The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-05-29
BUSINESS MEN
OF PONTIAC Vl
CITY'S EACIOI

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PONTIAC. Mich. Nay 31rxI6
Pontiac Commercial associahoa ~
business men Of Pontisc nsdo =
second Of their chain % vis11o -
Pontiac's industries. ThuSp10Sf
They were the guests Of the Ponlti(
Hess Spring Z Axle works.
Twenty motor cars headed b. -
rotary q. Luiabury. City CLERK q. y
Grosbeck. and member from o.
American Civic bureau. nnotored -
the spring works whore they W0P(
taken through the fActory and sAeW
ed step by step how automohllt3
springs are made.
The members sxpressed tho,&]
qualification Of the aftsrnoou tx1v
and are very DESTROYS Of atteuo1nns'
any such gatherings In the future
4 special delegation Of BApttg(Dz
from Detroit attended the Moooos5
nell Tabernacle last evening. The9oS
were about 12S In the delegat1ous
The lecture last evening ct ~.
Tabernacle by lincoln McConnG13
was on Dead LIONS !;
The Pontiac High school also ~
tended In . body. Y.
What II promised 70 b. the 49,
gest event ever undertaken here ~
musical circleo will be the festlxnx
If music to be held Thursday an1|
Friday night, June 3 and :. OK
these two evenings win b gtvo|
entertainments which promise - ~
much above tho average Of othag1!
Of like nature. One thousand vofoo
viii give the nrst concert unoer VoQ3
direction Of supervisor OF musto III
the public schools Harry ouayIo. ~
80 days Pontiac's new cuybsw oe1l1
nance will 60 into erect. ssrnU'
which time children under - yenSr5
of age will have to remain Of thGi
streets after the curfsw bell sounGD
or be picked up By the police. q
The curfew hour n . O'Clock ~
the evening from April 70 Sept ~;
of each year and 8 o'clock from OF.
/ to March 81.
The Women's Literary society VIM
| attend the Tabernacle services n ~
body this evening.
The members Of the Central ~
e. church basketball team eavo II
theater party to Detroit last niS11x
They saw MAID In America"
Oakland County association au1
Excelsior degree Of the I. o. +. ~
M. will hold an al day session o.
the Odd Fellows hall Saturday.
Veterans Plan March.
At the meeting or the Dick niek;
erdson Post. Of the @. A. n. hGo1
last evening in the court house elahs
crate plans were made for the ceao
Sration OF Memorial Day. The exerk
ciscs are to start Sunday evenin1
when the members of the post WIN
assemble at tho court house M
march to st. Vincent Dc P9u4
church to attend . service at &
o'clock. A nag will be presented O
tho church. ~
Monday morning the veterans win
hold their parade and exercises q
commemoration Of the dead. At 3
o'clock the procession win Walt both
cemeteries and the committee win
strcw flowers on the graves Of their
cead comrades. The parade wan
follow the members In line, esocrts
ed by company q Michigan Third
infantry. commanded by Corpora1
Kimball and led by the ME and
drum corps. Music will also be fars
nished by the Pontiac Commercial
band Of 40 pieces. The line Of march
will be down Saginaw-st to Pikests
and east on Pike-st to the bridge o.
the Clinton river. There the Wos
mems Relief Corps will scatter how.
ers upon the water in honor Of the
marine dead and the navy. They
will then march to the @. A. r. mon
ument at the intersection Of Oak
land and Saginaw-sts. where the
ceremony in honor of the unknown
dead will be carried out. The vet
Grams and Company E. will then b.
guests at banquet In the court
house 20 be given by the Women'a
Relief Corps.