Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1919-06-13
Briefs Of the Week

George Walker and family moved
here this week from Bellaire.
Til. Steamer Odd Fellow is now Civ
ing Boyne City daily except Sunday
passenger and freight boat service be-
tween that city and Charlevoix.
All persons having books--in good
condition-to donate to our new Public
Library are requested TO turn these in
at once, as the work Of classifying and
cataloguing is now in progress.
Mrs. Frank A. Foster and Mrs. Fred
Falls with son, Charles, arrived here
Wednesday for a visit with relatives
and old-time neighbors. Mrs. Falls
with son resides at Ontario, Cali and
is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. A. Brabant.
Mrs. Foster resides at Los Angeles and
ils here for visit with her brother, w.
A. Pickard.'
John A. Brown of near Central Lake,
and Miss Anna, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Murray Of Echo township,
were united in marriage Thursday,
June 18th, at the Methodist parsonage
in this city. The pastor, Rev. M. <.
Hoyt, officiated. The groom recently
returned from overseas service, having
served there some eighteen months.
Ahoo,,t th;.tx, 30 Eoet Jo.don,e OJd
fellows and Rebekahs journeyed by
auto to Charlevoix, Tuesday evening to
attend the annual meeting of the lodges
in the county. There were over two
hundred members OF the two organiza-
tons present. Fraternal addresses
were given by Grand Master George
Harlan of Detroit and Grand Secretary
Fred A. Rogers of Lansing.
The body of Mrs. George Ross, who
was drowned at Charlevoix, May 4th,
when the auto in which she was riding
plunged into the open draw on Bridge
street, was found floating in Round
Lake Thursday, June 5th. The body
was in badly decomposed state, hav-
ing been in the water over thirty days.
Funeral services were held that after
noon.
Miss Jessie Barley, former resi-
dent OF East Jordan and daughter OF
Mrs. Maggie Barley of this city, was
united in marriage to John w. Shaw al
the. home of the groom's mother in
Marion township last Saturday evening
The ceremony was performed by Elder
A. g. Pontious. They will make their
home at POI Clinton Street, Charlevoix
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle f. Fenner arrived
in our city Saturday last from Detroit
for visit at the home OF the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Claude S. Wood
Mrs. Fenner, whose maiden name was
Ruth M. Wood, was united in marriage
to MIR. Fenner at Detroit, June 1st
Elder Cotton of the Seventh Day AID
ventist church officiating. The bride
is an East Jordan girl who grew tt
womanhood in our city and for the pas
two years has been in training fol
nurse. The groom was recently dis
charged from army service. The younl
couple have known each other since
childhood
The county normal graduates who re
ceived their diplomas and certificate,
June 18th were Pearl Snyder, Sign.
Thorsen, Aida Hutton and Josie Ham
mond of East Jordan; Hilda Carlisl,
and Mary Groenink of Central LAX,
and Olive Nixon of Charlevoix. Tn,
graduates are to teach in the following
schools of the county the coming year
Pearl Snyder, Evangeline No. A; Sign;
Thorsen, Marion Center No. 8; Aids
Hutton, South Arm No. Z; Josie Ham
mond, Chandler No. 2; Hilda Carlisle
primary room, Ironton; Olive Nixon
Bay No. 3; Mary Groenink, not def
initely located.