. . t\. 1'~\J\(\o~ .I \ ~~l1ll~Q ,·' .... Want Ad$ On Pages 6, 7 and 8. 22 Pages THE INGHAM COUNTY NEWS Part One.:...a Pages Eighty-ninth Y em· - No, 20 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948 Additional Money ISoldier Killed on sa; pan' Ba(k Home ~Bowman Resigns Provllded by State ·. The body or Ptc. Rox I\. stoven- · 1 Jury Trials Start 1ann i~ helng retumecl from fnr-oiT · City Utility Post, . h I A'd I Sulpan,. He wns l111led there Au- FOf s( 00 I Igu~t 1, 1014. In Circuit Court I'J•Ivnte Stevenson lofl the farm Police .Face Cut on the Seven Gnbles road south of Anothm· $20,000,000 Is Da!lsvillc to enter the a1·my In De· Council to Act Monday Monday Morning Added to School Support 1 to her nf 1 D11. TIJrtrly In 1012 he was By Legislative Action 'Annl to Hawaii and a few woola To Fill Yllcancy,,May I Lengthy Trial List for i lo.tor wns tlghtlng the Japaneso in A.l6o Cut Police Fo1·cc Both Ci'iminal and Civil Michigan schools will re-. the M:1rshulls a.nd Marianas. For Rudolph Bowman has ten- Actions Dt•nwn by Coul't. ceive $20,000,000 more in the two ymn·a he par~1clpated In some dered his resignation to the 1948-49 school year as a re-. or the hardest fighting of the war. city council. Bowman has Jurors summoned for service SU I t 0 f t I1C SC I100 I ~I'd b'll1 ThengiLVC hison Snlpanlifa. A.ugust 1, 1044, ho headed the public service de· at the May term of circuit court in Mason are to report passed by the state leg1slature I Born on 11 farm ncnr Bath, parhncnt the past ye.ar. He la.st week. young Stevenson came with his was given the job a year ago, Monday. Present indications point to a long term, well into . I pa.rents, Mr. a.nd Mrs, Elgin A. taking charge of the street, I I'rlmlli'Y ancl any snlrs tnx mon- :;tevenson, and two lirothcrs and d d t I June. In addition to a long list c will be approximalcly $71 million, 1 the community before he joined council Monday night. Lee Darling, .Tuclgc Murvln S. Srrlmon opened as ~om pared to $!il million tills j the nrmy. In 1015 the Stcvcnsons chairman of l.he street committee, · the Mny term or court Monday yea!. sold their farm to the state to be said his committee wlll meet yeti mornin~;. The civil cnlcndar wns Rural schools of 10 to H pupils, aclcted to the tiansvlilc public hunt- this week and pick Fl mnn, prob-l t'cad and tJ·Ini clntes flxecl and tlten will receive a slrnight grnnt of' in~; area. 'I' llcy b oug 11 t ano th er l'fe, R ex· 1r•· •St even son ably a present employee, to talce the crlmlnnl calendar W WM ?''"''d " '""" "'" I U7 m "'"'tl> '".d"" legislatureshould not beJolt asltll. I towmg """ loom, Ciood B. . . For example, a high dJ-, County'"~'" School · . tee is reported as 2 to 1 In favor as tbe site for maneuvers. Drivers=· spectators'"' ""'"'"" to get ll1 the. o!' 'i Equa.lization, Card, Dell, I(ir·i Carl D. Coleman, George A. Close,o~ VJdcs the total cost of school.oper·~chon! Alton .T. Stroud. Will~upermtendent ,present the All war veterans are bcmg I of the elimination of one police· will be taught how to pilot their the narrow roads and tt'ailsw~y m the , cher, Wright and Bullen. .Tohn W. Spack, Jr., Vernon a.tJOn b:~;· the num~er of puptl~.2 1 It. diplomas at all three places. aslted to turn out Sunda:l;' after-· man. . trucks ancl caissons over · mud Dansville area, General Claims s. Brown, I Snyder, Cecil .Moore, ,Eldwin E. fmds tins to be $LO; It adds · per I Music for the graduation serv-/ noon tor mihtat·y .serviCes for Proponents of the economy roads and trails, over hills and . .. Wright and Wil! in's. Pollard and .Tohn W. 0 Callaghan. =t "'' '"'" ' lot~ "' 1150. T~o ''"' wlll ho pro~dod hy ""'' Pto. At~"'"" G"""'• Ho """ moo"~ pololod oot at "'' iMl theoogh ~~P• 1 - . I AD tllo moo "'" h~ LoMhlg, rural dlstrJct mus.t then pay the VII-! school children under the dircc- Jellied in France February 1, council meeting that the city went · •., .· .· . farm Wor·k Halted ~~al~hh FaK,Kt~ary, Gia am, Pollard wnlvccl trial. by jury. !age school the diff~rence be;.w~en ~ tton of .Miss Marie Adler of Michl- 1945. Browne-Ca':'endct: post . of along for years without any day · Guar~smen Will Jeav~ the Lan- Pa nate e an rc er. 0 I Pleas of guilty to charges of too $138 m •toto o>d Md UoO. !gao stoto "'""''· At M~o tho ll>" Am'"looo ""''"" ~U tneruoh pot;~m"" ""d '" 10 ,... hod """ ru mecy ot oloo 0 clootl. Tho Jnotloo "'d Coeoooe, M~yoo, lo'Oooy f>·om a hoiWlog o,w booo H1gh schools, if they choose, • chlldren will be accompanied by pallbearers, f!l'lng squad, color had only one man for daytime column Will move on to .I?!JllSVIIle By Week's Ral1 n, C. SmJth and Wright. entered by Ernest L. Mlller and may also add an additional 25 per Mrs. Arthur Nichols, at Stock- guard and military csco~t. duty. for a. two-hour course of mstr.uc- Labor Relations, Heims, Coller: Vivien A. Ruttan. They were cent ,and charge Jt to the rural· bridge ·by Mrs. Marian Ramsdell The remains of Private Garcia This weclt the street force W!Ut tion In t.he public hunting at ea. d and Wagenvootd. . i charged with pilfering the slot rna· school districts. The rural dlstrlc.ts and at Williamston by Mrs. Phyllis/ arrived in Mason about three cut h.y the transfer of one man to Lunch Will be. served there 1 Kircher, Patnarchc chines placed in storage by the 1 ~n~ frUI f IS Unharme Legisl~tJOn, Will be rei.mbursed by the0 state for Nelson. weel hondqunrterR. I Jaclt Miller, Earl H;etchum, Lucille I grandchildren. . -EnHy Sillndry . .Tcwctt Annll· Gold. stnmpll ll'lven on nll purchnBOR. day and some slopped over the .Film• foJ• Hen lor trh•. regulnr !llld . 20wl wn~horo 61 100 llnDnl't'Yme • indlvhlun)• nnd oct• foi' grnd· HarperKe.tchuin Doryce and Cogswell,Robert teacher. theThe Methodist Morrisons church; usually attend . uull, co., uo w. 'A•h, M11, 0 n, t>llnn20w o C01lnr,Sunoco Mn•on,Se•·vlco, ./ of . .- .u, top and .around the edges Monday. colo•·· · Wuro'o. 1 2nwt IIAilon slfto. ~__::_~Wuro'e... . ' 20wl • ' Thom~ts, . . . ., . nnr~ 1 "".''~~"'' Columbl~, ·~t 1 ~o~·l
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Mrs. Peter Zaldolws, teacher, 1 .Joyce Malclw, Dart, Mo.rtlw. 1 Hnynes, H, S. McJclmurry, tcach- Kelt.h Rogers, Boardman, Glynn teacher. cr. . Aria Hart, Harmon, .Jacqueline Chrlstme Merlgnac, teacher. ' . 1 Clarl1, teacher. Mason Merchants Shirley Nelson, Bell OaJ1 Eldon Patricm Dillingham and Lyle Earl FullcJ', . Sanclra .Eberly, Donald Pr·ince, Richard Red- Ross teacher ' Burkley, · Alwrs, Agnes Beach, .Tames Maxwell, Jr., and Laurence mond and Marilyn Walton, Th.elma D'exter, Dayal Hurt, teacher, Rogers, Locl(C Center1 Margaret I Jennette, Hnt'twell, J?ulton, Dm·Is At Okemos Sunday Wilbur Rykert and Frances Howard Long, Harlenc· Wolvcr- Suttcll, teacher, Eastman, teacher, Shirey, Branch, Li1lian .Arnold, ton and Roberta Pringle, Balter, Huth Cnmbr<, W~slloclw Briclt, Mawn Merehnn ts Jmvc booked , teacher. Theo.. Schaadt, teacher. Glatlyfl Coon, teacher. Marvin Chippewa, Rowley, .~Jva a pmcticc• grunc with the Okemos! A 300 POUt.ID ACCOP.D FI\ON\ I drills have been held this wr.elt. BEGINNING TO END lt'l 7'1 HOur.!:. I The p,fays , Band 1 Mike Simone said that he ex- On pl!eted tn eer• Ken Beteher doing .. the catching with Norman Rector I [ or Dick Corbin on the mound. '.Phe - I ri'wbable infield lineup Will be Don I R H s d bl F atM~;Dowcll .ler.ond, atDicit first Belcher base, .John at short·r-avis Motorcyc e aces ere un ay. Pu l'c orum I st.np and Ray Rector at third Chuck Seeley will probably be at Sponsored by the Ingham Coun- Thui'Sday and Sunday may dry the Should Get Faet' I Mason High' School's third ln.tet· in the season. Right ty l!'air board and the Jackson surface, fair officials hope. I The sheriff thinks I should have . now the outfield loolcs like Miltu motorcycle club, a program of Time trials begin at 12 o'clock; my share of the road but that I 1 and Ralph Simone and either Don: motorcycle races are scheduled for 't'tl·lySlrt.'sntcla,..t~xppr"o.c~tlc'adt.n. A large en-' shoulcl not occupy all the mad for 1. Strouse or Milburn Cm·tis. I Sunday, May lG at the fair- ,, c " ------Igrounds. . ------too long a time. GOU~ 'rEAJ\1 1,01'\ES Motorcycle racing has not prcv- IN .HOWLIN(l 'l'OlJRNI~Y Over ncar Grass Ialtc where I Although Harold Ware came In i iously been permitted by the board Mason Bowlcr·s that made the carne from, my very good friend, I TWO OUTSTANDING BANDS: with a spru·Iline are fresh and green. Children Who will be entering for the building with construction Samples of winterkilled cedar, !(indergarten this fail arc to be I For Sale work expected to f>e accomplished spruce,., . balsam, hemlocll and enrolled at Mason Thursday after GEORGE MURTHUM, Conductor
by the Junior Chamber of Com- White, rel:l and jaclc pine submitted noon, May 20 1 at two o'clock. This meree, .A gear storage will also be to Dr. F. c: Strong, forest path- Will be a change from the usual At Factory Cost built for stowing recreation ologist at Michigan State college, em·olling in the fall. equipment. were found free of either disease Representatives from the health 1 Horn Manure Pitcher The opening date of the pro- , or insect damage, ending "'loubts department will be at the mcet-l gram has not yet been set, but it j of· some that weather alone could ing to discuss safeguards for pre- A Varied. Program. of Traditional, Semi-Clasai·cal an.d is expected to be soon after school have been responsible. school children. The mothers otf ·1 $125 • . ' •. I> / · di · d f tl I Some of the trees with winter- the children who are to enter ~ IS smtssc or le summer. !tilled . needles may die, foresters }(indergarten arc asked to be a Modern Musical .Arrangements Will Be Played By 1: Frazier Grain Blower 1/ Isay; some on which terminal buds the kindergarten building'to Jearn I of the branches surVive may re- of these safeguards for the pre- cover; while trees partly browned school child. School requirements I $75 I Both Band Groups Don't Forget will suffer a setbaclc in their and safety precautions will be dis- j 1 growth. cussed by Superintendent James New F.arm Wagon A p.,••sonallzed Corsage .Nurserymen in southern Michi- H. Vander Ven, / 't' 2 Tons at 60 M. P. H. for t~10 gan have re!!orted. a similar but Mrs. Geraldine Johnson, kinder less severe wmterlull among their garten teacher, wlll give a talll on $85 Junior-Senior evergreen stoclcs. . 1 what can be done by the mo.thers _ to help ready. their children fo1 Frazier Corn Stalk Cutter MASON nfAN JN,JUitED . kindergmten, She stated that the Reception I »'alter Baize\• 39, of Mason was May 20 date will .be .the only en- ~ ' scrt.ously. hurt Ill an automobile rollment date for the ldndergart· I . $30 From · 1 ncctdent 111 Lansing Saturday. He ncrs 1was taken to the Sparrow hospi- · . Proceeds Will'Be Used ' tal with 11 fractured slmll and Tea Will be served by the !lin- Dave or Dorn JEWETT'S Ibrain hemorrhage. Balzer was dis- detgarten room mothers. charged from. the hospital Wednes- day ru1d is now !\t Ws home at N. NAVY llELl'S SCOUTs To Purchase Needed Band •·. Diehl fl. OWER SHOP Aurelius l'oad. Balzer was injured More than 9o regular navy and / when the· cat• he' was driving col- naval reserve officers have been Dans'l'tlle Dick Jewett ' lidcd with a cnr driven by Wayne assigned as navy liaison officers Phones 2172 or 2101 I F.lowerl•llone 2-1281 · · · · Rinehart· of Lansing. The accident for Scouting, assisting and in- Instruments .. happened at the intersectiOJ1 'of structlng American Sea Scouts In ' , .. ..;..------1 1. ,,.. ______.,;______. I •· . . Soutll Logan and Holmes road. nautilllil subjects. j &.------·------~-:------·----_;_------~·.;..·,...,.._.;·~------....:.;,· _; __ ( t ·I • Funeral Rites Held Mason ·Bands in (oncert Friday Night fli\1'1 'l'i\X SJ'U'l' MAUFJ For Frank Kinsman Joe Cappo ~iven Corn Husker Spot Tngh11111 county hnR rocc!vod ' MJW)l} Hell DOl mtiHjclnna will np- · l~llllOI'fll HOI'ViCUR fOt' Fl'Jtn!( $22,10fi,-IH nfl 'ii:H llhlll'" of U10 lli'Rl , pnnr• in l.hu unnunl H!ll'lng conoort ~{lnamnn, 80, were h(Jid nt. tho Nlc]( rrnrl hi~' ComhuRIWI'H, 1L Nlrll{ (Cllurrl NlllhniH or ]i'Jln!.) Hjlli l ol' l V•IB gm1olino tnxoH. A ~~~~n 1 JPr·lday nig-ht n.t the Hl:hortl, The ,TeweH rune1•nl home 'I'LtoHdcty rtl.'- Wodnonday. night fixture at the I convcrt~d Mnuon tn H!jUIII'O clnncr 1 of $2,000,000 Ia act aside fqnn , !!OIIt!<'l'i. will lllll.l't nt. 8:!JO, Both ternnon with bul'inl In Maple Lcglclll Momol'lnl I' LrwHing, Fran!' Dfll{ · ltog-er· 'J'opllfl', ncr,ompnnled by fruit trees rmd lEtlwn care of llnwlnr; In Lansing· nncl Mtwnn. i In of MnHnll, .Joseph S]I[)CJ'H 11 . Mnr, •roplll'l' on the plano will play lawns ond · gardens about town, sandwiched In wllh · tho regular 'nrc ClnrnlluBlnes,.Shlrley Pftcs-~ Pmc~eds will he ".Heel to huy some Saturday, Mny 1fl, li'urnlture 1.<•:· and f!ng-r•r· ·1·opnh plnymg ten- ·new mstruments lor the bnncls. rrmlne Cnrl F. lDn.ton or Lansing-, ~ale, opposite Methodist .churd1 He. Is chn.rgcd with first degree OJ' :mxopltollCH, Cllly Bra~en, Fern_------··~---:------·-··--··---···-·--···----· Jn Stodcbridgc, ' Ow"n anrl John Ernwn the trum· i Simpson the ?nSH drum and Kay mut'del' and unuer Michigan lnw pds, !Jon I~Pdman t.hc cornet, I Curtis the strmg bass. :Monday, May 17, Dairy cows throe psychistrlsts must first ex· Ch:il'lc~ .Jnlmson, Hennnn Bushnell, , .Tim Soper will also piny a .mn sale, 6 mllcrJ south of Monicn on amine him and 1·cport their find· Morrice road. SIIeldnn Eilll1im; '.rnd Mona Shcr-~ l'llll ha solo 111 the third p:n:t of tlw ings to the. coi1rt before the trial wood plrrying il'ombones, .Tim progrnm, Ilah Colby wtll sing Tuesday, Mny 18, John A, Hig cnn pmceed, The dDct.nrs chccl{ing f;npcr· l.i1c '·"nar·e rlt·um, Cnrolyn "Mnn I Love" ily Get'(lhwin. bie, •I miles north of Mason on Eaton were Dr, C, W. 131'Hdfol'd, .Phillips road to Dal'llng road, THE THIRD MILLION FOR Gl:;iGermany ',·.shop. Talk Bert Chalker Dies /mt. O'SUIJLIVAN ;;-·iiOIIU!: through the port city of Bremen ..The ~v.:o millionth pa5k.age HOEGU'S J.:gA VlNG l\IAS0::\1' Do A Better Pai111ting Jobl D G t 'S 11 . has recently been dchvered, The thtrd mtllron are now arnvmg, The William ,r. Bo!!glys are r. er· I'UGc o u tvnn re· i I CARE' 1 1 1 G · h leaving Mason to multo their Cuhin S1nre A ter ort I ness I turned home Monday from the to stoc { . ".s ware lOUSes t Houg 10Ltt crmany agamst t e home in ,East Greenbush, New Moore OUTSIDE WHITE, g.al...... IAII{ f Sh gII I srarr·ow hoHpitnl in Lansing, needs of the wmter. . $5.20 , A log- cabin store constructed h h L! b · CARE f d d 'I k f c1 d · Yorl<, Mr. Bocgly was recently hy cera! Untle1woorl al •12•1 West . . . w er? she n , c•en 81 ~ce April oo an tcxt1 e pac ages, or guarantee ehvery transferred from. tllll rr.rederiek J\tlh will he open for btlsiness with- Bert N. Chnll~cr, 7 ~·. tltcd nt ao w.tth 11 bronchial eondit:on. Her to friends and relatives in Germany, may be ordered for $10 Stcm11s company In Dctrott where Moore FLAT INTERIOR PAINT, gal. . . , . , , . , , , , 40 the Mason Genc1n1 hospttrtl .Mon· ermdtlwn JS much improved nnd h f · h fi . . I . .. - .I he was vice-president to Wmthrop $3.37 llt .• t. ~,ew. ;l,tys. fhe. 21. b~ ...111 day evening. He had entered the ,,he is nble to sit up part of the eac rom t e non-pro t, govemment-approvec otg.amzatiOn .at IStcllrns, Inc., branch at Rcns- hilrirlllln h.rs been hrult ol c~~ ho~pitnl sunday forenoon ami on time, 50 Broad Street, New York. selaer, New Yot·lc East Green- Moore SEMI-GLOSS, gal...... :i.nrl is rlesig:wter "I n we . - < t t' s u • - family spent Saturrlny evening cording to Nelson Hurlburt, Hill. He worked on farms, He was with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mason an ' energetic nnd dependable ' owner, worlccr and was known far and and family of Mason. A'l' v. A. JJOSPI'rAL wide for his ability to huild Albert Campbell is rccetvmg fences. ti·catmcnt at the Veter·ans Admin- I Mr. Chnlker is survived by one istmtion hospital in Dearborn, He brother, Will Challwr of' Mnson. ' entet·cd the hospital May 1. I Funeral services were held nt the Jewett chapel Thursday after- 1fealtll noon with' burial in the Hawley AIIOll'i' A'I'JIJ,E'r.ES FOOT cemetery, Rev. Henry Liddicoat 2127 l'rnminent Dru[~gists / of the Ma'son Methodist church of- Can't Be Wrong . ! ticiatcd. Pallbearers were ncigh- NEWS H<•re's what Stout of Parkers--: bors, Cordie Barker, George Elli !"~·g·, W, Vn., snys, "The, sale of i son, Leslie Hodgson, L, B. Barr rE-OL hns been very pleasmg, One I and Delbert and Lawrence De .. Ucnlth News" is presented ' euslomer said it is the first thing Groft. by )'OUr Doctor or ]lf~dlcln~ 11s n. heu.ltb eca·vlco of the in six years that gave relief." :Michigan State Medical Society IN ON1~ HOUR U. S. Navy cienlists expect soon if not completely pleased. Your 35c to be able to produce temperatures Abdominal Surgery In Infants hack at any drug- store. Locally at within .001 degrees of absolute Ware's Drug Store, In a t·eport presented at the .r~· zero (··159.7 degt·ees Fahrenheit). cent Michigan. Postgraduate Clmt· cal Institute, held for doctors of medicine throughout the state, a noted surgeon who specializes in oporations .On young· children gave. a most encouraging picture of the· outlook for young surget·y patient! today. · • The report made clear that dur· 111£ THRILLING NEW ing the past fifteen years, great pt•ogt·c~s hus been made in the ma DOllBLE-BOWL, DOUBlE·DRAINBOARO jor fidd of nbdominal surg_et·y on children, with a corresponrlmg !·e· duction of ill effects, such as Ill· fection, or fatalities. · · This marl{ed im'ru·ovement is at tributed to four major f11etors. LD --her Goose One ear·lier and more accurate ding~nr,sis has become po~sible. An othet· important factor tA the de· vclopnwnt of n better understand· When she went out to drive ing of the fluid replacement and rei1uirement of these yo~ng P\l· tientR. Right along w1th tins specin li?.ed tnchnicnl kno.wledge has co111e an improvement 111 the re .Obeyed-- all the rules finemer~ts of surgical technique for children. The fourth boon in this fi~ld us in many others; has been I the 'USE' of those great healing And. came home ALIVE • ag;ents, the sulfa d1·ugs, penicillin, uncf stt·eptomycin, Besides these four specific ad vances in the sut·gery itself, the 1·eporting surgeon also mentioned 'Mother Goose was no goose I Wise drivers enjoy living enough to obey the simple th~ importance of having espec\al· driving rules that are made for their safety. The tragedy is that too many are willing' 66aiNCH CABINET Slf4K ly trained pm·sonnel in handhng· youngsters receiving operations. to take chances just to save a few second.s. Result-93 killed-3,300 injured every day • 3 Storage Compartments' • Por~elain Enameled Tops • lie pointed out that anesthesia is • 2 Regular Drawers · • Doubltt-Acting Spring Hinges. 11 spel'ial pt·ohlem in childt·en, for of the year. . · · • 2 Concealttd Drawers • Rustproofttd Throughout instunct•, nnd should be handled by one trained or expel'ienced in thut You should know the rules of the road; if you don't. learn' them. Behind the wheel, Merchandise described above is on display and sold at our Ash pat·ticulat' b I' u n c h. Likewise it street store. tnkes special trnining to be cap. remember them-r·espect them, and the chances are you'll drive fre€) from accidents. able of supplying intravenous : fluids, blood, and plasma to a new· Ignore them and you gamble with preciqus lives-including }'OU~ own!, · born when needed. In general, this surgeon main· ' tnined, mueh of the improved re· ,Dart &. Cady ' suits in infant 'surgery can nlso be ; credited to the interest and coop· ! eration of the pcdint1·icians-those SPEND ONDS Two Stores to Serve You i doc to r s of medicine especiully 141 W. Ash 360 S. Jefferson trained to h11ndle 11nd treat young Phone 23111 Phone 4311 !children. ' LIVES .~lrl1~J! --~~------INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICH!OAN, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1018 • !wed Jn May 1 Ceremony ,Jtwt returned from their wed i&oclaf 6vents anJ Pehonab ding trip through nm'Lhern Mlchl gltn at•o tho formm• Alotn M. Pt•!ngle and Arthlll' R, Pct.crson, ._/ _W_a_re_'s G BAP~J'IS'J' OHOUP ELillC'l'S Keitha Mills Feted who were mEmlcd Snturlunclay. vis- spenkcr, Mrs. L, R. White, told of C · ~:Ill. · ~~!~.ers wore a corsage of white i entertained at. 'a potluck dinner J{odall !JUA-FLJ(X ...... $! J:ir. :UJJ'(] F. c. Kutt nnd daughter, ltlng then· daughter and SISter, t!JC relationship bel ween mothers / omJ n g ;' A reception followed at the Satmday evenmg Mr. and Mrs. Mr~. ~ ~,1 Flu.sh Attaehnumt ...... $2.ii0 ,Carol, of Lnn~mg. In the after- Joan Davis. and daughters. Caroline Brown and.; Events ., ~. home of toe bride's parents tor tuoJ Frank Guernoro, Mr. and Mrs. nann, 1k's. Walters' son, .Joy Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Carmody anrl /Mary Ann F'recler·ick renclered vo- , immediate friends and family of Harold Haase. and Mr. and Mrs. Ansris Caltrider kG=~'f:;•;:;:,,.,,:;,,,,,,.,, •...,,,w,·'"="'"''''"'"'·'~ the newlyweds. A three-tiered Russel.! ~Iu!1tmgto?. Cardst were $iHg called ."t the Waltct·s' home. Day with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bar- played several numbers on the pi- ~,\~US~ wedding cake centered the bride's the e~oenmgs entcttalnmen: All Sizes- Verichrome and Color .also Mr·. Walter.s, who geon and family. Mrs. Carmody ann. table. Mr: and Mrs .. R. J. Hamlin ~i'h~y Vl~lted e~- Film Buy a supply for the senior ,trip ,)lfas 111 l.l!e hospitFLI. fane! Mrs. Bcrgcon nrc sisters. Mrs. .Tulia Spink, the oldest For goi'ng away, the bride choee tertamed. at dmn. er on Mothers t t M D Memo Column is dP- ·' D M d M H d B n mo her pres en ' and rs. on Tlti~ a teal suit with gray and pink ac- ay .l, an Is. owar ~ - ~·------· slgone,l primarily for the list· cessorles. The couple arc making nett,. Mr. and M1·s. John Hamhn, ing of public events and meet- their home In Fowlervlllc. Lcome Hamhn and Ecln~ Hamhn. Anna Lee Troxell lngs of cl\·lc organlza.tlotns, Out-of-town guests were pres- Mr. and Mr~. Earl N1hart and Courtley 1'hcrc Is no dllLrge for listings. ent from Detroit Lansing Ann farntly of Lansmg were guests of To Receive Degree Organization oll'iecrs are ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Frunk Hazelton over 1\.ftcr-Shave Lotion aslwJI to have the listings in Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Hunter. the week end, $1.00 '- $2.50 Mr. and Mrs. Roland Troxell at-, the hands of the dub editor of entertained their son-in-law and I Mrs. lTIIla Hunt and JoAnn were tended baccalaureate services for Nm J1ngham County News by daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Robert! Mother's Day guests of her moth· Cologne the senior nursing class of St. I Tuesday. Notices flf stJ•Ictly Squires of Eaton Rapids, Mother's, er, Mrs, Anna Glaser of .Ann Ar- $1.00- $2:50 Vincent's hospital in St. Vincent's comm.,relal ventures can not Day, 1 bm·. ]Tiel Hunt spent the we~k end chapel at Toledo, 0\!lo, on Sun- he used. Miss Marion Rathbone was a i in Jaclrson with his brother and Sets clay. Their daughter, Anna Lee Thursday night dinner guest of: sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Don-' $2.00 - $15 Tmxcll, is a member of the THTJRSDAY, MAY 13 Judy Jewett, daughter of Mr. and; aid Hunt. graduating class. Fr. Harrigan', Townsend Clu!J No. 1, Mr. and Mr's. Richard C. Jewett. Miss : Mrs.· Mildred McDonald was a principal of Central high school, Mrs. Frank Robmson, North Rog· Rathbone Is Judy's teacher. 1, Mother's Day guest of Mr. and gave the address. ers street. : F'rlclay evening dinner guests of Mrs. El!~in Ellsworth.. · . 1 Ou1' Suggestions for the Job o1· ,College-Bound Grad Several social affairs, honoring! D: A. ':'· Auxiliary, Legion Me· Mr. and Mrs. Donald H. Vander- 1 Mrs. mthel Bt'Owne ar.d Mrs. the graduating class, have been, marla! ~mlding, . Veen, Jr., were Mr. and Mrs. I Charles Clipper ontcrta.incd Mrs. Shopping Around at .War~'s held tho past two weeks. on Tues- 1 Aureltus PTA, Aurclms school. Frank Weir and Mrs. Robert Dun- I Charles Browne at dinner Mother's I Cnsturne Jewelry Hosiet·y day evening, April 27, the gray!' FR(DAY, MAY 14 . lap of Detroit, I Day. FOR HER I,ingeric FOR HIM Blouses nuns entertained the seniors at Methodist W. S. C. S., evcmng ------,.------lJrcsse!iJ 1 Elgin American Com· Sllai·fs, ~Ill(, r:tyon dinner at the Concourse Grill. The meeting, Methodist church, enter- Billfolds ...... $2 .00 to $1 0 Glo\'ns, fabric, leathm· Handbags junior a{ld senior banquet was held tain women of neighboring_ Mn· • pacts U<>bes Monday evening, May 3, at the son churches. ,. Argus "Minca" ...... $9.95 1 Jillfolds Toledo club. The class was feted 1 Past Noble Grand association of, Parker and Sheaffer by the alumni on Monday eve~ing, I Ing-ham county, Howell and Fow FREDERICS NEW ·Colognes and Perfumes May 10, at a semi-formal dmner lervillc at Fowlerville, Pens and PI,Al"''EX PANTIE GIRDLES Sets ...... to FIRST dance at the Toledo Woman's 1 Kamera Klickcrs Klub, Hall Richard Hudnut Com- $6. 75 $2'2 And the short pantie girdle with· club, James Kenny of Toledo wasj Memorial lihrary, 8 p. m. LOVE- LEE CURL pacts out garters, which Playtex de M1~s Troxell's guest. The g1rls I . Ronson Lighters .... $6~50 IN signed for slacks, sizes extra w. ei'C presented gifts at each . Band cancer~. Mason high school, Waves You1· Hair With Parker 51 Demi Sets Old Spice Shave 4 small to large, Ievent, IJUnior and semor bands. CYSTINE Lotion ...... $1.00 MASON . . . Patriotic club, Mrs, Charles Eastman Folding Camera lji3.iJO to ifi8.!J8 I, GraduatiOn exerc1ses Will be Rich, 5128 West Columbia road, CYSTINE ls the \'ital subst.an"C Amity Shave --..., 6 nature uses to Jlr•Hliwe natur:Li .._·~.~·?»" ~tair. It tnol< FJ'C!lcries' fam·ous labor- SATURDAY, MAY 15 ) atorles t·hl""" dcc;ules to find IL wa,y Gibson Presbyterians Plan I Ingham County Pamona Grange, I to extmwt thiR r•are substanee from i evening meeting at the Wheat '- ,.,~ hair itsr.ll' and 11se It in pcnnanent . field Grange hall, · if'" mwlng. But it was wort.h the effort Ml LLS STORE Family Night Supper Graduation Cards 5c to SOc ! Presbyterian rummage sale at bnea(Jso now your finis•!wd tJCrmanent L. J. Adams & Son I the church. loo!(s ,and acts lilm natural curly The Women's association of the 'j SUNDAY, MAY 16 1 hair. Mason Presbyterian church is to Mason seniors leave on trip to hold its semi-annual runuiiage sale 1 Niagarfl Falls. BEAUTY SHOl' in the church basement Saturday,' MONDAY, MAY 17 ELITE May 15, beginning at nine o'cloclcl' Mason College club, annual May Ruby Cnmphcll, Owner Mrs. F. ,J. Kellogg and Mrs. c. L. dinner at Robbins church, 6:30. Ruth l)ca·thnP"r. Tue•du.y & Thursday appolntJneut!l .I -115 S. Jcffcnon Phone· 22331 Bashford co-chairmen of the pro-, Blue Star Mothers, Mrs. Maude: l~::;:;;:;:j;;:;;:;;::s;::;;:;::::;:::::;::::;:::::;:;;:;:::::;;;::;;:;;::;;:~=::::=::::=:;::::;::::;::::;;:;;:;;:;;;::::;::::;::::.:!l jcct, have asked that rummage be I Maclam, 122 East Cherry street, Graduation Gifts taken to the church on Thursday: 8 p. m. , or Friqay. , f Maccabees, regular meeting, 8 Thursday evening at 6:30 a fam- · p. m. . . ily night supper will be held in the I Ru:al Clghth grade graduatton To Voice church parlors, with a committee 1 exercises, Mason. from circle three in charge of the I TUESDAY, MAY 18 CORSAGES- BOUQUETS supper arrangements, The pro- Catholic Woman's club, Mrs, gram has been.planncd by a group Donald VanderVeen, Jr., 508 West Your Best Wishes from Circle 1, and in keeping with Columbia St., 8 p. m. For the observance of May as "Fam- Hattie A. Ford Past Matron's liy Month" in the church, prizes club, Mrs. A. F. Ziclcgraf, 413 East COLGATE lr. fl~t will be given to tho family having Oak street. Graduation Activities the largest number present, to the Circle No. 1, Presbyterian, DENTAL CREAM 41~ Handsome Watches By Gruen Individual attention given to each order oldest father and mother present 1 church, Mrs. D. R, Lcthbriclge, 131 ,'• i 1.1·ith some of their family and to : East Oak street, one o.'clock COLGATE tho parents bringing the youngest luncheon, Styles for SHAVE CREAM child. 1 Circle No. 2, Presbyterian Men and Women in connection with the family church, Mrs Bernard PlallrJrJlrtry subject, Much Obliger' Dcm I Monday, Mny 3, to Mr. nnd Mrs. "CCIIO OJ! til' ·t•t"'' A \Vi"lilg J M I, tl I t hundred and fourteen I"UJ'e lll'e'i111 l'nmtm aqnro! cwa. . C'• wn~·tt Ill M JO r nfler1ng will '"' hli«'n for tlw new yo'll' 111Ccn<'rat election will be F'rl· OH, n a ucy on H cw•ucs P Hcrbort Klclhorn of Williams on well whci'C guests made wiAhes Pr·oeeeds fmm •• llffnh• will go for the afl'air, Mrs. llnrlcy Ul'OfiChiL •'ncr11 a MP 11 nn Y \" 10 10 l'lllli'R, rln~ · ~rnl;lg · tho home. Circle 1 will meet ut; at the St. Lawrence hospital in with pmmlr.s was on mw 'lid~ of 1 into llw cinrrch b~;llrllng fund was genom! ehnlrlllnn. Commit- I omergcJH:y treatment,11 11 0 ' the home of Mrs. D. n, Lethbridge Lansing, the 'I'OOill' Ro II 'Oi 1 n" I. r, I ,, .. ,, . toe chah'llllln WOI'e Mrn, Denton MrH. Mlllll'l liJnniH entoror! the 'l'lw !lf'llgl'fllll lwlng· prcpnrl'rl hy Invitations for the junior-senior 'l'uoadny, May 18, with n luncheon 1 Mr. nnd Mrs, Lcwta Wild or ~wunming' t~ g ,; 81 we 1- , lDclclmrt fH'O!il'lllll' Mr·a hldwrtrrl Mnann Gr•1wrnl horrpl!rtl rnr ohscr- Ml'H. Millnrd l'lliH hnspti t tho jutst• wr•clt lnclndo 1 " "'" '" ' ' '" ""' "'' "p "' M ,... ftern 000 of '"" ''"'- "'"''' "' Lh" "'""'""· ' A ""''""' 0"" ''""'"' '" ,,.,, '""" '·' "' '"" I 0 0 l .,.," ""''"'' M '" M""11 l"" H"',,. M>·• Ro' ""'- lllr:lmrd Rn!llrrs, MI'H. IC R ltob· wlrll'''""""'"' mothers "11t tlw Legion Mcm-1 Dlviston1J ~ niHi a,~;;; mrrt T1ws- Mt•s, Qnylot·d Dwightw"" """' of '"Onondaga "'· hall, 'rhc tables ~wore Jllill'cd he-~ nor s t er s ",.,,,r•omnuttce "" W'ts"""" her\licrt "" by 'ceor 'C ~cf cercmomos. Dtlrlng the cuet of iJ,~;s 11 ~ ~ 1 r 0 wit~ bou- ·was toastmistress. A toast I'J•om ILi , • • and i•;Urcl Nil'lwls 1'lll'lllsllcd the 1 the pt'Dgrnm. unl or Dansville on Monday, May fotupnrt of tho evening, Ml'H, Don I , 8 , lift ' 1 , 1 c: indlvtdnally! great grandmother· was given by I Mr, nne! 1\rr·s. Kenneth Dysert I Mrs. Oscar VnnJtcelund will be 3 . Densmore plrryod several plano Wlltppcc1 g s fO! t 1le mothers. 1 Mrs )11·trlll" rc t;" < h , , mu~lc 0 11 10 0 · Alb t Ad t llo"te• t 1 • be s of "'I· 1 ' · . selecttc 1 b, .. 1 tl , 1 Following- the dinner Mrs Al·l ' ' " · 1111111 ,, 1111 1 c 1 wc:we MothCl''R DHy dinner guests TIH• nnnual CHUC'liH Wllll helrl er a 8mS 0 ",. "s, en; r "' '> Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Hnrrtaon ~a 111~' mc~l CIS n 1t. fred Forchc lntrodt;ccd .Mrs, gt•cat g'I'Unddaughlcr, .TllllC DnviH, of hm• pru·enls, Mr. nne! Mr•s. Rou- l•'llduy llllll'nint-: fi,,Remhly was on ,rhmsd~,Y cvomng, Mlly 20. at ore the pnrPnls ot a (aaughtcr,: nudwncc wetc aslcocl to identify: Fr'rrnl! Guc't'l'lcro who acted ns: responded With 11 poem. A tonal hun Tlunltct' of Stocl,bt'iclgc, ellcalled' l lo rmil•r by Llll' mayor·, I Attend Girls StateM81~" ciGo,cl,,d .,lleK\;111 •dbe aMsslstccd br'f Mary Allee, born at. the Mnsdl) , ltlhcl sorngs whtllch hlncllthe ltllluncl•stlor i tnastmlstrcr;s, M~·s. s,tm Cotton from a grnnrlmothcr was given by 0 I ·lr·" JrJilll"r•tl' Nol111.1lalJnJ1" "· 01 or on cnnc y, rs. · · General ho•Jplt-Lt on 'rll'rrsday May ve 8 men one< n 1c e. · · M Mrs Fred Fan son Ml'" ··v ,, '' " ' " ' " 1· t ' II' · C A J:i' • I · d ' ' ' ' ' P ·· • · 1 J t Jl , , o.u(/ rs, Russo I Robbiml led ' ' • "· v • ''· Wt'l'l' Ofll'lled for· nwym· and tlwsc I Alberta AdamH, daughter or Mr. I HtJl • .ts, · · rnz et nn 6. I uzcs weJe awaHcc 0 10 l~~ gruup singing A 1hi h school trio Townsend gave /l lmtst to tho lllllllilMtcd wc1c .A.tlll Gilchr·tst, nncll\fJn, Ralph AH!· answers composed of 'ctmrle~ rrnd Robert daughters and Marilyn Dolbr•c 1'1'· Bob Lyons, .11111 Soper rLild .fno' Cit •rucsclny cvr'ning by the Ameri-j tl~e sluuy ~. dcvo.tional ~crJocw ~nnouncc the birth of n snn; Dav- correct. I l'lZea frll' the ~~~!til' wcm Lyons' and Donrrlcl "Knt' ht, sang, sponclcd .with rt t01tst to thr• mnth ,Johnsun. 'J lwsl' nominltlerl for can Legion Auxiliary unit commit- rtl~ to ~e :Mts, llruold Neat and td Wll!Jum, on F'rirlay, Mny 7, al donat~\nri voted for· llldermon, Candi-1 selected' by Amet·ican" Legion auxil· forbe guestsCht·lstlnn nf these.rvice Women's Of th, eSociety Meth- ~ P'l , ·ICJers ' Ml'S.'or·che Lawrence were Mrs. Barton Wrryne Mrs. Bullen,, Lynn' society. ,rhe bcncdtcllon· . ·was ' ·gl\'l'n' s nn, hy Chtrll Ilougltton'M I g rl mage to I . . . 1 datesI lor· alrlcrmen 1In the1 seventh. iary gmups to participate in the § ['Installed Morlday Bullen and Mrs. Smith, I' by Mrs. V'Crnon Lcgg, f Orclwsti'!L grn.c e are .;.usan • ore 1 , CITY' wee 1c 1ong program. 0 nc repre- 1 I d "' Hnrl~n . ,,,, ,, , e G od1st church Fnduy evening, Ma j Co1·sagcs WCJ'c Jll'csc tcd to Ml',"," I SA'l'URIJAY, Wr:kly, Pally Sowonl,.l~l'fl.z Boyne, flr.ntalive from each orgnnlza.tlon 1> • F' f s t ' IDavis nne! Mrs. Lcgg, 11 The other·a Jimmy Clarl! and .In Ann Walker·; is solucted who Is il junior in high 'I' "' • I 111 a ur ay At Annual Banquet Organizations appearing on the progmm were MAY 15 eighth grndc, Keith Douglas,. Phi- school and who is considered to be E • Cl b given bowls of pott,,d pans10s. j !J p. m. to l :riO a: m. lip Pnl'isian, Lowell McKenzie, an outstanding girl in the local xtcnsJo_ n u I Mrrson had il l~rge delcga,tiQn in 'fh~ hm.nc eeon,omics room of I Ingham County Pomona Grange i Guests were present from Roynl .Joanne Ta!Juchl1 .. · men t so. tl 1[1.I ll wy may h aYe a b e t- monthheld the at ftrstthe homeTuesdrry of Mrs of Keiththe I U em S Rfather tl b vice-president; t I . Miss Marian . I t. . West. ' \laicr Jon Lad' ' Jes A'd1 SO· Dance t~r basis for sclectin~ professions Redma~ from 8 to io o'clock Mrs.! The annual banq_uct of the Ing- M~ 1 ~eb .~aci~er ~~oe-~re~~~~; : CJe.ty is to meet a~ the h?mc of chrecteclP lowarcl happier und more Lena Piper and Mrs. Katherine 1 hum county council M the PTA M1,8 · P.o bet t B 11 1g ' stectc .1 Y: M1s, Letha Wells ot Sandhill road OPEN 24 HOURS 0 11 .May.26 rosperous' lives · / Pmgle· WJI!· have charge of the pro ·. was held in Okemos • Wednesday ' Mrts, Herbe• er t H11 en, rcasm·!' ct' nn Thursday ' May 20 ' 1 . Alb.erta is 17 and a jun~or at Mn- mm. • i with 250 in a.ttenduncc: . ~· . .' owe, pat Iam~n: The Maccn.becs will hold their son hwh school In aclrhtwn to be-l g I The toasln1aster for the ovemng tarlan, MrB. H. J, Bal tlcy, hls regula1· meetrng Monday May 17 American Legion Bldg. : " · · · At the close of the afternoon re. torian · and Mrs Ruehl Kruse and · · · · ' tngI an honor student at school, , freshments wcr·e served hy 'the I was Sam Street Hughes of Lan- R •Ad d.. t . at crght o'clocl< m tho lodge hall. Mason, Mich. 1 11 1 s 10 IS· · ac t·lVC m· yo u ng . people's .' hostess assisted by· Mrs. Hartwell · s Ing. 0 n tllC program was f en t u r c d aTil P b ams,. e egat' es, . , • The Blue S·tr' Mo•t . "1 e rs me· t,o CHICKEN and STEAK DINNERS on SUNDAYS work in the Prcsbytcnan church. and M;s Esth0l' Mend c. William Otto of the Lansing 0 usmess mee mg was con meet Monday evcnmg, May 17, at , Music by Last year's repr~sentativc wns .. •' * *· • f Chamber of Commerce who gave due ted by John L~mont. A 1ep?rt tha home of Mrs. Maude Maclam, Rathburn, daug-hter' Of Mr. Mrs Charles Porltin., of Holt' a trrll\ on "Not Good If Detached." . hf Jhc l122 East C!liorry at eight o'cloclt Niclt and His Glol'i~. 1 ~·, T.c~· ~ate, ~~n~~ntlor; and Mrs. Frank Rathburn. spent 'Mother's Day her son.l A German band composed of six· g m a:y. ' Yb for a potluck luncheon. 1 ~ith 3 Pn .' , ~n~, CORN HUSKERS * * * 1 • ht . M. · high school students from Holt ' was gt~cn Y 10 mcomm, The Ph1lathea class of the Bap- Mrs, Rhoda Sachtleben of Grand ~-Ia; a;t~a(~~~~n c~~ t~·o a~~e;;'f~~ played sevc.l'al sclcction,g. The in·: pre~~dent, Mrr ~or~nl~m. J,hc em~-~~ ti'1t church will meet with :Mrs. Catering lo Special Parties On tiw air cwnr~· 8u.trml·a,v at 21 1 Ra.pir.ls is visiting at the home of I M;·s Perkins \;,a; a g-1w~t of her vocation was read by Rev, Vernon I ~'cr :o~ wB1.s 1 ~.'._1 a !0 en ana 1 Ralph Hall, May at a pollucl! · ti:311 p. ·Ill., !JJO ''"·• l~tatlon her cousin, Mt:s. Elsie Bnt•tlctt, for' mother Mrs. Ida Wallcer and her T. Smith of the Holt Presbyterian I 10 Ill t~y b'Y·. . t· luncheon at 12:30. .r W. F.·]), l'. ;ft a few clays thiS week I • ' " ' I' church r . er e llSlllCSS. moe mg, All reservatwns for the College I 1 Sister, Mrs. Fay VunAn. · . danc:ng was the diverswn of tho b M · Reservations accepted up to 25 persons I>A\'JCE I Mr. and Mrs. John McCook and Mrs I F Adams and daughter 1 Installntion of officers also took 11 1 'th G M ti I clu ay dmmr to be held at the '------~------..J EVERY'SATUHDAY hnby of Eli?.nhethtown, Kentucky, 1 Kathryn; w~rc guests from Sunday plac~ n't this time. The outgoing ~~~ ~:;s ;"~nd H;,?~g;ox1 ~~ It~~~ Robbins _church May 17, . at 6:30 ... arrived Sunday. for .. a. two-wee!{' to Friday at the home of Mr and president, Mrs. Ruehl Kruse, was I id' lh01 . • 'P I must. be m by Fr1day evemng, May 1------:------.I visit w~th her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Adams. · 1 prcse.nted with a. li~en .lunch~on v mg e m:~s 1 ~; • 1•1. Call Mason 2244~ before Frl- J ~ · ------! Mrs. V1ctor Vcrcruysse. 1 Sunday evening guests at the set from the group. rhe mcommg I 1clay for your .rescrvatwns. . ~ I home of Mr and Mrs Charles president was Stanley D. Forbes H b Kamera Kl1ckers Klub w•ll meet 1 M 4 (j N I , ------i Rich were M;·. and Mrs: Herman of Everett high school, Lansing. - U CWS, at the Hall .Memorial libmry at 8 1 1· Rich. / The new officers were installed by The first meeting Of the GcJ·man ~'elock,, ~r1day, May 11. The ~,~'(! ~~~ n Mr. and Mrs. Perry Jackson are, M1·s .. Howard Grcwe~t o.f Lansjng. Foods and Crrnning club was held , spe~l!CJ will be Mr. ~ryan, n pho· • Genu~ne Chevrolet I now residing at 445 West Maple She ts dtrector of Drstr1et No. 3. at the home of Ardith and Berna· togtaphcr flom the State Journ~l. street in the apartments of Steven Among the guests Mrs. dine Shaw on Tuesday, Mny . The W._ S. C. S. the Mcthodtst ~as 1 ~f Jareclti. Marjorie Ludlum: first Vlce-presJ· There was a discussion on project church w•ll cntcrtam ~h~ women of I Mr. and Mrs. James R Hughes dent of the Mtchtgan Congress of requirements. Officers elected weJ'c . the local church soe10~1es Frif]ay Direct Toine Radio spent the week end in East Tawas the PTA. Mason guests were Mrs. as follows: President, Ardith Shaw; f eve~mg, May 11, at 8 o cl?cl<. M1ss I' with her sister, Mrs. J. D. Ber-. Kruse nnd her husband, Ruehl vice-president, Darlene Flslc; sec- Louwe . ~ellcnbergcr w111 ~al~!. Igeon. Their niece, Mrs. Jeanne I Kruse, Mr. und Mrs. John Lamont retary, Judy Heathman; trcnsurcr, 1 Mrs. M1Idr e.rl Bo.urcr will entm tam Only ' 9 5 Antenna Included Bergeon returned home with them. Mrs. Kenneth F'ortmrrn, pres,· Ledn Shirey; reporter Delores wJ,th solos. . • Installation Adclltional ~nd 1 whi~thn~ $ S 4 fm• n few days. /!dent of the Mason P.TA. · Heathman. Norma Eifert, Berna-~ rhe Methodist church wtll have I Polly Diamond, cinughtcr of Mr. * • ·' . dine Shaw and Donna Voss nrc a rummage sale nt the councll an? Mrs. Gerald Diamo~d, sp~nt I Dann Rathburn, daughter of Mr. junior leaders, with Mrs. Stanley '.ooms on .satm.day, May. 22. Goo~s Frtday and Saturday w1th Mtss and Mrs. F'rn~k Rathburn, IS til Voss and Mrs. Orville Shaw as ad· for the s,tl; ut e to be m hy Frl· I Mary Hawley at the home of Mrs., at her home wrth the mumps. visors. Refreshments were served d.aJ', May .1. Anyone hnvmg ar· ! Myrtle Sanford at Lansing, 1 Mr. and Mrs. RalJ>h Gly~n spent at the close of the mccl.ing, llelcs fot· the sale rna;; c_all Mrs. I Mr. und Mrs, .John Shepard and I t?e woe){ end at Clare wtth r?la· The girls of the Childs com- C. R. Beebe and she w11l piCk them sons, and Mrs. Hnttte Freeland t1~es. On Sunday they vlstted munity held their· second meeting up, . , I·visited relative., in Detroit Sunday. I frwnds at Coleman. . at the home of the leader, :rvirs. The IIatllc A. F nrd Past Matrons The Shop!lt~ds attcndcrl the organ J Mr. and Mrs. Thornas Royston Patricia Townsend on Saturdrry club w.llJ :J~e~l.at the home of Mrs. , concert g1vcn by Dr. Cyr11 Barker 1were week end guests of her fa- afternoon, May B. Projects were Arthur Zrcltgraf on Tuesday ufter- at the Detroit institute of art in Ithor and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Al· discussed and project boolts were noon, May 18. . " 1 the afternoon. bert Gephart. given out. Twelve memhers were Mrs. _Char~cs Rrch, :'128 West Mr. 1tnd Mrs. Alfred Forche en· Mr. and Mrs. John Porte of Lan: present for the meeting. Columbia, \~111_ enlertam members ~ tcrtaincrl at a dinner Sunday in i sing entertained Mrs, Bertha • * * of the Patnot10 club Friday, May , honor of her mother, Mrs. L. R. I Schlnclt for the Mother's Day week Mrs. Francis c. Blcichet· of 115, at a one o'cl~clc dinner. i White. Guests were her hushrrnd,l end, . Lansing attended the silver an·· : ~he last ,;neetmg of the Aure- 1 L, R. White, Mr. and Mrs. Charles' Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Oesterle and niversary of her graduating class lms PTA Wl,l be held nt the schoo.t ' White and daughter, Mary Pat, M I' Charles spent the week end in Ro-. at st. Mary's Academy ut llfonroe, on Thursday, !\fa~ 13, u_ t 8 P: m. IDetroit and Mrs. Doyle Spring moo with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Saturday, She is the former Mary M_r. Ward of Lcshe, a mag1c1an and Michrrcl from Lansing. Mrs. 1 TeaL .. Elizabeth Parkhurst of Mason, wtll , be featured on the program. Forche and Robert returned to 1 Mr, and Mrs. Donald Curry vis· Mr, and Mrs, c. J. Perr·in nnd Mustc wtll also he Included ?n the Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Charles. ited friends in Belleville orr·· Sun· Mr. and Mrs. Segar s. Childs spent program, Refreshments Will . be I White to spend rr few days. They, day, · .. Sunday at the Perrin cottage at server! nt the close of the meetmg, . returned to Mason on the Stream-~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rich spent Pleasant lake. Townsend club No. 1 IS to meet liner Tuesday. Mother's Day with her parents, Sunday guests at the home of at tl_le home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank I Mrs, Iva James drove to Owosso Mr. and Mrs. David Bennett. Mrs. Lennah Pock were Mr. and I1 Rob~nson , on North Rogers street 1 Saturday rrnd spent Mother's Day/ Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Parkhurst M:·s. Philctus Peck rrncl children, Int 01ght o clo~k Thu~sdny, Mny 13. ' with her daughter, Mrs, Walter· were Mother's Day ~tUcsts of Mr. IPhyllis, Nancy and Robert and •· ·~ I Courtier, Mr. Courtier and chit•/ nnd Mrs. Francis Ble1cher of Lan- Mrs. H. D. Knickerbocker, all from Tom Schaeffer, so.n of Mr. and dren, 1 sing. Lansing. Mrs. Schuefrer, spent the 1 Rober~ 1 Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Oesterle and I Harvey Bennett ·spent Sunday Mr. rrnd Mrs. Herman Rich were / week end w1th Hugh Collar. Hugh I Mrs. Arthur Cullen spent Moth- at St. Johns visiting· Miss Pat IMother's Day guests of their son- 1s the son of Mr. and Mrs. Burlyn , er's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Walter· Karber. · lln·law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Coll~r. the ranges you've waited lor- Cullen. Herman Riggs of Stoclansh, on· ON Surateaux. Muench 2nd Mrs. Palmer are Ris· end at Indian River with her par- tettame~ then son·t~·law and Mrs. W. S. · R;oot returned to tors. On Sunday they were all din. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Townsend. dnugh~et, Mr. and M1 s, T~eo L . . ~ason Sunday mght after spend- ·ner guests of Mrs. M. s. Gerred She made the trip by plane with Barket,, and fumlly of Lansmg ?,n . mg the winter at L'_lke Worth, Fla. and famii,V- at J;.ansing. Other Riehrrrd ~Aldet·man as the pilot. Mothers Day. ~Ail\ ' l':======:;::;::;::;::;::i:::;::;::;::;::::;::;:=:;::;::;:=:;::;::;:======:::;liONID flULI{Y PT.,OW fnl' ani~. Ono! JN'f'IDnN A'l'JONAL li'urmnll. ll'IW· 'I.------.., 2-hm'Ho oultivnto" and dump 1 !rlt', N, Wind ·lfi 1\nyH, for mtle or l'CLI!O, 'Mrij, N, Hcnllt•ix, EWilT'H l'Oftd, ·will li'IHio fOI' nnttle. AIHo MW 'l'llil'll honae on tho r•lght aithJ fr•om , In Lm·na i.lnnnl O::H nrehu r•c! tnw Mcrhllnn rond, Houtn a, LeHIIo, I lm•, novur· )loon urtod, $1000, nnri 20w1p · Alli~·Chnlmora B 1.1J.IO wllh nulti· ~------·------~ · vulrlt', QBm·g-o Wl'ight, fir·Hi. rnrm DUI\OC .J.(!JRSIDY 130AEt for· Hrll~, I nor•lh of CILV11l111Uf{h rood on Vu.n illllgii:Jle for rugi~rt:rntlon. RuH-: Attrt rontl. Phone UlllHing 870:lll, ant Ads acll Hinc, phono Danl!vlllo 20:12, 1 20w:lp' RA 1'ES :-Advcr!isemenls in this department: 30 cents for 30 woa•ds Ol' lese 1210 Dnl1in r•orLri, · \ 20w2p ------for ench insertion. For rnm·e than 30 wm·cls, one cent a word for each inscr· -- - ·--·------'------1 nr_,ACKHA WK COllN PLAN'rnm DAY OIDLDING for Rlllo or• tr•rHie I with l'nrtllizcr• uliHellllrullt l'ot• tion. Advertising may be mniled or telephoned. Dial Mason 9011. for anything T can uae, 8 ycorll aalo, or·ville Shaw, r,~ milo nor·th, old. Bald face, •I Wl1lte !ugH, would on, mvnry r·ond off m. Holt road, moltc 11 good saddle horse .. Atsn a Phone MuHon 26G80, 20wlp; U:::======:;=;G~O;mO~D~~Y7o~u1.~N~G~ work maru fm• . . , •I yeru• old coiL, unrl l good WOI'It Hlt)e, 1700-1800 lhs, F. E. Ji'og·le ' ll-HOLJU GRAIN DRILT~ for snle. mrtr'u, W, ,1, Bia:JCII, thit·d hounc BIDET AND RICAN lant- tho dozen or fiat. Carroll Gardens, SIX upholstct•ca uining room 20wl p geldings ~tylish riders and GOOD SEVEN foot double trac- u;g or where an early cm·n rs de South Lansing and South streets, chairs and round table, $35. ______l drivers. 'Chal'!es York, 5269_ West I tor disc, $150. Apply at Bonnie sr:cd. F. m. Fogle and Son, ~ ! Holt l'Oad 2 miles west of Holt View Golf Comsc, 1 mrlc south mrles north of M.ason on Okcmo~ phone 4711. 20w1 Harry 0. Johnson, 308 Center' FULL SIZE it·on bed wilh coil I Phone Holt 2916. 20wS of Columbia on M-99. 20wlp road. Phone Lansmg 87175. 9wtf ______street, Ma.son. Phone Mason springs, in c:~con- DeKallJ Hyb--l'l'cl Seecl Household Goods OIL BURNER for sale, will heat Phone 2-4171 I d bl d' $65 d bb t' c1 dillon. Earl Jones, fifth house west C 4 or 5 rooms. Also child's tri 'PiANo ~-;-;cl ben;;-h-io~:-sni~.-~~~~-~~): ou e. rsc, • • goo ru er lt'C of Aurelius Center. Phone Amclius orn f s I cycle, small size. Clyde Faber, or a e Bluclt walnut piano, Phone Stocl fertilizer spreader, with rubber box. All tools in good condition. 4 'mile~ cast of Mason on M-36, , , , W A • Itires, nearly now. Charles Staf· Lee Rathbone, 6 miles north of comer of Diamond road. Phone BOT'LLED. GA!;, Pytofax gas. c G. E. ELECTRIC range for sale .m Iford, East Frost road, Webberville. 1 'Mason on the Okemos road and % 5G9l. 20wlp dchvcr m 100-lb. tanlts. Non-~ good condition, .$61i. Terms, Jew- ! Ph W bb '11 F 12 t th S dl 'II 1 ------pmson~us, ]~otter th~n natural gas. ctt Appliance Co., 130 W. Ash,, one c ervr e 63- '. . mile ens on c an 11 roac. CHIPPEWA SEED POTATOES Immedratc installation servtce on IMason, phone 5511. 20w1 1 20w2p Phone Lansing 87g66. 20w1p f lc AI t 'any approved gas range. See us 2 r' GOSLIN-GS for sale. Hutcl~;-;;-om- TWO YOUNG BULLS- for sale or SD; • so · :s ory .?ramry, hcfore you buy and malte arrange- PREMIER G E sweepers special 1 , ing off .ev9ry week Place your One Guernsey, 1% years old; 1 Johnl8x30 Damols wtt.h lx•l Poutc Sldtng, 1 ~nlonwlutc Rapprnc. 1 mcnts for a hool<·U[J, Jewett Ap·l close-out ;ale' because 'we ore 1 I ore er now. Carl Bicker t , 2 51 Noble Holstein, 1 year old. A. Alexa, 4909 1·ds Pl1onc G40S·' ~ Eaton' =•f>""l'cls ~ - nlJance'' Co '' 130 W. Ash, phone overstocl ever seen. The giant Freeze Cbe5t opnce than .1111 ordinary refrigcr· 500_chick capacity, used one years old, welt br·-· .... / '·· / INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 13,.1943 ------I ------Seven 1 COMPLID'l'ID OARAom OCjUipmont,, wonK BENCH Cor m:tld, 6 tt. long, 0 f s· I 1811· Acnms on hlnclclnp l'OIHl, ncnr ll-ROOM rrousm, centrally lo- Sll)PTIC TANlJNT W0 fnl 0 1'1 """, woll'", Lo•ll" a 8,'8. 2llw I P A.i G ., ",i~·;_:l;,iiiifi"g, 5 8 16 $ .00, Also boy's spor coa ·, zc · WILLIAMSTON REAL ESTA'I:E · M >!. L Can fmniHh pnlnt. All colors M"" '"'' "'""''' L'"ll ":- ---- "w I 'LABW 0 0 D C" ·~lo. '1'1'"""'" Tm m" ""' '"ho, lh "'" '"moo I« o" II h' ""W ""' A''"'Y '27 E. G mod Rll<;o 7t ro; m ~"''"" '"I ' ~~"' lo"t OtHl Auto Sales and Detroit, Should you decide to I J'ul '!'host\ Littlll Chil'i<• Dan::ville 208!1, 20wlp WALLPAPER-the most modern for sa I e build or buy, we will be pleased Ul tng a ena I ----, in u distinctive patterns uvrlilable for ,, •. · e ar . ·• .ans n to eat your service. Williamston or a e . h . t· l'H (.,I ;, L HI. •, J()()))J"R 0 111 s 011 11 Brmghtc-op, nr•w conrplaHt fall.r wtWill'll Hacri-OVO'I!. secl'ton. our"'vve samplewant you books. t come Zimmer- · an d I , Owners 20 w1 DESIRABLEMrs. Alton CITY,Jewett, LOTS 1319 for s. salc.l .Jef-• RiverOpen Ave,,evenings Williamston. and Sundays Phone 79by. 1 ~001act u Burfort onsale Wallccr. set·vice andwnc n owtt, *l!I•I.Di> l't'«!Jt s•t'zc for llome. Easy to install R l E t t B 0 k r 00 s cc'. X•o ; granary. mmee r- uy R oys 011 I I' l t PI rnlbt' " rmcl 11H.Di>. Eas,v i-lpinr!t•y wrLshet·s, in"' any furnace. The fit·st $75 talres Lcar. . 0, P.Ph Ford, Llfi15 IPierce g 55256 road,: I ea i 8 a e r e n t c po~sesswn.· A . G,.rccn, 1'''" mt'I ~s 422 E. Oak St. liUpplies.rae ra· ors, 225convec N. Main at's. St.,· t Leslie.no $17il.flfi; Blad<"lllJW, $f!fl.Dfi, $11!1- It, Ingham Com;'rl!·cstll !'or sale. In good condition, new i!i3r>0. Lloyd VanHorn,_ 4880 .Justa- two-family easily. ' BUILDING LOl S located, In Mn· Dansville 203V. 20wtf at any: Phone 2-4171 Smrth, 2 " milO's west of llrn.9on Dll tires, electric brakes, complete mere A'!c., Holt, 2 mtlcs north of fJon for snle, 4 r~ds wtde and ------~- · ------· time.;~lc~s~ Ma~h1n~s insp~ctc<1 I 4 West Colnmllia. Plwnc 1912. 10ceuipmcnt F E Fogle R Ma- ·~Holt oft s. Ocdrtr. Phone Lunsmg 60 ACRES, about 10 acres of 403 ft. rleep, Elcctrtclty ancl gns CINDER AND CEMENT BLOCKS Beilham & Woodal'Cl i~••••••n••••••., 20wtl 01~ 'i mil~ ·n;;tb of' M~so;, on 71732. ' 19w2 woods and pasture, 35 acres of available. Inquire Eugene Purvis, --·--- 1 Lansing phone wheat, all goes with far.m. Tool first place west of US-127 on Kipp CTIJMENT AND MORTAR North St. Mason ---~------.0 ~-- 71;eJ~os r~nd. a HO,ME C?MFOR1 '.m:ge r,m sale, ls 75. 18wtf 1HERE IS THAT GOOD CAR you s!1ed barn, no Price only road. Phone Mason 5781. 11wtf Metal Roofing- Laminated Mr.30 Woodni'd ,has given his $10.01 Mts. A. · Grcc!Jough, IB-IS/ have been looking fo1·. 1939 $3,600. Better buyhous~. thts. I - Rafters mower service to Mr. Benhamlmvn~, and 2 I 1 '~~·~ b st.t·c~t' Dansville. Ph0on~ USED 9K38 true tor tire, two used Bulcl{ in top shape with radio andl 120 ACRES near Dansville, fqlr 20 Homes Metnl Windows, both residential will only work purt tlme bec!auso! _' · _ '" ""' '· . _ __ . ___ w I to,.,, "'". Rlohonl Whitm '", Good palot ••d ''"'· I boJWJog,, A•k mo , ""'I "" d t.otory · oC h'" h"llh. - 20wl p : 01 i •~ t~. ~ ~ '-IOUS'<'I-IOLD1 GCJODS r ' s Jc·l pl\one Lanmng 71089, 20wlp I should lmow I patd enough. to one. Price $10,000. In ancl AI'OU11Cl Utility nnd BusemPnt Sashes -·------.' ' ' ''" • ' . ·a · - have 1t that way. See It anyttme . BLOCK LAYING and cement· Floor ';Jn ~'er~:~l ~.l~C!l.rte ranl?c, Shc,I~a~ j' WHIZZER MOTOR BIKE, looks: a tnt 408 w. Ash or phone 22813.1 MA~ON, large btick 8-room bouse We can Jlttve you up to 30% worlc. Free estimates, James .E. elm tcftlg?t.tcm, mechu.m srzc, and runs like a new one. Robert • l7wtf wtth bath and Holland furnace. Mason Young, Leslie. Houtc 2. Phone 1 11 11 r;;r:,::clto.n nn e cc nc ra {8S. tC Jat' m, .,_ D, CHAMPION outboard motor, in Howell rand, Route 2, Mason. ea S e Tile I' souncl advice on your problem. 72871 · b 1 R' l d Oh '?4" gages~to •10,000 on good farm mort· R l E t at We also carry 4 and 6-in, ram •2-1-D. We feel that we can "'ivc Syoomm' "• Holt, Phmm19 Holt2 good """ditiOP, Lloyd R. D""'• 20w>p N~ lokiog "''" Cm· ""IY do· '1 It M L L 410 S p l only ----·------·-· 0 0 W P 109 S . J e ff orson, " as on. P"·,.one DRESS SHOP in smn1 1 t own, clean It'v'ery. Also steel windows, co- st.,Consu Mason, · Phone· owe, 1541 evenings.· ar < FOUR · t ll' 9971. •r 20w1 1931 MODEL A motor and trans- ·stock, low rent. Priced at cost A~ency~ ment ancl mortar. I owtf ' new, for7 Oxl sale. tJrcs, Phone prac Mason ica Y ----TENT, 10xl2 sidewall tent, and t• !missionAI fat·s tsale. 1 In A·1 t condi·hi of inventory about $6,500. COTTAGE at· Pleasanth d 4 lake, year-.d A C t · $219.9S B 2 22<111. 19wtfl one 2-wheel trailer, sides open tan, so, see. cows anc Lons. 270 ACRES with 40 acres of round, fm•ms e • -rooms an •. • onere e FARMERS! A new fnrm service. I .1 0% !!own, 3 yPars to )lilY ------· . I to mulce floor for 10x12 tent. Also 1'C. J. Gaddy,M 'd' 4 mtlesd east h ofLe es-lie \vheat 6 room modern house • bath, fl fireplace and furnace. heat,t p 1'0 d ucts· ' What nrc your needs?/ IAnything h popcorn bass drum and small tom-tom. For 1e2 on en mn roa , P one s large on main paved road, I garage, possesswn a · from household, farm too s, og or THRE~ B~trch mu~hmes, 1987 2 1 b~rn, ani~ oo~·s, ·!'cbmlt new. Also new ma· sale cheap . .J ..E. Soper, .Aure- 5 07.' 0W P near Dansville, Price $25,ooo. once. Tctms. first place west 'of US-127 at 3813 1chiclwn houses? If we don't have cht;nes, IBtg.l~lers,, loca- ·!ius road Aurelius Center. 20w1p ------Harper road. , ) it listed with us, we will either 1 H tlons everywhere. Clean easy bus1- I ' _ . 1910 FORD TRUCK, long Wheel· 118 .ACRES, 75 acres Wheat, 6- OilleS Our new phone number Is , put you in touch with someone who A.M. HUNT- ness nnd lu.tgc profit~. Twenty· 1PUMP-.JACK and motor, lavatory, base, good tires nnd good motor, room house,· barn about 40x80, 7-ROOM HOUSE 2 complete Mason 24845 'has it or get it ourselves for you., CONS1'RTJ()'l'ION CO. three ·years m the busmess, Pop I kitchen range white with black with flat rack. Will sell or trade both need repair, poor fences, but baths stoker corner lot ! Call 3111 days or 9082 evenings. I h~at l'hono l\foisun 2-4l71 !(Iinke!, Albion. . 19w2p 1. trim; h~ating st~ve, tla~e1_1port and for livestock. Lawrence Moran, 14 the priqe is only $10,500, and terms garage, $ , , ' ' 20w1: 20wlp I J....------1 -1350C·E;;-D-AR F'<'NCE POS"'S f chaa·, library table, ,dmmg table miles east of Mason on Columbia with the owners. Includes two- 7-ROOM HOUSE,9 000 corner lot, gas , . . "' . • or and ,1 chatrs, Majesttc radiO, Do- road, first house north on Searls thtrds share of wheat. About 85 heat, $ 0,000. ·:· sale. Wt~l sell:all or~~ sma,lllots, mcstic sewing· machine and an road. Phone Webberville 1-F-13. acres are tillable and balance is 1 I Holt teasonnbl~. Wrtto Gcmge Londal( electric toaster. Will trade toward 20w1p woods and pasture. Located 4 ll 1227 Wayne St., Jaclcson, or:phone brood sow or pigs. Frank Paul, miles to Mason. Tools available 6-ROOM BU,NGALOW, steam JadAsh, /vacuum bralws, priced to seli, per- $11,000. 1 Mft. n, phone u5ll, -Owl feet condition, M. w. ·Morrison, 1939 OLDSMOBILE two door for NEW 5 ROOM bungalow, all fur- 80 ACRES, modem house, hiproof, . . 602 W ..Columbia St., Mason. sale, Has l'lldio, heater, 2 new nished in exquisite taste, land- basement barn, silo, tool house,! 20wtf tires, heavy trailer hitch, overload scaped lot. This is modern to the double corn crib; gnrage, poultry . • 1 springs, in vet·y good condition. cnth degree. Everything goes ex- house, mill{ house. Terms. I '~ ~·L _ , ., SIEBERT foldi~y carriage George Fogle, 5 miles north of ccpt owner's wife at $ 7,000. 123 ACRES, 85 acres under the ' 7l'«R.e ' I for sale, very good condition. Mason on OlWANTED-I'ltancUng timber,"'' Wo FOR RENT-Houao, ch~ap, w,l CARD OF THANIrgc Rader of !us road, Lansing·, R 2. Phone 45wtf 47wtf · ciety ur~:ea you to Joolc for your day, Mrry 12 nt 1:30 from the Lo· Lansing 'l'illlt'Hclay. Lnnsmg, 2·1\1111:!. l6w-1 I Leslie Food Lockers ~ lost dog or cat at the Animal ---·-·------WANTED-Fence building job by Always gun funeral home with Rev. Wll· Mr. rrncl llfrH. Glenn Bntcmnn the rod Ol' job. Phone Mason Shelter, 1713 Sunset Ave., Laoalng. non Tennant o!Ticluting. Burial waR cntcrtnlncd in h•mot· nr their Fiedler's. Refrigerated Food I Open 8 to 5, week days. Phont made in Holt Maple Ridge ceme· grandson, Mlclccy .Tohnson of Tuft, Steadman , 5781 after 6 o'clocl! or come to sec A Payoff Painting Lockers at Holt 2·H218. All dogs pi cited up by lory. Cnlifomla, Suturcluy cvcninfi. Ime at the first place west of US· county dog warden are brought to By 127 on H:ipp roacl. W. Purvis. M1·. and Mrs. HmTy Chapmnn Construction Co. I 46wtf the Shelter dally. 4!!w-tt Plans Being 1\fa.dn Spray or Bmsh . 19w3p ltATDRYN BEMIS spent the week end at lhch· Cltbin Complete buildings or all kinds I WANTED·- Light trur.tctng and 1 . A thous_ancj letters were plucccl ncar West Brunch. DOGS-Report own or struy clog~ I 'LJ ENRY HALL came breezing In the m1UI ID.st week to potcntlnl . . . junk. Orv1Ue Haines, 216 E j WANTED-Housecleaning, wall to W. E. Dlsler, county dog contributors to the community's · Mrs. Mary E. Zav1tn or Clio lH Interior Decorating Repairing and remodeling- ISycamore St. Phone 15251. 3!lw·tf'· washing and woodworlc, nltera· ~--: Into his suburban bungalow. wurclen, Dansville. Phont Z~&1, OJ No Mandy in the kitchen, no ,!Vife effort to raise $15,000 to finance Ispcndfng- the wr•clt wtllt Mrs. Alan By the job or hour hvtf ! tions and crosheting, Call Clara to Ingham county silcrlff, 9661. improvements for the athletic and Alber s. Hou~es, DnrnH, Shr.ds, Roofs 1Dietz, 326 E. Maple St. Phone Mu- Grace In sight, "Grace wlll warm 3w52p up ·something and call It dinner!" recreation fielcl. I Mr. and Mr:;, John Alexundcr 620 S. FJ-- seJ·vleca--- - ..vy - au-·--·/ til· , eorge ld t t R .. pu~.11. away, from t at n ght on, Henry that suit for me-the iabel'l Inside! 1 in the nnnuaJ cancer campaig-n 111 1 8 orizcd Duo-Therm dealer. Home/ v age pres en , Yre. .a ph Oesterle, Leshe R. MY,, heart was grieved at the was worried, The allowance he Smart, aren't you?" Iwhich is in progTc~s tl1is month C t · B } ,· IIDquipment Co., Holt. Phone 7· 20w1/1'. 2 !J., J?IIes west of US-127 on echoing thuds, gave Grace was small. She must "What's coming ott here?" under tl~c sponsorship of the Jcm- us om utc 1eimg 11111. During the evon!ng cull .I \VANTED--T i lei f Kmncyville road. 20wlp As workmen dropped the heavy have scrimped on household ex- snapped a policeman thrusting ldr ServiCe League_. . . 73471. 30-tf . op PI c.es pa or I ·- clay H r 'd . ' I The new center Is opcmtmg ac- Will piclr up and deliver to Joci~crs -·----... ·---··-·-----.. _your cream, poultly ancl eggs, WANTED TO BUY-Beacon sac!- Far dow~ within that closing tomb, penses 11 long .time to s~ve that ~? Y asJ e. , cording to standards approved by Will also buy all lcinds of Pte!' up each week. Paul Hedglen, die colts to raise. E. Stone, Lay one who !mew his God, money, ~ba?t smlster proJect was This mans wearing my suit-~ the American cancer committee livestock Dansville, Phone 2571. llwtf phone 5501 Mason on Dexter .And well we knew he could not she planmng. he's got the money-he's-" the American College of Sur~ If In Need Of ITrail, seconcl house west C?f Meri- stay, So he was greatly relieved one After the matter had been talked I g~ons, the Stnto Meclical society W t d dian roacl 011 the north side. In a house /of stone or sod, evening when she· met him at the out before the police sergeant and and the Ingham County Medical Joe Zalewski Drainage v.Vork an e I . 20w1 For he who'd striven through the door and quavered, "Oh, Henry, lienry was convinced tbat the I society. . j WANTED-Interior and exterior years, I've been robbed!" stranger had once been affluent Patients arc seen only by ap· 1 1 See All lcinds of beef cows and deacon palntillg, roof repairing. Ralph And shared its sorrow and its Henry managed to look concerned. enough to buy custom-mado suits pointment. They receive advice PhOllemos, I Route· 8 7848 I l)l·len· Al'l'aS calves. Also Holstein-Guernsey w ythe, 511 E. Columbia, Mason. pain, He aslc.ed, "Robbed?. Wi1at's gone?." and now was clothed in one of them and a physical examination by the one .ansmg · 7wl! I springers for Eastern marltet, Phone 3904. 20w1 RelyingTh d wholly on his blessed Lord, "Two hundred dollars 1 saved he returned to the shop a chastened physician from the volunteer 1 man. ' staff, when this JS constdcred1 ··-I file Dralr.age Contractor WANTED-Work of any kind. t~in~ncst tomb coulcl not con- ~om the htus~m~ne~; I h\d ltd In necessary. The patient is given a E I Mandy's biacl1 face wore a broad report recommcncling the proper 17 ycat'5 exn. erienca R b .+ Sh th I Ralph Wythe "11 C0 bl Thus, this man who !mew his e cncyc ope w. ve save - Appliance Hepair I Surveying Free 0 el 1, ea e In Mason, phone ·3~04, '. m;owi Christ, done without Mandy days on end- grin that night when she placed the steps to be taken in further study We rcpuit· all malccs of washers i .O? Kirby St. L u0 ---- And lmew His power to save saved what I would have' paid beef roast before Henry. She said, or examination, such as X-ray, re MAYTAG 1-'IJOr.e Leslie 2071 ' es 2 miles south of Eden on Eden road WANTED-Baby sitting jobs or Had vfcotory over earthly things: her-" "Mr. Hall-you know what? My boy fcrral to specialists for certain EASY 45wtf Phone Leslie 2153 will sit with convalescent pa- Ancl victory o'er the grave. Her bitter disappointment over- fren' looks swell In your old brown examinations, laboratory tests, SPEED QUEEN -----.....---·----·---- swtf tients week ends or evenings, Call And, in his mansion over there, came his desire tt~l motb catcher,' w.rmed you 1 SERVICE ON ALL MAKFJS OF about $10 per year. Your tractor j Snyder, 1 mile east of State matmg, one year old. Wnte A. I'd . h b ' ' Ro•lt•/UH'd hr WNP l"r>ntnrea. J made. '\ 1 1 APPLIANCES is covered while on highway, you. Game Farm on Dexter Trail.! Shepard, Route 1, Dimondale. CARD OF THANKS-We wish to 811'6 I "'rag awdy ot· 11rt1 it up! Usc our pick up and delivery are protected from suits if your. Phone Mason 22584. . 17w4p! 20w1p express our sincere thanks to But I did eve11 '"'Iter, Tbe old clothes J tt A 1' dog bites a visitor and other co~er-1 I WANTED TO RENT- bedroo.;; our relatives, friends and neigh· mrm gaz•e me 5() cents /or it/" ewe PP lance Co. ag·es too numerous to mentiOn., WAN~ED-Aslws and rubbish I house. Orin Lang ph 2n Ma bors for the flowers, cards and FROM now on, Henry was a 130 W. Ash Phone 5511 Herschel Jewett, 130 W. Ash, Ia-. haulmg at $1.50 per load. Also • 0 e balled goods sent. during our re· changed man. Finding that old 121723 20 s~n Mason 16wtf cated at the appliance store, Ma1 :light trucking. Norman Weldon, · w P cent bereavement. We especially brown suit had become his obses· son, phone GiJ11. 20w1 ·phone Mason 6001 or Route 2, WANT.ED to rent for one month, thank Gorsline Brothers, Rev. W. slon. Then nne morning when giv· I.W:m.lM\(flBit.l)3.!:l - .. ------;------··-.---- Mason. 20w1p 1 cottage at Pleasant lake, north A Gregory for his comforting ing instructions to one of his sales- t---z Hii!".S:ill.lill'&i1f.i:iit~t~~1.!Hlll.lil ACE SEWER i:llDRVICE-Scptic WOLVERINFJ. AUTO msurance,, . or eust side. J. H. Gallagher, phone words nne! the W. R. C. ladies for women, he abruptly wheeled about, ' !WIM-~U.tlt]l~~ tanlts and cesspools cleaned. publlc hab1hty, property clam-, WANTED-Custom work plowing: Mason 26191. w the clinner served on the day of 20 1 __ ' ifi•'l!."l'lti'i~f!ll Equipped for inclustrial and com-· age on any make of car. u~e our I muc11 with brealter plow.. Jaclt 1 the funeral. Mrs. Lettie Apsey, Mr. dashed oul to the street. He grabbed mercia! worlc 24-hour service. 1 payment pllln. Herschel .Jewett, . Garner, stoclcbridge R. 1, or . WANTED-.Tobs interior decor· nnd Mrs, Roy Apsey; Mr. and Mrs. a passing man by the collar of his t:ril~~~ lr~l Electric sewer cleaning. 50011, m. 130 W .. .Ash, Muson, located at; phone Dansville 2027, 17wtf ating. Papering and painting Lawton Bement and family. and shabby brown coat, demanding, Michigan, Lansing. Phone 58966. tho apphnncc store. Phone 5511. 1 (inside and out). Phone 94555 Mrs. Hazel Martcnlcs and family. "Where'd you get that suit?" I 1 . 35wtf 20w1 -~ Lansing. 20w2p unci Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Apsey The. voice of the stranger shook Waitress and family. 20w1 \vith fear of the.mndman he Judged I. WANTED-Baling hay or straw. Henry Hall to be. "Griss and Gris· P•••••••••••••~nBI'!I51iiR••••••III Goocl Wag·es a"'d1 Have a new Ann Arbor wire CARD OF THANKS We wisht;; com made it for me-five years " 1 baler. Tailing orders now. William express our deep gratitude for S h Jennings, R. 1, Mason. Phone Au· all the beautiful flowers. and the ago," he said conclllatingly, ee T as Hours rellus 3111. 20wl many acts of llindness 'extended "Hal" jeered Henry, not relaxing 1 I us during the illness and cleath of his hold. "Grl~s and Gt·iscoin made NEWLY CONSToucrr.li"ll HOM. E I 'WANTED-Carpenter work. Cup- our loved one. The ,family of - fi iiilb' boards a specialty. Ira Beech, R. Charles Seeley. 20wlp Morse's Restaurant 2, Mason, 1 mile south Of game In Ju• Sfl'ce Cou.rt COMPLETE INSTALLA.TION OF On East-Holt road between Alaiedan· Center j, farm on Rolfe road. Phone Mason CARD OF THANKS-We wish to / and Phillips road , 1.51 W. Maple Mason 26932. .. 20w.2p express our sincere thanks to Hiram Ward ancl Clarence ' . l I relatives, friends and neighbors Cnvencler were al'l'estecl Sunday r 20w1 WANTED TO BUY-standing tim- for their many acts of i{lndness ------. ber. Will pay top price. Donald extended 'during the illness and afternoon by Deputies Versile Built For John Higbie: Babcock and Emery Colby. near . I young woman ITruax, 537 ~· Jolly roacl, Lansing. death of our dear mother. Also Dnns.vllle. The men were lodged Phone Lansmg 48726. 20w4 Jewett's and Rev. Marjorl~ Hawlt~ Would lilte to become a Super Mar- · ins for her comforting words. Mrs. in jail. They were tal{en before lwt cashier? I WANTED-Marl'ied man wants Olive Baldwin and family, Mr. and Justice William S. Seelye 'Monday The world's largest food retallcl' job on farm, by month or year. Mrs. P, c. Whitely and family, Mr. afternoon on clrunk and disorderly will give you a thot·ough course of j Will also do other kinds of worl!. and ·Mrs. Harvey Sparling and charges. Both men pleaded guilty training and pay you well while , Russell Haindel, 539 S. Meridian· family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bruni<, and were given their choices of paying $15.00 fines plus costs ·•of you arc learning, Succes.sful worlt 1 road. Mason phone 23279. 20w1 Mr. and Mrs Norman Sparling and ns a cashier can well serve as a. --· · family, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Man- .$3.35 or spending 10 days In jail. stepping stone to a more remuncr-~ WANTED-'\ woman for general nier and family and Dr. and Mrs. Both men paid, Com• in and see us today! ative position as head cashier. housewor)( m adult family. Best John Scott and family. . 20w1p Floyd l!"ield Of Towar Gardens We give you year around employ·, of references. Call llolt 7-2531. was ta!(en before Justice Robet·t 40-lb. Tank, Exchange Price ...;... $1.60 ment, two weeks paid vacation the Mrs. Howard Baxter. 20w1p CARD OF THANI{S-I wish to Montgomery of Lansing ' town· One tank lasts .the aver.age fainily four weeks flr~t year, paid holidays, slclt bene-/ thank the neighbors, friends and ship Monday, charged with not · ' . EVE.RYONE IS WELCOME TO INSPECT THIS fit plan, free insurance, low rate I relatives for the flowers,. ca••ds l(eeping his son, 'Floyd, Jr•.• in Merchandise described above is on display and sold at our Ash. additional life and hospitalization anr gifts and the Oddfellow lodge school. The boy should have bee11 street stot'c, · · FIVE-ROOM HOUSE and surgical Insurance, plus other For Rent . for the flowers and the special attending Pattengill junior high advantages. . 1 nurses for the ldndnesses shown in Lansing. The fnther pleaded You must be 21, n high school FOR RENT-Small house, partly me while I was In the hospital. guilty and was .assessed costs and •. A. M. Hunt Construction Co. grucluate ot• Its equivalent. · I furnished. Roy I\:Upatrlclc, 354' Mrs, Ray Whipple. placed on probation. He was also A & p Food.Stores. rl98~~uth street, Mason. PJ1~~ --- 20w1 ordered to lteep his boy in school. , Dart &: Cady Phone 2-4171 ·148 W· Maple St. IN. MEMORIAM~In loving mem- Fifty-three U. ~. Mvy. band9 Mason SLEEPING room for rent, Mrs. _ ory of Ruth Aseltine who passed are at present stationed on ships Two Stores to Serve You ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••1..-Irn Rose, Manager; 20\\i1 · W .•T. Mil.clnm, 122 EaRt Chet•t•y, away 21 yeat's ngn Mny 10. Mt•, and at sho1·e stations over the! 141 W. Ash ,. Mason, Phone 4031, · 20w2 o.ud Mrs. Ford Aseltine. 20w1. ~oi'ld, · . 1Phone 23111 360 S. Jefferson' Pho11e 4311 . / ,'"' THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948 PART THE INGHAM COUNTY NEWS TWO septic tanlc effluent and rwwugo I GROVENBURG . Into tho drain Is discontinued," MrH. Howard North Opposition to Building Sewers Has· I provfdo prorluccra and handlers AUSTRAUA liAS AUJIIIINUJ\1 The letter further encouraged . with a atnblo and adequate rnarlwt tho township board to uslt tho Tho Go'orl Ncighbol• clnss or River Control Meeting oil May 20 for the futuro. Lrtrgo qunntltlcs of brruxltb tho state legislature for the necessary . Grovonburg Sunday· school will Problems of "flood control, Rapids, Lrmslng, must Lansing, aour·cc of aluminum, hnVnl mont, 'fhc fir·st front, to prevent· for Hewage dlsposnl. nlng, May ~~. ·!· . flsll" will be nttncltcd by the Gmnd calm, Ionia, Barry, Gr·allot, Clln· gymnnslum nnrl locl(er r·oorrrH, nnrl fur'lhor usc of county rlralnn for/ Prior to tho organization of the: Mra, Joel Bishop had a tole· River Water Control assocl!ltion If ton, Eaton, Ingham, Jncltson, n.nrl everyone should uttond t11eso numerous bnsemcntH wllh raw and Hewage disposal, was first chnl· county health department In 1038,: phone grccting her 11on, Burl; plruui' of the com· ShillWaiJHcc, .Livlnguton and Mua· meetings at which growers' and 1 r~om orgnn!~rrtion handlers' reprcllcntatlvcs will be pnrtlully trcutcd HCWngP nnrl othet·' lcngocl In the spring of 1015 by a tho Slltto Stream Control Com· Ill Nol'Lh ''~arolltm on Mother's mtt.tee nrc 11doptcd by Interested lwgon. I nominated to nerve on tho commit· domestic dnht•is fr>r tho second local pressure gi'Dup attempting to' mlsalon hrtd attempted In 10:15, !Jay, In the Grand Hlvcr• vnlley, 1 All counties were rcprcsented·r;n .·Y::·. · . .. cltil!~ntl tee which wlll administer the mar· lime tills ycat· Is r·cnHon enough have the slntc legislature repeal to correct t110 Holmea clmtn sew-/ Mrs, Howil.r~ .North's children .Ailoh · M, Wllllnms of Ionia, snld the orgrmlzrtt.loa committee which Hilltop Flowers for lrclrool offlclaiH unci ntlwr· rtf'. I the drain Jaw amendment to per·. age nuisance thr•ough tho county, with their fli.rn!l!Cs gathered at the ·program llllll been appr·ovCld authorizer! Wllllnms to select a lcetlng order," Glynn said, fcctccl cltizunH to he cxlrcmnly 111it fur·ther UHC of drains for ncw-1 rlraln commissioner, but was Un· ·her home for dillllQl< on Mother's b? the organlz11tlon committee, tontatlvo hoard or directors to be ·Meetings will be heir! In 1lll the conccr·ned," iWt'rccllon necessitates r This project could not be under./ Mr. and Mrs. Don Rice spent nlclpal officials ,to consider the 1 . • , • den.t, Emily Smith anct· secretary,
mltted the usc of counly the cmrstr·uclion of public sewers : t11lwn because of n. shortage 0f Sunday with her mother In Lnn·j formal.lon of the water control us·! P. otato growcts In Ingham Barbara Hall. Mnry Hall and drain.~! L(lllll·l WE FILL URNS for sewage riiH)JOsal. since this now under construcuon, to Inter~ I steel reinforcements during war j smg, saclatlon. Ionia has been selected ty have been asked to attend the I.lt tlw usc of • proper ·crluution and treatment./ ohvlous ncccl .l'or first. t•emoving 1 at the home of her daughter, Mrs, I The proposeti constitution calls' house nt Stanton, .at 8:00. p. m., homo of Jo. _11n Wlttmnn. on Satur. county dl'!lins for w'wage liisposul,j Views of the. county departments 1 the ""\Vage ~tel household wa.~tc ILavere Toole or, the first of this for a 19_mcmber board of directors May 18, to nominate members to duy, Ma~· 15. Open Evenings the <'ounty rlruin ennuni.Ysioner :rnd were cxpr·csseri strongly Ja favor co~nectrons, Graham explamed.. weclt. • nnd lists cities and counties to be the Nort~ Central Pot~:o .c.mnmit· 'l'ho Rolte gustier 4-H Girls met the health rielllll'tment. hrn•c fueed I of the scwc 1• project ror Lansrng In view of these fncts from the Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Toolcer caller! represented. Cities nrc Grand tee, which will ndnnnl".er o.hc po- at the horne of Mrs. Hazelton on 1 1831 Cavanaugh road, :Y, of a consldcmhlc npposilirm nn the 'and !Jclhr townships at 1, series of h.stnry of nction of both the hcrtlth 1Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hart. ------'-----·------tato marlwtlng order No, 60, Frldo.y, May • Flowers were ells. two·fi'Ont pr·ogTanr or cnfm·ec- : meetings throughout both town· department anrl the rlrnln commls-1 Mr. Hart suffered several Injured Ralnh Glynn, chairman of the cussed, after 7which rllfreshment.Y mile cast of Olwmos rQJld, ~------! shtps prior to tllc sprillg elections sr~ner In atte!~pttng to concct, ribs while driving sheep recently. Legt'On AUX.III'ary Ingham countw agricultural com- were served by the hostess. The - in lD·Id. Although the voters at thrs most dangctous health hazard, 1 Gc?rge. Parrish and ftun!ly o( mlttco stated Wcdncfflday. next meeting will be held FrJ. Phone Lansing 8·7570 I t.hat tin. w lmncrt down the Lande! we welcome the public. Interest and i' Hastmgs visited his mother Sun· A meeting or handle. rs and ship· drLy, Mlly 21, at the home of011 Mrs. proJect tor sewers and water, the suppm t which has ctystallzcd as day, p I t pcrs for the entire state will be at MIIlcr. s s 1 LarJHing- township boo.rd was suf. a result o.f the recent floocls," con. Wednesday evening of last week oppy a e e· Northwood hotel, Cadillac, Mny 10,1 hCi01ltly convinced of the needs of eluded Dr. Lanting. IMr. ami M.r s. Lavere Tooker anrl to nominate hllndlers' .rcpr·esenta· ------the township that it undortoolc the fnmlly were supper guests at the for Ma 27 29 .tlves for the committee. planning and construction of pub· CLARK CENTER A. L, Tooker home . In honor of V • I Market!n order No 60 which lie ~ewers and water systems. Mrs, Donllld Clarl' 1 ca;ol Toolccr's lath brrthday ann!· re ulates tffe handlln 'or Itiilh a: A( I HOME ON WHEELS. When the Lande! charter and COin· • • IVOlSary. Rev. Mead and Mrs. Mead With Mrs. Leo Kelly as chair· ta~cs grown in "Mlchi~an, Wlscgn· omp rnrsswn were later appmved by . Mts. Ray Morrow and Mrs. N. of Dlm.ondalc were ~lso guests. man, Browne-Cavcnder American' sin,, Minnesota and North Dalw- ete thc voters, the health uepartment / L. Parmatm· of Lansing, Mrs. Hnss Mr..• md Mrs .. Michael Jancclcc 1 Legion Auxiliary will hold its nn· ' ta has been In opcratio durin" 0 d • 1 d 'I b aguin puollcly suppm·tcd this ac· Gibson of Dimondale and Miss, were dmnc1: guests M their daugh·j nual poppy sale 011 May 27 28 and • th~ ast season The or~cr ro~ n lap ay an ava1 a le for immediate delivery tion. because it provided adminJs. Minnie Parrnatcr of Denver, Colo-J ter, Edna, m· Lansmg Sunduy af.J29, With all receipts from the sale i videf a method· of regula tin/ by tratr.on of w~t~r and s~wer pro· rado.. spent Thursday With Mr. and ternoon.. · . J dcdlca. ted to the welfare of voter·.' gra. de size and quality ali shlp It's the New jects for Dethr townshrp, Whtch Mrs. Lloyd Clark. of Montpel!ct • ans, either locally or in various ments of potatoes grown in the 1 0 ~rs..0 Sawy~r m part covers the headwaters. of' ·Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tripp 1 Mh ' rs visltmg her daughter, institutions, the poppies them·· states. MOBILE SPORTSMAN TRAILER, 17 and 19 ft. sizes polluted t drama.gc now affectmg anrl family of· Pontiac spent the ~·rsG~~~~in~~~c~nd the s ho 1 selves also aid disabled veterans Potato Industry representatives Lansmg ownshtp. week end with Mr. and Mrs. Roy. childr~n· entertainer! the mo~he~s directly, as they are the handwork have recommended the n~mination MIDCRAFT CUSTOM COACH, 23-ft. size "l<'urthcrmore," declared Dr. Rusch. at a party Friday afternoon, They of many of these f!l?" who are able of a committee for continuation of Lanung, "we have on file a Jetter Mr. ~nd Mrs. Elwood McDonald made ice cream and the girls 1 to make the famtll~r red flowers operation of Order No. 60 in 1948 Noon to 8:30 on weelulay~ dated December 7, 1938, from the and Mtss Wlllacc McDonald of: baked cakes, They gave a short aond In that way entn a small Jn-1 as a means of keeping low quality Hours Open all day Saturday~ and SundayH Lansing township board request- Bnttle Creek were callers of Mrs. I program, c me. potatoes off the commercial mar· : ing nn mvcstigation by the depart- H.ownrcl Clark and Mrs. Louella Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Angell called . The id~a of using the poppy as ket and supplying the consumer ment with the county drain com· Gtfford, Satur·day afternoon. at the home of a niece, Mrs. Asel 11 .mernortal flower occurred in u with a better quality product. The missioner o,f the Holmes drain I b f 1 t th south from Holmes road to Donald Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Thompson of Brooics, in Bath Sunday, . . num cr o · Paces a e snme time. North Central Potato committee Jacobs' Trailer Sales :street to see if there is some way Eaton Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mr. and Mrs. Leone North en·, Dm·lng the first World War, th~ hopes that operation oi the marlcet. 1Til'!lt plneo llortlt ()f Plummer M.achlnery building ' to remove the filth from said Lesency and sons of Chnrlotte tertnined the Good Neighbor class j soldiers of all nations were im- , ing order will prevent recurrence on ISouUt C(l(Jar 1drain s ch t d 0 0 . b Raymond Lcscney and daughter of for their May party Saturday eve·/ pressed by the bright red blossoms of the potato surplus and waste of 1 i 12 : u ~ ~ ~111 Y .~t- ecfm0 t~r Gaylord, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Le· nlng. . W.hieh persisted amid the clcstruc·: past years and at the same time GLENN JACOBS, Owne.r ! was. rcpor e . Wll mg e seney of Eaton Ra ids, Mr. and The W. S. C. S. May meeting ~Jon of war and later the immortal• !:~V::~~~~~~IMmbuTh-~~~~~~~~~~M~~~~~m~~oocl~~M~~fi~~------.11 F. { r th g e Yt ' us I and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Mic- week at the home of Mrs. Leone the poppy In the mmds of mrll•ons ste . ranht'tnh, edn ~oun Y snnl· hltsch spent Mother's Day with North. as a symbol of the sacrifice of thou. arran, w w rea s m part: the t . < M d M R' h d • · · sands of oun m n flow in this drai betwec 11 th hmr mother, Mrs. Anna Lcseney. r. a~ rs. rc nr .detmg Y g c . . . . n . e M M and famrly attended church serv. The American Legwn and 1ts above pomts was conmderably lm· r. and .rs. Raymond Clark ices in Robb'ns chu h s d Auxiliary began the nntion-wide We Are Happy to Introduce paired by rub~ish which had b~en and Bonn10. and Ft·ank. Free caller! with her pa;ents !nrc hon un a~ sale of memorial poppies in , I 0 1921 I dm!lped. m thts dram, a. practrce, on Mrs. Flank Free m _Lansing Mother's Day. ' or Ithe first flowers being made by' whrch IS expressly forbtrlden by ISunday. · . French widows and orphans. In I Jimmy the drarnage laws, Chapter 17, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hei·r·s Are Sought . · 1922,, a group of American voter- Son of 1\fr. and Mrs. 1\lelvin Stroud Section 3. Howard Clarlr.,,Mrs. Inez Clark and ans in a Minnesota hospital began Gerald Graham, county drain Mrs. Louella Grrford were Mr. and To Swartz Estate the project in this country, until commissioner, commenting on this Mrs. Lynn Grfford of Ohvet, Mr. they are made at present in over It's that rlch Guernsey mill' that maims rosy point said, "It is unfortunate that and .Mrs, Clayton Kent, Mr. and Brothers and sisters of the late a hundred hospitals and veterans' cheeltiHt, !'nul );, '1'"''1"'1', '"'"1111. I . . . II uwy, n 11 6J 1 ougn, lllr'H l\fary lllxnn Factua I R • p I' I u d II II :1111 Hlllllfny 1111h1111l. II IIlii \Vu'"hlp !loll Methodist, IVIIhllll 'l'ooiiiOIIIII, PIIHIIII' ..... · -- •, ' ~ . D A. fl , , Usslan 0 Icy S rge IHOIYI••.,, tt"l"ll'l nf thu Hlutu C:rm·utl11u Mlll'lllll>i wo1'11hlp lllrllll, 'l'hu hlrrl; llh•llulu 111111101."" I ItS •he lllfotl , • 1\fr•r•t lil'lday nnd Snlurdny lll'IJ , • I CCIH who lll']p free of chur·go, all 11<~11 11 1 • 1 Hi""''"' Mn11lu hy ll1", Uhnl1•, Htllll IJ"I"" I ""hoof "''"''"' ol""" """ """" lnvll<'d to Ti 1 tlrlh1 1Juv of LoL M tj,, , V, Jl'orgol-mn-not vr.ternn,y In tlwlr fight for adoquulo H"I'Yir·•· 111 IIHpliHI Chrrnl1, Wr•dn""' uy' nLLo1ul lhiH IWIVIIIu, CJhlll'ch ""huol will 10 B~tl " unnlvcr~al'y ol t'·s'~!c too 1 O !CIA r. 111 1I me·1 V l , . ,Dny~. • , • •nllnn- pmmlnn nne] cnmpenHutlon nnd to · :7:!111 i'r'IIYUI' Ml'Veniflg when a " 1"t , w "'' 14 nee0 the ·JJ'cHl DIHnblt•cl Anwrlr•nn V<>tornnH, will oiy .Jolm Hlnn POW<'I', i.lw Lnrmiltlf l.enr•her "· m. ,'lllnoiiiY •·•ho•ol '" ho•lol •l111'1 " tho I Wlishinglon Ulld Al'lltHlr·ong- HLI'<'et. fill' thL• Huho"l pJconlc Wet·u dis- l<'t•iriny nnrl Snttlrclay or t.hiH wct•lr, 1 v It I lh I AV nne! hn.~ wm- Young, Lrtlllllng l!JnHlurn tr:ndwr·. clP<'IHl'!'rl. Anwrtr:nn polllii'H whil'h ""I VIr···· .IVorliiPollllly o'VIIIIill)( IIIPI'lill)( Ill MrH. 1\le•!•lon Miwr T!Je Yl'f'IJlld Wll" on Sllllc!1V r•v••ning ' H"Cd ·!ll;d tt wns dudrlol•· "'""I"~ I'""'" loi 1\fr rllld Mr·H Jui'i< Willlnnrs o]' whon mcml.Jmf.t of hi" l'omlly I rom would he held nt ~he school on clalmucl by Mnyor• S. A. Mnrrlmm.' . ~ no I. nng J,n cl Into llw hnnriH, ,1 ,,." 111 1h• "''"1·•·h PY<·I'Y Kutrrl'd"v nf- · , , · · ' ·,. , . ., many plnr.os g'ntJwrod l.o puy him! Muy 21. In urging I'UHirl••nl.s to opun their nwnl. lwnoJilH, tho DA V ttidH rliH- 1 111 111111 1 9 1 Young huH IPttr•nctl much obmtt 1' HIIHHirt, Ynung Hnicl. : ''"'""" f '" ' '" r.. 'l'lr" "' Mn. nn wuro ,dmrw. lflteHts of honot·. his blt·lhclny, 1 RJad mother 18 to talrc ttthlc !lllrses tomotTIIW lho nC thf' ln!Jierl VPtut'HIJ9 In H<:r·trl'inl-f '111plny· . I . ' I Olol'dlnllv lnvllo II lll llllllllol llu·~' HO•I'Vl<'PII•· i Mr. nnrl MrH r' ,I, Sonwrvlllo nnd . l~rldny wn~ " ' 1 officer~j I I mcnt r nd ulvlsl' \II WH tl r RumJin unci T~ur·eopottn ermeht ons I Wllf!t Is ne•Pdf'rl nrn .. mer enn "'"' ""''IIi .. l•·n•lllw n""'l "MrolliiiH 11<111' hmll on Su;Hin I - . :wrvlce, arllldwichoa nnd It dl~h to D. A. V. cltuJlter 8ald l'une H t'Pn- L ' .~ v 'n , 1rtn o. In grmcr·nt by Hlndy rtn1 tltt'IIIWhout111 Ill! wr~J/tl ()II hiiii-~We?'e Sundny Unner g'tiOHH of his · II t f'T ' I ft II h f I I lll'L II . _, II l Ifill< n nrmu on !ill ne . II'< II 1 lmrt H w 10 cnn HJl<'ll < '"""an nne , dllv, Mn,v , nwthPI' MI'IJ. Nt-llle Schra , rnnny yr•tiril wnct 11 reH 1 r•n .uH- u bird flO , n 1 o•p l i ro·pull·,.,l nnrl l'"ll'·"u- M. ' 1 M 1,, I' · N-- II ill" ld 7 ::Ill, A lil';lll]l of J't'ic.ncl~ HUI'prlsed nnr or BniiiJVIIO nnd Covct't .~troetH.I rJCI'Viee. r"ouls Hcl;oiiiY <'V•·nl"" ""' .n·, Hay U~lllvm·sr~ry. , , . , of the local tmnp of J':oy Scouts .... ______rrnd lhe "litl!o br·own jug" for pill'· 'J'heJHr! Of YIIU Wfrll ri'JTII'IIl]ll'l' lilfl JIIIC:X)II'I'ff•t) fur:\' Cll' fiW 1\Jay, Cull pa<:Irllll'lllll, 1 and children, , oJ. Willlumston C called. 1 Wfl~ glVIlll· JY I'•C\ ,.. P· ,lU 1 '1' UC 1(Cf . 0 I' 1 M n.,c·on flt•r•men, W"I'U• /Jltlnt1lnrtcd, ln~hnm by Dansvilll: '!'mop 70, Holt Pnchcs l~tght, lin ov~rh<•atc•d stovuptp" set AGI~N'I'S, AU'l'O OWNims JNHfmANCI•J CO. ell rl TTrtrlrncH, and bahy of Luton have h<:<'n placed in nusst•ll pari<. tn·e to a partttrnn. Tlw Jlamos were parer! last May, will IJ!' r:onr:htclerl nnd 187 1liffrrent Senuts qunlii'it•cl :.•·I''!''" 11:1111. Y. 1'. M, :'; «I. 7::111. r:,~m- 'th th I' I . l ~ r rtlllllt I y I' Ill ~·t·l' tlli'PI in).'; 'lllimdu y I:YI'Ill It f..:' l~r~ptd~ w_;•·." ~u~c~ay~guesls at lh<: The Bnpti•Jt.Wonwn's Union met untlo,· t:llntr·.ni .when the firemen Wl n r H1 l'W t_.nm .. o-J'('C, for rulv1tnccment. Slxty of UH!t~t~ j :II 7 ::io. I~~>J.I'IJiu,· t•lt~m·h IJI'nyt·i· mN~tlr~~·: C.u fH nteJ lw.me; Wr•dncsday wttl dinner at noon and most. ol Mnsnn,.an·tvcd; Dmn- to he Ji(•ld 'I·G uL wern ror sP£!ond c:JnHH ranlc, 28 ror 'l'ltttt•nd:ry 1t1 7:ao. Cl,uu~:' S~.,. 1 ~chcdulcd .111111~ "Y'~nin1~ Mr ·•· Ber lim HPnty nf l!lnton anrl "' program following wilh 111-fc to the house waH eAllmated McCowan &. McCowan Cnmp Kimlicx, l.hu Chit•f Ok••nJoH fit'HI. das.•t, 7,!1' wm·e approved rnr· '. · ···- ·---~. HaptdH ilf".'llt the wcc11 end nt Uu: Mrs Dwlgill H<'IH.lcnam in eharvc. t .:;f5Q. 1 1:1 F.. Oalc Couneil'H Hurnrncl' enmp Hii.P on merit hndgcs with recc•iving Uw Hdl Nn.t.anmc, r:nl'i !fnt·nPH, Merton MtZOI' homr. · · ' 11 . Cr I I 20 ilunlt~t· po1~~ ' T I 111 1ly 'J'll.'-' . , . t.o1·. ~1111day Hl'hrwl ill ;,fl), LIIIII'Ph Hi'I'V- C[ll' n {C1 Ill· ae nmn l~O - · h h!g-he:-;t nwnrciH of Slat\ Lifo n.nd !ttl· 11 ::ltl. YniiiH! f'"o)III''H rn,.,.t]ng" nt will he a 18-hotn· event nf eon1peL- Eng-le rank • ·1 ~'· n • Ev , j ~ wor~hip H , , itive pal.m! e•n1nping-, e'ntll:iurlod Pu!'pose of Thllf'Hclay cvl'nin~'s 1 1 11 111 11 111 ------~------~.~,~------~------. •·.!' With n. picnic dinner Sttllllay nrmn t' t t tl I I f !I nunlrcr Hill Soventh Day Adventist, A. leslie wilh pnrcnls fumisltingo lite Sun- men· mg i.'i d n .I.JCII' le rc atl .cs or .· lC' A. JhntHI:tc~, !111:1\.nt·. :-l:1hh:1th IJ(~hnol J ::HI. Hy E. J. Cros:<~ l'f'\'Wws an J'a 1es n lC con11ng I f'illtt·dr H.-rvi .. ,. !!:ao. F I{ clay meal. Last yea!' over· :wo at- yea!', nncl tn dC'VPiop plans l.nwnrd 1'1 I' .I ,---· ·;-1- I II 'o,ve"1 '"g'g ·l'nJtS tended thiH C\'Pllt. . t •J I~ IISO!l r·c~ lytenan, n 1\I'H HI w. Simp~ Fumil,v 'l1ra.tliUon ~h.teh L.hn . ronp gToups. I:HlY ,\VOl .t., hiHI, Minhn .. ,·. '"t'ht• l'ltrpoH! or l't·lltt·· Should Y ottr The tlislrict haA g'I'OWil fl()th in 1ltrs w11J 111 '',"'"" i.< lh•· tlu·n. , wor:t,Ji High senior clnss honors in the mcltt~le pat'~Jc:tpnl.tnn 1 In:·'"'"'"!"~ 10 unil;; and in hoy cnrnllmcnl. A the Inghnm fall' scrvtec camp nt SLtn.dn:.,. .. M;1y I ,fl. ut. t•:n o, l'l:;(·.k. JJ!" Leslie l1igh school seem to he the Y 1 rnr ngo there WL'I'P. niiH' h·oops J\lf· ~·o · ·11 s ·o11 t Day in county r·IJntJ' ~." 1 11 11111 '~ (,J'r·t~·h,antrtoll H LlwrubH~ pt•ct•ogative of certain familicfi as , ·,a,-, ll1 I • C • l/yn111 1111d Jl.ln;, (,~'lll'~e Mnc•Arlhul', ancl fnuJ' paekH. Today them are 1 gnvemmcnt, inauglll'ated Ins!. year M.-,. ~inrn c;., 11 ,., ,.,., B:om Cutlon , .,. five sisters in one fnmily ltave 1 1 11 ••Food Cost More 10 troops, :; Cull pnclw nnd one hy Rosene Al'llnld und Hugh Mark- to ."ilw " I ..in niTHII~•·m,..,t or "llomPnt.. I lw drcd, now Mr.'l. Elwin H. Dell of ond saYo at A&f. Try it and sea! GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ndult r·hnu· atlnoLHIC't' a f'lll'l't!d ei!T\('I'l'l Florida 2 :~~~· 33( to liP givPn Sundny r•v;•ning, Mny :t:L Fremont, had lhe same honor in Childrt•n'H llay will lii• oh~I'I'Vt·d .Iunr• Lhc class or 1.032. Julie, now Mrs. Pyrofax n :. Pllt'l!lll.H wi:dlln.:.:- ehill~'••n l.nptb~;·d nt Willis McCoy' of Albion had the ORANGE JUICE 46~oa~ 21 C thJ;; HI'I.VH't• 111'1' u:;),pd lu CflltLnet Mr. d' •t' •t' 'th th •!• ' f 1"36 ~im 111wn. rs Inc wn WI c c ass o v , Orange and Grapefruit Mnl. /lnvi~' fll'~fllll nurnhe!'H will hn The class or 1940 had as its vale~: Help You Trim Your Meat Bills Every Day 46-oz. Bottled "Mt•ditl't.ion" (I.() t' e ". :r.); "Nu~tlli'JH·" dictorian JoSt!phinc, who is now I BLENDED JUICE can nnd "All"Mru Mn<,Hto:w,' Mrs. Carl Swanberg of W,illow Vii Fancy Grode A 21c Mason Mcthodi~;t, Jfcnt·,v Liddi(•ont, /llw- !age. A brother, Arthut·, was the Sunnyfield Shank Gas tor·. M11ndng worc;hip lO:ou. i-~~>t·mon, salutatorian in 1037, ~ Ready to Eat lb. APPlE SAUCE We deliver in l OO~Ib. 'tnnl1s nnd "i\dv1mttn•ilu~ in Hr·lhdnn," Chtll'ch • bl' Half 2 ~:·n; 25c 11 49c inatnll on nny OpJ.lroved range. A r·hnol 11 :lri. Yrmth fl'llowHhip 7:11() with A11 of thO'=iC spent their pll IC Fancy r:111·don l•'urtmun, IJint 1·ict. c·nnf~>t'f'UCI) nt. School life in the LesUc Public 3~year contract nstiurcs ndequatc WHOLE OR BUTT HALF • ~ i\lhion ut In :ou Mnndnv. All f'ltu1·c·h fam- schools. There jq a younger sister, lb. 59c L'lupply of C"ns. GRAPEFRUIT SECTIONS ily rtigohr. with C'o-op BIIPJII!I' at li ::w Althea. who a student in the Oven Ready 2 ~:·"; 27c Wt·dni!Hdn.\'. eighth grade. Slicod or Piece-Spiced/ Raiah RANGES Felt Plains Methodist, Al'ln VnJIIII"n, pas~ Mavis Koons, \Vith a standing of PRIME RIB ROAST lb. 69c full $89.~0 and up 1ot•. Ru ndny Hehool I f) :!iU. Monlinv; wor·. 3 818 · tl ) d · t · f th' lUNCHEON MEAT Jb. SAlAD DRESSING qt. 47c Hhi 11 II :all .•Junio1· :tnd H!!niot· dwin1 · , lS lC va e lC onan 0 IS Fancy Frosh · Dre,.od R';;'cks 59c lona .. Apartment size !II'UI'Li(!l' al 7 ::In f'VI'l'Y W(•dtW:-idny ni~ht. year's clasr:;, She is the daughter F•ncy Long Island and table-top Bihlc Htudy 1•vm·y TtwtHiny cv1)ningo nt of 1\ir. and 1fr·s. Hubert Koons of 46-oz. FRYING CHICKENS lb. TOMATO JUICE Magic Chef R :1111. Rive.~ Junction, where she attended 53c DUCKLINGS lb. can 19c 20% doma, balanco Tender Meaty Ribs or Bristol 39c Ion• In StoclLT.AN, 2 lb. 6c * F 3,:; Color-Coneded Coatetl Fresh-Goldon Bantam MARVEl SWEDJSH RYE ~~~":i 16c Lens- .Tur!got~ of Pro!Jnln. I J•no Parkor PARTY MIX avoidN reflected flare rn the matter· of LIH• l'tltnto of ADnn~ lb. 69c C. r:RAN!iEH, dl'c!ea~to;jlONllr•J Counter With All 'J'Iw Fixin'~ OLD DUTCH New Low Price/ New Low Price/ \VIII bo served In t1hc lJSE OUR CAMERA PAYMENT With Activated Seismoti#e Dog Food l'ROGRAlll '·dining room of DUZ RINSO ~511;os tux urul r:usn ineludeil can GROV·E'NUUUG CHURCH 9¢ can large 9¢ large pkg. 34¢ MASON'S PHOTOGRAPHIC HEADQUARTERS pkg. 34¢ Saturday Evening, May 22 American Fomi/y Hew Low Pricef New· Low Price! Mason, Michigan l.ly the '" " Hew 'Low Price/ Warel.s ' Phone 5411 \ Gootl Neighbor Class FLAKES 41 OXYDOL iW TIDE IVORY FLAKES Of the Sunday School large large : pkg. largo large 35' pkg. 34¢ pkg. 34¢ 34¢ r--..~---~------I·,______, pkg. I •' INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948 'flit·co ' foi,JII'IIinl Oommunlr!a.tlon Dnnwillc lodge No •. 160, F. & A, ·Dansville Mr. and Mr~. Roylyn Miller wot•o I Mr. nnd MI'R, Joau Bachmrm Ml', Scott Whoolol' of Plorwont lnlw M,, will confer tho thfr!l degree wook end guest~ or. the lattor•'rl' and MI'R, Rox TownHctHI ancl 'rum· i Mt·~. 1/lllnn Young TtJn~duy evening, Mrty JS, at B SUBMERSIBLE CRAFT WAX . INTO ADULTHOOD wns " Sunclny vlaltOJ· or Mr·, nnd pnr·cnts, Ml', und Mr~. Forr·oat By of MaHon, Mr, anc! MI'H, Aotlwn MI'H, Al'thm• Wotrtplo, o'eloe}(, This i,~ 11 Hpoclal communl Wrcrle of Bart•yton, 1 Witt und Chnrlcs Hounel' WCirc en· W. ,(J, '!', U, 1/oldli lll<•f•llng cntlon, Mr·u. Jilll:o:nllolh Bnelma nnt..~ltlng and l'oll,;hin~, Simonizing I~mmled :wrns·.~:-illlllCI'S ,. from Con· ! T· n t Arnold. treasurer Mrs Wil· Iowmg the pot luck dmncr, the It IS hoped that a new bmldmg - · ·· , . and Mrs. Harold Wing and family : '' c ' 11 • ' w' · business meeting was held and the and site levy can be voted at the Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pr1ce and fam-. were Mother's ·oav guest of their ram Mussolff· brurran, ayne . · · < < ily were Sunday evcnin csts ( J 9 l'holll'. !i511 0 SPECIAL OPENING PRICES 'I, aylor . ass1s· t' an t l'bI rar1an,· N e ale remamder . . of . . the T afternoon· wast next annual meeting for the pur- the lattet·'s pa1·ents .Mr g gnand . Mt·s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Almond Mussolff·' ptnmst· · Ra1 ph Nl ch o 1son, . spent. . tn VlSittng. he June mcc · 1 pose of a continuous building. im- . ·Leo Gly1' · of Wheatfield• ' · Wt'ng, ' ' mg Will. be held at the home of provement program. If thts ts' 1n · Mt·. and Mrs. Robert Anderson ______: ______:-- .. --- Mrs. J. B. Dalton. done it should be possible to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chamberlain and' family, Mr. and Mrs. Forest opcmted hy build and make improvements. in and daughter of An': Arbor, Mr. Anderson, .Tr., and Mr. and Mrs. James H. Snow and Cleo J. Brown Observe Anniversary the future without resorting to and Mrs. Arthur Sullivan and son , Forrest Walker wete sunday din-' Otten Wee!{ nays OJ1en Sundays Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, bonding or borrowing. 1 of Detroit ~nd Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ner g_ucsts or their pat'cnts, Mr., 6:00 a. m. to 9:00 ,(l. m. 8:00 lt. m. to 11:011 p. m. Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Mills, Mr. ! This building will be 4.0x80 and Chamberlain and of New Hud- and Mrs. F. c. Anderson. l------:------1 ,. and Mrs. Amll Spodeck and daug·h- will house the large fat·m shop and son were Mother~ons s. Day guests of Mrs. Mina Mann and Mrs. Ona ter, Nancy, and Mrs. Martha agricultural room. General shop Mrs .. Sarah Rogers and Mr. and AI.moncl were Saturday evening ------Carlton, all of Dearborn; Mr. and will also be taught in the same IMrs. Leo Rogers. dinner guests. of Mr. and Mrs. L. AU C T I 0N Mrs. Louis Stid of Mason; Mr. and building, This added construction Mr. al1Cl Mrs.· Elton Hodges and .E. Otis, -...... Mrs. George Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. will serve to relieve overcrowding family of San Bct·nadino, ·califom- Miss Joyce Arnold of Ypsilanti ,...... , / Earl Braman, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. of the present building and will ia, arr1vcd Thursday to visit Mr. spent the week end with her par- We will sell the following desc1·ibed articles nt auction in DichlM,Mr. ard MMrs. DDo~·s gicg: make n kindergarten possible be- and Mrs. Floyd Smith. They left cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Arnold. the village of Stockbri(lge opposite the Methodist church on. and r. an~ rs. avt . le ginning in September. Monday for their new home in Me· Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Diehl, Mr. ', : ... were entertame~ at a buffet sup~, At present the l1 fox, tr>l' or strwllln·irig" In honor· ol' Pl'lnr~lo SundiiY night. GRETTON DISTRICT Marlhu 'rh11yer.• nr Mnrron were 1111 Bert Chnllwr· wns t11lwn lo tho ------thulr· mother•, Mr·~. Snr·uh PI'Oetm•, Plcltunnh VIew Hchnol Jllrtyed 1\fr'H, IDiiwm·cJ Q. Daft 'l'uc,9day evening c11Jlers nt the J rM BISHOP flipped tho coin nt 8 p. 111., nccnrrllng- to toY, Gor- MnMn Gerwrnl hnHpllnl Sl1tlll'dny, 1\F;:\ll'l'IJo'IJI.•'I'UIGI•J 1 Mr• nnrl Mt"l F'nrl Rhowenr nnd Ihnr1ebnll with Butclwlm• RChool homes of Mrs, Nellie• Prntt nml Ltw newsboy nnd got tho snme rlon H. Holorr, d muslcnl progr·rtm, rnng- Mt'H, i\.1'i.hm• Gennls nne! d11ugh- to he Hl'en nnywh•'l·c wns tho How Mr, nnd Mr'.Y, Dee WIIIIOX und IPrldrty, rand family were .dinner g~csl~ ~~ Mr. und Mr'H, Loon Thomas of "Thrml suro lng from RllCI'"rl clnsslcs to negro ler r·etlll'nwl to !.heh· homu In Ply- m·lng plum tr:eo In full hlo~Hom at children11111 lm" ll•o • · · 1 "1~'/.;• 101 1 1 1 BENRUS 1 Ml'S, Henry Anderson, Mr." and MrR. A. Griffin re- boJ• •· •sku/, seriow/y,'' "Seems.• lilw entot fl ·nrf.,rings,VOices 111 someHpeclftlly 11n quenrmnged quuJ'- COURT CAFE Mr·. nml Mrs. Forrest Bcuell ccived a Mother's Day message tbiJJgs ra ,ing , /1 right mosr of the . for this tour. Also l!enrd in quartet ! and f11mlly were rlillner "Uests of fr·o1n tltclt• "·on lrt Flol'lc.l", . ., 11 11 1 ' 1 1 'II J tl C l bl I f Across from the court house 111111 1111 1 Phone 24791 BOULEVARD Mr. and Mrs. Frnnl' Bedell" of Mr. nnd "Mrs. Jncl( Sanders" of tkur~u•.' , they'llrl ."'"" be """"gdting l>ay bel/er are11't ; a IWImule Jevoices. IC !'liS· a· c. ers, n enc. o I 11 IMorrice, Sunday. In the nl'tcrnoon Saglnnw, w11o have been at Biloxi, rlay or m. .f'.r,cr ri11Co. got this· . Miss Lois Hntt, well up In the ------Watches for Men and 1 they attendedt' I II the t Baptisttl C Singt I Mississippi, lor somo timeM visited corner, /'r'e mnrtly bml~ gr~od dayr, I lorogrrnmc1 nmong grmpe l pans 1 1 t s, 1 convcn 1on 10 c n 1c en m their parcn:s, Mr. and rs. Cleo m /i,.me """hi lo be nice /bel a member of the fncu!ly ancl.1.s lr~:::::i;::::;;:;:::;;::;::=~~:-1 Women 'high school of Flint. Sanders for the week end. 1 " 1 • h 10,. tho18 accompanlcst and pmnn solo- / New stylings and Saturday1M evening guests of :Mr. Mrs. Gertrude Alberts nf Holt (Jer,ple t 1'''' rwd•a t em I-"''1 ~~'"Y· , ., t r . th, g ·n p \ anr r.s. Wilson Dmsch11 nnel f am- was n gucs t o l cr pnrcn s, r. 1 1 C t M 1 y th f ' h t M ••\Vhy is Lh!s n good corner, son?'' 1 1 ·~ m c 1. 1 1 · mountings 1I ily were Mr·. and Mr·s. Pmtl Coover ancl Mrs. Carl >Varner, Sunday. "'Cnusc all you people coming . ~m m 1 . rc 1l gnn °11 ?r of Ionia, M1·s. Cecil Wheaton and M1·. ami Mr·s. Anthony Goris nnd oul these buildings mostly buy I Christ ral11cs nr·e held n:onthly JEWELRY GIFTS of all kinds for tl~e graduate, which of mj you arc cordially invited to inspect. I Harold or Charlotte and Mrs. mm- daughter or Ja.clmon, Mr. anu Mr·s. papct·s, nnd when you buy papers, I nrcYJted class. fie evc11 thougbt I bad "AT THE CANDLELIGHT CAFE" "WHEN A GYPSY MADE HIS Miss Donna Jean Pickett of class. fl e figured you could be cheer· VIOLIN CRY" GR~GOR PIATiGORSKY HARRY JAMES LILY PONS Grand Haven spent the week end /ul bccartre yo" were to·yiug to gel Dici( Huym~s 24284 with her parents and brother. ahead Now be's g up on, Jll'cHidunl of f!f' nel:i, Dl"i~ Mlteholl nl' Mnson l'ingn nr I.Jwn· tiltllg-IJtor, rtuth anJ Personall llJm- Hnn r 6v~nts stnged by tho Ingham County tho Inglwm County mmployr•es as· and lll.tl" Dnnnu McKrill or Lnn- MIII'i", to Hownrd 1•'. Ci'llflJl, ployr!Cs assoclrttlon, Between 325 sodutlnn, welcomed the gUI!Mts und ~lng bouncl fnl' 11 Hollywoncl tr·y- or 1\frs. 11nlph Hi•nlscnlcd in n. l D h h' 't' t'lrJlll<'r·, 'lr·s. Jl•,ol.l'lu 11nilcy lsc and Mlnme Wythe of Lun.smg, supper elub setting- with nt!lll'iy spent Mo hcr's~ ay wit w . ·St. Mary's Cn.thedl'lli in Lansing SUPPORTS *Over 5 million Mnylngs sold Jl( ,,r M[' and Mrs. ChU!Ics Lay and Tuesday morning. 'rho sm·vices fnr moro thnn nny other wuslmr. ' - " 1 8 l w tl 1 r IJ0 Jt d brother and wile, Mr. and Mrs. Y 10 . lOOO small Breckenridgr·, Mr·. nnd M1·s. Chan '" er nne son °. ' an guests seated at tables. Curl Densmore at Battle Creclt. \at Y Jc1 nne! Mt·. and Mrs. 1-I~r'l'y were followed by a brcaJ(fnst at Oivt ;Jhlmata fa · Coma In nnd ploco your ordllr I'IOW li'lll'g'Hlio wrJ•o MnlJwr's Day guests Ethel, Bemwe ami Lucille Wlute, spent Sunday with Mrs. Helen meeting at Holt Tuesday night. Charles Bush and family of Lan- Mrs. W. J. Thorburn of their son rrncl daughter·-in-law, nnd her mother, Mrs. Clara Kcan, .Jump rrt Munith. Mr·. and Mrs. Charles Lay and sing, Mr. and Mr.s. W. D. Bush or 4G6J Parlr. Ilrivo Mr. and Donald Whitney, and all of Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Clipper en· Appliance Co. Mr~. I Patty Jo and Mr. and Mt·s. John Onondag-a and Freel Stone err Los IIOl/l' far111ly. Mr. and. Mrs. Charles .Welsh had tcrtained at dinner on sunday Lay were dinner guests Sunday of I lie were dinner guests of Mr. and Rcmemher This Date! . . , . Sunday dmner 111 Lansing ut the M o s cr· ·' J 0 Mrs. Albert 0 Plambref( of home of her son, Mr. and Mt·s. R. t's. . . 1pper anu ean. . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Densmore I M1·s ..Emcst McKessy on Mothcr'll I'bono Holt B72t or 71671 131) W. Ash 1\taHOil · S 1 Wesllreld, N"w .Tor~r.y, and Mr. and w. Johnson. S. Clipper and C. H. Clipper spent and Dawn Marie, Duy. I ------Phllllf' ()iJ II RUlnmage ra e Mrs. w. D . .Wrlg!Jt o( Ann' Arbor Sunday dillner guests of JvfJ.. and the da.y at St. Charles with Mr. spPnt Monday w1th frtellds m Ma- MI'S, Floyd C. Watson were his ami Mrs. Pete Hartley and Mrs. son. th , Mrru!le Cmmpton. Presbyterian mo · er, M,·s. Maude Shonlt of ll'r·. -' MI',", Harol·' Blcl(ert of Mr. nnd Mr\s. Harvey Gleason of L . b 1 ' 1111 u " u Wom·en's Association L"slic sp .. nt SlimI fly WI'll 1 M r·. alll1 "Irungs I s· urg, anc hcJ· mother, Mm. I·"•"" ll,"ing " cntot·t"J.llC''" u Mr·. ant! Mr."." ,- azc • rmmons. Clnroncc Bicl(ert and Mrs. Lena Mrs. Guy S. Thorburn. Mrs. Glen- 11r, and Mrs . .!~red flusiin a11d In Churc•h H.:t!'it'lllf'llt son is a niece of Mrs. Thorburn. . Ellison al dinnef· Sunday. Mrs. Mary Lusen b y on t er t·ulnet . 1 Rnv,cr·rt UnderwoodII weret tl Mnndny Sun''"Yu" aftet'llOon guests nt the Saturday, May 15 Mrs . .T, L. Widdis, ,J. W. Cook- Underwoodu ·ernoon en h r,rsne a· lc Cern! home of DJ'. and Mrs, R. P. Azcl- son. Richard reel< and Mrs. David OJ • ton' wcr·c ).frs. Harry Hedges and Starlin!~ at H!:!O a, m. DeWitt of Willow Run Sa t urd ay M1·. s and Mrs. George Gmham Mt·. an~'u JI•Jr·s. Robcr·t Weylan·',u all ONCE AGAIN were unc 1ay ca 11 ers of fl·icnds at of Lansing. PRESENTS evening, L I' I th f't til es le, n . c a. emoon . cy were Mrs. Harry Baines and children, MILLS' guests of Goor·ge Randolph at Lany, .Alice and Johnny, were Rives Junction. week end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. .E1·nest Every Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dmko at were Mother's Day guests of their Grand Rapids . son-in-Jaw nncl daug·htcr, Mr. nml Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barton .Home-Smoked Mrs. Dale Rics and family. and daughters, Frank Fetters and , Me·. and Mrs. vVourt Every were .Tcrrncttc Andreas were sunday dinner guests Sunday of Mr. anrl guests of Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Geren uWOM~N'S Mrs. LeRoy Saelens. His mother, and family at Kalamazoo. DAY" Mrs. Mary Saelens of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stevens was also a guest. 1 D 1 · w. R. Tietz will spend the fore- am oy e of Leslie were Sunday Bacon-45c. t,.... '~'ii;J~~;' ,.~,·~ ...... " .. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs . ... ·.,. . ..:..:.: .. \.:.:~ ..";", ~·-:;:··.~ -~ part of ne:ft week in Chicago, II~ Erwin Beach . linols, attending a Duo-Therm con- Mrs. Emma Coon and Mr. and ventlon. Note: Saturday,--May 15, Shop Mills and Home-Smoked Sliced Bacon __ - __ . M · Mrs. Elnoeh Beebe spent Sunday SaveJ 49c, r, and Ml'S. George Burgess with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hine and and Howard and Dale were Moth- SOilS at Grand Rapids. er's Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. .and Mrs. Ralph Adams and Pig Hocks, lb. ______29c I William Curl. Just drop a· wish into our WISHING WEL[ 1 Elizabeth Adams were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hall ut Eaton Pork Roast, lb. _·______...: ____ A5c Rapids Sunday in honor of the I birthday anniversary of Elizabeth. Pork Steak, lb. ______49c 't Forget Other guests were Ethel Adams and see if your WISH will come TRUE I Don nnd Roy Adams. Spareribs, lb. ______35c A l'm·sonalizl'tl Corsage Mr. and Mrs, Russell Birlwtt were Saturday evening dinner I for. 1rhe guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Once a year the women empioyees of Mills take over the management of the store, from presi Lard, lb. ______~ ____ 29c dent on down. They work with pleasure to bring all women fine values and a day of pleasant shop Junior-Senior ~i~·~~e;,\ a~u;ansing to celebrate ping. I Mr. and M1•s. Rex Jewett imler- Piclt-Up Schedule on Monday Reception tnined at dinner on Mother's Day. i Guests included Mr. and Mrs. This year our capable staff has chosen the "Wishing Well" as their theme and when you visit our Custom Butchm·ing on Tuesdays From Sigurd Eriksen and Sig and Roger of Lansing and Mr. nnd Mrs. store you will find the interior festooned with parrots .:md a "Wishing W~ll." All day you may shop i James Hulett and Mr. and Mrs. t_o the soothing music of Gene Corey and his Hammond organ. Elmery Jewett. JEWETT'S Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Brown of Battle Creelt spent the week end We have lov~ly flowers for the early customers and to someone present during our afternoon with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. FLOWER SHOP style show, from 2 :00 to 4:00 p. m., we will present a gorgeous orchid. Our style show will display up .Millerlile Market Ellsworth Brown. Mr. and Mt·s. Dielr .TPwctt Norman Brown were Sunday din to·the-moment fashions for around-the-clock wear, from toddlers' up to matrons' sizes. Gifts galore, Home;Killed Meats Flowerphonc 2-l2:H ncr guests at the Brown home. so pretty and practical, is anotl~cr extra feature. They will be awarded o~e week later. Mother's Day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Beach were Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brown and family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Thurloe Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Highlight New Junior Fashion Green and sons, nil of Lansing; Women's Day Features Boleros A · and Mr. nnd Mrs. Richard Alder man and Mr. and Mrs, Robert The short eton jackets transform sun-b.ack dresses Maine of Mason. to summer frocks for the office or dress-up occa , ·Mother's Day guests at the . sions .. They're the perfect double-personality ' home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bir- kett were Mr. and Mrs. August •GIFTS •FLOWERS •STYLE SHOW dresses for the senior trip and for vacation wear Hoppe and family from Lansing. through the entire summer. Mrs. Hoppe aml David and Bar- bara remained to spen~ the week Jonathan Logan Har-Lee with her' parents, Mr. and Mrs. •Special Merchandise Birltett. •Music •Lots of Fun Chambray sun dresses ingrcen, Cotton striped sun dresses in Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haun and orchid, pink, yellow and blue junior sizes - $7.95. son and Miss Gertrude Ludwick· Junior sizes - $13.05 of Lansing, Richard Brown of Ma ' son and James Brown, u student at A non-run, jersey half slip Central Michigan college, were A ·Day oFor All Budget-Wise Women To SaveJ guests Sunday of Mr. unci Mrs. PETTI- $1.98 ' Nc!son Brown and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Harrison en Full-Length Jersey Slips tertained their daughter, Mrs. with ruffled flounce Harry Graichen, Mr. Graichen and SLIPS daughter Elluinc of Ypsilanti at Mills Will I/ave Spec if! I Stocks of Merchandise $5.95 dinner Mother's Dny, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gallagher PAJAMA SETS attended an inuugural dinner for In each of our departments there will be a grand assortment of special merchandise at special the new agricultnl·al engineering Chambray pajamas with matching building at Michigan State college, prices. This is a day for all thrifty shoppers to ,compare our quality merchandise and~low prices. Make coats, pin]{, yellow, blue or aqua, sizes mast Lansing, last Thursday eve· your first stop while visiting Lansing. Remember, we have a store full of special mcrcha ;dise 32 to 38 nlng. Mills 1 Mr. and Mrs. James Hulett waiting your approval. $4.95 each visited Mr. and Mrs. John Joy at ·..~. SLACKS SUITS Haslett Sunday evening, Miss Rosemary Austin of Ypsi· . ·Two-tone combination or.. solid colors, lnnti spent the week end with her some with belted jucltets, sizes 9 to 17 parents, Mr. and Mrs, Leland Aus~ tin. ::·BOBBIE-BROOKS SWEATERS Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Karn en- tertained Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Coon Saturday ...May 15th . · Pullov~rs or . cardigans. with short at dinner on Mother's Day. , · · gathered ,sleeves and other dressmaker Sunday guests at the home of details. Ice cream colors in sizes to 10. I·Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cookson of I Jacltson were Mr. and Mrs. J. L . . ,$3.. 98 ~0 ~$5.95 . Widdis of Detroit and Richard Only!! MilLS .. .· IPeelt and Mrs. Mary Lasenby of ·Mason. Store Hours 9:30a.m.· to 5:30p.m. • •·i On sunday afternoon Mr. · and Dry Goods Co., 113 So. Washington Ave. The Paristyle Shoppe ; M1•s, J. H. Gallagher and family • .,:! Ivisited Mr. and Jl.l:rs. W. D. Byrum ,.,, For Inexpensive Smartness ' at Leslie. Mrs. Gulla!l"her is a j Lansing,, Michigan 1.l.,.;....;._ _;..____ _;.. _ _.::....______,_ __ -1 1daughter of the Byrums. I...-. . 1---:------:-----....::;;.;_ _.... ___·---..,._------~--....J
., Six lNGHAM COUN.1'Y NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1048 ' 'l'liUl'fJtlny artm·nonn at. the MllnoJ' D, Cnlvor nnd M:ril, Clyrlo Howlett, Motlwt•H ]reto Jla~ugh torr~ REEVES DISTRI.CT family cllnnor at the hOJne nf Mr, Mr. nnJ. Hnrold was of green orchids. Mrs. Dar!- gym on DccolUtlon Day. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Os and Mt·s. Fred Lyllc, Mrs. Etta Hosier 11t Pleasant Lnl!o. MAY 30,1948 inglon wore n dove gray gubat·· Ground has been brolcen for the trander. Dclrlcll and Mr. and Mrs, Elmct• Mr. and M.rs. llnllnnd MHl'Gregory Peck is seen as Ph!l 1 Green. Dorothy McGulro is Kathy, 1 Phil's fla.ncee who can't understand' the sordid things that h11ve come 1 between them, while John Garfield ; appears as Dave, Phil's friend. OJ·hmtul Sett:!ng 1 "Singapore," co-starTing Fred Mn.cMunay and Avn. Gardner comes Saturday to the Fox theatre. MASON PHONE 7-121 Laid entirely in the far eastern Evenln~: Shuwr. Stnrt nt 7:00 J>. M. 1 Continuous Sc•turday frnm 3:00 r•, M. Contlnuour. SundiH metropolis for which it is named, Jnuws ::,tuwart, who co-stars with .Jauc Wyman in "Mag-ic Town,"; rrom 3:00 P. M. Admlsr~irm-litc nnd :J5c-TuK Included, present day Singapore is shown on puts the basketball team of Grundview on the map, 'The film will be,' r-~~&'l'i the screen, While a section of the picture is devoted to the days and shown at the l~ox on Sundny and Monduy. 1 events leading to the Jap attack ' 'JIIturstlay lt.llll Frida,\', Ma~ l ~-! l L<'er an expensive' the trail,
Book Talk II Meeting May 21 on Clearing House I =~:~:::;':;;";~1 18 w;,:;t~:~:::;:l Bud's Body Shop As;;~\~~s h~ ~ ~ne C. R. Howarth From Ingham Uounty Library All organizations of the com- 1 at the H~ll Memorial llbmry on home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. .. ! munity have been as]{ed to have Friday mgllt, May 21, at 8:00 Houra open to the nt Hnlll " .Lee Rathbone, Mrs. Allie Rathbone Mcmot•:nt hbrnry, Mn.aon:public Everyday ex~ ""' delegate present. at the meeting o'clock. , Officers for the ensuing Iand daughter, Barbara Rathbone. cept Sun~nyH and holiday,, 2·6 p, rn. i of the Commumty Clearing House year Will be elected. . . . And Auto Parts Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Alf, who Monday, Yfednesdny nnd Saturday, 7-D I The purpose of the orgamzatJon Ihave been in Florida for the past ~:rSJif"n\\'gK'c~ohll•";~e~~··~~ru~J~~· HARPER SCHOOL is to act as a clearing agency for , several months, returned to Michl- t , 30 , ' 7til an1i 8th GJ•ades community "'llldcavors. This in- gan a week ago. They visited the What is good in children's !rooks eludes more than welfare efforts 1 latter's parents, :Mt•, and Mrs. t d ill t t ': Mr. and Mrs. Curly McClure and of last Christmas it is explained· Harry Rogers. w1 la ma 1ws a goo us ra or, ' daughter and Maxin Trm an v· i ' · · I why some arc considered good, and i ted Mr and Mrs ~mann Wat~r~ It m_ay be possible to bUild a_ com- others with similar appearance are' d f · .1 8 d · mumty calendar, to estabhsh a BUNKER HILL not-an these arc discussed in1an amty un ay, cpmmunity chest, and to 1 Edna Stiles' · ILLUSTRATORS OF CHIL- Mr. and :Mrs. M. C. Hyde and >!"om c more-or-less loose-Jotntedarf~liate II1 ll•••••llllia••••••••••••••••••• Mr. and Mrs. William Hurford DREN'S BOOKS by Bertha E. famrly move~ mto the1r new home projects_ into a corpOI'atc body of Complete Collision Service called on her parents, Mr. and Mahoney, Louise Latimer, and on Phtlhps load Saturd~y. action, 1ts backers hope. Sunday & Monday, May 16-17 Mrs. John Hines, of Highland Sun- Beulah Folmsbee, all of whom have Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hems enter- Individuals, other than delegates .·In case your car is involved in .an accident, remember that d · made a study of the subject,. To tai~ed_Mr.,flnd Mrs. E. Weller and from organizations, are invited to "THE BIGGER THE SMASH, THE BETTER WE aKirs. Frank Herrick hss .been say that it Is a $1.50 boolt alld that I family .~unday. attend the May 21 meeting, too. F-IX 'EM". very ill for the past week. . it is in our reference collection Ray Koets spent last week with 1 FROM THE MOMENT~llf'EY,MET .•• IT WAS •. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hayhoe and helps to give some Idea of its value. I Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Heins and • L !i • ON BIG JOBS THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR Mr. and Mrs. RobilJ't Cook and Illustrations are shown to lllus- family. I esmae WRECKER SERVICE ANYWHERE IN THE STATE baby of Lansing spent Mother's trate points and some are shown Mr. and Mrs. M. c. Hyde and Day with the Glenn Cook fa!I)ily, here which have appcar~d nowhe~e family visited Mr. and Mrs. Cy By E. J• Cross Mrs. Dan Neu called on her. sis- else except In the orlgmal publl- Grifuse Sunday evening. Baptist Church Has . COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS, new and used for all ter at Fitchburg Sunday evening. cation. It isn't the sort of thing Mrs, Harlan of Lansing spent 108th Annual Meeting makes of cars Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jenkins one ;cads through, but rather It Is! Sunday with Orville Thomas of The 108th annual meeting of the I and Rosella Leinhart and Charles to prclt up and read partially at a Mason BUMPING AND PAINTING, expert work . Slocum of Chelsea spent Sunday In time. · Leslie Baptist church was held Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ketchum and Wednesday evening when the elec , .· LATE MODEL WRECKS BOUGHT AND SOLD Lansing, PEONY Is Pearl ;Buclc's latest, daughter were ~unday guests of tlon of officers was the principle The Felt Plains Methodist and although the setting is China Mr. and Mrs. Bel"t Ketchum Sun- event. Those chosen were as fol- ·EXCHANGE SERVICE on transmissions, generator~;, church W. S. C. S. will meet May and the theme much similar to day afternoon. lows: Deacon for six years, Fred starters . 20 for dinner at noon. A regular many of her others, this time she business meeting will follow, has inserted an element which we Orville Thomas and family visi- Wyman; deacon for three years, L01oalr•d :! mil"~ south of 1\IaHnn on US-127 Mr. and Mrs ..E. B. Stiles and do not remember reading of else- ted Mr. and :Mrs. William Way at C. R. 'Henderson; trustees for l'hmw !loll; "1-1121. rlaughtcr, Mrs, Dean . Trefry of where. She makes use of a Jewish Mulligan Saturday night. I three years, Lynn Young and Mrs. Peoria, Illinois, spent Sunday in family· for tho center of he!' plot, There was no school Monday: Wtl.ham Johnston; clerk, Mrs. Holly calling ·on Mrs.· Stiles' a Jewish family which is living afternoon as there was a music I Dwtght Hendcr~on; .treasure.r, Bay mother. much as the Chinese and are ac- meeting at Mason. The teacher Roeder; fmanctal secretary,. Mrs. in ROBERT RISKIN'S Alex Slider of Oalt Grove and cepted by them, but who still st!clt and some of tho boys and girls at- Gale •. Harlmess; member fmance Robert Slider of O!{cmos were to their old code of laws and reli- tended to practice for the eighth comrmttee,. Russell Shaw; Sunday "\JMNiiC TOWR S un d ay gucs t s a t th e L ee UI rey gious ceremony. She does insert grade graduation. school superintendent,· Wayne1 t h Mr. and Mrs. c. J. Holme.s of 1 Hampton; . asststant super n en- willl SMITH • HW SPARKS • orne,Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawlcins ationthe rebellion who thlnlt of the of youngerChinn. only gener- ns Ch.arlotte.· visited their daughters ' ) dent, Leslie V.lnce; junior depart-w an d b a bY of J ac Itson ca 11 ed on Mr. their home, and have no wish ever Mrs. Doryce Cogswell over· the ment superintendent, Mrs. ayne Solve Your Heating Problem and Mrs. Ernest Jenldns Sunday. to return to the Land of their weclt end. Hampton; assistant, Mrs, Percy . Gilman; chief usher, Branch .. With The . PHILLIPS Fathers. COLUMBIA ROAD ' ]'Fischer; choir . director, Mrs. 1 Lit.tle Lulu Cm·tnon; Joe l\lcDoalws Comedy Joyce Huber DORA is one of the best _novqjs MrR. O. Norris Wayne _Hampton; ort!an~st, Nor- 1 w. emu '*'iRW' 757? 1 to come to our attention m the man Vmcent; and ptantst, Mrs. -· COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC Mr: and Mrs. Arthur Gruhn and last few months. It is the story of The mother and daughter ban- Paul Tucker. BITUMINOUS (SOFT)· family attended tho Pitts reunion a "problem child" who Is. a prob- quet and 4-H club was held at the The reports of officers revealed Tuesday & Wednesday, May 18-19 in Mt. Pieasant Sunday. !em, only because she IS more North Aurelius church Friday eve- that the year has .been one of I Mrs, Charles Meddaugh, Mrs. aware, more sensitive, than the nlng. · ·marked success. The meeting. was Emi.l LaDuke, Mrs. Clyde BliesncJ' usual child, and v.ery different from Mrs. Will Norris and Joe Hafner preceded by a cooperative dinner. Iand Mrs. Leon Watrous of Lansing her mother, so mrsunderstood. !t is spent Mother's Day afternoon with . Rev. Paul Tucltcr is the pastor of visited their sister, Mrs. Clarence the story of her adolescence and her son, H. H, Norris and family,j the church. Warner, Thursday afternoon. uncertain childhood in a brolwn near Charlotte. ·: --- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bartholo- home, her love and seemingly Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ganaway I.Exa.mine Fire Truclc mew of Jacl\son spent Saturday happy marriage and its sudden a~~ Mr. and Mrs. Osca1· Taylor 1 A re_Prcsentative of the Amcri with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph· Bartholo- failure. Inserted, and a valuable VISited Mr. Ganaway's sister· and can Ftre Appliance company of mew. part of the boo!t, Is the religious family at Battle Creek Sunday. Battle Cre.clt was in Leslie Thurs- Mrs. V. W. Palmer of East Lan- element which carries her through Mr. and Mrs. Almerton Griffin day afternoon, demonstrating one sing called on Joyce Hu~er Satur-' when no other resource can. of Aurelius Center visited :Mrs. w. of its fire trucks to members of day afternoon, Mrs, Palmer was a LADY AFRAID and FARE BY C. Norris Suncjay. the Leslie township board and I former teacher of the Phillips MY SIDE are mysteries. The first Floyd David, who has been ill villngc council who are trying to school. is the story of a young woman was taken to Ann Arbor Tuesday arrange a working agreement for GREGORY PECK· DOROTHY McGUIRE· JOHN GARFIELD Mr. and Mrs, Vern B!iesner, whose child has been talwn from morning for treatment, a new truclt for the village and . Cel~sle HOlM • Ail!e R£VfRE • June HAVOC • Alber! DEKKER • Jane WYATT ~Dean !TOCK\1£ll Melvin Bleisner a~d M!ss Patty her by unfair means, and who in Mrs. Esther Jones and her moth- township. The truck now used has Van Court of Lansmg vrs1ted Mr. desperation kidnaps her own child, er, Mrs. A. J. Smith, visited in been in service about ten years, If and Mrs. Clarence Warner Sun- only to have him stolen from her Eaton Rapids Sunday. a new one is purchased· it will day aftemoon. · · by unlmowns. The latter Is the serve as an auxiliary to the ··pres- .Thursday & Friday, May 20-21 1. Feeds Coal to ·Furnace-No Hopper to Fill John K_osier of ,Lansing '"'pont story of another young· woman's Ja,son' Pollock were the Sunday ent equipment. Sun?ay With Mr. and Mrs",~overn attempt to find the Jove of her guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley :z. Removes the Ashes-No Clinkers to Dig Koster. husband's child by a former mar- Voss. · · Present Sm1lor Play Sam Warne~ and Mre, Mary riage, for only with that love can Mrs. David Houseman of St.! Two good audianccs greeted the ~. No Daily Trips to Basement Schray of L?-nsmg spent. Saturday she hope to hold his trust. Perhaps Johns and Mrs. Robert Houseman I cast of the senior ·class play at afternoon With Mr. and :Mrs. Clar- It is wrong to call it a mystery, of Lansing spent Thursday after- the Leslie high school auditorium A. No' High Fuel Bill . ence Warner. but it is a desperate search for the noon visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Thursday and Friday evenings. '• Friday Leuuw, charity; Bonnie Ward', 1'·:· Kosier m1d Rosemary, and Mrs. wore. Sunday dinner guests of Ml'. and SatUl'day. . hope; and Betty Tennison, faith. ., Donald Brannan attended the and Mrs, Orville Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hillman and · --· Lansing Ice &fuel C.o. mother m1d daughter. banquet at Mr. and Mrs. Roy· Hobart of Mrs. Keimeth Ott and son of· Plan Softball League the Bethlehem Lutheran church In Dansville, Mr. and Mrs, Ervin San- Owosso were sunday guests of Mr. j The first coli has .been given to . Lansing Friday evening. . ford of Mason and Err.11a and and Mrs. Ross. M. l{cl!uy, ' · those who dqslrc to .. play. In. tho ~~--····••11!,1...... 'i"wv ~NGHAM COUNTY NI!:W!S, MASON, MICHIGAN, 'l'HUHSDAY, MAY 13, 1fl48
\I INGHAM COUNTY NEWS State Employees Retirement Plan Is Sound[ I'URI.ISHED THUltBilAY AFT EllNOONS IN THE CITY 01' MASON, MICiilOAN lly Vot•nnn ,r, llmwn .2n,oOO hnvo left slftto JobR, 'rhiH uoh1111n I shall pt•esonL tho !don In 100% , . · . . 1 ,0 10 l'Cpl'OHentH mnl'O limn turn- dotrtll, I Vernon J. l3rown &i' Son, Pt~blio~hers Oc~n.~lnnnlly Lhol ' '; LI ~. , the ovt•f' In five ,l'l!itl'll, 'l'lw Hlnlo gnvomnwnt nomlH •!II'· nprmtunlly to RILY wnnethlng good Rltmt~ t.hiH ltd WIIH mntlo ofroe- l!no l'rwilllieH J'or rml'l'ylng on tlw Nelson D. Drown, Editor 111 Detty Crwn, Advertisirtg Manager u~Jntlt f(llv:w~unc.nt:, II. 1/ihl: ul~ Live wlrllo I wnH audltot• gmwt•a.J work of its owu llf:I!I!Ciell. 'J'oday ~~~YH.· to br. cmbr ~r.cd, So ,much. 01· nnd Hi nco T WfiH hOJIIll'Nl lly boh1g· tho legislature is lm·eml to rtp- 1 Wm. J, Mcllq.uh~m. Plant S!lfJerintendent uttiLJHm IH ulmul Itt th~ ]JOJic.l?rl ulumou lh•;;t nlllllJ'mflll of lhc 1jll'OPl'iatn l!Lrgo Hum,; to moot I Entorsd n11 oacond chuts mnttcr ut r•outoft'lco. Mrumn. Mlahlgnn, under Act rtn~l tH'I~ellr;eH ~f pub! in, ol fl~lnlH' HI ·IJOIII'rl unci Rlnee lhe prillcleM then J'cntal dll!l'gos on lensed Alrtw-' nt March IJ, 1H70 ~ilt. Vluiou,J !lclrls nl govmnment, IdedJkll uprm for nwnaging the ttu·cH s.r!altomd nllOill Lrumlng nnd lmm town hall to the, national unp- cnl.oJ'PI'iHo und Jmndllng Its funriH JtR ••nvit'OJW, None of dJe~e 1 SUDSCRII'TION RATE!! .1\DVERTISING RATES Jtn.l, a~'d s.o lillie. ol. l.h? goml Is II.LI'e Htili In O)lOI'OlioJl, I trtice n l••aw·d qunrlerH iH flllilable l'ol', (l'ayoblo In Advanco) Dlaplny ndvOJ•tlalng r1ttes on ap .. sn ! 1. 1 ~' 1 "'1'~~ 1 •1 ll,y montlmicd, .tlmt It nntuml pride In the Hhowlng to the worll b.elng done. Most or tho; Onu YC!ftr In In~hnrn nnd tdlcntlon, J3urdn£1HH lncn.lH nnd rand .. IH 1 eully 1 ol1cshing to wlitc nhout drtlc, Hpacc cnslH frtJ' more lllllll It is 1 ndjnlnln j:( co11 nt! nn ...... $2,00 lnv untlcfHI on tlt·Ht tlnd locnl IHII{'e!l, IL good joh well done. •t , 11 tl Scatl •md ·rboul Ono ;ynnt· nui.Hido Iru:hum nnJ 1 Or: n JlnL!, No runrliJJH Ill' hut!ltii!HH . 'rnrltty tiJc fund ha11 Hl,eurllieH He tl.t Y wm 1. • '- . ' · • HrUnin!rnr entmtit•tJ ...... 2.60 ndVf.:!rthdng )HfU~ thjHI ane; Cnrd u( Lm1L Wf!e){ there crt.me il;to my rulfl lnvcHLmcntH ggregrrling more the dty IIH it IH, ilH enntlnucd UHe, Six munthK In ln~:lwrn uni] 'flmnl1H, ln n wot•d, Anrwuncunumt.~;~ 11 $1<1 OOO,OOO, 1t a t.lw 1 ndjolnlnJ..:" counlirn~ """'"""'"" 1.26 oF tJOtnl'lHIOmnni.H Whrll'f! rl•lmlfuifnn f:1 hanriH the quarterly fuwncwl und than lmH paid out to l'l'JWORcntH wn,.l.e. nf tim" Ji'our n1unthtt ''"""""'"""""'"'"'" ,71i t:liiii'HUCI or or IHIY JIIILII to l'lliHu funtiK ~~:uliHIIet.l!. mpor; ol', the, Ml~hlgan t•etir·ed ;m,ployeetl 11\111 to henel'l- und .''!'fort ?f ."rl'wl~l~l nnd em:, Sln1do COJIICJII •••••••• ,...... ,OCi m IJHt l1o Jlltld nt l'fl(!Uinr r11tuil• l\,ntploy~e.l Relit en~cnt ~y~tcm, It elm·IPH nn.mcd hy lhnHo tleccascrl ployeeH. It um.~trluleH an annoy IH t.hfJ lu·Ht copy ol HUdl n J'opnrt 11 little more thnn 11 million dol~ ance allll. lnafliJVct.IIcnuc to oVJJl'Y I to rcar:II mo IJince the enrl nl' 1016. hlt'H. On March :n tlwrc were 1 H!l clli~"n doing bu~tlleHH with any TUCKER SMITH OF OLIVET IlH mnl.cntH rtr~: worth n?llng.. persr;ns receiving regular• pension IJlittc deparlnwnt, hoard, or hu· 'rho legislature of 104.1 enadcd checl(s from the fund. l'eau. f k d d I d 't d tl · t the ~late employees retirement The Htutc employees system was The state already owns tho lnnd vVhy some ol s o an ot 1crs on sen lelr youngs ers syRl_om Jaw, 'l'hc Juw became ef- devised l.o opornte ·and remain on which it lntend,q eventually to to Olivet college is indicated by the nomination of Tucker P. rcctJvo aR o~ July 1 of that yc£11', 1solvent nt an interest rate or two !mild. The taxpf~ycrH can uave the Second Greatest Book on Earth Smith as Socialist candidate for vice-president of the United Its. boai'CJ ol manager~. unde,r the I pet· cent per 11 nnum nr.t. '!'hat It I money now pulCl. out for lnade-, States. The Olivet faculty, right or wrong, has gained the nan:'e ~·ell!'"":"n,t 1 ~:v, clllwis;:J o! the Is difficult to muintnln thnt tn-1 quutc, ~JOo:·ly. d~Htgncd stn~cturc~, . d h I f ,llldtlot . gcnct.tl, tho state trens- tere,qt rate at present money mar- )ly housmg ltsell, The whole stat1 of leanmg to war t . c c t. ur•·r·, the attm·ney general and lhc I ket levels is shown by the fact 1 office hull cling undcrtalong can be Tucker was a CIO crganizcr before he joined the faculty cr~t.nmissioncr ol' inmJJ'flnl!", ex- I that its ~cl;ial rute or' lnlr't'cst ·is 1finaneed ny Jnveslmont nl' retil•c- • Next (o the Bible, the pages of a bank book can at Olivet, He is a professor of economics, oll,lcl~>, .~t:u •:f u:rcc npp:>inted. by only 2. 1r; pot· cent: Some of tho·j'~?nt .runds. m rL ~tntcture,. the i furnish more inspiration, more satisfaction nnd Anyone has a right to be a Socialist and ,it can be .con- the go\eJnot fot set tenns floml United states notes and cerlifi- st,rtc 1n tmn prtylng to the fund 1 greater comfort than .any reading matter you have side red an honor for any coll(!o:e faculty to furnish a candidate nl;wng .the, s;J;Ll.,e, ~mployec?. wh~ cat~H in the portfolio earn the Iin lieu of interest, ~ rental w,hleh 1 in the house. It's good medicine. ''" a1e the hc~lcliclflt!CS undct the fund lcs,q than 1 pel' cent, Tho 1wtii amount to more than the In- for the vice-presidency, Yr:t somehow it seems queer in the syst"1~. 'rhts boar·d chooses Its United States bonds yield fr'om 1 vestments now earn and ,<;till be ... heart of such a r.onservativc community as Olivet, and for a executive RCcrctary, employs Its 1.21 pet' cent to 2,5 per cent. A I Jess than the stat~: now pays out Make certain that little book gets tender care and college with such con:;crv
ployces are now protected by the I intend to usc DDT as well as a I' The Stocl:b!'J(lge !n·c dc~nt t- excitement of throwing the sue-~ Helen Lamont, Gm·don Kennedy The cornerstone of the new M. Dr. Eugene Elliott, the state superintendent of public system. 'rho cost of administration! swattc!' 011 the first Jiy I sec this me~t ~as summoJ~ed May 12 to lion hose into the pond a small and Wayne Campbell are tho E. chmch in Wheatfield was placed instruction, and the Michigan Veterans Advisory committee amounts to Jess than $3.00 per spring.. ' .extmgmsh ,a fire Ill a Shmtway rope was not detached. The rope ,n~minecs f~n· Mason school mayor. May 10. . should be commended for stopping the enrollment of more year each. When it is considered I · , ". bus on M-:l 6, was sucked up mto the pump and! .Twenty-tom· Y. M.. C. A. !Joys Last Sunday ntght Co. F nt r~- veterans in GI social dance instruction classes. that in state employment there is ~wo of the county 3 t;lost. ene;- 10 !earr: ~go-IDSS , the water supply was cut off. Dr.1 w11l lcnve June 16 for a 10-day land Lake broke camp anci headed 11 very large turn-over this ap- gellc workers ended their tml tins . Darts M1ch1tsch was. chosen as L. A. Wileden and Mert Coleman, 1 travel trip to Washington, D, C. for Chidmmau~a. They haw~ on One nation-wide dance studio just in Detroit collected pears 'low Since July 1 in4'l some [past week; Bert Chnlltct• . and r:Mason's canc!J(Jatc for peony two of the firemen, wore painfully . The boys will. mL'§t President Cal- their lighting clothes and u·e anx- $25,000 from the govemment, while reporting only five com- · · ' ' '' · I Fran~ Kinsman. Chall(cr was queen eonors at the nat10na1 .con-. hurnorl lighting the blaze. vin Coolidge. ··' ious, to sight the enemy. 1 1 t . 0 f . t . . Otl d 5 t d' , skiddmg·Jogs ~n the Shmevar fa.rm test to be held at the Vocatwnal Laboratory Products company 50 Yt:nrs Ago-11l98 Gaylord's store ut Dnnsvlllo was P c IOns Its one-year rammg course. ter ancc ·u lOS m D b l' I last week. Kmsman was gettmg school field house. . . of Mason has taken over the Elgin.1 There were light showers Sat- bJ•oken into Tuesday night. Entry Michigan have collected other thousands in GI funds. own ~ rle I nil set to. start his . custom' fruit There nrc a fi?Cl{ of pohtJCal Lakeside Creamery plant at Grass lll'day hut what the county !leeds WflH gninorl by boring thi'Ough the As the Amvet News put it, that's a fancy price for teaching 1 tree spraymg nnd trmmJmg w11en announcements thts week, Walter Lnl{e. It will be maintained as , is a steady rain. So far this is one rcnr doo • anrl rcmovin;: the loci{, s 11 1 a few veterans how to get out of the stag line. ~CUmO Jilin ·rthe man with the scythe came for R. Carven nnd Guy 0 .. Doxtader receiving stntinn, with the milk I of the dr.iest Mays on record. Seveml pairs of shoes were taken , 0 _ _ I t I him, for the Repubhcan nommatwn as hauled from Crass Lake to Ma-! Dr. C. EJ. Henderson· has a new and the handle of lhe ~afc wa>~ SLAVERY SHOULD NOT EXIST ANYWHERE 'rhe ,James Glottn.~. \\~10 for- state reprcscnt.ativc, 'Ro~ T: Con- son. j stone walk in fmnt of his place. brolten off. nu:rly operated the Family t•cstau- ley for Republtcan nm~matton as : A greater blow for freedom than ERP would be struck by Once more, the Vernon Snyder , . whose name is lister! on the May mnt~Mawn,aruili~gt~~o~ pbrod~~~~;ncRl E~~d &:u~,-----~~------~ the emanc1pat1?n of every European slave. . term court t:alendar for drunl{ In,. an 11 s •rving at Willnut HlllH nr or e cpu tcan no ma- 1· .. ,. .. . 1 " , • '; tion as sixth district congressman. 1 The war 111 Europe has been '.over for three years. So It driving is not Vernon Siiycler· of nmu L~tnMI Jg, ·Mason and the surrounding comes as a shock to read that "Yugoslavia will release all Ger- 1 111as~n. The men are not even Rattlers nrc getting scarce or townships of Vcvuy, Ingham, m'an .and Austrian prisoners of war by the end of the year." relatives. Vernon Snyder of .Ma- timid on the L. M. Scott farm Alaiedon and Aurelius arc con France st1ll. holds pnsoners· of war.'E ngland has release d t 11ou- 1 sondrives 1s whena teetotaler he drinks andnor nctlherdrinl{s south of Dansville. Time was when sidcring- the joint pmchasc of a. I sands within just the last year. Russia has hundreds of thou- when he dr·ivcs. he could find a mttlcr without half fire truck · lool{ing. Scott credits blue rnceJ'S The WPA-sponsorerl 'rri-Coun sands of war prisoners-Germans, Poles, Balts, Finns, Lithu iil helping him chase off the. rat- ty 'softball league will have its of anians .and others, Mother's day was not entirely tlers. He wouldn't think of harm- ficial opening Sunday nig-ht. These war prisoners arc not held for war crimes. Th · satisfactory at tlie C. Ross Hill· ing a blue racer. Last Friclny . , Barbara Petty, Stanley Frocd are ordinary enlisted men held in slave labor camps. ey lard home. 'rhe father had the day while plowing he disturber! a big tcrt and c.harlottc Hamel arc the Such all planned out for the three sons one. Scott carries a tapeline with ·three canrhdatcs for mayor of the I slavery is abhorrent. Such slavery is breeding hate. who came home to spend the day Ihim, on the tractor right beside a Mason student government. ' The United States should demand that every w.ar prisoner with their mother. Bob was to forked sticl{, He pinned the snake 20 Yt:ars Ago-lfl28 not held for •.var crimes be immediately freed. Such action handle the lawn roller; Ross Jr., to the ground with the stick, and I Mason firemen were helpless at. wouid give some meaning to, the four freedoms we preached tht: rake and Don th.e lawm:nower .. then used tiw tapeline to get. the the game farm Monday afte\·noon during the war. · Then the steady ram set m nnd measurement. From 1·ight behind when a fine old house was com the yard WO!'I{ hac! to be aban- the ears to the tip of the tail the 1 pletely destroyed by fire In the Yes, there are a lot of things Europe.ans need more than doncd. reptile measured an even 58 money. They need hope as much as food. Inches. It was as llig around as -o- l'ITarlin ,J, I.avan; Uw anti-pari<· Scott's forearm. After measuring ing mnter attorney in Rrightm1, Is the snal{e Scott Jet it go. The THE FIGHT SHOULD BE IN THE OPEN a natural rehel. lie wn.~ one or the snal(e showed exceptional grati le:ulers in the It•lsi~ rebellion and ! tude. On the next swing around For many years William W,. Blackney has represented the had to fh~c because L •'cbahl on [n!bllsltlng ~he. clelin- never. get their faces straightener! stroi1g labor fire in -c('ncsee'·and has been saved by maJ'oritics qu'."'t t.a ,x list m. Onldan.•I county up again, they laughed,so hurd. 'lt • · . . , . I'llhe 'l:rial was held In 19;1(), Both was at the first annual banquet of I Ill L!Vmgston and Ingham. · mr·n WI'I'I\ c:onvic•.ted and were sen- the Ingham County Employees as- To See The At the sixth district caucus held .at the state Repl)blican, tenccll to 1 Yz to 5 years hi lll'ison sociation, One of the funniest acts convention there was a move made to find an Ingham candi- Dick Foster _wal\ Ingham proseeu- anyone ever saw or heard was date to oppose Blackncy in the Republican primary this sum- t.u· n.t the trml. billed as The Three Imitators. The 1948 ...... -... ,, ...... -_ . ., .... _... - : . I trio came over from the Rustic It~ a cinch that everyone who·-·wants a new r•• ••·=·· '"'Ar won't ~:ct one;. mer. The man who was asked to run was County Treasurer Mr. and Mrs. Jay Thorburn of Village. The act is tops in bm- ,., •• • ' -o4 Lyle B. Austin of Ingham. Austin .and Blackney are fast. Lansing were in Mason Saturday Jesque and would be in any league, Lansing friends. Austin refused to permit his name to be used. He , night. Their. son. wil]. graduat.e i.n Earle Parchman was master of .AnCI there's a good reason-/be demmul bas m:ver beeN so gr~at. J , declared then that he had no intention of running for congress. law from the Umverstty of Mtcln- ceremonies nnd also did himself I · · · h 1 ··. h gan 1n .Tune .. He graduated from proud with his radio skits. Tho Home He 1as no such pre~ent mtent10n, Cit er, te . a~ announced. . Michigan Statebcfore entering the women of the Mason Me'thodist But the industry plays fair and sQuare with their factctv-fr~nchi~ed- dealer: Now John Re1cl, secretary of the M!chlgall AFL, IS army and then entered law school church served the dinner; good switching parties to get to Blaclmey. Reid has· held office under upon his discharge. . Mason is food with generous helpings. I Builders both the Republicans a11d Democrats. He was recently .ap- among- the town.s llemg. looked don't lmow that the Methodist ..The new cars produced are wisely distributed t() dealers throughout til~ · 1 ·· d · . · ·d f h M' h' U over hy the buddmg lawyer as a women had much to do with pomtec to the st~te a v1so~y _boar o t e IC .1gan ncmploy- place to hang out his shingle. choosing the acts. Show .. ment Compensatwn commiSSIOn by Governor S1gler. Two years • .11ation on a fair proportionate basis, • • •I \ ago he said he was a Republican. Now he insists he is a Demo- I have always maintained that Ted Thompson of the Williams crat. the Charles Seeley family in Ma- ton Enterprise sat next to my wife + ,., son is as close to the Christian at the hanquet. He told her that '• , and we in turn play fair with our custom~;;~~~iri-~taki~i'?"'~~~i·~· that With the exception of Reid, who daims he is in the race ideal as is possible for humans to Earle Parchman had his baby The Very Latest . . . ,. because he doesn't like the way Biaclmey or the Republican get. My stand was reinfqrced Sat christened at the Williamston party voted on the Taft-Hartley law, there has not been one urday by Rev. Clarence Lawton of Methodist church sunday morning. In Home Building ou.r share of the new cars is equitably distribllt~d ,and delivered__~~ .. ~. J word of public complaint ag<1inst Blaclmey. There are some Gmnd Rapids, formerly of M11· Act·oss from us were Mr. nnd Mrs, L · • h son. In a call· at the Ingham Irv Helmy of the Leslie Local Rc Materials & Equipment ansmg people who claim Flmt has had the honor long enoug . county News office, he declared publicun and Mr. and Mrs. Freel fair prirc bam.-· Yet for years Ingham men were congressmen. that in all his experience he has Birchfield of the Holt Recorder. . People who are trying to drum up opposition to . Bill never l'Un across a marriage with Right in with the wori{ing press + Blackney should come right out and say why they are against more evidence of being fashioned were Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Gibney in heaven. He said he hils never of WILS and Mr. and Mrs, Grant him. A lot of sixth distdct voters are going to demand that known parents to do a better job Salisbury or WICAR. We all had those· opposed to their representative present a bill of p.arti- of implanting or transmitting just ~s good 11 time as though we MaylJ-30 supplier, our cQmnumity and above all ourselves in the way d1at is right, ... c~lars, something better than the well-known fact that he lives chm·acter to their children than were worlting !for the county, in G,~nesee instead of Ingham county. the Seelcys. As Ell,iall salcl unto Aho.b, "Get the woy th~t i5/:est , • just as lt's always good sense to drive a SAFE car- .. If Ingham and .Genesee cou11ties insist on picking repre- I'd 1IIm to lmow where !.tleiL thee 1111, P.Jl,t and drlulc, for t.here thl~ 119th ~ . ~ scntatives according to geography, should we. give_I.ivingston of lllity ht'(1U){fllst~ startecJ.. 'There I'!! n. ~ound uf a.bmulance of rain." c~unty some consideration, too? ·· I cloesJt't .s«',em tu be ony society 'Jor SilFE.TY'S SAKE !Jave your rar_ merbaliiraily-rberke(l, ri:gult~rlj p- . · . ·· -o- slgnlfimnce to hrcalcfasts In Sep- F.A. Armory, Lansing ·' ::-~. - .. ~- -'<'I .__ ....:--.. ----...-·:..:..:...... ;;.....-"":._._• ....,--•._.., ~~·-· ... •• • . .__,_: ..--: • ....,_ .-...-· ,,, ... . AINT·NATURE WONDERFUL? tcmber, Octohm•, Mnrd! ()I' Allril Im· any other mont.lt exccJtt Mn.y. Mason aldermen 'are lying awake nights figuring out ways U~ty JlO.JJcrs Smulay were IID.CI,ml Jean's + d f fi · · d' 1 With notices of 1\fay hrealdnsts. a~. means o na11cmg sewer. extensions .and 1sposal p ant oatmeal In May tasteR ·110 cUffer- Beauty Shop 5 Fine New Homea I additions to take sewage out of the creek.' They are being ent to me than It does In Decem On DART MOTOR SALES. spurred to action by the steam control commission and the her. Disphiy Cold ·waves . and machlneless · 227 N •.. Cedar state department of health. The steam control commission P.hone 23081 permanents. Hair styling and claims fish in the Sycamore being harmed by M.ason Don't hold bnclt if you see a fly life ls Accohling to the count of Dr. G razor shapering a specialty, + sewage. . . . " D.· Cum'mings, ,acting cmnmlsslon~ ' Then in Sunday's newspapers. we read where' the state er of 'the Michigan department .of MANICURING Adm. 50e incl. tax conservation department is dumping 100 pounds of CQmmercial health. a housefly may have ovel' five billion descendants by. fall if .Jean Smith Be Sure To Go! fertilizer every 1,200''feetip streams to spur plant ·growth so ' . . all i'ts ofl'sjlrfng live al\d reproduce. ' ~hone Holt 3762 1 · -fish will have more to eat. · Dr; Cummings declares thn't one lNGHAIVi COUNTY Nl~Wil, MASON, MICHiGAN, 'lHUHSDAY, MAY' ti, i948
MoliJm''n Day gueHI.H nHhe Ami 1', 'I', A, Offlcera ' Mr. nnd MI'R, Lloyd Utter !11 visiting her parents, Mr•, unrl 1 A WORD FJTL Y SPOKEN H I · I nne\ ·' •rm-rlll hnll]r. WCI'O Ml', nnrl Ml'H, - Q t lm1lnlled l\fondr1y non, Milton, or Borldoy, Mrs, Aliclr1 Mr~. ChriH ,Jnclmon, 11nd hp•·l>roth• 'o bl I h b f Chnl'leR Lulilg nnli HDilH of lliaHt Holt P, T. A, hold ltll lnHt meot- Ilrlrnes 11nrl Mr. anrl MrtJ, Georgn or~ and ~~~tors, She will lcavo '1 I·Ca Mot A S • t 0 S J.. mmlng, M•·· ond Mt'R, mrnor·y Ar·t.z MrR. llfnry Jllxou lng for the year Monday night In Bm·nes of Lrmslng were aundlly tho last of next woclt to join ho1~ 8 ers re u jeC . ermon and clnughtcJ'[j of Bntllo Croolt, Itho homo econollllen room with a dinner giiCHtH of Ml', and Mrs, huahanIH l(l.. ory with Llltln ntiJCl'/J .fiR yo would thut they Gtty Mnlvlllc nl' Dr.nt•bnrn, Mt•, nnd Prcs)lyte1·tnn church will nwet' proHidcnt, Russell Darling, Itcr Mlll'llyn, of East r~unslng nnd ""'"' 11 Mnlhe>''H Dmplwt, I "So wh ;mel Ml'll., ntchnrrl Lyon nne~ li'l'lday, Mrt~ tJ, 'f,';~· IIJ~ ~·~~~\~~~ th~ n~eet~ng· was' turned over ,t.o nnrl MrH: Mnclynn J(!ncnld of Knl- llolJ to Ute HennJiivrm "' I J II II I C 1"111 I ' th l I ' I r Mls, Inn Davl!IHnn of MliHOO. The ]maincH'I n'l I I ll A the (HOglnm chllllllllln, Rev, Vor- nmnzoo and Mt• llllrl Mrs Lyle '"JH l'l~f'll · w H.ory 0 ' Apn wn n en.n )C app Cfl 0 dhliH'l' wnH JH'npHt'Crl nnd Hfli'VC~rl • n. r t:lfH! 11 nw.P Jig·. non T, Smith cnnchwtcd IL group ~ ' 1 ' ,. to \ll!>lh<'I'H unci l.o ll11!11llJel'H ol' tho wlwHn Hr,>lc Jllld _to their l'at.lw~, G,orll "God's Wrml in the Gnrrlen, nf· rill. 'A hll~g···c culte, eiccm•n.tc;l· with one o'cloclt, Clu;n:O:e Our School.'' Scver·rtl HUg· w,et·e S 1 r1 nnd~y guests "t the Mctry 'l'lw trxt IIHI!rl hy Dr, Bdtncr WHH 111110 1 If 11 t 0 1> 1 1 . f ll " ID x 0 11 I1 1 1 u At Mason Library f'mlu PJ'ovm·bs 2r,. 11 "II word . • ' ~p ll t"nn[' 't'.l· "[ : tor· He hart crcnted tho onr'lh, tho carn11tlons nnrl roseH Hnrl the word gcsllons for school activities wore M ml · W t LJ d !Illy Htmlten IH, Jilt<: 'ar>p'lcH or ··o!rl fl son •.•. llmw•' w w W<~H .em wn c~ tJCft, flHh, anlmuls, an!l man wu~ "MotiJct'", waH It J'pntme oC thu Hult !lfnlwH Cn.nNlr Quota marlo. , , rs, u mer It m"N~r 'J nn ReconiH WCI'o hroltcn n.t the Hnll ill · lduJ'CH of silver·," g ur~cl llltlncd In \~IIYH or •ightenuH- 1 'Hrwc dominion.' Tlmt iH 11 great dinner, Holt ear·ned thn dlsltnction of After the (Jrogrnm the following Mt~. R1~.~scll Lo~nn of .he ~hlld Memol'lnl Jlbmry In Muaon Sal.m·- p _ lteSH and wor Hhlp, and who word What a world this would bo Ml•m Dorothy Butterworth of going ·over its quota or ,P01 for orflcers wore installed, Pr·cslrlont Sturly clul> attended un nil clny day whon a totnl of 220 !molts wc1·., "Whrm Gor.J wantctr n. good und I' · l1 t I·· I ' I 1· ' '' the • f 1 M Gl n ' ' ' ' • • I I g • 11111ltt"1 In grr·•tt· wor1t to bu dono,. Pr liOIJg' Htnc ,met. Jf we would control pot•foctly out' Detroit spent Sunday and Monrlay ~uncer ·une · •·s. enn 'Jnr- Cnssius Shaft; fnther-vlce, Rev. plogJam P ann n w ue clr·ctJiutod, 'l'ho totnl wnH 10 over HuJ/n~r df!clnrcd "He <:hone,: •real "And Gibbon's pl~l.llt'u of nome, nppctitcs, our pusslons, our rcla- with her· pnronts, Mr. and Mrs. pentor, chalrmun of lhe Holt com- Vernon 'J', Smith; mother-viol', .Jac!;son recently, the prcvtoun rccm·ct or 210 ~et anr~ •oorl moll;cr to 1 , 0111~ the I'" yet nnnther Hli'll~nJg cxnJ:n,t>lo of! tJonnhlps, · Ji't•ed Bul.turw.,1'lh, mltlee, reporter! $200,08 collectecl Al\tt Stewart; toachcr-vlcc, Marion Mrs, Mary Alberts and Mr·s, l!'cbruui'Y 10, 1015 ancl !lnpllcnted Jell~<·~. 'l'hun !-In u 1 )[)inted Uw how. the Jwg·Jr.•<·t oJ it@lc lr.lc nnd · "We would need no lnws, rules, Mr. anrl Mr·s, Guy Mnivlllc or by th<' committee In Individual Pierson; secretary, M 11 bel ·miiiB; Mac Clover· ;·eturncd Jnst Frlduy on Murch 17 the :mme ymn·, Ll- mo(lwr of Mnoofl' nriJ opened the, flr·cmrlc ohnlH, oxdHtng-orJ 1<~1' the nnrl regiJlatlonH, But that can DenJ'bom spont Sntul'!lny ntg·ht : of taverns, with .lhelt· nervous "AJ~d whon Mo~es was malting home of Mrs, Cnrpcntor, tees us follows: Program, Rev. Inrllana. St(}ry haUl' ut 1:~JO had dJ·awn nn 1 1 11 1 v. .~pltallnn of Rachel whose 8 0 n amusement ur~d tiJcrt• rucy ulmus- n rwtton out of h1s mob of freed • T, Smith; hospitaJily, Mrs, George Mr. nne! Mrs. Elarle Smith vial- cxtm lnrgc group, nbout •JO, Miss Josrph hccnm the Huvlm· C the phcrc, will rum n. people. Hlavcs, the words fitly spoken jlwJ; · ILe<>•.IVItR St>hoiJm;hlll Awar.V tlm),s anri mthm· r·osLt·ietlve llitc elw.pters ol' tho Pr·ophlll Isaiah His name und to set nslde a dny 't/~11/J"ff(/) she hns been awarded a scholar- Sadie Gnllta; pnrllamcntarlun, My- Wasseon, Ohio, ate spending two Will! the J31g Apples from Wrl- youn~ JH!Oplc today, under u1'0 eK-/ and get n. plcllli'O, not only or the an.'.' ~lrtee to wor·~hlp Him, _ ~!~~ ~7 ~~~~c~~~t~~~~tM~i~JWf~:~s~J~t~ mn Smith; histo:tan, Bc~trlco wcel<~ .with thrtlr daughto1·, Mrs, helminu's "Brownie of the Circus." r·WJe thnt tho Jive in a dlffcr~nt proflig-ucy of his time, but nlm> ol' Hc.sr~et pal~mts enoug~1 to Smith; and leglsiUltvc, I•mnlt Don.Stcwart, r~nrl family; I , ,~ Y , t , ,, n f•·· "ol'•ty of , , obey tlu.m. Honm thy fn.theJ nnrl n." ,Jullr' For.,ylh Bnrbnrrt is a sonlpr, unci ex peds Landers. . D1, E. S. Wlutc, the I'm mer .Elllz- The boar Is the p r Inc 1 p 1 e 0 111108 11 1 111 .r,;c.. NILIJ ·• ' h ' th tl th t th 1 b ·' to cntm· college thiq fall, 'l'his tt 1 · b tl J I r W 01 · ' · "J~nl. suppos" we ennstrlt history rlay-~the worship nl' C:ml 'nr>glc,eted o y nw Jter n t _Y e nys may I ~ An acquaintance of mine hus a Mrs,' :.I~wnnl ,Grewe. ' c >flll'llWn a c I nc lsrm o ·. llSSeon, uo, sprcuclcr of swine brueclloms. nnrl the wisdom of Gorl a bit: Tlw and homoA almost abn.nrlonecl, tmm 1 ,:;g, 111 ~ 0 .Inn \.o the only con tccn·ILjjO r.lo.ughtel' who plrum to awnr!l will pay her tuition, ?r Dlslnct I;J"o, .! Lans1ng was tho Bible g·iw•s ., stl'lltlng· "tory of tho which we too will rent> t11o Hamo n n lmo 11 P mise, mstalltng olflcor. · · ' · · . I "l'clteve ~Jthm people hefll'llly so worlt 1n a department store this M1·. and Mrs. Willard Crlsswoll, \i ~~ ~ 11 e ~ 1:;:~1'1.:;~,)hD, ·~;;~v~~~tl~;; '~~ ~~~s~~~~~~~ccs If we rio not mcnrl ct·loJvact't we do not steal, llo, ubu;o, summer, She happened on n list Mr. and Mrs. B, H. Moun• unrl Chlld study Cluh 'To 1 1 11 1 1 of qucgtions t!Jut her daughter had Milton nnd Marcclllt and Mr, nnrl rustltll OJ'flm>r~ WhcJ~evror t.lwy h~cclurl not. the "'J'nkc this ~'?- 00 fm· high wngrs ")l!~tlwrs unci Masons can do made out in prapurallon for tl1is Mrs. Chester Bctz of Springport Tho Holt Child Study club will wnrnllt[.;'H ol Jll'rtpnctH and neg- nncl higher. pnr:c~--~I doubt ~cry much to promote this attltuLlc, posilion. Tile questions wr;rc as spent Sunday with Mt•. Crisswoll's hold itH next meeting at the home Worn Tmres Are 1 '""~'"' Ute wm·shrp of the t.nw much that 1ls snlulton by strJ!ff:s "M , m g-J 1t tl10 18 1 ·· Ills follows: Wlwl aro lhe wol'lting son in Dct1·oit, who entertained in o( Mrs, Mary Thomas on Wednos- C:o~ they fell. NaLioiJH lis wl'!l ns will cvc1' be stopped until our h "~"~ ~· ~ v un m.. f hours? How lon~r is the lunch per- honor of his rather's 75th birth- 1 · M 1' 1 Jl<'<>plc j:iCt their iip of Jehovah anr!l Nor will they ho willin~r to do ~>hurch to oastcrl worlt for a day's wage. It all . · . • · · ' . . • , spo!ten to encourage our ehtldreu, tlung t!Joy offered bcJ.orc I uc- Mr. nnd Mrs. Hol>ort Brooi Lockers arc now available in our Holt Plant Mrs. Delight Laws spont Man- talte? . Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Perkins for observation. rln.y night and Tuesday with Mrs, Any ltind of position can teach of Owosso, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Miss Sally Basore, Gladys B!ivin I Use Clllr easy pay plan for tires, hntt~trie~ anti 1\l\ •
Which Day Is the Sabbath in New Testament T·imes-Saturd~y or Sunday? W.hich Day for the Sabbath Did Jesus Observe? The Apostle Paul? Sund~y, May 1'6, 7:30 P.M. ·''. . \l. , at thtt·, ~ ''·· ... LEGION MEMORIAL.~BUILDING Mason, Michigan By The Bible. Voice Evangelist A. A. ·Dougla:s
·'!'his ls 'l'JlE 'I:ENTII IN A SERrES OF BIUUJ U<:CTUR.Ei:S be By wlwm \Vas the Sabbath 'mutle? When? For 1\'hat liiiYJlCIRo? Ing dcllveretl EACII SUNDAY EV,ENING, free I<~ the publi<:. A half Was the Sabbath lnstHuted at 1\U, Sinal? Or at (:reatlon? Was ~tom•' of voeal and instrmiwntal music will )lfi!Ceile the lecture, YOU StuHlay hlstituttt>d fmmcdlat.,ly succeeding the crucifixion'! Or was it ARE; UROEN'fi,Y INVITE'D to come at 7:30 Rlltl pm•ticipnte In the a religious day }tfiot• to tlte Chi•lstlan era? ' cimgrcgatlonnl stnging. You will cnjCiy lt. Doe., it maim any }lnrticular difference whleh tlr· ·· the Christian . Wn.~ the Sabbath commamlmcnt nailed to the cross of Christ? obser\•es, so long ·118 he lmeps one day awly;l I.! t;,L lndlvltlunl nt Dltl Ure apostles hrstlturo a new Sabbath In commemmutlon of the liberty to observe any day of hjs· choice, nnd still he in full lmn'luny resurrection of Cht•lst? W1111 the ·Snhlmth of Old 'l'estumlmt t.lme." 'COME AND BRING AT LEAST ONE FRIEND WITH YOU ' . Special Music Program Precedinr Lecture, Conducted By Prof. Leonard Hill Subject Sunda)' Eve,ing, May 23, "WHAT IS THE MARK OF THE BEAST?" Ad.mission Free. Doors Open 6:30P.M. Welcome To All
,, : ~~ (~ ' F'otn• INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948 --~------~------Seeks Treasure OKEMOS AND VICINITY Mr, n.nrl Mru, Llr•ycl WhtlQlllJ~ und :::tMany 1-lear Christian Science Lect·ure ,!Ur~. A, n, Whiting HOilH nf lnlng with Mr. and Mrs, Minor Bm•tuam of Lansing. ' Mr. nnd Mrs. f{o)Jrrt Smlth'•nnd dn.ughlerH were Mothea·'R 1'Duy gue,yt,y of their• pnrentH; "Mr. and Mra. G. W. Loveless of On.va- nrtUgh ron d. "'
An Additional Line of Merchandise We Arc Now Mason's Only Authorized Typewriter Sales Agency We will carry in stock several used machines, fully reconditioned and with the same guarantee as a new machine. One or two new machines will also be on display; others of all .kinds can be ordered with prompt deli very guar.antecd.
USED MACHINES NOW IN STOCK See The New Underwood Standard, elite type .... $55 Remington Noiseless, 14-in. REMINGTON ..... ______carriage ...... $85 PORTABLE Remington Standard ...... , ...... $40 Underwood Stan?ard ...... $45 $86.67 l'l us lllichigan Sah•s 'J'ux Bumping Taxes Included
Oddfellows rund Rebelmlls Banquet Acetylene Welding The an nun I ·banquet of the' Odd· fellows and f{ebekahs was held at Zimmerman's Home Service Glass Installed I the I. 0. 0, F. hall last Wcdnes- . day evening with 100 present. Af· Mason Phone 21301 1tcr the supper was served a pro- IMMEDIATE SERVICE gram was p r c s e n t e d. Charles 1 Showerman introduced Mr. Pollok I as the toastmaster of the evening. Honorable mention was given to throe Oddfellows who were initi Satisfactory Service Guar.antecd ated in to the order in 1902. They were Elmer L, Alchin, Frank WRECKED CARS BOUGHT AND REBUILT Lockwood and Charle!!> F. Monroe. ICommunity singing was led hy Elmer Nelson and Arthur Nelson accompanied him at the piano. Qharlcs !{lump, grand secretary Ho~t Body Shop of 'the Grand Lodge of Michigan 2182 N. Cedar, Holt was then introduced and he gave Phone Lansing 7-4141 a tallc on Oddfe!lowship.
Plano Student.; G lv" Musical Panslc Dunn Marshali presented her pia.no students in a musical on Friday at the Methodist church at eight o'cloclc On the program were Jeannnnc Silsby and Diana Davis who gave March of the Tiny SoldicFS. Other children partici- patin~; were Janet Dassance, The Brownies' Carnival; Lu f{iseh, The WB'rc thinldng about you and Elevator; Donnis Judd, Call of the your ear, Woulafc with a Alpine Wedding Festival; Arthur Webster, Minuet ln G; Jo Ann safe !'ar! DriYe in at; t1he WEST Latham, Gypsy Fires; Rohert Lc· lAI umni .Ml'eting Held FASTER I EASIER I COMPLETE -CLEANING I The annual alumni meeting was held at the Oddfellow hall last Saturday evening. Refreshments of icc cream and cake were served to 100 guests. The meeting was called to order by the president, Laura Douglas. Election of officers toolc place a:t this time und tllc results were president, Phillip Mil· lis; vice·prcsident, Rex Smith; sec retary-treasurer. Edith West; cor responding secretaries, Ella Fore man and Eleanor Glover. Mrs. Kitsic Douglus acted -as toastmistress. A vocal solo was given by Harold Monroe who was accompanied by Merna Monroe. The president's welcome to the seniors was given by Laura Doug las and the response was given by Norman Jeffery, pr,csident of the 1 senior elMs. A_ piano solo was .NEWd~'AIR~FLO" CLEANER given by Ruth Crandall. Fl<•o Truclc Arrives Webberville -and surrounding , Enjoy new ·ensc-new speed-new cleaning' communities are now ln the pas· with this new streamlined G- E "AirBo," session of a new fire truck. It ar· I $72.70 rived last Friday. Elmer Foreman Just as the 1948 Cadillac diiicrs from all other cars in the charactct· of its quality and Just slip attachments iln the ·lightweight. 1 has been elected fire chief and the extension tubes, and you can reach. ovecy,• group, is now receiving lessons pct·formancc-so docs it differ in individuality of app~ar~nce. More than ever before, tl1ing {rom the Boor to the ceiling. -. from a firemun of Lansing. Cadillac's inner goodness is now being mirrored in its outward beauty. You can (:leans rugs, bare Boors, linoleum, upliolstccy, MODEL AYT 110 Campllll wl~ lltlch1111111 actually see the degree of Cadillac leadership as the car flashes past on the highway. As a -dusts walls, draperies, lamps, Venetian The ball diamond· has been un•j dcrgoing extensive repairs. New blinds-sprays thin paint, insecticides, liquid • Lar&t, hlmapad ba1 resu)t, thousands who have not pt·eviously aspired to Cadillac ownership are deciding to • Alr·pariiJin& dust 01111 bleachers are being built prcpara· wax-demoths...,..deodorizes, tory to the ball season which will make Cadillac their next motor car. Orders placed with dealers in the past few months • Hl&h·speld G·E matur See this de luxe G-E "Airflo" today! See be opened soon by the loear Web have bi·okcn all records in Cadillac's long history of public approval. Have you seen • Canmltnt tae·tlp swlllll bervllle boys. Plans are not fully why no other tank-type cleaner offers auch • Balanced carrytna handle the new Cadillac? If not, you' arc welcome to call at' our. showrooms at any time. value l ,ComP.are before you buy I complete. , • Smaalll '&lldlnaaklda .. The W. H. S. baseball boys have j won the trophy by not losing but one league game. I Charles ·Craig and James Roche Rob·inson Motor Sales bave purchased the corner grocery ' ·Collins . Sales. . & . Service Iand expect to commence worlc 227 N. Cedar, Mason ·- Phone 23291 Open Saturday until 9 p. m. Monday. 222 S. Cedar , · Phone 24291 Mr. and Mrs. Casper Burley Iho. ve pm·chased the 'George White· head home and have moved llcre. 1•1 !I INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948 Five
II N'ornlnn1o llJ•ItJgu1~~~ youngo'at motl~o" prosont. Mt·~. 0, I ONONDAGA ,Tanot of Le~lio WO!'o Stlll memhcl'li nltcnded tho vlsltJtt!on . LaVnn Clny IHJd !nstallctlln thdr , 1 rho ehurch plans tn remm!ct dur- Patricia Wylie and a tonflt l.o the Traver gave a review of the his- nt tho homo of Mrs. M ..T. Cluy nn I announce lhe birth of 11. dau!\hl<'r store111 11 a t1 home. 1 ing tho coming flscnl year. 'l'lw rlnu~rhtors was given by her moth- torlcnt novel "Once a WildcJ•ncss." Thurflduy. Tho. progmm \Wt~J on nl l~ooto l10~pllul on Stindny, May Mr. and11 MI'H, .Jn" Htnnlc!owlcz various nffltlnJ~ o. f the On- ' he shown. This l'ilm will lllustrnte/ tlnns hy Dianne Boolter and .Tnn!e slsted by her granddaughter, Mnry 1 farm west of the village•. spent S11nd1ty In Norl.h ACamp of fleers at .tho lnst meeting. New Lansing wore Mother's Dny din- i hr'l' lor It vl•:!t. . . h!vc•s .Juncllon. officers elected were: Pr·cs!dcnt, , 11 ~ 1 . · uests of their parents, Mr., Ml'. and Mr~. <1Cot'f" l'ol'cy ni. Mr. an.rl Mr:·:. noherl Bush 11nd RomiJJy Graham; vice prcH!dcnt, Mrr., Knmta Khanna. or Punjab, India, a special student at Albion cOl· 1nnrl Krrs. Guy Doxlatler. i WllllanJHlm~, Nm·dH H:.llnpson ,"i, family nru. hnv1ng- tlwlr new home 1 Hoyce Locltwood · treasurer Jm. lege and Albion's dean or women Miss Helen Sparling discuss the por· ' Mr nd Mrs. W!Jlifl!n Zietz of, Leslie, LmusP Smillt of !D:d.nn !,a-: er'<·ciwl I.111H Wl'ck. rtmin Gregg; and reporter,' Joe trait of Dr, Anna Howard Shaw of woman suifrage fame, one of AI· 1 Ea.toJ; ~a Ids were Snturrtn ow-[ ptrls an<\ Larry ~'rani; lin drnV<': -·-··-··-···--·-·-- I Bloom. bien's great. Mrs. Khanna, who received her undergraduate trutn!ng nin cnllci.s or Mr. and Mr~~ Cnrl ·Howard Rnymond tli Qr<'lll Laic,::,' . N:Lvy r·p.m·utlcn: Ul'gc prospcc- at Queen Mary college, Lahore, reports nn tncrcnstnr: desire on the part ZicG Iii .. on Sunday. nileJ' a i.1·n-d11y I liVe 1'!1<~rUJtH nut tD lettvc high l'lu.11 Card !'arty of Indian women in the past 15 years for equul rights with. men in their M~·. and Mrs .. Arnold l<'urlrwa o!' leave. sdwo! lli'Cilltllurely. The auxiliary· of the local Lo- national and local government, Pewnmo nnd John Lay flf LcHlie 1 1 gion JlflSt, will hold a curd party wore Thursday afternoon cntlt!l'S at the Legion hall on Thursd[ly Ohso1ve 1\lolhcr'.~ Day WHEATFIELD CENTI:.R of Mrs. George Lay. evening, May 20, at 8 p. m, Mothm~s Duy was observed In Mrs. Erirm ,Jnlm~on MrH, Loreltu 1-Iltas nnd children Available to All the People ali churches last Sunday with llll· of Detroit spent a few rtays last Memhcn;hiJl lncJ'PaHml pt•opl·iate servjcos, At the Meth- Mr:J. Ccnrge I•'l'Ost and MI'S. weelc at the home of her parcnt•t, I The .Junior Child Study club mlist chut·ch several ehildt·en were Hugh Oesterle uf Vantown al- Mr. nnd Mrs. M, .T. Clay. met with Mrs. Helen MiiJCi', Mrs. baptized, two being the pastor's lt!nrlcrl an al'lcrn.oon len at,Owosso Mrs. Erlnn G\ovm·, Billie Glover· Leo Nileri of Lansing was the grandd[lughters, l•'ollowing a cus- lnst Monday ai L the conclusion that such a fine I! mctythe Mi1Jer, .lean Wilson, Nor- mothet• with the largest fftmily 1. Mr. and Mrs. Pearlic. Beach and Sorvwe.s., Will be 21eld at W!Je_at,= ·~ , ma H!cldlng, Lntll·nine Cotton [llld 1 r. ld h 1 h '" 1 ve · service .as ours must of neces present, Mrs. Leta Ruht. A spec!n , Beth were Sunclny visJtm·s of Mr. ; ole c 111 c 1 ~ae ounr a;; c nm., 1 i Dorothy Dyer were admitted to anthem by the choir "A Mnthcr's 1 and Mrs. Allen Beach of Williams- for tho remmndcr of th1s month.; sity be more C03tly. Actually, , membership. Following tho husi- Prayer" was sang with the dpat i ton. Other cnlkrs wet·c Mt·. nncl Next ~~~~clay night. Rev, L,;ndrum's: I ness meeting, the hostess and her parts being sung by Isobcl White, Mrs, Burton Hammond or Char- ,top1c 1s Fall of Nmev[l~l. · Ball service is very modestly 1 ',,.,. committee served refreshments. and Wayne Beatty, and Ruth Wil-: tevnix and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Mrs, .Arthur Frost 1s [lble to L priced, and is available to all I The next meeting will be held at ton and Joan Hawle~ . .At the close, Beach. .•. I he ah?ut the house some now by: the home of Mrs. Owen White, of the services the tom sons anti, The 'vV S c S will meet one use o! a ca_nc. . . I ,.~ regardless of financiul circum- I ~~· • ---- daughters of Rev. Gregory, who· . t ·, · M. · ., . ·t d r i :ommumty !•'ann Burenu Will 1 1 7 1118 0 I To l'rPs••nt CnnP!!rl 1 f '·I' lj; • D w eo t a er on ay - • oa meet Tncsday evening May 18 1 stances. . I. sc!Jool \VCI'e lome or JY a Ct' s ay sang Mav 20 as 11lannt'd, on account of . . . . . , ' . . ' 1 Tho Willlllmsto.n ugl! u hymn. J t . . .· , ·t. With Mt. and M1~. Lawtence T., bnnd will present 1ls IUlnUHI spring the ex ens!on t.11 P on. the s tenm- Smith. Discussion will he "Do We I concert Fnday evenmg, May H, Studenls l'lan Carnival !mer to Detrmt, whwh falls 011 , Wrrnt Controlled or Uncontrolled in the high scho~l auditoriu~1. the regular day. . i Pl.'oduction'/" A special offerinv,- Both semor and JUIUor bnnds wtll The high scnooJ students at·c Tho Commum(y AHI was held • Will he tai!Cn for tho caneer fund. I be presented m severn! numbers. ~vin1 a cnr"'i~atlh Sa ~mh·dt~y nigtt~t, at the home. of Mrs. Illmma Menn- I 1 5 1 A.B. BALL I~ .~m e ~son e ~rtJnWil~m~~WtT~~~------1Or)lllcus Churus--- Sings ba~cball field. Booths wrll he spon-1 Wheatfield Grange put on a pro- }lome rot tunetals The Lansing Orpheus clnb pro- sot ed by all classes. ·gram at lecturer's hour at Wil- scnt<'d a program under the d1- llNew officers installed were: lutlf of the expet:JSC of the firemen's 1 son has been visiting her pnrents, •·i 1 President, .Agnes ·Tul'IIer; vice training program. A.lbcrt Briggs Mr. and MJ•s. Ji'ranlc EJ[Lton. She president, Marlene Conltlin; sec- was authorized to bmld two man-lnttendecl the mother nnd daughter I I SPECIAL ORDERS I retary, Lou Ellen Miller; assistant hole~ as dtrected by sewer com-, tea at tho Methodist chmeh. .,, -~ i secretary, Ledn Shirey; treasurer, IJmsston. . Mrs. Anna Lechler called on. Mary Lou Rabidoux; student coun- The sons [lllcl daughters of Rey., friends nne! her sister, Mrs. Rose '·' of cil, Margaret Rupcho; historian, and .Mrs. W. A. Gregory, and the!r I Dunn, one day last week. ,, ROLLS Rolene Newman; reporter, Janice famthes were home fo~· Mothers I Mr. nnu Mrs. Homer Barnum of Force; parliamentarian, Pntriciu Day. Mr. and Mrs. Robm Gregory Lansing spent Sunday at the LOOK New heavy-duly Chevrolet 4-•pood Corby; song lender, Myrtle Mar- anti daug·htcr came from Texas. home of their daughter, Mrs. Wil Synchro-Mesh Truck Tran~ml5sions FRIEDCAKES tenics; pianist, Joan Hawley; and . Warren Galvm, who has been [liam Ketchum. end Splined Axle Hub Conneclicn assistant treasurer, Norm[l Eifert. 111 at Sparrow hosp1tnl, returned • New Advance~ Design Georshift home Friday evening. at America's Control and fcot-Operaicd Perk· V. F. W. Distrh:t ,I~ICJ!ts Mrs. Jennie Blaclmey is ill at ing Broke in 3-speed trcnsmission ICE CREAM Miss Ruth Vaught had the honor the St. Lawrence hospital. models • Improved Vclve·ln-Hccd of being elected conductress of 1 Mrs. Gertrude Bivens, who hns 1 the sixth district association of been visiting at the home of Mrs. Leading Trucks- Engine • Exclusively •· 11s.lgned Orders of any size for hot clog and hamburger buns, the Ladies Auxiliary V. F. W. at Ida.. Putman, has returned to her Drokcs. sweet rolls and friedcakes will be' accepted for school the district meeting held last home in Detroit. Sunday at the V. F. W. home in picnics and other parties. Mr. [llld Mrs. Eel Thompson Eaton Rapids. Mrs. Frnnces have renrned home from Florida, 1 Mathews of Dimondale is the where they spent the winter. PHONE YOUR ORDER A DAY AHEAD 'newly-elected president of the dis- Mr. nnd ·Mrs .. Herb Tobias and trict. · M1·. and Mrs. William Hodges were dinner guests at the home of their · CHEVROLET B•~trothal Tolut delay for Fresh clean, cool air i:. drown in Detroit visited in Williamstop Sat- job. Today, Chevrolet trucks bring and used air forced out! Air is urday. · WALLBOARD TIME CERTIFICATES have eve1·y safeguard .and insurance fcatu1·e that a heated in cold weather. Tho Cab is ,Mt·~. Bertha Montgomery of you the features of tomorrow savings account has, plus the additional income based on the length of time • PAINTS Fie xi-Mounted, cushioned on rubber, Lansing was a Sa,turday visitor in wilh c fully-adjustable seot and all· held, according to the table below: Williamston. Advance~Design features-at the INSULATION round visibility with roar corner Mr. and Mrs, Paul Prixley are windows.* building a house on the Warner lowest prices in the volu.. me field! Six months to one year .... ; ... 1 % per annum T I M E CERTIFICATES farm. . . • LUMBER One to two yc.ars ...... per annum Mrs, Paulino Nelson, who hns ' Look ahead and look at them 'now ~ 1:!1.1% will be issued only upon re ROOFING Only Chevrolet offero you the lowest been ill nnd in the hospital, is nt 1 - I Two to three years ...... per annum quest and only in amounts prices' in tllf~· volume flcldl Hero are 1%% the home of her parents, Mr. and -on display in our showroom. I SIDING, etc. trucks with conlparoblc equipment Three to four years ...... l¥4% per annum of $100.00 or any multiple Mr·s. Pearl Shepler. I e thereof. and spedfl~otions that list for loiS Four to five 'years ...... : ...... per annum All firemen of the city will be .and a host of .other items. fhan c:ompctitfve mqkes-scmo 2 % 1 attending classes each Monday and [ ' as much at $150. Full five years ...... ; ...... 2%% p~r annum Wednesday from 7 to 10 p. m. for E-Z TERMS if you like. --o~ol• the next five weelts. , an ex~ended business trip through *Frt!rh air hMting ond vanH· the East. Iatino 1y1tem and reor tornnr Rev. H. J. Meyers, who has been winrt ...... ,..,joncl at extra cort. Dart National· Bank ll'ssisting With revival meetings in Mickelson-Baker the north, hB.s returned home. Member F. D. ·I. C. Rev. and Mrs. T. S. Bottrell Fecleral Reserve Sys~em have returned from a visit with Lumber Co. AL RICE CHEVROLET (QMPANY t11eir son and wife, Mt•. nnd Mrs. 1\tnMou Lesilc j William Bottrell at Flint; ;....____ ....;.. ____~ 447 S. Jeffet·aon - ' ' '.,._,,..,.._...._._._ .. _... ,_ .. _.. -"· ,.~------·-----~----·-----~------· .. ·--- ·------··---~------···-··---- Her. o 11 t. Hf'lonllflr nxpm•lmentft Level ·Fields Needed lmvn Hhown lhrLI. It mny not he .., It For Beet Machines tH·o!lt.uhlo to um1 sox · hot·mon~ , ' l"'''[llll'nllonH Cor fullentng niH!· News of Interest 'to Ingham County Farmers Str!l"ltl' heo!. plnnllng brhtgH up I l!!nrl"r·l~lng lru·lwyu. lhu queRI.Ion of uut.tlng lnbm• ncorJHI ' l'm· hoot. gi'OWing, Clcu·cnee M, , ' llnhlt.elnH, 'a2.0 poundA fnt, ROO! Caution Urged with HnnHen, Mkhlgnn Slr1lc college [HlllllLtfrJod hoxn.nhlorldo, wn:c g-Iven thlH woelc In !loldH rolallvcly free ot' wc••ds. w•• waf•·d In ,(!IJIII'Ioll•• Ill 11211 lcl(c fn r·n• cr·opB ~pcclnllst, snys Soulh·lngluun lJnil·y Herr! Jm· GI'HI' & Son, :J2 registered and by _County Agrlculluml Agent Mouhunlual hnrvosterH funcllnn l'l'lll'l l'il. I<~ dOHI' lltfllfl I•Hla.li•H: f.:l'llri<• Holntdnll, :10,o1 pounds t'nt, !Jonnld G. Cul'l'y. that Utrnl nm RD111e ~lgnn that 11 pt·ovnmont WI!HJdntlon n ve1'ngcd JJeHl on level fields. Tlllltrg down J-r~tc~l' \"\', C'rapu f1Hfl,l4• 1 Allt>tu. '''' ' wlll help ln Identify f,oocl )loan over• ;w Jllelll<'<'l' te1·ed Holsll·ins, :1·1 .8 pol!IIIIH fnl, 62.2 pounds fat, HiU6. poundH mille. they will not IJUY products whlcll tage run of beans. Beaus c~u·z·ying tecwion datrymnn nt Mlc!Jlg-nul A. r.. Ht••inlc.llU<'I', H. n. J\rnul Mr. Farmer a control for mange of hogs. Baltzer und Slcivcr were featured sneakers at the open house. growing tip off the boa it. Seed Jilco pounds of grnss silage fed daily, To Before any treating is clone, de· Lhis eiUwr rottJ in the gt'ound or will llcld to maintain n high vita Onn'! forget. th:ll. I !my •.leaenn t•.ulves 1111 to 2 weciocl flodr of J,uwri'Y Rua.ll, nt. IIPIII'illtfa collcgc, points out that Michigan's vation and fewer horses. Animals which graze on sweet hay and pasture acreage dropped By 1960 it is estimated that the U. S. population will have clover, buckwheat, sudan grass, or Special Price from G,·IOO,OOO acre~ in 1939 to grown enough to need this ten per cent surplus in this country. cc:rtain lystcm or cattle tends to theRe "rnps, farmers ore hoing en- .emonstratec to us 111 t e war c to ay 10~ precanous 1s the subdue the poisonous properties of 1:J2 S. Washington Street Pl10nc 81-1 '' cnumgod to devote more effort to-jllfe of governments where the food supply 1s maclequate. Hun :wmc frccls. l-1111 wal'd getting- bette•· hay and pns- ger is the greatest threat to the stability of any form of govern Charlotte, Michignn tmc Slrll!ds for hlg'llet' y~elds of fi1ent good quality roughage. ' rn case of bad weather, the event We had better w.ake up to these fact5.-Lapecr County When You Need Premium Stoker Coal for any county will be delayed un- Press. Auction Sale f til the following day. ------Food Storage Plant squash. Even radish seed growers Saturday, May 22 Immediate Deliv~ry need an ample supply of honey 1 o'dodc Nearing Completion bees to get maximum production Lot·afed in Dimondale Just of seed. Barrett reminds fruit south of I he Hudson garag~ on ~SPOT ' ' ' A modern food storage building, growers renting bees to have an Main str·cct. JCnll line of honsc CASHI big enough to handle the rood rc- :understanding with the boclceepcr hnl!l good~, clech·ic stove and For Dead or Disabled Stock Farmers Elevator. Co. quircments of 8,000 people a day thnt colonies placed in the or rcfrigm•ato1·, thrc.e !lxl~· •·ugs, nnd concessions services fm· 15,000: chards are well populated with lots of bedding, eurtains and Horses-$6.00 ea. Cows-$9.00 ea. ~Jason, r.nchigan Phone 2-l2Ll a dny is nearing completion nt i adult llces. Normally a. colony will d •·apes, tUning and 1mrlor Michigan State college. : huve from 30,000 to 35,000 adult sullcs, nc(:aslonal t•hah·s, all Hogs-$2.25 per cwt. .GEORGie A. WARD, Manager It is expected to solve food serv- I bees by the forep~rt of Ma;y .. With lloclrs by cost the people of Michigan a secondary fircbrealrs. nickel. J:._ minimum width fircbrealc of eight to ten feet cnn be counted ~.~~IS EVERYBODY'S JOB! on to stop only rolatively small We Buy Hard Winter Hurt fires ·ut they will scrv~ as a line Here is an alarming fact; rl:e freedom we now from which to fight a fire cn- When you,.chnngc the tire o~· .., NJany Bee Colonies 1dangering· tl1c plantation. a truck or trnc1or you don t enjoy is threatened. · ) Dead Animals usc 1he old "back-breaking" · The Michigan departmcn t of I' ' Subversive influences are at work iii our land; agriculture apiary inspectors I'O· FOUR TOWN CORNERS wagon wheel method. You TOP PRICE PAID usc a modern jack and raise perhaps dos.er ro home than we realize. They are ported that the past severe winter ~Irs. Edt! ~lull en 1 working hard to destroy our cherished herirage. left its casualty marl{s on the bee . . the machine liulc by little. FOR population,· according to Don P. Mrs1 Arthur Harrison enter- I But ir is not too late. We still have time to Barrett, chief state apiarist. In- tained the past worthy matrons Why not go modern clean house , •. to stop chc undermining forces spectors nrc finding that bees :left Thursday. in your usc of credit'? Here's ll hybrid won of un-American isms, to winter in unpaclwd hives, show Mrs. Donal Parl nntl Phil Laxton; Ol'l'!eot•M, vlec-pt•eslrlcnt, Northeast Slocltbrt6gc, a mixed a82 Mlt,hlgan honwmnllllJ'H mnde Losllo wr1ro guc,9tH over• the weol1 Mr·. nn,j :;:virs, 'vernon T3ullot• " ' prngmm. llnyl/no; G1·d-lrlll, Willlnm l!'nn~on: Dick Lnxton: fiCCl'olUl'y nnd tJ'CilH-1 project club w. lth ll menrbora loll n.t Mlchlgllll State collego, end of Mr, unrtsm•or Phyllis Hurt. Mt.rn~~; Pcubody nnd Annabelle Ncl- !lise In sconrs Wllnl hruul In hrllld n, Keeler ''"" Putty of Lun1ilng _____.. ____ •I li!Ul'o \V<'I'U ii(] jlCOjJIIl jll'Oillll;t •1-H WUJI:et• jll'Ojed lllCIJiiJCI'il of lhe ~v~!rii]g 6!'@wing 6'Jcu·i~d ' . son wrth Mt·s. Esther .Tones nH nd· with erlneutlonul levols hut lruin- wore gueHtfl Sumlrty nt the L. '1', li'ortlfying Hhccp l'tlllons wllh from :;lx • rlil'l'emnt r!lnlm. C!ltlm l•'clt I'lnlnH clnhH Jcl'ltlay ovHt slgnlflcnnt dlfl'urcnce, Smith home. whnlt and iodlr.r.tl null iH 11 Jn'ont- 111111' illfllilll'li l'l'jll'CSillller! \Vl'l'e: Apt•ll ao. 'l'lw.;:lnth!ng gll'hJ hnrl n hntched nrc lnnt cliirlng tile growing !liHI Mrs,J~dwnnl Osnngu. Oflillcr,~: l{lont• sedretnry .TtulO l(Jont· 11nd Mrs. 'l'lwo Cllclcncr nnd Mn;. lnlng nwnnH ol' cult.lng down lamb Houpt Losl!n, Mr. nnd Mrs, Leo 'lll:•:s·; ru.VIW ",ltet• which ;-r~·H: ,I·Iru'l pcr·iod, This statement Is bused on Prcn.tdcnl., nohert O.Yenga;. vice- tronsL;rm· Laum' Lee Peabody. Homcnwkm·s Who wom enrolled Lawton Cllclcnor attended n IOIIHOH on 11onw f:ll'lllH. ,,,, Brown; Norlh LI'Hii", GIH<·Iu PI cscnt.ed Lht.m with thi..IJ ccrlltl- findingn ol Ut_nh Agrlculturul col· pr·cstdrmt, DcWnync Cill'iiJtonncn; : . . , in homo ecnnCJJJilcs oxtcnslnn J~lalllme·, Ji'elt PlninH M1·, nnd Mm. erttes unrl pins. Mnrvln Brower .i••crolm·y, Shttmn Enwun: and On Aptil 30, thetc wmo 2.l mcm- cln~ses orglln!zed by the college •for. •Lumhct'l; Ji'm•t•IH' PlninH, Wil- guvc ll 10 requrenwnJ t II 0 f tJ 10 11 !'S t l~geOf"conslderablc survey, Importance to a ll'llllHUJ'r;l. ltonllld KerHhcnct·, )JcrH and 10 guostH present at thP, und the locrrl homo demonstl'll- linni Olney; CmH.~ HoadH ii'amwr·:i, yeat• hntHllcr~ft, rlruwlng allcnl.tnn . . l!'m·cst 'foodil club wilh 8 mem-1 home of Shirley Gregg for the tlon agents achieved higher scm·cs . M ... j 1... ' nn< 1 M 1.H, 1"wnns 1111< l. ,M 1.. nn d MLo theB hnmllcmfl exhlhltR thm·e, I control proarom 1is the fnctt thutb tilet 1te bm·s, Jed' by Mt·s, G. c. S<.liJtt. Offl-~ third meeting of the Wheatfield Those with more extension tt•nln• MrH, Kenneth Balwr; and Tea- I'H, l'OWrrt•. then pt·escnted l.ho. three c11 sc~1scs l' and Harold l31ossoy. . . day. May 215. 1 hospitaL bloclt cherry aphid than sprays North Leslie, foods club with 30 ' , · I Horses- $8.00 Cows- $10.00 m;Jde nftor the bud~ are open. members, Jed by Mrs. John War· Feeding of the black cherry aphid, ner and Marjoannc Fernald, The Hogs- $3.73 cwt. II present in lnr:;e numbers, affect~ advisor is Mrs, J. E. l<,emold. Offi the size and flavor of thC"fruit. Also, cers: President, Patricia Holmes; CAJ,VES AND SHEEP Rl~:lfOVED FREE a secretion known as "honeydew" vice-president, Faith Fernald; and produces a sticky and unattractive secretary and treasurer, Bonnie . JJ SUNDAY SERVICE Wilbur. appearance of the fruit, especially Driver, flower garden club with if it is to be sold as fresh fruit. De Phone Collect to Mason 23191 17 members. Leaders, Doris Ander velopment of a. sooty fungus in the son fllld Myrtle Swindlehurst. Of- . WE BUY HIDES ANP CALFSKINS honeydew may contribute further fiom·s: President, .Jennie Cahill; to the unsightly appearance of the vice-president, Robert Serrels; cherries. Sweet cherries are more secretary, Marjorie Cahill; and commonly infested than sour cher treasurer, Mrs. Swindlehurst. jCentral Dead Stock Co. ries. Felt Plains, livestoclc club led by Joe Lumbert with 21 members. .... ' Neglected Farm Forest ~~ ~~, Here's the car that's '· '" inopircd new words for "In Termed Valuable Asset My Merry Ol AVAH,AiH,J~ We Also Specialize in ,. It is one that can be quicklY. con· '·' * RuLbcr Flom· Tile * Painting WilliAMS verted intQ cash. 'ro the owner has * Block L·~iYdf•·Mntle D.rlvo, LESLIE wh.ltq tlftlllwll.ll tlr1.1a, the · hr~ath}taking thl'ilf'' il~ stepping d9wn Gas and oil-fia·ed, full automatic steam,. vapor ~ ~ .... } .~ . . . :;.· ,. . -: ' · on . the· accclern tor anrl feeling th'iit ·~urg~J llf p'\J,4e~ as and hot water installations ' EVf.UWhere it goes, the' _Oidsinobile goes over. Prompt Kction Requir{!d F~turamic WHIRJ.A WAY goes htto action. That "Futurmi1ie Feel· ' Gas and oil-fired· fut"naces in;ii 'big.way;'W.ltch hl).w pcoplc·gathcr 'round .t~ iuspcct Oil, gas and electric bot water heaters To Relieve Cattle Bloat inf is a combination of ull thes,~ Olds,nobpe fellt!ll'C~~ Removal of the gases from the thltt masi1ivc Futui:amic front end .. •·those flowing Futur Water. softeners, pumps, plumbing supplies topped off with a g\)odly measure ofpride n_t •I riving ~!10 rumen Is the . primary ohlect ln llmic fcndera, , , diat s'n}nrtly tailored :r.:utm·amic interior. Oil Burner Specialist .._ treatment of bloat in cattle. If bloat best looking of all the new ears on the roads today! Furnace, Boiler and Plumbing Repairs, S~okers Ing has just started, the nnlmnl Get more for ypur · Plasteel Roofing · . · . should be forcibly exercised and the ·money wirh new •,.P distended abdomen massaged or Sherwin· Will ionu ,, kneaded with the clenched fist to Bouse Paint! Its coot ;, • f you 11lanning to buUd, consult. wltl; u• Yo"r beat• now smoother. lough~r• ~re a!Hi~t bt~ng about ·belching of the ·gases lng plant before you start your 1Juildf11g, : makes your house look FUTURAMIC .0 L D S M .. o, I I L E I • • . from the stomlPCh, A wooden gag beuer, lo!l longer. . can be placed In, nnd across, the Y 0 U R · 0 L D fM 0 B I L E mouth of the llloated nnhnnl. DEAlER-·------• 1 We Install eonvef!tlonal .... 1•n.nel lteailnr ~- ~ltra·anQdtlrn 1 forced air syarems In homes wltlto~t tlBaement.'l Zimmerman's .. l'll)ono Lealie 888% · Boiled linseed oil, given intern A. G. SPENNY & SONS ally to animals, can cau~e fntal Home Service· 220 W. Aah . ' "-----~------~----~-----.!. lolld ·pol~ollinr. Phone 2·6441 Eight INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, TFIURSDAY, MAY 13, 1918 (:ircuit Court CURTICE DISTRICT IUrH. Ifowntcl t3criJitcr Marriage License Legal Notlcc l Proceedings ------~--·---- Women In 1\l'lnB Mt Applications NOTICE or IIEARJNG Although lmlfotmcd WacB, Woven, Spurs and women mo1lnca wcro common nlr:hts dm lng World Wur II, It Is not gcnern !ty known that woman smvcd- bemlng mms- In tho Revolutionary wn1 One womn)\ Deborah Gnnnott of Massachusct~a, who entlutcd in Aprll 1781 under the name of Robct t Shurtlclf, served "a 11 private, was wounded nt thg Battle of Tarrytown, witnessed tho cnpture of Cornwullls and was han· 1 or ably disc hot ged from service In November 1783 Like mnny of her modern 1 counlcrpnrts, she flied a claim for n pension In Scptdnbcr lBlO
The nttvy dcslroyct USS Tames c. Owens 1 ccently VIHiled 15 portR In fivo cnunltlcs anti c1ulsed 1fi- 78o; miles In rom months
Minute Man EVERY MINUTE of evety day somebody's horne goes uon 111 [t is ordcrurl, 'l'hnt tho 1 Hth rln.y of up flames-every hour a May A IJ JCJJH, nt t<2n o'clock tn the hfc ts lost to fn e's msati· fo1onoon, nt 1mld PI ohnte olflco, bo and in he1cby nppolntcd fo1 he1trln..:o Nllld pc .. able appetite He! p end th1s terrible toll j Mt· and Mrs Charles Stafford of lives and p1operty! and Mts Edtlh Stafford WCIC ::lund 'Y dinner guests of Mrs. Seel-J Clean out your fit c haz hold at hoff at Dansvtllc 1 and lilts. Lee Mr and M1 s Steadman ,mdl ards today-:~nd, for msur gals, M1 and Mt s J edscn Felton f protection, call on and Mt nnd MIS Etnlc Huschkc Ac iHI!ID I !Ill !;'Jill. y~.\1,.,\~. wcte Sunday d1nncJ guests at tho home of M1 and Mt s Robel t DART u. s.~·: A.r~n:r . Felton. . c~iion 'rillS . M1 ,mcJ Mrs LawrPncc Stowe FINt Pl?prf!·S~!Oti ~gVJJ . and f,umly spent Sunday at the Insurance Agency home of M1 s Grar c Stt abel ' '. 1\IH;s C:lmta Zm 2:,1 Wds a \Vcck end guest of Vcrmta Sttobel IJart Swmc fed ton much soybean Clark's meal may develop Iodmc dcficiCncy 1 Garage General Overhauling New and Rebuilt Motm·s COMPLETE Installed General automolulc repair and servlct• "otl< dont• by .m ••x• SERVICE pcricnccd ancl t'apahlc DM chlnist. thst hu tn c and +I-+ Jewett Funerar Home Seven mlh•s 11 • st of 1\l.u~on on 1nwa ColumiJJ,t, ltrst hous.• south on Gale toad. Aurclms phone hi I. ORDER OF PUBLICATION FINAL ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT EDGAR-MAY 18, 1948 Stntc of Mtchhmn 'rhe Probntc Cout t for the County of Inghn.m ••••••••••••••••a Al a Se!islon of Raul Court, hcltl nt the • P10bnte Office Ill the City of Mn~on In • aa1d County, on tltc 28th du.y ol AI>ril, • A D t9lH • Preecnt HON. JOHN McCLELLAN, • Judge of Probutc, • In the mllttcr of the cetntc of JOHN W EDGAR, Dcccnaed John IJ Edgm hnvang Hied w R wJ court h H finn! ndrmnu'lllfltion n.l!caunt and hiH petal !On Ill nylng for the nllow~ nee t.hc1 co f. nnd fo1 tho nHHJ~nment nnd •~- rhtitllhulwn of the rcrncluc of HllHl cHtuh HELP YOUR COUNTRY .. , •0 It ift ordctcd, 'rhat the 18th clny of 0 HELP YOURSELF! May, A n l04R nt ten o'cloelc m the 0 forenoon lt YUH! PIOb,ttc Office he lind •0 There JS still o very rent need IH hereby fi!lllotntcd for cxnmming nnd 0 for every ounce of used fats we nllo\\.tng ~nld account a1.nd helltlhg Hnld llOilt!on. 0 C[ltl salvage The world w1de It JM furthet oulcrod, Thnt puhhe no· • shortage 1~ greater today than 0 ever before Plense k.::ep t!Ce the1cof be given by pub!Jcnt10n of Having sold my farm, I will sell at public auction at the place 4 miles no1·th of Mason on ft. COJlY of thin Older f01 thlefJ fiUCCCHHlVc • snvmg and turnmg m your used week~ Ill CVlOUR to lmid dny or henrtng ln Phillips road to Darling road, house number 1842, or 3 miles east of Holt on Holt road to • k1tchen fats P S Yes/ you • the In~hum County Ncwtt, n ncwt~Jli'tJJCr Darling road and lj2 mile south, on • do get paid for them • nnd Jlrmted and cuculnted In fHHd county • lou know how ready cazsh JOHN McCLELLAN • counts toduy • A Ttue Co1 y Judge of Prolmtc • Davtd C De.Ltty • Keep Turning in Used Fats I Rcgiaicl of Probutc • • Amerlc~n Fat Salvage ComnHttec Inc • Tuesday, May 18, 1948 ' Commencing at 12:30 o'clock, sltarp, the following described propet·ty:
\ HOUSEHOLD GOODS POULTRY Dining Table and 8 Chairs 20 Leghom Hens BOB lNGIIRAlJf Morris Chair Buffet Davenpot·t 2 Stands Says- Reading Lamp HAY, GRAIN, ETC. Bookcase and Writin!ll Desk 20 Bales of Straw 37 Volumes of Columbia Encyclopedia 20 Ct·ates of Corn twn. 11 Volumes of Amet·ican Lite1·ature There is NO substitute for It ~~ o1dctcd Tlmt the 2lith day of About 3 Bushels of Timothy Seed Mn~, A. D 1 !t48, nt ten o clock 1n the! Quantity of Books Commode life insut·ance. forenoon at Rnid JHohntl! office ha and IH he! eb) llJl!lolnted fat lJCnt mg snul Old Trusty Incubator 2 TI"Unks J)ulltwn Iron Bed and 3 Sets pf Springs MISCELLANEOUS It 1~ fut thc1 ordcted, Thnt public no .. tice thetcof be I{J\Cm by publlctltlon o( n Victt·ola Libt·ary Table COJlY of thiR ordu1, fot thref! RIICCCfi81VC wcekn n.rcvlouu to Rnul dn.y of hcnaJnJ.t Pictut·e F1·ames 2 Fire Extinguishers In the Ingham County News, n Ft·uit Cans Kraut Cutter llHI'lCI pllntcd nnd cnculntcd m cmmty. Copper Wash Boiler and Bench
ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEARING CLAIMS CURTIS-JULY 13, 1948 MISCELLANEOUS FARM EQUIPMENT ORDER OF PUBLICATION Water Separator Century Milk Testet· DETERMINATION OF HEIRS HAWLEY-MAY 25, 1948 Parmak Electric Fencer Th1s Is· a good time to make up Stntc of bhchlgnn The P1obntc Com t 75 Rods of Barbed Wit·e fot the County of Inghnm 20 Steel Fence Posts vom mmd to be more lntclllgent m At n se~Hton of smd Cou1 t, held nt the 1948. ProbuLo Office, in the C1ty of Mnson, In 2 Hog Troughs Luggage Carriet• tmid County, on the 4th duy of Mny, A. 500-Chick Broodea· Stove Why Drive a _Shabby Car? IJ. I 948, ~ Success Is the abthty to get Ptesent HON. JOHN MaCLELLAN, 3 Fo1·ks 3 Oil Dt·ums along with some people-and Judge of Probnte We'll Make It Look Like New ahead of others. In the mntte1 or the cstntc of EMAN Crocks Buck Saw .and Saw Horse ' $75 UEL HAWLEY, dcccnaed Road Drag Oil Cans For Only Jonnthnn W. Btowcr hnvlng Hied In ' Rnld com t hi• tlct!tlon VlBYing thnt snld Tractor Log Chain Corn Shellet· court ndJurlicnte nnd detetmine who were SPECIALIZING IN RUSTED-OUT SPOTS nt the ttrnc of l1i11 death the lcgnl helrK 2 Hay Forks Cross Cut Saw Council of •nld dcccnRed nnd entitled to Inherit Col. Arlie I. Feighner Welding -- Body and Fendet· the rcnl cstnte of w~lch Bnld deccn!lefl Set of Work Harness Ajax Cultivator dlcrl slczed. 2 Sets of Hay Slings Auctioneer Repah· Proceedings It I• o1detcd thnt the 2Gth rlny of Mny Phone Mason 7280 A D. 1948, Itt eight o'clock In the fori:! .. noon, nt sn1d 11robn.te offlec, be nnd is Agency for GALION EQUIPMENT heteby Rlltlolntcd for hcnlinK said peb· tlon It 18 furthm: otdctod thut tlubllc DCI• TERMS - Cash, all goods to be settled for day bf sale before removal tlce th01cof be given by publlcntion of n cotl)" of ,th111 ordct, fot• three Httcces~lve Jennings Body Shop \Hcks Jlrcvloua to Anld dny of hcnt•lng, In the lntchnm County New!\, n nc\\ ,. .. 1lRVet• JH'lnted nnd clrculnted In Raid count)·, ·John A. Higbie~ Prop. EARL_ DUNSMORE, Clerk ·
