Joyful Visitor Arrives in Newton as Local News Mixes with Orders
A young man known as Joy arrived at the home of Osea Shaw on the 24th, meeting Jesse Puff and Ire Hegelshaw. G. Gooditch hosted a visit with his wife. Various social calls span Newton and nearby towns, including Linus Wilson in Hornington and Rev Large of Tekansha delivering a sermon and conducting communion. Morrow expected to attend on September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman
Osea Shaw
Jesse Puff
Ire Hegelshaw
G. Gooditch
Charles Bohm
Battle Creek
Linus Wilson
Horington
Large
Tekansha
Grova
Morrow
Walas
Afr
Bre
J. N. Hadwin
Chas. Bolin
Mr. Fox
Burlington
Nicturns
Newton
L. Coilier's
Elmer Wilson
Airs
Leo Palmer
Sen Shaw
Lulu Blanchard
Community Notes and Visits Across District No 12 D
District No 12 D and Philips returned from Shephard Michigan after visiting daughter Mrs Frank Moore. Mrs Moore convalescent but weak as nurse mistook care for poison. prompt action saved her. Glen Brenner of Stanley visited aunt Mrs Lewis Geogue. Flanders family hosted relatives, Rex Packard and family visited uncle B W Philips. George B Whiteta of Marshall died shocking district. Mr Willits had lived here as a boy. Wayne Flanders visited friends in Coats. Albert Schray to enter Newton Center L A S on September 7. School to begin Tuesday September 5 with Miss Merle Valleay. Several local residents attended weekend visits and gatherings. assorted visits noted among many families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philips
Shephard
Mich
Frank Moore
R. W. Porter
Rex Packard
Battle Creet
B. W. Philips
Geo. B. Whietta
Marshall
Mr. Willsts
Wayne Flanders
Yte
Lawrence Spooner
Coats
Ais
Albert ‘Schray
Newton Center
L.A. S
Merle E. Valleay
Golda Philips
Mae Tannor
Henry
Yohn Philips
Denny
Donald Bandt
Marks and Hathfore Shultz
Carl
Walter Lehrar
Donald Shultz
Bar Fanning
Emmett
Df Talmage
Mutdred
Jeromé Cogswell
Albert Hagelshars
Mable
Hertha Martin
West Newton
Neva Spooner
Chas
Kaiz
Marjorie
Nile Eyres Sun
Dar
Obi Talmage
Harlan Spooner
Doris Randt
Ceresco
Leona Flanders
D. Spooner
New York
BR. W. Porter
Ora
Mildred
Oscen Shaw
Oak Grove
Lacy Cagewell
Estella
Homer
Union City
Peuins Gna
Osher Francesco
Francesca - Fension
Beadie
Hive
W. Flanders
Isona
Local residents host visits and events over weekend
Blanche Flanders visited Mrs. Fred Alwardt Friday afternoon. Gladys Lambhy of North Newton, visiting her aunt, returned home Saturday. Nellia Lucas of Athens stayed at Mrs. Nile Byres over the weekend. Glenn Mingle and sister May of Cereseo visited Henry Randt and wife. Many from here attended Tempest and Sunshine at the Post theater Saturday and Sunday. Several households spent Sunday with relatives in Battle Creek and Ceresco. The Grange dance near well attended. next meeting planned for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Flanders
Fred Alwardt
Gladys Lambhy
North
Newton
Nellia Lucas
Athens
Nile Byres
Glenn Mingle
May
Cereseo
Henry Randt
Mxe Paytor
Golda Philips
Clara Lutz
East Newton
Conrad Smith
S. Charles
Ernest Lowell
Carverville Social Roundup Amid Pockets of News
Ida Van Arman hosted Mrs. Smith of Marshall and Mrs. Langridge guests. Mr. and Mrs. Son Dickenson visited. sick lists include Mrs. Claude Van Arman and Mrs. Wes Dickinson. Local gatherings at B Dickinsons and Van Arman homes, with farm notes on phosphate drift purchase and silo work.
Toan's Ointment Cures Skin Itch At All Drag Stores
Tempting ad claims promise relief for itching with Toan's Ointment. Marketed as a cure for various skin irritations, the product is said to be available at drugstores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toan
Local Social Notes From East Egeford and Nearby
Mrs. Fred Marsh of Liberty spent the first of the week at J. H. Putnam's. Mr. W. H. Pardee of Spring Arbor visited his son Otho Pardee Sunday. Mrs. J. Branshaw stayed with her daughter Mrs. Stanley Weitzel. Miss Dorothy Butler returned home after visiting her aunt Miss Jesusa Butler in Albion. Misses Grate and Gertrude Patsnam set out for a several weeks visit with relatives. Alma Hayes visited her sister in Marshall. Charles Bergaman of Grover and Mr. and Mrs. Win. Buskirk and daughter May were Sunday visitors at John Tuchten’s. Ray Haight and family, Eugene Bradley and Arthur Weitzel attended the Warner family reunion in All Bion. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Austin visited in Three Rivers. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Cutting entertained Cutting relatives at supper Friday. twelve placed. Mrs. Dingman and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brown of Battle Creek visited Mrs. M. A. Landon. Hale Tuller and family of Chicago visit his sister Mrs. Hugh M. Landon. Mrs. Sure Facey and Mrs. Cleve Cutting and Leota spent Tuesday at Mr. Will Ward’s north of Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Marsh
Liberty
J. H. Putnam
S. A
W. H. Pardee
Spring Arc
Otho Pardee
J. Branshaw
Stanley Weitzel
Dorothy Butler
Jesusa Butler
Albion
Misses Grate
Gertrude Patsnam
East Tawas
Michigan
Missy Alma Hayes
Mia. J. S. Taylor
Marshall
Charles Bergaman
Grover
Air
Win. Buskirk
May
John Tuchten
Kogen
Ray Haight
Eugene Bradley
Arthur Weitzel
Warner Family
All Bion
Austin
Three Rivers
Cleve Cutting
Dingman
H. Brown
Battle Creek
M. A. Landon
Hale Tuller
Chicago
Tuller
Hugh ‘Alen
Moa. Landon
Sure Facey
Leota
Will Ward
Austin District notices and visits in Battle Creek area
Mrs Heary Huggett and Mrs Harry Brown visited in Battle Creek Wednesday. E Walkinshaw erecting a neile on his farm with Andrew Walkinshaw laying the foundation. Mrs Joe Hart spent Friday at Evernoon at H Walkinshaw's. Andrew Walkinshaw attended a Sons of Veterans meeting Friday evening. Mr and Mrs I B Walkinshaw and daughter visited Nashville from Friday to Sunday. Fern White rode with H Walkinshaw on Friday afternoon. Mrs George Vogt visiting her parents. Percy and Edith Hammond spent Monday at S Greenman's. Francis Hart of Battle Creek visited his parents James Hert and wife Saturday and Sunday. Ned Hill visited Henry Hugpert Saturday. Harry Walkinshaw and son Paul visiting relatives in Herford. Ethel Brown visiting her cousin Mary Husegelt. Austin School District No 4 will open Monday September 4 with Kina Hart as teacher. Pearl Hart returned to Battle Creek with her brother Francis to visit friends for a week. Mrs George C Moore called at Henry Walkinshaw's Monger afters hock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida van Arman
John K. Smith
Marshall
Jon Langridge
Irs
Sidney Hears
Shults
Sfrs
Mrson
Mulligan
Wesley Dickinson
Claude van Arman
Shurtliff
Carverville L. A. S
Steve Langridge
Jobn Langridge
B. Dickinson
Glen Keifer
Auligan
Dickenson
Robert Verplank
Ed Perrin
Lee Township
Cecil
Mack Yerplank
Atta
Bianche
Connis
Tues. Jr
Charles Mason Ane
Halamazoo
Afaw
Scott Dickenson
Lucile Smith
Greenman Scott
Frederick
Afr
Dickerson
Keapp
Buffalo
R. Rosencrants
Ver Arman
Hazel Dickensor
Frank Hewking
Glenn Greenfeld
Lawrence
Nashville
Mollie van Are
Wm. Long
Enon
Moyrta Henry Ested
Mollie van Armén
Heary Huggett
Harry Brown
Battle Creek
Ad. E. Walkinshaw
Andrew Walkinshaw
Harry Walkinshaw
Joe. Hart
Evernoon
H. Walkinshaw
Sons of Veterans
I. B. Walkinshaw
Fern White
H. Walkinshaws
Wridey
George Vogt
David? Baers
Percy
Edith Hammond
Greenman’s
Francis Hart
James Hert
Ned Hill
Henry Hugpert
Paul
Herford
Ethel Brown
Mary Husegelt
Austin
Kina Hart
Pearl Hart
Francis
George C. Moore
Henry Walkinshaw
Local Notes From North Marengo Communities
Sun day visitorsinclude Mr and Mrs Wi King at C Dallys andMiss Clarice Page returning from Jackson. Miss Goldie King came back from Olivet after a two week visit. Iva Willoughby visiting from Albion spends a few days at home. Frank Long reports a large tomato crop this year. Several families from Nashville Bellevue and Marshall attended gatherings at Fred Feller's or Harriet Fountain's birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi King
C. Dallys
Clarice Page
Jackson
Goldie King
Olivet
Iva Willoughby
Albion
Frank Long
Glenn Greenfield
Lawrence
Nashville
Jed Greenfield
Harold
Bellevue
Fred Feller
Chas
Cushman
Diane
Chasres- Senger
Claude Sebastian
Clarence
Birs
Jane Rhodes
Chas, Cushman
Harriet Fountain
Marshall
C. Dally
Martha Wagner
Hattie Wagner
Notable Local Visits and Household Guests
East Convis residents Oliver and parents Mr and Mrs S Hadden hosted relatives while Walter Scott E Schrider and E W Scott spent Sunday in Battle Bridge. Harel Lilie Wagner traveled with George and Cousin, Vivald Greer visited kin, Hirs Ells Guntingham from Belle Vue is staying with her sister Mrs B W Scott visited Sunday with community friends. Dr Geaner serves as attending physician Irene Wagner and guest list mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geaner
Irene Wanner
Local Social Notices And Upcoming Events
Chas Treadweil Cereaco Mrs Scott and Mrs Schriber hosted the Soap club Tuesday evening. Rhea Richardson will go to Detroit Thursday for a select school next year. Farmers cut corn this week. Rev Geiger missed last Sunday but will speak next Sunday at 2 89. Sunday school at 2 30 p.m. Everyone welcome. The Cenvis Union L A g will meet with Mrs Gilbert White next Tuesday afternoon. Attendance desired bring Bibles and thimbles. The grange meets Thursday evening Sept 7. Members requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Treadweil
Cereaco
Scott
Gilbert White
Grange
Sonoma Notes Tell Of Visits And Local Happenings
Mrs Ladly assists her little daughter Catherine in Northern Michigan. Marian Jarman stays with Mrs With Miner. Mr and Mrs Otis Kingaworth and son visited from Albion for old friends at the Byrotzive Supper in Sonoma. Carney family from Battle Creek visited Sonoma. Mrs Seymour Burch entertained Coldwater visitors. Eva Ashdon Nyman returns to North Yakima after a prolonged visit near Sonoma. Luda Wood will teach in Paradise school. George Rolfe is home from Kalamazoo. Joe Derr Lewis returns from an entertainment tour. Reuben Norton has a broken collar bone from a fall. Mrs J Pilgrim and Mrs Aiden Zutphen visited Mrs Roy Sessigne. Edison Beckley is able to be around again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Sonoma
Luda Wood
Paradise School
George Rolfe
Kalamazoo
Joe Derr Lewis
Reuben Norton
Davis District Weekend Socials Visit Neighbors
Mr and Mrs F Riever spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs P Marks near Partello. Mr and Mrs J Sailer and son from the Wriskt district were guests of Geo Kreneuck and family. Miss Vena Wiseleger of Albion visited Mrs Orah Krenerlek. Mrs BM Kerwit of Devereaux called on the Misses McAuliffe. Bliss Lene Riener of Jackson visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Hiever. Dan McAuliffe of Chicago spent a few days with John and the McAuliffe girls. Mr and Mrs Bert Ven Giesen of Partello were guests of Mr and Mrs Ford. Dewey Sundar and Ivan Hopkins visited friends in Brookfield. Children Kate, Mary and John McAuliffe and John Baum called on Mr and Mrs Fred Riever. Floyd Kreuernske spent Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Riever
P. Marks Nuéar Partello
J. Sailer
Eeenly
Wriskt
Geo. Krenéuck and
Vena Wiseleger
Albion
Orah
Krenerlek
Atrs
Kerwit
Devereaux
McAuliffé
Bliss Lene Riener
Jackson
Fred Hiever
Dan McAuliffe
Chicago
John
Misses McAuliffe
Bert Ven Giesen
Partello
Ford
Dewey Sundar
Ivan Hopkins
Brookfield
Kate
Mary
John McAuliffe
John Baum
Fred. Riever
Floyd
Stanley Center Social News and Local Visits
Ollie Christy will stay this week with Mr and Mrs W D Minor of Comox. Parker family visited Kalamazoo Sunday. Mrs Verner Crampton of Gatle seek visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Rocko. A dance is planned in Stanley on September 9. Nelson Totland of Battle Creek spent Tuesday with son Carlton. Stanley Grange ball is being repainted and locals Louie Winter Glese Eyre Geo Burland and Harry Christy were in Detroit. Peter Shultz has a new cow and sheep shed. Mrs Will Christy is ill with neuralgia. Bernice Christy visited her cousin Ole Christy Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie
Christy
W. D. Minor
Comox
Social Roundup and Local Visits Across Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mather and son Lesle called at Herman Hil dabrant's Sunday. Harry Long and wife spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ed Twa. Elmer Cushman from secretiver called at Ernest Mather's Thursday. Mr and Mrs Luther Van Artman spent Sunday with their daughter. Miss Myrtle VanArmen returned home from Battle Creek Saturday after visiting Aunt Mrs Alfred Youngs. John Wagner staying with his sister Mrs Van Arman made a business trip to Marshall Saturday. Mrs EG Delaney from south of Marshall visited Mrs Jasel Hilda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Mather
Lesle
Herman Hildabrant
Harry Long
Ed Twa
Elmer Cushman
Luther van Artman
Irs
Ann Wagner
Tereteo
Myrtle VanArmen
Battle Creek
Alfred Youngs
John Wagner
van Arman
Marshall
EG Delaney
Jasel
Local Notices From North Albion And Surrounding Areas
Amelia Debbert saluted Mrs. Seth Hynay of Albion as she tended housework for weeks. Neva Mises and Marguerite Raymond of Olivet stayed at W. A. Raymond’s home for days. Lloyd Curtis visited Albion Saturday evening. Arthur Line and 500 Myron returned from an eastern trip Saturday. Arthur Raymond’s sister-in-law Eilin god Arthur Raymond spent weekend with Walter Raymond family. Oscar Johnson visited Marshall Monday. Homer Easterly improving and able to be out. Charles Samson Newton Curtis and Roy Poole joined an excursion to Lansing Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Debbert
Seth Hynay
Albion
Mises Neva
Marguerite Raymond
Olivet
W. A. Raymond
Lloyd Curtis
Arthur Line
Myron
Eilin God
Arthur Raymond
Walter Raymond
Lyon
Jake
Oscar Johnson
Marshall
Homer Easterly
Charles Samson
Newton Curtis
Roy Poole
Lansing
Local Notes From South Bedford Region
Bernice Boyer visits her uncle Fred Thomas in Marengo Br. Others seen visiting include Mrs. Harry Manzer in Battle Creek with her father Henry Simons. The Knestricks visit Augusta, and John Buck stays with Charles Simon in Kalamazoo. Mrs. Fred Latte visits Toledo with her father J. Vanborn. Bug and Brightman return from New York. Francis Boyer catches a three foot two inch twelve pound picker at Harts Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Boyer
Fred Thomas
Marengo
Harry Manzer
Battle Creek
Bungay
Henry Simons
Wil Knestrick
Augusta
Ops
Bedford Center
Francis Boyer
Harts Lake
Mary Whitfern
Z. Les
A. M. Brightman
New York
Sunday Socials and Church News in Lyon Lake
Sunday visits marked by Dan Witterici at Thomey Kaiser's and Kenneth Caeser at Emeline Briggs. The Sholes sisters hosted a young ladies gathering with music and conversation. Rev. Large preached elsewhere Friday and Rev. Moore filled in Sunday at the church due to Rev. Large's absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Witterici
Thomey Kaiser
Pred Lee
Hennasy Bros
Charles van Voorhees
Rev. Moore of
Albion
Large
Social News From North Marshall and Surroundings
Fred Van Arman and family spent Friday at Gull near Bartshall with Mrs F Van Armen. Nellie Langridge visited Mrs H C Blood of Marshall. Maude Parker Grace Brownell and baby spent Friday with Abrs Geo Clute. Rev Hastlake stayed Thursday night at Fred Van Arman’s. Chas Burlingame family spent Sunday at W A Ward’s. Geo Smith and children of Three Rivers visit L W Knight’s and will return home Saturday. E J Lamphier and daughter Martha attended the funeral of Mrs Wim Lamphier of Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred van Arman
Gull
F. van Armen
Johe van Armar
Bart Shall
Nellie Langridge
H.C. Blood of
Marshall
Maude Parker
Grace’ Brownell
Baby
Abrs
Geo. Clute
Rev. Thastlake
Fred van Araan
Lockwood District Social Notes and Local Movements
Dr Symon 8 King has returned to New York. M Courtright and family Dr Courtright and family of Hattie Creek and P M King and wife spent a day at Headle Jake. Ransom Markham and wife A A Peck and family. Paul and family picnicked at Headle Jake. J Renfo left Smither farm and is working for B Buckmer north of Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Symon
King
New York
M. Courtright
Dr. Courtright
Hattie Creek
P. M. King
Headle Jake
Ransom Markham
A. A. Peck
7. Paul
Headle
Jake Wednesday
J. Renfo
Smither
B. Buckmer
Battle Creek
Local Social Visits And House Groundbreaking At East Leroy
Leroy Yor Raymond visits Batts Creek and G W Davis. Chey Daley and H D Bulmell visit A M Wheels near Union City. Mrs Frank Putman goes to Battle Creek for surgery. E J Tuttle and family visit G Tuttle. E Glau plans to break ground for a new house in East Leroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yor Raymond
Batts Creek
G. W. Davis
Chey, Daley
H. D. Bulmell
A. M. Wheeler
Union City
Frank Putman
Battle Creek
E. J. Tuttle
G. Tuttle
E. Glau
East Leroy
Emmett Guests From Hammond Visit Jackson Area
Mrs. P. B. King and Miss Wor ina Robins of Hammond Ind visited Jackson. Conright and Miss Dorothy Conright hosted guests in Coldwater. Mr. and Mrs. P. Mo King were Sunday guests of Ransom Markham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Bf. King
Worina Robins
Hammond Fnd
Jackson
Conright
Dorothy Conright
Coldwater
P. Mo King
Ransom
Markham
Deadly Third Rail Fatality in Battle Creek Child
A six year old boy, Walter Cooper, died after falling onto an electrified interurban third rail near the Toasted Corn Flakes factory in Battle Creek. He was with three companions when the accident occurred shortly before 4:30 p.m. The children, Ruth Campbell and brothers Russell and Murdock Campbell, fled in fear as the boy was fatally shocked and engulfed in flame. The coroner was notified and the body taken to Hebble morgue. The incident occurred on the M U R right of way as the group returned home from fishing near Postumville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cooper
Alexander Cooper
Battle Creek
Ruth Campbell
Russell
Murdock Campbell
Faree
Bidwell
Gt Corn Flakes
J ‘Er
Campbell
Stiles Street
Cowper
Postumville
Therey
Cocner
Cooper
Miss Campbell
Corn Fiske
Marshak
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Promises Kidney Relief
A reader from Marshall Michigan testifies to Doan's Kidney Pills easing backache and disordered kidney symptoms. The ad urges early treatment, warns of Brights disease and diabetes, and notes the product costs 56 cents with Foster Milburn Co as US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Doran
Marshall
Marshall Ave
Mich
Doan
E.G. Seaman & Co
Priva
Foster-Milburn Co
Rasato
New York
United States
Dean's
Big Occasion for School Falls Brings Teachers Meeting
A county teachers association event at the high school in Marshal on Friday September 1 features enrollment discussion on recent school legislation sanitation and truancy laws tuition law papers on the teacher contract by Miss Clara McDermid music and addresses by Pres Waldo and Commissioner Miller. The program includes sessions on the growth of the teacher and the teacher’s influence and a distribution of supplies for the coming year for rural teachers. All teachers officers and patrons are invited to attend to start the new school year right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal
Fpagpler
Clara McDermid
Pomona Grange
D. B. Walde
Western Normal
Alask
Pres
Waldo
Commissioner Miller
Josiah Phelps
A. H. Washburn
Coward
Miller
SL Eee Sd
Allens Foot Ease Advertised Remedy
An antiseptic powder sold as a remedy for hot tired aching swollen feet. Claims relief of toe pain bunions and itching while keeping feet dry and comfortable. Includes sample offer and mailing address for A. Olmstead Le Roy N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olmstead
le Roy
Bradshaw's
Fragmentary political remark noted at polling scene
An unclear OCR fragment references a politician named Mr Meakion and a remark about securing a franchise by going to the polls. The text is garbled but implies a discussion on voting and a protest phrase. The readable details are the names Meakion and a polling context.
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War County
Albert Hagleshaw
Mtrs
Lucy Cogswell
Etstella
Howard Miller
Stanley
Post Theater
Frank
Banbby
Guill Lake
Oral Savers
H. W. Flanders
W. Philips
Emory Philips
Herry Spoover
Albert Smith
S. Albert
Ira Hagleshaw
Actu
Mary Rommelt
Albert Sehray
Ray Talmadge
Harvey Spooner
Joseph Barrett
Fredonix
Frank Parley
the Grange
Tome Grange
Bernice Mae
Blanch Fenders
Carverville
East
Egeford
North Marengo
East Convis
J. Pilgrim
Aiden Zutphen
Roy Sessigne
Edison Beckley
Davis District
Stanley Center
Lee
North Albion
South Bedford
Lyon Lake
North Marshall
Lockwood District
Leroy
Knights of the Modern Maccabees
Order
GEORC
Lovelace
Port, Huron
Onservative and Progressi
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Small Bay
Humphrey
Humphreys
Willian Street
Marshall. Pappie
Mr. Meakion
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