County Correspondence School Opens With Noted Enrollment
County Correspondence School opened Tuesday with ninety five pupils. Enrollment: primary 37 led by Mike Marguerite Allen, intermediate 34 under Miss May Brennan, and high school 23 under Miss Jessie Maxham. Some Breckenridge residents moved from Wheeler due to tuition disputes. An orchestra plan includes mandolin piano violin piccolo and snare drum. Foreign pupils in high room include Mildred Steinhoff Milford Cates Helen Hummel Clare Bennett Clarence Hall Nelson Holsinger. Ninth graders total ten and tenth grade eleven. Ivah Allen and Esther Maxson visited. Camp Fire Girls met in Allen’s yard and planned a woodsy excursion with roasting. Music course planned for credit. Black man to teach. Editorial staff: Myrtle Weed editor-in-chief. Margaret Robbing Glen Falkart Harold Johnstone assistants. Primary room visit by Leah Allen Alice Wat ely Fannie Hale Rosalie Partee. Basketball planned. Glenn Falkert captain. First vs second team game 7 to 1 to first. Smith left guard injured knee, Jones right guard with a hurt arm. Second team relied on Allen for victory.
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Mike Marguerite Allen
May Brennan
Jessie Maxham
Wheel
Wheeler
Breckenridge
Brecknridge
Mildred Steinhoff
Milford Cates
Helen Hummel
Clare Bennett
Clarence
Mhe Blackman
Myrtle Weed
Margaret Robbing
Glen Falkart
Harold Johnstone
Leah Allen
Alice Wately
Fannie Hale
Rosalie Partee
Glenn Falkert
Smith
Ecru
Jones
Allen
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Aches
An ad touts Sloan's Liniment as instant relief for back, nerve, and joint pains. It claims free circulation and pale skin improvements, highlighting a 26c price with larger bottles at 81.00 and urging immediate use over enduring suffering.
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Shaun
Sloan
Local society notes from Ithaca area residents and visitors
Emerson Mise Gretelwn Marquette of Ithaca attended friends in erkon last week Arthur Baymon and family visited at Shepherd ever Sunday Will Welch and daughter Lilah were in Ponties last week returning home Saturday Mrs Lyman Fiddler of Ithaca visited his daughter Mrs Wm Eichorn Friday Mr and Mrs Cable entertaining friends from Florida Mr and Mrs Joseph Herr visiting their old home in Gibsonburg Ohio Miks Mable Fiddler of Ithaca spent nooncast with sister Mrs Flossie Eichorn Mr and Mrs Jim Wiles of St Louis visiting grandson George Sanders and family Saturday Will Welch sold his farm to Melvin Sanders Joe Herr sold his farm to Indiana parties Jotham Allen barn nearly completed largest in the county Bernie Case painting farm buildings Robert Gamble and family George Baker and family and Mr and Mrs Le e Baker calling on friends in St Louis Sunday Rev minister seen in Ithad garage with car while criticizing farmers for working beans on thy Sab-
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Mise Gretelwn Marquette
Ithaca
Erkon
Arthur Baymon
Shepherd
Will Welch
Lilah
Ponties
Lyman Fiddler
Wm. P. Eichorn
Cable
Florida
Joseph Herr
Gibsonburg
Ohio
Miks Mable Fiddler
Flossie Eichorn
Jim Wiles
St. Louis
George Sanders
Lirstman
Spencer DeWitt
William Gamble
Rayne Falls
Melvin Sanders
Joe Herr
Indiana
Jotham Allen
Bernie Case
Robert Gamble
George Baker
Mr. Lee
Baker
Mother Watch Irritable Children Bath Day
An old public notice blends moral judgment with a patent medicine pitch. It contrasts a farmer and a preacher, then shifts to child health, describing worms as the cause of fevers and irritability. Kickapoo Worm Killer is promoted as a safe, pleasant remedy for delicate children.
West Arcada Visitors and Local Progress Report
Mr and Mrs Newell Allix of Hilldale County are visiting his brother Jay Allis and friends hereabout They spent Sunday in Saginaw with a nephew Mr and Mrs Orin Flotehur visited at the Allie home Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs Crist and Mr and Mrs Ropers were at the Arcada Sunday School Inet Sunday Harry Wathynere plans move to town to work in the sugar works progressing on bridges by the Harrisdern farm and by L F Muhn s
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Newell Allix
Hillesdale County
Jay
Allis
Saginaw
Orin Flotehur
Allie
Crist
Ropers
Areada
Harry Wathvnere
Harrisdern
L. F. Muhn
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offers Reliable Relief
Hall's Catarrh Cure has been used for thirty five years as the most reliable remedy for catarrh. It acts through the blood and tissues to expel the disease. Buy now and mail for testimonials from users across the country.
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Hall
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PJ CHENEY &@ CO
Tuledo
Ohio
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Seville Center News Briefs Open With Local Visits and Death
Seville center reports visits by Mrs Teresa Lowes and friends to Riverdale rink saw E. McKelly of Kalkaska visiting John Carl while Delbert Cram welcomed a newborn. Ella Leonard, Anna Mallorys guest Minnie Mallory of Hartfield, and Ethel Miller attended Riverdale rink. John Hagerman of St. Louis died at his farm after heart failure while visiting his son Bert. Funeral held at farm residence with interment in Seville Center cemetery. He leaves wife, Bert, daughter Mrs. Harvey Rose, three grandchildren and many relatives. He was a Methodist Episcopal Church member and veteran of the IOOF and G A R.
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New Haven
Teremy Lowes
Riverdale
E. McKelly
Kalkaska
John Car
Delbert Cram
Ethel Miller
Ella Leonard
Whitford
John Carl
Ho M. Barlow
Barlow Worthing
Pine River Township
Anna Mallory
Minnie Mallory
Hartfield
New York
Anna Covell
John Hagerman
St. Louis
Thin Town
Harvey Rose
Hustington Beach
California
Methodist Episcopal Church At
King's New Life Pill Ad Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertisement urges readers to treat a clogged system with King's New Life Pills. It claims rapid relief from constipation, mild action without griping, and improved well being by morning. The 25 cent bottle is highlighted as an affordable remedy.
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G. W. Wright
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