Collection Item - Saugatuck-Douglas History Center

Obituary scrap book

Archive

Scope and ContentMay Heath’s scrap book containing newspaper obituaries or articles about Saugatuck, Douglas and Allegan residents including Gustav Stern; Mrs. G. H. Shrizer - mother of Mrs. Henry Winter, Henry Shriver, Alexander Falconer, "Dick" Heuer, Dr. W.B. Bills, Horace D. Moore, John F. Henry, Charles Clark Billings, Henry Cook, B.B. Sutphin, George Hames, Mrs. Margaret Holt, wedding of Miss Helen Henry to Mr. Amos Floyd Everett, Mes. A. Aliber, Dr. E.E. Brunson, Joshua J. Brown, E.R. Priehs, Samuel D. Pond, Frank H. Williams, H.F. Marsh, Jacob S. Aliber, Loretta Miller, George H. Niles, Mrs. Johanna Randall, Amos Deming, William B. Smalley, Mrs. Frank Wilson/Amy Ann Anderson, Mrs. John Redpath/Cora Williams, Mrs. Alvin H. Reed, Arthur M. Breckenridge, Jay D. Myers, R.L. Kortkamp appeal for flowers, description of a 1939 visitor's experience, Rafael Largo Y Herrera, Mrs. I.P. Griswold, C.T. Smith of Eustis/Charles Teller Smith, Frank Ellsworth Wilson, W.H. Allen/William Harrison Allen, Charles A. Plummer, Mrs. Judson Doud, Sid L. Conrad, Mrs. Henry Schnobel/Clara Caroline Margaretha Witimers, Winona Mariam Lindsay, Mr. Hollister F. Marsh, Mr. Henry Cook, Mrs. Amanda A. Ransom, Elizabeth Sears Annis, Hiram A. LeLano, Mrs. William J. Hancock, Archie T. MacDonald, Harriet Natalie Spencer, Nellie Newcomb, Mrs. Jame Koning, Judge A.S. Butler, Adam Schuler, Eliza Simmons, George R. Stone, Mrs. William J. Hancock, Charles J. Frehse, Mrs. Calvin Whitney/Johanna Clara Burns, Winifred Ruth Sewers, Lucy Wiley, Scott W. Eddy, George E. Dunn, Charles R. Wilkes, John F. Henry, Issac Wilson, Loretta Milner, Ward Reid, General B.D. Pritchard, Richard L. Newnham, Mary Phelps, George Thomas Arnold, John Francis, Siebe Baker/founder of Baker furniture, Charles Blanchard Coates, A.B. Taylor, Arnold C. Weeks, and Thornton W. Leland. Plus notices about Woman's Club, Kaffee Klatch, Shorewood Association Injunction Case, Cooking Classes, a curious Air Mail party,a 1896 tornado, Bi-Centennial Party, performance by Peak Sisters, Meaning of the Poppy, Saugatuck Art Association, John Norton exhibit at Saugatuck Art Gallery, Frank Greenleaf leads Petoskey Pageant, Otto Foster and family participate in Indian powwow in Petoskey, Christmast tidings by Bonnie Busch, Congregational Church banquet, Powell Club, Womanless Wedding, Finch-Brown wedding, Henry T. Winchester and Prof. Herbert S. Mallory killed by train, and an editoiral against the use of tobacco by Mrs. M.E. Morrison.