The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1921-01-28
LOCAL NEWS

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A son was born January 20 to Mr. and
Mrs. Don Shattuck, of Detroit.
Sheriff Sproule, who has been con.
fined to his bed for several days by i'll
ness, is somewhat improved.
James Ketcham has filed his nomina-
ton petition as candidate for Com
missioner of Public improvements.
Mrs. Fred Smith and Miss Nan Todd
will entertain at the home Of Mrs.
Smith, West Oliver street, Friday
afternoon.
Miss Margaret Filiinger, Of Detroit
formerly Of this city, was united in
marriage last week to William H Stocl-
man Jr., of New York City.
| The home of John Lotridge, Wash.
ington an. Stewart streets, was dsmag-
ed to the extent Of about $500 by fire
Tuesday night. The origin of the FIRE
is not known.
Word has been received in Corunna
of the death in a soldiers home in Can
ada of George Moreau, former resi-
dent of that city. The funeral was
held in Detroit
Chief of Police Hodges has received a
letter from James England, of Barbeau,
Mich, asking for information regarding
his brother, Thomas England, who is
> believed to be in the vicinity Of Owosso
> or Corunna.
, The Wcmep's Auxiliary Of the Me-
s mortal Hospital are planning an in
formal dance to be held at the armory,
: Friday evening, Feb. 4th. The pro.
: ceeds will be used for the benefit Of the
e hospital.
$ Invitations have been Issued by Mrs
Homer Palmer, Mrs Don Wren, Mrs.
= Harry Palmer and Mrs. Floyd Blair
who will entertain Tuesday and Wed
nesday, Feb. and 2, at Five Hundred,
u at the home Of Mrs. Homer Palmer, 203
!, John street.
/ Announcement was made last week
f in the papers Of Wilmington. Del, of
. the engagement OF Miss Ruth Bardo,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. e. G. Bardo
: of that city, and Clearance B. Campbell,
;, of Philadelphia, Pa. son Of Mr.. aud
\ and Mrs. George T. Compbell of this
city.
After all plans had been made to try
! him, John Soil, of Owosso, Thursday
I pleaded guilty in circuit court to a
charge of violating the prohibition law.
He was sentenced to IS days in the
county Jail. Judge Collins explained
that Soil had already spent q days in
Jail
Mrs, Carl e Wright, Mrs W. Sackett
: Wright and Mrs. l.. Davidson Curry
entertained'a at miscellaneous shower
Wednesday evening, at the home Of
Mrs &. G, Wright, in honor OF Miss
: Olive Hamilton, whose marriage TO
Frank G. Cook is an event Of the near
future.
On Tuesday evening, Jan. 25th, &C.
Cured the annual banquet Of the teach
ers and officers Of the First Baptist
Sunday School in the parlors Of the
church At seven O'Clock IS sat down
to prettily decorated tables and were
served to very fine banquet by the
Baptist Ladies' Aid. The program was
carried out with r. Stanley Day as
POSTMASTER, and Rev. G.. w. Kemrer
of the First Baptist Church Of Lansing,
90 the principal speaker.
Following the publication of com.
municatons by Patrolman Bradd in
which he made charges of laxity in the
police department, Mayor Wright or.
dered Chief Hodges to suspend Bradd
for ten days for insubordination When
Bradd was Informed of this he declared
that he was through and handed bis
: gun, badge and KEYS to the chief.
Floyd Rowe, state director of physical
welfare under the superintendent
public instruction, was here Tuesday
consulting with Supt. Voelker regarding
application of physical culture in the
city schools. Mr.. Rowe, who is form
or Michigan star athlete, is making a
, tour of the schools having physical
culture and later will. make recon men.
dations.