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H. Schleck first cas passenger to fly over Lk. 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Beebe, constructed first plane here diesMuskegon Chronicleclipping11/2/1953designed and built first airplane made in Muskegon; also built violins on Western Ave.Aviation Airport^SI5dPlanners oppose firm's plan for airport warehouseMuskegon Chronicleclipping3/10/1993special use permit denied opposite Muskegon County AirportAviation AirportbWM9cVisibility improving as airport offiials look to futureMuskegon Chronicleclipping4/6/1994increasing flights Aviation Airport|g]S?bSnafu postpones airport terminal groundbreaking for 3 weeksMuskegon Chronicleclipping3/18/1994schedule conflicts - Grevious didn't check dates with board of commissionersAviation AirportlaWCaCleveland $19.70Muskegon Chronicleadv2/23/1955daily, 4 engine service to mid west states (advertisement)Aviation Airportx<1,`Chicago to be hour from cityMuskegon ChronicleclippingN/Anew direct airline round trip will be at nightAviation AirportwGB8$_Contract awarded for airport workMuskegon Chronicleclipping1/12/1994work on new terminal & improvements will be able to start as soon as weather permitsAviation AirportRG=)^Muskegon County Airport greatly expanded, Metropolitan style, in 1941Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/1/1942looking back last year to the expansion of the airportAviation AirportukaM3kD  ^ A u 4 4n.g>mAirport millage proposal to go to voters Sept. 27Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/30/1943two-thirds vote required to raise $100,000 in '43 to finance added acreageAviation AirportbWM9Thousands pour into W.Michigan over week-end; Big Plane landsMuskegon Chronicleclipping6/24/1935Huge aircraft brigs newspapermen on tourAviation AirportncYEDirect Muskegon to Chicago airplane service to be started Wed, Oct.1Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/24/1941ends 18-months of negotiations seeking CAA approval hailed for businessAviation Airportuj`LPCA officials arrive hereMuskegon Chroniclephoto5/13/1940here for survey of county airportAviation Airport|jG<5!At dedication of Muskego's new air control towerMuskegon Chroniclephoto6/17/1949photo of tower & civic leaders & state & national aviation officialsAviation Airport^SL8County Airport big factor in area's growthMuskegon Chronicleclipping11/1/1952airport contributed to area's growthAviation Airport[PF2Muskegon 'Midway'Muskegon Chroniclephoto11/1/1957fog forced down almost every airport in Great Lakes areaAviation Airporty?4-Airline will pay $500 more yearly for airport useMuskegon Chronicleclipping2/12/1941Agreement is reached with county and PCA Rep. for 5 yr contractAviation AirportbWM9Get final o.k. on airport jobMuskegon Chronicleclipping1/24/1941President approves project as $126,981 defense measure for buildings, runawaysAviation AirportNC9%Was our face red! 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Smith unable to land bomber in Muskegon Aviation AirportgaS?~Await approval for relocation of hangars, officesMuskegon Chronicleclipping4/9/1941Construction of a north-south runway under WPA improvement started Aviation AirportaWM9}Flight shaping on airportMuskegon Chronicleclipping2/6/1963delegation from Muskegon aviation & airport officials going to LansingAviation AirportI?5!|The radio range station installed in 1941Muskegon ChroniclephotoN/AphotoAviation AirportjXQLE1{Airplane service saved by rush electrical jobMuskegon Chronicleclipping10/12/1940Night landings made possilbe here when Chamber contributes to costAviation Airport_SI5zCommittee favors condemnation of land at airportMuskegon Chronicleclipping5/28/1940Tract with 600 foot frontage on Lake believed sufficient for extensionAviation AirportaVL8yMuskegon County International AirportbrochurebrochureN/Abrochure from MORE-Muskegon OutReach EffortAviation AirportsFA7-xMuskegon County airport a historybookletbooklet1976History beginning in 1922 to 1976Aviation AirportvdA;2)wRegulations may be drawn up to govern airportMuskegon Chronicleclipping7/27/1927increasing number of locally owned planes is cause of crisisAviation Airport^SI5v$25,000 will be asked of business for bigger airportMuskegon ChronicleclippingN/Astepped up program to develop county airport adoptedAviation Airport_ZP<uCounty buys airport landMuskegon Chronicleclipping7/20/1940Acquires 25.7 acres for expansion; will faciliate improved plane serviceAviation AirportI>4 tDawn Patrol, government planes attract record crowdsMuskegon Chronicleclipping7/21/1941record crowd at airport to see the light planesAviation AirporteZP<sAs Dawn patrol pilots were welcomed to city Muskegon Chroniclephoto7/21/1941photo of breakfast at Occidental Hotel to welcome Dawn PatrolAviation AirportZOH4k7 I : v ~[=First big planes will land here, take up officialsMuskegon Chronicleclipping5/27/1940Hollywood star, wife of Detroit Mayor to be guests Aviation AirportcXN:Muskegon County Airport flies with improvementsThe Shoreline Business Monthlymagazine1994new terminal proposedAviation Airport~gaW7Muskegon County Airport stationeryactual stationeryN/An/aAviation AirportYGB==*wTerminal could get second storyMuskegon Chronicleclipping3/22/1993construction would depend on county receiving federal grantsAviation AirportPE;'Airport losing biggest airlineMuskegon Chronicleclipping4/19/1996American Eagle Airlines will cease local operationsAviation AirportOD:&First Local Airport Constructed by Continental 32 yr. agoMuskegon Chronicleclipping9/13/1958C.H. Yates tells of history 32 years agoAviation Airportj_UASays fields must keep pace with Aerial equipmentMuskegon Chronicleclipping7/30/1936Cecil P. Northrop said it is imperative that air ground facilities keep pace with rapid developmentAviation AirportaVL8Old 'Flying Box' of Muskegon Man subject of romantic magazine storyMuskegon Chronicleclipping9/2/1941True Magazine for Men story about the Johnson Canary owned by Alfred SmithAviation Airportsi_KAirport was important part of Muskegon's growthMuskegon Chronicleclipping7/12/1993airport important ingredient in development & growth of Greater MuskegonAviation Airport`UK7Coast Guards recall rescue of Kohler fliers from LakeMuskegon Chronicleclipping7/23/1937Escanaba takes pilots from plane stranded in Dec. storm on Lake MichiganAviation Airportf[Q=Kohler PlanesMuskegon Chronicleclipping7/5/1943Kohler plane forced down on Lake Michigan 1933Aviation Airportm=3)Three men take plane to N. York opening serviceMuskegon Chronicleclipping7/2/19452 business men & Army Sergeant were first to take route to N.Y.Aviation Airport_UK7DC-4 Unloads 100 farmhandsMuskegon Chronicleclipping7/17/1951100 Mexican farm workers brought in for pickle fieldsAviation AirportK@6"Shaw-Walker employees view flying box-carMuskegon Chronicleclipping9/8/1943Huge commando airplane visits county airport, many parts are made hereAviation AirportYOE1B-58 bombers streaked across Muskegon skiesMuskegon Chronicleclipping4/8/1990Muskegon was in the flight path and "sonic boom" rangeAviation Airport[QG3New PCA air route to New York CityMuskegon Chroniclephoto7/7/1945photo of plane and dinner in N.Y.Aviation AirportrOE>*Seek Expansion of County Airport of Large PCA PlanesMuskegon Chronicleclipping9/7/1945PCA $10,000,000 expansion will put huge 4 engined DC-4 hereAviation AirportdZP<Code Signals UK & NA Spot Muskegon Radio RangeMuskegon Chronicleclipping7/1/1941Muskegon's new radio range stationAviation Airport^TJ6Airport business park gets its $984,200 EDA grantMuskegon Chronicleclipping9/21/1996Fed Gov awards Muskegon $1million for phase 2 of airport business parkAviation AirportbWM9GR company to open branch at airportMuskegon Chronicleclipping9/20/1996GR-based engineering, surveying & environmenta firm to open branch at airportAviation AirportUJ@,Aviation managers flying highMuskegon Chronicleclipping11/8/2000Corporate Aviation a charter business owned by Dan & Jan WightmanAviation AirportNC9%First aviation class of 10 is graduated at airportMuskegon Chronicleclipping7/6/1940Muskegon's first class of 10 flying students proudly wearing wingsAviation AirportbXN:5k: %  F M?o&ZoMuskegon to be base for loop airplane transit service around Lake Michigan from ChicagoMuskegon Chronicleclipping9/19/1929Foster airways of Lansing to operate line starting next springAviation Airport}s_Airport terminal granted $250,000Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/12/1994grant from the state reducing the amt. the county will contributeAviation AirportRG=)Muskegon airport to get new terminalMuskegon ChronicleclippingN/Afinancing will come from 3 sources; passenger tax, state & fed grants, county loanAviation AirportOJ@,Board approves 58 acre additon to airport hereMuskegon Chronicleclipping10/12/1948to be paid for from airport operating revenueAviation Airport`TJ6Muskegon plane falls 1,500 feet; flyers liveMuskegon Chronicleclipping5/30/1928Machine goes in tail spinAviation Airportx]RH4Muskegon-Built Motor Powers Best Escourt PlaneMuskegon Chronicleclipping1/10/1945Rolls-Royce motor built in Muskegon powers th P-51 Mustang worlds best escourt flying shipAviation Airport_TJ6Airline to start 21-passenger plane service June 5Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/21/1940Decision announced by Division manager, still need addition for full operationAviation AirportcXN:Special electionMuskegon Chronicleclipping9/27/1943regarding 288 acres of land adjacent to airportAviation AirportrA6,Board votes to retain, expand airport in NortonMuskegon Chronicleclipping5/6/1943Directs trustees to prepare extra millage proposal to add 288 acres to fieldAviation Airport_UK7trucking firm plans expansionMuskegon Chronicleclipping1/27/1993hope to purchase an old hangarAviation AirportnNC9%Points to County AirportMuskegon ChroniclephotoN/Aairport direction markerAviation AirportlZ@;4 Longtime flight instructor dead at 84Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/16/1998obituary notice of Ernst "Ernie" H. BeebeAviation AirportVKA-The eyes of the Army at RestMuskegon Chroniclephoto6/19/1937planes of 107th observation and photo squadron of National GuardAviation AirportJ?8$Muskegon gets first weather forecast for cityMuskegon Chronicleclipping8/1/1940service begins new era in W.MichiganAviation Airport]SI5Through flights to relieve traffic through airportMuskegon Chronicleclipping4/16/1940non-stop planes from Detroit to Milwaukee to be additionAviation AirportcXN:Radio beam, new 'fan marker' will aid pilots hereMuskegon Chronicleclipping1/16/1940Veritical connnection with direction guide at airport first in stateAviation AirportbWM9Preliminary stepsMuskegon Chronicleclipping9/5/1943Government engineer checks possible sites for towers,would employ five menAviation AirportA7-Huge Plane lands at County AirportMuskegon Chronicleclipping5/13/1940officials surveyfield with 21-passenger shipAviation AirportSH>*Erection of radio beacon near county airportMuskegon Chronicleclipping11/25/1940Site of Fruitport township leased for steel towersAviation Airport^RH4Airport Improved civil aeronautics projectMuskegon Chronicleclipping10/1/1940Engel is assured improvements are part of programAviation Airport[PF221-Passenger PlaneMuskegon Chronicleclipping5/14/1940impossible to land with full load until more extensive runway availableAviation AirportC8.Project approved by state WPA, sent to ChicagoMuskegon Chronicleclipping9/23/1940set up as part of National Defense Program, to cost county $16,140Aviation Airport_TJ6qkT T k b / i u8gSSlow approachThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5-11-2008Airport project fights stiff headwinds on way to completionAviation AirportB7-Airport crew earns award for winter workThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5-16-2008The winter of 2007-2008 will go down as one of the heaviestAviation Airport]RH0Midwest returning jet service to MuskegonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2-18-2008Commercial jet service is returning to the Muskegon county AirportAviation Airport^SI1Midwest switched to nonunion jetsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2-21-2008the biggest change: The switch from a unionized air servie to nonunion airlineAviation AirportVKA)76-year-old's home-built plane is an award-winnerThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/15/2007Bill Scheltema's wins awards for his experimental aircraft "Scheltema Mustang II"; Norton Shores residentAviation Airportf[Q9Officials will explain airport expansionThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/23/2006$17 million runway expansion to be discussed; Byron and Porter roads to be effectedAviation Airport]RH0Airport streamlines baggage screeningThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/25/2005Passengers no longer have to wait for baggage to be checked, they can drop it offAviation Airport[OE-Mesaba chief: Airline here to stayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/25/2005John Spanjers says airline not going anywhere; filed for protection under U.S. Bankruptcy lawsAviation AirportXLB*Loening C-22NotesHandwritten Information and PhotosAviation AirportQ?kCentennial of Flight Exhibitexhibit created by Noah Phelpsexhibit11/2003 - 2/2004copies of the exhibit for MCMAviation Airport~_MD$American Eagle Ends Muskegon ServiceLake Michigan Examinerclipping4/24/1996American Airlines drops route connection to MuskegonAviation AirportYND,Air pioneers were flying Muskegon in 1904Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/17/2003A Wright Brothers' history lessonAviation Airport~[OE1Symbol of forgotten dream fallsMuskegon Chronicleclipping9/30/1997photo and article Otto Oyler's aircraft control tower on Duck Lake Rd. demolishedAviation AirportPE;'Photos donated by Thomas Williphoto donationphoto9/10/1931Amelia Earhart and CMC execs (in a folder) A.B. Willi & V.M Willi in photoAviation AirportH=6&photo of snow removal vehicles at airportN/AphotoN/Aphoto of snow removalAviation AirportkYB=61photo of Capitaliner Traverse City airplaneN/AphotoN/Aloading cargoAviation AirporteSD?83Air travel is today's answer!Chamber of Commerce brochurebrochure19451945 airport expanison fundAviation AirportpSMC%photo of snow removal vehicles at airportN/AphotoN/Asnow removal at airportAviation Airportm[B=61Muskegon County AirportN/AphotoN/Aairial shot of airportAviation AirportZH0+$Summer Scout troop campN/AphotoN/Aloading cargoAviation AirportQ?0+$airport photoN/AphotoN/Aairport photoAviation AirportG5&!photosN/Aphoto1950 & 1929Sinclair Flying Service/Travis Flying ServiceAviation AirporthV'photosN/Aphoto9/28/1952salute to industry & sky dinerAviation AirportXF%Holland Illustrative PhotographyN/AphotoN/AhangerAviation AirportSA94-(Hail airport control tower advance in plane safetyMuskegon Chronicleclipping6/17/1949assurance of maximum safety stressedAviation AirportcXN:" k1 8 County fears losing airport radar serviceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3-23-2009officials are expressing concern and outrageAviation Airport^SI1Sky workThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10-26-2008Muskegon airport points to importance of business flyingAviation Airportx>2(Midwest airlines drops MuskegonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7-21-2008The up and dow fortunes of the Muskegon County AirportAviation AirportTI?'Feds fork over funds for airport runwayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6-20-2008tehre were times when local officials wondered if the runway extension projectAviation Airport\QG/k @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @mmmmmmmm m m  m  m  m m mmmmmmmmmnnnnnnnn n!n "n #n $n %n &n'n(n)n*n+n,n-n.n/o0o1o2o3o4o5o6o7o8o 9o :o ;o <o =o>o?o@oAoBoCoDoEoFoGoHpIpJpKpLpMpNpOpPpQp Rp Sp Tp Up VpWpXpYpZp[p\p]p^q_q`qaqbqcqdqeqfqgq hq iq jq kq lqmqnqoqpqqqrqsrtrurvrwrxryrzr{r|r }r ~r r r rrrrrrrrssssssssss s s s s sssssssstttttttttt t t t t ttttttttuuuuuuuuuu u u u u uuuuuuuuuuuvvvv<YNyyY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Namey|YPrimaryKey)++8F@V+8F@+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @++8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @++8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @+8F@V_͓@~TMPCLP240461 @#HHH<<<<<<<: @y x] M Inspirational leader' humbled to receive state's top senior awardMuskegon Chronicleclipping8/14/2005Reverand Don Mathews Senior Citizen of the YearAwardsrg]IMuskegon County 2000 Awards finalists namedMuskegon Chronicleclipping3/2/199616 individuals and 20 organizations been nominatedAwards[QG3Fury owner entrepreneur of yearMuskegon Chronicleclipping5/2/1996Tony Lisman - Muskegon County Entrepreneur 1996 awardAwardsOE;'Businessman earns Junior Achievement Hall of Fame inductionMuskegon Chronicleclipping4/7/2002J.A. inducting 5 business leaders into its W. Michigan Hall of FameAwardskaWCCommunity 'doers' honoredMuskegon Chronicleclipping4/11/1996Muskegon County 2000 Awards presentation at Summer CelebrationAwardsJ?5! x {{{{{<Y//N~~//Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,~YPrimaryKey)}J @ > X  T?Q|(eLawyer: Bakker testimony damagingMuskegon Chronicleclipping10/2/1989repeatedly testified that he didn't remember details of his ministry financesBakker JimTammyRG=)Bakker found guilty of fraudMuskegon Chronicleclipping10/5/1989convicted of fleecing his followers of $3.7 millionBakker JimTammyMB8$Bakker going to MinnesotaMuskegon Chronicleclipping10/28/1989Bakker will serve sentence in Federal Medical Center in MinnesotaBakker JimTammyK?5!Jim Bakker has ample time to weight him crimesMuskegon Chronicleclipping10/26/1989Faith is one thing; blind faith, as the Bakker affair has demonstrated is anotherBakker JimTammy`TJ6Jim Bakker begins 45-year prison termMuskegon Chronicleclipping10/25/1989sentenced to 45 years and fined founder of PTL $500,000Bakker JimTammyWKA-Jessica HahnMuskegon Chronicleclipping10/6/1989Hahn's claim she was raped set in motion the jury verdictBakker JimTammyx=2(Jim Bakker faces sentencing todayMuskegon Chronicleclipping10/24/1989Sentencing to be handed down later this dayBakker JimTammySG=)Bakker faces sentencing Tuesday by 'Maximum Bob'Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/23/1989U.S. District Judge Robert Potter sentenced former Bakker aide to 18 yearsBakker JimTammybVL8Jim Bakker case is a vindication of watchdog pressMuskegon Chronicleclipping9/8/1989Bakker's anti press attackBakker JimTammy~bXN:Misc. information about Jim Bakker's life while in Muskegontyped infoN/Ainfo about houses and church Bakkers occupiedBakker JimTammyTOCC{ Photo of Central Assembly of God propertyRealtors listingbooklet5/3/1905Previously Central Assembly of God Jim Bakker attended in 1950sBakker JimTammyVLC1 Tour of Muskegon HomesMCM tour of homesbooklet458 (218) Webster Ave. Loescher House (Raleigh Bakker bought in 1956Bakker JimTammy::1o Letter from Charles E. 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Beerman in 1884Bands_TJ2Continental Bank Drew members from many placesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/2/1988Continental Motors Corp. Band prominent from 1917 to early 20'sBandscXN6  @ @      <YYYNYYY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKeyq 8 f T (_HtFirst of America Bank 1887-1987brochurebrochure1987celebrating 100 years of service to Muskegon & White Lake areaBanksB<2(Saving is the Secret of WealthFranklin Stationery Mfgpost cardpromotion to save money for the futureBanksyrJJ?&oLet's Celebrate the past 100 years together!First of American Bank flyerflyer1887-1987100 year celebration announcementBanksdYR4Muskegon Bank Recorded Good YearThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/13/1974Muskegon Bank & Trust officials looing to 1974 with optimismBanksUJ@(New Bank AdditionThe Muskegon Chroniclephoto10/13/1956two-story addition to Muskegon BankBankspiD81photos of inside Muskegon Bank & Trust co.Louis Cihak commercial photographyphotos5/12/1962photos in side bankBanks~i^V2photo of Walgreens storeThe Muskegon ChroniclephotoFeb-48building where it was later to become Muskegon Bank & Trust in 1962BanksG?8 Sense of community helps bank thrive for 100 yearsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/7/1987First of America-Muskegon previously named Muskegon Savings BankBanksf\R:Muskegon's first 'skyscraper' an architectural work of artThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/18/1990The Union National Bank chief occupant of the buildingBankspdZBThe story of a checkThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/14/1950Behind the scenes at Hackly Union National BankBankszI>4To Remodel Old Hackley BuildingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/8/1935proposed modernizationBanksrkSI?'Old Hackley Bank Erected in 1875The Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/11/1954history of Hackley Bank buildingBanksxVJ@( Lopsided Hackley Bank vote rejects employee union planThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/10/1976employees threw of an attempt to unionize 233 non-supervisory personnelBanksk`V> Hackley Bank Power in Business WorldThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/30/1916Bank now 25 years old and properingBanks~YND, Hackley Bank site was prominent business location back in 1875The Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/21/1958first and only bldg. of its kind in the city is 8 story bankBanksth^F Bank Executives on 75h AnniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/3/1945photos of past Bank ExecutivesBanks~wWLB* Know Muskegon The Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/19/1952Banks adopting new ideas in appearanceBanksrkC8.Hackley Union Bank Honored by executivesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/1/194575th anniversaryBanksvo]RH0Know Muskegon& Banking on Move Across the StreetThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/1/1945Muskegon Bank & Trust moving to south side of Western Ave.Banksg\R:Photos of Geo. W. Cannon, Reiner F Ligelbach, James GillardThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/3/1945photosBanksxpe[CAnnouncement of Hackley Union National Bank & Trust name changeHackley Bank & Trust announcementcard4/3/1978Announcement post cardBankszpjGHistory of the National Lumberman's BankThe National Observerclipping12/4/1930history beginning in 1859Banks~w\QG0Office of the Muskegon Bank was begun in 1970, just 50 years agoThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1957photo and article of historyBankspj`Hphotos of Hackley Union National Bank officials 1884 to 1932photophotos of bank officialsBanksleKKDDkphotos of Hackley Union National Bank from 1870-1917photophotos of banksBanks[TCC<<k3Y7 W !  b bJ3s2Lumberman's bank had it origin on Western Ave 97 years agoThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/8/1956photo of south side of Western Ave & article of historyBanksodZB1An interesting date in the life of a Muskegon BankerThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3-19-1892How C.C. Billinghurst came to locate at Muskegon 25 years agoBanksi^T<0Bank President also have been community leadersThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingphotos of John G Emery, Jr, L.C. Walker, Fred M. BreuningerBanksYYO7o/Muskegon's First BankerThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingphoto of Captain Thomas J. RandBanksibAA7o.Thanks Lumberman'sThe Muskegon ChronicleadOffice Supplies, Inc. thanks Lumberman's for choosing them to furnish the bankBanks662o-Lumberman's plans drive-in branch bankThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/1/1952proposed expanision announcedBanksyZPF.,National Lumberman's Bank started by Captain Rand in '59; oldest in cityThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/17/1952line of succession from Captian Rand's bank in 1859 to todayBanks}rhP+Appoint Einar H. Larsen to direct branch unitThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/10/1953National Lumberman's Bank new drive-in location will be run by Einar H. LarsenBanksbWM5*Lumberman's Branch to open for business in six monthsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/10/1953Sanford St. & Laketon new modern locationBanksj_U=)Tributes to John G. Emery, Jr. Highlight Bank AnniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/20/1949visiting bankers and Muskegon business leaders honor John G Emery, Jr.BanksncYA(100 years old and just growing up& The Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/16/1959National Lumberman's Bank has keen eye in furtureBanksYND,'Downtown bankingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1959 photo of lines of workers cashing checksBankspi::0o&National Lumberman's Bank, 90 years old todayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/19/1949photos and article of historyBanksbWM5%Square dedicatedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/16/1977photo National Lumberman's Bank & Trust "Lumberman's SquareBanksF:0$70 Years of Progress 1859-1929 (2 copies)The Muskegon ChronicleinsertDec-29National Lumberman's Bank "Muskegon's Oldest Bank"BanksZRJ2#New Bank president sees growth in the futureThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/1/1994background on FMB banks new presidentBanks`VL4"FMB's president to retireThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/13/1994Ronald Gossett will be replaced by Jose Infante as Pres & CEOBanksNC9!!photo copy of ten dollar bill stamped The National Lumberman's Bank of Muskegonphoto copyBanksjcccWWK photo of men in a bankBanks%CCentury I 100th Annual Report 1970 Hackley UnionNational Bank & Trust Cobooklet1970Annual reportBankswpa[R8Holland company buys city's last local bankThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/11/1995Ottawa Savings Bank & AmeriBank will be mergedBanks`UK3Former Savings bank chairman diesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/20/1993Raymond C. Baughman, president & chariman of Musk.Fed. Sav. diedBanksVKA)Muskegon National BankThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1870-1871Report of th conditionBanksjcK@6Full-week banking to match Thrifty Acres hoursThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/30/19777 day a week banking Is coming to MuskegonBankscXN6Saginaw-based savings and loan firm opens Roosevelt Park branch MondayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/22/1976ready for businessBanks{pfNX l 7 { % )iL!fMHLBank complies with federal orders on proceduresThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/3/2005Muskegon Commerce Bank cooperating with anti-laundering and terrorist lawsBankscYO7KResturant leaving causeway to make room for bankThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/21/2005Steak-N-Egger property being sold to Community Shores bankBankseZP8JFinancial MergerThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/8/2000merger of Fifth Third Bank & AmeriBankBankstmE:0IOur New Homebrochurebrochure5/27/1919program for Union National Bank openingBanksc\3(HErwin Larsen, Sr., Closing Brilliant career in bankThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/26/1958former Mayor, Civic Leader retiringBanksh]S;GF.M.Breuninger New President of Savings BankThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/14/1943succeeds Paul MoonBanks|uaVL4FMuskegon Federal becomes AmeriBankThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/1/1989Muskegon Federal is now AmeribankBanksyVLB*EClosing the vaultThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/4/2001after 130 year, oldest bank closing downtown office (Comerica)BanksE;1DLunberman Bank burglary, shooting remains a mysteryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/24/198912-24-1939 bank robery accountBanksi]S;Cvintage photographs of Muskegon downtown photosphotos of downtown in 1930s and 1940s from Brad ConklinBanksyr9911kBBanking on downtownThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/17/2002Commercial development on east-end of town taking shapeBanksI=3AUnion National Bank Buildingprospecus (original)1919prospectus of the new Union National BankBanksrk@::$w@Old Kent makes swithc to Fifth ThirdThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/25/2001Fifth Third now controls about 23 percent of the banking business in MuskegonBanksYND,?New bank provides 'anchor' in downtown revitalizationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/17/2002moving to new locationBanksj_U=>State Bank of Michiganadv.State Bank of Michigan advertisementBanksQJ$$k=National City banks on downtownthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/10/2001National City Bank will stay in downtown Muskegon after it leaves the faltering mallBanksUI?'<Expanding bank buys AmeriBankThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/1/2000AmeriBank is being purchase by Ohio BankBanks{QG=%;Fifth Third Bancorp will take over Old KentThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/20/1950AmeriBanks; Fifth Third Bancorp will take over Old Kent FinancialBanksaUK3:Locally owned bank toopoen its doors to communitythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/10/1990Community Shores Bank -only locally owned bank in MuskegonBanksf[Q99A new symbol of leadershipthe Muskegon Chronicle supplimentbrochure1974Grand opening of the Muskegon Federal Savings BankBanksUOE"8Adam Pyle recalls proud history, growth of Lumberman's bankThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/26/1958assets doubled under his leadership - relinquished his post as the 6th presidentBankspe[C790 yearsNational Lumberman's bankbrochure1859-1949history of Muskegon in chronological orderBankssl@5+61973 Annual ReportMuskegon Bank & Trustbrochure1973Annual reportBanksWPA;15Toppling Lumberman's The Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/16/1973photo of National Lumberman's Bank demolitionBankszK?54George W. Hansen to close out 48-yr banking career hereThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/22/1976article on his careerBankslaW?3Chairman of the boardThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/22/1976George W. Hansen photoBanksjcJ?5 < # . D w +}YBanks, not boatsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4-1-2009In Muskegon, the name John Bultema is synonymous with marine businessBanksD:0XMuskegon Commerce Bank's only president leavesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8-7-2008Muskegon Commerce Bank has a new interim presidentBanksbXN6WBank aims to bounce back from '07 lossesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2-11-2008Muskegon's only bank with haedquarters hereBanks]RH0VIndependent Bank buys Henry Street locationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/24/2007Jose Infante speaks about Independent Bank's newly purchased land for a banking headquartersBanks`UK3UNEAR COMPLETION& The Muskegon ChronicleclippingUnknownNewspaper photo with caption of the building of Muskegon Federal Savings & Loan Association on West Clay at First St.BanksE<2TA new symbol of leadershipMuskegon Federal Savingsbooklet1974Advertising supplement for Federal Savings Bank; contains signatures of Ray Baughman and Marshall GravesBanksKE<"S5 loan officers decamp for Community ShoresThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/1/2007Merger of Republic Bank with Citizens Bank; Jim Koehler; Jon Huizenga; Thomas Ellis; Renee Nyblade; Laurie CordesBanks_UK3R2006 brought impressive growth to Community Shores BankThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/14/2007Heather Brolick builds new management team; New Norton Shores branch at 5797 Harvey; list of promoted employeesBankslaW?QCommerce bank moving to new venueThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/29/2006Bob McCarthy talks about Commerce Bank's move to Eastowne building in Norton ShoresBanksVKA)PMuskegon's Wall St.The Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/26/2006National City, Huntington, Comerica just 3 of the top 5 Muskegon banks as of June 2005; Norton & Henry banking epicenterBanksH=3OMichigan's top bank building branch on Henry Street corridorThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/26/2006LaSalle Bank to open first Muskegon branch at 3275 HenryBanksqf\DNLong awaited bank building to openThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/7/2005New office building overlooking Edison Landing houses National City BankBanksWLB*MCredit union expanding with Holton Road branchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/19/2005Family Financial Credit Union expanding to 3rd location at 1798 HoltonBanksdXN6  @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @       !"# $ % & ' ()*+,-./0123456789:;< = > ? @ ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUV W X Y <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey S="  X O  b7x7Outwin Zephyrs 1944photo of team1944Baseball:00**WMuskegon Reds baseball team photo196?photoBaseball@6/)))sphoto of unknown baseball teamBaseball0&&&&&Cphoto of Clippers baseball teamBaseball1'''''Cphoto "17" Baseball TeamBaseball* CBaseball Parks were popular spots here in early 1900'sThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/27/1958history by Charles H. YatesBaseballk`V>Humespun YarnsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8-26-1899Greatest baseball game seen in Muskegon was played here in 1884BaseballC8.Site of many leagues once was labeled 'Best Diamond in Mid-West'The Muskegon ChronicleclippingMar-57An Era ends! Marsh Field Stand to come downBaseballrj`HFierce fans started a riot during Muskegon Reds gameThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/17/19911984 All-Star SteamBaseball~i^T<In Days of OldThe Muskegon Chroniclephoto6/15/1954photo of Continental Motor WorksBaseballlb@5.Speaker of Old timersThe Muskegon Chroniclephoto7/6/1954photo of Continental Motor WorksBaseballrhF<5Muskegon Clipper - Central League 1948The Muskegon ChroniclephotophotoBaseball^TMMF.oWill Remove Marsh Field BleacherThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/25/1957First step in arranging for removal of obsolete and deteriorated seatsBaseballUJ@(Marsh Field once again in question; Bleacher Condemned, Stands May GoThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/23/1954discussions of what to do BaseballzoeMThe Muskegon "Speed Boys" The Muskegon Chronicleclipping1912Michigan State League 1912 photoBaseballvlJD:"Local man helped bring baseball to W. MichiganThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/14/1993Dennis Baxter, W. Michigan Baseball Inc. presidentBaseballcXN6 Baseball: Detroit Tigers: visiting team dugout photoThe Muskegon Chroniclephoto1940PhotoBaseballrha[T< Clash with the Balck Sox at Ramona TodayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/30/1926photo of teamBaseballvl]RH0 Michigan District Nine Little League Michigan State Finalsofficial programprogram8-13/14-1965Mona Lake Park - Muskegon Heights Baseballk]TB Searching for Lassie fansThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/17/1993research project BaseballkaNC9! Lassies Softball TeamLeo Redmondhand written1976history of Clarence Sundquist - 1st Mgr of LassiesBaseball|r>8*Donna Cook has fond memories of her days with the LassiesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/23/1976Muskegon Lassies flourished from 1946-1950BaseballncYAA New American SportPublic Museum of Grand Rapidsclipping6/26/1995Muskegon LassiesBaseballlbPE;Take me out to the ballgameThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingMay-96Kalamazoo KodiaksBaseballj`ME;#Muskegon Lassies-members all american girls baseball leagueyear bookbook1947photos of teamBaseballtjZTNCJohn dobb's memories rich in baseball loreThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingRoosevelt Park man played for White SoxBaseball}TTJ2oAmerica's GameLake Michigan Examinerclipping6/1/1994Baseball in W.Michigan: Past, Present, Future?Baseball|rB8.Muskegon StoriesThe Muskegon ChroniclebrochureCollection of memorable tales from the Port City's pastBaseball}s::0oN. Muskegon man remembers grand old gameThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/11/2000Francis Marquard 90 yr. old N.Muskegon resident remembers time as pitcherBaseball]RH0iA league of their ownThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7-23-2008Fifty-four years have passedBaseballrhJ?5Baseball lore is recalledThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/11/1993Editorial from Sports Editor Cincy FairfieldBaseball|NC9!  @ @ @ @      <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKeysm& L  " x^oWEMichigan Through the CenturiesLewis Historical Pub. Co.vol. IIIfamily and personal historyBeardsley Paul Raymond FamilyhKKA&oChamber of CommerceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/6/1913Paul R. Beardsley - PresidentBeardsley Paul Raymond FamilyfG=3Many of community's great Industires Grew from idea and determinationfrom a bookletreference to Paul R. Beardsley - Sealed Power CorpBeardsley Paul Raymond Family]]]MgPresent City Hall was source of Pride -When built in 1881-82Paul R. Beardsley as a child his home was across the street City HallBeardsley Paul Raymond FamilyDDDDcOfficers and Directors of the National Lumberman's BankphotophotosPaul R. Beardsley Beardsley Paul Raymond FamilybNNF?oPast Exalted Rulers of Muskegon Lodge, No. 274photos194450th AnniversaryBeardsley Paul Raymond FamilyuVD>66{Citizens Historical Assoc.document6/13/1936Paul R. Beardsley Beardsley Paul Raymond FamilyjK7,,"wRecords of Referencesmayors of Muskegon (Paul R. Beadsley)Beardsley Paul Raymond FamilycDcPolitical StatisticsformPaul R Beardsley political highlightsBeardsley Paul Raymond FamilyhI""k Paul Raymond BeardsleyMuskegon County Genealogical SocietyMayor of the City of Muskegon, MI 1920-1922Beardsley Paul Raymond FamilyqDDDg Police Justice Beardsley suddenly called to his eternal homeThe News Reporterclipping8-18-1892death noticeBeardsley Paul Raymond FamilyzlaWD Evergreen cemeterydates of deathsDelia, Claude, Paul R., Grace, RaymondBeardsley Paul Raymond FamilyrS+++g photo of Paul R. BeardsleyThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingBeardsley Paul Raymond FamilycDDD:"O Beardlsey Mansion Sold to Calvary Babtist ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/16/1950sale of one of the area's largest homesBeardsley Paul Raymond FamilyeZP8Claude Beardsley, formerly here, dies, St. JosephThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/26/1944former mayor of Muskegon diesBeardsley Paul Raymond Familyf[Q9Beardsley Name Becomes History at Sealed PowerThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/20/1950Raymond Beardsley retires from Sealed PowerBeardsley Paul Raymond FamilycXN6A Grateful City paid tribute to Paul R. Beardsley on 1-7-1933The Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/2/1947information about his lifeBeardsley Paul Raymond Familyqg]EBeardsley a Leader in Government BusinessThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/2/1947death noticeBeardsley Paul Raymond Familyk]SI1Death takes Mr. Beardsley, First Citizenobituaryclippingformer MayorBeardsley Paul Raymond FamilyqRDD:0oThe News Reporter Funeral of Paul Beardsleyobituary1889funeral notice - Paul Beardsley died 8-22-1889Beardsley Paul Raymond FamilytD>>4wThe News Reporter Funeral of Levi Beardsleyobituary1892funeral notice -Levi Beardsley died 8-18-1892Beardsley Paul Raymond FamilysD>>4wSaid & Done - photo of Raymond Reynolds BeardsleyYear BookJun-15High School year bookBeardsley Paul Raymond FamilycLDD9wZ  @ @ @      <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey  P Inn-comparableThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/19/2007Victorian B & B wins awards for historical charm - Port City Victorian InnBed and BreakfastD8.Hackely-Hold House designated historic siteThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/19/1994Hackley-Holt House dedicate as a state historic markerBed and Breakfast`UK3A Victorian VacationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/18/1994Couple turns old home into new B&B (the Port City Victorian Inn)Bed and BreakfastJ>4<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKeyc Y ` { Eugen MeurerThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/26/1927Central Paper Co. headed by Mr. Meurer one of the first major industries to come to Muskegon at close of lumbering eraBeebe Violin ByronEmmetoB6,William M. Andrews diedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/3/1930death of Mr. William M AndrewsBeebe Violin ByronEmmetokKA7Long Illness fatal to Mrs. Adelia smilingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/29/1930death of Mrs. Adelia SmilingBeebe Violin ByronEmmeto|^SI1Muskegon Man was noted violin maker and his instruments won praiseThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/17/1929death of Byron E. BeebeBeebe Violin ByronEmmetoxlbJSkilled violin maker, tooThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/2/1953E.W.Beebe, constructed First Plane Here diesBeebe Violin ByronEmmeto|NC9!  <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKey  h Order of Memorial ServicesCentral United Methodist Churchprogram9/8/1990Memorial service programBeedon FrancispVLC"Mr. Francis W. Beedon Sr obituaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/6/1990Teacher, state rep. YFCA volunteer, church leader diesBeedon FrancisUKA)Memorial service programprogram9/5/1990Francis W. Beedon, Sr. deathBeedon FrancisaQ3)) wFrancis Beedon NEA retired memberribbonribbon1987Name badge and ribbonsBeedon FrancisgW?91) <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKeyv.Pulitzer winner to speakThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/12/1992to speak on "Chaos in the Democratic Party and the Press"Bell DennisMB8 Prize-winner urgers jounalists, public to 'seek the truth'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/15/1992Dennis Bell, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist- Muskegon Hts nativeBell DennisodZB<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey ^G  t \ Bennett quits as pump corp. President, G.M.The Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/18/1930LeRoy A Prescott, becomes Chief Executive; changes take placeBennett Thomas Bert Family`UK3Bennett Pumb CompanyBennett Pump Co. story goes back to 1920Bennett Thomas Bert FamilybFc Mayor City of Muskegon 1931-1932clippingDuring Mayor Bennett's term of officeBennett Thomas Bert FamilyuY22((k Marooned on Holland breakwater, Muskegon men meet their deathThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/22/1906Thomas J. Bennett and Alvin H.Nelson among four victims Bennett Thomas Bert Familysg]E Mrs. C.M. Bennett expires todayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/4/1937Mayor's Mother Caroline (Carrie M Snyder) diesBennett Thomas Bert FamilySI?' After 2 weesk IllnessThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/28/1933Mayor dies unexpectedlyBennett Thomas Bert FamilycJ?5 Bennett Pumb, One of the Big Three in its field started here 36 yrs agoThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/22/1955Nation's leading gasoline pump manufacturersBennett Thomas Bert Family}qgOOfficers of the Spring Lake Yacht ClubWhite Lake Yacht Club NewsprogramProgram for the 1932 SeasonBennett Thomas Bert FamilypSSJ.oRear-Commodore Thomas Bert BennettWhite Lake Yacht Club Newsphotophoto of Thos. Bert BennettBennett Thomas Bert FamilyjMMF*oOfficers of the Grand Rapids Yacht ClubWhite Lake Yacht Club NewsclippingTreasurer Robert H. BennettBennett Thomas Bert FamilyrUUK/oDeath announcement of Thomas Bert BennettWhite Lake Yacht Club NewsclippingFormer Rear Commodore of Spring Lake yacht Club diedBennett Thomas Bert FamilyWWM1oRecord of referencesMayors of MuskegonBennett Thomas Bert FamilyL0cPolitical StatisticsPolitical StatisticsPolitical highlights for Thomas Bert BennettBennett Thomas Bert Family|`222gThomas Bert Bennett Mayor of the City of MuskegonMuskegon County of Genealogical Societystatistics Bennett Thomas Bert Familyobbb9gSt. Mary's Cemeterychronicle of deaths and burialsfamily membersBennett Thomas Bert FamilyhL<<<g  @ @      <Y==N==Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKeyAr  \ @ W^yWilfred Berg: A Muskegon TreasureMuskegon Museum of Artbrochure7-10 to 8-21-1988Self-portrait, 1931, Wilfred BergBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Project^KA)Berg Manuscriptby Wilfrid Theodore BergbookMy boyhood neighborhood, memories of early Muskegon Berg Wilfred Hackley Mural Projectm771oBerg Family Book (Swede)genealogy beginning in Sweden/Finlandbookgenealogy of Berg familyBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjecthNNH!oSpecial EventsMCM NewsletternewsletterWally Berg details the first mural placed in the Museum foyerBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Projectq22&o1995 AASLH Award Nomination formformform3/1/1995Wilfred BergBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectpL>4.(Nature is their canvas! ( Bill Hartman & Wally Berg)The Muskegon Chronicleclippinglong-time painting friendsBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Projectz^^T<oWPA artist finishes project 56 years laterThe Ann Arbor Newclipping7/20/1990"I'm Just overwhelmed. I've always wanted to finish it."Berg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectZOE2Finishing mural of lifetimeFort Worth Evening Star-Tele& clipping12/26/1989Berg is picking up where he left off 55 years agoBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectZND# Artist brushes up his work 55 years laterThe Detroit Free Pressclipping1/28/1990Berg (81) began his mural in Hackley Public Library 55 yrs agoBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Project^SI1 Muskegon painter to finish library murals after waiting 55 yrsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/16/1989Berg's postponed painting project will be re-activatedBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Projectth^F Artist, 82, completes mural afater 56 yearsGrand Haven Tribuneclipping7/21/1990Working almost non-stop octogenarian paints 29' muralBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Project]RH3 Artist, 81, is finally finished WPA muralIdaho paperclippingShirley Rapport sent to Mr. Berg from IdahoBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectuHH>1o After 55-year lapse, mural will be doneThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/26/1989New Deal WPA artist gets chance of lifetimeBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Project]QG/photo of Wilfred Berg, 81 with completed muralDaily Newsclipping12/26/1989photoBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Project_XLB6After a 56 year break, artist completes muralOrlando Sentinelclippingit took 4 months for Berg to finish mural he started 56 years agoBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectQQG5oFinally, It's Wall DoneThe Washington Postclipping7/21/1990Hackley Public Libraray dedicated the 29 foot muralBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Project~I>4After delay of half a century, two murals hang in libraryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/20/1990two 28 foot murals now displayed at the Hackley Public LibraryBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectncYALocal Artist to be fetedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/4/1990reception for Wilfred T. Berg at County MuseumBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Project|LB8 The Centennial Walking Tour of the Hackley Public LibraryHackley Public Libraryprogram1990discription of artifact displayed in the libraryBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjecthbYAFunding comes through - after 55 yearsThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingresidence Shirley & Dan Rapport contributed to funds to finish the muralBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectPPF.oMural finished 56 years laterThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/21/1990Wilfrid Berg finished the mural he starte 56 years agoBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectRG=%hE~  { s v (uWA-Museum diorama makersphotophotos4/22/1905Wilfred Berg & William Hartman at MCM dioramaBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Projectf7,$,photos of Wilfred Berg's mural and painting exhibitphotos1987misc. photos of the MCM mural and Berg exhibitBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectyIC;;{+Art works mark museum's anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/22/1988MCM 1/2 century marked by installation of new worksBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectXMC+*New Museum to ofer hands-on historyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/17/1983Dec. 17 opening of MCMBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectqYMC+)Berg paintings are on displayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/13/1974on display at Social Security office on NortonBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectRG=%(Wilfred Berg: A Muskegon TreasureMuskegon Museum of Artprogram7-10 to 8-28-1988ExhibitBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Projectf]JA)'Exhibit to honor noted local artist Wilfred BergThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/8/1988Muskegon Museum of Art will honor resident artistBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectdZP8&photos of Charlie & Foster Bjorklund relativesphotosphotostailor made suit by Charles Bjorklund & family pictureBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Project~FF>6o%MCM reception honoring Wilfred T. Berginvitationinvitation4/8/1990recognition of his gifts and artistic talentBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Project~PF:.$Catch a glimpse of the new museum during festivalThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/23/1983Wally Berg will be busy during the Seaway Festival-finishing his muralBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Projectf[Q9#Michigan History Award WinnersMichigan Humanities CouncilbrochureFall- 1995Wilfred Berg expanded its collectionand interpretation of the county's historyBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectYMC&"Reception to honor renowed artist for museum, library contributionsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/28/1995rcognized nationally as a Michigan treasureBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectxmcK!Letter from Charles Yates to Sgt. W.T. BergletterletterBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectgCCC;3O Letter from Charles Yates to Cpl. Wilfrid Bergletterletter6/1/1943Berg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjecttPPF>6_Letter from Charles Yates to Sgt. W.T. Bergletterletter2/8/1945Berg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectqMMC;3_letter from Mr. Berg to Dororthy Bergletter11/8/1943Christmas card and letter from North AfricaBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Projectm@55-wdrawing of dimensions of MCM stageBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectN*****CLetter from Charles Yates to Mr. Wilfrid Bergletterletter3/15/1943Berg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjecttPPE=5_Mr. Wilfrid "Wally" T. Berg obituarythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/4/2002obituaryBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectbXND,MCM reception honoring Wilfred T. BergMCM invitationinvitation4/24/1988actual invitationBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjecthUJ>.Berg related photosphotosBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectG###KPrints of making a latex mold of a White Pine TreephotosBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectfBBB::KA legacy left in paintThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/4/20041908-2002 Wilfred Berg - Berg's murals seen by 'hundreds of thousands'Berg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectJ@6Mural finished after 56 yearsUnion Newsclipping7/27/1990Berg (81) began his mural in Hackley Public Library 55 yrs agoBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectF;1%qA ' Y I [/=The Art of Giving Back: The Anna S. Berg & Linnea Berg Jensen FundThe Foundation FocusarticleFall 2003memories of sister Dorothy SmithBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Projectti`J<Senate State of Michiganletterletter6/10/1987letter to Wilfred Berg from Senator Phil ArthurhultzBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Projectq;0( ;Muskegon Museum of Artletterletter2/21/1995Letter from Laurie Dickens from Henry MatthewsBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Projecti9.&:Muskegon's Premier artistexhibit boardphoto and information recognizing AASLHBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Project}Y000!g9Letter from Wilfred Bergletterletterpainting history in his own wordsBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectwS00( o8Reception to honor Wilfrid T. BergMCM flier10/1/1995Mr. Berg is receipient of the 1995 AASLH awardBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectsC81*7History HappeningsMichigan History magazinearticleSept/Oct 1995AASLH awarded certificates of commendation to Wilfred BergBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectM>56drawings of mural Wilfred Bergdrawingsiceberg drawingsBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjecthD22(o5MCM NewsletterMuser Newsletternewslettermention of Berg art work on new foyer mural Berg Wilfred Hackley Mural Projectb44(o4Muskegonites can enjoy art of 'one of their own'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping7-16-198one-man retrospective at the Muskegon Museum of ArtBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectdZP83Artist honoredThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/13/1988photo of Wilfrid Berg and his painting Berg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectlC8.2diagrams of log cuttings from Wally BergdrawingsdrawingsBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjecthDDD:0O1Letter from Barbara Martin, Registrar at MCMMCM stationeryletter7/23/1992letter of thanks and request to sigh Deed of Gift (Civil War musket, etc.Berg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectWLD40Letter from Barbara Martin, Registrar at MCMMCM stationeryletter12/8/1992letter of thanks and request to sign Deed of Gift ( WWII U.S. Army uniformBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectWLD4/Wilfred Beg painting of Pigeon Hillphoto of artworkphotosphotoBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural ProjectpLEE=+o.Wilfred Berg painting exhibit MCM Lumber Galleryphotophotos10/10/1983photoBerg Wilfred Hackley Mural Project~ZSG?8  @ @ @ @ @ @ @         ! " # $%&'()*+,-./01234567 8 9 : ; <=<Y N Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKeyO Q B b $ s Races with death todayThe Grand Rapids Pressclipping1920photo of Dr. Otis W. Sedgwick Whitehall physician chared with murderBerichon Wilfrid JF@6 The vacant chair points up sorrowThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/14/1951Muskegon County Bldg empty because of unexpected death of Joseph F. SanfordBerichon Wilfrid JVKA) Exclusive Circus club welcomes Bill BerichonThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingBill has been a circus follower all his lifeBerichon Wilfrid JVVL4oPlan started at MuskegonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/8/1931Michigan County believed first in U.S. to use method -moving pictures with student actorsBerichon Wilfrid JMB8 Bill Berichon marks his "Big Day"The Muskegon ChronicleclippingBailiff spends anniversaries right on jobBerichon Wilfrid JvKKA)oBill Berichon's Early tests had neighbors wonderingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/16/1954First radio operator still a 'Ham' at HeartBerichon Wilfrid Jh]S;Final ActThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/30/1963photo of Wilfrid Berichon in courtroomBerichon Wilfrid Jzf>3)Bailiff Berichon,,,Benevolent BulldogThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingIron Lungs, Heart of GoldBerichon Wilfrid J~jOOE-o"He is a Gentleman," Is verdict of autoists regarding officerThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/19/1926Berichon is commended for courtesy by Detroit ClubBerichon Wilfrid Jrg]EW.J. Berichon, Muskegon Co. traffic officer, has duties that preclude his leisureThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingstory of his careerBerichon Wilfrid J{{qYoWilfrid J. BerichonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/31/1959Caricature of Wilfrid J. Berichon veteran circuit court bailiffBerichon Wilfrid JI=3  @   <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKeyyBernhardt family historytyped account deaths and tragedies 1800'sBernhardt Family HistoryfL c<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKey >  John C. Beukema& A life spent in service to his communityThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/21/1967John C. Beukema a rare individualBeukema John Charlespe[CCity must have a rekindling of concern and cooperationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/21/1967John Beukema's last letter to editorBeukema John Charlesk`V>A Farewell to Muskegon's John Charles BeukemaThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/21/1967greatest and most respected citizenBeukema John CharlesbWM5John Beukema is dead at 79The Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/21/1967Muskegon's and Michigan's leading citizens died at 79Beukema John CharlesOD:"Y Leaders Beukema BearersThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingfuneral notice of civic leader John C. BeukemaBeukema John CharlessCC9!oProfile of John Charles BeukemaMCMtyped account of his community serviceBeukema John CharlesjT,,,'g  @<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey PHappy 200th Birthday Party in Hackley Parkhand made flyerflyer200th Birthday Party in Hackley ParkBicentennial~pJJC2oIndependence Day events to include jumbo cakeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/24/1976giganitic birthday cake donated by Carol Cole & Henry RykeBicentennialbWM5Don't Forget the big party SundayNorton Examinerclipping7/2/1976UUF extends an invitation to Bicentennail Birthday Party 7-4-1976BicentennialND:)<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey)9Smart mouse was forger's companion in English 'goal'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/8/1989Bidwell brothers former GR and Muskegon residence $5million forgeryBidwellh^T<<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKeyBlueprintBishops floor planblueprintBishiop Floor PlansE000%O<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey: M { 0 H(c^jThe John C. Lewis House:The White Lake Beaconclipping1-18-2009Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp OwnershipBlue Lake Fine Arts CamppLA7 Fine Arts Camp's Stansell gets Governor's awardThe White Lake Beaconclipping12/16/2007Fritz Stansell, founder and president of Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp was honoredBlue Lake Fine Arts CampdXN7Don Warnaar scholarship created by familyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/25/2007New fund hoped to enable deserving children to further their musical pursuits at the camp; Fritz StansellBlue Lake Fine Arts Camp^SI1Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp at Muskegon, Michigan AnnouncesBlue Lake Fine Arts Campcopy of brochure6/19/1967Photocopy of brochure for 1967 season, includes information on applying, fees, and camp offeringsBlue Lake Fine Arts CampwlZ@Blue Lake Fine Arts CampUnknownadvertisement1970-1980?Summer school of the arts schedule, June 19 - August 13; list of instructors at campBlue Lake Fine Arts CampD8) Blue lake Fine arts campwebsitewebsite10/17/1999website informationBlue Lake Fine Arts CampmS>2) International Choral Ensemblebrochurebrochure1997program 1997 European & Midwestern U.S. Tours scheduleBlue Lake Fine Arts Campw?9/% Blue lake Fine arts campbrochurebrochure1967 seasonprogramBlue Lake Fine Arts CampdJA4*  Noted school, community band director Donald Miller, 62, diesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/26/1996retired teacher from Muskegon Public SchoolsBlue Lake Fine Arts Camprg]E Blue lake Fine arts campletter to Richard Freyeletter10/16/1980slide presentation at MCM regarding new schoolBlue Lake Fine Arts Camp}MA9  Tales of a Happy NoteMuskegon MagazinearticleJul-86description of Blue LakeBlue Lake Fine Arts Campu[A90 Growing Up at Camp Hardy Last of Two PartsMuskegon MagazinearticleNov. - 1989Camp Hardy Chicago based Lawrence Hall Home for Boys; Part two of two.Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp[NE2Growing up at Camp Hardy First of Two PartsMuskegon MagazinearticleAug. - Sept. 1989Dr. Robert G. Franke's reminiscences about his life on the land of what is now Blue Lake Fine Arts CampBlue Lake Fine Arts CampbOF3Blue lake Fine arts campbrochurebrochure6/19-7/13- 1967Summer scheduleBlue Lake Fine Arts CamppVE4* Fine Arts Camp Gearing for '67The Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/12/1967Blue Lake will elect officers and reveal expansion planBlue Lake Fine Arts CampSH>&Blue Lake arts camp hits 25The Muskegon Chronicleclippingsummer long 25th anniversary celebrationBlue Lake Fine Arts CampoEE;#oBlue Lake marks its 35th yearThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingreminiscing the last 35 yearsBlue Lake Fine Arts CampfGG=%oBlue Lake waves goodbyeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/1/1995The 'melodious monotone' of Buck Matthews is going off the airBlue Lake Fine Arts CampKA7Blue Lake camp buys second radio stationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/15/1992Blue Lake will acquire WGNRBlue Lake Fine Arts Camp{^RH0Dance director packing bags for ChinaThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/15/1998Jefferson Baum, director of Blue Lake Fine Arts will tour ChinaBlue Lake Fine Arts CampZOE-l  @ @      <Y22N22Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey 8#X N _ C :xbp{As Public Sees ItThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/3/1955New Bluffton School brings chers from Mrs. Miller at GreenvilleBlufftonF;1Bluffton ProgressThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/18/1955photo of new Bluffton SchoolBlufftonndF;1Clear new Bluffton School siteThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingphoto of clearingBlufftone[HH>&oExpect record spring voteThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/4/1955work in progress on New Bluffton School site (photo)BlufftonMC9!Transfer land for schoolThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/24/1953transfer of city owned land in Bluffton to Muskegon school boardBlufftonMB8 City transfers property of new Bluffton SchoolThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/24/19533 1/2 acre tract for new Bluffton School BlufftoncXN6Bluffton school site as seen from airThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/10/1953aerial view of Bluffton SchoolBlufftonzZOE-School sitdown not so hot, say Bluffton PupilsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/30/1937fifteen young rebels climb Pigeon Hill but strike ends before fathers come homeBlufftoncXN6Complete Bluffton recreation centerThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/13/1944photo of construction workers and Bluffton recreation centerBlufftonYMC+Golden Era of Bluffton recalled& by scrapbook hightlights of actors colonyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/31/1952photos of roaring '20s' at Bluffton BlufftonvlTNew Rolling Mill Brought Boom Days to Bluffton area in 1890The Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/28/1956Charles Yates tells the history of rolling mill & tinplate plantsBlufftonpe[C Peninsula park election slatedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/6/1951organization of Peninsula ParkBluffton|rRH>& Notice - election of officers and commissionersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/6/1951Peninsula Park School formerly Bluffton SchoolBlufftoncYO7 Peninsula park group meetsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/8/1951Muskegon's newest nonprofit corp to promote development of Pigeon HillBlufftonND:" Fr. Duquoy and aide here 30 years agoThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/8/1919priest who drowned near Alpena assistant at St. Jean's in 1889BlufftonYOE- Shopping stroll unearths relic of city's early daysThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/21/1975racing cup trophy found at Goodwill Ind. From 1916Blufftonh]S;Bluffton typed articlearticle5/17/1952history of Bluffton writtten by C H YatesBlufftonj`5*!Photo of old Theatrical colony yacht clubThe Muskegon Chroniclephotosphoto BlufftoncYQQI1oMemories of Happy Days with the T.C.Y.CThe Muskegon Chroniclephotos7/30/1938photo BlufftonlbZOG/City is summer home of actorsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/19/1928The Actor's Colony of MuskegonBluffton|rRG=%Historic Theatrical Colony Yacht Club Sold, to be replacedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/29/1938scene of many happy events at Bluffton to be razed by new ownerBlufftonodZBphotos from Bob Branstrom collectionphotosphotos1994Edgewater St., Wilcox St.Blufftong]B<4,Ah Bluffton& may your glories never die!The Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/7/1970Sand Dune section inspires a bookBluffton_TJ2Bluffton has seen many changes since its village days in 1880'sThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/18/1958many changes since 1890 when 3 sawmills ended operationBlufftonti_G-[/  a  J  `VpXm1Sand dune section inspires a bookThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/7/1970Historical committee compiled family history of Bluffton areaBlufftonVKA)0Land Swap plan seems to please all sidesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/18/1998city officials, developers, and neighborhood residents support purchase agreementBluffton]RH0/100 year old recalls early days of life in Lakeside, BlufftonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/30/1995Charles Semelbauer remembersBlufftonsg]E.Muskegon Yacht Club Announces Plans for larger clubhouse at BlufftonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/20/1939Sets Goal of 300 members to use new facilitiesBlufftonyndL-Bluffton and PortDaily Chronicleclipping11-10-1899History of Bluffton and Port and MapBlufftonpf@4*,If it's old enough to have character, it's Bluffton'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/21/1986Focus on BlufftonBluffton|i^T<+10th Annual Vaudeville show programprogram7-28/29-1919Theatrical Colony Yacht Club at the Regent TheatreBlufftonxD6-$*Buster Keaton enjoyed his best summers in areaThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/2/1972remembering Buster KeatonBluffton}bXN6)Home and store will be made of Octagon InnThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/26/1941Willaim DuChane buys Bluffton Propety, also plans tennis courtsBluffton_TJ2(Bluffton Bay Innmenumenumenu and "Cobwebs & Rafters 'a little story'Bluffton\R$$o'Bluffton Cut-off will be startedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/7/1936expected to be completed unde WPA in SpringBlufftonUJ@(&Pascoe's maintains a place in the heartThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/12/1992Bud Jaeger remembering Frank PascoeBluffton\QG/%Pascoe's closing recalls poem by Douglas MallochThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingPascoe's poemBlufftonsiZZP8o$The spirit of Frank Pascoe's placeThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingcartoon rendered by Will (Mush) RawlsBluffton}sLLB*o#Tardy Store, lumbering days Saloon and Old BlueThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/31/1941New two-story bldg to be erected by C.F. NugentBlufftondYO7"Perch and Beer made Bluffton place famousThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/5/1944photos and articleBluffton{q]SI1!When Frank Pascoe started frying perch for the countrysideThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/1/1945article of 45 years ago - Frank purchased a small French Mission churchBlufftonodZB To reopen Pascoe's place at lake, tonightThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingMay-44Martin & Marcella Bowen will re-open Pascoe's placeBluffton[SI1Pascoe's Place'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/4/1949Pascoe's Place' one of the famed eating places in countryBluffton~C9/Frank Pascoe, whose perch brought city fame,is deadThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/2/1949died unexpectedly at the age of 76Blufftong]S;Frank Pascoe's famous place for perch at BlufftonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/2/1949photos of Frank Pascoe's place and copy of poemBlufftone[Q9Most AnythingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/15/1944remembering Frank PascoeBlufftonf\B7-Most AnythingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/28/1944Frank Pascoe will no longer serve his famous Fried PerchBluffton|B7-To be memory soonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/23/1956photo of old Bluffton school soon to be demolishedBlufftonzF;1New Bluffton School Open as Valentine's Day 'Present'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/14/1956$300,000 structure 110 pupilsBlufftonj_U=?O2The Pinchtown GirlsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/5/1998every week, the girls went to the Salvation Army to play in the band of loveBlufftonH=3^  @ @ @ @ @ @       !" # $ % & '()*+,-./012<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKeyMCM Deed of GiftRichard Freyecopies of areal photos of Muskegon 1928-1947Bluffton CrierfV'''gMCM Deed of GiftRichard Freyecopies of "Bluffton Community Crier" 1937-1940Bluffton CriergW'''g<Y N Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey  DQ V  Max Gruber, Muskegon showman, sells 'Little" Eva, Topsy to CircusThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/15/1938colorful trainer and Bluffton resident, quits business to rest Bluffton GrubervkaI Became famous with elephants in Europe U.SThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/30/1939First came to Muskegon in 1915, made home here, loved show businessBluffton Gruber`TJ2 Dainty High School DanseuseThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingphoto of Margaret Ann BakerBluffton GrubersbEE;#oOnce home of trained elephantsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/28/1942elephant barn turned into three-family apartmentBluffton GruberSH>&Mrs. Gruber, of Circus Fame DiesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/5/1944She was 69 years oldBluffton Gruber{jTJ@(Max Gruber, Stricken, diesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/30/1939Animal trainer known thoughout world is victim of heart attackBluffton GruberPD:"Max and Della GruberThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/19/1938photo of Max and Della of bygone daysBluffton GruberpI>4Drawer yields nostalgiaThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/10/1978Bud Jaeger article - looking over The Actors' Colony VaudevilleBluffton GruberLA7Little Eva knew traffic rulesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/19/1938photo of Little Eva the elephant riding bike downtownBluffton GruberRG=%Astounded crowds in Europe and AmericaThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/19/1938photo of circus performersBluffton Gruberw[PF.Max & Della Gruber, Bid Adieu to Little Eva, Topsy; abandon life of stageThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping60 glamourous years spent on the roadBluffton GruberssiQo  @   <Y N Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKeyk @ , T  Was power in county affairs half centuryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/27/1937colorful career of supervisor, county road head ends at his homeBolt Dr Arthur J family]RH0Tom J.G. Bolt is 84 today; observes anniversay quietlyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/16/1932County Road Commissioner leading political figure in county 49yrsBolt Dr Arthur J familyk`V>photo of Dr. Arthur J. boltphotophotoMayor 1947-1948Bolt Dr Arthur J family[B11*#oRecord of referencesformformMayors of MuskegonBolt Dr Arthur J familyU<(("oState of Michigan record of marriageformformArthur & Rheba Edward married 10-15-1929Bolt Dr Arthur J family{b882,oCommission Lauds Dr. Bolt as city official term endsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/27/1950eight years of community serviceBolt Dr Arthur J familyj^T<Political statisticsformformState Senator, City Commissioner, County Board of SupervisorsBolt Dr Arthur J familyg(("oDr. A.J. Bolt, Ex-Mayor, Civic leader, dies at 69The Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/31/1961obituary notice - died 8-30-1961Bolt Dr Arthur J familyf[Q9Dr. Aruthur J. Bolt Mayor of Muskegon 1947-1948list of accomplishments ?Bolt Dr Arthur J familylS8888c  @ <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKey g/Misc. letters and lists of lineage of Bordeaux, Pierce, Smith familiesletters and hand written listsBordeaux Pierce SmithnnnnNGMr. Jerome Bordeauxletter from White Houseletter2/24/1977response to letter sent to President Jimmy CarterBordeaux Pierce SmithzG<4Bordeaux, Pierce, Smith lineageactual photosphotos3 photos of grave site of Robert Pierce 1895-1967Bordeaux Pierce Smithq>>6'o<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey<p P f ( z - }.zQkxBoy ScoutsAOwasippe case heads back to townshipThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/9/2006Before Chicago Boy Scouts seek damages, they must exhaust administrative solutions firstBoy ScoutsYND,Muskegon Scouts End Camp SeasonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/20/1934Camp Merritt at Big Blue Lake had 253 campers; E. H. Tryon, scout executive, rescued party from overturned sailboatBoy ScoutsTI?'Zoning Request DeniedThe White Lake Beaconclipping3/19/2006Blue Lake Township planners are recommending the township board deny the rezoning of OwasippeBoy ScoutsI>4First vote on Owasippe project: NoThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/16/2006Blue Lake Township planning commission votes no on rezoning OwasippeBoy ScoutsWLB*Letters to the Editor: Land Preservations for Osawippe and Make your voices heard at hearingThe White Lake Beaconclipping1/8/2006Letters describing conservation subdivision zoning and historical information about OwasippeBoy Scouts{dOwasippe Hearing, SaturdayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/8/2006Hearing on possible rezoning of Owasippe to be heldBoy ScoutsND:"Tough SellThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/15/2006Hundres of people from all over midwest come to speak out against building in OwasippeBoy Scouts?4*Paradise at the crossroadsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/8/2006Paradise Valley, part of Owasippe, may be rezoned for residential usesBoy ScoutsND:"Scouting The Future of OwasippeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/8/2006Possibility of land use if Owasippe is developed to its fullest potentialBoy ScoutsSI?' Owasippe suit works; public hearing slatedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/11/2005Hearing about Owasippe Scout Reservation scheduled 3 weeks after request from Chicago Area CouncilBoy Scouts`TJ2 Scouts sue for hearing on OwasippeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/25/2005Hearing scheduled for 10/3/2005 dealing with Camp OwasippeBoy ScoutsWLB* Scouts sue to force Owasippe hearingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/22/2005Chicago Boy Scouts suing Blue Lake Township for hearingBoy ScoutsYND, Conservancy works to save OwasippeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/6/2002Owasipe runs a $200,000 deficit annuallyBoy ScoutsWLB* Scout camp's neighbors rally to helpThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingJim Schilicting is heavily involved in saving Owasippe Scout CampBoy ScoutsNND,oA walk in the woodsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5-20-0000Scientists, Scouts uncover 168 species of plant animal and insectBoy ScoutsH=3Chief Owasippe LegendWhitehall Forumclipping8/7/1924Told by local man and re-written by Eagle Scout McCoyBoy ScoutsyB8.Indian Names in Michigancopy from bookWhite Lake and Muskegon County namesBoy ScoutsbV000 gOwasippe Museum dedicatedThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingat 61st annual dinnerBoy ScoutsfZCC9!obusiness card of Boy Scouts of America - Chicago area councilbusiness cardW.R.Blew camping service - 300 w. Adams St. ChicagoBoy ScoutsTTTEg75 years of adventure at America's oldest Boy Scout campOwasippe Scout Reservation newspaper1986newspaper recalling 75 yearsBoy Scoutsnh]@Scouting in Whitehall has history which goes back to Owasippethe Whitehall Forumclipping6/30/1960White Lake contingent of Boy Scouts off for National Scout JamboreeBoy ScoutsodZEEnd of the trail?The Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/5/2002Owasippe: natural wonder's uncertain futureBoy ScoutssF;1 O> Ride on!The Muskegon Chronicleclipping8-14-2009Owasippe again will be open for public useBoy Scoutsui=2(Owasippe not out of the woodsWhite Lake Beaconclipping11-16-2008The Owasippe Scout Reservation will not be sold.Boy ScoutsNB8%My 95 years in Muskegonbookbook1978book cover and photo of J. Fred BoydBoy ScoutscW1+%J. Fred Boyd dies at age 101The Muskegon Chronicleclipping11-61-1984centenarian who chronicled almost a centry of Muskegon's historyBoy ScoutsRF<$-  @ @ @      <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey@@NMy 95 years in Muskegonbookbook1978book cover and photo of J. Fred BoydBoyd Fred JdW1+%J. Fred Boyd dies at age 101The Muskegon Chronicleclipping11-61-1984centenarian who chronicled almost a centry of Muskegon's historyBoyd Fred JRF<$<Y N Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKey db   @ Nortib taxpayers to foot bill for Henry St. BridgeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6-6-2008Norton Shores will notbe getting help paying for repairs to a portion of Henry St.Bridge Henry Streetf\R: No timetable yet fro bridge repairThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/10/2008City official closed the Merrill S. Bailey Bridge on Henry St. to all traffic for about six hoursBridge Henry StreetWLB* Bridge reparis beginThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/9/2008Undercut structure partly openBridge Henry Street}hH>4 2 photos of float bridgephotosphotosFloat Bridge across Mona Lake, Muskegon, Mich.Bridge Henry Streetu`00( o Need for school brought about first Henry St. float bridgeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/25/1959history of float bridge by Charles H. YatesBridge Henry StreetodZBMona Lake span to be made TuesdayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping$180,000 bridge at site of former raft type "Float" bridgeBridge Henry StreetKKA)oThe floating bridge repairedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8-20-1889announcement of repairBridge Henry Street~iQF<$"Float Bridge" was built by subscription of farmersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/18/1908saved many a weary mile in going to marketBridge Henry Streeth]S;Old Float Bridge across Mona Laketyped cardbuilt in 1881 by and for use of farmers and fruit growersBridge Henry Streetp555)gTens of Fighters to obtain first float bridgeThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingL R Coston, 90, writes concerning early battles in NortonBridge Henry StreetWWM5oFirst Mona Lake bridge had its charm - for kidsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/23/1988the wooden "floating bridge" was the first to span Mona LakeBridge Henry StreeteYO7Float BridgeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/14/1943history of float bridgeBridge Henry Streetp[B6,Henry Street Bridge reopening MondayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/6/1989opening ceremony and detailsBridge Henry StreetvXND,  @      <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey@@ [V Lake Harbor Bridge opening appears nearThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/5/1958Attempt to open bridge halts trafficBridge Lake Harbor[QG/Half Century versus todayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/9/1901Mona Lake will sonn be observing its golden anniversaryBridge Lake HarborMC9!To Repair at lake HarborThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/30/1939County hightway agrees to aid improvement projectBridge Lake HarborMB8 New Proposal made on route at Lake HarborThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/9/1956possibility of change in the route of Lake HarborBridge Lake Harbor]SI1Seek new route for Lake Harbor RoadThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/19/1953Repair crew losing battle at Mona LakeBridge Lake HarborXMC+  <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKeyJ^W.J. Brinen, long beloved resident, diesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/23/1945death notice and history of W.J.BrinenBrinen]RH047 pages of lists of Brinen scrapbooks11/3/1993lists (contents of articles, vol, page and datesBrinensk9...sAncestors of William Brinen SrSettlers file at Hackley Pub. Libraryfacts on William Brinen BrinenogMMM&g<Y N Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKey@@ x!| p o ) .  photo of Walter M Brooks - Mayor 1969-1970photophotoBrooks Walter MQ@@@92O Johnson or Brooks& Muskegon Mayor choice for 1969The Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/2/1968election newsBrooks Walter Mwh]S; Retired Mayor Johnson given tribute as commission organizesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/2/1969photo of retiring mayor, Donald Johnson, Mayor Brooks & Vice Mayor Ed.StewartBrooks Walter Moe[CPolitical statisticsformform1969-1970mayor 1969-1970Brooks Walter MUD3("record of references - Mayors of Muskegonformformlisting of articles of referencesBrooks Walter Mq`==71ocertificate of deathMI Dept. of Public Healthform9/9/1985certificate of deathBrooks Walter Mn]G=7Obituary of Walter M BrooksThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/10/1985obituaryBrooks Walter MkZPE;#Walter M Brooks, ex-mayor, diesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/10/1985history of Walter BrooksBrooks Walter MnTI?'Brooks retires at Sealed Power The Muskegon ChronicleclippingMr. Brooks retired at 65 to commit more time to the CityBrooks Walter MII?'oOakwood Cemetarylistlist of family deathsBrooks Walter MF5kWalter M. Brooks - Mayor - City of Muskegon1969-1970list of accomplishment while in officeBrooks Walter Mwf>333s  @   <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey{Letterletterletter3/13/2000letter to Nip regarding Muskegon's Canterbury HouseBrustad Familyn^)The Family of Hans BrustadThe GenealogistbookletSpring 1999from Ytteroy to Muskegon Brustad FamilytdI<3"<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey@@I j` j e blueprint of servants quarters in Carriage barnblueprintblueprintBullis Taylor\MMMB7OPhoto Hackley's Carriage & Team, Sixth & Websterphoto1896Taylor Bullis, coachman, for driving the HackleysBullis TaylorxE?88{Certified copy of recored of deathState of Michigan record10/2/1920Bullis Taylor`QQF>*_Hackley/Hume servantsBlotter bookarchives notes1898-1899facts regarding Taylor BullisBullis TaylorteF;+funeral service for Taylor BullisThe Muskegon Chroniclefacts regarding Taylor BullisBullis Tayloro`AAA)gMarriage Licensecertificate of marriagecertificate3/2/1905Taylor Bullis & Josephine SwenorBullis TayloryjH>1Affidavit for License to MarryState of Michigan licenselicense3/2/1905Taylor Bullis & Josephine SwenorBullis TaylorvTJA&  @<YN  Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name  YPrimaryKeywPhotos of Muskegon, MichiganBurton Historical Collectionbooklet1893photosBurton PhotoshYQKB$ <Y>>N  >>Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name, YPrimaryKey; b  d $ p V1W0v8{Modern bus depot to replace Jiroch structure on First StreetThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/19/1939Inside turntable to be installed, load under coverBusesqf\DGreyhound unveils its 'new model'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/12/1954new dual-level Greyhound Scenic-CruiserBusesWKA)Conversion no problem at Fitzjohn coach companyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/5/1944builds busses for war-and Postwar periodBusesdYO7Peoples transport buys new coaches, four are junkedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/17/1941Two more ordered to replace equipment in use since 1929Busesi]S;Belt line busses to start Monday on Laketon GettyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/18/1943Lake Michigan and Southern Route shifts to be made SundayBusesg[Q9Direct motorbus service from Chicago to Sault Ste. Marie is started todayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/20/1940Traverse City to Petoskey Line adds last linkBuses~siQTransit manager takes job in GRThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/17/1994Peter J. Varga resigns to go to GR Area Transit AuthorityBusesUI?'Northside bus line still aliveThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/27/1972busline, controlled by Holland Intercity Busline, is limping alongBusesSH>&Deal cancels Madison plan to move EastThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/19/1956Madison Manufacturing will stay in MuskegonBuses[PF.Buys Bus company headquartersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/19/1956firm to expand local operationsBuseszsRG=%First bus service here was 1915The Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/23/1954photo of busses and history of need for bus service in MuskegonBusesUI?'Bus routesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/21/1943Notice of change in bus routeBusesf_@4* Greyhound plans $20,000 bus depotThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/16/1939Lease Jirock building on First Street to remodelBusesVKA) Greyhound driver operates bus 700,000 miles without accidentThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/7/1930Jack Irwin of N. Muskegon establishes record for safety drivingBusespf\D Heights busses now in companyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/17/1921operators betwee two cities form organization; city withholds actionBusesSG=% Autourban line to Ludington openedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/18/1921Busses to make trips twice daily, carring Chronicle's last editionBusesXLB* Mason Ave. bus line in new handsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/13/1921Clifford Anderson purchased bus line from William BleamasterBusesVJ@(Early bus service often an adventureThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/5/1988history of bus service in MuskegonBuses|XND,Mr. Hancock, early bus owner, diesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/1/1960Edgar Hancock dies at 84 - founder of Beidler St. TransportationBusesVLB*photo of Clyde Hancock in fron of homephoto1920 approxphoto of house and busBusesaZB5..{photo of Clyde Hancock and his Beidler St. busphoto1st busses in MuskegonBuses\U==66kPhoto of Hancock familyphoto1953-54Clyde Hancock with mother and siblingsBuses^W/&{C.E. Hancock ends 30 years as gas station operatorThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/30/1955Clyde Hancock retiresBuses~g\R:Open House for Hancock AnniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/18/1964Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Hancock celebrate 50th anniversaryBusesWLB*Letter from Dorothy Hansen regarding Muskegon busingletterletterBusesSLLLD<O" d  6 : IhOE}_Gj6City Coach Line busses in front of Arcade Bldg entranceThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingphotoBusesohaaW?o5Muskegon Heights busThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingphotoBusesLE>>4o4Five Beidler Street BusesThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingphotoBusesQJCC9!o3Beidler Street BusThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingphotoBusesJC<<2o2Jackson Street BusThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingphotoBusesJC<<2o1Bus ServiceThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingphotoBusesC<55+o0Muskegon Heights busThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingphotoBusesLE>>4o/photo of People's Transportation Co.The Muskegon ChronicleclippingphotoBuses\UNND,o.photo of Terrace St. BusThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingphotoBusesPIBB8 o-photo of N. Muskegon busThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1920photoBusesVOHB8 ,photo of two women in bus to Whitehall and MontagueThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1916photoBusesqjc]S;+County new buses will have new lookThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/21/199313 new full-size busesBuseswpXMC+*County Bus system to start Jan. 1The Muskegon ChronicleclippingOct-73county establishes a bus system Buses|uSKA))Revived transit system gets provisional approvalThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/24/1976MATS struggleBuses{teZP8(First to ride new busesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/11/1974photo of Senior citizens inaugurated the MATS Buses|LA7'Ceremonies mark start of area bus serviceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/11/1974Muskegon Area Transit System first to operate in 2 yearsBuses^SI1&City busses struggle to keep goingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/3/19615% of the community are using the bus serviceBusesVLB*%City Coach lines ready to roll tomorrow morningThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingOct-56final details of Muskegon City Coach Lines, Inc.BusesaYO7$Peoples transport reaches end of the road tonightThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingOct-56after 27 years of bus service will terminateBusesc[Q9#Million miles a year traveled by local bus linesThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingPeoples transport Co. established in 1918BusesZZP8o"Photo of seats, seats everywhere..not a bus to rideThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/18/1949deserted waiting room of Peoples Transport corp.Busesi]S;!Suburban bus offers service, city to HeightsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/18/1949Muskegon-to-Muskegon Heights transportation serviceBusesbVL4 Bus strike grips area, city declines to actThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/18/1949No other moves to bring serviceBusesaUK3Grand Pappy still Putt-PuttsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/17/19411900 Internation horseless carriage 'Grandpappy'BusesQF<$Bus company is placing modern coaches in service The Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/12/1940New vehicles to be bought for nearly every lineBusesf[Q9Remember those oldtime Jitney bussesThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingremembering first bus transportationBuses{tNND,oAutomobile ferry service is started by state at straitsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1923inauguration of ferry service across StraitsBusesgaW?Bus problem recalls days, 40 years ago, when Jitneys got their startThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingremembering auto bus transportationBusesnndLoFirst inter-city bus was horse-drawnThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingSep-54remembering transportation beginning in 1837BusesVND,_ BA  " } >MATS to add more new busesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4-18-2008The way officials at the Muskegon Area Transit System see itBusesOD:"=New buses boast made-in-Muskegon manufacturingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/6/2007New buses hit road in Muskegon, parts made in Muskegon and Holland; SAF-HOLLAND; Mark Molitor; ADTB-280BusesbXN6<Air-conditioned buses to join county fleetThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/16/2005New air conditioned buses to be in use by the end of 2006Buses`TJ2;County's new bus line up and runningThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/24/1994new generation of MATSBusesxqYND,:North Muskegon busThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingphotos of Vincent O. Clinger/Gerald Woodhouse/1919 Reo busBusesx<<2o9Five snapshots of business in N.MuskegonThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingphotoBuses`YRRH0o8Muskegon - Grand Haven BusThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingphotoBusesRKDD:"o7Inside view of busThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingphotoBusesJC<<2o  @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @           !"# $ % & ' ()*+,-./0123456789:;<=><YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKeyBig tugboat will be based in MuskegonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7-31-2008Sand Products Co. is getting into a new sid of the shipping businessBusiness/Sand Products W Michigan SandMarket CoZOE-<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKey6^ > {  Qk\jWitt Buick fighting GM's call to closeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6-16-2009After nearly 100 years of serviceBusinessesGeneral History~[PF.1857 -2008 Business BiographyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1-22-2009Muskegon businesses from 1857-2008BusinessesGeneral HistoryvRG=%Building a showcaseThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8-31-2008Betten turns Henry Street into dealership avenueBusinessesGeneral HistoryzH=3Photo Album of family & locally owned businessesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8-21-2008local businesses featuredBusinessesGeneral HistoryeZP8Coming together for seniorsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8-10-2008Tanglewood Park - 560 Seminole, Norton ShoresBusinessesGeneral HistoryPE;#Across the Desk Drawer yields nostalgiaThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/10/1978Bug Jaeger article naming bars of Houle Bros.; Edelweiss; Two Johns; Joe's Place; The Opera; Home Plate restaurantBusinessesGeneral History\QG/ Chamber Salute honors past, looks to futureThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/18/2007William G. Jackson of Burdick & Jackson Laboratories and L. Carroll Cole of Cole Bakeries to be honored in business hall of fameBusinessesGeneral History`UK3 Maxing the MinimumThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/11/2006Higher minimum wage may help employees and hurt employersBusinessesGeneral HistoryG<2 2005 West Michigan LeadersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/9/2006Sue Pemberton, Bob Scolnik, Wes Ecklund, Jason Piasecki, Hoby Thrasher, Derrick Knox involved in communityBusinessesGeneral HistoryND:" 1857 - 2006 Business BiographyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/25/2006Compilation of select businesses and the date each business was establishedBusinessesGeneral HistorySH>& Landmark Downtown neon sign soldThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/1/2005Visiting Nurse Services sold Beerman's Music sign to Jim Switalski for $800 donationBusinessesGeneral HistoryUJ@(JoAnn Fabrics, crafts company opens superstoreThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/16/2005Grand opening of JoAnn Stores' superstore in Norton Shores is result of merger of two smaler storesBusinessesGeneral HistorydXN6Minority business owners must overcome mythsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/26/2005Knox, Wilson, Lewis, and Scott speak out about overcoming myths in businessBusinessesGeneral HistorybVL4Rising costs shifting to workersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/19/2005Labor pays more as companies try to stay profitableBusinessesGeneral HistoryVJ@(County business patterns / 1980-1992The Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/5/1995Business patterns for Muskegon, Ottawa, and State of MichiganBusinessesGeneral HistoryXND,What's NewThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/7/2005Several businesses being constructed in Muskegon areaBusinessesGeneral Historyu>4*Wal-Mart ready to buy, build on Henry StreetThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/15/2005Construction of new Wal-Mart on Henry expected to begin soonBusinessesGeneral HistoryaVL4Business leaders name to hall of fameThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/22/1998Daniel Gerber, Dorothy Gerber, John. L. hiltBusinessesGeneral HistoryZOE-1850 Business Biography 1994The Muskegon Chronicleinsert1/26/1995biography of Muskegon area businessesBusinessesGeneral HistoryvOD<$u  @ @          <YmmNmmY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,"YPrimaryKey8 J { 4 u c4.rOffset printing company expandsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/11/1998MICRGraphics has experienced annual sales growth of about 30%Businesses SmallFamilyTI?'Magazines feature MuskegonThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingOct-92Whitefox Gallery's -hightlighted in DCOR magazineBusinesses SmallFamilyLD:"Hardware store changes hands but it's still a family operationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/11/1998Vern & Lisa Wheeler have purchase Haase HardwareBusinesses SmallFamilysh^FA beautiful blindThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingSiblings offer window-treatment expertiseBusinesses SmallFamily~f;;1oAlley CatsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/21/2002Bowling Center gets cosmically cool (Ravenna Bowling Center)Businesses SmallFamily}?4*Making the cutThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/24/2002Family market thrives in superstore environment (Born's Market)Businesses SmallFamilyC8.Businesses on Apple Ave.The Muskegon Chronicleinsert2/2/1999Holiday Gift GuideBusinesses SmallFamilyv^J@8 A Force for goodThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/6/2002Karate studio owner teaches more than martial artsBusinesses SmallFamilyxD:0Family Owned businessesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/18/1994John Syperia State Farm, Walt Plant TV, Carpenter Insurance, Babbitt, Great Lakes, Greater Muskegon TransferBusinesses SmallFamilyLA7 Family Owned businessesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/18/1994Qugley Draperies, Seaway Appliance, Alderman-Freeman, Dr Hunt, Dobb Printing, Flynn FamilyBusinesses SmallFamilyLA7 Plumb's expanding its Sherman siteThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/22/1991Plumb's Inc. is icreasing the space in Glenside PlazaBusinesses SmallFamilyXLB* Vandervelde's purchased by Art VanThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingVandervelde's Furniture & Carpet in business for 76 yrs Businesses SmallFamilyLLB*o Haase hardware holds its own or 40 yearsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/2/1994Gene Haase has hard to find hardwareBusinesses SmallFamily\RH0 Longtime jewelry store leaving mallThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/30/1993A. 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(John Hughes) wins design awardBusinesses SmallFamilyYND,Old gas station might help fuel city's redevelopmentThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/17/2005Old Freres Brothers gas station owned by Brenda Moore to be leasedBusinesses SmallFamilyi^T<More than a bakeryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/24/2005Traditional bakery adds modern menuBusinesses SmallFamilylG<2Shifting into ReverseThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/17/2005Artist Gains National Acclaim for Work in Saugatuck GalleryBusinesses SmallFamilyJ?5Beach TreatsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/20/2005New vendors refresh visitors to waterfrontBusinesses SmallFamilymA6,G & L Chili Dogs & Sanwich ShopBusinesses SmallFamily?'''''CIncomplete History of G & L Restaurantcompiled by Peter JohnsonBusinesses SmallFamilyaIIII.GHeads Up The Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/11/2002from baseball cards to bobbleheads, brothers' sports shop sells it allBusinesses SmallFamily?3)Power equipment business opens at Meister siteThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/4/2002Westernbroek Lawn & Garden has taken over the Meister's bldgBusinesses SmallFamilycXN6 K 6 t 2 T7)CC@Karate instructor getting a leg up on second careerThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/22/2006Raymond Curry owns karate academy in Muskegon Heights; Tae Kwon Do may help him survive after Dana Corp. cutsBusinesses SmallFamilyh]S;?Lange opens new, easy-to-find facilityThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/19/2006Lange Flooring Center (Lange Carpet), owned by Sonia and Scott Gilbert, have moved to 1660 GladeBusinesses SmallFamily[PF.>Goes big, stays homeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/16/2006?Randy Crow's RC Productions hs $10 million dollars in sales annuallyBusinesses SmallFamilyJ>4=Shoe store owner picks downtown siteThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/10/2006Joseph "Levi" Lalonde to open Level 6 shoe store at 559 W. Western Ave.Businesses SmallFamilyYND,<Al Perri Furniture closing doors after 36 yearsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/25/2006Al Perri Furniture closing doors after 36 years due to retirement / economic conditionsBusinesses SmallFamilydYO7;Retiree draws on the fine art of businessThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/25/2006Sean Davids opens his own painting business Paintings by Sean at 3878 E. Laketon, Muskegon TownshipBusinesses SmallFamily^SI1:Salvage yard permit has restrictionsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/24/2006Arizona Auto at 2486 S. 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Gateway from 1756 Lakeshore Drive so RC Productions can expand Businesses SmallFamily_TJ2KBusinessman among top 'leaders and innovators'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/15/2007Jason Piasecki, Qonverge CEO wins Leader and Innovator of the Year award; ImageQuest DesignBusinesses SmallFamilycXN6JWilliam McComb PhotographerErica Griffin, Archiviste-mail3/30/2007Archivist's response to patron regarding dates of operation of William McComb photography businessBusinesses SmallFamilyPE=#ILooking like a great year for 4 Season, owner saysThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/25/2007Russ Christensen's home remodelling business 4 Seasons Home Crafters expecting great year; 4788 Grand Haven Rd.Businesses SmallFamilyg\R:HGo blue cheeseThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/4/2007Three articles in one clipping; Plant hopes to set mold standard for specialty brie; Torben Siggaard; Ernst siggaardBusinesses SmallFamilyB8.GFulfilling pharmacy Drug store fills niche in neighborhoodThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/21/2007Patterson's Pharmacy, owned by Carolyn Patterson at 2144 Hoyt serves community; African American; soda fountainBusinesses SmallFamilyodZBFTo your wealth His success measured by client's comfortThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/3/2006James "Jack" Price retires after 47 years at Raymond James & Associates Inc; Roney & Co.; Paul Price; Joni JarosikBusinesses SmallFamilykaW?EMuskegon's BuzzThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/22/2006Ryke's Baker selected to bake cake for Govenor Jennifer Granholm's Holiday Party in LansingBusinesses SmallFamilyE9/DHall of entertainment Auditorium offers bingo, banquets, barThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/13/2006Scott and Gina Jones' Jones Auditorium to offer catering kitchen, Keno, and high stakes bingoBusinesses SmallFamilyrf\DCSnurfin' is back with a twistThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/1/2006Bob Novak & Carter Moore have improved Sherman Poppen's "Snurfer"; snurfboardBusinesses SmallFamilyRG=%BPlumb's Owners Stay LocalThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/21/2006Roger Eikenberry sold Plumb's Grocery Stores to its management group; Jim NaderBusinesses SmallFamilyOC9!ALandmark grocery to closeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/24/2006The Dalton Grocery going out of business after more than 60 yearsBusinesses SmallFamilyNC9!D \ TvbConvenience lostThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11-17-2008Store's closing will leave unfilled hole in HoltonBusinesses SmallFamilyzF:0aBetting on batteriesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11-18-2008Need for their franchise 'going and growing'Businesses SmallFamilyxJ>4`Try it with JazzThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11-11-2008Coffeehouse owner betting on healthy menuBusinesses SmallFamilyqF:0_After nine years, Goodgrains bakery closes its doorsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11-1-2008It was the fulfillment of a dreamBusinesses SmallFamilyi^T<^Lighten the loadThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8-12-2008Owner upgrades for most efficient clean machinesBusinesses SmallFamilywE:0]Pour it onThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7-8-2008Expansion casts parts maker in growth mode - Non-Ferrous Cast Alloys, Inc.Businesses SmallFamily>4*\Clean teamThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6-17-2008Fatehr, son expand, diversify power-washing businessBusinesses SmallFamilyu?4*[Van's Car Wash & Quick LubeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/20/2007Short history on Vanderstelt owned Van's Car Wash; Gerrit; Henry; Gary; John; Mike; Jerry; Diane; Claudia; gives addresses of locationsBusinesses SmallFamilyPE;#ZRevvin' up downtown Out-of-town businessmen putting faith in MuskegonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/14/2007Mr. Mark Campbell and Carl Miskotten invest in Muskegon with Hot Rod Harley Davidson Dealership and organizing Bike TimeBusinesses SmallFamily zoeMYATTENTION FORD OWNERSThe Muskegon Chronicleadvertisementca. 1941Advertisement for Young Auto Parts Co., located at Glade and Lyman St. Businesses SmallFamilyND5XTIREThe Muskegon Chronicleadvertisementca. 1940sAdvertisement for Irwin Tire & Battery, 925 Terrace St.; services offered: recapping and vulcanizingBusinesses SmallFamily>3$ W125 years look good on Pitkin'sThe White Lake Beaconclipping8/12/2007Information on history of Pitkin Durg and Gift Shoppe in Whitehall; Nordlunds own pharmacy nowBusinesses SmallFamilySH>'VMuskegon Consumers Cooperative Association / Store Inc. informationMuskegon County Museum Archivistprintout9/4/2007Information compiled from Polk's Muskegon City Directories regarding Muskegon Consumers Cooperative grocery storeBusinesses SmallFamily wmKUBuild upon a rockThe Muskegon Chronicleadvertisement1911?Advertising Wiselogel & Co. at 220 E. 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Broadway in Muskegon Heights; African American owned businessBusinesses SmallFamilylbX@QAll the trimmings Longtime auto fix-it firm relocates, expands to boatsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/31/2007Kris and Julie Thorsen relocate historic Bakker Auto & Marine Trim back near its original site; adds boat refurbishing to servicesBusinesses SmallFamily|qgO E!p  } 3  mGreen and growingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7-21-2009'Clean' Torresen MarineBusinesses SmallFamilyw_F;1lBook 'em, LakesideThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6-7-2009"Booked for the Season" bookstoreBusinesses SmallFamilyiF<2kMystical Wiccan wondersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3-29-2009Unique downtown shop offers gifts for mind, body, spiritBusinesses SmallFamilyLA7jRecession bustersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1-25-2009Area tradition strong for local inventionsBusinesses SmallFamilyrF;1iLocan machine shop in expansion modeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1-25-2009Air Foil InternationalBusinesses SmallFamilyqYND,hKnead bread?The Muskegon Chronicleclipping1-11-2009Downtown Muskegon's got it at new bake shopBusinesses SmallFamilynA6,gAuto repair firm moving closer to Northside homeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12-26-2008Long time Muskegon Hgts automotive repair companyBusinesses SmallFamilyfZP8fHarbortowne Furniture closingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12-23-2008John Leister will leave the business after 37 yearsBusinesses SmallFamilySG=%e'Dress yourself and your home'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping12-9-2008Lee & BirchBusinesses SmallFamilyx`SH>&dEarthly Kneads bakery opens downtown storeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11-29-2008A serious bakeryBusinesses SmallFamilyr`TJ2cStore's license suspended for selling teens boozeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11-19-2008A family crusade to revoke liquor licenseBusinesses SmallFamilyg[Q9K  @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @             ! 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Hilding Carlson's death noticeCarlson G Hilding FamilyeK(wCity of Muskegonrecordlisting of accomplishments while mayorCarlson G Hilding FamilybH gphoto of G. Hilding CarlsonphotophotoMayor of 1957-1958Carlson G Hilding Family_E11*#o Dedication program Michigan State Historical Marker Pinchtownprogramprogram10/4/1991Memories of Pinchtown by Hilding CarlsonCarlson G Hilding FamilybWNE G.Hilding Carlsonbookbookmemories of the CarlsonsCarlson G Hilding FamilyY?%%o Carlson to be MayorThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/2/1957electionCarlson G Hilding FamilykQG=3 Gunnar Carlson, ill long time, dies at age 84The Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/20/1969father of former Muskegon mayor diedCarlson G Hilding FamilybWM5 G. Hilding Carlson Muskegon County Genealogical SocietyMayor of the city of Muskegon 1957-1958Carlson G Hilding FamilyjAAAgLakeside cemeterylistinglistingburial of mother 2-19-1979 AnnaCarlson G Hilding FamilyfL++"oLakeside cemeterylistinglistingburial of father 9-19-1969 F. Gunnar CarlsonCarlson G Hilding FamilytZ++"oState of Michigan record of marriagerecordrecordG. Hilding and Eva M SwansonCarlson G Hilding FamilytZ<<4,oCity directory listingsformformlisting of residenceCarlson G Hilding Family[A++%oAnna Johnson CarlsonbookbookG. Hilding's mother & fatherCarlson G Hilding Family`F(("oU.S. Social Security Death indexprintoutprintout6/14/1994death benefitCarlson G Hilding FamilypVG<2(G. Hilding Carlson, former mayor diesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/18/1998article on G.Hilding Carlson's life and obituaryCarlson G Hilding FamilyZOE-City refused to become 'Ghost Town' as Lumbering diedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/22/1957Transformed into industrial metropolis with a destinyCarlson G Hilding Familyj_U= 4 @ @66666666 6 6  6  6  6 6 66<Y N99 Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,9;YPrimaryKeyK 8 zC 0 m  letter to Woodruff from B Hallletterletter1-11-1843Carpenter William Family\BB7/'_ First school is built here 85 years agoThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingMiss Agnes Carpenter reviews Muskegon EducationCarpenter William FamilyQQG/oMiss Carpenter, teacher, resignsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/8/1943has served Muskegon schools for 45 yearsCarpenter William Family~TJ@(Wm Carpenter lawyer,diesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/25/1928ws prominent in legal and education circles since 1880Carpenter William FamilyMB8 Mrs. Carpenter, widow of former lawyer,expiresThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/5/1938former president of woman's club die suddenlyCarpenter William FamilybXN6Miss Carpenter, beloved retired teacher, diesobituaryobituary11/20/1970Miss Laura Augusta "Gussie" CarpenterCarpenter William Family|UI?5photo of Mrs. Wm (Harriet) CarpenterphotophotoCarpenter William FamilyT:::3,OWilliam Carpenter immediate family datesformformCarpenter William FamilyV<<<60OFamily picture from Wm. Carpenterphotophoto1800's Carpenter William FamilyZ@@70)_Portrait and biographical recordbookbookHon. William Carpenter, city attorneyCarpenter William Familyu[44.(o 8 @:::::::: : : <YN==Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,=?YPrimaryKey@@<A 9  @ -yy wEHistory in Art A home is found for valuable muralsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/1/1983Large murals comissioned by Lumberman's Bank to be housed at new Muskegon County Museum facilityCasenelli Victorf\R:PrintsUnknownPrintsExtra black and white Casenelli prints. Not to be accessioned.Casenelli Victorr`oVictor CasenelliexhibitsCasenelli Victor4"cCasenelli murals appraised at $161,5004/5/1984Casenelli VictorJ88...SAn artists rewardphotophoto5/20/1959Casanelli at 100 birthday examines prints displayed at bankCasenelli Victoro2' In Celebration of FMB Lumberman's 125th Anniversarybrochurebrochure5-16-?Casenelli Murals at MCMCasenelli VictorpWOE;MCM Casenelli Paintingsprogramprogram5/5/1984exhibit programCasenelli Victor^L;1(photo of paintings being move to Muskegon H.S.The Muskegon Chronicleclippiing5/4/1972Casenelli VictoruccYN6_letter to Frank Welsh from Lumberman's Bank Presidentletterletter7/20/1983paintings gifted to MCMCasenelli VictorqXME=Victor Casenellibookbookstory of each paintingCasenelli VictorN<$$oMuskegon artists The Muskegon Chronicleclippiingremembering Victor Casenelli 1868-1961Casenelli Victorvd<<1oVictor Casenelli is dead.but his artistry lives onThe Muskegon Chronicleclippiing11/17/1961remembering Victor Casenelli 1868-1961Casenelli Victori]R:Residence of artist Casanelli, located at N. MuskegonThe Muskegon Chronicleclippiing7/24/1913Residence in N. MuskegonCasenelli Victork`U= Casenelli's Muskegon Series hung in Lumberman's Bank for yrsThe Lakeshore Timesclippiing6/23/1981Casenelli died 11-17-1961Casenelli VictorodYD Victor Casenelli paintings deserve a good homeThe Muskegon ChronicleBud Jaeger3/29/1982Today they form a vital link to this city's heritageCasenelli VictoreZN6 Victor Casenelli: An originalThe Muskegon Chronicleclippiing6/23/1981Caseneli forsook fame & fortune to find peace painting N. MuskegonCasenelli VictorSH=% Early Michigan Paintingsbookbook11/21/1976-1/2-1977Kresge Art Center MSU, E. Lansing - intro essayCasenelli VictorrA,&  Restlawn Cemeterytyped documenttyped pageburial of Victor & Harriett CasenelliCasenelli Victorn\55)oThe Casenelli Paintingstyped documenttyped pagethe story of the paintings explained by CasenelliCasenelli Victorn;;/oCity History PortrayedThe Muskegon Chronicleclippiingbest works housed at Muskegon High School auditoriumCasenelli VictorwAA6oAn Artist talks shop to studio guestsThe Muskegon Chronicleclippiing2/12/1953Victor Casenelli works interest new art groupCasenelli Victor[PE-Scenes of aboriginal west portrayed in works of painters,The Muskegon Chronicletyped page3/30/1972Muskegon's summer guest, to be exhibited at resort hotelCasenelli VictorpeYAPaintings by local artist to be on exhibition at Hackley Art Gallerywritten by Minnie E. K. Gunntyped page4/13/1918painting by local artist to be on exhibition at Hackley Art GalleryCasenelli VictorvjLCasenelli, Dean of Area Artists, readies canvases for Gallery Showwritten by Marilynn Myerstyped pageJan-52historyCasenelli VictoryqeJhistory regarding Mr. CasenelliCasenelli Victor9'''''CVictor Casenelliarticlearticleremembering Victor Casenelli 1868-1961Casenelli VictordR**!o6 < @ @ @>>>>>>>> > >  >  >  > > >>>>>>>>>>>><YNAAY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameACYPrimaryKey@MCasselmans and Herkimers 4typed historyfamily geneology & photosCasselman Family^L111"gCounty home was a refuge for needyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/2/1990early 1870s Muskegon County provided a home for the poorCasselman FamilyVLB*@BB<YNEEY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,EGYPrimaryKey@@ DI7 T Census: Poverty explodes in regionThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8-27-2008More people in W. Michigan are hitting bottomCensusWLB*Census 1990U.S. Dept. of Commercefolder6/12/1905Census informationCensusZR>3+Birth Places of Muskegon Residents, 1850-1880typed pagenative born and foreign bornCensusg_AAA5gMuskegon County population to rise slowlythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/9/1992population projectionsCensus~v^SI1Census figures adjustedthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/27/1991West Michigan census resultsCensusrjLA7There was a time when Michigan conducted its own censusthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/1/1990remembering previous Michigan official Census DayCensuskaW? D @FFFFFF<YNIIY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,IKYPrimaryKeyHCharacter of conspicuous pioneersarticle1937remembering Mr. Martin RyersonCentenniel - 1937kX82)){Indian teepees on display at Muskegon Centennialphotosphotosphotography from Wilfrid Berg collectionCentenniel - 1937rHH@8o1937 centennial photosphotosphotosCentenniel - 1937A...&OHJJJ<YNMMY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameMOYPrimaryKey@@LD j  d ACentury Club RenovationsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping / photos3/23/2007Photos with captions of workers restoring Century ClubCentury ClubVK8 photos2005/2006Photographs taken during renovations of Century Club; also aerial photographs of building and surrounding areasCentury Cluby Century ClubThe Muskgon Chronicleclipping4/2/1945remembering the Century Club by C.H. YatesCentury Clubzl?5+ 175 members attend burning of club mortgageThe Muskgon Chronicleclipping4/9/1942officially free from debtCentury Cluby^TJ3 To burn mortgage of Century Club at CelebrationThe Muskgon Chronicleclipping6/22/1946a milestoneCentury Club~pcXN7 Century Club to enlarge, remodel avenue buildingThe Muskgon Chronicleclipping6/22/194640 foot additionCentury ClubvdYO8 Historic dates in Muskegon's pastThe Muskgon Chronicleclipping1-8-1894first meeting of "The Club"Century ClubrUKA*Remodel Century ClubThe Muskgon Chronicleclipping10/22/1949Slate formal opening after $80,000 projectCentury ClubuI=3Century Club's contents soldThe Muskgon Chronicleclipping7/21/1992Dan Van Overloop led the auctioneering Monday at the now defunct CenturyClubCentury ClubPE;$Century ClubThe Muskgon Chronicleclipping4/2/1945remembering the Century Club by C.H. YatesCentury Clubzl?5+Noon Luncheon OrganizaitonThe Muskgon Chronicleclipping5/19/1928history of Century Club goes bact to old lumbering eraCentury ClubNC9"Traditional elegance survives on AvenueThe Muskgon Chronicleclipping2/20/1972promotional article for the Businessman's ClubCentury Club[PF/History of the Century ClubThe Muskgon Chroniclearticle3/24/1945submitted by C.H. YatesCentury ClubugNC:#Corrections to booklet "Highlights in the History of the Muskegon Club and Century ClubThe Muskgon Chroniclearticle4/14/1945corrections noted by C.H. YatesCentury Clubv_The Aquaraium Clubtyped informationa club within the Century ClubCentury Club[M---g L @ @NNNNNNNN N N  N  N  N N N<Y--NQQ--Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,QTYPrimaryKeyPF \  d POVeTaxpayers to pay for Ott messThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/20/2001judge rules ex-owner free of $100M toxic cleanupChemical PlantsSG=%Stay or go? Chemical spills present tough choicesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/12/1995People should prepare for chemical emergency Chemical Plantsf[Q9Chemicals pose 'recipe for disaster'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/12/1995W. Michigan dotted with potentially deadly chemical sitesChemical PlantsYND,Contaminated site faces more cleanupThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingOccidental Chemical Corp could be forced to spend $16 million to clean upChemical PlantsNND,oCounty close to gaining chemical plant propertyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/25/2002county commissioners may be asked to accept ownership of propertyChemical PlantsdYO7Factory belches toxic cloudThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/31/2001fear becoming norm for plants' neighborsChemical PlantszPE;#Sun stops production of dangerous DCBThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/11/2001DCB era in Muskegon has come to an endChemical PlantsZOE-Blast to cost Sun/Lomac $3 millionThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/11/2001Lomac LLC & Sun Chemical Corp will pay $3 million in penaltiesChemical PlantsWLB*Hazardous dutyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/30/2002HazCom tackles hard problems with software solutionsChemical PlantsyC8. White Lake, Hooker Electro-chemical Co. The Muskegon Chroniclephotosforerunner fo Michigan's newest chemical empireChemical PlantsPPH0o Lomac to pay $75,000 toxic waste fineMuskegon County OutLookclipping10/19/2001agreed to pay the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency $75,000 fineChemical Plants\PF- Muskegon's public health neighbor to the worldMuskegon County OutLookarticleOct-92NOR-AM - FICAM pest controlChemical Plants~`XO6 Area 'chemical empire' started at a cookoutThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/22/1998seeds of that industry were planted in 1956Chemical Plants`UK3 Public can still coment on Hooker cleanup planThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/1/2001U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will accept public commentChemical PlantsbXN6Hooker cleanup debate rages onThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/2/2001multimillion-dollar proposal for cleaning up lingering pollutionChemical PlantsRH>&Natural' use sought for HookerThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/12/1996some hope to keep are available for migratory birdsChemical PlantsSH>&Lomac gas no laughing mtter after allThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/10/1996Sun Chemical was evacuatedChemical PlantsvZOE-Cordova wants township to act quickly on siteThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/12/2000land could be turned into industrial parkChemical PlantsbWM5Poluted chemical plant site now offered to countyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/29/2000Cordova Chemical Co. is trying again to give away pollution siteChemical Plantsf[Q9Lomac to mothball unit that explodedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/29/2000Lomac will not restart its herbicide production unitChemical PlantsYND,Cleanup ongoing at chemical siteThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/4/2001state awarded $2.7 million contract to cleanup work at Ott/Story/CordovaChemical PlantsTJ@(Lomac study identifies blast's sourceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/5/2000two rapid-fire explosions flattend part of Lomac's facility Chemical PlantsZOE-PwD o : } }S)W--0Chemical Plantsa,0Chemical Plantsa+0Chemical Plantsa*0Chemical Plantsa)0Chemical Plantsa(0Chemical Plantsa'0Chemical Plantsa&0Chemical Plantsa%0Chemical Plantsa$0Chemical Plantsa#0Chemical Plantsa"Occidental receives conservation awardThe White Lake Beaconclipping12/30/2007The site of one of this state's worst environmental disasters, is now being awarded for its contributions for wildlifeChemical Plants[OE.!Settlement ends Lomac legal battlesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/15/2003surprise out-of-court settlement abruptly ended civil trialChemical PlantsYMC+ Corporations to slug it out in Lomac explosion lawsuitThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/17/2003multimillion-dollar lawsuit could fix blame for catastrophic explosionChemical Plantsk`V>Chemical plant workers get cancer testThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/3/1994state wants to test anyone who may have had extended contact Chemical Plants[PF.County takes control of Cordova siteThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/28/2002Muskegon County finally gained ownership of Ott/Story/CordovaChemical PlantsYND,Lakeway plant's cancer risk widensThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/23/1992up 1,300 workers-four times more than originally estimatedChemical PlantsXLB*Chemical firm buys Burdick & JacksonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/10/1996AlliedSignal Inc. has announced the acquisition of Burdick&Jackson Inc.Chemical PlantsZND,Cleanup talk turns to action at BoforsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/5/1993government efforts to clean up extensive pollution at former Lakeway/Bofors-Nobel plantChemical PlantsZPF.Cleanup efforts beginThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/26/1993treatment plants built to clean up polluted water will be largest of their typeChemical PlantsK?5Study shows hazards remain at former chemical plant siteThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/10/1994Ott/Story/Cordova site poses a public health hazardChemical PlantsmbX@Neighboring chemical firm buys LomacThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/7/2000troubled chemical plant will be owned by SunChemicalChemical PlantsYND,This is Du PontE.I.Du Pont De Nemours & Cobooklet1958The largest corporation in AmericaChemical PlantsxgC=4 P @ @ @ @ @ RRRRRRRR R R  R  R  R R RRRRRRRRSSSSSSSSS S !S "S #S $S %S&S'S(S)S*S+S,S-S<YNVVY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,VYYPrimaryKey!UPT C f 31a&]Cherry's reorganization won't stop showsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/18/1992Revenue has grown since Cherry County's move here from TraverseCherry County Playhouse^RH0Singin' in the RainCherry County Playhouse programprogram19971997 Summer SeasonCherry County Playhousex_KE<Downtown: We'll survive if playhouse foldsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/25/2001attempting to raise more than $300,000Cherry County Playhouse`TJ2Fund-raising Cherry County awaits its fateThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/10/2002deciding on whether to stage 2002 seasonCherry County Playhouse_TJ2Cherry County: Raise $330,000 or curtain fallThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/9/2001playhouse is threatenedCherry County Playhouse{bWM5New leader discusses plan to save struggling theatherThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/17/2002Pamela Gallina, president of Western Michigan's Cherry CountyCherry County Playhousej_U=A well-seasoned BerryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/14/1991Ken Berry Song-and-dance man comes to PlayhouseCherry County Playhouse{J?5Like father, like sonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/11/1991Noel Harrison can sand on his merits in the acting worldCherry County PlayhouseJ?5A Close curtain callThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/4/1991Dynasty star arrives late, but that won't stop the showCherry County PlayhouseH>4Noises Off' will launch Cherry County's first season hereThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/23/1991Summer ScheduleCherry County PlayhousencYA Playhouse advances career dreamsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/26/1991Richard Hamblin & Kate Willinger performing in 'I'm Getting My Act Together'Cherry County PlayhouseUJ@( Playhouse deserves applauseThe Muskegon ChronicleJohn Allen8/18/1991finish of first "star" seasonCherry County PlayhouseqRG;# Hard work sets the stage for creative theater careerThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/15/1991Ilana Radin assistant scenic artist with the playhouseCherry County Playhousei^T< Respite from Big Apple leads to Cherry CountyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/13/1991Anette Bach of Muskegon now living in N.Y. acting in 'They're Playing our Song'Cherry County PlayhousebWM5 Be a part of Cherry County's premiere Muskegon seasonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/6/1991plee for attendanceCherry County Playhouse~i_U=Organizers see bright future for Cherry County despite lossesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/29/1993plans are already being put together to make 1994Cherry County Playhouserg]EBest-of-the-season stunner, 'Annie' is a pure delight and not to be misssedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/4/1993top notch production of 'Annie'Cherry County PlayhouseukSCherry County Playhouse 1992 ticketCherry County Playhouse programprogram1992Cherry County Playhouset[[UL+_Cherry county playhouse now in MuskegonThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingNoel Harrison in SleuthCherry County PlayhousejQQG/oCherry county hoping for second-half boostThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingplayhouse entering second half of its eigth-show seasonCherry County PlayhouseTTJ2oCherry County Playhouse 1991 ticketCherry County Playhouse ticketJune24-Aug17ticketCherry County Playhouse|c[ME+1995 Program Cherry County Playhouse programprogram1995Cherry County Playhouse^EE?6_Cherry asks creditors to OK planThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/30/1993plan to have summer playhouse run by non-profitCherry County PlayhouseUJ@( UR . The show must go on' spirit contributes to season's successThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/3/2000Sue Kim associate producerCherry County Playhouseoe[CCherry County on board for another theater seasonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/11/2002decision to proceed with 2003 seasonCherry County Playhouseg[Q9Cherry County gets new directorThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/30/2002Lawrence Thelene is succeeding former Producing DirectorCherry County PlayhouseTI?'Cherry County's former director: 'I didn't resign'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/11/2002Bill Castellina last seasonCherry County Playhouseg\R:- U @ @ @WWWWWWWW W W  W  W  W W WWWWWWWWWXXXX<YN[[Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name[]YPrimaryKeyeZiyMap of ChicagoChicago Sunday Tribuneclipping8/13/1933colored map of Chicago about 1833ChicagoofC8.This is the cityChicago Historical Societybooklet1881Mrs. O'Leary poemChicago_VC=4Chicago the World's Fair and Field'sMarshall Field & Companybooklet1934Compact information for visitors, 1934Chicago}UOF,Z\\\<Y""N__""Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,_bYPrimaryKey^Q   ; v 1 !Fz,Community Christmas Tree Hackley Parktyped pageclipping12/23/1923Christmas Eve December 24-1924ChristmaszoOC9-Yule tree ceremony has long historyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/25/1988remembering 1924 lighting of community Christmas treeChristmasYMC+Lawmakers hope to shake 'Christmas Tree' billThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/25/1988narrow-interest speinding provision attached to larger bills ChristmascWM5Area residents jammed downtown for lighting of community yule treeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/19/1993more than 1,800 people gathered in Hackely Park in 1924ChristmasxlbJFirst Hackley Park Community Christmas program was in 1924The Muskegon ChronicleC H Yates12/21/19571924 1st community Christmas program in Hackley ParkChristmasqeZBYule tree custom in U.S. 100 years old, record show first one in ClevelandThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/20/1951100 anniversary of Christmas tree introductionChristmastjRWrapping up ChristmasThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/23/2000Check out these last minute gift suggestions from Chronicle writersChristmasK?5Christmas TreeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/23/200012th annual "A Family Christmas in Hackley Park"ChristmasvD8.Tree of the month: The Christmas treeThe Lakeshore Timesclipping12/9/1980The history of Christmas tree decoratingChristmasWLB- The lessons of Christmas pastsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/24/1999Jex Harrison - born in 1895 - earliest memories of ChristmasChristmasTH>& Festival of TreesThe Muskegon ChronicleinsertNov 26 - Dec. 3Premier - bigger and more beautiful than ever with 13 new international displayChristmasJ91 Tree will 'illuminate' with songThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/6/1990Mona Shores Singing Christmas Tree 6th annual appearanceChristmasUJ@( Kris Kringle will roll on down the tracksThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/6/1990Santa Train will ramble through Ottawa County countrysideChristmas^SI1 Father's Fancy - Rectory overflows with scenes of ChristmasThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/22/1991Father Marv Aracher decorates abundantly St. Mary's rectoryChristmasqe[CVolunteeers spark Christmas spirit with displayThe Muskegon ChronicleBud Jaeger12/7/1997for the 5th yr employees of B.C. Cobb plant decorated the CausewayChristmasf[O7Ben Peterson -for 53rd year-serves Christmas committee of Muskegon ElksThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/21/1954His spirit of service carries yule messageChristmas}qgOBen Peterson serves city in public life 50 yearsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/28/1938attendance officer interested in boys, girls, was former police, firemanChristmaseZP8Where does Santa come from?Lake Michigan Examinerclipping12/13/1995the history of St. NicholasChristmasynQE;#Amateur BardsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/16/1946local poetry contributionChristmasi^C7-Merry (Muskegon) ChristmasThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/14/2003local memorabilia popular among holiday shoppersChristmasPD:"Santa has roots in MuskegonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/24/1991Muskegon native Haddon Sundblom created the image in 1930sChristmasQE;#Collecting the real thingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/24/1991Collecting Coca-Cola stuff is like a microcosm of American historyChristmasOC9!]^ @ / p y t oq"Donations help maintain manger sceneThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/11/2006Women's Division of Chamber of Commerce raise money to replace two wise men in manger scene with new fiberglass piecesChristmasZND,!A genuine tree trimming Muskegon gets first fresh-cut official treeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/15/2006Jim and Ann Timme donate their too large pine tree to the "Community Christmas Tree" cause; Larry DeCouChristmasymcK Shoppers will delight in gifts that say 'Muskegon!'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/26/2006Gifts from Cole's bakery; Muskegon Mercantile, Barnes & Noble; The Village Gift Shoppe; Maggie's Gourmet Food & Gifts in 2006 Christmasi]S;Tree branches out School holiday show moves downtownThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/30/2006"Singing Christmas Tree" show moves from St. Francis de Sales church to Frauenthal Center; Bill Hurst; Mona Shore High SchoolChristmasj^T<All is brightThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/21/2005Downtown holiday lighting help soughtChristmasujC7-fund-raising leads to rebirth of Hackley Park nativity sceneThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/26/19921st nativity scene handmade out of mannequin heads and bailing wireChristmasrf\D2nd Community Christmas Tree The Muskegon Daily Chronicletyped page12/31/1915remembering community Christmas tree Christmas[OC%Diarists reveal evolutin of importance of ChristmasThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/25/1988individuals remembering Christmas in the form of a diaryChristmasi]S;Community Christmas tree program was a big feature here 30 yrs agoThe Muskegon ChronicleC.H Yates12/22/1956remembering community Christmas tree ChristmasymbJCommunity Christmas Tree Once was a big event hereThe Muskegon ChronicleC.H YatesDec-59remembering 1924 Christmas tree in Hackley ParkChristmase]R:Community Tree once big eventThe Muskegon ChronicleC.H Yates12/18/1954remembering 1914 first Christmas tree in MuskegonChristmasTH=%Community tree again to feature Christmas observance in MuskegonMuskegon Daily Timesclipping11/20/1915celebration of Community Tree at Angell SchoolChristmasth^H ^ @ @ @ @```````` ` `  `  `  ` ` ````````aaaaaaaaa a !a "a <YNddY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,dfYPrimaryKey  c@ Tree branches out School holiday show moves downtownThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/30/2006"Singing Christmas Tree" moving from St. Francis de Sales church to Frauenthal center; Bill HurstChristmas Tree Growersj^T<Oh, Christmas treesThe Lakeshore Timesclipping12/13/1983Mary Mierendorf and her tree farmChristmas Tree GrowersiF:0Christmas tree state's growth industryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/23/1987Christmas trees have changed since people commonly cut down on their ownChristmas Tree Growers\PF.Feature on Christmas tree growers with photosThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/4/1948Henry Dierking; William Geske, August Garbrecht; Leo R. Arnold;Harry Hagen; Marvin Berson; Otto KattChristmas Tree GrowersbWM5 ceeee<YnnNhhnnY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NamehnYPrimaryKey Igv t B P Y (*x2x=w Our Savior's ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/10/1937making remarkable stridesChurchesmcH=3Dedicataion notes M E Church Muskegon Reporterhand written7/23/1924Churches[QQF8%_Dedication of ME Churchhand written6-17-1859ChurchesB88--WWoodar M.E. Churchtyped articleclipping2/25/1901dedication Feb. 24, 1901ChurchesbX>3)Serves community 50 yearsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/4/1936Claybanks M.E. Church in Oceana CountyChurchesuMC9!Greater Muskegon ChurchesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/28/1936Reorganized Church of the LatterDay Saints Founded here in 1918ChurchesOC9!Maranatha religious retreat getting $4 million upgradeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/18/1998Maranatha Bible & Missionary Conf in Norton ShoresChurchesk`V>A faithful historyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/29/1996a walk along "church street" is a journey into Muskegon's religious pastChurchesH<2Dreams come trueThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/10/1937Mrs. India Thompson had a dream -John Wesley AME churchChurches~E:0Mount Zion COGIC prepares 50th anniversary celebrationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/25/1995Celebration of 50th anniversary Sept. 8-10Churchesk`V>Festival to center on community unityThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/15/1997Unity Festival at Baha'I Peace ParkChurchesZOE-Burrel follows in father's footstepsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/17/1995Elder Willie L. Burrel installed as pastor at Christ Temple Apostolic Faith ChurchChurchesYND,Local churches plan special ThanksgivingThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingReligious observance set for Sunday, ThursdayChurchesRRH0o400th anniversary of English Bible Recalls yrs of persecutionThe Muskegon Chronicleinsert9/20/1935Translations of Wycliffe and TyndaleChurchespe]E Prophets of HopeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/11/1991Islam: the parting of the waysChurchesoeE:0 Sealed bidsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/8/1921received for sale of Tabernacle Bldg Churchesqg@5+ Colored Churchestyped articleThe John Wesley AME Zion Church, Bethesda BaptistChurchesdZ'''g Strength and beauty are inhis sanctuary'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/11/1988Muskegon's diverse church architectureChurches]RH0 These churches made Muskegon historyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/27/1984First Lutheran, First Reformed, First CongregationalChurchesYND,Arsonist destroys old churchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/14/1989abandoned former John Wesley AME Mount Zion Church burnedChurchesQF<$Pastor's Conference - YMCA April 3-1944typed article1944history of the churches in Muskegon dating back to 1837Churches~E??0wCentral Assembly to celebrate 75th anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/31/1998church's 75th anniversaryChurches~cXN6Endeavor Union to meet Mondaytyped articleChurches>4444%GFirst Protestant preaching service held in MuskegonThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingheld Sunday Oct. 1840 in mill boarding house on E WesternChurches]]S;oEndeavor Union to meet MondyThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingEast lawn pastor to speak opening yearChurchesxnFF<$oAmong the ChurchesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8-26-1899listing of churches in MuskegonChurchesrhG<2Misc. listings of churchesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10-16-1904, 8-1889, 9-16-1950ChurchesmccD:"_gmV V  M l|6c;3First Pilgrim church is maintained by active congregation of 40 membersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/29/1939structure purchased in 1920 is improved by membershipChurches|qgO2Sunday Services in MuskegonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1-1843/1889Topics to be discussed in the various churches tomorrowChurchesRE;#1Church of God has its roots in Norton TwpThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/31/1934Heights congregation organized in 1905 from meetings held at schoolChurches_SI10The Churches typed article1843-1863 history of Muskegon churchesChurchesXN&&&g/First Regular Protestant services conducted by Methodist MinisterThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/19/1928Misc. church related articles on one pageChurchesvkaI.Central Methodist Episcopal ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/6/1932The Prohibition SituationChurches|rWLB*-Dontation party given to Rev. W. B. CookThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingby the Universalist SocietyChurchesyoRRH0o,Need of Sunday School started Wood Ave. M.E.The Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/5/1936Children met in homes until number grew; was founded in '86Churches`VL4+Special program at M.E. churchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7-28-1887reminiscences were indulged inChurches}sSH>&*New Pastor at Wood Ave. M.E.The Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/19/1936Rev. Chapman also to preach in N. MuskegonChurches}QF<$)The Young Men's Christian Assoc.Daily Enth?clipping2-17-1871officers elected and organization perfectedChurcheswJ?5((Rev. Chapman has been active in church serviceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/26/1936Recently observed 25th anniversary as pastor; former governor, KiwanisChurchescXN6'Dr. Robinson Central Church pastor diesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/29/1944died of heart attack at the age of 59Churches\QG/&The churches of MuskegonSouvenir edition of the Morning NewsclippingSt. Mary's, First Babtist, First Congregational, additional churchesChurchesPPF o%1931 Dr. Robinson moved to a larger chargeThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingnow pastor at G.R. Trinity churchChurcheswTTJ2o$Dr. Robinson is named to Central M.E.The Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/20/1928G.R. pastor appointed to succeed Dr. Coors, sent to Lansing CentralChurchesZOE-#National Camp Meeting, Round Lake, NYThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6-1-1871happenings at the camp meetingChurchesyYOE-"church information in generalThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12-16-1870Congregational memorial service, speaker at Methodist church, UniversalistsChurchesSG=%!Church DirectoryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8-5-1870St. Paul's Episcopal, Congregational, Universalist, MethodistChurchesD:0 Burch's Singing ClassThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12-11-1870description of singing class and lecture Monday eveningChurchesK?5Church DirectoryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2-24-1871Congregational Church, Methodist Episcopal Church, Babtist Church, St.Mary's, Universalist ChurchChurchesE:0Church DirectoryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12-16-1870Congregational Church, Methodist Episcopal ChurchChurchesyF:0Ivy makes church beauty spotThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/10/1935First Congregational ChurchesrhQF<$Olivet Evangelical ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/10/1937first known as the Norwegian Free ChurchChurchesxNC9!ggL ^ R  <  RD>LSullivan Union Sunday School Serves as one of the oldest in W. MichiganThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/6/1937established more than 50 yrs ago; plays part in lives of rural childrenChurches{qgOKCentral Methodist fetes it's 50 year membersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/23/19567 members have a total of 428 yrs of continuous membershipChurchesaVL4JCentennial Time ObservedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/3/1956Parish service keynoted at Central Methodist ChurchChurchesMB8 IEarly banker's home site of Central Methodist ChurchThe Muskegon ChronicleCH Yates4/11/1953Second St between Webster & Muskegon Ave.Churchesi^T<HYear long observanceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1956Central Methodist Church celebrating its centennialChurchesyD>4GFirst Free Methodist ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingfounded July 1918 by Rev & Mrs. A. P. MeadeChurches|rEE;#oFRazing of old home recalls Second Methodist ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/7/1950early downtown churchChurches~g\R:ERev. Coors dies, served W. Michigan churchesThe Muskegon Chronicleobituary2/23/1955resided in Whitehall in last yearsChurchesaVL4Dpicture of the new Central Methodist churchThe Muskegon ChroniclephotosChurches]SSSK3OCphoto of Central M.E.ChurchThe Muskegon Chroniclephotosannual Washington Day suppers held here in early daysChurcheszCC;#oBCard parties raise about $200 for BritishThe Muskegon Chroniclephotos2/20/1941as they dressed for Washington Dinner in 1890Churches\QI1ABrief sketches of the various religious organizations in the cityThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingearly 1900sChurchesxkkaIo@photos of Muskegon churches in 1951The Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/13/195114 photosChurchesmcXMC+?Original Methodist Episcopal Churchtyped articlestarted 1857 last service 7-28-1887 - 1st Protestant church in MuskegonChurches:::+g>Central Methodist Episcopal Churchtyped article1888Corner of Clay & Jefferson Churchesf\?99*w=photo of St. Mary's ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1857photoChurches[QJD:"<photo of Rev. Edward VanpammelMorning Newsclipping1-1-1892photoChurchesYOH>4&;$25,000 store building to replace old homeThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingone-story commercial bldg will replace structure on Clay between Jefferson & Terrace St.ChurchesTTJ2o:Early heights church now youth centerThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1952new chapter in Muskegon Heights Sanford & Sherman Ave.ChurchesUOE-9Claybanks M.E.church to hold gold observanceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1936special program Sunday to commemorate 50 yrs service early daysChurches\VL48350 commemorate anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/6/1936talks, music and history of M.E.Groups feature founding servicesChurchesOE;#7New Church of the Nazarene Bldg to be dedicatedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/2/1940World traveler, former pastor will be speakersChurchesdYO76Olivet Evangelical church celebrates fifty years of serviceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/14/1936Franklin St. & W. Southern Ave.Churchesqe[C5Olivet Evangelical ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/29/1948Old sanctuary, to be razed in few weeksChurcheswNC9!4Pilgrim church will observe anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1957service to commemorate anniversary of moving to present locationChurchesWQG/vg[<k | C 6 y+@ pdBanquet to honor Bishop Wells Jr.The Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/19/2005Banquet in honor of Bishop Nathaniel W. Wells Jr. held 8/19/2005 @ 6 p.m.ChurchesVKA)cBluffton Union Sunday SchoolThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/15/1937Formed more than 40 years ago, present group hopes for new bldgChurchesQF<$bBeach community chapel early until of American Sunday School unionThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/27/1937Celebrates its 60th anniversary in April; organized in 1877ChurcheswlbJaSunday School class from an old family albumThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/10/1937First Reformed church in 1888ChurchesaVL4`Sunday School is started in HotelThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingFirst class was organized here shortly after 1840Churches~KKA)o_Greater Muskegon Protestant ChurchesPastors conference programprogram7/18/1937Muskegon Centennial serviceChurchesy\QH,^Directory of churches of Greater Muskegon 19431943 Religious Census Committeebrochure1943brochureChurches{qgaW6]Dutch influx had impact on areaThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/16/19841853-1857 Holland people came to Muskegon slowly, increased in 1859ChurchesTI?'\Church dedicationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/23/1904dedication of Fourth Christian Reformed ChurchChurchesvF;1[Bethany honors charter membersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8-23-193?Psalter-Hymnals given 17 on 35th anniversary of churchChurchesSH>&ZFourth Christian Reformed church ready for dedicationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/19/1904dedication Churchesxj_U=YOld and New buildings show Bethan Church progressThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/27/1938photos show story of progress of Bethany Reformed ChurchChurchesf[Q9XTwo Muskegon churches 100 years old in 1959The Muskegon ChronicleCH Yates5/18/19591959 will mark a centennial observation of 2 Protestant churchesChurches`UK3WWood Ave - Muskegon Heights - Lakeside M.E. Churchestyped articleCH Yatesremembering Muskegon churchesChurches~tUUK<oVJewish residents have synagogueThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/19/1928built in 1918ChurchesmcTI?'UFirst Protestant service held by cong'l ministerThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/19/1928three churches of faith now flourish in Greater MuskegonChurcheseZP8T5 denominations are active here among the NorseThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/19/1928First EnglishEvangelicl church was organized Aug. 12, 1964ChurchesdYO7SChurches are maintained in Muskegon by Scandinavian residentsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/19/1928there were origingally 3 Swedish churches in MuskegonChurchesrg]ERThe Children's DayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6-10-1889Exercises at the churches ChurchesmcG<2QChurch DirectoryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4-21-1871Church listingsChurches`VE:0PMuskegon churches number nearly forty; ten languages usedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1916Reformed and Christian Reformed denominatons strongest; Catholics prominentChurchesicYAONegro Congregation play part in community serviceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/22/1957First Church organized in 1910; Baptist Churchesf[Q9NKnow Muskegontyped articleCH Yates10/21/1948remembering Muskegon churchesChurchescY:.$MWashington Tea at Central ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/24/1945birthday anniversary of Geo. Washington celebrationChurchesUJ@(g c 4 ^ ` ; nOld church for a new eraThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4-11-2009St. Paul's updating its facilities and its role in the communityChurchesMB8 mLet there be lightThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4-11-2009Stained glass St. Paul's grows brighterChurcheszpG<2lIn Memory of Pastor Fred G. Hoffman, Jr. Founder of Couriers for Christ (2007.041.004REF)Couriers for Christ, Inc.bookletJul-98Commemorative booklet about the life of Frederick George Hoffman Jr. He served people of Europe, Romania through ministryChurches }bkWalking the path Rev. George Bennett hornored for worksThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/6/2007Reverend George M. Bennett of Mt. Zion Church of God in Christ to be honored for his 43 years of service to the churchChurcheskaW?jPerks with purposeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/11/2006Many churches serving coffee from worker owned coffee cooperatives, such as Equal Exchange;fights social injusticeChurchesG<2iInRush revival planned to bring people togetherThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/14/2006Rev. Robert Smith and Rev. Tim Brown to deliver sermons at InRush 2006 says Jerry DePoy Jr.ChurchesdYO7hBranching Out: Cooperating Churches marks 65 years in business of serving othersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/14/2006Muskegon County Cooperating Churches encompass Habitate for Humanity, Inst. For healing RacicismChurcheszpXgPilgrim's Provender' The Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/7/2006Tom Wagner's "Gleanings" published in paperbackChurcheszI?5fBalancing ActThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/19/2005Muskegon Heights city manager Melvin Burns to be pastor of Agape Christian Fellowship CenterChurchesC7-eThe Lord's WorkThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/22/2005Builders for Christ construct church buildings for low costChurchesE9/B g @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @iiiiiiii i i  i  i  i i iiiiiiiiiiiiijjjj j!j"j#j$j%j &j 'j (j )j *j+j,j-j.j/j0j1j2j3j4k5k6k7k8k9k:k;k<k=k >k ?k @k Ak BkCkDkEkFkGkHkIkJkKkLkMlNlOlPlQlRlSlTlUlVl Wl Xl Yl Zl [l\l]l^l_l`lalblcldlemfmgmhmimjmkmlmmmnm <Y..Npp..Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,ptYPrimaryKeyo D l  p ZLs]Two churches complete plans for 60th anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/14/1941Lakeside Baptist & Mission CovenantChurches - BaptisteZP8Heights Baptist organized in 1891, with building erected in 1892The Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/12/1936rememberingChurches - Baptistuj`HIn a roar of flame, a landmark is goneThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/9/1990remembering the first Baptist Church fireChurches - BaptistZPF.Original First Baptist Church was inaugurated here in 1870The Muskegon ChronicleCH Yates11/26/1955remembering the first Baptist ChurchChurches - BaptistpdZBJohn Wesley A.M.E.Zion Church is freed of $11,500 mortgage this weekThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/16/1942Negro congregation celebratesat Rally, presiding elder to be here SundayChurches - BaptistyndLcolored Baptists will resume services hereThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/28/1919Bethesda Baptist Church secured the use of German M.E. church bldg Churches - Baptist_TJ2Rev. Jones helping solve problems of Negroes hereThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/19/1937ends year's work and Zion Church urges his return; program wins wide supportChurches - Baptistf[Q9Flames Raze First Baptist Church, Downtown landmarkThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/18/195564 year old landmark died a fiery death last nightChurches - Baptisti]S; Lakeside Babtist organized by Swedish group from First ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/16/1936historyChurches - Baptist{rg]E Old Religious Landmark will be replacedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/23/1957making way for the new - Lakeside BabtistChurches - Baptist\QG/ Lakeside Baptist Church celebrates 70th anniversary starting tonightThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/2/1951organized in 1881 Churches - BaptistyndL Will rededicate Baptist ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/26/1941Plan program Wednesday to mark extensive repairsChurches - BaptistSH>& Muskegon Baptist to rededicate First Church May 4The Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/26/1941two services, banquet precede closing programChurches - Baptistf[Q9Room in ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/14/1904Apartment for games and reading to be innovation triedChurches - Baptist{C8.The churchesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1-1880brief sketches of the various religious organizations in the CityChurches - Baptist>6,Greater Muskegon ChurchesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/2/1936Y.M.C.A. City Rescue Mission had their beginnings in First BabtistChurches - BaptistMC9!Babtist church 50 years old, to Mark dedicationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/4/1941Charles M. Cramblet, son of Pastor unde whom it was built, Rev. Grosa to speakChurches - BaptistcYO7Rev. Grosa takes up work hereThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/21/1936Assumes pastorate of First Babtist ChurchChurches - Baptist}RG=%Heights Baptist church celebrates 70 yrs of church servicesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/24/1992established in spring of 1922 by eight charter membersChurches - Baptistpe[Clist of Babtist Churcheshand writtenlist of churchesChurches - BaptistT@... gBethesda Baptist Church is completed, construction was started here in 1927The Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/13/1941GR pastor to speak at 3pm dedicatory service; plan evening ritesChurches - BaptistukSo/  [ y . y HYLEt,Pews make a comeback as new church celebrates openingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/9/1995There will be a concert ata 3 p.m. Sunday featuring the Michigan Soul SearchersChurches - Baptisti_U=+Calvary celebrates 92nd birthdayTownship News & TimesclippingSep-99celebration of new $10 million,church & academy contructionChurches - BaptistQI?(*Congregation grieves deaths, puts faith in 'eternal plan'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/22/2001Calvary Church in Fruitport gathered to pray for Jim BowersChurches - BaptistncYA)Plane targeted by U.S. spotterThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/22/2001American missionaries plane shot down in PeruChurches - BaptistSH>&(A final embraceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/24/2001church opens its doors to tell missionaries' storyChurches - BaptistxD9/'An open letter from Jim BowersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/24/2001Jim Bowers to speak publicly at ABWE - details of flight incident in PeruChurches - BaptistSH>&&Dalton Baptist celebrates centennialThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingseveral pastors,including former Dalton Baptist pastor will participateChurches - BaptistNND,o%Church shines as new beacon of hopeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/3/1998completion of $900,000 building projectChurches - BaptistWMC+$At 50,Mona Shores Baptist looks at yesterday, tomorrowThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/11/1996remembering the beginningChurches - Baptistl`V>#photo of First Baptist ChurchphotoChurches - Baptist@,,,%%K"Calvary Baptist ChruchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/26/1948offers for bids on properties - photos shownChurches - BaptistyK@6!History - Rev. & Mrs. John H. Lindsay 1966-1987typed pages7/23/1991Rev. John H. Lindsay dead at 83 - accomplishmentsChurches - BaptistPEE8w History of the Churchtyped pagesPhillip Chapel A.M.E. Mission organized November 22,1939Churches - Baptistxd***gNegro congregations play part in community serviceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/22/1957First church organized in 1910; BabtistChurches - Baptistg\R:Baptist Church -Opera houseThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11-1889Churches - BaptistbNNE;#_Church directoryThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingChurches - BaptistN:::0ODedication of the Baptist chapelThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6-2-1871Churches - BaptisthTTJ@(_First Lutheran to build larger church; Baptist to take posession next AprilThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/22/1953First Lutheran property to be purchased by New Hope BaptistChurches - BaptistukSMission Church plans celebration of founding 65 years ago, SundayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1946anniversary program and historyChurches - BaptistqkaIMission covenant was organized in 1881 to serve growing Swedish populationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/8/1936rememberingChurches - Baptist~tjRMission Covenant Church has diamThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/26/1956Brotherhood choir concert is Tues. night feature;exhibit articles from pastChurches - BaptistUJ@(Mission Covenant Church readiesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/25/1956Plan March 4 ceremony in $117,000 structureChurches - BaptistTI?'Second church to observe its 60th anniversary hereThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/17/1941Mission covenantto begin celebration; Lakeside Baptist began SundayChurches - Baptistg\R:oC.Church founded by Mill workersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/10/1937Lakeside Baptist photoChurches - BaptistlSH>&-91 year old church to leave cityThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/8/19981,600 member Calvary Baptist Church & Academy to move to FruitportChurches - BaptistTJ@( o @ @ @ @ @ @qqqqqqqq q q  q  q  q q qqqqqqqrrrrrrrrrr  r !r "r #r $r%r&r'r(r)r*r+r,r-s.s<YTTNvvTTY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,v|YPrimaryKeyuN[ 8 H q&M+biBeach road' led to MuskegonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/16/1986remembering Rev. VanPammelChurches - CatholiclPE;#Rest after a long and eventful career as pastorThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8-6-1894Rev. Fr. Van Pammel resigned as pastor Churches - CatholiccYO7Rev. Fr. Van PammelThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3-26-1893Priest for 40 yearsChurches - Catholicr]H=3Bishop Babcock presides as city's oldest church observes its centennialThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/8/1958solemn High Mass of ThanksgivingChurches - Catholic|qgOTells how Muskegon's First Church, St. Mary's was started in 1855The Muskegon ChronicleCH Yates5/19/1956remembering beginning years for St. Mary's Churches - CatholicvkaISt. Mary's passed the 400 enrollment markThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping194120 more than last yearChurches - CatholicqYSI1Seven institutions to have increases in student bodies when teaching beginsThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingAug-39more than 1,400 studentsChurches - Catholic}ukSEducation with religion aim of parochial schoolsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/1/1937seven instutitutions in greater Muskegon enroll 1,600 boys & girlsChurches - CatholicdZP8Parochialschools improve courses during the yearThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/1/1936St. Mary's is largest with 375 pupils; 350 receive instruction atHartford St.Churches - CatholicdZP8 Oldest of Parochial SchoolsThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingAug-38St. Mary's high heads list with 350 in prospectChurches - Catholic~ME;# plans afoot for St. mary's old grad dinnerThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/1/1950photos of members and school yardChurches - Catholic^TJ2 Redecoration of St. Mary's Church nears completionThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/4/1937Entire sanctuary to be beautified under $5,000 project of artistic designChurches - Catholicf\R: St. Mary's Catholic, oldest in city,a leader in stateThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/21/1936photo Churches - Catholicrj_U= Change at St. Mary's The Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/9/1905misc. clippings regarding St.Mary's 1800's and 1927Churches - Catholic~I?5First Catholic parochial school in MuskegonThe Muskegon ChronicleCH Yates11/22/1952remembering beginning years for St. Mary's Churches - CatholicaUK3Opening a window on the pastThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/29/1999stained glass window discovered behind alter 116 years oldChurches - CatholicRF<$Forgotten photos tell story of First St. mary's ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/16/1942Muskegon's first church building and pastorChurches - Catholick`V>A church in the wilderness looks back across 100 yearsThe Muskegon Chroniclephotos1956?Photos of St. Mary's Catholic churchChurches - Catholice^V>100 years to remember St. Mary'sprogramprogram1956synopsis of pageant 1856 one hundred years to remember 1956Churches - CatholicA;2)St. Mary's Parish MagazineSt.Mary's SchoolmagazineSep-27pictures of St.Mary's facilitiesChurches - Catholic}hF>4"Requiem for Church HallThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/8/1963removal of old St. Mary's Hall giving way to garage facilities for the churchChurches - CatholicKA7Windows to the soulThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/6/2000Richard Hanley stained-glass artist creates divine beauty for churcChurches - CatholicG=3Hu}  U  U1VB~*Faithfulness to parochial school urgedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/22/1917Bishop Gallagher makes plea for loyalty to Catholic InstitutionsChurches - Catholic\PF.)St.Jean's oldest foresters court, again is activeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/15/1936after several years of inactivityChurches - Catholicg[Q9(Rev. J.L.Poulin starts his 24th year in MuskegonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/3/1938Pastor of St. Jean-Baptiste Church came 23 yrs agoChurches - CatholicdZP8'Parishioners and friends pay tribute to Fr. PoulinThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/6/1939more than 400 attend testimonial banquet, expressing esteem in words and checksChurches - Catholicf\R:&Rev. C.P. Sigmund presented to men St. Joseph ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/4/1928New Pastor meets with Holy Name Society; officers electedChurches - Catholich^T<%Beloved Dean Joseph Poulin starts 25th year at St.Jean'sThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/2/1939native of Canada, he had been ordained 20 yrs before coming to MuskegonChurches - CatholiclbX@$Fr. Sonefeld to observe anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1935Pastor of Sacred Heart Church ordained 25 years ago Sept.29Churches - CatholicSMC+#Rev. Fr. Poulin quietly to observe half century as Priest, 30 years hereThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/21/1944The Very Rev. Joseph L. Poulin of St. Jean's Catholic churchChurches - CatholicsiQ"St. Michael's, though comparatively young, has exerted great influence in communityThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/25/1936unsurpassed by any local religious organization in progressChurches - Catholic}s[!St. Michael's Parish buildings and pastorThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/25/1936Rev. Andrew Narloch pastorChurches - Catholicz^SI1 St. Mary's cemetaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingin 1858 John &Dennis Garvey gave a tract of 2 acres on Old Grand Rapids Rd to St. Mary'sChurches - Catholic==3oPlan new $80,000 church structure for St. Michael's The Muskegon Chronicleclipping1941Recent financial campaign to reach climax at festival Sunday Churches - Catholicd^T<New Pastor here for St. Michael's The Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/14/1935Rev. Andrew Sikorski named to succeed Rev. NarlochChurches - CatholicWLB*Transfers Rev. Narloch of St. Michaels to SaginawThe Muskegon Chroniclephotos2/25/1938Bishop Joseph Pinten announces change of Polish Church pastorChurches - CatholicdYQ9Consecrating St. Michael's to Service to GodThe Muskegon Chroniclephotos5/31/1944highlights in the colorful ceremony here Memorial DayChurches - Catholic_TL4Bishop Haas to consecrate St. Michael'sThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/31/1944for the only Greater Muskegon Catholic church yet to be dedicatedChurches - Catholic\QG/St. Michael's Church consecrated to God and dedicated to service on Memorial DayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/31/1944Bishop Haas and 60 priests take part in ritesChurches - CatholiczpXSacred Heart has had most rapid growth of any congregation in communityThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/18/1936under Rev. Sonefeld's vigorous leadershipChurches - Catholic|qgOSchool, convent work advancesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/25/1950Cornerstone rites at Ravenna churchChurches - CatholicwRG=%Was Pastor of St. Mary's for 24 years - Rev. Monsignor Kyraon J. WalenThe Muskegon Chronicleclippinghad been honored as Civic leader, builder of parish spiritually and materiallyChurches - CatholicppfNo'uP $ A 2D$_?1,200 pay tribute to Fr. LapresThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/15/1970example of Christian love in action, contributed greatly to the communityChurches - CatholicTI?'>Beauty in simplicity centers mind on crossGrand Haven Daily Tribuneclipping10/1/1966sweeping lines of church beauty - St. FrancisChurches - CatholicbWM2=Sweeping lines of the church beautyGrand Haven Daily Tribuneclipping10/1/1966$ million structure in poured concrete - St.FrancisChurches - Catholic[PF+<Art Fair Monday at St.FrancisThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/1/1965special feature of Seaway Festival sponsored by St.FrancisChurches - CatholicQG=%;Million dollar church in concrete dedicatedThe Grand Rapids Pressclipping9/24/1967St.Francis de Sales ready to be unveiled`Churches - Catholic`UK3:Seaway arts fair planned at church groundsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/1/1965St. Francis de Sales grounds will feature the art fairChurches - Catholic^TJ29Impressive dedication begins at St. FrancisThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/22/1967gaining stature among the nation's most unique architectural achievementsChurches - Catholic`UK38Noted Catholic priest dies at 95The Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/9/1997rememberin Rev. Andrew S. Sikorski of St. Michael'sChurches - CatholicTJ@(7St. Joseph's takes step in right directionThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/5/1991Rev. Jack LaGoe helped instigate a fund-raising campaign to construction of wheelchair rampChurches - Catholic_TJ26In Muskegon Church is dedicatedThe Western Michigan Catholicclipping9/28/1967Bishop Babcock dedicated the new St. Francis de Sales ChurchChurches - Catholic[PF'5200 years of keeping the faithThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/2/1990Catholic Church celebrates 200 yrs in America this yearChurches - CatholicSH>&4St. Michael's marks 75 yearsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/29/1984Parishioners will hold a special mass service & anniversary banquetChurches - CatholicQF<$3Life with Father& The Muskegon ChronicleSusan Harrison6/16/1991Rev. R. Louis Stasker adopted 10 yr old Ernest Michael StaskerChurches - CatholicNC32St. Michael's turns to old pool hall, funeral parlor for temporary facilitiesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/5/1959forced to abandon the old red brick school when wreckers began dismantlingChurches - CatholicwmU1At Bishop's handsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11-8-1894Four young women consecrate their lives to GodChurches - CatholicvF;10The pastor honoredThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9-28-1894The tenth anniversary of the Rev. Fr. J.R. MagnanChurches - CatholiczG<2/Muskegon's oldest churches - to the day (?)The Muskegon Chroniclephotos1/18/1975St. Jean' & St.Joseph's Catholic Church both grew out of first Catholic church hereChurches - Catholic^SK3.Toppled after 58 yearsThe Muskegon Chroniclephotos12/1/1941photo of steeple coming down at St. Joseph's churchChurches - Catholic~I>6-St. Joseph church being modernizedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/17/1941New pews will be installed next week,redecoratedChurches - CatholicWLB*,Formed Parish of St.Joseph 70 years agoThe Muskegon ChronicleCH Yates4/18/19531883 Father Joseph Benning sent to Muskegon to organize a churchChurches - Catholic\QG/+Church Centennial recalls founding of St.Jean's and St. Joseph's in 1880The Muskegon ChronicleCH Yates4/28/1956remembering late 1800's large groups of foreign people came to MuskegonChurches - Catholic}rhPuQ$ O x 2 p1SSt. Francis faces future Local parish seeks $2 million for church repairs, improvementsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/2/2006St. Frances de Sales church, designed by Marcel Breuer, needs repairs; Reverend Thomas G. SimonsChurches - Catholicw_RAccountant charged with taking $2MThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/1/2006Daniel M. Korson charged by Margaret Chiara of embezzling money from Catholic service insitutions in MuskegonChurches - CatholicVLB*QChurch debates place to fly Old GloryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/11/2006St. Mary's debates over appropriate place to display U.S. FlagChurches - CatholicZOE-PMuskegon's oldest Church reopens after restorationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/3/2005Congregation returns to St. Mary's Catholic church after lengthy restorationChurches - Catholicf\R:OThe CharismaticsThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingSt. James Catholic church transformed to liveliest charismatic ChurchChurches - Catholic::0oNDonation for electrical wiring comes in nick of time after fireThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/24/1998Texas millionaire David Barnard gives $55,000 to replace wiring at St.Jean'sChurches - Catholicti_GMSt. Joe's parish sadly closes doorsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/12/2001structural problems have forced parishioners to end worship after 117yrsChurches - CatholicXMC+LMuskegon's first black parish priest dead at 52The Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/27/2002Rev.Bernard Hall pastor at St. Joseph's - inspiration to black CatholicsChurches - CatholicdYO7KParish receives finest Christmas GiftThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingDec-47Ukranian Catholic Church assured a sanctuary & a church homeChurches - CatholicWOE-JOur Lady of Grace continues 75h anniversary celebrationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/5/1999Italian heritage is a firm part of its historyChurches - CatholiclaW?IRev. Father Andrew S. SikowrskiThe Muskegon Chronicleobituary6/8/1997born in Grand Rapids - pastor of St. Michael's in Muskegon 1938-1972Churches - CatholicSI?'HCatholics began with St.Mary's and flourishedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/13/19871834 first religious servcies held hereChurches - CatholicbWM5GChurch celebrates local boy's 25th anniversary as a priestThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/11/2000Rev. Phil Witkowski celebration to commemorate 25th anniversaryChurches - CatholicodZBFCardinal comes home for mentor's funeralThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/14/1997Bishop Edward Szoka returns to Muskegon for Rev. Andrew Sikorski's funeral serviceChurches - Catholic]RH0EA history of St. Francis De Sales Catholic ChurchTamara L. Opalek4/10/1992history and photosChurches - CatholicjVKK9wDReception planned honoring Rev. Louis LaPresThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/15/196625 years as priest to be fetedChurches - CatholicbVL4CRev. Louis B LaPres dies at 56The Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/11/1970Pastor at St. Francis for 15 yearsChurches - CatholicwSH>&BSt. Francis event scheduled July 5The Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/26/1965art fairChurches - CatholicvaWLB*ARev. LaPres rites set TuesdayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/13/1970recently retired pastor of St. Francis died Churches - CatholicRG=%@A little surprise at Osaka& from NortonNorton Examinerclipping7/8/1970St. Francis de Sales exhibit at Expo '70 in JapanChurches - CatholicVLB1uTSt. Mary's renewed Bishop marks church's 150th year, renovationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/9/2006Bishop Walter Hurley leads 150th anniversary mass at St. Mary's Catholic Church in downtown MuskegonChurches - Catholicti_G, u @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @wwwwwwww w w  w  w  w w wwwwwwwwxxxxxxxxx x !x "x #x $x %x&x'x(x)x*x+y,y-y.y/y0y1y2y3y4y 5y 6y 7y 8y 9y:y;y<y=y>y?y@zAzBzCzDzEzFzGzHzIz Jz Kz Lz Mz NzOzPzQzRzSzT{<YVVN~~VVY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name~YPrimaryKey}! E  = z  %J(:['@Allen Avenue Christian Reformed started here exactly 50 yrs agothe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/18/1939three living former pastors to speak Sunday Service; History toldChurches - Christian Reformedti_GChurch is filled for anniversary at Allen Ave.the Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/28/1939Special chorus of 90 and three living former pastors heard at three servicesChurches - Christian ReformedcXN6Begin new churchthe Muskegon Chroniclephoto4/9/1956ground broken for the new Allen Ave. Christian ReformedChurches - Christian ReformedzA70Church home of congregation 50 years oldthe Muskegon Chroniclephoto2/25/1939Allen Ave. Christian ReformedChurches - Christian ReformedyZOH0Church members of Allen Ave.to hold banquetthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/15/1939will observe 50th anniversary with dinner Thursday night at Central M.E. HallChurches - Christian Reformed`UK3Unity Reformed,during relatively brief existence, has won place of importancethe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/24/1936organized as an outgrowth of the Elizabeth Street MissionChurches - Christian ReformedwmUPrepare to erect Bluffton Chapelthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/12/1938Bethany church backs project hoped ready by EasterChurches - Christian ReformedUJ@(Bluffton Chapel dedication opensthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/2/1938Calvin speaker likens occasion to Solomon's TempleChurches - Christian ReformedTJ@( Bluffton forms governing bodythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/23/1928new chapel becomes branch of Bethany ReformedChurches - Christian ReformedRG=% New BlufftonChapel to be formally dedicated June 1-2the Muskegon Chronicleclipping1938Will be first church in community since St. Jean's mission 50 yrs agoChurches - Christian Reformedd^T< East Muskegon Christian Reformed Church forges to front in 10 yrsthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/7/1937recognized as one of the most progressive influences in Muskegon's churchesChurches - Christian ReformedvkaI School observes 110th birthdaythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/10/1992Muskegon Christian School founded in August 1882Churches - Christian ReformedSH>& Pastor to give farewell sermonthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/2/1945Rev. John Bovenkerk - pastor for 26 yearsChurches - Christian Reformed}RH>&First Reformed has had but six pastors in 77 years historythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/11/1936remembering First Reformed Church Churches - Christian ReformedodZBBefore their first church was erected, they met in homesthe Muskegon ChronicleCH Yates6/27/1959remembering First Reformed Church dating back to 1859Churches - Christian ReformedmbX@These churches made Muskegon historythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/27/1984First Evangelical Lutheran, First Reformed, First CongregationalChurches - Christian ReformedYND,First Reformed Churchdirectorydirectory1938Churches - Christian ReformedX993(_Souvenir History of the First Reformed Church of Muskegonbookletbook1934Diamond Anniversary 1859-1934Churches - Christian ReformeduVPJACentral Reformed Church Bulletinchurch bulletin1/20/1929Rev. Henry J. Veldman, D.D. - ministerChurches - Christian ReformedlD99(wCentral Reformed Church Bulletinchurch bulletin1/6/1929Rev. Henry J. Veldman, D.D. - ministerChurches - Christian ReformedkC99(wBethany Christian Reformed to mark 35th Anniversarythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/20/1938Was first church of denomination to hold services in English languageChurches - Christian Reformedh]S;}A - U >_zL(Central Reformed Church, Pioneeer in using Englishthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/15/1941founded in1891; three-day event to begin SundayChurches - Christian Reformedg\R:'Fifth Reformed Celebrates 75th anniversarythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/5/1982remebering Fifth ReformedChurches - Christian Reformedy^TJ2&60 years ago this week English speaking Reformed Church organizedthe Muskegon ChronicleCH Yates1951remembering Central Reformed ChurchChurches - Christian ReformedqkaI%Church acquire parsonage sitethe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/10/1951purchase lot at Monroe Ave & Jefferson St.Churches - Christian Reformed~RG=%$Central Reformed observes 60th anniversary next weekthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/10/1951the fifth building to house the congregation since 1891 will rededicateChurches - Christian Reformedi^T<#To visit daughter in Amarillo, TXthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/24/1942Rev. & Mrs. John Dolfin visit daughter serving as time of recuperation and restChurches - Christian ReformedWKA)"Rev. Dolfin, 62, Dean of City's pastor's, diesthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/12/1943Served Bethany Church nearly 34 years, was leader of denomination,iIl since fallChurches - Christian ReformedcXN6!Rev. John Dolfin will complete 28 years at Bethany Churchthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/14/1937Dean of Muskegon ministers, he will begin 35th year as a pastorChurches - Christian ReformedncYA Gospel Tabernacle is dedicated herethe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/25/1928Other pastors join in services on Sanford StreetChurches - Christian ReformedXMC+Third Reformed church to closethe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/19/1937final service tonight at special meeting of classisChurches - Christian ReformedTH>&Gospel mission changes name, buys propertythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/22/1938acquires 3rd Reformed church, parsonage for Muskegon Gospel tabernacleChurches - Christian Reformed_TJ2Central Reformed has new pastor Sundaythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/4/1936Central Reformed, organized in 1891, welcomes new pastor tomorrowChurches - Christian ReformedZPF.East Fruitport to dedicate new church on Aug. 20the Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/15/1936folk of community revive worship after fire and flagging interestChurches - Christian ReformedeZP8Forest Avenue church resuems original namethe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/20/1938again becomes First Christian, elects new officers, and adopts constitutionChurches - Christian Reformed_TJ2Church of Christ organized in city by state secretarythe Muskegon ChronicleclippingMay-28New building at Clinton and foret dedicated april Churches - Christian Reformedg_U=Church will celebrate work among Indiansthe Muskegon ChronicleclippingN/AChristian Reformed to observe 40 yrs of Missions in the SouthwestChurches - Christian ReformedWRH0Immanuel Church to mark 50th anniversary Sundaythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/6/1937half centry of spiritual, physical growth also to be sung at memorial banquetChurches - Christian ReformeddYO7Fifty years of community servicethe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/6/1937photos of 50 years of life of Immanuel Christian ReformedChurches - Christian ReformedUJ@(Tells of issues in Church breakthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/8/1941Rev. Hoogland says article injustice to Christian ReformedChurches - Christian ReformedSI?'}=  x  (Alg Jy<Christian Reformed church is enlargedthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/5/1954dedication ceremonies June 11 - remodeled and enlargedChurches - Christian ReformedYOE-;First Christian Reformed of Muskegon Heights has served since 1910the Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/15/1936steady increase in number of worshippersChurches - Christian ReformedwlbJ:will occupy new church tomorrowthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/12/1921Berean Reformed to house congregation for First time SundayChurches - Christian ReformedUI?'9Berean Churchthe Muskegon ChronicleclippingMar.31-April 71921-1946 Program announcement and scheduleChurches - Christian ReformedtG7-8Berean church to review 25 years of achievementthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/30/1946celebration of 25 years of growthChurches - Christian ReformeddYO77Berean pastor, diesthe Muskegon ChronicleclippingN/ARev. Harry Bultema dies at the age of 68Churches - Christian ReformedlB=36Berean church honors pastorthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/7/19411,000 members paid tribute to Rev. BultemaChurches - Christian Reformed{OE;#5Berean church hub of fundamentalism here; mission program extensivethe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/6/1936stresses mission workChurches - Christian ReformedwmcK4book written by Bultema caused splitthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/10/1937largest fundamentalist congregation organized in 1917;now has 280 familiesChurches - Christian ReformedYND,3Covenant Reformed freed of debt,to celebrate on 25th anniversarythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/12/1945burning of the church mortgage & celebration of 25th anniversaryChurches - Christian Reformeduj`H2Covenant Reformed reception will open 20th anniversary fetethe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/23/1942family affair tonight will be followed by special services on SundayChurches - Christian Reformedpe[C1Covenant Reformed has had remarkable growth under effective leadershipthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/7/19363 pastors in 16 yrs - Heights Covenant Reformed has grownChurches - Christian ReformedzpfN0New York leder will be speaker night of July 19the Muskegon ChronicleclippingRev. Stegeman, head of classis in 1929 when it was missionChurches - Christian ReformedYYO7o/Eastlawn Reformed Church plans birthday celebration tomorrowthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/17/1937Formed July 19,1929, after thirteen years as mission; pastor Rev. N. GosselinkChurches - Christian Reformedqf\D.Congregational, First Reformed pass milestonethe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/20/1959pageant commemorating church's Diamond Anniversary 25 yearsChurches - Christian ReformedbWM5-First Reformed Church organized June, 1859the Muskegon ChronicleclippingN/Alooking backChurches - Christian ReformedgYTJ2,First Reformed Sunday School formed in 1865the Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/27/1937organized by Rev. W.A. Houbolt,First pastor, who came here in 1859Churches - Christian Reformed`UK3+First Reformedthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/24/1939social session, church service to mark eventChurches - Christian ReformedqC8.*First Reformed plans Centennial fetethe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/2/1959Church founded by Dutch among First in MuskegonChurches - Christian ReformedXND,)Two Muskegon churches 100 years old in 1959the Muskegon ChronicleCH Yates5/18/1959remembering First Congregational & First ReformedChurches - Christian Reformed`UK3}!z N y LG_PDiamond Anniversary prgramprogramprogram6/22/1934programChurches - Christian ReformedgH?4+"OTwenty-fifth anniversaryprogramprogram8/12/1934Anniversary ceremony program 1909-1934Churches - Christian Reformedf=2) NBethany Christian Reformed Church weekly bulletinthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/28/1929Rev. John Dolfin, ministerChurches - Christian Reformedf[Q9MChurch plans parking lotthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/22/1951Central Reformed new parking lotChurches - Christian ReformedpNB8 LEarly home will be removedthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/22/19517 room house on Houston will be replaced by parking lot for Central ReformedChurches - Christian ReformedPD:"KCRC in Muskegon was fomred in 1867the Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/13/19873rd Christian Reformed later called Allen Ave.Christian ReformedChurches - Christian ReformedWLB*J 5th Reformed Church the Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/aimportant unit of the Reformed denomination in MuskegonChurches - Christian Reformed}D?5ISunday School Class from an old family albumthe Muskegon Chroniclephoto6/10/1937photo of 1st Reformed Sunday School class of 1888Churches - Christian Reformed^SL4HMuskegon Christian School marks 25th anniversary of devasting firethe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/12/1989remembering the fire of 1963Churches - Christian ReformedxlbJGto celebrate anniversary program here next weekthe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/aThree services Sunday, greetnigs Monday and banquet to be highlights of eventChurches - Christian Reformed^YO7F1st Christian Reformed Church surmounts obstacles in 75 yrs historythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/24/1942Leading firgures and chancel in church anniversary ritesChurches - Christian ReformedymcKEFirst Christian reformed chuch was started by four men in 1866the Muskegon ChronicleCH Yates2/7/1959remembering first services in barn on Muskegon Ave & SpringChurches - Christian Reformedrh^FDFirst Christian Reformed nears 125th anniversarythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/16/1992congregation grown from Dutch immigrants to one of most prosperous congregationsChurches - Christian ReformedeZP8CFirst Christian Reformed parent to many of city's congregationsthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/19/1936few churcheshave had as great aninfluence in the communityChurches - Christian Reformedti_GBBethany Christian Reformed holds services, dinnerthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/19/1953congregation gathered in sanctuary to oberve 50th anniversaryChurches - Christian Reformedf[Q9ABethany Church plans for '50th anniversarythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/22/1953Special events to be featured in SeptemberChurches - Christian Reformed_TJ2@Bethany honors charter membersthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8-23-193?Psalter-Hymnals given 17 on 35th Anniversary of ChurchChurches - Christian ReformedSH>&?Fourth Christian Reformed Church ready for dedicationthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/19/1904Terrace & Hartford streetsChurches - Christian Reformedj_U=>Bethany Christian Reformed the Muskegon ChronicleclippingFremont Pastor to give 40th anniversary addressChurches - Christian ReformedwFF<$o=First Christian Reformed observes 125th anniversarythe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/23/1992started in a barn on the corner of Spring St. & Muskegon Ave in 1867Churches - Christian Reformedi]S; }H 4 / * VOld house razed, despite historians' proteststhe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/13/2007Ferry Memorial Reformed Church owned old Even Knudsen home at 8669 Old Channel Trail in Montague, demolished homeChurches - Christian ReformedbWM5UChurch marks its 100th year with may eventsthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/28/2007Fifth Reformed Church established in 1907 after baptismal dispute; Amity and Wood Street; Frank DeLong; Titus HagerChurches - Christian Reformed`UK3TBethany Christian Reformed church marks its centennialthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/20/2003remembering back to 1903Churches - Christian Reformedk`V>SNew Missionsthe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/3/1990Rev. Norm Meyer will resign to minister to Home MissionsChurches - Christian Reformedz@6,RHalf a Century vs todaythe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/aSecond Reformed dedicated its new pipe organ 1/2 century agoChurches - Christian ReformedFA7QNorm Meyer marks 20 years at Calvin Churchthe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/a1st and only pastor of the 21 year old churchChurches - Christian ReformedYTJ2 } @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @             ! " # $%&'()*+,-./012 3 4 5 6 789:;<=>?@ABCDEF G H I J KLMNOPQRSTUV<Y N Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey[ 0_  5  photos of First Church of Christ, Scientist constructionphotophoton/aChurches - Christian ScienceqSSNG@_ A Spiritual standThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/31/1992wanting to do the most good a congregationputs its churhc building up for saleChurches - Christian ScienceF;1 Greater Muskegon ChurchesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/16/1937First Chruch of Christ, Scientist, grew from meeting first held in 1887Churches - Christian ScienceNC9!Photos of First Church of Christ, ScientistThe Muskegon ChronicleCH Yates4/28/1951at Third & Muskegon Ave.Churches - Christian Sciencez`UK3Dudley Tilloton organized First Christian Science group hereThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/1/1936aided by wife; kept secret his donation to Occidental CornerstoneChurches - Christian Sciencepf\DScience Church one of city's leading religious edificesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/16/1937photo of the First Church of the Christ, Scienteis, Muskegon Ave.Churches - Christian SciencelaW?Christian Science influenced hereThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/10/1937Handsome church completed in 1931 at $75,000 costChurches - Christian ScienceVKA)Dudley Tillotson, veteran salesman is 91 years todayThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/aplaced a Christian Science tract in the cornerstone of the Occidental Hotel 3-18-1869Churches - Christian Sciencec^T<Christian Science society formed by group in '87The Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/apresent church organized in 1901 as Branch of mother unitChurches - Christian Science_ZP8Christian Science pancea for all ills, speaker saysThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/4/1931Mr.s Nevia E. Ritchie Gives lecture in new church edificeChurches - Christian Scienceg]S;Science church to hold services in new edificeThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingMay-31New building at Muskegon Ave. and Third St. to be opened SundayChurches - Christian Science`XN6  @     <Y++N++Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey ?  X  < %_dADedication June 5 The Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/26/1955First Congregational Church gone but not forgottenChurches - Congregational|H<2Congregational church,site sale approvedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/29/1952seeking acquisition of the First Congregational ChurchChurches - Congregational]RH0Congregational parish moves to new home May 16The Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/7/1955moving day for First Congregational ChurchChurches - CongregationalbXN6Know MuskegonThe Muskegon ChronicleCH Yates6/16/1951two homes stood at Second St.& Clay when YMCA beganChurches - CongregationalwB7-Rev. Skidmore of E. Lansing will be speakerThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingPastors conference and laymen of other congregatons to be representedChurches - CongregationalUUK3oJackson Avenue Church looking toward new homeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/24/1939Growing congregaton lays plans to mark 50th anniversary later this yearChurches - CongregationalbWM5Rev. Blomfield, 98 expires in EastThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/21/1942founded Highland Park Church, Predecessor of McGraftChurches - CongregationalWLB*Blomfield gives up unequal struggleThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/18/1969Pastor of Highalnd Park Church reads resignation to congregationChurches - CongregationalXMC+ Detroit Philharmonic ClubThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1889performance is at Congregational church August 14Churches - Congregational|IC9! Building being wrecked on Muskegon Ave. of historic interest to cityThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/31/1933Apartment was annex to original edifice of 1st congregational churchChurches - CongregationalzndL Dr. Oliver, Dean of area pastors, to retire Dec. 31The Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/17/1955Dr. Samuel N. Oliver pastor of First Congregational church to retireChurches - Congregationalh]S; Congregational, First Reformed pass milestoneThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/20/1959celebration of centennialChurches - Congregational}bWM5 Illinois Congregationalist pastor, here on business,held first service in 1840The Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/18/1936will have completed 76 years of spiritual guidanceChurches - CongregationalxnVCongregatonal church sale contract ok'dThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingJul-52after 3yrs negotiation property sold to city for $142,500Churches - CongregationalYQG/City offers church $142,500 for off-street parking siteThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/24/1952offer to City of Muskegon to purchase property owned by First CongregationalChurches - CongregationallaW?congregatonal church third oldest in cityThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingN/Abuilt in 1883Churches - CongregationalgXSI1Valuable MuseumThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/27/1902First Congregational Church recipent of generous gift from Mrs. H.H. HoltChurches - CongregationalD9/Two Muskegon churches 100 years oldThe Muskegon ChronicleCH Yates5/18/1959site picked - entire block from First, Second,Clay & WebsterChurches - CongregationalXMC+History of First Congregational Church traces back to 1859The Muskegon ChronicleCH YatesN/Aremembering First Congregatonal ChurchChurches - CongregationalidZBBeautiful new First Congregational church dedicatedThe Muskegon Chroniclephotos6/11/1955interior of the sanctuaryChurches - Congregationalf[S;Lifting its cross to the sky, the seeple of First Congregational ChurchThe Muskegon Chroniclephotos6/11/1955new landmark for MuskegonChurches - CongregationalzogOd   D P ^5 g+'There's an amazing history here'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping5-30-2009Mission of landmark church - First Congregational ChurchChurches - CongregationalVKA)*Forest Park Covenant hails its 125 year historyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/11/2006Richard Borgeson remembers church from his childhood; dual ceremony to be held with Mount ZionChurches - CongregationaldYO7)Music community mourning death of 'a great talen'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/19/2005Ann Rogalla Portenga passionately spread the gospel of musicChurches - Congregationalg[Q9(History of First Congregational Churchprogram1984from 1840 to presentChurches - CongregationalnS=77.w'Hackley Gifts Aid Congregational ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingin 1884 church received the support of Mr. & Mrs HackleyChurches - CongregationalQQG/o&The Church Bulletinbulletin4/20/1930morning worshipChurches - Congregational\A0%%w%Dedication of the McGraft Memorialprogramprogram6/21/1925order of serviceChurches - CongregationaltYG<3*$The First Congregational Churchbookletbooklet1859-1909Historical sketch of the First congregational ChurchChurches - CongregationalzD90'#First Congregational Churchbookletbooklet1859-1959The First One Hundred YearsChurches - Congregationalx]@5,#"Annual Meeting Women's Fellowshipprogramprogram5/13/1993First Congregational Church general meeetingChurches - CongregationaltF;2)!First Congregational ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/7/1976advertisementChurches - Congregationaly^OE;# McGraft church is familiar Lakeside landmarkThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/7/1976McGraft Memorial Congregational now home of Unitarian Universalist FellowshipChurches - Congregational`VL4Women's Fellowship - Christmas Luncheonmeeting notes12/10/1992General meeting notesChurches - Congregational|aJ>>/wWomen's Fellowship - Lenten Breakfastmeeting notes3/11/1993General meeting notesChurches - Congregationaly^G<<-wMcGraft goes back 100 yearsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/24/199911 German women formed a Ladies Aid Society in 1899 are original organizersChurches - CongregationalPE;#Memorials to lifeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/11/1991columbariums turning into modern family plotChurches - CongregationaluG;1Pageant, dinner to be highlights of anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/12/1940Mrs. Edith Wickham, chief Benefactor, former Pastor will be guestChurches - CongregationaleYO7McGraft Memorial Congregational has taken important place in communityThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/13/1936McGraft Memorial Congregational & pastor, Rev. C.H. Meeker hold important placeChurches - Congregational{pfNMcGraft Church second one on same siteThe Muskegon ChronicleCH Yates5/30/1953Highland Park Congregatonal became McGraft Memorial CongregationalChurches - Congregational[PF.Congregational fund drive expected to reach goalThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingcampaign to raise $300,000 for 1st CongregationalChurches - CongregationalZZP8oWheeler trio to be featured as cosmpos open 42nd seasonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/21/197430 member chorus will perform at First CongregationalChurches - CongregationalmaW?Denominations endThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/27/1959First Congregational Centennial pageant Churches - CongregationalpF;1  @ @ @ @ @             ! " # $%&'()*+<YDDNDDY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKeyJ B S 2 j6bMontana rector to be heard at St. Paul's churchThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping8/14/1938Rev. William T. Reeves, of Mission churches North of Yellowstone to preachChurches - EpiscopaldYO7Rev. Coolidge to occupy pulpit at St. Paul's SundayThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping8/30/1941rector takes up work here after 7 years' service at Glencoe,ILChurches - Episcopalh]S;Rev. W.t. Reeves,Jr., Rev. Earl Linden to occupy-pulpits here for 1st timeThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping9/6/1941community will welcome two new church leadersChurches - Episcopal~tjRBishop Whittemore conducts solemn ceremonies as Rev. Reeves takes vowsThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping10/1/1941impressive ritual of the Protestant Episcopal churchChurches - Episcopal{pfNRev. Reeves is named rector of St. Paul's ChurchThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping8/16/1941will succeed Rev.J. K.Coolidge, going to Ohio parish on Sept. 1Churches - EpiscopaleZP8St. Paul's church assistant namedThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping6/27/1943Rev. Michael Kundrat starts work, will speak SundayChurches - EpiscopalVKA)Episcopal bishop to be celebrant for ordination of Rev. KundratThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping3/4/1944Assoc. pastor of St. Paul's church to be elevated in rites SundayChurches - Episcopalsi_GMichael Kundrat, curate, ordained in colorful ritesThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping2/10/1945ordained into priesthoodChurches - Episcopalh]S; Rev. Skinner new Episcopal Deanery HeadThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping1/2/1957at 83rd annual convention of Episcopal Diocese of W. Mich.Churches - Episcopal[QG/ Assumes new church postThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping4/19/1958Lyman E. Howard assumedhis duties this week as assist. To directorChurches - EpiscopalLA7 GR dioces official gets St. Paul's postThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping12/31/1957Rev. Walter P. Hurley elected rectorChurches - Episcopal]QG/ Will complete mission unit Sunday nightThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping3/19/1955mission of the Episcopal Church in Muskegon becomes a realityChurches - Episcopal\QG/ St. Gregory's The Muskegon Chroncileclipping11/15/1958Rev. Dibble takes pulpit here SundayChurches - EpiscopaljD8.St. Gregory's Episcopal Congregation making plans to build within a yearThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping1958seated as a Mission at 82nd annual conventionChurches - EpiscopalxrhPSt. Paul guild hall lighting plan rates top awardsThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping6/28/1958Church lighting awardChurches - Episcopal~g\R:First services in own church were 82 years ago Sunday for St. Paul'sThe Muskegon ChroncileCH Yatesn/aremembering St. Paul'sChurches - EpiscopalsndLSt. Paul's Parish is 42The Muskegon ChroncileclippingMar-08history and photos of previous pastorsChurches - EpiscopalqIA7misc. clippings regarding St. Paul's 1870-1884The Muskegon ChroncileclippingChurches - EpiscopalnXXXN6OSt. Gregory's Episcopal erases debtThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping11/17/1989Right Rev. Edward L. Lee Bishop of the Dioceses of Western MI leads 2 day celebrationChurches - EpiscopalYMC+Phillip W. Mosher preaches his farewell sermonThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping11-15-1897pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal ChurchChurches - EpiscopaldXN6Relics of years agoThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping11-24-1899Old Episcopal Church is being torn down - what is in the cornerstoneChurches - EpiscopalI=3zSB   T !zh1~*Amendment to article III of articles of incorporationlegal document1/19/1931Article III: the number of vestryment shall be twelve & annual mtg 2nd TuesChurches - EpiscopalXMM=w)Windows on historyThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping1/24/1992Rose window dominating St. paul's Episcopal Church's front exteriorChurches - EpiscopalG<2(St. Paul's Muskegon Michiganbookletbooklet1800-1900An outline of parish History from the date of orgaization to presentChurches - EpiscopalA6-$'Rector of St. Paul's church is tendered reception by vestry upon twnety-fifth anniversaryThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping5/16/1912Rev. Galpin rememberedChurches - Episcopalya&His last serman dealth with the future lifeThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping5/7/1933 Rev. Galpin's last sermon before death dealt with arguments in favor of the theory of future life. Churches - Episcopal_UK3%Rev. Galpin, his sight gone, gets joy out of lifeThe Muskegon Chroncileclippingn/aretired Episcopal Rector learns to read by touch system after eyes failChurches - Episcopal`[Q9$Hubert E. BakerThe Muskegon Chroncileclippingn/alived here for 45 years & contributed to musical life of this communityChurches - Episcopal>9/#Razing of St. Paul's rectory recalls church's early daysThe Muskegon ChroncileCH Yates6/13/195360 year old landmark being dismantledChurches - EpiscopalmbX@"Redecorate St. Paul's The Muskegon Chroncilephoto8/4/1956St. Paul's Episcopal Church is having interior decorationChurches - EpiscopalG=6!Bank Branch set for site of early churchThe Muskegon ChroncileC H Yates4/4/1953remembering St. Paul's EqpiscopalChurches - Episcopal]SH0 Episcopal women end session todayThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping5/1/1935prominent speaker heard at annual diocese conference hereChurches - EpiscopalUKA)Name Miss Hume to St. Paul VestryThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping1/11/1939is first woman so honored here; few in U.S.Churches - EpiscopalVKA)Gift of window make St. Paul's by Heights folkThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping11-5-1925?Mr.& Mrs.Sidney Curtis donors in memory of Daughter, Esther ElizabethChurches - EpiscopaldXN6Rev. John N. Rippey, MD Rector at St.Paul's from 1884-1890The Muskegon Chroncileclipping3/7/1908Founded St. Luke's missionChurches - EpiscopalndZBInterior of St. Paul's EpiscopalThe Muskegon Chroncilephoto4/24/1943Rev. William T.Reeves jr. and Junior Choir -PhotoChurches - EpiscopalRG@(During Mr. Fellow's rectorate the church edifice was movedThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping4-1881Mr. Fellow rectorate come to a sudden end in April, 1881Churches - EpiscopalldZBLast Tribute paid Rev. Galpin todayThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping5/29/1933Bishop leading clergymen, at final rites held at St. Paul's churchChurches - EpiscopalXMC+Death claims Rev.Galpin at his home hereThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping5/25/1933Rector emeritus at St.Paul's Episcopal Church ill ten daysChurches - Episcopal]RH0St. Paul's rector ends twelfth year in local parishThe Muskegon ChroncileclippingRev. Walter F. Tunks decliens call to church in ClevelandChurches - Episcopal]]S;oHere 12 yearsThe Muskegon ChroncileclippingRev. Walter F. Tunks rector of St. Paul's to leaveChurches - Episcopalk77-oMuskegon's loss; Akron's gainThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping6/28/1939Rev. Walter F. Tunks rector of St. Paul's to leaveChurches - EpiscopalRG=%Ns  8  E 5 B-B+&<DService of Institution of The Rev. William Catem Reeves,Jr.anouncement10/1/1941invitationChurches - Episcopal}g[PPCwCParish DirectorybookletMay-15directory Churches - EpiscopalK5)!{BDirectory of St. Paul's ParishThe PrinterybookletMay-11directory Churches - EpiscopalgQE=4&AMeetin of men of St. Paul's Parishtyped note6/16/1919plans for welcoming home servicemenChurches - Episcopal|fA66*w@Parcel post sale successThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9-22--?Women's guild fund raiserChurches - Episcopal|fKB8 ?Forward Day by Dayforward movement Pubbooklet9-24 to12-2/1961for General ConventionChurches - EpiscopalycK90>photo of St. Paul's churchn/aChurches - Episcopal=''"""S=Rt.Rev. Lewis Bliss Whittemorephotophoto1937Bishop Coadjutor of Western MichiganChurches - Episcopalv`:4-&<Rt. Rev. John Newton McCormickphotophoto1937Bishop of Western MichiganChurches - EpiscopallV:4-&;Informal receptioninvitationinvitation12/13/1930informal reception to Rev. & Mrs. Robert Lee BairdChurches - Episcopalr>2&:Special emergency noticetyped cardcard11/20/1955change in regularly scheduled programsChurches - Episcopal|f>2, 9Dedication Service of Pipe organ & chancel woodworkprogram1/25/1929order of serviceChurches - EpiscopalwaODD;w8First Sunday after Trinityprogram10/29/1950order of serviceChurches - Episcopal_I7++"w7Third Sunday after Easter at St. Paul's Churchprogram4/18/1948order of serviceChurches - Episcopalr\J??6w6blueprint of inside St. Paul'sbluepringn/aChurches - EpiscopalL6611&W5Pay last tribute to loved bishopThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping1903?solemn services for the dead in pro-cathedralthis morningChurches - EpiscopalQJ@(4Some ought-to-be known symbols & terms of the churchthe printery St. Paul's Parishbookletn/afor Parish Distribution and Older S.S. classesChurches - Episcopalje\<3Some why nots of the churchbookletbookletn/ato illustrate the spirit of Her services and Her polityChurches - Episcopals:5,#2Rev Edward Ashley,photophotoSep-11the only clergyman St. Paul's has as yet. Who will be the next?Churches - Episcopalq0(!1Rectors of St. Paul's Church Muskegonhand written listlist1867-1950Churches - EpiscopalgQQF@-_0This week in St. Paul'sprogramprogram12/15/1957Churches - EpiscopalS==1(_/Report on the missiontyped reportreportn/aChurches - EpiscopalN883+_.St. Paul's Episcopal Churchreportreport3/24/1960report on some of the building improvements planned Churches - Episcopalt>3+#-James Gowphotophoto1846-1917vestryman of St. Paul's church for 30 yearsChurches - EpiscopalmW*,The ceremonies in conection with the consecration of St. Paul's parish houseThe Muskegon Chroncileprogram9-26 to 29, 1954calendar of eventsChurches - EpiscopalulT+Patron saint soon to grace St. Paul'sThe Muskegon Chroncileclipping7/8/1979ST. Paul statue has been commissioned to be madeChurches - EpiscopalYOE-  @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @             ! " # $%&'()*+,-./01234 5 6 7 8 9:;<=>?@ABCD<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey@@ 0 Baraga: Apostle to the ChippewaThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/14/1988Baraga's labors were prodigious- ministered to the ChippewaChurches - Frederick BaragaTI?'Bergeron's notes on church historytyped documentn/aFirst Catholic Church Service - 6-29-1797Churches - Frederick Baragaj?::*wBishop Baraga to be honored here SundayThe Manstique Pioneer-Tribuneclipping8/18/1949Program at auditorium; benediction to be held at mission siteChurches - Frederick BaragacXN/<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKeyc N~ , { Call to FaithThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/1/2005Rev. Catalin Mot, Romanian priest, will guide Annunciation ChurchChurches - Greek OrthodoxB7-Peliotes diesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/2/1976George Peliotes member of pioneer Greek family diesChurches - Greek OrthodoxwB7-Sketch of new Greek ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/15/1949new $75,000 edifice of Muskegon's Greek communityChurches - Greek OrthodoxPD:"Greek Orthodox Church was organized here in 1932The Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/9/1937realizing a need for a religious institution to serve MuskegonChurches - Greek OrthodoxdZP8In 1890 a small church bldg erected on Grand Avehand written info11/20/1939Greek Orthodox Church organized Aug. 18, 1932Churches - Greek OrthodoxWKK8w  <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKey@@ 6C O  Father Marquette traveled state with missionary zealThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/23/1989the travels of Father Jacques MarquetteChurches - Jacques Marquettei^T<Father Jacquest Marquette itemstyped articlen/adeath of Father Jacques MarquetteChurches - Jacques Marquette|^;66'wPictures tell story of researach to find spot where Father Marquette diedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/28/1927Bluff near Ludington will become shrine to memory of Father MarquetteChurches - Jacques Marquette~siQEarly men of the cloth left rich heritageThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/1/1976brief facts of life of Father Jacques MarquetteChurches - Jacques Marquette]SI1Muskegon History Filestyped article5/7/1940remembering Father Jacques MarquetteChurches - Jacques Marquette{]7--wAn old argumentThe Grand Rapids Pressclipping10/4/1970two markers one in Ludington & the other in FrankfortChurches - Jacques Marquette{D9/letter regarding "Death Site of Father Marquette"Ludington Chamber of Commerceletter7/26/1949description of the pictures that were enclosedChurches - Jacques Marquettek`X9  @<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey7\ t h (oJ.rAlan AlpertThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/24/1996served as Temple B-Nai Israel as its rabbi for 20 yearsChurches - Jewishy@5+Freeedom's LightThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/29/1991Hanukkah celebrates historic struggle of Jewish people to worship as they pleaseChurches - JewishF:0Jewish families prepare for passoverThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/16/1980Susan Rubin prepared her home for PassoverChurches - JewishYND,Rush hour crashThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/4/1989James Arthur Carr passed out and landed in Temple B-nai Isriel groundsChurches - JewishC9/Community activist dies at 94The Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/8/1990Leo S. Rosen helped organize the celebration of Muskegon's Jewish CentennialChurches - JewishRG=%A centennial in honor of all things JewishThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/18/1988the Star of David is appearing all over Michigan townChurches - Jewish_TJ2 Glossary of Jewish termsThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/aChurches - JewishZGGB8 _ Photo exhibitions link Jewish past with the presentThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/25/1989exhibits at Museum of Art and County MuseumChurches - Jewishh]S; Muskegon getting nationwide raves for Jewish celebrationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/10/1988accolades were a response to the gala opening Churches - JewishnbX@ 100 years -Muskegon's jewish community plans celebrationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/13/1988will continue for an entire year and into many area communitiesChurches - JewishmbX@ Jews approach Hannukkah with ray of hope inlight of U.S.-Soviet summitThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/12/1987rally in Washington D.C. more than 200,000 American Jews before summitChurches - Jewish|pfNCelebration Muskegon's Jewish community to mark centennialThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/11/1988100th birthday party of local Jewish community Churches - JewishodZBphotos of Temple B'nai Israel & main chapelThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/20/1948Churches - JewishtaaUK3_photos of recreation auditorium, lobby & golden bookThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/aChurches - Jewishvcc^T<_photos of chancel of the auxilary chapel & classroomsThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/aChurches - Jewishwdd_U=_Photos of leader, president of Sisterhood & president of congregationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1956?photosChurches - Jewish~voeMJewish Temple dedicated to understanding, serviceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/22/1948Muskegon's new Temple B'nai Israel was dedicated Churches - Jewishg[Q9The early Jewsih people here in order to attend synagouge services had to go to GRTyped articlen/aFirst services here in a store bldg on S.E. corner of Pine and MuskegonChurches - JewishniiZwMuskegon Congregation's 50th Anniversary will be observedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/3/1951Early members of Jewish community here review historyChurches - JewishncYAu  @ @          <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey@@Q?cBranch of Family history library takes root hereThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/25/1989opening this yr. new resource branch of main library in Salt Lake CityChurches - Latter Day SaintseZP8A Night in BethlehemThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/17/1992nativity story told at The church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day SaintsChurches - Latter Day SaintsJ>4<Y--N--Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKey/G  h ( n )F61gFire destroys Central Lutheran church SundayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/7/1942loss in spectacular blaze on Peck St. estimate $15,000 to $18,000Churches - LutheranaVL4Our Saviour's Lutheran church to celebrate 60 yrs of Christian serviceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/15/1943Loyalty Sunday to mark opening for ceremoniesChurches - Lutheran{pfNOur Savior's pastor accepts Chicago callThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/16/1953early date for service because pastor, Rev. Knudson is leavingChurches - Lutheran]RH0Our Savior's dedication set SundayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/29/1953former pastors back for week of services (Hetland, Knudson, Rholl)Churches - LutheranWLB*Lutheran ladies aid to observe 54th anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1-29-?Our Church and the 12 months of the yearChurches - LutheranaYO7Our Savior's Lutheran today is celebrating half century of serviceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/20/193650th anniv. Of founding of churchChurches - LutheranwlbJNew church additionsThe Muskegon Chroniclephoto4/30/1955new educational unit and parish hall of Samuel LutheranChurches - LutheranF;4New Lugheran parsonage dedicatedThe Muskegon Chroniclephoto2/22/1941Samuel Lutheran Church on Houston Ave & Eight St.Churches - LutheranRG@( Dr. Swanson marks silver anniversay here tomorrowThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/1/1956will quietly observe completion of a quarter of a century as pastor of Samuel LutheranChurches - Lutherane[Q9 Slovak Evangelical Union to observe anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/4/1977dinner will be held in Lutheran Church at 7 p.m. Sunday marking 30 yearsChurches - LutherancYO7 Slovak Lutheran churchprospers under leadership of young pastorThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/1/1939congregaton looks forward to 25th anniv. Of founding in 1940Churches - Lutheransi_G New Evangelical church scheduled for March startThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/17/1953architects' drawing of house of worship for Lutheran CongregationChurches - LutheraneZP8 Church faces challenges head on for 125 yearsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/11/1998anniversary arrives at time of renewed commitment to the inner-cityChurches - LutheranbWM590th year starting for local parishThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1954Conservation Clubhouse will be location for Anniversary banquetChurches - LutheranSMC+Rev. Risty is honored on 25 years' serviceThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingJul-36party to honor Rev. Edward RistyChurches - Lutheran~\TJ2Dedicate New FirstThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/1/1955one of oldest parishes to mark historic eventChurches - LutheranvG<2Easter brings new church for First Lutheran ParishThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/9/1955first time in new churchChurches - Lutheranf\R:First Evangelical Lutheran to build, US-31 near GilesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/1/1955reminiscences of past yearsChurches - Lutheranj_U=Former local poator elected ELCA bishopThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/16/1995Hanson has been an assistant to the bishop at synod's Lansing-based headquarters since 1988Churches - Lutheran\QG/Pastors electRev. FortneyThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/aElected President of the Lutheran Pastoral Assoc. of MuskegonChurches - LutheranHC9!Rev. A L Fortney resigns as First Lutheran PastorThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingSep-55accepted temporary assignment in Stoughton, WIChurches - Lutheranc[Q9,`  p B { M{>2f+Samuel Lutheran established direcly as branch of church in SwedenThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/23/1936remembering beginningsChurches - LutheranvkaI*Samuel Lutheran with membership of 750 is larges in MuskegonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/10/1937remembering beginningsChurches - Lutheranqf\D)Early Pastor and Head of Illinois conference to speak at ritesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/15/1935Samuel Lutheran church observes 60th anniversaryChurches - Lutheransh^F(Samuel Lutheran celebrates 115 yearsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/28/1990founded by Swedish immigrantsChurches - LutheranxYND,'Samuel Lutheran churchtyped articles for Chroniclen/avarious articles regarding historyChurches - LutheranzeA<<w&Samuel Lutheran churchprogramn/aInvocation Dinner - Pastor Russell W. JohnsonChurches - Lutheranp[,''w%The Golden Anniversaryprogram2002St. Mark's Golden AnniversaryChurches - LutheranaL-''w$Central Lutheran marking 115 years of heritage SundayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/17/1988Rev. John Jack, pastor photo, congregation will celebrateChurches - Lutheranj_U=#Man's 300 carvings trace the life and times of JesusThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/29/2003Rev. Herbert Graupner shares a collection of hand-carved figuresChurches - Lutheranj^T<"Central Lutehran members realize long ambitionThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/30/1950consruction has been started on upper structure of basement auditoriumChurches - LutherancXN6!Burned church building among early ones hereThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/12/1942Central Lutheran church & Danish Bethlehem Lutheran Church Churches - LutheranbVL4 Couple committed to Lutheran libraryThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/aOur Redeemer Lultheran Church to celebrate the Robert King's library donationChurches - LutheranSND,First Evang. Lutheran marks 125 years as 'body of Christ'The Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/12/1989located on 1206 N. Whitehall Road special festival serviceChurches - LutheranncYAFirst Evangelical Lutheran Church to celebrate 75th Anniv.The Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/5/1939series of services to start Sunday with communionChurches - LutheranndZBLuterhan pastor called by deathThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/1/1920Rev. Bernhard Salvesen, head of first Evangelical church five yearChurches - LutheranSI?'Remembering First Evangelical Lutheran churchThe Muskegon ChronicleC H YatesApr-54beginning in 1867 a lot was purchased Churches - Lutheran`XM5One of Muskegon's oldest churches: The Norwegian LutheranThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/28/1908history and photo of recently improved churchChurches - LutheranncYALutherans celebrate centennialThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/15/1973marking centennial with many eventsChurches - LutheranxSH>&Rites mark 80 years for Central LutheranThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/3/1953Rev. Edwin Hansen preaching morning sermon and serviceChurches - Lutheran]RH0Central Lutheran Church founded by Danes in 1873The Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/17/1939edifice on Peck St. built by devout pioneers of lumber era over 60 yrs agoChurches - LutheraneZP8Fires level two area landmarksThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/15/1992Central Lutheran church & Danish Bethlehem Lutheran Church 12-6-1942Churches - LutheranTH>&Lutheran buy new church siteThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/6/1943plans new building on Ransom at DelawareChurches - LutheranzPF<$u-Samuel Lutheran churchdirectory1971church directoryChurches - LutheranVA/))w,Centennial anniversary - Samuel Lutheran churchprogram19751875-1975 anniversary programChurches - LutheranzeF@@7w  @ @ @ @ @              ! " # $%&'()*+,-<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey[? @ . Y +~4iOur Saviour's Lutheran church to celebrate 60 yrs of Christian serviceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/15/1943Loyalty Sunday to mark opening for ceremoniesChurches - Lutheran Trinity{pfNOur Savior's pastor accepts Chicago callThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/16/1953early date for service because pastor, Rev. Knudson is leavingChurches - Lutheran Trinity]RH0Our Savior's dedication set SundayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/29/1953former pastors back for week of services (Hetland, Knudson, Rholl)Churches - Lutheran TrinityWLB*Lutheran ladies aid to observe 54th anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1-29-?Our Church and the 12 months of the yearChurches - Lutheran TrinityaYO7Our Savior's Lutheran today is celebrating half century of serviceThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/20/193650th anniv. Of founding of churchChurches - Lutheran TrinitywlbJNew church additionsThe Muskegon Chroniclephoto4/30/1955new educational unit and parish hall of Samuel LutheranChurches - Lutheran TrinityF;4New Lugheran parsonage dedicatedThe Muskegon Chroniclephoto2/22/1941Samuel Lutheran Church on Houston Ave & Eight St.Churches - Lutheran TrinityRG@( Dr. Swanson marks silver anniversay here tomorrowThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/1/1956will quietly observe completion of a quarter of a century as pastor of Samuel LutheranChurches - Lutheran Trinitye[Q9 Slovak Evangelical Union to observe anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/4/1977dinner will be held in Lutheran Church at 7 p.m. Sunday marking 30 yearsChurches - Lutheran TrinitycYO7 Slovak Lutheran churchprospers under leadership of young pastorThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/1/1939congregaton looks forward to 25th anniv. Of founding in 1940Churches - Lutheran Trinitysi_G New Evangelical church scheduled for March startThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/17/1953architects' drawing of house of worship for Lutheran CongregationChurches - Lutheran TrinityeZP8 Church faces challenges head on for 125 yearsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/11/1998anniversary arrives at time of renewed commitment to the inner-cityChurches - Lutheran TrinitybWM590th year starting for local parishThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1954Conservation Clubhouse will be location for Anniversary banquetChurches - Lutheran TrinitySMC+Rev. Risty is honored on 25 years' serviceThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingJul-36party to honor Rev. Edward RistyChurches - Lutheran Trinity~\TJ2Dedicate New FirstThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/1/1955one of oldest parishes to mark historic eventChurches - Lutheran TrinityvG<2Easter brings new church for First Lutheran ParishThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/9/1955first time in new churchChurches - Lutheran Trinityf\R:First Evangelical Lutheran to build, US-31 near GilesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/1/1955reminiscences of past yearsChurches - Lutheran Trinityj_U=Former local poator elected ELCA bishopThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/16/1995Hanson has been an assistant to the bishop at synod's Lansing-based headquarters since 1988Churches - Lutheran Trinity\QG/Pastors electRev. FortneyThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/aElected President of the Lutheran Pastoral Assoc. of MuskegonChurches - Lutheran TrinityHC9!Rev. A L Fortney resigns as First Lutheran PastorThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingSep-55accepted temporary assignment in Stoughton, WIChurches - Lutheran Trinityc[Q9? .  v 0 aFirst Evangelical Lutheran Church to celebrate 75th Anniv.The Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/5/1939series of services to start Sunday with communionChurches - Lutheran TrinityndZBLuterhan pastor called by deathThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/1/1920Rev. Bernhard Salvesen, head of first Evangelical church five yearChurches - Lutheran TrinitySI?'Remembering First Evangelical Lutheran churchThe Muskegon ChronicleC H YatesApr-54beginning in 1867 a lot was purchased Churches - Lutheran Trinity`XM5One of Muskegon's oldest churches: The Norwegian LutheranThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/28/1908history and photo of recently improved churchChurches - Lutheran TrinityncYALutherans celebrate centennialThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/15/1973marking centennial with many eventsChurches - Lutheran TrinityxSH>&Rites mark 80 years for Central LutheranThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/3/1953Rev. Edwin Hansen preaching morning sermon and serviceChurches - Lutheran Trinity]RH0Central Lutheran Church founded by Danes in 1873The Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/17/1939edifice on Peck St. built by devout pioneers of lumber era over 60 yrs agoChurches - Lutheran TrinityeZP8Fires level two area landmarksThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/15/1992Central Lutheran church & Danish Bethlehem Lutheran Church 12-6-1942Churches - Lutheran TrinityTH>&Lutheran buy new church siteThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/6/1943plans new building on Ransom at DelawareChurches - Lutheran TrinityzPF<$Fire destroys Central Lutheran church SundayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/7/1942loss in spectacular blaze on Peck St. estimate $15,000 to $18,000Churches - Lutheran TrinityaVL4  @ @ @ @           <Y!!N!!Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey@@py h , X $ `S,4the Wood Ave. M.E. ChurchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/23/1901Recently been greatly improved and which is to be dedicatedChurches - MethodistNC9!Special ServicesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/23/1901Wood Ave. Church is to be dedicatedChurches - MethodistjE:0A Church DedicatedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/25/1901Interesting services at Wood Ave. ChurchChurches - MethodistqG<2Rev. J.A. DeGraffclippingfigures for the yearChurches - MethodistO9##kFigures for yearThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/13/1904Rev. J.A.DeGraff has report ready for conference on the churches under his chargeChurches - MethodistE:0Rites in church he helped foundThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/4/1933C. W. Hale, early resident,buried today from Wood Ave. M.E.Churches - MethodistTI?'Crestwood marks anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/19/1985all year the church has been involved in a celebrationChurches - MethodistQE;#Crestwood celebrtes centennialThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/4/1985special events to commemorateChurches - MethodistqRH>&To revive 'Memories' of churchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/26/1967Wood Ave. Methodist dinner to rememberChurches - Methodist{SH>&Wood Ave M.E.handwritten recordchronicle of newspaper articles 1892-1967Churches - MethodistjT)))gFrom these rootsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/27/1990church's rich tradition reflected in historical markerChurches - Methodist}E:0 Lakeside church marks centennialThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/28/1990to celebrate first 100 years with a homecoming weekendChurches - MethodistUJ@( Holton UMC marks building's 75th anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/4/1990the last three decades have featured a list of improvement Churches - Methodist`VL4 Community United Methodist consecrating new sanctuary SundayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/4/1970new sanctuary dedicatedChurches - Methodistpf\D Here's the church- and now here's the steeple!The Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/11/198913 ton steeple of Whitehall Methodist Church raisedChurches - MethodistcXN6 Need of Sunday School started Wood Ave.M.E.The Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/5/1936children met in homes until number grew & was founded in 1986Churches - Methodist_UK3Wood Ave. M.E. Church crowded for Golden JubileeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/28/1935Continued loyalty is urged by District Superintendent; greetings readChurches - MethodistfZP8Doing the Lord's workThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/9/1992photo of Swan Swanson working on roofChurches - MethodistqJ?5Central Methodist building 50 years oldThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/22/1980almost 1200-member congregationChurches - Methodist}\QG/Central Methodist celebrates anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/15/1991to celebrate 135th anniversaryChurches - Methodist~^RH0Bibliographytyped recordn/aclippings from the ChronicleChurches - Methodist[E'""wCentral Methodist Church Historytyped recordn/ahistoryChurches - MethodistZD;66(wLetter from Francis W. Beedonletterletter1/23/1956letter of appreciation to Mr. YatesChurches - Methodist{e@5-%work on pictures for Central Methodisttyped record1/11/1956typed account of cost for printsChurches - MethodistiG<<.w :o <  !His three sonsThe Muskegon Chronicleclippign6-20-2009Pastors follow in father's footstepsChurches - MethodistiC8. Money helps keep children busy after school lets outThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/15/2006Pathfinders program housed at Temple United Methodist Church - began at Muskegon Heights Middle SchoolChurches - Methodisti^T<Central Methodist celebrates anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/15/1991celebrating 135th aniversaryChurches - Methodist|^RH0Community Church and its' historyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/13/1970First Community Church noe narthex and educational unitChurches - MethodistWKA)History abaout to happen at Methodist event SundayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/8/2000Rev. Linda Lee first African-American woman elected bisho fo MI.United Methodist ChurchChurches - Methodistf\R:Celebrating its contennial, Temple looks to the futureThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/13/1991Temple United Methodist Church marking its centennialChurches - Methodistk`V>Retirement - a new role for 2 area ministersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/23/1981Rev & Mrs. Harold Kirchenbauer retireing after 39 yrs in the pulpitChurches - MethodistaVL4Washington's Day dinner is served as tradition revivesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/8/1991tradition that began in 1866 at Central Methodist ChurchChurches - Methodistj`V>The Wood Ave. Methodist Congregation sold its churchThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12-29-1892sold to the Allen Stree Holland Church congregationChurches - Methodistj^T<  @ @ @ @           !<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKey !Former local pastor dead at 83The Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/23/1991Rev. John H. Lindsay led the chapel congregatio for 21 yearsChurches - Philip ChapelSH>&photosphotosphotos1947-1961Rev. Rueben E. Russell, Rev Charles Fox and family, Fev. James Jackson & wifeChurches - Philip Chapelx)History of the churchtyped history1966-1987Philip Chapel A.M.E. MissionChurches - Philip ChapeloU7,,w<Y N Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey@@J  Un c } . j  Orchard View church celebrates centennialThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/22/1991Rev. Martin R. DeHann to speak at O.V. Congregational ChurchChurches - Protestant^SI1Laketon church dedicates wingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/1/1990$500,000 addition to Laketon Bethel Reformed ChurchChurches - ProtestantQG=%Java MinistryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/31/2002Barney Maffett serves up cuisine, culture & communityChurches - ProtestantyB7-Mission trip leaves students counting blessingsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/15/199720 students & 10 adults from Presbyteran Churches in Muskegon & Spring Lake go to BelizeChurches - ProtestantdYO7Covenant Reformed ChurchCovenant Tidingsprogramn/aprogram and advertisements of local businessesChurches - Protestantp@;2 Greater Muskegon Protestant ChurchesGreater Muskegon Pastors Conferenceprogram7/18/1937Centennial ServiceChurches - ProtestantyeZQ,Don Mathews ends 40 years of global ministryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/18/1990church committee has planned an open house to honor Don & Grace MathewsChurches - ProtestantaVL4Anniversary will be observed Monday with First & Second Pastor to be presentThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/11/1935Covenant Reformed Church enjoys marked development in 15 yrsChurches - ProtestantvlTSt. John's Chruch closes 75th year program SundayThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingRobert C. Stanger will be the speaker Churches - Protestant[[Q9o  @ <Y N Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey!  E U u 0 A  Feeding bodies, souls Resue Mission marks 100 years of helpingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/4/2006Historical sketch of Rescue Mission's beginnings and evolution; Carla SkoglundChurches - Rescue Missionsh^FPlanners insist house stays a homeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/17/2006Rescue Missions hopes of occupying Peck St. Home as office space voted downChurches - Rescue MissionWLB*City Rescue Missionprogramprogram1935year report for 1935Churches - Rescue MissiondI3-$Secretary of Mission Board recounts services of Directors & SuperintendentsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/19/1949remembering fondly previous leaders of the MissionChurches - Rescue MissionukSRescue Mission leader namedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/20/1944Rev. Walter Pierce of Indian accepts positionChurches - Rescue MissionPE;#Rescue Mission now observing its 30th yearThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/21/1936organized in 1906 when group of local men saw need of such a serviceChurches - Rescue Mission`TJ2Rescue Mission is haven for hungryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/10/1937Rev. A.J. Grady has served 3,000,000 meals during depressionChurches - Rescue MissionWLB*Rescue MissionThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/8/1907$640 raised in pledge at Central Methodist for new Rescue MissionChurches - Rescue MissionC8.Work starts on second homeless shelterThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/10/1993Facility should be ready for occupancy this summerChurches - Rescue Mission[PF.  @ <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKey@@ ^t ' j Finding SalvationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4-21-2008Caring act of a century ago still reverberates through cityChurches - Salvation ArmyF;1Salvation Army begins new additionThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/29/2007Salvation Army breaks ground on new facility at 1221 Shonat; Charles PinkstonChurches - Salvation ArmyWLB*Salvation Army expandingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/5/2006$1.75 million project to help Muskegon Township center; 1221 ShonatChurches - Salvation ArmyLB8 Waging war over sinThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/12/1990early Muskegon gave the Salvation Army missionaries a cool receptionChurches - Salvation ArmyH=3Kind souls brave cold to make bells tollThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/21/1989Grace Daniels & mother LouAma Johnston team up as bellringersChurches - Salvation Army^RH0Salvation army has interesting history in cityThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingMay-29First workers in Muskegon greeted with derision and hecklingChurches - Salvation Army`XN6Salvation Army has humble and stormy birth here 53 years agoThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/6/1937Salvation Army now one of Greater Muskegon's leading charitable institutionsChurches - Salvation Armypf\DSalvation Army headquartersThe Muskegon ChronicleC H Yates4/7/1951remembering Muskegon Salvation Army Churches - Salvation ArmyvPF;#  @<YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKeyP o)f Universalist Church, Clay Ave. and Third St, one of earliestThe Muskegon ChronicleC.H. Yates12/10/1955remembering early Muskegon ChurchesChurches - Universalistth\DThe Universalist Churchtyped pagen/afirst Universalist church of Muskegon was organized in 1862Churches - Universalistm0++wEarly days of the Universalist ChurchThe Muskegon Chroniclephoton/ano longer represented by congregation at this siteChurches - UniversalistQLE-Universalist ChurchCalendar of Services card2-10-1883morning & evening service scheduleChurches - UniversalistgC82 <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable Name,YPrimaryKey@@ SZ Owl Clubprogramn/afamous "owls' club late 1800'sCigar ManufacturingS>wMall plans flattened flatiron buildingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/19/1992Flatiron Building was razed in 1971 to make room for Muskegon MallCigar Manufacturing[PF.Little known facts about well known brothersThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/aJohn Eurich & Rinder Cooper recall cigar making daysCigar Manufacturing[VL4Owl ClubThe Muskegon ChronicleC H Yates3/1/1946remembering the Owl ClubCigar ManufacturinglW=3(Hand-rolled cigars an early Muskegon IndustryDorothy Eurich Hubbelln/aremembering her father's cigar business in MuskegonCigar ManufacturingRMM5w  <YNY  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKey*b T w D  Y!ZCircus MotelThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/10/2006Rebecca Kinney, owner of Sunnybrook Equestrian Facility LLC, houses circus for a few daysCircusA6,The Empress wishes you a Happy New YearThe Muskegon Chronicleadv.1/1/1913Miss Lulu Atkins the Aeroplane girlCircus|WMG/Three-ring rehearsalthe New York Times Magazineadv.4/12/1942photo of the circus actsCircusldJ?9Hennies Bros. exposition arives today& special R.R. trainsThe Muskegon ChronicleclippingJul-41photo of gigantic portable amusement expo unloaded on Grand TrunkCircusnf\D Cole Bros. 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Mann dies suddenlyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/19/190835 years a prominent merchant of this cityCivil WarSG=%RPhil Kearny post bravely carries on with only three membersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/9/1935commander bond only one able to be out; once had more than 150Civil Warpe[CQThe InvadersThe Muskegon Chroniclepoem6/10/1903poem by Douglas MallochCivil WaraV=2,PGettysburgThe Muskegon ChroniclepoemJun-03poem by S.A. AldrichCivil WarYN80*OWith Lincoln all day in Virginia log cabinThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping2/11/1909James M. Bradley recalls Civil War experienceCivil War_TJ2NRomance of MuskegonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/6/1937patriotic efervor high aas Muskegon sent Lumberjacks to Civil WarCivil WarG=3MStatue of General Philip KearnyThe Muskegon Chroniclephoto5/29/1901presented to Phil. Kearny Post #7, GAR Dept. of Mich,by Charles H. HackleyCivil WarQF?'LAll to make sacrifices and abandonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/22/1941photo of comrades keeping vigil for Comander BondCivil WarWLB*KUnion man and scoutThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/10/1903William Fay, an exile from Virginia - cost of being loyal to the Gov. in the SouthCivil WarH=3JThe veteran soldiersThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/arecord of Phil Kearny post, GAR of MuskegonCivil War{pC>4IMichigan in the warThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/aimportant facts and statistics gleaned from "Michigan in the War"Civil WarB=3HThe points of interestThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/atake a trip down to Old Lake MichiganCivil WarwlE@6GMemorial Day is fittngly observed by MuskegonThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/aAt the exercise held at Hackley Square graves of dead are decorated with flowersCivil War\WM5FThey won't fight because they're afraid, says BondThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/13/1938last Commander of Phil Kearney Post GAR, now 94 yrs old,gives adviseCivil Warg\R:EChicago fire witnessed by H.C. Bond from vesseln/aclipping7/2/1936Muskegon Civil War veteran, native of Allegan, helped to aid refugess stranded on bridgeCivil WarPF<7DGrand Army of the Republic invitationinvitation4-30-1894Memorial Exercises and Parade May 30, 1894Civil War{pD99-wCOnly three local veterans of Civil War now livingThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/28/1940Comander Bond, Robert Abbott and Francis Gillett now among only 96 in stateCivil Warf[Q9BBurial of veteranThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/22/1908paying tribute to Charles B. 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Photographs of Civil War era scenes throughout articleCivil WarkcZD`Civil War ImagesNorth South TraderArticleSep-Oct 1977Article written by T. Sherman Harding about Civil War image collecting, cleaning, identification, etc.Civil WarC5,_Images of the Civil WarFotofoliopostcardsUnknownSet of 12 collector's postcards with Civil War images on them; Photographers: Brady, Gardner, O'Sullivan, SmithCivil War>5*^The Great Military Hospitals of the Civil WarChicago Heraldclipping7/23/1911First Great Hospital in North, Largest in Military History, Cared for Western Armies, Hundreds woundedCivil WarZOE5]The Great Military Hospitals of the Civil WarChicago Heraldphoto7/23/1911photos of - General Grant, famous chain bridge at Washingon, biggest gun in the world, camplifeCivil WarWLE5\copy of Civil War handwritten poemby George B. DeWolfpoemn/agiven to John Noble when prisoners at Libby PrisonCivil War~JE?*[A call back to armsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/5/1992129 yrs after battle of Gettysburg, Michigan 24th Infantry will re-enact Civil WarG=3ZNunica Civil War hero's grave to tell his storyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping5/26/1994Henry Plant earned the Medal of Honor for saving the 'color' from the enemyCivil WardYO7YWoman worked hard to get statue for Kearney Post, GARThe Muskegon ChronicleC H Yates5/31/1958Kearny statue was a prominent feature of past Memorial Day ceremoniesCivil Wark`U=XCommander Bond alone on Annniversary of GARThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/7/1939aged leader of Phil Kearney post also to observe 95th birthdayCivil War_UK3WGAR roster is presented to Museum todayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/1/1940Commander Bond, 96 yrs old, last member of Post, give 1889 list to C.H. YatesCivil War\QG/VHoward C. 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Ladies of MaccabeesThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/aorder begun as prortest against male discourtesyClubs Lodges EtctB=3 Work is centered in giving aid to crippled childrenThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/aswings wholeheartedly behind all community and charitable workClubs Lodges Etcb]S; Oldest Lion celebrates club's 70th anniversaryThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/7/1989Harvey Paulson, oldest member of the Muskegon Lions ClupClubs Lodges EtccXN6 Hundreds Enjoy Elks Stag PicnicThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/20/1934Muskegon Lodge No. 274 B.P.O.E. holds annual event at Elks Park; Beerman's Band;Clark W. Buck, general chairmanClubs Lodges EtcTI?' Eagles instituted with 50 membersThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1928instituted in 1904Clubs Lodges EtcweQKA)Viking lodge here strong organizationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1928Linne Lodge No. 57, I.O.V of Muskegon made rapid progressClubs Lodges EtcUOE-Moose activities center in work for aged, orphansThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1928Muskegon Lodge building new home on site of one destroyed by fireClubs Lodges Etca[Q9Modern woodmen camp here wins Michigan honorsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1928lodge has been actiave in Muskegon since organization in 1889Clubs Lodges Etc]WM5K of C Chapter has been active in city since 1903The Muskegon Chronicleclipping1928local council has forged ahead and taken high place in stateClubs Lodges Etca[Q9Benevolent order was instituted in city in 1894The Muskegon Chronicleclipping1928Charter membership largest of any Elks' Lodge in WorldClubs Lodges Etc_YO7Air Camp main project of Lions Club hereThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1928organization has made annual affair of communtiy Christmas treeClubs Lodges EtcXRH0Former Odd fellow's building was downtown landmark many yrsThe Muskegon ChronicleC H Yates3/24/1956remembering Odd FellowsClubs Lodges Etcqf[CEnjoyable outing arrangedThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/21/1894Maccabee Day at Interlake ParkClubs Lodges EtcnNC9!u  @ @          <Y33N33Y  Y , Y , Y , Y d Y , Y ID Title SourceTypeDateSubjectTable NameYPrimaryKeyI ? 9 - 5M?#hSCommand support of Muskegon todayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/30/1937photos of G.H. picket boat, Mart Crane loading power lifeboatsCoast GuardVKA)Ship to undergo renovationsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/11/1995Former Coast Guard vessel The Maple will winter in MuskegonCoast GuardQE;#Coast Guard firm: Muskegon gets baseThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/11/1996confusion on moving seasonal helicopter air-rescue operationCoast GuardYND,Coast Guard hopes to lighten its loadThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/25/2000officials plan to give away, sellor lease Great Lakes lighthousesCoast GuardZOE-Discover Coast Guard Station built on wreck of old schoonerThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/19/1956schooner "Indian Bill" found below floor of Muskegon Coast GuardCoast Guardpe[CCoast Guard station was erected at present location 52 yrs agoThe Muskegon ChronicleC H Yates3/16/1957remembering Coast Guard StationCoast Guardti^FOld and present coast guard stationsThe Muskegon ChronicleC H Yates10/8/1949remembering Coast Guard StationCoast Guard{ZOD,Park would honor first lighthouseThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/18/2000vote to name the area Lighthouse ParkCoast Guard}VKA)Park designations may become tougher to gainThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/16/2000Lighthouse Park named to honor local maritime historyCoast GuardaVL4Greenland reunion lends elbow grease to ship restorationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/14/1996cleaning up the former Coast Guard cutter McLaneCoast GuardmbX@First life saving station in Muskegontyped infon/aestablished January 1880 on the North side of the channelCoast Guardy>99-w Sketchy list of Muskegon Lighthouse keepersCoast Guard@33333C letter to Mr. Yates from Grace Burdick Lindaleletter2/21/1956concerning U.S. Lighthouse dwellingCoast Guard{nI>>6w photo of Captain Tom RobinsonU.S. Coast Guard Station, Manistee, MI Coast Guard[N%%%%c One adventure after another is his careerThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1924Capt. William Robinson thanks his work for fact he has never been ill in 67 yrsCoast GuardYSI1 Thomas Robinson former light house keeperThe Muskegon Chronicleclippingn/abecame keeper of Muskegon station 11-19-1916Coast GuardXSI1Wave of memoriesThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/22/1989George Gatfield lived, learned in aging Coast Gurad stationCoast GuardE:0Hero of Lake Disaster to retireThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/28/1946Ransom A.Jakubovsky retiring as keep of harbor lights of MuskegonCoast GuardTI?'points of refereanceMuskegon MagazinearticleNov-86Karen Dzieinski curator of White Lake maritime MuseumCoast Guardw@8/Coast Gurd area pushes work to provide men,boats for flood dutyThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping1/25/1937rush plans to send new G.H. picket boatCoast Guardti_GCoast Guard hosts open house todayThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping9/2/2000now home of Coast Guard Aids to Navigation TeamCoast GuardVLB*Coast Guard's group Muskegon to get new commandThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping4/24/1987change of command ceremony is plannedCoast GuarddYO7Coast Guard makes move to MuskegonThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/16/2000decided to shift personnel to the Muskegon station to make year roundCoast GuardWLB*Coast Guard station goes year-roundThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/12/2000year round operaton to serve anticipated increase in recreationCoast GuardXMC+z  Y  K rK rW,t1Great Lakes Coast Guard armed with machine gunsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping3/17/2006As part of homeland security measures, Coast Guard cutters to be armed with weaponryCoast GuarddYO70Coast Guard brass, leaders praise copter's new home baseThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping10/13/2005Search and rescue unit provides critical emergency service to MuskegonCoast GuardnbX@/Rescuers honored for saving sailor's lifeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping8/15/2005James Homan, Jay Mieras save Richard Coan with Coast GuardCoast Guard^SI1.Old Soldier leaving Coast Guard stationThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/13/1970Landmark fadesCoast Guardzm]QG/-Back to its rootsThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping12/27/2003Former Coast Guard station to receive a historic faceliftCoast GuardG;1,USS MuskegonThe Muskegon Chroniclephotosn/anow apparently serving on the east coastCoast Guardpc94,+Lightship retiresThe Muskegon Chroniclephotosn/aCoast Guard Lightship Huron leaves its station in Lake HuronCoast Guard|>91*Warm welcomeThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping7/28/1990NOAA moved its operations from Grand Haven to MuskegonCoast GuardyA6,)Muskegon South Pier & South Breakwater Lightn/adirectionsn/adirections and lighthouse informationCoast Guard~qJE94(Naval reserve center here is casualty of end of cold warThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/23/1992Naval Reserve Center closed its doorsCoast GuardnbX@'Queen's CupThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping6/24/1993residents watch from Pere Marquette Park Vixen III 55th Queen's Cup raceCoast Guard@5+&The Northern LightsCharles K Hydebooklet1986Lighthouses of the Upper Great LakesCoast Guardm`:4+%Northern LightsMichigan Natural Resourses Magphotosn/aearly twentiet century phtograph of crewCoast Guard{nD?7$Muskegon South Pier Light(1903)photosphotosn/afirst lighthouse in Muskegon was established in 1852Coast Guardr<7/'#Couple captures lighthouse mystiqueThe Muskegon Chronicleclipping11/2/1990John & Ann Mahan speaking to members of Tri-Cities Historical SocietyCoast GuardXMC+"Michigan LighthousesRichard morscheckvol. 1May-86foundations and the first lights on the Great LakesCoast Guardt?7/!100th anniversary of South Pier LighthouseMuskegon Morning Newsarticle9/25/2003new lighthouse was in commission last nightCoast Guard]RI2 Sand in their shoesBluffton School PTA Historical Committeebooklet1970A story of the Bluffton AreaCoast GuardrTNEMuskegon lighthouse photon/aCoast Guard3&&!!!SHarbor's importance seen by U.S. as early as 1867The Muskegon ChronicleC H Yates4/11/1959early life saving station north side of channelCoast Guardg\Q9First life-saving service here began its work 75 years agoThe Muskegon ChronicleC H Yatesn/ahistory of Port ShermanCoast GuardjeZBLife saving station at outlet pierphoton/anorth side of channelCoast GuardZM61**{Know MuskegonThe Muskegon ChronicleC H Yates4/22/1950lighthouse built in 1870 remodeled as a residence & moved to Coast Gruard StationCoast GuardC8-Muskegon's first lighthouse linked with early MethodismThe Muskegon ChronicleC H Yates3/28/1959early activity at Port ShermanCoast GuardmbW?Lighthouse beacon fails during heavy sea stormThe Bluffton Community Crierarticle11-201-57Coast Guarduhh]T6_[3Coast Guard station gets 41 foot boat