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Newspaper

Ad Visor And Chronicle

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 2009

Page

16

Crosswhite Family Ties and Civil War Echoes

The Crosswhites from Kentucky linked to Senator Henry Clay helped push the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850, a factor in the Civil War. Adam Crosswhite died in 1878 and was buried in Marshall after the conflict. Patricia Polacco praises family storytelling and uses it to teach children care.

Crosswhite Kentucky Henry Clay Crosswhites Marshall Adam Crosswhite

Marshall Framing expands services with reclaimed wood line

Marshall Framing offers refresh options for existing frames and a new reclaimed wood line with custom milled rustic moulding for aged aesthetics. The studio operates Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Closed Thursdays and Sundays.

Marshall Framing Marshall Framing Studio Em Nent de Hats — Seoné

Halltree store offers unique one of a kind clothing and gifts

Sandra notes shoppers praise Halltree for its special orders and unique items. Teresa Goodall handmade accessories and David Aubrey designs stand out alongside Brighton leather goods. Visitors can browse jewelry, reading glasses, fragrances, and more with extended hours during Home Tour weekend.

Sandra Ike Teresa Goodall David Brighton

Flower Haus staff praised for dedication and memory

FLOWER HAUS continues as customers are remembered for future orders and new shoppers are greeted promptly. Penny credits staff for long hours, holiday stress, and teamwork, noting designers and drivers are dispatched without excuses when needed. Appreciation goes to Anita, Kathy, Shirley, Sharon, Sue G., Sue A., Tina, Dave, Larry, and Dee.

Anita Kathy Shirley Sharon Sue G Sue A Tina Dave Larry Dee

Art shop shines with color and coastal charm

A poised reviewer praises the shop for its great personality and keen eye for detail. Color and composition are highlighted, with help from part time workers Halen Besemer and Lori Williams. Visitors touring the Lake Michigan coast are urged to stop and enjoy the stained glass, decor, and abundant inventory.

Halen Besemer Lori Williams Lake Michigan

Large Whirlpool dishwasher highlights Power Clean system

The Model DU 93 Wp dishwasher offers a five level direct field Power Clean wash, a hard food disposer, and a 145 degree F main wash. It cleans two five piece place settings and is advertised as efficient for busy cleanup tasks.

Keystone Antiques showcases restoration skills and nautical items

The Lipsey family promotes Keystone Architectural and General Antiques offering vintage hardware ship's wheels and fish nets. They emphasize long marketplace presence and trusted products. Hours are Wed to Fri 1 5, Sat 10 5, Sun 1 5.

Charlotte

Green Scene expands inventory and staff in Marshall store

Anne praises daily customer praise for a Marshall shop offering natural living products with handmade items and eco friendly seed cards. Stefanie Shultz joins as staff while Norree designs one of a kind Nippers. Store hours run 11 am to 5 pm Tuesday through Saturday with a focus on organic goods.

Stefanie Shultz Anne Marshall Area Norree Ann Arbor

Theatrespread in Michigan Avenue era list of venues

Historical note lists the Bogar Empire Gem and Princess theatres on Michigan Avenue with operation years from 1906 to 1916 for Empire and 1908 to 1915 for Princess. It mentions a free 1939 movie screening between 10 am and 2 pm on September 1 at the Empire era venue.

Bogar Empire Theatre Michigan Avenue Gem Theatre Princess Theatre Pire Theatre

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