Local Notes Highlight Community Visits and Events
Mrs. Reid of Montana visits friends here while Mrs. Giles McLaren of Lanning plans a stay. Numerous locals welcome guests, births, theater ads, and ongoing summer activities. Mentions include Ruth Coalwell visiting Kalamazoo relatives, Zoa Wheaton at Kalamazoo summer school, Miss Mary Movement’s Ann Arbor trip, and Warren Powell’s birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Montana
Giles McLaren
Lanning
Orville Allen
Ruth Coalwell
Kalamaxot
Zoa Wheaton
Kalamazoo
Misa Ruth Pinney
Mt. Mennant
Wand
Ora Reichard
Plint
Ann Arbor
J.D. Helouan
Prohibition Debate in State Journal Letter Warps into Public Lesson
A long Open Forum piece in the State Journal attacks the Volstead Act through Walker Whiteside and cites Coke and Blackstone to argue crime comes from law itself not enforcement. It argues that wartime profiteers and Harding will test Prohibition, while a second reader lampoons July 4th fireworks by noisy minorities and urges civic restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Journal
Walker Whiteside
Oyle
John B. Goff
William Lloyd Garvigan
Wendell Phillipe
Margaret Ky Sangster
Vianeen J. Withird
Ella Wheeler Wiens
Oir
Anna Shaw
Whiteside
Edward
Lawd Blackstone Aufee
Neust
Erin
Ayer
Coen
Tara
Tharding
Harding
Mgabriel
C. Petterhoff
Wright School Ice Cream Social At Arcada Sunday
Everybody invited to Arcada Sunday school ice cream social Friday evening July 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Leland Young on the river bank. Also notes of visits and gatherings include Mr and Mrs Hattry Metcalf at Charlotte with Mrs Metcalf's parents and other local social visits by Fred Rockfellow Mrs Giles Isham and Mrs Hector Smith among residents of nearby towns. Now Is the Time to Get Rid of Your Rheumatism promotes Cham berlain's LIniment for rheumatic pain with a brief testimonial and directions for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Plewelling
Enr
Tavenn
Miss Zinn
Misa Smith
Miv. Willet
Petoskey
Strand
W. E. Reynolds
Dowaghac
Zane Grey
Houghton
G. J. Smith
Gential County
Kila ‘Torbert
Low
Calif
W. Clide
Francia King
N York
L. B. Sutherland
Montlac
Er Diugehter
L. 2
Sawyer
Warren Mellinger
Ann Arbor
Wm. Cart
Pred Cushing
Hirrtinie
Bunday
W. W. Cushing
Farouy
Clyde Pinney
Newark
N. J
Amcye C. A. Miller
Strand Theatre
Detroit
C. Tucker
von Shepard
E. G. Sluyter
State Savings Bank
Alma
Ernestine Crittenden
Chicaira
Arthur Blieare
E. Benedict
W. W
Ruth
M. Smith
Bane Lakes
Doss McKay
Mills
Minnie Shamons
Laingsburg
Marry
Roy Dodge
Middleton
Minerva
Gertrude Deudge
Riverside
Redie Bellow
A. F. Willaames
Crystal Tant
EW. Brehm
Barbara
Minneapolis
Vi HL. Shepard
Mere
Mra
Pleasant
Vike
Sumer
Myre
Sumper Biddinger
North Star Township
Spine Meningitia
A. Price
Traverse City
Gourlovui Petoxkey
William B. Reynolds
South Bend
Dowagine
L. L. Dewey
Sethion Church
Methodist Society
James E. Mitchell
Alma College
New York
Europe
Arcada
Leland Young
Hattry Metcalf
Fee
Charlotte
Pompeii
Hector Smith
Saginaw
John Bewn
Little von of
Belding
Elmer Muler
Ely Wolf
Crystal Lake
George Bader
Howell Sanitariat
Weather and Crop Bulletin for Week Ending June 28
Weather and Crop Bulletin reports warmth with temperatures seven degrees above normal. Drought relief came to southern counties from heavy showers while northern areas saw light rains but still need more. Crop conditions improved, hay yields were light except alfalfa, winter wheat and rye harvest began, corn beans and sunflowers hold up, pastures are short. Early peas harvested in the north, canneries will wind down within weeks, drought threatens later crops.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ghe Open Forum
Casurunliy
Ana
Eastor
Littl
Chamterlain
Weather Bureau
U.S. Department of Agriculture
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Middle West
S. Michigan Ave
Chicago
Square Deals
G. V. Wright
Fulcone Aler AN AL Rector Ambulance
A. B.C
Clapp’s Hardware
Prince Albert
Prince Albert Tobacco
P. A
Albert
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