Showboat Echoes The Boy Scouts of Lowell had 1200 miniature showboats on sale iluring the week and sold every —— one of them before the last of tha Number 14 hai1 Saturday night. EtfablishtdJune, 1893 LOWELL. MICH.. THURSDAY. JULY 31. 1952 Tht Ledger has • dtep regard Mr. and .Mrs. timer Schaefer re- i for Auditor General John B. Mar- LoweN Exceeds Qiioto in ceived a nice little "Thank You" tin, Jr., who it seeking nomina- rteiqnDors i^ornpcre ror Trueks Unloading Fair Quality Wheats note the first of the week from tion on the republican ticket for Showboat Closes County Post United Hospitals Drive Kent 4-H Fair Fred M. Alger conveying his appre- U. 8. Senator at Tueeday'e prim- ciation for hospitality and the cor- ary election. Mr. Martin it a The only local contest In the pri- Lowell village and Lowell town- diality extended him as he alighted Kent county man, hat high tchol- Successful Year mary election, Tuesday, August 5, ship raised an amount well over Bigger Than Ever from a strenuous trip in this area attic ttanding, and it well equip- is between two neighbors on River- their $2000 quota In the United to take a ride on the Showboat. ped for thit highly important of- side Drive, Mrs. Elmer Schaefer Hospitals Drive for this area. Spectators say the 19S2 Showboat fice. Hit record In public af- Brilliant Show and Walter W. Gumser. Both are The joint chairmen, Harry Day. Here Aug. 19-21 fairt reflectt good judgment and randldctca for delegate to the coun- Ijwas terrific! Both in the quality Dan Wingeier and George R. Cook Dates for tho Kent County 4-H I of the entertainment and the we have the utmott confidence The Showboat brought itt 17th ty convention, an important post extend their appreciation and in thit deep-thinking man. successful year to a brilliant closing as It Is at the county convention Fair have been set for Aug. 19-22 crowds attending. Lowell's outdoor Saturday night with the largest at- thanks to all the people who so and tho new Exhibit building is all j show can't be beat. With all due retpoct to Chat. that delegates to the state conven- generously contributed to the fund, tendance In Its history. There tion are named nnd-they choose completed ready to be used for the E. Potter, hi» opponent, we ttand making the drive In the community first time. According to Richard Mrs. C. H. Runciman .was back firmly for Martin for Senator. were record-breaking crowds each the state't Secretaey of State, and night and for the last performance such a resounding success. Machiele, Kent county agricultural aKain Friday nipht after being 111 * * * several other offices to voted on In and unable to attend the show seats were all taken, chairs were the Novemb?r election. Lowell was one of the few areas Agent, tho 1952 Fair has prospects The ttudio of Wm. Christiansen of being, by far, the biggest ever Thursday. This was her first mi* wat broken into one night last brought In, some were seated In There Is no contest In the east in the county to make Us quota aisles without chalr«, standing held here. in twenty years. Mrs. N. E. Bor* week and about 115 wat taken. half of the township where William and these committeemen appre- gerson and Mrs. Frank Gould room only was all taken up and 3. Doyle is the candidate for this ciate the fine way in which the in- Local committee heads report * * * their departments look better this missed their first performance last Paul Frledli, recently returned gatemon estimate at least 300 were office. dividual solicitors gave their time turned away. year and that they have had no dif- year. from California, it the new barber and effort to make the drive a ficulty getting enrles so far. in the shop with Bernle Bedell. The rains came, the winds blew, success. Particularly do they The Fair will officially open . * * * and each day looked bad for the | mention Charlotte Gardner for her Tuesday evening at six o'clock with ^iSn^T Albert Tap of Moline was in town Showboat, but towaids night the Viiiage Seeking work, not only In smelting, but In a tractor rodeo in charge of Orlo " * 'he office arc. lady t Monday and completed the pur- skies cleared and the show went on keeping the accounts and books Good of Caledonia; and a Horse ear ring, house key, plastic rain chase of the Cities Service Station uninterrupted. The early morning fir the drive. Show and Rodeo, under direction coat. lady's white glove, man's cap, on East St. Mr. Tap will storm Wednesday ripped the tar- New Water Source of Kenneth Kline. There will also binccular case, lady's black belt, take over the business August let, paulins off the boat and tore off pipe, tobacco pouch, and two cush- At the meeting of the council on be rides for children. Butch Thomp- and plans to move his family to the decorations making it look llkt son being In charge of this part of ions. Lowell as soon as he can find suit- a wreck, but the committee re- Monday night W. B. Williams and Flower Show son Ted, newly hired village engi- the show. All entries will bo In There were no persons injured able living quartert. paired all the damages at toon at place and ready for judging. * • • the wind tubtlded and It was good neers, reported to the council that during the Showboat week and only they believed a source of good Wednesday judging of exhibits six minor property damage acci- A new tchool but has been added aa new. Showboat Week will start at 9:00 a. m. and con- to the school transportation syttem water may be secured just east of dents. The profits this year as compared the old wells northeast of town. tinue throughout the day In the aa a replacement, and several of with 1961 may not be as high as it afternoon the finals In Showman Sorry to have to turn away some tbe other buses are being repainted These wells were abandoned In 1948 Well Attended woud appear they should be inas- when a new source of water was Contest will be announced and a late comers to the Showboat Sat- to comply with the atate law re- much as the expenses have been secured west of the village that was The Flower Show sponsored by Dairy Livestock Parade will be a urday night. It has been suggested quiring uniform color. Aa often as higher to produce the fine show. feature. In the evening 4-H talent that It might be well to build tome a bus Is repainted alto each addi- Last year the receipts were WS,- chloride free. 'the Showboat Garden Club on July 21st and 22nd was a success due to numbers will be presented the seats out over the river If all land tional new vehicle will be of tbe 807.48 and the expenses 127,300.87, Since mains are already built to pig scramble will also b. a part space has been built up. deep yellow color which standi for and while we may expect this this east side area, the engineers the exhibitors who entered their beautiful flowers and to the fine co- of the evening's activities. safety. year's receipts to exceed those of reported, it would save considerable Thursday morning the annual Everyone seems to have been Practically ail atatet are uting 1951, the expenses will also be much money if sources of water can be operation of many Lowell citizens well pleaacd with the water show and merchants. The co-chalrn.en, plowing contest will be held with thit color for uniformity all over larger. found. Tests In this section Indi- Richard Goldner in charge. The put on thit year and are unanimoua the nation, which teemt a good cate that a much softer water may Adeline Kiel and Florence McFall in their requests to have them re- Until tft^r thf ShowDoat meeting and Chairmen with their commit- light weight horse pulling contest tafety meatura. and the audit, the Ledger will be be available here which will be a in the afternoon will be In charge turn next year. * * * great Improvement over the present tees worked tirelessly to make the unable to give its interested read- City Hal! an attractive setting for of Tom Slater. Evening entertain- Now that Showboat week has ers an authentic report. water supply. ment will be highlighted by a Bar- passed Into history and business In the entries of other flower lovers. May Start New Sewers Thit Fall bershop Chorus and 4-H talent Lowell returns to normal. Chief of Record-Brtaking Crowds The Garden Club wishes to thank numbers. Farmers Backing Police Prank Stephens will be at The last three nights of the show Plans were presented by the en- the following for assisting in many gineers for sewer extension.i on Heavy weight horse pulling will his office every Monday aternoon brought record-breaking crowds ways to make this project a com- be a feature Friday afternoon, and from 1:00 to 5:00 to accept driv- which strained the capacity of the Front St., South Jefferson St., munity feature of Showboat week: the Fair will end at 4:00 o'clock. John B. Martin, Jr. ers' license applications. stands in spite of the addition of South Division St. and East Main the Lowell Ledger for fine publi- * * * some 700 seats this year. St., which would take care of all The Michigan wheat harvest, city; Roth and Sons for furniture: I miuaII VIHMMA Lowall Fire Department was tke grain inspector available uowen village nosress For U.S. Senate Each night as the people came the homes in this area. The*o ex- which early in July appeared to be gnullnp «nd sampling of wheat, Dan Tre'even for trees and the Vil- called Tuesday to put out a grass early to watch the water sports tensions are but a part of the new lage employees who transported Reports Some Newcomers fire at the west end of the village. a bumper crop of top quality the Brucks move quickly through them to the hall: Walter Lumber Ernest W. Ruehs of Caledonia which preceded the Showboat per- sewer and water project which wheat, suffered heavy loss as a the ^ine and little time is lost has been named chairman of the George Tucker who recently pur- formance they were amazed at will complete sewer and water ex- Co. and Cornell Lumber Co. for Newcomers in Lowell, according chased the Koewers property at result of the excessive rains of waiting at the mill. planks and kegs; the County 4-H to our village hostess. Mrs. Glad statewide farmers committee of the some of the feats performed in the tensions to all parts of the village. Martin-for-Senator campaign. Mar- Highway St. and Foreman Dr., was ^the past ten days. High moisture Tho large trucks with the dump club for display shelves; to Arle Bergin. are Mr. and Mrs. Rodney river by the young skiing artists This will be financed by a com- low test and sprout damage, each tin's Grand Rapids headquarters burning a little rubbish and the from the Macatawa Bay Water Ski boxes are capable of unloading Leeman for bottles and trips to Gtl. Herrick. who have moved from bined increase in water rates ajd a an enemy to the farmer and tbe announced last week. blaze caught In the grasa and got Club, and the Hydrofoil aeroplane new sewer use tax In which ail 300 bcshels of grain in -five min- Rapids; Thelma Roth for fence; Grand Rapids to the i\ew house re- the best of him. He turned In the miller, are prevalent in the Wheat boat which was new to many or the residents of the village will parti- utes. The loads arriving in bags Mr. Chrouch for record player; cently built for Capt. Sam Yeiter, alarm for tafety of his and adjoin- being received at the elevators i Cary Stiff and Story & Hahn for folks around here. And each night cipate. take a little longer time. who is in service in Greece. ing property. There wat no lost. the crowds grew In number until throughout the state of Michigan. fishing regalia and to Kiel's Green- Mr. Herrick is connected with the * • * the last night when the crowds just In spite of adverse weather con- Thc quality of the wheat being house. Christiansen's Drug Co.. C. H. Runciman Co.. and Mrs. Her- Peter Speerttra who has been 111 could not be accommodated. Gary's Weekes ditions large quantities of wheat received is fair to good. The test Fairchild's Ice Co., Houseman's of rick is known to most of us as the and confined to his home for the continue to pour Int the two re- weight averages about 56 lbs to Grand Rapids. Mrs. Ed Boyd, Louis Home Economist for Consumers past several weeks wrote his own Another Record Broken Leases Gee Store ceiving pits of the King Milling the bushel. Many wheat samples Kingsley's. Kittle Charles, Nina Power Co.. and has a weekly pro- ad this week, and otherwise is During the twenty years since Company. The line of trucks wait- brouftu in by farmers are running Kaufman, the Ray Alexander Fam- gram in Chit Chat on television. showing Interest in business and ily. Mrs. Berneice Smith. Horace the first Showboat made Its maiden ing to unload wheat at the King too high in moisture and in some Three School-Agert Lowell affairs. While the mayor voyage, Mrs. C. H. Runciman has Plans Expansion Milling elevator does not match cases the sprout damage is ex- Weeks. Jim Cook. Patty Beachum. will necessarily have to remain cessive. The overall picture Is that the Masonic Lodge and Dorothy Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shoemaker been present at each performance, •those of previous years. However, have mover their family Into the quietly at home for some time, it as well aa being with her husband Cary Stiff of the Cary's Weekes this is not due to lack of wheat, most of the wheat will be salvag- Rittenger. is gratifying to know he is con- VanDyke house and plan to make and the endmen in their many, Store has leased part of the Gee but to the fast, efficient handling ed, |ither for milling or feed We thank L. W. Rutherford for valescing nicely. building and will start an expan- Lowell their home. Mr. Shoemaker many rehearsals, until she had seen of bulk or bagged wheat made yurp ^es, but that bumper crop the placing of the -petunia tubs on Is traffic engineer for the Grand * * * 72 performances •Uninterrupted. sion and remodeling program about possible by the addition of a sec-'of golden, top quality wheat anticf- Main street. Also we appreciate When Lowell Republican repre- August 1st. The remodeling will Rapids district of the State High- Last Thursday night she became end receiving pit and storage sllo 'pated shortly before the grain was the beautiful gladioli which each way Department. sentatives to the actional conven- suddenly ill at Showboat time and provide double floor space as the tion returned home they brought during last year. With tooth receiv- ready to harvest cannot be reel- year are contributed by the A. R. The Shoemakers have three chil- missed the 78rd performance, cast half of the Gee property will ing points in operation, and with ized. Smith N'ursery. dren who will enter school here this with them the slogan: breaking her enviable record. How- be opened Into the west half of the ulka and Dick, can't be licked!" To the people who entered their fall. They are Kerry, 12; Penny, 8; ever she returned to her grand- Weekes building which also dou- flowers and plants we are especial- and Philip. 5. » * * stand seat Friday and Saturday We hear an ocvitlonal remark bles the frontage. Betty Rutli Beauty Shop Many Candidates ly grateful. nights. Mr. Stiff came here fivo years about the dlme-e-call in a telephone Mrs. Runciman haa been deeply VV ffliiie It I A list of the prize winners will be LoweN GiriWoHcsin booth, but so far as we have heard, ago after purchasing the store and Interested in the success of this Seek Nomination published next week. Methodist Missions no one in Lowell has tried to tear community spirited project and has merchandise from the H. L. Weekes The Betty Ruth Beauty Shop the phone out by the roots as was estate. He has made many Im- located at 2014 East Main Street, *************** given unstintedly of her time and Next Tuesday Miss Joan Wingeler is one of the Auditor General John B. Martin, reported in a nearby city when the serious thought to its progresa, es- provements and this new expansion will be closed during the week w ]Curren t News Items calls charge was first doubled. Campers chosen to direct work in Jr.. is seeking the Republican nom- pecially to tbe minstrels. She has program will permit regrouping of of Aug. 4-12 for redecorating and The August 5, Primary election • * * when it reopens It will be under About Our Servicemen an inter-racial camp sponsored by ination for the United States sen- helped them choose their songs and departments In such a way as to promises to be a large one in Kent the Board of Missions of the Meth- The Ledger hat a deep regard the management of Mrs. Owen *************** ate in the August 5 primary. jokes and lend a hand in their provide better display of goods and county. Most voters are alert and odist Church, working especially for the elderly resident who walked Ellis with the name changed to RuMis pointed out that Martin'a costuming. better service. ready to cast their ballot and in SGT. RICHARD CHRI8TENSEN among Oklahoma Indians. This into the office of the county judge Winnie's Beauty Shop in the same policy for the farmer is a fair price The plan Is to have enlarged sec- some offices there are enough can- MEMBER OF HONOR GUARD Methodist Camp is located in the and turned in his 1952 driver's li- Jocation. The new telephone num- support policy as recommended by tions for Infants' and children's didates to make it interesting. All Cookson Hills of eastern Oklahoma, cense because it wasn't safe for ber will be 342. Sgt. Richard D. Christensen, with the Grange and Farm Bureau. him to drive. wear, piece goods, and notions, fea- candidates have made themselves where many of these Indians live. turing a greater array of merchan- the 1st Cavalry Division in Japan, The Rev. Claude Singleton, stu- Included on the committee are THe gentleman said his eyes were and their qualifications known to whose wife, Ina Jean, lives In Scan- Elmer Frahn of Krankenmuth, Carl not good any more and he felt that dise and providing for self-selec- OM-Aqe Benefits to all aoi eloetors have a chancc to dent work secretary of the Board ton, Ark., was a member of General of Missions, visited the community Hessler of Rockford. Arthur J. he was unfit to drive a car. tlon. Domestics, bedding, drapery choose. Mark W. Clark's honor guard re- fabrics and plastics by the yard Increase in October to set up plans for the camp. "The Hannah of Grand Rapids, John Driving is a hazardous business For Probate Judge. Collins E. cently when the UN Far East Com- Timpson of Lowell, Mrs. Leo Dun- at best, but it becomes doubly so will also be displayed In the new Recent Amendments Board of Missions." he says, "was Brooks, Wallace Waalkes Jr.. and mander inspected the 1st Cavalry especially interested that college ning of Delton and Ervin Tucksr of when the highways are filled with building. Richard C. Annls. Sr.. are seeking Division on Hokkaido. Allegan. drivers who shouldn't be trusted ?'early every family in the Lowell students learn something of the dif- The transfer of these lines frcx nomination on the republican bal- The general visited the combat- ficulties American Indians experi with a wheelbarrow, let alone a the original building makes it pos- area now getting old-vre and sur- "Martin has owned a farm for vivors insurance payments will re- lot. All are good men and hsve tested division while It was engaged encc today and that they have an many years, and so he knows what powerful motor car. sible to increase and improve the That's why wa nead a thorough c-iva more money beg'nr.Ing with many friends. In a large-scale field training man- opportunity to alleviate these prob- the problems of the farmers are," ready-to-wear, sportswear, blousec, the September payments doe about For Circuit Court CommiMloner, «uv«'r on Hokkaido, Japan's north- lems." Young men and women of Ru^hs said in accepting the chair- revitlon for a driver't license to accessories, jewelry and hosiery waad out tht unfit. Too many do October 8. If the increase does not Robert B. Burns. Craig E. Davids. ernmost Island. college age from Massachusetts to manskip. department. show ct a check when it arrive? Donald C. Dilley, Harold Knoor. Sergeant Christensen, a mess Texas are participating In the Inter- "Furthermore he is a member of driving. Not on!v *'ill this fine store be early In October, and an increase is Louis E. Magginl, J. Robert Smo- Stewart in Company I of the 8th racial camp. the Earn Paris Grange and to keeps • • • bettered in service, the customer due, a later check will make up the lenskl, and Wm. N. Azkoul. Cavalry Regiment, served three up with what's new in fannlag and will be able to see what he Is buy- difference. IT IS NOT NECES- months in Korea. Jokes, jMts. jabs and jibtt, just On the state ticket there are Many Retathres Attend what the farmer needs and wants. ing at the time of purchase and SARY FOR PEOPLE ALREADY He entered the Army in Decem- by Jeff: The only way Lowell folks three republicans seeking the nom- KjirriiliT DAll#% This is proven by his action in Lan- the combined buying power of this RECEIVING BENEFITS TO AP- ber 1945. He formerly lived at 113 v#nt?ynt: rxirniiy fiOTifiiwfi kept cool several days ago was to ination for governor: Wm. Van- sing when he was a state senator work fast enough to create a store and Cary's Grand Rapids PLY FOR THE INCREASED E. Main St.. Lowell. and in his attitude now as auditor PAYMENTS. denberg, Fred M. Alger, and Don The Cheyne family annual re- breeze. ... A friend of ours has store will msl'.e more merchandise Mr. and Mrs. Otto Conrad have union was held Sunday at Fallas- general and as a Candidate for the said he has gtoen up trying to be Immediately available and at a S. Leonard. For Lieutenant gover- William E. Klrchgessner, man- nor: Geo. W. Welsh, David E. received word that their son. Ar- burg Park with an attendance of Republican nomination for a pal to his boy. The kid is too old price that is reasonable as well. ager of the Grand Rapids social se- Young, Harry Henderson and Clar- thur. will be home from Korea on ever 100 relatives and friends. ator." for him. . . . The conventions are curity office, stated today that the Store Founded In 1880 ence A. Rled. the rotation plan about Aug. 21. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. E. over, and wasn't it a good thing Mrs. C. H. Runciman, deeply en- recent amendments to the law will Cheyne of Saskatoon. Saskatch- usinesB under the creases will go only to tbe retired is: Roger A. Green. AR 16417339 Co. completed their test year recently. name Gary's Weekes 11 will prob- Insured worker. and Adrian Kuipers are seeking Air Force Base, Texas. While There will be an auto jump over Lowell Women's Republican club C. 13th AIB. CCA 3rd Armed Dlv., there they had three Lowell boys has arranged to bavo cars avail- Their production averaged approx- ably not be too long- before the nomination. a bus; a wreckum race '4 cars de- imately 18 quarts dally for each There Is a good field of candi- Fort Knox. Ky. with them, Allan Lasby. Holland stroying each other): roll over of able to transport anyone to the more convenient name of Carj's wanwicrafwa Twi uuage Thompson and Keith Baker. They polls and back home on election cow in the herd for the year. Test- Store will be uued exclusively. dates and the primary election is Kenneth Elhart and Mrs. Elhart car; hell driving; head-on collision ing was carried on under the offi- Rate Close in Contest had a picnic at Burk Burnette Park between two autos; tunnel of fire day, Aug. 8, and will also have Lowell folks will be proud of the but a few days away. There are home on a 15-day furlough vis- with homemade cake and straw- cial Herd Improvement Registry new expanded store when It is should be a large vote out. iting In Holland. Grand Rapids and and board wall crashes. This tre- someone to stay with small chil- program of The Holstelp-Frleslan At a recent Grand Rapids Bar berries. The boys ar: all fine and dren while the mother goei, to finished. On the democratic ticket there vicinity. Kenneth has completed 16 mendous Thrill Program is bound Association of America. Association meeting where lawyers send their regards to all Lowell to thrill the many spectators. Cli^ vote. Call Lowell 24 and a car held the first bar primary the three are few contests. For U. S. sena- weeks training in Engineman friends. . Milking was done two times daily LAD WANTED FOR FORGERY tor Blair Moody and Louis C. School for Coast Guards at Avery cus and vaudeville acts will be in- will call for you. and testing was supervised by Mich- candidates for probate judge were cluded durinj; the show. This service should bo a help LAND8 IN KENT JAIL less than one percentage point Schwinger are in the race; and for Point, Groton. Conn. On August 5' igan State College, in cooperation state senator, Edwa/d E. Thomas he will report at Cleveland, Ohio, Notice The morning parade: the out- to any who might otherwise be »vith the national Holsteln head- Jack Thelsen. AWOL from the apart. The three are: Ricnard C. deprived of the voting privilege. Annls, Sr., Collins E. Brooks, and and Chas. Samalot are contestants for reassignment. Due to the increased demand for [ standing thrill show; the special quarters. U. S. Army, and wanted In Lowell color photography, I have moved grandstand prices, with children Mrs. L^Ha Johnson. on a forgery charge, was picked Wallace Waalkes. for nomination. Elsewhere in the Ledger will be Mrs. Jack Arndt and two children our studio from Lowell to our res- admitted free to the bleachers Mon- BUILDING PERMITS up In downtown Grand Rapids There are seven candlda;cs for of Grand Rapids and Miss Dorothy idence at 3699 Nash Ave. day evening, when accompanied by Wednesday morning by Wyoming circuit court commissioner. J. Rob- found political advertising giving Auction Sokt the candidates' qualifications and French of Holland were Sunday Appointments for portraits, wed- adults; together with the reduced The village council approved the township officers and placed In ert Smolenskl, Louis E. Magginl, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ding pictures and advertising pho- price of 9c to children under 12 to Friday, Aug. 1. at 1:80, Ina Alger Craig E. Davids. Robert B. Burns. background. will sell at her home on Lincoln following building permits Monday Kent County jail. TVank MacTavlsh. Miss French tographs may be made by calling shows and rides on the Midway night: Byrd Beachum, 10x12 Addi- Harold Knoor, Donald C. Dilley and remained a few days to visit rel- j Lowell phone 460-F1-4. until 6:00 p. m.. all combine to Lake Rd., 3% mileii north of Low- ALICE RACINE RECEIVES William N. Azkoul. ell, household goods and imple- tion on house at 1070 Vergennes BIRTHS atlves here. Just received another quota ot make Monday at the Ionia Fret Rd. George Arehart, 4x6 new en- B. 8. DEQREF FROM W. M. C. The vote was baaed on degree of Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Imported cameras for vacation col- Fair a pleasant and profitable day ments including furniture, dishes, Born Julv 23 to Mr. and Mrs. feather beds and pillows, Duotherm trance at residence, 224 N. Hudson Alice Racine, daughter of Mrs. legal ability, legal experience, cour- Thorne who attended Showboat or photographs. for the entire family. St. tesy consideration, falr-rnlnded- Robert Flynn In Dearborn, a 7 lb. were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gregory Norton Louis Avery. heater and stoves, carpenter tools, Elsie Racine. 429 Jefferson, Low- daughter. Kathleen May. poultry supplies, grain sacks and nesl. Integrity an''. Industrlom' per- and daughter Joanne and Mrs. P. S.—Some fine used cameras at LOWELL LIBRARY RECEIVES LltRARY NOTICE ell, will receive a bachelor of sci- some antiques. George Vander- ence degree and state elementary formance of duties. To Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bauer, a Maude Jarvls of Rodney. Mr. John bargain prices. c-11-14 $M7.75 FROM PENAL FINES Meulen, Auctioneer; Harry Day, teaching certificate from Western Emmons of Big Rapids, Mr. and Kent county libraries received The Lowell Public Library will be NOTICE, VILLAGE TAXPAYERS daughter. Susan Lea. at Osteopathic Clerk. closed two weeks in August for the Michigan College. hospital July 22. Mrs. Paul Zolllker and friends, Automstic Book Light $72,987.85 from penal fines for tb» annual vacation, the period being She will be among 193 students Friday, August 1, is the last day Mr. and Mrs. Ray Elsie of De- An automatic book light Is avail- fiscal year ending June 30, accord- 81 SUITS from Aug. 12 to Aug. 23 inclusive. who will receive degrees at com- to pay village taxes before the SCr The mosl important point in fish troit, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tuma able which slips over the top edge ing to Thomas Vidro, county trea»> A balanced size range from 85 Inez Rutherford, mencement exercises to be held penalty will be added. preparation is to prevent over cook- and baby of Mt. Pleasant and Mr. of a book or magaxlne and Illumin- urer. to 44 in tropicals, gabardines and P14-18 Lowell Public Library Thursday, July 81. Dr. Luther Ga- Eflthar M. Fahrnl, ing. When the fish flesh flakes and Mrs. Fay Johnson of Cascade. ates the pages while they are being With payment based on per cen- Sharkskins. Were $85,00. Now ble, mining engineer, will give the Lowell Village Treasurer. easily from the bone It has reached read. When the book is laid down, BUS child Lowell library will receive <38.00 at Ooons. Try a Ledger want ad for results. commencement address. Cl4 Us most moist, tender stage. For results try a Ledger want ad. the light goes out from thit fund $647.76. —

THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL. MICH., JULY 31,19S2 3 2 THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., JULY 31, 1952 Whitneyvills Locals S. Keene-N. Boston The LaVerne Blocher children WHITNQYVILLE Local Happenings Mary Potter and Debbie Postma having been Mrs. L. M. Douglass Saturday Showboat guests of Mr. Miss Agnes Perry NEW ARRIVALS . . . DURANTE SALUTES and Mrs. Robert Ellis were Mr. and THE LOWELL LEDGER MAGGIE TRUMAN sick with a throat Infection, but Alto Phone 8631 Phone 81 •nd ALTO SOLO s Mrs. Tom O'Nell. Peggy and Pat of Jimmy Durante takes readers be- Bunco Club will be next week all are on the gain now. Croton Dam, Mr. and Mrs. Steve rubliihed tvtry Thjriday ot ||} hind the Bccnco of TV r^bparsals Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Mrs. Lois Wakefield is able Mr. and Mrs. Ed O'Connell of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wachter- »dway, Loffil. Mlc^tgan. Enle'ed at Trackmen Meet Sunday Bible Verses Contest Demonic and Suzle and Mr. and Bright • Crisp • New - Perky Feuersteln on the Will Thompson te(office at Lowell, Michigan, at Second and reveals that Margaret Truman to be up and dressed each day Mrs. Pete Typlnka of Detroit. Mr. Chicago. 111., were week end guests hauser and children, Mary Lou and Clau MaHer. has a real sense of humor—even place. Everyone try and be there, but doesn't get around very much At L. M. Douglass Home Closes Next Sunday and Mrs. Demonic and Suzie are of Mr. and Mrs. Theron Richmond. Tommy of Alpena visited his The Lowell Ledger, eitabliihed June, IB93; when tho joke is on her. Durante bring dice, punch and sandwiches. yet. The Annual Trackmen's Bene- Next Sunday August 3 is the visiting until Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Newell spent mother a few days of last week The Alto Solo, ejtabliihed Jenuarv, IKM. tells ail In "MY GAL. MAGGIE Marilyn Rlckert entertained 7 \Joe Simmons is putting in his volent Association meeting was final Sunday for learning the Bible Dr. and Mrs. H. L Imus of Stone- the week end at the Grand Hotel at and attended the Showboat Mon- Contolidated with the Ledge' Jtne 1917. The TRUMAN." In this Sundays (Aug. held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. verses in the contest. There will be man, Calif., called on Mr. and Mrs. Mackinac Island. Lowell Jou'nal eitabliihed IBM. Coniolidated friends of M. S. C. from Dexter, basement getting ready to build * day evening. 3) issue of The American Weekly, Summertime Dresses with the Ledge' Dece-ibe' 15. I?J4. Detroit and Lansing for the Show- L. M. Douglass Sunday, July 27. a potluck dinner at the church R. G. Jefferles and other friends Mrs. Audrey Topp Is spending exclusively with The Detroit Sun- on his home. We are glad to see Mrs. C. H Reynold* of Alma « G. JEffEHES. Editor t Publither boat and week-end. the effort they are putting forth Those present were Mr. and Mrs. basement next Sunday at 1 p. m. in and around Lowell Friday. this week's vacation with friends In called on friends Friday and at- day Times. Member Michigan Preu Aiiociation Mr. and Mrs. James Balrd were to improve the property, E. A. Gustafson of Wllilamsburg, This Is in honor of Rev. and Mrs. t'Ms! Mrs. Lillian Bowen has sold her South Bend. Ind.. and Kalamazoo. tended Showboat In the evening. SUISCRIPTION RATES Mr. and Mrs. Merle Aldrich and Mr. and Mrs. George Rader and Paul Olmstead and also Mr. and home which she recently purchased, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Warner of Kal- Ledger Want Ads work like Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. She had as her guests Mrs. Fritz To ell Subtcriberi receiving their mail from family of Evart called on his son of Saginaw, Wm. Kruger of Mrs. Jarold Raab and family be- to Richard Belmers. amazoo were Saturday overnight Erickson, her three sons and their Pott Offlcei In Kent and Ionia countiei, 12.00 beavers. They toll till their work Bert Carey In Grand Rapids. Mr. brother Charles and family Satur- Bangor, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reyn- fore they leave for Lafayette, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Roth enter- guests of Mrs. H^ttie Walker and per year. All others (2 SO per rear. is done. Try them. Phone 200. and Mrs. Don Davidson were tained on Sunday\ with a family Audrey Topp. wives from Muskegon. guests Saturday at the former day afternoon. hout and son of Alto and Mrs. Bring table service for your own m Mrs. Louva Brighten and Mrs. Harold Parrlsh local. There were group. Coffee, for adults and get-together honoring Mrs. Roth's Mlas Marilyn DeVries of Holland home. Was pleased to see the fine uncir and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Alice Garfield and relatives from pictures of Capt. Richard Doezema 12 to enjoy the baked ham dinner. drink for all the children will be spent a few days of last week with Lake Odessa and Saranac enjoyed Dress Values to Arthur Wagner of Lansing was furnished. Anyone wishing to at- thur Smith of St Petersburg. Fia.. Joanne Lasby. On Sunday Mr. and YOU ARE CORDIALLY a Sunday guest at the Paul Smith and family in the Ledger last who are vislUng relatives in Mich- picnic dinner at Richards Park week. We are proud to claim McCords Bible School tend is welcome to come for the Mrs. Star bard and Joanne accom- INVITED TO HEAR home. igan. panied her to her home and called Sunday. "Dick" as a local boy. He at- Closes With Picnic dinner or in the afternoon up to Mrs. Tim Conant and grandson Mr. and Mrs. Nate Bartholomew 4:30 to meet them. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Host and daugh- on Mrs. Star bard's sister, Mrs. Tom $8.98 tended the local school and church Bible School Is being held dally ter Rosemary and friend, Miss Mouw and husband. Timmie Bennett of Battle Creek of Belding were Wednesday eve- as did his wife Barbara. He Is ning guests at the Carroll Potter Monday through Friday this wedc Mr. and Mrs. Jay Vandenberg Stahl of Grand Rapids called on spent last week with the Ray Al- making a career of the Marine Mr. and Mrs. Jim Topp. Sr., Mr. exander family. Rev. A. B. Coolidge home. from 9 to 12 a m. at the McOords of Grand Rapids were Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Bert Purchase. Satur- and Mrs. Ralph Doddi, Mrs. Ger- service and am sure he is a credit Church. All children of the com- evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. day. and attended Showboat. Mrs. Hulda Flnels and guest, Judy Potter and Barbara Hurtle to them. Mr. and Mrs. .Richard trude Dodds, and Mrs. Alice Dodds Guest Speaker on munity are welcome. There will Charles Sauers. Sunday afternoon Wm. Ellis and Jim Supp of Terra of Saranac called on Mrs. Hattle Mrs. Mazie Ray are spending this are spending this week at the Rawilngs of Grand Rapids and Haute. Ind.. were week end guests Odd Fellow camp at Big Star be a program at the church Fri- callers were Mrs. Anne Norris and Walker Sunday evening. week at the Mulder cottage at Billy recently visited them near of Don Roth and attended Show- Murray Lake. Lake. day evening at 8, and a picnic Kenneth of Campau Lake. Mr. and Mrs. diet Jones and ...BUDGET COHONS Washington, D. C., and brought on Saturday at the Caledonia Park boat. family spent the week end at Lin- Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Troyer and Sun. Night, Aug. 3 Patty and Donna Hale are spend- the picture back with her. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Prys and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flfarek and for dinner. family called on his parents Mr. coln Lake. daughter of Williamston called ing from Friday till Wednesday daughter Rosanne of Traverse City Mr. and Mrs, Herman Cantrell of Saturday at the Vern Armstrong 8:00 O'Clock and Mrs. Henry Prys of Paris were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. at Bostwick Lake at 4-H Club Twp., Sunday. Lansing called at the Murray-Wat- home, camp. Saturday noon Mr. and Mrs. Whifneyville Church and Mrs. W. A Roth. son home, Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. Coolidge will leave Mr. and Mrs. NeLion Muller of Mr. and Mrs, Russell Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Boone had Gordon Hoddenott (nee Mary Anna Holds Conference Miss Glenda Lee Fry and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Don Robinson and son Roger of Spring Lake were icon to do missionary work in Cuba Grand Rapids called on his neph- Some Sharon Mofflt of Grand Rapids company from Belding Sunday. Potter) of Cleveland came to home Quarterly Conference will be Maxlne of Grand Rapids were Sat- Wednesday dinner guests of his Mrs, Kimball of Saranac spent of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed ew Harold Parrlsh and family were Friday guests of Mrs. Arie urday dinner guests of Mr. and held at the Whitneyville church Thursday evening. Leeman. mother, Mrs. Jack Bannan and at- Monday at the Elmer Hale home. Potter Sr. and in evening they Friday evening at 8 o'clock. There Mrs. Bert Purchase and attended tended Showboat In the evening. Lowdl Church Of The Nazarene Mr. and Mrs. John Teach Sr. with Mrs. Potter attended Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sagers and AH Wool... The Parks family reunion was Showboat with them. will be no Sunday School or family of Wyoming Twp. were held Sunday on the lawn of Mr. Wednesday dinner and Showboat , of Lowell were Sunday dinner Showbbat and enjoyed It Immense- Church services August 10 or 17 Mrs. Wesley Crooks who has been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bergin Rev. Roy Mumau guests at the Jake Hoover home. Saturday evening capers of Mr. and Mrs. George Story with an at- ill for many months is now able to ly. The former couple visited at because of Conference and Camp tendance of thirty-three. were Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Foster Mrs. Emma Blough is being the Paul Potter's Saturday after- and Mrs. Martin Postma and Deb- be about the house some in a wheel Meeting at Sunflekl. bie. Sunday callers were Mr. and Some Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Walker of chair. Her callers on Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berkey Dress Values to cared for at the Kenneth Blough noon and at Cella Boas home Sun- Corona, Calif., visited their niece, of Grand Rapids; also the Edward home and Saturday, Mrs. Noon day morning and had dinner at the The Busy Homeznaker 8rd year Mrs. Morris Frith and son of Footwear introduces a ^ew fashion this fail —with heels hood- were Mrs, Helen Mead and Mrs. Grand Rapfda. Mrs. E. 8. White, Monday. Irene Hurdepool of Grand Rapids, Olney family and Miss Alberta LIFE'S THAT WAY.. was a guest there. Eddie Potter home, then returned girls met with their leader Mrs. ad for a smooth line — a line that clasps your foot like a Clarence Wood of Kalamazoo Miller of Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hancock Lyle Patterson on Thursday after- Mrs. Jen Williams *s visiting her All Rayon Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Ambs of Kal- to Cleveland. friendly hand! 8o very comfortable and so nice In this utter- came to attend the Showboat and amazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony The Misses Mary and Magdalene of Mt. Pleasant wer- Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Byron Potter and noon. sister-in-law, Mrs. Minnie Williams spent the week end with relatives. $10.95 TOASHCWTO-SKT. of Comstock Park, they at a lake ly simple shea. Green nusuede with russet binding or Ulack Zahm and John Lambertson of Ryan of New Haven, Conn., were fiesta at the Edward Tbomnson children called at the Ed Potter Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Slater of Mrs. Rufus Gregory of Cascade •rye *VS M*VE up north for a few days. nutuede with red binding. Just Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence week end guests of their cousins, t!£o pcerfy home. They spent the week-end Sr. home and then at the Eddie Cascade were Sunday evening call- Tropical and Township called on Mrs. E. S. Zahm of Detroit, all of whom at- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bannan and yj MoOnreLY, liiOa with Edna Thompson and took Potter home Sunday afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Patterson White last week ers of Mr. and Mrs. John Krum and Raymond called on Mr. and tended Showboat Sunday callers attended Showboat her home with them. the former family and latter fam- and Mrs. Georgia Cook. Mrs. Edna Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. were Mr. and Mrs. Orvie Stahl of Pamela Brlggs of Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wheaton ily spent the afternoon at Slayton Mrs. Bernard McDis^id of 48th Edward Danoski and Walter Ben- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Buys and St Sunday evening. 52.95 Regular Weights Clarksville and Mr, and Mrs. Fred visited her grandparents, Mr. and •v and Marie and Mrs. Cella Boss Lake. sett of Kalsimazoo attended Show- Reusser and two children of Bel- Mrs. H, N. Brigg* Tu-aday and sons were Wednesday evening call- Mr. and Ifrs. Harmon Lamberts boat Saturday evening and were and son Larry and Donna and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wheaton ers of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sytsma ding. Wednesday and attended the Show- Bradley Potter had picnic dinner and Marie called on Mr. and Mrs. of Eastmont were Sunday evening week end guests of the Edwin Y Russell Carr of Atlanta, Ga., Of Grand Rapids. Marshal Is. boat, and swam In Crooked Lake Sun- Hoddenott Saturday at Ed Potter guests of Peter Buys family. Glamour Lit with Starlight spent from Wednesday of last week Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor day afternoon. Mrs. George Linton and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parrlsh Mrs. Jessie Rathbun visited rel- until Monday with his parents, Mr. Sr. home. atives in Grand Rapids several days and children of South Bend, spent Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Franks and Mrs. Leona Hale and family at- ter Mrs. Paul Blocher and sons and family called on his parents and Mrs. Eugene Carr and brother the week end with her parents, called on Mrs. Ray Linton and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Parrish of of last week- rr MS PUN HEARM5 WOW *)U ASAty ANP tOW SUSAN TP I Tammy were Tuesday evening tended the Daisy Garden Club Twinkling rhinestones play star- Frank, and attended Showboat Mr, and Mrs. William Burdick. KM'GETTrN^ A^S IN SCKW. Joann of Alto Saturday afternoon. Rockford Friday evening. Gordon Marshall is attending Carroll Kyser and sons of Wyan- EDTH. HE9£, W HC<£y ^TSTO' guests at the Paul Potter home: picnic at Fallasburg park, Sun- light over the vamp of this love- Camp at Indian Lake near Vicks- Mrs. Paynes Rowley of Otsego SAY *EtXO X >0UR Ufhe TiMVY Wednesday evening guests were day. Mr .and Mrs. Carl Graham of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scott of ly pump in velvety black nu- Regulariy dotte spent the week end at the H. and Edith Rowley of Duluth, 92nd St Caledonia were Sunday burg. L. Kyser home and attended Show- Mr. and Mrs. HUlis Tlscher; Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chivis and Grand Rapids are staying at the suede—wonderful glamour ac- Miss Marian Bushnell is attend- Minn., visited Mrs. C. H. Horn and day evening Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Raab home while Thelma and evening lunch guests of her par- boat Ronnie remained tor the Jim Shante of Grand Rapids were cent for your fall occasion ward- ing the InterdenominaUonal Camp week. Saturday visitors were Mr, Mary Sunday afternoon. Loding Jr. and children of Green- Sunday guests at the Frank Elolne are in Lafayette, Ind, Carol ents Mr. and Mrs. Don Bates and meeting at Eaton Rapids this week Guests of Mr. and Mra Neil Joyce. $35.00 and Mrs. Robert Bishop and family ville and took Maxlne and Donna Shores home; Monday guests were is visiting the Howard Millers. robe. Graceful medium heel. Mrs. WOll Ban nan and children of Blakeslee who came to attend Mr. and Mrs. Tony Panxa of from Grand Rapids and Joyce Potter to Grand Rapids and they Mr. and Mrs. Morris of Grand Mrs. Minnie Payne of Norwood, Just Ionia were Tuesday dinner guests Quigiey and Sharon McGarvey of Showboat were Mr. and Mra Cliff Dross VIIMS to called on the Kenneth Cowels fam- Grand Rapids called on their of Mrs. Jules Erler. blakeslee and two daughters of Rapids. Mass., Miss Frances Grinell of nephew Eugene Prya and family Grand Rapids were Saturday over- ily; Sunday Mrs. Edna Johnson Albion. N. Y., and the Misses Bess Mrs. Louise Walkley of night guests. Grand Rapids, Mrs. Don White, and Mrs. Paul Potter were taken For a lot of protection at little Sunday evening. visiting her sister, Mrs. Austin son and grandson of Ionia, Mr. Grinell and Rhea Kenney of Roch- Mr. and Mrs. Grant Harrison as Martha Merritt of Albion to the James Dean home for the cost, keep a portable fire extin- ester, N. Y., arrived Thursday JUS T. Coons. called on her aunt, Mrs, Elise Kropf and Mrs. Merland Lenny and fam- and Jimmy of Grand Rapids call- $18.95 day by Mrs. Wm. Loding. guisher on every tractor. at the Rockefellow home. The lat- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Allen of Flint Saturday, and attended the Show ily of Rockford, Mr. and Mra Ed yjeu.lr&TX> urBV I TOED T? CAU. M7J/ T~ ed at the Clark, Williams and PeAK.--OU6HT'CU ter two young ladies returned were week end guests of her sister, boat in the evening, Dunneback and children and Mr. CaOV££TM£INXWV Lana home Thursday evening. Mrs. Anna Yardley, Mrs. Ralph Sherwood spent Sun- and Mrs. Henry Van Suilichem also KCW;. Gjcsstu-j.^ home Tuesday. Miss' Frances is Mrs. Olive Clark Tracy and son ot GOOSitCVe F^AMCVC. BUT SOMEONE staying for a longer visit and Mrs. Guests Mrs. Anna Yardley day with her son Ralph and wife in from Grand Rapida UK£ E.«y TIME NO CO-SIGNERS NEEDED Francis and family of Carlsbad. REDHCED who came to aUend Showboat were Payne will spend the rest of the HILL'S SHOE STORE Grand Rapids. Dr. and Mra Carl M. Horn of 2^10^ J N. M.. are planning to arrive in Mr. and Mrs. Willard Perry and Mr, and Mrs, Armour Ogden and East T^n.tng called on Mrs. C. H, summer with her brcther. Jack. • Michigan next week at the Clark. Footwear For The Entire Family her father. Mr. Jacobson and Mr, Here's a quick, handy way to get Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Ballard children of Grand Rapids visited Horn and Mary, also other rela- Sanforized P. K. Chambrey Sanforized Fine Satin Plsid CASH Williams and Lane home for a and Mrs. John Lyons of Flint and their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sun Model in Charcoal, Gold "out of the red". Consolidate all LoweBf Michigan tives Saturday afternoon. and Mrs. Clint Thomas attended visit. Mrs. Tracy was a sister of Mrs. Morris Leavitt and two daugh- Dress in Aqua, Grey or Coral Gingham with Pique Trim. OH if&Wl your debts into one convenient loan the Sherwood family reunion at Strong Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Don White of or Cherry Red. Sanforized the late Walter Clark. TO ters and Ann Marie LaBrecque of Mr, and Mrs. W. W. Lewis of Del- Green. Royal or Brown. Sizes i from us. Make payments accord- Stripes with Bolero. Sizes 12 Grand Rapids were guests of their Fruit port Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Huizenga of Grand Rapids. ton visited Mr, and Mrs, Richard Broadcloth. Sizes 12 to If ing to income convenience. No co- Mr. and Mrs. Don Bates and parents, Mr. and Mra Fred Blaser 12 to 20 signers; loans are strictly confiden- Caledonia called at the Cook-Krum Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Radford Nead Wednesday night and fhurs- to 20. Joyce called on Mr. and Mrs. Stan- Friday and attended Showboat tial. home one evening last week Ledger Want Ads Bring Results host and hostess to the day. ley Strong of Burton Road Thurs- "Friendly t9ers" of Grand Rapids Oscar Brezina and family and Showboat guests of Mr. and Mrs. P.S. »WEM *>J CThCRS day evening. Mrs. Strong has been who enjoyed a potluck dinner at Mr, and Mrs. DeHorn of Muskegon Albert Blaser last week were Mr ...55 ...55 S e e e TW WU. K ASuE TP REAi> >eu WTM CAOS >ai SEE US! . on the sick list but is on the gain their home Wednzeday evening. attended Showboat Wednesday eve- and Mra Robert Nothstlne and two rttJJNtW^TTPA^SS. now. Many of them attended Showboat ning and were served luncheon lat- daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Zantz, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Dahlke later. er at the W. A Roth home, and Mra E C. Kindra and Lynette HOT WEATHER TIPS ON Mrs. Martha Tomllnson of Grand and family of Grand Rapids called Mr. and Mra. J. E, Bannan vis- from Detroit also Mr. and Mrr. LOWELL LOAN CO. on Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dahlke Rapids was the guest of Mrs. Chas. ited his brother, Mr. Win Bannan Wenger and two daughters, and MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY PHONEI and Larry Saturday evening. Ren Radford from Wednesday to Satur- In Jackson Thursday. her parents from Dover, Ohio, U Howard Rittenger, Mgr. 210 West Main 8t Smith of Home Acres was a Sat- day, attending Showboat Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Carr and Sunday visitors at the Phillip urday afternoon caller. evening. son Russell from Atlanta. Ga., Davenport home were Mrs. Daven- MONEY-SAVING MEALS! Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Radford were Mr. and Mrs. Nick VanTuinen called on friends in Ann Arbor Sat- port's cousins, Mr, and Mra Her- Vacation Cottons Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kail urday, man Re Ik of Mt Hope. Ohio and of Alto were Wednesday evening Crawford at their cottage on Mus- callers of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mrs, Nevflle Davarn of Pewamo Mr. and Mrs, Henry Jahnke and kegon river. was an overnight gue* Friday at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ruehs of Sauers. Mrs. Hoflls Brillhart is visiting ...For You To Enjoy We Repeal This Adv. to Help Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B roe nana 14. bos the Anton Kropf home, and attend- Caledonia. Mrs. Kenneth Wood at Kalamazoo ed Showboat and family called on his parents, POTATO CHIPS 69c a few days of this week. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs, You Harvest Your Grain... Mr .and Mrs. Simon Broersma The Gerald Rollins family re- M, E Simpson who attended the Orrln Gudith and family and turned Sunday from a week's vaca- Sunday afternoon and brother Mrs. Mary Gudith of Trenton, Mich, Showboat Saturday evening were tion camping at Wilson State Park Mr. and Mra Tom Newell of De- John Broersma and family in the were week end guests at the Dan at Harrison. evening of Vriesland. Leeman and Wesley Crooks homes, Misses Ann and Karen Nielsen of troit and Mra Zelma Knight of Mrs. Carl Brewer (Grace Ellis) AT ASP! PEACHES 2 - 29c the former attending Showboat Howard City were last week guests Grease Pointe Woods. They, with Own Your Own of Ovid, N. Y., came tor the Ellis Mrs. Jesse Cahoon submitted to of their uncle and aunt Mr, and Mr, and Mrs, C. A, Simpson were reunion and will visit friends and major surgery at Blodgett Hospital Mrs. Don MacNaughton and family. Saturday night dinner guests of Thursday of last week. Her daugh- Mr, and Mrs, Mart Simpeon in Gd, relatives for two weeks. Ipaste Blues Week-end guests at the MacNaugh- L. M .Douglass received word Angel Food Ring 45c Oranges «—*«»»- ^ 49c ter, Mrs. Milon Porter and husband ton home were Mr, and Mrs, Dick Rapids, attending Showboat laltr. Monday morning of the passing of of Greenville came Sunday, and vis- MacNaughton and son and D. F, Sunday caDere at the M. E, Simp- George Wilkins of Williamston. CpAiie ited her at the hospital in tbe after- Butts of lapeer. in home were Mrs. Henrietta Combine He had been in poor health for Uealoof t ureys noon. Miss Winmfred Werner ot Santa Smith, Mra. Zolah Summers and several years and in a Lansing Raisin Bread 15c Onions —•-f.,*- ' 3 39c Mr, and Mrs. Charles Gravelin of Barbara, Calif., spent last week Olga Robinson and Mra Dennis Mame called at the Frank Stephens Be reody to honrest os soon at your grain is hospital in serious eondition for 0 with her cousin, Mrs. C, E. Bowen Coleman all from Grand Rapida several weeks. He was well known Drowns home Saturday. and attended the Showboat Week end guests at the George nor perm IT - - = —T" Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown left dry. The weottier tins year 0 , by Pere Marquette trackmen as Sure Good Margarine 21e Prunes 23c Mr, and Mrs. William Graham Fonger home were Miss Dorothy he was Asst. Supervisor of Tracks Tuesday to spend a few days vaca- Luun of Whitehall, Don Opper of waiting for custom operators. tion in Croswell, Port Huron and of Belding visited Mr. and Mrs. a few years before retiring. He Wm Cosgriff, Thursday. LaGrange, HL, John Mathers of Mb. beg Tans ^ K 7 V . and L. M.. started out together 8 o'CIock Coffee 77e Pecan Meats 39e and Mrs. Ray Houghton of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bergin are Penn, and Miss Mar da Fonger of WE STILL HAVE to work on the railroad for their Kalamazoo visited his parents. Mr. visiting the Edward Olneys in Detroit fathers' as boys of 14 back in mctiD and Mra. George Houghton several Fulton this week Last week Showboat guests of 1907. They have always been close Pfc»el4l days of last week They are mov- Mrs. Ray Barbel's sister, Mrs. Mrs, F. A Gould from Monday to friends usually seing each other Tea Bags 39c Salad Mustard —i- 12c ing In the near future to Kirks-ille, Helen Miller of Clinton and her Thursday were Mr, and Mrs, Elmer NEW COMBINES at the Annual T. B. A meeting. Mo., where Mr. Houghton will at- niece, Mary Aldridge of South Mothorp from Rochester, N. Y., Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Parker pf tend college Boardman called on her Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Al Merry and two Ready to DeKver — WiHi Engine or Grand Rapids was a Sunday after- children from Webster, N, Y,, and noon caller of Mr. and Mrs. M. Ann Page Mayonnaise 49c Standard Catsup 17c Mrs. Don Sorge, Mrs, Robert Rit- Power Take-Off VanStrlen. Bonnie Jean Thompson chey, Anette Pyle and Ed Taylor of the city is visiting her grsnd- v ,w, from Toledo, Ohio, parents while her parents are on Whitehouse Milk 2 — 27c' Candy Ban ^ • * - 25c Regulars and Dr, and Mrs. Nickel and family Also A Few Good Bays in a vacation trip. of Dearborn visited the Rev. and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Pater and Mra Philip Glotfelty Monday after- famLy and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yukon Beverages 3 laeahsfe. 25c Pork & Beans *•"*• 2 ' 23c Shorts noon and evening. Used Combines Oostnaa and family of Grand Rap- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carothers and ids were Saturday evening guests Pittsburgh four children of Clyde, Ohio, are of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buys. The ll-M-gkM spending several weeks at the ItSO Wood Bros 6 ft.^ngme, Tank ladies are sisters of Pete. Crape Jelly ^ ^ 19c • Butter Beans 10c Single and DoiMe No matter what grcdnB or grasses you grow, tha Massey- Dickerson Cottage at Lincoln 1950 Massey-Harris 7ft.. EngiM, Tank Mr. and Mrs. Ed dauson and Lake. Harrit Clipper Combine has the capacity and efficiency Paul of Alaska and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra Budd Thartell 1949 Oiiver 4 ft., Engine and Bagger Leonard Totten and Joyce of Rock- Tomato Soup Km**' 10ft-es.eas 16c Modess Sanitary Napkins £J;$L29 Breasted and three boys and Mrs. Martin to harvest your crop. The Clipper has plenty of experi- ford called on Mr. and Mrs. Joe • Houseman spent Sunday at Lake 1949 Massey-Harris 7 ft., Engine. Tank ence in successfully harvesting more than 110 varieties Pyard and family Sunday evening. Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dassow and Mrs. R, E, Michel who has been Hzdi of the finest Pima 1949 Massey-Hc/ns 4 ft.. P. T. O., Bagger of g/ain and grass seeds. The five-foot rasp-bar cylinder children of Detroit spent the week- visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. end with Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Frank Stephens returned to Lan- Voile. Double collar ii easily handles all that the six-foot cutter-bar cuts. 194B Massey-Harris 4 ft., FTO, Bagger McCaul and family. Wontans 1 i sing Sunday, with white rough crepe. Aqua Straight-thru separation means more seres per day .,. Raymond Patterson was a Fri- Saturday night dinner and Show- 1948 Case 9ft., Engine and Tank day guest of his grandparents. boat guests at the Frank Stephens Brown or Maroon. Sizes W4 cleaner grain in the tank. Mr .and Mrs. Louie McDiarmid home were Mr, and Mra J. Michel to 204 1944 Case 5ftM PTO, Bagger and returned home with his par- Mntalisne! of Saginaw and Mr. and Mra Jaa Stop in and get thz facts on the Massey-Harris Clipper*- ents Friday evening. Stephens of Grand Rapids. Sanforized striped broadcloth Made of finest Pima silky Finest Pima yarn broadcloth 1944 International No. 42,4 ft., PTO. Tank Rabsrad Range cotton with white P. K. trim the combine designed with your farm in mind. Mr. and Mrs. John Rowland and 72 FEATURES IN THE 156 PAGE Kiilip Glotfelty, Jr,, entertained is buttoned down back to with pique trim on sun dress Roger attended the Showboat WTTSBlJf^ blouse and soft pleats on twelve boys from Camp Manitou- waist with patent belt Colors and bolero. Choose Slate ...57 1944 Case 4 ft., P. T. O., Bagger Tuesday evening as guests of Mr. lin at the parsonage after Show- skirt front Choose Teal. Rose Red. Green or Blue. Sizes 10 Blue. Rose or Canary Yellow. and Mrs. Steve Smith of Lowell. WOMAN'S DAY AUGUST ISSUE of Sires boat Saturday night or Lime on Black. Size* 12 1944 Case 9 ft.. Engine, Tank TPOtbc it a Mrs. Beatrice Fiero and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Brown and to 18 to 20 Sizes 12 to 18. 1942 International 4 ft., P.T. O., Bagger Adams of Battle Creek called on Barbara were week end guests at the former's parents, Mi. a&d Mrs. from the Whitfield-Borung home, and L. M. Douglass Friday afternoon attended Showboat Saturday eve- ...55 ...55 ...59 while on a buBiness trip to Grand NOW ON SALE ning, Rapids. Mrs. Charles Mclntyre accomp- Parts and Service on Massey-Hams, New Idea and New Holland Equipment Mrs, Winnie Sailers of Coopers- 35 to 44 anied Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mullen ville and Mrs. Carrie Thorpe and to Ionia Sunday where they attend- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thorpe and ed the Dunham-Ketchum reunion s ax VAJLTK AH Specially Priced... family were Sunday dinner guests •zcuwrra All OUR PRICES at Riverside Park of Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Ballard. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Putnam and Mr .and Mrs. Don Bates. J^yce INCLUDE SAL£S TAX Mrs. Dan Odiorne of Eaton Rapids So E-A-S-Y On The Budget C. H. Runciman Company and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bates of MM/ Imortm PmtAdvQttfmMt in 25 rears were calling on Lowell friends and the city and guest Mrs. Hannah relatives Monday, Teeple of Detroit went on a picnic SPECIAL FEATUREl Dr, and Mrs. Warren Nickel and to Lake Michigan Sunday. children of Dearborn were Sunday Gene fipeet is visiting relatives visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Pot- Implement Sales in Holland for a week His par- ter and Mrs. Mabel Gross. $5 $7 $9 ents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Welch Mrr. Ina Alger has purchased the Lowell, Midugan GEE'S Howard Gibbs residence on the east Cliff Loesch, Mgr. went on a fishing trip near Breth- 4-29 31 TOILET TISSUE side of the village and will move # ren for the there soon. JJV^Mainj^LowejL^ • X

4 THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL. MICH., JULV II. 1962 Fund. Glen Rondot - 23.00 were honored In aa article appear- The Council received a very nice Fairchild's Gas 4 Oil . M.96 ing in Capper's Farmer this past THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL. MICH.. JULV 31. 1W2 6 thank you note signed by all the Kent Ag. Topics OUTBOARD MOTOR FOR SALE residents of James Ave. for the month. They are Joan Allen of •4.091.4S Notes from Kent Ce. Exten, Office Sparta who represented Michigan For Solo —42 H. P. Earl Jones, R. 2. Low. LOWELL LEDGER WANT ADS...RRING RESULTS Common Council good job which had been done on ellview Ave. pl4 Tri-County grading their street. City Hall: as the style revue delegate at the HOUSEHOLD GOODS at the home GLADS. PERENNIALS, potted July 14. 1952 It was moved by Trustee Mulderj Agriculture National Club Congress in Chicago QUART MASON JARS. 50e doien: of the late Mae Anderson Doane Everbloomlng Roses In bloom; FOR THE REST W MEATS Mich. Bell Telephone t 12 83 FOR SALE—Shallow well Electric A §pccial meeting of the Com- seconded by Trustee Roth that bills A list of Kent County farmers and Lloyd and Victor DeWaard of coveia, 18c a dozen at the Can- will be sold on the premises Tues- Lowell Ledger WANT AD PAGE potted shrubs and trees. Ever- J. I, Holcomb Mfg. Co 28110 Grand Rapids who were winners In Pump. Also three burner cabinet Proved Sire Coop. mou Council of th« Village of in the following amonnti he paid Dwight Watson growing certified grain arrived t<^ ning factory. c25t! day, Aug. 5. The house will be greens. cut flowers In season. xs oo the state 4-H Talent Festival with Kerosene stove. Elsie Kellogg, Lowell wa* called to cIo»« the bus- Story A Hahn Hdwe 14.17 day. Here are the names. You 't*D 81//10WS AMTMMIS open from 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. CASH RATE: 20 words 50c, additional words 2c each. If not Blrchwood Gardens. Godfrey St., 100% Proved Sire Ser- General: a tnmpet and accordion duet. Lowell phone 412-F4. pl4 ineM of the adjourned meeting of Light A Power .90 may want to order some seed from < SLAB WOOD—good hardwood 18.00 m. cl4 paid on or before 10 days after Insertion, a charge of 10c Lowell phone 439F4. cl4 them. Yorkshire Wheat—Kenneth for bookkeeping will be mdtfS. Sanitary Market vice for HoMein, Guern- July 7. 1152. Village Pay «-!« to M0^2-.| 878.00 Oliver Farm Supply 1J9 a cord at mill. 14.00 delivered in Fire Dept. Pay 180.25 Goodwin. Ada; Robert Johnson, Lowell. Cornell Lumber Co., Ph. DINING ROOM SUITE 'for sale. LOOK—a large 8 foot refrigerator, Phone 233 205 E. Main ley, Jersey, Brown Swiss The meeting was called to order Pkyskd DisobWHes Your Home and Buildings are investments- Call Lo«ell phone 482F3. cl4 BOX NUMBER: If box number in care of this office is desired, Wonted by the Village President Pro-Tern, Lowell Postmaster t 92.59 Sparta; Edwin Parmeter. Rock- 170. Lowell. c46tf regularly 1219.90, reduced $2.29 a ford; D. A. McPherson, Lowell. add 50c to above. FORMERLY THOMPSON'S SANITARY MARKET and Black Angus. L. W. Rutherford, at 7:13 P. M. (Treasurer) 30.00 Wowed for Accidents use only the best materials. We have the day. Price Saturday Aug. 2— Light 4 Power Eaton Oats—Robert Johnson, EARLY CHIPPEWA POTATOES WANTED TO BUY Baled Hay and Glen Rondot 10.00 best — Let us estimate your job. RICH BLACK DIRT, top soil, and 5172.25. Western Auto Store, ALL ERRORS in telephoned advertisements at sender's risk. GEO. WITTENBACH Trustees Present: Schaefer. Mul- Rittenger Insurance 3er. 165 00 Payroll 6-16 to 6-30-82 12JM3.90 Sparta: Edwin Parmeter. Rickford. There was something wrong for sale, sorted or field run. Lowell. cl4 Straw. Please state kind of hay. der. Elzinga. Rutherfcrd. Roth, road gravel with clay base. Call Lewis Gasper, Lowell ph. 449F13. amount you have, whether wire BONELESS SMOKED SOUTHERN MAID IN8EMINATOR Gould's Garage 74 61 Kuhlman Electric Co. 328S9 Clinton Oats—Clare H o r t o n, physically with one out of every 18 Lowell phone 106. c4tf RATES are based strictly on uniform Want Adv. Style. Christiansen and Village Attorney, Rockford: Edwin Parmeter, Rock- drivers involved in the 32.800 fatal C14-15 or twine baled. Tralnor Grain A Lowell Ph. 427-F12 LAP Petty Cash Fund 10.01 Woodward Governor 1.08 COMPLETE STOCK OF- FOR SALE—Uving room sulft, 3 Roger McMahon. Lowell Postmaster 3.00 Lowell Ledger 48.78 ford, motor vehicle accidents last year, OUT-OF-TOWN advertisements must be accompanied by re- Hay Co.. P.O. Box 113, Utica, HOUSE FOR tables, and lamp in good condi- Mich. Phone 7-3741. cl3-16 The minutes of the regular meet Kiel's Greenhouses 824 Mich. Bell Telephone - 4579 Kent Oats—Robert Johnson, according to the National Safety SALE 7 rooms. LARGE AND SMALL manlla en- mittance. HAM ROLLS GLEG Roofhq Lambtr WoB Beard bath, garage. Goo, d location. 319 velopes for your mailing and fil- tion. Will show Friday and Sat- lag of June 16. 1953 and the spe- Palace Cleaners 18.60 Osceola Refining Co 2.274.36 Sparta There are others also Conncil. POULTRY WANTED—Also pro- 79.10 «hoee names will be published at a N. Monroe. Phone Lowell 67TF2. ing needs st the Ledger Office. urday. Phone 401F2, Lowell. DU/MIB onn Copy for Ads on This Page Must Be in Ledger cial meetines of June 23 and July Kent County 6.33 Westinghuuse Electric In "Accident Facts," the Coun- rnunc XUv Office Before Noon Wednesday. cess chickens for home freezers. 53 ijgll3ter date. / P-14-16 p30tf Pl4 HlCHIGANOtUJi GAS3, lf52, were rend and approved. Lowell Ledger 57.90 General Electric cil's statistical yearbook, which is Call Thompson Poultry Co. Low- Haymond Engie. Jr, 30.00 L, R. Klosc Electric 1 It was moved by Trustee Roth, 106 ft' — just off the press, three-Hfths of ell phone 281F4 or 406. cl3tf BCC GEE Vic's Auto Service 33.74 Rittenger Jewelry 42.00! We suggest you run a germlna- ScreooDoort 1 Used Cars— seconded by Trustee Mulder that these defects were listed as fatigue Combination Doors BLACKBERRIES FOR SALE — Light 4 Power 30.97 Petty Cash Fund 63.31 i tion test on your seed wheat before and sleeping while driving. TRUSSES—Trained fitter, surgical WANTED—Man to trim trees. lb, 79c 2 for 39c building permits be issued to the 1991 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan E. Carey, Lowell phone 35t-F3. Charles Green 132.00 Socony Vacuum 30 011 planting it. Due to a stretch of appliances, etc. Koss Rexall Elsie Kellogg. Lowell ph. 413F4. following applicants; Mrs. Wm, Uy- One out of every nine pedestrians Iff Wo* 1949 Chrysler 4 Door Sedan cl4 AH Meat — No Waste S. D. Wingeler 8.40 Mich, Bell Telephone 8.07 [ bad weather some wheat may not Drugs, Saranac, Mich. c39tf Pl4 UWE MUN6R.Y WUB8YS terschout. James A. Sullivan. Har- killed by motor vehicles had some New Cars Are Scarce! 1948 Chevrolet 4 Door Balrd Construction 190.00[have too high a germination. If old J. Englehardt, Fred L. Hosley physical defect. Defective eye- 1948 Ford 4 Door Sedan 11,377.08 Fairbanks Morse 64.38 your germination b Ofc'f or above FOR SALE—2-pc. tapestry living- Used Cars— NEED SMALL HOUSE or unfur- OfJWER READV and R B. Avery. Yeas 6, Nays 0. sight was reported in more than 1946 Chrysler 4 Door Sedan SWIFT PREMIUM Ron's Shell Service 62.% | you can use it safely, only increase room suite, like new. 920 Lafay- 1961 Olds 88 Holiday Coupe, nished apartment at once for Carried. one-fourth of these cases, defective 1942 Hudson 4 Door Sedan WTTW INSTANT HEAT - Street: Clark Plumbing A Htg 10.15 your rate per acre if It is as low as CORHELL LUMBER CO. ...RUT ette. Lowell. pl4 Radio, heater. Hydramatlc; family of three. Enquire Cities The clerk read the report of the Street Pay t Universal Carloading hearing in one-tenth, and illness or 1940 Chrysler 4 Door Service Filling Station. E. Main GAS, CLEAN AND STTOV Mil 16%. other bodily defects In the remain- Phone 170 Bowes Rd., Lowell Deluxe equipment. Police Dept. activities for the per- Frank Graves Baker Equip. Eng. Co 86 00 j We tfS hove several models of Ptymouttis 1910 Dcdge 4 Door St. pl4 iod of June 16 to July 6. 1952. as ing three-fifths. 1937 Pontine 2 Door VOTE FOR SOMEBODY—Person- 1949 Oldsmoblle "TV Club Sedan Norm Borgerson Blue Mill Service 68.00 We received a $28.00 check from -i ^-i - - ^ J* ** Li Mil f I si £***• • t^se^h with radio and heater SMOKED v and uoo^^s IN irocB e O o ovoiiodw Tor iiiniicuiuiv ally, we vote for Wolverine Shell -ubmitted by F. L. Stephens. Dale Brown Mich. Municipal Utilities.. e 1937 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan MAN WANTS part time work. Call The clerk read a petition signed 13.751 Mrs. O. K, Graham of Lowell this Horsehide work shoes, the Peo- 1940 Buick 2 Door Lowell phone 199-F11 or 122. Charles Green Line Material Co. 486 17 ; past week as a contribution to the Try a Ledger Wont Ad for Quick Resets 1937 GMC Pickup by the merchants of the 200 block ple's Choice. 16.72 up at Coons. 1938 Chevrolet Sedan Gambles Store Hayden Supply Co. 1333 building program ®t the 4-H fair FROZEN FOOD Pl4 on E. Main St. asking the Conncil Clark Plumb. & Heating.. L. A P. Deposit Refunds .. ALSO McQueen Motor Sales WITTENBACH 90.00 grounds. Mrs, Graham says this is 222 Main St., Lowell PICNICS to limit the parking time in the Phone 124 POTATOES and APPLES — for Wm. Morrison Mich•. Dept. Revenue 84626 | money from a bond which recently Cartons! Bags! SALES a SERVICE Village parking lot on Monroe St. cl4 sale. Leonard R. Kerr. 10038 For Rent Lowell Welding Shop Debt, Retirement $2,800.00 matured. This bond was purchased S Now Dodge Pickup and Stoke Tracks, Vi Phono 212 W. Main St.. Lowell 6 to 8 lb. Avg. to two hours, so as to make more Bailey Dr., N. E. Lowell phone State Highway Dept. by a girls' 4-H club 'The Happy Wraps! Papers! Cecil Bibbler, Sales Mgr. parking space for a greater num- too to 2 foot. SIXTY-SIX CENTS a week on each 88F21. p-14-16 NEW MODERN APARTMENT Ron's Shell Service $9.808.491 Cooks of South Lowell" from the Your Oldsmoblle Car and ber of shoppers. The clerk was in- 123 of value will buy diamonds, for rent; unfurnished, 3 rooms Lowell Mfg. Co Grand Total $18,066.61 i proceeds of a stand they had at the Sensational New International Truck Dealer m vso only genuine • • • watches and silver at Avery TWO HEIFERS, fresh with calves structed to hold this petition until a LAP Petty Cash Fund Roll Calh Schaefer yes. Mulder! Lowell Fair. They all agreed that 1 cl4 and bath, upstairs. Lowell ph. survey of the parking lot could be Jewelers. c49tf by side. Also AKC St. Bernard 483. cl4tf Wm. Morrison yes. Elzinga yes. Rutherford yes. a good place to put this was In the DEPENDAKE USED CARS: made before taking further action. packaging materials! Refrigerator Development! dog, 1 year old. Call Lowell ph. USED TELEVISION SETS $39.90 Michitran Colprovla 1 Roth yes. Christiansen yes. Teas building fund at the Lowell Fair. CORN MAKES your farm's best The clerk reported receiving mon- 95F6. " cl4 to $99.50, reconditioned and guar- FOR SALE OR RENT-modern 7- Gould's Garage 6, Nays 0. Can-led. Thanks much Mrs. Graham and Approved by Intenutiooal 1950 Chevrolet Deluxe Coach feed when turned Into silage. ies n the following amounts: anteed. Williams Radio A TV rcom house, bungalow type, and Wittenbach Sales A Serv... The clerk asked to be excused former 4-H'ers. We have already Have enough storage capacity MONTMORENCY CHERRIES — Liquor Tax $ 990.25 Harvester Horn* Ecooomist, 1940 Chevrolet Coach Sen-ice. Lowell Phone 520F2. 40 acres of land, 14 miles west Stanley Lewis and asked that Mrs. Kingsley be turned this into that fund. this fall by ordering a Vestaburg pick your own or will pick for lb. L. W. Rutherford (Blacktop) Inna Harding. of Clarksville. Phone Clarksville Gee's Hardware allowed to substitute for the re- Silo now. Get quality and ser- you on order. D. A. McPherson, c37tf 1951 Ford V8 Costom 2-Door 16-3863. pll 18.00 Kenneth Staal mainder of the meeting, Permis- vice from tho Vestaburg Silo Co. 1278 Pamell Road. Phone 71F2, Stephens (Drh-ers' The poultry department at Mich- SQUIRE S COLLIE KENNELS of- WilliiUDKt C. H. Runciman Co *lon was granted. igan State College warns poultry- 1937 Ford V8 'Moor Vestaburg, Mich. p-10-14 Lowell. cl4 fers beautiful AKC registered FRESH PORK Licenses) 85.50 Mich. Scuool Serv. Inc.—^ It was moved by Trustee Roth, fkPmEmmrm Map 1.00 men to be cautious In the purchase Collie puppies to be sold reason- Lost ond Found RING ROIOGNA Ira Sargeant seconded by Trustee Schaefer that of vaccines to be used on their 1950 Podge 4-Door Sedan BE PREPARED for cyclone loss FARMERS—Now Is the time to Traffic Fines 3.00 or damage. A LAPEEP. policy get your silo orders in. C 4 B able for quick disposal. R. R. 2 tf&jTyy. EOT WW Lowell Lbr, A Coal the following letter submitted by flocks. Be sure that when you pur- Lowell phone 291F12. C13-15 LOST—Black Persian cat. male. If Michigan Grade 1 LIVER Mich. Mutual LiabiUty Co. C, H, Runciman Co the Light A Power Committee be 1949 Dodge iosioess Coupe will do It. cover today's higher triple seal cement stave ia the (Refund) 86.58 chase vaccines you purchase feder- found, call Lowell 353-F9. pl4 Kent Co, Road Com. recorded in the minutes of this costs. State Mutual Cyclone In- buy. Call R. A. Wittenbach, Ph. 1 The clerk reported paying the O. ally licensed vaccines. Such n 1948 Dodge Dehno 2-Door CAN'T STAND THE ODOR of Frank L Carr meeting. The following ia an exact cines are clearly labeled indicating mm surance Co. 10-14 40F2, Lowell. c4tf old fashioned moth killers? Get A. B. tax for the quarter ending <5 r?. ,.'' C. H, Runciman Mtr, Sales copy of said letter: that they are licensed. 1948 Dodge Cestom Ckib Coupe Berlou. No odor and guaranteed Business Services June 30, 1962 in the amount of Stanley Lewis S199.61 from the General Fund and WITTENBACH for five years. Economical too. July 11 1982 We see three of our 4-H members 1948 OMmMUe "OK" USED CARS — Rent an electric sprayer. Roth IF YOU ARE HAVING WATER 47c $847.39 from the Light * Power To the Village President A Sons Co.. Lowell. cl4 troubles, call today for complete and Common Council Sale* & Service 1941 Chryder 4 '51 Chev. Dlx. 4-Dr. Sedan with Power-Slide efficient water well service. We Village of Lowell - Main St. Lowell sions would be pot in. drill wells, also sell and service Gentlemen: Don't rely on luck. If you do^tH know automobilos, '50 Chev. Dlx. 4-Dr. Sedan with Power-Slide USED CARS— pumps. Orson Melle, Lowell ph. Mr. Ed Laux was called on nexL 1951 Ford Custom "8" 2-door know your dealer. We have beer^ selling choice '49 Chev. Dlx. Spt. Cpe., '47 Chev. Fleetmaster Sed. 183. c49tf c MdHARMflrS IRONft META L After a complete investigation of Mr, Laux asked the Council if 1960 Chevrolet Deluxe 2-door 37fF11 5334 SafWH A*«., SE. Lewal the fire at- the Lowell Municipal something could be done to prevent used cars in the same location for the past 26 Lh. Utilities Plant on July 3rd, '47 Chev. Fleetmaster Sport Coupe ' ~. 1917 Buick 4-door —NOW ON DISPLAY- the dumping of rubbish along the 1100 Chuck Roast 63 Chevrolet 2 Ton Chassis and details of which are In another re- roadway up to the city dump. He years. Wagetnaker Wolverine Boats 11 c Buyers of All Kinds of Iron and '50 Buick Special 4-Dr. with Dyna-How Sab. U. S. Choke or Good port, we wish to report the follow complained of the unsightly and un- and These cars A trucks thoroughly ln«: sanitary conditions that were be- '*8 Buick Special 4-Dr. Sedan Evinrwde Motors Metal ing made. Mr. Laux also stat , for 1952 checked and reconditioned. The Committee on the Electrical Complete Sales and Service CYCLONE SEASON'S Here. A .INSURE YOUR Investment In that fires were being started at the '47 Plymouth Coupe "48 Kaiser 4-Dr. Sedan Municipal Utilities are of the opin Runciman Motor Sales Open 'til f :06 Phone 587 Lapeer policy will protect against buildings, stock, tools. A cyckme USED FARM EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS, JUNK ion that the fire at the Municipal dump and not being watched and Phone 222 cl4 fiOILD'S GARAGE "OK" USED TRUCKS — KRICK Auto & Appliance damage or loss. See your LA- can wipe them ail out. A LA- several times he has had to go to CARS. FURNACES, BATTERIES. ETC. plant, Broadway and -Riverside PEER POLICY PROTECTS the dump and extinguish the grass YOUR DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER HALLMARK GREETING CARDS. 1 Mile Wsst of Lowell on M21 PEER Agent today. Be safe. Drive, on the morning of July 3rd. Not jo^ '46 Chev. Canopy Express *46 Chev. Vz -ton Panel c81tf YOU. State Mutual Cyclone In- and brush fires to keep them from There's a Hallmark Card for State Mutuad Cyclone Insurance nek Up Swvic* Earl J. McDiarmid was not caused by the neglect of —bat a t*w kind surance Co. 10-14 spreading to the woods. Victor Clemenz 319 E. Main St.. Lowell Phone 269 even-one and every need .... to Co. 10-14 any of its employees. > of ateafB door McFALL CHEVROLET —Phooe 298 —Lowel TAXES ARE HIGH on gasoline Mr. Laux was assured that every- »11 i .» t . welcome a new- baby or to wish We would like to compliment Mr. 834 W witu Dutter Keep- great-grandpa a happy birthday now* but hundreds of our custom- HARNESS SHOP NEWS—Electric Thomas Moore, Superintendent, and thing possible would he done'to ers are saving up to 4c a gallon. remedy these situations. er .. . space for .... to mark the Important mo- shoe repairing, 4-H show halters all the employees of the Municipal Lowell, Mich. We carry top grade motor oils It was moved by Trustee Roth, ens, milk, cheese ments In the lives of those you and stable sheets. We repair We Remove: Plant for their splendid service* in and give complete sen-ice. Stop binder combine and baler can- seconded by Trustee Christiansen at your fingertipe. love! Remember your frlenda- connection with this fire. at Mallery's Sen-ice Station, one vasses, plane lumber and file TELEVISION SERVICE that the meeting be adjourned un- and dear ones this easy thought- DEAD or DISABLED We also wish to acknowledge the Too wouldn't tUnk al MUcsng a ful. special way! Available at mile w-est of Low-ell on M-21. saws. Kerekes Harness and Shoe till 7:80 Wednesday evening, July wUfc poor iasnlatoa and an inadeqnals Cheese Keeptr AlStf HORSES and CATTLE fine service rendered by the Lowell 9. 1962. Christianser. Drug Store. Lowell. Shop, 1 mile east of Lowell on QUALIFIED SERVICE MAN WITH ALL THE plant If yon wen to Ive M-21. p-10-18 Fire Department in extingulshlag Roll Call: Mulder yes, Elzinga gobtg cl4 WATCH REPAIRING—we do our And Other Farm in MBMfca. WeD —Ifs {ast as fresh fer weeks NECESSARY EQUIPMENT this dangerous and difficult flrr;; yes, Rutherford yes. Roth yes, own repairs. All work guaran- Animals j those citizens not connected to buy a gasoBne that lant SAWS AND LAWNMOWERS Christiansen yes. Yeas 5, Nays 0. Masiilsil AtlasUoootama HERE IS PROOF teed. Free estimates. Rittenger sharpened by factory method. with the Municipal Plant or our oivnacQ FOR PROMPT SERVICE Carried. scientifically de- You can get a better deal at Krick's Jewelry, Lowell. c-6tf 1H miles west of Lowell on M21. NO CALL OVER 85.75 local fire department for their L. W RUTHERFORD, TELEPHONE COLLECT TO signed to preeerve We sold the highest percentage of Saw-s may be left at Gee's Hdwe., splendid cooperation i President Pro-tem IONIA 400 tance. cfaeeee freshness cars over all other Willys dealers Farm Loans Lowell. Loyd J. Dennie, Lowell Al Woric Guoranfeed LOUIS W. KINGSLEY. Ckrk phone 117-F14. p-14-18 Light A Power Oommlttee: and flavor, pre- in the state A% Interest—long term. Natl Approved: July 26,1862. Farm Loan Ass'n., 1048 Leonard VALLEY CHEM. CO. W, A. Roth, Chairman vent drying out. WHY? Because you ran make a St. Grand Rapids, Mich. Phone LOWELL BEER STORE — Hours Herbert Elzinga Better Deal HERE! Authorized Admiral, Philco, Motorola 72563. c42tf Sunday 12:00 7:00 Open al! W. Christiansen 1949 Mercury, overdrive week days and evenings. and Emerson Dealer 1950 Studebaker It was moved by Trustee Schae- FARM PEOPLE—Be sure to Inves- c 13-15 Y0M 01D WATCH IS WOtTI Most Deluxe 1949 Pontiac Igate Farm Bureau Insurance. fer, seconded by Trustee Christian- 1949 Ford MONK... KeMNiSS Of sen that a joint meeting be held - It is rated as a number one buy PUBLIC NOTICES mUifM's Gftftet Oitfer €** Lsooard Z-Toae only la refrl ertst o r o 01 1947 Ford by Consumers Guide to Better ASi MAKE Ot CONDmONI with the Light A Power Committee, fsl a gasolne that's R. E. SPRINGETT. AHornty ft Appliance 1941 Ford Buying. Don't hesitate to call FINAL ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT Fire Committee and Fire Chief and What's offered ot tho price •SiiU6.4-S-6-7-$-9nB 1941 Buick R A Wittenbach — your agent. Stat# of Michigan, the Probata Court for the date be set for Wednesday, July • BO long BBonths ci stooge tha County of Kent. Phone 587 I Mile West on M2I 1940 QMC H-ton Stake Truck Lowell phone 40F2. c6tf 16 1962 at 7:00 P. M, Roll Call; of toanat to sab II d Mi Ugh Bee the new 1962 Philco At a settion of »a'd court, held at the Sc4iAatimto£ EVEI) NIIE probate office, in the City of Grand Kapidt, Schaefer yes, Mulder yes, Elzinga with Dairy Ear. New KRICK Auto & Appliance PHOTOGRAPHS at their finest- In taid County, on fh« 29fh day of July, A. yes. Roth yes. Christiansen-yes. mimmMEH'u X Tane gives yoa defame features—match- Willys Sales and Service 0. 1952. weddings, groups, children. For Preient, HON. JOHN OALTON, Judge of Yeaa 8. Nays 0. Carried, "COME TO THE FAR" powerful, ami met ads. lea new Key Largo eoior Beats and Motors home appointments call Harris BULOVA Try 11 today. Probate. A discussion was held in regards M AUTUMN TOOT Phone BI7 West M21, Lowell Photo Service, 625F11. Satisfac- In the Matter of the Estate of William i etyliof. Shae 7 to 11 co. ft FOR THE "TOPS" In Haiieting to the Police Car going to the Open Evenings 'til 9:00 tion guaranteed. ctttf Dttrii, Deceated. 'FAMTAfr OP Minots' mnoom-^ Williarn Ellery Oavii having filed in taid Country fires. There was no de- court hi» final adminiitration account and cision made by the Council, but war **111 lAOtti war' Hastings Livestock Sale BUYERS FOR YOUR FARM- hit petition prayirq for the allowance tnereo' TRADEIN cash or terms. If interested in and for the ajsignment and dijtribution o' Service left to the discretion of the Police CmCUSjVOtoMLACTS lew 1951 Friday. July 25, 1952 Committee to instruct Frank Ste- selling, write Wm. A. Armstrong. !h» reiidue of laid eitete, '2099 71 WBKS TO PAY Calves, good and choice 332,00-536.00 It it Ordered, That t^-e 22nd day of Auquit, Consign Your Livestock phens, Police Chief, medium $28.00-332.00 Ada, R. 2, or phone Rockford L 0. 1952, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at Trustee Roth led a discussion on light — 320.00-js0.00 71208. cl9 f laid probate office, be and ii hereby ap SotSf TO THE AFTERNOONS pointed for examining and allowing laid ac the advisability of the Village pur- Steers and heifers $20.00-$30.00 Men. Only -1. MM HHi WATCH REPAIRING by an ex- count and hearing taid petition. chasing a police radio for the police SEES Cows, beef ....$18.00420.00 It ii Further Ordered, That public notice pert. Free estimates. Avery car. It was brought out that a traiiu iiea-niMrti Cutters and cannero..$13.00417.00 thereof be given by publication of a copy Lake Odessa Livestock Auction Don't Wait of thli order, tor three luccewlve we-ki pre- used set could be purchased for $50, Jewelers. c50tf Taes. • WcJ. • Trtufi. gasoline Balls - $22.00429.00 vloui to laid day of hearing, in the Lowell EVERY THURSDAY It wss moved by Trustee Mulder, Hogs $23.00425.00 SARANAC STOCK YARDS-Buy- Lodger, a newipaper printed and circulated seconded by Trustee Schaefer that ^HARNESS RACES • NO DOWN PAYMENT • Ruffs and heavies ..$14 90418.50 in laid county. Ing Monday, 8:00 to 4:00. We pick JOHN DALTON. the Village purchase the police ra- $21,200. in rsncf Boars $10.00412.00 For TRUCKING to Lok* Odtuo. Col L O-N-G . . . E-A-S-Y TERMS! up. Saranac 2521; other days A true copy: Judge of Probate. dio at a cost of $80.00 Roll call: Fri. ft Set Feeder pigs $ 7.90418.00 Gd. Rapids 36209 or 90680. c28tf DAISY C. COGSHALL, until the Fall rush is on! Regliter of Probate. c-14-16 JEWELERS Schaefer yes. Mulder yes. Elzinga JACK NELSON — Phone Lowri 60F2 CU UCB-I Ne Sale Aug. 1. Fair Week yes. Roth yes, Christiansen yes. cl4 TRUCK FOR HIRE or trucking Oporoted By Vic's Auto Senke Yeas 8. Nays 0, Carried. XIRCUS'UOOW. ACTS done by load or hour. Will haul The question of the Police DepL Bring In Your Car For Complete TW WotoriM Stockyards Ce. aad Aim Mitr KRICK AUTO, TV & APPLIANCE anything. Call Belding 731-W. working during Showboat week Motor and Lubrication Service TODAY'S PAYING PRICES FREE SALES AgD SBIVICE — PhoM 587 c46tf 6361 was left to the discretion oLihe Po- Ph. 286F2 634 W. Main, Lowell PER DOZEN FOR EGGS In tune lice Chief, Frank Stephens. . Miomq Gmfead Prafraas Open Evenings 'til 9:00 West M2I, Lowell reoeraiorureCil fifi ral C vjraavb TODAY'S EGG PRICES Superintendent Thomas Moore re- Mon. 10:30 * 1 Imi PAKAN Large, Grade A 57 ported that the Engineers and Vil- Tsei. 900 • Nest Run At the Farm ^ with yotr feeding needs! lage Attorney were checking the U&ifWEim Medium, Grade A 48 i I^ rge, Grade B 47 Large BETTER LIVING Insurance PoUdes to determine the HORSE PUIUHQ COHUST ITe Invite You To Visit Our Spread Your amount of •. overage on the Light w*d. 9^)0 Brown Eggs 2 Cents Lett 54c Dozen JOm THI THOUSANDS el kef feeders «ke keve ekeody EVERY DAY Plant Flrr, Mr, Moore also re- BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR Brown Eggs 2 Cents Less feaad He Master Haa neeeesM. Yea, tee, eea ported that the steel for the roof mst PULUNS CCNTES7 When you Alto, Michigan Klemheksel Farm Service had arrived and work was progres- Jim.W-lWCTO* Alto Phone 2193 McCords. Mich. revoleWeaary Master Raa wMeh ph pelali Ike feeds fa every sing nicely. Prices Subject to Change PULUNQ CONTEST •fate of beg predeetlec. The sere way to Hlfker Hog Frettf. It was moved by Trustee Chris- Displays check the tiansen. seconded by Trustee Mul- Fri. 900 • FARM BUREAU, der that the Village construct curb- Lime Now ing on the east side of Horatio CRAN6E 6 4-H CiUdS AT THE Choott that Street at the Legion Memorial ANNUAL PROGRAM Building. Roll Call: Schaefer yes, th. MASTER PIAN INTfll NATIONAL Mulder yes, Elzinga yes. Roth yes, skcui ATmawns-AU. m NiW TIRS,,, FOR IVUY tTAM OF OtOWTN LOW Christiansen yes. Yeas 8, Nays 0. HARVESTER Carried, . HolUnd Fotmoc Covpcny 8 Pony Ionia Free Fair HOT WATER It was moved by Trustee Christi- Httch • OntiM Ctady Compnf We can give you Immediate delivery No ansen, seconded by Trustee Mulder 6 Pony Hitch e M.chTO-S^S prices of tin that the meeting be adjourned. Flyiae B. tkmed" BOTTLED GAS! Use all Yeas 8, Nays 0. Carried. L W. RUTHERFORD, you want, as often as you wish— CAWy-Ay^Adsr on lime spread on your fields President Pro-tem, becto* high-heat, low-cost Michi- I mi Swfwf Stsr tf "SmA Padfk" M INTERNATIONAL LOUIS W, KINGSLEY, Clerk fan Bottled Gas beats "oceans" of RAYNELL S o« AU—y wsterjjukkly, conveniently, ea> Approved: July 28.1962, 1 - A regular meeting of the Com- ^GWren'TeliBitU^^E ? Tractors...Complete Refrigeration Line Livinf « better #*** J*y. BIG'S mon Council of the Village of Low- fWcic'.m Tuei., Wed. k 1W ... /Pom ovrcomp/eto Ah* of •Mr* w*y, when you use dm woo- ell was held in the Council Rooms i Aft' oon» end Every Evenisj dcr-tel that b spedally coodi of the City Hall Monday evening, il Accompanied by tiooed for Michigan's ot/n July 7. 1982, For rcfhferstioo, bcadog, cooking, The meeting was called to order Jamesway Bam Equipment Tfmtoiu Tim hot wafer and downs d mm by the Village President Prc-Tem, $5.00 ton JOIN beat and power ast ix*Jed L. W. Rutherford, at 8:00 P. M. (FREE Naed a new tire? From our full line of fa- HOT WAIW Trustees Present: Mulder, El- THI zinga, Rutherford. Roth. Christian-' RESERVED SEAT PRICES mous FIRESTONE tire#, you'll find one to for use sen. Trustees Absent: Schaefer. Aftemoont* Meyers Hay Tools fit your specifications and pocketbook. PWFlT Due to the fact that several of Mondsy to Fridsy .. Si .50 FIRESTONE tires deliver mile after mile of the Trustees wanted to be excused Saturday $2.00 •o. We'd enjoy Sm TW MEYERS HAY CONDITIONER — Got Iht Facts from Hm Factory sturdy service— and add to your driving MRAM early the regular order of business Eveninjt • Mon. only Si <00 ; J was postponed and the President Tuetdsy to Saturday Si 80 Kepresenranve ^ i "ft-L ' _ i_ safety as well Also in stock: batteries, spark called on Mr. Al Harding who was Al No* Isctaii Mml T» plugs, and a wide array of accessories. Drive GOULD'S visiting the meeting Mr. Harding asked the Council if MAIL Rtf«rv^ Soot TkUt Or*« in today. it would be possible for the Village to IOHIA FREE PAIR, l«m«, MkK. STORY & HAHN GARAGE to put In a sewer on his street, or if or PMONE lertU 991 WITTENBACH Sales and Service i the Village would let him do the PHONE 212 Lowell, Michigan HARDWARE rerer dpeersrrci digging to put In his own eewer. CETLIN & WILSON 319 E. Main. Lowell Mr. Harding was informed that the SHOWS and RIDES LOWCLL, miCHIGfltl ! 207 E. Main St., Lowell Phone 269 plans to construct sewers in the Your InUrnational-ltarvester Dealer HEMS TEXACO SERVICE Village was getting under way and * ON-1S9IDWAY • Phone 61 as soon as possible sewer exten- Phooe Lowei 33 Phone Fraoport 2421 Phone Clortsvfe 341 Phone 9114 Lowell, Mich. BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR Alto. Michigan • THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH.. JULY 31. 1M2 a couple of days In Lansing. day. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Amended Low Prohibits Snow Community Clarksville Mr .and Mrs. Clifford Rogers Sam Bustance and girls, Mr. and Foreman Road Southwest Bowne THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL. MICH., JULY 31. 1952 7 HP 8 P. Reynolds Mrs. Alice Livingston and family of Sunfleld visited Mr. Mrs. Leon Walter* and family, Mr. Mrs. Edna Taylor Shipping of Boby Colves ADA COMMUNITY NEWS Mrs. L. T. Anderson Plaatic Tie Pada Star Comers MRS. TOM MORRIS-PHONE ADA 4131 and Mrs. Charlea Stahl Sunday and Mrs. Lynn Butler and Mr. nnd The 1952 legislature amended Sec- "What's flattery?" asked Uttle afternoon. Mrs. Marlon Dausman and family. C. B. LEAVER A combination of plaatic resin Johnny. To whfbh his father re- Mrs. Irs Blough The 4Bth annual Snow School Mr. and Mrs. Wlitatd Koekkoek tion 1 of Act 340 of the Public Acts Mra. Warren Hay returned to BRIDAL SHOWER and manlla hemp tested for more plied . . . "It's telling a person ex- reunion was held Saturday after- her home Friday morning from Mrs. Nellie Bobbin* and Wayne Mrs. Lyle Brooks and son Jim- and sons of Bauer were Saturday of 1913, making it unlawful to Rocker Family Reunion Mrs. Esther Beimers, 68 leave Wednesday for a trip through my of Lansing spent from Tues- transport II calf under one week A miscellaneous shower honoring than eight years Indicates that pads actly what he thinks of himself:" PINK AND BLUE SHOWER noon at the W. 8. C. 8. hall with Ionia hospital where she submitted night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred northern Michigan and Wlscunaln. Fuss and children. old in Inter state or intra-state Miss Caroline Klein, bride-elect of between the steel tie plate and the The annual Rooker reunion was Paises at Home in Ada about fifty people in attendance. to surgery earlier In the week. day until Friday at the Warren Claire Anderson, was given by Mrs. wooden ties reduce the Installation MICHIGAN Mra. Francis Shaffer cntcrtnlned Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Yanden- Hay home. Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. commerce, or to sell for transpor held at Rooker Hall on Ada Drive Mra. Eather Belmer*, aged 69. A bountiful dinner was served at Mr. Potts has been a patient Mr. and ^Irs. Freeman Kinsey Roger Pltsch Sunday afternoon. coat* by 30 to 35 percent; track- with b Pink nnd Blue Shower last Sunday with about 70 being noon. A short business meeting Hout of Lowell visited Mrs. Mike Sam Bustance spent Wednesday tation any calf under one week old. Thursday nflernoon at hrr homo In passed away Monday morning at In Veteran's hosoltal recently. of Sidney called on Mr. and Mrs. Twenty-two guests enjoyed the tamplng costs. 20 percent; nnd 1 present from Montrose. Flint, her home, 662 Petti* Rd., Ada. was held In the afternoon follow- Stuart and family Sunday. with Mrs. Warren Hay at the S. V. Taylor and attended the The act permits the sale of a calf afternoon in games and reminiscing track-gauging costs, 50 percent. CLARK j, 'ef honor of Mrs. Beuthln of Elmdale. Flushing. Detroit, Plymouth. Rock- ed by a program. Ice cream was Mr. nnd Mr*. Wilbur Livingston hospital. under one week old from one farm- Contests and games were enjoyed Surviving are her husband, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Slater and Showboat. after which the honored guest The reain makes the tie pads re- ford, Rattle Creek and Saginaw. then served and the remainder of and family were guests part of family attended the Slater reunion •16 * er to another, but It will not permit by 32 ladles. The honor puest re- Dowe Belmer*; a daughter, Mra. last week. Mrs. Sam Bustance and Mrs. SENATOR Mrs. O. J. Odell accompanied her opened her many lovely gifts. A sistant to oxidation, sunlight, brine, Plumbing and They all enjoyed a delicious potluck the afternoon was spent In visit- selling calves through livestock n*®"* al ceived many beautiful and useful John DeGood of Ada; six aonn. Sunday at Lakeside Grange. Frances Richardson were in Hast- brother, Orville Austin of Ionia delicious lunch of sandwiches, pick- oil, acid, most aolventa. alkali, grit, dinner. ing and boking over old school Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Livingston yards or sales, or for dealers to buy gifts. Refreshments were served by Henry and Lester of Grand Rapids. Mr*. Nellie Leece was hoatea* ings Thursday morning and pur- to the Dunham and Ketchum re- les, ice cream and cake were served inaecta, vermin, and fungus. The Heating picture*. and sgn spent Tuesday and Wed- jt £ up calves nnd transport them over by the hostess. the hostess. Harry. Donald, Charlea and Andrew at a cradle ahower in honor of chased two new 30-inch Frigidalre union Sunday at Ionia. pads do not become brittle in se- Egypt Extension Group nesday with Mr. and Mrs. Willard 17Hi District — Republican Ticket the highways In truckloads as they vere cold nor soften in extreme ROtJi: of Ada; 19 grandchildren; one Callers during the past week at Mrs. Glen Leece Wednesday after- stoves to be used in the lunch /I fr Mrs. Sam Ryder and Linda as- KREBS REUNION great-grandchild; three sisters, Mrs. Taylor. noon. have In the past. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bowman heat. SHECT METAL WORK -At Homemakers School the home of Mr .and Mrs. Claude room at school. sisted at Camp Vlnlng all day The Inspoctors of the Department and family spent Sunday afternoon The Kreba reunion was held Sun- Last Thursday the following Martin Hoekatra. Mr*. Al DeGraaf, Cole were Mrs. Ervin Kent of Ala- Mr. and Mra. Todd Wlllett and Mra. Fannie Blough moved Into Thursday. day. July 27 at the home of Mr. nnd both of Grand Rapida and Mrs. Mrs. Sheldon Mesecar of Mulli- of Agriculture have been instructed at the Stanley Davis home at Lake ladles from the Egypt Extension bama, Mrs. Claudia Fuller of Hast- Mrs. Emll Johnson of Saranac her new home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Haybarker and to enforce the provisions of this There'a a boy named John Smith Mrs. Orton Reese of Morse Lake. Peter Kamp of Ada; two brothers. were guests at Nellie Robbins. Mra. Fannie Blough, Mrs. Polly ken visited in and around Clarks- Odessa; also called on their cousin working here. May I see him? Fh.7t—309 E. Mail group nttended a one day Home- ings, Howard Ferrall of Grand Your Support Will Be daughter of Grand Rapids spent act. Mrs. Wm. Tletz and apent tho eve- Thlrty-alx guests were present from Maker at East Lansing: Mrs. Fan- Hairy Posthumus of Ada and Char Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Mart Schnei- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mat* of Grand Parks of Freeport and Mrs. Ed ville over the week-end. I'm hia grandfather. "You've juat Lowell (D. Clark, Prop.) Mich. Grand Rapids. Lowell and Alto. les Posthumus of Alto. the week end with her parents, ning at the Loren Dygert home. mlased him. He's gone to your ny Thomet, Mrs. Isetta Roark. Mrs. der of South Lowell, Mrs. C. E. Rapids attended the ball game at Poltrle of Lowell met with an- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Vander- Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Hellman. Potluck dinner at noon. Afternoon Shirley Anderson, Mrs. Florence Funeral services were held Wed- Snyder of Kalamaxoo, Mrs. Alex Clarksville Tuesday night. other sister, Mrs. Emll Johnson Mrs. Frederick Keller and little funeral." was spent visiting." Next year we nesday afternoon at 2 at the Ada water were Sunday dinner gueats Appreciated Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kapugia South Bowen aons Jimmy nnd Freddie spent last VanderPeerl, Mrs. Lenna Cramton, Robertson and Mrs. Leon Seeley Mr .and Mrs. Lloyd Livingston In Saranac and all apent the day of Mr. and Mr*. Willard Taylor. and children of Lansing spent the Mrs. Jennlr Pardee hope to meet with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Alice Anderson, Mrs. Ann Mc- Reformed church with the Rev. C. and Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Neeb visiting there. week with her parents, Mr. and Harold Kreba. A. VanderWoude, officiating. In- [of Cascade. Ken Buche, Mike Stuart. John week end with her parents, Mr. Mrs. John Troy. Caui and Mrs. Luclle Kitson of and Mrs. Clarence Klme and A hamburg try at Morrison Scot went Saturday night on a ment Ada cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wesbrook were and Mrs. Theo. Bailey. Charles Blough and family of A little daughter waa born to Mr. Mr. nnd Mrs. Freeman Hoffman Rockford. dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and daughters attended the Ice cream Lake Wednesday waa held In hon- fishing trip in the Upper Penin- 1/ CRAIG E. DAVIDS nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. David PRIMARY ELECTION Mra. Frank Tennant and son Freeport were Sunday dinner and Mrs. Everett Keltman, nee They listened to speakers such as Mr. and Mra. Henry Bruinekool Mrs. George Enz of Lake Odessa, social at Thornapple church. or of Mrs. Homer Walters' birth- sula and came home Monday night. Johnnie of Whlttler, Calif., spent gueata of her paronta. Mr. and Mra. Hoffman nnd family, Mr. and Mrs. Helen Rlggs Brown, Miss Margaret The fire truck of Clarksville was Phyllis Sheehan. at St. Mary's hos- and son Roger were Sunday gueats and Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. Thursday afternoon with her uncle Wm. Mlshler. Afternoon guests pital Friday evening. She will an- For Chas. Dawson enjoyed a picnic Hlckey, associate editor of The al the Stukkie home. called to the home of Mr. and dinner at Dutton Park Sunday In Vere Carter and children of Mid- TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1952 and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Cel- were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin swer to the name of Karen Lee. Ladies Home Journal and Miss Mr. nnd Mrs. A. E. Roaendal and dlevllle called on the Wesbrooks. Mrs. Wm. Lachlnet whose truck lar. of Grand Rapids. CIRCUIT COURT honor of Mr. Dawswi's birthday. Helen Densmore, recently returned was on fire In the wheat field. Mrs. Leon Anderson spent Thurs- children, Freddy and Phyllis of Mr. nnd Mrs. H. W. Gelb of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baker spent Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Eash were Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward Anderson. from Okinawa. At the evening ses- Mrs. Emma Osman and children day afternoon with Mrs. George COMMISSIONER Rochester, N. Y., were Sunday cal- Grand Rapids were supper guests Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Heer- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Howard. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ira Sargeant, Mr. and sion a chorus of 40 high school lers of Mr. nnd Mrs. Herman Stuk- of Charlotte spent Saturday night Mrs. Floyd Berky at Hastings. Although blinded in 1943, attor- Mrs. Wesley Kelm spent Sunday girls from Detroit accompanied by Friday of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman ing at Port Sheldon, on Lake Mich- Miss Helen Bowman nnd friend kie. He was former pastor of the Reynolds and In the evening all with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Walters igan. Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Johnson ney Craig E. Davids, candidate for with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Miller an orchestra of eight harps, sang. JOHN MARTIN Dick Eldridge enjoyed Thursday at Circuit Court Commissioner in the Ada Christian Reformed church. attended the Showboat. and all attended the Walter* re- Kenneth Goodwin has returned were callers on Mrs. Jennie Par- of Gd. Rapids at their cottage at The speaker was Tennyson Guy- The annual Egypt Grange picnic union at Riverside Park, Ionia, dee Sunday afternoon. They had nt- Grand Haven. August 5 primary, was graduated Big Star Lake. er, ambassador of good will from Mrs. Anna Mltterllng of Lake- to his work at Jackson after a Walter Bowman nnd Richard Al- with honors from the University of was held at Dutton Park with a Sunday. Miss ^aullne returnei Republican - for U.5. week's vacation. tended the Freeport picnic at Ty- Mrs. FranK Sorter of Grand Rap- Ohio. very good attendance. ton, Ind., Is staying this week homo with her mother. SENATOR den Park. Hastings. drich spent from Wednesday until Micnigan with a Juris Doctor deg- Mrs. Freda Slocum of Ionia Ids was a Saturday overnight guest Joanne nnd Robert Kamp of Gd. with her nephew and nelce, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hanson at- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bergy of Saturday evening at 4-H Camp at ree in Law. Married, and a mem- Niles-Stannard Rapida spent a few days with their and Mrs. Seymour Heseha and called on Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Hell- Grand Rapids were callers on Mrs. Bostwick Lake. ber of Westminster Presbyterian of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John tended the Walters reunion Sun- man Saturday. Kreba. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter visiting other relative* and friends. day. Estella Rosier Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pltsch and Church, Mr. Davids for more than Mrs. Ethel Stanard, daughter of Johnnie Stauffer spent Wednes- Dwight D. EisenhowerMrs. Alma Mlshler spent from Mr. and Mrs. Clair Shepard of Mc- Kamp last week. Sunday the Hesches and their Albert Towne attended the Miss Dorothy Faunce of Bently is Mr. and Mrs. Leon Anderson at- seven years has been associated Mr. and Mrs. James Henry Kamp puest visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Tom A« oggrasshr*, tortott fighter day till Saturday at Camp Vlnlng visiting her brother. George Faunce tended the Showboat Tuesday eve- with a Grand Rapids Law Firm Wednesday until Saturday at the Cabe road became the bride of Ed- Towne reunion Sunday at Ionia at Bostwick Lake. gar Nlles Saturday, July 19. The and Mr. and Mrs. John DeVries at- Doney of Ravenna. against watt* and corrupHon. and family. ning. The program was fine, if not in the general practice of law, ac- George VanderMeer home In Gd. and will spend a few days visiting 0 quiring valuable and extensive ex- NO SHIRT-TAIL Rapida. ceremony was performed by Rev. tended the ball game in Detroit last Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hesche of Former Stat* Senator from Grand Raf* Mr. and Mrs. Oral Taylor were Mrs. Ha Hooper was a caller on better than last year. relatives near Belding and Green- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and perience of active practice before Mr. and Mra. Ira Blough enjoyed John A. Dykstra of Central Re- Saturday. Lake City are visiting relatives ville. MB. WtrM War If Vttarea. Ago 42. Mrs. Jennie Pardee Monday after- Mr. and Mrs. Giles Hefferan and Mrs. Cariysle of Ann Arbor spent Mrs. Sherman Taylor and Mr. and noon. Federal, State, County and City 'RIDER— supper with their son Ivan and formed church of Grand Rapids. here and he is also attending Mr*. Leslie Shaede of Brecken- "Ha Ims ttrrtd m wWI hi LaMte| m Mary Therese spent Sunday eve- Courts. wife Friday evening in honor of last week with her brother, Mr. and teacher's M. E, A. conference In Mrs. George Allen of Langston Mra. Est" Ha Rosier was in Hast- ning at the John Troy home. The couple was attended by the Mr*. Lou McCauscy at the Lena rldge spent Thursday night and Auditor General. Kt win Mm n wall called In the afternoon. ings Saturday. (Paid Political AdvaftiteTort) Mra. Ira Blough'a birthday. bride's daughter and husband, Mr. Lansing. Lou. Friday with her mother, Mrs. la WwWnftW. Vat* TWKI far Mar- Mr. and Mra. Gordon Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Warren Roush of Mr. and Mra. A. E. Wingeler with and Mra. George Crowly. Mr. and Mrs. John Blanding Anna Mick. Mr. and Mra. Shirley Groff of Lake Guests of Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Ha — botfc short and hn| tamw — and baby of Lansing spent the Hastings were supper guests of Mr. After spending a few days visit- Anderson last Sunday were Mr. and and daughter attended the Bland- Mrs. Richard BJork and children week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mlshler Thursday FRED M. Odessa visited Ed Aubll at Battle and Mrs. Rockford Price were ad pAmary MM Avg. S. Creek Monday. Enroute home ing her sister, Mr. and Mra. Barton Mrs. Warren Nichols and children ing reunion at Turk Lake, Sunday. and Mrs. Fred Roth. evening. they called on Jacob Konkle and Kline of Niles. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. of Dearborn, Mr. and Mr*. John The kitchen at Snow Hall ha* Friday shopper* in Grand Rapid*. Martin-For-Senator Committee. L** Wilson Hutchln*, Treasurer Mr. and Mra 8. C. Hellman of Mrs. Vllena Mlshler of Grand Nlles are at home at 6718 Grand Potter and children and Mr*. Ma- been re-decorated and look* very Mr. and Mr*. Dalton Stahl and (Paid Political AdvtrtiumtM) Rapida was a Saturday night and ADRIAN C. KUIPERS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner at Hast- Ionia and Mr. and Mrs. John Vo* River Drive. ings. ble Gross of Lowell. All were eve- nice. New heating equipment is daughter were Sunday dinner and children of Lowell were lunch Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mr. nnd Mra. Francis Seese were ning guests at the Potter home for being placed in the school house. guest* at the Jay Erb home. Other gue*ts of Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Hell- Mlshler. Publisher Grandville Star - Southwest Alliance Don't forget to vote Tuesday, Sunday night lunch. guest* were Mr. and Mr*. Loren ALGER Sunday evening visitors at Rrv August B. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Aldrich and ELECT man Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Paul Hoffman and Stahl's. We extend our sympathy to the Maxlne Stiilison of Ada Drive family of Kvart and Mr. and Mr*. Gray and Tommy and Mr. and Bob Nanoiaklan of Orlando, family attended the Carlaon re- CANDIDATE FOR Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Rigterink of flew by Capital Air Line* to Trav- Mr*. Art Hoopar. Richard C. union at Dutton Park Sunday. family of Mra. Eather Belmers. erse City where she will be vaca- C. E. Snyder and son of Kalama- Florida, spent from Tuesday till Grand Rapids and grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Partridge of Sunday evening, the Dalton Stahl Mr. and Mra. Art Anderaon and tioning with friend*. zoo were week-end guest* at the Thursday noon when he went to baby of Alto were last Sunday eve- Marquette were supper gueata Sat- Owoaso are guests at the Rooker Reynolda-Blandlng home and Mr. family visited Mr. and Mr*. Lee Traver** City for a visit. urday evening at Clair Kauffman'a. Mr. and Mr*. Ja* H. Stiilison Reigler near Hasting*. ning luncheon gueats at Paul Hoff- home this week. gave a dinner party last Wednesday and Mr*. Alex Robertson and ANNIS Mis* Florence Sohreur of Lan- man'a. STATE REPRESENTATIVE Mrs. Alma Mlahler and daughters Bob Rooker who is in basic train- children of Cascade were Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Heaven GOV.WlUMM C- V4MD&/M&ding apent the week end with her Marcella and Mrs. Earl Nash and evening in honor of Maxlne SUUi- attended the Alonio-Heaven re- PROBATE JUDGE Mr*. Alden Porritt and Mra. Ly- ing at Belvoir, Va., was home for a son and Mr*. Sidney Bacon of Gd. urday evening and Sunday dinner parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Gerrit dia Porritt and Mra. Elveria Porritt Second District ' — — Kent County Gary spent Wednesday at the Bert union at Ionia Sunday. , Schreur. Terpstra home near Byron Center. few days last week. ~ Rapid*, the event being in honor of guest*. The occasion was in hon- j »—«. ^- J were callers on Mra. Jennie Pardee Mr. and Mrs. Clark Nellest and or of Mr. Reynold* birthday. Mr*. Anna Mick, Guy Thorp* J OTVO IMflT YHtBlTieQ Rowland Ryder spent a few days Mr. and Mrs. Clair Kauffman at- their daughter* birthday*. and Mr. and Mr*. Lewis Mick Jr. Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. daughter Cheryl spent Saturday Mrs. Jay Myera and children at Camp Vlnlng this week. H. A. Johnaon were evening callera tended the Slater Reunion at Lake Roger A. Green who 1* staUoncd vi*ltcd Mrs. Guy Thorpe in tha KUIPERS Is Qualified To Serve You Side Grange Sunday. evening with Mr. and Mr*. Pat at Fort KAox, Ky., will be pleased of Flint are visiting her parents, and Mrs. Jennie Pardee accom- Shi mm el at Lake Odessa. hospital Sunday. She Is Improving A man, looking at some ties, panied them to Freeport to tbe ball Mrs. Ray Seese spent Friday at to hear from hi* friend*. His ad- Mr. and Mr*. W. V. Burras. steadily. I Born and Reared on Farm — Understands Problem* of Ira Bloughs. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mallery of dre** will be found In the Current Practicing Attorney for 25 tossed one or two aside contemp- game. Agriculture. Lowell and Mr. and Mr*. Webb Mr*. Elisabeth Nelson is visRing Mr. and Mrs. Don Robbins of News About Our Servicemen, on Ysars In Pro bats Matter* tuously. Lingering after having Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Leigh of W. Clarksville were Sunday evening Ward spent Thursday evening with the front page of the Ledger. N. MeCorfetet Cascade Legal Aid Attorney 5 Y*ar* made hi* purchase, he noticed that Bowne were caller* on Mr*. Estella Educated rt Calvin Collage and University of Iowa. guests at Freeman Hoffman's. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson of Mr. and Mr*. Barton Kline of Mrs. Effle Cox the clerk pat those he had so pos- Rosier last Sunday. Rockford. Public Pan*l Member War La- itively rejected In a separate bor. Mis* Mabel Watt* and Mi** Alice New*pap«r Publisher with Many Year* Experience. Nile*, Ohio, apent a few day* last bor Board last war Week end guests at the Afton week with her parent*, Mr. and eras "What become* of those?" he in- Keeny of Chicago have been visit- Veteran of World War 11—4 Year* Service. cottage at Murray Lake: Mr. and Mrs. Clair Shepard of McCabe Rd. Mr*. Mable Watereon of Grand Lifelong Resident of K*nt Co. quired. ing at the John Watt* home for Mrs. Bruno Nickels of Grand Rap- Mr*. Lorraine Skoglund, Mr. and Rapids 1* visiting at the home of "We aeD them to the women who *everal days. Mrs. Henry Brown and Mr*. Frank ELECT ANNIS - PROFIT BY Rlckert Electric Ids, ^Ir. and Mrs. Charles Cramton, Mr*. Wm. Wlck*all, Jr. of Grand HIS EXPERIENCE come In to buy tie* for men." DEDICATED TO ECONOMY IN GOVERNMENT Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cramton and Luie* and Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Quig- Rapids were Monday evening Non-P*rti*«n — Primary Aug. 5 Watching thoae fellows play re- COMPLETE baby and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mor- guests at the Webb Ward home. gle. We should live and learn, but by minds me that golf is a lot like ris. Mr*. Fred Houseman called on (Paid Political AdvrtHemawt) the time we've learned it'a too late REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES TUESDAY, AUGUST ELECTRICAL SERVICE Mr. and Mrs. Orson Weaver and Fri., Sat. Aug. 1, 2 (Paid Political Advartiiament -you drive hard to get to the Guests at the Art Loveless home children spent Sunday afternoon at Mr*. J. Cox the pasi week. to live. green and then wind up in the hole. ^ (Paid Political Toattmaster Water Heatert during the last week were Mr. the Svoboda cottage at Silver Lake. Mrs. J. Cox 1* on the sick list. FAMILY NIGHT Fred AT Al&r Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Wll*on and General Electric Appliance* Keith Potter of Pontiac, Mr. and Rev. Fred Pinch of Grand Rapids Roy Rogers and Trigger VOTE FOR Mrs. Louis Kingsley, Sr. of De- will deliver the *ermon at Ada OBn- son visited her parent* in Lowell, Slger became an en* • Electrical Fixtures troit, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bdwards gregational Church Sunday morn- Sunday. ia of Newport, Mr. and A/r*. William ing, in the absence of Rev. Woon. Carl Wisner of Grand Rapids thusiastic Eisenhower foi Paul Rickert King*ley of Monroe, Mrs. Etola Miss Rita Waitkunaa of Grand called on his father, Fred Wisner "HOME J. ROBERT SMOLENSKI Sunday. Phone 340 — 912 N. Hudson St Fouts and daughter Cynthia of Ed- Rapids and Miss Loraine Penning* IN OKLAHOMA" president supporter more Lowell, Michigan more and Eddie Dunneback and were Thursday overnight guest* of Mrs. Etta Vermere and daughter. For Mis* Nellie Baldwin and John Vea- Let's have the Protection for Our Families family. Joanne Morris and attended the also than a year ago, when the Showboat at Lowell. ton and his chum, Dick Tiepkema ORCUIT COURT COMMISSIONER Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. were out to Mr. and Mr*. J. Cox "UNKNOWN MAN" two met and talked over Max Souser were Mr. and Mr*. and son Fred's home for a picnic supper the pa*t week. All enjoyed with Walter Pidgeon the country's needs, seeing DAVID E. YOUNG Frank Creighton of Phoenix, Ariz., (Non-Partisan) and Detroit. a good time. Offered by this Young Man ... eye to eye. Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Gretvinger Sun., Mon., Aug. 3,4 and children. Jerry, Rickie and 4H Year* Service In Worid War II Alger was the first state For UEUT. GOVERNOR of Michigan David and Mr. and Mrs. William Govt Lake Cont. Sun. from 3 P. M. VanAllen of Grand Rapids enjoyed Mr*. Leon Seeley official, and the only candi Soginow Comity Farmer vt a wiener roast at the Norman A set City Attorney of Grand . . . who has given splendid service to his Community, to his County and date for governor to endorst Wride home Thursday night The Gove School Reunion which and Business Man Mr. and Mr*. Clark Bouwmkn waa to have been held Saturday, csnsEQB Rapid* 1941-1190 Eisenhower. He was criti and children, Leslie Ann, Robert Aug. 2 has been postponed unUl * RANI UMJOT BOMB CMLS0H to his Country! ... A Young Man who tcill protect the rights of each of and George of East Orange, New next year. It was nece**ary to died for doing so. It wasn't Jersey, are spending their vacation postpone the reunion because of Married, 4 Children Past President of Michigan with his parents. Rev. and Mrs. the remodeling and repairing being us, and of our families when we elect . . . good politics. Good politic* Association of Supervisor* Bert Bouwman of Cascade Springs. carried on at the schoolhouse. Tues., Wed., Thurs. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Hicok ac- Mr. and Mr*. Charles Dennet of Aug. 5, 6, 7 Honest, Dependable dictated that he ride tht companied Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Cascade have juet returned from a Nelson of Grand Rapids to Greee- trip to Woodland, Calif., where they fence. He wouldn't becausc 10 Year* a Township field last Saturday and attended visited Mr. Dennet'* brother, Mr. Supervisor the ball game, returning Sunday, George Dennet and family. They WDODUIW Vote For The Candidate Rated Highest For This he believes the people should blopping at Owosso and visited the alio calied on Laura Rubreckt Hicok's daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Daley at Salt Lake City, and viewed Office By The Lawyers of Grand Rapids know where a candidate for s 8 Year* a Member of Michigan Walter Veale and family. the Pacific Ocean from Dillon's | (Paid rolit'ctl Adyrtiaemwrt) office stands. The Eastern Star picnic of Vesta Beach. House of Representatives Chapter 202 will be held at Dutton Mr. and Mr*. Ervin Kent of Ala- The Eisenhower-Alger Park Sunday, August 3rd. bama called on Mr*. Ivah Phillips Mr. and Mr*. Will Lockwood of and R A,, Wednesday. It haa been combination is a natural. Republican Grand Rapids spent Friday evening quite a long time since we have with her aunt and couain, Mr*. Ira seen theae former neighbors. COLLINS [.• BROOKS- Both are agreed that the Prknary Tuesday, Aug. 5 Teeple and Jennie Grant. Carol Ann Moore has spent the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Richardson, last three weeks with her grand- best Qualified Nation's defense comes first. (Paid Polifical Advertisement) Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morris enjoyed a parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Co- for picnic dinner at Ideal Park after bum in Detroit. Both have proven them- Mrs. Mable Gregory accompanied selves good and able ad- Mr. and Mr*. Dan Walker and family of Alto to Saginaw Sunday ministrators, Ike in the SENATOR to vialt Mr*. Bessie Walker and Mr. and Mrs. James Rankin and European zone, Alger as ar family. 'efficient, economy-minded Candidate for which they drove to Jamestown Judge Of Prebale STATE REPRESENTATIVE three-term Secretary ol FEENSTRA'S Sunday afternoon. State. Mr. and Mr*. Wallace Domack «tCe\VE0 A.R AND B.S. OtGREtS EXPERIENCE VALUABLE TO KENT COUNTY and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Matz of FWM WESTERN MICHIGAN COLLEGE Your interests and the welfare of your family can be protected by Collins E. Brooks. As Judge of Probate he will protect Both are full-time veter Litchfield were Sunday guests of OF EDO CATION, AN HA. DEGREE FROM Mr. and Mr*. Herman Dawson. WICHIGKN UNWERSITV TAUGHT fhe interests of children brought under supervision of the Juvenile Court. He will aid children and foster parents in adoption ans of World War II. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Harper and SCHOOL 2 VEARS—SERVED Z6 VEARS processes: He will protect the interests of the mentally ill and incompetent. He will direct the handling of properties and Former children of Forrest, Ohio, were Sun- have records be- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde AS SVJPtRWTCHPtUT Of SCHOOLS \N estates of deceased persons, minors and incompetents. Goff. THE OOVLRKHCT speaking unalterable hatrec # Township Officer 17 Year* Mr*. Lyda Miller and son Elgin motored to Big Star Lake last Sun- 04 THE PEOPLES Such a wide range of responsibilities require a person of extraordinary intelligence, broad education, deep understanding 'of dictatorship, Ike in arm- day where they spent the day with GO PEWU KW HMO m IT BACK. V For Yourself and Your Family # Counfy Supervisor 17 Years her daughter and family, Mr. and —SO LONG f [ WTO lHEW HAW PS f* f of social problems, a high sense of moral duty .,. and a youthful, vigorous body and mind! ing the western world Mr*. John Boer*ma who are Bpend- against Stalinist aggression; # Member School Board 8 Terms ing a week there. AS OWNER Of THE be assured of Protection in Probate Court ENAHELVTE IN0USTWFS,\NC., Collins E. Brooks qualifies in every way: Alger as leader of the move- HE'S ALWAVS BUSV- BUT ME # Director Farm Bureau 2 Terms STIIi. Fmos TIME FOR SERVICE by voting for ment which ended machint . IN THE COMMOmTV CHEST. 1 He is young and alert. He knows much. He sees much. A Collins E. Brooks has served well the civic and social, # Member House of Representatives 1 rule of the Republican RED CJUOSS, MARCH OF He acts quickly. Age 36, married, 3 children and lives church and school needs of Grand Rapids and Kent 7 Terms 'Jl, SfRi/iCf DIMES, THE •OU> un Party of Michigan. HEWSeOVS' AMP COLLINS E. BROOKS at 1240 Thomas St., Grand Rapids. Co f^« He has led in getting additional school buildings in OTHER CHNRITV, Kent County. He has been a leader in American Red Cross, They understand eact Author of Township Zoning Law CAMPAIGNS. as Candidate for Community Chest, hospital and church activities. other. J He is exceptionally bright mentally. He was an honor ^ student in 1939 in University of Michigan Law School. It's a pair that can't b< Farmer and War Veteran /i 1 He is a graduate of Grand Rapids Public Schools and the Uni- C I ®* high honors and great recognition in his pro- Kitchens Judge Of Probate beat. CHARLIE RESIDES THE STATE BUDGET MUST versity of Michigan. ^ fession as a lawyer. He is a member of the American For Michigan and th< Republican nearing rianrs Al 241 EAST 36 ST., BE BALANCED-THE TA* BURDEN j KENT COUNTY Bar Association, the State Bar of Michigan and has served Disposal Unit*, Kitchen C*bin*t WITH MIS ATTRACTIVE EVENTUALLY LESSENED—' two terms as trustee and two terms as secretary of the [nation, it's WIFE GLA0VS, AN Sink*. Watar Heaters, Showar THE SCHOOL SYSTEI J He is a veteran of F. B. I. War Service, serving 1942- Grand Rapids Bar Association. Here is a lawyers' lawyer, Cabinet*. FOUCATOR «1 HER'v. . '"vestigating espionage, sabotage, subversive ac- His record speaks for itself... He has served us faitfifuHy and wel OWN RIGHT - &EINCi STRENGTHENED . Tuesday, August S, 195S which proves further his superior qualifications for a judge- tivities and similar wartime law enforcement. IKE and FRED ... Let us keep him on the fob as our SENATOR A FORMER ASSISTANT ship in the Kent County Probate Courts. LYIf COVERT COLLEGE PROFESSOR ' PRIMARIES TUESDAY, AUGUST 5. 1952 Everything in Plumbing A AND HIGH SCHOOL Heating Advertisement Sponsored by One of Many Kent County Leaders, friendly to "Dick" Brooks This advertisement sponsored by a group of Kent County Farmers, Businessmen, Veterans and PRINCIPAL Friends of Mr. Feenstra Jl* Lowell. *1 Mich. (Paid Political Advertliement) (Paid Political Advertliemerrt) I THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., JULY 31, 1952 Home FreezerPower Shut-Off; Crisis PUiUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL. MICH.. JULY 31, 1952 9 McMAHON ft COOK. Attn. Lowell, Mich. McMAHON ft COOK, Attornar* LOUIS E. Doiryland Picnic-Fair Thursday, August 21 You will have a domestic crisis if when they start to apoll, she ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEARING ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEARING ALTO COMMUNITY NEWS Vacation Bible School you have a home freezer in use warned, urging that extra caie be CLAIMS CLAIMS South Boston Judging of livestock and swine in Co. and Carson City merchants and when the power goes off. Ceclle taken in deciding what to do about State of Michigan, tha Probata Court for State of Michigan, the Probate Court for MRS. CLAUD SILCOX — PHONE ALTO 2531 Opens Monday, Aug. 4 starts at 9:30 a. m. with Judging of tha County of Kent. the County of Kent. MAGGINI Mrs. Belle Young all breeds nnd classes, along with Gebhart, county home demonstra- thawed meat and poultry. At a sestion of taid court, held at the Dally Vacation Bible School is livestock. At noon there is a bas- £ At a leuion ol taid court, held at tha an afternoon program Including a tion agent, recommends the follow- probate office, in tha city of Grand Rapidi. probata office. In the city of Grand Rapidt, For here again boys and girls, at the In Mid county on the I7lh day ol July, A. D. f Former Resident Passes Pattison Family Meet Mr. and Mrs. Casey Wolk and nationally-known farm speaker and ket picnic dinner, with free milk ing procedure In case of a sudden Rastus: "Say, Sambo, what time in taid county on tha I5fh day of July A. D. 1952. COME TO KROOER...CELEBRATE SAVE I First Baptist Church of Alto. Re- daughter of Detroit spent several some outstanding entertainment, and Ice cream for all. Plana are be- power 'break. The Information In yoah life doe yo' think yo' wuz 0. 1952. Preient. HON. JOHN DALTON, Judge of Present, HON. JOHN DALTON. Judge of Laid fo Rest Tuesday Honoring Soldier Boy member the good time which we days last week at the Harvey Mo- will feature the annual Picnic-Fair ing made to serve over 7,000 peo- comes from the U. S. Department scared de worstes?" Probate. CIRCUIT COURT Probata. Word was received Sunday of the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pattison of had last year? Well wo arc going Cluro home and attended the Show- at Carson City Park on Thursday, ple. of Agriculture, she said. Sambo: "Once when ah wuz cal- In tha Matter of tha Etfata of Ellery B. In the Matter of tho Estate of Howe Irown, Deceased. to do it better this year. School boat Saturday night with vhe Mc- August 21. lin' on a married gal and her hus- Onan, Deceated. COMMISSIONER HAWAIIAN death of Albort King of Ionia who, Holland and their son, John E. Pat- Of course, in the first place you It eppeering to lha court that the time for It eppearing to the court that the time with his wife and two daughters tison of Fort Custer and Mr. and will begin on August 4th at 9 Clures. The event is sponsored each year Drive carefully—don't break the ban' came in and caught me. Boy, pretentation of claims aoaintt taid eitete for pretentation of claims against taid estate o'clock at the church. So come should determine how long the thould be limited, and that a lima and place formerly lived in Alto, leaving Mrs. Fred Naglo of Grand Rapids Mrs. Belle Collar of Grand Rap- by Dairyland Cooperative Creamery family circle. wuz ah scared!" ihould be limited, and that a time and place Kufit County PINEAPPLE again this year and enjoy the les- power will be off. Then investigate Rastus: "How arc you shuah dat be appointed to receive, examine and adiuit be appointed to receive, examine and adjuit about 34 years ago to settle in Ionia were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ids visited Mrs. Verne Klahn Wed- all claimi and damanai egaimt taid de- •II claimi and demandt againt taid He- where he has since made his home. sons, stories and fun together. if a local commercial locker plant wuz de worstes time?" ceaied by and before taid court; (NON-PARTISAN and Mrs. Fred Pattison. John E. nesday and then went io Campau ceased by and before said court; Mr. King suffered the great afflic- can accommodate your food; if that Sambo: "Cause her husban' It It Ordered, That creditors of said de- It Ii Ordered, That creditort of taid de- expects to get his honorable dis- Mr. Robert Nelson of Pennsyl- Lake to visit her daughter. Mra. fails, find a source of dry ice. When turned to dat wife of hia an* says, ceated are requtrad to present their claims ceated are required to preient thair claimi tion of blindness, having been al- charge from the army this Thurs- vania will be guest preacher Sun- Harry Clarke. to said court at said Probata Office on or to taid court at taid Probata Office on or Lawyer 15 Yeart most totally blind for the past 35 day. day night. Aug. 3. at 8:00 p. m. Mr. transporting food to a locker plant. "Mandy, what's dls white man doln* before the 21th day of September. A. D. I9S2. Mrs. John Mowinkle of San An- before the 2tth dey of September, A. 0. 1952. ynvs. Nelson recently graduated from the Insulate it well with newspapers heah?" et ten o'clock in the forenoon, taid time and at ten o'clock In the forenoon, taid time and In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. tonio, Texas and Mrs. Louise Mor- WALLACE WAALKES For place being hereby appointed for the exam- and blankets. If you must use dry- place being hereby appointed for lha exem- Former Aitt ProMCutor He is survived by his wife, the Nagle entertained the group with Baptist Theological Seminary In gan of Tucson, Arizona are visiting metlon and adjustment of all claimi and de- ination and adjuitmant of all claimt and de- Grand Rapids and will preach in ice, be sure to wear gloves when Put Pep in the pocketbook by mandt agaimt said deceated. former Ada Calkins of near Morse pictures of their recent trip to Cal- the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. mandi against said deceated. the Baptist Church before return- handling. Fifty pounds of dry ice putting profitable want ads on the It is further Ordered, Thet public notice II is Further Ordered. That public notice World War II Vet—Judga DOLE PINEAPPLE Lake, two daughters. ^Irs. Wm. ifornia nnd Hawaii, also some local Roy Kyser and other relatives here. will keep temperatures down to Job, thereof be given by publication of a copy of thereof be given by publication of a copy of Blodgett (Alberta) of Clarksville, and family pictures which were ing to Pennsylvania to continue his Mrs. Carrie Ayers and the Har* about 15 degrees F. for several days this order for three successive weeks previous this order for three succettive weeks previous Advocate Qeneral't and Mrs. Elmer Stanton 'Florenoo) studies. to said day of hearing. In the Lowell Ledger to said day of hearing, in the Lowell Ledger, greatly enjoyed. Fred Pattison, who vey McClure, Bert Austin and Don in an average-size freezer, she said. a newspaper printed and circulated in said McMAHON ft COOK, Attyi., Lowall, Mich. a rewspeper printed and circulated in said Department of Lyons, three grandchildren and has been under the doctor's care is Kyser families attended the 43rd county. county. Your Choice seven great-grandchildren. Also much better at this time. Television Fans Enjoy reunion of the Ellis family at Fal- You can estimate how long food DETERMINATION OF HEIRS JOHN DALTON. JOHN DALTON, TIDBITS two sisters, Annie Loece of Oregon, will keep in a hofhe freezer. A ful- State of Michigan, the Probate Court for A true cogy:^ Judge of Probate. A true copy Judge of Probate. (Paid Political Advartiiamant) Mr. nnd Mrs. O. E. Meyer and Farmers Digest Program lasburg Park Sunday with 106 peo- the County of Kent. DAISY C. COGSHALL, DAISY C. COGSHALL. and Grace Tully of California, and ple in attendance. ly-loaded cabinet will be safe for At e tenion of laid court, held at the son Tom of Alaska called at the Regliter of Probate. c-13-15 Register of Probate. c-13-15 two brothers, John and Steven Some television fans repor* hav- two days, but be sure to keep the probate office, in the city of Grand Rapidi, Pattison home enroute to Ohio to Miriam Alderink entertained 12 lid closed at all times. In a cabinet m $sid county on the 16th day of July. A. King of Denver Colo. visit Mr. Meyer's sister and family. ing seen Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Carl- FOR VERT LITTLE COST, In rerjr UtUe DOLE PINEAPPLE guests Friday on her birthday. Probate D. 1952. McMAHON ft COOK, AHys.. Lowell. Mich. Funeral services were held in the son recently in the Farmers Digest less than half loaded, food will not Mrs. John Atkins and family of Preient, HON. JOHN DALTON, Judge of time you cu uaually nnd what you'd program. They were questioned keep more than a day without some P'oba'e. ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEARING Ilka to buy or trade through tha want Ledger Want Ads Bring Results Myers Funeral Home in Ionia Tues- Carlson Family Reunion Marictte spent tho week end with temporary measures. The larger In the MaHer of tha Eitafa of Ellery B. CLAIMS ada. h day aftornoon with burial in Mer- about the l-H clubs In their area The Ninth Annual Carlson Re- her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Onan. Deceated. State of Michigan, the Probate Court for rlman Cemetery. Alto friends ex- and what they seem to be accomp- the freezer, the longer the food will Viola Schmidt having filed in taid court the County of Kent. union was held at Dutton Park Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Engle r CRUSHED lishing. and both Mr. and Mrs. Carl- stay frozen. U.S.D.A. researchers he petition praying that laid court adjud- At a sestion of said court, held e' tie c press sympathy to the family. Sunday with a rather small atten- of Woodland were Sunday evening son were able to give a good report found. icate and determine who were at the time of probate office. In the city of Grand Rapids, Seniority Counts — Re-Elect for Second Term dance of 38. Elmer Carlson of Syr- visitors at the Tucker home. hit death the legal heirj of taid deceated m said county on the lith day ol July. A. of the fine work done by these boys Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kyser had all If foods do thaw, great care should and entitled to inherit the real ettate of D. 1952. Picnic at Campau Lake acuse, N. Y., came from the great- and girls. be taken. Cecile Gebhart advised. wHich laid deceated died selied. Pretent. HON. JOHN DALTON, Judge of DOLE PINEAPPLE Forty people, young nnd old met est distance. Other reiaUves came of their children homo 'or d.'nner It it Ordered, That the I2fh day of Augutf, Probate. from Woodland and Grand Rapids. Mr. Carlson was wearing one of Sunday except tho eldest daughter, Fruits usually ferment when they A. D. 1952, at ten o'clock in the forenoon In tha Matter of the Estate of Burnett F. at the park at Campau Lake Thurs- those hand-painted ties which Mrs. at taid probate office, be and It hereby ap- Condon, Deceased. day evening for a potluck supper i Alto and vicinity. Following a pot- Mra. Wylle of Escanaba. Mrs. Elis- start to spoil; however, that slight Carlson makes for family and abeth Phelps, Martin Phelps, Mr. fermentation does not make them pointed for hea'inq taid petition. It appearing to the court that the time for and a general get-together. The j luck dinner, a business session was If it Further Ordered, That public notice Dreientation of claims against said estate HARRY T. EMMONS Stok3 up wUt 4pfeei mt9 (Uwnl friends (and sometimes to order). and Mrs. John Phelps and family held. Officers elected for the year dangerous to cat. though it may thereof be given by publication of a copy of thould be limited, and that a time and place tables were well loaded as usual. This fine couple appeared 'right at thii o'der for three iuccesiivt weeh previotil be appointed to receive, examine and adjuit CHUNKS Visiting was the order of the day were: President. Erin Carlson of and Mr. and Mrs. John Dean St«p spoil the flavor. So fruits can be home' on TV. to laid day of hearing, in the Lowall Ledger, all claimt and demandt ageintt said de- for * and no program is more interesting Grand Rapids; Sec'y.. Mrs. Esther del were afternoon callers at the refrozen If they still taste and smell a newipaper printed and circulated In laid ceased bv and before laid court; good. Or they can be used for to most of us. After sampling the Butler and Treas.. Mrs. Ruth Met- Mrs. Gladys Yeiter of Grand Kyser home. county. It is Ordered. That creditors of said de- Janet Metternick entertained 11 cooking and baking or making JOHN DALTON. ceated are required to present their claims "dishes to pass" which were many. ternick. Next year the reunion will Rapids Is spending a few days A true copy: Judge of Probate. to said court at taid Probate Olfke on or ( r r r-r-7 Ice cream and cake were served. be held at the home of Mr. and guests Monday at her home in hon- jams, jellies and preserves. Meats DAISY C. COGSHALL. before the 29th day of September. A. D. I9S2, at the Glen Loveland home. Sun- and poultry become unsafe to eat Slate Representative DOLE PINEAPPLE DOLE PINEAPPLE The young people had enjoyed a Mrs. John Letson (Joan Carlson) or of her 13th birthday. Regliter of Probate. e-1315 at ten o'clock in tne forenoon, taid time and day and Monday the ladies called The Thad Wlgfleld, Bruce Fahr- place beino hereby appointed for the exam- good swim and everyone went near Woodland. on old friends in the community ination and adjustment of all claimi and de- nl, Don Yeiter and Maynard Roth (Paid Political Advertisement) Sucond District — Kent County home feeling better for a good sup- mands against said deceated. No. 2 can JUICE No. 211 can 1CV per and a visit with his fellowman. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reuhs of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Miller of families picnicked Sunday at Camp It it further Ordered, That public noti'. SLICED Caledonia and their guests, Rev. Grand Rapids visited at the Tom Vlnlng on-Bostwick Lake. thereof be given by publication of a copy >f Serv. a Sumnrar Salad Made With thit order for three luccatiiva weekt previous Life-Long Resident of Kent County Cook'n Cater Club and Mrs. Herman Rolk of Cleveland LaPrer home Saturday. to said day of hearing, in the Lowell Ledger DOLE PINEAPPLE ASSORTED FLAVORS were Wedneaday evening guests Mr. and Mra. Val Watts ac- a newspaper printed and circulated in taid School Officer 24 Years The Cook-N-Cater Club met with of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Colby. Mr. county. GELATIN DESSERT KROGER 3P^ 20< companied Mr. and Mrs. Glen their leader, Mrs. O. K. Graham and Mrs. Carl Freyermuth of Low- JOHN DALTON. Township Supervisor 8 Years No. 2 can Monday afternoon. After a short Yeiter of Cascade Road to the Stop feeding an A true copy; Judge of Probata. CRUSHED ell and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Colby First Annual Chorus of the S. P. DAISY C. COGSHALL. DOLE milT COCKTAIL n« I 29/ business meeting each girl made Register of Probate. c-13-15 Deputy County Treasurer 19 Years cookies and Mrs. Graham judged left Sunday afternoon for Atlanta, E. B. S. Q. A. in the City Park Mich., taking their grandson. Bob Treasurer, Old Kont Fire Insurance Co. i i i -r T-l—f-f I i i -i 3: them. d ti *,8 meir granason. Hot) ln Aima Sunday afternoon. They OIL HOG! GERALD HENRY. Attorney Paul to his home after spending enjoyed a picnic dinner enroute Sharon Dintaman, Reporter. 5 weeks wi*h his uncle and aunt, ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEARING Member Farm Bureau and heard some wonderful Barber CLAIMS Mrs. Laura Sydnam has return- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wicland. Shop singing by the different quar- State of Michigan, the Probate Court for ed to her home in Alto after 3 They will spend a few days at the tettes and choruses. 'ha County of Kent. Economy In Government rather than New Taxes HORMEL-SHANK PORTION-READY TO EAT M Paul cottage at Lewisbon. At a sestion of taid court, held at the weeks visit with her daughters Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fleet of probate office, in the city of Grand Rapidt. at Pontiac, had as her giltst re- Janet and Judy Burgess of Cale- Freeland were Thursday night in taid county on the 2ltt day of July, A. D. Primaries August 5, 1952 : cently, Mrs. Clarence Sydnam Boy- donia visited their uncle and aunt, I9S2. (Pa d Political Advertlterr.ontl and Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pretent, HON. JOHN OALTON, Judge of Ian of California, a nelce of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richard- James Green and family. Probate. Sydnam's. son last week while their parents Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Peet and In the Matter of tha Estate of Ralph D. lb t Hntchlnton, Oecaatad. Miss Matie Stone who is spend- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Burgess were children of Fort Wayne, Ind., are It appearing to tha court that the time ing her summer at her farm home, on a vacation trip In Upper Mich- spending this week of their vaca- for pretentation of claimt againtt taid ettata had as her Sunday guest, Mrs. igan. thould be limited, and that a time and place tion with the James Green family. TORIDHEET be appointed to receive, examine and adjuit We Are Glad To Endorse Francis Campau. Mrs. H. D. Smith attended the Polly Doran of Murray Lake all claimi and demandt agaimt taid de- Smoked WILSON'S CORN KING - DATED FOR FRESHNESS Hams 4" Everyone who goes huckleberry- State Librarians Work Shop at was a house guest of Ll!a Green ccated by and before taid court: BONELEiS-NBONELESS-NOP WASTEI Rotary Wall Flame Burner It It Ordered. That creditor! of taid da- ing is looking for the bear whose tho Conservation Training Camp last week . ceased are required to present their claims tracks were seen in Watson's corn- at Hlgglns Lake last week. Li- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Doming CUTS to said court at taid Probata Office on or SLICED BACON 57/ HADDOCK FILLETS field i-ecently. brarians from all sections of the and family and father Owen Nash Waalkes before the Mth day of Saptembar, A D. I9S2, lb. 39c Miss Ora Lee Dygert and friend at ten o'clock in the-forenoon taid time and ARMOUR'S STAR- „ SLICED state, about 150 in number were attended the Ellis reunion at Fal- FUEL place being hereby appointed for the exam- HERRUD'S-SMOKE-TANG Gloria Miller of Grand Rapids in attendance at the Work Shop lasburg Park, Sunday. There were * HAS JUDICIAL EXPERIENCE ination and adjuitment ol all claimt and de- HARRY T. EMMONS went by plane Thursday to Mish- mands against taid deceated. ROASTID which was very instructive and over one hundred relatives preoont. BILLS It ii Further Ordered. That public notice LARGE BOLOCNA • 59/ ib 69l awaka, Ind., to visit Ora Lee's entertaining. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Falrchlld, thereof be given by publication of a copy of aunt. Miss Auda Yeiter. Their Mr. aad Mrs. Ray Linton and Mr, and Mrs. Richard Falrchlld Circuit Court Commissioner since thit order for three tuccettive weekt previout i. UP TO to taid day of hearing, in tha Lowell Ledger At A Candidate On The Republican Ticket To Sweeed Himself At -parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Joan and Mr. and Mrs. Don Dutch- and mother, Mrs. Frank Falrchlld a newspaper printed and circulated in taid c Dygert went to Mishawaka Sun- er and daughters of Caladedonia called at the home of the late 1947 county. fl day and brought them home. JOHN DALTON. are vacationing at Gunn L. ke for Albert King of Ionia Monday eve- Berni catalytic 25% A true^copy Judge of Probata. n Mrs. Stephen Fltcher and neicc a couple of weeks. ning. and at the Myers Funeral oil with V. Former Judge Advocate in U. S. DAIS COGSHALL. Irene Frledel of Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Francis Campau Home in that city. Mr. King pass- fcp •Wclcncy Register of Probate. c-13-15 STATE REPRESENTATIVE 2- were Sunday guests of Mr. and and children of Cascade Road ed away Sunday. for fr** h*af I'ng lunroy and tMnatt call Navy ei Mrs. Fritz Toft. Miss Frledel is were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan of •J recently from Austria where she Mr .and Mrs. R. D. Bancroft and Ionia were Wednesday overnight Preacher Jenkins' sermon was Wo Know Him To io Capable. Honest And A Good Legislator In Every and her family suffered the tor- family. full of fire and brimstone. Mandy e? guests of their son-in-law and Graduate Calvin College and University of Way tures of the Germans during the One of our Alto Garden Club daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Miller Plumbing & punctuated his sermon frequently si war, doing slave labor on German Michigan Law School, Class of *36 with "Amen," and "That's sure tel- members, Mrs. Glen Yeiter won a Rosenberg. lin' 'em." She enthusiastically farms. After all this the U. S. A. prize at the Lowell Flower Show Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hobbs and echoed the preacher's denunciations THERON RICHMOND seems almost too good to be true. last week for her entry of a family of East Paris were Sunday Heating Veteran of World War II FRED ROTH P« Phont 3081 Clarksvill* of lying, gambling and drinking. se Carl Dennis, his daughter and basket of 25 varieties of garden dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. • When the preacher switched his HARRY DAY FRANK HOUGHTON fo his son-in-law, Mrs. Muir of Rock- flowers. Paul Dintaman and family. Honest -Capable - Experienced disapproval to petty gossip, Mandy d( ford called on Mrs. Josephine eased back Into the pew and mut- W.W. GUMSER (Paid Political Advartitamant) di Foote Sunday; tered: "Now he's done quit preach- In LETTUCE-* 19^ Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Colby PRIMARIES — TUESDAY. AUGUST 5 in' and gone to meddlln'." re and son Peter were visitors at wi the Earl Colby and the Henry cr Slater homes over the week-end. at Mrs. Raymond Pitsch reports an TOMATOES RED, RIPE -19/ that her grandson who lives with Bh her, Raymond Murray, has Just to returned from a trip into the 1)6$ arel CHIGAN-LAROI, GUEN MICHIGAN-PASCAL |R)RNIA SUNklST - 288's Upper Peninsula, going beyond A •CMbera 2 •« 19/ Oilery jumbo stalks -d, 26/ Rudyard and enjoying the beauti- par S igei 2 -w, 66/ ful rugged scenery of that part of tbe state. MIRACLE WHIP H EMBASSY Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Houghton of Ionia were Monday supper SALAD DMSSiNC 51/ SALAD MHSINO guests of their parents, Mr. and »?/ Mrs. Ernest Rosenberg. NORTH BAY BANQUET of Mrs. Basil Vreeland of Harris CRATID TUNA PllH . 25/ Creek was a Sunday guests of &ONID eWfiKIN B'/i* 19/ her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Claud GENERM. PRIHIUtY ELECTION Sllcox. They attended the slock car races at Saranac In the afternoon. KROOIR VACUUM PACKID-kHttotion The Gary Dalstra family moved To the Qualified Electors of the Townships of Lowell, Ada. Bowne, Cascade, Grattan and Vergennes, County of Kent, State of Michigan cons into the Emerson Stauffer house lodJ on Timpson Ave. last week. The Skelly Oil Co. is buldlng a fine / Rf6. OR new home on the former Dalstra Notice Is Hereby Given, that a General Primary Election will be held on U t farm on M-50 to be occupied by j wori lb. the caretaker of the gas storage e ^ * eral pit which is nearing completion. pern DRIP Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sllcox, A n Miss Addle Sinclair and Mrs. Mary Bargains In High-Style Floors/ tha Vreeland of Harris Creek made a year KROGER-SPECIAL BUND surprise visit on Mrs. Delia Sllcox in tl of Grand Rapids Friday evening Armstrong's Quaker Rugs | year ICED TEA ^ Ib. or 50 t«a bngi 49/ to remind her of her 82nd birth- Tuesday, Aug. 5 1952 I low. day. The evening was very pleas- S In KROGER-FROZEN and Fleer Coverings snl Corntomglit.'i antly spent In visiting. The hostess Mrs. Ofirl Kelser served a delici- i'e ORANGE JUICE 2<.^.29/ SWEETER rere , WITH LOTS OF ous lunch of ice cream and birth- • Lovely Carved Carpet and How SNOW CROP-FROZEN day cake. At the following Polling Places, viz eye E'S MARGARINE Alto Community Grange will Geometric Tile Effects ib*4 PEAS JUST HIAT AND SCRVI 12 or pig 23/ hold its regular meeting on Friday jr III tHIIMI lb evening, Aug. 1 in the hall. Lions CHOCOLATE FUDGE-7 INCH •fimuhiie OtV Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stauffer e Long-Wearing, Easy-to-Clean that. were entertained at dinner Sunday Fr LAYER CAKE RiC 6Jc now only 49^ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K-99 Finish tjeac FRESH, TASTY Glen Layer. low Sweet, Tender Com ^ 49/ Cascade Grattan Vergennes Mr. and Mrs. Rex Colvin and Now is the time to buy new Quaker Floor Cov- Lowell Ada Bowne Jent CHEESE ROLLS ^ of 9 29^ family and Mr. and Mrs. Harry erings for your home—while we are featuring TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP ites Colvin all of Grand Rapids were lions Sunday afternoon callers at the this special group of best-selling styles. We lin KROGER INRICHID Leonard Warner home. Little have both rugs and yard goods. With Quaker Cascade Town Hal Grattan Town Hal Vergennes Town Hal )o I Norma Jean, month old daughter Lowell City Hall Ada Town HaH Bowne Town HaN Th< of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Colvin paid it's easy to get the right size, color, and style . C. Harold Buttrick C. J. Geldersma, Rhea M. Rickner, luildll her first visit to Uncle L&:nard for any room. Esther M. Fahrni Blanche Loveless, Evelyn Smith, SUPER 20-k. and Aunt Ethel. Clerk, Cascade Township Clerk, Grattan Township Clerk, Vergennes Township jrojec Clerk, Lowell Township Cleric, Ada Township Cleric, Bowne Townihip oi Mr. and Mrs. Clare Porritt of C0MF IN AND Bowne were entertained at supper 4 x 9-Foot lit Int T SOFT loaf Monday evening at the home of RUGS ODAYI Pj BREAD Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richard- I We . son In honor of Mrs. Porrltt's birthday. Other sizes from 6 x 9 up to 12 x 15 feet FoD r Hin • we ouroos•• • • ew of olocinc inunn nominatiowee^o • •wwvne bwwv w aHvki i Politico• i i i w\»! i Partie• %h| i ssw 9 oarticii * entitled to under the col of the county committees of said poHtkal parties, pating therein, candidates for tbe Mowing offices, viz: Governor, Lieutenant which number wl be printed on the official primary balofs used at said elect- CAMAY SOAP IVORY SOAP IVORY SOAP LAVA SOAP YARD GOODS 12 ft. wide-Sq. Yd. Governor, United States Senator, Representative in Congress, State Senator, ion, under tho headteg "Delegates to County ConventioM* ter. REGULAR SIZE MEDIUM SIZE LARGE SIZE • or MEDIUM COLBY Representative in State Legislature. Judge of Probate, Prosecuting Attorney, imb b ACEMCY The pals shaN be opened at 7 o'clock in the forenoon and shai be cont- It eu 3 3 "' 23^ 2 >""25^ 1^'19^ Sheriff, County Clefb, County Treasurer, Register of Deeds. Circuit jConrt inued open untl 8 o'clock in the afternoon ond no longer. Every qualified Ufa STAR KIST Commissioner. Drain Commissioner, Coroner, Surveyor Jfttr IVORY SNOW Earl V. Colby —Alto elector present and in Kne at the pals at the hour prescribed for the doslna CRISCO buil KEEPS LOVELY WASHABLES CRACKER JACK Office: 2421 Res.: 3l5r Roth & Sons Co. LOVELY LONGER USE CRISCO, IT'S MGESTieiE TUNA FISH TREAT FOR THE KIDDIES There sbaH also be elected as many delegates to the county convention os thereof shal be alowed to vote. FURNITURE ond FUNERAL DIRECTORS ft Chories I. Colby PHONE 56 lars* pkg. 281 3^85/ « 33/ 3 Office: 3231 Clarksville W. MAIN 8T, LOWELL

n 10 THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL. MICH., JULY 31. 1952 \Anita K.Doyle Susan M. Krum Ma|ort COMING EVENTS Showboat Closes lift JSM Rowland Hanson in nomv i/einoniTraTion The Alton Cemetery Association (Continued from page 1) Susan M. Krum, Lowell, o senior will hold their annual meeting Exchange Votvs There are two other ladles In ot Michigan State College, will re- Tuesday evening, August 5, at the Lowell who attended every per- ceive a Michigan Home Demonitrw- Alton Church at 8 o'clock. formance of the Showboat for sev- tlon Council Scholarship for the In one of the most beautiful nnd Mra. Cora E. Ford, Sec. 1902-1953 academic yeor. Announce- largest attended weddings held here eral years. Mrs. N. E. Borgerson broke her long-time record last ment was made Friday at the an- In years. Miss Anita Kathleen Doyle The Alton Church Society will nual meeting of the state Home daughter of Mrs. Charlea Doyle of hold their annual meeting Tuesday year when she was traveling In Eu- rope and did not return In time Demonstration Council neld In con- di Vergennes Road, became the bride evening, August fith at 8 p. m. at junction with Homemokers' Confer- KNOW YOUR SOIL of Rowland J. HanSon, son of Mr. Alton church. for the opening program. Mrs. ence now in session at MSC. and Mrs. F. J. Hanson of Saginaw Mrs. Jennie Kropf, Pres. Frank Gould had also attended in a ceremony read In the Lowell every performance until last year. Miss Krum, SI, daughter of Mr. Methodist Church Saturday after- The Vergennes Cooperative Club and Mrs. Howard Krum of Ver- Perfect Attendance noon. Rev. Philip Glotfelty, Jr., will meet at the home of Mrs. How- gennes Rd., Lowell, Is o home eco- performed the double ring cere- ard Krum Thursday, August 7, at Of the Showboat staff Admiral nomics major ond plans to become mony before an altar decorated 1:30. Bring your treagured an- Runciman has never missed a per- a homo demonstration agent. She Have It Tested tiques. formance, nor a rehearsal. Seventy- Is one of two scholarship recipients with white gladioli and chrysan- four nights in full uniform and Floral Token for themums. The family pews were named by the Hom« Demonstration Tho Book Ten will meet in the smiling hli pleasure and gratitude Council The other la Barbaro marked by white satin bows cen- home of Mrs. Charles White Wed- to all. Introducing distinguished Short of Goodsells. Special tered with white glads. nesday evening, Aug. 6th at which Save money on fertilizers because you will know guests and octing the part of genial Miss Krum hos been active In the Miss Bethalee Brunner sang "At time Mrs. E. H. Roth will review host. Also he has been master of "The Reluctant Angel" by Ennen home economics club, water carni- Occasions Dawning," "Through the Years." ceremonies at each Amateur Night val and campus chest ot MSC. In Reaves Hall. Choose from our wide array. the correct analysis to buy. and "I Love Thee." Mrs. Arnold during the years this feature has Lowell High School she wos promi- Wittenbach played the traditional been a part of the Showboat pro- Ws deliver. The Mary Group of the W.S.C.S. nent in student affolrs as well as wedding music on the organ. gram. ciirnlng scholastic honors. The bride, given In marriage by of the Methodist church will hold Another local man deserves rec- her brother, William S. Doyle, chose their annual picnic at Fallasburg The Home Demonstration Coun- ognition. Frank L. Stephens has a gownof chantllly la^e over satin Park Friday, Aug. 1, with potluck cil makes these acholarahlpa avail- KIEL'S dinner at 1:00 o'clock. been on the Showboat as engineer able each year In an effort to In- styled with a fitted bodice and on every trip It has made and In FLOWER ft GIFT SHOP The County Agent will be at our Feed Mill to test small puff •leevefc The dress was terest young women in the field of Phene 225F-2 617 I. Main Si St. Mary's Altar Society will meet addition he has left his post at the home demonatfation agent work. fashioned with an illusion neckline Friday, Aug. 1, at 8:00 p. m. with close of the program nnd directed with a small lace stand-up collar. Mrs. Wm. C. Doyle at 424 Vergen- traffic to assure every motorist a The skirt was three layers of nylon nes Rd. safe departure when he was reody samples all day tulle over satin ending In a short to leave Lowell. There has never train. She wore long lace mitts The Sweet School annual reunion been an accident of serious nature. that tapered to points over the will be held Sunday, Aug. 8, at Fal- wrists. Her fingertip length veil lasburg Park with picnic dinner at N. E. Borgerson had a perfect at- BtgardltH of age, make tendance record until last year. He waa of Imported French silk Illu- 1:00 o'clock. Bring own service or eondition, your old BULOVA 5 sion held In place by a satin and and beverage also. Games and fun has token on active port In the watch it your DOWN lace crown. She carried a basket for all. Showboat production since It first Friday, August 8 of white gladioli and mums. began, and like many another cit- PAYMENT on a Mrs. Jerald Roth, sister of the The Lowell ManuCyturlng Co. izen of Lowell, he takes great pride brand new BULOVAl\ TRADE IN! bride, attended as the matron of picnic will be held at Fallasburg In Its success. honor. She wore a green nylon Park Saturday, August 2, with din- lace gown fashioned with a strap- ner at 11:80. Employes, families Song Dedicated to "Rem" less lace bodice covered by a lace and friends are invited to come, At the doting of the '62 Showboat $1 A Week SaQb bolero jacket with a mandarin col- bring own service and a dish to Saturday night, W. W. Gumser ded- BRING DRY SAMPLES pass. Games are planned for the icated his song: "America, the lar. The net skirt was ballerina length. She carried a basket of or- afternoon entertainment. Beoutlful" to his long-time friend, J Rem Jefferles, who is HI and wos chid gladioli and pompoms. She The Three M's of the Methodist wore matching flowers in her hair. unoble to be present. The song Is Church will hold a picnic at Fallas- one of Mr. Jefferles' favorites. Wt ore cooperating with the Kent County Form Bureou Soil Test- Mrs. Donald King, Mrs. Robert burg Park Thursday, August 7, Wishart and Miss Nadine Stewart supper at 6:00 o'clock. Coffee and Mr. Jefferles is one of the three were the brldesmands. They wore milk will be supplied by the com- men who though up the Idea of the Avery Jewelers ing loboratory and wiN pay for the cost of onolyiing each sample gowns styled identically to the ShowMat one morning more than mittee. » Lowell. Mich. matron of honor's in yellow, blue twenty years ago, as they were and orchid respectively. Candlce The Lite Group of the Congrega- drinking coffee together In a little Lee Roth was the flower girl. She tional Women's Fellowship Will restaurant on Flat river. Not only wore a pink marquisette gown fash- meet Thursday afternoon, Aug. 7, did they think about It, they went ioned with a ruffled neckline and at the home of Mrs. Frank Ste- to work at It and have been more LIVESTOCK SALES pink roses in her hair. phens at 2:00 o'clock. or less responsible for Its produc- Jack Hanson was the best man tion and great success. and Beating the guests were Dale The annual Cheerful Doers picnic RAVENNA Hanson, Charles R. Doyle, James will be held In the Congregational Profsaiional Acta Excelled North and J. Rod Quigiey. Jef- parish house Monday p. m., Aug. 4, The eight profeaslonal acts were Pncef for July 28. 934 Head TGnqWUtnq Cmpanu 1 frey Roth waa the ring bearer. at 4:00 o'clock, the regular meeting of the highest quality and while it of Livestock, 76 Cases Poultry ^ Lowell. ^ Michigan ^3 For her daughter's weddlhg Mrs. to precede the supper. Please bring cost the Showboat more money to Doyle chose a silver blue shantung service, sandwiches and a dish to obtain these numbers, it was well dress with black velvet accessories pass. All members are urged to worthwhile os each act wos super- Veal .up to $36.50 cwt. and a corsage of pink rosos. The attend. ior and the Showboat is aiming ot REHEARSAL DINNER FRIDAY Mrs. Nellie DeWeert, 83 Collins E. Brooks i bridegroom's mother was attired In the very beat for Its splendid out- Beef Steen and Heifers up to $32.60 cwt. The Lowell Sportsman's Club will FOR WEDDING FAR1Y a charcoal silk chantung dress with door show eoch yeor. Passes in Washington Republican Candidate meet at Lowell City Hall Tuesday, Beef Cows up to $23.50 cwt. coral trim and a corsage of ten On Friday evening, July 25, Mr. Aug. 26. Regular meetings are the For Probate Judge roses. Black accessories completed Amateur Acts All Qood Beef Bulls up to $26.40 cwt. and Mrs. Forrest J. Hanson of Mrs. Nellie DeWeert, 83, died at last Tuesday of every month. I' Saginaw honored their son, Mr. her home at 2222 Mukilteo Blvd.. her ensemble. Each of the pwformoncea includ- Feeder Cattle from $18.00 to $23.50 «wt. Rowland J. Hanson and his bride- Everett, Wash., Thursday, July 24 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Torngn were The Condon Family reunion will ed one amateur number and eoch of these were especlolly good and Hogs up to $24.90 cwt. elect, Miss Anita Doyle, with a re- very suddenly. the master and mistress of cere- be held at Fallasburg Park Sunday, were varied in their type of enter- hearsal dinner at the Lone Pine Mrs. DeWeert was born In monies at a reception held on the Aug. 10, the dintoer to be served at Sows up to $22.80 cwt. lawn of the bride's home imme- tainment. Inn. Thirty guests were present. Grand Rapids, Mich., Nov. 28, 1888 1:00 o'clock. Each family bring a diately following the ceremony. Feeder Pigs ^.from $7.50 to $17.00 each and had resided In Everett and gift for beano. p-14-16 Idrs. Philip Schneidei and Mrs. SOUTH BOSTON GRANGE Hones from $36.00 to $75.00 eoch vicinity for the past 28 years. She William McCarthy assisted. fi SALE STARTS AT 6:00 P. M. was a member of the First Meth- For traveling the bride chose a LOCAL HAPPENINGS Next regular meeting of South odist church and the Elderbloom Boston Grange will be held Satur- black linen dress with white acces- Vern Klahn of So. Boston had The sale has the largest number of buyara paying the high- club. day evening, August 2, with potluck sories and a corsage of white car- a large ewe and three little lambs est market prices for your liveatock. lunch. Please bring anything that Surviving are three daughters, nations. After a two-week weddlpg killed by dogs last week. Valuable Free Gift given away at 0:00 o'clock every Monday J would be useful for our booth at Mrs. Jennie De Ryke of 2104 Wet- trip to Torch Lake and Mackinac Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Rosewarne night. Must bo ppeaent to win. the fair so that the home ec. chair- more Ave., Mrs. Marian VanDer- Island the couple will reside .^t called on Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mld- man will be able to have everything You are alwaya welcome to attend the ealee every Monday Mel of Whlttler, Calif., and Mrs. Fort Knox, Ky., where the bride- dleton and were dinner guests of ever, though you do not have anything to sMI. Grace White of 5921 Colby Ave., groom is stationed with the United Mr. and Mrs. James Rosewarne of at hand for putting up the booth We operate the Ravenna Livestock Bale on Monday, the 11 six grandchildren and eight great- States Army. He recently received Grand Rapids Monday. on Mondoy, the first day of the a 2nd lieutenant's commission foir. Big Rapida Sale on Wednesday and the Fremont Stock Bate grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Bond and on Friday. through R. O. T. C. training at daughter of Wyandotte visltftd Mr. Grange Reporter. Michigan State College. and Mrs. Frank Gulliford over the - For prompt and courteous trucking service —> call E. Cook, TAKE MY HEART week end. phone 72042 Ada. Bonded for your protection. Al. Martino Gretchen Hahn, Leader Mrs. Mary Jordan and Mrs. Anna ROCK OF QIBRALTER Morse of Detroit visited their bro- RAVENNA LIVESTOCK SALES Frunkie Lain® At U. W. Summer Prom ther, Frank Gulliford and wife, last RAVENNA, MICHIGAN week and attended the Showboat. Gretchen Hahn, daughter of Mr. Art Steward J. Peul Herman HALF A8 MUCH Mrs. Garret Hoelaars of Fern- and Mrs. Robert D. Hahn, 422 East Auctioneer Maneger Rosemary Clooney dale visited their uncle Frank Gul- Main St., has been selected as ex- liford and wife last week and at- Collins E. Brookr Grand Rap- ecutive coordinator of the Univer- WALKIN" MY CABY BACK tended the Showboat. ids who is a candidate for probate sity of Wisconsin summer prom to HOME Howard Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Randall of judge of Kent county on the repub- be held on the campus there on Johnnie Pay Preaton, Canada, visited Mr. and lican ticket has some very fine Friday, August 8. Rittenger Mrs. Frank Gulliford over the week HERE IN MY HEART qualifications for that Important of- Summer Prom is the social high- T Rr /kM Tony Bennett fice. light of the University's summer end. % Mrs. Mary A. Benson of Jackson A successful probate judge should session. Ballrooms of the Memor- spent several days of laot week at BOTCH-A-ME about this question .... have a background of experience in ial Union, the student center, will the L. B. Ayres home, and attended Rosemary Clooney law, in courts, with people, and a be used for the dance. The theme Showboat. Our cabin at a resort burned to wealth of human understanding. of the Prom is "Pas de Deux." The HONEY Mr. D. F. Butts of Lapeer and Mr. Brooks has all of these attri- dance is sponsored by the Union Arthur Godfrey the ground while we were out Dick McNaughton and family of butes. Directorate, the student program fishing. Our clothing, luggage, Ypsilanti visited Lowell relatives MAYBE Educated In Grand Rapids pub- planning group of the Union, which and sporting equipment were and attended Showboat. Perry Como and Eddie Fisher lic schools, University of Michigan is the student-faculty-alumni social Mrs. Harry Day entertained Sun- completely destroyed. Is this loss with AB degree, University of and recreational center at Wiscon- day with a birthday dinner honor- covered by the Household Goods Michigan Law School. J. D. degree. sin. ing Marcia Althaus. Guests were Miss Hahn is also social chair- Friday and Saturday Fire Policy on our home resi- Mr. Brooks received the Coblenz Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Althaus August 1 and 2 Prize for outstanding work on man of the Fellowship group of the and Diane, Fred Althaus, Great RADIO SERVICE dence? Congregational church group at Michigan Law Review. He has Lakes, Miss Alice Richardson and Wisconsin. During the regular year practiced Law in Grand Rapids and Merle Watson from Ada, and Miss For the answer to your Insur- has been a member of the firm of she attends the University Company ance questions, feel free to Pauline Nelson from Cadillac. "If It has a tube we service It" Cueny & Brooks since 1949, engag- call me at Rittenger Insur- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Griswold of R. Q. CHROUCH ing in general civil law practice CARD OF APPRECIATION BLOUSES O/vnam ance Service. Phone 144, Low- Elwell spent Friday with their Lowell, Michigin with emphaals on real estate and I wish to thank my friends for daughter, Mrs. Bob Perry, and at- ell. * COTTON and NYLON 206 E. Main St. Phone 206 probate matters. the cards, flowers, fruit and many tended Showboat, and on Saturday In war he served as Special Agent acts of kindness during my recenl Mr. Perry's mother, Mrs. R. Perry Values to $3.50 of FBI from May 1942 to September illness. They are deeply appre- of Alma was her Showboat guest. 1945, investigating espionage, sab- ciated. Mr. and Mrs. Lee LaDou visited otage, subversive activity, as well pl4 Evelyn Lane. Mrs. Albert Rotii over the week $2.49 as other violations of fedeial crim- end, returning to Detroit Tuesday inal laws. IN MEMORIAM morning. Mr. Brooks is 36 years old. Is mar- In memory of Timothy II. Con- Friends gathered at the home of TAFFETA SUPS Sun., Mon., Tues., We^. August 3, 4, S, 6 ried ond has three children. ant who passed away Aug. 3, 1949. Mr. and Mrs. Elvert Balrd Sunday Mme's Food Market Down the years thru memories to help their son Wriyne, celebrate %2.n PHONE 14 LOWELL 219 E. MAIN A CORRECTION clear his birthday. Among those present In a news item of last week The Our hearts will hold his vision dear were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haney Short Steeve Svfeoters Ledger gave the names of visitors O Lord we thank Thee fo rour Dad, and son, Kenney; Mr. and Mrs. Al U. S. GOOD at the Lewis Jones home as Mr. A belter one none ever had. Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Carol Eck- $2.49 and Mrs. Tom Newell, which should Mrs. lottie Conant man and family, Harry Matthews have read Mr. and Mrs. Fred Read. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bennett and son Jack; Mrs. Julia Condon, Mrs. Read is the former Eunice and Family. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ab-l and son, all nyiwiUwktMi Hnrnwewa . ..He Clark. We do try to give attention Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alexander of near Lowel) Beef Ribs 39 ib. particularly to nanu s in our items, and Family, cl4 Ladles' Hue $2.98 and we apologize for this error. LedSts'PMd Leon ond Tasty CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS Slocks ... $2.98 I wish to thank the many friends when yoi BUILD I wish to thank —ilatlves, neigh- and neighbors for the beautiful 4 Exciting Days To See It! bors and friend' «r cards, flowers flowers and cards; also the Masonic and fruit sent to me while I was In members and Dr. Clinton Foshee •r REMODEL Sunday Shows Qontinuous from 3:00 P. M. Veal - Pork - Lamb the hospital and at the Lowell Rest for all the kind things that were All Home. done for me during my sickness, 8, pl4 Mrs. Mary Ingersoll. pl4, Fred J. Ford. Thurs., Fri., Sat. August 7, 9 Poultry Summer Dresses On Sale! CITIZENS givfi you? •aw New Fall Skirts, \wtw Sweaters and Blouses A Full Line Of extra mm PROTECTION We can give you practi- arriving soon — Watch cal, money-saving ideas For Them! —.STEVE COCHRAN! 66 PROTECTION on home and farm con- VKiiinCojM M-mOFIRf-hktha Fresh Fruits and Vegetables struction. We can furnish all the materials youll to* need, too! Include UB in Cartoon Fun TION FOLLOWS WHEREVER your plana. fashion 11 HEADQUARTERS FOR Lowell Lumber & WATCH FOR "LURE OF THE WILDERNESS Make a date to spb this great picture Sunday thru THE ROUJNS AGENCY CANNING SUPPLIES Coal Company Wednesday, August 10-13 S88 W. Main Bt - Ph. 464F2 Bruce WsrHtr Siox Phon* 18 107 East Main It You won't be disappointed! Btrvios la Oar Businesa mm • r • i