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Brought Here For Burial.

Mrs. Fannie Gruver Grabach, wife of William H. Grabach,
passed away at their home in Tecumseh, Mich., last
Friday after an illness of more than a year. She had
never recovered from the effects of the operation. The
body arrives in Clyde Tuesday morning, accompanied by
her husband, and was taken to the home of her sister,
Mrs. Gus Newhouse, south of town, where funeral services


were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock and burial
was made at St. Jacob's cemetery.

Fannie Gruver was born in Adams township, Sept. 11,
1880. She was the daughter of Daniel and Amanda Gruver.
Her girlhood days were spent in the vicinity of her
birth and at the age of 16 years she was united in
marriage to William H. Grabach of near Green Springs adn
they resided on a farm near Green Springs until they
moved to Michigan in 1908.

She was the mother of eight children, namely Mrs. Roy
Chappin of Mecosta, Mich., Naomi, who died in infancy,
and Daniel, Geraldine, Gwendolyn, Lisle, Loice and
Bertha all at home. She is also survived by two sisters
and a brother, namely Miss Anna Gruver of Fremont and
Edwin Gruver of Bloomville.

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Will Address Boy Scouts.

This is Boy Scout week all over the nation and in
special observance of the occasion Rev. T. L. McConnell
will deliver a special sermon to the Clyde scourts next
Sunday evening. The lads regret very much that
Scoutmaster Wold will be unable to be present. Robert
Pickett is looking after his duties as scoutmaster.

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Clyde Walloped Willard High

Clyde High basketball team must have had a grudge
against Willard High Friday night, when they ran up a
score of 48-12 in a one-sided basketball game at Terry's
Hall. Substitutes were used during most of the game and
every man gave a good account of himself. Willard never
had a chance during the entire contest. Sargeant was the
star of the evening, caging 11 field goals, which is a
record of be proud of in any basketball game.  Wincland
got 6, Moyer 2, Jack also made 2 free throws.

In a preliminary game the Junior High of Clyde defeated
the 2nd team by a score of 16-12.

Friday evening will be the big attraction in the
basketball world for Clyde, when the strongest team yet
met this year will come down to Clyde. Berlin Heights,
which has defeated practically everything in its path
for the past few seasons, is scheduled to bring both its
boys and girls teams here, and Clyde will be primed for
the big battle of the year. A record crowd is expected
to be at Terry's Hall tomorrow evening.

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