Birth and death of John H. Delaney of Vestaburg Michigan
John H. Delaney born September 1 1834 in Wayne County Michigan united with Catherine Dikeman January 8 1879. They had two daughters Lena M. and Edna A. He died December 4 1921 at age 67 after a short illness of pneumonia. The family moved to Vestaburg in 1902 from Elm Hall. Survived by wife Catherine daughters Lena Noble and Edna Nickerson three sisters and many relatives. Funeral held December 7 at Church of Christ Vestaburg with interment in Richland township cemetery. Relatives from away attended. Reports include local injuries recovery and social notes. Electric lighting plans for Vestaburg progressing with Mr Bert Thorp wiring businesses and homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Delaney
Wayne County
Delaney
Vestaburg
Elm Hall
Catherine Delaney
Lena Noble
Edna Nickerson
C. W. French
Romulus
R. W. Putnam
Wyoming Park
H. A. Parish
Beverly
J. D. Tanner
Church of Christ In
Vextaburg
Richland Township
OW. French
H. A. Yarish
R. W. Yutnam
Wyoming
William and
Frank Hubbard
Local residents attend church and revival services
SETHTON Mr and Mrs Harvey Humphrey move in with Mr Aaron Humphrey H Gardner drives a new Ford truck Mr and Mrs Lewis Hudson of Al mina attend church Sunday Mrs Hattie Hyatt and sister Mrs McLaughlin visit Egypt street Mrs Sarah Holida visited by Mrs Roy Crispell and Mrs Andrew Townsend of N New Haven school last week Special revival services drawing good crowds Glenn Wilcox and Verne Gardner near Westphalia working on a road job with trucks Mr and Mrs Neri Lehrider and daughter Ruth of near Butternut attend church Sunday evening Howard Pendell of Alma spends Sunday with family
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Harvey Humphrey Land
Aaron Humphrey
H. Gardner
Lewis Hudson
Almna
Hattie Hyatt
McLaughlin
Egypt Street
Sarah Holida
Roy Crispell
Andrew Townsend
N. New Haven
Glenn Wilcox
Verne Gardner
Westphalia
Neri Lehrider
Ruth
Near Butternut
Howard Pendell
Alma
Michigan Patent Remedy Ad Promises Health Claims
An OCR fragment advertises a “Quadruple” goitre treatment sold under names like Brunner's Drug Store and the Sorbo Company. It cites testimonials from individuals in Battle Creek Ann Arbor Detroit Elkton and Detroit suburbs, claiming the product is non irritative and safe with 70 minutes daily use, inviting letters for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tully
Roy E. Ashley
Cherey St
Battle Creek
Wm. Stewart
Spring St
Ann Arbor
J. F. Muliroy
Gomme St. Battle Creek
Jennie Newby
Seth St
Brunner
Drne
Dra
Sorbo! Company
Mechaniesture
Ohio
Alma City Commission Holds Regular Meeting December 13 1921
Alma Michigan city commission met in regular session at Council Chambers with Mayor Murphy presiding. Bills were read and approved totaling numerous vendors. city water for drinking was approved. gas readings listed. adjournment followed. Notice declared taxes due before January 9 1922 with penalties after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma
Michigan
City of
Chas
R. Murphy
Creaser
Archer
Chick
Glass
H. Voller
J. Winchell
Alert Pipe and Supply Co
Alma Foundry & Mfg. Co
Alma Electric & Batt, Co
Amer, Railway Express Co
the Daley Feed
Holmes, Crane & Bartling
Home Lumber & Fuel Co
Jackson and Church Co
Little Rock Coal Co
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David Manley Sr
M. C. Hubbard
James Brown, Jr
Charles Green
James Brown
Canada
Elmer Beemis
Riverdale
Wm. Caria
David Manley
Blanche Manley
Ella Manley
Hugh Walker
Mt. Pleasant
Te M. W. A. Hall
Vestabug
Breckenridge
Judson Gorsuch
Bird Howay
Edmore
Lawrence ‘Tupper
Bert Thorp
Thorp
Sethton
Goitre
Gratiot County
Lansing
Sagirfuw
Owosso
Grand Rapids
Arcada
Hugh McLaren
H. M. Page Milton Bush
City Commission
Williams
Andre
Howe
Neal Mack
London
Helms
Darnell
D. Howe
Creaver
Archer and
Reynolds
Kunzie
State Board of Health
Major Rich
Francis C. Hayward
Chas. R. Murphy
D. W. Adams
ST. Johns
Ene
Ee Ly
Johow Pompeii
Ithaca
Alma Oo
St. Johy Bo
Foster Propirtetar
Christmas
Baby Bunting
Foxy Grandpa
Cushing & Benedict
Weekda
Jacksonville
St. Petersburg
Cine
Florida
E Southland
Mackinaw City
Petoakey
Vivania
Penninger
Pennsylvania
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