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juvs. U, voivies taiKea Wednesday Tiigbt at a Patefrt-Teachers association'meijt{hg ^$vec4 Clty.:Aletha Keariy/litti^nughtct* of Mr. and Mrs; Pat ICenuy, -who lias been seriously 531, is able to be-around again.Miss Kattfle6ft* *Kbn’nyl uwho is confined to heivbfcd witlifthe flu, is ■ recovering pmlt to revturn ‘to her ^chool ciuties, Monday.Mr. and Mrs.'Oscar Wooley are spending this weclt wffti friends in Detroit. '■ «rlt;tt «*.■ Mr. and ‘Mrs, D.ew^^attmore, Mr. and Mrs. C. i)„ Mullet^ Mr. and *Mrs. FAnk Stihvell and MVs. Will Harris attended tfte 0. G.rally at Alma, Wednesday eve-tfmg. ; ^. and Mrs, Cf. D, .Pullen leftthis morning for OhaiiJsKn, West Virginia, for a shox^t^ViSit Withtheir son, Dwight Pullen and fam-Mr. and Mrs. John^'ohnson spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs, W. S. Gerow at Loomis,Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Welch, of Grand Rapidis called on relatives in the city today.If. you contemplate installing a telephone npvkc application no\v that your name and number may appear in the 1928 telephone' directory. ‘137-tf adv.Tell you friends and neighbors that applications for installation of telephones inusfc be jnade at once; otherwise names will not appear in new directory. 137-tC.*IBANCINGl Spring SeasonAt Johnson s Rustic Dance PalaceHoughtonLake^qres'f On US-2 7, Near Prudenville+* 4.Wfi by Vi«lui •tfyndicMo)'Ccmter BroomfieldMr. and Mrs, E. Galor 4 spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Richardson,Every .Sa|g|y$iay and Sunday NightBEGINNING SATURDAY, MAY 5thPuller's Orchestra Dime a Dance Admission Freecrnoon Mrs] per p* day e\A glpod many in- 'tho neighborhood are*ill with grippe? *Mrs., Jjmtes ^ichoisoh and Mrs. AVill tboh spent Wednesday affc-•vvith Mrs. Carl Rhode. Kenneth E$feh* gave a pep-11%’ at her hpiite We dues-ening, Vj - *LcRoy Lovell wdnfc to Lansing Thursday morning: and expects to return Friday night. ~Mrs. Clarence Curricle attended the Montcalni apd Mecosta county association of the G. E. S., Wednesday, at Stanton.The Remus, ball team won from j Weidman, Wednesday.Mrs. Slierbmvn called on Mrs. . Clarence' Canuck, Monday afternoon. . - .I Miss Fea attended the pepper j party at the home of Mrs. Esch, ‘Wednesday. ^Rosebush Christian Endeavor Roy Keller is the deader for May g. His tonic is “How to Choose'A Life Work.” There will be special musical numbers.Pony Creek \JJdrs. Steel visited at the home of Clair Morey, Tuesday evening.Indians Hm SpecieLAM SING;* Maj in aw, Swan Creek bands of Chippewi ing along the trib naw hay, were ini an opinion by Wil attorney general, 1 abide by the same 1 ing laws as other zens. * , -‘ The Indians had ported, that thejThe sixth and seventh grades lt;,?have taken up reading again this v™th_# Unlted StE.weekMrs. Howe visited at the Mount home, Tuesday evening.Mrs. porothy Barrett and daughter were in Mt. Pleasant, Tuesday afternoon. . • ;Clair Morey went fishing Sun* day.'Sin 1807.TO FIGHT REL LANOAT CROP WELL ALONGWord conies from Paul La From-boiso that he has eight acres of dx^ts that are spi‘quted and up outLANSING,* Mich ^Michigan’s. relictei ing the ownership the state instead uals will be foughl the Michigan Real tion unless it bee
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Mount Pleasant Daily Times
Mount Pleasant, Michigan, US
Thu, May 03, 1928
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