Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1915-06-19
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Photographer Kirkpatrick went to
Central Lake, Friday and took pictures
6f the graduating class there.
Ira Adams of Bellaire, and Editor
Willard A. Smith of Charlevoix were
East Jordan visitors, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Sullivan of Man.
ton, Mich, were guests of H. A. Kim
ball and wife first of the week.
l.. A. Hoyt left Thursday for Detroit
and to Ann Arbor, where he attends the
graduating exercises of his son, Carroll
and Mrs. Martin Ruhling and
daughter, Mrs. George Atkinson, drove
to Mancelona, Wednesday, Mrs. Akin
son going on home from there to Jack
son.
Mrs. John Roy and daughter, Kath-
leen of Sturgis are expected here this
coming week to spend the summer
guest of relatives.
Mrs.C. l.. Lorraine entertained about
eighty-five ladies Wednesday afternoon
at her home, assisted by Mrs. l.. Ny
quist and Mrs. j. Malpass, in honor of
Mrs. Grigsby.
Captain II. l.. Winters, Lieutenants
w. G.. Spring and l.. 6. Balch, and
Sergeants James Gidley and Lee
Murphy drove to Cheboygan, Wednes-
day, where they inspected the M. N. G.
Armory there and were guests of
Captain Voucher.
tAmong the list of graduates at the
forty-third annual Commencement of
the Lansing High School, held June Is,
we find the name of Miss Constance
Blanche Loveday, a former East Jor-
dan High pupil and daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Asa Loveday.
The Cemetery Improvement Assn
met at the home of Mrs. Jos. Zoulek
Thursday afternoon. The annual
election of officers resulted as follows:
Pres, Mrs. James Painter; Vice Pres,
Mrs. Robert Price; Sec'y, Mrs. Ed.
Price; Treasurer, Mrs. Geo. Sherman
W. l.. Peck of the D&CRR informs
The Herald that he has made arrange
ments for a SPECIAL excursion train
over that line to the big Fourth of July
doings at East Jordan. AS yet, the
starting place is indefinite, but efforts
will be made to have same start from
Grayling.
"The War of the world" a feature in
motion pictures will be presented at
the Temple Theatre this Saturday night
June 10Th. This motion picture record
of the war in Europe will be given in
four parts and contains a concise HIS
tory of the stirring events Admission
only 10c.
The annual Commencement exer-
cises of the East Jordan High School
were held this week in accordance with
the program published in our last issue
The Temple Theatre was packed to
standing room by friends of the gradu-
ating class at the Class Day exercises
held Thursday evening. A more de-
tailed account will be published next
week
A new time goes into effect on the
East Jordan G. Southern and the p. M.
Sunday, June Goth, the E. j. G. S. put
ting on the third train leaving East Jor-
dan 200 p. m, arriving at Bellaire at
500 p. m, returning leaves Bellaire at
S:15 p. IN. arriving at East Jordan at
915 D. m. On this time card people
can take their breakfast at home and
90 to Petoskey or Traverse city and re-
turn. They have considerable time
at either place or they can take their
supper at home or breakfast next morn
ing at the usual hour in Chicago or
Detroit This is excellent service and
will be greatly appreciated by the
travelling public.
Mrs. Frances Votruba, widow of the
late John Votruba, died at her home
in Jordan township Wednesday after
noon after long and very painful i'll
ness. Deceased was born in Bohemia
fifty years ago and came to this country
with her parents when quite young
and has lived in Jordan township ever
since. She is survived by her aged
mother, three sons and two daughters
Frank of New Prazne, Neb., Jerome,
Edward, Jennie and Grace OF Jordan
township. Besides these she leaves
two brothers, John and Edward Soobo'
da of Jordan township, and three sis
ters. Mrs Nose Lemieux OF East Jor
dan, Mrs. Emmanuel Kratochvil OF Ira
verse City and Sister Sebastian, a Sis
ter of Mercy at Grand Rapids are lef
tAmourn her demise. The funera
took place Friday morning from St
Johns Church, conducted by the pas
tor, Father Kroboth.
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