State Bank Capital and Officers Listed in Forming Directors
State Bank details capital of 200000 and surplus 80000 with officers including A Tracy Lay as President A Floyd Clinch as Vice President Samuel Garland as Cashier and assistants A J Maynard and A J Haviland. Directors listed include A Tracy Lay R Floyd Clinch Mrs Julius T Hannah Samuel Garland H C Davis Jerry Ballivan W W Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Tracy Lay
A. Floyd Clinch
Samuel Garland
A. J. Maynard
A. J. Haviland
Cashfiere
Julius T. Hannah
H. C. Davis
Jerry Ballivan
W. W. Smith
Time Deposits Limit Noted by Traverse City Bank
A notice states that three percent is the limit on time deposits. Address all collections and correspondence regarding banking matters to Traverse City State Bank in Traverse City Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WN. B
Traverse City State Bank
Traverse City, Mich
Prominent Couple Weds In Traverse City Ceremony
Miss Pearl Walker wed J Cleveland Rank of Washington D C at Mrs E H Pierce home 219 Fast Tenth Street in a green and white decorated wedding attended by thirty guests. Rev A T Ferguson officiated with Lillian MacGregor playing the wedding march and Estella Bailey singing. The bride wore white silk lace and carried bridal roses. Guests, gifts of linens and silver. Rank recently left Traverse City for a government post in Washington with plans to reside there. Mrs Rank to remain in the city until the new year. Out of town guests included Mrs Chester Rank Kalkaska and Mrs Sheehan and son John Grawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Pierce
Fast Tenth Street
Lillian MacGregor
MOE
Rank
Traverse City
Washington
Runk
Chester Runk
Kalkaska
Sheehan
John
Grawn
Local Notes From Williamsburg Michigan
Mrs. Clem ens and son Glenn plan Mt. Clemens return this week. Mrs. F E White heads to North Dakota to care for her mother Mrs. DePuy. William Cook moved goods to Emma Scofield's house. Rev Ferguson to preach next Sunday. Expecting new minister from England the following Sunday. Mrs. R D White hosted Ladies Embroidery with 12 present. Progressive Amen won, first prize to Mrs. Ayers, consolation to Mrs. Orcutt. oyster supper served. Mrs. Dunstead ill. Odd Fellows held stag party at fish hatchery for Ed Hansley. Hansley and Anna Hansley auctioning household goods Wednesday. Free lunch at Hansley home at noon. Herb Cunningham vacationing with friends in Petoskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Residents and visitors noted in Fif e Lake department gossip
In Fif e Lake and nearby towns, many residents such as Nf. C. Gore, Benny Rafferty, Orn Hines, John Strahan, Mrs. Lewis Morris, Mrs. John Swain, C. W. Swaverly, Mr. Tiffany, Mrs. A. C. Hodges, Frank Badell, Miss Nina Rudkirk, Rev. Baker and others appear in a running list of calls, trips, sickness, social visits, and community events. The column also mentions local church notices, schooling, and social gatherings with brief health and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nf. C. Gore
Traverse City
Benny Rafferty
Kalkaska
Orn Hines
Clair, Mich
John Strahan
Lewis Morris
Cadillac
John Swain
Chase
C. W. Swaverly
Bert Clelland
Wingsley
Mrs. Doty
W. G. Swaverly
Kaskaska
Baron Rodgers
Toledo
W. W. Brower
Alice Cunningham
Henry Sparling
G. E. Hodges
Dr. Huntley
Manton
Bert Snyder
Charlie Dutton
LaBar
Theo. Steffens
J. S. Hodges
John Bryant
Ernest Frasher
Grover Lighthiser
Leet Webber
Springfield
Gus Colberg
Grand Rapids
Oscar
Eric Iceberg
South Boardman
A. C. Hodges
Henderson
Yates
James, Kyle
Central Lake
B. Doherty
Rowley
Congress of Waterways meets in session
National Rivers and Harbors gathering convenes in session with officials detailing harbor, river management priorities and funding plans for the year. Key leaders outline projects, budgeting and coordination across agencies to improve navigation, flood control and shore protection.
Address by John A Patten urged Tennessee river improvements
Washington December 7 President Taft led the first session of the National Rivers and Harbors congress with a large turnout. John A Patten of Tennessee urged annual federal spending of 350 million dollars to improve rivers including the Tennessee from Chattanooga to Knoxville, arguing the river's third in importance and capable of year round navigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Harmon
Ohio
John A. Patten
Tennessee
Clifford Sitton
Canada
Champ Clark
Missouri
Joseph E. Ransdell
Louisiana
United States
Washington,d. C
John A. Fatten
Chattanooga
Tenn
The
Tennessee Improvement Association
Tennessee River
Tenessee
Knoxville
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Bank
Miss Pearl Walker
J. Cleveland Rank
Herb Cunningham
Petoskey
Fife Lake Department
Conducted
Mrs. I. H. Bonnell
Leda
Nina
Joe Wolfe
Miss Madalia
P. Bernstine
Mancelona
Maud Wait
Dorothy Williams
Elia
Goldie Lighthiser
L. E. Green
Dan Weaver
Hattie Parsons
Wm. Mears
Dan Bridges
Leroy Maxam
Detroit
Vincent
Maxams
I. H. Bonnell
James Lile
G. B Doherty
Manton High School
Ella
Laura Blake
Wilbert Gilmore
Baker
Claudia
Dr. King
Paul Mathulka
Buffalo
C. A. Bugbee Drug Co
S. E. Wait & Sons
Hannah & Lay Mercantile Co
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Congress OF Waterways
National Rivers and Harbors
Jonn A. Patten
Barney Co
the Barney Co
Monarch
Cluett
Sadie
Ste. 792
E. Wilhelm
Front Street
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