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NUMBER lfi BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1938 SIXTY-NINTH YEAR MERCHANTS TO HOLD WINDOW AUCTION
E.Bi Clark Presents Analysis of Company Business For Past 6 Years NopeIEvent s,ell!ng May 16-21 Transient Fruit Workers Are Problem Comments on Boyhood Pals of Sky Knight Tell jLocal Unions to Public Invited to Bid on Sale Now H ere’s Items to be Posted in the Payroll Growth How He Came to Receive Nickname Hold Election Local Windows Buchanan merchants will stage Proposition Raises Question of Ultimate Cognomen Was No Prophecy To Poll for Right of Repre something new .for this commun Effect of Weight of of His Coming Career as a I. & M. to Hold senting Workers at Clark ity next Week in the form of a Federal Taxes Distinguished Sltyman Theatre on May 24 Window Auction, in which all lines of business Iri the city plan to cooperate by displaying one or Analysis of the business of the Buchanan’s contribution to the Demonstration An election to determinate more items in their windows for Unde Clark Equipment Company for special “ cadets” being made to which union shall be-the bargain the past six years, ending Dec. ing agency between the Clark bidding. Hank stamp letters during "National Air 31, 1037, contained in the address Mail Week” is a design express Each displayed item will have of the president, E. B. Clark, be-1 of. Fruit j Vegetables at organization, will be held at the a large card beside it. Anyone of ing the homage of the city to its High Scnooi on iuay 17 fore a meeting of stockholders ] distinguished native and former Clark Theatre on May 24, 1938, may make a bid,- which will be Hills and employes is not only of much ) citizen, Jack (“ Sky” ) Knight a between the hours of 12:00 noon posted on the display card until ' interest because of its local sig- and 7:00 p. m., by secret b'allot. superseded by a higher bid. The Corners I distinguished pioneer of the air Housewives of Buchanan who nmeance, but also casts an inter i mail service. are interested in the home canning A consent agreement has been event starts next Monday morn Sex: esting light on the problems of | His record as a government of fruits, vegetables and meats ( recently -entered into between the ing and every item displayed for business in general, J pilot for twenty years, most of the will have an opportunity to attend J company, the Reliable Independent auction will go to the highest Mr. Clark selected the six Typical Family on Relief on Arrival i period in air mail, has received a canning demonstration at- the i Workmen, Inc., and the United bid posted at 8:30 p. m. Satur ' years as quite typical of the en- | wide notice. But perhaps it has auditorium of the Buchanan high | Automobile Workers, both of day, May 21, The event is spon Tar-ar-ar-ar-nr-boom-de-ay l tire thirty years history of the i never before been told in print school on May 17 at. 2:00 P. M., which labor organizations are sored and promoted by the Bu conducted by Mrs. Rosina K, Max chanan Progressive Association, This yar plant. The period contained one 1 how his boyish nickname, “ Sky” , recognized by the National Rela vary profitable year, 1937, and well of the Home Economics De tions ’Labor Board. The election Stores cooperating will be Ta. came to be applied. At first glance, one quite unprintable year. Three partment of Ball' Brothers, Muncie Glenn E. Smith Clothing, Roti It is thar! the name seems like a curious pro will be held under the auspices of Indiana, and sponsored by the Koti’s Shoe Store, Clark’s News Every whar! of the years the company operat phecy of his future. But it was ap the Labor Board and under the Indiana & Michigan Electric Com Within doors and out of doors, ed in the black and three years plied by his playmates over thirty direction of Frank H. Bowen, Depot, Gnodtke’s Drug Store, pany. On the walks and on the floors, in- the red in respect to the year’s years aigo when even Knight him regional director of the National Reamer’s. Grocery & Market, Iii the stores and on the streets, balance. The year 1937 was per self had doubtess never thought Mrs. Maxwell is a graduate of Labor Board at Detroit, Gamble's Hardware, Ogden’s On the faces that one meets, haps the best in1 the history of of a career as an aviator. the Home Economics Department! The result of the elect ion will Jewelry, Bazar Dress Shoppe, H. Fact, most anywhere one the company in spite of a falling A boyhood pal of Knight ex of the University of Illinois and. determine whether the Reliable M, ’Batchelor’s Radio Shop, Earl- has been cowiecu,d with the Ex-i independent Workmen, Inc., or the Beck, D’s Cafe, Myer’s Electric dodges, off of sales in the past few plains tue name as follows: , tension. Dept, of the Purdue Uni- ! united Automobile Workers o f Shop, Wisner’s Store, Prin In beer parlors or garages, monLhs. A total of over $1,100,- While they were boys together Drug versity. While at Purdue she j America shall bargain with the cess Ice Cream Parlor, Desen- On your shoes and on your 000 was earned that year. Net in grade school the Kusso-Japa started and developed the Canning Clark Equipment Company, and be berg’s Clothing, Fabiano’s, M^ pants, earnings for the entire six years nese war was in progress and its and Baking. Clubs, now a big Isa- the exclusive representative of the Siriaganian. On your uncles and your aunts, were $979,000, an average of battles, reported in the newspap ture at the Indiana State-Fair; she More detaild of the event, may on tne bacon and the eggs, $160,000 per year, or a return of ers, were mimiced in their play. employees with regard to rates of 1,% % on the capital investment. They gave each other the names also helped organize and Instruct pay, wages, hours, and other con be read In the advertisement oil On the pretty ladies' legs, 4-H Clubs thrughout the State. But the company paid its of the leading generals on both ditions of employment, the back page of this issue. This yar Her services as a judge of canned stockholders during the six years sides, applying to Knight the Ail those employees on the com Tar—- . goods are greatly in demand and $1,720,000 in cash dividends or name of a- Russian leader whose pany’s payroll and classified as It is thar, she has served in this capacity at (continued on Page Six) name ended in “ski.” Latter they production employees, as of April Every whar! Fruit Workers Child Malnutrition Case at Infirmary the National Club Conference, the RaybuckEIectedi dropped the first part altogether 13, 1938, are eligible to vote to de Indiana State Fair and similar ex and it became “ski” which the cide which of the above named Honor -Students hibits. The Common Denominators boy3 apparently pronounced with unions, botn recognized by the La In these parlous days when Mrs. Maxwell hus prepared a bor Hoard, shall be certified by the For 1938 Named a long "i" sound, making it “ sky." highly instructive and interesting everybody, so to speak, just sits The name stuck as far as the lo National Relations Labor Board to Commander Local V. F. W, and glares,-each, at the other, it program, using the latest approv enter into a. contract with the Miss Mildred Hartline will be cal boys were concerned _ and to ed methods in the actual canning, . -Ppst Heads Organization seeprs wqrth while to bring to Clark Equipment^ Company, cqvpr- awarded honors as valedictoriari' many grown men in Buchanan he of^yarious fruits, vegetables,and " " Mbjf Threii Counties mind the j themes which unite of the graduating class or 1938 at is still “ Sky” Knight. But the term ifig'its Buchanan employees, L •“ minds rather than divide. meats; and has a store of informa the Honors Convocation to be held has. no connection with the fact tion which- will he of great benefit Stanley Raybuck, commander of What ate the common denomi at the high school May 20/ Ken that most of his lifework has been Buchanan Post 3102 of the Veter nators of people’s minds? Page to all ladies attending. A large neth Metzgar will be named as spent in the sky. part of her program Will be de Cast of 10 to ans of Foreign Wars, was elected Mr. Steve Hannigan, who gets salutatorion .with the second high At least he had spent 18,900 commander of the Tri-County or large grants of dough from var voted to questions and answers in est scholastic averages. hours in flight when he resigned an eifort to solve any canning ganization at its annual business ious sources because of his skill as Members of the class" .totaling active service as a pilot last difficulties anyone may be having. Present Comedy meeting held here Friday night, a promoter, based exactly on his 64 ( are as follows: ■. ■ November. In that time he had No other phase of cooking re with delegates from 11 posts in insight in said common denomina Richard Austin, Dorothy Gross, flown 2,400,000 miles—which was quires greater care than the pre John Elbers Directs,’ Assisted Berrien, Cass and Van Burett tors. Lawrence Bacman, Margarete then /reported in the daily press counties present. Mr. Hannigan’s two great serving of foods for winter use. by Phyllis Lamb Haas, Charles Bainton, Mary an all-time record. Meticulous following of directions Several hundred people gathered achievements in promotion have Hamilton, Jack Banke, Dorothy Even as - a boy he Was known on preparation, processing and on Main street, at 8 p. m. to hear been the Indianapolis races and The curtains wui.’rise on the an Harroff, Ruth Beardsley, ** Mil among his comrades for a cool sealing cannot be over-stressed. At the public program given by the Miami, Fla. The great advance of nual senior class play Tuesday, dred Hartline, Donald Beck, Ben daring and self-possession which one time this was a hot, tiresome Twin City Drum and Bugle corps. the lure of the Indiana speed event Cow Shed With Dirt Floor Houses Workers May 13. “The Nut Farm” by J. C. jamin Harvel, Mabel Bennitt, Ken doubtless played a part in his dis job but has been greatly simplified Other officers elected were; and the attractiveness of Miami Brownell, this year’s presentation, neth Jesse, Robert Rennitt, Chest tinguished success in the. air. by the use of an electric range. senior commander, Mr. Davis of in popular esteem as a winter promises: to be one of the best er Borst Clifford Keller, Rieta A story of a "boyish prank will Cassopolis; junior vice command tourist capital are credited largely plays ever put on in Buchanan Brewer, Henry Knapp, George illustrate: Knight and several hoys er, Mr. Shull of St. Joseph; quar to Mr. Hannigan’s insight and High School. If there’s an ounce of Burgoyne, Carol Kobe, Bessie had gathered one night to make a termaster, Mr. Forbes of Niles; finesse. And according to Han- This Explains What laughter in you anywhere, you’d Crothers, Beverly Koons, Lane run on a melon patch. They did no chaplain, Mr. Shelhorn of Lawton; jgan, two leading interests ih 'the Dalenberg, Agnes Kovich, Iris National Air, Mail better have it ready for Willie and American mind are speed and legs. damage other than to select each Ezra Sliscombe, and J. Clarence judge advocate, Mr. Van Hogan’of Dalrymple, Phyllis Lamb, Keith a choice, sizeable melon. They cut Benton Harbor. Appointive officers He built, the popularity of the Dalrymple, Virginia Lolmaugh Week is Symbolizing Biddeford. If you don’t succumb to Indianapolis event by dilating end parallel slits in the melon just far the humorous situations of this named by Commander Raybuck Sidney Deming, Dale . Lyon, Mar enought apart so that they could were: adjutant, Mr. Kasischke; lessly on the romance • of speed. shall! Doak, Joseph March, Rich span them with their hand. In Here’s a striking Illustration, | P1^ ’ y°u more laughter- officer of. the day, Mr. Hoff of And he selected as his major ard Donley,: Samuel McCormick, from the Buchanan community, of resistance than any audience that serting their fingers in these slits Dowagiac; guard, Mr. Stewart of motif in enhancing the popularity Mary Dreitzler, ” Kenneth Metz has seen it to date. as about a valise handle they were the tremendous advance in rapid Bfoomingdale; bugler, Mr. Scheie of Miami the fact that on its ger, .Virlginia Frame, Mildred Mill The characters, directed by Mr. already to parade) out of the mail transportation which - Na of South Haven. beaches may be seen a- more or er, John Fulks, Elizabeth Penwell, Elbers and assisted by Phyllis patch, when they heard some one tional Air Mail week is symboliz- Jess choice array of leg3 the year Ivan Price, Burrel Weaver, Daisy Lamb are: Carol Kobe, Caroline say, “Good evening, boys,” and ing: around. Reamer, Caroline Webb, George. Webb, Beverly Koons, John Fulks, PROCLAMATION saw a man with a shot gun only According to the old pioneer his Is Hannigan right? Well, the Riley, Gerald White, Robert Rus Sidney Deming, Earl Stevens, a few yards away. The hoy who tories, back in the days when the WHEREAS, The Post Office De tourist interests of Miami are sure sell, Ruth Willsey, Virginia San Richard Austin, "Jerry White, and was immediately with Knight mail was carried from Chicago to enough that he is right that they ford, Lawrence. Zupke, John Robert Russell. partment at Washington is spon jumped to run, but "Sky" called to Niles on horseback it took three pay nim $25,000 per year for leg- Schultz, Carol Sebasty, Maxine The scene of the play is the soring National Air Mail Week, him to wait. Picking up his days to nv.ke the 100-mile trip. publicity. Shaffer, Rex Shreve, Olen Smith, Poultry House Shelter* For Another Family living room of' the Beni, home in from May 15th to May 21st in “valise1-' he walked cooly in front But at 8 a. m. on Monday, May Of course there are other and George Snider, James Snider, Earl Southern California. clusive, and of the man with, the gun with a 9, there was delivered at a farm less distracting common divisors Stevens, Marne Trapp, Shirley Berrien County’s relief load come. But at Vandalia, 111., it The time is the present. WHEREAS, This is the TWEN civil good “good evening" as he on Ru/al Route 2, Buchanan, an of minds. In Buchanan there is Trapp, Richard Walkden, Evelyn may.be increased to the extent of became necessary to take the Act. I—Living room of Bent TIETH anniversary of the Regu passed directly iri front of him. air mail letter that had been post gardening — flower culture. I’ve Wallquist, Wanda Walter. from 350 to 700 cases by next wife to a hospital, where She had home, lar Air Mail Service in the United The man watched silently with ed in Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, learned about that in the past ** Highest Scholastic Honors. winter unless the influx of south a baby. Act II—The same — 3 hours States, and out a Word or a motion. It is at 11:30 a. .m. Friday, May 6. As few weeks while taking Up a * Second Highest Scholastic ern fruit workers 'and harvesters But the others came on, leav later. WHEREAS, I believe that the likely that he did not intend to a matter of faot, when the letter matter o f delayed1 business in Honors. in destitute circumstances now ing her and the baby for charity A ct III—The same-—1 month citizens of Buchanan and vicinity pepper the boys when he was as was stamped In Honolulu at 11:30 landscaping my yard. As I toiled coming in is checked, according care at the hospital. They arriv later. have a lively interest In the de with rake and spade striving to sured that they Were not damag a. m. it was already five or six The least publicized groups, but velopment of air mail in our Na to relief officials. ed at the farm near • Riverside o’clock in the afternoon at Bu make at least one blade of grass Goes to Pershing ing the patch. However, had the -the most active are the stage and tion, and • Among measures taken to date where they had worked last year, chanan, so the letter really had grow where the fennel and pig boys stampeded it is likely that he property committees. WHEREAS, Buchanan has al Rifles Competition to protect county finances, is the without money or other means. only about two and one half days weed flourished erstwhile, came an would have added to their panic by Ivan Price is the chairman of ready given two of her boys to the Eugene Kelley, son of Mr. and resolution adopted by the county The ‘on ly . shelter available was a to get here. It had to leave the "apparent procession Who wit a shot or two in their general di the stage committee. His assist- air mail service in the persons of Mrs. C. W. Kelley and a fresh supervisors Friday making the cow shed with a dirt floor. The Honolulu office by truck fo r the ant is Rex ghreve. nessed, approved, advised. I learn rection just to “ put the fear of Jack Knight and Dick Pears who man at Michigan State College, farmers who employ them re manure was removed with a hay, thence by airship to San ed forcibly what I knew in a way the Lord” In them. The chairman of the property did much to make air mail history. accompanied the Rifle team of sponsible, and efforts by law en shovel so that they could enter Francisco and relayed thence by that the roots of the race are in committee is Phyllis Lamb. NOW THEREFORE, I, CALEB that institution as a member to forcement agencies to stop the and sleep with blankets on the Other planes to Chicago, where it the soil. Eyeryone who passed was NOTICE Cost J. WILSON, Mayor of the city Of Bowling Green, Ky., where they influx at the state line by refus floor. Here they were visited by was shifted to a train to Buchan interested. People to whom I BOARD OF REVIEW MEETING Mrs. Barton, Caroline Webb; Buchanan, do hereby designate the engaged in a meet with four ing to permit trucks without pub relief workers who took two' of an and thence to Red Schwartz's Would scarce ventureto talk poli Notice is hereby given that the Willie Barton, John Fulks; Robert week of May 15th to May 21st, other schools Saturday. Compet lic utility licenses for passenger the children in hand and took demon mail car, when its delivery tics with would sit down on my Board of Review of the City of Bent, Earl Stevens; Ezra Sliscomb, 1938 as AIR MAIL WEEK for all itors were the University of Ill transportation to briljg them in. them to the county infirmary for was only a matter o f minutes. The wheelbarrow and talk over gard Buchanan, Mich., will meet in the Sidney Deming; Helen Bent, Bev the citizens of Buchanan, Mich., inois, the University of Indiana, Most of the berry workers come treatment. There Dr. Barkman recipient of the letter said that it ening: problems in a friendly way chambers of the City Commission, erly Koons; Agatha Sliscomb, Carl and do call upon our people to Western State Teachers college from southern Illinois, Arkansas stated that the youngest child had taken about the usual time en by the half hour. in the City Hall of said City on Kobe; Hamilton T. Holland, Rich make proper observance of this of Kentucky and West Kent Uni and Missouri. A case perhaps vfas the worst case of malnutri Monday May 16th and Tuesday route. These half hour interludes were ard Austin; J. Clarence Beddeford, week by liberally patronizing the versity of Kentucky. The last- tion he had ever seen. most welcome, affording my green more extreme than typical but May 17th, 1938, from 9:00 o’ clock Robert Russell; Harold Van Hor air mail ghd otherwise showing nafned school Won the meet. The Another similar group were A. M. until 5:00 o’clock P. M., for muscles a needed rest arid at the illustrating the nature of the im ton, Gerald White; Hilda, Phyllis evidence o ftheir appreciation of teams of the various schools were found living in a chicken coop same time flliing my mind with migration and the problems it the purpose of reviewing the as- Father Day to be Lamb. the efforts of the Post Office De known as Pershing Rifles. near Riverside. cessmcnt roll of the said City of a store of garden lore. And I creates is afforded by a case un partment to provide this neces Care of southern fruit harvest Buchanan. ' * Memorial Speaker thanked the Lord that there was covered by the relief . workers sary service to our people. near Riverside. ers who become public charges in Signed: HARRY A. POST, Pres. Guild Holds at least one thing, not counting Commander John Elberta of the 'Given under my hand and seal of Orchard Hills Berrien county will become the City Clerk. baseball, that I could discuss with The regular golfing program at a . group consisting of a man local American Legion Post an the City o f Buchanan, this 11th responsibility of the farmers who Mothers Day Banquet everybody in a friendly way and the Orchard Hills course and club and his wife, three children and nounces the selection of Father day of May, in the year, of’ our employ them, under a resolution To Hold Catholic then part- more friendly than we house will open Sunday; May 15 the wife’s sister, residents of John R. Day as speaker for the Lord, One Thousand Nine Hun started. with the club breakfast served Arkansas, had contracted with a adopted by the Berrien county Ceremony at Three Oaks 1938 Memorial Day exercises. The Jeannette Stevenson Guild dred Thirty-eight. from 7 to 9 a: m: and the Blow- trucker to haul them to Berrien board of supervisors Friday af of the Presbyterian church observ CALEB J, WILSON Mr. and Mrs. Albert Herman Out tournament following. Each county for the fruit season for ternoon. There will be a confirmation at ed Mothers Day at a banquet at and Mr, and'Mrs. Gale Bromley member is invited to bring a pros $18. The truck was hound this Mrs. Myra Stornjs, Niles, chair the St. Mary’s church in Three Mr. and Mrs, RoUand Bay an the church Tuesday evening. There Jllr. and Mrs. Paul Schultz had visited Mr. and Mrs. James dus- pective member as a guest, and way anyway and the’ $18 was man of the committee on health Oaks Sunday evening, Mdy 22, be nounce the birth of a nine-pound were several special musical num as .their guests Suhday the form tln at ’ Sutton’s Bay Friday and there will be no green fees for the “velvet". The husband quit a and welfare, Introduced a resolu ginning at 8 p. m. with Bishop Fi boy, born Friday, May 6. The bers and Mrs. Mary Harbaugb er^ mother, Mrs. Wilbur Sawdey Saturday. guest for this day only. WPA, 1ob paying $21 a month to tion, which asked that the board bers o f Lansing in charge. baby has been named Arden D. gave several readings. of'Battle Creek. ‘
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TWO THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1938
admitted that the movement had govern Swedish life and the ku American Income Falls | had some opposition from flower mane disposition to smooth the Belong to Channel Islands The states of Jersey belong to the Irartrat(ttnunttt 5Srrnr& | Tight-Wadding It Through Europe j 17 Cents; Living Costs shops but contended that they did way for more pleasant lives. Published by not intend to destroy their bus Channel islands, situated oil the KHE RECORD PRINTING COMPANY Dip Two Cents In Year iness or to eliminate flowers at northwest coast of France. The E d i t o r ...... W. C. Ii’awei CHAPTER XXXjVII ed with the idea of a donation to funerala hut only to divert funds Strict Observance of Lent Channel islands are the only por Business Manager , . . A. B. McClure the Flower Fund housing project from over-lavish flower displays Medieval observance of Lent was tions of the dukedom of Normandy Entered as second class matter November 20, 1819 By HAWES in memory of the dead. If they to more useful channels. so strict that armies and garrisons belonging to the crown of England, Buchanan. Michigan, under tire act of March 8. 1879 I suppose that among the few wish to give' such a donation, an were, as in the siege of Orleans in to which they have been attached The movement serves to illu people in Buchanan who are still engraved memorial notice will be 1429, reduced to starvation for want since the Conquest, strate the kindly motives which reading these articles there are sent to the near relatives of the of Lenten food. THE ONE-ROOM COUNTRY SCHOOL a few who may think I am talking dead indicating that such bequest Although the little one-room country school is quite fre- up the Scandinavians rather scan has been made in memory, i . quently pilloried these days as an anachronism and a last dalously at the expense of my own Of course the idea has been built - outpost of inefficiency in education, an occasional glimpse country. up so that most of the donations ; into one of the schools and a chance acquaintance with the It is always poor polities to al are now voluntary. In this way in teachers does not bear out this thesis. low yourself to be put on the de a comparatively few years eight fensive, and I will quote the sec apartment houses had been built i The reason we bring this up is that in the last few tion from the leading editorial of '' weeks we’ve been getting some notes from rural teachers by last Rummer, housing 1,100 i the Chicago Tribune in the Christ. . elderly women ,and six more were 1 and we believe that those of our readers who have read mas Day edition, which I F-R-E-E quoted | unc;eI. construction, of which four through them got some ideas of the efforts these teachers once before: were to he ready for occupancy are making and the methods they are using. “The Scandinavian countries in by April 1, 1938. Each of these We did not start out to reflect on the instructors of the vite your attention to a miracle. ne w buildings were to contain 360 ^ Canning Demonstration town schools, but it does seem that they haven’t a complete Denmark,’ Norway ** and Sweden . apartments biticuto a^hcuC)apiece, cawueach apart- t” i ■fA monopoly on educational technique or on good intentions have found a way to peace. an d iment conslsting of two room and: N „ 'Conducted, by toward their charges. In fact we are personally acquainted with it prosperity.-Their handsome; a kitchenette and housing from § g> with rural school teachers of the Buchanari district who ^ ! ! ! 0f. two to three women. The cost o f: ^ neighborlineSs” and good J”"Will. They the apartments ranged from 500; ( . we believe are wholeheartedly devoted t’o the interests of have mastered a secret of living.” ‘.’’.their pupils and are far from ignorant of current changes to 1280 crowns annually-, ■ ($135 Mrs. Rosi n a K. Maxwel! And so on. And certainly you to $345). and drifts in education. can’t be seditious with the support Rents in the older Flower Fund HOME ECONOMIST, BALL BROS. CO. ■ Perhaps we’re prejudiced toward the little country of the Chicago Tribune, It is a apartments vary; from 425 ^ to ! ^ H E above charti showing how fact that these Swedes plow as ‘ •Schools because of memories from far back. We admit that 1180 crowns ($114.7o to $318.60 J[ the average American fared in ”/'it brings up the memories to pass a straggling group of resolutely and fearlessly into the annually). Some twenty smaller ; national income changes in the last school children, dinnerpails in hand, on a country laiife. future in their social experimenta- apartments, one-room and a kitch- twelve months, is based on the But when we learn to know the teachers a little, and tion as ever their ancestors plow- gnette only, rented for 175 crowns ! monthly consumers’ study of In- ACTUAL ‘ ^kpow what they are doing, We wonder if the little old red ed the Wild waves of the Nort At- 1 annually ($47 25) One apartment vestors Syndicate, of Minneapolis. Untie in search of newer physical ! ln eaoh building was given rent L “ r„’ „and, ,Mrs- P“ b“ 0 •“ Marob £$$hbol is really the puddle of obsolescence some educational worlds. 1 f rp i naa a “real income or 83 cents, or EVERYONE {t|ltnovators would make it out. A lot Of thifie-s I haven’t learn-! r!’ : ’ . ' a decline of 17 cents on the dollar DEMONSTRATION a lot or things i nayent learn j it 13 the idea of these apart- from the same 1937 month. This INVITED ed about Sweden bUi. I remember ( meats not to provide free .apart- “real income” is not a subtraction .-______,______, ...... a college student told me in the!ments but rather • partly-endowed■: of cash income and expenditures, OF LATEST course of tlie social tour I took i j^oderately priced Irvins* Quarters I average relative of these APPROVED that the Swedish government | wbich will not only aid in alleviat-1 could launch an experimental pro- jne-8 lthe e financialimanciar.anxie.nea anxieties ofor era-eld- C°n Cash S Income ad3uste(i of lacome Mr. and ^ol’ars- Mrs. METHODS. I sA L IE N NEWS cedure of moderate extent ^ the erly women with little money , but I Public in March was 81 cents for authority of the executive without j which will in other ways provide! every $1 a year earlier. This de- ALL ELECTRIC beneflt of a legal act, and if it j the care they need and smec.h out uliae of 19 cents on the dollar re g|phn McCracken Ellis Renbarger. - seemed successful it could be ! their causes of their natural fears ' s.ul!-ed from the following losses per QUESTION AND RANGE USERS Mrs. George Reaves received the sanctioned by law, much as a jiiju s -here is included in the rent dollar: wages 28 cents: salaries common law marriage might be -thirteen cents; and investment In ANSWER PERIOD. ESPECIALLY sad news of the death of her sis payment provision for free doc come fifteen cents. Other income Called by Death ter, Mrs. N. Mann, who died sud legalized after the lapse of time. tor’s and nurses care. Each "Blos was down six cents on the dollar. fcRING YOUR INVITED. BE jwjf* ■ " denly Friday morning at her home And whether the government acts som House” has its own restaur Rents were up four cents on the -JilJJolin McCracken, a life long in Coloma. Mrs. Reaves attended in advance of law or consequent to ant wjiere food may be "procured dollar last March as compared with TROUBLES WITH SURE TO ATTEND $$eidence of Galien, -passed away the funeral services Monday held it, it acts unhampered by courts or at a very reasonable price, or if I tood waJ l^unday at the County Infirmary. In South Bend. A week ago last considerations of constitutionality, desired it is served ready prepar-' d°Wn eight Cents’ cIothins Was off YOU. the current decision of the demo one cent; and miscellaneous items >i-’£Je was horn ir Royalton town- Sunday, Mrs. Reav63 spent the day ed in the apartment. Each apart were down four cents. ifehjp, June 9, 1854. with her sister. cracy being the unchallenged law ment is equiped for light house £j
\ PAGE THREE THURSDAY, M AY 12, 1938 THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD encouraging him to correspond. and is starting the eonstruetion of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lear had as Use the Air Mail during Air After a short time the Englishman a new barn. their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Mail Wee):, May 15-21, 19Ur. invited him to come to England Ralph Sherry and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. harry Berry had THE POCKETBOOK and make his home with him, Ralph Herman of Mishawaka. Old Hindu Custom T us their guests Sunday the latt sending him a steamship ticket. By long-established tradition, once Mr. and Mrs. Leo Huebnrr and daughter, Mrs, ..Paul Kw-bel and TdPP5 Young Brooks accepted the offer family were guests Sunday of Mr. husband, SoutJi Bern). o f KNOWLEDGE a year all the members of a Hindu S 3 * and has since been living in like family arrange to meet in the house and Mrs. Harold Cage, South Mias Kathryn Esaihorst of Ben OCALS a bloody lord, with eastles, ser of the eldest in the family. F.ven ton Harbor was a guest for the Leo Rogers of Three Oaks w a s . Use the Air Mail during Air | Be" d* . . vants 'n everything. great-nieces and nephews are In week-end of her mother, Mrs. a visitor over the week-end at the Mail Week, May 15-21. 19tlc. I Mr- and Mrs. C. W. Kelley vir.it- cluded. The doors and windows home of Mrs. John McCllen and Vivlan Kauffman, daughter o f : ed Sunday with the former a Phoebe E;:ulhcir.,l, uml her sister Old Coveny Barn Burns having been tightly dosed, says family. I Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kauffman, is! mother, Mrs. Klizu Kelley,.of Ga- Mrs. llomer Cooper. A landmark of the North Bu London Answers' Magazine, every Mrs. Bessie Carrington and two | quite ill. I lier" Sam Kcons of South Bend was chanan districts and one of the one begins to hurl abuse at every sons of Lecatur were guests Sun-1 Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Martin^ Mr- and Mrs. L. W. Johnson had a guest on Mothers’ day at the oldest remaining pioneer struc body else. Brothers, sisters, aunts, day of the former’s mother, Mrs. and daughter, Genevieve, were i as tlieir guests during the week- home of his -mother, Mrs. Alice tures of the Buchanan community uncles, and parents pour out of their j vi.iting in South Bend, Saturday, j| end their daughter, Mrs. Frank Koons and of ilia sister, Mrs. Jesse passed out of existence with tlie hearts tlie accumulated grouches Myrtle Hamilton, and of her and bitter thoughts of the past year. brother, Carl Hamilton. ; Anderson and family, South Bend. Leggett, Hr. destruction by flames Wednesday Boi n, to Dr. and Mrs.. Kenneth '• Having said their worst, the fam Weird Creatures of the Sea! A Mr. and Mrs. Warren Juhl were Mr. and Mrs. Will Leiter had a> evening o f last week of the old L. Gamble, an HVa pound daugh-1 their guests Sunday afternoon barn on the Joseph Coveny home ily are now ready to face life afresh, page of remarkable paintings in ter, al the Boyce Maternity home guests Wednesday the former’s j their daughter, Mrs. Mux Ooapet stead. The barn was built about 80 their minds cleared of all poisonous brilliant colors, will he published Monday morning. The baby has ! parent?, Mr. and Mrs. James and fa:,lily of Niles. years ago, of timbers cut from thouehts ;mr1 lmli'eris in The American Vveekly, the ' been named Carol Anne. j Juhl, Watervliet. Mrs. Susan Lyddick had as her tne local virgin forest. It3 frame roagatine distributed with next I Born, to-M r. and Mrs. Paul! Mrs. Alfred Hall and son, Bob, guests at dinner Sunday Mr, and contained wmte cak beams 00 Sunday’s Chicago Herald and e x were week-end guests at the home 300 Kinds of Seaweed j Gross, a son, Saturday, May 7 .: Mrs. Charles Randall v.f Kalama feet. long. Smaller timber,? were of aminer. | The. baby has been named Richard ! of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Uenslee, Three hundred hinds of seaweed zoo, Atty. and Mrs. John Lyddicl., white wood. The structure was are found on the coasts of the Cape Mrs. J. U. Currier is a guest at Paul. Chicago. j of Gary, Jnd. 00x40 feet in dimension. peninsula of Africa. tile home of her son, Oiorge Tlie Misses Imogene Russe.l, ' i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herman Mr. and Mrs. L. Bouws had as The flames flared up quickly . Currier, Kalamazoo, j and Genevu and Ruthe BabcocfFI visited Sunday afternoon with the their guests Sunday the farim-i'i about 10:30 p, m. and were out of ( attended the game between the latter’s parents, Mr, and Mrs. C, parents, Mr. and Mrs. John R. control almost immediately. Cause I Chicago Cubs and the New York Blaokbeard’s Tower E, Dick, Pokagon. Bouws, Holland. of the fire is not known. Mrs. Fred i Giants at Chicago, Sunday. 1 Blackboard’s , tower is ah * old Mr. and Mrs. Fred Welch had as Use the Air Mall during A;i Mertfieid and son, who were at Glasses Properly Fitted. | Mrs. Guy Eisenhart was a visi-1 watch tower built in buccaneering their guests Friday evening- Mr. Mail Week, May 15-21. 1911... the place, rushed out and managed I tor Sunday in Kalamazoo and was! days by men who made piracy a Albert Webb, a student «l to get all of the live stock out. accompanied home by her daugh-j and Mrs. Homer Birnel and chil profitable business. It is partly in Michigan Tech at Houghton About five tons of hay and two ter, Mrs. Basil Squires, who is her dren, who with twelve others had ruins, but has a forbidding aspect. 3900 Mich., came home Friday to sur hundred bushels of wheat were guest here. come from Gobles, Mich., to at Black-bearded Edward Teach,- the prise his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A destroyed. Mr. Merfield arrived Mr. and Mrs. C, J. Manning and tend the V. F..W . convention here. terror of his duy, gave the name it S. Webh, returning to ilis selioo. tilts week form New York City W. « . Bogardiis, O. I). i son, Frederick, spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Becker had bears. Monday. Masonic. 'I'cniplc lildg. , Goshen, Ind„ the guests of the as their guests Sunday the lat Mr. and Mrs. Burton Mills and 225 (A K. Main St. NILKS ! former’s sister, Mrs. A. L. Bolcn- ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Orris family have leased and moved into Wednesday — Thursdays | baugh and family, Talro, and also Mr. Becker’s sis the Kent residence at 307 Main From 9 to 5 j Mr. and Mrs; Will Leiter had as ter, Mrs. Ladd Scramek and hus NATIVES OF THE ARAN ISLANDS ("OFF street. their guest for the week-end llie band, both of Sawyer. DU s m o k e ONE PACK THE IRISH CCNSTl WEAR RAWHIPE J . B U R K E Mrs. F. W. Howe had as her OS CISARETIES, A OAy. THE SANDALS WHICH HAVE TO BE SQAKEP Fitter’s uncle, Burton Martin oj 22K S. Michigan St, Ure tlie Air Mail during Air guests on Mothers Day Sunday FEDERAL Ta x a l o n e AMOUNTS TO in WATER EACH NIGHT SO AS TO BE SOUTH 15KNI). INI). +/I t. Vernon, 111. . Mai) Week, May 15-21. 19Ue. AiMosT^jas2/) y E A f?/ SOFT ENOUGH TO BE WORN TH E ■ I Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hardegree and NEXT PAy AH Price* I’h'cct to Wicfligan S% Su>'.? nix I Mrs. C. O. Stuck and daughtei, j Suzanne, Fort Wayne, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. John Cline were her son, J'mrny from Hillside, N Postpone Opening guests Sunday of relatives at La- J,, to visit her mother, Mrs. Floyd Grange, Ind. .aawhou oi Michigan wity. tine v.u of Softball Season SUGAR Use the Air Mail during Aii visit there until Mr.' Wilson ar SILVER Sorjjt “TwiSt The opening of the 'city soft- Mall Week, May 15-21. 19tlc. rive.! May 28 to spend his vacation CRYSTAL I Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Schram lm< here. ■ 'buH season, originally scheduled, PURE ■ as ; their guests Sunday Mr. and for Monday, May 9, h a s' been BEET postponed until the latter part of j 10149 Mrs. I . R. Schram and daugh L im it! ters, Mildred and Ruby Jane the week at least because of the Pure Cane Sugar In cloth b 10 lb s . 50c Michigan "City, d rM € fact that wire ordered for the BREAD Mr, and Mrs. C. G. Clark and backstop has not arrived. > th(/ latter’s mother, Mrs. Bertha Ten . teams are now entered. Morris of Plymouth, Ind., .were Wdrse Off Than The title of the Dayton team was guests Sunday oi Air. Clark's'par changed to that of the; sponsor,- 2 loaves eats, Mr. and Mrs. John Clark. Bigamist for Wk, the Bakertown service station, j LaGrange, Ind. Herbert Haas proprietor. Other; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dumbol- teams are those representing, FLOUR Art:: Bosses Will Pound Hin ten acccnipanie.l Charles bum Poorman’s Grocery, Boyce, Dry- ! i HAZEL balten to tile University hospital tii Batik °!! Next Week Zero, Clark Foundry, Clark I BRAND $ at -Ann Arbor Monday. Equipment company, Future You v-TUita look in at the A- & 49-lb. bag Use tlie Air Mail during Ail Farmers, Phillips 66, Gnodtke’s, — 49-lb. bag Jjgg— ' ■ ■ Ma;l Week, May 15-21. 19tlc. P. next wee’: and watch Chuck Presbyterian church. i •loigan step aiound. 24 j-lb. bag 65= Sunsweet Prunes . , . . . . . ,1b. 10c Maytime . . . the perfect month MILK for weddings .... RYTEX EN lie's gonna have mare bosses You Never Knew Wlit.n A Lord GOLD MEDAL OR PiLLSBURY’S ..hail t FLOUR . . . . Sunsweet Prunes ..... ■ 2 lbs. 17c GRAVED WEDDING STATION b;»;ui.ii:;t no, no, we nev- . Might Come In 24-|-lb. bag 83c 49-lb. bag $1.65 A tall A ■r .said Cluck was any bigamist, 4 cans ERY . . . the perfect stationery Continuing on the advantages of Wyandotte Cleanser . . . ■ u can 9c fo r this occasion. And now ..... ml even a monogamist to date being polite to the customers, Mrs. just in time for your May wedding ,iut getting down to business, ev Vernon Green lends us two clip l/2-lb. il y eie.k m the stoic is going to pings relative to the fortunes of a Nectar Green Tea . . . . ■ pkg.. 17c .... is a beautiful new engraved lettering style. Let The Record ii: .us boss for the coining week former acquaintance in Oklahoma i show you this smart new style . , as of May 16-21 in the annual who was adopted by an English None Such Mincemeat. . ■ pkg- 13c SPARKLE ■cii M;'s week" v h i:h is always peer and member of ParJament oxqais.iely engraved . . . tradi COFFEE 3-lb. iasiiy the biggest sales event o, only three years ago because ol SHORTENING ■ ...... tionally correct . modestly OUR BREAKFAST Spry 53c priced.; 25 Wedding Announce- -he.year and maw any e-nelusion his politeness as a wa ter in a DESSERT you wont to but don't quote vis.; little cafe in Sayre, Okla. DATED Lux - Lifebuoy Soap « . ; 4 cakes 25c AientB .only $7.50. Mrs; Belle' Mead, who has beer, Bui it's gonna be Chuck here : The youth, Welborn Brooks, was: S ' ! 4 4 pkgs- 15c with her, daughter, in Hillsdale and Chuck there, and “Did you do working at the time in liis moth-! RinSO LARGE ■ ■ ■- * u m m d m . pkg. 21c Alien, ter several years has again chis Chuck ?" and . “Then why or’s-cafe at Sayre when three. Eng lishmen came in and ordered a DATED COFFEE ' - 4 VACUUM PACKED COFFEE JT — ...... returned to her home at 103 Lake didn’t you?" until Chuck is going American Home2>!±,'35c N a t i o n a l deluxe 1c;!n'23c Lux F l a k e s large . . ^ . . > . pkg. 23c St. Her daughter, Edyche and hus to be about ready to chuck it.; : .0 cent meal. One of them was Sh NEW 1 band C. E. Falconhurg. are here Senior member of the sales Arthur Priestley, who became in R a b o ■ h ."■■ ■ ■.. ■ ■ ■ ■ M- ■ ■ can 13c assisting to set.le her home and force during the great event will terested In ■ the boy and vvro.e tc POTATOES her son, E. Jay Long and wife oi be- Ernest Mallinger whose! speed aim after his return to England,, SILVER- U. S. No. 1 South Bend spent; Tuesday evening and daring on a in .torbike is cx- Underwood Sardines . . . u can 7c LEAP ' here also. yin ■10* Ige. 10 Ibs 23c -•eoded only /b y his action around, Dei Monte Peaches . . .. . * can 19c Mrs. W. A. Rice had a a hei retween and over the grocery BYEtS TESTED guests .Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Free counters. Co-m.-magersi with him | Ibs. Ige. Extra: Fancy Blue Rose Iona Peaches...... 17c HEAD Stmts of Gary. .vill be Cliff Keller anil John RICE 25® : Mrs. Ed Stuff's and son, Eugene, •Jiultz, both of whom can snake MAJESTIC 2-lb. ‘ spent Sunday with; the former’:-, i package of cornflakes.- off- Hie Brillo ■ ■ a K M - M M ■ ■-. '.■ 'II ■ . pkg. 8c LETtuCE Broken Lenses Replaced SODA pkg. 60 SIZE mother, Mrs. Charles Snyder, G o.. .hen with one hand -and chuck CRACKERS shell, Ind. ; .Special attention to Bixby’s Jet-Oil Polish . . ■ ■ ■ 15 c the sales, tux in the can, with the Frame Fitting. 2 for T5c Ed Stults was among the raeV .'ther. all at one and the same Choice Hand Picked B. Blockmond, Obtometrist at Michigan Navy White Shinofa ...... bo'ttle 10c fati3 at the Kentucky Derby-.'at- dine. ; . BEANS 6ibs,25* ; Louisvil e, Ky., Saturday. Seeing is believing. Come up BLACKMQND’S GREEN‘BEANS | 'I he first ladies golf breakfast • ind see them. ' NILES . Woodbury’s Facial Soap 3 cakes 25c FANCY STRINGLESS ’ will be held at the Orchard Hill FOUR STAR VALUE WHILE THEY LAST— KIRKL1N TOMATO . 20-oz. No. 2 can ! club house Tuesday. Juice 5c 2 ibs. 1 5c Whole Kernel Bantam AMERiCAN HOME— SALAD ’ Waldorf Tissue ...... 4 rolls. 19c I Mrs. W. A. Rice had as hei Dressing * . pintjarl9c i guerts Monday Mr. and Mrs AMERICAN HOME— 'SALAD Scot Tissue ...... 3 rolls 25c PINEAPPLE 1 Frank Dalton and Mr. and Mrs Dressing . .quart jar29c 16-oz. JUMBO 18 SIZE Charles Geye- of Gary. ARMOUR'S Bona Porli and Beans . . 5c Mrs. Velina Dunbar and Misses The Answer to Your Corned Beef l2-oz.canl8c 14-oz. 2 for 35c 1 Genevieve Carnagan, Sarah Quiclc- 20-oz. IVlazoKa O il pint can 23c Ann Page Ketchup . . . bottle 11c CASE $2.98 ' el, Lucille Quade and Helen Krebs: No. 2 SLICED— 4 SLICES ! attended the Derby at Louisville, cans Pineapple 15-oz. can 10« r j Ky., - Saturday. Money Difficulties WHITE CANVAS | Mrs. W. F. Runner arrived home. Gloves . . * pair 10c SMOKING— HALF & HALF, KENTUCKY m I— I Monday evening from a visit m CLUB. PRINCE ALBERT OR VELVET three and a half weeks with her SALADA TEA Tobacco . . . can 10c brother, L. C. Rapp of Vicksburg —-A Personal Loan BROWN LABEL BLACK her nephew, Herman Rapp o. i-lb . pkg. | 7 c CO-OPERATING WITH PRODUCERS Scotts, and with her niece, Mrs Are money worries keeping you Green Peas Charles Bartram and husband o. awake nights? Have you figured over Salada jtpinTei l*lb-p*9-I7« TO MOVE MORE MEAT! Battle Creek. and over how to get clear of a few Miss Frances Dalton returnee SLia . . 3 ^ 2 5 c' small debts that seem to hold vou back Sunday to her home in Gary at lei SALERNO Large Cucumbers Hau$o 2 for I Sc spending a week with her aunt from getting anywhere? BUTTER COOKIES LEAN RIB END CUTS lb. 1 7 c Mrs. W. A. Rico. Pork Loin Roast Why not give yourself a fresh start 2 12-oz. p k g s .2 7 C Rcseoe Allen arrived in Buchan Green Beans with the aid of a Personal Loan from an Friday from Alhambra, Calif.. Fancy (his bank? * Pork Chops LEAN FIRST CUTS lb. 1 9 c where he had been during the past HAZEL Quality • 2 J 3 C winter and spent the week-end GELATIN DESSERT If you are employed, and have a Also CHocotolo Pudding Bananas lb. Sc with friends here before going to good business reputation for honesty, while They last the home of his brother, at Oak Fresh Perch lbs. 2 5 c wc wifi lend you any reasonable amount 3 3j-oz. pkgs-13C Park, 111. His health, which has P otatoes been affected for a long time by needed. • You o"ti clear the old slate and begin anew—paying off your single BEST QUALITY SUGAR CURED ib. 1 5 c injuries received in an automobile CRYSTAL NEW |On»-23c Bacon Squares accident, is 'now much improved indebtedness to us, hi convenient WHITE SOAP Firm, tdsty 1 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schultz were monthly payments. Dry Yellow Onions . 3 Ibs. Ik OLD PLANTATION — SEASONED guests Sunday of the former's Q giant bars I 9 C Pork Sausage 2 ibs. 2 7 c mother, Mrs. Wilbur Sawdoy of One of our officers will gladly give Battle Creek. v«u full details. P otatoes Rytex stationery has solved the SEMINOLE Idaho MEATY .SHORT RIBS Boiling Beef 2 ibs. 2 5 c graduation present problem of TISSUE Russets « . 1 5 ^ 2 7 c many people in past years. 200 C a b b a g e 2 Ibs. 5c "sheets of paper and 100 envelopes, 3 1000-sheet rolls I 9 c with name and address printed, in n i llllllinillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIllllHllilllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilHIHM many different co'ors of paper and Pinion State {Bank styles of printing, $1.00. Berrien Established In 1882 County Record. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wilson drove to South Bend Saturday evening, BUCHANAN GALIEN meeting there Mrs. C. J. Wilson V the second, who wus on route with f o u L THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1938
Joan Fisk and Norma Jean Wil NEW BEACH WEAR arrived Monday from De Land, Miss Marjorie Pleteher returned Portage Prairie kins each played a selection. Fol | Fla., where they had spent the Monday from Chicago were sho “Papoose Plane” for Air Mail Service lowed hy a lesson in harmony. 1 winter and are now established al had spent a week. their resort cottage at Clear Lake, Mr .and Mrs, Henry. l-Iess and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Chase of Mr, and Mrs. Alva Best had as Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Hutchinson Galesburg were week-end guests their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. and, son spent Sunday with Mr. o f Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Balter. Terre Coupe Vaughn Rishel and daughter, Har and Mrs. Frank Rumsey. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. -Ulsele were riett, of South Bend. The Ruth Circle is meeting to in Benton Harbor one day recent Mr, and Mrs. A . E. Clark had as Mr. and Mrs. William Swartz day with Mrs. George Duis. their guests Sunday Mr. and l^rs. had as their guests Sunday after Albert Pletchor, who w a s ly- J Vfffltmi,A noon Will Cochran and son of threatened with pneumonia last Mrs. C. F. Ro:C and daughter, John Sellers and Mr. and Mrs,' Wallace McLane of Union Mills, Niles and Mr. and Mrs. Charles week, is now able to be up and Homeland, were visitors at the A. Vettcrle. about the house. W. Mitchell home Friday, and ac Ind. Use the Air Mail during Air companied Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell William Mathie o f Chicago was Mail Week, May 15-21. lfltlc. to St. Joe on a busineis trip. a guest from Saturday until Tues day at the A. G. Bowers and Geo. Wagner News Mrs. Charles Hess, Mrs. Jack News was received in this Mathie homes. Harroff and Mrs. Henry Hess at community of a birth of a son to Mrs. Jennie English of New tended the Mothers and Daughters Mr. and Mrs. Mancel Miller of Trey visited from Supday until Mr. and Mrs. Lester Roundy and banquet- at' the Methodist church South Bend. Mrs. Miller is better Tuesday at the home of her broth daughter, and Mrs. Ida Roundy in Buchanan, Tuesday evening. known as Mis3 Ruth Heim who er, W. R. Smith, . were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. Bristol of Buchanan is car was born and raised on Portage The Terre Coupe Home Econ and Mrs. Jim Reed. ing for her daughter, Mrs. Floyd Prairie. omics club will meet Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bauman1 Rolff and infant daughter. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Vite and Mrs. George Mathie. wore Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs4 Charles Hess and sons, Herbert and Robert, Mr. and Miss Agnes Mackway will ar and Mrs. Geo. Duis. son were guests Mothers Day of Mr$. W. E. Baker and son, Gene, rive Friday from Chicago to visit Mrs. Ida Roundy spent the week Mr. and Mrs. Jack Harroff. Mr.' and Mrs. W. F. Eisele, all of a week, with her sisters, Mrs. R. end at her home. this place and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. E. Dcak and Miss Florence Mack Mr^and Mrs, Bert Mitchell had Origin of Term A-l Chase of Galesburg spent Sunday way. as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. The term A-l originated at with Mr. and Mrs. John I. Rough Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bowcm had Milton Mitchell and family, Mr. Lloyd’s, the famous insurance house o f Buchanan.. as their guests at dinner Sunday Something new in beach wear is and Mrs. E. C. McCollum and Mrs. of London, where it was applied only The Young People’s Circle en evening Betty Penwell, Fern Poul- this imported bengay in which pret Mary Jane Mitchell, to the soundest vessels. joyed a scavenger hunt Wednes Photographed from an accompanying airplane is the Mayo composite plane during a trial flight near son and Norman Barbour. ty Mies Connie Keane, is seen on day evening with refreshments be Rochester, England. This radical departure in aeronautics comprises two planes, the Maia, or mother Mrs. Jennie English, Mrs. Mabel Tahllia beach at Miami, Fla. The ing Served at the home of Miss plane, and the Mercury, the smaller ship which rides the mother’s hack like an Indian papoose. In service -Smith and Mrs. Norah Smith were Wide-brimmed bat Is made Of liand- Opal Rough of Niles. the Mercury will he loaded with mail and carried far out over the Atlantic by the Maia, whence it will be in St. Joseph on business Monday. WovCll Straw in two colors. .Many Mr. and Mrs. Orville Snyder and released to continue its flight to the United States. Mrs. Walter Scott of Niles was innovations in beach costumes arc M r. and Mrs. Meryle Fuller of a guest Monday evening of Mrs. being seen at this winter resort in South Bend spent Sunday with A. G. Bowers. the 1938 season. their mother, Mrs. Mary Swartz guests Sunday her son, Frank Upent Saturday evening with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Boyle were . • • ' i and son, Ira. Straub and wife. l and Mr3. George Olmstead. dinner guests on Mother's Day Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Draegef of Mr. and Mrs. John Kepler had | Mrs. Mary Straub, Mr. and Mrs. .Sunday of their daughter, Mrs. Dame university last Friday eve- Lagrange, 111., spent Sunday with as their guests Sunday the form j Ed Olml&nd and daughter, spent Archie Morley and family. A fter; ning. the former’s sister, Mrs. Lewis er’s brothers, A. J. Kepler of Ply Misses Margaret and Marjorie Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Doan the dinner they drove to Wolfe’s North Buchanan fruit growers Smith and family. mouth, Ind., William Kepler and Hamilton of South Bend, spent Straub. lake to see the fish hatchery. report that there .are sufficient - ‘ The Comrade Sunday school wife of Argus, Ind., Wesley Kep Sunday at 'the home of her pai-- Mrs. John , Clark spent Tuesday peaches on the trees for a fair class will hold their regular ler and wife of South Bend; .also ents, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Hamilton. With Mrs- Paul Smith. crop in spite of a heavy drop, but monthly meeting at the Ernest his two nieces, Mrs. George Ed Mr. and5Mrs. J. Dilllon of Eau Mi', and Mrs. Charles Smith and North Buchanan that there is only a fair stand of Houswerth home at Ardmore, wards and husband of Lakeside Claire spent Sunday at the home son, Paul, attended the Guernsey Bartlett pears left, While the An Tuesday evening. and'Mrs. Harmon Meffert and hus of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sheldon. Sale at East Lansing, Tuesday. drews pears are almost entirely Mr. and______Mrs.___ O. _B. York, ___ Mrs band and two grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Strunk of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ferguson Mr, and Mrs. Lester Fedore destroyed by the freezes. Harold Weddis' and Mrs. Georgia I 'Plymouth; also the daughter, Mrs. Niles spent Friday evening at the | .and children, Mr. and*Mrs. Donald had as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Grace Shipley had as her Wright attended short funeral Howard Gogley and children of home of his parents, Mr. and j Ramsby and daughter, and William Mrs. N. J. Peters and sons, and guests on Mothers Day Mr. and •services at the Galien cemetery Portage Prairie. Mr. A. J. Kepler Mrs^ William. Strunk. , Chapman of Niles, were Sunday Miss Getrude Meeham of Misha Mrs. Beryl Shipley and family of Sunday for Mrs. Wright’s sister, remained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs, Gray Best of B u -• visitors in the Arthur Chapman waka, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Bates Berrien Springs and Mr. and Mrs. My-s. Viola Blair of Detroit. W. B. Haslett and Mr. and Mrs. chanan'spent Saturday evening home. and Mrs. Minnie Ingalls oft St. Leland Paul. apd Mrs. Harrold Widdis Ed Riffer had as their guests Sun at the home of Mr, and Mrs,, Mi', and Mrs. Frank McLaren of Joseph, Mrs. Ida RoUndy and Mr. Among those who attended the tailed,*
Local Transportation, Mail Schedules SCHEDULE OF MAIL CLOSINGS You Save (Eastern Standard Time) • . EAST No. 44 First clas:i, Closes 11:30 a. m...... Train Leaves 12:17 p. m. When You Get No. 12 Parcel Post, Closes 5:30 p. m. ------Train Leaves 8:01 p.-m. (00 SHEETS WEST No. 39 First Class. Closes 6 a, m . ------— Train Loaves 7:00 a. m. theWantAdHabit 100 ENVELOPES No. 33 Parcel Post. Close 12:30 p. m . ______Train Leaves 1:42 p. m. No. 23 Parcel Post. Closes 5:30 p. m . ____Train Leaves 7:05 p. m Turn things you no longer want Last closing time for all outgoing mails is 5:30 p. m. into ready cauh or exchange MICHIGAN CENTRAL PASSENGER TRAINS them -for things: .von want . . . (Eastern Standard Time) and need. The. Berrien County \ EASTBOUND Record readies thou'amhi of No. 42. Stops on signal to discharge passehgers from Chicago, reactors .... ttnd every one of these readers is living his life or to receive passengers for Detroit or bey on d ____ 1:40 a. m. No. 46. Regular S to p ______...... ______4:44 a. m. with an average share of buy ing and selling, If you have No. 44. Stops on signal for passengers for Detroit something to dispose of let _ and bey on d ------______12:17 p. m. someone henefit by U ! Let ' No. 12. Regular Stop ______- ______— — 8:01 p, m, WESTBOUND "them” know through the Vacation Special classified columns of tills paper, MAY ONLY No. 45. Regular S t o p ______,______4:20 a. m, No. 33. Regular stop. Daily except Sunday — ______1:42 p. m. No. 23. Regular S t o p ______- ______...______7:05 p. m. 5 Lines ____ 25c No. 37. Regular Stop, Sundays only, StopB to discharge - Mrs. Albert Marlatt of Medway, Ohio, claims a world's record for passengers from Kalamazoo or beyond and to receive 3 Insertions ... 50c THE RECORD CO. her Duroc-Jersey sow with its litter of 25 pigs. Mrs. Marlatt, shown here passengers for Chi'cago__— ______.______1;08 p. m. with the sow and some of the 20 pigs which survived, has found it neces- NILES BUS SCHEDULE PHONE 9 I ll Days Ave. Plume 9 | Gary to resort to bottle feeding for most of the piggie family, as the Leave Buchanan ______7 a. m., 8:30 a. m., 12:30 p. m., 5 p. m. mother can care for only eight, ______Leave Niles ------— ------9 a. m>, 1 p. m., §,:30 p. m., 6 p. m. t
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pared the dinner during fourth show and others to the circus. Rosette has been walking home becoming quite popular among the 1938, 702 prisoners were confined period. Geraldine Reamer, Norma Dorothy Skinner is back from with a certain junior girl lately? junior boys. to the jail. This compares with Bromley, Mary Lear, and Maxine Grand RapidH after being there for Have you noticed that Mildred 497 for the first four months last i year, 326 for the same period of i • • A A MMmM A ¥A A X * S A % X^A A A X^A V S&mA * • * Arthurhultz served. two or three weeks. Ashby rides home with a group of The whole school was shocked junior boys during noon hour ? Jail Population Cut 1936, and 379 for the first four,, News of Buchanan Schools SCOOPS to hear of the accident of Hermina Have you noticed Eleanor months of 1935. Suit and her brother, Jack, and Schneider and Charles Hes3 are Eight During April Eighteen of the persons arrest: Collected and Edited By Members of the Journalism Class The typing classes were making hope for their speedy recovery. becoming more acquainted with ed in April were charged with pictures and designs oh the type The Indiana and Michigan Elec each other? The Berrien county jail admit drunkenness, 12 with being drunk' writer last week. tric Company sponsored a cooking During second hour economics ted 175 prisoners during April, and disorderly and four for driv ing while- intoxicated. Breaking Editorial HOME ECONOMICS The dramatics class has started school Thursday afternoon, April class, Mr. Elbers was explaining and discharged 163, according to CHRISTENS DESTROYER using make-up and will practice 28. The food was given away to foreign trade and tariffs. "If the the monthly report submitted to and entering was the most impor AMBITION tant bracket in ' felony charges; The seventh grade girls1 home making up each other. the students by means of drawing. United States put a tax on suger,” Sheriff Charles L. Miller by tho The Microphone staff went to Shirley Bauch and Kenneth he said, "we surely would raise turnkey, William Hedrick. For seven were arrested for this of As school draws to a close for economics class had a breakfast South Bend Tuesday, May 3, to Phlscator were elected to go to cane.” ty-two persons were in the jail fense. this school year, we find an am in the home economics room Tues the South Bend Tribune building Lansing to the Boys’ Summer During the faculty and F. F. A. April 30. bitious group of seniors, day, May 3. Canip, free o f charge from June softball game, students kept an The sheriff department made You seniors realize that the sen A complete dinner, was served to watch the process o f making a 16 to 25. This camp is for boys eye on the teachers to see who 122 arrests, the Benton Harbor ior play, junior and senior prom, last week to the tenth grade home daily paper. A guide, explaining Earliest Workers’ Association only. There are all sorts of sports could play. It seems as though Mr. police 20, St. Juseph police nine, commencement, and baccalaureate management class and four of the many interesting details, escorted The earliest known workers’ asso and games which make the camp Hyink was the outstanding player. Niles police three, and state po will be the last high school activi teachers were their guests, Miss | the group through the large plant. ciation in the United States is that It seems as though - Donna lice 11. ties you will enter into as Bu Krebs, Mrs. Dunbar, Miss Quade, j After the Tribune building was life a happy one. of the Philadelphia Shoe Workers, Smith, known as "Cannon Ball,” is During the first four months of chanan High school students. and Miss MacNeil. The class pre- seen, some pupils went ' to the Have you noticed that Joseph who were organized in 1792, Some of you may be glad to leave, and others sorry. All should be glad, for you are now ready to take one more step toward your future. Your future, which is be ing planned right now; your fu ture, which means your happiness and security, should be one you look forward to with grqat eager ness and must be chosen by you alone for it is you who must live it. Your future should be set in a career in which you find your greatest ability and one that will give security and happiness. Mrs. Louise Smith Thayer o£ New- ! There is only one thing you need port, B, I., a great-granddaughter to accomplish thi3 and that is am of the late Bear Admiral William bition. A burning ambition that T. Sampson, pictured as she offi ciated at Hie launching of the new will smother all disadvantages of United States navy destroyer, Samp your future career. son, named after her noted great grandfather. Who’s Who Grade News Freshman The fourth graders are willing Russell Clements was born Oc to a native of the Netherlands who tober 6, 1922, in Mishawaka, Indi Is now living in Holland, Michigan, ana. He is 5 feet 2 inches tall and to ask certain questions which has grey eyes and blond hair. He have arisen from the study of the attended the school at Bakertown Netherlands. 1 before ■ coming to B, H. S. His . Many fourth graders have re favorite book is "Wild Animals I ceived the booklets which they . Have Known.” His favorite movie sent for, explaining the care of is “Riding On Air,” and Joe E. pets. These booklets were publish Brown is his favorite movie star. ed for the American Humane As Ice cream, sweet williams and gen sociation in Albany, New York. eral mathematics, are some more The first grade made May bask of his favorites. His favorite ex ets Friday, April 29. Kenneth Fer pression is “Ho tell." His hobby is ris brought some very pretty bike riding. pieces of wall paper for the chil Sophomore dren to use. One of the members of the so In the opportunity room we are phomore class is Loretta Ernst. making a large picture of the Loretta says that her favorites playground. In nature study we are: movie, “45 Fathers” ; flower, collect stones to study the differ rose; and book, “Lost Horizon.” ent types. We have some new li She likes both bookkeeping and brary books; three bird books and dramatics. She is 5 feet in height a flbwer book. We are beginning a and has brown hair and eyes. She study of the fly and mosquito. was born in November, 1921, in Several people in our room had South Bend, Indiana. If you hear articles in this issue of the little “ why so” that is one saying that newspaper Our bulletin board has is related with Loretta. circus pictures on it now. Junior The second grade is studying This boy, a member of the jun gardening. We have made posters ior class, is 5 feet 11 inches tall of plowing, furrowing and plant with light brown hair and blue ing. eyes. He was born in Decatur, The following names have been Illinois, April 9, 1921. He has al added to the Dental Honor Roll: ways attended B. H. S. His favor Donald O’Bryant,• Franklin Green, ite book is Richard Halliburton's Jane Walters and Wilma Green. “Book of Marvels,” “Treasure This makes nineteen up to date. Island” as a movie, Clark Gable In the third grade the following and the late Jean Harlow are his pupils have been awarded the Pal favorite movie stars. His favorite mer Gold Button: Bobby Swartz, dish is chocolate ice cream. He Rose Brown, Jim Harvel, Lucile likes tulips and his favorite sub Shaner, Janet Hanover, Dorothy ject is commercial arithmetic, Backies, Charles Vergon, Helen “ Oh, yeah!” seems to be his favor Ailsworth, Robert ‘Surch, Dennis ite expression. His hobby is bask Smedley, Shirjey Mitch, Georgine etball and his chief dislike-is run Chain, Norene Fuller, Robert ning in a track meet or in prac Pazder, Kathleen Birong, Lowell tice. This fellow is none other than Kokey and Bonnie Young. t Adolph Rauch. In art we are making original Senior flower designs. We have some very Iris Dalrymple was born June attractive patterns. .!■ IS, 1920, three miles south of Bu Melvin Backus, Lemont Renter- chanan. She attended a country genn, Georgine Chain and Charles t school before entering B. H. S. for Vergon are painting large posters j her freshman year. Among her from' their small gardening pic I favorites are:; book, “Speedy”; tures.-' . .movie, “Tovarich” ; movie stars, In Miss Ekstrom's room the {"Claudette Colbert and Tyrone class has finished a groui)'of paint ; Power; flower, tulips; dish, potato ings called "Going to Work.” The i salad. Her favorite subject is typ- pictures portray both' industrial | ing. Her favorite expression or by- life and farm life. The theme was i word is “Wow." Just listen to her taken from pictures by Millet and I for a While and you jvill hear her Van Goglr. ; say it. Her hobby is day dreaming The class is making a collection and she dislikes prevaricators. Iris of building materials used ih mak is five feet three inches tall and ing a house. The boys are building has brown hair and brown eyes. and landscaping a dwelling house. The girls are collecting ideas for SECRET COMMITTEE furnishing a home. In geography the fifth grade is The committees for the prom studying the Spanish influence up decided to have a secret commit on South America. tee to fix dates for those who arc Kenneth Mitchell and Wilfred bashful or otherwise. Those who Blake in Miss Qniekel’s third want to have a date should see grade have started to color large Miss Krebs for information. If the posters on transportation. student body will cooperate we Miss Ream’s sixth grade are feel we can help those who want continuing their unit on Japan. to gO. ' v — The children, are making individ ual maps showing the occupation!: BIOLOGY TRIP of Japan. Miss Henry gave the girls : in Mr. Langer’s three biology Mrs. Heim's second grade a new classes went on a trip to Clear jumpthg rope. There arc 18 girls Lake Monday, May 2, Every one and only 6 boys in this room, so met at the east door of the school the girls are letting the boys jump building at about 5:30 A. M; Many rope too and all enjoy the recess period. rode “ bikes” while others drove cars. After arriving at the lake, various kinds of birds were look LIBRARY RECORD FOR ed for for two hours. After retun THE MONTH OF APRIL ing fom the bird hunt, breakfast H lstqry------65 Mall Orders Delivered Anywhere Was eaten with great relish. Two Biography ------45 Science ______— — — -38 ill Michigan Without Additional hours were taken to hunt bugs af Cost. ter breakfast. (Several went swim Travel and adventure ------36 Useful a r t s ------—------30 YOUR MONEY BACK ming after the-,bug' hunt and oth Uf VOU CAN BUY’ FOR LESS Literature----- .—— ------27 ers rested until time to leave. 11 within 90 days you can buy the same rTliey left the lake at about 11:00 Fine a r t s ------— 10 Or oven similar merchandise any place SEND NO GASH A . M. The students on the trip Social science,--:——.------— 1 lh Indiana for less-than,you have al COUPON MUST BE MAILED BEFORE MIDNIGHT were surprised and sorry to hear Magazines------—------1 ready paid us for it W0 shull imtwedlate- SATURDAY, M AY 14th, o f the tecident o f ohe of the stud ly, and Cheerfully refund' the difference, SOUTH BEND 326 SO. MICHIGAN STREET, PHONE 3-8201 ents, Htrmina Suit, While going to Total non-fiction------• 246 J .A. Little, Magr. the meeting place for the hike. Total fiction ------,— 449
\ PAGE SIX $ h e b e r r h b n co tiim r r e c o r d THURSDAY, M AY 12, 1938 ,,|!|ii.|;i I'.i in-.' l i*.’-. 'A J !. Fruit Harvesters Clark Analyzes John C. Dick, deceased. Edgar A, FOR FAMILY ALBUM? Willard having filed in said Court Are Relief Problem Company Finances his final administration account, classified ads and his petition praying for the (Continued from Page 1) allowance thereo'f and for the as CLASSIFIEDS—Minimum charge (Continued from page 1) WHEN YOUR EYES need glasses. signment and distribution of the 25c for 5 lines or less, 3 issues concur in a resolution passed twice what ,4t earned. This was C, L. Stretch, the Optometrist, Chufch o f the .Brethren Mr. Con Kelley and Mrs. Glenn residue of said estate, 50c, cash in advance.- 10c addi Thursday night by the county possible because o f a surplus at Root's News Depot every Haslett superintendents. It is Ordered, That said 31st d a y . tional on charge accounts. welfare commission. Mrs. Storms' Charles A. Light, Minister from past earnings. Thursday. ■ tfc. Morning worship 11 a, m. Of of May A. D. 1938, at ten o’clock CARD OF THANKS, minimum motion was carried by the super 10:00 a. m. Sunday School, During the period the company in tile forenoon, at said Probate charge, 60c. We guarantee to exterminate Bed visors. Fred Hagley, superintendent. fertory number, piano-organ duet, paxu a total of $13,238,000 in Office, be and is hereby appointed Bugs, Roaches, Termites and all 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. Voix Celeste, by Mrs. A. L. The welfare commission pre /wages and salaries to employees for examining and allowing said FOB SALE other pests. Estimates free. Sermon by minister. Hambnn and Mrs. T. Rice, Ser sented a three-point program. It In me cities and towns where account and hearing said petition; Write Exterminators, 143 Pipe mon subject, ‘‘The Fourfold Life suggested that: and Aldersgate,” by Rev. Thos. the plants are located. Taxes of It is Further Ordered, That pub SCRATCH PADS—Suitable for stone St., Benton Harbor, Mich. St. Anthony's Roman Catholic 1. Responsibility for the care Rice. $1,073,000 were paid. lic notice thereof be given by pub use in the home, office or at 18t7p. Church of such out of state workers be Evening worship 7:30 p. m. A During the six-year period the lication o f a copy of this order, for school, 10c lb. package, The Father John R. Bay, Pastor SEWER HOOK-UP:— All sewer placed directly on those who pro Candle Lighting service will be company took in $39,494,000 from three successive weeks previous Record Co. 39tf. hook-up materials furnished and vide housing facilities and camp Mass every second and fourth to said day of hearing, in the Ber Sunday at 10 a. m.; every first given by members of the King's sales of products, and new cap work guaranteed. FREE ESTI ing grounds for them. rien County Record a newspaper FOR SALE:— One hundred acres, Herald group. ital to the amoung o f $700,01)0 MATES! Our low prices will third and fifth Sunday at 8 a. m. printed and circulated in said o l oom house and bath, new ten 2. Fruit growers retain enough Oronoko worship at 9 a. m„ from stockholders, borrowing amaze you. Appointments made County. • ant house, electric light and from the harvesters’ earnings to Dayton im. E. CnurcJi Sunday school following. $700,000 which remained unpaid through W. J. Miller Lumber MALCOLM IIATFIELD, power, two large barns, cement pay their transportation back C. J, Sneii, Pastor Monday evening at 5:30 the at me end of the six years. In Co., or phone Niles 5U8-W. Judge of Probate. floored outhouses, fence and home at the end of the harvest High School group co-operative round figures Mr.- Clark’ placed 13tfc. 2 o’clock in the afternoon, cburcb (SEAL) A true copy. Elsie Krajci, cross fence, running water in ing season. lervlces. dinner. Lorraine Morley leader the cash intake at $40,000,000, Register of Probate. pasture, can be had with stock LAWN MOWERS, Knives and 3. Health officers investigate 2:45, Sunday School. of the discussion. which was distributed as follows: over $13,000,000 in wages and and tools if desired. Immediate Shears sharpened. All work unsanitary living conditions “ Saints are not accidental. The Possession of a camera by a for 1st insertion Apr. 28; last May 1j! possession. E. C. Wonderlich. guaranteed. Carl Remington, among the transient fruit har L. D. S. Church reading of God’s word, medita salaries; move than $2,000,000 to eigner in Japan is almost tanta STATE OF MICHIGAN, Tile Pro 15tfc. 123 Days Ave; 15t9c. vesters, and close living quarters 10:00 a. m . Sunday School, tion, prayer and the practice of enlarge the plant, oyer $1,000,000 mount to conviction of espionage, bate Court for tile County of considered detrimental to public self-forgetting, Christ centered to tile government, a net o f $1,- but tilings are different in United 1 REWARD for the present address 11:00 a. m. Preaching service. Berrien. FOR SALE:—Horses and young health. service is the only road to Chris 000,000 to the stockholders, and States possessions, as may be At a session of said Court, held | and employment of Paul S. Dia 7:30 p. m. Preaching service. stock. Mr. Chris Shaw, Dayton, The county’s relief situation tian greatness." the balance for ram materials, judged by this photograph which mond, formerly of Detroit, Regular prayer meeting at 7:30 at the Probate Office in the city of Michigan. 17t3p. has been aggravated this spring, general overhead expense in the shows an official Japanese naval St. Joseph in the said County, on I Michigan. Service Loan Com- p. m. each Wednesday evening. it was reported, by a larger in shops, selling expense, and mis photographer shooting everything at the 19th day of April, A. D. 1938. FOR SALE:—10 acres, half in I pany, 11410 E. Jefferson, De flux of southerners who usually cellaneous items. sight during a visit of bis ship to Present, Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, peaches and berries, new barn, Church of Christ troit, Mich. 19t6p. work on fruit farms through the A significant figure furnished the harbor of Honolulu, Hawaii. Judge of Probate. electric line. Will take used car Sunday school superintendent, HOLLYWOOD summer. A t the end of the sea by Mr. Clark is the fact that $6,- in the Matter of the Estate of WANTED:—Work at well drilling Leland Paul; primary superintend A VOUNG GIRL’S FANCY in payment. Price $800.- Mile son, Without sufficient funds for 000 in capital is required to fur Eliga J. Gifford, deceased. and repairing. See or call Orval ent; Mrs. John Kooos. To Marvin Stephens ,the bad Mirrors Of Polished Metal east of Glendora. Inquire Forrest nish work for each employee It appearing to the court that Hamer at the Redbud Fruit transportation back to their 10:00 a, m. Bible School. The Romans used mirrors of pol Kool, Wagner road opposite boy of “Borrowing Trouble,” goes $4,000 ip plant and equipment, the lime for presentation of claims Farm. Phone 7111FU. 19t3c. homes, they become county wel 11:00 a .m. Morning worship the distinction of being Jane ished metal, generally of copper, Gardner school. 19tlp. $1,000 in work to progress thru against said estate should be fare charges, it was said. and Communion service. Withers’ first “■crush." on the mixed with tin, zinc or other ma FOB BENT the shop, and $1,000 in working limited, and that a time and place: FOR SALE:—Tomato plants, egg Dr, John Perrin, Watervliet, 11:00 a. m. Junior Church screen. The mischievous little miss terials. Occasionally they were sil capital. - be appointed to receive, examine plants, pepper plants. 409 Moc FOR RENT—Pleasant furnished chairman of the county welfare Marie Montgomery, Supt. is growing fast and in "Check vered or gilded. In shape, they were Analysis shows that each dol round, square or oval. During the and adjust all claims and demands casin ave. S. Roti. 19tlp. apartment, 4 rooms and bath. commission, told the supervisors ers," her new Twentieth Century- 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor. later period of Roman history, against said deceased by and be Ample closet, screen in porch. that in many oases the harvesters 7 :30 p. m. Evening Worship. lar of plan income is distributed Fox picture coming Friday and heavy silver mirrors often had dec-: fore said, court: FOR SALE:—Ice refrigerator. 411 Very reasonable terms to right will save some money, and hire a as follows: wages and salaries Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. Saturday, she plays a vivid dra prated handles, the backs engraved It is Ordered, That creditors of ■ East front St. 19tlp. party. Call at 107 N. Detroit truckeij to bring them to the prayer meeting. matic role, 38c; material, power, etc., 57c; Michigan fruit belt. Upon their plant expansion 5c; taxes 2 L c; with mythological , characters. said deceased are required to pre FOR SALE:—Petoskey, and Kata- St. 14-tfc Glass mirrors backed with mercury sent their claims to said court at arrival they have no money to re Bethel Temple JOE STEPS AROUND profit 2tie. bas seed potatoes, Manuel Con FOR RENT:—Furnished rooms 'Twenty years ago the average or paint were not invented until said Probate Office on or before turn, and no money to support Rev. Gladys Dick, Pastor Joe E. Brown, whose latest the Fourteenth century. rad. 19tlp. for light housekeeping. Newly themselves until they And work, production employee in the Clark the 0th day of September A. D. 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. comedy, Columbia’s “Wide Open 1938, at ten o’clock in the fore- a decorated. All modern. No chil he said. Equipment company Worked a Choice Hereford Steers and Heif 11:00 a. id. Morning Worship. Faces” will he shown as the dren. Telephone 320 or call at 59-hour week, and received ap Name Owen Has Two Origins noon, said time and place being/ ers 300 lbs. up. All T. B. and The board adopted a resolution 7 :30 p. m. Evangelistic Service. companion feature to "Checkers,” 607 S. Oak St. 19tlc. proximately 35c an hour, or a to The name Owen has two origins hereby appointed for the examine Bangs tested. Truck or carloads, offered by Supervisor Loomis K. Mid-week Services Thursday has created some new and novel Lion and. adjustment of all claims tal of approximately $2.0,65 per and two meanings,: Its Celtic mean your sort, uniform in size, Pric FOR RENT:—21 % acres of land, Preston, St. Joseph, which order evening, Bible Study. rountines for his dancing se and demands against said deceas week when fully employed. Now ing is “young warrior" and the Lat ed to sell. Buy direct from own cash or on shares. Phone 476. ed that if the harvesters come to Saturday night, Young Peoples quences in the picture. No novice ed. ■ a fully employed worker gets an in one, “ well born." The name is a er. G. W. Dooley, Birmingham, 19tlc. Berrien county without promised service. at hoofing, the comedian was con It :is Further Ordered, That pub average of\65c per hour for a favorite with the Welsh. Owen Glen- Iowa. 19tlp. jobs and locations, that Sheriff sidered one of the best dancers on dower (d. about 141G) was the last lic notice thereof be given by pub FOR RENT—5-rooms, furnished, 40-hour week, or approximately Charles L. Miller be instructed to The Presbyterian Church Broadway in the days when he ap independent prince of Wales, before lication of a copy o f this order for FOR SALE:—Clark-Jewell gas or unfurnished, $8 per month $26.00. Yet during this period turn them back at the county Wanzer H. BruneHe, Pastor" peared there in musical comedies. England subdued and absorbed that three successive weeks previous to range. Good shape. One reed jrnone 636. 19tlc the price received for a two-ton line. 10:00 Church School. Hugh Jane Wyman, Lyda Roberti, Ali little country, a consummation said day of hearing, in . the Berrien stroller, good condition. Gerald axle has declined from $190 to The Preston resolution further Pierce, Superintendent.' son Skipworth, Alan Baxter and a •against which he fought. He is a County Record a newspaper printo, Noggle. Route 1. 18t3p. $65. The explanation, in part, is D E A D U. 8 , M ARINE’S advocated the arrest of truck 11:00 Public Worship. The ser large east of favorites is seen in legendary national hero in Wales. ed and circulated in said county. increased productivity of labor FOR SALE:— Sows with pigs and drivers who transport the har mon will be preached by Mr, the picture which was directed by MALCOLM HATFIELD, Alfalfa hay. W. B. Shafer, M ED AL IS P U ZZL E vesters without common carrier Kurt Neumann. through the use of machinery. Judge of Probate. George Hicks, the City Probation 1st insertion May 12; lust May 26 Baroda. Phone 21F2. 18t3c. permits, or to have them give But in spite of this increased pro (SEAL) A true copy. Elsie Krajci, Officer of South Bend, Indiana. His STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro sufficient bonds that they will be subject will be “The Social As “A YANK AT OXFORD’’ ductivity, the payroll of the Clark Register of Probate. z, FOR SALE—All modem 7-room Corps Fails to Find Rightful bate Court for the County of responsible for the sums spent by pects of Christianity.” Robert Taylor’s latest picture, Equipment company, has increas i: home in excellent residential Berrien Claimant to Honor. Berrien county in supporting Thursday at 7:00. Choir rehear “A Yank at Oxford” Will be shown ed from 300 twenty years ago to 1st insertion Apr. 28; last May 12 district, or will trade for small At a session of said Court, held them if they become indigent. ' sal. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. It’s 1300 in normal production, an STATE OB’ MICHIGAN, The Pro 5-room house in Buchanan. Bob’s happiest, scrappiest film at tile Probate Office in the 'city of Washington, D. C.—Three, years A resolution offered by Super Friday at 2:30. The Missionary swering the growth of demand1 bate Court for the County of Phone 63. Mrs. Wm. Bohl, Sr. St, Joseph in said County, on Hit* of search have failed to reveal the visor Charles H. Jackson, St. Jo Society will meet at the home of smash. for their products as a phase of Berrien, 18-t3p 5th day of May 1938. rightful claimant to a Medal of Hon seph township, calling for the Mrs. Otto Sohurr. The leader will the "machine age.” At a session of said Court, held FOLLIES IN TECHNICOLOR Present, Hon. Malcolm Hatfiield, FOR SALE:—Piano, davenport or awarded to Michael Owens, a same method of handling "feder- be Mrs. Ed. Stults and Mrs. L, J. Mr. Clark commented on the at the Probate Office in the cityt of United States marine whose deed “The Goldwyn Follies" coming federal tax situation anti its: im Judge of Probate. • and chair, breakkfast table with al transients” as has been used I Montague will assist the hostess. St. Joseph in the said County, on of valor won him the decoration Wednesday and Thursday is a plications to business as follows: In the Matter of the Estate of 6 chairs, .sewing machine, china the past three months, was ap- Saturday at 9:00. Troop No. 3 of Laura Lufkin, deceased. Charles the 26th day of April A. D. 1938. more than a half century ago. Since technicolor picture featuring your “It should be understood that cabinet, end table, book cases, proved. Under this plan, the the Girl Scouts. V$, Landis having .filed in said Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, 1934. the Marine corps has sought in Saturday at 10:30. Troop No. 2 old friends Bergen and Charlie the . Government has no money ; Judge of Probate. beds, dresSers, dishes,-fruit jam- 'vain'td-find someone who could es county assumes a share of e x Court his final administration ac of the Girl Scouts. McCarthy. This picture is rated as tnat is to say, no real money. It In the Matter of the Estate oi Cheap. Alberta Root. 18tf tablish a. legitimate claim to the pense in caring for relief cases count, and his petition praying for Monday at 4:00. Troop No. 1 of one of the best extraveganzas of can obtain money by borrowing William Willis Treat, deceased. award. which are not eligible to become the allowance thereof and for the FOR SALE — Household goods. the. Girl Scouts. 1938, or by taxing, but the money Marcus Treat having filed in said For years the medal and certain residents o f townships or cities. assignment^and distribution of the Mrs. James Boone, 205 Berrien which it obtains by one of those court his petition praying that the papers relative to the hero were lost The board approved the pur Monday at 7 :00. Troop No. 80 of residue of said estate, street. Phone 366. 18t3p methods just passes through the administration of said estate be in the archives of the Navy depart chase of a resuscitator machine, the Boy Scouts. It is Ordered, That said 6th day Tuesday at 1:00. The May Lun U. S. Treasury. The U, S. gov granted to Aietha Treat or to WANTED ment. No one knew just how the at a total cost not to exceed of June A. D. 1938, at ten o’clock medal got there, since Owens had 5450. The machine will be kept cheon of the Home Service at the ernment should be as careful in in the forenoon, at said Probate some other suitable person, and his petition praying that said court W ANTED: — Lawn mowers to been discharged by a medical board at the sheriff’s office, and will be Church. Committee Chairman, Currier School looking after its finances that is Office, be and is hereby appointed Mrs. W. H. Brunelle. Cost of adjudicate and determine who sharpen. Saws to file. Also gen in 1888 and died two years later. used in drowning, asphyxiation Mr. Geo. Hassey of New Carl to say, the finances of all the for examining and allowing said were at the time of his death the eral carpenter work. Fred Two or three persons have claimed and accident eases where artifi luncheon, 35c, , isle, Ind., died Sunday night. He people—as an individual or a bus account and hearing said petition; Wright, 206 South Portage St. the medal, but furnished no con Wednesday at 4:00.' Brownies. was a friend of Mr. W. Burks, inessman should be in looking af It is Further Ordered. That pub legal heirs of said deceased and cial respiration is required. entitled to inherit the real estate Phone 541J. 19t3p. vincing proof of their kinship with The board moved to accept ah Mr. Hall had a cow that died ter his finances. Taxation should lic notice thereof be given by pub Christian Science'Churches of which said deceased died seiz Owens. . invitation extended by James H. Sunday night just as it was going be of a kind which permits the lication of a copy of this order, for DRESS MAKING: — Children’s ed. It is known that Owens was born Pound, secretary of the Blossom "Mortals and Immortals’’ will be to be fresh. people to have incomes. In oth three successive weeks previous to clothing a specialty. Phone 393 in New York city in 1837 and joined It is Ordered, That the 23rd day Festival, to ride in the Floral the subject of the Lesson-Sermon Mr. and Mrs. Frank Straub er words, the U. S. government is said day of hearing, in the Ber Mrs. J. J. Hickey, 318. Liberty the Marine corps in 1865, after hav of May A. D. 1938, at ten o’clock parade on Saturday, May 14. in all Christian Science churches visited his mother, Sunday. in just the same position as oui rien County Record a newspaper Ave. 18t3c. ing served'as a soldier during the Company in that it must keep its in the forenoon, at said probate Supervisor Ray Neary, support throughout the world on Sunday, •Currier school will go to Payton printed and circulated in said Civil war. The meager details of M ay'15. ' church to practice Wednesdaay stockholders and customers satis County. office, be anil is hereby appointed WANTED TO RENT:—Furnished ed by Supervisor Emil Ruff, Ben for hearing said petitions; his citation, read: '“While serving • The Golden Text, (I Cor. 15:48): morning. fied— which means keep them MALCOLM HATFIELD, cottage at Clear Lake by the aboard the U. S. S. Colorado; cap ton Harbor, moved that the It is B’urther Ordered, That pub “As is the earthy, such are they Currier School and Dayton prosperous. Our taxes in 1937 Judge of Probate season. Phone 36 or address ture of Korean forts, June 11, 1871; board allot an additional $100 to also that are earthy : and as is the school will present the program at were double our taxes in 1936 (SEAL) A true copy. Elsie Krajci, lic notice thereof be given by pub Lock Box 133. L. C. Rogers fighting hand to hand with enemy the Blossom Festival. The re lication of a copy of this order, heavenly, such are they also that the Community Program at Day- and our taxes in 1936 were dou Register of Probate. Niles, Michigan. 19t3p. and badly woundfed.” quest was voted down, 49 to 7. once each week for three succes are heavenly.’* ton church, Wednesday evening. ble our taxes in 1935. This means It is probable that the Medal of The festival asked a $1:,000 ap WANTED TO BUY— Beef cattle, Am ong the Bible citations is Currier school will hold open sive weeks previous to said day of Honor and another medal, issued to that our taxes are increased 'very; beef hides and beef fat. Dan propriation this year, and was this passage (Phil. 3:13, 14:) house Tuesday evening, May 17 to '1st insertion May 12; last May 26 hearing; in the Berrien County members of the Grand Army of the granted $400 at the April session very rapidly. We should not ob Record a newspaper printed and Merson’s Market. 48tfc “Brethren, I count not myself to exhibit work done during the year. ject to that so long as we can op STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro Republic, which were found in the of the board three weeks ago. circulated in said county. : , have apprehended: but this one erate satisfactorily and stay -in bate Courl tor Hie County of FOR SALE:—New house trailer navy archives, were sent there fol Mr. Neary argued that benefits ‘ MALCOLM HATFIELD, . * thing I do, forgetting those things Coveny School business, but we do have a right Berrien completely equipped to accomo lowing Owens’ death in the belief derived to the entire county from Judge of Probate. that some relative might establish' which are behind, and reaching W e expect to finish reviewing to ask that taxes be levied in At a session of said Court, held date four. One third discount. Blossom Week and the festival’s (SEAL) A true copy. Elsie Krajci, a legitimate claim to them. No forth unto those things which are all our studies this-week and next such a way as not to put us out at tile Probate Office in the city of Also two ♦able model radios. need for funds were points in Register of Probate. one yet has done so. before, I press toward the mark week we shall begin our examina of business. The tax which the St. Joseph in said County, on the Carl L. Bean, 118 W. Front St. favor of an additional appropria The action at Korea, however, for the prize of the high calling of tions. government levied last year on 5th day of May 1938. 1st insertion Apr. 28; last May 12 19tlp. tion. makes one of the most brilliant God in Christ Jesus.” The following students are prac corporate earnings which are not Present, Hon, Malcolm Hatfiield, STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro FOR SALE:- -Boat. Inquire 127 chapters in the history of the old Correlative passages to be read ticing baseball because we have a distributed is a very vicious tax. Judge of Probate. bate Court for the County of from the Christian Science text Oak street. 19t3c. United States navy. A punitive ex Surgeons Prevent Woman game scheduled for next Wednes It forces dividend payments In the Matter of the Estate of Berrien. pedition was launched against the book, “Science and Health with Ida M. Lufkin, deceased. Charles day afternoon at 3 o’clock at the greater than is conservative in At a session of said Court, held FOR SALE;—Furnace. Inquire Koreans after they had treacherous Key to the Scriptures,’’ by Mary Colvin school, Forrest Pletcher, VV. Landis having filed in said From Turning Into Man times of prosperity and: it pre at the Probate Office in the city of ■ 303 Cecil Ave. 19t2p. ly fired upon American vessels in Baker Eddy, include the following George Rose, Barbara Huston, Court his final administration ac San Francisco.—The University of vents dividend payments in. times St, Joseph in the said: County, on the Salee river. Fort after fort was (p. 248); “We must form perfect Clara Hartline, Charlotte Lath- count, .and his petition praying for NOTICE:—Honor Jack Knight j California hospital announced that of depression. Thus it works the 22nd day of April, A. D. 1938. captured by the bluejackets and a rare operation has restored the models in thought and look at rope, Donald Dunbar, Charles the allowance thereof and for' the Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, and Dick Pears by air mail hardship on Stockholders and it marines until the enemy finally normal feminine appearance and them continually, Or we shall nev JaCkem, Rueben Altergott, Willis assignment and distribution of the Judge of Probate. letters Air Mail Week, May discourages them from: furnish capitulated. characteristics of a sixty-one-year- er carve them oUt in grand and Naragon, Reinholdt Altergott and residue of said estate, , In the Matter of the Estate of 15-21. 19tlc. ing new capital to the business. old San Francisco woman who had noble lives.” Robert Pletcher. It is Ordered, That said 6th day Raymond R. Hickok, deceased. It also prevents the Company MISCELLANEOUS Brought Bananas in 1516 been threatened with “ transforma Some of the students expect to of. June A. D. 1938, at ten o'clock It appearing to the court that Bananas were first brought to the tion” into a man. Evangelical Church visit the Rural schools parade at from using a part of its earnings in the forenoon, at said Probate the time for presentation of claims . NOTICE:—F/onor Jack Knight Western hemisphere in 1516 by the The operation', the hospital said, C. A. Sanders, Minister St, Joseph this Thursday after in good times to build up and de Office, be and is hereby appointed against said-estate should be limit and Dick Pears by air mail monk, Fra Toma's de Berlanga. necessitated removal of an arrheno- Bible School at 10 a. m. Mr. noon. velop its business. If that tax for examining1 and allowing said ed, and that-'a time and place be ‘ letters Air Mail Week, May However, it was riot until 1880 that blastoma, or masculinizing tumor. Harry Surch, superintendent. Miss had been in effect during the 30 account and hearing said petition; appointed to receive, examine and 15-21. 19tlc. bananas were shipped to the Amer Prior to 1931, medical history had Betty Miller, secretary. We have years in which we have been de It is Further Ordered, That pub adjust all claims and demands not recorded a similar case. ican market by steamship, teachers and classes for ali ages of Streamlined Hogs'Are veloping, this Company would lic notice thereof be given by pub against said deceased by and be The woman has informed the hos children. not exist today. The $4,000,000 lication of a copy of this order, for fore said court: pital that she no longer finds it nec Morning worship. Prelude Mrs. New Farm Development which your Company paid out in three successive weeks previous It is Ordered, That creditors of’ essary to shave.' Her general health Salaries and wages in last year - is satisfactory. John Fowler. Invocation. Scrip to said day of hearing, in the Ber said deceased are required to pre- - IT’S DANGEROUS ture and prayer. Sermon theme: Washington.—United States De $2,000,000 in Buchanan alone .- rien County Record a newspaper sent their claims to said court at Summer partment of Agriculture scientists to operate your automobile with worn out winter Police Station Robbed “ Christ Claims Man for the High would not have been paid; The printed and circulated in said said Probate Office on or before motor oil in the crankcase. er Life.’’ now are trying to breed a special $425,000 which this Company paid County. the 6th day of September A. D. Brisbane.—When a prisoner on streamlined variety of hog which remand escaped from the police sta Evening service. Adult League, in taxes last year would not have MALCOLM HATFIELD, 1938, at ten o'clock in the fore Spring DRAIN NOW—Motor Car Manufacturers and Young Peoples League at will give only medium cuts of pork. been paid. Last year our taxes Judge of Probate. noon, said time and place being, tion at Babinda, the whole of the A few years ago, the short, dumpy recommend it! PROTECT your motor car 6:30 p. m. (SEAL) A true copy. Elsie Krajci, hereby appointed for the examina Small town’s police force was mo variety was most favored, but to-, amounted to 10c , per hour on all investment by getting “ SAVE YOUR Sermon at 7:30. This will be the Register of Probate. tion and adjustment of all claims bilized to hunt for him. They didn’t day, when relatively small hams hourly-paid employees." last service in this Conference and demands against said deceaa-. MOTOR” service at our station. find the prisoner, but when they re and much bacon «are wanted, a me Fall turned to the police station they yean. ed. We have complete drain facilities— you dium-sized hog is most economical United States Owns Many Islands found that it had been robbed of Prayer service Thursday eve to raise. 1st insertion May 5; last May 19 It is Further Ordered, That pub have your choice of ISO-VIS, POLARINE, $ 100. ning. Mr. T. E. VaaEvery leader. The number of islands owned by STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro lic notice thereof be given, by pub Starting with Danish Landrace the United States outside the boun STANOLIND or QUAKER STATE Motor On Friday, May 13, there will be hogs imported recently for the pur bate Court for the County of lication o f a copy of this order for Winter Oil. Rattlesnake Stew a meeting at 2 o’clock in the lec daries of the United States proper Berrien. three successive weeks previous to pose, it is hoped to develop hog is estimated at more than 9,000. Pueblo, Colo. — Roasted and ture room of the Evangelical strains that will give lean hams At a session of said Court, held said day o f hearing, in the Berrien It will be a pleasure to serve you. Stewed rattlesnake was the piece de- Church to plan fo r the vacation "Island’’ is not easy to define as at the Probate Office in the city of County Record a newspaper print and loins, with a good proportion frequently the larger oceanic is resistance at a dinner here. Bible school. of bacon also. St. Joseph in said County, off the ed and circulated in said county. ’ lands are surrounded by innumer 3rd day Of May 1938. MALCOLM HATFIELD, ANDERSON STANDARD SERVICE able islets. There are about 7,000 Methodist Episcopal Church Present, Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, Judge of Probate. Portage and Front Sts. Phone 87 •»1UB uo ^[jedpuiad saAt{ $aq$ (eui Eagles May Live a Century in the‘Philippine archipelago alone (SEAL) A true copy. Elsie Krajci, WASHING and GREASING •(U# (EUinpOU B t[ SpBApjB? 3 q i Thomas Rice, Pastor Eagles have been known to live a which have an area of one-tenth of Judge of Probate. Register of Probate. sjuy uo SOAn SfrtApSBV Sunday school 10 a. m., with century. ’ a square mile or more each. In the Matter of the Estate of ■ ii ■i . / r • / f *
i ) ji. THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1938 BERRlSltf TjOUN^Y RECORD P A C E s e V e ^I
called at the Gilbert Bromley and quite ill for tile past we'ek, is ihiicti attehded services at the Christian family, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Brom Proud. • er. Potter and daughtei’3, Mr. and Founded City of Cleveland ley, Mr. and Mrs" Bill Bros ley, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patroff, Mr. Mrs. Marvin Shank, Mr. and Mrs. Dalonberg* homes, Thursday eve better at this writing. church at Glendora, Sunday. Moses Cleaveland, founder of the Bakertown News Mrs. Bromley received a telephone and Mrs. Edward Gomoll, Chicago William Srmek and son, Mr. Chas. ning! Mrs, John Henry iiest entertain Mr, dames Hanover and Herbert city of Cleveland, Ohio, came from were week-end guests o f Mr. and Braje, Jr., Wanda and Lorma Mr. and Mrs. William Srmek ed 14 little children Saturday af Haas were in Niles on business, call from her son, Gordon from a distinguished family In Yorkshire, Mrs. John Henry Best. Those Potter and Gladys Hartline of Mrs. Laura Mittan and daugh and son, and Chas. Braje, Galien ternoon honoring her daughter, Saturday, Toledo, Ohio. England. As time went on, the name! spending Sunday were Mr. and Galien; Albert and Vera Sirovlca ter, Eleanor, Benton Harbor, call were Wednesday evening callers Haney'S 6th birthday. Nancy re Mr. arid Mrs. Ouo Svjda of New Jack IJost nus purchased a pony was Variously spelled Clehland, Mrs.' Fred Marrs and family, Mr. of Caasopolis. ed on Mrs. Mable Bromley, Thurs at the Louis Srmek home. ceived a humber Of beautiful arid Buffalo, Were guests of Mr, and for his children. Cliffland, Cleivelqnd, CleaVeland, and Mrs. Lester Martin and fam day evening of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bauman were din useful gifts. M fi, dames fiahover, Sunday. Mrs. Edna Dalenberg spent Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dalenberg and finally Cleveland. Mrs. Louis Proud and Mrs. Bud ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mr. arid Mrs, ifccbmc Sebasty Mr. arid Mrs. Gleriri Rushower, Mother’s Day with her mother, ily. and family attended family night Those spending ountiay wl .h Mr. Proud and daughter, Jo Anna, Bu Duis, Sunday. were dirifler guest3 of their soft,, Mrs. M. E. Gilbert, and Patricia Mrs. Florence Upscn at South Polybius Was A Greek and Mrs. Louis Srmek were Mr. at the I. O .0. F. Hall Tuesday chanan, called at the Gilbert and Miss Anna Srmek of Galieri Ralph arid family, Sunday. Delllngdr, were in Niles Saturday Bend. Polybius, the historian,, was a and Mrs. Walter Horvath and fam night. Joseph Proud home, Thursday spent Wednesday of last week Ralph Sebasty attended a Hbl- fbfehodri. . Mr. and Mrs. Morris Phillips Greek, born in Arcadia about £05 ily, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Srmek and forenoon. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. steiri meeting arid banquet at Those spending Mbther’S Day and family spent Sunday after B. C., but he lived for a long time family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Zorie Charcoal has for ages been the Mrs. Frank Dodge and daugh Three Oaks, Monday evening. at 'the Fred Bromley home Were noon and evening with Mrs. Phil in Rome and wrote Roman as well Louis Srmek. • all of Chicago; Mr. and Mrs. Fost- staple fuel of Japan. ter, Allene, and Mrs. Norma Allis Mrs. Loui^ Srmek, win* ha3 been Mrs. Dale Hanover and children Mr. and Mrs. AJbert Herman and lip’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph as Greek history.
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v 4 A THURSDAY, MAY 12,193£ PAGE. EIGHT THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD of the Hollywood Theatre for May hotel. The tables were decorated Altar and Kosary Dinner i Hotair Furnaces in Huts reveals that the month is high in for the occasion with white sweet The Alter and Rosary society of ] Every Inch a Champion In Korea, a land of one-storied i peas and white carnations. A St. Anthony's will bold its semi- • entertainment value, possibly pre mud huts thatched with white straw, | three-tier wedding cake was serv- annual potluelc dinner in the j senting more, headliners in film- one is astonished to discover that j ed. The happy couple left immedi- church parlor at noon Wednesday. ‘ Aom than any preceding month in the primitive natives long ago antic i ately for a short wedding trip. May 18, with a uusiness meeting the past year. ipated the hotair furnace. For fire The bride was graduated from following the dinner. Miss Sonja Helnie, tops in draw is built at one end of each hut but for | Buchanan high school with the ing power and financial rating cooking and the heat is carried un i class o f 1933, and has been em-i vv. Ii. A. Banquet ’ wheeled breathlessly over the sil der the house through a system of pipes and flues to the log chimney at I ployed until recently in the Clark | The .Women's Benefit Associa- ver screen (is it really silver?! the the opposite end. Doris Campbell Weds ing used. Mrs. Rice played "I Love I offices. Mr. Hanlin was graduated! tlon held a Mothers and Daugh- first three nights of the present Philip Hanlin Friday i You Truly’’ and ’’Oh Promise Me" | from Buchanan high school in ! ters banquet at their hall last week in "Happy Landing." And on Miss Doris Campbell, daughter I through ceremony. The principals | 1932 and from Wabash college in ; night, with Mrs. Clara Morey of the two last nights of last week were attended by Miss Helen Mog- A River of Mrs. m ; H. Campbell, 110 South ; 1936. He is now employed in the j Benton harbor as guest of honor. appeared "O f Human Hearts,” A river is any natural stream of fcrd of Cleveland, O., as brides Portage, was united in marriage ’ Clark Equipment company offices. ’ s , rated among the all-time highs in fresh water, larger than a broolt or maid and John Strayer ai best to Philip Hanlin son o f M. L. Han- t film presentation of American his creek, which flows in a well-defined I man. The bride was attired in a T‘leL arTB ,at h?me. Ul their friwu,s Attend Lodge Conference lin, 113 Clark, in a pretty home j at 103 Lqke street. About thirty - members of the i torical scenes. channel. Usually It discharges Into (.eremony at the home of the ■ gown of navy blue sheer with pink another and larger body of water— , accessories, and carried a bouquet ‘ ~ ‘ local Kebekan and Odd Fellow Charlie McCarthy and his stooge, bride's mother at 4 p. m. Friday. I Edgar Bergan, tops In laugh-mak the ocean, a lake, or another river. Mrs. W. A. Rice played Lohen- j| o f lilies of the valley and pink Pres. Home Service ! lodee3 ^tended the state confer- ers, are billed twice during May, grin’s Wedding March as the 1, roses. The bridesmaid wore a Gives Annual May T ea:imce at Benton Harbor lhursclay evening. The Kebekahs met at the including the presentation last couple came down the stairway : gown of brown sheer with pink Hotel Vincent and the Odd Fel night and tonight of the one-reel into a living room beautifully dec- l accessories and carried a bouquet The Home Service department lows at the Armory. The Detroit "Two Books in a Balloon” and in Something to tra.ed with spring flowers. The | o f p'nk roses. Only the immediate of the Presbyterian church will families attended. hold its first annual luncheon in Rebckah and Odd Fellow teams "Gcldwyn Follies.” | WHISTLE words o f the marriage ritual were were present to exemplify the pronounced by Rev. W, IT. Bill At 5:30 p. m. a wedding dinner the dining room of the church a: Then there’s that all-time favor ABOUT! 1 p, m. Tuesday, May 17. Follow-; degree work, ite, Will Rogers, appearing In a nel*. tlie single ring ceremony be- j was served at the Four Flags j / jf Pail ing the luncheon Mrs. Rose Burk-; * ' presentation of “ County Chair ett of Benton Harbor will review j Upstreaniers Class From the tip of his nose to the tip of his tall, Daro of Maridor, 11- man’'May 25 and 26. I Current J k / O & '£ £' ■ month-old engllsh setter, is a champion. He was judged the best dog of two one-act plays. All of the w o -, The Upstfearners Bible Class And'that’s not all for there will Earnings of rates the sixty-second annual dog show of the Westminster Kennel club at men of the church are invited to of the Evangelical church held a be Joe E, Brown, Jimmy Durante, 45 Y ears of Dependability! be present and to bring their social and business meeting last Madison Square Garden, New York. Handler Charles Palmer is shown with him. The dog is owned by D, W, Ellis of East Longmeadow, Mass. the Ritz Brothers, Robert Taylor friends. The committee includes night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. and other headliners in romance (y e s ... • • Mrs. W . H. Bruneile, Mrs. Arthur I. N. Barnhart. and comedy, not a one of them Allen, Mrs. Frederic Smith, Mrs. i * * * Cooking Demonstration set-ups in any entertainment bill John Russell, Mrs. Harold Stark, j Mothers Day Dinner The Ladies Aid of the Church Odd Fellow Barn Auto Insurance Rates Have Increased of fare. BLN. SCHRAM, Representative Miss Alice Herring ,Mrs, Marion ■ Mrs. Nancy Lyon bad as her of Christ will sponsor a tea and Dance is Success Surls, Mrs. Mack Widmoyer, Mrs. j guests at dinner Mother’s Day Mr. a cooking demonstration by a John W. Miller, Mrs. M. J. Con- ■ and Mrs. W. F. Lyon of Dowagiac, representative of the Michigan The Dayton Odd Fellows an WHAT’S THE REASON? verse, Mrs. Hugh Pierce, Mrs. Al-j u. Lyon and son, of Milford, Gas & Electric company at the nounce that they had a crowded vin Scherry, Mrs. Carl Bean, M iss, Ind and charles Lyon of Galien. church basement at 2 p, m. to house for their barn dance at the Did you know that more Americans have been killed Aleta Harner. Tickets may be pur-[ i * ^ day. Chris Shaw hall Friday evening or injured by automobiles than by war? In 1937 38,- chased from any of the committee. ; F. D. I. Club * » » and that the large audience voted 000 lost their lives. Increased loss through collision, j The F. D. I. Club will meet at Honored at Dinner the entertainment a grand success. Stitch ’N Ciiatter Fire and Theft accounts for the rapid rise in insur The employees of the time of About- eighty performers and The Stitch ’N Chatter Sewing!'the Odd. Fellow Club rooms - ... this ance rates. j evening, the following committee fice of the Clark Equipment com contestants were on the stage. The Club will meet this afternoon SELECTED PICTURE PROGRAMS being in charge: Mrs, lena Mit- pany enjoyed a dinner at the three high prizes went to the Call it carelessness if you will but the fact remains the home of Mrs. R. F. Thompson.1 tan, Miss Eleanor Mittan, Mrs. Quinn Waters farm Teusday eve- Three Oaks tap dancers, Jack and FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY that no matter how careful you may be your life and Jean; Miss Irene Zida and Eva To Masonic Banquet Louise Hickok, Mrs. Eifie Hatji- j ning, the occasion honoring Mr. your property are always endangered by the careless Lester Lyons, who was formerly and Evelyn. ness of ethers— so insure today—and insure adequate Messrs. Warren Juhl and Ever- * away’ After the conclusion -of the pro ett Geary attended the Masonic j ;• *':?•' in charge o f the department but NOW PLAYING ENDING THURSDAY ly thru a full coverage policy. is now leaving it, having been gram the Odd Fellows took, the banquet at Watervliet Thursday ( Hosts to Auxiliary eighty performers to their hall and evening. i The American Legion members promoted to the post of treasur er of the company. ■ treated. them, to refreshments of * * * [ entertained the members' of the ice cream and cookies. Net re "EVERYBODY SING” Kare Knot Club 'Legion Auxiliary at the hail Fri- ceipts of nearly $70 were reported E. N. SCHRAM Mrs. Anna Bird will be hostess i day evening. Dr. M. J, Converse Fortnightly Club to the members of the Kare Knot, gave an interesting talk on music, The Fortnightly Pinochle club with ALLEN JONES “ The Insurance Man9* club at dinner at her home .odav. The men served refreshments. met Saturday evening at the To Supply 3 Months home of’ Mrs. and Mrs. Frank JUDY GARLAND Imhoff, winners of honors being at Church of Christ Mrs. Charels Lyddick and Oliver Barnhart. Paul E. Ewing of Batavia, 111., FRIDAY — SATURDAY MAY 13 — M * * has been named supply minister I Lillian .Club at the Church of Christ for three TWO FEATURES THAT ARE TOO GOOD TO MISS months, beginning May 15. His I The Lillian club was entertain sermon for the 11:00 a. m. Sun If Ever a Star and a Story Were Meant for Each ed in the home of Mrs. Eifie day service Will be "Spiritual Other Then This Is The Time! Hathaway Wednesday evening of Strength Renewed.” His theme for last week. Winners of prizes the 7:30 p. m. service next Sunday JANE WITHERS in were Mrs. Lillian Crull, Mrs. M. will be ’’The Uplifted Saviour.” E. Gilbert, Mrs. R. F. Hickok, Mrs. L. Proud, Mrs. Marcia Reams, Mrs. W. B. Rynearson. Mrs. Rynearson is tq be the next "CHECKERS” hostess, June 1. Seniors Vote On * * * ! Second Rig Feature » Having decided to give the Public something new and outstandingly different in outstanding values, Bu- Hollywood Films chanan Merchants will-sell the following described merchandise to the highest bidder on: Family Dinner YEEEEEEE — O O O O W W W! Mr. and Mrs, Richard Kean had “Gold Is Where You Find It” as their guests at dinner Sunday is'Named First; “ In Old It’s JOE E. BROWN in their children, Mrs. Arthur Seil- Chicago” Second SATURDAY, MAY 21, at 8:30 p. m heimer and husband and spli of Kalamazocj, Mrs. Ernest Shod Because of the fact that they grass and husband and children did not have the theatre hookings "W ID E O P E N BIDS TO START ON MONDAY, MAY 16th and Martin Kean and wife and in time the senior English, class, ; daughter. ■ , '.‘V Mrs. Velma Dunbar teacher, did not . rate all the plays appearing G, E. FOOD MIXER and JUICER Pres. Mission Society 1 Pair Men’s this week, but they have made FACES” Reg. $18.75 value. Bid starts at $11.00. II. N. Br,tehelor. The Women’s Missionary Socie- selections from . the plays of the WHITE BUCKSKIN SHOES j ty ot the Presbyterian church will coming three Weeks at . the Holly- And for Added Joy “WILD WEST DAYS” Serial |i meet Friday afternoon ... with Mrs. woo’d, voting “Gold Is Where You Regular $5.00 value. Bid starts at $3.50 . Otto Sehurr, with Mrs. Ed Stffits,'M nd:It" as tops and "In Old Chi- And Cartoon i a n . l a a d A V 'T . T - - J U . . * Glenn E. Smith Store as leader. Mrs. L, J. Montague'will cago" as seepnd. , v Kiddies Candy Matinee Saturday at 3 P. M. $5.00 MEAL TICKET assist the hostess: Reg. $5.00 value. Bid starts at $3.75. BY; Cafe. - The vote between the two was close,;, being: ten for the California mining play and 8 for the Chicago, SUN. — MON. —TUES. MAY 15 — 16 — 17 AFGA CLIPPER CAMERA Long Use of Horseshoes play. The majority held that the Reg. Horses started wearing shoes' yrestern play had a better hisiori- $5.00 value. 15 exposures. Bid starts at $3.00 7 Piece SET KITCHEN DISHES when, first domesticated; 'Tough as Gondtke Drug Store oaf ’ basis and' that the material . Regular $7.00 value. Bid starts at $3.75. their hoofs appear to be,,unless pro-' ' presented was perhaps more au- Clark’s News Bcoot. tected they break when the animal Mhentic and more' important, In is made to do any hard work. With ' addition the acting of the play and out shoes horses would never be , the technique are both very high- able to run as fast nor work as BASKET OF GROCERIES i ly rated. The play will be present- hard, says the Washington Post. \ ed June 3 and 4. Regular $3 00 value. You start the bid. $3.75 WORK SHOES and An ancient practice, long before Reamer’s Grocery & Market the use of metal, was to shoe horses The second choice, “In Old Chi in a crude type of straw slipper. cago” has aroused keen interest, $1.35 BUIE DENIM SHIRT Japanese used this method up to-the through the Chicago area. It is Regular $5 10 value. Bid start,s at $3.00. Nineteenth century, although metdl generally rated very highly from HAMMOND ELECTRIC CLOCK B. R. Desenberg ft Bro. shoes have been common for more the technical standpoint, but not than 1,600 years. so highly in its selection of ma- J Reg. $3 00 value. Bid starts at $1.00 Ogden Jewelry Store ferial for the entertainment of - Salt and Pepper Shakers. $1.50 value. Bid starts at 50c. Bushmen Count on Toes younger ages. ( A YANKaOXFORD The Bushmen of the Kalahari It is quite likely that “ Of Hu WILLARD 13 PLATE BATTERY desert of the Bechuanaland Protec man Hearts” presented at the Regular $5.50 value. Bid starts at $3.00, torate are simple as children and Hollywood Friday and Saturday of PRINTED SILK DRESS Earl Beck Tire Slici ask only to be let along jo live in last week, would have been select ed as tops for May had the vote $8.95 value. Pure dye Silk. Bid.starts at $3.75. the heart of the wild in their’ own Way. They count on their toes and been taken in time, as ft is rated Bazar Dress Shoppe as one of the best film representa their language is based on a ae BETTY BOOP Cartoon and News ries of clicks. They have a sense tions of an American historical 1 lb. Box APOLLO CANDY of humor and like fun, playing scene ever done. Continuous Shows Sunday pranks "upon each othdr like school A glance over the booking list 8 cup SILEX COFFEE MAKER Box 50 CIGARS boys. Sunday Prices to 5 — 10c - 15c Regular $4 95 value. Bid starts at $3.90. $1.50 value. Bid starts 50c— $3 50 value. Bid starts $1.50 r Myers Electric Shop. Fabiano’s Candy Kitchen STORE YOUR WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY MAY 18 — 19 tt PARKER PEN and PENCIL SET GENUINE ORIENTAL RUG n Reg. $5.50 value. Bid starts at $3.75, Wisner Corner Drug Reg. $35 value. Lilahan Persian, hand woven. Starts $13 50. M. Siriaganian u
DESK LAMP - BOX 50 CIGARS In Beautiful Technicolor Lamp, $1.89 value. Bid starts 75c. Cigars $1,35 value. 3 -BURNER OIL STOVE Modern Frigid Cold Storage Vaults Bid starts 85c. Princess Ice Cream Parlor $6.98 value. Bid starts at $4.00. Gamble Store & Hdwe. Every Coat Insured with BERGEN and McCARTHY Those desiring to bid on any of the above mentioned articles can do so at the store .under whose name the Against Fire and Theft Added Two Cartoons article appears. Items for auction will be on display in the windows of Buchanan Merchants on Monday, May 16.
COM E-BID-SAVE! DON’T MISS THIS CHANCE PHONE FUR COMING FOR THREE DAYS 4-7341 SPONSORED BY YORK STARTING SUNDAY, MAY'29th 120 No. Michigan St. 5 The Buchanan Progressive Association Harry Pryweller, Prop. “IN OLD CHICAGO” SOUTH BEND, IND. _ / i