Happenings in the county line
Ha Brown and wife of Caledonia visit old friends for a few days. Greenfield and family and Roy Greenfield with wife spent Sunday at Bert Treadwell’s. The L A S will serve dinner and warm sugar at the schoolhouse on election day Monday April 3. Leo Treadwell is better. Puny Walker improved in wealth. Carpenter visited over Sunday. Clarence Daines and family moved onto the Geo VanAr farm and are sick with measles. Mary Walker helps prepare for them. John Selien is better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha Brown
Caledonia
Ling
Vers Greenfialt
Roy Greenfield
Bert Treadwell
L. A S
Leo Treadwell
Puny Walker
Louis $ Carpenter
Clarence Daines
Geo. VanAr
Mealey
Local Visits and Families Gather in Albion and Battle Creek
Sunday activity includes John Macchlister and wife in Albion, James Brockway and family visiting a brother, and A Snyder with Roy enjoying Battle Creek. Frank Ball’s family arrived from South Mondaleight, Witlard Cotton with wife in Es sala mo, Claude Gridley of Springport visiting parents, Wil Sisyens visiting, Bill McAllister home from the porta, and Seth Mcallister with two new horses. The Maybe Literary Society met at Mrs Cara Wilson’s home Saturday. Mrs John Aildricik died Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Macchlister
Albion
James Brockway
George
Irs
A. Snyder
Roy
Battle Creek
Frank Ball
Mondslaight
Witlard Cotton
Eslamo
Claude Gridley
Springport
Porta
Seth Mcallister
Maybe Literary Society
Cara Wilson
John Aildricik
Local Social Notes From Athens And Fulton
aTHENS Miles Hagermen of Cilcavo and Rallie Bitner of Fulton were guests MuUpan sisitor's Sunday. Gay Keiser and wife spent Sunday in Fulton. Mrs E J Johnson of Battle Creek was at Athens visitor Monday. Ralph Walkley and wife are proud parents of an pound son born March 23. L T Morris and wife attended funeral of Mr C S Reali and daughter Georgie. Harrow Hunt and a lady friend were guests of Grose Fox and wife Sunday. Dr Overholt and F Lee and wives entertained the 50 0 club Thursday evening at the Overholts. Clay McCrary and wife of Urban Dale are guests of B D Lee and wife. Mrs Hugh Gutman living north of town died Sunday at 6 09 o clock. Funeral from the house Wednesday at 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Hagermen
Cilcavo
Rallie Bitner
Fulton
MuUpan Sisitor
Gay Keiser
E. 3. Johnson
Battle Creek
Wis
Athens
Ralph, Walkley
L. T. Morris
wHe
Union
C. S. Reali
Georgie
Harrow Hunt
So Inoms
Grose Fox
Overholt
Fred Lee
50 0 Club
the Homs
S. Clay McCrary
Urbandale
Ff B.D Lee
Hugh Gutman
Muneral
Unclear OCR Medical Misprint About Treatments and Remedies
The fragment mentions powders and remedies for feverishness and stomach disorders with terms like chitr as and bowtisamé dsatror. It references doctors or diagnostists and mentions sample tea and sits alongside numbers and place names, but the text is garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ginsted
Lees
B.S Mens
Local Visits and Family News From Battle Creek Area
Mrs. Td Stevens of Battle Creek spent a few days last week with Mia Karl Smith Sara Mrs Louise Eyre spent Saturday in Battle Creek. Henry Burghardt and wife spent Sunday with their daughter Mya Clair Milliman of West Leroy Myrtle Guy of South Camera spent Sunday afternoon with Gertrude Bowles Eva Zerby spent Sunday at home Mrs BD Dally spent Saturday in Battle Creek Gertrude and Florence Bowles spent Saturday with their grandmother Mrs Ellen Guy of Gmax Grandma Frobin is not much better Airs Van Blakeman and Sarah Chamberlain spent one day last week with her daughter Mrs Harlow Snyder of West Leroy Chas Chamberlain and wife of Cli max spent Sunday with Dan Chamberlain Renry Blackett and family of Battle Creek spent Saturday with her sister Mrs Richard Vaughn Harlow Lawder and daughter Ethel of West Leroy spent Sunday with her parents Wi Blackett and wife Wi Braden of Scotia was in Toppa Sunday Charles Frohm of Battle Creek spending few days with his sister dirs Louisa Eyre
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Td. Stevens
Battle Creske
Mia
Karl Smith
Sara
Louise Eyre
Battle Creek
Henry
Burghardt
Dally
Gertrude
Florence Bowles
Ellen Guy
Gmax
Frobin
Richard Vaughn
Harlow Lawder
Ethel
West Leroy
East Eckford social notes mix with local visits
Margaret Wranshear returns from Ypsilanti Normal for two weeks at home. Mrs Bowlger of Homer visits O J Pardee. John Domney of Haverston Michigan visits James Benny. Mrs Win Buskirk and daughter Mary Spoon at Santons Albion. Mrs Sohn Henshaw with son Jerome near Marshall. John Tuchtenhagen family visit in Homer. Harold Pratley and wife visit Will Spindow Albion. A Pedro party hosts friends. Weitzel family at Branshaer. Stewart Kinganosth of Albion visits Albert Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Wranshear
Ypsilantis
Idz
Bowlger
Homer
O. J
Sohn Henshaw
Jerome Flenshaw
Marshall
John Tuchtenhagen
Harold Pratley
Will Spindiow
Albion
Otherardes
Pedro
Weitzel
J. Branshaer
Stewart Kinganosth
Albert Adam
Local Social Notes From Clarendon and Nearby Towns
Clareldon residents report travel and visits by Kuma Youngs of Quincy with her parents Mr and Mrs W B Youngs. Mrs G S Shepard returns from Janesville and visits daughter Mr Banham. Frank Blake and wife visited his brother Wesley and family last week. Mrs John Crandell and son Lyle visit her mother Mrs Ogden of Burlington. Russell David spent part of last week with J W Roan near Mr White and wife and their nine pound son Search 22. T R Roan and wife visited H G Findley on Sunday. Funeral for Mrs Hattie Hap k held at the Hap i st church with Rev Hagie officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Kuma Youngs
Quincy
W. B. Youngs
G. SS. Shepard
Janesville
Mr. Banham
Frank Blake
Wesley
John Crandell
Aon Lyle
Ogden
Burlington
David
J. W. Roan
Mr. White
T.R. Roan
H. G. Findley
Hattie Hapk
Hagie
Estabrook News: Local Lectures and Community Gatherings
Local option debate stirs Calhoun County as Prof Miller of Olivet lectures at Lee Center and a singing night by Myra Wetmore accompanies a warm Estabrook Comedy Club gathering. community events include gravel bee at Estabrook school, dinner, and visits by Frela Brown and Miles Hadwin.
Local Social and Family Notices From Marshall
Cleveland district convis meets at Templeton home. ladies bring dishes for eleven o'clock gathering. Mrs. Fred Randall spent weekend with alsteraf in Marshall. Jesse Smith ill with quinsy. Seven ladies met with Mrs Ishni Thomas to finish a comforter for Mrs Kay. Roof on Kay's being erected. workmen expect to finish this week. Nelson family moved into Templeton house. John Thomas family and Eva May visited Chas Walkinshaw in Pengeid. Thomas Huggett spent slow days in Battle Creek. Rev Clark's address drew attendees. North Marshall Permers Club meets April 12 with GH Sweet and wife. Jesus Greenman spent Monday in Basle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Convis S. A
Templeton
Fred Randall
Alsteraf
Marshall
Jesse Smith
Ishni Thomas
Kay
Nelson
K. M
Local Notes Roundup from Four Towns Area
Augusta resident James Milley moves to Mrs. Samuel Dickinson's farm. Various neighbors and relatives visit, travel, or host over Sunday. School resumes after vacation in Grup Qak district. several families mentioned with illnesses moves and homecomings.
Sugar social dull at Grangers ball in Battle Creek
Pine Cherk reports a light turnout for the sugar social hosted by the Grangers on Friday night. Minor updates: Kiia Doubleday away on business. Hoyt recovering from illness. entertainment planned by the Bann church group Friday evening. Mr. Lang and wife hosted Hoyt and Walter Tubbs. Mrs. M. E. Cook returns from visit with daughter in Battle Creek. Martin family moved into C. Scotts' tenant house. Runde family visiting Battle Creek relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninge
Battie Creek
Kiia
Viet
Hoyt
Banns
Mr. Lang
Walter ‘Tubbs
Bridsy
M. E. Cook
Battle Creek
Afr
Martin
C. Scott
Runde
South Bedford Notes Include Visitations and Local Moves
Frank Orns was called to Nashville to attend an aunt’s funeral. Roy Hoff spent Sunday with Francis Boyer. Mrs. C Edgett of Battle Creek noted as 1st Mrs. C Edgett. Henry Simons reported a few days this week. Harry Menzer and wife visited Mrs. Frank Orns and family. L. J. Bradley and family visited 5. E. Buyer on Sunday. Mr. Stannard moved his family from the Snearly farm into Battle Creek this week. Bred Lat is moving on the Snearly farm to work for the coming year. Josephite, confined at home, able to go out again. Several from this place attended the K and L OT MM entertainment in Augusta Friday night. Chss. Saiddar spent Monday at S. Boyer’s, estimating in petting the engine and spray pump in working order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Milley
Augusta
Samuel Dickinson
Lindsey
Henry
David Rhymes
Jackson
Exthar
Marle
Aldrich
Alvin Aldrich
Barton Manchester
Peter Sweet
George Eusiay
Floyd Facktun
Grup Qak
Elon Eidred
Algis Aldriech
Clarsuden
Weir
Esther
Muriel
James Taylor
Tekuusha
Cassius Taylor
Ciara
Ari Carsie Holmes
Coldwater
George Eusley
Johnson
Huger Sebring
Sebring Lins
Williams
Wheeler Place
Broker
Walter Loomis
Frank Orns
Nashville
Thesday
Roy Hoff
Francis Boyer
C.edgett
Battle Creek
Henry Simons
Harry Menzer
Slater
Frank Orna
L. J. Bradley
E. Buyer
Mr. Stannard
Snearly Farm
Latis
Snearly
Josephite
Saiddar
Boyer
Local Social Notes Mention Visits Across Districts
Davis district residents entertain neighbors and friends over the weekend with visits to Springport Kellogg and nearby families. Several couples are listed as guests or visitors including Mr and Mrs Keck and family and Mrs Luedtka. Community members also note relatives from Wisconsin and Battle Creek visiting Ware Street and other local households.
Local Notes Include Weddings Sales and Farm Updates
Mabel Kelly and Samuel Marshall wed at a family home with Reverend Garr officiating and will reside in Hassna. The George Swift farm tenant house burned last week. A colt died from blood poisoning in an infested wound. Climax telephone company finished wiring to the vicinity. Jackett visits daughter Mrs Blakeslee. Emil Rodgers family spent Sunday in Battle Creek. Ethel Minor improved. Florence Chambers recovering from a broken leg. Mr and Mrs Blakeslee hosted visitors. Wm and Carl Van Horn near completion of their house. F Morgan Z Miller Burwon Hunt Ira Lewis building more hen houses. Miller expects a thousand incubator chicks soon. Eve land Owner urged keeping a few chicks to combat garden pests. Red poultry netting advised to protect the garden. Mrs Hattie Morgan reported 33 delegates to the State Camp Hope camp. Ice cream and cake served. Chas and Ernest Ros attended Jerry Herrison funeral in Battle Creek. Leroy township nominations: Supervisor Burton Bunt, Clerk Peter Voice, Treasurer JF Gale, Highway Commissioner Verne Owen, Overseer of Highway Clarence Folletrijus ka of neasee, C S Andress. W C T U meeting held last Wednesday after storm delay. W Pisk caught a notably large blue heron in a trap Friday, dead on discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan Cowles
Mabel Kelly
Samuel Marshall
Garrobalacing
Hassna
George Swift
HE. Lewis
Climax Telephone Company
Mr. Jackett
Blakesle
Eveland
Hattie Morgan
R. WN
Hopecamp
Chas
Ernest Ros
Batge Creek
Jerry Herrison
Leroy Township
Burton Bunt
Pater Voice
Teasurer
JF. Gale
Verne Owen
Clarence Folletrijuska
Neasee
C. S. Andress
W.C.T. U
W. Pisk
Incomplete OCR Item Highlights North American Feeder Names
Fragmentary transcript mentions various odd terms like Crates Betweet Feeders and Dowels with unclear context. Several garbled phrases refer to teething, worms, and a mother’s health, but no coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities emerge.
Community notices reflect weddings meals and church events
Rug and wife Athioa attend a Sunday gathering at the home of Jay Carver and speak at a meeting in the intereetor's Sunday shoot conven. North Marshall hosts guests Hazel Miller Pansy Ford Martha Miller attends services. Wheeler and Clarence Hamilton have measles Geaner attends them Hazel Hopkins visits from Battie Creek. The Ladies Aid will serve the election dinner at Mrs Jay Iver's home. Margaret Lucis infant dies aged four months funeral held at church Interment Austin cemetery. Vernice Mildred Walkinshaw return for spring vacation Leona Parton visits home Cenvis Union 1 A S reschedules to April 8 at 10 30 am for charity sew. Temperance Sunday aid Lamperince event planned next Sunday at 1 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rug
Athioa
Jay- Carver
Intereetor
Sng
North Marshall
Hex Bouse
Hazel Miller
Pansy Ford
Martha Miller
Wheeler
Clarence Hamilton
Geaner
Hazel Hopkins
Battie Cresk
Herousin
Schriber
Weir
Jay Iver
David Scott
Margaret
Lucis
Geiger
Austin
Ae Vernice
Mildred Walkinshaw
Wyatlanti Norms
Thera White
Alta Carver
Marshall High School
Leona Parton
Cenvis Union 1. A.S
Banie
Temperance
Lamperince fioRenes
New Cure Promises Relief From Coughs
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Discovery as a remedy for coughs and throat trouble. It claims thousands have found relief, offering a trial bottle free with purchase and citing J. W. Bradshaw as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colt
Bett Lewis
Chamblin
Iseir
Attacs
Dr. King’s
J. W. Bradshaw
Local Auction and Social Notices Spark Community Activity
Maxey Boyd sold horses to an anonymous buyer on Sunday with Mike Nene involved. Edith Young faces health concerns while attending events. Albert Young held an auction last Thursday and plans to move to his new home in Albion. Robert Patton will relocate from the vacated property. Casper Gay and family spent weekend in Battie Creek and Seymour. Sheridan School District No. 2 hosts a Hox social at the schoolhouse Thursday evening April 8. Teacher Miss Marial Bead noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxey Boyd
Anon Apie
Mike Nene
Macy Boyd's
Edith Young
Botterly
Albert Young
Alhion
Robert Patton
Harry, Gay
Battie Creek
Casper Gay
Seymour Gay
Sheridan
Mias Marial Bead
Local News Tangles in North Goring Area
North Goring reports trading and social visits. B D Vaughn trades Jolis Bullman place to Homer Havens for a house and Jovin Bellevue. Desmond E Darighter and wife of Battle Creek visit Henry Shate and wife. Mrs Harold Owen of North Belle vue visits Mt Denninton's. Mrs F Monroe and son attend dinner with R King and wife. Mrs Jas Vaosker visits Bowman in Hattle fos. About twenty five attend schoolhouse entertainment led by Mr Kidder. Wesley and Lawrence Williams visit parents. Bernice Haliday of Belle rive visits at Willians. Kathleen Huggett enjoys break from Teek school. Mr and Mrs Huggett and wife host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Vaughn
Jolis Bullman
Homer Havens
Jovin Bellevue
Desmond E. Darighter
Battle Creek
Henry Shate
Harold Owen
North
Bellevue
Mt. Denninton
F. Monroe
Werk Pena
Topo
Vistither
Alster
Bowman
Hattle Fos
Kidder
Wesley
Lawrence Williams
Bernice Haliday
Bellerve Ie
Willian
King
Huggett
California farm for sale near Willows in Sacramento County
A California farm near Willows in Sacramento County offers 40 acres under cultivation with sugar beets, stock and dairying potential. Described as a great country for farming, the sale notes suitability for sugar beets and dairy operations. Details reference Jace Slocum of Detroit as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Slos
Sacramento
Wsiley
Willows
Gis Co
Jace Slocum
Detroit
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Castoria
Sing Bist
Mathers
Joppa
East Eckford
Pratt
Herbert
Parker
Myra
Miller
Oivet
Lee Center
Jason Hadwin
Ellery Rundle
Estabrook Comedy Club
Myra Wetmore
Calhoun County
Frela Brown
Caledon-ia
Miles Hadwin
Olivet
Estabrook
Yemily
Ela Treadwell
Irela Brows
Familly
J. G. Wetmore
Mr. Wetmore
Julia Barrett
Edna Stults
Frank Cules
Cleveland Dist
Convis
Sweet and Wife
Jesus Greanman
Basle Creek
Fourtowns
South Bedford
Davis Dist
Way. Blever
Char.Soith
Fred Ott
Kellogg
Fred Sith
Ella
Ida Luedtke
Bata Creek
James Keck
August Rosenaw
Fred Riever
Berths
Pay Krenerick
Wm. Risvar
Maile McAuliffe
Dan
Auliffe
John
McAuliffe
Léczis Clough
Clara Sawyer
Chas, Kimmer
Family
Matthew Kerwin
Deverenca
Apuesta
Misses McAuliffe
Luda Wood
Mya
Fred Brant
Spyder
Fred Smith
Win. Xeck
Wines
Geo. Braneri¢k
Sohnghma
North Goring
Eens G
SOUTH
Herbert Fish
Weet
Rex
Vern
Harold Clark
Fred Thoman
A. Nishols
Seron Cyhorn
Wichors
LaVerne Long
Will
Bischford
Gulf Meat
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