Social functions brighten city week with parties and school events
Last week featured numerous social functions across the city including Valentine parties at private homes, a thimble party for teachers hosted by Prof. and Mrs. F. Elsworth, a Presbyterian Sunday school box social at Mrs. E. H. Done on State Street, and a Jolly Club gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Wreht. High school students attended Valentine events at the Argent home on Euclid Avenue with festive decorations and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Elsworth
Santiay School
Presbyterian Church
Fred Woo Thurn
Robert von Thorn
John Wreht
Jolly Club
Wright Avenue
Letea Lover
Lena Argent
Mrs. Argent
Euclid Avenue
Doings at the College YMCA Elects Leaders and Plans
The college YMCA elected officers for the ensuing semester with Adebert H. Lindley as president and Stanley Jhonson as vice president. The WCA elected Selma Hahn as president Isabel Stevens as viewing president, and Trane Reiser as secretary with Friday’s meeting. A basketball win over Mt Pleasant followed the Pal Pott Alabama event. A winter reception at Whent Hall featured the usual program of Two sits and Walkie with ice cream and cake. Morning meetings begin Monday to boost religious activities. chapel exercises are enhanced by speakers and daily 3 30 to 4 00 prayer meetings. Students voted to raise athletic fees to ten dollars and fifty cents per semester for access to contests, instead of continuing one dollar plus per-contest charges. board trustees will consider the change. Zeta Sigma stag banquet is set for next Friday with Rev W H Song as toastmaster. I S Brooke and Fred Falerton are expected to attend, with further notices to follow. Remember the Messinger February clearing sale starts February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Adebert H. Lindley
Stanley Jhonson
Robert VonThurn
Leslie Keepigen
WCA
Selma Hahn
Isabel Stevens
Trane Reiser
Mt. Pleasant
Whent Hall
Young Men's
Young Women's Christian Associations
Bown
Tom Utel le
Board of Trustees
Zeta Sigma
Song
Dr King's New Life Pills Promote Quick Health Relief
A vintage ad notes a man spends all his earnings on doctors and medicines for stomach liver and kidney troubles. It claims Dr King's New Life Pills cure dyspepsia indigestion biliousness constipation jaundice malaria mobility issues at a small 25 cent price, sold by C F Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
C.F. Brown
Sumner Grange meets with program on Lincoln and lessons
Sumner Grange No. 21 met Saturday evening at the hall with Worthy Master Kleese in charge. A candidate was elected, officers discussed Pomona attendance, and plans announced for February 24. The meeting featured Lincoln quotations, readings by Miss Forquer, and talks on keeping accounts with crops and households. An eczema remedy ad followed, urging trial of a wintergreen oil wash sold by 25 cents samples and $1 bottles via Charles Rhode, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kleese
Florsie Stearns
Letah Perry
Jenie Lang
Alice Seaman
Grange
Pomona
Lightning Rod
State Grange
The
Knapaack
Lincoln
Jennie Long
Ruth Forquer
Theron Butler
Perry March
Valentine
McAted
Pemnsylvania
Gue
Hon
Orange
America
Washington
Longfellow
Delaware
Miss Forquer
Mt. Vernon
Clare Schlappi
P. A. Kleese
H. D. Seaman
Tf Vou
Charles Rhode
Local notices from Davis School District and neighbors
W Walker is on the sick list. Hiram White moves from Monroe farm to tie own place one-half mile east. Mr Finch and son are moving on J J Miller farm. Mr Ariel and Mrs Jack Morley spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs I Fuller. Miss Rosetta Hart of Muir came Saturday to keep loose for Jake Merchant. Miss Stella Margin of Belding came Sunday for a few days with her parents. Burt Arnold of Parrington left Monday for Grand Rapids after visiting Win Tintchingon last week. Stargrange will host a play at their hall February 25 with admission ten cents. children under ten free. About forty friends gathered at C Youngs Monday for games, popcorn, apples, and a hearty meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Walker
Hiram White
Monroe Farm
Mr. Finch
J. J. Miller
Ariel
Jack Morley
Mes
Fuller
Rosetta Hart
Muir
Jake
Stella Margin
Belding
Visi
Burt Arnold
Parrinton
Jef
Grand Rapids
Win Tintchingon
Stargrange
Cchildren
C. Youngy
East Coe Residents Share News from the Area
The LA 8S will meet with Mr. Sarah Norton Thursday of next week. A Farren visits Georgina for six weeks. James Wilson and wife mourn the loss of their six month old child. Walter Burlingame visits St. Johns for a week. Dens Woodmunsee’s sister visits from Minnesota. Clifford Burlingame returns from a Bay City and Kawkalin trip. Fran Slusser’s sisters Grace and Mabel Miller return to Columbus Grove Ohio. Kelly Stahl moves to Shepherd to run days with his brother. A L Converne moves a bought house onto his farm. Mrs. Ella Lepperd remains ill under doctor care. Ralph Davenport’s Spokane project burns a number of rooms. Mrs. AJ Renega is disabled and doctor unsure of the ailment. Mother-in-law stays with her. Pleasant Valley M E church meetings yield good results. Miss Maud Conkling improves and sits up. her grandfather Henry Struble visits tonight in poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Norton
Farren
Georgina
James Wilson
Walter Burlingame
St. Johns
Rellatves
Woodmunsee
Minesota
Clifford Burlingame
Bay City
Kawkalin
Fran Slusser
Grace
Mabel Miler
Columbus Grove
Ohio
Kelly Stahl
Shepherd
L Converne
Barney Gilleisken
Ella Lepperd
Ralph Davenport
Spokane
Washington
Renega
M & Church
Pleasant Valley
Maud Conkling
Henry Struble
Parisian Sage Hair Invigorator Ad Claims All Benefits
To the public Parisian Sage offers a guaranteed hair product that stops falling hair cures dandruff relieves scalp itching revives faded hair softens harsh hair and promotes growth or your money back The ad touts it as delightful and favored by ladies seeking luxuriant hair with a large bottle priced at 0c.
West Sumner Socials and Meetings Highlight Local Events
Mrs G Rexford returned from Lansing Saturday. Mr and Mrs Hawes spent Sunday at KE. A Baldwin's home. Mrs J Love is very sick at her son Will's. A crowd attended the condrum social Saturday evening. A masquerade dance is planned at KOOT MM hall Monday evening the 21st. Sumner Grange meets February 21st due to a Pomona meeting in Ithaca on the 26th. Grace Sly and a friend from Ithaca attended the social Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condrum
Sumner Grange
Pomona
Ithaca
Grace Sly
Arnica Salve Heals Bruised Leg Fast Says Cornelius Editor
Editor J P Sossman of Cornelius North Carolina badly bruised his leg. An ugly sore resisted many salves until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it promptly and safely. It helps ulcers and sores, bruises, pimples, burns, and corns. Sold by CO P Browns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Sossman
Cornelius
N.C
Bucklen
CO. P+ Brown's
Local notes from South West Pine River and surrounding area
Mrs Matt Johnson hosts the Welly family for a visit while Frank Evans and Alma Moulton’s household cope with illness. Gale Flower and Clyde Arvis recoveries and home projects are noted along with a new gas plant installation. Measles close school. Grace Laycock and family ill. Mrs Mary Tafty Orwig, 58, dies near Riverdale, leaving five children. funeral held to bury her beside her son. community grief and sympathy expressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Johnson
James Welly
Frank Evans
Alma
C. R. Moulton
Gale Flower
Clyde Arvis
Rob
Wood
North Woods
Cohoon
Will Bigelow
Chas Brown
Grace Laycock
Will Hopkins
Rathbone
Hopkins
Mary Tafty
Louis Orwig
Riverdale
Orwig
Dr King’s New Discovery Saves Manchester Man
A Manchester Ohio resident, Lewis Chamblin, narrates a near fatal cough and lung ailment that dropped him to 115 pounds. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a complete cure, restoring him to 160 pounds and enabling hard work, and also claims its cure for his four children’s croup. The ad touts the remedy as infallible for coughs colds La Grippe asthma and chronic lung trouble with trial bottles offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Chamblin
Manchester
Ohio
C. F. Brown
West Pine River social notes and local changes
Ben Button and Alma Spent Friday at Frank Reid's. Ray Raycraft has gone to Lansing to work. Charles Ellis had the measles. George Lentz bought Charles Plowman’s farm and will move in March. Surprise party for Matt Lentz Friday evening. February 4. Refreshments served, all reports a fine time. Rohlow visiting nearby. Anta Lente visited aunt. Holly Wright and Pred Lentz on business trip to Carson City. Bird Wood spent days in Ena. Arthur Wright of Shepherd visited. S Adams recovering from stroke. Wm Bartley’s children with measles improving. Otto Adams and wife visiting grandparents in Alma. Matt Johnson’s wife and two children leave the measles. Filmer Post going to Tennessee to see ill mother. Feb 11 surprise party for Mia Reid’s birthday. oysters served. all had a fine time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Button
Alma
Frank Reid
Ray Raycraft
Lansing
Matt Lentz
Familly
Rohlow
Anta Lente
Mra
Arthur Wright
Shepherd
S. Adams
Wm. Bartleip
Otto Adams
Matt Johnson
Filmer Post
Tennessee
Mia. Reid
Ship Carload of Horses From Alma to Connecticut
G W Cook and W G Smith of Wallingford Conn shipped a carload of about twenty horses from Alma to Connecticut on Monday afternoon. The average weight was roughly fourteen hundred pounds per horse and the total price paid for the twenty horses was 4007.50. The freight costs on the road amounted to about 200, and the horses were bought locally by Elmer Sprague for Mears Cook and Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cook
W. G. Smith
Wallingford
Ike
Arcada Club Meeting Minutes and Probate Notice
The Arcada Club in February plans a meeting at Mrs John Fink's home with songs prayers roll call and readings by several members. A Michigan probate court order notices publication regarding the estate of John Lowry Mathew Johnson with hearings scheduled and legal actions in Ithaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Arcada Farmers’ Club
John Fink
Mra Wheaton Kevitaton - Grove Peck
Irish
Lyla Webb
Falller
Holewell
ORDOR
State OF Michigan
Gearor
Ithaca
Seaver
John Lowry Mathew Johnson
Gaia
Daversaine
Porset to Tennessee After Illness of Mother
Elmer Post was summoned to Tennessee on Saturday due to the illness of his mother Mrs. KK Creech. Creech traveled to Jackson for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Post
Tennessee
Mra
KK Creech
Jackson
Funeral notices honor Levi Leonard and local residents
Monday funeral arrangements are announced for Mr Levi Leonard an old settler who died Saturday February 5 at home. The notice thanks friends for kindness and sympathy from KR Cook and family, Mrs Levi Leonard, Mrs Gor Leonard, and James Katenbas family, with singers and offerings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ander
Chesaning
Levi Lonard
Gor Lonard
Pamily
James Katenbas
Sumner tenth conundrum social at K O T M ball
The tenth conundrum social at K O T M ball Saturday featured a mixed group from various schools solving a long list of wordplay clues and themes. Music dancing and games accompanied an event that raised 16 dollars for the treasury as Mr and Mrs Joseph Leet of Ithaca visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan of Arc
Wanartser
Noah
Lee
Kentucky
Pedro
Treasury
Joseph Leet
Ithaca
Ire Hunt
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