Burial of Private George Culman in Military Service
The body of Private George H. Culman of Company M 34th Michigan Volunteer Infantry arrived from Cuba and was laid to rest at Oakwood Cemetery with full military honors after a solemn High Mass at the Catholic Church. Undertaker Anderson oversaw arrangements and a zinc casket was used before final burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ss. Anderson
Gerore H Culman
34Th
Michigan Volunteer Infantry
Santiago de Cuba
Rogier Ed Newton
Culman
George Culman
Anderson
Needham
Rasigtol
Breithaup Buckner
Morgan
Morse
Clune
Day
Speelman
Mather
Riley
Smedley
Maus
Oakwood Cemetery
ANOTHER OLD SOLDIER DEAD COLLINS C SHILLING
Collins C. Shilling died Sunday afternoon at 2 30 at his Garfield Avenue home after a three week illness of quick consumption. He was 52, leaving a wife and four children. A Civil War veteran who served in the same regiment as President McKinley, his funeral was held Tuesday at his residence with McPherson Post GAR and the Hannah Rifles in attendance. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. M
Hannah Rifles
Father Bauer
Father Maus
Father Zaigler
Maus
Ternoon
C. C. Shilling
Garfield Avenue
Shilling
McKinley
Collins C. Shilling
Garfield Ave
McPherson Post Gar
Oakwood Cemetery
Sabin Items and Local Tidbits
G Bryan is quite ill. Julius Johnson replaces John Hendrickson at the Power House. Mr and Mrs Frank Rodgers plan to move to Cedar Run for winter. Mrs A Roush and sons of Maple City visited Mr McCluskey. Mrs Quaife of Traverse City and Fred Brotherton of Maple City visited with Mr M McCluskey. Brotherton under care of Dr Anderson of Traverse City. Salisberry sold trotting horse George Patchin to A F Bunting of Empire. Salisberry bought a guideless wonder to arrive next week. the horse is said to be fast and fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs A
Quaife
Traverse City
Fred Brotherton
Maple City
M. McCluskey
Mr. Brotherton
Anderson
End. Salisberry
George Patchin
F. Bunting
Empire
Mr .Salisberry
Mrs Pratt's Angel Food Recipe and Baking Tips
Publication of a detailed angel cake method shared by Mrs Pratt through the Eagle's editor. Steps include egg whites from eleven large eggs, sevenfold sifted pastry flour, careful sugar folding, vanilla, salt, pan preparation, oven hints, and patience for perfect results. Also mentions Dr Thomas Electric Oil as a household remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epitor OF
EAGLE
Woman's Club
Angel
WHEN GIRLHOOD ENDS Zoa Phora Promises Health
An advertisement touts Zoa Phora as the cure for the transition from girlhood to womanhood. It claims to ease hot flushes nervousness and other symptoms and cites a Battle Creek testimonial about a 16 year old girl whose health recovered after four to six months of treatment. The ad lists the Kalamazoo firm and local distributors and offers a free book about the medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoa Phora
Mary C. Chandler
Battle Creek
Mich
Phora Medicine Co
Kalamazoo
Saie
Rose & Suu
Sr. Wait
Schoolmasters' Club Program in Cadillac November 25 26
City program lists speakers and sessions for the Schoolmasters' Club meeting in Cadillac. Includes opening exercises by Rev N S Bradley and Mayor F A Diggins, president C T Grawa, and multiple subject sections on keeping boys in school and reading as a factor in education with various superintendents and teachers registered. The outline covers geography, arithmetic, science, botany, reading, and professional status with discussions and an election of officers scheduled for Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoolmasters
Cadillac
N. S. Bradley
F. A Diggins
H. T. Blodgett
Ludington
C. T. Grawa
Traverse City
Myron A. Cobb
Traverse City High School
E. F. Gee
Reed City
G. M. Manning
Luther
Albert Allen
Ewart
E. F. Carr
F. F. Rosburgh
Marion
John Kelley
Central Michigan Normal School
Mt. Pleasant
Helen Costello
Nettie C Gray
F. Morkin Townsend
Manistee
H C Lott
el Rapids
Perry F. Powers
D. E. McClure
Public Instruction
Lansing
Hotel Columbia Opens With Modern Conveniences and Staff
Landford W. H. Fletcher opens the Columbian Hotel at Front and Park streets featuring 28 second floor rooms, 15 employees, radiators from a basement boiler, a Monitor range and 82 gallon hot water tank, electric bells, a lunch counter for quick meals, and a dedicated culinary department run by Mrs R Haney of Spokane. The hotel offers a large dining room for up to 100, steel siding exterior, and a front porch on the south with a bricklike appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landford
W. H. Fletener
Columbian
Hause
Park Streets
J G. McKelly
R. Haney
Spokane
Washington
Fletcher
First Quarterly Convention Program of Acme and Whitewater Sunday School
The Bates session lists morning devotional, welcome address by L P Fox, discussions on overcoming difficulties led by Hope Phillips and W M Baird, teaching methods by W H Fife, noon dinner, afternoon talks by E W Hastings, Mrs C J Ebner, and Lowell Spurs, plus reports from J B Barney and Martha Barney. Evening program features songs, worldliness talk by Mrs Libbie Vinten, recitations, and an address by Rev J C Carman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme and Whitewater Sunday School Association
Bates
J. W Green
L P. Fox
R. Wilson
Hope Phillips
W. M. Baird
W. H. Fife
E. W. Hastings
C. J. Ebner
Lowell Spurs
H C. Bullar
S. P. Dean
John Carns
J. O. Broodgood
James Button
Lottie Mason
Sarah Fox
Etta Linsley
Judson Lyon
J B Barney
Home Department
Martha Barney
Ammon Webster
Power of Worldliness
Libbie Vinten
F. A Dowling
Mettie Fox
Addie Crisp
Effie Brown
Allie Lyon
J. C. Carman
Opened for Business Anthony Petertyl's Wagon and Blacksmith Shop
The brick two story 40 by 60 foot Union street shop opens with boiler and engine in the basement a No 6 Jewel boiler and 42 inch tubular shell equipment from Traverse City Iron Works. The front floor houses a blacksmith and horse shoeing department while the rear wood shop and upper story houses painting finishing. Steam heating electrical lighting by H D Campbell & Sons. Petertyl awaits a carload of lumber and iron arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Petertyl
Union Street
Traverse City Iron Works
Julie Smith
H. D. Campbell & Sons
Petertyl
Lincoln Literary Society elects officers for three months
The Lincoln Literary Society met at Edwin Chapin's home on West Ninth street and elected Fred Smith as President Will Soushail as Vice President E R Chapman as Secretary Orton Smith as Assistant Secretary and Charles Helm as Treasurer. About twenty five young men join to practice debating and oratory and plan future intersociety debates in the city or nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Literary Society
Edwin Chapin
West Ninth Street
Fred Smith
Will Soushail
E R. Chapman
Ass’t
Orton Smith
Charles Helm
Dropped Reprevin Case Leaves Horse With Germaine Bros
The reprevin case of Dr. Kelly versus Germaine Bros. is dropped and will not go to Circuit Court. The horse remains the property of Germaine Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kelly
Germaine Bros
Manistee businessmen inspect Bay City beet sugar factory
A large group of Manistee business men visited Bay City to view the beet sugar plant. Manistee has already shipped sugar beets to the factory and the sugar produced from those beets is reported as highly satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manistee
Bay City
Land transfers in Paradise and Blackwood areas recorded
Record covers Nov 7 to Nov 12 transactions furnished by Register of Deeds E O Ladd. Deeds show Darius W Guon to Marian Hiber nelisw 4 of se sec 15t9w and other transfers including Eliza J Goodrich to W M Fetterly lot 1 2 block 7 Goodrich's 3rd add and Oscar Prause to A L Bachant lot 10 block 8 H L Co's 6th add. Also transfers involve Perry Hannah to A L Bachant Jot 31 block 3 and school district parcel to Peninsula, with payments ranging from 50 to 135 dollars and totals up to 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladd
Darius W Guon
Marian
Fred D. Winnie
Henry Skillett
Uw& Sec
Emma P Bagley
P A. DeVol
Perry Hannah
L. Bachant
Oscar Prause
A. L Bachant
H L & Co’s
Homer Gore
Peninsula Parcel
Joseph Bird
Village of Paradise
Henry Seegmiller
Neil Olson
Andrew Angberg
W.L Brown
Frank A Eldreds
Haviland
A . Eldred
Frank A. Eldred
Came Home to Marry
Frank Adams formerly of Inland returned from the West and has been visiting relatives. He left Inland three years ago and spent last year in the Klondyke. He married Miss Emma Aplin in Kalamazoo last week. At month’s end a party of nine from Inland will move to their new home in Fairhaven Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Adams
Adams
Klondyke
Emma Aplin
Kalamazoo
Fairhaven
Washington
Wood’s Nor way Pine Syrup Endorsed by Local Parents
The ad praises Dr Wood’s Nor way Pine Syrup as pleasant and harmless for children. It claims positive relief for coughs colds bronchitis and asthma and targets little folks as its audience.
Examination of Teachers in Grand Traverse County
Public teacher examinations will be held at Grange Hall Traverse City on August 18 19 20 October 20 21 March 30 31 and April 12 June 15 16. Applicants for third grade certificates must pass in multiple subjects be 17 years old and have 75 percent average with no less than 60 percent in any part. Second grade requires two added subjects with seven months teaching and 69 percent minimum. First grade demands geometry and one year teaching with 90 percent average and no less than 70 percent in any branch. First grade is offered only at March and August exams. Second and third grade certificates granted at all exams. Maximum three third grade certificates unless city or village primary teachers with three years experience prior to applying for class A. Reading Circle and Institute attendance credits. Net tie Gray County Commissioner of Schools.
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U. S
Ee Institute
D. M. Stearns
Manasseh
Judah
Jerusalem
Isra
God
Hezekiah
Eli
Samuel
David
Ahaz
Abi
Zachariah
Hephzibah
Isa
Assyria
Babylon
Cain
John vi
Israel
Ezra
Saul
Tarsus
Zion
Jesus
Calvary
Larsus
Manasseh and the Lord's Call to Return in II Chronicles
The lesson reviews Manasseh's reign, his sins, and humble repentance. It contrasts Hezekiah with his son, notes Isa and Jer prophecies, and emphasizes affliction as a path to seeking God. Manasseh’s restoration follows his prayer, return to worship, and restoration of the altar, illustrating God’s grace.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George H. Culman
Aftrnoon
Jacob Culman
Cc. C. Shilling
Sabin
G. Bryan
Julius Johnson
John Hendrickson
Frank Rodgers
Cedar Run For
Thomas
Colman’s
C. H Horn
H. Foxworthy
Wexford
H. J. Blodgett Ludington
Kate McTavish
Cadillac High School
HOTEL
Columbia
Sunday School Association
Eliza J. Goodrich
W. M. Fetterly
Goodrich
Philip H. Bare
Ella Dolberg
Barney Anderson
Ferdinand Bisard
Geneva
Crandall
Village
Blackwood
Charles T. Covell
J. C Lew
Grand Traverse County
Grange Hall
Nettie C. Gray
Traverse City, Mich
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