Ex Albion Bank Cashier Palmer Dearing Excorriated
Allegations stir Albion and neighboring towns as H M and Palmer Dearing the father and son bank officials are jailed in Wayne County for failing to post 25000 bond in a federal case. The complaint centers on the Compton note and Miss Hollon accused of signing it. A complainant defends Dearing while noting his past business reputation and the public sympathy for the family amid the bankruptcy fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dearing
Oman
Albion
Daily News
Pabner
Creokad
Tore Phan
Youn Dearing
Addie Apdollon
Miss Hollon
Samantha Hollon
Eugene
William Hollon
Palmer
Tait Ehler Dearing
Bastess
Pier Dee Dia
Hedet
Community notes and holiday social updates in Adel periodical
Local names and family mentions mark a string of holiday visits and gatherings. Adel residents Mrs Vern Greenfield Mr Wilbanks Abe Starweather M Buckley and others share travel stories and homecomings plus a church convention plan and a New Year dinner among neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cotilerham
Vern Greenfield
Leth
Wilbanks
Abe Starweather
M. Buckley
Welyn
Thomas
Sagindy
Jed Walker
Matt
Effie Dedrick
Rhindale
Girmany
Lave Center
Johm Carpenter
Hursidlay
Louise
Barl W
Local Briefs From Clarendon and Surroundings
Clarendon notes report Percy Sherman’s Diner attendance on a Friday night. Charles Shermeit, a visitor from Jonesville, has returned home. Mrs. A G Scluthel is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. I W Ines visit their daughter Jerles Meirson in Toledo Ohio. Mysw Moss and M r F Linton hosted New Year gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Percy Sherman
Charles “Shermeit
Jonesville
A. GC. Scluthel
I. W. Ines
Jerles Meirson
Toled Ohio
Mysw Moss
F. Linton
Meeting of Calhoun County School Officers
The District School Officers of Calhoun County will meet in this city at the records court rooms on Wednesday January 24. Deputy State Superintendent Beeler will address officials on topics of interest and the new school law requires one member from each district board to attend. Per diem of two dollars is allowed while attending and copies of the new law will be distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dey
Mil Ter
Calhoun County
Rironsé Court
Beeler
Lamp That Wouldn't Burn Related Lampooning Tale
A humorous reminiscence about Boxville residents who borrow everything from eggs to lamps, showing a culture of constant lending. Mrs Spicer, Tommy Lang, and neighbors discuss borrowing lamps and other items, with a punchline about a lamp that would not burn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boxville
Tommy Lang
Betsey
Tommy
Spicer
Mrr. Spicer
Pomny
Albertson Clings to Recovery After Railway Collision
W M Albertson near WLAN tson survived a Saturday train strike with serious injuries. He is slowly recovering as doctors report hopeful signs. The accident occurred as he crossed tracks with a pitcher in hand en route to a neighbor’s for milk. He went deaf from the crash and did not hear signals. a witness and a pilot pulled him clear as the train struck. His right arm was badly lacerated and later amputated. he endured the ordeal with improved spirits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlan Tson
Hyoa
Odie
Sirs Albertsom
Cnue
Notice of Tax Sale and Redeem Procedures
Notice to landowners of recorded tax sale on property described as the southwest quarter of section twenty-eight, town and range specified, with unpaid taxes for 1900 to 1906. Redeem by paying the amount due plus sheriff fees within the statutory period. default leads to possession proceedings. Signed by Jace M. Rasmussen and dated November 22, 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shevitt
Uniter Sae
Collen Comte
Minowet
Jace M. Rasmussen
Morgan Street
Chicago
Storm Ties Up All Interurban Trains In Blizzard
A severe blizzard and extreme cold disrupted interurban service across Michigan. Wires and switches failed from Battle Creek to Kalamazoo and Detroit, delaying trains and halting west and east routes for about a half hour. Minor damage reported, with one city car briefly blocking a rail crossing in Battle Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Sxteen
Michigan
Marshall
Jackson
Detroit
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Protel
Sastern
Bathe Creel
Newton District Church News and Local Recollections
Local Newton District notes record births in Dist No 11 including Carleton Gilbert Treadwell born to Mr and Mrs Gilbert Treadwell. The year notes five births three marriages and one death. Community updates include visitors Miss Louise Bennett injured hip, Leona Weimer with grandparents, and Emma Weihl week with her sister. Church revival plans and train schedules at Burlingte line are mentioned along with several social visits among residents.
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Newton Dist
Mars
Gilbert Treadwell
Carleton
Harry Hadwin
Grandma Bennett
Willian
Elis
Burlingte
Louise Bennett
Leona Weimer
Coats’ District
Emma Weihl
Fred Weimer
Wayland Wyman
Emmett
John Cronkhite
N. Turlington
Rolland and
Ralph
Missing Pendant Found in Marshal Observer Note
In Marshal on Thursday a pendant engraved with MM was found and left at the News Office for the finder. The notice requests the owner to claim it at the News Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Marshal
Baptist Society in Flourishing Condition Reported
Annual Baptist meeting and roll call reported the church in flourishing condition. A cooperative supper followed by business sessions elected officers including Clerk O Miller and Treasurer WAL Monell. Indebtedness of 39 is covered by pledges. membership grows to 216.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
A. Watson Brown
Ole
Mesdames
Jacob Geversee
Sarah Vary
Tlenry Krotzer
Anther CL Blake
Marie Root
Mars. Ly
C. Blake
L A. S
Chas. Busterly
C. O. Miller
E. B. Alids
Ehares
North Convis community notes and events summary
Local residents report social visits and family gatherings. A Christmas gift exchange includes Roy Morehouse receiving a work case and library chair. Wesley Williams returns to the U of M for studies while neighbors plan a winter picture show in Tomer hall. Field Day at Bellevue drew crowds with events and meals, and livestock sales noted with hogs and lambs at Bellevue and Henry Share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Convis
Dan
Aly
D. i
Witttitwas
Wesley
Gooa
Champion
Olivet
Pennfield
Roy Morehouse
Mars
Chas
van Necker
Palmer
Denn
Monay
Jas
van Nouker
Wesley Willams
U. of M
A.m
A. Boehmer
Little Creek
J. i. Williams
Clutosh
Tomer
Williams
Ib. Williams
VanNooks
Bownan
Battle Creek
Win. McIntosh
Glenn Mcintosh
Sys
Ji Hugeett
Throat
la Grippe
Aa. VanOeker
Ida VanOvker
B. Fineweth
Kenneth van Novker
Ale
Ward Hinder
Iainsing
Re Eursts
Ie Burcetts
Minnie Schetf
Shiton
New York
Misonry
Bellevue
Themelves
O. B.S
Messrs
Geo
Ralph King
I. Willians
Henry
Petition to Save Queen Anne Cottage From Michigan Central
A. Stuart leads a petition by Marshall residents urging the Michigan Central railroad to preserve the Queen Anne cottage at the foot of Vagle Street. After recent damage, the building is praised as a fine example of its style and to be used as an ornament if repaired. The company reportedly offered to remove it, but petitioners ask it be kept and maintained for occupancy by employees or Marshall citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Stuart
Marshall
Michigan Central Railroad
Vagle Street
Gre
Michigan Central
Circuit Court Hearing Dates Listed For Several Cases
The upcoming session will observe hearing orders for cases including Bion day matter involving Veary Bl Minnibrue against Michigan United Railways and Rosetta T Tutthill versus Prank Waigetah Giles. Also listed are Bliss ver John Bush and Mary Bush, William Corey versus Wm H Ilowav et al at Battle Greek, with witnesses H Smitht versus Jay Smith and W Grant from Elis Werth, Ke Insits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bionday
Veary
Minnibrue
Michigan United Railways
Rosetta
T. Tutthill
Prank Waigetah Giles
Bliss
John Bush
Mary Bush
William Corey
H.ilowavl
Wit
H. Smitht
Jay Smith
Remarkable Lack of Something Everyday
A fragment remarks on the absence of ordinary items like gloves, noting that joy and practical goods should be readily on hand as a matter of course. The passage reflects a contemplative, perhaps ironic, view of everyday possessions and readiness.
City calls free to customers amid telephone abuse
A downtown office posts a notice over its phone blaming excessive calls from visitors with no real business. The notice, quoted from the New York Tribune, proclaims city calls free to customers and others who cannot afford to pay five cents, in an effort to curb the costly abuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Anonymous health brief from Raffamy notes
A terse report mentions a doctor at Raffamy clinic and inquiries about illness. It also notes a couple’s family expansion with twins and references names Kelly Rafferty, Dolan, and Puck in a clipped, unspecified context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolan
Raffamy Ty’s
Free Heart Treatment Offer by Dr Franklin Miles
A historic advertisement promotes free heart disease treatment by Dr. Franklin Miles. It claims two pound trial, a free book, and a personal treatment program after sending $2.50 for the trial package. The ad touts long research and rapid risks of heart disease, urging immediate response to obtain a free book and examination chart.
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Franklin Miles
M. D
LL. B
Miles
Nora
Department
Au Eliknari
Indiana
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Cook Manufacturing
Gashier
Wayne County
Montgomery Duaying
Tie
Wim
Jie
Lee Gentha
Pan Tiet
Imperial Woodshed
Indianapolis
Newa
Othol Officers
Calhoun
W. M. Albertson
Athens
Mor
Ning
Citizens Phone
Baptist Society
Petition Railroad
Queen Ann
It. W
Grant
Elis- Werth
Ke Insits
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