Odds and Ends LEDGER Q ENTRIES Here and There Briof paragraphn of News and BcinR a Collection of Various Information on a Variety Topicn of Local and FORTY-FIFTH YEAR LOWELL. MICHIGAN. APRIL 14, 1938 No. 48 of Topics General Interest ~ The national debt has doubled RURAL FIRE PROTECTION under the New Deal; 38 billion Tennis Team Hopes Along Main St. Otto To Speak dollais now. T'WICE during the past two Bean Growers The Lowell Ledger Invites Local weeks the Lowell fire depart- Most Lowell ."tores will be closed At B. of T. Dinner Sam Sleet of Boyne celebrated ment has been called out to fight For Another Trophy I on Good Friday from 1:00 to 3:00 hio 102nd birthday by holding open fires on farms in this vicinity but i p. m. house a short time ago. in both cases was unable to save Form Association Women to See "Star In My Kitchen" the homes from destruction as the The prospects for Lowell's tennis Brightening thnigs up: The A log cabin. 147 years old. found fires had gained too much head- team winning another pennant this to have been built by Daniel way before the alarms were turned year are very high, although Low- Price-Rite Hardware with a new To Boost Crop Cooking School in Motion Picture Form blue front: Fahrnl's barbershop Boone, has been located in Ken- in. These experiences have also ell will be playing class B teams tucky. It barely cHcaped razing. taught that if farm homes and this year Instead of class C and D. redecorated: Burt Charles' barber- Will Provide Instruction and Entertainment shop with new floor covering. buildinga are to be saved from des- Coach Gumser hopes to bring his A New Mexico sheep-rancher. In- truction when fire breaks out that charges into top shape in an ef- The Lowell Ledger has scored cause "seeing is believing", the au- quisitive about a hole In a moun- an adequate supply of water Is ab- Make Consumers fort to secure another trophy. again! dience will soon learn that pies James Porter, of the Extension tainside. investigated. He discover- solutely necessary. Would it not be The schedule for home games Isj This newspaper has just been and cakes and salads can make department cf Michigan Stale col- ed what is claimed to be the wise protection for every farm to Bean-Minded, Aim as follows: | successful In securing the new Mo- them "stars In their kitchens." lege. tested soil in Lowell Wednes- world's greatest cavern. maintain one or more large cis- April 25—Rockford. tion Picture Cooking School. "Star Experienced housekeepers will day for 15 farmers, making 41 tests terns filled with water to be used May 9—Lee. In My Kitchen", which will be pre- thrill to the adventures of the of soil samples and four marl tests. Three Watervllet seniors, Ray- solely for flre-flghtlng purposes? At a producers' meeting of the May 11—Grandvllle. sented at the Strand Theater on young Dedee Abot, who suddenly mond Hansen. Eugene Smith and Such cisterns could be built for a Michigan Bean Growers' Associ- May 18—Godwin. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs- finds herself with a large home to Reported that George Goul will Marvin Harper, have been blood nominal cost. Fifty or 100 barrels ation In the City hall at Lowell May 21—Regional. day. May 10. 11 and 12. manage and several mouths to soon open a grocery store in the donors for Vera Berg, also a of water kept in reserve in cisterns Monday afternoon. It was urged May 23—East. Mark the days on your calendar feed—as well as a handsome young first floor of the Hosley building, senior, desperately ill at Mercy might mean prevention of the loa? that an advertising assessment of May 27—State. because every woman—and man— movie actor to Impress. West Main-st. C. A. Hall will move hospital. of hundreds or even thousands of two cents a bag be levied on the May 28—State. In the community Is hereby ex- What happens when she tries to his stock of poultry equipment to dollars worth of property. 1938 crop, the fund to be used for Those returning for action who tended a cordial invitation to see. make a fluffy lemon meringue pie the second floor. Not enough successful applicants saw service on the first team last have appeared to fill the needed advertising to make consumers year and who hope to keep their absolutely free, this fascinating or a marshmallow chocolate cake? THE UNIVERSAL HOPE more bean-minded. William Helm announced this quota of attendant nurses to "man" L-uinnpositions. tMthis. yeav«nr are.r. : Vin.iFlnels.. picture which weaves helpful. In- What happens when the "man of QN APRIL 17 the Christian world C. 'H. Runclman of Lowell, past the hour" drops In for dinner? week that he will open a local our state Institutions, under the Llnsday and Althen. The other telligent lessons on cooking and new state civil service law. Forty will unite in the observance president of the Michigan and Na- home-making Into a humorous and To unravel the mystery In ad- agency for Hudson-Terraplane cars tional Bean Shippers associations, boys who came out this year In an sometime this month. Mr. Helm dollars a month and your keep. of Easter, thus expressing anew its effort to fill the vacancy left by a romantic plot. vance would be to rob this clever belief that death is not the end of declared that consumers need to tale of Its novel approach. How- will have Cecil Bibbler as an asso- graduate of the first team. George The Motion Picture Cooking ciate In the business. Perhaps one of the smallest all things, that there must be some be educated to the fact that "beans School is a brand new Idea. First ever, the audience Is due to share contain six times more Iron than Gotfredsen, or to seek even higher calves to be born In Sanilac coun- further opportunity in another honors are Lalley, Fonger, Dolan, conceived last year. It has met In a rollicking good story and to ty for many years arrived Tuesday world to right the wrongs of this raisins." He drew attention to the learn much about home-making at Manager Ray Dolan of the Low- fact that raisin growers have cap- Webster. Walker. McDonald, Roth. with acclaim from women through- at the farm of Cyrus Stolicker of world. This almost universal be- Lampkio and Hill. out the country, who like the hap- the same time. ell Manufacturing Company re- Elmer township. The calf tipped lief represents the combined wis- italized upon the iron content of Every listener will find a har- ports receiving last week an order their product to make sales. The boys are all set to go and py combination of eparkllng enter- WILLIAM (BILL) OTTO the scales at only 24 pounds, is dom of the human race and gives we feel quite sure that they will tainment and close-up cooking in- vest of practical ideas among the for 6.000 sprayers from Bombay, healthy and normal In every way. us heart to face the unknown. 'Here we have a commodity with bring more laurels to Lowell. suggestions for more efficient India. The local plant Is oper- All arrangements have been com- six times more Iron than raisins struction. Seats In the back row ating steadily with a good force of Thus Easter day is made one of —Ray Dolan. are as good as those In the front home-making, covering such dally pleted for the April dinner meeting While Installing a hardwood gladness, hope, and confidence and we are keeping it a dark sec- problems as laundry, refrigeration, men at work. of Lowell Board of Trade which ret." Mr. Runciman declared. row—the motion picture permits floor in a Fenton home, a nail was that the world is not a hollow everyone to hear and see every up-to-date entertaining, beauty sec- will be held next Wednesday eve- driven into an electric light cable mockery. At this time, souls are In suggesting the advertising rets, news of modernized home K. K. Vining, county agriculture ning, April 20 In the City Hall. Din- running below the floor. The floor assessment, the growers proposed Four Sisters trick In frosting a cake, making agent, arrived In Lowell Wednes- lifeted above sordidness by the a pie, or cooking bananas. equipment and tips on making ner will be served promptly at became ignited and before it could grand and cheering thoughts that the association should ask these mechanical servants yield the day afternoon with 50,000 pine seven o'clock by the Ladies Aid be extinguished several boards which manifest themselves i n dealers and shippers to match the Win 4-H Honors "Star In My Kitchen" was pro- highest degree of usefulness. trees to be planted in Kent county Society of the Methodist Church. were burn«d. sparkling and emotional music in farmers' contribution, dollar for duced In Hollywood, and the au- It will be a real cooking class. and sold 10,000 here In Lowell be- Music will be furnished during the the churches and eloquent sermons dollar. On the basis of a 4,600,000- dience will recognize many of the Just as though the model kitchens tween three and four o'clock. About dinner hour by the High School The persons who committed a from pulpits banked with gor- bag crop, the advertising proposal It isn't very often that you hear rising young actors and actresses were right on the stage, and all of twenty persons took the trees left Trio. recent Ionia theft must have been geous flowers. Such thoughts are would raise an annual fund of of four stoters belonging to one who take part in It Women young here. confirmed spinach eaters. Their $92,000. the popular features of the old- The speaker for the evening will like the revival of life which we club, but when you hear that they and old will appreciate the human- type cooking school are retained: be William Otto, secretary of the loot consisted of more than a ton see in the glorious spring time. As Mason Greeno of Ionia declared all won blue ribbons and the work ness of the romantic story, in free recipe sheets, the atmosphere Phil. Davenport, local rural mail Lansing chamber of commerce, of angle Iron bars, stolen from the the trees, which previously seemed that for buyer protection, every on their clotbes la judged as per- which home problems are ap- carrier has deserted the modern car house of the Pere Marquette bag of Michigan beans should be of congenial informality, the wise who has spoken here on several dead, are now putting forth their fect by the State Assistant Clut proached from an entirely new an- counsel, the hints on clever short- high speed automobile to cover his previous occasions and who always railway. The lot Included 75 pieces. buds, so Easter teaches us that either marked or tagged to show Leader, Miss Boyle, that's a re- gle. rural route with an old fashioned grade and quality before shipment cuts, and the distribution of dally has a message well worth listen- life, after a similar experience of cord to be proud of. They are the The Motion Picture Cooking gifts and real surprises. high wheel car. He reported that ing to. D. A. Wingeier. president More concerned over the loss of death, can blossom out again In a to the market. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Will- School has graduated beyond the after being stuck and pulled out his dog than this own injuries as Mr. Runclman predicted that Accept the Invitation of the Low- of the B. of T.. hopes that every fairer state of existence. iam Tlmlnsky of Vergennes and demonstration course in the wide ell Ledger and plan to join your several times a day when covering member will be present as the pro- the result of an auto accident. Lee federal grades for beans would be belong to the Happy Maids Sewing variety of household equipment a^ his route, he has found that the Parmenter. 67. Ionia, searched for recognized as official for Michigan neighbors in the Strand Theater gram of activities for the coming BIO MEN IN YOUTH Club. old type cars get him over the ;8Ummer will be made bllc at thJfi his animal immediately after re- before the 1938 crop begins to sembled in clear view of the au- on Tuesday, Wednesday and Adella. 10, and Bernlce. 11, ex- dience. All of the practical equip- worst holes without getting mired. meetlng. A11 farmer metnber8 of ceiving medical treatment for in- A S THE golden wedding anniver- move to market. He also said that Thursday, May 10, 11 and 12. from hibited school dreeses of Shantung ment is seen in active use, and be- the Board are urged to be present. juries suffered when his car tipped sary of Mr. and Mrs. Henry federal Inspection would probably 2:00 to 4:00 p. m. each day. C. H. Runclman. administrator Ford was observed April 11, the broadcloth. Alice. 20, exhibited an Tickets for the supper will be 50c over. be adopted at the same time. afternoon drese. a long pink Swiss of the Lee Edson Estate reports country congratulates Mr. Ford on The Kent County Bean Growers each and they may be obtained Organdy party dress, and a Copen the sale of the Edson home on So. from the ticket committee or at Don't drive 40* miles an hour his marvellous achievements ana association was organized to rep- Hudson-st. formerly owned by the public services. As he always re- Blue wool suit with navy access- Spent Childhood the Palace Cleaners. with 30-mile headlights. The mar- resent the producers in matters ories, upon which she received Township Officers' late D. G. Look, to George Hale of gin of safety is determined by a fers to his wife as his greatest pertaining to advertising and mar- Grand Rapids, a travelling sales- driver's ability to stop his car supporter, the country honors her highest honor. Sophie, 17, made an keting their .crop. Officers and di- afternoon dress, and a lovely full- In Log House on man, who expects to move his Senior Play within his range of vision. Average for all she has done to assist her rectors were elected as follows: family here this week. Mr. Hale headlights maintain top efficiency famous husband and benefit the skirted turquoise Swfass organdy Guide Coming Out President. J. A. Sullivan of Ada; evening dreas. She won a trip to will bring the house up-to-date Drew Large Crowd for only two to four montua after community. vice president. Vincent Carey of M'Diarmid Farm with modern improvements. Mr. adjustment. Mrs. Ford tells bow she first met East Lansing on this dress. Lowell: secretary, Dan D. Byrne of The Department of State will and Mrs. Hale have three children. her husband at a dance, and how Lowell: directors: Albert J. Heffer- Alice received an award for the best secretary's reports and book shortly start distribution of an 800 A bit of early day history is The Lowell high school senior "The railroad has stolen my as she got acquainted with him, an and Edward Laughlin of Ada. page publication to every township The Lowell Garden Lore Club home." Roscoe (Shorty) Bowers •he found him "different from for last summer. Last fall she wa-? brought to light as the result of play, "Skidding," was given April promised a trip to East Lansing officer in the state, in accordance the burning early one morning will ask the cooperation of the 8. before a large crowd In spite of complained to Sturgis police. He other young men". That is probab- with an act of the 1937 legislature. Lowell Board of Trade In erecting had lived all winter in an empty ly true of most young men who H.S. Students Win this summer for her canning pro- last week of the log house on the the stormy weather. The entire ject. She and her sister are Seniors The book was prepared for the Earl McDlarmid farm, about five columns or markers on M-21. at cast performed very creditably. In- box car in the Pennsylvania Rail- are to have famous careers. They guidance of all township officers, the east and west village limits. In- road yard. Returning home from don't run along the ordinary ruts Forensic Honors at Lowell High School and expect miles south of Lowell. Nina deed honorable mention should be to take up home economics at col- in the performance of their official Wright, a granddaughter of the scribed with name "Lowell" In made of every one of the young a window-washing job. he found of life, or become stereotyped cop- duties. It contains excerpts from large letters, the same to be light- the car had been removed. ies of the prevailing codes and lege this fall. builder of the house, furnishes the actors, although Andy (Hardy, all laws bearing on townships and ed by electricity at night. Construc- played by Mac Fonger, stole the habits. Honor was brought to Lowell following interesting story: A negro who was born in slav- township officials; the last previ- On Nov. 28, 1866 my grandfather, tion of the markers will be of show. He portrayed the part of an When you see a group of ordi- high school, April 7, in the forensic ous compilation was Issued In 1926, native field stone and it is said the ery. escaped to Canada, returned sub-district contest held at Green- Ftre Leaves Family (Chas. Stoughton) a harness maker adolescent boy to perfection. nary young fellows together, they since when many changes have design of each marker will be The cast included Mac Fonger, to Ohio in 1862. and served as Gen- often seem about like a row of vlUe. at Otisco, Ionia Co., purchased eral Sherman's personal servant to been made. There are some 190 from Christian Layer the farm now highly artistic. This is certainly a Cleone Hayward, Maxine Roark. peas In a pod, all Just about alike. Inez Cole, a sophomore, received Well Nigh Destitute forms used by township officers In- commendable project. the end of the war, is still running first place In the declamation con- owned by Earl McDlarmid. Henry Ted McDonald. Beth Burdick, Rob- They wear the same style of hats, cluded In the book, together with ert Fineis, Bruce Llnsday. Dorothy a barber shop at Lexington, Ky.. at the same kinds of shirts and trou- test. She will participate in the The home of Mike Vltale, about a copy of the state constitution. Schrelner was a neighbor boy and Upon the hillsides within easy age 101. He was born Christmas District contest in Grand Rapids, he used to go over to get little Jean Goul, Mildred Souzer and sers, they talk the same slang, they four miles west of Lowell on M-21. Distribution will be made by the view of Main-st., may be seen hun- Richard Lampkin. Day. 1836. engage in the same amusements, May 8. Her declamation is an edi- burned to the ground Sunday, due secretary of state through county scraps of leather and make har- dreds of acres of land unsulted to torial from the Detroit News, nesses for his cat and dog. Mr. Much credit goes to Mrs. Roth and they have the same ideas. If to a fire that started In a defec- clerks. Copies will be furnished to agriculture. These acres were one for her direction of the play, and As she turned into a gas station, a fellow of unusual ability does "Don't Die on Third." tive chimney. township clerks, treasurers, super- Schrelner used to be a harness time covered with a wealth of pine a Mrs. Olmstead, living near North- Delia Wunsch, a senior, was a maker here in Lowell. to Mr. Avery for his wonderful not conform to the prevailing pat- The furniture and clothing of visors and qualified justices of the trees and they can be made to stage management. He. with the vllle. was unable to stop her car. very close second in the oratorical n tern, they are likely to consider Mrs. Lucille Ward ana her four peace. The book will sell for 51.50 Falling health compelled my grow another such crop, if given help of Ray Denny, built adjust- ° which the brakes had become him eccentric and queer. contest She had taken as her children were completely destroy- to the public, on written applica- grandfather to give up his trade the chance. This thought should able settings, which will become a:'rozen- The car neatly mowed topic, "Mercy Killing." dow n lhree If a fellow is going to make a ed, leaving them only the clothee tion accompanied by remittance. and live out of doors so he turned challenge the energetic minds of permanent part of Lowell high ' Paaoline pumps. The big mark In the world, he can't Greenville placed first in oratory General distribution will take place to farming. This place was a wil- this community as herein lies a police and station employees are and second in declamations. The which they were wearing at the school's equipment. conform to some standard copy time of the fire. They are making as rapidly as possible. derness then and not so densely magnificent opportunity to do a —Theta Ann Clark still wondering "how on earth she like that He will have to read other schools competing were populated, although E. P. Sweet great work that would bring untold did It." Rockford, Sand Lake and Stanton. their temporary home with Mrs. some books and newspapers that Ezra Johnson of Route 1, Ada. and Joshua Rlbble were living benefit of all. rich and poor alike. LOWELL WINS Theta Ann Clark. there then, the nearest neighbors When two Inches of Lake Mich- the crowd does not see, he will The Ledger received a letter from Union Church Services CRIBBAGE TOURNAMENT have to form original Ideas of his Mrs. Lucy Kranz asking If "we north, and Gottlieb Rlttenger, a Lowell was represented at the igan ice broke under the weight of own, and he will need to spend FORMER RESIDENT OF On Good Friday single young man at that time, the Safety Council banquet held In The Lowell. Alto, Clarksville. the large motor truck In which SNOW DISTRICT PASSES could do something to help this time Improving his ability to do mother and her famlfy by taking nearest neighbor south. Grand Rapids last Thursday eve- Freeport crlbbage tournament came they were riding, four men from things. In so doing he will drift Of interest to members of Low- donations." The Ledger will be glad The next spring (1867) the old ning at the Fountaln-st. Baptist to a close March 21. with Lowell, St. James, Beaver Island, had to away somewhat from the ordinary ell community is the death of Milo Several of the churches of the log house was built, which has gi- church by the following members under the capable management of walk 25 miles btfck to St. James. to receive any donations of mon- community are uniting tor a Good C. H. Runciman, and "Red" Hol- All were able to get out of the crowd, and they may think him pe- Snow at his home in Flint last week ey, clothing and groceries which ven good service all these years. of the Lowell Board of Trade: D. culiar. Thursday. Mr. Snow lived a few Friday service at the Methodist Indians were frequent visitors In A. Wingeier, Henry Weaver, Her- land, winning the laurels. truck just before It sank in 36 feet citizens might wish to contribute church. The time, as heretofore. Then Alto, desiring a chance at of water. The world is as full of opport- miles west of Lowell about thirty to the menibers of this family. those days. I have heard my grand- bert Elzinga and Frank Stephens. tunities for great achievement years ago and will be remembered Is two o'clock. mother say that when my grand- The 90-day campaign which is be- revenge, challenged our boys to a now as when Henry Ford was only by some of the older residents. The Reverend Mr. Barksdale, father went after his last load of ing conducted in Kent and neigh- game and were very neatly defeat- If the fact could have been a beginner. There are plenty of Funeral services were held on Wedgelock Ties—a startling Im- pastor of the First Congregational goods she stayed alone over night boring counties to make highways ed Monday evening by a score of known during prohibition days, chances here In Michigan, yes in Sunday with burial In Lakevlew. provement. Wedgelock construc- Church is to be the preacher. His with a kettle of hot water on the safe seems to be arousing more 41-31. the village of Fenton could have Surviving are the widow, a son of tion eliminates twisting and turn- topic is to be, "What Crucified stove for protection. real interest than any similar ef- There were many interesting gotten its obsolete town hall torn Lowell, for those who are not moments throughout the evening, afraid to be a little "differenf. Flint; one brother. Clinton of Den- ing and gives that smart "drape" Christ?" I can remember the old log su- fort previously undertaken. down for nothing. A short time ver, Colo., and a sister, Mrs. Emily effect in new spring silks from The combined choirs of the the superb playing of the "slaughter ago. workmen engaged in tearing gar house In the woods at the foot duo." Sylvester Bibbler and Joseph DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT Murray of Lowell. Wilson. SL —Coons Methodist Church will present an of the hill where they used to boil Patrons of the Strand Theatre down the building discovered a anthem and a beautiful and digni- may have noticed the Increased Snell deserve special mention. quart of whiskey that had been rPHE MAIN CAUSE for gratifl- sap for maple syrup and sugar. These boys won eleven games of fied service is assured. Wagon loads of Indians used to go brilliance of the screen sometime walled up 66 years ago. cation over defeat In the House during the past week. The reason the twelve played. last Saturday of President Roose- through the country then selling ROTARIANS HEAR TALK ON for this Is that a new Peerless Another game will be played at A letter received from Los An- velt's measure to reorganize the L. W. Rutherford Describes baskets. I can remember the Jew Staal'. Monday. April 18. with Alto THE TRIAL OF CHRIST peddlers with packs on their backs Magnarc high Intensity lighting iKeleg by a Holt reBident tellB of a government should not be so much unit has been Installed which gives again the opponents. relative undergoing a night oper- in feelings of jubilation over the and how afraid I was of them! My Auto Routes to West Coast An Interesting talk upon the trial three times as much light as did ation for acute appendicitis. The President's defeat in a personal cf Christ from a legal standpoint childhood days were spent on this the old unit. This Is one of the MAKES CONTRIBUTION sense but rather in the fact that farm and I am sorry the old log electricity, suddenly falling In the was heard at the Lowell Rotary finest lighting units It is possible TO HIGHWAY SAFETY midst of the operation, and no the proposal succeeded in arousing Club luncheon meeting on Wednea- house had to burn down. to buy for the projection of motion Michiiran pioneer automobne kerosene lamps or candles being citizens of the country and that Lawrence Rutherford, who has been built on the finest farmland day. The talk was given by Atty. 1 Michigan. pioneer that I have ever seen, located be- pictures and Strand patrons ap- state, has set the pace for the na- at hand a hasty search was made they measured up to the respon- made many round trips to the Pa- R. .A. Colwell of Ionia and dealt predate the efforts of the manage- albilities necessary to exercise In cific coast by automobile during tween the Mississippi and the tion in the use of powerful re- for flashlights. These, held over the with the laws and court procedure Strand Calendar ment to make their enjoyment surgeon's shoulder, enabled him to maintaining our democratic form the past few years, has kindly sup- White Rivers In Arkansas. While of the period. The speaker was more complete. flectors for indirect night lighting of government. Had citizens failed plied the Ledger with the follow- the White River is not as large of its highways. The reflector- complete the operation successful- presented by L. E. Lampkln, the ly. to send hundreds of thousands of ing very Interesting letter describ- as th« Mississippi, It is a major program chairman for the day Thursday.-April 14. We desire to ized lighting project on US-16 be- introduce to you a real family Wonder if we give as much ap- : letters and telegrams to members ing the principal features of the river and enough moisture through Guests present included Rev. Fr. preciation as we should to the tween Lansing and Detroit is the of the House and had these House various routes that may be taken that section to grow all kinds of picture. It will give you that glow first of Its kind In the world and Jewell. Rev. Fr. McNeil, Rev. John of happiness only one picture in beauties of nature which lie at our members failed to heed these ap- by the motorist who plans travel- garden truck, also cotton and sweet Claus, Rev. R. M. Barksdale. Dan a distinct contribution to the cause many months brings you . . . . door. We suggest you take a stroll of public safety upon the highways. peals, the dictators of the world ing westward. Mr. Rutherford's let- potatoes In abundance. There are A. Wingeier, Bernie Bedell, Dr. F to the top of Reservoir hill and H.S. Baseball would have been In high glee to- ter also touches upon several other more sweet potatoes grown In "You're Only Young Once" with The new reflectors, ten times as E. White of Lowell and Norman Lewis Stone, Cecilia Parker and view Grand river valley from this day. matters which will be of Interest Camp County. Texas than in all Ogllvie of Ionia. vantage point. No millionaire has powerful and twice as large as On the vote 108 Democrats Join- of the rest of the State of Texas. Mickey Rooney; added shorts, one ones In more general use. outline Starts Next Week and value to our readers. Editor's Note-Our apologies to of those Community Sings and we an estate to equal the beauties that ed 88 Republicans. 6 Progressives Cotton is also grown along this Frank Godfrey, capable chef >at will greet your vision and you will the highway for a mile ahead, re- and 2 Farmer-Laborites to defeat From Lowell to California particular route across the State urge every one of our patrons to lieve eye strain of drivers, and Richmond's Cafe, for getting his join In and sing. It's really fun. have the further joy of the velvet- With the opening game of the the measure. "I thought possibly that some of of Texas. There is a distance of name wrong In last week's write- like touch of balmy spring winds otherwise bring approximate day- Fortunately for the people of folks, and It's dark, so let 'er go light driving conditions to darken- season with Rockford only one the readers of the Ledger might be 800 miles between Texarkana to up wherein we mentioned the Comedy, cartoon and novelty. upon your cheeks. And all this week away. Coach Burch is putting this district it was not necessary to Interested In learning some of the the New Mexico line at Los Lunae. magnificent Easter cake. within just a few minutes' walk ed rural highways. The elimination send telegrams to Congressman Friday, Saturday, April 15. 16— of operating costs was a factor his baseball charges through stren- different routes and their difltances There are two routes leading from Off to the races with Jane Withers from Main-st. Another suggestion: that led Commissioner VanWag- uous workouts In effort to have Ca.-l E. Mapes as his position to Los Angeles. Calif. this point to Los Angeles, one SWING—THE MODERN stroll to Devil's Peak on Flat river against centralization of power In In "Checkers" with Stuart Erwln, oner to Initiate the new type of them in shape by the time the "You can 'pick up' route 30 at through Lowell and Blsbee over "PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN" Una Merkel and Marvin Stephens. and you will enjoy still another night "lighting." umpire yells "Play Ball!" the hands of any president is too Chicago Heights, and It takes you the mountains to Tuscon, Ariz., view that will cause your soul to well known. Professor Donald A. Laird, Di- Also Tlmberland Revels. Hollywood In intra-squad games, the team to Salt Lake City, Utah, via 91 in- and the other through Phoenix. Picnic, Comedy and Fox News. thrill. has been hitting and fielding In to Los Angeles. This is a very di- The distance is about the same rector of Colgate University's Psy- TO THE VOTERS "V" SUMMER CAMP chological Laboratory. explains Sunday. Monday, April 17, 18— mid-season form and prospects are rect route; has a good highway, from Los Lunas to Los Angeles by Swing with Judy Garland, sing ANNUAL MEETING OF I wish to thank the voters one bright for a successful season. FOR KENT COUNTY BOYS but Is not very Interesting, a dis- either route. Both routes have how the crazy rhythms of the pop- and all for their support and help. ular orchestras can sway young with Allan Jones. Howl with Fan- BUILDING I LOAN The schedule Is as follows: The Town and Country Depart- tance of 2500 miles. scenic highways and are Interest- Will give my best efforts for the April 22 —Rockford There. people as well as rats because the ney Brlce and other fun stars. Its Notice of annual meeting ment of the Y.M.C.A. will conduct "Or you can 'pick up' route 54— ing. a riot. "Everybody Sing" with Judy , , ~ good of Lowell township. I will be April 26—East G. R Here. savage tempos speed up the heart. Lowell Building & Loan Assocl-| Township Clerk's office a six-day Camp for county boys at a more direct route—at Spring- "The town of Tombstone. Ariz., Garland. Allan Jones. Fanny Brlce. ln the April 28—Grandvllle Here. the Grand Rapids Y Camp Man-I- field. III. to SprlngervIUe, New Is located on the route through Read the article by Professor Laird atlon. every Monday and Wednesday af- May 3 —Rockford Here. In The American Weekly with the Lynne Carver and Reginald Owen. Stockholders: Tou-Lin on Barlow Lake, June 18- Mexico. This route takes you Tuscon. Tombstone was once a Also. The Captain And the Kids In Iternoon and Saturdays except May 6—East G. R There. 24. through the states of Illinois. Miss- thriving silver mining town. You April 17 Issue of The Detroit Sun- The annual meeting of the Low- when assessing or on other town- May 10—Godwin Here. day Times. "Blue Monday". Novelty and Pathe ell Building & Loan Association A well-rounded Camp program, ouri. Kansas. Oklahoma. New Mex- cross the Colorado River at Im- News. ship business. May 12—Lee There. will be provided. Every possible will be hel'l in the State Savings ico, Arizona and California, a dis- perial Valley where the citrus fruit Tuesday. Wednesday. April 19. 20 Respectfully. May 20—Godwin There. precaution will be taken to safe- tance of 2360 miles. Highway not starts growing, and from there on FALLASBURG CUBS Bank parlors Monday evening. F. L. HOUGHTON. May 24—Lee Here. —"It Happened In Hollywood" with April 18. at 8 o'clock. guard the health and safety of the so good, but the scenery interest- Into Los Angeles are all kinds of ISSUE CALL FOR PRACTICE Richard Dlx and Fay Wray. Added Supervisor, Lowell Twp. May 31—GrandvUle There. campers. ing. This meeting Is for the purpose There Is a possibility that two fruit with the exception of apples. All members of the Fallasburg Feature. "Bulldog Drummond's Re- of electing three directors for three This period will be available to "I have learned that the most j I might add that there are seven Cubs baseball team are requested venge" with John Barrymore. PINE SEEDLINGS games will be played with Davis boys of ages 10-16 who live outside years, and for the transaction of Tech of Grand Rapids, a team interesting scenery is along the • toll bridges on this route, and to meet at Fallasburg Park Sun- John Howard and Louise Camp- such business as may lawfully the city limits of Grand Rapids, at longest route. This Is route 31 out I twelve rivers to cross, namely: Three year old red Pine seed- hed b w Che Cowcll Ledger Ledger Entries THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 193ft PHOTO- SPRING THOUGHTS and Dlto Solo MpDfRN > x x -3* 'jr. v. Hf. -m, JS COMEHOW the poets have always LAUGHICS 1 This and That | v oCowell Stems l*ubllshi-» every Thursday momlnc at 210 Ea«t Main Street, Lowell. burst Into pong when the spring Fresh Home-Made Michieun Entered at Postofflce at Lowell. Michigan, as Second Class with; • has come. The editor may laugh a Master. bit at eome of the rhymes they | strrtK, Furniture For The Home! • From Around x bring in, but he knows that a new- "MOTHER IS ALL S of25,30 and WfWfN IRVIN S. COBB feeling of happiness has come over CANDY Choose What Looks Good to You R. G. JEFFERIES, Editor and Publisher. Latest designs and best conatruotion. Because of the Old Town * •*, ( Pl THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRH, 14, 19M FOUR THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 19M FIVE ALTO DEPARTMENT Attention Farmers ADA DEPARTMENT Key to Recovery Yes! There is a Difference in 1500 Attend JUST IN TIME FOR EASTER SUE FRESH, NEW (Ml*. HattJe R. Fitch) CARLOAD (Mrs. Fml PatUson) We ar« authorized dealers for all repairs Lies in Field of DAIRY PRODUCTS Annual County 4-H WANTADS and parts for thefollow- WANT ADV. RATES—86c FOR 25 WORDS OR LESS, IF OVER 25 ORANGEWlinillflklSP Princ "wV..:.e of Wales , Easter Supper Roger Lott. There were, 11 fcoys "Speodlng Along" Title of Play enrolled and all were present. ing makes: News From Grand Rapids Try Our Freih Creamed Cottage Cheese WORDS, ADD Ic PER WORD. TWO WEEKS FOR 60c. FOI R The Union Aid Society will serve Students In the 10th grade of WEEKS FOR $1.00. IF ORDERED BY MAIL PLEASE ENCLOSE Days The GirU' Club was called to or- Ada high school arc engaged In Home Building Achievement Day their annual Easter supper in the der by the president. Mabel Ann Of Former Bowne Folks COIN OR STAMPS. Fresher M. E. Church dining room on Sat- JOHN DEERE preparations for one of the out- saiiM Paiteuriied Milk and Cream Watscn. and roll call found 13 By Clara M. Brandehury GRAPEFRUIT urday evening. April 16. start serv- 1 standing events of the school year, There is something about Mesho- Fruit present and 2 absent. The girls se- the annual play to be given on WANTED—Owner of Percheron GOOD ICE BOX for sale. 50 lb. ing at 5:30. A fine menu is being lected "Bowne Kitchen Maids" as MOORE Liberal Terms net Slix that you will like. Cool, 753 Boys, Girls prepared. Friday evening. April 22. The title Mrs. Fern Sceley of Constantine body breathing mesh in combeo stock horse to communicate at capacity. $5.00, Good condition. the name for their club. Mrs. Ed-j Call Lowell Phone 221, or Inquire The Fastest Selling Citrous Fruits by Popular Demand 1 is "Speeding Along" and It will be is visiting her frkni, Mrs. Peter cotton that wears. No excessive- Insist on Lowell Creamery Butter once with Lewis Scherblnskl, R. wina Wingeier will be leader for OLIVER given as usual at the Kent County Terry of Melllla-st. for a few days Under New FHA Exhibit Work No, 1, Ada, Mich, Also have five nt 429 Avery-st.. Lowell. c48-2t 500 Club Parly the food preparation and Mrs. ncss of matt risl — and tailored garage. Each year a play is pre- and called on her former neighbor, into the finest fitting brief gar- 8 weeks old pigs for sale. 3 miles Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dintaman Man,- Krebs leader for canning: LargeStockof BulkField west of Lowell on M-21, then 1 UPRIGHT PIANO for sale, cheap 1 sented In an effort to raise money Mrs. J. S. Brandebury Monday State Capitol letter to The Led- ment you have ever worn. For Fifteen hundred people nttend-j were hests to the 500 Club on advisory committee. Mrs. Ella Wat- and Garden Seeds to help defray expenses on the an- evening. Mr?. Seeley lived at the mile north. c48 for cash. Mrs, H, P. Gotfredsen, sen and Mrs. Fern Wingeier. ger by Gene Alleman, Meld Mana- every day cool comfort try Mesh- ed the 6th Annual County Achieve- 924 Riverside Dr.. Lowell. c48-2t Monday night. After the cafeteria nual graduation trip for the class. Logan Service Station for the past onet Slix and the shaped to fit LOWELL CREAMERY dinner, three tables were in play. After the business meeting we ger of the Michigan Press Associa- ment Day nt Rockford last Satur- PLOWING—Good, fast work with Keep this date In mind and help two years and moved to Constan- two-cold merccrized Slix shirt. day. Four hundred forty-two girls DEMONSTRATOR — Speed Queen First prizes went to Mrs. Ernest all enjoyed a delicious lunch of hotj John Fahrni raise funds. tion: new specialized equipment. $2.00 chocolate, sandwiches and cake. | tine the past winter. Mrs. Seeley WHITE E. A. Compagner, Proprietor nnd three hundred eleven hoys had gasoline washing machine. $69.50; Rosenberg and Fred Paltieon. and Lowell, Mich. is having a eerlous time with neur- As business entered Its fourth to $2.50 per acre. Write or phone Mrs. Charles Foote and Ernest The next meeting will be held at month of the new year with few MERCERIZED Phone 87 work on exhibit. The exhibit num- 77734. H. J. VanDulst. 213 Sllgh one used $59.50; also $29.50; the Fred Oesch home on May 16. Spring Fever Day at Literary Club itis and arthritis and Is In the city SLIX SHIRT bered dote to 2631 articles of cloth- Grunow refrigerator, used 30 Rosenberg received consolations. to take treatments for It. She Is signs of a trend towards recovery, Blvd., Grand Rapids. p48-2t Mr. and Mrs. Claud Silcox will en- Eloise and Virginia Oesch will act government economlcts are report- Sim S M L-XL ing nnd handicraft. There was lit- days. 7 ft.. $50.00 off. Ralph's "I am going to play hookey from improving_ some which will be good tle question but what It was the HARNESS SHOP NEWS—Special Tire & Radio Shop. c48 tertain in two weeks. as hostesses for the Kitchen Maids work today" was the theme for theinew^ to her friends who are many, ed to be more convinced than ever and Ernest Oesch for the Livestock Alto Locals most outstanding exhibit ever price of $65 and up on nil hand- first meeting In April for the Adaj \v. j. Glasgow, wife and Mildred that the key lies In the field of Coles nnd family of Bowne were YOUNG MAN'S SUIT for sale, size Garden Club Meeting Club. mnde by 4-H Clubs. made team harness for the bal- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bergy and Ladles Literary Club with Miss with two other friends recently at- home buildings. WHITE MESHONET Sunday dinner guests of Mr. nnd 16, excellent condition. See Dick Michigan rated fourth In the na- The work was judged by Miss ance of April at the Kerekes Mrs. Ernest Colby and Mrs. Ed. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bergy and Nellie Smith as chairman of the tended a convention of the Sons of SLIX Mrs. Fred Fnhrnl nnd family. Harness Shop, 1 mile east of Lampkln, Lowell high school, or day's program. And "play hookey" tion last year In the number of Beatrice Boyle and P. G. Lundln Tlmpson were joint hostesses to Alto M. E. Church Notes son Donald called on Mi*, and Mrs. Veterans and Auxiliary at Jack- Sizes 28 to 44 Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenn Lavender of the State 4-H Club Staff. The Lowell on M-21. p48-49 Phone Lowell 118-F2. p48 fhe Alto Garden Club at the form- of Is just what the club did do. under new homes. nnd Lorene Sterzlck of Lansing . . v „ Af ! The church will celebrate Easter Caledonia Sun- son. following were the honor members er's home Tuesday afternoon. Af- , . c i8i music Mlss Smith's direction, for Imme- Towns like Holland and Muske- E T spent Thursday at the John Ster- FOR SALE—Eating potatoes, sort- WANTED. WORK—Paperhanging, nn(1 npr Ellm Crook and eon Sanford of ASTER IES Mra Albert selected In handicraft work: Hen ter the regular order of business! , .P... , miidnir «nppinl • Duell Is spending diately In spirit. If not literally, we Arizona called on tnelr cousin Will gon attained remarkable results zlck home. Little John Ransom re- ed, 40c per bushel, George Golds. cleaning paper nnd inside paint- the program was in charge of Mrs 7^"^ cJ°,r this week with her sister. Mrs. S were transferred to a "picnic In the small homes classification. turned to Lansing with them. ry nnd Carl Ladewlg. Arthur Chry Lowell, R. 3. 5 miles north of ing. Mrs. Roy Johnson. 1 mile R Glasgow and family one day last sler. Robert Lewis, Charles Long T-mU Miss Marian Freeing ^ party." week. The newly liberalized FHA pro- In the New The Sweet School PTA will give Lowell on M-66. p48 east of Lowell on M-21. c48 Mrs. Wm. Anderson and soni Here we held a round table dls- vides government backing for 90 their piny. "The Dutch Detective," fellow and Curtis Bailey of Walker ^ charge of the musical numbers. Mrs. Norman Beverly, who Is township. Wendel Beuschel, John EASTER FLOWERS—Lilies, hya- FOR SALE- solos. Mrs. F. S. Kinney gave a Howard visited Miss Minnie De-icussion of actual experiences we known to friends out at Logan un- per cent of construction cost up to at the South Boston Grange hall The Alto Fellowship Forum Is had In gardening with helpful sug- Spangcnberg, Bert Saur. Jr. and cinths. tulips and cut flowers.— 1936 Plymouth Coach. very interesting reading. "The discussing the topic. "Money and Vine at St. Mary's hospital Mon- derwent an operation last week at $6,000. Thue for $600 the American Saturday evening. April 16. at 8:15. Wedding of the Flowers." then all day. gestions or humorous happenings worker can have a modern house Tropic Tone proceeds to go to Mr. and Mrs Wilton Beuschel of Sparta town- Lowell Greenhouse, Phone 225 1934 Plymouth Coach. Banking" and this subject will be St. Mary's Hospital. She Is coming ship, Junior Wingeier of Lowell c48 1933 Plymouth Sedan. took part in a very interesting Lowell played crlbbage here on regarding flower gardens and gar- fine and expects to return to her valued at $6,000. and the obligation Earl McDlarmid. who had the considered again next Sunday. All Monday night with the Alto team dening. The "Symphony" by York township. Wayne Stream of Ty- 1932 Plymouth Coach, round table discussion on gardens Interested are invited to attend. home soon. Mrs. Noah Thomas of is payable over many years at easy misfortune to lose their house and WANTED—Work by the day of and fireplaces. A dainty lunch was and Lowell won, score 41 to 31. and the "Garden Catalogue" by terms and at a low rate of Inter- contents by fire last week. rone; Matthew Stoutjesdyk. Ger- 1937 Dodge Trunk Sedan, FLOUR The Forum meets Sunday eve- Garksvllle will care for her when ald Main. Lloyd Fuller and Mae any kind, or would rent a fur- 1937 Dodge DeLuxe Coupe. served to about twenty. Mesdames Mr. and Mrs. Claud Silcox were Guest were titles of poems read by she Is brought home. est. Furthermore, the farmer can Misses Ernestine and Betty Roth nings at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Daisy Ward. William Cullen Wolbers of Grand Rapids town nished farm. Experienced, See 1928 Dodge "6" Brougham. 24'.,-lh CTHOMAS STORES Fred Hunt. Mack Headworth and The Gold Star Class enjoyed a Sunday evening lunch guests of Edward Lacy and wife. Will Por- build a new barn, purchase needed entertained their Sewing Club at Mr. and Mrs. Valda Chaterdon In Bryant's impressive and stately ship. Carl Towar of Oakfleld. Wee- Harold Bozung, 806 N. Washing- 1931 Ford Sport Coupe. BEST YET bag Iva Freyling and daughter were ?oclal at the home 0j Mi8 rltt, wife and three children of equipment, and otherwise add to their home Thursday afternoon. ton Ave,, * or phone 199. Lowell, 1929 Ford Sport Coupe. KUes Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd poem. 'Trees." was recited by Mrs. his Investment under advantageous Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mick are ley Hessler of Courtland: Joseph or OH'pmcsS i Priscilla Smith last Saturday eve- Hunt (Audle Vanderllp) were eve- Cella Cramton in her dignified Bowne called on Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bekklus of Paris; Orlo Hendrlck- p48 1931 Oldsmoblle Coach, ning. After a dinner the class Brandebury Sunday morning. Af- terms. 55c living on the Mick form In Berlin. 1929 Pontlac Sedan, LUCY manner. son of Spencer; Russell Wolfe of S5th Wedding Anniversary spent the evening playing games. ning callers. The same government that cri- FOR SALE—Hay; large size Prim- Victor ANN lb. bag Evelyn Livingston of Clarksville The story of Mrs. Flfleld's whim- ter a short visit at the Brandebury Nelson; Bernard nnd Menno Hun- 1928 Bulck "St'd, 6" Coupe, Those who helped Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander and Priscilla home they went to the home of ticized the Michigan automobile rose cream separator, also Rol- Gould's Garage. Phone 269. 048 Ail-purpoie Flour Finest Food Selections spent several days at the Glen sical "Fairy Garden," at her Cali- Industry for easy installment plan Harris Creek derman of Byron and Robert Coop- en's garden tractor for onions. In Roy Deming celebrate their 35th Smith were host and hostess, fornia home, as published In a re- Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Heerlnga on er of Plalnfleld. The Loveland home recently. financing is offering Michigan the Mrs. Basil R. Vreeland good condition. 3 miles south of LEARN TO PLAY your favorite Joyous Easter Feast wedding anniversary at their home! ^oung Peoples Class will cent magazine, was read by Mrs. Plalnfleld road where they enjoyed Delegates to the State 4-H Club Pillsbury's Best 24^ lb. h ve Sunrl M ,,c on Phillip Harris of near Campau opportunity of a life-time to get Lowell, Dale Hazel. p48-49 musical Instrument, furnished Saturday evening were Mrs Hattle| « .• «: p « ***** Lake passed away at St. Mary's Myrta Nelllst, and a poem written a fine dinner and a good visit. TAILORED RETNOLDS' Camp In June will be as follows no rni on a new house. J. C. Schondlemeyer Is back with private lessons. Pay while or Gold Medal bag Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pipe. Mr.l' . "? the lawn at Morse hospital Monday night. Funeral by Priscilla Good of Cascade and Mrs. Minnie Weaver and Mn?. to Henry Ladewlg. Wilton Beuschel PERCHERON MARE for sale. 4 93o lb, Farm ,he home of Mr and Alberta Kauffman of Logan were Workers' Revolution BY ©LOBE work cutting logs after being laid you play. Piano accordion, guitar, Jelly Bird Eggs Candy 10e and Mrs. Dallas Hills and twin - services were held at the Caledonia published In a local newspaper was of Sparta, Junior Wingeier of Low- years old. wt. 1500. C. M. Hlme- marimba, cornet, saxaphone. etc, boys. Don and Dick: Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Charles SrnUh. The service In the city Tuesday and had break- up the post week with a sore foot. funeral parlors with burial at read by Miss Smith. The spectacle of utility plants Mei'i Weir Ernest Barnes Is confined to his ell. Lloyd Fuller of Grand Rapids baugh. Phone 187-F3. p47-2t J. & J. School of Music Studio, lb. Ekl. Dekker and Mr. and Mrs. L. G. will be in charge of Mrs. F. L. Kin- Bowne Center. Mrs. Claire 'Lampert read the fast with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Marshmallows Bul^ k 14c ney. After the service the class being seized by workers to forestall Two doors west of Postofflce home with the measles. township. Orlo Hendrlckson of Lowell. Friday afternoon and Brown Sigar lb. 5c Ccok of Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Valda Chaterdon poem. "The Flowers' Sunday." Brandebury. After enjoying a short Spencer and Robert Cooper of WANTED—Gardens to plow; also Chocolate lb. will enjoy an Easter breakfast to- visit with Mrs. Brandebury they possibility of a wage cut was pre- Hazel McCall. Myria Anderson 60 acres woodsy residence sites evening. For Information, write Mrs. Clyde Deming of Grattan and and family of Grand Rapids were when In fancy all the garden flow- sented to the nation last week by Lowell, Mich. Plalnfleld. Cherries' Covered box 17c Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Deming of gether In the sun room of the went -down town. and Mary Vreeland attended the for sale, all platted. A, Velzey, J, & J,, 28 So. Division, Grand Friday evening supper guests of ers attended church In their own the C.I.O. in Michigan. Extension class at Bertha Sheeh- Beet posters were exhibited by Rapids p48 Pure Vegetable Hastings. Two beautiful anniver- Smith home. Mrs. Dale Curtlss Is appropriate manner, and Mrs. Stephen Weaver and wife of Lo- N. Washlngton-st. Lowell. Phone Mr. and Mrs. Claud Silcox. Dorothy In Europe it would be a "work- an's last Thursday. Burr Oak School of Grand Rapids Egg Dyes pkg. SUNSHINE COOKIES sary cakes, one made by Mary making arrangements. All members Lampert gave the amusing read- gan were week-end visitors at the 201. p45-4t of the class will please be on hand and Phyllis Chaterdon remained to ers' revolution". Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Damouth of township and the Knapp Road FOR SALE—Dodge tractor, coon Paas A Comic Tramfers 10c Deming and one by Mrs. Esther spend the week-end with their ing. "The Forward Duster," which home of Mrs. Weaver's parents, School. dog. 6 years old. A-l dog; mow- Cook, were enjoyed by the guests promptly at 7:00 next Sunday Willis Lape and wife. Willis It- The New York Times gave its Clare called on their mother. Mrs. PAINTING—Interior and exterior lb. uncle and aunt. told of the ludicrous events caused conservative readers the jitters on James Barnes, two evenings last Henry Ladewlg of Walker will ing machine. 2 horse wagon. Chocolate Crowns 15c at the cafeteria lunch, served dur- morning. by the very unexpected contents of much improved this week and painting done, contract or by the A special Easter offering will be Mr. and Mrs. George H. Miller Sunday, April 3, when It devoted @3ons So. Keene-No. Boston week. - be the Kent County contestant In hour. Satisfaction guaranteed. Glen McPeck, R. 1. Ada. c48 ing the evening. Mr. and Mrs. ans son, George L. and Mrs. Nettie the Duster's pockets. seems to be coming fine now. the handicraft contest sponsored Deming were the recipients of received at the church senices a front page column to the Mich- Mrs. Ed. Potter Ernestine and Betty Barnes are Fred Sterzlck, R. R, 2, Lowell. CHICK BROODERS, feeders and GEMS AND LONG SLICES 14 oz. can 13c C. Miller were Sunday guests at From Tony's scrapbook. Miss J. S. Brandebury and wife with home after being in Florida with by the Dutch Kraft Corporation some lovely gifts. next Sunday. Smith read the poems. "The Large Frank Glade, wife and daughter igan seizure. Mich. p46. 4t fountains at factory prices.— DOLE'S LONG SPEARS No. 2 can 22c The Young People's Class enjoy- the EJarl Kinyon home in West The remarkable thing about it. their grandparents the past win- of Grand Rapids. Lowell. Order" and "Lost Cares," after Deloris drove to Sturgis Sunday. Jolly Community Club meets ter. The honor members In the girls CEMENT BLOCKS FOR SALE— American Dealers Manufactur- PINEAPPLE FANCY HAWAIIAN SLICED, No. 2 can 20c ed a luncheon at the home of Mr. Library Opening Donald and Dick MacNaughton which Mrs. Winnlfred Llnsday April 3. Brandebury and wife were at least to outsiders, Is the compla- next week Wednesday with Mrs. ing Co., 220 W. Maln-st,, Lowell, and Mrs. Dale Curtlss last Sunday cency with which Michigan offi- Mrs. Basil Vreeland called on work were: First year Cotton Building, Silo, Chimney blocks, of Lowell spent Monday evening sang 'Trees," with Miss Nellie Rol- dinner guests of the former's sizes the necessity for a close and p,eMe Clothing: Dorothy Dureum and bird baths, urns. Phone 187-F6. c48 8-or. The opening of the Alto branch evening. After the luncheon three lins at the piano. cialdom accepted the situation. accurate check on all its spend- of the Kent county library was carlloads of young people went to with their friend, George L. Miller, brother-in-law Edgar Soules and rr urday afternoon. Maxine Van Oss of Cannon town- See me for prices, Oscar Sim- Fancy Bartlett Pears ^r15c Llhby's Friit Cocktail 10c who left Wednesday for Detroit, In keeping with the true spirit of wife. The Glades were entertained ,Governor Murphy continued his Ings. Hr. and Mrs. Adrian Vanden- FOR SALE—18x27 In. linoleum well attended Friday afternoon and Grand Rapids to attend the pre- policy of mediation via the confer- Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Vreeland and ship. Elizabeth Bloomstrom of mons, 2 miles west of Lowell on rugs, 8c; 6 rolls toilet tissue. 15c; where he will take his final exam- the "picnic party" the hostess. Mrs. for dinner at the home of Elmer If Lowell wants to do itself a hout and Chas. were In Sunfield Harold were callers at the Glenn Sparta, Lois Stream and Lois Met- M-21, c46, 4t evening and everyone was pleased Easter services and heard the [ence table. No one raised the ques- credit let It follow the example of and Ionia Monday and vteited with axe handles. 19c; strainer pads. Peaches ST ri5c Lihby's Kadota Figs r i7c singing of the four choirs of the inations before going on to New- Florence Cramton. served a dainty Kline and family. In the afternoon Sanborn home Sunday afternoon. ternlck of Tyrone. Adella Tlmln- with the library and seemed to lunch by inviting each member to tion about sending troops, or law Pontlac, when by exercising busi- Mr. and Mrs. Frantz at Sunfield. 23c and up; and many other think It filled a long needed want East Congregational church. After port, R. I. where he will be In all came over to the Soules home. Stterftpy Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn were sky. Bernlce Tlmlnsky. Elsie Groe- MONEY LOANED—To farmers at savings on quality merchandise. training the next twelve weeks be- help themselves to a large paper Mr. Soules has been very 111 and and order, or constitutional rights, ness Judgement and cutting out Mr. and Mrs. George Woodcock 5 per cent Interest. See your Delicious for Alto. this sen-Ice they visited Klise and so on. In this modern day, such In Grand Rapids Monday to see nenboom. Virginia Ford and Imo- Battery charging wanted. 6 volt. fore entering the U. S. Navy. bag in which a real picnic lunch was confined to his bed for some politics the manager so reduced and family of Lansing were Sun- their niece. Minnie DeVine, who gene Levitt of Vergennes, Kath- County Agricultural Agent or Sweet, Tender No. 2 can Mesdames Charles Foote and Memorial Chapel where Dr. Helsley, had been packed. things have been apparently rele- "I wholly disapprove of what 35c; 2 volt. 25c. Wicks & Quast, the pastor, explained the various Mr. and Mrs. Arvllle Jessop and time but had Improved so that he costs and increased the efficiency day guests of Mr. and Mrs. James underwent an operation at St. eryn Hunt of Cannon and Janet Grand Rapids Production Credit Mrs. Kinney poured tea In the af- The prize for the contest game gated to the limbo of the "horse- you say but will defend to the Maloney. The Gamble Store. W, Maln-st., SWEET PEAS Lapel Brand son of Elkton, Miss Maude Foster was able to attend church services of government that he won unsoli- Ass'n., Murray Bldg,, Grand Rap- 12c ternoon and were assisted by Mrs. features of this beautiful struc- Mary's hospital. Towner of Byron. Lowell, p48 and friend of Detroit were recent was a plant-pot stuffed full of and-buggy." death your right to say It"— Vol- cited publicity that brought him George and Andrew Hoover were Ids. Mich, c38tf M. A. Watson and Mrs. Carl Yeiter. ture. Returning to the Curtiss that day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lutz of Ceres- Second year Clothing. Cotton: No. 2 visitors at the W. J. Foster home. candles, wrapped in varied colored W. J. Glasgow and wife were In A circuit court Judge added con- taire. a deluge of inquiries from all over at the home of their parents, Mr. ! with Mrs. G. M. Thorndlke and heme the party disbanded after en- co called on the latter's son, and Lois Richards of Ada. Rosella Vug- TYPING PAPER for sale at the FARMERS PLEASE NOTE- can cellophane papers which presented Lansing Monday. fusion to the picture by announ- the nation, requesting information and Mrs. John Hoover Sunday. wife. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gelb Every step In a Wolverine Shell Fancy Petit Pois Peas ^ 17c Whole Kernel Corn lOc Mrs. Harold Nye at the coffee joying refreshments served by Mrs. cing that state courts lacked Judi- teveen of Walker. Barbara Mc- Ledger office, good 16 lb. bond, urns in the evening, assisted by Curtlss. who sponsored the trip to the appearance of a plant full of John Keller and family with El- as to how he did it This year the Afternoon guests there were Mr. and daughter Ruth Thursday. Garry of Grand Rapids. Eileen Horsehlde shoe Is one of com- 17-ox. No. 2 Logan colorful flowers. cial rights to interfere In labor dif- Notice—The editor assumes no res- village has $10,000.00 less bonds to and Mrs. George Feuerstine and 100 sheets, size 8^4 x 11, for 21c, Mrs. Basil 'Hayward and Mrs. D. East Church. delne Preston were recent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ruttenbar and Groenenboom and Sophie Tlmlnsky Including sales tax, tf fort, They wear 1.000 miles and Green Giant Peas can 17c Larsen's Veg-AII 2 cans 21e Mrs. Spenor Johnson The club will hold Its final meet- guests at the home of Cecil Pres- ficulties now that the National La- ponsibility for views and opinions meet than it had last year. Last Theodore. Mrs. Martha Morgan and son stay soft. Factory samples and W. Smith. Miss Audra Clark, as expressed In communications ap- of Vergennes. Marjorle Hansen of 4-ot librarian, will be at the public's ing of the club year on Thursday, ton of near Clarksville. bor Board has Jurisdiction. This year's tax roll, not shown on the Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Vandenhout Vernon of Northville and Mr. and GOOD WORK—Painting and pa- rejects. $2.12 to $3.06, Coons, Del Mais Alto Locals e news to many citizens, who pearing In this department Space Tyrone. June Kilbourne of Walker, NibletsCorn 14g Pimentos Re^ d Peppers Ic service Tuesday afternoons and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel ICauffman April 28. with Mrs. Lizzie Martin, Will Glasgow, wife and Mildred financial statement was $18,177.31. and Chas. spent Thursday after- Mrs. John Heler of Grand Rapids Gertrude Keegstra of Galnee. Coral perhanglng, 1938 papers, whole- hostess, and Mrs. Lottie Svoboda had been under the Impression Is allotted for the sole purpose of noon In Clartoville with friends. USED CARS FOR SALE- For Fancy 4-oz. evenings and Saturday forenoons "The Dutch Detective" was play- and children were Sunday dinner with J. S. Brandebury and wife giving any citizen the right to ex- It is obvious that taxes can be were visitors Sunday at the home Lymburner. Lela Adams and Doro- sale. Nothing more than 35c large from 10 to 11 is a special service for ed again In Alto Friday night and guests of her mother and family In charge of program. Election of drove out to Bowne Sunday. They that the rights of property could drastically reduced this year, but Mr. and Mrs. Garret Crumbeen of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gelb. thy Reyburn of Sparta. double bolt, also have Imperial 1937 Plymouth 4-dr, Tour. Sedan. Pnnpkin pies S No. 2^i cans 25c Mnshrooms Buttons 27e officers will take place and a pot- tress himself, and such express- children. It is also a central and a fine crowd present considering in Ionia. made a brief call on Wilbur Pardee be defended and protected In court fone are not to be construed as re- It is a safe bet they will not be. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Denton and Third year Cotton: La Van Gra- line of washable papers. Lyle 1936 Plymouth 2 dr. Tour, Sedan. convenient place for board meet- the very bad snowy weather. The Mr. and Mrs. Semlah Weaver luck lunch served. Bring your own and wife then were Joined by Har- Jubilantly, the C.I.O. union pro- presenting the editor's thoughts For already the council has enter- family were Sunday guests of Mr. Denlck, 511 Front St., Lowell. 1936 Ford 2-dr. Tour. Sedan. table service. ham of Cascade and Donna Jean ings and a meeting place for Gar- cast played their parts better, if were Monday dinner guests of Mr. vey Blough, wife and Lela Star- claimed it had triumphed again, and Ideas on the subjects or mat- ed into a spending spree, despite and Mrs. George Denton. Whitneyville Condon of Vergennes. p45-4t 1934 Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan, qt. Jar 15c Mission Inn CoHee possible, than a week ago and the and Mrs. Clarence Kime of Clarks- forestalling any wage cuts for four ters that may be discussed herein. Mr. and Mra Robert Ford and 1934 Chevrolet 2-dr, Sedan. Libhy's Pickles °^ den Club members when going on bard of near Hastings and the the times that call for rigid econ- Mrs. Elwin Flynn Woolen Clothing: Ruth Huyser et8 qt.Jar 27c Our finest blend a garden tour. On Tuesday, 24 lunatics were crazier than ever. ville. Ada Locals three families all with well-laden months. The right of free speech Is one of omy, with relief rolls rapidly baby spent Sunday with his mother. FARMS FOR SALE—Also houses 1930 Chevrolet Coach. lb. the prerogatives granted under the and Marjorle Matthews of Walker. niiHie Stuffed, for salads 6 oi. jar 17c of choice coffee books were let out by Miss Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Adon Meyers of Mr. and Mrs. George Wieland dinner baskets Just slid over to All of which raises a query: mounting and unfavorable econ- Walter Vandenhout of near Ada Dorothy Orlik of Byron. Margaret with lots, Wm. T. Condon, Low- 1929 Plymouth Coach. 21c Freeport have moved into the up- and Marie of South Lowell spent Sunday callers of Mrs. Mary What next? constitution, and, for this reason, spent all day Saturday with his The Community Prayer meeting ell Phone 140, c47-2t McQueen Motor Company. Low- VllfCl fancy Queens 6 oi. Jar 17c Harris were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence the Jerry Blough home where with omic conditions casting deeper sha- Koert of Ada. Dorothy Wingeier per rooms at Arlie Draper's. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles space Is given. It Is the opinion of dowe. The councilmen were willing parents, Mr. and Mra A. Vanden- will be held at the Jas. Ballard ell. Phone 124. c48 White Circle Dinner Well Attended Carr and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lock- much tooting of auto horns they the editor that discussion and ar- home Tuesday night of Lowell. Alice Tlmlnsky of Ver- FOR SALE—5-room modern bun- Mrs. Sarah Behler returned Sun- Wieland and William. announced to Jerry and Anna that candidates for office. They were hout. SNO*SHEEN A fine crowd attended the White wood of Gand Rapids and Mr. and Lowe District ument will cany more weight if Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Flynn are gennes and Marjorle Bird of Nel- galow, large, modern poultry FOR SALE—2 good big cows, due Pnre Jellies r 9c day to the home of her son, Allen Mr. and Mrs. Elton Church and they had come to remind them that not drafted. The $60.00 per year Mrs. Ed. Potter spent Friday son. Circle Aid dinner Wednesday noon. In Lake Odessa. Mrs. Meyers of Esther Miller accompanied Mr. and Mrs. George Sillaway and Clara of Mrs. Gertrude Tbomss fept free from base Insinuations, night at the Ralph Wheaton home the parents of a baby girl. Marilyn house, about 30 lots, $3800, 8- to freshen soon. F. J. Graham. 5 Cedar Springs. the latter were newlyweds forty- mud-throwing and the charging of they voted each appears to be the Complete Coetumes; Donna Mae 617 N. Washington St,, Lowell, CAKE FLOUR Net proceeds from dinner were Freeport Is helping care for her. Mrs. George Overholt of East Lake market price for "public-minded- in Saranac and Saturday Mr. nd Mae, born Sunday, April 3. room house, electric lights, 1 acre, Orange Bitter LT r i4c about $10.00. The "traveling suit- Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. five yeans ago Saturday, April 9. ulterior motives on the part of pub- Congratulations are extended by Lymburner of Sparta. Mary Patter- $750. 10-room house, lights, 4*6 p48 Her many friends will he glad to Odessa to Flint Sunday and spent Jerry and Anna were very much Mrs. Clara Thompson papered lic officials striving to serve the ness," "civic pride", etc. of which Mrs. Wheaton and Marie and Mrs. case" had completed its journey hear her operation was successful. the day with Mr. and Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Harry Fitch were Clif- the community to Mr. and Mrs. son of Cascade and Dorothy Kropf lots. $900, 8-room house, modern frM. JT Free Paring Knife surprised at the sudden appear- for her aunt, Clara Slsson, Thurs- public honestly and conscientiously. we have heard so much in the past Potter went to Grand Rapids and of Vergennes, ICE BOX FOR SALE— 100-lb. Maraschino Cherries 14c and contained $16.00, and we never Stanley Kinney of M. S. C. spent Tucker and family and Mr. and ford Hoolsema and Ellis Cuddy of called at the Cella Boss and Byron Merle Aldrlch. with garage, $1500, 8-room house, with each Skeels. ance of their guests but gave them day. —R G. Jefferles, Editor The amount the council voted it- Four hundred forty-two girls ex- capacity. $2.00, 5-Drawer Chest. pkg. knew what poetical ladies belonged the week-end with his parents. Mrs. James Shaffer and family. The Aid dinner was well attend- self Is nearly three times the In- Potter homes and on Bradley Boss Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ballard at- two lots, barn and garage, $1500. package 25c to our Aid until the little blue Mr. and Mrs Leon Atkins and a hearty welcome. The guests took tended the funeral of an old friend hibited a total of 1432 garments or 8-room house, modern, but fur- $4,00. C. A, Rogers, Corner Ver- i Rev. and Mrs. Kinney. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Weaver possession of the home and soon ed election day, proceeds $25.00. erease of taxes levied last year. at Sunshine Sanitarium. Swift's Spreads \ lb. pkg. 8c book was read by Mrs. V. L. Watts. Miss Jean Bosscher of Grand daughter Coral Jane and -son Jack POOH-POOHS POOL In Courtland Monday. articles made for their own rooms. nace. garage. $1500. 8-room house, gennee Rd, and Suffolk. Lowell,! spent over Sunday In Grand Rap- htt'i the dining table Just loaded Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wickham of We were told how efficiently the Mr. and Mrs. James Balrd and The remaining articles were auc- Rapids spent the week-end with Ids with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. of Mt. Pleasant, Pa., are with Mr. Editor of The Ledger, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baird were Grandma Graham is staying at The estimated value of their ex- modern, 3 stall garage, $2100. p48 Cheese Mild Colby lb. 21c and Mrs. Arthur Martin for an ex- wiui a fine dinner. After the close Grand Rapids were visitors at the village government operated, but hibits Is $1725.05, their cost $791.62. tioned off, with Mrs. Fred Pattlson Kathleen Gephart. Willis Lape. Asahel Thompson home Sunday af- The New Deal government, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. the Carl Graham home. Double houee, modern but fur- Salad Dressing as auctioneer, talking them out of tended visit, arriving this past of the meal Miss Mildred Glasgow probably not a person outside the Thus the girls saved a total of PERSONAL Correspondence Sta- Mrs. I. 'H. Dintaman and Mrs. R. Mrs. Lena Mlshler spent Sunday ternoon. robndly and Justly scored for its Homer Thornton In Grand Rapids. Mary Rose Murphy is spending nace. $1100. New small house, tionery. large secretary size sheets Freah. Rich, creamy quart over $5.00. making suitcase bring week. Mr. and Mrs. Rollln Davis Just quietly vacated her seat at council knows that approximately $933.43 by making their own lbs. J. Maxson and son spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shaffer Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Benton extravagant spending on Believe- Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Potter and part of her vacation with Grace modern but furnace. $1500. 8- with envelopes to match put up clean 15c over $21.25. besides a lot of fun. afternoon with their mother, Mrs and Ruth and Kathleen Litchfield the table and soon slid up to the $75,000.00 went through its hands, Douglass. clothes. •n pitted Dates 2 Trl point Jar 28e and Mrs. Lydla Karcher of South and Janet and Marlene Lass were It-Or-Not projects that piled up a but still the increase in taxes of Paul called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank- room house, modern but furnace, In neat, durable boxes contain- Mrs. Carrie Nelllns, a former W. J. Foster. Bowne. were Sunday guests at the Martin bride and groom of forty-five years Mrs. Rhods Brown, mother of sun porch, garage. $2,000. 8-room Wadnut or home. and with a few appropriate re- Wednesday night supper guests at national debt that taxpayers long $107.34 was necessary. This Is a lin Ott south of Saranac anu at Five 4-H Club Scholarships ing 100 sheets and 100 envelopes 4-lb. member, who has moved to Grand Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fineis and Lee Francisco of Moseley spent the Thomas Karcher home. will stagger under, and without the Bert Potter home In N. Bos- L. A. Brown, passed away Satur- house, lights, water, barn. 11 lit Meats Pecan halves 25c Rapids with her sister. Mrs. Wm. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Soboda have marks presented them with a beau- lot of money for a village of our Kent County 4-H Club members at $1.00 per box. Printed with daughter Sally of Lowell were Sunday with Lloyd. Noah and Ken- Miss Marie Nash was absent proportional and lasting benefits ton Monday afternoon. day afternoon after being ill since acres. $2400, 7-room house, lights, your monogram and name and tall Northrup. was presented with a Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and neth Blough. moved Into their new home on tiful lace table cloth and lovely population. Instead of returning last July. Funeral services were received 5 scholarships offered by Sweetheart from school the past week on ac- to the people affected, should serve any excess money to the taxpayers Mrs. James Balrd called on Mrs. large barn, 3 acres, $1500. Large address for $1,00 additional. See Fancy Shrimp 17c gift from the Circle with regrets of Mrs. Elmer Dintaman and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Seeley of Con- Main-sL from their former home vase of beautiful flowers as a gift conducted at Metcalf's Chapel on Michigan State College for, out- barn. 10 acres. $650. 25 acres, b on M-21. count of illness. as an example to even small local in reduced taxes the council seems Herbert Chrysler In Ionia one day samples at Ledger Office. tf 7«*-o*. her leaving us and she responed Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pattlson were stantine and Mrs. Ray Terry of from the whole company. Jerry Monday at 2:00 p. m. with burial standing work done In 1937, lights, basement barn, 2 large Soap 4 "» 19c Callers at the home of Dr. and and Anna thanked their friends Mr. and Mrs. Henry Karcher governments when it is proposed bent upon finding new ways to last week. with appreciative remarks. Other Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Grand Rapids were Friday dinner and Maud and Mr. and Mrs. Nell In Nashville. The community ex- Wendel Beuschel of Sparta re- poultry houses. 8-room residence GOOD WORK HORSE for sale. Tnna Fish LTm 15c guests were Mrs. G. L. Bond, Mrs. Mrs. Charles Freeman this past heartily who wished them many that such things as swimming pools spend it It begins to appear that ceived one In handicraft work. Bet- Mrs. 'Hllbert Mofflt of Alaska. Mr. guests of Mrs. Ray Seese and fam- Karcher were Thursday night sup- tends sincere sympathy to Mr. for $2500. 85 acres, modern brick 3 mllets north Clarksville. 1st S'i-o/.. Wm. Northrup and Mrs. Cilley of week were Mr. and Mrs. Clayton more years of happiness. Later in be built and paid out of tax money. an efficient city manager is the ty Grannie of Nelson In poultry. and Mrs. Nate Mofflt of Caledonia ily. per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merrill No doubt your readers generally South Boston Brown. house, barn, 25 acres muck. $3500. house across US-16 on north side. Crab Meat Fancy 18c Grand Rapids and Josephine Sals- who have just returned from spend- Mr. and Mrs. George Graham Davles of Cannonsburg and Mr. the day Ice cream and a delicious beat bet for the village. He would Mies Bslle Young Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Ramsdell Merton Sowerby of Oakfleld In Wyandotte and Mrs. Jim Ossewaarde of Grand Karcher, the occasion being Jerry's would be interested to learn Just 90 acres. 8-room house, lights, Frank Allerdlng. p48. bury of Bowne Center. ing the winter In Florida, were also and baby and Helen Jeffery of cake baked and trimmed by Mrs. second birthday. have no difficulty realizing his sal- and son Raymond were Grand dairy. Roger Gust of Nelson In Next regular meeting will be May Rapids. Glasgow was served. how such ideas originate. This ary and a material savings to the large basement barn, several Quicker, safer cleaning guests. Lowell called on Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hastings visitors Saturday were Rapids visitors Saturday. Colt project and Luclle Holmden other buildings. $7,000, 118 acres, 11, but it was voted to have a sup- Miss Ethelyn Cook and Mrs. Bert burst of inspiration parallels that people out of the council's free Marie, the ten year old daughter of Oakfleld for canning work. Pet Milk 2:i 15c Ed. Barry and Jack Paul of At- Starbard Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Asahel Thompson, of a few years back when It was of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kyser, and a Louis Douglass left Saturday af- lights. 8-room house, large barn, Keene Breezes per Instead of a dinner. lanta called on the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Austin at- Marshall of Byron Center were spending. ternoon for Monroe, Mich., and On the State Honor Roll was 3 cans 25C Mrs. Henry Thompson and Willis, proposed to build a bridge across fifth grader in the North Bell other buildings. $5000. A. R. Mrs, A. Lee Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Thorndlke, last tended church services in Lowell hostesses to seventeen guests at a East Caledonia The voters should bury any pro- will be working In Ohio this week. Ellis Ball of Algoma. handicraft; kitchen shower given at the Mar- Mrs. 8. VanNamee Mrs. Merrill Karcher and Jerry Flat River to save the school stu- school, won the township cham- Smith. 212 E. Main. Lowell Mich. Girls' 4-H and Junior Livestock Thursday afternoon while enroute Sunday morning. and Mrs. Watt Thomas. posal for a swimming pool in a Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ladewlg. Walker, handi- Clubs Hold Meeting shall home on Saturday, honoring dents a few extra blocks' walk. If way to indicate their contempt for pionship at the recent spelling p47-2t to Lansing on a business trip. Mr. and Mrs. Edon Meyers and Mrs. Heeler was a Sunday dinner contest at the Boston Center Jarold Raab (nee Thelma Graham) craft ; Lloyd Bloomer. Lowell, corn; George Taylor wras sitting up on Mr. and Mrs. Allison Roark of Mrs. Dedla Meyers of Freeport Miss Elizabeth Cook of Cascade, Mrs. Harold Welton and children Lowell has no other Christmas the proposal. What ridiculous on the birth of a son at Blodgett Harold Bloomer, Lowell, beans; E, Sunday, recovering nicely from his The Bowne Junior Livestock Club whose marriage to John Krum of guest of her daughter, Mrs. Myron wish than for a $20,000.00 swim- school and will compete for county FOR SALE]—Black mare. 9 years and Girls' 4-H club both held their Bellevue spent Sunday at the were Sunday dinner guests of Miss returned home Friday after spend- Thompson and family. spending has done to the nation honors In the contest at Ionia this hospital Sunday, April 10. L, Phelps, Courtland. dairy; J, W, old; O, I, C, brood sow. Poland recent appendix operation, u Ada Is a coming event Mrs. Or- ming pool that would cost the tax- meeting at Bowne Center Aid hall Roark home and Darlene returned Mamie Tyler. ing a week in Grand Rapids with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Thompson the same can do for even a village. week. Mrs. J. E. Rockefellow accom- Beciter. Courtland. potatoes and China stock hog. 8 months old; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Weeks and heme with them for the week. Mr. and Mrs. George Francisco vies Kellogg. Mrs. James McCor- her parents. payers $4,000.00 Robert L. Ripley Those afflicted with such flights panied Mrs. Parker and Betty of Betty Grannls. Nelson In Food 2 shoats. sulky plow, farm wag- family. Mrs. Dell Lee and Gene Monday evening. After playing mlck and Mrs. Ed. McCormlck and baby of Portland and Ethel should be informed. Somebody is South Bell PTA will have their ball a while, the meeting was call- Mr. and Mrs. Lyndell Duell and and family of Moseley spent Sun- Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Proctor spent Thompson spent Friday -night and of fancy as this proposal Indicates next meeting Wednesday evening, Alaska to Grand Rapids Saturday. Preparation, on. set cane bottom chairs, Lee were dinner guests Sunday at daughter of Greenville were Satur- day with Mr. and Mrs. Ervin were guests from Ada. Tuesday afternoon in Hastings. responsible for attempted trickery doubtlessly would be unsafe In- Paul Graham Is spending his va- Swivel office chair. 2 3-burneroll the Robert Weeks home. ed to order by their president. Nancy Whaley and Florence Saturday with their parents, Mr. to put a fast one over on the tax- April 13. when the Bushnell school day visitors at the Albert Duell Blough and family. Mrs. Emmett Sheehan entertain- and Mrs. Myron Thompson. vestors of their own money. will furnish the program. cation with the home folks. stoves. Anchor-holt cream separ- Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Weeks and 209 W. Main St. LOWELL home. Charles Wieland with Mrs. El- Shea were awarded gold certifi- ed the Home Economics Club on payers of the village by failing to M. F. Langworthy. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sower and STAR CORNERS ator. Jim Monks. 34 miles west family were Sunday guests of her cates at the 4-H Club Achievement give sufficient notice before elec- Alton Mick had a tonsil operation Mrs. Ira Blough Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rynhout have mer Winey of East Campbell went Thursday. In Cbwell last week. Mary Rose Murphy of North Mus- of G. T, depot, p47-2t parents at Lakevlew. moved into the upper rooms of to see the latter's brother, David exhibit and program held at Rock- Mrs. Lester Bartlett and children LaBarge Ripples tion time of this ridiculous propo- kegon called at the Douglass home Mrs. Louis Hardy is recovering ford on Saturday. Nancy had suc- sal. A mere two votes prevented a A cow in Maine has given birth Mrs. George Tucker has been CREAM SEPARATOR— McCor- Mrs. Lydla Wlngeler's house. Winey at Ionia Saturday. spent last week with relatives in Mrt. Vem Lerlng sick and her daughter, Mrs. Clyde Sunday. Mary Rose remained to Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mlshler from a recent attack of bronchitis., Mr. and Mrs. George Yager and cessfully completed a third year handful of people from saddling a to her third set of twins. Seeming- spend her vacation with Grace. were Sunday dinner guests at Will mlck-Deerlng. No. 3. like new; was Rockford Saturday, All members Mrs. F. L. Curtis, In the afternoon Mrs. Semlah Weaver entertained Lansing. ly the only thing that can be done Dawson, spent last week with her. D.le Robinson ws taken to Lo^H Market Report Mrs. John Linton called on Mr. and the Brethren Ladles Aid Thursday. project In sewing and she modelled Mrs. Llbbie McKnlght of Marne, $4,000.00 tax on the over-burdened Barbara Bates was a Sunday Hoffman's. McCormlck-Deerlng No. 4 Man- Blodgett hospital last Friday , - . . . and leaders attended all day. The all drove to Coopersvllle and call- a spring suit. Florence had com- Mr. and Mrs. John Winks of about It Is to declare her uncon- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Gardner an emergency operation for ap-' Corrected April 14, 1938 Mrs. Carl Gllllland of Lake Odessa There were 15 present for dinner. Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Mrs. Grace Tolhurst of Middle- taxpayers. It is also to be noted that and two daughters and Mr. and guest of Jean Aldrich. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stahl called ure spreader, In A-l condition. girls are pretty proud of their ed on Mr, and Mrs. Earl Hackett Sunday. Quilting was done. pleted a first year sewing project the council followed similar tactics stitutional. Mrs. Emma Graham is visiting at Ray Stahl's Sunday afternoon. Inquire Percy J. Read A Sons. pendlcltls. Wheat, bu .J .76 dresses, towels, and darns. It sure Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dutcher. vllle spent the week-end with Mr. Mra John Pasanen and baby of R c bu Mr. and Mns. Ray Reynhout, El- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Erb of Delton Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Tyler and and she had a dress and smock ex- in voting Itself pay. The people were her son, Carl and family. They Mrs. Jane Kelm spent Saturday Lowell. c48 Mrs, Gertrude Lampkln of Wash- y ' 80 was a grand achievement day for hibited at the style show. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rathbun and Mrs. Henry Timm and family. Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley ward Campau and Miss Eleanor called on Mr. and Mrs. Ekl. O'Har- Delton. with her aunt and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Luneke and not consulted, although they pay Ledger want ada are noted for called on Mrs. Jarold Raab and until Monday with her sister, Mrs. Ington state was a visitor at the Corn, bu 40 all. Gregory all of Grand Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. were Sunday dinner guests of Mf. HORSES—Black mare, wt 1400, row Saturday. ter of Illinois, spent Wednesday and Mrs. J. C. Proctor. son, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hlgley and the bill. Such action but empha- results. tf son at the hospital Monday. Will Kauffman and family. 'Herbert Chamberlain home last' Buckwheat, cwt 1.40 About 40 friends and relatives Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. Roark and evening In Grand Rapids Tom Morris were Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Douglass Miss Helen Hudson of Beldlng $100; pair of 2-year-old mares; Monday. , Barley, cwt 1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bruton and children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter ats bu surprised Chas. Bancroft March 31, Herbert Cronlnger's. Darlene were In Lansing Wednes- Mrs. Mae Wigfleld and sons of thur Rubeck of Ionia, Mrs. Hugh were Lowell visitors Friday after- was a supper guest at the Ford If you need any horses for your Mr, and Mrs. Don Pierce were O ' 28 Michael McGihn spent Thursday Flynn and Mrs. Salina Lorlng en- f••••••••••••••••• Corn and 0at8 Feed Ten boards of carrom were played, Mrs. Frank David and Mrs. Geo. day evening \islting relatives from Saranac. Mrs. Rose Bryant of JU- Ritter of Dutton, Mrs. Mildred noon. Wingeier home Sunday evening. spring planting, be sure and see guests of his mother, Mrs. Mar-; - cwt... 1,50 in Hastings. Joyed Sunday dinner with Mr. and H Try Oar ^ orn Mrs, Fred Clark. Mrs. Stella But- Sckitama called on Mrs, Crother at Kansas City at the home of George Farnham of Caledonia and Mr. us, Percy J, Read A Sons. Low- garet Helmer of Ionia Saturday C Meal, cwt 1.35 to and Mr. and Mrs. John Krebs Mrs. Vera Lorlng and father Andy Mrs. Forrest Graham is improv- Mr. and Mrs, Will Blough sperv Coar8e ter. Roy Wlleon and Earl Douglass Butterworth hospital Friday. Trescott. and Mrs. Glenn Chaffee of Grand Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Venema of ell- c48 night and enjoyed Sunday In Beld-; Cracked Corn. cwt.... 1.50 called on Mr. and Mrs. Ray Seese Stewart ing and expects to return to her Saturday at Ira Blough'e. were In Rockford Wednesday af- THIS NEW TIRE WILL STOW Mesdames George Skldmore, El- and family Sunday afternoon. Rapids. Cascade spent Sunday afternoon 5 HOT LUNCHES ? own home soon. ing with Mr. and Mrs. John Jesko. Shelled Corn, cwt 1.38 This community extends sincere and evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Millie Campbell spent Mon- Harry Johnson of Grand Rapids ternoon to arrange the Campau sympathy to the family of the late m QUICKER, SAFER 0N| mer Dintaman. John Linton and Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Stahl Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. Rev. E. A. Amstrong was calling spent Friday and Saturday at Will Mr, and Mrs, Russell Chamber- Bran, cwt 1.40 Emmett Sheehan. day afternoon with Mrs. Lottie Mlddl,n Cllppens Club exhibit, Mrs. Duane Brown who passed WET ROADS THAN YOUVE Fred Pattlson attended the funeral called on Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Zerbe Wm. Furner were Mrs. Ella Burt in our vicinity Sunday afternoon. Kauffman's. lain and son of Greenville were, K8. cwt 1.40 Miss Lois Lind of Caledonia spent Neimeyer. lF,lour bb 60 Mr, and Mrs. Glen Gllmore and away at her home Friday, April 9, •EVER STOPPED BEFORE J services for Mrs. Kittle Stonehouse Sunday evening. and Mrs. Robert Burt of Grand - SAVE - Mr. and Mrs. Merle Aldrlch call- Mrs. Alma Stahl called at Fran- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ' l S- Rapids. % the week-end with Patricia Wel- Mrs. Henry Harper spent last I PRATT LAKE INN a Pea baby of Greenville and Mrs. C. D, at the Mausoleum on US-16 Mon- 'The Dutch Detective" which was week with her daughter, Mrs. Mel- ed at the Douglass home Sunday. cis Seeee's home Monday after- Herbert Chamberlain. Maggie Carr Beans, cwt 2,20 day afternoon. Mrs. Stonehouse given by the Sweet PTA at the Mrs. Jennie Johnson spent a few ton. • on US-1< n noon. was a supper guest. Light Red Beans, cwt 3.25 Terrlll and son of Stanton visited •E IN FOR THWLUN6 Andrew Welton of Grand Rap- vln Peel and family of Stanwood. 01 d Be sure to read the new serial moved from Alto to Atlanta about Logan school Wednesday evening days of the past week in Grand Mrs. Rose Bryant spent Satur- Mr, and Mrs. Ward Conner en-, "* Re Beans, cwt 3,25 at the M, Clark home Sunday. DEMONSTRATION RiDEl Ids spent part of last week with his Mrs. Vern Lorlng'received word ' 20 miles east of Od. Rapids J First Urchin—My father has got ILi ht story. 'To Ride the River With," a year ago. to a large crowd was enjoyed by Rapids visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bovd day night and Sunday at John tertalned Noah Blshdp and Dor- K Cranberry Beans, cwt,. 4.25 Mary David and Leroy are stay- Smith. parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Wel- Sunday evening of the death of her electricity in his hair. now appearing in the Ledger. If •vl Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson and all. Time - Money • TreiUe Kreb's home. othy Sunday, Glenn Conner and Yellow Eye Beans, cwt 3.25 ing at the home of her parents for you did not read the opening chai>- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pattlson attend- "Candles of the Lord," an Easter ton. i cousin, Mrs. Wiley Washburn of S Mobile Qas and Oil J Second Brat—-Dat ain't nuttin'— mother were guests of Mr, and Potatoas. cwt 75 Mr. and Mrs. Spenor Johnson Pottersvllle. me old man's got gas in his stom- Evelyn Wilcox of Freeport spent an indefinite time, ters, better look up the back num- • Put these ten- ed the St. Patrick's Euchre party and children called on Mr. and pageant, will be given at 10 o'clock Mrs. Norman HIgglns. ! Butter, lb 28 Mr, and Mrs, Lyle Benjamin and Wedding invitations printed at Mrs. Richard Harper has been ach. Sunday and Monday at the Austin bers of the Ledger. A synopsis of sational new at East Caledonia Saturday night. Mrs. Ray Wieland and family of on Easter Sunday morning at the Livestock and Farm Equipment find • PERRY & COUCH ; Erb home, Howard Bowen and son Emery Butterfat, lb,. •28 son of Saranac were Sunday din- the chapters already printed ap- Goodrich Tires on Margaret Gougherty and Fred Pat- Freeport to see Lawrence who Is Ada Congregational church by the the Ledger office. tf on the sick list the past week. motored to Edmore Sunday and Eggs, doz. .16 Mrs. Arthur Menzle, Miss Doro- • •»•••••••••••••( Mrs, Lulu Layer spent Sunday ner and supper guests of Mr. and pears each week. tf your car and then tlson won first prizes and Mrs. home from school doctoring a sore young people of the Sunday School. Ledger Want Ads pay. with Mrs, Mary Shaffer. brought Mrs. Bowen home. She Hogs, live, cwt 8.50 Fred Pattlson and Al. Curley won foot. Everybody is welcome to come and thy Menzle and friend Ward Pick- ready buyers when advertised for sale o4T-8t had been caring for Mrs. Mae H0?9- tlressed. cwt 12.50 you 11 know what ett called on Ruth Frlsble Sunday Mrs, A. E. Wingeier attended a it means to be consolations. Mrs. Fred Batey won Miss Anna Lasby, who Is attend- to bring their friends and worship P.TA, meeting at Sparta Tuesday. Bowen Sayles. who has been ill Beef, live, lb 04-.12 the door prize. Thirteen tables were ing school at Lowell. Is spending at the church with these young afternoon. in the Lowell Ledger. In no other r with pneumonia. Beef, dressed, lb 08-.18 ved by a "Sil- people. Watch Youc Mrs. Ray Harper returned home The boys and girls 4-H Club met vertown Stop." In pjay and Mr. and Mrs. John Mc- the Easter vacation with her moth- at the Ladles Aid Hall at Bowne Selected and Tested Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Parker and Chickens, lb l8-,20 Donald were hosts for the evening. er. Mrs. Earl Starbard. from Blodgett hospital Thursday way can so many people be reached family were Sunday dinner guests Kidneys/ where she underwent an operation. Be sure factory Center Monday evening. Thirty- Master Wendell Thaler of Leigh- four were present. of Mr, and Mrs, Louis Stevens, ton spent last week with his uncle She Is gaining quite fast. Mill' VOIH TIIIII Doing the wrong thing Is easy, Ionia Co. Pomona Grange iwinj Help Them Qeanee the Blood Ruth and Billy Frlsble spent at such a small cost and with so little Mr. and Mrs, Charles Wood were Mr, and Mrs, Warren Reed at- and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lin- but frequently calls for a great of Harmful Body Waste Trained Experts Alfalfa, Idaho, Mich. tended a party at the home of Mr. Campau Lake uranoi ton. deal of explanation. Sunday with their grandparents. dinner guests at Francis Shaffer's Mrs. E. R. Hurd Too UdSm an cowUatly fitaria* Mr. and Mrs. Colin Campbell. Mr. effort. Sunday. and Mrs, Elmo Hoy Saturday ve- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Foster and Ionia County Pomona Grange vwU m»tur (ran th« blood Mnaa. But nlng. Mr. and Mrs. dlayo Reed al- wmi family and their guest. Mrs. E. M will convene Saturday evening kldona mmflmm lac la tMr wo*—do and Mrs. Ben Robblne and friends Work on your car Katherlne and Irene Seese called June, Mammoth and s/uw (Me the s7a/is : aot act aa Natara laiaodad—faO to r*. on Treva Seese Sunday afternoon. so attended and remained to spend Mrs. Frank David was in Kala- PiUPE Foster of Grand Rapids, were April 16, with Keene Grange. Ser- Bora of Grand Rapids were afternoon FAST RELIEF FOR Inipurttfea that. If ratalaad, may Our entire staff Is factory trained and use only guaranteed and Mrs. Ray Seese. Mrs. Will Blough the week-end at the Hoy home. mazoo Wednesday to see a niece, Tuesday callers at the W. J. Foster geant Sullivan of the Michigan golaott^Uta ayataa Md up—t tba whota callers. Every week Tht Ledger is read in Sweet Clover Mrs. Clayton Cahoon, Mary Lou. who is 111. and found her as well CLEAN AND WHITEN TEETH Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Peel of authorised parts, of the following products. accompanied Mrs. Ira Blough to with Calox, the Oxygen tooth powder which penetrates to home. DISTRES8IMQ SYMPTOMS OF State Police will lecture on "Safe- Naurlne Cahoon, Clark Adams, as can be expected. Stanwood are_ spending some time Lowell Saturday afternoon. the hidden crevices between the teeth. Pleasant, Refresh- Mr. and Mrs. Vernor Lynn were ty Rules". Prof. Miller of the Low- pjsswa^yaftsass over 2,000 homes. If only four people Mrs. Robert Brock, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Larsen and Mrs. Phillip week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. ell High School will speak on lattiag up nlfhta, awaUInf, puffln«a with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delco - Remy Auto - Lite North - East Fred Oesch ant! family were Sun- Alsike and Timothy ing, Protects the gums and is economical to use, undtr tka ayaa a foallag of Darvotia Henry Harper and family. day evening visitors at John Wln- Corwin Cahoon and Bessie Jean Eslick of Ypsllantl and Mrs. Thom- —a* Frank Kline and Mr. and Mrs. Carl "World Peace". Motion pictures of anxittjr and low of pap and itrvnith. Ignition — Starters — Generators — Hydraulic Brakes Mrs. Henry Timm ana daughter, read each paper, that alone would geler'e at South Lowell, nnd Mrs. Hattle Cook attended a as Scott of Saranac were Sunday TRY CALOX AT OUR EXPENSE Rankin were Sunday evening the Miller Dairy farm will also be Othar aieni o{ kldnty or bladder dto- fine surprise tendered Miss Carol dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred What Calox will do for your teeth is easily demonstrated by T^Gpodrich ordar may ba bwalac. aeanty or too Mrs. Grace Tolhurst, Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oesch were guests. presented. Surprise feature and Cahoon by Mr, and Mrs. Frank Clark, you In your own home at our expense. Simply fill In the 12 TABLETS Memrie and daughter called on make over 8,000 interested readers. Carter Carburetors A C Fuel Pumps Tuesday evening callers at Austin ISBELL CALOX Mr. and Mrs. George Lane of musical numbers will be given by •hould baaodoabt that prompt O'Hara In th Limerick district, Mrs. F. L, Curtis, Mr, and Mrs. coupon with name and address and mail it to us. You will re- SAFETY Silvertown Grand Rapids called on Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harper Sunday. Erb's, members of Keene Grange. Pot- A C Gas Gauges Trico Windshield Wipers ceive absolutely free a test can of CALOX TOOTH POWDER, I ru RSMVT ntTECIM Mr. and Mrs. Art Hatton and Bulk Garden Seeds where she teaches school. The o«- B, Patterson and Mrs. George Coo- Mrs. Earl Colby Sunday. luck lunch will be served after now frtMda for mora than forty yam. •OOTH the powder more and more people are using every day. daughter and father Borden Tup- casion was Carol's birthday. ley attended the funeral of an Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kendall of which the Keene grange will spon- Mrs. Robert Brock Is spending aunt, Mrs. Julia June, of Rockford POOItif FREE TRIAL COUPON Grand Rapids called on Mr. and sor an old time dance. So let as per of Grand Rapids spent Sunday And the Avcragt Lowell Ledger aoatry ovor. Aa ftmr wifUad evening at the Ora Dawson home. a few days at home after being Friday. April 1. McKetton Robbin*. Inc.. Fulrficld.Conn. Dept.A.N.P. Heim's Tcxsco Sta. Mrs. Lawrence Gephart Sunday. many as possible make arrange- CENTRAL GARAGE Wo eon help you solve F.P. MacFarlane Co. Sen J me a 10 d*y trial of CALOX TOOTH POWDER at no Mrs. Jane Roark returned to her ments to attend and enjoy the eve- Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and Frances Dav,d 16 B nd,n the e*penie lo me. I will try It. Want Ad Costs But 3Sc. your printing problem* pilpasft several*weeks^***several weeks. * ^ ^ lweek wlth the home ^folkg « Corner Main and Jefferson home in Lansing after spending ning with our Keene patrons. family of Leighton called at the Phone 43 Lowell. Mich. Phone 19S-F2 Lowell, Mich. Name the week-end with her son. Ernest BAYER ASPIRIN DOANSPllLS Ora Dawson, Henry Harper and [ Lonnabell Douglas represented Addrwa* ...... Phone 9114 Lowell. Mich. and family. Ledger Want Ads pay. Ray Harper homes Monday night Live wires need no charging, our 4-H club In the dress revue at i T k THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1938 SEVEN No. McCordt-Eatt SIX THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THTRSDAV, APRIL 14. IMS Cascade Pliabiig, Heitwg hombres In tn. ..inch of rusllcrs, Darkness was falling when Jeff PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES Mrs. Effie Co* but I didn't think they would RO SO Gray rode out of town. He had Electric Pumps WILLIAM far as to try lo bum a boy to death never been in Live Oak canyon, but PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE SALE OR MORTGAGE OF REAL Mr. and Mrs. George Miller and Stoves ZION M. E. CHURCH Well, I've had my lesson I might family and Mrs. Cora Miller of MACLEOD he knew from Pat Soriey that It was Army Day Default having been made in the ESTATE John Claus, Pastor IT SEEMS IT'S A ERR FOLKS have known that any outfit bossed Caledonia were guests at the Ar-j Glass on the L C range, not more than payment of moneys and interest State of Michigan. The Probate German preaching and Com- R Al N EVS by Sherm Howard would be rotten three or four miles southwest of the secured by a certain real estate thur Peel home Thursday night. lt| NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Court for the County of Kent. munlon services Sunday at 10:00 About this fellow Gray. I don't gel line-cabin. mortgage, dated the 22nd day of At a session of said court held being Mr. Peel's birthday. o'clock. In the Air 0ct< >er A D Mrs. Eugene Dahlke visited her; him at all. We no sooner gel him Were the night riders out to make Default having been made in the Defaults having been made (and' » . - . 1819. made and exe- at the Probate Office In the City Roofing and Bible School at 11 o'clock. payment of moneys and interest such defaults having continued for j cuted by Herbert A. Thompson and of Grand Rapids, In said County, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman WONT DO WITHOUT! pegged for a double-crossing scoun- • raid on L C cattle? That was pos- You are cordially invited. secured by a certain real estate more than ninety days) in the con-1 Harriet K, Thompson, his wife, of on the 7th day of April A. D. 1988. Snyder of Caledonia. Sunday. Sheet Metal 1A lUcle drel than he up and goes into the sible. But why cross 20 miles of mortgage, dated the Uth day of dltions of a certain mortgage madejEomro® Township, Kent County Present Hon JOHN DALTON. Mr. and Mrs. Nick DeYoung andi fire for you. What's his game? Who Chiswick's range into hill country June. A. D, 192S, Made and execu- ' Zakar Megitarian and Agnes l^lchlgan. Mortgagors to the Farm- FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CIL ierfl stAte Banl1 or Judge of Probate. family visited his brother at Grand-1 in time is he?" when plenty of stock could be picked ted by William H. Watts and Ele- Segitarian of the City of Grand AKo. Michigan In ttw- Matter of the Eatate of vllle Sunday. We stock a complete line of Robert M. Barksdale. Minister nora Watts, his wife, the said Ele- Rapids, Kent County, Michigan, to corporation organized and do- Tryphema Edaon, Deoeaaed. SHOE SALE 10:00 a. m.—Sunday School. "Two or three times 1 heard that up in the Sweet Spring valley with nora Watts joins In the making Home Owners' Loan Corporation,'tb® laws of the Leonard DenHcuten of Cascade! Plumbing Supplies and main- a much shorter drive to safety? Carlton H. Runciman having fil- and lady friend of Grand Rapids 11:00 a. m.—Worship service. he was an outlaw wanted in Texas and execution of this mortgage not a Corporation organized under the S^ate of Michigan). Alto. Michigan, ed in said court his petition, pray- If you pick your shoes on style, and are alive 1 tain a Modern Tin Shop. the RUtec only for the purpose of barring laws of the United States of Amer- Mortgagee which said mortgage were Saturday evening guests of Sermon theme. "Entering Into for robbing a train." Frank said As he rode through the darkress, ing for license to sell the interest Life." There will be special music "Name of Clint Doke. it was mind focused on the problem, an- her right to dower, but also for lated February 8. 1934, and re- 5" '"'•corded In the office of the of said estate in certain real es- to real value in every purchase this is the Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dahlke. the purpose of mortgaging her own un by the choir. You are invited to claimed. He's in corded In the office of the Register . 9? " tate therein described. place to come. The values are hig and every Mr. and Mra. Oscar Andrews vis- ttith Howards ig^jhood flashed upon Gray. Interest In the described premises, of Deeds for Kent Courty, Mich- ^ Mlchijmn on the 23rd of Octo- It is Ordered. T'hat the 8tfa day ited Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Phone 78 Rea. 305 worship with us. May the Easter gang somehow. When we were in r A Occasionally smugglers from Sono- mortgagors, to the Farmers State igan, on February 20, 1984, in Li- ' - D, 1919 in Liber 455 of of May A. D. 1838. at ten o'clock style angle is present. There are shoes that East Grand Rapids the past week.j day mean the renewing of life for Idiik- the barn he changed his voice so Bank of Alto, Michigan (a corpora- ber 782 of Mortgages, on Pages 39- Mortgage* on pages and 387 all. ra brought silver to Tough Nut to In the forenoon, at said probate Mrs. John Cox and sons and 1 they wouldn't know who he was." tion organized and doing business 40. and said mortgagee having on September 14th, 1928, office, be and Is hereby appointed fit every occasion and pocket book. Chas. W. Cook 7:00 p. m.—The Young People buy goods for consumption in Me*- under the laws of the State o' elected under the terms of ' aa d mortgage was assigned by, the Mrs. Eugene Dahlke attended t WIUIAM MACLEOD IAIN! id Farfl er St 0 for hearing said petition, and that Grace Church in Grand Rapids j will meet In the parish house for "He can't be all bad," Ruth broke jCOi thus escaping the Mexican ex- Michigan), Mortgagee, which said" mortgage to declare the entire ff . 1 i ?. ^® , all persons Interested In eaid es- WNU SEtVICI mortgage was recorded In the of- principal and accrued interest i Michigan to the Old NaUona Bank Sunday. c49 tf the weekly discussion. All young in. her eyes shining like stars, "I p0rt duty on silver and the import 0 tate appear before said court at people are invited to come and fice of the Register of Deeds for thereon due. which election it docs 1 0' Gran0 d Rapids, Michigan (a cor- said time and place, to show cause Ladies' NEW Spring Mrs. Andrew Houseman andl knew it all the time, only all the duty on merchandise. In such illicit hereby exercise, pursuant to whlch P ™" *) assignment was re- share their ideas with us. the County of Kent Michhlga n on n why a license to sell the interest Mrs. Clintcn Thoma? have been on' evidence was against him. 1 don't trading there was a fat profit. Be- there is claimed to be due and un- i office of the Rerlster THE STORY the 20th day of July. A. D) . 1923 in of said estate in said real estate the sick list the past week. So. Lowell Busy Friday. April 22. 8:00 p. m.. there believe he is the man who shot at tween El Paso and Nogales there Liber 483 of Mortgages on page paid on said mortgage at the date for the County of Kent should not be granted. — SHOES — will be called a meeting of the of this notice for principal and Michigan, on the 15th day of Sep- Mrs. Oscar Andrews visited Mrs ! CHAPTER I—Ruth Chlswlck of Father at Tail Holt He may be Was no port of entry. The only M6. It la Further Ordered, That pub- J. Cox Monday afternoon. In the Comers church for the purpose of electing On the 28th day of May A. D. Interest the sum of One Tnousand ^mber A, D. 1923 in Uber 496 on lic notice thereof be riven by pub- $2.45 • $3.95 officers to the vacancies in thej L C ranch, obsessed by fear of bad. That is. he may have done custom-house was a shack on the Six Hundred Thirty-three and sixty 0LuMort*^M:, i?1*1 ^ evening Mr. and Mrs. DeYoung Mrs. Howard Bartlett 1950 the said William H Watts, e r 9th lication of a copy of this order, for board of Deacons and bo^rd of danger to her outspoken and bull- bad things. But he isn't mean. He San Pedro river at the point where widower, and survivor of William Hundredths Dollars (|1,683.60) and ® Pl"r and family were guests. headed father, Lee, from a band of a,d three mccesslve weeks previous to Trustees. All members and friends i wouldn't lie about it He'd come « nms into the United States. One H, Watts and Elenora Watts, en- no suit or proceeding at law or in ^ " said day of hearing, in the Lowell SADDLE OXFORDS Arthur Peel and fons visited at lawless rustlers headed by Sherm aa of a d Ra,> the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Mn?. Ray Rlttenger and niece, of the church are urged to btp res-] Howard, decides to save him by straight out with that defiant mock- of the routes followed by smugglers tered Into an agreement with the equity having been insUtuted to re- ^ ?l 9l S. " Ledger, a newspaper printed and Brown and Whit* $2.45 motored to Holland Saturday to ent. America observes Army day April said Farmers State Bank of Alto, cover the debt secured by aaid ^ the^d Farmew Miller and family of East Cale- eloping with young Lou Howard, ing smile of his," wound through Live Oak canyon, mortgage or any part thereof: ^e Bank of Alto. Michigan, said circulated In said county. be with her sister and aunt over | Sherm's son. and comes to the 6 as Uncle Sam turns attention to Michigan, whereby the time of pay- 1 1 11 1 JOHN DALTON. donia recently. "That's all very well, daughter," I From It the descent to Tough Nut ment of said mortgage was ex- Now. Therefore, by virtue of the l" ^!" " i? '* "corded in off- Judge of Probate. CHILDREN'S WHITES ARE IN, Mrs. J. Cox and son Robert were Sunday. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY town of Tail Holt to meet him. his air corps, an important arm of e 0 8 Mr Rit, n While In Yell Sanger's store, a bee assented, "I'll grant you he was by an easy grade, tended to the 11th day of June, A. >wer of sale contained In said j? c0untv Mi2f£l true copy. supper guests at the John McCall . i *** « P" Morning service every Sundav isn't a villain like that killer Morg The longer he thought of It the defense. At March Field, Calif., D, 1935 and was recorded In the mortgage and pursuant to the Sta- i^® ^ ^ FRED ROTH, and nard crook-nosed stranger enters, sizes tutes of the Slate of Michigan tn tember 18th. A. DT . 1824 in Liber home In Grand Rapids Wednesday TM ^ " OO a. m E were pretty sure we had a great car up the situation, and when a Norris. Fact is, I never could quite more convinced he was that the raid aerial bombs are loaded with sand office of the Register of Deeds on on page 532; that Register of Probate. c48, 8t Admiration Hosiery night. and Mr. and Mrs. Earl McDlarmid Sunday School at 11:00 o'clock actually outselling one of the Big Three of drunken cowboy, Jim Pender, 1 and water preparatory to defense the 2nd day of June, 1930 in Liber such case made and provided. No- .9 - • _ Friday night for dinner. whi hee n some months ago we checked the get myself to think so. spite of all was against smugglers. A pack- 709 of Mortgages, on pages 525 and tice Is Hereby Given that on May of Janu^WY^A^Pi . State ef MBoMgaa. Tfce drenit A testimonial meeting is held! W the lowest'priced field. rides In and starts shootinc, pro- the proof. We sure owe him a loi horse had accompanied the Norris maneuvers. The bottles contain U. 1938, at l6:00 o'clock, forenoon. m , Francis Williams, wife and two every Wednesday evening at 8:001 tects Ruth, while Lou Howard 526, e Court for t*e County of Kent— 59c - 79c final blueprints on the 1938 Buick. party, probably to carry back the smoke chemicals that leave a trail On the 25th day of January, A. Eastern Standard Time at the ter?? th- e I^armerFanneras State Bank of Alto, In Chancery Moseley-Murray Lake sons of Flint attended the play and o'clock. It's still going ahead—not car Number Seven hides. Disgusted with Lou's cow- n Michigan to Charles R. Foote. L Mr*. W. Enole spent the week-end with her par- ardice. Ruth calls off the elope- on account of what he did for Frank silver. Moreover, the personnel of i •i ^ enable the pilot to check his D. 1934 the said mortgage was as- north front door of the Court A reading room for the general It had the new and mighty DYNAFLASH en- signed by the said Farmers State House, in the City of Grand Rap- H Dintaman and Charles L Colby, David B. Sterrlck and Carolyn E. jeote. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritten- or Eight, as one might expect by its price- ment, and sends the stranger for But very likely he's that train rob- the group pointed to something oth- aim. Truatoes of the Segregated Sterzlck. public Is maintained in the church x;n„ tof_r_ s arkl,n „ ,i , . .. her father at the gambling house Bank of Alto, Michigan, by Earl ids. County of Kent and State of Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Ford were building and is open from two until P ^ action-the sensationally class, but one of the season's Four Best ber they want in Texas. Must be er than cattle • stealing. Neither V. Colby. Coneervatot. to L H. Michigan, (that betnr the place of Substituted Assets of the Fai Plaintiffs. across the street. There the some reason he's hiding here. You State Bank of Alto, Michigan, un- v. Our stock for Easter is very pleasantly surprised Saturday Mrs. Elizabeth Wieland opened five o'clock each Saturday after desirable TOROLE-FREB SPRINGING for a stranger, calling himself Jeff Gray, young Howard nor Kansas were top Dintaman. Charles R. Foote and holding Circuit Court in said her home Friday afternoon to the Sellers! don't want to get too sympnthetic County) said mortgage will be fore- der an agreement dated January William Sayn, or his unknown complete in all depart- evening when their parents, meets Morgan Norris. a killer. hands with cows. Why bring them Charles I. Colby. Trustees of the 35. 1934. said assignment being re- heirs, devisees, legatees and as- brothers and sisters, with their ladies that they might tie comfort- ]uUtby of ride to him." Segregated and Substituted Assets closed by a sale at public auction " - There is only one explanation of such a Curly Connor, Kansas, Mile High, along and leave an expert like Curly to the highest bidder of the pre- g*!? signs. Casaus C. McCabe, or his ments. families came to remind them an- ers for McDIarmlds who so recent- Sid Hunt, and other rustlers, and "No. if we get a chance we might of the Farmers State Bank of Alto. 00ki l< ,ll ead ,h , at home? mises described in said mortgage, 2??£f unknown heirs, deviseea lega- other year had rolled around and ly burned out ""Doclrine"of Atonement'* wO be ^ ' ' i • P™misin« d«y. We record when made by a car in the thousand* Sherm Howard. Lee Chiswick en- arrest him and send him back to Michigan under an agreement dat- Michigan on the 10th day of Feb- tees and assigns, and Gordon ters, with his foreman, Dan Brand, From chance remarks Gray had ed January 35th. A. D. 1934. said or so much thereof as may be nec- It was time to celebrate their Kenneth Lyons and Wm. Ritten- the subject cf the lesson-sermon in' "gured we had every chance of getting our dollar bracket. Texas." Ruth suggested scornfully, essary to pay the amount due as ruary. A. D. 1938 in-Liber 829 on Fero, or his unknown heirs, de- ger's of Grand Rapids attended and tells Sherm Howard of his or- gathered that Curly was the leader assignment being recorded In the pages 161 and 162 of JMortgagea. visees. legatees and assigns. birthdays. The evening was 6pent "There must be a reward for him." office of the Rerlster of Deeds for aforesaid, and any sum or sums ^ - T the play, 'The Dutch Detective" SLSS^be SSTcfcS? Share by reason of what this ear gave ders to shoot rustlers at sight. of the rustler group. But Curly was Defendants. In playing euchre and various Such a car is so good—has so much of value CHAPTER II—Jeff Gray returns "Now — now! No use getting Kent County. Michigan on the 4th which may be paid by the under- p^L. Jnd Claris? gamee. Mrs. Carrie Ford and Del- at Alto Friday night. The Lyons April 17. the buyer for his money. no wanton killer. 7 of March, A. D. IMS in Uber signed at or before said sale "T At a session of eald Court held Beach & Outman in it—people just won't do without it! to Ruth and coldly reassures her ,dl r at the Court House, in the City of bert Kropf proved themselves to stayed the week-end with her par- The Golden Text. (John 10:301. is: x- . • of her father's safety. At supper, highty-tighty. Miss He can come Gray did not ride straight for the I of Mortgages on page 509. t"" " ° '•>"•••"« «» «•* ££;,"SHS and stay at the L C long as ho canyon, but took the road that led Grand Rapids, in said County, this be the best at pick up sticks. After ents, Chas. Rittenger's. "I and My Father are one." ] when times are sterner, it appears we Ruth interoduces Jeff to her father Phat on March 5th. X D. 1W8. by a deed reoord- 9th day of April. A. D. 1938.' Lowell - Belding Mrs. Elizabeth Wieland and son They buy it not only in preference to other and Brand, and In Sanger's store wants. We'll do all we can for him, to the L C ranch-house. The Chis- I. H. Dintaman. Charles R. Foote the pot luck lunch was served Among the Bible citations is thu built better than we knew—we've got a car Present; Honorable LEONARD Carl Kropf presented the honored Walter attended church In Lowell passage (Ephesians 2:13-18): But | r". . ,t , , 6" - v«i later she speaks cordially to Curly since we don't know he is an out- wicks would know much better than and Charles I. Colby, Trnstees of ,0,ks 51 t do cars—they buy in preference to waiting for the Segregated and Substituted mortgage. and 1 D. VERDIER, Circuit Judge. couple with a gift in behalf of the Sunday morning to hear Rev. new in Christ Jesus ye who some-1 J" W Without! Connor. Coming out of the store, law." her father said, he what to do. since they were fa- h, n on A ,ril ln It appearing from the bill of com- easier times and readier money-to-spend! they are greeted by sudden gun- Assets of the Farmers State Bank all leucosis, charges and exp€tn- ^ ** * ^ crowd and wished them many Luther whom they have known so times were far off are made nighi tu- . n . . . ses. luding an Uber 822 on page 445 of Deeda; plaint that after diligent search ! 1 0,8 reat new lay, Lee is wounded, and Jeff "And If we find he is we can kick miliar with the terrain. If he played of Alto, Michigan, under agree- fee, that on the 10th day of February more happy birthdays to come. many years. In the afternoon they by the blood of Christ. For through 6 "U'Ck was first introduced ment dated the 25th day of Jan- 6 and inquiry it is not known and That's the convincing sort of car you're Sray appears with a smoking re- him out" the girl added. "All he a lone hand he might miss the SKar" " "11930 the said Clarence J. F*rl* cannot be ascertained whether de- First Sunday After 'PaschaP Moon Miss Velma Keech and her room called on Mr. and Mre. George Him we both have access by one to the public last fall. Through September. volver, has done is save most of our lives." smugglers and let them ride on to uary, 1934. did release from further Leece. Sprrit unto the Father." ' KT L I I • ... . operation of the herein described That certain piece or parcel Sth fendants William Sayn, Cassus C. mate. Mies Virginia Snook of Uc,obc about to drive when you first take the wheel CHAPTER HI—Two days later, destruction. d Mrs. Walter Lepper. who is very Correlative passages to be read r, November, it sold in steadily in- Ruth tells her father of her pro- Her father grinned ruefully. morto-age the following described land situated In the City of Grand ^ McCabe and Gordon Fero. are liv- Is Astronomical Date for Easter Whitehall spent the week-end with of a 1938 Buick. It was in the small hours when he Rapids, County of Kent and State ~ - F^mar" Bank of Alto ing or dead, or whether they have the former's mother, Mrs. Maggie 111 In Grand Rapids, was vteited from the Christian Science text- j creasing Volume. jected elopement and her disillu- "You're sure a gadfly. Missy. You lands, to-wlt: Commencing at a Michigan, Mortgagee, whereby the Astronomically speaking, Easter sionment. Later, separated from talk like I was starting right out to reached the ranch. At his approach point thirty-three (33) feet East of Michigan, more particularly anv personal representatives or day with the arrival of spring. The Keech. Both girle will spend a Sunday by Oxel Johnson and wife. book. "Science and Health wlthi described as: time of payment was extended; heirs living, or where they or any falls on the Sunday following the If you haven't yet handled a new Buick, you her brothers riding the range. Ruth | to the house a dog barked furiously. and One Hiundrei d and thirty-five that said agreement was recorded day occurs almost simultaneously couple of days In Kalmazoo after Paul Averill of Grand Rapids Key to the Scriptures.- by Man, In a period when sales of other cars were (135) feet South of the The North (28) of them reside. Further that after first Paschal full moon after March called at Bert Willett's Tuesday Baker Eddy, Include the following I cKHimf nff •» „l.O, a • -u ought to—just to see what such a car is like! meets Jeff Gray, whom she thinks Presently someone opened the front A mechanic adjusts 100-pound Northwest in the offic0 e diligent search and inquiry, plain- with tbe ancient heathen Roman cel- which Velma will spend the rest s,Idll, 0 11 tried to kill her father. He asks corner of the Northwest quarter feet and East Twelve' (llT feet of f "^ 2L But the date was originally set of her vacation at home. morning. (p 18): Atonement is the exem ^ " went ahead, in one month door and came out on the porch. bombs beneath an army plane be- South Twenty-Eight (28) Feet of 1 tiffs are unable to ascertain the ebration of the vernal equinox. So her wno fired the first of the two (^4) of the Northeast quarter (M) to help pilgrims who needed moon- Mr. and Mrs. Kitchen, Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Willett and pliflcatlon of man's unity with God.; A voice demanded, "Who'r fore takeoff for practice at Muroc Lot Fortv
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