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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1911
Page
5
A lengthy village notice reports resignations at the Dutch school and new appointments. It notes Dr Foreman at Central Dental Cente and B A Stuart planning to erect no new houses at the old mill site.
Mrs. John H. Paxton a longtime Convis township resident died suddenly on a Wednesday morning at about 15. She awoke and while preparing breakfast her heart failed. Her husband found her and a doctor arrived too late. Born in Predonia she was about sixty five and married Mr. Paxton thirteen years ago. She is survived by a half sister Mrs. Andrew Christal and a half brother Willard Begole. Funeral from the home Saturday at 1 66 o clock with interment at Oakridge Cemetery.
Mayor Sardy announced the 1937 committee appointments at the council meeting. Appointments include Fivasco Bigelow Schneitman and the recorder for street and bridge Weber Church Sehnaitman for sidewalk Chapman Lansing Thunder for fire department Setnaitinim Weber and Rose. sewer Scheaiiman Chapman Ghureh. ordinance Rose Schnattman Bigelow. cemetery Thunder Chapman Weber. water works and public lighting Lansing Church Bigelow. paving Lansing Church and Invoice Thunder Bigelay Rose. The committee tenure will be finalized next week.
The piece lists church groups with member counts and services at Vingent and Tid Catholic parishes, notes a Sunday school with ten pupils, mentions local newspapers The Statesman and a Republican paper, plus Fire Company No. 2 with limited equipment. It describes a cornets band, four livery stables, and Marshall as Calhoun county seat with a court house and jail. It also records Calhoun circuit court terms for 1858 and 1855 and county population in 1831.
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