Charlevoix county herald., 1916-11-17


Born to Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Rogers q
son, Nov. 18th.
George Meyer of Chesaning Is now
employed at Spencer's plumbing shop.
The Electa Club will meet with Mrs.
g. w. Kitsman next Thursday after
noon, Nov. 23rd.
There will be Dance given at the
Ironton Grange Hall on Friday, Nov.
18th. Everybody is invited to attend.
A can fruit shower was given Miss
Verschel Lorraine Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Charles
.Crowell.
WANTED-Experienced girl for
general house work, five dollars per
week. No washing. Apply to Mrs.
Weisman.
South Lake Lodge No. $50, Knights
of Pythias now occupy their new lodge
hall on the second floor of the new
Monroe block.
Many citizens have commented favor
ably on the Mayors Go-to- Church Pro-
clamation. The best way to show ap-
proval is for each citizen TO Go-to-
Church next Sunday.
Parents who stay away from Church
want their children to go to Sunday
School. Children like to 90 where
their parents GO. Now is the time to
start. The special Go-to-Church Cam
paign is Nov. 1926. Attend the Church
of your choice.
Supt. M. C. Coyle of the M. c. r. X.
system north of Jackson, passed away
at Bay City, Tuesday, where he had
underwent an operation. Mr.. Coyle
was well-known in our city, being
frequent visitor here on business con-
hected with the d. G. c. R. r.
Frank Shepard and Miss Ella Kits
man, two well-known- youny people of
this city, were united in marriage at
the home of the brides parents at
Standish on Sunday, Nov. 18th. They
returned to East Jordan, Wednesday
evening accompanied by the brides
sister, Miss Mary Kitsman.
East Jordan Churches have done
good work. No one will deny this.
But they could do far more il more
people were interested. Every one
wants the church to grow, and be OF
more service to the community. Then
every one should help in this work.
Choose the church where you will feel
most at home. Go next Sunday.
Frank D. Scott, Alpena's reelected
congressman, left Sunday night for
Washington, d. c., where he will be
engaged for the next three weeks in
preparations for the opening OF his
second congress, the short term which
takes place on Dec. A. This session OF
congress is the last of Mr.. Scott's first
term. He will not start the term for
which he has just been elected until
the 4th OF next March.-Alpena News.
Boyne City high school football team,
victors over Cadillac, plays Traverse
City next Saturday and the game should
be as closely contested as was the
Boyne-C Cadillac and the Traverse City
Cadillac contests. Should Boyne win
from Traverse then il will be undisput-
ed champions OF that section OF the
state lying north of Grand Rapids. II
Traverse wins there will be three
cornered' tie with Cadillac, Boyne and
Traverse having an equal claim on the
title.
Alex McColman, Sr., passed away at
the Traverse City hospital last Saturday,
aged SO years. The remains were
brought to his home here in East Jor-
dan, Monday, and funeral services
were held from the Church of God
Chapel Tuesday afternoon conducted
by the pastor, Rev. James Ruehle.
Deceased had been slowly failing with
dropsy for some time past, and few
weeks ago his mind became unbalanced
necessitating his removal to Traverse
City. Mr.. McColman was an exemplary
citizen, beloved by those who knew
him, and his bereaved family have the
heartfelt sympathy Of the community
in their loss of kind husband and
father.
The Student Council of the high
school will hold County Fair at the
Temple Theatre and Armory on We'd
nesday evening, Nov. 10Th. The Fair
is given for the purpose OF raising
money for the benefit of the athletic
and debating teams. A large number
of booths have been arranged for to be
conducted i'm the Armory where most
of the celebration will take place. A
gFinstrel sketch and several other acts
nave been planned for the show which