Won by Joe Denel as field day team chosen for May 31 meet
The Kalamazoo River Valley high school athletic association held a local field day on the fair grounds to select a track team and decide who holds the Cathcart silver cup. Joe Denel won the cup for three consecutive years with 50 points, earning permanent possession. Glenn Grant and Dwight Dickey followed. The track team includes Denel, Dickey, Grant, Arba White, Glenn Freed, Frank Moses, and Henry Graff. Officials listed: W. B. Welles, Robert Peck, KR. BL Morrill, Robert Hindenach. Event summaries include hammer throw Grant 1st, Dickey 2d. 100 yards dash Denel 1st. pole vault Graff 1st. mile run Denel 1st. high jump Denel and Graff tied. broad jump Denel 1st. shot put Grant 1st. half mile Glenn Freed 1st.
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the Athletic Association
Kalamazoo River Valley Association
Cathcart
A.B. Cathcart
Joe Denel
Ernest Vernor
Charles Merrill
Mr. Denel
Glenn Grant
Dwight Dickey
Joe Donel
Arba White
Glenn Freed
Frank Moses
Henry Graff
Roferes
W.B. Welles
Robert Peck
KR. BL Morrill
Robert Hindenach
Jos Dene
Grant
Dickey
Denel
Nichols
Pole Vaunlt Graff
Winte 2d
Freed
Denel Ist
Arnats
Nichola
Dearl
Graff
Dickey 2d
Moses Ud
Lis
Arndts
Etheridge Ith
Sue
Prize Winners in W O T U Coconut Cake Gelatine Contest
The last of the cooking contests by the W O T U occurred Saturday at headquarters. Tiwase Coconut cake and Gelatine Dessert categories awarded prizes. Mrs. 13. E. Stinchcomb won first for coconut cake. Mrs. Geo Mead second. Mrs. Geo Boughton and Mrs. F. G. Powers won first for gelatine desserts. Mrs. T. N. Wright and Miss Mande L Winsor second. Prizes were gelatine from Stern & Swaalberg and Burnham, New York, with wafers donated by National Biscuit Co.
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National Biscuit Co
Grand Rapids
Unusual Bl Class Prof Sperry to Give Graduating Address
One of Marshall high school s largest graduating classes, 28 members, will receive diplomas on June 21. The list shows Language Course and General Group with many names, led by Prof Sperry of Olivet College and Rev Joseph Hamilton delivering sermons at the Presbyterian church on June 14. Class colors green and white, emblem oak leaf, new class pins purchased. the school recently added to university lists of Michigan Cornell and Wellsey.
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Marshall High Schhool
Lanti Bradley
Grace Conley
Hattin Craft
Josephine Dibble
Susie Furgeson
Bernice Gallup
Mabel Humphrey
Bessie Lockwood
Eleanor Weller
Ceneral Gfourrae
Florence Alexander
Katherine Brewer
Alien Brooks
Glenn Grant
Percy Hammond
Grace Depfer
Lizzie Heyser
Louise Hoch
Nora Kealy
Carl Lohr
Bertha Mannings
Esther'| McGee
Sidney McGee
Frank Moses
Arlo Mumun
Nora Owens
Blanche Pratt
Besmo ‘Toliar
Nettie Shepard
W. G. Sperry
Olivet College
Joseph Hamilton
Presbyterian Church
Michigan
Cornell
Wellsey
Knill's White Liver Pills and Kidney Pills Ad and Toledo Excursion
An old advertisement promotes Knill's Hed Pills for Wan People as a blood and nerve tonic for women and men, with claims of restoring health and vitality. It also pitches Knill's White Liver Pills and Blue Kidney Pills, offering samples and pamphlets, plus a Toledo excursion by the Gindaputi Northern railroad with special trains and varied fares for families and children, noting park openings and other events.
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Enill
Kuill
Knill
Bullls
Red
Blue Pill Co
Port Huron
Mich
Toledo
Gindaputi Northern Railroad
Sheattraguons
Louisville
First Circuit Court Opens with Calendar Practice
The 87th judicial circuit held its first regular session with Judge Winsor presiding. Roy Eldred began as court stenographer, and Will Gill served as court crier. The afternoon focused on calendar rulings and motions, with several cases readied for trial and others continued. Notably Helge Nelson failed to appear, bonds forfeited, and multiple defendant continuances granted in Civil and Criminal dockets.
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Ciranit Nourt
87Th Judicial Circuit
Wincor
Roy Eldred
Will Gill
People
Hyde
Kline
DeBow
Edward Stetson
People Va
Julius Gifford
Defendent
James Gordon
Eber
Edith Perry
Salesbury
WR. Taylor
Frank Boos
Helge T. Nelson
John Waltz
E. J. Dennison
William Nye
Winsor
No Traveling Expenses Bill Struck In House Action
In the house of representatives the committee of the whole Friday quietus Nicholls bill allotting travel and hotel expenses to circuit judges was discussed. The measure would have allowed judges to claim actual necessary travel and hotel costs up to a set daily limit for court sessions outside their home counties, to be paid by counties within each affected district. On motion by Rep Randall the enacting clause was removed from the bill.
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Alansing
House
NicHols
Randall
Michigan Central Sunday excursion to Battle Creek and Kalamazoo
Michigan Central sells Sunday round trips from Marshall to Battle Creek and Kalamazoo. Special excursion planned with leaves at 10:00 AM and return from Kalamazoo at 7:30 PM. Round trip rates listed as Battle Creek 80 cents and Kalamazoo 50 cents.
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Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Michigan Central
Kalamazo
fTuin
Marshall
Riteg
Stoves Stored and Repairs Noted in Small Item
A brief item notes stoves stored and care details. Mentions J. Nagel and a tiny task involving mica polishing and patina upkeep, with a casual tone about small household duties.
Military Cadet Appointment Exam in Albion
Congressman Gardner announces a competitive examination for a United States Military Academy West Point appointment. Eligible residents of the third district must meet age and physical requirements, be proficient in reading writing arithmetic geography and US history, and submit name birth date and residence by June 4. The top candidate will be recommended to the Secretary of War for appointment. the second will be an alternate.
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Gardner
Albion
United States Military Academy
West Point
United States
Marshall Boys Win Naval Cadet Appointment
Marshall township pupil Carl-Amon Lohr won the appointment to the Naval Academy at Annapolis after a late Thursday examination for the third district. Glenn Grayt earned the alternate spot, with Robert L. Boughton of Battle Creek next high. The results, announced by Congressman Gardner, show Lohr leading by narrow margins amid praise for local teachers. May Lohr will likely accept the post as the district’s choice.
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Tle
National Military Academy
Annapolis
Gardner
Carl -Amon Lohr
Marshall Township
Supe
Lohr
Glenn Grayt
Robert L. Boughton
Battle Creek
Ralph Helvef
May
Lobr
Nicholson Institute Hearing Device Charity Note
A rich lady cured of deafness and noises in the head by Dr Nicholson's Artificial Ear Drama donated 10000 to his institute to provide free Har Drums to deaf people unable to procure them. Address No 3616 The Nicholson Institute 780 Highthaven New York U.S.
Carnival plans discussed at village council meeting
The council met Monday with all members present. A carnival to be held July 3 to 5 was discussed, including use of State Street for games, special train plans, and possible city aid. Remonstrances against sewer work on West State and West Prospect were tabled for one week while sidewalk petitions and bids were reviewed.
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West State Atreet
West Prospect Street
Petsveen Linden
Mulberry
Severa
G. H. Greene
O. N. Noneman
Hannover Street
William Swartz
Hudson Atrest
J. W. Vletcher
Marshall Industrial Association
Wes
Michigan Central
Allegan
Toledo
Cincinnati
Vowel
Alderman Court
State Street
Dean
Two Isles
Marshall Avenue
Wletcher
Miller
Grant Harrington
Alderimay Page
Mra
George Collins
B A. Hoeltzel
Julius Eaglein
W. O H. Porter
Carrie Walz
Cluny Kempfid
Willis Richards
Iidermay Dean
Duleenia
State
West Prospect
Swyth
Kyeler
Sexton
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Joe Deuel
Miss Mae Goodwin
Ithaca
Proeamonta
Universalist Church
Mae Goodwin
George Goodwin
West Hanover Street
Miss Goodwin
Ithacs
Pnemnonia
Ning Celuck
West Hanovertreet
Joe M. Getchell
Oubridge
Mas Goodwin
Getchell
T. Uu, A
Sperry
Dellvern
Joseph Horaliton
Sevoral
Holge Nelson
Mrs Boads
Np Circuit Court
George R. Taylor
H. W. Cavanaugh
Julius Gitford
Guarles Gorton
George Schwere
Ernest Bolt
Frank Kline
Homer
Charles DeBow
Prosecutor Hatch
Joseph Fish
Charles M Stevens
Powers
Frank G. Hoag
Charles L. Livingston
Eliza Reynolds
C. R. Mains
BIL
Proglaa
Otrenti
Nagery
Pofented
Sie
R U
Point West
Detroit
M. FP
Ryan
Acy J. Nagel
National Military Academy of West Point
Marshall Boys
Carl Amos Lohr
Exawination Weld
Tharodly Green Gruat
Weexty News
Ers
Madison Medicine Medicine Co
Nagel’s
Tad
J. Nagel
Earth
Bradshaw
Talso
Monarch
Bristol
Jenith
Ce. GC
Furniture Dealers and Funere
E. B. Hughes
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