Local social notes from Elk Lake to Lake George
Long list of residents and visitors to micro-communities including Chautauqua New York Morrico and Detroit. The piece covers gatherings at cottages on Budd Lake Blue Lake Elk Lake Lake George and Pine Lake with relatives friends and guests from Ann Arbor Windsor Detroit and Chicago.
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B. J. Cold
Delphine
LaFromboise
Chautauqua
New York
Mixa Ethel Watson
Morrico
Helen Wilburn
Aldrich ‘Cottage
Budd Lake
Dan McLaughlin
I. A. Beddow
R.degalkins
Hugh
Cape Cod
Port Huron
Callsins
Thomas Simms
Clemens
Calkins
Myr
Buffalo
Grosvenor Library
E.g.warriner
Bay View
Walter Gumser
Moses Renwick
Kalamazoo
IF. H. Goodrich
Albion
F. S. Goodrich
Coleman
New Press
Times
Clafing
Grand Blanc
William Davison
Oakland
California
Lis
F. H. Dodds
Harry Miller
Pine Lake
Boyne City
Mt. Clemens
J. H. Ferris
R.D Calkins
Bruce Calkins
Ministers study gospel business at Chicago Seminary
Ministers of the Middle West attend a six week course on peninews management for preachers at Chicago Theological Seminary. Topics include how to run clubs and churches, church property upkeep, and avoiding interruptions.
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Chicago
Middle West
Hign
Chicago Theological Seminary
Seminar y Official Clarifies New Course Purpose
Dent Qzora Davis of the Seminary explains the purpose of the new course in clear terms, detailing aims and expected outcomes for students and faculty.
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Dent Qzora
Davis
Intricately Built 1776 Numeral Watch On Exhibit
A Swiss watchmaker built by hand a six year project features a movement with parts mounted on steel bridge work forming the numerals 1776. The piece, completed after 1876, now belongs to the Longines collection at the Sesqui Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Longines
Gun Fight Costs $300 in Chicago Confrontation
Chicago August 26 It costs 300 to participate in a gun fight on Michigan Avenue. Vincent Drucel a gangster learned today he was fined that amount for carrying concealed weapons. He faced four gangsters who attacked him and escaped unharmed. Cowboys in town for a rodeo mocked the gangsters for wasting lead.
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Chicago
Michigan
Vincent Drucel
Shim
Local Families Gather for Weekend Visits
Whiteville residents and neighbors visited kin across town and at Windover Lake. Effie Guthrie and W B Hoag spent Thursday with Clyde Lyon family. Violet Reid suffers an injured foot. numerous households including Grove, Shae, Williams, Wilson, and Price families joined Sunday gatherings and events.
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W. B. Hoag
Effie Guthrie
Clyde Lyon
Violet Reid
Henry. Grove
Little Son
T. H. Wilson
M. C. Shae
V. Williams
Windover Lake
Lansing Elliott
Will .Campbell
S Sontadoin Spen
Dean
Oliver
Floyd Wilson
Clare
Leon ‘ Price
Rosebush
Jack
Richie
Detroit
Brondstetter
Agricultural Scientists Disprove Popular Alfalfa Curing Theory
United States Department of Agriculture reports extensive tests on alfalfa hay showing leaves do not retain moisture after harvest. Leaves attached do not improve curing. in fact stems lose moisture faster. Windrow curing remains sensible for color and additional food value, despite debunked belief.
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Ithe
United States Department ‘of Agriculture
Fireworks Industry Sees 21 Percent Growth in 1924
Washington reports census figures from the commerce department show total value of display fireworks produced in the United States rising to 6,031,435 dollars in 1924, up from 4,977,008 dollars in 1923. The number of employees grew from 1,224 to 1,567 and factories from 88 to 141, despite safe and sane campaigns.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Trinity Church News Brief
Marshal Oberlin is reported not very well. Clarence Meyers and family Ralph Taylor and family Mrs Deltha Taylor and Mrs Melvin Master motored to Indiana Friday to be present at the Taylor reunion Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jake Wyant attended the camp meeting at St Louis Sunday. Harley Howard is finishing the
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Marshal Oberlin
Clarence Meyers
Ralph Taylor
Deltha , Taylor
Melvin Master
Indiana
Michigan State Fair Promises Grand Exhibits and Colorful Flair
A fragmented reminiscence extols Michigan’s vast acreage and displays at the State Fair. It invites visitors to witness prize agricultural products, minerals, wildlife, livestock, fruits, flowers, crops, posters, and more. It promises a memorable bargain and urges attendance in September.
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West
al Jolson
Michigan
State of Michigan
Urers
Futurity
Gay Midway
Farmer’n Day
Farm
Grange
Wolverine
Blue Ribbon
Oddfellows
Woodruff Family Reunion Held at Pleasant Home
The Woodruff family gathering occurred Saturday at the Faula Bunker residence in Mr Pleasant with Mrs Tom Bacom hosting the W H P M society. A pleasant lunch followed the meeting and the next gathering with Mrs L C Rate is planned for September all are welcome.
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Woodruff
Faula Bunker
Mr. Pleasant
Tom’ Bacom
W.H
Local travelers depart in motor cars this week
Mr and Mrs Sam Master drove to Cadillac on Monday with Mr Master returning Tuesday. Roy Himebaugh and daughter Jeneva traveled from Pontiac Saturday evening, Mrs Himebaugh staying at home Sunday afternoon.
Bellingar Family Reunions Noted In Mt Pleasant And Lansing Visits
Community mentions extend to Weidman and Mt. Pleasant with reunions and visits. Mrs. James Olger of Lansing spent time with Millard Hunt family. Grant Riggle attended the Bellingar reunion in Mt. Pleasant while relatives from Lansing were hosted. Clarence and Clinton Bellingar visited grandparents near Weidman and in Lansing respectively.
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Weidman
James ‘Olger
Lansing
Millard Hunt
Maxine
Ewart
Oren Bellingar
Grant’ Riggle
Mt. Pleasant
Elmet
Bellingar
Clarence Bellingar
Syietit
Clinton Bellingar
Tha
Mull
Fred ‘Beutler
Herman
Beutler
William
Coolidge Prunes Apple Tree To Mend Fences
The remark portrays Coolidge fixing a fence and pruning an apple tree, implying political repair through careful pruning of prior stances.
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Coolidge
Aight challenge urged in tennis match with Lenglen
A bold suggestion proposes a tennis clash between Jack Dempsey and Suzanne Lenglen to settle a public showdown. Separately, effort is under way to locate relatives of a Seattle man who swam after eating.
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Jack Dempsey
Suzanne Lenglen
Seattle
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