ALBION HISTORY QUIZ ANSWERS Morning Star, September 17, 1995, pg. 3 Questions: Morning Star, September 10, 1995, pg. 18 1. Plastic Road. (Note: Earlier during the 1920s was also known as Coal Mine Road) 2. Madeline Murray (1876-1958). 3. Rev. Charles B. Taylor (1804-1848). 4. Albion High School. 5. Lynn Bogue Hunt. 6. Dr. Henry D. Thomason (1858-1936), Mayor of Albion in 1892 and 1893. 7. Charles Bolden (Albion High School Class of 1892). 8. Lura (Warner) Church (1807-1883). 9. Eaton Street, after John Eaton, President Andrew Jackson’s Secretary of War. 10. General Ulysses S. Grant, with President Andrew Johnson on September 5, 1866. Return to the quiz Next: THE FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Back to the Top of this Page All text copyright, 2025 © all rights reserved Frank Passic Did you enjoy this page? If you've enjoyed learning about Albion history from this site, please write us a note in the Albion Guestbook. We hope you will take the time to share your interest and stories related to Albion history, especially if you have any ancestors from Albion, please let us know. Learn more about Albion Michigan! Visit the Albion home page. Search the AlbionMich.com website Albion History Articles Historical Notebook  |  From the Archives  |  Subject List  |  100 Years Ago Alphabetical index Frank Passic home page Contact Frank using the Albion Michigan History Blog Albion History Books and Numismatic items Kept current by: Robin James Indices Unlimited Indexing Services And now a word from our sponsors See prints of Albion Michigan, by Maggie LaNoue, the owner of the Albion Home Page. AlbionDesign.com Communications Specialists Since 1981 NEW ALBION WEBSITE! AlbionMich.net Arts, Outdoors and Education