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Notable Marshall Citizen Frink Dies at 48
Norris J. Frink, longtime banker and public servant, dies after a brief illness at his home in Marshall. A Civil War veteran, he served as First National Bank cashier, school board director for years, and mayor after 1888 election. His funeral draws wide local and out‑of‑town attendance.
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Louis Noneman
Sidney White
Battle Creek
Eugene Bigelow
Miller
Portsmouth
Geo. Ferguson
N. Y
Chas. T. Worhaim
Chester P. Aldrich
Jane
Beckford
Hilly Phelps
Mansson St
Adorno Johnson
Newton
Minnie E. Millspaugh
Ross, Kalamazoo Co
Misa Livzie C. Facey
Green St. West
Jus. F. Martin
Wm. Martin
Michigan State Dental Association
Jackson
First National Bank
Mrr. Frink
H. W. Mumaw
Cleveland
Painaville
Grove
Nad Frinks
Marshall
Fife
Frink
Chicago
J. H. Kellogg
Battle Creek Sanitarium
Nora
Dobb's Ferry
Norris Joseph Prink
Joseph Colton Frink
Amelia Caroline Norris
Isabella W. Gorham
Charlea T. Gorham
Amelia Norris Frink
Kalamazoo
Louisville
Munfordsville
Bowling Green
Lebanon
Manson
Pegram
Loula~ville
Acton
North Carolina
Tiany Yoare
Rink
Marshall Commandery
Knights Templar
DaWitt Clinton
Grand Rapids
Grand
Michigan
C. Colegrove Post
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Detroit
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Knights of the Maccabees
Marshall Club
Vrink
Wm. Morrall
Trinity Episcopal Church
H. N. French
J. J. Morse
Wm. H. Dickey
Eugene P. Robertson
Frank Li Irwin
Albion
J. W. Fletcher
Wim. F. Hicks
Plaga
Board of Education
Norra J. Frink
Meridan
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