The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-16
CHAUTAUQUA.
Plans for Owosso's Fine Course Dis
cussed by Improvement
Association.

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the new president, called the meeting
to order and was heartily greeted. II
turned over the gayel to L. L. Conn fol
q discussion of the chautauqus plans
Mr.. Conn explained the work done 81
far by the committee and announced
the ticket and advertising committee.
as given below. He called on J. F.
Daubenspech, advance representative
of the Coit-Alber Chautauqua Co., who
explained in detail the work to be done
and commented on the entertainments
through the week of the Chautauqu
July 915. He aroused much interest
and enthusiasm.
The Chautauqua committees are:
Advertising Committee
w. A. Seegmiller, chairman; j. C.
Shattrck, Geo. Ferris, A. E. Foster
l.. fl. Christian, F. II. Woodard.
Ticket Committee
E D. Dewey, chairman. The city
has beeE divided into districts and
members of the committee assigned
as follows:
Dist. ALL "down town" busi-
ness places, Offices, etc.-O. L. Spra-
que, ]. c. Calkins, Geo. M. Dewey, C.
d. Bell, James DeYoung.
Dist. 2-All residences within ter
ritory extending west from Washing
ton to Shiawassee street and to river
south of Oliver-A. d. Whipple, Rev.
H. A. Waite, DR.. c. B. Porter.
Dist. 3-Bounded east by Wash
ington, south Oliver, west Adams,
north King-O. l.. Davis, Harry
Parker, w. A. Seegmiller.
Dist. 4-Bounded east by Wash
ington, south King, west Adams,
north city limits-F. M. Grove, w.
l.. Frisbie, w. j. Melchers.
Dist. BOUNDED east by Adams,
south Oliver, west Shiawassee, north
city limits-M. L. Izor, M. w. Long
man, E. S. Wolaver.
! Dist. 6.-Bounded east by Shia-
wassee, south and west river, north
city limits. B. Allison, j. NJ. Bent
ley, DR.. G. B. Powell.
Dist, BOUNDED east and north
by city limits, west Washington,
south King,-L. F. Miner, E. F. Hay
ward, Rev. H. Cansfield.
Dist. Sounded east by Dewey,
south oliver, west Washington, north
King-E. G. Osborn, Geo. E. Pardee,
DR.. B.0S. Sutherland.
Dist. 9--Bounded east by city lin
its. south Exchange, west Oak, north
Oliver, west Dewey, north King-C.
l.. Pattee, John r. Hughes, M. G.
Jones.
Dist. 10-Bounded east by Oak,
south Exchange, west Washington,
north Oliver-G. F. Friegel, DR.. G.
L. G. Cramer, c. A. Lawrence.
Dist. 11-Bounded east by city
limits, south by river, west Washing
ton, north Exchange-Dr. A. M.
Hume, w. J. Blood, c. R. Wolford.
Dist. 12-Bounded east by city
limits, south Grand Trunk R. r.
tracks, west Washington, north river
&C. Rentschler, r. D. Matthews, V.
l.. Fulmer.
Dist. 13-Bounded east and south
by city limits, west Division, north
Grand Trunk. H. BRANDED, F. H.
Geo. U. Wright.
Dist. 14-Bounded east by Divis-
ion, south city limits, west Washing
ton, north Grand Trunk-W. E. Hall
NJ. w. Southard, e. N. Thome.
Dist. 15.-Bounded east by Shia-
wassee river, south Exchange, west
Mich. Central r. r., north rivera. :
l.. Densmore, Ward B. Cobb, L. G.
Hall.
Dist. 16-Bounded east by river,
south Clinton, west Mich. Central r. !
R., north Exchange-Harry Smith,
w. John Detwiler, II. X. White.
Dist. 17-Bounded east by river,
south by Grand Trunk r. r., west
Mich. Central r. r., north Clinton
9. e. Rigley, Jr., j. N. Zimmerman,
n. 3. Sturtevsnt. !
Dist. 1S-West Side business sec
.ion-W. ID. Whitehead, DR.. F. S.
Fritz, Rev. z. G. Mattson. /
Dist. 19-Bounded east by Wash
ngton, south city limits, west Shia-
north Grand Trunk-M. F.
Blair, e. F. Wilson, p. V. Gadola.
Dist. 20-Bounded east by Shia-
south city limits. west Mich.
Central, north Grand Trunk-Paul
'iess, W. E. Payne, ]. H. Britten.
Dist. 21-Bounded east by Michi-
yan Central, south and west. city IL
nits, north Main-J. II. Robbins, A.
:. Orser, F. W. Rayen.
Dist. 22.Bounded by Main street
IN south. city limits west and north,
liver east-C. c. Ward, Albert Todd,
}. II. Day.
Dist. 23.-Corunna-J. II. Collins,
!. o. Pulver.
Dist. 24-Shiawassee county-All
igners of guarantee and ell friends
II the chautauqua.
A part of the furniture purchased
ecently for the armorv has arrived