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Established June, 1693 LOWELL. MICH., THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 195 Number 17 1 REVIEW A report from Lowell Police De- partment for the period Aug. 6-19, Citizens Post Reword Lody Leatherneck Pvt. gives 16 speed violations, all warn- Classes To Start For Arrest of Vondds Kent 441 Club Filr '!n Full Swing In N. C. Supply School Cpl. Donald Keiser ings; 94 parking violations, 14 sum- mons, 80 warnings; 21 equipment A reward of $26 has been posted Marine Pvt. A. Berneice Mullen. violations, 4 summons, 17 warnings. Tuesday, Sept. 4 for anyone giving Information lead- All Exhibition Space Well Filled 27, daughter of Clyde Mullen. R.R. On Maneuver With Obeying the laws means safety ing to the apprehension and arrest 2, Lowell. Is currently enrolled in for everybody. of the party or parties who de- supply school at Camp Lejeunc, N. * • • In Lowell Schools stroyed the petunia tubs on Low- Many Attractive Features Added C. Marine amphibious training 196th In Alaska For the convenience of the gen- ell's Main street on the night of base. the Kent County Farm Bureau fhe Russian Communist regime eral public the Michigan Bell Tel- In leas than two weeka teachers, Tuesday, July 81, between the For the first time since the event Miss Mullen will receive eight with renewed vigor, and children, waa begun, the 17th annual Kent who will award a prize for the best recently upset the U. S. State De- ephpone Co. has installed an out- hours of 8:00 and 11:00 p. m. weeks' instruction in procurement, partment's plans for working out h with dampened enthusiasm, but Interested citizens feel that this County 4-H Club opened Tuesdav six classes of forage crops, includ- door telephone booth on E. Main ing grass silage. storage, transportation, distribution Japanese peace treaty. The Sovi- St. at the comer of Lafayette St. with hope for happy days, will re- matter should not be dropped inas- at Recreational Park In Lowell turn to their desks. The kiddies, with the original indebtedneaa pairt and accounting for supplies., Stud- ets consistently seem to call the This la an advantage that has been much as the project of using the A record number of exhibits of ents are also trained in personnel shots that confuae and disrupt for N long time and will be with pride In their new outfits, will chosen flower for beautifying the oif na a result of a chickcn bar- prize livestock has been arranged becue and a fund raising drive last transportation and disbursing. whatever plans, good, bad or Indif- greatly appreciated. .ubu bo proud of the fine clean village should not be discouraged In the various places prepared for buildings they will enter. year. A graduate cf Lowell Public High ferent, Secretary Acheson has In * • • and the Showboat Garden club them which includes close to 860 iiiiud. head, about 30 pena of poultry and School, she was employed aa a tel- Stanley Alexander, genial and The physical plant will be much members and businessmen have The fair opened officially at 8 p. Here Is some background infdr. the same as a year ago, except for put a lot of labor and money into m. Tuesday with all exhibits in some 450 exhibits of girls' work ephone operator bv Michigan Bell mation In reference to the Japan- courteous clerk In the Lowell Kro- gallons of paint. However, a new place. The evening program Tues- gardening, flower raising, and Telephone Co. here, prior to her ger Store the past few months, has the project. eso peace treaty conclave. For roof has been laid on the old part day included a tractor rodeo to test handicraft. Marine enlistment in May of this thirteen years China, under Chiang been named manager of the Kroger of the high school building and two the tractor operating skill of 4-H year. Store af Hastings and has already The dairy cattle Hated numbers Kai-shek, fought aggression of the rooms in the high school structure Dr. Thomas Hill Club and Future Farmers of Amer- upwards of 160 head. In the sad- Japanese. For nine of these yean begun his new duties In that capa- have been rc>equipped. ica entrants. dle horse unit there are about 60 city. Stanley will be missed from the Chinese alone resisted Japan's The moat atartiing change will be Opens Office Forage Contest Feature nnimals in the newly remodeled Cary Stiff Makes drive fir conquest in Asia. Now our Main street. He plans to move quarters. Also 40 head of beef cat-, his family to Haatings as soon as found in the home economica de- A new, better hay and forage: the time has come for a conference partment. E^ctpt for a new floor New doctor's offices were opened tie, 30 head of sheep and some 60 Interesting Talh to bring about an Allies-Japanese living quarters may »e found. contest will give recognition to a I hogs arc being shown. • • * and the additlo'ni of a refrigerator,, In the Christiansen Building Fri- phase of farming receiving added peace treaty. atove and some scn-lng machines, day for Thomas B. Hill, M. D., who> Food preparation probably haa The United States, through its A lot on the east aide of North attention amon# farmera in recent Of Two Islands there have not been many changes is hanging out his shingle for the years. The contest is sponsored by the largest number of competitors State Department, haa been ths Hudson, just off Main St. has bean since 1916, when the department first time, having recently become among the girls' work division with The Rotary Club members and leading factor in drawing up ths leased from Michigan Bell Tele- was opened In the undesirable and a full fledged licensed general prac- about 160 exhibitors. Clothing, guests enjoyed a travelogue Wed- treaty and arranging for a confer- phone Co. and is now cleared and inadequate basement rooms. titioner. canning and flower gardening each nesday entitled, "A Bit of Two ence of the allied nations on Sep- graveled to be used as a parking As a temporary measure the Novel Attractions has about 75 exhibitors. Islands", which waa brought to tember 4 at San Frandaco. Fifty tot for the public.* It is conveni- Board of Education has removed In addition to the work of youth, them by Cary Stiff, a fellow mem- nations have been Invited to attend ently locaUtL with easy access and the old cooking platea from the At Annual Picnic ber who recently visited the islands Cpl. Donald Keiser, son of Mr. the conference. Among thoae In- will prove a boon to all those who farm women seek recognition In tables and will Initall some atovea open class competition for baked In Northern Michigan and made and Mra. Frank Keiser of Lowell, vited by the State Department is need parking apace In the west and alnks. The Improvements will Lowell Mfg. Co. poods and flowers. some nice pictures. These pictures is a member of the 196th R. C. T. Soviet Ruaaia. The only allied aide of Ixmell. It ahould solve the make It poasible for the students on slides were used by Mr. Stiff to which is on its way to Alaska in government not invited to the Judging Started Wednesday parking problem brought before to do much better work in cooking •• A greased pole and a bell ringer illustrate his talk. one of the largest maneuvers aince peace conference is the Nationalist the council at a recent meeting. and with leaa effort A new asphalt were the featured attractions of Wednesday is the big day for World War IT. Troops are being government of China, headed by • • • tile floor has been laid In ths- grade the Annual Picnic for Lowell Mfg. most exhibitors with Judging Beaver Island taken from Camp Carson. Colo., to Chiang Kai-shek. Russia parti- Oayle, little three-year-oJd daugh- building. Company employees at Falla^rarg scheduled for all divisions except Beaver Island is the largest the northern terminus of the in- cipated in the Japanese war for ter of Mr. and Mra. Glenn Rltten- Park last Saturday. horses, which will be Judged Thurs- island in Lake Michigan and is lo- land passage to Alaska. only aLx daya In contrast to the ger, was injured Sunday morning Anticipated Enrollments day. cated not far from the Straits of The lfi6th Regimental Combat valiant reaista'hee of Nationalist Although experience haa shown An estimated 300 people, employ- as she was riding on a bicycle with ees .-.nd their families were on hand The evening program will in- Mackinac. It is historic inasmuch Team left Camp Carson by train China to Japan's attempt to set up Jimmy Vandenhout and her ankle that September enrollments baaed m « clude two auctions of small articles aa King Strang, leading apostle of enroute to Seattle and participation a new order In Asia. There la no upon June membership are quite to take part In the many activities. and heel caught in the spokes of k Gould Rivette and Phil Johnsojiinaunu such as eggs and baked goods. the Mormon church, was the only in the Army Exercise "Totem record of any Russian casualties to a wheel. Oayle was not aerioualy unreliable, it la felt that thia year'a king ever crowned in the United Pole", to be held in Alaska. the Soviet's brief appearance In the total initial regiatration will reach acted as co-chairmen of the Twelve numbers which were en- injured but will be off her feet for committee and gathered an tered In the County's first 4-H States. Beaver Island was his Early in August they began this war. Nationalist China's casual- a couple o' weeks while the foot la nn all-time high for the district. X; promised land and formed the 750-mile maneuver along the Alas- ties In its war with Japan totaled Census figures Indicate that the of entertainment for young anind 61d Home Talent Festival Thursday healing. alike. In addition to the 21 foot will appear on the program and the basis of his/colony which came to kan highway. Cpl. Keiser, who 3,178,063—all military. The civilian * * • kindergarten will be about twite as flower about 100 years ago. was with the forward element of casualties couldn't be numbered. large as a year ago. (It la to be greased pole and the homemafc Lowell High School band will play. the Combat Team, called his par- Mrs. Albert Both renewed her bell ringer, there were all types A dedication for the CROP pro- As the colony progressed polyg- The State department did not In- subscription tp the Ledger this noted that children may enter the amy was instituted resulting even- ents on long distance phone before vite China to the treaty conference kindergarten If they are five yeara field eventj for the children and.^i pram is planned. leaving Seattle. The elements com- w^ek for the S4th time. Mrs. Roth softball game for the adults. The tually in a series of bitterness despite the fact that the United began taking the home paper reg- of age by December Ist. Parade Thursday Night which proved the undoing of King posing the combat team are the States officially recognized and Although other grades should be younger children devoted their fn- 196th Infantry Regiment, the 147th ularly when she was first married terests to n penny-packed pile, of On Thursday night, a livestock Strang. Fcfling ran so high and supposedly supports the Nationalist and went to Detroit to live. about as largo as a year ago It Is parade will be held and Arthur so many were opposed to being hia Field Artillery Battalion and the government, headed by Cniang sawdust. Prizes were awarded to 200th Engineer Combat Company. » * » felt that there will be an'Increase Dr. Hill who Is a native of Glen Gunton'a orchestra will play for followers that he was shot in the Kai-shek, as the real government in grades eight through twelve. the winners in the field events. The purpose of the maneuver is In a note enclosed with Mrs. Ray Ellyn, m, graduated from the Uni- A two-hour bingo gam* closed folk dancing in the show arena. back by an ami-Mcrrnon. of the Chinese nation. In fact, Walker's renewal of her subscrip- Except for one or two commit- to complete the training of the over 300 million dollars In foreign versity of Chicago In 1960 and In- out the picnic with numerous prises The auction of gifts to the fair, Upon his death ihe Mormons 196th and test the ability of units tion to the Ledger she says: ments, it will be Impossible to take terned In Blodgett hospital. Grand going to the winners. Margaret •vhich last year brought in approx- eventually moved away and the aid funds are now proposed by Sec- "Couldn't get along without the seventh and eighth grades frOm of this size to move overland under retary Acheson for the Chinese Na- Rapids. He did pre-medlcal work Hartley, Floyd Boyce and Mar- imately $800, will be held at 1 p. m. Irish fishermen came back to arctic summer conditions. home paper. I am enjoying my surrounding districta. Available at the University of Chicago before Thursday followed by the light- Beaver Island which today is tionalists. Yet Chiang Kai-shek's garet Patrick shared in the gate There arc at least eight young representatives are not Invited to new home up here In Marlette and fadlitiea for these grades are lim- World War H, then spent 4^ years prize winnings while Margaret weight horsepulling contest. The known as a "Bit of Ireland." ited and the Board of Education men from near Lowell on this man- the peace conclave. can be with my slater and children in the Army Air Force and was In Tremper and Chancey Boyce cop- heavyweight contest will be held The island in history has seen euver. much more. Would like to have regrets that the requesta from Friday. the Caribbean theatre as a weather ped top awards in the bean-gues- the days of lumbering, and the Several weeks ago a group of been back to see the Showboat, and many districts must be turned officer. He also attended Alfred sing contest. All prizes were do- A 4-H Club plowing contest will days of fishing, and now the na- from all reports It went over big." down. be held in connection with the fair Senators from the Committees on University of New York and the nated by the local merchants. tives derive their livelihood more Red Cross Seeks Foreign Relations and Armed Serv- Thank yon Mm. Walker, we were There will be ample facilities for University of New York. at 10 a .m. Thursday with the win- and more from the tourists. glad to get your little note. an increase In the high school, ner representing the County at the ices made an inspection trip to Eu- The Hill family, consisting of Dr. Mfumnormai wI* *wunQ^rDrwd* ^ Pin litt Disaster Dollars rope. A report for the Joint Com- * • * which Is expected to exceed the all- and Mrs. Hill and 7-year-old State 4-H Club Show at Michigan Drummond Island It Is gratifying to note that Low- time high of 833 of a year ago. State College the following week. mittee quotes General Dwlght Els- daughter, Peggy, live at 416 E. Enqoqement Announced Drummond Island is the eastern- enhower as saying that It la "ri- ell Public Schools will again this Financial records for the past year Avery stteet^ having moved here The event also will serve as a most island of the northern group For Human ills year include driver training In their show that non-resident pupils from meana of selecting many of Kent Miss Josephine Wright, case diculoua" to be too scared by Rns- surrounding areas provided a great from GranJ Rapids last April. in Michigan, located directly across sia's military strength. Members regular schedule. v County's entrants in other divisions the Detour passage from the town worker for Kent County Chapter Records show that more than part of the Income for the district. 1 of the State 4-H Club Show. American Red Cross who has been of a subcommittee who visited the The receipts show the approx- Tloier i J n•u I ruCanm resriva*" i of Detour. Probably more ship- General In Europe in July quoted two million youths have received MSC Judges ping passes through Detour passage helping in the Kansas flood area[ special courses in schools during imate totals received from the state Winners WW Appeor the past four weeks, writes: him as saying: 'The material, in- for non-residents: tuition $22,800; Judges at the fair will be Harold the a any place in the world be- tellectual. spiritual, technical and the post four years to make them cause practically all of the grain "Flood victims have lost dentures safer drivera when they take the membership. $42,000; transportation At Kent Co. 4.H Fair Foster for dairy cattle; E. D. Far- professional reaourcea available to and ore traffic originating in Lake glasses, wooden legs, everything, the free world are so overwhelming wheel of. the family car or drive $17,000; and vocational agriculture well for general livestock; P. G. except their American sense of hu- $2,700, or a total of about $84,000. The Kent County Talent Fun Lundin for poultry, crops and gar- Superior passes through this nar- aa compared with what the Iron their own automobiles. Festival was held at Comstock row channel. mor." School-trained drivers In 48 Some of these receipts have been dens and Leyton Nelson for forage. Curtain and satellite countries and will continue to be placed In Park Thursday evening, August 18. All are from Michigan State Col- Drummond Island in history was The local Red Cross is asking have that it is almost ridiculous for states now comprise more than Nine numbers appeared on the pro- that you contribute to this emer- three percent of the nattoo's the Building and Site Fund to pay lege. Clay Hulett of Mason will the location chosen by the British us to be talking in terms of fright gram and the- Judges were very for the building of Fort Drummond gency fund and urge that you give and hysteria, which we often do." drivers. for the grade building and to assist Judge horses and Grace Vander- In other improvements and addl- complimentary in their discussion Kolk, Ottawa County Home Agent, after their evacuation from Fort at least, "A Disaster Dollar to These sound words of advice ap- • • • of the winners, and all of the nine Meet Human Needs." Births recorded In Michigan in Uona to the physical plant. will be Judge for girls work. Mackinac after the war of 1818. pear to coincide with the recom- numbers are expected to appear on Traces of this fort are still in evi- The big flood Is over but the big mendations of General MacArthur, the first six months of 1961 exceed- Course of Study Next Week the 4-H fair program Wednesday, Fair Ataociation Officers dence. job of long-tens help In aiding who knows first hand what the ed by 1,904 the births for the first The Ledger for next week (Aug. August 22. Thomas Slater of Route 3, Grand Reached by ferry, Drummond thousands of families get back on Communists' strength Is on the •lx months of the prevtoua record 30th) will contain a complete an- Victor and Lloyd TV Waard, 838 •S^pids, is President of the Fair Island Is a picturesque spot merit- their feet 1c Just beginning. In other side of the globe. high year, 1947. nouncement for the opening on 62nd St., Grand Rapids were the 27.000 families will need more i Association. Other officers are ing the investigation of luuiists. thct Most of the Increase Is linked to September 4th and there will also winners In the county compeUtlon. land Depew of Alto, Vice Pres- Beautiful bays, beautiful Inlets, help than ever before. This Is the \The Washington Post, a Wash- the marriage license upswing that be a complete course of study for The second place winner was Ruth B; Elner Olstrom, County 4-H rolling country and an abundance equivalent of assisting In the re- ington, D. C. newspaper which began In June of 1960 at the start the high school, and other Informa- Kooistra of East Parlaanrlaa d the 3rd b Agent, Secretary and R'ohard of wild life which proves the major habilitation of a city of 100,000 pop- usually sees no harm In anything of the Korean war. If the Increase K Uon for those who will enter Low- place was James anid WWillia m Ser- Machiele, County Farm Agent, interest of this natural Island. ulation. done by the President, in an edi- of births continuea through the ell High school for the first time. ne of Ada. We also want to stress Treasurer. Flood waters in the Kaw and torial on August 13 said: rest of the year, 1961 birtha will set that the other numbers who did Division Heads Former Lowel Lody Missouri river valleys showed no "President Truman's exoneration an all-time record, the Department not actually win first, second or mercy. Have we a dollar or so to of William M. Boyle, chairman of said. Names of Winners third prises also have good num- Directora Include Mrs. Charles Posses At Ann Arbor spare for these unfortunate people? the Democrat National Committee, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vander- Barnum, Mrs. Charles Werner and A total of 10,795 birtha were bers and were congratulated by the Broek, Pialnfield Ave., Grand Rap- Lowell citizens may leave their does not dispose of the charges ngtatan* in Michigan hi the From Kent County sponsors of the program. George VanWeaep, all of Grand Mrs. Mary Catherine Davy Rub, contributions at the State Savings that Mr. Boyle sold his influence Ids, have made known the be- Rapids; C. H. Runciman, Everett six months of this year. The winning act from Kent trothal of their daughter, Norma 68, wife of Stephen M. Rub, died Bank. or. at the Ledger office and to obtain an FFC loan for the • * * This past week 24 4-H club boys County will appear on the State WIttenbach, W. A. Roth and Lester July 13, in St. Joseph's Mercy Hos- they will reach the Red Cross of- American Lithofold Corporation. Jean, to Pfc. Amos Sterzick of Antonides, all of Lowell; Edwin The following Item appearing In and girls from Kent County at- 4-H Club Show program which will Wichita Falls, Texas, son of Mr. pital, Ann Arbor, after an Illness. fice, or may be sent direct to Amer- 'The facts I have obtained," the the Rockford Reghter recently, tended the district eliminations be held August 28-31. We wish and Mrs. Amos Sterzick of Alto. Seelman of Rockford and E. W. Funeral services were held at St. ican Red Cross Kent County Chap- President said, 'indicate that Mr. under the editorial column "flUffla- held at East Lansing August 13 them every success In the state Ruehs of Caledonia. Francis church and burial was ter, 55 N. Division Ave., Grand Boyle had nothing to do with the tratlona" was disturbing. and 14. Kent County boys and contest. The state winner from Machiele will be General Man- madfe in St. Thomas cemetery. Rapids, Mich. approval of thoae loans by the 25,000 looks Rood As ager of the fair, assisted by Ol- Here It Is: 'It la a real posaftril- girls participated In the following Michigan will go on to NaUonal Mrs. Ruh was born at Browns- RFC.' No mention was made of Ity that Rockford may loae aT)lg conterto: canning Judging; food Club Congress held In November in Summer Seoson Closes strom, Livestock Superintendent; the fact that Mr. Boyle was em- Chicago where they will compete Ruth Mawby, Home Economics ville, Minn., Feb. 9, 1883 and later Class of *01 Observes Industry because of the Commu- preparation Judging; clothing Judg- lived at Grand Forks, N. D., until ployed as counsel to the company ing; dairy; poultry; archery and for national honors at the U. S. For Bookmobile Readers Supt.; Don Easterday, General Ex- nlat-llke activities of certain 'or- her marriage to Mr. Ruh on Aug. Golden Anniversary and paid $500 a month at a time ganisers' promoting unrest and dis- talent. The following boys and Rubber Company Fun Festival hibit Supt; VanWesep, School Ex- The Kent County Library book- 2, 1906. The Rubs lived in Lowell Mrs. Howard Bartlett of Lake when he was a member of the satisfaction in our community. girls placed high in their respective Breakfast. hibit Supt. and WIttenbach, Com- Como. Fla., who is visiting friends Democratic National Committee or Surely after the folks see the mobiles will begin the last week of mercial Exhibit Supt. for several years while Mr. Ruh Think it over." contests and will have the privilege the 12 week sumnllr schedule on here this summer, attended a re- of the fact that shortly after hiring • • * of again compeUng at State 4-H performance that the boys and Department superintendents in- waa associated with the Juornal, union of her graduating class from him the company received an RFC girls give at our county 4-H Club Monday. All books must be re- clude Menno Baker, dairy; Homer and have many friends here. Jokea, Jeata, Jaba and, Jlbea, Just Club Show to be held August 28-31. turned to the bookmobiles during Saranac High School last Wednes- loan, although it^had been turned by Jeff; A pat on the back develops They are Joan Allen, Sparta; Fair that next year we wlli have a Patterson, horses; Alvin Wells, Surviving beside the husband is day at Lad^n'a Tea Room in Ionia. down three times previously. While lot more Interest and a lot more the last week. poultry and rabbits; Russell Fales, one son, Stephen J. ^Bh. character If administered often Carol Bellamy, Sparta; Charles Over 26,000 books will have been The occasion was the 50th anniver- Mr. Boyle denies that his employ- enough, young enough, and low Brigham, Sand Lake; Jack Vredon- numbers that will participate in. chops and gardens; Mrs. Glen Yei- sary of th« class of 1901. ment had anything to do with the borrowed from the two bookmo- ter, flowers, Mrs. Esther Fales, 4-H enough .... The average vacation burg, Ada; Mike Patterson, Grand our district and county fun festival Notice, Lody Bowlers Old pictures and reminiscing was loan, he has not stated what he Rapids; Steven and Lila Green. Al- shows. biles by the end of the summer. Home economics; Mrs. Enoch Carl- conalsta of 2 weeks, which are 2 About 9,000 of these have been bor- the popular amusement for the was paid for. We think he should to; Lloyd and Victor DeWaard, Gd. son, open class home economics, Lowell City Ass'n. event and all surviving members short, after which you are 2 tired ^ • ***»¥** ****** rowed by adults. Six hundred and and Arthur DeYoung, handicraft be asked to give a detailed account work; and 2 broke not 2. . . . 187 Rapids. All the Kent County del- There will be a meeting of Low- of the class were present except of the nature of the services per- egation at the elimination contests fifty school age boys and girls have and electrical. Michigai. persons died last ysar wuntnt News Items , read at least 10 hooka apiece, and ell City Association at the Bowling Mrs. Ray Kent of Reed City who formed for the Lithofold Corpora- did exceptionally well but the Assisting the 4-H Club staff with was unable to attend. Thoae pres- from gas. Eleven inhaled It, nine About Our ^erricemin will receive reading certificates at the fair have been Herbert Elzinga Alley on Thursday, Aug. 23, at 7:30. tion. put a mftch to It, and 147 stepped above boys and glrla will have the their schools thia fall. Blanche Minor, Pres. ent besides Mrs. Bartlett were Mrs. "The President has admitted that opportunity to .compete once more *************** of the Lowell Board of Trade. Jay Clare Wilkinson of Lansing. Miss on It. . . . And when we conclude Stories have been told at all of Boelens of the Lowell Rotary Club It Vould be highly Improper for that authors should quit or be shot this year. S. A. Berwyn Kloosterman was the 68 weekly stops this summer Sparkette League Elizabeth Jepson and Mrs. Bertha the chairman of a national political It Is hoped that In another ysar and James Williams of the Kent Walter of Saranac. at sixty, we think of Bernard Shaw, home from the NSavy Yards In Phil- by the bookmobile librarians, Mtos County Board of Supervisors. A Sparkette League bowling committee to use his contacts with E. W. Howe, oh yea, and Rem Jef- more boys and girls may partici- adelphia from Saturday bo Sunday, Kathryn Kade and Miss Marie meeting will be held at the Bowling government officials for his own ferlea, arid decide to linger on. pate In two or three contests that He took hlj car back with him, so Golubski on "Big Pat", and Mrs. Alley Thursday, Aug. 23, at 8:00 p. LOWELL LADIES SEE SISTER private gain.' But what about Mr. are available which we did not hopes to come home more often. Ruth Kerkhoff and Mr. Bernard 20,000,000 Pfoie Trees m. All members and any girls in- PLAY LIGHT OPERA ROLE Boyle's activities before he became compete in this year. We feel this Sftrtt 4-HCIyb Show Oppenaeer on "Big Mike.*; Stories WW Re Availoble For terested please be present. Mrs. Trenls Devener, Mrs. How- chairman of the Democratic Na- is a very good way of learning and The new address of Cpl. Richard by these staff members were a Thelma Poole, Pres. ard Clack, and Mrs. A. J. Smith tional Committee? As he waa an At MSC August 28-31 doing 4-H club work. W. Pattlson Is 1168471 U.S.M.C. Oo. feature of the Bookmobile party Private Reforestation drove to Ft. Wayne, Ind., Friday influential politician and strong A, ^hlrd Eng. Bn. F. M. 8. 8rd Bri- held In Townsend Park on the eve- to attend the light opera, "Song of supporter of the President, might Schedules New Events Nearly 20.000.000 young trees, MRS. AMY 8TEBBIN8, 86 Young Lewefl Couple gade, Camp Pendleton, Oceanslde, ning of August 8, when over 300 DIES; MOURNED BY MANY Norway" In which their sister, Mrs. not hia employment by Lithofold California. Cpl. Pattlson is a oon children and many adults attended. largest stock the conservation de- Ruth Dreker, had a prominent have influenced the RFC'a loan About 2,000 representatlvea of the partment ever has been able to of- Sympathy is extended to Mrs. etate's nearly 80,000 4-H Club mem- of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pattlson "Our community service haa part, and was held at the outdoor decision, regardless of the precise fer for private reforestation work, George Story In the death of her nature of the services he per- bers will vie for top honors at the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Onan are of Grand Rapids. been eo successful this summer Theatre at Franke Park. that we should like to fill the many will be available for fall planting. mother, Mrs. Amy Stebbins, 85, of Afterwards a family reunion of formed for that company?" 38th annual State 4-H Club Show leaving soou for Midland where Farmers and other iahdownera near Saranac. Funeral services to be held at MSC Auguat 28-81, ac- they have purchased a house, and Pfc. John E. Pattlson is now in requests we have had to continue it the seven sisters met at the home throughout the year," said Miss now can aend requests to the de- and burial were held there Sunday of Mrs. Luther Hyman. Last week the House of Repre* cording to A. O. Kettunen, state where Mr. Onan has been employed Korea. His address is US 66062488 partment's forestry dlviaion, Lan- 4-H Club leader. K.M.AG. A. P. O. 801, c-o Post- Ruth Warncke, Librarian. "How- afternoon. sentatlves approved aa partial mil- by the Dow Chemical Co. alnce his ever, both bookmobiles and librar- sing. Mrs. Stebbins had spent much LOWELL B. P. W. OFFICERS itary appropriationa for fiscal year Top 4-H'ra will exhibit their work graduation In June. ,. master, San Francisco, California. Eight claaaea of pine can be had for the yeaJ1, and Judging will be In Pfc. John Is also a son of Mr. and ians must begin service to the rural time here with her daughter and ATTEND 5TH DISTRICT MEET 1952 slightly over 66 billion doilara Mrs. Onan, f#in*rly Elaine at slight price increases ranging had many friends who mourn her for the Department of Defense. progress throughout the ahow. En- Mrs. Edward Pattinon of Grand schools on September 10. Yaar Mrs. Clarice Leonard, Mrs. Elva 9 Houghton, who has been In the em- round community lervice is a joal from about $1 a thousand more for passing. This includes $301 bilUon for tbe tertainment featurea will be of In- ploy of the Aetna Insurance Co. for Rapids. seediinga and $2 a thousand more Topp. Mrs. Theo Perry, and Mrs. terest to the public as well as mem- toward which we are constantly Hel?n Eyke attended the meeting Army, $15.1 billion for the Navy the past two years, has accepted working." for transplants. Included are the DANCES START SOON and $19.8 billion for the Air Force. bers and will be free to all. a position In an Insurance offlce In Pfc. Richard W. Gless, son of first scotch pine seedlings to be of the 5th Dlst. Business and Pro- New events offered thia year are Mr. and Mrs. Clare Gless of R-2, AT EGYPT GRANGE HALL The total appropriation was 1 bil- Midland. Upon leaving the Aetna supplied In nearly 20 years, to meet fessional Women's Club last Thurs- lion 5 hundred million doilara Isas the playoffs for tbe aoftball atate Alto, was reported wounded In ac- Football Exambations the demand for Christmas tree day at Townsend Park. office. Mrs. Onan was presented a tion in Korea, according to the De- Saturday night, Sept. 8 Is the than the Department of Defense championship and home talent fes- beautiful 30x40 mirror. All boys In the upper three atock in southern Michigan. Othera opening date for the dances at Mrs. Topp received the appoint- tival. partment of Defense Tuesday. requested. grades at Lowell High school who on the new Hat are two-yoar-old, Egypt Grange Hall on the corner ment of chairman of Education Nobody has a very good Idea how About $20,000 in awards will be expect to go out for football thia Jack or Banks and white pine and Vocation for the district. distributed to winners during the YOUNG WIFE INJURED Pfc. Charles Dean, son of Sgt. of Knapp Rd. and Egypt Valley much $56 billion la. To give an IN SUNDAY ACCIDENT fall, should report to the local high seediinga; three-year-old jack seed- Rd., near Ada. Round and square idea of the total amount, if It were •tate 4-H Show, the only one of Its and Mrs. Quentin Dean of the school gym Friday night, Aug. 24 at lings and red and white trans- OWNERSHIP IS CHANGED kind In t^e country held on a col- Rockford post of Michigan State dances. Good music. Singing cal- in $1 bills and a gust of wind scat- Sunday afternoon about 6:16 a 7:30. At this time physical exami- plants; and foui^year-old red pine ler. C17-18 FOR THREE LOWELL HOMES tered the pile. It would take the na- lege' campus and not a fairgrounds. minor accident occurred a mile Police, is now at the Korean front. transplants. Only the ecotch pine Dean, who la 17 years old. Is be- nations will be given. Be sure and Ellis Rollins has purchased the tion's 64 million wage earners one north of Lowell on Vergennes Rd., be there. supply Is limited. LOWELL BOARD OF TRADE Jesse Guernsey home on Vergennes hour and fifteen minutes to pick 3m}WiKKZr fc/lnllfrr when a car driven by Gordon lieved the youngest Rockford HOI- Nursery ahipments will be made dler serving at the front. ANNOUNCES NO PICNIC Rd., and plans to move there soon. up the money If each one picked Batey, 20, collided with one driven FOR 4-H PROJECT about September 16-November 1 for Other recent real estate sales up a bill every five seconds. There Showboat *ndmen, chorus, band by George Pfaller, 47. Both ears fnli pianllng. Because of conflicting activities MARRIAGE LICENSE SEEKERS mado In .T,ow«»ll pre the C. A. Stone would be $875 apiece. All of us and dlrectora are Invited to a din- were traveling south, Camilla Ba- For working on your 4-H projects Stock is distributed at cost for and numerous other difficulties the home on King St., sold to Gordon there's nothing better than genuine should realize that the defense bud- ner Monday night, August 37, at tey, 18, wife of Gordon Batsy, Donald Bruce Mclntyre, 24, Alto; reforestation purposes only and Lowell Board of Trade announces H1II, and the late Mrs. Lucy Walk- get will cost In federal taxes every 6:80 o'clock at the llasonlc Tem^ injured slightly and treated fey g Lucille EUen VanWyk, 18, Grand Lee Riders, sanforized cowboy may not be resold or otherwise there will be no village picuic this er property also on King St., has man, woman and child $373 this pie. ^Lowell doctor. Rapids. pants at Coons. used commercially. year. been sold to Ray Barber. year.
MM THl LOWELL LEOQCft LOWELL, MICH, AUO. U, 1M1 THREE rwo THE LOWELL LEO«BR, LOWELL* MICH* AUG. * INI OaitsriBe Mr. and Mrs. Don Shores and baby Marie Rlckert waa a gueat Monday Mr. and Mra Earl Klnyon and land and Linda called rn Mr. and WMI Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shores and evening. daughter and Mrs. Estella Rosier Sundav afternoon. Ruthann, Mr. and Mra. Guy Slo- Mr. and Mrs. Levi Slagle are at- THE LOWELL LEDGER Mrs, Alfred Brown In Dtttton Sat- Local Happenings Mra Melvln Court baby. Evening guests were the D. Friday evening guest at the Ed WHITNE YVILLI ware In Hastings Friday and were Mra. Will MUhler and dacgMer cum, William Murphy and Mr. and Mra Alice Lhingston tending the C^unp meetings this Shores and the Hugo Conners fam- and ALTO SOLO urday evening. Miss Agnes Perry Potter Sr. home was Arthur Stiles Mra. Louis M. Doufiasa • Mra I Mr* Jennla Pardee alao callers on Mrs. Lettie Blough Mra. Charles Blough were in Haat- Mra John DsKok of Grand Rapids week and last at the Wesleyan Mr. and Mrs. Byron Green and ily. of Hastings. He also called at the Ttw Loin.ll Ledger, MUblMad June, Kenneth Goodwin was a business AH. ew aiT Phone II Methodist Camp gr-ninds In Hast- aad Leia AUrboard. % ings Friday afternoon. spent from the 9th to ths 10th la Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Livingston son Tommy of Ann Arbor were Patty Hale who worka in Sara- Paul Potter home. Saturday morn- MM; The Alto Bow, evUbliairad jmnamrycaller In Saginaw one day U&t Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Condon and George Faunce has been dla* ings. ItOV CoMoIldated wllh the Ledger Jtee Canada flshlns. a~d family and Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. Ar- nac spent the week-end at home. ing guests of Mrs. Mary Potter week. Bonnie drove to Bay City and Lin- charged from the navy and re- Misa Ethel Barclay aad lady Mr. and Mrs. Alden Baah of Mrs. Myrtle Alexander and sls- HIT. The Lowell Jouraal etUbllihed 1M4. Bible School Is being held this I Mrs. Joe Carlson and daughters friend of Kalamazoo *«r8 callcrs Maryland were callers on Mr. and Mr. and Mra Douglas La Dus Mrs. Donald is locum and baby. Towns were guests Sunday of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Mesecar thur Green. Mrs. Wilma Czarneckl and son were Mrs. Fred C. Walters and Consolidated with the Ledjer Decehb* 16, The W.S.C.S. will have an lee week at the Alaska Baptist Ch. called on her parents Rev. and wood Wednesday and Thursday turned home Friday morning. an-l children spent Sunday with bla Mrs. Guy Slocum callsa on Mrs. Ur, Mrs. Glenn Loveland npnnt the «od Mrs. Ivan Lumber! and family nnd Wanda and Mr. and Mrs. Aus- Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Huver and Mrs. Howard Bartlett Tbe ladies drove on to Frederic and spent on Mrs. Jennie Pardee Tuesday af- Mra Will Mlshler Thursday. and Clark Gardner of Way land cream social at the Vergennes with John DeVrles In chargo. Mrs, C. E, Garvin of Grand Rapids Clare Eash and two sons, David mother, Mrs. Mable LaDue In Columbus Jay last Thursday. week end at the home of their bro- near Holt. tin Livingston were Saturday eve- family were Wednesday supper were Sunday guests of Mrs. Cella were old school matea at Saranac. church soon. Watch for date next part of the day with their parents, ternoon; they alao called oo Mra Mr. aad Mra. Alden Baah of ther at Drayton Plains. PubiUhed every Thursday moratof (it There will be a program Friday Sunday afternoon. nd John and Floyd Berky and Al- Ionia. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Allen, Sunfleld, ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd guests at tbe Ed. Smltt home In Boss and son. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Potter and US Broadway, Lowell, MlcWftft. Entered week in this column. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Condon. Adah Thompson, Mr. and Mra Miss Clara Rush of Chicago waa evening at 8:00 p. m. to which Mrs. Maude Cooper was a Sin- Jen Eash attended th« air race^ at Oreenboro, Maryland are spending a laat week guest of Mrs. Edna Mrs. Wealthy Drury of Grand csdled on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Livingston- West Olive honoring Mrs. Cam Mrs. Minnie Plnkney and Mrs. Eddie Potter were Monday evening at Poet office at Lowell, 11'chlsaB, aa Bee- Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chrlstensen all are Invited. Watt Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. a two weeks vacation with bla par- Rapids, and Mrs. Minnie Walker HatHr. day dinner guest of her grandchil- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Richmond re- WlUew Run Sunday. !••••••••> Thompson. Towne Saturday evening. John Beattle assisted with a Hoffman on her birthday. Leona Hale attended the Covell guests to see Ed Potter who has and children of Rockford spent Myron Thompaon. enta and other relatives. of Indianapolis, Ind., were Friday The Mapes Farm Bureau meeting Next Sunday, Aug. 19 Rev. Paul dren Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wood In turned to their home in California Mra. Clare Bash entertained ^hsr Carroll Kyser and family of Wy- Mr. and Mrs. Clare Stahl attend- funeral in Saranac laat week, reunion at Johnson Park. Sunday. the flu. R. CL Jefferiet, Editor A Publisher Tuesday evening with her parents, Olmstead will be back to conduct Grand Rapids. They brought her by plane the latter part of the Mr. and Mrs. Ervln Lsigh of and Saturday guests of Mrs. F. A. was held at the Snow Hall Thurs- Mrs. Delterman and Mr. and Mr. Blough is able to be at work sister and family of Kalamazoo Whltneyville were oallera on Mrs. Paul Hoffman aad family left andotte are visiting at the home of ed ths Mason fair Saturday where Mr. and Mrs. Clarencs Klme and Member Michigan Pre* AMoelaUoo. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Taylor. the church service. Preaching at home In the afternoon week after having visited his bro- Tuesday morning on theh- vacation Gould. Mr. Stahl entered his horses In Mrs. Jane Klme attended the fu- day evening with a good attend- Mrs. HUHs Tlscher were Thurs- again and is much better. 10 a. m. and Sunday School at Sunday. Estella Rosier Sunday. his parenta, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. SUBSCRIPTION RATES Mr. and Mrs. Louie Shlndorf of Mr, and Mrs. Jay Koenes and ther, Harry Richmond, and other trip for the North. They visited a Program Ar Kyser. The Richard Jones family of the pulling contest. neral of Mr. Harvey Blough Mon- ance. day afternoon guests of Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Noon and family 11 a. m. All are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller of Mr. and Mra. Homer Delfenbaker Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting this Sunday visitors at the Fred Mc- Potter. Saturday evening the lat- spent Sunday at Ratigan Lake. To all polnIt In Lower Michigan: One Grattan called on Mr. and Mrs family of Byron Center called on relatives here for a few weeks. number of placaa and the chifdren Mrs. Edith Vos of Flint spent the Several families froih the village day. r*ar WOO. Mr. Moclhj 11.26. Three Callers of Mrs. Georgia Cook this Elkhart, In^, who have been of Grand Raplda, Mr. and Mrs. week at the home of her parents, Donald home were Mrs. Earl ter accompanied the Ti«chers to Sunday evening guests at the Noon Chas. Collar Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buys and Betty Mr, and Mrs. !r.lmer WIttenbach spending their vaoatlon at their enjoyed going across the Straits. week end with Mrt^Klttie Charles attended the ice cream aoclal at Bob Hefflebower, eon of Mr. and Hontha TOc. Single Coplee Be. week were Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Sunday evening. Harold Johnson and Mra. Lydla Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Hahn. the Thornapple church Thursday Mrs, Alvah Hefflebower, got the Wheeler and daughter Joyce, Clar- a reception for the newly weds. Mr. home were Mr. and Mra. Noah To all polnU In continental United Statea Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baker and sis- entertained Lester Benjamin and Gun Lake cottage were eallera on PoniH and Mra. Alden POrrltt Mra. Marvin Porrltt and baby re- serrefiThey were Sunda y dinner guests of ence Wheaton and Mrs. Ruth By- and Mrs. Tom Brown at the B. B. Blough. Arch Thomas of Cascade, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cogswell of ooMde Lower Michigan; One year MM. ter, Mrs. Little, attended a birthday Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bates and family of Saranac Sunday. Jennie Pardee Thursday. They Mr. and Mrs. Harley Lawyer in evening. grease' ^lg at the Freeport home- Mx Months 11.40, Three Montha 7Bc. Mrs. Carl Graham and Mr. and were eallera on Mra. Jennie Pardee turned home from Blodgett hoa- Lansing visited his uncle and aunt, Mrs. Lyle Brooks and Jimmy vis- coming Saturday. llnga of Grand Rapids. Afternoon S. hall In Greenville. Sunday eve- Correction: Lewis Smit had the All SuMcrlptlons payable in advance. party at Long Lake Sunday with Kenneth of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Condon and Mr. and Mra. Steven Weaver and pltal Tuesday. Cascade. nings guests of the Paul Potters sprained ankle and not Mrs. Smit Mrs. Ernest Bates of Grand Rap- Mrs, Hannah Teeple of Detroit will leturn to Elkhart nezt week. Cliff and Bessa Hatch on Sunday. ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. War- Mr. and Mrs. John Stein spent callers were Mr. and Mrs. Byron Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Tinkham and ids, Elisabeth Kegle and Maud Nancy accompanied Mr. and Mrs. cAms Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Alexander and Green, Tommy Gi jsn and Mr. and were Mr. and Mrs. Racle Smith. as previously reported. son Robert, the occasion being Ui« called on Mr .and Mrs. Don Bates daughter, Dorothy of Alexandria, ren Hay three days last wreek. the week end with Mr. and Mrs Cooper. MHiy Cook Ostrcm went Ed Repik ot lonK to Cadillac on daughters attended the Stout re- Tommy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Mslv.'i. Court latter's birthday. mid family Sunday afternccr., lata wmmer - aorfy La., were guests on Thursday In Manard Hunt. Foreman Rood to Flint Wednesday returning Sat- unaay and were viailwra of Eun- union Sunday at Myera Lake. William Bustance, Jr., of Grand Sunday callers at the Horace My- X miscellaneous shower was held Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ryder and urday evening. Mrs. Cook Is up Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pyard and e House and other relatives. foil Is fhe ideal >imt the home of Mrs. Wachterhauser. Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Howard, Friday evening at the home of Mr. Mrs. Edna Taylor family called on his brother, Gard- E Mra. Dudley TC Waters of Grand Rapids spent last week with her ers home were Mr. and Mrs. John Linda and Mrs. Edna Taylor were every day and able to walk a few- Mr. annd Mrs. Carl Mosher of to baowtity your lawn Ifohnrt and Judv of Wyandotte grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lott, Mr. and Mrs. Krelger of Bel- and Mrs. Marvin Huver for Mrs. steps with help. ner Post who Is convalescing fol- Rapids was the guest of Mrs. M. were week end guests at the Leo Cam Hoffman (nee Pat Huver). shoppers In Grand Rapids Tuesday. lowing an operation Sunday after- Lansing and some relatives from and hara It how aosy B. McPherson on Saturday. Bustance, Sr. Hia sister, Huzauue, ding. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stauffer and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flynn and Denny home. Mr. and Mrs. Find McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Raymjond and noon and spent the evening with Soulz Falls, Dakota, were Satur- you con do Hi Mr, and Mrs. Harry Miller of stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mr. and Mrs, Horace Myers had children attended the Stauffer Re- family were Sunday evening lunch day guests at the Lloyd and Clare Weaver's Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Davenport Hay. Sunday dinner at the Ray Stahl Mrs. Mary Stinton and Mrs. Mel- BACK TO SCHOOL children of S. Lowell spent Monday another brother Lewis Pyard and Elkhart, Ind., and grandson, Davie union at the Park in Hastings Sun- guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. family all of Alpine. Ford home. I ? Apply 4.XD to dlf enjoyed last week touring North- Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Stuart sind home. vln Court called on Mrs. Will Mul- day. evening with his parents, Mr. and SJOk Sanders from California spent ern Michigan. len Friday evening. Vern Lorlng of Caledonia. pote of brood-leaved weodi. Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. children, Mr. and Mrs. Ensley Stu- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roush an- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ryder, Row- Mrs. 8. V. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Graham of Sunday afternoon guests of Pat- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Colby of Alto Saturday callers of Mr. and Mrs. in Marilyn Mae Flynn and Nancy YOUR LOCAL SHOPPING CENTE Cosgrlff. art and Mr. and Mra Bert Jackaon nounce the birth of a baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Goodwin Grand Rapids and Jarold Raab sy Condon were Marilou WItten- 2 If Crabgran K pfteeet, wait 2 and Mr .and Mrs. Carl Freyermuth Melvln Court were Mr. and Mrs. Eliaa of Grand Rapids are spend- Jr. attended Camp Meeting Sun- bach, June and Oatherlne Benja Mr. and Mrs. Max Jarvls of Ron- spent three days at McCullem lake This is their second boy and there and children were business callers or 3 doyi. tWft opplySCUfl to called Sunday on the latter's aunt, Earl Wheeler, Mrs. Ruth Bylenga. ing tnls week with the former's day afternoon at Sunfleld. Jarold min, Pete Tominskls and Gerald tlad were Sunday callers at the near Mio last week. are three girls. in Lansing Monday. VkflMffi hnfa iL^^ , »|_T_ t_ e ^ Mrs. Ine* Freyermuth in Olivet; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wllllson and Mrs. Vanderveen and Clarence Birchwood Gardens grandparents. Rev. and Mrs. J. Q. stayed over and returned home WIttenbach. wwifwn •iwppinij iwi HITvp rni> in rninCI——— itop fwrthar growth. Rtpsot 5CUTL heme of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nash, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Myers at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stauffer and Ballard and family. also on Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lane In Jan-t attended the Wllllson re- tended the aanual picnic of the Wheaton all of Grand Rapids. with his parents Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coleman In a wook. Mrs. John Jones has returned Charlotte. Lee family of Ionia were Tuesday eve- from Osteopathic Hospital, Grand union at Bedford Park Sunday. Lowoll Sprayer company Saturday. RIDERS Petted Tree Rotes, Everbleem- Mrs. Olmstead, our minister's $ho|l of WEAVER'S aMl $«n. Every nME Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ellison spent ning supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carol Ann Zoet and Mary Engl- and daughter of Traverse City were 3 If wootKer h dry end lewn con- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Matz are hav- Miss Janet Willlaon will spend a So. KMM—N. Boston (Authentic Cowboy Ponti) ing Roses, Perennials, Chrys- wife. Is not feeling as well as we erth of Grand Rapids were week- supper guests of Mr. and Mta. Rapids, where she underwent sur- the week end with their daughter Lloyd Stauffer and children. wish she was. She Is having to nor «>•* owHty frwurmugerym - ing i sale of household goods nezt few days In Grand Rapids at the Mrs. Mary Potter anthemums, Shrubs, Evergre'ns, end guests of their grandparents, Mike Weeks and Mr. and Mra. in Saginaw. Mtfktas U/SftL Mrs. Florence Bailey and Lester stay in bed for complete rest. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Zoet. until after a Making rein. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller, Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Haysmer Saturday, Aug. 25th. home of Mary Blair. now rTim Shade Trees, Cut Flowers, Glad- Pete Weeks of Keene are on a We Deliver were week end guests of Mr. and Guests of Mr. Austin Livingston Mie. Ida Duflef and Mr. Frank Jolly Community Clirn met last returned home from their trip Sun- Anyone who would like to send Phone 156 4 Apply TUtf *UNMt lawn feed. returned Sunday from a two day iolas, Japsnese Iris. her a card, her address Is Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Herman Snyder motor trip through Northern Mich- OflCl sflOCiy Mrs. Kenneth Porman and family Saturday night and Sunday fore- Adams were Sunday guests of Mr. Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. day evening and report a very nice and Mrs, Ernest Braun of Cale- igan. They expect to go to Copper outing at Rose Lake In Clare coun- Ann Harding. A wonderful meet- Paul Olmstead, Lake Odessa, Mich. Pleat, have orders in by 12:00 o'clock Noon on delivery deyi — TKank you! , 5 Seed iparlngly, you naed m In Muskegon and attended the fu- ty. noon were Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon and Mrs. Art Justice. time. donia were Sunday afternoon call- Harbor. neral on Saturday of Mr. Forman's Mesecar and Wanda of Mulllken. ing with three contests following. Zipper amrsa . *rran• K•- Cvjoaiic n rlfrmyr Mr. and Mrs. Burrwell McEMar- lirto Scollt. Bill Stephens who has been a M,s. Carl Roth and Mrs. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Nugent Byrne of ers of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dahlke. Pfc. William Condon whp haa brother, Edward Forman. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hanson,'Sr., David were visitors In Ionia Friday. Winners were Mildred Shores. Grattan were Sunday evening call- mld and fsimlly and Mrs. Wm. De- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Graham and Wl HAVE A COMPLETE UNI OP MONARCH DIETETIC FOODS counselor at the Pioneer Camps In Mary Potter. Peggy Hoover and North on Vergennes Rd. to Vrles and Cheryl of .Grand Rapids been In Korea for several montha On Saturday the Ada Community Canada during the past six weeks had Sunday dinner wrlth Mr. and M -. and Mrs. Charles Shafer, ers of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collar. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bates ware Is having a five-day leave Uila Reformed church and Sunday Mrs. Bert Hanson, Jr., In Lowell Ionia, were Sunday afternoon cal- Lola Balrd and Louise Berkley. Fly Village Limits, turn left, first were Sunday dinner guests of Os- Tuesday evening supper gueata at returned home Friday. Nezt meeting will be held with Hil- Mr. and Mrs. S. Taylor spent car Shrlver. week and will be in Japan. He ex- School held a picnic at Caledonia Mrs. Lloyd Shultls and two chil- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mlnard of Low- lers of Mr. and Mrs. Ray David house. Lowell phone 439-F4 Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. the Clark, Williams and Lane pects to telephone his parenta from Park with a good attendance and ell visited Mr. and Mra. Gerald Mr. and Mrs, L. D. Stuart have da Shores. Thursday guests of Mr .and Mrs. home. SLICED BACON gSf . Sic dren of Flint are visiting this week Mr. and Mrs. Theo Clemenz and Only lee Riders F. Klnsey neai Sidney. there. good time. at the home of her brother. Ray Heaven and family Sunday and al- been slaying at the David home Peter Buys and Betty were Mrs. Mrs. John Rowland and sons Mr. and Mra. Edward Wataon ao Mrs. Lydla Heaven. daughter of Grand Rapids and Jack Buys and twin sons of Fulton Mr. and Mrs. Roy 9muta are on Alexander. aince Saturday. LltUe Marlene Stu- Roger and Donald Rowland M. P. and Mrl. Emily Murray celebrated Mis. Mary Bedell entertained art has been having tonsllltls. Jean Cahoon of Keene were Sun- Have all these Rd., Friday their parents. Mr. and of Fort Sheridan are visiting her a motor trip to visit relatives In Mr. and Mrs. Rex Collins and son day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ohio and some western states. PORK ROAST feto* Mb Ik. 55c the lattcr'a birthday Sunday, by go- Stevie spent the week end at Mrs. Anna Livingston Wednesday Sunday callers at the Emery Mrs. Henry Sytsma of Grand Rap- sister Mrs. Jack LaSusa In Milwau- ing to Croton Dam for a picnic din- with a birthday party. Klme home were Mrs. Maude Yo- Rlckert and family. feateres! Ids spent the day with then . kee. Donald has a 10-day furlough. Doris and Ann Smuta will spend Crooked Lake in Osceola County Paul Smith and ner. On their way they were sup- Mr. and Mra. James Collins spent Mr. and Mra. Carl Siellg have der, Freeport and Mrs. Maxine Mr. and Mrs MISSIONARY SERVICE Leroy Thomas, father of Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Lester VanderWerf their vacation with the Ohio rela- per gueata at the cottage at Bath family spent Sunday at Blanchard tives. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blaser the week end with Mra. Rosemary rented an apartment In Fenton and Stahl. • Rogtpd Cowboy Donim Charles Aldrlch was moved to the and daughters Leslie and Unda Lake, where the Irving Alexander will be there indefinitely. U-1' Pm.rv Ktm. .nd ifm Henrv with Mr *nd MrB Guy are staying, at the Smutz home SPARE RIBS Ik 49c Collina and daughter Christie in M.. Emery Klme and Mrs. Henry Mr ^ Mra rHpk Boone m City General Hospital Thursday were Sunday guests of Mr. and family are vacationing. A Mr and Mrs. Dick Boone and night. His daughter and family while they ire away. Coopersville. The parenta of Mrs. Perry Fisher Beland, Jr. attended the funeral of Mrs, John VanderWerf and Mary. Mr. and Mra Albert Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Slocum and from Barryton were overnight family spent Sunday at a lake • Branded CowMt UM DR. ORPHA SPEICHER from Ohio came Saturday night Dr. VanderWerf at the end of his Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roth of De- Harvey Blough Mon^y. hia brother, P. J., and Mrs, Mar- grandson, Douglas Lee spent last gueits of Mr.' and Mrs. Perry Fish- Mrs. Ethel Blank as seriously near Remua. and the local ones visit him as vacation will be Instructor of Edu- troit accompanied Mr. and Mra. 1 i i Evaporated Milk tin of Grand Raplda were vacation- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Reynolds of • Scnrtdtfroof 1% often as they can. We hope he Thursday evening with Mr. and er Sunday night injured In an automobile accident cation at the University of New Albert Blaser to Bellaire for the A • 1 ing In Northern Michigan last Callers at the Wayne Fahml Perry and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Medical Missionary from India will be on the mend soon so he Hampshire In Durham. Mr. and week end at the Blaser cabin. Mra. Harry Karel of Grand Raplda Sunday near Sunfleld on the Tup- Reynolds of Flint Mr. and Mra Pock eh week. Friday and Saturday eallera at home Saturday were Mr. and Mra per Lake road. can leave the hospital. v Mrs. Harold Domke of East Grand Henry Oooley of Caledonia, Mr. Peggy and Bernard Jankowski Cnsco us. 994 Mrs. Clara Thompaon of Keene the Wm. Coagriff home were Ira Chester Hillsburg and children of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stahl and Saturday callers of Mrs. Maud and Mra. Chaa. Balrd and family will be Speaking Rapids were evening callers. spent Monday evening with apent Friday with Mra. Edna Spring Lake. On Sunday Mr. Co- • Sonforned Cooper were Mrs. Don Bralley of Whltneyville school will open 2il27c Blough of Alto, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn girls, Mr. and Mra Chas. Stahl and and Richard Balrd had potluck (Shrmkefe leil ItiOM MM Balrd. Thompson. Graham of Eaat Paris, Mr. and bille and Mr. Brenner of Carlton Mr. and Mra. Dalton Stahl and Dutton, Miss Sarah Jane Cooper September 4 with Mra. Evelyn *400,000 Modi per lb JUS Sunday eallera at the Harvey dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Jamies of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Lane as the teacher. She haa mail- Mrs. Irving Leigh of Caledonia, Center were eallera Mr. and Mra. Sha-on spent Sunday at Townaend Balrd. Sunday. Ledger want ads get- results. f A*.pas is fa-mjo Haysmer home were Mr. pnd Mrs. Guy Tallenta, Hatch Hollow were Friday, August 24 — 8:00P.M. Reed Cooper and Marlene of Cam- ed slips to the parents regarding AJAX CLEANSER Ford Rowley of Ionia, ana Mr. and and Milo Fry of Grand Rapids. Park. Minnie Plnkney spent last week pau Lake. the books their scholars will need. TlMfHMDe* rm. foed Mra. L. D. Ailing of Grand Rapids. Mra. William Mullen returned visitors Wednesday. Lightning did a great deal of In Ann Arbor with her daughter, home frmn Blodgett Hospital Wed- damage In thia locality the paat Mr. and Mrs. Sfhnley Strong of Books will be available at Hart- ISIbi tSJO 100 Ibt PJS Mrs. Mary Moore of Mason was Mrs. Walter Roth and family. and Burton Rd. called on Mr. and Mra. man's at Lowell. a Sunday afternoon and supper nesday
FOUR THE LOWELL LEOOBIL LOWELL, MICH, AUO. U, Mtl THE LOWELL LEDQER, LOWELL, MICH, AUO. If. 1«1 FIVE •f U»ae Ivy Leaves should be sprayed Urn, m Blough arraying should be repeaU Let Them All Bf ymr until plants ao lon^r appear Tbe aprays are not poisonous to When you drive a car, you're a Mr. and lirs. Francis Shaffer and Mr. and Mra Arthur Millar and Learn to recognize the three* man or animals, but care should be lot safer among the tall buBdlngs rtllE WANT ADS TO Henry Klahn called on Mra. Klaha family of Schoolcraft apeat Sunday leafed poison ivy plant and stay used to keep the mist from falling than out In the tall corn!- MP. FWD AND (010 $TAI MOTHERS Moy 00 lllliMovC at the Clark Memorial Home Sun- with bar brother, Dorr Glldden and • According to the litol edition of family. away from it, the Michlgaa De- on vahiable cultivated plants. day afternoon. partment of Health warned vaca- About three-quarters of a pound of the NaUonal Safety Council's sta- Mr. and Mr*. Jot Feichter of " Mr. and Mra! Leo* Anderson did tionists today. "ammate" In a gallon of water will tistical yearbook, "Accident Facts." Bluff ton, Ind., were (Saturday over- ahopping In Haatlnga Thursday and it la more than twice as dangerous FARMERS—Now ia the time te GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE ONE OF 4 policy holders last year Don't touch unfamiliar plants treat an area 16 feet long and 16 v BUILDINGS, STOCK, tools, all SHOW CASES—three glass display •pent the afternoon with their to drive in rural areas as in cities. Save $100.00 on a new refriger- Runciman Motor Sales— night gueata at the John Kreba and bushes. No aaction of Mich- feet wide of Ivy foliage. State get your alio orders in. C 4 B received checks for windstorm cost more than they did in 1946. raaes fnr sale. Avery Jewelers, k cousins, M: s. Julia Fighter and aia- Of the 33,000 motor vehicle ator, TV set or combination radio 1949 Ford Tudor home. igan ia free of poison Ivy and no Health Department engineers said. triple seal cement stave la tbe losses. A Lapeer policy protects. Do you have enough windstorm Lowell. cl7 ter, Mary Sullivan. deaths in 1960. rural accidents ac- only while our stock laats. Save 1937 Plymouth 4-Door Mr. and Mrs. Mark Olthouse and person ia completely iramuna to ivy boy. Call R A. WIttenbach, State Mutual Cyclone Insurance Insurance? State Mutual Cy- Mr. and Mra. J. Elroy Smith of counted for 24,600 and mishaps In $50.00 on water heaters. Wlllard 1937 Pontiac 2-Door children of Way land were Sunday poisoning, the Department said. . <0-F2, LowslL o4tf Co. p-14-17 clone Insurance Co. pl4-17 Wkyland apent Sunday at the Keith cities 10,200. The rate of deatha H. Johnson, Buick-OIdamoblle. Dependable Used Cars 1936 Dodge 4-Door afternoon callers at Wm. Olt- THOMPSON'S Ivy poisoning ia alway* unpleas- Bowmana. CniiMv^i w T«*v Poor f i Ailmpnr^mifvniKw per 100.000,000 miles traveled was SARANAC STOCK T A RD#—Buy- Beldlng. Michigan. c 14-17 WATCH REPAIRIWO by an ex- CULTIVATED BLUE BERRIEd 1947 Plymouth Spl. Dlx. Coach It will Pay to see Jay houaea. ant and It can be serious, causing a 10.5 In rural areas and 4.8 In cities. Mrs. Francis Shaffer entertained Mr. and Mra. Jamea Howard and "Badly fitted shoes are one of ing Monday, 8:00 to 4:00. We pick pert. Free estimates. Avery Pick your own any day. Planta- 1949 Ford Custom "V8" Sedan and month-long illneaa which may re- np. Saranac S821; other daya O. TRUSSES. Trained fitter, surgical Jewelers. cSOtf the Nazarene Miaaionary Society family of Wyandotte were Satur- the chief causes of the high rate of tion 1 mile south, then 14 miles Ford "V8" Std. Tudor Worthwhile to see Lyle day evening dinner gaeata of his quire hospitalization. Raplda MS09 or 90680. c84tf appliances, etc. Kosa Rexali cast of Orleans. George Bird, SANITARY MARKET Monday afternoon. foot ailments In America. Seventy- 1960 Dodge 2 Door Sedan A-l Guarantee — A-1 Automobllea brother George and family. Any person who thinks he may two per cent of all children's foot Slogi To Stay AHvt Drugs, Saranac, Mich. c3»tf NEW—One-half Ton International Beldlng Phone 896 J4. cl6-17 1950 Dodge 4 Door Sedan Mr. and Mrs. Herman Freldll of have been exposed to poison ivy Lowell phone 222, cl7 We extend our sympathy to the defects have been traced to out- Pick-up Trucks $1*48.00, taxes 194t D ;dge Custom Club Coupe |Phone 233 G. R. (Butch) Thompson 205 B. Main, Detroit were Thursday night and should waah tbe exposed area thor- Don't Drm aad Drfoo John Troy family in the death of grown shoes. FARM PEOPLE—Be sure to invea extra. WIttenbach Sales A Ser- HALLMARK GREETING CARDS 1948 Lodge Custom Club Coupe FOR RENT—Four room upper fur- Friday guests at the A. E. Wln- oughly with a strong laundry soap. tigate Farm Bureau Insurance. their daughter Mary Jane who Nine out of ten babies have per- To stay alive, don't drink and vice. Phone 227, Lowell, c 16-18 Your friends and dear ones will 1939 Dodge Deluxe Sedan nished apartment and one lower aeler boms. pe««od away Frldav evening. Her If Irritation occurs and Uny blis- It ia rated aa a number one buy treasure a Hallmark Card from six room partly furnished. Also iWkea Tot Think of Meat er Peiltry — Thiik of Tkonpiea's Mrs. Earl Nash, Mrs. frank fect feet at birth, yet seven out of drive! OTTO Huzm 1949 Chevrolet Deluxe Coach ters appear, he shouVf his doc- funeral was held from St Patrick's te& adults have foot troubles whleb by Consumers Guide to Better NEW STORE BUILDING for sale you for it says you cared enough 1948 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan cottage at Murray Lake. Mrs. Kauffman and Mrs. Clair Kauff- tor. That was the eonelnslon of the may become serious If neglected. Buvina. Don't hesitate to call R or trade. 908 E. Main St., Lowell. to send the very best! So. re- 1947 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Coach Clyde Condon, phone 189 F5. church Monday morning at 10. The poison in the Ivy plant Is a National Safety Council after Ita man attended the Hospital Guild at The chllhood yearn are the years A. WIttenbach — your agent What have you to trade? Also member others this UiuuKlitful Mr. and Mrs. Francis Troy and non-volatile oil which can be car- figures for 1990 showed that In one Ail of the above cara are condi- pn the home of Mrs. David Hoffman to watch feet carefully, to avoid Lowell phone 40F2 c6 tf Warm Morning coal or wood way at glad times, sad times, Miss Catherine McCarty of Grand ried In fire smoke, in ashes. In out of every five fatal traffic accl- tioned a^ only Gould's Garage con- Tuesday evening. defects which may become chronic stove cheap. Clarence Smith GL all times. Available at Christian- FOR RENT—new. modern upstairs CHOICE Rapids spent Monday with the for- dust, on the for of pets, or on gar- denta the driver or pedestrian had ditions them. Ask your neighbor, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gold and disabilities in later llfe.'-Sole CALEDONIA LIVESTOCK SALE 2-3279. pl6-17 sen Drug Store. Lowell. cl7 3 rooms and bath. Lowell phone family of Sparta were Saturday mer's sister. Mra. Ellen McDonald. den tools, wood, or other Items been drinking. he has dealt with us for years. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson, Leather Bureau, Tanners Council every Monday at 8 o'clock. c50tf 483. C17 night and Sunday guests at the which have come in contact with The 1961 edition of the CouncU's BOATS BUILT TO ORDER, any Janet, Rita and Betty- and Mra. Of America. statistical yearbook, "Accident EARLY CH1PPEWAS. 3 grades, George Krebs home. the plant FOR SALE-Used AB Electric size, style or shape. Also will give Gould's Garage FOR SALC—Horton table model FRESH DRESSED Zetha Anderson of Grand Rapids Facta," states that 17 per cent of all good eating potatoes. Lowell Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wingeier. Mr. Eradication of the ivy plant is Stove, table top; very good con- quantity of fruit Jars to anyone mingle, like new. Reasonable. enjoyed chicken dinner Sunday at 2ND ANNUAL CONVENTION phone 449F13. Lewis Gasper. Your Dodge A Plymouth Dealer and Mrs. Paul Hoffman and family the only sure protection against the drivers Involved In fatal acci- dition $35.00. Roy VandenBerge, wanting them. Walter White, Orval Summers, Ada 712791. cl7 NATIONAL MRC SEPT. I, 7, t denta and 22 per cent of the adult pl6-17 Phone 269 Lowell Cowboy slnginj rtar Bfx Al- were Sunday dinner guests at Free- the Leon Anderaon home. ivy poisoning, according to the 2637 Buttrlck Ave, R. R 1, Ada. 609 N. Washington. Lowell. pl7 ien moves his versatile variety The Robert McDiarmid family History will l4 made In Grand pedestrians killed in motor vehicle cl7 WANTED—Wheat ground. Milton man Hoffman home. State Health Department which is cl5-3t VENETIAN BLINDS—Repainted program. CBS Radio Network f have all been 111 with Inteatlnal flu urging cities and resort areas to Raplda Sept. 6, 7 and 8, when the aTldents had been drinking. LOST-A1I interest in hard, stiff Wilcox, Lowell phone 262-F2. ,, Mrs. M. Aschleman of Fort and retaped and recorded. 24- PELVRS Bartletts will be ready • Rex Allen S^^ow. to a new the past week ; all are on the gain see that the plant Is eliminated second annual convention for the work shoes after wearing soft-aa- C17-18 STEWING time schedule beeinning Aur. Wayne, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Clare benefit of mentally retarded chil- YOUR ONLY PROTECTION hour service. American Venetian the first week in Sept. Don- Krebs of Lowell were Sunday af- from playgrounds. parks, golf against windstorm IOSIB ia Cy- Blind Mfg. Co.. 827 E Washing- buckskln Wolverine Shell Horse- 27. The Western vocalist. "Sons Mrs. Julia Troy arrived from St. dren will be bald at Pantlind Ho. If plastic material sUcka, it may CARE FOR SMALL CHILD or ternoon visitors at John Kreba courses, picnic and bathing areas c'one Insurance! Call your La- ton, Ionia. cl6-23 hides. $7.73 up at Coons. ald McPherson, Lowel! phone of Pioneers" male sextet and Louis. Mo., Sunday evening to at- help to put some talcum powder baby by the week. References If home. and along sidewalks and paths. pw representative today. State 71-^2. e 17-18-19 songstress Ginny Jackson will tend the funeral of her niece, Mary You do not have tv be a member along the edge you are sUtchlng. TWO rum xovNwr PIGS FOR SAL^ -Lowell Phone dealred. Also, for sale Hotpolnt be heard Monday niifhts. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Gerber, Mr. An "ammate" eolation or 2,4-D Mutual Cyclone Insurance Co. DOLLARS FOR CETtfS. Ade- Jane Troy. She will remain a few .solution sprayed on the leaves and of the National Aasociation to at- This tends to ease the material 87F12. Albert Kaufman. pl7 Ironer used 12 times. Lowell ph. ••p-ertitjflve C* *U t. F»rd, Jr^ Repufalktn, 5»1i Ostrirt. Michigan, b A and Mr- David Feichter, Mr. and tend. Everyone Intereted in bet- through the machine. If the ma- p-U-17 quate coverage against wind- 379. pl7 days for a viaft plant will kill it "Ammate" takes rroW&rM*. storm loss coats little, can mean with Mvtn Grand lapidt Cold Star Molhtrs who «r# in Washington, 0. C., Mrs. John Tegler, Mr., and Mra. tering conditlona for these unfor- terial is stiff, brush a drop of oil mu Ai*wyi Pwy/ TODAY'S EGG PRICES Mrs. Paul Kachaele of Mllford five to ten days and 2, 4-D, about TO SAVE MONEY-Rent our thousands saved. State Mutual For Sale—Used Cars: tfw Go'.d Star Mothers Convention. Uft to right: Mr». Char!** Van Djrho, Mrs. Tooy Joe Feichter all from Blaffton, Ind. tunates will be welcomed into dis- along the edge. Michigan State Col- FOR SALE—Jersey cows, fresh. were dinner guests at the Wingelar and Mrs. Edward Wlerenga and three weeks. If the plants are still High-Speed Floor Sander. We Cyclone Insurance Co. pl4-17 1949 Plymouth 4 Door Nest Run At the Farm, Also springers. Leo McCaul. Stark, Mi. JmI Rurklund, Mrs. Ttlmon Canfiold, Congratwnan Ford, Mr». Jack Bou, sons of Mlddleville spent Saturday cussions in which everyone can lege clothing specialists advise. Mr*. Myitlo EldoiVin and Mn. Edward Ftmko. sisters Sunday evening. sell everything to complete the 1949 Ford "8" 4 Door Sedan Large phone 3562 Clarksviile. pi? Ferdie Grawburg of Clarksvllla at the home of their parents, Mr. Vacationing? Job. Lowell Lumber A Coal Co. 80-ACRE FARM FOR SALE— 1946 Chrysler Windsor 4-dr. Sedan and Mrs. P. Sheehan. cl7 Modern h'ouse and barn, 8 ml. S. 1940 Pontiac "6" 2-door Sedan 58c dozen CLOSE OUT—25 watches at half CHICKENS spent a few days with his aunt, Alden Porrltt. Leon Anderaon of Lowell on Pratt Lake Ave. Mrs. John Krebs and family laat Gel Best Brown Eggs — 2c Less price. Avery Jewelers. cl7 and Owen Naah were In the city WASHING. GREASING. LUBRI- Francis Shaffer, R-2, Alto. McQueen Motor Co. week. Friday where they purchased new pl7-18 222 W. Main St, Lowell phone 124 KMnhcksel Feed Service Miss Margaret Wingeier spent CATION—Our quality Mobile FOR SALE—Cub Farmall Tractor seats for the Harris Creek School. Protection With cl7 Alto Fhone 2193 McCords. Mich. Women With Heart Conditions last week with her siater, Mrs. Dav- prcducta plus our "know-bow" ia used less than 50 hours. Lights, It won't be too long before the old your assurance of the best In FOR SALE—2 bred sows, 4 Ches- id Feichter at Bluffton, Indiana. ter White Gilts. Vernon E. Pres- starter, hydraulic and power bell will be calling the youngatera CUSTOM MADE auto servicing. Visit ua soon. Al- TODAY S PAYING PRICES ton, 3 miles south ofsLowell on takeoff, drag, plow, cultivator back to work again. ^ len's Friendly Service, Allen Laa- c M-91. pn PER DOZEN FOR EGGS and snow blade. Ada phone 72077. Learn Housekeeping Short Cuts Mrs. Leon Anderaon apent Mon- by, 528 E. Main. Lowell ph. 182. Fodorol-Stoto Grades cl7 Mra. 8. P. Reynolds day afternoon with Mra. Keith a HAVOLINE cl7 FOR SALE—Papec silo filler in Bowman and family. Large. Grade A 62 BREIMAYER'S DO YOU KNOW that you can buy # Get power-full car perfor- good condition! Harry Mathtws, Medium. Grade A 53 a new Dodge 4 Ton Pickup com- mance! Have us change the oil Haftings Livestock Sales 4H mi. west of Lowell on M-21. Mrs. Barbara Knight of Bay City Lowell phone 254 F12. pl7 Small. Grade A 41 plete with 64 foot box for $1.- aoiirn DOSIOT to Cuatom-Made Havolina. It's Large. Grade B 66 lb. spent the week-end with her neph- Friday, August 17 559.75 delivered In Lowell. Includ- Mlas Belle Young custom-made to fight wear, acids ew Henry Brown and wife. FOR, SALE —Clapp's Favorite Brown Eggs 2 cents less Used and New ing all taxes and farm license? and aludge—cleans anginee and CaltM good and choice $38.00442.00 Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wesbrook at- Mr. E. E. Boyd of Youngatown, Pears and Whitney Crab apples. BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR GOULD'S GARAGE tended the Klnyon reunion Sunday. keeps them clean for more pow- medium $33.00438.00 John Potter, H mile north of US Ohio haa been vialting hia aiater, er. Ifa the beet motor oil your Alto, Michigan Faim Machinery Your Dodge A Plymouth Dealer NONE HIGHER! Mr. and Mrs. Merle Aldrlch and light — $28.00438.00 16 on J49L Lowell phone 226F4. Prices subject to change Phone 269 Lowell Mr Mamie CXBelrne, in Ionia, alao money can buyl We'll check over Sheep $10.0041*80 children of Evart spent the week- hia niece. Mra. Verne Klahn and P" cl7 end with her parents. Mr. and your car's vital apota, too. So Lambs - $29.00430.00 VoR RENT—3 rooms and bath, Allis-Chalmers Model 'C Trac- Other Michigan ielaiivea. you'll have real plaaeure driving Cows -423 00426.70 GOOD SUPPLY of woven and Mrs. Shermsn Reynolds. Mr. and Mra. Fred Fahrni and partly furnished. Gaines Bangs. tor, Plow and Cultivator. The Mr. and Mrs. Dell Scott and cutters and cannera J18.50422 50 barbed wire at Klelnhsksel Feed tractor equipped with starter, Mr. and Mra. Tony MeCall left Lowell ohone 279 Ell. cl7 Odds And Ends ^ Dressed in our own modern and family of Beldlng. Mr. and Mra. Bulla — .$2640429.00 Service, McCords. cl7 lights, bolt pulley, power take- Tuesday on a motor trip to Tallow- Ray Heache Jr. and Mr. and Mra. TEXACO SERVICE Hoga, top VZ2.SO-$Z3.10 FOR SALE—Oil space heater five off and hydraulic system. Here And There s • • N^ Ray Heeche Sr. and daughter. Nila atone Park and Salt Lake City. E. Main 4 Jaffereon roughs and heavies —$16.00422.50 FOR SALE}—School decks, all sizes room, barrel and fitUnga includ- Price $985 • Larry Gaboon and Victor Foa- sanitary dressing plant visited Pvt. Darrell Heache at Camp Phone 8114 feeder pigs — -flO-OOgHOO at Snow school. Lowell Phone ed. John Brower, 600-F12. Gee Records show that Michigan with burg are numbered among the Na- Grayling Sunday. cl7 154F2 or 80F11. elT Drive. clT Farmall Model A Tractor, Plow, her 5,244 4-H Clubs, leads the na- tional Guardsmen in training at SMOKED Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Dalstra TOMATOES Cultivator and Bean Puller. tion and also 60.000 members com- Camp Grayling. Price $665 ; State Inspected for Your Protection attended the Beimer reunion at lRg.RIPE| pleting all projects undertaken Is Fallaabarg Park Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Ernest Buckingham a national record. and family attended a family re- Farmall Model BN Tractor, all Mr. and Mra. Sherman Reynolds, equipped. $866 Mr. and Mrs. John Blandlng and union in Indiana Sunday. Carol Fahrni Is visiting relatives HAMS A favorite quotation of the late Life is easier to take than you'd daughter Mr. and Mrs. Merle Aid- •29c Silver King Tractor and Power N. C. Thomas, auctioneer, was: Other Michigan Cities rich and children and Mr. and In Detroit think; all that Is necessary la to SHANK PORTION Mower ....$585 "I never have been able yet Mrs. Alex Robertson attended the To Get Heart Program accept the Impossible, do without Geib reunion at Caledonia Park LITTLE THINGS COUNT Allis-Chalmers Modal C Tractor To scowl and make a fair day wet; •$-14 b. flff. wt. But we can make a wet day fair "New hope for hearts" will be ex- the Indispensable, and bear the ln> Sunday. A THING cannot be too small to been used very little for dem- By putting on a smiling air". Callers of Mr. and Mrs. Claude deserve attention. onslrator. at a big reduction. tended this fall to several Michigan tolerable.—Kathleen Norrls. Cole during the past week were The first thing Sir Isaac Newton Asparagus FIRE QMLin can 12e cities to train housewives with Mrs. Claudia Fuller of Hastings, had, leading to his mort important Repossessed Allis-Chalmers "B Plato, one of the greatest phil- Sooner ir later the watered dol- CENTER CUT - All GREEN Tractor, almost new, can be heart ailment to live longer by re- Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Schneider of optical discoveries, was derived osophers of all time once said: lar will soak a person. South Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. from a child's soap bubble. had for balance of contract "Tbe penalty that people pay for ducing the physical effort expend- 57c not being Interested In politics Is to ed in the every day business of The art of printing Vvas sug- Mart Simpson of Lowell. McCormick-Deering Corn Bind- ORDER Arponmwo mat FOB gested by a man cutting letters In be governed by people worse than housekeeping. HEARING CLAIXB Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Fuller of Green Beans 2 25c er with bundle carrier, gear themselves. State of Michigan, the Probate Court for Romeo and their daughter Mrs. the bark of a tree. FINE QUAlfTY - SERVE CREAMED driven, in A-1 condition $235 The Michigan Heart Association, Alden Grinnell of Hastings called The telescope was the outcome of Sliced Bacon t59e in cooperation with home demon- the County of Kent. At a Mstoo of said court, bald at ths on their friends in this vicinity a boy's amusement with two glass- DATED FOR FRESHNESS 7 ft Double Disc $85 It was Smedley's first nlj-ht in tration agents and Michigan State probate office. In the city of Grand Rap- Friday afternoon. es In his father's shop. jail and he noticed that one of the College will bring the program to ids. In said county on the 14th day of Mra. James Volk and children of Charles Goodyear neglected bis k Cherries ^-23c Several good used Side Delivery Inmates In his block would call out Grand Rapids. Flint, Traverse City, Autfust. A. D. 1931. Michigan City spent laat week with skillet until it was red hot. and thia KROGER - RED, SOUR, PITTED Rakes, from $50 up Preeent, Hon. JOHN DALTON. Judga of Ring Bsiogna 59c a number and the rest wouk howl Mt. Pleasant. Ionia. Benton Harbor Probate. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. V. guided him to the manufacture of with glee. Then the process was St. Joseph and Nlles. PBCNKTS-MICHIGAN GRADE MO. 1 McCormick-Deering Single Bot- In lb« Matter of the Eateto ot Ifaatn Burraa. Mr. Volk came after them vulcanised rubber. repeated by someone else. tom 18 in. Pickup Plow for This extension of free commun- rotter Moll. Deccaaed. Sunday. The web of a spider suggested to Smedley asked his cellmate what Tomato Soup 3-32c Farmall Model BN Tractor. ity service to cardiac homemakers It appeartnc to Use court that the Boa Mr. and Mra. Seymour Hesche Captain Brown the Idea of a sus- CAMPBELL'S it waa all about and got this an- in other cities of Michigan is made for presentation of clalma agalnat said es- and aon Bruce and Mr. and Mrs. pension bridge. swer: "Well, we've been here so tate should be limited, aad that a time aad GROUND 1EEF FERTILIZER Several good used Single Bot possible by a new grant of funds place be appointed to recctre. and A. J. Smith were supper guests Watching a apider weave ita web torn 18 in., 2 bottom 12 in. and long and heard the same jokes so to Michigan State College by tbe adjust an dahna and dwnande "f Saturday evening of Mr. and Mrs. gave Robert Bruce the courage to many times, we numbered the Michijtan State College and Wayne University are the first educational institutions in America today Tomato Juice *»*<28e 2 bottom 14 in. Plows. Priced Heart Association. said 4ec«ajed by and before said court: Richard Smith of West Lowell, the try again. b. 65c from $35 up stories to save time. Now some- It te Ordered, That creditors of aaM de- 10 offer tree initruction in work aimplification for women disabled by heait disease. The Michifran Heart occasion being little Gordon Smith's Henry Ford's idea about a per- KROGER - SERVE ICE COLD one calls out a number, and we ceased are required to present their claim to said codrt at said Probate Of nee on or foaociation provides fundi for the classes and supervises their operation. Mrs. Frances Sanderson, first birthday. fect watch plant gave him a plan McCormick-Deering push type identify It with a certain funny AVA GARDNER — Hollywood's chairman of the Wayne University Home Economics Department, top center, and Mrs. Ruth C. before the day of October. A. D. ltd, Mrs. Frank Cummings of Grant for his giant motor industry. all steel Hay Loader .$75 story." Most Important Young Woman at ten o'clock In the forenoon, said time Kettunen. top left, of Michifan Slate College, direct the project. Picfjred upper right. Mrs. George and Mra. Valda Chaterdon and ••Ji L Kraft's idea to put cheeae In Next night, Smedley tried hia Read. In this Sunday's (Aug. 26) and place being hereby appointed for the Zunk. of Dearbor-. Hemonatrates two-handed dusting learned in the class room. In the group picture children of Lowell called on the a sanitary package waa the start Smoked Picnics b. 49c Tomatc Juice 2"^49e New Idea 1-row Corn Picker, examination and adjustment of all claims PACKERS STANDARD I hand. "Twenty-six," he yelled. Ut- issue of The American Weekly, ex- and demands against said deceased. tbove, women ca. -mc patients attend classes on heart-saving methods of housework. ladlea alster Mra. Seymour Heache of his enormous buslneua.—Sun- in good condition. ter silence followed. "Fifty-two", We!Are Now clusively with Detroit Sunday It la Further Ordered, That pabOo noUes Monday afternoon. shine Magazine. McCulloch 1-man Chain Saw. he yelled. Not a chuckle. "What's Times, why Ava Gardner is the' thereof be glren by publication ot a oopy with 24 in. blade $195 the matter,'* Smedley asked his strongest potential big star In the of this order for three aaooeaahra weeks cellmate. prerloua to said day of heartng. to the movies. Also mad the Inside story Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed aad Mall 2-man 38 In. Chain Saw In "Well." said the inmate. "It'a like of the much publicized romance ctrcnlattd In aaid county. SPOTLIGHT good condition. this. Some folks can tell a joke with Frank Sinatra. Be sure to JOHN DALTON. and some folks just can't." get Sunday's Detroit 'limes for a tm« mny. jodca of Probata. BREAD KMIEII0T-MTEI New McCulloch 1-man and 2- FRBD ROTH. Ragteter of Probata. New Cmbgrass Killer the Ava Gardner story. C-17-1J tUea-MPCt NFT, ITS FMN man Chain Saws available for The clerk could see he had a COFFEE *• / / C imnatdlate delivery. difficult customer, so he put every- THE NEWEST AND KST Taking Orders Chief Garden Tractor and Culti- thing he had Into his sales talk. vator, almost new... $195 "These socks are the very latest PICTURES ALWAYS FRENCH BRAND ^ Sic pattern; the colors are fast: hole- SARANAC 20 N. Itif Several good used Power Lawn proof; won't shrink; priced far Mowers, from $50 up lower than you will find elsewhere. f'm sure getting Friday and Saturday August 24, 25 KROGER pwml COFFEE M7e And a very good yarn It is. too." 15c Allis-Chalmers Power Mowers The customer eyed the salesman for Allis-Chalmers Model B or a moment and said, "Yeah, and you good results FAMILY NIGHT C Tractor, in A-1 condition. tell it very well." 19c Kroger Candy Sale! PAPER SALE! Prica ^ .$85 with the ne* for New Mea Double Chain Eleva- A new method of executing the FLEECE TISSUE tors, 4 bar Side Del. Rakes, death sentence In the Iron Curtain MONARCH BRAND uGRAND with or without tires. Spread- countries has been reported. In- Gum Drops 19e BATHROOM TISSUE stead of shooting a person, they ers. 7 ft cut Power Mowers, GROWING MASH 1-row Corn Pickers available blindfold him, place a pound of AHiAMUUPJUHDUtl for immediate delivery. butter In one of his hands and a Cream Mints 19e SCOTT TISSUE 6^ 69c pound of steak In the other. Then WITH A VALUE N TOILET TISSUE Dunham and Allis-Chalmers 5, they remove the blindfold. Quite lAlSTON • CAIIOll 0-20-0 0 r 20 - 20 3-18-9 6. 7, B ft Double Discs, pries naturally, he falls dead from Marshmallows 19e FACIAL TISSUE -a* 19c from ta* up shock. FLEECE Dunham 11 ft 3-bearing Cultl- An Immigrant who had recently ANTIBIOTIC packere with 18 in. packers, become a naturalixed citizen was — Plus This Exciting Feature — Circus Peanuts 19e price $210 applauding a contingent of Loyal- 0-12-12 4-12-8 ty Day paradersdn New York C.ly. FEED 3-12-12 Allis-Chalmers Roto Baler, 1 A man standing In front of him REX Thunder In INDIANA still available for immediate SUPPLEMENT delivery $1232 turned and with, a superior attitude ? demanded to know what he waa Only three simple atepa are re- ALLEN God's Country" . Iced Tea ^ 49c delivered applauding. •ulred to kill crabgraaa with potaa- KROGER - SPECIAL BLEND FOR lOD TEA WATERMELONS 2-12-6 2-16-8 4-16-16 Allis-Chalmers Forage Harvest- The Russian-bom dtlxen replied, alum eyanate. STEP No. I—Care- er and Blower, complete with "I am applauding good people who fully read and follow the directions are affirming their faith in de- 0 Sun., Mon., Aug. 26, 27 Tuas., Wad., Thurs. 21 all attachmenta. Demonstrat- X VlJOO» will get 6. .ced found on each can of potassium ions if wanted. mocracy." eyanate erabgraaa killer. STEP No. Cont. Sun. from 3 P. M. Aug. 28, 29, 30 Gelatin Kmrn 3 ^ 20c efficiency and faster growth with this new mash. Our feeds KROGER - ASSORT® FLAVORS AVERACiacii 69c "Aiid if you dont like It," he «ug- 2—Mix with water, in a pail or in 3-9-18 Cobey Wagon and Rack with gested, "why dont you go back to which contain Methio-Vlte, source of Vitamin now havo the sprinkler or sprayer Itself. STKP No. 3—Spray it on. M the crab- steel sides $475 where I came from." orass ia bad, apray the whole lawn. If It appears only as individual PASCAL CELERY ^ 19c Vntihlotic Feed Supplement added. They're scientifically plants or In small patehea, Just apot apray at close range, as shown (3).| Poonut Butter '* - 29c MICH--JUMBO SIZE See the Pick Forage Wagon and KROGa - "Alia IN WONDERLAND" GLASSB unloader on display now. Chest X-Rovfays Offered balanced and field tested. NEW chemical is available this | out danger around children or pets. as larger containers can be pur. chased at quite a substantial saving. We may be able to help you plan a feeding program that will Ayear which ahowa promise of It causes no permanent Injury or START YOUR SET TODAY-0 CHARACTERS PEACHES 35c Hlnmfm Milker Parte and Ser- At 23 Fairs in State I even lasting discoloration to most Although potassium eyanate cun vicft mding the home owner's long and MICH - HAH HAVEN Michigan folks can have their assure best results at lowest cost in this discouraging battle against bis basic grasses. And It can be used be applied at any time during tbe chests x-rayed at any of 23 county worst lawn enemy—crabgrass. Its j effectively on either seedlings or growing season, it Is most effective Cigarettes — *1.83 Louden Bam Equipment Ask area. Next time you're in town... come in/ ! mature crabgrass plants. when applied late in tbe summer, POTATOES 49c fairs this summer, the Michigan uame Is pctassian eyanate and It POPULAR BRANDS for free estimate. worka by simply mixing It with The cost ot using pola»8iuiu ey- jast before the crabgrass plant icoea MICH-49 LB. BAG $1.19 Department of Health reported to- anate averages one dollar per 1200 to seed. This is also the ideal time Binder Twine, all you want day. water and sprinkling or spraying 1 It on your lawn. square feet of lawn when applied of the year to re-seed your lawn in Through the cooperation of the to young set-dllng crabgrass In the tboje patches where crabgrass has Trend SMP MWIER 2 ^ 31C ORANGES 49c Icoal health departments, four of After fire yean of testing and CAUFORNIA SUNK!ST - 220 SIZE r/sim Cash — Trade or Terms perfecting, pc'assinm eyanate has I spring (about twice as mucli U been dectroycd. ' 1c SALE f the Michigan Department of been proven safe, economical, sim- required in late summer, when the Potass ium eyanate is not a trade m jSSn\ Health's tax-supported mobile x-ray ple to nse and—most Important- j crabgrass plant is In Ita hardy name. It is the basic chemical in WOODBURY units will visit fairs throughout the ! prime). For thos* who have larger eleven different brands, each aold HlttUic tCRffSCHMBTS BREIMAYER state during August as a part of SB to 100 per cent effective. It ia 1 we-o-un non toxic enougi to bf •wsd I lawns tbe cost will be much leu, under a diner em brand uama. - LOLUCLU miCHIGRn tbe state tubercilosls case-finding 142b mm WHEAT GERM SOAP program. All persons 15 years of VISIT OUR EXHIBIT AT THE 4.H CLUB FAIR. LOWELL (VAC PACK) PEG- SIZF BATH SIZE Chevrolet Sales age and over may have chest tlUUl lull MARSHMALLOW Rhone Lowell 33 Phone Freeport 2421 Phone Clarksviile 341 FARM DIVISION rt-rays made at the fairs. There Is b Phone 105 no charge. Be'ding Michigan Cheat x-rays take just a matter CREME *26c 2 "19c 2-27c of minutes; clothing is not re- BERGY BROS. Elevator moved. ALTO. MICHIGAN PHONE 2321 THl LOWELL LEOOCB. LOWELL. MICH, AUO. B, IWI SEVEN •IX TNI LOWIU LI001R. LOWILU MICH, AUO. M, 1M1 accident danger If followed. They MkM9an Newspapers Dr. Chos»or F. CMi UinnlM a# ttm Anniifd Mnfrrimn fiiul rttum./ LJ HarvMt SMMM AccMmt Rat. B Hitfmt of Year llps, Mr. and Mrs. Jos Zaaftnan ot nras a Thursday supper James Neelham was a Sunday Cecil Raymond and family an are: Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mra. Ira guest of Mn. Gregory. Lowtl Dbt. No. 5 dinner gueat of Mr. and Mn. Cecil taking a week's vacation from SIMTB MSC toTopp HHooor« t MSC Michigan farm people suffer is be-careful time." 1. Keep all shields and safety tfilCHiGAN&tiit GAS Wesbrook, Mrs. Ivah Phillips and Mr. and Mra. Harold Buttrlck AdoN em Raymond and family. duties on the Fonman poultry Stotemont of more accidents during the harvest The harvest rush, long working guards In place. M. L. Needham Michigan's newspapers can shan Dr. Chester F. Clark, newly 2. Always stop all machinery BCE. GEE Mra. Adah Gardner. spent the week-end touring the Mrs. Kaihryn S/Ufr.i Lowell Phone Mr. and Mn. Earl Hmgadom and farm. season than at iny other time of hours, revolving gears, belts, shafts Mm. Bffie Gregory and Mrs. The Bultendyk reunion waa held "thumb" of Michigan and over in- Ada Phono 4111 with Michigan State College and its named dean of tbe school of veter- year and cutters combine to increase before oiling, adjusting or unclog- Mr. ind Mn. Mark Bordner of Bruce and ConnK Place have agricultural staff the top honor re- inary medioine at Michigan State Graded School District No.l glng It. Mable Gregory attended the party Sunday at the home of Mr. and to Canada and through Detroit. Sturgis and Burr Oak spent Sun- That's why David O. Steinike, ex- the danger of farm accidents. And t or Mm. Kate Walroth of California Mrs. Jake Bultendyk. Mr. and Mra. Rufus Gregory at- Bill VanVont of Travene City swine at the 4-H Club Fair this cently won by the agricultunl in- College, is widely known among 3. Do' not wear loose or ragged Ada Softball Qamas Sunday dinner gueata of Mr. and day at the VanVont home. tension apeclaliat in health and they Inrease the naed for follow- ftt the Richards-Baker home. Mra. Itol Dalstra of Grand Rap- tended the Robinson family re- spent Saturday night and Sunday week as their project. . formation service in a national Michigan farmera, livestock men, Lowol TowBship, Kont County. Mkhkon safety organization at Michigan ing basic safety rules. clothing around macbinea. IN THE BATHTUB Mn. Norman Wride and family James Needham was a Sunday contest Agricultural college edi- and members of the veterinary 4. Alwaya operate tractors at a Callers last week of Mrs. Jake Ids was a Tuesday supper guest union held at Paris State Fish Ada won th« game on Tusaday were Mr. and Mn. Bldon Knapp with his family. State College, urgea farm workera Stelnlcke listed eight safety rules Bultondyk were Mrs. Robert Phll- of Mra. Effle Gregory. Mrs. Alice Hatchery Park, Sunday. supper guest of Mr .and Mn. Ken- Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Needham ton from all over the nation picked profession. safe speed, and be extra careful HEAR HIM 6IN6. night with Caledonia Implements and family of Lyoni. and daughters spent Sunday In July 9,1951 to heed the advice, "Harvest time which he says will cut down on Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Shlmmel 6-2, but lost on Thursday night Sunday gueata of Mr. and Mn. neth Smith in Lowell and enjoyed MSC's promotion of "Grassland with tractors on highways. BOTTLED 6A6 6URE Friday evening Mn. Katherine Vernon Preston and family wen television. ElkHkrt, Ind. Farming" for first award among MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING 5. Keep small children far away and Tommy enjoyed a picnic din- with Caledonia Fords at Dutton. Wilson and Mn. Clara DeVrlea Debt Retirement Fund Expenditures ner at Haay Cloud Park, Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Jerome Zerfaa and The Lutheran Ladles Aid and Mr. and Mn. Richard Place wen land-grant colleges in coordinated from harvesting machinery. ISTHETHIM6 After plavlng eleven Innings they honond Mn. Webb Ward with a On motion by F. F. Coons, sup- Retirement of Debt Sunday supper guests of Mr. and ended with a scora of 7-6. Janice Marie of Grand Rapids, Mr. families of Beldlng gave a surprise Sunday evening guests of Mr. and use of preea, radio, publications and The annual meeting of above 6. Do not get off equipment birthday party at her home. A named school district waa held on ported by T. Richmond, the State Obligations Incurred before December 8, 1932: while It Is moving. Mra. Ralph Norton and family This week they play Dutton Mer- and Mn. Thayer Denny and sons, party on Mn. Wm. VanVont, Mrs. Glen Rondot and baby in visual aide. Earl C. Richardson, wonderful chicken dinner was en- Mn. Kate Hesche of Lowell. Thursday evening. MSC extenalon editor, reports co- July 9, 1961 at the Central School Savings Bank of Lowell, Michigan, Paid principal on bonds $ 2,000.00 7. Look both ways when ap- were Mr. and Mrs. John Brail of chants at Dutton on Thursday Joyed and Mrs. Ward received Lowell. ^ Freeport. operation by the newapapen and Building. waa nameu aa the depoaltory for Paid Interest coupons on bonds 900.00 proaching a highway. night. many beautiful gifts. radio atationa in using material on The meeting waa called to order funda belonging to the aaid achool 8. Obey highway rules and signs Let's Get Ready Mr. and Mrs. Sam Qulggle and Wednesday lunch guests of Mra. Roger, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Norton Graaa Days and other grassland by President C. H. Runciman at district for the enaulng year. Mo- Total expenditures - — $ 2,900.00 and use proper headlights and tall Brush Fires Mae Adrlanae were Mr. and Mra. tion carried. and family enjoyed a day of flsh- farming features gave evidence of 8:00 o'clock with six electors pres- Debt Retirement Fund—Non-Budget Expenditures lights at night. Howard Meyen and childnn of wide acceptance of the program by ent. On motion made by F. F. Coona, For A Ing and a picnic dinner Sunday The fire truck was called out on nilnola. at Hardy Dam. the farmers of Michigan. supported by Richmond, the trans- Net total of cash disbursements $ 2,900.00 Tuesday night to a fire on Con- The Rev. and Mra. C. Vander- The notice of the meeting waa Total amount on hand none D09 Fanciers Prefer Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jones of Man- servation and Honey Creek. How- GET TWICE THE HEAT! read by the Secretary. Minutes of fer of $2820.00 from the general Woude are apendlng the week as fund to debt service fund, for the Total dlsbureamenta and balance— $ 2,900.00 Fencing Canines In Fun-Filled ton visited Mr. and Mrs. Sam Qulg- ever It turned out to be a ibrush r-nunselora at Camp Geneva, Hol- Ooo Out of Evorvory 37 the last annual meeting were read gle and Roger from Monday until fire started by one of the residents by the secretary and approved as payment of interest and maturing land. Safe ot bonda was authorized. Motion car- Secrotary'a Summary of Fund Balancea: With the Increase in the number Wednesday. but he had no permit for burning Aro Not Homo reed. of dogs and cars, the subject of Labor Day . .. Mr. nnd Mra. Guy Qulggle spent Mr. and Mn. Webb Ward apent SAVE HALF THE OIL— ried. Fund balancea aa of June 30, 1951 it. the week-end with Mr. and Mn. One out of every 37 persons In General fund $ 5,003.34 fencing dogs In f* rnmlng In for a three day fishing trip at Breth- Be sure no fires are started ex- The secretary read the report of Hubert DeVrles of Bailey Drive. the United States was disabled one The annual report of the secre- the election: fresh consideration, according to ren the past week-end. cept In Incinerators unless you have Saturday callars of Mn. Ira ii mil or more days by Injuries received tary waa read and on motion by Building and Site Fund 10,088.75 the Dog Research Center. In a a permit. Permits may be obtained Total number of votes cast 60, of Teeple and Mra. Jennie Grant wen in home accidents during 1950. F. F. Coons, supported by W. W. which Dan A. Wingeier received great many cases, far from being free of charge from your Fire Mr. and Mra. Jack Kingsley of Ho>ne injuries totaled 4,100,000, Gumser, waa accepted and ordered Total fund balances June 30, 1951 $ 15,092.09 cruel to the dog, fencing Is the Chief. 30 and Theron E. Richmond re- DAN A. WINGEIER. Secretary Plymouth and Mr. and Mn. Wm. according to the 1961 edition of the filed. ceived 30. Dan A. Wingeier and only way to protect a loved pet, as You'll Need Valley Lea Grant and Miss Rocket of Lanalng. statistical yearbook of the National The annual report of the Treas- Theron E. Richmond having n- Treasurer's Verification of Bank Balances: well as safeguard a valuable pos- Ada Locals Sunday callers were Mr. and Mrs. Safety Council, and these included urer waa read and on motion by celved a majority of the votes cast Total bank balances June 30, 1951 se salon. D. A. Wingeier, supported by F. F. "General Fund" $ 20,482.48 As one dog fancier put It, "Man Mra. Annabelle Richardson of lafrate and children of Lansing 110,000 permanent Impalrmenta. were declared elected. During those care free holiday mo- and Mr. and Mn. Flbert and two The home death toll waa 27,600, Coons was accepted and ordered Mr. Runciman presented the Deduct total outstanding checks as of provides a special house for every- Cascade was Tuesday supper guest filed. June 30, 1951 15,479.14 thing he values—a home for his ments, you will need nouriihment— ada of Mr .and Mrs. .Frank Richard- children of Grand Rapids. of which about half resulted from matter of annexing to the district Congratulations to Mr. and Mn. falls. DR. O. F. CLARK The annual report of librarian. wife, a play pen for the baby, a for instance form-fresh Volley Lea son. For more than twenty years. Dr. several properties located In the $ 5,003.34 garage for hia car. and even a Mr. and Mra. Harry A. Fitch Harry Boomers on the birth of a Miss Inez Rutherford, waa read South West corner of the District Homoflenized-Posteurizcd Milk . , , son Sunday morning. USE THB WANT ADA Clark has worked with Michigan and on motion made by F. F. and on motion made by Frank L. "Building and Site Fund" $ 10,088.75 cage for his canary, so why not his motored to Grand Rapids on Sat- veterinarians and farmers aa a FRANK L. STEPHENS, Treasurer dog?" take on ample supply along; perhaps urday afternoon to say farewell to Coons, supported by T. Richmond, Stephens supported by Theron you olso will find it on sole af a member of the M. S. C. veterinary was accepted and ordered filed. Richmond, and carried, the matter S. Sgt. B. F. Burrls, Mrs. Burrls. MostWy-Murroy Lokt staff and us state veterinarian. store near your vacation spot. market... David and George, who were leav- On motion made by T. Richmond was referred to the Board of Ed- The new dean yas named August not a super market ing on Sunday morning for their Mn. Eva Bngle supported by F. F. Coons the sal- ucation for disposition according 9 by the State Board of Agriculture ary of the Secretary waa set at to the State laws pertaining there- but a good home In Mobile, Ala. They have Mr. and Mrs. Verne Wingeier and V*ll«y Lit Dairy Pndueti been vMUng Mra. Burrls' parents i governing body of Michigan State $200.00 and that of the Treasure, to. procfiitd by Dalryland Co- Mr. and Mn. Wilbur Purdy called ' College, to succeed the late Dr. was set at $100.00 annually. Motion No further business appearing, a f rSzZtcrA * V jafc * optratlv* Cr»»m»ry Co. f«r Country Store Mr. and Mra. J. J. Weber for the past ten days. on relatives In Freeport Saturday Claude S. Bryan. Dean Bryan died carried. motion to adjourn was made by dlitrlbutlon fey: evening. late in July from aplastic anemia. The flower gardens at Ada Kent Frank L. Stephens and supported TENDER Mr. and Mn. Wilbur Purdy at- He waa ill only a few weeks. His On motion made by F. F. Coons by Theron Richmond at 8:30 P. M. County garage are well worth see- death came at the time Michigan ing. Right at the present time they tended the stock car races in Od. supported by W. W. Gumser, the Motion carried. HIGHLAND HILL DAIRY Round, Sirloin Rapids Friday evening. State's new .$2,600,000 veterinary length of the school year was set D. A. WINGEIER, are at their very best with many facility waa being constructed. Secretary. Lowtl, Michigan Swiss hundreds of zinnias and dahlias in Henry Showers returned Sunday at 94 months. Motion carried. full bloom. The zinnias would be evening to the Great Lakes Train- FINANCIAL REPORT prize winners without a doubt if ing station. Maybe you'll never be aa big a they were placed on ejthlbitlon Mr. and Mrs. Gus Wingeier at- hero as your son thinks you are, General Fund FOR ALL STEAKS.lb. 79c with many of the blossoms a full tended the Stauffer family reunion but >x)u'll never be as big a fool Caah Balance July 1, 1960: 6^4 Inches across. These are a new at Hastings Sunday. as your wife thinks you are, General Operatfng $ 6,633.68 FORACI HARVESTINO. • • Hossolink Homo Si variety In gorgeous colors with Mr. and Mra. Frank Ruegseger either.- shaggy petals very much like a and daughters called qn Mr. and Total amount on hand July 1, 1961 $ 6,633.68 mum. Drive up and see these love- Mn. Gerald Klmberly and Mr. and General Fund—Revenue Receipts ly flowers. RING Mrs. Larry Rich of Belding Sun- GeneraL Property Tax Recelpta: A surprise birthday party for day. Current operating tax collections $ 15,886.46 Larry Chesebro was given by Lew- Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hewitt, Mra. WE PAY FOR Delinquent tax collections: 94.01 lb. 49c Is and Sandra Green at the home Hales of Hecla, a D., Mr. and Mrs. Primary money 13,490.40 of Mrs. Belle Faulkner. Twelve of Carl Mosher of Wllllamston, Mich., Doad or Disabled State School Aid: Larry's friends were present T' « were Saturday dinner guests at the School aid 83,858.24 evening was spent playing games. Clan Ford home and fcallen at Dell Salea Ux 14,744.80 CANNING SUGAR Refreshments of ice cream and a Other State and Federal Aid: beautiful birthday cake and punch Fords. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Ford, Donna HORSES - COWS Vocational Education 3,723.33 were served Larry received many Tuition received 23,275,00 25 lbs. $2.49 nice ijifts. Jean and Charles McDonald spent a week ago Sunday with Mr. and Am't ree'd for tranapurtlng non-resident pupils 14,373.07 Mrs. Adrian Kuiper who suffered $4.00 $6.00 Other revenue receipts 606.08 a fractured ankle in an automobile Mrs. Ray Herron of Lansing. Mr. and Mn. Kenneth Elhart, TOMATOES accident near Flint, has returned Otfcor Farm Arimob Total revenue recelpta S170,06LS9 home from the Flint hospital. Mr. Ted Elhart and daughter, JoAnn and Mrs. Kuiper were on a vaca- wen oallera at the Clayton Engle Removod Free General Fund—Non-Revenue Receipts LOWELL HIGH SCHOOL No. 2 can 15c tion to Niagara Falls. homo. •"If your Sioglor Oil or Oat Heator doesn't Received from revolving fund accounta $ 8,821.28 Jim Melville of Miami, Fla., has TheoKropf family reunion was deliver more and hotter heat over tho floor FOR Sale of Property 205.00 been spending a week with his held at Fallasburg Park Sunday PROMPT SERVICE All other non-revenue receipts 291.33 Monarch Coffee uncle, Herman Wykom. » with over fifty present than ANY comparable tixo heater rogardlosi EXTENDS A Ward Boynton of Merrltt, called /Big Capacity Emily, Matilda and Alvin Davis of mo Ice oc price, you got your money bode. Phooo Coleet Total Non-revenue recelpta $ 9,317.61 on Mrs. Belle Faulkner laat week. lb. 89c were Thursday evening callers at Grand Total of receipts (items 12 and 18) $179,369.00 /ReiBenaU* Prlc* _ Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. the Clayton Engle home. Ma 400 Frank Richardson were guests of Mt. and Mra. Larry Pratt of Total cash recelpta including baL June SO, '50 $186,00168 Mr. and Mra. Harold Kaechele of Sparta and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pratt /Power Take-off Operation Caledonia. MIRACLE WHIP spent the week end of Aug. 11th General Fund—Budget Expenditures Mrs. Laura Darby of Los Angtles Valley Chemical Administration: was a dinner guest of Mr. and and 12th on a trip to Cleveland and Cordial Welcome That's why the Allis-Chalmers Forage Harvester belongs Salaries of board of education members.. __$ 300.00 Salad Dressing Mrs. Lou McCausey on Tuesday. Bowling Green, Ohio. on every farm where silage is important, and full two- Mr. 3.nd Mrs. Orren Frost and Seetar Displa y At The 4-H Club Fair, Aug. 21 nn# 24 Company Election — 303.71 Mr. and Mra. Harry Fitch, Mrs. Pro-Rata salaries of Supt and Assistants __ 6,000.00 plow tractor power is available. Leona Gulllford of the Michigan children of Detroit were week end guests of their pannta, Gordon Supplies and expenae of business Qt. 59c Veterans Facility and daughter, administration 5.653.36 To ambitious boys and girls of Lowell Let us show you the 36-inch wide cylinder with Mrs. Charlotte Gilpin of Grand Frost and wife. Census and compulsory attendance expense - 40.00 curved knives that cut faster with less power ... the Rapids went to ""Cadillac on Sun- Mra Rasmussen entertained nine Roth & Sons Co. Other general control expense 1.272.03 day to attend a gathering of the girls In honor of her daughter Mar- positive feed mechanism ... the built-in sharpener. SPRY or CRISCO Saur and McNitt families held at ilyn's birthday, Thursday P. M. FURNITUM Mid FUNERAL DUtlOTOM FOR THE BEST IN SERVICE Total general control expenditures | 12,569.10 Whatever your forage crop —here's the way to cut. chop Mitchell State Park. The family Mrs. Eva Kroph is aaalsUng Mn. and surrounding townships to take PHONi W. MAIN BT, LOWELL Instruction: and load it . . . the A-C 3-in-l Forage Harvester ... groups were called together fo Carl Kropf with her household du- Teachers' salaries —$ 96,976.66 greet Mr. and Mrs. Claude McNitt and THE HIGHEST RETURNS for row crops, standing grass crops, windrows. 3 lb. can 99c ties during the peach season. Teaching supplies and expense 3,01910 from Washington State who arc Textbooks 1.09 L12 here on Michigan visiting relatives advantage of the increased N School library—books and expense 1,066.76 AUGUST FEATURE— after a 4 year absence. Fifty-four Miscellaneous instmction expenae 814.60 members were present. A bounte- Consign Your Livestock ous potluck dinner was enjoyed on TO THE Total instruction expenditures $102,96814 ( RLUS-CHfllMERS^ SEALTEST the porch of the shelter house. It's the Auxiliary and Coordinate Activities: opportunities and facilities for ^ $411$ AND SIMVICI i Family groups were present com- Tranaportation of pupils (Include Maintenance ing from Grand Rapids, Kent City, B ight lime of Busses) 1 14,496J6 ICECREAM Grant, Sparta, Reed City and Cad- Lake Odessa Livestock Auction Health Service 71.62 illac. Recreation Activities 216.47 Al Rovors Mrs. Nel Saylea of Grand Rapids Other auxiliary and coordinate expense 11.70 learning offered by this steadily C H —TRADE or TERMS is making an extended visit at EVERY THURSDAY the Lou McCausey home. YOUR ALi IA-CHALMERS — NEW IDEA and PAPEC DEALER Total auxiliary and coordinate expenditures — I 14,786.05 Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs. Operation of School Plant: Vi gaL 97c Howard Meyers of Picking, Hi, fwyhi. g ^ Car! Wages of Janiton and other employees $ 9.145.50 advancing school were supper guests of Mr. and Tho Wofeorfeo Stockyards Co. a^ Alao Fuel and uHlltlae 5,398.91 mum CHEVROLET SALES Mra. Prank Richardson. Joan and Operation expense and supplies 1,797.68 Phone Beldlng 106 FARM DIVISION Belding, Michigan Ori. Weaver Kenny Meyen, were super gueata U^l of Mr. and Mra. James Atherton because we will work out a deal Total operation expenditures | 16^4109 and James Jr. of Cascade. After HIS Is the perfect day for >00 Fixed Charges: supper the Richardsons, Meyen you'll like. Tto do something very nice for Insurance — $ 1,524.92 and Athertons met at the home of yourself. • It's satisfying because Pontiac is Mr. and Mra. Fred Whitacre. Mr. Total fixed charge expenditures I 1,524.92 and Mra. M. VanStrien were atoo Stop in snd see how easy—and such a beautiful car—such a Maintenance: Why You Should Attend Lowell Schools there. A very nice lunch was how satisfying—it is to become brilliant performer—and gives you Buildings 1 1,248-81 served. so many, many years of pleasure. Maintenance of grounds 307.10 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schalm of the owner of a great new Pontiac. Furniture and Instructional equipment 1,469.65 1. A teaching staff of known ability and choractor. Klawson, Mich., were Sunday aft- It's easy because Pontiac is priced Come in and buy a new Pontiac— Miscellaneous maintenance expenae U50 \ ernoon guests of Mr. and Mra, Roy Just above the very lowest, and a truly great oo-! Richardson. Mr. and Mra. Schalm Total maintenance expenditures.— S 3,027.06 2. Practical shop woifc and other courses to 90 hand-in-hand with mental training. were sending the week-end with Toted operating expenditures $15U26.46 Mra. Schalm'a brother and family, Capital Outlty: Mr. and Mra. Wlllard Marks. Grounds ..4 93.00 3. Musical Mstniction. Mr. and Mra. Robert Morris and Buildings 475.83 Mr. and Mra. Roy Richardson were Furniture and instructional equipment — 13518 Friday supper guests of Mr. and Transportation (Buaaes) 8147.60 4. A homo ecooooMCS course dosigoed to aid in equipping tho gtri in tho arts of homomdung. Mra. Walter Afton at their cottage at Murray Lake. Total capital outlay expenditures— $ 8,851.71 Mra. Frank Richardson had as Total Budget Expenditures $160,078.17 5. A comprehensive 4-year agricultural course for boys. her Wednesday afternoon gueata Supplemental Disbursements: for coffee, Mra. Tla DenBoer, Mn. Transrera to Building and Site or Debt Retire- Irma Summers, Mra. Mae Adrlanae ment Fund (by vote of people) 14,700.00 6. A thorough business course combining business mathematics, bookkeeping, typing, and Mra. Gertrude Meyers. For rerolving fund accounts 6,221.17 shorthand, business English and business law. Saturday night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Orson Weaver were Mr. and Total non-budget disbursements— $ 20,82L17 Mrs. Clark Nellist and Mr. and Grand Total of Cash Expenditures $180,999.34 7. The high school has the highest rating accorded any school in the state. Mra. Darwin Nellist and baby Cash Balance June 30, 1951' daughter. General Operating 1 5,003.34 BEER Mr. and Mra. Harvey Sytamaand 8. A friendty school where individual problems aro givon persond attention. family were Sunday afternoon I Total amount on hand June 30, 1951 $ 5,003.34 AMERICA S , guests of Mr. and Mra. George Total disbursements including balance — $186,00168 BFVFRACf Sytsma and family in Grand Rap- BUILDING AND SITE FUND OF ids. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balance on hand July 1,1950 $ 179.00 Watch the Lodger of August 30 for the complete Course of Study, Requiremonts for Gradoatioo, MODERATION b— Morris and Mr. and Mra. Oraon CoMego Entrance, Etc Weaver and fecott attended the SCCMIKH HJ jnf Irrfw HhiSitSitJ Total Amount on hand $ 179.00 Eastern Star picnic at Bostwick * rtaff tufefc Lake. Receipts Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Morris and Genl. Property Tax levied for Building and Site Purposes: daughters and Sharon Miller of Delinquent tax $ 88.75 $ 88.75 The words "Michigan" and "fishing" are practically $ynonymoo$ at Lowell were Saturday evening sup- Received by transfer from General Fund 11,800.00 $ 11300.00 this time of the year. And after a day's fishing, it's the "American per guests of Mr. and Mra. Homer t) Dollar for Hollar Right for Your Every Single Need! Total receipts and balance $ 12,067.75 Way" to enjoy a glass of cool, refreshing Michigan brewed beer. Morris. The three girls stayed all Fall Term Begins Tuesday, Sept. 4, 1951 night at the Morris home. Expenditures Loweot-Prleerf Straight Bight No matter what you'n building, whether it b* a new attic, For beer belongs...to pleasant living, to good fellowship, to sensible On Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Nor- AmtCi lem*m ymi caiftbeata a o*n»e room in the basement or an extra shelf In the Capital Outlay: moderation. And our right to enjoy it, this too, belongs... to our man Wride and family with their pantry, you can depend on us to have the kind of lumber Purchase and improvement of site (grounds) $ 1,800.00 relatives from Mississippi spent the I^wrat-Prle** te ^th CM you want—at a price you'll like. So the next time you New furniture and instructional equipment own American heritage ^ . sr* day at Lake Michigan build, remember the convenience and savings you find not replacement — 179.00 1,979.00 of personal freedom. ateet atefOHpt... &€ Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Voar Choice of Slrar Streak Baglare- . here! Total capital outlay expenditures Net total of cash disbursements 1,979.00 Mrs. Raymond Slayton were Mr. Straight Bight or Sis and Mrs. Burt Warr of Beldlng. Balance on hand June 30. 1951 — $ 10.088.75 Plan to Attend Nigh School at Lowell! Mrs. Lorraine Skogland of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Gertrude Gillan The M*Nt Beratllal Thlag Whrrle Total cash on hand S 10,088.75 of Sparta were Tuesday evening I'nlatrel by Floher Pontiac Total disbursements and balance. $ 11067.75 supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michigan Brewers' Association Webb Ward. Debt Retirement Fund—Non-Revenue Receipts On Wednesday evening Mr. and Received by transfer $ 2.900.00 ... BOARD OF EDUCATION 717-18 Francis Palms Building • Detroit 1, Michigan Mrs. Hubert DeVrles and family, Mr. and Mrs. Don Ward and fam- L. E. JOHNSON Grand total of receipts $ 2,900.00 Altes Brewing Co. • £ A B Brewing Co. • Fraiikonmuth Brewing Co. * Goebel Brewing Cn. ily and Mr. and Mrs. Webb Ward Total receipts including balance June 30, 1951 $ 2.900.00 \ Pfeiffer Brewing Co. • Schmidt Brewing Co. • Sebewaing Brewing Co. • The Stroh Brewery Co. were guests of the Wilson family Corner Maw & Vergennes Rood Phona 24 ^ in Rockford. , ^ ^
*3* .... umrmcm T ilOHT TNI LOWIU. LIDOIII. LOWIU, MICH, AUO. M, mt THE LOWELL LEDQER. LOWELL, MICH, AUO. 23, 1161 NINE 2500 Wc ASOMI Tim CHINESE PROVERBS The truth opens the hearts of all. Minutes of the. Annual Meeting and Financial Emerson Ohl at the Griggs Street years but was much better the last For •dVft A small cloud may hide both sun It Is better to sink in the sea N. McCords—B. Cmcode Alto | News From OroHd R' United Brethren Evangelical few months and had been assbt* and moon. iVetvs MeOOBB, HKANK7 * DUNN, Rkkert Bedric than to sink among men. ^ Mrs. Effle Ota church Ai'g. 11. The happy couple (omcisi) Nearly every state will send its A record-size bigtooth aspen has Who never felt a wound. Jests at Mrs. Frsd Pattlson i Of Former Bowne Ing his niece in doing the chorea MTATIT. OF inCHIOAN—THE CXKCUIT share of the 3,500 women expected Kindness is greater than law. Clara M. Brandebury have been enjoying a trip to the Statement of COURT FOR THE COUNTT OT Mlas Cfeeile N. Gebhart of Hart been dlseovered on the Earl Welts scars. Smoky Mountains and will tour the Thursday evening. He was taken IN CHANCtRT. on the campus of Michigan State farm south of Owosso by oonser- OOMPUBTE Good words are like a string of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Place are A regular meeting of the Com- was named Thursday as home He who sows eourteay, reaps Milton Mlshler and wife of Lo- eastern coast before returning to ill during the night and passed mon Council of the Village of Low- r. KINO DOTUB. College, East Lansing, from August vatlun department district forester, friendship. pearls. nicely settled In their cozy home demonstration agent in Kent coun- ELECTRICAL SBMCI on Cascade Rd. A number of their Baptist Church News Mr. and Mrs. Carl Freyermuth of gan with Jerry Blough who has the city. Miss Dorothy is the daugh- away before a doctor arrived. ell was held In the Council Rooms PWatlff. 13 to 17 for the fifteenth annual Elton Twork. Anger and haste blind good coun- Act with kindness, but do not ex- Ti. No. meeting of the National Home ty effective September 1 for the The tree is 784 inches in circum- friends called on them to let them The boys and girls had a good Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Col- been doing cooking for Arthur and ter of Mr. and Mrs. John B. Kell- Mr. Blough Is survived by his Graded School DUtrict No. 1 of the City Hall, Monday evening, THOMAS M. DOTLE, «t al., year which Miss Eleanor Densmore sel. act gratitude.—Sunshine Magazine. Datcnduu. Demonstration Council. ference or 6.5 Inches larger than — Ti know they-are married now, and time on Monday on the opening by went to Olivet Sunday after- Vernor Stahl of West Campbell er and John is very well known wife, Lettic. a niece. Lela Star- August 6, 1961. will spend on an educational mis- around Logan, Campbell and at Theme of the national meeting— the previous recordholder recog- •" - tla I.a • rm wishing them many years of hap- day of the Daily Vacation Bible noon and called on their aunt, visited at Jerry's sister annd hus- bard who has lived with them like The meeting was called to order OHANCERY SAUK sion in Okinawa. VTOTVI NENTVIS piness. Mrs. Inez Freyermuth and sister, Freeport. 1 Ada Township, Kent County, Michigan "Democracy, the Torch We Hold," nised by the American Forestry School held at the Alaska Baptist band, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Berky Sun- a daughter since her early child' by the Village Presldent-Pro-Tem, In punuuc* and by Tlrtua of « dooM will culminate efforts by state Ida Horn, also called on their cou- of the Circuit court for UM County of Association. The 72-lacber also is Mrs. Ernie Wilson spent Thurs- Church. There Is still time to day. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Glldden recent- hood, brothers and sisters In Pa^ L. W. Rutherford, at 8:10 P. M. groups In their programs during a Michigan tree located in a Cop- PAUL RICKERT sins, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lane of Trustees Present: Schaefer, Mul- Kent, in Cbanccry, made and enttrad on day with Delbert Eldrldge In share the pleasures at vacation Mrs. Clara Brandebury visited at ly visited relatives In Lansing and two step-brothers, S. S. and Alvla the Mth day of Auguat. A. D. 1091. In UM the year. This program has per Range company tract, Onto- til N. H 00 Grand Rapids and found him about Charlotte. Weaver, five step-sisters, Mn. • 1950-1951 der, Roth, Christiansen. above entitled cauae. notice if hereby given stressed family relations, health. In- Bible school. For Information the Glasgow-Seelman home Sunday spent a day at the Ionia Free Fair that oo Taeeday, tkf> 1SU day •( OiHfcu, nagon county. the same. Mr. and Mrs. Vol Watts attended In company with Mrs. Ray Par- Sue Blough, Mrs. Jane Klme, Mn. Trustees Absent: Elzinga. ternational affairs, citizenship and Although there was no boring of about a ride call Pastor Jones, Alto morning. In the afternoon Will The minutes of the regular meet- A. D. INI. at ten o'clock in the forenoon SAVE 'S Mrs. Howard Miller and Mrs. Ernie 4431. the Slst Commencement of Mercy kinson. Lydla Thompson, Mrs. EKon MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING of aaid day, 1, the aubecrlber. Circuit Court education. the Welts tree, the age 4s estimated Wilson were In Grand Rapids Fri- Mr. and Mrs. William Seelman Church and Mrs. Lizzie Whltmer, ing of July 16. 1951 and the special Coounlaatoner In and for aaid County of A number of Michigan people to be at Hast 70410 years. When a venture turns cot si FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover re- Central School of Nursing at St. and Mrs. Brandebury called at the Friends here of Harvey Blough meeting of July 18, 1951 were read Kent. In the State of Michigan. ihaU aell day. Andrews' Cathedral Sunday after- and several nephews and nlecee. The annual meeting; of Graded Motion carried. A unanimous bal- at Public Auction for caah to the highest will have parts In the week-long Aspen, considered of little com- cessfully. we say we planned BIGGEST TRADE IN ON TNE PUtOUSI Mr. and Mrs. J. Cox were dinner ports that the delinquents who ap- home of Mrs. Harvey Blough near of near Welcome Corners received lot was cast for Joseph Glllard. and approved. bidder, in the office of the Circuit Court program. Special tours are belhg mercial importance only a few that way. noon. They also called on Mrs. Welcome Corners. Later they went the sad news of his sudden pass- Hirvey waa a fine friend and Behool District No. 1 Ada, Mich- It was moved by Trustee Mulder, guests Sunday at the home of their pear In the Juvenile courts of our ifan was held at Ada High School On motion by Mr. O. Campau, Commlnloner in the Court Houae of aaid arranged for the out-of-state vis- years ago, now is an important FIRESTONE country are not boys and girls who Henry Klahn, Dr. Armstrong, to Tyden Park, Haatings, where ing at his home Friday morning, neighbor and had hosts of friende seconded by Trustee Roth that County, in tbe City of Grand Rapida, in son Robert and family In Grand Mrs. Sherman Avery and Miss Mer- Monday, July 9, 1531. supported by Mrs. Marks, the Old •aid County, all uf Uiuee certain piece* or itors, who will be housid In col- puipwood appear In Sunday School. This they enjoyed a picnic supper be- Aug. 17, aged 71 years. He had who will sadly miss him. • building permits be Issued to Clar- i . . . Rapids. Diane L. Cox returned tie Taylor at the Clark Home, in The meeting was called to order Kent Bank was named as depos- parrels of land situated and being in the lejfe dormitories. home with them to spend the week. then is your Invitation to come join fore returning home. been in poor health for several 1 itory for funds belonging to the ence Smith and Harold Jefferles. Village of Lowell, County of Kent, and It takes bnndreda of nuts to hold NEW Gra'id Rapids. Ledger want ads get results. by President Wlllard Marks at 8:00 Yeas 4, Nays 0. Carried. Bute of Michigan, and deacrlbad aa fol- WEEK Clapton Houseman Is feeling bet- the young people and older folks Mr. nand Mrs. William Seelman p. m. with twenty electors present. school district. Motion carried. lows, to-wit: SPRAYS HOME FOR ttAFETY an automobile together, but only ter at this writing. Mrs. Swift Winegar received and Will Glasgow motored to Conk- The clerk reported receiving A warranty deed to all that certain piece who study the Word of God every The notice of the meeting was The Board of Education advised AFTER FAMILY PONY DIES one to Jolt It apart.—Astoria. Or- • BATHROOM Mr. and Mrs. I«uls Qulggle of Sunday at 1U;UU a. m. Sunday word Sunday that her cousin, Iln Sunday evening to visit friends. monies In the following amounts: or parcel of land situate and being in the egon, Budget. ONLYI read by tho secretary. the electors of District No. 1 to Village of Lowell, County of Kent and Mr. and Mrs. Sam E. Voss of Willow Run spent several days morning. Clyde Norman Miller of Staples, Mrs. Etta Blough of Hastings The minutes of the 1950 annual change date of annual meeting to Bute of Michigan, and deacrlbed as fol- • KITCHEN? with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Minn, had passed away. Mr. Mil- ICHIGAN A6gigULT General Fund Grand Rapids have been ordered Pastor Jones will be preaching visited her friend, Mrs. Clyde meeting was read and approved second Monday uf June Instead of lowa. to-wit: Conunercing at a point on Fred Qulggle and Arthur Dun of ler visited his cousins here last Howard Rlttenger: Traffic the North line of Bridge Street, in said by the health department to spray from the Epistle of Paul to the Thomas laat week and Is visiting ud ordered filed. July In order to draw a larger num- Village of Lowell 33fl feet Weaterly from a • HEATING UNIT? Grand Rapids accompanied the summer. Violations 6-3 to 8-1-51....$ 140.00 their home and open water spots Ephesians on the subject "Adop- her cousin, Mrs. Jesse Boulard of Tne annual report of the secre- ber of voters to these meetings. Parking Violations 14.00 comer near the center of Water Street oo with DDT to assure the safety of Qulggles bak to Willow Run for Southwest Grand Rapids this week. The above was presented as a mo- the North line of Bridge Stttet and marked tions of Sons" In the morning. In Wis so glad to hear from Mrs. tary was read and, on motion by F. L. Stephens—Serving by filling a hole two Inchea in dlamater themselves and their six children Tri-County Wt HomR# tht Bttf a visit. Miss Edith Kauffman of Home tion by Mr. H. Butts and supported Frank Baker and grandson of the evening he will preach on the Frances Dlcke>son of Florida, stat- Robert Groves, supported by Mrs. summons 1.00 and about four feet deep with quicklime, because of the death of the family ing that her mother, Mrs. Frankie Acres was a guest of Mrs. Clara C. Nellist, was approved and or- by Robert Groves. Motion car- running from thence Northerly at right pony from encephalitis, "sleeping Grand Rapids called on the J. Cox subject "Christ Manifest In the anglea with Bridge Street 100 feet; thence CRANE—KOHLER Flesh." Come Join us. bring the Arthur, who has been so poorly Brandebury last Monday afternoon. dered filed as corrected. ried. Sinking Fund Westerly parallel with Bridge Street 24 sickness." Proved Sire Coop. home Friday evening. Hot CUnch report was read for Mike Dahlke is feeling better at entire family. Morning worship at since returning to Florida, after Mr. and Mrs. Joe Berkey attend- The annual report of the treas- Int. on U. S. Gov't. Bonds $ 62.50 feet; thence Southerly at right anglea with ed the funeral of Harvey Blough urer was read and, on motion by Mrs. Wilson by the secretary and Bridge Street 100 feet; thence Easterly 100% Proved Sire Ser- LINE this writing. 11:00 a. m., evening Evangelistic bringing her doparted husband, was approved as read. 13,945 Type Lee Fund—Income on UM North line of Bridge Street 24 feet Mrs. Fred Neubecker and chil- service at 8:00 p. m. Fred hare for burial. Is now on the at the Mennonlte church in Logan Mrs. Rooker supported by Mrs. to the place of beginning. PUBLIC NOTICES vice for Holstein, Guern- Monday afternoon. Qunpau, aras accepted and ordered A Lunches and 2,867 Type C Lunch- Mfg. Trust Co $ 12.00 A quit claim deed to all that certain dren of Jackson are visiting In gain and friends are very glad for piece or parcel of land altuate in the Vil- Miss Gebhart Is a veteran in ex- sey, Jersey, Brown Swiss the neighborhood and staying at Weed and Win Club this good news. Mrs. Clara Brandebury attended filed. es were served. Chemical Bank 562.50 GBOEOE B. COOK, AMerney On motion of Mr. Gordon, sup- lage of Lowell in Kent County and State tension work, having served for 26 the Margaret Neubecker home. Eight members of the 4-H Weed the wedding of Miss Dorothy Keller One trustee to be elected at this New York Trust Co. 100.00 of Michigan, known and described aa fol- STATE OP MICHIGAN. IN THE CHU years In the Pennsylvania service and Black Anqus. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Devenney ported by Mrs. Campau the Board lows: Commencing at a point oo the North Mr. and Mrs. Mike Qulggle of and Win club met with their lead- who was united In marriage to meeting for a term of three years U. S. Trust Co. 17.50 curr COURT FOR THE COUNTY or before her resignation a year ago. and children of Marshall were the of Education was Instructed to Electric Sorting 4.50 line of Bridge Street 396 feet Westerly KENT—NOTICE OF VACATION OF GEO. WITTENBACH NET KIDS . . . THIS AD IS WfilTH $5.00 Ada were guests at the Charlie to fill expired term of Mr. Joseph from a point near the center of WaUr Lyle Cevert er, Mable Bergy Tuesday for the week end guests of their parents, take proper steps to use safety Bankers Trust 90.00 FLAITTET D 8TEI She Is a graduate of Michigan State INSEMINATOR Qulggle home Saturday evening. OUlard. Street on Avery's Plat and on the North College and has a master of science TOWAR O m PVKMASE OF ANT nRBTONI id AT RMWAR purpose of making preparations Mr. and Mrs. Ted Scott. Saturday ot- flashers In the most effective man- The clerk read the report of the aide of Bridge Street marked by a hole In the Matter of PtUUon of Graded Lowell Ph. 427-F12 RESIDENCE PHONE 313 Mr. and Mrs. William Falrchilds Alto Locals Qualifications of voters and School District Number One, Lowell Town- degree from Columbia University for the 4-H fair. These members evening callers were Mr. and Mrs. ner. Motion carried. Police Department activities for two inchea m diameter and about four feet cl4 tf PRKi WITMfT A TIABf-iL CUP1W AB ANi MM n M. of Alto visited at the Lyle Clark Mrs. Winona Warner returned to flee. holders were read by the sec- deep filled with quicklime; running from ship. a raunldpal corporation, for the va- and also has studied In France. and leader, Mable Bergy and advis- Claud Pllmore and son of Grand School will open this year on the period of July 16. 1951 to Aug- cation of part of a platted street in tbe home Thursday evening. her home lu Lowell Sunday after a retary taken from Michigan school thence Northerly at right anglea with fNIT ONI C0IP0N ACCEPTIp ON EACB PBBCBAtE Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Qulggle and ors, Mrs. Paul Dlntaman and Mrs. Rapids; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott OUR STATE'S FINEST laws. September 3. ust 5, 4951, as submitted by Prank Bridge Street 100 feet; thence Eaaterly Village of Lowell Kent County, Michigan Miss Densmore will leave soon on Dale Curtlss drove to John Ball week with her daughter, Mrs. Ted Motion to adjourn at 9:16 by Mr. L. Stephens. The report was or- parallel with the North line of Bridge To Whom It May Concern: a leave of absence to handle home son of Great Falls, Montana, are of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Joaeph Glllard was nominated for Street to the Weat line of Eaat Water Park Monday and enjoyed a wiener Scott and Melene of I^nsing, Mrs. Scott. DISPLAY OF FARM, R. Groves supported by Mr. H. dered placed on file. Pleaae take notice that the undersigned economics teaching and extension visiting their grandparents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Ferguson and Mother term. Street; thence Southerly along the Weat haa filed a petition in the Circuit Court and Mrs. Fred Qulggle for several and marshmallow toast. Guests Mable Scott of Lowell and Mrs. gSTARS| Motion made by Mr. Robert Butts. Motion^ Carried. It was moved by Trustee Schaef- line of Eaat Water Street to the North for the County of Kent, seeking the va- at the University of the Ryukyus, were Terry and Diane Dlntaman; Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Ferguson and INDUSTRIAL, EDUCA- line of Bridge Street; thence Westerly on Do It NOW! Wittenbach Sales A Service days. Lena Wood of McCords. Groves, supported by Mrs. Somer- John Adrlanse, er, seconded by Trustee Christian- cation of the following described portion of which has been "adopted" by Mich- son, Dale of West Branch spent IN PERSON! the North Uno of Bridge Street to the place a platted street: Mr. and Mrs. John Regan Jr. are Arlene Curtlss and Carolyn Fry- Secretary, Board of Education. sen that the clerji be Instructed to of beginning. igan State College. 710 W. Main, Urwsll Phone 227 Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clare Por- Saturday and Sunday forenoon TIONAL ACHfEYEMBffT vllle, that nominations be closed. All that part of Water Stmt as orig- the proud parents of a baby boy, llng. The rain held off until they rltt of West Bowne accompanied write each plumber doing work Thia property ia occupied by a building inally platted, that lies Westerly of UM all got home. with Mr. and Mrs. Claud Silcox popularly known aa the "Moffitt Building" born August 9. the letter's sister and husband, Mr. within the Village that the Village which will be aold with the above deacrlbed present Wert line of LafaytUa Street, South- Take aluminum foil along when Mr. and Mrs. Silcox spent Sunday FINANCIAL REPORT Ordinance relative to excavating In real eeUte. erly of the South line of King Street and you go fishing, so you can wrap Alto Merchants Win Trophy and Mrs. Lawrence Rlchkrdson, to evening at Snow Lake with Mr. WALLACE WAAUCES. JR., Northerly of the North line of High Street SEE thousands of the public streets and the laying of In said Village of Lowell; that said pe- each catch In it as you pull the The Alto Merchants Soft Ball the State Park at Gun Lake where and Mrs. Valda Chattenion. In General Fond and making taps and connections Circuit Court Comraiasloner for Kent County, Michigan, tition In now pending and that the under- scaly captive from the water. The team with Orton Seese as manager they attended the Allen-Brown Re- the report of the Godfrey-Bunker FREE oxhibitsl Balance on Hand July 1, 1950 on sewers be strictly adhered to. Dated. Grand Rapids, Michigan. Ai«uat signed Intends to make application to said ones you caught early in the moan- won the District Championship at union. reunion, Mrs. Joe Brgwer of Alto Yeas 4, Nays 0. Carried. 17, A, D, I95L Court for tba vacation of tbe foregoing General f.peratlng $10,357.64 property ca Friday, September 19, 1951 at ing will stay as fresh as the ones Woodland Tuesday night, defeating Mrs. Nellie Tlmpson and Mrs. waa named as secretary for this It was moved by Trustee MoCobb. Heaney A Dunn, Attorneys for Customers' Plaintiff. Buaineaa Addreaa: 900 Michigan 9:30 o'clock In tbe forenoon. that got away. FOOD VALUES Woodland Merchants team 6 to 2. Vera Yeiter accompanied Mrs. year Instead of Mrs. Elmo Dygert ENJOY Ptarades, Schaefer, seconded by Trustee Dated: August 1, 1901. Avgmt 31 — S«pt««b«r 1 General Fund Cash Balances July 1, 1950 $10,857.64 Trust Building. Grand Raplda 2. Michigan. Their star pitcher, Emmett Gless, Mary Shaver to Mrs. Yelter's par- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Falrchild Christiansen that the Superintend- C17-25 GRADED SCHOOL DIBTRICT NUM- Corner r BER ONE. a municipal corporation. pitched a one hitter, retiring the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Falrchild Contosts, firm- rwoaim/nfla imiMim gi • ^f^vCTCJCUiC^.-n -I I ,,lmr, ent of the Light, Power and Water George R Cook, Attorney for PetiUoner, of Marne Sunday. It was a birth- left Sunday morning to spend sev- Revenue Receipts Works be Instructed and author- B. K. HPBINOETr, AUy. Business Address: 103V4 W. Main St., Dr. W. A. Large first 16 batters to face him. works. Contorts I Coliteum Show FINAL ADMIN8TRATION ACCOUNT There were 2 out In the 6th in- day party for Dale and Douglas eral days In Boston, Mass., with ized to Inspect all taps and connec- Lowell, Michigan. clfr-17 two of Dick's war buddies and SUte of Michigan, the ProbaU Court CHIROPRACTOR ning when RIvett spoiled his no- LHlis. Mrs. Clare Wright and Wei- Revenue from General Property Tax: tions made on the Sewer and for UM County ot Kant FINAL ADMINWrmATION ACCOUNT 506 W. Main 8t Do yee do til your shop llngton at the home of Mr. and wives, who were stationed with him Current Tax Collections $ 3,995.75 Water Mains In the Village nnd to At a aeaalon of aaid court, bald at tba SUta of Michifan, the ProbaU Court for OF THE WEEK! hit game with a long triple down — Office Hours — Mrs. Wright in Marne. on Iwo Jim a. SPECIAL MARILYN MAXWELL Delinquent Tax Collections 282.41 see that the workmanship compiles probaU office, in tba City of Grand Ita*- the County of Kent. 2:00-5:00 p. m. SIMI 7:00-9:00 p. m. ping el A APf left field line. Harold Krebbs led Mr. and Mrs. W. Battler and with the Village Ordinance regulat- Ids, in aaid County, on the llib day of At a session of said court, held at tbe the hitting attack with 2 doubles Mr. and Mrs. Claud Silcox called Revenue from Grants Angiut, A. D. 1ML probaU office in the City of Grand Rapids. Phone 42 Lowsil, Mich. a their aunt, Mrs. Adah Bunn of grandson of Stratford, Ont., and J. Sunrise Service, THE INK SPOTS State Primary Fund 4,288.02 ing such work. Preaant: HON. JOHN DALTON, Judge In said County, oo tbe 3lst day of July, and Henry Johnson with 2 singles If not, why not? Freeport Friday evening. In the W. Thaler of Green Lake spent the Sunday, Sept. 2 State School Aid 12,538.45 Roll Call: Schaefer yes, Mulder of ProbaU. A. D. 1981. for the Merchants. The Merchanta week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ray yes. Roth yes. Christiansen yes. la the Matter of Oka EaUto •( Art H. Present: HON. RICHARD W. BRYANT, Dr. R. D. Siegle also won the Trl-County League afternocn they called on Mr. and State Sales Tax 4,686.74 H. mn. Judge of Probate. Linton and Joan Sunday and ah Yeas 4, Nays 0. Carried. VETERINARIAN tUd Ripe Championship, for the 4th time In Mrs. Carl Keiser and Mrs. Delia Ia tbe matter af tba Estate af Denham Each depsrlmenl in yo jr Silcox at their new home at 32nd attended the Thaler Reunion at Total Revenue Receipts $25,79147 It was moved by Trustee Roth, Charfea Artlmo* Hill aad Gordon CbrU- David Haleaanb. Deeeaaed, Alto. Mich. the last five years. Alto Phones: Why not group all of your obligations into a loan St., Grand Rapids. Dutton Park. seconded by Trustee Mulder that topber H1U having Died in court their Ward P. Boulard having filed in said A & P strives to give you Mrs. Frank Cummings of Bridge- the clerk Instruct the Treasurer to final administration account, and tbetr pe- court hia final administration aooount, aad Office 2311 Res. 2313 from us? Then repsy us in convsniently smsll Watermelons 89c Ferguson Reunion Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lunsford tition praying for UM allowaaea thereof hia petition praying for tbe allowaaoe the best values snd the best 26-28-lb. Average ea. and David were Sunday dinner ton, Mrs. Valda Chatterdon, Phyl- Non Revenue Receipts transfer Ten Thousand Dollars and for tbe alignment and diatrfhotloo of thereof and for UM asalgnmant and distri- monthly amounts, to fit your budget Stop in snd The Ferguson reunion was held lis and Richard of Lowell Were WILD IILL (RID RYDER) liiiOTT UM reaidue of aaM eaUte. guesis of Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Ber- ($10,000.00) from the Tax account bution of the reaidua of aaid estate. Dr. J. W. Trumble see us sbout your problem . . . TODAYII service. Aug. 19 at the pleasant home of Monday lunch guests of their sis- •AWRTS I - SMTMBAHLD Non Revenue Receipts $ 1,188.73 to the General Fund. It ia Ordered, That the Tth iay af It Is Ordered, Hut the 2Stb day ef gy nnd Mable. Beytwubec, A. D. I Ml. at tan o'clock in Aagaat, A, D. 1901. at ten o'clock In the VETERINARIAN Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bunker with ter, Mrs. Claud Silcox. Roll Call: Schaefer yes, Mulder JdBbo CuHivoitd pL 29 Michael Jandernoa of Grand tbe forenoon, at aaid probaU office, be forenoon, at said probaU office, be and Office—W. Main 8L st City Limits Blueberries c 34 present from Grand Rapids, Rapids spent last week with his Rev. and Mis. G. F. Bolltho re- KF Total Non Revenue Recelpta $ 1,188.75 yes, Roth yes. Christiansen yes. and la hereby appointed for examining and Is hereby appointed for namlnlng and al- Phone 52, Lowell, Mich. If there is anything we can Muskegon. West Branch. Eaton turned Thursday evening from Grand total of general fund receipts $26,980.10 Yeas 4, Nays 0. Carried. allowing said account and hearing aaid lowing said account aad baartnc aaid pe- sister. Georgia Ann Bunker at the 100-MllE AUTO RACE petition. tition; Rapids, Hastings, Irving, Freeport their vacation In the north. They General fund receipts and cash balances on It was moved by Trustee Chris- Dr. R. H. Sluiter do to improve a particular Fancy CaTtfomio - lad M0I090 2 Frank Bunker home. • 'Ti ' i 11 It la Further Ordered. That pobUe no- It Is further Ordered, That public notice Crapes and Alto. Five generations were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hansen spent the first week at Old Mission hand July 1, 1950 , $37,337.64 tiansen. seconded by Trustee Roth tice thereof be given by publication of a thereof be given by publication of a copy OPTOMETRIST department in your store, present. Mrs. Delia Yule, 96, of Point and the second week In the that bills In the following amounts copy of this order, for three anecaartve of this order, for three sneeeartTe weeks Eyes Examined and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Stewart weeka prerioua to aaid day of bearing, in previous to said day of bearing, in UM LOWELL LOAN CO. Freeport was the oldest msmber of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. John Judge Hamlin cottage at Weiiston. be paid: we want to know about it tbe Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed Lowell Ledger a newspaper prtoUd aad Located In Dr. Myers' Office, Lowell Cofifornio Volando. £ ft. at bog ^£JC and Baby Ferguson of West Branch Rev. Bolltho filled the pulpit Sun- General Fund Disbursements PHONE 565 \ Oranges Barnes of Grand Rapid ^ had a pic- and drcnlated in said county. dreulaUd in said county, — Wednesdays — the youngest, at ten weeks. The day and there was a very good at- General JOHN DALTON, RICHARD W. BRYANT, 1:30-5:30 snd 7*0-900 p. m. Please write: nic dinner at Johnson Park Sun- Administration A true copy. Judge of PnbaU. A true Copy «. Judge of ProbaU. Howard J. Ritfanger. Mgr. 210 W. Main Street sumptuous dinner was served In tendance. All enjoyed the sermon' Payroll 7-16 to 7-30M $ 548.00 Monday evenings. 7:00-9:00 Naw Crop day. FRED ROTH. FRED ROTH, RsglaUr of ProbaU. nrn. to 39c the Grange Hall. and the solo by Mrs. Bolltho with Salaries of Board of Education ..4 125.00 Fire Dept. Pay—July 140.26 Register ot Probate. e 1S-U e-16-17 Phone 296 Comb Honey Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stauffer Supplies and expense of board of education attended the Stauffer Reunion at Marie Wleland as accompanist at .. 161.29 Eureka Fire Hose 192.41 Customer RHsilons Dept. Alto Locals Census and compulsory attendance expense 30.00 Bixby Office Supply 5.48 Tyden Park, Hcstlngs, Sunday. the piano. Lowell Ledger 32.20 A & P Pood Stores Raisins, SM Moid 2 <*.*. 4^ Mrs. O. E. Meyer of Alaska spent Mrs. Ray Lacy spent the day with Total administration disbursements $ 316.29 Williams A Works 75.00 Friday with the Pattlsons and Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Comstock 420 Lexington Avenue Grandma Mofflt, the latter Is able Instruction State Savings Bank In Grand Rapids. of Lowell 6.00 New York 17, N.Y. '* to be up only a part of the day at Mrs. Frank Falrchild spent Fri- Salaries of teachers ..$14,896.28 Lowell Light A Power 24.95 present. Mr. and Mrs. Edward day hi Lowell and called on Mrs. Teaching supplies and expense. .. 200.73 Frank Stephens—Car Exp. 29.46 Smmm Fmrker Pattlson of Grand Rapids were 5 Strong, Fred Rush and Mrs. Llbble Tuition expense i .. 1,445.00 Lawrence Armstrong o'clock dinner guests, Mrs. Psttl- Layer at the Fahrni home In Low- Textbookj .. 721.00 wen Car Expense 30.25 son visiting her parents, John Shrc- ell. School library .. 100.00 Glen Rondot 33.50 Raisin Bread I6-01. loof 19c ders of Caledonia and Edward try- Mrs. Frank Brew and Mrs. Law- BIG VALUE OF THE Other instruction expense .. 312.06 Honey Pod Peat Gould's Garagf; 4.40 ing out his new boat on the river. rence Richardson visited the let- Lowell Weld. Chop .75 ter's sister. Mis. Clare Porrltt Wed- Total Instruction disbursements $17,675.07 STOKHYI NEW PACK Twenty-seven of the Bancroft family enjoyed a reunion at Dut- nesday afternoon. $ 1,122.87 bperatlon of School Plant Nk 303 con l 0, ton Park Sunday, In honor of the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pltsch 7e spent Sunday afternoon with Char Wages 4 2,716.74 Street Cherry Iced Loaf Cake .• ' 29c new bride, Mrs. Edward Campau. Fuel and utilities 1,985.30 Until you Mr. and Mrs. Campau reside at lie Dryer of Grand Rapids. Operating supplies and expense 809.93 Payroll 7-21-51 $ 151.80 Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Smith and Payriil 7-28^1 151.80 Highland Park, Ind. BIG CAR FIELD I Deluxe Sandwich Cookies 29c Constance returned Sunday from Payro!' 8-4-51 161.80 Friends were sorry to hear of the Total operation disbursements $ 5,611.97 Heinz Macaroni spending a week at Walloon Lake Stanley Lewis 171.60 passing of Mrs. Nina Blakesley near Petoskey. The Doctor reports Vaiutenance of Schsol Plant Peter Tllkens 600.00 Yeiter, 82 years, of Grand Rapids drive it WITH CHEESE Plain Donuts " 23c some nice catches, big ones. too. Maintenance of grounds $ 500.00 Gould's Garage 6.76 Thursday: burial at Merrlman; Friends ore so sorry to hear of Maintenance of buildings 2,585.68 Lowell Welding Shop 6.20 services at Alto Methodist church BIG ... in size! BIG ... in power! BIG ... in all-around 15Vi-«s. coa 17c Mrs. Bert Blank's accident Sunday Maintenance of furniture and equipment 2,062.67 Story A Hahn Hdwe. 12.52 Caramel Pecan Rolls ^-' 39c Saturday, Rev. Bolltho officiating. about 5 p. m. at Sebewa, while she Other Maintenance Expense 357.23 Lowell Lumber A Coal — 131.31 She was a member of this church and her gi and-daughter, Carol Erb, value! That's Oldsmobile's glamorous "Rocket 98"! Interiors are Total maintenance disbursements $ 5,505.40 Gee's Hardware 8.80 for 60 years and made a host of were returning from Camp meet- Watson's Drug Store .55 friends who express their sympathy ing. She U in Pennock Hospital ultra-smart and spacious . . . tailored for your driving comfort Fixed Charges Wm. Helm—Texaco Sta... 114.02 Insurance $ 732.15 Gerber's Baby Fbod to the family. Mrs. Yeiter had and expects to have x-rays taken. Mich. Colprovla Co. 115.75 iVeir PsirJt tomm made her home with her ion Har- Her many friends and Garden Club and riding luxury. And above all, Oldsmobile's superb new "Rocket" Young's Garage 6.00 Total fixed charges disbursements $ 782.16 ITIAINfO |ar IQc old and wife since her husband. members hope for a speedy recov- Cornell Lumber Co. 23.30 Will, died In 1925. ery. Engine teams with Hydra-Matic Drive* lo give you brilliant Auxiliary Services Flasher Service 82.98 CHomoj. is,. Tomatoes 2 No. 2 cons 29c Wm. Courier, A. L. A. M. and Walter Blakesley of Rockford Transportation $ 614.25 Radio Service 1.50 Mrs. Courtor left Monday to return was a recent caller at the Frank high-compression performance and economy. Drive Don F. Nickel Equip. 1.80 Total auxiliary service disbursements $ 614.25 to Ocean View, Va.. and Bill will Falrchild home. report back to his Naval Base at Mr. and Mrs. Ike VanderPloeg Oldsmobile's beautiful "98"—the standout value in the big car field! Total current operating expenses $30,855.63 $ 1,737.48 were Sunday evening supper guests Capital Outlay Naw f«k No, 303 eo. 12c Norfolk. City Hsll Eight O'Clock Coffee lona Peas Lynda Kreuger returned to Mus- of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pltsch. Buildings _$ 352.19 Mre. Gladys Yeiter of Grand Furniture and equipment — 2,052.86 Mich. Bell Telephone - I 11.60 keg3n with Mr. and Mrs. Jlmmle Lowell Light A Power „ 9.28 ^ 77e Vento to spend the week. Rapids and Mrs. Glen Loveland, White House Milk 2 27c Mr. and Mrs. Ira Beecher of-Ce- Mrs. Kenneth Keiser and mother, Total capital outlay disbursements $ 2,405.04 Mrs. Maud Keiser of Campau Lake Total general fund disbursements $82,760.67 $ 20.88 3 ^ *9 $2.25 . dar Rapids, Iowa, are spending a few weeks with their niece and and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yarger of General Fund Cash Balances on June 30, 1951 Gun Lake were callers of Mrs. El- Balance on hand $ 4,676.97 Light A Power dexo Shortening 3 - 89c sister-in-law, Mrs. Harold Nye and Payroll 741 to 7-30-51 $2,195.60 Mrs. Mary Aldrlch. mer Dlntaman and Mrs. Ida Brown 1 during the week. General fund disbursements Including balance $37,887.64 L & P Deposit Refunds— 26.00 Oar Own Tea Baga Callers from away on Mr. and Clark Plumb. A Heating 200.89 Sure Good Margarine 25c Mrs. Glen Layer In their newly re- Mrs. Bryce Ferguson and little sou Dale of West Branch spent Mich. Bell Telephone 41.70 DELICIOUS HOT Ol COLO modeled home, built up after their Debt ReUrement Fund Receipts Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Law- Osceola Refining Corp— 8,162.67 Waldorf Toilet Tissue 3 - 23c fire were: Rev. Dorothy and Wm. rence Rlcherdnon. Debt retirement cash balances July 1, 1950 $16,68L96 Lowell Lumber A Coal 2.10 pig. ol 41 36c Hayter, Mrs. Ina Weldon and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosrk re- Story A Hahn Hdwe. 12.88 and Mrs. Seymour Lape and daugh- turned Monday from attending a Revenue Receipts Gould's Garage 141 ter of Hastings, Miss Abble Curtis Hi-C Orangeade »«.«. 3jc 10-day reunion of the L D. S. Current tax $ 8,418,44 V, E. Armstrong 19,43 of Belding, Altle Silaway of Ada, Church at the "Park of The Pines." Delinquent tax 376.19 Lowell Welding Shop 6.00 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Plowman of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zoot of Gd. Gee's Hardware 19.07 Salad Dretaing Welch's Crape Juice "-h- 39c Vlcksburg and Rev. A. P. Fischer Rapids were Sunday visitor^ of Mr. Total revenue receipts $ 8,788.63 Lowell Ledger 28.60 of Whiting, Ind. and Mrs. Henry Slater. SHEDD'I Leo and Laverne Blocker and *HyJn-M(Uie Drim at McQueen Motor Co. 12.84 Mrs. Mary Aldrlch celebrated her ntt. Equipmenl, acmiorirt, anJ trim iiikjttl It dmngi uilkeul natiet. Prodwcl of Ownroi Motor, Debt retirement receipts and debt retirement McFall Chevrolet 2L46 does for you I N ,m Richard Craig and their families 81st birthday Friday, Aug. 17th. cash balances — $26,470.68 Sinclair Refining Co. 117.61 qi|« 49c Grapefruit Sections - 22c were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Her son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Homellte Co. 68.78 and Mrs. Clinton Blocker. « Aldrlch and family of Rockford General Elect. Supply 160.00 TOlTYl BEAU) THE TALK about Chrysler's American car engine actually puts to work more ol TOITLL LIKE CHRTSLER'S POWER IRAKINQ. Rev. and Mrs. Edmund Lux and were among her many callers. She Debt Retirement Fund nisbursements Bits O'S^a Tuna 28c son George task their daughter. received many lovely gifts and HA All Wesclnghouse Electric ... 13,84 revolutionary new V-8 FirePower engine . . . with ths energy contained in tbe fuel then other engines. TOO ... smoother, gentler, swifter stops at any Richards Mfg. Co. 4,93 Kotex , ^ Mra Lester Reed to her home in cards. Principal on debts .1 4,000.00 its 180 horsepower, its amaxing smoothness and speed than you've ever known. At tbe touch of Interest on debts /c 1,605.00 Lamar Pipe A Tile Oo. — 73.00 Daily Dill Pickles H~I- 26c Carrollton and attended the 2nd Tommy and Paul Bruce spent a Other debt retirements fund disbursements — 14,608.62 L. R. Kloie Electric Co... 56540 acceleration ... HERE'S EZCmNQ PERFORMANCE ... refpoo* your toe, power from the engine helps put on tbe lANITAtY NAfKINS Nazarene Church In Saginaw Sun- part of last week with their uncle McGraw Hill Publishing.. 16,60 siveness, acceleration, smoothness, which no other brakes . . . reduces foot pressure by as much te day. and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Koster Michigan Tradesman 5.40 NOW COME DRIVE THE BEASON for all this pkf. ol 12 38c Sullona — Rafrlgaroior Jor Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lee of of Home Acres and are spending Debt retirement fund disbursements $20,118.62 passenger car engine built in this country can equal two-thirds! S Stuffed Olives 1°*-. 59c 01D8M0BIIE O. H. Runciman Mtr. excitement Here U the most revolutionary advance Morse Lake are the happy parents this week with their grandmother, Debt retirement fund cash balances Sales 8.20 in American motor car engine design in 27 years!... today. And you can have it with Firepower even of a new son, Kenneth, Jr., who ar- Mrs. John Bruce of Grand Rapids. on June 30, 1951 $ 5,866.96 Exline Diesel Engine on non-premium grade gasoline. AND HTDRAOUIDE ... THE NEW POWER Chocolate Cake Mix Pl,,buy 1136c rived Wednesday, August 8. Mrs. Augusta Wright of Tampa, Debt retirement fund disbursements and cash Works - 6,006.98 Florida, and Miss Audle Post of HEWS 180 HORSEPOWEB... a full 20 horse- STEERINQ1 It makes driving a car a brand new Lowell were Sunday callers of Mi. balances June 30, 1951 * $25,470.68 Amer. Inst, Elect. Eng.— Candy Ban Piwued by the Fimous "ROCKET" ENfilNE 9.00 power more than that of the next most powerful experience. At your touch on the wheel, hydraulic nnd Mrs. George Skldmore and HERTS THE 8AFETT OF POWER-IN-RESERVE 135 Honapowar • Eight Cyliadan • 90-D«gra« Bonk Typa American passenger car engine 1 . . . greater than you've ever had at your command power provides four-fifths of tbe steering energy. FC VAMCTY Libby's Pineapple Juice 39,. Mrs. Frank McElvaln and daugh- $12,777.37 ter Bernlce, of Grand Rapids were • Ovtrhaod Volva* • Hydroulk Volva lifteri • 5-laarlng flecretary'a Summary of Fund Balances: Grand Total-$15,658.60 Even at a standstill, you can turn the wheels with Cronkihoh • Aufo-TWmk Phtoni • 7.5 Comprawoo Ratio • A MEW KIND OF ffldH COMPRESSION... a new high in tbe instant responsiveness which 6 '•» 25c Vo< Sunday supper guests. Fund balances as of June 30, 1951 your thumb and one finger! A great safety feature, Fruit Jars " ^ ^ ^ 97c 8ic RainforeaJ Cronkcoie ond Cylinder Blotk Deilgn Roll Call: Schaefer yes, Mulder tbe first Hemitpherical Combustion Chamber in aa is tbe very essence of safety on today's highways! COLBY Will Harris, who has been spend- . General fund - $ 4,576.97 ACEWCY ing a few days with his sister and Debt retirement fund 5,356.96 yes, Roth yes, Christiansen yes. Yeas 4, Nays 0. Carried. COME DBIVB IT .. . OMIT A jtlDI CAN SHOW TOU WHAT ONIT A CHHT8LEH QIVESI Sure Jell 2 25c husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence SEE YOUR NEAREST OLDSMOBILE DEALER It was moved by Trustee Chris- Headworth, called on the Skid- $ 0,983.93 mores Tuesday. John Adrlanse, Secretary tiansen, seconded by Trustee Roth Yukon Beveraget that the meeting be adjourned. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bergy of Gd. Mild Cheddar Cheese 58c Charles I. Colby Yeas 4, Nays 0. Carried. 222 WEST MAIN STREET Assomo PlAVOIt Rapids and Keith and Leslie Gra- Treasurer's Verification of Bank Balances ham were dinner guests of Mr. and WITTENBACH Sales and Servite L. W. RUTHERFORD, Mod Varldla* — Kraft Office: 3231 Clarksviile Ndt balance on hand In banks June 30, 1951 $ 9,933.93 MCQUEEN MOTOR CO. ... LOWELL MHCHHTTN 3 24-M. beta. 25€ Cheese Spreads 23c Mrs. Wm. Reynhout Friday eve- President Pro-Tem. ning and Mr. and Mrs. Richard 710 West Main CECIL BIBBLER, SALES MGR. Phon* 227 Lowafl Joseph Glllard, Treasurer LOUIS W. KINGSLEY, CTerk EoH V. Colby — Alto Approved Aug. 20,1951. Smith were callers and all enjoyed Office: 2421 Res.: 3151 television. , i^n . ytfiimn ..n Mp T-—' '
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Janice Marshall who haVe bosn vis- FriefWs Wcnici Kent Ag. Topics Local Happenings iting in Owosso rsturned to Lowell Notes frem Kent County Extension with thedL Hoiioring tha iarflatfi . The Thvon Richmond family an Mr. and Mn. Floyd Hunt of Mr. and Mra Donald Swetnline e&terUlnlQg for a brief visit Mr. Agriculture • Clarksviile wen host aad hostess (Of Decatur, 111., were Monday Rlchmond'i mother, Mn. Blanche to thirty-four guests at a picnitiunivc KatI Congratulations A number of fields of alfalfa are guests of her aunt, Mra. E. S. Richmond, his brother Beldlng, at S:(X) White. Fallasburg Park Sunday at 2 to be seeded judging from the re- and sister, Mrs. Otsen and eon John o'clock. The gathering was in hoii 1 cent preparations over the country. Vernie Clark and family of Win- ail from California. or of Mr. and Mn. Howardd Bart- E Ranger is the variety which farm- ston Salem, N. Carolina visited Mr. and Mn. Bmil Fried! and lett who were leaving for Florida ers should consider sincelt.is resis- thslr uncln and aunt, Mr. and Mra. daughter laMen, Mn. Marie HefU- Aug. 21. Quests were from Lansing, tant to alfalfa wilt. Wis year's Roy Johnson last week. man of Detroit, Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Hastings, Clarksviile, Sheridan and source of seed will probably be Cal- BfTaTTsills Croff entered Oateo* BOison of Ionia, Mn. Asar Parker Lowell. of Plenon and mother and Mr. and 4-H! ifornia grown. Future seed of this pa this hospital last Tuesday and Saturday evening twenty friends Mn. Wm. KllgUs of South Lowell variety will be certified In Mich- underwent surgery Monday. Mra. sat down to a picnic supper at igan. . , were Sunday callen of Mr. and Croff Is the daogbter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parkef. Fallasburg Park in honor of the Mrs. Roy Johnson. Bartletts and friends from Lowell Now is the time to seed Balboa Supervisor Frank Houghton IN MEMORIAM and vidnlty who had visited tht rye for wither cover crops and spent the week end in Detroit with Bartletts in Florida. Thanks to the preparation for next year'a potato Picture Book his ton, Howard 8. Houghton, and In loving memory of our dear David Wartken. crop. It's good insurance against family. Mother and Grandmother, Mn. El- potato scab in light of recent Invee- Bride... Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Belmers and la Hesche, who passed away ten When you hang curtains, pull the Ugatlons. baby daughter, the latter's sister yean ago, August 21,1941. shades down all around ths room Edna Bloomer and Family wouldn't he esmpltfs spent from Friday till Suhday with to the point where you want th9 nia parents, Mr. and ssre. rred Seymour Hesche and Fstniiy Hiwhnrkfl. Then you will gat them York win wheat haa proved to be Without Her tmriltlonel very well adapted to thia Mctlon of Beimera of South Lowell Mr. and PIT even without measuring. the state. Prospect!^ ttsers of white bouquet. We'll ar- Mra. Frederick Belmers were Sun- certified s-^ed should buy only such range it to suit your taste day vlaitors. All attended the seed aa carries the official blue cer- and purse. Belmers reunion at Fallasburg tification tag. Park Sunday. Some local growers are C. R. CONSULT US NOW! Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chase of Jack- Johnson, Sparta: Kenneth Good- son and Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Jef- NOW/ BUY win, Ada; and Edwin Parmcter, ferles of Lowell were Sunday guests Rockford. of Mr. and Mra. Reul>en Lee In 8. IRTT UNIIT SILVIIKATI \ ^ Cornell No. B90 Is a soft white KIEL'S Boston. \ wheat more popular In Sbuthsast Mr. and Mra Howard BartUtt Michigan. It Is somewhat stlffer FLOWER A GIFT SHOP left Tuesday for their home at AS EASY AS st rawed but not aa winter hardy. Lake Como, Florida. ,v It has red chaff and white straw. Phone 22SF-2 617 £. Main St. Stanley Alexander who haa been The recommended soft rod wheat WE DELIVER employed at the Kroger store the la Vigo. past four year* has been appointed manager of the Kroger store at Generally speaking, fall seedlings Hastings. of legumes in wheat la not recom- Dorothy Alexander, in company mended. • They do not make Family Reunions with friendt from Kalamazoo, is enough growth to survive the win- apendlng; two weeks at Lake Lee- ter. Tucker Family Reunion lanau. Sho will resume her teach- The 88rd annual Tucker family ing duties at the Michigan Oak Did you know that •latlstlcs school September 4. Heme ef show a 20% increase In milk pro- reunion was held at Fallasburg Park near Lowell on Sunday, Aug. Mrs. E. E. Marshall and Mr. and duction in those herds which had Mrs. Edward J. Danoski came by eradicated Bangs disease. That's 12. A fine potluck dinner was en- joyed by all. The 61 present came plane from Colorado Springs and something to think ab^iut with are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Y. present dairy costs so hlgl. from Lowell, Clarksviile, Saranac, Marshall for a few days. Mr. Dan- Grand Rapids, Flint, Romeo and oski has been teleased from the KING QUALITY FEEDS Carl and Wesley Hessler are us- Hastings. Service, and has accepted an ex- ing a good conservative.practice In cellent position with the Allen following their sweet corn crop The Chaffee famtty reunion was Electric company In Kalamaioo. with Mammoth Clover, harvesting held on Sunday at the Ionia Fair Mrs., E. E. Marshall returned to seed from this clover next year, Colorado Springs on Wednesday. then aeeding to rye over the fall grounds Park with 27 attending from Mason, Holt, Canon City, Mr. and Mra Jack Tornga of To- and winter and down for i tatoea ledo are spending a part of their the next year. Here are two cropa Dutton, Grand Rapids, Ada, Ver- gennes and Lowell. Mrs. Efflfe vacation with the latter's mother, going down giving a great amount Mrs. Charles Doyle. of organic matter. This practice Ooo sen and Mr. Tom Chafffee of • 11.00 Per Week • Vergennes attended. Mrs. Charles Shaw visited her might well be adopted by more mother. Mrs. Nellie Reynhout IF farmers. — Michigan Grand Rapids Sunday. Visit Our Display At TW 444 Club Folr — Community The sixth annual Kropf reunion Mr. and Mrs. Harry L Briggs 4-H News was held at Fallasburg Park Sun- and children attended the Lathe A CHttt of Sllvtr, Sorvlea for Etglit, GIVM Away . Top talent show numbers will be day, August 19th, with fifty-one Plasterers picnic Saturday at Little Birthday Party Those present were Maude Adrl- on the 4-H Fair program Wednes- relatives present, ranging in age Pine Island Lake. ance, Cassie Denton, Fronya Troy- Moving Air Helps day evening. Come to the fair from 81 years to ten months. Pot- Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fry have been A group of ladies mel at the er, Pearl Jones, Mary Spencer, Bea- both day and evening. . luck dinner was eeped to guests on a two week vacation trip to home of Bessie Clarke Saturday trice Mollitor, Marion Frey, Oily® Eliminate Mildew from Pewumo, Grand Rapids, Bat- Avery Jewelers the Smokey Mountains, Ruby Falls, evening to surprise her with a par- Ritter, Laura Dawiron, Ina Potter Kent County delegates to the dis- tle Creek, Beldlng and the vicinity Wonder Cave and Rock City, and ' Lowell, Michigan ty honoring her birthday. and Carrie Gulllford. On Muggy Days trict eliminations at Eaat Lansing of Lowell. also viaited relatives in Miaaouri. made a very good showing. 9 boys Mlas Anita Doyle spent the fore- These muggy, warm summer and glrla will go back to State 4-H part of the week in Detroit, the days give the molds that cause mil- Show for state contest competition. Fase-MoGaul guest of Miss Betty Carnell. dew a chance to "really get going" The annual Fase-McCaul reunion Lewis Phillipe and family, Theo in clothes, shoes, paper and wood, All 4-H club folks may be found was held Sunday, Aug. 12 at Fal- Bailey and Mary Phillips, and two I warns Olevia Meyer, Michigan at the 4-H Club Fair at Lowell this lasburg Park with an attendance girls left Thursday for Rapid River State College extension specialist. week. Come and see our boys and of 170 members and friends. A where Clair Phillips Is working. Mildew discolors objects, leaves a girls doing a good Job. i, £ potluck picnic dinner was served Lewis and family returned home, musty odor and causes decay. The al two o'clock which was followed but the others are remaining long- SERVICEMEN IN UNIFORM FREE! molds that cause mildew are al- COMING EVENTS by fames and visiting. er. r ways present in the air—all they Relatives were present from Gd. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Thornton of Howard need to grow are dampness and Haven, Spi lug Lake, Grand Rapids, Saranac spent Thursday with Mrs. Friday and Saturday August 24 and 25 warmth. The V. F. W. Auxiliary will Fremont, Clarksviile, Lake Odessa Hattle Walker. 7 Ritlenger First step in preventing mildew is sponsor a bake sale to be held at Lowell and Ada. Mrs. Lillian Merrill of Sunfleld —DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM — to remove moisture. Open doors Hazel's Hat Shop Saturday, August Election of officers resulted as has been spending the past two and windows to your cloaets only follows: Ed Keist of Grand Haven, weeks wHh Mn. Mable Scott. COME ON-A MY HOUSE 25 at 11:00 a.m. plS-lT kbout this question ..f when the air outside is cooler and president; Harold Priddy, Grand Gayle Rlttenger of South Lowell Kay Starr drier than the air inside. A cool The Martha Group will meet Rapids, vice president; Mrs. Helen is visiting her grandmother, Mn. My friend tells me that if he Is Gilderbloom, Grand Rapids, secre- permanently disabled, thru in- ROTATION BLUES night is a good time to freshen the Monday evening at 8:00 o'clock, Charles Shaw for two weeks. jury or illness, his insurance Elton Britt air In the entire house and es- Aug. 27, at the home of Mrs. tary: Mrs. Ann McCaul, Ada, treas- Anton Hropf resumed his work will pay him 550.00 per week pecially the clothes rloRets. Gladys Doyle. urer. at the Runciman elevator on Mon- for life. This sounds like sen- TOO YOUNG Electric fans are helpful In cir- Mrs. Viola Fase-Kuiper, day. Mn. Kropf and sons John and sible Insurance: Is such a pol- Nat "King" Cole culating the warm, damp air out. The Vergennes Farm Bureau will Reporter. Paul, are spending a part of this icy really available? A small electric light burning in a meet Sunday, Aug. 26. at Fallas- week at Murny lAke and "Tony" SWEET VIOLETS Joins them after working hours. Dinah Shore closet is sufficient to dry the air burg Park. If rainy weather the Birthday Party and a fan may be used for circula- picnic will be held at Vergennes Mn. John S. Taylor and bro- JUDY CANOVA For the answer to your insur- BELLE. BELLE, MY tion. Town Hall. Wednesday evening of last week ther, Albert Bedell, wen Sunday ance queetions, feel free to LIBERTY BELLE One of the chemicals available Mr. and Mrs. Glendon Bovee enter- dinner guests of Mn. Anna Tapley call me at Rlttenger Insur- Mary Griffin for absorbing moisture is calcium COOL THOUGHT FOR AUGUST tained with a birthday supper hon- In Saranac, and all enjoyed a nice PLUS ance Service. Phone 144, Low- ride in the afternoon. chloride. If a musty odor persists Already preparing for winter ing the fourth birthday of their ell. BE MY LOVE It may be removed by sprinkling ughter. Aria Lee. Their guests Giles SlheTalr and family of Man- Mario Lanza sports at the Highland Lake state Z hattan, Kas., an visiting his par- chloride of lime in the areas, such recreation area, conservation de- were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bovee and as on the basement floor. Carl Kyser of South Boston, Walter ents, Mr. and Mn. Mert Sinclair. A few simple rules will help you partment crews have graded out The Kropf family nunion was two ski runs and the tow area. Blakeslee of Rockford and Mr. and prevent mildew growth on clothing Mrs. Vercel Bovee. held on Sunday, Aug. 19th at Fal- RADKT SERVICE and other household articles. Never lasburg Park with an attendance of allow damp or wet articles to lie 58 around. Stretch out to dry all J. D. MacTavish, Wife and daugh- CLOTHES Company moist or wet, soiled clothing and Republicans Rebuked For Lacking ter of Sand Lake were Sunday "The Store Where You Feel unironed dampened garments. gueata of hia brother, Frank and At Home" Sprinkle only enough pieces for one wife. Sunday callen at the Mac- Sunday and Monday August 26 and 27 FURNISHINGS day's ironing. Give leather articles Taviah home were Mr. and Mn. R. Q. CHROUCH a coat of wax before storing—and Interest; Dubbed Stagnant Party Sunday Shows Continuous from 2:15 P. M. 206 E. Main St. Phone 200 Richard Bronner and two young Lowell. Michigan wax the soles too. Top Michigan Republicans who reduced. sons of Comstock Park. * attended the annual picnic of Oak- Mrs. Neville Davarn of Pewamo The funniest book to come out of the SHOES South Boston Grange land County's Republican women, County fairs are experiencing a came Sunday to attend the Kropf Young Republicans and Lincoln banner year. A general 10 percent family reunion. MOW A HEABOUS We held our regular meeting on Clubs, heard a scathing rebuke of increase in attendance over last Mrs. G. E. Truesdell and Mn. MOnON Saturday evening, August 18, with a "stagnant party" from Recorder's year is the average report by fair Ray Walker and baby of Owosso a small attendance. Brother and Judge W. McKay SkUlman. officials. spent Wednesday with their mm for Sister Smith and Brother and Sis- "The papers are full of the Fair daughter and sister, Mn. Edwin T. ter King were chosen aa delegates Deal appearances of Gov. Williams Work on the new state office Manhall. Donnal, Gordon and •mwr to the county convention to be held and Democratic Senator Moody," building is going ahead on sched- in Ionia on September sixth. Skillman aaid, "but who la heard ule. Houaea on the block-square SCHOOL It was voted to purchase a Boost- in oppoaltion? plot Weat of the Capitol building er Recording to be used in connec- "Continuance of a subservient, •re being razed and the aite pre- tion with the annual Booster Night docile, anemic and 'me-too' Repub- pared for digging. What will be program. lican Party can result only in a houaed in the new building? The I D £ A Supreme Quality After the business meeting, card one-party system of government, only sure bet is that the Highway playing furnished the entertain- and that would end our liberties as and Conservation departments and ment for the evening with head we know them." Civil Service Commission will win at prizes going to Madeline Vlckery Skillman said he spoke freely berths In the modern structure. and Eddie Harwood, and consola- now because he was not and would I ~ S tions to Loretta Vlckery and Gott- not be a candidate for partisan po- Conservation Department experts Lowest Prices leib Roth. litical office. predict a record-breaking number Tho next meeting will be held on In Skillman's audlonco were of fishermen this year. They ex- September eighth with potluck State Chairman Owen J. Cleary: pect dealer sales returns tc exceed • * * jlf's Time for supper, unless otherwise solicited. National Committee woman Rae tbe 1,066,060 resident and non-ree- TOM EWIU u If illness or accident catches you Hooker, of Mt. Pleasant; Auditor Ident permits sold last year. MANY ITEMS ON SALE! short of sick-room supplies, the S. General John B. Martin, Jr., Re- [Storm Windows Boston Grange is ready with a publican candidate for the Senate; Permits to hunt deer in the ape- * * * helping hand in the form of a Treasurer D. Hale Brake: Highway clal December seasons are being Linen Lending Closet. Extra Commiaaioner Charles M. Ziegler, distributed to license dealers. Those It's • good ids* to talk to m sheets, pillow-slips, wash clothes Tues., Wed., Thurs. August 28, 29. 30 and United Statea Rep. George A. intending to hunt deer of either about your insurance. Well show ^ Use less fuel this win- and other sick-room supplies are Dondero, of Royal Oak. NX December 1 to B in the North- MOTHERS... available to anyone In the Commu- eastern cherry country or antler- you how little it costs to have the S ter by protecting your \ nity. Michigan's National Guard is at leas deer December 1-10 in Allegan best protection, tailored to your Send your boys back This project waa suggested to camp at a cost of some $2,000,000. county must hold a permit in ad- own needs. Remember, we stand the Grange last May, by the The expense of keeping our citixcn dition to the regular license. between you and loss! Sea us | home with storm win- Health Committee, Mary Barnes, to school with smart, army trained and up-to-date on soon, won't you? chairman. With the very able help An sbove average yield per acre | dows, especially de- modern warfare runs $18.41 per day practical clothes, de- of the committee members. Pearl during the two-week stay for each for all Michigan field crops has Roth and Lucille Normington, a of the nearly 7,600 guardsmen in been predicted by the federal-state ^ signed to reduce tht I white elephant sale was held at the field training. crop reporting aervloc. Yield for Wl STAND signed for comfort and hall on June 80. All members do- Maj. Gen. Ralph A. Loveland, hay and potatoes may be the high- s drafts that waste your ^ nated getferously to the sale, and guard commander, told the men, est on record. KTWRN YOU good looks. with Sam Sensiba the auctioneer, "get the most out of your training S heat unnecessarily. ^ everyone enjoyed the evening. The activltien . . . it's taxpayers' money There are 40,000 Federal em- that pays for all this . . . ." ployees in Michigan. Divided by \ proceeds of the sale, $29.70, were IS, It works out to nearly 800 used to purchase linen and other Planned for easy in- ^ Michigan's ^axes always are Federal empioyss per county. Got Reody At — supplies. Soma donations of linens news. The Joiut legislative com- What on earth can they find to etc., were thankfully received. Any stalldtion. mittee considering the state's mud- do? SERVICE It other donations will be welcome. dled toTatJon lyttem nnd mounting i Anyone In need is urged to use deficit (a predicted $75,006;000 by Polio the crippler is with us OUR Me Mihen & this service, which is furnished June, 1955) has asked for sugges- again—or yet. According to health free of charge. Contact any grange tions from a citizen advisory com- department officials thia looka like BUSINESS Lowell Lumber & member. mittee. The citizen committee re- an "average year", as no epidemics quests more Irfformatlon. have been reported. They aaid 416 835 W. Main — Lowell ReyneUs Coal Company Only 40 cents of every dollar The legislative group states: The cases have been reported in the 404F2 PALACE CLEANERS . Bruce Walter spent by homemakers for fruits tax structure is full of inequities... atate thus far. There were 800 1 Main St. Ph. 40t Lowell ^Phone 16 Lowell i and vegetables in 1949 finally got either more money is needed, the cases in tbe same period last year; Aho Corteee, Hews, back to the farmers who grew present money must be better dis- 687 In 1949. The 1980 total waa them. tributed or state spending, must be 2.029 The Rofins Agency