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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
12
The document references the post office department ruling on subscriptions and urges readers to accept change. It mentions subscription rates one year in advance at 94.00 and asks all to keep this in mind.
A controversial piece from the Denville Commercial News recounts George Graham Rlee giving publicity stunts for a mining firm. The column attacks fake stories that deceive readers, arguing they erode newspaper trust and violate journalistic ethics. It notes publishers face balancing entertainment with accuracy and criticizes deceptive tactics.
Wedding notices describe two ceremonies. Mr. and Mrs. Dibble hosted a reception at Mallalon street for the Dibble family and friends following a marriage in New York on September 4. Marie Reyer wed Ste Emil Holtz of Albion at the Reyer home on West Hanover street with a formal ceremony and three course dinner.
Mrs Herbert Holmes spent the afternoon in Battle Creek. Mrs Wm Nelson and Mrs Allold Pinch of Battle Creek are visiting Fred Bailey. Mr and Mrs Hol Myere of Grand Hapldd will return home tomorrow after visiting the city. Mrs 4 G Reachle and Mrs Hi J Good spent Wednesday afternoon at Hattie Creek. Michigan Concord grapes offered in Bliss' Grocery baskets at fifteen cents each.
Local brief lists residents visiting or staying in this city and nearby towns. M N Sweet welcomed at FE B Stuart's guesthouse in Buffalo. Miss Blanche Hoyt of Albion to spend evening in city. Don Davis of Battle Creek in town on business yesterday. H G Alien visiting Chicago for several days. Ray Lyons returned to Battle Creek after a short visit here. Ruth Bentley back from Jackson. Mrs F A Stuart returned from Detroit this afternoon. Clifford Brainard Miles Bryant and Ted Fennithall of Battle Creek spent several days in the city. Katherine Rentschier returned to Detroit this morning. Mr and Mrs S A Gardanler returned to Elleworth, Bas., today. William Dixon of Kansas City spending a few days here before returning home tomorrow.
Mollie VanArman called on Tanne Bean Monday while Carverville school buys a new sanitary drinking tank. Mr and Mrs Charles Coyahman visited Claude Sebastie Sunday. Herman Hilderbrandt called on Henry White Sunday. Henry Duvall of Marshall was a Sunday caller at Fred Laupp's. Nirv and Mrs Elmer Cushman and Leo Cushman were guests at George Cushman's Saturday night and Sunday. Opat and Lola Shultz Lettie Felter called on Maris Cushman Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clauds Weaver are spending a few days nearby. Fred Laupp purchased a new tangs Monday. Mr and Mrs Claude VanArman were callers at Fred Felter's Sunday evening. Harry Felter bought a small pace of Mrs Lyholt Monday. We will move there in the near future.
Community members share travel and visit updates as Mrs Jaroes Hart returns from Battle Creek to care for Mrs J W Moore. Miss Cats Wry and Amy Wagner visit Austin School. several Walkinshaw family members spend time with relatives. Sunday school convention at town hall draws a large crowd with a fine program.
Delegates chosen to attend the county Sunday school convention at Marshall include Misa Thuberta Hart Paul Record and Mr and Mrs Wai Lenman Glen. H Riley’s youngest son broke his arm Saturday. The East Leroy M H Sunday school plans a social at Albert Riley’s new house Friday night October 27 with entertainment by the Corotasse family and a candy booth. Mrs Bruce Martins will entertain a cousin from Battle Creek and Dr Haufman’s farm gear will be on display. Seventy two pupils attended last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Wm Lehman and son visited their son’s parents in Newton Tuesday.
Local names and greetings fill this fragmentary social column. Wayne Marengo residents Smith and Wheeler Hubbard returned from short trips, Mrs Ott of Parma visited friends, Miss Stem of Marshall was a guest in Albion, and Alfred Smith spent Sunday with Albion friends. Other notes mention Bates family moving to Bert Bates’s father’s home, Mrs Emery returning home, Mr and Mrs Guy and daughter Helen visiting, and various host and hostess arrangements at area homes.
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Bell Telephone announces Frank E. Smith in Marshall Michigan offers Shropshire Rams for sale. Contact details reference 18 013.
Community updates list residents visiting relatives and attending events. Mrs Babcock and Mrs Yoot with baby Ralphspest visited G W Reaper's at Blee Creek on Thursday and Friday. Wilton Burris traveled to Barshall for business. Elmer Williams and Miss Adams from Marengo spent Sunday evening at H Yost's. Mr and Mrs Belt Shaffer visited Fred Clark's on Friday. Will Minard returned from Ghia after a few days with his typhoid patient father, hoping to be home soon. Road work by Commissioner Benn grove covering with gravel was completed and in fine shape. Mr and Mrs H Yout spent Tuesday in Bice Creek.
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