The Owosso times., 1921-05-13

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A son was born Monday to Mr.. an,
Mrs. Leon Carr, south Of the city.
w. A. McMullen of Corunna wa
stricken with a slight stroke of par
alysis Saturday night, but is mucl
improved.
A. c. Rush paid fine of SIS anC
costs Of $4.45 in justice court Friday
for being drunk and disorderly in 6
local cafe.
Miss Bonita Merriam, who ha:
been the guest of Mrs. C. F. Lahmar
since October, left Saturday for he,
home in Seattle, Wash.
DR.. and Mrs. E. T. Wilson and
Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs. Mary
Hunt, have returned. after spending
the winter in Daytona, Fla.
/ Splendid Mothers Day services
were held at the First Baptist church
morning and evening Sunday. A
large attendance marked each occa-
sion.
Carl Reckling and Erven Schultz,
who were stationed at Camp Lewis,
near Seattle, Wash, have been dis
charged from the army and have re-
turned 10 their homes here.
Rev. G. w. Webbink left Tuesday
to attend the meeting Of the Ann
Arbor ministerial conference at the
Evangelical Synod at Chelsea. He
gave a sermon before the conference
Tuesday.
Mrs. A. L. Sternaman, East Main
street, left Tuesday for Detroit as
delegate from Owosso to the state
convention Of the Degree of Honor
which was held in Detroit Wednesday
and Thursday.
Included in the list of students
who are expected to receive their
teachers life certificate from the
Central Normal school at Mt. Pleas
ant in June, is the name of Miss Viola
Kurrle of Owosso.
Children of the primary depart
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school, Mrs. George Young, superin-
tendent, carried out a very pleasing
program, Sunday morning in honor
of Mothers Day.
Mrs. Charles B. Porter, East Oil
yer street, left Saturday for weeks
visit with her daughter at Gobleville.
Miss Jane Cummin of Midland
spent the weekend at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cum
min, North Dewey street.
Lowell Wing, arrested at Mt.
Pleasant on a charge of embezzle-
ment is in the county Jail in default
of bail awaiting examination on May
IL. 1t is charged that he gave a
chattel mortgage on a ditching ma
chine which he did not own.
Sixteen young people of the Wal.
ther league of Salem's Lutheran
church attended the fifth zone rally
of the league in Saginaw Sunday
Misses Norah Engelhart, Anna Doeg.
ge, and Bertha Brendahl of Bay City
formerly of Owosso, were among
those present.
Steve Kovac, foreigner living
near Durand, paid fine of $25 anc
costs in Justice PatchelPs court ir
Durand May after he had entered
plea of guilty to charge of cruelty
to animals. He admitted having hall
cfo Of
head of horses.
A cleverly planned surprise wa:
carried out successfully upon Mr.. ant
Mrs. Edward Conant, Saturday eve
ming, it being their 32nd wedding an
niversary. Fine talks and a socia
evening was enjoyed and gifts were
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Conant
Delicious refreshments were served
Word was received Monday after
noon by c. w. Jennings of the deatl
in Detroit Of Mrs. Alvira Moss, widow
of David Moss, who formerly live,
here. The remains arrived in Ow
osso Thursday noon and were takel
to the Jennings chapel where funera
services were held, Rev. Dunning Idl
officiating. Mrs Moss is survived b.
two sons, Leo and D. Moss of Detroit
William McAvoy of New Have
township, has appealed to the circui
court from the verdict of the jury i
Justice McBride's court in his cas-
against James Delaney Of Rush. TIL
jury's verdict was no cause for az
: ton. McAvoy some time ago, lost
suit in justice court in Owoss
against Frank and William Delane
and also appealed that.
The Chavey-Schiebner male qual
tette of this city went to Detroit MOI
day to sing at the Passenger clu
banquet. Members of the quartet
are Samuel Chavey, John Schiebne
w. A. McTaggart and Mayor Wrigh
The latter could not make the tr
and J. Murray Acker filled his plac
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Weitzk
Corunna avenue, a son. Mrs. Weitzl
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