Sunday school convention reviewed in Cleveland district
In the Cleveland district Sunday school convention a profitable meeting was reported with officers for the township elected. Notable items include the cradle roll, list of attendees, a计划 auction set for November 2 before departure to California, and reports from local societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Corpe
Walter. Scott S ‘Thomas
Tres
Frank Hawkins
Cradle Roll
Elizabeth Huggett
Priteary
Louise
Céstea
C. H. Beachett
JF Byington
Don
Haigh
Tarmer
Fannies Paxton
California
Line Aid Society
M. Wi
Believus
Sweat Ani
Lovejoy
Jessa Little Christine
Mi Mona Grange
Local notes from Ceresco and surrounding areas
Mrs Nettiz Turner of Oakland is wintering with her sister Miss Hyde. Other sisters from Mt Pleasant visit. Butteran society presents a quilt to Mrs Loren Brett in sympathy for long illness. Mrs Walter Bond hosts brother John Weimer. Burial service for M Grosswin noted at Cereece home. A new daughter arrives to Mr and Mrs Wm DeKoyer. Mrs Fred Kagmaster visits with Fred Welter. Elmer Wilson and family plan trip with G Goodrich. Ira Hagelshaw hosts a newborn. Mrs Kagmaster finds a violet while gathering nuts. Mrs Ida Philips visits Mrs Chas Jones. Wilt Schrag and family visit Warl Brughardt. Marion DeKorer home for visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettiz Turner
Oakland
Caillf
Mise
Hyde
Lucas
Mt Pleasant
The
Butteran Society
Leren Brett
Walter Bond
John Weimer
Blanchard
Albion
Cereece
M. Grosswin
Ceresco
Trach
G. Goodrich
Ira Hagelshaw
Frank Kagamaster
John Waalbeerk
Ira al Fredonia
Horn- Gerger
Fred Kagmaster
Wm. Feincke
Ida Philips
Chas, Jones Theath
Wilt Schrag
Warl Brughardt
Marion DeKorer
Free Book on Veterinary Care for Livestock
Fragmented ad style notice touts a 300 page veterinary guide for horses cattle sheep hogs and other livestock. Mentions remedies for fever spasms colic worms colds kidney issues and bad digestion with pricing hints and confusing misspelled product names. The readable items emphasize prevention and treatment and reference various vendors and authors.
Bellevue Baptist supper to aid church fund
A supper will be hosted by the MCL at P Waterbury's on Friday Oct 27 to benefit the Bellevue Baptist society. Invitations extended to all parishioners and friends. Local notes mention residents visiting relatives and travelers including Dr Jas Hold of Buffalo and families of East Bellevue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win. Huggett Oz
Libbie” Holden
Battle Creek
Batre Creek
Easterbrook
Migsés Scott and
Stubs
Eastabrook
Theta
Clark Cosgrove
Jas
Buffalo
N.Y
Thomas
Biilo
East Hellevue
A. Waterbury
Geo. King
A. Moon
West Bellevue
Estabrook reunion and community notices in October
The Estabrook school hosts a reunion next Saturday October 21 at 10 o clock for former Miss Barrett pupils from 1808 onward with a noon dinner. Social events include gatherings at Lee Center and Miles Alexander's place, with plans for Thanksgiving exercises at Estabrook on November 29 and several local visits and meetups noted for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Alexander's
Rice Greek
Males
Alta Walker
Kath Campbell
Edna Stults
Katie Scott
Julia Barrett
CongSe
Les Center
Bert Treadwell
Eva Wood
Raymond Lucy
Hoth Campbell
Jason Hadwin
Howard French
Alta Welker
Myra ‘Wetmore
James Henry ‘Walker
Lee Center
Las Center School
Estabrook School
Local Store Lists Odd Food Brand Names
A fragmented OCR item shows a shop display with unusual product labels including Slors Pies ovRema Sart chews telter ftch Biers herpea coabiea Doza's Joistmeat at a nearby grocery. Reads like a garbled shopping catalog fragment from a newspaper page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slors
Ftch
Doza
Deeg
Death of Frankie Howdish in October Diphtheria Claim
Frankie Howdish Chelnd aged 11 died at home on a Wednesday in October from diphtheria. Burial is private two hours after death. Family expresses sympathy. notes quarantine release in a few days. Nearby residents attend the funeral and local society meetings are mentioned amid town taxes and estate tax concerns increasing the hardship this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie
Bowdiah
Mizabeth Ford
Bedford
J. Keeler
Penneth
Thomas - Jones
Stracht
Bowen
Ars ‘Kebt “Huey
Mt. Agehoal
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Battle Creek Area
Mr and Mrs Joseph Alatrong and two boys of Battle Creek spent Sunday with A L Stevens. Mrs Chas Treadwell entertained her grandchildren Misa Whitney Saturday afternoon. The remains of Bark Goodwin of Jackson were brought here for burial Thursday. Mrs Lulu Sweet and son Spencer of Battle Creek visit her parents Mr and Mrs Phelps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Battle Creek
North Marengo Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Trades
North Marengo residents report visits and stays with families across town. Jerry Bennsaert of Ohio visits Mrs Ada Lyhalt while Myrtle Walker from Battle Creek spends weekend at home. Roscoe Bayne and sons ship a carload of cattle midweek. Homer Easterly of Tokio makes last trips of the season with the grocery wagon. Gideon Fountain and family spend Sunday at Morey Walker's. John Crampton and infant stay with Geo Kraushear's parents. Effie Storrs lists a large quantity of deg weed for sale at her Marengo farm. Floyd Sweet and Martha Wegner spend Sunday at Jesse Sweet's. Clair Younglove works at Geo Cuapin's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Marengo
Jerry Bennsaert
Ohio
Ada Lyhalt
S. Myrtle Walker
Battle Creat
Roscoe Bayne
Jeir Concord
Claude Wilson
Homer
Tokio
Gideon Fountain
Morey
Walker
John Crampton
Geo. Kraushear
Effie Storrs
Marengo
Floyd Sweet
Martha Wegner
Jesse Sweet
Clair Younglove
Geo, Cuapin
Sonoma News Briefs and Local Updates
Burton Hunt attended the supervisors meeting last week. Emil Rodgery family mourns for a frail daughter who died after typhoid illness, with funeral at their sister’s home in Lacey. Mrs. Vanhorn underwent cancer surgery in Ann Arbor last Tuesday, aided by daughter Mrs. Frank Tretherick. Sonoma parsonage gains new wall, sash refresh, porch and fresh paint. Born to Alden Suttin and spouse on October 4, a son. Witbur Porter’s family notes recent Eastman gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Hunt
Emil Rodgery
Lacey
Vanhorn
Ann Arbor
Frank Tretherick
Sonoma Parsonage
Alden Sutfin
Witbur Porter
Eastman Famly
Papery fragments reveal local social notices and farm plans
The readable text shows names like Worden and Rodgers amid party plans and family visits. It notes a two week visit, a forthcoming sale at Bla farm, and farm building rearrangements at Joseph Lewis farm. A proposed electric line near Coldwater draws interest and skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lala
Guy” Worden
Kieen
Bridge
Rodgers
iMre
Kelley
Marstelt
Hastings
Jurte
Bork
Freneh
Jett’ Seurday
Frente
Ara Tous
Coldwater
Ed Wii
Bla Farm
Paradise
Sarmour Burch
Joseph Lewis Farn
OL Cuzmings
Teree
Doubly Proven Marshall Citizen Endorses Ivaine Dean’s Kidney Pills
An elderly Marshall resident testifies that Ivaine Dean’s Kidney Pills helped his kidney trouble and back pain after years of weakness. He recalls his first statement 108 years ago and says the remedy continues to give satisfactory results. Sold by Seaman & Co. drug store and Wester-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is sole US agent. Remember the name Deans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Camptell
Burebarry Street
Marshall, Mich
Ivaine Dean
Dean
Seaman &Co
Wester-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Deans
Big Steamer Sinks Blocking Soo Lock
The Canadian steamer Emper or sank at the lower entrance of the Canadian lock at Saint Ste Marie this morning blocking the Soo lock for vessels over 59 feet. It lies about 25 feet of water with forward compartments on the port side punctured. Authorities plan to raise the wreck with the Nehtor, Retinnee of the Great Lakes Towing, under Capt Root in charge. S. J. Perharwood represents the steamer’s owner and is on scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Ste. Marie
Yes
Nehtor
Retinnee
Great Lakes Towing, Wrecking Co
Capt Root
S. J. Perharwood
National Soil Fertility League appeal and letter from 1914
Fragmented letter from 1914 urges support for a National Soil Fertility League seeking state and federal legislation. It asks business leaders to endorse and promote the movement, organize local chapters, and host mass meetings to persuade lawmakers and citizens. The appeal cites growing consumer demand and stagnant wheat yields as why action is needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NaWonel Boil Fertility League
Reader
Congress
Grobens
Chicago
A. P.grobens
Business Ben's Association
Marshall Bhehigen
National Soil Fertility League
League
H. Gross
Arnica Saive Promoted as Universal Heal All
An early advertisement touts Arnica Saive as a premier salve for cuts corns burns rashes sores boils eczema and many ailments. It claims superior healing power for sore eyes cold sores sprains and cuts and sells for five cents at Sradshaw's 3.1 VW.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sradshaw’s. i
Drain committee recommended action to relieve defrauded landowners
A local drainage case describes landowners who were defrauded and received little or no penance for their damages. The county is urged to bear the burden of completing the drain as directed by the present drainage commissioner and committee. A motion seeks to start the committee’s work to carry out the report’s recommendations. The meeting, chaired by RvMnMntel, named the Lansnine year committee with Aghiey J O Harland and GW fewis as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thia Board
Tham
Puttey
Étimonanie
Election results and county board notes from Albion area
In Albion_AR election coverage, Teerthane loses by 18 votes after Pine ballot concerns. MacPherson wins TR with 07 of 74% votes. Rudy 16, Nil Nowrne 4, Wifat 2. Sharman elected. salary set at 900. Warden’s wage noted. Board invites fair association visit. Education committee reports costs for 1940-1913. salary, clerk hire, and exam expenses listed totaling 2603.38. Teachers under jurisdiction total 21. commissioners 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teestay
Frank Tigherteane
Albion
AISA
Teherteane
Alertian
MacPherson
Maude Blair
Tt Mithanrne
A. Gs. Fint
MacPhersan
Mics Rudy
Nil- Nowrne
Wifat
Hos
Sharman
Pyfar
Ana
Torog
Oroumda
Teneeritar
Rattle Creek
Leonard, Rali and Simmons
Board of Simervisors
Board of Supervisors
Calhoun County
Reading Circle
Iorarsss Cos
O'Keefe
Freicht
Bali Rent
Ezemina- Howe
Sre Elven
County Normal graduates and road cost report summary
County officials present a financial and educational review. Data shows 17 county normal graduates currently employed, with strong demand and high success. Road funding details estimate gravel roads at 1800 to 2600 dollars per mile, with 52 miles laid in two years. Rural school costs and instruction expenses are outlined, including total schooling costs and grant-like subsidies. The committee proposes measures affecting tax allocations and spring election questions, noting farm labor support remains steady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nermal
RF. E. Strong
Kealamerse Elty
Calhoun
Kalamazoo County
Meredam
Kalamazoo
C. Crosby
Official Claims Committee
Join R Walsh Will Lead a Quiet Life
Chicago banker Jonn R Walsh released on parole after twenty one months of a late sentence for bank wrecking arrives home feeble and emaciated needing help from a taxicab. His sons have discussed his affair since conviction and it is said the former wizard of finance may not return to active business soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jonn R. Walsh
Leavenworth
Walsh
Gnance
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