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Mount Pleasant Times

Location

Mount Pleasant, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1926

Page

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Truck and Farm Collision Injures Girl En Route to School

Frank Collins drives a truck carrying Rachel and Herman Collins when Will Zuker of Beal City in a Ford sedan fails to see it at Broadway and Court Street. The front wheel collision throws the children to the pavement. Rachel Collins sustains brain concussion and facial cuts needing stitches. The girl was taken to a hospital in unconscious condition but expected to return home today unless complications arise.

Frank Collins Will Zuker Beal City Broadway Court Street Rachel Herman Collins Ralph Collins Collins Zuker

Club Members Entertained By Mr And Mrs Greer

Members of the Union township farmers club met at the Grange Hall for the June meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Greer. Dinner was served, programs included songs, readings, conundrum hour, and piano selections. The next meeting will be the second Thursday in July with a picnic supper at Moss landing.

Union Township Farmers’ Club Grange Hall John Greer Ed. Pope Greer Crawford R. W. Hooker Agatha O'Hara Co. W. Riches H. N. Courtright Moss’ Landing

University of Michigan graduation honors local residents

Mt. Pleasant residents were represented at the University of Michigan commencement at Ferry Field in Ann Arbor. Ben Lewis earned a Doctor of Philosophy, Dwight Pullen received a Master of Arts, and Beatrice Sage Margaret Johnson Norma MacGillivray and Stuart Rowe were awarded Bachelor of Arts degrees.

Mt. Pleasant University of Michigan Ferry Field Ann Arbor Ben Lewis Dwight Pullen Beatrice Sage Margaret Johnson Norma MacGillivray Stuart Rowe

Central Michigan Normal School Holds 1926 Graduation Week

Final activities for the 1926 class opened with a Monday reception hosted by President E C Warner and wife at the dormitory. Seniors wore caps and gowns for the first time and the week will feature commencements on Tuesday June 22. The weather may move the ceremony to Woodland theater. otherwise it will be in the gymnasium. Rt Rev John N McCormick D D will give the address on The Possibilities of Leadership. A vesper service in Cathedral woods drew about a hundred attendees, with Prof Webster H Pearce leading devotionals and Miss Martha Chamberlin reading scripture. A male quartet sang three numbers, and the event is planned as an annual observance.

Central Michigan Normal School E. C. Warriner Bertha M. Ronan Agnes Thornton Woodland Theater John N. McCormick Western Michigan W. GC. A Cathedral Woods Webster H. Pearce I. J. Merrill Martha Chamberlin Mt. Pleasant Mate

Special Ottawa Council Meeting on June 24 1926

A special council of the Ottawas and Chippewas will convene noon June 24 1926 at Daniel Johns home Rural Route 3 Rosebush. Hear report of the committee on affairs and business of tribe members led by Levi Fronsway.

Daniel Johns Rosebush Levi Fronsway

Insurance ad for Auto Owners Insurance Co offer

Local representative of Auto Owners Insurance Co promotes automobile policies. The ad claims Cur fea Realty Co can write any kind of policy the reader wishes and lists a 6875-361 A contact.

Curfea Realty Co Auto Owners Insurance Co

Business Vaw Of City Succumbs To Death

J. C. Freeman a Mt. Pleasant businessman died Monday June 14 at 10 30 at a hospital in Ann Arbor after a three month illness. The body was brought back to Mt. Pleasant on Tuesday. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 00 at the residence on South Main Street. Survived by wife and three children Mrs A R O Brien of Breckenridge Texas Alvin of Muskegon and Mary of Port Huron.

J. C. Freeman Mt. Pleasant Ann Arbor South Main Street A. R. O’brien Breckenridge Texas Alvin Muskegon Mary Port Huron

Calla Rebekah Lodge Elects Officers At Meeting

At the Calla Rebekah lodge meeting held Wednesday evening officers were elected. Virgiline Hunt named Noble Grand Vera Settle Vice Grand Edith Boulton Recording Secretary Jennie Keith Financial Secretary Edith Crippen Treasurer Blanche Struble and Ethel Nelson were delegates to Rebekah Association with Della Brown and Sadie Wells as alternates Anna Perry elected District Deputy President.

Calla Rebekah Lodge Virgiline Hunt Noble Grand Vera Settle Edith Boulton Jennie Keith Edith Crippen Rebekah Association Blanche Struble Ethel Nelson Della Brown Sadie Wells Anna Perry

Confirmation Services at St Johns Episcopal Church

Confirmation services set for Monday June 21 at 4:00 PM at St Johns Episcopal Church. Bishop John McCormick of Grand Rapids will attend to oversee the ceremony.

St. Johns Episcopal Church John McCormick Grand Rapids

Legionauxiliary and Legion meet in Mt Pleasant district event

The tenth district convention of the American Legion and Legion Auxiliary gathered in Mt. Pleasant with speakers from across the state. Toastmaster Jerry Bjerke introduced Colonel A. H. Gansser who highlighted district progress and state impact. Mrs. Chloe O’Neil spoke on Auxiliary work. A. H. Kenella praised wartime bravery of women and their contributions.

American Legion and Legion Auxiliary Mt. Pleasant Jerry Bjerke Owen Barrett A. H. Gansser Bay City State Senate Legion Chloe O'Neil State Legion Auxiliary A. H. Kenella Roscommon

Rotary Club Praises Mt Pleasant High Students

Mt Pleasant Rotary Club adopted resolutions praising Mt Pleasant High School and Central Michigan Normal school for creating and winning the first state academic contest. The club expressed appreciation to faculty and students, and announced Rev C B Hawkins attended the Rotary International convention as delegate. I H Goodrich joined the club as a new member.

Mt. Pleasant Central Michigan Normal School Our Normal City Board of Education Rotary Club C. B. Hawkins Rotary International Denver Colorado I. H. Goodrich

In Old Louisiana Presented By MacDowell Club

The MacDowell club of Central Normal staged the musical comedy In Old Louisiana Tuesday in the high school auditorium. Music faculty directed. Marjorie Morrison and Louise Larrabee assisted with costumes. Lulu Lockwood and Josephine Robinson taught dances. Wilfred Wilkinson played Ned the servant. Louise Stewart played Judy. their clog dances drew applause.

MacDowell Club Central Normal Louisiana Marjorie Morrison Louise Larrabee Lulu Lockwood Josephine Robinson Ned Wilfred Wilkinson Judy Louise Stewart

Central Normal and Alma College End Athletic Relations

Central Normal Faculty Board of Control and Alma College mutually decide to suspend all athletic contact. The annual football game and any athletic contests are canceled for the present due to disputed rules and financial transactions, despite both sides praising sportsmanship and seeking dialogue.

Central Normal Faculty Board of Control Alma College The Normal Central Faculty Board of Control of Alma Student Board of Control of Athletics Alma Mt. Pleasant

Clare seniors present flag pole at high school

Clare June 17 Special The senior class of Clare high school presented the school with a seventy foot steel flag pole. The pole stands on the grounds in front of the building and arc lights at the entrance are also given as memorials by the class.

Clare Clare High School

Spear Sells Interest Goes To Chicago

Angel Spear, after twelve years with Olympia Candy Works in this city, sold his interest to partner George Batsakis and moved to Chicago to enter the same business with his brother John Spear. Batsakis will continue the local operation under the same name with unchanged service.

Angel Spear Olympia Candy Works George Batsakis Monday Chicago Spear John Spear Batsakis

High School Athletic Banquet Not Held

Last minute changes canceled the high school athletic banquet scheduled for last Thursday night. The program was rearranged so that this year’s graduating lettermen will receive sweaters, as has been customary for five years in the local school.

High Water Delays Chippewa Street Paving Work

High water in the Chippewa river slows paving on Chippewa street as gravel scraping continues and a shift to a new gravel source is planned. Curb and gutter work on Kinney street is finished and drainage completion allows paving to start once Chippewa work completes.

Chippewa Chippewa Street Kinney Street

Love at First Sight Vows Stir Hearts

Some people fall for love at first sight while others cherish connections built over time. The piece explores varied paths to deep affection and the idea that powerful feelings can bloom even without initial glances.

Sacred Heart Academy Holds Finest Commencement Service

The Sacred Heart Academy graduation exercises filled the church as Rev. John Mulvey awarded diplomas to seventeen graduates. Classical course grads included Evaleen McDonald, Florence Smithers, Christina Florian, Florence Beltinck, Ann Louise McDonald, and Joseph Ryan. literary grads were Hileen Kane, Addie Link, Elizabeth McCumber, Ada Bell McCumber, Timothy Cotter, George F. Dillon, Joseph Dondero, Daniel Garvin, Bernard Pearson, Lawrence Sweeney, and Walter Theisen. Rev. Wm. J. McCann delivered the baccalaureate address.

Sacred Heart Academy Academy John Mulvey Evaleen McDonald Florence Smithers Christina Florian Florence Beltinck Ann Louise McDonald Joseph Ryan Hileen Kane Addie Link Elizabeth McCumber Ada Bell McCumber Timothy Cotter George F. Dillon Joseph Dondero Daniel Garvin Bernard Pearson Lawrence Sweeney Walter Theisen Wm. J. McCann

Baccalaureate Services Set at Central Michigan Normal

Central Michigan Normal School holds baccalaureate services Sunday evening at 8 in the school gymnasium. President E. C. Warriner will deliver the address with the topic Religion in a Scientific Age.

Central Michigan Normal School Pres. E. C. Warriner

Pere Marquette Road in Move for New Trial

After the state supreme court ruling in Mrs Mary Wiley v Pere Marquette railroad the railroad seeks a new trial in circuit court A hearing is set for June 22 The J R Watkins company won a 810 92 damages verdict against Dennis E Bufford Emory Stacy and Henry Allen for a guaranteed contract debt continued on page 8

State Supreme Court Mary Wiley Pere Marquette Railroad J. R. Watkins Company Dennis E. Bufford Lawton Emory Stacy Henry Allen Mr. Pleasant Watkins Bufford Stacy Allen

Craig's Wife to Be Presented Friday Evening

The Woodland Theatre hosts the Pulitzer Prize winning play Craig's Wife in a premiere amateur U S presentation directed by Prof Ira A Beddow. The cast lists Miss Austen Martha Hoxie Alma Mrs Harold Helen Slentz Clare Mrs Craig Florence Tennant and others with Barbara K Anthony and Pearl M Scollay as property manager.

Craig Woodland Theatre Ira A. Beddow Morosco Theatre New York City United States Detroit Beddow Miss Austen Martha Hoxie Alma Harold Helen Slentz Clare Florence Tennant Saginaw Ethel Landreth Frances Durfee Mr. Pleasant Walter Craig John Seldon Tennant Sagina

Bridge Party Honoring Leaving Girls Draws Local Ladies

Miss Irene Jorae won high score prize, a pack of Michigan cards, at a Thursday bridge party hosted by the Misses Engleson Georgia Hood Myrle Gow and Grace Ryan. Roses were given to the guests of honor as several girls prepare to leave at term’s end.

Engleson Georgia Hood Myrle Gow Grace Ryan Irene Jorae Michigan

Oddfellows Schedule Memorial Services at M EB Church

Notice invites members of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to annual memorial services on Sunday June 20 at the M EB church. Members should assemble by 10 o'clock at the I COF Temple and march to the church. Signed by H M Stacy and John Crane.

M. EB I. C. O.F. Temple

Baccalaureate Services Held for Mt. Pleasant H S Graduates

Sunday afternoonMt Pleasant high school held baccalaureate services in the auditorium. Rev W F Ledford delivered the address with music led by Esther Nelson. He urged reverence loyalty faith and belief in Providence as core to civilization and education. Afterward attendees viewed exhibits of clothing art and manual training in the gymnasium.

Mt. Pleasant High School W. F. Ledford The Methodist Church Esther Nelson Ledford

Auto Licenses In Isabella County Rise In 1926

Isabella county treasurer records show auto licenses reached 4205 by June 15, 1926, up from 3875 on the same date in 1925, an increase of 330 licenses or about ten percent.

Isabella County

Unveiling Tablet Marks Old Capitol Site in Owosso

In Owosso on June 17 a stone and tablet were unveiled to honor the land once marked as Michigan’s early capitol site in Shiawassee town. Daughters of the American Revolution secured the marker with Byron P. Hicks giving the principal address as the history of the site is recounted. The land, dedicated in 1837, was never used as the capitol and will be developed into a public park.

Owosso United Press Shiawasseetown Michigan Daughters of the American Revolution Byron P. Hicks Capitol State Capitol

Real Estate Transfers and Radio Ad Notice

Crapo Realty sells Thomas and Henrietta Tygart house to Fred Wilcox. Henry Goodwin 2 12 acres on West Broadway to James Hutchins. Lloyd Cole lot on So Kinney Ave to Mt. Pleasant parties. Ralph Kniffen lots at Houghton Lake to Mt. Pleasant parties. Stewart Garrison house on So Main St to Roy Houghtaling and wife. George and Bessie Conroy house on Wisconsin and Michigan streets to Ralph and Bertha Kniffen. A C Crapolot on E B lows Ave to Lewis Cranfield. Prof. Robinson's house on So Main St to Mrs Izora EB Struble. Mrs T P Kelley’s house on W Maple to Lewis and Etta Sawyer of Sherman City. The Lewis Cranfield house on St Arnold to local parties. Ralph and Bertha Kniffen house on Walnut St to George and Bessie Conroy. Authorized dealer for Atwater Kent Studios. Ask about new models and low prices. Complete stock of tubes and batteries and all radio supplies. Durfeety Co. Phone 52 6791-351. Advertisement.

Crapo Realty Company Thomas & Henrietta Tygart So. Lansing Fred Wilcox Henry Goodwin West Broadway James Hutchins Lloyd Cole So. Kinney Ave Mt. Pleasant Ralph Kniffen Houghton Lake Stewart Garrison So. Main St Roy Houghtaling George Bessie Conroy Wisconsin & Michigan Ralph Bertha Kniffen A. C. Crapolot E. B. Lows Ave Lewis. Cranfield Prof. Robinson So. Mainstreet Izora EB. Struble T. P. Kelley W.maple Lewis & Etta Sawyer Sherman City Lewis Cranfield St. Arnold Ralph and Walnut Street Atwater Kent Studios Durfeety Co

Death of Mrs. Sa villa Pierce Shocks Pleasant Friends

Word arrived Wednesday of the death of Mrs. Sa villa Pierce, once of Pleasant, who passed away after a weeks long illness at her son Frank’s home in Lansing. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2:00 PM in Oxford Michigan. Survived by sons Lee of Pontiac and Frank of Lansing.

Pleasant Friends Savilla Pierce Frank Lansing Oxford Michigan Lee Pontiac

Beal City Scholars Lead County Grades

Beal City eighth grade graduates highlight Mary Schafer from Weidman as the top scholar in the county with Celestine Andres and Vera M. Gross also tied for second. Although linked to Weidman, all three were Beal City school scholars with Weidman addresses.

the Times Mary Schafer Weidman Celestine Andres Vera M. Gross Beal City School

Children's Day Program at Chippewa Evangelical Church

A children's day program is planned at Chippewa Evangelical Church Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. All who enjoy special programs are invited to attend and a missionary offering will be taken as in the past.

Chippewa Evangelical Church

St Johns and Clare Win Class B and C Track Meet

St Johns high school captured Class B with 58 points while Clare high school won Class C with 88 at the second annual interscholastic meet at Central Michigan Normal School. Buck of Corunna led with 20 points. multiple records fell including Clare’s White cutting the Class C mile from 5:35 to 5:05.6.

Petoskey Central Michigan Normal School St. Johns High School Clare High School Breckenridge Ovid Charlotte Mt. Pleasant Midland East Towns Belding Lapeer Marlette Chesaning White Clare Buck Corunna March of Bunge Cramer St. Johns Love Puegget Hoffer Allen Ruth Kallfleisch Lawhead Beer Huggett McKenney Slack Anselm Day March Simpson Conley Tripp Barnhill

Boy Scouts Plan Summer Outing To Kamp Kalamachee

The Boy Scouts and Rangers of the high school plan a Friday morning departure for their annual camping trip at Kamp Kalamachee on Long Lake seven miles north and one mile east of Harrison. W R Handley Mr Orcutt Miss Murtha and Miss McGuire lead the camp with Mr Grambau and Coach Johnson joining for a few days. Sunday is visitors day with an 8 30 p m vesper service by Rev W Ledford.

Boy Scouts Kamp Kalamachee Long Lake Harrison W. R. Handley Mr. Orcutt Miss Murtha Miss McGuire Grambau Coach Johnson W. ¥. Ledford

Clare Pastor's Father Dies at Lakeview Home

Henry G. Johnson 84 a Civil War veteran and longtime Lakeview resident died at his home Tuesday. He was father of Rev. H. B. Johnson pastor of the local Congressional church and had lived in Lakeview 36 years.

Clare Henry G. Johnson Lakeview H. B. Johnson Congressional Church

Optometrist Foland Absent From Mt Pleasant Office

Foland will not be in his Mt Pleasant office on Monday June 21 Tuesday June 22 and Wednesday June 23. Contact details listed 6848 8811A for arrangements.

Foland Mt. Pleasant

High School Graduate Injured In Vehicle Accident

Miss Bernice Brondstetter, member of the graduating class, broke her right leg in an accident while riding to the baccalaureate services with her uncle near her home. Despite injuries she attended the class program, then went to the hospital for X rays showing a broken ankle and severe leg fractures. Her class prophecy was reassigned for the day’s events and she was expected to attend the upcoming commencement.

Bernice Brondstetter Miss Brondstetter Henry Davis Will Brondstetter

State conducts fish planting suitability survey in UP

John N. Lowe, biological advisor for Michigan, begins a Keweenaw county survey to determine which waters in the Upper Peninsula can support various fish species. The project aims to classify all regional waters. past studies show some lakes unsuitable for bass or pike due to food supply and size. trout also face limitations. Dr. Metzelaar has completed similar surveys in northern lower peninsula counties.

Lansing United Press John N. Lowe State Department of Conservation Upper Peninsula Keweenaw Lowe Conservation Department Jan Metzelaar Lower Peninsula

Hay days demonstrate new hay marketing methods in Michigan

East Lansing June 17 farm officials plan a series of county hay days to showcase the most efficient handling of Michigan 57 million dollar hay crop. The first demonstration was set for Washtenaw June 14-15 with fifteen counties listed for shows and Antrim the closing site July 9.

East Lansing Michigan Michigan State College Washtenaw County Antrim County L. D. Kurtz M. S Washtenaw Livingston Barry Clinton Jackson Tuscola van Buren Kent St. Clair Allegan Newaygo Saginaw Midland Otsego Charlevoix Antrim

Bridge Party Honors Miss Thornton At South Normal Home

Mrs. O. W. Troutman and Miss Charlotte Young hosted a bridge party Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Agnes Thornton. Thornton leaves Mt. Pleasant to study at Columbia University in New York this summer.

Miss Thornton O. W. Troutman Charlotte Young Agnes Thornton South Normal Avenue Mt. Pleasant Columbia University New York

Cyclone Insurance Offered by Sea Crapo Realty Co

Storm season ad offers cyclone insurance at four dollars per thousand for eight years. Sea Crapo Realty Co located at 116 South Main Street provides contact number 636 880 3811A for inquiries.

Aes Sea Crapo Realty Co Main Street

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