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Newspaper

South Haven Tribune Messenger

Location

South Haven, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1914

Page

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Avery Beach Casino Opens With Haven Night in South Haven

The Avery Beach Casino debuts June 20 with Haven Night free admission. Manager Kehoe invites all locals and summer guests to mingle as Depew's Orchestra returns stronger, floor refinished, and new dressing rooms, baths, and beaver-board ceiling upgrades completed.

Avery Beach Haven South Haven Kehoe Depew Walter Hurd Madame Gary Stanley Paul Chicago Avery Beach Company Geo. B. Caldwell Chi C. Kehoe Peterc Umes Ot C Monroe

Walker brothers ride 48 miles to Kalamazoo in 7 hours 22 minutes

Henry and Eg Walker rode from home at 4 18 a m to Kalamazoo covering 48 miles in seven hours and twenty two minutes. They passed Bangor Lawrence and Paw Paw, reaching Kalamazoo by 11 35 a m. The stunt was part of a larger event honoring Miss Harriet, their sister.

Henry Walker Eg Walker Kalamazoo Bangor Lawrence Paw Paw Kalaspees Paw Paw Harriet

Immigrant Women at Biennial Duty and Debate

Chicago June 17 reports detail election day at the Biennial with events in the Florentine room and Immigration day at the Auditorium Theater. Key speakers include Miss Addams on immigrant women adjusting to American life, Grace Abbott on arrival, Zona Gale on civic education, and Dr. Edward Alsworthy Ross on philanthropy and tainted money. Afternoon session highlights standard industrial legislation and a push for a $5 weekly minimum for 8,000,000 employed women and 4,000 child workers in factories.

Florentine Congress Hotel Auditorium Theater Miss Addams Federation of Womens Clubs Grace Abbott Hull House Chicago Abbott United States Zona Gale Civic Report Federation Edward Alsworthy Ross University of Wisconsin

South Haven High Alumni Banquet Closes Commencement Week

About 150 alumni and guests gathered at The Newcomer for the annual banquet marking the end of Commencement week. The event featured Pennants, flowers, a Nuthern Baptist Ladies Aid supper, Victrola music, and officer ballots. George Robison hosted as toastmaster with a program of speeches, songs, and class mingling ending around ten.

South Haven High School Alumni Association Baptist Ladies Aid Society Augustine Jones W. F. Merrill Arthur Clarke Ora Leisenring Harry Holmes C. E. Dilley George Robison

Beezley Twitchell Wedding At Beezley Home

At 8 30 Saturday evening Miss Lois Beezley married Claude C Twitchell at the Beezley home. Rev Augustine Jones officiated with the Congregational ring service. The couple will keep house on Hubbard Street after a pink and white luncheon. Guests from Gobleville Bloomingdale and Pittsburgh attended.

J. M. Beezley Lois E. A. Twitchell Augustine Jones Congregational Church Sven Miss Virginia Beezley Miss Hazel Twitchell Miss Beezley Miss Twitchell Hubbard St City Hodgeman E. Messinger Gobleville B. J. Merrifield Bloomingdale I. Ferguson Elk

Golf club letter hints city links draw

Secretary Madill receives a letter from a golf magazine editor praising the city’s golf links. An ardent golfer offers to visit next month, sending pictures and a description in hopes of attracting the golfer to the course.

Madill Country Club Golfing Magasine

Osborn Declares Candidacy for Michigan Governor

Former governor Chase S. Osborn announces his Republican bid for governor of Michigan in a statement addressed to the people. He argues for a wider candidate field and an administration drawing on his 1910–1912 tenure, urging restoration of the party to duty and usefulness.

Sault Ste Marie Mich Michigan Chase S. Osborn Osborn Republican Party Sam Republicarty

Maple Grove Agricultural Club Half Day Meeting Held

The Maple Grove Agricultural club completed a half day gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peterson. Advisory board members Mrs. Helen Genung and E. L. Keasey observed progress in club projects and discussed prize policies to prevent dishonesty among contestants.

Maple Grove Agricultural Club Frank Peterson Helen Genung E. L. Keasey Maple Grove Club

Pupils Take Center Stage In Dr Fall Graduation Address

Dr Delos Fall tells graduates that the school’s success rests not on equipment or teachers but on pupils. He describes the boy as a bundle of senses feels and impulses needing self control and personal development through schooling and parental guidance. The student shapes his future self with inner powers and choices.

Delos Fall

Picnic Day at Oakland Park Delights Children and Parents

The Weather Bureau clerk arranged ideal picnic weather for a Wednesday gathering at Oakland Park. Over 270 people enjoyed sandwiches, pickles, baked beans, salads, and lemonade before a full program of songs, dances, drills, and acrobatics by local students. The Indiana Avenue Cadets performed a military drill, and a gold watch chain was presented to Sergeant E C Holmes. Ice cream and cake capped a day praised by all, with thanks to volunteers and donors including Mrs. Ninke and Mrs. Cory.

Weather Bureau Oakland Park Ball Park Japan Cory Miss Ruth Julius Maude Adelbert Radtkée Clarence Shepherd Melin- Winkel’ Co Ninke McNeal Sherwood A. A. Lewis Bertha Allaire H. L. Daggett

Scout Camp At Rogers Creek Suffered Storm Tidal Wave

Eight boys and leaders sheltered at a camp on a plateau near Rogers Creek after a rain and windstorm. A tidal wave rolled up the beach, sweeping away the camp fire, but all belongings and campers remained safe. Rev. Hughes was away in the city. the camp was attended by Wilson and A G Goodridge who brought him back.

Boy Scouts Rogers Creek H. Wilson Hughes Epiphany Church Thunder Mountain Wilson A. G. Goodridge A. G. Goodridge Who Took Rev. Mr. Hughes

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