Local notes from Albion and surrounding towns
A survey of community updates including births, visits, and society events. Reports mention a newborn to Mr and Mrs Henry Polhomus, Dr Hahn's visit to the city, a Marshall club music night, and a range of church and civic activities. Mentions of Garrison's examination, lodge plans, and a body found in Battle Creek river are noted amid social gatherings and fundraisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crocker
Jeanetts Tiernay
Hahn
Marshall Club
The
Michigan Farmer
the Statesman
Garrison
Justice Tillotson
Battle Crook
Albion
Homer
Henry Polhomus
Howe
Ist
Partella K. O. T. M
Murray
Freed & Knight
E. G. Brewer
Meadames
C. T. Dickey
F. B. Snyder
E. J. Marshall
F. W. Dickey
Battle Creek
Arnold
Statesman
Nebraska
Goode
Express
J. F. Smailey
Lansing Bay
Mary Bosley
Boston
Nellie Bauer Ip
Grand Rapids
Mabel Alexander
L. Taloage
Grace Goodrich
Lansing
Connie Hayward
Fred H. Milla
E. BR. Mille
B. MacGahen
Slster
Nora MacGahen
Fred M. Salsbury
Wim, Kelley
Wm. Dunn
Lawton
Geo. O'Keefe
Elizabeth L. Grant
Mie Gapne
Las Wa
H. Brown
Davenpors Nf
Mr. Brown
A Symphony in Black by the Lady Minstrels at Marshall
A Marshall audience packed the venue for the Lady Minstrels show titled A Symphony in Black. Performers included Miss MacGahen, Miss Townsend, Miss Wright, Miss Burgdorf, and Mrs. Smiley with a varied program of songs, jokes, sketches, and a grand Amazon March drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Hulett
O'Grady
Ethel Wright
Norman Cradle
Mina Bertha Townsend
Mra. Smiley
Brown
Nora MacGahen
Amelia Prink
Phelps
Phil Joy
Thad Hackatt
Gaus
Misa Grace Burgdorf
Fance
Ada Dickey
Flossie Bradley
Margie Geer
Mesdames Stuart
Hitchcock
Ingersoll
Gorham
Saxe
Arthur
Maude Wagner
Nellie Page
Burgdorf
MacGahen
Simpkins
Bella
Daisy
Eily Hulett
Page
Jadieg
Minnee Tiny Bradley and Zoe Ward Shine in Hiphland Show
Minnee Tiny Bradley and Zoe Ward scored a decided hit in the Hiphland program though scenery flopped during live pictures. The audience called the entertainment the best amateur show, with refined minstrel acts and strong performances by Mrs. George Powell in the second edition of the first part replacing Miss Ethel Wright who was ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnee Tiny Bradley
Zoe Ward
Living Pictures
Maraball
MacGahen
Mra
George Powell
Echel Wright
Mra. Powall
Good David Danced in Praise of Charity Ball Sermon
Rev W L Swan argued at Universalist Church that dancing is a God planted instinct and a harmless, even praiseworthy social form. He urged embracing innocent pleasures, condemning excesses, and defended charity balls as proper when conducted with restraint and moral intention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. C
St. Mary’s Academy
Adam Blakeslee
Jhaelock
F. G. Strickland
Christian Church
Church of the Future
Universalist Church
Swan
Presbyterian Church
Amethodist
Epworth League
Womans Christian Tamperance Union
Mary
Lathrop
Michigan W.C.T. U
Dr. Graham
Jackson
W. KR. C
Phillip Phillips
Delaware
Ohio
Morrow
Europe
America
W. L. Swan
Marshalls Society
David
Elizabeth
Frederic
Also Mentioned on This Page
O’keefe
Mesaras
Myron
Aga Townsend
Arbeiter
Waduédday
Whilhon
Manover Street
Rathbone Sisters
K. P. Order
McConnell
Germania Orchestra
Aga Fenton
Aga
Lyon
Grave Lakes
Wolverine Hose Co
Rescue Hook & Ladder Co
Forbes House
Harry Hulett
L. IL. A
J. E Olay
New Palace
Pardoe & Longstaff
Fén
Landa
Kalamizoo
Charles Snyder
Willis Hammond
Miles Nellie Chisholm
Miss Chisholm
Hammond
Pitgree
Detroit
Charlotte Tribune
Focal
Jed
W. Divine
Mem
Morgan Alexander
League
Marshall
Moses
Mias MacGahen
Chicago
Milas Jesyle Jandell
Minnie Knight Randoren
Olive Bannatt
Miss Laughing
Miss Wrong
Oda
Randarad
U. S. Clothing House
MO. S. Southworth
E. Allen, Sacesman
Academy Music