Fragments Describe Local Social Evening And School Program
The piece recounts a Sunday gathering at Herbert Sautehary's and a Saturday Sunday visit by Markley of Battle Creek. It notes a pumpkin draw partner game and a neighborhood supper. It also lists an Elwood schoolhouse entertainment with songs, recitations, declamations, and a spelling contest between Elwood and Stanley schools along with visitors and local comments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T DS
Boni
Herbert Sautehary
Rene Bilis
Lyié Spodae
Coals
Brivest
Markley
Battle Creek
Roy Francie
Biss Golda
Henry
Elwood
Tir-o-lée
Dean Randt
Merrell Sholtz
Pussy and the Mice
Blanche Flanders
Donald Shults
Berhaulon
Walter Schray
Harry Borghhardt
Mille Winkle
Doris Randt
Chang- Ink Colon
Wayne Flandsre
Little Ali Ald
Cary Sehray
Baraka Man
Niles Hagelshaw
Emms
Corey
Leona Flanders
Blanche Pilandera
Donald
Obed
Cause
Oak Grove
Harvey Spooner
C. D
Speaner
B. W. Philipe
Kansas
Colorado
Dyspepsia Relief Promises From Bitters Testimony
In Sunkudy Ohio J H Walker reports years of indigestion with no appetite. After trying Bur dock Hloot Bitters he says the remedy cured him. The testimonial highlights a personal success with the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J H. Walker
Sunkudy
Ohio
Local Social News and Obituary Highlights
Reports from Newton area detail visits and calls among residents including Mrs Arthur Jewitt, Mr and Mrs H W Flanders, and Miss Grace Babcock. George Hicksing, a long time resident, died at his North Newton home from heart trouble, with funeral at Stanley school house. Also announced are upcoming Hunt at Stanley events, Mome Grange meeting October 22 and a poverty dance October 28 with a rag and patch contest and dress code note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.W. Flanders
Blanch
de Spooner
Elbert
Corey
Maurice
Emma Corey
Mia
Olivier Frantisco
Roy
Emma Francisco
Jackson
Danna Babcock
Mises Grace Babcock
Chas
Mau
Walter Schray
George Hicksing
North
Newton
Stanley School
Potter
Anna Winters
Stanley
Mome Grange Meats
Grange
Porter District Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Bro John Reed of Marshall called on Mrs James Ruddock Thursday afternoon. Mrs W W Pendrill spent Saturday in Battle Creek. Mr and Mrs Fred Baldwin and Mr and Mrs Floyd Fools visited Mrs John Ruddock on Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Tim Riley of Van Wert Ohio were in the area last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed
Marshall
James Ruddock
W. W.- Pendrill
Battle Creek
Fred Baldwin
Floyd Fools
John Ruddock
Austo
Tim Riley
van Wert
Ohio
Hyckton Arnica Salve Promises Supreme Healer
An advertisement touts Hyckton's Arnica Salve as the perfect healer for cuts burns sores ulcers and boils. It claims superiority for cold sores chapped hands and other skin ailments and urges readers to try it at J. W. Bradshug's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyckton
J. W. Bradshug
Calhoun County Grange at Battle Creek Leeches Civic Righteousness Event
The Calhoun County Grange met at Battle Creek Creek with seventy five attendees. Orwin Adams of Battle Creek spoke on The Value of the Grange to the Community, with papers on Farmhouse comfort by Mrs. F Minges and Civic Righteousness by H A Darrat. Misses Maya and Wilson performed recitations. Rice Creek Grange provided music and a dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun County
Batile Creek
Orwin Adams
Battle Creek
F. Minges
Alia Tooley
Yitzahath Tooley
Herman Taylor
Rev. McNutt
Wm. Conley
Local Notes From Tekonsha and Nearby Visits
Sunday visits and social calls spread across Tekonsha with many names listed. Mrs. Ida Hornberger and Mrs. Stella Vreiner traveled to Marshall. Bertha Smyth visited Mike Nola Britten. multiple Hornberger and Yost family members appeared at homes in Albion, Union Point, and Berford with petitions of travel and companionship noted throughout the week.
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Dances
Miss Iva Willoughby visited Albion for the weekend with her mother Mrs Lizzie Grovinger. Glenn Willoughby of Albion saw his brother and mother last week. Mr and Mrs Peter Stevens of Kaisingtoo spent part of the week with Mrs Ym Youngs. Joe Sturgis hosted Ed Lusher and family at Bugtns Wagner's weekend. Several neighbors attended a Clarence Sundey evening dance and others reported callers and visits through Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misachyrtle van Arman
Andy Friepd
Deleody
Clarence Sundey
John Rhope
Joe Sturgig
Armin
Etla Leeson
Merengo
Mary Kibler
Tuesay
Ula Long
Glenn Willoughby
Albion
Peter Stevens
Kaisingtoo
Ym. Youngs
Karl Cushman
Joe Sturgis
Ed Lusher
Marshall
Bugtns Wagner
Iva Willoughby
Lizzie Grovinger
Jon Sturgis
Bey Balers
Eugene Wagner
Grandeen
Local Family Visits From Battle Creek Area
Fragmented OCR notes describe Lucy Davis and Samk ting returning from the northern part of the state. Misread names show Halbert and Cartie visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Mott Bird spent part of last week with their son Charles Bird near Battle Creek. Vera and Wendell of Battle Creek visited Doty’s family Saturday. Burtley Payne and daughter Amy visited Mrs Roy Rice of Johnstown and J Halbert spent time in Battle Creek with Afra Barr Gerould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Davis
Mise Cartie
Halbert
Raitie Creek
Mott Bird
Charles Bird
Battle Creek
Vera' Ety
Wendell
Local Notes From Albion and Surroundings
Mrs Chas Felt spent Wednesday with friends in Albion Walter Snide appointed AMLC depot agent replacing Raymond Taffee at Marshall Notes from Sunday school gathering at Marsha and Ladies Aid meeting Chas Felt Funeral of Mr Almond in California reported Verne Lenter home from Lansing Hubert Ogden and Ailsa Beasle Hickman wedding guest list K H Deal in Kalamazoo C B A plans a dancing party at their hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Almond
California
aMtlewan
Banday
Verne Lenter
Mre
Nia
Lestermore
Battle Creek
Hubert’ Ogden
Ailsa Beasle Hickman
Kirk Denl
Wiliams
H.H. Gea
K. H. Deal
Kalamazoo
C. Moffatt
Hugh Stevens
Albion
AL i. Stevens
Bali
Social roundup from South Bedford gatherings and visits
Mrs Isid and Mrs Herbert host twenty relatives in South Bedford to honor Juniap Pay of Fredonia. Mrs May Clark visits her mother from Friday to Sunday in Marrenga. Battle Creek and Kalmaze, L.O.T.M. event, Ginger party, and visits by Frank Orns, Mrs Atmons, and others are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bedford
Isid
Herbert
Juniap
Fredonia
H. J. Boyer
Bats Ue Creek
Mist
Frank Ebersieto
Kalmaze
Inttie Brown
Orson Simond
Battle Creek
C. Atmons
Orilin Boyer
Batley
Faraday
Wilbur Ogallttia
Richland
Four Towns Guests and Family Visits Mentioned
Local notes record Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sweet hosting Sunday guests at James Taylor's home. Henry Lindsey and Me. King’s guest list includes Mrs. Haske Dealitize who stayed ten days at her Hillsdale home. Mrs. James Taylor visited Dan Reach’s in Quincy. Benny Rhobel and F Gust hosted Sunday guests. funeral attendance for Mrs. Eugene Sebring noted. Mrs. Anton Stefaniak visiting Coldwater. Jerome Walis making arrange ments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Sweet
Iarenday
James Taylor's
Henry Lindsey
King’s
Haske! Dealitize
Knickernocker
Hillsdale
James Taylor
Dan Reach
Quincy
Kedar’ Sebring
Airs
Eugene Sebring
Anton Stefaniak
Coldwater
Jerome Walis
Hitle strike-breakers aid for strikers praised
A garbled ad style item touts Dr King’s New Pills as a remedy to calm “strikebreakers” and ease pain in liver kidneys and bowels, claiming they help restore order and restore natural function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s New
Cotati Sailors Edge Bohat in Coastal Bout
Local match at Cotati saw the Bohat Marine team clash with the Ta Tre crew. The bout highlighted bold exchanges and a decisive finish by Cotati sailors securing a narrow victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotati
Lewis
Bohat
Calverville L A 8. to host dinner and visitors
Saturday guest list includes Mary Roupe and Mytta Hanry with Nov 1 dinner planned. Residents report frequent weekend visits from Leova Billing tin of Wattle Creek and Homer Lamgatt, with Br. and Mrs. Shults and many relatives, plus John Trowbridge of LAporte visiting Laughing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Urs
Mary ‘Roupe
Calverville L.A
Mes
Mytta Hanry
Beeryhady Wwalcome
Martian Zanger
Leova Billingtin
Wattle Creek
Aha
Homer Lamgatt
Land Thee
Beckham Pent
Mes Hamer
Leona Hilington
Aira
John Trowbridge
Laporte
Indiana
Shults
Claude Weaver
Gaughter
Starafall
Mire
Scott Daily
Jolt Hookway
John Languttza
Willie Coolay
Frien
Altron
Claude Yan
Armen
Airs
Blanche Weaver
Aire
Wim
Lone
Wro
Long
Mery Stas
Mollie van Arman
Lovina Tong
Walkinshaw Family Visits and Local Notables Near Marshall
Residents in the Marshall area report visits among the Walkinshaw and Vary families, with Anna Vary and Grace Walkinanasy visiting relatives. The article notes several local residents including Mrs. Henry Walkinshaw, Avies Gusto Delterich, Bina Grace Walkinshaw, Brent Wade, and others attending church events and a Sunday school convention in Marshall. A child suffered a broken arm, and multiple neighbors were seen visiting Gil bert White and Mrs. Caroline Hil and daughter Thelma in Jackson and Wichita respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta
Anna Vary
Henry Walkinshaw
Grace Walkinanasy
Likory Walkinshaw
Avies Gusto Delterich
Bina Grace Walkinshaw
Brent Wade Penday
Ghivet
Ars. Stow
Hanunedd
Ruth Walkinshaw
Birs
Hen Moon
Caroline Hil
Thelma
Jackson
Gilbert White
Kenry Hupeste
Gilbert Wichita'e
Amy Goucher
Fred ‘Randall
Ella Randall
Henry Huggett
James Hartievor
J. EB. Walkinshaw
Maraiall
Andrew Walkinshaw
Mason Wotkin
Charles
Dolphin Belleyue
Sire
Prhs Hawkins
A.M. Heawkina
Reubert Hawkins
Lansing
Els Fattide
A. M. Mawkins
Brother Frank
Marahali Pridey
North Marengo community notes and visits near Marshall
Local news item listing visitors and activities around North Marengo and nearby Marshall. Mentions Jane Steers and daughter Be lle, Ernest Cushman visiting Hiram King, farming activity including potato and bean crops, renting signs for crops, George Fountain harvesting large potato crop with over 900 bushels ready to ship, Mrs. Ids’ daughter Louisa visiting Albion, buying property transfers, Typhoid fever concern for Sampson, seating and memorial plans for Sampson Cemetery, other social visits among Hotchkiss, Atkins, Henry, Lumen, and Mills households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Steers
Belle
His Sweet
Ernest Cushman
Hiram King’s
Messrs
Paul
Renite Herign
Geo. Fountain and Son
Moist
Louise
Albion
Edward Aiken
Barney Spencer
Harry Felter
Marshall
Houck
Prank Veoarwan
Wm. Mills
Has
Sampson
Chas. Tucker
Eimyet
McKen
Marshall Haa
Sampaon
Edith Mgs
Ruth Atkins
J. Hotchkiss
Bo Atkins
Wm. Johnson
Sen
Oscar
Sidney Henry
Edd
My. Lumen's
Weiner
Langridge Household Tensions Reported in Saneritge
In a Saneritge era note Mrs. Stephen Langtider accuses Youn Langridge of insulting Mrs. Elsié Langridge. The incident centers on household disputes and social friction within the Marshall area community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Stephen Langtider
Langridge
Marshall
Elsié Langridge
Local Social Notes Highlight Changes and Visits
Community wrote and read notes on illnesses and tales of visitors. Chas Hendrickson improves from typhoid fever as Eugene Way and Miss Agnes Starks travel to Albion and Mobiles loom as plans. Mrs Ida Molat hosts weekend guests. L Long family moves into Shaddock House. Miss Ruth Alken and Miss Agnes Starks visit kin. Miss Jane Botles and Miss Rod Rastake appear in Albion. Phila Starks ships apples. beac threshers operate nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrickson
Chas
Eugene
Waa & Nailer
Smatie
Ashton
Ida ‘Molat
Ata
Harward Atkins
Agnes Starks
Montgomery
Mandar
Frances Elta Lyon Lake birth notice and social plans
Mr. and Mrs. Hudolph Yandes announce the birth of Frances Elta on October 24 at Lyon Lake. The families of Ham mond Coleman fargi and Bayly Leach host a shadow social Fri day evening at the home of Sir Alps. Additional names attend social and family visits include Aira Bleye Briggs Francia Hastings Daunie Rhotes Willie Sholes Clarence Sriggy and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudolph Yandes
Sls
Frances Elta
Sir
Alps
Bayly Leach
Aira
Bleye Briggs
Francia Hastings
Daunie Rhotes
Willie Sholes
Clarence Sriggy
Henasy Bros
Eark Holmes
Wendell
Mareball
Dle
George ‘Bunk
Siew
Charles Miller
Winifred Miller
Battle Creek
Albert Vandes
Wiss Hume Briggs
Stert Briggs
Frank van 9Erhees
Rudolph Fandes
Good Prison Fare and Ration Details Sealed
The item questions the adequacy of prison rations noting there is no stint in supply. It lists edibles such as 4,000 plates of chocolate, large butter and coffee quantities, 65,000 eggs, cheese, caramel, and various sweet weights. The report implies concern over official reform of prison provisions.
Worty Farm News And Social Notes From Fairfield Area
Ris and family in farm circle with Hoggett and others. Hooped events include ship shipments of stock, local visits by Barrett, King, Wittens, Jenks, Van Ocker, and Waterbury. Benefit supper for B B S at Watersburg on Oct 27 invites all. Mrs. Waterbury seen Polly at the Circus Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanday
Viett
Tye
Tran
Yue
Hejlerne
Elmer Barrett
Guésin
Relph King
Charlot Boehmer
Varaheig
Social notes from STANLEY CENTER visiting Detroit and Battle Creek
Mrs Nettle Parker visits in Detroit while Mise Comm Hunhes works at Mrs and Ara in West Leroy. Frank Hughes and mother visit Roberta family in West Leroy. Grace Babcork works at Me and Mrs Frank Redford in West Leroy. Ray Talmadge and Hizie Babrock attend. Ernest Hamney and Leo spend time with Cotton family. Jonny Lloyd of Battle Creek visits F D Cotton. Ida Hammer of Battle Creek at home. J Crowell and family with Spangenbure and Myres visit Mark Joan Rocho Wilt Christy in Battle Creek. Christy family hay trip to Senoms. Bernice Christy visits with cousins. Carl Wedel and Battle Creek relatives Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettle Parker
Detroit
Hunhes
Ara
Roberts
West Leroy
Frank Hughes
Roberta
Grace Babcork Ia
Frank Redford
Weat
Leroy
Ray Talmadge
Edo
Hizie Babrock Unday
Ernest Hamney
Leo
Afr
B.D. Cotton and
Jonny Lloyd
Hattle Creek
F. D. Cotton
Ida Hammer
Battle Creek
H. Cerrey
J. Crowell
Jake Spangenbure
Sonamy
Jake Myres and Son
Mark
Joan
Rocho
Wilt Christy
Bernice
Christy
Chetaty
Carl Wedel
Battle” Creek
End
Christ. Winters
Braitly
Senoms
Local Notes From Marengo and Surroundings
Marengo Air and Mrs A E Gerow of Dan trom Friday to visit Weir uncle Ge L Gilderaleeve and Claude Wilson shipped a carload of Castle Tuesday. Stanley Withes of Albion visited his parents Monday. Miss Catherine Stern of Marshall spends week at Mrs H Ott Dome. Fred Reed left Tuesday for Boston to revisit boyhood days. Mrs Ida Richardeen who summered with Mrs Oda Lake returned home Monday. Mr and Mrs J Cloggh initiated into the order. ship contest to Dec 2 with officers to be elected and prizes. James Merritt and wife of Hilts Gale spent Sunday with A A Adams Brune Merritt. Mrs Adelaide Rutter returned Monday from visit with her son in North Albia. Geo Banter listed on the vick list. Frank Tigok has 3000 bushels of corn hawkers to date. Billot Merwin improving with reshinging and large addition. Ike Woods and reporters visiting with ae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
A. E. Gerow
Dan
Trolt
Weir
Ge L. Gilderaleeve
Claude Wilson
Stanley Withes
Albion
and Airs
J. R. Withes
Miss Cathering Stern
Marshall
H. Ott
Fred Reed
Boston
Ida Richardeen
Oda Lake
Chiee Manday
Hubbard
Albion Arbor of Green
Cloggh
Martin
Gwitter
Pattie Creek
James Merritt
Hilts
Gale
Sundey
A. Adame Brune
Merritt
Mire
Adelaide
Rutter
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Arthur Jewitt
C.D. Spatier
Harvey
Spooner and Wits
Dane
Case
Jessie Case
H.W. Pininders
Nail Spooner
Henry Philips
Ernest Katz
Jesse Lewis
Chas, Katz
Leo Flandera
Ray Flengers
Ceresoa
Porter
Royal
Eaton Raply
Rica Creek
Wilzabeth Tooley
Stephen
Charlen Sampson
Charlen Sampson To Quite IH of Hisous Fevoy
Shurtim
Neary Haltby
Agne Hornberger
Momer
Bertha Smyth
Mike Nola Britten
Ida Hornberger
Stella Vreiner
Lote Goodrich
Herron
Yost
John Willehickh
Chos
Harrier
Seth Hoyt
Mr. Youngs
Union Qup
Eugene Kittinger
Arthur Mitguell
Scoles
Clark Shéies
Fred Rienderd
Lee
Fourtowns
Garverville
Austin Cestr
North Marengo
Kuper
J. P. Starka
George Lesson
Vern Lincoln
Roper
Caitera
Jack Wihaters
Agnes Slarks
Misa
Rod Rastiake
McWutt
Ratan Rapide
Ray Hendrickson
Mrs. Bier
Beac Threshers
Lyon Lake
Stanley Center
Marengo
Ike Woods
Z ‘Epters
Ae ‘A
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