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Requiem high iscprdance with the Michigan mass was sung July 13 in St. Mat­ have no way of knowing what Is a- Opening its eighteenth canning This Friday, July 30, one of Lester McGlanaghan, 18, of Char­ vailable except as you tell us. If you ,¾ ;Defense Act, Governor • Kel- thew's church, Flint; Burial Was in season, the East Jordan Canning ; Naw Calvary cemetery. Michigan's most far-reaching moves levoix, who is said to have admitted want your places advertised, send or Company Wednesday, July 21, start­ -•appointed the following mom- he held 14 yr. old Howard Dodd un­ f the. Charlevoix County Coun- Mr. Coates, 70 years old, came to toward greater highway safety and bring a complete description of equip­ ed packing cherries, one of its main better public protection takes effect derneath water until he drowned, ment, location, and price asked. products. Bean stations were open­ pef ense: East Jordan from Charlevoix while he was a young man. Oh September when the recently amended Motor waived examination Saturday night A new folder .will have to be print­ ed Wednesday, July 28, and beans ;d Supp — Charlevoix before Justice F. R. Fowler at Char­ Jijfrt Rich — Charlevoix 12, 1808, he married Christina'Rebec Vehicle Financial Responsibility Act ed next year and this takes money, so will be processed as soon as enough of East Jordan. The couple lived here becomes a law at midnight. levoix on a charge of murder. a small fee will be charged for re-beans are brought in. ",nk" Killin — Boyne City. iV.: Joseph Malinowski •—•• East for five years before moving to Char­ Thereafter, every motorist in an The slender, red-haired youth was sistering your property in this bul­ At the present time, the cannery levoix, and later, to Flint. accident where anyone is injured or letin. This will give you personal has a few raspberries on hand, but. •Hi •• charged with murder in a warrant ob­ Iph Price — Ironton . While living in East Jordan, Mr. killed must make a written report to tained late Saturday by Prosecutor contacts with resorters who are writ­ has not packed any. the Secretary of State within ten ing for just this information. Don't \V Ex-officers Coates was a member of St. Joseph's C. M. Bice. On account of the light cherry Roman Catholic church and was one days. delay in getting the information to us crop, it has not been necessary to floyd W. Ikens, Sheriff The body of the dead boy, son of (3.- M. Bice, Prosecuting Att'y. of the men who helped to organize He must also pay all damage Emanuel Dodd, was found Wednes­ as quickly as possible as the bulletin put a night crew on. The company the Holy Name Society. claims within thirty days, or. show must be printed this coming week, expects to start operating nights, Clarence B. Meggison, Chairman, day afternoon of last week. It was Boaird of Supervisors. He is survived by his wife, four proof of financial responsibility thought at first that the death was our present supply of folders having however, during the bean season. either in the form of an acceptable been exhausted. In two days last fii: the near future, Pros. Att'y daughters and two sons: accidental but relatives insisted on an Biee will call a meeting of the mem­ liability Insurance policy or by. de­ inquiry. week 46 inquiries were answered. posit of cash or a bond up to $11,000 Mabel E. Secord, Sec'y Red Cross To Resume bers for the'purpose of electing a Sgt. Erdman Stahl of the Gayldrd, Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Sec­ in order to continue to drive in Michigan state police post, said that Work Next Tuesday retary. Michigan. McClanaghan, son of Mr. and Mrs. If he cannot meet these prescribed Henry McClanaghan, admitted the Awards Made To . The Red Cross has completed ar­ conditions, the Secretary of State deed after day-long questioning. rangements for next week's work at. Chamber of Commerce must revoke his operator's license, According to the confession, Sgt. their new room in the high school license plates and' car registration Stahl said, the older boy had finish­ A. W.S. Observers building. Tuesday work will begin at Meets Next Wednesday Flagg — Raiche and continue the suspension until all ed swimming, and gone ashore when 1:00 p. m. Wednesday the work will claims are satisfactorily settled and LOCAL POST HAS NINE MONTHS' Mrs. Susan M. Flagg announces Howard started pulling him back in­ start at 7:00 p. m. and continue un­ The regular meeting of the Cham­ proof of future financial responsi­ RECORD OF UNBROKEN the marriage of her daughter, Martha to the water. This "fooling aTound" til 9:30. ber of Commerce will be held in the bility is also established. made McClanaghan angry and he WATCHES Workers are free to come and Theresa, to Arthur Soubert Raiche All enforcement provisions of the Methodist Church parlors Wednes­ on Thursday, July 22, in Detroit. held Howard under water "as a leave at any time. Instructors will day evening August 4 at 7:00 p. Act are mandatory upon Herman H. joke," Sgt. Stahl quoted McClanag­ Ground Observers for the Aircraft be on hand at all times to teach the The couple is now at home at 375 Dignan, Secretary of State, and Warning Service who had served m. • East Hazelhurst Avenue, Ferndale. han as saying. work to beginners. We will also ap­ At our June meeting,. at the re­ 1 must be executed without discretion fifty hours or more Were presented Mrs. Raiche , whose family former­ Relatives said that Howard had preciate all the help the high school quest of a number of members we or option and independent of police their A.W.S. awards at a meeting ly lived in East Jordan, is a graduate gone for the swim, Saturday, July 17, girls can give us. changed, our date of meeting from or court action. held in the American Legion Hall of the East Jordan High School. Up but were not alarmed when he did the first Tuesday to the first Wed-, "The law appears to be evasion- not come home because he had plan­ Saturday evening July 17, 1943. until recently she has taught in var­ proof," Mr. Dignan said. "It is clear- Benjamin C. Schroeder nesday of each month. However, at­ ious public schools in the state. ned tp go to Mancelona for a visit. Capt. I. L. Dunham, Army Air tendance at the July meeting fell be­ cut and arbitrary in its definition of McClanaghan had first told State Corps, ground observer officer for Former E. J. Resident low that of June. guilt and precise in its imposition Of the Central Air Defense • regional Trooper Matther Kukler and Sheriff Passes Away at Lansing A full attendance is desired at the Berg — Nichols penalties. There is no chance for Lloyd Ikens of Charlevoix that al­ command at Fort Brady, made the August meeting, as many questions human judgement and human error. though he had been swimming with presentation. He also gave a brief Benjamin Charles Schroeder, 61, "Beyond question, a great many of vital importance are coming up at At a very quiet wedding Saturday the dead boy he had been alive and talk on how important each obser­ of 2020 William street, Lansing, died that time. The usual fifty cent lunch drivers will run afoul of this law well when he left him. vers watch is and that they should be Friday, July 16, at the home of afternoon at 4 o'clock, Miss Ann shortly after it takes effect. They will be served. Berg became the bride of Clarence The officers said their investiga­ on the alert at all times while on his daughter, Mrs. Leon C. Corneil. Mabel E. Secord, Sec'y may be inclined to blame our office tion started when Dodd's sister told duty. Besides the daughter, he is survived C. Nichols of Grand Ledge, Mich. for their troubles. I should like to them that she had seen McClanahan Sgt. Sherrie of the Fort Brady by two sons, Jarold J. and Jonas B., The Rev. E. P. Linnell, of the Pres­ record now that we are in no way returning from the lake. She said she post showed moving pictures illustra­ both of Lansing; three grandchildren. Dr. Lampe Preaches Sunday byterian church, read the service at responsible for the law, but that we had asked him where her brother was ting the operation of the Aircraft Four sisters, Mrs. Frank Bartholo­ Miss Berg's apartment on Williams are simply the legally designated in­ and he replied that he had seen Ho­ Warning Service, and acted as com­ mew of East Jordan; Mrs.
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