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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1911

Page

9

Republican City Convention Names Ticket For City Office

A Republican city convention held to select candidates for mayor recorder and treasurer faced only minor contention. Chas. W. Dobbins was chosen for mayor, John F. Gauss for recorder, and Jas. N. Gustin for treasurer amid debates over whether H. J. Good would accept. The convention pressed ahead, appointing committees and delaying adjournment while seeking Good's participation.

H. J. Good Chas. W. Dobbs S. F. Dobbins Dobbins Hce Harry Mamaw James N. Gustin E. B. Simons Mamaw J. NM. Hatch Gustin Oitke Hatch J. F. Gauss Gauss Clyde Cortight Cortright Jay Hatch J. M. Hatch E. E. Simmons O. J. Renegar Kleindvist Noaselty S. Scott Mr. Good Mr. Scotts Mrs. Good Wm. Smith EB. E. Simmons Bir Good David Walkinshaw O. J. Gar W.coleman A. 2. Grobens Mros Oling Agalash

Ward Nomination Proceedings Across Four Wards

Nomination caucuses elected supervisors and aldermen by acclamation in four wards. Key figures included E E Simmons as supervisor and J Gregg as ward chair, with ballots casting for Bigelow and Gray in one ward and Painter Renigar and Downsend winning in others. Ward committees named Gillett Gustin and Dobbs among others, with expected withdrawals and fills anticipated.

Adole Tive D. Gitle John EB Tary O. Miller Doa Eedi Pendill Miller Siderman EL. Bigelow Firet Ward M. J. Gillett J. N. Gustin Wm. Gray Wyourth W. FP. Nfindenach Edward Dobbins Miles Downsend Gilbert Lathrop cConstabbie Dell, Green W. F. Sindenah Blood Edward Dobns

Republican Town ship Nominations for Venvis Eskford and surrounding areas

Republican caucuses nominated ticket slates across Venvis Eskford and neighboring towns. Key choices included supervisor candidates Jas E Walkinshaw in Venvis and C W Lewisy in Eskford, with officers such as clerks, treasurers, high overseers, and judges named for each locale. The reports list numerous names for clerk treasurer overseer and party posts reflecting broad local nomination activity.

Venvis Jas E. Walkinshaw E. W. Scott van Pendill Treas Thos. Hamilton Ugh. Com'r Alfred Ackley Chriis Vals Fred Brandt Key Thos. Gale Wees

Nancy Boyer at the Empire this April week

Nancy Boyer returns to the Empire for a seven day engagement starting April 10. The performances run throughout the week with audience expected to pack the venue.

Nancy Boyer the Empire

Pine Creek District School History Chronicle

A retrospective from Pine Creek district No. on March 18, 1847 notes early efforts to build a school house and appoint a moderator. Contracts awarded to Edgar Cheesebrough and R L Clark, with funding decisions, wood quotas, and teacher pay detailed. The log frame building evolved, with years 1853 to 1868 marked by term lengths, painting, and wood purchases. Notable figures include Rev Gould as builder and Rev Gould’s son hauling lumber. The district boasted long-serving teachers and a reputation for high eighth grade exams, led by current director Chichester, assessor C B Rolfe, and moderator David Rishel.

Pudeeph Weig Edgar Cheesebrough R. L. Clark W. M. Coplin James Winters G. W. Willard J. Wright E. Cheesebrough Reed Gould The Baptist Church Athans R. Miller Wm. M. Coplin C. Abbott Albert Dickinson Helen Thompson Amelia Stimpson Orlando Church Julia Sanders B. Elsworth Edgar Stimpson Miss Halil D. W. Lawrence Mary Bushnell Martha Scotford Mary Patterson Kite Day Hannah Kilsey Jennie Hiscock Helen Rial Addie Rolfe Hannah Gilborn Emmys Crawford Emma Abbott Eliza Vanderburg Addie Harris Mary Fleisher Loyina Underwood Lyman Clark Addie Johnson Nettie Johnson Robert Cane Amelia Richards Alice Spencer Elmer Reed Alice Hoskins Marshall Bacon Nellie Bennett F. E. Nixon Mary Etz Walter Hammet Corsa Graves C. B H. Worthington Marguerite Agnew Ruth Kushnall Guy Fisk Ada Putmen Glenna Lunt Lillian Hadwin E. L. McPherson Frank Hollister Andrew DeMott Clayton Crandall Sherman Wilson Fred Carr James L. Graves Geo. W. Davis Misa Grege V. D. Lee Chichester C. B. Rolfe David Rishel

House And Barn Burned Near City

About two o'clock Saturday afternoon, fire from grass burning along Rice Creek spread to John Welles’s premises east of the city. A spark carried on the wind ignited the roof and shingles, destroying the barn and house. Firefighters and a crowd fought the blaze but the buildings burned to ashes. Welles saved most contents. Loss likely 5000 on barn and 1500 on the house. The home had been recently repaired and well furnished.

John Welles Rice Creek Welles Place Welles

John W Vogel's Big City Minstrels at Empire Theatre

John W Vogel's Big City Minstrels will be seen at the Empire Theatre on Tuesday April 4. The company is about fifty strong with a notable roster. Manager Vosep promises a standard show, with The Radical Palace an elaborate new first act set to be presented for the first time, touted as the most beautiful and costly ever used by any troupe.

John W. Vogel Big City Empire Theatre Vosep

No Celebration This Year in Marshall Discussed

Business leaders met at M. D. Gills to decide on Marshall's annual celebration. Most favored postponing due to fair grounds disruption and summer repairs, with some proposing reallocating funds to the library or band support. The Harvest Festival was praised as a community connector, though opinions varied on canceling or continuing the event.

M.D. Gills Marshall Huyler Killings Dobe Oins Ethan Allen Wm, Gray H. J Good Kt. $. Scott Clas. Parker M. J. Gulett Jay Cronin Jim Beckwich Grandy Lie City Sec'y Lansing Carl Weber

Petitions for Good Roads Draw Local Backers

Ex state representative J M Hatch leads a drive to fund road building to Lyon Lake and Battle Creek. He proposes 100 signers each pledge 3 per mile of new travel road, covering costs around 1250 per mile under state law. He urges cooperation from Lyon Lake cottages farmers and Battle Creek residents for a lasting improvement.

J. M. Hatch Lyon Lake Hatch Battle Creek

Bride of U G Rickert in Akron Ceremony

Miss Gertrude Lillien Borough and Mr. A Garfield Rickert were married in Akron Ohio the ceremony led by Dr A B Church president of Beacb wlooliega Prof Rickert to visit relatives in Wadsworth Medina and Cleveland for a week before returning for spring term opening They will live at the Borough home for the rest of the school year Miss Borough is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Borough and is highly regarded while Prof Rickert is well known for his residence 183

Gertrude Lillien Borough A. Garfield Rickert Akron Ohio A. B. Church Beacbwlooliega Prof Rickert Wadsworth Medina Cleveland Borough Miss Borough J. M. Borough Highee

Democratic County Convention Names Local Ticket

The Democratic County Convention at Arbeiter Hall nominated Ernest C. Sandy for mayor, Wm. C. Muck for recorder, Sam N. Osborn for treasurer, and H. A. Clute for justice of the peace. William Boyd elected city committee chairman as the session adjourned amid applause and cigar celebrations by about 200 attendees.

Ernest C. Sandy C. Muck Sam N. Unborn Henry A. Cly Wm. E Arbeiter J.C. Beckwith R. FP. Grant Grant Representative Democracy Marshall W. G. Noneman John Dunn Mr. Grant J. ©. Beckwith J. W. Grace Permanent Organization and Order of Business C .T. Fetcher Colin Sipelak Peter J. J. Higgins Committee On Permanent Organization and Order of Business J.J. Fahey J. E. Wisel Joy G. £. Wimitls W. A. Lane C.D. Pletcher B.C. Sandy Sandy Ba C.T. Frewner C. MM. Noneman Sandy Bradshaw Wo. C. Muck Muck L.S. Soy N. Osborn Michigan Osborn R. Grant Fahey Wm. Jaeckle Ita L. N. Giroux L. N. Ostern Wm. Tackle Justice P. Hayes P. Fletcher Mr. Bayes Wai Jaelle C. M. Noneman M.S. DeLavergne G. A. Houck Stone H. A. Vlote Gus Daviss Jaeckle M. Noneman Noneman C.T. Fletcher G. A. Hauck Figtvher J. M. Borough H. A. Clue Wain. Boyd Ald. Webar Jo C. Beckwith

Ward Nominations FIRST WARD Summary

BR. F. Grant served as chairman and H. QD. Lansing as secretary in the first ward nominations as announced, the record lists key figures and organizational roles for the assembly.

BR. F. Grant Chaiman H. QD. Lansing Keke Biel Anclansation

Ward ticket details in fourth ward slate report

The document lists party figures and roles for the fourth ward ticket. Names include L. N. Giroux as chairman and J. J. Higgins as treasurer, with Antone Beles as supervisor, Carl Weber as alderman, and Clarence Srlejegel as constable. Ward committees name Giroux Higgins Weber and others.

Aceliwation Fahey Sonstable John Bean John Keuble J. Fahey J. W. Bradshaw L. N. Giroux Peer J.J. Higgins Acela Antone Beles Carl Weber Clarence Srlejegel

Democrat Township Nominations Prompt Local Slates

Democratic nominees listed for town supervisor treasurer and justice across multiple townships. Names include Wm. Lak Clark Joe Daniels Theodore Powers Dolph Enos Samuel F Teeter Geo. Martin Sam Wooley John Gordon Frank Best Irving Chamberlain Henry Ed Wise Homer Clute Stanley Wood Geo. Rundie W. H. Thomas Geo. Dedrick Clint Wetmore Herbert Murray Matthew Thomas Lan Harwood Oscar VanArman Wil Ron-2 Burton Hunt Peter Volce Fred Gale Verne Owen Clarence Follett C. 5 Andrews Wa A. Sehwark Albert Shrey C. Kirkland Frank Townsend Albert Rambaud Seedorph Jake Lutz Joe Case Wewig Mains John C. Cooper W. E. Marston Slaney Clute Elmer Bosserd Sid penny A. O Pattison WW. W. Williams Myron Bolles Bert Langle Ralph Hughes Beart Orsteete A Hasbrouck Joseph Dobberstein Greenman Scott Lawrence P. Abbott Frederick Katz Wm Shanley C J Fox L P Root John Willerick W W Wilson A J Vaudes Geo. Maight Gilbert White Geo. Clare Walter Scorn Fred Randall Milo Coass Leonard Brooks Verne Wagner.

Homer Clute Stanley Wood Geo. Rundie High W. H. ‘Thomas Geo Dedrick Clint Wetmore Herbert Murray Matthew Thomas Lan Harwood Oscar VanArman Wil John C. Cooper W. E. Marston Slaney Clute Elmer Bosserd Sid Penny High A. O Pattison Khan A. Hasbrouck Joseph Dobberstein Greenman Scott Larence P. Abbott Fredonia Frederick Katz Wm. Shanley C. J. Fox L. P. Root John Willerick W. W. Wilson A.J. Vaudes Tonnes Geo. Maight Gilbert White Geo. Clare High Walter Scorn Fred Randall Constable Milo Coass Leonard Brooks Verne Wagner

Albion City Ticket and Ward Nominations Form Local Ticket

Republicans unite in Albion to nominate a city ticket led by Mayor Wm. Bamer and clerk O. Shepard. Ward tickets name supervisors and aldermen across four wards with several constables. Democrats nominate Austin for mayor, Noyes for treasurer, amid prior election disputes and student-voter legality questions. Great preparations for Hillsdale fairs and Oct. 2 election dates are noted.

Tine Republicans Albion Wm. Bamer O. Shepard Graves Push G. Perkins Henry Keeky W.peuiboane Leonard Otto Conrad Ran Adeh Tidermer Toanesd Clarence Trine Albion Democrats WLW Austin W. B. Noyes W. J. Morse A. F. Cooper Cooper Nayar Bailey Battle Creek

Also Mentioned on This Page

Republican City Convention Chas. Dollins Jm, Sustin John Gauss Recorder W. J. Gregg C. ©. Miller I Church G. V J. Gregg O. O Milles Walkinshaw Third Ward Eb, J. Marshall J. P. Hughes Tricket Upervisor J E. Painter Vyerman O. J. Renigar Constable Ww. Hopkins Ward Womies I A. Rapp C. J Reniger H. E. Painter J. J. M.vourn Chas. Rundle L. V. Greenfield D. B. Jacobs John Sellen Joe White Henry French Clarensdon Doolittle W. B. Lawrence Chas. Heavey Geo. C. Baligatine W. H. Sanders Cornelius Thuax Jas. Bolton J. E. Crosby Geo, Blake Ray Henning A. Drake Frank Hoyt Ad. Beeson Z. Canright WBR Sackrider Mer W."t. Hamilton Tt. D. Gardner H. E. Shear Edward Linton Igh G. I. Kiefer Jenna Koons Frank Chamberlin Sewton Bert Smith Wax. Palmer Pine Creek John Wells Big City Minstrels Brary Fund Contin MR. Hatch Gertrude U. G. Rickert Sam Osborne H. A. Clute Justice of the Boyd Democrat Clarendon Wm. Lak Clark Rein Knickerbocker Joe Daniels Theodore Powers Igh Com Corneting Dolph Enos Samuel F. Teeter BOMER Geo. Martin Clark Sam. Wooley John Gordon Frank Best Irving Chamberlain Henry Acthias Geo. Wise Ler Leroy Burton Hunt Peter Volce Fred Gale Verne‘Owen Clarence Follett Andrews A. Sehwark Albert Shrey C. Kirkland High Com Frank Townsend Chas Kate Justicé Albert Rambaud Jake Lutz Joe Case Eewig Albion City Ticket
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