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Cass City Chronicle Volume 35, Number 13 CASS CITY CHRONICLE VOLUME 35, NUMBER 13. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1940. EIGHT PAGES. New TurbineWill New Rotary President Keppen Appoints Schiestel-Wheeler Youth Start Will Marry Alma 23 Takes Office July 1 Nuptials Tuesday Graduate June 28 Teachers f0r 1 m St. Ignatius Catholic Church at[ Effect Saving" Rotary Groups Summer Fun at i!)~!!!!!i~iii~!i!~?~ii!~!~i~i~!i~ii~iii!~i~i~!i~ii~i~i~!iiiii!~iii!:ii~i~!~!~i~!~ii!~i~!~ii~i!~i!i~i~ii~!ii~i!i~i~i~i!i!~iii~Local Sch001 ty wedding Tuesday morning, june[ 18, when Miss Marie Schiestel, l Pumping Costs for ComingYear daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Clemen] iunicipal Park Sign C0ntracts Schies,tel, of Tyro, became the I bride of Vern Wheeler of Shover. Vfl]a~e Council Adopted 1940 Newly Elected Officers Take The Roy. Fr. Joseph Dudek read Two Free Periods Each Week the service at 9:30 otcIock before Six New Instructors Are Their Positions in Club Budget Monday; Tax Rate a gathering of fifty relatives and Day Finds Many Chil- Included in Next on July 1. friends. The church was lovely Is Set at 12 Mills. with ferns and bouquets of peonies dren Swimming. Year's Staff. and iris. The bride wore a gown of white Village Engineer Cecil U. Brown Robert L. Keppen, recently elect- silk lace over satin with floor "Hi, Skinny, we're going down ed president of the Cass City At a meeting of the board of told members of the village council length circular veil and carried a to `the pool!" Rotary Club, who assumes the education of the Cass City Public in session Monday evening that ,the shower bouquet of white roses tied This expression and many like Schools on May 13, contracts were Peerless deep well turbine at the duties of this office on: July 1, on with tulle and white satin ribbons. it are heard every day in Cass City Tuesday announced the appoint- voted for six new instructors for munieipM water works plant on Miss Marjorie Peters of Tyro, among the younger generation merits Rotary committees the coming year. All of .these which the installation was com- of for the bride's only attendant, wore a since the warm sure,her period the coming year: They are: have accepted the positions and pleted on May 27, was saving the floor length dress of pink lace over Was ushered in the past week. The Aims and Objects Committee-- now all of the 23 positions on the village an estimated $30 per month pink taffeta with pink taffeta jack- Cass City Municipal Swimming teaching staff are filled• on the cost of pumping water. L. I. W:ood, Fred Pinney, Walt et and a coronet of pink carnations Pool is again the center of attrac- Mann, Leslie Townsend, Frank The following i~s the list of in- During the three weeks it had in her hair. She carried an arm"tmn and is" patromzed" by many • I l structors for the coming year: been in operation it had raised Reid, Robert Keppen, F. A. Bige- bouauet of nink Carnations and While youngsters were admitted t Robert Keppen low. t J. I. Nierganth, superintendent. 1,300,800 gallons of water, con- whi£e roses " for short periods Thursday and ] Willis Campbell, principal and suming 1,265 kilowatt hours of Vocational Service Committee~ Hudson McPhail of Tyre assisted Saturday afternoons, the pool was l who was elected president of the Frank Reid, chairman; M. C. Mc- agriculture. electrical energy. The pumpjifted Cass City Rotary Club several ___.Mr ...............Wheeler a~ best m___.an .....officiMly opened on Saturday, the I ~Miss Phyllis Ann Koepfgen Verda Zuschnitt, commerce. Lellan, H. Doerr. r day after school closed One hun 1,000 gallons of water at a cost of weeks ago, enters into his ~ew Follow'ng the wedding a b oak- " -] Mr and Mrs L,,le A Ko ~ .... Orion Cardew, industrial arts. ninety-one one hundredths kilowatt International Service--Fred Pin- fast was served to fort-- ~ues*s in Idred fifteen of school age enjoyed~ ~ .~" .~.. ;. ~ • ~s~, duties on July 1, the beginning of ney, chair~man; H. F. Lenzner, J. ~ ~ ~ I......... l oI ~ass tn~y nave announced ~he Arthur Holmberg, science. hour. The new pump has an effi- the home the bride• , s parents, ~ne pmasures o~ u~e pore aurmg a~nroachln~• marr; .... ~ the club year. He has announced I. Niergarth. of +~;~ Daniel Kroll, literature and ciency of 65% whereas that of the the members of the club;s commit- About 300 attended a receotion•, t the free periods Monday and at i~fuaugn~er, ~ ,. %.l-'nylllS.... %~~nn, ~and . ~ £v~r. speech. Community Service~W. L. ~[ann, least 100 were present on Tuesday old equipment was 42%. tees, a list of them appearing in in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler - " William Dunnette Jr of ~r~-d J. Wesley Dunn, mathematics. chairman. Boys' Work W. L. held that evenin~ in the Ar~--let As the season advances the at ...... ' "' ....'~ ~'" The new pump is located 50 feet this number of the Chronicle. Mann, Curtis Hunt, E. L. Sehwad- g~ . ~apms. rne ceremony wm ,e per- Lester Ross, government and below the surface of the street, ~r, tendance wilt naturally increase ............. coach. erer. Rural Acquaintance--A. Raw- ~t~*- I_ _ .;- . ~ ,,~ ,, xorme(~ m ~ne gamen o~ ~ne ~oep~- Js operated by a 15 horse power Mr. and Mrs Wheeler wilt make i ~as~ season, ~ne largess zree ~en farm home ~n ~r~a~,. ~, ~ Charles Keen, music. son, G. A. TindMe. Crippled Chil- their home in Cumber. havine- tak-tattendance came on June 28 when 9~ verticM electric motor and delivers Saginaw Bay dren-=W. Campbell, Dr. H. T. Don- Verna Bailey, home economics. 270 gMlons of water a minute to en over the management of the I:0 children were ~n the l~..ol dur- - Miss Koepfgen was graduated Edith Carlin, history and French. ahue. Playground--R. Keppen, E. , g ~ne morning ana az~ernoon the village water system. The Bible Conference B. Sehwaderer, E. L. Schwaderer, Cumber GenerM Store. " from the Cass City High School in Eleanor Cotton, English 10 and Miss Marjorie Peters ente~ained hours. 1938. She has just completed her Latin. turbine pumps water from an A. T. Barnes. eight-inch well on the north side of at a miscellaneous shower in honor The hours of operation this sea- Marjory Wallingford, English 9 Meets July 8°22 Club Service--L. I. Wood, chair- son are from 9:00 a. m to ±z:uu~ ^~ :sophomore• _ year m Alma College the street from the power house of Miss Schiestel Friday evening. ........ " . and !s a member of the Kappa Iota and biology° man. Membership and Attendance m., Irom z:uu ~o ~:uu p. m., ana,Sorori t Sh ~ il .... and will be enclosed in a brick A rally in interest of the Sagi- ~L. I. Wood, M. B. Auten, J. A. • y. e v I com:inue nor Mary Holcomb, junior high prin- cipal. building 10 by 11½ feet in size. naw Bay Bible Conference will be Sandham. Musie~George Dillman. fdrym 7~0 ~Oun~20tPe m~o~ns week studies at Alma College next year. The foundation walls for the new held in the First Baptist Church Rotary Information~Otto Pries- - ..... ~, v- v William Dunnette, son of Mr • Elizabeth Coons, bookkeeping building have been poured. and mathematics. of Cass City on Friday, June 21, korn. Three Highway ~r~ii~Te~n ~°~2~tPt'e~ ado or I and Mrs. William Dunnette, Sr., of Dave A ckerman, 6,th grade. The electrical pump and the re- at 7:30 p. m. Club Programs--Fred Bigelow, _ _ ~. gr~ i Grand Rapids, was graduated from high school are admi~ea Iree on Alma Colle e last ear n ~ "s Richards, 5th grade. serve pump operated by a gasoline The Rev. Arthur H. Hottel, as- chairman. Ruth week days from9:00a, m. to 12:001era lo e- g " " y- a¢t 1 Ella Price, 4th grade. engine which have supplied the sistant pastor of the Calvary Bap- Sergeant-at-Arms--Leslie Town- Im and from 2"00 +~ 4"00 -, --~ A+ P y u as acnemistby the Mid- Projects in the May Belle Clara, 3rd grade. water system in the past will be tist Church of Hazel Park, will send. l aa.:' omer.; ~nes.. "an '~aamlssmn : .~"~¢" cnarge ~ West Refineries, , ~, in .........Alrfia. He is connected ,to two six-inch wells . a memoer oI ~ne rm rm Alpha Florence Rosenow, 2nd grade. conduct the song service and also Officers of the Rotary Club are: tot 10 cents ~s made for each child, fraternit which were drilled in 1913 but have play on his piano accordion. The Caroline Garety, 1st and 2nd President, Robert Keppen; vice T he admission price for an adult Y' grades. not been in use since 1925 when the speaker of ,the evening will be the Turn to page 8, please. • Thumbof Nch. I lis 20 cents at all times. Season ~ ~ Zora Day, 1st grade. first electrical pump was installed. Roy. W. S. Colgrove, pastor of the lmemberships are obtainable for ~Tha~,~ tc~,~ t~,~,r The connections wilt be completed Ruth Schenck, kindergarten and First Baptist Church, Rochester. both adults and children. this week for these reserve units. al%. The Saginaw Bay Bible Confer- New Bridge on M-85 S~a~te Highway Dept. An- Turn to page 8, please. The growth of the list of water !once will hold its sixth annual Teachers Will Spend In the list of new instructors are.
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