CA SS C ITY CHRONICLE ¥OLUME 24, NUMBER 6. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1929. EIGHT PAGES. beautiful gifts which were in keeping Hobart, Margaret Murphy, Bernice Rotary Club in this project. Mr. with her coming wedding. Sting, Ira Karr, Filla Jankech, Lucile Striffier was appointed county chair- EN IAL PRO[AiYl Miss Turner is a daughter of Mr. HiGH Weiler, Delma Hughes and Janet man some time ago by the Michigan J LEEBARRETT 18 and Mrs. D. E. Turner of Cuss City Lauri%. Crippled Children's Commission and and'graduated from the Cass Cit9 has spent considerable time in this , PLANS B[ING AD[ , hi~-h ~ohnnl w~th tho olh~ n£ !02A Wi[g sPFAKFRnF FVFNiNG ~e~,~.*.,.~....... 5C&CIICS the first ~......... .... ~ "' at Arena."~ The Alma Record says that she is not PLACE AT MT. PLEASANT 1 Rev. R. V. Keaxns of Flint only much loved by her little folks Dean C. C. Barnes Will Deliver Had Upper Hand in Struggle ONE-HALF DAY BROODER Spring Meeting of Thumb As- but is also very popular among the Will Speak Here on Thurs- Three students of Cass City High I SCHOOLS IN SANILAC teachers and local people. Commencement Address with Bay City Central Here sociation Held at Cass day, May 30. School were among the individual I City Today. on June 19. winners at: ¢he fourth annual scholas-I Wednesday. One-half day brooder schools for EARLY COPY NEXT WEEK. tic Contest held at Central State' poultrymen of Sanilac county will be Gagetown High School will gradu- Teachers College at Mt. Pleasant on Bay City Central High School, held at the following points today J. Lee Barrett, president of the De- _ Stores Will Close on Memorial Correspondents; advertisers and oth- ate four boys and two girls on June May 17. Charles Simkins was award- leaders of the Saginaw Valley League, (Friday) : troit Automobile Club and executive At 10:00 a. m., at the home o± ±w. Day. er contributors of copy for the Chron- 19 when the annual commencement ed first place in botany; Esther Dil- were defeated by Cuss City High secretary of the Detroit Convention dcle are requested to send in their exercises will be held. The students man, third in physics; &nd Phyllis School here Wednesday afternoon. i J" Kulish, 2 miles south of Minden and Tourist Bureau, will give the ad- Stores and other business places City. copy as early as possible ~ext week. are Ado Karr, Florence Karr, Keith Lenzner, third in English 11. The locals secured nine hits and dress of the evening at the banquet in Cass City will be closed on At 1:00 p. m., at the home of John The Chronicle will be printed early Beach, Grover Laurie, Kenneth Ho- Other individual winners in the eight runs, while Bay City's crack served at the spring meeting of the Memorial Day. Stores will remain Guisbert, 2 .mil~s south and ~/~ east because of the Memorial Day holiday. bart and Walter Finkbeiner. Thumb district included Vera King, outfit had eight hits and six runs to Thumb of Michigan Association held open on Wednesday evening, May i Marlette; Ruth Gerber, Marlette; Al- of New Greenleaf. 29, for the convenience of the pub- The programs of Class Day, Bac= their credit. at the high school auditorium here va Miller, Vassar; Beth Albertson, Ak- this (Friday) evening. Louis A. Weft lic. calaureate, Commencement and other Kelley starred for Cass City on the activities of the graduation season at ron; Ellen Bitzer, Unionville; Milan offense, getting four hits out of five of Port Huron, will serve as toast- Bush, Unionville; Carl Taschner, Se- Gagetown follow. trips. Vatters pitched for Cuss City master. The address of welcome will Committees are busy planning the bewaing; John Schuch, Unionville; THLE$[S tHiR after the fifth inning, allowing only be given by Robt. Warner, president last details of the Memorial Day pro- Baccalaureate Service, June 16. Leone Moore, Fairgrove. W C T. U MEETs three hits and two runs. Joos threw of the Cuss City Community Club, gram which will be given at Elkland Invocation .......,:~. .......... Rev. GrinneH two men out at second base. and the response by Thos. N. Graham cemetery next Thursday afternoon, Song .: .............................. Ladies' Choir Score by innings: of Peck. Musical numbers during the May 30. Bible reading ................ Roy. Grinnell AT I]EFt)l[j MAY28-29 program will be given by the high Bay City .......... 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 2 0--6 The parade will form at 1:30 at Song ............. : .................. Ladies' Choir school orchestra, the high school girls Cass City .......... 1 3 0 0 0 0 2 2 *~8 Main and Seeger Streets, headed by Cass City Athletes Go to the Baccalaureate sermon .... Rev. Grinnell County Temperance Society Was sextet, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sut- Boy Scouts, followed by veterans of Song ................................ Ladies' Choir State Meet at Lansing Cass City defeated Croswell Friday ton and a vocal solo by G. W. Landon, Civil War and wives and widows of Benediction .................... Rev. Grinnell Organized in Tuscola 47 all of Cuss City. Roy. Glen Carpenter 9-8 for the fifth consecutive victory of soldiers in cars provided by the com- Saturday. Pianist--Miss Lueile BartholomY of Bad Axe will give the invocation. the season. The game was the most Years Ago. mittee. Senior Class Night, June 17. School children will be assigned a interesting home game played up to Athletes of the Cuss City high Violin solo ................ Charlotte MeFall Program Includes Ball Game place in the line if sufficient numbers date, Luther winning his own game in Deford will entertain representa- school placed third in Class C compe- Merrivale MeFall at piano and Athletic Events for Jr. the last inning. "Lofty" Clement can be interested. tition at~the regional track and field tives of the Tuscola County Woman's A. H. Kinnaird will have general Salutatory ........................ Keith Beach started his first game of the season meet held at Flint Central's stadium Class history ................ Kenneth Hobart and Sr. High Boys. and pitched three hitless innings only Christian Temperanc e Union on supervision of the parade and will Tuesday and Wednesday, May 28 designate aides in sufficient number to at Flint on Friday, May 17. Lapeer Class prophecy ................ Florence Karr to have the Croswell sluggers fall on led in this class with 42 I-3 points. and 29. This society was organized in properly conduct the procession in Violin solo ................ Charlotte MeFall his offerings for five hits and five Following in order were Oxford with Merrivale McFall at piano The annual track and field meet of 1882 and the meeting at Deford next harmony with the occasion. the Tuscola County High School Ath- runs in the fourth. Luther relieved 33, Cass City 31 1-3, Flushing 12, Bad i he rookie and ~retired the side without week will be its 47th annual conven- The exercises at the cemetery will Class oration ........Walter Finkbeiner i leti c Association will be held at Caro tion. begin promptly at 2:00 p. m., and will Axe 10-1-3, Harbor Beach 5, Vassar Class will and giftatory ........ Ada Karr further damage. At the fourth, Cros- 4, Brown City 3, Clio 1 and St. fairgrounds on Friday, June 7. Field County officers are: President, Mrs. include music, recitations and other Valedictory ..................Grover Laurie well led 5-2 and from here to the end Charles 0. Chairman~Lee Wallace and track events have been arranged Genie Martin, Deford; vice-president • features. l of the lucky ninth, the maroon team Cass City athletes placed as fol- Piano solo ....................Melvin Fischer !f°r senior and junior high school at large, Mrs. Adeline Everts, Vas- Ralph V. Kearns, D. D., pastor of " i boys. No athletic events are sched- Âran their total to six while Croswell lows: Glen MeCullough first in the sar; corresponding secretary, Mrs. A. the ~First Presbyterian church at Commencement Night, June 19. l uled for high schooI girls this year. I squeezed in three more runs for a pole vault. Robt. Edgerton first in A. Ricker, Cuss City; recording sec- Flint, will deliver the address. Itotal of eight. i the shot put and first in the discus. Song .... Cass City HighSchooi Sextet The championship °bail game is retary, Mrs. C. S. Bates, Kingston; Fred A. Bigelow is chairman of the Commencement address, Dean C. C. scheduled for 3:00 p. m. The schools Needing two runs to tie in the last i Robert Kelley second in the 100-yard half of the ninth, the first hitter rolled treasurer, Mrs. Hattie Cody, Caro. day. The following committees are in Barnes, Central State Teachers of the county have been divided in The convention opens on Tuesday ~dash. Robert Edgerton second and out second base to first. Vatters hit charge of the day's activities: College i Classes C: and D, following th~ plan afternoon at two o'clock with devo- I Robt. Kelley third in the 220-yard cleanly over second base. Brown sin- Music and program~Mrs. R. A. Song .... Cuss City High School Sextet :adopted last year. The baseball team tions in charge of Mrs. Edna Malcolm dash. Derold Luther third in the gled Vatters to third and took second McNamee, Milo Ragan, Mrs. Earl• Awarding of diplomas, Wesley Down- making the best average in each class of Deford. A roll call of officers add broad jump. Glen McCullough of on the throw, McLarty was safe at Douglas. ing, president of Board of Edu-will oppose each other on field day on unions and appointment of commit- Cass City, Shanahan of Bad Axe and first.