. TooLateT,cI~ih . BOUSE for rent. 5¥.. miles from Eaton Rapids, 14 fti>m Laniling. .AlRO potatoes for sale. Glenn Wil­ UBJDs, Phone 44-274. 20t! -0---- '\\'ANTED TO BUY - About 10 sore. Eaton Rapids Journal, Eaton Rapids, Michigan- Friday, May 26, 1944 Keeler. Phone 2576. \Vmting, wait\ng, since the war Regular had begun Brownie Troop No. 1 - The Genuine Bilbie ia Named aa Wina Four· Year Expeceting each day to see the one Brownies took a trip to the woods Buy a~ VFW Buddy -Poppy That bore his address, his full Saturday, when they gathered Animals Found County Agent Scholarship IMr. and Mrs. R-Ob't. Reasoner, name, too;' ·many wild flowers and enjoyed Mrs .. Harold Werner, }I.rs. Gerald Even his phone-eight five four two. eating tlreir lunch outdoors. j Today or Tomorrow McCaibe and Mrs. Sheldon Shepard­ Ethyl Hi-Octane The regular weekly meeting was son of Jackson visited :!d.r. and Thoughts of a hospital on a hill held !Monday afternoon on the MU- 1 Starved Mrs. Ennen Satterlee one day last And maybe a siX-foot hole to fill. ler lawn. Each chi1d made an in­ week. No matter how tired or how badly teresting wild fl--­ Mr..... and Mrs. F1oyd Doxtader 1 The first dinner and meeting of Tho his chance is sma\1, to survive Iever one wished as a surprise on (After lohn McRae, 1918-By Edgar Gu ..t) the newly organized Lion's club CONVERTIBLE FORD COUP!': !Modem 7-room house, good lo- spent the \\eek end in Marshall that fate a warm day. The children went MID - CONTINENT OIL .CDlu1tra.tcd by Charles La. Salle) :vas hel~ :ruesday evening, May 23,. for sale. $100 cash. Call at Pike's cation, paved street. Prite $4500. Norman Peters of Argo, Ore­ He keeps his gaul, his morale is •I home happy. ,. 100%PURE Studio. 20p gon, and Alford Peters of Jackson great. __ ~ll the dmmg room of the ,Spiritual- spent Sunday with 1Mr. and Mr3. lOc qt. 35c gal. In Flanders Fields, the Ger.. 1st church, served by the ladiea of Partly modern 2-family house, Now his legs are gone, which are f This week we celebrated our mans go . the church. · good location, paved street. Price Curtis Sutterlce. Mrs. Maible Baker spent the week ~ part Ilast meeting of the year by golilg Pennsylvania Between the crosses, row on The new club was sponsored by $2800. Terms. Of his body, replaced by the pur~le on a hike. We met at Mrs. Jack.- Best Grade KEROSENE row, the Charlotte club and members o[ end in Vermontville ¥.ith her sis­ heart. son's at si.x and went to ·the island ter-rn-law Miss Myra Baker. -·- Which mark the graves of Anna M. DeWatera that organizaion assisted at the 60 A. close t~ Eaton Rapids on . -,.-- to eat On the band stand due to Freedom'll dep.d. Mother's day \•isitors at Ernest 9c gallon opening meeting. Max Keeler of main highway, goOO land apd When th.is war is,over and the bat~ rain. All in a huddle in the middle. OIL Great bombers battle over.. of CharJotte acted as chairman, the­ buildh1gs, modern house. Price Dacon's wen! Mr. and Mrs. Frank le Discount in 30·gallon Mrs. Anna M. De\\rati!rs, 55, of Noble and daughter Joyce of Tole­ tie ts won1 • I After eating we went back to hesd :\fontgon'l.ery street, died in l{ala­ guest speaker being Carl Sorrick $8000. On crutches Y, welcoming the> Dial 4-4831 610 S. Main Phone 8141 Try Our Want Ad Column in:i® Wednesday, Prayer Meet- the foe! Rapid~ for a number of years. Lio?l's club to our community and I Use Journal· Liner Advertising-It Pays Keep faith with us-hmd, ---o--- w•:::hing 1t C\ ery success. 219 S. Main Street Eaton Rapids sky and seaf Skce Smitl1, deputy governor 0£ ---o--- Mrs. Stimson at organ. Choir director. Mrs. J, Manley Set every captive nntion Commencement ).!Jchigan, was present and gave a. Marketa Card. free. 1 • Bhort talk. 60 members and 1& 10 :00 a .m. - Sunday church Then we. shall sle€p, where a. 1 Spe11-ker guests were present. poppies grow, ---o- Eggs ------'------.27 school. Departments for all ages. Jn Flanders Fields. Butterfat ------.62 Francia Moore, General Superin­ 1 Third Generation Wheat ------1.63 tendent. Beans, new ------6.00 11:00 a. m __Morning worship. \With a ~acArthur MINIPOO Oats ------.90 '1Sacrament of Giving Day" w1ll TURN. TO· A a.·P Hogs ------8.75 - 13.90 be observ>ad at this service. Sermon Lei,:~ rin(h in ti"e U.S. army is­ 11 Calves ------17.00 • 17.50 subject: Sonship and Steward­ l"C'Jxii·ted to h3-\ e reached New LambS ------15.00 - 15.50lship". - I. •;t•tne.~ \\h"1f' o[ course he is serv- • Hens. No. 1 ------.22 - .25 There is always a Nursery dur­ 1 m~.. um!f'r Gen. Douglas Macr Yearlings ------15.75 ing the worship service where par­ -A ,.thur. H,--. i!i the third generation New .Quick Sheep ------2.00 - 8.50 ents may leave their little ones P:OR VALUES nf the Frnth fa:nily according to No. 1 JJroilers, 2¥.a lbs. up __ :28 under competeht supervision. family histm·y to serve under a (all 'breeds) Junior church under the leader- LOW PRICES. EVERY DAY :1Jac •\rin~ir. H1!::. grandfather Dry Shampoo No. 1 Brpilers, 2 to 2% lbs. __ .25 ship of Mrs. Dwight Ballard. \V,Jliam 1"1·1lh .l \~t.--.;-·rn of the (811 l>rffds) 6:30 p. m. - Yonng People will dvil '~ ar \\ ith Doug: las 1\1.ac _ _ _ . meet at the church. Outdoor ser- '9M ~ -J v~ R.-"'f '1-~ ~ N•Poild ew.J Vol.M.! ..\.1tllllr·s fati~e1. Gen. 1\.1·thur l\fac­ vice at -l>liller's rgrove. qooJ. A1 thm Ill that wa1, his father, Eait Brookfield Calendar of Week • Ilfo1 '.Je1 t :-it)lh, und~r him in the U, S, No. 1 - SIZE A - LONG WHITE IONA-CUT No Soap Monday, 4 p. m. - Girl Scouts. [ Sp:i.nish-A:-ncr1ran war rn the Phli- J :Mr. and Mrs:-A:hlen Biggs entet-' Mondny, 7:30 - Boy Scouts. i;:ipine<:, and no\\~ Lewie. has attain­ tained at a family dinner Mother's Wednesday.= 4:00 p.m,---Junior tti T\'fcnt~ eight members of Eaton BACCALAUHEATE ed hH wi!ih "µ:Pl inlo the fray" No Rinsing day to the following: grandma choir. - EATON RAPIDS, MICHIGAN 1 NE\Y PQTATOES GREEN BEANS Rapids

IMonday evening.lust week at home 1 of Herbert and Mary Clarke. Mr. 1 Kardel assisted them. Election: ,V_ISIT, OUR COMPLETE BAKERY DEPARTMENT FOR VARIETY AND FRESHN£'SS' IPresident, i) Herl:>ert Clarke; vice­ CAMPBELL'S 16-0•. "'" 9c l·president, Esther Ballard; secre­ 1 Fresh-Churned Michigon Maid. l~b, 46c CHEESE FRESI CREAM lb, 34C tary, Eleanor Hayward; treasurer, Pork and Beans... 10 Points BU tt . er 'Now only.12 Points roll Windsor Cheese Spread, 2~1b. box68c Junior Hayward. OUler members are· Mary Clarke, :fames Ballard, GRAPEFRUIT JUICE N~.2 13c 25-lb sack Dickie Gulliver. Poultry, garden, Country dub., 'Only 1 Point Pillsbury Flour s1 .19 COTIAGE CHE~SE .~~d 13c ca1ves and canning projects this year. Richard Hawley leader of Enriched Flour c~:~ry 2s5~!~ s1 .06 Nol Rationed. Pure-pak perating, you will help every o~e ~et-fu!er, better service. service. Remember-it's going to be a long, long spending several days with her STUFFED OLIVES 1-0 ~· 21c NEW TEXAS YELLOW ~unt, Mrs. James Smith, and fam­ stuffed with cn.d.d olives time before you can replace yoU!' car. Don't ily, MICHIGAN Bi LL l'ELEPHONI COMPANY rMrs. Chas. Lindly and Mrs. Ed­ SOUP ... win Wolf and brother, Marion CHICKU RICE 14c ONIONS ~.Sc neglect it. Follow this 3rd-War-Year Service Y"",Cp'!'P's, 4 f,~tion poinls GOOD WISHES TO THE TEUGIA•H IHDUSTlf. Keesler, were in Charlotte 'l'hurs­ Sweet, best flavor ·--, •; day. HOW OISllYING ITS JOit• ANNIVHUlr Guide and keep your car at its best always. WHITE Mr. and !Mrs. Fred Wolf have BANTAM CORN No, 2 an 12c -;:. C~UFORNIA a· 49 moved from the Walter Wllliams Country Club Croom Style. Point F,... "'..,,. POTATOES lbs. C tenant house to their farm in ,,.. All-purpose. F« boiling, b'~ing. fryini, ', \ Brookfield. . Q Mrs. Milo Keesler and son of TOMATO JUICE 3 N,:;,; 29c .... FLORIDA, BAG Coronado, California, came last Only 18 points requiied for ounces ,,,.. , · 8 ~ 59c, THE OLD JUDCE SAYS ••• STAN DARO week Friday to stay here with Mr. s• Q ORANCES and :Mrs. Roy Keesler and family 'W Full of juice. Peak flavor. Now al their besl. ''Economy ~g" ! I SERV\CE and with her parents in Hartland MARSHMALLOWS ""•· 20c FRESH CUBAN':- - while Mr. Keesler is in the army. Chocolate Covered , ""' .. --.. He is in Texas at present. v 2.9c: Picnic was held at the Favorite " PINEAPPLES -:- HOT-DATED in 4:;'" Ripe, Golden yeRow flesh school Sunday when abcmt 40 en­ SOFWASH "'"' pko 19c sweet. TELE FACT joyed a fine potluck dinner. A ball Waler Sohener V the bean Y HOME GROWN game in afternoon. Teacher, Mrs. ,,,,,. """ Large bunc:h Thelma Holmes. ~(<>)(<>)I) it):.1 RADISHES RISE IN NET FARM INCOME~n Standard Oil Dealers FLY SP RAY KRooER's p;.1 17c Ideal appetizers. ftne for gami~hes Wesco Stock and ~Hie Sprny, gal, 89c FRENCH BRAND COFFEE t1o 27c are trai~d for better car care Kin211land GREEN - SALA'o QUALITY 193•##4 ~· Harley Twichell has been moved Hot·Dated - Grinder-Fresh from :Massachussets to Louisana. MOTOR OIL 4 °,~~" 78c COUNTRY CLUB COFFEE n, 32c HEAD LETFUCE 19'21111111#4 1Callers at Fred Twichell's re­ Pcnn·Rad 100o/o Pure Pennsylvania Glass-Pack - Top quality • cently were E11en Bellows and her ·--~-.,.;,,,,:.----.,-,,,.,,,..,,------children, Millie Chard and Victor, VITAMINS Kr-" 3 Pk9' s1.39 Arlene 1'\yichell .and Patricia, Mn;. READY Ben Daniels and Elmer Twichell Higb Patency Capsules. 90 day supply c k d H ", u.. and family. TOSERVE 00 e ams 3 Sc SeveraJ.,f~m here attended the msher prlce1 and lurer vulwna PABLUM 10-02 pko 39c Shank Half. Skinned, Tender, Lean. No Poinls For bobies. 8-oz, pkg, 19c of aale9 have pat more mDDeJ' Jnto Smoked Picnics lb. 29c Herrud'1 Skl1len Fraakl lb. 32c farm'era' pocke'8. lncame far last Small, lean. No Points Fine.sf quality. Point Free "1r1 amo111.t1 io more thau $U,ooo,. 'H.. " lb. lb. 000,000. 'w 'ii ') Piece Bacon 29c Herrud'1 Ring Bologna 32c PURE Dry cured, lean. No Points Finest quality. Point Free . · I Keeping E~gs Cfean '\ LARD Sliced Bacon Cello pkg_ lb. 37c M~ Chicken Loaf lb, 39c Cream and Grade A. No Points Sliced. Point Free '~ More Eggs, ' Sanitarily W~pped Dry Salami SWlfT'S Broilen Local Fresh o..-1 ,i ' Sliced thin. Poinl Free First of the season . .. ,,;. j·l .. ; . 1~ 1c; .------. ·~~2.Now .~~';) :i'otnl Free TENDERA Y BEEf TENDERA Y BEEF Poult;.f Wanted CHUCK STANDING ~: ;:~.- ROAST RIB ROAST All _ "1£.. 7, lb; 29C P~ts ,_ n ~· 1A~li"'°""""'fl'oi~i!( Co. . ,\_i.£"Fr.id J~ ~.+·~· 'Moiia Jo- • 'ti Calvin-Knbwlea ' • , ·F~l , Luman c. Kikendall Sgt. Lyle Klnyon Altho'ugh~peti~~e of 2,0 peraOn~· ~ 1 L1eut. Col, M. J. Martin l Duane Kaylor were filed with the eountj clerk bi ~ , , Sunday 1 Maj. Paul W. Winder, JI C Maynard Kaylor appear on tickets at the primary Mrs. Lawrence Oxendale chorj.ster. Capt. Robert Webster Sgt. Clayton Kowalk election July 11 for nomination .'for Two choirs will sing, 1 Capt. SiJlney Goff James Kelsey county offices, four Qf these failed Nursery every Sunday under the County and State Have Placed Capt. Bert VanArk Keeler Quarantine on AU Dogs in Howard to file the necessary aff1dav1t. The supervision of Ruth Love. For the Capt. Phil Simpson Corwral Lewla Keelor qual1tet are democr.O.'t.., - Sydney cbtldren while you attend church. Eaton County Capt. Russell Holcomb Francis Kikendall Capt. Donald D. Smith Fo:reit Keeler Phillips, Brookfield to-wnship for 10.30 a. m. Morrnng worship. A mnety day quarantine has Capt. Paul Simpson shenff; Louie Gee, Ch.arlotte fo'r Memorial Day services. been placed on dogs 1n 18 nearby PFC Milo Keesler treasurer; Larry McNamara1 Eaton Children's day exercises durmg Lumt. Clarence Battler Solon J. Lane Rapids fur register of deeds and the mommg worship service the counties, Eaton bemg ln Frank Bartlig (all of the above are Monday head shal1 be sent to a laboratory * Robt. S Higgins Douglas J. Merwin mcum'bentR), A. J. Bills and John 4•15 - Girl Scouts. Rex l\.lenzer The Community Laundry has been forced to close Heaton's Drug Store; for exammatlon for evidence of T .. Wright, • Albert C. 7:80 _ Boy Scouts. Gerald Gil- RAif.~ Lynn B. M11!er coroner~, down by the State Insurance commission in order that 'Cpl. Warren Anderson Cheney, Harold Pettit, incumbents. lett scoutmaster. ). FOR.~~\ rabies/' Sgt Allen H. Miller we may reset our boiler. This will take about a week, People violating this law are Bernai:d Andreu Democratic-prosecutor, v&eant; Wednesday - Choir practices. ONLY Zelest Andrea ltlcluud Merritt so \\'e are - 111lf su!!Ject to not more than $200 fine Frank J Miller sheriff, Herbert Butler; county 4:15 - JOnior chmr at home of and not more than six months In PFG W H. Alexander clerk, Edith A Edgar; treasurer, Mrs. Harry Canfield. Corp. John Andreas Paul T. Miiier prison Homer D. Miller vacant; register 0£ d.eeds, Elsie 7:3~Sen1ur choir; Mrs Oxen .. CLOSING WEEK of MAY 29 Corp. Harold Ashley Frazier; dr.a.1n coronussJOner va- dale, director. (Memorial Day Week) Cpl. Melvin P. Aldrich Corp. Jack J. McFarland cant; coroners James Fa1rch1Ids Ruth Ivins and Sara Jane Mc- Claud Bowen Uelbert Myers and one vacancyj surveyor, Bruce Donald leaders of junior choir. Kenneth G Mock Laundry pickup Friday, May 26, wHI not be returned ~~R'~.ORA PE-NUTS ... Willard Burt Barrett. Thursday prayer meeting 7.45. Corp. Robert Miller Enoch D. Buck James G. F~nzier of Charlotte is Chdd study course from stand- until week of June 5. FLAKES John Becker Donald il!lller , the democratic candidate for state pomt of. Bible }lflychology. Merle Buvker Clare Miller senator from this district. Senator Joyce Fulton, Dorothy Van­ B. Sherman Bever Robert J. Norris It's a dellclous; Sgt. Albert Newman Murl. H. DeFoe of Charlotte is the Aken, Edith Ohver, Caroline /Mau· Community Laundry Clifford Biggs tepubhcan candidate for renomt- pin~ ,Mary McDonald, and Patn­ Corp Walter Ashley Moxie Petrakovitz Phone 393 NEW breakfast Ideal nat10n Donald W. Rames of Char- c1a Connelly have signed up to at4 Charlotte, Michigan Howard Brown George E. Punter lotte and Karl R. Weiler of Ver· tend Camp Kimball starting June Walter L Bush Frank Parr, Jr. montv11le are candidates. for Eaton l5thp .. • A combination of nut-brown, Sgt. Harold Piuher -crisp.toasted wheat and bran Ray Beck county state representative. Homer Vacatrnn Bible school June ta Francis D. Bryde Richard Patterson L Bauer of Ch.arlotte, present to 23. This school wlll be conduct- plu.s Carl Post ftakes, Califonua seedless Arsene lluclt.hear"' member, is republican candidate. ed along non-denommat10nal Imes raisins. Every mouthful is sheer Homer Pollard Pvt. Very! L. Bollman --~ "' and all parents who have not been eating pleasure. What a comblna· The last regular meetmg of the Raymond Byron Clinton Palmer Uon ••• what a breakfast treat! Brownie Troo1J No 1 ft.Jr the year Gordon Poor State Troop News approached m regard to enrollment -0- Roy M. Bramble please phone. \Ve can talce only Real 40% bran ftakes with rais­ was held Mon. afternoon with the Pvt. Wayne L Bowen Stanley Phmney group taking up the study of birds. Rupert J, Pratt Six membt>rs of Company ••c" chlldren who haTu enrolled, must ins ••• real flavor ... real nounsh· Corp. Eugene Ba.Ker be done soon, becaruse supplies are mentl That's Post's Raisin Bran. J<'ollowmg the discussion a bird Jas. M. Bennett Anthony Proctor have volunteered to assist the Lan­ Auction Sale quizz was had for which Dolores Richard Powers s.mg Companies m transportmg to be ordered early. Save Your Home!- Right now, as a special introduc· Chae. T. Bennett Bruce VanNocker and Jack Jar­ Hall received highest score and Sgt. H R Bentley Tech Sgt. Wilfred Rouse troops from the Detr01t Armory IH/fllWIH·INILLIAMI tory offer, you get an 11-oz pack· Kenneth Rhines dine have signed up to go with Sgt Murray Mome of a Ne\\ age of Post's Raisin Bran for only Clara Blatt second highest Mrs. Allen Bowen t0 Grayling for field training. Saturday, June 3 Miller announced that there would Leon A. Raymond These men who left Charlotte Fri­ Rev H D. Zull to Lake Lowse Jersey Camp spent a week here 2f when you buy a 7-oz package Sgt. Lawrence F. Blackett Ario Rogers boy's camp whi<:h begins June 26. ...-at 2•00 fast time, located at 333 be a p1cn1c at Miller's gro\e some­ Sgt. Willard K. Baker day 1mornmg to return Sunday e'O e­ with his father, C J. ::\ioore, and of Grape-Nuts Flakes Get yours North Clinton st, Charlotte Elec-1 t11ne in the near future, depending Clifford Raymer nmg are Cahe, Carpenter, Ekms, The pastor will attend the fanuly returnrng to camp \Vednes­ while the offer lasts. Look for the Cha~. Bostedor Collnsellor's camp at Copnecomc tric washer and s\\-eeper, t\\u 9x.12 on the weather. Wayne D. Bradford Geo. J. Robinaon Full~r, Trumbley, and Tubbs. It day. big new blu!!-and·white package. rugs, L. C. Smith typewriter, clr- ---o-, Douglas Rockwood w1ll be the task of the First Quart­ next Monday and Tuesday In prep­ Mrs. Chas. Oli\·er and son Ken­ Ask your grocer for Post's Raisin First Sgt. Cary E. Burns aration for the corning camps culat1on heater, studio couch, full I Enroll Children m Thompson Browne Kenneth Rollman ermaster Battalion to transport neth of East Lnnsmg attended the Bran today. Robert L. Rhines troops to Grayling each week-end Sandny evening - Baccalaureate funeral of Mrs. Anna Dewaters !me of other hdUsehold goods, V • S h I Corp. Raymond Baker services m our church. Rev R. C. d thers NEED your poultry and rabbit eqmpment, lots acation c 00 John Bird A1lison Rumrill throughout the summer. • SWP Tuesday and called on Mrs J H Albert Rose .lilies, speaker No Sunday e\•enlng Holgate. of garden1 lawn, carpenter and Chas. Bright Company "C" received a. varrnd War workers. an \4anyofthesefarnb; I Sgt. Jimmy Rehtuss Young People's meeting. Mrs. Britannia Smith of Battle , mason tools, 2 tons bailed alfalfa A daily Vacat10n School w111 be Walter Bradford, Jr. traming program this week Sever­ Phances- e una .,e Cyr1i Scott --<>------Creek and son Pfc Allan Snuth of used gas ap use they ar held at the Bar>tlst Church for two Maynard Blankenburg al men went with 14 tr11.cks, under HOUSE PAINT . ffer beca or water Corp. Bruce Cook Wilbur Stoltz the supervision of Lt Ilarr1s, for 1 Otis Shunk \\eeks starting June 12, and all par­ E ilies w1l su refrigerator' ents a re asked to enroll their chtld- Chauncey Clark Ray Snow over-the-road tra1nmg Eight meri Spiritualist Jack Schwied were gnen Instruction on the rifle ti's America's mosl wid~ly-11std ho11'9 point! buy the range, d If you want to Proprietor ren within the next week because Corporal Duard Casler Rev. John Bunker Col. Gkm T. Pmch, Auctioneer of the difficulty m obtaining les- Richard Charlefour Jesse Slentz range, h) Lt Csatlos The balance ~You save when you buy It ,,- - to hynee · 1· the A. L Steinhauer, Carl S. Harmon, I Ron i:natP.rials tlus year This David Cot bin Howard Sowle of the Company was drilled bv Sgt heater th;~~Lea gas appli_ance ftlt~nhelp D<>nald Stuart "Influential Angel:J" 1s the title -1-Amazlng low price p Clerks school ,,.11 he conducted along Donald J. 0.pp Benson in the manual-of-arms BuY d trY 1 Gorp. John Steele (.;ompnny "C" w,ls again asked of the sermon to be g1,·en ln Rev, 3 or we will l W11te auctrnnecr at Charlotte non-denominational methods and Claud1e Crandall -1- Protects your home bettor 2 9 Robert G Clmney at Sundn' e\ e­ $ for sale bills. . all are welcome John Colgan HarC1ld Small to assist m the c1t;.:-mde ]Hlper coupon below an . t· Keith Stuner nmg's church service. l{e\ ( hm1ey -+ KHps II beaullful longer • ------Of al.I years th1!; is one 111 ,,Jnch Reid Cheney drive. They supplied six trucks and in Robert SouthWick !;JX drners The dr1,·ers were Aer­ \\~111 also conduct the messai,re serA -to-Covers more surface ou. and sellers 1oca patents should be rnterested and Albert Clegg i,.:1ce cooperate \\'lth the Vacatwn Leo J. Carr Harold L Steele hart Cheney, Fuller, Trumbley, -1-Saves repalnlln91-lt wa1h01 'Y Assisting buye~ be the eittent of o~ Loren S \\ anson VanNeste and Wireman Church school at 10 :10-c,enmg School, because great masses of Mike Crawley service at 7 30 . g each other wi dertake to buY o I our Amerumn children a1e becom­ Harvey R. Carpenter FJoyd Simmons Supply Sgt Webster requested easily Gall Corp Joseph A. Clark Dallas Schultz that all lhe iema1mng wrnter -0--- -1-KHpl Its beauty longer Ofi in . e We cannot un t as agent for mg mo1al delmquents, f11lmg onr Harvey Schultz 0) servic . . ces or ac e courts, and threatening the future Noland Culver clothmg he turned in to him to be _Select your gifts Harry Card George H. Swift exchanged for summer issue Thi~ Congregational ell these app\!an h e We will assuin of We believe this 1s Jerry Snow must be done at the next drill s ureas- feor lu.1 gely due td sp1r1tua] 1lhteracy PFC Harold Claftin Rev. 1\fatthew A. Vance, D. D. their sale ~r p r charge an'Y e Will , ou help us to be a help to Neil Childs Chus C. Stahl night, so the Company will be uni­ Pastor James Cook Robt C Smith formly outfitted for the Decora­ Obligation no - for that "sweet girl \'OU b·y eniollmg your young folks Sgt. Jas. E. Smith I•200"' GAL.' no . the last of this week or the first of Chas Cambnc l1on Da:; par.1de~ 10.00 a.m. - Church school ( . Corp Harry Snow All men participating m the Mrs Howard Bentle}', orgamst; commission. next week? Young folk::. f1om fum Leo Carrier Allen Snuth graduate" Memorml Da\ Parades1 are re­ Mrs Leigh Morden, choir leader to sixteen will be accepted. Phone Earl Cantine PFC Harvey D. Slate 43761. Jack J, Coffey quested to report at the ~rmory at Progra1n of religious educatrnn Sgt. I' ery Carter Sgt Howard Scott fl A M for the Charlotte Parade for all ages, mcludmg high school Glyn Shimmin SHARE YOUR SPARE Fred E. Derby :Max Stevens .rnd nt 1 45 P 'M for Rellevue. students Michigan Bell Walter Sullenbp.rger The f1rmg squad will report at Chol.I' rehearsal Wednesday ev· Druggist Eaton Rapids, Michigan fllS· at Wm. Davis Alfted C Schnepp MARIE'S Received Reward nee Devie'W s A. 1\1. to participate in the morn­ enmg at 7:00 Ari W. Dralle Sgt. John Stofflet ing sen ice at the cemetery. This Monthly meetrng of lhe LAS on APPLIANC~~E~l~EM Alden Sheets squad cans1~ts of Sgt. Ben•;on, Cpl fi1st and third Wednesdays at 2 30. THOSE WHO The Michigan Bell Mar n DeWaters SHERWIN-WILLIAMS.PAINTS · Herb rt Decker Roy Leon Sims Hayes, Cpl. rhem, and Cpl. Morri­ l'he l''ires1de group first Monday company today holds the National Paul Scott son and is under command of Lt at 7 30 p m o O· Secunty Award, first of its kind Robe Davison Gayle Dam Copora! Roy A. ~t§ie Csutlos. The Church Council second Mon­ to be presented m this state. Eugene Stt'ffler day at 7 .30 p. m. IE. J, Condon, of Chicago, regiona Ario Wayne Dl'Alle S-Sgt. W~ne W. Sangree -0--- j M~\l al director of the Sixth C1v1han Ivan Dodge Alexander Davidson Sgt. Shel n Shepardson Bentley District Cotton Defense Regrnn, presented the James ires GRACE U. B. CHURCH f\ll out anu award at ceremomes at the com­ Albert Dowd Clark Davison Preston Snow The school closed Friday. In the pany's headquarters in Detroit. It Sgt Don A Strang evening the PT/\ was held JOmtly Rev. George Densmore, Pastor t Pfc Ector Dandurand Don't Take a Chance was accepred in behalf of the TH\S COUPON Reigns Florous E. Edick Richard Toncray 'Wlth the cluldren's programme Residence, R. No. 3, Eaton Rapids 14,000 employees of the company PFC Robert Towrt1 Mrs Bob Hovis .....~as chairman and 9 46 a. m - Preachinw servtee by President George M Welch Pvt. Virgil Elston 10.46 a. m. - Sunday schocl Carl Emory Corp. Harry J. Tracey sure put on a swell programme for The award was presented in Floyd D. Fowler Cpl. Harley Twfchell } oung and old. Several from tawn All are invited to worship at Thousands of homes are• protectmg then" War Bonds, 1t,ow-f these sel"Vices". recognition of the company's Victor Faber Keith Town enJoyed 1t. At the close a11 v.--ere Deeds, Valuable Papers, etc, in - "mmntenancri! of superior stand­ Keith Terrill served ice ~ream and cake. Miss Young People's meetmg eve17 ards of protect10n and security" Tech. Sgt. Raymond Finch Sunday evening. Robert W. Fuller Edward E, Tracy Bertha Hoffner will be w1th us next • in safeguardmg its property and Lewis Finch Sgt. Russell Tripp • yeflr -<>--- • personnel. Chas. French Frank Towers The Gl1A ,,.,11 meet with J'l.fr. and FllEE ---<>- Alfred French Leon c. Troutner L•- Mrs. Albert Kemper Wednesday Marketa Perry Fireproof 4-HClub Ralph Figley Corporal Harver Tw!IC.11ell the 31st. .ei (tMlNl SEllVICl Howard Fizley Howard Umbarger Mr. and Mrs O. J. \Vebb and A.PPUA.NCl 111\.A Max Long Patty spent Sunday with Mr. and f tlW. .... , The Hamlin Happy Hoe H:md­ Ralph L. Fuller Sgt. Robert Forward Elmer V~Pt!1'88 Mrs. John Clemons near Gresham. Vaults WA.ll l""" ----- Plenty. ler~ 4-H club was reorganized last Rolland VanR1per week with 17 members s1gnmg up Corp, Ja<:k Fairbanks Sgt. Douglas Ferguson Corp. Lewis VanPatten OA1E for garden, calf and canning pro­ PF'C Ed. Wolf Methodist New Cotton jects. Irene :Barend,regt was ele<:t­ Lyle Grindling Kurt Gemalsky Russell White lhcha~ Miles, minister • More Tires pHONE---- _ _j_---­ ed president; Ruth Mary Egan, John Weaver 610 Mwn Phone 3141 vice president; Eugene Lloyd seere­ Robert Gillett s. Mllx E. Grimes Corp, Roy Woodman NAME ----­ Frocks tary; and Wlilliam Barendregt Corporal Dawn Wlleon. treasurer. G. Barendregt and Mrs. Corporal Alfred N. GrlmH Mrs. Stimson at organ. Available Lieut. Vernon Garriaon L. B. Wheeler Choir director. Mrs. J. Manley />.DDRESS- Wilford Thuma will be leadem of Raymond White the garden and cannin proJects. Albert Getter\ Card. Edwanl A. Gl'Uber Robert Winters 10:00 a .m. - Sunday church ARllClE APPROX. AGE -- ie1pectively and Roth Mary Egan Louis Worden of tfie calf club projects. Lieot. Vernon GarrllOn scllooJ. .Qeyartments for all agea. Class B and C gasolme card­ Sgt John D. Gephart Keith w, Weekll Francis Moore, General Superin­ MJ>.KE' ~ The next meetmg Wlll be held Chas. H. Williams " holders are now ehg1ble for Grade the second Friday n1ght in June, Leslie Hayter tendent. 1 synthetic tires. A recent W P B 8:00 P. M. fast time, at the home Claud W. Henry Sgt. frank D. Wintle ruhng provides that only one SIZ.E or CAPACITY FAIR -p~R - of George Egan. Wendell Hathaway Tech. Sgt. Wilbur Wost quality tire may be manufactured Chester Heney under the synthetic program CONDITION\- GOOD- - George Holley Duane W~ht Ottmar Holley Hershell Wrlsht DON'T be Mi!SLED W!'Nl 10 auv-~ Sgt, Kenneth Harahey Corporal Lyle Wlllwuith Inside dimensions - 5 in. •wide;-10112 in. deep, Tam- claims to the contrary. Sgt; Robert HarshO)' Pie Donald Wlllllma PRICE1 Will p/>.Y - per proof lock. Firetest will withstand 1,500 degrees CREST Tires, always tops in James Haley· Cecil Wright Kennet~ mn1ru1 , Fahrenheit for one hour before any heat reaches its quahty, are a.gain in the vanguard Rolalid Wilbur WA.Nl 10 SELL - ~ Corp. Frea rA_ Hal&ey contents. Come in and get yours NOW. of value - OOMP.,ARE PRICES. , Tech. Corp, Harland J. Blcb Robert E. Welt Size PRICE WANlED - Robert R. H&"1H Gerald White sam :Bl 11.,,... - , Kennith •llOffDiall . 450--21 CAN BE SEEN Al------Sgt. ~rte W. Hudlon Only $g.95 W&Jne •Hoch _ 500-19 ydeil 550--17 t (plus tax) Shipped Direct to You - 'Pay $9.95 to postman on arrival - Buy More War 600-16 Blinds - Protect them - Send your order•now to - 650--16 Mr. and Mrs. A~thony Gorris and Recent callers on Mr.. and Mrs. daughter of Jackson visi~ed their J, L. Rodgers were Mr. and Mrs. parents Mr. and Mrs. Orb1e Dolbee Paul Clark and family of Jackson, and family Simdayt and Mr. ahd Mrs. Dale Getter and !Mrs. Maggie Evelin who has been sons. · IW'ith her daughter Fern in Lans~ng Mr. and :Mrs. Walters and their ~dnce her accident (a broke!I hip) daughters were Sunday evening Iri now at h~r home in Aurehus. . callers on Mr. and :Mrs. Dt-. E. Mrs. Lenore Swan spent last Regular prayer· meeting Thurs· George D1senroth ·has re,nted his Cl'ark. ' · 1.1tursday with her parents Mr. and !CORP. JIMM"I; KELLER walked ·day at 8 p. m; tenant house to Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. The Rogers school closes for the Mrs. R. D. Gifford. l brisk1y over to Ser1eant Dikes. Youth's convention Saturday, .Brininstool. summer vacation with a picnic on Mr. and :Mrs. Roy •Murdock o ·Now was the time to 'alk hlm, and April 22. . • Hov.-ard Hamlin and son of Lan· Saturday. Miss Locke will Wach Jackson visited their brother and Sunday school at 10 a. m. Clif­ even 11 the answer wu Do, well, Liners to get in thie column must 1 ton Williams, superintendent~ sing were Sunday callers of Mr. again next year. wife .Mr. and Mre. Chas. Wiseman 'Jl'OU c01Jldn t get ruled Oft ~or trying. l>e In by Wednasday noon. and Mrs. George Disenroth. ·Mr and ·Mrs Kenneth Bibbins Sunday. 'Ma;tbe all those bash marks on the 11:15 a. m. __;:Morning worship. Mr, and Mrs. A. Vilard of Holt, were· callers :M~nday at Dewey Mrs. Gertrude Wiseman and Miss ,11ergeant's left sleeve didn't me.an Young People's service 7 p, m. Mrs. Wells Clickner of near L.an- Clark's. , Bethel Wbittum were in Lansing )that he was as fough u most of the Elizabeth Smiiht leader. Fire, Automobile, Win~nn FOR SALE . Adult prayer service in base· Member of sing, Mri;. B. H. Field E. Aurelius, The Grace church supper was Saturday. lboys thouaht. Dr. Sala· and Plato Glau . Mrs. Adah Canfield and Mr. Green well attended at the Rodgers home Mr. and Mrs. Arch Gibbs were WAR BONDS tor SALE - Best ment at 7 p. m; bury•a Na· I represent ooly iinl be.st 1111d tik of Eaton Rapids were Sunday call· and a nice sum netted for the in Lansing Friday "night to see Mra. ! JiJt!m.Y was twenty-two, and a Cor· bargain on earth. Buy War Bonds Evangelistic service at 7:45. ;poraf or just three weeks. blue tloza • Wld• ,­ most reliable companle& See mt ers of Mrs. Lavina Field who is saciety. Howard Sutton who is in the St. ms from Mrs. John Wendell Bird on Pou It r 1' before b11Yinlr inaurance ot ni 0 1 very sick. The Arthur Philo family spent Lawrence hospital. The trees and grass are firesh and Ask for free circular denim9 bagged at the knees. &er­ River street. WANTED TO RENT - ·A small Heollh $fty. kind, ~ {e WESLEY.AN METHODIST ..._ • Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Beasore Mother's day at Mr. and Mrs. Ki· ;Several f?OIJTl this vicinity at;. green after each rain-the tractors APLENTI'Y"' - Kaldak pant Dlkes• uniform dtted him like -0- house in country or town. Call Rev, Georee Densmore, Pastor 3 the bark on the bluegum trees of to Eaton County - some ten years ago now - there of Lanseing visited Mrs. L. Myer kendall's. tended the funeral of Mrs. Anna are silent and so are our men folk. sing 1 Michigan. ULCITONE slveo laRlns reUd Harry IM. Snow after 6 p.m. Phone Parsonage, RFD 3, Eaton Rapid.I: nas come about a deeper appreciation and a broader un­ Mrs. Cecil Hartenburg - iMiss Locke spent last DeWaters in Eaton Ra.pids Tues- The Hannon family called on . ,,. For sale by • the hillalde where the artlllery de· ,_ lmil'.l•JUD. - - 44211. 19-22p Supt., Edwani Peckham Protect YourseU and Family with Su~dr~y~nd Floren~e 'tachment was located. ms face was _.., aacl,· locllpidiDL~ AL- derstanding of the importance of the whole problem of ~-t Ra "d · 'ted their Thursday evening at the home of day P.M. . their mother . and ~andmother, Clyn Shimmm 10:00 a. m.~y school. BANKERS MUTUAL LIFE CO. f !!la 8 rugged and bleak. I[ A L I Z E WlTB ULCJTONE. WANTED - Old worn out horses POLICY personal health and its mean.ing not only in individual o on Pl vi st , ida Mr. and !Mrs. rD. E . .Clark's. Miss Eleanor Cheney of Lansing Mrs. Hannon, in Lansing .Saturday ··Druggist Eaton Rapids 11 :16 a. m~Mol1lin&: worship. brother Howard Pearson Fr Y . 'II rd f D t "t · · •pent the week end with her par- evening. . . ury.e been thlnldn&, S.rgeant, that llEATON'S DRUG STOii.& Ulf no sick or dead ones. Will pay $10 Walte:c H. Allen, District' Ageitt "ight David M1 a o e ro1 ls vis- ,., h 7 :3D p. m.-Pra.ise service. happiness but as an essential public economy. n · th R d h l t ents l\.1r and Mrs. ATch Gibb£!. I !Mrs. Retta SmJt went to Spnng the boys would be happier and do to $25 according to size and con­ Evangell.stlc aervice at 8 :OO p. m. Phone 5111. Mrs. Herb Wagner of ·Jackson itig at e ,0 gers omej 8 so a ·Mr. a~d Mrs. Wayne Swan and Arbor Friday with Mrs. Mae Hol- BABY CHICKS' - Bt!:Y noW for dition, Charles Casaday, 517 South Glyn Shimmin Also Automobile~ House, Fuwi- viS>terl her parents Mr. nnd Mrs. Dewey Clarks. h S t M d · Lan b k d daughter Read ~ified Advertising better work i1 we Axed up the camp 7:45 p, m. Thursdny-Prayer ser • little." early layers. Rocks, Reds, Leg- Magnolia, Lansing 12. Phone 56726. vice. Druggist Eaton Rapids " tute, Hospital and Sick and Acci- Probably 1500---or more --'" E_:i.wn County households Percy VanSickle last week. Sunday _'M_r._a_n_d_M_r_s_._J_._L.;;.;R=od_g_er_s_a_n_d_:.H_u_g__ ~_,an ___ sp~e~n==o,_n-ay_'_"_....;.· __ ro_o __ •_n _____· ______..,... _____-::"" ______horns, U.S. approved, Pullorum 19-30p dent Poli9ie~ ·• · 8-1944 are already covered by Hospital Insurance giving this Mr. Wagner and Mr. a'nd MfS, CHif­ "As how'" The older man'1 gray U!eted under Michigan state sup- ----o- Idea immediate and potential value. The almost sensa­ encc Hults of Jackson came to take ues roved over the scattered pup fil"Y!filQ!l; Gulliver's Hal<:hery. 123 GENERAL MA.SON WORK. Wm. Notice of Sale FULL GOSIIBL ASSEMBLY her home. tents, the neai pnesor oarrac1t N. iMatn itriet:" {iie\V 10Cititn'i).' 'Hicks, 773 Michigan st. Phone MISSION tional growth of this type of health protection in mem­ bags, and back to Jimmy.· ..Looks Pastor, Al. - Salisbury bership, and comparnble responsibility and influence, W-0rd was received here last Phone 5381. •(Chicks from Ray 19-21P 23~28 Excess night of the sudden death of ·Mrs. l'egulation~ What's the matter with Pay Their Way." 52tfc ~ (Sale 'Of Land Only) Sunday service at 3:00p.m.A!­ Mayor, Hiram Webster ill explained by the co-operation of industry and partic­ John Parker. They were former Sure We Know There's a War On, It?" :ioevening services Commissioner, W. Scott Munn Sealed bids will Le received by MISCELLANEOUS Prayer meeting - Tuesday and Commissioner, Leo Benjamin ularly the war plants - and there are many in this dis­ residents of this place. Jimmy gulped. Maybe 11 wa& SEED POTATOES, Eating pota- Charles M. Ziegler, State High­ trict - exclusively engaged in defense work. Russell Edgar who is in service dumb after all. The boys bad said toes for-- eale. Grade B Chippewa Fridiay at !the mission. All an City Chlrlr:, Paul L. Saile way Conunissioner, at 300 Olds City Treasurer, IL S. DeGolia is home on furlough. that the Sergeant would qiow bim and RuBSet for eeed. Morden's FLOWERS telegraphed anywhere. welcome. Greenhouse. lltf Bonded member of FTDA. We Tower,· Lansing, ;J\l1chigan, until City Attorney, John W. Bird ~ down. But he would make the at­ -o---. specialize in funeral work. Mord.- 11:00 A. JM., E. W. T., Thursday, Marshal, Vern Hillard tempt anyway. BUS LINE This all means that many of these homes are now Gunnell Diatrict TOMATO, PE!lPER, CABBAGE en's Greenhouse. Phone 7321. June 1, 1944, for the sale of the For Lansing Ar. Lansing Fire Chief, Win Forwa?d buying-and for the first time - a health service which '"What I mean is, the boys have plants. Morden'a Greenhouse. 18tfc ------.:1.:tf;;c;_ following described land: 8:05 a. m. - - - 8:45 a. m. Ubrarian, Winifred Brown The N I club will meet with Mrs. about four free hours every day. I! heretofore the purchaser had thought was beyond his All that part of the NW\4 of 6:40 p. m. - - - 7:20 p. m. Telephone Numben Hazel !Bellows Thursday. June 8, they want to read, they have to sit PAIR COLTS, 4 and 5 years old HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Lv. Lansing Ar. Eaton Rapidl Clerk-Treasurer - 6141 income extras. The war has changed all this and this for a potluck dinner at one. BUT the NW'4 of Sec. 22, TIN, R8W, cin the ground. We could make a for sale or tfade for young cattle, Junk Cars, Iron Scrap and (Hamlin Township), Eaton Coun­ 8:00 p. m. - - - 8:45 p. m. Fire Department - 2061 type of social service is here to stay. This idea is ap· Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Tennant and table aod a couple of benches; ftx green broke. Mile north of Grace all Scrap Metal 9:46 a. m. - - - - 10:25 a. m. Police Department - 20«1 family are moving this w~k to the up a spot to pitch horseshoe11." ty, Michigan, that lies easterly of Garage - 0021 plied democracy at its best - serving all alike. All of farm they recently purchased just church, % mile east. 19-21p C. CALLIE When the sergeant spoke. the and adjacent to a line 60 feet east· Which adds Up to the fact that the people themselves, south of Onondaga. · ~ ;:. .. l . . TIME FOR HEARING CLAIMS "A'or'ds came from one 11ide of h>a SEED CORN for sale. Reed's Ye!- Phone 4-4001 erly of and parallel to the cent~r· to get out of these programs the highest good, must 1Miss Edith !Miller of Lansing low Dent, germination 96, 90 day AcroBS from M. C. Depot STATE OF MICHIGAN. the spent the week end with her par­ mouth. "Corporal, when I was your line of •M-9 as now located, con· Probate Court for the County ot R. R. Time Table have adequate facilities to sustain and maintain the age I had ideas loo. Somelimes open pollinated. John Dickinson. Jan. 1944 taining 39 acres more or less, be· ents, Mr, and •Mrs. LeRoy Miller. Eat-On. Michigan c;;;t;;;j Schedule values that these services have come to mean in our IMr. and Mrs. Jay Carr spent they worked, but mosUy they didn't. Phone 5869. 19-l!:lc -~~~------ing fonner Frank Post farm. At a session of said oourt, held at Wak~ Up'·_ ----0- Outsiders deai,ring SiatJco, the Passenger Trains improved standards of living. And when they didn't, it was jwt the Probate eftlce In tbe City of Sunday afternoon in Lansing with IRISH COBBLER Potatoes for great arthritis remedy, may secure Certified check or money' order Effective Sunday, June 27, 19"3 - 'Mr. and Mrs. W. :B. Carr and Pau1· ~ '. ._, .. ' too bad. So all I' ean say is this, in the amount made pay­ Charlotte, in said county, DD th• , . sale from certified seed, $1.25 per same by writing Ralph Blackmore, Of· ~25.0Q, 4th day of May, A. D. 1944. East Bound ine. ' Me, I go by the boOk. It 1t says bushel. Anna Wilcox, 319 West Druggist, enclosing 80c in payment able to Cha?les · M. Ziegler, State -·r ' .. Present: Hon. Ion <;-McLaughlin, 2:1i a. m. ------2:08 p. m. All Eaton county residents must have read with cer­ About forty young people of the ~'\' 9-(~ -11·';- •''. "' ~ If. ,~ Knight st. 20tf of remedy and posta~. 16tfc Highway Commissioner, must ac­ Judge of ProLate. West Bound Nazarene church of Potterville had tain personal satisfaction that Eaton County - along company ea<:h ibid. Do not send 3:17 n. m. ------10:'8 a. m. a wein€r roast at the home of Miss YEARLING HENS for sale. Alive .FLOWERS telegraphed anywhere. In the matter of the estate of with other Michigan units of the W. K. Kellogg Foun- cash. Deposit will he returned at ANDREW J. EASTON 1 Edith Miller Tuesday night in hon­ or dressed. Dexter road, up Hal\- Bonded member F. T. D. A. Phone ' dation-is one of the 53 cities and counties in the United or of Pvt. Edward Myers, home M1-c· ·1gan once if bid is not accepOOd. Decea.oed awood lane. Phone 3791. 20tf 71!21. Washb•lrn Floral Shop and States to get on the National Health Honor Roll for from the Aleutian Islands after Greenhouse. Jan. 44 Sealed bid should be plainly It appearing to the court tbal 1943, an outstanding accomplishment in civic and social many months service. EA.RLY CABBAGE and TOMA­ marked: "Bid 28·28 Excess" and the tjme for presentation of AUCTIONEER The Gunnell school closed Mon· TO PLANTS for sale. Dexter ro.O.d, LOCAL TRUCKING - Gravel, should be mailed or delivered to: claims against ~aid estate should aims. day with a picnic dinner at the up Hallawood lane. Phone 3791. sand, fill dirt, black dirt, cinders, Michigan Stat:e Highway Depart­ be limited, and that a time and If in need of thil! Kind school house. 20tf manure. Delivered. L. W. Hunt­ ment, 800 Olds Tower, Lan· place be appointed. t.o reeeive, ex· Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gould enter~ ington. Phone 7491. May 1944 Of Service See tained relatives for Sunday dinner. • sing 8, Michigan. amine and adjust all claims and IT.his same report also includ· SEED CORN for sale. Yellow Dent Eric A. Johnston, president of BICYCLE PARTS, Tires, Repairs. Right is reserved to reject any demands against B81d deceased bJ J H ed a joint statement by two early maturing, selected ears. or all bide, or to waive defects. the Chamber of members, Dr. George B. Darling $1.50 bushel. L. W. Ford, Grand Bicycles bought and sold. The Bike and before said court. "The first botlleneck encountered Brookfield Center CHARLES .~l. ZIEGLER, It Ordered, That credlton al ames • Houston Commenrce, in making these of the Division of /Medical Ledge road, mile north of M~50. Shop, 711 Michigan street. Phone is in the nutrition of corn," he said. 20-2lc 44301. 4tf State Highway Commissioner said deceased are required to pre- awards said: Sciences of the National Re­ ?\.Ir. and llrs. Laban/'·~illiams "was lack or nitrogeo in the mid· search Council and formerly ad· ---~==~===:...--.!Lansing, Michigan, May 15, 1944. sent their claim.s to aaid court al Gradnate of the · summer season when most needed and family of Eaton Rapids and You have a job do CONVERTIBLE FORD COUPE : 21c snid Probate Office on or before the Reisch Aw:t:ioneering School ministrative officer of the W.K. Mr. and 'Mrs. Fred Clark and Mrs. to by the plants. In breaking this bol­ IDGH~ PRICES ·PAID £or wrhie achievement desenes Kellogg Foundation and Dr. for sale. $100 cash, Call at Pike's 18th day of July, A. D. 1944 tleneck the agronomists tried a new Marion Sumerix of Hamlin spent Studio, , 20p JUNK CARS ~--­ at 10 o'clock ewt in forenoon, said Farm and Live Stock the highest praise and support John A. Ferrell of the Roclrefel­ Sunday evening at Clare Swan's. Higheat Prices Paid for Scrap BAllll RUPI' method ·of applying fertillier b7, aud reflCcts great credit on the ler FOundation. Dr. Dar1ing I time and place being horeb1 ap- a Specialty Mr. and Mrs. Gay Swan of Ham· 1931 FORD f~r° sal~. Model A, half­ Iron, Paper, Rags, Metals, Etc. District coak1~ the United pla.>Jlifr~ health officers, officials, volun· and Dr. Ferrell said that be· lin spent Sunday afternoon at Dell -right here at home! EATON RAPIDS States, Western D.j.strict of Michi· pointed tor the examination and Phone 4.4373 Eaton Rapids when turning the land. Tlii• · Q.i~ cause many of the particpating ton sedan delivery. Three 6-ply ···fi!i'l'bbaltb organizations, cham­ Swan's. gan, Southern Division. adjustment of all claims and d&-1 tern pu~ the fertilli:er down where communities are war produc· tires, new battery. Runs good. Iron & Metal Co. bers of commerce and other Mrs. Robert Davis of 'Battle In the Matter o! mands against said deceued. the roots are going to o~erate; five l:iusiness and civic groups in tion centers, they have found $125. Hill's Refinery station. Tele­ Phone 43451 _ 2~ Haven St. Creek spent the week end with her phone 44981. 20c ROYE. WATSON It is Further Ordered, That pu!J. R b rt Woods to six inches deep. A special attach.. these localities for giving ade­ it necessary to make this in­ parents Mr. and blrs. Walter No. 9615 1n Bank1 uptcy lie uotice thereof be given by pu]J. 0 ment to mount on the plow was de­ ~Bte attention to the war-time ventory of health conditions in -----0------MACHINE REAAIRS - Small e Bradford. On this 18th day of May, A. D., lication of a copy of this order for veloped at Purdue for- feeding th. health of war workem and citi· relation to both war.time health BIRD CAGE for Sale with stand­ parts made, tools sharpened, plow Herbert Logan is ill with the anl. Also cement porch bbox. 115 1944, on reading the petition by three successive weeks previous to fertilizer down behind the plow. problems and post.war planning measles. p~ints, etc, 30 years experiencg, said Bankrupt for discharge, it is Local and Long Division street. 21p said day of hearing, in the ~ share into the turrow as the land ls for ind-ustrial and community ~r. and Mrs. Frederick Stevens Your job is to use MORE MICHIGAN foods whenever possible. Dimondale road between Columbia Ordered by the Court, Th.at a welfare. and Island roads, 18-21p ton Rapids Journal, a nenpaper Di&tance plowed. Because nitrogen Jn th• of Holt and Miss Eleanore Stevens Their quality and flavor have made them nationally famous - they con­ TOMATO PLANTS for Sale on hearing be had upon the same on form of ammonium eornpound4.,' .were callers iat Clare Swan's Sun­ the 19th da~· of June, A. D., printed and circulated in said tain vitamin freshness from Michigan farms and - blessed by a -­ it is i, g~ens day. and after Decoration Early county. since held flrmly by the aOll 0 day. bountiful nature in Michigan's famed temperate climate protected by the Triumph, best canners, not so acid. CUSTOM F'~G-As usual. 1944, before the said Court, at particles, is readJly available to U.:. 1 Pronounclng the Healtp E1"a)­ James Swan spent last Wednes. O. L. Phillips, 335 W. Knight Get your order in early. Jerry Grand Rapids, in said district, at Ion C. McLaughlin, uation .Schedule used 1Jl !this winds off the lakes, You help yourself to healt~ when you help yourself plant roots.'• 1 day night with Ronald Bolilt near street. 2lp Long, R. 4. No phone. lltf 10 o'clock in the· forenoon, and Juda'e of Probate. program •'One 9f the best tools OJivet. to MORE MICHIGAN foods. It is also of great nnportance to y~u an~ to . that notice thereof be published In TRUCKING Dr. Scarseth further pointed oU · --<>--­ A true copy. for post·war planning", tbesoe lMr. and Mrs. Clifford Bienz of the country when you use MORE MICHIGAN fo<>­ I :80 p. m. - Sabbath llCbooL PASTURE for ren,t. 76 acres and 2:30 Junior M. V. 15 acres. Running water. Exclu­ 3:00 .Divine Worship. R. P. Novin sive privilege can 00 had. Three 8:00 Wednesday, Prayer Meet. miles north of Springport. S. W. ing. · Tyler'a 5c and Uk: Store Haynes. 21c -0--- St. PETER'S CATHOLIC The Boice Baaar· AIPARTMENT for rent, down- Father Chas. Keating stairs, furnished, electric refriger- Sunday services 8:30 and 10:30, ator, hot and cold aoft water, alternating Sundays adults. only. L. E. Thompson, 4118 Holy Days and First FriilaJI N. Mam. Call after 6 p.m. l!-0-Zlc 7:80. ' HOUSE~ country. Catechism for the children ll:OCI SPOT1CASH Phone 6379. Alvah Holmes. 21c P· m. Satul'llaj>B.---o--- GRACE EPISCOPAL. MISSION H'.OUrSE for rent. 51,i miles from Eaton Rapids, 14 from Lan11ing, ~lso potatoes for sale. Glenn Wil- Evening prayer and semnon hams. Phone 44274. 20tf 5 p. m. . · ' Hol}"_ Communion 9:80 a. m.. (First !lunday of Month) GHURCH. Of lrt.- N'AZAKENlll Ovel" Grange Hall"