The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-07-05
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Ruth Sullivan OF Detroit, is Wis
iting friends in this city and Corunna.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilson Brooks and son
John, and Mrs. Brooks sister. Miss
Anna Behrens, left Tuesday to visit
their parents at Marion Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. D FL. Voelker left Wed.
nesday for New York City, where he
attends the teachers college of Colum.
bia University.
Miss Edna Essliuger has resigned her
position as deputy city clerk and &C.
cepted one as stenographer with the
Biggam Trailer Co. OF Corunna.
Advertised letters at the Owosso post
office for the week ending June 30. 1918
A. Freeman, Mrs. Alex. Gibson, w. S.
Gintz 2, Erwin Marble, Mrs. Vera
Wilson.
Paul M. Roth of Pasadena Calf.
formerly of this city. was a caller on
Owosso friends yesterday enroute to
Grand Rapids.
Born. Sunday, to Mr.. and Mre.
Charles r. French, of Lansing. nine
pound daughter Mrs. Freuch was
formerly Miss Charlena Taylor. Park
street, Owosso.
Mrs. Clara Flickinger Day has gone
to Great Lakes. Ill. to remain with
her husband, r Stanley Day, who is n
the U. 3. service at the Great LAX. g
training camp.
Announcement of the marriage oi
Lucy Annabel Tillitson. daughter OF
Mr.. Norton Tillotson, formerly of this
city, to MIR. Flank G. Young. U. s.
Naval Reserves. has been received by
Owosso friends
All freight for Owosso from Detroit
must hereafter be shipped by the
Grand Trunk railroad, which is thu
shortest haul, and all freight from
all cities must be shipped by the mos,
direct route regardless of the wishes
of the shipper or the consignee.
Sister Frances DeSales. formerly Miss
Carney of Owosso, and Sister Revin,
formerly Miss Ellen Campbell. dauqh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Campbell,
West Mainrstreet both of Chicago, are
guests of the Dominican sisters of this
city.
AT the business meeting of the Young
Peoples Alliance of the Evangelical
church held at the home of Roy, Essie
and Villa Yeiter, North Lansing street,
Monday evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term
| President, Leon Willoughby; vice pres
ident, Cornelia Nattoon; rec secretary
Inez Zuhlke; cor. secretary, Lillian
Zuhlke; treasurer, Roy Yeiter; pianist
Bertha Hayes.
| Tue following officers were elected
at a monthly meeting of the Mems
Brotherhood class connected with the
Church of Christ. Monday evening
President. George Gates; vice president
Ell. Youngs; secretary. Ed. Stanhope;
treasurer. Ed. Sanderson; class reporter
g. 81. Award. Committees will be ap.
pointed at the next meeting, which will
be held the second Monday evening in
August. All future business and social
meetings of the class will be held the
second Monday evening of each month,
W. T. Curry, for the past two years
foundry foreman at the plant OF the
Independent Stove Co., has been ap.
pointed Y. M. G. A. secretary and
expects to go abroad soon for service in
France. Mr.. Curry is a pleasing ger
tleman, we'll educated, and filled with q
patriotic desire to serve in the present
crisis His family is in Kalamazoo
where he has gone, travelling from there
to West Virginia to visit his parents,
h will report at New York July IS fol
service. and expects to go to France
about the first of August.
| About So Bohemians and Czechs re-
siding in this county, joined the Bo
hemian. Czech National Alliance at d
meeting held in the l. o. o. F. hal
Saturday evening. thereby pledginp
themselves to stand absolutely loyal tc
the United States, to give funds for the
Red Gross, and to send financial aid to
their mother country. A total of SAC
was raised for the Red Cross and was
turned over to the Ovosso Swings
Bank. The meeting was addressed by
Anthony Novosky of Chicago, an Officer
of the national alliance. G. Smecka o.
this city presided.