Religious and social notices fill Eckford area page
The Ladies and society of the Baptist church plan a Wednesday meeting at Mrs Silas Phelps with forenoon prayers and Thursday afternoon hosting by Mrs Sluiary Phelps. A reunion at the Lewis home features three Lewis siblings and a combined age and weight of seven decades. Market rates list rutabaga eggs lard pork apples brandy potatoes onions and wheat with various cents and dollars. Various residents travel visit and entertain including Goo Bell in Olivet and the Smiths in Eaton Rapids. A spell of events includes a slide show at Congregational church a trip south by local pastors and several visitors from Battle Creek Homer and Jackson. Marriages births and deaths are noted with local civic events including Eaton county fair attendance and a new monument for B H Sluggt. Marengo Eckford and North Marengo host meetings and services as Rev J Webster preaches and a new candidate for political office is discussed. Hood's Pills are mentioned as a liver remedy.
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Ladies and Society of the Baptist Church
Silas Phelps
Sluiary Phelps
Baptist Church
I. AL. Lewis
Mra. Lewis
Goo, Bell
Olivet
J. Bell
Mato Smith
Eaton Rapids
Auater
Emily
S. Pelera
Traverse City
Lillian Jerome
CG. P. Smith
Ben Aleveopticon
Congregational Church
Canty
Mra
D. Austin
Toledo
Phelps
Warren Boyle
Renton
J. Bartlett
Chas. Seauthworth
Eugene Vero
Mill Creek
Ind
F. Mero
John Bender
Battle Crook
Chastiochevy
Mark
Lewis
H.W. Harbridge
Wyandotta
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Mr. Longman
Oliver
E.W. Harbridge
Will Kelley
Battle Creek
J. Hetztar
Ed Allen
Daughters
David Godfrey
Granger
H. J. Sykon
H. Randall
Plaina
Missouri
Randall
Nichols
J. Demorest Tan
Chas
Vilage
Davia
Tekeeaha
Roland Wheeler
Millville
N.wv
Henry Auranch
Wheeler
J. P. Keep
New York
Bert Waleh
Marshall
Mere
Wmn
Derria
F. R. Randall
Melkford
Belragew
A. J. Robinson
Albion
Newman
Enos Clarendon
Corey Tekousha
Corey Takonsta
M.A. Kelley Tekongla
Lewis Merrifield
Lewis Merrifield Tekonsha
Wa. Dorris Tekousha
Harry Randall Tekousha
Helu
Wand Mra
Newton
Byron A
Harry Blohant
Doss Dwight
la Allward
Lou Cameron
Lulu Cameron
F. A. Talmage
Union City
Happy Decker
Freda Newton
Henry Allwardt
S W. A. Root
Joseph Carnes
Tekonsha Oct 1 social notices and meetings update
Mrs HG Sebring visits daughter in South Chicago. Debates among groups postponed a week. Various residents visit, travel plans and local events noted including a large birthday gathering for Mrs Laura Gilbert with many elders attending. A concert and church activities planned, plus business notices and a string of home visits and farm tasks.
Local Crime and Village Notes Highlight Town News
Burglary at John W Brinkey home leaves unknown thieves with coats and a pocketbook. Ambrose Dickinson found dead in his stable after attempting to move a bull. Local marriages include Miss Fannie Redfield to Justin Gray and Clarence Bentham to May Belle Ellick.
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Bomer
John W. Brinkey
Guine Moury
Ambrose Dickinson
Butler
Homer
Jie
Albert Andrugbay
Hamilton ‘Street
F. E. Shear
Mahapy
Shear
Misa Fannie Redfield
Abner Sabin
Bvening
Justin Gray
Missing man found near Detroit after murder mystery
William D. Trombley, missing heir of Charles B. Chauvin, returns from New York with John H. Seitz. An agreement yields Trombley $25,000 from Seitz for his stake in Chauvin estate worth about 126,000. Chauvin was murdered weeks earlier. no killer identified. Seitz had pursued Trombley through the country. Trombley claims ignorance of the murder. Political and legal maneuvering follows as parties dispute ownership and control of the estate.
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M1 Minot
Detroit
Mich
Willian DD. Trombley
Charles B. Chauvin
New York
Hoe
Tate
Trombley
Pony
Saitz
Tho
St. Claire
Me. Seitz
Trombley Eversines
Muurder
Cate
Seitz
Chauvin
Selty
Demnorr
Willam
Charts Chauvin
Boan
Beft
Dettori
Thera
Charles TB. Chauvin
William
Barnaby Trombley
John H. Selts
Seltz
Barnaby Haa
Seits
Hoya
Slaughter of deer sparks state deer law violations
Local pot hunters from Linus Ludiana and Michigan flock into the woods by the hundreds, killing deer with dogs and lanterns, violating state game laws. Several settlers were wounded by stray shots as efforts to bar hunters from the state are planned.
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Ileago
Detrois
Fata
Linus
Ludiana
Michigan
Postponed Case In Bank Scandal Continues
The case of ex Cashier Netsus Bradley charged with making a false report to Commissioner Sherwood on Central Michigan Savings bank conditions was continued to the January term. Prosecutor Gandner said a thorough pre suspension investigation has begun but is not yet complete due to other case work. He added no grand jury action needed unless prosecutions arise.
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Wyandotte News
M. L. Marvin
Detroit
Kingsville
W. A. Bahlky
Adina
Caroline Ogden
Saginaw
Springsport
Joinerling
Quincy Herald Tan Co
Bay City
Twanty
Paw Paw Sian
Paw Paw
Shiawassuo County
Owosso
Genesce
Upper Peninsula
Hilbourn Printing Company
Hart
Qoveana Courier
Myron Stevens
Aimus Ciundiper
Linwood
Bay County
Wos Arraignal
du Gous
Hawkiey Park
Muskegon
Michigan
Bay View
Thawed It Out Then Blown Up A Farm Family
John Ravel and his family near Trunwood Michigan were killed when a powder explosion used to thaw giant powder in their stove ignited. A 11 year old son died, a 9 year old daughter survived, and Mrs Ravel and a 6 year old daughter were not seriously hurt. Ravel was preparing to blast stumps. A South Haven dispatch cites a separate note about Dr Ransom missing after planning a world cruise, with E P Townsend claiming knowledge of his location. A murder trial in Laxsona Michigan features Minnie Herr e accused of poisoning her son and livestock, and disposing of the body in a deep well.
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Trunwodu
Mich
John Ravel
Ravell
Laxsoxa, Mich
Minnie Herre
Commercial Travelers Home Cornerstone Laid in New York
The cornerstone of the Commercial Travelers' Home of the United States was laid by the Masonic Grand Lodge of New York with Grand Master John Hodges officiating. The project plans a five story structure with basement, Parisian Renaissance styling, a larger observatory over Ross Park, and a cost of about $125,000. The building will measure 175 feet on the main front and 95 feet on the rear side.
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Bireyam Toy
United States
Masonic Grand Lodge of
New York
Johu Hodges
Ross Park
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Eckford Township
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Chicago
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Krug's Business College
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Ina Asy Lim
the Institute
Saye Vanre
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Lewis Robb
Inion Intarviesy
Wiilliam Vince
Jackson Prison
Fred A. Hobbes
Graham & Morton Transportation Can Pany
Vaner
Battle Creak
Advintia
Houghton
Wolvering Big Sons
Heeroma
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Washenay County
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Teu
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