Battle Creek Wedding Celebrates 75 Guests at Home Ceremony
A stylish Battle Creek wedding took place at the home of Sheriff and Mrs. Herbert R. Williams on South Grand. Miss Mita Luvin wed Bing Chaxia Cow Groan in a ring ceremony by Rev. J Stewart. The reception featured green and white decor, a three course dinner, and many gifts as friends join in well wishes. Attendants included Wir and Mrs. B J Griswold and Mrs. G H Williams. The couple, popular in Battle Creek, plan to reside on Marshall Street after a brief wedding tour.
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Battle Creek
Herbert R. Williams
Grand
Mita Luvin
Bing Chaxia
J. Stewart
Independent Congregational Church of
Germania Orchestra
Wir
B. J. Griswold
G.H. Williams
Myandra
Green
Marshall Street
Battle Greek
Troc
Grovk
Paw News
Tong
Burglars Attempt Safe Robbery at Homer Bank
Sheriff Williams and deputies investigate an early Wednesday burglary at Homer Banking Company. Five men broke into the bank via a window on the east, stole a tool kit, triggered an alarm, and fled after shots from Dr. Welch. The safe combination was badly damaged and could not be opened.
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Williams
Homer
Homer Banking Company
Dr. Welch
Ted
Toom
Tragedy at Fredonia: J Morn Killed While Out Hunting
Twelve year old J Morn, son of Wright Morris, was instantly killed Wednesday while hunting with two other youths near Britreuy. He stumbled on a rock, fell, and while pulling out his shot gum the contents entered his body, tearing his breast. Coroner Church and Dr Foote investigated the scene.
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J. Morn
Wright Morris
Fredonia
Britreuy
Morris
Coroger Church
Dr. Foote
Dissent over judge’s light sentences in Albion case
Battle Creek Journal reports Prosecutor Hatch criticizing five year term for Thomas Kelley who shot Mrs. Davis and three year term for James Hickey who tried to rape a 10 year old girl. Hatch questions why a bicycle thief received five years and calls for accountability from Judge Winsor and county officers.
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Battle Creek Journal
Hatch
Thomas Kelley
Charles Davis
Albion
James Hickey
George KR
Battle Creek Township
Kelley
Hickey
Jackson
Davis
Winsor
Winson
Blaze at Kalamazoo furniture works prompts rapid response
A small fire broke out Tuesday evening at Marshall Furniture and Bebool Seau works on South Kalamazoo Avenue near the rail line. Fire crews arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze, which started near a cup where workers had been toiling that day. Miss Jan Dells will conduct pupils at the opera house Friday night.
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Marshall Furniture
Bebool Seau
South
Kalemunoo Cavenne
Sirest
Kalamazoo Avenue
Tire Deparmwent
Jan Dells
Drummond Circle Hosts Second Meeting At Wrights Home
The Drummond Circle met at Mr. and Mrs. Willittas home for their second gathering. Miss Oliva Bennett sang while Mrs. Foley's prepared paper praised women's courage and roles in war and caregiving. The next meeting is set for December third at Mr. and Mrs. N. Wright’s home.
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Drummond Circle
Mra. Willittas
Oliva Bennett
Foley
Joy
Red Cross
N. Wright
Marriage Licenses List Pairs From Several Cities
The notice records multiple marriage license pairings including Jessy Burch of Fredunis with Mauda Howe of Newton and Charlee Burlong of Fredovin with Rhoda Lee of Marshall. Additional couples include William W. French with someone from Punvis Bay Wheeler, Irwin J. Butler with Lulu Decker, Breck M. Peck with Florence B. Deyoe, Witla Lazor Buringtea with Cyvil Wright, and Chair Guy Gresn with Ela Lowise Williamy.
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Charlee Burlong
Fredovin
Rhoda Lee
Marshall
William W. French
Wheeler Buth
Battle Creek
Irwin J. Butler
Pennfield
Lulu Decker
Burry Guunty
Breck M. Peck
Florence B. Deyoetoik
Sibion
Witla Lazor Buringtea
Cyvil Wright
Acrescu
Guy Gresn
Ela Lowise Williamy
Marehel
Daily Rows LU cule and notices
Fragmented OCR text offers limited readable facts including titled item and scattered terms LU cule and wees Neobetes. Preserve as best possible summary with named entities and dates not inferable from remaining text.
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Wees
Death of John Leek Leaves Arnold Murder Mystery Unsolved
John Leek, a Black man once tied to the Battle Creek killing of George Arnold six years ago, died at Nichols hospital. Authorities believed he held key facts about the murder and disposal of the body, but his delirium ended any confession. He had no known relatives and previously worked as a porter at the Royal and Herndon hotels.
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John Leek
George Arnold
Battle Creek
Nichols Hospital
Battle Greek
Arnold
Leek
Star
Royal and Herndon
Probate Court calendar listing duties for next week
Judge Lang will hear cases in probate court over the next week including claims for estates of William V. Olney John Powell Margaret Wiles and others. Sessions cover assignments of real estate determinations of heirs final accounts discharges of executors and hearings on insane estates and wills with several dates in late November.
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Frances Francisco
Navy
Edward I. Glover
Albert Ewer
George J. Brow
Esate
Clarissa Johnston
Eliza J. Ferris
Correction on salaries of agent and driver in Marshall
A Detroit letter corrects a previous Daily News Marshall notice about salary cuts. Supt. Smith of the American Exyrrena Co says the agent and driver salaries and horse keeping payments were not reduced. He notes rent changes for office space but asserts no salary reductions occurred.
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Detnoir
Mich
Daily News
Marshall, Mich
Marshall
Stuart
Gardiner
W. J. Hindenach
Har. C. E. Hindenach
Foster's Weather Forecast Summary for Late November
Foster's bulletin predicts a Pacific coast disturbance around November 25, crossing the Rockies by November 26, then reaching the Great Central Valleys and eastern states by late month. A warm wave follows west of the Rockies, with cooler conditions across the Great Central Valleys and eastern states by December 2. Week ending November 24 should run near normal temperatures with deficits in rainfall.
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Foster
Continent
Pacific Coast
Rockies
Great Central Valleys
Eastern States
Great Central
Ohio Valley
Missouri Valley
Venison sale blocked by new game law
The Marshall public faces venison shortages as the latest law restricts sale of any deer parts despite hunters being allowed to gift meat. It notes people may hunt, or rely on friends, because selling venison is forbidden and butchers cannot sell it legally.
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Marshall
Murghell
Bortealth
Toyesys
Local Notes and Marriages Amid Busy Michigan Towns
Mrs. Kittie Clark wed Mr. Dart in Chicago. St Marys Academy enters second music quarter. Rumor of smallpox false. Mrs O’Leary ill with grip. St Cecelia feast marked by private party. Marshall Lodge 105 is 7th largest in state with 580 members. Local farmer William Olney yields 1100 bushels from eight acres. Under Sheriff Williams brings L D Link and Charles Gilbert to jail on burglary and larceny charges. Rural free delivery carriers to rise to 6000 by December. Branch and Calhoun counties fear timber depletion as lumber prices rise. October deaths total 2,548 in Michigan. Battle Creek 18, Albion 3, Marshall 3, others listed. Poetry tone through the town notes and a Thanksgiving ball announced for Partallo. Will attend Williams-Green wedding. eggs rise to 22 cents locally. Mrs Agnes Tyler dies in Detroit from poisoning. local tributes and charitable efforts noted. Marshall fire brigade thanks the local council. Thanksgiving food drive by W O T U planned. Burglaries strike Bellevue homes. notable thefts and escapes described. Weekly and daily paper costs noted.
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Maggie O'Leary
Williams
L. D. Link
Charles Gilbert
Battle Greek
Mas
Agnes Tyler
John B. Tyler
Fort St
East
Detroit
Marshall Fire
H. W. Cavanagh
Marshall
Homer
Presbyterian Church
A. A. Gardanier
Charles Legge
Baker
Harris
Talyeo
Newton
Kueberly
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L. Werstein
L. P. Werstein
Dee Allen
Lily Mead
Richard Hicks
F. H. Skinner
Ada Skinner
W. H. Skinner
B. I. Skinner
J. June Titus
Frances H. Titus
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Charles Brewer
Harl Newman
J. Rathburn
Marion Chatterton
Beach
W. D. Jennings
Cartlon Hodges
P. Coy
C. F. Davis
C. EB. Flagg
Kalamazoo
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Minneapolis
J. Kiyrris
Weadueaday
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Pudge Winsor
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Mra. Foley
Jessy Burch
Fredunis
Mauda Howe
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Probate Court
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Leedle Bros
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St. Mary's Academy
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Calhoun
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Emmett
Predonia
LeRoy
Marengo
Marshallt
Newtons
Tekoncha
Tekonsha Village
Herndon
Potter
Mattie Wagner
Herndon Hotel
William Raby, Jr
Henry Tuckwenhagen
Eckford Township
Hogmyre’s Hall
Partallo
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Clark
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Grace Preston
J. Staw~art
Ada Willitts
A. Howes
Mina Kimball
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