Thanksgiving proclamation and sales names in a varied list
A fragmented OCR listing multiple names and entities such as K Schomberger-Hides, People's Savings Bank, Hamilton Clo Co, Boston Store, The Globe, L. PB Fox, Frank Friedrich, A W Friedrich, J W Miliken, Merc Co, John Q Alans Jr, Lord & Thomas, Dauchy & Co, Isaac Starbuck, Elizabeth Burrows. The text appears to compile business names, departments, promotions, and a few actions like final hearings and annual accounts with minimal context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Schomberger
People's Savings Bank
Wilhelm
Hamilton Clo. Co
B. J. Morgan—Horges
Boston
Gary the Globe
L. PB. Fox
Frank Friedrich
A.W. Friedrich
J. W. Miliken
A.J. Wilhelm
Merc. Co
John Q.alans, Jr
Suction Lord & Thomas
Drake & Rhodes
Dauchy & Co
Isaac Starbuck
Elizabeth Burrows
Muskegon Preparations For Eye Opening Plays
Locals refine new plays to rouse Muskegonites as the basketball factory ends its season and repairs begin before reopening. A high school football clash with Traverse City is set for 2 45 this afternoon on Twelfth street. Barbers plan a Thanksgiving social at City Opera House with Stewart and Steffens Orchestra promising music and a lively gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskegon
Traverse City
Barbers
City
City Opera House
Stewart & Steffens Orchestra
Mrs Philander Suffers Paralysis Stroke on Fifth Street
Mrs Philander, aged 78, of Fifth Street, suffered a Monday afternoon stroke of paralysis. Friends fear for her life as the aged resident has long dwelt in this section and such an attack is apt to be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philander
Fifth Street
Meads Moves to New Neat Store in Squires Building
Rank Meads, the South Union street druggist, is preparing to move into a new store in the Squires building adjoining the Smith and Price erection on Union street. He has leased the space and is having fittings made. once completed it will be a model store in every respect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Meads
Local marriage licenses issued by County Clerk
County Clerk Walter issued marriage licenses to Arthur S. Tolhurst and Rozella Wisler, August W. Stevens and Augusta Lamky, Will EB Kratoechvil and Mabel Ottinger, William Udwin Wilsey, Hugo Joseph Cook and Clarissa Belle Horen. Bert Lindley of Chicago sold the yacht H.S. Pingree Jr to New Orleans buyers for $2,000 to be moved down the Mississippi, with its future in New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Arthur S. Tolhurst
This City
Rozella Wisler
Suttons Bay
August W. Stevens
Traverse City
Augusta Lamky
Leelanau County
Will EB. Kratoechvil
Long Lake
Mabel Ottinger
William Udwin Wilsey
Hugo Joseph Cook
Clarissa Belle Horen
Bert Lindley
Chicago
H.S. Pingree, Jr
Frank Friedrich
Sudden Death of 1-Year-Old Noreen Johnson
Noble Johnson received word from his brother Ben in SKXasson township near Maple City of his 1-year-old daughter's sudden death. The infant, healthy at noon, died by night. The body was brought Sunday for brief services at Oakwood cemetery after Joseph Knizek's funeral. Rev. D Cochlin officiated both rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noble Johnson
Ben Johnson
Skxasson Township
Maple City
Oakwood Cemetery
Joseph Knizek
Grace church receives altar furnishings and vases
Beautiful items presented for the altar include a brass book rest engraved In Memoriam Mrs Anna Beaumont Snyder by her children on All Saints Day. Chicago sent two brass altar vases In Memoriam Margaret S Lay. Thanksgiving day to see first use. Also notes local obits and marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Anna Beaumont Snyder
A. Tracy Lay
Dentist Dr Higgins Moves to Munson Block Offices
Dr. W. J. Higgins relocates his dental practice from the McNamara block to the new Munson block. He takes over the suites formerly occupied by Dr. Stevens, marking a move to brighter premises and improved facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Higgins
McNamara Block
Munson Block
Stevens
Memorial Service for Three Drowned Men Named
A memorial service is planned at the Congregational church Sunday morning for Elliot Ashman Glen Morgan and Frank Corbett who were drowned October 11 in a local water incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Elliot Ashman
Glen Morgan
Frank Corbett
Garfield Portrait Installed in High School Assembly Room
A picture of President Garfield was hung in the high school assembly room yesterday completing a trio with Lincoln and McKinley. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Holden and their youngest daughter from San Diego are visiting W. O. Holden’s family. Holden left for California fifteen years ago and is visiting his old city for the first time since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Lincoln
McKinley
B. L. Holden
San Diego
Cal
W. O. Holden
Mr. Holden
California
McManus Fiftieth Anniversary Celebration at Peninsula
Mr and Mrs James McManus of Peninsula celebrated their fiftieth anniversary with a large gathering of over thirty guests and a supper. A diamond pin from Mr and Mrs O Gradie of Glen Falls New York was among the gifts. Evangelistic meetings in January are being considered by city pastors with Rev Francois Edward Smiley of Denver and Chicago hoped for. plans will be discussed at a union church gathering next Sunday and again next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McManus
Peninsula
O’gradie
Glen Falls
N. Y
Francois Edward Smiley
Denver
Chicago
Leelanau County Telephone Line Expansion Plans
Michigan Telephone Co begins extending lines in Leelanau county with a first batch of materials at Pouch siding. The project aims to connect every town, starting from the site to Empire via Fouch, Jedar, Maple City, Glen Haven, and Glen Arbor. The initial gangs arrive next week to start copper metallic circuit construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leelanau
Michigan Telephone Co
Pouch
Leelanau County
Empire
Fouch
Jedar
Maple City
Glen Haven
Glen Arbor
Local social notes from Saturdays Record offer travel and visits
Mrs Arvilla Gardner returned from Lansing after attending the National Grange. Miss Marshall left for Pellston to visit her mother through Thanksgiving. H E Walker went to Chicago to join Seibert Good Co and will work in Duluth. A F Norlinger heads to Chicago then Detroit, returning December 1. Bauer family moving to San Diego Unal to farm grapes lemons and oranges. Louis Phil Bauer to start Michigan Starch Co factory December 1. From Empire A B Willard in city over Sunday. Misses Lorena and Hannah Pennington to Cedar for Thanksgiving. Daniel Burdie and Miss DeLamater from Mt Pleasant in the city with Mrs J Darrow. From Marquette I OX Withey visiting Smurthwaite on way to Arizona amid snow. Mrs David Lieber and son Carl return home from Suttons Bay after visit to Wallin where she runs a drug store. Miss Laura Squires of Mancelona visiting Mrs Birdsall of Webster Street. Leeding family attend funeral of William Gheering of Bingham. A B Beatty joins W W Kimball Co in city representing firm. Mrs J P Bennett back to New Buffalo after ten days here. Mrs Oberlin of Bingham and daughter Emma to Grand Rapids for Butterworth hospital treatment. A W Rickerd to Fire Lake on business. L K Gibbs and H L Gibbs to Kingsley. F E Moore and wife to Saginaw for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvilla Gardner
Lansing
National Grange
Miss Marshall
Duff McDonald
Pellston
H. E. Walker
Chicago
Seibert, Good & Co
Duluth
Minn
FF. Norlinger
Detroit
P. G. Bauer
San Diego
Unal
Mr. Bauer
Louis Phil Bauer
Michigan Starch Co
Ionday
A. BE. Willard
Empire
Lorena
Hannah Pennington
Cedar
Daniel Burdie
Miss DeLamater
Mt. Pleasant
J. Darrow
I. Ox, Withey
Marquette
Thos. Smurthwaite
Arizona
David Lieber
Carl
Suttons Bay
Wallin
Lieber
Laura Squires
Mancelona
Birdsall
Webster Street
City scales receipts report for week ending November 21
City weighmaster Courtade logs weekly totals from November 15 to 21 listing loads of potatoes and related stock and produce charges. Daily figures show varying numbers of loads and sales, with totals culminating in a grand weekly sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtade
Cattle Raising Deal Promised Near Traverse City
Riley Sweers promotes a cattle ranch project near Traverse City with eighty acres needed for extensive barns. The plan links to Michigan Starch Co to supply wholesome cattle food, under practical cattleman management, with options on land secured and expected close today after a telegram from William Woods of Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Sweers
Traverse City
Michigan Starch Co
Wm. W. Woods
Buffalo
Sweera
City football team heads to Big Rapids for northern Michigan title
The Traverse City team leaves this morning aboard the G R I for a big game against Ferris Industrials in northern Michigan. The Muskegon squad arrives at 1 30 and promises a hard fought contest as locals vow to support the city’s strongest team yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Rapids
Ferris Industrials
Northern Michigan
Traverse City
Manvagor Moon
Dad
Gray
Bracken
Des
Death Roll. Joyce funeral held at Grace Episcopal
The funeral of Mrs. George W. Joyce was held from Grace Episcopal church Thursday afternoon with Rev. Stout in charge. Floral offerings and music by several performers testified to the regard for the deceased. Pallbearers named, and burial at Oakwood cemetery. Ralph Anderson in charge of arrangements. William Geering, Lee County pioneer, died at his son's home near Norrisville at 85 after 40 years in the county. Survived by a wife and three daughters and a son. Funeral Sunday at 1 o'clock under W. S. Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Joyce
Grace Episcopal Church
Rev. Stout
Miss Valentine
Sam Garland
Miss Roland
Miss Davis
Willard Campbell
Will Breithaupt
Charles Broadfoot
Morgan Paige
August Bauman
Frank Sullivan
Oakwood Cemetery
Ralph Anderson
William Geering
Leelanau County
Norrisville
W. S. Anderson
Funeral rites for Loolauan pioneer William Gosling held at Bingham church
The funeral of William Gosling, a Loolauan county pioneer, was held at Bingham church Sunday afternoon, with large attendance led by W. S. Anderson. Mrs. C. Kanutzen of Keystone, wife of a section foreman on the G. R. & I, died Sunday morning at 24 from paralysis. Ralph Anderson shipped the body to Boyne Falls for the funeral Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Kanutzen
Keystone
Ralph Anderson
Boyne Falls
Traverse Bay Hive hosts oyster supper after program
Traverse Bay Hive No 71 surprised Traverse Bay Tent No 186 Monday evening with a short musical program by the ladies and impromptu speeches by the Sir Knights. A bountiful oyster supper was served by the hive ladies and the event was greatly enjoyed by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse Bay Hive No
Traverse Bay Tent No
Thanksgiving services program at Presbyterian church
The article lists the Thanksgiving service schedule at the Presbyterian church at 10 30 am with organ preludes quizzes and hymns plus an anthem by the choir and sermons by Rev W T Woodhouse Rev T P Allom and Rev D Cochlin The WWRC and GAK and WRC attended and proceeds supported charity The Grace Episcopal service followed with readings and a rector addressed the union service at Second Methodist Episcopal church with sermon by Rev D O Ruth and contributions to the poor of the West side
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
W. T. Woodhouse
Second Methodist Episcopal Church
D. O. Rath
The
Evangelical Church
A. J. Eldred
Henry McKinley
Willard Heath
D. O. Ruth
H. W. Smith
West Side
W. H. Scott
Increase in Wages for Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad Workers
Richmond Indiana November 24 J II 2 Flughart general manager announces wage advances for railroad employees mirroring Pennsylvania lines. Advertisements tout Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation stomach and liver troubles. Grange news notes Grand Traverse District Grange No 17 meets in Traverse City with No 379 December 8 and 4 all fourth degree members invited JE S Gray Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Flughart
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad Company
Road
Pennsylvania
Dr. King
D. H. Turner
Campseytown
Jas. G. Johnson
FP. H. Mead
Grand Traverse
Traverse City
JE. S. Gray
Asleep Amid Slames Fire Rescue
A sensational fire report notes brave firemenentering a blazing home to rescue sleeping occupants and secure the scene as danger loomed. The item underscores the peril of neglected coughs and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption as a remedy, with brand details and prices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Jas. G. Johnson
F. el Meads
Prial
Beadle Names Officers And Directors
Jno T Beadle serves as President with Frank Hamilton B J Morgan as Vice Presidents and Frank Welton as Cashier Leon F Titus assists as Assistant Cashier Directors include H B Hull Jno T Beadle B T Morgan Frank Hamilton Prank Welton C I Read and M B Covell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Hannah
A. Tracy Lay
J. T. Hannah
Samuel Garland
Howard Irish
Jno
T. Beadle
Frank Hamilton
B.J. Morgan
Frank Welton
Leon F. Titus
Ass't
H. 8. Hull
B.T. Morgan
Prank Welton
C. I. Read
M. B. Covell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grand Traverse Herald
Traverse City State Bank
Traverse City, Mich
Muskegonites
Basket
Traverse City Iron Works
A. L. Rorabacher
Salem
Michigan
Academy of Music
Ephraim G Huesberger
Matilda Lautner
Garfield Township
Grandville Wm. Geormond
Margaret Still
Peliston
Cyrus H. Carter
Elizabeth S. Seward
Truman S. Whitewater
Orpha Soefrona Keech
Yuba
Peewee Eweeeeeeeee
W.H. Courtade, Weighmaster
William Gosling
Loolauan County
Bingham Church
Kyrie Elefson
Elvey
Gloria Tibi
Rink
America
TF. Stout
God of Our Fathers
George W. Warren
Prof
Steffens
Maude Huntington
Ella Theltner
Messrs
D. Hobbs
Ed. O'Neil
S. Buschert
J. W. Milliken
Monte Carlo
Slames
Felt
Beaver
Jace
Button
Congress
Wari
Alfred T
Friedrich
Herald Office
Sio
Tankersey
Ase
Our Savings Department
Brea
Bui
Robel
Tyne
Ananaas
Annan
ANAND
Hannaf
E. Wait & Sons
Nba
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