Proposal to amend apportionment of primary school funds
F D Miller Commissioner of Schools argues for an amendment to Article XL Sec G of the state constitution. He claims many districts hold excess primary money and would gain under the plan which diverts funds to districts lacking two years of wages. He cites Calhoun county districts and urges passage.
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Marshall
Gof
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Calhoun County
F. D. Miller
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Newton and Vicinities
A series of property transfers listed, including Alden E. Gleases to Arthur P. F. Bohanna in Newton and several other transfers across Battle Creek Eckford Fredonia Pennfield Bedford and surrounding areas. Names include Carl Gray James Paadie Elies Deroyer Arza Poty Matilda Aurand Joseph Lewis Lucy Buroh Edward Van Horn Miller Baty Gibbs Mary Davis Davis Stafford Murray and Separd Spencer.
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Alden E. Gleases
Arthur PF. Bohanna
Newton
Carl
S. Gray
James C. Paadie
Battle Creek
Elies DeRoyer
Arza Poty
Jand
Fredonia
Matilda
Aurand
John McNames
Eckford
Joseph J. Lawis
Lucy Buroh
Frank
Cantrell
Edward A. van Horn
Bsttie Creek
Jacob Miller
Andrew Baty
Lot
Starshall
Frank Mean
Clarence EL. Gibbs
Pennfield
Mary Eleete Davis
Peter R. Davis
Case
Pater BR. Davie
Nelson
Stafford Ae
Bedford
Willain EL Murray
Littlie Fair Et
Fou
Emogene
G. Shepard
Residents and Visits Around East Leroy Michigan
East Leroy reports visits by G W Davis and wife, Mrs Da Vall, Mr Follett, and others. Madaline Emmons broke a collar bone at school. Carl Tuttle visited his brother in Athens. Emmons sold the Boyton property to Ross Filer, with Gleason and wife calling on Tuttle. Mildred Smith visited Follett's, Laleh Randel called on Mrs C Tuttle. Elda Tuttle absent from school due to illness.
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Mie
Ray’ Brageh
G. WW. Davis
Carverville notices show local visits and family updates
Eschal e and family were guests of Dik over Sunday. John Bentley visited Mrs Langridge Monday. Mrs Amy Krause cares for her mother. Jennia Smith visited her parents. John Langridge has the measles. Lilly Miller spends a week with Mrs E Langridge. John Hookway moves to a new home this week. Lectures at Porter’s house by Rev A Watson Brown. Various calls and visits among Hookway Langridge Van Arman and others. Local travel includes Battle Creek trips and nearby towns.
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Eschal’e
Fred VsnAr
Sundey
John Bentley
John Langridge
Stephen Langridge
Amy Krause
Lacsing
BR. Peterson
Jennia Smith
John, Smith
Marshall
John Langride
Lilly Miller
Marango
Eisie Eridge
Parse E. Carver
John Hookway
H. White
Jane Rhodes
Lettie Felter
Claude’ VanArmen
Martha
Mary Dickenson
Mae VanaArman
Battle Creek
Stephen Guiles
Mesdames Hookway
Langridge
A. VanArman
Hanry White
Alexander Rumsey
Albert van Arman
Porter ‘Soneol
A. Watson Brown
Elsie Langridge
Miller
Shurtlff
van Armaz
Homer Leggets
Carler
Tames Kitridge
Herman Eildebrant
Webster Toland
Battie Creek
Glenn Brenner
Lena Haider
Mae ‘Taylor
Leo Siuiz
WI Christy
Hazel
Gertrude
Sanoms
Geo
Iskies
W. Heatley
Marsiail
Titon Wan
Senenia
Shere Wi
Stanley
Obituary Notice for Asa Panning
Obituary announces the death of Asa Panning a manager born in Swe Montes County. The notice notes his career in papers at The Ste and lists his birth origin and service highlights.
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Mgr
Asa Panning
Swe- Montes Co
Probate Guardian Appointment and Hearings Noted
Fragmentary probate notice lists guardian appointments for Jean de Martha estate and multiple heirs. Mentions hearings, claims, and dates in vague terms with several unreadable names and locations.
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Beach
Bay Raat
Bae
East Leroy
Carverville
Thomas
Stanley Center
Gans
Pol Wittson
Cee
The
Ste
Jean de Martha
Stare
Anu Probare
Will Acu
Robert Ant
Hipwsith
Tontian Ch
Laie
Headford Niblack
Eden Greard
Proce Wiebare
Patsy Pash
Asard
Dace i
Tay Trom
Deterhe Ropert i Ai Ndenr
Rossiter
Glainas
J. Paves
Aims Bree Day
Finnigan
Beast
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