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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1911
Page
7
The clipping records a Saturday evening social scene mentioning Mrs Albert Whitheck of Saint Paul Minnesota, Audrey Van Necker and Mrs Geo Bong, along with other unnamed visitors and family gatherings.
The fragment notes a Monday visit by Seley and Luther Barrett in York and mentions Mrs Qulex of North Bellevue as sister to a former, Jett at the post office, with guests of Mrs and Mrs Imer Burrett last Wednesday. Also lists Mrs Leonard Burrett of Laustog and Mrs F Waggoner Myre St Clair. The ad references Reas Ointment and its relief for chronic cases.
The report notes nearly all residents in a thin area attended the fair with attendees from Athens including Ernest Hotlenbeck and his wife Bat Burdette. Susday guests from W Porter and Sibéll Amit with Albert Sehrayate attended the Battle Creek theater. Albert Schray's family joined Albert Smith's family for Sunday afternoon visit.
Joe Henshaw of Kalamazoo spent Tuesday at John Henshaw's. Miss Ora Putnam of Hale, Mich. is visiting relatives and expects to spend the winter. Mrs Roy Brysut and son Harold are mentioned in the East Eckford area in a brief local item.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Marahett and Spent family members visiting Mrs Marghed’s sister over the weekend. Also mentions Teia-By Waitzel and Albion in a fleeting context with unclear dates.
Fragmentary text notes Rev. Carr and family well liked in the area and mentions Bemslia, The Path, Bat. Ue Creek Thurngs, and President Tatt in Bat. It references a generally fair Friday for the vicinity and implies community sentiment and events from the early week.
J D Snyder and wife return to Emmett from Post City Texas with plans to resume residence. Mrs Hila Whits of Battle Creek visits brother in law M Canright and family. BattIe Creek guests include G B Parke and wife. Mrs Elia Berry back from visit with sons Carlton and Bertran. Farmers busy cutting corn and building silos in Ohio Farm areas.
Lee Center Afr. ant Birs W H Thomas visit relatives in Petoskey. Eve Wood on the stake list. Mr and Mrs James Walker return from northern trip. Elia Treadwell falls down stairs breaking collarbone at neighbor Mrs Buckley. Mrs Sarsh Buck returns from Decatur and stays with Mrs Ray Greenfield. School notes Marshall fair dates on Le days-on.
The readable text hints at a damaged historical notice or column questioning a person’s fate or status. No clear names, places, or dates are decipherable, leaving the item as a puzzled fragment about someone’s condition or death.
A reader from Freeville New York reports a remarkable cure for fever and skin ailments in Billie using Bucklen's Arnica. The letter praises rapid relief after years of remedies and mentions costs and availability through Bradshaw's.
The clipping lists local visits and calls over the weekend in Carverville and nearby towns. Many residents including Mr and Mrs Joan Langridge Mrs Maria Henry and Homer Leggatt are noted visiting and hosting at homes such as Albert Van Arman and Myrta Henrys with several neighbors paying calls.
The October meeting of the Con ins L A 3 convenes with Mr A M Sharpsteen on October 6 at noon. Ladies are asked to bring dishes. Various local residents and guests, including Miss Jennings and pupils, Mr and Mrs Lysle Capper, Br and Mrs Lewis Ashley of Battle Creek, and others, attended social visits and birthday celebrations through the week.
The Gleaner reports a well attended Saturday night gathering featuring attendees including Harry Tooley Charlotte Bite Amelia Debbetts and Lenora Sine. The account notes broad community turnout and lively participation.
Ariean Stanley and Mrs. W. Towland visit Mr and Mrs. Babcock of Leroy. Fred Nation in Sonoma on Sunday. May Taylor visited Friday afternoon. Robert Ford hosts guests Otie Christ and Maal M. Gottenrhi. Henry Waiters and Victor Tsy visit at Robert Ford's. Mrs Julius Snediker and family visit from Battle Creek. Dance at Staniey well attended. toe social and supper planned at Grange hall Saturday evening.
Mrs Herbert Day and children visited Sn Marshall from Thursday to Saturday while Mr Day went to Marshall. Mr and Mrs Bryer and children attended the Marshall fair Friday. Simon and family from Battie Creek spend the week with relatives in Clima Simonas.
Fragmented OCR lists several names and scattered places including Hart White Diidyer Doty Walkinshaw Dolphier Hall Bat Watts Marshall Bre Randall Marshall and dates like Sunday Monday Thursday. No coherent events or clear actions emerge from the garbled text.
A Marengo resident, Bayne, died after an illness at home on a Sunday. The deceased’s father was identified as involved in the incident. Officials from Fre donis and Tesne provided statements. An autopsy is pending to determine the exact cause.
An exhibit roundup lists prize winners across categories such as basketry and textile weaving. Names like Galepdar ist Clarendon and Marshall appear with prize amounts and booth numbers.
A Marshall Michigan reader from 35 North High Street reports dramatic kidney relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills from G. Soasian Co. Drug Store. The testimonial notes back pain easing after a few doses, praising Foster Milburn Co. as U S sole agents and emphasizing the product name.
A garbled OCR list shows numerous prizes across categories such as fractional, landscape, watercolors, and drawings. Names like Homer, Urbandale, and Eckford appear as awardees or participants with varied prize amounts including 50¢ to $2.00. The text cites multiple prize numbers and items across schooling and arts categories.
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