s· s $ $ s $ $ $ $ $ $ : bollar·.~Days !=riday and Satur_day THE INGHAM coDNTYI·:NEWs Baclwd by the Chamber of Comme1·ce, Mason stores have Ninety-Third Year No, 1A; Mason, Michigan, March 27, 1952 28 Pages joined In ~ponsorlng a double Dollnt• Days Friday and Satur­ day. News llldex Ingham 4-H Girls Model Their Own Fashions : · · In special advmtising which went into the maill; Tuesdny Eight Men Vie Wnnl ads, Pages G, 7 u'n(l 8, 3 Exchanges and in this issue of the Ingham County News nrc St;Ol'CS of I'arl I. · ' · ba1•gain offerings. • ~;ol'la\ news, Page 1,: Part 1; For Four Posts PngP ''· Part· 3. ; · Although there arc special bargains galore, r·egular store Cht1rc\1 news, Page 5, Part Reaching Out

Schedules are being observed. The Dollar Days prices become 2, ;' ' I ' ~ffcctlve Friday morning. Lr!f!lll nollces, Pn~c 8, Part As Counciln1en I; Pagos .4 and 6, , Part 2; In Phone Deal JJ:Jf!P H, PHrl 4, . . , · Ma.~on Will l'id{ Fom· $$$$$$$$$$$ J~clllorialH, Par;e 2, Purt .4, Stocldll'hlge and L1•slic ! I ' At First City J~lnctirm F"nrm news, Pagcs.4 and 5, Get Rig Sham in 811it Under the NHw Cluu-t1•I' l'arl ''· . . , Of nunlwa· llill ArmL [ 1 • , WITNESS TOO SIOJ( TO TES'flr<'Y Mason has eight canrliclales Bunker Hill residents can seeking four council pm:ls at. State Is Blocked now have ext.cnded telephone the April 7 election. II. is tlw service through Sl ockbriclge, ·Court Sits in Man's House first election undet· Mason's Leslie and .Jackson. new charter adoptccl last On land:· Pu\rchase When Fred L. Kircher of Lun- law linn of Gregg, Thompson, Orders from the public set·v­ June. sing waH too s!clt 'J'ue~c\ay tn Glassen & Parr arc rlcmnndlng ice commission went out. Tues­ testify at Mason the court moved that the $39,000 be surrendered to Under the chatter it is mntl· for Mason ~ypass to Kircher's home to talte hls be promted among all creditors day to the Rural Telephone datory that the1·e be two can- lti~:JJt·of-way buyers ·have been Co. at Stockbridge and Mieh­ testimony. of State Motors, Inc. 'George J. dictates for evet•y offiee. Foul' un:dJ!c lo scr·ut·e by purchase all 1\lrchcr was one of the wit· Hutter Is Wrcher's attorney, 1:1r• l:!nd needed for the hypa~s igun Bell Telephone to pro­ nesscs callerl to testify In the Harland N.. Jarvis and Ben.la· council vacancies arc coming rrotll, ttittun & ltkl~•!i~~ ers. be increased as follows: 1-party ber. ' morning, . . l.ullol'""· • The city ordinance also pro· business, $3.715 instead of $3.00; As VIctor I

nnrl tc!nehel'H pnrtldpallng, It. !11 lHd!ONimVF! UU\' ITOJ\m '.' .., ' B·.. 'k' . ·. e···: ~· ·. ' Jly In Hell Onlc, .'T'he occitsiOJ] wns I I e ve·n l'iill nnmtai birthday t•elehmtlon 'l .! mn Fleming. 'I'he members·" riP.· spoke and showed colored pic· ly dnsecl 'l'hursdnys. r'nundl HonllhL I ::w I For Holy Week t urcs of the WMk of the· Good· , , , , : nl of her frlcmrls. Those nltemhng loss woHlrl J;~ve resulled.r··. eided 011 fl "Traveling Daslmt" ns , Womu~ s' club mc.mh1.rs ~~~~ were Patty Wiehtoskl, ,Judy Ar· neeelpts amounted· to · ~~6.!10, a way of earning money to help Union scrvlct!s will he held by will IndLtstt'les at the closing fam· I'ueHt~ny ,\ftcrno.on ~~-lite llbt.u~ 1mour, Carol and Marla, J.mT, .Jcnn ngninst expe,nses o.f,$354,31:!; pay ror an Jnvnllrls lift for the tho· .Leslie· churches rlurln~ Holy ily night for the season at the Ingham County News : March 27, 1952 Page 2 with 3.(~ m~mh~lll l.~c~~ntt ~n~~·~:, jHIHlson, .Tcnn ,J~ycc, l'iuzam~c. Ml· TllC brr.alJ" 00 $30 00• regiortal proceeds tl · "1 · The service will he nt the Hap· luclt supper.· Cmmnunlty sing in~ meeting lnclwlcd n report o! the ·• .>. •• • • ' ' Fla., for two or nee wee {S, tlst: church cm Sunday, April G, nt completed the evenln~. nomlnnllng r~rnnrnil.tl'<', Nnnposcd ·Exlenslon Gro'up Mcefs ~?·0° ~~~;- mi$l~~t~ :v~['lt(~~o~~;~~i Mr. and ¥rs. Fred Hoisington of Mrs, Weslr!y Thomas, Mr~. · , . . Jrcc 1 _ps, ' "'·.0 ' " ' nrc moving this wcclt into lhc 7:30 ·fl. m.. with Rev. S. n. Wen· li( .1 llr xll'r anrl Mrs. JcnrnH· Holt. extension ~roup met Wil.h proecerls, $.77,.JO, rlon~,tUons. by J es . apartment nt. !JG:3 Elm ger of the Congregational church • 1 11 1 H ld f Auto - Fircl - Cn.'lualty ~~~H1 ' · Mrs, Helen Sprnlter for a ·!esson students, transportation, ~;z b~ses, .~ t SlJealdng. Monday night nt the . Rites e . or wo~ ' , . on lamp shades. Mrs. rwelyn $89.00; donallqns :.by :. merchants s ree · Free Methodist church with Rev. 1 lw. follo~ing ofl ~:ers \~c:e .Tessop was co-hostess. Mr•s, Hazel rtnd supporters, $23.00; Wardrobe Dr, Cecil ~angham ~nd f~mil~ E. E. Carpenter of tlte Methodist D 'ld- M L Flll'lnc:r" llunlt llnlhllng elected: Pmsulenl, Mrs. Cllttmcl Wnlclofsky will have lhe Api'il Clcmners, $fl,Of).. . , of Colur(lhus_. Ohio, m? vl:~llln~ churcl1 spealdng. Tucsduy nlghl ona ac ean I JOY 0. DAVIS I•'lnndN!!i vlr:e·lll'Csidcnt:, Mrs. :meeting-, Tuesday, a sewln~ clinic Disbursements ·were: Bus tu this week w1th his pa1ents, M1. at the Congre~atlonal church with Gower Chapman; reconilng seen~· ,was held at the town ilnll. Snt.l!l'· district tourney;·$12 :oO:Y~f·•Grey- ancl Mrs. r~rncst. Langham. Rev.' s .. C. Hendley of the Free Donald 'I',,·· Mt~cl,cnn,. '74, of (ar,Y. Mrs. ]crank Lnnrlers; CCJ!'L'!'· dny is achievement clay at Mnson: hound hus trips lo rc~lonnls, Methodist church speaking, nnd Wood road, Lesllc township, rliecl stmndlng scerelary, Mrs. Howard .This is to he the 25th anniversary $20G.fl0; meals . ut ·. reglonnls, Wednesday night at the Methodist nt Foote ~hospital In Jnclo ;ou roeaU 7 Don't Fuss ... pearls ami a.· waist-length .'veil. o'clock with burin! in the Mnple Pixley hardware store. Mrs. Fred Mr. Launslein,· ' · 't. -Hii~ pi~ro. I She carried a white Bible topped Grove cemetery.. Heuer reported on the P. '1'. A. Friday night is youth night Of coYru you do. Itnppcnrcd rccendy with a white orchid bouquet. proposed recreation project and with a picture nnd sermon on the ia the LENNOX full-pnge nd ia the ,Miss Dixie A,nn . Emcde' was Martha Ruthruff ' after some discussion it was de· rcssurrection. Saturday night the Saturday Evening Post. ' maid of honor and flower. girls cJded to help when plans were Call Us . . • sermon and picture will be on the su,h porfoct comfort and relalinlion were Deborah ·Ann Farson and more definite. ascension, and Sunday night the can only be enjoyed when your lwme Karen Lynn Fari:jon,, .cousins. of o·.es on Thursday ' Mrs. Mary Agnew was the lend· theme is the second coming. Mr. is perfectly heated, and we would Avoid sJiringtim·e trouble with a new roof by us the bridegroom. Best man was er for the prog~am and intro· Launstein will speak Sunday nt welcome the opportunity to show you Roger Odcn of Lawton, Okla., duced Mrs. zorn Buckingham who how you can hnve that perfect com• II f brl'degroom· They Mrs. Martha Ru\hruff, died J 1 n. m. also. 1 tl e 5:3, fort with LENNOX-at much less Jro · 1er o 1. · was music chairman for the eve· Family night will be observed arc sons of. ·Mrs.. I-Ierbel.'t;·;·Mea- Thursday morning. at ·the Mason ning.. She pres.·ented .Tohn Kraft cost than you mig~t think. 1 "m a· f SnJmn" ·calif · · · Gen·eral hospital follci\ving a long at the Baptist. church with an np· c ln • ~ ' • · • who played a piano solo. Mrs. Tl 1C Couple Wl'll ltvc 1'n West slclmess, She bad been. li.ving at pre cia lion • su.pper· to which all L " Angnlcs' af.te"r''' t'hefr• · 'honey· the "Iolloway· Nursing hom. e. Her Agnew presented Don Foust,R who helped on the building and o~ ~ · ' . · · " · . . publisher of the Leslie Local C· moon up the coast of .California.. hom_e, however,·· was m · Eaton publican. Mr. Foust gav~ a llri~f other activities of the last year LET US HELP-Whctheritisfo~anew ·. are invited. There will be a pot· or remodeled home or a replncemcnt,, . • ~apJds. : ... ·· _' history of papers published m lLick supper and program. Jet us help you select the size:llfld ' dk T l.k. She was born January 2;:>, 1899,.. Leslie beginning with The Fogg t~pc .• . 'j ~ M T .--, of henting plant .thnt will g1ve you, I - rs. le e '· a s : ". t?~ da_ught~r of.Samuel and Hat- Horn which was printecL before Bnnd' Blll11JIIef;':l.?I.JUII\I!d ··:·; ·:. rcsults~·Our .·. ,,'.:.. the most snrisfnctory con, ~~::r.'~··_:.· , ··.,.)•' .~·~·.. ,~~·~~~1.~·~·:~.':-', :'·.·~<·:I ·l.··t.·S·t·.u·dy· :(lu··b:·Me-~~t: tle~etser,I!J~at:on(!ol!':JtY.,.\Vhe~:eiLeslie was organized ns a village. 'PI . f .. :·: t!'"'.·b· .. ·1 'b· ...... t. suitation service is free, but it Ctln·.be l R ·slfe attended sc.hool On.M.arch .1, There \vere two other papers · nns or 1e am nnque M R tl were the main business at the of great value to you in reducing cost Members of Holt Child' Study 19!1° :she mamed' anne~ . u 1. printed at that time, the Leslie meeting of the Band Mothers' of installntion and providing comfort ·Harr:y· '.:S.·~rg~ss Comp·~nY club· heard Mrs; Kpn~!;ll:h.Siecllte rl)f~·;,S~c, was a member. of the Local and the Leslie Republican, club on Monday evening at the throughout the years to come, · \VIio~~:}l~l~~s arc boht'~-alot raised ·: ··· ·•• of Masqn spenl~ on Fn~la]1 :chi!· Sprmgport Methodist .church. which later were combined into high school. Mrs .. Malcolm Stu- F. An' derson·: & s·ons ' . . . .r' .:· . c... rlren .. ·Wednesday. Sne ·described :· Survlving·:besides the husband the present paper. art, president, :presided at 'the Phone 5781 Leslie life on a Sioux Indian reservation is a brother, Oris Helser of Lan· Mrs. 0. J. Edwards introduced meeting with Mrs. Eben Cady re· II h 2363 in tlic:i West where she· imd her sing, and a. half-sister, Pearl wn.l Mr. Lindemer who told of recent corcling the minutes. A turl

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Includes e Glare Guard • Tone Control e Area Selector Corner of Cedar ' '._. e 'Built-in· Booster ·,: Plus ~ntenna, etc:. · .: 1.·s·Wo .Dow;n .. Mason··· . ' /:! ., II M4=1rriage Announced INrriATION rs HELD Mt•, and Mrs, C. r~. ,Jacobs and Auxiliary Holds nalnbow Girls of the MIIHOII !nmlly H(lcnt Suncbty with Mr. uml Ml'R, William Pcelt and !amlly ut Assembly No. 38 held lnltlatlon Lnlce Odessa, 1 ,, Regular Meeting Monday night. Eleanor Brown Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gmvcs of , Social bvenls anJ ·rJ>ersonab .... was Installed as worthy ndvtsot•, Lansing spent Sunday evening ,"PI *. * • .~ ... Tuesdayj Night nnd Velma Kerr gave her vows with Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Wright. / tts u new candidate for the orgnn· Mr. and Mrs. David BmJJJett KIP ROBSON HO~ORED . With Mrs, .Dm·ln Blferl In lzatlon. After the meeting Ice spent the wcelc end with 1\11', and :;i;Gaddy-Ridley Vows Solemnized Kip Robson celcbt•alcd his sec. Shower Honors charge of · the pror:rnm, com· cream, calce and ten were served. Mrs. Charles Rich and family. ond birthday· nnnlvct·snt;Y Sattu·· rnunlty uervlce wa~l cllscljsscd at .,11 . Mls:; Jcannclle M. Ridley and day nt a pnrty gjven by his moth· the meeting Qf Browne-Cavcncler .... Cpl. Harlan L. Gaddy exchanged cr, Mrs. nol)crt R.ob~on.· ThoHc Mrs .. Jefferies Amcrlcatl Legion A.uxlllnry No, wedding vow11 Sunday afternoon, present were h!s. grandmother, 74B of Mnaon Tue~day evcnil1g, Murc!J !l, In the Rives Baptist Mrs, Mnudc Taylor of -Columbits, Mrs ..Jay H. Snyder, Sr., and Mrs. Eifert' reported· that local Mrs. William Porter entertained '·--church'1'11 ·tt'. :!•30,, • Ohio; his brother, .aradpnnd Mrs. Auxiliary 'members have devoted qt a storlt shower nt the Snyder "'· Rev, Dallas Berry performed LN;I!c Palmer, Sheryl and . Re· 144 hour~ of scrvlcQ to the blood Super-Duper Savings the clouhlr'-l'lng rites before an bceca, and Claude Foster, He re· home Thursday evening honoring hanl1, civil defense activities and . , u!Lm· hanlwrl with hu;;!tctu of ccivecl many nice gifts n.ft'cr !)'Irs. Normnn Jcfl'erlcs. lo studying first aid and home · · white snapdragons, gladioli and which Mrs. Robson served caltc Mrs. Jefferies Is visiting her nut·slng, since the unlt'ti fiscal For Dollar Daf ····rel·ns. Scvcnly·liV!~ guests were and Ice cream. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbllrt year began October 1.. Vnlulng ~'"present for tlw ceremony. ' Jll Ill * Colby.· ' this service al 75c · pi!I' holll', as Joyce Hcccler played Lmdltionul Spring flowers and forsythia Instructed by the national organ!· . were used in decorating the re­ wtion, the MaHon Unit Is to be 1 wedding musle for !he nupllals. MI1S. CLAHK '·BENJAMIN ~... The bride, given In marriag-e by Haring~Knisely freshment tuble. credited with $333.00 in the past Men's Suits .,, her fatlwt·, chose a g-own of white Guests were Mrs. Norman six months; Mr. ami Mrs:· Merlrlllh Palter­ laec and twl. The dress was fash­ Vows Repeated Jefferies, Mrs. IIarolrl Jefferies, MrH. Gladys BUI'I'OUghs, SCCl'C· son· of Bunltcr Hill announce the Ioned with a lace Jackel and sltlrt Mrs. Robert !{night, Mi:s. Floyd .tary of the Ma~on clvll defcusc mal'l'iage of the! I' daughlcr, Kath· made of rows of !nee and net. Hct· Wesleyan Mclhorllst: church In Taylor, Mrs. Zola Bash!ord Dart, qonrd,, reported. th11t 15 Auxlllary Jeen B., to Clark M. Benjamin, Women's Suits

fingertip veil of Illusion was held __, :.• Lansing was the ~cene. Salurcllly Mrs. Robert Fox, Miss Lila Fern f11Cmbct·s arc engaged in defense non of Mr. and MrH. Rex Ben· rln: pj;u~c by a lar~e cap and she ~.. >: ' evening of the marriage of ~l~s Colby, Mrs. Cordle Bashfot·d, worl1, -some in various c!Qrlcnl .Jamin of Pe1·ry. 'fhe ceremony •c. :Mrs. Jack O'Bcrry enteriained Women collld render to chlldreh ~ Frlday evening in honor o! her ;tt the. ~oUtlty SIUl(to!'lum, to pco· * 1/1 * Ingham County News ·March ·27; 1952 Page 4 Mrs. Harold Bender will enter- sonl Chu-ckle, who celebrated his pie receiving old age assistance P,aristyle Shoppe lain members of the Mason Sen· first birthday anniversary. Guests ~nd to nursing homes. The .feasl· Included Mrs. James O'Berry and ior Child Study club at the. an· Sharon, Mrs. Lurcn Bartlett and hlllty of an .outdoor swimming Herman Sullens nual meeting on W!i!~lncsd!jy, Llndn, Mrs. Richard Fell and ~ool for use during the summer for April 2. There will be a bohemian months was also discussed. The dinner at 6:JO. St~vlc, .. Mrs. J. B.: Evans, Gary, ;.mit ordered 2,500 veteran·madc Wed SO Years Worlt!ng wllh Mrs.. Bender as L?rry and Handy, ~t's. James }apples foi• its annual campaign Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bullen of co·hostesscs will be Mrs. Rohert 0 ;Berry, Jr., and Ron me and Mrs. tn May. Sulphur Springs, Florida, will Leonard, Mrs. Donald Scofield, Ly)_e Mlller and Rosel?'n and Eddy Dollar Day Bargains * * .. celebrate their go\dcn wedding an· Mrs. Robert · Bullen arid Mr5.· of Lan~lng. ~hucltte . received niversary Wednesday, Apr!) 2. vance Kennedy. · many mce g1Hs. The hostess Their address Is Box !l251, Tampa During· the evening_'. members served refreshments· of calte, ice Party. Honors 4. . ' .. will work on program favors for cream and c~;fe~. * . Jessie Haynes and Herman Bul· Any59c Article· 2·for $1 the coming ~.lu~nl~g· convention. PARTY HEL~ S.t\.TUR[!AY len were married April 2, l!l02. Dolores Reeser They have three sons, Jim of An· White, Navy, Red, Green or Mrs. Olive Brown· atiended the Leonard Nelson .was guest of Gloves $1 Mrs. William Reeser enter· choragc, Alaska, Clarl' of Port­ 10th anniversary of Blue Star hollDr Saturday evening when a land and Dt·. Robert Bullen of Tan Mothers meeting ut Flhit grot.lp of · fi'lends and relatives ;alned seven chlldren Saturday in honor of the fifth birthday an· Mason: Wednesday. . called at his home. in honor of his Mr~ Bullen was a farmer before Mrs. Agnes Corner·· of· Gage· birthday anniversary. Progressive nivcrsary of her daughtct·, Do· NYLON HOSE ores._ ~ .. his retirement. The Bullens spend town visited her parents, M·r. and pedro was the. diversion of the ·· Those present were Susan every winter in Florida. Mrs. Elmer. Bravcridet·, Friday in cv(1J;llng with honors going to All first quality prketl •·egulnrly from .::!alrns, Dawn . Densmore, Sally * .'' * Ill' $1.35 to $1.75 · honor of the couple's 5ist' wed· M~. ·Margaret Sanborn, Mrs. Ida BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD ding anniversary.. Mr. arid Mrs. Kempf, Ralph. Furtney and Arden .Holliday, VIckie Borejka, Bt·ad A surprise birthday party was fOtl Forrest Hill and family and Mrs: Isb.el.. Refreshments of sand· Robson and Sherry and Stanley itolmes. held Saturday evening honoring Martha Wnuvle. also· ·visited the wiches, cake and .Jcllo were 79c Each • 2 pair $1.50 Braveriders In llonor . of the OC· served. The honored guest rc· Dolores received man'y nice Clayton John.son on his 39th \0· ~ifts. Guests played games after birthday anniversary. Euchre liUB~ casiim. · · : ~;~- ceived many nice gifts. which the hostess served Ice was the' diversion of the eve­ Mrs. Franlt Rathburn has been * * • One lot A,'D m• C cu1•s, Reg·, $1.71i 2 for $1 ~ream and birthdaY. cake us rc· ning. 'l'hirty.five guests attended. BRAS One lot of Nylons, Res·. $2.50 ...... ei\Cit'$1 ~~lS sick at her home. She wiil not he Mr.· und Mrs. Stuart Flanders lreshments. · · able to return to .he.r work .at spe'nt Sunday in Battle Creek Mr. Johnson received many nice * fie * . gifts. $118 oNll Rathburn's Hardware until some· with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Webster time next week. . and sons. . 'a.o'l'o·.wa· !V_. 1\Te•·•~ Mrs. Rcva Croni(rlghl/(oi:. Perry Mrs. William Herrick Is 'at u~ II .., .t '~ ICIU Mr. and Mrs .. Harold Bender Garter Belts 19c $1 ReCJ. $\43 spent the weelt end with M1·. ;ind home caring for her daug-hter, Mrs. Allee .. Hanson returned and famlly visited Mt·. •ou."t . ... -·- ·-- . Along w,ltlt your. new Easter Texas:· · · . Rev. D. R. ·Silvernail : Orina ~~d · La~ra Tomt•klns finery sport a new hairdo, . Mr. ilnd Mrs. (,;:layton Hulett 1 Evangelist . · Slilgea· and Musician '$1· Off Slip~ $~.9~, ~P .· _,. ., . . .MASON '. For appolntmcn~ call. r~:to~~~~~~r~a~~~· 4~~~:~~s ~~~~ i ' . :con. TO SUND~Y SCHOoL 89 ;,~· .. ,~.O,M.E:~~PP~IA~CE-...... ·-~~"S.I!~i~ i~- ~!~d c::~~~~e ~~~e ~~eMl~~a ::s~ I: . . . • .:MASON·-~-:~··; .. ;; _· .. ·'·· · · . ·vur $ Day·Offer Not Good ! · Wytlie attended a i :: · On This Combination · i .... '· '~::>ORIS'S H~~~~:'Frnnk Church_ of_ t_h_' e'.. Nazarene.~·. Paristyle She».ppe stork·,shower for her niece, Mrs. . Pltone 25~11 · B.eauty' s.hop \. '. Donald Hotchkin, at the home of 2$1'1 w. Elm.St~et· ..... · •· REV;·II11GII,PlrrNAM, l'astor. For Inexpensive Smartness ·· · · ·s; 'Cedar'::_·: Mrs. George Champagne In Lan· 1.. ·" . · · ' .· •. . . ·. 1. · • .· ··. ·· 108 E. Aslt ~lton(} ~-21 !,.....,;,. ___,.._.....-...,;;-..---....__, sing. . --· · · ... · ~~~~~~~~~~~~~-----•...• ...•.• .• • .. •llil ~-·-·._ .. _._.... _ ....._ .... _ .._ .. _... _... _ _..·..;.-·_·---·--·.._-·_·· ·--·-·· ___...._.-_ ...... _ ... :_.::.;;.. .. ;;..'· _, •

'I pifJP·l'il!lllii'I'H, 11111! IIJI(ll'opl'ialr!ly .n,·,,·t'lS JlfiBH /llld Wllll 0JII'd ~(1,0{), Study Clubs to Use r!rP~HPri will fPailli'P till' main Ia· /1 011 ::lnlurdny Lylu JolmHon ol !lie r•pntm·p!Pr'l'li at lim evenhli.( H~lt Board of Education Adopts Lesfie Farmer Muson plendcd guilty to diBllll'b· Mrs. Harker Spring Decorations dlnlll'J' lll'ld In till' Lr!l-(lon l\1e- A roan, 111lchnel Clnrcnl'e, wns hnl'll to Mr. 1,1nci MrH, Clarmwc lng lim pcar•1: l•'riday ulgllt, He For Planning Mee·t llJorlnl iluilrlln~-:. Btn•gesH Saturday' ut the Span·ow New Pay Schedule for Teachers Die$. in H4>spital pnld $H.70 rmd wns pln~od on pro· To Be Speaker f-1mull llnwr•r pots and lifll'inlt· hns[J!tn,l In' J,.n' ~tn· .... , , ·.: 1 hat Inn for lhrer: months, "April Showers" nnd "May 1 11 ·• ,., 'The IIoil hoard of edut•ntlon in Y£Htr, In the new sclwdule tlw sex Donnlcl 'r. MneLcun, 7·1, riled in llnr: c•an;; wl.ll form t•xtm Jet'lll'il·l Mr. ruJrl MrH .. nobcrt.E. Wore lloy Di<•ldn.~on of M11son wns Mr~. ,John Stanley Hartter, wlfo Day" will set ·the theme for tlw lions and Will :tl:w lw lalw·llonw nt'r!' tl1e parents of n aon, Dnnlel 11 H[Jeclnl tnc£:tlng J'a:;;t Thursday rliff<•mntlal, which )lnd been $200 Foote hOS(Jltal, ,Jackson, Monday finer! $2S.OO und tmlnrcd to p::y nf the prosidcnt. of Alma college, I evening, adnpled 11 1ww IPiiPitr!r:r tlw lln;t yent• nnd $300 thct·eafl· clccoratlng comniltt1•e'H effoJ'ts nl fHV•JI'H l11r tlrP llloiiH·rs f11r thell' J•:rlwln,· hom nt 'Ute Mn~on Gcn· morning, Ilc had umhwgone a I'Ost;; of $10.:10 on n reddess driv­ will ndrh·css members of the the Mlehlgnn Cllilrl Sturly llHsoC'in· r·Jrllrh·<'n. r•rrr'l hospital Sntt~rday, Mrs. Ware Hillary schedule fot• tlw l!l:i~·G:! l!l', was dutn,~cd to $200 the first stomach operation (here Mlll'l'h Ing cllargr. to which ho pleaded Women's Rodely of the Presby· tlon spring plunnlng r·onvf'ntlon · ·· " Is the former h·ma'Roose. sdwol year. Undt•t• the new st~lcd· year and $250 !hercnfter, 13 anrl then anot.hm• eml~t·gcJwy l(ttllly Wednesday before ,Justice terlnn f'hurch Thursday nlr:ht, ule women with 1111 All d\•grPe ol' , fit addition to adopting uie new operation •Willi performed Sulut·· here Apl'il 17• twcot•tlln~-: to ''"· S·\ltNIA wr I~IAN I>Jio::·: Mr. nnrl ivli'o. Tom Grnham of ,John Grur~el of Leslie, The judge 'rlw meeting ls scheclulcd to cquivalont tralnlll!~ will K11ll't 111 st•lwdulc Ill(! lmanlauthorized the day, chairmen of that committee, Mrs. a!Ho put Dlcl\in~on on proha!lon slllt't at 7:30, Mrs. ,James II. Vnn· Glen Dunn, .Jr., and Mr:r. Glenll Mr. :rntl Mn .. "''ih ,,.,,rrthY ar· William~ton hqve a son, Lau· $3,000 instend oi $2,700 nnrl I'IJII· ltl!'lng of two extra elementary Mr. MacLean was 11om nt Lof'h· for a year. der Vcn announced. She is pro· I rlwd at Lil.r•l.tllli. Jo'lo: 1d:r ·i·llf'S·Il'ilnco llnnison,' hm~n Marcil 1<1, tlnue with $100-a·,YPIIr llll'l'C· l<•nchrm; to help tnlScotland, .July 12, 1877. gram chnll·man. rnen!H to 11 muximllm 111' X:J,(jt)l), f(l'GWing HciHJoJ (JOjlUiatJon ami II 'l'ra fflc viola lion tlr•ket sctlle­ Coidrful umbrella ln1r•s with d;iy, rl!:ll'< !1 'I, 11111 l1nrl ':• 1'1'1111'11, Mr. 1 Mn;, Marvin Ott have He became· 11· •gardmwt· nnd in 11111 Men wilh the AJJ rlr:;;t•r.r! Ill' ·,·enwrllal rending teacher to give meniH reported hy .Judge Adnms Miss Mnry Menovslt<', n Mason :;mali parasols·· m•p·Jdnj~ P<~l'il h"mr•Tillll''i·ln:;. ~J;rrl'il 1.1, rlr1r: to a son, Douglas Lee, born Sunday '1904 he came to lhe United Stall's. eRuivulcnl will start at $:1,301) special help to lhose students In IIJc Jlll~t. Wl'e!t we1'e: sludent at Alma, will accompany place ns favors ivlll lw wa•rl :rt tl1r· :.II'I·;IH'H, "'"' r!P:rlll ol Mrs. In the M~:~son General hospital. He worlwd on cstrrtcs nt Gt·osse in.~tcaci of $2,f!Oil the lln·il Yl'ill', Inter eiemcnlnry grades und In Wllllurn :;h!tdd~, Mn11oll, Jll"ivlnH with· Mr;;. Ilnrlwr to Mn~on. She will the long luneiwon tab!Ps to hr• :wl Fer!'iily's lu.otill'l',. Mr~. !•:!en Wnl· Mr. and Mrs, Curti~ A. Alford Pointe -until In Hl21 he and his nut. Hill' I ultll"h lit'l'IIHI' In PrHHU'tu;fun, $~. $3,3;,0 instearl of $:J,IIlll tltl' SPI'· ltlgh sdwol who for one reuson also nppPat· on !he progmm. up in llw soda! moms u[ tlw ton, . wl111 ltwrl 111 Sj•rnlil. Mrs, r Iloll have daughter, Lnurle wife and IJWo daughters ·bought 11111nlcl Hml!h, MatHJII, t .. uvlnu l'lll' uu 11 11 ond yerir and eontlmw with ~:Jfi(J. Ill' aHolhct' nrc hnndlcuppcd by hi~dtWII.Y wl1 hn11l. PI'IIPt'l' liJthiM, ~·1. High school seniors, especlnlly, Methodist and P 1' e 11 h y I e r i 11 11 Fr•tTih,Y 11'1'111 111 Sarr1111 by pl;nw, ,Jean, born Monday, March 17, at a farm on Woods road, Leslie Hi•·hnrd KIHIP, !lull, ijJit•t dluH, $7, a-year Increments to a mm:irnum o'Ci.HIIng clif[Jculties. Lynn Doolit· are Invited to Item· Mrs. Ilnrlter clutrclws. wher1: hr•J' 1nollll't' rll1•rl Mardt IS. t!JC Spai'J'ow hospl!al. lownshi[l. WIIJinm Hit nHI1•·, l.t•ii!IJ·, IIIWt·lllll~, $1li. of tea!!lwr wltlt a, Ill/IS· tic, present Midway school prin· Hr11111Jt l l'iuhmnn, Huulrmw, lllltililn~~ nn Large maypoJp;; with litlll' Sill' t'l'llll'lll'ri to M;rson WPdlles- $:l,!l50. A. Mr. anrl M1·s. MacLean ,WI!I'e and Miss M<'novskc, the program tcr's degree will he r:ntitlecl to an l'ipnland sixth·grade tencher, will lriii.H . chairman announced. dancing people fashio1wd .. 11'11111 day. ma~rled June ,15, 1951'. She, loo, ,Jnhn J. 1\li·lll, Mnhkt·Hon, hPPt·rlinn, extra $100 a )'I'll rs anrl van con· he r£'1ievcd of all classroom teach· wa~ born in Scotland. Mrs. Mac­ *' 1), 4-11 Clubs linue through 10 yr:aJ's of servlr·c ing dttllcr; to heeomc full-time 1 ltf'I'Htll'd Bnlot•l', f.nn~;irnr. inttii'IIPPI" Mr. nncl Mrs. Amos GrnveH of Lean died Ice!Jru'tt~V 1, Hl:'iO. IIIII kill It, $!i.71J, IIUN.V llt•ILWl'N . to a maximum nf $"1,1011 lor 11 principal of elementary gmdes In Hsllli\H•I l.nwl't'l\1'4', .J1·., Cnnton, Ohlu, Lansing were Snt unlny evening 'The two ditughters urc 1\lnr­ Ingham County News ~~Aarch 27, 1952 Pr1ge 5 All dairy member:; and the lend· woman and $·1.:3~0 for 11 man. rlirecL ehmw: of 22 teachers and t,fll'l'lliiiU"1 $1 !1, 711, mllcn; of Mt·. allCI Mt'H. 'f'homn:; f:urdun t!uiun, MIIIHIII, iflljllfiJIPI" lntn, r\~rw: ¥r-~: I Wesley Cia I'll of £'1', Art IIlli'. Cool\, fJl!cnded . the Credit for .teaehlng PXJlCI'ience 'aholll £i~O children In several dlf· ,.,,lrr.t:· $:i, 70, Mil'lt, training meeting held at Loud and in otlw1· ~;chools was int•n•asPd to fel'l~nt IJuildlngs. Michigan Center; and Donna, ,Jad\llon Dairy last Tuesday eve· full r1redil for up to threP ye •· "'"" and CUT FEED BILLS pictured hcrc ... ll substantial well· - U, ,...., '' , -1-Winds been cilangccl to Tuesday and 268. tne Peace Roy W. Adam~ Mnn· built horne that will free you from :; ,_.- -. ~ .. ·r.-AJL:L~ ·I The 4-Winds 4-H club held an Wednesday, April 8 nnr1 !J, <11 8;00 Mr~. June Hoppe entered the day, Green Marshall was assessed 5 org:tnizatlon meeting at the Pink p, m. at the high school gym. The St. Lawrence hospital Monday, $87.85 in fine ancl costs. ][ he Cut your cash outlay for feed with this high qual· short,tgc problems nnd rent con· uv1NG llOOM • I J school house Monday night, with play ls under the clircelion of Patients in lhe Mason General doesn't pay. he'll have tn serve trol worries, OIHIN~ ·~ c·..:ll·lo Fuco qorH1 ily pig meal made wilh Murphy's Cut-Cost Con· M. II. Avery in charge. He opened Mrs. M. Vcner. hospital this week are Hattie 40 days. He'll lose his clrivcr'H li· Let us help yott become a home· · .• ,., ~-\ the meeting with a short tall< and The play is based amuml one .Colbath of Holt and Charles Ash: Ja'cidon county also wanls 1 ccm·~e. centrale. Just mix 1800 lbs. ground corn and oats owner. \'V'c can help you get plans - c...J'-"·"1 \·" y- - prayer. big happy family that has more Icy, Mrs. Elsie O'Mcalic, mother him on another complaint. Haze and cstjmmes ... and give you full -- _ , 1 r'AI The following''leat1ers and offi- than normal growing pains. of Mrs. Fred Olcls; Mrs. Norma Marshall/and Brown were each wilh 200 lbs, Murphy's Cut-Cost Concentrato- demils on financing and construction. f r--...~lt\1 r • ccrs were elected by the gmup. Mr. Gilbi_'cth _Is played J~y Don L em 0 n, Lyle Loudenslager, fined $22.75 arid jailer! for 15 \'V'e invite you to sec floor plans nf this a"d odJct '"" .ihly pricctl I Mr. and Mrs, Ludell Cheney as ,Jackson; hts wrfe, Mrs. Gilbreth, Thomas Blcvin, Michael Simone, days, with the stipulation tiwl if the concentrate balances up and fortifies this ration I homes featuring famous Cclotcx bui !ding m.ltcriab. Come in soon! I general lenders; .coc Emens, dairy Is played by Bonnie Heic:cr. Their Martha Ruthruff, A. A. Bergman the fines'are riot paid they'll !rave with extra protein, vitamin leader; Mrs. Grover Alwrs, gar- children arc played by Verna Bla· Ftnd Mrs. Evelyn Elliott. to sc1·ve 15 days longer. Mrs. I den; and Dallas Hyde, assistant Jock, Diane Boincl\, Roger Islwm. · · "' * "' Brown· paid a iinc of $i2.00 ami and mineral substances for livestocl\, thri remaining leaders Keitha Larner, Bnrbnm Howarcl, was· 'placed on probation lor six Thorburn to be appointed later. Bill DcChilbor, Dick Lenore!, La· 0.t•u:.anizalions. months: · qood health, rapid growth, Other officers arc president, Rue Welch and Don . Freeman. 0, Last Friday Dallas Cargill of fast development and quick, ·Lumber &· C(fJHa~: Dan Waltz; vice-president, Rich- Jim Lulis plqys the partrof a live· Mr:; .. Ami Terrill will entertain Meridian, township pleaded guilty an! Cheney; secretary .and news ly lillie cheerleader. Larry who mem.hers of the Helen A. DuBois to furnishing liquor to a minm. low·cost 9ains in pigs. t•cporter, Phyllis Cheney; trens· is "somconc·spc!'ial" is played~~~~ l?a!;t-:Noble Grand• club.'fiHtrRciay He paid $3il..90 and will be on pro­ BUILD STRuiiG FOE< iliE FUiU~~ urcr, Joan Hall; and softball ell· Wnyne Wirick .• The teacher who' eyemng,· March 27. ~or a potlucl< balion for two months. Come in and see us right rector, Wayne Miller. does not, .Jikc.' tile Gilbret'h. ehii·· :hnncr. 1Husbancb wtll he guest~., Fran I< Gales of Mason was ar· I • • • ~ B!J!lD W!~K A vote of thaniMarr·h lG. elephant, grrt. Co!l'ee and cream tendnnce. He • is awaiting flir,ht to Korea, for the supp~r Will be furnished The question of the farmer's .where ·lie will work in a photog- b~ the committee. liability regardirtg Injuries sus- ,·nphy laboratory Dunn Community club mem­ tained by others whiic on their Th~ ~'know how" of st~cccssful bers will meet with Mrs. Esther Jarm was dl.scl\~Sed, L, J. Fellows ~n.ri~mc merc!wnt shipptng, Wl_ts Otis at. two o'clock Wednesday acted as discussion leader. A col· recently learned by Ensign Mtl· afternoon, April 2. . La.rge Box Pink lection of pennl,es for. to,n C. Berg_cm:, ,USN,- son of ;Mr. The Happy B~rthclny club will was taken by tlie woman's and Mrs. J: C. Bel'gf.on of Mason, rpeet ~t the home of Mrs. Lavern man, Mrs. Terrill. Mrs. Lulu Members of Pntroi Squaclron,'ltl, Kosier Thursday, April 3. ,.. ~,.· :.. ·.,~::··Bisquick Salmon Whipple, nssiMant chairman re- n unit of the Atlantic Fleet Air · Webb School club meni.liers will 1~~.· · · ;:•. ·· · ,.·.'.· 3 9c : ported on the ineetlng of ti)e M'ings · co_J!lm~f!d;. r~c~ntiy cm!l· meel at the home of Mrs. Ray­ 49c Woman's committee held Tues- plcted 'ma,Jor convoy exercises 111 mom! Belt Thursday, ApJ•il 3. . ~1 \' day. the Atlantic between Long Island Mrs. Della Hilton Will· be co·host· The Rurai·Ur~an meeting' nncJ :, Pana1~1a. The inm~euver~; ess. Holt March: 31 was also known as Convoy.. Exeretses• 3, . nounced. Recreation was in were realistic in that navy trl\11S1 U. S. Good charge of 'Ml'S,• Kenneth Bibbins. PO!ts, .tanlaiid ·old' Time Mr. and Mrs... l,hil Lamoreaux "Opportunities with the Bell J 4 s· III~INlmEm~ ' ··oarrell'}1 l . ' ·Market•' ' ton Web(;.Jonnnc U!'ll ln·"IUR. RINGS of 'Minnesota 'ai·e vfsitinn Mr. i11"1 Telephone Company" .was· the ., - Vern Pu~~~~tt::~l~~8 , Night· Mrs. Jess.e. Burg<1~S. After tbelr Itopic of .a talk. by Mrs... :4., L.: .. :1 · · ·.;,:. ·'.... ' ..... •:.·: West Columbia Road's ShOl)l)ing Center ~-§~~~~~~~~~~~~~~§~§§~§§~ij~T~L~y=fu~·~~·=p~~=u~,;~:~=r~~~v~l;ili~~~~-~~~~~-~~.~~~~~~~~ · .' f' , ??,.,.!.~ .. !,\~~s,lfn:.•. , ~.~: .. ::· girls Thursday. · '·-~"'"'::"~~:-:-.....,.,..~-~~------.-.....,'1""'..... -~-~------.;.o.....o-.-J UNIVEHSAL MANUHI~ LOADimS I i Clwnpe1·, simpler, e11Him• to mount tlwn llllj' ntiJCI' !onder, Will lift Classified Advertisi'ng mow than u ton. DAVE & DORN DIEHL Dansville BOATtS-Two extrrt good Hamp· DOODLEJ3UG-Moclel A •loodle· RAKE-.Toiln Deere stele delivery Phones :.w:11 and 2172 l. t k shire boars, one year old, Rex hug fot• sale, Also 2 8:20xlfi l'nlte for "Bale, AIHo hay loadel' 12wtr L'_IV.eS OC Townsend, six miles enst nf Mn· tlms. IGJIIH 13rlgp,s, Dexter Trull, and Tnternatlonal cultivator. Alva ______son on Enst. Co!umllla road, M_as_·o~~~l_le_fi5_D_3_MasoJ:_ __1_2~~ Smith, corner of Bunlter and El· TRACTOH for sale, tale model HOLSTEIN ol' Short horn bull phone Dnnsvlllc 2878. 13w1 ieJ•lroads, Houte l, Mason, phone ]~.:20 lntcrnatlonnl, just. over· f!CrvJcc at yoLII' Jnrm, Ptlrcbt•ecl -----·-···------­ USED EQUIPMEN'P 2102 Aurelius. J:lwll ilnulerl, new l!res, power-lift,

I-Icilsteln btlll fmm rr!r,ord dam. YOUH PHOTECTION ngnlnst Good Used Trnclors ... · ·------· , ---I standardized P. '1'. 0.1 float ride Also registered Shorthorn bull. w!nclslorm loss is a Lapeer Cy· Farmnll M, A, C and H WAGON-New rubbm·tlrcd wng· ~eat, 'l·spccd forward tranomis· Charges are $3.50 within first clone policy, Cost Is !ow-pay· .John Deere H, B ami A on, very reusonahle, I-lcwltl. Hion nlso eult!vntor Case 2-14 Maturing eight miles, $2 repent trip. Small ment for losses Is prompt. Slate One good Ford wcldi,~l~ sh~P: c.ornr.r of Bunltcr plo~, on ruhher, mou~lerl Inlerna· nddltional charge If farther. Wil· Muttut! Cyclone Insurance Co, Bo!!!n Garden 'l'rnclor anr! L!ferl w.tds, phone Aurelius tlonn! corn plnnter, with 20 plates,. 12w5 II utn Musolff, :J miles southeast of Used,l, 2 and 3 bollom Plows 211.3. 12wlf 3·scction International tractor I D:ll~svllle. Phone Dansvll!c !l2S!lll Y8AHLTNG reg-isterer) Holstein Choppers-Comb!rmt!onH drag. All In good condition, rca· or ~SSG. · wtf bull, rendy for sm·vlce. Ells-,.John Deere PTO Smith Silos somtlllc. Cleo Palmer, \f, mile ··----.. ·--.. ------.... -- .. ·jworth Brown, fl22 Eden road.,Gchl wltl1 motor ~'I north of Aurelius Center, phone ' Use Proved Dairy Bulls Phone 2·•1972. 13wlp International 7riP Early discount allowed for order JS03 Aurelius. 12w2 Together.~. Arllficlnlly fmm ------·~- 'l'ruc!ts and Cars settled.Jor on erection. Sllos wet C:AJlDEN 'l'RAC;l;on- ·f;;-r---~~. POUL'I'RY--!l week old Leghorn !{Jl.fl Truck with H.uclt mixed, nlso nil blocks vibrated $50. Also Yardmnn Iawnmower, Michigan pullets fol' sale. Phone Mason L-112 Plclt-up, %-Lon any size and anywhere. st;,; llmnd new Goodyear Hi· :i508. J:l!iS Meridian road. 13\Vl ·w·n [i'o)'() True!~ with nnek Miler 8:25 x 20 'IO·ply true it I Ire Artificial Breeders Other Equipment Artie W oocl 1nd tulle, $Wi; approximately 120 In;;hnm-Mnson Loeal GIL'I'S-.. scven bred gilts for sale, '('rnctor Mo\ll)led Sub Sq!ler 3% inch x 8 ft. cedm· posts, talH! Pul In calls hy noon slm·t. fa1·r·owlng In April. F'l'flnk 2-mw Mounter! Corn P!clwr Phone -111.3 Leslie them all, rtOe eaeh, and c•om]J!ete Perlcherg, % mile south of Holt Refrigerator Electric! stove 4wU how nne! arrow hunting outfit, Charles Brown roar! on Darling road. Phone Electric Cream Separator BROODER HOUSJ~ I plastic-hacker! how, $2fi. ,J. D. 24!155 Mason. 13w2 or sale, Lyon, <100 East Ash, Mason, phone made by Mlclwlson·Balwr, fiOO Jns~minalor S 'l b 28•122 Mnson. l:lwl Phone Mason 2.>.>0 West I Okemos road, phone Lansing ' bert Eldred, Charlotte, one mile Also hl'l!l!e, saddle, breast collar. H •. upcr rond, Route 1, Holt, phone 8717fi, Houle <1, Mason. 8wlf rows will be rnor1· st•mm~! Gd your bonds, lwr1~! wp'st of Narrow lake, phone JAilwrt ~o"';'c, 122!l Eden . rond, )\1aso_n_2~2.~D. 13w1 19!)1 FERGUSON Trnctor with - - --- ... ------264-W-3 Charlotte 11w3 phonc ,JG83 Mason. Cnll after , .. . I 11-inch tires on rear, fl:OOx1G BALED ALFALFA hny nnd haled -----~----- _: ______..... !i:OO p. m. or Snlurdoy nml Sun· fRACIOR PLOW, Intcnatmnal, tires in front: new ·tractor whr.at stmw. Will deliver. Don TWO GOATS with four llf! aw!raging <17:3 Jhs. fnt. c. A. !2821 East Mount Hope road, hghls, . 1 ~·\nc!: \!·~·es on rear, ----- !Swtf BULL-Guernsey bull good size, 'I Diehl & Sons_, phone GDA·2G51. phone Lan.sing 720SO. 13wl new pam·, ao ts I te new, guar· HAY-Bnlcd clover, alfalfa hay . 13w1 ----· anlee. I nic~ly mnrltcd,, from ort.!flcinl ------~------·------. PLOW-2·12 Oliver· plow with 1949 FERGUSON Tractor with and ,w Jcat strnw for sale, nev(!r . hre.edm.g ..Earl NIChols, mrn.er of HAMPSHIRE BOAR for sale, .300 Ra!lex bolloms, on rubber for lights, new paint job, gum·an· wet. LaVern E:clrcd, 2% miles Nichols and Onondaga JOads. Ihs. Chellis Ha!!, Ttoutc 3, Ma· sale or trade for ll·clisc grain tee tires extra gc;orl. northwest of Leslie, 3790 Tuttle 1 THE FARMERS BAN.K Phone Mason 23252. 12w.3 son, West Columbia road, phone drill with fertilizer attachments. 'FOR . . road, Route • Leslie. 4wtf · ----~------~320 M . II· M , . 1948 D tractor m good con· .. A· MPST·IIRE BOAn for· sale one ·" ason. . 13w1 . .tro11 c ar:-, 424° FrJCrn;uth clition, HAY-Clover ,"ncl nlf,"lfa I1ay for Oldest Bank in Ingham County I 1 • '" • ~----·-~-· ------~road 1 11, mt!cs north of F'tlch· " " year old, weighs about 225 lbs, burg · '- w p 19•16 McCORMICK-DEERING sale, never wet. LaVern Eldred, Member . FDIC Federal Reserve System 13 2 1 $35. William Fountain, 2% miles 1f T I ! ·· · _ Model BN tractor in very good 2 ,~ miles northwest of Leslie, west of Mason on Columbia road, I a~m 00 s PLOW-I. H. c. 2·14-in. bottom condition. .3790 Tuttle ron!!, Route 1, Leslie. I phone Mason 2·1144. 13wli plow in good condition, also JOHN DEERE Model EN tractor 4wtf BALED .HAY, scvRcraBl kinds, 1 Ingham County News March 27, 1952 Page 6 -.------.. ---·1 _ . . . j bulldozer blade for model A r. H. Ill It' t Case w1re ba cs. . . Frost, ------·------BULL-Purebred 18 month old IBROODEH.-.3:>0 chJClt ··s,ze otl C tractor With possible changes NOwT~ cTul Jvalor. t t BALED STRAW-Good bright 1705 Zimmer road, Wheatfield - . bro !er f I C b r . . . , l!.- le a Jove rae ors arc I h' . 10 l HAY F''11 "t5 , tl' 1f If I111 ' I-.Iolstcln bul.l for sale. Don Wa!- . oc or. sa e. an e seen Icould be made to fit other trac· all in ·very good condition and haled oat and wheat straw., towns 1p. w• P :-.. , • c~~ In g. a a. ~. ~. 'F'IGURTNES-;--Begin your Hpring ters, seven m1les sou til of Eaton at .35~,7 Morrrcc _road, 2 miles tors. Call on Saturdays after 3 will mal! or $50 'Flemish giants, 3 Sandy buc){S, Allls·Chalmers B ·Tractor and Other items too numerous to * For Permanence . 3220 Wrlgb.t Road 26401 Mason. 13wtf cars, terms will be arranged on 5 to 10 months old, weigh 12¥.: Plow mention For Realty Value , , Route 3, Leslie balances. Many other post-war to 18 lbf, one White Flemish John Deere 4-wheel Manqre We are selling out.: used back hoe Let's Build A Phone Leslie 2334 ,v . WHEAT STRAw· for sale, wire Fireproof Safes models to chose fro?t· 13 1 I have a quruttity of new and ·buck, 10 months old, 18 Jbs; Spreader , . and tractor, If you· have stone R'b tied. Austin Milett or. Wilbur Open evenings: until 9:00 young bucks and does, 3 months Farmall F·12 Tractor and Cultl· piles to cover and ditches to dig , 1 MAMMOTH CLOVER seed, tests· Priest, 5350 East Columbia road, used fireproof .swfes of all sizes. StOne 1 I also have home security chests Open Sunday by appolt~lment; .old: Also'young ones, 8 weel{s, at vator· · this is a real buy. Worlds largest plant, devoted ex· 99.32. Contains no sweet clover. phone 58·F·4 Webberville. 13w1 and small safes sultruble for the weaning 11ge. Also bred does that elusively to farm type silos. Robert Stillman,. 1580 Stillman home. 15lbs at-10 would See me for early order discounts. road. Phone Lansing 87672. 13w2p CLOVER SEED-Clean high ger· Ray Fisher's : ~weigh mci~tths, Francis Platt F. C. Anderson & mlnatlon Mammoth , Clover ·-.sell. Tl\ese,are all from. J:egls~ered Sons Harold Neal , :and , \pedigreed stock. George Mlnneapolls·Mollne Dealer SEED OATS-Eaton seed oats. seed for sale, $15 per oushel. Mrs. Sales and Service : · Sitts, 2622 Aurelius road, % mile : Goodyear Fnnn Tlrca and Tubes· Phonc·2363 S. A. Laxton from certified seed. Edward H. L. Ferris, 2% miles north· of 564 . S. Jncltson Road . 2180 N. Cedar, Holt .. . not:th of Nqrth. Holt road, 5 cor· , miles north.of .Mason on US· ·Dat1svllle : · Phone MO:son 22906 I{ranz, 2769 Sandhill roo.d, phone Onondaga_ on Onondaga road, Phone Mason 5701 Television Sales and Service lind a 2-Swtf nerlil, phon~ Holt. ~572~~ 13w1p 127 · · • · lOwl .. 13w2 Lansing 87301.- ·· 13w2p _phone ~7701 ~ason. · · · 131Y2 ali' other apilllances · ry,._.j·~: ' ·" .. •: -~~- {: -~ l' !.,_, . .··'. ' TrtuCK--10iiD l•'orcttrtwlt, 2·slweci Sl~WTN'G MACIIIN8 ..... 'J't•ondle CARll l'ltiCI!;::J-illrclt flush door CDA'I'-Iloy's grny spt·int:r c•onl Ingham County- News Marcl1 27, 1952 Page 7 Les Fo'ote nxlc! with studt l'llcit. AIHo I sewing mrwhlne for ~nle, Lnw· !Jill x Ci/8, $!J.27; 2/IL .x li/H, · nnrl h11t fm'·snle,.slze 3; git•l'H Want Ads Sc•hlllt~ mill< eoolcl' nncl wire-lied renee Whiting, il:JH E. Cherry, :HI 1.17; while pine grnde door, nno H(ll'ing eonl, slzo 7 or fl; llnci a flll' lmlcH of elover nnd hromr. hny, phone Mnson 2·5622. l:Jwl lite • $12.:15; 2ii/82 sheathing, crmt. Al~o a bn))y her!, high chnit· CUSTOM TIA'l'CIIJNG, gooso nnrl fi'rnnlt J~vcrr.ll, 1000 Bllrllete stocl< of floor furnace, thermostat, blow· lop with modem 7-room hom~.;, 13wl er and automatic pump, 2 years PO~I<..,..Half or whole, 27c lb, A·1 condition, complete with 2 Rapids. Good location on black- very good 30x!i2 hal'll with 13 · f-IUDSON 1950-Pacemaler or home freezer. ! Leslie 12w1 acres wheat, 5 acres new seed· Mason. We will be open all clay Lansing. 13w1 in Lansing. CloHc to };chao!. Food Lockers, phone Leslie 5361, T-~E-L_E_V_I~S-IO~N--:W-e-:h-a-v~e-a-te~l-ev""C"i· ing alfalfa, 8 aeres clover, good II Saturday nncl Sunday. Home Appliance Price only $12,600. and Trucks ATTEND the one-act comedy or Mason 4591. 12wtf pasture with running water. 40 ACRES nenr Dansville with a !'ONTTAC 1950-This car is load· "Mushrooms Coming Up?" at son bargain, ll beautiful 1952 p r icc ...,,11!0 ..nnn-,.,, 00 . very good 9-room house, new,. , eel with extras ancl they are all 120 W. Mnple Phone 25911 . Admiral Console, 17-inch set. It · 48w1 the Aurelius town hall March 28· I has never been used. Regular 147% ACRES in Ingham county, hog house, chiclten coop, ga···· good. Leather upholstery. Be 29, 8:00 p. m. Also featured will be GENUINE sure you see the :1952 Nash. We 1951 Chevrolet Slyleline Deluxe price is $269.95 now only $199.95. 7-room ·se:tni·modern home, rage, 2Gx30 barn, located on a;: will he open all day Saturday 4-cloor. Radio and heater. Really WELSH BABY CAB and pad, Marvin and His Puis of the Gold· This console costs less than most 36x96 dairy barn for 40 cows, main road. This is a bnrgaln a~·­ en West, a skit and pantomime. Hickory Smoked t he right price. ·• ·u nmJ' Sunday. Lcs Foote, Nash nice. $15; also Montgomery-Ward table models. 12w1 silo, corn crib, hog house, gn­ Sales, corner of State and 1951 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe vacuum cleaner, $18.50. Both in Sponsored by the Aurelius Cen· EASTER HAMS raie, millt house, goodland and 135 ACRES near Mason with an ter P. T. A. Admission, adults, execllent 8-room house nil re'' · Mnplc in Mason. 2-door. Radio and heater, sharp. excellent condition. Mrs. Peggy Sugar Cured fences. 110 acres tillable STUDEBAKER 1950-Champion 1950 Chevrolet Fleetline Deluxe Miller, 427 East Elm, Phone 3103 50c; children, 25c. 12":"2 Poultry and Rabbits ground, 31 acres wheat, 23 modelled with a new vapor alf'' regal deluxe has radio, heater ;J.door. Radio and heater, plastic Mason. 13w1 Leslie Food Lockers acres seeding, June clover and automatic furnace, 3Gx80 barn. and overdrive. An economical seat covers. Rui1s like new. brome, 14% acres mammoth with 12 stanchions, 2-stor{ 1950 Chevrolet Styiclinc Deluxe tJPRIGHT PIANO with bench for clover. All goes with farm. granary, tool shed, 12x:J6 silo·,,. r.nr to own nnd operate. Satur· sale, good tone, $8. Can be seen Michigan Climate Conditioned Phone Leslie 5361 BABY CI-IICKS, English Leg· day and Sunday we will be 2-doot'. Radio and heater. Phone Mason 4591 Price $21,000.00. Terms on 4 The soil type on this farm is. at 536 West Maple street. Robert horns, Mentor strain, definitely Miami, .Hillsdale and Conovc~·;,. open lo show the new Nash. 1950 Chevrolet Fleetline Deluxe 13wl per cent Joan. 'l·door with Power Glide. Ra· Mooney, phone 4973 Mason. 13w1 Bottled Gas production type. Sired by. pecle· INCOME PROPERTY, 2 npnrti., You will he amazed at the greed males of over 300 egg blood many remnrkable changes thnt clio and heater. CHICIemos road, East Lan· sewer, $750 for both. Call W. A. and outside of Mnson that arfl.,; 1947 FORD Super Deluxe Tudor. rloor. In excellent condition. oug lton, 3 16 Barnes ron ' cycle. Patricia Brown, phone Ma'· . ' Excellent condition nnd loaded 1941 Ford Tudor. Bottle GaE' . phone 23629. 12w2p son . 13w3 sing, phone 87998 Lansing. 13w1 Bergin, phone 26831 Mason. · good building locations .. with equipment. See It today. 1941 Ford Coupe. 23761 13wlp We need more .farms and homes .. Roy Christensen, Ford Dealer. 1941 Dodge 4-door Service CHICKS-Large type White ------in or near Ingham county. .,.,, Open evenings except Monday. 1940 Ford •rudor. CLOTHES-Second hand men's Leghorn ·chicl1e ~ 46wtf Route 1, Holt, phone 2889 Holt.. Graham,' .phoJie' 25321 Mason; 323 State. Mutual Cyclone Insurance 13w1 Phone 23061 •---_;_------"'---' . · 13w1 West Elm, Mason; 13w1 Co. . 12w5 ~~~-~.~.one 26783 On .Pag~ a>, , ~:~ . ... : I . ' l •• • ' . "

. - ' .. ,," ... "' r . . ' . ' . '. Ingham County News March 27, 1952 Page 8 · Louis and Jim Fixit ----1 PLASTEf!.ING-New 01' repuir all ·LiveBtock FOLER- My 1lr.npeHt npprcr.lntlon GAI\IBJ.Io: All IS WltONq '.Home Laundl'Y worlt guarantecd. Cull 'l'omlcn, nnd many l hanlcs to nil my The Gnmhill Doilm• Day nil Is· Shop . , . . and · Southflclct 3102 or Wl'il(.! 21600 Ti·uclting nnd Buying fJ•Icnds, neighbors, relatives, the uot correct ns ll appcnr·s in the third section of the Ingham Colin· We wlil l'epair ,ami glue all App·liance Repair Rutland Avenue, Detroit 35, Mlch· ~!avl) you1•· atoclt trucked to the Wheat field W. S, C, S., llw South· household furniture or malte any. lgan. 12w13pt! marltot that ma!tCil the mfll'itct, west Whentfleld extension group, ty News. AII the prices undcl' each Item arc the regUJIU' pJ•ice. thing In wood you lllw. All worlt -- ·--~L-EN_N_Q X by e)l:pl!l'icnced truclters, the Community Aid and the Classified. Ads. guaranteed. Also would. !lite a Wo -~~!Ur nil makes of WMh· Glcnners for nil the lovely CCIJ'rls, The llltlc price is $1 on cneh item .. All ·Animals Insured letters, \Joolu;, plants, flowers and contract to ninltc bo"es, era, rnngea,. etc. Continued from Page 7 Phone Mnsmf 4683 day or Heating Equipment Call us oh 11ny kind o! livestock hundlycd by all who share!l them 9B04 Mason. 1!Jwtf Dansville swcrs tu the name of ",Jeep." Gll· WANTED-Three bedroom house -'---~---,,...., Griffin, 14;! Okemos street, phone with me. 'I'hanl1s again for rc· Agency In Mason on or before Muy 15. BUTCHE)UNG of .all ltinq~p;;-~k, Phone 2363 3791 Muson. · 13w1 bm·t Glover, 000 Osborne I'Oa!l, 25 TO 50 ACRES or more land membcring me In Korea and God Dansville. Phone 2972 Dansville. FARMS .James Heathman, 1309 East Holt Tuesday. and .Wednesday; beef, 19wtf bless you all. Fred Welch. 13wl road, phone 5181 Mason. · llwtf wanted. to put In corn or wheat. 'l'hursqay,; poultry nny ci ... y. We APARTM.ENT...:..Modern ot ro;~ 13wl ------~---- - _____ .. __ li3 ACRf~ dairy farm hetwecn Phone Lansing 87366 evenings. pick 1.\P. nnd .deliver. Leslie Food apartment. No children, pets, THOMPSON-I wish to thank the MaHcll\ and Lansing, seven· tl5wtf smoldng • or !lrlnlting. 2397 Aure· LOS'l'--'l'wo clogs, one hlnclc an!l W AN '1' ED- Garden plowing. Lockers, phone Leslie 5361 or doctors ami nur~es for theit· ex· white Shepherd, one brown and room modern house, good hal'll, JamcH f!.ife, phone 9291 Mason. Mason. 4591, 4wtt Farm Services llus road. 12wtf ccllcnt care and the friends, ccment·tavc o;llo, new mille --- ~.1.-.---·-·- ---- _____ .. ____ --·-·- . - white Cocltcr, Dlcl1 Lyon, 1136 llwlf Wanted to Buy ncl~hhors and relntives for !\ow­ Ives road, phone 21783 Mason, house, tool house and oliJCr ----­ EAVES'rROUGHING, furnace in· ORCHARD FOR REN'r-40 at>plc nrs, cards and gifts :.;cnt to me trees, We~t Jolly road, Houle 2, Mason. 13\VlP buildings. Ncar SC'hool on black· SNOW PLOWING WOI'lt wanted, Deacon and Veal stallnth:ih, ricw, or repairs, sheet Livestock Trucking 313 during my stay at the Mason top road. $2a,ooo, terms. any Jlind. Fred Milton, phone Calves metal WOI'It of all lclnds. W. f!,ey· To Dctmit Paddnt~ House and phone Lansing 4·4141. 12w3p General hospital. S u :( n n n c NEAR MASON-SO acres of pas· 9J.71 :Mason ot· HG73 Lansing. noids, Holt, 2202'Bertha St., Holt. Yards Thompson, Dansville. 13wl 6HQ·4242i. , 7wt! FOR RENT-Wallpaper steamer turc land, 40 acres tillable., 49w1ptf Will lake them at 'our innn Phon~: Mondays ami Tues!lays and flcior sander. Inquire at Insured Service SMITH--I wish to thank my reln· $6,500. Terms. WANTED-f!.ldc to Reo in Lan· before 4:00 p. m. every Monday Slw!cr Dccol'ating Supply, 425 s. lives, friends and neighbors for NEAR MASON--10·acrr. farm, I sing, hours 7:30 to <\:00 except B. V. Fruin & Son Photographs Eli Mire & Son Jefferson. Phone 23161. 45wlf flowers, fruits, candy and cards ' slx·room modern house, two· Monday, 7:00 to 4:00, llh miles 6 miles west of Mason on Co· FLOOR SANDERS for rent nt sent to me at Mason General car· garage, poultry house, 50 north of Mason on US·127, phone Phone Mason 26883 hospital; also a special "thank Two miles cast o! -Mason, corner PORTRAI'rS TII~T PLEASE iumbla, 2 miles north on Onon· Perkins Hardware, phone Ma· assorted fruit trees, located on 128632 Mason. 13w1 daga road. son 4311. Hwtf you" for Dr. Smith and tha black top road. $9,250. Terms. --·--·------·----- of Ivcs and DansvUic roads. OHILDR.EN"S P 1ll R S 0 N ALITY nurses for I he wonderful care NEAR MASON-100-ucrn farm, WANTED-Standing timber. We • _2·13wl PORTR.An'S Phone Holt 45414 APAR'rMENT in--W-iiUn-m-~-·to-~ given me, William 1~. D. Smith. BO aeres undet• plow with d 5 · will pay top prices for large vnmDDtNGS' . 10w5p for rent, 4 roams, share bath, · 13wl · acres of scedin.g, 27 act·es of virgin or second growth timber. gas· hetit,- $30 per month. Phone WANTED - Pcrman·ent board· Fotmal. or c!llldld In church, SHEEP SHEAf!.ING wanted, by , growing wheat. 0-room modern One of our foresters will marlt home 01;. studio. Mason 26831. · 13w1 p FITZSIMMONS-Our· recent sari ing homes .for schoolagecl chil· the flock or by the head. For los;; leaves us with grateful l;l.ou.sc, ste, the following described, muck, has few small elm and WAN1'ED-Hcifer calves or good 11JWtf SHEET · METAL-Anything in WALTERS l~IPP extension club family. 13w1 !)l'IIJICI'ly: maple treeo. Cheap for cash. Call steer calves to raise. Phone Ma· :..__:..__ -sheennetiil'IIhe·made to order. Corner of Bunker and Eifert will hold a baked goods sale at at 3414 East IIoit road for in· son 27788. 13wlp Alte. l~ations Sheet metal ·items duplicated. Roads the Mason Dairy, Maple street, S'l'ID-In loving memory of our C.l\'~'nl~ . spectlon. 13wlp ------Also straw 'lor !!ale, by 'the bale s""H~E""E""P--S""f~I-E_A_R_I_N_G_E_I""to-n Satl.)rd.ay, Jlt!:.arch 29.. 13wlp dear father, George Slid, who ,JerstlY and Guorusey Cow, ·4· WANTED-Woman to do paper yeat•s old; bred Murcli 4 . ' Expert a.l hi ration done on all or ton;Lewis Eii1d·Shaw,·3V:J miles Mead, three miles west of Wil· INGHAM GOUN'I'Y' P_M_A___ passed a\vay one year March hanging, nice worlt and reason· a~o. Jlols!clln Jleifllr 16 muntlts old,• types of women's wearing ap· south· o'f' Masc.Ji1, H~ miles east llamston on US-16 and one mile mit tee l1~s b · 'tl ' · · dcmbn· 29• 1951. 1 Waeted a~l:·-~~~~~~an~~~~~2_3~-~~ pure!. Done .. by an :expert Euro· off US,l27" ut· 1826 Rolfe road . Gen au lOI'IZC Y March brings sad memories of bred J1muary G · · pean Taiiorcss ... phorie·Mason tJ7s5. · · 1lwtf south on Burldey road, Route 2 the state commlt~ce. to extend the our loved one. ' IWANTED-Setting hen or du'cit; ,, ., • •... . , ·---- Williamston. 10w7p ~lme·. in :filing .applications .for You may be gone but we don't lliii'J;J~IUJ~N'rS AN]) 'l'OOLS : FA:IiM: WANTED, aJbout 150•200 E. E. Wentland, phone 28331 Henso.n's Modern· . 'Glenri·Gasey 1952:farm practices from Aprtl 1 forget you. Your loving daughter 1948 I~ord Tractor, 11-inch ' . ''.RI:!res, must have fairlY' good Mason. 13wl · · 4o/o Fa11n Loans i.a,Aprll l5. ----~wl and family, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest tir11s, plow aLml cult.lvutor · ' I , buildings, silo and milk house. \v ANTED '1'0 BUY -Mixed Cock· .... Cleanei~s. ... ···.Aui:ttOiieer · · Matteson. 13wl :!·section S)Jt'ingtooth D1·ilg George Do~tacler, Jr., 0)1ondagu, crs or any nice puppies 4 to · ··,·;:, ·,-·:. · . NrT)!:NO:.the. one·act comedy 3-sectlon Splkctooth Drug Route 1. 3wtf • . ' 121-,W. Ash , .Phone 215i1 Wllllli.mstop, ·Michigan Farmel' owned Janel banlt loans "Mushrooms aomhig Up?" at Tl'llclol' 1\lamnc Sprmidcr · --· 8 weeks old, by the litter, reason· · 13w1 ··Plldn'e Co11ect 227-W offer better terms at lowest the 'Aurelius' tow11 hail March 28· able. Phone Lansing 87234. 13w1 19t8 Co·oil ~·J'OW Col·n l'lcker·· We Need 50wtf cost 29, SiOO. p. · m,. Also featured will Lost and Found Push·tYitil llaylonde!' · WANTED-Junlt manure sprcarl· LAWN MOWERS SjliJ~pened on No Appraisal Fees be· Marvin and His Pals of the Col'll BlnJiet• the !!leal sharpener. Prompt ---'------Used Rang-es et~. Must have wheels and axle. PLASTER~NG-All ltinds of plas· Full Prepayment Privileges Golden West, a skit and panto· I•'m•d 'fractrn· Buzz Ulg· service •. 'Work ~uaranteed. Clnr· tcrin(! done; outchinl' a snecinl· DOGS-Report own ot· stray dogs have buyers hand for Call Holt. 3919. 13w1 Farm mortgage credit at its best mine.' Spo'nsored by the Aurelius l~m·d 1'ractot• Pulley We 011 ence I. Pierce, phone 5831 Mason, ty. Robert S. Burns, 3811 Aurel· · Center P. T. A. Actmlsslon, adults, to Clay Hulett, county 'ilog war· den, Ma~on phone 2-5839, or to Po1~er 'fnltc·off Ada11ter used ranges. Come in ami lool\ vVANTED:_Blocl\ laying and cc- corner of Sycamorll ailCl Barnes ius road, Lansing, Route 2. NATIONAL FARM LOAN 50c; chlldreJ1, 25c. . 13w1p o.ff;' Cultlpnlllwt· over our selection of gas and mant work. Call Meyers, sheriff, office, !)661. .L0W5IJ c. streets, Mason. llwGp Phone Limsing ·2·5108. lwtf ASSOCIATIONS Rubber·Ured WtLgon electric beauties. 24422 Mason. 13w4p 804 E. Michigan Ave., Lansing LOST-A reward will be paid for ease 8·incl1 Uammermill ·· LIBERAL TRADE-TERMS Bert's Garage Phone 5·8810 Cards·· of Thanks information leading to the re· ll·Uoe Gmin.Drlll, Seedet• ami' SETTING HENS wanted, can use For Sale covery of my bicycle stolen from ann o1· more, heavy breed pre· General Repo.Jring George Greenleaf, Set:.·Treas. Fortlllzet• attachments . · i Mason I<:en Brown, Asst. Sec.·Treas. . YUI-IAS-z=::r-w1sh to thanlc school at Legion Memorial build· Bob Sleighs ·. lluy 'l'cdder' fcrrcd. Call Holt 3919. 13w1 and tl~ lng Mon!lay afternoon. Ronnie 2·Milk Routes '!4·hour Wrecker Service Serving Ingham and Eaton · starr at th'e Mason General hos· 2·wheel Tiuilcr l\lctnl Uox and Home Appliance ASHES HAULED-Rubbish, cln· ~gran~ ~~ S t.oclt Rue!• . Phone !1.. 1261 or ~972 llwtf, pita!. ioi~ ·their care, an!l friends, 120 W. Maple Phona 25911 ders, .Junk. Williams Brothars, Hauling h!lo ·Wyeth lncorporat· .------..:....--, neighbors and relatives for the 2-unlt Empire '1\-lilldng !Ua· · 1w4p 1704 West Center street, Mason. . . Holt chine cd, includiug h·ncks aud outf~t. 1-2wtf cards and plants they sent dur­ ------phone 24261. 20wtf Dead or Disabled ing my.stay in the hospital. Also ,John Doei'll Sull•y l'low WANTED-Cream, eggs and paul· C '1 'J · NOW OPEN 2·Ifot•se Cultlvatu•· try. See Lawrence Hyatt, 1105 WANTED-Hay and.straw, Jones have a l;ne Stock the Ball-Dunn funeral home and at• ewett ~f ri:~v~ra~t~~~ ~~~~ · Rev. Norton for his· ltlnd words. 1Bt8 t; ·ton ,Jce)l l'ick·nJ> Hall street, Eaton Rapids, phone Brothers, dealers, 9126 Lincoln · · 1 · ~·1 4...,1 Highest prices paid 2 lat'!rc 11lle" SCI'al' Iron E t 50 2 Center· St. P 1onc " ason .., Implements, pal'ts for I. H. C. · Mrs. Steve Yuhasz. '13wlp . a on '<'taplds 41521. 28wtl Drive, Whitmore Laltc. Phone .. 'liO tf Service same ·day called O~hor Mlscelh&neotiH 'l'ouls 4153 Whitmore Lake. Postofflce w tractors and equipment. A new Phone Collect Box 125. 12wt.f BLOCK LAYING and . cement shop with guaranteed service. A Mason 3141 or Lansing 52239 MULLE~-I wish to thank all WANTED-10-100 acres of land ; my frlen!ls and nejghbors for FUUNITUUI~ .to rent, cash or sllare, buildings · worlt of any type 'done to .your courteous staff to help you. Lloyd WestinghOUHe meclt•ic Stove satisfaction, 30 years experience Miner, International . Harvester Carl Berg their klndne&s. during my siclt· not a necessity. Wayne Feighner, ness. Also for the cards and food Uefriget•utor, li·ft, I•'rigldalre phone . 92545 Lansing. Bwtf Wool and Hides· in this work. Also water propfing Sales and Service, Munith, phone Licensee for Darling & co.. llltclum Uunge of basements. Prices very reason· 21. 12w2 : ~ent to my home and during my •I Talten in seven !lays a wcclt ~tay at the Sparrow and St. Law· lleatl'Oia-typc lleating Stove · ,WANTED- FRESH EGGS, able. No loitering on the job. F B Contains I 5 tmpor• Klwhen Cal•lnet . , . : POULTRY, CREAM. We al· DAY or NIGHT S. J. Mar&hall, (lrst ·hou'sc north WILL CLERK auctio!l sales any· renee hos'pltuls. Also the Commu· I tant Mlnorals; 116 Capsulu,' arm U:re·au where. Also Income tax assls· nity Aid and Dansville Ladies Aid in o boso of Calli. Watercress, ' Dl'flsser nnd Commode ways want more. Piclced up eact. weelt from your door. Just phone of store at ~cated 4% ·miles north first farm south ·o! .Harper school stay at the ~osp,ltal.,and my con· ricks, AQctlonoors • , •••. m

, ' Eigh~ City· Council Candidates· Express Their Views

:8. A. MOIUUSON (Formm· Mnyor) It Ill my firm conviction \hut all mnttcrs CLAIJtMON'I' NVImiT'J.l )n·ohlmn. I cl Storm drnlnagc too hall many ~eerns to ncecssllnte the coxpctHIII lll't' of mon• The m•lghml chnrter hncl eleetlonH ,for hroughl before the council should be decided Why am I a cnnctidntc In tile city olcc• I~U~U'l'ION 18 MONOAY, APIUL 7 wenl1 spots, I do not hcllevc that these In· nml mor·c of tlwm to lll'l'OillJlllsh 11 !IP~Imd on their merits nnrl for their benefit to tho adeqnuf'ieH cnn he tnlwn care of lnimecllntcly (Jlll'JlCJHIJ, A few ycurH ngo thct'l! WPm thosn city government In the llfll'lnr:. It wa11 lion on /\pril 7'! It !'er·tnlnly Isn't. because Mt~Hon'll llrHt dedlon umllw tho cnrnmunlty, rathe1· than lor nny political changcrl to fnll chtctlon In 1!128, hecnu~e. so I hnvc uny eomrlnlnls Hhout the present new city chnrl.m· eomi!H 1\lllluhty, April nxc•r.pt hy [lt'ohlhltlvc bonding or· harrowing. (ltncl I wns one uf them) who udVIH'III<'d etc•· they 11ald, It would give the new muym· nil rrestlgc or rnrty !nvorltlsm. eoutH.!Ii, In fuel, I thlnlc they have done n '1, Jt. IH also Uw lii·st A(IJ'illllill\tion 011 I tlo IJClinve Ilint proper lllannlng-somc ,pny lny of oomc expensive lmprovemPIIIH until n ns wn gn-nncl •·casotmble borrowing cnn cor· more stable comllllon exiHtcct, Inti llnw lw;o winter to plan nt~W wor({ und the program The city hna recenlly baen tiurvcyed for very good Job., I have no ret peeves nl;out dty mtmliilltte~ HhiCil W21l. •run, it, i1; for the followln!I year, the put•posc nf modernizing and equalizing anyone m· anything thai has hecn done. tho lii'Ht city olceUon in 1\lasnn'H hh;. I'C'I'I llwsf' (H'ohiems In a (Jorlod of from 8, (Jt'odncccl nn O)J(JOsltr. l'lumge In th!H rt!Hfll!l'l, to ]() YP/11'8, and now Home of tlJCHf! lmpmVf'nlenls have In MaHotm' new charter, It wnH chnngcrl our u~sessmcnt mils nnd It is my horc lhnt 'l'lw reasnn l am n cnndhlntc IH that two tm·y wlwre t.lwm htL'i 1wt ht•t'n and :1. i\HHnHsmcntH nnd •rux"tlon, A com moll' hnek after 21 years, lwcnuHe the Hirtle ad· ns n result of the survey the tux rate will mcmllet•s of the mundl Jecl they have tlonc cannot ho uny party ILUtivit.y. nlmrJHl become Imperative with l'osts JII'Hl'l.Y \'lll'd::l icl1 HiiCJtilrl l!C! used to flf(Uallzc assess· clouhlecl, so I shall ltnVP to aclrllit that I :1111 mlnlHll'lllloll fmwncd on fall clectlrmH IJC· he revised to produce 11 lower rate (!Cr $1,000 their duty for tllll present and I nm ready 'l'hOI'IC IU'Il tllll l'llll..'IOllS why tlw cauHc of Hlnlc anrl fcrlcral clccllnnH nftcn of assessed value. ancl willing if elect eel to do my duly. Ills my lugluun County Nll\VIi m;lml the eight mcnlf; on prO(JerllcH nnd the gross assess· II f!OOI' ]li'O[lh!!l for the city, tnent otl all (ll'nJICI'IY should he adequate to overshadowccl city elections and It waH ex· A lower tux rule Is of maJor lmpm·tance helll'f lhul every man slwulrl be willing to canllillatcs 1'111' the font• 1\UUHeH Jt:l!li· llegardlng fnrm land insidl' lltr• dty; flmvlrlP Juncl:; for govertuncntnl nrerutlon pcctccl that city voters would turn tJUt 11 for• the continued growth nnd development spend fllll'l of hi:; time In helping hi::; city tiuns tn prmumt their viem; t.a tlw Cnnlrl not some Hpcdal ll.~sPssnH!nl :m 1is· illlll IIH! pl'llvlsh)n for reasonable and adc· larger vole If elcctlonH w•~re held In the of the city unci to encourage nddlllonnl In· government Junction. votllm thi'IIlll~h thn columns of tho factory to lhn owner he ai'I'IVPd al s11 as 11111 spring and were not lntcrfcmd with hy litate dtlslrlnl fncllltles to lo<:atc In the community The only promise that I can malte Is quHio :;erviccs, Pi1IIee, fire,. udmlnlstrnllvc, lo IDhCJ It:; whDit• valuation to tlw township'! IICWSitiLIIlll', ::II'CCIH, t:l'imols, ct e. It Is my belief thnl elecllonll. "rhcrefore,, they WPrc lncor(Joratcrl thereby providing more local employment. that I will to the hest. of my ability pcl'fm·m Um·e IU'C lird.ml l-lfiHIII of tlw lll'oh­ Pl!rlwps I wns IJom :lll yc•ars too ::DDII, utlllllPs :;JH'h ns water unci scwugc disposal In the new charter whleh wns tulo(Jtcrl. I rny dulles as intelllgcnlly a~ posHihlc and at lmml which the eity fnce!;, 'J'Iwr"l UI'e but lL has become a dl([kult. maltl'r Jor one Our most pressing need at this time nrc f:hould be sclf-sup(Jorllng and self-llquldntlng honestly thlnlt It ::;hould be better thlH wuy. the same time see thai the taxpayer receives somn of the solutions oft'!•r•~d hy the to le. the taxpayers more money nnd gel bettct• over a wirier runge. Ia response to your· letter of Murch 2l, am continually amazed at how r'nHually we service In the long run. i\onlng Hhould he formulated nnd enacted but 1•', W. DAKIN At the time Mason's charter was rcvlscrl, regarding JIW spring clcclion and I(H! Clln· the people aece(ll our precious lwrltnge "Self· p;u·tlmtlnr care must be lnl me lrJ slate my views I hnve no preconceived theories or no· sial actions and decisions to be taltcn. and cntly a very real need for several hundred have heard lund' I· am inclined to join in No hranr:h of' gov~lllllll'lll giv!'': mot·c relative to' the forthcoming eleetlon for the lions about city government. I regard it as made in this next term of a councilman. In thousand dollars of such improvements. ' this! are those centered around Sec. 4.6 City of Mason. real and intimate service:. lo il:. tH'"f'l•· llt.lll a lmsincsH which must generally follow the these, I, if elcctecl,- intend to do my best to (a) The \v111er rlislribuling f:ystem has .vhieit pertains to ndmlnlstratlve service as Having been asltecl to ha a candidate for docs local government. 't'lie slreets 1111',1' drivt same rules of 'other business If It Is to be lwer an open mlnrl and make my decisions man.v. Inadequacies most or these arc re· it vests too much power in the council, par· , , one of the council seals, I have consented, upon, the (!Olii'C and fire prol•••·lio11 lor lill'it successful. .·. · · ·· : , In l

B~SINESS WILl. HOOIU \, Mrs. Humphrey Seeks Off,ice.. By Coopm·atlng on Dolhu· Dny Mason stor·es should melt Flint Man Enters Contest for up two of tlw biggest buslne~s Deputy Register fo.r 27 Years days in the year, nr!cm·dlng to n Ingham County Ne~fs survey mndc by the l\l11sou Clumr· Blackney' s Congressional Post Mrs. Mia Bell Humphrey, rlcru· oor of Commerce. ty register of deeds, will be a Willis A. Stanton' of Flint has candidate fnr the Republican amun1nced that he will seelt the Thursday, Marth 24, 1952 Section .• nomination to the office of reg· Republican nomination as con· lsll!r of !leads' this fall.. grestlman from the· sixth district. In announcing her candidacy, Republicans Pick Rep. William W. Blaclmey now Mrs. Humphrey said, "The office holds the (lost. 1.------.. - o~ reglsll!r of dcccls performs an Discussion, Topics Stanton has ileen a resident ·ot" Important public service, In legal· the district fot· 15 years. He !zing all rroperty transactions." ' 'Four topics will be tal11CHIGAN HURON AND 6T.CI.I11A. TOTALUNC. In Olwmos last 'l'ucsduy nt 1cn 97,720 OCiUAAE Mit EO OF lllND AND WATER · end wlth the family of thQir hrother nnct family, Mr. anrl Mrs. Mr, nnd Mrs. fiohnt'l Forcmnn Leslie will he eo·ho~tess. the St. Lnwrenco hospital In Lnn· o'clocit. Worlt wns on the maldng AREiliTJSACTlllliLY DIE lAHGrST STAll' EnBT clrmghtei', Mrs. Lyle Robertson of Edward Rlnellelsch nnd clrlllgh· and drru~htcrs c~rrlled on Mr. r1ncl Mnsons will holrl n rncctln~ sing. OF rUe M16SISGIPPI. E~CfPT FOR FEDfRAL NA\'1· tors of Lansing for Sundny cltn· of lnmp ahnrles of plastic parch· GATION m:GULATIOHS,~IICHIGRN EXERCISES TilE Greenville, Mrs.· VIc Otis nnd sons of Leslle ment. A bohemian dinner was Thursday eyenlng nml llw !lrst Mr. nnrl Mr~. Elmer Grcenlen 91Mf COfiTP.OlS OVER THESE WATfR RREAS AS 1'he West Delhi Fnrm Bureau ncr. Jllst. Werlnesdrty nlgh1. rlcgroc will he con fen-rd. were guests at rllnnPJ' Sunrlny at OVI/l lni LAND. served nt noon, Afler that a short had an allendnnce of 26 arlulls Mr. anrl Mrs. Frunlt Church en­ Mr. ami Mrs, Frnnl1 Church Mr. nnd Mrs .•lnhn T. ~1chutll'l tho home of Mr. anrl Mm. Hay· business meeting wns eoncluctcd. nne! children at: the Murch meet· tertained nt dinner Sunday Mr. called on Mr, nnrl Mrs. Hex The hostess was Isrlcll Wlltlnms. hnvo n son hom 1:t tl!f' Si. I.nw· m011d g, Holmen In Lansing. and Mrs. Ronnie Church and Mr. lng held J<'rlduy evening nt the Hoger of Lnnslng- lust Saturrlny The Cub Scout Troop met nt renee hnspitnl March 21. Mrs .•Toe Smith of Eaton H.aplcls nnrl Mrs. Roger Church ami sons night. fl!lli\S' DtLICHT: home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh An· Mrs. D. H. Wllllnms nnd s0n, spent Wcdnesrlny with Mrs. WI!· gell. Ji'urm liability wan !lie sub· of Mnson honoring the hlrthdny Mrs. Hoger Church and .Tuel the home of Mrs. Woller .John· BOYNE MOUNTAIN BOASTS THE MIDWES!'S DNLY anniversary of their daughter-in· Hichanl oC Hoyal Oak, vlslted lace Smllh of WeHt Columbia TR~fiWAHYPE OOUBLE CHAIAilfT, THIB tiEW 2000· Jeclnnd D. L. Brown from Farm rrttc'nderl u baby shower last Icri· son Monday nt 8 p.m. friends In Oltcmos Mondny. , 1'01\r.l, FT. SHillfT \VHIGKS 6HIFAG nND SIGHTSEER~ AIDP Bureau Insumncc was the spcal<· tnw, Mrs. Ronnie Church. day nlghl In honor of her sister· THE 500·FT. ~IOUNTAIN AT THE RATE OF tlOOHOUR· The Oltemos Junior Matinee Mrs. C. C. DeWitt Is slowly l'C'· A group of young people nrc Mr. anrt Mrs. Frank Church ln·law, Mrs. Arthm· Peter~nn, at LY. FI'IJM TliEAE THEY GAIN PICTURE· BOO!{ Vl£11'9 er. Musicale met in the Community covr!rlng. Her sister, MI'S, June going on n roller sltating party AND MnKE SWOOPING IXJWNHill GLIDES. were Wednesday night dinner the homr! of Mrs. Pringle ln Web­ The Delhi extension group will guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chester church parlors Tuesday, The bel· Liscomb, Is wlth lwr. Friday night. meet Thursday evening of this berville. fry choir sang and elect ton ot: of· Church of DeWitt. Dr. C. C. DeWitt Is vl~lltng hla wee!< at the home of Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. Charles .Johnson !leers was held. l'ylr. nne! Mrs. Raymond E. Mrs. Hobert Foreman enter· mother in Ohio during hiH spring Connrton. nnd sons of Shepherd and Mr. Jiolmcs callell on Mr. nnrl Mrs. taincd ·14 frlcn'cls Friday night at. A rllnncr was held In the Mn· vacation. Dr. DeWitt Is on the •Loy Whltehcnd Friday evening. and Mrs. Oliver Engler and .. u lingerie party. Guests were daughters of Lansing, Mr. und sonic 'remple by the Republican staff of Mlchlgnn Slate college in from Leslie, Dansville, Mason Mrs. Darrell Flsl< and Dean of club of Meridian township 'l'ues­ extension worl< in chemical en· Wheatfield anrl Wllliam~ton. Mrs. Elnlnc Holt. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert day. Fred Algc1· was guest spealt· glneerlng, :Noble Road News Pad1nrd a[ Charlotte was demon· Ferrier nnd Guy Lynn of Dnns· er nnd Freet Newman wus chair· man. : Rosellnd IJowen Dist. No. 3 strator. ville were Sunday dinner guests Keep cattle away from loose or Lllllnn Foremrm · Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mitchell of of Mr. and·Mrs. Merle Swan. Wednesday was the regular peeling paint [( it contains !earl. : Mr. and Mrs. ,John Jlielmrds of Dansvtile were Saturday night Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Burgess meeting of the Pioneer Ladles. !i'H .i usL as dangerous as fresh ~Lansing visited 1\lr. anrl !\Irs. !3cu Mr. and Mrs, Frnnk Everett >:uests of Mr. and Mrs. Merle announce the ' birth of a son, with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and pnlnl to the cnttle that lick It, 1:00!1 D~f:l- FOn Jf&J)I cnlertnined the Euchre club ianl )Jakcr Sundny afl~rnrJr;n-, FfllETING SEWS IG nPfiOCFSS DEVH­ Swnn. Michel Clarence, at the Sparrow .. Mr. and Mr·H. Honuld J3nker anrl OrED IN ~II!Jl/UJD. TllfSf COATfD SEEDS Snturclay night with high prizes Several attended a special hospital last Saturday night.------..------_;______going to Mrs. Hal'Old Glynn and 'Gale entertuirwd sevr,\·ul relative~ nAf Al~IOST I.~WtiWIOU8 ID DISEASE, I meeting on malting lamp shades Their daughter Nancy Is staying Ingham County News March 27, 1952 Page 2 :in honor of their +yr;ar-rilcl daug)J· INStCJ~ M!D CliM.ITIC CO.~DITION5.FERT· IU7.Ef; IIJ TilE CO/HINI; /IICREASES TilE SI:ED~ PlAiff·Gf\OII'If/G ~StUD' noour .3G\:lt&, CDI'I­ TRO~liNG l1-iE PfLlET:S SIZE MAKES Sf'l:ICE­ ·Abe's Litt1{1.i'hner PLANTINC SPf;EDI ER nND NORE ACCUI\ATE.

ter, Rhonda Lou, Sunday after­ noon. Guests were Jl:fr. and MrH. Ben Baker and Mr·. anrl Mrs. AI· bert Weise, her grandparents, her grcnt-granclparcnts, Mr. and Mrs. George Vlclters, and her great, great aunt, Mrs. Inice Sadler. Rr.· freshmcnts of icc crci1m and cake were scr·ved. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Parshall of The Cutler Oil Company· Lansing visited Mr. amt Mrs. Bruce Parshall and family Satur­ Call IIH fn:e Oil day. ctLvestL·ough-dlhet• new or re· Mrs. Fern Lcmpier visited Mrs. · Takes. Great. Pleasure JltLir worl•. Carl Bowen Thursday afternoon. Wayne Bartig is home from school after having hiH tonsils out at the Sparrow hospital last In Announcing the Appointment of Saturday. . Roselind Bowen visited~Wilma Rich who is siclt nnd at the Spar­ row hospital. She also visiter.! Vin Moran,· her uncle, who is sick. Gibbs Oil Co·.

Farm ·Prof2ts Protected .Against THE MARRYING KIND - A gal who believes that marriage rates top billing· over movies is As New Leonard Distributor 21-year~old Elayne Snyder, a se'nlor at Florida's Miami Uni­ versity. The curvesome coed turned down a screen. offer to 1\IaH Luecl1 For Williamston and Area l'aul Glbbl-1 With This protect her chances of graduat­ ing with hono1·s in June and ·· · landing a h_usband, · Insurance Plan ------' FARMERS! _You can protect your 1952 profits fmm the huzords of fire, stmm, hail, blight, and 1lrought with mJJ· low Grovenburg To Service You With A Complete Line of mst; insurance plnn,' l~o•· full detnlls call'lUuson 3261-NOW., ~Il·s •. Uow!lrd ~or.H1. _ '' Mr.-.'and :i\1rs ... ciarence Leon· .·. arc! and family,· 'Mrs. Flossie ,,.. McCowan··& McCowan Insurance Geisenhaver, Mrs. Rose Cole and 113 E. Onk !nason their guest, Mrs. Flol)sie Leonard, • Leonard X-tane Gasoline " attended the open house-in honor • No. 1 Domestic Heating Oils for .. of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Rinl{ie's ,, 50th wedding anniversary Sumlay Furnaces ~======~" afternoon. l\·lr. and Mrs. Victor Colvin of o Leonard X-tane Ethyl Gasoline Lan~ing and their daughter. Mrs. Clair Gaithe from California, • No .. 2 and 3 Domestic Heating Oils Stop in. and Look Over the called Saturday evening on Mr. • Leonard Thrift Gasoline for Tractors .. and Mrs. Hugh Angell . ... Mr. and· Mrs. M. J. Rens, Mr. Furnaces and Mrs. Matthew Rens and t!hil· and Cars '"... ch·en and Mr. and Mrs. Laver)l Rens .werC! guests at dinner of • Diesel Fuel Oils' for Trucks and Tractors Ivlr. and Mrs. Asil Towsley Sun· Long 60 dn y afternoon. _ Mr. and Mrs. John (Jimmy) • Stove ·and· Unleaded Gasoline Raines and baby called last Man· day evening on their cousins, Mr. ~Which carry a Trial Bond Guarantee) and Mrs. Asil Towsley. He ls In •· · D-X Motor Oils c;~nd Greases Automatic Hay Ba~er submnrine service and has been tran~ferrC!d from New London, Conn., to 1\ey West, Florida, I I Only the Long 60 for such ontstan!ling features as staml­ whe1·e they will go soon. ard equipment. Mrs. Edward Sladek and daugh· ter, Carol, attended 1·H achieve· ment clay in Mason Saturday. ·Mrs. Slatlek also called on a school friend, Mrs. Gilson ·Pear-· lSOfo Fewer Parts sal. On Sunday Mrs. Sladek and her daughter visited her sister-in· law, Mrs. B9tty Miner in Traverse Cily. Than· ·Any Other Baler Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Binldey ,...... _~, ' and sons of Plymouth spent the Leonard Refineries is recognized by the refining industry as one of tile week end at the home of his par· leading refineries. They have the latest facilities known to the refining The new LONG "60" has 25% fewer llarts than any ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bink· Dther llOlllllar moclcl automatic pick-up hay baler 011 tho ley. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith industry for the manufacture of Top Grade Petroleum Products. · 1 t Tl • f t d of Lansing joined them for dinner mar m • 11s me~s- ewer par s to get out of a justment on. Sunday. . -. ••• ancl fcwei'--'lhit~to wear out or cause trouble. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson (Jacltl .. , . Also special tJarties ar~anged for trips through the Refinery ·~ :·, · Rice and children of Wayne were . ... •.• The LONG "60" Jtas been built to give profitable service guests at the home of his brother, ·season after season with LOW UP-KEEP! Lester, an Sunday. Call Us For Particulars 'I' "!I' Lester Rice has joined Rufus _ :;;i ~.',) Clay_ of Lansing in the real es· · u T tate business . B:a Ies . p 0_, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leonard . called last weelt on Mr. and Mrs. ~ Guy Bateman of Aurelius. ~ 11 T · p H 1 Mrs. Mildred North and Lizzie Call Paul or Matt :,: ons er our• Moon were guests at dinner Sun· ~"' d

None Better Thari LeOnard,.·, ~ · F.C. ~nderson ·& · Sons ~E:j~r,:~~~~~~: .. · . : Phone 236S Dansville sa. the occasion was also a house· In Da~sville· Cedi Murdock Oil Co. "' warming. . \- ~-- .,.·,;;,'-;,· ·...,;,;...;. ___,...... ____ ...;...... :..;.; ...... ,_ ...... -....~ ·•.Mr•. and -1\h·s,. Don .. I(Ing.-enter· -----~~~~~ ----~i~!~------•11111••••••·•·•·lii"lii'li·li· _____. /· l.•---.. ...- ...... - ... -· ··I

,__ _., Ingham Counly News March 27, 1952 Page 3. Mrs, nella M II 1r.t• Is cor In[l, !or ~ A' d A M On1t•, anil L1l.ut·ccn nohnet, Van· Jl.•'m·•·ls;r .TCtnot Frederlcli, Tomlln· Wl'lll'amston· Ml'll, nnhal't: Bmwn. Sr. A . vement war s re ad e town. llill'll '' Mr, nnrl M1·s, Alvin Wood nnrl C1 ftA.\~II,; I n 11101 t·ogt•np 11)" 1T en~ ..,n,., 1ter ot Mru·y· l" Jnn4! ·\"'frnver, t L kLllnslng; Snt• Mt•, nnd M~.·.•·P llct•nlc""' Weat 0 son of Bha[Ji)(!rd, H[JCIIl Sunclny ' . a· C!'OHS . mnde tho . hcmot• roll; Bct.tyJr. I! l'ot't!o, WI'! • ~ · l octllv ·c; Doln )Jr•vc' rct·ut'll~rl" 11<11ne nfter spon·'·" h 4 H dG' I nand~. c 11 I' ~r a .. e t llll' I cox; Ill!( AI. ' • Ill".' t)U! Winter In I?lorldu, Stocl,brrdge Items with hill' pnrentH the Spnclnfoi'CH, 0 .Hnn am • oys an _l_r. s In pnulh·y, Max Bcniw of Oltc· hee, Aumlhts. ' ' Mr, nncl Mt•s; Hownrcl Ingersoll Mr. m1d MrA, ,John Nichol visit· ~ moll; nchlnvemcnt booth, Donna On lmltltng tlwa~ on rno ~onm• visited ·olutlvcli In Dnttle Ct·celt l.Urii, Ilolen Deeman ed his mother, nunt nnd gmnd· 1 M vldell the cash nwards am\ the Voss of Aluledon, 1111 ' The Home CuHmo dlth mel. ,Tune Myers enlcrtrtlned 20 flalurrlay num1•rnus nwarrls were huttons for Individual uwnrds In Phil Hayhoe of A nlcdon, niter· Rl1oiln J\.elly ot Ol(cmoH nml Ilctty " Mt•. and Mrs, rnmes NUBbltt, wllh Mrs. Nom Klsllcr last Jeri· guests at n mlscellnneous shower Philip Collins Is spr.ndlng 2 or made In ~-II eluh members who the eleetrlenl(lro,jects, nate; nnd scl)retnrles, Darlene England, Sollthwosters. .Jimmy and Nunoy of Cncllllac clny nflernnon · with seventeen nt the home of her grnllllmnlheJ', 3 weell~y, Clover; Caro· Gunn, wool; .Tenn Avert, Olte· Basements

,\olws. The hostess served refresh· '!'he Annual Red Cross Drive Is Mr. and Mrs. Dan Nixon of Enst Alaiedon Short Circuits, led Caltrlcler1 Walters·Kipp; Harold lyn Allan, Pleasant Grove; Sally mos; Donnn Voss, Alalodon; and ments. ,.. on here, with Mrs. Pnul Dancer, Munith, spent l~rlday (!Venlng at by Stanley Voss and Phil Hayhoc, Wlllws, Stoner. Thompson nnd Suzanne 'l'homp· Sarn ~clthnrt, Wilcox, advanced; Water Proofed Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wlll'd left chairman. The ladles of the Home the' Charles B()ylan home. third with $5. Soil c 0 n 8 e r v n t 1 0 n ett, Joyce Hall, 4 Winds; Patrlcln supper April i7 r1t the Methor.llst Saturdny with the James Row­ rhurch. The pi'OC(!erJs will go for lnncl.fnmily. churches Monday eve nln A' Klmllnger, Clover; .Tames Shirey, leader; third, Lab(!t'teaux, Mrs. Drown, ·southwest Leslie; Helen 1\loaon·Rim·cll oro Jlllclmd full of JOE WHITE through Wedncsrlny nonn of this William Van Slelde nnrl Jnnet Effie DeCamp, lender. Watkins, DuBois; !3oth Wchster Dollur Dny values. 1'he cll.y·widc hand uniforms. Guests all he Andrew Millhouse I'hone Lansing week. The S(!Hsions were held in Lamphere, North Williamston; On the junior lendcrshlp honor nnd Jan(!t Dep,ew, Vantown; Lois ~ulc stnrtH Friday 1m~rniug unci 21!J10 60017 Guests atllw'iwme of Dr. anrl home over llw week end were the Central Methodist Church Frank Fellows, Rnss 1\t~ltay ami roll were plnced Dallas Hyde, Kuhres, Katharine Kahres · and couthmcs through 8uturduy, Free Mrs. Culv1~r over the week end Mrs. Sylvia .ranltlns nncl Bob were Haymond Culver of 1\alnma· Jenkins, of Mishawaka, Indlnna, Hou~Building. a~ Gov. the G. S~~Mennen Cu~~ Wll· CIJ·cults;EdwlnVoM,E~tAI~~nnShwt Kennel It Bt•own, Alale· ~P~h~IIJ~~~s~·;~J~o~y~oo~~M~a~lc~.l~w~,~W~.I~Ji~~~J~.o~ll~n~I~~~~~~~g~,~G~~~n~n~;~P~h~~~~~~s~S~m:l~tl~~~p~ru~1~d;q~·~l~s!p:r:n~i;d~~~L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_ zoo college nnrl Mr. und Mrs. Pat an1l on Sunday · Mr. and Mrs. IIams, Lt. Gov. Wm. C.. Vanden· don Lumherjacl\s; ami .Janel. GriiTin 1111rl Miss Cccelln Hcrzo!( Clal'(!fiC(! Millhouse and lwn chll· .· · h ·p .. f 1· · d I berg, Minority party leaders. Hep· Warner, North Leslie Short Clr· , ' ' . · of Dearborn .. drcn. Crn·ey nnd Sen. Blondy, Majority cults. · .n· .,. ·.e·· . r o· ~ :I a ·.e •. party lea\lcrs, Rl)ps. Knox nml Second place awards were mnde 1 1r ·------'---·~--~~~~~~-~ Montgomery and .Sen. Hittle were to Charlt•s Tasl

\~~ \\O\\\ 1\6 YOUR DOLLRRS CRn GH on Men's Men's· Dress ~ Argyle· I I Trousers ~· Dress Sox 4 pr·for $1 off Boy's T-Shirts Nylon-Stitched STEVEN'S BLEACiffiD LINEN $1 Wltite - Blue - Maize Rayon Panties Toweling Sizes 1 through 6 l for $1 3 pr for $1 Regularly 59c 3 9 C yd

Boy's Novelty Broa,leloth Front Quality Nylon Hose Plastic Table Cloths Briefs 15 Denier 54" X 54" l pr for $1.50 l for $1 3 pr for $1 ' ....· . .~ .. FLANNEL' PLAID ' STATE OF 1\'IICWGAN Ladies' Dress Gioves ·sheet ·Biarlkets .. T-Shirts . ~0" X SO" . . Sizes 2 through 12 1 · Reguiarly. $1.98 $1. /2 Price $1.59 - 1· for $;3 · Ladies' Suits Lewella Bras 42-inch Lee Regularly $35 to $39 ' Pillow Cases 5 S_ilver· Work $25 $1 Each $1 per pair

Dollars~~ ··Trousers Ladies' Rayon Slips -Ny.lon A~klets Assorted Wash Cloths .. . ; Regularly $1.98 Regularly 69c Regularly 49c eaeb With·EveiY Discontinue'l Colors $1.59 - l ·for $3 l pr for $1 3 for $1 Man's $3 On Every . DOUBLE-lliDCKNESS Men's Work Sox $1 off Pair Of . Suit 25% Wool·;_ 75% Rayon Weatlier Bird City Club Velvet Step Training Pants 4 pr-for $1 Shoes 4 pr for $1

•. B~y's Flannel ...· :Shirt·s;· . DEPT. ·', . ~ .. " . Men's T-Shirts Broken Sizes · ' White Only· Only $1 STORE ·2. for $1

• t· •• Olnr• llnwll'Y, 34, Muon 1 AnnA Jrllnli, ~H MAI00 1 • Mnrlt Cnvr., 522; Wayne Spenny, 165; Jcunettr. Ammon, 1131; B!!lly went to Chi\PilCll'R Tnattt'rmcr. 'wtih • lcolth !l, Manlalt, 20, Lanalnu i Ellllll" 543; anrl Bill Purtmnu, 207·liGO. Mr•zurcl1, Hi!l, 15,1; Muc! Allen, lfin; 742, Intllviduld· hidll ~··IIt 1 H wuH Permits Needed beth 14, llurron. 111, J.,nnulnu, • IUIIMOII 800 J,engue 'l'cnm Htamlln~il nro IIH fo!lowH: Mnrge Mlll'IIH, 15(i; Myrtlo Mil· tuliPn hy l·~il,•n llPIJi,ws wit II ·1711. l'nul Bltol, 20, Nao~ Lanoilll"; llllllo A. Mortm'tl JleHtnurani c 11m o Monfd& t, 20, En fit. Lanaluu, 'f',•nrn Point:; bourn, 155; Mury Lennon, 152; I!igh inrlivirhJ.il gunwH , WPrc WllJinm W. llnnnoclo, ~~~. llt. Claln through with high ~ericH unci For Open Fires Jelfcr~on F'onrl Mlll'lti•l .. . :IIi .Jmm PHt•lwr, 152; nml Mnrcolllnc t I Mnr~rnrot 1!:, lltlduc•IIO, Bn•t Lnnulnu. high sing)(• gume thiH wcol1 wllh howled hy ,TcnniP llullltnx, 170; fllchnrrl A. llavh oon, 21, Lunolnw 1 MnrHP'H HI!IHHIIJ'ant ...... :l:i l•'uclgo, l!iO. .,,1,, Walter Muiohler, conservation OIIDER API'OlN1'1NG TIME I'Ort OrtDER 01' I'UDLICATIOJII Lntn•a Van lllnr!rlom, I:i:l; 1•:111!11 Bull~ A, Way, 10, u ..tlnsa. IIEARING CLAIMS AND PETITION ANNUAL ACCOUNT 26BB nnd !155, They m·o giving llohort II, Swunaon, 20, Lnnalng i Ann ITorn':; Shon Store ...... 2G 'J'cnm slnnrllngH urc nH follows: IJt•ilnwH, Ill:.!, 1H~; lnr•z Nt•w' onth, .,,1, ol'flcet•, pointed out Wednesday FOR DETERMINATION OF l(f,;JIIS 1'01\TEll-AJiril 17, I 062 .Jefferson food Murlwt a good I, Mtun, 20, Euat Lnmling. JURY-Juno 0, 1062 Wolverine J~nglnePring . 21! 17:-i; Murge Sh.tft, l:iH; .IPII.Y ,. ,,. that nil persons who start open Allnn Palmcl, 2.0, Lanalnu, Muxlnc K, HLuLu nl Mlchluun, 'l'ho I'Jobalo Court rncc for first plnce, W L Btato of Mlchlsnn. 'l~1o l'robal~ Cout t !Illton nnrl llir'hnrrls ...... Byrne, l!iR; Mo~riiyn lijgllr.llll, • ,, fires, except when the ground Is Jay, 24, LanolnK. for thu County uf lntchnm. LeRoy Le!! held ,lho numhei' Spahr F.lcf'irlc ...... 17 31 John JC, Whollhnn, 24, Lonalng; Jlcthel rn. LlitJ Luunt.v ot ln!fhnm. I At ll IH!I:IHlnn of 1mid Com I, ludd nt lhc Ill Hlcc Clwvl'Oict 1()1, lri2; nevi! HPIIlill', l'iK, liii, ;, , snow-covercd, or for domestic At It IUlBYion or tsllld Coua t, (I (lid Ill lhu IIIIr:lwn'::; Drug Store! ....11 :14 11 M, Jahna, 1H, I~ttnalnu, 1'1 ohutu Olflco In !he City nl Mno1111, In one spot by hnvlng high serlc:; .Jcwctt'H !•'lower Shn(l .. "''' purposcR, mnst obtuin permitH. llnvhl !t, Holts, 20, Bust Prnbntn Ofrh•u, In Lbo city of I~JUJIIinK, In t111l!l Uo11uly, on lhn :tilth duy of Murch, Irolt Bakery ancl Grill .. A 1 37 158; Ele.tnni' ]l111r, 170, IGD; 1111rl lllfl hllitl County, on the ~Otll cln.Y nr A, ll. 1062, nnrl high gnme for the weeit wllh IIowm·rJ Pont htc• . ' • Permits nrc Issued hy local lire Mu1y L. Ur·own, 21, Lnnaln1c. Country Kitchen ...... 1!0 Marge Ba1'11hart, Iii I. Hn,vrnomt J, Merchnnt, 21 M111 nh, A. ll, 1 Uti:!. I'll ••nt1 I! ON, JOII N McULELI,AN, 244, 225 for· 6li7. Other high 1 MiC'Iwl~n-Bnlter I ,]JI', Co. I •rr.am Ht.mcllng~ awns toilowH: '" ,·1,dcpnrlmcnt oJl'icluls o1· by the Mnxlno J.,, Uon, 1 H, LnniSIRK. I'JtHWJJI, JJON, JOHN McCJ.EJ.~LAN, JudH'fJ ,,r P1 nlmtu, Ifni V11rlcty Stm·p ...... 3fl o( SC'ores were by Wayne Rari!CI\ Wyeth Inr•IJIIIOI'alcrl .. . Cnlvln M. Hill, :.IH, Lanr.luu, Jnncl 1\ Jmhru Prohulu, In lho MuttcJ• or lhH I!:Htntu nl WIL· Gr·ccn Pnrrol ...... a7 'l'eam W L conservation officer ut Mason. In th11 M11tlcr or llu l!:nlnlc of AH­ LIAM 1!. l'OI!'I'BII, llcccnond, 541; Clift llodgers, 221·577; Don \Vnrc'H Drug St l'mc, J D, l.~nnt~ln.r, om ...... !folt Dairy ...... 3() llrt':; Bar . till 2 i ... ,, Under !IIC law, Mutchler ex· Uwluht. 0, Bncun, 20, 1!11ntllnu; Mu1· '1 IJUU ·'· H. JUHY, lJttCCIH:IHI. GNat ani r1 runt COUIIIIIJIY nnd JnmcR B Wllllnms, 201, 21!1·5!1!1; Don llot·· Morlcm ClcanerH lone Wilde!', I 8, Lan•hur. It HJ)IUJUJlnu tu llJt• Cumt thul lhutlnw Po1lva hnvinK Hied In tmld court thch· Palmer l~nglnecrlng ...... 28 KesHlct''H ltPai f·:stulc• . •to ~l:l plaincd, "Any pcrHon who wlll· COl JllflHI'IIIIItloo or olalmtl UH'nlntlt. IUdd 111111\IIIJ IIIC'OIIJ1l 1111d JlOli• ton, 530; llobert Inghrum, iiHi; llmt'Y I~. l>JI'IJnun, 20, Oktmos: Nun .. fiflffJ/lth 1 lhcil· r-ntnlu llrnltf'Cl, tl~ut. IToll llec•I'Cill loll . .. .. •l:l :Iii .':: •.Jnily, negligently carelessly cy L f{J ~>hB, 10, I.IIUUIIOK, 11houifl bc1 nnd nttlrnu tlon IHnYiriK for llw nlluwnnt'l' lhPI••n(, Fred Silsby, 217·560; Jo!! Ellerby, .m· 1 l'llnsun .r unlm· IA•ngu•· , .. , setH a flrr. which mjures m· en· Wnrrun H111'1ey, 20, l.nnHinK; unci 11IJt~ll hr. IIIIIHlinlml lo rcc.:1vv, ex· und thnt th11 IUVI'lilnuml Khown ttu rein 510; Glb Ilowl!!tl, 523; Muurlc!! Jloll l'lh•l"l'hllnlH Womt•n Ben':; Moh1in Sr•rvlt•P ... •Ill •II Ilt•HK, Jl, Mt PlflliiiiJll, 11111111~ 111111 udjuat nil clnJmH ulul tllJ/JHIInls 111:1 hnvlnu htwn rnndf hy Ill IN 1111nlly 1111· Mor.~c heal .Janwkl in Ru:;ter':; l•'oorl M:u I-PI :17 •i I . rlanger:; the property of anothci', JNnmo Jj, Lorcnr., LnntilnK 1 Knth .. Jlh'IIIJJHl 111dfi decenKrd by nnd b~IOlf• IIUICI Hlnvr.d hy 01dt1 of thih ('oUJI, Rlellly, 205; Don VanrlcrVccn, n Country Kltl'lwn toolt three ...rll j za, Co1111, nnd I hut !he luuul lwua pf Hnld ):!'nmc Tuesdrty ftcrnoon hy win· I IYII M. J(,lrn, 21, J.,nnt~lnH. It Ia fh del~~~. 1'hnt I he I Hh d11y of Barr's Sill( ail' :-if' I vit•e . :J i ·17 '"'''may upon coavic•lion, he fined dtl't'lll1Nl f'UIIilld ln ITll\(lfL the UlllUll• or 52!1; IIul'l'y Spcnny, 21a·553; Noi'· ning 1!ll nvr-r •iril'l In Hilly in the> ~:amPH from Pnlrner Engincermg CluulfK J~. Mcl\ny, 21, LnnnlnKi Edith A111 II, A. U. 111/i~, 11t tl•ll·thh ty o'rlor k IIarl'ison's Grcu•t•ry . ... . ·Hl y,.Jtlt h hnlfl dPt 'JUIL•cl dlerl tH Jr.llfl nhonld IH• mnn Eddy, 210-5-l!l; Clnr!!ncc Fry, last \V!'ek hut tlw IPam Hlnncllng-H , 1 $100 ancl c•ostH or 11 Jail M. Hogma, ~1, LIUIIIIIlK. In tho ftHcnnnn, nt lhr. Pa·nhntu Ofrlcc ul lcurl by one point. St rldd.uul hmt nriJIIIII(•ntud nrul ill lit milll'rl, 2or. \V••HL H11ginnw Hflf'(!L, l.dlflfllnH, Ml•·h· 536; nex Bement piel~erl up tlw rcmnlnr.rl the same. Jlolt Dairy Chilppe!I'H l nHLII'llllt'wmlnnllon nnd udJut~tmvnt or nll cln!mt~ were CIHII'It Roggow, llifi; .John lng, and that those wliO' do start T1•d F. S)ll'inuer, 2.S, LnnulnH'i llhylllu JOHN McCLELLAN, 01·dcr denying motion f01 mla·ltl11l. thy Heed, 201·1(116; Betty MtiHHel· rtnd dumnnda t!Killnst auld dcceJUH!fl 1 nnd A 'J'tue CollY' Juduo of ProUnto 'fhc PcOJlle nr tho Stull• or Mlchhrnn IIowlclt, 154; Marvin llall, 12!l; A. SmiLh, I H, Lnnolng. fOJ tile ndjudlr-ntlon nnd dctclmlnntlon or fires usc all precautions to l1eep John H Jnckann, 20, Lnnslng; Betty Rohvrl L, Dtnko vn. Grover Duah. Wnlvcr of Jury trlnl. Bill Porter, 12:-i; Llnd.t Fore ilc, man, 162, 150·1143; Kay 11hclwpf, the hcltK ut l~tw o( auld df.lccm1ed nt tlw Regllitcr of Ptohntu North Amnricnn HomeR Cnr11 vH Uon· them from spreading and dum· L llednmlll,y, IH, Lnnslng. tlrnu of hiK dcnth entitled to Inherit thu 121; Doug Hilton, 123; Sandra 1!i,1, 1ii3·•141; !Jelen Lyon, 172; ------uld A. 'I hlelmun nnd Dut~o!yn 0. 'l'hlci- aging pi'OlJCrty, ('I'Ops, soil, lim· Jlillrl·ll E. I~Jndl~y, 20, Enat Lnnalng; l.'l:ll/ltl• or Whir IJ the dcr.CUtlecl cJiud KCizi'IJ, Jnru t A MnlleBon, 19, Ensl Lant~lng. OIIDEI! I"OR PUBLICATION "'"" Order lm· tlllnsfl'r fi'Oill l11W to Ilrll'n, '118; Lyle Fcms, 118; Nor­ A1111>1 Hartley, 171; Norlnc Miller, It IK 1'1ullu1 Otd(t!td, 'J'hnt Jruhllc no­ API'OINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR chnnceiY Hide o! cou1l, ,. .,br.r unrl game and g-ame cover. Mnrinn 0 Wntihhu~n. !lti, J.~nnaln!r; tlr••· llur..rtr Ill• HiVlln hy puhllt•ntlnn or II man Au~tin, 117; Doug Duane, 171; JcinrPnc·e Clc•mPntH, Hl5; llr· Vh ~-rtn!n V Huc!P., :IIi, LnnKlng. ARMSTRONG-AJorll 17, 1952 'l'lw l'ooulc ol tlw Still<• nr •RcmemiJC'l', JlrPs me caused by c•opy of I hlti Ul fll'l fJIICI' cnf'lt Wr.f'k fot :Hntj• or MuhiJ.rll/1 'I'hf PlfliHLlu COJIIl V!i, Uon Jlynn. 'J'rlnl nntl 11G; and Betty I~crrls, LOO. ll'ne lin n:wn, Hi2; My rile Mil· Jo..rnll H Stnmhnuuh, 36, Lnnt~ln~r; Lenn thtt•r Hllf'll'fiKJYf• Wll'kti IJlfV!OUii to Hllid w cnrclc~sness." rn~.tlle County of lnnhum. Hllilly lUI cluugad, aemnndt•(l. M llli'WH .t/i, t~nnalng, dny or lu ruing, In till Jnghnm UtJUiliY Team standings arc as follow:;: hourn. 1m; HPity Oriel". 161; Johu W. Nnrll, 22, EnsL LunulnR: At n HI Hulon of 11nld Court. held Ht the 'J'h1• Pt•oJtlf• of tho Stnl~t of Ml .. hlgnu Nr•Wfl, II llf WtiPIIJU:!r Pllllll d lllld CIII'U­ Team Pis. Mary Utter, 100; Phy!IIH llPI'Iy, .huH I 1:. Clnrl,, 21, Hell oiL. Jntl'll lr1 twld r.nunty, PJobutc Olfif'( In Lhf' C:lly of MniiDH, In VH. r;mmn Whittaker. 0Hiul fot• unlrl Gouuty, on the ~flth duy of Murch, lnoHr.c,ul llnwnrd N n. nke, 40, Lnmilng I Grncc Morse ...... H 1!iR; Virg-inia Mills, lli8; Mary JOII N Mt·GLEI,I.A N, A. lJ. 1052. 'rh1• Peor,lo u( tlw Hlntr. or Mlchlf.wn -- Jtlarriage Liceflses M, Hfll~l, 47, SnKinnw. JudHtl or Ptohntc Stricllland ...... 1:! LPnnon, 156; Ilclcn Wrool1, 153; i 'l'hclnln Ptffilllll. liON. JOliN McCLELLAN, VB, RobelL GrcgOJy, 011ler Cot raollu 111oH~ ..1 Mr lvlu Wuhhm·, 31, J,nrwlnK ,Ju,Y ll. Mr ,Yt•r, u,, l~nf\Rlll~i Iln~ol B. WchiHI, 27, I~nnt~lng. JIIIIH'u of P111bnto ~filii • Holtz ...... i:! Marr·clllne Fudge, 1li3; Ellen ShuttlrwoJlh, Ut, I:u11L LuntdiHC· Wllh11d .J Wine, :\3, Lnnslng; Cecile In tho Muth I' of I hi l~Htnh• or IIER- In Ue: Clly or I~unHing, Ol·rlcr. Wat IH, 1!i2; Barbdl'il Morey, 151; BEit'l' ,J. AftMS'l'HONG, IJcfcnHcd, Rc: l>rnwlnu und Hummonlng uf JlllUIR, .Tarcdli .12 Wllllnrn I'. l';lllt1, 21, 1;11KI LnnBinKi M, l!t>lon, ~7. Lnnnlmc. ORDER APPOINTING TIME anrl Peg-gy BollrJC'k, l!'il. lJuJolhy U. Ln1rnz, .!1, BnKI l.ollflHinl(. Rnlli'J'I A. Mnlfrnld, 2H, Ellflt. IAlllRing; FOR IIEARING CLAIMS Allin lllll'dinK hnvln).l' filml In tinld ncm·.ro '1'. Hntwooll VI\, Dounld Nr•vlnH Bateman 7 CouJ•L hN (lr.litlon rnnying thnl the nd- 11nd .Jurw (.~nmbelt, Otdcr modlfylun In· l~ulnrl M.• J. lullu1, :.!0, LnnHinu; Pn~ Shh luy M. Jnllti!IOII, 21, ens!. LllOl:llnK. OLIN-June .J, 1062 Forche ...... tnirtiHtrnllon uf Hllld Nlfll!C bo J.:lltlllcd tCJ Junction lind COiltillUiiHC ciiHt:OVfliY lifO• Tl•arn stanrllngs arc as follows: t1lcln A. lhown, \H, Lnnslnlf: HLnt1 nf MlchiKilll. 'lilt! Ptobnto Cnutl CPnlnd 'l'l'ltHl Compuny o,· to fwmr othe1 ccedinJ.ttl, T~m W L t.eo L Bnldwln, IH, Lunslng; Snruh L. CUS1'01'111mS INVITI!."'D foa thr: l'nuuty nr Jnghnm. J)ittmnn, :111, Lnnhinu. sullnhl·· llNHOil: '' Till' Peonlo nr the Stutn of Michl..:nn lfolt 1\lr.J•chnnts Wmnt•n I~le!'l 1]!J At. II IH!tlllion or Hllid Cotll t, lwld Ill the 0JtiOJ', Spain• r!c 32 gl\\111 I .. II nun, li I, I~ntiL LanRinK, 'l'he twin Dollar DILfH event Is It IH Ordetcd, 'I'IIILL th•• 17th dnr. of VIi, JoHel'h J)~ Scofl1. P1 nhnlt• 0/flr.,• In t l11 l'!ty of Mn1:1on, in Aplil, A.[), 19ti:l, nt lf•n-thirty n'r.lnck In I• 'fhn Pcoa•lt• of the Stnte nr Michlgnll Hitchcn'::; Drug Slow look llitl'iwn's Drug Stmc 1(6 Hn,..,J IJ. H\Vf•ltl, 46, [:mutl Ruptda, designed for IL two·fohl purpose: the HHirl County, nn Lhu 24th dny of Huy 11 Ilno,u(R, lfJ, Lnn•Hul{, Eslhcr tho rorcnoon, nt the Prohnte OJT!ce, nt VH. Jnm~ D. Drown. Utdar Cot lKSU!Ince games from Spahr ElectriC' last I To induce new customers to come M111f'h, A. D. 1062. 20fi \VcHL :)nglnnw ~t., LnnHirur, Michl- M t:Billn~: · loll Bakery and Grill 1:3 M. f(t•lllllll, I h, LrlllHlliJ.:, l'll»<'lll, liON. JOHN McGLEI,LAN, week which left Spahr's remnin· Uns ,jnint•il • thl' ('lu.v's Itc•nl Cttlldd N Hhld1•Y, 21, LnnHing: Dru· to l'lln~on to tJ•I)de, nnd to reward gnu, be nnd IH lu•tcby llllJIOIIItcd Cor ' 'l'hc Pcot•lu uf tlw Htnlr ur Midtlt-:1111 r.ountry Kitchen ...... 13 Jlul!:r. of P1ohntc. hl'llllng Knlrl IICtitJOn: VH, DelbCrt .Pnacoc. Order for lssnuncc or hu1 11 A. llu~ of the Stntc or Mil•hlg-nn Green P.trrot . :i8 ll111 dcn 1 :.! 1, LnnfilllK. It UllJICIItlng to (01111 thro thnt the llmu CO(IY of thifl nrclcl, rot tfllcP. t\\ICI'l!!~SIVt• ""· f{ctlh SJ!.ltl!tlirdrl. Sentenco 1 L monlhH­ 763, and Ilitchen'H Dt•ug Slorl! !Jolt Dairy . .... :i7 J'l'l:a•·•ling till' (ltltl'ilils<' ur suh• fot· llf~ll~lltntlon of clnims IIKitlnst. IHlld wuci\H prcvloUK to an!d dny or hr:nrlug, in On(!' yeur Jnok.uon llrHWI\, l toolt high series with 2121. 111' :VOIII' houu•, 1:11111, I'I'HOI't Ill' ~tntc uhould be llmltccl, und Lhnt. n time tho In"dtntn County NI•WS, 11 IICWHJIIlJlCI' I The Peorllr! or tlu• Stntc of Mieh'l~nn P.tlmcr Engineering .. 28 nud J1lnc11 lw 1\JIJlnilltl•d tn tcceJvu, Pllntcd nucl ci1 culnted ht tULid conn tv. , VR. Rulhe CnmnoK nllnR Rnul Cnnt1tOH, Incllvlclual hiRh series and l'OI;lllll'l'l'illf JII'OfH'I'( ;{ in J1Hhcc or Pt•obntc. tlw lnl-(hnm County NcwH, n neWKJlnllcl 'J'h~>n rl'lnx In IIILffiP!ll'ecl comfort on OUl' Nlogara !Uechano· In lhf' MnttN of the Estnte or LOUIS tJrintPd nnd ell r.ulnted in A/WI CoutllY. Saturday, April 5 IIIUMII,!;P tniJh•s 111111 chairs. S 1'AYLOR, M~.:ntnlly hti!Om(letcnt. JOliN MeCI.ELLAN, H RlliH~lLJ IIHf to Lho eour·L Lhnt the time .TtuiJ.:"l! of Ptobnte J,p( llu· thousands uf clrcllfiu· nctlons which feel like hundreds Col' nrescnlnl!on of r.lntms III{UIIU:IL tonld ul' fingrrli(J', mn•,snglng every pnt·t of your body sooth nway ~ntnte 11hould be limited, nnd lhut n time 12:30 Sharp you•· c•very cure, help those excess pou01ls dlsappm,r. nnd 11lncc bP. 1\JlllOinted to rccctve, rx­ umlnc und ndJu~t nil r.hums nnd de· mnndn IIJ.:RIIlst tu!ld mentully irlcOmJtO· b nl by naul hcfotn tmld coua·L: It Is OJ•de~ed, 'l'hnt crC'd1t01 s or 5111(1 mentnlly inf•omtll'lf'nt ntC!' tequilcd lo 'l'he People of t.lw Stnle or Michlgnn Sold By Niagara Health Center PI £'!11'!1\t theh cJnimli to Hnid COUI'L Ut the ~·R. Euntcc He1ghtchow, 01dm dischnltJ· P1olmtc Olftce nt ~Oti Wf!st SnKinnw ln1r (Hobntlonol', Stockbridge Phone Mason Phone 1\lnrlnn Hollowuy In charge Ktl·ccl. Lnnlitnsc, MlchiJtHn, on Ol' bcfo1e 'l'hc Peo11ll) of t.hc ~lnle of Miehbcnn 415 S. Roge1·s lhl' 6th dny of June, A D. J 052, ut ten vs. Rny C. Moorhclld, Orde1 exlendlng o'cloc), in the rorunoon, snld tJme nnd tlltlhlttlon, 17 F 111 Ord Price &. Sons Bod~· 1\ioulding Figure Control nlnco hereby 1\llJlolntcd fn1· the exnmlnn· The PeoJdc of U\e SLnte ol Mlchhcnn 2-2955 lion Md !Hi)IIAlment of nil cln!ms nnd vs. Cot•tucy Ctnnde l. Oulet· dillcharginK Rcal.TheraJICUtlc Results demn11tl11 llKIIinst snid mcntnfly incomJlc­ !Jt ollntione1, lent. 'l'ho l'eotllc of the Slate or MlchiiCILil It Is Furlher OuiNcrl, 'fhnt tllthllc no­ ~·s. Alnn D. Wngonct•. Ot•dc!' d1schurgmg l'honc !llason 4502 or 25231 for ft(Jpolntment tlrl' thelco£ be J.:IVCII hy fJUblicntiOit O( II tH"oiJntionct f'O}IY or lhfR 01 dCI' fOI' thl CC HII~CfJflSiVe 'I he People of lhc SLntu or Michigan weeks provtous to snal dny of hent Ing, In \is, Puul Cheney, 01dct· extending Piobu. the fn~hnm County NewK, n JHJWSPI\JlCI' LiOII FIRST TREATJUEN'l' FREE! Ill lilted nnd l'IJ t•ulnted in futid county. 'l'hr: PeopJp of lhc Slntc or MicJugun JOHN McCl,ELLAN, '.ti. Jo1old 1'hcorlote Scnvolt. Otdcr dls­ ... ~.~#-~ ,, 'rt•uc Co ••Y: Judge of Probnlc chliiHinJ.r nrobntlone1. Rohl"ll L. D11tltn 'l'ho People or the Stntc of Michlgnn RcgiBtcr of P1·obnto vs. i'lnllldln Mnt·lln 'J'JHhrock, Ot·ricl' rlltl­ 1 I·_'J!, churHUJI.f Ill obnt.JOUCI', Implements and Tools 'rhe Pt•Oille of the Stnlc of Michlg1~n vs. Ji'lctchct Stubbs Otdet cxtcndlng DI'O~ IHdlOfl, Ford-Ferguson .1'r1wtor in good David Bt•adley 4-har Side Ralm Rubb1~r-tirml Wagon with llat rack 'l'hc People of lhc Stnle nr MichiKilll .. condition, overhauled last S(lring on l'Ubber·, 2 years ol!l \'s. R. 1'. ColJI~n·oss. Oulel' t?xtundlnR PIO­ and side bo:u·ds bnUon Ferguson 2-bottom 14-inclt 11low lUcCormicl•-Dccriug l•':trmall 'l'hc l'ooplo or the StnLo or Mlohl~enn Double Cultipaelwt• \'S. Mnc lt. Colen. Oulcr diKchiiJKing pto­ McCormick-Deering Moclel 521t 1'mctor llonm-made Linw Spi"J•ad,•J• l:fllton<•t, 'lhc l'oofdo of Lhc SL11Lc ol Mlchlgnu Combine with auxiliary motor, in 1\lcCor·miclt-HI•I•ring Gr·ain Drill Buzz ltig 110-ft. Kd••nsiun L:uldt•r VA, Chn••lcfi' n. lo'nnlIo o{ the Stilt e of MlehiKnn Davicl Bradley Corn Planter witlt Brooders, llt\W vs, Chnl'les R. I•'nnkbonet, Ordet• to ume11d 1\lanure St•rcader lnrormntton to rend second offense ln­ fertilizer attachment and hy­ Ferguson Cultivator 2 Uolls of Roofing l'ap£'1" I I stend of thud offcn6c. draulic hitch 1'hc PeoJllo of the Stnte ol Mlchl~rnn 1'owner Lift-Ty)lll llar·row Quantity o! Chiclwn Feeders vs, Edmund lCownlskl. Sentence 5-lfi ycnrs Jnckaon )ll'ison The People of the SlnLe of Mlchlgnn Vt> Rogel' William Warrington Sentence l }RIS yeniK ,Jnckson tnl1:1on. 1hc Jleople or tho Stntc of Mlc!rlgrln Household Goods '" Mc•·lyn t•'. ]··OI·buf'!h, AtllliRntncnl, \\ll JIJ~d I eliding of Info I mntJon, ()(ended not guilty, hond contlrtUlHI. Mahogany Dining Room Suite with 1\laple Bed with imrcrstii'ing 3 1\itelum Clmirs 'l'he People of the Stute of Mlchi~CIIII buffet and six chairs, in good vs Mnry lloc nlinK Le~lyn Clul'l~e ulhu~ nmtt1·rss ' 3 Straight Uh:ti1•s Shhlcy Dnldu. AnnlgnmcnL, tJh:nrlcd not condition 3 1\la)Jie Chairs SteP) Cabinet with Hmwe1·s 1-{Uilty, tcmundcd, Silvertone Table 1\lodcl Television, Michigan A!;lricultural Experiment Station 'l'he Peoulc of Lhc Stnlc o£ M1chlgnn Chest of Dmwcrs 2 Clotht•s llam!lcrs vu. Rubin Allen nnd Ed1lic Johnson. A1·· 16-lnch screen, with nearly new . ~lat•le UL•d with innei'SJII"ing mat- has develo:ge~, male-sterile and nor~~l flow­ t·nignmcnt, plcndcd not Knilly. Jc­ Steel Utilit~· C:tbilu•t 1\1 a Jlh' ChaiJ• mnndcll. rotating table tress and SJJrings ering strains of sugar beets that were crossed 2-burncr llot Plat,., l'keh•il: The PcoJllc or the Sl11tc or Mlchlgun 2 1\laplc 'fwin Beds with imler- ~latJle Dresser \'!:1, Wilmot Pnul lJuncnn. P1obntlon re· Night Stand 2 J.. :uvn Chah·s Quant it~· Uislws together to li\ct;ease the yield of this valu­ \oked. spring mattresses Flour J.. :tmp Lawn Bt•nclws and 'J'uhle aplc crop. The result is the new Hybrid 125, ·rtw PeOJIIr. or I he Stntc of Mlchlgnn 2 Maple Chests of Drawers vs, Wilmot Pnul Iluncnn. Sonlcncc 1 !~ri 1\l:tllle llr1•ssing 'J'ahle and Bench Cool,ing U1Pnsils showing an·average tonnage Increase of 13 ycn1s Jncl\aon Jllltion. Sunlence to a:un Maple Dressing Table COJlCUliCUtly, Westinghouse ~'able Radio Otlwr articles· too HlllllCt'otls to per cent over brdlnary commercial sugar beet The PcoJllc of Lhc Stnte of Mldihwn Maple Bed Stand White JjHII'I· ll: l!i a. m. Pl'ltycr s e r vI cc Fh•sl l'r•r•shylt•J·!un C!tnrr•h, J\ln· Lansing,· ami 1111 Jnstrur:tor al When 111en nnr! women worship ml'nl nf llw Michigan Cn1111dl of I•'I·. Chnrles Imltlp. 7 p. m., .John," "Oirl Man HivcJ·," nnd Nu1.111'1!111l, D. Wcstmlnslr't' l•'r•llowshlp, wil h sairl. Most psyi'!IIatrle pnllent~;~ 'l'mvm· will .<;prnk on lhr lop!<· Wllllam~luii H~o ",'-itoullwarlcrl Men," after the llll'y hnve rlone as Gorl wanted I Miller, iutslot·. Clturch 10 with nussell JlJ·own on have lost I heir senso of values, "Townrd Unrlerslanrllng lhP Ill· ~diUol spPal:lt11~ dinner, "Gypsy .John," was the IIH•m lo do that d;ty, peace nnrl hie" al 1 :ilO fl, m. nnrl1111 "Mnldng : ,J, m.; worship s~rvke, 11 a. m. "YnutiJ 1 thP J•'ar· J•;;,•,t." fi:::o p. 1\lrH. l'eal'i Hl'lmll'<'l' hnpphii'SS will <'otnc to all, tho he declarer!. 11 numllcr they snng at the dl~trlcl

Tho Blhle Live" a I ti: :m p. rn. 'I pa::tot· riPI'i:m·d. . .tiH!ll Jl. m. m., family niJ~III pollul'i{ !lintH'I', feslivnl. 'l'lwy will sing at the A reltn·nc'd ntisslonnt·y frrun More llwn l!iO C:hrlstlan <'dllt'il· Jo'aiiH•I' Macl~:lf'hln is r.rntnsel­ --, • wllh progt·am fli'P:;rnlr•d hy till' slate festival in Ann Arbor April China, Mrs. l'Pal'i 11. :-il'IIalft•I', lion Jenr!Prs In the lor·al f'llllt'I'!J, Nurllr, AIII'I'IIIIM Churr:h, TIPV WnmPn's a~:sor·ln lion. :J p. 111., lot· to Midlignn Stalt• r•olh•ge sill· o[ Pollok School r•mnmunlly, CJJ' slate and I si11IP· lum!Jia and Jo;lfcrt roarl:l. Sunday meet in .Tal'il':on First l't·r•sllyiPri- Fran!< Schmirlt server! as mas- em·es and sprmk on Jli'Ps<•ttt <'otr· him wllh qLtr!slions ahoul thP I lr!I' ol cP.rcmonles anrl inlmrluccd rllllons In llt:rl t•ounii'Y on Mal <'it wltiC! r·onfrmmco. ·H'hool 10: l!i and hHJI'Iling wor· nn dlltrl'it. Monday, 7 p, 111., .l'"'llh vnlw• of llfr; and the nmson In I' l'a( FmnphPII 1\'a:.; absent from Tlwmo of lhe mer>llng Is "'I'll!! ·:!tip al II :l!i, Young Peoples Fr.l- slwllng pnrly nl L:rnslnl( rollr!t' lhP guests and spealwrs. Miss Ag· :JO, 7:.10 n'l'lod1 al Ill(• ll.tns\•ille livint:. It Is 11'111'11 llto:H! qrtt•stion:; llr. ,Julm ( :. 'i'l'll\'1'1' JH•s Simone furnished music be· Methorlisl l'itnn·h. sd1ool Thursday. Blhlr• In Chrlsllan f•;r!twalinn." Its tmv:;hlp Sunrlny cvrmlng at G:~5. rlnll. 'l'n<'srlny, H p. m, tJ·usiPPs. I~rec lll'i~a· ill11l IIonr•sl answr•rs nrr• •••" I Dah; llnlrnf'I', Ann Glynn, .Judy purpose Is lo givP Chri:,II:'IJ wnrl(· "\l'm•1ls r•luur~~·· llll'llllill~ witlt an cvangellslle servlec ul Wednesday, n::m p. m., potluck fore ll11• rllniH'I', As a representative ol lhe [!,!!11· fortnd that Ystnnwntl ~C!l'Vll't! Js at 11 :.lO a. m., . ~~~lh ctty. Mrs. Frank Guerriero was Mrs. SchaiT!'r's moi'P 11Iat 2.1 .------. lea's ahiC!sl Bible sf'!HJinm," slnl<'rl ~;dwol, I 0 a. m.; worship sr•rvir•t•, 1 \\~a:-; p11 II1 .H; 1H 1r 1 ·111 l'l• , II'' 1IV 'l'l HI rn'l"••-. dll!reh school precetllng at 10.30. in l'harge of food solicitation. years o( servlr•p In China m: tPadt· Dr. Trover, who Is l'PJli'Psr•nlal iv•· 11 a. m.; .Junior Youth l•',~lluw· ' ,, of the Slnnrlarrl Blhlf' r•ommillf'P N!'lsort. ·~: SJJrts,. Nr'l'/ Yorl; City. \VIIIinmslon-Wmdrwun lllrltlrmf· er nnrl ewngPiisl have lll•r•n filled 11 ship, '' p. m.; Sr·rJior· llt'IHIJI, ;; p. whlr•h Is preparing tlw new Jlihlt> 'J'w r111llton ''"PH", lmw lu•en rlrs- 1 .1 1, , C E M'ltlci' Jl'lsloi' m.; Lenlr.n sl'rvii-P, 'l'hursday, wilh varier! anrl iniPrr·stirt)~ l'X· VeJ•sJon, "I I I I I" . l IJ ' 'I s ' ' 011 1P.y' ' ~. ' ' ' ' 11'1 Hill'!, 11 llf' tl[roln l':.llle Sllllg el Church school 10 a. 'm.; class 7::lo p. m.; l'iloir pmclil'c, passion pI ay pcrlcnccs. As ln!aSUI'I'I' lol' II '!'he llP.W version is ll1e authnr­ voilllllf' 11f lit<' I 11 .V •I 'r• sc wr · • •t' , 11 · n • worship serv- Wednesday 7 p. m. jolitt committee of missionane.<; Dollar DaY Specials . I. s I 1 mer II 1g .t. 1 ., . . lzcrl revision of the Am<'rimn 1 I I II1 11 ll I'' ., or· ,l~t.t, '''" "~ "!'. · "Jl en· I<-C! IO::JU a.m. and 8 p.m. Youn1~ 'lm Scheduled for farplnc relief, slw liillllliPd ililll Stnnrlnrrl Version of 1!!01 and of IH:r .. 11, 1.1.>~, II!'' 0, at 8:00p.m. from around the world . Churdtcsl nppniniPrl a mrnmillcr! lion:tl t'JJUIII'il 11f C'lnll'du•s, ;r fori· Jowship, ti:ll_ll; Monday, 7::m. This I:.; a ]tart of the rcg;t.lar 1 Some of those who lhi'orrgh Only $1 of sdwlnrs with Dr. Lullwr A. erati111t 111" :.!!J l;llrislinn l'llllllllllll·J J,lltlll'l'llii.CimrllllillllliLHOII. LC· worker:; mnlerPncc fo.l' !lie lw· Passion Play as produced at Zwn Mrs. SC'hal'f'ct•'s lnfluettt•e !H:<'Itll11' Weigle, of Yale Divinity sr•hnol, as i111ts rr•JJI"<•s•·nl in:~ :l:>.,ono,orm rriCm· gion Memorial IIall. S .•roffcrson ginners rleparlnwnt, Ullllerl youl~1 City, Illinois, for three mrmths Christinns, I1.rv<' alsu !Jpo·omr• out­ ch;Jirman. skating party. Tue:;da~·. 7:~.J. each year, allracting thousands standing Chris I i;m lr•iirlt•r s in hers. Isl reel. Walter F. l(ocpplin, p:i:J- "Many of t11e ol'l Eng I ish <':-<· 11. gl"llrlll.tlr• ol IIH• IJnil'l'rsily of tor. Divine service!; at !l:15 a. m. church llfJard_ of. Prl~ll'illtrJn; of people annua.lly. A vivid por- China. One of these is in l'iti<·lrr,ol. I lr• w:r;. J•,rrn"I'i.l' lwnrl <~f i Midweek lenten service every ,!llnlot c 1011 1 1 .t s, . arc por raycr. i. Mr. Sclt'tiTer 11'1'' nwl :11 y changccl their meaning anrl nnw & i\ · • F'•t ·ter crus:ulc will be f' s s. • ' '·• 111 1· tile• Dr•p::rlllll''ll 111' Old 'l'r•st;mtr•nl · Wr·dncsday night at eight p.m. . PJ.c· "' s. -' r: famous persons, tiH'Iuding c ien- convey an entirely erroneous im· of Dt·:il:l! r 'rril<•r:.ily l'fllir•ge of Rtncl!ltrirl~l' I'I'I'Sii,ytcrinn. Or., ('Prii G-13 ni~hlly at. 7:1.J. Jl. Ill. eralissimo and 1\l:rrlamu t 'lti:t11;: pr·pssion. lill' Bi!JIP, lir"; Moinr";, fa. Willlumsloh ·st. lllury's Cuthu· f:'. G. BP!tnl'I',. pastor. _SPrtnun !:he pastor wtll !Je as:~Islerl ~n. r:nu· 'Jn:rsorirr 1: 11 skal·ll•'UI~'hli'VIll•~· confessions a_nd de· Specaa l11nguagcs in whir•lt lire Bihlr~ wa,; Sorlerhurg, minister. 'I'IHit'srlay, tor, Rev. Eal' Coolt, 1 irw pnrll' 1\lnJHiil\', Mar<·h :11, 7::30 vntwns Fmlay 7 p. m.; Sunday I•'I•csh-Cooln!ll written. These new texts l1nvc March 27 choir rclir·arsal at given us a Bible much elospr I o In 'ltl:::rl ·p. 111. al ilrr· l':llnmar J~oll· mass, fl a. m. Will Be Held I r•r r;:,rci<'tt':, :n:r; 1-:. Michigan church, 8 fl. m. Mr!mbr!l'slliplrain- U!ihl.tedog o.·strl'ct I writing~ of the original aullwrs 111 IIVL'., T.nlloillt:. Yoltllt 1:~ years old Williamsluu Seventh Duy Acl· ing !'lass parsonage. 7:::lO p.' m. VY A H It (l Sunday, Marr•h :ln, Passion Sun- It:tymond E. Holmes . t . 0 l I Whole Cashews :n1d "vr•r Ir111\' :,r•r·rrrP tl11~ir lid<· venlisl, llGfl Stillman road, n. K. day. Morning worslrip, 10::30 a. nurc I Inter-City Tabernacle c•l•; from IIH;ir p:t•:lor:.;, Y11'11 l:l'!lup. Memilrrs . Jesson was on lamp mal\ing. service Marett 30 at 7::J 0 , at I1 w UU,\' l'utt"rHun, ul' litP yo11th grolt(JS may invite l'aHiur \Villiumston IIILJltlst, !Iaro1rl nriithm·hnod •r"mJri;l Mr. anrl Mrs. M. V. Buller were Brollwrhonrl Temple Mcllwrlist I, Kean's their l"rienrls to allt'rHI wilh them. ~IPihmlist, t~eese, pastor. ·Church school 10 Holt, Wilson ?II. Tennant, mini- guests al dinner Saturday eve- church in Holt. I a. m.; worship service 11 a. m. stcr. Worship serviec, "10:00 a.m.; ning of Mr. and Mrs. Carl An- Tile g1.tcst mini:;ter is tile fa· Sc to $1.00 Store and 7:30 p, m. Junior nnd senior Sermon topic, "Gorl Cavt~ on f'al- way. . . ther of ncv. Wilson Tennant, pas· groups 6:30 p. m. Thursday. vary." Chancel elwir will •;ing ttw Mr. and Mrs. Btl! Cocldmgton tor of the church. ncv. and MI's. anthem. Mrs. Vi!'ginia Brown will and family of Howell were guests George Tennant will he guc:.;ts in Williums!on GoSJICI Uull, 402t be soloist Jor the sct·vice. Church at dinner Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. the Holt parsonage over the week Uurl\ley road. Breaking of bread, school, 11 :DO. Tile final session of L. T. Smith an_d family.. end. l3csirlr•s I heir son. wl1u is 10 a. m.; church school 11:30 a. the [Jnstor's mem!Jcrship class Jor Wayne Barlt~, son oi. ~r. ~~1r~ Methodist minisl<'t' in !loll, Iiley rn.; gospel service, 3:30 p. m. (itil grarlcrs will be held rlurinl~ Mrs. Clare l3arlig, h_ad his l?nsJis have lhrcc daughters, Mrs. Tlr!a· L•'rirlay night prayer ministry, the l'ilurcil school hour. Inter· removed Thursday tn Lanstng. trice Norton, wil"e o[ llw Mt•tltorl• l.l:OO p. m. merlinlc Mr!IIJorlisl Youlil Fellow· Mi~s Ann Baur, daughter of ist minister in Mason; Mt·s. Irene Dollar ship, Sunday nigltl, !i::30. Senior Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baur, has bccn George, wife ni lhc l',lelllorlisl \Vllllnmslon St. 1\ILihel'lne's Methodist Youth J•'cllowship, Sun- brought to l~cr home after 1Je"~ minister in Mt. Vernon, ;New I~JIISCIIJIILI, nev. Norman F. ](in· dny night, G:nn; You I h Choir rc· r~ccnt operatton at Sparrow ho~ York; an Fife lal HI ~Ifill it l' 1

A m1se1 grows tJCh by seem 1ng poor, .m extravagant man llnlsll••n, 7 )<'Ills olcl, 111 ,h llolslt 111 .! ~~II', glows poor by sccmmg 11ch Ilnlsl t'lll, li Yl'lll s, h11 d ,J.m ~ult\ llolslt lll (, ~ ,, 11 s, ht o•tl I 1 h H1 ~ llolslc m Unll, Ill llllllllhs, l ,, ho { 1 ''•ltCII Olmsh} Holsl<•in Gtlt'IIISI v, h ~C'IIts, n \tn) L(!l.lll'm :-as<, C. 1!. Alhs ( hnlmet s 2 II loiCIIIIli< tl ftUIIIJI'I 1111'11 \' ll~OII Compleh• LubricatiOn $1.00 plnw ( o Op ( m II I'll l,l'!, I lOW Car Wash lf))J (,t•hl ( hOJI[It'l $1.00 ,Juhn Ht'CI e 12 II SJU II gloolh, ( 0111 i'lm1lr 1 ~h ( oam11 t. h 1 nll ( 0111 llnsl,,•l Bralw Adjustnwnt $1.00 llt'!Uiy IIC'\1 l!J lh '•lnss<'Y H11111s ( omhmP, ~lc ( orm t ''· r; It 1!01\ mg- hlllcl('Jll whc•c Is ~I.u hll!C' $ $ $ $ $

I JUOPAH Auto Polish, Chrome Polish antl ' 'l'l 1~:\IH -All SUl'lS of SlO 1111 01 Polishing Cloth -All lot• $1.00 nmcmnl l~ mnnihs hmc• wall h • ~1\('ll hPtmng h pe 1 u ni liltl.'l c•st $ $ $ $ $ Dale Wood, Prop. lr Gl,f<..N JIOSSLitDI~'r, Ant ho111 1 1 - l'honP 011 nssn It 12 r 2 1 Rubbermai- 01\'Jsso :-i!l\lllgs llnnl, 1\lopar Vanity 1\lirror $1.00 Hal Bca tty and Royal Gillies $ $ $ $ $ Tlwse 1\ ho ICCl'll ed A Ill Dodge and Plymouth llub Ca11s A r u~ CotlY spellmg last week were as fol Hobert L D nko A r. e COJ1Y lows Gary 13enjamm Ruth Ann Reg1IIarly $2.00, Now $1.75 n~J-WIU! of PJ_o_b__ n_l_• ______I_S_\1_3 Hob Jt 1.~ Utnke Dietz, Joell vn R1st h Donna ---ORDE-R-API'O!NTING TIME HcJ lst r of I' ob__ '__:'t_c ______F1anklm Rosalie Steadman FOR HEARING CLAIMS RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERN Johnny BenJamin Halsted Beatt:, 1949 Dodge BnciHIJl Lights REED-June 4, 1952 lNG THE: USE AND OCCUPANCY OF Stntc of M1chtgnn lh(' Ptobntc Court STATE LANDS Ilo Stc.tclman Gene D1etz and Regularly $5.95, Now $3.95 for Lh!:! Cour ty of lnghnm PaiUCIII Smtth At L stJ:;Hion o[ tuud Court held nl the AUCTI The softball captam and co Prolate Olflcc 111 the C1ty of 11 nsmg tn captmn arc Lee Rtsch and John $ $ $ lhc Sl HI County on the l!Hh dny or $ $ Mt ch A D 10G2 !\mble1 Located 5 miles east of East Lansing on US-16 OJ' (j nules \wst of Wrlliamston on US-16 p, e.ent liON JOHN McCI ELLAN to Cornts ntt tton of chums nt.:nmsL Hnlcl Ora 13akcr Sunday guests of the c~;tnte !iho\lld bf limited nnd thnt n t1me l I o en let usc 01 occl JIY stntc lnnd~ Bakers were Mr and Mrs Bruce \0 1 I>JI\CI2 be HJiliOinted lo l ~CCIVC ex­ fo lillY Jl\111 ose when Iii ul ltnds 111 c Baker nnd Aud1ey and Mr and Friday Apri~ 4fr 1951 urn 1 e tLr cl ndJust nil chums nnd dcmnnds JIOste l ng 1 nst sue! ont1 y ~u1c at occu g 1 nsl :>rwl decl.i uwd by nnd bcfote snul Jltlncy ns dutcrmlned by the JJ1 uctn of M1 s Donald Swanson and fam court COIHICI \ ILtlon lly 1:00 P. 1\1. It IS Otdc e 1 'lhnt. ctcdltOis o[ tmld ... lo cnm11 fot more thnn 20 ch y:; Philp Motor Sales dBCf'ISed Ill(! lC)U ted to JlrCtHOt th1.2tt "'tthout the w 11ttun JICI mltiplon of 111 Mr ancl Mrs Howmd Watn clnims to till d coutt nt the Pzobnte Of­ nuthotazccl 1c1 et;cnt ltlvc of the Th puz t r1gh I who )list 1eturned from 227 N. Cedar Phone 23081 hcc nt ~O'i We fit Sn~muw .st1ect L uunng munt of Consct vnlwn Flowla wei c overmght guests of Mu:hlgonn on 01 bdotc thu 4th dny of 3 I o nncho1 01 lcnvc bonts unnll£!f led CATTLE Bicyclt• Gtass Seel1er Ju w A ]) l or.2 ut ten o r.lot:k n the ovctnu:hL nt. design tl~ I publtc l slung Mr and M1s vVayne Baker and foumoon snid ltmc nnd r,lncc hetcby IP s tc~ \ nlu;H the o\~Ocl s 1 m and 1 d fam1ly Monday Eit•ctrJC Sa11 t a nted for tlw i!Xnmtnnt!on nnd adJust dress 111 lc~-tlbiP. lcttct:l lA nlll:-\ecl to tl o Holstein Cow, 7 years ol!l, bred Febt uary 18 1 m~nt of t II chums nnd demands tH.:runst bont 'levet al from the commumiy at 5 50-!!,allon 011 Drums 100 GiaiH Ba~s SUlci th.!CCUtiCd Holstein Cow, 10 yeats old, bred l\farelt 15 4 To ~tote 01 lc vu Uo tls 01 fish shrn tended .rt II Jllncle!-1 ancl Mrs Elmer Phelps H.uth Sch lpu oat mtst I.Jc U:i•d whmc 1 \I lnhln Suii'Y Rilling Plow Corn lUarlwr 1Ju1 uty Rcgltstca of Ptobnle G lo hull n the Without 1 onc1 tno (l,asl Wecl>'s Iiems) Superior Grain Drill Cultipaclwr About 175 Bales V !iiOO to lliCV Steel-wheel Wagon with Rael• n..:mnHt sn d decensccl by und before snad pmmtss on { f nn nutholt7.ml JeJllf!Kcatn 240 gallon G,tsolme Storage Tmil• COUI t tlvr.- or the Det I tmcnt of Conscl vntlnn Wood-wheel Wagon with Rael' Milk Can Wash Tank lt IR Ordcrccl, 1hnt Clcdllms or HI\ d J hc.:u'! tilleR und IUHUlnt!ons shnll hr. In Rubber-tired Wagon (]CCCUf\Cd lllC ICQUitcd to lld!-ICI\t the11 fou~c \n l cfrcct until MILY l, 19Gl OMAR WILLIAMS HOUSEUOLD GOODS clntrb!j to snld COUI t ut suid Probate or .. PENALTY 305 Beny sttcet, Lansmg, says Wood-wlteel Wagon flee nt 20r. W Sn~lnnw St ln tho city V!olntlon of nny l ule OJ rnillmc lo )lC'r• 30-inclt Sears Roebucl' Buzz Saw, new, never of Lnnsfnlo(' Mlchht! n on 01 bcCou the (olin nny net HCt foJth Ill the 1 Ulf!K S -I had at tim t1s for five yem s 3 Fuel Oil Heaters 2ncl clny of June A D 19l'i2, nt ten .. JluniHhnblc by n fine of 1 ol mo1 o tlmn It had settled in my hands and been used 2 Electric Coole Stoves Only $11.50 th!1 ty o clock In the rorcnoon sn1d tame $100 ILhd CORtK Of JIORCCUtlon 01 by m nrul Jlnr.e being hctcby ntlpolntcd fot lbc Jltlsonnt(.! 1l In the county Jnll fo1 nol feet and Ill my back My boys 30-ft. Extension Ladder Fanning Mill 3 Large Ueavy Wool Rugs cxnmtnntlon nnd ndjustmcnt of nil clnims more lhnn 90 dn)ls 01 by hoth flnu nnd had to ptck me up and put me Platform Scales Blocl• ami Tacldo nnd denH nds nguinsL t~nf 1 dcccnscd lm11 lsonmP.nl 1n the dh1crutlon of thu 2 Eleetrie Washing lUachines, one good as ll Is Further Otclmcd prhnt lllhllc no .. COUl t m and out of the car After Corn Sheller 3 Sets of llay Slings new Ltca Lhe-t cor be g vcn by publlcntlou ai n ny 01 de[ of thn Conscrvtltlon Commls 1altmg one and one half treat liay Forks and Ro11e Youngstown Sinks COllY of lhiR oulet f01 tlu CC RUCCC88[Vo sian this eighth rlny of I: cb1 un1 y 19li2 ments With Star RheumatiC Singer Sewing 1\f:whint•, good as new Weeks )lrCVIOUH to rmld tlny or hcmtng In GERALD E EDD'f 2 Sets double worl• l~arness and collars Eiectt•ie Sears Roebuclc Cream Separator the lngbum County Ne,\a n ncws1 Ill cr Dtrcclol or ConHcr\nUon Solvent my body was freed lland Fertilizer Corn Planters 48-inch Twin Bowl Sink $99.95 fll tnlcd and cheu1ntell In Hnll no 11tv nTCI!A rtn II PLETCHER JR from the pams of arthntts and 2 1\.itchen Chairs 1\.itebeu Table 54-inch Sink ...... $99.95 JOHN McCLELLAN, Chnft mnn, Cansu1 vnt1on Conunt~slon I was and now am free to wallt 2 Hand Corn Planters A rtuo•CoJlY Judge of Ptobnto I ~wa Wash Tubs Bmlsteads and S11rings 66-inch Twin Bowl Sinl' $139.05 Ruth Schlh1croot wlthotlt the use.. of cane or Hand Potato Planter Grain Cradle 25 gallon Jar 30 gallon Jar DctJULy RcgiHtet of Pr obntc er and family of Brimfield, Indl crutch I cannot pratse thls Whiffle Trees and Neck Yokes ana Dishes ami Fruit Jars medtcine highly enough I Lar~te Iron Kettle 2Log Chains 1\lany other articles too numerous to mention James Kit by returned to hls would be glad to answex all Millville home Saturday. He is tecovermg Jnqun1cs regardmg my 1e 1\lrs. Wayne Baker satlsfactorlly from his opera tton covet y Phone, wnte or call TERMS-CASH. No goods to be remove{} until scttlc1l for. Not )'CSponsible for Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs on me accidents · Church at 10 15 a. m Sunday Delancy Cooper and family were COLLINS school at 11 15 a m Ed Cooper and Mrs Holt and Mr W. S C S. wrll meet for din· and Mrs Albert Cooper and fam Fred J. Dolbee ner Tuesday. lly RFD 1, 1\lnson, 1\llchlgnn Mr and Mrs. Bruce Howlett Dlshlbntor of Improved Star's GEORGE HATHAWAY Sales & Service Mr and Mrs. Rex Balter of Rheumatic Solvent spent Friday night and Saturday Stevensvllle spent the week end GLENN CASEY, Auctioneer with Mr and Mrs. Elwood Walk· Phone Aurelius 2105 IIERBERT A. 1\IILLER, Clerk wlth hls parents, Mr. and Mrs Williamston Williamston

,I dny nflel'llorm. Ml'H, Mnhol Wll· Soutll LeRoy , .Torry .TnRon. The next mr.elln~ ot )'vfnson were Sunclny r.vcnlnlf; Pink Community. llnmH waH 11 'l'urmday evening Four Town ~orncrs will llo hnlrl nl the homr. of Dnvlli enllnr~ of Mr. nnll Mrs, Hownrct• Jl'm•n 'l'hiUliiiH enllor of. Mt•, 1111!1 MrH. l~nmes. JIIJ·H, 1\JtH'Ion Hlen MI'H, J•;dd 1\Julll!il unci 'l'rrm Beatty Mnnrln~· evcnln[l, .Tndson. officers were elected: Presidcn t, ~~... -~~\, :.:.~- ,,, ...... - Mr. and Mrs. Bah Lathrop of Farm Bureau ciistriel council Gulick wore ~uesls at dinner Fri· Mary Minnis; vicc·presidcnt, meeting at Lansing Wcd.nesday. day evcnine: of tho William Bow· Ann Arbor .spent the week encl Wuyne Maiello; treasurer, David Crittenden's On Snturday sire attended 1he ens. with Mr. anrl Mrs. Almon Lath· Bcaity; ~ccretal'y, Patricia Mon· : .. .. ADJUSTS rop and fmnily.· ···~·.: ~:·I:S,;HI :A~·~Ali ~HAI Rebekah nssociation of District Mt•. and Mrs. William Bowen roc; raporter, Lynette Schoclt; ' ' No. 2:1 at qtivcl. · spent. Tuesday with Mrs. Bowen's !lag bearers, Beverly I-Icnscllct Service Bl\tiS ITSELF TO ALL. fiELD AND CROP CONDITIOfiS Mr. and MrR. Lmvrencc Cog· mother, Mrs. Augusta Mcrindori Cut com;truction costs by using and Billie Nelson; junior leaders, US·l6 at Hagadorn Uo11ll, l~ast Lansing ley of Lansinf.( were Sunday vis· of Williamston. homc·grown or native lumber In .Toycc Mhlcho nnd Mary Minnis; I I c's tho progre•sivo farmer who preserves tho food ,..t un\torm your new farm buildings. and leaders, Hugh Oesterle and vi \ vnluo of his huy, snvos vnluablo stnrage spact! make~ ilors o( Mr. and Mrs. Fred But· Mr. anrl Mrs. Gerald Corwin '\r~\lt hny easier to hnndlo, saves timu nnd manpc;wer hy lerworth. Mrs. Butterworth imrl 01nd family were Sunday evening We ':J hnrvestin1: his hay tho modern way.with tho M M Mrs. Cogley arc sisters. l , 13uJe.Q.Mr.tic. r·nllerH of Mr. and 1\-lr~. Clinton e Harold Ward has rcturnad to Q\\(1 S\1 '~TH~ Oalo·O·Mollc effortlessly lirts hay from tho Dunsmore. .l:lwindrow or swnth, slices it into uniform lnyors, nnd Iris horne in California, after 1\lnrlene Warilc visitcrl Gwen Registered &. Grade ·iiolstein ~I ius it with two strands of steel wire while the bale spending a few wcPks here, fol· Oal,. "S ' MM DALE·O·MAliC ------..,.~ji~f guests of the Art Langcs. Clnr· ence Minni~ nnrl family \vere Sun· clay cveninr~ callers at I he Lange home. .Monday,,. . March 31, 1951 .. S Platt Gwen Oakley and Mnrtin Fra nci Showers visited school Monrlay. Yt mile north of J.Unson 011 US·127 The Earl Showars family of 12:00 o'clock noon Phone 2fi971 Dansv.illa were entertained Sun· ---=~~~~~--~-~-~~--~~--~~----~------~clzyatt~AigffB~~nhom~In 1120 N. Bridge Street Linden, Michigan - the afternoon they called on Mrs. - Sarah Proctor and Mrs. Vira Piper of Stockbridge. Because "Dick" is being called into the Armed Forces, we are eom)lelled to sell all of our millting herd and Marlene Warfle and Dorothy bred heifers. The auction will be held at the farm located 1 mile nol'th of Linden, or 12 miles northwest of Dunsmore entered dresses at the Howc~ll or 16 miles southwest of Flint on the I.-inchm nad. · FURNITURE.. . 4·I-I achievement clay in Mason At the above time aml place we shall sell the t'ollowing described pro11erty: Saturday. South Aurelius and REGISTERED and GRADE HOLSTEINS North Onondaga 70 Reco.-ds to 6 3 3· lbs. fat on 2X 70· 1\It·s. B. II. Fiehl AUCTIO BULl.- O'l'CO RO VAR PONTIAC Mr. nnd Mrs. Glen Alberts and S OTCO RO VAR PONTIAC DAUGHTERS Miss Phylis Razct of Holt were 4 RAINBOW CAPTAIN BOLD· DAUGHTERS Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Warnet·. 5 RAINBOW CAPTAIN BOLD 3rd DAUGHTERS Saturday, March 19 Ralph Woodbury and Mrs. 32 OTIIER "PUREBRED IIOLSTEIN COWS AND BRED IIEIFERS· Mary Gillson of· St. Johns were lfi HIGII QUALITY GRADE HOLSTEIN COWS AND BRED HEIFERS STARTING A'l' 1 O'CLOCI\ Wcdnesciny callers at the B. H. 18 are fresh or springin~ . Calves of fresh· cows will be sold also Field home. . ' 4 YOUNG BULl.S I,OCATEil AT 401 S. CEDAR STREET, WILLIAlUSTON Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Goris of .Jackson were callers Saturday 6 l\'IONTIIS OLD BULI..­ 2 l\IONTHS OLD BULI..-­ evening of their parents, Mr. and National Cash Register 600xl6 Tire aml Wheel Mrs. Orbic Dolbee. They also at· Born September 26, 1951 Born January 9, 1952 2-piecc Living Uoom Suite 4 600xl6 Tubes tended the calico ball at Mason. · Sire: Twin Birch Pietjll Camation Sire: Rainbow Captain Bolcl 38th . Wells Clickner of Lansing was g.piece Dining Room Suite Craftsman Saw on a large stam1, 3 h. p. a Saturday dinner guest at the Dam: Cnrtwood Becl'Y Eeho.l\laster Dam: Camwood Idea Creator Pontine Bml, Springs and lUattress Oal' Dresser 1\lotor. Excellent condition B. H. Field home. Domestic Sewing !\lachine 4 lligh Iiitchcn Stools Mrs. Emma Covert, who has 3 l\IONTIIS OLD BULL­ 1 l\IONTII OLD BULL­ Cross Country Weed Burner been in the Eaton Rapids hospital Atwater-Rent Radio 2 Rockers for a week, was moved to the Born December 22, 1951 Born l\larch 4, 1952 Washing lHachiue l~ef1·igerator Crop lluster Portable Oil Heater horne of her son·in·law and Sire: Clyde llill 1\ing Fobes Roe!' Sire: Palm Sky Bolicture Frames Rcct;Jl'(l!i to 600 lbs fat Records to 618 lbs fat - i:f 15·hole l\letal Chick Nest night Tuesday, April 1, at 8 p. m. Antique Gi·amlfatller Cloclc in the W. S. C. S. hall. There will Bee Smolmr, llat and Gloves lclom· J,amv he a potluck supper. M. I-I. RAINBOW CAPTAIN BOJ,D 38th Hand Potato Planter Avery will also be there to show Comb. Walnut Des!' and Boo!< Case · some pictures. Anyone interested Sire: Rainbow Cantain Bold Corn Planter · Grease Gun in the summer clubs arc urged Dam: Rainbow- Bess- Rose 2nd Buffe~ Boo!' Case Table l~amll Calldng Gun Shovels to attend. 2 End Tables Roclcing Chair Uceords to 767 lbs fat Fori's Com)llete line Gar to Europe. \ lVIr. and Mrs. Edward Hyatt of GLENN CASEY, Auctioneer DALE .DUNCKEL, Clerk Leslie spent Sunday with Mrs. L. L. Laing Rich~rd C. Lcling. Williamston, Phone 266 Williamston, Michigan ' Lucy Grow and Mr. and Mrs. GLENN CASEY, Williamston. llt~~B A. 1\IILLER,: WUllamsto~ -..-...._.._____ ..... ______, wereLyle Mr.Grow. and AfternoonMrs. Floyd callersSmith Auctioneer and Sales Manager Pedigrees · · · · ·...... -.

:, I,'' '. . ,f ln!Jham County News March 27, 1952 Pauc 8 1------~------:clark Center Fresh From the Sea I I ; 1\lrs. nmmlll ClrLI'I' I • Mrs, Achlel Van DeMnartcl en· •• Thrifty as Can Be! ;tcrtnlncd the pupil~! o[ the uprm· rfour Jlrlldi!H of the Bullen Hchool 'hnnnrlnJl Uw ·12th hirtluluy arllll· We havo itt Tho new :versary of her rtauJlhtm·, Nmlit iflnc on Wednl!sday cvcnlnJl, GOLD STANDARD :aames wer1! plnye;l. HefrcHh· ,ments or tee erearn anrl hlrthdny OF MARGA NE ·calm were served hy Mrs. Dan DcMoartel. ' Mr. nnd Mr·s. Miehnel Lyons nnrl two daughters of Livonia :were wee!< end guests of Mr. anrl •Mrs. Lloyrl Clark. Mr·s. Lyon11 nnd Mrs. Clarl< m·e Hister·s. ; David Fancher of Leslie SjH•nt 'the Wl!ek enrl wlllt his gmnrlpar· cnts, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jlusch. . Geor·ge Clarl< who had ,lut~l l'f!· ,turner! from Flnrlrla, spent the Libby's Strawberries .week end with Mr·. and Mrs. How· riiiiH fROZIN ttrrl Clarl<. ; Mr. and Mrs. Willi'\ Jinrten· -burg and family nf W'!incler anrl 39G :Shh·Ir.y Truax of Lansing were .week end JlliC!HIH of Mr·. and Mr·s. Cecil Hnrtenhurg . . Mrs. Dean Aver•y .lll)il 'l'erf'sa, Libby's Peas ·Mrs. Dnnalrl Clarl1, Mrs. Wllllnm FAIIIH f!IOZIN lrm·t, Mr. anrl Mrs,, 1,\cltlel Van .OcMonrtel anrl family anrl HI ANCHORS AWAY~ut for a 'mcmhers Narla Haf! Van DeMnar· day o! sunning, showglrl Mode• 2 II•GI, ~kill• 39o 'tel. Martlm UnrtenbuJ;g, Patly 'uno Castle finds an abandoned ·nnrl Karen Hart, Sliella Avery anchor on the shore o! Lolte Fancy, Winter Caught 'and Wancttalt Clarl< a-IJI~nded the Mend a fine place to rest. It'a o Spam. Towsley. ·Smoked ·Fish llluolln Herring lb. 39c White bass rmh, ••• llo1d1 _ lb. alld Mrs. LcSeney arc sisters. he'll return your mo TIONS DEPT'. . Among those who attended the Callers of Mrs. Anna LeSency TOMER REU . farm auction at Mrs. Lucl)le , .... HD 19o Sunday evening were 1111'. anrl C\lS A&P Food Storea 1"1 ~ y, Tooker's last Tuesday were her F_rlad Ocean Parch Htai·'N·I!•I lb. 59c Lake Perch fnth, P1n a.. d, tb. 75o Mrs. Vem Keener of Pleasant . N w York • • .. \ ~. cousin from Edmore and an u·t\· te:rdnston Ave., e . ·· lniw, Mr. anrl Mrs. Ivan Townes cle and aunt from Clare. 420 of Battle Creel\, Mr. anrl Mrs. L. · · Armour'• Treat· E. Thompson of Eaton Rapids Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh Clarke nriil family and Mr. anrl Mrs. Vern 1011 r.urr IKACIII -.· ·laP'~ Famous "Super-Right"- Meats.:· .------, Swan visited at Fred Clarlhurply In the spring, but bouncild ·: I' 2 I lo l·lh· tr•Y 23c lb IIRDD'I m Mil dexo Shortening 3 lb. can 73c buck to new pel\ka the following fall. ' . I . &a'UCI . •at•• o• 0 tel '"'" calltarnl• •15 "01xxl weath• Rei4 ...,, laJIIbD~:Illbci Bll: . 39C a I nodlll Qglol 2 ·~~~ lo c 1\lormll'¥,,·:· er, better breed· tlborty l•ol, • I ' ..... lng and better ~~o~. 14o Maraschino Cherries Red bel. 27a feeding have ; ' ''"•''''' ,, .. b~:~.·:. 11'1 I) ·.·~~·.". 35c Orange Ju.ca B:::: :::; ..·. . . . uc· Bacon combined to • Strawberries ,... ~~ ,,g.en. '. •·a•· ,~,. J,uycl' Sliced make 11 tempor­ - .,... ,· 1.. ·~: ."''~~~ \'IIIIIIIP. ft · Meats' ." Bablas ary egg supply . . .far..: ., . bah•· ·150 ,, 1 Jb l'll[l'• 11 larger than UIIU• · · · · - '"•" 2. ..• ·~!""IWin'l KLEENEX. a!," he explained. ,,... : ,Q.\aftl toaUttrD 3 for ,$t "Obviously, . thlll has forced the 111 a boxes of 300 69c. egg prlcea down. 1 ··~- 21o Cullfoi'Jlla Light Gi•utcd But the situa­ ,:•... , lnclud,-a Little Lulu Paint Book tion o.ll'ers an unuslllll oppor• . . .. Tuna · . tuntty tar egg \j·' .:Lux :Sqp MILD profits nel(t fnU, nccording to m'o6t 14'111-.n .... JANE PARKER PILLED. 4 Cans $1 market experts. And here Is their ·I' reflllOil-SOme poultry" keepers WUI 'j··t .. · .... Sweet Piokles ••·••· Ju 29c not raise chicks this spring. So, I .,_,., ...... ·cHEDDAR 1\cllogg Golcl l\lcda1l there should be fewer ·. pullets 1111d ,_ ~~DANI.SH .! Stmgliettl·l\lucul'Olli fewer eggs next fall and winter.' In Salad Druslng Rajab ,,. 37c th!l p1111t, this 111111 made ex&ra hiBh CHEESE egg prices during that· time or tbO :~,·l~)i!.r,:l•ula ·,, ..... ·. ·.··.R,ING j ·I 2-8 oz Pkgs year. _ · .,.~... , .... s··a· be Hekmaa ·Siltines · lb,logx 23o- ·"Don't misled Into cutting dciwn .' ·:.-~~DUDI >Jb.-_ . c_ 19c on chicks this spring," he cautioned, 33c_~ ... : "let the other fellows quit." . _ . some poultry fiock owners were ...... Florld11 White Sccdle~s pnnlcked Into eettlng out of the egg ~rr·_·:~··· . . Whlteho~se Milk business In 1950 · when egg · prlliell , • I. , ., Grapefruit dmpped to 30.7c that spring. Yet In . ~. the fall and winter of '60, prtcea bit ·l ... ; .; · Ai'x ·.. lolher's·· Oats walll,rtmlulll s.ab. pkg. · 461 77a 57.7c per dozen,- Powell stated, '· ·,,·:- SINer~~~.-BuH11r· fthGJI •• Layer Oak_• 6·fo.r 29c "The fanner wllo haa chickens In '!JI~--~ID pl'oductlon next fall libould have some mighty goOd projlerty," he·con­ · .. -.,.- . · :. ..~-' cluded, · "1111d he stands a good ·.:-:·:... ,i_1 .....~.:~· ·Su~·njbr·- - l ~ . : • ., ... ' ."' 49c chnnl)o to show a lllltlsfactorr poUl· ' ·I . ; . ·,' ... tcy profit." . II '···.' .~.- ' 'I-;' . .. ' •. . ..• les .Palmer . ------effective .: Chl.d~tollt- Am•l~lti •·lb. t"' 87 G ' · · Phono 2'Jl1Sl . Affection Is a greater enemy to Allpri~e~:i.n l~!s'~ad· '-----~------• the face than smullpox, Jhro~gh ~al~t~ly~:"Mareh 29. ' ,- -~ ..• ., ' ..... ;· ,,.~... ~ ' ,.. '~ ' . -: ···~··. March 27, 19~2 TH E 'I NG H A M ( 0 UN T Y NEWS Section 3 , r . W \'OU J,II\JU I'Aiti'!Nil'S Mrs, TGclitn Chri~llmt, Mason, Sorority Starts Forester ·Warns hn:; 11 t·edpr: for seallopml rmr· Post and Auxiliary Observe snips In llw Apt•li Cnpper's l~nrm· or, Iler Cll.~sm·olcJ rllsh llPlle;ir~ In Drive for- Funds · Of Fire Damage "Counlt'Y Cool1lng," n t:JJgulnr 33rd ·Anniversary at Mason feature In the nallonally-cll·culn· 1 .~· •• lcJd farm magnzlnc, Here arc the For Rocking Bed Observing Ihe 331'11 anniversary post~ wm·c Chii'C! King, Donald A. '. ':,[•. of llw founding of the American lngr·r:dlrmts for scnllopr.d par· Beta Sigma Phi ~orority started Murray, Nathan S. Davis and Tofarm'Woods Legion, Brownc·Cnvcndct• Post ;:,• '.. snips: •I medium parsnips; 1 tbsp. !Iii drive 1'hm·srlay to raise funds Clifford Hurry. Decc•asc!tl pnsl. • I I• ',_, No. 1•1B o[ Mason nnd Its Auxll­ huller; I lhsp. flour; 1 c. milk; In huy a "roclling hed" liP>erl for commanders m·e nine In number: Fires cnusc r~oslly damage In cr:wlwrH or ln•r•ad crumbs, ·Peel ll'l!nlment of pnllo patients. lnry met at the Legion Memorial E. Rrty Potter, Leo r.•. Kelly, La· , ~REGt&o IN.MEMOR'f: ·, wnorllots, IGIIon C. 'fwnrl<, fnrm building 'l'hur·sday evening for a Vclln Surntcnux, G11y Cady, Roh· parsnips nnrl cut In 1'1111nlw, Cook Mrs. James Tralmlr, chairman : fnreslet· for fngham, Clinton, f•~a· In snltcd water nnlil parllnlly polltlf'k supper, followed by fel­ crt Wnllncc, .John H. lfp;ilc:y, ,John uFJHos't GAt'' ol llil! liOI'OJ'iiY'H commilii!C Ill 'wrio SO ton nnd Sltlawnssec counties, lowship, ennis ami r.lant!lng. SlaJ:;h, Lynn Wright ami F'mnl> done, Malw 11 while! sauce of but· chnrge nf I he enmpnlgn, Hald ll1e point eel mrt. 1 The American Legion was nr· Thompson. Lr:o l\elly and H. S. sniVED: ~~~·r,kwAiiS .. tm·, flour nnd mille Pul pnt•snlps lwei will lw bought with pt•oflts gnnlzcd In Paris at a meeting held Adams hcnrled llw fnghnm Coun· "Flrr. In a wnwllol cloPs dam· In oiled haklng dlslt; covei· with from Its srirlng t'olllllon hall April · · c·F: O'uR· CIJUNTR't ··• ngc qulci{iy-eallle ami sh!!cp do white sauct!, Top with a lhln layer April Hi, 1!ll fl. Mason's post was ly Vollurc of lhr: •10 1•1 8 during • • ' • ' ~ ' ' ~.·. : J ' 1!l at the Hotel Old~. damage 111 a slower fHIC!e," the 11f cru1nhs. f{alw In m()(lerale oven formed In September of 1hP samrJ the llt•st two YPIII'S of its orgmli· ' ... ·. >· r •• ,·,t. I Pnlmn tklwts lot• tile pnrly ,., ' . for c s 1 c t' explained, "Nell her I :l7!i degrees) until parsnips arc ycnt', 'l'lte loc·nl group wa;; named za lion. Adams is also a past enm· have been plnef'cl on sale, slw manriPr r11' the sixth rllstt·iel as· . . ·.·_.~;"'~.·:/ . should lw nllowed in lhc woods," lendct' Hnd cnnnhs llghlly s;tld, to oht·ain funds to JHII'Phase fot' Dt·. Paul Browne of Mason and llmTy Cnvclldct• or Ingham sot!lalillll, · "The nrst· few wm·m days," hrowtit!d, !\lakes !i servings. tlw equipment, lo lm donated to , a, l 'l :': township, lwn graduate.~ nf Ma­ The pt•e:;enl I'Ollllllilluh•r of llw .~ ~:·.'· ~<;~. ', '!'work said, "will bring 1111 UI'J.;l! the Ingham County Chaptcr Na· son high school, who cllrd In Mason post is Lewis Sl1aw, '•. '<.l'• In gel nut of dnnt•s and dPan up tiona! l"ounrlalion for Infunllle '-:(: .. lhc ar!r!umulalerl rlehrls of winter. Paralysis. l•'t'llllcc In the nultllnn of I[IIR. WHync MIIIP!' is ad,iiilanl. and This is a commendnhll! happen­ After meeting for a slwrl lime !•'rani• Guerril'l'o Is firwnc•e orfl· Orthopedic Clinic As explainer! by Mrs. Tralmlr, . TONQUE·TIED-For oo days, CCI'. I•: Ing nnd we ean ali sec llw nr.ecl, the "rnd{lng heel" Is lmpot'lanl lo boasts Rayo, o 13-year-old Yogi In llw eourl house, the gi'DIIP was 11111 let us hr. earetul of the most llw recovery of )IPJ'sons stridwn mystic, he wlll endure the poln offered I he use of the old G. A. H. common tool, lire, Is Being Arranged with polio whc) have been cnn- of hnving n live-inch null hall, in till! seeoncl !loot· of the "lliilrhislt sho!llci hC' plm•erl in a 1\n orlliop'!dit! dlagnoslli! dinic flncrl to Iron lungs, through his tongue, The Aus­ ffowlcll building. Lall'l' all of Ma· trian-born !ultlr, who Is con­ cleared area awa,l' from hullrl­ will Ill• I!Pirl 1111 April ::l and !l at Sh[> said I he !Jed lwips polio pa· son'~ palrlolle gmups met fm• a State Taking Bids ducting the experiment In Llllc, llic: W:rilllJI ~:tt'PPL sciJt)()l, in Lan• tienls hridg[> llic rlll'l'leult gap number of years in a portion of ings, plies should not be too larg[> Frnncll, wlll be ted. liquids sing from i::i::JO a. m. ·to •I :00 p, from Ihe rlepcnrlenc:c nn mcehani· the elly building on West Maple lo handle ami the burning shoulrl throush 11 tube •. · On City Pavement he clone wlwn llrcre ls lillie wind. rn. The clinic• is apJH'OVI'd by the ml help lo lnrlepenrlencc, f•'cir street. r n I!J:n, Browne-Ca vender Post crPC'IPd nn South .JefCet•son '"!'here Is always danger of Ingham Co11nly Mcrlkal Society mild mses, slw atlrled, il replnces The stale highway r!Pp;u·lrnenl and l.'i br~ing spnm;orPd .inlnlly the Iron lung enlirr•ly. :;trcct the pi:cscnl. m[>tnorlnl is lal-1 hinl spar){S selling fire I o nearby building, one o[ the llnest small grass, and grass !Ires ean lremme by 1!11• Mil'iliJs ass lsi· Sen led proposals or·1 I he pro ,led i'onwroy. They arc all orthopedic ance wblc:h malws possible the number of other community a[· will hC' rer•eiverl in the: Vr'lemns ''It is safer to burn · rubbish l'ack-lmop relations was lhc .'iLII'gc!ons, great step forward of freedom fairs. Mcmorlall~lilding, ~1:1 S. L'a11ilol, Mason'~ patriotic organizations plished until the present project piles In lhr. cvenln,:: when I he hu­ llwmc of last Thursday's Ingham 'I'IH• JlUI'pose o[ LIJC dinie is to from a larll{ respirator." Sim•c Its organization in I!JUl, Lansing, until II a. 111. on arc going ahcwl with their plans wns lnunched. midity has inereasecl and dr.w is dlslt'lcl rnn nrl Iable wi I h discus­ pmvidc orthopedic .rliagnosllc It also Is a help to nursing of the Mason post has had ali com­ Wednesdny, Apt•il f). for a soldiers' monument to llc As I he monument is to be dedi· forming. Then, too, the wind has sion led by 'J'erl Wilson, district faeililics, and advice regarding patients and lifts the morale of manders, a few of whom finished ,July :~1 nf llils ,I'C!ill' is tile , . c;llerl to the men anrlwomen who u~ually gone down." eommissioiwr, f-laslell. The meet· ereelcrl on Ihe mcmn.rwl lot 1111 served in all of I his country's fll'I!Cssary treatment for children. ·the :;lrid,en, hC'Iping them to ing began with a ·potluck supper. the uncompleted term of lhc scheduled eomplr~l it ill rlr1lr• of I lie The damage to lhe soil caused Mnplc Grove eemelcry. The l'OIIl· wars, the suggestion has been There will Ill' no charge for ex· recover, she snicl. - All troops, posts anrl tJad{;; arc lcarlcr chosen [or thai. year. Post job, by grass fires hi1~ hecn.rcpcaleclly millm! t'ept·cstmtlng the varirn1s marie by Harley Anlmcy, Sr., aminal ir111, or X-rays, ir ot•dererl urged lo lalw pari in lhe council· mmmanders who arc still mom­ sl resscd "by research men of 1he by the examining surgeon. Those wide scouting In action show hers of the Ma~on group are: .Toy groups announced this wee!{ llmt ~:halrman of I he eommitlcc head· soil conscrval!on service, I he ag· eligible for e:o:amination al the planned for May Hi nnd 17 at the 0. Davis, Halph S. Adams, Ncl· nearly $:lll0 has llecn r•ledgcd to tng the pro,)e:-t, that. those who ricullural· \lcpartmr.nl, the eon· Rites Are Held · , had relatives 111 the Civil War or dinie arc children under 21 years Lansing Olds Engineering audi· son Brown, .J. Wilson Davis, Dr. Cash and Carry· dale. 'l'he l~nlal!ve cost of . ll~c Spanish American War might servation department, 1he United of nge, having some disturbance torium. Lewis A. Wiledcn, William S. States forest service and ol hers of bones, ,ioints or muscles, and Seelye, Lloyd R. Doane, Arthur monllmPnl IS $~00. An arlrsl:; wish to contrihlllc to the fund For Holt Child Mason 'l'roop (i2 will bl! work· dmwing of l.he pt:oposcd mcmori· • · who have found that'flrcs arc del· who are 1ml under the regular ing on basketry, Hnslcll Troop ti5 Hlnehen, ffuglt .J, Barlley, D. Lee I Mason al is shown allovc. "Probably ~cver:1l hundred pco· rimcnlal to the er·ops in wbieh care of an ot'llmpcdic speciallsL Marlene .To Alford, one year Ware, Kenneth A. Zimmerman, pic in this eommunily," said they arc interested, Twor]{ con­ Appointments for lhe clinic may old, of 1650 Park Drive, Holt, is planning lcathcrcrart and Wil­ Sparlwd lly a sug(.(esl ion marie Chairman Ankney "are descend· liams! on 'rronp . ll3 has Ihe new Henry Anderson, Fred N. Bur­ tinued. Yet many farmers go rm he Dhlaincrl by calling 1he eou,nty died Saturday, She wa;; horn De· roughs, Vernon Montague, Dart Dairy al. last YPnr's Memorial Day oh- ants of men who fought In these each year Jelling fires become un· cemher 26, 1950,' in Lansing 1he style artificial rcspit•ation as its l!1mllly BuilT l'•·mhrcls servanec, Hrowne·Cavcnder Amer- earlier cnnflicls. Gif's. from them health department at Mason or Lang, Louis Anderson, Boyd manageable nnd destroying valu· Lansing. daughter of Curtis and Marilyn theme. Pack 242 of Gmvcnhurg 1<':111 Ll'ginn Post of Mason ami would materially aid our project, will he making hird houses with Longyear, Harlan Smith, Clyde 'l'wo St.oJ'I'S to Sr•t'\'1' \'ou able soil-building and watei'·hold­ Wilsrm Alford. Thl! lillie girl was Smith, Cleo Bailey, Reucl Peri'Y its Auxiliary insllgatcd l.hc move- which we hope to complete in ing material. a victim of pne;rmonia. communications the theme for :lfH S. CPchu· H2 W. lllni11e men I, whicii has heen supported lime for Mcmol'ial Day of this and Halplt G. Strope. "Fire is a goorl tool; and in Surviving besides the parents Oi{emos Post :~64, Phone 2-HO f. Phmm 5:!•li by llw Vclcran.'i of Foreign Wars, year. As yet no aetivc eampaign !~our commanders who trans· many instances the only tool hy arc two sisters, Carol and Lauric On the camporee eommiltccs Disahlt•tl Anwrkan Veterans, Bille for gifts has been canied out. fen·cd their membership to other which vic can economically obtain Family Relations .Jean, at home; the gt·andparcnts, arc Ralph Gofl';Dcll Mead, George Star Molhct·s and the Woman's ·rhis will undoubtedly come a Jit. our objective," Twnr]{ said, "h.ul, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Runyan of Knight, Wayne Collier, Ted Wil­ Relief Corps. 1lle Ia tcr." Is Study Topl"c :;on, Hal'nlrl Ray and .Joe Rm!, we should usc It as a tool, WJI h Holt, Mr. und Mrs. Edwin Alford 1 JIEIU~'S A DOLI,Al~ DA \' Some of Mnson's older rcsi- Pledges or conlrlhulions may care. Be sure you can keep it un- . . of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Ch11rch services will he directed dent~ ean recall a small woorlen he left at the Farmers han!{, the der control. j EciLtcalwnal and family organ· George Wilson; lhc grcat-grarid· by Harley Hull of Williamston YOUR CAl~ WILL GO FOl~ structure, madt! in the form of a Farmers Mutual Insurance com· "Woodland which is to he used izalio~s' ~lltlhorilics and lead?rs parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Car­ wilh the Sunday potluck arrange­ momlmcnl, whieh in the laic pany, or the county treasurer's for the production of limhl!r or will lugh!tgl.lt the anmml mcctmg ven and Mrs. Anna Wilson, both ments by Don Scofield of Mason. 18!JIJs, wa:; placed on \he lot on office at the court house. other forest pl'Oducts is pnrlicu· ~>f the M.tch,tgan Council on Fam­ of Mason; and the great., gmat· Ed Wood of Haslett will have Memorial Day . as the eenter of larly subject to damage by fire. 1ly Rcl:1t1?ns lo !Je !1eld at the Un· grandfather, George Jewett o[ charge of the ldl.chen, food and Free Lubrication the services in the cemetery. Al ~ms. DON Nl~~~ ~ason hrg~1 s.c!wol gradu­ {cat·facc), malting a place for tif~· .me on. 1om, lht~ week. ~vlth DOLLAR DAY rot-producing fungi. Even though '~' clu~~n ,stale ~~liege. 1 ~Ustc .en­ the fire may heal over on the out- ~ ~ 1! 1 ? 8 • rl~ey .'nc pl,tymg, con­ side, it will show up as a defect cct ts tn WlulciMll, Grand I!~1ven, ,f when 11\c tree Is cut for lumber Holland, South Haven, l hrcc years later. Fire has slowed the Oal>s and Allegan htgh schools. SALE growth of tlw tree and the defect The two ensembles arc a wood­ inay cause a loss of a quarter m· wind quitilet, consisting of nute, more of the volume of what oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon; might have been a valuable, and a brass sextet, consisting of healthy tree, On nil l'cguhu• sl ocl1 One lot of 1wo corm: Is, a horn, trombone, Ties One lot of t!ollou A home garden provides much harilonc ami tuba. Dollar Day Special low-priced food, improves the 'I'opli[f is a featured soloist Reguhu· $2 Vnlue Sweaters Sweaters family diet and provides rccrca· with the ensembles. He plays the Work Gloves Iion for the gardener. clarinet. Curtis plays the bassoon. Chocolate Sundae $1 $1 off $1 3 pr. for $1 Idea of Myrnetta Curt is Pays .Off While Solcs-Blncll 'l'op At Pre-War Postmnn n1ul Ison Citizen Patriot along with many othct: dally pa­ $1 a Leg use the Idea P!lyoff cartoons, pcrs from coast to coast. $1 off .. , CASHMERE BOUQUET · Don't Wait for_ a Dollar Day! PALMOLIVE SOAP Hilton· & Richards Special .-Shop· 11ere .Every Day of the YeQr 6 Bars i.n Plastic Bag 5 9c . Brake Adjustment . ' Only $1 .Save He~e Save Here. R' DRUG ~------=~=== 'A\ .. . E'S· ·.... · ST.ORE W ' . . . - . ' . " Phone . 54:11 ': We Deliver EXPERT MECHANICS PROPER EQUIPMENT \ -~.·., .

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\ I, > I Ingham County ~lllws March 27, 1952 Page 2 J•'Lmn numnu G••ot•P lHt~llfH MrA. Wlllinm Muench spent Mr. nnd Mrs. Irvin Cicmcint~ · Charles Sclumi1c of Sp!'lng Ar. S'tudy Group Has Memherll of the North Ing!Jnm wr·il)ny with hnr father, l~t·anic nnd son of HnH were J•'riday eve· nnrl Edith Sihet·ry of Ann Ar· Fnrm Burcnq group met nt the Y. P. M·. S. Holds Ctevm• of Lansing, Mondpy llho nlng gLaesls of the taller's moth· were Sutqrc114Y evening dlmll!l' home of Mr. and Mro, Chnt•lell visited hc1· slst.cr•, Mrs, Robert er, Mrs. Bessie Olson, of Mr, and· Mt•s, Emery Second Meeting Wcel1a Monday evening, A shm'i Mission Service · Huller, nlso or Lansing, Mr. nnd Mrs, John Newland of ' 'nml Mlsa Ot•renc Freet•, '·, business rnect.lng was held with Mrs, Iflirr;'r Stinnett of Wil· Wuyne were guests nt diJmer Melvin Robinson haij returned The school study group had its 'rho Peoples Mlsslonury Dansville L, J. l~cllows In charge, After You~g l!amston und ',Mrs,. Ronald West sunday of the lntter's jnothcr, lo his. home In Brqol1llcld, Iv)ls· ~econd meeting nt the school this Mr. WecJ(s, discussion lend· society o~) the Free. Methodist were 'I'ucsd!!y visitors of the lor· Mrs, Bessie Olson, sour!, utter spending two wepiiH !\Irs. llelen Young - Phono Dansville 2271 'J'ilursda:(, Murch 20. 'l'hc financial er, led the discussion for the eve· church .. presented a missionary mer's llusband and the Iutter's Mrs, Frank Scrlpter received at the home of hlti slutct·, Mrs. picture was reviewed both with progrurn Sundny evening, I nlng on "Whnt Public Liability Ltllclc, Hnn·y Stinnett at Vctcrnns word Sunday night of the dbnth Jnmcs Rldgwny, nnd without non-resident pupils. Marley Soper, president,' pre· hospital In Dcurhorn. Dulwtl Gooc1~ 8uln Phmnccl Hisle Does tho F'nrrncr Run." Fol· of her father, •run is Taylor at ··Mr.. and Mrs. Frnnl1 Drlldn or Heports were given on valuations lowing the ll!scusslon a lunch was sided nnd nctod ns •·eadcr. 'rho Mr. nnd Mrs. Ruby Huschlw Laingsburg, · Mason were Fri!lny vlsltot•s ur Junior Play Is · The Woman's Society of Chris· nml lnx levies on the school dls- served, pro!!rnm was openell hy singing Mt'. and Mrs. Ji'red Scnqet• of Mr. and Mrs, Leu Hogcrll' n!lll tlun Service rJJ' Methodist nnd son of Weblwrvlllc were tile 1rlcl9 nrouncl the Dansville arim. "Snnrl the Light," followed hy Charlevoix and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Sumh Rogers. ' churr.h Is holding a baliOd ,::onds guests ut dinner Sunday of Mr. A report on the number of cltil· scripture reading and pruyer. Ex· unci Mrs. Jmlson Fellon. Melvin Br1lllge unci Linda ·and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar ScJ•iptet· Well Attended sale Snturday afternoon at I IVD di'Cil trnnsporlecl was also stud· r.crpts of the wori1 In India were Miss Verna Turnbull of Lnn· Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Taylor were were· Sunday visitors of Mr. nncl o'clock at Anderson's Hardware lcrl. rear! hy .Toan Crmldoci{, 'Wnrd Around ~100 people allr.nrlctl tl1e sing spent Mondny with her guests at dinner Sunday of Mr. Mrs. FI'Unlc Scrlpter and twill Store. 'l'he commltl<'e mnsiots of Dansville OES Super portrayed China, Vemlcc junior play "Seventeenth !3um· The next meeting will be held mother, Mrs. Bessie Turnbull. and Mrs. Glen Sharlnml. Mr. and sons of WebbCI"Ville. Mrs. Scrlpter Mr.~. Allie Thompson, Mrs, Rosa Shennan, Japan, nnd Burton Kin· mer," in tho school gymnn~lum 'rhursdny, Apt•i! 10, at 8 o'clock In Mrs. Donal PurJ1s unci Billy of nnd the twins were brought home Anderson and Mr~. Mr•ivillr! Bal· r.alrl, Africa, Ramona and Loretta Mr. nnd Mrs. Rodney Felton lu~;t Thttrsday nncl Friday nights. the hlr,h school, 'l'l1o school board Plans initiation Williamston were afternoon. visi· Friday from the St. Lawrence l.lgc. 'l.'hc procemls will he tJsetl Craddock sang: "Tell It Again" and family were guests ut dinner tors at the Shurlnnd home. hospital in Lansing. l~ollowlng t!w proscntallon on mPmbcn; of the various cllslrict!i, Dansville Chapter No. no 0. E. toward the well projer.l tot• t lie ami Jonn Crnddocic sang "Speak, Sunday of the lr•tler's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barton of Mrs. Lennnh Abbott of Mason Friday night the entire cast ami wi10 arc now sending their chll· will hold initiation Friday, C(JUl'Ch, s. 1\ly Lord." Mr. nnd Mrs. Cern! Underwood. Lansing were Snturdny evening Is spending u few days this weeic commit tees jour·ncyed by r.chool dren from l

~ ,. . . F:i~.lo Mllnt'l' llllrl Artintr· Mny· MJ•, nnd MrR, ,J;wlt li'lnn nnrl :Dansville 11/JJ'cl I'C!IJII'JWci ,'-lllltil'l(lly from II cl:ttJgltli!J' JIVU HJII!lldili[J [llll't of Kipp Community hill Sill} tll,Y JIIIJHJ:; Will IIOVI'I' he 1\lt', unci Mn;, J•:rnrst Lanwt' '. tlireP·ntonllJs viHI! in Htl on fVIr. und MrH. Wnyno C'allfot'ttln, Mr·. Mllllpc:ml tlw WC!f'k l'gnn of Web· MrH, !'nul CIII'IH!,V IIJJd f:tttdly ol: {(1Htlng WIIH cnmplr.Wcl l•'rlrlay hy Wllitllt•J', Arllitn· n}lf~ttl tlw thn•n lwrviiln wcrr\ l:inlurdny vlHitorH Vernon, ~II', Cul'lwn HlllldH n!J'H, l'cwlc gripping Ill,\' IJandH 1111(0 HOilW· Vm•fltw 111111 Charhm l•'nrce Hprmt 1:1 hr•rl. thing !11• It a pl['t:e uf wood Jnr StttHiny visit i11g Mr·. nml Mt•s, I~rl­ H. Lnnr~ of tlw slltte. lwrtlt h tie· rnortlliti witiJ ltiH ffl'ittlclpi!l'I!Jllt;, of IHrH. MHgglr! Burden, Mr. IIJHI Mrf;. \V;t\'tH' Ltt<'J'. In Illy Marlmvc, Mr. and Ml'H. if TueHclay means lwlng away l u Su111lay of Mr. and Mrs. l•'t'<·rl wiH'JJ 'J Wiltllt!rl anrl llnally i(ol a April :1 at. the Palomar Hollc!r tlu• Hfi<'I'JIIH>Il lllr. and Mrs. LHW· .J:unt!H Norlon and Mr, anti MrH, hy MI'H, Clarence Sclzert uf IJIIHH· LoVette anrl fatnily lt tiHJI it would turn rln .iust lilw the little Plr~ did Ill 1\h·H. ICfllHil' 0. Jlrown G:IJ'Clens. 'l'lw pupils are also hav­ 1leld. ., . , lott c:attss, Mr. llttd Mrs, ,lnnws C. t:. Wrigllt, nil of LnnHing, I he story: I get up at five o'dcwl\ hirlhday ilnnlvt!J's:trie:; of L:s IVuis Yult;tsz and datJglileJ•, Olson, gttesls at cllnnPr 'l'tH•:;d:ty <'l'<·nitW mttl'it d11111' lli<•n and any c!xlra I shouldn't lalw all t!Jis <'I'Pdlt Sunday, of Ml'. ami M1·s, l•'t•r;d LnVt>ll<' :utrl }>J'ojP<'I 1:f ll':t.•; a :-:unclay \'}:;it•Jr of Mr. and and Gary of Lr!slil' 11'<'1'<' Sund:t.'( tn .. st intoxlmtlng or· smnetlung l!VI~Jlj UIJ. ami it wns on time! saving und St•, lmndry SJll'dalisls. Columhus, Ohio, Mt·~;. WatT<'Il Mudlet'. evening ''fillers of 1\lr. anrl l\!t·s. :trill I mn zip so fnsl ami ac'C\1111· 1 helpful suggestions i11 lhl' honw. MrH. Jad\ Yar.ger of J~asl Lan· Art hut· llnH'IH•n. p!Jsil a In I. I really rllrl enjoy what was said si111~ spent Sunday with het• pal'· Mr. 'anrl Mrs. l:<'n lltll'l'it :ttHI 1 r llgure it's lill' mnn• tinw tlian'a rlay allows and dulles, When I got clown tlw ltoL!JeHicr vi~>ited Sunday at the Mr. IIJHI Mrs. Llr>)'d \\'lll't!lf'l' 1 r ,-;lt!:tl it from that. eight hours neccssar·y nnrl actual ittnount of IHJIIH~ o( Mr. and MrH .•Tame:; nnrl sons wen• Frirlay ni1~i1l din- I of r<'HI C!IJilling to caeh of us. Now time for each there wits a jot o[ IUnlc•om• wi!l sny, "lllllv fnollsil." lime on my chart. that sPenwrl to Mr. and 1\!rs. Lawton Gauss Banwrd anrl fitmily or L:tnsiJW. hut to me (and T am diJTcrcml suggest I hml seveJ'a I hours a cia,\' Nylons Mr. 'tlllrl Mt·s. Ellotl \Vt•ston frnm you nJ' tlw ww} you mnkc wc;n, \Vl!llncsday evening visitors lianglng loose, .. leisure hm1rs. were glll~sls al rlitllll't' TlitJJ':;ol:ty i>ie crust nJ' l'omb ~·our hair) gel· "[ Mr. and Mr:;. Fred Gaus:; uf At first I laughed, IIH•n l <'llttiIHII'ittg .Tan· mc: ~anne of thr~ same bcndlts as sec the minutes friltr•rpd away 1\lr. and Mrs. Harley Beach ct':; hirtlulay :nJJJil·ersat'.l'. Jyinr: in hr:d, and called worl\. I espr!dnll~· lil"•cl :tnd family and Mrs. M. Grw;tel'em Mrs. IL V. D:ntglur ilttrl Carla 'l'ilal was bdnr~ tile ~rlvent o[ this thought; two short. rests :tn• On~y $1 of \Viiii:unston were r,:ucsls 'l'ucs- L 1 t L tl i 1 better in most ca:.;es than :1 long am JCI' spr.n H' >Vl'<'' in;.: dock. Pete says if I day evening; of Mr. and Mrs. gLJests of lwt· flitrcJJis, Mr. :n11f don't know C'tHJU"h to .. to bed 1iap when it lnlws a little lime to Mills Store L J. Adams & Sons L:,, ·,,,.ttl 1 lll'•·1 tr :tv· 1111atntt- lt:mlesl lo e:lt:uq~c whl~ll I hel'amc down strike hut most iy it':; fla I on DoUtu Day Savings With Every Adult - ·' V<•rs:rry •rt ay 1 " r. :ttl! · rs. a r.Jn;, Soltnrls siilv, too, doesn't .Cititpler at. .Jacl\tmn Tuesday aft. Wa~·nc LnVr:llt; anrl f:11nily. it'? nut, r.JJ, IJOII' r lllw to read and my back, flopped loose-jointed atul Permanent Boolted t•:·noon ancl evening. J\'11'. :111d Mrs. \Villi:tm Niswon· write and xcw anrl even elean eyes shut and mincl turned ofl' as AU First Quality Mr. anrl Mrs. Lawton Gauss gcr, Jt•., and f:rm of. ll:tnsvillr• tlrull's and halw as late as any· much as is (JOHsihle. March 28-29 · 11' of time tile fll comes. . . ' At this meeting I fell lil1e Hit­ Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert I>utnam uf M1·. and 1\lt·s. Wayne LoVc!le ;tJIII ting on my hands, . , ·only Ihill Willjamston, f~mily. F'or tlw last til'fl or three years would have hurl them as tlwy an! J\lr. and Mrs. AHred Hnyhoc Mr. and 1\Trs. Laun•nr•r• Glumm T ltave IJaci tiw what I eall 'rlumh' so sldnncd up and raw anrl • La Lorraine Beautv and grandson of Lansing, Mr. nml of Lansing· spt•nt :-;:tltml:t,l' with IJ:tilil of prolonging my ironing stained and ugly. I gllt~ss I'll 79c l'vl rs. Hobcl't IIayhoe and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Cliarl<•s l'ri•·c•. rtll wel'l;: anrl in' a few cases some never hnve nice hanris likr• ot IH•r Children & Women's Anklets - 3 pr. $1.00 Shop lcrs of Okemos anrl Mr. anrl Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. \\'. x. St<':Jrltnan inln IWXI week. II got so I had tn women clo. Mine, In the first place, l'horw !i:H I Hollie White :mel Jackie of Eaton and Mr. and Mrs. Ft·<·rl SIP:trim:tn paw over a bit of ironing in the arc short nnrl square lil\e rt hoy's All Mens Shoes Reduced $1.00 Rapids visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd were In Clevl•i 11111 t, Ohio, o1·l'J' !lw rf'friger:tlor before I could got to and all the things T have tlf<•m llay!Jnc Sunday in honor of the wl'el\ <'tHI to attcnirlhclay anniversary of Mr. Hay· !Joe. · Mr. Steadman's cl:tu;.:IJic:r, J\lrs. of ;tli was liH' need for snmething trier! wearing gloves itnd have rl:unpenr.d ;uJcl having In iron on learned to for really !mel work liorn' s Florsheim Shoe Store Mr. ami Mrs. Justin J3rncly [Inc:! Muriel .i\Ie·Cnnl. 1\In ittHI last week .from the St. Lawrence I ,John Steadman ll'l'rt> :tlso there. ;.hanged: lhitl I ~:till I'd never do. ~ IHJtipital in Lansing and is nDw .. ______-- tiJr' above tire )past among lhem.l $1.00 Service CaU $1.00 ill. the liomc of'lier sister, Mrs. Wl'll, I have clwngecl once mot·e ' .. ,.. ·~ . . . Aria Harkness of Munith. lwotirlcr how long it'll Ia~ I l anrl .'·, ;: lt'auet~ls IIPI'tl ·J'c•pair'? Mrs. Rose Cotwin returned am now ~(11i11g lo try to r.omtJ!ctc Ancient my ironin.E( by Tncsday night. It's Je'urnaetl t'illt•rs lll'C'd ehanging'? Sunday .from a week's visit with wnrkl'rl t wn wecl;s now and what For e Mr:;. Val Hopkins and Mrs. Beu· Grad Je'm•naen snwlws '! /lis tory :t i:omfort il is to know the iron· 'l'oilc•L ph11~gPII'! lah Jtecb of Jacl\son. Mr. and Mrs. Richmond Bailey in,[( is rlone. Maybe you will lhinl1 . Regular rates aftt•t· first hour· - l\Iatt~l'ial One Y<•:u• A.·~·n extm and .family of Holt were guests ' tlrat is pretty slack to let it drag 311 N. Cedar· Street Ma:.;on firemen marie' six run.~ ~;unday o[ the latter's parents, along like that Inti I can't count Now Is the f~rne to Po Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Craft. during the week lo cunlrui grass.--....:..------, II res. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Curtis were guests at dinner Sunday of The Mason ho:ml or rel'iew set Cowdry Heating & Ventiiating the (:ily's assessp<] VJie;•s ...... :...... $1.00 and Mrs. Lee Hainclcl of Mason. Members of the Child Study Baseballs, l~eg;uhti' $1,:u; ...... :.~ ...... $1.00 Mrs. Doris Rinclllcisch nml chi!· dub have nnnrntnced rPceipt of riren of Williamston called on her a number o.f new books. Lnst K~T CLARDY Screw Dri\'cr Silts, Ucgulary $1.1!J ...... !jil.OO <:ousin, Mrs. Lewis Freer, 'l'ues· Thursday was a banner day when day, 115 bool\s were lo:mcrl to readers. spcalt~ Stereo ecdist Cur S(linnei', Ueglihtt• ~Vl!J .. :...... $1.00 Monday's blizzard cnst the county n1ore tiJnn $.1,500 for men on Gas noot• Guards, Rcguhn• $U>fl ...... : ...... $1.00 DuBois and ·maehines to clear the high­ ways. "The C1·isis Arm Rest Covers, Ut~t~ul:u· $1.1i9 ...... $1.00 1\h·s. Junot Cm·l w. H. Freshour wns elected Vi master The pupils and' teacher of tho president of the Ingham eounty '' Icc i'mys,. Rcgl,!!•tr $1.!18 .. :...... :...... :...... $1.00 Facillg Ame1·ica" . ~chool clcanec:l the school yard fair, board nt tile anmJal meet­ 2 Gallon~ ·\\i~ar-lVell Oil, Regula!' $1.3!1 ...... '.... $1.00 last week. .. ing of the society. George ·_The club. meeting of the school Graham was clcclcd assistant sec· A2V:r Erector Sets, Ucgul:u· $8.00 ...... $1.00 was held last weeh:. retary and manager. Polaroid Rubber C!ti' 1\fats, Uclgul:tr $1.25 ...... $1.00 'Frimk Fellows, Leon Fellows, 50 Yenrs Ag·o-Hl02 Bill Hall, Russell Strouse, and T. E. Royston is moving tp his BuslmtbaU,. Uegttlitr $5.35 ...... ;...... ,...... $<1.35 . . \~ ·. .. . , ' Clayton Hayhoe exhibited elec· farm two miles cast of the city. trical projects ut the achievement Mrs. Ezra Welsh , entertained Basketball, Regul:tr $'M5 ...... $3.45 clay, March 22. Frank Fellows her two grandmothers, Mrs. Har· Fichter Glo\'es, Regula!' $7.!15 ...... $6.!)5 was given a first year electrical riot Rice and Mrs. Harriet Van­ award. dercook, March 26. The occasion .TIME PAYMENTS Bathroom Smtles, Uegul:u• $H.!.15' ...... $5.95 The seventh and eighth grades was the 84th hirtltrlay of Mrs. nrc having theh' English classes Rice. together, · Ingham county property is as- The pupils of .the school arc ln· ~essed at $22,762.031. To provide vlted to two slmting parties, one $<10,000 for a new comt house will Authorized Dealer sponsored by the Alaledon Cen- require a tux of 3!ic on each $1',000 Western Auto· ter school on April 3 and on of valuation for tile next. five Murch 27, sponsored by the Ca· years. The county wns never in A-ssociate Store naan school. . . het!Cl' position to fina-nce such an The players on the ball team undertaking. E\•ery Tuesday-:-6:30 I•· m. W. DAVIS POST, Owner elected a new captahi Hayhoe, for . Eugene Edgar has begun work !20 S. Jefferson . · · · the spring ball season. ns salesman at the Cavender & WARE'S Drt~g ·Store ' . . . Phone 22121 Those absent from school last Mehan clothing store. WILS -, weclt were.Hewltt Collar, Nancy! C, A. Fay o.f Eden is agnin on 1320 on your dial ... ~...;...;..---....;,;;,.,_;·--·.;,.··'-'-_--_ .. _------l~ellows, Carolyn and Judy Taul. the road with his grocery wagon. Phone 5411 We Deliver

I '. ... j Mrs, llarr,y l'tlok H[Hml. 111111 ll;\ 1\Joi RALlo! PLANN8D ~ ·Judges Have Hard Time Picking Kraas~Khcin Calico Ball Is wor.k Cllf\ nl. Lnlw 01\11Hsn will I Memlwrl! of tho Mnson Or!lm• Ml', Hllrl Mrs, Wllllnm 1'1'11\( 1111d nf tho r•:aslorn Rial' are :;ponSOl'•, fnmllv, ' · 1 J 1 '" 1 J 'I ' Ill,:( II Ill (II Hll 0 ,,11 Ill'< ny morn· 1 Well Attended Mr. nnrl Mrs, Erlwln Newman Jng, March 2fl, at !l:OO n, m, nt; of BaiLie Creel< spent Snturduy l'orl111 blrt!Hi.t~ .tlllti· Illinois, Mal't'h IH, It wns spon· of the IHIJHisland, where tlw ,Joe v,r.r·sury of ~Irs. Lily c:rePn of Slll'l'ri hy tlw division r1f line arts. Cappo llarH\ played for dancing Charlotte, GtieiiiH wen1 from Miss /lenilanl is 11111jnrlpg In mll· from nine to 1111 ~ 'n'dodt. .Jnd Meissner. Mrs. Ro· Mr. and Mrs. Jalte Pershon and parents, Mr. anrl Mrs. C. H. Hall L!:;;;;======llland Hoover was guest for the William Moran of 1\'It. Clemeils and Mrs. Everi\1 Crosby. They PARTY HELD IN FLORIDA evening. 'rhey had a potluck din· ner and pedro ·was the diversion visited Mr. and Mrs. I-Iownrd plan to. rc!1nrn this Snl~mJny. Up· Local Women to Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk Van Horn of the evening, Mrs. Bernard , on thc1r return he Will he sin· Roberts and family Sunday. jtioned at Ft. De\'en~. of Lansing entertained at n six English won first, Mrs. Ralph lansing Ice &. Fuel o'clock dinner in their new home Ambs, second; and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Harley Van Sickle Scott Godley of i'llillersburg is Attend School at 1517 Elm road, Lal\elancl, Flor· Kerr, low, The next meeting will of Rochester, Minnesota, visited Ispending this week with ·his Phone Mason 2-6001 ida, recently, Guests were Mr. be April 2 at the home of Mrs. friends in Mason over the week daughter, Mrs. Bernice Wheeler and Mrs. Holden Stiles of Mason, Herman Rich. end. . of Stockhrirlge, Of Instruction Laura Stiles of Jackson, Cnrroll Three beauticians from Mason Van Horn of Lansing and Mrs. will be among more than 300 Cleo Ln Chance of Lalteland. Can· from Michigan and Indiana who asta was the diversion of the eve· next Sunday and Monday, March ning. 30-31, will attend the slate's fore· most beauty inslntction school in COUPLE SPEAKS VOWS . Grand Rapids. Miss Glenna Brubaker of Mid· Those whose rescrvnt ions have land, went by plane to Hawnii the been received fmm Mason nrc first of February to become the Rulh Scribner, Doris Van Horn bride of Cpl. Elroy Hitc\Jcocl<, and Loraine Simone. ln addition son of Jliii'S. Charles O'Neil. The to the 300 operators attending 'the couple spoke their vows in a Instructional phases, an expected Catholic chapel February 9. 2,000 other persons will attend the 1!1 ·~ ~~ trade show, at wi1ich lending Mrs. Coli ins Huntington and mnnufacttrrers will exhibit their Mr. and Mrs. Vernnn Snyder and wnres. sons called on Mrs. H. M. Anpach Robert Fiance o( New Yorl; of Tecumseh and Mr. anti Mrs. cify, recognized world-wide as a ~harlcs Alberts and family of leading hair stylist, is the prinei· Clinton last Sunday. pal IllS I rue tor a ntl will he assisted Mr. nnd Mrs. Nntiwn S. Davis by Miss Lnum Meredith . .John cntertnined as their guests at Vincent Leon, wlw in 1!117 intro· dinner Sunday Mrs. Cyrus Pierce, duced to America t11e spiral per· Mac Pierce ancl Belly Lorenz of manent wave, Mr. Murrny ami Plymouth and Mr. and Mrs. Dnr· Mr.• Toseph, hair coloring nrlist win Darr nne\ Debhy. Mr·. and from Vienna. Mrs. Abe Cohn visited at ·the Fiance recently styled the hair Davis home in the evening. of Queen Elizabeth on her visit,------: to Canada and the United States.

Mr. and Mrs . .Terry Stingley, lVIIol!l Cre1tn ntmtdnrd nn RaADMA."l'J'Irll1 ' Mr. and Mrs. George Soules and opHomd ut flXtra cu11t em ollutr SuriA. family and Mr. nne! Mrs. Roy What's Your Notion of Rae spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rae. Mr. nne! Mrs. Ivan Vvethy and How about taking one of this year's Buicks family attended the We thy Jam· ily reunion held last Sunday near Magnifi t Motion ? -SPECIAL, SUPER or RoADMASTER..:.. on a Lake Lansing. There were 47 cruise of discovery all your own? present. Dale Wethy, a brother of Ivan Wethy, on leave from the E'LL admit that we're taking in a lot of There's an earth-hugging, mile-skimming feel Touch off its Fireball 8 Engine that's a· gas· navy, who is stationed at Mem· territory when we usc a word with the to it, us it bullets along the highway. phis, Tennessee, attended the re­ W .. saving high-compression valve-in-head-head union too. Safe ... definition shown above. · It holds a straight course without weave­ it out for the roads you know by past cxpcri• Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmidt ence-and let it speak for itself. Even the price and daughters, Barbara and But How Sane ? But· no lesser term can do justice to all the seems to snug down to the road on curves. Laura of Lowell, spent Sunday tag is eloquent proof that this is the car for you. with Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Vander things that make a Buick such a joy to drive KEEPING your furniture, A massive X-braced frame gives it solidity. A Equipmtut, ac~lflJDricur, tr'imat!cl moclcl11 ara sulljcct to Clur.nf1o ~oit1101tt noti~n • Veen, Sr. . and to own. · torque-tube firms its keel. End-sway and side· · *Stattdard au IloADMASTf:R, optional at c:tll'a cost, tm othrJl• Scrirtt. Mrs. Theresa Tabachki nnd clothing and other belong­ family entertained Mr. and Mrs. ings in a wall safe, even if Splendor and sumptuous adornment you'll roll are neutralized. The engine is Hi-Poised Francis Roman at dinner Sntur· possible, would limit your certainly find in its rich interior - grandeur mounted on rubber pillows- and big, soft. day. enjoyment of this property. you'll certainly find in the mighty flow of its acting coil springs on all four wheels soak up A more practical way to power. the jars and jolts, float you over road-ripples, "washboat·d gravel" or weather-pocked protect this investment is But this ·is only ba9.kground for what is Sure is with a strong insurance all ' macadam as if they ~eren't there. accurately termed its Million Dolla1,· Ride. ·policy ; . . the Personal Even its Dynaflow Dl'ive* contributes to the true Pi.·opet·ty Floater. Ask us smoothness of its forward motion by cushion• about it today. ·Yes, sir, magnificent is the word for this majestic bea~ty in motion. ing the transrnission of its power•. · for '52

.\ ·DART Insurance Agency ' Dart National Bank Building Richards Buick Lansing Phone 6MA·28661 Hilton·&. Mason Phone 2·S061 Coriter Parle uml 1\fatllo Mason, 1\ficltigo.n

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rllnncr• Frlclny evonlng nt the been In I he hiHillleH:; for 20 ~ont'H, Call for•nln, WC!I'Il [(II CHI H, 'l'lw rol· Don Hampton wr.re weok 1mrl I'' Country Kitchen ncnr Mnson, 'l'ho '!'hr. duu·nctorH nm wm·m·lwnrtetl Servi(es Held for Wheatfield Center lowing officers were 11lectecl fnr gtwstH of Mt•, nt1rl Mr~. llyl'Urn ·r,, .Webberville occasion wus tho hlrtJ~orlrtY. mml· anti 1'1!111, unci. the whole hnoJ1 Is tho corning year: Prcslclont-cloct, 1\Ir·H, l~l'llm ,Johmmu Whitney of 1-i:lngston,t .,, . vermu•Jcs of Dunne nnd ArtiJUI', un enllmly sympathnttc picture ~h·ll, Myrl Gmluun - l'hono IUI·F·2 Erma Ilnlclwln; senior vlcc·(ll'esl· Miss Dol'is Hnnvnr of Lnnslng Flora M. Chubb Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Donn! vis· ------nt tho peoplo who operato motels dent, Murlenu Cnlgnn; :lttnlor Iter! M1•. nnd Mrs. Clru·cnr!e Donal for u Ilvln~:.• spent the wee!~ encl with· Mr, nncl · Mrs. Flora M. Chubb was horn vlm·pl'cslrlcnt, Pearl Halloway; Mrs. Lyle EJ. Woller. Sunclny afternoon. CLOUD ON. 'I'I·IE LAND, by treasurer, Pal.l'ldn Bonta; chap· First delegate to strde federa­ October 27, 1873, In Livingston rTf lk MlsH Bltrbnm Zeitz of guion' tion, Gladys Reynolds; allernute, county and died at her home al The W. S. C. S. IH. sponsoring a B 00 .1. a .Julin Dnvls, 'Is II hlstorleal novel lain, Hnzcl Greene: conductress, W.A.C. Holds motheNinughter, father-son hnn· k of the period following the War Blanche Gom!noe; guard, Esther Rapids visiter! her Cnther, Carl, Emmu LeRoy; allerrwte to JH'CSI· 212 E, Chestnut street, Webher­ Zeltr., over the week end. vllje, March 18 after 11 long sick· quct nl the Grange haJJ, Friday f1·om of 1812. It ts the slory of the tur· Bodell, and trustees, Auldrn Zeitz, '•11 1 dent for district. fcdemllon, .June hulen!, aclvtmturou~ marriage £If Maude Rube~! and Juanita Good· Mr·. nnd Mrs. Slwet Wellm• Annual Election Alldn~on; secmul deleg-ate, Lillian ness. evening. Mnrch 28, with dinner at ,Jng-hum County Ubrar·y n 7:00 p, m. Those attencllng- nrc to n Vlrglnln plnntatlon owner who nne, lnstnllatloll' will be heir! In enllcd em their son·ln·lnw, Chnrles ' Hintz; l)llernate, Helen Dormlrc; Mrs. Chubb was member of '!'he W. A. C. met nt the home the Methodist church am! the tnl1e their own table servfcr., A !lour·• OjiOil to Lhu rorrhll!! nL Llro I! nil on a I t'IJI to tho West meet~ and April. Panoltn, at llw St. Lawrence hos· First delcgalc to county fcdera· LIIH'III ~-r. p, m. mnrrlc~ o( Mrs. Weldon ,Jolm~on with piny cnt:ltlccl "Among Us Girls" Mo•mor·lr11 y: llully, Mnn· a unworldly girl who pltal In Lnnslng Thursday eve. lion, Jnjlc I·Iodge; second clele­ nlrthclay club. She had resided In ~I;

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Perldnu llnrrlwnre Mnreh R, Pt•o· Ingham County News March 27. 1952 Page 6 weds I olnlml $10,7:1, MrH, .TI!Itlll!llc New Method Jlolhnml,, nn honni'III'Y memhor NO donnlcrl $2,00 lo the Hnle, 'l'h~ THERE'S PARKING PROBLEM grotlll plans In send n rlonnllon to ' . . llw MlehlgmJ home dnmonslrn· Dollar Day Spetials lion eouawil sdmlnrshlp funrl. MrH. IIntolrllluJTinl! ntlcnrlcrl a WHEN YOU SHOP IN MASON mooting for commtm!ty meals, Plans were marie to have n Lu~r~ication-$1 hoolh nl llw counly fair for lhc Hale of anrons, Tho pqJCeOrlH nrc to go tnwrll'll a new ·,!·II builrllng LETTERS to the Editor at llw fnlrt:;rnuncls, V4he~l Balancing-$1 Dlmwt· was set·verl at noon wll h Hrwlr:Jy'H \Vot'll I~XJllained Mrs. Harnlrl Huiiine und ·Miss Buy ONI~ Can at HPJ!;IIhu· l'i·ien and Gd SECONJ> Can "l'lnnny" Culll'm·uiu I am su1•e you arc familiar wlllt Erlll: oVCI' thr. h}a.'llulay anniversary of Mrs. for the ct•lpp!Ptl of •til nr•cs 1' tnnk EvcrciL Mrs. Dan Palrlcll: • \Vnxt:s • Hunh•rs' 'l'nu:im· BllllllllliH • l'll!lllhll' r!Xpt'r!ssed I!Je.rll!H!re lo Join me In ~tale 10o/o ·to lSo/o .off "sunny" California, races, creeds wll h fLIIIli~ 'rce~l~~~~ .rr.cclvcrl lhc gueHt prize. Uulm·s White Jluusn l'ainls fl•nm llw annual ~ale of Easler Mrs. Roy Ilill and Mrs . .Trty Me· Seat Covel'S Wlwel lllse Sets Here':; what the San Fmnciseo seals. · NillJH'esenlcd lhe lesson on lnm[l New:; of March 20 lwrl to say: 'l'•·ud' Grill Gmu·tls Ou tsitln Vi~H'S 'J'ht•Hn An: Hlst•untlnuml But mayhc you are not quite ns ~har~cs. ~r~ . .T~an Yager was "i\s rccorrl snow rlr!pllw mnllnucrl Eltmtl·ie Cloells Glal'll Guards ShadtlS Ill' llrlllliiH lo pile ll[l In lilr) High Sicrm, the aware of the Ingham county t:;ucst frn lite rl,ty, l'ill'ifil' Gns & T•:Jcei rie Cn. tor!ay hraiH'h of lhis m·ganlznlirm he· '!'he next meeting will he held l\lany Othcr;s numlml' p;uanls wamcd winter sports fans lo con· cause II. lws hccn funellonlng nl the h:nnc or Mrs. Howard Pnl· line tlicir Hitlint:; to HUJICt'ViHerl nhnul lli months only. It wns or· lok m~ I• rost rrmrl on Wednesday, Shafer De(orating Supply sld runs only because o! the rlan· ganlmrllo bring I he maximum of Aprl_l .J, Mrs, Tlnt'nlrl Glynn held a ger of hurled high·vollnge 1rans· serviec lo the unfortunates in our spectal mcclittg We rl n c s clay, •lUi S, ,h:f'l't:rson l'houc 2:HIIl Ill isslon li ncs, Tile eotn[Jany own county from the proceeds o( Mm·ch 2G, for m~mhers to worl< warner! sldm·:; that it would he this annual sale. on ll1eu· lam}J ~!Jades. Battery !alai to npproaeh within 7 [ct!l Maylw ,YoU rlid not imow that '1' Smmy Snnrlr:rH Rislm·s of the hnrierl lines. A snow nad< our llrst Easier seuls sale, mn· l\1r'ml]['rs r 11 ,, s 1 $1 More In cxeess ri f fctH: covers inost duel eel , ,. . · • · • " 1e , .unny •. nnr erH ~5 ,. .. ,', ~~~ ,~c .. u agu, proc 1ueed Sisters r•xt<•nsjon gronp mel nl Allowance of the SiclTa siding slopes." ~~·~~;~·~\~· f .1 Ius II waMs I nl O on. N~vc~bcr 1, ami this lo· ton. At the f'losc o[ the a(Lcrnoon $ lleel on it~~- lH!re in "sunny" Cali· t.tl of S7,S.J7 .. J0 was to catTY on refreshments were sr•rvcrl 1 11 $1-Specials-$1 ~~ 1\~ailhnx, Nauu: l'lal.t•s, Ue).!;. !jil.OO ...... 7t'ic fomia tile snow haniOl.. LAH HAY SPECIAL g jthe funds coming from tile Easler JCilo to Lite gt'OLIP . llcwl respiration method. Mr. Anytime 'seals sale pays not only Jor the Goel2 was In Lansing and East :~rmetl Jo'u~·ces nml lllll'mase above scr~iees, but. CXIJert medi· Do not try to grow picl

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'\ ,.. ·,·-,_ '::;. ' ,. 'i_o .,' ' ,., .Leslie News March 27, 1952 Section 4 lli'llllHDJl, l~ng!IHII lOIIellOI', Who THE INGHAM COUNTY NEWS ill'lpi•d IIIC! :;tudt!llls Jli'I'Jlal'e their P.T.A. Elects lll'<'ot!lllnlloll, wnH unnhlc lo bo Sle11111ollw1' nnrl her dnughter:; to 1:-; said to uhotllHI IVilil lilmhhlng, jli'/!,"!111' Bowmans Club Disney's Cinderella Tops Film Week provide exdtl!lnent. nH well us lhunrlerlng thrills. New OfHcers fun, Gus, llw il'IIJIJWd llelcl mouse, '1'111'1'<' main -'toplt•s were Jll'e· Another wccl1 of lop films Is 'J'hls time, .runglr• .Tim 'nlcls n ,;.•nlt:tl nntl dls('l!ooed hy the Is to "Cinrlerclla" what Dopey lovely young pholograpiH•r· In n Offlt't'I'S lor lhP t'tllllill[[ Yt'lll' Plans .Tournament coming up nl tile Fox thcnlre. }VIIH In Snow White. jlillil'l, l•'lr:;t, tlw lndt;pr•!Hir•Jwe of ,lung[!:! manhunt fnr 1111 r!X·fool· Wt'l'l' r•ll•i'IPtl nt 'tlw 1', '1'. /1, 1111'lll Ill! 'l'lilll'CI· 11' ll't'IHlJ[t'l' with llw suhtoplcs day's' twin hill, "On tlw LrHt!iP," hall Jllnyin·, lost 1111 a wartlmn mis· .Jf illtll'jH!IHlf'tH'e In :;e]pr•ilon of mcles lmtllt! linldly' In defense of slon. When limy lor'ille Walt•rflt~lrl, day 1'\'CIIillg, Murl'/1 :.111. :wid II IOIII'Illllllt!llt [or arcJJCI'S stnrrlng .Joan l~vuns, and "Golrl the lll·lrented muir!, OpJHIHing llw loHI airman, they an: allal'lwrl lrlt•!His, In flnotiH'r:s, whellwr Ill! rl11rlng lim mrllllh of April. Thl! n a I rl c r s," starrlnr( George 'l'lwy nm IL'i f11II1111'S: l'n:.~id<~ll, t hPm is nne of Dlsncy'li most by n vll'inus mat·auriPI' nut to cnp· nllroW/1111'1' Of' nHliiC!Y e11rned hy O'Brien, Fox IHIH hilled 11 solid 1\lrH. Carl LIIHI',Y; nwtill'l' vh-1•· l'llllfil! in tlw bur;ement of Mlteh· sinister vlllnlns, !lie lnt riguing lnt·e junglt: lnh11hilanls for ills lli!!!llfiPivr•s, appmverl hr;havlor weclt of picture entei·talnmenl. pi'C':ildl'lll, Mr~. Cla11de ~mlll1; fa· whir·h t'OIHIPmnr:rl smol1lng, drlnll· I'll's cnrpeling store wlll he open LuPHer, n gr•cftl J'al t•nt. But Ltid· dnngpr·ous rllnmonrl mlnP. When llil'l' Vfl'l'·[ll'l'!lidt'lll, ( '[,Vtll• /,[(I'll; 111~r nntl nnll·sol'inl g:111gs or for men to shoot on 'r11esclay:; Saturday afternoon anrl eve­ 1'1'1', loo, Is 11 comedian ol :-;orts. llw fenrfnl 1111livPs implore the hli:fl hl'/lnul ll'lll'iH'I' Vil'l'-jll'l'Si· ninr,: "Drums of !lie Deep South" rrro11p11; rlallng 111111 when 1111rl ;tncl !o1' women on 'l'IHII'Silays. Anotill'l' lr:ntum rllm will hi' trio lo ltt:lp lill!lll, !111• laltr:r rout rll'lll' ( Ill /J II('( l\~11·1 ; f(i'lltil' !·II'! II" II •litH' lor h1~i11g hon1o nflerw;u·d. will lalw over the !'ox :;ereen. slmwn ll!nnt~ wllh "L'lndl!l'l!lla." 111P l'PIWgade':-; :iHVH)~e skc~letun I I' II!' h (!I' Vit'l'·pi'I'!;Ji[t•fll, 1\]I'H, f•;vt•ryone Is Wl'leome to [lill'lici· ~:.•co!HI, IIH• l'I!~IJlom;ihilily o( lhr• Witl1 Ge01·gin il\ I he Civil V/ar '!'he :-;ceollrl ft:nlurl' will 111~ "Land nwn and ravagP his vnsl and nn· C'liarlt•s !'lantH',I'; :.t't'll'lnr·.\', lllrs. ·ir•r•rJ-.tl(•'l' Iowan! p1ll'l'I'I' Hrormlc"•; pnrlilmwnlar· C: t•lnw 'i'lti!I'S OV!!l' lnl'iudPd In lht! !lim an• st>VI!l'al fnmily propl'l'IY sud! as ear nut! !.len. Rarhnm Paylo11 anti GII,Y l\l:ulitlllll 'I'IH! Uii!IIJI,Y llilinllt't' ili'I\VPPII Ol'· J11ngle llalt!Ps, I'PJIUit•rl to lm ian, Hev. Paul I~~. 'J'ud.:er; nwl ' In a mmantlc rlrHnla wlill'il lll'lllr'; '' p.trl-t inti' Joh \VIIS dr:· Disensslon o[ the lotlrlln!TICIIL ni111iwcl crime• ;mrt l'l'lloi;Pd puhllt· llllli>ng the ll!osl SJII't'lar·llilll' ever hlsllll'illll, 1\!n;, \ViiJ1ml W:mluw­ I hr·o!Js with m·t ion und sll:lpt~II!IC :·lrlr•rl il!i J!lllttl for llll! leen-agr•r; wm; tlw main busincso at llw officials Is vil•idly opot-lir~ltlt•rl in lilnwrl. Ariwng liJP l'ollllmlanls sld. sdJ•H>I 111111 l'oliHnllllily properly, I hroll[(illllil. dub':; l11st mc:t~llng. The progmm I I fowarrl lltigheH' [ll'cst•nl a 1i1 >11, are IIWIH'IIIing lizards and dcatli· MI'S, Cl:lllllr• Smil h, l'llillrnllll1 or lltf'il' illliltlllf' illlli I'PIIJlret loWili'CI Cnlig port rays n rPt'l\1<•:;:!, nt~'PI'­ lllr:lurlell thr• slwwinr~ of r·olored· "'l'ltr• lladwl," sl:h· S!'('flllll I•'Pllllli'O \,1 l(l('t 1~:tVP :t I'I'JHH'I.!ilu•liad·vi:-;ilf'd lllll't'lll:; illld hr·othPt'>~ iiiHI sioll'J','I; Ml~;s Payton, allliollf.:h :;he i:-; 1'1'1 Hyan 14'1iit-li piny:; a: rl11• l'II!VI'r:ll "''''I'll',' town:; lo 1;11d lllllltlng and f(ltme eo11:wrvation Willi llrian Dunlevy, Gig IIIPil' allilII j:; :1 Nol'lil· WPdllt!Srlil,Y. fiWI' l't'I'I'PIIIio!J /OJ' IJ11,\':·: illld girl:.,, vine and notwrt llulton In slat·· 'f'lill'rl, Ifill 1'/!S(lll!ISi!,ili!y of Jill!'· 1!1'11 officer and forpwr· \Vr•s: Of linu•ly lnl!!i'I'S! because or A di:-it'tl!i.'-iilnl folluwl'd or way:; Poi111 roomnwle of Crair(:;. rinr: roles, Hl\0 Hmllo':-; "Siauglr· '.'Ill.•; 111111 il'ill'iH'I'S [OWill'ff let!!!· 1':\lent lo Wllil'il nation-wide 1'1'in1· 11'1' 'l'mil" riP:ds In sbil'l'lllli fashion illld llll'il/lh Ill lilliii\C'I_I Hltdi d IJl'f!· WIH•r1 the \Viii' ili'IWt·r;n !Ill! inaJ syrHiil'ilf(!:i Hl'O opPI'illing, IIH' gl'illll, 1\ 1:11:!1 of ~;t ,IJIIII,!III ll':ls HI! I 111(1'/'.'i 1111!1 Ihl'ir pmillt•ms which With II NIIVil,io llflrising Oil !lie indtidl•d: 111HI1!1'slandlng attlltllle :=;tlllc:; IHII','IIs l'"i'lh, Cmig [)(•· pir•ltll'l' pr·P:11•n1s H,\'ltn as il pmm­ Jill' !fiJS Slllllllli'J''~; jlt'll);l'i/111, Cast is Chosen t•onws a mn,lo1· with I he Con fptf. NP\V M1•xico fronlit•r some! 711 in t;lil;ing ow•r· prolllc•ms al inent g an: lmllll'/1 111 nr "Glamour Boy" Is the name of Yo11ng as 1111 rH!IIaw who holds up drPn; l'l'.'l[ll!cling prlvat•y oJ Iii.~ gllnH on !lie precipitous lllDttnlain LJIU~t\'1'' NE\VS. '1'1"• W11ll Db· t il'lil inllll!!llce and immunlt;• ill' illlt'l'l'slt·d :1111! will proliahly .lw junior play that will he given a stagec·oHf'lt IH'Hl' l•~ort 1\tlarey, "'' her room and property; eonfi­ near lhc Ch~tllanooga-i\tlanla ney's "Cinderella" will be al tlw [ron1 al'l'e:;l. · ass lsi i 11 HI/Ill/' wny. 11 \\'liS :II the LPsile high school on April where Dunlevy is in t'ommancl. r!Pnt't' in iihility of i£'1'1Hlf{cr~; fun FUR FUN~ Shapely Margaret mllroatl anrl lherehy prevent l•'ox 'I'!IC!n Ire Sllllliay a ncl Mon· When ityan has an in former pflllllll!d to /'Ollla/'1 l'ai•ll loi'J:IIIIfZII· 17-18. Miss Zorn Greiner has heen !\!iss Grey, a passenger In the lllgt•llwr 11s a f: Jewelry p!('!lic~;. teclmicolor, fcalut·c:s n new cast lte i(Cis in !Ill' robbery. To help Mrs. L. c .. Kmfl inlrlltlllt'l'd Tile play is a comerly in three fur fun. Anyway, just in case tain peal<. of luvnhle Disney l'ham<'lt•rs. justice!, By eleverly playing off .Judy Jlroiswi11get· w!J11 pliiyPd i\flf'r tlw prcsentallon anrl dis· n chilling wind should dare The :;lrHlegy takes the Union one faction againsl till' olhP1 tlwh· f{t:laway, Youn~-: anrl his ''u:;sion hy the panel memhcr:; 'Jets written by Esther E. Olson. lieil!'llllll'n ]\ill two Navaj11s and thn•p Hl'll'l'lions "" lwr ill't'OI'llion, rlw cast includes: .Joyce Warner, come her way, Margaret will be forces 'by smprise, and their ef­ nicolor glories of llw all cartoon :unong the city'~ criminal il'arl!•rs, Mr:-;. 1\rart 1111'11 inlrodt!l't•ll 1\ll·s. qnt•:;lions by leacher:-; and parent:; prepared. forts to assail the mountain nrc pruductlnlt IS a new lilinr, lor Dis· Milchum attains lil!i enrl in a ~ll'a] tlu'ir lior:;P.'I, IIIIlS prel'iplta­ \1'1'1'1' IIIISII'l'l'crl. Bob Farley Gail Southwick, Larry Crwtlc, ling an uprising am/Jill{ the ltussPII Milll'l' who in turn prt•· Bertha Carr, Gary Burnette, J3iJ. defealerl. Mallison, assi~-:ncd to ncy-an nil-out devollon to ro· llll'ill-paclwd l'limax whir•h makes st•nler! !Ill! 'I'Pen-1\g£! l', LPslie in pn:paml ion to opening Mr. and Mrs. Moore Brownlee Disney's enthusiasm more than liaR besides special appeal to teen· and Ray CollinR n:; a crool1ed poll· fail In everything. Dean 1\ill('li, Muriannl' O'Dml'd lileir summer home on E. Covert ancl Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Eclwrt that in his current magical mu­ nr,:ers, decided adult attraction in tician in this Erlmuncl Grainger and Sil!'il .To 1\ldrit-h. 1\lrs. llurton ro11!1, are on n trip to Washington, D. sical, "Cinderella," the world· I he depiction of Cinderella's product ion, for llKO lladio. Jolm 1 Passion Play C., 011111 l~lnritla. favorite romance about the per· troubleo, her hunger for affec- Cromwell directed. The annual silver tea of the sccutcrl scullery maid who mar· lion, her IJchavior under cruel 'l'win mu lloulu·cl rice] a ,prince, thanks to 1he inter­ treatment, the intervention of tile The Ia Iest ",Jungle .Tim" action Dr. M. J. Green Is Scheduled Leslie Music Study cluh will he I \'I<;Tir.IUNAillAN given this year on Thursday, vention of a genial fairy. It will Fairy Gudmothcr, and her lri- feature, ".fungle Manllnnl," whil'i1 The passiun play hy the Water· April 3, at 8 p. m. at the home of be shown Sunday and Monday. umph at the King':; ball in the stars .Johnny \Vcissmuller ancl in· l'raelll'ing nt lim furmr~r lm•a· loo players ilns been sehcd11led Mrs. l~ord Chapman, lOS North Disney has surrounded the first arms of Prince Charming. , troduccs Bnb Walerliclcl, tlw ace Uun uf Ur. ltnlu•rt A7.t'ltnn for April 20 at the Leslie Mcth· Main street. Tile school music clc· lady of legend and her associates A whole m•w group of eharac- football player, opens Thursday IJdisl churciJ. The play date of with an irresistible group of new part menl, under the direct ion of ten; is inlmclucerl. Mice, birds, a and Friday at the Fox Theatre. N. Cellar St. March lli was mncelled due to nnimutlon characters, and, added dog, horse, all side with lhc Cin· Dc:;cribecl as a safari into sav­ inolrttctor Philip Frederickson, l!hilll without warning. plans Ior the new year were dis­ Fre1l VV'oocls was born Novem­ cussed inclurling Hl::i2 Lax millage, ber 17, JR77, on the Wol1dl'> home­ Ihe proposed sewage disposal slcarl in Ingham township. His plant and other construction. A parents were David and Ellza­ three-year lease of the village hcl h Woods. Frerl Woods ·Je[t parl\ing lot on South Main Hrccl, home al I he age ol 17 Lo worl< in by I he Arcarlc theatre, was ap· Wisconsin. He was a telephone )Jrovccl and Councilmen Marviu pioneer. He rclircrl .June 1, 19:!6, Pixley anrl Irvin Jewett in· at Pcorin, Illinois, after 37 years slructcd lo sign the lease. 'flw with the American Telephone a1lrl lol will be expanded and possibly Telegraph Co. He \~as in tclc· ••• IN SIZE another entrance added. phone work heJm·c joining A. '1'. & 1'. He had clmrge of one sec­ lt'1 a Longor, Lower Beauty with a rugged now K-bar reinforced box-section frame, wid or front tread, Cluh J,nmluln Ol'l'ieers Eleclcd lion of line at the lime o[ I he flrst I ranscnntinental connec:lion from longer wheelbase and lho largest luggage locker In Mrs. Richard Ludwig was Its elan. elected president of the Club New Yorl1 direct to San Francis­ Lambda at their ,recent meeling co. lie held a merit award made at the home o[ Mrs. Paul Lanlz. by Telephone Plam1et·s and Build· Mrs. Donald Karn is vicc-prcsi· ers. This summer he was sched· ulec! to t:~kc an all-expense trip to dent, Mrs. Duane Phelps, sccrc­ It's new from road to roof, this great '52 Ford~ tm·y, mul Mrs. Lyle Blume, treas­ New York to attend ll1e 50th re­ nrcr:Mrs. Richard Hine and Mrs. union o[ A. T. & T. employees. It's built for Keeps! A host of new features ... Donald Randolph were hostesses. Mr. Womls had lived in Council new Also-C;u·l non, Nt•w:; and 'I'Pl'llllii'Olor SJWl'inl""' Miss Millie Schroeder of Lansing Bluffs for five years. His wife exclusive to Ford in its field , •• make this Ford "Land of thl· 'l'remhling Jo:nrth" · gave several piano selections. died in L94 7. the ablest car • ; • the greatest car ever built Garnes anrl refreshment~ com· Funeral services for Mr. Woods pic led the evening. were held in Council Bluff's with for the American Road. It's a car that will do Thul's.-Fri., ~pril a-4 burial in Peoria. Surviving arc Ohls Umul Gt'Oilfl !Heels two sisters, Mrs. Grace Lambert more thingS for more people at lower cost.· of Cotmcil Bluffs and Miss Hazel Mrs. Elmer Otis and Mrs. Heg­ It's a car that you'll be proud to own now ••• and inald Miner were clec.lcd lead· Woods of Fowlerville and the two brothers, Charles of Dansville THE RACKET crs for the achievement day . )WJ'a ~om nowl program of the Olds Ro'ad exten­ and James of Orlando, Florida. BOLDLY BEGINS sion dub in conjunction with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woods at­ othet' clubs meeting iii Ma'son in tended the funeral services in WHERE THE April. The Olds Rciacl club volcd Council Bluffs. Before returning also to have worl;shops evctoy home they visited tooir daughter, HEW AtnOMAnC RIDE COHTROI. ••• IN POWER Mrs. Mm·y Elizabeth Leslie, at Mi· ••• IN IDEAS two weeks to complete projects. ford's Jawor cantor of gravity, dlaoanolly Now ford Coachcraft Bodlol, styled to stay Tho Moat Poworful Low-Prlcod Car over built Is SENATE lan, Missouri, ' mounted shock absarbon, 3-tnch tonoor roar Mrs. Donald Howe and Mrs. boauttful, doslgnod to slay young, oro yours In this this '52 Ford wllh Its hloh·compronlon 110-h.p. Sirota• l~t·anl\ Cooper led in the games of springs, and now frantsprlngs, tallarod to oath now Ford. You got many now hand·flnhhod details Star V-B. And Ford's all-now hlgh-comprouion, lew• CRIME model's wolght, Iron out tho bumps and taka , , , hull-tight construction to koop dust, wotor ond friction !>lll•aoo Maker Six haslOI h.p,l the cve'ning. Mrs. Donald Howe tho curves on tho lovot. and Mrs. Kendall Howe were nollo aulsldo, COMMITTEE hostesses, Cleveland Recruit HEW FUU:CIRCLE VISIBIU1Y ••• IN VAI.UE LEFT OFF! You got vhlblllty "unllmltad," with a huge, Thla yoor, moro than ovor before, Ford olio" you Mr. and Mrs. Ra~· McCurley Leave's for Camp curved, ono·ploco windshiald and ono·ploco more cor for your monoy, It's tho groolost cor ovor have moved to, their newly-built car•wldo roar window,,, with narrower corner Introduced In tho low•prlco floldl A car !hot will givr home west of Eaton Rapids. Mr. Wally Dzurus of Plymouth has plll~n and contor posh. a you yoars olsmoolh, oconomlcal going, and Mrs. Louis Albright of 435 joined the Cleveland Indians East street have moved to Alan-· minor league training camp at son to live. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Daytona Beach, Florida. fqulpmtnf, occtuorl" and ltlm tubltd ro char~uo without nell~•· Falk of Alanson will move here Dzurus is an 18-year-old south· Whlrt tldewalt tfrlt (It arallobltJ and lwo-lono colon optional oftJCira cod. , to live In the Albright home. paw pitcher who was signed as a ~8 Mrs. A. L. Reeves is visiting bonus player with the Indians relatives in Los Angeles, Cali· last year. He has been assigned , fornia, for three wee!1s. to Fort Smith, Arkansas, in the Mrs.' John Mitchell has re· Western nssocintion. •Test DriveN the car that~ built for ke~ps ••• at your FORD DEALERS turned from visiting her daugh· Walter Dzurus, the fnther, was ter and family in Jacllson, Mis- a semi-pro pitcher for Lansing sisslppi.. teams 25 years ago. The. boy's .mother was Leona Benardln be· Mr. and Mrs. Herman Om ness fore her marriage. She made ·her . ·~ will return home this weel1 from home with her uncle, Jacl> Iiea· And--chllJI, 2 of "Capt, VIdeo" II'ampa. Florida, ley, .at the Petty residence in Ma· Mrs. John Hizer was elected son. Nl~X·r Wmm:-Rtuulolpll Scott; hi "SUGARFOOT" In t~clmi·· head of" the Anna Marie circle of 'Christensen colm•; Fmnk I..ove,loy·Richnrtl Cnrlson -In "UETitEAT IIELL;" the Methodist church at the re- Strive for higher yields per 'X our Eriendly Ford Dealer . ~llgJ•Id Bm·g·man:Jose J?m·reJ' ill "JOAN OJ? AltC'' In t~clmlcolor, cent meeting at the home of Mrs. acre this year. It's the way to 210 State Street Mason, 1\lichigan Clarence VanderLinden. Other hlghet• pt•ofits. Good management officers -a~e: Vlce·presldent, Mrs. ,ffractlccs pay off, ' \ II Editorials tor. fol'!lwrl in lwnrl n t\1nvemcnt· to [Jill Llorlwy on l)w c•oltc~go ' Ingham County News March 27, 1952 Page 2 Publishers Entered Politics . board. Evnry Jlllbllshur wllh He· Tax Ceiling Guards Freedom puhllcrtn Jcnnln~:; wns urger\ to at lund t\w nppl'onehlng Hepuhll· Mnny people nrc giving iH!l'iOUA considet•ation to n feclcml 'To Support William H. Berkey mlll tilutu spring convention, ns a r\clc!grtlo If poHsibln, If not to hP ffix ceiling, . lly Vc••·uon ,J, Ut·own Press nssoc\11tion tniw n hand and t.lwrc anyway. 'l'tw ms11lt was In· ;;,; Such n ceiling may have to come l.o guard pmperty and Il wa,; nhout 27 o1' 28 yours have snmclhlng to sny'l The next evltah\1!, With thai IIUI!lhur nf ac· CHECI< h'UUt'd freedom. The two go together. Unless thet•e is ft•cc- ngo wilen a gl'oLtp of publishers naturni step wns to consider the t.lve puhllshut•s J'rom every sec•. type und dwrncler of the candl· tlon of the Hlnte worldng fm• n rlom to own und to ]1!'\)fit by the ownet•ship und usc of pi'DJl· of Michigan weekly newspapers rtnte to be supported, single cnndlditlc, his nomination wcm meeting at Mlchlgun Stutc crty there can he no individual freedom. college In tl'lclr annual wlnt.ur Wllllnm [-[, Berkey was 0110 of nnd election folloW

' _l_nu_ha_m_c_o_un_tv_N_c_ws__ M_a_rcl_t _27_, _19_5_2 __ra_oe_3 r i'!Pnll·''H i\t'<' fJIJIIdlll'i•HI I !AI( d Bl Mt•, IIIHl Mr·s. Minor narnttm Edd Porters I•'IIIIC'I'dl ,,c•tvi((•' lot ~!J•,, l'lold 1\ en an ossey 'I'II!' Womo~n'o it<'ll!•l C'ot p·; 111<'1 .ttiiirttiH•( ILl llu• r:. A n Ruth (~rde Meets 1 Siillrluy wll!t Mt•, lltHI Mr~. Wll· 'l'lil'~rldl' ll ol 1 11' will !Jr> I!Ie dl'!<'gl!ll'H from the rl'II'PshnwniH will IH· ~.C') \'Pel olllli home on West Mirlclle street. 1 1 Maurie J•;d,mo~n rcnrl !\J,!y I;,, I 1:1"•'• Ahllllll •\ JI•IJI<'l', ll'liltr>n hy LoiH Sl<'jtlt<'no, c lwlnnun of lli<' l'<'llll'l<'l'Y .tl Jlo\\!•11, ..!lift .Jillllldi l'rtllVPIIIfon Ill the• iiii<'J'Illlllll, JnPsc•niPtl Ttl.t l'LIIIllolll, On Sunday tlwir· son and rlnul-(h· Will hnvr• <'IIIII gp of IIIP Ill' XI IIH'<'I· II!P JIIIIJII' t•lclo•l 11! II l'll",f>_yleri.lll Rolfe Community Tea Honoring IVIIo fiOII1 iiPJ' K<'l'.tjlilooi;, "AIIIII111 ter-ln·lttw, Mr. nnrl Mrs. lhtssell c'.ll' hi' Ill S!.>IC ('(Jflf'gro l'r!.tr<'!t ~.i lnl-('s enlcri,J!nnwnl. !•'Ill loll II II' meeting ll'ltc•slmwnl~ ll<'l't' J ,Dh ~;lt'JliJPtJs g l\(' :t rn SSI., J\ltlld ~;lit' dho JPdd lr1 .tt(l!'IP nnrl spent the evening, 1111 :1 1\.oll'.t'l ('ollf'l'llltcd,tll f'dll1p, The past prc:;icicnls of llu• WI! 1\!.iltll' Huncimnn, .tncl ol jli'Ogl'illll 'I fir· c \' IIH• rfpp,rtlnwnl ol pultltf' I I tnclk<'td!Jr•l '• Whid ,yflf hP IIIli\ c•ll op<'nl Sunday .villi Mr. orccl at a te.t Jo'I'iday afiPI'JHHlll at ttgn. Wf'd1 ill<' !1<1 .Ir •,, .J")c;JI'C: ill 1\li s. 1\II and SLtn!Py !Inzcl nnd group In ~.nwlng ol old songs. !\Irs. 1'u•d Jlt·own aiiPtHIPcl Ow Roll mil was "Down Memory 'l'h<' Porters iwvP hf'Cil prom!· ())) !-iiH'III'lHH! I fidel Ill I h·•lo1 ,. : L 1'1' II II' r rwliligi!IS o[ the ('(Ill State Festival I :t• , 1\ hl1rrll · T!Ier~ \\'PI'!! :.!:1 pl'<'s<'nl u nd two ftiiH'I.JI Mllnday o( Mrs. Donald Lane.'' gli<'SIH, MI s. 1\I.!I'Y Hishop Wiio Iwnl rcsirlt•nts ot Wlilt.tm•,ton, IICIOII 'I'll<'~ JIICJIII'I o11 II><' c:Io~rt)'t' II:JIJ l•'ti women wc1c aslwtl lo conlrlhul<' lit lfldl<'d H'I'C'IJI Jy Ill I ftc• dr ,t II< I IIH• lw nwr Valui'a PearHon ot hoolor'(!P Porter, was horn In Wil ~~fino!, re,·r•lv<'d ,1 II Wit t<'< nsl' sturly A monH·nl l'!Pd at Tthal'ol to At villa vVin.IIl~. ()J)((fi111nt• ;,II \',llill llol' IJr II.<' lifllldii'F,\ dHliii,, il,lJ)(J 11.1111 ~PP· "l lallalulaii Aim•n" !1, 1IIH' nd ,J .tc•r 111 lo~w, I\! I' .IJH! UJII11lllll<'<' II'Illll<'ll'o nwellng at. of silent pmycr fot' tile depailt>d for Perry Man l!laugh IPI' ol Mr. and Mrs. Edcl c!rivc 11 J>v \v 11 11 ,. c;.,J 11 1 ill! "" 'Ial l.t!l•nl ~polo, awarr!Ing of lnrltvrdiial nwmlH'I , "' presidents was ohservcrl. \Vinans of Pet'lillloii. d.I!J! '!JJI I ill' II filii i> t:,, 1:, U, .>lid IJ.Ir! !Jif•cl i''' 1~~·· 1.'' Jlll'oHic•n u tw slate .IS· ~;l,ile solo nnd ensr•mble lt•stri',JI, Mr. P.~tes wno sit UP!< by a c•ar \Villiamslon tn 1flfl:i in !he build· in LrwJ;p 1011 tts!Jifl l111' I lie• p.c•,J Sllei,tllPn, Apl'll lD oil Ann At bor. Unahle lo be present wem M.tl· rh•!v:n hy Earle . P.trdtman of ing now known .1s May'~; Drug two Y<'.tl's. ) f<• lto~rl pi 1'\I•Jll .Jo, --- Flower Shop tw Hunciman, .Jessie Porte!', JlLilh Wrllwmston, LansuH,: c•nlerlamer, Store. When the En lei prise olftC'e Jived 111 .llnwlil'.t ;• IHI h,J1' .c!J}' !JOIH'e, Who staled lh.tl c,tlcd remorleled it and contintll'd the Jl.Jl'llf'<, J,unilllf' Ill ill fill oll"l h.egu ar ee eel friends nnd Ius p.Jn•nl~. illt. the victim walked info lhe left with 'uw restaurant aiHI roommg woorl Jo,nl, wiH'JP III' ho~d •,JJJ<'r' ollld Mrs. Fr,tl!k E.!l()ll, I Ild.t 1 f10nl fPndPt' of Pareiunan's car. I house busine~s. He aclclecl a Jargl' rcsidt'd. l'Iol JJnmy Chapman, cxtcn- cvenrng. Mr. Estes W.JS lmrn April 1, H'e <'team fottnlalll wherc he Sl'\'ll<"' W<'l'<' J1c•ld ft"lll f;rll,· 'doll IHllll<' planting spcf'iali~l Mr.• mel Mrs. Donald Vi<'f(l'r•, ' 1HG6, 111 SC'tola township. Suivtv- his homemade icc cre,tm. III]C IJiolhLJs liliH'I 11 ilfotlll' I'll· from ll!i11Jig,1n Stat<' coiiPge, wo~s spent the past wrek Pntl 11 tll1 ·II.lg ai'P f OUI' sons, Jl nger 0 f \V. l 1· The <'OUJlfe OjlCT nlecl thiS llliSJ· Cay1 at 111'0 If<'· 1olol: 1 I I'll· 11 I 1If' !'d'l' .! !~liPS( •,pl'olk"•' at the ]\JW,IIIIS their parents, 1\II. .rnd !\11 s. rvl ( 1 lmntslon, \'1'011 o "',•ow 1ervr II e, ness for many years ami sold it .To 1111 \Vc·slroiH orl, p,1 ,to: ol t 1H' mPPIIIJg lo~ol 1\lnnday evening Ills Ge01Announr·emPnl ge Vicl,ct·s. h.Js IH•c•n nwclc· r:rJmun1l of Lansin~ ancl Leon.ll'll 111 1fl19 when tlwy or>encrl UJ> a \Villio~ntsloit Lnllt<'J.Jil 'lttn' 11. ol '"""' dPal! \\till the wonders of [ I f f o[ Ill o Compton, C.11 otni.t; nur Barhcr SUJlJlly House 111 Lansmgj fi<'Ioiltnr: 1\ill'l:l· 1 1\'oi''.'n •cl" 111 1 1I<' Ill<' pl.1nt lloiiri. <'f the 111.!1'1 i.JgP \Villi.! I ll'lll l I 1\ Til: iliH anr l:tS t'aV· cvcmng. f l ,_, rvl l >J JJ' J \\'! t'111 r f " L c c ,, c C'lr•rl c•\:lcnsiw•ll• 1n searcli o[ rare 1\1 r. ,LJH 1 ••!\" rs ..JI "'•'•· I' ra 11 1r t ,,c•t o nra, rs. ~~· Is 11 !-. o f;nlecl lhev l'Cllrccl from huomess A • · D' J>IIIll'·, J•'c,t• '2,') ,'"','lt.·· Jtn 1v.1s 111 Downey, C;ilifol'llia, oliHI Mts Lu· anrl lelllrnerlJ to the old home on ppreoa t·wn i!mer c·lt.Jl'gc•· ,,, tltr>- ll_1 lit Loc·kwood WI Iamstnn; Mirlrllc street in 1!J3:J. I Ll • n! ' ())] IIH' l\liellignn Stale college 1hc death of lier hi'(Jihct l' lhrf'c sistcr·s, Mrs .Jane Can oJ MI. and Mrs. Pnt·tcr have al·1 S uein{l lr"'illm€0 c· lllljlLis, ami lH'Oti•!Ilt m.tilY of 1 \\"I 'I 1 ' 1 J' c 11 0 f "' '· .Tames T tayt'r, a Jll nrniiH'nl 1 Lan~Tilf(, " '• "<<'me orne ways been active. Theil' hobbies 1\!.trf'lt 2'i 111 11matl" lite• llwn lmpl<'al pl.u11s 1hctc from liamslonlatmer F'linl, .tnd Mrs. Cma Ilmris of at·c ftshmg and gardening. Mrs. alliJII.!I Jngh,un c!I•Irll'l 111 n 11 ,J! III<' far t·nrill!ts o[ the wmld. Mr Mrs. IIatold .Ten is ol ll.!) Wrlltam'. C.tpl. Mulford Lockwood, who Blosscy, over the ll'el'k end. N a. n01'1she.v of Lmtl;utg, H.cv. Whealf1"eld (lub The !Jw.l 101 li1I:, "['.JI 1s lias is stat toner! in Korea, Is expel'lcd Mrs. Kyle Bmwn wo~s t.tkc 11 '" c. E. Howe of Peny and Hev. A lett TI·onp (,),The dinnc•t \I ill !Jc• h,td, 111 the sltle in May, and Will the Sp,nww JJ()sptl.tl l.t ,1 s 111 uJ. 1, • gm •tl 7·0'1 ., 111 •n llu• l!J•Ic·tl loikf' l!Jl adv.llltcrl slmhes at the mornmg for tre.!lnll'nl. :,Ia• >' D. Jioci(:td Martha Circle the followirw oiTtccrs for the com-,.tWaJrg(• \1·: •I • 1,1, '·"''Ill of ;vo~':. "'~·Igned lu overseas dulles of Mr. anrll\lrs. l'li.lllcs .Toln,"'ll, I Has Meeting secretary, Dawn Noble; treasurer·, "L.rnrl of L ll.c":" r •>I'''' il r., '''"ll. lii ],orca. Jr. Miss .Joanne V.!lul!!.J~ The Martha e1rde mel with Bowen: sa (ely cltairmcn, Alfricda 1 peeler! ft \I. ofllt George Fwcm<~n in Jackson Sun· tournament 111 Lrtns1n1' S.iiLIJIIo~:. mcetrnr~ with IG present Mrs. at1on, Ronnie Fisher and Waller SlocJ,htirl~''. I t•slic .1nr! II.!slt•ll. day, evening. f 1\l.tble l'Ish l1ncl charge of the 1 spil'lltt.tl JesM>n Mro. Marguet•ltc ~losscy.Thc cltfferent projects me Conl\11' ''·tic• r1. (I·Hl• :·w~y ------~------Volmer gave tile misstm1.1ry Jes­ horses, dairy, beef, swme, sheep, In nrdet tD t'.lrn m"m•; for son, "All mound the World," wrth c·rnps, !lower ami vegetable gar· lhcir 1ronps, C1!l SC'CIUh o't l!oth NEW C~NTERPOISE LARGEST WIDESl' mcssn r,-es from and about Inr!I.t, clening. hwal It o"ps a1 c• r flll'!fl' 1111, .t POWER BRAKES COLOR CHOICE Petu, K01 c,t am! Africa. Following the election refteoh- coolw• Soil<' tit• <·L'"itrlltl \I tiii.lll1'· Vih1 ,JiiDn and power Big 11-Inch brake 26 rich new colors and Followmg the business meeting mcnls wen• served. On March 2'1 ton 11lnc·h llr•c.>n !.t•< l'tH!,Iy 'J'It<' impul·,c~ diC ..:-;~,;tccncd drums npply mm c I~· two-tone combinations each told how they carrwcl lhcu· 19S2 ouL" .ts cn~11w ~~ cen.. v~r o~gc for more stop­ the new •JITu·crs met at the home girls :rrl' lll I!dtl • ,, 1 'll' .J'o 11f tJH' , .. Wid(.'til choice in t~1cd and rubber­ ping pow~r. Stops nrc Chevrolet's field. New rloll.tr and tumcd it in. Mts. l\11!· of Rolland Frost. l"wn .1nr! .II'~ ,I',J.:rn:~ r ll•zt•IJs 111 lte Lane rPePivrd l he prize. ,, cushioned bet \Vccn new smoothc1, s,l(cJ, willt De LuKe inteiiors nro IJllrclt.!SC tJH''<' bli'.Cci cuokH''· lugh-~Jc.lc mountings. less effort. co/or-mlllclrcd, FolloWIIll-( l he snt tal hour, rc· 1\It·s. Ni1111 l{l•l(•hmn Jo:nll'I'luins frl'shments were served by 1ltc Mrs. Nma Ketchum enter lamed The P iii'Intic tlllc j( dill· llko many Chovrolot modols-llsfl f01 m,Ji,c hct' home in Kendell, Id.liw nc1 dl OldJ o'el1wk (I !t•!Jt, 111• l;t. lou than any comporablo modol In U Jo:m;fl'l' ('anluliL l'huuwll tlold. (ConlmuoiJon of standard C/quJpo Guests were Mrs Bess Abbott, Patric·ks I!.ty, r.t!Jii's ll'l'l c dr•w. rncnl and trm1 J!lustratcd 1s The sentor clw1r of the \Vii· dopondonl Mrs. Carrie IIunl, Mrs .Julia rated 111 nir1k .. ',Hi <-!'1, .. ,'!1 Folio\\ en ovadahllll'f of matonai.J liamston 1\lellwdt·;t church wrll Chamberlam, Mrs. Ttllic Pr:ttl inr: llw dinner a sl•ot t busine:,•, present tis annual F.asler cantata l\r!r~; 1\ate Gorsline, Mrs. Mary 111C'('[ lJlC' \' .1s lwlcl "Life Etem,tl," by Fred B. Hollon Rowley and Mrs. JJce,s B.n'l'.>Ck The \Ylli(lil CnJJ•.t• 11 'nn r', of I ~"SHOW Sunday cvcnmg, Apnl G, at 7:30 Following lite dinner the group \\'illinm'l!' cumpnnied by 1\II s Ervin !•'ox at 1 gift from lite group 1:~.!lll~ 11111C's of hitu•nJrwus '"J'I\ are uwrll than 30 a·ep;isil~a·ed ,Jclt'sey Jum1s do. She h:ul laycd an cgr~ weigh· l he wny most young JH'ople movr ..------, lng 1he mortgaged eorn. No OIW inrlivldu:tl farmers ranger! fron1 Seed Treatment in ln~lmm enunty, accordin~ to J(enudh Bibbins, lng an ev1m fi or.. It measured Into J'armlng today anrl tlw "first seems In ltnow where he Is. $:1·1 In $\,OrtO wilh till' ;Jvcr·;J!.:C newly-t•l(~ctl'!l Jll'l'sidPnt nl' tlu~ ,.1.111111 , ,JI'l'Sil"S :U'I\ a IfJ ind1eH lcngt hwise nnrl 7% in rung" Is where the J'rHing man · · , • drr•umfenmce. · I~armer Y of Lapeer counly nhont $!lOll Ol' $700, gains experience lllld lmow·how. '1 I (there is more limn onr. F'at'mPI' "As fm· as I ltnow tlwrr. nren!t Helps to Control nunoraty ha·•~ell in Jlraetic:ally ewr,v county in 1\liehi- 'J'he Kansas egg was Sx!'E!! Massey-Harris gan, Bibbins poinfl'd out. Hut latdy, ,Jersllys ha\'e tndws nnd weighed ~',!! or.. The Some get It at home, otltel's as Y in lhe enunly) got a Jonn on any PMA investigaltli'S clteddng hlrerl men. Ills grnln. He sold tlw grain hut farm sltor1ages," sa~·s .John Ba· talwn on new p;lamouao; Jers•w hreedPr-s art\ lonldnp; Wynminr~ egg was 6\1, x!l\!, nne! l\!ndi•rn Jlar·mh1~ I•:IJIII)lment Plant Diseases '!'he young man who lwo; g:li'ned neglected lo repay the govern- lwr of llw agrieultrn·e rleparl· fOJ' mom and hip;gnr ,Jr~rsey lwrds in the JH'at' l'ut.m·•'· weighed ahout ri \!! D~. Both eggs expel'ienee 111:1y t lten he ready [ol' Aut hm·l1.1'11 l\lnssey·W!ll'l'i!l men I. Hr. hasn't. any mmtey so mrnt's infol'lnat ion otT ire in Chi· Sueh spNmlation is hasr·d on thll risin.u; l'tll'll costs and received nat lonnl pllhlidty. anol her move Into such a venture llr•nh\1' the govnrnment ean'l recover. cago. "All of them arc worldng thn questionable ])droit fluid mill< marlwt. The eJ.:g from. the Balmer flock as 11 fmnlly·opemting agJ'I'cmcnt Farmci'S Y conlrl he Jll'

D:lil·ynwn rind ini'I'Pnsetl milk Jli'Odnelinn the year around hy winter J't~l'lling of \Vug·on Wheel Holsteins, 36.1 lbs fat, 1,010 lbs 40% 1\Iillc l'l'(lducer. mill<; L. B. Hal'l'is, 22 registered Top Quality Livestock II' your stcwk have lost Wl'ighi: nnd arc not and grade Holsteins, 35.8 Jbs fat, Grass and legume )Jroducing ... repl!mish the dcl'icieneif's of win· 981 lbs milk; t;wlimn dr·y reeds wi1h Wa!{nn Whcl\1 '10% 1\lillc J. H. and H. D. Chamh~rlain, 16 l'r·mluer~r . , , NOW before the enlvin~;" Hm1~ ar· Crops 1-lelpful in J•ives. l\lillc pr·oduetion und lwt·cl hr•allh will im· registered Holsteins, 34.4 lbs fnt, Sale Every Monday at l:JO p. m. Jli'O\'c• un!l IJI•til'l' r·al\'es J'I'Sill1. 905 lbs milk; J, H. and Dennis Underwood, 1!l grade Holsteins, So~l Management We solicit and ap)lreciate your patronage 33.3 Jbs fat, 875 lbs mill<; Hichnrd W. Smith, llregisterecl and grade Tlwse who look lightly upon Ten Herds Reach Holstoins, 31.1 Ills fat, 758 lbs the value of grass and legume ----Dan Linehan milk; Garth Brownlee, 15 regis· crops in good soil mmmgement tercel anrl grade Holst.cins, 30.7. need only to recall how the good, Owner and Auctioneer 30-lb. Production lbs fat, 766 lbs milk; and De· Laney Cooper, 17 gmde Holsteins, highly·prodL!ctivo )ll'll!l'IC land Ten herds in the Inglmm·South Dairy Herd Improvement associa· 30.0 lbs fat, 797 Jbs milk. soils o[ 1hc United States and Phone Charlotte--Office 143 Reaadence 94li lion averaged over 30 lbs:of but· High individual cows were: otltcr nal ions were formed. Long Bean & Grain Co. Producea·s Elevator Co. lcrfat. fnr Fohruary, according to Mature class: Robert Rhines, i\'licl1igan State college soil sci· Eaton Rapids WilliamstoP the roport of tho tester George grade Holstein, 88.0 Ills fat, 2,390 enlists say our best soils are in Ward. lbs milk; L. B. Hnrris, registered the areas where grass was a na· Holstoins, 79.0 lbs fat, 2,080 lbs 1ive crop. Maintaining productivi· Haslett Feed & Grain The 23 grnde Holsteins owned Snow Feed Co. by Robert Hhincs were high with milk. ty of good soil is difficult without Co. '.liJ.2 lhs fat and 1,227 lbs milk. Under 5 years: Richard S. the usc of grass aml legumes in Holt Haslett Other high herds were: Fred Smith, grade Holstein, 80.0 lbs a rolation or as a cover and green Rulhig, 19 registered and grade fnt, 1,940 lbs milk; J. H. nnd R. D. mnnure crop. Holsteins, 39.:3 lbs fat, 1,034 lbs Chamberlain, registered H o J. The MSC soils nuthorities con· millt;,Haymoncl Wilcox, 15 regis· stein, 62.0 Ihs fat, 1,540 lbs mille tend that the nitrogen put Into lored Holsteins, 38.0 lbs fat, J ,067 Under 4 years: D. L. Cady, the soil by the legumes is not. the lbs mille; D. L. Cady, 26 grade grade Holstein, u'l.ll lbs fat, 1,880 only v:~luc. Roots of the legume lbs milk; L. B. Harris, registered and grass pcmetrate deeply into Holstein, 62.0 lbs fat, 1,550 lbs the subsoil structure and itn· llaving sold my fal'm, I will sell at public auction at the Jllace lmown as tile Je.ss Miner mill<. proved at'ralion nnd drninnge. Farm located ~ mile north of Les1ie cemetery then %, mile cast at 1930 E. Kinneville road, Under 3 years: J. H. and R. D. Dy using the right combination Leslie, on Chnmbcrlain, registered Holstein, of "good farming with good I, 63,0 lbs 'fat, l,fi:iO lbs milk; D. L. grass" it is possible to build up Cady, grade Holstein, 52.0 lbs fat, the soil, reduce erosion, improve 1,4,10 lbs mill<. drainage and provide good live· AUCTIO stock feod. Usc of grasses and Saturday, March 19 To !'icttlc the estate of the ·]ate Harmon E\'ea·ett, I will sell at Jmhlic auction at the lllncc lr!gumes in nll fields at least one Comme!lcing at one o'cloel• sharr1, the followin;_~ llescl'ibed property: year out of five is importnnt in 2 miles south of 1lcWitt on Tm·•aer a·oad, or north ol' :Lansing on US-27 to Cl:u·J, road, mile 1 good [arming. In land with great· wt~st on Clnl'l\ to Tm·nca·, ~~ mile south, on " - Guernsey Herd er slope, grnss and legume crops CATTLE 'Ft\nce Strlltchcrs Grui and Oil Barrels arc more import:nnt: and should Cream Setmrator Work Bench Completes Test he left [or a longer period or Holstein Cow, 6 years ol!l · 4 l\2ilk Caus, Pails and Strainer Satui~day, April .5. time. Holstein Cow, 5 years old H h. p. F.Jiccta·ie lUotor Hugh Ellsworth, F n i r h o I m Holstein Cow, 6 ·yeal's old Fnrm, Holt:, is the owner of three Vtrp;e Pile. Semp Iron Commencing at 1 o'clock sharp, the' following described lli'O}lerty: These cows :\J'e pasture bred, sta1·t ft•csh• registered Guernseys which have will ening in AJlril. Bungs tested. !i - IH~AD OF DAIRY CATTLE - 6 recently completed herd improve· SimEP (All CuUlc Bungs Tesletl ami AJIJIL'O\'cdl lteg·isterctl Uolslcin Cow, 4 yenrs old, mill>in~, ment registry procluclion reco·rds. Fewer Farmers bred Having been milked for :332 :miPLEMENTS AND TOOJ~S 3(i Ileacl I~wes aml Yearling Lambs Reglshwetl Guernsey Cow, 5 ycnrs ohl, fresh 111111 Gmde Holslein Cow, IS ycurs old, milldng·, h1'e1l days, Fairholm Prince's Anna, a ewes will Jamb starting April a·e·brml Holstein IlclfcJ', 2 ycnrs old, tluc in spring 5·yenr·old, produced 0,828 lhs of ~lave Bigger Jobs 1939 Farmall F-14, tractor ami cultivator Registerml Guernsey Cow, 0 yc!U'S old, due soon Holstein lleil'm·, J 0 months uld. open milk and 4G3 lbs of butterfat. Little Genius 16-inch single bottom plow With little new land to break IIAY, GRAIN, ETC. •l TRUCI\S' AND AlJTOlUOBILE Fairholm Ultra's Cnmeo, n jun· up, Michigan State college ngri· International 7-ft. Tractor Mower ior 3·year·old, produced 11 ,224.1bs cultural economics specialists say International 1\lanure SJJI'eader 50 Bales Alfalfa antl Timothy Hay JJmlge 2-ton Trudc, fi·SJII!Cil 'tmnsmlssinn, rt~huilt Iholm pnrm Si!!'IIYP;I' for Tmd~1· !\fount; performance register, "H.osobud" ting increased yields of crops this Blizzard Silo Flller with 85-ft. Filler Pipe City Gus Stove VIctrola was sired by Cesor General's front und J'CI11' Conde ~llech•ic liJmhne 1\llllmr, 2 unlls year, making full llse of fertilizer, 50-ft. 6-inch Belt International Hayloa prndur·r•rs hnrrl he- ognizccl as breeds het ween ·18:iO Ag Dean Recommends tagious diseases, and proper treat· ami ·1 S70. However, there arc men! will depend on conect and some new brcC'rls of hogs. Tile early identification of the exact Hampshire came in 1900. The Planting Sugar. Beets trouble. Hereford was recognized .about Michigan farmers were urged) ports .J. F. Davis, soil scientist at State Farm Insurance Co's I fl20. The Minnesota No. l, I he I today by E. L. Anthony, dean of Michigan Stflte college in charge newest breed, came in about 19 118.

... lnuham County News March 27, 1952 !'age 6 LEGAL NOT[()E Legal Notices

BEN ll MARSH chairman of tho bnnrd of directors of tho Mlcl gnn Boll Toto phono Company 5 1~0 1950 Is IO!Ir ns Ills mont nftor almost 44 yoors of sorvlco A well known civic loador Marsh hns sorvod ns n director of tho Nnllo nl Safety Counc and s rrosldont of tho SORRY, NO KITCHEN SINK-Nita Nelson coutiously lnnpccts Detroit nron council of tlu Boy Scouts flo groduatod from tho Un varsity ol whnt nppcnrs to be the instrument pnncl of n jet plane, but what is Mlc gnn woth an o octrlcnl ong noorlng nctually the doshbonrd ol Joseph Bailon's custom-built automobile docroo In t90B nnrl halls on honorary Bnllon of San Leandro, Calif , included both nir speed nnd ground Doctor of Laws docroo from Wnyno llpccd indicnlors, n record plnyer nnd n snnclt bnr when he con-' Unlvorslty Gtructcd Ius godgct cnr which wns dasployed nt the third unnunl ' Nnllonnl. Roadster" Dhow..1.ln • Onltlnnd, Calif. I

lilt H J, A Dullll c Pinin Farina (f nst Wt cl•'s Itt ms) Mt uul Mts Wt lltnglt 11 Ott talks about the spent lite \\£ t k c nd wlllt Mts T Ilene hm 111 ol Columbus Ohto Golden Airflyte unci ttl! mlcd I he wcddtng of then ntece Mtss I Jc\~n llenchman

TURIN, ITALY-It bas been my pleasure the t>nst two years to work wtth Nash on a car of completely new desagn, called The Golden Aarllyte Tlus as the first car I have styled for Ameracan manufacture 1 or all Reco~mzed 1hrough0111 the vorU tiS the leadmg custom c tr dmgne~ of our /we my hfctamc the I arma crest has Pun Fartu ,md hts ctlrs h 11 e bem appeared only on custom cars ho Jole I WJib more ll.tJ 1 tl lm1 hcl Grand created by me to the order of Prtx m mlerntii/Omtl compcltlton royalty and for those of equal demands You wall sec 11 soon-your first weds Amcrtcnn love for comfort Golden Atr]lyte and dependnbduy wtth tbe verve It as a car of sweepang conu. and racang llatrof European destgn nental desagn-fast, low, luxunous I bclaevc you wall take home -wath a lower hood, a deeper wuh you a new standard of com pamon among the world fine wandslueld1 wtth greater vJS!blltty s and even more room ms1dc Be cars prepared to sec many unusual new features an lnteraor arrangement I have dravcn the Nash Golden A~rllyte, and I tell you at " m ~~ tlijiccnt New an power, completely new tn hnndltng case So respon save So fast So eager to go Tbc 1952 N11sb Go!rlen Atrjlylts, COIII///CII/Oitl/1/1~ 50 JCtlYS of btufdmg I sancerely hope you wtll sec gret/ CtiYS, tutl/ !JtJW lhetr WOI/rl the new Nash Golden Atrllytc tuulc jJICIImre Marcb 14th at ,t/1 "'hen It arnvcs-thc first car that Nmb deal•rs

LEGAL NO'l'ICES

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NOTICE TO ELECTORS Of the

LOUIS E COASII City of Mason Clacult Judge Wnhl City Election

Will be helll ll April 7, 1951 For the (ltlrllose of electing 4 Councilmen Polls Will Be Open From 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

A r, 10 Cot•Y POLLING PLACES C Ro~• Hllllnrd Thc1e are only two powers in I 1~hnm County Clerk Fh st Precinct Second Pl'llt Inet the world the sword and the pen, {Countor"lgncd) lnClz L Sw1 1 lnH"e Dc1 1ty floor of Court nouse Mason City lfall and in the end the fot mei is al John L I clghton ways conquered by the latter­ Attorn< y foa alnlntllf 140 1nflHhl~t Ill lhllnll Napoleon Ln1 oln~t MtchiKnn