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Lawrence Schneider was from Camp fireekenridge to Saturday and a part of Sunday'. Establis htd Jurw, 1893 LOWELL. MICH., CAY. JUNE 19, 1952 Number 8 Fred Altbaus came Wednesday from Great Lakes on a fourteen wrill b« taken Wednesday, day leave. Jus* 28, at Tiinrtng for 1.60 miles Is word, Guest IL-owtr •n \7irAfafoe v^raoiiciTe of fradiaff aad drainafe I AWAli ^hlMAfkiUlt Star Fifty Years LUIfVB JfRIVfllVOI. umzensmWanp* • • will iJ_n.giwwfi ftIflWC It*" ^ S^ I • fi II Doctor's Degree Tom Richmnnd'e - adHTOia haa and 36 feet a«gr«gata surface on Member Receives baea cnaHged to the following: Pine lalaod Dr. from Fonder St Mrs. Helen Eyke, formerly em- hi Tdfc to Rotarims Northwestern University award- Pvt. Thomas W. Richmond, DO north to IS-Mlla Rd. in Kent coun- Ainatcur Tryouts ployed in the (J H. Ruaciman Co. ed 2,810 degrees and diplomas at Ita Given Lowell Man 562 711 42 Btry "B" 819th Abn F. ty. The legal notice In detail may Gold Certificate 94th annual commencement held A. fire. 101st Abn. DIv., Camp b« found in this week's iaeue of office, aad a charter member of LeweU Boataess aad Profasskmai Monday. June 16, in Deering Breckenrldge, Ky. the Ledger. At the regular meeting of the Sahnby. Jul; 12 Wotneas Club, Inc., has become Meadow on the Evanston Campus. At State Normal * 4 * Order of the Eastern Star on Fri- Among those graduating were two The Ledger has received change well situated in an office In Hast- day night, Mrs. 2oa Simpson re- E. Springett who haa been The time for the Showboat, Low- ings, Fla„ where she went shoot a Lowell students. Phyl Ruth Glot- Over 300 seniors of Michigan in address "for Cpl. Wm. Frits practicing law in Lowell the ceived her Gold Certificate af ell's annual pageant. Is drawing years ago. felty, daughter of the Rev. and State Normal College, Ypsiianti, which Is: 49 years, In the same block,! nearer and dates are set snd plana Membership from the Grand Chap- Mrs. Philip R. Glotfelty, who re- were graduated Saturday, June 14. Cpl. Wm. L. Frits, AF 16-29a^tl Hill*# Shoe Store, attended gradua- made for all activities pertaining to Mrs, Eyke has organised a BA ter of Miohigan. She was made a ceived the Degree of Bachelor of the commencement being held at Base Hospital Ward 9, March tion at the University of Michigan the event. The Showboat dates are PW olub at Hastings and haa been member of Radiant Chapter 79 of Science in Speech; and Priscilla Brlggs Field. AFB, California. last week. Mr. Springett racaived July 21 to 26 inclusive, with Nor- responsible for the forming of vsr- St. Johfti, Mich., on June 4th, lM8 Charlotte Johnson, daughter of Mr. hla degree at the University In 1902. ious committees whish the club Is Among the honorary degrees pre- man E. Borgerson performing ths becoming a life member several and Mrs. Geo. F. Johnson, with her sented at this time was the Degree Ha was accompanied to Ann Arbor duties of president and general sponsoring for the improvement of yeara ago. Master of Arts degree. Gas Heater Explosioa by Judge John Dalton of Grand of Doctor of Laws to C. H. Runci- manager. conditions in the town and com- The Commencement speaker was man of Lowell. Rapida. munity. Mrs. Simpson waa escorted to the Mr. Borgerson announces the ap- altar by Marabal pro-tem Anna M. Dr. James Lewis Morrill, President * * * pointment of Donald L Simmons Harol Hasklns, Saranac school J. Q, Schsub, special assignment White and aa the other officers of the University of Minnesota of fielding, a Journalism senior of since 1944. teacher, who lives on M21 east of engineer from the Michigan Stats Michigan State College, as publicity formed a golden chain sround her, A* C. Kuiperg Worthy Matron Esther M. Fahnrf Lowell was painfully burned Tuea- Highway Department, met with the director. He will be working un- day evening when a gas heater Lowell Village Council in a special der E. C. Foreman, publicity chair- Asks Nomination pressntsd hsr with a bouquet of Dr. B. H. Shepard which he was trying to light ex- meeting last week and under the tan and Showboat vies psssident roses. Beulah Duell accompanied ploded burning him about the faoa, ra^aaatgnmsnt agreed upon the mar by Evelyn Wlttenbaeh sang appro- Receives Honors arms and legs. He was given first Jor streets in Lowell measure S.T9 Amstsur Night July 12 For Legislature priate worda sat to the muai-- af aid by Dr. McKay and rushed to milas aad the local 9J6. C. H. Rundman, amateur night Csdman's "At Dawning." Butterworth hospital His condi- This is sn improvsmsnt A. 0. Kuipers, pubUsher of the In Draft Service ths farmer figuraa. chairman, haa announced that the tion Wednesday morning was re- amateur tryout night for Showboat Orandviile Star and Southwest Al- • * * • liance, has snnounceJ that he Is The "heroes without medals," Se- ported "good" by hospital atten- hopefuls win be held Saturday sve- The annual breakfast of Cycln- lective Service board members and dants. - Laws 11 Village Hsatsss reports a seeking the Republican nomination men Chapter held Thursday morn- Mrs. Lillian Bowen who ning, July 12. At that time non- their associates who have contrib- The side of the basemnt waa professional persons will' get a for State Representative of the sec- ing waa wen attended. Chapters at 416 Dm St. Mra. ond district for Kent County. Har- uted voluntarily of their services to blown out, windows shattered, and chance at "contracts" to appear in represented wers Veata, Caledonia, the operation of the draft for more the interior of the house gouerally is formerly from Detroit the Showboat ry Emmcns is seeking re-election. Cedar Springs, Peninsular, Tork, I here recently from Alto. The saaond district is comprised of than a decade, will be honored by upset. Saranac Fire Department Cterksville and GrandvUle. •n S. Leonard, former State the Michigan Selective Service Sye- put out the fire. Damage to the # * * e Commissioner and a candi- C. M. Runciman baa that the amateur committee baa Mi the village of Lowell, and tem at the conference and dedica- home is estimated at $1500. for the Republican nomination tion program to be held June 22 at the report that toVMfctpa la the south half of Govrrnor of the State, ad- Mrs. Hasklns and the children him to ran for no^laation aa lieu- vioua years win be considered for t County. the J. W. Sexton Auditorium in Carlton H. Rundman graduated were not in the hease at the time the 190 show. He invites all pro- Ofhtit oo the Lowell Rotary Club Lansing. tenant gorernor bat that Wedn sday, June 11th, on the from Michigan State Normal Col- and were not Injured. V turned down the propo- cttve contestants to write him Those children In the gradaa of Dr. B. H. Shepan! of Lowell will lege with a Life Certificate in 1909. at Lowell An amateur entrants of the duties of citizenship, Lowell Public Schoola with perfiA be one of the nine from this local- He followed the teaching profession Convention Reported Runclman said that to seek ths win be given free tickets to the attendance record nard stressed the need for a ity to receive a certificate of Com- for a timo and then became inter- office hs would have to resign as rw and an Michigan residents DUly, 2nd grade; and more efficient adminis- mendation for his voluntary ser- ested in the elevator business which To Lowel Women's dob are eligible to try out acts. of criminal Justice within of the Michigan welfare CarroU Eckman, John Troy; vice. has grown into a great industry ly Mrs. isobel Swift a position he wishes and 4th combination room; State. He stressed the fact These men are the ones who made under his management. The Low- Endmsn's First Rshssrsal we must Impress the youth of Weigle, Wayne MiBer, Jack possible the rapid build-up of the ell concern is the msin center from A special meeting of the Lowell ** • * * Mondsy evening the endmen held ley, William Covert, 6th grade,' state with the need for obedi- nation's armed forces during World which there are several progressive their first practice and reports are to the law. Leonard stated Women's Club w^s held on June The pasOfftoe depsrtment Sally Hoover, Darolyn Swanaon, j War H. They are repeating the as- branches in neighboring towns. 10th at Mrs. George Hale's home, announced thai letters may be in- that they are In excellent form and 7th grade; John Bergin, Richard the danger to our democratic signment on a much smaller scale have exceptionally fine solos for of government comes not so Mr. Runciman has been intensely to hear Mrs. Isabel Swift's report cluded It Air Mall packages at no Chaterdon. Sandra Fonger, Nancy for the current emergency. All lo- interested in education during his extra cost thelr part in the program. ih from foreign nations attack- on the National Convention in Mln- Oatley, 8th grade. cal board personnel, except office entire life, he has held the presi- nesotat * * * Nessena Walter had an MA's" and us but rather from the political clerks, serve voluntarily without Chorus Rehssrsals ^ eratlon of our own system of dency of the local school board for Following a brief business meet- Summer is due to arrive here the others on the honor roll are: pay. more than thirty years, and has Saturday morning, June 21, at 6:13, The large choru* for the 17th edi- ment. He cited the need for ing, Mrs. Swift, Lowell's delegate tion of Lowell Showboat wiU start John Bergin. Raymond DeVrlea, During World War n the Mich- been president of the Michigan according to reports of the astron- Sandra Fonger, Steve Hartley, turn of honesty to government to the convention, gave a most in- rehearsing next Monday night and Interest of the people In their igan Selective Service System sup- State School Board Association. teresting description of the Na- omical depsrtment of the Univer Jaaies Lind, Gall McMahon, Ruth plied more than 420.000 men for the While he was acting In this capa- sity. .According to the thermom- will practice each Monday and Mseuwsen, Dorothy Miller, Nancy rnment tional Convention of Federated Thursday evening until the event- nard was the commanding of- nation's armed forces. During the city he organized a Militant School Womens Clubs' activities in Min- eters along Lowell*i. Main street we Oatley, Judy Wedemeler, Ernest current emergency Michigan draft Board Association with a member- didin't wait for its formal appear- ful week. All singing voices in the of the State Police who neapolis. village and community are Invited Weigle, Robert Whitaker and boards have inducted more than ship of about 5,000 from all over ance ahd temperatures stepped up Wood. lied the Jackson Prison riot and Mrs. Jesse Rogers, recently back to meet at the high school gym on held the absolute attention of 50,000 men for military sen-ice. the state. About 3,000 of hese to 96 degrees or more as early as members were active enough to at- from Florida, had Items of intereat Sunday, the 19th. Monday had a thMe evenings to help round out aS—-S. •_£___-& ehwniM the entire club as he told in detail to relate about the Florida Wom- the chorus. fnucn inTfyresi jnown of-how he accomplished this highly tend all annual meetings which record high since 1667. Chicago Cub Scout were held In Lansing. en's Clubs. A rtiff breaxe blew up a rain eroua mission. lo Hegbtrertoo for Seeking Players at Besides his school leadership, Mr. At the close of the afternoon, during the night Monday bring- Mrs. Hale served refreshments iifg a welcome relief frem ths in- Kuipers, aged 84, Is married and Ball Tryout Camp Runciman has been moderator and tsnss heat Vocation Bbfe School has two children pre-school age. Ha Sportsmens Club trustee of the Congregational lives in GrandvUle. Born and Lowell citizens are showing keen • * * hi Mothodbt Chordi A Baseball Try Out Camp for church board for many yeara and Every Kent Township Lswell is te psrticipsts in the reared hi Iowa, Kuipers attended interest in the coming election and Breaks Ground in players 16 to 22 years old will be is active in promoting the best in- Served by Bookmobile project of enlarging public and re- Teachers who have been secured Calvin Qollege In Grand Rapids for various groups in the village and held at the Black Athletic Field terests of the church. He has been creational area through the acqui- for the Methodist Church Vacation two yeO» and later received his community are working to make Building Project in Greenville, Michigan on June president of the Lowell Board of SO New Users Register BA Degree at ths UnivsrsHy of the liat of eligible voters registered 20 and 21st from 9:30 A. M. to 5:00 Trade, the Rotary Club, Lowell sition of LB6T acres by ths Conser- Bible School are aa follows: The Kent County Library book- vation Department at a total price Kindergarten (ages 4 and 8) Mrs. Iowa. He also studied law one 100*. P. M. both days. State Savings Bank, Lowell Metal year at the University of Iowa. Never in the history of our state The Lowell Sportsmens Club Products Co., and few organiza- mobiles circulated 1525 books in the of 140,000. Glendon Bovee, Mrs. Rex Draper broke ground this week to start Tony Lucadeila of the Chicago He purchased an Iowa weekly and nation has the selection of tions in the villsge have not been first week of the summer com- The addition win extend the and Mrs. Douglas LaDue. the building of their new club Cubs will conduct tryouts for play- Primary department (1st 2nd newspaper at 21 and fubsequently aided by his timely advice and ma- munity schedule, an increase of 7% game area In this region and far- candidataa been more Important ...... „ . . ers who feel they have the ability over the circulation for the first ther details win ha given aa and M gradaa) Mra. Gould BiveUa purdiased a second newspaper In ,h terial assistance. He is also pres- and Mrs. Jack Manrow. aame community. He was In the f" '. Slfc ri^t right If.?, iS! and desire to become major league ident of the National Bean Dealers week last year. In addition to the aa available. primaries August 5, Is the time and ing the fork in the road toward players in the future. All players many people who used the book- * * * Junior Department (4th, 6th and newspaper business there for ten Ass'n. and has served on the Mich- years, purchasing the Star and Al- place to make that selection, and Faliasburg Park. After making who are interested in receiving a mobiles last year, 50 people regis- Joyce Qresne snd Dick Craft 6th grades) Mrs. Arte Lee man. " if the candidates are to be the igan State Welfare Commission for liance in September of 1948. He Is the right hand turn continue to the chance to show their ability years. tered for the first time. were the lucky seniors who were Missionary Study, Mrs. Jack Fon- people's choice every eUgible voter ger. Bible and Hymn Study, Rev. a veteran of World War n, with end of the road and turn right to should report to Scout Tony Lu- To think of Lowell is to think of A variety of requests for material awarded wrist watches according must be at the polls apd vote. If not on the bookmobiles were re- to the clock in Avery's window pre- Philip Glotfelty. Student Assis- the Army, serving overseas in Eu the club site. cadello at the Greenville Athletic the Showboat—and thinking of the rope for one year. unable to be at the polls on elec- Field at 9:30 A M. Friday and layed to headquarters and material vious to graduation tsnts, Joanne Tjisby, Velma Mar- tion day the voter should make ap- Present plans call fur the com- Showboat Admiral Runciman Mr. Kuipers has not yet an- Saturday of this week. comes to mind. He as admiral has asked for vdll be on the bookmo- The contest was unique spd held tell. Judy Schneider. pilcaUon to the township clerk for pletion of a 24 by 40 basement type biles this week. a great amount of interest while The Vacation School which will nounced a definite potform but he building. All players must furnish their made every trip on the annual la primarily interested in cutting the absent voter's ballot, not later cruise of the Showboat since It waiting for the dock to run down. be held from 9 to 11:30 each week The club will meet at the Lowell own equipment such as gloves, Variety of SubjecU day ' morning from June 23rd, cost of state govemmem by -Cv- than 2:00 p. m. August 2. made Us maiden voyage. * * * City Hall Tuesday, June 24 at 8 shoes and uniforms. Any player Among these requests were Mra. Emma Oesch was pleasantly through July 3rd will consist of nomical operation. signed to a professional contract "It strikes me that there is an ap- o'clock. Building plans will be More recently Mr. Runciman was Scott's Standard Postage Stamp surprised Tuesday when a package four general periods: Work and while attending this camp will elected to the Board of Directors of Catalog-European, a book of eti- coming through the mail to her Study by claaaes. Missionary Study, paning lack of Interest and knowl- CODING EVENTS discussed, and a report on the edge In the affairs of the govern- have what expenses he compiles the Michigan State Normal College quette, directions for games for proved to be the billfold she had Recreation and Bible and Hymn State M.U.C.C. convenllon will be Alumni Ass'n. and through his ef- ment of our state," Kuipers as- given. The LoweH Club received while at this camp, reimbursed. adults to play at a picnic, a his- lost Sunday in LowelL Apparently Study. The Grand Rapids Club for Han- forts and cooperation with others torical novel on the Spanish In- nothing had been taken out and the Registration for the school wiU serts. "People take an interest In dicapped Persons will have their recognition when Lew Morse from Camp Discovers Leaguers their local governments because the Veterans Memorial Chimes quisition, material on Indian handi- postmark showed it was mailed be held on Friday afternoon, June next meeting as a potluck-picnic the local organization was named Lucadeila has been scouting for were made possible for Ypsiianti. they know their candidates and Regional Vice-president of M.U.C.C. craft, and vocational information from Grand Rapids. 20th. supper Saturday afternoon, June 21 the Chicago Cub* for eight years Attending graduation with Mr. on how to become a policewoman. Oh, yes, thsr# srs still honest have an immediate interest in what at the Bertha Brock Park, Ionia Members attending the Tuesday Plan Church School Picnic happens right close to home. On a and has conducted many try out Runciman were his wife, and their Cook books, garden books, me- folks in this good eld USA. Michigan. Miss Thalia Cox, of night meeting •will have an oppor- camps. Many outstanding major family, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mapes chanics handbooks, and boat build- * * * The Methodist Women's Society federal level, they read the head- Parmeter Road, Ionia, who is a tunity to see the first showing of league players have been dis- and Mr. and Mrs. C.' H. Runciman. ing books have been in great de- in thsss busy days when we are of Christian Service win honor the lines and take an interest in what shut-in, will be guest of honor. All pictures taken by Norton Avery on covered through a try out camp A. mand. living so fast we scarcely have time children of the churcu school at a goes on in Washington, D. C. Interested persons are welcome. his recent trip. All out-door fans, Meanwhile, the state government is such as this. The sole purpose of Signs have been erected at each for the important things and hol- picnic at the church on Friday, For transportation or any other in- and those Interested in photog- the neglected middle ground be- this camp Is to uncover any play- stop giving the day and hour at idays to some folks mean just an- June 20, at one o'clock. formation please call Mrs. Ashby, raphy ahd nature pictures, are in- Plan Outdoor Service tween these two." ers that might have major league which the bookmobile will stop other day to spend in sports, travel, All children and their mothers GL-49217 or Miss Bernadine Fried- vited to attend this meeting of the possibilities. Also to give all play- Musical Program at each week during the summer. The or Just spend. Thers is one birth- are cordially invited, bringing table rick. 88012. Sportamen's Club. An interesting bookmobiles will reach every town- day We should not forget—cver^- service and a picnic dinner. meeting, good entertainment, and ers In and around your community Snow Metfli. Church Next meeting of the American an opportunity to show his abil- ship which Is not served by a June 14, the birthday of our coun- The film "Rolling Stones" will be refreshments are -planed. branch of the Kent County Library. try's flag. This date was declared shown in the afternoon and regis- Approved by COHNCH Legion will be held June 23. at 8:00 ity. Any boy who feels that he The M. Y. F. group is planning an o'clock in the Legion club rooms. outdoor service to be held at Snow by the Continental Congress in trations will be received for Vaca- Five building permits were ap- has the ability, desire and deter- 1777. tion Bible School. HoroM Moxsoa Aworded mination to make good, will be Methodist Church next Sunday eve Kent D.H.I.A. Testers proved by the village council at a The Perry Group of the Congre- ning at 7:30. There will be special Most of us can remember the meeting held Monday night. They B. S. Degree Soturdoy given every chance to show what Give Free Service to pledge to our flag which reads: 1 gational Fellowship will meet Fri- music which will be featured by are: . days June 20th at 2:00 p. m. in the he can do. Norvel Reens, accordionist: Miss \AJ • frla jwaj* pledge allegiance to the Flag of the Harold (Dusty) Maxson formerly The Chicago Cubs are looking rnvmucre •viin v^owa United States and to the Republic ScMritd to Tdk ot To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker, home of Mrs. Bert Purchase. The Ethel DeKraker, marimba: and the 47x30 brick veneer dwelling at Peckham group will meet on the of Lowell was among the grad- for players at all positions. Free Victory Quartet from Grand Rap- At the last D.H.IA. testers' meet- for which it standa; one nation in- uates from Western State Teachers instructions will be given to all ing held in our office, all Kent divisible, with liberty and Justice Lowol loptist Chordi Mercer and Amity Streets; same afternoon in the home of ids often heard over WFUR, and Edward Adrians*, 12 Smith St, Mrs. George Hale. College at the commencement held players. possibly other headllners. County testers agreed to test the for att" Lowell Baptist Church has ar- last Saturday morning at which milk for any 4-H member free of Seldom is so much said In so 12x30x6 basement under house aad A public address system is being ranged for three of God'a men-of- Friendship Night for the twelve time he was awarded his Bschelor charge. This is a fine service of- fsw words. the-hour to speak at meetings here /emodel; American Legion Post used which will make it possible to • • • Don KeUey, 116 S. Washington, other Kent County Eastern Star of Science Degree. sit in cars and hear the program, fered by the testers and we feel 4-H this week end. Chapters wUl.be held at the Ma- Elects New Officers members with dairy cattle in pro- An intsrssting sdition of the Dr. David Otis Fuller, radio 20x20 garage; Harold graduated from Lowell also seats will be provided for those Lowell Journal of the date June sonic Temple Thursday evening, high school with the class of '45 who wish. If the weather is not duction should take advantage of speaker, win be at the church Lee Keech, 804 N. Monroe, 14x20 At the regular meeting of Clark- this offer. 11. 1879, wss brought to this office Thursday and Friday evenings at ferage; June 19th, at eight o'clock, with and has served In the Army in Ellis Post American Legion held suitable for outside service >the pro- last week by Mrs. Maude Seeger. Cyclamen as hostess. Austria and Korea, returning with gram will be given in the church. We offer a special premium at 7:30. Representatives of the Chris- S. J. Ayree, 1014 N. Hudson, 9x12 last week the following officers our 4-H fair for animals with lao- The newspaper In »t» 15th year was tian Service Brigade will be speak- frame and brick construction bed- his discharge last July. He has were elected: All churches are Invited to join published weekly at the subscrip- The annual picnic of the Con- signed a contract to teach at tatlon records. Cell any of theae ing Saturday night at 7:00 and a room addition. Commander, Louis Klngsley; Ist with this group to make the eve- testers: M. J. Rambadt, Kent City, tion rate of 11-80 a year, and con- gregational Women's Fellowship Northport this coming school year. ning enjoyable to all. film, "Boys on Trial" will be shown. vice commander, John Phelps; 2nd phone Casnovla 2575; Floyd Foster, tained four S-column pages. The Sunday morning at 11:00 and eve- will be held at the parish house on Msxson's mother, Mrs. Rosalie I Greai Seal of Michigan waa pic- Yergennes 4-H Club Friday, June 27th at one o'clock. vice commander, Roman Maloney; Alto phone 2550; Clayton Heffron, ning at 7:30, Dr. Wm. Pardee, pro- Young and brother David, attended Michigan Sheep Owners Beldlng, phone Grattan 272; Art tured In the heading and the words fessor at the Baptist Theological Please bring service, sandwiches, the commencement Saturday, and chaplain, John Zoodsma; historian Vergennes Boosters 4-H Club met Gerald Rollins; finance officer, Rosenberger, Rockford, phone 'dum vivlmus, vivamus", (while we Seminary will be speaking. for their third meeting of the sum. and a dish to pass. stayed over the week end and Reducc Loss from Dogs |ive, let us live) was Included In Lawrence Armstrong; Sergeant-at- Rockford 71462; Lawrence Van- Everyone is Invited to an of these mer at the Grange Hail June 18. helped Mr. and Mrs. Maxson cel- Laan, Caledonia, phone Dutton 3149 phe heading. services. Ada Masonic Lodge will sponsor arms, Ed Lyons. Michigan sheep raisers have de- Delicious refreshments were served a dance at Egypt Grange, Saturday ebrate their second wedding anni- Of course you should remember on Only a ftw of the names In the by Asahiel Fairchiids. versary Tuesday. veloped three methods of reducing )usiness directory which fills the June 28, with Gordon Kreiser's or- losses from dogs, according to transfer of animals these registra- Potter-Taylor Reunion A committee of Mrs. Sam Ryder chestra. Round and square dances, Sixth Grade Receives tion papers should be dated prior to [irst column are familiar to most and Marian Fuss was appointed to M. BERRY GRADUATES Graydon Blank, Michigan State |if the Residents of Lowell today, singing caller. Everyone welcome. Letter of Thanks from College animal husbandman and July 1 to be eligible to be shown Well Attended Sunday select a record player for recrea- FROM U. F. ENGINEERING for the added premium at the 4-H the news Hems is a report tional purposes. At our next meet- Admission 7Sc. c8 sheep specialist. the damage by frost: a story of The 29th annual Potter-Taylor Mary Free Bed Guild fair. ^ ing June 27, we have decided to go The Showboat Garden Club will Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Berry of Some sheep raisers put bells on state band tournament at Port fainily reunion was held Sunday, Lowell sixth graders and their several animals. Others run one swimming at Bostwick Lake and tour the Thomas Johnson rose Gainesville. Fla., are spending WOLVERINE 4-H CLUII [where the Lowell band June 18 at Faliasburg Park with teacher, Arlene Glaus, recently or more goats with the flock. The return to the Grange Hall for a gardens at Lake Odessa, meeting three weeks with her parents, Mr. home their share of the some 89 present. The usual pot- made a gift to Mary Free Bed third practice is running a cow The third meeting of the Woiver- short business meeting. The Fran- at Richards Park at 1:30 on Tues- and Mrs. Carl Freyermuth and announcement of horse luck dinner was served and Ice ciscos will serve the next meeting. other relatives before going to Guild, and because the 'thank you' and her calf with the sheep flock. ine 4-H'rs wss held at the Ver- coming of Forepsugh's Cir- day, June 24th. cream and bingo enjoyed., Geraldine Ryder, Reporter. Daytona Beach, Fla. where Mr. letter did not arrive before school Apparently a cow Is more willing gennes Town Hall on June 4, 1952. expeeting the Flat river drive, Officers elected for the coming It^was an outdoor meeting. The Merriman Community Farm Berry wiU be employed by Brlley was out we are printing a copy of to stand her ground when a dog en- man severely injured in a run- year were: president, Eddie-B. Pot- Gordon Wilcox joined our club. Group will meet Friday of this & Wild Associates after being the letter so that all the class may ters a pasture. Blank reports. ter; vice president, Carl Taylor; Lowell Extension class Dog losses are always a prob- He will take crops and his horse. week In the home of Mr. and Mrs. graduated June 9th from the En- read it. The letter follows: on Atoms says: "Now! ths secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Ralph lem for sheep owners. Blank sug- We talked about meeting at the The Lowell Extension (Day E. H. Roth. gineering Dapt. of the University "How lovely of you to think of ^ime when ths fsrmsr is In s Wheaton. gests calling this problem to the at- member's homes Instead of at the Group) met at the home of Mis. of Florida. His mother, Mrs. Lee our boys and girls here in the jrsst hurry to cultivsts thst corn It was voted to meet at the same tention of dog owners, since keep- hall> then we could look at the Don Dickerson for the June meet- June meeting of the Past Noble Waldo of Grand Ledge went by Home, st this time of year when fisld, slong comes ths psthmsstsr place and time, the third Sunday ing dogs at home should be the member's projects. Cooking book* >nd mskss him hiul straw." ing with- eight members and one Grand club will be held Monday, plane to attend the graduating ex- you are preparing to leave school in June. owner's rosponsibility. No practice lets were also handed out. * * * visitor present. June 23 at the home of Mrs. Mil- ercises, returning with them. for the sumnvr and go on a happy For our next meeting, June 1^ Mrs. Ralph Wheaton, Sec'y. dred Potter. can guarantee to keep dogs from JesU, jaba snd Jibss, Just After a delicious potluck lunch- vacation. Or at least, enjoy your killing sheep, he says. we will meet at the home of Mra, Jeff: It takes only a little Jack eon the business meeting was held LOCAL SPONSORS SEND PREPARATIONS COMPLETED BIRTHS release from books and study for Olln. The girls will meet separ> lift a car, but a lot of Jack of followed by the lesson on flower a month or so. ately for their cooking Instruction, tf up. ... A Lowell man saya YOUTHS TO BOT8 STATE arrangement given by our leader, FOR DINNER AND FESTIVAL TURKEYS KILLED IV DOGS To Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Eyke, "This ten dollars is going to go IN HOWARD KRUM FLOCKS with Mrs. Olln. Boys will meat as learned that most of the Mra S. Draper. With the exception of setting up Jr.. of Lansing, at Sparrow hospital with Mr. Goldner. blocks complained at are The boys from this community for something the children want, chosen for Boya' Stale at Tensing Bessie Clarke, secretary. Ihe bis lent, cooking the chicken May 28, n 6 lb. 11 tu. boy, Clinton and which they might not other- Conservation ofticers are invesn- Susan MoPherson, under bats. ... If you don't and a few other necessary last day William m. gating turkey losses on the Howard Press Reporter. /e In co-operation, look vhat this week are, Bruie Clemens and wise have had, and we are grateful Donald Bergy of Lowell and Rob- MARRIAGE LICENSES details, everything is now ready for Krum farm on Vergennes Road. It ens to the wagon when a to you for it. MOOSE DANCE ert Tusch of Ada. St. Edwards, Lake Odessa, annual The proprietor of a snooty hotel Is reported that dogs have been In- al drops off. ... In these days .William L McCarthy, 22, Ada; almost wore out his finger pushing "We send you all good wishes This outing was made possible by fesUval this coming Sunday, June vading the flock and that a large NEXT SATURDAY political confusion it is hard to Dorothy E. Alexander, 22. Lowell. 22nd. an elevator button. When the el- for a splendid vacation, along with number of young turkeys have whether to be a republican local sponsors, Lowell Board of William L. Stephens. 26, Lowell; The Lowell Moose will sponsor a evator finally arrived, the boss said our 'warmest' thanks for your been killed. Wednesday morning dance next Saturday evening start- go to the poor house, or be a Trade, Rotary Club and American Helen P. Schlesinger, 21, Lansing. SALE to the boy: "Where were you?" thoughtfulness of these afflicted Legion. Mr. Krum found seventeen had ing at ten o'clock, at their hall, and and help build them. . . . "Where," was the sensible retort, ones here." been slain during the night. The anyway, register and vote. More than a million cows are on will hold a dance each alternate Our regular $60 range of all-wool "can you go In an elevator?" poults are good size, weighing from Saturday night throughout the sen- mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnm Good pasture can save feed for test In dairy herd improvement as- gabardine and worsted suits, now What makes cowards of most of six to eight pounds each, and Mr. raising pullets. sociations In the United States. son. Good music and a good Want Ada bring results. 148. Six other ranges too. Coons. For results try a Ledger want ad. us Is age. Krum is suffering a keen loss. assured. m — r — II .... • "**1*

left Tuesday and returned home Soufh lowefl R. E, Springett left Thursday to Thursday. While at camp they attend his class reunion in Ann THE LOWELL LEDQER, LOWELL, MICH.. JUNE II, IM2 F fatv Cemen toured the Old Mission, the Light Local Happenmgt Arbor. He spent the week end Mlaa Belle Toung Mrs. Wahlon Bataa House and the cherry orchards. Miss Agnas Parry with his son Thurston and family DavM called te see Mra. Clare "INIIDi STOHV OF Sunday guests of Mr. andTlrs. Phone tl In Detroit and they 'jttended th^ 2 THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICH^ JUNK II, 1*8 WHlTMfTVlUE Kreba and new daughter at Butter- JACKSON PRISON RIOT The Bwaet Community Farm Alvln Wells were Mr. and Mra. Elsenhower speech Saturday eve- Mra. Vera Heldrlck Is staying at worth hhospita l Sunday afternoon. Harry Carlson, Norma Black, Nina Tuesday of last week Mrs. Geo the home of her son Erwin and Douym Bureau met Tuesday, June 10th at Mrs. Chas. Radford, Mra. Geo. alag. Mr. and Mra. Albert MacCleary Rand the amaelng, Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prys Hale entertained the Auxiliary of wife since her return from the about bow a prlaoner, to < the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Hale and Mrs. Bert Purchase at Mrs L W. Rutherford, Mrs. E, THE LOWELL LEDGER and family of Birmingham. Mich., and family all of Orand Rapids the United Commercial Travelers. hospital where her knee was placed Wttf UUMI A ter** crowd attaatod the Bnow •fork Shower eravfng tor attention,! Wleland Mrs. Lloyd Dennle was tended the General O. E. S. Past H. Roth, Mrs. S. R. Crabb and Mi ALTO SOLO capsd on Mr. Henry Klahn and and their son John Prys who was Local ladles attending were Mrs Matrons one o'clock luncheon and In a cast. MRE_MELVL^^URT^_^_ W. 8. C. 8. supper Wednesday eve- rTanrifl prtaon rtbeillon at co-hostess. Mrs Albert Duell attended a at Mra. Gaorga Kreba uuisi isJswi Hmffer home Saturday af- recently discharged from the Navy. Howard Clack. Mra. Richard Us- meeting Wednesday in Ada. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fahrnl are Double Celebration Le«fn flfele Verfffr ning at the hall. The ladles will with a stork shower for Mrs. Clare ternoon. R«ad "The BOM af Bleak 18" by Sunday callers at the Harold luncheon meeting of the Daugh- m BrmOwAT. UmnO. Mlrtrtf KaterM Pasals Authority DavM Dreaalar, in Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Wleland, ter, Mra. Ray Amburn and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Valda Chaterdon announcing the birth of a 6 lb. mk *ortctBc* at LmnU. Mlehtcaa. u •*- Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green Surprises Bailards In Camp Trip Conte*t not sarve suppers In July and Kreba Tuesday evening. Fourteen Mr. and Mrs. Ivan K. Blough Rittenger home were Mrs. Myrtle ters of the American Revolution at daughter, JoAnn, on June 15 In ma cum lUtttr. August. were supper guests at the Ray this SundayV (June ») tawae of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wleland and Glenn Swift. and Phyllis attended the wedding spent last week with their son and Plana to have a contest Jn the ladles were present After several Taylor of Lake Odessa, Mr. and Green Ridge Country Club laat Blodgett hospital. DM Lowall IMgw, JQM, family of Ann Arbor. Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Ballard had Dinner guetta Friday of Mr. and games and contests the guest of Barber home Friday evening in The New Color Gravurt American Mra. Harold Toder and family, Mr. Mr. and Mrs Rudy Wlttenbaeh Mrs. Jessie Rathbun visited of her niece. Miss Barbara Cum Thursday. am; Tin Alt* 00)0, wt*bttifco4 Jmouxtj local church to earn a trip to the John Alderlnk, Roy Gelger, Don Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Huver and planned to go away for dinner Mrs. Claude Cola were Mrs. Ken- honor opened her ueeful and dainty honor of James Barber's birthday. Weekly, exclusively with The De- and Mrs. Forrest Nash and son were among the guests attending friends In Sebewa over the week mlngs and Mr. Earl Copelan Sat- Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Day of Port- IBM. OsMomatcd wttfe Uo Udf« JOM last Sunday, but when they came U. B. Camp at Bunfleld wm start neth Ingersoll and children and troit Sunday Times. the Silver Wedding anniversary of Wasslnk and Ronald Metternick 1917. n* Low* 11 Jonnal MMfclUhtd 1M4 family attended a family reunion gifts. Delicious lunch was served Phillip of Ionia and Mr. and Mra. end, ^ and attended a school re- urday afternoon In Lansing. land, Ore., spent the week end at home after church they found they next Sunday. Children from f, Mra. Loyal Aldrlch of Kalamaaoo. Mr. aad Mrs. Lester Place. union. are vacationing this week at a boy's OoofoiVUtM wiu> Um U4|tr DtMBbw Sunday at Green Lake. by the hostess. The world stands aside to let Rudy Wlttenbaeh. The Rev. David F. Warner sup- the homes of Mrs. Clarence Mc- camp at Allegan. is. im. had company. Their children and through 12 yeara learning the most Cecilia Vincent of Hastings and Chickens need large amounts of Mr. and Mrs. Byron Green of Rev. and Mrs. Bethuln and Rev. anyone pass who knows where he A surprise party was given Mr. Mrs. Raglln of Lyons is visiting Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. plied the pulpits of the Saranac Intyre and Mr and Mrs. Emerson tt. O. JefferiM, Btttor 4 PubUaher other relatives were busy getting Bible Verses will be aponsorad by Alden Cole and children, Mary fresh water during warm weather. her daughter, Mrs. Rudy Wltten- Henry Wylle of Escanaba visited Ann Arbor and Mr. and Mrs. Ai^ the Sunday School, 8 in all. Young- and Mrs. Kimble were Sunday din- Is going. and Mrs. Lester Place Sunday in George Hale were Mr. and Mrs. Community Church and the Easton Stevens. They also called on Umtv MKhitaa Pnm AJOOCUUOO the dinner ready as a surprise to Lou and Tommy of East Lansing. baeh. Lloyd Hale of Oak Park, III., Mr. relatives here over the week end. thur Crcen were Sunday dinner er children will be given priiea. Mary Lou and Tommy remained ner guests at the Francis Shaffer their home In honor of their 26th Methodist church last Sunday. friends In Saranac, Elmdale and Mrs. Mildred Wlttenbaeh and SUBSCRIPTION RATES guests of Mr. said Mrs. Fred Mc- honor them on their Mth wedding wedding ahnlversary. A beautiful- The George and Walter Wlelands and Mrs. Orra Hale of Muskegon Big Rapids. for annlveraary, which was June 14, They will start with the "Ten with their grandparents until Tues- home. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Brlggs of Mra. June Fahrnl attended O. E. S. To all aubacrlbers receiving their Donald. Commandments". All children not ly decorated anniversary cake. Ice called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heights, Mrs. Rose Hale of Rodney Chicago came Monday to visit his Mrs. E E. Marshall and two Friendship Night In Beldlng Tues- and Fathers Day, too. day. 'Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder were Kropf of Murray Lake, Sunday. mall from Po»t Office* In Kent Mrs Pat Hoffman spent Sunday attending other churches are wel- Mr. and Mra. Seymour Hesche Saturday evening visitors at the cream and punch were served. and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bryant and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry N. grandsons returned Sunday eve- day evening. and Ionia counties, $2.00 per year. with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman There were two big tables set come. Sunday School at 10 a. m., and son Bruce accompanied by Seese-McNaughton home. On Sun- NcMARHID'S RON ft HETAL Ruth Wells, Dorothy Wltten- Marie Wleland was In Detroit children of Lansing. Brlggs. On Monday evening they ning from their western trip. They Thomas Warner and Miss De- summer 1 Sunday to see the double-header All others $3.50 per year. of Grand Rapids. outside with 38 there for dinner, church at 11:00. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sllcox cf Alto day Mr. and Mrs. Ral Nelson, Mrs. baeh and Mrs. Fred Dalstra ac- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller and called on Mr. and Mrs. Chris report extreme heat In Kansas and lores Conner were married Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald, including Mrs. Ballard's father, attended the wedding In Lansing Perry Berkey, Mrs. Alva Nelson of Pkont 379F11 S334 Segwun Ave., SE. Lowel oompanied Mrs. Harold Aldrlch to between the Detroit Tigers and the little son of Grand Rapids spent Kropf near Murray Lake, and Nebraska especially, and the high- day. June 14th and will reside at Mrs. Mary Stlnton and Vrs. Melvln Albert Baldwin, brother Bud Bald- Cloverdale Garden Club of their neice Miss Barbara Cum- Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Boulard of the Farm Bureau Women's camp Washington Senators. Fathers Day with her parents, Mr. Tuesday they visited Mr. and Mrs. est temperature In Colorado since WatervUIs. win, sister Mrs. Marie Nelson of mlcgs and Csu-l Coplln Saturday Rosebush, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. John Buyers of All Kinds of Iron and held at the 4-H lod|ce at Twin and Mrs. John Fahrnl. 1887. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fahrnl and smartness felG CAR RACES AT Court were Friday evening callers A rxtR BCCHANODCCHANOa WO LunXRT- Hilton Brlggs In Grand Rapids. 0W0880 MOTOR SPEEDWAY Of Mr, and Mrs. Will Mullen of Newaygo, brother James Baldwin Plans Helpful Meetings afternoon. Eash, Mra. Polly Eash and Mr. and Lakes near Traverse City. They Try vsai aft. Mr. John Quarton of Hillsdale The Lowell folks who winter at Mr. and Mrs. Clair Bryant and Carol had Sunday dinner with the and family, and Mrs. Dorothy Ker- spent the week end with his daugh- tWo children of Lansing were week Bert McCall family at Lake Odessa. Segwun. The Cloverdale Organic Farm Bhernan Reynolds waa honor Mrs. Carlos Se%se were callers. Metal Eustls, Fla., sixteen In number, en- There will be another sensational wln and Lavlere Nelson of Grand ter, Mrs. J. W. Trumble and fam- end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tucker en- Lester Dawson and family of and Garden Club met With Dr. guest at a Father's Day dinner j Mr. and Mrs. Bert Terpstra and Joyed a carry-In one o'clock dinner Gold Crown big car race at the Rapids, Lorraine Nelson, Battle given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ily. Mrs, George Hale. Their Infant tertained with a family dinner Owosso Motor Speedway, on Sun- Clarksvllle were Sunday callers of and Mrs. Wm. "Cllis last Sunday family were Wednesday dinner USED FARM EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS, JUNK at Faliasburg Park last week Fathers Day. Creek, Ilah and Art Hooper, Caro- Alex Robertson and son of Cas- guests at the Mlshler-Nash home. Mrs. Florence Whitfield, Mr. and Thursday. daughter was baptized at the Con- day afternoon, June 22; when the Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald. afternoon with a potluck dinner. CARS. FURNACES, BATTERIES, ETC. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bustance, Jr., $2.98 Mr. and Mrs, Guy Monks enter- lyn Erb and Mr. and Mrs. Loren cade. Others present were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough called at Mrs. Harold Botung and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Laux and gregational Church Sunday morn- speed kings of the dirt tracks will There was a good crowd out, some Mra. C. E. Snyder and Ion of Kala- and family of Grand Rapids called tained for Father's Day their chil- Gray and son of Clarksvllle, Mr. the Stephen Miller home Wednes- COMMODORES and Bob Carew were dinner guests Carol and Mr. and Mrs. William ing, wearing the dress her grand- again assemble to try to lower the from a distance. The next meet- mazoo, Mrs. Reynolds and Mr. and Pkk Up Service M J. IdcDIurmtd of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Brown on their cousins, the Youngs, Sun- Visor Copt __ $1.00 dren and grandchildren. Other and Mrs. Wm. Chorley of Sara- day afternoon. BVB ALL-B AND Laux were Fathers Day guests of mother Hale wore on the occasion day p. m. world's record at the local track. ing will be held JAy 18 at 1:80 Mrs. John Blandlng and daughter. Sunday to honor their daughter of her christening. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Nell nac and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Shaw p. m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. John Kreba and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young In Bat- A number of local children are Last month the boys put on a and daughters of Lansing, besides Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Cole and Barbara's first birthday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gumser, Mr. terrific race and came close to Wolfert, Mrs. MUes Monks and John VanderWerf (Carl Graham daughters attended a Father's Day tle Creek. attending Vacation Bible School at James Monks of Saranac. the Bailards daughters and famil- Mr. and Mrs. James Dodds of Mrs. Howard Krum and Mrs. Er- and Mrs. Charles White and Miss the Bowne Mrnnonlte church. breaking the present record. There Farm). Anyone Interested In this dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clearwater, Fla., are visiting his Mr. and Mrs. Jsck Horton of ies and Royle. They received some method of farming and gardening nest R. Roth visited their sisters, Phyllis Thellen from Lowell at- wera twenty-two cars on hand and Don Wright of Dowllng given In sister, Mrs. Hattle Walker. Mr tended the wedding at Perry Sat- they put on a race that will never Florida and Mrs. Lydla Leroy of lovely gifta and all had such a is welcome to attend. Potluck din- honor of the ladles' father, Mr. A. Jessie and Ina O'Harrow in De- Mr. and Mrs. Don Truesdell and Saturday callers of good time together It will be a and Mra. Gene Covey of Orand troit several days of last week. urday evening of Mr. Ronald Rich- son Donnte of Owosso were supper The mosl wonderful collection of summer be forgotten by those who were Saranac were ner, bring your own table aervlce. J. Porrltt of Bowne Center. Rapids were Friday evening cal- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Monks. day long to be remembered. They Mr .and Mra. Sherman Reynolds LEONARD The Lowell Past Matrons met In mond, assistant Agricultural teach- guests at the Edwin Y. Marshall fortunate enough to see It. Make reservations by calling Mrs. lers, and Sunday callers were Mr. )ialter$ and mid-riffs. Fluffy terry, piques, and were truly "King and (jueen for VanderWerf, Alto 2884 by Friday accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ralph the home of Mrs. E. H. Roth for er of Lowell High. home Sunday. the day. Brown to Grand Haven Saturday- and Mrs Ralph Dodds and Mrs. a one o'clock carry-In dinner Weds the 11th in order to have sufficient Gertrude Dodds of Saranac. Mr. many otiier washable fabrics to choose from. tables. afternoon where they attended the nesday. Vacation Bible School wedding of their nephew Wilbur and Mrs. Eugene Hanna of Lan- Mr and Mrs. Harry Chaffee and There's a separate to match your costume mood. Vacation Bible School started Busy Home-makers 4-H G. Walker to Mlsa Dorothy Bouch- sing and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert son of Lansing were dinner guests NEED MONEY m this Monday morning at the Alaska ers. Courier of Grand Rapids. on Father's Day at the Chaffee- nnssuRGH BARNHIDE Many, many colors. Baptist Church 9 to 11:90 A. M. Mrs. Lyle Patterson had her 4-H Douglas Antonldes returned Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Clack and Gooren home. In the evening Ver- It will close this Friday evening girls Busy Homemakers for their urday evening from a trip through children are spending this week in non Chaffee ot Grand Rapids SEE US! at 8 p. m. with a program. ISvery- 2nd lesson Monday. First year girls the Upper Peninsula with a group Fort Wayne. OK \ called on his grandfather, Tom one welcome. preparing taked apples and 2nd of F. F. A. boys and their teacher Mrs. Lillian Humphrey of Cal- Chaffee. BARN ...for quick, cash loansl Now you csn have as long as 24 year girls made an unusual and from Lowell high school. ifornia la visiting her daughter, Mrs. Gerald Clark and Miss Reva months to flsy. Whitneyville Grange attractive vegetable dish. Lyle and Mrs. Bernard Storm of Tucson 240,000 nut MLS. Mrs. Bry^ Condon. Joy Watterson of Cascade left on Consolidate your msny small bills into one. Mske one small and Mrs. Charlco Dennett of Cas- 1 The Whitneyville Grange will the Busy Beavers had their first Mrs. Florence Whitfield visited Wednesday for Hawaii where they PAINT monthly paymsnt meet this Saturday evening, begin- meeting on Tuesday evening. cade called on Mr. and Mrs. S. P. her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Cowles in will attend the University of Ha- ning with a potluck supper at 7:30. Reynods Thursday forenoon. Beldlng several days of last week. waii this summer for a six weeks Miss Frances Balke, Thomas Mr. and Mra. John Blandlng and CKM to Mkhigcn "CASH WHEN YOU NEED IT" Mrs. Anna Yardley attended the term. Sympathy of Whitneyville neigh- Balke of Grand Rapids and Carlos daughter were supper'guests Sun- Trlll-Rldgeway family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Don Llnd and boys bors is extended to the family of Shlroda of Detroit were Sunday day evening of his parents, Mr. Faliasburg Park Sunday. were Saturday evening visitors at R. D. Hutchinson who passed afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Dan Blandlng of Ionia. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starbard the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hopp LOWELL LOAN CO. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Austin and tftry day! PHONE 666 away suddenly Saturday morning L. M. Douglass. f called on his son Melvin near Lake In Grand Rapids. at his home. Funeral services art family and Mr. and Mrs. James ^ The 'pletture if til yooii" when yoa slip into colorful, iTrs. C. A. Simpson of Grand Howard Rittenger, Mgr. 210 West Main 81 Mr and Mrs. Harold Parrjsh and Hall and family of Bostwick Lake Odessa, Sunday. being held this afternoon at Cross- family were Sunday evening lunch comfortable Cormncdort Casuals. Fine fitting fabric upper* Mr. and Mrs. Hollls Brlllhart en- Rapids and brother, Avery Trade- called on their cousins Mr. and well of San Diego, Calif., called on Miller Home of Caledonia with guests of Mr .and Mrs Earl Par- Mrs. Raymond Hesche Sunday aft- tertained their parents on Fathers burial in Whitneyville cemetery. are VULCANIZED to •priofjr rubber tofee: Buoyant Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Simpson Sat- riah and family of Rockford. ernoon. Day. His parents are Mr. and A SUPER Bom Paint Harry Proctor of Grand Rapids Mrs. Clayton Brlllhart of Grand urday. Mr .and Mrs. Lyle Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Cantrell .Duo-Texture platforms keep you stepping easily ell day long] Mr. and Mrs. Victor Thomas of was a Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Raymond called on Mr. and Mrs. of Lansing were Sunday visitors of Rapids and her parents, Mr. and Addic Campbell end Mrs. Lena Mrs. George Fonger. Sandra Fon- Flint were week end guests of his Designed especially for use on old, weathered Henry Cooley and Marvin Sunday their cousins, Mr .and Mrs. Sey- In styles for man or wocwa 111 and they're tcrubbftble: brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Can with Confidence! Wood. afternoon. mour Hesche. ger was also a gueSt. surfaces and over old, dried-out paint. Dries We were sorry to learn that Mrs. Mrs. John Thomas at their cottage Miss Blanche Ireland of Dowa- Mrs. Louie Seeley is convalescing Monday evening dinner guests of near Blteley. Cora Miller w%s taken to Blodgett In Osteopathic hospital where ahe It's true — through a complicated pipe- Mrs. F. A. Gould were Mr. and uniformly to smooth even finish, has excellent glac visited her brother Roy and ^ 100,1 T" RED BALL t.A.. »*.> Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Brlggs and DEMAND hospital Saturday night following wife this week-end . They called | underwent surgery last Saturday. line system, every day Leonard Refineries bring to Mrs W. A. Roth and Mr. and Mrs. daughter called on their parents, color holding, is resistant to mildew, and has Bros —$1.00 up Soior Hots — a bad heart attack. Her daughters Mrs. Glenn Rykert and Mrs. Mer- Orloe Gwatkln. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Brlggs and on Jack Rockefellow Sunday aft- rill Champion arrived home Mon- Mkhigap 240,000 gals, (gallons) of crude oil low dirt collection. For real durability always are with her all the time. No other ernoon U. A. Hawk attended the U. S. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kropf on visitors are allowed. We hope she day from their trip to Georgia from die vast Texas and Oklahoma oil fields. This MEN'S WOMEN'S •OYS' W. V. 49th annual encampment Fathers Day. ask for Barnhide Barn Paint BALL LIDS will soon be Improving, Callers at the Krum-Cook home where they took Mrs. Lloyd De- this week were Mrs. Loulae Oolby, etude oil is refined in Alma, die home Sunday, in Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Bovee and Mr. and Mrs. John VanderWerf, Vormer and son to join her hus- Mr. and Mrs. Douglas LaDue and children spent the week end with Mr .and Mrs. John Hulzenga and band at camp. an POSITIVE Mary and Michael Patterson at- Lavonne o f Caledonia, Kathryn of Leonard X-tane, to become the finest children and Mrs. Bessie Kyser her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis tended a get-to-gether at Eagle Cook waa a Wednesday night and gasoline in Michigan. spent Sunday with Mrs. Mable La- Hazelswerdt in Chelsea and at- Crest on Lake Michigan Sunday Thursday guest and Donald was Due in Ionia. tended a reception for her step- evening at the cottage of Rev. and Moseley-Murroy Lake loMklttTsEAl a Saturday night gupat of their Mrs. Eva Engle Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pletcher, brother who was a graduate of St. Mrs. Doak of Elmhurst, N. T., Johns Military Academy in Del- grandma ~ Cook. Galen and Patty attended the Lyle GEE'S honoring their father, Dr. and afleld. Wis. Mrs. Mart Postma attended her Mrs. Blanch Francisco accom- Ladies' White reunion Sunday at Bertha Brock IL u wtTN• ifcii^k ifinpn * Mrs. Seth VanderWerf of Holland panied her aon Lee and wife on Park. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swarthout of Only IAU JITS Come with WW LMs and called on Mrs. V's parents, Bunco Club at Mrs. Curol Ball's Detroit called on Miss Katherine Wednesday afternoon and Mr. and their vcatlon trip to Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Collins and Mr .and Mrs. John Kornoelje for Rosle, Mrs. Ruth Gaunt, Mr. and Mason Friday of last week. Mrs. Postma and Debbie enjoyed Canada last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Holllnger of Father's. Day Phil Sayles and wife whose home Mrs. Duke Thomet and children Pfc. Donald Rowland, M. P. and picnic supper with Mr .and Mrs. San Bernadlno, Calif., were guests Arnie Kruiezer and family at La- is near Clearwater, Fla., are spend- and the Rex Collins family met at wife of Kansas City, are spending the home of ^r. and Mrs. Robert of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Houseman Joyce Batea and cousin Carolyn ing some time with Mr. and Mra several days of last week. a few days with his ps^ents, Mr. McCormlck In Ada to observe and Mrs. John Rowland. Forward of Alto spent several days Gordon Frost. Mr. Sayles under- Carroll Kyser and family of Wy- WITH A DESIGN last week with Grandpa and Grand- went an operation at Mayo Bros, Fathers Day Saturday evening. andotte spent Fathers Day -W'lth TELEVISION SERVICE Mrs. Walter Clark and Mrs. Jen transporting the crude oil instead of Diane Althaus haa been quite ill the Wllllums were Sunday supper ma Bates In Grand Rapids. hospital In Minnesota recently. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Kyser. \ FOR FLATTERY L. J. McCaul's father. Urban Mc- Mr. snd Mrs. Earl Kropf and die refined gasoline is Leonard's way the past week, but la slowly im- QUALIFIED SERVICE MAN WITH ALL THE guests of Mr .and Mrs. Ehner proving. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arndt Vnd Llskey and family In Grand Rap-i Caul of Grand Rapids Is real sick Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kropf and of guaranteeing fresh gasoline, with two children ofTSrand Rapids we>e Sea oor new group of twiaiwfra and in Butterworth Hospital. daughter spent Tuesday evening at Mrs. Edith Vos and Kittle Char- dinner guests of her parents, Mr. NECESSARY EQUIPMENT Ids. all the pick-up-and-go molecules les spent Sunday evening with the and love them for ftie wof Mrs. Wm Kuntz attended a wed- Mrs. John Knun attended the the Dell Ford home. gasoline and Mrs. Frank MacTavish on Eastern Star Breakfast at Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ford, Mr. waiting to be used. Harley Lawyer family In Cascade. Fathers Day. for the June Bride each and every one adi up to r ding of a cousin at South Bend, •• i* Mi i fi i-i • .• ^ ^ NO CALL OVER $5.75 Thursday A. M. as guest of Mrs. and Mrs. Lloyd Ford spent Sunday Mrs. Rosella Yelter and Mrs. The Rev. and Mrs. Roy Mumau P' cny n\junr*\} on rT>% Ind., Saturday returning home Sam Yelter spent Friday and part George Lane. at the Orrln Ford home. HILL'S SHOE STORE of the Nazarene Church left on beach. Prices ore right, too. Sunday evening. Mrs. R. Postma and son John of Saturday In Traverse City as AH Work Guaranteed Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Brlggs and Monday to attend the General As- mar Park Saturday evening. were Sunday dinner guests of Mart FOOTWEAR FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert sembly which meets every four Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aldrlch daughter of Grand Rapids, Mr. Postma and family. Zona Is on a and Mrs. Gene Kropf were Sunday Yelter at their new eating estab- years, this year In Kansas City, Mo. and family entertained her father trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Postma lishment "The Pinestead" on East Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Hlmebaugh Authorized Admiral, Phiico, Motorola Leroy Thomas of Cascade and callers at the Chris Kropf home. were afternoon callers. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pratt and son Traverse Bay. were entertained on Fathers Day and Emerson Dealer sister Naomi Thomas of Grand Mr. and Mrs. Don Bates called VIC'S AUTO SERVICE by the Harold Himebaughs. Robert spent the week end at Port Rapids for Father's Day. They on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Batea of SRINM in VAIIW FR.R ^ n •if N I II KJAFTMW NNTFJ I NITWI* Mrs. Richard Gephart and little called on their sisters Mrs. Doro- Grand Rapids Sunday nfternoon Sheldon. onng in Tour v^ar ror v. om pi ere moror ana LiiDricanon dervice Mr aad Mrs. Walter Longcore of daughter Louise of Flint are spend- thy Clausing of Cincinnati, Ohio, and had Mr. and Mrs. Russell Scott ing this week with her parents, Mr. Alpine called on Miss June Pratt Jwn« arid* KRICK Auto & Appliance Mrs. Joe Fleece and son at the of Caledonia as supper guesK Dependable — Qualified — Reasonable Service Department For All Makes of and Mrs. Art Schneider. Judy home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Vern Aldrlch of Grand Rap- Sunday p. m, Cars And Trucks Schneider, who has been visiting S5.98 to 88.98 Phone 587 I Mile West on M21 Storey in Grand Rapids Monday Ids Is spending a few days with her Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rich and her sister in Flint, returned home • morning. son Charles and family. children of Beldlng were Sunday PHONE 238F2 834 W. Main St.. Lowell, Mich. with them. Mr. and Mrs. John Rowland and guests at the Frank Reugseger Miss Barbara Mumau who has Roger attended a party Sunday af-1 home. been attending college In Nampa. ternoon and evening at the home Ida., has returned home to spend of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Gollmer the summer vacation. She is as- of Grand Rapids, honoring Mr. and sisting In the Mich. Bell Telephone iibrandtiamp$ Mrs. Warren Rowland of Muske- office during the vacations of ths % gon. operators. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buys called Mrs. C. H. Gorte of Owosso vis- on Mr. and Mrs. James Sytsma and ited her sister, Mra. Art Schncider % Chief Operator family of Breton Rd. Sunday af- Saturday. Sunday visitom were Margaret M. Halligan (left) ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Rondal Mallery of snd Operator Mr. and Mrs. John Krum and Mr. Corunna and Mrs. John Williams & THAi nf^T i FOUOrwt W Frances Mslkiewics, o( Detroit and Mrs. Orve Kellogg of Ada at- and daughters of Grand Rapids. tended a Potluck supper and All Bill Lalley of Jacksonville. Fla., Games party at the Masonic Tem- Is visiting his mother, Mrs. John ple In Grand Rapids Saturday eve- Lalley. ning. For Our Regular $60.00 Mrs. Charles Shaw called on her Carl Graham Is coming home aunt, Mrs. Nellie Schuur In Grand from Butterworth hospital today $31.50 Rapids Sunday. Db Phone 626F21 or 289 light housework, for room and WAHTED POULTRY—Live, de- c3 tf Mrs. Ed Maloney and Mr. and guesta of Mr .and Mra Tom La- The Clerk read a letter from Gd. Trunk Western R. R.— 1.00 TRUCK FOR HIRE or trucking livered or will call for. Henry We operate the Ravenna Llveetock Sale on Monday, the Mrs. Sherman of Lowell. Robert and Delores Weaver who board. Ada phone 3836. p8 done by load or hour. Will haul LARGE AND SMALL manila en- Big Rapids Sale on Wednesday and the Fremont Stock Sale Prea. Osoeloa Refining Co 1860.18 Faae, Ada phone 72871. c5tf Delbert Morrison of Pittsburg. asked the Council for the conoea- anything. Call Beldlng 781-W. velopes for your mailing and fil- on Friday. Mlaa Kathryn Murphy of Kala- Deposit Refunds 65.00 FOR SALE—12 acres excellent al- Pa., was a Sunday afternoon guest slon rights at Recreation Park for General Electric Co 961 o46U F TOU ARE HAVING WATER ing needs at the Ledger Office. For Trucking Service call Ed. Downee, Lowell, R2, tele* maaoo, who has been visiting rela- STORY ( NAHN HARDWARE falfa and clover mixed hay. Make p30tf at the Jake Hoover home. tives and friends in thia vicinity all activities during the summer Gd. Rapids Supply 2.99 me an offer. Phone 4053 Ada. troubles, call today for complete phone 4941 Ada. and E. Cook, phone 72(K2 Ada. Bonded for season. 207 L Main St., Lowell DO YOU KNOW—You can buy 395 Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Hendricks Hayden Supply Co 8.18 Phone 611 efficient water well aervlce. We your protection. for the paat two weeka, la apendlng R^gh "dings no fun I c8 a brand new 1952 Dodge H Ton CATCH MORE FISH-Do new and family were Sunday gueata of this week with her brother-in-law It waa moved by Truatee Elzinga, Lowell Ledger - 2562 drill wells, also sell and service plaatlc files look better to hungry PlUmp and Tender Mr. and Mrs. Darrcl Hendricks at seconded by Trustee Rutherford Line Material Co. 1,096.85 ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRINO— Pickup with 6^ ft. box for ape. Orson Melle, Lowell ph. and aiater, Mr. and Mra. Frank 1164960 delivered In Lowell com- fish? Expert tells new fishing RAVENNA LIVESTOCK SALES Alto. that Robert and Delores Weaver be Allegan Bd. Public Wka 10.35 we repair harnesses, binder, com- o49tf tricks In "Bad News for Hungry Mr. and Mra. Glen Connors and Rittenger of South Lowell. bine, and baler canvaaaea; plane plete with ALL TAXFS and OUR OWN Art Steward RAVENNA. MICHIGAN J. Paul Herman Mra. Vera Yelter vlalted her prnntcd concession rights at Rec- Westlnghouse Electric Co.- 10969 Bass" —late June issue PATH- family of Saranac were Tuesday reation Park for all summer ac- General Electric Supply 82.99 «£wSS* Trim* mm* Tree will lumber, file sawa Kerekes Shoe FARM LICENSE. Other alzes SIXTY-SIX CENTS a week on Auctioneer Manager parents, Mr. and Mra Andrew in stock at comparable low FINDER MAGAZINE, now on evening guesta at the Roy Gage tivities excluding all 4-H activities. Wm. Helms Texaco Station 74.76 A Harness Shop, 1 mile east of each $25 of value will buy dla- your newsstand. Get your copy home. Sunday, Mr. and Mra.-Ar- Wright of Mama Father's Day. Yeas 6, Nays 0. Carried. mmko 0 lowoly Imwm for you Lowell on 1^-21. p-2-6 prices. We also trade and fi- mends, watches and silver at Don Johnaon, George Schooley. nance our own deals. GOULD'S of PATHFINDER today! Only thur Shores and Mrs. Roy Gage Mr. Edwards of R. R. 8, Lowell, 86642J6 Aeery Jewelers. c45tf fifteen cents. SALT PORK and Roar.ne and Terry were In and James Woodworth of West YOU CANT Dodge a cyclone. In- . GARAGE, phone 269, Lowell, Branch, who have been boarding was at the meeting and aaked the surance is your only protection. QUART MASON JARS, 50c dozen; Jackson Sunday to attend the wed- Council If the Village would spread Street: Do tWf: feed with TUKF BWIDEK, tow Your Dodge A Plymouth Dealer. IMPORTED STRAW HATS ding of Mildred Shores to Mr. at the Fred Pattiaon home, have Payrolls 5-24 and 81 | 444.40 A Lapeer policy costs little. State c8 covers, 15c a dozen at the Can- some gravel on the street on which SCOITS Seed . Whltk away weeds with Mutual Cyclone Insurance Co. ning factory. c52tf Edward Succot at hie parents' completed the drilling on the Gary he Uvea. This street ia on the Vil- Frank Graves 16X10 The Farmer's Friend! Sheds Sun home. Congratulations Mildred. Dalstra farm and have returned A. R. Smith, local agent. c-6-9 GAMBLING'S COSTLY — Don't and Rain — Holds Its Shape lage Limits line running east off of Vos Implement A Mower dy appM 4-XD . . ^ o breeze with a take chances with cyclone leasee FOR SALE—150 White Rock Pul- Munroe's Food MarketMra . Minnie Plnkney, Mr. and to their homes. Grlndle Drive. Sales 88.00 e rnMa ^ * — 121 ocoTTf opreaa• • when protection costs so little. lets 14 weeka old. 1% miles west Special — $1.25 PHONE 14 LOWELL 219 E. MAIN Mrs. Roger Hale and baby, Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pattiaon were Wm. Helms Texaco Sta— 6.42 Paul Detmers and children, Phlor- It waa moved by Truatee Elzinga, Remember, a LAPEER policy ObMuvllle on Clarksvllle Rd. Mild Sweet PkUe Cure entertained for dinner Sunday at seconded by Trustee Schaefer that Ron's Shell Serriee 4161 Dependable Used protects. State Mutual Cyclone John Long. p8 CLUB DINER. Lowell. Mich. us Hale and children and Mrs. the O. E. Meyer home In Alaaka Clark Plumbing A Heating 1466 LAWK mm Elmer Hale and children were Sun- Mr. Edwards' request be turned Insurance Co. A R. Smith, local 100 WHITE LEGHORN pullets for and In the afternoon all attended Fairchiids Gas aad Oil 276.00 ef eH psreeaid frenn, BEAGLE PUPS—4 males, 1 female, CUDAHY*S BONELESS. ALL COOKED day afternoon guests of Leona Hale over to the Street Committee for agent. 0-6-6 sale. Foreman strain, ten weeks LEAN—SLICED the horae ahow at the Grand Rap- Inveatlgation and fuither action. LAP. Petty Cash... L08 Cars good stock. Reasonable. See and family. lew la see er shede. I Ik-tlJO old. Sam R. Frederick, Lowell ids Stadium. Yeaa 5, Nays 0. Carried. 6 fe.pjs EXTRA PAY—Is the man behind Owen Ellis, Phone 208-F3. Low- Mr. and Mra.-Paul Potter and Mr. and Mra. Richard Fairchild 8 82867 •Drive in I Gel MARFAK 1860 Plymouth 8pl. Olx. CI. Cpe. the gun being sold short? Do ett p8 phone 531-F2. pg Edna Johnson were Cunday guests The Clerk reported receiving 1161 Studebaker Ce.nmsnder V8 "desk pilots" get extra compensa- and the latter'a parenta, Mr. aad monies in the following amounts: City Mall: PICNICS of Mr. and Mra. James Dean. Mra. CUnt Schwab of Elmdale 2 Dr. Uon for eo-called hazards? Read: TRUSSES—Trained fitter, surgical LOST—Lady Elgin, diamond wrist BACON Those from this way attending Mich. BeU Telephone 1 1L60 Lubrication! 1861 Ford 2 Or.-Fofdomatic "Should Combat Soldiers Get Ex- appliances, etc. Koss Rexall watch. Reward. Phone Lowell were all dinner gueats of Mr. and ef la a berry, eaceMaat far the Potter-Taylor reunion were Mr. General Fund: 1948 Dodge Custom Club Coupe Drags, Saranac, Mich. c39tf 466-F2. c3 Mra. Floyd Schwab of Lanakig in Grand Total 60,48266 aewie*M. t 3*i $6.1S Trade tra Pay?" In PATHFINDER and Mra. Clarence Buttle and fam- General Ina Co. of America 1648 Oldemebile Coach MAGAZINE Late June issue >c ily. Mr. and Mra. CarroU Potter honor of Father'a Day. (dividend) $ 1S.46 Roll Call: Schaefer yea, Mulder 1687 LaSalle 4 Dr. . FARM PEOPLE—Be sure to Inves- FOR SALE—Used General Electric Mra. Josephine Foote and her yes, Elzinga yes, Rutherford yes. now on your newsstand. Get your tigate Farm Bureau Insurance. and family. Mr. and Mra. Eddie General Ina Co. of America Umftk copy of PATHFINDER today! Refrigerator, older model, in Potter and family and Celia Boss neice, Mrs. Chas. Locke accompa- (dividend) 661 Roth yes. Yeaa 5, Najra 0. Car- car b only aa It la rated as a number one buy running order, 815. Call Lowell 69 lb. hearty .ellewi a neaief this UJOO mLka or Only fliteen cents. 0-8 and son and Bradley and Donna nied Mr. and Mra Ken Lyon, to E. C. Foreman (Blacktop). 8.00 ried. okml k hat aeOs It by Consumers Guide to Better phone 358 after six. c8 visit the Green cemetery near Peter Mulder (Paint) 8J0 It was moved by Trustee Elzinga, fcktfaa. D*e fe 8o*f( Baying. Don't hesitate to call R Compare TUs Item for Economy Potter and Mary Potter. feeds 100 sq ft. Feed 2,500 tq ft- We hare been setting BUYERS FOR TOUR FARM— Phones have been changed a- Beldlng, where the late Chas. F. L Stephens (Serving seconded by Trustee Rutherford [cars In tAe eaae cash or terms. IX interested In Wittenbach — your agent SEED POTATOES—for sale. Call 351 round here. The Noon and Mule- Foote and Mra. Locke's relatives Summons) 1.00 that the meeting be adjourned. HJB, IOJOOO selling, write Wm. A. Armstrong, Lowe•lU phone 40F2. c6tf Donald McPheraon, phone 71F2 for tbe poet 16 years. are buried. Parking Violations 16.00 Yeaa 5, Nays 0. Carried. ^ Ada. R. 2, or phone Rockford Lowell c8 kaltls are on 239 line. The Jake Ow terms ai* bim FOR s; Hoover and Darwin Hendricks are Mrs. Anna Fairchild and Mr* L W. RUTHERFORD, 4-XD Weed Control Oeoa grtmukir partidet, eaiSy 71206. cl9tf f SALE—Five new milch cows, Sinking Fund: you will find anywhere. 10 calves. A T. Eash, 2 miles on 352 and Carroll Potter is now Lawrence Dygert accompanied President Pro tern breodcatt by hand or spreader In eliminate Dandelion 1, 6uck- FOR RENT—Bungalow in Lowell. HAVE ROSES on 119 line. D. B. Government LOUIS KINGS LEY, Clartt hdi^' Hentoin. Destroys broad-Jeaved weeds without harm to HBH'S TEXACO SERVICE PAIR OF GOOD HEAVY HORSBB north of Freeport. p8 Call GL 2-3096 or contact Earl SMOKED PICNICS Mra M. A. Watson to the meet- Approved: June 16,1952. Cole, 53 Benjamin Ave., S. E., (Interest on Bonds) I 62.50 for sale, on account of a death. NRCHWOOD GARDENS Wednesday evening guesta at ing of the Clark Circle at the lam glasses. Cost Is little .. . Treat 2JOO sq if - $175, GOULD'S FOR SALE—Twelve 6-weekB-old Grand Rapids c-7-8 ALL North on Vergennes Rd. to Village Limits Paul Potters were Mr. and Mra. Glen Yeiter home Thuraday. HAM «« ft-14.65. Phone 9114 Lowell. Mich. Sound, guaranteed. Also 2 cows. pigs. Albert Kaufman, 1 mile Geo. Franks and family, Mr. and It waa moved by Truatee Roth, A new combination lock, fur- Your Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Reasonable. Nafe Hoodhood, ph. Turn left on Godfrey St Phone 439-F4 Mra. Harold Nye and mother seconded by Trustee Schaefer that north on M-91. Phone 87-F12. FOR SALE—26 acres alfalfa hay. SUMMER Mrs. Fitzsimmons, Friday evening. Mrs. Ellis. Aldrlch spent laat Sun- nished with a cable, can be used U Phone 289 Lowell. Michigan GL 61978. c8 the Clerk be authorized to write lock a bicycle, baby carriage, farm Mrs. R. Zoiikowski, 9540 Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Hlllii Tlscber, Mr day at the Ottie cottage at Bost- Dr., Ada phone 3278. c8 and Mia. Wm. Lodlng Jr. and the necessary checks for the Old equipment, outboard motor, etc., to STOP—paying the nigh prices for Beautiful Everblooming Hybrid Tea and Floribunda wick Lake. Age and Survivors' Insurance Con- Susie were evening guesta Sunday. trees or Iron pipes, or it can be gas. Hundreds of satisfied cus- HAY TO MAKE on bhares or sold Mr. and Mra. M. A Watson, son tributions now due and to continue used without the cable aa an ordin- Roses, all potted, with buds and blooms, ready to 43 Merle, Mr. and Mra. Harry Wood tomers are saving up to 4c a by the field. A. Olln, Vergennes to do ao at the designate ! time and A fish is a creature which reput- ary lock. The plaatic-covered GEE'S gallon on our high quality gas. Rd. Lowell phone 8-F12. c8 set out. All colors $1.50 up edly goes on vacation about the and aon Robert of Grand Rapids, made a proper report to the Coun- cable Is flexible and will not Try a tankful today and see for same time the angler does. and Bill Webster of Lowell en- cil up6n doing so. scratch. yourself. Mallery's Service Sta- FEEDER PIGS—18 7-weekB-old, for Joyed a picnic supper at Dutton Roll Call: Schaefer yea Mulder sale. Arvil Heilman. Bailey Dr. FOR PERENNIAL BORDERS tion, one mile west of Lowell on (Freshly Dug) Park, Sunday. yea, Elzinga yes, Rutherford yes. Summer Coal Prices M-2L A 12tf Phone 68F5, Lowell. c8 SUGAR John Timpson returned Monday Roth yea. Yeas 5, Nays 0. Carried. Delphinium Astillie Fanal HOUSE TRAILER FOR SALE- AIR CONDITIONED from the National Apple Con- It was moved by Trustee Schae- SARANAC STOCK YARDS-Buy- vention which was held at Won- Ing Monday, 8:00 to 4:00. We pick good condition, reasonable price. Heliopsis Lythiu•y m fer, seconded by Trustee Roth that Call R. J. Linton, Alto phone 2541 atchoo, Wash. the following Resolution be adop- up. Saranac 2521; other days Gr. Phlox Bleeding Heart Rapida 86209 or 90680. c28tf or see Arthur Anderson, Alto. c8 • SARANAC* Mrs. Ray Linton and daughter ted; Stock Up.Mow! Bellflowers Chrysanthemum, all c Saranac Michigan Joan attended the piano recital A Resolution to separate the STRAWBERRIES—Bring contain- of Mrs. Celeste Dutcher's pupils Water Works from the Light A Used Cars— ers and pick own, 15c quart. One Glob^ Thistle colors at the Whitneyville Grange Hall Power and to combine the Sewer £98 Tues., Wed., Thiirs 1949 Oldsmoblle '76" Club Sedan mile east of Moseley store, first Painted Daisies Peonies, Many Others Saturday afternoon, which was a System with the Water System, piace south. Carl Rasch. c8 June 24,25.26 very enjoyable occasion. NOW BE IT RESOLVED that with radio and heater. Potted Trees and Shrubs — Evergreens, B & B Mr And Mm. Ray Linton at- the Superintendent of Public 1948 Oldamoblle •*78" Club Sedan FOR SALE—International mower, tended the Twenty Fifth Wedding Works is hereby directed to segre- Kentucky Lump ton $14.90 Pocahontas Nut ton $15.20 bydramatic drive, radio, heater 5-ft cut, in very good condition, sun visor and deluxe equip. Rose Spray and All Purpose Garden Dust 1 oic Anniversary and open house for gate the costs, expenses and rev- $25. John Krebs, 7068 Wingeier MB p- " Mr .and Mrs. Wm Smith of Ed- enues of the Municipal Water 1950 Chevrolet Styline Deluxe Ave., Alto phone 2503. p8 Works from the Municipal Light ft 2 door more, Sunday. The Smiths and FOR SALE—3 hp. gasoline engine, the Lintons are friends of many Power System and 1949 Chevrolet 2 -'oor BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED Green Ridge ton $15i0 good condition. Old barn to tear yeara standing. Zigler Nut ton $1190 WITTENBACH down. Hay ropes spliced and re- TH BLOUSC Mlaa Shirley Colby spent last that the VllLage Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to set up a SALES A SERVICE paired. Call Lowell phone 155F5, FHE RIGHT START TOWARD week with the Horiaon Club of separate accounting system for the Phone 212 W. Main St., Lowell after 5:00. Wm. Baldry, R-3. Lowell at the Glotfelty cottage Water Works and it Is to be com- Cecil Blbbler, Sales Mgr. Lowell. r.8-9 at Muskegon. bined with the Village Sewer Sys- Reg. Pocahontas. ...ton $16.10 Your Oldamoblle Car and Inter- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Fleet of Olga, Patsy Stoker . . . ton $15.40 national Truck Dealer TOMATO PLANTS for sale. Roy- tem. Yeas 5, Nays 0. Carried. Gage. Sayles Rd., Lowell phone Freeland were here a couple of It was moved by Trustee Elzinga, ANTIQUES FEET HOT? Switch to Wolverine 95-F12. pg days of last week getting their seconded by Truatee Rutherford work shoes with Cork soles for furnitare packed preparatory to that the Village Ordinance relative At 138 Church St., Saranac, First House West of the Community Church. Baked beans will stay piping hot moving It to their new home. Lin- to the appointment of Police and insulation. 87.44 up at Coons. Prem.Pocahontas ...ton $17.00 Pocahontas Slack ...ton $9.00 c-8 on your n£xt picnic if you insulate MARKU for handsome, da Green accompanied them home Night Watchman be amended as the dish with plenty of newspaper remaining until Sunday when her follows: WATCH REPAIRING—we do our wrapping. parents, Mr. and Mrs. James By striking out Section 8 of iaid own repairs, all work guaran- Green, Llla Lee and Steven visited teed, Free estimates. Rittenger TODAY S EGG PRICES the Fleets. Ordinance and substituting a new Section 3 and by adding a Section Thursday, June 26 White Oak, Ames ...ton $17.00 Soft Coal Slack ton $8.00 Jewelry, Lowell. c-8tf Nest Run At the Farm SILVER Mr. and Mra. Seymour Dalstra 8A to read as follows: * of Snow were dlnter gueats of Section 8—The President shall Hastings Livestock Sales Large Mr. and Mra. James Green and appoint a Village Marshal who may STARTING AT 10:00 A. M. SHARP family, and while there did their June 13. 1962 3&c Dozen also be appointed Health Officer Brown Egge—2c leee bit toward tearing down the porch. He shall act in the flirt capacity Pocahontas Briquets , ton $1(120 Body Wood cord $6.00 Feeder Pigs 8 76042360 Callers of Mra. Anna Fairchild •xerdslng his best efforts to en- Cherry Bric-A-Brac, wings and . Gone With the Wind Lamp Top Veal .830.00-835.00 Kieinheksel Form Service CRYSTAL last week were Mra. Marie Aebley force the Lawa of the State of Deacons -8156068560 Alto Phone 2168 McCorda. Mich. of lAnalng, Mr. and Mra. Blodgett Michigan and Ordinances of the back mirrored Coleman Lamp Lambe $14.00-826.00 Rittenger. Local, Mra. Nina Dewey. Village of Lowell and shall report Hand made Large Secretary, Over 100 pieces of Glassware, some Sheep 4 7.75-813.00 TODArS PAYING PRICES For The George Pence of Alto, a Junior at to the Chief of Police and/or the Anthracite ton$22J20 Mil Wood (by cord $5.00 Young Beef, grass fed. J19.00427.00 Michigan State College, has been VUlage Council. over 100 years old colored, including 3-piece Amber Beef Cows $22.00426.00 PER DOZEN FOR EGGS elected secretary of the engineer- Section SA-The President ahall cstes Cottage Organ set and Blue Water set. Cutter* and cannera $14.75422.00 Mend-State Grades BRIDE... ing council also appoint a Chief of Police who Bulla $23.1042560 may or may not be Village Marshal. Several Love Seats Milk Ware Hogs -$166042060 Large, Grade A 89 He ahall be the Chief Law Enforce- Hogs are very alow. Medium, Grade A .35 ment Officer of the Viliaf e ot Low- Tables — I Drop Leaf Cups and Saucers Ruffs $15.0041760 Large, Grade B 32 Mra. Effle Cox ell and shall be in charge of all c8 Brown Egga 2 cents lev other Law Officers, including the 3 Iron Beds I Mustache Cup n Mr. and Mra. Charlie Quiggle Village Marshal subject to •he Vil Oak Desk Lime Building Supplies BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR wwiih were Sunday dinner gueata at the lage President and Village Council Cake Stands FROZEN FOOD Alto, Michigan Dan Walker home in Alto Sunday. Yeas 6, Nays a Carried. Antique Rockers and Chairs Prices Subject to Change Fruit Dishes and Sauce Dishes Mr. and Mra. Ernie Wilson and Mr. Tom Moore told of a meeting Upholstered Chair and Ottoman !l,,cn Cartons! Bags! LBWBT, 8HIVEL, PHELPS ft VAX- aon vlalted their parenta, Mr. and be had with A1 Roth on the new DEBWAL. Attoneya. Mrs. Bridegan of Lowell. Philip Main Street Sewer and said, "that Empire Sofa, over 100 years old 1 Tureen DeL Spread on Reiils .ten SilO ^ * bHMiO Wraps! Papers! AlOTCAL AOCOCNT was an overnight guest. State of MifWtfui. tha Probata Court toe plans were being made to correct Antique Pictures, Frames and Mirrors Sleigh Bells and other Bells U*a County of KmL MASTIR MIX PIG-ETS. Sunday gueats at the J. Cox an error that had been made in the um only genuine At a mmtoa ot aald court, bald at tbe home were Mr. and Mra. Henry construction of the sewer.** Dressers — I Birdseye Maple Clocks Mortar BM. $4.00 probata office, in tha ettr of Orand Baa- Kaufman of Grand Rapids and Mr. Trustee Rutherford repotted eev Ida, in tald county, on the «Uj day ot " a de THa* j 2 Casters packaging materlalil June, A. D. 1M2. COMMUNITY PLATE and Mrs. Fred Houseman of South era! places in the curbs and aide- Stoves Kerosene, 2-burner Plate, Pr«e«nt: HON. RICHARD W. BRYANT, IAIY Piei tot la aftet faster wt* fMr Lowell. walks that needed repairing and Approved by latenutioail of Probate. the Council agreed the repair work Small Kitchen Heater 1 Paisley Shawl, nearly 4 yards long Hf-eK wW. MetUe-Vffe mU AafMoMe 9—4 i Here's o double thrill that's really built for solid com- 1847 ROGERS BROS. Mrs. Wilson was in Grand Rap- Harvester Home Economist, I" * tha Eatata ti Mary Meas feed la pellet fem ... He Uad pigs like -..rat ids Friday. should be done. Crasp M frtM fort. The blouse is rich-textured, creose-resistont rayon Lamps, several. I Hanging 2 Tapestry Covers Irma Harding. Roland U. Shlvel having filed In uld two weeks Mil weealag Mao. Plf-ets will give yea Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cos and The Council also discussed the WM. ROGERS Court hla teveoLh annual account aa ffcoa It possible «t aey lafer stage la tie pig's life in a handsome herringbone weave. It's lined wiih on family ot Urand Hapido vlsllwl mndition of the guard rail along Lamp with cranberry hobnail shade 2 Sets Silver Fruit Knives, also Guardian of caid catatc, and hla peUUon Riverside Drive and agreed to hire elegant, bold action print on quality rayon, that their parents, Saturday evening Oil Lamps Several Odd Pieces praying for the allowance.thereof, and for In Many PoHerns Arthur Johnaon and Mlaa Emma the help to do the necessary repair the allowance of Ouardlan'a fee. matches to the easy drawing, precision tailored Delhi work. It la Ordered That tha day « gel lata the Profit Parade Johnson were guesta of their aunt, It was moved by Trustee Schae- July, A. D. IM2, at tea o'clock In the shirt... meticulously styled in wonderful washable rayon Mrs. Anna Swanaon of Big Rapids foraooon, at aald probate offlue. ba and U FOSTORIA CRYSTAL fer, seconded by Trustee Ruther- TERMS CASH hereby appojiud for examining and allow- Sunday. ford that the Village President be ing aald account and hearing aald peUUoo. Blouse sixes 36 to 46. Shirt sizes S, M, Ml, L Complete Selection Fred Winner was In Grand Rap- authorized to sign the Insurance All items to be settled for on date of sale. Nothing to be removed until settled for. LOIUCLL, miCHIGfln It ia Further Oraarad, That puhac aottoa ids Tuesday. tharaof ba (Iran by pobllcatioo at a oopy Release for the amount of 88360 to of thia order for thrae auooaaatva waeka cover damage done to Village Prop- Prerloua to aald day of haartag. In tha "This is an ideal spot for a pic- erty at the time of the Baker and WITTENBACH Lflwall Ledger a nawapapar ptfeted tsi Rittenger Jewels 'nic," said die father of the family. Clark accident Yeas 6, Nays 0. clrcalatad in aald county. Sales & Service RICHARD W. BRTAKT, BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR I He Mahon & Reynolds 101 E. Main St., Lowell "Sure, it must be." agreed hi* wife, Carried. MRS. NEISON O'BEIRNE, Prop. A true copy: Jodaa ot PALACE CLEANERS 1 Main St Ph. 4M Lowell "fifty million insect* cant be It was moved by Trustee Roth, W. Main tL, Lowell Phone 227 DAUT C. COC SHALL, Alto. MkWgon • wrong." by Trustee Mulder that GiO. VANDBt MEULEN. Aoetiooeor CHARLES COLBY, CLERK THt LOWILL LKOOER, LOWILL. MICH, JUNE 11^ INC 7 For Rabies Svmpfoais Kent Ag." opics Notes from Kant Co. Exien. Office In Dogs, dafHe, Cats i- ••I. iii.in • THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL MICH.. JUNE II. 1962 Mr. and Mra. Leon Walter and Mr. and Mrs.JUohard BJerk and Mrs. Anna Miok accompanied children spsnt tha week-end at family aad M4|and Mrs. Wendell Mrs. Lstha Thorpe to Ionia to a Farmers were asked to be on the Agrlculturs ICn. Alios Livingston the Arthur Smith home in Toledo. Price of Lake Odosea were Son- piano recital ia which Sharon, lookout for symptoms of rabies this With farm safety In everyone's It U the custom each year of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hunt of ADA COMMUNITY NEWS week by Richard Machiele, county Josle Kamp to remember her Portland were last Sunday dinner MRS. TOM MOnnie^HONI ADA «tfl Ohio. While there they attended day dinner guests ot Mr. and Mra. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur minds today maybe a check of the WittenbacK's agricultural agent. oousin's funeral. Rockford Price. The R. Price fam- Miek, played. lightning rod system on your build- friends and neighbors with bou- guests of their son, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Lumbert and He said that dogs, cattle and cats quets from her lovely flower gar- Donald Hunt, who recently moved family of Hbit. Mr .and Mrs. Mar- Lewis Osman, son of Mr. and ily and Wendell Price families ing might be in order. Lightning in the Andery apartment on Bron- Juno Weddinfigg Receptioi n were in Weiiston Saturday. have, rabies most frequently. Dr. rods are of no use unless properly dan. They are greatly appreciated Campbell E. Lyons Dies vin Dick and Connie of Lake Mra. Max Osman from near Char- Summer is a busy time and it Olen Reed, Michigan State College and extend their thanks to Josle. son St. lotte, is visiting his grandparents, Mrs. Anna Mick acoompanled grounded. The grounds have a Honors Bride end Groom Wat Lifetime Resident Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. Edward can be a dangerous time for young- extension veterinarian, told Ma- way of loosening up. You might as Johnson, Mra. Donna Belcher and Mr. and Mra. Bert Hanson and his Mrs. Wellington Cilley, Harrison sters. Clean up yards and vacant chiele that no cases of the disease Appliance Department Has Many Mr. and Mrs. Marshall DeYoung Campbell E. Lyons, aged 63, of well check all connections while children and Mrs. Herbert John- aunt, Mrs. Leon Walter this week. Cilley and Miss Mildred Cherry- Jots this spring so the children Crtoton In humans have been reported In of Ada and Mr. and Mrs. M. Bruin- 6770 Grand River drive passed Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stuart, Mr. you're at it. You may fave a son all of Beldlng, Lenard Johnson man, all of Grand Rapids, to won't get bad cuts, David Steinlcke 2 Hours ashore Mon., Wed., Fri. Michigan during the past 7 years. building. Inks of Kalamaioo Ave.. Grand away at Blodgett Hospital Wednes- and Mrs. Hlllls Stuart and family, FOR THE BEST M SERVICE day afternoon. June 1L Ha leaves and Dale of Bowne Center, Mrs. Breckenrldge Sunday to visit Mr. Michigan State College safety Comfortable lounges! Excellent But Dr. Reed said that the state Rapids, were Joint hosts and hos- Dora Reger and children of San- Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Stuart and and Mrs. Leslie Shaede. specialist urges. tesses Thursday evening, June 12, his wife, Merceda and five children, food and refireshments at health laboratory got reports of Summer Pastures—Two ways to ford, Mr. and* Mra. Forest Champ- daughter,- Mr .and Mrs. Bruce Seasonal Quality Name Brand Charles, John, Winifred, Robert 100 cases of i^Wps In animals In and THE HIGHEST RETURNS at a wedding reception for Mr. and Aldrlnk and family and Mr. and popular prices stretch your summer pasture Is by Mrs. Warren DeYoung (nee Alice and James to mourn their loss. lin and daughter and Mrs. Ken- the state In 19S1, 260 cases in 1060 putting up a few doors of grass Bruinlnks) who were married May Funeral services were held at the neth Champlln all of Kalamazoo Mrs. Garfield Slater and Alwyn and 177 cases In 1949. Many farm all gathered with a carry-In dinner silage to carry the cows along when Consign Your Livestock 3, at Druid Park Ave. Church In Metcaif chapel Friday afternoon. all gathered at the home of Mr. -DANCING AT THE LENA LOU- CONTINUOUS animals are susceptible to the dis- pastures are short and another Augusta, Georgia. Burial in Ada cemetery. We' ex- and Mrs. Lloyd Livingston, Fath- at the home of Mr. and Mra. Vere CRUISE FAHL ease. planting some sudan grass pasture. Appliances To Offer You Places were set for 140 guests at tend our sympathy to the family. er's Day in honor of their father Hewlett for Father's Day. Mrs. SATURDAY *30 to 1:30 - - SUNDAY *00 to 1:00 TO THE Dlsssse Effscts Brain Sudan can be seeded late June and tables decorated wth large bou- and stepfather, Albert Towne. Olive Slater and family of Ionia early July on fairly fertile fields quets of pink roses and daisies and Bridal Shower Honors Father's Day guests at the Aust- called li^he afternoon. 3 Piece Orchestra — Round and Square Dances Symptoms of the disease include and In about six weeks when the Childite 5 lo II in. a change in behavior caused by the pink and blue bells adorned the Miss^Yvonne Svoboda in Livingston home were Mr. and Mr. an^fcfrs. William Lyons and grass Is 18 inches high It will be Lake Odessa Livestock Auction room. A delicious supper was Mrs. Adrian Cobb of Ionia, Larry family moved to their new home Zoe Patterson at the Organ; Sam Patterson, effect of the disease on the brain. ready for heavy pasturing for the Miss Yvonne Svoboda whose mar- Oentle animals may become rest- served after which a musical pro- Cobb of California, Mr. and Mrs. near Remus Saturday. Guitar; Joe Adams, Bast Fiddle entire season. gram was enjoyed. The couple re- riage to Roger Spring of Grand Mra. M. P. Lenhard, Mrs Mayme less and excitable. Friendly dogs International-Harvester EVERY THURSDAY Rapids will be an event of July 12 Sheldon Mesecar and girls of Mul- MOTOIISTtl may become snappy and snappy ceived many beautiful gifts. liken, Charlene and Darrel Living- Church and Mrs. Marian Beattie Had a lot of calls lately on grass Mr. DeYoung is In the armed was honored with a bridal shower Serving Beer, ffine and Food VACATIONISTS! dogs may become friendly. Tone ston, of Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. Glen spent Sunday with Mrs. Maud TAKI YOUI CAR ALOARD...' silage—how to put It up, when to Operoftd By forces and after a month's leave at the Ada Town Hall Wednesday of a dog's bark may change and cut and others. All answers will be evening, June 11. About sixty rel- LivlnKHton and Rita of Jackson, Sawall of Detroit at her cottage eave 240 miles. Contact your travel dogs may wander. will return to the west coast for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Livingston at Morrison Lake. • ADA AT THE BRIDGE # egeot. AAA or tbe CLIPPER Line. given at the annual Grass Day Refrigerators reassignment. atives and friends were present In tKe dumb form of the disease, planned on June 18, from 9:00 a. Tht WdvtriiM Stockyards Co. and AMtfl BoMtr from Grand Rapids, Rockford, Sil- of Chelsea and Bud Livingston of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Beattie and family were Father's Day SAIMNOS PROM MUIKIOON a partial paralysis may develop. m.-4:00 p. m. at the Eldon Thomp- Phone 6361 ver Lake and Ada. Large bouquets Lake Odessa. The animal may stagger, drop Its Mrs. Sfilson Entertains guests of Mr .and Mrs. Leslie ZS.T.) Lr. Muak«fon AftamM* mS MeU Mint*) Sunday-8 son farm located 5 miles south of Vot.d meit beautiful refrigerator by the Society of Motion Picture of pink and white peonies deco- Mrs. Mike Stuart accompanied Jaw, be unable to swallow and be- Mecosta or 3 miles North of Mor- 4^1 9 A.M. Monday, Wednaaday, Friday. P.M. Tuaaday, Thuraday, Soturday Kent Past Matron Club rated the table. a group of young people from the Rickner in Grand Rapids. come extremely hungry and thirsty. Mr. and Mra. Howard Hersh- , Return 11 P.M. Sama Day. 1:00 A.M. aad 6KK> P.M. ley and 11 miles East. Art Directors two years in a row. The General Past Matrons Club The brldo-to-be, seated under an Congregational Church, Sunday . Lv- Muakaton «:4» A.M. Ratuni 7:16 P.M. Sama Day. umbreh.i. opened her many beauti- afternoon to Hoyand. There were berger and family, Mr. and Mrs. May Be Eliminated of Kent County met at the home of Randall Brooks and Mra. Sadie MCKi Mmktc* TV. MAST." Ttl 21665. Orond RapJ* Offka. 109 tyoa Si, N.W. Til. 9 J479. According to Clayton Heffron, Mrs. James Stilson on Ada drive, fully wrapped gifts, assisted by her 46 In all from the Congregational Machiele said that the disease our East Kent tester the three of Siies from 7.4 to 9.5 cu. ft. — Featuring COLOR — Inside and Out S. W., Wednesday, June 11 for noon mother, Mrs. Charlotte Svoboda, church and the Calvary Church of Herahberger met at the home of could be practically eliminated If the four oldest cows In that as- potluck luncheon. Coffee, sugar, and the grooms-to-be mother. Mrs. the Brethren for a picnic lunch Mr. and Mrs. Loren Herahberger all dogs were controlled. Pets sociation are^Brown Swiss. W. F. GOLD CROWN Spring. A delicious lunch was near Lake Michigan. In Woodland Sunday. • Automatic Defrost # Butter Conditioner cream and buns furnished by the Rood the Lodger Ads and Profit Thereby. should be controlled and not al- Wllloome and Sons have a regis- hostess. served by the hostesses: Mra. Alice Mr. and Mrs. Bert Heaven were Mr .and Mrs. Chas. Nash and iHUleniY lowed to stray. tered swiss past 18 years. Fred Twenty-eight members were pres- Morris, Mrs. Ruby Gillespie, Mrs Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and the Warner Nash family attended Fuss and sisters have one 16 years ' Top Ratings by Independent Research Organizations ent and after the business meeting Dorthy Weaver, Mra. Crystal Boo- Mrs. Gerald Heaven. the Nash reuniog at Faliasburg old. The Fuss cow has around a general good time was had by all. gaart and Mrs. Sharon Svoboda A welner roast was hMd on the Park, Sunday. 6,000 lbs. of butterfat In her life- BIG CAR RACE Mrs. Caroline Richardson and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rule spent IconomY lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald time record. That's more than Edith Jean Dalstra Lenna Cramton presided at the cof- Heaven Friday night in honor of the week-end at their home here. three ton of butter. fee and tea urns. Games were the Bruce Fox's birthday. Mra. Rule called on Mrs. Ida Liv- Completes Ed. Course evening's diversion. Several flash- Thursday evening Mrs. Bert Wll- ingston Saturday. The most milk produced In the Miss Edith Jean Dalstra, daugh- light pictures were taken of the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Matz of east during May was a 4 year old party. lette, Mrs. Grace Phillips and Mrs. Owosso Motor Speedway ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Dal- Charles Marvin visited Mrs. Edna Grand Rapids were Sunday guests Hclsteln owned by Virgil Ooldner Nationally Known Freezers stra of Ada. received a state limited Luncheon Pantry Shower Miller. of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richard and son with over a ton of milk, in teaching certificate June 14 at Lloyd Livingston was honored son. The Matzs are driving a new TORIDHEET fact with 2730 lbs. of milk. A 1:30 o'clock luncheon and pan- Western Michigan College at the try shower waa given for Miss Svo- with a surprise birthday party Hudson car. completion of two years' work In boda last Saturday, June 14. at the Saturday evening at his home. Mr. and Mra. Willard Taylor The highest testing herd in East the rural life and education depart- Rotary Wall Flame Oil Burner home of Miss Selona O'Neill of Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Marvel and Mary Lou accompanied Mr. Kent Association was the Dr. Clin- INTERNATIONAL-HARVESTER Sunday Afternoon ment. ton Foshee herd with 5.M% fol- Rockford. The hostesses were Mrs, Neeb, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kime and Mrs. Richard Staff en of Dowl- 0 Outstanding dependability—there's only Gerald Katty, Mrs. Fred Hlce and lng to Chelsea to visit Mr. and lowed closely by Emmet Davis with Sunday guests at the Stukkie and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Horace one jnoving part, nothing else to replace or 5.36. home were Mr. and Mrs. Pete Stuk- Miss Rose VanHouten, aunts of the Myers. Mrs. Wayne Livingston. Mrs. Liv- adjust. TORIDHEET saves up to 25% on DEEP-FREEZE kie and famly of Eaat Lansing, Mr. prospective groom. Jack Willison was an overnight ingston and son returned home fuel costs! This winter enjoy the conven- Alfred Wittenbach herd of Beld- and Mrs. John Venneman and fam- guest Saturday of friends in Grand with them and will be Joined by lng seems to be going for twins. JUNE 22 ily of Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Vesta Chapter O. E. S. Mr. Livingston Tuesday. ience of trouble-free even heating with Rapids. Three sets came since January, Carl Duthler and family and Sar- * Guests at Kent Ass'n. Saturdy afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Grace Phillips returned TORIDHEET! Call us today for free survey FIRESTONE geant Herman Stukkie, Jr, of Fort from Grand Rapids the first of • Those from Vesta Chapter who Walter Willison and Janet visited and estimste. High cow In the Central Kent As- "The Stan With The Powerfri Care On The Cutter and Miss Ruth Spee of Kel- friends in Delton. the week. soclatlon is the Lyrnon and Norm 7 CU. FT. TO 23 CU. FT. SIZES loggsvllle. attended the Kent Co. Potluck sup- Mr. and Mrs. Willard Taylor ,, per and card and dancing party at Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Roth and Bradford herd of Sparta with 1872 Worid's Fastest HaHM»e Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wright of family and Mr. and Mra. Gottlieb were Saturday night supper guests lbs. of milk and 91.7 Iba. of butter- Kent City were Sunday guesta of the Masonic Temple Saturday eve- of Mr .and Mrs. Roy Mats in ning were: Mrs. qtoth Bates, Mrs. Roth attended the weddinw.g of fat. TIME TRIALS 1:30 their daughter, Mr. anc^Mrs. Frank Grand Rapids. MILLER PLUMBING j Bteaxv Averlll. Lydla Patterson, Mra. Mona Rook- their niece and granddaughter at er. Mrs. Fannie Thomet Mr. and the St. Alphonsus Church in Grand Mra. Roy Mats is spending a There's still room In the New SPECIAL THIS WEEK! Mrs. Neal DenBoer, Mr. and Mrs. Rapids Saturday morning. The few days with her daughter, Mrs. & HEATING 1 Nm South Kent Association where Law- FIRST RACE • 2:30 Donald Richardson. I Model 111 OrvllllQ Summers, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Roth family also attended Ph. 3061 Clarksvllle, Mich. BEI-II rence Van Laan of Dutton Is test- 11 cu ft. INTERNATIONAL-HARVESTER Mrs. Lydla Heaven of Florida is ! ing. If you're Interested call our Holds Homer Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Grvie the reception later in the day. The AMtVICA s : J Kellogg, Mr. and Mra. John Krum, bride was the daughter of Mr visiting friends and relatives here office or call Van Laans' at the 119 lbs. FREEZER. 3-Yr. Warranty. Likt Ntw and invited guests by Vesta chap- and Mra. Henry London (nee Doris for two weeks. BEVtRAGE ' — Dutton exchange. *295 ter were Mr. and Mra. Boyd Ander- Roth) of Dlamondale. 0 son, Mr. and Mra. Ken Anderson, Pamela, daughter of Mr. and ASOnfPflT/O' N •. ^i S I Mushroom Lovers Fellows, Girls, Men and Women Mrs. Mable. Gross, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sam Bustance, is Just recov- TOP QUALITY COME TO Neal VanderPeerl, Bernie Rooker, ering from the measles. A1 Thomet, Mr. Jaspers, Miss Hour- Mr. and Mra. Sam Bustance and Can Distinguish an, George Anderson, Miss Sandra girls spent the week-end at the Acp CONTINUES TO SE11 In Michigan Hie game of golf is gaining In popularity every year. TELEVISION And Green and Jlmmie Rooker. Poisonous Types Lowell Baptist Church Homer Walters cottage at Morri- And It's "The American Way" to rela* at the 19th Hole with a spar- Those from Ada who were in the son Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Walters BUMPING, PAINTING were Sunday dinner guests there. kling glass of Michigan brewed beer. Hundreds of mushroom-loving Radio Sets And Hear Three of God's Men of The Hour graduation class at Lowell June 5 gourmets are making annual trips COLLISION WORK were: Cheryl A. Nellest, Marilyn William Bustance Jr. and chil- MANY HUNDREDS OF ITEMS For beer belongs... to pleasant living, to good fellowship, to sensible dren of Grand Rapids spent Mon- to their favorite fields these days DR. DAVID OTIS FULLER. Radio Speaker Telder, Alice Ann Richardson, Ro- moderation. And our right to enjoy It, this too, belongs ... to our In search of the delicate and de- hallicrafters ger Green and Duane Averlll...We day here fishing with his father. AP licious mushmroom growths. Whether it's a major repair Job own American heritage Thursday and Friday Nights at 7:30 congratulate them. (Sorry to have Mrs. Warren Hay, Mrs Mayme Probably hundreds more would or Just a "dimple" In a fender, missed the item last week.) Church, Mrs. Sam Bustance and #£i0/fO.P.S. CEILINGS! al freedom, dRefanpt • a . Snfoy Join the scarch were it not for pois- Christian Service Brigade Representatives Mrs. Mable Gross spent the week Patsy were In Grand Rapids Wed- you'll find our body-building onous varieties that make mush- end with her daughter, Mra. Ken- nesday. room gathering and eating a prac- will be speakinq Saturday night at 7:00. service exactly what you've been neth Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brooks and tice only for those who can dis- Potter and children of T.owf»ll were son of Lansing spent the week- tinguish between safe and unsafe Film. "Boys On Trial" will be shown looking for. See for yourself. For Perfect Shortcake The Set The Experts Own Sunday guests at the Anderson end here with Mrs. Edna Brooks Bowman's growths. DR. WM. PARDEE Drive in today! home. Mrs. Gross returned home and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hay. Michigan Brewers' Association But four common types, "the fool- with them. Mrs. Brooks and son are staying BISQnCK proof four," are fairly easy to iden- Professor at Baptist Theological Seminary, will Kent County Pomona Grange will for a few days. APPLE SAUCE 717-1 • Francit Palms Building • Detroit I, Michigan tify, and should give the amateur And meet with Silver Lake Grange Chris Fahrni 3r. Is visiting at little trouble. be speaking Sunday morning at 11:00 and No J'O" 4°^°. 39c iet Matt's Body Shop Thursday evening, June 19. the Wayne Fahrni home for a few ^ Bwng Co. • E & B Brewing Co. a Frankenmuth Brewing Co. These are the morels, puffballs, Mr. and Mra. Webb Ward were sulphur shelves and shaggymanes. Sunday evening at 7:30 (Formerly Grooter's Body Shop) days. Goebe/ Brewing Co. • Pfe/ffer Brewing Co. • Sebewaing Brewing Co. • The Stroh Brewer^Co. Father's Day guests of their daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fahrnl and The morels can be easily distin- COME EVERY NIGHT AND BRING A FRIEND So. Hudson 8L Phone 328 ter, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert DeVries sons called on the Lewis Mick, Ann Pegs pk 29(0 *• 49c No. 1% guished by a peaked ccp with a Timtone of Bailey Drive. Jr.. family Friday evening. Mayonnaise lona Peaches 25e heavily wrinkled surface. The puff- Saturday evening Mr. and Mra. The Boy Scouts are spending balls are noted for their round or LARGE RANGE OF MODELS. SIZES Webb Ward and Don Ward and few days camping at Peddler AnnPogs 12-os. gloss lartUtt No. 2ft eon 29c vase shape and for their size, often family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peanut Butter lona Pears growing a foot or more In diam- Maurice Ward of Ionia. Lake. AND PRICES Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fahrni and eter. Lack of stem Is also a char- Mr. and Mrs. Don Ward and chil- lb. con 4 or co,u acteristic of the edible puffball. dren were Father's Day guests of sons and Chris Fahrnl Sr. ac- dexo Shortening 75c Grapefruit Juice 2 ' " 39c Sulphur shelves grow In bright her father, Mr. Pat Farrell of Two companied Mr. and Mra. Chris yellow or orange clusters on trees Come in for a Mile Rd. Fahrni Jr. to Alto Sunday evening eo , or stumps and have wide leaf- WASHERS And Miss Joanne Morris spent the where they visited with Mr. and Whitehouse Milk 2 27« Crated Tuna ^ ^ 2^ " 49c shaped forms that overlap. The week end with her uncle and aunt, Mrs. Lester Blough. shaggymanes have a short stem The Cub Scouts held their den 6old ,,r,on Biggest car bjy Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Chaffee In Gd. AB f09, 11-o£ gkiii and a cylindrical cap with a furry DRYERS Rapids. meeting at the Wayne Fahrnl Crape Jelly " 19c Pink Salmon ^ 49c surface, and dusky or black gills Last week Tuesday guests of home Monday afternoon. under the cap. SMALL APPLIANCES Mrs. Ira Teeple and Jennie Grant Lanora Fern Patrick and Buddy 40-ea. pkg. Nab ,co , box Most common poisonous mush- were Mrs. George Parish and Mra. E. Keith of Marlon, Ind., were Biscuit Mix 33c Premium Crackers ' ^ 23c rooms can be easily identified by L. C. Shipley from Jackson. married by Rev. Levi Slagle Sat- a ring of loose growth around the General Electric — Westinghouse — Sunbeam HHone^n^Surprtse! Mr. and Mrs. Clark Nellest had urday evening at the Wp«li>yan stem, and by a cup-like formation Sliced or Halves ao their guests Thnrsday evening Methodist Church. Sultana, Small at Ihe base of the stem. Mush- TOASTERS — FRYERS — MIXERS — IRONS —CORN POPPERS Mr. and Mrs. Pat Shlmmel of Lake Thomas Warner, son of Mr. and rooms with both ring and cup are Odessa, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox Mrs. Chet -Wyner (nee Catherine STUFFED OLIVES DEL MONTE PEACHES in History poisonous, while those with either of Gove Lake, Mr, and Mrs. Rob Tucker) and Delores Conner of ring or cup may be poisonous. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Nel- Saranac were married Saturday 10%-ox. refrlg. |ar No. 2^ con lest and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Orson evening. 49c 29c Nevsr before has • car given you so nuch for the •easy! New Film Right now your present ear is probably Weaver in honor of their daugh- Miss Bonnie Hoag visited the A plastic film that Is unusually FREEZER ter Cheryl's graduation. Carl Fawley family for the week- strong and both heat resistant and Expert The Women's Fellowship will end. 12-ox. can 39c Dinner Rolls pltgo.om 25c an Insulator is now available. A And meet with Mrs. Orvllle Summers Douglas Fawley, who recently Broadcast Redi Meat sparkling, transparent, colorless June 26 for dessert luncheon. Elec- had an attack of appendicitis and film, it retains Its flexibility at very tion of officers. All members re- lrood£Brt ,4 tOB •och low temperatures. It has high di- quested to be present. then contracted yellow Jaundice, Corned Beef Hash ~ 39c Spanish Bar Cake 29c LOCKER Is feeling much better at this time. mensional- stability, and strength Service Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson of two to eight times that of other Gowen and their guests, Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Arlle Height of c,n,unr No 5 MCfl Hook lorn* northern Michigan they to report aboard the destroyer goma Twp., Kent County, will be /LUMB£J97 Mr. .and Mrs. Lawrence Richard- will reside in Gosport, Ind.,. their fast the men visited until time for This was followed by prayer by der different systems of tillage and James E. Keyes based at San Diego received from contractors having son had a very enjoyable time church. Mrs. Bolltho. with different crop rotations. Prac- first pastorate. California, within the next two 1952 Michigan State Highway De- at the stock car races at Heat- At the business session a letter tices commonly used by farmers In The bride Is a daughter of Mr. weeks. At the regular hour for church partment pre-quallflcations, in the »HD 8U/lOm MATCP/AIS ings Saturday evening. aervices the men joined the congre- ea read from the Methodist Chil- Veterans' Mejnorlal Bldg., 213 the county are followed as nearly and Mrs. Frank Cummlngs (Mary Bunker) of Bridgeton. A reception gation and listened to a very fine dren's Home at .Dearborn in reply South Capitol Avenue, Lansing, as possible. Soli types and slope K Coolc-'n-Ceter 4-H to one Mrs. Eleanor Green had are comparable to the predominant was held for the guests in the program. Mrs. V. L. Watts told In Michigan, until 11:00 A M., Eastern The Cook-n-Cater 4-H Club met aent Inquiring about garments ap- agricultural land in this area. Six church parlors following the cer- a very entertaining manner about Standard Time on Wednesday, Your Home end Buildings ere investments^ with their leader, Mra. Orrln Gra- propriate for the children at the MSC Tuition Fees WHf Be Incrtosed plots, each l-100ths of an acre in emony and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Dy- her work aa Junior W.S.C.S. Secre- roreman rvoaa June 25, 1962, and will then and ham Monday afternoon, June 9. Af- home. A list of garments that can Southwest Bowne size, illustrate the following prac- use only the best meteriels. We heve the gert served the wedBlng supper to tary, how the boys la the service there be publicly opened and read. • ' Si,Ri/ICt ter the usual transaction of bus- be made was road, and Mrs. Green The first Increaae In studenl tu- Tuition fees for all Michigan res- Mm. Edna Taylor Mrs. L. T. Anderson tices: the relatives and wedding atten- seemed to enjoy getting the letters idents except those in veterinary Proposals may be mailed to the best — Let us estimete your job. iness, Mary Dewey and Sharon and Mrs. Maudle Scheldt '"ere ap- Ulon fees since 1946 will go into ef- 1. Continuous corn, up and down danta at their beautiful suburban and "Claaamates" she sent, and medicine will be raised from $47 Contract-Estimate Office, 222 Dlntaman demonstrated the mak- pointed committee In charge of this fect this fall at Michigan State Col- The Vergennes Church and Sun- Mrs. Leon Anderson wae a the slope. 2.—Continuous corn, Complete Service home near Wllllamston. ing of vegetable soup, the lesson what nice letters they wrote back. to $55 per quprter. Course fees for Townsend Street, Lansing, Mich- I ^ j, 2 ^ Ronald Watta, recently graduated work to see that all membera were Uge. day school picnic will be Sunday, Tuesday guest of her daughter, across the slope. 3—4-year rotation msniiiaMonM a m — for the day. veterinary medicine studenta will igan. COMPLETE STOCK OF— Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dlntaman from the University of Michigan contactcd and that each one would June 22 at Foreman's Hill. Mrs. Roger Pitsch and family. of corn, oats, alfalfa-brome hay, 2 Sharon Dlntaman, Pub. Chair. be Increased from $92 to $120 per The work will consist of grading and family had a picnic dinner with the degree of Bachelor of Arts have her share of the garments Miss Florence Schreur and girl years. 4—4-year rotation of corn, quarter. Out-of-state students will Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Glldden and the required Roadway Cross Sec- Roofing Umber Wailoord Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert of gave a most Interestnng talk on the completed to turn In at the Novem- friend 6f Lansing spent the week corn, oats and clover. 5—4-year ro- continue to pay the same additional sons Arden and Alden were Sun- tion, placing Draining Structures, Hunt and daughter Judy of Orand Palo Alto, Cal., arrived Saturday subject of student activities In the ber meeting. end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. tation of wheat, oats, alfalfa-brome Kitchens Rickert Electric sum of $75 per'quarter. day guests of hie brother, Hobert and Aggregate Surface Course, 6" Insulation Plywood Rapids. to spend the summer with the religious field In colleges. Rudy It was decided to study the book % Gerrlt Schreur. hay, 2 years. (This is often called "Women of the Bible" during the The increase In student foes is Spencer and family of Jackson. Compacted, (4.01). a'grassland rotation.) 6. Perma- Heating Plants Mr. and Mrs. Merle Rosenberg letter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Swift Wittenbach paid a fine tribute to Ernest Althaus spent Sunday In AltlKinnl>iAn Fathers and Sons, and all attend- current year, the first two chapters, COMPLETE necessary, according to college Sec- Mrs. Edward Wlerenga and fam- Completion date for entire pro- nent meadow of Chewing's fescue. Scrten Doors womDinarion uoors Disposal Units, Kitchen Cabinet and Larry were Sunday dinner Wlnegar. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kalamazoo with his daughters. ing felt that this was really a Sun- "Eve" and "Sarah" to be reviewed ELECTRICAL SERVICE retary Karl H. McDonel, In order ily were Saturday afternoon guests ject November 30,1952. This grass is being recommended In Sinks, Wlter Heaters, Shower guests of Mrs. Rosenberg's par- were Sunday evening callers of HDIHEyumJ to balance the next year's budget Dan Goodwin of Battle Creek is The Department's Standard Spe- day to remember. and discussed at the September of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Em- sod orchards. MM Worir Paint Cabinets. ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan Mr .and Mrs. George Skldmore. meeting. The college's legislative appropria- spending a few days with Mr. and cifications (1950 Edition), its cur- Toastmaster Water Heaters mett Sheehan. Fred Bartlett, agricultural in- of Ionia. Mrs. Alvln Bergy and daughter Mrs, Marian Forward had charge tion was not sufficient to cover the Mrs. Kenneth Goodwin. rent "Soils Manual, the plans for structor of Rockford High School, There are 89 pupils enrolled at Mabel were Sunday afternoon call- Alto Soft Bell Team General Electric Appliances loss In income from student fees, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keller and of the program and she passed out EXTERIOR Mr. and Mrs. Leo Haybarker and this project, the special provisions and members of the Rockford Fu- Electrical Fixtures little sons, Jimmy and Freddie of LYLE COVERT the • Alaska Baptist Church Bible ers at the Frank Bunker and Has Successful Season slips, requesting each one to sug- particularly that caused by the baby of Grand Rapids spent the governing subletting and. assigning ture Farmers of America, prepared Grand Rapids spent Sunday at the CORNELL LUMBER CO. Everything In Plumbing Sc School which opened Monday Laura Sydnam homes. The Alto Merchanta are enjoying gest ways to Improve the Circle greatly-decreased enrollment of the contract and the employment the seedbed and planted'the crops. week end with her parents, Mr. and John Troy home. Heating morning and will continue until Mr .and Mrs. Frank Rouse of a successful season again this year and also ways to raise the budget WHITE PAINT Paul Rickert veterans: rising prices for supplies and use of labor, and the proposal Mrs. \rvll Heilman and Sunday Records will be kept by the agri- Phone 170 Bowes Rd.. Lowell Friday, June 20. Don Rleter is the Lake Odessa called on the form- money. Many very good Ideas and equipment, and cost-of-living Claire Anderson and friend, Miss blanks (all of which are essential Lowell, —so far at least. Up to date they Par Oallan Ie Phone 340 — 912 N. Hudson 8t Mr. and Mrs. Elton Goodwin and cultural classes as part of their leader. Many Alto children are at- er's sister, Mrs. Verlie Daniels, were offered, some of which will Lowell, Michigan wage and salary adjustments for Klein of Alpine were Sunday eve- parts'Of the contract) may be ex- educational program. Technicians 313 Mich. have defeated the Detroit Gaskets 5 children, Mr. and Mrs. John Vos tending. Saturday. % 4 of Beldlng; Runclmans of Freeport, surely be used. The meeting was the college staff. ning guests of the former'e cousins amined at the district office of the of the U. S. Soil Conservation Ser- and children of Lowell and Mr. and The Freeport Merchants, Caledonia then adjourned and Mra. Maudle • Svpar HMIng Pawar Mrs. Wm. DuMont of Holland. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson and Department at Grand Rapids, vice will also assist with the man- $4.95 Fords, have beaten the Prices of Scheldt and Mrs. Carol Sterzlck WMTIUAO and Mrs. F. C. Heilman of Ionia daughters In Grand Rapids. Mich., at the County Road Commis- agement of the plots. h served dainty refreshments at the tM Mr. and Mrs. J. Elroy Smith of sion, Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Clarkaville twice and the Burton ,| ft**** • Olves Oraeler Cavarega ipent the P. M. with them. These plots are centrally located tables made lovely with clusters of Way land were Fathers Day guests at the Michigan Road Builders As- Heights Merchants twice. They FORD PAINTS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilcox of to be easily accessible to all schools pink roses, arranged by the hostess. Your best buy, HOMEguord, the of her daughter, Mrs. Keith Bow- sociation, Lansing, Michigan, but in the county and all persons in- have been defeated by Clarksvllle Landing called on Mr. and Mra. and the Sunfleld Elevator teams. The July meeting will be In the Exterior White with the formula Fred Roth Saturday. man and family. In the evening rnay be obtained only at the office terested in agriculture. IMPORT/INT form of a picnic with Mrs. Eleanor MAGNCSHIM UUCAT1 of the Contract-Estimate Engineer, Montcalm County has had run-off The Schedule for the rest of June [ERIOR fr-niwSi NOW Mrs. S. Taylor received word her Mr. and Mrs. Elton Oalkine and 1 SHOP AT follows—K. B. Supply of Hastings Green program chairman. I WMITS CI.W ^^ j y...... ".* .•1' "."I'.. that has been proved best by tests! nephew has been transferred from daughters of Wayland wers guests. 222 Townsend St, Lansing, Michi- plots In operation two years. Mus- gan, up to 5 p. m. of the day preced- kegon County plots, located near at Freeport on June 20, ths Lowell Weather resistant; remains white Alaska to Percy Jones Hospital, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Anderson and Moose at Lowell June 23, Glenn's Alto's new barber Is Claud Mil- AVA1LABU M Claire did shopping In Grand Rap- ing the opening of bids. A fee of Casnovla, have been in operation 7 I / ler of Kalamazoo who has pur- by self-cleaning. Durable, always Battle Creek for heart trouble. Store of Clarksvllle at Freeport three dollars will be charged for years. Many groups In this area We are very glad to hear Mrs. Ids Thursday. changes in policy June 24, the Freeport Merchants chased the shop of Mi. and Mrs. brilliant. mi fumlshiug plans or proposal have visited these plots. The In- ^WWVAJOIB^ Effle Goozen Is home from Grand Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pitsch and hrociei at Freeport Jupe 26, Sunfleld Lions Clarence Johnson, who are mov- blanks which will not be refunded. KROGER Rapids after her accident little sons, Maurice and Nickle terest displayed by local people in ing to their farm near Sand Lake. Exterior White; 1-Gal. Cans. $5.09 r MTisrAeioW Lowell Full cooperation in carrying out plots in adjoining counties influ- •k To Members oi the Michigan Mutual • at Sunfleld June 29. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roth of Low- were Saturday evening guests at These are all supposed to be good Mr. Miller comes very highly re- the special provisions will be re- enced Kent County directors in es- ell called on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. the Leon Anderson home. Mrs. commended. He will occupy the quired. Minimum wage paid to la- tablishing plots locally. The direc- Windstorm Insurance Co.. teams, so let's see some of you ar- AT Collar Saturday p. m. dent soft ball fana at the games. living rooms in the rear of the Zetha Anderson of Grand Rapids bor employed on this contract shall tors hope that many people will Mr. and Mrs." Arvil Heilman at- was a Sunday guest. I have been Informed that there ttmilding with his wife and two be as follows: Skilled labor $0.95 take advantage of the educational tended the graduating exercises of AND SAVE! will be gamea played every Monday children, a boy and a girl. Wel- Visit Our Store Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kachaele and per hour. Intermediate labor $0.85 opportunities offered by this dem- * BLANKET COVERAGE on Farm Penooal * her niece In Holland Thursday eve-Lgg of' CaiedonLa were Wed" night at Freeport with the excep- come to our town. f Story & Hahn per hour. Unskilled labor $0.75 onstration. OfyrttU I**, Ike Xr*** €* 0RDT0NE nlng. nesday evening guests of her par- per hour. is now in effect tion of the Moose Game on the Mrs. Frank McElvaln and daugh- For Your Misses Janet Schreur and Marie 23rd. The game for June 30 haa ents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Shee- A certified or cashier's check on ter Bernice of Grand Rapids were Brulnk of Hudsonville called on not been scheduled aa yet. AH Hardware han. an open, solvent bank, in the sum Operation Wae No Failure Sunday guests of the former's their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ^ TELEVISION AERIAL — We hare eUmi- # of $2,000.00, payable to Charles M. When the patient regained con- games on the schedule are posted neice, Mrs. Geo. Skldmore and Gerrlt Schreur Sunday p. m. on the blackboard just north of "Stalwart" HOUSEWARE Yep, He's Right Zlegler, State Highway Commis- sciousness after the operation he husband. In the afternoon, Mrs. Ed Tucker of Clarksvllle called noted the Two Dollan per hundred charge the Bower's Tavern. .So watch the L0Wel1 "Now don't scold because I was sioner, must accompany each pro- wanted to know why all the blinds Wieners * 59^ Skldmore accompanied them to Our Regular Low Price $2.69 p«pUof on Ernest Althaus Sunday morn- SKINLESS blackboard for any games that NEEDS too tired to sew a button on your posal. All such checks will be re- were drawn. To that his doctor re- for Television Aerials. From now on this visit Mr .and Mrs Harley York 1 we take pleasure in announcing an outlet for ing. ARMOUR STAR—1 U. CilLO PK€. might not get Into the paper in O Guaranteed Two Years Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stauffer and pants last night," the housewife turned promptly after the bidding, plied . . . "Well, you see there's a In their new home south of Low- except that of the lowest bidder building afire across the street .. . ^ item will be included as a part ol house- 4. time. ell. children called on Mr. and Mrs. said to her husband. "I hope you Hey, do you know the weather O Moxivolume Couplings # will not be returned until execution and we didn't want you to wake up Emll Stauffer. E. Lowell, Sunday. don't think your pants are more hold goods and covered for WINDSTORM k49 has been terribly hot lately? It's More Alto on Page 5 O Rugged Black Rubber 25 Feet FARM SUPPLIES FORDS PAINTS - VARNISHES - ENAMELS and delivery of the contract to the and think the operation waa a tall- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grlswold and important than your wife." too hot to stay home In the evening State Highway Department ure!" ' FtfuChickens Ib-Mc CARD OF THANKS Outstanding Value! Corrugated, son Fredrick and Mr. and Mrs. Hubby thought a moment, and DAMAGE op to 10% of the amount carried so let's go to the ball games. The Made "Right" in Grand Rapids for many years and always manufeo* The right is reserved to reject Mark McDanlels of Jasper, Texas, then replied . . . "Well, there are Alto Businessmen appreciated our I wish to thank my neighbors seamless rubber reinforced with tured to the exacting standards of the professional painting coiv any or all proposals. Some of the people who are SPORTING GOODS spent the week with Mr. Grlswold's lots of places a man can go with- • on household contents. • team enough to buy new unlforma and friends for the many gifts of rayon. Withstands high water CHARLES M. ZIEGLER, shouting loud and long about who tractor. We are confident tlie retail customer wiU appreciate the sister, Mrs. Sherman Taylor and out his wife!" for them this year complete with flowers, especially Mr. and Mrs. pressure. State Highway Commissioner should be our next president aren't peak standards of quality always found in FORD PAINTS. husband. They also all went t^ St. jacketa, which they haven't had for Ray Linton for their great kind- even registered to vote. Ignace and Burt Lake Friday and Small cost, little space, nut power o-8 Csrsful basinsu msnsgsmsnt by esperiewced Perch Fillets lb. 47c years, ao let's show that we appre- ness to us, and Dr. H. Dudley Saturday to see a brother. to burn—the Want Ads. Prompt edjirttmsnt snd payment of loss**. RINfi BOLOGNA ciate them too. It is "our" team, Smith for hla untiring vigilance In MICH. GRADE NO. 1 caring for me during my recent Ill- Mrs. Anil Heilman will leave Ageflh and adjasten quicUy eveileble througl so let's get out and "Yell for oui AL. HERMANS, Owier Ph. 249, Uwcll STORY & HAHN HARDWARE early Sunday, the 22nd, to attend side". See you at the games. ness. the Mid-West Purdue Conference PUBLIC NOTICES Orton Seese, Manager. c8 Mrs. Edmund Clark 207 E. Main St., Lowell Phone 61 at Lafayette, Ind. She will be WOODY'S SALES & SALVAGE gone four days. ORDEB APTODmNO TUCK FOK Clark Circle Meeting George VanWessup, Deputy Kent HEAUNO CLAIMS HIGHEST PRICES FOR MICHIGAN zLi: The Clark Circle mst at the home Co. School Supt.. had charge of the STATE OF UICHIOAN—ths ProteU ORANGE of Mra. Glen Yelter for their June Vergennes Church service Sunday Court for Uw County of Kent Scrap Iron — Used Can—JaA Cars — Farm 46-ez. At a Mwion of nld court, hold st the meeting Thursday afternoon, June In Rev. Glotfelty's absence. mmtt D mIIAJI •! lie . probate office In Um city of Oraad lUp- raacninery —• iKiiTtriei^" naaiuTors 12. The house waa beautifully Lester Bailey attended the M R T «U, m sam county on UM 27Ui day of Msy. MUTUAL WINDSTORM -23' 1952 decorated with roses from Mrs. Sensational New A meeting In Lansing and Owosso ^ P- JUICE Present: HON. DALTON, Judfe —WE BUY ANYTHING— Teller's rose garden. Mrs. Lyle Friday evening. JOHN of Probate. MICHIGAN Clark conducted the business meet- Hay Season Refrigerator Development! Mr. and Mrs. Freeman KInoey of In UM Matter of the Estate of Uo A. Welding, Brazing Done ot Yard, Pkk-Up Service INSURANCE CO. ing in the absence of the president I Sidney and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Domy, Dew eel. Mrs. Nora Klahn. Raymond and children, 3. Lowell, It appearlnf to the court mat the time BOWES ROAD and WEST STREET, Lowel Kroger Tomato Juice —25^ for preaenUUon of claims against said tAIOItT AND OlOCIf COMPANY OT ITS 3IK9 IN M1CMI0AM Lunch consisting of sandwiches, were Sunday guests of Mr. and estate should be limited, and that t time c50tf two beautiful birthday cakes hon- Mrs. S. V. Taylor. and place be appointed to recelTe. examine sad adjust all claims and demands acalnst oring Mrs. Jennie Yelter, Ice cream said deceased by and before said court. and coffee was served. Mrs. Anna It Is Ordered, That creditors of aald Fleece Tissue 12-'1.00 Fairchild Invited the Circle to meet Pleasant VaHey deceased are reoulred to present their at her home for the July meeting. Is Here I Mrs. Bert Blank claims to said court st said Probate Office on or before the SIst day ot Avast, A. A very pretty bridal shower was D. 10*2 at ten o'cock In the fonnoor, aald R. D. Hutchinson, 61, wm given Miss Marjorle Thompson last time and place bslnc hereby appointed for Hudson Napkins2-*19^ the examination and adjustment of all fagefa/fifase Passes at Alto Home Saturda evening at the home of claims snd deinands s«slnst said deceased. We want to remind you again to check your balers NOW. Repair or Mrs. Harold Skedgjll. She re- It !s Further Ordered, Th£t public notice R. D. Hutchinson, aged 61, of ceived many beautiful and useful thereof be riven by pnbHcatton of a copy R. 1, Alto, passed away Saturday of this order for tarss suoeesstre weeks DCTIA UAUTY AND QUALITY at his home. Mr. Hutchinson is gifts after which a very dainty previous to said day ot hsulns, tn UM DOtA WIOI CHOICi Kroger Peanut Butter 2^63^ replace them today! We are still in a good position to replace your lunch was served to about thirty Lowell Ledger a tewspaper printed aad ol Styling and Cslers ef My by FhHer survived by his wife, Jean; four guests. Contests and visiting was circulated In said county. daughters, Mrs. Vera Beswick of JOHN DALTON, BIG-CAR £Xrm baler with a new one. ^ r Comstock Paik. Mrs. Jeanne Duba, enjoyed and all had a very pleas- A true oopy Judge of Probate. ant evening. Mrs. George Doran DAISY C. C008HALL, Mrs. Doris Koebl, Miss Elsie; four and Mrtj, Ken Thompson were co- Register of Probate. c-6-e VAN CAMP 8-oz. SALE! sons, Wilbur, Jack, Fred, R. D., WE HAVE AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY hostesses. Jr., all of Grand Rapids; one sis- Mrs. Loren Gray was much aur- LINSEY, SHIVKL, PHELPS * VAN- when efou chose ihe BUTTER BEANS ter, Mra. Nihil Barker of Grand prised Monday evening when a UCBH AL, Ansraays. FINAL ADHINIST&AnON ACCOUNT Rapids; one brother, Albert, of number came In to help her cele- Wisconsin; 13 grandchildren. New idea Wire Tie Balers brate her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. SUte of Michigan, ths Probate Court for PORK & BEAMS the County ot Kent. Funeral services were held Tues- Art Hooper, Mr. and Mrs. Wee At a session of ssld Court, held at tha day afternoon at Cross-Miller Kelm and Semlah Scesc, Mr. and probate office. In ths City of Orand Rap- EXTIA HIDINO COMJOtT KIDNEY BEANS Funeral Home in Caledonia and Massey-Harris String Tie Balers Mrs. Dalton Stahl and Sharon of Ids, In said County, on tha 23rd day of Lowest-Priced Line lefH burial waa In Whitneyville ceme- Clarksville. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Erb, May, A. D. 1932. 8-oz. Present: HON. RICHARD W. BRYANT, RED BEANS tery, Rev. James Ballard officiat- Carl, Jack and Carolyn, and Mr. Judge of Probate. ing. New Holland String Tie Balers and Mrs. Bert Blank were there. A la the Matter of fee Estate of Mildred Mr and Mrs. Dan Wingeier and Not just shelves lunch was served consibling of E. Davis, Deeeased. Mexican Style BEANS children visited over the week-end —but a new kind cake, ice cream and coffee. She Harry Day, Administrator d. b. n. c. t a. having filed In said court his final' tn ttsfie/cf/ with Mr. and Mrs. John Stude of storage door waa presented with gifts to help admlnUtraUon account, snd his petition (Marguerite Wingeier) and family with butter keep- remember the occasion. praying for the allowans thereof and for of Toledo, O. Donna Jean Win- er .. . space for Mr. Lee Osborne Is home after the assignment and distribution of the res- Baler Twine geier and Barbara Bancroft, who eggs, milk, cheese being in Pennock Hospital for a idue of said estate, snd for ths appolnv KROCER ENRICHED BREAD ^16^ meet of Harry Day sb Trustee for Mildred supft son - went by bus to visit the Studes, We hove selected o PERFECT TWINE and mode it ovoHoble for your use. at your fingertips. few days after suffering from a Masterjohn for her benefit .under Para- DOtA STOffiNO fOWH last week, returned home' with heart attack but Is confined to his graphs n snd FV of the WUL K1IA STHNeiN AND COMPOtT Twine that has full strength of 300 lbs. or over and 125 ft. or over per lb. bed at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. It is Ordered, Thst UM 17th day e« sf ef them. HCULAI 4Sc ».w Remember — you buy twine by the pound and use it by Hie foot — So Do Cheese Keeper Clyde Zeigltt and son of Hastings taw, A. D. mi, at ten o'clock In UM LAYER CAKE 59^ Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rankin Keeps cheese store, forenoon, at said probate office, be and Is GOLDEN SNO-r-2 LAYER (Esther Rittenger) and son-in-law and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil "Preston of hereby appointed for ei imlnlng and al- Not Be Misled! fresh for weeks Lake Odessa called to see him lowing said account snd hearing said pe- and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Sunday afternoon. Neece all of Greenville, HI., were At last, a container UUon. M lb. pig. v 'Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kime and It is further Ordered, That pafcllo Dotiee TENDERLEAF TEA 3 5/ Friday evening visitors of Mr. and st* 'c. J-J Maw 30 scientifically de- daughter, Mrs. Desdla Cook and thereof be given by publlcattoo of snoopy Mrs. Chas. Rittenger. signed to preserve of this ordsr, for thres so bawl GET DETAILS ON 2 FOR 1 SALE AT YOUR KROGER STORE Mrs. Erna Neeb called at Emery previous to ssld dsy of hearing, ta the %tO*fyFm Q>u Regular Alto Community Grange NEW HOilANH PARTS S SERVICE cheese freshness Kime's Sunday afternooc, Lowell Ledger a newspspsr printed sad meeting Friday evening. June 20. and flavor, pre- Mr. and Mrs. Ovid Miller and circulated la said couaty. RICHARD W. BRrANT. SPOTLIGHT COFFEE -77 ft Mr. and Mrs. James Green are We Have A Large Stock of Repairs and Can Give You vent drying out baby called at Mr. and Mrs. Bert A tree copy. Judge of Probate. Improving their house by tearing DCTIA • DCTIA msnoi KROGER-VACUUM PACKED lb. ISc Blanks' Monday p. m. DAIST C. COOBHALL, off the porch. They plan to add Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wlllette and Register of Probsts. ef Cewlei Petnl ef America's Mart Npwtar Cm Good Service on New HoBond Balers and New two modern entrances In place of baby daughter of Clarksvllle were c-5-7 40 oz. pkg. 33/ the porch. Mr. and Mrs. Francis dinner guests at Clayton Mote's JIFFY BISCUIT MIX Holland Choppers GERALD M. HENRT, Attorney. Most Deluxe Sunday. Jimmy and Johnny Wll- SERVE STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE Wakefield h%ve just completed a PROBATE OF WILL 3-4 Pt.w 44 l.P. rofrigerator ever lette returned home after staying paint job on their house that cer- with their grandparents two weeks. tainly Improves its appearance. State of Michigan, ths Probate Court for Now they are making a new drive- offered at the price The Dally Vacation Children's the County of Kent CALIFORNIVALiwaniAA Uu.. aS.. NOnw.. 1i IAJTOLONG* WHITtwwimmkE Bible School will close this Friday At a session of said court, held at the way. probate office la the City ot Orwd Rapids, Turn your machinery See the new 1952 Phiico evening with a program after two in said county, on the 28th dsy of May, with Dairy Bar. New weeks of study. Everyone cordially A. D. 1952. CARD OF THANKS deluxe features—match- Invited to this service of the United Present: HON. RICHARD W. BRYANT, t I wish to express my heartfelt Brethren Church here. Judge ot Probate. DCTIA SMOOTHNiSS appreciation to my friends and rel- service over to us and leM new Key Largo color In the Matter of the Estate sf Amvrtta Alice Thomas came home Sun- ef POW^KiiA atlvea for their calls, gifts and oiyliug. Sizes 7 to 11 cu. ft. day after spending two weeks with cards which made my 85th birthday Very MrMllita having filed In ssld Automotk TronsmUsleo , mi ICO f23-» relstivAB near Montrose. court bcr petition praying thst a certain such a pleasant occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jackson.ana instnuneni in niniuj;. j-urpcrtlsj ts be A with complcie power leant FIRM, ALL PURPOSE POTATOES c8 Mrs. Jennie Yelter. 4-3 Plow 53 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Preston of ths last will and testament of ssld extra powerful Yalve-in- ceased now on file In said court bs ad- Lawast pritod In Ms flald I RELAX! 78 WEEKS TO PALakYe Odessa called to see Elmer mitted to probate, sad that tha admin Hccd engine and Automatic *2098 Scott Monday afternoon. He Is Istration of said estate be granted to THi beautiful mw Slyitiin* De Lux# 2-Doof Choke. Optional on De Luxe Sedon IIiH fot l«i (hon any comporobU feeling much better at this writing Mary McMiliin, the ezemtrlz named in model I* ih fWd. (Continvofion of tiamM models at extra cost LARGE JUMBO 27's -39* but still confined to his bed. sold will or to snm» other suitable person. ard trim Mmhulsrf ll Cantaloupes It is Ordered, That the t7th day ot Jane, on eraiMMr el aofrriol l • NO DOWN PAYMENT • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kaechele of A. D. IMS, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, COLBY near MiddleviUe were dinner guests at said probate office, be and Is hereby AGENCY L-O-N-G . . . E-A-S-Y TERMS! of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Gray and sppoluted for hesrlng said petition; 0 H. Runciman Company Tommy Sunday. They called to It is further Ordered, That public nodes MORE pnm BUY CH2VS01ITS THf.H AMY OTHER CA*i Watermelons lALVES 95c QBAITEBS 41c whole *1.59 thereof be given by pubUcatloo of a copy see Elmer Scott, Joe Scott and Mrs. of this order, for three saooaartvs wssks IMI'SimH Delia Scott previous to said day of hearing, in ths Mr. and Mra. Howard Coleman Lowell Ledger a newspaper printed and EoriY. Colby —Alto Implement Sales KRICK Auto & Appliance of Grand Rapids visited at Elmer circulated In said county. STOCK VP FN BOX WEATBCI dor 29* XBSaB RICHARD W. BRYANT. Fresh Limes Office: 2421 Res.: 3151 Scott's Sunday afternoon. SALES & SERVICE — — — Phone 587 A true Copy Judge of Probata. McFALL CHEVROLET Mr. and Mrs..Art Hooper called Cborios L Colby Phone 311 Cliff Loesch, Mgr. Lowell, Michigan WOyi Sales & Service Boats and Motors DAISY C COOBHALL, at Stanley Stauffer's Sunday af- Register of Probate. 508 W. Mein St. Lowell, Mich. Phone 298 Office: 3231 Clarksville Opsn Evenings 'til 9:00 West M21, Lowell ternoon. c-e-i 10 THE LOWELL LEOOIPI. LOWELL, MICH., JUNE II. 1M2 IK mmttlmmlimm Miscellaneous Shawer FAREWtLL SOCIAL EVENTS CARD Of TMAMKI — Lowell Man Weds HONOR VANTATENHOVKS negisiramn Hoaarr Hetan Dowling wish to Laming Girl in Mr. and Mrs. Henry VanTaten- thanks aad appreciation to our Mrs. Abet Dennle w4l hostess boee and two children, Karen and friends and neighbors for their Notices M. S. C. Chapel Saturday aTtemoo^at her hom1 e at Jerry expect to leave for their fu- many kladaeeses to us at tbe death a wall pointed luncheon honor- ture home in California about July ef ear beloved husband and father. Helen Dowllng, whose ap- 1st. One of the first ectples to be cS The Campbell Lyons Fatafiy. To the Qualified Eleotora of the proaching marriage to Carl Ker- married in Michigan State CoDege's They were given a farewell sur- Strawberry Shortcake! Township of Lowell, County of eber has been announced. recently dedicated memorial chapel pknlc st Faliasburg Park Kent, Mlehifan, was Miss Helen Pauline Schlesinger Covers were laid for twelve and by about sixty friends. On Notice is hereby given that 1 of Lansing and William Lester Ste- the luncheon was served at 1:S0 af- Wednesday they were dinner guests will be at the township office, 411 phens. ter which miscellaneous gifts were at the Vincent Kelly home tn W. Main St., Lowell. The couple, both graduates of showered' upon tbe bride-to-be. Clarksville. Friday they were din- MONDAY, JULY 1, UBS MSC, were married early Saturday Others present beside the honor ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Let?8 Enjoy It At afternoon in a setting of white and gueet were }irs. Wm. Kerekes, Wattereon. aad Baturdw of Last Day for RegMrmBotr for and Mrs. Nswtoa August* 5 Primary Eleetiop, from P«*eh ^MaJcohn Mrs. Vbnl Kerekes, Mra. Lawrence 9:00 o'clock a. m. to 6:00 o'clock Watson, Mrs. Frank Keiser, Mra Us Very Best... p. m. on said day for the purpose Myron Henry, Mrs. Forrest Buck, of Reviewing the Regletratlon and Mrs. Joe Speeratra, Mrs. Charles registering such of tbe qualified Chlatgo, formerly of Laastog, aad Norton, Mrs. Jack Wingeier and electors aa shall properly apply Mr. Btepfeew Ie the sea of Mr. aad Mrs. Ware Story. therefor. Mrs. Frank U Stephens of Ixmeli. Notice ia hereby further given He la a student at Fuller Theo- Vergennes Farm Bureau Made With that I will be at my office ewry logical SemtaaTy at Paeadens, Cel. •day preceding that date frem 9:00 For her saaulage. tbe bride cheee The Vergennes Farm Bureau will to 5:00 except ThOradays and Sat- ballerta^ gown of nyion marqui- eet at the hall Friday evening, urdays the hours shall be t:00 to sette, a small braided headpiece June 20, witb Mr. and Mrs. Mike aOWERShr 12:00 noon, with orange blossoms and carried Myckovlak, host and host see. The KING'S FLAKE ENRICHED FLOUR Esther M. Fahrnl, bouquet of whitIte gtameliaa and Sand and Gravel Co. of Orand Rap- giadioll Oowerettea e e e cS-9 Clerk of lowcH Township ea nlngkd with Ids is bringing a movie which will Ike Mk Ivy. Her b maid, mm Helen be shown at 8:10. Everyone is in- 4S Arthur, wore * similar gown in vited whether members or not Large or smsll wedding pale green nylon. light lunch will be served. x To tbe Qualified Electors of the Harold LeGant ef Pasadena a HOWARD RrTTENGER It ie never 2 cups KING'S FIAKE Enriched h tsp salt rmer rtossmals of the bride- Township of Ada, County of Kent, CARD OF THANKB about this question .... Flour Michigan, Kroonti, wna best man. Uahers were 4 tsp Baking Powder (single Donald. Wreak, of Holt, tbe bride's Notice ia hereby given that I will I wish to thank my many friends, My car skidded on wet pave- bar, tee. 4 tablespoons shortening action) be at Ada township hall on cousin, aad Richard Yotmg of neighbors and relatives for the ment and craih-d Into a store r Lowell. Mrs. Graham Milsa was if yea srs /3 cup sugar % cup milk MONDAY, JTULT 1, Ml cards, gifts and flowers 1 received front. Gasoline spilled *JM1 organist at tha chapel coremony while In tbe hospital aad at bocAe. caught on fire. I wasn't hurt, wedding... cell Last Day for Registration for while Vern VanHovel sang. Assis- pS Mrs. Owen Ellis. bat the store claims a VI #30 August 5 Primary Election, from Sift dry ingradiants together, cut in shortening with pastry blend- tants at tbe reception were Miss Are loss. My auto insurance to your floral needs. 8:00 o'clock a. m. to 8:00 o'clock p. Ann Brunlinger of Chicago; Miss The question that bothers every covers 15,000; must 1 personally er or two knives. Add milk and stir until flour is moistened. Turn m. on said day for the purpose of ma Mlddlehoek of Dearborn, tnarried man is "Why aren't al} pay the 13,000 balance? reviewing the Registratioa and Miss Nyla Western of Huntertown, bachelors rich?" ^ out on floured board or wax paper and fold over 6 or 7 times. registering such of the qualified Ind., and Mrs. Richard Michel. For the enswer te year Insur- snce questions, feel free to electors aa shall property apply For her daughter's wedding Mrs. liar corsage. , Divide dough in half and pat out in rounds '/i in. thick. Place one cell me et Rittenger Insur- KIEL'S therefor. Schlesinger wore a roee print crepe The newlyweds left their recep- sncs Service. Phone IH Lew- FLOWBI & GIFT SHOP round in bottom of pan, butter and place 2nd round on top. Bake Notice ia hereby farther given drese aad a roee glamelia corsage. tion in the chapel parlors for a that I will accept registrations in The bridegroom's mother also wore northern Michigan honeymoon be- Phone 22SF-2 817 t. Main BT in 425 degree oven IS to 20 minutes. Split warm shortcake and my home at 7257 Broaaon Ave., a rose print crepe drees and a sim fore leaving for the west coast. cover with crushed strawberries. Place other shortcake layer on Ada, every day from 10 o'clock a. m. to 9 o'clock p. m.,' from now top and cover all generously with more strawberries. Garnish until the last day of regiatration. Blanche Lovelese, with whipped cream. c8-9 Ada Township Clerk

To the Qualified Electors of tbe Township of Vergennes, County of Than.. Fri, Sot. 19.20,21 — A*d Opc Oriy Af 1:45 — Kent, Michigan, notice ia hereby given that I will be at my home on Faliasburg Park Dr. all day MONDAY, JULY T, Mi T&wWihq QmpanuLaat Day for Registration for August 5 Primary Elecetkm for ** Lowell, Michigan * I» RU>^U R*V{?W chib ww enter- Notice is hereby further given Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Radford for their letters, cards, flowers, that I will be at my home for the left Sunday morning to attend the tained at tbe home of Mra. D. H. slants, and for calla tbsy made same purpose every day preceding Grand Chapter of North Dsikota, Oatley Tuesday evening at which Viring my stay in the Rest Home that date. at Grand Forks, Mra. Radford be- time Mra. Bruce McMwhon re- 'In Orand Rapida after breaking viewed "Through Charlie's Door" Rhea M. Rickner. my arm. ing a grand representative from Michigan. They spent a few days by Emily Kimbrough. Clerk of Vergennes Township. c8 Effie E. Goozen. in Northern Michigan before going Relatives and neighbors planned cS-9 JNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY JUNE 22 - 23 - 24 - 2$ to Dakota. a complete surprise for Mr. and Mra. Lester Place Sunday honoring Bowne Township Mr. and Mra. Henry VanTaten- the 25th anniversary of their wed- POLICY FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT ONLY: hove are staying in their home dur- To the Qualified Electors of the ing their absence. ding, which really was the 19th of Township of Bowne, County of June. Ojvn houi» waa attended by Kent, Miohigan, notice is hereby SUNDAY: Doors Open at 2:43 — Shows at 3:00, 6:10, 9:20. relaUves, neighbors and /rienda and given that I will be at the Alto a beautiful annlveraary cake waa Library Tuesday and Saturday af- served with ice cream and punch. WEEKDAYS: Doors Open at 5:45. Shows at 6:00 and 9:10 ternoons and evenings for the pur- Among the gifts received waa a set pose of Reviewing the Registration of silverware. CITIZENS M.s. Olive Clark left Wednesday and registering the names of s^ch ADULTS —65c CHILDREN ONLY — 14c " morning for Honolulu where she qualified electors as may properly gives you: will attend summer school. Mra. apply therefor. Clark waa a teacher in Caacade Notice la further hereby giVen * * freedom of Choki" consolidated schoola laat year. that Bergy, 12-year-old aon of Mr. and MONDAY, JULY 7, IMS KISS OF FIRE Mrs. R. J. Kleefish. 973 N Hudnon Guy Lombardo ROAD SERVICE is the last day for registration for St., rescued Donald Moore, young the General Primary Election BLUE TANGO son of Mr. and Mra. Tom Moore, August 5, 1982. Citizens' Road Servicc Plan who had fallen into Flat river late LeRoy Anderson • Evelyn Smith, it fait and efficient. When Monday afternoon. The little fel- you tre in need of Road c-8-9 Clerk of Bow»e Township. ITS STORY IS THAT OF AN ERAI..« HERE JN MY HEART low had been riding in a canoe Andrews Sisters and Dick Sen-ice, you simply choose with bia brother when he fell in Haymes the nearest garage or service the water. ITS DRAMA IS THAT OF AN EMPIRE / station. This plan avoids un* or ^ *5 M I'M YOURS necessary delay. You pay the While wandering around a na- Mrs. Ira Sargeant Four Ace* bill, then mail it to your tive village a hunter claimed that ...ITS SPLENDOR IS THE VICTORY he spotted a leopard. A listening The annual Keim family reunion A CUV IS A GUY agent and your money is native opined, "Now that'a a lie. will be held at the Bowne Center Doris Day promptly refunded. CITI- OF 1£>VE OVER TERROR AND TYRANNY! ZENS* PROTECTION The an i ma la come that way." Ladies Aid Hall, on Saturday, Jane WHEEL OF FORTUNE FOLLOWS YOU WHER- 21st. Kay Starr EVER YOU GO. Mr. and Mra. Wesley Kelm, also r—— » Anfl»)i.r nUJ the latter's father attended the DELICADO ' 25th annlveraary of the Masoplc Percy Faith order at Freeport Saturday nljfct BE ANYTHING Mr. Seeae bellig'n charter njember Peggy Lee and Gordon Jenkins of that lodge, but alao holds a life membership, he having Joined the r / Haatinga order of Masonry. its tm aramr /mm Mrs. Rusael Vickera and Mrs. RADIO SERVICE Wm. Vickera and children, also Mrs. Clifford LaPreye of -Grand Haven and Nunica spent Monday The Roiins Agency Company afternoon with Mra, Byron Weeks "If It has a tube we service It" ! 835 W. Main St and also picked a nice amount of R. Q. CHROUCH strawberries while there. Lowell, Michigan Phone 404-F2 206%. Main St Phone 206 Mr. and Mrs. Oxel Carlson vis- jftrfffffffnTiiiiiifMnrnniTiiN ited relatives of Greenville Wed- nesday. Rev. Kimball of Grand Haven is the Evangelist at the Elmdale She wss s Christian— he was a pagan Church of tbe Nazarene, whlen snd their love was t conflia betwDctwcce n Summer Coal Prices services are In juogress each eve- ning this week, uls wife is an ac- faith snd the flesh. A great humsn complished musidan and assists with the special music, also render- story unfolds in this epic of an era told SAVE HONEY—Buy Now! ing music on her vibra-harp. with unrivalled splendor! Vacation bible school Is being Per Ton, Cash held at the Mennonite Church this HARD COAL (MM Cod) ...i...-$22.20 week. M-G-M's Mra. Horace Myers and Mrs. BERWIND BRIQUETS .$18.20 Clair Stahl attended the Home- RRADSHAW POCAHONTAS $17.20 makers Extension Club meeting on Friday which was held at the GENUINE POCAHONTAS $17.00 home of Mrs. Wayne Rose of near Morrison Lake. STOKER COAL $15.40 Mr and Mrs. Wesley Keim and mym HRMO and PHOENIX LUMP $15 JO Semlah Seese were Sunday after- COLOR BY noon callers at the homes of Elray TECHNICOLOR KENTUCKY EGG ..-$14.70 Smelker of near Treeport and ths Konkle-Weaver home in Hastinfa. STAITLNS ZIEGLER NUT $12.80 Mrs. Howard CHnton has re- ROBERT TAYLOS . DtBORAH KEM . UO 6ENN AND POCAHONTAS SUCK —.$10.00 turned home from the Lakeview PETER USTINOV . SCREEN PLAY BY JOHN LEE MAWN AND hospital where she had undergone S. N. BEHMNAN, S0NYA LEVIEN . BASED ON THE NOVEL BY SOFT COAL SLACK $ 7.50 surgery. HENRYK SIENKIEWIC2 . DIRECTED BY MERVYN LeROY Burt Hanson, Wesley Keim, Ira PRODUCED BY SAM 2IMBALIST.AN V-G M PICTUSt MILL WOOD cord $ 4.00 Sargeant and Edv ard Anderson BODY WOOD .cord $ 4.00 Slie can alweyf participated on tht 0th district Poet Commanders Club of the proud oi ter treai- KINDLING bushel .38 American Leirion. which was held urcd ring* if they Friday night at the Boat and CHARCOAL -i bag .49 Canoe Club of Grand Rapids. carry tLe mark of- A very pretty wedding was sol- For Better Coal — at emnized at tbe Church of the BrethreB Sunday afternoon when Tfcesie.j Frf., S«t. Jm 2*. 27, 28 Stedoy tmi Sfedsy Jm M okI 27 Greater Savings—Call Miss Marjorle Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Floyd Thompson and Raymond Wleland. Jr., son cf Tht War* SMa of Htf Gays faskit flit Mra. Mine Wleland of Freeport and the late Raymond Wleland, > ^^CakTStoarWdW k Lowell Limber & C«al Co. AVERY were united In marriage by Rev. Phone 16 ^ . BRUCE WALTER' - Phone 1MF2 Robert Martin. A reception was held at the church immediately fol- Lowell Yard and Store Cloded Thurs. afternoons JEWELERS lowing the ceremony. After a "MY SIX CONVICTS" ADA LUMBER It COAL CO. Lowe*. Mich. short wedding trip the happy QOU- 70M B ronton Phon# #11 ple will reside in Hastings, wtfera MILLARD MITCHELL GttSERT ROUND both are employed. * r