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SERVING THE FASTEST GROWING AREA IN THE NORTH VOLUME 59 NUMBER 32 EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1955 10 CENTS OVER THE ASK RESIDENTS COOPERATION BACK FENCE BY MARSHALL Somebody goofed in the de partment of conservation. For To Number East H ouses 1 onight the Lansing office sent a release to all newspapers saying the de• • • • partment plans to open a pub• NO "MAKE-UP" DATE Purchase County- lic, fishing site on "Jordan Lake" Gambles in Charlevoix County. We've Rotary Club, City, Consumers heard of Jordan River, Jordan Road Bonds Inn, Jordan Frozen Foods and Second Polio Shots Planned Three companys purchased Opening Set .Jordan this and that. But, tell Charlevoix County Road Com• Start City-Wide Project us Gordon, where's this Jordan mission bonds at Boyne City, The East Jordan Rotary Club, the City Council and Consumers Lake? At School Next Tuesday AM Monday. For Weekend Power Company will launch a new house numbering program here AH first and second grade pu• The bonds, totaling $130,000 Official opening of East Jor• tonight. pils in East Jordan who receiv• were purchased by the following dan's new Gamble Store by Leon A 15-man Rotary Club committee headed by Keith Annear will In the past, some have often start about 7 p.m. tonight and cover as many dwelling units as pos• thought of changing the name of Riles Held For ed first Salk anti-polio vaccine firms: McDonald, iMoore and Peterson is set for this weekend. sible installing house numbers which can be easily seen from the the south arm of Lake Charle• shots in April will get their se• Company; Kenowe'r, Mc Arthur The new store is located in street. voix to Jordan Lake or some Glen Brennan cond shots at a clinic here next and Company and Shannon and the Former Eva's Toyland and The committee has requested such title. Merely to have the Tuesday. Company. is completely equipped for bus• that all home owners select a name "Jordan" a little more on In Indiana Dr. A. F. Litzenburger, direc• The 10-year bonds are retir- iness. place on the front of their house the map of Mich, and also, per• tor, district health department, able at $13,000 per year. The Starting at 1 p.m. Saturday, Glen A. Brennan, a former re• E. J. Netters where they want their numbers haps, to pinch Charlevoix off' said the clinic is scheduled for county will use the money for Peterson has announced there installed. from some of that there excel• sident of East Jordan, who resi• road work. ded at 6942 Alabama Ave., Ham• 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, August 16th. will be free coffee served to vis• * There is no charge to anyone lent publicity which they don't It will be held in the nurses itors. Win Title for the project. pay nothing for at tall. Person• mond, Indiana, died suddenly on August 3rd from a heart condi• office in the East Jordan grade Residents have been invited to The project has been planned ally, we're not for creating such school building. stop by and browse around the for more than a year by Consu• confusion. Nor for inviting brick tion while vacationing at the At Cadillac Thomas J. Brennan cottage on A total of 172 children in the Dr. Secord many displays. - mers Power Company, which is bats from our friends to the Bob Danforth and Boib Darbee carrying on the program in both northwest. Manistique hake. first and second grades in the Complete announcement and a list of the grand opening bar• copped their second doubles ten• rural and city areas throughout * * * Mr. Brennan was born in Pin- local school received shots in Ap• conning, Michigan on December ril. gains appear elsewhere in this nis title in as many weeks when western Michigan. But not being involved in any• Will Speak they were crowned junior dou• 22, 1899. He as been employed Betty Robertson, community issue. thing like this, the Conservation bles champions in the Paul Bun• The Rotary committee will as yard clerk for the Indiana and school nurse, said there will meet at the city hall at 5:30 to• department has come right out yan Tennis Tournament at Cad• Harbor Railroad for years, and be no "make-up" clinic, so par• night (Thursday) to obtain their bold like and presented us with illac last week. at the time of his death was ser• ents are urged to bring their InGermany equipment, the numbers, tacks, "Jordan Lake." Them boys ain't ving as chairman of the Indiana children to the clinic next Tues• Pulp Wood The pair defeated Dean Kid• assignment cards and "maps of afraid of Charlevoix — Kit Car• Dr. Arthur E. Secord, son of State Legislative Committee of day morning, from 9:30 to 11:30 der and Tom Gibson in the fin• the streets. son, Earl Young or even Glenn Mrs. Mabel E. Secord and a gra• the Railway and Steamship duate of the East Jordan High als, 6-3, 6-1. Rose. And that's being power- clerks. Is Wasting . In the singles Jack Raffelli Residents have been asked to fur brave. School in 1922 is being flown by Survivors include his wife, the JJ. S. Army August 23rd to turned back everyone with ease cooperate with the teams when Scouts Entertain they arrive at the houses. They * * * Brasilia, and son, Richard of Frankfurt, Germany to talk be• In This Area as he defeated Bob Danforth, Actually, it would take more Hammond; his father, Thomas Girl Scout Troop No. 8 of fore its Public Information Div• 6-0, 6-2; Lysle Johnson, 6-1, 6-1; will start out about 7 p.m. than a newspaper release from of Saginaw; brothers, Bernard East Jordan, under the direction ision, and NATO. Northern Michigan is wasting Bob Darbee, 6-1, 6-2; and Don Residents are especially asked Lansing to change the name of of East Jordan, Thomas of New• of Mrs. Keith Annear, (Mrs. Dr. Secord is a national auth• a large portion of its annual Marrow of Charlevoix's Belve• to pick a spot for their house Lake Charlevoix. There's a great berry, William and Robert of Clyde Wilson, Mrs. Ted Malpass ority on communications and is crop of aspen, a recently-com• dere start, 6-0, 6-3. This Owos- numbers which can be seen from big rigamarole involving 16½ Saginaw; sisters, Mrs. L. Davis and Mrs. Marion Jackson, en• in great demand before business pleted study of lower peninsula so lad was one of the club semi- the street, away from shrubs and agencies which would have to be and 'Mrs. Marie Saad of Detroit, tertained Charlevoix Troop No. management and foremen's state forests shows. finalists in Class A at the State trees. consulted and perhaps insulted Mrs. Helen Beardsley and Mrs. 9 at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. groups, as well as industrial and There appears no way the High School finals this spring. *. * * before you could come up with Catherine Archamibault of Sag• Ted Malpass Thursday, August bankers' conventions. waste can be prevented orreduc- IT IS SAID the new numbers a legal new name for the water inaw, Mrs. Margaret Hasty of 4th. In one three-year period he ed, but the Conservation Depart• will aid house deliveries and may between here and Ironton. Belden, California and two In addition to the Charlevoix spoke 351 timoc. in 21 states as ment hopes somebody grabs the speed the day when East Jordan )Je grandchildren. troop leaders, Mrs. Orlin Cun• well as in principal Canadian ci• ball soon and runs with it, or the CALL LE 6-2371 has house to house mail delivery. In addition to all the trouble ningham and Mrs. Robert Reed, ties. situation may develop into a se• The Rotary club is furnishing you'd have to meet and capture, fourteen Charlevoix girls and At a recent National Safety rious threat to the future produc• the manpower; the city council it still wouldn't be a happy sit• Marian Visits the mother of one of the girls, Congress held for three days in tivity of our aspen stands. supervision while Consumers Po• uation to call the big pond, ''Jor• Mrs. Clare Staley, attended. Chicago more then 2,000 per• The survey shows that 81,000. College wer Company is furnishing the dan Lake." It isn't romantic en• the street maps and tacks and Cadillac To Aid The group enjoyed swimming, sons packed the ballroom of the cords of aspen pulpwood could ough. Now take, "Big Swan Conrad Hilton Hotel at each ear• be harvested annually from pub• house numbers. Lake," or "Little Swan Lake" or boat riding, water skiing and a Queen Ceremoniespicni c supper. ly morning session to hear him lic forests in northern Michigan, Days Although the program starts something like that. That's the speak. The latest five-year average cut tonight it is expected that all the kind of stuff fiction writers like -East Jordan was represented was 17,000 cords annually. The following East Jordan teams will not be able to cover WEATHER Dr. Secord has taught "Hu• to put into their stories. And at the annual Paul Bunyan man Relations" and "Public The problem probably won't students will attend college this the city in less than a few days. that's one of the troubles with Days celebration at Cadillac Hi Lo Speaking" in the Universities of be solved until market condit• fall. Parents and students are northern Michigan, The rom• Thursday with Marian Danforth August 2 92 61 Michigan, Missouri, Manitoba ions change or until more pulp asked to call the News-Herald ance of the north hasn't been taking part in the 1955 queen August 3 86 67 (Winnipeg), Western Ontario wood mills are constructed in with additional names of stud• McDaniel Named written into fiction, history or coronation ceremonies. August 5 93 74 (London), and "Western Teach• the region. ents and the colleges they will the movies nearly as much as Miss Danforth Was last year's August 5 90 73 ers' College. For the last eleven attend. A new list will be pub• the "romantic south." At present, one large mill is RCA Dealer In Paul Bunyan Days queen, re• August 6 89 61 years he has been Professor of using most pulpwood production lished each week. ' % % JH turning this year to take part in August 7 75 63 Speech at Brooklyn College, from this area. the new queen's coronation. August 8 79 45 Robert N. Thomas, senior year Charlevoix Co. Someday Hollywood will take where he is Director of its Com• Department foresters have U of M, aeronautical engineer• She was escorted to Cadillac August 9 86 46 its mind off "Westerns," the ro• munity Services. worked on the survey since ing. Announcement was made this mantic south, and deepest Af• by Minnie DesJardins, of the Some of his lectures are on 1951. Permanent study plots, to week that M. N. McDaniel, of the rica long enough to take a good Dress & Gift Shoppe. SHOP EAST JORDAN "Personality and the Manage• be used in future work, were es• Margaret Lord, Humboldt In• Temple Theater, has been ap• look at the real north country. ment of People," "How Safety tablished on about 1,800,000 ac• stitute, Minneapolis, Minnesota, pointed exclusive dealer for There's more mance per square Rules Are Made," and "How to res of public land during the aeronautical and business course RCA Victor products, TV and rome in northern Michigan and Tell Your Men What You Know" study. The upper peninsula is Hi-Fi record players in Charle• 40 Cases Listed On The David Clark, freshman year, the upper peninsula than all the The Frankfurt meetings, are now being studied in the same voix County. MSU, civil engineering. south including Senator Bilbo August 25th and 26th. He plans way. Under the name, Charlevoix and Sears Roebuck. August Circuit Court Docket tc be flown back to his home in Clinton Clark, sophomore year County RCA Victor Sales, the * * * MSU civil engineering. firm has stores in East Jordan, The August term of circuit ^ Great Neck, Long Island Sep• "Gone With The Wind" did Jacqueline J. Wright, sopho• Boyne City and Charlevoix. court, which starts in Charle• tember 3rd. Seek Funds For Combination Window Co., vs more year, MSU, home econo• An open house in the East more to turn our eyes upon the voix, Monday, has 40 cases list• Anthony and Sophie Wojan, res• mics major. Jordan store is planned for next south than all the southern ed on the Calendar. chambers of commerce stacked training injunction; IMarian J. Pellston Camp Thursday, complete announce• The court will open with cord wood high. Some day, not Dennis vs Theodore and Lucille Life Saving The state corrections commis• ment of which appears else• Judge Charles L. Brown on the too far up hill, Hollywood will Kosminski, rescission; Eva Cad- sion Friday agreed to request Dr. Buttrick where in this issue. bench. $58,000 from the legislature to be bulldozed into doing a best Those subject to jury call well vs William John Looze, fore• selling picture of the undiscover• closure; Clarence and Adele Class Starts relocate a prison camp in Wil• To Speak Here from this area are: Lawrence derness State park near Pells- ed north country. And then all Schumacher, first ward; Robert Pfeiffer vs John and Florence ston. COMING American will catch its breath Scott, second ward; and Laura Russell, injunction. Here Monday Next Sunday and adjust its thinking about this -The camp will be moved to Malpass, third ward. This coming Sunday morning area. DIVORCE CASES are: Arth• East Jordan boys and girls be• another site within the park al• EVENTS Hiram Brock, South Arm ur O. P. Brasgalla vs Edith May tween 12 and 15 years of age lowing the conservation depart• we welcome again to the pulpit * * # township and Wm. R. Blekkenk, of the East Jordan Presbyterian And when Hollywood finally Brasgalla; Adell Bernice Hib- have opportunity to attend a ju• ment to develop the site of the August 11 — The Ironton La• Jr., Wilson townghip. fbard vs Frank Benjamin Hib- nior life saving class to be car• present camp. Church for the 30th consecutive dies Aid will hold a chicken salad does wake up and do a bang up The following number of ca• year Dr. George A. Buttrick. For color job of the north country bard; Marguerite V. Wallace vs ried out at the Tourist Park. luncheon and fancy work and ses appear on the calendar: Cri• Louis W. Wallace; Niles A. Pre- iLife Guard Joe Hammond will many years Dr. Buttrick was the baked goods sale at noon at the those boys must be made to un• minal, 3; Issue of fact and law, pastor of the large Madison Ave. derstand there's more here than vo vs Roberta L. Prevo; Marion be on hand to instruct the youths Charlevoix Co. Ironton Church. 8; chancery, 12 (including 7 di• Howard vs Karl Howard; Clara from 10:30 until noon starting Presbyterian Church of New August 12 — The Friendly ice in winter and sand burrs in vorce cases); no progress cases York City. For the past year summer. If they did a job on our Wabanimkee vs Augustine Wab• August 15th, next Monday, and Circle Extension Club will meet in which no progress has been animkee; Doris May Foster vs continuing each day to August Honor Students however, he has served as the with Mrs. E. E. Wade Friday at beautiful sunsets, ..breathtaking made in one year, 10. pastor to Harvard University and fall days and wonderful lakes Maurice J. Foster. 26th, according to Park Commis• Following are Charlevoix 1:15 p.m. sioner Tom St. Charles. County students at MSU whose Minister in the Harvard Memor• August 14 — The Legion and and modern resorts our cham• CRIMINAL CASES ARE: The CASES HELD OVER with no ial Chapel. bers of commerce could close up names appear on the honor's Auxiliary family picnic will be people vs M. R. Gilson, soliciting progress for one year or more This is a great and important shop and go fishing. The movie list for the spring term, 1955: held at the East Jordan tourist collection accounts without bond; are: Goldie Sommerville and work and Dr. Buttrick is amply would take care of our publicity East Jordan; Niles Kennon Hill, park at 1:30 p.m. Everyone is the people vs Charles Noah, Emmeo Insurance Co. vs Claud Rev. Alexander qualified to do it. We are happy throughout the world. Sally Beth Nesman and Ken• requested to bring their own ta• breaking and entering; the peo• A. Scott, trespass; Auto Owners to welcome him again to our * * * ple vs Jack B. Kirchmeyer, is• neth C. Shepard. Boyne City: ble service, sandwiches and a Ins., Co., vs Sadie Liskum, tres• Guest Preacher Thomas G. Waggoner. Charle• pulpit and are assured of a dish to pass. Trouble with Hollywood is suing checks without bank ac• pass; William D. Crick vs Sam timely message. The public is that they think that the major• count. ' voix: Charles L.- Fairbanks, Da• August 19 — Past Noble Tokoly, trespass; William and Here Sunday vid George Smith and Virginia cordially invited. Grand Club will hold a bake sale ity of people think there is no• Geraldine Healey vs City of thing up here but cold weather ISSUE OF FACT and law cas• Rev. Henry Alexander, for• C. Smith. at Sommerville's Grocery. es are: Elgy W. Brintnall vs. Ro• East. Jordan, trespass; August merly of Boyne City and Ells• These students names are pos• The Annual Presbyterian Min• and ice and snow. So they won't Knop and Claud Pearsall vs Ray isters' Picnic, will be held Fri• make a picture showing any• bert Strehl, assumpsit; Howard worth will be guest preacher at ted in the University Union buil-^ G. Pillsbury and Hazel T. Pills• Nowland and Julius Roberts, lia• the Methodist Church Sunday. ding as part of a display arrang• day evejfiing, August 19th in thing else. We'll bet they were ble and slander; Citizen's Mu• Aid Hospital bury vs Kermiss Enterprises, 'Rev. Alexander was Minister ed by Mortar Board, campus ho• Magnus Park, Petoskey. It will hopping mad when the weathr tual Automobile Ins. co., vs Inc., ejectment; Borden J. Whea- at the Boyne City Methodist norary for senior women. be an evening Picnic where we A benefit tea and style show bureau reported 97 degrees at Frank Smith, attachment; The ton vs Harry Jones, trespass; Ja• Church for several years and all share our food together be• will be held at the home of Dr. Fairbanks, Alaska. Linen Thread Co., vs Joseph Gal• cob Obenauer vs. Ed Lehrbass, now is located at Ganges, Mich• ginning at 6:00 P.M. Coffee will and Mrs. L. E. Grate from 3 to * * * lagher,- assumpsit; James W. assumpsit; Conrad Klooster vs. igan. be furnished. All ministers and 5 p.m. Friday under the spon• So, if the conservation depart• Graham vs Willa L. Graham, di• Ref Tourney families in this area are cor• sorship of the Women's Guild ment has decided to change the Edward Lehrbass, assumpsit; Robert E. Reed vs Karl Fester• vorce; Ruth Smith vs Chester Officials for the annual dis• dially invited to this fellowship of the Charlevoix Hospital. name of Lake Charlevoix to Jor• ling, trespass; Sander Halver- Smith, divorce; and Dorothy El• trict 13 softball tournament at together. Funds from the event will be dan Lake, we'd better hurry son vs Basil Thompson and Thel- izabeth Hadix vs Louis Edwin Attend Reunion Charlevoix Monday will be Mar- applied to the purchase of a ster• right off and put a stick in their ma Thompson, trespass. - Hadix, divorce. Dr. and Mrs. John Savory are lin Cihak, of East Jordan, Bud Rev. and Mrs. DeHaven and ilizer for the Charlevoix Hospi• gravy. That name isn't high In each case the first named flying to Atchinson, Kansas to• Knight of Petoskey, Perry Smith, family will leave for Illinois and tal. sounding or romantic enough to CHANCERY CASES are: Marjorie Campbell vs Emma party is the plaintiff and the day to attend a family reunion Bill Supernaw and Clifton Sund- Ohio next Monday morning to The tea and style show is open fit into one of those hopped up Wells, injunction; EveriSeal next is the defendent. there. berg, of Charlevoix. visit relatives for a few days. to the public. talking pictures. NO FAIRY TALE! 8:00—liberace zies of Traverse City were mar• northern Michigan. Admission is 8:30—Four Star Playhouse ried there Monday. 10c. 9:00—Eddie Cantor * :H * * * * 9:30—TBA Company I, 33rd M. N. G. un• Mrs. Edward Thorsen passed 10:00—Michigan Outdoors away at their farm home August 10:30—Stardust Theater der command of Captain Henry L. Winters left Thursday morn• 8th. ing for the State Encampment at * * * Grayling for ten days. Anthony Nachazel passed aw• MarshaU P. Sayles . . Editor & Publisher • * * * ay in Highland Park. THE OLD * * * Bill Huckle Staff Photographer AUGUST 14, 1925 Telephone LEnox 6-2371 TIMER. Anna Shepard was given a The Boy Scout Troop No. 2 party at the tourist park in hon• will open camp at their new or of her 79th birthday. Fifty- camping grounds north of Mon• The Charlevoix County Herald . 1896 two relatives attended. The East Jordan News 1952 roe Creek. Permission was given by James E. Secord for the erec• % * * Entered as second class matter at the Post Office at East tion of two buildings on the lake Isle Royale was made the 25th Jordan, Michigan. "Lend some neignoors a shore of his farm, "Crest View," National Park of the United States. Published weekly a 206 Main Street, East Jordan, Michigan garden tool, and they'll always one to be used for sleeping quar• come back for mower!" ters and the other for the mess Mary Agnes St. Charles and Subscription Rates—(Payable in advance) $2.50 per year; hall. W. G. Fortune assisted in $3.50 per year outside Northern Michigan. Anthony Waydak were married the planning and erection of the at St. Joseph's Church August LOOKING BACKWARD buildings and the camp was nam• 3rd. ed Camp Fortune. Page 2 * East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, August 11, 1955 Later on the scouts disbanded Reviewing The and the buildings remained un• SPORTSMEN'S used until the Tourist Park was News-Herald established. They were moved HEADQUARTERS AUGUST 14, 1915 and the mess hall became the dining room at the park while CHURCH SERVICES The Metropole Orchestra will HUNTING & FISHING the sleeping quarters became the play at the opening Thursday, LICENSES ISSUED bath house. August 19th, at the Jule Wal• CHURCH OF GOD CHAPEL FIRST PRESBYTERIAN ters' Dance Pavilion at his East —Excellent Coffee Mrs. Ella Sutton, 75, died Sat• Rev. Ora Holley CHURCH Shore resort. —Complete Meals Edward O. DeHaven, Pastor urday. Services Sunday Evening — 7:30 % % • —Home Baked Goods Regular Services: * * * John Edward Webb, 56, pio• June Pickel and Henry Smith ST. JOSEPH CHURCH The Church School meets at neer resident, died at his home were married here August 12. Rev. Joseph J. Malinowski 9:45 with classes for all ages. on Bowen's addition. * * * MASSES The Morning Worship begins * * * at 1:00 o'clock. Albert Trojanek just purchas• Sundays — 7:30 and 9:30 a.m. Fannie, wife of Wm. H. Sup- Bill's Holydays — 7:30 am & 7:30 pm ed the Richardson residence. ernaw, died at her home Friday. First Fridays — 7:30 p.m. FINKTON BIBLE * * * Weekdays — 8:00 a.m., Except FELLOWSHIP CHURCH CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH * * * AUGUST 16, 1935 June, July, August and Septem- Followed by short morning ser• Boyne City — Wilson Twp. Rev. R. H. Moore, Pastor Frank Brotz has broken The Henderson Stock Co. will ground for a new residence. Duck Inn iber at 7:30 a.m. vices. Rev. Richard Noffze, Pastor Morning Worship 10:00 am start their annual summer en• Sunday School, 10:30 am Wilson Township: Church School 11:15 am * 4 * * gagement here Monday night. BEER — WINE — IN or OUT UNITED MISSIONARY Youth Fellowship 6:45 pm 9:30 a.m. Church Service MYF 7:00 pm Inez Moblo and Archie Men- This year is their 38th year in CHURCH Evening Service 8:00 pm 10:30 a.m. Sunday School C. W. Thompson, Pastor Wednesday Prayer Meeting Boyne City: BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. 7:30 pm 11:00 Church Service Central Lake Sunday School 10:00 a.m. 10:00 Sunday School Rev. Paul Gelatt, Minister Youth Fellowship 7:00 p.m. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Sunday School — 10:00 a.m. Worship — 11 a.m. Evangelistic Services 7:30 p.m. FIRST BAPTIST Prayer Meeting (Thurs). 8:00 Morning Worship — 11:00 a.m. Bible School — 10 a.m. AUTO CHURCH Youth Time — 6:30 p.m. Rev. Roy Green^ Pastor Gospel Service — 7:30 p.m. —Rates Are Sunday School and Church — Prayer Meeting, Wednesday — INSURANCE 10:30 to 12 noon / 7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service 7:45 p.m. Bible Club, Thursday, 4 p.m. Thursday at 7:45 p.m. — Sunday School Sunday 10:00 Teaching Service Morning Worship, Sunday 11 LOWER! Evangelistic Service, Sunday PENTECOSTAL FULL CHURCH 8:00 p.m. TRUTH CHURCH REORGANIZED CHURCH OF Thursday, August 11 Rev. Harley R. Barber, Pastor JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER Anne Baxter and Steve Forrest Sunday School—10 a.m. DAY SAINTS Worship Service—11 a.m. Elder Ole Olson, Pastor "BEDEVILLED" Sunday Eve. Service — 8 p.m. STOP IN and let us check over your present automobile Church School — 10:00 a.m. Filmed in Paris—Cinemascope—Technicolor CYA Tuesday — 8 p.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Prayer Meeting, Thursday 8 p.m. insurance policy. Zions League Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, August 12 and 13 SHOP EAST JORDAN Prayer Service, Wed., 8:00 p.m. Sterling Hayden Yvonne DeCarlo Zachary Scott YOU MAY NOW purchase the same high grade automo• "SHOT GUN" TELEVISION bile insurance this Agency has always offered at rates that have In Technicolor plus been reduced from 12 to 23% a year. Barbara Payton and Paul Langton in "MURDER IS MY BEAT" Cadillac- Traverse City ROBERT A. CAMPBELL AGENCY Saturday and Sunday, August 14 and 15 WPBN 6:00—News Thursday 6:15—Weather WILLIAM M. 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The 11:45—Just Travelin' 12:00—Jack Paar Show Year after year . .. America's best-selling truck! 12:30—Tow and Country ly CHEVROLET^ 1:00—Today's Movieland 2:30 — What One Person Can 3:00 — Brighter Day State Bank of East Jordan 3:15 — Secret Storm 3:30 — On Your Account 4:00—Random Reels 4:30—Interlochen A. R. Sinclair Sales 5:00—Picturama 5:15—Kid's Corner 5:30 — Flash Gordon BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN If you want to sell property, Weekend guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Delo and Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Long of of Bowling Green, Ohio and Mr* HERE & THERE list it with Clarence Healey. Ph. Mrs. George Kaake were, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Burness Smith, of Big Rapids spent the week end and Mrs. Donald Braman and LE 6-7210. Goldia Kracher and grand chil• Lansing, were Wednesday guests at one of Wiltjers Cabins. While two children of Traverse City dren of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Scott. here they were guests of Mr. were weekend guests of their Around East Jordan Russell Henzman of Detroit, and parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Bra• Dr. A. P. Votruba and son, and Mrs. Earl Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barker of To• man. Richard, were recent visitors at ledo, Ohio. Mrs. Evelyn Morgan of De• Thursday, August 11, 1955 * East Jordan News-Herald * Page 3 the home of Frank Kubicek. troit is spending two weeks visit• * * * Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Pearce SHOP EAST JORDAN * * • ing Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Lem Rogers and and other relatives. new "Contessa" slacks 'Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reu• Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kin- daughter Dee of Dunedin, Flor• «jnan*taiIored by T 1 ben Winstone this week are her sey of Jackson were Wednesday ida, were guests of the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Jam• guests of their sister-in-law Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ro• Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shepard eson and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Big- Ida Kinsey. gers and other relatives and and family and Mr. and Mrs. WE ARE EQUIPPED Jack sby and son of Clio. A sister, * * * friends last week. They were Mercer Carey and family, spent Pearl Phillips and Bill Smith of calld north by the death of their Sunday at Atlanta visiting their Flint were here for the weekend Clyde Hipp returned to his home Saturday from the Little brother-in-law Fred Baker. brother and sister-in-law Mr. and TO Traverse Hospital where he had Mrs. Maurice Carey. WINTER Mr. and Mrs. William Rey• been a patient a few days. Mrs. Gladys McKinnon is vi• HANDLE YOUR nolds and son of Cincinatti, Ohio * * * siting in Gaylord this week. visited a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Auble of Mrs. Eva Votruiba. Friends and relatives of Mr. Berrien Springs were Sunday and Mrs. Russell Hughes of Sag• guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry * * # inaw, are receiving the an• .Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Isaman Watson. Mrs. Eva Votruba of East Jor• nouncement of a boy born Aug• Jr. of Hazel Park spent the week PHOTOGRAPHIC dan and Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. ust. 4. He weighed 8 lbs. 8 oz. end with their parents, Mr. and Ruotsala and daughters of Lan• and has been named Douglas Al• Mrs. Kenneth Isaman Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Brennan NEEDS — Large or Small sing vacationed last week in the len. Mrs. Hughes was the former Mr. and Mrs. Vern Whiteford. went to Hammond, Ind. Thurs• upper peninsula. Kay Sinclair daughter of Mr. day to attend the funeral ser• and Mrs. Alex Sinclair. vices of their brother, Glen * * * Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker Brennan, Saturday morning. ,Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Ruotsala of Bativfa, N. Y. are visiting Mr. (COME IN AND GET ACQUAINTED of Lansing and their daughters Mrs. Clyde Croff of Conway and Mrs. Bert Scott and other spent the weekend with her mo• visited her sons, Floyd, Keith, relatives. Mrs. Lucius Hollister of Chi• ther, Mrs. Eva Votruiba. Jerry and Harold Holley Sat• cago, 111. and Mrs. Orson Throll urday. of Hartford, Mich., are spending * * * Born to Mr. and Mrs. Edward * * * this week visiting their neice Let Us Help You Take Better Pictures iMrs. Eva Votruiba spent a re• McLaughlin of Dearborn, July Mrs. George Bulow. cent weekend at Ruth, Michigan iMrs. George Kaake who has 14, a son Craig Edward. Mr. Mc• attending the wedding of her been a patient at the Charlevoix Laughlin was a former East Jor• nephew, Bernard Zeitler. Hospital the past few weeks, be• dan resident the son of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brennan Cameras and Supplies * # * ing treated for a broken hip, is Mrs. James McLaughlin. and daughter of Flint spent the now at her home, and would en• weekend at the home of their See Clarence Healey if you joy company. want to buy real estate. Phone Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Clark of parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bren• LE 6-7210. * * * Arlington, Va. and Mr. and Mrs, nan. Their sister Betty Bren• nan accompanied them home for * * * Max Sommerville who has Harold Clark of Midland are vi• been spending his furlough with siting their parents Mr. and Mrs. a few weeks visit. Mr. and Mrs. Milf ord Van Au- his parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Earl Clark. ken returned to their home early Sommerville returned to Fort Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shepard Rogers Studio of Photography last week after visiting their Sill, Okla. Monday. His wife did The many friends of Mrs. and two sons and Mrs. Claud mother, Mrs. Hilda Cook. not accompany him as Max will Rita Hickox are very unhappy Shepard spent last week at Kir- Jerry Rogers * * * receive his discharge September to learn of her sickness. She is vanna, Ind. It was the birth East Jordan 1 and will then return to East Mr. and Mrs. Meryl Jones of at the home of her son and Jordan. place of Mrs. Claud Shepard and Hazel Park returned to their daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. was the first time she had been home Tuesday after spending Leland Hickox at Big Rapids. back there for 50 years. the weekend with his mother, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schoen, Mrs. Newton Jones. of Boyne Falls were Sunday * * * guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hurl- Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Renkie- burt. COME SEE . . .COME SAVE . . . YOU'LL ENJCW wicz were Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haney. •Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Bramer and children of Traverse City, * * . * / were Spnday guests of their

:Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fallaci parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bowerman. rice Policy and daughter, Donna, have re• turned to their home in Chicago • * • after spending a week visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Saganek her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Cihak; her sister and family, and daughter Regina spent "Sun• Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dunson; and day at Sault Ste. Marie. Slim, trim, and SUPER RIGHT, her brother and family, Mr. and SHANK PORTION LB. tapered... the Mrs. Em Cihak. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Premo of 55c exciting new Lansing are visiting relatives and "Contesaa" friends in East Jordan. slacks with Jack Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ruhling, CALIFORNIA, SIZE 36 Winter's exclu• and Mrs. John Peebles and son * • * sive "Belt V John and daughter Carol, re• Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Fruin and Loop" construction, side zipper. In turned early Sunday morning, friends, Mr. and Mrs. William worsted authentic tartans — and a after spending a weeks vacation Crawford of Battle Creek are at Niagara Falls, and visiting re• new collection of exclusive, Italian* visiting the formers mother, Mrs. latives at Lancaster and Buffa• Hilda Cook. 2 49 inspired plaids, f lo, N. Y.

A* advertised in MADEMOISELLE Mr. and Mrs. John Benford of Blueberries MICHIGAN CULTIVATED PT. Tomatoes OUTDOOR GROWN LBS. NOW OPEN 2 29c Mt. Pleasant were guests of their LB. CELLO Ye Nyne Olde Holies AJCjk sister and brother-in-law, Mr. P0tdt0eS MICHIGAN COBBLERS, U.S. NO. I 15 BAG Radishes READY TO SERVE 2 BAGS *5IG $8*95 Golf Course and Mrs. Howard Porter a few Green Pees: days last week. Lemons CALIFORNIA, SIZE 300 DOZ. FIRM HEADS LB. 6C The Dress & Gift $1.50 per day $700 per week Grapes CALIFORNIA, SEEDLESS LB. 29c Cucumbers EXTRA FIRM 4 FOR 29c $35.00 per season IMrs. Charles Deyo of Harbor Shoppe John and Ruth McDonald Springs was a week end guest of her son and daughter-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kopkau. JANE PARKER— REG. 59c EA. * * * erry Pie 49 Miss Ann Whiteford who has

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REG. SIZE BATH VAUGHN'S Lifebuoy Soap 3 FOR 23c SIZE 27c THB GREAT ATLANTIC * PACIFIC HA. COMPANY Annual School Meeting Held At Houghton Michigan's 83 county school superintendents met for their annual summer convention at Houghton with headquarters at the Michigan College of Mining and Technology July 26, 27 and 28. The many new changes in the school code which took effect in July, 1955 and the enabling act which makes it possible through referendum for Michigan pub• lic school employees to partici• pate in social security benefits aided in making the conference an important workshop with which to start the new school year ahead. Dr. Clare Taylor, state super• intendent of public instruction, outlined the role of leadership that county superintendents must assume as new and varied 7great new advances in styk J«£ LA^fieSt FOREST TREE KIURSERY 1M "THE UNITED STATeS IS LOC4TEP tKl SOUTH C/WSOUrtA. IT PRODUCED responsibilities are being added 36,2t0,000 £/7TlE TJ?eES A ySAR FOR PlAMTMsl^ OM TREE to their office. FARMS ANP COWEe WSLL AAAMAQ-ED LAMPS' Jack Milligan, assistant sup• f.'C • i,. °—'—-1 by AKEBICAK FOJUSSTPBODUCTSIHDDSTR1ES, D»C.«J erintendent, very aibly led a question and answer session on al' questions of the school code —on such matters as annexation, property transfer, regulations hickory for giving school districts new official names, bonding and oth• AMD er matters which have direct re• lation to the duties of the county office. Lawrence Van Zwoll, acting by DIZZY TROUT horsehicte executive secretary of the Mich• igan public school fund retiring Page 4 * East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, August 11, 1955 board, presented the new retire• ment plan and gave full details They're still talking about the ton, Philadelphia, Brooklyn and of the election to be held by game-winning steal of home ag• Cincinnati, the left-hand hitting school people in December. ainst the mighty Yankees by De- Torgeson experienced a succes• Charles A. Roibinson, Charle• stroit's new first baseman, Clif• sion of misfortunes that benched voix county superintendent, re• ford Earl "Torgy" Torgeson, him much of the time. presented this county at the and they'll be talking about it convention. for a long time to come. EDGED OUT OF JOB Called Earl or Torgy by his He sustained a broken foot in teammates, aggressive, tobacco- 1953, and in 1954 dislocated a chewing Torgeson excited every• shoulder and thumb, the latter one in both major leagues by his requiring an operation. This year New Auto dramatic theft some Sundays a- he was edged out of his regular go to give the Tigers a clean first baseman's joh by Marvin sweep of the three-game series Blalock and Was used largely in Insurance and help tighten up the pennant relief. Thus he was expendable race. to the Phils when the Tigers came along. The fellow 01' Diz shares a Rates Here microphone with, Van Patrick, Torgy is known as one who still calls it his greatest thrill in never backs away from a fight. Bill Swob o da, manager of the all his years of baseball broad- He's paid the National League R. A. Campbell Agency, announ• easting. some $700 in fines for his on- ced 'that effective August 3rd, Torgy can be expected to do the field encounters. insurance rates for private pas• things like that. He's a fierce Among his more notable senger cars have been reduced in competitor and fast of foot. In scrapes were those with Pitts• all classification except for those the short time he's been with burgh's Cliff Chambers a pit• owned or principally operated by us, Torgy's fit into Detroit's cher who dusted him three times unmarried male motorists under plans like the spokes on a wheel. and broke two ribs with a fast 25 years of age. These reduced ball, and Giant catcher Sal Yvars rates will apply to East Jordan FORMER NATIONAL who broke Torgy's bat on home and the surrounding territory. His inspiring play is of as plate after he had singled. much interest in the National Bodily injury and property da• Born in Snohomish, Wash., of mage rate reductions range from League as the American because Norwegian descent, Torgeson, he spent more than eight years 17 to. 23% along with substan• now 31', was married in 1946 to tial reductions in collision and in the senior circuit, coming to the former Norma Syverson. comprehensive coverage. Cover• the Tigers last June 14 from the They have two children, Christ• Philadelphia Phils. ine, 8, and Andy, 6. age for towing and road service will remain at $1.00 per year. Big, bespectacled Torgeson, The Torgeson home is on An• Present policy holders will find who looks enough like Clark na Maria Island, 10 miles from Kent to be called "Superman" by Bradenton, Fla., and a four wood that their renewal policies will the players and even many stran• shot from Fred Hutchinson's cost.from 12 to 23% less. Special models* (A) 17-ln. Thrlfton. 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Health Department It represents a whole new viewpoint spokesman, Dr. Fred Werthei• Show To Be mer, pointed out that the Chi• changes in styling, performance and val cago water system serves over four million persons and pumps On Tonight one of these RCA Victor television mas more Water daily, than any other Heavenly fireworks are the system in the world. feature attraction in the August home—with nothing in view but TV% f Dr. Wertheimer, head of pub• sky these days. lic health dentistry for the state This annual display of "shoot• most luxurious cabinetry. health department, said 47 Mi• ing stars" will have reached its chigan comunities, some large peak last night, tonight and to• But there's more than beauty to new and some small, have installed morrow night, says University fluoridation units "to bring this of Michigan Astronomer, Hazel advantage in health to their M. Losh. For this is beauty with a purpose—a re\ youngsters." 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You THRIFT SUPER MARKET #n switch from VHF to UHF—or from UHF to %IF—and back again to a previously selected channel, without readjusting the fine tuning controll Optional, at a new low cost. Jordan Frozen CHARLEVOIX Food Locker Company EAST JORDAN LE 6-7251 Page 6 * East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, August 11, 1955 FOR RENT secutively previous to said day of SE, SE NW SW, NE SE SW, NE the legal heirs of said deceased to be served upon each known hearing, in the East Jordan News- NW SW; entitled to inherit the estate of party in interest at his last known FOR RENT—Heated office or ap• FOR SALE FOR SALE Herald, and that the petitioner T 15 N. R 12 W, sec. 7, Ey2 NE which said deceased died seized address by registered mail, return artment space available. Inquire cause a copy of this notice to be SW NE, Ey2 NW NE; sec. 13, should be adjudicated and deter• receipt demanded, at least four• FOR SALE — Belsaw, portable FOR SALE—1954 Chevrolet 4 dr. at Dahlquist Store, East Jordan. served upon each known party in NE SW SE; see. 20, E 10 a. of mined. teen (14) days prior to such hear• sedan, A-l condition. See or write mill and planer, McCullough No. FOR RENT-—Modern two room interest at his last known address SW SE exc. S 25 ft. of E 10 a. of It is Ordered, That all of the ing, or by personal service at least Dixon Somerville, Route 2, Char• 25 chain saw, complete set of by registered mail, return receipt SW SE; sec. 32, NW NE NW, creditors of said deceased are re• shop tools. No reasonable offer cabin in East Jordan. $25.00 per five (5) days prior to such hear• levoix, Michigan. 30x3 demanded, at least fourteen (14) sy sy sw NE; quired to present their claims m refused. Orris Bowerman. LE 6- week. Available August 14th. C. J. 2 2 ing. days prior to such hearing, or by writing and under oath as provid• Floyd A. Supp, FOR SALE — Used Refrigera• Hart, Telephone LE 6-2567. 31x3 T 15 N. R 13 W, sec. 11, Wy2 NW 2927. 32-1 personal service at least five (5) ed by statute, to said Court at tors, Electric Ranges, Washers, SE, SE N WSE, Ny2 NE NW SE, Judge of Probate FOR RENT — Four room house days prior to such hearing. said Probate Office, and to serve 31-3 Oil Water Heaters. — SHER• FOR SALE OR TRADE —- 1941 sw sw SE, N% sw SE, sy2 SE MANS. 22tf Ford tudor deluxe. Cliff Heller, with bath at 103 Milton. Unfurn• Floyd A. Supp SW SE; sec. 24, NE SW except a copy thereof either by register• East Jordan.1 LE 6-7057. 32-1 ished except for space oil heater. Judge of Probate that part lying E. of PMRR and ed mail or by personal service up• STATE OF MICHIGAN, on Roy Hurlbert the fiduciary of FOR SALE—6 room house. One For inquiry, call LE 6-2698. 31x3 32-3 W. of M-37; sec. 24, Wy E% The Probate Court for the 2 said estate whose address is East room finished upstairs and space FOR SALE — Sohmer upright William T. Downs wy SE SE, .sy sy Ny NE SE, County of Charlevoix.' WANTED Attorney for Estate 2 2 2 2 Jordan, Michigan on or before the enough for three more rooms if piano. Excellent tone. Just been Ny2 Ny2 sy2 NE SE; sec. 26, sy2 At a session of said Court, held tuned. Can be seen afternoons or 139 Main Street 3rd day of October A. D. 1955, at at the Probate Office in the City preferred. Lights, running hot and WANTED TO BUY —Antique Ny2 sw SE, sy2 sy2 sw SE, sy2 East Jordan, Michigan ten o'clock in the forenoon, said cold water with hath Yz block evenings at my home at Monroe Sy2 SE SE, Sy2 Ny2 SE SE; sec. of Charlevoix in said County, on guns. Also military items if Civil time and place being hereby ap• Creek. Also an antique Turkish 29, Sy NW SE NW, NE SE NW, the 26th day of July A. D. 1955. from business district, suitable for War or older. No modern arms, REAL ESTATE — As I am living 2 pointed for the examination and couch. Phone LjE 6-2277. Mrs. Ma• N 2-5 of SE SE NW, S 3-10 of Present, Honorable Floyd A. elderly couple. $2,900. William please. James Strumpf, Beaver here, I would like to sell all of my adjustment of all claims and de• bel E. Secord. 32-1 SW SE NW, W 2-3 of S 2-5 of Supp, Judge of Probate. Rebec, 22½ Esterly Street. 24x3 Lodge, Brutus, Michigan. Brutus East Jordan houses and farms. mands against said deceased, and SE SE NW, E 1-3 of S 3-5 SE In the Matter of the Estate of 2458.. 31x2 Make me an offer, cash or on for the adjudication and deter• FOR SALE—Dairy cow and hei• SE NW; George Marvin Shane (also fer calf. Ivan Mills, Route 1, East time. C. J. Malpass, 667 Kellogg mination of the heir at law of T 16 N. R 12 W, sec. 8, W% E% known as George M. Shane) de• FOR SALE Jordan. 32-3 St., N. E. Phone Gl 4-2011, Grand said deceased at the time of his Millwood, mixed as it comes WANTED Rapids, Michigan. * 32-9 SW SW; sec. 19, SE: SE SE; ceased. 1 death entitled to inherit the estate off the mill, $10.00 per load FOR SALE — 1948 Jeep pickup, TIMBER — LOGS T 16 N. R 13 W, sec. 3, N ^ NE of which the deceased died seized. D. D. J. Shane, having filed his SW, N% Sy NE SW, NE petition, praying that an instru• Hardwood, $12.00 per load 4 WD, winch, power take off, ov• We are buying standirig saw LAND EXCHANGE NOTICE 2 _ It isFurther Ordered, That pub• ment filed in said Court be admit• All wood — cash on delivery ersize tires. Elmer Crain, Boyne timber or logs. Van Every UNIT EL STATES DEPART• SW; sec. 4, W% NE SE; sec. 9, lic notice thereof be given by pub• E,y Ey SE NE; sec. 10, W 3-5 of ted to Probate as the last will and ATKINSON LUMBER City. JU 2-6691. 32-1 Bros. PO Box 326 Petoskey or MENT OF AGRICULTURE, FOR• 2 2 lication of a copy of this order LE 6-2657 wy SW NW, E 1-5 of W% SW testament of said deceased and contact Waldo B. Van Every EST SERVICE, MILWAUKEE, 2 once each week for three success• FOR SALE — Used /davenport WISCONSIN. BLM 039825. No• NW, wy Ey sw NW, WM that administration of said estate or Clarence Greenier at Green• 2 2 ive weeks previous to said day of and matching chair. Good condi• be granted to D. D. J. Shane, with ier Saw Mill, Harbor Springs. tice is hereby given that the De• SE NTS; hearing, in the East Jordan News- tion. 206 Mary Street or phone Will annexed or some other suita• FOR SALE — 1954 Chevrolet After 6 p.m. call Petoskey DI partment of Conservation for the T 16 N.'R 14 W, sec. 2, SW NW Herald a newspaper printed and LE 6-2343. Max Damoth. 32x1 ble person; and that the heirs at 210, 4 door sedan, powerglide, 7-4590. 13tf State of Michigan, Lansing, Mich• NW; see. 6, SE NE; sec. 30, NE circulated in said County. power brakes, back up lights, seat igan has filed application under NW NE, in NEWAYGO COUNTY law of said deceased be determin• PIANO BUYERS — Take advan• Floyd A. Supp covers, radio, heater, 8,000 miles. the Act of July 31, 1912 (37 Stat. in exchange for the following ed. tage of the lower price on Bald• Judge of Probate. $1,550. Dixon Somerville at Ir• 241) to exchange lands within lands: It is Ordered, That the 23rd day onton. 32x1 win Acrosonic, the world's out• SERVICES the State of Michigan. The appli• 31-3 of August A. D. 1955, at 2:00 standing spinet piano. Styles to T 19 N. R 3 E, sec. 32, SE NW NOW OPEN! cant offers the following lands: ARENAC COUNTY; P. M., at said Probate Office is PRICED FOR QUICK SALE — fit any home. Your best buy; an STATE OF MICHIGAN, hereby appointed for hearing said Floy's Beauty Shop T 17 N. R 12 W, sec. 10, Wy2 SW T 37 N. R 11 W, sec. 1, Lot 1, Lot Westinghouse electric range, instrument your musician friends The Probate Court for the NE; sec. 16, N% NV2 NE SE; 2, SE NW; sec. 2, Entire fri. sec petition. white trash burner, utility table will enjoy playing; an, inspiration Complete' Beauty Service sec. 17, S. 10 a. of N. 25 a. of NE tion; sec. 11, Lot 1; sec. 24, NW County of Charlevoix. It is Further Ordered, That pub• and a few chairs. Call LE 6-2688 and delight to your children. 110 Echo St. East Jordan NW; sec. 18, W. 5 a. of E. 15 a. NE; In the Matter of the Estate of lic notice thereof be given by pub• for appointment. 31-3 Terms and Trades. Hanna's Mu• WIRING SUPPLIES — Complete of NE NW, S. 5 a. of N. 15 a. of T 38 N. R 10 W, sec. 22, NW SW Leora M.- Ashton (also known as lication of a copy hereof for three sic. 614 Howard, Petoskey. Phone assortment on hand including NE SE, S. 5 a. of N. 20 a. of NE Leora M. Strong), deceased. successive weeks previous to said DI 7-2826.^ '31x3 sec. 28, NE SW, SE SE; WE REMOVE metal and porcelain switch and SE, N. 5 a. of S. 20 a. of NE SE, T 38 N. R 11 W, sec. 24, Lot 3, SE At a session of said Court, held day of hearing in the East Jordan FOR SALE — Two piece blonde outlet boxes, duplex receptacle S. 5 a. of NE SE; N. 5 a. of S. 15 SE; on August 1st, 1955. News-Herald a newspaper printed Present, Honorable Floyd A. Dead or Disabled bedroom suite. Innerspring mat• —pull chain and keyless types. a. of NE SE, N. 15 a. of SE SE; T39 N.R9W, sec. 7, Lot 3; and circulated in said County. — SHERMAN'S FIRESTONE NV SW; Supp, Judge of Probate. Floyd A. Supp, tress, dresser with large mirror. sec. 22, NW NW, 2 NW T 39 N. R 10 W, sec, 1, SE NE Horses and Cattle One year old. LE 6-7039. 31x3 T17N.R13W, sec. 6, Fri. W% NE SE; sec. 3, Lot 2, Lot 3; sec Notice is Hereby Given, That Judge of Probate SAVE DOLLARS all persons interested in said es• Guy C. Conkle, Jr. NW; sec. 9, NH NV2 SE. SE; sec. 11, "Island in NEM; sec. 13, Lot And Other Farm House Paint and Varnish GOOD 47 MERCURY for sale. 11, S% SE NW SW; sec. 21, W% 1, Lot 2; Entire fri. sec. 14, all in tate are directed to appear before Attorney for Petitioner Animals Guaranteed Paint $85.00. JU 2-7689. 31x1 SE NE; sec. 22, W% SW E of CHARLEVOIX COUNTY, said Probate Court on August Business Address: Bank Bldg. $2.98, $4.25, $4.98 per gal. PMRR; sec. 23, SW SW SE; see. T 20 N, R 5 W, sec. 11, Lot 4; sec. 23rd, 1955, at ten a.m., to show Boyne City, Michigan. 31-3 FOR PROMPT SERVICE FOR SALE — 42R International Jim Munson, 134 West Lincoln, 24, Wy2 E% E% SW NE, EY2 17, Ny SW;' cause why a license should not PHONE GAYLORD 6231 combine, new canvas. Does ex• Boyne City. JU 2-6593. , 15tf 2 Ey NE NW, wy Ey SE NW, T 20 N, R 6 W, sec. 13, NE%, be granted to W. Gregory Bos• cellent work. $250. Call LE' 6-7114 2 2 2 SW%, sec. 25, NW NW, Lot 15, well, Administrator, of said es• GENERAL TRUCKING — Local Ey2 E% SE NW, Ny2 SW SW VALLEY CHEMICAL 32-1 tate, to sell at private sale the in NEW FARM AID and out of town. Phone LE 6- NW, EVi NW SE, E% SW SE; in CLARE COUNTY; Company T 35 N, R 4 W, sec. 27, Lot 5; terest of said estate in certain LIVESTOCK FOR SALE—Band saw, 21" swing 2629. Lyle Smith, Mill street, T 17 N. R 14 W, sec. 16, NV2 SE 1 T 38 N, R 5 W, sec. 30, Fri. NWM real estate described in his petit• AEROSOL SPRAY one horse motor. For sale or trade East Jordan. 13tf. NE; sec. 20, SE ! NE*!, EY2 NWy^ NE;1! except Ny Sy NW in EMMET COUNTY; ion, for the purpose of paying the for table saw. Also 11 cu. ft. deep 2 2 Just Spray on Animals T 29 N, R 14 W, sec. 19, SW SE; debts, charges and expenses of freeze, $75.00. John Hodge. LE CUSTOM CRANE WORK and SE NW NE NW NE; sec. 25, N% 30 R 15 said estate; 6-7006. 30-3 Sy2 NE SE, NE SE, E SE except T N, W, sec. 7, Ey2 E% ; Kills ALL Types of Flies bulldozing. East Jordan Auto sec. 8, NW NW; It is Ordered, That notice there• Parts. LE 6-2322. 29-4 N 10 a. and except S 20 a. of N 30 12 OZ. CAN ONLY $1.69 FOR SALE—Early apples. Fair- a.; sec. 33, S% NE NE; T 31 N, R 15 W, sec. 28, Lot 4; of be given by publication of a BOWMAN'S man Orchards. Route 1, Charle• sec. 29, Lot 1; sec. 32, Lot 1, copy hereof for three weeks con• CUSTOM COMBINING wanted. T 18 N. R 13 W, sec. 5, EV2 SE Available at voix, Michigan. S% WY LQt 2, Lot 3, Lot 4, in LEELA• secutively previous to said day East Jordan Auto Parts. LE 6- SE; sec. 6, N-% NE NE, 2 East Jordan NE NW, E1! NW NW, Ey NW NAU COUNTY; of hearing, in the East Jordan FOR SALE — Pontiac potatoes, 2322. 29-4 2 USED NE SW, SW NE SW, Wy SW SE, T 15 N, R 7 W, sec. 18, NW SW, News-Herald, and' that the petit• Cooperative Co. $2.00 a bushel. Lyle Peters. Ph. 2 PUBLIC FISHING in MECIOISTA COUNTY, Michigan ioner cause a copy of this notice LE 6-7066. 31-3 wy2 Ey2 sw SE, Ey2 wy2 SE You can catch all the rainbow SE; Meridian, Michigan. CARS and brook trout you want at the EIGHT DAIRY COWS for sale, T 18 N. R 14 W, sec. 26, N 2-3 Servoss Trout Pond one mile east This notice is for the purpose of Call after five pm. Don Bolser, Rt. of S% of Ny SE NE except.NH of Bellaire, Michigan on Stover 2 allowing all persons claiming the 3, East Jordan. 31x3 N% SE West Side sy2 NE, Ny2 sy2 Ny2 above lands, or having bona fide

REAL ESTATE , SE NE; sec. 36, E% of NV2 objections to the application, an FOR SALE — Sofa, piano, china 1 NW /4; closet and buffet. Chris Bulow, 80 acres, Echo Township,- $1700. opportunity to file their protests T 19 N. R 13 W, sec. 8, S% NW of LE 6-2338. 31-1 45 acres, east of fairgrounds, $2,- with the Regional Forester, U. S Health Knit 000. NE, NW SW NE, SW SE NE; Forest Service, Milwaukee, Wis•

FOR SALE—One year old white 80 acres on M-66, good hunting sec. 16, SW NE NE, Wy2 SW SW consin not later than 30 days from Bridge rock hens. 30c a pound. Glen and fishing, $2,250. N & S of PMRR, NE NW SE;~see. the date of the first publication. SHIRTS & SHORTS Bush, Ellsworth. LU 8-2936. 31x3 Business lot on Main Street, $800 17, NW NENW, Ny2 NE NE NW, H. Dean Cochran, Regional For• Nice lot north of school, $200. 8½ NE SE NW; sec. 18, NW SE ester. First publication August 12, East Jordan FOR SALE—Blue sofa bed with Modern home, 6 rooms and bath, NE; sec. 34, NW SW SE; 1955. 32-4 $20. green slip cover. Mrs. Ed furnace and two lots. $4500. T 19 N. R 14 W, sec. 12, NE NW • • Swoboda, Jr., Route 1, East Jor• Nice four room cottage at Iron- NE, Wy2 SE SW, Sy2 NW NE; STATE OF MICHIGAN, LE 6-2310 dan. On M-32 three miles past ton, furnished. $4,000. Terms. see. 35, E% Ey2 NE NW, W% The Probate Court for the Catholic ? Church. 31x1 Nice sandy beach lots on Lake Ey2 NE NW; sec. 36, Wy2 SW County of Charlevoix. Charlevoix, terms. SW; At a session of said Court, held Aprons — 59c up CLARENCE HEALEY, Broker T 20 N. R 13 W, sec. 4, Lot 1; sec. at the Probate Office in the City SHOP EAST JORDAN! LE 6-7210 East Jordan 20, Sy2 NW NE; sec. 21, Sy2 SE of Charlevoix in said County, on Blouses, Plain or Plaid — $1.98 NE; the 22nd day of July A. D. 1955 REAL ESTATE T 20 N. R 14 W, sec. 7, Fri. NW Present, Honorable Floyd A Davy Crockett Bill Folds — 98c City and country homes. SW; sec. 12, SW' NE, NW SE; Supp, Judge of Probate. sec. 28, Ny NW NW; sec. 29, In the Matter of the Estate of Davy Crockett Towel & Wash Cloth Set — $1.39 BusinessmeiI' S Directory Lots on 4th and 6th Streets. 2 Lake Charlevoix frontage with Wy2 SE SW, in LAKE COUNTY, Nancy Hurlbert, deceased. modern cottage. and It appearing to the Court that the time for presentation of AUCTIONEERS River frontage. T 14 N. R 13 W, sec. 6, NE NW; Ph. LE 6-7349 East Jordan claims against said estate should Jim & Sam Brannan FRANK J. NACHAZEL, Broker sec. 9, 8½ SE SE NE; sec. 10, R & R TELEVISION N 30 a. of SE NW except North be limited, and that a time and Authorized Service Dealer Our Services Don't Cost 901 Mill Street Phone LE 6-2284 WHITEFORD'S 5c TO $1.00 STORE 10 a.; sec. 14, SW SW SW; place be appointed to receive, ex• Sales and Service Gen. Elec. THEY PAY REAL ESTATE T 14 N. R 14 W, sec. 22, Ey NE amine and adjust all claims and Graduates of Reisch School of 2 Antenna Installations Zenith SE; demands against said deceased by Auctioneering. Phone JU 2-7613 Nearly new ranch type home, and before said Court; and that Guaranteed Top Quality attached garage. Large living T 15 N. R 11 W, sec. 18, SW NW ELGY'S R. G. WATSON room, attractive kitchen, base Auto Body Shop Funeral Director ment with furnace. $6,850. NOTICE OF PROPOSED VACATION OF A PORTION OF FIFTH R & R Says; Block west of M-66 Phone LE 6-7031 5 rooms and bath on Third STREET Bumpinlgr-Painting-Welding MONUMENTS TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Street near school. Lennox gun> Council of the City of East Jordan, at a meeting held August 1, 1955 JOHN C. SCHMITTDIEL type automatic heat. Partly fur• adopted a Resolution as follows: Electrical Contracting nished. $4,500. Thursday open 'til noon "BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Council deems it advisable to ECHO New 24' by 30' year round cot• vacate and discontinue a portion of Fifth Street in the City of East Chiropractor Electrical Enterprise tage on Six Mile Lake. High san• Jordan, County of Charlevoix and State of Michigan, described as Mon., Wed., Fri. 9-12, 2-5, 7-9 LE 6-7260 109 Mill dy frontage, 100' by 175' wooded follows, to-wit: Tues., Sat., 9-12, 2-5 lot. $5,500. Terms. That portion of Fifth Street extending from its intersection Bank Building, Boyne City with Williams Street to its intersection with Garfield Street Lennox Furnaces 24 by 28 basement house in new JORDAN HEATING & Dial JU 2-6292 in the City of East Jordan, County of Charlevoix and State residential district. Will complete of Michigan, That part of 5th street that lies between REFRIGERATION CO. to suit. Block 18 and Block 7 of Nicholl's First Addition. Furnace Cleaning and Repair J. H. SAVORY, M. D. East Jordan, Mich. 6 room and bath, furnace, good BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that all objections, if any therebe, Refrigerator Repair to the aforesaid proposed vacation and discontinuance of a portion Hours: 2 to 5 p.m. location. $3,000. Clarence Lord Glenn Campau KEITH DRESSEL of Fifth Street in the City of East Jordan, County of Charlevoix and LE 6-2272 .... Daily except Wed. & Sun. State of Michigan, be heard at the regular meeting of the City Coun• 7:30 to 9 p.m., Tues. & Sat. Post Office Bldg. cil of the City of East Jordan to be held at the City Hail in said City WILLIAM T. DOWNS Office LE 6-2511 LE 6-2200 of East Jordan on the 15 day of August, 1955 at 8:00 P. M., and Attorney at Law Residence LE 6-2313 30-3 notice thereof be given by publication of a copy of this resolution in the East Jordan News-Herald, a newspaper printed and circulated in Income Tax Counselor PICTURE TUBE CARD OF THANKS . said City by publication therein once in each week for two consecu• Millions of tiny, tarnish-proof LE 6-7358 139 Main St. J. VAN DELLEN M. D. East Jordan, Mich. I would like to thank all my tive weeks for not less than two weeks previous to the date set for mirrors reflect ALL the elec• Hours: 9-12 and 1-5:30 friends and neighbors for the nice the hearing thereon and the City Clerk have published the proper tronic light out of the face of Office Hours Monday through Saturday cards, letters and flowers I re• notices as in such case provided by the City Charter of said City." the tube—DOUBLES picture 2 to 5 p.m. Daily ceived while at Little Traverse Notice is therefor hereby given that said Council will meet and power! For Best In Gas Service Except Thursday and Sunday Hospital. hear objections, if any, to such proposed vacation and discontinuance Use INS 7 to 9 p.m. Wed. and Sat. Blanche Thompson at the time and place above described. PETGAS Sunday by appointment or CITY OF EAST JORDAN THE PLUS FACTOR Boyne City Gas Co. in case of emergency Alberta Nowland, City Clerk FOR CINEBEAM Your Petgas Dealer STATE OF MICHIGAN Phones: Office LE 6-7231 Concentrates the intensity of The Probate Court for the Full-size 21-inch TV Residence, Ellsworth LU 8-2644 the TV picture for amazing County of Charlevoix. The Sutton C. BLAIR & SON Tues. and Sat. 9-12, 2-5 REALISM. Picture "milkiness" Cabinet and Mill Work In the Matter of the Estate of NOTICE Model X2230R. Beautifully styled con• virtually eliminated. Room re• Furniture Repair JAKE'S SHOE REPAIR Nancy Hurlbert. temporary metal cabinet. Beautiful flections cut 82%. Exclusive on Phone LE 6-7304 Underwood's Shoe Store At a session of said Court, held mahogany color Zenithl It has come to our attention that some resi• grained finish One Block West of 66 on 82 Boyne City on August 4, 1955.- Spotlite dial and Fix them while you wait Present, Honorable Floyd A. dents moving garbage and paper to the city powerful Royal $229.95 INDUSTRIAL & RESIDENTIAL Look at your heels too, everybody Supp, Judge of Probate. dump have allowed some of the trash to fall or "X" chassis. Also In TERMS PAINT CONTRACTING Notice is Hereby Given, That Blond. Base Extra slse does. PAINT SALES & SERVICE all persons interested in said es• blow off the truck or trailer. Without picking Steeple Jack Service ROMAINE PLUMBING & tate are directed to appear before it up. Jim Munson HEATING SERVICE said Probate Court on August 3<0, WHEN YOU^OWN^ A ZENlf^i/.YCtu .KNOW... AND 134 West Lincoln, Boyne City Complete Plumbing Service 1955, at ten a.m., to show cause This is to notify those responsible that they why a license should not be grant• JE VERcYJObyj KN'p!.W^S..:JH^t^OU, OWN TJHJ BEST! Sales — Service TV, Radio & Appliance Repair are asked to help keep our streets clean; and to Steam and Hot Water Heating ed to Roy Hurlbert, administrator, Michigan Bottled Gas take extra precaution when transporting trash LE 6-2581 126 Main of said estate, to sell or mortgage SHERMAN Firestone the interest of said estate in cer• and paper through the city. Washing Machine and Sewing tain real estate described in his R & R TELEVISION Machine Service. petition, for the purpose of pay• Harry Simmons 229 Main LE 6-2961 ing debts. SALES & SERVICE LE 6-2922 It is Ordered, That notice there• Chief of Police of be given by publication of a East Jordan LE 6-7349 I copy hereof for three weeks con- East Jordan Construction Near One Sllf s

Commercial construction pro• 000 bank building at the foot of from Mt. Clemens Metal Prod• a complete athletic plant, includ• jects are continuing at a high Main st. overlooking the Jordan ucts. ing a football field, stadium, MP,,***** * LETTER BOX pace in the East Jordan area. river. The State Bank of East SPEEDS PRODUCTION track, ball diamonds and lights The 11 projects under way or Jordan will move into the build- The East Jordan Iron works for night play. planned have a total valuation of in a few months. recently installed a $40,000 ov• Repair and improvements to Tom Thacker Writes To nearly $1,000,000. A complete remodeling pro• erhead operation that speeds the East Jordan Recreation buil• PLAY Bids are.to be let within the ject at Jordan Inn, East Jordan's production. ding wejre announced recently next few weeks on construction hotel, will be finished soon. Open to tourists for the first following change of ownership. Friends In East Jordan of East Jordan's recently-appro• A $70,000 addition to East time this summer is the Shore• Firms in several northern cities II AWAY ved $400,000 elementary school Jordan's new auto parts and me• line motel on M66 overlooking Box 6, 7280th Sup Gp sponsor bowling leagues at the building next to the high school. tal stamping plant is expected to the south arm of Lake Charle• APO 30, NYC alleys each season. Lamb and all Americans are CHURCH TO BUILD be completed this fall. The work voix. July 31 New construction here last staying fairly close to home. Just announced by the East is being done by Mt. Clemens A cement-block automatic TRAFFIC Editor year, also totaling nearly $1,- This feast by the way, comes Jordan Presbyterian church is a Metal Products Co., which moved laundry building is being con• 000,000, included a factory, mo• News-Herald from a Biblical event that is ac• $35,000 youth educational build• here two years ago and now structed east of the city on M'32. Dear Sir: tel, city sewage disposal plant. cepted equally by ~ Christians, ing to be constructed between needs extra room for expanded The East Jordan board of ed• Masonic lodge building, city As self-appointed spokesman Jews and Moslems —- Abraham's the church and the manse. The operations. ucation, which recently purcha• dock, tavern, doctor's office and for some of the Americans from "sacrifice" of his son, Isaac, contract will be let this fall. A cement-block greenhouse is sed the site of the Charlevoix several major remodeling pro• northern Michigan who current• which was stayed at the last mo Nearing completion is a $150,- being built on south M66 across county fairgrounds, is planning jects. ly reside in' French Morocco, I ment and a sheep supplied in• think a reassuring note is in or• stead. Although it comes as a der as result of the recent poli• ' surprise to many Christians, tical disturbances. So far as I much of the Old Testament know, the only personal injury means more to the devout Mos that I know of affecting an Am• lem than to most other groups. Here, each family that can af• S.A.I «F1 erican during the years that I've ford to do so actually obtains a been over here involved a cut prime sheep or lamb and slays it, hand and the need for a band- either publicly or at home, and aid. One man received this in• then proceeds to consume it in STARTS jury from a bomb explosion re- a feast. Normally, the Sultan . suiting in a piece of flying glass. slays his sheep to touch off the There also have been American ceremony but since the old Sul• AUG. 11 automobiles bombed—2, I think, tan was deposed almost two of the several thousand in Mor- years ago, some of the ceremony rocco—and in at least one case has lost its luster locally. That Thru August 20th here is was proved that the bomb is why everyone is being espec• rolled from the next stall over ially cautious this weekend. where it was intended to. ex• plode. My work is not in the political As for the report in the New- field and I cannot speculate on York Times and other American political events even if I wanted B ARC A INI newspapers stating that all Am• to. However, if the Moroccan si• ericans in Morocco had taken tuation should get too bad, we "refuge" at the airbases, the should still be able to withdraw statement simply was not true. American dependents without The only change in residence much difficulty. No doubt there that I know of involved trans• would be a lot of inconvenience^ ients who are normally billeted and a few real hardships, but BIC VALUES in downtown Casablanca hotels there is not a single reason to whenever we get filled up at anticipate real danger. Practical• Save on footwear for the entire family by taking advantage Nouasseur. During the emergen• ly everybody has a personal au.- of this gigantic money-saving event! Yes, folks, you'll find bar• cy, because of th curfew and tra• tomobile, so that in one trip we vel restrictions, we rolled out could, if necessary, evacuate the gains galore throughout the store in RED GOOSE "Built-for- additional cots and took care of civilian communities. There is Action" shoes for the children; fashionable GRACE WALKER everybody on the installation. adequate shelter at every instal• HURRY! HURRY! shoes for the ladies; FRIEDMAN-SHELBY work shoes and None of us who live in Casablan• lation—might involve a little ca or its suburbs—and this in• crowding, putting up some tents JOHN C. ROBERTS dress shoes for the men. cludes residence adjacent to the using gymnasiums, hangers, cha• heart of the riot areas — moved. pels, etc. — plus more than en• ough food. After all, we buy •This is not to imply that the most of our food now through A BIG EVENT IN BOYNE CITY US forces in Morocco haven't the commissary and our stocks taken adequate precautions in are actually above the normal the event the situation gets out 90-day supply. Long before then, of hand. For one thing, we all we would have the last depend• wear uniforms as we move a- ent back to the US via the air round the community. Most Am• route. One good thing about our MEN'S SHOES erican-owned autos are identi• present globe-hopping Air Force fied by a red license plate that —it is a common thing to move was actually intended to show 1,000 or more personnel from FRIEDMAN-SHELBY the duty-free status of the auto, the US overseas or back again WOMEN'S WORK SHOES the few which have been pur• in the course of a weekend. chased here in Morocco are now Grace Walker mostly marked with an American At the moment, we could acco• mmodate a lot of families at each High and oxford styles in work flag front and rear. We don't, shoes . . . In dress shoes broken during these upheavals and for Moroccan installation without sizes in mesh summer shoes . . . some considerable period after• batting an eyelash. Large trailer SHOES black, brown, and beige. wards, travel any more than is parks are in the offing and the necessary, and especially we stay trailers are coming in ahead of out of the native quarters (Me- time. We already have at Nou• dinas) and native markets asseur a large part of the 250 (Souks). This week is a high Italian-built trailers that should Moslem holiday^feast of the be ready for occupancy by fall. They are very nice, from the built-in shower to the 11 cu. ft. $Q88 $088 General Electric refrigerator- $Q88 freezer with the new swivel shelves. (No advertising, please!) Somewhat later, we ex• pect to have the first of 400 $$C88 permanent housing units, con• struction for which was started a few days ago. It is somewhat - 5 the same deal as "Wherry" hou• VALUES TO $9.98 sing in the US—involves private ownership, guaranteed rental on the part of the US, and eventual ownership, I think, by the US. Located as they are, their only use would be in connection with the installations next door. When the housing is complet• ed, Morocco should be one of the better overseas assignment lo• cations. True, it is a little isola• ted, but we now have morale CHILDREN'S flights up into Europe once ag• ain. Discontinued for a while, SENSATIONAL! they are now back in effect, whereby a family can go to Ger• SHOES FINE many, Italy or France once dur• ing a tour. A few people have JUST RIGHT FOR been driving up, but it is a little QUALITY like trying to go to California BACK TO SCHOOL and back during a 30 day leave Whites, patents, sandals, straps, ties NYLONS —and the roads aren't quite so . . . in all colors and styles . . . good. Therefore, this will give a Broken sizes up to size 3. lot of Americans a chance to $1.19 Value travel a bit more. Military per• sonnel can, of course, travel on leave status the same as-always: "space available"— meaning if $088 there is an empty seat after the necessary traveling is done, the first man on the manifest gets it. (Continued on Page 1.0)

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Don't forget the annual meeting to take place length-wise, calf-wise, ankle-wise! at the Boyne City High School on Monday eve• ning — 8 p.m., August 15th! Hear the reports of your officers: Vote for three Directors —Prizes — Entertainment — Lunch!

TOP O'MICHIGAN RURAL ELECTRIC CO. 0DSH Boyne City, Michigan BOYNE CITY, MICHIGAN Big Farm 4-H Youths Drive For Safety Show At Mich, State iCharlvoix county farmers are reminded by Ed Rebman, county agricultural agent, .to attend the Centennial of Farm Mechaniza• tion, next week at Michigan State It is open on Monday, August IB at 9 a.m. and will close at 6 p.m. on Saturday, August 20. Programs will be about the same every day and certain exhibits will remain throughout the week. Every morning there will be a tractor safety demonstration where "Jug Head" a dummy, kills himself. Irrigation demon• strations will also be presented in the morning. The Old Thresh• ers Activities which will include running the steam engine and threshing the way grandfather used to, will be presented at 10 a.m. every morning and 4 p.m. A few teen-agers may be a menace on the highways—but alm6st half1 a million others are working daily to protect your life on the road. every afternoon. That's what newsmen learned when they interviewed winners in the 1954 National 4-H Safety Program recently at the 33rd National 4-H During the afternoon there Club Congress in Chicago. will be the pageant "Land of Eight national winners received $300 college scholarships from Gen• Plenty" which will show the eral Motors, Safety Program awards donor. GM also provided all- change that has taken place dur• expense trips to the Club Congress for national and state winners. ing the last one hundred years. "Sure, some teen-agers are reckless drivers," said Jim Messerschmitt, 19, Elizabeth, Colorado, a national winner. "That's all the more reason- Demonstrations that will be per• why a lot of us feel teen-agers must take the lead in fighting for safer: formed every afternoon include roads and safer driving." j deep tillage, mechanical stone At last count, more than 486,000 youngsters took part in the Safety removal, tile drainage and build• Program. That compares with 78,000 just before GM became awards* ing construction. donor 10 years ago. Although the program is concerned with farm and home as well as; During the evening the pag• highway safety, participants are giving more and more emphasis toj saving lives and property on the road. eant, "Land of Plenty" will be Young Messerschmitt, for example, helped plan the first Teen-Age j presented again with special mu• Traffic Association in the nation and in 1954 attended the White House sic, and lighting. Also during the Conference on Highway Safety. evening a fire fighting demon• Thousands of other young crusaders for road safety have organized stration will be held. safe driving clubs, given radio talks on highway hazards, placed safety d iscover the natural beauty of Michigan... posters in store windows and encouraged public officials to erect warning signs at highway danger spots. SHOP EAST JORDAN Some youngsters, like Sara Ellen Phillips, 17, Midville, Ga., had their interest in traffic safety spurred by accidents that struck close to home. HAVE YOU PINCKNEY RECREATION AREA near Ann Sara Ellen began the work that led to a national 4-H award after three Arbor. 9500 acres of lakes, hills, woods, lowlands of her school mates were killed in a highway accident. VISITED THESE and streams. Contributions to highway safety also helped win national awards for Peggy Pfefferkorn, 18, West Friendship, Md.; Norlene Lawson, 19,; MICHIGAN SCENES ? 0NAWAY STATE PARK near Onaway. Densely enjoy the Lona Theatre Kenyon, Minn.; Jack Martin, 20, Gardnerville, Nev.; Ella Blossom, 18, wooded with large variety of trees, many interesting Hoffman, N. C; Ralph Ray Swinford, Jr., 17, Wichita Falls, Texas; and; foot trails. Mancelona, Michigan Florene Richardson, 17, Cedar City, Utah. ! finer flavor of Remember their names next time someone talks about teen-agers BLACK RIVER DRIVE follows the Black River running wild on the roads—and remember the 4-H safety army, half a to Lake Superior. Four waterfalls, 25- to 40 feet Michigan brewed million strong. high along route. beer OGEMAW GAME REFUGE near West Branch. Fri. & Sat., Aug. 12, 13 Page 8 * East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, August 11, 1955 A special attraction is the morning and evening F. Lovejoy Cathy O'Donnell feeding of deer. "Mad at the World" Plan North State Industry Also Joel McCrea Stranger on Horseback Work Shops To Aid Cities Michigagan DBrewers' Association The Michigan Economic Dev• 350 Madison Avenue • Detroit 26, Michigan elopment Department has an• Workshop instructors will be Fmskenmuth Division, International Breweries Inc.- Goebel Brewing Co. • National Brewing Co. of Michigan. Pfeiffer Brewing Co.. Sebewazng Brewing Co. * Stroh Brewery Coi nounced the first in a state-wide provided by the industrial deve• series of industrial development Sun., Mon. & Tues. 3 Days — lopment departments of rail• workshops will be held this roads and utilities, the U. S. De• August 14-15-16 month in six northern Michigan Sunday shows start at 3 p.m. partment of Commerce, and the Walt Disney's cities. Michigan Economic Development "Lady and the Tramp" First meeting was held Wed• Department. nesday in Mt. Pleasant's Chief• Among the subjects to be cov• CinemaScope & Color tain hotel. Other one-day work• Also ered are community organiza• Walt Disney's SWITZERLAND shops will be held August 23 at tion, industrial surveys, fund- Ludington, August 24 at Tra• raising, the development of sites, verse City, August 25 at Petos• industrial development corpora• key, August 30 at Alpena, and tions, and finding and selling in• Wed. & Thurs., Aug. 17-18 August 31 at Standish. dustrial prospects. Purpose of the workshops is Greer Garson Dana Andrews to pass on latest industrial de• The Michigan Economic Deve• velopment techniques to the lopment Commission initiated 'Strange Lady in Town* the workshops on lecommenda- CinemaScope & Color members of local organizations concerned with attracting and tion of its Industrial Develop• retaining industry. ment Advisory Committee. The Northern Lower Peninsula was selected as the first area at the request of the commission's HAVE YOU SEEN:— Northern Lower Peninsula Ad• The New Insulated Siding visory Board. On The Jordan Inn KEN D1LLER Cars May Kill 2000 LUMBER COMPANY This Year LE 6-2622 With the worst highway death toll on record for the month of June, previous estimates that Michigan is heading towards a OUTBOARD MOTORS AND BOATS fatality toll of more than 2,000 this year continue to be borne LOW COST INSURANCE out, according to the State Police monthly report. It would be the Covers anywhere in the U. S. third time it has gone over that and Canada. Covers practically all mark. There were 184 persons killed hazards. (Fire, Theft etc.) in June, an increase of 52, or 39 percent, over the same month ROBERT A. CAMPBELL AGENCY last year. Likewise, this was the William M. Swoboda, Manager fourth consecutive month in Complete Insurance and Bonding Service which more persons lost their lives than in the same month of 1954. Injuries totaled 5,304, a gain Advtrtitemeni of 561, or 12 percent, while there were 15,238 accidents, an From where I sit... Joe Marsh increase of 830, or six percent. 13 OLDSMOBILE ! The record for the first six months of this year is 875 per• LOCAL DELIVERED PRICE Now —while summer sales are soaring —is the easiest sons killed, an increase of 16 per Oldsmoblle "88" 2-Door Sedan time ever to deal yourself behind the wheel of a new Oldsmobile! YouTl know instantly why this thrilling light" Snack cent over the same period a year as low as state glamour queen is the most wanted car in all Olds history! ago, 26,953 injured, up seven and local It's that exciting new "Go-Ahead" look! It's that dramatic For Ducks percent, and 90,225 accidents, a 19W « Tt«w taxes extra. "flying color" styling! And what a smooth team awaits gain of two percent. Your price depends upon choice of model the touch of your toe . .. the commanding "Rocket" 202 iMileage traveled the first five and body style, optional equipment and Engine and Hydra-Matic Super Drive*! So come in now Coming hack.from Balesville the bug population, too. Why do . . . find out why August is the hottest month of the the other night I noticed a power• months of the year —• the latest accessories. Prices may vary slightly In you suppose I never thought of figures available — was 11.5 bil• adjoining communities. year to deal . . . and the hottest car is Oldsmobile! ful light at Whitey Fisher's Duck *Optional af extra cost.* it before?" lion, or nine percent more than Farm. Seemed to be shining out From where I sit, Whitey's the 10.6 billion in the first five over the water. type who's always ready to pio• months of 1954. The death.of 6.0 I stopped to ask Whitey what neer a worth-while new trick. Me, per 100 million miles of travel went on. He took me down to his I stick to old methods. Just a case was up two per cent. Bl LE pond and pointed out a 200-watt of personal feeling, I guess . . . VISIT THE "ROCKET ROOM" • • • AT YOUR OLDSMOBILE DEALER'S 1 bulb-rigged up on a pole about like the way you may prefer coffee ;Mrs. John Bowerman, Mr. and three feet above the surface. The with meals while I always prefer Mrs. Ed Vredevelt and children light was attracting thousands a traditional glass of beer. Not Tommy and Mary, of Grand Ra• PARSEL GARAGE of insects for the ducks to eat. that I'd claim you're wrong—re- pids visited their aunt, Mrs. New• spect for the other man's opinion ton Jones, on Wednesday. LI 7-2212 CHARLEVOIX Seemed kind of odd to me—but Jfc • Whitey was enthusiastic. "Best 1 is my "guiding light.'* Tom Brennan of Newberry idea I ever heard of," he claims. Go Ahead! Drive It Yourself! The Going's Great, In A Rocket 8! was in East Jordan over the "Keeps the feed bill down-and weekend visiting relatives and friends. Copyright, 1955, United States Brewers FoundationSHOP EAST JORDAN SEE OUR EAST JORDAN SALESMAN, SHERMAN THOMAS Friday, August 12th Saturday, August 13th

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Per• The Wilson Ladies Aid will His letter says: "Hi Jake, Well drews and two children of Cuy- haps not as many Red^aven as meet with Mrs. Cora Manteiu just a few lines to say hello and hoga Falls, Ohio. usual, but on the whole there is *iear Petoskey Thursday. hope everything is fine back in * * # East Jordan. I'll bet it is warmer a fair peach crop. Bob Webb of Cadillac, who Ripening dates will be much there than it is up here in Green• has been picking cherries at the «»v.*:n .•.-.>.-«• Miss Sidney Lumley of Flor• land. earlier. And early varieties will William Gaunt farm, is staying not hang on the trees as long as ida is spending the summer with We have had some nice wea• for another week. usual. her brother, Bert and family. ther. It's been about 30 or 40 * * * We would expect peaches to * * * the past two weeks or so, but Mr. and Mrs. Bud (Henry) Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davis called wo have a little snow in places. be larger than last year and of •Horace Warn is spending a Klooster of Norwood gave a Sunday at the home of their a very good color and flavor. I would like to have you dis• birthday party Saturday at their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Ro• month with relatives in and continue my paper until I get Newer and earlier varieties near Chicago. home in honor of their mother, binson and family. are on the way. Where at one back in the states. I have only a Mrs. Josephine Ross. Those pre• few days left up here on Thule. % & * time the Elberta flourished and sent were Mr. and Mrs. Henry sometimes the last of them were The Harry Behlings will soon Tell all the boys I said hello, Ross and daughter of Lincoln J. W. Robinson and his daugh• and I will see you soon. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Harmon picked in an early snow storm, have their new cabin near the Park, jMichigan, Mrs. Amelia today peaches start in August. north end of Walloon Lake com• A-2c Dale A. Bolser Willett and two children of Sand of Lansing spent two weeks in pleted. Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Robert My• North Carolina visiting a daugh• ter. * * * ers and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William Gaunt, Sr. and Robert * • * * iMr. and Mrs. Harry Behling Webb. A lovely ham supper was and sons, Henry and Jim, went served on the lawn. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howard to Hillman Sunday to hear their and children spent two days last week vacationing in the upper son-in-law, Rev. Ott of St. Lewis, "You really think it's all right for someone who has his Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Cc'Clure Missouri, lecture on foreign mis• peninsula. heart set on a .30-30 rifle?" of Wayne visited Wednesday sions.. BREAK and Thursday, last week with * * * * * * YOUR their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howard Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walters Mrs. William Gaunt, Sr. spent Sunday with their mother, of Chicago spent a week at their MATCHES * # * Mrs. Carrie Henning of Pleasant home here. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Barber Valley. called Sunday at the Albert Fiel * * * * * * PREVENT v and Ernie Slaughter home. Mr. and Mrs. William Gaunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Mimmer- Sr. and Bob Webb spent Sunday man and son, John, Jr. of Wat- FOREST FIRES! There is virtually no public tran• with Miss Viola Robinson of omway, Iowa, spent ten days at sportation for Americans; the Petoskey. the Ed Henning home. family, accompanied them on the buses don't go where we have to * * * trip and on their way back they go. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crowell Mr. and Mrs. Edward Behling will visit her parents in Canada. Sincerely, spent the week vacationing in Thomas L. Thacker southern Michigan and Wiscon• 'A good outdoor habit ton left Sunday for their new home everyone! at Church Bridge, Canada where Paul Dougherty spent a week Lieut. Col., USAF sin. he will take up his duties as pas• in a boy's camp near Traverse tor. His brother, Herman and City. CLOSE-OUT ON BONDSH1RE SHOES DANCE For Men

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EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT "I'll be glad when his vacation is over so I can sneak back to bed mornings again!" LADIES CASH how, even without concurrent XL SHOES at Thacker . . . travel, the Armed Forces try to take care of its people. A Lieut• CONNIE -- PA RIS FASHION (Continued from Page 8) enant left last night for 30 days We also have "concurrent tra• leave in the US and return with vel" now into Nouasseur. That his family which consists of wife $2.98 to $6.95 AMERICAN LEGION means that families travel as a and four children, including 3 group, rather .than the husband month old twins. This is possible coming first and "sweating out" when the children are large m CLUB arrival of his dependents. Maybe number and small in size so that the local political situation help• it is too much for one woman FOR MEMBERS AND GUESTS ed here—even without the addi• to handle. He has a house alrea• tional housing that is a building, dy rented for them to move into East Jordan enough families have left. Casa• when they return. blanca that rental units are fair• I'm not recruiting today, but ly easy to find. I have an unus• if I were, I would also mention ual case in my office to show the weather we've been having. Every day is beautiful—about 80 degrees. Every night is just right for sleeping, with a light blanket. We had a short "Siroc• YOU ARE INVITED co" a month or so ago when tern perature hovered around 100 for 3 days, but since then it has nev• er been uncomfortable — yet. Very unusual, I suppose, but we hope it continues. Especially as we read about the hot, dry wea• ther you've had. It is dry here, OPEN but that is normal — never rains from April to November. When I speak about the wea• $ 00 Thursday - August 18th ther, I should qualify it and at the same time explain why the reports from Morocco vary so 100 FOR widely. Casablanca is the largest city in Morocco for one reason— the weather here is best. It is on Trade-in the ocean, facing slightly north• erly, and weather is mild most foryour old refrigerator RCA VICTOR of the year. At night, it gets Never again will your old fairly humid and there are some refrigerator be worth so much in trade. Here's your chance of fogs during fall and winter a lifetime to save on the finest months. Inland, weather is more refrigerator money can buy. Television And Hi-Fi extreme, especially the heat. Al• so it gets colder in winter and at night. Casablanca and Nouas• At Temple Theatre - East Jordan seur are only 15 miles apart, yet EXCLUSIVE may vary 15 degrees in tempera• ture at noon. Sidi Slimane and Ben Guerir are inland bases, one north and the other south. Both are much hotter in summer— PROGRAM Ben Guerir is near Marrakeeh and, I am told, reaches 140 de• 7:30 P.M. to 8 P.M. — HI-FI Demonstration grees occasionally — really Sa• hara weather, tho it is just over OPENS RIGHT OPENS LEFT 8 P.M. to 9:30 P.M. Technicolor Movie, Comedy, "Genevieve" the Atlas» Mts. from the actual desert. So those boys know wea• 9:30 to 10:30 Viewing the Beautiful 1956 RCA-TV In TV Store ther. On the other hand, they WHILE THEY Here's the miracle refrigerator with 2-Way Door have a 12-month tour, as opposed LAST! that opens from either side. Gives utmost con• to 18 months at Nouasseur and venience in any kitchen. And it's Air Conditioned , \ -— : ; ; Rabat, or 30 months with fam• ilies. Unless they extend •— to keep foods fresher, with or without covers. Never DRAWING FOR DOOR PRIZE which they seldom do. needs defrosting. Philco Twin System provides a completely independent freezer that stores 80 lbs. Valued Over $45.00 At 10:30 One other point—if you have the space—and this applies just of frozen foods. New Double Depth Dairy Bar. Register As You Enter TV Store Reg. 2.50 Philco Easy-Out Ice Cube Tray about anywhere in French Mor• To adults only,.. for telling us what occo—no matter what the in• FREE PRIZES FOR ALL REGISTRANTS you like best about new 1955 Philco formation booklet says, owner• appliances. One to a customer. Hurry! As Little As $2.50 A Week ship of a car here is almost es• sential for a man living off base, and is mighty convenient on base. There have been some un• NO CHARGE -- ADULTS ONLY happy cases of family selling a Sherman's Fireston Store good automobile at half its value, only to pay more for a broken- down clunker after arrival here. East Jordan