Local Socials and Visits Highlight Lee Center News
Nellie Davnes Estabrook and family socialized with Geo. Gray and Lena Harrington plans to teach in Kalamezog. George Gray sold cattle and hogs to Bellevue buyers. Mrs Harrington and son Casaius returned from Ohio. Miss Laurel Campbell spoke on Paris at a Lee Center gathering. A social fundraiser and a Barrett social weekend were announced with refreshments and entertainments. Rev John Cox to lead Lee Center church service next Sunday at 10:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Davnes
Geo. Gray
Lena
Harrington
Kalamezog
George Gray
Bellevue
E. Harrington
Casaius
Ohio
Robert Fuller
Amer Platt
George Rundle
Lee Center Church
B. P. Treadwell
Aveninge
Paris
Laurel Campbell
France
Ais
Treadwell
Bert Buckley
Messrs
Jason Herwin
Howard French
Louis Hubbard
Howard Ludy
Alva
Joseph Richart
Louis Jaman
Frank Hoag
Raymond
Francis Ludy
Nisses
Ruth
Lauren Campbell
Beza Carpenter
Eva Wood
Myra Wetmere
Julia Barrett
North Conlins
Henry French
Herbert Parker
J. & Wetmore
Srdeal
Leacer
Miss Barrett
Miss
Newton District 32 School Opens With 15 Enrolled
In Newton District No 32 schooling began Tuesday with Miss Merley of East Lansing as teacher. Fifteen pupils enrolled and many are in ninth grade. Several residents listed visits and social updates from Battle Creek to Eckford, including Mrs. D L Shepard and Mrs. B W Philips. Community notices mention a grange initiation and an annual picnic by Hagelshaws and Randis families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Merley
East
Lansing
B. W. Philips
Kansas
Guy Spaorer
Battle Creek
G. F Cress
Hagelshaws
Randis
Atwardts
Coller's Grove at Sea Lake Saturday report
Mrs Henry Randt spent a week with her son John Bead and family. C D Spooner wife and Harvey Spooner wife spent Sunday in Battle Creek. Maurice Corey began business college in Battle Creek Tuesday. Chester Stevens of Chattamoora Tenn visited cousin Mrs Horton Welhs last week. Albert Hagershaw and son Niles motored to Battle Creek Saturday to meet friends for a reunion. auto failed near Battle Creek forcing a day’s stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coller
Sea Lake
Henry Randt
John Bead
C.D. Spooner
Harvey Spooner
Battle Creek
Maurice Corey
Business College
Chester Stevens
Chattamoora
Tenn
Horton Welhs
Albert Hagershaw
Niles
Hattle Creek
Lee Iake
Albion Social News Roundup Highlights Local Visits
RICE GREEK Mr and Mrs C and Thompson and Mr and Mrs J T Millard were Albion business visitors Saturday. Miss Norma Hendrickson and Norman Hendrickson of Battle Creek were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Hendrickson. The L A S at Mr and Mrs Noah Nichols was well attended with forty two present. The pastor and wife Mr and Mrs J W McNutt of Eston Rapids were present. Ruth Atkins visited Agnes Starke on Wednesday. Miss June Bolies started in Athion high school Monday. Herbert Lincoln visited George Lesson Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ray Hendrickson and family and nurses were guests of Fred Hendrickson and Mr and Mrs Roy Hendrickson of Battle Creek. Eighty four attended to hear the new pastor Sunday evening. Dean Way visited Mrs E G Moist Sunday. Arthur Younglove and Hoy Roole called at Jack Winters Sunday. Oscar Johnson visited his parents Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm White Myrtie Clark James Swift of Port Huron were guests of C W Roeper Sunday. Earl Daglittie called on Philo Stark Friday. Vern Lincoln, Hugh Cranmer, Wiliam Winters attended the ball game at Marengo Sunday. Miss Agnes Starks visited Mabel Winters Sunday. Mabel Winters and Agnes Starks called on Mrs E G Moist Sunday. Ansell of Marengo visited Weighherd Sunday evening. Jack Winters sold a colt to John Baum of Dover. Mrs W L Snyder was Albion on business Friday. Newton Curtis visited the neighborhood Saturday. Mr and Mrs Frank Alexander Mr and Mrs Wm Miller Gustav Miller Fannie Wilson Chas Alexander Mrs Winter will attend the ball game in Springport Tuesday. Flossie Starks slowly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Atkins
Agnes Starke
June Bolies
Athion High School
Herbert Lincoln
George Lesson
Ray Hendrickson
Fred Hendrickson
Roy Hendrickson
Battle Creek
Dean Way
E. G. Moist
Arthur Younglove
Hoy Roole
Jack Winters
Oscar Johnson
Bit
Wm White
Myrtie Clark
James Swift
Port Huron
C. W. Roeper
Earl Daglittie
Philo Stark
Vern Lincoln
Hugh , Cranmer
Wiliam Winters
Bane
Marengo
Agnes Starks
Mabel Winters
Aire
Moist
Ansell
Marenga
Weighherd
Jno. Baum
Dover
W. L. Snyder
Albion
Newton Curtis
Airs
Frank Alexander
Wm. Miller
Gustav Miller
Fannie Wilson
Chas. Alexander
Mm. Winter
Springport
Flossie Starks
Four Towns Notes And Local Visits
Four Towns residents share Monday activities with Edna King starting school in Grub Oak with 44 pupils. Afiss and King got salary increases this year. Mrs Wagoner and daughter Myrtte spent days with relatives between Marshall and Battle Creek. About 50 attended a Thursday shower for Mr and Mrs Barney Kim at the groom’s parish home. Mr and Mrs Cash Taror and Mr and Mrs James Taylor visited S F Taylor of Sherwood. The trip was by auto, with Wim Wegoner visiting his daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooks
LeGrande
Flr
Thomas
Edna King
Grub Oak
King
Wm. Wagoner
Myrtte
Marshall
Battle Creek
Barney Kimi
Ars. Cash Taror
James Taylor
S. F. Taylor
Sherwood
Wim. Wegoner
Local Shifts and Family Visits Highlight Weekend
Sunday trips brought the Klink, Sebring, and Jackson families visiting kin near Henickeville and Kalamazoo. Along with reunions at Towesville and Battle area, multiple households hosted relatives including the Eldreds, Stilisen, Howerd, Doolittle, and Walker families during a busy social weekend with guests from Girard and Holt.
Local Social Notes and Lecture Course Pitch
Local items mention Frank Smith in Otsego, Mrs Hough in Ann Arbor, David Vollick called to Toledo, and visits between Marshall Albion Plainwell Battle Creek. A lecture course plans season tickets with pledges. Community ladies entertain guests. L A S meets Wednesday September 12 with Mrs Smith. gentlemen invited.
Corvis L A 5. October Meeting Details and Local Notes
The Corvis L A 5. holds its October meeting on Thursday the 5th with Mrs A L Sharpsteen at 11 o clock Ladies bring dishes Edith Nelson spends the week in Battle Creek Mrs Albert Whitbeck and children visit relatives in Laurence Husband from St Paul to join her John P F Bentley and family at Templeton home Fred Randall and family at Genrie Haighs Sunday George Whitbeck buys a traction engine Irene Greenman Katte Bruce attend Williag Workers class Edith Palmiters home Paul Pond family leave for Chicago Farmers club program at Templeton home September 27 includes music readings recitations and discussion on improving telephone service Led by J EB Walkinshaw with Thomas Gaie続 Music by various club members.
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Corvis L. A. 5
al Sharpsteen
Edith Nelson
Battle Creek
Albert Whitbeck
Laurence
St. Paul
John PF. Bentley
Templeton
Fred Randall
John Longridge
Genrie Haigh
George Whitbeck
Irene Greenman
Katte Bruce
Williag Workers
Edith Palmiter
Paul Pond
Daagsters
Chicago
N. M
A. J. Fynn
Earl Smith
Nelson Palmiter
J. EB. Walkinshaw
Thomas Gaie
J. P. King
Esther White
Ausic
Irs
F. E. Randal
Austin District Notes Personal News and Local Visits
Mrs Pearl White spent the summer with her sister Mrs Chas Downing and is now with her mother Mrs Will White. Dr Wason treated Mrs A Campbell for asthenia and hay fever. Shirley and Kittie Walkinshaw returned to Battle Creek. Harry Walkinshaw and Paul headed home to Los Angeles after visiting H Walkinshaw and wife. Fred Felter fell from a barn roof fracturing ribs. Mrs Jesse Campbell and Gladys are with Mrs A Campbell who is poorly. Clyde Paxton leaves for California to resume school duties. Tax social at Jay Carver’s for Sunday school Sept 15. Fern White leaves for osteopath college in Los Angeles. Margaret Hart TherA White Rena Hart and Ethel Dowding return to Marshall Wig school duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl White
Chas. Downing
Will White
A. Campbell
Wason
Shirley
Kittie Walkinshaw
Battle Creek
Harry Walkinshaw
Paul
H. Walkinshaw
Los Angeles
Cal
Fred Felter
Henry Hugeett
Jesse Campbell
Gladys
Clyde Paxton
California
Dutics
Jay Carver
Fern, White
Osteopath College
Margaret Hart
Thera White
Rena Hart
Ethel Dowding
Marshall Wig School
Fredonia Herron District 8 School Opening Adds Teacher
Fredonia Herron District No 8 begins the new term with Miss Anna Hoernebrook as teacher. A boy who visited Charles Hoyt last week will answer to Lewis Earl. Neighbors and relatives share visits and callers throughout the week. Mrs Lucy Mitchell and Mrs Bars Witterich were Sunday callers at Mrs Burkhart’s. Several local families attended visits and extended stays, with town residents visiting friends and relatives across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hoernebrook
Chas. Hoyt
Lewis Earl
Clara Ayer
Carl
Wilfred Rooks
Battle Creek
Charles Halliers
Lucy Mitchell
Btars
Witterich
Burkhart
Arthur May
Eq May
Absacoia
Chris Breigle
Phila Coolman
Ohio
Chas. Hoyst’s
Local social and church notices from Lee Center area
Mr and Mrs James Bosworth of Olivet visited Leo Treadwell s and J Bir with Mrs Vern Greenfield. Asa Stanton and Alpha Dingman wed at Bellevue at 12:30 pm. Henry French family visited Herbert Parker s. Ice cream social at J G Wetmore s for Essarook school. Asa Stanton and Mrs Vern Greenfield and family returning home Friday. Mrs Weldenhamer and two girls Esther and Nellie visiting Detroit. Merle Mead of Halt almazoo visited Stanley Wee s. School began Tuesday with Miss Ward of Convissa as teacher. Mr Weldenhamer attending conference. Mr Cox of Partello preaches at Lee Center church at 10:30. Vern Greenfield Sr and Mrs Asa Stanton at Roy Greenfield s in Atp ger. Jay Baum ill. Orchard crops praised west of Lee Center in Ed Shafe s orchard. Henry Green of Olivet in charge for five years.
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Myre
James Bosworth
Olivet
Leo Treadweill
J. Bir
Vern Greenfield and Sons
Asa Stanton
Alpha Dingman
Bellevue
Henry French
Herbert Parker
J. G. Wetmore
Essatrook School
Brr
Cox of
Partello
Lee Center
Vern Greengeld
Asa Stanton Apent
Roy Greenfield’s
Atpger
Sonoma News Briefs From Last Week
The Sonoma column notes visitors from Battle Creek including Miss Dora Lay and Mrs Smith while Miss Ruby Cronk stays with Mrs Ei Rodgers. Teachers begin new terms with Miss Woodard at Sonoma school and Miss Derr Lewis at Coldwater road school. Local deaths trigger family travels to Athens and relatives attend.
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Ruby Conkey
Mabel Aldrich
Mrs Smith
Battle Creek
R. D Parker
Dora Lay
Oscar Cole
Detroit
Buffalo
Ni- Bgaca Falls
Hottman
Bed & Timber
Graham Lake
Lon Morris
Athens
Mark Kinkesles
Sonoma
Ei. Rodgers
Ruby Cronk
Woodard
Senoma
Elliott Owen
Jon
Derr Lewis
Coldwater Road
Luda Wood
Paradise
Carrie
Florence Johnson
Avs
Mildred Gould
Zilphia
Johnson
Battle Creek Social Notes Show Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Fred Cotten were in Battle Creek Tuesday Mrs Hizie Babcock and two children visited her daughter Abrs B Moore in Battle Creek Sunday Mr and Mrs John Roche were in rengo earlier on Mrs Mabel Lake Friday Mrs Bessie Ludka and Lena Rieger spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs August Millar Rose and Lloyd Curtis went Monday to attend school at Berrien Springs August Millar visited Fannie Wilson Wednesday afternoon Mrs W 4 Raymond and daughter Edens were in Marsall Thursday Grange meets Wednesday evening Sept 13 Members urged to attend and help grow the order It notes about two members and rising numbers and invites new members after initiation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cotten
Battle Creek
Hizie Babcock
B. Moore
John Roche
Rengo
Mabel Lake
Bessie Ludka
Lena Rieger
August Millar
Rose
Lioyd Curtis
Birs
Raymond
Edens
Marshell
Grange
Tto
Tome
Local Family Visits and Social Travels in Burlington Area
East Eckford Jr. and Geo Cutting spent several days at John Lee's in Burlington. F J Butler and family were in Jackson Priday to attend Bar Gum Bailey shows. Mr Frank Mosher and family spent the weekend with Mrs Mosher's parents Mr and Mrs Mosher. Miss Ruth and Dorothy Butler visited relatives in Clarendon. B F Weitzel and family spent Sunday at J Krausehaar's. Miss Florence Hawkins of Clarendon, visiting Butler, returned home Friday. Mr Gilbert Pardee and family visited W H Pardee in Spring Arbor Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Cutting
John Lee
Burlington
F. J. Butler
Jackson
Bar Gum & Bailey
Frank Mosher
Mosher
Peltin Butler
Ruth
Dorothy Butler
Clarendon
F. Weitzel
J. Krausehaar
Florence Hawkins
Giho Pardee
W. H. Pardee
Spring Arbor
Bedford Visitors and Local Illness Update
Mrs. Joseph Lee and Mrs. Alden Davis visited in Galesburg at Ren J White's. Mrs. Roy Tobias of Lansing called home due to her mother Mrs Chay's serious illness. School started with Miss May Clark of Marsage as teacher. Dr E Bofle and Dr Gething discussed Mrs C Simons's serious condition. State inspector to inspect Albert Simons farm trees. Dr and Mrs C E Doyle visited E B Boyers. Thomas Electric advertises sore throat relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lee
Alden Davis
Galesburg
Ren J. White
Irs
Roy Tobias
Lansing
Airs. Chay
May Clark
Marsage
E. Bofle
Gething
Battle Creek
C. Simons
Older Boys Conference to be Held in Albion
Calhoun County older boys conference unfolds at Albion Saturday and Sunday September 30 and October 1 with Battle Creek and Alma College leaders. Program includes registration opening address devotionals papers discussions and a banquet. Delegates from churches schools and YMCAs aged 13 and up may attend with 50 cent registration. entertainment provided and credentials due by September 27, 1917.
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Albion
Calhoun County Sunday School Association
Battle Creek
P. ¢. Sidenius
Battle Creak
Goodrich
Robert H. Gorstine
Pennfeld
Boy Scouts
Preston EF. Reed
Aimon
Ivan B. Snell
Clifford L. Weather
Wax
Marshall
F. R. Hurst
Alma College
Ches. J. Manby
Bedford
J. A. van Dis
M. C
Albion College Gymnasium
Cunningham
Tekonsha
H. L. Markell
Saginaw, Gen
Pec
Clay
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
L. R Markell
A. A. Steger
Marshell
L. Markell
Sundsy
Bar Scouts
Hoys
Cathona
Fever gore heals with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
A dreadful sight to H J Barnum of Freeville N F was the fever gore that had plagued Piseued his Hte for years despite remedies. He finally used Bucklen's Arnica Salve and wrote it has entirely healed with scarcely a scar. Heals burns cuts eczema piles and swellings. July 23 at J W Bradshaw's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Barnum
Freeville
N. F
Buckien
J. W. Bradshaw
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