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in at Fourteen The Port Huron Times-Herald Friday, August 26, 1921. ST. CLAIR RIVER DISTRICT NEWS BAND ORGANIZED AT MARYSVILLE 21 Musicians Turn Out For Initial Meeting Marysville, one musicians Initial meeting of proposed band in the Chamber ZOOmS Everyone capable musician public tion has a pected to The first held next Friday creation church. If hearsals creation because of place sic. Harry Jilison, the the band, had charge meeting and in the Commerce backing A the night of talked of en providing made at night.
Porter Block Opened. The opening of the black on Indiana Community last night floor of entertainment scheduled given due to ing. George Clancy was assisted who played piano Light Ont The electric of New and Eighteenth mission Friday will be Painters gulle rails and fences road today winter season. paint is fences visible Elected 36th Time As Secretary-Treas. White James A.
Todd. at for the 36th tary-treasurer Michigan Volunteer elation, nual reunion William Mather fa. was elected Beekel, vice-president: of Yorkville. president. White Pigeon, president.
Dinner and mentary numbered their familles, of 45. STORE TO GO St. Clair Odd Fellows Want To Use Building St. Clair, Aug. -The co-op- erative has served 150 of number otha for past three years pass existence a of weeks a meeting company of FelOdd com- that must the Fellowa Intend to remodel the it building a first class store carries 33,500 stock Work on Plans Architects now working on is expected to start Immedof build- be into dance and front and the building placed The the down- will be started soon so that used for social functions during coming winter.
not remodeling will attempted until next spring how- Fraternal Picnic Today Members of the Odd Fellows and of Knights Pythias, 150 strong, are Island enjoying picnic. A baseball game two lodges was sche- Main Covered The discharge pipe from the tor works pumps into the mains has been exposed for few months to allow work at pumps the wa- sold out work over layer and dirt the pumps 1g now being according to Baron water works pumps should be or ten working days. the are A of have been used with the recently tank. New Manager Clarence of Marine City, has assumed charge of A. grocery store on Jay street following resignation of Glen Scott.
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Made by IDEAL LABORATORIES Chicago Dealer's the old at following stores: TOS. LOHRSTORFER Headquarters Nationally Advertised Products and Retail Distributors St. Clair County DOINGS OF THE DUFFS She Saved Him a Trip By ALLMAN I'M AWFULLY GLAD THANKS BUT OH, WILBUR, COME BUT I MUST CHASING YOU AWAY! WHY DIDN'T YOU I COULD ASKED 3 HER IF I I'M NOT YOU MABEL! STOPPED HAVE IN ANOTHER I MUST BE OVER HERE, I WANT BE NOW! GOING OFFER HER TO HOME? TAKE AND SHE SEE SAID HER HOME GOING! YOU TO MEET A MAIL ME SHED CUP OF TEA GO! BEFORE FRIEND OF MINE! 1'LL GET YOU A PICTURE You THAT BOOK OF IT! MABEL! 09 persons this building. place. The elec- night in SARNIANS MUST PAY UP TAXES Final Warning Issued To Many Imperial City Residents Sarnia, Aug.
-Final warning hag been issued to a number of residents and business men on this side of the St. Clair river that they must immediately pay their income tax or face prosecu-1 tion in the police Some time AgO a number of Sarnians were called to London tax headquarters office and they were given a few days to straighten out their tax reports. Others since that time have failed to pay with the result the up tha Gov- ernmen officials are now giving one last chance to prior taking During a recent visit to this city 8 tax official from the Provincial department stated that Sornia was one of the worst cities in Canada for who had fatted to pay tax for the past has been the feature topic of discussion many of the city council meetings and again en night it will be before the City Fathers when Mayor George Crawford have a number of will this subject to place before the council. la was stated that a number of other Important items will also be up before the Council members. H.
of the Canadian Observer will be the speaker at the Chamber of Commerce Mon- noon luncheon. San.a will be the topic that the speaker will Despite the threatening showers there was a large attendance ot today's end market and with prices showing a slight decline 8 record was re- motor tourista from United crossed the Clair river enroute to Now York City. Some of the visitors were far west 08 Dakota Sarnin's for the the month of August will acording 875 A re- today officials of Called To Detroit By Death of Son Alconac. Ang. Nicholas to it ent funeral Moran, who was hurt in killed W28 able to Disother ot River town week.
Mrs. Lacroix, Marine here week. in Detreit on Shellington. of Van Can- no Gilbert's Merrill and daughter St. Clair Ball Teams Hook Up -The Crystal team played Batterdarkness.
Cleland of member rehearsal Inst night. The petition the of paving has been signed by winning night Wal- residents brought council at meeting. residents want it done NEWS OF MICHIGAN AND THUMB DISTRICT CERTIFICATES ARE ISSUED Many Teachers In Huron County Pass Examin- ations Bad Axe, Aug. 27-The board of examiners have issued certificates to the following successful applicants of the regular August teachers' examination: Second grade: Flossie McCarter, Ella B. Schmidt, La Vergne Power, Jean Lester, Ella J.
Pomella, Belle T. Campbell, H. W. Truemner, Ella C. Motz, Letitia Blackwell, Anna Drummond, Hazel Wolf, Mary Nafzinger, Mary M.
Campbell. Second grade renewals: Peter C. Burns, Myron Fitchett, Laura Jurgess, Mrs. Mary Wolschlager. Third grade: Thelma Davidson, Aletha Tomlinson, Aletha Mills, Anna Shine, Lovdle A.
Hebner, Idena Finkbelner, Esther Dommer, Vera Jessie Murphy, Pearl Fogle, Alta Smith, Ruth Johnston, Madeline Holdwick. Mae McDonald, Anna Bushey, Olive P. Babco*ck, Hazel M. Weltzel, Mary E. Hiljer, Beatrice Koslowski, Gladys M.
Krause, Marjorie V. Austin, Myrtle Maule, Isabel Norton, Gladys M. Laskey, Sylvia Weber, Marion Greenhoe, Gertrude Etzler, Etzier, Horace Smith, Florence Striffler, Gladys McMyra, Gregor, Mae Hunter, Julia Theaker, Lyman L. Corey, Margaret McCrimmon, Marion R. Kinde, Lorene Chape, Milda Wachner.
The following will be issued third grade certificates just as soon as normal credits are filed with the school commissioner: Hazel E. Steadman, Ethel P. House, Hannah Tibbits, Beulah Carr, Florence Pangborn, Irma Harrison, Floyd Snider, Lester Armstrong. Teresa Pechette, Florence M. Morse.
Ethel Bueschlen's county nor mai certificate was endorsed by the board of examiners. Lake Township Pioneer Dies Bad Axe, Aug. 27--A. D. Smal- resident of Lake township, died at his home In Thursday, following A long illness, caused by cancer.
He was born in Wethersfield, New In and came to Case1850. in 1865. When he wag but 14 he enlisted 8.8 drummer boy in the Civil war. entering the service at Ypsilanti and serving for nearly a year and half. For A some he vears operated a hotel at Case- ville.
He some time as also conductor the P. Funeral services were conducted from Caseville, Saturday morning. under of the Masonic auspices lodge. He 1s survived by a widow and H. daughter, Mrg.
S. Graham Will Is Filed In Probate The will of Elizabeth Graham. of who Aug. 14. fled for probate with Brown.
Personal property $10.000 to eg- valued at $1200 will. petition Amos asking that Graham Spalding named provides that $500 will Spalding. daughter. the of rest property will Levi children: Charles, William W. Ruth Graham.
Nora Cole. N. Syracuse, of who died Marine Aug. ROMEO Mra. D.
Major and daughter. Miss Marion Major, were eat things spent the dressed The were ladies as and girls Thursday on with their one back, the number dressed The were Elton Kenney, Mrs. Mrs. rence. Mrs.
Crissman. Mrs. N. Stringer. Mrs.
Mrs. Bertha Georgeft. Miss Mrs. Cissman, Pontiac, J. of Mrs.
Mra. Williard Pickering. this A very delightful day WaS with music, The Martin chautauqua which closed Friday has proved successful far as is enjoyment every the program being by day greatly enjoyed large crowds attended. who have Work was started on a contract for another rear and It is hope of many the that It will be realized. A concrete arch bridge the south of France is hate in existence since B.
Stone Mountain. near Atlanta, is marked as a memorial to the confederacy. FARM BUREAU STATE OFFICERS HOLDS PICNIC SEIZE MUCH RUM Brody Is Speaker At Macomb County Event Armada, Aug. annual Farm Bureau picnic was held at the Armada Fair grounds on Thursday. Picnic dinners were spread upon the tables at atter which followed an excellent program.
Among the speakers was Mr. Brady formerly county agent. The Berville Cornet band furnished day. music for the The athletic program included a game, of atraces and tug tendance was unusually weather conditions permitting. The made of the use gave dinner their husbands and added sum to The their treasury cream with stand.
State's Supply Added To By Public Safety Department (Special to The Times-Herald) Lansing, August 27-Employes of the state police division of the department of public safety, added materially to the state's supply of liquor during July, according to 1 the report of Commissioner Roy C. Vandercook. The police seized 207 gallons of whisky, 1380 gallons of beer, 460 gallons of wine, 96 gallons of cider and 2524 gallons of mash ready to be made into moonshine whisky. addition 61 stills were seized destroyed. and The department made 192 Arrests during the month, 74 of them being for speeding.
and 63 for vioof the liquor laws. Nine persons were arrested and convicted for driving an automobile while and three were held for reckless driving of a car. THUMB PRINTS THUMB EAST KENOCKEE The picnic Allen church was a and ancially. A were and present Port Avo- and enjoyed dinner. A game There in played place.
are bee Tempte J. Mr. will and here with Roy Lawson Mr. Marian Mrs. Morgan Miss BAD AXE WedMrs.
from ening Prescott Littleton formerly severed but START REVISION OF TAX LAWS Legislative. Commission Begins Work At Lansing (Special to the TimesLansing, Aug. of the legislative tax law revision commission appointed by the last legislature, opened offices in the state house this week, and are already at work making a Nudy of taxation conditions in Michigan, with a view of submitting a program of taxation legislation. to the next legislature. The commission is composed of Rep.
George Lord, Deroit, Chairman and Senator Bernie Brewer, Jackson, secretary. Reps. Charl69 Evans and Fred Wells and Senator Frank Vandenboom. Governor Groesbeck and Attorney General Merlin Wiley are ex-officio members of the body. At A meeting held here this week, it was decided that the commission should RO to the National Tax conference to be held at Bretton Woods.
N.H., during September. Members of the commission are keeping a close watch on the right being made on the new corporathe supreme court hold this tion franchise fee law, and should invalid, will have A substitute measure ready for the lezislature, 88 soon A.S the governor can call the members back to Lansing. Governor Groesbeck is taking an active interest in the work of the new organization. The corporation franchise fee law wras the result of his ideas, and he also used the whip hand in forcing the proposed income tax ninendment to the state constitution through the legislature et he firs special session. Herring can detect differences in heat and cold as slight as quara ter of a degree.
MAIL 7.000 BONUS CHECKS ever. Daily Average of 5,000 Will Be and covered action. Maintained (Special to The Times-Herald) Lansing, Aug. 27-More thee 7000 bonus checks were writte and mailed by employee in the office of Auditor General The day and Friday, Auditor O. B.
N. ler Saturday mornbe and indications are that within week the department will handling upwards of 5000 checks a day, Following the visit of a deleg. tion from Charles A. Learned Poe No. American Legion, Detroit this week, the work of writing the checks was speeded up consider ably, Mr.
Fuller has taken a per of his office force off their regule work, and a number of the ployes of the adjutant general hen been turned over to Mr. Fuller. The force of the adjutant re eral is still about 50,000 applia. tions ahead of the auditor general but under the present rate of suing checks, the two otters should be about on the same bass within the next 10 days or (m weeks. day.
Marine for died Wednesday afternoon, nt 5:30, of infantile parlysis. The little girl had been ill but a few hours. ARMADA Harold Plauman who recently received his certificate 28 a pharhas secured A good post- tion with a drug store in Mrs. E. A.
Morrison very pleasantly entertained the Newly- at her home Thursday. A Wag served at twelve- thirty, by followed interesting games. Guests of honor were: Mary Miss Ward, of Ann Arbor; Miss Chambers, of Romeo, and Mrs. Dunseith. of Pontiac Mrs.
Martha Cudworth is criti- Spencer, W. A. M. J. Dudley and Charles guests of Ray Dudley Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Helberg and daughter, Norene, have returned from Na- Mrs. M. D. Hollis children visitin in Detroit Mr.
Arthur and Sterling from a visit with Pearl of son. Lewis. Mt. Pleasvisiting mother, her Mrs. Mra, B.
Preston an extended visit with Mr. her Mra. N. H. Pillsbury, at Maine.
10 Mr. Mrs. Wm. Frost, Mrs. a Alice Lewis 1s Mrs.
M. A. of 18 guest of her S. sister, Finch. BROWN CITY Mr.
Powell, living northwest of horses killed evening passenger train night, horses had pasturing brok- fence got into and them at struck west of town Tuck 0. went to son. of W. M. Marlette, visited Mra.
where sone make home Mr. Mra. of and of Jonesville, was ALLENTON Mr. Maynard Hiller Clears the Pores Of Impurities Daily use of the Soap, with casional touches of the Ointment as needed, cleanses andpurifies theskin and from pimples and blackheads. Cuticura Talcum is ideal for powdering and perfuming.
ample Dept. Maiden 48. Sold Ointment 25 and lie. Talcum Soap shaves without mug. Former Physician, of Armada, Dies Smith.
discuss. Armada, Aug. 27---Dr. Burial Hodges, a practicing physician Armada for many years, died st his home in Detroit on Pride morning, after a lingering flies His death brings sorrow to the community which he served bet as a physician and a loyal fried He leaves A a widow and a deuce ter, Athleen. Funeral services 1 be held on Sunday afternoon 2:30, from the home.
to children ported. Detroit. next spring. through John Mrs. and moved Mr.
The truffle, A fungus STOP found in some parts of Europe considered a delicacy for the tabs Reid of department. Mr. Clark and residents the paving aged with family. Pars killed Mon- for around fields Mrs. S.
Misg of Sheridan town River end Tuck. Cen- was Barks Hattie Mrs. and and Thursday De- has Mrs. pro- Chambers sup- the innings of $600 the appoint from good of Ray J. guests returned to Mills of morning.
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