Obituary of Charles H Guthard Billings auto dealer leader
Charles H Guthard 54 longtime Billings business figure and Northwestern Auto Supply president died after a secondary paralytic stroke and asthma. Survived by wife Mrs Guthard and two sons Edward C Guthard of Chicago and Raymond a Montana student. Funeral held at Scottish Rite era and Presbyterian church with Masonic rites. entombment at Mountview cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Guthard
Northwestern Auto Supply Company
Billings
Billings ‘Hospital
Raymond
University of Montana
Guthard
Strickn
Buildings Lodge No
Royal Arch Masons
Aldermar Commandery No
Knights Templar
al Bedo
Billings Commercial Club
Kiwanis Club
Charles H. Guthard
Salive
Michigan
Saline
Pine Woods
Los
Dover
Cody
Wyoming
Cody Trading Company
Rockwood
Brown
EH. C. Guthard
North Broadway
Great Falls
Pocatello
Idaho
Teluca
Big Horn County
John
Libbie
Herman Weihe
Milwaukee
John Helainger
James Rilling
van Wert
Ohio
Michigan Happenings Across Counties Calls and Crashes
A roundup from Mt Morris to Detroit notes a sheriff sevenses gas assault at Mt Morris hospital, a Royal Oak township land deed for a zoological park, a fatal crash at Death crossing near Battle Creek, and a new Detroit Milwaukee boat line. Also reported are a constitutional port amendment, Cone road contracts, a Cadillac tribute, Wayne County bonding, a life sentence for murder, a Flint motion picture playhouse, army reserve commissions, and local agricultural talks.
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Royal Oak Township
Oakland County
Detroit
Detroit Zoological Society
Edwin Denby
Secretary of the Navy
Wisconsin Minded Lawsuit Over Michigan Territory Lands
Attorney General Andrey B. Dougherty conferred with A. L. Sawyer of Menominee to sue Wisconsin over townships alleged to belong to Michigan. Michigan asserts Montreal River branches determine the boundary and notes summer dry periods of the east branch. The article also reports a blizzard tragedy found a Weidman man, widespread spring floods in Saginaw valley with deep snow, and various state news items including a bank receivership and civic actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrey B. Dougherty
A. L. Sawyer
Menominee
Wisconsin
Michigan
Territorial
Montreal
Claude Kent
Weidman
Mrs. Shook
Saginaw Valley
Government Weather Bureau
Saginaw
Saginaw River
Water Meter Installations Begin at Municipal Plant
Water meters are being installed at 20 locations connected to the municipal plant to curb waste during peak summer demand. The system charges only for used water, preventing wastage from faucets run freely all day and night. An extra well has been added to meet heavy demand and support future expansion at the ramping station.
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Rcessary
Bootlegging Duck Hunter Nabbed in Season Violation
Deputies raided Harry Myers premises and seized 174 wild ducks. Myers allegedly shot ducks out of season and sold them to Detroit customers for five dollars a pair, an arrest hailed as a major state game law violation.
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State Conservation Department
St. Chair
Harry Myers
Myers
Detroit
Post Office Fight Heats Up as Town Sees Petitions Rise
Thirty years after old time elections the town contends with post office appointments amid petitions. Joe Feathers mourns a mule that carried his banner for four decades. New deputy postmaster Gilmer Townsend. Dell buys Henry street home. Nissly firm sale. families move in. school plan limits girls' hallway chatter.
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Joe Feathers
D. F. Reeves
Henry Street
Gilmer Townsend
George Dell
Frank Buck
S. B. Weiennett
Grand Rapids
Caryell House
Baptist Church
Chelsea Standard
Washtenaw County
Post Office
J. W. Hirll
George J. Nissly
Daniel Nissly
Prof. Lister
Fifteen Years Ago on the Ice and Local Moves
Ice on the pond stood 24 inches thick. Calvin Wolf and Frank Kibler prepared to open a new grocery in the McKinnon building. Julius Bredernitz began clerking for F. H. Nissly and George Barnard would operate the delivery wagon. John Bettger and family moved to the Quirk farm near Belleville. Rev. C. A. Lederer spent a week in Minnesota. Charles Collins wed Miss Kate Perkins of Milan on Wednesday. Charles Cressy wrote home from the Philippines about a severe earthquake and planned to return to America soon.
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Calvin Wolf
Frank Kibler
McKinnon
Julius Bredernitz
F. H. Nissly
George Barnard
John Bettger
Quirk
Belleville
C. A. Lederer
Minnesota
Charles Collins
Kate Perkins
Milan
Charles Cressy
Philippines
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Journal of the State Senate
Parma News
Mt. Morris Hospital
Flint
Sheriff’s Office
Kenneth Dennis
Jerome Daniels
Frank Bates
Battle Creek
Galesburg
Epielys
Crosby Transportation Co
Edward ©. Farmer
Senate
Vincent Dacey
House
County Road Commission
Monroe
Ceass’s Corners
Cone
Cadillac Motor Car Co
H.L Rice
Cadillac
Old Fort Pontchartrain
John C. Lodge
Wayne County
Eloise
Walter T. Hubbard
Jackson
Wis
Lester KB
Matt
United States Army Reserve Corps
George ‘Tellford
Farmers’ Clubs
Tuscola County
Garo
E. Mumford
Michigan Agricultural College
A. J. Knapp
Cass City
Methodist Educational Advance
Albion College
Methodist
J. W. Hancher
Methodist Board of Education
General Education Board of
New York City
Rockefeller Foundation
Gary Groesbeck
Marshall
E. Jossman State Bank
Glarkston
G. CG. Gillespie
Pontiac
Elmer Webster
Wabster
Owosso
Eaton
Rapids
St. Johns
Mason and
Ionia
Lansing
Kerns
John H. Moss
Upper Michigan
Donald D. A. Johnson
Lower Michigan
State Highway Department
William MM. Connolly
Spring Lake
Architectural College
University of Michigan
Engineering Society For Women
Muskegon
Goodrich Transit Company
Crosby Transportation Company
Walter Barrows
Barrows Wis
Michigan Bard Life
Emma Garman
Carman
Landmark
R. R. Miller
Tekonsha
Foley
Ames Johnson
BSA Lexthderst
Charleston
S.C
Wheeles’s Pharmacy
TEE Saline
BY Sim. R. Wilson
Mick
Michigan Food For
Michigan Reople
Duck Hunter
Ford
Wiedman Auto Co
F.O.B
Just
W. E. Dietiker
Finneral
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