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NINETEENTH CENTURY PIONEERSSands McCamly, pioneer and founder Jonathan Guernsey, pioneer and city founder Sands McCamly, pioneer and city founder Alonzo Noble, pioneer; built first flour mill Wm H. Coleman, pioneer; first established merchant Tolman Hall, pioneer; established first bank with Sands McCamly Moses Hall, pioneer Moses Hall Mrs. A.M. Phillips, "Queen of the Long Bow" John Nichols John Nichols John Nichols A.M. Minty Edwin Nichols Edward C. Hinman B. Frank Hinman, born 1811- died 1889 B. Frank Hinman, born 1811- died 1889 Thomas B. Skinner Charles Edward Bartlett Frances Titus, Sojourner Truth's friend & travelling companion Sojourner Truth, former slave and women's rights advocate; buried Oak Hill Cemetery Sojourner Truth (1797-1883); buried Oak Hill Cemetery Photo of painting of Sojourner Truth & President Lincoln meeting, October 1864, by K.C. Courter Diana Corbin, daughter of Sojourner Truth Ellen White, founder Seventh-Day Adventist Church Harriet Tubman (circa1820-1913), "conductor" on The Underground Railroad CW Post, founder of Post Cereal Company (postcard) Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Ellen G. White Possibly James Green, born 1840, superintendent of Advance Thresher Company George Willard Charles Willard Mrs. Thomas Baldwin, wife of pastor, First Baptist Church, 1881 Reverand Thomas Baldwin, pastor, First Baptist Church, 1881 LaVerne Fonda, member Fire Department 1894-1903 B.C. ministers, circa 1900 (identified on photo) CW Post, founder Postum Cereal Company (postcard) Marjorie Merriweather Post, daughter of C.W. Post, circa 1890 H.B. Denman, Battle Creek pioneer George Andrus, Battle Creek pioneer Joseph M. Ward, Battle Creek pioneer W.P. Weeks, Fire Chief Will Larkin and one of his Pilot Medium colts Nellie Stringham Merritt, 1884 Herbert Winslow, 1884 Erastus Potter, 1884 Charlie Fletcher, age 92; born in Marshall 1845 Two local actors of the 1870's-80's: Frank Perry; J.M. Fairchilds Vera LaQuary Shovert, 1885 Fannie Reynolds, 1895 Frank Perry as "Topay" in a minstrel show, 1876 John Phillip Sousa conducting a concert in McCamly Park Walter W. Woolnough Autographed photo of Theodore Martin, May 22, 1883 Simeon S. French Horace Parker and son Frank Parker, furriers Henry T. Hinman, leading merchant in B.C. during late 1800's Frank H. Latta, erected Latta Block 1876-77; postmaster in 1900 E.A. Marsh, patented the Marsh Steam Pump in 1884 Fredrick Denman, bird hunter Officer John W. "Pat" Patterson Officer John W. "Pat" Patterson Officer John W. "Pat" Patterson Frank H. Latta Bert Crandall, youngest son of Andrew Crandall Charles Merritt Edward Packer Charles Barnes, editor H.D. Covert (?) Louis F. Werstein Leopold Werstein E.M. McConnell George W. Hamm William H. Hamilton Arthur J. Kroft Clayton D. Lee Samuel W. McCrea A.G. Calder Charles F. Bock J.E. Strong Carl Goff A. Morton Slay H.R. Williams William H. Mason A.E. Blanck J.M. Hatch Martin E. Brown Edward Austin William G. Coburn William Brooks William A. Lane David Shepard Guy Fisk Enoch Gregory J. Leonard Foster J.O. Galloup George J. Groll David J. Downs I.W. Griffin B. Frank Hinman L.W. Macomber Eugene Griffin Clement M. Smith A.C. Fellows E.L. North W.H. Kynett Richard B. Merritt Edward Lox George Wakefield George H. Williams Fred H. Webb, Assistant Fire Chief Charles M. Leon A.F. Bock H. Howard Daskam Fred H. Lyman Peter Hoffmaster Ellis R. Smith Josiah W. Freeman F.P. Pittman E.A. Sutherland A.J. Little Zeno Gould Jeremiah Brown Joseph Buckle Morgan M. Lewis Nelson A. Beardsley Louise Sweet Alice Harris Ward Herbert Morey Carrie Cronk Fannie Green Grace Howell Isea Amberg (Arnberg?) Blanche Briggs Rhoda Evans Chipman May Preston McCamly, 1884 Hattie Johnson Morgan, 1884 Carrie Pennfield, 1884 Winnie Robinson, 1884 Eva Schmidt Louise Slater, 1884 Ella Currans F. Peters A. Cottrell F. Jordan H. Frey Mrs. H. Lurvey Nellie Crowell (?) Curley Adams, son of Marcus Adams, pioneer blacksmith David Roberts, pioneer from New York; died 1866 Emiline Shepard at melodeon in front yard of Shepard home Charles Waring, pioneer, blacksmith Walter Clark, sportsman, 1895 Photos of J.H. Mykins, G. Gerould, G.S. Barnes, O.B. Frisbie, 1895 Platt Weeks, well-known fireman, 1895 S.S. Hulbert, lawyer, 1895 Dr. T.H. Briggs, physician, 1895 Henry Hall, first white child born in B.C. (1895 photo) Henry Willis, pioneer, railroad man, industrialist Dr. Simeon S. French, pioneer doctor, army surgeon Charles F. Bock, hardware businessman Marshall N. Cobb, musician, conductor Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Noble (Rhoda Murray), pioneers J.L. Cox, pioneer, printer and newspaperman A.T. Metcalf, pioneer, dentist, (mayor 1897) H.A. Bromberg Elbert V. Hunt Mary Squier as "Marmee" in "Little Women" Anna Sterling Scott, mother of Helen Scott, 1888 W.W. Wheelock (Landon family)
THE KELLOGGSJohn Preston Kellogg, father of John Harvey and W.K. (Will Keith) WK Kellogg at work Ella Eaton Kellogg, dietitian and wife of Dr. JH Kellogg Ella Eaton Kellogg, dietitian and wife of Dr. JH Kellogg Ella Eaton Kellogg, dietitian and wife of Dr. JH Kellogg Dr. JH Kellogg (born 1852), circa 1900 Dr. JH Kellogg (circa1880) Dr. JH Kellogg Dr. JH Kellogg (postcard) Dr. John Harvey Kellogg Dr. John Harvey Kellogg Dr. JH Kellogg at the Florida "San" Dr. JH Kellogg, Dr. Nettie Knapp, and adopted daughter Dr. JH Kellogg, center Dr. JH Kellogg (Christmas postcard)Dr. JH Kellogg on brochure listing his many achievements Dr. JH Kellogg at the piano Dr. JH Kellogg on his 91st birthday with great grandnephew, February 28, 1943 Dr. JH Kellogg with unidentified young person at the piano Dr. JH Kellogg lecturing at the "Question Box" Dr. JH Kellogg dictating to August Bloese, his secretary, circa 1935 Dr. John Harvey Kellogg Dr. John Harvey Kellogg Dr. John Harvey Kellogg Dr. John Harvey Kellogg's Christmas greeting, 1936 Dr. John Harvey Kellogg and cockatoo friend Dr. John Harvey Kellogg on the telephone Dr. John Harvey Kellogg Dr. John Harvey Kellogg Dr. John Harvey Kellogg golfing Dr. JH Kellogg, age 91, at piano with young boy (1943) Dr. John Harvey Kellogg Dr. John Harvey Kellogg JH Kellogg in parlor of Sanitarium, 1924 JH Kellogg on bicycle (postcard signed by Dr. Kellogg) Alonzo Walter Kellogg and Vera Jane Cooley, wedding picture, June 12, 1889 John Leonard Kellogg, Jr., grandson of WK Kellogg
TWENTIETH CENTURY INDIVIDUALSHonorable Charles C. Green, Mayor 1907-08 and 1921-27 W.H. Vanderploeg presiding at Bicycle Safety Parade, 1952 St. Thomas Episcopal Church personnel, Easter 1931 Boy Scout leaders Clark Sullivan and Vern Robbins Unidentified Boy Scout at camp Don Roberts, Eagle Scout, on trip to Canada, 1947 Vern Robbins and Clark Sullivan, Boy Scout leaders, circa 1965 Dr. Elbert K. Fretwell, Executive of National Boy Scouts of America Robert Heydon at Boy Scout ceremony, 1947 Boy Scout leaders at Camp T. Ben Johnston, circa 1947 Roy Nesbit and Ralph Watts, Boy Scout leaders Jim Walters and Jon Youngdahl at Boy Scout Camp T. Ben Johnston Two Boy Scouts cooking (unidentified) T. Ben Johnston, founder of Boy Scout camp Claire Floutz, Scoutmaster, Boy Scout Troop 12 Claire Floutz, Scoutmaster, Boy Scout Troop 12 Lester D. Sager, Boy Scout, aged about 13 (circa 1910) David Tubbs, Boy Scout, at Camp T. Ben Johnston, 1952 Camporee Two young Boy Scouts (unidentified) Couple at celebration, Valentine-Braxton American Legion Post, circa 1952 Alma Colby (Sewing Club) Frieda Miracle and Laura Klitzseh at 50th anniversary party Dena Miller at pioneer cooking demonstration, Sesquicentennial, 1981 Glen Johnson, Jane Klopp, Jim McQuiston, Sesquicentennial, 1981 Marguerite Yarger and unidentified man, Sesquicentennial, 1981 Ruby Stockham Hoyt Thelma Pidgeon; Bernice Chapel (possibly members of Sewing Club) Frieda and Clifford Miracle, Sewing Club, 1958 Frieda and Clifford Miracle, Sewing Club Ivan and Bernice Chapel, Sewing Club, November 1977 John Warren, Scoutmaster, Troop No. 11 Steve Hoyt in ceremony, Boy Scout Camp, 1977 Dick Meyer, Indian Lore instructor, Camp T. Ben Johnston, 1954-55 Steve Rathbun and Kate (Titus) Yutzy boarding Clark Autotram, 1932 Mary Barber in the Kellogg Company research kitchen, circa 1930's Robert de S. Couch, executive with General Foods Corporation, August 1967 Fred Smart and F. Kent Mitchell, Post Products Division-General Foods Governor William Milliken and Father Sam West shown at Marshall Home Tour Percy Grainger, composer/pianist, performed at B.C. Sanitarium on several occasions Mrs. Percy Grainger, wife of the composer/pianist who performed at the Sanitarium Helen Dembski at C.W. Post art collection auction, Post Tavern, June 1960 Helen Dembski at C.W. Post art collection auction, Post Tavern, June 1960 Potawatomi Indian of Athens tribe (unidentified) James C. Page of Marshall, circa 1916 Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Bushnell of Marshall, circa 1916 Joseph Sturgis of Marshall, circa 1916 Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Ruddock of Marshall, circa 1916 C. Howard Daskam of Marshall, circa 1916 H.C. Tucker of Marshall, circa 1916 W.E. Payne, head of Dept. of Commerce at B.C. College C.O. Miller of Marshall, circa 1916 Mr. and Mrs. William Kidney of Marshall, circa 1916 L.C. Williams of Marshall, circa 1916 Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Whitelam of Marshall, c. 1916 Unidentified person (donated w. Bert Welch material, 1982) Presumed to be Herbert D. Evans Presumed to be Ethel Evans Pearl Ford, principal of Urbandale School Pearl Ford, principal of Urbandale School Mr. and Mrs. Vic Woods, Urbandale Mrs. Vic Woods, Urdandale Mr. and Mrs. Vic Wood, Urbandale Joann Sherwood, May, 1919 Helen Waterbury, Irene Smith, and Evylen Nay Ed Harrigan Mr. and Mrs. Fisher, Urbandale Charlotte Fashbaugh, Thelma Williams, and Pearl Ford Helen Waterbury and Evylen Nay Irene Thompson Wedding photo of Elsa and Horace Hollister, Aug. 3, 1921 Louis Raymond Greusel, head of Central Electric Carrol Crombie and grandchild, circa 1940 Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Parsons with Basil O'Connor, chairman American Red Cross Frances G. Klan, Olive Parkes, Mrs. Gould, performing at Christmas, circa 1940 Mrs. John B. (Nellie) Martin, early 1900's Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Elsa Jean (Leonard) Miller, first wife of Robert B. Miller, Sr. Hattie Brown, who may have lived on Elm Street Lucius Buell Holcomb (very early photo) Hattie A. Grandine Elmer Jenkins and Barbara (Flint) Jenkins Mrs. Jessie H. (Caroline) Miller Keith Zull, circa 1976 Robert Warner, Director, Michigan Historical Collections, 1962 Mable and Let Grant T. Ben Johnston Champion Bradley Paul Rosenbaum, was State Representative in 1970's Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Parsons and Basil O'Connor, Chairman American Red Cross, 1947 Richard Wakeham W.M. Andrus Frances Crombie, March 1932 Thelma Williams, May 1919 Sherry Hofstatter, with Karla and Debby, Thanksgiving 1958 Huberta and Berenice (Lowe?) Frank Jones, druggist at Owl Drug Company Ida C. Brown of the Michigan Historical Collections, 1962 Charles Kolb Frank and Etta Palmer Louise (or Lucene) Elwood, circa 1918 Madame Kellogg's ad, September 1884 Frances Thornton with doll house she decorated, December 1975 Charles B. Gordon, owner of Gordon's Pharmacy at 75 Calhoun Street Charles B. Gordon, owner of Gordon's Pharmacy at 75 Calhoun Street Stephen V. Rathburn Rance Leaders, Assistant City Manager (1986); later City Manager; retired 1998 Mr. Woodmansee of Delton, August 1988 Mrs. Burritt (Rena) Hamilton Unidentified man with horse and buggy (1908 post card) Mrs. Burritt (Rena) Hamilton Mrs. Burtitt (Rena) Hamilton Mrs. Burtitt (Rena) Hamilton Possibly Abigail Beckwith Richard Weatherford, candidate for Albion city commissioner Mark Cato, candidate for Calhoun County treasurer, July 1976 Brian Hampton, Democratic candidate for congress, 3rd district, circa 1970's Mattie Willis, singer and performer, in concert Floyd W. Parsons, left; "Teddy" Ellsworth, right, at Squier Music Store Robert J. Huber Agnes Mortimer, died May 1, 1942 Max Chase, oldest Oliver employee Max Chase, oldest Oliver employee Ernest Moore George Judd of the B.C. Sanitarium C.S. Jones, friend of JH Kellogg; Christmas greeting, 1906 John Spencer Member of Frank Jones' family (possibly Mrs. Frank Jones) Members of Frank Jones family (unidentified) Mayor Preston Kool, right, with unidentified woman Hobart Chipman, Executive Editor, B.C. Enquirer and News Cora Seeley and her only child Miles V.C. Squier Charles F. Walter holding unidentified child Isaac Mott Lyman Pittee Victory P. Collier William H. Skinner Stella Stillwell Hinman Stella Hinman holding Dorothy Hinman Mrs. Charles (Stella) Hinman Donald Hinman E.H. Foster, soldier in WW I, 1918 Mr. and Mrs. Page Otto Brimberry Gladys Gould, teacher Bess H. Curtis Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Pierce, 1947 Maria Townsend Bert Thayer and Dot, Bedford Rd. (postcard) Mayor Preston Kool Millard and Winifred Vandervoort Dr. James Haffenden, left, with unidentified man Mayor Preston Kool and Senator Harry DeMaso at George Awards Ceremony Mrs. Burritt (Rena) Hamilton in the garden at her home, "The Lilacs" Mrs. Burritt (Rena) Hamilton at her home, "The Lilacs" Mrs. Burritt (Rena) Hamilton in the garden at her home, "The Lilacs" Possibly Mrs. Burritt (Rena) Hamilton Possibly Mrs. Burritt (Rena) Hamilton (photo from the estate) Leon Savard Mrs. Burritt (Rena) Hamilton in the garden at her home, "The Lilacs" Mr. and Mrs. Chris Patterer Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Coller (Barbara Jean Jenkins) Theodore Martin, associated with John B. Martin of B.C. Symphony Helen Martin Etzkorn, December 1960 Mrs. Burritt (Rena) Hamilton House Republican Whip Dan Angel Elsa G. Martin Elsa and Helen Martin with friend Elsa Martin Hollister Helen H. Martin and her mother Nellie G. Martin Elsa Martin Hollister and her father John B. Martin Mrs. John B. (Nellie G.) Martin Mrs. John B. (Nellie G.) Martin Catherine Titcomb Snyder Elsa Martin Hollister Mary Jane Hinman Grandin and her great-grandson John Frank Halliday III, summer 1924 Lee Gould Chris Patterer and Mrs. Richard (Patricia) Nixon George Godsmark Helen H. Martin and Christine L. Martin Cynthia Richards and Thomas Hewes (from left), daughter and son-in-law of Giff Richards Berenice Thayer at fish pond in McCamly Park Virginia and Ralph Moody with cereal memorabilia, October 1992 Reit W. Halbert, WW I soldier from Bedford Harold J. Payette, killed in France July 19, 1918 (WW I) Walter Penke, WW I soldier from Bedford Cleon W. Smith, Bedford soldier in WW I Glen Esleston Waterbury, WW I soldier from Bedford Harry M. Bird, WW I soldier from Bedford Chauncy Miller, WW I soldier from Bedford Two unidentified WW I soldiers, possibly from Bedford Alexander Penke, WW I soldier from Bedford Archie D. Root, WW I soldier from Bedford Gayle R. Compton, served in WW I Francis E. Boyer, served in WW I Wayne D. Walker, WW I soldier from Bedford Vern A. Holcomb, WW I soldier from Bedford Paul M. Moore, WW I soldier from Bedford Joseph P. Conley, servied in WW I Guy N. Stafford, killed in France, July 21, 1918 (WW I) George Ross Hannah, WW I soldier from Bedford Cecil C. Case, WW I soldier from Bedford Lee I. Frey, WW I soldier from Bedford Charles D. Noble, WW I soldier from Bedford Groverle Rall, WW I soldier from Bedford Ross H. Morgan, WW I soldier, June 2, 1918 Edwin S. McPeake, WW I soldier from Bedford John V. Burrell, WW I soldier from Bedford C.E. Jordan, WW I soldier from Bedford C. William Kidd, WW I soldier from Bedford Sgt. Carl Fackbaugh (?), WW I soldier from Bedford Cleo Dawson, author and speaker at Willard Library open house, 1946 Helen Warner Manby, Willard Library director, with patron Joy Anderton, Media Department head at Willard Library, 1992 Sue Steeby, head Children's Room librarian at Willard Library, reading to children, 1989 Sue Steeby, head Children's Librarian, Willard Library, 1982 Diane Schuemann, Willard Library Children's Room staff member, with young patron, 1982 Beverly Garrett, Willard Library staff member, examining local yearbooks, 1976 Beverly Garrett, Willard Library staff member, in Local History collection, 1976 Marlene A. Steele, Local Historian at Willard Library, 1989 Marlene Steele, Local Historian at Willard Library, at Genealogy Workshop, March 1980 Blair Sanderson and Barbara Payson in Willard Library meeting room kitchen Whitney Abbott, Willard Library staff member Duane Whitney, Head Reference Librarian at Willard Library, May 1976 Lillian Brown, Beverly Garrett and Jo Emerson, Willard Library staff members, 1976 Robert Raz, director of Willard Library, 1976 Aulene Chapin and Dorothea Butts, Willard Library staff members, 1976 Duane Whitney, Head Reference Librarian at Willard Library, May 1976 Willard Library staff member Carolyn Manning, 1976 Willard Library staff member Carolyn Manning, 1976 Roberta Bailey and Jean Hunter, Willard Library staff members Duane Whitney and Robert Raz at Willard Library reception Myra Heald, Willard Library staff member, with Carol Sievert, 1975 Marianne Gessner, Willard Library staff members, 1976 Dorothea Butts, Willard Library staff member, 1976 Willard Library staff member Carolyn Manning, 1976 Willard Library staff members Corinne Wascher and Aulene Chapin with microfilm reader, 1954 Helen Warner Manby, Willard Library director, with patron in film room, 1963 Willard Library staff member helping patron in media department, 1963 Willard Library student pages Helen Markos (top) and Frances Smith Reynolds, 1944 Willard Library staff member Aulene Chapin helping patrons in Reference Room, 1951 Helen Warner Manby, Willard Library director, circa 1962 Helen Warner Manby, Willard Library director and Dorothy Robinson, secretary, 1951 Mary Janssen, Willard Library Community Librarian, 1961 Willard Library personnel cataloging books, 1951 (identified on photo) Marilyn Sharp, Willard Library patron, with Roberta Bailey, staff member, in children's room Willard Library personnel Gaytha Raub, Margaret Ritz, and Thelma Rector, 1954 Willard Library personnel Helen Warner Manby, Kay Prettyman, and Marie Duesenberg, 1954 Willard Library staff member Leland Schrader at book drop box, circa 1965 Willard Library staff member Aulene Chapin helping patrons at Reference Desk, circa 1965 Willard Library personnel Margaret Ritz and Patricia Taylor with circulating art, circa 1960 Corinne Wascher, Willard Library Reference Librarian, circa 1963 Donald Zinn, Willard Library patron, 1963 Willard Library patrons at book drop box, 1950 Willard Library staff member Elizabeth Drake, Community Librarian Cleo Dawson, author, at open house held at Willard Library, 1946 Helen Warner Manby, Director of Willard Library, circa 1962 Willard Library personnel Dorothea Butts, Laureen Beck, and Jean Hunter, 1954 Willard Library staff member Dorothea Butts with student page, 1961 Unidentified Willard Library patron in Reference Room, 1961 Willard Library Director Helen Warner Manby, circa 1961 Willard Library personnel Helen Warner Manby and Thelma Rector, 1950 Willard Library staff member Leland Schrader at book drop box, 1965 Willard Library personnel Jean Hunter (left) and Helen Warner Manby, 1966 Willard Library staff member Duane Whitney (right) helping patron, 1966 Jean Hunter, children's librarian and Helen Warner Manby, director of Willard Library, circa 1965 Willard Library Reference Librarian Corinne Wascher, 1951 Willard Library personnel Helen Warner Manby and Thelma Rector, circa 1958 Willard Library staff members Hattie Todd and Joy Anderton, 1992, in Job Information Center Hattie Todd, Willard Library staff member, 1992 Willard Library student page Howard Clemence shelving books, 1962 Willard Library director Helen Warner Manby with Helen Steele Woodard, 1954 Willard Library student page shelving books, 1954 Willard Library Bookmobile with James Downs, Driver, and Sue Steeby, Librarian, 1969 Willard Library personnel Lillian Brown, Beverly Garrett, and Helen Jo Emerson, circa 1970 Gladys Miller, 1945 Gladys Miller, circa 1945 Dr. H.M. Beidler and son; established Park Beidler at north end of Goguac Lake Kellogg Company employee receiving "E for Excellence" award, circa 1944 (unidentified) Mary Barber with gentlemen, "E for Excellence" awards ceremony, circa WW II Kellogg Company "E for Excellence" awards ceremony, circa 1944 (unidentified) Kellogg Company "E for Excellence" awards ceremony, circa 1944 (unidentified) Kellogg Company "E for Excellence" awards ceremony, circa 1944 (unidentified) Kellogg Company "E for Excellence" awards ceremony, circa 1944 (unidentified) Kellogg Company "E for Excellence" awards ceremony, circa 1944 (unidentified) Kellogg Company "E for Excellence" awards ceremony, circa 1944 (unidentified) Kellogg Company "E for Excellence" awards ceremony, circa 1944 (unidentified) Kellogg Company "E for Excellence" awards ceremony, circa 1944 (unidentified) Kellogg Company "E for Excellence" awards ceremony, circa 1944 (unidentified) Ina Lindman, center and Mary Barber, right, circa 1952 Mary Barber, left, with unidentified woman Mary Barber and Ina Lindman, center, with unidentified men, early 1950's Mary Barber, center, with unidentified women Mary Barber, Kellogg Company nutritionist, circa 1935 Mary Barber, nationally prominent nutritionist with Kellogg Company E.W. Clark, Clark Equipment Company Clark Equipment Company, unidentified men on fork lift truck, August 1962 Marie Otis, member of B.C. Public Schools faculty, March 1940 Beatrice Palmer, member of B.C. Public Schools faculty Eva Harding Fonda (Mrs. Frank Fonda), circa 1900 Bernice Wood Mr. Wood, father of Daisy May Wood; was custodian at Willard Library Clarence and Myrtle (Myrtia) Ostrander Marvin Esch, Michigan congressman Lucy Hawk Smith, Max Goodwin, center and Shelby Minter with unidentified woman George Pendill, musician, circa 1958 Leroy F. Sparks John Kolvoord, Sr. Berniece Barnes, 1906 George Stowe Sterling, born 1815; father of Frank G. Sterling DeWitt C. Addington, M.D. George Sterling George B. Dolliver Bernice Wood Libbie S. Hutchings holding Ruthe Hutchings Mrs. P. A. Bradley, Thanksgiving 1907 Thomas Brennan, civic leader, circa 1977 Ted Cook and Randolph Avery, 1940 daughter of H.C. Hawk Tim Walter Bernice Wood Susan T. Hussey (postcard) Mary Squier (Mrs. Victor), 1920 Will and Lottie Butler W. P. Weeks, Fire Chief, 1930 Dr. Clarence Gorsline Perry Mykins, son of John H. Mykins Eleanor Roosevelt with Margaret Frey and Shirley M. Lipscomb, April 1940 Harry L. Gage, B.C. artist; painted mural in B.C. Central High School T. Ben Johnston Mrs. Rosa, Southwestern Jr. High faculty member Marie Otis, B.C. Public Schools faculty member, March 1940 Perry Mykins Adrian Cooper and Mr. Sturtz (J.C. Penney Company manager) in WBCK contest C.W. Post, founder of Postum Cereal Company (postcard) J. DeNooyer Robert S. Boatman Louise Barnes C.O. Brown, civic recreation leader William Barr, National Parking Association Director Roy Shrank Gordon Howard Harmon E. Reynolds Madeline DeMaso, member PBI Club, circa 1950 CW Post as a young man, circa1905 Virginia Houston, member PBI Club Clem Munger Edward A. Sampson Charles Landon (center) with sons Glen and Floyd Elsie Wheelock Carter Charles Landon, Arlene Landon Vogt's grandfather, circa 1924 Glen Wheelock Vivian Myers Mrs. Kenneth E. Erskine Eke Udell Hobart Chipman, newspaperman Will Rogers, right, with Mr. Judd of the B.C. Sanitarium business office Walter Fitzgerald, singer and teacher of vocal music Buel Holcomb, pioneer; one of earliest merchants in Calhoun County Nichols and Shepard office staff, 1880 Mrs. Sands McCamly; came to B.C. in 1835 Elijah Pendill, first mayor of Battle Creek Jerry Lincoln, former slave Dr. and Mrs. Hiram A. Peterman and their Marshall office and residence Sidney Ketchum, pioneer; built Marshall House George Ketchum, Marshall pioneer Isaac E. Crary, attorney and Marshall pioneer John D. Pierce, preacher and Marshall pioneer Brainerd T. Skinner, businessman, civic leader John B. Martin, musician; founded B.C. Symphony Orchestra Mark McCamly (son of Sands McCamly); pioneer Nelson Eldred, pioneer, businessman Mrs. B.F. Graves; Mrs. E.H. Hussey - founded Woman's Club, library Charles Barnes at Upjohn estate Charles Dell at Upjohn estate F.W. Dunning at Upjohn estate Oscar and Joan Borgerson, winter of 1935-36 Joan Borgerson, winter of 1935-36 Okemos, famous Ottawa chieftan, about age 100 Photo of Thomas Hayward taken at his home,1908 "Yankee Bill" Lewis, owner of Yankee Springs Sojourner Truth, 1778-1883 Jacob Weickgenant, early volunteer fireman Mr. and Mrs. John Weickgenant at the time of their marriage, circa 1880 Mr. and Mrs. John Weickgenant at the time of their golden wedding, circa 1930 Lawrence Tibbett appeared in Grant Park, Chicago, August 23, 1939 Major Buck Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Miller at Martin Holcomb house, Windsor, Ct. Lyle Miller at Martin Holcomb house, Windsor, Ct. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Miller at grave of Martin Holcomb, Windsor, Ct. Mrs. Miller (no further identification given in newspaper article) Wesley Jacobs in sailor uniform during Civil War Wesley Jacobs, State Representative, Missouri Dr. M.W. Hildebrand, author of Moon-Journal article Dr. Cooper, B.C. Sanitarium Unidentified nurse, B.C. Sanitarium B.C. Sanitarium, kitchen employee Sylvia M. Hartt, B.C. Sanitarium School of Home Economics graduate, 1923 President George W. Bush campaigning at C. O. Brown Stadium, Battle Creek, September 13, 2004
UNIDENTIFIED PERSONSUnidentified man (early years) Unidentified man on McCamly Street, June 1917 Unidentified patient, B.C. Sanitarium Unidentified man Unidentified man Unidentified man Unidentified woman Unidentified woman Unidentified person, possibly a Kellogg Unidentified person, possibly a Kellogg Unidentified man, from the Burritt Hamilton estate, 1973 Unidentified young man Unidentified man Unidentified woman Unidentified young man Unidentified people Unidentified man Unidentified woman Unidentified person, possibly a Kellogg Unidentified women with bicycles, circa 1910 Unidentified man Unidentified man Unidentified man Unidentified construction worker Two unidentified people