Breckenridge Notes from a Weekend in the Area
Breckenridge births list a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Henry C Mead on Sunday February 22 who will be named George H Henry. The column records many locals visiting Alma Cleveland Detroit and Saginaw for events and business, with residents called out by surname and kin including Waggoner Shephard and Hopkins families, and mentions Alma College and Riverdale Elevator manager J Millard Hopkins among those spending weekends in Breckenridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Mead
George
H Henry
Detroit
Nah Hodge
Alma High School
Mar. Benson Lom J
Shephard
Cleveland
Lemuel Waggoner
Pleasant
Helen Waggoner
Carl
Ward
Maciel
Ita
Marshall
Wiard
Rite
Fides Scheemes
Orydon Sper
Aia
Ds Shephard
George Hunton
Giles
Alma
Milo F
Thomas Crawford
Marguerite
Edwin M Iwah
Flint
Jakeway
Susan Zubler
Saginaw
Rand
Herman J. Zuben
J. Millard Hopkins
Riverdale
Breckenridge
D. A. Curtis
Funeral Held for Mrs Dora Pettit at Home
Mrs Dora Pettit funeral conducted by Rev Duffy at the family home with burial in Riverside Cemetery. Survived by husband one little son and two stepchildren. Neighborhood grieves with the bereaved parents Mr and Mrs Charley Courter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manana
Dora Pettit
Duffy
Riverside Somenttary
Giles Isham
Middleton
Frank Rockafellow
Alma
Fred Rockafellow
Hattieape
Charley Courter
Riverside
Curtis Wilber
Arch Rodgers
Robert Pettit
Lansing
Ely Wolf
Textesta
John Fink
Sam Veeder
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Anderson
Ilinois
Charley
Will Anderson
Northwest Seville News Roundup Of Illness And Visits
John Whitney and Carl Dickinson attended events in Alma Saturday after a death in the family. Lucille Dickinson recovers from illness while relatives cope with flu and rheumatism as schooling is paused due to a sick teacher’s daughter. Riverdale, Ithaca, and nearby areas see visits and care arrangements as Inman returns home and many town residents report health updates and travel notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitney
McBain
John Treed
Carl Dickinson
Alma
Lucille Dickinson
Raymond Veeder
C. Dickinson
E. Loomis
Riverdale
Ronata Tyman
R. Loomis
I. Decker
Fragile OCR Notes From Small Town Virginia District
Last week SETHTON DULL of VA and Gardie in Ith aes Monday accompanied home by Johnson of Alma. Mrs Hattie Hyatt packing household goods to move Mineola Locke leads a fortune to lone a horse. C P Kepner prepping for arena sugar season. Morse refinishing his ten ant house. Leon Wilcox family North Shade at Verne Gardner home. Hazen Lindsey North Shade and Mery Payne Oreo City visit panday with ru. Holland Louis Sugar Co buys blacksmith shop for foreigners. carmmnit shocked. Death of sixteen year old daughter reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gardie
Ithaes
Johnson
Alma
Hattie Hyatt
Mineola Locke
Mirfortune
C. P. Kepner
Morse
Leon Wilcox
North Shade
Verne Gardner
Hazen Lindsey
Mery Payne
Oreo City
Panday
Holland ‘Louis Sugar Co
Death of Capt Babcock Ties to Battery 44
Funeral was held Sunday afternoon for Capt. Babcock who died from injuries in an automobile accident near Crystal. Word arrived Wednesday announcing the death. He was a favorite captain of Battery 44, with Earle Wilcox of Alma noted as a member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Snider
Near
Crystal
Capt. Babcock
Cardackson
8. C
44Th Artillery
Earle Wilcox
Alma
Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Promises Relief
An old fashioned advertising feature touts Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache, headaches, fatigue, and frequent painful kidney secretions. It quotes J D Phipps of Stanton Michigan praising the pills after recovery and notes the price 60 cents at dealers with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
J. D. Phipps
Sourt
St Stanton, Mich
Mr. Phipps
Foster-Milburn Co
Msgrs
Buffalo
N. Y
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Cota Suez
Brewer’s Cash Market
Union Delivery
Reshruits
J. M. Montigel & Son
Hoosier
John Deere
Iif
Alma Record
Seville
L. Meade
Decker
Alva
Aspe
L. Rowlander
Shepherd
L. Loomis
Sethton
Verve Give
Che Somnmenuy FO. Lindquist CO
Michigan
Men’s Union
Martin Stores Corporation
Watkins
W. H. Graham
River Ave
Mich
Chambray
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