City notes and community life in Marshall area
Read of church services and social events in Marshall and nearby towns. Changes of ownership, real estate deals, school and court news, skating events, a fire loss, and plans for meetings, all reflecting a busy regional scene in late March. Named locals include Mrs. Sibley, Mr. Hamilton, John Taylor, and Bishop Burgess among others.
Death of Rev Hiram Hall at Niles and Coyle Elevator Accident
The Rev Hiram Hall longtime M E church leader in this city died at his Niles home from heart disease on Saturday. His funeral was held Tuesday at the Niles M E church. James A Coyle, former local reporter now in Detroit, survived a lift accident at the paper building when the elevator cinched him between car and shaft wall. He was treated at St Marys hospital and reported improving. No bones broken and injuries internal not dangerous. The cause of the elevator mishap is believed to be Coyle pulling the rope before stepping aboard due to poor sight.
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J. I. Noyes
St. Mary’s Hospital
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Besa
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Paul
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Nebraska
Mina A. Fay Hendryx
Lansing Telegram
Bria
Joan Paxton
McCarl
Robert Payton
Daniel Roas
Chatham
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Marshall People in Briefs From Across Town
Local notes report numerous residents visiting with friends and traveling this week. Ed. Larkin and others from Chicago and Grand Rapids are seen in Marshall. many plan trips to Dakota, Nebraska, or New York, with several officials and editors making stops or moving on.
Boy Wonder Beeson to Exhibit at Park Rink All Week
Charles E Beeson known as the Boy Wonder will perform nightly at Park rink next week with a maple floor for better exhibitions. The nineteen year old from Muncie Ind attracts crowds with handsprings on skates and potential earnings from fifty to five hundred dollars. He impressed Marshall audiences recently and will again entertain with the city band providing music. Admission is kept affordable to draw large attendance.
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