Happenings in aa County Newton Burlington Event
Linus Wilson visited Burlington on Monday. The Ladies auxiliary hosted by Mrs. Loran Blanchard featured a sumptuous dinner followed by local option songs recitations and readings. Committees were appointed for Samaritan reception and ways and means with several members named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linus Wilson
Burlington
Kiefer
H. S. Schwark
Femaily
Loran Blanchard
Cotler
Reading
Simon Lester
Blancaard
Myrtie Honnatt
Co Samaritan
Mesdames Coller
Nelile Badwin
Ethel Shaw
Tom Lee
Marshall
Duke
Waeltz
Linus Wiser
Jennie
Leo
Palmer
Walter Shipley
Duke Hows
Nellie
Hadwin
Will
Frank Morhardt
Frank Pullman
Lew Philips
Wifs
WU Aferhardt
Brushardt
Kagamaster
Fred Morhardt
Weimer
Tah. Philips
Eat Beushardt
Garrison Wood
Owen Kirkland
Oak Grove
Union City Bank
Beow-Ease antiseptic powder ad relieves tender feet
A faded advertisement claims Beow-Ease powder relieves blistering swelling and sweaty feet. It lists Als. Olmsted in New York and offers a free sample with address details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmsted, Leroy
N.Y
Local Socials and Obituary Note in South Brick District
Mr and Mrs Owsley of Sheridan dined with Fred Thomas and wife. Mrs Chas Fish thanks friends for a birthday post card shower. Friends honored Herbert Fish at Chas Fish home Friday. Vogt, a respected neighbor, passed away Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs.Owsley
Sheridan
Fred Thomas
Chas Fish
Herbert Fish
Chas
Une West
Geo. Vort
Tir
Vogt
South Emmet t Notable Visits and Social Roundabout
Mrs Peter Hartoant visited in Beck ford on Thursday. Neva and Hazel Burdus enjoy a new plan. Mr and Mrs Burkley entertained Sunday with S Ulrich and wife of Cerasco G Eyre and wife of Emmett and Clarence Johnson and wife of Jackson. Mrs E H Henson of Battle Creek spent Tuesday with Mrs Louise Pre D Francisco and wife. Mr Burdue and son and J R Gott attended an auction near Pine Corners Thursday. Mesdames Louliss Eyre and Cora Ulrich attended Ellis Corners L A S that met with Mrs Barkley Thursday Ray Fanning and daughter Ethel realized on his father 483 Fanning Sunday. ota Goff visited her parents ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Leggett
Athens
Earl Eilington
Battle Creek
Ore
Homey Leggett
Fred Felter
Lettia
C. van Arman
Monroe
Albert van Arman
Mollie VanArman
Rena VanArman
Jay Carver
Old Friends
Alexander
Rumsey
Battle Creak
Rovert
Glenn
Keifer
Kalimo
Scott Dickenson
Homer Leggett
Carler
van Arman
VerPlank
Greenman Scott
Peter Hartoant
Iq. Beckford
Neva Sod
Hazel Burdus
Plano
Burkley
S. Ulrich
Cerasco
G. Eyre
Emmett
Clarence Johnson
Jackson
E. H. Henson
Louise Pre
D. Francisco
Maondey
Oral Savers
Local Visitors Reported Across Several Households
Chas Smith and wife of near Sprinport and Fred Oll and wife of the Kellogg district were Sunday visitors at August Smiths and wife. Wave Starks and mother of North Bucklake and Mrs Geo Breveriek spent Thursday with Mrs Chas Kintmer. Ford Dewey and wife and Alta Walker spent Tuesday in Partello. Mr and Mrs McKerwin of Dever eaux visited John and Misses McAuliffes Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas.Smith
Near
Sprinport
Fred Oll
Kellogg District
August Smith
Wave Starks
North Bucklake
Mra
Geo. Breveriek
Chas. Kintmer
Ford Dewey
Alta Walker
Partello
Mrs. McKerwin
Devereaux
John
Misses McAu-liffes
Local notices of social visits from Albion community
Mrs Chas Kimmer called on Mrs Dewey Saturday. Law Sebastein and wife of Albion visited Janes Keokan family Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs Judd Wines of Albion spent Friday with Mrs Wim Johnson. Mrs Geo Hrenerick visited Mrs F Tooley in Kellogg District for a day that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Kimmer
Dewey
Law Sebastein
Albion
Janes Keokan
Judd Wines
Wim. Johnson
Geo. Hrenerick
F .Tooley
Kellogg
Local Gossip and Visits from Emett District
Nellie Bailey remains ill while Seston Williams and wife entertain guests from Charlotte. Mrs Edwin Genson and son celebrate a weekend visit with Joe Day and wife in Battle Creek. Miss Bell and Mr David Sloan return from New York, Mrs Henry Webster ill. Glee Dunn of Sonoma visits aunt Adela Tipham. Wim Palmer in Battle Creek Saturday. A W Cronkhite and wife visit Harry Cronkhite and wife. Ed Isted and Mrs Geo Love call on Mrs E Latta. Christy moves on Spaulad dog farm. Mrs Win Palmer returns from Jackson visits. Old Papers at The Statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bailey
Seston Williams
Charlotte
Edwin Genson
Eilwin
Battle Creek
Joe Day
John Cronkhite
Miss Bell
David Sloan
New York
Henry Webster
Glee Dunn
Sonoma
Adela Tipham
Wim. Palmer
WW. Cronkhite
Harry Cronkhite
Ed Isted
Geo. Love
E. Latta
Christy
Increase of Cancer Denied in Modern Statistics
The article argues against mass panic over rising cancer rates and cautions that apparent increases may reflect better detection and longer lifespans. It notes more people survive early cancers and reach ages where cancer is more common, suggesting proportions may be stable or only appear to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thous
Europe
Sven
Local option debate cites tax and crime records in Calhoun Kalamazoo
The document argues taxes rise from valuation rather than rates in Calhoun and notes higher bank deposits in wet Kalmazoo. It compares dr unks arrests in Battle Creek and Kalamazoo, claims liquor restrictions boosted business, and urges voters to back the local option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun County
Liquor Trust
National Trust
Kalawazoo
Calhoun
Tackson
Dry Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Ithe City
Wet Kalamazoo
Battle Creek
L. B. Stewart
Net
Kalamazoo County
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Newton
Carverville
East Gonuis
Doris Schriver
Lewis Coats
Fred Hamilton
James Walkinshaw
S. Hadden
Wice
Oliver
Frank Hawkins
James Page
Washington
Bertha Jones
Bert Hamilton
Gans
Gox's Chy Store
South Brick Dist
the Commercial Savings Bank
T. Phelps
Cushies
W. J. Dibble, Prestlenti
South Emmett
Baavis Dist
Emmett Dist. NG
the Statesman
Blood & Hoag
John A.campbell
J. W. Repperd
the Liquor Trust
Brewers’ Association of Michigan
Michigan
Galltown
Calhoun County Local Option Committee
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