Fourth of July Celebration in Marshall Planned with Parades
A grand Independence Day program unfolds in Marshall with crowds from Albion Homer Battle Creek and surrounding counties. A special Battle Creek train arrives eight o’clock and multiple civic groups G A R posts and bands will participate. Highlights include gas engine and hose races at 11, sprint events at noon and a 9:30 a.m. to midnight schedule of skating dancing and fireworks. Local merchants clergy and fire department prepare extensive entertainments and a large display of fireworks and park events finish with a grand dance at Park rink.
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Battle Creek
Albion
Homer
Michigan & Ohio Railway
Itia Cafe
Marshall
Messrs. Magee
Common Council
Paynent
Battle Creek German Band
Marshall Fire Departments
G. A.R. Poste
Ballevue
Dover
Battle Creek Dram Corpe
City Hall
Wolverine
Liberty
Deluge
L. Bradley
Bose
Fredonia and Marshall Glass Ball Cluba
Calhoun County
Park Rink
Muzic
Park Rink Fourth of July celebration at City Park
A July fourth program at Park Rink features a pyrotechnic display at eight oclock, races by fast skaters, and a grand dance from 830 to midnight with the German band of Battle Creek. Admission is ten cents. The rink floor is 100 by 70 feet of hard maple and is touted as the citys best dancing surface.
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Park Rink
Battle Creek
Paina
Vault in Oakridge Cemetery Plans Adopted in Marshall
A receiving vault for Oakridge Cemetery in Marshall was approved after council review of plans by Wetmore & Morse of Chicago. The granite front vault, cost about 2500 dollars, will be built on the cemetery bank with ornate doors, air tight chambers, and marble interiors. Construction to begin soon under a three-member committee’s contract. The feature vault will be visible from north and east and will include a dry, well-ventilated chamber for services.
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Perrinville
Byron Dean
Cheatnut
Clinton
River Street
Washington Avenue
Aaid Street
J. F. Guus
Hamilton & Day
J.M
Ald
Cemetery Committee
Board of Control
Ald. Peck
Brinkerhoof
Mansion Street
Geo. H. Ferguson
Ald. Brush
Madison Street
FE. L. Roberto
Oakridge Cemetery
Wetmore & Morse
Chicago
Cemetery Board of Control
W. H. Brown
Oakridge
Walla
Michigan
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Mammoth Clothing House
W J. W. Fletcher
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Fletcher
City
W. C. T. U. Aerve
S Tomorrow
Andrew Watson
Cronin Bros
Trinity Church
F. Snyder
Fredonia Glass Ball Club
Marahall
A. J. Rowley
Manley Houston
John Adams
Messrs. Magen & Nolan
Russell Miller
Eugene Wyckoff
J. B. Albaugh
A. Cleveland
W. L
E. E. Page
Andrew Flynn
Philip Keuble
J. M. Laber
Teaux
J. F. Gaus
Hove
Cearlra H. McClube
Eecordor
Auburn
Fredonia
Misa
Mary E. Fredenburg
A. N. McConaughey
Vian
M.j.gillett
Chickering
Steinway & Haines
M. J. Gillett
Marshall, Mich
Coleman Bros
Postoffice
Fine & General Family
J. W. Montague
F. H. Calcott & CO
Maraball
F.H. Calcott & CO
Gray Bros
Pingree & Smith Hough & Ford
Syracuse
N.Y
Detroit, Wich
Rochester
N. Y
Waukenphast
B. Webster
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