I ' ' • I Ribbon of Concrete . - o·lu· :_:·n: t'~!:=~'w... s·:··· Starts on US-127 Thein c: I • ----·-·-----.- ·" , ' ¥' ' , I Men began Mrmday mm•nlng completed all tl;e way to ?vJnson Nino~y-Sovonth Yet~r, ~o, 37 4 Sections- 2h PIIIJDS pouring n ribbon of conurote nt before the northbound Is started. _;_------~------·;,;..._.;_.; ___.;,_ ___.;,______:______r • , j , the Hull rotul end of new US-127. Contraetors said they hope to py 'l'hurHduy mor·ning one mile pour 2% tu 3 mile~ n week in n E I • t N ·' '•' F•1 IJ!the conercteaouthbounrl hpd HCI!IIon,been poUl'flfi ' on specrlerl·Upcontinue until schedule. daytime Pouring t.empCI'Il· cnn a r I es e·w.. sp.a-per .· I es With the cmwrete wnrl1 undnr· lures rlrnp to 10 degrees, they Are wayS. ,J, Groves & Sons Co., Inc., said ' Found hlghwuy contrnctors, expect tu Aggregates being delivered to put dow11 a,qno feet u rlay. With 1110 mixing plant on lngulls rand 6 Wllel\s of gnarl weather, both are helng truclwd from Bundy the southbound anrl northbound lilli (lroccsslng plunt!i ncar Sam· Jackson Jury State Library lanes will he pmu·ml, I'IIOHII'IIC·I ersl!l Canter in ,Jad~son county. tlon foremen said. , Prortuctlnn there bus not l~ept The southbound Innes will ht! pact! with the capacity of the pav­ ------·-·------... ·- ··----- lng equipment, contractors said. Probe ~rings Gets ·volumes There is a posslhlllty thnt other aggregates mny he lutUied from Brighton. Arrest to 10 From Nebraska ( Fruit Harvest Paving mnehlncry baing used · Out of ,Jaclcson eounty's one· on the Mason-Leslie ,lob l!ame man grand jury proho of the After· nhnosl n c:etllur~· of Hltlc Offers Quality from completed sections nt the Crenshaw llycstock deals came I storage the l!ari!Pst volumes ol lnrllamt turrJpilw. 10 warrants Wednesday.. the InghHm Count)' News am Grll£llng Is being completed Among the 10 arrested were now avalln hh! for sturlrn ts oC With Quantity this wer.lc on the north end of the Roy Donald, Mason stocl\ buyer·; eat•ly Ingham history. 'l'lir.y nre 7-mllc stretch. Earth movers have Joseph nrid Helen Zalewslcl, Olea· at the Mil'hlgun stute llhrary in the Lewis Cnss hulldlng, Lansing, Inglwm fruit nrr:hnrds nre In gashed the golf cnurse hill to mas buyers and slaughters; and 10 feel below the level of Tom· · The long·missln~-: v o 111 rn c s the lhldl or the hnrveHI. The limon road at the crest' of the In· Lawrel)cc Wood, operator of 11 turned up In Nehl'ilsilfl. '!'hey I!IUililty b lops. '!'hi' yield Is above slaughter· house at Rives June· a!lm'age. tarscction. tlon. Those 4 and J{enneth Row!· were Jll'l!scnlcd to the liht·m·y by Bridge ~butments over· Syca· son and his wife of Addison were! •n son of the foluHIPt' or the lng· Alfred Wardnwill1i at Blossom ,ham Cramty New:-;. Orr:lutr•ls said 'l'hut•srlny he ex­ more south of Tomlinson J'OUd listed In warrants charging them 1 are completed und the bridge .with obtnlnlng $49,245.10 by D. 13. Hnn-lngton fmtnrlcd the pePts to ht~ pid

'· ,, .. '·"" • ,!'<,1-< ",L ••-<. •-•••'1 • '• __ ., • • ~·· ~· • ,,•, ~. .. ,Heart Attack Board.Sets Up Steele Street Pupils Must Wait Is Fatal to Millages for: School lunch Program Starts Monday Pt(pl!s nnrl teachers nt .Jeffer· extent nvallnble. A day's men! 'l'he ehul'go to pupils nt Mnson ' son and Cedur Street schouls muy pattern must Include a, meat, I~ :JOe from the ttrst grnde Farm Leader County Units start enllng bargain lunches fish, cheese, poultry or egg dish, through the fifth, and 35c for \ . Monday, StBeie Street pupils will three-fom·tJJs of n cup of fruit or the slxlh through the twelfth While preparing to help fill Preliminary nllocallon of mill· have to stifle their hunger pangs vegetable, enriched bread or roll grndcs. Fncuity membm·s are ... silo nt his farm In Wlwntflelrl was mnclr. for !he county, until October 1. A delay In . !.n· and blitter, and a hnlf·pint of chnrged .JOe. Snturdny morning, Doll Wolf, UIJ, townships unci school cllstrlcts slllilallon of equipment In the whole mlllt. .I wus stricken with a lwur·t al· 'l'uestiny, After Jwarlngs Seplem· Mrs. Vern Dayton, Mrs, Oliver Stllele Street ltilclwn mmle It 1 At thll Mason school 11\tp!IR Schmm, Mrs. Emil Olney nne! tnck. He renclwd lim housr! hut ber 20, the !Inn! cletermhrntlnn necessary to postpone the open· may have their choice hetween a died shortly aflerwurd. will he mncle. Tue!;rlay's meeltng Mrs. Oscar VanStceland w!ll do I !ng date of meal service, school vegetable or and a fruit or vege· the coolt!ng at .Jefferson, Mrs. Mr. Wolf wn~ a prominent Hncl wns nl fltnson nnd the September officials sa !d. table salad, A simple dessert is 20 meetrtlg will be here. Vernon Snyder nt Cedm· unci successful farmer. For HI:!Ver·nl Mason schools opera le under also lncludecl, Mrs. Hube1·t Harrison at Steele. I1H years he lwndecl the Moson Milk For the county budget the nl· . ...., the ferlernl lunch program, us·------.....:.------­ Producers nssoclntlrm nnrl repr·c· locnlton bonrd allotted 5.33 mills. lng surplus commodities to the sr.ntecl his locnl 011 lhe Delrolt Last ycmr the allocution was 5.1. snles commltlee. Five townshlps were allocntec! Ingham County News · September 1~, 1956 ·Page 3 Mr·. Wolf, son of August nncl m!llage. · Emma Wolf, wns horn Mnrch 13, Lansing township nslted for Stroke Claims 1P..96, In Al~lcdon township. •On 2.7 nne! got 0.9 for Lanclel opera· ·Commander IUnx IUcCmn 1 IJecember 29, 1917, he nncl Slelln !Ions. Sparling wore man·lecl. Two Meridian, Delhi and Stock· Over WJR on Tuesday night Wirt Warner, years Inter they set tied on n farm bridge asked for 2 mllJs, general· from 10:15 to 10:30 State V. F. W. In Whenlfleld township, wlwrc ly for flrr nncl police protection. Commander Max McCarn of Mn· Retired Farmer they llvcd since. Meridian w11s grnnted l.G7, Del· son will describe what ·a ,priest, Early In life Mr. Wolf showed hi, 0.5; and Stocltb;,ldge, t.P5. an ambassador, the vlce·pres!dent Wlrt Warner, 76, Wheatfield . HULA POPPER caught this giant large mouth bass f.or Austin Interest In farming. In aclclltlon Inghnm township requested 1.0 of the United States and a marine farmer, dlcl not recover from a to his pl'nctlcnl experience he Frye of Mason. The 51f2.1b fish was pulled from Dobie lake Tuesdoy mill, received 0.27. That was for corps general told the Veterans· stro!te suffered several months fim protection. of Foreign Wars recently about toolt special courses at' M!ch!gnn night about sundown. Fryo ond his brothEl!' and sister-in-law, Mr. and ago. He died nt the home of his School districts were grnntec! communism's new goals. daughter in Hartland townshi!J, HII State. He wns also active ;n the Mrs. Donald Frye, use. d a rowboat to get t. o a.. patch of lily pads and ;;,(' Whentflelrl Methodist church. dropped. their hooks in abo.ut 5 feet .of..water, . ·.. . . · up· to n maximum of 9.67 mills ·Details of new developments In L I v! n g s ton county, Monday tmc!cr the 15·m!Jl llmitnt!on. the threat to.the American way morning. · . Besides the w!clow, Mr. Wolf ;--,c._ Some districts, however; have of life will be .revealed by Com· Mr. Warner was horn In Is Slii'Vived by n clnughter, :Mrs. voted exlrn millage beyond the Mary Emma VanDemark; a Hon, The·Main!Drag rnnnder McCarn. He w!ll relate Wheatfield township February 4, 15. the experience and·. vle\vs of the 1880, son of Sharlle and .M!na IJH. Paul; 6 grnnclchildren; n RiRtcr, Man ·Suffocates The limitation was voted on H!lcla Wolf of C!nclnnatl, Ohio; ·. By.the Ad.Staff. ·.. Rev. Harold Rigney, who was Warner. He was a successful county assessed v,aluat!on hut held ·a prisoner of the 'Chinese farmer, remaining on the fann and a brother, Car! Wolf, Eaton Thing~ hn.ve· been in dither now ~tate figures are used In· Rnp!cls. '" Hopper ·.at· a communists more than 4 years; all his life until he fell slclt. He at the Ingham Cotmty. News. of· stead of thr. county equalized. was a member of the Wheatfield Ser'Viccs were conducted nt the ulso. Vlce-Preslc!ent Richard Nix· flee.· this ·week. ·Mrs. Florence Methodist church and had served Gorsline Brothers funernl home Holt Gravel Pit on; U. S. Ambassador ·to· the Harvath went to :the office. of a United Nations Henry Cabot In township and school offices. It's Later Than You. Think I 'In Wl!llnmston Monday will! Howard L. Southwell, Jr., 20, Lansing 'dentist Saturday to have burial in Summit ccmclery there. Lodge and rriaflne corps· 'General Mr. Warner's wife died 2 years W!llinmston, was suffocated In a him pull onll of her pretty teeth. Hinman Awards Randolph M. Pate. ago, He Is survived by the daugh· Dr. Cecil Pollock, pa~tor of the gravel hopper at Angell gravel The dentist l1ad ·a )It tie. trcitib!e Chilly· doys ore olre.ady here! Alre~dy it's time for oc· Wheatfield church, officiated. The address Is part of. a ter, Mrs. Betty Hall; and sisters, ! pit south.of Holt Thursaay afler~ and Mrs, ·I·Iarvnth had a lot.' She Mrs. Edna Glynn of Webberville noon. had.to undergo jaw sm·gery:No . Are Announced "Speak Up for Democracy" :Series casionolfires to keep your home comfortable , . , but soon that broadcast each month. · and Mrs. Ethel Patrlclt of Dans· understudy was aval!nb!e, Mrs. Hinman scl!olnrshlps 11 ave ville. The young man.npparently fell J M ·11 · 1 1 1· 1 b cold-cold weather will be on its way. Be prepared. Order into the hopper high· above the (I'oan • tn · 1ews ) 't!par 1 tee· Jertl Ja 1 Y been nwarclccl to 113 students at Services were conducted at the Driver Will Face \ens oo wr·1 Jet· mo 1er· n· Michigan Slate unlversHy Jor th~ your coal now: ground while at worlt, according law Tues. day to lend a hand. Mrs. 1956-57 school year. , Gorsline Bros. funeral home in to Dorw!n Hoffmeyer, Ingham H 1 bl t 1 l! Williamston Wednesday after· 0 Gorham ·Enlarges· Circuit Court county coroner. Dr. Charles arvaiJ was a e wort s cnt· . The scholarships runge in noon with burial in Maple Grove 13lack, Lansing pathologist, who ly for a while Weclnestiay and. value·· from $150 I or undergraclU· cemetery, Mason. Rev. Morris Richard Lee, 24, Gaylord, will conducted the autopsy, said that \VIIS ·back full time Thursday. Iales to $1,000 for 3 graduate stu· ··Store FaCilities Beers of Pontiac and Rev. Har·1 fnce a ehnrge of manslaughter in Southwcl! probably fell into the Luwreilce Simpson started his dents. old Reese of the Williamston The Magic Coal Number Is circuit eourt Friday, September hopper and was sucltec! beneath constru'ction crew· demoi!sh!i'rg The awards are made under George's food marltet will have Baptist church officiated. , 28, In Lansing. He is charged its surface as a truclt drew f1 the wa!! separating George's the William nncl Sarah E. Bin· double the present float• space with causing the c!enth of For· load of gravel from the bottom. Market from the old Westei·n man endowment fund· through within a few weelts. Lawrence make possible wider aisles and a rest.Angev!nc in an automobi~e Fellow worltmen . had not Auto store. The 2 buildings· will the Central Trust: company of Simpson, Mason building cohn· better arrangement of merchan· crash ~outh of Mason August ~. known the young man was miss· be combined into .George Gor- Lansing as trustee, according to tractor, started to remodeL t e. dise, according to Gorham. O.R 7-3381 Jus tree of the Peace Ro~ "":'· !ng until his body came through ham's ·new food market. : the will of E!izn Hlnmnn Beam· former Western Auto !;tore adja· Bob Tear of Western Auto va· Adams hound Lee over to cu·cu1t .'a loncl!ng chute while a second Ben Hiebert anti Darrel!J,;'ollok [er of Lansing. ' cent t.o the prese1,1t _George's mar· cated the building this· summer court after an examination in truck was being fl!led. . . . are new employes at .AI~ Rice I Requirements for. the awards !tel ~ulld!ng Tuesday. The 2 for larger quarters further north Mason Tuesda\' morning. Le:.> · Chevrolet. Hiebert will talte over are . high scholastic standing, bulldmgs will be connected with on Jefferson. . was released o'n $2,000 bond. ~o_uthwell was gracluate~r/rom Tim Feazel's job on the . gus character and pc~·sonnlil~ demon· a series of arches. Gorham purchased the' grocery Cars driven hy LeE! ami For· W!lhnmston school in lO.J.J,. He pumps. Feazel is joining tlw. Bob stra~ed by part!cJpation m extra· Present· plnns, according to business from Leslie Palmer 3 rest Angevine of .Tacltsnn collided was .employed b~ the Central Driggs construction cr~w .. Pollolt curnc~t!ar campus ac.t!v!l!es, and George Gorham, owner of the years ago. Befot•e that it was head·on in an ear!y·morning fog Mlchr~an Sa?d & ravel Co. · will worlt at the .wash rack; · flnancwl ne£¥1. Ca!ldrdales mu~t market, are to enlarge the pres· operated by Palmer's father, the 'THORBURN 2V. m!!rs south of Mason on He IS survrvcd by the parents, Don Densmore uml.Diclt Morris b·~ juniors or. semors nnd reS1· ent super market self-serve ar- late Victor Palmer. Gorham said US·127. Angevine was !dlled in· Mr. a!l~ Mrs. Howarq: Southwell of Densmore's IGA Fooclliner are dents of Mlchrgan. · , rangement with the entrance· to business volume has Increased to stantly and his wife was critical· of W!llr~mston; n brother, Rob· getting away from It an:.\vith n Eleven of !he scholarships be located In the former West· the point where he was forced to 'Lumber & Coa·l Co. ly lnjurecl . .The Angcvines were ert; n stster, Nancy; and grand· trip to tile .Densmore cottage· at Iwent to. In;Jwm students, 4 fr?m ern Auto half· of the store. find more space for both custom· 2 Blocks. North of We$t Columbia on Mason Street on their way to northern Michl· rents, Mr .. , and . Mrs. Earl Shingle lake. They· will return Lansing, fro.m East The additional floor space will ers and merchandise. ~a :J Lansm~ 1 '--~------ganPeter· for Treleavena vacntinn. or the Ingham Soulhwell·and Mrs. Brunoof Grnylmg Kallta andof Lan,Mr. Thtirsday·Faye'Winters afternoon. of Lansing. has landson. one c,tch from Holt and Ma jijjijiiijiliiiijjiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiilir.il--1 prosecutor's office declared Lee sing. . · · · taken:over her duties·as·manager ' attempted to pass a car when vi· Services were Monday nt the of the Mason Dairy. Bar Qn West. .'1 sion was limited to only a Jew Palmer·Bush funeral home In Maple street; according to Nel· ''. -~ " feet hecmrse of tile fog. Lansing. Burial was ln · Green· son. Rouse, dairy· owner. Holt Schools The cars r.ollidecl in the north· wood cemetery at Fowlerville. Golclia P. Schiefer oi Holt, a bound lane. Lee wns driving senior in elementat·y education; south. ' and· Judith Ann Haga of Mason ·Enroll 1600 Two Ohio witnesses appeared Dansv•"lle Youth [2021.Cavanaugli) a senior in SO· Enrollment figures after the at the examination Tuesday to · cia! worlt, received the awards. flrst week cif school show Holt theclescr!be wr·cclt the that foggy !ti!!ecl conditions Angevine. ami Enro.lls .n. Ea· -·st . school district faced with an in· Both witnesses, William S. Var· 1 crease .of 11% over the 1955 fig. deman of Gahannah and Leroy ures. Total enrollment in the 3 Charles A. Weelts of Dansville Reed of Columbus, wer·e drivers elementary schools and high plans to enroll at Dartmouth col· of cars wh i'ch wel'c being driven Old Files school is 1,600. Last year the dis· lege, Hanover, New Hampshire, - behind the Angevine car·. They (Continued ri·OJn Page l) trict handled 1,4<10, according to September 21. He was accepted Superintendent Rex Smith. 3-lb Average lb said Angevine was driving his as a naval officer candidate ami car cautiously. for Lansing a·nd 2 p. m. for Jack· To handle the increased load 9 Fresh Fryers was assigned to Oregon State. ~cin, with stages 3 times n weelt new teachers have joined the Jlc But he had wanted to study at to . and from Dexter. Dexter staff, increasing the total to 62. Dartmouth, so he· withdrew from stages arrived Mondays, Weclnes· According to Smith there are BARBECUED ·DE-FATTED SKINLESS , Marines Offer New Plan the navy program and entered clays. and Fridays and returned 1,037 enrolled in the elementary SWIFT'S PICKLEDI Volunteers who enter Marine Dartmouth on his own. He first the, next clays. grades, 226 in junior high school HAM SHANK·S Ground Cor·ps training befoi·e September had to pass college ,board en· ,Then as now, the. Ingham and 563 in the high school. Chickens 2-Lb Average iBEEF TONGUE 21 will be eligible for Christmas trance examinations, which he .County News was.5c per copy. Classroom cro_}vding will ease Beef leaves, according to Technical die!; He was .graduated- from · Mason then was little more off in G to 8 wee!ts, Smith pointed Sergeant .Joseph J, Fil!10 of the Dansville nigh school in June. than n shanty town. Stores op· out, when the Sycamore and Mid· 1 ~1.49 LB LB . ' Lansing recruiting office. Enlist­ The student Is the son of-Mr. pos!te .the court hoL!Se were of way classroom additions are com· 29c 39c 3 LB 99c ments 11re being accepted for 2, and Mrs. Charles Weelts, · 1408 flimsy frame construct!tn1. · pleted. · 3 or 4 years,.-the sergeant said. Dexter Trail. War· clouds we~e forming in Because of the crowded condi· More information on marine en­ The freshman class ·at Dart· 1859; Two years !!iter they )rolte. tlcins 4 second gmde sections and I FOR A RIPE MICHI

AI .··Rice ·Ch·evrolet . ' . - ·. . . I -- .·-· , .. ' •: ·Charita I .. Cham~e,taln trtghtl; Republican candidate ·f•l. Conaieil In thi· Sixth <: Mtchtgan Dtahlctoll pl~tured wltll Albtrt M. Cote, Admlnlllralor of.llre Houatriu oild iARKET 4~7.8! ~efferson · · · . · Phone OR 7·8081 G:EoRG&'S '·'., ,. - PHONE:.oR 7~7151 ~O.R OELIVE.RY. .1 ·,. •.': ;~_._., ..... ~_,.., .. :,~,.;,.L•'\;·,~~ Nome ftnanct Agancr, durlna Chamller.I.Jn~l rtctnl trip. to'.Waahlngton to, i;onler .. with PmldantiiHnh•w•i·•nii·I•P. Allflllnltlratlan·ollllll!l!• · · . .. ,.- ...... ·- 1 - • ' ••• _ ~·.-·· •···. • • '· •. • • ..... ·• ••• · ·.. • • - ·.·~.;,;,.i. ... ~·te+!w,;'•r'd'' • ' . • .1 . • . . ' ' • ' '. 'd lJ.~PMAN OET~ POSITIQN' !.. ·a6th Bi-rthday· Nears· · G~ot•ge Retlman, son of Ml', · Frlttnds. S~rpris~. ilrid· Mra. raul Rll!imuu, h~s Ill!· ~f-jll!!rl' n position nH aHaiHtunt Fo~~~· ;M~rind~_rf~ Soclal [venb anJ Dansville Woman Pl'ofessnr of Industrial en,::lneo1·· FonHa Me1·indort was. IIOflf!l'~il For fit p Bltrprlse party 1'ups~B)' q1) ' PersonaL' lng In the school of engineering .,. • • • • • • • • • * • • luir 15th ·'blrthc]ay nnnlvc'rijary 1 "t North Cnrollnn State college, ( 1 11 .rrtra, Olive Foster will ceJc\wntc Rolelgh, North Carolina. He re· given h)l Dnrbarn l'owe!a'on at .. Two Events Are Observed BIH'l'IIDAY PAR'l'Y GIV~N 'wr !36th hlrthrlay nnnlveranry cclved his mnstor's degree In the her home. ,Janice CaltJ'irlcr and· M1·, unrl Mrs, Howard Shcr· Saturday, September 15, summer. Ills wife nne! a ·ria ugh. Shnron rtlch won · prizes al wood of Diamond road, Muaon, • For fi3 yeurs Mrs. Foster hns ters are In Rl!wielgh with him. games, · · · · entertained at 11 birthday dlnneJ' lived., In or ncar Dansville. She ~nother son of the · Ror!muns, OUter gue~ts lrtclude!l Lorctt!f· :.·. Paul Arnolds Mark Anniversary Sunday Jwnorlng her sister, Lo· was born In Llving~ton ('OUnty )Jon, who graduated !rom Mlch· Craddoclt, Ve1'11 Mnno.llovlc, De· rettu Ct•addodt. Out-of-town ,1nd mo,vcd to Dunsvllle ns a jg11n State In .June of 1!l5i"i, spent !orcs Rich, Susnn Phlllfps, Susiin' gue1;ts were Mr. nnd l'yfrs. Greg· ·young woman. the pust wcclt In .Raleigh with Mumnu, Vlrgir\in Willits, Carol Sunrlray was an lmpor'IIHII rlny nnnlvcr·snr·y. Mrs. Arnold woman Lima, Ohio. Other out-of-town ory Hedglen of Lansing. · Although the calendar 11uys , In the lives of Rev. nnd MrH. Paul oi'C·hld dress with a corsage of guests came i!'om Detroit, Jnclt· the George Ttcctmuns. He re· Mnrtln and Naney I..otJrlenslager, • • • M:rs.- Foster· Is almost 86, her turner! Suturduy by plane nod Mrs. Flossie Lamphere · nnd '· Arnolrl of Mnson. Not only wa:; white mums and gladiolus. son, BroolMrs,.. -James~ Inghram, ···~···t"e:. ~r·.,.~·\ct::.~.·.· .. • • • rled Colonial bouquets ·of. pl.~k · · · M F ·k· v · '·• · · ·,' · ' · .. 4. ,.··R·e·.:·-. · · · · . I and red gladiolus,.· respectively •. (o.· ~he ·spirit and 'lprlnciples of , rs.. ran ..... ~ung, ·M~·~_.:'·George , , . , g ... '· I G; . . chi~st :ror the whole world) .:as Whyte, .Mts; Ro~q ·~ayhh·,:•Mrs. P·h·'.! :'.· ~ ',;; .. '~··...... ;·,. ·::.:.. :! :·:· Sh Jeanne and Laura Marquardt, therne'for devotions .... Wllllain 'Thorburn and·Mrs.·M. . . OWe(··s IVen cousins of the bride, wore. Iaven· the · · · · · ' · · · . ·.. Q..1_ ,,..·.ma .. cl·s·ts·· ... .SS Kranz d 1 d ''Miss Maude Barber w,•s 'tlt.e J; Green• sp.4?nsor. · ..... · . For MI er ny on an net over satin and guest at the '"J'his Is Your" Life" Mrs. H u bb ard pres id e d ove1· t h e ·• .. · ' ' · · ' · ,. ' .. · · 1956 Norge Washer Mrs. William Hamlin of Holt carried rerl roses and white porn- portion of the progl'Rm. Mrs. meeting. Mrs. Frank Young, co· t entertained at a bridal shower poms. Robert Droscha and infant son hostess, served Ice cream and 0. Friday evening honoring Miss Pfc. Robert Ruby, stationed at portrayed the cradle roll, .and coffee cake. . SerV" Yo•~ Speeial S.ale- Save s100.00 · Thelma Kranz. Miss Wilma Fort Wayne, Detroit, was best Mrs. Harry Shultis, Mrs. John • • · • · 'IIi' I!!! Townsend of Mason assisted as I man. Delbert Philo of Laings- H!!nilln, Sharon Neff and Julie co-hostess. ·burg, bro~her of the bride, :and Everitt showed· the church's pro- New Arriv,als The hostesses served lee cream Robert G1tter of Eaton Rapids, gram for youth. Nancy Bray, Lee · ' ·· · WE FiLL All OUT-OF-TOWN and cake to the 18 guests attend- co us1 n o f th e b r 11r egroom, were Perkins,· Barbara Stroud and Lois of Mr.Palnesvj))e, and· Mrs. Oli!o, Chan have Robinson a son, AND OUT.OF-STATE PRESCRIPTIONS. lng from Ionia, Lansing, Blrm- ushers. Hall played. the teen-agers and Gregory Lynn, born. August 27. Ingham, Holt ·and Mason. Fall The newlyweds received their college students relationship with They have three other children, flower!! decorated the serving guests ln the church parlors after the church. A newcomer to Ma· Rebecca, Pamela and Kermit. Mr. table. Gifts were.·placed under a the ceremony. The lace-covered son, portrayed by Mrs. Milan and Mrs .. Eber Robinson are the pink umbrella. table was centered with a 3-tlered Waters, was visited by Mrs. Mon- paternal grandparents. on the Miss Kranz will become the wedding cal{e topped with a min· tie Woodard. Mrs. Evelyn Shaf- Mr. and Mrs.. Gerald Durbin bride of Richard Heinz on 'Sep- lature bride and bridegroom. fer and Mrs. Justine .Juder.lohn are parents oi a daughter, Pa- Alway$ Fresh tember 22. Silver candlesticks holding light· to,ld. about visits to shut-Ins. trice Sue, born Septemlier 6 at NORGE * • • ed tapers flanked the cake on .Ruth circle members acted. a~ St' 1.; · · h' 1 1 La 1 AUTOMATIC elthel• side. Members of th'e Worn· I1os t esses f or t h e even 1ng. · Mrs. They:have·a· · a';Vrence son, osp Tommy,.2. ta ' ns Mrs. ng. Extension Clubs ens Guild of the church served .(\be Cohn presided . over the Durbin Is the . former Ethelyn Prescription .Drugs WASHER ice cream, cal{e and coffee.· Mrs. business meeting. IHarina. ··The Okemos Extension club Harold Marquardt, aunt .of the ' . • " " A daughter, Mary Jo, was bom will meet with Ina Brubaker, Sep. bride, cut the cake. Mrs. Mary EVANS BOY IS BAPTIZED /to Mr.. and Mrs. John Shaffer of ternber 18, at 1:30 p. rn. OtTicers I(il{endall, Mrs. Eleanor .Parker Terry Evans, son of Mr. and Ho!t Tuesday, September 11, at complete with will be Installed and plans for the and Mrs. Delbert Philo, sister of Mrs. J. · B. Evans, was baptized Sparrow .hospital, Lansing•.. 'l'he Phone year will be made. Sarah Schep· the bride, had charge of gifts, and Sunday at Mason St. James Shaffers ,have.' 2. sons, )'rflke, 9, time line control perly, reporter, Merle Avery, Mrs. Frank Gatlin, another sister,- Catholic· church by Fr. Pllul De~ arid Mark, ·11f-t. ·Mrs. Shaffer )s .end suds saver chairman. presided at the guest register. Jto~e. Miss Roselyn M!ller and the former. )os'ephl~e Culham, OR· 7~041l Haslett Lakeslders home ex- Mrs. "Ernest Marquardt, aunt of Edward Miller of Lansing, niece daughter',r:it Mr. and Mrs. Arthur tension group had a meeting at the bride. was hostess. · ,, and· nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Culham .. ·. ·. , ·:. . · . . . _ w• Deliver the home of Mrs. Mark Behaert For her· daughter's wedding E~an~. ·were god-parents. Teny's Mr. and. Mrs. C~arles WeiMJi. of \ l. ruesday afternoon. The program and .reception, Mrs .. Philo· chose brothers,· Randy, ,Larry. ·a~d Mason hlive ·A ~troit. ·'., '· .•. .·:. · ~. :; . ·. · •. •,. • . ,··. Sickle ~t·sp!lrro~·hospltal, Lin· Miller Rqad Community. hall, . g ·· . · , ... ,.,.,.~:,·.: :l:Mrs.- June Surateaux returned sing; Frida~/ .,\ugust.'31, .: .:·,. lltcluding old w8she~ - Nothing d.,w,; Charlene Achtenburg wlll be the The ne~IYWeds wlll ma~e .t"~lt tq work Monday at the road com· , Mr. ani!" Mrs:· RQiuild· Cratt are li~stess for the Octobei' 16 meet· hnme ..at For~ Leonard Wo.~\:M;Is· ~liJsl.dit ·after. a week's' vacii~i<>~ ptlrerit~: ·~~ .a: .. tl.a~ghte~~: ': S1,1sap lng... ~IJrl,.~ wheie the· hu~baniL ·:1~ a~i·Whlte lake. She was accom· Kae,; born:Frlday,·.Sjlptember 7, ONLY $2.75 pot week , !.: . . . . •. ,_ • .• . . presen~ly ·. sta_~lone~ ...· ~~th' .'· the '*nled; by h~J'' son·in·J~w :ahd at ~~stili, G~ner111 li~spltat 'This ·:.• Mr. and Mrs .. Earl Parks of army...... · . . .. ttaugltter,. 1\fr• ,and Mrs. Theo ,s, tlielr first •child. Mrs. Craft Is R;emi~claer, I~dlllna, .spent' the .. ", . ·-.• ~.. ·... ~. . : - <·' .. I .~oa,g! .and DeLynn. Th~Y. spent tlie·: forlner· Gloria.\ Burr:rtis~. ', . L!iboJ.:. Day, week with the.lr . Mr. a11d Mrs. Frank K. :Evans t(abO~ Day at Crystal. lake and daUIJ!Iter of flf·. and Mrs. V: G. . ' ..... brother-ln·law-and sister, Mr. and of Mason, Mr. ·and Mrs. Ward took ·scenic thrill rides ·over Burgess. ,·. · · ,. {';' .·~aSon ·Hom' Applia~~~ Mi'll •. Frank Ha)'s, lind family of Vlcary of· Leslie· and .Mr. ·aild sieeplng·Bear sand dunes.'. . · 1 : · ,: .·: •:· .~ ,.- .. :', •. : . : ' ' I " •' • ', ' ' '•I I '•:' •'! l'hllljps road. ::; . . . , . Mrs. Roy Moore ·of- Lansing .wlii . :Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reeser · ··flfr, ·an!l'Mr~:~~arry Smith were .. ' 'f• 'l I ·.. Mr,.-~nd Mrs. Floyd Smith .of be a! ~acltlnlie Is.land ·most,. of ·' club I.nnslng VIHI!rJd Mr·,· 111111 Mr'H, Me1nbcrs of the Bt:own~· will l11rvo II~ firs~ meeting or the 1\enncth Mnlhew~ Hrlll Phil In Cavnnrlm• Post ,J,IB Amt~rirmn Le· YCIIT' WcrincsriiiY, Septomltel' HI, Leslie Saturr1ny evening, Stmrlay ginn. Auxlllur·y npnnerl 'thefr un· ;rt n::IO p. m. with 11 rllrrn('t; nnrl visltnl's r1t tha Mntlwws homt! nual mngrtzinc aub~cr·lptinn sales ·Study Topics for the Coffiing Year sncl11l evening ul Dlnus 'J'ernwo were Mr, nnrl Mrs. Ruy MnthcwH cnmrmlgn this weel1. Prneeeds In LirnHI ng. II no Ics"w' for 1l1C unrl ·Dolores nf Aurciills anrl Mr. nrc usee! to buy :;iduoom equip· evening itl'e mcfi1bCt'~ of thc nnd M1's. LnMnl' Mntltews, .To· tncnt, IH'£'nrrllng In Mrs. Jlnrloy tile home, family living, 20th r•r!n· ton RaplriH, of the Wlkox group progrnrn r·runmiiiPtl, Mr'H. Lrstcr In Delhi town hull 111 lln\1 seph, Mar~ha nnrl Ellen nf .Tm-1<- Anl anrl tlw temple•. , • Friday-Salllrday C!I'S to 'use Jhr.lr lnfluener upnnlllnl'lll rlec·onrt_lon;~· I 'l'hr. WPr;l Allllmlnn Air! !'inr:lrty ALL DISNEY SHOW ynrrng~ter·s in their farnii!Ps to " I will lllf'f'l Willi Mrs. r·:I'IIPSI 1.111'• To Tea,.h Courso. nf Mn son mal; anr 1 g 1 1cam I meeting nf Vantown 4-Jl club re· • · ~· dt) s 1.Iris 11 n 1 l.rms·l sm·ies by Christensen's. 1!134. SUPPORT YOUR R~ CRQ§S eently. Dolphus Rabirloux pre· t~n wrll l~n~r> Its 1111111111! ox m1~st i High· inciivirlual g"nH's and We Ront sirlcrl over the business session. :l!nn_rr . ~uncl.:~y, . ~r.t~lem~Jc~· .iO.I sr.rics were ercclitcd to Thelma lfs Dorothy Henri reported on t.he I his w.r!< fnr mr.rl) sponsm ed 111 Singe!', 165, 150-448; Hr. len Lyon, . nont anrl the prize money was August, hill _w1rs pr•stpnnerl ln 1177-443; Mariinu CnirnR', 15!1, Hi7· Fl)temgl 1 SINK $:-15. Wilrnfl Pringle gave a re· Septr.mbr.r flus . .\'C!Ill'. !417; Bobby Bryde, 152·429; De· Lay~Away 'pnrt on the scrapbool<. Ma<'cnbcf's wrll. hnve 11 c~rrl . 1ores Heathman, 159·424; .rea·

.Jolly •I·II'('I'S paJ'IY Monday n1ght, September 1 netic Dart, 162; ,Julia Banister,! w~or Time Tlir. .Tolly 4-H'ei'S hnd their 17, 111 R 111 the home nf Mrs. 161; Alberta Betcher, 152; and + . I I I t II D II . Cl I Sl 13 I rflrr~Ygh )'~Yr. cmnrnunl y rnce ng- a 1e e 11 ~y nn :· .wrmrm .. nn rn:ne~ roa.r . .Tcrry.Griffln, 400. I SALE For All Occ~sions at town h11ll recently. .M1s. WJI!J.rm C1.rne w111 be r.n· standrngs w L UNilrO COMM.UliiTY CAMIIAIGN David Stcvcnsnn presirlecl OVCJ' hostess. Mason Home Appliance ..'1 n [ i· .. I the mrcting. Gih Rics, junior In g h ~ m co u n l y Pon;gn::t Mills Store ...... 3 11 ______WARE'S I lc Cnll!'ge Mrs. Clarene.e. Burgess:. Mti while with the Mason band at THIS IS THE PLACE AND DATE Interlochen.' • •• • \

10 to 5 p. m.

SIT -DOWN WATER SKIINO.;.,At .· s.ari Dl'e,;o;. Calif., Joo. Stonebreal1er dc'monstrates Uie·"Chaltee·Skl," a .watery· version of the-motor ~cootl.!r ..Invented by .. ToddtChli.lfec,· the craft has. ,.twq sc.porate ilt-llnc.slds, with n'25·h9rsepower motor mo1.1nted . between thern, The water scooter Is .capable of speodl'~up ~-a JiO. miles per h_our~ :--, ... · : , · · · ·.,,;.• , · · .. , ·. . .·.

l ': ALLIS·CHALMERS tmctor, 1949, model B with hydraulic 11ft. 16-ln. plow 11nd 1-row cultivator, Farm Tools J.Joyd Leonard,· phone Mason OR 7·1499, 36w2 PUMP .TACK, 2-whec! drive and In good condition. Call Mason SMITH SILO, JPX•lll .Ie,et with Pho·neI OR 7·~9011 OR 7-4010. 37w1 aluminum roof, ladder . and stand, 5 Ycnra old. Bl!rt Schert· 195·1 FERGUSON T0·36·30 tractor zing, 2nd farm south of Catholic and 2·14 Inch p!o\v, 12 Inch Church road on Pili'l'nil.n road. tires on· rear, tractor lllte rcw. 34w3 For Ad Action Price Tractor and Implement Co., ·, Mason. Phone Mason OR 7·8761. 1953 INT~RNATIONAL "45" 37w1p PTO bnlei· In very good comll· tlon. Paul D. Notestlhe, 1267 Gale e Wednesday aftm110on e Olussifled 1llspluy ads 1947 /W. C. ALLIS-CHALMERS road, phone Eaton Rapids 4·4276. !leudlhw ou clussificils 84c per Inch tractor, plow and cultivator. 36w2p W!ll talte Uvestoclt In trade. Law· ------­ e 40 words for 50c- All· e One of 1\flehl~an's Jarg· / renee Moran, Webberville, phone ditional wonts lc each est nual want od sec· webberville 37w2p tioris · · 4-Jo~-13. Automotive .· .. ' •,' 2 NEW HOLLAND Forage Blciw· · ers, never used with ·pip~ ·oil -il.ELY·:or.. tnio•s.· · · · rubber. A· buy ut only $375. Prjce ..' AUTO PARTS F.OR' THE . ~------.....;.------:------.! Tractor Co., phone Mason OR . FINEST NEW ,AND· USED , RAiYI - Yearling Suffollc ram. jERSEY . COW, registered, 4 7·8761. 37wlp . AUTOMOBILE EQUIPME!IfT . . AT TI1E LEAST' .. ·. Registered. David Cardone, 4132. · years old. Used In 4-H wor!c. . . . IlOSSi:SLEf COST! . I • ' S. llagadorn ronrl, phone Lan;lng Due September 21. Richard , ED 2-1241. . 3.JWtf Wheeler, 3254 W. Tomlinson 1 Farm • TRANSMISSION:$ -"Automa· HEREFORD CALVJ-.S 1-or sale. --·------road, phone Mason OR 6-1788. tic, stamhrd and. overdrive . · · I 300 to 400 lbs. Stoclwrs and FEEDER CATTLE-200 head of I 37w1 • MOTOR!S- Milt11 lllte·rnodels • BATTERiES · ·· · . . feeders. Stealy's StoclR welg!. from 400 to 450 and H F d G • NEW EQUIPMENT • NEW TA~PIPES '· are one brand choice quality I ay- ee - ram Wagons and Unloaders • t F New Mexico calves. B!m Frank· Cover Boards for most Plows Bud's Auto Parts 5 ClIn ·on arms I lin. 317 Sitts road, one mile west IFEEDS-Wirthmore and Rowena Lincoln Welders and Supplies of Mason, phone Mason OR d A f d f f 1 miles south of, Holt on US-127 • 7·8941. 35wtf 1ee s. ee or every arm K!ng-Wyse Elevators 2 Eden Road need. Salt Pearls for water soft· F! t 'rl . Phone OX· .9·211» 9~! . M' 1 • ....._ '1 eners and· Kasco dog focid. Tom· ' res one res L es IJe, !C Hgau 15 PIGS-8 and 9 weeks old, a~d, Iinson's Ph!ll!ps 66 service and Chore-Boy Mlllter Parts a hoar, 18 months. Dohr! D!vt7., Feed Store, Holt, phone Holt OX Gates Belts CHEVROLET, '1951~ .lit good con· 111GO Lamb road, phone Mason 4·2881. 28wtf New Oliver Super 55 Tractor- dltlon,.'rad!o, )leater; good tires. Offering 3 OR 7-058•1. 36w2 $ , .0 Must . sell bqforc· trqvellng 1 995 0 abroad. Phone· Mason OR· 64625. Mily the "broad stripes and bright stars" that inspired the writing serv1ce age New Power Take-Off Balers · · 3Sw2p of our National Anthem, September 13, 1814, forever shine . ht Fertilizer Specials Mayrath Elevator brightly in the hearts of all Americans. N19 K!em:ade Products cfiEvRooo~1951 4-door'.sedan "Long may it wave o'er lhe home of the brave" purebred bulls with Powergllde :trall~inlsslon: Dairy Analysis Price Fertilizer Spreader and Jreshalr ·.heater.· Car has Dorn 9·9·5fi, Burke-Bred A · 12·12·12 $70.55 Corn Pic!Ma· bl'g c· ar at small cost, only OR 7·6902. 37w2p Schaeffel', 525 South Holt· street, Mason OR 7-8761. . 37W1P son, phone Mason"OR· 7,Q90tl. · · ~ . ---- Mason, phone Mason OR 6-5686; Breed your cows to the best bull G HAMPSHIRE BOARS, pure· Cash and Carry Prl.ces for Fall POTATO DIGGER· and bagger. ·· · · · · · .... ·· · . 37wl -:- $1,795. 19:15 CHEVROLET 2·door sedan, 37w3 fa·· '!7. bred, weigh from 100 to 175 lb, PI t' . RnasonabJn p' rJ'ce. Cla"ton Pro'c· • . ,. '1955 OL. DSMOBILE S 88 .. V·8 engine, 180 horse power 1 can be registered. Harold Miller, anm·g· . ~~ ~ J . TRUCK- 1952 Ford truck, 1\h ·. ' _uper k 11 0 1 h t l't 2 LAWNMOWERS•FOR SALE 5 20 20 Ton $72 tor --310 M 36 Phone Stockbridge · · 4-door. Rocket engme, hy· pac • rat am· ea er, new w II e · . Lyon road, Mason, phone Mason · · · ...... • ::J · • • • ton,. 750x20 tires·. 28,000 miles:.' wall tires, excellent condition, cheap. Telephone Mason: 0R eorge D. arriS OR 7-8166. 37w1p 4·16·16 ...... Ton $60 29·F·13· 37W1P like new comblna'tlon grain· and dramatic, radio with rear low mileage, $1,395. J034 S. Lan· 7·1721 evenings, 3'7w1p G H 3 12 12 7 50 Phone MA 3.3541 0 111 ·--·- · ' ...... , ...... Ton $4 · -· '• 'stoclt racK $1050 ·or 1947 ·Ford. · seat· speal~er, undercoated, sing sll:ecr, phone Mason OR ansv .e 1 RAl\f-Oxford ram for sale Reg- Other Analyses Available PUMP AND PUMP JACK. Gooc~ .. k .. 1,,_ .. •1· ..... 750· ..... 0· 't'res· .· 63 .' h t h · db 1 u SAFES - All maKes, types and 31wtl' · · G · H Yl ld · · dlt' . L 1 T d 294 0~ true , · "'· on, .-... ·. 1 , . •. ea er, was ers an act p 7-2236. 37w1p · istcrcd, 3 years old. Clifford eSnEeE~eDe WIY~EAe Ter con ton.d oaD o~nllsen ' h 000 miles,: 'good ·14-ft~ gra.Iii. :box; lights. In lilm new condition sizes. Bought; sold, opened anrt ---- Mumby, 42GG Edgar road, half , . ,. . Swan roa ' a~svt e, P one $550. Take·· your .cholee, ··r·need, · _ 2195. M' II repaired .. Vault doors, money HOLSTEIN HEIFERS due to mile north of Bellevue road, Lcs· $2.65 per bushel Stockbridge 27Fll. . 37w1p bnl one. Glerih 'Oesterh!;: 1285.. at $ ' ISCe aneous chests, steel deslts, . filing cal>l· freshen soon. For sale. Phone lie. 37w2p Grown from reg!stere~ seed • Ed:n road, :fm!les south of Ma· 1955 FOltD 'l'udor. A Custom- nets, tear gas and comblna· Jansvllle MA 3·2281. Forest An· Lesll'e Ele· vator Co. CORN PIChER - 1953 Massey·. son phone· :Mason OR 7-8552. . . line V-8. A light blue beauty ----·---·~ lion service. Murphy Safe Co.;. lerson farm. 32wlf 2 REGULAR Shropshire Rams..:.: Harris 2-row corn plcl cellent condition, or will trade· AI R' · ·Ch · · J · t ' lamps, tables · and . many other · erv1Ce can 'be seen erected. Glenh' 10i!S· for bred gilts. Carl Bowen, plione · · .·· ICe . evro e CRATES - 150 5-pecl< crates at Items. You can't afford to miss . Phone Llinslng •Eo 7·7279 terle, 1285 :Eden.· road,' 3 ·miles Williamston 604·F·5, · 1496 ·Noble ·open Friday Nlv,hta . '50c eneh. Don B. Clark, 4564 this sale. •· We .. have seats and 2186 E. Cavanaugh south' of Mason, ·phon~, ·~aS()J1 · J'!)ad,~Ri:nite :1, Wllllamston. '· · Phone OR·7·3061 . Barnes road at Aurelius Center. plenty ot 1 free .parking•• · Phone 1 .. .., . . . .3'lwU OR 7·8552:~·. : .;~ · · .·;: .· 37W~ • • ·. ;:. . · · .. · · · ·· ··37wl ' Muoa · 1Ph_o~~ ·~ul·ellus 3402: ·, . 37w2 Lanst~i-/l'U: 2·2721., : .. : 35W1#.,;,. / '·.· DINING ROOM TABLE nnrlDR·APEFl.IES -· Faille, 4 double TOMATO~S, SQUASH, dlll ann TAP SHOES-Sf~e OV.., with tnna September 13, 1956 Page 7 chairs, oalt-34ll<18; 2 wnshlng width; 3 slngle-wlrlth. Good potatoes, Mrs. Dunne Tlnn·lby, on heels rmd toes, neve•• hecn R I Et t Baker Realty lno~am County News machines, we~tlnghotJSC electrln COlllllilon, flowered, llnccl, Otny 3GG5 West Bnl'lll!~ noacl, phone WU!'nj Woman's beige I!OVlll'( I'Oilt, ea s a e range 5 yeal's old, Ray Spence, hnc!tground, Sell reusonnble, Mrs, Aurc!lus 721, · 37Wl double·hreasted with lwH, tailor------~ Mason ONE; ACRE OF I.AND fm• ~ulC! LARGJ~ LO'l'S, ~00-ft. frontage, 1 phone Mason OH 7·i1673, 3Hw2p A, F, Zlcltgrnf, •11:! f~ust On!t, ------­ made, size H; woman's dresses; THHEE·FAMILY apartment, Ma· nt cm·nr.J• of Gale alJ(I 'l'oles full nere, only $150 down, full Muson, phone Mason OR 7·0'151, PLUMS - Large sprayed purple I'OIIr!s rn£111lre reel' plaid, size 15; hlaclt jernOY son, on Norlh Jefferson, priced 3·BEDROOM ~quare type home, In Aurelius township, to· prlco $GOO, alnse to Mnson, FURNITURE, ruga nllll appll· :J?wl cnnnlng plums, Ready now. C. Wl1h pearl rhlnes1onl"! collar nnr1 nt only $7,000 with $2,000 us 2-cn1• garage, private clrlve, gethm· with nhnndoned school shnde, lfi choice lots to pick anccs, savings In hoth our new ----·------V. Post, 727 S. Lansing street, cuffs, size lfi; blue felt .Jumper, down payment, 3-cnr garage, good location on Lansing east bullcllng, hy 'l'oles school district. from, Phom! Mason OR 6·5673, and used deparlmenls, Storage RANGE-Combination wood nnd Mnson, No phone, :!7wlp size 13-14; hlnclt tat'fe1n, slw 15; automatic oil heQt, large Jot, good side, $11,000, Goqd term~. Will ucecpt separate offers on, C, L. ,Johnson Agency, 37w1p Furniture Sales, 1% miles north rna!, and gns runge-either city hlnclt and white checlt shirt, 28 Income. Consult Clarence M. building anrl land or r•omhlncd ------·-- ---­ of Lansing on US-27. Open Mon· oJ' bot tie gus. Lllte new. •rete· POTA'I.;OES -- No. 1 Pontine, waist; gray cordUJ'oy sltlrt, size Bolos, Mason OR 7·2361, Everett 2-BEDROOM home, Luns!ng, offer on both. No offers will he TWO LOTS In L~Hilo fnr sale. f) day through Friday !l, Sa(ur· phone Mason Oft 7-1721 evenings, Dring contninpl'S, Clare Laun· 28; cotton s!{irt, size 26: hoys Marlatt Agency. 37wlp J south side. Nlco living room accepted ufler mlclnlght Septcm· One lot is IIG'xl:l2' nncl tht! clay 9·7, phone Lansing IV .37wlp stein, 3 miles enst of Mason on brown gabardine suit, size 8; with stone fireplace, beautiful her 20, 1956, Contact Mnry Fow- ulhcr Is GG'x261' with a 30'x60' 7·0173. 30wtf M·3£i to EvPry rrwcl, north lo sec­ boy's h)til! tweed sport coat, size LOTS FOR SALE - 3 excellent !{!tchen and dining spaci!, full ter, Secretary, Haute 1, Eaton Quonset hullding, nlso o!flcr hulld· KENMORE wrwhlng mncillrw unrl om! place on west side, Phone li, Phone Mason Oil 7-:i. Ph01w WI!- .37wl 7_5402. 37w1 NEAT, cozy home close to busi· large Jot, full hnsement, nuto­ c. L, ,Johnson Agency, phone Ma· $fl!i0 DOWN, Full prlre only Sets ...... $30.00 up llamst on 51-!.T. 37w1 ness district In Mason, with ex· son OR 6-567.3. .37wlp $3,950, 2-hedroom home In Mu· MriNTOSH APPLES now being mnt!P heat. Breczcwuy attached ---- son, 3-plr.ce bath, lnrge Jot. Phone Rugs , .. , $5 up CLOTHING-Boys' maroon !til'· trn lot, berries and frult, or trade to garage. plc!{cd nt 'l'uttlc Orchards, .3196 trimmed jacltct and matching for larger home In or out of Mn· 1 ACRE, 3 BEDROOM HOME, Milson OR £i.5f17.3. C. L .•Johnson I ! Hours: 9:30 - 8:30 p. m. Tuttle road. Jack Robinson, Mgr. cnp, size G. Also woman's fur son. Terms. Phone Mason OR 5 ACRES with modern 3-bcdJ'oom !urge living room nnd kitchen. agency. 37w1p Trailers 37w1 jacket, size 14, and girls' storm 6·5673, C. L. Johnson Agency. house and gnruge on Waverly This home has tllumtnum siding 1439 W. Grand River ------POTATOES _ .Tared Austin, coat, gray, size 10. Cha1·les Pow- _____3_7,_¥_1~ rond, close to Miller road. City nnd hns not been built very long. CLAH.ENCE M. BOLES has Williamston, Michigan MODERN HOUSE TRAILER - 5 and school bus by door, pos· Some work Is yet needed, $925 customcl' fol' 200·nCJ'c farm, Good condllloll. Wrought Iron miles west of Mason on Co!nm· ers, 12.3 East Elm, Mason, phone 3 BEDROOM RANCH HOME- Mason OR 6-110.3. .37w1 sible to plat ,for lots. Talw clown, full Pl'lcc $5,425. Phone1 cash buyers for •lO nnd 80 ucre ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS. porch, new paint joh. Must sell bin road, J mile south on Eifert, ). practlcnlly new, carpeted liv· trade nmJ get terms. Mason OR G·~ll73, C. L. Johnson farms. Wnntecl, 2-hedroom mod· this month. Can be tlnnnced. Sec 1 Ni!W !l, 15, 23 gallon sizes. Low ,J mile west on Curtke r~nd. CLOTHES-2 girls winter coats, lng room, ceramic tile bath, blr~h Agency, 37wlp ern home for rctlrccl couple~. We It at 5380 Barnes rand, phone 170' COMMERCIAL frontage on prices. Montgomery Products ~wn:_Aurellus 3714. .3twlf size 10.12, In good condition: 1 l1ltchen, 2-car garage, circulating -- -- -'------·------need new listings to satisfy our <'ompnny, 2:i8% Mill strcPl, Lan· Aurelius 'Ill. :l7w1 , , • plaid min coat (gir!sl, size 8; 1 hot water heat, built on 2 70·ft. US-127 close 1o Holt at 'Pcnn­ LAND CONTH.ACT-Good $7,450 select cllcnlcle. Deal with Boles, sylvnnln rut-off. sing, phone Lansing IV' 5-8672 ol' PEACHES - Plan now to get I 1 11 1 11 ·t .1 , 6. 1 1 t Jots, Ideo.! central location, land- . 6~c land contract un Mason $ $ $ f01· your renl cstutc. Phonr. lV 5·5715. 32w7 MODERN I-lOUSE TH.AILE:Il - your tree-ripened peaches at P a c s' • s ze ' louse con • f M , b properly. Owner ncerls qulcl{ Mason 011 7-2361. Everett Mnt•lett 19f13 Pmlrle SchoonCI·, 27 fool, Prentice Acres on Mt Hope road size 8; 1 yellow sllpover sweater, scaped Yllrd, ocrtello Clason s Met- HOLT-3-hcdroom house on Ce· . · ' ' ·I [i· l . 3· 1 It ter homes, a · nrence , cash. Will discount, 15'/,, For full agency. :nw1J> In A·l conclltlon. Buy my equity, dar street, zoned commercial. ANTIQUE qiiAIHS AND SOFA % mlllle east off IO-IIngndorn Jl·oacll, ~~~~ 2,' 'l.l~~~" 2~)~;~e ~J~'~:n ~~tt' Boles, OR 7-2361, Everett Marlett Information. Call Clay'~ Real ------Also a lwnvy walnut bed­ balance• on easy ban!{ terms. 1 m e west o 1emos sc 100. ·.. · ' • . ' Agenc:v. 3Gw2p 115' irontage. Goocl place to Estate, Lansing TU 2-<1<1.32, LARGE MODERN IIOME In room suite. Has marble tops on Algen A. Ewers, 7J4 E. Race St., Pick yom• own at no extra size 6. Phone Mason OR 6-1394. -='---'--=~--~--- Jive anrl have your business. .37w1p Mnson, ncm· new school on cor· dresser and commode, Mrs. Clara Leslie. :l7w2 charge. Bring con1ulners. Red Ha· ' · 37wtfp SHARP 2-bedrc.om ranch home, We have severn! qualified buyers ------ner Jot, 82.5'x132'. Owner says to . R. Vnn Gilder, 18G:i Sherwood vens ready August 15, other SUITS _ 2 women's suits, size 5 years old. Has nice ldtchen for 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes. FARM - 1!11 acres, large barn, sell for only $7.GOO with $2,000 .... road, Webberville. Phone Bell HOUSE TRAILER - AndeJ•son varieties Inter. .32wtf with lots of cupboards, oil heat, Also buyers for farms, 40 . new milk house, morlcrn 4 hcd· down. Income possibilities. Oil • •' .. Oak 61"4. .3Gw2p home trailer, 2G' long. All 12. One grey gaburdlne, worn attached garage and breezeway. room home and modern tenant l1ent, mature shnrle. East Cherry - .. once, lined; other beige faille Cement terrace. Located on nice acres and up. Call us for list· aluminum. In good condition. R. ings, 3 courteous, experienced house, $200 un ncrc, $12,000 street. Call Clurenre M. Boles, ·~ ",, ' REFRIGERATOR - GE In fair A. Tjwmpson, Dansville MAdison Peaches with belt, lined. Very roasonnble. %-acre lot. To Inspect call Mason Excellent conr!ition. Phone Mason OR . 6. 28wtf salesmen to serve you, clown. Call Glenn Oesterle, Mason!Mason OR 7-2361. Evrrett Marlett condition tnew motor}. .John 3-:!852. 37w1 HALE IIA VENS 6 558 Oil 7·8552, Paul B. Cheney agency, 37wll> · '" l{nrplnsld, 12% miles east of Ma­ OR 7-0562. .37w1 Wayne G. Feighner BAR'I'LE'IT PEARS NEW 4-ROOM bungalow, large Agency. .37w1 - • , ---""' son on Howell road, second house SNOWSUITS - Girl's, sizes 4 to OR G-5682 ------BUILDING LO rs. several good east of Vantown store. Phone lot: 3-room cement bloclt bun­ 8 AND 10 ACRES In Mason, joi111 lots on Walnut court. Lawrence 7, 5123 Curtice road, phone galow: two-story house, 4-room, Les Swaninger Webberville .31F4, a7w2 Trees and Shrubs Dockter's Orchards Aurelius 3702. 37w1 new subdivision. Call Glenn Simpson, G27 Ilall Blvd. Phone ----·------Dansville 2 bedroom (clouble·single; each IV 9·0161 Oesterle, OR 7-8552, Paul B. Mason Oil 6·4281. 19wtf,: OIL HEATER- Large size Duo- STARK BROTHERS NUHSER· 2 bedroom (double-single l, each Cheney Agency, .37w1 IES-Worlcl champion trees, Phone Dansville MA 3-2014 WHITE FORMAL and slip, suit- terms. Charles Mohr, Sr., 4740 Thcrm with aulomalle fnn and 33wtf Collins Huntington NEW 3-!Jcdroom home ready for wnl! theJJnostnl. Wlllle Hills, shrubs, bulbs uml dwarf fruit ---'----- able dress for Eastern Star Planll road Onondaga phone OR 7-u406 HOME-3-bedroom home In Jew- m•c•upancy. Large living room, trees. Algcn "AI" Ewers, land· CANNING PEACHES, Hale Ha· worlt, size 18, $10.00. ~hone MA Onondaga LA 8·3304. I a6w4p I ett subdivision. One of Mason's comfortable l>ltchen, hardwood North Diamond road, Mason. .3-9861. Mrs. Almond Wmg, Dans- 207 Parl1 Street, Mason Phone Mason OR 7-882.'l. 37w1 scapc advisor and representative, vens. Now ripe. Palmer Orch· better home~. Ful! hath up and floors, fLJI! basement, garage on 714 Eust Race street, phone Les· ville. 3Gw1 LOTS FOR SALE in Mason, Phone Mason Oil 7·3691 ani, 7 miles south of Mason on 37wl 2-piece down, large living room, spacious lot. LncatPcl Jwnr nPW DUO THERM oil space healer, lie JU 9-9366. 22wtf US·127. .37w1 GG'x132': 2 lots on corner, rccreulion room, extra lot. Shown school in Mason in plrasant new FOOTBALL SHOES - Junior $1,200; 'group of 10 lots, platted ------by appoln1 mont. Glenn Oesterle, subdivision. William Swarthout. large size, very good condition, PEONY, iris, oriental poppy and high school boy's speciul foot- In Mason: 3 large lots, 132'x198' FARMS-We have buyers for 40, , also one room smnll E"lze Duo FH.ESH EGGS-Call before com- 120 and larger farms. can phone Mason OR 7-8;552. Paul D. phone Mason OH7-2111. .37w1p Therm used very Iii tie. Cha1·les day lily roots fm• sale. Hay Ing. Mrs. Howard Coy, 2183 ball shoes, size 8'1". Priced reason· on blacktop road" near Mason: Cheney, real estate. 37w1 able. Tom Schaeffer, 525 South 10-acre motel site near Mason; Glenn Oesterle, OR 7-8552 for Deeg, .3330 Wright rom!. Cali eve- Hartshorn, east on M-36 and 'I• Coy Road, phone Mason ORchard listings. Puul B. Cheney Agency, mile north on Mendian road. 878 72944. 36w2 Holt street, phone Mason OR filling station location acreage. I·IOME - 2 bedroom home, 2 nings m· Saturday Leslie .JUstice M . 1. 1 PI one M s OR G·5G8G. .37w1 Call Clarence M. Boles, Mason 37w1 9-•1427. rom. 1 a ------blocks from Cednr Sl. school. Work and Workers : 37w~ 7-:~~~~an o~5wtf PICKING HALE HAVENS now OR 7·2361. Everett Marlett Recently remodeled, gas heat, nt Lmns Slid, Dexter 'Trail, 1;.1 CHILDREN'S ·SCHOOL CLOTH- ugency. 37wlp 2-car garage, paved dJ·ive. Shown DISH WASII8Il WANTED-Cull KITCHEN HEATER, Kenmore mile beyond the game farm. Call white porcelain enamel coal· EVERGREENS-.3 to 5 ft. spruci!, ING, used but good. Snowsuits, ABEL by appointment. Cn11 Glenn Oes· In person. 1\!r:;. lln!cy, Haley's Mason 011 7-64G6, 37wl LARGE MODERN HOME on 1 wood heater with return flue. urborvitae and JUniper, $2.50. overshoes. Complete line of used terle, Mason 0R 7-8552. Pnul B. Log Cabin, :Jill !:i, Cf'ilar. 37wl ------~--=---- Sycamore street, Mason. In· Good condition. L. E. Wheeler, Ove1· 100 varieties mums, 50c. furnltme. Also oil space heaters. Cheney, real estate. .37w1 Largest selection of evergreens, POTATOES - Aftm· September Two locations in Lansing, 327 come possibllltles. Owners say to Real Estate 3254 W. Tomlinson road, Mason. 10. Bnsll Freeman, 4780 Iosco ------MAN WANTED --Agl' no harrier, llowering sluubs, shade and fruit River street und 124(3 Turner sell for $9,000 with only $1,500 120 ACRES, li miles from Stock- with mr, to wo1·k in eon june··"' PhonP Mason OR 6·1788. road, phone Webberville .3F21. down. Located 1% bloclts from Phone OH 6-1161 37w1 trees, peonies, iris, tulips, etc. in Street. Open 6 days. Friday unHl Mason brirlge, new modern home, lion willl local srrvice organlza-'' central Michigan. Bargain prir.es, 3Gw3p 9 p.m. .37w1 down town, mature shade, deep large barn, trnctOJ' and tools, tloo. Pleasant year arnund work, .. Foerch Nursery, 7 miles cast, 2 basement. This is a good buy. ' some crops, will consider home in Ahove average car111ngs, plus car • STOVE - 4-burner <10-inch Ken- Call for appointment, Clarence 110-ACRE FARM-100 acres ttn· more electric stove, 5 years miles north of St. Johns, 33w6 der plow. 7-room modern house. trade. Inquire Bradshaw Reulty, al!owanC'e nnd boJ'iJCcs. Write to M. Boles, Mason OR 7-2361. Ever­ Webberville, phone 54. 37w2 Box .3!1, Ingham County News,"" • old, good condition. Phone Mason ett Marlett agency. 37w1p 36x60 hlp-roof basement barn. GLADS for sale, $1.00 per dozen, Dogs and Pets , Poultry Also 30x40 hlp-roof basement OR 7-7021. Mrs. Carl Buchanan, also floral arrangements by HOUSE_ Mason, ·Sl500dow~ -.;t giving- age, phone and past em-'· 704 Hall Boulevard. 37w1 BOARDING -- Private outdoor · --- NEW 3.bedroom home, 24'x.3G', barn, tool house, mill< house about $7,700. 4 good bedrooms, ~oy~cn~--- _ . ___ 37w2 ·; special order the night before and other buildings. $20,000. you need them. G. R. Pearsall, runs for each dog. Green Acres PULLETS, AAA, White Roc!{S, corner lot, deep basement, auto· 1 bedroom and bath on ftrst lioor. HEATER - Nearly new Duo· Kennels. Phone · OR·7-9791. Sun· laying; also 275-gal. oll tan!~. mntlc heat, plastered walls, good Terms. Completely new ldtchen. Home PAINTING ESTIMATES 7REE.' Thcrm space heater, consol.:! 334 E. Elm, Mason. 33wtf Our servkl' complete and sat·" day hours 5:00-7:00 p~-m. B. F: Guenther, east end' of Dell location. F. H~· A. ··• approved~ nice ;md clean, large corner lot model, oil space lwutcr, 50,00\l A" 52wtf road, Holt, phq,ne Lansing TU 'Terms. Enjoy the liveability of NEAR MASON GO-acre farm with garage. Owner moving to lsfylng. We use the best muter· BTU output with electric blower 1rp1 anes 2-2046. 37w1 this home.' We can assist you· with tools, 54 acres under plow, Lansing. This home could he in· inl, nrc insured and havi! muny and, hPat control. Reasonably PUPPIES Five' (i weel1s old with your financing. Call Clar· 7·room modern house, 30x40 come lou. Call Russ Lolt rcn! locul friends. Experienced In all" · priced. Harry M. Brown, 843. S. __ Beagle puppies. L. E. Wheeler, CHICKENS - 150 White Rock ence M. Boles, Mason OR 7-2361. barn, cement slab silo. Lo- estate, Lansing IV 4-2663. 37w2 plwses o[ painting. Art Lumbert :~ Onondaga road, phone Aurelius I AIHPLANES FOR SALE, new .3251 W. Tomlinson road, phone pullets, 18 weeks old. $1.75 Everett Marlett agency. .37wlp cated on blaclnop road. $14,· & Son, Route 3, '.V!lliamston, 1612. 37w1p and used. Flight training for Mason OR G-1788. 37w1 each. Dnyid Diehl, phone Dans­ 600 3 000 80 ACRES, 7·room partly modern, phone Webberville 67-F-11. ':"• . Korean G. I.s nncl civilians. Exec. ------ville MA 3-2172. 37w2 DAIRY QUEEN tor sale. Motels · $ · down. iwo barns, silo, 6 head en t tie, !!8wtf- STC~Hn\evnn«• ' "' nnly " •ill ""'"" pnlol Mlr htUIIII un 01 lrdoru lhlJ 2!Jlb duy ol tee all mattes RCA, Motorola J J'l n n C4 .., Rfl 11 cnndlllnn uf thr 11 x til it 1111111u• ~~ ty News 37w2 glass!'s Rev Paul Arnold, 232 ' Nuvtmhur, A f) I l"1b, 111 ltJIHO clucK In E:merson, GE, Spartr111, Admiral with utilities Jnduderl Cull OR I tn~etho\ with,, ... '"' '""'""' nddltlnnt•l Lhr fun 11111111, Hill II till Ill uud Jllllct being , th!:!tf.!/0 IUlYmont lUI Hrur•Knhl h~ nut DuMont, Muntz and Z!!nllh Hen East Onlt, phone M.1son ORchard rr httchy lliiJiflillled (ul liiCJ t•XHnlllllllinn IIELP W ANTI!:D - P111 t time for 6 5652 .l7w1 rnnole. !he unolt•rHI•n••ol will lnH!Itlllt Jtlld IHIJUHltnf Ill HI! ( lnlllll! 111111 flu. 7·7851. 37wl PI net erllngH fur llOi'IIH.!HHiull of I he lnud nr ry L. Fries, 127 N. Lnnsmg St. - --- I 1111111tf11 111-UiliiHf Hlllrl dm CJII:H!rJ Ulld (UI nights .mrl werol< cnrls. l"amlly FOR RENT-4 IOnm house Also Stnlo of Miohl~/111 lniii!IY or I""'"'"' 1 Mason. Just west or Mickelson FOUND - Mnn's latge pocf Pt uhnte Cmu t ------Phone Lansing IV 4 2944 hnul fur u11111drl tnxeK thm uun, 1111d thul fnt tlw Gnttnty nf !Ill hnm worl1 Is SfJeclal. W H Appleton, the umlerHIRned hnt:1 title th1•1 eto unrlet AI !I HI'IHtlon nr lUthi Gntlll held ttl 1111 .17wtf tux d1 cd ur dcc1IK IKHued thrtcfnr 1111d Ptnhnte Olf111, In the rlty of MnKnn 111 phone Mason OR·7 0382. 3wtt tht Huld Cnuntv nn th•• l:lth duy of COP CALLER-That's what the strange looltlng device Is, Wanted thnt you are Ulllitlcd tn u r( 1 nttV1.2,YHilf e SEPTIC TANKS and drain fields -·------thereof, ut lliiY llmu wltlun Hix rnunthK Stnhnthul A D 1'156 above The man 1s usmg a new pollee alarm hems tried out NEW GROUND PLOWING with ----- uftet• return of Hctvhc of thiH nntlc1, rrr" "' '"'"' JOHN McCLEI.!,fiN In Hamburg, Germany. The user lifts a door 111 one side of WANTED-Someone to take over Installed. Trenching and Jlght I .Jmll•r of Probnte Cuterplllar and brcaldng plow HILL-We talm this opp01 tunlty ! uunn llllymunt to the underHuUJed "' tn In lhl" Mlltf••• or lh!• EHtutc ur l4LOYfl the alarm, and ts Jmmcdinlely connected by phone wllh a payments on blond console 'l'V excavating. Reasonable prices to express our thunl Lilli who m1ght turn m fals~ alarmE_: you mow fm· yo111 poultry. ROOFING-We mop, repair and Drain field laid. 42 years ex· ' lnw lot Hurvlo e or HUhlHII """ Of rot '" mnndtr nc:uln111 tmld d,., euf!d hy urul he· Call Watts, 569 M Williamston. bulld all ldnds of roofs. Also 1 are helping bUild our new house, I dcu or publlcntiOil Of tho '""' or Hlloll rntr Rnld Cnu1l nnd thul the lugn) hct1tl per encc. All work guarilnteed, L. and to those who have helped us ,., vir u hy rc~l•tcrcol mull nnd the rm. or H11hl clt•r r.III'!Cd entltlt.!d to Inherit thf! 32wU spray painting, eavestrough W. Coe, 3408 Turner street, phone h Ill' thct uum uf five dollou• for cooch '"""'"' fHIHf,-. nf whfth !HIId r)ccnUHtd dJud HP.I7.fr1 Most of 1t ramP. Saturday work, chimney repair, pl.li.sterlng •7 16 If 1n so many 0' er ways, we w tlon, without nthct• nddlllonttl cOHt 01 11hnulrl he nrljuril~atNI ltiHI dr.t~rmln~d I IV 2 76 I~ [H Or dP.r~d Th11t 11ll the crudltnrM LIVESTOCK------W A NT E D-All L ans ng . .. ' w always be grat~ful Mr and Mrs I chnrgc•· Prnvuleol, 1 hut wllh '""I'"' t to Weather Report The nveragc temperature for ( and cement work. Capitol City -'ell th liili and 37w1p' purdHIHCIH oot thu tnx ...... hold In I he uf Hlltrl dmenM(rl are ffllllllml tn (llt>fll'llf the wecl< w.1s 58 A year ago It ' 1 then r.hlinHI In ''"rltln~ und nndc•• onth Tilf'le's hcr.n a weeJ, o( ICSpiiC l thu1Cnf he ~JVCI\ by (IIJblttllliOII nf II corn Tlu• wc!'lt of w,u m we,Jtllf't !"lc(lll'mhcr 10 113 74 lflJIY of fhiH fltl(roz 111111• l!/lt!IJ Wf!Ck fnl 1 • Lime Stone 11 Eaton Rapids 1 4521. l!lwtl flowers Donnls and her family, Plncc of ae•uiCJIIU Hit~ VhCIIY I'"'"· thrP.t !UiflCKKivc \\Cf'kH JrlcvlouH Ln Mnld has been n life savm fm co1 11 Septemhcr 44 77 EnHt l.nnHlng, M11 ha~nn • Crushed Tlle I E Th lb rlnv nf hmulng, !n tlu hn.chum Counly 12 58 84 For Rent Mr. an rJ Mt s ...... ur y. I ro Conrnd Mnl ten luHl ~I nn1l!e Ill I ht• Annthet weel< would he welcome SPptcmhei New11 11 rumHpll! Jrrlntrod unrl dr111· WANTED-Logs and standing • Processed Gravel 37wlp ICJ.(UIIli Cblllll of t1lle u£ iittCh hllldH 01 ••r lalt!tl in Mllirl 1 ounty und thnt the ftduel· Fllllt growers ihJVr. JC]Otr'erl ',timber. llowc Saw Mill, Rive~ ------_ "--'------of lillY int•trKt fhctCIIl liH ILIIflliHin~t by S!!plember 21 Is the deadline t· I Ill 'I uf Klltrl c'lfllttJ J.{IVI.! ktlUWII intCII'tilCd over the wenlhcl They want Junction. Phone 7·6651 or Les I"Oil RENT - Seven room apa1 BOOSTER CLUB-The Booster the rceot~l• In the olfhu or the It• ~a apnh FOR RENT-Unfurnished house, rmid $14.ti:l 'l'nx of I tHi t cable to the fullowlng roads or highways 111 Wile<~ tfleld town W:ANTED TO REN1' - 3 or 4 ;eptle tanks complete. HavE' 4 rooms and bath, all modern. and son·lll·law and daughter, Mr. Amount neceHHIIIY to ll'

G1tanges Adopt Resolutions Pent 2 I Affecting Broadened Field September 13, 19~6 The l,ngham CoU nty. News I /It 11 meeting In M1mon in~! ,.,.rvlnr! rllnd frrof! rir.llvnry al lhr~ Thur~duy the 1 Ingham nrangros rlonJ'·YHnl whnmvr.r pnsslhln. adopter! 15 J'C!soiullnns mvm·ing I l•'nvorrng snll twnl< anri IWJ'r.ngu many fields. n•sr!rvr. pt·ngJ'Hm. G~aziano' s Life Story Featured The resolutinJIH worP.: l"avnring !hr. pl·nscnt methml Requiring nil I!Vr!Htnd< marlwts of P.irodlng thr. s!HII! RIIJWrinten· One of lhe Fox 'l'hcntrr!'s great· to be 11dequately hnnrll'ri fnr Ill I)' j rirmt nf p11blk Ins II'IIC!tion, est wcel: tosi Me." Tlw film will' Jllay at lhe their retention as purely an crlu· News, '" IHlW, hanrlllng rmhllc re· eatlrmal agency. 1111 inns for Leonard Re!inr.ry at DEDICATION SERVICES for the ground where the Eden United lng ·LoveJoy, In hreitl\lng n dan· Fox Sunday and Monrln)'. Fnvorlng larger lenses in t 1'11 f· Alma. He was 1!1 puhilc relations Bbrethren church personage will stend we.re held Sunday noon. · Mem- gcrous threat to rmtinnnl secul'·l .==:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:_=::_:=:;_==-===-~--:=:=:.~ .. :~=---=::==:=:=:=. tic signals on replacements or whiir• with tlw air fnr·ee and after Heart Ailment ers of tho building committee along with Rev, Herbert Cherry par- ity. •new lights on state nJ' feric•r;d his· release was 011 the puhilc ticipated. From left t.o right members of the committee are Zelest Most of the aetion of the pi<:· I h!ghway lnlerseclions 011 opt!n rr•iatinns stall' of General Motors. p"'f c·.' o··, s Andreas, Frank Fetters, Fiord Launstein; Rev. Cherry, Paul Redman, t ure takes pi ace within this Hmall TO T''' highways. I ie I;; the sru1 of Mr. ami Mrs. Takes Horseman Cherles Hall, Russell Crow and Clare Launstein. mfc, Its l;itchcn, and oliJCI' con· Favoring all farm homes rc· Basil Arl1, Dr. Musson S<~lcl. I ile [lUI· afternoon at the Gnr~iine·Runc.:i· fore that she was a clerit in an pose of til? com~lft~c was ~o man funeral home in Lansing. insurance- office, a postal clerk I male ern Star, While Shrine and tile gmm for prc·school children 3 to Orion. She is survived by _the Kingston Baptist church. :> years of age. In .June, 195£1, the program be· came the official responsibility of the Ingham county health ric· Mason Phone pnrtment nt the request of the Dental Fluoride committee. Span· soring ftgencies nf the committee ORchard 7-7-421 remain ·act ivc in an advisory Fox Theatre capacity. . *"!4Mi§fiWAt:amD5CQW+ .. I The'progn1m lo date has pro· LX vir!ed ·almost. 24,000 complete I treatments nf <1 appiic.:alions each. Friday & Saturday, September 14-15 Sunday. & Monday, September 16-17 During the ·summer Ingham \ county Is one of the 4:3 in the 'l'WO BIG Hl'l'S slate to provide a. program for pre·school children. This program will continue until October 1. Fluoride application for pre· · school children :3 to 5 years of VARNISH age is especially· urgent in order St. Mary's ·Pa.rish Plans Ox Roast · Sl. Mar·y's Pa1·lsh of Wllllitms~ ton Is planning its annual ox roast for Sunday, September 30. on GALLON .. QUART D PINT .;, or HALF PINT In other yr!at·s it has been St>on· sorcd in August. Dlnnet· will be -- S\!rVed frotn 12 to 4 p, m., COUll; • !, quart, Reg. • • $2.11 ~ry style. · Plans and details are br.lng worl

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Ingham County News September 13, 1956 were on Werlnosdny nl Got•sllno l nnd family attended I he Cavender nt tho home of Mrs, Hazel Pulver iuncml home In Wllllnmston. reunion ln~t l:lunduy nl Potter South Leroy In L.rnHing Wednesday night in .Legal Notices Mr. unrl Mts Ginn Wnlltlns pntkdn Lunslng. ' 1111'~, !HcJ•fon Hlco honm• of nn nunl, Mrs, Olle spent lnsl woolt onrl nl tho slate Mt•, unrl M1s Norris llnrt nnrl Strubel. ORDER AI'I•OJNTlNG TIME fair In Dctl•olt. Their rlnughim·, Allee unrl Mt•. nnrl Mrs Fred Mt·s, ,John !11Hch wns tnlwn to ORDER FOR I'UBLJCATION the Spnrrow hospltul In Lnnslng Mt·. unci Mrs. Mnynnrd WehstOl' FOR HEAoRlNG Cl.AIMS l'IIOIIATE OF FOREIGN WILL Helen, look part In the dmsH ri'· Ruthig vacatlonml In the south nrc visiting relniiV!'s In Alhcrla, Onondaga Nlj:HOLS-Novcmbor 20, 105U TODD-October 2, 1050 lnst week 'ruosrlny, sr•rlcmsly siPI1. vue, for a wee!<, BtJd~ nf Mlchl1rnu 'rhe p, uhn1u CourL !itntn of Mlch!J.(nn, Tho Prnhntfl Onn1t I Canadu, nnd touring the west 1 Guests or Mr. nnrl Mt•s, Met·ton Mm Burton ~aldwin for thu County nr Inghnm. for tho ( 011nty or lnldtnm, Sunday vlsllnrH nl the Will Rn~•al l11ulwly, Mr·H Ethel Hull this WPr.lt unrlncxt. At n tWRtdon of IUl)d Com t, held ut In fhu Mntlor nf Lho EHlnlc of ELIZ· Hkt> Sunduy were Mr nnd Mrs 1 Blanchnrtl lmnw were Mr. nnd land Mr. anti MrH. Wall Walters· Mr~. tho l Jnbntu Olflco In the cl~y or MllHOO, /\UE'rll UOYCJ~ •ronn, necon•od. Loo Nonls and .Tot• of L,mslqg Lester Bntlh Is cnlertnln· ht the tmld County, on thu J I th tlr1y nf .At ll Rf!IIHior\1 nf anld Oourt, hold on Mrs. Andrew 131unchaJ'(i of Lnn· !lolf allcndr>d the blt·thrlay l cle· I nlc~ nu~h. SP.r•relruy, Erlnn Glov Mt~ lng her molher from Judtson nt ~1'/lillmheJ, /\, Jl, IOfiO. !:htJttomhoJ' 11, tnfiO, nnd Mt·. nnrl l(enrinll Corc>y Of(Jp sing and Mr. unrt Mrb. Russell! hrntlon In honor of Mrs. Alvin the Jlrcscnt time er, nnd I!'Pasuwr, Page, Pro•ont, HON. ,JOliN M<•CJ,t;[,f,/\N, l''""'nt, liON ,JOHN MrCLTi:l.LAN, Eberly an~l fnmlly of Holt. Gobel. nnrl dnugltll'r nf Chnrlntte. Vows Spoken, JudK, uf Prnhutu Judgo nf Prohnto, 4 Mrs. L. P. Wllllnms nnrl Mrs. 'J'he \VIImr•ns boWling SC[!SOII Notice Is He l'chy,.Givcn, 'l'hnt the Jlfl· Mr. anrl M1s. L P. William" an tlw h1nttur uf thu ERtHlt nf MAUY Byron Coy Is slclc, Sunday cnllms al the Clllfnrd Merton Rica attended a Stanley opened Wr•rhws~l tn rcrPivt•, the hospll a I 1here. day nlghl. lVI.LJ j'olrl'l Slhlitssr•J' nf Holt, ~~nmllw nnfl ndjUtil nil r l1dma nnd clc­ ~111r11ud to some Hultuhlo p~trllnn will be Hugh A11gell of Grovenhurg nnd Mr. and Mrs. Holwrt w.tllwr, sor!ng Mrs Marguerttc Smith, tnun•IH II,Lmln"t KniLl dm:cntHHl hy und Ju • ht·J~I d nt tho Prohntn Court In the City Mr. and Mrs Marvin Ifrml\Vn· tlwlt· futhcr, Hnlplt Glynn, to ol l'ltll'll~P K M.tlhewH, .Jr., oon Klvt•fl hy Jruld:cntlon of n cnJIY horuof Mr. nncl Mrs Glen Wntltlns nnd Miss Deanna Bt 011 n has Just Hhlm•s. 'l'lw Bowle1 elll!s are: r.lnlmfl tn Hnld court ut tlu l'rnhntc Of· '"'~of .J.tdiSilll, t•nllt•rl on Mt·. unrl .Jw kson MnndH\'. of Mt· and Mrs. Clarence flr.P, In tht' City nf Mnt~on, Mit hluun, un (Ill' thruo WlftliUI COIJHf!CUtiYcJ)" (Jrev)OUR Ed visited tlw Inlier's hrnllwr-ln· rclumed from a vl~lt with lrer 81llle \VC'IIet•, Is.thellc Lyke, I tn Hnld dny of lwnllruc, In t.ho 1111-(hnm Mt•s Merton ltlce nnrl Kemwlh Mr!.. Sroldon Mnm·o" acc•om• ~.LriiH'ws, Sr, of AurJlius road nr lmfoto till 2fllh tiny or Nnvmnlwt law nnd sister, Mr nnd Mrs. De· uncle on Long Island. DrHis Dwight, .JPnn Doyll' nnrl A. f) 1 U~fl. nl lNI n'rlrlf'lt Ill tho fort· County N~wa, UTili lhnt tho pt!tltlnnrr Friday nlgill clltJHft 11 c npy of thl11 notl1•e tn he 1101 Vl'd Forrest Pierce of I~nton Rnplds, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Swank, panlerl Mrs. Etlll'l Grnnt nnd Tlw dnuhiP ring ceremony wa,; P.tl Co lit f'il. ltnnn, Hnld time ruul rrlnll' lu lfllry up· polrt!('d for tlw • )(nrnlnntlnn nnd ndJHKl· upon Nidi known l•IH ly In lnta1 o11l rtf Sunday afternoon. .Jr., and family of Longo Island IlnJDid Hisr•h, Dotlotld Willlnms Mrs. Alit<' Mnnt·oro nf Wl'bhervlllc 11 til<' lwnw of H1•v. Larry Cot· nttonf nf ull t lnlmH nnd cltmnnd~ uunlm~t hiH haHt lo1uwn utili I OHH hy rl!"'hstcrnd unci Kennell! Hlr·e helped ut tile lo 1\altllnazutJ 'l'll<'sd.ty lo see the Mrs. 1\sllwr Bodell and Billie mnll, rcllll'n l*ucchlt mnndetl, nt lt•nut <<~J .ut ol LPsiiP, pnslor of thr. Hll(tJ tll'll UH~d dt Mt·. nml Mrs. Byron Coy and are visiting pw fomwr's (JUil'llls, \VrHPt' wetr \Vr•drwsrlny "Venin::: It I~ l•ualhrt OrtiPrml, 'J'Iwt rruiJIIc 11CJ· fnuJtf•t n (Ill dnys tnloJ' to BUch l11•nr· ,Junior fo\trm BitrP:tU si,!IHI oil the lntlrt•'s f,tii!Pr, Ft'l'rl IIollmrd. 1,111111, B.rpllsl 1 hurch, .tt 2 p. m. !Jur, hy JUliKOTIIII HIIIVI••n 11l flvt• Mr. and Mrs. Leo Burleson nt· Mr. nnd Mrs. Burton Swnnlt, Sr.. cllntrrf gnPsls of lift. .tml Mrs: lite lhPtt•Of he J.{IVell iJy JIUh)ftllfJon nf It n1 lenHt tended the Huhrhncher l'f'Uninn of Leslie. ~lniP fnlr h1 D<'ttntl S,JiurrJ,Jy Mrs. Paul Wesl and Mt·s. Bnt•J. tUllY nf lhiH drdel fur lhr1u Htll!Ct•HKIVo (r,) dnyH rulnr to Mlcl~ h!!Julng. \ lth "lily Ill!' immediate famllle~ Mr. nnrl M1 s Den wht Wllll,un~ lett Smith allll daughter of Mn· .Jnd1 \Vttghl of Parm.J. WI ••kH prt!vlo\11~ to tmld rlny of hcurhm, In JOliN Mct.a,E!.J,AN, at Leslie Sntunlny. , Mr. and Mrs. John Grny of De- )dfHf\Jll, Lht h11dwm Cnunt y NewH, n nllWHPntiOr A 'lt'Ul' Copy 1 JudgP. of Prohnte nncl Pnlrlr•e of Vnntown spent llw son l'allerl on lhc• Jotnwr's par· 1\lr. :uHI Mrs Burton Baldwin Unlu 1t L. Drllkn Tommy Brown spent 1< rldny troll called on Mt·. anri Mr·s. BLtrt 'I iJ,. prlntt•d ltlld r•lltulntcd In tmld county. Ill !'llliJllf' w.ts nllenrled by m<·elvf'rl wnrd fr qm tlwlr ,on, ,JOliN MrCLJ:LLIIN, HtoJdl'lf r nf J'robnh 37w3 night with his grnndpments, Mr. Swank Sunday. past wei' I< with tela I ivr>s Chi· Pnls, Mr. rliHI Mrs. Srolrlon Mnn· 'It o11trl Mrs- Ci.tllriP Slusscr of cago. I OP, 'I II llrsrJ,ry nigh I Mat VIII, 1hat lw has completed A 'I'JIW Copy .ltlthtu nf Prubntt• and Mrs. _Glen Watldns. Mr. nnd Mrs. .John Hn.ndolph A ntlis J'll:ttl Mnrtl111 'l'hnyer ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Mrs. llrll'llid MoTII'Ilf' Piller· ·------ills n.tvy sdtoollng nl Nor·mnn, lh JHll.Y Ht'J'IAtcr nf P1olrnlt1 :J7w'l FINAL ACCOUNT Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Broolcs of spent Sunday with Mt. .uHI Mrs. 'I IH• Ill ide, who was glvf'n In Oklalwmn, and is nnw f'nt oi!Prl In ROSECilANS-Octobcr 4, 1950 Dansville nnrl Mr. nne! Mrs. Leo Je.tn Hnnclolph. lalned sevPral womt•n .tl a Sinn 'J'hP Bible sH,\'S tlwre will he OrtDER OF PUULICATION ~tnt<· b!lchl~nn, JltoiJtJ.rgP ltv her f,tlher, was at· a !l·WPP!Is toursc• 111 chemistry of nr 1'hn Prohnto Court Glynn visited severn! points of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rice at· Icy party 1.1sl weell WPrlncsday lw:u·s, dllt.l l'lllnot·s of wnrs, and !'ROB/\ TE OF WILL rm IIH• County of ln~hnm. morning hlstot·y prnvr.s tlwt to itt' a fact. tt"•d 111 a hcige suit with pink nr• gasnlirw in Phllnd('lphla. Ills new JACKSON-October 5, lfl5G At n lll'HHion nf Rnld Cout·l, ht1ltl on SoJlt••rnbeJ 10, 10li6 Interest Su~~day. ·--- tended the funeml ser vke of Ray Mr·. nnd Mrs D.rv/d DPW.tiCJ', Scarcely r1 genet.tllon durmg the ,., ·till! s. I let ilnuq UPI was uf addlPSS i:-; 1\farvin .J Bnlchvin, !-Huto nf Mldahwn 'J'hn Plnhutr Colllt Ptoifll i11W11 hall In Unit fo1 tlw ment 11111) dtHttlhutJon o( the residue of crnnon lo vrsit lllf'lr mother, Mrs. T.TAM o J/\CKi\Ot>l, D~een•ellr/fl rmtth•R nildit!nnnl nntirtl 1111 lng a few weeks with her son and Patricia Mae cclehrated her 'lqttirPs; .md Donna Raymond, Batley oiiHI 1\li s, Fred Clark of lek .tiHI M!' and Mrs. Mnrthn 'l'h"y"r llr•lhl 1'olln•hlp hn11rd mel In regulnr Sister M. Longcara of Boston, day evening with Mr. and Mrs First 7:00 'IIH• N,tomt ctrcle of the Lmltes KlrH'h [lllty nf'H'IHtCI' or :J t•Vf.!lllflg, At no]d of Met cngo. ,,, ProhntP :l7\\ KefiHion an Monrlrty SeJltl•mhct· 4 ------10, JIJ'j/j Mlnutf'K of thf' Jllecr.dlng m•t•l· Massachusel ts, vis !led for days Wayne Geer. All members were A til ""r'J<'\Y of Commumty l'IHJI ~I! Mrs. Led nnd the Thornapple lal·W in Bnrry county tlmr. nnd JIIIICf' be uppnulled to lr CeJVt contJnet (pt to tln•m nt n Jlrlce or nnd on Sdturdny evening they r·'.nrnm(1 nnd nrlJu~t nil (•hums nn.l de~ i2:ralr.,or.2.~JI.,,.co.,frr!Mm,l,., .• cot McndolvR o'n S··. mnndt; ngnin11t Hnld decen~;r.d hy nnd he- r a. " "" were CDlll)l'S o[ l'vfr .lnd Mrs. Reu- fort• !mid Collrt: anti thnt t.hr. leJ.::nl lH'II'H 10 wns prf'Sflnlt•rl to thP. bonrd for Its ben Crlte"S St•, at Freeport. of Rnlcl dc(('llflf'd entJLietl to !nlurtt tl1e nnp1ovnl nnd n motion WIHI mnde hy ••Rt.ntf! of "hlch sntfl decenHed tiled st>iz• d Hurry ChnfTee, supported by Hnrry Ml' and lV1r!-; Rohert Page cele- Hhould he n<]Judtcntc d nnd dvtnrrnlned. Chnnmlln, thnt ihc nonrd fi)HlrOVP of bJatcrl then· 10111 anniversary in [l r. Oodule hv Story OhiRmoblle be ncce)lled Cnt Races Every Sat. Nite ltC'd tel.tllW'~ al Coldwater Sun· hell< ut '"" or" lid decon>~•d nl tho tllllC l'led I • Rain Date Sunday Nite clnv. of h1 1 dnnth t•ntltletl In lnhr.rlt till' c:dnte 11Ht"1"tlllch nH the Htntf! hcnlth dllJlnlt- M 1 D of which the clecr.used died setzNI ment hnR ICJCcted one site plckr.d fol' 11 J". nne Mrs on Foote at- It IK nu1 he1' OrdeJ r.tl 'l'hnt Jluhhc no- tt :n w1 11, u mot1an wn~ mnde by Malton lcndl'll the wecldmg reception for tier lh<•reof he ~lven hy publle.otion of ll FoHt•r HIIPPOiicd by Hnrry Chnlfoc, thnt ]\' 1 M /LI 1 C 1 t tnpy of thl~ oJdiJ" once• ench wrt•k fnt the hontd t~ubmJt a site on Lot. No 1. d'. nne rs. aye onnrc 0 three li!)('f!l'lifiiH weclrr.vlotHI to !Ulid Wcbl•lt Pnt·k Suhdlvitsion, to Ml', Petrie LIFE with the Rives .Junction Saturday. clny or hf"ntlnJ,t", Ill the [nghnm County rnl' IdA llllTIIOYili, niHO thnt thr hontcl I Sunday dinner gues\ts o( Mrs. NrwH, IL nPWHJUIJlCl' 111lntod nnd r•Jrcu- obtmn ntt o1,uon on thiA lot r1om the In ted In Anid (aunt}, httd thnt th~ fidttcl- O\\ ner C lit Jed. Btlllc Weller W!'IC Mr. ami Mrs. nry nr Krllil oHtllll' give known lntereHted II communicnlion from the County Zimmermans I\cn VVdds,vor1h and M1s G A. I!:~~WH ndd!Lionnl nntlcn nH rflqHJtl:!rl by Rond CommhHsion wns Jend Jtlntav•• to Blown of Flint and Mt. nnrl Mrs. Htr<•ct nnme clmnges llhlch nrc to he - JOHN McCI,ELLAN, mnde nnd n motion mntle by Edith Time: 9:15 a. m. Thursday Charlcs Pnnr>lla nnrl family of A Till!' Copy Jiid~e or Plnhnte Adcock, Hll/IJlO/ted hy Milton Foster, Lhnt L · Mr11thll 'rhn~er \\C concu1' With the County Rnnd Com- Place: Zimmerman's ans1ng l>l'puly Hegu;tf'J of P1ohnto '!7w'l mu;s1on nnd tctnln the nnmo of Cool- Mr ollld Mrs. Ray Wolfe, Mrs. ·------r«l~e SL '" tl11• Mcndowlnwn Sub. Cnr· E j 1 '' 1 C ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR tcd. !.lie VIe ton and Jimmy ottrell HEARING Cl.AIMS liND FOR 1 'rho 11/0hlltlnnnry SICI'ioil of oll!Cer ent the weelt end at Cedarville DETERMINATION OF HEIRS MoiTitt cnds on SeJJtembnl' 1'1. Motion n the Upper Penmsula. BENNICK-Novombcr 20, 1950 hy ll1 'froo•L. HUSIJlottod by Milton Stntt• nf Mlehlgnn, The Probnt COiut Fo~tl!l, thnt Don Moffitt br• l'etnined ns M I. nn d M rs. Gl enn. B ar1 ond 1 olflel'/' nnd '"" Hnlnry he rniHed Lo and family spent the week ~nrl for the County of lnF,hnm $1,900 JlPI' yenr Cnl rle!l. At 11 fH~HHion of Hnld Cou1 t held nl the Motion by Milton Foatf'r, Rupportml at Crystal lake VISiting Mr. and Prohnte OITICe, In the city or 1\lnson, Ill by Hnrry Cllllllffilln, to nllow the roltow· 1\~l'S. Elmer IIoyt the """' County, on the lith dny of InN clnlm•· 'J SeptembP.J', A D. 19fifl ,.. ll1r. nncl Mrs. Davtd Woods of Pr

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Open Ilouse.Sunday llqnors Miss Charlene Chadwick &oClal 6venls.. anJ Personalj ' Member~ of tho Mason Method· year Inter. She remained at the • • • I . .. ' 1st cln!l'ch l!lliCJ•tnlncd Sunday school the past year worltlng on COTEJUE MEMBERS MEET uftel'l1onn from :1 to 6 nt an 011en lJCJ' muster's degree and serving Co':'ple lloney1noon on Carribean Isl,ands Twelve members of the Re· house honot•lng Miss Charlene ns an assistant professor of voice, belmh Coterie met with Mrs, ChaJIWicl< of Mason, Miss Chncl· She taught voice the past sum· Honeymooning on the Cnrrllw· Oliver Schrum Monday cyenlng. wld1 will lenve Enon for Germuny mer 11l summer school In Chnu· '!'hey had a business meeting an Islands and Bermuda fll'l' Mr. on n J~ulbrlght music scholuruhlp, tuuqun, N. Y, and Mrs. Stuart Charles Law, after which cards were the diver· Ml£s Chadwlclt has enrollerl In slon of the evening. Prizes went Mrs. Frnnl1 rtnthbum und Mrs. who cxchnngecl marriage vows Gernld Parsons greeted and reg. the Academy o! Music at Stutt· Saturday, Sr!ptemliet• 1, In the to Mis·s Rull1 Gregg, high, nncl gart where she will do graduate Mrs ..Jay Coffey, low. The host· lstcred tile guests. For I he event, Munllh Met hnrllst chun·h. Art rr Miss Chadwick wore u beige lace worlt and study voice, Under the ess served light refreshments. Fulbright scholarship, outstand· Septemhm· :18 they will lir! at Ill •• Ill froclt nnd a corsage of plnlt roses. home In Wnshlngton, D. C. Her mot het•, Mrs. Genevu Chnd· lng students from abroad study The new Mt·s. Laws Is t lw fot·· wld1, hnd a cors[lge nf cl11rl< red In the United States and talented mer Miss .Tonnnr> Gnwe Dlxnn, roses. ·American students ~tudy abroad. daughter of Mrs. Floyd Umland Ingham WCTU Punch, cooltles nne! coffee were • • • of Drayton Plnlns and Larcrne sct·vcd from n lnce-coven>d table. B. Dixon of Munith. Mr. Laws' Plans Program The punch howl, enl'ireled with Square Dance parents nrr Mr. and Mrs. Slwtt'l light 'nnd durk plnl1 dahlias fill(! Crawfot•d Law of Mystk, Conn. cosmos, served ns the tahlo cen· Rev. Al'Jloltl, pastor of tlw Mu· ·For Convention terplecc, Miss Shirley Llnclsny of Is Scheduled nlth Methodist chureh, pPI'fornwd FLOWERS WERE NEVER PRETTIER than those at the Holt Lansing pourerl tlw punch and . Members of the Mr. and Mrs. Plnns for the GGth annual con· G. d I b h S d d ) Mrs. Glen coon resldr.d ovct· tl c the double·J'lng ccn!mony at ,I 1 f 1 I 1 C t ar en c u s ow Gtur Gy an Sunday. Fal blooms filled tho · 11 .., 1 Club all the Williamston St. o'clocl1. Mt·s. Ford Miller or Mu· vent on o t 1e ng 111m oun Y coffee service, Mary's parish met at the )lome cit nlth played tmdlt ion a! wedding Woman's Christian Temperance town h11ll in the club's 20th year of exhibition. Junior honers at the The Mcthodlst w. S. C. S. harl Union have been made. The con· show went to Dale Pratt ond Karla WGrner, botli of Holt. Other charge of the uffnlr with Ml·s. Bernard Simons In Webberville music onrl wns also nr•r•ompanlst SunrJay evening to ·formulate for Miss Ginger Carson of Mil· ventlon wlll be In Central honors went to Mrs. Kenneth Bibbins, Mrs, Van Delashmutt, Mrs. Frank Rathburn, Mrs. Gcmlrl Tem11le House, Limsinrr, next Elma Wigm, an, Mrs. Pauline Campbell and Mrs. Lenora Boettcher. p M G' M plans for a square dance to be ford who sang "Bec:aus,e." ., arsons, rs. rngl'lllll Is l'rllSented ther, 'th!! bride woJ'r> a gown nf and the puh\lc Is Invited. Thelnn's sing are on the registration and the· arr11ngements and Professor H.· L. Chapman of Michigon State· There n short pi"Ogram nt tuclwd white organdy wit It an wn~ Orchestra of Wes)phalla will pro· crcclentlals committee, nnd Mrs. · 't • d d h t' It 1 p • 11 C N h J which time Mrs. Evelyn Schaffer, vide music for ro(lnd and square omplrc-style borlke, sroop necl<· Duane Wise, and Mrs·. H. H. Bee- unJverst Y IU ge or ICU urG . s ecJmens. ng. 0 ' ews P 0 10 ' Mrs. 'H. Rohbins, Mrs. William n. dancing. Ticltctll wlll be available liiw edged with Pmhrolder.v mul mnn, both of Lansing, are on the Schwarzwaelclcr and Glen Coon cap sleeves. There was a hand at from members of the cluli or may the waist of nll·over emht•oldcry resolutions committee. co· ffey· -Taylor 'N uptl'a Is gave short talks In appreclation he purchased at thl! door. 'rhc program will open nt 10 of Miss Chadwick's. wort<. The * ~ .• and the bouffant, dtapei-~wecp In the morning with music by recording of "Abide With Me," Mr. and Mrs. Llqyd Snyder of skirt was adorned with hand~ of einbroidcry. Mrs. S. S. Van Wngenen, Lnn· A s k • L. • which she sang at the Sunday Ionia visited Mr. and Mrs. )lilsse)l sing. Mrs. Ray Birdsall of Lan· re po en 10 · a ns1ng morning service, was pluyed. She Birkett Tuesday nnd W~dnesqlly. A crown of sr.ell Jiearls nnrl sinA' will lend devotions. ·'fllere received gifts and u purse of orange blossoms held In place her will be a pledge to the flag, roll , money, and responded with rc· ftngel•tip·length veil and she ear· call, reports ot county officers Miss Marilyn Joy taylor of j fey, who attended Mason high maries and words of thanks. BOW CimiSTIAN SCmNCE rlecl a cluEter arrangement of and brancll secretaries and re· Lansing became the bride of scl1ool, works for Consumers Calvin Cullin of Dearborn was BEAU! lilies of the valley and i{nrdenias. ports of local presidents. Mrs. Burnett Alton Coffey of Mason Power Co. In Mason. u special guest at the affair. He Attemlunts GoWIU'Il Alilw , Allie Thompson of Dansville will Saturday, September 1, at a one RehearsaJ DlnneJ• I has been attending the Eastman ' Mrs. David Glenn of Stnek· A'ivc an election ]Jrayer and Mrs. o'cloc!c ceremony· In tile Fnlth · Mr. and Mrs. Jny Cof.fey en· school of music In Rochester, N. "God's Remedy for •Eveiy Ill" bridge,. sister of the bride, was Ernest Gorton of East Lansing Haven Methodist church, Lan· tertalned members of the wed· Y. matron of honor. She! wore a will conduct· the election. sing. ding par,ty at a reilearsar dinner I.llaves New Yurlt !Honduy lmJierJna-Jcngth gown or :til·OVCI' Mrs. Van Wagenen wiJJ open The bride Is the daughter of Friday evening before the wed· Miss Chadwick will leave New Se(ltember 16, 1956 · emproldery in pini< on white or· the afternoon program with a Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Taylor ding. York Monday on the ship Berlin gandy wl t h a scoop ncckli ne, cap song. Mrs. Clay Smith of Lan· of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Out-of-town guests Ior the for Bremcrhaven. After her grnd· WILS sleeves, and full sll'O·Nuptial l'ar·lies Bradow, Mrs. Herbert Cherry, Mrs. Clayton Hhyhoe, Mrs. 'Ruth sories and cl!rriecl a mixed co· Pre-nuptial parties ivere given lonial bouquet. Hayhoe and Miss Patricia Ryan. by Miss Silirley Basore and Mrs. Burton Coffey of Mason, the .Jack Harland of Stocl

! ._, last ynar, This time It Is fl,ax, G b N ' 1956 Grid Season Op·ens ~~.~~~~~~.end .Just as hi~ 2 hrolh·. roven urg ews M'idlan·d Meeting Features Muson displayed a Hcor·lng M H d N ·tl If You're IIllnr·h In lt,g practice ~crlmmage rs, OWar Or I Current Laundry P•·oblems with Olwmrm Frlduy night, Dal'l Mrs. George Franl1lln and family Strmc sturlecl tho I3ulirlogs out on Lfke Me . With Full Slate of Games Grovenburg Man from Indiana nnd Mr.. and Mrs, If you nrc planning lo htry n wntm· supply, wirln~ and wnste the! right foot by running the Wallet• Lcseney of Lansing. washer m· dryer or have it ues· water dlsposnl, ldelmff nil the wny hael\, Before Cnpltal Clr·c·iill 1111rl lnghum Is the tr•am 111 beat. 'l'lw Illgh· Di~s at ·Wheel I Mrir.· Luelle ToolS· of niJ.:;Ia IPI' Dean Lool1 and Bob of Lumlunslli, Clark, Stonc anr.l handle their more important lng launrlry equipment and to mnehlrws nncl C!Xplnln ,lust how Doug Lamhlw in the bnckneld had served In the same mpaclty drcci North, Saturday afternoon. businC!ss If their dodwts were home dnmonstrr at the ends. Larry Dent, tice eourt:; hul In the villages and fr.e nnd doughnuts nnd n chmwc Mr·s. SC'Iweffc!' says t iw women .. veteran end, will miss aPtlon un· day, His son came fr·om Mar· Eaton Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. ruml areas ami muny suhurhs to visit equipment on display. will h:ove n dmno·p to HCI! a I3el!llng, Ilast lngs, St. .fohns and C?r'an barlllield mmhlnation this queUe and accompanied llw body A. L .. Tooker called Thursday GrPonviilc. year with Tom Dewey and Gene less liis ankle mends this wee]\, tlw .Justice of the peace docs .the From 9:30 to 11:30, Ludic variety nf maeitlrtr.s which will h::wl1 there fm· burial· wlwrc his evening on Mrs. Emma Thomp· worl1, Ketchum nnd Col'ill Morris, home be In opPmllon throughout tlw Mason, !Toll, J~vcrclt arHI llow­ M11ntgninery at the halvr•s, Larry mother and relatives reside, son, Thn justice the peace. Is a management speclnllsls, anrl day. ellwill stay In the Capital Circ!ult Lavengoudal full and ,lim l~ielch· of 2 I-Ie was n member of Groven· The Good Neighbor class picnic Mr.mhr.rs of the Ingham PX!cn· nlong with newcomers Lansing er at quarter. There ls nlso holrl· Olds Road Community township officer-and mUHI he a agrieulturul engineers, Donald I burg Methodist .church. Mr·. and was held Sunday nfternoon at the slon staff will ut lcncl with an eye! Hesurrertlon and Lan:;lrtg St. over talent In tiw line. resident of the township,· Tiw Brown anrl Robert Madriex from l\lrs. Elnwr 011~ Mrs. Ian Brown former rwlgh- home of Mr. and Mrs. Asll Tows· to the• possihillly nf c•rmrlucllng a Mary. E:aton Rapid;; might lw the office was estublislwd by lhc con· Michigan Stnte university, will bors came from Lapeer for the ley and Mrs. Asll Towsley. ~lmllnr wor·l1shop In tho Lnnslng Eaton Haphls nncl Holt will sur·prise team. Aftet• scvcr·ni dis· Mr. ami Mrs. Sam Snelienhur­ stltullon and each justice is an dlsruss planning the launclry serviC'e, Guy McCue is steadily improv· nren. meet lr1 lhe only dash between mal year~ the Grcylwunds loolu•ri ger vacationl'd for a week at elected official and must run fnt· area, equipment selertion, hoi Cin·ult learns Frldny night. In a little !Jetter last ~cason, though Macltinnw City, Mrs. Eunls Au~· lng In health. Callers at his home office every 4 years. These~ urc ------"""'7------­ last wccl1 were Mrs .. Crystal Sldn­ other acll1111 St ..Joluts will 'play they won only one game. lin ~pent the weei1 cnrlng for· hel' Sunday evening Mrs. Hugh no educational quaiiOcntlons for Dart School nt Mason, Sl. Mary will taiiP r111 Grand Ledge Is looldng for a parent~. Mr. ami Mrs. I-lutcll at Angell's aunt, Mrs. Ora Thomp· rier, Helen and Leota, Mrs. Dan this .lob-however, a justice han­ Teachers Confer Everett, Clwrlot te will Journey to good season. ThC' Comets have a the Snellenblll'ger home. son, and son, Floyd Clenmer, Hugger, Mrs. Arthur I-IodgsQn, dles the public funds and must. Sixth GJ·udt•I'~'> ' MI. Morris and Gnrnd Ledge will squad well spottc!d with veterans. Mr. and Mrs. Wyllls Adams called at the Angell home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kcibler and be able to post band before he Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hayner At Stockbridge Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Frank· granddaughter, Charles Cooley, entertain Alhlon. Hmvl'll will Coach Mm·o Miller· ha~ .Jerry and daughter visited ln several can be sworn in. There can be as and Mr. and Mr~. Clarence Kern· (Ton hale rm· ln•C w-.·111 lin, Mr. and Mrs. Don King play at Fenton. Waldrop baC'I1 at quarter, .Jim western states visiting where Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Ellsworth and many as '1 justices, ln eaPh town­ ler anrl family Rpcnt Sunday with Teaehers n( lire Stof'11hridge In lite County League Fowler· Doll at fullback and .John Fag- Adams used lo live and work. and MrF. Clarence Leonard nt· family, Mrs. Clara Barber and ship.· Mr. ami Mrs. Kemp Sollars, school sy~tem met nt tiw high tended a family dinner at the Ray Barber from- I-Ioll, Mrs. Mil· ville appears •to h£! I!Jc tr.nm to glon al left half. Max Walters is Mr. rrrul Mrs. Bemard Otis, In civil matters this neighbor­ Erlllh anri David Bailey ut Ken- school on 'I'Lwsclnv fnr nn outline "'· · Grange hall In Dimondale. There dred Launstein and Mrs. Helen beat, though D:lllsville 1111d Leslie the only newcomer in the, back· Larry ami Douglas spent the La· hood judge has exclusive Juris· sington park of the work ,[ tllf' in-service! were 60 present In greet rela· Wattc:rs of Holt, Mr. and Mrs. are !-(oing to he m_ugh. Okemos, field. Millc•r has veterans back at bor Day weel1 end In the north diction of matters valued at $100 Linda Wilcox and Irene Kem. !mining progmrn. Superlnten· tlves from Portland, Indiana, Mr. Lester Lasltosl~y from Miller the! team which has heen on top every line position except one near Wellston. or 'Jess. This means that his is ler arc beginners this· ;year. dent .Te~se Batdwlor, nnd the ele· '"' ·• almool every yenr· lnlciy, has a and Mrs. George Frnni~Jin and Road and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. the only court where! you may Mary Wright is visiting Mt·. mentary supPrl'ill,Ol', Virginia :... : .. end slot. 1 Allen and Dnlien Gorden were family. Tool

Etpubllc~.us ~'1'111 !\feet. Th,e P, T. S, J.., wm begin Its Delhi ll.eptrhllcnns nr·e having fall season with open house Mon· Standard Oil'. 1\lrs, Ilnzel 8ie11h!n& ·Leslie News Holt News a mnellng 'l'hursday, ~eJJinmlll!l' rlny night, Scplcrpher 17, In the high sd10nl gym AI 7::!0, 'l'lw 1:l, 111 lhr. Delhi town hnll begin· The Frlcmlly Bible Sunday Clara C. Slranuc Wins Contract Mrs. Alton Kinney lllllg WltiJ II flOihiefl SllflJler Ill oehool r111Tim1111rn Is tn hr. prr.· senlorl and lnlmrlur:linn nf lr>;wh· school r:IIIHH will meet at the The StandnJ'd 011 r:ompuny, 11::10 p. m. Eaf'11 one Is In 1111{1) a r·hurr:h gr·nurHis Suturduy itfter· gel help !rom Grnr1ge members Suptembet· 25 at "/:•15 wllh flll·s, tllsh In puss 11nri own tuhle Rrirv· crs mnrle, Thoro will hr. 11 guided represPnlerl hy Chnrles Lny lour of tho sehool. noon, SnJliP.mbr.r Iii, !or hm!lness In pnlntlug Jhr. rxlel'lol' of llie lurnnrl In tho lowest bid fnr this Dlcl1 PurlJ'S nf the presented by progmm chalrmnn, 'l'ulllr•, •I yronrs; (;r•t1rgr: llnnrl, lion, ami Mr·. unrl Mrs. Lellny ler, In Lansing. I lng room, rllnlng rnom and hath, Seoul hoarrl of review Wedncs· .J;u:lcs. llarnlrl Layl'rll'l( 111rrl rllannpnlls, lnrllnna. A (llll'ly In In rani{ found lo he r.arnerl by Hoffman farm. Tim next c~luh Mrs .. Mcnlow Hyde will be CO· afternoon anrl evcnlnf,l nt llw C:l'lll'f.ll' !\night will rPJli'PHI!III I lie hnnor of I he couple was given. Okemos and v· . 't !he hoard will he presented at :nce11ng will h~ Ot•loher 2. hostesses. Devotions will he In Grovenburg Melhmllst cillll'l'il. Jlnll cluh at llw Thlrly·nlnlil an· ISaturriHy P.V~nlng nt thn Civlr! ICinl Y Hear Authority the court of lwnor· at the Gl'llnge chnrge of Annn Hall. 'l'hc pro· Newly·elcr:lerl offlr:ers are: Prr:sl· 11~1al r·onv~nl.lrlll of file Mlr:lrlgnn Cr.n!Pr, 1111'1'1, Wnllwler·vllle Bible church arldllinn. Volunlccr Council of Churches, was the the 4R were present. road picked her 315th 4·1eaf entertained al a bohemian dinner Lane, with Barbllra Bac~n and ford; cltlzcnshlp, Pat Ver Plan I{. Miss Jean J ..Tenvny of Holt helper·s will he worl1lng this Sat· clover of the season this wecl1. 'Barbal'a Veslcr telling· of their and Nancy Graves; unci fellow· has qualified for her hachclor de· guosl speal1£!r at the Ol1emos 'l'he mecti ng was held In the F'rirlay In honor of Miss Dorothea urday, Community church Sunday. home of Mrs. Burton D. Wallwr She has found as man'y as 15 5· Gifford of Grand Rapids. Guests experiences at summer confer· ship, Gloria Gllbert, Ruth Ann gree at Michigan Stale univer·· Mr. nnrl Mrs. Wnlter Biggs of lea! clovers In a clay, she claims. ence. Tennant and Paul Gilmore. Afler sily .. Mr. ami Mrs. F. B. Linn had this week with 11 Mrs. William were Miss Ilia Bohm of Howell, Delrnlt were visitors of his sis· Hert.lg as co·hostess. Mrs. John When asl1ed If they bring her Mrs. Phillis Weise of Cohoctah, ·Mrs. J. w. Dowell, 4540 Wilcox election of offlcerN anrl pcrl~rl fnr Mrss Jnrly Buford of IJolt will lcr·, Mrs. Leone Johnson, and open house for their son, James, W. Bullock was leader and Mrs. good Jucl{, she laLighs and says and Mrs. Lettie F'ellows of Weh· road, will be hostess to Circle 5. recreation the group revrev:ed attend Moun! llolynllc of the Strole of Mlchl•ron son, Mrs. Vern Glover and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Arthur . Barden Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Clark YR, L. '1\ nnker. Sentence, 6 dnyl:l lnghllm Marian Blacllcn 'of not guilty Mason· and .~1111 rur11l areas of · Ingham county FREE OF entered,· rcm11ndcd for ,Hcntcnt1e. Building Materials.~ ·Appliances callers at the B. H. Field Tho People of ,.the Strole of Michlgnu CHARGE! . ' . Mrs. Shaver Alden Is ••· Wlllloom' Arthur Rule. Order grnnt• lng motion to romuml. . . to a Lansing nursing home, sel'l· 1'hc Peor•lc of the Stute of Mlchti:an ously ,~lck, . , ••· Rouuld Wilhite. Arrnfgnmcnt, lnfor. mutlon rcud, plrmdcd •guilty, IUlCOlJted, ··. . ,Your MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS (new 'or renew.~l) will Miss Margaret Hemans .of De· rcmnnricd, for -Hentence. · help. further this Community proiect.• , Your' cooperation and · trolt was a week end guest of 'rho Peoplc ·of the. Strole of Michigan her parents! Mr. and Mrs. John va. Adolfo DoMurco. Arrnhrnmcnt, In· ... ptllnce of this program is desired and will be appreciated •• lol'ml\tlon t•cnd, JliCildcd HUtlt)'. rcfut~od, Hemans. ' rcm11ndcd lor trlnl, If You Hav~· Merchandise DOnatiOns . · .h\, Don11tion .will not be accepted.. ' . '\', · . Mr, and Mrs. Fred Lamphere The People or the Strotc of ~llchhcan Jimmy Glboon, Change of nlen to .·.·:···' . - ' ' . \. ·.' .: ·. ·. of Charlotte were\Sunday 'dinner uoccptcd, bond, continued for 'I ·guests of Mr. and Mrs. John . '' Powell.·· · . -. . : ·. Mrs. Lottie Lazel11ls now·at het· '• .. / ' horne In Mason after· worklrig at the Carl~ Warner nome a long ·time. · ·• ,. , · ' · : · · · · . Mrs, Kennle Lllwson Is; In Ann :. ~~~~~~,.;...~~--~~;...;.-.~~--,;,;,.;.-..;, _ _:..L:·A~bor ~ospltal· ilu~iery.· · Fgr•nei·.:··Pe~l~'~/ ·. News Wife ~~-~~;;:,;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.:;;:::;;:;::;~~---::---:--::---:::-~~:-:----=--~--· .. 'J'h11 hll'l', of n !Jnmmudt. 341 Students Fa•·mers Re·ceive Ballots Students 'Begin ,,.:;:":~., ~;~;:· ,"''" '"' ' Win Degrees at ~:,~ ,~,~~~~~~m~~~,~~~~:~~~~~·"· "''j ~~~~~~~~~)~"~~f~~.i~~~~·~n,.l . I Summer Term ing lhc\r illlllols fnr till' lliiiiUill havu her.n cnnvlelcrl of any' Miss Hull\ Ann /\ndPI'';II)\ nl 1·;Wish my ty[wwr\lor wottlrl rll, lru·c~. '1'\ris haH 11lways lnehulml t~\ecllnn of \owm;h\[1 comrnlllne· frauds, lnrceny, mnbp:r.:t.lcml!lll. nr· Dansville left Snnr\ay 111 IH·::ill ''I , , , . ' ,. 1111 In the twmm1wl

n"eeit1!: <'111Yflll "0 • ,.,"fJ trJ\V,'II'ri~.·" It 1\tllf I ,"'I"•IV\I,'IIitlg lfl\\','IJ'ri.",, II will1 •'111 it'· llHtll. /\moll""' llwm Wf!l't!: 2 IJlte•rnales. · eleetinnsInterest in persnlln farm musl in thehllve com· l![l glble____ , for____ 11,.,_ p;1ynwtll ttJHit•r lit:• mnlws evrr·.vonr wnni lo gel ln. ll'l!sllille fnn•r.. Ftnhrrl W, Arnold. son, of Hev. . On IIH' enUIIIY tabulation IHJanl mtttilty 11s owner, le!lwnt ur• sug11r pmgram. . till! Or swln,g llu• pp~·sr:n who Is In: I .lnsl 11 s r11 r1·onlmllahiP · was, nnrl Mrs, Pnnl L. ~rnold, Muson, to hnndle eclllflllng al t\w sharl'r·r·oppt!l', must he pul'lidpllt·l "This Is I liP 1<~1'1111'1 .: "i'l"'' · r.OI.IIItli.1g 1\lf' r;'!~hts .unt~J .'' Is' siJrliilf.( llw lll'ge Ill gel alII 1\omn hadwlor or sf!iener., industrial WE ARE SllAMSESE'plf v~,u PLEA~E-A litter or seven, Masun nffif'l) 111'1! Howard Coy, illll In the agrklllilll'fli crJnHCI'VIJ· tunlty to [){l!'lif'ipllll' ill l'!lilll:·llli: his tmn.,, lnun.tslng 1\a .. lemJ.''.l I flo foo\111"1 laslts inslr!ali of ly· . ·. . elght•week-o d cal n nt nmese I> ttcns present ;m eye· Vevay; Mrs. L. Jo'. NiP.rgarl, lion (ll'rlgl'iun nl' earrylng out on I t\Je men wlm will :llllllllll'·I•·J Iill' anrl lulltllde · ' · ltnl\1 1\rJI' fJC ·'t Jng IJI1r. a" jellyfish free ;ts air, 111 i".,, popping front, as they sit In their stall at the Royal Hortlcul· Meridian; anrl llarr,Y Cover!, Les· his fnnn IIIII! of lire r.JJrrJh\e lli'IW· Jll'ir:r• sUilJJorl, •Top •ill•illiJI'l'l "'"I son hef'c mPs Jr nrrJ111rlr. on 1tw · tural Hall In London, England, The silent, Sinmcsc seven " .. 1 _ • 1 "' • Jill<) 11 "l'anli larJ.v. !Or don't Lnuls lves, snn of Mrs, Louis lie. !lees mvnreli by lila! JH'ngam or qun111, fl"t'ieu\lural •:ol\:,,,,·v:tllllll or unl r··vr•ll h 1lh r •I 111 tr "' ·' were awaiting the outcome of~ 1ocal cat show. " 1 ... n 1 • ." 1 f'',. 11 . 1 Indies SJH'IIWI in Jr 11 mmor:l· Mr. nnrl Mrs. Rolmrt E. Bloom, els brought $1.25 per bushel. munlty commltleeman, 11 farmer: . "When are nllr girls goinf.( wise· wi(J lie sill\ anrl angelk Wllllamslnn, badwlor· of nrts in 111' \'eiU' Agn A mista\ rnoml. No talin asleep . . . 1 f.rnss In mow Hownrd Herrick of StoclINS Du/unnch wrek for HIX (8) Wt"l ka In suree~ of Hnld decr.nflod r.ntlth cl to lnhe1ll lhr It IH Ordered Thnl not lee thorool 1 o sen son 'rhey will be nt home un Ot tnwa Jill Is, hns returned home ut 1tn of wlll\h Anld llf'r.enHnd •lied Rehed !T IS FURTIII n onnERRIJ lhnt n 11lon J,t"]VI"Il by JlllhJicnl!on of f1 COl y hl!rPOf llntedr B•ptem1wl 7 lllfiO til dre1 season nt 4955 Algonquin nftm v!sltlng lwr grandparents In Hhnuld ho n lju llcnted nnd rlfll fll mhu 1 MJIY of tt !H lTdPt ~-thnll lu twrnnnnlly for thrtt w~ekt1 ron ~toe 1tlvvly J revloua HllrVfld IT on 11 til J)f'f, r cl r L nt I rnA I C1HARI F.~ Jl IIAYilEN It I• Ord.rerl rtwl nil the rrc1lllnrB to Bnld dny of hcnrlnR Itt the lngbnm W ~~ In Dttnwn IIIIJs Clevelnml or flnll dHt!UIIIHHI nrc roqnlrr.il to 1 rl!aent t~enty (20} dRYfl I e(nrll thn )1rfarrllu~d Cirl'uit JurlfCP CountY Newt! and thut th8 1 elltJoner tlmf for hiR 111 enr 1 rP ot thnt Lhh; A rrur. ( OllY I lflf'l7. J Swnnln,u•r 1/(>jl Rulison, father of Robert M1 and Mrs Wonnnc'ltt theh r I alnlfi In writing nnd t nil r or th CIIURe R COllY of thiH notice to hP HCtVId Hov L A 111'1 JJrov!rl(ld by Rtntul4 In Hnld Court 1 I oHlflr I~ Jtuhllsh,.d In lh In pi tlll Conn uty County C!Ptk ( ountPifiiHI cl Jnr~ Rulison of r[!J16 Sioux Wny In of Oltnwn Hills retm nlng to tli on cnch kr own 1 111 ty Jn Interest nt hili ty NPWH n OfiWHT 11 1 m lnt• cl nr rl r.lrr.n I Swnnlr Jrer CltH l~ me the Prohntn OtTico In the City n( Mn•nn ltut lwown ldreHR by reg!RtcJf' I mnll nn I n lnted In Hnfd rnunty OI110 f!Rrh WPel lfuJ.(hm~ & Cnm1 hoi! ArtorrUIYH for Ott tll.t Trills, lws returned homc> AlLur!!.t whmc> they me con Mlrh!..:1 n or fnro thr .. Oth d1 y of 11111111 rur.elut lcrnnnded nt lflllat four. Nov('mhe A D 1 OliO 1 t ton o Jn~k In fnr Alx (Ill cor Rer ttlve Wf, I il I fo • Plnlntllf 1011 Mlchfgnn Nnllontl lowct 1ccn ( 11) tlnyH fill or to ttur.h l PnrlnH 01 flom Wymnlng lle lnoughl bn1tt stlltrtlng some ndclil!onal cot tho fnronoru1 anld time nnd plnr lt('lng thP rll h~ (or ~uld tpJHRitn' 1 n I 1 rn1.v Lnnt~lnn- 11 MlchiJ.Cur" 37w7 by IJO!Honnl llf'IVIrn : t lcnflt f\v1 Ui) of !hill orcler Ju nuih J fo tlt!J ? mtrlope Onr• weighed 83lb and lages I lwy will Jcltun In about hor~ln.o 1111 olnted rnr tho f){ tmll ntion tlnys r1rlor to "1ch lum1 Jng nr nnd ndjtu tment. of til clnlmH nnd dl' fendnnt nt hlfl lnRL IH nwn 1 Oflt olrtf'l! OJIOER FOR I'UilLICATION thP othe1 !JO lb 2 months to tlwll home at 217:! mnndH 11 !nKt Rnll drf'l'l\111" I nnd for JOHN MoCLELLAN nldreM hy rP.KIHlmml mnll w!llt return ANNUAL ACCOUNT AND 'l he E lllle Bullen tnmlly has Iroquois !ll lve • h1 ndJ 1llcnt!on nnd dt termlnntlnn nf Ju IKe of l'rol nlo receiJ t ll'mnrulrd thmf"ror : t )t'lnat .. 0 FINAL ACCOUNT thP hl'lrA nt lnw nf Anld cJ,.f'e/lRflcl nt tho 1!nyR I I'! for" thP I niP for HI II RJIJII nnLnce REUTTEll-Onlter nnd Contrnl nr y of Anti f'!fllntP. 1dv,. known lntf!lcAtcd Ptolmte Office In the City of M'"'" In shop which was held 1heJe home 1flm spenrllng the summer r rtl R nddltlonnl notlrl' RH tcquhed by Court for the Co tnty of lnrchnm In TruHL (]omtmny 1\per.Jnl nd10lnlstrntmH nw the snld County on I~• Glh dny ol SDII Chnnoery l\h •11111 Mrs Robert Batsche at Yellowstone national park I Iemler A D tnr.o nnd 1'!0 I!XerutOIH or ~mid CAtnlP I rnyhuc MARl E G THORN l'lnlnfiiT v• for ft f niJoWnn~(! Of thP.iJ nnnJ tli'I'O nl .ue spPndlng a month nt Ludlng JOHN McCLELLAN I'IPSPOI flON JOHN MoCLRLLAN, CHARLES M CI!ITTRNDEN lONE Judgt nf Probnto Jud~e of Prohnte nnd lot the rtARfgntnrnt nnd dlst1 lh 1tfon ton <~nd Pcntw,1te1 before return Announcement of the marriage C!IITTENDllN IDA P CHITTENDEN of thr rrR dt f' of 1111 J rflt atfl nnd furth r In the Mttt•r of the E•tnto of EMil, ARTHUR C BIRD JOSEPHINE S lll,.( to Houghton co!leg£! of Mines between Rodney 'D Hngenbuclt S7wB i EllUDA llocon•erl prnylnl{ for the nllnwnnrp of tlll'lr flrHL fl!RD HAROI n OIRIJ CLARRNCE nnnunl ncrount Jilt YlnnRiy fll•d will bP ------It "II enrln~r to lhe Court thnt th• 111 til<' Upper Peninsula M 1 ;; 20, of Olwmos nntl LaVerne .T lllRIJ U1 YSSRS P l!Ei>RICI( AMY henrd on OrtohPr 4 10/ill nt t n n lo1k OltDER APPOINTING TIME FOR time for 1 reocntntlon of dnlm" Rl{l lnHt PLUMMER liEi>RICI( OUARLES A B~t,llw Is the former Janie New ScoonnVf'J Ul of Haslett has HEARING CLAIMS AND FOR •nil ••tnte Khould IH llmft..,d nnd thnt n fn I hP rf)rAnoon n1 t hfl Probnt Oil !I,. 111 DETERMINATION OF HEIRS 11 1 1 1 1 d t t M•CUE CHARI EH P H AI I rr, \N I If· 20~ W11Hf Sns .. innw StrPr 1 I tnRinR M!l"h· bel~' rltughtcl nf Mr and Mrs been made 01 1 1 10 0 I IAN PllOUl S HAl LIGAN JOHN h:wn EASTMAN-Novem~er 20 1950 ex :'nt~~ n ~,~ ~d~~.;P~~f ~~~lmk ,,'~,je ~: I ARKIN II AI I IGAN MARY HALL! I1ul Stllngll.tm of Tnrllan II!IIs M1 nnrl Mts Tack B Magnum St !P. of M!Chhtll Thr P obntP Court mnrulH nnainRl Mifl dPC@B!fefi by;,nn!l be It IH OrfiHPtl Thnt notlr1 lhfllf>Or hr. GAN RHOME JACOB SCifEPRRS 1 Jv,.n hy PI hllr1 tlon of n rotJY helf'nf Ml and Ml s GOJ don Ray Drla nncl d.lllghleJ Tnnlce of 2211 for tl ~Cot nty or Inr.hum fore HI Ill Co lt nd thnt the II'I'RI he rfl H£NRIET rA SCHEPERS JOSRPHINE AI r liCHtl!on of Hnhl Comt hl'ld nt of Rnld dec~nflt~d entitled to tnhcrat thl' for tiiiPP WP.PJ.i~ fl011Bf'CIIffVf1)V JlrPVfOIIfl 11 e honeymooning !n Semlnol<' d11\ e In Ottawa Hills SC1HEPERS IJUNPI!Y MARGARfT P fn 1micl tiny nr henrln -t In II h lmm thf! ProhntP OlfiH In thf! tilly of MIRon el(tlltl o( which nnld decnnHPd rlieft f1Pi7.t>d SCHEPERS J HENNRTI! SCHEPERS 1fll'l llwll wedding In nrc sprndmg the next 3 weelts Hl tlu flllid r.o 1nty on th ~th dny of Rhnnld bo HIJucllrntf'd nnd determlntul County Nr.wA nn I thnt U (l Jmtltlon~l 1 nil THOMAS ll SCHEPERS their un rntl~f' n ~"OJ v of thiH notlcf'l to he 11rrvPI II nvehng to the west canst S•ntemhn A n 19'6 I It,, Orlrtel lhntnll the ererll!ntR of knnwn !will! deville H lr~nte1 R nntl : M PI< Kent liON JOHN MeCLELI AN r,nld decenRcd nre r•qufre I to nrPRcnt 1 non ench Jwown n 11 ty in IT If> P!lt nt HIJlnR 0rf£1n tnntM The Gtnle Gals of Nm th Old for the exnmtnntlon ltl"e nf Prohntr h Comr lnlnt In t~ til 'n HU nnd thf' niTt ln.vlt T 10 of Ann AI bo1 rue opening the1r exnmlnr nn 1 n lJUflt nJI elnlms nnd de~: nd ndjnstm(lnt of rll clnlmR and de n ,. of Oonnld r. T'os nttnrl ed tlwreto rrnrn of P ohntP. Hallmm It cmd store m East Lan mnnriH n~nlnRt !Wid deNHuu•d by nnd he mnn lH fiH JinKt rmhl clr.C(!{\Med nnd for the Which t A ttiHf:l.C!lOrily RIIJle I K to flw fore sr hi CoLli t mel thnt tht! le~nl heir H II fiJ Utcntlon nnd detf'rmlnntion of the sing this week c 1 court thnt thP lef ndnntH nbovr nnmr!d ORDER FOR PUDI lt"ATION of Mnld deccnRcd £>ntltle I to lnhe1 l th h elrA nt tnw of anld rlPcenHPd nt thr tlmr tt r!lr unknown lwlrfl df'VIAE'PH legnteeH cRtntP of wllch Raid df'cflnKed lied Reh:e d f hlR denth r>ntltlecl to mherlt the PRtutP SALE OF IlEAl. ESTATE M1 mel Mrs Toe Tomlinson 0 nud QRRIJWI\ llrf' I rOJl(IJ nnd nel'eRHR Y LEWANDOWSKI-October 5 10fi6 Rho tid bP nUJullcnted nnd dete1 min£' I 0 f which t}JP decenHPd died APizr.d owners of the Mmlet n Youth It In OrdP!cl Thnl nil thr ctedllfliR o f lL In F trthm OrderPd Thnt ubllc no nnrtlcR dt'fenrlnnt In Kl II l n IHP nnd ~lrtP nr Mrf'lh1n lh" Prolntfl Coul II 1 [t. ( rthf'lr lll pPnrlnH thnt nftP.r dill (OJ tl P Co nly of lntd nm shoe siOJI's ln ctowntown Lansmg Rnld derenfletl nr(l tNI\Ih ~fl to I eRer tl co t hPJ Pof ho Jdvf'n by I Jbllentlon of n gent sr.nrch nnd Inquiry It crmnot I c SIEGLER USES HEAT THAT'S their rlnlmH In wr tlnJt nnd nnde1 ont h y nr Lhrs order oncP. f'nch wrPk fOJ At n RP"'shm of Hnul r.ourl hrhl nt tl,.. nncl the F'1 andor shoppmg center t 011 n~c:ert1 In£! I nnd It IR not !mown wheth Prohnte Olflce f11 th• C ty of lnn,ln" In I H Jlf0\1 }£ld by Htntute IO'lll\(cl Court 1\ "tl \IPfl RIIC'CCH.!IIVP weeks JltP.Yious tn Rnld cr 01 not Hn d ch fen lnr ts IP llvlnJ or I he Prohnte OfTJce Ill tlw City o( MnHo n ny of hPnrlng n tho Jnghnm Co 1nty l'lllid County on thP 7tl d ty or SPJiff!n a1 e home f10m their cottage nt d denrl or wh,.r,.. nny of thPm m y 1 e~lde M~ellgnn on or beforf'l the 20th dny o r Nr.w n Ot'IWHJmpro nrinte>d p.nd ch cu brt A ll IDr.n Houghton Lake 11 1 If living nnd If den J wl ethrt they P!PF!Prtt liON Novrmbr1 A n 1016 nt ten o r.lo~k I n 1ntt>d In snld ('oun\y nrul th{\t the fiduc Lansing Eilts No 19G had their g 1 hnvo r erRonnl 1 ruretiPOtntlVe!l nt hf'h R Judge of Prnl ntr thf'l for~noon lilllli l !mf'! nncl plnre hPtn ry of Knid catnto Jtive Xnown (nterPfllP.d livlnJC nr whrrl' they or Romr> of them hl!l elY IJ I olntecl ior the r:\1 mlnntlo n •nrth.•A ndclltlonal noticP rtfl rl'qulred by In II" M ttlrr of ihr Rstllr of RU I H annu 11 family r.tlly and Picflle tn 1 ndJURtment of II dmmtt nnd de R\\ mny rm~o!d nnd furtl flr thnt lhe flieR S LEWANDOWSIO Mrnlnlly I teomr r OYER YOUR F RS! O\ltH rP 11····11 rhnne1 11 FIIzgm aid pall< Grand mnr IR n~nlnRt sntd lecense l nnd fa I I' Ant Whr.r~nl o( flflifl Jpfen IIJltR I lf'lllf thP 1 IJ 1 I c tl on nnd determlnllt on o unknown nnd thnt Lhe nnmrH of the POitl'P W I fiWllndowRKl hnvrnrr filer! Ledge last Sumlty f A Tluf! Copy c th(' hPJl H nt lnw nf nnld llt>ce !U• I nt tJ person" who nrc lmludrrl thrrC>in with HI !4nld co rrt hiH Jlt1l!tlon nrnv np: (nr Look at these exclusive .. Robert r.. ntnkc 1t ntP Kelt h B.nlow, Oltemos profe" tlmf' of J Hl di"nth rntitlPd to tnhC!rlt th e o herng nnmNI I L who Pmhrnl!t I hr.or Rfl to Rf'JI fhf' lnt~IPRl of M!} PHi RIP Rr~tfRter ol Probnte thPrf!in umler tiiP tltl" of unknown hl'trH s10nnl mus1dnn now hns l11s fall Pfllnte of whir.h the derentwcl died telr.P In (flltn n tflnl P~tnt~ th"' ofn di'Kr.rlhed SIEGLER features It IH F Jrthflr Ordered Thnt public no" 1- d~vll~cNI leKntf1l'M unci nRIII~nA cr nnot bt It I• Or lore I Thnl

l eof bf:! given by JJUbllcntlon of ORDE;R APPOINTING TIME FOR rtnlned 1 flrt dtlfurr I •cnt rh nd O!!tol ,., A D l nr:rt nt tfm o rlnrk r • HEARING CLAIMS AND FOR 1111 dry • Tw0orn Onn Hoatmakcr downtown Lnnsmg cony of thin older ncP Pnch Wi!f'!k fo flu forPnnon nL th Proh 1111 Offlrf nl • Saves up to SO% 1n fuol fill PC rm~r.eRRive WflP.kR 111' vlouR to An tel DETERMINATION OF HEIRS On motion of Huhhnrl Fox & Thonr 2or: WI Bt Sn~IOilW Ntleflt r II Mirlff Mtr.h M1ss El.u ene Copp of the Copp dny or herr ng \ the lnKhl m Count y EYTCHESON-Novombor 20 1956 •• nttorney• rot nln!ntlfl IT IS OR­ h.wn hP nnd IR hPrf'lhy UflJlolntl'd for • Stoglormarte Draft ends soot and smoko NewR n 111'\-\HIIJTPr Jlllnted rnd chct IJEREi> thnt •eld delendnnl• nnd 1 heir hPn InS" sr ld JlelJtion 1 n1l thnt nil Jlf> • Sflonl Ftoallng super qutol motor mount Stables 111 Ottaw II!IIs has re I Stntr or Mlchhwn The Prohnte Court lnknown hflirK dev fl(lfK lf'J~:ntreA tnd lnt,...d tn Rnld county nn I thnt th,. fifluc f AOilK ntPil'Rhd n 1mld fiRtnte DJlfl{' tr I,. • Lrfollmo parcolatn onamol fln sh t111ned wlth her horses from I or thP. County o! lnghnm nsHf~R en Re I} P r nr l' rnncfl to I e of eat 1own 1 ltPrPt~te 1 fo1n R~ld rourt nt All l timf'l nn i 1! rP ury Hillel ate J!:lve k I At ' Rf'Rslnn of t~nld Court hrld nt rmtPJP 1 in t} IK rnuNP w thin thr e mnnthH • 6 way d rocttanal Trop cal Floor Hoal Cnmp Maplelnn st and 1s read~ JIRitlPR nddltionnl nothe n~ roquilr.d IIY l lo ttl ow "' u!le why n I cenRf' to 1wll thfl ,)·1'7~ CHAPP6 LL lnw he Probntp Otflr!e In t}Jp C:ity of MnRon from tl e date of thrH 01 dr>r nnd 111 d1 • Cast uon conuruct•on !01 fall classes I n the sn!U County on the 1th rlny of in It th ror tllllt fin t1 Bill of Cnm lnlPlf'Rl or RIIHI PAtntP In Rnll lflf I fl!lfntfl JOHN M1 CI ELl AN s 1 Rhould not I e grunted • Ktoon Frro burner, clnans as lr heat ... · ~·(: 11NSURAN~ entember A n 1 {} jj, Jllnlnt bP. tnken n:;~ l'OnfeRRf'rl by tl f1 J llfp,P O( P1 ohn ,. P1esf"nt HON JOHN Mr.CLET I~AN Rn 1 defPndnntfl the r unl nown be1rR It tH Further Ordr.Jf!d Thnt Jlllhllt' no • Summor cooling a11ho turn of a swtlch J ndn:e of Pt obnttt deVrReeA nnd nRBhms L1cr. ti P.renf lfp J.!IVen l y pubiJrntlon or I lr~ntotHI COJJV of thlfl oJtlf>l for thrE'P. HIH~l!PflflfVr II you ve ncgleclcd to orronge for 37w 3 In the Mnttfll of the Estnt11 of MARY ]t !i further o1 derr.d thnt Wltlun forty ;\ Wf'ek~ 1 r1 vlouA to snld d lY of hrntlnsr 111 Ltab !tty lnsuran~e you may be 1n EY rcHESON llrcenRed dny• I lnlntlfr c liSP II CO! y or thl• 01 de th,. Jn} hnm County NewH n newt~pnr Pr BULLDOZING ORDER OF PUBLICATION lt n1 1 en1lng- to the Cn rrt that to t In the Ing-h1 m Co mty for a rude awoken ng I Do mages ~ Jllll~h~hnd 1 rinted 1 111 ul ~ounty PROBATE OF WILL l me for Jlrf!flentntwn of elnlma NeVIf'l n nfiWHJ nper 1 rlntcd Plhl!Mhed nd errculnLed !H awarded to o porson 1n1ured on your Expenenced Oper.:.tors AND l'OR DETERMINATION OF HEIR s n d PHtute Mhoulcl bP. limited :md circuhtte I In sn U county auch n tb nnd that snld 1 etltlonPr stiw known •I mtere!lted Jlltllf'H ttrldiLJonnl noLiae n!4 property con cost you your sovtngs SHORES-OoHRion Run for th.-. Cot nty or Jngh 1m mnnrl• ngnln•t •nlrl decenRPd by nnrl he MAIIVIN J S \LMON or snld mt>nlnlly JnromJ r.t nt 1 f'lrHon At n RNiHion or anll Court h!!ld nt th ( f give known lnterNHed JlllltiPR uclclltronnl Road Gravel 01e Hnld C0111t nnd thnt the lflgnl hPirs Cue 1lt Judgf not r.r n:; rPnuilml I y lnw Pro I He Off ce In the City or MIROn 0 f KHid cleccnHed entitled to nhertt tlu L mr \Vuhl Pe1 1ty Mix :;~nrd County on thP 7th dny n( Septr>m JOHN MoO! Ell ,\N 60-40 "' Atnte of whlcll lin! l dflcenP.ed died Heh:cd County k Counterfitgned T 1 1 n • Clm Judgt nf P10hDIP Wash Sand and Stone 1" A D 19'6 H ho rll hP ndJ rdtcntecl nnd determined Wnhl CIPrk of Cu cult (out t PrcKent HON JOHN McCLRLI AN It ~~Orr! lfld J hIt nil the l'lf'ldjtora of rnke not ee ll It thr~o~ s t Ill whrch Jud~o of Probnte nul deccnflf~d nre requ red to presPnt the fo eKo 1 g ordu w1 H duly mn lr. rn ln tho Mullet of the E•tnle of NEL,. 't hr.h eta mR In writing nnd undc1 onlh volvflK nnct IK brought to quwt tltlro to Scarlett Gravel Co. SON H SHORES n,cen••d n R prov d(Jd by Htntuto to flnlri Court at the following cif'Hcrlherl 111 cr. 01 pnrc•l If you are a club Bernice E Shores hnvwg- filed m HR ld t he P1obntn Otftce In the CitY of Mason of lnnd Altunte unci betnJ( n the C1tv of now 1s the time to plan next Phone Holt OX 4 1231 court her netltJon 1 rnyfnJ:r th1 t 1 celtn tn 'SILSBY M1clugnJ an or be(ore tho 20th dny or Ent~t Lnnsm~ county of lnghnm Stntl! instrum1 nt In wnting JIUrpol tlng to b falls aetivitles Your taslt can be 1f2 m lo south of Holt on US 127 0 A D I91i6 lt nine thl ty M!chlgnn dmiC!Ibe I :tfl foiiOWH to Wit U c lnst Will nnd trstnmr.nt nf flflfll d November or 0 clock rn LhP. fotenoon fll d t1mc nnd Lot 14 of the Plnl of F1 vleY. Crty of a lot easier Jf you use boolts at Office 1721 S Cedar Cl!Used now on fliC! n !!111<1 coutt be nd 11 lncP bolng hcrl!by RfltJOinted for thn EnHt Lnns ng Mlehlgnn the Ingham county llh1 ary on mitterl to Jlrobnte nnd Lhnt the ndmin xnmmntlon and JldJUstmf!nt of nil Hubbnrd J ox & lhomnR AttornryH iRtr tton of HRIII eRtute bn gumtcd t • .Implement 0 Co. ~ lnlms nnd clcmnnrl• n~nln•t •ntd de· ror Pin nllfl 11 OH Michlgnn Nntlonnl club operation and p1ogram herat:lf suid Bern ce E Shores or t 0 fH Red nnd fo1 Lhe ndJndtentlon nnd Tower J,nmllng 8 Mu~h gon 17w7 Home other sultnh!e pett~on und lhnt U d planmng. 214 .. ' etorm n1 tion of the hr.irR nt lnw of Raid ,. State Street Mason court mnke n determlnntlon of II e h1l1 .. etHH\Hf!d at the trTnP of her denth f'R nt Jnw of Rnld dcctn sed ·- t ltled to mherlt the e•tntc of which the It Is Orr! mod 1 h11t tho filh •lny o r dt"CenaPd d ed seized Coming Auction! Octobur A D 1966 nt ten o clo' k 1 n ll I• Further Ordered Thnt publle no• the fort noon 1 t the prohnte olftc{ Lt I Icc theteof be given by't ubllcnt on of n 20fi W S U~Jnnw St1 eel I nnM n11 Mlr.l 1· copy of thiH order once Pl\ch week for gun be nnd I" hereby nppomted fo r I luee RllCCP.fl~ive wrekH flfCVIous to snld hcnr~ng snld petition, d nY of hent InK, In the lnghnm County Jt IH llllthe' lJT(Jt!lcd Thnt public no . Ncw11 a neWHJ 11 er IHmtad nnd clrru tlcc theteof be given by publlcnt on of n Ltcd In "'ld county 1 nd thnt tho flduol Saturday. Septembef 22. 1956 COIJY of thJR 01 dr.1 (or three KUCCCtiRiV e 1y of snlrl v.atatP KiVP. known lntere!!.ted weellnlnt will be October 2 1956 nt ton thlt ty o clock tnken ntt confet~Red the fo1enoon nt the Ptobnte Olflce In'" i>nted AUKURt 27 IDfi~ Commencing at 1:00 P. 1\f. Sha•·r W. G. Feighner, Auctioneer the City of MnRon Mlelugnn MARVIN J SALMON It Is Ot lered fhnt notice thereof b• Cit cult J 1dgc I ,:tlVCh by publication Of 11 CO)Jy here of A True Copy Lnmn Wnhl nenuty County Clerk 2-piece Wine Living Room Suite (or th1cc \\euks cont~ccutlvcly pre\110 2 nearly new Chrome B~eai,Jast Sets with Foi'Imca to s 1 d tiny of hem lnR" m tl c Inghn"" m Wllllnm G Jenl1Hi.rn. Nearly new all white Kenmore Electric Range tor will be heurd on October 2 1946 :!4-ton Chevrolet Piclmp Rotate Tires eleven o clock in tbt! forenoon. 2 Used Electric Stoves Used House Trailer Adjust Brakes PNibnto Olflec In lho Olty o! Michlgnn, It I• Ordered Thut notice th.reof be Change Hydramatic given by Jlltbllcntlon of n COllY hereof Other articles too numerous to mention. Majority m,e new. All very clean. Pack Front Wheels tor three weeks coneccutlvcly urcvloua to "' ld dny of heurlnK In tho lnghnrn Fluid County Nowa nnd thnt the 1 etltfoner TERMS CASH -All goods must be removed day of sale, cuuac n CDJJf of thiH notlctl to be t~erved upon oncli known Ptnty In Interest ut his "To Oldsmobile Owners Only" ln•t known nddre•• by regtotered rnntl, roturn recch1t demllnded, ut lea6t four• teen (14) dal'B prfot to .uch hoarlntr, or by porsonnl oervlco nt Ionot five (6) doy• trrlor to• ouch hearln11 JOHN MeCLELLAN, A True Copy 1 \ Judso of Probnte lrlarthn Thayor Deputr Roki•t•r of ~ Aucti~neer &Liquidator 1'. • 1 ., ' ' ' 'I lr1gham Countv News .S~plcmbet 13, 1956. \Vest feels that som~ boys and Sl\l~;r.terl bJ' professional llbrar. Clea~i1~g F.i.rn1 ·We'bbarvlelle· ·. Boo/~. 1ctll.~ ,::Iris will lm better readers 111 Inns lrfliltPd to ilr.lp l'itilrlren be-' 1whnol lhl11 full. ~ Jl'nll unrl Wlnlor JlnurR at MaRon !'ome hr.tt~l' rr.mlorB 1111rl In r.njoy ' 0 BUslness ' llrnuuh lnHh/1111 Cnnnty I.lhrniY, Mundny 'l'he numher rtf houl~s rearl hy reading. · Pens I • Mrs. Myrl Gra.ham - Phone 66-F-2· throu~h satu•·nl elnily. Wayne Ben,lnmln hmiH! his whr•n• i1lrnot~t 1,000 hnys and and l!wpln11 inn.d, l&r'I'OI cling to was In Oul1 1!111 r.r•mt!lf•ry, Owns· blls lwPn lnslilllml, llf'l'nnilng to . II II I t II thl I nlHI l!oliywonrl sPr•m In h)loW 11(1 i_im, rllerl nl 11 LanHing l!rmpllal Ill' is survlwrl by 2 sons, At·· 11 II! n 11 s wee 1· In I ill' filial n•Httll."', glrlH horrnwrd moi'P lhan 12,000 lill' lllm1rinns In nllr•rulatwP. The I he nW!lf'l'. '1'1 S ~ WI I ' Srtnrluy I!V!'ning, SeptemhPI' 2. so. lbur n• WehiH•rvlllr!·Hnrl Anlhonv, H!• wurtz· 1 te Auxlli11ry 1. Blilel< Bf'rllliY 1,fl!l7 hnni>S. 'l'ht•sr• loC'HIIons, wiH'I'i! 1:11 HIII!CIIianr l' nl' lnghnm r•nunty She had hf'en 11 reslriPill of Wll· ltoln'S nf IJIJI'III'Y hl'l'V(I'l' W!'l'l' llhl'.il'filns WiiH maclr> pn~~ihle 1,.1111• Awut·rls Arll \Vun of Lansing; 2 rlaughiPrs, M'rH.I hud nn le~ cream soclul nt thr! 2, tltwlr! Hemu•; !,OIII ljnmston for fill' past <(0 yen!•s. fo'annle Bullis of PH I'll Lalw anrlj Community hull Friday. :1, Laum Ingalls r;;m lnlwn In ~Phnnls, I'Cr'!'eatlnn Jll'll· lhrollgh 'flllllls fll'nvirl<•tl hy ll1e. She Wlls It memher nf the MPihorl· Two ltH•iil youlhH wnn lnp Mrs. lh•nriPIIi<' WPsl of GPorgla; Mr. nnd Mrs. Ronald Pnr(IPI', •1. Hohln Hnnrl ri2!i gi'IIITIS, 11nrJ l'OintllUIIily C'f!lltt•t'H, Slal1• i\ld for i'llhll•· Llh!'ilrles l~t chut•r•h, lhe W. S. C. S. nnrl Sc h 00 I Boar d aWfll'riH ill llw Mkhht[J·SIIIl, llarry Willers nf Dr.· I Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard Wolvcrlon :;, PPIP.I' Pill! ' ·"•1!1. itll'liHIPrl WinrlPrnrorP, Not•lhw<'HI· Jo'11nrl, ollhnlnlsiPn'rl hy llu• Miclt­ Wi!llamstnn' Chapler No. 2!1 0. 1~. Morulny .•Jnnil'l' Mllil'l' won 1!1·~1 igall Slllli' llllilt'd !111 Jihl'dr(CS. I lroil; 11 Hislr>i', Mrs. ,ln~lc Smllh jaml Mr. und Mrs. GerHid WolVCl'· li, Dnv." Crnl'io•ll ·IKfJ nrn, l'll'oiH:tnl Grove, llorsPhl'llol<, !l. She Is survlvrrl hy het· hus· .,, v plrwl' In tlu• •1-11 junior show with r Willi 1 Ill ·' J.'"rPHI !toad, Tnwar Uarden, Mar· lllgitalll !'11111111' lfttl'lli',V WIIS !'e(ll'll· I ill'!' senior Hnlsl'etn hPifl•t• Pn(ry. 0 arnslon; nne 2a grnnrlc 1 . I ton Hpent the WCCII end HI lltf'il' 7. ClndPI'Pild :1!1fi tfnnd, Geurge, 11 rlnughter, Mrs, F s aca ncy dren. · r•ottnge nt Round lulw. H. Torn Saw1•r•r ~:!!1 hil', l·'lldihlll'g, SlonPr nnrf' Bun­ sPnll•d hy MrH. c;JntlyH llel(ml, Floyrl !Rr•nh I I lorslmun of WI I· liP!' IH'ol her, I l£•riJ A. Mlllt>r, 1' I I ( I I I ' ' ' lu!t' 11111. flail l\ll'IIHJI'iill ltlllmohlle llhrar· r~?-~1£ VIAGGE,g I Mrs. Ted Lca'i·1~1ln nf W\llia:ns.lnni 1 Day. vlve;l n~~~ so~::'"~~~;ie' ~ o~~~~~~~ cldcnt last Saturday. The ear she the list wilh the grcaiPsl llllnth!'l' inn. 1 11 10 11111 1 0 ~, ftE.D WHY! was nne '·' men .w ~' A family (llcnie l'elehmlcd 1111• and Cla.rc 111.1• ol Willinmstnll' 13 was driving hit n tree. nf honl

<, 1vnry lhe enliP~e •·ampus ~m Labor Day. nnd fmntly of Lansing ilnd' Mr. <•t.,; lllllCI'fll 11ume in Wiilinmston 1 A son, Charles Kenneth, was were pffecllve 11lsn. AI DansvtiiP, lonnrd at a till!! o[ lli·l huol;s Jll'l'l ftltl Co"pno Jn b~gl 11 1H 1 marl hour. This l1igh l'llle, togi!IIH•r ~If V!J/aable "'""hnndlu prl1ea/ Latham ret lll'lllng lcttPrman, anrl Mrs. Wayne Gor~ilm! and Tuesday. RPv. Louis 0. Ellinger born to Mr. and Mrs. C. Ho[f. 722 hooks Wl'l'l! hy hnol1 d11h playing en!l frll' I he Cntsaders. family. Fred Coler fll'cparerl his of thP Melhnrlist <·liul'l'h oHI-r meyer Friday, Septernhct· 7. Mrs. members. Mr~. l~dilh S1tnm1~. Wilh• liJe Slll'l'eSS Of lit(• 1'011111111· Mr. and Mrs. Br•n Butsforrl of spt>r-iaii.Y- harheC'llt'd chiekPn. cifltPrl. 1-lUI'ial Wiis in Fairview Hoffmeyer Is the former Ella Dansvilll' lihl'ilrlan, ~aid "1 lwvc nily stop 111 Jo'ildihurg, rlr•111oi1· \ WilllarnHtnn announce Ill!' Prt· an!l Mrs. ,J. FerTis and r•hil· •·emPI<•ry al Dansville. . Mao Rumann. noted a sleady trend of most of HII'illl'ri !hal Ingham e11unty dnrs I ·BEMENT ~Jr. Matching colors for ,j gagemenl of their dilllghler, Lu- rlren anrl Mrs ..J. Malhews, all · them lo rear! rnon• ditTieull bonl1s neerl mnrf' hnol

ImBER'!' KIUBY, Auctioneer

YOU'll iUWAYS WUCO'MI At· YOUR OLDSMOBILI QUALIT.Y DlALU'Sl-=i...;.,..;...__ ;._ -·· 11!------' . ' . '· "WlL~IAM F ANSO~ . · Al!mlius 21 12 . •, . 2· 22 s. <;edar f I W, (J, T, U, !tteet Sohe~luled l11ohilm Countv t~ews September 13, 1956 Paoe 4 these boys or a1w member of the Mr.' ~nr:l Mrs. Ve111 Qlo\lgh · qt: Classes Choos~ The Co1.1nty W, c. T, U, con· class. P11rma, Mrs, I·Inn,v·Rosenborg of vqntlon will he hr.lrl next W!!~llf!B• Dansville ·E.n~ollrnent. Hi1·s· The class also decici•Jcl to se11 Chicago unci Mr. rtncl Mrs, Rohe11 rJay, Septembe1• l!l, Ht the 'j'emp)P. magnzlniJS, Christmas curds anti Bush and fnmlly were friday New Officers House in Lansing, This ·will he candy. They expect to ).mgln worlt evening dhmet• gur.sls of Mr, nncJ 1111 all·day meeting and the vari· Dansville News Classes of the Ingham Town· AU-Time High -with 636 1111 the ynnrhoolt next wcel{ and MrH. Rny Hurtshorn, Mrs. Rosen· O\IS unions of the county will be ship Agrlcult urul school met combination rooms. r•ommittees nro being appolntecl borg is Ml'H. Ilnrtshorn's sister Helen Young MA 3·3931 i·eprcsentcd. There will be n pot· ~llrollment. of Dan.svllle Aj;rrl· for this proJect. 'l'he editm• is !t!HI has been visiting rell,rtlves Thmsdny morning for their or· lucie htnclwon nt noon. · cu)lurul school Is 036 Wille~ Is a Members of the faculty untl here the pnst Wt~nlt. i'IJWI'iill l':i'l'Vil•o Is l'l~ti)JWil ganlzation meetings, ' considerable ln9r~_!nse over last school board, tlmh· wives nncl J3nrhnrn Cnchrone; business mnn· agcr, Dnrqthy Dunsmorn; lnyout 1'1 SJICclul worshl!> service will Seniors electerl Don McCabe as Ml', and Mr-s.-W-IIll~m Stansell Y!!Iir and the largest In the his· husbands had a goHogetllilr lust Mr. nnrl Mrs. Elmo Waldron hr. hr.lrl at the Dansville Method· and family have moved Into the tory of the· school, The largest In· T u e ~day evening. BnriHltuml manngur, l~velyn Townsend; co· uml fumlly of Lansing wer~; Sun· Booster Club president. Other officers are: Jnyout ninnager, .Tan Driggs; nci· 1st dlllrch Sunday cvening, Scp· Thompson home. Mr. Stansell I!J crease Is In the seveljth ami chiclwn wus scrvcclnt 7:::!0 hy the day visitors of the lattt;!r's pal'• Vlce·president, Jerry Wing; sec· vertislng mnnngcr, Hoy!yn Vos~; tr.mlmi' JG, for tlw members of bancl tenchar at the school. , elghtli grndi!S with 75 and 53 committee nncl viHiting was the Pills, Mr. nnd Mrs. WUIIam retary, Evelyn Townsend; and nne! sports mni]ngci', Jerry Wing. Mttunch. Enjoys Picnic, llw M. Y. T•'. Both Dnnsvlll!l and treasurer, Warren Broolts. respectively. diversion of the evening. Vnntown M. Y. F. groups will . Mr. and Mrs. John Kt1)ly and :mnroliJUent. t11 other grlldes Is Sen!m·11 1\led 'rhm•,;dttY Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Brooks an[\ .Junior class officers are: Pres· Sr~tur· pnrlielpa te. The service will he· dpughtm· of Mason were as .,..,lnJI ows: u1·,~ n dergnr 1 en, •.55 ; The senior cluss held Its first IJnrl Mt•s, Bud McRne of Officers ldent, Beverly Hcnseleit; vice· Mr. Mr. untl Illrs. Leo Glynn had a Elects gin a! 7:30 unrl will be conducted day evening guests of Mr. and first grade, 39; second grade, et; meeting of ti]e school year Lansing anil Mr. anrl Mrs. Car· plrnic rllmter nt Portage lake by the pastor, Rev. Charles R. president, Dicit Hedglcn; . secre· Mrs. Roylyn Mlller, ·third, 16; fourth, 53; ~fth, 45; Thqrsdny morning. '!'he new roll Glynn nttendtnl the Sundny · 'fhlrly·six mr.mhcrs nnrl their tary, .Jill Briggs; and treasurer, !:lunrlny. ' families of the Bd Gat-her for Mr. and Mrs. Orin Lathrop and Stansell Is the band Instructor, weeks of collecting paper. Any to $817.70. David Diehl presenled Freshman class officers are: Almon Lathrop of Dellalre W!lre Mrs. Ruth ~!Jrl.ls and Mrs. Pearl persons who have paper to he eol· President, Ralph Oaltley; vice· Saturday visitors of .Mr. und Mrs. Cochrane teach early elementary lected should contact ·either of the blucpJ•Ints fot·.lhP new Phnrch Dinner Meet Lloyd Brooks. ----~------....;_.______addition ami the plans will he president, Sandra Nottingham; given to nil organizations of thu Past maiJ•ons and pnst patrons St:'cretary, David Dillingham; and Mr. and MI'S. A. 0. Greenough Mr. and Mrs. Mllto Cosgray church. m1•1 Thursday evening nt the treasurer, Sue Ann Townsend. visited Sunday nnd Monday with and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Court Actions honw of Mrs. Zan Hobart with Lyle IBucH Herlglen was Mr. ancl Mrs. Edward Eldred Floyd Cos gray and family of In ROJ Pctlllon or m../.!1. I. llumroy, ·A public snppc1· will !Jp 1111 ot I 1111'S, J. B. Dult·on acting as co· elected president of the eighth Pontiac. Stockbridge spent Sunday with Ord~r (or h(lnl·lnp:, event of Octobet• 17. Merle Swnn Pnclfic Flnnncc Go, \'fi, E•IWnl'rl NeiL reported fot· the nominating enm· hostess. g r a cl e; vlce·presldent, David Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hess and their parents, Mr. and ·Mrs.· Ar· Jr. Ddnult juthcmont of JtOmls unci l'hlll• l1•l•, •n•t• $47,HO. ' mlttee with officers for tlw l'nm· Twcnty·lh!'e!l members at· Diehl\ secretary, Mary Bissell; family spent Sunday as guests· of thur Broolts. . tr.ndr.tl. Following the 7 o'cloclt and treasurer, Mary Nottingham. Tho Pronle of thr Stntc or Mlclcl•'"' lng yenr as follows:, Glen Slmr· Mr. and Mrs. Max Gramhou of Mrs. Irma .Bett1Jla)1 ot Lnnsing VR. Wlll!R SJW~Re, Onlfll' J{l'nnllllJt motlo11 cllnnc1', Mrs. Herbert Norris, Officers of the seventh grade Stockbridge, was a, Saturday· guest 'or her to qUnRh nnd diRhliHR c·ompl~tlnl und In~ land, pmsiclent; Hex Townsenct, !ormntlnn. vlce·president; Mrs. Flcm Van president, presided ovet• the lJUsl· arc: President, LeRoy Town· Mrs. On a Alrri'ond of Mason mother, · Mril. '·Ro~a , An®rson. T!lo P.~opln or thr 8tntr of\Mirhl•nn Damme, secretary; Mrs. Hussell ness meeting. Bunco and visiting senrl; vtce·presldenl, Clayton spent seveml days this weelt ~ith Lester. Andi!rsori'··of;'.WllloW:•Run YB, Vh•'gll VnnClt'f!VP. Se11tronrn :!~1 ii wcre enJoyed during the rc·l Ries; secretary, Gnry .Johnson; :,O(Inrtt ...lnckRnn prlt~an. Dowling, treasurer; and Mrs. !11'~; Mrs. Zan Hobart. \VflS a SnmlilY )llgl)t guest' of his The Peoplo n( tfw Sinh• of Mlrhl~rut Townsend, sunshine eommltlee. mnindr.r of tile evening. and treasurer, Lila Hull. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gillett of mother. · . · · : . , . VII, George IUchnrdHon, An·uhcndont', Act. VR. EmPry 1\II•I.Jy. 01'dm· of r.uplnH, and M1·s. Hay Perl\ins of Wil· .I The Pl'oplr• nf thP Stnte of Mirhi•mn table with plenty of Holsum energy too! Mr. ancl Mrs. Rex Townsend Mrs. Robert Smith spent the Dr. F. F. Dainlto of Chicago Lluy, of Mlc•lti~tlll to Mr. Perkins. VM, Allun·t Vnn Cump. Ot•dr•t· fnr r•npln~. IIowanl 'fownsrncl of Northwest Sam Williams spent Thursday family. Altn Clark 'v•. lr~ln Jor~tenROn and MAKE IT TASTE BETTER The honor guests werc• scaled · 1 Mr. and Mrs. Casper Dietz and )'..conn JorJoJ"n· PC!tilion Serve it with cai'e nnd canrllcs. In R(': 'l'hc of Lynn 'f. Jlrynnt and M1ss !Iaz.. cl WoodF of Fowler· Florencn Leac'! and Robert Blcl'· Miss Wilma .Tean Felton of tlon: ••· Mt. Morrl• con•oll: Pfltillnn or .Jnrk Uunnin).! fnl' vocal tittmher hy Mrs. Orville M Cl I W 1 d F 1 Mrs. Jedson Felton. ¥r. and Mrs. coek, nttnrn•Y•· . · l'f'Htot•ntlon nf dl'ivet''R lir'L'rll'it', Ul'd••r flit r~. mr es ooc s n1.1 'r~n' Mr. and Mrs. Jud Sweet called W'l Mnry E. Holihan v•. Nell E. Hollhnn. }HHll'lflH', Holsum Brea4. Emerson and Mon!PI and Mary Woocls were guests at dmner Sat· on Mrs. Irene Braman Sunday. I lis Swift of Mason, Mr. and Petition Under Aro 213, Public Arts of Jane, an original poem hy Mrs. unI ay o f "'·I r. anr1 Mrs. Dav 11r Ralph Wallcer spent Friday at Mrs. Robert· Felt on and family, 1880. Si~tler, Ander.on nncl Cnrr, attar· Alfred Sherman ami a VO!'al cluet Woods. the home of his son, Wayne Mr. ami Mrs. Freel Steadman and neys. Law by Mrs. Lawton !Tedglrn and 11.1rs. t~rnnk Burgess of Stocl{· Wall'!!!' of New I-Iudson. family of Webberville were Sun· Richard MeOAe nnd.l-loyd J{od~••· Jr .. ' - 1 I 't J F 1 h VR, John C. WntHhOURf1 nn1l Mihlred Jl,.frs. Sherman. bmlj:fe \~'as a Snturclny visitor .of Mrs. Daisy Updylw of Eaton 1 ay v 51 ors nt t 1e 'e ton orne. Wntorhousr. Asoumi>slt. Fred c. Nrw· In hehalf of 'the rhurl'i1 Rrov. Mrs. Elizabeth Barltlls and Miss Rap!'cls spnllt last \Veelt WI'tll Ml'. Mr. and Mrs. Ethel Blaltely, mnn, nttorne}·, " M N 11 Cl' ] M II 1 William Clayton, Thnmn• Clayton nnd Harry Moore presenled a gift to Hnsamoncl Baeln1s. and Mrs. Fran]{ Stld. rs. e me anc rs. a 1 Loin Fnyo ""'·Burl· Mott. Trrsr••• on Hete's the Biggegf Newg Mr. and Mt•s. Pcrl•. nttarney, . • . . . . .mrs. IY IS •1 nco s and son, and Mrs. •Willis Hildebrandt of Orin 1\. Grettenborger v•: Ovorhou•• and games were playPd tlw rc· Sunday vi>ilors of Mt·. ancl Mrs. Sleven, were Sunday visitors of Marshall. Eo~rineering nnd Manufacturing. A•· mainder o[ the evening. Lyle Cmnpbell of Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prince of •ump•it.· John P. O'Brien, nttnrney, Mrs. Violet Smilh and sons of Lan~.lltg. Ralph Suplran arrived home Nntionnl Flnnncr Company v•. Rl•h· ~ nrd Jack•on and Shlrlry JnckRon, Re· about GAS RANGES Mr. and Mrs. Lewis FI'PC'r :111d Lansing spent Tuesday wllh Mrs. Mrs. William Leslie and SOli. Saturday fro111 Sparrow hospital plevin. JudRon M. Werbelow, attorney. family were Sunday visilnrs of Hobert Smith. returned to her home in Milan, where he had been for a wee!' be· MarllyTn Richnrd•on hv•. Rohort Riche· 1 0 1 M1'. anc 1 Mrs. RH'. I1arc I ·Sl wp Ie1· o f Albin Pierson of St. Johns, who Missouri, Tuesday after a 2·week causn" of severe burns on III's- arm. aCrh'.',,,"y', ,,'t.• to'',.'.ae.,y. on t • CCIRe, r: rnn . Lansing. r·ecenlly returned from Germany, vist't with ller parents, M ·. ancl Mrs. Myron Kirby has been In re: Petition of Elmer L. Hem1>Y 1 fot· TDSlol'ntiQn or Jlrent~o tn opPrHte n in - ll d h h b I I 2S YEll II! Mr. and Mrs. Fmnk GPrvin :mel was a Sunday visitor at. the home Mrs. Charles Woods. con ne to er orne Y S c mess motor. vehicle. Sigler, Ando•·•on nnd Cnrr, daughter·, P~t. of Lansing wrrr of his bi·other·ln·law:'alid' sister, Mr. and''trs·. A. B. Braman ancl the past: week;- •· ntlornoy".' ·• '· -:"• '\ n ·,..r d M · S W'lll ln re: Petition or Jnr.k R\lnning for Sunday lttncheon guests of Mr. Mr. and Ml'S. Louis Woods Mrs. Mattie Ladd were Sunday lnr. an rs. am 1 ams of restorntlon of driver'• li ..n••· u. Wll· and Mrs. David Woods. Mrs. Emily Kessler spent the visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ethel East Lansing spent Sunday eve· linm Reid, attorney. · '(} h' 1 M d Eddy nnd Compnny, n Michhmn r.or· Mr. ami Mrs. Myron Corwin week <'nd with Mrs. Robert Bates Bla!{e)y of Lansing. nmg WI 1 IS paren s, mr. an r>orntlon, vs. Edwnrcl J. ·Fnckler, dba visilcd Mr. and Mrs. Jo)lll HavPs in Detroit. . Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sam Williams. John G. Eddy· Hold inK co. ARRnmpsit. of Jackson, Sunday. Mr. nne! Mrs. Don Leonard at· l.oren Slid and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ezell of H·~::;,~· ~t'th~·~;~:•:m:,•·M~~~oi~~~·ror Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dallon wrrc tcnclccl a meeting of the Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Foote of Ypsilanti, Mr. and Mrs. Howard tho u•e nnd benefit, of Mnr Foste, R•· Sunday guests of tlw lul!Pr's l'n· Mrs. Cluh at the home of Mr. and Mason. Chase of Lansing and Mr. and cclver Pendente Llte .. for Cnrl c. Fn•te, VH. Stnndnrd Accldl'nt· lnsurnnce Co,, n thea·, Fred Sager of CIICisca. Mn;. Bernard Simons of Webber· Mrs. Edith 1-Iuuson of Stock· Mrs. Charles Hill of Michigan Michigan Corl>arntlon. Trc""""" on the Susan Will\inson fell frr>m her ville Sunrl~y evening. bridge spent Thursday with Mrs. Center •visited F d Sunday-Wll with Mr. •Pnse.,.,. "''onnr1 nRhi>rodmlse•.en , nttorneys. · Grogg, . Oln••en, bicycle Sunday uflernoon and 1'111'. and Mrs. William Musolff Bessie Turnbull and Mrs·. Sarah ~n d MIS. 're son. . In re: ·Petition of 'Cha•·lcn M. ~leg- fractured twr right leg. She was attended the funeral of their Clements. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Tisch and I••· •• state hl~hway cnmmlssloner of C n · Ell f M 'tl d M ·the Stnte of Mlc~l)(an [or condemnn• ta I{en to t IlP. Mason G'enerat hns- cousin, Daniel Vl pond at. Wayne Mr. and Mrs. Dale Harrison ° me en o um 1 an rs. lion of 1,.lvnte ,1,.o 1mrty for hlghwny pita! and is now rPr·ovPring at Tuesday afternoon. and daughter of Mason and Mr. Laura Bachman were Sunday din· J>Urr>a•r• In Lnn•ln>< town•hl1•. ln~thnm 0 home. Mrs. Elmer Fortman and Mrs. and Mrs. Wallace Barby of Les· ner guests of Mr' and Mrs • Aeth· ''general:""\Y· Thorn"'Joseph A.M .. Slllhvnn,Cnv.annu~th. nBR>

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McHD!I Dairy Mason Mill~r' s farm, Home l!. Garden Supply •· : Mason Heights . . Kean' s St .. $1 Stott Mason ~~ment Feed &Supply S~rvic~ Mason E~tes·Leddlr.v Funeral ~ome Hoh-Lansing ·. Jasol! Oi! Co. WolvErine Engineering Co Okemos . Mason' . ~esder Construction, lm. Oarl Nation11l Bank Holt Mason Gene'~ Sunoto Sl!rvil~ POl NT OF NO R"ET~RN ! Mason Van's Servi(P. - Sintl~ir . . More. intently than ever the pilot now watches his dials, Mason M.illville General Stor.t cocking a sensitive· ear to the motors' rhythm. He has Millville: J. A. D.art Co. reached the point of no return. He dare not turn back. · Years of research by scores of scientists have perfected Mason Robart Nursin!J HomE his plane. Hours upon hours have been spent ih readying M~$on Murdo(k Oil Comp~ny - M~bilgt~ it for the journey. If something goes wrong now, the pilot Dansville will know instincti.vely . what to do, because of his long years of training. Lindv' s Drive-In Mason Heighls c: W. Glenn & Son~ Like the pilot, you try to pl'epare for emergenCies. You • ealize that without training beforehand, it is imoossible Ch~vro!et &. Bui(k O~rt Mc!nufaduring Co. to meet a crisis wisely. and adequately. . . ' Slockbridge Mason The spiritual knowledge you'll need for these times can be found in the Church. Through its guidance you will the F!nis Comp~n" Th~ fdrmeu Bank ' ·Mason · ' learn to meet everyday problems with serenity, and emer· M.!!son gencies with confidence. ·

A. A. Uowlett & (ompr!ny Begin right now to strengthen your spiritual reserve~ of ~erhin~ H~trdwar~ courage, faith, and hope. TODAY is your point of no return, Mason . . . Mason

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THE CHURCH FOR ALL • I • ALL FOR TilE CHURCH

The CI1Urch i~ thft greate~t factor on earth for the building of character and good citizenship. ll is a Rtorehouse ol spiritual values. Without a strong Church, neither democracy nor civilization can survive. There· are four sound r~asons why every person should attend services regularly and support the Church. They ore: (I) for hi~ own sake 121 for his. children's sake. (3) F'or the sake of his community and notion. 141 ror the sake of the Church itself. which needs his moral ,and materiJll support. Plan to go to church regu· n!~.::~!! l}tt;sb:rtB!'.!:!!!; . Pall! L.: larly .and read your .Bible daily. Arnold, minister. Sttnday; :10 a.m., Day Book Ch•jJ" Vt.rse!i Worship Hour with speclal ITIUslc Sunday .• , , , .•..•.... Oeutll!ronomy ll-20 Monda~ ...... Micah 4 I-ll '' ., b,v the 1~)10lr, and the sermori" by Tu,.day ...... M•t•chi 3 1·12 !'!!St C!!!!!c!! o! C!!r!st, Sc!~~~ Mr. Ai·nold on the sub,led, "The Wodno•day ...... ,, Luko 14 7·14 TI1Unday ...... Luko 14 Z.l-.1.1 t!Bt, .Mason, holds services at. th~ Growth of the Christian." At Friday ...... M•Hhow ll 1-19 Saturd~y ...... /.Matthew S 13·20 .church, corner of Oalt and Bat·nes . 11:15 a.m .. the annual promotion­ Streets. ·evet•y Sunday at 11:00 al exercises and t•ally da~· of the a. m. Sunday school i~ held dm·~ Sunda~· School will be held. At­ ing the service fot• pupils up to tendance awm·cJs for the year wlll the age of twenty. WEdnesday be given. 6 p. m .. meeting of the evening meetings at 8:00 p. m., two Westmlnstet· l"ellowshlp lnclude.s testimonies of Chl'istlri.il groups. Monday, 7:30 p. 111., the What the Churches Are .Doing Science healing. A public Reading Session will meet. The Circles ' .! Room Is or1en at the churdt of the church will meet on Tues­ I Wlllliniston West Loc!m, \Ves­ St. 1\ILthm•lne's ChatJCI (Epls· 8 to cIt b I' I d g· e Presh,Vltll'iun. 7 fl. m.; prayer meeting, Wctlnes­ !!oit Nazare!le, Re\r, William Wednesday anl;l Saturday from 2 day. Wednescjay, at'6:30 p.m., the lilya.n I'lethodlst, Rev. Delos Tan· copa)), Rev. Derwent A. Suthers, Services will resume in all de­ r.la,y, 1'1 p. 111. ;o;crviees are in the to 4 ll· m. "Matter" will, be the Men's Councll Men and Boys Pic· li ) .·, i ~-··t .choir rehearsal; 7:30 p .. m., prayer school, 10 o'clock; preaching serv· . \Tille, 1morning worship. 10:15 a, rehearsal', 6:45 p.m.; senior choir·· Bunker IIIII Nazarene; ; R~'\t. pr,yer meeting, Wednesday, 8 ' wmia.lnston-.;al•gellst , Ltt· 'lee, 11 o'cloclt; N. Y. P •. S. serv· · :and.' Bl~lc study. Thursday, F~·l­ m.; church school, 11:15 a. m.: rehcill'sal, 8 p. m. · , Carl . Barnes, f!tlnister. :, ~tin48f p.:m..... : thera.n, 1022 West Grand. River,·.· l(!!!, 6:45 o'clocl(, song aJtd praise. and Saturday state M. Y. F., 7:30 p. Jll· school, 10:30; morning:. worship ~ay, tM con· ·Rev. K. F.· l(oeplln, pastor. Sun· Evangelistic· message, 7:30. Pray­ . . ventlon wlll·be. held at· the First ,WitiiWimston.· st. 1\lacy's Ca.tJt~ day . school,· 10 a ... m.; worship servlce,,11:30 I.J,. irl· ;• You~g. fe~ . l . Baptist chut•eh .·in 'Jackson; : ., er meeting Wednesday evening · Am·ellus UJ,ptlst; Rev. Robert · Community 1\lc'tltodlst chtircite!> · pie's .service, 7:30·p, m.;,evenhic. '.·. 1 .. •• ·' '. Martin,. pas·. · ·.servl~e. 11 a. m. Nursery durin'g i,'l·· '· ' .. ·at 7:30. · · · Wot•gul, minister. Sunday school, ,of DtLll!iVIIltl 1\Dd ·vantown, .Rev. evangelistic service, 8 p. rri. . · · · and ·devotions · th~ service fqr !!mall chlldren. ..' .) ·, p.:m: :su!tThe New York Times will give n'S CONVENIENT···IT'S SAFE Zleglet' or our state legislators what we believe. Fr. Paul DeRose of St. James servlceN. literary recognition to the person church presented Brother Paul - who can locate this poem . that Arnold of the Presbyterian Another way to boost ~ttend· begins: Open Frid.,y Nighh Until 5:30 · ' Court News Is Not Suspended church with a Bible to marlt the ance would be to arrange for 1 Presbyterian pastor's 25th year more singing by high school . The potato's eyes were filled . ' . A few weeks ago a man came to the Ingham County of ordination. rrirls. For the anniversary serv· with tears, the cabbage hung Its ------News to ask that justice court news about him be suspended. By reading the Roman Catholic Icesb Karen I· . ,!! ~oh·,:s~~.. som~ .or.t!le ·_records to ·the .hotels. . . , '·Therefore, even if the. general 1 . . . ' . . ~ .r ··s· · · ·' · · · · str;q~ t, .... · ·-' · · · " Mu. ch.'survey. ·~ark wn~. don~ revenues of the state are,.even· IN.GHAM ·COUNTY NEWS CLASSIFIED .;:;.:.; · . qme ·promises are .better not-kept.. ; St~v~nsoris'_ ~9r }_~~ ·.:·:·Person,ally I. had nev~r. h,eard and. many. maps and .blueprints t'ually tapped to liquidate the StC~-nCe;. And far bettet', not ."?-ad~; .. . ·. ' . ;.: :·· : ·· ,. ,- : of'!·.. anyone ,;propol!lng· a: bridge . d . AI . th . . . hT debt and malntnln the bridge,, the ' · · across the Strafts until192B. Fred rna e. so ere .was muc · • a 11t arn6unt required· will not be· a · • t. h T · : ' · Green had ·just been nominated and a lot· was prmted. Probably complete loss. General funds Conservlng e axpayer fo': his second term a~ governor ~~J.e pubJll~ty fav~ra~le tot th~ have frequently been used to · . . . , and r·had just been nominated as { ge. an s even ua cons rue wipe out the deficits· resulting . . Conservationists in the Michigan Municipal League final- Republican candidate for my t on c:n be credlte~ to .the ad· from operation of the ferry sys· ly ·\von out last week in heading off endorsement of city in· first term In the legislature. I ~~~~\~~l~ntoofth~o ~r~~~ ~~:;;: tern and public money has many come taxes. They did not want to see the taxpayer become was also a delegate to. the state Including the present0 0 ' times oe~n spent on less worthy extinct. They decided the best policy is to continue shearing Republican convention, that year Wh , · , j u_n;:d:e:rt:a:k':n:gs:·======:;- . ft · d f 1 · h · 1 held In Detroit I was a member en. englnee1s were pta ect· the eece mstea o ta ung t e entire pe f th Itt' . tl ing a bridge via Cheboygan Bois h b f tt t. d · 1'. • 1 · o e · comm ee on reso 1u ons , • Ec. onomy as ecome a argo en wor 1~ po tt1ca ora· at that convention. As Is usual, Blanc and Mackinac Island to BEST tory. Nobody anymore wan~s to talk about tt, and few ap- someone had carefully prepared a Saint Ignace, there was much parently ":ant to hear abou~ lt. .. . . set of resolutions In advance and doubt among engineers of proml· · ' . . Blockmg··.o~ ·the city mcome, tax endorsement .at the a!Tlo~g them was. a· paragraph nem:e that .a bridge crossing the Mtchlgan Mumctpal League convention. is somehow hearten- pledging the party· and the ad· ~trails at Its present location ·~ lng even if it doesn't. mean much. · ministration to promote Jeglsla· would be feasible. Later sound· · ' tion to authorize and to appro· lngs were made, currents and ,TIME- .. The. Showdown Is lA.'ve· rdue' priate money to build a Straits wind stresses were measured and ~ bridge. · studied and· the present site was · · : To me, an economy-minded em· finally approved. Every bit a~ important as the U. $.· supreme,cotirt decl- bryonlc member of the leglsla· Much credit also has. to be glv· sion on school segregation is court a~tlon In Eaton county. titre, this seemed about as rldlcu· en Murray D. VanWagoner, as · . The supreme court declared that equal but sepat•ate Ions, as one .. co1-1i~ get. I found highway commissioner and later ·; h J' · f N d · hi hild . · ·· It ti , 'I. plenty of support on. the commit· as governor for keeping the torch BEST sc: oo mg or eg~o ~n . w te c ref'! IS. unconst u .. ona • _ tee .. to throw that plank out. Be- burning. '!'he. 2 Democratic high· .. · , Yet here In Michigan some school d1str!cts are clostng the fore. the committee ·had com· way commissioners who followed door to opportunity to boys and girls regardless of color. · · preted Its work In .came Wilbur VanWagoner also must be • ' In Eaton county the' Grand Ledge board· of .education Brucker,. then 'attorney general counted in as being due much did what some Ing!lam districts have: threatened to:do•. The by .· appohitn'u!nt .·of'. Governor credit. Then, too, there Is Charles Qt•arid Ledge board refusf;)d to admit high school pupils from C!reen ,and certain to be the party M. Ziegler, . a Republican, who Is. . BUY! •lq!Jlsl(le'·thc district.. :> · · : '· ...... , , ~ · . :; .· · ~o.r_rtin~.for·~hat office at the No· a ~e~ber of the bl·ldge authority \ , ·. , Michigan has a school tuition· law.; tt. .provides .that ,. 8 v,ember election. Brucker said the and who. had be,e,n state. highway . schciol district admitting· pupils from outSide the district may plank had .to. g~ ~ac~ In; that the commissioner. for 8 years before Drive a dazzling new Pontiac, with today'a · ··11., · 1 · · · d. · ·· · · · ' d .. · · . · · governor had promised voters· of any legislation even to,make sur· ~C)' ect tult on. That law~ was a opted to give e ucationll;l OP· the Upper Peninsula milt he, the veyl! for. the present project was smoothest Hydra~Matic, the power of up :lOW ·IS THE TIME portunlty to ~ys and g~rls x:egardless of where: theyJtve~l. governor;'.w~u14)lipport such a made; He d~~erves erel!lt. More· to 227 horses: a road-leveling 124• wheel­ !twas the obvtous irttent of the legislature to .so proviJle~ ; '_fh11 project. 'After: mllc!l;l!l'!l.llrig and over It was a Republican leglsla·· · · ... .: TO TRADE.:.. law ~as been' Interpreted at Grand Ledge and. elsewhere. to some ·watering· iJown of tlie lari· ture that made the first move base, and rugged X·membtir frame and I . , mak(! its application .Pf:!l'frtissive Instead of mandatory: . That gu.age,. the paragraph was relri· to .~~lid a brldge .. Let's· not forget high-priced car lllXury! Drive it tcda~­ GET THE iEIT iUY OF T,IE YiAI Jriterptoetatlori'is belr1g used· at Gr.iind.Ledg~(iiild ·elsewhere ser~cd.·.and··of;oourse·a.~op~ed by eltller that It was during there· . its a leverage to ·forcininrtex~ttlons :ilrid mergerS. ·:' . ::. . <.: the: .convention. , . . gimes of. Don Kennedy and Lloyd ~me big, beautiful. Pontiac models cost lees . ON THE MOiT EXOITIN,_ ,·, · AsJri M:asoifjlrid odier.;dlstiictS Grii.ndt.edg~ hafil prob• .. 1!-fln~:·:You: that was .. ln 1928. n Reid, .both Democratic. commls· than many small-car models! .. CAR OF THE ~-Aitl : · ·, v .. 1 · ·· h.· 'l'd' ·be· · · '·· · h' · h ""- ·.. · b GQve~nor · WllllaJll~' ·biographers stoners, that actual. work was. be· . '• ..,et t never s Ol! . forgott~n- t a.t t e P~~~~·acy.,o ; are cOrrect, he wils tlien 17 years g~n as·a highway project. A long · . ' l.s .to proylde educat1unal opportunity to. boY,S and ·gtr~s old and. ,a . stl.ldent . ai a. prep ple,r was blil't out from the north ·. PONTIAC RECENTLY BROKE 54 NASCAft ENDURANCE AND SPEED RECORDS AT BONNEVILLE. UFAH . areas, not l!rnitlng oppo~tunlty· to territory acquired •cho

Jly nr. II. AVEitY \here were 3 yenrs ngo, Lnbor· tnnny grnss seeds will be lnndc· suvlng er1ulpment is the only equipment nnrl l1onp H In good Counl.y t\gl'lcult.ul'lll Ag·tmf. less llvcstocil numbers on hand, q1.1ntc. This yenr·'s thnnthy crop hope we have of getting the jnh ntJernllng condlllon. Latest Information from the the prospective supply uf feed is short. 'fhere Is nr: hut'm In tnll<· done, especlnlly since wages nrc • • • country uH a whole In regurrl to gmlns fm· nnlmuls for the coming lng to your seer! dealer uhout OVCI' 5 time~ US high US the 1910· Rcqucsls for· rcfunrl of fcrleml crops lti that In ~plio of hncl year will he larger· than rturlng next year's needs this fnll. 1014 IIVCI'Ilgc unrl the prlees nf gas tax on llclrl usC! on far·ms up wanthcr· in arcus we seem nssurccl the last year. • • • fnrm products nrc over 22% to July 1 muHI lm filler! hy the · of a hlg co·rn crop, much more With quite n·lnrgc number of The priecH of much farm equip· times us high, It Is irnpor·tant, end of this month, Don't ovr:!rlooil thnri we need t~onsir!cl'ing our• farmers tLtrning to the soli banl1, ment do not yet renect the In· therefore, that you huve good tills possibility, large ClliTY·over. With favorahie If 20,000,000 ncros go into the ercascd price of steel. '!'here ru·c weather t.lw next il wcel

tllll tlltOUT OUII TERMS:-Cash Not Responsible for Accidents

• i' II IIN!TIRNATIONAI: No Go~ds Removed ·Until Settled for TRUCKS Ht .-. S~lsby ·l.mplem~nt· .¢·Q.e: 1 te,Sheet. · · · ·: · • . • - >· · ,. .· ·· .·: . . · ·: · . wottld lceep th~o~ grah~ trom apoll· 17-=~~======~=~~ ing un111 Old Sol reappeared. the P<~st 2 yeAra. The questions disease level. UnLhrltly plg11 iiVt · If the grain needs heat at night Lamb Price most frequently heard llre: "Is 11 ~:~renter percontrAgo rcuppnut ta a heat storage would be needed. antibiotic stimulation dJijapp~l1r• high . antibiotic ·Jcv~ls than 41l Buelow has this ftgureq out, too. lng?" "What about higher levels healthy pigs, There Is no evidence Country&*"'~ Loo.ks Good of !lnliblotlcs ?" "1\re there othel' to Indicate that poccldla are 11 It's a hlnful of stones that are two to four Inches In diameter, growth promoters," problem In swlnu. The comblnn· 1 This Year In nrrler to nbtnln Information tlon o! sultaqulnoxallnc nnd 'l'he stones would be In a straw Town ~ ·~ concerning nntlblolie level and to streptomycin nt 2 levels proved bale silo about 12 feet In diameter Lnmb prices this year nrc like· get more Information on them, nO to he slightly superior to sulfa· and 12 feet high for bottling up By Jim Brown ly to continue to mmpare favor· 11lgs avemglng G to 7 weelts nnd qulnoxnllne nlone ut a 50 gram the heat until It's needed. That ably with last year's. The 1956 weighing approximately 24 lb level, Pigs receiving antibiotics,· means some surplus hot. nlr Uailroam will be coming baclt one ii.i In Test-Device Af MISU than that needed for a house. an area where good food Is available at every point . month ,lnter thnn they· did last And the system for grain dry· at which the train stopped. ' year. These lambs helng fed will Michigan State 'university [H the only one of Its klncl. lng can be made to be more come bnclt as fully fed lambs putting Old Sol's energy to ust) efficient than a house heating If railt·oads are to expect a sympathetic ear in their ef­ Inter to offset the smaller supply for drying grain. Ar•tually, It's a scale model but Seed Wheat· a larger unit would work the unit. fort to jump prices, then thet•e first should be some changes of pori~ and beef. The better posl· M:rleultural Englneet· Fred 1-mmc way, The collector of heat But just because solar energy made in the railroad business. Eating arr&ngem~nts should tlon of pork nne! beef this year heating may not have a big prac: Buelow hnR rigged up 11 solm· is made of a piece of sheet metr,J be streall)lined so that food is priced wlthln the reach of all should help prices of lamb, Avery hea( collectol' and a device for painted wll h black asphalt and tical appllca tlon for many things declared. CERTIFIED GENESEE at the moment, the researchers the hungry. Maybe cafeteria style would be the answer. · blowing the air 11 he~ls into the covered with a sheet of glass. . It loolts lllte the thing to clo on CERTIFIED· '(ORKWIN bin. ·The gadget Is believed to br! aren't discouraged. No one needs or even sll'ould. expe~t.'line~· table the Iamb program is to buy them The collector absorbs heat They say there Is a great need and mo.ve them to mnrltcl as fnst when the sun shines through the cloths, silver table service· lllld ·outstretChed palms also· for further research and develop· while traveling by train. ·. as possible to get ahead of some glass. The glass lets the heat go ment in solar energy devices be· of the lambs which will not be UNCERTIFIED GENESEE into lhc blacl' surface hut won't enuRe the•fuel supply ofoll, coni At least those who can't afford S!JCh luxuries certainly pushed, the agent recommended. let It i>acl< nut. The underside Is and gas Is not Inexhaustible. Cost outnumber those who can. ' . ' UNCERTIFIED YORKWIN well insulated for that purpose, of these fuels could go higher; Inn. too. But once you've made the Such lmmrious accommodations in tho pubilc Antibiotics SrJ, air can he blown along both Initial Investment In a solar ener· transportation business arc unnecessary. Such , sides of the metal sheet and It's gy device, they point out, the practicr"" may well be the cu.use of railroad finllllcial energy Is free for the taltlng. I healed as It passes th•·ough these woes. No one expects bedroom accomJUodatlon5 in C·an't Do ~udson B·arley half.iJich·wide spaces. This, then, the New Yorl' subways or I>resldenthil suites In the could lnlw the place of air heated Yl\lCA. Railroad officials should pull .. their beads 1 l>y electriclly or fuel oil. , lmp·ossible Oklahoman out of the clouds and concentrate on .transportation Buelow ligures that if the col· with a capital T - not fo01l w.ltll n capital investment. 'burlng the last 5 years anti·, Jr~l'lol' had 1,000 square feet of Up biotics have had wide acceptance '. glass and was tllted directly to· Heads The Ingham County News ALMOST supplied the world as a growth sllmulant when Alfalfa- Brome- Ladino I ward I he sun the device would be with an everlasting blunder last week By mixing up 2 farm added to hog rations, according to I I healing air as warm as could a Soil Meet tetms, we had .farmers doing the impossible. . Luckily, the M. H. Avery, county agricultural i 72·1dlowatt electric healer or a error was caught on the final page proof. In. stating a new agent. The effectiveness of the furnace burning lwo gallons of Joseph A. Cocannouer, technl· soil bank regulation, the sentence said: Land placed in acre­ 'antibiotics seems to be related to fuel pet· hour. cal adviser to the governor of. age reserve cannot be pasteurized .•. You're right it should the disease level in the animal But what if the sun doesn't Oklahoma, will address members h b • d S f h. · t' f · t '. ' because it was early observed un· Fertilizer shine while you're trying to dry of the Federated Organic Clubs' ave ~en pasture · o ar t er~ IS .;no sa .1~ ac Ol Y way tc thrifty, runty pigs responrled of Michigan at 11:15 a. m. sun· pasteurize land. Al}d there certainly wouldn t-·be much good gmln? 1 much more to antibiotic feeding Fertilizer P'rices in terms of plant food content have advAnced day, September 10, In the· . In such an accomplishment anyway. than did healthy pigs, he points SAI,E STAR'rS A1' 2::l0 The air simply would not heat, less than iO"fo since 1939. Prices of all items farmers buy havo: admils Buelow. But, he hastens Center In Lansing. His topic Son Tim, 4 S(lent a week hi Chicago. He didn't out. However, it should be re· 1 membered that under fnrm con· advanced 129% in the sa.me period. · · · :' ,, In arid, this would not be a seri­ be The Soil And You. t t· 'd • bl 1 L t • bee. ·. ·tl i 1798 Belden Road ous problem because unheated ail' The 2·day meeting, which n:an o r1 ~ Ill ac ' rams . ause leY. re d!tions no pig is completely free attract over 500 organic d1rty. He lilwll only green on(lS ••• he saw fish from disease. Jackson, Michigan ~rs from Michigan and swimming in a 1\larsball Field· department. store Although antibiotics nrc part Phone ST 4-1 83 3 Dr. M. J. Green ing siates, wlli start pond and came running to exclaim, "Mother! Some of most swine feeding programs, Morn profit to you bccnuso o( lctis September 15 with garden red fislt are taldng a bath." a number of questions have been lhtlnkage and lower haullnr: costs. Yeterlnnrlnn farm tours. The farm tour wm . . . . raised concerning their use and for your best buy·. Bonded (or $50,000.00 nnd we nr~ So - feature a demonstration of $ur.' We ran to see, but the gold f1sh were only sw1mmmg. ·effectiveness, especially during now equipped to sell dairy nnimnls, 752 N. Ce[Jnr St. 1\IDSOll aa well na bee£ cnttlc, feeder pius, face tillage methods and subsoll· · i hogs, 11h~cp and calves, l'hone OR 7;9791 ing at the Robert Eifert farm· the Civic Center In Lansing at Fertilizer Advice I Buy Fertilizer ". ·~======~==~~======~~n:~:r~M=M:o:n:·~T:h:e~~=u=r~s:~:r~t:s:fr:o:m~·~~1~2~:3~0~p~.~D@~~~~~ Thff~a~wu~~@~~ Chicks 1• of ~o:ticul.ture a~ Mlch· letln ·Which should prove .lielpful We have Armour Fertilizer ~tate umvers1ty, Will ad· to ·backyard ·orchardists .as· well Hatching . the group S11turday night as to commercial fruit growers. · Any Analysis , nt 7:30. It Is called "Fertilizers for Fruit Every Week A display of produce grown by Crops," No. F·149, and·· is avail· ·members of the affiliated organic able at the Mason office. It de· SERVICE-Our Motto ·garden clubs will be a feature of tails ways ·to determine nutrient CONFUSED?. . ·• the program at the Civic Center. deflclancles. and.: needs of trees, Gullivers The public is invited to theses· how to apply.an·d.wliat to apply MAS'ON ELE.VATOR sions. in the. way of .e.ommerdal fertl· Hatchery PHONE OR 6-1341 I llzers. It also gives advice of fer· 345 W. Columbia tllizers for strawberries, blueber· -"Eaton Rapids Mason Registered Rams Phono Eaton Rapids 5381 r~le~s~a~n~d~·~ot~h~er~s~m~a~ll~f~ru~l~ts~.~----~======~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.. , lmp~ove 2 Crops One of the surest ways to lm· prove lamb and wool crops is to use a good registered ram, .said M. H. Avery, county agricultural agent. He suggested that now Is a good time to look over the mar· ltet lamb crop and· decide whether progress in improving quality has been made. If a new ram ·is needed, Avery said, there'll be a convenient chance to get a quality animal at the ram day In the state or when .. the ram truck visits this area. ' As usual, a ram day will be staged on the Michigan State unl· versity campus. It will be on Oc· tober 1 at the llvestoclt pavilion. At the ram days, several of the state's purebred breeders bring in TheYre the Champs- yearling and 2·year·old rams and place them In pens according to· the asltlng price. Prospective .for Style ••. for Work ...·for Savings I buyers can enter the pens and mal

'~ •• • '• ~- ,I "• •• " ' I f .. +t7: S. _J~ffenon i I Notice County NQW$ s~ 1t~m~er IJ,. 1956 lnoh~111 1 I . .Unemployment Pay Fight PROFESSIONAL f,fay Scare New lndus·try lly J•;J,JHJ>;Jt WIII'I'J•; the best place to lmlld 1111d main· BUSINESS-SERVICE .. , J\llchlgllll l'l'l~ss AHslwlntlun taln u souncl economy. 'l'he rc· sponslhlc Industry lllces to see Its Any town seol1lng now lnrlu~try home community develop solidly. could be l.ho ill!( loser In I he re· Bu l roundhouse polllkal punches Mlchl:;:an Cllmnt.c Courlllloned cent battle between the gnVIJI'Ilnr In mancuvct·s lllw these often and tim Mleillgan Manufacturers Livestock caLtse. unln!cnt!onnl damage. Hoine I Insurance a~Mocln lion. Professional Foods 'l'l)e dispute slitrtecl when Gov. • • • Pcrhnp~ both sides nccom· Wllllnms, In what Is eunHidcrcd , Truckin9 Installa sfl nrl U(r --1N_D_S-TO_R_J\_1_A_N_D_'l'O_R_N_A,..DO-. pllshcrl their pnrllculnr alms In ~o~~t!~~r;9a~ service lw by ~orne rr blat.nnt political move, Loolt as smart ns you arel mndc a str·ong effort to Increase this squnhhle. Beebe's West Side pilnnccs. County·wlde delivery. ------Michigan's unemjJioyment com· But something else happened too. Something which may have 't B ty Shop "Your Friendly NelghborhoocJ Livestock Trucking Kean's 5-10c to $1.00 Insurance pcnsnllon paymcntH. He was an· El I e eau Grocery" swered by a rleiLrge of arguments a far reaching nnd sel'lous effect Detroit - Mondny anrl Tuesday Hill Electric · Venetian Blinds on Michigan's economic well be· from the Michigan Mnnufuctur·· . BEAUTY SERVICE I Open Evenings ana SuncJuys Charlotte ·- Monday. Alternoon 3135 Okemos •·oacl, Oltemos Pnper, Plastic and Cloth Insure with Michigan's largest era .association saying I hal pres· In g. 115 S. Jefferson · Mason · Texaro Gas-011 Battle Crt.-elc - Wednesday Phone Lansing ED·7·7849 Window Shades and strongest mutual wind· • + • storm company . , , cnt tu~es were driving business Ruby Campbell Ph. OR 7-2331 201 N. Cedar Ph. OR·H151 Also general local trucldng l9wtt Repair Venetian Blinds out .. of the stutc. Again, snmc be· Unfnvo1·able "facts" from bot.IJ , We Give Gold Stamps Llmu chips for driveways. sides of the Issue received nation· Phone OR 7·5•191 We Invite you to compare our lleve the MMA stand al~o painted insurance rates with other~. on Incomplete and unnecessarily wide publicity. Long after the Charles Cooley argument Is settled here, it Is "We BarberJe In tlJC Store'' gloomy picture of the ~lluat!on. Phone CJX·4-8349 or OX·1-1371 MICHIGAN MUTUAL WIND· • • • feared that Industries considering Radio-TV STORM INSURANCE CO. expansion will rememhe1· with Georye's Market 2!lwtl Linoleum On the one hanrl, the governor· -----~·--·+-----·--·-·- hlcak dlsnpproval, unpleasant ~aiel Michigan's "many unem· We deliver on orders 'or $2.00 or Janet Aseltine points that were made by the Mrs. ployed" were In dire financial more governor and by business leaders. Floor Tile 320 W. Elm Ph. OR 7-7371 11tralts and would suffet· se1·1ously V ~~ 424 S. Jefferson Mason Livestock I! state unemployment compensu· Those whose duties Include stimulating nl!W Industry, report ~rCJ... I Phone OR·7·7151 tlon benEfits, containing the hl!(h· ,;.. TRUCKING AND BUYING est maximum payment In the na· that this reuct!on Is mulling their Farmers wor·k more dllflcult right now. tJ-- \ Have your stocl' truclmcl to the Available Everywhere tlon, we1·e not lncrenscd even marlmt that mal,es the mar!1et Other slates are using these I Linoleum and Phone OR 7·2311 more. When the question lumed FIQwers by experienced truclcr Parts Intormat!on and. Re1erencea Gladly Given · all will then return to California. 1 -SIGNS-· SAVE on AUTO PARTS ···Industrial develo(_ll!'cnt special· · Welma Jean Felton, Ila and at Francis Platt lsts 'urge communities to help IRosalie Steadman und Mr. Stead· 311 N. Cedar Street existing companies whenever man attended state fair in De· Mason t mile north o1 Mason on US·127 Bud's Auto Parts possible. Home, they point out, is trait Just weelt end. Phone OR &5632 "Central Michigan's Largest Bottle Gas Dealer In Late Model Salvage" Advertising Phone OX·9·2151 South of Holt - 2 Miles • North of Mason Jewelry Auctioneer ROOFING and EAVESTROUGH· . Phil gas ING Bottled Gas Windstorm Insurance Rep~rs ~ays Watches · Glemi Casey· Free Estimates Bulova - Elgin - Hamilton - Wyler In . Rings • Bracelet& 20-lb Self·Serve Cylinders Auctioneer · 305 West Elm St., Mas6n Orange Blossom Diamond Rlnili 100·lb Deliverer! Cylinders · Phone OR 7·6691. "We are still great be­ .. Both are. automatic systems Williamston, Michigan Lower rates for dual appliance Phone Collect 227·W Pontiac CARPENTER WORK lievers lir the ..Ower of 1•cr· William Fink users FINISHED LUMBER !ihil.encc In ndvurtl!ibJg, ami JEWELER . :nstallatlon Conversion Sales .and Servlc!J Next to Fox Theatre r Bottled Gas Appliances ,.,,· ... We pretwh not ourselves, but Christ Jesus the Lord. .we are. still committed to GOOD WILL USED CARS Stetler's· Lumber (U Corinthians 4:5.) . MIIBon Wayne Feighner the ll!ltl of small !I{JIIW and Dansville Mason AucTIONEER · :, ·.".One day a painter was summoned before the Tribunal. Howard Pontiac 925 Union Street . ·.· T.he.t:e he receive~ tl~e \~ot·d that one of his paintings had been {II e II t y : of lt,"-Chl!!4!1'0 Phone MA 3·2913: · constdet·ed as an mvJtattqn to t•evolt. It was demanded of him Home Appliance' Mason, Mlchl~;[an ·1340 S. Jefferson Whool & 1Uannfa4.lt.urblg Cu. Phone OR·7-1801 . t.hat he paint another picture which would annul the first . i20 w. Maple . Phones ·. WE BUILD ANb. REPAiit · -!?~.e. Th~ at:tist. answet·ed: "We, the' painters, are artists; ' Domestic and Commercial ·.Phone CJRcbard. 7-5911 __o_R_ .• 7·-36_9_l;,o.a_n_d ..,o_R_6·.,56_s_2 •· _ Roots, Chimneys aiid · ~ve.have mspu·atlon and we obey it, even though it displeases · I 2:~wt1 · Eavetrouihs : : :: · •. · the mighty." . Reidgenition se..Vice Paint imd do Plaste~ and Oil Filters for Tractors ,.: ... Innumerable times, the servant of God is tempted to live • . Lawrence' Schnepp Cement Work Jlfe in such a way that his.regeneration would be made of _.._ Artificial. . ' . :effect. He Is invited to do this because his life In Christ Phone 'Eaton RaplcJ13 .. fltl··' • • • '" , 1 t ~ I 1 I I An lngluim eoulttY News. Capi'tol· City ·an Invitation to other souls to abandon sin. But as a good . . . ' · .3~74 or 4·2914· · ·areeding Change faithful servant he stands firm and answers· with his !l&l~man will be ll~p(iy .to ·Bottled. Gas Oil .. . Roofing Co. ., · , f'!h ..lct·i .... testimony. ·· · · .. show you lulw to ·eff~tlvC. ..· .. · ... :fn . . . P~on~'f'a?~1!i~ l~ ~-121~ . .:· If .we obey the Saviour, even though provoking the dis· 20·1b Self·Serve Cylinders · MICHIGAN . . . ti UfjO, ' . . of the powerful forces of. evil, .the King will one day say ~Ills 4.l1Mi!lii~ tbr~ . :, . 60·1b Cylinders .' ARTIFICIAL . .· . "Come, ye blessed of my Father, inherit the kingdom I tory page. '100·ih DellverecJ ·Cylinders C & S Food. Ma~ket • •· · Painting':.· :. ::.·, ·. .for you from the foundation ofthe woi.'ld.:' Lower rates for dual appliance BREEDERS , . ~ , - , • - , j I Former E. J. Rider Store ' Free Estimates ·• Reasrirtaiit• . . . . . PRAYEU . , . :.; . , '; . usel'!i . ~ · Aurel111s : , Prices .. -.-. · -., .Butc~~.ring·. lnstalletlon : · Conversion . -Beloved God, we. are s·•·ntet1il to 'l'twe. boonuse 'l'h.ou liast ke11t ll!l Pork on- '}'ltesdays and. Wedne• .Long Expet•lence ~ Insured ·.ttui evU-,whlch 'surromu1s us. 'Strengthell 'our talth. Clarity days;·~fon 'l:'hursdays. Pick up . ~.Bottled Gas Appliances . Good Equipment , '·'"···"'"''u·Jaw,- so'tbat lt:may speak to us ot Thy (l(.wer nnd love, For · and . delivery .sei'VIce. . . · ·· westlnghouse Appliances Be.rt' s Garage · Barnes ·- Churches - Houses : For·.. ' Results' . ! ,-' ,,;CalL . .' . kivli ol.Chrlilt. . Amon. . . , ...... Steeples :.·. " ... :: • (;enernl Repairing · . . :?:,, .··. ·~THOUGHT FOR THE,DAY , . . Leslie. Food Lo'ckers ... ;Leslie -Appliance .. ,./ · ;and·: .. ·::· Art Lambert· &i.:s:6~ ;r~~e jti~~.llve by faith. . .,. '.• •. ;: · .·. .... · . . . ·.· , . · · I ·aRl-9(n,.: .. : · P.11on~ oit-7.oaat~r: · ·. ·· · 2to E. Bellevue 24-luiur Wrecker Service ·• · .. , .··.··•··.· · ·,·_ <. · .· .. ··.Paulo Alexandre'R, de Fl'eitas (Bl'W) . ,:, . :wuuan1~tori, Roiii~:s·.:':/·: , :, . -. , . , ...... , . . • . . . . ' . r-· ,...... '. . ~ . . . . -~ . . . . l.e&Ue : Jt1-i-SS61 ' : : : ,, -~ :'' 1 :- • -·· '' : . ~ ' • '. " Phone li.ealk: Jp·~.a~ .. .· ;p~ Holt ox~;s912 Phoi16 Webbe~ o7·F.-ll. ·, ·il ' .•' .. · ' ' ' .-. ~ ,' . ' . ' ...... ,·' ' . :' ,·:· _;: . ; . ' : ·. . : ,: . i ,.,i :" '::: ·_ ': ~·- ;