News of Our Boys FIFTY-SECOND YEAR LOWELL, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 28, 1944 No. 21 Word has been received from Tom Rathbun of the U. S. Navy Capt. Jchn Kleinhckscl that he will is homo on leave. Place Egg Case Michigan Going Sled-length be on duty at the high school here * * * before the dese ol this week. School Sgt. Uoyd J. Kerekes is home Third War Chest a« . Just Register On Orders at Once s officials, students, local citizens, from Camp Swift, Texas, on a 12- In Giving Veterans A Break Users of egg cases are being The disappearance of the R. G. and farmers will be glad to welcome day furlough. urged by Michigan State College Chrouch car from Lcwell Maln-st. the return of Mr. Klelnheksel. * * * When V-Day in Europe Comes Campaign Begins authorities to place orders immedl- on August 7 was solved this week Or Before Oct. 18 Relatives have received word Michigan Pr«M Awomtlon Service HfttS t0 Mar e Juh, that Jack Cook, S 2/c, is now in at'ely for their case requlremants. OM>« Allemnr, Manager when Deputy Frank Stephens wenti - i * n tr ' ^ ' ' PUPH in Such action. It Is hoped, will help to Hasting,! to look over the re- End the North Bel1 "ch00'. who brought Scotland. Needi Greater This Year New Voters All Voters When Johnny comes marching home from World War II, he'll find i to the Runciman 'elevator on Tues- * * * avoid the difficulties expErienced mains of a burned out car discover- Than Ever; Plan To by many users last spring in ob-j M^hlgan ready to welcome him. ed by Barry county authorities. With New Residences day morning of this week, 61 bags— Lieut. Charles A. Hill is horn# 8 talnlng cases. ! Th' welcome Is being organized efficienUy with a veterans' coun- Robert Browne and Vernon New- a whole truckload, of milkweed from Bowman Field, Loulaville, Ky., Give Generously Arthur Howiand, extension econ-| selling center In almost every community under auspices of the State jton were charged, on a warrant by Should Register pods which she had picked herself. on a tfeven-day leave. omist, points out that at present the j of M'cblgan. j Barry authorities, with grand lar- Kent county's quota in the third On November 7 will be held one _f _ • • * production of corrugated flbreboard, j It's very apparent that Johnny is going to get a break this time. ceny. which Involves stealing a car 8. Sgt. Lloyd Blough, who was War Che»t campaign is $851,541 of th. most Important .loctlon. in L'Z" !' ?.'"".!, from which about 85 per cent of; I" fact, for almost the first time in American history, the war veteran ,from Hastings and selling stolen ,he I w 1 Pub ; home on short leave, left Monday which Is 10.47 per cent higher than th, hintory ot our oountry. Ever y .a , f ' "; the new cases for civilian use will will receive more than his country's blessing. He can borrow $2,000 as tires to a Battle Creek black-mar- ...... u u i statewide conference of city sup- night for Lincoln, Nehr. last year's goal, according to Louis one entitled to vote should exercise , . be made. Is below actual require- down payment on a $10,000 home or farm. He can borrow $2,000 to go j ket dealer. Newton was arrested In .. . , . . .u. T.V. u erintendents at Traverse City Sept. * * • A Weil, Jr., campaign chairman. that right this year. Through neg- l01 22oo an„ dj 23oo • u ^ Z . ments. Box manufacturers are re- Into business for himself. If he wants to go to college. Uncle Sam will Hastings and Browne was traced to , . t .i. . . uT u. ' - where he was chalr- Pvt. Kenyon Vickery has com- The county division in the cam- lect, one may lose that right which . ceiving their allocations of fibre- pay his tuition fe;s of at least $10 a month, $30 a quarter or $40 a Texas where he was apprehended, , . ... u u i man of the nominatin Bg committee pleted four weeks of Jump training paign will be asked to raise the every American citizen should prize.' ... . t board on a monthly basis. Since semester, in addition to paying other regular fees and costs of books, | Brown?, In his confession, re- and also gave a talk on area schools. at the Parachute School, Fort same quota as lact year— J48,200— One cannot vole on Tuesday. ;1 — according to C. H. Runciman andlthere heavy competition for use supplies and equipment lip to $500 a year. Ilated taking the Chrouch car to the „ 7 , . w , i . • h Benning, Ga. 0V unless h e 13 0 thl The veteran, 25 years old or mere, whose education was completed |Newton farm near Hastings. Btrip-| ' ' registered. 1 perCy j. Read and wife have James F. Healy, co-chairmen fori ' » material, delay in placing Any er80n • * * order8 for CMefl create hard prior to entrance Into war, may get a retresher course at Uncle Sam's • ping it of ail valuables, and burn- P however, regis- purchased the brick block at the Gordon L. Murray, S. 2/o, has fin- Kent County outside the city of. - ,cr on or bpfo,e Oclober 18 hi fcr the us€r 11 18 -expanse. If the veteran suffers a ing out the remains. The motor! - - jcomer of Main and Broadway, ished his boot training at Great Grand Rapids. i" P - lt 8lnce Knowknown 0,111 on| a Ieeww 00 n service disability, the government j was dumped Into a lake and thei ' a person last voted, he | formerly occupied by Richmond's The quotas in this part of Kent|1 "JJ" ^ y V'? [ * f* M 'l* Lakes and has been transferred to AMOiAM •- alii a I In KV. t n mm ( 11 n •% ' \.ill pay him a pension and furnish]tires were sold. Browne and New-jor Hhc has moved from 'he city to 1 Cafe, and are now operating the Newport, R. I. ^""lUYcrseas Maing vocational training at the samejton are charged in a Kent County] a township or township to a city; or j restaurant under the name of Grattan, Oakfield, $2,009; region * * * time. 1 warrant, with larceny cf thci'rom one cIty or ccmny In :N!lch-jLowell Cafe. The Reads say they Lieut 'ear totals 393. In the upper four Activitty for the War Chest drive • • • divisions working within the Grand at the request of a number of our We visited this camp, near Battle person must go to the city or town- the situation Is reversed, the Playing Friday at Wyoming Park. which opens October 2, will start In Corp. Mack Fonger is enjoying Rapids city area is because of readers. Creek, in company of Lieut. Col. 8h, er enrollmen com- Lowell upset last year's champs to Loweleil'Thlll f ! P cl k and register, or lose the! t this year Is 359 a two week's furlough with the date a greater needs tor USO service in the'YuneTf'w toVFon'ger took the! ^ « for mailing Phnip c. Pack and Elmer Hannah, 29 af 7 oclock wUh a ban to vote November 7. P «d to 357 a year ago. The home folks auu will report back Sept, in Europe and the Pacific, and needs opening kickoff and behind g00d overseas Chriatms. j^kages witt- director and assistant director, re- ... riit,. xr.ii /L «n ..—I If a voter has moved from an- each case, however. Is 752. quet In the City Hall for all workers to Camp Woltora, Texas on Oct 6. for relief among the peoples of oc- ul 1B spectively, of the Michigan Office 1 blocklmt need to Wyommf. tour ° ^ ' " " who arc to solicit funds In Lowell other state into Michigan, that per- "~ * • * cupied nations along with the great- of Veteran Af^ilrfl, a state agen^*. son must register in this state and Everybody is glad to see Don yard U».. Att.r . Mrle. ot ptay.. "">• J""" .. of m.n ov.r«« and Vergennes townships. About 7fi Henry F. Davenport, studying in 1 1 he Talk about preparation for John- must have lived In Michigan for Dickerson back at his old post as er cost of operating Community Oolltni bucked over tor .1. point., " f " "> ' are expected to attend. Two mov- the Navy V-12 program at the Uni- Chest agencies due to Increased h ra tht ny? Pine Lake is IT! least six months, and In his voting i^ra^c manager at the C. H. Run- before the game h.d gone thre.|""° ,*" «°" " •WP"""- ing pictures will be seen and the versity of Michigan, is playing the . . [With 5,000,000 men overseas (tllere precinct for at least 20 days pre- clman company elevator. Don re- costs of food, materials and wages. speaker will be Wesley Aves from cornet (2nd and 3rd) In the Uni- 11 b Here's how the vocational school turned t0 du The Community Chest also added Edrly'in the .econd quart.,r Kerr,!"' «more byChri,tma.htil%) the Kent County office. ceding the election In order to re- N" t'e« Tuesday mom- versity of Michigan . „ „ ' .. r^., It Is reasonable to assume that many will operate. gl ing after a seven months' absence. Travelers Aid and Club Co-cd to ita a newcomer to the Lowell squa-l, .... . „ . , . Frank Stephens Is chairman for 9teri * • * hundreds from Lowell and neigh- Thanks to the wonders of modern One can register on any weekday a Boodly portion of which time waa list this year and the War Chest is ran 45 yards around end lo giv.i Lowell and Adelbert Odell Is chair- Edward C. Smit, Lowell, R3 and boring areas will be on foreign medicine, more veterans will come except a legal holiday or Sunday by 8Pent ,n ™odgett hospital and the also now supporting the Veterans Lowell a 12 to 0 adv^jtage, ao the man of Vergennes. While the coun- Lloyd Q. Potwell, Lowell R2 have soil or on the high seas. Counseling Center which directs re- victors failed to make a point after home from World War H than from ty Is expected to raise 10* more contacting the township clerk h ^ passed preliminary tests and gone From the official Postal Guide, any war in worW history. Battle n0W M turning service men to the one or touchdown all afteuioon. than last year, Lowell's quota ra-jHeor she must apply In person. No ^ ^ to Detroit for enlistment in Class the following information is taken. casualties are less fatal. Disabil- one can two agencies among the more than Wyoming, definitely rocked back mains about the same—$5,415, as register any other name V-€, U. 8. Naval Reserve It is being "boiled down" to simpl- ities will be niON numerous. 80 which will take care of their in- on its heels, seemingly could not does also Vergennes' quota of $735. tnan his or her own. * * * est and briefest possible apace and Hence, care of the disabled vet- dividual problems. get Its attack to functioning and The banquet Is free to war chest It is important. Indeed urgent The many fHends of Earl Kauf- MerFe K. Rulason has been pro- may be worth saving for future j^ran is more Important today than was forced to punt from its ov»n workers as the expense Is being that every person entitled to vote man win be glad to see him at the mpted to the grade of sergeant at Year's Work after Peace reference: ever. 15 yard line. The whole Lowell lino cared for by a friend of the cause. this year shall see to It that his | Kroger store again after several the Chlco Army Air Base, Chico, 1—Christmas mailing should be The Pine Lake camp, originally The USO has orders to Increase charged through to block the kick, C. H. Runciman of Lowell and name is properly registernd so ha years' absence during which time Calif., where he is a control tower done between September 19 and built by W. K. Kellogg, for children, the enter-alnment provided to men causing the ball to roll into the end James F. (Healy of the Bell Tele- shall be able to vote; and then cast he has been managing Kroger operator. October 15 to men with A£PO ad- at a cost of $470,000 will be tvall- In Europe and the Pacific this year, zone, giving the Red Birds an au- phone Company have been named his or her ballot November 7 for stores elsewhere. Mr. Kaufman • • * dresses. ahle to disabled Michigan veterans as well as those In hospitals, rest tomatic 2 points and a 14 to 0 lead. co-chairmen of the War Cheat the candidates he or she may favor. took over as manager here last Tfct following Lowell ooys, all in 2—The war department advises who are eligible for the services of centers and camps in this country. At this point of the game the Drive for the Kent County area 'week Tuesday, coming from Mtd- the same aompany, are now In that Christmas cards be mallei In rehabilitation, re-flttlng them to a War Prisoners Aid will have a Parkers came to life and by means outside the city of Grand Rapids. Idlevllle where he has been located •England, according to word re- sealed envelopes and sent first • inew life of usefulness. Th-e capacity year's work after any peace settle- of line bucks and short passes made School b in Need of jfor the past two and a half years. ceived by their relatives: Bill Daw- 3—Addresses should be will be 250 veterans. The training ment before men can be released a sustained march which was cut son, Robert Sayies, John Joaee and written or typewritten giving period will vary from 90 to 120 days. Men's Gabardine Jackets Mu.ical Instmments-rjrr. from prison cacaps In Germany and short -by the half. Don Yeiter. rank. Army serial number, b®tnch Thus, a year's training load of ap- Japan. War Shipping Admiulstrat- The Wyoming team outplayed the Men's leather and garbardine The high school music depart-iMlchigan reformatory, lo.^a. * * * of aervlce, organisation and AfO proximately 1,000 veterans Is now or E. 3. Land announced last week Lowellites for the entire third quar- jackets, navy meltons and macki- ment is desperately in need of mu-j — Second Lt. Harry V. Camp, our merchant fleet wa» the largest . . , ... number — also postoffice through anticipated. naw plaids, a truly remarkable ter when they pushed over thalrT" the ^kaca or greeU* !* to slca'i Instruments of all kinds, es-. There was a heap of excitement., ifled as a Flying Forttwu pilot thia in the history of the world and has showing In all wanted styles, sizes only touchdown, but failed to con- Plne lAke camp will provide dis- peclally violins. If there are any 0n one of the tributarlcB to Maln- week at Hendricks Field, flebring, asked additional rest centers be be routed. to 60. Coons. vert. 4—Parcels will be aoccptod with- famliies in Lowell or the surround-fgt. shortly after -'ark Monday night na. He will report to Tampa, FH., set up for merchant seamen by the abled veterans with vocational Early In the last quarter Lowell out requests between the Sept 15 training in metal work, machine Ing community who have violins or j when Jerry, son of Mr. and Mrs. ai the coccluaior* of his present United Seamen's Service In orJer leave. Lt Camp is a aon-in-law of •perked up and scored on a nice IS to Oct. 15 dates only. Parcels will be shop, woodwork, gas welding, blue- Some lake names are duplicated any other Instruments that they Paul Kellogg, walked out of his to keep this fleet active and Ita yard pass, Roth to Collins to finish several times within a single Michi- Charles Radford, Lowell rural mail accepted after Oct 15 with requests, print and drafting, office practice, will give, lend, or sell to the schoorhome while his mother was talking crews on the job. off Lowell's scoring for tliy day. or If the service man's address has cooking and baking and watch- gan county. The name Silver refers or music students, please contact over the phone. Mrs. Kellogg began carrier. "Reports may make It look as If The game ended with a team of been changed after Sept 30. making. At a $100,000 annual to at least 27 different lakes in 22 Mr. Jessup, music instructor. Thc|a search for Jerry, who still lacks * * * the war is almost over". Well stated Mr. owl Mrs. Raymond Seese ra- second stringers In for . 6—Christmas parcels must be budget, the camp will offer educa- different counties. need is very urgent. jtwo months of his third birthday, bat week, "but the War Chest will reived word from their con, Sgt. The game on a whole was a true plainly labeled 'Christmas Parcel." tional training with all meals and but no Jerry was to be found, so a have a year or two of work ahead Orton K. Seese, stating he was back early season performance with 7—The parcel weight limit is five lodging at no cost. j number of neighbors, both young which la vital to total vict.ry and in England for a rest after being many fumbles a id a number of pounds; 15 Inches In length and the Ten veterans and two civilians and old. Joined the search. After a peace. They .need our help now and half hour Master Jerry waa dls- very ousy in France for some time. mlsplays by both tce.ms. Roth iwas combined length and girth shall are now enrolled In preliminary we In Kent county must answer oi^r Up and Down Kent County Roads He is fine and hophig mail would Lowell's eutit<*«'Unir rround gainer not exceed 36 Inches. classes—proof that present activ- !covered In the Lowell Cafe, where chare of that need." By K. K. Vinlng, Kent County Agricultural Agent i he had been brought by a young reach him aoon. assisted by Kerr and Collins. Fon- 5—'Nnt more than one Christmas ity is being confined to preparation • • - 1 ' - , j man who had found the youngster * * * ger did well in his first game ns parcel or package will be accepted for tomorrow's responsibilities. In- Some friends dropped Into ourjto many Kent County folks for his ion South Broadway, which boasts Horace M. Summers, F. 2/c, has signal caller. On the line Kropf, for mailing In any one week for the structors are John VanPuffelen. house the other evening. In the landscape work, tells m»» that he no bright lights at night. Jerry was just completed his physical exam- Eickhoff, Beachum, Schroeder and same addressee by the same sender. Grand Rapids watchmakcr, and Infonnation New i courtc of the conversation, they will be available again this winter | naturally bewildered and crying his ination fcr submarine duty at his Brunikool, showed promise. 9—Owing to the great distance Aubrey Hansen, office practice asked me If I knew that the "So for landscape work. Should there be 1 heart out. He had started out on his base at Dearborn, 'Mich., and thinks Play Ionia, There, Friday overseas package must travel, pack- teacher, recently with the Chrysler and Sos" had bought a nice big any folks in the county having rural'own to join his Dad at the Vinegar he's pretty lucky for he was one ot ages muat be wrapped in metal, Corporation In Detroit. Camp Sup- From Ration Board Lowell plays at Ionia this Friday farm. I asked where and was told homes, who are Interested, they may!Works. Mr. K would like to ex- thm out of forty to pass. This wood or strong flbreboard, rein- erintendent is Hugh F. Pierce, L. W. Rutherford, chairman of evening. Ionia has a big team and It was nn a certain road in the get further Infonnation by dropping i press his appreciation to the young means that Horace will soon be forced -by gummed tape and strong formerly of the Bendix Products In the Kent War Price and Rationing a 26 to 8 win ever Carson City, county. I knew the territory quite a card or letter to the county farm man who found his son, but h s leaving for further training else- twine. Fibrewood packages must South Bend, Ind., and the Clark board at Lowell, has released the while the Lowell team will be below also be wrapped in strong wrapping; Equipment Company at Buchanan, well but to the best of my knowl-j agent, 413 Murray Building, Grand bren unable to learn his name. The where. parents are grateful to all those • • • following information for operators par because of Injuries. paper to prevent contents escaping Michigan. edge there wer? no good farms in | Rapids. The landscape project has of commercial vehicles, and thoue that particular area. Of cou.-sj the been out of circulation for two who assisted in the search. It's no Cpl. Elaine Miller of Lowell was if box is crushed or spilt using off-highway coupons. folks In question will not have to years. trifling matter when a child comes one of the twenty-seven WACs in 10—The complete address should When Johnny comes home, he Operators of commercial vehicles depend on the farm for their living | — up missing. the first contingent to arrive by 975 "A" Ration Boob be include^ with the contents m must visit the local selective service must apply in person at the local but if they expect any financial re- • The F. O. W. (prisoners of war) ttuck In Paris after the city was case the outside address ta de- board to get official papers en- board with their Certificates cf Issued by Voluoteers turns from the land they are npt.canv at Sparta is going along in liberated. The WACs will serve as stroyed. titling him to re-employment. Then Congregationaiists War Neoeasity and othc- means of to be disappointed. Of courso some I good shape. Apple and peach pick- telephone operators. Jeep drivers, Volunteer help waa largely respon- 11—'Hard candki, nuts, caramels, ho Is urged to call at the local vet- IdentiflcttUon to obtain renewal of benefits will accrue from this d9al. jing is the main Job of work but statiBticians, draftswomen, secre- oibie for Issuing 975 "A" books cookies, fruit cake should be con- erans' counselling center to obtain Hold Big Meet Here 4th quarter T" transnort gasolic-e The buildings will be improved, Uhese men have picked pickles, po- taries and interpreters. They were through the local rationing board tained In a separate inner box to information and counsel on any of rations. The certificates will be re- the following: Housing, health, fences fixed up, resulting In a high- tatoes, dug ditches, filled silo ami The Grand Rapids Association of wildly cheered by the French peo- nfflce last we'ek. Local women, prevent breaking and spoilage to turned ty mall along with the new education, law, employment, and er valuation which means more other farm work. There Is little I Congregational Churches held their ple who lined the sidewalks. who donated their services, made it other contents of the parcel. "T" rations. Present "T" ratlona question but what they have con-j3eml"annual conference in the Low- unneceasary to close the school and 12—Sharp pointed or sharp edged clalmc-to enumerate the leading taxes and the latter will be paid expire at midnight, Sept. 80. Truck tributed a lot to the labor situation \e11 church Tuesday, with nearly the lad*es were Mrs. Baulah Duell, Instruments, such as razor blades, subjects. and probably not from the farm. STRAND CALENDAR operators will not be notified by Mrs. Elizabeth Crabb, Mrs. M knives, etc., must have their sharp] If he cannot find employment, he The work on the buildings wiil give and have made possible the u^e cf 200 In attendance. mall fpr the 4th quarter renewals Thursday, Sept. 28-JWalt Disney's Kloooterman, Mrs. Ella Bannan, edges protected so that they will will be eligible to receive unem- local employment which will help civilian labor for other farms. i The Rev. Harold N. Skidmorc of full length feature cartoon In tech- as they for quarter. ^ Ruby ^ Mn| Mlldre<1 not cut through covering and dam- ployment compensation of $20 per and sooner or later they will sell East Lansing superintendent of the nicolor, "Snow White and the Seven Truckara will have through Octo-^ lehardt ^ Bea Foreman( age other mail or postal workers. week for 26 to 52 weeks, depending the place and return to town. For two or three years our office state association, spoke in the fore- 1 Dwarfs. ber 31 to apply for renewal of;MTB tte,en Mri 13—Perishable matter will NOT upon the length of his militan,' There Is another side to this farm has iried to get some of the folk.vnoon on "Tasks, Opportunities and an8 Friday and Saturday, Sept. 29-30 transport rations however. a" *P-Coe. Mrs. Viola Gumser, Mrs. Eve- be accepted; fragile articles should service. buying. A lot of folks are buying from the forestry department and:Pi -" A luncheon -.vas served at —"Seven Days Ashore" with Gor- pllcations should be in prior to Oo- ,yn ^ Mr|| ^ Brl Mr8 not be sent. The U. S. veterans administra- land and are going to buy who will the State Conservation Department!noon in the church dining room, tober 10. don Oliver, Wally Brown and Alan Nancy Oatley, and several teachers. 14—intoxicant* Inflammable mat- tion's hospital at Dearborn, a 355- ^have to make a living from the to visit Kent County and see the!followed by afternoon sessions for 1 Carney; also 'The Girl in the Case Off-Highway Coupons In Alto 316 books were Issued un- lerials (such as lighter fluids) and bed institution, will be expanded land, or a partial living. Thesj folks school and county plantings. Last both men and women delegates. with Edmund Lowe, Jan la Carter soon to accommodate approximately should choose their lands carefully week Wednesday, L. C. Palmer, President Malcolm Boyd Dana All gasoline filling stations may der the direction of Mrs. Krum, and any form of poisonous compositions and Robert WllKams, and News. 1,500 service men and women. and also the amount of money to of Olivet college in his talk to the again accept off-highway "R" 302 books were Issued In Cascade will not be accepted. county forester, and the writer, had Sunday and Monday, Oct. 1-3— When the World War I veteran be Invested In It. Land values are the pleasure of showing a group men denounced the lecture method coupons. The prohibition agalnat under the supervision of Lester When obtainable, special overseas 'Two Girls and a Sailor" with June was demobilized, he received $60 in up. In fact too much for s me folks from the college and state depart-i of teaching In colleges and said acceptance of these coupons by Bailey. boxts are desirable. Alrpady some Allyson, Gloria DeHaven, Van m0flt fI1,,n of the stores have had these in cash. Congress had slashed ap- to come out at the right end of the ment the planting work underway' Olivet will be "a center for Chris- , H' ' T. AMHA « "tatlons has "been In Johnson, Jimmy Durante, Grade a-^i« 1Q,, stock, but as the holiday season ap- propriations for the U. S. employ- deal. In the county. Itlan Instruction." The women's Allen and Harry Jamea and hi. or- e",ct ,ln0• ^ 1941 ment service. The labor market Since the plan waa originally put AUCTION SALES proaches It will become more and If folks who contempla'a buying Sand blow control on the J. B. I meeting was In charge of Mrs. GUlls chestra, also Xavier Cugat and his was glutted: payrolls were cut. Yes, into operation, "R" coupons have John Zoodama, September 30 more difficult to get these. Great land would drop by the extension Martin farm, Lowell School Forest,!VandenBerg of Grand Rapids and orchestra: Selected Short Subjects care should be exercised In getting times have changed! office, we can show them a soils Townsend, Fallasburg and Johnson an Interesting talk was given by been serially numbered. Through On Saturday, Sept. 30, John | and News. containers, or boxes, the right di- map that Is accurate. In a few parks. Cedar Springs and Kent City j the state president of women's theae serial numbers, coupons which Zoodsma will sell at public auction Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- mensions as postal employes are Michigan has more than 500,000 minutes definite Information can school plantings, also the Frank]work, Mrs. Frances Dunnette of have been diverted from non- at his farm located on Gulllford day, Oct. 3-4-5—Fred MaoMurray. Instructed not to accept larger par- men and women In the armed serv- be given as to the soil type and Its Church planting In Tyrone, were Grand Rapids, on "Gifts In Dlffer- highway uae to unauthorized ve- Drive, one mile west and % mile i Barbara Stanwyck and Edw. G. cels. The tremendous task of get- ices today. agricultural value. If It Is good among the places visited. jlng Measures." hicle use can be traced directly back south of Grand Trunk depot at Robinson In "Double Indemnity." ting tons and tons of mall delivered Hence, the Importance of ade- land a further check can be made The county has a fine planting of j Rev. Skidmore also talked to the to the person who was issued the Lowell, a choice selection of cows to remote places where service men quate preparedness today to take as to its present day condition, the 100 acres in Section 36 of Spencer men In the evening following a coupons. and pigs. N. C. Thomas, auctioneer. The young and the old are in- are stationed makes the above re- care of some of these veterans to- kind of crops and livestock. It Is township that Is looking fine. There'very successful potluck dinner and See complete adv. on another page volved In the greates'i number of The New "A" Book strlofton necessary and the Instruo. morrow, when V-Day In Europe song session. of this issue of the Ledger. adapted to. is about 100 acres more to plant. traffic accidents, reports the Na- That beautifully colored gaapltne tions important. arrives and part of our war tasks Unfortunately this county has a In the party were G. S. Mcln- tional Safety Council. Drivers un- "A" book you just received Is will be terminated. lot of sand land that Is absolutely ture. assistant state forester, Tom The vicar's wife had Just died, der 20 years of age have the higlv- printed on a new type government Walter Daukaxa, October 7 Every man Is born to be free, if Work of the Office of Veteran not agricultural. If any want a Gables, of the Conservation Depart- and In consequences he wished to est accident rate In proportion to safety paper aa a safeguard against Affairs and the State Board of Con- Having decided to quit farming, he has the courage to win It the place to live there are some sandy ment, Ira Bull, A. B. Bauman and be relieved of his duties for the the number of miles. From 20 to 50 counterfeiting. With six coupons in trol at Pine Lake is graphic proof Walter Dauksza will sell at public wit to keep It and the wisdom to soils that are OK but not for a prof- M. N. Stickney of the College for- week-end. so he sent the following years the rate decreases, but the each of the "A" series, each coupon that Michigan is right on the job— auction at his farm, located 3 miles share It There are two ways of itable agriculture. Folks buying ag- estry department message to his bishop: rate rises rapidly after 50 years. is valued at four gallons. Your "A"- in fact, leading the entire nation in south of Ada, at the corner of But- getting through the world—one is ricultural land will do well not to The visitors were very favorably "I regret to inform you that my 13's will be good until December 21, to stop thinking, and theother is to giving Johnny a break, and for the trick and 30th St., on Saturday, Oct. locate on this land. Impressed with the new forests un- dear wife has Just died, and 1 1944. stop and think. Big things show first time. First Lawyer: "You're a towdown 7, a good list of cattlo, a well match- der way in the county. should be obliged if you could send what a man can do; little things cheat." Second Lawyer: "You're an ed team, 4 pigs and Implements We had a chance to visit with me a substitute for the week-end." show what a man Is.—Joseph New- unmitigated liar." Judge: Now that National defense starts with good and tools. N. C. Thomas, auctioneer. If It is necessary to carry a num- O. I. Gregg, landscajpe specialist at Did you know tltat George Wash-j ton. the attorneys have Identified each health. Build America's future, Earl V. Colby, clerk. See advertise- ber of small drills In your pocket Michigan State College, when In Ington Is the only president of thlsl All things come to him who waits other we *hall proceed with the drink more Lowell Creamery pas- ment on another page of this issue an old apectacle caae comes in attendance at the recent 4-H fair at United States who was classed as j—provided he knows what he la ca»e.." teurised milk. c21 of the Ledger. 21-22 Read the Ledger want ads. handy In which to carry them. East Lansing. Gregg, whr Is known a farmer? waiting for.—Wood row Wilson. 1 "• ' — i^mfnTTT' LOWELL LEDOBE, MiomQAW, THURgDAT. SEPT. tS. 1944

Che Cowell Cedger THREE and ALTO SOLO LOWELL DIST. NO. 5 MORSE LAKE FALLASBURG A VICINITY THE LOWJ.I. LEDGER, LOWEUU MlOmGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. 28, MRS. J. P. NEEDHAM MRS. LISLB OULME M1U. WK8LET MILUBR WEST LOWELL PublUiMd every Ttiurtdty morning at 015 MRS. IIBLVIN COURT >10 EMt Main Stmt, LowtU. MlchiRut Entered at Puttofflct at Lowell, Mtchlcan. John Hartly of Detroit and The Southeast Teachers'Club met I Mrs. Batella Wright, Mra. Jennie aa Second Claaa Matter. The PTA will have a penny sup- LOWELL ITEMS OF ELMDALE mother of Lowell called at the at the Morse Lake school last Wed- Townsend and Miss Estella Ander- MRS IRA BARQEANT per Friday evening, Oct. 7, at 6:80 25 AND 35 YEARS AGO R. G. Jeff erica. Editor and IMbUaher Needham home Sunday. nesday afternoon. I son of Lowell were callers at the Messrs Ernie Foreman, William o'clock. Local News F. D. Jefferiea, Aas't PubUahor Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Yeiter and | home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wright I Joe Johns of Pennsylvania came Doyle. Garrett Schreur and Archie WRIGHT A . Mr. and Mrs. John Baker called Spring-Filled Sterling Quality H. F. Jefferiea, Advertlaing Mfr. the latter's sister. Miss Lettle Kin-1 last week Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. | S. ptcmber 25, 1919-15 Ymm A*o s&turda>. eveninK to the home of hl. Duncan took In the ball game In PATTER SON on Mr. and Mrs. Lester Dawson In yon of Lowell were the guesta of Sam Myers were callers on Wednes- Harold Collins and Wm. Collliu n. Avery sold his studio to J. uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mmber Mlchlaaa PNM AaaooteUM Detroit Tuesday of the past week. Saranac Sunday afternoon. Releaaed by Wtitern Newspaper Union. Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks at their j day 'evening and Mr. and Mrs. spent Sunday morning In Ionia. (p. Hill of McDonough. N. Y., and Weaver, and was among those who Member Natioaal KdltorUJ Aaaoetattaa Little Clara Duncan celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Howard Watrous MODERN SUITE cottage at Whiteflsh Lake Sunday. Ernie Doylng and Mrs. Wesley Mll- wl,1 s end SUBSCRIPTION RATES her third birthday Sunday. DIFFERENCE IN and children of Lowell were recent Mr and Mrs Frank Gould are P th® winter In a large assisted the happy couple In cele- Mrs. Matt Metternlck accom ler and son Dale were Sunday fltudfo In Chicag• o befor• - e resumin• g brntln' i - g„ thei.u-lr- 70tT/uhu wedding anni-onnl.j To all points In lower Michigan: REACTION TO WAR dinner guests of their parents, Mr. HARRY F KELLY Mrs. Emll Nelson and Miss Polk, panled Mr. and Mrs. Ben Alderink callers. Hapldi over the week-end. One Year $2.00 Six Months J1.26 In my home town, i rural com- and Mrs. Guy Monks. for Govamor ol Mlchl|tn businesa somewhere else In Mich- versary. teacher at the McBrlde school spent to Allendale Friday whore they at- VERNON J. BROWN 1 Mrs. Harry Vaughan, Helen HERMAN H. DIGNAN T. M. Doyle Is spending a few I'Rr" Mr. and Mrs. John Lott called onj Three Months 70c Single Copies Bo the week-end In Lansing. munity, the people have taken the tended the funeral of an uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Green enter- for It. Governor war seriously. They have worked at Vaughan and Mrs. Ed. Storey were for Secretary of Stiti days In Detroit this week. ! Cnr| Horn rcC0vered from Illness their aunt, Miss Frances Porrltt. aUl To all points in continental United A few little playmates gathered Mlsb Dorothy L Clark waa a tained with a shower Wednesday the Job of winning: they have helped in Grand Rapids Monday. Mrs. Anne Klerk spent several and returned to his school work in t the Orley Burns home in States outside lower Michigan: at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. guest last week-end of Mlas Prls- evening for Rev. and Mrs. Gordon fl0 n the farmers plant and harvest food: One Year $2.50 Six Months |1.40, VanVorst Monday to help little cllla M. Smith In Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bradley were Overholt days in Lansing and Detroit, return- Lansing. 0 Bowne Center last Thursday. they have mode many sacrifices; callers last Friday of Mr. and Mrs. 8 1 M ,b,?rt r,unn 8ol<, Nancy celebrate. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stahl u.id Mrs. Isadore Onan, Elery Onan Ing home Friday. w *" ?' ^ i l Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Three Months 76c they have taken seriously the Job „ ^ their home, planning to spend thei™,. .. . Miss Mildred Place has accepted daughter, Dorene. spent a few days Emlel Stauffer. and Rev. Clay were Sunday guests They Represent n/.hoHn Hnhn returned to Eaat iWeslej Kelm weie Mr. and Mrs. All subscriptions payable In ad- of collecting scrap and waste thai Flobrrln Hahn roturn.d to EmI F1()rldt a position at the Woohworth store with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dennis were. of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Schmidt. Semiah Seese, Mrs. Adah Mctter vance have been called for by the govern- In Cedar Springs recently to call onj Mr. and Mrs. Miller of California L-niilnK l««l Thu™d.y tor h.r «c- j A wi,nt „ In Grand Rapids. Floyd Yeiter during his convales- GOOD OOVBRNMINT IN MKHMAN ond yeor at M. S. C. M, s<)n.|n.|aw DmItel. Conk. »"d Anna Moore, all ot Fro.- The Lo-veil Ledcer, eaUbUabed June. ment To the rural people, winning her parents. William VanVorst was In Cleve- cence. are visiting the latter's mother, arI R ut r 1893; The Alto Solo, eatabUahed January. the war is the one thing of first Miss Arlene Nielsen of South Iln. was very low with typhoid fever. ® ® ^ of^Grand 1904. ConaoUdatad wKh the Ledcer June, land, Ohio- the first of the past Mrs. Clarence Klahn has been 111 Thc Book-Mobile was at Fallas- Mrs. Miles Monks, and other rel- Rapids and Mrt . and Mrs. Charles importance. It regulates their dally 0 Boston spent the week-end with herj Harvey Avery resigned his posl- 1917. The Lowell Journal, eatatllabed 1*4. week on official business. the past week. We hope to hear burg school last week with some.® ^*- Their Rtctrd Justifies Your Vote I ... . t» . ... . , Worlngton and son of Charlotte, Cwuolldated with the Ledger DecetntMr activities. For them It Is a time ol new books for the children. Mrs.j MrB- Richard Court and two cousin. Marilyn Ooff. it'on at Preston. Minn., to work, IS, 1931. Archie Duncan entertained his work and sacrifice, not of play and that she will soon be well again. with a photo supply house In Mus- Cpl. Duane Krauss of Camp Mc- LI la VanFle-K and Mr. Guntb«r jdau»hter* of Decatur spent the mother from Royal Oak over Sun- spending. Mrs. Lisle Clark and her two Mlss Anna Mae Hefferan of Coy, Wis., spent the week-end at were recent callers at the school, jweek-end with Mr. and Mrs. Melvln During Governor Kelly's Republican admin- day. During the summer I returned to daughters Dorothy and Marilyn Parnell spent over Sunday at the MjM Marlon Andergon left for home and attended the 70th wed Mr. and (Mrs. Mllo Miller of,00"1^ Now See Why the old home town of Chicago. The attended thejT^Uatlon «.r^..,w,„ aillurdly „„hl istration, Michigan has enjoyed one of the Art Hill home. , lMndison Wl8 to attend the State ding anniversary or his grandpar- Interviewer: lHave you had any Mrs. WH1 Mullen of Segwun spent i time was Just after the appearance of the ButletVorth ho.plt.1 »<"««(lup[>.r of Ur ^ u„ Wm. Lee Condon of Kalamaroo spent university. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Weaver, experience In defense work? 0 Sunday with her father, Jamee E. most efficient administrations in its history. Sditorial In a London newspaper of a critical at St. Mark. Cathedrml In ™n<>l|ey Mlll

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HP"*"*" THE LOWBUi LEDQKB, LOWELL. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. tS, IfM SEVEN 6 subject for the morning sermon at Key to the Scriptures", by Mary SOUTH BOWNE Qhuroh Cfj ws 11 o'clock. This Is world Baker Eddy, Include the following H was erroneously stated that the MBS. JENNIE PARDEE munkm Sunday, observed hy ail (p. 218). SOUTH LOWELL CAMPAU LAKE Reed Cooper family were dinner evangelical churches throughout BUSY CORNERS MBS. E. R. HURD guests of Mr, and Mra, Claude Ford THE LOWKLL LKOOKB, LOWKLl* MICHIGAN. THUESDAY, SEPT. M, 1M4 Ada News MRS. HOWARD BARTUETT Monday night. Only Mr, Cooper, SIX •Rev. and Mra. Andrew Hoffman FIRST OONGRBOATIONAL CH. the country. Every member and ADA CONGREGATIONAL CH. (Mra. Hattte B. Fitch) son Cpl. Roy Cooper and Ed. Davis of Charlotte were dinner guests of Rev. N. 0. Woon, Pastor friend of the church, both adult and Henry L. Rust, Minister On Sunday. Sept, 17, relatives and Will Mlshlers Thursday and also at- Mrs. Frank Rlttenger went to friends gathered at the Pete Pitsch of Alto were evening guests. Church School at 10:00 a. m. child. Is expected to be present and Sunday School—10:00 a m. their muck farm to help their SOUTH BOSTON SO. KEENE — NO. BOSTON tended the funeral of John Lenhard participate In lis service. There will Flint Wednesday to visit her home in a goodly number to help Mr. and Mrs. E. Hurd called at TOUNO MRS. BD. POTTER Ada Locals Worship Service at 11:00 a. m. Worship and Sermon—7:30 p. m. father celebrate hla blrfhday. Mra. at the O. M. Church. be special vocal and instrumental daugther. She will visit her sister,'Mr. Pitsch and son Charles cele- the Bert Nlemeyer home Saturday Mr, and Mra. Norman Wride and This Is world-wide Communion Sun- The observance of world-wide Com- ALTO NEWS Hunt is soon leaving to spend the music. Mrs. Alvin Norris In Remo before brate their birthdays. afternoon and we are glad to report Harold Gless and family of Grand munion Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fahrnl and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Clemens and Marlon spent buuday evening In day, and churohes of every denom- her return. Mra. Ruth Nlemeyer as looking Mi*, rwd P«TTL»on winter in Aritona. Mr. Hunt Is \o Rapids spent Sunday with Jake The Methodist Youth Fellowship Cpl. Rcy Cooper received word of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard daughter of Lowell were Sunday Cascade visiting Mr. and Mrs. Les- ination In America and in other fine. follow later. Gless and sister Corrlne. will meet at 7:30 o'clock Sunday eve- It was Mr. and Mrs. Oxel Johnson his promotion while enjoying a fur- Shrpard of Berlin spent Sunday evening guests or Mr. and Mrs. K. ter Johnson, lands are observing this day more FIRST BAPTIST OHURCH Mra Fannie Huntington is stay- ning at the church. of Helding and Alfred Pierson of lough at home. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Mishler were and more each year. OF LOWELL All (iiunrs Parly Is BIr Surer** Alto Locals with relatives at Plainwell. S. Rickert. • Sunday evening callers of Mr. 1 ing with Mrs. A. F. Behler at the In Grand Rapids Wednesday. Dr. Frank C. Lauback will be in Thc choirs and the Soouts will South Boston that visited at Wm. Mr, and Mrs. E, R, Hurd enter- George, the U-year-old son of Mr. and Mis. Peter Brunikool, Br, and Rev. Guy Dillon, Pastor N. McCORDS—E. CASCADE The all games party had a pood son. Mrs, Emma llufrtl returned Watts home while Mrs. Watts is in Mrs. Rudy Bartells is visiting her Grand Rapids on Wednesday. Oct. meet at the chureh Monday evening. Johnson's last Sunday. talned the Reed Cooper family and MRH EFFIE COX and Mrs. Jesse Elliott, fell from a Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stukkle were Ivan Roush of Freeport and his Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. home with them after a couple of ,chicilJf0 former landlady at Byron Center. Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock is Would anyone like a mother cat Ed. Davis at a 6:30 dinner Tuesday and liberal crowd at the Alto Mrs. Ben Duthler and Mrs. Paul | daughter Marion and children of 4, for a meeting of the ladies at , . „ weeks with her daughter and son- nd broke hU arni ,u,, ned to B,b,e Pr r Worship Service at 11:00 t Grange Hal! Thursday night. Boxes Visitors at the Methodist parson- • Catherine Hoover of Jackson DeVrees of Grand Rapids. California were Saturday evening Bast Chureh In the afternoon andi * ' ^ ^ »y* Subject, "Justification." and three nice kittens or part of in honor of Cpl. Roy D. Cocper. j Mr. and Mra. Fred Quiggle nnd ill be packed for all our boys Irf ' .age were Rev. and Mr*. Joseph - Lt Boyd O'Belrne. after a fui^ spent the week-end with her moth- a public meeting at Park Church inj n the upper room, A cordial In- callers at the Wm. Mishler home. Worship Service at 7:30 p, m. them. • Mrs, Wm. Johnson returned home,Mr. and Mrs. John Cox visited at Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Draper ot pibify of 'he Methodist Church,' lough with the home folks and a Mra. Kenneth Smith left Friday the evening at 7:80. Seats are re- vitation is extended. i -ervice. er, Mrs. Lixzie Hoover and family, Mrs. John Simpson and mother, Subject, "Walking With God." Mrs. Anthony Wingeier spent Wednesday after spending two the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank month at a rest camp in the States.'guQ^ay dinner guests were Mr. and MICTION for California where she plans to The beautiful cake, baked and Lowell and Mrs. Clifford Draper Lansing. CATTLE and HOGS Mra. Alden Porrltt, Mra, I^rdla Por- served at Park Church for holders Friday afternoon with Mrs. Bert months' with her husband at Nor-! Gulggle of Ada Sunday. Flok-fillcd skies, Midweek prayer and praise serv- nated by Mrs. Ira Sargeant was I Kaiamasoo visited the Utters aunt, ^j^lhas arrived overseas again, accord-^ AJoysius Hoover and family of stay until late In December with of tickets until 7:15. Mr. Woon has Ye scribe anand husbtter Jrom T Robert * * cablegram to hU Ionia. Capt. ant Mra. Andrew Hoov- w re 1 w,wk at the tickets. Dr. Lauback's work la Sunday morning worship at 10 Friday afternoon caller also. Mra. ye scribe and husband were en-lThoma" school Friday evening was r nU Marine Corps, who Is stationed atl » Jf"®™ P" world famous. The story is told In w airmen; ore no more layward for C3 There will be. u ||. Gephait and wife of Lan of CaUf stating waather P® * - er and daughter and Mr. and Mrs located on Gulliford Drive, one mile west and ^2 mile Lacy-Porrltt home. o'clock will be fololwed by the Sun- Gerald Heaven spent Monday after- tertained at the home of Mr. andl ell attended and all enjoyed Mr. : Camp Pendleton, Oceanside, Calif. the September Issue of Readers' AI.TO METHODIST CHURCH noon at home. Mn, at ^ Blx 0.c|0ck d|nner ^ -.r.nther party in about three weeks.: sjng and Mrs. D. A. Kendall and fjne ;}jere w.th cn!y a few espe?- South Bell school children have Tnomaa Smlts of Lansing. After- Callers the past week at the Jerry dangerous than our south of Grand Trunk Depot at Lowell, the following de- Their son Larry will stay with his day School session. This is a com- Rev. Win. E. Timms, Minister N. C. Thomas nnd some moving " . js'Jn Jerry of Giand Rapids were .-.ny h it c'ays and many forest fires b e e n gathering milkweed pods noon guests were John Peueratein Blough home were Mr, and Mra. Digest. munity church and all people are Mrs. Leona Wleland and family Thursday In honor of the Hurds' pictures. scribed stock, on grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis The annual meeting of the chureh Morning worship at 9:45 o'clock highways, where in Alto Sch«K>l Newa • j Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Law- kTj,|ch i!-e ooy? have to help fight, which are turned In at the Clarks- and daughters and granddaughter Nelson Thomas, Joe Lehman, Mra. welcome. The World Communion went to Whitehall Sunday to get 42nd wedding anniversary. Mrs, Eva Kaufman was a dinner Peters. will be held on October 11. Subject, "Worldwide Communion Miss Elizabeth Hosteller who has . chocL Ethel Blank, Rev. Danny Zook and ^ r:lw,r service will be directed by the pas- Mlg8 Allc< McEIroy of Grand guest at the J. Cox home Wednes- 1943, 23 300 motorists The Alto achool boys and girls •«««* Uephart. pon'i forget to bring warm doth-r®* • Saturday evening guests were Le- 8 1 1 Mr. and Mra. Lewis Peters and , Th. Oiwrful Doer, win m.,1 In tor. A„ lven , In U,, " ' "' „ , , been III at her father's home for Rapids Spent the week-end with .u:ned in 14 tons of paper. We Mis V. L Watts new to ChiPago ^ .0 M E chutrh basemert !h|s] Mr. and Mrs. Eari Strickland and on* Feuersteln and girl friend and a minister from Missouri, Mrs. A day evening. were killed in auto grandson, Larry Smith, spent the 0n Ond y eve d ny 3ch 01 some time. Eliiabeth Is not entirely MiBg wilma McClure, thank all who brought some. We Wednesday to spend a week with son Keith and Miss Dunn of Dowl- Moris Simmona T. Eash, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Jones i" * - «rvl« where they will /eel tree J ^" , . ° meefc week-end at Bostwlck Lake visiting Chlldren well hut we arc all glad to hav». her i| Mr. and Mrs. Sam Prevost were accidents Be sure of of Grand Rapids, Mra. Llrzie Hoff .jning, Oct, 2, at 8 o'colck, inarticiDate 1 » Service at 7:30 p. m.| Mra Nancy E ett haB relumed •ope to landscape the school yard | her friend, Mrs. Rega White. Gecrgo Schwarder ana son Lyle callers at the N. M. Mrs. Clarence Weaver and son Mr. and Mra. Fred IHendrlckson. The Ula Group of the Ladles'Aid Object. 'The Gospel Ship, in Grand Rapids Tuesday. 0 B irne aRl1 Vern rr.an, Paul Hoffman and family and with us again, home after spending i couple of v.th the proceeds. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Clark are the y i^j,. aiy a,ld Mri Robert Ye.- ' * * Klahn homes spent Wednesday in Grand Rapids. SATURDAY, SEPT. 30 Carl Wlsner of Grand Rapids complete insurance pro- will meet with Mrs, Haysmer on Evening service at 7:30 o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller and two , Rapid,,. Sur J Mr. and Mra. John Bwanson and Mra. Rachel Stahl and son Arthur CHRISTIAN SCfENCE SOCIETY WMkg n Gnind The boys and girU turned In 74 . pj grandparents cf ^ grandson tl?r and ,3,. nici,ie of Potters Co>; ' »y Strlcklands are form-; 34,., and E,mer HaI<, and Thursday afternoon, Oct, 6, at 2:30, "Exposition on Chapter 15 of St. sons had Sunday dinner with the . Cooper and called on his father the past week. tection before you drive. Sou,h Bo!,ton r hUntA Commencing at 1:30 P. M. Sharp granddaughter, Darla Jean Du- of North Campbell. Cor. Wiishlnglon and Kent Mr and Mr8 Recd | tags of milkweed pods and received »»n to Mr. and Mrs. Fl .yd Clark ntn Sund ,y morning visitors " ^ 'family and Mrs. Leona tHale and John, The neighbors and friends extend Mr8 Bert or 0<,es5a Mond of Lowell, were Saturday aft- Mr. and Mrs. Archie Thomas and Rudy Wittenbarhs. family, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Cooper .c a bag. 1 . ivaiamaroo on Scut. 21 Wt 9 lbs. of Mrs nicy Duell. Mrs. Claudj family spent Sunday at Wllilams- Morning services at 11 o'clock ernoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. father, Wm. Thomas of Cascade, ZION METHODIST CHURCH Mr, and Mra. Lyle Clark and of whltneyvllle. Ed. Davis of Alto their sympathy to Mrs. R. Slater Janice Colby. Reporter .-.-p-cn was a Sun- Lorir.R spent the afternoon with "pent Enday with her parents. Mr. ton with Mr. and Mra Rex Hulli- CATTLE Guernsey Bull, 18 mos, old every Sunday. John Ctans, Pastor Marylin were visiters at George Mra ^ Dettler and children of and family In the death of Mr. and Mm. Frtd Fahrnl. |b«rgA- and family. Carl Peters. and Clare Cook of Grand Rapids BOWNE CENTER METHODIST r«nK | day dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs Mrs Duell and Mrs. R. D. Siegle "Unreality" will be the subject of Slater who died suddenly Sunday. In a recent letter to Mrs. Fred Black Jersey Cow, 6 yrs, old Freshening dates available Callers at the home of Mr. and were Saturday guests of Jake Gless English preaching at 10.00 a. m. CHURCH Wieland's Sunday. Campau Lake and Miss Ruth Box-A-Month Club Henry Klahn. was-a Monday e\-ening caller. Mr. and Mra. Bob Ford and Ida the leson-sermon In all Christian Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox and at day of sale and daughter Corrlne In honor of Bible School at 11:00 a. m. Rev. Wm. E. Timms, Minister Mr, and Mrs. Harold Rlttenger gtrickUnd of Grand Rapids were Mrs. Ethel Herald of Jean were Sunday evening guesta Mra. Herman Stukkle the past Science Churches throughout the The Box-A-Month Club wish lo Friends of Mrs. Lawrence Head- Correction: In thc obituary of 2 Light Jersey Cows, 4 yrs. the birthdays of Corrlne, and Wm. You are cordially Invited. were guesta of her parents, the Wednesday night dinner guests of Diane were dlijner guests at the iast week's Huntington Park, Calif., writes that week were Mr, and Mra. Wm. De- world on Sunday, Oct 1. Sunday school, 10:09 a. m. ;hank all those who so generously wcrlh are happy to hear she is im- Airs. Nettie Ellis in of Mr. and Mra. Jake Slaal. old Harley Taylors near Clarksvllle on Mr. and Mr8. Qrlo Sears in honor Clinton Marah home in Grand Rap- Have raised all these cow* Graff of Grand Rapids on Wednes- Thomas, who was 83 years old. have contributed to the jars in the proving nicely at Blndgett hospital Ledger, the names of two grand- 300 tn ^ s- se'^ce- Te GoWen Text. H Cor. 4:18. Morning worship at 11 o'clock ids Sunday. COLBY Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Fletcher and which are my choice se- Clare Oless and family were after- Sub ect Sunday. |0f Cpl. Roy D. Cooper, who left for day evening and Mr. and Mrs. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Among the Bible citations is the J . "Worldwide Communion ACENCY ait months. The amount collected after her operation. daughters *tre omitted from the ^ soniewliere id the South Pacific, Mr. and Mra. Tame* Denton were Ligrht Jersey Cow, 2 yrs. old noon callers. Camp Waycross, Ga., Friday night. cr lection of the past 8 vears. Herman DeVrees of Ionia on C. E. Pollock. Minister passage, Ps. 34:19. Service." .oday was 537.41 and balance on Mr. and Mrs. Claud Silcox spent , list of sun-Ivors. They a:e Mrs. ^ ^^htcr Dorothy and husband. Sunday ' guests of Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Srrah Lacy and grand- A small piece of alum dissolved! Mr, and Mrs, Ray Lock and Today, about one barrel of oil Rev on Guernsey Cow, 2 yrs. old Thursday evening. Sunday School at 10 o'clock with Correlative passages to be -»nd J4S.4L total The cUib the week-end with Mr. and Mra Walter Kennedy of Callfcmia and - ^ England, are now lo- Orley Rulason In West Lowell. daughter Marjorie were Sunday read in hot water and added to the Grandpa Lock were Sunday dinner in every seven produced in Michi- Mra Martin Ossewaarde is mov- a welcome and classes for all. from the Chrlstlsn Scienc« text- Michigan offers five million resented the business men with Carl Keis# of Reed City and their Mrs. Bob McWhinney of Alto. 'eated in Texas. Her brother. Qtrl Ella an g Main Stree—«... t Metho- I * . y . _r * e cool sum-, id u a _ _ Guernsey Heifer, 5 mos. old SKELEY CORNERS -Mia. Harold Nye. Mrs. R Smith sons and Mr. and Mra. M. A Wat- dlst Chureh. Meetings were held In!1"" »»tha\part of California Ann D®Blon ,u,d J*ckl« eligible for registry Rapids and Mr. and Mra. Willard MRS. 8. P. RSTNOLDS E W TanU has PARNELL »n and family all had Sunday dla- the oftereoco with the chlldran, and! ^ ^ were Sunday dinner guesta of Jersey-Guernsey Steer, 8; 4 Gilts Marks and family, who have occu- X Frw! lllartinr n r Cotn n dJ,tlon 10 b ra Mr a,,d Un Tb0mp50 Mr pied the George Slllaway tenant U. » A \n« Locals * • ** * Evangelistic service at 7 Ja God • ^ ^ - ' an- d Mra. Jac****k Dento* n were^ caltera mos. old Rally Day was observed at Snow house on Fase St., 8. E., for the stock Park. Tht occasion was in richly blessed these meetings. and evening guests were Mr. and 2 Boars chureh Sunday morning. Two Sun- Jersey-Guernsey Steer, 3 past few yean, will move Into the Cpl. Ed. Doran left Sunday for, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Croninget honor of Mrs. Watson's birthday. Al Dalitra and Mrs. Martin Den j Mrs. Milton Wilcox and family. day school members were baptlxed mos. old 1 Barrow Ossewaarde home. Tampa, Fhu after sp£nding 21 daysj r.d family spent Sunday with the Out of town guests attending the. Boer and children and Mrs. Albert PjlRI If* NOTICES and received into chureh member- ormer's moiher. Mis. May Crcvnin-i funeral of Mrs. Nettie Ellis Friday Dalslra and Sharon Kay all of Low-1 IVIjU Mr. and Mia Tom Ford were In A truck loaded with five gallon ship. Special music and readings with his mctber. « Grand Rapids last week at his cans of honey met with a mishap A C Gforge Doran called his :«• of Middleville. jwete Mrs Roy Deming of Detroit. | fl] were Sunday dinner guests ofi' were given In Sunday school and Messrs. Frank Pattison. William j Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yarger and Mr.iMr. and Mra. Theo Feuersteln andi mother's home to see his brother TERMS—CASH. Nothing to be removed until settled for. on Monday morning when the driver four members received surprise mother from Maxwell Field, Ala_ Kenny, who is on leave from the Middle and O. E. Meyer and their) and Mrs. Will Murrv of Hasting! Un honor of their son Jack Fteuer- failed to put up tbe tailgate and gifts for perfect attendance. Monday afternoon Mtmrmn tar rtataltm Navy. Berdenette Dorar., who is a wives and Tommie Meyer, all of'.Trd icaiis of Caledonia. Mr. and stein, A M. M. 2/c. Afternoon caU-i fourteen of the cans rolled out onto Members of the Farm Bureau are or CkvaM Mra Paul Smith is at Blanchard the pavement when the truck went requested to be present at the meet- student at Detroit, was home to "Jrand Rapids had Sunday dinner Mrs. Leon Gore of BalUe Creek ere were Mr. and Mrs. Seymour MKtaaAK.Cmmtj Of Kmtm . la Cte spend Friday night with her vith Mr. and Mrs- Fred Patt'aon. and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kermene of Dalslra and Lena May. also of Low-1 t*"rt at the home of her father-Jo-law. over the Grand Trunk grade near ing to be held at the home of Mr. mother and brother, returning Sat-j Mr. and Mrs. John Linton ar? Middleville. Thursday caHers at the dl, to aaslat In cleaning. JOHN ZOODSMA, Prop the Andrew Miller hoirte. Some of and Mrs Sherman Reynolds as new urday afternoon. slaying in Lowell with their grand- Elmer Dintaman home were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carr of At a ti—ac of aaM Court hrtd 1 tht Mr. and Mra. Onrille Vandeiilp the cans broke open and the othera officers are to be elected. C;«rt Row n Uw dty of Gtmn4 IU»Ma. were badly damaged, 1st Lt. Donald Doran is still in :hildren. Rogei. Gail and Frank Mc- and Mrs. Oscar Rke of Portland. Grand Rapids and Roy MacNaujh- •a Um sold Oowatr, oo the l«k ot Se* wre Sunday dinner guests of Mr. N. C. THOMAS, Auctioneer Ensign and Mrs. Darrall Hurras Italy. He wrote his mother Sept. Mahon while their mother, Mra Mrs. Hulda Fineis of Lowell Mr. ton of Mulllken and Sid. Mac- X. D 1M4. and Mra. Ernest Plnkney. Mra, Mary Harris has received a of Sandusky spent several days last HON W11XAM B BROWN. letter from her grandson. James week with his parents, Mr and IS that he was sweating out his 49 P.oger McMahon accom panher. and Mrs Ed. Kipp, Mr. and Mrs. Naughton were guests for a chick- r-i-rmH Jodn. Sam TenCate was a recent eve- Mr. and Mra. Paul Potter aad W. and Mra. EM. Potter were Washburn, who is In New Guinea Mrs. W. V. Hurras. Ensign Hurras missions and hoping to be able to .uher-in-law, Frank McMahon to Wm. Nichloas and Mr. and Mra. J. en dinner at Frank MacNaughton's M»:rx R- Wood and talw L. Wood. ning guest at the Ed. Potter home PlitoUffa. James writes that he Is well and! will be stationed at Hollywood, Fla. be home soon. jKlinpman, Aria, to visit his mca.] "impson of Lowell. Mrs. Ruth Darby of Lake Odesaa Mra Celia Boss and son left for children were Sunday guests of Mr. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. that he has received a picture of the j William Hesche and Mr. and Mrs. Pfc Allen Weeks arrived at the Capt Bruce McMahon and wife Mrs. Merle Rosenberg spent from called at the Frank MarNaughtor Van* E4ihr*ia J. BooO, toiac Belialre, Ohio, to visit Mrs Mary and Mra. James Dean near Lake Ralph Wheaton and daughter In U. Mom*. Jacob Lajtr. aad Uwtr •»- (Honor Roll at Ads and thinks It Is;Seymour Hesche called on Mra. W. Ekst Coast embarkation camp, ao- wbo live in a cabin near Ihe air-'Tuesday until Thursday with ber j ^ome Monday. k Marshall and mother. Odessa. Saranac. cording lo word received by his field. j brents, Mr. and Mrs John Sulli- Mr*. Vivian Washburn and son a fine one and so do all of his pals. H. Holcomb at Clark Home, wife j Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hayward al j van of Ionia. Jimmie of Belialre has oeen vis't- He also writes how very hot the Mrs, Arthur Schneider of Lowell, le th;$ mmf oa readiac aad rjtof climate Is and that the boys all suf- Mrs. M. P, Schneider and Misa Neil Biesnahar and Helen Lillie 'ended graduation exerci?es at St I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosenberg ing Mr. and Mrs. inren Ell!« for e B oi Ooapas* of Uchrta R. Wood and spent Sunday evening with Louiae. Marks Cathedral, Grana Rapids j went ay bus from Grand Rapids to week. lotf* Wood. *rd R an>r«i*( to U» aata- fer with the heat. James' letter #aa Ethel Shilton spent last Tuesday taet^o of tb* Comn ocm bm Uaot t*c very Interesting and he wrote nine with their aunt. Mra. Mary Shilton Lou^hlin. I or Miss Priscilia Smith Friday isit Mra. Mcse Rosenberg of Ben- ; Mesdames Arthur Hilte> and ri*-at;ff« htrr alter dilic^ol *ear.h Mrs. John P. Malone and J'ra-j light, who graduated from But ter-jton Hnrbor for a wtek. j Bertha Mo f fit of Dutton, Howard •warr oaaUv to i*.-«nalB wUrthtr pages full of news to his grand- of Orandvilie. ume a-jptn Ephrtan J. Booth, Laae D mother. Mr. and Mra. William Falrehllds John A- Malone were in Lowell 1 -orth hospital training for nurses. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Linton and]gartlett of So. Lowell ani Mellie Mam* as! Jacob Lay*?, be Uns* or Oc-^ Mr. and Mra, Webb Ward had a and A. J. Porrltt of Alto spent Sun- Monday and called on Mrs. Mary . Mrs. Zetha Anderson and father little daughter were gtie.ns cf Mr. Tjmpjon called on Mra. Fred Pat-j aad IT *fid'rto are U*^ heir*, irrttr*. tmtfz.s U icy tbtrc be. or| letter this past week from their son day evening with Mr. and Mra McAndrewt. i jtir-mas Griffin and Mrs Green all and Mrs J. W. Linton. i«n Tuesday afternoon. {"SST^rSSt TW an -«a ar, ^ Pfc. Don Ward, who is somewhere Lawton Cole. Mr-i. Mart Walsh went lo Grand1 if Grand Rapids called al Mrs. W. IX Mildred Srdnam phoned hare Mra H Dudley Smith win have a, Bm of c«*a« u- in France. Don writes that cte is Mrs. Louis Allghlre recently of Rap:ds Monday to bring home 3. Aaderson's Sunday. Friday evening i*ot she waa leav-|the library board luncheon at her!**""'* well but that thc weather there is California is visiting her parents. Maareer. for a few days. j Mrs. Hannah Teepte of Detroit :nc Sunday for F'L Brajg. S. C. home next Friday. jkron »• .r*. arnaee*. kR> ter Beatrice called on Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Emma Moffit and daughter found Mra. Head worth improving Arthur Wilson and children of Gertrude Hefferan of Grand Rap- Claud Cole and Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Mrs. Fred Pattison called on Mrs. nicely after her operation Mra ! . Eowoe ^>n-1 tZLf- Grand Rapids and the men went ids spent the week-end with her Wlth t0 thmnk lh( Schneider Sunday. Myroa Henry and father. Arch >kjdmore also called on George ^jiei Aid. the White C::cle.|a»ea wtba u»ree sceths frm tbe eatc duck hunting. 9 fcrefther and family at PameM. ?er F. A Reynolds and Miss Mar- I Wood of McCords Thursday after- Broadbent and daughter Ruby. who^ ^ neighbors and Meads i" ** Mra Peter Kamp, Ethel and Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hefftran v wUUt Having decided to discontinue farming, I will sell the garet Mains of Grand Rapids were 1 Mrs. Frank Kamp and chlldren went were Sunday night sapper guests locm. are both dc:ng nicely and will be lfor tbf flowers, fruit, cards and to the &£ of OcioiiaJat lo be KM aad a to Frew port Sunday to visit Charles supper guests Sunday evening of it the Leo WMtnlneZ hoane. ] Mr. and Mrs. James Green and home soon. gifts «at me during my i«-sa," ~ - - — — | Poslhumus and family. Mr. and Mra. Sherman Reynolds. 1 -v.;}dr«a were Sunday guests of John Freirick Porritt was Ukeni prratly appreciat- following personal property at public auction, at my Toar kindneit# b ormc* ob tbra of a eo»y of tb* BJt o(| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kraft and bear parents, Mr. and Mrs. Basil to Blodgett hospital Monday with ^ Arthur J. Porrltt aad tout* of aald oeter, aad I*. Jay Lewis of Grandvllle callcd C ARD OF IHAMLS la dcfUaS tbcreof taal tbe Ui b. j at the Henry Ease home Sunday Mrs. John Acheson of Lowell spent •iavwari. i throat infection. ^ take* a* twftawd br MM tafcadou aadj farm home, located 1 mile east of Cascade Village, and went duck hunting with Henry, Friday with Mr. and Mrs. M. P. We wish to thank the While Cir- Ijeo Bktrher is home on leave Matie Stone, who is at her farm Mrs. Evelyn Souxer and Mra, Schneider. cle business men. the sinpers. Rev. rrnsa the Normandy beachhead. He home spent the week-end with Mr. rs Irene Nelllst will be hostesses at Mr. snd Mra Kenneth Ingersoll Timms. relatives and friei>ds for • ***** several trips between and Mra George Skidmore \ews From Grand Rapids or 3 miles south of Ada Village, at the corner of Booster Club at Ihe regular meeting and daughter of Kalamaxoo spent their many kind deeds shown us Srgland and France. He is glad to M. M. 2/c Jack Feuerstein is at Qf forniar Bowne Folks on Wednesday, Oct 4. The meeting the ^h-end with Mra. Ingeraoll's dunng our _ mother's /Jness and hcane. home on furioeagh visiting his par- djvRa K. BRA •'DEBUitT Buttrick and 30th Street, on will be held in the dining room at parents. Mr. snd Mra. Claud Cole. death. Mr. and Mrs. Vernor Lynn of Cas- ents. Mr. and Mra. "nteo. Feuer-,, Ada Masonic Temph and will be an Mra. W. V. Burras is spending Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dintaman.: -ade were Sunday evening lunch Kein. relaiires and frienda m evening meeting with potluck sup- this week In Kltnt with her daugh- Mra Ida Brown. me, s of Mr and Mra Frank PFC Edward Kiel aad wife. Sgt. !^k^. i per served at 7 o'clock. Please ter, Mra Jay Myers. bring your own table service and a ^oj."Mr end Mra George Sanborn of aard Mra Leo Bryant aad Arteea but will be ccaflned to he? Read the Ledger W-nt Ads and] Alarka enjoyed a fish dinner Mon- were all dinner guests of Mr. and; ~ , ~ to pass. This Is also the annual etlng of the club and Mra Julia Ada Locals cave money. day with Mr. and Mrs Fred Palti- Mrs. Floyd Hunt at their home on Mrs^Locile Keller Churchill who president, is asking all Mr. and Mrs. Will Lockwood of recently underwent a major oper-j srs to p,eaae attend and help Grand Rapids came out on Friday Admiral 'Ernest J. King —"The dollars of every patriotic American must continue General Georgo C. Marshall—"The American people must give not only their to build invasion *1 :pa to transport our men and materials in increasing numbers to - •' atiou at Blodgett hosp'tai. is im-! SATORDAY, OCT, 7, '44 tect officers for the ensuing year. and brought enough fish to enjoy a full personal effort but the .'all use of their dollars invested in War Bonds to back to be the many active fronts. In 1944, more than era before, tbe money we invest in War i proving nicely aad expects BcgiBftiag at 1:30 o'clock Pfc. RusseM Schrotenboer. son of fish dinner with Mrs. Mary Harris these attacks. There is no alternative. Total victory is in sight, but it can only be won ?nds is of supreme importance." THE OLD JUDGE SAYS... able to return home in a few daya and Mra. Henry Schrotenboer and Mr. and Mra. Jack Klngsley. by concentrating every resource of / merica to the task." Benjamin Alderink and wife of ^da-Cascade Road, will arrive Mr. and Mrs. John Boersma and Bowne Center were recent callers of HORSES e the latter part of this week children of Grand Rapids came to ; Mra. Alderink's cousin. Sydney' CATTLE Adak, In the Aleutian Islands, Ada Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Keller aad wife. Pair of Sorrel Hornen* 11 and 12 yrs. old, e he has been stationed for AndiVw Miller and to celebrate i Mra. Maode Erb of Grand Ledge Guernsey Cow, 4 yrs. old, doe Dec. 9 wt 3200 lbs. This team is in excellent than two years. thelr«on Donald's 8th birthday anni- t was in the city one day last week. Large Red Cow, € yrs. old, due Oct 28 and Mrs. Orvies Kellogg en- versary. Donald had a big birthday Mra ESla Bannan and daughter* condition, well matched, both have white face*. They are slick and fat, have al- abled on Sunday with a dinner cake with eight candles and his Sarah of Lowell were overnight Gncntsey Cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Apr. 25 observed two family events, party was held at the home of his rff&S yearsfare Seen guests Saturday of Mra. Pa man's ways been together and will be sold as a Red Heifer. S yrs. ok, bred June 1. it marked the birthday annl- uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. Leo sister. Mrs. K. Pottruff. We arc team. If you see them you will like them. of their danghter, Mrs. Ed. Jasperse. very gtad to hear that Mra. Pottruff Guernsey Heifer, coming 2, doe soon and also served as a Mrs. James Cooper and Mrs. is very much better this week. PIGS party for their grandson, Leona Vader Cooper left by air- Hubert Porritt of Bowne was the Guernsey Heifer, coming 2, pasture bred Robert McCormick, who was plane from Grand Rapids last Tues- -Me eas/esf/ goeat of his sister Marjorie at the 4 Feeding Shoals Monday to report fbr day for Chariestown, S. C, being John Mishler home last Tuesday Jersey Heifer, coming 2, pasture bred in California. Besides these called there by a telegram from the He was on his way home from De- Durham Heifer, coming 2, pasture bred IMPLEMENTS, TOOLS, ETC. guests of honor, othera present war department notifying them that troit where he had gone to take his Patrick MoConnlck, Ed. Mc- their aon and husband, T/4 Daniel physical eza minatioa for entrance Roan Heifer, coming 2, pasture bred and family, Mr. and Mra J. Cooper was critically iH at Starke It's ousy to gW* everything you've got when in D. S. service- We are told he has 2-Section Spring Dn« Even if only one extra day is added to the war After all, buying Bonds is not only a patriotic McCorxalck and son Pat. and General hospital and that his re- you're scared to death and fighting fcr your life. —just one—thousands of American boys may paas.d his examination O. K. and Hotoein Heifer, coming 2, pasture bred Dump Rake XdH Roth of Lowell, Mrs. covery was doubtfuL Daniel re- but a very wise thing to do. The dollars you swaits his call to service. Smith at Lowell, Mr. and It's hardest to bear down when things look die for it Perhaps, God forbid, a friend of put in Bonds now will come back to you— Brindle Heifer, coming 2, pasture bred ceived a skull fracture while serv- Mra. George Fond was the ruestlbwa* hen. Mowing Machine John Krum of McCords and ing with the field artillery unit "in tbe bag." yours, or son, or brother, or sweetheart, or bringing more dollars with them. Dollars that ct Mra E. Pottruff Sunday. •\ Emma Owens of Grand Rap- with General Patton's army some- Mra. MaM Toder with Mr.a Jrrs Red Heifer, coming: 2, pasture bred Hoise diawn Disk husband. can mean happiness, security, comfort—just in France, and his family As tbe war looks today, for instance. Toder of Freeport brought Nonaa- Guernsey Bull, coming 2 2 5-tooth Cultivators Ira. Peter Kamp has received a notinsd he had been injured So dont slow down now. Don't coast Buy when you'll want those things most. Toder and Marjorie Porrltt hack to of souvenirs from ber soo.flgt but had had no further word until Over-confidence may not lose us this war. But "he city Sunday evening. Mra Yearling Steer 2-horse Walking Plow Bonds with that extra cash—all the Bonds Buy War Bonds for your Country. Buy them for ib^act*sr^LSir Vc mx. aa amry Kamp, who ia nOw|thia telegram arrived. On his. way if it makes us ease up, it con prolong it Toder aad daoghter-te-taw visited bv mc aa of Maics x tun, wibnmf » somewhare in Burma I to America on a hospital ship he you can. yourself. They're the world's safest investment. Frank Jones aad wife in the ere- aKtM IST. raca: tsvt aa« 3 Calves Double Harness t^wa; Henry writes his mother'auffered a ruptured appendix and niag. L Tbit Ar These cattle are all ia good condition and on a dear day thsy can see |had to undergo an emergency oper- j Pair Large Collars Miss Gwendolyn Mishler is has^ square uddered. Production records and from near where he is nowjation during the hurricane that hit ing a two weeks' vacation from 2 Oil Brooder Stoves, 500 chick capacity His souvenirs were nn-!ths Atlantic ooean Just at that work is the city. She and her other information given at day of sale. aad beautiful aad among lima. Mra. Cooper reported on Mon- r. Mra Mattie Mishler of South were pillow cases of native day that he Is getting along nicely Bcwae, left Tuesday for a trip to TERMS—AU sums of 110.00 aad under, cash; over that amoaat, six months' time will with native embroidery which cor.fr ring how serious his oon- wdl fed. We've got to keep them supplied Betabe Miss, where they vfll visit "Did yon hear that Tom is poia* to be colors, a tray of heavy brass ditlon lias been and that he will as frith the ammunition and equipment they Chartss Koagb at Keester a F<*U be given oa good baafcahie notes Wariagt per cent interest. If iaterested ia inducicd into lie Army not -week. Judge?" four goblets all Inlaid with as he is able be moved to an- War Bonds-to have and to hold need to fmidi their joh. We've got to help training wunp time terms, make arraagemeats with the AHo Rdnk "Ves. Frank loud mc lliis inrnfiing dosa the Government pay for all these supplies colors and two large heavy 1 other government hospital for at the barber shop. Onr town's gen a lot of Mra. Gertrude Bent ha rr of beauurully engraved.'cutther care of the fractured skuii oar men need by buying more and more city was a guest of Mrs. Edwin men in tht service now, Jim. In fact, all War Bands. Well have another big chance on an ebony .His mother has arrived home in towns bave. I was jist reading in thepaper Pottruff Saturday. Ivory paper cat lei a and some! Ada hut his wife will stay with him where there are more than 10,000,000 mm to do that by helping to put the next War : Mra. John Keller was called Loan

THE LOWELX. LOWEUU MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPT. IS, 1H4 EIGHT SS Michigan State Waoted, Emergency Clothing for Europe {New Books Listed LEDGER Radio Highlights The religious communities of It will bo sorted, packed, and 9ent freight free to centers from w&ch Station WKAR.. .870 KC America, representing all faiths and At Public Library creeds, will cooperate In an effort It will be sent overseas. Relationships of teachers, pupUs Fiction ENTRIES to collect from members and friends Millions of men, women and ohil- and parents In Michigan school* Green Dolphin Street by E. through churches, parishes and dren In liberated areas need cloth- JUDGMENT AND THE CAR will be the subject of discussion of Goudge; Leave Her to Heaven by synagogues, millions of pounds of ing. There Is no way to secure It ^ ^ „ 3 a new program over WKAR, the clothing—men's, women's and chil- Am NEWSPAPER HUMORIST re- Michigan State College broadcast- except through th. generoalty of " T dren's—for distribution In liberated 8 h B, Ck B rd ,n marks that repairs on a car's ing s'tatlon, starting Wednesday, American people. There 1. neither * h v *^i. ' r, ' "J Bus Schedules areas of Europe. ., , ithe Lawn by Jane Morton; Re- defective brakes reduce the danger jOct 4. at^ 11:00 a. m. It will be a The week beginning Sept. 24th tlme nor materl 1 union on Strawberry HIU by Here- of accident, but he points ouit that n,ce weekly feature from that date. has been designated aa the week In Tm A* f i .ht ^ Thon*: 112 Elm Street by H. facilities for repair of people'# Judg- SLOW TIME ,0r I Special reference will be made to which churches and community h R'PP«rger; Latching Out by ment are not so easily found. LOWELL | such problems as home work and free distribution to needy men wo- gkulda y Baner; Moon Un_, That ls an evldent truth. People organizations of all types will co- nun. and children In ^ may put a very fine car In the To Laming, Ann Jo Gr. Rapidi !^dvf'w« on'sltimtlonMl 0Pcra*e ln thl8 emerKenCy C,0thlnB by MarJorie K |CR£AM£RY| Tind worthwhile views on sltuatlonn area8- Story of Dr. Wassell by James Hll-[ hands of a reckless driver, and he Arbor, Detroit 9:05 a. in. ('arising in their own family's school^Vl.ct on. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ This appeal Is sponsored by the*ton; Busman's Honeymoon by Dor-|may get Into trouble with It. Its PASTEURIZED United Nations Relief and Re-othy L. Sayera; Island in the Sky| marvellous equipment for atopplns and Toledo 9:50 a. m. deilgMUd .U " iJ; .o whteh hobllltatlon Adm. (UNRRA) and by Ernest K. Gann; Fourways byi and avoiding danger may not count 2:25 p. m. u. ui Bb. »- ha gifts of clothing for the above men- Drink milk three time* 7:10 a. m. I landscape architecture, can Da b i. KmiitrVit Therp the Lowell Ministerial Association.'Alice R. Colver; Stand On a Rain-; for him, if he fails to excerclse or- 10:20 a.m. 2:3) p. m. eird each Friday .t 1:00 p. m. on tlonrf cute I. lo b, brought. There , bow by M. Q. Innls; The Parchment idinary Judgment and care. No u day .... that Is the the Farm Service Hour In a series, 2:40 p. m. 6:50 p. m. —— Kiey ^ Stanley Hopkins; Home'amount of repairs on the machine way to good health. A 9:35 p. m. 8:10 p. m. j called "Landscaping the Farm Again by Margaret Scott; Separate will help him avoid danger, if he Grounds." Star by Loula G. Erdman. does not watch the traffic carefully ttsfylng food and 1:25 a.m. RATIONING FACTS | A change In the time or the pro-| \10RE LOCAL NEWS and if he has the habit of taking To FUNT . Non-Ftotion quenching beverage Trip to gram "Between the Lines" has been' chances. Old Master, the Life of Jan 7:40 a.m. Grand Rapid* made. Larry Frymlre presents thls^ ProcOTsed Foods Deserves u place Mrs. Art Curtis left Wednesday Christian Smuts by Rene Kraus; 12:15 p.m. 11:10 p. m. ,cature „„„ a, U:80 a. •n. eatf. d.y ' for , (cw d . vl,lt Blue Stamps. Book 4. A8. through1 The Gobi Desert by Mildred Cable; SMALL BUSINESS NEEDS every menu. 6:00 p. m. FrL, Sat, Sun. It formerly went on the air atj' Z8 and A5 through L5. good in-' ! 11:13 a. m. and consists of a war rpHE FEAR IS EXPRESSED that Prance. Pott, of Middleville .pent ^(^""u.ToThll.e tokV™ 3?'""f* ^ 'XT' Mother, Dad and the the week-end with Jacqueline many small business concerns " — LOWKLL STATION AT- ^ew.Tlhe" C been discontinued. taiMmian; People on. Our Side by Fahrnl. Will need some action that will as- children all wlH enjoy Meats, Cheese, Butter, Fat« !Edgar Snow; The Making of Mod- sure them of needed materials, aft- Dr. and Mrs. Frank Tredenlck of our rich, creamy PAS- and Canned Fish em China, a short history by Owen er the war with Germany ends. HENRY'S Drag Store Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Red Stamps, Book 4. A8, through and Eleanor Lattlmore; Under Cov- There will be a big scramble . fc TEURIZED LOWELL Buy Tickets Before Boarding Bus hla mother, Mrs. Hattle Rouse. and A5 tlircueh qjj good ln. er by John Roy Carlson; Tell the the materials out of which civilian CREAMERY MOJK. (Dbituort| Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith have definitely. Rtd tokens used !UitH Folk8 Back H<)me by U. S. Senator goods are made when war produc- given up their work at Willow Run this group. j.Tames M. Mead; War Below Zero tion Is reduced. Many of the small- Early morning delivery. \ and have returned to their home! s •' by Bernt Balchen; Bombers Across er concerns may have difficulty in .pro | by Capt. Edgar J. Wynn; Baby Flat- getting those materials. S Edward Thomas Lacy i Stamps 30. 31. 32 and 33 in Book 4 p Kenneth M-Crack- Phone 37 today for To by Comdr The country's small industries are IONIA POMONA GRANGE I pjdward Thomas Lacy, son of Elmer White and wife attended I good for 5 lbs. Indefinitely. Stamp 40 | j Never Left Home by Bob Edward Thomas Lacy. en: very important. They employ a regular dettvery Thc first fall meeting will be held Cyrenus and Elizabeth Lacy, was the funeral of his cousin. Mrs. Mina'good for 5 pounds for canning, Kojw; Invitation to Health, a guide great number of people In the ag- on Saturday evening. Oct. 7, with born In Cleveland. Ohio, May 22, Scott, In Saranac, Tuesday after-j good through Feb. 28, 1945. to successful living by Harry J. : gregate, and many communities Lakeside Grange. 1860. and departed this life Septem- noon. Shoos [Johnson, M. D.; ABC of Poultry would suffer severely If they were Forrest Huber. manager of the ber 15. 1944, at thc age of 78 years, Raising by J. H. Florea; Plowman's Miss Judy Ritsema returned to Stamps 1 and 2 on "airplane" not ablp to get needed materials Lowell Creamery Ionia division of thc Michigan Bell 3 months and 24 days. Folly by Edw. H. Faulkner; Our promptly, and start production on Sandusky, Ohio, Wednesday after 8heet ,n Book 3 good inde£inlteiy. E A. COMPAGNF.R. Telephone Company, will show sev- He came to Bowne with his par- spending the summer here with her Take Bcok 3 when buying shoes, jHearts Were Young and Gay by civilian goods soon after the war eral set of films, among which will ents when ho was a small boy and father and sisters. , 'Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily stops. The country wants to retain Phone Lowell be a technicolor of the construction resided there until his death. Gasoline Klmbrough. all its industries, a^d the small one of the transcdhtlnental cable across Mr. Lacy married Sarah M. Har- Mr. and Mr.. Peter Speemtral g 13 good for four gnlfon? tamp A Junior Room not merely employs quite a number the western part of the United rlngton of Odessa. Mich.. January were In Detroit Wednesday «>djth h ^ ^ C1 and C5 of people, but frequently it grows States. ^ 1888. To this union were born ,1,nd,ns My Dear Patsy, a novel of Jeffer- *" "" • ;coUpon. good for (In gallona each. into a Wg concern. A short play will be given by four children, Raymond E. and Insurance meetings, son's daughter by Ann Well; The (Write, state and llccnse numbe4, r o,n Pageant of Chinese IHistory by members of South Boston Grange. Glen, who preceded him In death, Miss Edie Roth was the guest of face of each coupon Immediatelygeeg^- Valiant M'nstrel also numbers from other grangei Mrs. Bertha Porrltt and Mrs. Al- DISAPPEARING GERMANS Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick at upon receipt of book). story of Harry Lauder by Gladys ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF of thc county. jverta Porrltt. He leaves to mourn tho Ada last week while their son Bob! Apply In person for Hth qtr.' T iMalvem;The Sun Trail by Allen P. gOMEONE who recently returned Please take your service and a their loss, the widow, two daughters was home on furlough. .rations at local board until Oot 31. M^rrttt; Mystery Rides the River to Sweden from Germany re- plate or dish of dessert to pass,- and ten grandchildren. He had a C0X1 0 ported that one thousand persons Mrs. Hope Sacgeant. Pomona Lect. iu»et and kindly disposition and he Mrs. Hugh Rltter spent Saturday' P ^ new acceptable at all by Annette Turngren; High Prairie ViCS AUTO SERVICE and Sunday at Ada visiting Mr.|flllln* stations for non-highway by w. & M. Havlghurst; Sierra disappear dally in Germany, due to jwas dearly devoted to his home the terror and violence with which and Mrs. Shirley Ward and Mr.j8:arollne- Sally by Eleanor Hoffman; Rufus land lo his family. the people are threatened. Our peo- CARD OF THANKS | Funeral services were held Sun- and Mrs. Alfred Faulkner. Holders of Invalidated B-3 and C-;M. by Eleanor Eates; Trudy and ple can have no conception of the General Repairing of Ml Kinds I wish to thank all those who'day aiternoon, Sept. 17, In tlrt j3 coupons which were issued for use:the Tree House by E. Coatsworth; Pfc. and Mrs. Leroy Chipman ar-^beyond Sept. 30 may exchange themi.Dogie Boy by Edith Heal; Many fear and anxiety under which many remembered me and my family Jn Bowne Center Methodist Church. rlvt-d Monday from San Diego.!f valid coupons at their local Moons by James Thurber- The of those people live. Even those Guaranteed Overhauling Glass Installed so many thoughtful ways during Burial In Bowne Center cemetery. or Calif., to visit her parents. Mr. and board. Golden Almanac by Dorothy Ben- wlio are perfectly loyal to the gov- my stay In the hospital. j Relatives from away who attend- ernment may have Information giv- Mrs. Harry Walters, for a week. Fuel Oil '' nelt. D21 Mrs, Ralph Hoaf. «D the funeral were from Royal en against them, and thus be liable ^ GREASING • ;Oak. Charlotte, Grand Ledge, Pot- Mrs. Eva Walters of Beldlng and Periods 4 and 6 coupons from to arrest by their secret police and Slndallr Oils and Greases . . itervlile and Lake Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walters of De- 1943-44 season gtill good, 10 gallons Read the Ledger want ads. | perhaps to some terriole punish- troll spent a few days last week per unit. All change making cou- COMING EVENTS ment Mr*. George R. I^eece wlth their son and brother, IHarry pons are now good. Period 1 cou- Considering the terror under Victor L. Clemens Watlers and family. |pons for ntw hMMng season good ! Watch for Congregational church Sarah Jane, daughter of Henry which those (people live, the best now rummage sale through October 21- thing many of them could do would Phone tSft-Ft M4 W. Main St s ^ and Elizabeth Hahn, was born in Hadley Schaefer left last Thur»- day for his school In thv. East after 28. Lowell City Hall. p21 be to disappear and escape from s S Indiana on May 20. 1876, and de- When You Think of the country If that la possible. One \ parted this life very suddenly at spending the summer vacation with s SOCIAL EVENTS P31 S | her home near Clarksvllle on Sept. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. The annual meeting of the Con- would think that the majority of s those people would welcomc the \ j 13, 1944, at the age of 68 years, 3 Schaefer In Lowell. gregational Ladles' Aid will be held ) Flowers at the home of Mrs. R. D. Hahn on conquest of the country by thc \ j months and 24 days. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fahrnl and The Child Study Club SOUTH BOSTUIN GfiANGE JUNIOR FARM BUREAU Allies. At least this would mean tho 5 ^ She united with the church of the Friday at 2:S0. N Think of Mr. and Mrc. Cecil Blbbler wei-e The Child Study Club met al the establishment of justice. Further plans for Booster Night The hay ride was very successful ^ Brethren when a young girl and j week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. home of Mrs. Byrd Beachum on N The v44. ADM ISo-M Sunday night and Monday with her today costs 1MS for surface protec- HOME TOWN THOUGHTS Southern Fried Chicken $1.00 parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pattison tion—less than ever to use. Covers What constitutes a person a good at Lowell. Miss Dennis will leave solidly mors surface per gallon than No man is good enough to gov- f (MP Mai M11RRA> ern another without the others con- neighbor? One answer to that Is next week for Washington, D. C. for "cheap" paint. Sprsads easily and that a person who keeps a nice Small Steak $1.00 evenly. Cuts labor cost. Lasts longer. sent—Abraham Lincoln. .he Western Union. looking and attractive home place. Don't miss this valus special 1 tDW. G. ROBINSON Our Specialty - Good Food One-quarter of all industrial in- Is specially desirable and popular Willie; "Moiher, do fairy tales aW juries may be attributed to unsafe as a neighbor. PHONE 9106 ways begin with 'Onee upon MacFarlme Co. handling of objects, the National *AfL'frfwrrFwrnl T/* time'?" Safety Counoil reports. One-half of Nothing glvea one person io BRUCE WALTER LOWELL CAFE Mother: "No, dear, not always. these were strains and sprains, one- much advantage over another as They sometimes begin with 'My Phone 193 Phone 10 fourth were cuts and lacerations, 'o remain calm and unruffled un- PERCY READ GERTRUDE READ love, I will be detained at the office and the remainder were fractures, der all circumstances. — Thomas toolfht'." bruises or oontuslons. 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