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Newspaper

Grand Traverse Herald

Location

Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1902

Page

5

Traverse City Positioned as Manufacturing Hub by Local Plans

Grand Traverse Herald notes Traverse City's natural shipping advantages attract attention from several concerns. A metal novelties firm offers to locate with a $14,000 bonus prefers stock sales to locals, while other inducements include city guarantees tied to employment, aiming to attract new factories without upfront cash. The piece also reviews local sports, praising performance and prospects for next season.

Traverse City Friedrich Bonred Choe Company Manistes

Memorial Services for Three Drowned Boys at Congregational Church

Memorial services Sunday at the Congregational church honored Frank Corbett Eliott Ashman and Glen Morgan who drowned in the bay October 11. Rev D Cochlin delivered a moving sermon from the Sermon on the Mount Blessed are they that mourn for they shall be comforted. The audience filled the main room and parlors as flowers and special music by a quartet enriched the solemn service. Flo spoke comforting words, and the congregation heard hymns There’s a Friend in the Home Land Hear Thou Our Prayer Nearer My God to Thee My Faith Looks Up to Thee.

Congregational Church Frank Corbett Eliott Ashman Glen Morgan D. Cochlin Flo

Traverse City High School Football Team Praised for Season Work

The Traverse City high school reflects on its football season highlighting disciplined teamwork and hard drill. Key players Lederle Lederle Wyncoop Moore Kellogg Baker Black Hoiges Pound Ehrenberger and Goss are credited with swift formations strong line starts and reliable passing and rushing as the team advances to the last game.

Traverse City High School Heigses Dietz Ralph Wyncoop Montague Lederle Roy Wyncoop Moore Kellogg Baker Black Hoiges Goss Southard Pound Ehrenberger

German Art Featured At Woman's Club Program

Attendance grew at the Woman's Club Friday afternoon as Mrs G G Covell led a discussion on German art. Papers by Mrs Ida M Bailey Mrs J A McManus and Miss Wait covered Renaissance to modern art German engravers and etchers wood engraving and pyrography and Holbein the court painter.

Woman's Club G .G. Covell Ida M. Bailey J. A. McManus Durer Reubens Rembrandt Miss Wait Dover Holbein Henry VIII

Treat Consumption Early with Scott Emulsion Card

A historic health note urges early treatment for consumption or tuberculosis. It promotes Scott's Emulsion with salt pork as a dietary aid and emphasizes fresh air rest and eating, claiming benefits if started promptly and used regularly. Includes offer to send a free sample and references the Scott & Bowne label.

Scott

Entertaining talk covers pyrography and modern methods

An engaging description of pyrography and current techniques followed by musical interludes. Miss Young performed a song, Mrs. S Garland played a piano solo, and Louis and Luclille Holliday offered a violin duet among other numbers.

Miss Young S. Garland Louis Luclille Holliday

Notable Reunion Honors Hannah and Co Workers

A reunion last evening at the West Eighth Street home of Hon. and Mrs. W. W. Smith brought together former Hannah, Lay & Co. employees and their spouses. Hon. Perry Hannah attended as guest of honor, with 22 attendees recalling a yearly Thanksgiving gathering once held 25 years ago at Harry Holdsworth’s home. The event featured a long table, chrysanthemums, a souvenir booklet, an elaborate menu, and closing toasts including an invitation to meet next Thanksgiving.

W. W. Smith West Ehighth Street Hannah, Lay & Co Perry Hannah Miss Hannah H. Montagne E. H. Pope EH. Langworthy 2. Kyselka B. Wilhelm S. Garland Willian Holdsworth

Evening gathering remembered as one of the pleasantest

The remainder of the evening was spent recalling old times and the gathering will be remembered by all present as one of the most pleasant they have known.

Wedding Bells in Long Lake Township

Thursday morning before the Thanksgiving service at Second Methodist Church, William Kratochyil and Mabel Ottinger united in marriage by Rev. Hugh Kennedy. Attendants were Felix Ebare and Rose Kratochhyil. Both well known in Long Lake township. The groom, a prosperous farmer, will establish their home there.

William Kratochyil Mabel Ottinger Hugh Kennedy Felix Ebare Rose Kratochhyil Long Lake Township

Grandville Couple Wed at Groom’s Home in City

Mr. Grandville William Germond and Miss Margaret Still of Tustin Michigan were married at 4 PM Wednesday afternoon by Rev. W E Wright at the groom’s mother’s home 484 East Front Street. They were escorted by Mgr and Mrs 8 A Gilbert who stood up with them.

Mr. Grandville William Germond Margaret Still Tustin Mich W. E. Wright East Front Street Mgr

Married in Traverse City at 8 oclock

Mr Henry J Marlett and Mrs Mary J Crawford of Traverse City wed Wednesday at 8 by Rev W E Wright at his home 638 State Street They will reside at 811 Franklin Street Announcement lists another marriage on Monday Nov 24 between Harry DeWitt and Miss Clara Byple at the bride’s Bellvue home Mr DeWitt’s friends offer hearty congratulations and say the couple will live here

Henry J. Marlett Mary J. Crawford Traverse City W. KE. Wright State Street Wheir Franklin Street Harry DeWitt Clara Byple Bellvue

Buck Keech Wedding at the Bride’s Home near Yuba

The ceremony took place at noon on November 26 at the bride’s parents home near Yuba. Rev J E Bodine officiated for Truman Buck of Bates and Orpha Keech daughter of Mr and Mrs Jessie Keech in the presence of about twenty guests. A fine dinner followed and the couple will reside near Bates.

Yuba Truman Buck Bates Orpha Keech Jessie Keech

Annual Anti-Saloon League meeting held at church

The county Anti-Saloon League held its annual meeting Friday afternoon at the First Methodist church. Officers elected were President C. H. Wates of Bates, Secretary Mrs. Bertha Johnson of Traverse City, and Treasurer J. E. Barney of Uraverse City. The report praised a successful year's work.

Anti-Saloon League County C. H. Wates Bates Bertha Johnson Traverne City J. EB. Barney Uraverse City

New Elliott Postal Machine Debuts At Local Post Office

Inspector Elliott of the post office department sets up an Elliott Postal Machine Co canceling device here. The unique machine speeds up to 450 letters a minute, powered by a one quarter horse electric motor, compact in size and simple to operate.

Elliott Post Office Department Elliott Postal Machine Co

Deer on horseback hunter doctor in Upper Peninsula

Dr J Y Deadman city treasurer of Soo hunts deer on horseback due to one leg and one eye. He has bagged two deer this season, crediting his trained horse which senses deer and trails game. The horse stands steady as the doctor rifles from its back.

Ehrenberger Heigel Dietz Montague Peiges Cadillac Traverse City Northern Michigan J. Y. Deadman Soo Upper Peninsula Denaman Edward St. Arnold Keewenaw Bay Grand Rapids Charles McDermond Sunfield Tennessee Indiana Pittsburg Dispatch

Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Gains Unmatched Demand

The historic demand for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound soars across the nation. Women report relief from severe female ailments and urge others to write to Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for advice with no charge.

Lydia E. Pinkham Atlantic Pacific Josie Irwin College St Nashville, Tenn

Treatment for Lip Lump with Serum Cure Reported

In February 1899 a lump on the lower lip appeared. A doctor cauterized it but another sore developed and opened. Patient used 8 8.S. and after seven bottles the sore fully healed with no recurrence. W P Brown Hollands 5 0.

W.P. Brown Hollands

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