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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
4
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An op-ed voice cites Dr Barret Wiley defending heat relief by not thinking about heat. He suggests mental distraction and imagining polar scenes to endure high temperatures while workers in heat suffer, and mocks skeptics like a bass drummer and a livery stable worker.
A compact set of quips on the Statesmanettes and contemporary social dynamics. The writer jokes about seismic service, fandom for electricity and baseball, humidity, and reciprocity. It notes Manero’s view on China’s greeting and hints at improvements.
Mr Bryan not required to stay in Washington amid weather concerns. Mrs Prod Huggett hosted guests Sunday including Henry Huggett family John Bentley Joy Bryant and Harry Bryant. Visitors to Daniel Snyder were Mr and Mrs Henry Thomas and others. Phoebe Tullar of Battle Creek sanitarium visiting her father. Mrs Thomas visited Battle Creek with Perry Bryant family planning Iowa Montana Washington trip. Bes sie Bryant graduates next Wednesday evening. Daniel Snyder visited Henry Thomas and wife then Mrs Snyder's sister and Templeton home. Children's Day set at Union M E church June 18 at 10 30. North Marshall Farmers club meets Mr and Mrs C Nelson Wednesday June 7. Frank Ranger visited Eckford Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Rey Gribbens and family and Mrs Ralph Gribbeng and family called on. Mrs Henry Upstan and Rev G F Jacobs of Jackson visited Mrs Sarah Van Voorhees and the Shores sisters. The Van Voorhees family and the Shores girls traveled to Detroit after a brief visit at home. Ed Upton did carpentry for George Anois. Many Yandes relatives including Albert, Fred, Rudolph, Arthur and spouses gathered with Chris Yandes of Marshall on Sunday.
The Social Melange chapter hosts a luncheon tomorrow at 1 o'clock with Miss Frances McKee entertaining a group of young ladies including Misses Holly and Natalie Burphy. Nearby outings feature Gail Gorham and friends enjoying Bijou entertainment and a Battle Creek visit with rides and a Detroit trip planned for Mrs. Gorham’s party. The Battle Creek Conservatory of Music holds a public commencement tonight at the Independent Congregational church with graduates Misses Murphy Rod and Shults and a program of piano, songs, and diplomas.
A large gathering at Mrs. Perrin’s home celebrated with pink roses and peonies as guests enjoyed five hundred over fifteen tables and two-course refreshments. Out-of-town attendees included Mrs. Alexander of Battle Creek and Mrs. Greenfield of Jackson amid elegant water color folders by Miss Gillett.
Mr and Mrs FT J Barnes and Miss Nera SteCormick of Detroit are visiting the Misses McDermater. ABbott leaves for Missouri Monday. Brig 5 K Church and daughter Elizabeth spent the day in Jackson. Hayes Burke home from Azaz Arbor. Harold Coleman home from Ann Arbor. Alien Seymour in the city. Mrs E B Stuart spent the day in Bates Creek. Mrs Forest Summers and daughter Sylvia of Flint visiting C A Baker. Esther McGee returned to Battle Creek. Wiss Hazel Walley of Elkhart Ind visiting Mrs C Collins. Mrs Wm Thunder and Mrs Geo Hogs spent afternoon in Battle Creek. Mrs Alexander of Battle Creek guest of Mrs Ror Eldred.
Mrs Geo Greenfield of Jackson visits Marshall area. Miss Holly Murphy travels to Battle Creek this afternoon. Mrs C E Strang leaves for Hanover for a few weeks. Mrs Geo White spends the day in Battle Creek. Mrs Geo W Vogt goes to Union City for a few days. Miss Mabel Anthony spends evening in Albion. Randall of Oklahoma, a former Marshall resident, visiting. Mr and Mrs Cyril Smith in vaudeville to finish circuit in Los Angeles.
Local notices list Eva Warriner taking a two week vacation before starting duties at Western Normal College Kalamazoo. Nina Eggleston arrives from Chicago. Several residents visit Kalamazoo and Battle Creek, with movements to Detroit and Elkheart Indiana noted. Courage and Cowardice quote appears amid community items. Subscription notice ends.
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