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Cass City Chronicle Volume 32, Number 3 CASS CITY CHRONICLE VOLUME 32, NUMBER 3. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1937. EIGHT PAGES. DECKER~BOND. FORMER EDUCATOR HERE Tn $ 00 nnn i Arlington Hoffman and Cass City King me rant ..... gen Pose for Picture at ~u~ New Home AXE TO OPEN ATU[ of Mr. and Mrs. Steven Decker, and Charles Edwin Bond, son of Mr. BASEBALLSEASON and Mrs. Charles Bond, both of GENERTI IG PL{ I' Greenleaf Township were united in TUS[;OLASUPERVISORS marriage Saturday, April 10, at REA Engineer Outlined the Five Ho~ae Games Featuring 2:00 p.m. The ceremony was per- formed by Rev. Paul J. Allured at Was Made the Unanimous Thumb Project in Talk Caro, Bad Axe and Harbor the Presbyterian Manse. o Choice for Chairman at The bride and groom were at- Here Friday. Beach on Local Schedule. tended by Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Opening of Session. Jackson. Mrs. Jackson is a sister J of the bride. A $300,000 generating plant to Bad Axe will open the local base- At four o'clock, a sumptuous din- Fred Mathews of Mayville, su- furnish power for the Rural Elec- ball season here next Friday, April ner ~as served at the home of Mr. pervisor of Dayton township, was trific~tion Admmlstratio• " " " n' s Thumb 23. This will be the first game for and Mrs. Decker to immediate rela- elected chairman of the Tuscola of Michigan project is a possibility the Maroon and Grey squad. ,tires. The table and a three-story Coun~ Board of Supervisors on for Cuss City, said C. A. Winder, The starting line-up is still un- wedding cake were beautifully dec- Tuesday, th e opening day of the consulting engineer .of the Michi- certain, but the following men look orated. April session of .that body. Mr. gan Public Utilities Commission, in the best at present for the follow- The bride and groom left for HARLEY W. HOLMES Mathews was made the unanimous a short talk at the dinner given ing positions: First base, L. Phil- Detroit where they will spend the former superintendent of schools at choice for the office. Friday evening by Rotary Club lips, B. Bearss; second base, G. week with relatives. Cuss City, is the new president of At Tuesday afternoon's session, members in honor of 30 of their Reagh; short stop, F. Wright; third the Michigan Education Associa- Mr. Mathews announced the "ap- farmer friends at the Hatel Gor- base, A. Reagh; catcher, M. McA1- tion. Mr. Holmes has been at the pointment of the following com- don. pine, B. Kelly; pitchers, L. Profi.t, Capacity Audience head of the Marshall schools since mittees: The site will be decided within V. Crane, G. Reagh; outfielders, F. leaving Cass City on November 1, Fort, C. Simmons, K. Warner, B. Ways and Means- McAlpine, the next six to eight weeks. While at Music Festival "1929. Profit, MacFarlane. Cuss City is ideally located geo- Smith, R. Dewey, R. Courliss and graphically for the power site, be- Claims and Accounts~Hutchin- M. Fordyce. A capacity audience, estimated son, Willits, Barriger. ing in the center of the proposed Following is the schedule for .this from 300 to 350, filled the audi- Card Man Dies County Officers' Claims~Acker- project area, the quality of water season: torium and chapel of the Cass City supply, transportation facilities April 23, Bad Axe here. man, Kelley, Miller. Baptist Church on Monday evening on Way to the Equalization~Mas soll, Keinath, and other factors will also be con- April 30, CarD here. to hear the music festival in which sidered by the administration. It May 4, Fairgro~e here. Luder, Haines, Burns, Willits, were featured Mr. and Mrs. Doug- Doctor's Office Profit, Ross, Green, Schott, Brown. is probable, according to Mr. Wind- May 7, Sebewaing there. las Hines, radio singers of Cleve- er, that four different sites will be I May 11, Mayville here. Bank Depository~MacFarlane, No, the animal is not masquerad- riser, to make the purchase which land, Ohio, and the young people's Milford Snyder, 25, of Caro died Blackmore, Gunsell. considered. Ubly citizens~are mak- May 21, Vassar there. orchestra of .the First Baptist ing" an effort to locate the plant in i ing. Neither did he forget to comb was done a few weeks ago. The ~y 25, Marlette there. very suddenly at Vassar shortly County Finance--Miller, McA1- animal came from Ilderton, On- Church of Bay City. after midnight Saturday while he pine, Massoll. that village. Engineers are mak- his hair after tumbling out of bed June 1, Harbor Beach here. Mr. and Mrs Hines appeared in ing chemical analysis of Michigan .this morning. That hirsute adorn- tario. was being .taken in an automobile County Buildings~Burns, Van- "We were looking for him~at the solo and duet numbers and Mr. to the office of Dr. E C. Swanson Wagnen, MacFarlane. coals to determine whether coal or ment is natural. If you doubt it, Hines conducted chorus singing in oil will be used as fuel in the gen- ask "Barney" (Arlington) Hoffman dock at Sarnia," said Mr. Campbell, for treatment. Coroner H. T. Don- Printing ~ Higgins, Hutchinson, "when snddenly 'Barney' spotted a which the audience entered heartily. ahue, who was called on the ease, Luder. erating plant. Nine thousand gal- at the Miltma Hoffman farm, ½ Rev. John Raymond of Bay City crate on the back of a passenger ROTARYENTERTAINS said death was due to acu.te dilation County Officers' Salaries~Kelley, tons of water will be needed each mile north of Cass City, who has contributed a short address on the been appointed special "care taker" car. 'The barber shop for you,' of the heart. Hutchinson, Haines. hour for three turbines and many subject, "Ye Are Not Your Own." said the youthful stockman as he While dancing" in the Commercial times that amount for cooling pur- of Cass City King Ben, the steer Delegations came from Bay City, State and County Tax--Profit, unfastened the rope preparatory Hotel at Vassar, Mr. Snyder be- Burns, Miller. poses/Nine to 12 men will be em- pictured above. to FAHHEH FRIENDSCarD, Deckerville, Vassar, North ployed in the plant. Of the 24 steer projects entered transferring him .to the pick-up." came ill and went to an adjoining County Drain and Drainage As far as club members here Branch and other points of .the room with a pain in his side. At As stated in the Chronicle last by members of the Cuss City Live- Thumb to attend the festival. Keinath, Ackerman, Brown. week, the Thumb project, one of stock Club this season probably know, Cass City Big Ben is the only Thirty-two Guests with Club his request, three young" men placed To Settle with Co. Clerk and animal of its breed in the United four in Michigan, includes Sanilae, none is creating more interest than Members Heard Burr Lin- him in an automobile to be taken Treas.--Blackmore, Green, Acker- Tuseola and Huron counties, and the one undertaken by the club as a States. They have knowledge of but Kingston Couple to a physician's office. He died man. parts of Saginaw and Bay. The whole that of feeding a Scotch two Scotch Highland herds in Cana- coln Give Address. on the way. Snyder had been suf- To Settle with Drain Commis- Thumb project embraces 1,800 Highland steer as an educational da. The raising of this breed was Married 25 Years fering with rheumatic heart trouble sioner--Willits, Luder, MacFar- miles of electric lines and 5,500 program. "Barney" was chosen to started in Sco.tland where their for some time. lane. farmers have signed for it. care for this animal, but club mem- meat is considered the best obtain- Thlrty-two prominent farmers Born July 5, 1911, in Caro, he To Settle with Supts. of Poor~ From Kingston Correspondent. According to Mr. Winder, there bers will contribute toward the able. It is not uncommon to find from Tuscola, Sanilac and Huron had lived in that village all his life, Haines, Ross, Barriger. has beeh allocated to the Thumb feeding program and all wilt feel a Highland calf winning the blue Counties were guests of the Cass Mr. and Mrs. William McCool and was employed by the Robert To Settle with Road Commission project by federal authorities $2,- great pride in being part owner of ribbon at some of the leading stock City Rotary Club at a Farmer- celebrated their 25th wedding an- Park Co., wholesale egg merchants. ~Brown, VanWagnen, Higgins. 000,000. The largest single allot- this unusual specimen as they ex- shows in Scotland. Friend dinner served at the Hotel niversary Saturday, April 10, at Funeral services were held Tuesday Roads and Bridges~Gunsell, merit previous to this time was hibit him with their other 4-H club The first "public appearance" of Gordon Friday night. The enter- their farm home, north and east of afternoon in the Huston Funeral Massoll, ~McAlpine. $700,000 to a Cailfornia area. The animals at the big fairs this fall. .this Scotch Highland steer will be taining of a group of agricultural- Kingston. About 40 were in at- Home in Caro, conducted by Rev. Rejected Tax~Schott, Gunselt, Thumb project is three times great- He has been insured with a reliable at the school auditorium here, at a ists is an annual event of the Ro- tendance and they left many useful W. F. Boetteher. Higgins. er than any other area now es- livestock insurance company for a poultry meeting tonight (Friday) tartans and the club on Friday saw and valuable gifts.
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