The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1916-06-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Heidamos went
to Millington Sunday for a months
visit.
Mrs. Martha Loring left Saturday for
Lansing to join Mr.. and Mrs. @. w
Loring In an automobile trip in eastern
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Van Sickle and
daughter, Miss Edith, Mrs. w. J.
Richardson of St. Johns and Mrs. Ed
win Bronell and SON of Birmingham,
Ala, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +.
M. Grove Sunday.
Misses Nellia Hinkley of Fenton
and Myra Hinkley of Flint have re-
turned to their respective homes
after visiting relatives here. Mrs.
D. E. Hinkley Of Fenton, who ac-
companied her daughters to this city
will remain for longer visit at the
home Of her father; H. e. Galusha,
Water street.
More than 500 people witnessed
the two games Memorial Day be-
tween the Robbins Table Co. team
and the Royal Shoe Co. Colored
Giants of Detroit. The visitors cop
ped the first game by a score Of to
8 but the locals came back in the
second and tucked the contest under
their belts to the tune of 8 to IL.
Among the 1000 young people who
graduate from the University of Michi.
gan this year are Edwin Davis Almen-
dineer of Corunns, Alvin Morell Bent
Icy, Edith Christine Gabriel, Frederick
Gould and Miss Marie Vandekarr. OF
Owosso. who receive the Bachelor of
Arts degree; Dana Robert Cornell,
Corunna, and Harry Edward Miner of
Durand. who receive the degree OF
Bachelor of Science in Engineering.
A patriotic service was held at the
Corunna Avenue NJ. e. church Sun
day evening. The audience room was
very prettily decorated with large
American flags and flowers. Forty
singers including the Boy Scouts &C.
cupied the platform and sang sever
al patriotic songs in addition to sew
eral anthems by the choir. The pas
tor gave short, but interesting and
helpful address.
A special ovation was held in the
assembly room at the local high
school Wednesday morning by the
students and instructors in honor OF
Gerald w. Fauth, a member of the
junior class. Gerald, who Is a favorite
among his Fellow students and facul-
ty members, recently received recon-
mendation from Congressman Ford
ney for appointment tothe U. s. naval
academy at Annapolis and will leave
Thursday evening for Washington,
D. c., where he will attend a prepar-
atory school. Following a short ad-
dress by each teacher Wednesday
morning, Gerald was presented with
handsome bouquet of American
Beauty roses by his school mates and
teachers as a tribute Of the high re-
spect in which he is held by all.
Mrs. Geo. E. Psrdee, Mrs. F. b. Will.
liams and B. 8. Sutherland were hos
tesses at two extremely pleasant social
functions Thursday and Saturday last
Following one o'clock luncheon,
Thursday, served by Mrs. w. q. DUFF.
field, Mrs. Well Williams Mrs. W. 81.
Launstein. Mrs. Floyd Calkins, Mrs.
Colon Greenwalt and Miss Mollie Rob.
erts, six hand euchre was played. Mrs
Chas. Sackrider and Mrs. Frank Kohler
furnished music. Saturday afternoon
a musical Sgram of merit delighted
the seventy guests. Luncheon was
served by Mesdames W. A. Seegmiller
Charles Ward, Harry Parker, William
Vreeland, Harold Hume and John bet.
wiler. The musical program consisted
of songs by the Misses Lillian and
Esther Vogel accompanied by Miss
Merle Lemon, and violin solos by Mrs.
g. A. Sackrider accompanied on piano
by Mrs. Frank Kohler.