Carerco Farmers Club Meets Sackrider March 23
Happenings in the county report the Carerco Farmers Club will meet with Mr and Mrs Wm Sackrider on March 23. Weather limited attendance at the Ladies Aid at Mrs Pettengills. Residents attended an Option rally at Ceresco and others visited relatives in Battle Creek and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carerco Farmers Club
Wm. Sackrider
Wm. Pettengills
Walter Waterson
Olivet
Ceresco
Sackrider
R. Markham
W. J. Waterson
Jackson
Local social notes from Marshall area on midweek events
Heory Walkenshaw spent Wednesday and Thursday in Marshall. Mrs James Hurt spent Thursday with Mrs David Bauer. Will Bauer and son David attended the funeral of George Vogt in matureday. John and George Bauer and Mary Waltz and son Frank attended the funeral of George Vogt in Marshall Thursday. Clare Brackett and family and Frank Hawkins and wife spent Thursday evening at Henry Huggett's. Fila Randall has returned from Battle Creek where she has been taking treatments for rheumatism and is improved. Gladys Hammond and daughter Mary were weekend guests of Henry Walkenstraw and wife. Mrs Mary Hart and daughter Nina left Sunday for Battle Creek visit. Edward Hart was absent from school Friday due to sickness. Custa Detterick returned Saturday from two weeks visiting Fredonia Marshall Battle Creek and Oliver. Jos Hart and Geo Moore delivered hogs at Bellevue stockyards Saturday. Deforeat Wegner Marvin Huggets and Claude Moore were absent from school the first of the week due to illness. James Hart wife and daughter spent Sunday with John T Moore at Katie Creek. Eliot Brown and wife spent Sunday at Henry Huggett's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heory Walkenshaw
Marshall
James’ Hurt
David Bauer
Will Bauer
David
George Vogt
John
George Bauer
Mary Waltz
Frank
Gladys Hammond
Mary
Henry Walkenstraw
Mary Hart
Nina
Battle Creek
Edward Hart
Custa Detterick
Fredonia Marshall
Oliver
Jos. Hart
Geo. Moore
Bellevue Stock Yards
Deforeat Wegner
Marvin Huggets
Claude Moore
Ines
James Hart
John T. Moore
Katie Creek
Eliot Brown
Henry Huggett
Mia
Jones
Allegan
Mrs. Jones
John Snide
Hla Ceresco
Wednarday
Oregon
Harold Frohts
Chas. Potter
Parms
W.O. Densmore
Andy Harrigan
Hiram Allen
Powell
Walter Snide
Detroit
Geo. Burkley
Lena
John Ulrich
Palmer Family Visits and Local News Notes
Viola and Mina Palmer travel to Eston county to visit aunt Mrs Sprague. Daisy VanArman visits Rhoda Palmer for a few days this week. Henry Dedrick buys a new driving horse. Mrs Geo VanArman and Rhoda Palmer salt on Mrs Rosencrantz HELOGY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola
Mina Palmer
Eston County
Garden of Thanks from Mrs Asa Panning and Family
Mrs Asa Panning and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for aid and sympathy after their bereavement. They thank Rev Potter for his kind words, the choir for singing, and all who sent floral tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Panning
Potter
Local society notes highlight visits and events in Bedford
Mrs Geo Dughess and children visit her mother in Bedford. Mrs Wenke, Mrs L Harritt attend A Shafe social. Anna Denniston returns from Ypsilanti normal for a week before summer work. Mrs Getchell and Mrs Bell guests of Mrs John King. Miss Mearl and Margaret Getchell visit Miss Huggett. social at H Shafe's. N C L A to meet Mrs Pritchard first Thursday in April. Florence Meecham of Lansing visits Mrs L Waterbury. Mr Van Ocker and J Williams see the Chocolate Soldier in Battle Creek. Large crowd at H Shafe's social. receipts 7 60. Mrs Wim Tuttle of Pennfield visits Mrs Jas Van Ocker. J L Williams and children visit G Dowding's mother in Lee. Mrs Jas VanDewer visits sister Mrs Bowman in Battle Creek. Geo and Ralph King sell wool clip to Cargo and Co Bellevue for 18 and 20 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Dughess
Bedford
Wenke
L. Harritt
A. Shafe
Anna Denniston
Ypsilanti Normal
L. Getchell
Battlereek
P. Bell
Cereses
John King
Miss Mearl
Margaret Getchell
Battle Creek
E. Huggett
H. Shafe's
N.C. L.A
Partn Pritchard
Florence Meecham
Lansing
H. Shafe
Jas. VanDewer
Bowman
Geo
Ralph King
Cargo and Co
Bellevue
Funeral of Ethan Tucker Held at Home
Ethan Tucker died after a brief illness and his funeral was held Tuesday at 2 30 p m at the family home led by Rev Galgereeane. He was a Marshall high school student loved by local youths. An auction is planned at the Geo Vogt farm on April 4. Laverne Long was released from Jackson Tuesday. Jasper Tucker and Wm Burns arrived from Chisago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan Tucker
Galgereeane
Ethan
Marshall High School
Geo. Vogt
Laverne Long
Jackson
Jasper Tucker
Wm. Burns
Chisago
Local Notes From Porter District and Oak Grove Meeting
Porters district updates report visitors at Ruddock home and illness of John Raddock. Mrs Ged Calnes hosts an event with Clarence and family in attendance. Oak Grove Ladies Auxiliary plans April meeting with sewing and quilts. supper offered. East Newton hosts local option meeting. Owen O Wiard speaker. rain altered Oak Grove plans. Posts mention Mrs Waltz and daughter visiting Battle Creek. Union City grocery wagon begins first trip of season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Grove
Simon ‘Leater
Laster
Osea Shaw
Saé Palmer
Louisé Bennett
Hadime - Lir
Dorothy Easterbrook
Battie Igres
Duke Howe
East Newton School House
Owen O. Wiard
Central Pennfield Township Split Into Four Road Districts
The March meeting set four road districts by section line boundaries. Annual settlement shows total disbursements of 534.85 for township parts, 2490.62 for roads, and 3923.30 for schools, with a remaining balance of 2627.85. Republican caucus nominated a ticket including E I Paffer and C P Colater among others. Democrats named G B Garratt and F Struwin for key offices. Local notes mention Hicks school teacher on vacation in Tekonsha and residents Mead and wife returning from Washington. Burdock Blood Bitters advertised as aiding digestion and blood purification amid health notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Paffer
C. P. Collter
Teasurer
G. J. Bowers
A. W. Cronk
W. Burrows
Roy Latta
W. Harmilton
D. Andre
Board of Review
W. Pa
Justice of the Peace
W. D. Pitt
Ern Greenman
G. B. Garratt
W. Struwin
M. Willison
T. Smit
Smith
Carwn Convis
Jesse Fox
F. Struwin
J. O'Toole
Poorman
Misa Huemeston
Hicks
Tekonsha
F. Mead
Washington
Mise
Margaret Potter
A. S. Potter
Pennfield
Local Option Appeal Urges Calhoun Voters to Support Dry Policy
An appeal urges Calhoun County men to vote for local option to keep saloons out. It argues that dry advocates help those who care, noting wives and mothers lack vote while fathers should support right and aid in preventing drunkenness and slavery, praising the local option as a lasting measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun County
Ms Rnaid
Ption
Battle Creek
Gll
Calhoun
Evermore
Bose
Community Notes From Newton Township District
Newton CBT area reports indicate no school Friday with several residents visiting neighbors and attending a local option lecture by Owen Ward. Obituary noting the passing of old Newton resident Aas Fanning on Sunday March 26th.
Charter Election Notice for Marshall Michigan 1911
Marshall Michigan notices the charter election set for April 3 in all wards. Voters will choose two justices of the supreme court two university regents one superintendent of public instruction one member of the state board of education two agriculture board members for six years plus county officers and city officers including mayor recorder treasurer and a four-year justice of the peace. Polling places listed with timings from 7:00 am to 5:00 pm and ballot questions on liquor prohibition and a primary school amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall, Mich
Murahli
Marshall
Supreme Court
University
Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Board of Education
Board of Spriculture
Calhoun
3Ir Judicciadl Sult
Said
Troy
Fourth
O'Leary
East State Street
Hopper
Elty Marshall Sandy
Cleary
North
Eagle Street
J. G. Graff
Steam Laundry
West State Street
aArbeiter Hall
Madison Street
Green Street
Mershall
Merch
Local notes from Ceresco and vicinity
Community items from Ceresco including visits by Mia CERESCO and neighbors to Allegan and Burlington, health updates, family visits to Marshall Kalamazoo and Battle Creek, school vacation notice, a cousin’s visit, a village move, a funeral for Asa Fanotog, an Odd Fellows degree ceremony, and expressions of sympathy to the Fanotog family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Jas
Fred Blanck
Benjamin Minle
Atte Creek
Asa Fanotog
Austin News Notes From Local Families and Visits
AUSTIN. le Destgerick and Ure Camp pel n nesday at ursda: Witt relatives da Battle Creek. of Little Gladys Campbell ia visitin g grandparents, A. Campbell and wife. Dale Way spent a Thursday night at James Hart's. yng Margaret Hart and Thera White are home from Marshall this week. Vernice and Mléred Walkinshaw, Tesla and Cilla Sellers are home from Ypsilanti this week. Mrs. James Hart and daughter Lina retined home Friday after spending 4 week in Battle Creek. Leone Paston of Royal Oak is spend ing a week's vacation with her par ents Jas. Paxton and wife. C. Treadwell and family will move from the J. E Walkinshaw tenant house this week. Fred Hamilton and family are mov ing into the J. E. Walkinshw tenant house He will work for Mr. Walkinshaw the ensuing year. Kittle Walkinshaw of Battle Creek spent Sunday with her parents Henry Walkinshaw and wife. Tebulon Dety who has been all for some time is much better. Shirley Andrus visited her aunt Mrs. J. E. Walkinshaw over Sunday. Rev. Geiger gave a very interesting and instructive temperance sermon in the town hall Sunday. Dale Way, teacher in the Austin Districts invested the proceeds of her social no 2 drinking fountain, which is now placed in new school room. This is a very necessary equipment for a country school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Leone Paston
Royal Oak
Jas. Paxton
C. Treadwell
J. E Walkinshaw
Fred Hamilton
J. E. Walkinshw
Mr. Walkinshaw
Kittle Walk
Marengo Notes on Local Residents and Visits
Marengo social news lists Alwyn Lake and family visiting relatives, Mrs. Fred Case calling on her aunt, Rhoda Mulvany and Ruth Clark meeting, Mrs. Ella Welch Cobb’s visit from Marshal, Valera McClure with Albion friends, Mrs. Gardanier from Salt Lake City suffering grip, Oscar Hubbard and wife visiting Albion kin, Maude Malvany from Battle Creek calling, J J Adams caring for sister Lottie Browell, Rena Greenhalgh returning to Ann Arbor, Ex-Judge Lane on Marshall business, plus an ad for Dr Thomas Eclectric for various pains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marengo
Alwyn Lake
Jackson
Fred Case
Laure Lusk
Pnetumonis
Rhoda Mulvany
Eckford
Ruth Clark
Ae Mange
Ella Welch Cobb
Marshal
Martha Adams
Marshall
C. A. Adams
Valera McClure
Albion Friends
C. D. Gardanier
Salt Lake City
D. L. Adams
Oscar Hubbard
Albion
Maude Malvany
Battle Creek
Sun- Ay
EMMETT DIST NO 7 LOCAL NOTES AND VISITS
Fred Williams and wife of Charlotte visit his son Seaton Williams for a few days. Mrs. Arthur Bordeau hosted company over Sunday. Mrs. Neilta Batley is not better. Joan Johnson and Anna of Battle Creek spent Sunday with her mother Mrs. Halen. Jos Day went to Ceresca Bat. A W Cronkhite and wife were in Battle Creek Saturday. Mrs. Henry Webster is able to sit up a little. Frank Hardenburg is very ill. Mort Isted moved onto the Gleason farm near T Stanley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Williams
Charlotte
Seaton Williams
Arthur Bordeau
Neilta Batley
Joan Johnson
Anna
Battle Creek
Halen
Ceresca
JS A. W. Cronkhite
Henry Webster
Frank Hardenburg
Mort Isted
Gleason
T Stanley
Local Notes on Visits and Family News
Arthur Yandis, wife and daughter living with him in Coote, three months after a dispute. Spreg and Helen, Windstred Mier, Ada Ballisy of Battle Creek visit Albert Yandis. Sadie and Denna Sholes spent Saturday evening with Alta Simonson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreg
Helen
Windstred Mier
Ada Ballisy
Battle Creek
Albert Yandis
Sadie
Denna Sholes
Alta Simonson
Fragmentary poem notes on shoes and address cues
Fragmented text references shoes and a cryptic address fragment. Mentions antiofac tion and patient teasker shoes with unclear context. No coherent event or clear subjects beyond scattered names and places.
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Marshall, Michigan
of Ah
Emmett
Austin
North Convis
South Brick Dist
G. W. Hart & Son
Thay Marshall
W. W. Penn
Bettisorse
Andie Roddosic
Anie Creek
W. F.schriber
Anenies
Zella
Mats Ae
Mts
Joh Ruddock
Calnes
Clarence O
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Bloise Raddock
Rex
Newton
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Bia Dodge
Fred Aout Wayne
Flanders
Carl Senray
Doris
Donald
Coats
Oral Sduers
Katia Talmadge
Mrai
George Hickiing
Mesdaniel B.D. Philips
Fred Cotton
Hammer
Anns Schray
Fed Alwardt
Ab B. W. Philipa
Chas
Bernice Mau
Nora Metzgerits
Chris
May
H.W. Flanders
Leona
Hankell
Weat Newton
Owen Lard
Francisco School
Estella Cogswell
Homer
A. Hagershaw
Jerome Cogswell
Aas Fanning
Newton Township
Bundayoe
Zella Shultz
Owen Wiard
Henry Randt
Mesdames
Wm. Hender
B. W. Philips
Charter Election Notice
A. L. Stevens
Robert Smith
Jos Eyre
Geo. Matt
Sate
Emma Chesher
F. Bell
Mare Bell
Asa Fan Ang
Mr. Densmore
Henry Lehmann
Sylvia Metzger
Towsley
the Commercial Savings Bank
W. T. Phelps
W. J. Dibble
Thomas
Emmett Dist
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Boyd
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Lyon ‘Lake
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