Alvin D. Clark was united in marriage to Miss Adda Rowley, in Plymouth, Wayne county, October 18, 1877. Mrs. Clark is a daughter of James H. and Lois (Knapp) Rowley, and she and her husband have these children, Olga Burr, George R. and Edna Dell. Mr. Clark was appointed postmaster of North Star in President Harrison's administration, holding the office for four years, and was again appointed in President McKinley's administration, resigning from the position in 1904. He has been notary public for twelve years, clerk for one term, and while living in Monroe county was elected township superintendent of schools, serving two terms. He is a member of Heath Lodge No. 222, Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
Alvin D. Clark was united in marriage to Miss Adda Rowley, in Plymouth, Wayne county, October 18, 1877. Mrs. Clark is a daughter of James H. and Lois (Knapp) Rowley, and she and her husband have these children, Olga Burr, George R. and Edna Dell. Mr. Clark was appointed postmaster of North Star in President Harrison's administration, holding the office for four years, and was again appointed in President McKinley's administration, resigning from the position in 1904. He has been notary public for twelve years, clerk for one term, and while living in Monroe county was elected township superintendent of schools, serving two terms. He is a member of Heath Lodge No. 222, Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
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