South West Arcada Social Briefs and Notes
Local readers report a week of small gatherings and visits including Mr. and Mrs Jeees Dean at W Merchanty New Haven and Mr and Mrs Tyson Cramer visiting Hope. Pomona Grange met at Newerk Grange Hall with about fifty friends of David Velara Gathered at his birthday with refreshments and a fountain pen gift. Also notes on general social events and a Kodol digestive ads reference.
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Sherrie Kate Sale
Mr. Jeees Dean
W. Merchanty
New Haven
Loule Murant
Ponama
Tyson Cramer
Daoghter
Hope
Banns
Sumner Lax
Aid Mee T. Puller
C. C. Whitchinson
Mire J . Vorwa David Yerian
Sn. Crozier
Pomona Grange
Newerk Grange Hall
David Velara
Bis
Wm. Snyder
Central Pine River social notes and visits
Mrs Graves entertains her sister in law Mrs Murphy from Tonia. Lee Haycraft attended a husband bee. Satur Lee Baker returned from a trip in Ohio with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs AL Pratt and family visited FP Sloane's on Sunday. DeWitt Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve is healing and soothing for piles sold by Chas Rhodes.
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Graves
Murphy
Tonia
Lee Haycraft
Ed Wiley
Satury Lee Baker
Ohio
AL. Pratt
DeWitt
Ty Chas Rhodes
Emerson News Tells of Social Visits and Weddings
Ill in Emerson Anna Bichorn is reported. Mr LP Miller and family entertained friends from Powell. Mr and Mrs Henry Stahl of Ttha ca hosted CL Davis and family. Geo Baker left for St. Jol ine and Lansing. Many attended a Forest Grove dance. Rev and Mes Carl Leipp formerly of Lawton were calling here. Chester Dorcas bought horses and rented Wheeler farm near Moet. Davis and wife and LD Baker attended a muster in Vanociition. Reg Joe Wilcox married at ME parsonage Schaer. Ian Herron and Pearl Laders, Emerson’s esteemed youth, involved. LD Baker offered caretaker post.
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Henry Stahl
Tthaca
CL. Davis
Geo. Baker
St. Joline
Lansing
Forest Grove
Carl Leipp
Lawton
Ware
Chester Dorcas
Wheeler Farm
Moet
Davis
LD Baker
Ithacs
Reg Joe Wilcox
Schaer
Ian Herron
Mise Pearl Laders
Emerson
Local notes from Grange Heights and area
Alvin Miller made a trip to Ithacs Toray with Mr Hotbel and family at H Smiths home Sunday. Charles Godfrey visits Wm Godfrey Mow Ell Raycraft returned from an extended visit among friends. Me Ave Priepan formerly of Der mother fire in Bet today.
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Alvin Miller
Ithacs Toray
Mr. Hotbel
H. Smith
Charles Godfrey
Godfrey
Ell Raycraft
Priepan Mae
Mother
Local Social Circles and Health Notes From Ionia
Von Keefer of Ionia visited his sister Mrs Oscar More while Goldie Schafer stayed with Mrs Mell Sharrer and returned home. Raymond Bags travels from Coffayville to visit family. Max Jasper Nevins, Frank Keefer and wife visited Mrs V Theron Knapp who is in poor health. Fred Dorieo joined Nevins family for Sunday dinner. H C Clark and wife spent time with their son. Verne Bailey suffered a corn cob injury. a doctor visit was needed but no serious harm expected. An advertisement touts Kodol for stomach relief, sold by Chas Rhodes.
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von Keefer
Ionia
Oscar More
Goldie Schafer
Mell Sharrer
Raymond
Merry
Coffayville
Kansas
Max Jasper Nevins
Frank Keefer
V Theron Knapp
Sundaaretto
Knapp
Fred Dorieo
Fred Dorieo Were At Deeper Nevins
H. C. Clark
RE Clark
Souter
Verne Bailey
Sumner Social Notes Highlight Local News and Visits
Mrs Owen Leonard keeps house for Mr Graham while Little Pearl Townsend visits Ruth Grahaw. Miss Kine Cumming stays with Mrs Artie Lang as Mr Grahaw searches for deer in Mt Moreway Co. Miss Leon Lang and Miss LenS Bates plan to attend the Pomona range at Newark Saturday. Mrs Anna Grahm returns to teaching making school tie natural. Sumner Mercantile Co invites all to visit. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs James Gargett. mother and child well. Flower and wife enjoy hunting trip. Jack Robinson and Mr Good open a Sumner meat market. Dr Ayers cement store building rises. eighth cement block building in Sumner after August fire, with insurance. Indies of the church host a social at the bows of Mr and Mrs Button. Sumner orchestra performs. Vern Stoff of Maple Lake expected home for a visit Sunday. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup praised as best remedy for mothers. available from Chas Rhodes.
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Kine
Cumming
Artie Lang
de. Grahaw
Mt Moreway Co
Bdeer
Leon Lang
Lens Bates
Newark
Anna Grahm
Sumner Mercantile Co
James Gargett
Babe
Flower
Jack
Robnson
Sumner
Ayers
Sanson
Indies
Cliurch
Button
Batton
Vern Stoff
Maple
Multiple fragmentary notices from Michigan area include deaths and theft
A collage of unreadable and partial notices reports deaths from falls in Detroit and Ann Arbor, a suicide after inheritance news in Union City, and a burglary at New Baltimore post office. Other items mention game wardens seizing trout near Mackinaw and stray notices about local land deeds and residents.
Handle Factory Burns in Lucas Michigan
Fire damaged the D. B. Kelly handle factory at Lucas, Michigan, destroying the dry kiln and causing about 10000 in losses with 4500 insured. The plant will be rebuilt.
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Coastine
Mich
D. B. Kelly
Lucas
WANTED Dining room girl at Motel Arcada
Classified notice seeking a dining room girl at once for Motel Arcada. Also multiple small ads list for rent, help wanted, sales, and a lost gold crescent brooch with a reward offer. Names include A. W. Brock building, W. W. Xi, Wright Hall, A. J Mars, J. C. Moody, and Lee Mercantile Co. location cues: West Superior Street, Presbyterian church, Grant Ave, Union phone Nordi Brings.
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J. C. Moody
W. Adame Union
Nordi
Anita Stele Reies
Lee Mercantile Co
Comforting words for kidney relief from Doan's Pills
Alma reader Mrs. M J Robinson on Grant Street recalls five years of pain from kidney trouble. Rubin von writes that Doan's Kidney Pills brought relief after doctor's failed. Stinging throbs and turbid urine disappeared within two weeks. Doan's advertised by Fowter-Silburn Co Buffalo as sale agents for the United States.
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Alma
M. J. Robinson
Grant Street
Alin
Rubin von Writens
Dean
Rhodes Drug Store
Dunn
Fowter-Silburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United Satax
The Thrice-a-Week World Promotes Budget Friendly Subscriptions
The New York World urges readers to switch to its thrice weekly edition, promising impartial political news, full event coverage, and timely reports from around the world. A combined offer with The Alma Record lists a one year price of 1 dollar for 196 issues plus a bundled deal for 2665.
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Alma Record
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Mr. Graham
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Frank Rogers
Sharon Township
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A. J Mars
Grant Ave
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Lafayette Peters
Poland
Thomas Hay Tedder McCormick Gornbinder
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