Marine City High School - Mariner Yearbook (Marine City, MI)

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SPONSORS A. A. BACHLER FRANK BAKER R. G. AND H. H. BAKER M. J. BAMMEL R. O. BAUMANN BECKER BROS. DEPARTMENT STORE BERTRAM ' S BARBER SHOP C. A. BLACK IRVING BLATTERT JOHN W. BREINING WM. BOWER W. W. BRIDGES B. I. BRITZ B ROADWAY HOTEL K. C. BUTTRONI WM. CATTANACH W. A. CRAMER T. W. CROW MRS. CARFRAE W. H. CROWLEY HIRAM CALKINS T. E. DE GURSE, M. D. K. DORNOFF H. A. DIETLIN ' SADIE DUDDY W. W. EMIG J. ENDRES LEO FELGF.NAUER D. FOSTER A. FRIEDERICHS CO H. GADDIS and D. MILLER WM. E. GINAC GEO. W. GREENE OTTO GUY ISABELLE HANFORD FRED HOLMES C. JACOB JACKSON S LUNCH H. J. JONES, HARDWARE ABIGAIL F. KUHN F. W. LANG, M. D. M. LESTER 4 . “Everything Electrical” Family Theatre Jeweler and Optometrist Battery Service Fruits and Confectionery Dodge Bros. Motor Car Quality Groceries and Meats Attorney-at-Law Jeweler and Optometrist Barber Shop B. P. S. Products “Bill s Place’’ Photographer Quality Groceries They Grey Hat Shoppe Ford Sales and Service Quality Groceries White Sewing Machine Supplies Paige, Jewett Garage Dry Goods Ready to Wear Sales and Service Groceries and Home Baking Rapid Railway Station Bell’s Bakery Furniture “The Vanity Box’’ Dealer in Hudson and Essex Tailor Investment Banker Senior Class Advisor Drug Store Broadway Shoe House Plumbing and Heating Voice and Piano “Exclusive Millinery”

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EDITORIAL The merchants of this city have shown a noteworthy spirit of co-operation with the Senior class. by sponsoring the pages of the “Mariner.” By putting their stamp of approval on the “Mariner” as an advertising medium, they have shown that they believe in a bigger, better Marine City, and that they stand back of the slogan, “Boost Marine.” This support has, in a large measure, made the “Mariner” a success and even a possibility. The Senior class and the school in general owe the merchants of this city a debt of gratitude, and they here attempt to give their sincere thanks to those who aided them in their enterprise. But thanks alone cannot repay in full the debt we owe them. “Loyalty to whom loyalty is due,” should be our motto. They have been loyal to us, and in return we should show our loyalty by patronizing them to the fullest extent whenever possible. Reuben Prange.

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LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK M. S. LIPP M. D. LUMBER CO GRAFTON MCDONALD CHAS. F. MANN WM. MANNEL MARINE SAVINGS BANK FRED J. MAY MOORE S DRY GOODS CO. A. MULLINS THE MICHIGAN SALT WORKS J. MILLER SON MRS. M. NADEN C. E. POSEY E. POCKET L. RECOR AND SON CHAS. RIFFENBERG ROBERTS, COAL CO. ROCHESTER CLOTHING CO. W. A. ROBERTSON A. W. ROW. M. D. C. M. E. J. SADDLER SCOTT BROS C. R. SHAW E. W. SPRINGBORN SQUIRES. DRUG STORE SUPERIOR CONCRETE CO. SEURYNCK BROS I. WAGNER J. WENG SON WESTERN OIL AND GAS CO. MRS. A. A. WOODS ZIMMERMANN BROS Lunch Building Materials Coal Bicycle Accessories Manufacturer of Confectionery Shoe House Meat Market Confectionery Ladies’ Apparel Shoppe of Smart Hats Marine City Dairy Furniture Exchange Building Supplies Confectionery ..Marine City Independent Garage, Bridge and Main Hardware Plumbing Drugs and Confectionery Radios . Fish Market Shoes Colonial Hotel Hardware