The Clio messenger. (Clio, Mich.) 1907-current, 1913-03-14
OPENING SESSION.

< Wednesday, March 10. f0:p. .. III
Music, by the orchestra. (fhe
,u--iG for the federation will be fur
nisbed by 4 six-piece orchestra from
Unadilla Arbor.;
Opening remarks, John Livingston,
chairman supreme council, A. o. q.
g.; response, A. G. Graham. ch1ef
Cleaner state federation; announce
ment Of temporary officers of Mich
igan state federation, Chairman John
Livingston Officers of state fedora
tion in charge. Announcement of
committees, A. c. Graham. Adjourn
ment.
) Wednesday, March 10, 1880 p. m.
Music, by the orchestra; ad-
,dress, "The Relation of the In
,dividual Member to the State Fede-
ration" Frank G. Goodyear, member
supreme council; reading, Miss Luz
ella Bellamy, Ionia; report of the SUI
.preme lecture department, Fred Mar
vim; report of the Ladies Arbor cir
Gle, Mrs. Fred Marvin; music, cornet
solo, c. l. Williams; discussion,
suggestions for Statewide Cooper
ation,'' led by Wilbur Hurley, Branch
county; reading, Miss Lucia Bellamy.
Obligation of new members OF the
federation.
(All Cleaners in Michigan, in good
standing with their local Arbors, de-
string TO become members of the
federation, may apply, be voted upon,
and if elected for membership take
the pledge and receive the password.
Cards will be issued emitting them
to membership in the county in
which they live, upon payment OF the
required dues, etc.
Wednesday, March 10, 1880 p. III.
Adjournment.
Music, by the orchestra; read
ing, Miss Lucia Bellamy; music,
trombone solo, Z. A. Wheeler;
! thirty minutes with the moving pic
n lures, stepping Stones in Cleaner
History" illustrated, Grant Slocum,
supreme secretary: illustrated song.
Social half hour. Reading, Mrs. Car7
rie Linman, Plains Arbor.
Adjournment.
Thursday. March 20, 0:3O a. m.
Music, by the orchestra.
6s Report of mmittees-Commit-
tee on cooperation, Joshua West,
chairman; committee on public utili-
ties, r. r. Salisbury, chairman;
committee on taxation, Asa Blunt,
chairman; committee on legislation,
A. L. Katz, chairman; committee on
temperance, Mrs. Martha Lowe,
chairman.
Music, violin solo, E. A. Wheeler.
Committee on equal suffrage, Min
ME Wilson, chairman; committee on
good roads, w. j. Pearson, chair
man; committee on education,
Louisa Richardson, chairman COM
mittee on extension of the order, S.
AZ. Bean, chairman; committee on
the good of the federation, Chas. E..
Hughes, chairman.
Music, by the orchestra.
Adjournment.
Thursday, March 20, 1870 D. IN.
Address, "Why Iowa Needs the
Cleaners" II. w. Bishop, West Union
Iowa; Should the Farmer Own the
Elevator" discussion, led by ]. b.
Thompson; Japanese love song, three
girl students from the Deaf and
Dumb school at Flint; reading, Miss
Lucia Bellamy
Federation Banquet.
A complimentary banquet will be
served to the members of the fedora
tion in the dining room at the Ma
sonic temple, from $3.50 to p. m.
All members in good standing are in
vited to attend The banquet will
be served by the ladies of the East
( ern Star.
Thursday, March 20, 7:3O d, m.
Main Auditorium. Music, by
the orchestra. "How Shall We
Solve the Problem?" illustrated. by
Grant Sclocum, supreme secretary;
music. trombone solo, Roy Palmer:
Moderation Gleanings Worth While"
Ross Holloway, assistant supreme sec
retary; reading, Mrs. Carrie Linman.
Plains Arbor.
Genesee County Roundup.
At the close of the session of the
federation, the Genesee County
Roundup will take place, and the
candidates secured will be initiated.
, NVhe work of the second degree will
We performed by the Richfield Arbor
dtgree team. The unwritten work
will be given by Companion Living
ston,. after which short school of
instruction will be held
Arrangements are being made for
special cars to Saginaw and Orion
at the close of the Thursday evening
program.