Ithaca Schools Close For Summer In 1920s Ithaca Notes
Ithaca schools close this week for summer vacation with eighth grade exercises held. The baccalaureate address was delivered by Rev. William Roberts Sanday at the Presbyterian church on the topic Finding Work and Working at It. Commencement speakers included Rev. Geo Barnes from Flint and Rev. William Roberts. A Quintet provided music. an operetta The Quest of the Pink Parasol was performed. 280 equity eighth grade graduates will receive diplomas Friday at 10 o clock at Ithaca High School with William Roberts delivering the address. Various local residents and events noted include bankers convention in Thetroit, Granges meeting at North Star with 17 candidates initiated, and several visits to Lansing, Saginaw, and Onaway. The day also features services at leading Ithaca churches and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wnt
Ithaca
William Roberts Sanday
Presbyterian Church
Geo. Barnes
First Presbyterian Church of Flint
Mt. Pleasant
Ralph Vandeventer
Ithaca High School
William Roberts
Henry McCormack
Bankers
Thetroit
Ithaca and
Pompeii
Charles Hillock
Alma
Kensie Parks
Deerfield
M. FE
J. L. Dewey
Hamilton Bovee
Mra. Hd. Belding
A. C. Graham
Prohibition
A. G. Haller
Lansing
Methodist Church
Roxbury
Baptist Church
Frank Horr
South
Alice Smith
Middleton
J. H. Smith
Slaybaugh
Baptist Ministerial Association
Baptist Mission Circle
Charles Kernen
Robert Stewart
Flint
Bessie
Savilla Burmingham
Bay City
Saginaw
0. F. Lewin
A. J. Haskell
D. Cowles
Union Street
Local Notes From Sumner Area Residents
Sumner area brief notes show Wm Sumner visiting Ferris on Monday. Bert Davis family moved to the Graham farm west of town. Clyde Smead did business in Alma Tuesday. Mrs Kari Price and children returned to Alma Tuesday. Rev Cotterall attended a Christian Church convention in Alma Tuesday and Wednesday. John Guthrie of Denver is visiting his granddaughter Mrs Vere Ferris. Mr Cummings of St Louis was here on business Wednesday. H Andrews of Alma called on friends Thursday. Nellie Stoughton of Duluth came Thursday for concern over her mother Mrs Wm Pratt's illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferris
Bert Davis
Graham Farm
Clyde Smead
Alma
Kari Price
Cotterall
Christian Church
John Guthrie
Denver
Colo
Vere Ferris
Cummings
St. Louis
H. Andrews
Nellie Stoughton
Duluth
Wm, Pratt
Local residents share weekend visits and family news
Last week assisting his son Prank at U nmer Was Tepresena aired Players tent. Mrs Bertha Cleverden and son Pred spent Friday in St. Louis on a shopping tour. Mrs Elmer Seaman is visiting her daughter Mrs Robson of Alma. Mr and Mrs John Farrete of Alma and Mr and Mrs Frank Tucker attended a Friday evening at Mr Tucker’s parents. Scott Horn and family visited the Dd Ayers home. Charles Black near yea ond Wm Davis of Carson City visited the Dd Ayers. Sam Wicks of Elm Hall visited HO Charel who has been ill. Dave Kirker of Grand Rapids was a week end guest. Mr and Mrs Thomas Lang entertained Mr and Mrs A Cherry of St Louis and Mr Cherry’s father of Kentucky. Stone were in Flint on business. Carl Leonard home from Ionia over Sunday. Ployd Black and family of Shephard visited his parents. Fred Cook of Middleton caring for Merritt ill. Melvin McClenathan of Lansing visiting his parents. Wm Stacy and wife of near d Lake entertained at the 8 low home Sunday. A R Woods and their children of Shepard visited D J Ayers. John Phillips and family enjoyed Sunday at Crystal. A Price adding room outfit to St. and Mrs Arthur Fowler on a fishing trip in the upper peninsula. Charles Reed and wife visited Cedar Springs to see his sister Mrs Sanford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unmer
Tepresena
Bertha Cleverden
St. Louis
Elmer Seaman Ie
3 Robson
Alma
John Farrete
Frank Tucker
FP. Tucker
Scott Horn
Saginaw
Charles Black
Wm. Davis
Miss Ruth
Carson City
Thomas Lang
A. Cherry
Amily
Cherry
Kentucky
Fred Cook
Middleton
Merritt
Fred
Melvin McClenathan
Lansing
T. A. McGurn
J. ¥. Tucker
Tucker
Laypear
Wim
Stacy
Near d Lake
A. R. Woods
Shepard
D. J. Ayers
John Phillips
Crystal
A. Price
Arthur Fowler
Upper Peninsula
Charles Reed
Cedar Springs
M. E. Sanford
Knorpp Farewell Party by Consected Choir at Fraker Home
Miss Knorpe was bid farewell by the Conse ctoted choir at the Fraker home Monday evening. A fine dinner was served around seven. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gert Mue vett and daughter Darlas, Mr and Mrs Ward Doyle, Miss Edith Doty, Mr and Mrs Derr Sexton, Mr and Mrs Charles Watson, Fred E Moffatt, Cleo Wertz, Miss Ethel Sabin, Mrs Anna Sabin, Mrs Agnes Crawford, Miss L T Knorpp and Gen Hunton. Ada Noyal left Sunday for Bay City to spend the summer months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knorpe
Koster Fraker
Budies
Sever O'Clock
Mre
Gert Muevett
Darlas
Mra
Ward Doyle
Edith Doty
Derr Sexton
Charles Watson
Fred E. Moffatt
Cleo Wertz
Ethel Sabin
Anna Sabin
Agnes Crawford
L. T. Knorpp
Gen. Hunton
Ada Noyal
Bay City
Farewell party seen for Miss Knorpp at Breckenridge church
About 140 people attended a Sunday farewell in the Congregational church basement as Miss Knorpp departs Breckenridge for a Rochester school position. Multiple locals joined a post party at Winona Reach, with families from Breckenridge, Wheeler, Alma, and nearby towns attending. The note also records civic updates and a fabric testing tip from How Fabrics May Be Tested, describing the Vivvb test to gauge fabric strength.
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An old advertisement urges chronic rheumatism sufferers to use Chamberlain's Linkwent and massage the affected area twice daily. It promises noticeable benefit though not a guaranteed cure, urging readers to try it.
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Sumner
Breckenridge
Moco LP
Curtis Tires
Wright House
Wright House Garage
Les & Dayre
Congregational Church
Knorpp
Rochester
Winona Heach
Dorr Sexton
Aes
Chas, Watson
Beulah
Mary
Foster Fraker
John
Betty
Dane
Ella McLeod
T. Crawford
Mixa L. T. Knorpp
Hackett
Wheeler
R. J. Medher
Anna Sahin
Body Mubbard
E.R. Davis
Folmore
Leo
Putnam Bros, Taxicab Co
Thomas J. Carney, M. D
Woodworth Ave
Alma, Mich
R. B. Smith
Polinsky
Michigan
Nelson F. McClinton
Bell
Werichman Building
Saginaw, Mich
Fred J. Graham
Union
Carney Hospital
Fox Woodworth
Alma, MI
E. G. Seuyter
Osteopathic
R. F. Erwin
Clapp’s Hardware Union Phone
John D. Spinney
Pellasky Meek—Union Phone
Alma-St. Louis
Piccolo Bros. & Biafore
Fruit Store
E. Superior St
Gratiot County Oil Company, Inc
Reynolds Tobacco Co
Winston-Salec
N.C
Goodrich Tire
Silvertown Cords
Ertown Cords
Silvertown
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B.f.goodrich Rubber Company
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