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Bay City—City of Contentment,
The past five years has seen a re-
of important water trans-
Happiness_andlAttractive Homes quelling
notation here and in 1927, through

The Officers and Directors of the

First National Bank

and

the

Bay County Savings Bank

Extend to You the Season's Greetings.

DIRECTORS

First National Bank
and
Bay County Savings Bank.

WILLIAM L. CLEMENTS
A. E. BOUSFIELD
C. R. WELLS
G. A.
E. S. CLARK
W. E. CARTER
HUBERT S. SMITH
IRVING H. BAKER
FREDERICK T. NORRIS
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PREscorr

S. I'. CRANAGE
D. L. GA LBRA ITH
F. W. BRADLEY
D. E. SOVEREIGN
F. W. ATKINS
I;F:01(311-: D. JACKSON
C. F. HU•CHINGS
F. B. WARD
WILLIAM) H. DOW
13. PERRY

OFFICERS

First National Bank.

WILLIAM I.. CLEMENTS
President
A. E. BOUSEIELD
Vice-President
F. T. NORRIS
Vice-President
0. E. SOVEREIGN
Vice-President
IRVING II. BAKER
Vice-President and Manager
II. .1. MARTIN
C•shier
A. C. HARRISON
Assistant Cashier
J. P. CUMMINGS .
Assistant Cashier Trust Department
J. P. SELLERS
Trust Officer
G. IL WILLIAMS
Manager Bond Department

Season's Greetings to All.

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Sales and Service.

Telephone 2593

906 Saginaw Street

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The Officers and Directors of the

Bay City Bank

- Bay City, Michigan

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Wish You All a Happy and Prosperous

New Year.

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OFFICERS

President

GEORGE H. YOUNG

Vice-President

JAMES E. DUFFY

Vice-President

.101IN C. ROSS

Vice-President and Cashier
Assistant Cashier

DAVID MILLER

J. I. P. SHEARER
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J. D. KINNEY

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Assistant Cashier

ASM AN

T. W. NONENPREGER

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Assistant Cashier
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Auditor

DIRECTORS

M. SETH BABCOCK, Sec.-Treas. Bay City Dredge Works.

CHARLES A. CORYELL, Secy., Treas. Robert Gage Coal Co.
E. WILSON CRESSEY, Vice-Pres., Gen. Mgr. Col. Sugar Co.

JAMES E. DUFFY, Attorney.

OTTO F. LOUIS, Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
DAVID MILLER, Vice-Tres. and Cashier.
JOAN C. ROSS, I.umber,

MAYNARD L. SMITH, Gen. Mgr. Smalley General Co.

L. FAY TYLER, Wholesale Automobile Supplies.
H. A. VALLEZ, General Supt. Columbia Sugar Co.
NORRIS R. WENTWORTII, Lumber.
CARROLL WINDIATE, Broker.
GEORGE H. YOUNG, President.

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Member Federal R

Coal Company

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Miners and Shippers of St. Charles Coal.

Offices: 212 Davidson Bldg.

BAY CITY, MICHIGAN

I. W. Kopec

W. J. Hughes

Phonographs and

Plumbing and Heating

F. C. Van Tuyl

Funeral Director and Embalmer.

314 East Midland

BAY CITY, MICHIGAN

Phone 3430

THE KOLAT
NASH MOTORS, Inc.

Phone 3081

612-614 Adams Street

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BAY

:11101IGAN

SEASON'S
GREETINGS

PANTHER COAL — "HOT AS BLAZES"

Economy Fuel and Supply Co.

MICHAELS

AND

Bay City, Michigan.

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A Happy New Year to You.

Schulz Floral Co.

"Everything in Flowers."

PHILLIPS

BAY CITY, MICHIGAN

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The Season's Greetings

Edward Blanchard

MORTICIAN

1020 North Madison St.

N. HENRY and M. C. R. R.

Office Bldg.

512 EAST MIDLAND

Phone 3423-J.

Phone 2447.

It ey City, Michigan.

Bay city, M ichigan.

At the foot of a lighthouse one
finds darkness.

Phone 446

BAY CITY, MICHIGAN

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The Season's Greetings.

The Ideal
Plumbing Co.

W.

Funeral Director.

205.207 SI,

Phone 668.R

1919 Columbus Avenue

Ira J.
HILLER

E. Shearer & Co.

Telephone 1803

211.13 E. Midland

Records.

J. WANLESS, Manager.

Phone 277

113.115 Fourth Avenue

Bay City, Michigan.

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When you aim at the rat be-

ware of the vase.

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I;reetings

Storage Company

Moving, Packing, Steering and
Shipping Merchadise and
Household Goods.

Office and Warehouse:

SECOND AND ADAMS STS.

Phone 397.

A Happy Nose

Year

McKay Bros

Rosh Hashonah Greetings.

Greetings

A. BATE & SON

PEOPLES
COAL CO.

FLOURING MILLS

COAL and COKE

Phone 1898.

FOOT E. SOUTH UNION ST.

Bay City, Michigan.

By City, Michigan.

Greeting-.

Best Wishes to All Our Jewish Friends and
Patrons. A Happy and Prosperous New Year.

Granite and M•rble Monument.

• nd Cut Stone.

415 WASHINGTON AVE

Phone 3965..1.

Phone 1240.

Bay City, Michigan.

Bay City, Michigan.

Season's Greetings

Greetings

The
Plum Agency

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Nitschky Electric

Optical Specialists.

Co.

General Electrical

Contractors

702 WASHINGTON AVENUE

Phone 215.R

Bay toy. Ntichigt.

Holiday Greetings for All.

Greetings

The Riverside Truck &

Bay City, Michigan.

Rosh Hashonah Greetings.

Holiday Greetings to You.

BAY CITY HAS
STRONG I. 0. B. B.

Bay City, Michigan.

Robert Gage

lest Wishes for a Happy New Year.

BAY CITY JEWS
SOLIDIFIED BY
HEBREW SCHOOL

S.

CHARLES CO RY F:1.I., Pres. and Gen. Mgr.
.1.AMES E. DAVIDSON, fire-President.
CHARLES A CORY ELL, Sec. and Treas.

A LEADER

A community within a ;onion, -
pity, such as, for instance, the
Jewish
population of a city, is
ehe activity of the Bay City Chain-
aa. of (Airmen..., the harbor at
Has Unusual Diversity of Industry, Ranging from Coal I flay
City received the second larg-
Mining to Sugar Refining; Possesses One of the
os: appropriation ell the Great
Lakes for redredging. When the
Fittest Harbors on the Great Lakes.
contract is completed liay l'ity will
have a complete la'-:-fool channel.
By J. KENNARD JOHNSON,
Itecommendations now in hands eef
Manager, Bay City Chamber of Commerce.
the district federal engineer at De-
troit call for Bay City he have,
ultimately, ass SO011 as the necessary
reel tape can be unwound at 1Vash-
ington, a 21-foot harbor channel
hich will Divan that any vessels
ploughing the Great Luken cull ett-
ter the barium at this point.
With four railroads--the Nlichi-
'gan Central, the Pere Marquette,
the Grand Trunk and the Detroit
'and Mackinac—as well as a el/111-
)110e network of interurban, motor
bus and truck facilities, Buy City
Offers an advantage of competitive
transportation that makes for per-
fect, personal service. Being the
division headquarters of the Mich-
igan Central Railroad company,
J. C. HIRSCHFIELD
some remarkably interesting speed
schedules for freight are available, often judged ley its leaders, the
over this and the other roads.
Merl who, to the public, represent
Eighty-tive. per cent of Bay City that group. Bay City Jewry is for-
workers own their own homes. This tunate in numbering among its
high average makes a contented leaders J. (I. Hirschfield, one of the
labor situation and flouting popu- most prominent men of the city.
lation is practically unknown. The
visitor in the city remarks that no
matter in what section of the city
he strolls, the homes any single
residence, each set in its own plot
rf lawn or garden, with shade trees
that have withstood the attacks of
commercialism that hewed down
many of their brothers. Outside of
Perhaps the finest work ever un-
the immediate business section of dertaken by the Jews of Bay City
the city, aerial photographs of Bay was the establishment and Illainte-
City appear to lie pictures of thick ilitnie Of the liay City Hebrew
woods with housetops sticking school. This school, founded three
through the trees.
years ago by Louis IL Harrison,
Nature supplies Bay City with Alex Kahn, Morris Krasko and I..
her own recreation and amuse- Feldman, is today the most vital
ments. Twenty minutes from his force in solidifying the Jewish COM-
doorstep the employer or the em-
ploye here can put his children
During the past yuitr there were
dawn on the sand beaches of the -19 children in regular attendance
Saginaw bay. The lakes and the at the school, unde.r the direction
rout streams beckon in the spring ..! II. Polonsky. The sehool is lo-
and woofer, with their tantalizing cated in the Shaun.): Zedek syna-
J. KENNARD JOHNSON
ishing lure and the restfulness of gogue at Eleventh street and Van
amp lend tent. The sportsman in Bin en tarmac.
What diversified creeps are to the mint seas making payments to the
he fall picks up his gun and goes
The officers of the Hebrew school
(area, in a larger way, are diversi- Indians, set up the first store.
net a few miles for deer or bear. are: President, Louis B. Harrison;
fied industries to a city, and this is Business expansion dates from that
'he duck hunters have their vice-president, Alex Kahn; secre-
one of the incontrovertible claims day.
marshes at convenient spots. Win- tary, .lulius Ginsberg; treasurer,
of Bay City. It is a city of diversi-
The valuable pine forests adja- er adds the glow of youth to the
Morris Goldberg, and assistant
fied industries. There is perhaps rent to the Saginaw river attracted
heeks of the skaters, while sum- treasurer, Morris K task°.
no city of its size in the United the interest of capitalists in the
mer tan covers the paddlers of the
The Shaun.). Zedek synagogue of
States of which this may be said early 10's, and this led to the
allot., the drivers of the little Bay City has more than -15 Medi-
•vith such fitness. It has nearly 150 building of an experimental saw-
peedlioats that flash along the trel. S. Its officers are: ('resident,
different enterprise, that run the mill at What is now the foot of
:icer or the "bosun" and crew of W. Goldberg; sire-president; K.
gamut
of industrial
activities. Sixth street. Others followed and
he larger power cruisers and Ginsberg; secreteiry, I). Kessler,
These range from harness factories Bay City became Seeallii to none as
achts.
and treasurer, A. Blunienau.
to the manufacturing of automo- as lumber manufacturing center. In
Bay City most admirably l'0111-
Temple Beth Abraham is located
bile bodies. from cement tie readi- 1140, the inexhaustible salt basin
jilt, the pleasure of work with the
ave-
cut houses; f • eirl the whisk broom,
at underlies the section unit tap- :Fastere of living,. Two golf links at Tenth street and Jackson
nue,
Its officers are: President, G.
which the Pullman porter Wields so • ed, and this, too, elevelidled as the
deftly, to the ponderous cranes that lumber business had deeme. These , eve everyone who enjoys swinging Kahn; vice-president, M. Gold-
a club the chance to play. Social berg; secretary, A. Kuhn, and
hie out the Panama canal; from two great industries brought about
,eilters and caps to theatrical a rapid growth ire Wealth, import- aid club life knits together neigh- treasurer, I'. Koffman.
iiery and stage settings; from ance and population. Coal was next pars to Create a community spirit
mattresses to soft coal; from iliscovered about (sure in Monittr bat pulls back the citizen who
suer-kraut to steel ships; from t iwnship and as shaft was sunk. A .trays away for weeks Or months
iron and brass foundry products to half dozen 1111111, are in operation into some oilier loom.. Bay City is
reed and wicker furniture, radio today within a short radius of the one of thie "most livable" cities in
the United States. Rentals are
cabinets and show eases.
centear of the city.
The hay City lodge of the Inde-
Originally the camping ground
Fonowing the gradual disappear-
The entire world today is hurry- pendent Order of Mud It'rith is
f the Chippewa Indian-, Bay
ance of the pine, Bay City began ag hither and thither, seeking just undoubtedly the mast outstanding
history
reverts
to
rcciireloi
men's organization of that city.
an evolution in industry toward
•.', iit the yciir 1s25, when it was the metals and agricultural prod- me thing. That is happiness—the Organized 5:1 years ago, this lodge
happine, that comes with eotitent-
r , ,W11 as Lowi. Saginaw. In .luly,
ucts. To the Michigan sugar las_ nent. limy City offers the world is one of the strongest in District
Stcplinn Wolverton arrived
I. (1. 11.
must he given the credit for the today the very prize for which it is Grand Lodge
',lib a ceiminis.Hati t., build a light-
establishment of three of Bay
The ofhCerS of the lodge, are:
li..use at the intim h of the river and City's major plants today- -a trio so madly striving—contentment, President, G. Kahn; vice-president,
that year Captain Bien .1. Price, of sugar refineries. Development happiness, friends, a good place to Julius Ginsberg; e-evretary, Symon
who arrived on the. schooner Wave of alcohol and chemical products ive, to work and to firing up a Grabowsky, and treasurer, A.
during the week when the govern :
froni the refuse of the sugar re-
Kahn.
The delegates to the recent con-
fineries and the lumber plants has
vention of the District Grand lodge
given a healthy life tee three large
were: G. Kuhn, L. Robinson, I,. B.
chemical industries. Fabrication
of wood into manufactured prod-
1. reel gs.
Ileerrkon and A. Roman.
Rosh Hashonah
ucts has venue with the passing of
Greetings
the huge sawmills as modern civil-
STUDENT CONFERENCE
izatien demands its beautifully ve-
DECRIES PREJUDICE
neered household and other fur-
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nishings.
BERIAN.--(.1. T. A.)—Jewish
During recent years, Bay City
ieue...tions loomed large in the die-
has been pulling itself up by its
cinsion of the International Stu-
own bootstraps. The confidence of
dents' Service Conference in ses-
the people is best expressed in the
sion here.
52,500,000 that has beets put into
Two Jewish students, Rahinow-
new Junior college, Central high
itch of Berlin and Teich of Vienna,
school and Handy junior high
are attending the conference. The
school buildings in the past five_
agenda included a discussion on the
120 WASHINGTON AVE.
1004 NORTH WATER ST.
I , years. The most modern filtration
persecution of Jewish students in
plant that science could build give.
Phone 361.
Roumania. The representative of
Phone 3313.
I(lay City and its environs the par
Roumania students denied that per-
Bay City, Michigan.
est water attainable. This was
secutions
existed but his argument
Bay City, Michigan.
was silenced by the Jewish repre-
sentative who presented reports
published in the Roumanian oflicial
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press confirming the existence of
such persecutions.
New ('ear Greetings
GREETINGS
Greetings.
A conflict also developed with the
Hungarian delegate over the nu-
merus clauses practiced against
Jewish students and over the anti-
Semitic movement. The conference
went un record as being uppusevl to
Fred
the nunterus ciausus, regarding it
as "improper."
The resolution voices the demand
that no discrimination be made
Insurance
against student,' on religious, na-
tional, racial or political grounds.
LUMBER CO.

System.

Rosh Hashonah Greetings.

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The Travelers Insurance

Company

WENONAH

John A. Vogteuann, Prop.

H. & M.

Coal Company

COAL and COKE

107 FIFTH AVENUE

1500 CENTRE AVENUE

307 WOODSIDE AVENUE

Phone 455.

Plus. 265.

Phone 128.

tt ) rely, Michigan

/1, ■ city, M,ihlitar.

Essexville, Michigan.

Greenwald's Laundry

709.711-713 Adams Street

Phone 115

Spear & Lewis

GENERAL INSURANCE

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230 Shearer Office Bldg.

RAY CITY,

011.11.0. 4.1.

Phone 112

MICHIGAN

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