Locals page rounds up summer travels and notices
Supt. and Mrs. P. G. Lantz depart for Los Angeles to study at the Southern Branch of the University of California. Lyman Sicard leaves for Ann Arbor for Michigan summer session. Families plan visits to Ohio and Michigan as others prepare for exams and graduations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Lantz
Los Angeles
California
Lantz
Southern
University of California
Lyman Sicard
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
D. P. Young
Prospect
Ohio
Marion Pullen
Albion College
Pullen
Dan Kane
Montreal
Gerald Kane
Chicago
John Warriner
M. B., Bridge Club
Wilt Francis
Susan Fitch
Socorro
New Mexico
Livestock Men Study Feed Test Results
East Lansing June 17. Leaders in Michigan agriculture reviewed a year of feed lot experiments at the Michigan State College during Feeders Day. Five hog lots from a cull bean test, winter-ed work horses on alfalfa, and three year baby beef trials were among reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Lansing
Michigan Late College
Local calls and visits noted in community column
George Coomer spent Sunday at Gerald Smiths home. Mrs Lieu Ackerman and daughter visited Mrs William McCarter and Mrs Layton. Taylor visited Tuesday. Mrs Edd Miller and Mrs Wilber Youngs spent Thursday with the Layton Taylor home. Arte and Mrs Irwin Pease saw Orly Taylor and family Wednesday evening. Mrs Henry Patterson and son Howard of Mr Pleasant called on Mr and Mrs Layton Taylor Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Agnes ‘Thornton
C. Rowe
Psychopathic Hospital
G. Muyskens
Holland
W. E. Lewis
C. K. Lewis
F. B. Dodds
Ben ‘Lewis
Dorothy Dodds
Floyd Johnson
Lydia Sherritt
Sherritt
London
Canada
BE. CG. Rowe
Bay County Normal
Bay City
Russell Collin
South Crystal
Carl Huber
Greta ‘Wallington
Cameron
East High Street
Miss Smith
Minneapolis
Minnesota
H. Webster
Bertha M. Rowan
Doherty Hotel
Clare
Donald Wilbur
Adriane Nagelvoort
Herman Wilbur
Aldrich
Budd ‘Lake
Nagelvoort
Detroit
Helen ‘Wilbur
Winslow
South Lansing Street
St. Johns Episcopal Church
W. S. Larter
Big Rapids
Nellie Grohe
Battle Creek
Pleasant
Mildred Schlabach
William Hobart
Cedar Creek
Ohio
W. G. Rankin
Douglas
Elsie and
Durand
George
Gerald Smith
Lieu Ackerman
William ,McCarter
Layton. Taylor
Edd Miller
Wilber Youngs
Layton Taylor
Arte
Irwin Pease
Orly Taylor
Henry Patterson
Howard
American wins British amateur golf title for first time in 22 years
Jesse Sweetser becomes the first American to win the British Amateur Championship in 22 years since Jo Walter Travis, who was Australian born, earned the honor in 1904. The match marks a historic breakthrough for American golf abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turne
An Anerican
Jesse Sweetser
Jo Walter Travis
Travis
Sweetser
Wdvere
Mrs W S Ledford to Fill Pulpit at Coomer Next Sunday
Mrs W S Ledford of Mt Pleas ant will fill the pulpit at Coomer next Sunday. Mrs Wilbur Youngs spent part of last week helping her mother.
Twins Cry Loudly In Nighttime Quiet
A Boston Transcript quip notes twins appear noisier at night, with one crying so loudly that the other’s cry is drowned out, reflecting a humorous observation on twin siblings and shared spaces.
Lincoln Shrine Popular
Springfield reports that at least 160000 persons will visit the Lincoln shrine this year says William Fay custodian of the tomb and monument of the Great Emancipator. The 1926 total was 125000 and rising auto tourist travel is expected to push the figure higher by about 10000 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Shrine
Springfield
United Press
William Fay
Normal Dean Sets Fast Speaking Pace Across State
C. C. Barnes, dean of the Normal, has set a brisk pace delivering commencement addresses. In six days he gave six speeches and missed only one day of work while driving about 1,100 miles. He also traveled to Charlevoix with Mrs. Barnes for a two day trip celebrating their fifteenth wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Barnes
the Normal
Charlevoix
Commencement Address at Charlevoix High School
A commencement address was delivered at Charlevoix High School marking the celebration of graduates. The speech highlighted achievements and looked ahead to college and careers for the students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlevoix
Best Page Layout Awards in Chippewa Contest
Central Michigan Normal College awarded first prize in the single-page layout to the Physical Education club and the two-page layout to Le Cercla Francais. Honorable mention went to Central Triangle and Art Clubs for single pages, and to the Cliophiles and the Women's League for two-page layouts. Judges were F H Goodrich Watson McCall and Mrs Rosalie W Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa
Central Michigan Normal
Physical Education Club
le. Cercla Francais
Menton
Central Triangle
Art Clubs
Cliophiles
Women’s League
Watson McCall
Rosalie W. Miller
Vague quotes on age guessing and law in an era text
A fragment notes a sales girl displaying a size 44 and calling it sweet. It shifts to musing on guessing a woman's age by a vaccination mark location and references unwritten law and the will of the people.
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Maryette Ryan
Ypsilanti
Mary Ruth
Wyandotte
John Ryan
Maryette
Madeline Thompson
Corunna
Elizabeth Read
Grand Rapids
Gertrude Gill
Irene Jorae
East
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Europe
British Isles
J. P. Carey
East Cherry Street
Catholic Woman’s Club
Henry Breidenstein
Norine Grampton
Owosso
Ruth Winslow
C. F. Breece
Harris Milling Company
Operative Millers
Soviet Russia
H. Dittmann & Son
Isabella County State Bank
the Bank of Personal Service
Coomer
Pat
Boston Transcript
Dean
Twist’s Bakery
Gover’s
Mt. Pleasant
So. Normal
Kansas
Gover
Leaton
P. & G. Soap
Down Town
Seaton
N. D. Gover
H. G. Gover
Wey
Normal St
Mt. Pleasant, Or
Fathers Day
Hart Schalfner & Marx
Dad
Minto-Boulton Co
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