County News Clippings Include Local Obits Moves and Queries
A jumble of notices reports deaths and anniversaries in Mason Missouri and nearby towns. Mrs Charlie Girwiz died Saturday after a short illness. A gathering celebrated the wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Wesley Sandall. New baby boy born at Jin Downs home. Mrs Hebert Cole buried at Center Tuesday. Families move to Shew farm and Detroit trip with relatives. Local students enjoy three to four weeks vacation at Center North Fulton and South Fulton. Lat's Hair Renewer advertises scalp stimulation and color restoration.
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Urawfi
Gen Thin
Dease
Rane
Sted
Manele
Lod
Muwulay Moteeng
Lie
Charlie Girwiz
Shiort Hiness
Aierry Company
Wesley Sandall
Sebring
Abby
Jag
Terwilliger
Jin Downs
Hebert Cole
Creaser
Lthacw Ware
Shew Farm
Detroit
Bessie Kellogg
Geo
Abbott
Ohio
Gilbert Willer
North Fulton
South Fulton
Local Notes From Alma Area Report Various Visits and Events
Vera Thumb and Charley Heath are sick. Pierce from Wheeler visits his parents. Mrs. Cowdry has no letter. Mrs. Wasson visits Albion friends. Joseph Gantz returns to Joseph Green Farm. Frank Russel works on building a wagon shed and granary. H Bartshe returns to his farm. Jeff Kingel and daughter Lottie visit Owosso and Vermina. Theron Kress sick. Alma lads present a stereoptical exhibit of the World’s Fair. About 60 youths attend a gathering at Kew, with many Alma faces, dancing and cards. Township Sunday school convention held with large attendance and a vivid program. Mr. Lome Gre of Alma spoke. A vote of thanks given to Joseph Lovett for hospitality. Miscellaneous notes on ailments, local ads, and social events including dances, visits, and amusements. An advertisement for Deans Ointment claims relief for piles.
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Vera Thumb
Charley Heath
Pierce
Wheeler
Joseph Cowdry
Leslie Wasson
Albion
Mich
Joseph Gantz
Joseph Green
Frank Russel
H. Bartshe
Jeff Kingel
Lottie Wade
Owosso
Vermina
Theron Kress
Alma
Kew
Pilsce Mawel
Lome Gre
Alaa
Uicikys
Joseph 1
Lovet
Old Mr Woodcock Stricken as Typhoid Sickness Hits North Wheeler
In North Wheeler, residents report Old Mr Woodcock seriously ill with typhoid while Bert Ileon’s condition remains very low as the outbreak impacts the community.
Local Notices and Family Updates From St. Lonia Area
Rumors of sickness and recovery fill the column as Mertie Mosher and neighbors report avoids and returns to health. The Free Methodist revival continues at the center, while church preparations proceed. Nellie Douglas dies after a typhoid bout. burial at St. Louis cemetery follows notices of many ill or recovering residents. Local births, travels to Ohio, and forthcoming millinery plans mix with community business and civic events.
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Port Matos
Bacal Balm Company
St. Leone
Mich
Local News Roundup From Elwell And Nearby Towns
Elwell notes show Nick Davina of Alma in town on Monday. Residents JT and Geo Tann were in Alia Saturday. Arthur Milsinger married last Siveday. Ansrew Holmes of St. Louis visited on Friday. Geo Clase of Olia visited his brother-in-law O Porter that week. Mason Van Sickles sold his farm to Mrs. Norton and moved here. Fay Rowley left Tuesday for Sackson seeking summer work. L Houghs and family and Jasper Kilpatrick and family moved to Missouri for their future home. About 20 from Kart Chapman’s school gathered Thursday to celebrate his eleventh birthday. UV A meeting ended with a surprise and a ball, followed by bountiful offerings. Excursion participants De MeLachlin, Chas Phelps plan visits to Ain bam Porter, Missouri and Tennessee. Fink Chas Chapman and others to Teun.
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Nick Davina
Alma
Geo
Tann
Arthur Milsinger
Ansrew Holmes
St. Louis
Geo Clase
Olia
O. Porter
Mr. Grant
Mason van Sickles
Sackson
L. Houghs
Fermily
Jasper Kilpatrick
Missouri
Kart Chapman
UV. A
de MeLachlin
Chas Phelps
Ain Bam
Porter
Tennessee
Fink
Chas Chapman
Dan, Jones
Mr. Clatt
Teun
Tra Moore Taken Ill With Malarial Fever
Ashley reports Tra Moore is very ill with malarial fever. Details on onset, treatment, and current condition are not provided in the brief note.
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Tra Moore
Local Village News and Social Notes Sketch
Mis Robt denis is ill with fever. A child died last Friday and funeral held Sunday. Lewawnt¢es plan entertainment in March and telephone projectors push a countywide link. Riverside-Milling dispute may delay improvements. fishing rights and church conduct discussed with concern for proper behavior.
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Denis
Dennisone
Swan
Robert
Conly
Congeson
Lys
Emma
Koom
Leonard
Nel
Alton
Cnurch
Auich
Breckenridge News Briefs and Local Notices
Breckenridge society notes report new clerk at A Otrishola Sona and visits by Mrs and Miss Waggoner to Sag inaw. Mrs D Broman travels to Bay City for a ill brother. The Breckenridge Aluminum forms a new city organization. Various church notices, social events, and local ads mention meetings, fundraisers, and plans. Snow, local travel, and a few incidents are noted alongside ongoing community activities.
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Edith Poster
A. Otrishola & Sona
Waggoner
Saginaw
D. Broman
Bay City
Breckenridge Aluminum
Our City
Child falls from loge after jog tolling incident
Fragmentary report describes a child slipping on a loge and falling, sustaining a broken rib. Witnesses and rescuers respond as officials review the near accident and provide aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sway
The Mill of Justice
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple court cases and motions this week including estates, appeals, and administrator actions. Names such as George Coleman and Syl rin Hiroe appear amid scattered docket items, with several trial and decree references incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenrciayy Atraigorid
George Coleman
Sulie Prueneil
van Beth Cole
Dewieel
Ose
Ursin
Marek
Elwoll
Doln A. Kweli
Vaitost
Holm
Hollen
Motil
Heewer
Alvin Wyant
Val
Ciklkew OF
Shifting Sands Real Betate Listings in Gratiot County
A scattered OCR summary lists numerous real estate and transfer items across Gratiot Alma and nearby areas with names such as Lena Michels, John F Sanders, Oliver BP Brown, Alverson, Grubaugh, Ward, Dexter, Van Sickle, Renspach, Newton, Dresser, Klenke, Ervey, Vesborg and others. It includes transfers, lot descriptions, and ad notes, plus a sale notice for a Wagon and General Repair Shop and a trade offer for bands and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bo DesErmta
John F Sanders
Oliver BP Brown
Orran
Fat Bank
Ah Boerson
Snes
Alverson
Jesse B
Tucker Pine
Alma Ger S Ward
Woop
Sige
Alma Frank Grubaugh
Myron
Grubaugh
Washington
Ellen J Dexter
Geo
W Robard
James Kavanagh
Peifea
North Shade
Katie Mouck
Mary
Granger Et al
McCullough
Alma Nelson J. McCulllough
Ima
Moses Ro van Sickle
Seville
Chas. C.J. Renspach
Fomk Newton Np
Elba Wees
Jas
Dareus Ty Andrew Wilhelm Aw
Lafayette Dresser Bo Vincent
Jeremiah Dancer
August Klenke
Joby Klenke
Tel
Elections Highlight Village Races in Gratiot County
In Gratiot County villages like Ithaca, Rapids and Ashley voters chose mostly Republican slates amid saloon questions. Maple Rapids saw two tickets with Conservatives favored, while Ashley backed a cross party Labor ticket. Results show incumbents mostly re-elected, with one clerk defeated, and a prior veto on a 1000 dollar village protection fund rescinded.
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Falton
Formrr
Ole
Crrk
Vkc
Durtoe
Foe
Aneowner
Frank Clack
Thy Wm Price
Ashley
Oolyone Ucket
Garrett
Jtiny
Charlee Kerr
Tristan
Free Medical Reperenor Nook for Private Diseases
Advertises free medical resources for men and women with sexual and private diseases, contagious conditions, and female troubles. Requests two cent stamps to pay ages, listing Hatlayway & Co at 70 Dearborn Street Chicago as directors or providers.
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Nnl
Dir
Hatlaway & CO
Dearborn Street
Chicago
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