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Newspaper

South Haven Tribune Messenger

Location

South Haven, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1915

Page

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Wilson declares US stance on Mexican chaos

Washington June 8 President Wilson announced that the United States will act to save Mexico from civil strife if a government is established that the United States can recognize. Officials see it as a departure from watchful waiting signaling a more vigorous policy to restore peace below the Rio Grande. The statement addresses Carranza Villa Zapata and other leaders, signaling Washington's attitude to the Mexican factions.

Washington United States Mexico Wilson Rio Grande Ee Ee Carranza Villa Zapata Garaa United

City Dairy Inspector Scores Milk Plants

An inspection of city dairies and plant facilities led by M A Russell, agriculture instructor, evaluated health, cleanliness, and equipment. Scores ranged to 93 for in-city plants and 91 for out-of-town operations, with continued detail on the next page.

M. A. Russell Russell Nsw Ing Chiheaaetiees Saad Piagen

B. Assipgrer Meeting Notice For Tuesday

The fragment shows a notice about a meeting scheduled for Tuesday with unclear details. It references a group or person labeled B. Assipgrer and notes an announced time or agenda point. Further readable context is limited.

Arrival of Ralph Ray Reams in Allegan on Sunday

Home of Mr and Mrs Fred Ba of Allegan formerly of South Haven welcomed Ralph Ray Reams for an indefinite stay. Reams will be remembered as Lucy Champion in Haven. Ndelis Club will guest with Mann Friday afternoon in meeting with Mrs Catherine Work. Satisfa tion Pree.

Fred Ba Allegan Southamn Ralph Ray Reams Sams Haven Lucy Champion Ndelis Club Mann Catherine

Pneumobile Men May Locate Plant Here

The Pneumobile Motor Car Co weighs options with the South Haven Board of Trade. President Irving Cowles and other company officials plan a near-term visit to meet the board and present a definite proposition for locating the factory.

Tribune Pneumobile Motor Car Co Board of Trade McKimmie Irving Cowles South Haven

Opinion Sustained Dr Carrie Classen Opinion Sustained

Lansing Mich June 3 Dr Carrie Classen of Ann Arbor is at the center of a dispute within the state board of registration in osteopathy. Although her term expired May 1 she refused to resign as secretary. Attorney General Fellows says she may remains in office unless she neglects duties, while Gov Ferris appointed W S Mills to succeed her. The board contends the secretary need not be a member. the dispute has long simmered amid discord rumors since Ferris’s arrival.

Lansing, Mich Carrie Classen Ann Arbor State Board of Registration Fellows Hugh W. Conklin Battle Creek Classen W. S. Mills Claige Mills Ernie Y Ferristed

Italian War Leaders Command Italy’s Military Forces

With Italy at war the Duke D Abruzzi, brother of the king, leads the fleet while General Cadorna, chief of staff, directs the army. The duke, famed to Americans for a failed marriage attempt with a U S senator’s daughter, faced royal resistance to mixing bloodlines. Cadorna at Vicenza assumed command and awaited orders to strike Austria.

Italy D’ Abruzzi Cadorna Vicenza Austria

Road Bee Days Proclaimed by Governor Ferris

Governor Woodbridge N Ferris proclaims June 10 and 11 as Road Bee Days to boost Michigan road work. The statement notes rising highway taxes from 2.5 million in 1901 to 6,849,745.7 in 1914 funded largely by farmer votes for local highway improvements.

Gov. Ferris Michigan

District Elder To Hold Conference Year Meeting

The last quarterly meeting of this conference year will be held at The Free Methodist church starting Friday at 7 30 p m with Sabbath continuation. Saturday sessions include 2 p m and 7 30 p m sermons by the District Elder Rev D J Vgn Antwerp. Sunday begins at 10 a m with a sermon at 11 followed by the Lords Supper and a 7 30 p m sermon by the District Elder. All are invited. A R Hamilton pastor.

Free Methodist Church D. J.vgn Antwerp

Covert Pastor Candidate Edwin Ewel to Preach at Congregational Church

Rev Edwin Ewel of Ypsilanti will occupy the pulpit Sunday morning June 7 as candidate for pastorate. A good audience is expected. Mr and Mrs W G Packard and son Lawrence visited Covert Wednesday. The Ladies Missionary and Aid Society met at Mrs James home Wednesday afternoon.

Edwin Ewel Ypsilanti Congregational Church And Mirs W. G. Packard Lawrence Ladies Missionary and Aid Song James

Party Heads to Toledo for Overland Cars

S. W. Ross of this city and Mr. Naftyrer of Bangor joined a ten man group at Kalamazoo today en route to Toledo to collect a string of Overland cars. The Ross driven car will return to D. Ogden north of the city. Local agent Rosa unloaded a car here yesterday but it was for Bangor parties.

S. W. Ross Mr. Naftyrer Bangor Kalamazoo Toledo Ross D. Ogden Rosa

Boat Passengers to Chicago on Steamer Petoskey

Passengers listed include Mrs H M Thomas E L Swenson E L Burch Mrs A Wallen Mrs N A Partridge and Mrs Price who traveled on the Steamer Petoskey to Chicago last evening. A church social follows at M E church parlor with an 8 o'clock start a short program lunch and social time. Calendar social will be held in the near future.

Chicago Petoskey M. E

Memorial Services Meeting Notice

All members are requested seated to meet at the ball Sunday June 6 at 2 p m for memorial services.

Memorial Serviess T Vgn

Decatur hosts country’s Gald meet this Saturday

South Haven fields a strong track team to attend with cars and good weather expected to bring a large crowd. Twelve athletes have trained hard though no revenue from track athletics is anticipated. The high school athletic association has covered expenses and cleared fifty dollars of debt, but plans continue amid funding gaps.

Decatur South Haven High School’ Athletic Association

St Pauls Ladies Plan Bazaar Meeting at School on Indiana Ave

The Ladies Aid of St Pauls church will meet Friday afternoon June 4 at 2 o clock at the school on Indiana Ave. Committees will be elected and plans set for a bazaar to be held by the Sedley Aid soon. Members urged to attend and invite others. The Young People's Society will meet Sunday June 6 at 7 PM. All members expected to be present.

Ladies Aid St. Paul’s Schooliédee Indiana Ave Sedley Aid Aid Ptarnoen Young ‘Py ‘'Society Evenig

Wilson Firm After Chat With German Ambassador

Washington reports President Wilson pressed Germany to honor international law and neutral rights after informal talks with Count von Bernstorff. The Pentagon note draft was to be dispatched before week’s end.

Washington Wilson Count von Bernstorff United States Germany Wityon Ain

Local liquor seller convicted in county court

Louis Tortiolli of Decatur was found guilty in Van Buren county circuit court of selling a gallon of wine to Clarence Clark, a 19 year old. Prosecutor Burhans and Assistant Phelps led the case, defended by Wm. J. Barnard. The South Haven Creamery recently produced a two ton butter record of 2,105 pounds. Baptist church youths are building a tennis court on ground east of the church.

the Baptist Church

Death of Albert W Overhiser C I O F Lodge Obituary

East Cas ed Ledge No 508 I C O F expresses sorrow at the death of Albert W Overhiser. The resolution honors his faithful service and extends heartfelt sympathy to his widow and son, noting the bereavement as an irreparable loss. The message reflects fraternal bonds and shared faith within the lodge.

Albert W. Overhiser Albert W. Overhisér

Lacota Opens Public Park and Playground

A 1915 Lacota community celebration marked the opening of a new public park and playgrounds. About 250 residents gathered at the M. E. church and then at the park where grandstands, swings, seats, and tables were unveiled. Roads and auto drives were cleared, with labor donated by locals and little lumber cost.

Lacota Dreayw M. E Frank Wright New Park South Haven

Also Mentioned on This Page

B. Assipgrer United Sates Senate Duke D Abruzzi Gen. Cadorna Woodbridge N. Ferris State Commonwealth Woodbridgen Ferris Governor Coleman C. Vaughan A. R. Hamilton Contune Alpin Sree Laghta Fine Park
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