Homecoming and weekend visits fill Gaylord locals pages
Residents attend homecoming and attend various outings across the region. Laur ance Showalter toured northern areas while many families and friends from Pontiac Detroit Flint Clare Marion and Lansing visited homes and Crystal Lake Bass Lake and Budd Lake over the Fourth with celebrations, meals, and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.D. Bailey
Gaylord
Laurance Showalter
Sam Raspberry
Pontiac
James Daniels
Mike Morton
Harry Quinlan
Flint
E. Howarth
Claude Howarth
Detroit
Ji Archambault
Clare
Earl Harkins
Marion
Claude French
Dennis
Cooley
Joel
California
James Hunt
Bass Lake
Ernest Ford
Lansing
Jennie Ford
Oes
Sid Thompson
Crystal Lake
Bernard Woodruff
Albion
C. R. Woodruff
Archie Miller
Eloise
Battle Creek
George Miller
John Showalter
Showalter
Clarence Hagan
Elmer Pease
Gerald’ ‘Wilcox
Isabell Duby
Crystal
Roy Chaffee
W. L. Chaffee
Frank Owen
Genevieve
Clyde Showalter
Mason
Reece
South Kilmney
James Wilson
Ruth McGillis
Charles Woodruff
Anna Larsen
Alpena
Ludington
M. F. Wilcox
Bobby
Main
Harry Francisco
Pearl Wilcox
Martha Leonard
Gerald ‘Wilcox
Bass ‘Lake
John Parson
W. W. Froggett
Rose Knipe
Howard Decker
Jackson
Edgar Bixby
Blue Lake
Fred Warner
Arza Coffin
Ystal Lake
Guy Averill
Peter Breidenstein
R. Springer
Centreville
Albert’ Nichols
Floyd Johnson
May
Margaret O’hara
Cecil O’hara
James McManaman
Bridge
Ed. Fitzgerald
Jim Murray
Shep
Westervelts Injured in Clare County Auto Crash
Mr and Mrs M Westervelt of Rochester Michigan were injured when their sedan struck a tree four miles north of Clare. He suffered severe facial cuts and chest bruises. she has internal injuries and a fractured ankle. Fellow occupants Mr and Mrs Hogan of Pontiac and their son also sustained injuries as they traveled to Budd Lake Harrison for the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Westervelt
Rochester
Michigan
Clare
Westervelt
Thomas Hogan
Pontiac
Blind Girl Wins in M S C Scholarship
Lansing July 8 Miss Faith 3B Main from the school for the blind earned an A in all subjects and full spring term work at Michigan State College. The scholarship list announced by registrar Miss Elida Yakely notes one exception among All A students, with Stanley Fulton of Lansing as the other winner. Many women were listed as special students taking four or eight credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Faith
Main
School For the Blind
Michigan State College
Elida Yakely
Stanley Fulton
New Bishop Pinten Transferred to Western Michigan
Grand Rapids, July 8. The Right Rev. Gabriel Pinten D D former bishop of Superior Wis has been transferred to the Diocese of Western Michigan with headquarters at Grand Rapids. Bishop Pinten succeeds to the duties as head of the Western Michigan diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Gabriel Pinten
Superior
Wis
Western Michigan
Pinten
Bank Statement Certification From Isabella County Official
J W Riches, cashier, swears the bank's statement is true to the best knowledge and belief, and correctly represents the bank's true state as shown by the records. The claim references the State of Michigan and Isabella County with formal oath language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
County of Isabella
Early life and rise of Bishop Pinten in Michigan region
The late Right Reverend Edward D Kelly D D death is noted. Pinten, born October 8 1867 in Rockland Ontonagon County Michigan, studied in Wisconsin and Rome. He was ordained 1890, served Detour Iron Mountain and L Anse, led St Peters Cathedral Marquette, became Marquette diocese chancellor and vicar general, joined the Pope's household in 1912, appointed Bishop of Superior and consecrated May 8 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceeds
Edward D.’ Kelly
Grand Rapids
Pinten
Raockland
Ontonagon
County
Michigan
Calumet
St. Francis’ Seminary
Wisconsin
Rome
Detour
Chippewa County
Iron Mountin
L’anse
St. Peter's
Marquette
Marquete
Pius X
Superior
Benedict XV
Funds for Toy Company Expansion Draw Interest Across Regions
Construction funds for a local toy company attract interest from New York Chicago and mid western cities. Representatives offer exclusive territory and even full production contracts for the next year amid efforts by active chamber members led by N. D. Gover Chas Durfee John Hileman Ray Boulton Russell Hagan John Battle Ray Austin Hugh Watson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Focal Chamber of Commerce
N. D. Gover
Chas. Durfee
John Hileman
Ray Boulton
Russell Hagan
John Battle
Ray Austin
Hugh Watson
Emery Morton
S. E. Francis
Lon Crapo
A. W. Dekan
Lee Brandell
Lyman Burch
Ed. Bixby
Frank Sweeney
James Ryan
Walter Russell
Reception Given Normal Summer School Students
Bellaire residents attended a social evening for Normal Summer School students with a solo on a musical saw. The Centralites met peers and faculty, as the faculty social committee organized the event led by Frances Radford and several faculty members, along with Harry A. Miller and Cleon C. Richtmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Centralites
Frances Radford
Anna M. Barnard
R. Hogue
Katherine Kelley
Lydia Sherritt
Edith Mansell
Florence List
Alice Nesmith
Harry A. Miller
Cleon C. Richtmeyer
Tax Collections Show City Funds in Fine Shape
Tax collections on South Main street indicate city funds are healthy as the fifth payment is paid in full and part of the fourth will be refunded due to savings in construction. A large number of taxpayers are settling their accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Taxpayers urged to bring property description to treasurer
City officials remind property owners paying taxes for the first time to bring a description of the property to the treasurer’s office. This helps ensure correct levies for special improvements are understood and may reduce interest charges on unpaid balances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Entertainers and Artists Are Scheduled
Thursday July 8 at ten and one Dr. E. E. Slosson, editor of Science Service, will speak on scientific subjects. The usual Friday assemblies shift to Thursday this week to fit the speaker. Friday July 16 magician Paul Fleming appears at nine and three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Slosson
Science Service
Paul Fleming
Card of Thanks for Baby Daughter’s Illness and Death
We express sincere thanks to friends neighbors for acts of kindness during the illness and death of our baby daughter. Special thanks to Dr Pullen Reverend Hawkins and Mr Stinson for their assistance from Mr and Mrs Rolland Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pullen
Hawkins
Mr. Stinson
Death of Aleta Louise Marsh infant daughter of Marsh
The six month old baby Aleta Louise Marsh of North Main Street died suddenly Thursday at 2:00 AM after a brief illness. Funeral services were held at the home Saturday at 10:00 AM conducted by Rev. C B Hawkins. Burial followed in Riverside cemetery. In other notes the piece comments on driving speeds and quiet recreation spots, and muses on trying new shoes before wearing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleta Louise
Rolland Marsh
North Main Street
Rev
C. B. Hawkins
Riverside Cemetery
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D .N. Rogers
Gus Ash
Chas. Mosher
Ann Arbor
Leona Mosher
F. A. Smith
Julig Wolfe
Shepherd
Foot
Gorsham Brothers Co
Lloyd Cutter
Mosher Street
Quaintance
Big Rapids
J . Merle Owen
George Chamberlin
Richmond Chamberlin
Helen
William Bates
Ruth Smith Wilcox
GC. C. Taylor
Horsehead Lake
Carrie McDonald
Levi Willey
Nellie Willey
George Johnson
Rosebush
Houghton Lake
Budd Lake
Ewart Lampkin
Virginia
Bay City
Earle Parks
Clio
F A. Smith
Isabel Duby
P. R. Wilcox
Lynch Bros
J. G. Pinten
Rockland
T. M. Milloy Electric Service
S. Main St
Exchange Savings Bank
Mount Pleasant
Banking Department
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Tendive Bank
T. Mney
WM. D. Hood
W. E. Lewis
W. Ss. Horn
Toy Company
Mr. and
Mrs. Rolland. Marsh
Fred M. Stilgenbauer
Mt. Pleasant
N.main
Black Resience
S. Main
Welch’s Home Dairy & Bakery
South Main Street
Forest Mills
Sunnydale
Dodge Brothers
Quinlan
Ruhle
Mount Pleasant, Michigan
Dance Brothers
Motor Cars
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