The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-12-20


city has arrived home, having been
discharged after being in England
several monthe.
R. Stanley Day has completed his
naval training, been commissioned an
ensign and placed on the reserve list
and has arrived home to take up his
law practice.
Corporal Cecil Reed, of Durand, was
killed in action in France on Sept.
3, but no official notification was re-
ceived by his parents until this week,
almost three months after his death.
Mrs. A. d. Richmond, of Detroit,
is the guest of her granddaughter,
Mrs. H. X. White, Jr. She leaves this
week for Waco, Texas, to spend
Christmas with Captain and Mrs. ]. o.
Parker.
Mrs. Edgar Almas, aged % years,
died Tuesday morning at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fuller, on Main avenue of plural pneu-
monia. A child born Monday, also
died. The funeral was held Thursday.
An Elks' bowling team of this city
consisting of j. Edwin Ellis, Harry
and Leslie Parker, John Murray and
Harold Hume defeated Flint team at
Flint, Dec. IL, winning two out of
three games. Mr.. Ellis had the high
score.
Word has been received here of
the marriage on August Fl of Miss
Blanche Stewart to Stanley Vogel, at
Jacksonville, Fla. The bride was
formerly employed in the steam laun-
dry here and the groom is a nephew
of the late Rev. William Vogel, of
this city.
The business men and manufacture
ers of the city met Tuesday and voted
a resolution of endorsement of the
action of the board Of health in clos
ing public assemblages and urging
a strict enforcement of the quaran-
tine regulations.
George w. Benham, aged ~ years
died Sunday at the home of his sister
Mrs. S. z. Watson, Henry street, af-
ter long illness. The funeral was
held Wednesday. He had lived in
Owosso a year, coming from Detroit
He was a member Of the Knights OF
Pythias.
Miss Marguerite Fuller, aged "a
years, died Wednesday from pneu.
monia at the home Of her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Word, N
Hickory street. The body was taken
to Chesaning for interment. Miss
Fuller was employed at the Field Mfg
Co. plant. She had resided in Owossc
most of her life.
John Coe, formerly of Bennington
died at his home in Alberta, Friday
and the remains were brought to the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Coe, in Bennington for burial
Mr.. Coe was AZ years of age and is
survived by his wife and eight chill
dren, his parents and several broth
ers. He had been conducting a hotel
in the far northwest for eight years
A double wedding ceremony was
performed this morning by Justice
Robert Mcbride at his Office in Corun.
ma. The principals were George A
Knapp and Mrs. Lucy A. Hood, both
of Owosso, and Leslie Page Marley
and Elsie Carrie Eklebery, also Of
Owosso. A reception in their honor
will be given at the Mack home or
Water street, Christmas night. y
Myron L., Tonnacliffe, aged 33 years
passed away Wednesday at his home
on Woodlawn avenue, after a weeks
illness of pneumonia. The funeral il
to be held today. Mr.. Tonnacliff'
was born in New Haven township thi.
county, living there and in Owosso al
his life. His widow and three small
children survive him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M. Wiley
pioneers and highly respected resi-
dents Of Owosso for forty-two years
celebrated their golden wedding an
niversary at their home on Water
street Saturday, many relatives ant
friends surprising them, presenting {
purse of money and wishing then
years of continued happiness. Mr.
and Mrs. Wiley are well known Al
leaders in Grand Army and w. r.
Circles, as faithful church worker
and good neighbors and friends.
John Stemaman, aged So years
passed away Tuesday at his home OF
Gould street, after having suffere
, a stroke Of paralysis, Saturday. MI
Stemaman had lived in Owosso sine
boyhood and was well known car
! penter. Surviving are his widow an
! three children, Earl and Mrs. VIII
liam Mcbride, of Owosso, and Fran
of Detroit. The funeral will be hel
this afternoon, Rev. Dunning Idle OF
! ficiatinE. i,
81 Charles Fremont Graham, aged
. years, died Sunday at his home on CO
!: runna avenue, after few days lines
with pneumonia. The funeral was 'hel
Tuesday at the home, ReY. H.
Waite officiating. Mr.. Graham wa
|: born in Perry township and for twer
|. ty-five years has been employed b