Breckenridge Social Roundup Sees Many Saginaw Trips
Breckenridge residents travel to Saginaw and neighboring towns on Friday and Thursday with numerous visits noted. People include Mr. John Swears Mrs. Fred Stevens Gertrude Whitney and many others visiting St Louis Saginaw Ann Arbor Crystal Lake Alma or Wheeler. The community hears of calls from Rev W F Emery Bishop Wood and several families visiting relatives and attending services. Local happenings include a lightning strike at Barten's barn and a planned meat market opening August 1 with various town residents making short trips and hosting guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swears
Saginaw
Corydon Wood
Fred Stevens
Gertrude Whitney
St. Louis
Winchell
Ruby Husted
Ann Arbor
Charles Zubler
Elen Eagen
Clarence Fox
W. F. Emery
Bethany
Lois Morgan
Wilkie Drake
Crystal Lake
Charles Gould
Keenyville
Frank Sexton
May Castella
Saginaw Pos
Jess Hodge
Jessie’ Popley
Chicago
Nellie Chisholm
St Louis
Teary Squires
Wheeler
Arthur Stone
Ang Arbor
WG. Masher
Alma
Bursiness
Sandy
Mt Pleasant
Will Husted
Bo J. Youngs
Mille
Local notes from Breckenridge and nearby towns
Lem Waggoner and wife with Mr and Mrs Monroe and wives traveled to Saginaw on Thursday. Mrs Waggoner visited Detroit. Arnold Wilson aged 47 died at his Pine River home. funeral at Porter and burial at St Louis. C Giddings will stay in business in the village. Mrs J L Firman of Toledo returned after Arnold Wilson’s illness. Bethany Ladies Aid met Mrs Geo Merrill with Breckenridge attendees. Town cars were scarce during Saginaw horse race week. Alex McLeod and Detroit party planned Put-in-Bay trip. Sylvia Mills pursued Toledo General Hospital nurses study but rode out smallpox quarantine. Annual school meeting elected Marshall Hopkins treasurer. A E Moore resigned. School building to receive improvements. Epworth League officers named. motor dine planned to surprise Mrs W B Tryon. storm interrupted plans but dinner to be held later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Witherspool
Jennie Glenn
Hemlock
Mr. Hurstoon
St. Louwis
George
John Mead
Mise Dlatehe Gurlingame
Fred Bhinidwe
David Eastlick
Myrtle
St. Lewis
Henry Stinks
E. Morseman
Perry
Barten
Breckenridge
Bethany Ladies
B. L. Hodge
Ida
Lucile
St. Lenis
W. B. Tryon
Champaign
H. Burton
Indiana
Eaton Rapids
Arnold Wilson
Pine River
Porter
St. Louis
C. Giddings
J. L. Firman
Toledo
Ladies’ Aid Society of Bethany
Geo. Merrill
Saginaw
Alex. McLeod
Detroit
Marshall Hopkins
Jesse Hodge
Epworth League
Bethany Methodist Episcopal Church
Lora Priest
Mies Fern Goldthorp
C. Rosenberger
V.pres
H. B. Priest
R. Rosenberger
Macey Merrill
Graham
W. L. Webster
Jessie Hodge
W. Allen
Irwin Wood
Paulus
W. F. Evey
Frank Saxton
Pex
Arcada Farmers Club Meet at Elvin Millers Home
The Arcada Farmers club will meet July 31 two miles south of Sugar factory. Members are asked to bring lunch. Mrs Elvin Miller has arranged host duties for a pleasant meeting with program including songs prayers roll call recitations and readings led by Rev J W Priest and various members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcada Farmers’ Club
Elvin Miller
Sugar Factory
J W Priest
Jisses Keefer
Lester Walston
F. Cline
A. Miller
Marguerite Godfrey
Louise Hainline
W. Peek
Lolo Keeffer
Mable Bradford
Perry's flagship Niagara sails to Toledo in July
The 100-year-old battleship Niagara, flagship of Commodore Perry and raised from Misery Bay near Erie, will arrive in Toledo on Sunday July 27 with Navy ships, cutters, and 200 decorated yachts. It will be open to the public all day at Jefferson Avenue and participate in centennial celebrations of the Lake Erie victory, including parades on the Maumee River and on land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
U. S. Revenue
Niagara
Commodore Perry
Misery Bay
Erie
Lake Erie
Toledo
Jefferson Avenue
Put-in-Bay
Michigan
Maumee River
Dean Sumner Lectures Amid Chicago Social Reform Crusade
EW men across the middle west are in the public eye less than Dean Walter Sumner of Chicago’s Cathedral of Sts Peter and Paul. As dean and city missions chief, his reform work against vice and his crusade for marriage-law changes have drawn national notice. Prominent praise from Frank W. Gunsulus and the Chicago papers highlights his drive to illuminate dark urban spaces with compassion and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
Walter Taylor Sumner
Deak
Peter and Paul
Chicago
City Missions
Dean Summer
Metropolitan Press
America
Frank W. Gunsiulus
Chicago Record-Herald
Dean Sumner
Chicago Tribune
West Side
Bethlehem
Bumeau
Bureau of Mirror
State troops to join 10000 men on special excursion
A special excursion train will leave Alina at 6 42 am for the event. About 10 000 uniformed men will participate including two regiments of state troops and a battery. Fare for the round trip is $1 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alina
Belding Bros Silk Mills Advertises Michigan Jobs
Belding Bros & Co Silk Manufacturers of Belding Michigan, pioneers of Michigan silk, now employing near 2000 workers. The firm seeks young Indy applicants from beyond local districts to meet demand, citing clean living conditions, dormitories, and high employment standards in a dry county city with active churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belding Bros. & Co Silk Manufacturers
Belding Mich
Estat
Michigan
Central States
Belding
Belding Brothers
Indy
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John Miner
Alma Record
Forest Hill Elevator
Elmer Jr. Post
Forest Hill
Peet
J. J. Hicks
D. W. Glinrich
Cadillac
Laura Phelps
E. C. Pierce
City
Charles Merrill
P. G. Thomas
Justice Barney Swope
Frank Hot
Creston Paine
Coldwater
Mich
Creston
Will Cobb
P. S. Robinson
W. A. Spooner
Ithaca
Watkins’ Remedies
Winona
Minn
Charles Davis
Will Davis
Wesley Nurcott
Fred Lyons
Clifford Kime
Rock
Wright & Brown
Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
Lem Waggoner
Mrs. Monroe
Mrs. Waggoner
Argada Farmer Club
Alvin Miller
ANN Arbor Railroad
Chautauqua
Dean Walter T. Sumner
Belding Bros Silk Mills
F.R. McNabb
V.S
B.v.sc
Vibber
Alma, Mich
Waters
Pine River St
Frank Waters Jr
Alma Garage Co
Berman Brothers
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