Calhoun County Sunday School Convention Set for Oct 15 16
Calhoun county Sunday School association will hold its fourteenth annual convention at the Baptist church in this city on Monday and Tuesday October 15 and 16. Each city and township is entitled to a delegate to nominate officers, with entertainment arranged by Miles Townsend and others. A full program includes praise services, Bible lessons, open conferences, and reports, with a closing business and elections. Officers and committee members are listed, including FS Goodrich as president and W A Powell as secretary.
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Calhoun County
Baptist
W. A. Powell
Miles Townsend
Marshall
S.C. French
Wallace Mann
Jesse Treadwell
Carrie Moe
W B Rolfe
AH Bailey
J H Emmons
Mra
J G Biery
Alfred Day
Ernest Burnham
Frank Hiscock
Philemon
Joseph Hamilton
Palestine
J W Davida
Mat
Bertha Rodgers
Miss Rodgers
WT Jaques
W T Jaques
FS Goodrich
Tax Henshaw
W A Powell
A M Murray
Irene Clyzby
W J MecKone
JC Ford
Emma Borleigh
J.T Cook
D Hutehina
H Pratt
J M Borough
Township Supervisors Consider Clerks Certification Change
The board convened at the courthouse with Chairman Hamilton in charge. A claims committee report covered the first 72 items, recommending allowance except one, and the report was tabled for Thursday. Willison proposed requiring township clerks to certify exact appropriation figures to the county clerk, a move toward stricter compliance with the law. A four member special committee was formed to study the change. Delegations from 27 Burlington taxpayers sought boundary changes for the village, referred to a new committee. Additional committees addressed soldiers relief, the county clerk, and condolence resolutions for A. J. Randall of Tekonsha. The poor house inquiry continued as the session adjourned on motion.
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Hamilton
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Committee On Claims
Willison
Hatch
Bascom, Martin and
Mack
Burlington
Ashley
Martin
Peot
Snyder
Hank
Bull
Soldiers Relief Committee
Crandall
Caldwell
Freeman
Albertson
Peet
A. J. Randall
Tekonsha
Local happenings and social notes in Marengo area
Hoyt's A Brass Monkey to play at the opera house next Saturday. Michael Trichilo moves his fruit stand near Murphy's store to the tea store location. The Rundle Frye wedding in Lee township took place at the brides parents home. J T Vernor’s giant tomato vine grows to eight feet high, photo by Holland Cook. A grand opening party at Adams hall with Freed and Knight’s orchestra on Friday Oct 12. S A Flint’s death leaves a vacancy on the board. Clarendon officials noted. Julius Nagel sells a Kalamazoo store, prices beat home options. Adelbert Albaugh and Miss Bertha Moata wed at Iso mer Burlingame’s home with Rev Pattison officiating. The News, 10 cents a week.
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Hoyt's
Opera House
Board of Supervisors
Michael Trichilo
Murphy's
Lee
J. T. Vernor
Newa
Holland Cook
Adams Hall
Marengo
Freed
Knight
Albion Mirror
A. Flint
Clarendon Township
Flint
Clarendon
F. J. Dibble
Julius Nagel
Kalamazoo
Julius
Adelbert Albaugh
Bertha Moata
Sheridan Township
Isomer
Burlingame
East State Street
Rev
T. N. Pattison
Bryan Talk Delays Meeting To 2 PM Thursday
The gathering adjourned to 2 o clock Thursday so all could see and hear Col. W. J. Bryan. The decision aims to give every attendee a full opportunity to observe the speech and engage with the featured speaker.
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Col. W. J. Bryan
Imperial Struggle and Pao-Ting-Fu Expedition Outline
A Shanghai dispatch reports Triads defeating imperial troops near Kowloon and gaining adherents while Russian forces push into Manchuria, threatening Mukden. In Tientsin, an expedition to Pao-Ting-Fu is set for Friday with 7,000 troops from Britain, Germany, France and Italy.
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Kwang Heu
London
Shanghai
Kowloon
Port Arthur
Mukden
Manchuria
Kintka
Primorsk
Amur
Tientsin
Pao-Ting-Fu
Aeronaut Dies After Balloon Fall At Wisconsin Fair
A. P. Deer, an aeronaut from Chicago, fell to his death when his balloon burst after rising to 200 feet at Gay's Mills fair. The ascent drew 5,000 spectators. The parachute failed to open after the balloon exploded, causing a fatal impact that crushed his jaw nose and arm. Deer died within minutes during his 321st ascent in 12 years.
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Gay's Mills
Wis
A. P. Deer
Chicago
Deer
First Drummond Circle Holds Opening Meeting of Season
About twenty five members attended the Drummond Circle’s first season meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Church. Ernest Burnham delivered a clear talk on Ancient and Modern Philosophy with strong outline ideas. Mrs. E. G. Brewer led a lively paper discussion and Mrs. J. M. Griffith introduced Timely Topics as the literary segment. The violin contributions from Mrs. Cyril Bruce Smith added a musical touch.
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Drummond Circle
W. .F. Church
Ernest Burnham
E.G. Brewer
J. M. Grifith
Cyril Bruce Smith
Exquisitely Rendered Social Hour Completes Concert
The vocal selections, rendered in George B. Gookens baritone with Miss Ingersoll, elicited enthusiastic applause. In the social hour that followed, old time cheer prevailed, and by ten o'clock the company separated, full of appreciation and golden prophecies.
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George B. Gookens
Political Pointers Speakings Swing Voters This Week
P T Colegrove of Hastings will speak at the opera house Tuesday night in support of the Republican Party. Hon. E D Williams, Democratic candidate for congress, will address the city on Saturday. Col Bradshaw of Kentucky will speak on the issues at the Junction in Cenins Thursday Oct 18 at 7 pm. An old fashioned pole raising accompanies the notices and ads advertise a competent girl for general housework and room to rent with piano.
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P. T. Colegrove
Hastings
Opera House
Mr. Colegrove
D. Williams
Williams
Gol. G. G. Bradshaw
Kentucky
Cenins
Col. Bradshaw
NEXT PRESIDENT HERE (Continued from Lat Page)
Speaker attacks imperial policies and Philippine policy as the crowd hears a Bryan speech cut short by a three car special. Galloway, the Marshall auctioneer, notes the event ending as the next president’s visit concludes.
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Dewey
Mark Hanna
Mr. Bryan
Also Mentioned on This Page
County Sunday School Association
I K Henshaw
Mra J T Cook
L N Pattison
M_ Rorabacher
Mrs K Davin
GS Kimball
W J Mc Kone
A Hi Bailey
William J. Bryan
the Daily News
ISA
Louden
Marshall Wagon & Windaill CO
R. A. Bentley
Iisa
W. F. Church
Fletcher
Fletcher Sarosiise ‘Goods
Fletcher Tilloeate
Wagner Block
Political Pointers
Mrg. O
Schmidt
Stewart Ave
Jacxson Aui
Doulina
High St
Trule
E. A. Galloway
Marshall, Mich
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