State Bank Officers and Directors Listed in Notice
State Bank with 200000 dollars in capital lists officers including A Tracy Lay president A Floyd Clinch vice president Samuel Garland cashier A J Maynard and A J Haviland assistant cashiers. Directors include Lay Clinch Mrs Julius T Hannah Samuel Garland H C Davis Jerry Sullivan W W Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.tracy Lay
A. Floyd Clinch
Samuel Garland
A. J. Maynard
A. J. Haviland
A. Tracy Lay
Julius T. Hannah
Jerry Sullivan
W. W. Smith
Banking note on Time Deposits at Traverse City State Bank
A banking notice states four percent interest allowed on Time Deposits and directs all collections and correspondence related to banking to be addressed to Traverse City State Bank in Traverse City Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WN. B
Traverse City State Bank
Traverse City, Mich
Fairbrother and Cook wed in St Thomas Ontario
Fred G. Fairbrother and Miss Generva Cook were married at 1 PM Wednesday in the bride’s mother’s home in St Thomas Ontario. Arch Deacon Hill officiated before about 50 relatives and friends. The couple will reside at 707 South Division Street after a wedding dinner and arrival in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Fairbrother
Generva Cook
John Cook
St. Thomas
Ontario
Arch Deacon Hill
Trinity Church
South Division Street
Fairbrother
W. H. Romoser
Boardman
Kirchner Norton Rites Tie Local Couple at Interlochen
Louis Kirchner brother of Herman and Frank united in marriage with the bride at Interlochen Yes terday morning nine oclock at the bride’s home. Relatives and friends attended a reception in Herman Kirchner’s home at 417 East Eight Street last evening. The couple will hold another reception this evening at the bride’s Interlochen home. The groom works for Wiley Cooperage Company and is noted as a sterling man with many friends. The bride also has many friends. they plan to reside in Interlochen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Kirchner
Herman
Frank
Kirchner
Interlochen
Erman Kirchner
East Eight Street
Wiley Cooperage Company
Burglary Case Leads Busy Afternoon at Circuit Court
June term session sees George and Herbert Wilcox arraigned on burglary charges with plea changes from guilty to not guilty. Elmer Lewis pleads guilty to larceny alongside other defendants. Kupp pleads guilty to selling liquor to minors, later confirmed. judge Mayne notes policy for liquor to minors, given leniency due to character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
Herbert Wilcox
George
Herbert
Elmer Lewis
Wiliam Lyle
May ‘Arkell
The
People
Ivan Kock
Class of 1908 at Traverse City High School Graduates
The 1908 Traverse City High School commencement honors 35 graduates. L. D. Castle presides as president, Don W. Bingham vice president, Mayme Sills secretary, and Charles Clement treasurer. The annual, edited by Dean Hobart and staff, includes class portraits, salutatory by Hobart, class oration by Lounsberry Castle, and valedictory by Alice Turner, with German poems and drawings, plus numerous local advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City High- School
L. D. Castle
Mayme
Sills
Charles, Clemen
TH. Hobart
Lounsberry D. Castle
Alice M. Turner
Gertrude Atwell
Clara Romisberger
Lucy Arner
Mae Alward
Frances Albright
Hazel Gordon
Dean Hobart
Harry Hanson
Josephine Halvorson
Don Bingham
Charles Clement
Jessie Caldwell
Ruby Grayson
Ernest Lautner
Dorthey Larson
Julius Martinek
Roy McGar
Herald and Record Co
J. B. Gilbert
R. L. Nye
Andrew Eldred
Jocal High School
Fred Pierson
Dean E. Hobart
Marie Kellogs
Pearl ‘Wilhelm
Mothers Club hosts yearend meeting with play program
At Union Street School mothers club held a yearend program featuring first grade chorus, recitations, and talks on vacation activities and city playground needs. Officers were elected: President Mrs Frank Shannon and others. Elmwood Avenue club also hosted a reception for teachers with about 75 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Street
J. W. Milliken
Elmwood
Elmwood Avenue
Mothers’ Club
Thelmwood Avenue
L. Greilick
Kittie Baer Coop
Justice notes liquor case trials and pleas
Prosecutor Pratt described potential penalties including a $200 fine and a red card removal with Detroit ban. Kupp's plea shifted from guilty to not guilty as he faces trial. Burden admitted liquor law violation and a continuance was granted in the John Bable case. Smith abandonment of wife and child was nolle pressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt
Int Kupp
Kupp
Pat Burden
The
People
John Bable
Jacob Smith
Nolle
Drowned Man James McCormick Died in Carp Lake
James E. McCormick 22 drowned at eight feet of water in Carp Lake near Bingham while boating with Mike Minsky. Coroner Dr Slepicka ruled accidental drowning from a cramp after he jumped into the water to bathe. The death occurred Sunday morning in warm early-season weather. no close relatives in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. McCormick
Carp Lake
Slepicka
Suttons Bay
Leelanau County
Mike Minsky
Bingham
McCormick
Siepickz
Edward Hockstead
Maccabee Memorial Sermon By Rev A A Allington
The Rev A A Allington of Oak Park Congregational Church delivered the memorial sermon to the Maccabees on Sunday morning taking James 1:27 as text. He urged a pure undefiled religion rooted in service to the fatherless and widows, warning that religion should be action driven by noble motives rather than ceremonies. The address called for a gospel of service guiding preaching teaching and philanthropy, with both tents and hives well represented for the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Allington
Oak Park Congregational Church
The
Maccabees
James
Mr. Allington
Boardman Eighth Grade Commencement Program
The Boardman avenue eighth grade commencement program lists events for Wednesday evening. It includes a piano solo by Howard Griffith an invocation by Rev Joseph Dutton an address of welcome by class president Charles Sleder a class song Welcome by the class a performance Meeting of Young Ladies Club followed by Sons My Own United States and a Nominating Convention chaired by Chas Sleder with nominations for President including Chas E Hughes Carl Parmelee Robert Lafollette Donald Jarvis Theodore Roosevelt Howard Wilson William Bryan Charles Sleder and Robert Murchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boardman Avenue
Howard Griffith
Joseph Dutton
Charles Sleder
Young Ladies
United States
Chas. Sleder
Ray Waite
Vernon Martin
Henry Hull
Chas. E. Hughes
Carl Parmelee
Robert M. Lafollette
Donald Jarvis
Theodore Roosevelt
Howard Wilson
Twilight Star Class Compiles Dignitaries and Colors
Balloting for candidates and presentation of diplomas highlight H Mon tague’s Twilight Star class. Benediction by Rev Joseph Dut ton. Class motto Patience is Power. Colors lilac and white. Officers include President Chas Sleder Vice president Donald Jarvis Secretary Josephine Grenlick Treasurer Robert Murchie. Members list names many students including Jarvis Murchie Grentick and Carlisle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long
Twilight Star
Rev. ‘Joseph Dut
Chas. Sleder
Donald Jarvis
Josephine Grenlick
Robert Murchie
Claribel Murchie
Marguerite Lardie
Alice May Hogan
Howard Dixon Griffin
Ray Waite
Vernon Martin
Arthur Markham
Christena E. Glass
Esther Snyder
Josephine S. Grentick
Henry C. Hull
Charles Sleder
Howard C. Wilson
Carl W. Parmlee
Henry R. Hobbs
Josephine Carlisle
Grange Session Closes At Old Mission With Talks And Recipes
The Pomoni Grange finished a two day meeting at Old Mission on June 5 with about a dozen Grand Traverse members present. Sessions featured talks on agricultural marketing options from local buyers to commission men and cooperative societies, plus a lively cake making discussion led by several women. Commissioner Crisp spoke on agricultural education and the push for practical farm learning in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mission
Pomoni Grange
Grand Traverse Grange
Robert Barney
Lowell Spurs
I. J. Cummings
George &. Crisp
Chicago
Commission
Cooperative Society
Findley Hammond
A. M. Willabee
Fred Warner
J. O. Ladd
EL. Elsworth
E. 0. Ladd
Carrie Petersen
Charles Edgecomb
R. 4. Davis
Arvilla Gardner
W. R. Stone
Crisp
E. O. Laddied
R. H. Elsworth
Pomona Grange Holds Notable Michigan Session
Thursday morning four candidates were initiated into the fourth and fifth degrees. Mrs. A. R. McRae spoke on learning methods and common school studies, stressing grammar. A paper on wild birds on the farm followed, and a debated discussion on Michigan state constitution adjourned with visitors driving back to the city after an engaging session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. McRae
State of
Michigan
Fred Warner
A. P. Gray
Pomona Grange
Boys Track Team Dominates Meet With Unbeatable Records
Traverse City 101 points leads Charlevoix Pellston and East Jordan in a Saturday track meet. Captain Pierson shines by winning broad jump high hurdles pole vault high jump and low hurdles while taking a relay leg and contributing to a remarkable all around performance by the local school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Charlevoix
Frankfort
Pellston
East Jordan
M. A. CG
Pierson
Simpson
Moody
Emory
Griffin
Mayne
Luis
Wait
Small
Levison
Whiting
Transon
I Eldred
Sman
Cleveland
Lutz
Jtarkness
Waite
Core
Levinson
Wampton
Jimory
Hardness
Malpass
Jordan
Piarson
Hanson
Mialpass
Davis
Syrup of Figs and Senna Laxative Sold by Cal. Fig Syrup Co
The Well Informed favor a simple pleasant liquid laxative, the Syrup of Figs with Senna Elixir, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. It claims known wholesome ingredients, ethical lines, gentle yet prompt action, and availability through leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Probate Notice for Alan Tyrrell Estate Grand Traverse
The probate court of Grand Traverse County grants four months from May 12 1908 for creditors to file claims against Alan Tyrrell deceased. Creditors must present claims by September 18 1908 at Traverse City probate office. claims will be heard September 18 1908 at 10:00 AM. Fred R Walker Judge of Probate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R, Walker
Probate court sets final account hearing for Lucier estate
In Grand Traverse County probate court Judge Fred R. Walker appoints June 17, 1908, at 10:00 AM for exam and allowance of Armand Lucier’s final account as administrator of John B. Lucier’s estate. Public notice to run for three weeks in Grand Traverse Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Fred R. Walker
John B. Lucier
Armand Lucier
Grand Traverse
R. Walker
Train schedule details for Cedar City and Provemont
Train times show departures from Cedar City at 6 20 a m and 8 60 p m with arrivals at 8 14 a m and 6 44 p m. Marine trains arrive at 10 74 a m and 6 4 p m. G P A RIELY notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar City
Provemont
D. Riely G.P A
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State Bank
Bride
St. Thomas, Ont
Kirchner-Norton
Judge
Alexander Kupp
Detroit House of Correction
Dorothy Larson
Don W. Bingham
J Avenue
Mothers? Club
Edna Willis
Edith Holcomb
Doris Whitte
Mr. Milliken
Frank Shannon
Hodge
Clarence Burns
L. Gréllick
Mrs. Howard
Chas, Spencer
Cook
Mozelle Bennett
Nalya, Stanley
Olive Spencer
Robinsons
Helmforths
James Hilburt
State Road
James. E. McCormick
Plantangenet
Carter
Canada
Maccabee
A. AL. Allington
William J. Bryan
William H. Taft
H. Montague
Margaret
Anan Schome
Kingsley
W.M. Uber
Omena
St. Ignace
Micingan
County of
J. 5
Jenes, Agunt
Platte River
Traverne City
Bo Hmpire
N.ceatees Interlochen
Om Empire
Sears Seaeesi
Gyan Balty Esses
Exford
Manintua
Corpgemysa
A.A. B.B
Ar Frankfort
Tae
Cadillas
Eeaee
Durand
Ann Arbor
Toledo
Seteene Rete
Rowland
Douglass
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