Derry and others visit. many local notices
x County Seat News reports Derry and wife visited Friday. Kratz of Shepherd. Mrs Meluifer of Perrington. Miss Fannie Sharrar of Alma. Miss Fay Hooper of Alma visited friends. Mr and Mrs Jay Brader sold home to Mr Seamon. J L Barden improving with large porch. Dr Mclaughlin of Bdgell visited Ithaca Thursday. Various meetings and visits follow including M E Aid Society, Womens Foreign Missionary, and probate office clerk ill. Several residents travel to Elwell, St Louis, Saginaw, and Flint. Funeral for Myrtle Thrush noted. Lydia Pike moves.
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Derry
Kratz of
Shepherd
Shan
Ithaca Thurelay
M. EB. Aid Society
Irvin
Judi Bears
Ty Ak
C F. Rogers
M. E. Parsonage
C.J. Chambers
Charlee Mouny
North Star
Burgeon
Ohio
Miss Parker
Mise Richards
Mt. Pleasant
Bert Seaver
Miles Gray
Ithaca Journal
Lansing
T. S. Miller
Myrtle Frances Thrush
Curtin Thrush
Emmerson
Miles Heath
Detroit
Mr. Hutchinson
Lydia Pike
Ithaca High School News Highlights Local Life
Miss Hostie entertained Miss Barber of St. Louis over the weekend while eighth graders prepare for exams May 14 and 15. Seniors at Ithaca High played Brother Josiah in Caryon City. Events include teachers and students traveling, visits from St. Louis and Mt. Pleasant, and a variety of community notices. The 9th Semi-Annual Gratiot Teachers Association met with 150 in attendance. Marriage licenses issued: Jess C. Ehrman and Hazel Well.
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Hostie Scopy
Barber
St. Louis
Ithaca High School
Josiah
Caryon City
Gretchen Marquet
Bann
Annie Dean
South Lyan
Detroit
Milo D. Vincent
Richard Hughes
Henry Kinsell
Mt. Pleasant
Henry Dodge
Clyde Daniels
Owosso
Pierce
George Lanphere
Claude Jessupwis
Washington, D.C
J. C. Shaw
Lizzie Humphrey
Jon Foster
White Lake
Joe
Shoecraft
Ithaca
Hudson
New Hampshire
Eleanor Mathews
J. T. Mathews
Mary McCall
J.N. McCall
O. Simmons
John Watson
Mr. Watson
Becie
St. Johns
Hotas
Marie
Lucile McCormick
Robert Anderson
Mr. Short
Saginaw
Bayliss
Rivterdale
Bannister
Ashley
Y. Mo. A's
Fred Griewold
S. Rinshmer
Auditor General's
Lansing
Teachers’ Association of
South Bend Watch Offers Accuracy Across Sizes
The jeweler J. P. Losey endorses the South Bend Watch for accuracy, stating you can pay more but it won’t keep better time. Available in sizes from thin to railroad grade at reasonable prices.
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South Bend
Mr Arbuckle Advocates Classified Ads for Talent
Quote highlights business leader Mr Arbuckle saying two thirds of his department heads and top sales staff came from classified advertising. Advises businessmen to rely on ads rather than personal searches to find the right candidates.
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Mr. Arbuckle
Business Man
The Rose Colored Gown and a Hidden Letter
Mrs Dandridge receives a faded letter from Sassoon allying past and present. She reads a confession of love and a duel aftermath, then confronts memory with longing. The story shifts to a fading rose silk gown, a piano, and a night of transformed pain into golden memory as she guards the letter.
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Judith
Ranston
Bristow
Sassoon
Beauty
Harp and Locket: A Summer Night’s Quiet Reverie
Shirley’s harp drifted through the window as an old fashioned tune loved by her mother fills the room. Outside leaves rustle and birds sing while a lingering mood of summer nights frames her soft smile and the pressed flowers’ perfume. She rests with the locket in her fingers, the refrain whispered on her lips.
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Shirley
Emmaline
Jessamine
Parisian Sage or The Hair
An old ad touts Parisian Sage or The Hair as a hair treatment. It claims the product repairs dry brittle hair, adds softness volume and fullness, helps growth, and costs 50 cents per bottle. The copy assigns the claim to Chasithodes.
Dr Kings New Life Pills advertised for spring cleanse
A wartime era style notice promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a mild laxative and blood purifier to flush waste and poisons from the stomach liver and kidneys. The ad cites no other products and notes a 25 cent price with endorsements from local drug stores Wheaton and Sons Rhodes Drug Store and The Rexall Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Wheaton & Sons
Rhodes’ Drug Store
Rexall Drug Store
Civil Service Examination for Clerk Carrier May 23 1914
City Hall to host the Civil Service exam for clerk and carrier on May 23 1914. Age 18 to 43. married women barred unless divorced or separated and self supporting. Height 3 ft 4 in and weight 125 lb required. Apply to Frank Parker Secretary, Board of Civil Service Examiners, Post Office, Mma Michigan for blanks and full details.
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Frank ©. Parker
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Post Office
Mma
Michigan
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