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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1911

Page

7

Local Social Updates And Community Notes From Cleveland

Miss Templeton dines with Llerbert Fivan. Mrs Daniel Greenman recovering at Nichols hospital. Convis Grage hosted a gathering at Geo Pond’s. Two men joined, Winnie Seait and Mr. Uary. Refreshments served. Mag Geo Richardson’s weak condition noted. Brack erects new sound mill on his farms. Mrs Henry ill. greetings sent. Mrs Lucy Eyre improving. Mrs Geen and daughter Belle visited Kalamazee. Burglar’s awful death mentioned. Dr Rine’s New Life Pills praised by Mrs AM Dunlap.

Rew Wilburn Cis Miss Templeton Llerbert Fivan Daniel Greenman Nichols Hospital Unis Convis Grage Geo. Pond Winnie Seait Uary Eo Thomas Richardson Ple Rasdatt Maggie Markholm Mag

Old P Papers Hrs at The Stat utes ASIAN

Asian students at The Stat Utes face hours of assignments and exams amid a tense campus atmosphere. Officials urge calm as faculty review grading standards and students organize study groups to cope with workload.

Statutes

Local notices from Ceresco parish directory and visits

A collection of village social items records May meetings of the L. A. 5 with Mrs Wim and the W. PU with Mrs Lows, plus numerous Sunday visits, dinners, and birthday acknowledgments. Names include Mickie, Libbla Hares, Joe Ayre, Thos Dickson, Russell Pierce, Hiram Aten, and Mrs. Mickel among others with gatherings at Marshall, Battle Creek, and surrounding cottages. Mother's Day charity reminders and a Seventieth birthday surprise for Mr. Mickel are noted.

Goodwin Osear Francisco Dan Francisco Mr. Mickel Mr. Phelps Asia Marshall Harry Miler Thomas Maude Mills Eyra’s Trene Tramizil Sy Paffee Batia Ur. Knapp Peishbors Ms. Roberts Joseyshingards Atall Mitie Wait Battie Creek Tracy Mickel Rich Conroy Hiram’ Aten Marshal Andrew Sutherland

Local Social Roundup At Stanley Center

There were pupils from the cre at Croas school. Friday visitors included Mr Green and family from Battle Greek. Ray Talmadoe and wife attended. Bert Smith and family were noted. Henry Scone visited. C Spooner and wife Cora spent Thursday with sister Mrs Coats. Joseph Hagel and Frank Hagelsh are mentioned in the record.

Mss. Gee, Croas Yarvey Spooner Green Ani Ray Talmadoe Bert Smith Ani Henry Scone C. Spooner Cora Spooner Coats Joseph Hagel Frank Hagelsh

Local Visitors and School Updates in Athens Area

Lee section notes Leo Zimmerman and wives visiting Iva Harbaugh on Friday. Mary Rosencrantz, a teacher at the function school, returned to work after mumps. Win. Vulmer and family attended a funeral for cousin Mrs Bert Wie of Homer on Tuesday. Eva Hachaush visited friends in Athens over the weekend. I. and Mrs. Ivans and wife of Aasion spent late last week with local friends.

Leo Zimmerman Athens Iva Harbaugh Mary Rosencrantz Win. Vulmer Fwilly Mrrs Bertwie Homer Eva Hachaush I. &, Svons Asion

Kidney Pills Advert from Early 1900s

A fragmented ad claims 25 Kidney Pills relieve urinary trouble and kidney aches. It cites a retired resident from Eagle Street Marshall Mich and mentions a medical store in New York as the sole US agents for a product named Toan’s Kidney Pills.

Pankhurst Formar Eagle St Dtarshail Mich Dean Ares Cme Baur New York United States Toan's

Local residents noted in social round and visits

Shark White slowly recovers from illness. Nellie Wahi of 1 chail hosted Nellie Haieh and others including George Richardson. Mrs Charles Chapley hosted gatherings with Eldred Walkinshaw visiting parents J. and wife. Mrs Vogt, David Bauer and Mrs Bauer spent time with daughter Mrs Charles Webb. Lilourne Spand spent Sumner with parents kad Greenmen. Geo Moore visited Marshall family. Francis Hart of Battle Creek spent time with his parents Jas Hart and wife. TR Potter and mother visited CG Hawkins. Charles Deciph route 1 mail carrier bought a new automobile.

Shark White Nellie Wahi Chail Nellie Haieh Vaigin Pishwee George Richardson E. Trursda Vaeir Mieelinw Charles Chapley Eldred Walkinshaw Atic Vogt David Bauer Charles Battle Creek Jas. Hart Thomas Richardson TR. Potter M. Hawkins Charles Deciph Gbeperue

Local names note visits and farm sale update

Bessie Dien returns from a six week visit with sister Mrs Taa Kari of Chicago. Willis and Chas Buriningame purchased the Ans Sackets farm. Several residents in April and at the Hotchkiss school are mentioned as on time or tardy. Yada Shope improves from measles and Blanche Eyre visited her parents. A request seeks a good row boat for sale at the Statesman office.

Bessie Dien Taa Kari Chicago Willis Chas Buriingame Ans J. L. Eyre

Local Social Visits Spread Across North Albion Area

North Albion residents and relatives from Jackson and South Albion visited family homes over the weekend. Several households hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Herbert Wilson and Berteer, Mr and Mrs August Smith, Lena Haeska and her son, Mrs Miles and Mrs Frank Alexander, and Reginald Alexander's family.

Herbert Wilson Berteer Jackson Fannie Claris Wilson August Simith Chels. Miller's Bundsy Glenn Line Lena Haeska Little Son South Albion Frank Debbert Fannie Wison Mdoa Raymand Miles Frank Alesander and Mire Lineal Mit Res Clune Marenga Meadames Gusts Carrie Raymond Albion Akiia Toalee Cildren Stephen Footer Peter Alexander Reginald Sunda Arthur Sint John Metley Starshall

Deadlier Germs Threaten Swamps Not Ghosts

The reader dismisses superstitions about ghosts and focuses on real diseases in swamps and marshes. Malaria and typhoid are cited as dangers, while remedies and preventive measures are urged, with a testimonial from We Fretwell of Lucama praising a health product.

Pyland A. Eches Hut Alecthers Lucama Ad. W. Gradshaw

Porter District Notes On Weekend Socials and Visits

Miss Jessie Ruddock of Marshall visited her aunt Mrs. Sames of Trem Friday to Monday. Mrs. George Clute spent Friday with sister Mrs. Harry Brownell of Marenga. James Luddock was guest of Andrew Raddock for several days last week.

Reddo Saempiay Creek Mit White Jessie Ruddock Marshall Sames George Clute Harry Brownell Marenga Jammes Luddock Andrew Raddock

North Marshall Aid Meeting Highlights Local Youth

Report from Barrett's aid meeting notes improvements among residents Mrs Fred Watt Arman and family attended. Bernice Yah Arman stayed with grandparents during eighth grade exams while Nelle Langridge recovers from illness and regains mobility. Carpenter shows improvement at local clinic.

Fred Watt Arman Barrett Biay Bernice Yah Arman Nelle Langridge Lagrione Carpenter Wari Bred van Wir

North Clarence Social Notes From Thursday to Sunday

Mrs Wo Katier visited Mrs Frank Slefert on Thursday. B Lamb and wife of Albion spent a Friday night at Raigh Starks. Eric called on Brookfield friends. Mrs Nellie Bingham went to Albion to see her daughter. Chas Starks and wife and Elmer Savison visited Frank Siefert's. Mrs Jennie Ford from near port visited her sister Mrs Wm Butler and her mother Mrs Lovina Chapman. James Hingham and wife spent Thursday with their parents. Eva Lamwoman of Battle Creek visits Mrs Jas Bingham. Eva Botier spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Luer Corey. Glivs Starks visiting a daughter near Charlotte. L G will meet next with Mrs Almon Sebolt. Little Even Hosk visiting Wave Starks. Gleaners club at Wm Butler’s home drew a large crowd. proceeds 4.85.

Wo. Katier Frank Slefert B. Lamb Albion Raigh Starks Eriek Brookfield Nellie Bingham Chas. Starks Elmer Savison Frank Siefert Jennie Ford Near Port Wm. Butler Lovina Chapman James Hingham D. Starks Ais Eva Lamwoman Battle Creek Jas. Bingham Eva Botier Luer Corey Glivs Starks Charlotte L. G Almon Sebolt Hosk Wave Starks Gleaners Club Wun Butler Pring

Buckilo’s Atica Salve hailed as world famous healer

The article touts Buckilo’s Atica Salve as a legendary cure after forty years of tested success. It claims the salve treats burns, scalds, sores, louts, bruises, swellings, chapped hands, fever sores, and more, endorsed by J. W. Bradshaw.

Buckilo Jearth J. W. Bradshaw

Local District Notes and Social Visits Across Town

Lee Thornton visits his Athens sister this week. Mrs A Shaw was in Asian City. Young residents of district No. 11 leave home as Mina Eyre and Gilbert Yreadiwell rally Friday. Weimer and wife travel to Ce resco and Baile Creak Wednesday. Leo Clothier and J raese Bonners attend Lea Like Sunday. The Lutherie Add sagiary met with Mrs Dr Valli Wednesday. Hlara Glesson and Mrs Hornhes ter spend Friday in Union City. May Chamberlain went to Mast Le Roy Slender. There will be nose Grove next Sunday. Vices at Gal y for a son. Mrs Brant visits her son. Kidd Pant and wife visited Earl Rusbas Sunday. Nos. Bus and wife visit Fred Coats. Les Peimer and wife visit Archit Bohanna's Sunday. Cad Eyre and Dek Grave's Pareeniy. Anne Mere sits with her wmt Mere just after Easter. Life called on MOGAE.

Lee Thornton Athens A. Shaw Mina Eyre Gilbert Yreadiwell Red Weimer Ceresco Baile Creak Leo Clothier J@raese Bonners Lea Lutherie Add Sagiary Dr. Valli Les Peimer Archit Bohanna Cad Eyre Dek Grave Anne Mere

Local Readers Visit and Building Updates in Union City Area

Sunday visitors from South Brick District and Marshall area include Dr Powers and wife, with A C Parthcon and family. Reports note new house framing underway and several local households hosting guests through the weekend.

Local Social Notes Highlight Newton Visitors and Family News

Mrs Jane Soules aged 41 has shown improvement from a lingering illness. Mr and Mrs Lowell of Newton hosted visitors. Henry Blackett and wife Susia Knox visited Richard Vaughn. Chas Englehardt and family drove to Coldwater and brought back a 12 year old boy from The State School to live with them. Perr Lewis spent Sunday at home.

Urday Lowell Newton Jane Soules Henry Blackett Susia Knox Frank Wagner Ab Itichard

Mysterious Fire Near Sonoma House Leaves Questions

A small blaze lit by sun rays reflecting off a milk pail concave bottom caused smoke in a Sonoma residence on a Saturday. Family members reported the fire appeared accidental and prompted a quick extinguishing effort.

Sonoma Richard Potter Auzasia Berton Slunt Andrews Will Wattles Sonovia Rolfe Jane Soules East Leras Seymour Burch Roy Warren Battle Creek Tae Owen

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