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(Kecora-hJagie jrotocuc)Mr. and Mrs. John A. Ott, 717 South Union street were hosts at a delightful event on Saturday, April 2SLU, in commemoration or their golden wedding anniversary.At 3 0:00 o'clock the [lev. Joseph Kohler performed the golden anniversary mass at St, Francis church in the presence of many friends after which a banquet was served at 12:00 o'clock at Baisakis Inn. Places were marked for SO friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Du gal neled as master and mistress of ceremonies. During the. day hundreds of friends gathered at the Ott home to offer congratulations to the* honored couple.Mr. and Mrs, Ott- were united hi marriage April 29th, 1901, in Lake Leelanau (Provemcmt), and after spending several years there and in Buttons Bay they located in Traverse City which has been their home for many years. They’ ! are the parents of a son. AlbertJ. Oil of this city and a daughter. Mrs. James C. Tilft of Detroit/They have two grandchildren, John A. Ott, Jr., ’East . Lansing, a nil a grand daughter, Mrs, O. Hobson of Honor and a great grand chi Id, Od \ A. Hobson of Honor. Three children, Beatrice, John and William GLt are deceased.Distinguished guests attending tile celebration were Rev, Joseph Kohler. Rev. Russell Fasseno, Rev. Chester Klimmviez and Ihe Rev. Herman Z erf us.Out-of-town guests present were | Mr. and Mrs. James TiTCt, Detroit;1 Mr. and Mrs, Richard Keller, Flint:; Mr. and Mrs. George Keller and daughter, Marie Louise, Saginaw;; Mr. and Mrs. John Du ester, Mrs. *• B. Kohler. Mrs. L. Steimcl. L. 1 Bolme, Buttons Bay; Mrs, 0. J. i Cordes. Ralph Cordes. Lcland; Mrs. O. Hobson and son, Honor; John : A. Oil, J j*., ami Miss Joan liar* bang In Last Lansing,Both ParentsVMUSK BOOK, MICH.. Apr, 20.— (UP)—Mr. and Mrs. Ted Smith, who said neither of them knew who struck the Dual blow.51 were found guilty of involuntary man-slaughter today by Circuit Judge Joseph Sanford in the death' of her four-year-oid daughter, Carol Aim, whose body was found buried in a pit at the‘family home in December,Judge hanford declared lie would impose renlence within a few days anc added:What made the finding difficult in this ease is that neither of the defendants would admit striking Mm blow tha: proved fatal to CarolHe little girl incurred were the direct cause of death.The Smiths, with their two other children, were arrested in Lansing shortly after they? fled from Muskegon, “because we were afraid to report her death to medical author; tieF.Date of Ihe death was Nov. 27.Bound OveiI■ff*Ann.Three warrants were imposed against the defendants, one charging murder, one manslaughter by assault and one of involuntaryDavid Green, Traverse City, was arrested by city police over the week-end and lodged in the county jail on a charge of larceny from a building.Green, according to police, is charged with having allegedly taken ?*jl) from a local residence.He waived examination when arraigned in municipal court this morning and was bound over to the next term of circuit court. Bond was set at $500 and not. furnished.
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Traverse City Record Eagle
Traverse City, Michigan, US
Mon, Apr 30, 1951
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