Wheeler County Notes and Local Obits
Miss Alice Watson visited Alma. Mrs. Joseph Cross, longtime resident now in St. Louis, died Sunday. Harold Johnston and other residents mentioned. Several on the sick list with grip. Miss Margueritte Allen and Miss Ivah Allen noted. Mrs. Beulah Ashley of Buckley died, funeral at M E church. Local events include brick garage construction, teachers institute, lodge activities, and school janitor injury. Also mentions of visits, travels, and high school basketball win 18 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Watson
Alma
Joseph Cross
St. Louis
Harold Johnston
Carl Street
College
Viegd McIntosh
Adam Johnstone
Margueritte Allen
Beulah Ashley
Buckley
Jean Lia
Ithaca
Newark Names In Local Social Notes
NEWARK. Me, Charles Maurer and Vernie Martyne are recovering from pneumonia. Mrs. Margaret Richards has been very ill with the grip. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Probst were Sunday guests at the Frank Lawrence home. Mrs. J. A. Probst and Onalee Martyne spent Thursday with Mrs. Gladys Spurgeon, Mrs. W. A. Roberts and Miss Elsie Mosley attended the U of I Go club which met with Mrs. Frank Otto of Perrinton. Miss Bernice Otto is visiting her grandmother Mrs. B. Hibner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maurer
Vernie Martyne
Margaret Richards
J. C. Probst
Frank Lawrence
J. A. Probst
Onalee Martyne
Gladys Spurgeon
W. A. Roberts
Elsie Mosley
U of I Go Club
Frank Otto
Perrinton
Bernice Otto
B. Hibner
Miss Gossett Die In Saginaw Event Prompted Family Visit
Died Thursday evening at St Mary's hospital in Saginaw. Funeral held Sunday at the Presbyterian church with interment in Breckenridge cemetery. Miss Gossett spent Sunday with her relatives at Alma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Hospital
Saginaw
Presbyterian Church
Breckenridge Cemetery
Northwest Seville Social News and Church Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Bert Welch of Beaver area visited A Campbells Thursday Irene Decker has had the grip for a week A sleigh load attended church at Coe church Wednesday Mrs G Barkley called on Mrs John Toman Thursday Alpha Ingram and wife visited the jutters mother Mrs Oliver in Mt Pleasant Saturday D Cobb and family visited Alva Decker and his mother Irene Decker Sunday Lee Loomis and Carl Dickinson attended church Sunday night at County Line church A Sunday school was organized at Gee school house Sunday Mrs J Guthrie appointed superintendent A Decker treasurer Miss Wells Secretary Everybody welcome Mr and Mrs Arlie Conley were Alma shoppers Saturday Lee Raycraft recovered from mumps and is out again Mrs Mart Smith called on Mrs Eli Brown at Alma Sunday Mr and Mrs Arlie Conley spent Sunday with Delbert Conley of Alma Mr and Mrs William Kyser spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Tom Grover They are still holding revival meetings at F M church on the county line Everybody welcome Mr and Mrs Tom Grover visited with Mr and Mrs Kyser of St Louis Monday Charlie Conley ill with pneumonia improving Mr and Mrs Michaels called on Mr and Mrs Paunce Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Sprague
Hilda Mayo
Teachers’ Institute
Greenville
Nina Murphy
Toledo
Miss Mayo
Riverdale
Elwell
Sumner
Vern Hornbeck
Harvey Hart
Detroit
John Hiller
Edmore
Richard Hancock
Gladys Harris
N. Smith
Elm Hall
William Curry
Seth Woodard
Cornell
Glenn Worden
Alicia Miller
Kenneth Noble
M. J. Briggs
Alice Piffer
Marin
Schlonegar
Iansing
Hugh Walker
Clarence Caris
Alma
Charles Green
Bert Welch
Beaver Area
A. Campbells Thurs
Irene Decker
Coe Church
G. Barkley
John Toman
Alpha Ingram
Oliver
Mt. Pleasant
D. Cobb
Alva Decker
Lee Loomis
Carl Dickinson
County Line
Gee
J. Guthrie
Decker
Miss Wells
Arlie Conley
Lee Raycraft
Mart Smith
Eli Brown
Delbert Conley
William Kyser
Tom Grover
F. M
Kyser
St. Louis
Charlie Conley
Michaels
Mrs. Paunce
New Haven News Social and Local Health notes
D Whitman and E C Akin conducted business in Muir on Wednesday. Alvin Curtis is seriously ill with pneumonia under Dr Smith of Crystal. Mr and Mrs Burt Southward dined with Alva Wiser family of Ferris Center. Preston Hodge attends Carson City High School. William Zerby visiting relatives in Belding. Alfred Wiles loses a horse en route to Carson City, azoturia diagnosed by Dr Adams. Burt Myers family and Miss Mamie and Claud confined by grip. Spencer Hodge moves to Ludwick farm. Ed Woodward Sunday guest of brother Edgar. Miss Martha Jackson ill with grip. A plate social at Elias Van Horns Friday Jan 28 for U B church. Everybody invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Whitman
E. C. Akin
Muir
Alvin Curtis
Dr. Smith
Crystal
Burt Southward
Alva Wiser
Ferris Center
Preston Hodge
Carson City
William Zerby
Belding
Alfred Wiles
Adams
Burt Myers
Mamie
Claud
Spencer Hodge
Ludwick Place
Ed Woodward
Edgar Woodward
Martha Jackson
Grip Victoms
Elias van Horns
U. B. Church
Emerson News Brief Lists Several Illnesses and Visits
Georgia Baker has the grip. Grandma Sanders is on the sick list. Mrs. William Vanbuskirk is seriously ill. Keith Sanders is ill with a cold. Mrs. L. D. Baker remains homebound by illness. William Liestman returned from Spokane. Miss Gosnett of Alma visited Georgia and Bessie Baker Thursday night. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Daymon and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Daymon attended a funeral at Ithaca Sunday. Mrs. Wealthy Hetzman of Emerson also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nape
L. D. Baker
William Liestman
Spokane
Wash
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Clark Farm
J. Shick
J. D. Helman Auctioneer
Christ Eichelberger
E. A. Potter
North Star Village
Jersey
Durham
Red Steer
J.D. Helman Auctioneer
E. C. Crandell & Son
H. C. Moore
Wheeler
George Peasley
Homer
Henry Caszatt
Vestaburg School
Caszatt
M. ©. Hubbard
Casper Sutton
Tonin
Martha Walker
Saints
Harvey Fisher
Langston
Ventaburg High School
Ferris
C. Noble
New Ford
John Howay
Sater Sanday
Newark
Seville
County Line News
NEW Haven News
DR. Wing
Alma State Savings Bank
H. A. Wing
J. C. Pardee
Florist
Emerson
Georgia Baker
Grandma Sanders
William Vanbuskirk
Keith Sanders
J. E. Converse
Superior St
Gandy
Davis’ Cigar Store
Superior St. East
Alma Elevator Co
Bell
Union
Gaffney’s Style Shop
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