FLASHES Companied by S(>Arta High School's ROTARY AUCTION by Sandy Allen Uniformed Band

BELOVED SPARTA MOTHER OBSERVES 90TH BIRTHDAY 1 8 7 6 - 1 9 6 8 -s- 82nd ANNIVERSARY The Sentinel - Leader YOUR GUIDE FOR THE MOST WIDELY READ NEWSPAPER IN NORTHERN KENT COUNTY'S MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR FRUIT BELT BETTER LIVING Covering All of the Best New* of Sparta, Kent City, Casnovia, and All Adjacent Rural Territory

VOLUME 81 — ESTABLISHED 1876 SPARTA, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1958 NUMBER 38

THIS SHOULD BE FUN! Spartan Warriors Jack Davis told the Sentinel- Four Children Shot To Death By LAST MINUTE leader Tuesday that he has arranged a HULA HOOP demonstra- Crumble Wyoming tion at next Friday's football game EDITORIAL during the half-time period. Ex- Father In Pine Island Road Home hibitors will include members of the 4th. 5th and 6th grades, who In Grid Opener will put on the performance, ac- SEVERELY BEATEN MOTHER AND SON FLASHES companied by S(>arta High School's ROTARY AUCTION by Sandy Allen uniformed band. Just want to tell you In a few- HOSPITALIZED; SLAYER IS JAILED The Spartans completely out- words al this time that the annual LONG DISTANCE CALIFS shown the Wyoming Park Vikings auction, sponsored by the Sparta A major tragedy occurred in the suffering with head injuries, nlong The story of the murder of four Friday night at Balyeat Field as CASNOVIA P.TA. Rotary Club, will be held Saturday, vicinity of S[wrta on the Pine Is- with his mother, Edith McMillan, fhlMi*n In n nearby area Wednes- they emerged from the scrap vic- October 18, hours 1:00 p.m. and land Road when an unemployed .16. Hospital authorities later said day covered the world soon after torious by a score of 14 to 0. The first meeting of the Cas- 7:30 p.m. .The auction committee factory worker shot his four chil- that Mrs. McMillan had been se- It happened. Police Chief Gene Quarterback Dick Maycroft went novia P.T.A. will be held at the Is Sherry Olin and Herb New house dren to death early Wednesday verely beaten, but her condition Heugei received a long distance .across from the one-yard stripe in school at 8:00 p.m. on September Much will be said in later editions, morning. The badly beaten mother was not considered serious, and call from London. England, re- the first period. Fullback Jhv 29. This ojiening meeting will be of the Senlinel-Lcader. but this is and her eight-year-old boy are In that Orland was suffering with questing further details of the Dood scored on a 6-yard jaunt +• a chnnce for you to meet the two to tel» all of our friends having Butterworlh hospital. head Injuries. Orland, Ronald and giuauMK crime The call was assure the victory in the 3rd quar- new faculty members, Mr. Norvel new or used items to contribute Orlan" McMillan, 41 years old. Bonnie have been attending Chal transferred to the office of Kent ter. Both runs for extra points Hubbel nnd Mrs. Janet Dame, and to the sale, to get In touch with was found in a parked car a short niers School. County Sheriff Arnold Plgcrsh. failed. In the final minutes. End to say "hello" again to the teach- Sherry or Herb as soon as possible. tune later by Eii Itoberts, a Kent From police reports at hand, it The Sentinel-Leader also received Jim Lyai» blocked a punt for a ers who were with us last year. Phone numbers are TU 7-0181 or City deputy sheriff. seems thnt Mrs. McMillan had a call from a large Detroit daily safety. Miss Susan Nyblad will he with TU 7-0971. These men will be The dead children are: Ronald. started proceedings for divorce and concerning details of the Incident. The Spartans tried only one un- us to show some slides and tell us glad to pick up your contributions. 7 years old; Bonnie. 6. Dickie, 2. thnt Mr. McMillan had been served While the people of Sparta regret successful pass, but covered 2S5 of her trip to Denmark this sum- All funds arc for tht student loan and Michelle, 10 months old. Or- an injunction to keep away fnrm that such a thing had to occur in yards on the ground while allowing mer. fund. Innd. 8, was taken to the hospital his wife. Police officers also said nenrby territory, it should be stat- the Vikings 125. Sparta got :5 that it ap[»cared that an attempt ed that the family involved in this first downs and Wyoming three. had been made by 'he father to tragedy were not residents of Spar- Sparked by the fine running of set the house on fire. ta. This community for many Dood and speedy halfback Jim Sheriff Pigoi'sh later said thnt years has established and has held Tuylor. and the defense of center three of the slain children were Mrs. Orson N. Bradford a notable record of friendly and Jim Ritzenheln and tackle Dave found in an upstairs bedroom while law-abiding citizens. We regret Mutchler. the Spartans reacted to the baby was found dead In her Mrs. Orson N. Bradford observed her 90th birthday quietly In that such terrifying headlines im- their victory by carrying head crib. her home Tuesday. September 23. It was marked, however, by her mediately made top news and were conch Hilton Foster and assistant It was also reported that a sixth ability to be up In a chair for short periods after being confined by so widely covered by radio and TV John Carr off the field on their child In the family, a son of Mrs. stations across the country and shoulders. McMillan hy a former merrlage. illness lo her bed the last four months. world-wide areas. Big daily pho- escaped Injury because he was at As the child. Minnie Purdy, she came to this locality with her Friday night Sparta plays Coop- tographers called at the Hessel ersville al Balyeat Field. Game the home of his grandfather. parents from Huron County, Ohio, to live on what IK now known as Funer/.l Home where tbey made time is 7:30. Mr. McMillan was taken to But- the Manning Heft fnrm. corner of Ten-Mile road and Fruit Ridge. an attempt to photograph the bo-l- terworth hospltnl where It wa* ies of the four children, but Mr. 0 After the death of her father, the fnmily lived for a number of years said he was not badly Injured in Hessel refused permission to take KENT OTY TOPS the nffnlr and was taken tn the In what Is now the home of Forrest Field on Centennial Avenue. She the photos. "So you don't wnnt to county jail. was matried In 1890 to Orson N. Bradford and they lived at the cooperate," said the came-aman. HESPERIA ELEVEN The bodies of the four unfortu- Bradford Homestead two miles north of Sparta on M-37 for twenty- "Definitely not," said Mr. Hessel. Kent City opened lis 1958 fiKit- nate children are at Ihe Hessel All Sparta will appreciate this fun- five years (to the day), then moving to Sparta to the present home fall campaign by striking to a 28-0 Funeral Home but funeral nr ernl director's understanding ntt' triumph against Hcsperla In r rangemcnts were not made known nt 65 East Division, ncross from the Methodist church, nnd hns re- tude when such sorrow strikes a NCAA contest Friday night. by press time. sided there thirty-two yiars. home wherever it may be. To the Bob Inkarjrp tallied the winners' Her husband, Orson N. Bradford, a former Prrsldent and many distressed fai.dlv the people of opening .core in the second period Sparta join the Sentinel-LendCr in MEETING years director of the Sparta State Bank, passed away In 1947. She on a two-yard line plunge. A ,75- The Spartan Fnrm Bureau group an expression of deepest sympathy. yard pass Interception by Tom is the mother of 1-^nn and Carl Bradford, and two daughters. Mrs. will met! at the home of Mr. and Weston provided the second tally Mrs. Paul Barkow on Friday, Sep- Kenneth Kratz of Cadillac, and Mrs. Harold Raymond of Detroit. in 'he third jierlod.' tember 26. at H p.m., with pot- There are eight grandchildren nnd nine grent-grandchildren. 1ST GAME WINNERS RURS Armstrong tallied two luck lunch following Until recertly. when falling eyesight prevented, she has filled touchdowns in the final |ierlod for Every >iv Is urged to attend this Rock "em. soak 'em, play by the the winners. many hours villi various kind>< of needlework and hand wwlng for meeting as there will be election Spartans and Kent City Eagles of officers and other Imjiortant members of her family an.l friends. Sitting in her en.sy chair lit the proved to IK- a major factor in both business to transact. bay window, she has been a familiar figure to the many who dally leamx winning their first games o- pass by her home. last Friday nignt hy impressive scores. Both teams, without ex- Junior Police MEMBERS OF THE SPARTA NEWCOMERS CLUB CHICKEN Sl'l'PER ception, seemed to grow stronger Algoina Grange Is sponsoring a Fronl row. left to right, are Anne LaBarre, Whltaker, lien Cotton, llazel Jaeschke. Mrs. Erwin SPARTA RECEIVES K. OF C. CHARTER with ench slamming block and Jar- chicken sup|x-r. country style, at ring tackle. A fine team spirit of Patrol Graduates Edna Carboneau, Mary Strate, Cnrnet Hlndenach, Oestmnn, Peg Barclay. Yvonne Wlegelman, Mary their hall on Saturday, October 4, coordination was indicated In these Alice Poepke, Marie Reynolds and Lois Stein. Sec- Blossom, Lillie Clough. serving from 5 to 8 p.m. first season games and it nppeurs ond row, Jcfu» Jackson, Bev. Bannlnk, Muriln Wll- Tne group is shown as they sat down to a pot- There will nlso be a card party that the players arc determined to Monday Night at 9:00. "move the bail" as the opportun- loughhy, Mrs. Lovt-ll, Marguerite Mulready, Gloria luek supjwr that launched a busy Fall season. Com- The Grange is working fir a new ity presents itself at future games. About a hundred new Junior I'azuln, Jane Wit beck, Virginia Nuss and Mrs. Vern ing events include a costume Hallowe'en party, a heating system. The Spartans piny Coopersville at policemen will receive graduation Lowdcn of Alma. Standing: Winnie Boersma. Bar- hard-time:- dlnner-dancc for husbands and wives and O Balyeat Field this Friday evening certificates and badges next Mon- bara Claxton. Lois Heplnstall, Betty Erskln, Rose the annual Chrlstnms SinorgiiMioiu. and the Kagles play their first day evening, September 29. at 7:00 NOTICE All photos on this home game again.it Ravenna at p.m. in the Civic Center from Spar- (>;«#<" from Casey Studio, of Leaver Field. Lin's have a big ta Police Chief Gene Heugei. Sparta. turnout of fans to help boost these Parents are invited and special teams for their second victory and guests will include Village Presi- a successful season. dent D. J. Johnson nnd members of the Village Council who co-oper- ated with Chief Heugei on this prograii . Also to,., law officials in TIME TO REGISTER this area will be present: Su|ierln- There's an ini|K>rtant election tendent William Johnson of the coming up November 4. so it's time Grand Rapids Police Dept., Kent again to cheek township registra- County Sheriff Arnold Plgorsh. tion lists. All township clerks in County Prosecuting Attorney Stu- i this an a have placed special no- art Hnfflus and representatives of tices Jn this wt-ek's Sentinel-lead- the Stale Police nnd the Federal er, stating the days and hours in Bureau of Investigation. 33rd Year which they will be nt their offices. Municipal Judge Roliert Burn* The lest day to register to be sure will discuss problems of juveniles Carol Holmes Kurt* you can voU.- Is Monday, October ax related to the Junior Patrolmen 6. Be sure to check your calendar and the work they can do to help accordingly so you will not be de- combat these problems of juvenile nied the right to vote in the No- delinquency. Tuesday -officially the first day Shown left to right arc Ivan Schneider, PM( tirand Knight; district vember election. Incidentally. of Fall, temperature 80. The deputy, (I. Kinwlnaki. Ionia; leuls Eaton, (irnnil Knight; tin- Rev. Wallie T. Coleman. Sparta Town- Ages A to II zinnias are bright In their colors, ship Clerk, told the Sentinel-lead- roses are blooming, so are the pan- (Irmcnl Higmund of St. Joseph Parish, Wright, who I* Council chap- These boys and girls, ranging In er that there are 2,122 registered age from 6 to 14. have each com- stes, and the forsythla thinks it's lain. voters, but that there are still a pleted an 8-week training course, spring! i hundred or more who have failed with Chi. ' Heugei Instructing them • * * lo register. in such matters ns bicycle and |ie- Mrs Chester Cooper brought In KEY LEADERS OF CHARTER NIGHT PROGRAM destrinn safety, first aid. proper newiqiapers the Oskalnosa, Iowa, handling of firearms, reporting of Dally Herald; the Nebraska Fre- BIRTHDAY PARTY fires and automobile accidents, mont Tribune nnd the Winteraet turning ln\ license numbers nnd Madisonlan U°om Iowa. There was t lot ol excitement car descriptions, fingerprinting, • • m last Wednesday afternoon at the and various method* of crime de- ATTEND BAITIST SOFTBALL LEAGUE BANQUET Hesitated about mentioning T.V.'s Wm. A. Rogers .V Co. warehouse, tection. The youngster* also had Botsy l'alrner last week, thinking where a biithday party was being rides in the |M>11CC cruiser to see The annual Baptist Softball League banquet was held In the MISSION SERVICES It would not lie of any es|iectal In- held. Honor guest was Sam Scoby, how cruller patrolmen operate, Spuria community building September 6. Herachel Perry of Bailey AT CIVIC BUILDING terest locally. However, we learn 72, and the party was staged by that there art- Sparta |M*ople who and a trip by bus to Grand Rapids The Sparta Lutheran Churci. will his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Rogers. to 'our the recently compleUni wns Master of Ceremonies, nnd Rev. Elwln Mattlson, Newaygo Bap- are old friends of her father, who Generous portions of lev cream tist Church |iastor, was the *|«cial s|ieaker. commence Sunday School nnd wor- makes his home in East Chicago Kent County Jail. To ndd some ship services on Sunday. October WT and cake were served to the fol- fun to the training project, a wein- At the banquet, the championship trophy wns awarded lo the and alao Allegan. The families lowing guests: Archie Light. Mar- 12, in the S|«irta Civic Center. The correspond, so now we know all er roast was held at Rogers Park North Casnovia Baptist Church. The annual sportsmanship award Rev. It. A. Rless of Trinity Luth- tin Sales. Herman Lucht, Victor with plenty of fo»id for all. the latest new* about Betsy. Bush. Henry Kaptein. l*ete 1'rin- went to North Casnovia and Kent City Baptist Church, who tied for eran Church of Conklin will serve • • • ger, Austin McCune, Holla Hoover, The Patrol will remain active the honors this year. Wilbur Tanls of North Casnovia received the as pastor of thi? mission until the with Its own officers from the services of a regular minister can Hula h'xips are gay and remind Chas. Rogers. 11. J. Kurtz, John twitting championship award. one of the |iopularlty of the Yo Yo Elve. Wm. Rogers, Jr. and Clar- Chief down. A* In the regular be obtained. Hours of worship will Police Department, promotions Teams composing the league In the order they finished this year be announced next week. toy once upon a tl;ne However, ence Johnson. During the cele- one wonuin has dislocated her hip bration. the guests snng the "Hap- will l>e on a merit bast* and later are: North Casnovia Baptist Church. Oakfleld Baptist Church, Kent o on. as new members are added to in an attempt to »gyrate with a py Birthday" song with loud and City Baptist Church. North Chester Baptist Church. Cedar Springs Convent ion hoop, a man has placed one atop sturdy voices. A passer-by later the Patrol, they will do so as Pa- trolmen with the same op|iortunity Baptist Church nnd Marne Baptist Church. The Grand Rapids District of the TV antenna, practically all remarked upon hearing the sing- Luthernn Churches of the Missouri downtown shopp< rs carry hoo|ia ing, that to him "It sounded like for advancement. Chief lleugel The teams are composed of high school age boys. plans to turn over to the Junior of- Synod will hold Its Fnll Sunday home with them, and youngsters someone was tuning up a new School Convention at the Trinity in S|wrta are having a ball with tractor." Mr. Scoby, the son of ficers re|M*rts snd Other Informa- tion he feels should have their at- LEKSTRUM-BURNETT DONT FORGET Lutheran Church of Conklin on them' Congratulations to the cre- Herman and Sabra Scoby. was ator* of the plaything. tention. In addition to the en- Retailer* should not forget that Sunday. October 12, commencing born In Grand Rapids in 1HHG and AUXILIARY AWARDED nt 3:00 p.m. . • • • spent most of his lifetime in and forcement aid the young policemen they are to lie Invited guests at » around S|>arta and Grand Rapids. give him. the Chief feels that per- MANY CITATIONS 1958 Feelers 1 and State legisla- Lucille Buhl Clnrk «cnt us the fewer raw, left to right. leuis Eaton, Grand Knight of thr Npvta Congratulations Sam. from us all haps the greatest benefit of the The Indies Auxiliary of the lek- tive breakfast to be held Friday, RALLY DAY Tustin News from Omnge County, Patrol Is the fact they take home California and the Arrow l^ikea Chapter; the Rr*. Clement Mlgmund af Nt. Joseph Pariah; the Rt. and good luek In the days ahead. strum-Burnett American legion. September 26. at 9:o0 a m at C * Sunday, September 28 will be to other members of their families Past No 107, Sparta, reeelv.-d sev- B Restaurant. Sjmrta Guest News from Nnkusp, B. C. Wrote Rev. M*cr. Joseph C. Walen, patter af Holy Family Pariah; and Rally Day In the S|tarin Methodist the lessons In traffic safety and eral membership honors at the speaker* are Richard O. Cook and Church Sunday School, at which that she lived in Nakusp until she Ivan Schneider. Back raw. Alfmd Lyona, State arrHsry, Kalama- fire prevention which they have meeting of the Fifth District As- Duane R Vernon. For further de- time all children will lie promoted. was eight years old. kmi; district deputy O, Mlowinaki; (iearge MeMaan. Insurance rep- KENT CITY SETS learned. sociation held last Thursday In tails, check with our C of C offi- Parent* arc i»artleulariy Invited to • • • rrtrnUllvf; Dr. T. W. Fochtraan The Junior Folic* i-atrol Is more Grand R.qitdv cers. attend this service at 10:00. Reg- Reading of the death nf Mrs BASEBALL BENEFIT Frank Knox, widow of former a " a a a than just another organization for The local unit received a check o ular worship services at 11:00 as The Kent City Athletics will play boys nnd girls. Besides actunl for f 10.00 from the Dejmrtment »f usual. Secretary of thr Navy Remember a hem-fit twsvball game at leaver working knowledge of police pro- Michigan for Units In the 51 to 100 PANCAKE SUPPER hearing my parents tell of know- CHARTER NIGHT AT RAVENNA The Sparta Parent-Teacher As- o A large delegation of Knights from the Sparla Knights of Colum- Field Sunday at 2:30 p.m. with the cedures. these young pollcameo member group for having the ing them at Snult Ste Marie when Grand Rapids Colored Athletics. sociation will have s Pancake Sup- ANOTHER DONATION they were bride and groom, start- bua Council 4404 attended Charter dinner held at St. Catherine's have acquired a sense of jmrtki- greatest number of members over Proceeds will go to aid the boat (ia1U>n In the community** lifo and quota 30 days prior to the Depart- l*r, Tuesday, October 14 In Ihe Handy Wacks Corporal kin should ing married life In a small apart Pariah Hall. Ravenna, last week. The charter was awarded to Grand team's star third baseman. Roger an attitude of community re*j»on*l- ment Convention held In Detroit in Civic Center. Serving will be from have been listed among the con- ment there. , Knight l»ula Eaton. and past Grand Knight Ivan Schneider. and G. Hill, who was severely Inlurad In blllty. July The unit also received the 5.30 to 7:30. This is the annual tributors U> tho Peach Ridge Ap- • e e fund-raising project for the ITA, ple sales promotion published in Slowlnskl. Ionia, district deputy. a recent auto accident. Hill im- The original Junior Police Patrol National and Department Cita- Enjoyed attending the golden plied a .341 hatting average. The an keep this date often. thi* new»(taper a few weeks ago The principal address was delivered by Alfred Lyons, secretary was organized seven yvars ago by tions. Earlier In the year, they wedding anniversary of the Wil- team ha* a 17-4 record for the sen- were presented another check for Thanks! liam A. Rogers on Sunday. It was of the State Council of the Knights of Columbus. About 75 mem- Chief Heugei nnd received national recognition nnd requests from 11.50 for tying for second place In membership card. Mrs Don Van- an occasion imckcd with memories bers of the council and their wives attended many other law enforcement de- a District contest. Houtum. newly Installed president, Nona for them and their many friends. Council 4404 includes members of Holy Family Parish. Sparta. Tha Sentinel-leader received a triments who wish to set up sim- The all-time high In membership was membership chairman. Applications for patrolman are • • • HI. Joseph's Parish. Wright, and St. Francis Pariah, Conklin. The giant size poat card from Msgr ilar programs of 7? established In 1929 was The I^ekstrum-HurneH Ameriean being taken at the S|»arta Village Twenty-six years have passed olfice Hours are from 8:00 a m Rlnee wc hegan newspapertng. and Rev Clement Slgmund of St. Joseph's Parish Is chaplain of the Coun- Joseph C. Walen stating he was broken when the ledies Auxiliary legion Post also received a num- attending the 44th annual eonven- flam Ifonee. Crevellng**, every this year recorded 94 member* ber of membership citations when to 5:00 p.m. Must be 21 nr over, not long after we arrived In Spar- cil. Msgr Joaeph C. Walen. pastor of Holy Family |>arlah. attended Unn of Catholic Charities In Co- Nat Nile Forrie's Michigan Sua Mrs. Eugene Heugei. last year's they recorded their all-time high snd a resident, or willing lo live ta that year the banks closed! Days the dinner. lumbus, Ohio. lays' president, also received a 30-Club in membership ot ia4 memocrs. in Sparta. lo remember! 4 US a I -

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1958 THE SENTINEL-LEADER — SPARTA, MICHIGAN

feet, thence North 132 feet, STATE OF MICHIGAN Eleanor, lives at 3299 Thirteen- thence West 327.27 feet, thence THE PROBATE COURT FOR Mile nJs NW. Sparta, recently South 132 feet to place of be- THE COUNTY OF KENT completed the supply specialist ' At a session of said court, held THE SENTINEL-LEADER ginning. All being in the Town- course at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo. ship of Tyrone, Kent County. at the probate office. In the Ciiy MICHIGAN'S OUTSTANDING YOUNG DAIRY COUPLE Published Weekly on Wednesday at Sparta, Michigan of Grand Rapids, in said County, Fraser entered the Army last Michigan. May and received basic training at Entered as Serond-ClM* Matter mt tbe PMI Office at Sparta, on the 18th day of September, A.D. 1968. the fort. Mich lean, ander tlx- Act of March S, 1S7S. Dated: August 19. 1958. Fraser, son of Alex Fraser. Plain- SPARTA STATE BANK Present: HON. JOHN DALTON. H. J. KURTZ field ave., NW, Grand Rapids, is by: Judge of Probate. a 1962 graduate of Sparta High Editor - Publisher A. Barth Carlson . IN THE MATTER OF THE School. Phone TU 7-0141 Philip L. Hogan ESTATE OF Peter Kotchka, De- Attorney for mortgagee ceased. Subscription postpaid, one year la advaaee, ointed to receive, examine and hearing, or by personal service at LEGAL NOTICE by a sale at public auction, to the adjust all claims and demands least five (5) days prior to such highest bidder, at the North front against said deceased by and be- hearing. fore said court: NOTICE OF door of the Court House, being the JOHN DALTON County Building ln the City of It Is Ordered, That all creditors MORTGAGE SALE Judge of Probate, Grand Rapids. Kent County, Mich- of said deceased are required to Kent County, Michigan Default having been made in the igan (that being the building present their claims to saM court A true copy. terms and conditions of a certain where the Circuit Court for the at said Probate Office on or before C. R LAWTON, mortgage made by Matthew Kik County of Kent is held), of the the 24th day of November, A.D. Register of Probate. and Wanda Klk, husband and wife, premises described In said mort- 1958, at ten o'clock m the forenoon, Philip L. Hogan, Atty. Milk is the favorite drink ai the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ptepkow of Olivet, and their of Tyrone Town&hlp, Kent County. gage, or so much thereof as may said time and place being hereby Sparta, Mich. 10-8 Michigan, Mortgagor, to Sparta be necessary to pay the amount appointed for the examination and lour healthy youngsters thrive on iL The Piepkows have been named Michigan's outstanding State Bank, a Michigan Banking due as aforesaid with lnterr* and adjustment of all claims aad de- young dairy couple for 1958 in a contest sponsored by Michigan Milk Producers Association. Corporation of Sparta. Kent Coun- all legal costs, charges and ex- mands against said deceased. HOME TOWN * ", °' the^competition is lojcncouragv e agricultural leadership among youn^ farm couples ty, Michigan, dated November 22, penses, Including attorney fees al- It Is Farther Ordered. That Fub- ^ •1. *- —-» >.«ivn>ui|i Muvug yount ibi in u;uuica 1955, and recorded ln the Office lowed by law, and also any sum or tlc notice thereof be given by pub- ARMY NEWS Michigan. The youngsters left to right: Mary Ellen, 2; Tom, 6; Billy, 8;and Paul, Jr., 10. of the Register of Deeds for the sums which may be paid by the lication of a copy of this order, FORT LEONARD WOOD. MO. PRWfNT FOfltST'AND GRASS FIRfcS County of Kent and State of Mich- undersigned, necessary to protect for three successive weeks previous Pvt. Jack D. Fraser, whuse wife, j igan on November 23. 1955. In lis Interest ln the premises. to said day of hearing In the Sen- Liber 1382 of Mortgages and on tinel-Leader, a newspaper printed page 113, on which mortgage there By reason of such default, the and circulated In said county. Ls claimed to be due. at the date undersigned elects to declare and JOHN DALTON of this Notice, for principal and Iierrby declares tho whole of the Judge of Probate. interest the sum of $1388 40: principal sum remaining and all Kent County, Michigan And no suit or proceedings at other lawful charges payable under A true copy. law or in equity having been in- the said mortgage to bo due and C. R. LAWTON. stituted to recover the debt se- payable Immediately. Register of Probate. cured by said mortgage or any The said premises are described Annls & Cooper, Attys. 9-24 I>art thereof; now, therefore, by as follows: virtue of the power of sale con- —The West 10 acres of the SW ON DISPLAY TODAY, BUICK '59 tained in Raid mortgage, and pur- % of the SW K ol Section 26. ORDER APPOINTING TIME suant to tho Statute of the State of Town 10 North, Rango 12 West, FOR HEARING CLAIMS Mlchignn In such case made and except that pcrctl of land com- provided, notice ls hereby given mencing at a point 308 feet Determination of He in that on November 21, 1958, at 9:00 North of tho SW coiner of said STATE OF MICHIGAN o'clock. Eastern Standard Time, Section 26; thence East 327.27 The Probate Court for the County of Kent At a session of said court, held FARMER** MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY al the probate office, in the City of Kent County of Grand Rapids, in said County, on the 18th day of September. A.D. 1863 95 Years 1958 1958. Present: HON. JOHN DALTON. INSURING FARM BUILDINGS AND Judge of Probate. ALL PERSONAL In the Matter of the Estate of George C. Dinkel, Deceased. Furnishing Insurance at Cost with Local Control. It appearing to the court that Prompt adjustments by your neighbor. the time for presentation of claims Area Representatives: against said estate shdtild be lim- ited, and that a time and place be Richard Bowler Sparta appointed lo receive, examine and E. Harry Norris Casnovia adjust all claims and demands Glenn Hunsberger Grand Rapids against said deceased by and be- —Hazel M. Pennington, Secretary, Sparta lore said court; and that the legal heirs of said deceased be determined. It Is Ordered. That alt creditors of said deceased are required to present their claims to said court at said Probate Office on or before the 1st day of December. A.D. 1958,at ten o'clock in the forenoon, said time and place being hereby apiiolnted for the examination and Designed To adjustment of all claims and demands against said demised; and that the legal heirs of said deceased be determined. It Is Further Ordered. That pub- Lead A Double Life! lic notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this order, for three successive weeks previous to said day of hea. lng, in the Sentinel-Leader, a newspapei printed and circulated In said county, JOHN DAI.TON. Judge of Probate. Kent County, Michigan k A true Copy C. R. LAWTON, Register of Probate. acciiA «J M Tic m siorriNO Philip L. Ilogan, Atty. 10-8 HEW 4-DOOt HAKMOf o ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Notice of Hearing — Appointment of Administrator and Determination of Heirs Here rt is . . . and now you know! Know why wo have LIQUID FERTILIZER way around this Buick, you'll know still more how right —AND— called this THE GAR. Know that a new generation of all this is. From anywhere you look, here is a classic SOFAS BY DAY GROUND LIMESTONE great Buicks is truly now here. Prom just this one view you modern concept that is Buick speaking a new language of COMPLETE ANA..YHIS can see that here is not just new design . . . but splendidly today. 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