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Newspaper

Grand Traverse Herald

Location

Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1910

Page

2

Mrs W T Rixburgh Dies After Lingering Illness At Home

Mrs W T Rexburg died at her home 231 East Ninth street after a lingering illness. Born in Genesee county in 1871, she married W T Roxburgh at Big Rapids on April 17, 1865. An ardent Methodist Episcopal Church worker, she leaves her husband and a surviving daughter or relative unnamed in the fragment.

W.T. Rexburg East Ninth Street Tler Pannie Fay Genesee County W. T. Roxburgh Big Rapids Methodist Episcopal Church

Obituary mentions relatives and funeral details

The deceased is survived by her son Donald and her mother Mrs. J Fay who lived with her along with a constant attendant. One sister Mrs Ray E Webster of East Jordan also survives. Funeral services are set for Tuesday afternoon with interment at Oakwood.

Donald J. Fay Ray E. Webster East Jordan Oakwood

Two Unique Exhibits at the Big Produce Show

At the Hannah and Lay Mercantile Co fair two notable needlework pieces draw attention. Mrs Chris Groth of Elk Rapids displays a Wool yard sailing vessel design from 1862 on a Black Prince ship, crafted by her brother at 18 during a West Indies voyage. Edward Foote, 14, nephew of Mrs Groth, shows a glass checkerboard in black red and orange with fine detailing.

Hannah & Lay Mercantile Co Chris. Groth Elk Rapids Queen Victoria West Indies Edward Foote

Farmers Demand Government Rail Ownership in Canada

In Ottawa a 500-strong farmers delegation pressed five key demands for reform including government ownership of a Hudson Bay railway, free agricultural goods on the tariff, a Canadian chilled meat trade, cooperative societies laws, and public control of Fort William and Port Arthur elevators. They urged reciprocity in natural products and timber and free trade in agricultural implements with the United States to raise wheat prices and lower equipment costs.

Ottawa Ont Canada House of Commons Dominion Grain Growers’ Associations Manitoba Alberta Saskatchewan Ontario Quebec Maritime Provinces Canadian Council of Agriculture Dominion Grange Hudson Bay Fort William Port Arthur United States Minneapolis Winnipeg Hudson Bay Railway Belif Seaboard Morde i

Will Again Take Charge Fred R Barney Returns to Barney Store

Fred R Barney came back to the city Saturday and will resume active management of the Barney Store. Creditors in Grand Rapids Friday approved a trustee led interim management by John T Beadle until the bankruptcy trusteeship ends. The move reflects confidence in Barney despite his voluntary filing December 2 due to personal reasons, not insolvency, and the store’s long proven profitability.

Fred R.barney Barney Grand Rapids Tathers John T. Beadle

Boys Junior Club Election At Baptist Church

The Boys' Junior club of the Baptist church held a Friday evening meeting with a pot luck supper for twenty members. Officers elected for the coming year were President Will Hamstock, Vice President Charles Sleder, Secretary Vance Barber, Treasurer Ben Sleder, and Sergeant Albert Peck. A winter program plan was outlined for the season.

the Baptist Church Will Hamstock Charles Sleder Vance Barber Ben Sleder Albert Peck

Will Hold Homecoming at Grand Traverse Grange

Grand Traverse subordinate grange will hold its final meeting of the year Saturday afternoon in the grange hall on Cass Street. Reports from all officers on the year and from the state Grange meeting will be presented. On Saturday January 7, 1911, officers will be installed and a general celebration held to welcome all members back for a homecoming.

Grand Traverse Cass Street

Mrs Chas Little to Leave for Missouri for Thompsonville

Mrs Chas Little plans to depart Monday morning for Thompsonville to spend Christmas with friends and relatives. She will be joined later by Mr Little who has left his post at Hamilton Clothing to become traveling salesman for Anderson Tool Company of Anderson Indiana, headquartered in Kansas City Missouri. The Littles are longtime residents and well respected in the city. Mr Little previously worked for Houlton Clothing for five to six years.

Chas Little Jeff Thompsonville Mr. Little Little Houlton Clothing Company

Gas Plant Explosion Shatters Home Near City

A Leeds area gas plant in Ed Lautner's basement exploded Friday night, blowing out all first floor windows while the family was away. Authorities say if the occupants had been home, a fatality could have occurred.

Ed Lautner

Veteran Charls Schultz Dies After Long Illness

Charles Schultz died Sunday night at 10 30 at age 83 at his daughter Mrs. Charles King 1008 East Eighth Street after a long illness. He served in the G A R McPherson Post and had lived in the city for some time. His wife died about eight years ago and two daughters Mrs. Charles King and Mrs. Theodore Moon survive in the city. The funeral was from Mrs. King’s home Wednesday at 1 50 PM and from Oak Park Congregational church at 2 30 PM Rev A A Alington officiating. Burial will be in Oakwood.

Chas. Schultz Charles King East Eighth Street G.A. R. McPherson Post Theodore Moon

Charles Palmer Read dies after attack in Grawn

Charles Palmer, who attacked his wife and mother-in-law in Grawn Tuesday night and then cut his own throat, died Saturday forenoon. Born in 1898 in Harpersfield Delaware County, he had lived in the Grand Traverse region, working on farms. He leaves several relatives in Williamsburg.

Charles Palmer Grawn Harpersfield Delaware County Grand Traverse Wiliamsburs

New Banks Approved In Michigan State Savings Armarda Incorporation

Lansing Dec 16 The state savings bank department today authorized the Michigan State Savings bank at Vassar and approved the incorporation of the Farmers State Bank at Armada with an authorized capital of 25000 dollars. Attorney George H Cross is getting along after a severe typhoid fever. Gestas W Lardie is confined to his home with a pneumonia attack.

Lansing State Savings Bank Department Michigan State Savings Bank Vassar Farmers’ State Bank Armada George H. Cross Serge Gestas W. Lardie Rome

London Journalist Arrives for Quick US Impressions

Washington dispatch reports H. H. Hoyt parliamentary correspondent for a London paper landed in New York with special trains and motor cars at his service. He met Taft and Canton, then hurried back toward New York to sail for London tomorrow evening. Also noted Bernie Pickard of Leland visiting on business.

Washington H. H. Hoyt London New York Taft Canton United States

Joint Installation Planned by Camp and Ladies' Auxiliary

The Hanfab camp and Ladies' Auxiliary arrange a joint installation of officers for January 6 with a post event spread and entertainment. Reports show the camp in good condition and a new cabinet for supplies was installed to boost efficiency. Comrade Klaasen is appointed installing officer for the camp and Mrs Ve Meintest for the auxiliary.

Camp and Ladies' Auxiliary Cook Knapp Thirlby Herkner Klaasen Kinasen Ars. J. Ve Meintest Aunil- Wry

State Official in Town To Be Appointed Dairy Commissioner

G M Dame of Northport, named to be Governor Osborn's state dairy and food commissioner, visits the city Monday. Dame is among officials to be promoted for exceptionally good service in a subordinate position.

G. M. Dame Northport Osborn Dairy and Food Mr. Dame

Elliott family returns from Indiana visit

E Elliott and family returned from an extended visit with friends and relatives in Indiana, spending time away to reconnect and share news.

E. Elliott Vom Indiana

Notice to Correspondents Requires Writer Names

The Herald reiterates that all letters must include the writer’s name. Correspondents from two to three points sent in this week lack identifiers. Going forward, no communications will be printed without clearly named authors.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. W. T. Rixburgh THE Globe Dept. Store Traverse City Igray Ganobowen Ailaires Navy Albert Globe Dept. Storb Crry Traverse E. Stanley & Son Front Will F. R. Barney Grand Traverse Grange Missouri Charles Little Hamilton Clothing Co Charles Schultz Bernie Pickard Leland Tedey Wedi Hohner &Koch Ptt Grinnell Bros Cor Front and Hannan Gamp Meeting Hanfab
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