State Bank Officers and Directors Listed in Notice
State Bank officers include A Tracy Lay President R Floyd Cillneh Vice President Samuel Garland Cashier and A J Maynard A J Haviland Assistant Cashier. Directors named are A Tracy Lay 4 Play Clinch Mrs Julius T Hannah Samuel Garand H C Davis Jerry Sullivan W W Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lay
R. Floyd
Cillneh
Samuel
Garland
Cashier
A. J. Haviland
A. Tracy Lay
Clinch
Mrs.Julius
T. Hannah
Samuel Garand
H. C. Davis
Jerry Sullivan
W. W. Smith
Time Deposits Now At Three Percent at Traverse City Bank
The Traverse City State Bank in Traverse City Michigan announces a three percent rate on time deposits. Address for collections and correspondence regarding banking matters is provided as part of the official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B
Private Car Transport For Ill Son Ends In Cleveland Area
Frank J. Jerome of Painesville, railroad official, travels in private car with his ill son Jay Jerome from East Leland to Provement for medical care. The boy, stricken with pneumonia during a visit to Goulds, is to be moved by boat later, with Dr. Slepicka and nurse Miss Jennie M. Wolfe accompanying the family on return to Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Jerome
Painesville
Cleveland
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Jerome
East Leland
Jay
Jay Jerome
Goulds
Slepicka
Suttons Bay
Jennie M. Wolfe
Will Rest For A Year See Change At People's Savings Bank
C A Hammond takes a one year leave of absence from the People's Savings bank of Traverse City, to be succeeded September 1 by M O Robinson of Saginaw, cashier of the Commercial National Bank. Hammond, who began in banking at sixteen, helped grow the bank and later led its reorganization into a national bank in Whitehall and the First National bank in Traverse City. He plans a long rest with Mrs Hammond, visiting the south including Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Robinson
Saginaw
The
Commercial National Bank
Traverse City
C. A. Hammond
People’s Savings Bank
M. ©. Robinson
Hammond
James Smith
Bowers Harbor
Fannie M. Rose
Milady
Grand Traverse
Saginaw Bank Names New Cashier Mr Robinson
W L Hammond resigns as cashier of People's Savings Bank after years of service dating from 1894 and 1899 health related departure. He is replaced by longtime Saginaw banker Mr Robinson who has 27 years in the city banking scene and previously served as cashier of Commercial National Bank. Robinson praised by Saginaw Courier for steady leadership and bank’s bright future in Traverse City area. Hammond remains tied to the bank as an executive committee member until recent departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ll. Hammond
People's Savings Bank
Hammond
Robinson
Saginaw
Lansing
Citizen's National Bank
Commercial National Bank
People’s Saving’s Bank of
Traverse City
Peculiar accident leaves Alma man in fear of losing arm
Fred Mayberry of Alma suffered ex cruciating pain in his right arm after twisting his wrist while splitting wood at Kingsley on July 27. An X ray showed nerve injury causing the agony and lips quivering during speech. He had just recovered from cyclone injuries in Purvis Mississippi where 164 were killed and 1500 injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred, Mayberry
Alma
Kingsley
Mr. Mayberry
Mr.Mayberry
Mississippi
Purvis
Quiet Wedding Seals Union of Wise and Leutholtz
Guy M. Wise and Miss Henrietta Leutholtz wed Sunday at 3 pm in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Rosser 422 West Eleventh street with only immediate family present. The groom, a Pere Marquette clerk at Boardman for eight years, and the bride, from Frankfort, begin married life in a Wilhelm block flat as relatives tour Grand Rapids Holland and Frankfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy M. Wise
Henrietta Leutholtz
A. T. Rosser
West Eleventh Street
Rosser
H. S. Bargett
Pere Marquette
Boardman
Grand Rapids
Holland
Frankfort
Wilhelm Block
Bowers Harbor social notes hint August dance
Bowers Harbor Michigan reports visits from the Gehm family and Dr. M A Kroupa in a week stay with local residents. Mr and Mrs Henry Eckstine host guests from Chicago and Burt Eckstine returns from Thompsonville. Reminder of the August 21 dance at Kroup Bros with music by East Johnson of Traverse City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers Harbor
Mich
E. Gehm
Chicago
M. A. Kroupa
Henry Eckstine
George Valley
Burt Eckstine
Thompsonville
Kroup
Bros
East Johnson
Traverse City
Social gatherings flourish at Old Mission weeklong events
Old Mission Michigan notes a sunny August stretch as cottage residents host porch and beach parties, marshmallow roasts, and lighthouse picnics. Visiting friends from Fargo and Chicago join locals for bakery sales, boat trips, and open air concerts by the Old Mission Boys' band amid lakefront scenes and summer outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mission
Mich
Mane
P. S. Rose
Fargo
N. D
Cement Boardwalk Replaces Historic Omena Structure
Omena Michigan August reports a surge of building as A P Hunter of Traverse City and crew replace Wilder Graves era boardwalks with a long cement beach walk. The Oaks hosts overflow while new visitors arrive from Louisville and Grand Rapids. Local families from Georgia Tennessee and Detroit mingle with guests including Judge Kirby and violinist Mr Stafford at Cherookee lodge and Sunnyside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omena Point
A. P. Hunter
Traverse City
Morningside
Sunset Terrace
Wilder Graves
Fred
Bowery Pacific Coast
Northport
Evanston
Staples
Elugienin
Spearhurst
Europe
Rev Bradley
General Grierson
Grierson
Sunnyside
Charles Blair
Grand Rapids
Wilder Dee
Beviers
the Oaks
Kirby
Jacksonville
Jil
Stafford
Osceola
Pound
Georgia
Graves
Dorothy Logan
Nashville
Domestic science at Leelanau saves day for landlord
Omena Michigan August 15. A group of hotel boarders, described as classy girls, stepped in when the hotel chef quit without notice. They took over cooking duties, prepared meats and biscuits, and served guests who enjoyed the meals, easing the managerial crisis and making the vacation worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leelanan
Omena
Mich
Leelanan Hotel
Manager Bonnine Smiles Through Unused Game Moment
The girls, unused to such situations, muttered "while" as they stood aside. Manager Bonnine retained a fixed smile, the kind that refused to fade, watching the scene unfold with calm patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnine
Traverse City Wins Big At Maccabee Parade And Band Contest
John A. Loranger chosen president as Traverse City takes top prizes at the Northern Michigan Maccabee convention held in Manistee. Cadillacs band wins first prize $75, Cadillac second prize $50, Thompsonville third $2. Parade features 245 marchers, officers, and varied tents, with Ludington and Traverse City earning major honors. Ray Thacker returns from Grand Rapids trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Great Northern Michigan Maccabee Association
W. D. C. Germaine
J. W. Hannen
Board of Trade
J. R. Gilchrist
Manistee
Lidington
Campbell
Cadillac
Thompsonville
Cadillac Band
John A. Loranger
George S. Lovelace
A. M. Slay
Frances M. Burns
Albert Sleneati
Lady Maccabees
Knights of
Manistee Hand
Copemish
Princes
Committee On
W.D. C. Germains
C. D. Monroe
Charles McMich
Resignations Reach Local Church Pastors
The Revs Franklin and Mary Moon Meredith resign from the local church after two years as pastors. A call was extended to Rev Fred Carter of Sonny Lake and accepted. Evangelistic work awaits Rev Ateredton in North Carolina. Tomorrow evening Rev Mercer Brown of Spieeland will speak on temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gervas Carey
Mouton
Franklin
Mary Moon Meredith
Piasters
Fred Carter
Sonny Lake
Ateredton
North Carolina
Mercer Brown
Spieeland
Ind
Henry County
Died in Detroit Abcess of the Lungs Claims Miss Mildred Dockeray
Miss Mildred Dockeray, 22, dies in Detroit from abscess of the lungs. Daughter of Do Dockeray, she lived in Traverse City for 72 years and was active in Christian Endeavor at the Congregational church. She worked with Marlborough Cement and later Alpena Lumber. Her death follows a long illness not yet fully detailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dockeray
Fune
Mildred
Detroit
Fernwood
Miss Dockeray
Traverse City
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Marlborough Cement Company
Alpena Lumber Company
Cuticura Remedies Heal Chronic Eczema Claims
A 73-year-old Arkansas farmer recounts long eczema suffering and sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent Pills three times, she reports relief and healed ankles with no recurrence in a year. She also notes a painful eye lump vanished after trying the products. May 18 and July 13, 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lave
Cutieura Hernichies
Cure for skin diseases offered by Cuticura system
Disfigured victims of skin troubles exposed to a touted remedy with Cuticura Ointment and Cutaneous Resolvent. The ad promises immediate relief in stressing cases and speedy cures when others fail, featuring pricing, order details, and the distributor Potter Drug & Corn of Horton Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Dé
Horton
Mass
Primary Election Notice for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Voters in Traverse County are notified a general primary election will be held on the first Tuesday in September. Parties will nominate candidates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor, with provisions for direct nomination per Acts No. 4 extra session. Official notices dated in Lansing announce the election authority and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gre Taal
Ceand ‘Traverse Cotes
Overyonor
Serry
Traverse City
Michigan
Chas. S. Johnson
Sheri
Grave Traverse County
Grand ‘Traverse County
Gene Cern
Liechtensot
Davis
Dias
Ray
Probate court appoints hearing on Horace Cyreen estate
In Grand Traverse County Michigan a probate court session on July 27 1908 names Judge Greg Roe Walker and schedules August 20 1908 at ten o clock for hearing the petition of i Green to determine the legitimate heirs and title to the deceased Horace Cyreen real estate with three consecutive issues of notice in Grand Traverse Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemal
Whieh Sahbt
Grand Traverse
Fred TR. Walker
Fragmentary OCR Note Overrides a Timeline
An unreadable OCR fragment lists scattered numbers and times, offering no clear event or identifications. The text resembles a schedule or log with entries like hours and codes but lacks names places or actions to summarize into a proper news item.
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State Bank
Lata
Frank
Fred Mayberry
Bowers. Harbor
O. H. McGill
St. Louis
John Marshall
Cornelia, Bowen
Alice Hatch
Springfield, Jr
Wyllis
McDonald Ransom
Kenneth Ransom
Nichols
Wisconsin
A. J. Prescott
the Pines
DeWitt
Smith
Springfield
Ill
San Souci Cottage
W. R. Stone
Pardee
Meiwarm
F. EH. Benson
Allison
George P. Rinn
J. J. Montrose
LeRoy Wearren
5. M. Campbell
Evanston, T
Wilbur
Lawrence
Kan
Old
Mision Boys
Omena, Mich
Dittmans
Pierson
J. D. Bonnine
Ael
Manis- Ray Thacker
MR. Carter
Friends Church
Franklin and
Friends
Friend's Church
Afi Brock
Onaway
Detroi
Miss Mildred Dockeray
California
Fic Syrup Co
David
A. Misars
Te Phair
Wwonor
Anpire Jet Rapire
Inter Conenpekalava Miarilla
Errrey
Amy
Covnattan & A. Alr
Provemont
RIELY
T Jens
Grand Traverse County
Waiarman
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