The Owosso times., 1921-01-14
LOCAL NEWS

! Fullerton Calf, where her marriage
to George Seymour will take place
in short time.
Narbara Ann, is the name of a
daughter who arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Scarlet, West
Main street, Friday, Jan. Z.
Rev. Dunning Idle has been called
to Hobart, Ind. by the death of Mrs.
Idle's mother. Mrs. Idle has been
in Hobart for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccullough,
of Detroit, are the guests of Mrs.
McCullough's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Millspaugh, Corunna avenue.
The estate of the late Thomas F.
Burtenette, of Morrice, is appraised
at $500 in a petition asking for the
appointment of an administrator.
filed in probate court. =
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Theron L. Burr, of
this city, to Miss Blanche Marie
Mitchell, of Kalamazoo, on Dec. 49,
9 at the First M. E. parsonage in Ow-
osso, Rev. Dunning Idle officiating.
DR.. Gaylord N. Finch and DR..
Charles Sackrider left Saturday for
Rochester, Mimi, to attend the dem
tai clinic at Mayo Brothers hospital
They will also visit other points and
will be gone about two weeks.
Mrs. Ann Sternaman Groh cele-
brated her Goth birthday at the home
of her son, A. L. Sternaman, 819
East Main street, Saturday, Jan. 8.
There were % children and grand
children and great grandchildren
present. Covers were laid for %.
The First Spiritualist church So
ciety elected the following officers at
their meeting Wednesday evening
President, F. Luft; vice-president, S.
Collins; secretary, Mrs. A. E. Fox;
treasurer, Mrs. c. A. Mccall; trus-
tees, Mrs. s. Collins, A. E. Fox and
Mrs. A. E. Taylor.
The safety-frst meeting held at
the armory yesterday afternoon and
evening, with a showing of films cal
culated to educate the public against
taking chances that almost inevita-
bly, result in accidents, was largely
attended. From a o'clock in the af-
ternoon until late in the evening the
building was jammed. The films
were brought here by the Shiawassee
Automobile club.
Ward Warren of Ovid, formerly Of
this county, recently began suit in
circuit court here against Harry AL
y lin and John Robinson, Jr., of Ovid,
asking $4,000 for libel. He charges
that soon after the draft law was en-
acted in 1917, khe was publicly lac-
cused by them of being Stacker
words "Ward Warren is a Stacker"
\ in several prominent places in Ovid.
\ The girls Of the Union Telephone
Co.'s Office were the guests of Miss
Neva Donigan, Jan. 6 in honor of
Miss Emma Schultz, who left the
Office Saturday evening. A six o'clock
dinner was served and the remainder
of the evening was spent in having
social time. Miss Schultz was pre-
sented with gold pencil as a token
of the friendship of her many friends
in the Office.
\ The Young Peoples Alliance of
the First Evangelical church elected
the following officers at their busi-
] ness meeting Monday evening: presi-
dent Lena Schuknecht; vice-presi-
dent, Mildred Oldt; treasurer, Gustin
Greenwald; recording secretary,
Clarence Perry; corresponding secre-
tary, Emma Schultz; pianist, LeEtta
Rodesiler; assistant pianist, Marie
4 Tobey; chorister, Myrtle Etterbeck
ushers, Gustin Greenwald and Law
renee Kern.
\ Completion of the fine new COM
munity house at Byron, will be held
= up at least until Jan. II by the action
of number Of Burns township tax
payers, who have started injunction
proceedings against the township
board, to restrain the board from
spreading assessments to raise $4,000
authorized at a special election on
Nov. 26, or to borrow any money on
:. the strength Of the result of the cleo
ton. The lawsuit is the elimination
of differences of long standing, in
= which Prosecutor Matthews was
asked to investigate numerous tran
sactions of the board, and which re-
suited in a clean bill.
Miss Edna Schautz, life long
resident of this vicinity, passed away
Friday morning at the home Of Will
liam Burkhardt of New Haven town
ship. Miss Schautz was born in New
Haven township in November, 1870.
She lived in that township until 81