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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1901

Page

3

Parish notes and visits in Ceresco and Parma area

A village column records visits among residents including Mrs. Win Campbell and Mrs. Bradt of Parma with Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey, returns from Fennville, estate matters appointing Marona Martin administrator for Mrs. Wm Harper, and local moves. It notes church service by Rev. Owen Moore, painting at a residence, mill teardown, and various social visits. An advertisement promotes Kellogg's Columbian Oil as a remedy for bronchial issues.

Edward Howard Chester Mofit J. W. Bell Perrin David Hero Parma

North Marango Ladies Aid to Meet at Miss Samson's Home

The North Marango Ladies Aid plans a Thursday after noon gathering at Miss Jennie Samson's home on May 9. Supper costs 10 cents. Local notes report residents visiting relatives, home improvements, a tea at the Marengo parsonage on May 4, and a successful Will Young social with readings by Mrs. Hiram Albertson and Mrs. Garfield.

North Marango Jennie Samson H. Simmons Técumseh Belding W. van Sickles W. Lord Sarah Lehr Loyd “Hughes Bert Smith Sloan Homer Marengo Village Marengo Will Young's Hiram Albertson Garfield German Thomas Lusk J. R.starks S. D. Smith

Clarence: Nancy Niabeols Injured Saturday in Serious Condition

Mrs. Nancy Niabeols was taken seriously Saturday and remains in a precarious state. Doctors Shurtleff and Dale attend. Lola Line visited Albion, and Davey Sealey with Nora and Bisoche Lewis guests of Miss Minnie Sine. Christian Endeavor met with Mrs. Martin Miller. about thirty attended. L. D. Fall and Ora Kimball spent two days in Bellevue. Orphan Line visited sister Mrs. Jay Snyder. Mrs. Frank Rogers sick but improving. Peter Line very ill for weeks. Lale Moist works for Walter Perrigo. Ladies Aid reports a meeting with Mrs. Wa. Rhodes on Wednesday.

Nancy Niabeols Shurtleff Dale Lola Line Albion Davey Sealey Nora Bisoche Lewis Minnie Sine Christian Endeavor Sontary Martin Miller L. D. Fall Ora Kimball Bellevue Orphan Line Jay Snyder Frank Rogers Peter Line Lale Moist Walter Perrigo Ladies Aid Wa. Rhodes

George W. Davis to Speak at Fredonia Congregational Church

Olivet College junior Geo W. Davis will speak at Fredonia Congregational Church Bundy Hall on Sunday evening. His topic is The Japanese and the Progress of Christianity. He will discuss Japan and the country’s modernization as seen from a Christian perspective, illustrating with points about faith and cultural change. The lecture targets general audiences including families and students.

Geo. W. Davis Olivet College Fredonia Japan Istead Gasby Bbe

Canadian Bernier Aims Arctic Drift Voyage Next Spring

Captain Bernier plans the first distinctively Canadian arctic attempt to reach the North Pole by drifting with a steel steamer in a moving ice field. He will use Marconi wireless and sledges to finish the journey, with government backing and Royal Geographical Society interest, despite long odds.

Evelyn Baldin Hapua North Pole Makaroff Capuilo J Bernier Gernler Siberia Greenland Sea Bernierntends Pole Fin Captain Bernier Dominion of Canada Royal Geographical Society of Britain J. E. Bernier Marconi Arctic Spitzbergen Bas Bald Lang Fou

Royal Dutch Communion Cup Gift to Queen Wilhelmina

A silver and wood cup, a wedding gift from the St Nicholas Society of New York in 1901, features Dutch and American emblems, medallions of Manhattan views, and figures of St Nicholas, Henry Hudson, Peter Stuyvesant, and Admiral Evertsen. The base includes New York church wood and the inscription to Her Majesty Queen Wilhelmina.

Holland Américia Perris New York Henry Hudson Wedallioi Manhattan Taland Néw ‘Amsterdam St. Nicholas Society St. Nicholas Henry Madson Peter Stuyvesant Admiral Evertgen New Amsterdam Wilhelmina St. Nicholas Society of

Boston Equestriennes Spark Public Sensation

Boston residents from Back Bay with Puritan names appeared riding astride at a recent horse show. The sight, described as a bold exhibition, challenged the city’s staid reputation and drew public attention to the equestrian display.

Boston Back Bay District

Improper Influence Alleged Over Juror in Civil Case

A New Haven civil case reports a juror allegedly influenced by pie given during a visit to the defendants at Fairhaven. The pie allegedly touched the juror’s judgment, and counsel moves to set aside the verdict.

Pip New Haven Fairhaven

Truncated Train Names Mentioned in Rail Schedule

A fragmentary OCR item lists several rail express names such as Mailand Express Kalamazoo Express and Night Express alongside unreadable numbers and stray punctuation, suggesting a station timetable slice with incomplete route identifiers. The readable segments point to multiple express services and destinations.

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