Popular Albion Couple Wed In Sensational Elopement
Miss Irene Annis of Albion and Fred Munger, proprietor of Albion house, eloped and wed at the Royal hotel in this city. Rev Joseph Hamilton officiated with Charles Painter as best man and Mrs Milton Searles as bridesmaid. The bride, 24, is a U S Express agent. the groom, in his eighties, is the son of Mr and Mrs S Munger. The license was issued by county clerk Austin after a confusion over the officiant. The couple returned to Albion amid a large crowd. both families expressed happiness and good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Hotel
Albion
Charles Painter
I. A. Painter
Fred L. Manger
Albion House
Austin
Painter
Munger
Trene Annis
United States Express Company
Painters
Anatin
Tie
Mungera
Mra
Frederick
Bonday
Annis
Joseph Hamilton
First Presbyterian Church
Milton Searles
Mr. Painter
Hamilton
Ger
Annia
College Town
Albion Daily News
Albion High School
Ones
Express Company
New Era Branch No. 43 Organized at Local Meeting
C. D. Sharrow formed Branch No. 43 of the New Era association in Grand Rapids with about fifty charter members. Officers elected include President Ralph Garwood, Vice President W. J. Dowset, and directors for one to three years. Delegates to the district meeting were W. Phelps and Mrs Hattie Lathrop. Ethics committee named Rev. A. H Bailey, Wm. Phelps, I. W. Houston, Mrs. E. Burkham, Mrs. Hillabrant. Also contains late product ads for Knill's Red Pills White Liver Pills Blue Kidney Pills and related testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Era Association
C. D. Sharrow
Grand Rapide
Ralph 8. Garwood
W. J. Dowset
O. H. Hilabrant
Ernest Burnham
A. E. Bacon
W. Phelps
Hattie Lathrop
Committee On
A. H Bailey
Wm. Phelps
I. W. Houston
E. Burkham
Hillabrant
Calhoun County Gains Its Own Circuit Judge Winsor
Governor Bliss signed the bill detaching Calhoun county from the fifth judicial circuit to form a separate circuit. He appointed Hon. Herbert E. Winsor as circuit judge, who departed for Lansing to receive his commission and returned to preside when the circuit resumes. Winsor, born in 1850, is a longtime lawyer and Republican with prior service as prosecuting attorney and in politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun County
Marshall
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Bliss
Lansing
Herbert E. Winsor
Winsor
Johnson
Judge Winsor
Sterling Hill
Conn
H. W
Sabra Winsor
la Salle County
Ill
Hillsdale College
W. H. Brown
J.C. B Patterson
Court Ammissiouri
The New Teachers Certificate List Reveals Weak Pass Rates
The county board of examiners met at the courthouse and graded 15 enrolled teachers. Of 89 certificates issued, five were renewals. Passers earned unusually high marks, with names listed for renewals and for first second and third grade certificates across multiple towns including Marshall Homer Battle Creek Tecumseh and Athens.
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County Board of Examiners
Mesers, Burnham, Miller and
Flint
Court House
G. Phelps
Marshall
Inez Morgen
Henry, Ill
Ada Ashler
Homer
Fred Palmiter
Rice Creek
Lena Dickinson
Maude Blake
Nellice Amy
Tekonsha
B.S. Crane
Eckford
Mable Fletcher
Battle Creek
Edna Gotcher
Oceresco
Mabel Leggett
Leah Lucas
Abscota
Bell Lyon
Burlington
Lens Massoner
Beatrice Manning
Ethel Reed
May Richardson
Mary Rickey
Clara Rome
Virginia Powell
Ernest Smith
Bellevue
HB. J. Wahl
Colonial History Opera Powhatan Delights Colonial Audience
A review praises the colonial themed opera Powhatan for its romantic story of Pocahontas and Indian camp life, strong cast, and tuneful music. Tipton of Chicago Musical College is hailed for crafting melodious pieces. The cast, chorus, and 60 dancers deliver a spectacular finale as the E. P. group anticipates record success. Monday evening, April 16, tickets 50 or 85 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Powhatan
E. of P's
Albion College Girls Defeat High School in Local Basketball Bout
A ten female Albion College team led by Miss Blair visited the city for a spirited basketball game against the High School team. The match featured two 15 minute halves, with Albion taking 6 to 2 at halftime and finishing 10 to 13 in favor of the home squad. Marshall girls congratulate the visitors after the final whistle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Girls
Albion College
Miss Blair
Marshall
Josephine Dibble
Bess Lockwood
Grace Couley
Marie Winsor
Lucy Lepper
Louise Hoch
Albion
Gertrude Raymond
Ruby Johnson
Gertrude Kamp
Fannies Tutvill
Grace Hunk
Bertha Howard
Ethel Redfield
District Oratorical Contest Sets City Seven Contestants
The Michigan High School Oratorical association district contest to select a state contestant was held at St Joseph tonight with seven contestants. Marie Winsor or Marie Winget led the local entrants as speakers were chosen by lot. Judges from Hillsdale Grand Rapids and University of Michigan evaluated thought and delivery while officials from St Joseph and Marshall prepared for the state meet on April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan High School Oratorical Association
St. Joseph
M. E. Churen
E. T. Lohr
H. E. Winsor
Marie Winget
T. KR. McRoberts
South American
Republics
Chas. H. Gurney
Hillsdale College
Shirley W. North
University of Michigan
Grant Stewart
Albion College
W.H. Elson
Grand Rapids
F. P. Graves
Benton Harbor
R. S. Valentine
E. F Lohr
Marshall
Prin
Guy D. Smith
Joseph
A. M. Soow
Watervliet
Miss Winsor
Kalamazoo River Athletic Association
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Grant
Townsend
Deuel
Hartwell and Pattison
Boughton
Gould
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ALBION _ SOCIETY
Belleweds
Irene Annis
Fred Munger
Hearts
Albion Hotel
U. S. Express Co
Branch No. 43
Knill
Kuill
Calhoun
Cleentz
Weem
Cordentes
Colonial History
Wii
Dr Caldwell
Distagt
Harry Lutts, Allegan
Charles B. Trowbridge
Decatur
Marie Winner
Jenieethu
Lute Termey
Niles
Heod Leigh Carton
Dean
Union City
Orvilla McNett
W. H. Elson
Grand Rapids Music
Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine
Pattison
Oagood
Pepsin Syrup Co
Monticello
T. Jones
All Druggiate
Detroit
Leedle Bros
McCormick
Thomas Tedders
Marshall Wagon & Windmill Go
R .A. Bentley
William J. Bryan
Lincoln
Nebraska
P. O
Oy Bank
New York
Chicago
Marshall News
Mott’s Chemical Coo
Cleveland
Ohio
W. H. Elston
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