.. ·~;~~~~~~;!, ~!~t~~t. "'" .:.. , .. ~-__,_T_h_e_.·_· _·l_n_:·.,...... !!!g~·: ~h:..:...__· _a~: r-:-l_1_·G_._,__. o_· -u___;· · _n_· ·.·_t---.!!!y!___.__·~-- J_e_~~~_:w_~.Din-~ll~'_S_.. \. ~ _ ~1,200 nhove expenses was re·il'j?lltnl sracc dl·oppecl $350, naclng - turned hy the l!l5G county fair, fees nlon fr~ll nff· by $•JOO. Nlnoty-Sevrmth Year, No, 38 ~.~sbn, Ml~:hlgan, Thursday, September 20, 1956 nncorrllng to Uw rcpurt suh·j Pmenmls fmm sules of ·Hf and mined to supervisors Monday. scrarnhle steers WC!!'e up hy $2,· 'l'olal Income! this year wu~. 400 hut that limn. cltd n!Jt In· unly ulmut $750 mom than In' creusn llw rrotlt of Llw .fulr. l!l55 bLit expenses were lower./ Hor~c• rudng dlt!hursemo)lt.; Primary Fund '!'he Income wns gmut cmuugh to wem $Hi,ts and councilmen who have bellcved all '';pu'rchasecl it. The belts happened Dunckel· told >!U!Jcr·vlsors Jre Buili(er !·Ill!: . Felt Piaiiis,·· $1,· part of the new sanctua1•y be,inl:< com~leted.".. 1n 1892 Epworth pletect, t.hc-.pr:esent.·sanctuary., will to come wilh the car. lie said he appreciated the opportunity to 0<12.26; Labcrteaux, $754.74; Bir· e'reded adjacent to· the old'. ; · ,League hall was added to the be converted into an educational reports .....-_ · ,} · · -~ ·• · of BarTy's promises::Ue lies rfght figured to malr nt ----·.-- the building ami contents were pervisors said, because of ~flp~al8 report won't mean too much any. Grand nap!.;s has declared that S~ffers reduced to ashes. Services ·were tal(en from county equaltzatwn. way," Taylor· said. All Improve· the GOC program Is important School Damage While the nppeals tnl' ~· ( ', • :· J .:;. :~ .l· ~· .
\' ' ,' provided 0 clewr game. ship will soon he lnvlte,l to the Chrlstlnn Sclonm ehurch; MI'R, He wns born ,July 2tJ, 1874, nt Hnmon Murtlnez, Mason, was cnm·t lllls werlt were llst(•rl hy lndPr-GJenn post · No, 510 next: Mrs. Boemnll gllve the secretnryH town hall Jo. rllsfllss township Clll'lstlnc Herzig, Losl!e Music Pulusld to Roher! Clinton. nnrl tnlmn Into custody Monclay night him 11s .follows: SHJIIg- duh; Mrs; l{cnneth Austin, Nnrw;r Marla Knowels Bra!!. For Monduy evrmlng, Seplemt1er ~4. report·, zoning, for rlrlvlng pn •EI mvolferl llce11Se. Don Phillips, Mason, running Having Degrees Wolvc'r·lne Boys Slate if! con• -- Losllo Hobhy club and OES; Mrs. 2•1 >'ears, Mr. llrull op.ernted a He plenr!ed !(l\llly Wednesday and stop sign, $·1.~0. dueled by I he state Amorlcun Lo· Mr•. an(! Mr~. Clnrence Mill· An.hnpoJ•fnnt point nhnul r.on· Halnil Wehor, Lamplighters club; hm•rlwnre slorC! nt Pnrmu, Dur~ wns.glven fi days In jnll, Officers · President or the Stoclthl'iclge hoU""· p.tj·en"ncl Ill!! DclJ•oii·New lng Is thai It Is nnt retmact.ivc Mrs, Erl Blnd ~ Whlli! lli1CI Mrs. In'' the• fllt~u·e." "· _. llH, WIll (!f)meH MrH. C. C. Hall, Mtlslc Slurjy E,; sons, Dr, Robcl'l. C. of Quincy, master's der,ree this summpr, at elect govornmont off.I.Clqj11 trom D!lVId Glenn wr.re Po-hosto~sos· ut club; Mrs. Ru~scll H. Shaw, J3np- Donnlrl L. or ,Jaelmon anrl .Tar:lt flier!, It wns lndlrnterl 'I'hmsclny. Dougl11~ J·Jryser·, Lansing, the recent bcull'fl meetlllif· T]Jey rlruln mmmlsslonorR to 11 govtlr· the Wnfle home Sntul'dny eve· ho~t·d fuJ•ilwr oxplnlnerl tlst olmrch; Mrs. Ethel McLillll, D. nf Mnsnn; hrolhr.rs, Theron of ,Judge Adams found 'Am!Jers sperrllng. $12. Ttf 1 nrc: Donovan Cronkhl(l!, Agrlcul· nor. It Is n very pmclleul educp· nlng,, nt a ll'fclllln shower· for 11 H1 11e w 10 1 c 11 111' lu~hlnrl ~onlng Splrltunllst. r:hurch: Mrll. nuth Hm•ton nnd Gl!'nn nf Homer; anrl Snmons of Holi: guilty Thmsrlny Clnlr Fllf!!t, Lnnslng, allowing 1ure; Robert M~Ciew, mallw· lion In govennncmt. Connie CJ&rl' of Tocums!!h, Is one of lwlpfulnoss lr) rJQiermln· Elrler·, clrect represonlntlve ot 6 grnndehlldrPil. on n cl1nrge of r·ecltless driving. rtil unlicensed 11Pr~on to ch·lvr, $4. matlcs; nnd Harland Nye, hand IJplcJe•tO·hr. of ,Terry Bal'lnn, son lng how the gJ•onto.~t good fm· !he Scrvir•e Connell; Mrs. c. J-I, W!il· Rev. Willard Del'·ll~ llCJie:.. for. a · frlrndl;r. uluh .. get·to son, with· rheodore Swift .appear· · D 11 11 II ·• 1 011 ~~~vl~f;e C~~fi!Jl/okf~g ~~~d~~~ Mrs. Elizabeth HFnrly we)•e P, ;1, ~ ~~Hfl!. Itt 11 n -·· nt Clawson ship I here .·nre nrens oJ' r*triels lng· fm• the people...... av r · nn·o r. 1'r nn, 1 o, 11 GA.R hnll, ware Mrs. FJ•cd Heuer, :{!ot:Jler and· horse .show at tha Icing contrar.t for the elementary Fleming of Munith nnd son, John, . · · w .e. • , . such 118 f:mnlng Ul'flns,. residen· cha!rmun for Leslie township; [\ncl B.o.h _Hnffman farm, The Benny. Fletcher or Stocldll'lrlge speeding, $1,1. · .~)Ice w!ls found guilty hy . .Jnclge Roher! SIJ·pets, Slorkhrlrlge, schools. - · of White Plains, New YorJ1, Mx%· · Mr.. llnd Mrs. l~:rnest Sm1th ~nrl tlnl amos without tnrmR, pa1•k Mrs. Rleharcl Frohr)ep, sr~r·eJnry; nc.xt ~egulai r hlh·mP('IIng wlll-hr __.. ______spr.erllng, $10 .. George WlnterR !IIIII IJ!lughter,· ;I,.orettiJ Dr!lves will attend B11l:1 and playgmun!l nrens und oihers, Authorized Willi the Plii'Chase KathJ·yn, of Pontiac and WJI) g:r{IQIJIJ.IIon nt Gre!lt Lnltes tmln· • The whole plan Is designed to ancl Mrs. Otto l~anchor, trcnsurm·.· Or.to'br.r 2: ... AlfrPrl Stnplr.ton, Plnelmey, of 3 adrlltlon!ll new Royal type· Cavendrw of .Jnclrlngs to Hi the 11pend the weclt end there. environments against practice.~ Chest aide from Lansing; and Roll Bn~l• DruilllneH Tolrl Allnnn Isanhart, Gmnrlvll!e, no numbnJ• of Royal typewrJtnr" Glen Drown agam led In Hhoot~ " ~' " Mr, lind MrR. John Oshorr1e ,"ncl · whleh would be ciel'n". ato.ry, and Lawrance Linde mer, area ehujr- . Sept em her 21 ~ Is . the deadline rhnuff,~ur's lierm~e. $2. • ad(lnd till" "Ummer Now "0 inrr_ honors Suncla,Y with 2 ~ounds ''I " .. mnn from St·oclly year's drive were Mrs. Robert VAtlon commlttres off!J1P.s Jm•atrrl · 1 1 r· th M 1wve returne 10me a ter.spen . ,., " 11 'l'l]e 26 attending guests were en- 1 $" t 100 Carts, Mrs. Joe Carls, Mrs. Dunne in eacl1 county. . I I I I I 1 ' ng, ''1' men ary RC · · rorn· e C· ing the summer at Houghlon Ornl!hll, Nebraska. They attended to tho desl~natlon ?f the nature .er a 11 ~' 1 IY P ayrng shower Donna Allen, Mlrllnnrl, running Fadden ·corporation In Lanl'llng. Lalte. nora! .services for a relative. of each chstrlct, 1ts suitability Kinch, Mrs. Harold Huffine and games. Aftel' Mrs. Dulte opened stop sign, $4.50. Mrs. Frohriep. · Memhers of the honrd of trus- F\tture ·mnterlal bids wll1' he Guests of Dr. and Mrs. ·G. D. 'Mr; jlnd Mrs·. Herold Ludtke, for particular uses as well as to gifts for the baby, refrPsiHnl'nts Fl• oyr 1 p cmn 1nglon, Cl. Jarlnflc, asked for drapes for the elemen- Culvar the past week were. her Mr.Pnd MrR. Elmer Lehman and sttndards to be observed in rlls· Caplalns of solicitation groups tees of the Congregational' church wcre Pervert. ' running stop sign, $.J. tary school nnd for basl\ethall 2 sisters and their husbands of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Barber attended P?oal of sewage, the maintenance present were: VIllage of Leslie, and their spouses ·met iit· the 1 Rollnnrl Eckstnnn, Saginaw, black ?onrds· fo r the new gymnn· Milwaulwe, Wisconsin, Mr. and the '40 et 8 initiation and dinner nJ w.aiCJ' supplies or the provision huslness, George Luecht; reslclim· home of Mr. am! Mrs. Paul .Jupp J~uel,ro Clnh 1\li!t~l.~ speerllng, $10. s mn 111 the h1 gh school. Mrs. Roy Phillipp and Mr. nnd at J.,nnsing Saturday evening. !~Jr fire pr·event Ion or other health tlai,(Mrs. Ed Blacl' and Mr. and Mrs. Don Kuhls am! Mrs. Ruth Q~iffen in night at Turney's honoring Mrs. arbJtrnry. They must he reason· ship, Mrs. Lloyd Blaclpend· vacation to Washington, D. C., entertained by Mrs. Lu Hoepcke . Speaking in behalf of the drive day; hand prai~t.Jce, . 7 p.. m., Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Clarlt Mr. Moore wn~ horn April lG, mg 3 weelts m ·Michigan. ancl' the Smol:. v.crn Glo~er, chall'J?lan of b~fore the Lions club will. be Mr. ~hursclay; . choll' pract ire, S · p. entertained at Sunday dinner Mr. 1870, In Mr. and ivlrs. Isaiah ~------:--....------,tWerlrlP!ulav, September 26, at 1:30 the Leslie Serv1ce Council, ancl NICholas nnd Mr. Linde mer. A m., Thursday.·· , and Mrs. Dave Edwards of Flint. Moorc.at White Church, Canada. p.m ... M1·s. Mary Agnew, secretar·y, told speaker will nlso ·address the · Sunday guests o£ Mr. and Mt·s. At lhe age of Hl, he went ln. ' members of the council· of plans Teach.ors clith. Any other group · · · D' 1 C 1 · b th · Not·th Dakota. It was there he Win. atllllJ' Re~n·o·1'[. IC\ onner were 1er ro· er-m- , Stockbridge Uaptlst, James E. for the coming season's work at wishing to have a·spealtor•. 10:30 a. m., the ,recent meeting. United Che~t Fun (I facts before Chnr·le Be t t J f 'I f sclwol I eacher formerly of Ma; .: The . mercury • clroppcd . to . ~ s nne s, · anr amr y o 'worship service; 11:35, a. m., A more complete repres~nlf!tion. ~heir .• meetrng. shoulcl contact Lansing son. She died in Fe!Jrunry of this from each club and other• ·groups 'Mrs.' Fr;ed Heuer, the Leslie chair· new low fcir. the season in the . '· · · . , . . M M f ch~rc11 school,- Irene Cobb, supar· night Wednesday; A .low of .Mr. and Mrs. Lee Swartz and year. r·. oorl' was a armer. · · VC)Iume 97,flo. 38 .~ intendant; 7:15 p. m., .Junior ami interested in the alleviation ·of man:· 29 PUBLISHED THUR~DAY AFTERNOONS IN THE ~ITY Of suffering ot· general problems Tlte· breaiHlown .of' the $2175 1yas recorded \Vhich incllcates if .family of Perry nnd Mr. and Mr~. A daughter, Mrs. Maude Fer- SeJtio'l' B. Y. F., adult union, ,John it's MASO!'!, MICHIGArl , within the Leslie area was urged. quota for this y~ar is: United your toniatoe~ aren't. canned, Burt Swart~ .ancl family of Ver- nand of Alsen, North Dakota, Prentice, leader, subject', "Are montville v•srtr. t th 1 t8 came to Mason :3 weeks ago lo "lnt.red •• aecoad olau matter at vostolflce, Ill a son, Michigan, un~er Act The record of families and in- Community chesl services, $1100; probably too lat(?. · PrecipitatiOJi , · .. c e r paren ' help care for hc1· fnther. He had We Ready for Christ's Return?" amounted to .06 of an inch, which Mr. nml Mts, Lee Swartz, Satur· · · · o! March 3, l87D . . . · p. · m,, evangelistic hour. The dividuals helped ~ince the last Leslie service council, $500; lay heen sick for the past mont h. 1¥0th annual Michigan Baptist meeting of lhe group was read. CHOP, $300; cancer,'·$150; Girl fell on the 18th. Average tem- ·c · · · . Other survivors arc another Mrs. C. C. Hall gave the treafi· Scouts, $100 and operating ex· perature for ·the wee!\ ·was 57. . Mr. n~d Mrs. Cec1l Rosebury l:lU~CRIP-J'iON J!ATES convention convenes in the First against 69 for the average a· and famrly drove to Byron Su~- daughter, Mrs. Amold ilolherg of One re~r In· fnll'~oin and Dleploy advertl•lng ratoe on •P· ··Baptist church of .Jacl was earned by the. class sell· lng l)omemade candy, salt water taffy,. cupcakes and paper:. last ye11r. .. I ~--~----- .MICKEL,S()N~iiAKE:R • Ketchl~aJt; Alnskit, lies 500 miles closet• to the Orient than :I aiw part of the · conthterital -/. Lumbe.- Co·. · .United States, the National Geo· & r "YOUR. .·.. TOWN COUNTRY' . 'YA'RD'' ;;;f:~~~~~----..~-:-~-----..;....;..;....-...~..;..-1 sraphlc. So~lety says.. , · · · 1 se,.vioemen , Cnrlton B. Dennett, son of Mr•, lrmve, grnclttntes will report lo ·County Acquires nnil Mrs, Peter H. Bl!nnctt of lihiphonrrl duties or tJCI'Vice Wyeth .Take$ R!ch&rcl A. I.nxlon wns recent· 2[)~0 Plr!IIIIJs rorul, MnHon, grnrlu· .~chnols dorwncling on the qunllll· Jy promoted to nlrmun 2/n nnd ·ntcd fi"Om t·eer•ult tmlnlng Sept. t'llllnn!l rnd1 hns domonnmtml. ... ~erving h POll· , Pa reels of Land is with tho 7171 nh· 8 al tlw Nnval Tmln c(~ntor, ·------$20,000 Off '• lrol and warning Hq Luulron 111 11 s ot Arc you cnllerl on or:cuslonnlly t•cmolc roilnr silo In Alm:lw. Air· "boo! camp" lnc,ludorl drill and to rln some Jlllhlle spc!nltlng? '!'ips For New Route mnn Lnxlon was rnnlti!d fottrilt lnstntcllon In scnmnnshiJl, gun· in hnol dly r•nuncll· men hy City r~nglnP.r.r• Waller 7.1mmer• Mnnrlay nl~:ht. I 7.1mnwr :-;nlrl Wyl'lh offlr.lnls "have iiPr>n rnnsl cnopr.mllvr." In wor·itlng wilil llw dly to rcducn nnrl t!llrnlllniP. f:tl wasle thnt has n I limn.~ slower! I hn r.fflr.lency nf the rlly srwngP. rllsposnl plnlll. Wynlh l111s rlroslgnerl a nnw tlt·ainngP. nrr.n In rllvm·t mlllt ,· splllagc from emptying Into thr. 1 • C'lly Jiystcn"i, Zimmer· explnlnnrl. lir snlcl I hat n grouse lrnpllils nl· l'<'ndy nl'!'(VI'rl at I he plant nnd will he lnstallc>rl soon. Wlwn It Is, the engineer· rlcelnrcd, It will Kellogg•s prnclleally ellmlnnlo gnmsc .from VII{.. e11terlng srwr.rs fmm llw Wyeth 5 lb SUGAR .FREE CEREAL r>lnnt. All You Want Zimmer snlrl nrw disposal plnnt w8th p~a·chase of designs will lw rcnrly for inspcc' pkg. llc tlon hy thr slaiP. health rll'pnrt· SURE.FRESH mr!nl Novrmhcr· 1. It tho rmrgh OV~R-ZEALOUSr~iESS.may' hov~ prompted Mason Kiwanians to rip this bathtub plan Is nPccpterl, It will he re· G ' h · d · h Th b b ld h K l Cartons wiH'Iccrl Into flnnl drawings ami Kiwiinian Fran k uerriero s ouse Tue~ ay mg t. e tu wi 11 e so at t e annua 1 iwonis.· com- submit terl to tho council for liP· munity sale in the former Packard garage on Cedar street Friday and Saturday. Howard 'McCowan lB Bulb~) SY~VANIA CHEESE provnl together with estimates of and Lowell Robinson are resting on the rim of'the tub. Jack Davis and AI Rica are sitting in the c:osts yrt 1his winter, l1c added. toapsuds. These 4. plus other Kiwanians looted. M3son attics and basements this week in search ·of 2Ln 69c Tlw Pnglnecr sold dally tests community sale merchandise. G'uerriero wasn't home when his tub went out the front door. (Ingham LIGHT BULBS IJOOTH'S FRO~EN arcngc hclogsystem. marie F'nets In !hedarivcd rlty :o;cwct·· from __County....:...._..:...... :.... Ne~s photo.) ______, ______· _ 5 lb Sugar ' Hw lcsls will hr used In design· Dreaded Shrimp ing lhe rllspnsnl plant, he said. INGHAM CATS NEED SHELTER, TOO mnnagrr In LanRing A & P Only $1.52 10 Ounces An earlier rllsposnl plant de· StOI'f'S. 8 Light Bulbs sign wus thrown out hy the stnto • f R p f Tlwr·l' arl' ~ d1lldrcn in the 59c SOCie 1\uipc>rs family, .T .. y, 10; Glenn, health drpnrlmPnt last summer· Humane y e or s MINUTE-MAID her:ause its rffidoncy would-not Cats are lwcomlng almost .as'bl'en 8 pigeons, lfl ~quirrr.ls, 13 R; .John,;; ;mrl Sandra, 2. The 1 KuipP.r>: am mcmbm·s of the havr• matched slnto spccifica· numerous as dogs at the Ingham opossums, G raccoons, :J ehii,l<· FROZEN tions. The delny of drsignlng a county animal sheller·. Ml'S. Edith ens, 3 ferrets, a goats, 21 parn· .Plymnul II Congr·cgat ion a! church new plant upset n proposer! $.100,. · 1 f 1 I 1 lG hh' 3 1 13 Ill Lansing. lie is a· graduate of 000 revenuo bond issue which was Hosmer, presrc cnt o · t 1e ng· ra rls, eannr cs, · Battle Crrr.l< , Lalwview high to rover lhP rlispnsnl plnnl, wa· hnm County Humane Society, other birds, 9 ducks, 3 hamstf.'r.o; school and an army vcternll with Orange Juice made tire report to Ingham su· and a !ami>, a phcasnnl and a :l':, YPllr!;,in England, Fr·ance ancl Candidate Asks ter anri sewer extensions. pervlsors Monday. For tlw first muskrat given sheller, she snirl. Gc1·mnny. 2 FOR 43C 8 n1on~hs of this year, she said, I If aninwls can he relenscr! in His cllli.V tour in England was Republicans :to tho unrmal shelter hanrllerl 3,738 nntural surroundings they. are n profitnhlr. nnr. His wife, Vinlel, rings and 2,2!l3 cats. given Iihertv. MrR. Hosme:· ~aiel. is fl'nm Nottingham,· England. 12·0t. Eoch 41 C Leroy Farmer The county pnys the cnsl of If they nrc ·hadly crippled Ol' arc The Kuipers plan to move to Seek Labor Vote har~clling dogs hut the llllmane apt to br. caged in a zoo, Uwy go Mason as soon a~ hnm:ing can he SHURFINE socwt)' pays fot• Joocl and care into the gns rhamhcr, she ex· loratl'rl. In a tall( before the Ingham Dies Suddenly · given cats ·nnrl other nnimals. In plaincd. Yottng Republican club ln Lan· CREAM CORN MEAT PIES .1 liT t tl 1 t. tl 1 1. I " Till' Znngcrs inlrncl to J(cep on sing Wednesday night a candl Frank Oesterlr, GO, prominent ' ~~I Ion --~ .. C':___:n s. __ ~ e_w~ej Of the 3,73R rings handlrcl so living in Mason. 'l'hl'y came here ~late urged 'the youn" ~en anci CHICKEN Lern•· farmer anr! lifl'·l imc res!· far· ll1is ynar 2"> I \Ver·e ''Olll 41'1 f J\1 11 1 1 " 303-Size BEEF- "fUR KEY FOR J • ~· ' • o • rom · arcc us w wrc w was women to Invite support from 4 99c dent of I he community, died sud· were redeemed i111Cl 10 escaped,: store manager·. labor. Charles E. Chamberlain, FOR 33C rlcnly nf !wart attack Satul'llny Mason Men'.s Kl·n leaving 3,0G3 for the gas cham·, _..::::.____ Republienn enndldate fo~ eon· 2 at St. Lawrence hoSJlital,• Ian· ber Mrs Hosmer· rerJorlrd · "' f II k ' ·· · . · · gressman, was the spealter. PRIVATE GROWTH s • j sing. He was bnl'll December 18, Taxpayers contribute $1,000 a Ch. amberlain' called the Repub· 18~11, lhr snn of .lol111 anrl Agnes ata v · trlc. en. month lowal'll operation of 1111'' Mother o·les at Oestrrlc • lican party the party of the fll· . .. , ..· ,., . animal sheltct• hut only for thl' I) t h 1 COFFEE Frank Oesterle and Bernice . :a tally stucken. Salu_r, ay . at care nf dogs. The society pays h ture, the party t at draws peop e I aug ter s Ho e Reg. 99c Lay wer!' married F'ri))'llary 17, hiS ,,h.nm~. In Lansmg WolS ~ttlrus about an r>qunl.· amo.un.l ft.·om it~ ' • ' ' • m together, not apart.. If Republl· 1921. HI' s!'rvl'rl in World War I I~. I r y, G.~. hrothcr of Albert and own funrls, Mrs. Hosmer snirl. cans are to · be successful this nnd was a memher of lhc Wil· J.rerl F'ry of Mason, who died at Mrs. Eva Russ, 77, died at the year, he said, they must ujfpeal ONLY liamstnn VF'W posl. Mr. Oesterle Sparrow hospital, Lnnsing. ., . home of her daughter, Mrs. Har· to independent voters, discerning 79c ·was rlireclnr nf Baker school for Julius fo'ry wns horn tile son A & p p t riC'IIe Dillon, 42,1 East Ash, last Democrats and men and women 23 ,V!'ars. He rl'signerl tilnt post of Rudolph and Maggie Yunl sons ancl ment of labor. Republicans made MORR.ELL•s PICNICS Iiams ton; and •I grandr:llildrcn. .Tewet t funeral home with Rev. next week cln ughters, Daniel Russ, Barry· the head of that department a ?.Oz. GLASS 39c Ftt'nm·al services were con· Raymond Norton, pastor of Ma· George JSTORE At Grieve lJ'Ien 's·Boys' W'ear Mason 142 W. Maple I IT'S TOPCOAT TIME
WEEKLY SPECIALS I
A Full I 6.0z. BIG S'HAKE Our Hart, Shaffner & Marx and Curlee ' ' I, ' and a topcoats have arrived. For three weeks,
'\ ~LARGE! HAMBURGER till October 13, we are giving a HAT, ' of your choice away "FREE" ·(value Only 41c . I to $1 0.95) with the purchase· of.any top· Sc C)ff coat regardless of price. on all . ' . AIRBORNE REPAIRS--AI·,' .. Sund~es -·Sodas.- Malts phonse Traber clambers from . ' ' ·:'\ ' . ' . . . . ' . the saddle of his motorcycle to• · make a minor repair as the crowd, 120 fee_t below, holds Its ' i , breath. 'l'rnber, with his ~~~n~·: ., gllng partner-Sonja Trabel'"'-" \ . was in the middle of his circus: MEN'S WEAR net in · Snlnt .Nazaire,. France.' Watch for· Next,, Weelcis .. Special· After making the engine ad·: \ (F~rmerly· Neely's)'. \ l~. \ ' justrpent, Alphonse cllln bed' \ ' I. GRIEVE ' \' .. back into the saddle to.contlnlie · 344 1. " .t)!~~Ct./ •. ,-.. ----,-.--·· Jefferscm · ' ,··: •'. ' .... ' .. •:·.' I , , 6venfl Personal~ Junior Child .Study .Ciuo· Soctal I anJ·/ ·. : • • • • • • . . ' Meets at. Dines Terrace. '1'wcnty·one mcm\JCI'S or Muson 1\frs. Clinton,' Mt·s. Selnnldt IIIII! 1t(nlor Cl!lld Sturly f!\nh nnrl Mrs, Winston Danect·. Mrs, Shower Given ·heir guasts 'gnthct•erJ nt Dines Bmwn, Mt·s. Cnvunnugh unci Mp;, l'crrnce Wednesday lot• u soda! Humid Lnvls won pt·Ize~ In For Mrs. Curtis •venlng und llrst meeting of the c1mnstn. year, At till' next mer.Jing nf the cluh Guests lncludcrl 1\fl·s. Morrice Inn 0Ptnhet• 21 ut the home of At Locke Center .~avnnnugh of Leslie, Mrs. Nnt Mrli. (•'rank Sl'llmlclt, Mrs. Mel 1 UIIIng of Bunlwt· Hill 111111 Mrs. Avery will he gLlest Hpcalter, He1· Vllllnm Thnrburn, Mrs. Rny AI· t np\e will be "Can Homemaking · 'ermnn, .Jr., Mrs. Genn::e Clinton Be u llewanllng Cnt·ccr'l" md MI'S, Hlli'Old Bull, 'l'hey Wl!l'e • • • ' ;reeled by the lHJKtcs~cs, MrK ·.P.Hter Pnlmcl'. Mrs. l•'mnl< ~chm!dt, Mt·s. Rollin Dart, Mrli. )onald Cnlrns and Mrs ..James Surprise Party Brown. Prngl'llms {or the yen1·, In the Is Given for theme of "It 'l'al ' ~venlng. u surprise party Saturday eve· Table prizes· 111 ht·Jr!gc Wl!lll tn nlng honoring his liith birthday nnnlvCJ-sary. The party was given hy his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. Hills to Observe G. Langham. Doug's ft•\cnds at the party 25th Anniversary were TC!rry Hell, MllIngham County News September 20, 1956 Page 4 I IT•s Christmas Lay-Away Mrs. Williams Is Grange Speaker Time at Ware's Shipment·s Arriving Daily
Use Our Lay-.Aw·ay Plan Do it Now!
. DRUG & CAME~A. · · Mason WARE'S· ,,..
Those discharged from Mason .Genel'al hospital this wee!< were Mt•s·. Robert Ray of Lansing and Mary Dlngwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dingwell; Mrs. Charles Hills, Mrs. Joe SanMi· I gun!, Melinda Bunker, (raughter
1 of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bunl ltlthy ltontl Mrs. Alton Kinney Rahy Road 4·1! cluiJ nwl rc· cently al the Waller Simon home ]>_1·iv1•1• ]s ]Uflll't'll with 10 members present. Riclwrd M Arlsll, ::2. 12:11 W.tl Michael Guhry pJesJd~rl over the son avenue, IIoJJ, is 111 St. Law· business meet mg. Fa1r 1 ibbons renee hosp11 c~J, Llllslng, for 1rc.Jl Hm!l'tl 1111 ,., ~at ely Of'l it•e•· were given out. t f 1 1 1 f men o a JIO wn nose .1nr ace I!olt ho.tnl of l'rlucat•on ap- Hemy Ifnusl'mdn anrl Clement .tnd se.1lp ~he JecC'JVerl Sun JIIlacing,,, lite lairs the hotilevarrl. J\J•, J\l<Jssncr L11mb~1 (J ;11 and cookies were served. \ potts g1ven on 1itc Nd 1lMrs. P,llli Phillips. 'I' S A open house Mond11y ntglli 1 S<'ptemhl'r 24, at Ch,ulot te. The Mr .nul Mrs. l<,..nncth Brown at t11e sdtool. Guests WPtc tnJ,en v,ns1ty will ph•~· Grand Ledge B 1 11 /' 1 entertained at a card party Sal· on a conducted tour of tile sr-lwol i September 28 <~I Holt OOIC (l It~ urday cvenmg. Guc~ts present Carl Cl,u·J;, pres1den~. i;ttl'Oduced 1 Women's As~odation nl ~Holt were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth H1II ~obert Scluefer, pt1nc1pal, wlw Ptcsh"'ll'tJ.I ogram started Mon· BACl\ Otltet· f,wets of the game dnv 1 me expilllcd In Roy Duncan's \ 'l'lw dtcst X-I'HY uniJ Will be at the htqh scho·•l Monday, Scptcm· SIX MAN FOOTBALL and How· hnr 24, It om 8:30 11:30 a. m. for ani Roberts' 'I'll!!: S'l'OR~ OF PRO l•'OOTBALL ' We ··Deliver Day or Night st udl'nts In the 10, 11 and 12 -septemb,er; gr~rtes. Sl,\listlcs on pa~t g.unes--bolh ·l0-29 PHONE OR 7-0411 Roher! Sr'lttefcr p'ans to at college and pr·ofesslonal-are tpnd the m(!rotlng of the North avallablr• in such hoolts as Frani1 Central Crerliting association at Menlw's gNCYCLOPEDIA OF S~ee Hom.e Fashions As Presented on TV H-0-M .. E Sho\v Each Week .. Ann At·hor Monrluy, SP.pt~mlwr SPORTS and his ALL-SPORT:5 2'1, to obtain lnfo1·mation In te, RECORD BOOK · ' · . / \ Day ,Morning I 1\L WAYS FREll garils lo Holt high school beeom- A recent bool1, Edwin Po1>e's Itt~-! a member of the association [? 0 0 '1' BALL'S G H. E A TEST ... D1·. Wesley A. Berbe of the ~OACI·ms, tells the stories of 28 University nf Mlehlga,n. acredit· lop-ranking. cmlchcs, Including in« hmeau of school services will ~ltch football greats at I lie. 37w2p 1 thermo~tat and fan. Fern Helm- Phone Dansville MA 3-3241. aluminUJll roof, ladcler and All datry hrerrls and Angus . ------tl-~~-- ~ '\\w ------I Phone Lansing ED 7-7353. . lstered Yorkshire spring gilts. HOLS'fEIN HEIFERS -2 large, REGISTERED black Angus bulls, ·--I . 1. 38w2 Wal!er Kranz & Son, :ll88 Tom- 2 LAHGE Holstein Heifers from ready _f~r set·vice. For sale or 1195<1 FERGUSON T0·36·30 tractot , l: · _ . 1955 CHEVROLET, 2-!loor sedan, IT . ·r 11 nson r o ad , M"~""Otl ··- Rottlc_ , 1_• high-producing cows, ready to lease. W.tlham Musolff,D 2_0641 Dex·MA ancl -"·14 inch ·plow, 12 inch BEAN PULLER - Horse·drawn, V·8 engine, 1.80- horse power ra1 ers ' phone Mason OR 6-1781. .3m 7ptf freshen. H. w. Mason, 3795 Den- tcr TJ'aJI, phone ansvtle tires on rear, tractor like new can be used with traciOJ', Good pacl1, radio and healer, new whit!! - ---- 3-2891. 38w1 Price Tractor ancl Implement Co. condition. Ralph Walltet·, Dans· OK userl cars defy comparison- wail li_res, ex.ccli.~J;t_ conclit~m~, I I-IOUSE-~l'RAIUiR - A~~ REGISTERgn OxFORD·y~-;~:ling n~s roar!, phone 70 .T11 We?~er· ----- Mason. Phone Mason OR 7-8761. ville, phone Dansville :MA 3-2453. ·_rams. Henry .Siegrist, _41!l ..R \"ttie~----- ______,3tw2 HOLSTEIN HEIFER, ready 1o w 3SwJp in condition-in style-in price. low mtleagc.~ Sacu1lce at $l,:fJ,).I house Irailer, 21l' long. All 1 38 11 1034 S. Lansmg s~~;t, Mason. alttminum. In goort condition. R. I-Iarp r 0 a 1 1 rmle \Vest (1 1 us ·----- freshen soon, $140. Also Pam· ~ et· ' l' ·, _. _ ·-· RAM- Y~arling Corriedalc ram, worlh boar for sale or lease. WI!· 1947 w. c. ALLIS-CHALMERS Lnle Moclel Used Car Clearance Phone Mason OR r-~~36. A. Thompson, Dansville MAdison 121. Phone Mason OH l'ol82_9. 50 good ewes. !'tam Mttsolff, 2064 Dextet• Trail. . -Gigantic Savings for You- 38w1p 3·.~852. 38w1 37w31i. 38wlp Webberville 4-F-13. 37w2p ------·-- 1!!55 CHEVROLEr De!Ra~· . 2- after 5 or on week ends. Phone Hb3 Pratrte Schoonm·, 21 foot, IInson road, Mason phone Mason -- ·------HAMF'SHIRE SOWS to farrow RELY' ON BUD'S rloor. This hiac~. and . while- M;t>:on OR 7.7683. Loris Curtis, in A-1 r.oridilion. Buy m~· equity, OR 6·1787. :Wwlplf REGISTERED Yorkshire hoar, soon, Joe Hutchison, 2165 Dex.. 2 NEW HOLLAND Forage Blow!- AUTO PARTS FOR THE beauty has only .J,OOO mtles on 585 Harper Road. 38\VI f balance cin easy lmnl1 terms. ______.. ____ _ 2 ycat·s old. Healthy, sound and Ier Trail, Dansville. Phone Dans· ers, never used with pipe 01 1 FINEST NEW AND USED it and has the powerful V-8 en· · ------Algen A. Ewers, 714 E. Race St., SEVERAL Corrierlale yearling has sired very good litters for us. ville MA 3-2895. 38w1p rub bel', A buy nt only $375. Price A.U70MOBILE, EQUIPMENT gine with Powergllcle. CHEVROLET-1938 2·rloor, good Leslie. 37w2 ·rams. PIJDne Mason OR Stanley Knopf, phone Mason OR ------Tractor Co., phone MaRon OR AT THE LEAST 1955 CHEVROLET 210 2-cloor. motor. Dale Will1ins, phone ------7-5042. ·Wilfred Jewell. 37w:l G-1ll72. 38w2p . · 38 1 .POSSIBLE COST! 7 876 2·tone brown with Powm·glicle. Lansing ED 7-7679. :l8w1, TERRA-CRUISER house trailer. ------A nice clean one-owner car. ·-· ------·------·--- Modern, go or! condition, sleeps REGIS'l'ERr<:D ~~EEDER PIGS-Yorkshire, 2% Hay-fee_d-Grain - 1. ~ ·-'!:'~ '_Yc:As%s~;;~I~~Ci ;r~~~~mn· 'i, wrought iron porch, new paint months old, $10 each. Roy Don· Farm • MOTOR~ .....:.. Many11 J!lte models l955 PONTIAC 870 '1-dom•. V-8 job, and dollies fol' hauling, It's Hampshire air!, 12S7 Lamb i'Oad, phone Ma· --·---·------• BATTERIES• engine, power pac, hyclramatic, Good WI' II ready to go, no added expense. son OR 7.0582 . 38w1 FEEDS-Wlrthmorc and Rowena • NEW MUFFLERS •• . ______feeds. A feed' for every farm Equ'1pment · radio and healer. See it at fi38ll West Barne~ road, Boar and Gilt CALVES - 11 Hereford feedet• need. Salt Pearl!',. for water soft· J , • NEW TAILPIPES 19fi5 PLYMOUTH Savoy 4-rloor. phone Aureliu~ ,11 L. Powerflitc transmission, radio Used Cars cnlvcs for snle. A. G. Can1!lhcll, eners and Kasco dog food. Tom~ NEW EQUIPMENT 38w1 Sale ancl healer. · ------1 5 miles east of Mason, corner Iinson's Phllllps 66 Service and . ' Bud's Auto Parts 19fi5 FORD Cttstomllnc V·8 Tu· MONDAY, OCTOBER R Meridian road nncl M-36. Phone Feed Store, Hoit, pi10ne Holt.OX Wagons and Unloaders CRATES - 150 5-peck crates at dor. Extra clean and painter)· a 195fi FORD' Falrlane club sedan. 7:20 p. m. Ma~on OH 7·71 94. 38wl , ·1·2881. 28wtf Cover Boards for most Plows 50c each, Don B. Ci'ark, 4fi64 2 miles south of Holt on !uS-127 R'nhins eg-f( blue: l~ord-o·mal ic; . healer a 1111 radio. Barnr.s road at Aurelius Center. Lincoln Wel~ers ·and Supplies Phone OX 9-2154 1!)54 PLYMOUTH 4·door. Has One mile weRt of Mason :1t :I04f\ 1 TWO RED SOWS due 1o farrow. ... 2·tone. paiilt. . Phone Aurelh1s 3'102. a7w2 Sitts road any time, $55 each; hl'aclt heif· Klng·Wyse Elevators 9wt1 overdrive. -----· -·------· · e1·, $!10; black anrl white steer, 1~1!14 CHEVROLET 210 2-door. 1955 Dcsoro Firerlite sj!dan, 4- Flrestone Tires 1 MASON AND HOLT residents, 20 BOARS 40 GILTS $55; .John Deere corn binder, in Fertilizer Specials TRUCK ..,..... 1952 Ford truclt, 1 ,~ Powerglicle, onP.·owner. door.- Power hrakes, heater and please notice: Volunteers of BIMBO r,ARMS - Bim Franltlin good shape, $30. Paul Strouse, Chore-Boy M111ter Parts • tqn, 750x20 tires 28,000 miles, 1.953 MERCURY Monteray 4-cloor. · 2-tcine pain I: Analysts Price America trucl> will be coming to LaJACK FARMS- H. M. Silsby lf'i3fl Harper road, Mason. Phone Gates Belts Ilk~ new •colllblnntlon. grain and Overdrive, 2-tonc paint, white Holt and Mason Tuesdny of each !.2·12-12 . $70.55 New Oliver St1per 55 Tractor stock rack, f.li1050 .or 1947 Ford walls, radio with rear :;;eat l!J:H PONTIAC Slarehlef, custom & Sons Mason OR 7-58fl8. :l8w1p · '1-door . Hydramatic, week from now on. Be sure to 'LOCI{ HAVEN FARM- Russell . ------1.0-20·10 75:50 $1,995.00 truclt, 1 ~~ ton, 750:.:20 tires, 6.3,· spenker. . ~erlan. healer. nnd l'adlo. phone Lansing IV 4·441,1 a day Ol' Lock I G5 HEAD Polancl China boat'S 8·16·16 69.40 New- Power Talte·Off. Balers 000 miles, good 14·!t. grain box, 19!)3 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4· two before if possible. Your donn· , 1 and gilts at auction Friday, Oc· $550. Tal1e yom· choice, I need cloot·. Powerglicle. A locai ·one· 1952 PONTIAC sedan, 4-door. I-Iy· ,We are offering our Itncst: toher 19, 1 o'clock. Meat·type, 6·24-12 73.20 Mayrath Elevator , tions of clothing, just plain rags, ~e- only one. Glenn <>estei~Ie, 1285 owner car with radio and heat· dramatic, heater and rnrlio. papers, magazines, furniture and of boars ami quicl;: maturing, sl'ate tw'alth r.er . 5·20:20 69:50 ihlmzacle Products )~clio~ me~t-type Eden road, 3 miles south of Ma· er. metal helped to support in 1955 gJlls m our ftrst annual regis- tifiecl·. Howard Riley, 2 miles cast 4-24·12 . 66.15 Fertilizer Spreader son, phone Mason OR 7,8552. · 1!153 CHEVROLET Sport Coupe. 1952 PLYMOUTH sedan, 2-door. l.ered Hampshire Gene Ma- of Charlotte on M·50. Wrlt·e for our old follm program (Sunset ~ale. 4·16·16 58.30 Corn Piclwr · 38w1 A l'eal sharpie and has Power· Heater and .. radio. Ovnrrlrive. club). Provided jobs for 192 ,pee· son of Hampshire Swine Regis· ratalng. Route :3, Charlotte: ---,------0·20·2b Corn Crib glide nnd white wa Us. pie, enabled us to give furniture try will be on hand to help you ' 38w3 58.10 BUICK-1955' Bulclt,2·door. Heat- 1ilfi1 CHEVROLET 4-door. Pow· DEMONSTRATOR and clothing to 171 families. Fi· with yom· selection. A few off. These are the cash prices of Innes Bean Wind Rower er and defroster, airfoam cush· ergJide, Olle·OWIIel'. belts wlll he offerer). REGISTERED Oxford ram, also l{!eln's Plant Foods, delivered to nan cia 1 assistance to 142 parolees •. USED EQUIPMENT ions. Excellent condition. Reason· 1950 . CHEVROLET 2-rloor. Pow· 1956 PONTIAC sedan, 4·door. 5lwt1 · I registered Hampshire rnm 'lOlli' farm in 80·lb bags. Bulk able. Phone Mason OR 7·3224 or WRITE FOR F'REE Clare Showerman, 1170 Ies I'll· ~_:s_o_n ~~~-~:~,~~~·-,---- ~~~P ~~P~~~::r:, rri'atlc transmission, neater. and Feeder Cattle· Mason Phone OR 7-1801 paired and serviced. Also used FEEDER PIGS - 8 weells old 3ATISFACTION GUARANTEED Dmgs r1Jcllo - $1,295. CHEVROLET, 1951, In good con· Open Friday Night Till 9 P. M. portable machines for · sale. We will also sell Monday aftm·· . $10 each. Call Lansing ED 1954 DODGE' 2·door sedan-'-$995. dition, Tarllo, heater, good tires . Woodij!rd Sewing Machine Serv· noon 200 head of good and chalet! 7-736£3. W. R. Gannaway, 1901. E Order directly from the Must sell l1efore traveling Icc, phone Holt OX 9·2245, 4665 quality feeder cattle. These cal· Cavanaugh roacl. 38wtf Manufacturer Fra·ncis 1953 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4· ahroaci.,Phone Mason OR 6.4625. 1955 CHRYSLER 4-door Wind- Krental Ave:, Holt. 33wtf tie are acclamatecl mul on grass · · ··------,. Platt door sedan - $995. 38w1p sor deluxe or 1955 Olds 2-rloot• .. 1 f 11 HAMPSHIRE BOAR- Purebrer' at t te arm. They w I be sold In and llroven, 18 mont11s old 1953 CHEVROLET 210 2·door se· . 88 for sale or wlll tcode for a AUCTION SATURDAY, 7 p. m. . lots of 5 and 10 heacl. They con- Klein Soil Service CJ Finest In Farm Machlnecy dan - $895. CHEVROLET Convertible, beau· good 6% contract. Howard Biggs, at Lansing Economy Fumlture, sist ·of: Emest Dalby, first farm east o' M·M Rnd Oliver . 1953 DODGE Coronel: V·8 4·door · tl!uf 1956 with white lop ovet• 4 miles north of Dansville on 3081 Eaton Rapids road, across 50 Hearl Choice· Quality .Angtls .Aurelius on Barnes road, soutll ¥.! mile north of Mason on US·127 Fowlerville, Michigan sedan _ $895. plum colored bottom. This car is ·Waldo road. Phone Williamston from Maple Grove school. Tools, . . Calves, 450-500 lb. side. Phone Am·allus 523. · Phone OR·7·5971 Phone Ck 3·8732 1953 PONTIAC \Chieftain 8, '1· a V·8 with powe1· pacll, '!1as over 608·F·21. 3Sw2p appliances, tow e I s, _bedding, fil. Head Choice Quality Hereford 38wtJ 38wl1 door sedan _ $995, size white walls, l'adlo, heatct', lumps, tables .and many other ___,;_ ___ .,..-'--'-----. MERCURY cttstom hnrcl'top fender sldrts and only 6,000 HARLEY-DAVISON motor cycle. Items. You can't afford to miss . Callies, 425·500: lb western range cattle ' . cow, 5 years old. Bred Augus1 rail~e. '1·12·12 ..... :...... Ton $47.50 condition, tracks been rebuilt. 1950 BUI~ Special 4·cloor sed,nn _ senger. Will sell or trade•. Has don, 650 South Meridian.. road, miles east of Mason on Columbia, 12; also Holstein and Guernsc) Other Analyses Available · Price Tractor Co., phone Mason - $395. - 1 radio, heater}-spotllght and dlrec.l Mason, phone Mason .OR 1·4033. phone Mason OR 7·5909. 3Sw1 cow; 3 years old, bred Au~ust 16 6 ·· . 38M Meridian road, phone Lan . Genesee :ijy·Yielder OR 7·8761. 1 • 38wl' 1949 CHEVR LET %·ton plckl!P tlonal Tights. Clean. Robert Tur· i , 38w1 FURNITURE, rugs am1 ajlpli· 0 95 4 sing ED 2·4844._ 3Swl i ~~~ pe~~s~;l . COltN PICI, Lansing, ltllchen; 3 ph•cP tmth, hnsemcnt, son, 3·pil'rc hath, lmge Int. Phmu• FOR nTD1'l'fnR ntJYS A1' U~SS llr. ,JU !l !13116, 22wlf PEACHES - Plnn now to get vlnlcl 1aln ron! lgh•Js),'size 8, 1 13olcs, Mason OR 7 2.Hl1, r~vm•elf south ~lcle, Nlco living 10om your IJ•ee !lponerl peaches at plalrl slth 1, siw B; 1 house ,coni, Mnriett Agenc;v 38w1p with stone fheplnre, beautiful mat uw shndP, Inc orne po•slhfll· Mason on B fiH7,1 f', L Johnson _:...______ltitrhcn unrl rllnlng spnco, full SIOVP.S $24,00 up PI•:ONY, Iris, oriP.nlul poppy nnd Ptentlcr. Ac•tes on Mt, Hope rond, slzr. 8; 1 yellow sllprwer swenter, lies-only $6 7~0 wilh $1,250 ngcncy 381\ 1p dny lily woiH fm s.tle. Rny % mile enst of Hagadorn ronrl, size li; hoys iJ piece snow suit, NEAT, cozy home close to ~msl· bftsement with g.1s iwnt Lnrge rlnwn; or will trade C L .Tol1n --- ;------Chests, $4 50 up IInrlshm n, f'otsl on M 'lfi nnd 1'. 1 mile wr.st of Okemos Rchool. Isize 2; 1 hnys 2 plePn hrnwn sull, ness dish let In Mason, wllh ox lot. $12 000 'l'Ptms s11n Agmwy, phone Mason OH.I CLARENCE M BOLES hns milo north on MPJJrllnn lOUd 878 li 5ti7.1 :J8w1 p custnmr.J rm· 200 ncre fru m, Chromo Brcnltfnst Pick your own nt no extra ~l:m r, Phone Mason OR li l'lflt. trn lot, herrlcs and fruit, or trade J3EDnooM > !nor, l ------c.1sh huyms for 110 nnrl 80 Ul'rl' SPts $30 00 up Moridinn I onrl Pi10nc Mnso~ ~OR ch.1rgo Dtlng r.ontnlners. Red Ira 37wtfp for larger home in or out of Ma·/ 3 • " • 1111 rnnch 7 403!1 .hwtr vr.ns Jeady August 1fi, other ------son, Terms. Phone Mason OR type Ncar Plr.nsnnt Grove 1 ACRE, :J BEDROOM HOME farms WnntPd, 2Jwrlrnom mnrl· Rugs $5 up - varieties Inter CJ2wt r BOYS CLOTHING - Suit unci L 70x:IOh J,u ge lillnr: room nnd ltitciJP.n ern homP for 1ot IH•cl c ouplc. Wr• EVF:RGREENS-3 to 'i ft sprure, 6 fiG73, c. .Johnson Agency I school Gas heat. Lol wool Hlnclts, size 1•1, hlnr.l< ox w p priccrl ut $12,00000 'fhis homo hns nluminum slrling nel'll nrw ll~llng~ In s.1tlsfy our 1nhorvltno anrl juniper, $2 '30 38 1 Hours: !l ~0 - B::lO p m. frncls and junlm high football oll1cl has not hecn built Votl' long selrtcl d!Pnll'IP. DPnl with Bnl!!s, Ovm 100 vm Jptfes mums, 50r• Peaches shoes, slw 11; nil lllw new Mrs. :1 BEDROOMR;N(;I HOME- fi ACRE:'! with moc!P1n Cit•nnm Some 11 m·k Is yet nPeded, $n215 $ $ $ frn· your 1Pnl est ntc• Phorw 14~!1 W. GJ,mrl ntvr.r Largest Hrlect irm of evr.rgrecns, Hohr.1 t Lrnnm rl, phone Mnson prnctir ally new, cnrpeJerl llv· house on Au! ell us 1ond, plPnt y down, lull Jlllr e $'i,•l2'i Phnnl' Masrm OR 7 28fll l~vrrrtt Mill II'll Wllllnmston, Mlf'ltlgnn tlowf'J lng shl'llhH, shnrlfl nnd fruit ELBER'l'AS em 7 2£i71 38wl ing lOom, cP.ramic Ule bath, birch of shnrll' nnrl II small lll'n Mo~son Oil 6 !ih73, C I. .Johnson o~grltrl :1Bw1p ·---- IJPcs, pr•omcs, his, tulips, c•tf' In Mr TN1 OSTI APPLES ldtchr.n 2 rru·, garage clrculn11ng house, l'lose In schnnl Will sr>ll Agency 38wlp -- --- ELECTHTC WA'ITm TIEA'I'ERS cr.ntrnl Mlrhlgnn. 13utgain Jltires CLOTIITNG - Tap shoes, 4 hot water heat, built on 270ft OJ' trnrle fOJ •10 ,l(tes, 'l'r•tms. Now £l, 15, 2:! gnl!on sizes Low Focrrh Nutsen•, 7 miles enst, 21 ckter's Orchards Do pnils, goorl wmliHon Sizes 12, lots, ldetjl central location, lanrl fi ACRES with modern 3 bcrlroom F~RM- 1!14 nctes,-lm:;e-hnrn.,Work and Workers prices Montgomm·y Ptoducls ~~~~~ ~~~~~of :'it ,Johns '1'i~ nPw milk house, morleJ n 4 heel· .:>ompnny, 23R 1\! Mill stwct, Lnn Dansville 1~, I anr:l 2 M1s Lown Evewll, scapcd yhrcl, one of Mnson's bet house and gmagc on Wnwrly sing, phonP. Lnnslng TV fi 8G72 ot• I Phmw Dnnsvllie MA 3 2014 phonn LGnslng ED 7-74!18 ter homes Call Clarence M rll!Hl closr. to Millm· 1onrl. City 10om ho~r.• nnrl mmlPln tl'nnnl MAN WAN'l'fcD-AgP IH~ hmtll'J: JV fi 571 'i. 32w7 33wtf Boles, OR 7 2il61, Everett Marlett anri school bus hy dom po~- housr. $~00 ,Jn ll(re, $12,0001 With 1111 , to wml. in rnnjunr Airplanes - -~ ------AgciH'Y a8w1p 1 slhle In plo~t fo1 lois 'I lltr down Call GIPnn OnsteJ!e, Mason lion with loull sc>tvhe nq.:r111 Jzn 1 hr~FRIGERA'l'OR -- Gl~ in fnl1 CANNING PEACfiES, Hale Hn :1 PIECE SNOW SUIT- 13rown, _____ trmle nnrl get tr.rms OR 78Ci52 fo~ul ll Ch,eiWV linn l'!casnnr yrnt• 1110 u1Ht wn11t AIRPLANES !~On SALE, new 1 ronrlillon lnew motoJ) John v~ns. Now Jipc Po~lmcr Ot·ch g cl'n .mel red plnld, size 10. SHARP 2bedrr.om rnnch home, 1 / Agency lRwl Above nvm.t~c· c>.nnlngs, phlH e.tt ](nrplnsltl, 121. miles e,lsl of Ma nnrl used rlight II ,tJnlng for ani, 7 miles south of Mason on Camel lmh· 2 pi~cc snow suit, 5 ;vears old. Has nlcr. ldtchcnj170' COMMERCIAL frontage on ,tlfow.tnr•p oiJHI !HII'•JCcs \Vrlle In 8 AND 10 ACllESI!n Mason, loins Kmen'tt G T s ru1rl dvlil,ms Excr us 127 ~7w I Hize I0 Mrs Chat ~es. IIaselhy, wlth lots of cupboards, oil heat, US 127 dose to Holt n t P~nn Box arl, Jnglmrn Count News, son on I Towell 1 onrl, snmnrl hoUfil' new suhcllvlslon. Call Glr.nn v ut lvr .tnrl c,n go l'lldl tcr sr.1 vice , , phone Maso~9~ 7__6 ~73 --~8~~ attncherl garage anrl hteczeway. sylvania rut off. giving ngP, phnnr: unrl past I'Jll I'HKI of Vnntown stnl'P. Phone 01'sll'rlc, OR 7 R'i'i2 Paul B Ah· o~mhulnnrr, heKI equipmcht, I• H.RSTT EGC,S -Call hr.forc rom Cement terrace I ocated on nice ployment 37w2 Wehhrtvllle 3WI 37w2 Cheney Agency 38w1 low ) .ttl'S C,tl] r nllPPI' JTehP.J I lng Mrs How' 11rl Coy • 218il· BOYS' 13ETCE COAT- Womens- , "',. ·acre Io t , T o 1•nspec • t ca II M ason IIOLT-3• heritoom, llhome on Cc Coy nonrl, phonP. Mo~son ORchard s 1zc 1<1, vmy good condition. OR £i " If c1 nt, s 1rcc, 1 :r.one commerc"1 1 AMANA uptight fr·cr7.f't' for snlr, Avlnlinn, Lrnslng TV 70317 5 811 28 l~S't TMATES ITtEE. 7 2fll4 , 3Gw2 Ka} Pnltni'J', pl10nc Mason OR ' :J J w l 1'i fJOnlage Good place to IIOME-3 hrrh oorn home in .lew Jl_ yen rs old, 1 fl cu ft , lllwl C stolw1 wlll1 control MJs. Leslie elm• IV !J 01G1 vtlle w s c s s smvlng , t the $92'1. 'rhtce light gtacle do01s, 111 Mason; 3 lnrge lots, l32'x1!J8' torle, Mason OR 78'3'32 Po~ul B IWANTED-!Tr;u;ewmi~~ ;t~l B Po~lrneJ phone M.1son QR 1 1 1 sCI;. ' Squash Millville hall, 'I'imrsrlay, Scptcm· $!1 fli1; 3·1n·1 shingles, $6.50 per on blacktop road near Mason, Cheney, !Coli _ 38w1 111g Telrpl1onr Mo1snn 7 '1021 37w2 Colhn~ Huntington cst,tt~-- O!l~hOJd bet 27 Srrvlng brgms nl 'i·30 sq These prices are all cash and 10 acre motel site near Mason; OR 7fil0£i 7 'Jn09 :lHwt 38wlp carry. Wl1lsrm Bros, Rives .June· filling station location actenge 120 ACRES, £i miles ftom Stock BED DAVl~NPOH.l', 1 month old, Indian Corn hrlrlge, new modetn llnme, nevct· heen slept on 'i months 1 1 lion, phone 23F13 llwtf Call Clarence M Boles, Mason 207 Pari< Strr.ot, Mason W ANTE:D - Position hl I' XPI'! I $50 CASH tn Plnnc!ws, sPhools --- -- OR 7·23G1. Everett Marlett Phone M,ISOil on 7 arm lm gr• hn1n, tractor ,llJd tools, PIH'Pd bnnldtccprt stenogt tph· old hlul' nnrl 1\hlte pawltcPI, has some e1 ops, will c ons1dQr homl' In ll Blossom Orchard 1 clubs and m ganwttlons for dis· I • Agency. 38w1p :JRw1 er. Jnno Pndt.lrd, pllnnr 1\!.tson had t,illttng lessons Call ,tf(eJ II ade Inqun r. Bradshaw Re.tlty, only. No Sunday r ,ills Phone OR 6 l!l77 :Jfiw3 Alfred Wnrrlowslo lllhUIIIlg 84 T R Wntltlns qual Miscellaneous LARGE MODERN HOME on Wehbm VllJP., phone 51 37w2 Lnnsmg ED 7 71l'lfl 38w1 1ty Jll orlurl~ PhnnP Lansmg IV 2 miles nmlh of Leslie on US 127 GIRL - 1<1, wants lmhy sitting '3 8[)20 38w1 p Sycamore street, Mason In HOUSE- Mason $1500 df!IVIl at DEEP FREJ:Zr 10 ru ft Frlg1 Phone Leslie TU !l82"i1 ------came possJhilltles. Owners say to ABEL jobs M.u y Mcilqultnm, phone ,thout $7,700 4 ' 38wlp I ' butchel catl]f' C.tslt paJCI R 610 F 12 38w1 NOTICE - Harmon cider mill Is nets, tenr gas and comblna m11lt house, granary, poultry FARMS-Small[;;-m-;;-;--;c;-e n nd open Monday, Werlnesday ,mel tlon service. Murphy Safe Co., house, very good locatwn, ap F Shea I helm Leslil', Route 2, ------I 40-ACRE farm near Mason, 6 up, ptoductJve so1i. On nm th RED PLASTIC roclm1g chan awl FtJclay from 7 to 'i We don'1 '5961 South Cedar street, Lansing prox1mately 65 acres tillable. phone LesiJp TlJ '122fli foot stool. Phone Mason OR g1 ind less than ') bushel 01 va room t1ouse 3 bedrooms anrl west shore of Batees Lnke Rca· 38w3 Dogs and Pets One quartr:r mile south ol Terms. bath. Hlp roo! barn. Land all sonahle ptJre Terms .fames fil431, call nfler'i 38wl/HaJrnon, 2116 Ives 1oncl Houle Pennsylvania tntersectlon on us IN LESLIE-A good 6·toom - under the plow Located 011 Haley Name on mnllhox al l'l''l WANTED - \V0Lllri ;ou be 111· CHAIR 2, ------:J8w2p 127 or 1 mile north of Holt I home with gas heat, 2 her! =Model;~ g~ocl ~eshe BOARDING -- Private outd~or blacktop h1,trl $10,000 w1th cleme, West 13atee•e Lake t rrPstcd 1f T roulrl Iell you of Phone 0X·4·3241. 23wtf rooms, one-pwce bath, mce 1 conchl1on, new shp/ovet· 1atlo1 SWEET CORN - Ready foe runs for each aog Green Ac,.es l\ltchen, very good Jocat1on, S1,000 down. 37wlip nn opportunll.) whcll' you could ------own youJ own 1Jus1ncss, set yolll >II made, colors hlaclt and gold; also !reezmg and c•nnn1ng. $1 n Kennels. Phone OR 7 9791. Su11 GUNS boats, motors, boat trml· corner lot, lots shade. Pnce footstool w1th matchmg slip cov· bushel Rohi>JI R Smith, '2"59 o} TWO now 2·bedt oom Jog cabins, own holliS and Within G months day hours 5.00 7:00 p. m. ers, water slus, life and ski $7,350 w1th $1 ,3a() down Bat MASON, 7 room home With 2 one 20x2l fiO ft. laltc fron l· cr. $28 Phone Lans111g ED 7 7414 Aurelius road, ph nne Mason OR ft be om nmg $500 pet monlh and 52wtf fdPI~d· ern 6-toom house, 4 piece bath, qmre 01 wnte Roy .T Davis, Tee WANTED ~ MHn In Jent 200 Jar $36'3, now $299, 2 used 22 h p gun toad 1', m1IP nmth of Dans nw~ IRIFLES _ Shotguns. Now Is the room home, 3·l~fece hath, }!' 2 becllooms and utility 1oom Lake Resm t West Brancl1 ac1 n cJ,liJ y fn un on shares .. - Johnson motors, $'Jfl50· model !.! VI ill' road 38w2 • ------, t1me to have that new rifle or sulated, pleasant locatiOn, $m0 Ttmkm o11 heat, fireplnce mth Write Gem gl' Anclrrson Stoclt· Rototlllct, demonsll a tor, reg ------'- Ah.C REGTSTEP,ED Beagle pup [ sho~gun set astde for huntmg down heatolator, attachecl garage. budge, Routr .3 38w2 POTATOES, CdllOis and c.th 36 ACRES P.tst of. Mason WII It ___ _ _ $3]<(, now $249.50 Millet· F~rm pws to sell m· It .tde fm pullets season Time payment Jay-away. 180 ACRES south of Mason. Goa51 Located on blacktop road on bage Jark Pttchtmd, 21~ mtles 2 bedtoom modet 11 bungalow. MECIIANIC w.tnlrxi Own tools Home and Garden Supply, Mason Also Colhe 1o g1ve away IIowmd I Perltins Hardware Mason dairy set·up. Has modern 3 l(, arrr land, $12,000 wesl of Holt lo Onondaga 10ad, Cecil Wemple. Brolter Williams· prefe11ed Stowe's Marathon Height Shopprng Center· 38w2 Kmg, phone Dansv1!1e M.A chson ' 33wtf bedroom home, large full basa ]1', m1les south on Onondaga -- --- ~ ------3 2486 37w2 ment barn, with 22 stanchions, ton Phone Wtlhamston 602·F·l2 Setvtre. Stockbridge, phone eve· OIL BURNER - Also l1vmg 38w2p TYPEWRITER - Smith Corona tool shed, granary, poultry IN MASON-7 room house, 3- 37w2p nmgs Stocldmdge 80 OJ' 158 l~-2 room suite cheap. Hem~ Le BEAUTirUL KITTENS-Free to bedrooms, gas heat, garage, lo· portable, l1ke new. $75 or less. house~ other buildings Tl11s 1;; ---NEW 3 hedtoom rnodetn home. I ______~~p__ Blanc, 2233 Eifert 1ond, Holt CIDER APPLES You ptck them ,myone who Will give them a Call after 4 p. m nnd ask for a farm that has been unproved cated on paved st1eet, $11 000, Phone Holt OX 92145 38wl 25c a crntr. Also acotn squash good home Glenn Shmen, 1025 S Evelyn Phone Mason OR 71731. and would he a very good pro- terms. Automatic ml furnare, model n SATURDAY \VORh. desn r.d hy ---- -~- __ _ and tomatoes 'i04 Dwmond road, College 1 oad cot ner College and 38w1 ducer if worlted right It has lulchen, 4 pwce bath. For sale hy young woman Expc11enced m GAS HEATERS - (2} small Mason 38wlp Tomlinson roads 37w2 _____.:______a live creek year around in IN DANSVILLE new house, 4 owner Phone Mason OR 7 fl512 office nnd selling Phone Mason Mrs W E Moom· Phone Ma ------SHOT GUN 12 gauge Rem!ng· pasture woods. Approximately rooms and bath, oil heat, good --• 38~2 OR 7 "i841 nftc1 6 p m nnd weelt son OR 7 7772 after ') p m. and RIPE BLUE GRAPES for JlliC!! 5 SIAMESE IGTTENS, months ton automatw Model 11·48 5· 14 acres tillable. Terms. locatiOn, with 2 acres of land. OWN YOUR OWN htmtmo- cabm ends_.__ __ _ :JSwlp all dny Satmdny 38wtf or telly By the peck or bmh old one male and one female. shot, brand new Cost $130. Sell ESTATE-200 acres neat\ Stock· $7,500 w1th $1,2511 rlown / -'l'wo new log, twob:droom WANTED- Some one to com ----- ~ _ el Order nOI\ at George's Mar- 3814 Meridian road phone Lan· for $85 1034 S. Lansmg street, bridge A ver;v good farm, good ELECTRIC WATER HEATER, !tel Phone Mason OR 7 7151 cabins, m the heat•t of the deer blnc 30 acres or M.tmmoth s_ln_g_E_D_ 2·4844 38Wl Mason Phone Mason OR 7·2236. level land, some woods, large 65 gallons. Also fuel or! water 38w1p IN LESLIE-6 room houst! and countr;, excellent fishing One at clover· sf'erl Mt s F, B A Inger, heater, 30 gallons 3814 Merichan ------BEAGLE PUPS-Also oldeJ 38wlp modern home, 3 barns, poultry hath. 3 bedrooms. Automatic oil Kokosmg Resotl, Long Lalte, 20 phone Willwmston 602 F 31. ...,road, phone Lansmg ED 2 4844 I APPLES - Mcintosh and Cort- dogs H E Hallenbecit, 250 N BOWLING BALL, $8 602 West house. A good buy. Call for an heat, 2 car garngc $7,500 w1th x 24, 60ft ftontage, a miles north 38wl 38w1 lands George Rachow 89'5 13ro· Jefferson, phone Mason ,OR Columbia, Mason, phone Mason appomtment. $3,000 down of Hale on M 65 and 2 rntles west. ------ ~ __ gan 1oacl, 1'. mtle nm t h of Dans 1 6·40'31. 38wlp OR 7 7842 38wl IN MASON-Large home smt OJ;Ie at 'l'ee Lake Resort, H1x22, WANTED - Mmrwd man for RUG - Wine multi colmed tug ville road 38w2 able lo malte into income prop· IN LESLIE, 2 famtly house, ex· 50 1t Jake ftont, 175 ft deep, dmry farm Must have ex per· 2 GERMAN Shm liMn Pomlets • and pad, lOxl 0 $15 MlldrNl BABY BUGGY - Firm mattress, erty, new oil furnace, 3-piece lla good condition tlnoughout $.390 00 clown, small monthly p, y wnce With m1lltmg machrnc PEACHES - Fetllle Hale Hn· Good huntc1 s W11i sell reason 1 Sherwood Route 3 Mason Phone convertible to car bed. $20. bath A real good buy at $8,500 Located on n cm ner lot on ments Inouae or write Roy Write Box 83. Ingham County vcns th1s week and Elhertas able. Jaml!s E Caltrider, 323 S Holt OX 4 !1327 38wt r Mlldred, Sherwood, Route 3, Ma· with $1,000 down payment. .I paved stleet, $11,000 next week Louis Slid phone Ma Steele, phone Mnson OR 7 448 w. ROBERT KIRBY, Salesman ''Phone Dnnsvil1e MA 3·3221. pies later. Carl Nelson, 4 mtles torial road. 38w1p 4 4741. 38wlp CARPENTER WORK WANTED. 38w1 east of Dansville on M 36 Phone -' Phone Mason OR 7-4985 TWO LOTS m ~sl;~ fot• sale. Roofing and building wot)(, BICYCLE- Girls', regular size, -....,------Dansville MA 3 3fi46. 38w2p 2 PARAKEETS GICen male One lot 1s 66 x13- and tht! Henry F't•les 127 N Lansing HOME COMFORT cook stove $15. W. W Fuller, 502 N. FARMS-We have buyers for 40, and hlue female with plastic OR 6-1161 other Is 66'x264' with n 30'x60' Istreet, Maso;1 Phone Mason OR' and Estate heatrola. Mrs. TOMATOES, SQUASH, d11l and cage, good condition. All for $5. Fosler, Lansing. Phone Lansing 120 and larger farms. Ca)l Quonset hulldmg, also older build· £l·120l 23wU Frank Everett, 7 miles east of potatoes Mrs. Duane Thurlhy, Phone Mason OR 7·7102. 38w1 IV 4-7671. 38wlp Glenn Oesterle, OR 7·8552 for 34w1 lng. Very good location across Ma~on on Howell road, 1 mlle 3665 West Barnes Road, phone listings. Paul B. Cheney 1Agency the street from the park on W ANTED-Smgle mnn to work BICYCLE - Girls' 26lnch bl· not·th on Burltley road Phone Aurelius 721 38wl 38w1 4 BEDROOM HOUSE for sale in North Muln street Priced right, on general and daily fatm. Williamston 6IO·F·12. 38w1 -----~--~- cycle Good conc1ltlon. Ellen Mason, m A·l condition, 2 Owen, 583 N Eifert road, phone with terms Malte an offer for Must be of clenn habits nncl re· POTATOES --No. 1 Pontine HOLT-2195 Aurelius road. Here bloclts from court house, 2 beau· this deslt able property. Consult l!ahle. Box :18, Ingham County HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES - Bring containers. Clare Laun· Radio & Television Mason OR 7 8854 38w1 is a home you would be proud tlful corner lots, phone OR 7 6481, Clarence M. Boles, Mason OR News, Mason 38w1p Used Maytag automatic wash· stein/ 3 miles east of Mason on to own. It has large ll\o'lng room, Ray Squires, Mlldrerl R. Barnes 7-2361 Everett Marlett Agency cr; used Wntm Morning gus M·36 to Every road, north to sec· TV ANTENNAS-Complete In· modern kitchen with large dining agency 38wlp 38w1p HOS1'ESS for poly plastic and space heater; used 011 space ond place OJ) west side Phone stallnflon including TV towers. area, 2 bedrooms with bath he· toy p,ll'ty. Choice of nice girts. heater; also. slightly used refri· Mason OR 7-1682. I 37w2 Also insurance tepalrs. Henry Real Estate tween, stairway to expandable OPEN HOUSE-Open 2 till 6, 228 LAR.GE MODERN IIOME in Call Onondaga LAiwslde 8·3544. gerator. Silsby Implement Co , .I • Countv News ALI4 I YPI~S 01" for 1en I lnol1aru phone Mn September 20, 1956 Page 8 24wtf Legal Notices Electrical Work 1\h li IJ~lll <~mluu d!il~ In FOrt HEN r - 2 story house, 7 NEW PIIONE 1oom 3 bedroom, 2 nc1 es of Mr~ Auhlo llouoe cullurl u11 Mason on 7 7013 mel Some varying fr uH t1ees M1 s hale• Mlllm last l\londuy Want A.-.s har!cs Mohr Sr 1740 Plnnlt Mr .111d M1 s Edwurd Strubel nml Onond tgn Phorw Onon IIH! chlldten Mr nnd Mrs Jucoh Wdl1am Fountain ltgn LA 8 3301 3£lw~p ,IIC>Iwl Br tsy Ann nnd Donnie 23wll wert gucsls ut tho Erl SlrollC!I Wanted horne Sunrlny nigh I honor lng Mr Hll CIIEniNG AND PROCES<: >illlhtl s l1lr lhduy unniversury POUL !RY WAN!! D- lii)HI) lNG - Tlornr frt rmr nnrl lnrl Mr nncl Mrs C len West 11m c you Ill OJ~ f1 I yrllll )lOIII II Y r sm vir e Frr.ezt•r spuc e nvn!l (lie sis 111 n fnmlly dlnrur lust Call Wull:; S ,f) M Wllllumnlon ble Lr.sllc I nrui I nr IH r s phnn '3unriuy nl the home of Mr H Ed 32wll .I'Hilf' JU 9 'i~61 or MIIHIIII OP l 111 r rl In Wlllltmslon O~ll 46wtl Mr 1111!1 Mr H rom Miller lllld tamll~ of Delrull Wile Sunday lT(l(i[NG Ji'OO I TNflS - ln"tul vlsllr s 111 the Lime 1 llnrnllrr ing snwer tiling nnd lrrrlllln lwrnc r>pllr I rnlrN omplrotP Jlrll Service slnllun 1'111 11111 Mrs ~lllu Whiled rc nower cllllgPr nncf rlo~er Phon II)([ g'l JCeJ y I n liS 127 llC II 1111 rrccl from Minnesul.t Ins! Sal '"lfl 7 Hl7~ Cllcmn f.itrn r ~nwt 1nson Hcasonnhlo rent Cnll Mr 111clny 11ml11tc vislllng M1s Gtuce UIHiiL IV I anslng IV 9 1271 Slrobtl fHlor lcJ rctlllnlng horne CUSTOM SA WING Will g-er lnrx In C -.,emi c home ttues muter inl tor plumbin Mr nnd 1\lrs Jim Smith rnl rncl sheet melal Do your JWI 1\lr tiHI l\11s !1 )Ill SIH pier lr lnslalllnll rnrl s lVI' C J Pur rlr 113 State street M 1son HJwt c tlled tl IIH I lrh ed Jluuse home Its! S tllltdny Mrs Mlldrrrl NcisJJI urd 1\hs Dr 11 tlry Speth of I crnd rle and Jlc x l!OL c 1 tiled oll Mr and Mrs Ar chic J11 usc ltsl wecl1 Mrs M y Smith Is s[lcmllrlg lhls \\telt l the Leo V (,erhard stern home She wlll soon leuvo Wf~LL DIULLING - Ir 1 Dally memhur I C Jl her home In IJc 111rnr nt Cullf Also 1epah wurl< an 1 In of the Wt)ne Muclktl Sorrel) Sltlc troopers Roy West tnrl stall waler system' All worl slnr;c l'l2l the yc 11 lh I lw 11 ts J.tdt ll1~dcn were supper guests gu tranteed Darly and Bolles gwrlutiPd fr 11n lhc Unrver slty of 11 llw C len Wesl home lusl Mon 2763 Aurelius ro HI Lansing Mrchig 111 me lk tl ~rlwol lie d.ty night phone I anslng 1 U 21710 I I sc1 veri 1s s1 ~~ clu ~ of WCMS In Nell West of Camp C trson Hl II li bee me r lruslee dill! In spent 2 d.tys at home last week MASONRY WORJ{ stone bee unc pr cs de 111 of 1he I he flftlr 11 my division of b rse bloclt I a y I n g floors County So~rcty h rll won the championship f:(flme foundations c~r p!!nler work anr In 1\llssouu Mr and Mrs West plastering Clyde Starr 2 1 ~ mile• went lo New Jersey whctc he ~outh of Mason on US 127 to Coy pl.tys m I he series there road, east on Coy roml to slonr "ou~r or phone OR 7 294"i 4!lwt I
FARM MORTGAG!!. wANS Ji'OR REN I - 3 room upstairs WAN rED-20 40 ten: farm with Long Term - Low Interest Pat1 modern Lpar tment Private en 111 a 2'3 mile radl us of Lansing Write or see trance Utihtles furnished No Born 111 Pontr1c 1n IS!Jj Dr Must be G I approved for $10 chlldr en or pels Ellis Haynes W 1lls was gr adualccl fr urn Pon 000 cash 01 less F'OI fur I her 111 128 West Asl1 Mason phone Ma t ac h gh s~hool before cnle tng fotmalron phonl! Mason OR Paul B Cheney son OR 7 1521 38wtf the Unrvcrs1ty of Mrchlg rn Hrs 1 6 5591 or v. lte V G Langham Farm Loan Service college ffcrson Mason nlrlltlcs furnished $65 a month lrcutcn nl 111 the rnf tnt! y clutrlg mobiles $1 a hundred title Phone Mason OR 7 2161 World W tr r After hrs drscharge weight Also scrdp han $20 a HEATING SALIW5 untt service he complclerl his rncdr~ t1 educ.t Lennox furn tees Cacly Hard ton sc tic werghl J 1m~s Whll Iron and litter ned at Ilar pet hos taly •Jte Ingham County Hu Pvr r vone relatives friends and WAN I ED - Large srzc tent m manCl Society or t.y Clayton Hu 1eirxhh Hs for therr mnnv acts of good condllron Call Aurchus le•t county dog warden are held lDOGS-Report own or struy dog• to Clay HuiP.tt county dog war len OR 7 5839 o1 to slu~rlii offic~ OR~ !lfihl i!lwtl LOS r-Cit lids whrtc 01lon betel RISCH - 1 o all who remem from ~ar In do\\lllown ber eel me with car cls letters Sn!th lien hill roads $'5 reward fc r rctt rn 01 STERLE-We wish to express ry L Jes 127 N L tnslng St rr Phone Lansmg ED 7 7679 D tie E our srnccre thanl * MANY FABRICS sl.oci{ed with 50 head of cattle, I can't · see how the cn&ual $5,615; Brool{fleld extension, $6,. Two schools, dentistry and _ cnll It what you will - doetot·s and this boy was our rlght·hnnd drlnlter could have much good cf· called It 11 "teddy-bear squeeze." 680; and Cadillac avenue, $8,755. medicine, have no summer gfnd· rna n. My husband has been Ill feel In trying to help either the New drains under construction uatcs, while sessions In the school M11do By Chippewa The doctors und nurses were ~!nee February, und at the pres youth to abstain or tha alcoholic astoumled at this game, To play to give it up. ' and scheduled· for completion this· 'cit natural resources and the law or Woolrich ent lime Is unable to carry on the fall· are: Kalamlnl{, $70,000; school ended later and have not the game you stand up and pu~ '!here fore as for me and my Duvltl necessary load alone. While I Dietz. Creek, $64,000; Sulllvan yet announced their graduates. both arms straight out In front st you very much. church ancl the _reas~ns w IlY the biles are going up $100. Call it I noted, too, that you made' church conducts 1 ~ 01 ser~lces in what you will; this Is inflation. You Name If Any- Partial~, List of Goods at 'Sale reference to the malwup of the the manner that she does. How long can the American dol· - Catholic Bible. With due ;espect W_ah. a prayerful hope tha.t liar endure this pressure? · to your personal convlcllons, I this wlll ct·eate such an under· t' tl t t t am sure your sense of honesty ·standing, I .am 1n 11 11b tfon 1stl JeAmos 1mpor ani · DltESSES HUGS AND l'ADS d • . . . 1ssuc e ore 1e mer1 can peop e would lead you to es 1re 1nfor· Smcereiy youro 111 Clmst, although few politicians are will· matlon about some facts on the FATHER PAUL J. DeROSE lng to tall< about lt. They thinlt WOMEN'S COATS UGIIT }riX'I'UimS matte!' you mentioned co~corn.ing Pastor, St. James Church the people don't care or don't thi.ng that ~ddltions to the Calhohc Bib.le hitVe any effective remedy. ·But SCAIWES JIA'fS NEW WALLETS "dade by the Council of Trent m they do, so speali: up. Whel) you The Big Issue WO~IEN'S SHOES PAIN'!' AND BUUSIIES liJ46. are approached by anyone see!<, It has been my privilege as Tom Marshall gained lasting ing public office, demand cut· 11 .•. POCKETBOOKS·;· .,·;::~' :.SWEA'l'ERS WAJ.LPAPERING EQUIP!UENT . \veil as my duty to mai{C a seri· fame by saying, ·"What this back. When ·the -scelter. Is after a .. · . . ~:.·;,, ~-· ··1.·· . . . cius study of church history and country needs Is a good five-cent J'egislative· or · congressional of· NIGIITGOWNS CLOCKS COOIHNG U1'ENSILS the proceedings of the Council of Icigar." ' flee, demand that . he tal11 about Trent. The Council merely con· Things, of course, have Inflation, and ilisist that if he firmed what the Council of Hippo' changed and now ti1e youngsters wants your vot:e he must do BJ~OUSES SLIPS GOOD DISIIES AN'l'I(!Ul~ DISHES fixacl as· the Canon of Sacred are 'bidding goodby to the good something besides talk. Scripture in the year 393. The old nicl DOOHS attacl I•'l~MIES day. The Catholic Bible exists to· portion o[ theit· income to sup· lllte that which occurred at Ionia !\lEN'S WINTER COATS day in the same form that it ex· port the national government. last weelt where a man murdered PAN'l'S DUOOl\lS SHOVELS lsted In 393. Any revisions since Marshall could not have been his friend and then committed be for sale SPORT COATS that time have been made only thlnltlng of r:ongressmen of to· In the Interest of modernizing the day when he made his remarl' suicide, we can lay the blame DRESS AND WORK SHOES FOHI\S · SEWING !\'lACHINE language, never In the mallet• of about the need for a five-cent cl· directly to the use of alcohol. Jhe number of bool: ...:.:· •. ,.·· 0: .. ··.· : . . ··, -'·. ·. · .· · .... ··.:··.: '.i .. ::.·· · · ·· ... •, ·,;' .. ·.• . .· . , · . !9I~ctlon :tl~te. · It's.· bee11 .a. big lt?qk at a few ·~acts. ~Ilk. today leaders do not abstain and just , y h p • 'li.elp._...... •... -- ·-' . ' . Is, $5.3S at the fa~m !Wholesale. Ignore the .whole problem to their .' . . All Pr·o' ceeds Go' to out rolec·ts :-~~;~ .. ~~.J~S~l~~~p~-~~~s~~-U*d~~s~.~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~-~·~··~;-·.~-~·~··~·:~:.~.,~-~·~··~·~~··~··~~-~~~~~~·~·~--~h~-~-~·*~·---~~-~~~---~-~~~~ '·.. -'.1! ·. ·-~'!!,;:·',. ·;.;::. ,;·., ..... >.;~· .. :--..·;:·,·. ~.:.~:· ..·-~··> ~- .~ ... :· .. _.. :· .. .-.: .. :..: .... ,_.: :... ~·-~-.-/.-' ... ·..... ,,'\·:.· ;:_:. ·.: .. : ,·: .. :.. , ...... _, .· ...... ' ~: ,·. ". ' . .. :_•. . '.·· ·b 20 1956 n Olnb Flnnn DnnrB lngfmm County Ncws Scptcro er '· r~ge 2 Mr. And Mra, r.Iuh of St. Dansville · mode!hu:the farm theracantly houae, and, tlrEI re· ·I ·=----...... ------;-Mary'!! IJ"riHh met nt the )wme Webberv·l·lle North White Oak of Bernnrd Simons In Webber· Bill Fouty L\llrl Mi'S, Pale 1\fl'li. For1111t FIIJIOWII , ville Sunday evening to formll· Swltzenlwrg nnd claughtora luu:t MrR, Oe11rgln Bohm of Fowll!r· 1 ·I IIIII! plans for 11 square rlonce School Groups . Sunday dinner with thell' fnthor, ' Mrs. Myrl GrahaJI! - Phone 66·f·2 ville, Mra, Lottie Fellows, Mra, Williamston Snturduy, September 22, in the Lorn J~ot1ty of .Tnekson, Lila Clements And Ml'llo Abbl~ Mrs. Reah Horstman parish hall, Dnnclng from !l to Elecf Officers MrH. Hnl'nlli Lantis rtncl chll· d WSCS l'lnnf! 8uziiE!r Fortman attended tho meeting .of 1 will he open to the public, dren, Mrs. Mntlde Utntls, Mrs. PTA 'Con ucts 'rilL! w. s. C, s. met at the the Liberty Button club at tha Thelen's 9rchestrn from West· Guerdon Uslwl', Mr. nnd Mt·s. home of Mrs. Rex Nlchohf last: home of Mrs, George D. Srnlth In FniY J~ns 1\lecllng . phalln with a caller will provlrl~ For New Year Erwin Barth nncl son, Mrs, Don· t' 'Phttrsdny, Plans for tho annual LLtnslng We(!nesdny. . 'l'lw I''· M. Y. of the Free Meth· F' t M 1956 Graduates music for both round and squam nrt Slnntly, Mrs. 'I'homns Bell and Irs ee Ing hnzanr nnrl supper ll)'n l)elng Mt•s, Blllnch Strobfll II! enter· ocllst ehurch met at the D, chmclng. Tlclceta are avnllltble Officers fm• Dansville AgrlcuJ. Mrs. Lydia Crlhley attended a made. talnlng on aunt !rom Ca!Uornlu Arnnlrl hnme ln~t. 'I'uesday eve· !rom. memhers of I he club or tural school student council, Fu- Stanley pnl'ly nt Mrs. LeHter Tlw PTA had Its first meeting this 'weelt, Select Colleges Jllng fr1r 1he first meeting o! the ut the door. tu1·o Homcmalters and Future Barth's homo WedncHrlny. of lhl! I!Chool year nt the school • Mr, and Mrs, nolnnd Droolts new year, Aflr!r business, re!res.h· Farmers tm· 1956-li7 have been 'fhe 4-I-r c1~1h met at the home last Woc!nesday evcnjng, Prasl· ot Detmlt wora sunday dinner A numbL!r nf 1!l56 grmluntcs of me1it's of lee cmnm nnrl calm were Fl'reman'·.S D.ay f{niJ>erll Goes to 1\la.~on selected. Orvllle Emorson Is prcsl· of Nancy Kyse1· Wednesday dent Marvin Hodge Introduced g\lests -at Mr. and Mrs, l~OJ·est Wllllnmston high school are nl· served. 'J'hQ eulws were made' hy dent of the student coun~ll. night to organize for llwh· win· Eldon Ross, superintendent, who F'ello\'m, 1cncllng college this foil. 'fhose Gemlrllne Arnolrl nnd were min· George Kuipers, former man· er. II, 'i nl Michigan State nre Anlt~ ogC!r of the Williamston A. & P, Other ol'l'lcers of the student ter pro,. 1 t • In turn Introduced all the tench- Is ·BI'g Success Mrs. Metta Hayward of Ho II lalut·e sull eases In honor of a council Include: VIce-president, M1·, and Mrs, Owen Kennell of ers. visited her brother and sister-In· Diet~. D01ilse Buxton, BLU'J'Y Zln· member, Miss Marilyn Hoclmcluy, Food Stores, will tnlce over mnn· agement of the A. & P, Food Dorothy Dunsmore; secretary, Holt spent 'l'uesrlny evening with The 11th grade won the prize 'J'he firemen's field days Jnst law, Mr. and MrR. Rulph I·Inynct·, clel, .James Lightfoot and Joyce who Is .Jenvin~ to nt.lend school Store~ In Mason Septemhei' 21. Mnry Shea! helm; treasurer, .Janet Mr. nnd Mrs. JeHse Campbell and for the most parents present, Friday and Saturday was I'll· Thursday evening. • Elaine Madden, at St>rlng Arhor. Dick Wagner, Larry Hill, Kay His successor is· Dunne Everet.l:, Briggs; nnd assistant treasurer, Mr, nnd Mrs. R. Sngnrt spent Committees for the year Wfii'C ported ns ll great success. Mr. and Mrs, Grnnt Fellows who assumed his dulles os man· Lucille Wheeler. ClusH represen· Ft•lday evening with the Camp· appointed, • A large crowd 'uttended the and Mr. and Mrs, Dicit Dunsmore Moore nne! 'I'Im Reese ure at· JCngngr!ment. Told ager, lost Monday. He was head tenrl!ng Wlll!nm ,Jennings Brynn Mr. 1111rl M1·s. D. Arnoltl nn· tnllvcs are: Senior, Marvin GauHs hells. Refreshments were served hy trnctor pulling contest Snturdny spent the weel< end at the Strnlts, of the meut department nt iho and Dm·othy Dunsmore; junior, the executive committee, afternoon· at the ball diamond, nnd other points of Interest In· unil•m·slty In Tennessee. Marlt nounee the engagement of their Grnncl Ledge A. & P. store. l-Ie Brett, 11 former student of Wll·l daughter, .Joyee, tr> Cnrl ,J. Ives Die]( Lampman nnr) Judy Craft; Ok d v· . 't Results were: Milan Grlftes, Web· northern Michigan. ' Is married and has 2 children. sophomore, Mary Sheathe1m llJJd effiOS ICinJ Y 'l'ed Hubbard Is In the Veterans bervlUe, first; o. Beeman, Grass Miss Irene Strobel hns been llmnston high school, Is ulso of l~owlcrvllle, son nf Mr. and '!'hey will !Jve In Williamston. an th~re . .To Ann Latham will he at Mrs. Claurlc Hong of Owo~so, A Katherine Risner; freshman, 1\lrs. Wnller lake near Rex Townsend attended the base· development of the common cat· Hastings. ·, hall game In Detroit. tie grub Joolcs promising in tests Mr. and Mrs. Dale Gretfon and Mr. and Mrs. Towers and sons by the U. S. Rapids Satmday evening. Price- Increases Will Plainfield . in-law, Mr. and Mrs·. Julian Ralph Furtney, . Jr., returned 1\lrs. Hazel Stephens Lyons, and Dennis. home Saturday from' the Detroit Mrs. Marguerite David spent Edison company, where he was Go Into Effect Jos.ie Dyer viS"ited her broth· the weel< end as a guest of her a summer student engineer. · ~r. Rob Wasson; at mercy hos· son·in·law and daughter, Mr. and Nellie McClintoclt of Coi~:~.m· .. pltnl, Jackson, Saturday aHer· Mrs, Otto Kramien, and family bus, Ohio, was a. guest of lier SOON noon. of Lansing. niece, Mrs. Clarence Irish, last Mrs. Maxine Sweet retumed Sunday dinner guests of Mrs:'. weelc., Mr. and · Mrs. Clarence home Fl'fday from n Jacl~ ~'!!8i,~~:r. ·~~ ~~'\ l!rol
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_.._ I f.t~~~~~!a!~l~VII, ~.. I~ .. > Mr. and Mrs, Orson Garrison of NunitiJ culir.rl on Mr. and Mrs, ,_ ~l.lmes Mcintee Sunday, i !r;!r, und Mrs. Thomas Oglesbee ' :I visited relatives In Detmlt Sun· . day. , ~I Mrs·. Millie Rice spent Wednes·
1 day aftel'lwon and 'l'hm·sdny with ll~r daughter, M1·s. R. G, Elliott, ~oooWHERE YOU ot Leslie. . . ·Mr. nnrl Mrs. Russell Wainright llfld family of East Lansing called 1 !Ill' M1'. und Mrs. Glen Wahll'lght b Mllndny nflel'noon. Itll · ~ir, und Mrs. EllsWOI'th Bow· r. nlin of Olmstead Falls, Ohio, SAVE· DOES MAKE A. DIFFERENCE Pl!!, Nellie Forehand of Fort 1. !lfyers, VIrginia, and Pfe. Cal'! , 'Cavender of. Wurlng, VIrginia, sprmt last weelt with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip ~qvcnder. Fred Giedler of Pontine Is 87c,b. spending a few weelfast party Tuesday. Guests wet·e Mrs. Ralph Chocolate Reg. 43c J. i. DEN-SMORE'S IGA_ FOO-DL·lNER ,• I ' . . .1 • :9J.ne~udh1Q; ~~.md~y~ · . ... -·.· ··: '•· /
PAP.T'l HONORS 3.YEAR·OLP ·Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gt~llawny Couple Excha11ges Nuptials Mr. and Mrs. J..ermarct Cnrter und c]uughtor were Sunday din· entertained nt n pn1•ty \honoring nei· gtjesta of Mr, and Ml'S, .1;4W•, their son, .r effrey CartQr, Monday renco Oosterlo. In the atternoon At .Presh.rterian Par.t;onage on his third hlrth~lny anniversary, Hoy Lnntz of Leslie cal\erl nt the 6venlf Oeoterles. Soclal anJ Persona~ Guests lnclllllml Mr. nnrl Mr~. .Mr. nnd Mrs. Har'I'Y .TnJll's, .Tr., UN!U(JIIon llonm·s C:mt(lln Glen Shcren, Mrs, Alfred Dough· Mr. anrl Mt·a. fo'I'IIIWIS' Fiedler exchnngod their nuptlnl vows ut A reception 11l Vr.vny town hnll ty anrl .Teffrey'a :>lstcr·s, Shnrr!n hnvc been In Chlengo 'this weolt OX ROAST PLANS MADE 7 o'clocl< Jl'rlr\ny evening, Sap· Snturr]ny evening honorer! the am\ Charlene, Mrs. Curter ~ervml nttrmrllng the nnllonnl conven· Wllllnmslon St, Mary's nnnunl tembor 14, at Mason Preshyterlnn Icc cream nncl cnlw. tlon of Frozon F'ood Locl1er Qpcr· Open House Is Planned Stork Showers. pnrsnnnga before Rev, Paul ncwlyw(~ds. Baslmts of glndlnlull ox roust and !estlvnl Is an event • ;~ ljl ntors nssoclntlon nt. the Hotel of Sunday, September· 30, Dinner Arnold, 'fhe hrlrle. Is tho daugh· decnrntcr\ the hnll for· the occn· Mr, nne\ Mrs. Fmnl1 Smith llntl Slwrmrm. will he served countl'Y·slyle from Are Given 'for ter of Ml'. und M1·s, Ed South· slon, Wer\dlng cnlta, groom's family nnd Mr. nne! Mrs. Reuhrm .Mr. nnrl MI'S. Clnrlt Heenan o! For William Moore, 90 12 to 4 p. m. In the parish hnll. worth of Grand Lcrlgr., and the calw, and Ice cream with pink !{nuf!mtm nnll !umlly visited nt Ponllnr! were wer!ll encl guosts of Ar.cordlng to the committee, 750 hrlclegrnom's parentS' are Mr. unci bell cent cr~ were sm·verl with the home ot Mr. lliiCl Mrll. Aliord Mr. uml Mm, .James Jcrew, Wllllnm Moore will ob~ervo his gnrrlen and raspberry pntch, and Jb of beef. hnve been orc\cred for Mrs. L. 'Spink- Mrs. Haglnnld Hlce of Mnson, coffee nnrl · punch, Those who Powelson Sunday. · Mr. anrl MI'H, Kenneth Me· !lOth birthday unnlver~ary nt: nn helper! with chores nhout the the affair. A fancy booth nne! The hrldo wore nn oxford grny server! were Mrs. Murl Grimm, Mrs. Anna Vll'lli'.Y of Mnson Mnnns nnd sons were Sunday vls· While awaiting the storl<, Mrs. dress trimmed with velvet. She Mrs. Wllllnm Niswonger, Mrs. open house celabrntion Sunrlny, fm·m, Unlll this spring when ho country store nre special nttrnc· was 11 guost of Mrs. Seth Carlson llorH nt the home of Mr. nnrl Mrs. Loren .T. Splnl1, has attended sev· complemented her ensemble with Joseph Chonay and Miss Hull. September 23, ut the farm iJOillf! hurt his !mel' Inn !nil, Mr. Moore! tlons pl'annerl for tho festlvnl. ruesday. Clayton Hulett. of his son·ln·lnw unrl rtauglttlH', harl not heen bedridden In over * • * ern! S"howcrs given In her honor. white accessories and wore a (!Or· M11ry Anna Cheney presided at Mr•, ancl Mrs. Clut•ener! Dihhle, nt 20 years. He Is ncnrly recovered Mrs. Coe Emens entertnlned 11 sngrf of while cnrnnllons nnd yel· the guest register nnd Ann St. guests at n buffet supper' last low rosebuds. John assisted nt: the gift lahle, "Maple Manor," Hfi~ Cava1wug!J• hut has had tu give up some of Ingham County News September 20, 1956 Page 4 road. , thu hcr1vler and more 11ctlve worl1. Calico Squares Thursday. Pre8cnt: were Mrs. Miss Lucille Hall, niece of the Guests attended from .Taclcson, He lms novcr worn glasses and Russell Hpber nnd Miss Mar· bridegroom, served as maid of Lansing, DnnsvlliCf Holt, Grnnrl· Mr. Moore Is a forme•· owner gnret Barrett of Lansing, Mrs. honor, nnd Donald Gt·avos was Ledge nnd Mason. Thore were GO of the Lenox hotel that was attributes his long sp~n of years to the fnct I hnt he never worries. Elect Officers Nut Pulling, Mrs. Floyd Mitchell best mnn. Miss Hall donned n present for the reception. raised nnd replnccd by F. N. i\l'· nnd Mrs .•Tames Wlll1lnson, all of green dress trimmed In while The couple Is residing In Mn· baugh Co. as n part of t lwlr rc· He snys "I mlnrl my own husl· n!'ss, nml If somet hlng comes up Mnson Calico Squares elected DnnRVIIIa, and Miss Tholmn with white ncccssorles. Her flow· son. Mr.• JonP.s ls employed as a cent remodeling operation. Ft•om otrlcers at their first dance of the Snyder, Mrs. Russr!ll Garrison, ars were carnations and rose· trucll driver for David Weclt of 1956 Norge Washer I cannot correct, I let the other 1933 11111!l~fl. Mr. unrl Mrs. Moore Mrs. Charles Johnson, Mrs. Ivan buds. Holt:. fellow do it." scaRon Saturdny evening. Mr.' and llved on 11 farm Hotilh of Wll· Bellinger and Miss Betty Mt•. Moore would lllce to have Mrs. Walter Poyet were chosen Hand·---~------ llamston. At that time, Mrs. as presidents, with Mr. and Mrs. Icy, all of Mason. The honored Special Sale - Save $100.00 Moore brolw her hlp and the Dlh· friends and neighhors drop in guest received mnny nice gifts. Sunday afternoon for a cup of Rohert Leonard as secretaries, hies moved In with them to care nnd Mr. and Mrs. Richard' Fer· feoffee and some of his bh·thdny Mrs. Douglas Spink of Lnn!jlng for her. In Apl'll of 1!H7, the Dlh· ris, treasurers. Attending the Methodist Church Circles mke, and chnt: nwhlle, He hns 2 gave a pink nnd blue shower Au· bles hought. their prr•sP.nl farm meeting were guests !t•om Lan· other daughters, Mary Mead Cory gust: 30 for the mother·to-he. on Cnvnnaugh rood. sing, Miller road and Fl. Wayne, Guests· Included Mrs. Ben Gucn· of Downey, Cnllfornla, and Verna Indiana, ', Plan First' Fall Meetings Mrs. Moore died In '1!1:11. Mr. Smith of Williamston; 6 grand· !her, Mrs. John Bell and Mrs. Moore hns continued In good The group meets on the first Orton Greemnn, all of Holt, Mrs. . Mason Methodist church clr· charge of the pi'Ogrnm nnrl clevo· dtildren, JR great;grnndchildren and third Snturdays ot every health nne\ carer! for his large ami 2 grent·grent-grnndchlldren, , Lois Splnlt, Mrs. John Mlllhlsler clcs hnve scheduled their first fall tlons. on the month for' western-style sqllare nnd Miss Marlene Andrews, all meetings for Monday, Tuesday Me.mbers of Rachel circle will dancing to the calllng of .Joe Roe. of Lansing, ami · Mrs. Harold nnd Wednesday of next week. meet Wedne11day for a 1:30 des· bahlr.s, and several games were During the meeting It was de· Splnlc, Mrs. William Fountain, Priscilla circle members wlllmeet sc!rl: at the home of Mrs. Otis NORGE played in the same theme. · Shower Honors clded that there is room for a Mrs. Milbourn Surato and Mrs. Monday evening nt 8 o'cloclt with Mnntavcn, 2320 Phlllips road. Mrs. Re!rC.~hmenls of pink Ice few more couples. Anyone lT!ler· George Thorburn. Mrs. Spink Mrs. Willlnm Crowe, 500 North Clyde Otis ls en-hostess. Mrs. AUT.OMATIC cream, decorated cakes, mints, ested In Joining may contact Mr. served plnl1 unci blue open-face Dart road. Mrs. H. S. Pulver and tea and eoffee were served. Roc or any of the officers. Charles Lawton has charge of I WASHER Mrs. Rex Gillett sandwiches and strawberry icc Mrs. Olin Strlcltllng are co·host· the progrnm. Devotions are to he ~~~ I~ * ~,1 1:1 if! cream cake from a pink linen· asses. Mrs. Herh Southwick hns by Mrs. Cllfforrl Petty, Twenty-five relatives attended CHURCH BOARD HAS DINNER covered table. Candies, storlt mo· eharge of devotions. Mrs. Leland a stork shower fnr Mrs. llex Gll· Mrs. V. G. Burgess; '115 Steele Ole! and new hoard members tlfs nnrl pink and blue flowers wlll give a pledge service, lett Snturrla>· evening at Wheat· Pink·Biue Shower Aus~ln street, will entertain Deborah of t lw Mason Church ~Jf the Naz. decorated the tnble. Many nice after which a social hour nnd get· complete with field Gleaner hall. Mrs. Gonrge arane anrl their families had Uln· Fetes Mrs. -Warner gifts were presented to the han· ncqunlnted gnmes are planned. circle members at a one o'clock time line conlrol Manwarrlng of Lansing was host· ncr al the Regent cafe In Jaclt· luncheon Wednesdny. Assisting P.SS at the party. Mrs. Burt Warner, Jr., was or guest. Mrs. Howard Norton, 1063 N. as co·hosteFses are Mrs. Bernard ~nd suds saver ~on Saturday evening. Twenty." guest of honor at a star!< show· On August 25,· Mr. and Mrs. College road, wlll open her homo Tables were nltrnr:l i1•ely r\ecn· seven were present. Smith anrl Mrs. George Burgess. and short er given Friday evening by Mrs. Kenneth Darling, ·Mr. and Mrs. In Ruth circle members Tuesday Mrs. Cnrlylc is program chair· rated with llowrrH, appi'Dpriatc ·~ 1J: It: cycle for Earl .T. Ewing, .rr., of Lansing. Lyle Darling, Mr. and Mrs. El· 11t 8 p. m. Assisting as co-hostess· man, nml Miss .J can Farr will pink and blue tnhle rovers anrl Mr. anrl Mrs. Alhcrl Newman Eighteen guests were present'. mer Crandall, Mr. ·and Mrs. Ed· es are Mrs. Paul Decess nnd Mrs. small loads matching nnpl·, ' night, Funeral services were 1\t ell and 1\fr. n111l Mrs, 81mer Otis Henrietta Gor11llno Brothers funcr111 home apJlenrjil;, h!ls retnrnr.rl home. .Millville Farm Bureau at Tqesday nfternonn In Williams· or Leslie, Perry Klmmorllng Is In m•lt leu] Onondaga Mr•s. Vernon Cl!u·It nnr!'MuJ•)ene ton, ronrlltlon nt hlH home. J•:nulr•o Unlwr• Ele·cfs Officers for Year Mrs. Burton Baldwin spent lhe wr.el< llllrl vlslllng Mr•. M1•, nnd George Lnntz Chur1'11 SPl'VIPes nt Mlllvlll() are ·'' 'T'hls Snndny nl tho Vnntnwn nud Mrs. Cyrl Rntemnn of Atll'f'· Mr·s. Methodist churah (juring Sunrln,Y spcnl Stmrtny nflrrwrnn with Hoy 111 10;15 11, m. with Sunrlny sr.hon) Hnrold Hnrr I~; clwlnnnn ru1cl crs; Mrs. Monuc Womlnrrl nnrl Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith of !ius. Lnntr.. nt 1'1. sdwnl nl 1·1 o'clod< n sound colol· Mrs. Bcwnnrllur. Mr.Mirhnr.l Jm~1 Forcl Miller i~ vlrr.·chnlrmnn of Mrs. Bttrton Coffey, tmerelnrles; Lansing Wllre SunriPY vlsJtors o~ I'll!'. nncl Mrs. Elmer Oils spPnt 'l'ho W. S. c. S. Will IJIIVO 1i the Hr.nrletln Fnrm Hurenu lllm, "1•'11.1' Ji'r•nm Alnnc," will tm ncceplr!!l thr. chnh·mnnshlp of Ml'H, 1\cmnl!lh Hoger·s, rccmnHan; shown. Evm·yonc mny nttencl. Circle Elects Mr, nnrl Mrs. Joe Huff find Bev· Sunday evening with Mr. nnd drklwn· suppc!t' nt tlw hnll Sep· gruuv for• the comlng·ycmr. They nne! Mrs. Lurlell Cheney, news erl)', Ononrlagn townshlrr for• tlw nn· MrH. Geralrl Mnrlln nl Onnndng11. tmnher :n. Serving will hegln at: were elcderl nt n rnncllng last t'C!JIOI'IH Nlethnm· Forrest Miller, sc!eretary; Goi·atrl pr·o!Jiems. Mrs. I~llsworth Brown Mrs. Lestoi' Enr·th entertained dcty nt the home of Mrs. Esther In Fort Wayne, Indiana, anrl Mrs. lloy llrr.vllinH nnrl fnrn· Mr, llllrl Mrs. Hobert Bmttalu nwr home Sunday. Dixon, nl nf tiH' P.hnr•1· Willow Hun alqmrt nnrl Green· D1oris Bienz. Richard Corser, Ron of Mr. and Millet•, nllern11te eommlllcewom· MI'H, Bllllr W<'lier was n Sunday ancl Bcl'llarcl Otis famili<•s. llclri Vllluge. nn; Freel Ford, rcerr.ntlon leur!· '!'he Lnunstclns served pump· lA special meeting of the offl· Mrs. Harvey Corser, Is llttenrllng evening enllPr of Mt•. and 1\ll's. ldn pie nnrl lee crcnm at 11w Jt iaJ\es iiO l'Ullrond cnrs to cet'H of the Rulh ami Nnoml clr· Washington high school In Port· Edwnrd TJenriorwn nne! fnmlly of llnlph Wchrt• wns sld< during S<•vr.t•al from the communlly cr; Mrs. 1-Jnrold Hnr'l', rcporler; transport the New York City cles wns contlucled at lhe home land, Oregon. !he past wePk anrl not nhlr> to altenderi tlw Dansvlllr.·\VIlllnms· Mrs, Ford Mlllm·. Sl!errnnn Hurl· dose of 1hr. meeting. Holl, tPlephone directories from Chien· of Mrs. Bernlr•e Bush Thursday Mr·. and Mrs. Robert Smith nnd wot'k ton foothall gnme ut Jcowlm·vllle m11n and l•'r•crnoon and Mr. nncl Mrs. Ora na!;cr re man of cit lzcnshlp commit Ice, unnunl HUpper, whlcl.l will he .lrf dny afternoon cnllers of Carl unci Mrs ..Jar l~ranl\lln and fam rllrect orles. Oct oiler. Zeitz. Ily Sunclny evening. illlll'llf!nn gur.sts of Mr·. anti Mrs. t urnccl home Friday night nfter 'rhe Misses Holen nnd .Jane 1\li'S, 1\lr•rlon flll'cl Hobert Brattain and Str.ve. 'NpPmllng tlw flllHI W('Plc In norlli· \ Mrs. Edna Glov!'thwest Stockbridge and were family· of Bellevue road. I St nwc';·. hirlhrlay ;lllnlvcrsary. Max Grimes last 'ruesday eve rest Miller at 8 o'clock Thursday dinner r~uests of his hrot her there The group discussed duties of Mrs. Dorothy Corwin and Mrs. ttlght, Oclohr1· 11. Sunday, the various officers. At the cir· ning. Mr. Grimes ls Scoutmaster. Harold North from Miami, Iren'e Bartlett reported for the Bruee Grnnger and Mr·s. Dar· cle huslncss session they adopted fall term of . .Jury duty at Lansing Drxtcr •rrall win Williams and Patrice went the name Mildred Black circle, Florida, his mother, Mrs. •J_,Jzzie North, of Fowlerville and Mrs. Monday. New officcr·s elected nt lhe to Willow RUI\ Tuesday to meel named for a missionary who Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoyt and Dexter '!'mil Farm Bureau meet· thP farmer's son·in-law ami spoke in tilnue from (;l'lllltK ,,,,,,,,, ...... ;,,...... 2Sli,837 .R7 ltt•V[I!l\1i< ...... 3~8.441.04 millions. Successful results seem -~ssured. She is in Room 114, Community Nnn-HI'y~nlll! llt•£•rhlt~ ...... i''""'""'"""''-'__ 1,:10fi.<1R hospital, Mt. Pleasant where she underwntn ~ ~ group of frlemls . 11nd relatives J\ 11 n1init~tr·u t Inn ...... 17,107,82 Friday evening of last WC>ck at a ln~tl·uetion ...... 2!i8,707.82 for all, and be a part of this great effort for the Operntion or gchool Plant ...... ·10,103.20 showf'r for the new baby of Mr. Mlllnl~nnnce of School Plnnt ,,, .. , ...... ,,, ...... 11,017,89 good of humanity, and Mrs. Carl Miller of Liln· Fixccl Chnr·geH ...... 3,3MI'i.OO sing. Anxilin1·y SPt'vict>R ...... 12,104.40 Mr. and Mrs. Percy Barrett 'l'otnl CUI'I'Cnl· (Opcrnting) DiAburRem(lnts ...... $ 3'19,1.·16.13 went on a trip to Sault St. Mlll'lintB nncl Stta•tin~ nulnnce ...... , $l,r.H1,17:1.·11 Calking Compound ~::a- family were dinner guests Sun· Deduct 11iRbtJJ'8aments ...... Crttlitul Outlny, BuildinJ.(H ...... $ 138,·10fi,79 day at the home of her mother, Rund IntPreHt nntl chnr~cm ...... 31,238.7/i Weather-'Stripping. 1 All Hand ' Mrs. Mary Bucldngham. c,:rtificntl!R of Depo~it l urrhn~£!U ...... t,r.oo,ooo.oo Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Swift and 'l'otnl DiKhttJ'tlcntentH ...... ,...... \ $1,66D,GH.64 Window Glazing p•••••••••••••••••••••••.. Steven were at the home of his Lawn Mowers CnHh ht Bank June :10, 19/ifl ...... ~ 11,528,87 Farm and Household parents for lunch Sunday eve· Cr.o·t\ficnt.e• of Deposit on Hnnd Juno ao, IOoG ...... 1,350,000,00 ning. ,- $11 Beryl Bishop•of Franldln, West •ratnl lluihllug nnd Site Fund Jnne 30, 1or.o .... $1.~6l,G28.S7 Virginia, is visiting a'f the ·home of his brother, Bernard, and other ATHLETIC FIELD BUILDING·& SITE FUND RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS CnRh in nnnlk July ,; l{lil/i .. : ...... : ...... $ ooo.oo relatives. Adtl nece!pbl: rrt•nnKfcr from GPilf!I'HI Fund ...... 15,000.00- AUCTION Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Bishop DAduct niHhuraerncnt~ ...... 000,00 spent from Friday till Sunday in Cn•h In nnnk Juno :10, 19nG ...... ,...... ;...... $ 16,000.00 Ann Arbor with· their daughter, Mrs. Clinton Seldin. Mr. Soldin was in Minnesota because of the 1952 DEBT RETIREMENT FUND RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS .Saturday. September 29 Cnoh In llnnk July I, IOr.r. '""""'""'"'""""'"""""""'"$ $ n,GIJ.:I7 sudden death of his father. Add Uocolnts 1 Revenue from GcnCl'nl Property 'rnx ...... 83,043.20 o'cloek p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Geisen· Revenue from InlerCRt on InveslmonlR ...... 1,628,30 haver and children from Tecum· Ce1·tiflcntes of DcllDHit CnHhcd """'"'''""""'"'''"'":" 112,710.00 1 Locate1l G miles no1·th of Charlot.te on Cochran roacl to seh were nt the home of Mr. ancl Gre.~hrun highway, 1~ mile west:, Mrs. James Hart over Sunday. Totnl l~eeeiplR ...... ~ ...... ,,,,, Sunday evening the Harts called Totnl$ocoipt. nnd Stnrtlnp; Dnlnnoo ...... :.... Bulbs lOIH Ford Tractor ' Augm· Dr.tlnct DIRhiii'AentC!ntn lmportod From Grain at the home of her sister, Mrs. lutercot on Bond• ...... $ 10,f,S7.50 Woods Bros. O·ft', .Combine Grain Elevator Leo Preadmore, In Lansing. . Rand Reth·crnont ·...... 'l06,00o.oo Nothort•nds with motor• Ilny Loader Mr. and Mrs. Asll Towsley en• Pt·cmlum on llond• Cnllotl ...... ;.. 1,800,00 1948 Ford -)4 ·ton Pickup AdvcrtiRing of Cnll, Pnying Agent ...... 1 fi6,84 Tulips 9c 2·whccl Trallm· tertained her uncle and aunt, Mr. Certlflcntou or Dopo•lt Purchnsod ...... ;...... ; no, 71 o,oo Forti 2·bottom, 14-ln. Plow 2lm·size Chlcl' Bs·ooCl'tlng oohedule:., ')ireoent.IBirl,- 'tho current pooltlon· of the NN L. ARC R, .. · ·R, .J, HILL, C er 1 funds nnd fund bnlnncun and the rcoults of the cnoh operutlono of the Bonrd of A tt ' · Afterward they had a Wlenel' Educntlon-iind tho Uelt Public School• for the tlsenl yoor ended June 30, 1050, In / .. · . IIC oncer \)IRS;~ G. L. ARClmR, Cashier ron,st at. the ltome' nf Rl"lla.;,.l eonf~rmlty with ll~llefJll)y !!CcPp,wcctfully oubmltted, Gnrlock. und Jlowland, o.,l', A.'s · • · · · · ·.1 1 ·. . I :,·, ·' . ~ . ·.• · ' . ·., .. Page 6 PTA Meeting Notice of Adoption of Ordinance !lhli Lylo G1111V Is Scheduled Providing fo1• the esb:tbllshmen~ of lhe Ingham County Metwpolltun Wutm and Sewage Leslie News System, Mr~ Juhn Br~tdot Jf I~ vlslllng P1'A President Leslie VInce ex her ~on, II vlng, and f.tmlly I I Clara C, Strange tendqrJ an Invitation to parents, The following ordinance was enacted by the Ingham Boat d of Supm vlsm s nl its meet Ing ln Mason Tuesday, Sep1cmbet 18, 1956; '!'heW S C S mctut the home Lencltels and non patent:> who nrc of M1s Lmma Btlstow with J,l Interested to heir> tcnch tho mem memilcts unci otw vlsltm ptcsenl hershlp goal of 300 fot this yom Pl.1ns wet e murle !01 ,1 putlu~k lions Club Has which Is a jump of 100 members HliJlJlm In he tills fnll The dale over !nat year's Will ho dedderl lnt1 1 New Workers The tltst meeting wtll be In the form nf 11 11 eept ion fol' the tc.teh lng stnlf and will be on Thu1 sdny For 1956-57 evening In the high school audl Lions rnc~ldPnl Donnld M01 torlum at 8 gun, announced hi~ rommlltccs Vince Lit ged 1111 who nrc Inter for the cuttent yc,u at Mond<~y cslccl to mn1 It theh cuiendnt s for night's meeting 111 liH• GAH hall the following dales thzoughout 'fhey Ute' Constitution rlll!J hy the school yc,IJ Octobet 18 mom htws, DoiMid llolrncs, 11, Miller bet ship pi ogrum, November 15, and Robel t Sillpm.m, convention educallon.tl night, Dccembm 20, Richard Schmidt and Lcon.u d Clulstmns ptogzam, .January 17, Robinson, llnancc 1'1 .tnl< Ancsl safety program; l'ebt ua1 y 21, Harold l crtclwut .tnd Chmles foumlcts day dlnnet, Match 21 Lay, Lions lnfollnnllon, Lloyd school open hou~e, Aplll meeting Dutton, Lisle A Gull .tml Wllllum to be announced later M.ty JG J R.lllll, mPmhctsillp and ut lnslull,I(Ion night lenduncc Mlllm d I r~ylrJJ, Gcu1 gc In ptep.ur~llon for .t purposeful Luer hl rtnd Chrll Jes L.ty, p1o yem, 8 members of the board al g1 um !'nlet t ORDINANCJ~ l•'Oit Sl'El!:U (UN I' HOI Hopo d1omond whon he wanted ON 1'0WNSilll' ROADS Sun., Mon., Tue., Wed., Thur. 5 Days to sell 1t 1 Janot Thoro 11 •uch • th1ng •• SI!:C1'10N I. No pet son shall dr1ve any motor velucle on any ruud or I Exclusive First Run Lansing Showing runn1ng out of suporlal1vos 1n Librarian Gives doscnb1ng some of our nome highway within the limits of Ingham townslup, except as brand p1cco•, like tho rhmo Vacation Awards herelnaftCI provtded ut a speed In excess of 50 miles pet hom, Sensational 4-~nit Show - Adults Only stone sot, Her Grace of Men provided, that notwithstanding the above named m.txlmum speed ~co There probably IS ~ pl~c• Leslie's llbnu ian, Mt s Robctt whtch shall be prima facie lawful, no person shall operate any for lnOXpOniiVO (DWOJry but Fat ley, will present 51 certificates said vehicle on any said road or highway at a speed in excess when you reolly want o lmo to school chtldren who zcad a of or less than a careful, reasonable and p1 uclent speed, having sot, or tho p1cco do rosut mmlmum of 10 boolts dllllng the due regard to the su1face and width of said ro.td or htghwny to anco to top off your now summer the volume of traffic thereon, and to any other pel tmcnt condl lion then existing; provided further, that no pe1son, In uny Fall outl1t, noth1ng qullo doos She wtll go to their zoom~ at It but • n•mo br•nd p1oco event, shall drive any motor vehicle on any such road 01 htgh school to gtvc them ce1 tlllcates way at a speed greater than will permit him to bring smd ve Z1m You mo~c towolry sound like suitable for Itamlng, which say hlcle to a stop within the assured, clear distance ahead Cadlllocs-• luxury for tho low that they have 1ead Mrfflclent bool\s to be em olled In the Ing SECTION II. The provisions of this ordmance shall not be .tppll Janel I d1dn I mo•n to It's rust ham county summer leading p1 o cable to the followtng roads or highways In Ingham town that some folks •ron'! awaro of ship: tho foci !hot they can buy gt am One little girl read 56, 2 1 'fhose designated as US or Michigan State II unl< lines. I nomo brand costume r•wolry lor tied with 54 and 12 l'ead 20 or 2 'fhose within the limits of any city or viHagc • modorolo pr~ce and tho joy mme 3 Those on which the maximum speed of vehicles has been of woormg • really l1no p1oco Each boolt read en tl tied the limited to less than 50 miles per hour under the p1 ovl 1 makoi up lor tho dolloronce 1n 1 cadet• to one vote for a favorjte slons of Act 246 1lf the Public Acts of 1915 j prlco fictional chmacter Lama Ingalls 4 Those on which the speed is limited to less than 50 miles Z1m. In othor words-cheap Wlklet won first with 100 votes, per hour by action of the State Highway Commissioner/ jewelry 15n't choop-1t c.rme second with or the County Road Commissioners and the Comm1ss10n onds up 1n • Black Beauty er of the Michigan State Pollee under the provtslons of mago solo, 53, Roblnhood and Petct Pan tied Section 628 of Act No 300 of the Public Acts of 1949 1 Iot• third place, each with 41. ~•not You sound qu1to poohc Considered as a favorable fuel SI!:C'I'IUN Ill. The speed limit set forth In this ot dina nee shall not Janel and z,m togothor We diD 01 In granting u scholllrshlp from apply to vehicles when opetated with due tegard for s.tlety un d11play1ng our now towolry this der the direction of the pollee In the chase or app1ehenslon of wool, folks Stop by and havo an outside source this past year, violators of the law or of persons charged with or suspected of • look You too, can bo • was the 1 ange of subjects read any such violation, nor to a fire department or file puhol ve Duchou! by the one being consldeted 'l'he hlcles when travellng In response to a the ala1m nor to public or gt·aduate hnd been one of Mrs. private ambulances when traveling In emergencies This ex· rurley's regula!' attendants In emption shall not, however, protect the d1lver of any such ve· taking boolBroderick Crawford. ' 'pl11ined the Wilcox farming oper11tions to tl1e German scientisfs. She told .+h~m how she 11nd her hus· will conttol sewer systems, water months at a time to chase the evening course beneficial. btmd farm 240 acres. The Germans also got a look at the new 3-stall mdklng parlor 11t the f11rm, a mains and sewage disposal In tuna all over the Pac!Hc ocean. lweper, and hls wife, Dora, whose slot'.Y of I ills r·out·ageous, harrl bunker silo and other farming aids. The Wilcox place is being improved· rapidly, the Germans learned. Enrollment for all evening s'-!burban areas If so requested by Western llllled with Stars seemlngly happy marriage !dries working rarniiy who <'rwountcr school courses Is scheduled for local units. · "The Fastest Gun Alive," com a secret In hls past. a secret Ill· both happiiH!ss anri lragr.rly In Wilcox will be milking about 40 cows this winlcr. (Ingham County News photo). September 24·28 at the board of "' "' • + "' "' • 41 • ing to the Fox Theatre Sunday volvlng · lhe fact that George their stt·u.:gle 111 ei\f! out a living education bulldlng, at 419 N. and Monday, Is as unusual as Its Temple Is the fustest man with a from tl1eir srnall plot In Florlcla's They Toured Ingham and Eaton Saturday Capitol avenue. Office Changes Asked tltle. Starring Glenn Ford, Jeanne gun In the whole West.. dense serult c·lluntry. Between 3,000 and 4,000 adults M. H. Avery, county lll,:l'icul· Cmln and Broderlclt Crawford, What happens to him, to Dol'fl, All the high points of the Ruwl· are expected to enroll when the tUl'a] agent, . asked. Sllpervl~ors with Russ Tamblyn heading a· blg and to their fellow citizens of logs rwvni an~ IH!I'f' !IH• hunt for first of the 10-week terms opens Monday to remove It· partition in supporting cast, the M·G-M pic· Cross Creel\ when 3 murrlerous I he marauding 1Jr•;1r, SIL•wfool, the October 1. · what was once the county board turc tells u story of the early men seelt out Temple to ella!· pulsating episode In wilil'll Penny Germans Show Interest in Farming west but It Is unlllte any western Jenge his reputation with 11 gun Is hitto~n by a rlc•;Hiiy rall!esnalte, ' Beginning with registration of ed uca tlon office. The space will September 24-28 from 7 to 9 p. now be occupied by the extension lllmcd 11efore. maltcs for action. the fr·ee·fJEANNE CRAIN Seini-Gloss coic.rs match those • CJinh Riiis llfeolln~r nat(l Mrs,. Bachman 1\IYF Platns 1\JoeHng· Aggies Defeat· The next meeting of the MI', Sunday twenlng, Sefltemher 23, Ingham Countv News September 20, 1956 Page 2 Dansville News nnd Mrs, Yard nne! Gal'rlon cluh Entertains WSCS memhnrs of M. Y. nf lh11 ------ tlw I~. wilt. he Thursday evening, Sep· Dan~vllle ilnrl Vnnlown churchc~ ftelen Younu MA 3-3931 Williamston in temhot• 27, at the town hull In Lnst Werlnesrlny, members nf will hnve their regular monthly M1·. nnd Mrs, Mclvln Bnttlgc Carlton Rnmalla anrl William nnrl rlnnghter•s r•ullerl on Mr, anti Musolff spent the wee)t at the Dnnsville. Hoslessr.li for the ocr~n· !he Womnn's Sodety of Chris! Inn lnlslne.~s meeting nl tlw Dnnsvllle slon will he Mrs, Robert 'rhomp· Service I;Vere Jtitertulnerl nl the chut'r.h, 'J'hc business meeting Mrs, 'feel fi'nyo of Stocllhrlrlge hornfl of Mr. and· Mrs, Oscar An· 1\JII!.~Imuli'Y U1ally D1tlt! Stll; League Opener Sntunlny evening, derson ICnllcnslcn, ~on nnd Mrs. Allie Thompson .. home or MrH .. Laurn Bnchmnn, will precede rcfreslnnenls. Mrs, nt Septemher 30 is the rlnte or thr. Dansville OES Dnnsvlllr. dcfcn1ed Williamston Mr. nnrl \Mrs. Frnnlc . Nethnwny Mra. Gram! Kinne nc:tr.rl us eo· fi'lrm VanDammf! will he nrlvlsm• Mt·. nnrl Mrs. Normnn Abbott Mr. and Mrs, David Woods nnd mlsslonnry mlfy nt the Fh·st In nn Jngham County lenguc am In charge of the program, ow hostass. The hlrlhrlny nnniver·· for· this mcrtlng. and fnmlly of Wierhnnn, Mr. nnd family were Saturday vfsltorR of Methodist chureh In Ann Arbor·. opener, 20 to 13 F'rlduy evening. tuple of which will he "The ,Joy snt•ies of Mrs. Verna West unrl Mrs. Snm Wllllnms of East Lnn· Mr. und Mrs. GC!orge Post nnd Has Potluck 'rhe mily IH fot· churches of the Conch fi'rnncls Cappnert's Aggles of Knowing nnrl Watching Out· M1s. Bessie Chelf were honored. Ml', nncl ,Mrs. Willlnm Nlswon· sing unrl Mt•, nnrl Mrs. George Mrs. Lydia Swan of Mason, Ann Arbot· rllstJ•Jct nncl will he at scorerl twice In the lit's! half. Bh\rls." After rllnner I hr. huslnoss meet· gcr• nne! Lloyd nt tend eel a werl· Mcrlnrlorr nnrl son of Erlen were J{enneth'Woods spent tho wcelt At Town Hall 'a o'elorlc, The purpose Is to LaiTy Soule passed to .Tim Bres· lng wns opened with de1•nt Inns ding l't~reptlon for· Mr. nnrl Mr~. Sunday guiosts of their parents, enrl with Mr. nnd Mrs. J: c. Hill acquaint the people with mis· lin from the 15-ynrcl line In llw hy Ml'"· Allie 'I'homp~on. Gnnls Hnrry ,lones, .Jr., nt the Vnvny Mr. nnrl Mt'!', Sum Williams be· and fnmlly of Lansing, Mr. and ·September meeting of 0. E. S. sionaty plans unci mnterials for first qunrtcr, I\t:!lth Douglns for the qundrnnlum wm·e pre· town hall n!mr Mnsnn Snt· eaus11 nf till! sll'llim. study. was con· Ill, · I · N h Ill 1 D ill of the primary department Mi~s h. w contmuc on y untrl October as v e am nnsv e. tten S eet. her~. Lar1·y Prier. is In Spnrrow hos· turnNI to Western Michigan Col· .Webbervflle were Sunday evening ducterl hy M~s. Clyde Curtis, mls· 1. The riHss has hetm tlfvlr!C!rl into Mr. nnd' Mrs. Robert Bartlell of the Methodist church arc pian· pita!, Lansing, hecnusf' ot' in· slon study secretary, lege of Education at Kalamazoo guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jerl~on 2 teams with Coria Schnabel· nf F'owiPrvflle were week f!nrl Wessels Bohnet attended ning a f<.~rewell party for the .Juries on his eye, Sunday. Felfo'n. . The nel(t meP.ting will be at h I 0 'II E 11 fourth grade ehilc!rcn, who will rauc r nne rvr e • merson as guests o[ Mr. :md Mrs. Roy meeting of the department of Sam Wlllinrns wns tnken 1o Mr. and Mrs. Le1vis Dingman Mr.'\and Mrs. Cecif· Cole ,of the home of Mrs. Archie Lum· captains·. '!'hey have set as 1heit• Glover·. I t h S I d t be promoted to the junior· depart· Mason General lwspital Stlm!ny bert of Holt. I $1 ~oo c nssroom eac ers 'a ur ay a ment September 30, ancl also a . of Zephyr Hills, Flnrlcla, . were :~ar.l~~~n . wrmi! --sunday dinner goa ,.l • Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Greenough, Kellogg Center, East Lansing. mornrng with n heart at taek. guest~ at dinner Frlrlriy or Mr. gu_ep:at of Mr.· and ;Mrs. Lloyd The:! class will also sell candy Mrs. Viola Laughlin anrl Mrs ..J. Bohnet is chairman of the edu· welcome party fm· ineoming llrst Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Wr.si or Jaclc Iinzelton of Cenler Line and Ml'~. G. E. Manning nnri·Mrs; );lro9if~;:.In the afternoon they all ami hot , . ers college in Michigan and. la:;t . ; ~:. ' ' ·, ' ~. ·' .~· - year's. eclucatlor1al"plannlng com· ) rnlttee, of which Mr. Bohnet· was a member. . ' .... . Mr. and Mrs. David Diehl were Saturday evening guests of Mr. . ~ '. / nnd Mrs. Winston Dnncer of Ma· HOn. · / Mr, and. Mrs. Arthur 1-Jeclglen ·.: ... ' ' ·' \ ~· : I ' >, of Pleasant lake visited Mr. and : J.t.r-r' ·r Mrs. David Bal t. •. . ' ·.:~ ! : Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Freer Sun. clay. 1 I· ·i•. l ;.t '. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hartshorn are spending 10 clays vacation· lng at Crystal lake. '\ I, ;; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Haindel· and family of Mason and Mrs. Maur· ice Monroe ami children of Web· berville were Sunday guests of ::.•_' their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Berger. Mrs. A. .J. Miller and Mrs. George Mitchell were Wednesday visitors of Mrs. Ber· ger, who has been sick. Louise Perrine is still in Uni· versity hospital, Ann Arbor, but is improving and may he released some time this week. 1· Miss Barbara Anderson and Miss Ruth Ann Anderson of De· trolt spent the weelt end with their parf!nts, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Anderson. Mrs. Anderson and daughters were Saturday visitors of Franlc Anderson, who is irt University hospital, Ann Arbor. Everything considered . . . initial cost, Don Anderson of Ann .Qrrbor visited his mother, Mrs. Rosa An· operating cost, resale value .· ~ • , derson, Saturday. Mrs. Irma I: Bettma:n of Lansing was a Sun· day visitor of her mother, Mrs. .·, Anderson. · Mr. and Mrs. Philip Arnold and family and Harley Allen of Lan· ·... sing, Mrs, Elizabeth Seeley, Rev. Charles Gross, William Ainslie, FO·RD Trucks COST LESS Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Battige and. Ford initial costs are still low. Smart Take maintenance costs- day-in, daughters and Mr. and· Mrs. So consider ''ever,r,rtlting :'!Vhen you . truck buyers know also that Fn•·rl. "lJ: day-out dependability is a major buy-you'll huy Furd. · .. · . Wayne Taylor and family were the-jab costs are low, No sooner sai'd than· done Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and i·'eason wby Forcl tmcl1s cost less. It Mrs. Roscoe Arnold and Joyce Take operatiug costs~ no ·'other means less downtimCl, lower repair honoring the bi'r'thday annlver· b·ucks witli comparable .l10rsepower• costs, more work output. '· . sary of Marcia Taylor and the cnn bent Ford-pioneered Short Stroke And take durability-Ford trucks christening of'- Deborah Arnold engines for gas and oil economy. And nrc built stronger to last longer. This. •... 'by telephone 1 .. Sunday morning. with Ford, you get Short Stroke power accounts, too, for Ford's traditionally 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. Diehl were c. in every truek-V-8 or· Six. l11gh resale value. . .. l Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and • . was that it would rain cats and dogs Saturday. So you Mrs. Louis Stld of Mason. ... ,,The':pre~iotjon Mt·. and Mrs. Haroli'l Dakin, Jr., eaiied·'Otf your. regular foursome. But Saturday dawns ,bright and· clear .. of Unionville were Friday night .For Big Jobs, Small Jobs, All Jobs· . .. . '' '•: .. . ' guests of their grandparents, Mr. - You .. grab the teiepho!le, Within minutes you have the foursome and Mrs. A. C. Dowling. all lined. up again. You'll be teeing .off within· an hour-thanks to the Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Hayhoe were Wednesday evening dinner · ,"tetephon~: ·· ·· · · · . '. guests of .Mr. and Mrs. Gordon •' •' ,i' . ·'· .. Trucks tlst tonaerl Kf!tchum of Mason in honor of FORD ., . .Let your telephone help you make last-minute plans, run errands the birthday ·ann'tversary of Mrs. ' for you, keep yciu i~ touch with family and friends. There'~ just no end Hayhoe. . . ' . . , Mr. and Mrs·.. Johri Corbin of ·.to lta:-uaefuln~ss. · · St. :Petersburg, Florida, spent a few days this weelt with Mrs. MIC.H'tGAN .IILL TELEitHON'E COM'P'AN.Y' .·~ Zoa -Hobart. · · f. : Mrs. Roy 'Glover, Mrs. Melvin Roy Chri~tensen I. U~ter, Mrs. Olive Foster and Mrs. . ) ' ' ' .YOUR· FRIENDLY.FORD.PIEALER. Robert Bartlett attended funeral - \ · Ste "TELEPHOttE.TtME," I ~.t.l. Swnllayl on CIS·TI": 210 ·. State StreetI . ' ... " •• • 4 .. • •• ; ..... ~ •• •· •• - ...... ' ,. .servlees. for Ovid Strait at Fow. lf~llle Saturd~y a.fternoon; · ' '' I . t,·,• '' , , , ., I M1·. and Mrs. Norbert A. Hilde- 1 Mill'l•l su,.. AJJJJfl"'."'l'JfiJ 1! for both, bond aontlnuod for lbrder, Townsend of Northwest otocl> brnnrl of Ollnwu IIIIIs spent Sun· I u," "u u 1iJ llistl'id Clulatlo roanuudntl lor lrlul. homr, Sunday visited 1\llus VHn· Whitedou hrirlg~. .. , rhiY nt n plenlc for friends and lic1111n J,, """'"'"'· 2r., I.nnnh111; llnrln l'lln, J\1, V, llullr.J' 'l'hn Pllllllltl of lhll Slntu ur Mh-hiJ~IIJI h•e SIICJ'IIllllt of i'llll'lng Al'lti)J', gUCtilS .L Smllh, 21, OuorulaHn. VU, f\1 1Jlh JllntJk, 1\I'I'IIIKIIIIICIII, lnfutlllll• Mr. unci 1\-h~. I~u1 I Shuwor·~ unrl tln~l IUIItl, plt>llill'fi HlliJly, llll'fliiiCI), 1'/J• Mr·. and MrB. WIIIIHin Jngl'll• ~ CornulluH lllnlo1, 22, LIIIUIIJqr: Mu~lu !urnll.v \Vere' gtmsls ut dinner Ollawa liills Mr. untl MrH. Jo~oph 'l'omllnson Tnlc, 2·1, J.nn•ln~ .. Mr. und Mr~. nu~~oll Stover 011l11tlttd fnl' HtlltiUJlfiU, 'J'hu P1tn11fo ttl lltP Hlntu nr Mic•hil.l'lllt Sunrllty of 1\IJ•, und Mrs. Alger ilnm of 1<'111'11!lllgloll WCI'e SUnday Hpent the past wenl< end nt their n,.viol I•' Wllllcunn, .11 .. ~~. I.nnnl111r; und family wero dinner gt1ests District Ytl. Hlchntll, CJ, Wnt·d. Chnnnc1 c1f J•iuu tn Bowen of Wchhervlile, dinner gucHis of Mr. und MrS'. Okemo.s N·ews collnge nl lloughlon Lalic. 'J'hev 0'"""" 1<. Vnndo!llwtl<, 21, """"'"~ Sunrluy of Mr·. nnrl Mrs. William lUiill.V, IHH'I'IIttll, I'Cilllllldncl fuJ' KullltJIItlll " Lufuyuttu W. lti1•hmund, !.I, MI. 1')1.!1111• 'J'hn PuoJtlc o( the tllntu nr Mlri!IJ.rrllr Mr. find Mrs. Puul llerlglcn, ,fume~ Rldgwny. Jlmll'll nt. thll S!tnl'llln f>llllll!l'tlfltl rctur•nr.d home for their !all busl· nnt; ltlilh B. Hn11, 2:1, llult. l:lmlw '1'111' l'c•uph1 nf tlw ~I lilt• uf M!r hl1:1111 Mt• 1111d MI'H: AlfrPd Slwnnnn mlxtlll't• on,·o agum hP,Itlng llll ,fr!liii'.Yi l'nll'lr•JU t\ 1-illl••r~, ~~~. IJI\tillillll b,\' ~frs ••Jnlrn C. llrld\111'1' of •I!J2:i il!l' Olwrnos high 'lid!fHd fooll1all pucliy In llw Olwmos vicinity due rrHH'I! 'I'. Smll 11 nnrl fumlly. \Ill. lfuhurl Clrlll'h'ti Hl'-l't•l 111ul 1\ulth o~nd Vernon H(ll'l!l I hi' WI'!! I( end n whole e~g or· egg yulll anrl vm·y Grunclvlew D1·lvr• In Ollu\yll IIIIIs 11'11111 wlw w11s ln.lurl'rl rhll'lug 11 Ill llw pa!'eiiiS br·inging llwlr dill· Jll!'!u11d 1\. J\,v .. rH, ~a. l'oHiol'ln, Olilo; Mr. ancl Mrs, L. T. Smllh Wf'l't! hi'IIIW ~trill r. hiiHI»"IIIIIUIIf, iufniiHHtinll Hrrth WHJIIUI, 1?1, Mu~urr, I'UHd, lui!Jr Jlhtltdttl }flli)ly, )milt 1/l'liiiiiUI(, Wilh !lev. und Mr~. ll,mly llsl'l· grotdwtlly adrlinl( llw Sl'fllll'Ulec' ·~IWsls Sunday of Mr. nnd MrH. \11116 fl hO!!Hl' giii'HI lnsl Wl'f'il 1'\!rl (II'IH'fie•e se•sslon Ill MIISOII 2 IVCI'IIH rl1 rm lmd1 lo M. ~. U, frll' regis· E11tH1n 11. 'J'urlnr·, .IK, 1\rr1; Arlrr11·, Mil· hoth ll'lllllllllctl f111' HuiiiUtlt'l', IIIIP or Q11lney, nnd on lhelr wny I fllll,\'lll!llaiM• lo II. belore llmvlng for l'lrllariPiplrla, ago, wns rr.1111 m•d IHIInt> from IJ'i!llon. clwd J,, Uollirrr+, ;r~. L.rrrl'llll,.(' l•'loyd Slnnllclrl In \VIIilamslnn. I'Ptltlun ur l.oY.ltl'd f.tl\lwl'o .lr. fll'tll'l f'nul (IPHor•••, !,!;,, LuUhLIIJ..:, A IIIII' M /IIH\111 illlt U(lt•l Ill til 't! Ill l'llhf. where he \VIIS t'ho:lr• 1\ lf'IJI'C•· Spiii'I'IIW hospllal lasl Snllll'rlay Gll!n W. llushy, and ,hwl< 'l'hll I'IIOIJ)It lht• Hill It llr Mil Hl'll~flllfllo, ~·1, Fn>.lin vlll1•. ur hhwu ~·entnllvr• fen• Wt>slr•rn Mlr·hlgnn hy Ills lnllwr·, Woody Sl'!il'ldl of Turner, ll!£"ir wives and fumiiics VH. W llllr; 81''''1"'· 01 dr r qlrn11!rlnJ.l' inl'u1 Hnl.tnl Mol\uy, au, lrrllltWIHt' IJI'Itl/1 M !IIIII !1111 1111d diHt'liHIItilllf l't'HIIUiltlclll. CoJ!ege of IO:rht<'lllion In 1\nlama- Meridian marl ..11m will IJf' !l!tahlt• c·omblncd eiTorls lusl Sulunlay lluuu, •1:!, fil'lllld Jlnvt n Court Actions Hlr•hut·cl Mi.!t ll n11tl Llu)cl llndw n vn ~oo. lo play lillY mom f11nlhall llw rr•· c!vening with 11 har·hrwur! In !hell' Chul'lt•H J•j, rinf•ll, :!I, f.HtlliiiiJ.{; /ll!ldlh'tr .ruhn U. nntl Mllclr, d WttltH lr"utuo, 01 d11' Wlndqul11t, ~I. Larlhlllg. lmeltyu'rd pil: 'l'hll Pl!tjl!ll of thl' ~IIIII' ur MILhhW/1 of tl itUIIIHHIII, Troy Jlmwnlng 111 2:J:lfi 1llll'rll! maindPr of I his sensol!. Mulculm W, Atruu, .!li, i.IHrrHIIJ:, vn. Wlllli! ,JUIIII'I, C:cutllil'lllu uf 11lluwnlll'l lll•n11 W Vutll\l~>lilru VH, Mrl1 H J,oi!UIIu Ciwr•ndul; rr N. Tu.Yitrr•, :!~. L11111 1.111/HIIt~ 'Hill Drive In lnrllan IIIIIs has now M1·. and Mrs. 1\la~;ir• Bhfl•l,w<•ll Dwight Xlwlly of Swat!llllrg nf writ. 'l'lilllllt'fUil' thu 1'11111'1 Wltltn11l JIII'Y, Vt'l (it•rnld n. lhqdwM, ~H, Lllllldll"; Hnu- 'J'hn Pr•opln ur th" ~lult• or Ml1 hl!-lllll •lil'l rur· pl!tlrlllll, dlllllllf.tl!l'l, ~J,!!IIU.IIIJ, DriVEty son nf Mr. and Mrs. Floyd rii'IL ,J, Plcrr·t•, ~I!, ( hurlullt• • Iuken up rr•sirlt•ur·r• In New Yen k of Smnll lle'!t's Larw In Olwmos VK, C1•1'il All1•11. 011lur In 11rrllt• IHfl~f''llll t•wt~ Ln '"' lt~XI'II, J•uhomn1l 111 h1• lllt•tl Uuvhl W. 11!1111'1111, I \1, l.arndmr, ,/urlll h City Willlf'l' hi' Is nlllllii!Prl wilh havr! relunH•rllo tlwlr honll' 11flr•r Slllllly of 2~1l:i lrmJLIOis Drive in 'I lin P1 nrrl1• ur thu Hlutc• nr Mlt•hhwr• 'l'llr• l't oplt• nl lh•• :itut1• rtr Mal'hi~u,, r\, lluul,urmrr. I h, /,unHill,.c. VH, lll•t•h••t'l ",rudl' llrtlc huJ'Hnn. 011lt•r YH. H••vot'llo It, BlltWII. ('hnu~'' uf Jd1•11 It Clllawa llills, iH now Ptnployl'rl hy Wt )I. ll~>t•lu•r, .!li, ~h~ Nullonnl llr'IIIHit'asllng 1'111l1· n VJH'IIIion inl1id111111, Missis"ippi, udall L1111rluJ.{, (or• ltitil/11111'0 nf t IIJtfUH ••ullt y, 1/1'' t pt1•d, ltnlul 1'11111 ''"'"d fn, puny. 1\1 1'/i llt'IIWnlng ll't'lll lasl wiH'I'I' II!Py ltoll1 hail from. 1111' Cltrlslmnn Conslrul'llot! Co, Myrnn ,J. IJ,•~cr, ~r,, J.nluo Orlt•ii~u. 'l'hn P"oplu nr tim Hlalu ur Ml•·hlf.fllll llt•IIJt•IH t•, ht rLII .~lu ltltl/1, :!II, ''\'"''lit!." 1 llnrt.rlr n '.'It, ,,11\VIfllll'lt llrll'lllll Hhul'fllllflo or·llor rur 'l'lu• l'1npl" nf !ht• Kllllt trf M!t•huru1• Norhnrl llllrll'hl'llllfl of Ollawa J. :-;ml!lr. It-!, J•;m 1 Lun, ru!, tffek. 1\tr·. and Mrs. Arll!lll .1. Sonwts iHH11/I/If'l' II( I'IIIIIUH, v~. Buunlcl /1, llrJ',H. I hllllf'l ur 1•1111 I• ~lllit'lt li '1'. llt•lluu, II, l..r•>ll'llt't•lrr/IJ.(, Wlillurn MPI'I'I'r h;1s IPIIII'IIt'd of OllitWa IIIIIs l!arl ns ll1l' IIH ~Lilli! VH, ( 'l111 !tit II r>lc I it•t. t\111111!1111/11/lf, )II f111 1 Juu N. Hlugh, :!2, Mltlllllul; llullll/1 ,f, ~urne dll/iHPS Ill Mi<·higlln Slitll' of llir! Ohio slale llllllt'r. Whll live many ,\'l'ars 1\gll. They had 1111! 'luchwtrv CumlulHHiunt•r fJnl•'l· fn1· 111•Y· rnurr1rr1 u•.Hl PI• 1ul•·rl ~-trdfl.v. , •• r.l/11 ''· 11 or HI rrltl, 21, l·:uHI l.nll~>/111-!' '/It'll! nf IIJI1111lfHI'IIIIII1'111' (tHH• 11/lllldt•d. They'll Tell unlvcrslly this fall as 11 se11lor lie at Vanwel'l, Ohio. Willie flr:-1 11111111! and Wl'!'e In ele· Wllliurn '1', Wnll11 r·, 211, J.urn•ln!!; HnH• •rfu• f'poplt• ur tlw Rtultr or Mll'lrh:nu 'llw l'••nplt• uf 1ht• ~;1,1 t I' ul M 1dli~111 wus vlce-pn•sidPI!I 11[ I he .Junl111' .Jerry Jll!l!ll'l' of Okr•m•ts was IIIPnlary bclii)(ll logeliwr a 1111111· t•Uu t.. Clul'k, I H, fliltl~ill~. VII, t\1 N, flt•IIIJ.tll, Or·del' rndttllill).l luuul. vt; llt•nr·y lll'lrllnnl '1'1•1'1" f IIIIIIJ:" " J{Ptlllt'lh 1., <'nrrqriH•II, .!11, (,11/lt-)/IH; 'rht• /'cupll• nf the !'ilult• or Mll•hiJ.CIIII ltfl•11 tu ~·urJly, 11111•(11 Pfl, itllllfJ 111111/ciiH'I cli\SS last year. honw on leave las I wer•l<. 1Jp IIi l1l!r of Yl'ar·s ago.· Tire fa mille:; .JnniH 11. llrtllun, .!II, llnlt. vtr ,h•rry Yndtt'. Atrn!:rnnH·nl, "ttlvnd lo t"I•J•h·mlt•n ~~. HoiH'I'! J·: IJuuu, IIi, /..11/!IIIIJ..I', ~~hrllt•: J.{UIJty, If you hovo •lilY dn!tiJI~ oiJtllll Mr. and 1\lrli. HolH•rl 1:. Snyr1 1·r· with lhe miillal/ poii<·t• in lhe gol logellwr over lhe Wl!l!l< end infnt IIIII I fl111, lrlt•ndorJ IH'I CJIII cJ, 'I hP l'"fllllt• uf tlu Hill II' 11f Mwlri~-:111 A. llult•ln•<~•ll, l!i, ).lllltlillt' lf•llllllldc·d rnr' ~· lllf'l/1'1!, "" lhriJ,h G. fi111W11, ,furY 111111 111111 \'t•t lho fino quollily 01 lim modotollo 1 of 20:.!0 llnmillon r·o;HI In OltPmos U.S. ;u·my. lo discus~ old llnH•s ltlld hap)Jt!ll· l'm•il A1rdn1HUII, :!1, l'lri!'lll:n, Ill Till' i'l'n)llt• ur lhn HIUIII or Mkhh.CIIII 11!1'1, .:ulllv 101 l'llllll.tl'tl, "'lilllll'l'rl 1.' who WPI'I' injurer! 11 nwnllr 11gn llnilrlay dull t!H'f1!bt•I'H Wf'f'l' ill~li. Nmt•t•n A. ,,,.,.,,,1', Ill, 1 •rr~o~illl.! '" Uoy r;. !Ji.VIll ArtnlJ~nmt•HI, walvt••l VI' II I' I'\ ,lltr I~ till/! 111 I .un c.u~l of rl n•• !l.fJuun snrvir:o, wo ,TnH~ ,J. f:ullr ~r111, ~li, I Jli!tiiiJ.t, Nr111n ncar Beldin>: In a lwarl-on l'l'lll, walvt•d Ill• VH, Murglll4'1 Munon, Oarll'l' dt•tr.YIIII! lly, nnd Dr·. Andrew Timmrir•k, 2177 Iroquois Drive in Otlawa Mrs. Louis!' Hollis ill Oeloher·. ltlmr F llrr•k••llut/1, .Hi, 1.-nnHIIIJC: l.nl· nl'lnlllinn, Hloflll mute, pleu of nnt ~ullty Jtlnintllf'H pt'lrllun In Jt•upt'll liml!tll,.! urr wl!c, unci family spe111 a weel< In Jliils visited !heir rla\lgl!tnr anrl 1\t;ugaret l"eldpausch has been .r. Hlh•y, :.!11, l.nrui1w, · ntt t•cd. huncl f'flllllnrwd. ollllliun ln Hill' Ill t•:;:, pv/d••rrt1• nnd u1 ""' Ji'rPdllllf•k L llellllllol'l'l'. 1!1, l.lllllolin]-!; Thr• l'enplt• nr the Stnte nf Ml,·hl}fllu J1111Hhiul! infulllllltiut&. the Upper Peninsula vislling llw sun·in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Vern assi~~ing wilh llw lwusewurk in lvlt (, l:1Popalhir• lwspilnl in Jackson •/ur1rtllu Wurrl, .!t, I.HIIHitw. vr;, £\t•llncth E. Httl'tiPt' arrd Clnl'll Ch1·hdy • Miss Evelyn ToWI!Ii!!l!d w11s n William Cumpr·on of 2212 Scm· in Norwny visiling his fallwr and for treatment. Bobby is being ,JIIIlH.'l'\ L. l:l•ctl, I H I.ILIIHlllf{; Clll ol r~ .\ 1"1 llll.!llnHHII, lrr fm·mution wnived, lrolh \Votccnlcl, I H, Lnrutilllf, t~Lnnd mute, plt•u of not ~ullty cnlcJ'ccl wecl< end guesl nf Mis~ Di;11w lnole DrivP iu Otlawa Hills has mother. II Is llw fir·sl 'lime in 48 eared for hy l11s aunl and uncle been in St. Louis, MlliliriUI'I, for a year.~ he harl St't'n lhem. llul'ldJ-•4•, rtltOl'IICYH SAL AYOUBEf I ,luhu LI•NPrlliHm ruul f:••ut•tul Ext•lnurvu )IIHIII'I!III'f' COJJ)!I/'HliUII, hitl HUIIIUj.tl!t!, VK, 1 Sun Uh., .l.ssur1m~c Co. of Cunatfn I:uHt>f•!l .f. LrLllr!, 'l'rt'tl!IIIMl-1 u11 tlrr> eltHt'. U:l W. 1\lh!hlgnn, J.au~lug 1 :-iiun:., lll'nmi:-~ nud Bl'Jikf!, llltui"TH'YH. 1 lir'lht'll Shinlwt~, rllm Shinhell-:' Ju- l'hone IVnnhoe O·ll031 '-11111/ll'l! 1\J~•·ncy, vH. Mi11•H Lonnrlt;, Trr.R /111!-iH 1111 tht• 1'111-ie, Sirras, fJr·umiH UIHI Bl'lll.t•, lllllll'llf•,\'H. (Juri Slt•t•l P11ulul'l:i IIIIIIPIIII,Y, n Mij•h• IJ:nrt ('n11mr .11 inrr, VH. OvPr hllliHc I•:n~-:1- 1\f'l'l'ing und MILIIUrucLut·in~ Cumpuny, n Mit·hiJCun l'lli'IHtl'lrtiou. AKKIHIIJII'Iil G1c1-a~. (rl,lt-i:4Prt, Plll'l' & Rlwrul, ntlol'rlt'YH. Lnllhill~ Antnnrukci'H J'cdel'lll Cr•t•drt 11rrr"ll, (nt•nrt•IIV Olll~rnul.;cr·s 1<'1•dclrtl ( r·• dlt lll1inn, 11 l•i•tlt•r.tl Goi'IIOIHtiun, VH. I.11U1r1 1~. :-ilwfL'I', Hnph!vin. ~ttrnrt ,J. llltlllliiiJ.'I-i, ,) 1',, nLinlllHY. ' lr•trl N\111 1111rl :-::itrdc fr'r11111 i\ulomulrrl(l In~. Cn .. hr" HK11hl'fl'~fll", \'"· l~nlu•1! R. Uakcl' lllltl )1(1Willtl n. Bukel. 'l'rDHI>IUiiJ nu 1/11' t'luw. Hinas, IJr·urniH & H1·nl~e. ul· IIII'IIC}H. Hoht•ll o\ IIPIII'Y VH, !{!t'llltt'•l H. Mnt· i'iholll llllfl Mrttlnn n Mai'Hirull, ju!ntly 11111\ hl'\'l'lll!)y, '1'11'1 jtiiHI' Ull tit!! I'Jit\1', 1\ II HI iu .r. (lqyJr•, nttcH'IlCY. ('t't'tH'~Ilt l\lnt•hirri' & NiJ•Jdl• I'Otnl'llllY, 11 M ll•hi!-!U 11 Cm·tiUJ'Illloll, VH. Ovul'houHe J~n~irll•t•l ill\.!' 1111d MuiiUfllt!LIII'illf.:' curn. pnuv, 11 Miehi~:a11 ·t'UI'lHII'nlion. 'I'I'CI"'Jlllli!i nil lht• t'll:iP upon IU'nrn!Hl'M. (it't'~I-C. GhtH HI'Il, Prli'J' & nlwntl, atlorrri!,VH. In 1c: Putitluu nr Leo D. l\cllu1' rur• • Fewer Pot-Bellied Calvesl 1 m1Lomllon uf di'IVPI' 1 H lreenHf!, ClJC~g. • Smooth, Growthy Calves! GlaHHell, Par·a· nntl Hhtmd. nttnrawy:-;, rr•ptf Cltlllll'l' VH, .{ieru•rul Mullli'H Cnr· • Sell Up To 1,000 Lba. More Milk I llllllllinll, ll llclnwnr·c Cm•por·ut!on, 'l'leH • Stop Milk Feeding In 30 Days! (11/!0l'\ un tht• l'ltHt!. R:. William Hcill, nt • Reduce Digestive Troubles! tur·rr•·Y. • Endorsed Bv Top Dairymen! Fortified With Antibiotic:s 1 Divorces Gran1ed M ilthed ollll'flllCH vn. lllll'I'Y E JrlCqtJeH. 1\111-l'I/Ht. :! I. ~111:-one II. Hullivn11 VII, Snmrlt'l Hulll-. l/111 Au~ttst. ~I. Milrlr·ed 1.4ucillc 1\:nnrt•£ VH, F\.nrl 1\amnr. An~ulit ~ 1. Bement Feed & Supply Brtl'ltlll'l\ Hanlli:;Lror· VH. \VPrrUt•l c. nnn nhlfll'. t\us.trr"l ~ 1. "··leu n. llh\'11111'11 \'i, ChiiC .1. HIIY· Street Mason uar•tl. Au~nsl :.!1. llomthy Swhm111skl vH. Villl'l'llt Swic· t:!nr.~ki, Auf.t'n~t ~I. 11PniHtt A. Pt•t z·.v vH. ,John N. Pui'I'.Y· Au,m:tt a1. llor nlllY Jo;, '/'yltJI' VH, l•'luytl J, 'l'ylcJ. Amrut'l :!4. Mm·jot•lt• A. 1\t•nt vH. lluMHt•ll U. l~t'llt, Sr. ArrJ.!IIr.~t a1. n ..wr·w· ),, Pit·lwtt. VK. :-itcllrr A. Pu.:l\t•tl. Allf.CIIt-11. :ll. Hut h VirJ.:"tllin Otnu nH VH, PcJ't'Y \VII~ llnm OmnnH. Aug-u~t at. Ju,•l\ H. )i'l•ucnuw IJH, lJot·l~ A. l•'t•ee• mun, Ali4'Utlt 2•1. I.onn HnuHe vK, W rllinn1 K Hmuw. \ AIIJ.l'liML .11. Ottn } 1~. Hnrnir VH. Mndul'lu llauol'. Au~ Look at these exclusive KllhL !I I. tdnu M. Lntrr.t VH, AI'Lhttl' J. Lung. SIEGLER ...... ,.. J\Ut•UHf :HI, ~ Frod I~ Milh!l' v~. llo!'Uth,\' 'Mnl'iu Mil· H.e Has. News • Tw ... in·Ono Hoatmakor When He h.•1·. Au!{Hlnlll'n:. 37-yarrl r11n. Clnrk were cxccptlonnl. Stone In· this yent• hut Mason will he llw St. Mary Opener Charlotte starlrd 1111' long cllmh Lust yem· MnHott hr•at Stor·k· 'l'ilP twxt tlmr! Mason had lite tet·r.cpted :J passes to nip St. pre·gumc choke. The Bulldogs In lite line Is 3·ycar veteran,, up tlw t•omelmdt trail wltli a 20·1) bridge 20-tl Inti FrPdl'lliJPrg h1'rl hnll II nppenred ns If 1111.' Bulldogs Jnlms drlvcH lwfm·e rlnmage Evcrct t hall n new experience! Dicit MeMadwn. He stops nl·l win nvr~•· Mt. Mnrt.·ls lr.t IIH opener haven goorl dof£>1)SC nnrl11 polish· Frlrlny night in Its gt•ltl openor. Mnsnn's rlr!fr·n~r! guroHslng all I lte Wl'l'l' on illf'ir way ngnln. A rum· f'nitld hP done. cd n ttaclt. moHI nnylhin~ c~.~lng his wny Friday night. Last season Chnr· lime. ill!! Hlopperl the rlt'IV!!· nn lite St. ------· The VlklngH WI'I'C! Just anntlwr with nil of his ~,J,J poumls. Be· lotto faller! to win a gmnr!. .,,, Leslie Will move OVCI' to DanR> learn In bowing to St. Mar,v 0·0. slrlcs playing centcJ' he II!Ho fills , .Tusl !Jow fnr Stol'inr•rl the Heeond f(UHI'· Fowlerv•"lle w.·ns of IIH! season: The· Aggles over EVI!I'I'I t In !i years. 'l'nclde spots are manned hy quartet· lotle!Hlowrt fnr tho 01'1· can he seen ily r~ompnring IIH! lr!t' with Stone returning a punt dropped Wllllatnston 20·13 l•'rl· vetr~rans ,Tim Rogers anrl Dlcl< olc•s wlwn he ~:!driPrl right end opening prt•fot·man<'nrling find 11 there. Enton Rnpi!IH wns fil'lrl nn a fl.yard touchdown run. Ji'mvlervllle pulled out nil ihe experienced seniors .•Tim Breslin far fmm Impressive In losing to Ji'enlnn tried In ~o over How· gomet·y Hr·ot·lng from 22 ynrds was a Jot tllffP.r'ent. c>ll's strong deicnsr hut found th!! nut nnd Tom Dewey running Tlw next time the Bullrings hail stops In Its opener with Morrice SPLIT· SI;:COND TIMING- nne! Larry Soule nre top haclt~ Holt 28·6 l~rl!lny nlgllt. 1\lu~rm Hhuws l'ullsh tlwll' hands nn the hnlltlwy ngnln Frldny night. nnd hac! no trouhlc Byron Masterson li.ptocs the anrl prover! It In I he oponet•, J·IIghlnn!lr.l·s rl.'atly fot• thai. acrosH Jrom 20 ynrtls mrt. Mnson rlisplnyetl n HlllrHill1 I 11 water during evolution of 11 Coach Dr.nn Shippey hns n lot !warier! fo!' the St. .TohnR grm ne · rlalmlng a ~!I-Ii vlclnt•y, · double somersault dive during. Jim Gt·ny, new Leslie coach, o( prohlr.mH hut the ~ main ones Though Fenlon mnvf'd tlw hull Friday Charlolle will tangle baci(fielrl· ttnlt In till' St .•Johns through the nil', when the chips wllh !loll In llw Important Cn[JI· game. Tlw BullrlogH rlornlnatcrl GH ya!'tls awny. Dooli~l~~ cras;wd Winning might. not c~me so Havalnnta (Havana ·Atlanta): has a rebuilding .Job to do. Inex· nrc finding t·eplnccments for !n~o .~11.e t!.nrl. ':oneS pi.J:,s In tot on easy Friday night- when the diving !Innis nt Atlnntn, Gu. perlence played a hlg pnrl In the Dean Lool1, Boh Surlhet•ry nne! were down the nttnc({ waH tnl Cit·t~ult gnme of the weelc Tlw the game all tile way. One weal<· 1 1 11 !1lopped cold. Hams nrc strong. Chru·lolle Is out ness the game did itHiil'nlr!, • · ·~ • d smr ran another. teams in the Capital Circuit yard run. sing parncltials moan huslness 1 co·dmmt ionship with 1111 eaHy l!aslctt tool< the wrnps off its The Gladiators have a sharp a~ain. Holt: ground out n 28·6 Neither team could start a when they ent<'r the circuit next 26·0 victory over B<1ll1. The Chiefs 1!l!'ifi football team In impressive passing attack to go with the victory with Boh Tuttle and Don sustained dl'lve In the third period year, along with Resurrection. were in command ti!P fin: I :1 quar· style by downing Ovid :H·O. The ground game. Crowfoot: anrl.Don DeChclbor the scoring stars. 'rut· with most of the action taking '-I ters with one touchdown pnsterl Lukc>i's started slow but: after. n Hale were able to find rcce!vers tie scored twlee, l srcnnrl half. t.ice scrimmage with Mason Sep· e . at e re~ lOUn! e . " drove deep Into Leslie leiTilory 1 scorer! in the second and fourth . YOU'LL LIKE OUR QUALITY 'NAY· 1:lr !)OING llUSINESSI touchdowns mme r11l tong runs. .Jim Fleclt picl;:ed up the other temher 7. Scheidt was injured Frtday night game. B~th. tea~s with Mills sltlrting end for the! periods Hnd Albion picked up M CARN OL. DSMOBILE Darwin Munrl wcnt fi2 ynrrls, touc:hclown when he recovered a I trying to Rtop Duane Clark with m·~ llsl~!l as al~o runs 111 ~~c ctr· final 3 yards. He was successful '!their tmtclulnwns in ·ttw first and C · Jaclt Weiss 1'1111 :11 nnrl Davl' Prr- fumble bcl1lnd the Ovid goalllnc I a head·on tackle. He was rushed curt. race but sl:ould prO\ !ric an on his run for the extra point. third. . Phone OR 7-966 I - 222 S. Cedar fuct~oredhmnJlm Kreider smnHhed W~~s ol'<~t· m~~.a~thellnal2p~n~rot~Whr.ni~S~ITOWh~pit~fur~amln~from IWayne Brooks trapped a Bath lion nnd trealmr!nl and was re· e~ncont~I'Fniliy.Eaton Rapids forced Holt to go Iii-~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~D·~~~~~~~~aBE'D~~~~~~~~~~·~~ .one yarrl line for· the final Sl'll!'C. J'llnttr.r in tlw end mne. lensed Saturday. all out il'! the first haii but: the OPEN co~.A n. ETITION ~~~y~~L~~~~~~:.nn ?~~~. ~~r.~~~.the . ""· TRI-STATE ...... ~v~r Tuttle Ecorcrl the first Holt · thetouchdown first quarter. on a 38·ynrdA few minutesrun in STOCK CAR Ia ter DeChclbor added a 1O·yard · ' · touchdown ·run. The Greyhounds · came kwl' with their lone score _ , in . the second period when the c h . h . ~~·~·~u~~r:gball being placed f~~u~;~~~~l'~~itj;a~~~ down on the . . . . Holt one. Bruce Conard smashed a Illp. .I 0 n. S I p over .for the score. That. was nll. for Eaton Rapids. In the second half Tuttle rnced 32 yards to score with an inter· cepted pass and DcChelbor ell· maxerl a long Holt drive with n THE AMAZING NEW GAS RANGES one·yanl run. featuring the Dansville Rally * * * -· · · ...... 0 I I 00 I •••• I ••• I I 18 .~~ •••••• 0 ••• ! •••• ••• Earns 20-13 Win ... ~ BURiNE·R •••• 500 Laps of Racing •• Dansville nos·ed out Williams· •• <' .. ~ITH A • ton 20·13 Friday night to talta • •• its place with Stockbridge at the • BRAIN· • top of the Ingham C'ounty league. • •• Friday Leslie will pray at • • Dansville. The Blaclthawks wlll SUNDAY NIGHT SEPT. 23 • • be out for revenge after being • ONLY GAS has .the controllability to bring • .. you advanced Top· Burnor heat control. : upset by Stockbridge. The Aggies Rain Date: Sunday, September 30 • \. should be up to the test, though . • Foods WON'T BURN! Temperature flame hoat is inslanlly on or instantly off, : • Coach Francis Cappaert has a . ' 0 • of food in pun controls flume and inslant,ly adjustable automatically to • veteran squad hoastlng 17 sen· • hu~drecls of cooking speeds. That's why no : 100 Cars Expected to Qualify for this • This NEW Top Burner cooking is completely lors. Jim Breslin, Larry Soule • automatic; you're free from adjusting burn· r!lngo can be more automatic than these : and Keith Douglas are backfield • new gas range5. see THEM ••• TRADE your : standouts·. Event. Fastest 33 Ci)ualifiers Will •• er and constant watching. EVERY PAN IS No.1 • ,AUTOMATIC. old·fashioned range for a wonderful new, • These 3 handled ·the scoring • fully automatic 9os range now I : chores for the Aggles against Start 3 Abreast for 300 LAPS. •••• Williamston. The Aggles posted a •• ' ' ••••• ······ 13·0 lead at the half on scoring ······ ...... ,...... ~······. . plays by Breslln nnd Soule. The Half-Hour .Intermission first one came on n pass from Soitle to Breslin. The second was tallied on a one·yard plunge hy Breslin. 'Second fa-test 33 9.ualifiers Will Williamston refused to stay No.l Start 3 Abreast for 200 LAPS. .down, though and came hacl< with 2 thlrd·perlod scores to !mot. the score at 13·13. That was th['! way..,.lt appeared ·Extra-Heavy 10 Gauge Aluminum the .game was going to end until $3000 Guara~nteed .Purse 'l}, late in the last quarter when Soule recovered a fumble deep Plus Lap Money . 't in Williamston territory and Douglas plunged over. Williamston will try to even Qt. C~SSIROLE Time Trials-12 Noon t 3 Ql, SAUCE f"" the record· Friday night In a / First Race' Starts league game at Fowl.ervllle. The Until 5 P. M. Promptly at 7 P. M. ·8'' Hornets will have their worlt cut " EGG POACIIER AND 2 Qt. fUDDIMQ MN out for them. Fowlerville, last DAB! fOOD W~RM!R year's co:chnmps, appeai• to have .free Admission to another powerhouse if the season A'd11ission to Races: ';5. ~ opener Is any Indication. · The Spe~dway for Time Trials. • '• Adults - $2 Inc. Tax l Qt. CDVEIIID Gladiators swamped Mqrrlce in a Children Under 12,- $1 Inc. Tax ··~. ' ' 2 Qt,. DOUDLE BOILER SAUCE fAH .. I game played at Corunna 39·6 ...... '· \ . Conch John . Brissaud has a ,~~q~ .NQW aad SAVEl / LIBERAL TRADE-IN· FOR YOUR OLD RANGE Drd.~~~~tt~fp;:;~~~~~~stv~~~·~.~sr~c~ Williamston may catch fire, LA' _N, SINI G SPEE·DW.. AY . though. The Hornets are capable -· of turning In an upset Ft•lday .. ' night. Coach Monte Hoke of ... . . · · · · . · · · · . · ) ·~ '. - ·. ~~~~:~ '~!~~ i~~;es~~~~Te f~~~: :1 6. MUes South elf ·~Lansing on US-127 at ~College •Rocid ·.A&f.FREE. : ', •'' '• ' ' . ••. INS.TALLATION~·: 11 0 ~frti~!c~a~:n~i~.~ :~t~ ~.~tr~~!~ : · ··,. : · ·: ., Across ,from Ranch Restaurant · ·· · · I. ··among· · league.' the · top.· backs· · In 'the ...... ,.:.···,.:'~ ·,·:·.•. ;.ii': .• :.· .... :...•BiiEIITWii ..• EEiiNII·iiMiiAiiSiOiNII .. ··A~N~Di·IIH~OiLiiT•-..,• ...... IIIIill•.llililllliilll.lilillil!l .. lllil .. . ' 11 111111 lnghalll County News S'cptcmhcr 20, 1956 Pauo 5
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Kean' s 5c·$1 Store Mason Jdson Oil (o. Okemos Estcs·Lei!dlllV Funcrdl Uorn~ Hoh·Lilnsing Bement Feed & Supply Servi(e fv1ason Wolverine Engineering Co Mason Kenler Comlrudion, Int. Holt D11rt National Bank Mason Gene's Sunoco Service Maser~ Vdn' s Service - Sincldir Mason Millville General Store I I Millville J. A. Dart Co. ·Mason Rob.nt Nursing Home Mason Murdotk Oil (oii!Jld!IY - MobihJ!!$ Dansville . ,I Lindy's Drive· In Mason Heights C. W. Glenn & Sons Chevrolet & Buick Dilrt Manufacturing Co. Stockbridge Mas en
rhe Ferris Cornpan\ The Farmers Bank Mason Mason
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Mason Dairy Pioneer B,uber Shop Mason THEY WONT 1JE ·LATE ! Mason Maybe they wet·e slow in dressing ••• probably they dawdled Miller's Farm, Home &Garden Supply a bit over breakfast • , • but i( you know the gait of those little . Mason Heights legs you can be sure they won't be late. THE CHURCH FOR ALL This is one of the fascinating paradoxes of youth.' A child ALL FOR THE CHURCH Tho Church is the "may have to be prodded to get to school on time-yet he doesn't the building of ch grealesl factor on earth lor II . aracter and good .. want to be late! 1s a storehouse ol sp' . Clllzenship, . strong Church nel'lh dlr! 1ua 1 values. Without a • er emocracy · . . can survive There f nor CIV! 1IZalion * And the paradox has implication for parents. as. they plan the . ore our sou d every person shou id attend n . reasons why religious education of their childt·en. Jimmy :may seem reluctant and s,upport lhe Ch h services regularly about his first trip to Chut·ch School. ... and Susan m~y shed a own sake. (2) For hisu~h'ld Th:y ore: Ill F'or his sake o( his communi! ' tens ~oke. (3) F'or the tear when Mother "leaves" her in 'the· B~gl~riers' Department: * sake of the Church l't Ylfondh'noiJon. (4) F'or the d se • w 1ch need h' But wise parents never delay their youngst¢rs~religious training .. an maleriol support PI s 1s moral Gt~ce J!l!pt!st o! Onondi&·!, loriy and read your Bibi~n d~il~~ lo church regu. next door to town Julll, Rev. Mal lllasun :Ba11t.i~t. Clarence Rodd, It is unfair to handicatfa :child. with a late s·ta'rt.in:the vit'al process , Day-· , · Hoyt, pastot•. Sunday school; 10 paslor. Worship service begins . Sundi~y Book of mora I and spiritual ·.'gi·owth; . ':. ·:'(: ·-"' ·:~:~;:.1\i':;:{:: ·::::···,.:·... · · · .Chaplet a. m.; morning worship, 11 a. m.: with the prelude at )1:50 a. m.; 111ond,1y.' '''""" •• ... Habakkuk v..... Tu«day; ""''""".II Timolhy z 1·20 evangelistic service, . 8 ·, p. m.; message by· the pastor, special Inquire the church of yo.ur choiC~;arid bring.your.child Wcdncsda'Y' ''' · '• • · • · Matthew ' 3 1·17 at to Thursday · '· · '•• • •• • Matthew 6 9·24 . prayer meeting 11nd Bible class music by the senior choir; 11 :15 ·i · 7 ~rida.v,., ·. ·• •• ~ ·' '•' • • • • PhiJ~ppianJ ·1·14 Wednesday morning 10 to 11. a. m., Sunday school; 6:30 p. m., Church School as so'on as he is of age. Saturday .. ,· ...... 11 Ttmoth.Y 2 1·18 "" .... • .. r John I Baptist Youth Fellowship; 7:30 2 1·18 p. m., cvenint: service; Wednes· And, remember, parents need religious training too! If you rlo 1·17 CoJUmunlty 1\lethudl~t or Dans· clay evening, potlupil supper at ville and .vuntown, Rev. Charles not now attend Church regularly, start with Jimmy and Susan. R. Gro~s. pastor. 10 a. m., church the church beginning at 6:30 p. ~upyri11ht 1U66, Kei~ler Adv. Service, Stra1bu.rt, V~ m., topic for the evening ls on school Dansville, G. E. Manning, missionary work, deacons meet· superintendent; 11:15 a. m., wor· lng al 8:30 p. m.; 'flturstlay, sen· ship service with a message by lor choir reheaa·sal, 7:30 p. m. the pastor; 10 11. m., worship serv· iee ·at Vantown; 11 a, m.• church What the Chu rcltes At!e D~ing school, Mrs. Carroll Glynn, SU· DIIIIM\'ille l~ree llltlthodlst, rtev. I!. E. Moore, pastor. 10 a. m., WUIIAmaton West Loc!re, Wea St. 1\ntherlne's Vhn11el (JGpls· pel'intendenl; 7:30 p. m., M. Y. F. IS t. o c It b r I d g e Pre!ili,Vltwlau. 7·p. 111.; prayer mcellng, Wednes !!o!t N!!:~;!!rene, Rev. Wllllam service. Sunday school, Genevieve l•'rcer. le.vw• ltlethodlst, Rev. Delos Tan· copal), Rev. Derwent A. Suthers, Set;vlces. wlli resume in all de· day, 8 p. m. ::icrviccs are in the Kelley, pastor. Suuday school, 10 supei·lntendenl; 11 a. m., preach· ner, pastor. Church school, 10 a. Vicar, Meridian road, half-mile partments next Sunday. The an· Wchl• school lwusc. a.m.; morning worship, 11 a.m.;· ing ~ervicc; 6:45 p. m., 1~. M. Y. m.; worship service, 11 a. m. and north of US-16. Sunday services: nual turlcey dinner and bazaar is N. Y. P. S., 6:45 p. m.; evening 81.. ,JJunt~~ CJt!hullu,· 1020 S. service; 7:30, evening message; 8 p. m.; Wesleyan youth service, Lansing street, Fr. Paul DeRose, 9:15 family morning_ prayer and October 11. J.eslin Fa•cc ll1d.lwdisi., Hev. . evangelistic service at 7:30 p. prayer meeting, Wednesday eve· 7:15 p. m.; l,p ray e r serviee, instruction, followed by Sunday m. Prayer meeting each Wednes· •pastor, 235 W. Elm street. ning, 7:30, at church. Wednesday 8 p. m.; missionary l larry Cummings, pastor. ::iunclay Masses: Sunday, 8:30 and 10:30 >t. school and adult Bible class; Leslie Flt-st Dltlltist;, Rev. Rob si;hool. 10 a. m.; morning WOI'· cia,v at the church at 7:30 p. m. meeting every second Thursday. 11:00 a. m., morning prayer and m., Holy Day, 8:30 a. in. and 7:30 ert. Worg~l, ,pastor. Sunday ::.hlr. IJ a. m.; f'MY sct·vice, 7:3!1 p.m.; daily, 7:15 a; m.;.devotions, JUuJson 1\llllhiHII.~I., Ruymund L. sermon, followed by coffee hour. school, 10 ~·· m.; divine wor·shlp, p. 111.; evening service, 8 p. m.; . il~lt Preshytm·iau, Rev. Vemon Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., evening Gruvenhtu•g MetluniiMt, Groven· Thursday, 8 p. m., First .Friday,, Nurlon, minister. Sunday wor· 11:15 a. m.; BYF, 6:30 p. m.; eve· Vv'cdncsday, prayer service, 8 burg road, Rev. Francis C. Jo· 7:30 p. m.; confessions, Thursday ship, 10 a. m., sermon, "Char· '1'. Smith and Rev, Ralph Miller, pmyer. nJng _worship, 7:30 p. m.: mid· p, Ill. pastors. :Morning worship, 10 a. hannides, pastor. Sunday, 9:45 a. aftet· services, Saturday, 7:30-9; acterlstlcs of Christian Gt·owth ;" ·uwtkm• IIIII Nazt"·ene, Rev. week prayer service, Wednesday, m., wot·shlp, message, "Am I baptisms by appointment. Sunday school, 11:15 .a. m.; Jun· m. and 11:30 a. m.; nursery and '7:30 p. m., junior choir practice: Acting Like An Ostrich'!" bap· · lor High Fellowship, 5 p .. m., church school during both serv· ' Cart' Barnes, minister. Sunday \Villinmstmt \VI'slc~·un MIJ!hod· at 4 p. m. and senior choir. prac· llit, ltowley, rtcv. Carl A.,Colfey, tism; 10:45 a. m., church school; First Church of Ch.rl11t, Sclen· recreation and pledge · serviCe; ices: Young people's meeting, 7:31) school, 10:30; morning worship ' tke, 8:30 p. m. p.m. ·service, 11:30 a·. m.; Young Peo· riaslrw. Church school, 10 a. m.; Asil Towsley, - superintendent; Ust, Mason, has services ·at the Senior Youth Fellowship,. 6:30 p. Thursday, September · 27, Good m., leaders, Barbara Powelson plo's ~ervlce, 7:30 p. m.; evening worship set:vlces, 11 a. m. and 8 church, corner of Oak and Barnes evangelistic servlee, 8 p. m. • · Wllllrunston Conmmnlt.y 1\leth· p. m.; W. Y. P. S., 7:30; prayer Neighbors class serve pancake streets, every 'Sunday at 11 a. ril. und Fonda Merinclorf;. chapel Ederl United Brethren, Rev. supper, 6 to 8 p. m. · prayer group, Wedncsduy, 7 p. 1 · odiilt, Rev. Louis Eliinger, pastor. service, Thursday, 8 p. m. Sunday school during .the service Herbert ~herry, pastor.. Sunday Wlllhtmston Gos1m1 Hall, 4021 Church school, 9:45 a. m.; woa·· for pupils up to the age of 20. m.; · · mot·ntng prayer group, · school, .10 a. m.: morning war· Burldey road. Brealdng Bread, ship service 11 a. m.'; supct•vlserl 'l'hursdrty, 6:15 p. m.; junior of Williamston Brtpt.i~l., ney. Har· Uubhlns l\lethodlst, Bu niter Wednesday evening meetings at ship, ll,a. m.; Christian Endeavot• 10 a. m.; Sunday school and nin·sery during services;' Inter· road, Rev. Francis C. Johannides, 8 Include testimonies of Chr18tlan choir, 'l'hursday, 6:45 p. m.; sen· for both young people and.adults, nlrl Reese, pastor. Church school, Bible· clas~, 11 :3,0; Gospel and mr.dlate M. Y. F., 4 p. m.; Senior LO a. m., woa·shlp service, 11 a. m. .pastor. Sunday, 10 a. m,, church Science healing. A public reading lor choir; 8 p. m.; MYF officers 7:45 p. m.: evening worship, 8:15 ministry, Sunday 8:30p.m. .. M. Y. F., 5:30 p. m.;·Monday, 3·5 . ta·alnlng this week Saturday at and 7:30 p. 'm.; Young peoples school', Lute Hartenburg, super· room Is open at the chtirch· p. m.; ehoh•. practice, Tuesday, 8 p. m., sessIons for juniors;. lnten1lent; · 11 a. m., worship, bap· Wednesday and Saturday' friirii··•2 Mat·shali; school of Instruction p. m.: prayer meeting and Bible meel lng, 6:30 p, m.; prayer SCI'V· Wlllhuustor~ l~ree l\lethodiHt, Wednesday, 7:30, Senior choir;· .Icc, Werlnesday, 8 p. m. tlsm, message, "Am I Acting Like to 4 p. m. "Reality" will be· the !or church commission chair· study, Wednesday, 8 p. m. Rev. A. D. Hoclmday, pastor. men, Friday, September 28, In AI· Thursday 3:15 p. m. Sunbeam An Ostrich?" · subject of the lesson-sermon .. In Church school, 10 a. m.; worship choir pra,ctice; 4 p. m., Chancel all Christian Science · ch'urches bion 1:30 to 9. ' , Wllllalllllton Nazarene, Rev. service, 11. a. in.; FMY, 7:30 p. 'choir practice. · 1111-rhum Ch•uull., l\lc t. h '~ d I~ 1, Dunker lllll Seventh Day .Atl· throughout the world ·sunday, Harold Yochim, pastor: Church m.; worship 'service, 8:15 p. m.; I l~ranl1 B. Cowick, minister. North·. September 23. . . Uousel United Brethren, . Rev. · venttst, Elder L. H. Sickles, pas· !'chao!, ~0 a. in.; worship ser:vlce, ·prayer meeting, Thursday, . 7:30 llf8Mu Cllurcll of the Nazu.rene, west., morning worship, 9 a. m.; tor. Sabbath school, Saturday, 10 .· Vernon H. Beardsley, minister. 11 .a. ·m.; Young Peoples ser~ke, p.m. . .. chtu·ch school, 10:15 a. m. 1\1111· · Sunday, September 23 11 li. : m:,· Roy Mumau, pastor. Sunday a. m.; church service, 11 a. m. M111ion Prtl!lbytei'ltut, Paul (.. 7:30 p; m.; evangellsm,, 8 p. m.; scliool, 10 o'clock; preach! ng· serv· \•llle, morning worship, 10:15 a. Arnold, minister.. Sunday, lO a. Rev. Don H. Carrick wlu h'old the. prayer meeting, ,Wednesday, 8 . A. K. Phillips,. secretary of lay W IIIla m s ton Meruorlnl. Lt~· Ice, 11 o'clock;· N. Y. P, S. serv· m.; .'church school, 11:15 a:- m.: evangelism and religious liberty m .• worship service, serrrioil; "Tiie first quarterly meeting, .of ·'the: p;m.· l, . ·:·. . . . therJLn, 1022 West Gmnd' Rlvea•, M. Y. F~ 7:30·.P· m. , 1 year. Communion wlll ' be ob.' Ice,· 6:~5 o'clock, song and pl'lllse .. 1 with ·the Michigan · conference, First Principles of the: Filltli,". ----. Rev. K F. l{oeplln, pastor. Sun· Evang~llstle message, 7:30. PraY,· ·-·-- wlll be speaker Saturday, Sep· baptismal servicei 11:15. a. m., ·I · served·; 8 p. m\, sermon subjctt, ,Wliiliwston .St. : Mlu'y'11 Cath· ' day school, 10 .a. m;; 'worship . er meeting ,Wednesday evening church school; 3:30·8 ·p, m., Pres· ·'!Pleasures of the .CIJrlstia/1 Life." olkl, Rev. Fr. Francis Martin, pas. Atll'elins 'B"IItlllt, Rev, Robel·t . tember 22. He wlll present a film service, 11 a. m. Nursery during at ·7:30. · · ··· ' . Woi·gul, minister. Sunday school, on mlssl?narY, work at 3 p. m. bytery men's c~undt'lri. Jac~sQil: • · · . -- 1 tor.· . Confessions.! and 'devotions· the service for small children.•. '1J'.It m.;,. mol'lling worship, 10 5:30 p. m., Junior High Westmln· ·Lansing 'zion Ltttherari,' Rev.· Saturday .. 7;30 :.. p. 'm, ·' ·Sunday , North Aurelius, Rev; John· a." m.. · :· ·' ., , ~ .. AK!IOtllbly of God, w. B. Kolen· ster: Fellowship; 6 p .. m., Senior F. 1'. Zimmerman,. pastor. · One .. masses at· 8:0(1:and··~o:oo .a. m. . Wllllamstolt Cent,e~ Methodl11t, )?ruden, ,Pastor. sunday s~hool; ·-- da, pastor. Services at the Vevay High Westminster ·Fellowship; 'block north·-of Cavanaugh rnad F.owlervJIIe, Rev. ~r .. '}\Talker. · Rev.· Loills }Qlllnger, pastor. Wor· 10:15 a. m.;. morning worship, Un11l.,;:::::;~:Roadside Beauty S~lombu20,I956 The Ingharri County' News Part~
Hoi·o In Michigan there hus been much tali• uhout. pt·c- -:::::::::::::=::::::::::::;:::::::::::::======:::::::-;--:::;==""-::-:7"-:-::=::::i:~!""'"'"""'~~...,.-~~--~1 .... ------==-----~"'!""ll'f'= tJervlng roadside beauty. But llttlo notion. As mile aftm· · nomhulllon us ·u. s, senat01·, *9""· +. .,.. p;s 1 * 1 mile of I'JOW highway is opened, billboat·ds go up. Within a D b h Fmnlt Ji'ltzgerald wus renoml· fpW months l'Oadsidos become hideOUS, . , own y t e ~.....,... ni!tr,(j lQI' goycrpor by tlie nepub· , y· !leans. Frl!rdt M\lrJ.>hY WllS tho :· · Perhaps the difficulty hn& been tlwt seemingly them has SYCAMORE _, . ~-~ Democratic ~:holce, · beon no place to start cm•t•cctlon, Legislutot·s do not want l\1embers ot r(!uson's Legion ~o puss laws that will lntel'l'em with what advertisers believe bugle and drum corps arc pnclc· . to be their l'ights. Those advet11sers have erected ot• leased I ~~~loe:lp~~j~·nforco~J~~~~~ 11:~' ''Good Luck , Son" plllboat•ds. 'l'hey have invested money In them. Some people mal of frult.o; and fr·ult r ad \er the (mpel', That can't be Agnes Ellsworth, secretury and ' culture. Their samluled feet. would e tl ,, fl' m n w on Mrs· treasurer. Dorothy Dlsenroth ls met last week In Memphis, if that was the place, Is symbolic con nueu, su o o . luwe bCllten IIUths tu ma.ny lug· Nice will get her news second president of the sophomore ·class of the tax situation. The meeting on states' l'ights and taxes hmn shrines thl:-; full. hand, from another friend who wlth Sura Bullen, .viC!!·Prcsident; was not taken seriously by either· party m· _by the pt·ess. The and Wesley Barl1way, .secretary meeting was regarded as a joice, as a meeting of has-beens, a At Tuttle Orchards, Blossom taltes the paper but can find time Orchards and Palmer Orchards only fol' a brief summary, and treasurer; Paul Cheney Is gathering of pioneet•s who wanted to talk about the good the (reshman · class president, near Leslie, at Hansen's fruit old days. 1\liS()J~LLAN l'_:At the l\la!lon· with Geraldine Palmer, vlce·pres· furm In Aurelius and at other !dent, and Richat•d l{crr, secrc, fruit farms this fall the trees St. John,.; football game Friday Yet what is now regarded as a joke may one day be night the bumiPi from both schools tary and treasuret•. taken seriously again. have the heaviest burden of per· feet apples they have carried in demonstml.ed tliut they profiled 110 Year.<~ Ago-1906 For instance: In 1!)13 the yeat• the federal income tax from the wcel1 11t Interlochen. many yeat·s. Try your hand at The bean crop Is nearly har· 1 was adopted, a marTied couple with an income of $5,000 a photographing In color some of "' * * Eighth g'l'ude girls who have bt.>en biting theb- flngca·nalls have vested, and still· the dry weather I year and no dependents, would have paid $6.25. In 1923 those laden trees-'at a distance conthiues, · · 1 decided to reform. ~. • • Mrs. Ojtul • ..,they would have paid $67.50. By 1933 the payment had and close up. Yo~J'Il have slides .The Higby brothers of Peny that will ma](e viewers willing to Sedelmaier of Aurelius rccog· ' grown to $90.00. Now that couple must pay $732.60 in in nizcd the verse In la!it week's have bought Perrin's Maple street come tax, with other taxes pyramiding too. see that next batch showing your bal1ery and restaurant. family or the fish. column. Shu said she learnL>d It The tax rate will not go back to $6.25 ot• to $67.50 or fJ•om her grandmother and the 4 U'set·s of electrl~Jty at Mason even to $90.00. Yet somehow that $732.60 seems like a big Even old and untended arch· llntl1> all'e all there IH-there ain't have been . ·notllled · to supply tal.;, .. •: ~·;:.-• J~ .••.::. ~:.. •. : ·~:·-· : ..:-...... additional $16,000. plied to plants which bear the court ·calendar. · . · . ·· · ton, Indiana, Satm·day for 1 ' larger fruits in distinction from Big Ten debut. Hal Erwin, ar1vei1 by Hal Er·· · Interest Paid,Each 6 Months, If Desir~d The present addition and improvements to the existing berry·bearlng plants. Ingham's road and bridge com· chw·ch will cost $90,000, more than 4 times the original cost win of Mason; won the 2:20 pace . ,· mlttee has recommended adop· at G~·and Rapids .lo'rtday. · arid all improvements, all of which Is being financed by church Sunday the beds of marigolds, tlon of a county highway speed niembers and friends. zinnias and petunias in many Lesell irigil.lls rode Dr. Lemon's Interest from· Date of Deposit llmlt of 50 miles per hour. motor bicycle fron:i Wlltlumston yards made beau tlful pictures. I The Rural Telephone Co. of Mason Methodists m·e erecting a building that will serve tool< one at the Bob Mor·gan to Dansville in 30 minutes. 'I'hat's All de11oslts i.JJSiired U(l to $10,000.00 by l<'ederal De11osit lusurtutee Corltoratlo!! generations to come. It is admittedly larger than the con Stoc[(bridge has placed Its order going some. · •· · place on Dexter Trail even for dial equipment. gt·egation needs at the present time. And her·e is the act of though a State Journal sign 10 Years Ago-1946 unselfishness. To build continuity into Christianity, it takes stucl< up In the middle of the . ·:. ~ vision....;. a plan for the future. Those who attend the Meth flower bed. · After 40 years in the J'etall .. odist' chlll'ch 50-1.00-200 years from now can be assured that shoe business in Mason,. George •• •• < What about the local cure that Deuel Is retiring. He sold to those who helped build the addition now under construction might save a trip to Rochester Clarl< K. Horn of Pontiac. did·it~ with an unselfish spirit. .···. or .a mental hospital'! There's Bean growers nave been given ' ,. ·' ·... : ~ : . : ' ' ,· . , . · Townspeople as well as members can feel.pt·oud to have enough stramonium, if it Is a new OPA ceiling price· of $8.50 I ..,.,. , had a part in encoui'Uging and financing such an undertaking. stramonium,. growing in. a spot per cwt. It was $6.25 Iast.year.. ·.1 .. .'•, ~ ~ ' I · , \~ ··.• r • • , , •• • •• , ,, • , , along. Diamond ·road . a half· mile Mt·s. Claude Post has gone to· ' .. ;. ·. ·:.. ' '·... • north of Dexter Trail. to cure Minneapolis to atten(:f the nat!onill t~ousands. But I was glad I W. C, T. U. convention, ...... ,, Political Beliefs Can Differ didn't take the cure. because a 20 Years Ago-1936 .. ,; botanist at Michigan State .said Charles H .. Mut'l'ay, coun!~ I I, lt'.inlght not be stramonium and road commissioner, who w·as ...... ' ·Much is being made in a Detroit newspaper• about the ·,·:I . similarity between the 2 major parties. The assertion is thus might make me·· worse, The seemingly in good health, died of ·CI'OSS ·the 1'0ad inade that there Is now little difference, if any, between the botanist declared that probably. uppendlcitls. political philosophies expressed in party platforms and even what's growing .in an unsprayecl There were few surprises in clump on Diamond road Is just the primary elections. Dan Me· · in legislative halls and congress. ordinary hawthorn known as Cullough won the Republican That is all the more t•eason why membet·s or adherents thornapple shrub. Instead of the nomination for judge of probate. of any party should reflect upon their own responsibility: leaves and seeds being used In John McClellan Is the Democratic for permitting such a condition to exist. .. medicine, the fruit might be a nominee. Democrats nominated source of pectin, he said. The Nathan Davis fur sherllf. Wilber . At any time, at any place, a gt·oup of people have the little yellow apples are pretty but M. Brucl(er defeated Senator· right, t•eally the duty, to expt·ess and shape political philoso horribly bitter. 'l'he clump; James Couzens for Republican phies. Seldom do they take the opportunity presented. though, Is worth l'ecordlng on ·u · film slide. It may be a long time Het·e in Ingham county in both par·ty conventions l'CSO• In this clay of roadside spraying lutions were handled ·by r·esolutions committees. No one before you'll see another. ~· ~seriously questioned any of the resolutions pertaining to the ·in /r(Jnt qf Chevrolets general welfat·e ·of state and nation. In most cases those tlderberries aue riJielllng·. '!'hey, than any, other oar I resolutions had been prepared by a hand-picked committee Wo, are becoming nlmost extinct in In~,aun county. . long before the convention assembled. 'l'he cut for US·l27 at Tomlin· The people have only themselves, not the political lead son road Is not lis deep as the ers, to blame for slopping a meaningless junible of words into Grand Canyon. The mh•aculous political platforms. The remedy lies with the people in any part about It Is that willie mil· county and any state. . ' lions of years and oceans of wa· terpower were needed to carve out the Grand Canyon, the Tom· llnson cut was done by cater· The Bounties of Natu.re pillars wlthln the span of a few days. Those caterplllaJ•s of ·s. J, 'l'alte an aftemoon off to visit. Ingham appie orchards. Groves & Sons Co, chewed See -the mat·velous bounty of nature. Trees harig heavy with .through the hill quickly. · '\~eautiful fruit. · .From the historic standpoint .·. · · · WhUe the weathet• has been fat· ft•ori1 ideal foi· many Dexter Trail has as much of It as .~. Sol Air Sporl Siil~ri Cl'ops this year, it has been just right fot• fruit. Cold weather the Simta Fe and there's better r ', wllh Body by Fiahor, '·, delayed the blossoms until the danger. of fi'Ost was· past. land on either side. ., I:).: . <...... /. I . , '.:. Spring rains gave the trees all the ground water they needed. Po!lterlty ·wlll ti~ve 'the ~dv1m; 1Jv,..k CHAPPELL ~~W~~I,j !n~le;·'rftere are more Chevies ·on the road, More people buy 'em year after year. And this ye,ar, Chevr~Iet~a·. Fi-equent rains and continuous cool weather gave healthy tage: or ait0011try In opening citr· ct INSURANC-E growth to leaves· and fruit. Those frequent rains, which nerstono boxes. 1 h~ve wltnesstld ' . .the· ~~.st populi~~- ~~~in-by a ni~rgiJl, of more.. than 150,000so.far. , , • Jl?U~t be the best one to buy, Cor·:~iar~.l· c"lled for extra spraying, , also forced the ·flght against ·.in- dozens or eorneratone l~ylngs yet Thoro's a now .t,.lll t~ Home lnJiir• I . ·', ·., ,·:, ...... - .. i . . . ' ' . :. sects. · nev~r have ~ been preseitt to peer oni:ol Now . H~ma i Ownon · policy ·'\ . . . . I . , . , · : · Into a box . taken .frmn one. Altd cover& damage to' your homo, per· ,' :. Last yeat• the .fruit crop_ was poor. The apple cr_l)p tt1ere lsri't much chanoo. At ~1to sonol belongings ond, in, ·addition~ ·Two. 1rtillion mo~ people .oictt Cltevrolets ranged from zero to not much more than 60%. . .,. laying of ,the 'Methocilst curuer· cover& your rontol upensos else 'I.'· :·: :: :This yeat• Mothet• Nature has ntade·.amends. Peaches, 11tooe ··,Su•utay Brother Raymond whore should your home require ••· pb,!ms and pears along with apples are· big crops, and pi'Of· ·Nortoo . lndl.-tetJ t11at tllo oox tonsivo repair. · · ·· .. ~-.' itilble ci'Ops as well; · . _ . · . · · won't be opened until :mo, pcis. :.l· . ·,Buyers ar;e fl~klng Into Michigan t~· bu~ fi'liit. . Jt~avy slbly 221M!· Tllat's too lo•m .to walt.. ' ~ : .\ .;...... fr()Sts cut production of apples and peaches in eastern states.- .· On 'I'V ~unday night .a preacher . ' ., .· ... ,; . ,::· Drive out to lng~am prchal'ds and· vie)V.the best crop.'in $~~~o~h~~.·. '~~~~~~~e~~~~ t: .. '.i .• ,. A<·':I .. R...... ·c· ..h ... ·.. ·,· .... ·:I . ,Years. And .ta.ke home .a peck, a half~bush~l 01'-: bushels of looking for anoth!!r church ... I . 'I I. . •·· •c·.. e··· :_ :-: e· vro· e·' t: '.l;iJthe.be~t frultyo~ may ever·~~ve: the chance to. bite into. was told by an Ingham pastor a , • ··· ' : ·. · . · • ;. ·. .. ' . · · / t~~~:~~~~·~~~~ .--~~-·-~~ :-~~~.~~~~~~~=~==~~ti:!l~~~~~*~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~-·-··~-~~~-~··-·-~~~~4~~:~~- ..... ''. Base and Surplu§ Drag Down Price Bitter Carrots. Is Study Topic, • Michigan StnltJ univcrslt;·•~e- (1 Avery ExplainS Milk Pri(e ·Formula searchers arc busy t rylng to 'Jet·· ret out whnt. c:uusr.s bitterness in Uy JU, )[, AVERY prnpnrllon of Class I, the price he believes, A stmly of herd J'ec· says tlmt .one pounrl of grain for earrots-a prohlr.m' thnt: costH County Agrlmtlt.ural Ag1mt will he hlglwr than If a larger orris of farmers on DI-IIA testing every lh of milk Is u goorlrule af processors more thnn $67,000 nn· lllllllly. Formula price, blend price, amount of Class II goes on l]lc shows that rllfferences In profit thumh to follow when good mrtrlwt, When the denim• receives of ,up to $100 per cow cnn he nt· J'oughago is fed, But by lweplng Horticulturists say that soml! PI'Clmlum, Class I and Class II more mill< than people will buy trlhuted to oveJ•feedlng nnd under n record or each cow's milk pro strains or cnrrots- mny be mom mill< and butter-powder formula for rlrlnldng purposes the excess feecling grain, ,Just ns many cows duclion a farmer car'i cnsl!y deter· susccptlhlo than other.~ to clc· am terms people Interested In goes frll' manufnclLII'ing. were helng feel too mLrch grnln mine the most: profitable amount ve!op!ng bitterness In stomge. mlllt prices should understand, The nc.Luat umount: a farmer Is for top profits ns were helng fed of grain to feed each cow. Weigh· That's lweause goocl carrots lll'fl · J:lnys M, H. Avery, Inghnm county often found side hy side with bit· 'ngJ•Icullural ugent. palrl for his milk, then, In this too little. lng the mill< helps remove the urea Is culled the base and cxcesH Don Hillman, extension c!airy· g'um~s wm·J~ from meaHUI'ing I'll· ler oneR, So, they suggl!st, il mny' A handler In the Detroit mlllt· he possible to eliminate bitterness shed pays one price for Class I price, Dealers pay this to pmdu· _m_n_n_a_t:_M__ ic_h..,:lg_a_n_s_ta_t_e_u_n_iv_e_,·s_l..,:ty_,_. t_u_r_ns_·----·-r---- .... hy a cnreful selection of stmlns. ' cers 011 the busls of how much millt-the ltlnd used for drinldng. But sol! also seems to he a' He pays a lower price for Class base nnrl excesH milk they Rhlp. The brtRO mil It Is the, verage GUEST EDITORIAL cause of hltternr.ss. Muclt·grown II mlllt-used for Ice cream, but· n enrrots gencrnlly have been daily shipment during a specified I tcr, coffee cream unci other manu· mm·c hitter 1111111 thosl! grown on pcr!oc! In tlw [all. The Jm·mer frwturecl products, lonm. Anc! mo1·e hltteme~s serrns gets a higher price for his base Control Through Subsidy The price i paid by dealers for to show In cuJTots from adc! Chtss I mlllt may be established mlllt than for the amount above mucl< than fmm alltnllne muc(l. They tell the story of the Indiana farmer who, ROBINSON-R!Inglng in nge from·61 to 80, the Robinson sisters of Bethel. _ hy bargaining or by federal or· the bnse, 'l'he excess price would FARM FAMILY be clnHe to the Class II prlct~. upon being upbraided by a young county agent for Springs, Tenn., find no trouble at nil In manning u large· fnrm. The work-sharing quintet Sn, this hit of dctertlve work der. Jn the Detroit mllltshed bar· 1 :jl r)l 1~ his backward farming methods, di·awled patiently, manage everythmg from plowing fields to butcherlna animals. Between hcnvler chores, they Is continuing. When 1he hlttet'· ' gainers have fixed the price at spend time In the garden, above, hoeing peas nncl drying apples. Left to right, the Roblnsons ness problem Is solved, the scicn· :ji;),:l5 per hundredweight for the Common calf scours arc usual· "Heck, son, I ain't fm·min' half as good as I know Jy caused from fe(>rllng the young are: Ollie, Maggie, Dinah,· Eunice nnd LJIJic, Lillie, the only one of the five to marry Is a tlsls point out, It will meanmtrch i. next G months. After that It how and I'm gettin' twice as much crop as I .can animals too much' milk or mlllt widow, and the sisters form a collective band of "mothers" for her children and grandchildren to growers anrl pJ'or!('Hsrn·s nlilw, 1' could again be determined hy handle already." who live on the Inrm with them. , ton high In fat. ns- well us to eonsumct'H, ( federal order. The :;tory is a tribute as much to the farmer's But white scours are caused by Uncler the order, the class I stubbom independence as it is to the soil's fertility, Infections and should be treated out for ln~tullatlon nncl servicing. price Is determined by starting Ingham County News September 20, 1956 Page 2 hy u vc;terinarlan. '!'his type o,f but its plot is ba:;;ed on a vanishing trait. 'fhe farm Bu~k MalFarmers Mutuo1l Fire ',. ln'surance Bldg, Every MAS'ON 'ELEVATOR. Tuesday Ppone OR 7-6091 ,\ ..' .. \ Main Oifico1 415 S. Cochran Willard _Lyker Prop. .CharloHo,' Michl9an , I Mason Phone '!880 . '. . ·' w...... ""."'~"S Can 100.%. effecth•e In preventing·· ~... . h:~:'ttJ mnrtnllly nf chld1s lrifccl!!cl with CC!!fll cocclc:lln~ls under expert· sf Corn Coun try &l\fJ~ ,~\)~···'\ Dairying Faces Revolutionary Changes mentnl eondltlons. USDA scion· tlsts who c~onrlucted lito cxpcrl· 0 1 lly CAitl, COLLIN tho oriels may be ns low ns 1 to to liD crops thlo ycur compurcct lion ami tho uumc 11 ~ August a mentnl WOI'l\ sny nffccted ciJiciiB eld 50~ /o 50. With' Bl'Dwn Swiss· II muy IJc with 355 million ncre~ Ins! year. year ngo. !mated wllh these 2 drugs mnde I Town ~~ .~ Dairying Is In fur· the greut· ns high· 115 1 to 200. • • • • • • • I fnster· gnlns thun healthy ones ', Inglwm county crm1 gmwcr~ Oy Jim llrown ost. revnlu!lrHIIII'Y ehange In Its ~· • • Resent·cher·li ltnve found out Scerctnry Benson e.~plulns the ft~rl the same l'lltlon wjthout the 90lM lncrense their• nveruge ' ontlr·c~ history. 'l'hc oh,ject. of the A lotul or 5,8•1·1 cases of mblc~ that tomnlocs 'ship hest nt tern· 3'/r, clocllno In fnrm lll'lms he· trcutment. Yll!ld~ by a~ much us 50'/,, If they revolution is un enormous in· w11s reported In the U.S. ln1D55, pcraturcs between 55 unci 115 de· twwn ,July lfl and Aut:;unl l!i 11:1 • • • {!» C 1 1111 of the recommended corn 'J'Iwre's no sud1 UrlnJ,\ as had Wl'ttt.lll't', uot1~d ercasc ln. dfielmwy. 'l'h11t's tlte according to the ,Tournai of till! grem>. Overr.oollng may ln,lurc to· "largely of 11 Hcnoonal nature." MISCELLANY . , .. Danclllrm ()rodl\ctlon practices· Into use, uc· G4•.oJ'g41 Oisslng, J f)th century IHH'f.. 11 l''nr tlw man opinion nf Dr. ll. E. Peterson or Vctarlnnry Madlcal association, mntnos, sllwe lr.mpcl'lltures • That drop lullowed a clccllno or for signing Ujl with i\SC office~· ~prdlng to County Agl'lculturul 1111 sound In body und IWI'fmc of mind, Uwr·t~ is 1111 such the Unlvcr·sily of MlnneHotu, one Dn!(s accountad for •J5.5% of tha dcr ;;o dcgrcas hwrmtse rleC"ny In· 1% !Jetwcen ,June .l!i unci .July for putllnt:: purl of your whr.ut ~g!lnt M, H. Avet·y. thin~ as had wPat.luw; nvery sl!y has lis lumuty, llJI(I, of the counlry's leurllng riulry cases, foxes 21 r;,., enllle lol'A, sleucl of preventing H. 15. These 2 monthly dr!dlncs rP· lnwl Into the lH'rr.nt:;e w~ervo hns J lie! clillms farmer·s will have selonllsts. sillers, stal11 choppers of us would have pel'ished a long time ago. The nrlds on llt'e oeeun·cnr:e of cmp land to conservation reserv•l ~~d1 ~ ;7 , 1!! worst record, thal with sulfnmethmdtHl hf1S pr'vt•·i comparr•d with l:!.li n year: agu. corn handling equipment twin:; In dairy eallle Is about I lin l!l57. In J~ranc:e, heavy summer r·ains Nn 111111 should complain tlhoul. iht• summm· be on display and possibly to 100. IIowevcr·. tlw University Surveys by scs Indicate tltat camP too Inti!. French crops ~ 11 r. Ingham County News September 20, 1956 Page 3 · ted 1 he said. wt~uther Wtl'Vc bceri havi.ng Uw past 2 wctll{s, Hmtu· of Mlruwsrllll rPporls tlwl there at. lcnst 45 million ncres of ex· fered great clarnng-c dut·lng the til'ul is the wol'll. · The demonstration plots will is a !Jig rllfforerwc between I· !sting crop land should lm crJJJ· cold spr·lng nnrl the rains mrne show differences In drilling unci The do-gooders are at i1 again. Now lhey want to stop breeds. vertecl permammtly to grnss and too late to lwlp new planllngs, hlll·dropplng corn. Accoi'CIIng- tn Twins nrr. most c•ornrnon 'another 7 million to trees. Ahoul Reports lrlclJ•csstll' ram the" want Ciln be located for Cattle Bangs 1'estcd 2 Singlrl Ueds, Slll'ings and IU:tHre!-ls Warehouse Clearance J H. presen I. acreage. them, according to M. Avery, Oal1 D•·•~ssm• and Oal1 Ulwsl., Uhaia· t.o 111aleh county agricultural agent. shotHclbe--:~:;r~·~o-·;;~-~-·fo~-;,e~ci 2-pioee Living Hoom Suilfl wiUt UudwJ· to match The ·qtticl\est, easiest and Brown saicl. elleapest. way to Improve the Actually, the usc of sicl1 wltent· Farm Tools· Chaise Luungc Oishi\.~ marler cent of l\et·nels sprouted; DIXON. 24' Harvey Hay and Grain Elevator· !lx3rl l\lHIUm :S'fONE SU,O Wl'l'U ALUl\liNUl\1 ·k '...... ' ' . Brothers 2 New 12x18 Canvas . 1'0P · : Power Portable Saws - Electric DrUis ...:. llardwitre The degreo of sprouting, or· :.r, \ lengtll of the sprout, Is especial· '·:1'rools - Socket Sets - Open End Wrench Sets - Etc. Jy Important because a long LIVESTOCK sprout may be brol1en off In the ·Sale Each Milking Equipment Auctioneer's Note: :. llouschold Equiltment - Paint - Toasters - Elcctl'ic 11roccss of, placing the seed In Wednesday the ground, he says. And If more DeLaval Magnetic 1\lachi.Jac wit.h units l~ur•uitm·•~ will he ·sold rirst, a.ll eaf,tJp, ~''tWA bortt •: ·&·Steam Irons - Cookware - Dbtette Sets - Eleetri· ~lilking 2 than ubout 30% of the seed· Is 8 ~IUk Carts 3 Water 1'nnks u.ntl miscd on this f:trm, uu extl·a nice herd. All sprouted It probably shouldn't be . f:trm equituneut bus always bcCJi housed and givcJV ·Appliances - rtiixmnsters - Dishes - Portable used as there may be some loss Jamesway .Steel Stanchions rutd 10 drinldng Ctl(ts, ' . 10 stall cocks and lli(te . extra, cai'C, , I~vcrythiug but furuitm·e may be' in; Machines - · LuggagtJ - Electric Heaters - In vigor· of the tiny plants even S(lected (I rio r to sulc. · Sewing though tl)ey will germinate, i:Fumlture Sets - Clotlk Rlldlos - Watches - Jewelry Brown declared. 1'ER~IS:-C:t..'lh, No ·goods I'tllllO\'tld tt'ntil settled l'or ...:.... Nut. rl~S{Innslble fol' accidmtt.s...- ' ...... " 'l'ests have clemonstrated that wheat and some other seeds 8Al,E 8'l'Aml'8 A'J' :! :!IU Free Prizes to All! i 1798 ~~~~:;~~f]~~~!~~:rt.{I=~~fd~!. Belden Road Adm.inistra·t·f·II!-X .' II. of.· .D .•·st·r·. ··but'O(S,. -.- However, germinating under lab· Jackson, Michigan. MRS:· .HEL.EN' .. BECKER,· , a oratory conditions Is quite dlf· Pho~e ·ST 4·1833 WAYNE G. FEIGH' NER .Au· et•o e ' ferent from germinating In the ' f • I I n er _, ' ' . . field and going on.to.make ri ~.~r.~k.:·;:n~;.~·.~-:.:~ .. ~·~~:'.:1~~/~n~l::· ., Phone"·Ma·son; OR' 7.. "1..91 ,. ' I ··.·.:· .. :..', ., ' '' · ' · . · healthy' VIgorous plant. · . · Bonded for $8o,ooo.oo •>•d wo ore,...... , .· . , iillil ,, G K 'If wheat has' S(>routed, .. but'the ilow to aoll dolry nnhnala, 'IiARRY ALLEN, Cashier - RUSSE'LL1 IIUNTJNrlTO""r,·,.cl"rl•: .. 1 ' 1 ·SMITH' 1 . Ma'nager. - •• well·~IIIPJICd !Ia beol cattle, Iueder plgo, ·: PI · U1 J:~ " ~ · , •.. " ,· ·. · , · , . · • t' sprouts are still short anct· not hoso, ahcop •nd calvea, , . · · IQRC Lansing ED 7•7471-., Pl,tone ~lason OR 7-3730 J\~,..,----~....,...... _--.-..._""'i-;...... -...-..-:-----::----~ mo~e tltanabout 30% spl'outed it ,_...... __.·~, --.-...._;..o.;.....;.- r-••••1...... -~~- =·· ==ll:ll======~=~~======~======:i::::Z::;;;;I .... Ingham County News September 20, 1956 Page 4 LEGAL !lfOTI(J)r,s UiJGAI, 'NOTJOE8 ------pie mny he nhlnlnerl !ro111 tho OIIDER FOil PUilf_.ICATION ORDE!t FOR !'UJJLICA fiON lllot Ws ntflcC! SAU! 01 REAl. ~TA1E I'ROJJAT!i: OF WILL. Also stnrtlug thl~ yam• wo SCHJLLEMAN-Octolor B 1D5B If You're LEWANDOWSKI-Oc~obor 5 1056 IHIVD u nr w r hnnga In the Iuw which nllows pmsons moving r I Legal Notices Like Me from onr• city 01 townsltlp to nn olhaJ to vntr In 11wlr mw pHl Yor1 rlon't tun mmuul wl1vlng clnct ([ tlwy hnva movetl 11llltln 30 rlnys lmmcrll tluly pTIOI to nn tho ling m shntll from tho house elect Inn I hose who hnve moved lops nbout the joyK of living In sholllrl go In prn;rm to the town irre soclr ty Hhlp m city rlm Its offlra to tnltt• 'roduy wrJ utlmly nr r ept many nrlv mtn1 P. nf tilts new benr fit ~ ou PI! It's mnrla cnsy fm you fwcrloms that out loref tlhet H fought fm-nol just In hlonrl\ Ustlnlly tltr. Inc tl cletlt'H offlrn Is bnlllrs hut In thr coutts ntul 1111en e ttly m tnt e to ncr. unmo hlts\ through ~ommunlty life J 01 rl1to cltlzrns the rllsnhlcrl many of us tlw nm nnrl only r1'nl ITHI nlmenl rlon t r.ven hnvr. to opportunity W< hnvo to HJle 11, t ll>l' o\ Rll [l out piece Is nt the hnl,ot hnx nnrt rtw lnst rln\ I o 1eglstm for mnny of us often seem to he tnn tho Novr mhe1 eiC'rtlon Is Ortohr•t busy to rlo thnt Indlffe1enr.e to 8 Pmtlclpnte In govcrnmPnt nl the Issues nnd npnthy to\\llld llw p llls Don I put It off voting r.,m enrlangm lllll wonrlr.t lui wny of life Or tnhrt I 'l Is I he rlearlllne fm fm llll'l s lo sign r ontt nets fnt ~ ITnwevPr ou rnn t vote In Ihe l!l'lh ]l!Yil1C111S lllldCI thl' (OllSI'l NoVC'mhm ptcslrlcntlnl elect I on If Vlllnn tPseiVP. )lJOgtnm nf IIH~ you don I 1cglster In ot elm to Holt h ml< pltn wglslct undm the Michigan elm tlon I lWs nblc bodlcrl r lcclm s must apply In person to the clerl' or township vlllnge 01 dty In Dr. M. J. Green which their precincts nte Joe 1tcrl V(•tm huulnn Thetc Ill e spr.clnl pi ovlslom; fat reglsterhtg lltc rl)snhled m thns< Crrlnr At 1\lll!!On nhsent fot a long pertod of llmr l'hom Olt 7 97!ll Fm ms for 1 eglstetlng 1hcse )teo
It Costs Less to ••• BUILD WITH BRICK!
A provable fact less depreciation and less up. keep In the long run Br1ck always looks as nch and new as the day 1t was put n place Get double value - peace of mmd and ease of pock etbook COME IN TODAY LET US PROVE BRICK COSTS LESSI
Most hvestocl< on good com mercia! farms 111 the mtddle west wtll be reared m confinement m another Q0 n yem s believes an M S U agttcultural econom1st I Dr.C.J.Hubbard 'Tr~ out subso!lmg practtces be Vl,IERINARIAN fore gomg ~all out tn their usc 608 S. J,nnslng St. adVISC M S U SOil SCICntiStS Research ts too ltm!tecl to have Phone OR 7 8201 definite recommendations
Located at Mason- 519 W. Columbia St. Saturday, Sept. ll Starting 12:30 P. M. Sharp
1 HORN Pin Inti IT vo CH!frENDEN !ONE JllA F CIIITTENDEN JOSEPHINE S ORDER FOR PUDJ.ICATJON FINAL ACCOUNT 1949 PLYMOUTH McWATTERS-Octobtr 2, 1950 ANTIQUES Stu to of M eh!g an II e Proh1 te Co 1rt for the County of lnghnrn At n HC!ision of s1 ad Co 1 t held on ANTIQTTE LOVE SEA,T Se tembct I 0 II fiG CLUB COUPE Present liON JOHN McCLELLAN 2 lUARBLE-TOP TABI"ES 6 ANTIQUE BEDSTJ!JADS Radio and Heater 3 ~IARBLE-TOP DRESSERS OTHER ANTIQUE FURNITIDm Good Condition HOUSEHOLD GOODS \ 37w3 Porch Glitler nml Chairs Antique D1shes PoJl-up Toaster ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR Vases 1\lagazme Racl, Ruby Sewmg 1\lachine HEARING CLAIMS AND FOR DETERMINATION OF HEIRS Smokmg Stand End Table Dinmg Room Table and 4 Chan s GRAHAM-November 27, 1956 Player Ptano and 36 Reco1·ds, good worlnug cond1- Naxon Electric Coolulr Stote or Mlchlgnn The Probnto Court t10n Glass Roaster Buffet fo II o Co nty of In~l m At a oeosloo of Rnll Court held t the 12xl5 Rug Pictures ~llrrot• Wash Stands Probnte Offa~e In the city oC Mnsot In other Rugs Ottoman Foldmg Cot and ~lattress tl e HOld Co nty on tho lith II y or Sor,tembel A D 1956 Writing Desk I"IVlllg Room Suite ,Juicer Footl Giinder Prose1 t HON JOHN McCLELLAN Roclung Chairs Boo](s BendiX Automatic Washet ORDER OF PUBLICATION Judge or Probntc PROBATE OF WILL In tho Moltot or tho E•ll tc or LINNA Library Table Sparton Radio AB Gas Range S 1\ GRAHAM Decense I JACKSON-October 5 1956 It nil curio g to the Com t thnt the Floor I"amJlS Boolmase Ii.elmiator Refrigerator St 1tc of Micl IRI n The Prabnto Court t~mc fo ntcHcntntion of cl tms 1-l:nltat Oil Circulating Ileater Ste)t Ladder ! I fa th County of Jn~h m Hill oot1 to should be lin Ito I •nd II nt n Phers At " HcHslon or anld Co 1 t held It tho tlmo nnd tllnce I e I\ PI olntc 1 \_o receive Card Table Kmlalt Garilen Cultivator Ax l'robntc OITicc In the City of Mnsan n cxnmh c nt U adjust nil clnlms nnd clc soil Co lilt! 01 tho I Llh rlny of Son m1 mla nKnlnst etll deccnacd by tnd he Walker for Invalid Gas Can Shovels tcmbcr A D lnfiO Core Hnll Court nnl t.hut the lognl I el s 3-tnece Bedroom Suite / 9 Stratght Racl' Chairs P1cscnt HON JOHN McCLELLAN of enid dcccn•od cntltlo I to l1ho1lt tho Jndlll of P1 obntc o•lnlo of wllch soil dcecnoe I die~ ••l•ed Some Clotlling Dressers Trays 2 Tables In the Mt tto of thu Estnto of WIL Hhould bo n lludlc 1ted nnd lctormlnc I Betiding f Brushes Fruit Jars i JAM C JACI•SON DeceJLseo grnntc I the [orcnoon H 1! 1 lime und )llncc baln~: to hot sell snld Cia 111 A Mldtgnrd 01 to hereby 111 olnte I for the cxpmlnntlon t~ome othet tmltnblo JlCllmn m 1 ndJustment of nil clnlm• nnd de• It Is Ordmod Th 1\ the llth dny of mnnlts tR'nlnHt Hlid der:ensr.d nnd fot tl c Octobc1 A D 1950 It ten thirty o clocl< ndjudlcntlon nn I dotc•mlnntlon of the In tho t'or(!noott nt the t robntu olficc heltt\ ut lnw of fllid tlecc uwd nt the time nt 201l W Suglnnw St Lnnalnl! Michl· or hi• lonth entitled to Inherit tho cstntc gnn be nnd Is botchy nnpolntcd fo1 o! which the deccnaed died sclzod ho tlng •nhl !lotltlon It h l'u~thet 01de ed lhnt public 1 o It Is l:'urthcr Ordeted, Thnt nubile no tlce thereof be ll'IVoJ hy tmbllcntlon of n tlco thcJcof bn given b~ t•ubllcntlon a! n COllY of thla 01 let once ench week \for COllY of this order for three oueceo•lve thlQO sucec1U!lvc wcckH 1 revlouu to said Etta Schultzt Estate week• prevlou• to onld dny ot honrlnR In dny of heurlng In tho lnghnm County tho lnKhnm County Ncwo 1 newupnpcr Now 1 a ncwopnper printed nnd ch cu ' printed nnd olrculntod In onld county Into I In aald county md thnt tho fiduel anti thnt ••ld petitioner Rive known nty of onld cotnto give known lntoreatcd ROBERT KIRBY, Auctioneer ln!ereotcd pnrtle• nddltlon~l notice liB pnrtloo nddltlonul notice us 1equlrcd by tequlrcd by lnw tnw Phone 1\lason OR 7·498~ JOHN McCLELLAN, A. Truu Cony Jud~to of Probnta Mnrthn. Thayer PAUL SMITH amt MRS. HAitOLD LARKINS, Clerks Doputl' Rosloter of l'robato Legal Notices CHAMBERLAIN MEUS EISENIIOWER Ingham County News September 20, 1956 Pauc S , IEOAI NOIIOES ----~------htgfium Couutv News Se11lember 20, 1956 .. stoclhrlrlge C n rn rn 11 n It y '!'he eorigTcgnllon hns lwpl puce I Professional Foods uotwols. This lneludcs JIJIJH elc· with modnm lmpi'Ovmnnnls lnlhe ------ mcntury anrl ti25 in ,lunlot• ntrd c!Hit'ch, udrllpg ycurth nnrl rulult Trucking uenlor high. Slxly-one Jcuclrers Ins:allu~o~~ ·~,:~~~~·~~Sn 111 I RJl· service iW•-IN-D-. S-... -1'0-ll_M_A_N_J_) ·.,'-.0-f~-N-A-.j)-0 IH'I Jvltle;:; Uta t Jli'OIIe I he hcri tnge have heen hirer!, Lool1 us smart as you urp! nf ll !!OIII'IIgCrltiS pnsl has been 1111 Beebe's West Sid~ pllancea. County-wide delivery. ------. Ueglnnlng this li!l'ln wllh a full Incentive lrl ctii'J'cnt clay progt·ess, complement. tmwhet·s, minot' "Your· Friendly Neighborhood Livestock Trucking Kean's 5-10c to $1.00 or Ol'flelally marldng the sixtieth Elite Beauty Shop Grocery" Insurance ncGI(lenls lneapnd In led 2 tcar:llCI'H annlversat'Y being c e (c! h I' n I c rl . BEAUTY SERVICE \ . Detroit - Monday nnrl Tur~d11y Hill Electric Vcncthw BllndH ~or the open! ng days. The head Open Evenings ana Sundays )lll'f~r.&t throughout nil of l !l5Ci, I he sn h· Charlotte - Monday Aflet•noon :JJ:l:i 0(1\!lllns l'llllrl, OIICIJlO~ l'uper, Plaotlc and Cloth Insure with Mkhlgan'H janitor for 1he new elemenlury hath of .lttly 22 hnd .1 nwelings. 115 S. Jefferson Muson 'l'cxar·o Gas-011 Dat.Ue Creelt - Wednesday Window Shades nnfl stmngest mutual wlnd· 201 N. Cedar Ph, OR·7·4151 Pirone Lansing IW·7·781[) school was nlso neulcly Ill ami Two of the ministers who were R•Jhy Cam(Jhell Ph. OR 7·2:J;n Also geneml local truclCJ ·- Floor Coverings 2<16 W. Maple Street hlgl\ schnol foollmll prncllce or longer· support II. IF YOU EVER HA\'E 'liROUIILE ALL. ANIMALS INSURED STORM INSURANCI!: CO. play lwown ns I he stale plan ami Mason Some of the limbers of I he WITH YOUR Tll!LEVISION SET.. , COMPLETE FLOnAL ISemi·Truclt Service now Available and sponsored hy llw stale ciephrldgc Corn· Sl,)'!!f)ially" . To Battle Creel<-Wednesdays 1109 S. US-12'1 l'ec11 n Pie~ - $1.00 sale. munlly schools ~ystem. The ------To St. Johns-Fridays · Phone OR 7-5:m superintendent. then presenlcd Hitchens· Bill's Francis Sloan . the teaching staff. ·I Well Drilling M. F. Lemon' Refresh men! s were served hy a Drug Store Phone Lansing IV •J.!J:m! IIOL'J' LIAI\ERY & GHILL Wllllamston, Route :.1 committee headed by Mrs. Waller 1 I One blod< ~oulh of light In Holt Phone fi71-W Nursing Ba1·bour and made up of Mrs. Cal Courteous Service 3· and Hnch for furm ami home, Phone OX <1·:!3:-il Ati . 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