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Ervin Stuntz Authors Book On Indian Chief I rvin Stunt/, formerly of Walkerton. now of Plymouth, authors booklet on the history of Chief 믬naubbee, a powerful Potawatomi Indian in Fulton and Marshall counties. The article is featured in the lates issue of the Fulton County Historical Society Quarterly. Containing 68 pages, the largest quarterly ever published by the FCHS. the booklet sells for $2.00 iplus 50cents mailing) and is available by mail from Fulton County Historical Society. 7th and Pontiac. Rochester. The booklet is also for sale at the Fulton County banks. Rochester News Stand. Rochester and Akron libraries. Hardesty Printing, and the Civic Center museum, open Monday - Friday from 9:00 to 5:00. This history is unusual in that it contains a genealogy of Chief ௬s descendants through his daughter. Trisby Rose, who mar-

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ried a British soldier, .lames Leonard. in 183 b. Lhe Leonard family is scattered over northern Indiana, particular!) the Mishawaka area, and southern Michigan. Several photos ol descendants are included. Meticulously researched, the booklet contains three Indiana treaties signed by Aubbee and his son. Pau-koo-shuk. and anecdotes ol Aubbee’s participation in the War of 1812 and the siege of Fort Wayne, as well as descriptions of his family life and the woodlands he loved. Amply illustrated with photographs of the Indian village sites and rivers and springs frequented by (hiel Aubbee. the book represents years of work on the part of the author. lhe centerfold is a map of the Indian villages in Indiana and Michigan known and visited by Aubbee. Since no photo of (hies Aubbee exists, photographs not having been invented yet. drawings of the chief were made by Lee .Jennings of the Fulton County Art Colon y. The Cass (ircuit Court seal is reproduced because it contains a likeness of Aubbee and Lewis Cass.

( hies Aubbcenaubee ow ned 4b sections of land and had six wives. Aubbee took to drinking and met a grizzly fate, stabbed to death bv his own son. Pau-koo-shuk. in retaliation for Aubbee’s having killed th*.son s mother, one of Aubbee’s wives. Pau-koo-shuk then sold the land for 50 cents to $1 an one of Aubbee’s wives. Pau-koo-shuk then sold the land for 50 cents to $1 an acre to the (J. S. Government in the treaties of 183 b. Other articles in the Quarterly include John Simmermaker's woven coverlets. Cole Bros. Circus photos, and the Whittcnbertger chair that George Washington sat in. now at the Civic Center museum. Spring Motif And Slides Highlight Meeting A beautiful spring day brought 50 members of the Walkerton Community Club to the Communitv Building on Friday. April 18. Tables were attractively decorated and set for the one o’clock dessert served by the hostesses. Hostesses for the day were Ethel Bierh. chairman; Vivian Hillis. Evelyn Schmidt and Bernice Lichtenbarger. Pauline Stanley and Bess Fervcrda were substitute hostesses for Marie Atkisson and Marjorie Clarke who were unable to be there. Vivian Hillis asked the blessing and read two little verses appropriate for the spring season. Clara Dixon, chairman of International .Affairs, introduced John and Isel McCombs who brought slides of their three month trip to Alaska to show the group. Not onh were their slides breathtaking* Is beautiful, but. in narrating. Mr. McCombs gave us much interesting information about the State of Alaska. Their trip began on the

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north shore ol Lake Superior at St. Ste. Marte, Michigan, and time onh permitted us to follow them in pictures as far as Anchorage, lhe McCombs promised to show us slides of the rest of their trip at another time. lhe business meeting which followed. was opened by Mrs. Robert Bowman, president. Members pledged allegiance to our Hag and sang one verse ot God Bless America. Ruth Bobbe presented inspiring devotions. She reminded us that happiness is a state of mind and closed by requesting a moment ol silent prayer for our hostages in Iran. Iwo members of the club. Bettv Griffin and Caroline Newell, who passed away this year, were paid a lovely tribute by Marge Curl. She read a beautiful prayer of thanksgiving to God for releasing them from their earthly cares. Evelyn Schmidt, distributed leaflets to the ladies describing what we should and shouldn't do to curb inflation. Lhe leaflets, a project of the G.F.W.C. after being signed, will be sent to our nation's leaders in Washington. Reservations for the club lunch

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