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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
4
The Gldeal Newspaper in Calhoun County appears in a republication notice announcing the Statesman seventy second year edition and regional coverage across Calhoun County with archival intent and ongoing local reporting support.
The Bequest of Charles P Brown valued around twenty thousand dollars to fund a public hospital may be thwarted by a likely contest, dulling local enthusiasm for a hospital and delaying the project for years. Opposition to the scheme has persisted, while the city’s need for living patient care remains evident and inadequately addressed.
A collage of humorous lines and political quips about pork barrels wool schedules and North Pole tales plus a quote on aging from Leane M Shaw former Treasury secretary. The piece mixes satire on Bryan politics weather and pop culture with a brief aside from The Sunday Magazine about aging and shoes.
Pupils of Mrs. Hewitt L. Coleman presented a varied program featuring Hickory Dickory Deck and several songs with names such as Crosby Adams Isabel Swartout and Emmy Bak er. The event showcased Mrs Coleman's training and the students’ refined musicianship in an intimate parish setting.
A concise, old style quip notes that beauty often outshines brains, yet clever minds still capture attention. The line juxtaposes charm and intellect with a playful jab at precedence.
The price by mail is two dollars for the publication. Details on the sale offer and ordering options are provided, with potential regional availability noted.
A city program lists piano pieces and songs performed by Mrs. Gorsline and Miss Murphy with Prof Barnes, plus a dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John B. Garver with a guest list including Mrs. S. Hammond and several others. Lawn social on Wallace Willets' lawn raises funds for the Athletic association. Local clubs meet. residents travel, recover from operations, and plan upcoming trips and conventions.
A string of short notices lists residents and guests visiting or traveling. Entries mention Maury Melborn planning travel abroad for language study, Miss Amelia Hirth and Louise Vernor renewing teaching posts in Grand Rapids, Mrs. Frank Mitchell visiting Franklin Park, and several others visiting Battle Creek Albion Tekonsha Chicago and Jackson.
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