Card of Thanks
We wish to thank the kind neighbors and friends, for their kind assistance and flowers during the death and sickness of our daughter and granddaughter Geraldine Lillian Rider.
Also we wish to thank the Masons of Lansing lodge No. 33, the Grand Lodge Chapter of Eastern Star No. 14, and the Oneida Center Gleaner Arbor for their untiring efforts to lighten the burdens.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold S. Rider
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Joslin.
The Grand Ledge Independent was founded in 1871 and published through 2018. After more than a century of serving the community, the newspaper's closure marked the end of an era for local news coverage in Grand Ledge, Michigan.
J. Frost expected in town soon. Mr. Aaron J. Reed this week adorned our table with a beautiful bouquet. Isaac Stettse, a prominent man in business circles at Charlotte, died last Monday. The Lansing reform club goes to Portland next week on an excursion. A young man living in Windsor township, named French, was arrested…
At the regular meeting of Vermonitville Lodge No. 232, F. & A. M. Henry Knapp of Grand Ledge was unanimously voted a life membership certificate which gives him all Masonic privileges, he having belonged to the Masonic lodge for over fifty years. He will hereafter pay no dues
L. C Tubbs Dies Suddenly; Grand Rapids Woman Dies During Visit. Special to the State Journal, GRAND LEDGE, Dec. 31.—L. C. Tubbs, 65, manager of the local Standard Oil station for years, was found dead at his place of business Monday evening at 7 o’clock, death being due to apoplexy. He leaves hie wife, and…
The Planing Mill and Box Factory of the Crump Manufacturing Company, West Bay City. Box Shooks Shipped to all Parts of the World-One Hundred Men Employed. The public is not always aware of the immensity and importance of some of the city’s chief industries. It is often the case that they are looked at lightly…
Being Made in Defense of Simeon Kent, Who Shot His Brother. The arguments in the case of the People against Simeon Kent, charged with assault with intent to kill his brother Seth, are being made in the Circuit Court at Mason this afternoon, and the case may go to the jury tonight. Great interest is…
Was a Resident of Oneida Fifty-Eight Years Robert Somerville, a respected resident of Oneida township for nearly sixty years, died at his home southwest of this city Friday, June 14, at the advanced age of over 83 years. Mr. Somerville was born in Glasgow, Scotland, November 23, 1828. He came to America and located in Canada…
