SECTION ONE Pages I to 10 Pages 1 to 10 Fourteen Pages CASS IT CHRONICLE Fourteen Pages VOLUME 48, NUMBER 20. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1953, FOURTEEN PAGES. Phone Rates Polio Victims Former Residents Injured Two Fires Checked By Local Firemen /^ County Prosecutor Recovery In Two-Car Smash Monday Fires were reported in Cass City For Local Subscribers One person was in critical condi- Tuesday and Wednesday when a tion Wednesday evening and four chimney failed to work properly at the Nazarene parsonage and a The Michigan Public Service Commission and the phone Sure for others injured when a car driven Negligent Homicide subscribers that vehemently protested the proposed rate in- by Angus McLeod of Flint crashed Dedication Service garage was badly damaged at the into Watson Spaven of Mayyille, Becker residence here. crease asked for by the General Telephone Company of Mich- formerly of Cass City, Monday af- The Tuesday alarm that brought the Elkland Township Fire De- Frank Wright of Deford has igan have lost their battle to keep the phone rates from in- Sweeneys ternoon at the corner of North For Area been charged with negligent homi- creasing. Rates were increased in the Cass City area effective Vassar Road and M-46. partment to the parsonage where cide by Tuscola County Prosecutor In the hospital, unconscious and Rev. Earl Crane lives was dis- Bruce White for driving the truck Sept. 1, according to an announcement by Carl Nye, district covered to be merely smoke that manager. Richard Sweeney, 5, and Ms in critical condition, is Mr. Mc- filled the house when a fire was in which Mahlon Curtis was killed brother, Raymond, 8, who were Leod. Wednesday, July 15. The rates were jumped in the Injured were: Mr. and 'Mrs. started in the building. Mr. Wright has demanded an following manner: business private victims of polio attacks are re- Spaven, their son, Frederick, 12, The garage on Fourth and West line from $6.50 to $7.65, an in- covering and were returned to Streets was nearly completely de- examination and his hearing has their home Wednesday afternoon and daughter, Mary Ann, 6. All Members of the congregation been set for Monday, .Sept. 21. crease of $1.15; residence private Lyle Wins were taken to the Saginaw Gener- of the Church of the Nazarene of stroyed by fire from an unde- The accident occurred when Mr. lines from $4 to $4.75, an increase from St. Mary's Hospital in Sagi- Gagetown have completed two termined cause., Firemen succeeded of 75 cents; residence four-party naw where they were treated for al Hospital for treatment. Mr. Curtis and Mr. Wright were re- Sp'aven was held overnight for weeks of extensive remodeling in confining the blaze to the turning from Bad Axe at 3:15 lines from $3 to $3.65, an increase the disease. work on their church and will hold empty building. of 65 cents; business rural lines at Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm X-rays -and then released. a. m. and the truck that Mr. According to the Tuscola County a special dedication service Sun- Wright was alleged to • have been from $4.25 to $5, and residence Sweeney, of route two, Bad Axe, day, Sept. 13. the boys are suffering no paralysis Sheriff's office, the accident oc- driving turned over and crushed rural lines from $3 to $3.95, an in- curred when Mr. McLeod, driving- Dr. William McGuire, district Mr. Curtis. crease of 95 cents. in from the attack, according to Mrs. superintendent of the Eastern 'Tuesday the State Supreme Sweeney. north on North Vassar Road, Register's Office At the time of the accident, a failed to stop at the intersection Michigan District of the Church of written report by Tuscola County Court ordered the Commission to Richard became ill Saturday the Nazarene, will be in Gagetown suspend hearings on its own mo- Lyle Ludlow of Cass and Raymond contracted the di- and hit broadside into the Spaven Deputy Sheriff Tomlinson said that City car. to give a special address to com- Announces New both Mr. Wright and Mr. Curtis tion to reduce the rate increase to showed the grand champion ram sease a few days earlier. memorate the event. and the reserve champion ewe at After Richard became ill, the At the time of the accident, the had been'drinking when the crash $660,000. Spaven family were on their way Also included in the dedication occurred. The order paved the way for the the Detroit Junior Show at the remaining 10 members of the home from a vacation at Mip, program will be selections from a telephone company to start imme- Michigan State Fair Monday, Sept. Sweeney family were inoculated Two other persons were injured talented Detroit vocal trio and Fee Rates Due diate collection of a $1,100,000 an- 7, as his flock of Oxfords won five with gamma globulin, the new in other accidents in the county other special selections. Two from Area nual rate increase/ blue ribbons in the Danish sys- drug that prevents the spreading early this week. On Gun Club Road The remodeling work recently The Commission will have one tem of judging. of polio. in Caro, Duane Green, 45, received completed at the church includes a William J. Profit, Tuscola Coun- Injured in Falls last chance to make their proposed In competition, the Ludlow-Dr. lacerations on the head when he complete repainting of the ty Register of Deeds, announced decrease in rates stick on Oct. 13, Harry Crandell jointly-owned-flock failed to stop at the intersection of church's interior with two-tone this week that, in accordance with Two persons from the Cass City when members of the organization won four firsts and one third place M-24 and hit Ray Smith of May- green paint. The top of the build- a law enacted by the .State Legisla- area were injured from falls that are slated to appear before the award. From the ville. Mr. Smith was uninjured. ing was painted light green and ture of 1953, changes in the fees occurred while the men were at Supreme Court and show why the The young exhibitor won first Little David McComb, 5, suf- the bottom dark green. for filing chattel imortgages and their homes. court should not issue a permanent place for his yearling ram, ram fered a broken leg when he ran Lighting, which had been poor recording deeds, mortgages and Monday, Harry Young sustained injunction against the Commission. lamb, yearling ewe and ewe lamb. out from between parked cars over the pews in the church, has other instruments would become a broken hip when he fell in his The permanent order is expected His aged ewe won third place. early this week in Caro. He was been changed to give uniform visi- effective Oct. 2. home. He was taken to Pleasant to be merely a formality as ex- Persons in the Cass City area hit by a car driven by George bility. The new fixtures are now Mr. Profit was advised of the Home Hospital where a cast was perienced observers declared that who like good food can do them- VanTine. According to the Tus- hung from a lowered, false ceiling change by Auditor General John B. put on and X-rays taken. After the court action in effect removed selves a good turn and also help cola County Sheriff's Department, installed by the congregation. Martin, Jr., who said that slight treatment, Mr. Young returned to the last barrier to collection of the a church that was struck by the It was- impossible for Mr. VanTine Other improvements in the increase in costs were enacted to his home in Cass City. full amount of the rate 'increase Six Criminal Cases tornado this summer. to stop his car in time to prevent church include a new pulpit built put the average county Register Edward Schwaderer fell Thurs- as approved in a decision last July Members of the congregation, of the accident. by the pastor, Franklin Holbrook, of Deeds' office on a pay-as-you- day, Sept. 3, from a ladder he was by the Ingham County Circuit the Church of Christ in Cass City and new carpeting for the aisle and go basis. using to make repairs on a silo. Court. . • . On October Circuit are staging a good will dinner front of the church. Fees that have been in- He suffered a broken arm. The Supreme Court at the same Wednesday, .Sept. 16, to help re- Maharg Named New All of the pews in the church creased include: Chattel mort- time denied the application of the build the Deerfield Church, of Master of Grange have been newly varnished to com- gage fees from 50 cents to $1, Commission for a stay of execution Court Calendar Christ and parsonage. plete the decoration of the church's no charge for discharging a of the Circuit Court decision pend- All money received by the ladies interior. chattel mortgage. ing an appeal. The denial made it will be turned over to the Deer- About 40 attended the meeting Fees for recording deeds, Alden Asher Buys possible for the phone company to field Church which has had more of Pomona Grange held in Caro The circuit court calendar for mortgages and other instru- raise its rates Sept. 1. the October term of court was re- than its fair share of, hardships. Tuesday evening. .Officers were to Meet ments not« specially provided The increase will net $9,012 in Prior to being destroyed by the elected for a two-year period and s Store leased late Wednesday evening: for has been increased from $1 extra revenue from the Cass City and shows 61 cases on the docket. tornado, the little church, was com- will be installed Nov. 10. The W.SCS will meet at the to $1.50 for the first page and exchange. pletely razed by fire and just re- Elected were: Master, Herbert Of these cases, six are criminal, Methodist Church Monday eve- 75 cents for each additional eight jury, 14 non-jury, 12' cently rebuilt. Plans are now Maharg of Cass City; overseer, ning, September 14, at 6:30. page. If a page contains more Mr. and Mrs. Ed Terrell of under way for rebuilding for the Clarence Brigham of Vassar; lec- Miss Carol Lombard chancery and 21 causes in which, no> Supper will be served by Group than 1,000 words, the fee will Caro announced this week that progress has been made for more second time, but funds are desper- turer, Mrs. Wayne Goodchild of I, Mrs. , Charles Merchant and be doubled for that page. they have sold their business in ately needed. The dinner, with the Fairgrove; treasurer, Ernest Guest Vocalist at than one year. Mrs. Clare Schwaderer, co-chair- Authorities in the Auditor Gen- Cass City to Alden Asher, former co-operation of persons in this Beardsley of Cass City; .chaplain, men. manager of the men's clothing The criminal cases are: area, should go a long way to- Mrs. Merle Birdsall of Caro; eral's office pointed out that the Rotary Club The people vs. Wayne Evans, Mrs. Audley Rawson and Mrs. raise in chattel mortgage fees is store here. wards helping out. steward, Wayne Goodchild; as- Walter Sehell will bring "Echoes The sale included the stock and indecent liberties. The meal will be served at the sistant steward, T. C. Hendriek of the first since 1947 and that other Miss Carol Lombard, a graduate The people vs. Clare Wood, from Adrian School of Mission." fees have remained unchanged fixtures of the business. Mack Little home, two miles south Cass City; secretary, Mrs. Howard All Methodist women are urged to Mr. Terrell said that he sold his from Northwestern University, breaking and entering in the and two and one-half miles west Hare of Unionville; gatekeeper, since 1927j although the method of was a guest of the Cass City .Ro- night time. attend. computing the cost was changed store so that he could devote more of Cass City. Roy Topping of Caro; Ceres, Mrs. time to his store in Caro and have tary Club Tuesday noon at the The people vs. Frank Rocheleau Ernest Beardsley; Pomona, Mrs. from a folio to a page basis. New Gordon Hotel. •' •and Olive Rocheleau, embezzle- . The raise in rates reflects the less work to do. Clarence Brigham; Flora, Mrs. The store in Cass City has been Miss Lombard, a professional ment, larceny by conversion and Roy Topping, and lady assistant raise in business costs. Biggest singer in Chicago, was presented receiving or concealing stolen Thanes to Observe items of expense for register of- managed by Mr. Asher since its property. Bulletin steward, Mrs. T, C. Hendrick:. start here two years ago. to the club by D. A. Krug, who Attending from Cass City were: fices are cost of books, paper, sup- persuaded the talented Vocalist to The people vs, Gerald Johnson, Word was received here late plies and wages. Mr. Asher assumed control of Mrs. Walter SchelV Mr. and Mrs. the business Friday, Sept. 4. appear here. statutory rape and indecent liber- Wednesday of the death of Mrs. Ernest Beardsley, Mrs. T. C. Golden Wedding The raise will be in effect in She sang several selections for ties. Fred (Grace) Reid of Royal Hendrick and Mr. and Mrs. Her- every register office in the state, members, ranging from Negro The people vs. Neil D. Farver, Oak, a former resident of bert Maharg. as Michigan has a uniform fee Salvation Army spirituals to popular ballads. She malicious destruction of personal Cass City. With Onen House system for every county. was called for an encore by the property. A special burial service will Announces Drive appreciative Rotarians and sang a The people vs. Lee BlackmeT, be held at the Elkland Town- Striffler-Benkelman Clark MacKenzie number from Show Boat. malicious destruction of personal ship Cemetery at 1 p. IB. today Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Thane of* The Salvation Army committee In the business meeting preced- property. (Friday). Reunion Held Here Ellington will celebrate their in Deford, Mrs. Florence Sher- ing the program, the club made ar- The remaining cases on the golden wedding anniversary Sat- wood, Mrs. Cora Slingland and rangements to meet Allison Stone, court docket arrived too late for Teams Completed for Eighty-six persons attended the urday, Sept. 12, with open house Clark W. MacKenzie, a former Mrs. Edna Malcolm, announced district governor of Rotary. publication in this issue of the dinner for the 18th annual Strif- from 2 to 5 o'clock in the after- resident of the Cass City area, this week that the annual appeal Governor Stone will visit the Cass Chronicle and will be printed in Ladies' City League fler-Benkelman family reunion at noon at the home of their daugh- was honored by Nobles of the letters that help to support the City Rotary Club .Sept. 15. next week's issue. the Cass City Recreation Park ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kalamazoo Shrine Club Wednes- organization have been placed in Monday and enjoyed a complete Smith, near Ellington, % mile day, when their opening meeting the mail. Teams have been completed in program following the meal. west of M-81 on East Akron Road. of the fall and winter was held in In addition to its regular pro- the Ladies' City Bowling League The reunion started after Rev. Mr. Thane was born Nov. 18, his honor and called Clark W. gram of services, which includes Woman's Study Club Will and opening- night for the lady Roy Striffler of New Baltimore 1875, in Ellington Township and MacKenzie Night in honor of his hospitals, camps, family and keglers has been scheduled for gave the invocation and the group Mrs. Thane was. born July 15, 1885, 50th anniversary in Masonry. transient welfare, prison work, Tuesday, Sept. 15. enjoyed a picnic lunch. in Aimer Township. They have Mr. MacKenzie is a Past Potent- reclamation of alcoholics and many This year there will be 12 teams President Jack Esau called the lived for the past 46 years on the ate of the organization and the other activities, the Salvation 45th Year Tuesday in the league. Bowling will start meeting to order and Mrs. Ben farm where they now make their youngest man ever to become a Army in Eastern Michigan this Tuesday, Sept. 15, the Woman's chairman, Mrs. Grant Patterson, at 6:45 p. m. when teams 1-6 are Schwegler of Cass City, secretary- home. They were married Septem- Master Mason in the Michigan year is attempting to raise funds Study Club of Cass City will hold f he club has also selected .dele- slated to bowl. At 9 p. m., teams treasurer, . read the reports to ber 9, 1903, at the home of Mrs. Lodge. for an Eventide Home for elderly its first fall meeting, marking the gates and alternates to the three 7-12 will take the alleys. members. Thane's parents, the late Mr. and Mr. MacKenzie started his ca- women, .an emergency lodge for conventions held during the year. Betty Dewey announced this 45th year for the organization in Concluded on page 10. Concluded on page 10. reer in Masonry in Cass City. Concluded on page 10. the village. Mrs. E. L. Schwaderer has been week that there will be a short As usual, the highlight of the chosen to attend the district con- business meeting at 7:30 p. m. opening meeting will be the presi- vention at Deckerville Oct. 6-7. Friday and has requested that all Gavelites Observe Tenth Anniversary dent's greeting, given this year by The alternate selected is Mrs. Roy members try and attend. The meet- Mrs. Herbert Ludlow. Taylor. ing will be held at the bowling al- Other activities in the initial The state convention will be held ley. session for club members will be at Grand Rapids on March 31 Teams for 1953-54 have been through April 2. Mrs. W. J. Wet- formed as follows: the presentation of the gavel and Team number one: Ella Vance, an outline of the year's work for ters is the delegate and Mrs. Mc- the club. Lellan is the alternate. Clara Eberts, May Bouck, Betty The Cass City Gavel Club, a included leveling the area, build- bers found time to erect an honor addition to the Christmas display Besides Mrs. Ludlow, other of- Mrs. Woelfle will be sent to the Powell and Betty Dewey, captain. service club unique in its concep- ing of a sloping football field and roll plaque, now being used as a that they started last year. Plans Team number two: Esther Mc- ficers presiding at the first county convention at Gagetown tion and an independent organiza- resodding areas where grass was schedule bulletin in front of the were formulated at the last regu- meeting will be Miss Hollis Mc- April 4. Alternate selection is Mrs. Cullough, Myrtle Ludlow, Kathy tion operating only in Cass City, desired. high school. In addition, they spent lar meeting for a work night every Burney, first vice-president; Mrs. Ella Vance. Case, Jean Marie May and completed its 10th year of service Gavelites also were in charge of parts of two years making toys Tuesday evening until the project Adolph Woelfle, second vice-presi- Starting its 45th year, the club Genevieve Bartle, captain. in the community last week. for the benefit of children in the has been complete. has 26 active members, 10 as- Team number three: Irene the erection of the cinder track, dent; Mrs. Roy Taylor, recording Organized in 1943 with 18 mem- sodding of the baseball field, erec- area. The first year the toys were Another plan that will be started secretary; Mrs. Harry Young, sociate members and eight honor- Crawford, Edith Little, Eva Wat- auctioned off and the money used ary members. son, Mildred Copeland and Alice bers for the purpose of "training in tion of parking posts and the con- next summer under the direction of corresponding secretary; Mrs. speaking and parliamentary law struction of baseball dugouts. for the cmldren and in the follow- the club is Little League Baseball. Otto Goertsen, treasurer, and Mrs. McComb, captain. and for service to the community Other work included the erection ing year the toys were distributed H. F. Lenzner, publicity chairman. Team number four: Gertrude directly to the children. At the last meeting, for the Coming" Auction Gray, Donna Wernette, Betty Jo of Cass City," the club has grown of the tennis courts, shuffleboard Standing committees for the to 34 members and proved to be and horseshoe grounds. ^^first tim^e fczacsince ethtn e cclu uuwab was or- - fa ^ been Agar, Jean Golding, Isabel Schwa- an outstanding asset to Cass City. During the 10 years that they changes in membership through gamzed, President Dale Kettlewell TThe. y/•_ include1ll-.: nrnvrstmprogram., Mrs. Ed- derer, captain. was authorized to appoint a stand- One auction is listed in this Citizens and visitors ,can see the have operated here they have pur- the years, nine of the original 18 ward Baker, Mrs. M. C. McLellan week's issue of the Chronicle. Team number five: Lou Cham- results of the club's untiring ef- chased movable bleachers three members are still active in the ing social committee to plan and pion, Merle Schott, Lillian Jacoby, carry out a program for members and Mrs. E. L. Schwaderer; recep- Jacob Hiller will sell his personal forts everywhere in the com- times and helped make the recrea- club. They are: Ben Benkelman, tion, Mrs. Woelfle, Mrs. Leslie property at his farm, four miles Betty Paul and Laura Profit, cap- munity. tion program work in the village. Clarence Burt, Jim Gross, Dr. Ivan and their wives. Townsend, Miss Laura Maier and tain. east, one mile south and two and Team number six: Hazel Rusch, Most striking of its many They had charge of high school MacRae, Glen McCullough, Lester Edward Baker was program Mrs. Floyd Reid; ways and means, one-half miles east of Cass City. Marie Alward, .Kate Gross, Jean achievements was the remodeling home football games through 1951 Ross, Dr. B. H. Starmann, C. M. chairman for the regular meet- Mrs. Harold Perry, Mrs. Ernest The sale will start at 1 p. m. of the old Cass City Fair Grounds and have kept Softball alive Wallace and Dr. E. C. Fritz. ing. He introduced Ray Fleenor Croft and Miss Hollis McBurney; Thursday, Sept. 17. Bachelder and Betty Carmer, cap- to the modern Cass City Recrea- through their administration of The charter members and the and seven Explorers who told of Concluded on page 10. music, Mrs. Fred Maier, and safe- tional Park. the program. members that have joined • since their experiences on the Scout ty, Miss Muriel Addison. Fish Fry Hours and hours of donated time Not all of the club's activities the organization of the club are Jamboree trip to California and Other committees are parliamen- every Friday at the New Gordon Parsch's Store and money went into this project have been devoted to work at the not standing on past achievements. showed over 100 colored slides of tarian, under the direction of Hotel. All you can eat for $1.00. will be open Thursday afternoons. by Gavel Club members. The work park. During the war years, menv Already under full swing is an the trip. Mrs. A. J. Knapp, and legislative —Adv. 9-11-2 PAGE TWO. CARS OTTY CHEONICLE—FRIDAY, SEPTEMBEE 11, 1953, CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. News In Brief From Churches In Local Area Fraser Ladies' Aid met at the Mr. and Mrs. Keith Karr and First Baptist Church—Rev. R. Sunday, September 13, Jehovah's Lutheran Church— Noyesta Church of Christ — church Wednesday for dinner and children, Jeffrey and Jacqueline, of G. Weckle, pastor. Witnesses— Kingdom Hall, 1659 Divine worship at 9:00. Howard Woodard, minister. Keith quilting. The next meeting will be Grosse Pointe Woods were Satur- Junk Pile Ideal The Women's Missionary Socie- Deckerville Road, 1% miles north- j Sunday School at 10:00. Little, Bible School superintendent. Sept. 16. The committee in charge day and Sunday visitors at the ty will meet in church • basement east and % mile east of Caro. j Bible School 10 a. m. of the dinner will be Mrs. Lucy Anson Karr home. Haven for Rats on Thursday at one o'clock. Pro- Public lecture, 3:00 p. m., "World Lamotte United Missionary Morning worship at 11. Seeger, Mrs. Don Seeger and Mrs. Miss Almeda Profit spent Sun- gram will include study on "Mis- Peace— By Church or State?" Church, 8 miles north of Marlette. Evening worship at 8. Clayton Root. day with her parents, Mr. and Clean Up Trash sionary work in America," "What Watchtower study, "Living Now Morning worship, 10:00, Sunday Prayer meeting and Bible Study Mrs. Lucy Seeger left Wednes- Mrs. Glen Profit. Near Barns, Crib other Regular Baptist Women's as a New World Society." Meet-S School, 11:00. Sunday evening, Thursday 8 p. m. day evening to spend several days Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Seeger and 8:00. You are cordially invited to There will be Fellowship Ser- The farms that have the most Societies are doing/' ings: Tuesday and Friday at 8:00) visiting relatives in Detroit. daughter, Sandra, were guests for Men's Christian Fellowship time p. m. attend. vices this Friday night, Sept. 11, at Mr. and Mrs. Pete Rienstra and the week end at the home of his junk piles are the ones that have Rev. B. H. Surbrook, pastor. * 8 o'clock. ifoe most rats. Piles of lumber, under leadership of Lester Battel, Mr. and Mrs. Rayford Thorpe va- mother, Mrs. Lucy Seeger. , president, will meet at 8 p. m. Ellington Church ot the Naza- You are cordially invited to at- cationed over the holiday week end Fraser Church choir met at the trash, fence posts and poles lying tend these services. about provide ideal haven for ro- [Program will include pictures on rene—Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. New Greenleaf United Mission- at the lake. The Rienstra children church for practice Wednesday breaking new ground for God in Morning worship, 11:00. Young ary Church— evening. Potluck lunch was. served. dents to hide and nest. stayed with their cousins, the Lumber and posts should be Africa. The new pastor of Baptist people's service, 7:15 p. m. Evan- Sunday School, 10:60. St. Michael Church, WHmot— Rodney Karr family. The group will meet Friday eve- stored on racks at least 24 inches Church in Marlette, Rev. M. M. gelistic service, 8:00 p. m. Morning worship, 11:60. Rev. Sigmund J. Harem-ski, pastor. Miss Hila Wills of Detroit ning at the church with Mrs. Harry above the ground and away from Keeler, of Idaho will be the Evangelistic service, 8:00 p. m. Masses: Sunday and Helydays, visited relatives here from Friday Stine and Mrs. Doris Mudge as Prayer meeting, 8:00 p. m., cribs and grain bins. speaker. A potluck lunch will be Wednesday. Midweek prayer service Wednes- 7:30 and 11:30. Weekdays, 7 a. m. until Tuesday, hostesses. day at 8:00 p. m. Discarded farm implements and served. Rev. T. C. Riddle, pastor. * Confessions Friday evening af- parts that are thrown into a pile Wiener roast for the Junior Rev. Eva L. Surbrook, pastor. * ter services. Saturday 3-4, 8-&. also offer shelter for rats. Such Youth of the church will be held Cass City Assembly of God Evening services Friday at 8. * worthless machinery should be on Saturday evening from six to United Missionary Churches — eight p. m. at the home of Mary Church—Located at 6th and Leash Lewis L. .Surbrook, minister. WE INVITE YOU TO sold for junk. Parts that might be Streets, Cass City. Services as fol- Hanby, .Seeger St. Phone 99F13. Salemi Evangelical United Breth- Rally Day for the Sunday School lows: Mizpah: ren Church—Corner of Ale and at 1 a. m. Entire School meeting Sunday School at 10 a. m. 10:30 a. m., Sunday School. Pine Streets, Cass City. S. R. COMPARE! in church auditorium for pre- Morning worship at 11:00. 11:30 a. m., Worship service. Wurtz, minister. / liminaries. Then dismissed to Evening evangelistic at 8:00. Revival services every evening Trustworthy Stewardship is an classes. Prayer meeting Thursday, 8:00 at eight o'clock, beginning Monday, all-inclusive requirement. Trust- Worship Hour at 11 a. m. Ser- P. m. Sept. 14. worthy stewards recognize the ap- mon by Pastor Weckle, "Death In All welcome. Riverside: plication of the stewardship princi- PRICES and QUALITY the Pot," a call to Sunday School Rev. Earl Olsen, pastor. * 10 a. m., morning worship. ple to every area of life: time, Evangelism. 11 a. m., Sunday School. talent and material things. This OUR Orchestra practice it 3 p. m. Presbyterian Church—Melvin R. 8 p. m., Evangelistic service. recognition takes on practical ex- Junior Youth time it 7:30 p. m. Vender, minister. j pressions of devotion and service in church basement. Sunday, September 13—11:00 a. s Greenleaf -Fraser Presbyterian j as the result of an inner experience MONUMENTS - - MARKERS 0 Junk piles are ideal havens Evangelistic Hour at 8 p. m. m. Divine worship. Sermon, 1 Church — Robert L. Morton, pastor, that removes self from the center Our quality markers and monuments cost many dollars less than for rodents, offering good hid- Continuing verse by verse exposi- "Standing Up To Life." Text, Ubly. Sunday, September 13: of things and permits God to oc- ing and nesting places. If your Ezek. 2:1-2. Special music. Services at 11:45 a. m. Special cupy the central place of control. others of similar quality. That's why we ask you to compare tion of I John. Tonight, chapter junk is worth saving, then two verses 1 and 2, "Christ Our 10:15 a. ra. Church Sunday ' music by the choir. Sermon theme, A life dedicated to God is basic in prices and quality. Why not look over our stock today? build a platform for it and get Advocate." School Classes for Primary to "If I Could Live 969 years." trustworthy stewardship. it off the ground. Senior Young people will meet adults, and provision for small The church school meets at 11:00 10:00 a. m. Bible School. Come used as replacements should be [for their service at 8 p. m. on children. a. m. and bring the whole family. properly stored. Monday night. Discussion on 11:00 a. m. Nursery class, Choir rehearsal on Friday eve- 11:00, Divine worship. Sermon Another refuge for rats is old theme, "Do We Have to Lower our Kindergarten. ning in the church sanctuary. theme, "Courage of Stewardship." fodder piles or hay piles. These j Moral Standards to be More Pop- 11:00 a. m. Primary Dept. Wor- 8:00 p. m. evening worship ser- Little's Monument Co, I should be cleaned up at least once ship period. .'ular?" A time when youth inter- Cass City Church of the Naza- vice. The pastor will bring his Main St.—Next to Ideal Plumbing | a year. ' ested in things of God meet to 11:30 a. m. Primary Depart- rene—Corner Third and Oak—Earl second message to the theme, Office Two Doors West of Ford Garage • In the summer time rats make «know His ways. ment: Missionary Stories, drama- M. Crane, pastor. Sunday, Septem- "What Do You Say To -Your their burrows in weedy patches '• Wednesday evening at 8 p. m., tics, films. ber 13: Soul?" You are warmly invited to outdoors, particularly. in poultry prayer meeting and Bible Study 6:30 p. m. High School and Jr. 10:00 a. m., Sunday School. fellowship with us in worship. yards, along feedlot fences and Hi. Youth Fellowship groups. Pot- with free copies of pastor's lesson 11:00 a. m., worship service. Friday evening, Sept. 11, the near buildings where feed is on "The Plague of Pantheism luck supper and Fall-Planning, at 3:00 p. m., Devotional service at stored. Keep these areas cut and the church, social rooms. j Tri Sigma Bible School Class will which states that everything is Stevens Nursing Home. meet at the Jacob Hiller home at it will eliminate shelter for rodents. God and God is everything; God is 8:00 p. m. Teachers' Training 7:15 p. m., N. Y. P. S. service. These simple steps are neces- Class for teachers and parents. 8:00 p. m., Gospel service. 8:00 p. m. sary for an effective rat control : all, all is God," given to all at- Monday, Sept. 14, the post- tending. Discussion led by Mrs. M. R. Wednesday, September 16, 8:00 measures around your farm. Vender. Chapters: "Pupils and p. m., Missionary * meeting and poned Council of Administration Learning," and "Methods of meeting will be held at 8:00 p, m. St. Joseph Church, Mayville— I prayer service. Sunday 10 a. m. Sept. 13 Teaching." { Thursday, September 17, 8:00 Every member out. Rev. Sigmund J. Haremski, pastor. Calendar — Sept. 21, Young lp. m., Sunday School Rally. Nine Prayer service each Wednesday Masses Sunday and Holydays, Women's Guild. Potluck supper at • churches cooperating. Rev. K. H. evening. JOIN in with us as we aim for enrollment of at least 200 scholars 1 9:30. 7:00 p. m. Hutchinson and Rev. E. T. Hadwin, Thursday evening at 7:00, let us in our Bible school. Confessions Sunday at 9:-9:30. * Sept. 22, Flint Presbytery. [ speakers. get our orchestra underway for Sept. 27, The Sacrament of Bap- Friday, September 18, 8:00 p. m., Rally Month Activities. 8:00 p. m., choir practice. Let Each class geared to the ROCK OF AGES* Jesus Christ. Family Bible Hour—At the Hill tism. N. Y. P. S. "Back to School" Side School, one-half mile west, Oct. 1, Church Family Night. gathering. every old member of the choir one-half mile north of Elmwood Potluck supper and program. come, we should have several new Each class studying the blessed Bible, King James version. Store. Kurd Corners Road. Oct. 4, Sacrament of the Lord's Deford Met-hodist Church- -Sun- members. Every Sunday afternoon at 3:30 Supper and reception of members. day services: Come thou with us and we will Each class learning how to be better citizens of our country; bet- a fundamental message from the Oct. 6, Flint Presbyterial, Dis- Church, 10 a. m. Rev. Edith do thee good. ter neighbors in our city; better workers in the family of God. Bible. * trict meetings. Smith. Sunday School, 11 a. m. Main floor, Harley Keliey, Supt. St. Pancratius Catholic Church- Cass City Methodist Church— Gagetown Church of the Naza- Youth meeting Sunday evenings. Rev. John J. Bozek, pastor. The school bus and cars will provide transportation to Floyd Wilfred Porter, pastor. rene—F. Holbrook, pastor Prayer and Bible study, Wednes- Masses at 7:30 a. m. and 10:00 any children or adults. Just call church phone 203. 10:00 a. m,, Church School. Sunday School 10:00 a. m. day, 8 p. m., in the church. a. m. Sunday. Classes in all departments. Lawrence Summers, superin- Family fellowship, fourth Fri- On Holy Days of Obligation at 11:00 a. m, Divine Worship. tendent. Morning worship, 11:00. day night of each month. 6:00 a. m. and 9:00 a. m. SUPERINTENDENTS Music by the Chancel Choir. Ser- | N. Y. P. S. 7:15. Evangelistic ser- W. S. C. S., second Tuesday of Novena Services Friday, 8:00 Mrs. H. Greenleaf Mrs. W. Finkbeiner mon: "The Victorious Return." ;vice, 8:00 p. i». Midweek service, each month. p. m. Confessions after Novena Monday, 6:3Q p. m., Women's Wednesday at 8 p. m. Welcome to Primary department, Elna Kel- and on Saturday 3:30 to 4:30 p. m. Mrs. V. Bearss Mr. V. Gingrich Society of Christian Service. all our services. * ley, Supt. * and 8:00 to 9:00 p. m. • * Mrs. R. Weckle Mr. C. Ewald FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cass City SHOE HOSPITAL "At work for God in Cass City since 1881" Cass City

REACHES This demonstration was worth You're "sitting pretty" behind the wheel many hundreds of dollars to me! Take this Bel Air model. First 2,415 Homes thing you'll notice is the qual- 1 thought only a higher-priced car would ity of the interior. Rich-looking appointments. Roomy seats suit me. But then I found out how much with foam rubber cushions. Turn the key to start the engine more Chevrolet offered for how much less! and you're ready to go. rolet. One reason is that, mode! EACH WEEK IT APPEARS IN THE for model, Chevrolet will weigh Chevrolet's field — the new up to 200 pounds more than ADVERTISING COLUMNS OP THIS PAPER —right now! Chevrolet's im- the other low-priced cars. 115-h.p. "Blue-Flame." Gear- proved brakes are the largest shift models offer the advanced in the low-price field. You get greater getaway 108-h.p "Thrift-King" engine. with the new Powerglide* It's heavier for Biggest brakes for better readability A lot finer performance on a NO OTHER MEDIA CAN REACH smoother, easier stops lot less gas. That's what you You're in for a pleasant sui- get with the new Powerglide An easy nudge on the pedal prise at the smooth, steady, You can see all around automatic transmission. There's YOUR CUSTOMERS AS CHEAPLY brings smooth, positive response big-car ride of this new Chev- You look out and down no more advanced automatic WITH GUARANTEED READERSHIP through a wide, curved, one- transmission at any price. piece windshield. The pano- And it's the ramic rear window and big Let us demonstrate lowest-priced line side windows provide a clear view in all directions. all the advantages A demonstration will show you that Chevrolet offers just about Phone 13 for Advertising Service You get more power of buying a Chevrolet now! everything you could want. Yet on less gas it's the lowest-priced line in the That's because Chevrolet's two low-price field. great valve-in-head engines are *Combination of Powerglide auto- high-compression engines. In matic transmission and 115-h.p. Powerglide* models, you get MORE PEOPLE BUY CHEVROLETS THAN ANY OTHER CAR! "Blue-Flame" 'engine optional on The Chronicle "Two-Ten" and Bel Air models at the most powerful engine in extra cost.

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^(>JH^iH$!H>£4^<£H^H5!H^^ Personal News Items from Capetown Area 4* ^ Timothy Burdon, son of Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Lopez Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wood and with Mrs. Elizabeth Secoir. Mrs. Richard Burdon, started and family Monday. family of Pontiac spent the week Miss Delores Simmons of Birm- Tuesday at Central Michigan Col- Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tedford and end with Mrs. Blanche Wood, his ingham spent the week end with The Wise Guy lege at Mount Pleasant. He is daughter, Janie, of Wayne spent mother. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer taking up a four-year course in from Sunday until Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rocheleau Simmons. By John Connolly chemistry. Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Rice, Sr. of Pontiac were last week guests Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bensinger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kramer of Mrs. Dan McKinnon, Mrs. Ken- of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Rocheleau. and family of Ubly were Friday Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, spent neth McKinnon and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Fred Galerno and evening guests of Mr, and Mrs. We have sold our store in Cass City and it UST after the feature race at the week end with Mr. and Mrs. McDonald of Detroit were Thurs- son of Saginaw were week-end Stanley Morell. J Jamaica race track one Sat- John Winchester and sons. day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fischer at- urday, Jake Hunter and I are Mrs. Walter Zuraw and Miss McKinnon. Downing and Miss Bernice Clara. tended the wedding of Miss will be known as standing back of the finish line. Bernice Clara attended a bridal Miss Harriet Russell of Wash- Miss Marilyn Rocheleau went to Georgia Beadle in Caseville Satur- Jake is not the reserved type I shower Tuesday night in Bay City ington spent the week end with Bay City Tuesday to enter Bay day evening. Miss Carol Andrus horseplayer. Once he gets ahead | for Miss Julia Cabala. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry City Business College. She is tak- was an attendant. Mrs. Edward Fischer and Dickey he grows long on advice, yakety- Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kehoe, Jr., Russell. ing a secretarial course. yak. All afternoon he needles me. Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mackay spent Tuesday and Wednesday and famUy and Mrs. Grant Reed Mrs. Roy LaFave, who has been with Mrs. Musa Famtson in Bay ASHER'S "I told you, Homer," he says when and two daughters and Mr. and of Flushing and Mrs. Arthur a patient in Mercy Hospital for City. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ed- he gets his winners. "Throw away Crawford of Pontiac were guests the past three weeks, was brought Mrs. John Mackay and family of your form and stick with your Uncle Detroit, Mrs. Julia Sutton of Flint, ward Fischer and family were din- of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kehoe, home Wednesday. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- May we express our sincere thanks to our many ? Jakie's peerless picks I'll make Sr., the past week. • Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walsh and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mackay and you rich and son, Charles, of Long Branch, New bur Arndt of Reese. friends and customers for their patronage during j; Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schwartz family of Detroit were week-end Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sarosky of fat." guests of his parents, Mr. and Jersey, Donna and Raymond Sut- Jake is a great and Phyllis and Mr. and Mrs. Mt. Morris were Monday guests of the operation of our store in Cass City. * Arthur Fischer and John spent Mrs. Martin Walsh. ton and Miss Louisa Meyer were one for angles. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Hendershot If he is right I Sunday at St. Helen. Dedication services will be held and family. Sunday, September 13, at 2:30 John Mackay. A co-operative din- about racing, Mrs. Helen Hineman and sons ner was served on the lawn. even the horses belong in jail. of Detroit spent Friday and Sat- p. m. at the Gagetown Church of A jockey lifts his cap twice in the urday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the Nazarene. Dr. William Mc- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Com- parade to post, or a trainer winks Arthur Fischer. Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Guire, Eastern Michigan District ment and family of Detroit spent at a girl in the paddock and Jake ter Lukasiak and children of De- superintendent, will be the special the week end with his smother, Mrs. says this is the tipoff. He rushes to troit were guests of the Fischers speaker. A musical program will William Comment. the win window. Through some Thursday. follow with quartets, trios, duets Mr. and Mrs. James Woodcox MEN'S queer quirk of circumstances these Mr. and Mrs. Amasa Anthes and and featuring "The Temple Aires" and family of Detroit spent the horses win today. family left Friday for a vacation Quartet of Detroit. Everyone wel- week end with her parents, Mr. WEAR Me, I'm a handicapper, a man come. and Mrs. Julius Goslin. TERRELL'S at Mackinaw. of science. By now I won't bet Roger Lee and Janice Rondo of Fred and Nyal Ziehm, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carpenter SEMI-ANNUAL PREMIUMS Caro, Mich. Jake's selection if it is the lone C'aro were guests over the week Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ziehm, are at of Detroit were guests of her par- Our semi-annual premium plan makes horse in the race. So I have a few end of their grandparents, Mr. their home convalescing from light ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Quinn, »ute insurance payments easy-to-budget, losers today. It happens. I got cases of polio. from Saturday until Monday. •Mi«r-to-meet—costs you nothing «xtra, and Mrs. Robert Wilson, Sr. Mrs. Call B* for me*9 information... <£»£+»*4»J«»J«»J«»£»J*»J*»£+»J+»j4»J«*J«^4»j4^ nothing too much against Jake, but John Denstead of Pigeon, mother Miss Donna Ziehm started her Mr. and Mrs. Frank O'Neil and at a time like this I'm partial to a of Mrs. Wilson, spent last week at first year of teaching in the Home daughter of Pontiac spent the Write or call modest winner. the Wilson home. Economics Department at Ubly. week end and until Monday with Wrayburn Krohn Buy, Rent, Sell or Trade With a Anyway, we're standing there Mrs. Neil McKinnon received Miss Georgia Ziehm spent the Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kehoe. •exchanging unpleasantries when a word of the death of her sister-in- week end with friends in Effing- Miss Irma Foley, Lansing, spent R 2, Bad Axe, Mich. Chronicle Want Ad. law, Mrs. Frank McDonald, at ham, Illinois. the week end and until Tuesday Phone 662W1 her home in Detroit Friday. Mrs. Earl Kurd's father, Walter Berryman of Pontiac, died sudden- ly of a heart attack Sunday. Mrs. Berry man's condition is very critical. Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Walsh were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hayes, Mrs. Agnes Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Hayes, Here's whats behind all of Detroit. Mrs. Elsie Bohn of Detroit died Friday afternoon at a Detroit hospital. Funeral services were "Thirty bucks!" the redhead Tuesday. She is survived by her let out a feeble echo. He was husband, George, and two children, severely wounded. Judy and Jerry; her parents, Mr. the big swing to short, redheaded character comes and Mrs. Fred Witzke, Gagetown; up. He looks a sure bridge jumper, sisters, Mrs. Vern Gettel and Mrs. like he is personally responsible Roy Wildman, and three brothers, lor all the loot that is bet and lost , Rudy Witzke, Dale Witzke of De- at the track. "Either of you guys troit and Arnold Witzke who is in FORD GIVES YOU-EVERYTHIN& want to buy a good watch, cheap?" service. he whispers to us. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Traschel of YOU WANT AND NEED We shake our heads, but he's not Detroit were week-end sguests of stopped. Mrs. Gertrude Parker and other "Listen, men," the redhead says, relatives. AT A PRICE YOU WANT TO PAY! "I tapped myself out on the last Mrs. Don Wood and daughters, Mrs. Harry Wood and daughters, race and if I go home empty again Mrs. Donald Wurm and Jimmie tonight my old lady'll massacre and Mrs. Raymond Parker pleas- me. I got to have a stake to get antly surprised Mrs. Blanche Wood Does any other car offer you a choice of V-8 or Six engine me off the hook." on her birthday Friday. —or a choice of three great drives? How about foam- I keep quiet but Jake tells him, AMERICA'S COSTLIEST CARS Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston ARE SWINGING TO V-8 TYPE rubber in all seats, extra trunk space, smooth ride—does "I already own a watch." and family of Detroit and Mr. and "Just take a look at it," the Mrs. Harold LaFave of Bay City ENGINES, but Ford is the only car any other car measure up to Ford feature for feature? You stranger insists. He pulls back his were Monday guests of Mr. and in its field with a V-8! know the answer—that some cars do offer most of these sleeve and holds up his left wrist Mrs. Henry LaFave. with a watch on it. "It's yours features. But the only ones that do are costlier cars! Not for a lousy sixty dollars. Cost me Mrs. George Rocheleau and son, IF IT'S A SIX YjOU WANT, a hundred and ninety last month." Thomas, of Detroit visited Mrs. Ford's Mileage Maker Six with a single one of them is in Ford's price field! And Ford "Can you beat it?" the redhead Emma Fournier Monday. offers you these "fine car" features—at half the fine car Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Casarez, Overdrive beat all other cars in the asks Jake. recent Mobilgas Economy Run! cost! No wonder the swing's to Ford! "I don't know," Jake says. "I Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Lopez and don't know anything about watch- family of Saginaw were guests es. I'm no jeweler." "You don't have to be no jew- eler." The little guy is indignant and he raises his voice from a whisper to a sort of hoarse whine. "All you got to be is able to read." "Take it off and let me look at it." Jake folds his racing form and puts it in his pocket. He takes the watch and checks the second hand. He holds it up to his ear and list- ens for a while. FinaEy, still hold- ing on to it, he makes his bid, "I'll give you thirty bucks for it." Tractors are so much a part "Thirty bucks," the redhead lets of the American farm scene out a feeble echo. He is severely that no one gives them much wounded. He stares sadly into thought. But they're an inno- space, trying to recover from the vation in many other parts of YOU DON'T NEED A HEAVY LIMOUSINE FOR A SMOOTH RIDE. shock. I expect him to break into NO WORRY ABOUT "BLIND SPOTS" IN FORD! With a huge, one- the world. In Venezuela, where Ford's new rubber compression bumpers and more responsive spring tears, but he pulls himself to- efforts are being made to in- piece windshield . . . car-wide rear window, the '53 Ford has more gether. crease food production, the and shock absorber action reduce front end road shock alone up to "look out" area than any car in its field! It's truly Full-Circle Visibility. "Pal," he says to Jake, "you National Agricultural Institute 80%. Takes you over bumps and ruts smooth as silk. Try a Test Drive! Fords are built with your safety—and your family's safety—in mind. know you got me by the ears. You has founded a tractor farm- know as well as I do, this watch ing school to teach students will hock for three times thirty how to use the equipment. FORDOMATIG DOES MORE THINGS FOR YOU AUTOMATICALLY FORD'S MASTER-GUIDE POWER STEERING is the lowest-priced back in town." Above a class goes into the —over a wider range—than any drive in the low-price field. Fordo- power steering in Ford's field! Ford Master-Guide gives help only when "Thirty bucks," Jake repeats. field to practice and study matic does all the shifting for you—better than you can do it yourself! you need it... retams the natural "feel" of the wheel on straightaways. He holds out three ten dollar bills. tractor farming. Last year The redhead turns to me, maybe Venezuela bought more than for sympathy, but I'm strictly $19,000,000 worth of tractors neutral as they say in Russia. He and parts from the United takes a look at the clock on the States. CHECK THE USED CAR LOTS tote board which shows how much time there is left before the final and you'll find that last year's Ford race. He takes a long, big breath, returns more of its original cost than accepts the thirty dollars from BAD AXE MARBLE any other car! Yes, Ford kee^s Jake, and walks away into the crowd without another word. its value better! "Homer," Jake says to me after AND GRANITE a couple minutes go by. "I should've give that guy my selec- WORKS tion in this race." "You done enough for him al- ready, Jake," I tell him. Since I expect to put the arm on Jake for CEMETERY dinner if I back another loser, I reserve my opinion on the watch transaction. But on my way to the two dollar window, to wager on the MEMORIALS last race, I see the redhead again. He is just as miserable as be- Large and Fine Stock of fore, but he's sporting a different WORTH MORE WHEN YOU BUY IT * * * wristwatch. He's holding up his Merchandise. left wrist, showing the watch to WORTH MORE WHEN YOU SELL ITI someone he has cornered under RICHARD CLIFF the grandstand. He looks very sad as he talks. Local Representative Just then I decide to forget Cass City Jake's being a, wise-guy and PHONE 111 needling me all afternoon. In fact, CASS CITY I consider ways of making book on the value of his new timepiece. JOHN A. GRAHAM Bad Axe, Mich. Phone 34F1 Advertise it in the Chronicle PAGE FOUR. CASS CITY CHBONICLE— FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1953,. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. Fifty from County PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT Cass City Area Social and Personal Items CASS CITY. MICHIGAN At 4-H Show The Cass City Chronicle established in Mr. Pat Ellie of Dryden visited John Haley spent last week Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Karr and Elkland Farm Bureau will meet 1899 by Frederick Klurap and the Cass City Enterprise founded in 1881, consoli- Mr. Duncan MeArthur Sunday. visiting relatives in Detroit* . four sons of Detroit spent Labor Tuesday evening, Sept. 15, at the A county contingent of 50 boys dated under the name of the Cass City Herbert Spaulding of Caro spent Mrs. Audley Horner spent Mon- Day at the Claud Karr home. home of Mr. and Mrs. Royce Rus- and girls arrived from Michigan Chronicle on April 20, 1906. Entered as !.State College with many blue rib- second class mail matter at the post office last week with his daughter, Mrs. day with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Hor- Mr. and Mrs. John Haley and sell at Gag'etown. at Cass City, Mich., under Act of Mar. 8, Lela Wright. ner in Pontiac. Mrs. Clarence Boulton were dinner Guests of Mrs. James McMahon bons and awards as a result of 1879. from Sunday until Wednesday their week's competition at the Subscription Price—To post offices in Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Brennan Mr. and Mrs. Ben Kirton visited guests Monday of Mrs. Mabel Mc- thirty-eighth state 4-H show. Tuscola, Huron and Sanilae Counties Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ¥7ilke at Comb. were Mrs. P. J. Brennan and 'Mrs. $2.50 a year, $1.50 for six months, in were callers at the Gordon Hol- Frank Neville of Detroit. Topping the group was Sue Op- other parts of the United States, $3.00 & eoxnb home Monday. Forestville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wendt I perman, Vassar, with her grand year, 25 cents extra charge for part year Miss Anne Mitchell returned to order. Payable in advance. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Smith, of Juhl Mrs. Archie Karr of Pontiac re- spent from Saturday until Monday, I champ ion Oxford ewe; Jean For information regarding newspaper turned home Tuesday after spend- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wmhe. r home in Dearborn after spend- j Parish, Fairgrove, with her reserve advertising and commercial and job print- were supper guests in the Don ing a three weeks' vacation with ing, telephone No. 13. Lorentzen home Tuesday evening. ing a week with Mrs. Lloyd Sovey at Pontiac. ; champion Jersey, and also top John Haire and E. J. LaPorte, Reagh. friends and relatives here. honors in Jersey showmanship; 1 Publishers. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bartle of Sunday afternoon callers at the Mrs. John Crawford returned National Advertising Representatives s Mt. Clemens spent a day last week The Baptist Missionary Society Ernest Reagh home were Mr. and j Gene Taggett, Caro, with his dairy Michigan Press Service, Inc., East Lan- met for potluck luncheon and af- home last week from Bad Axe University of Missouri special- .; demonstration that won him a trip sing, Mich., and Weekly Newspaper Rep- with his sister, Mrs. Arnold Cope- Mrs. Gordon DeLong, two daugh- General Hospital where she under- resentatives. Inc., 920 Broadway, New land. ternoon meeting Thursday at the ters and two sons of Port Huron. ists report that swine producers to Waterloo, Iowa*, in October; York 10, N. Y. church. went major surgery Aug. 18. can market their hogs in five Dan Davis, Vassar, with his first Mi-ss Ruth Merchant returned Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reagh and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie, months at a weight of 200 pounds. placing soil conservation demon- home Saturday after visiting Don- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reagh and | sons, Barry and Kim, of Detroit two sons of Bay City spent Sunday Billy and Nancy, all of Birming- by using antibiotics and B-eom- j stration. na and Jack Militzer of Toledo, spent the week end with his par-ham, were guests. Sunday of Mrs. plex vitamins in rations. | Close behind was Bob Stewart, Ohio. and Monday with Mr. and Mrs.ents, Mr. and Mrs,. Ernest Reagh. Lloyd Reagh. A. A. Hitchcock and Mrs. A. J. In tests at the school a gilt I Vassar, who won first place in the Miss Jean Lorentzen of Grand Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Randall Knapp. weighing 201 pounds was produced Guernsey senior yearling class; Miss Leila Battel has returned Blanc was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. and daughter, Dawn, of Pontiac Johnnie Asher celebrated his in four months. Sanitation was an Bob Parish, Fairgrove, who did About 35 descendants of the Don Lorentzen from Saturday un- to her teaching at Midland and spent the week end and holiday extremely important part of the • likewise in the Jersey senior year- Miss LuVerne Battel is teaching second birthday Tuesday afternoon program with farrowing pens be- i late Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Quick, til Tuesday. with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Randall. at a birthday party given by his 1 ling class, and Madolin Robinson, [pioneer residents of Novesta Mr. and Mrs. Williams and four at Bay Port this year. ing cleaned and sows thoroughly Fostoria, first in the milking Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Atwell re- mother, Mrs. Alden Asher. Four- washed at regular periods. j Township, and their families children of Detroit were Sunday The initial fall meeting of the turned home Sept. 2 from spending teen boys and girls attended. Shorthorn junior calf class. Lutheran Ladies' Aid will 'meet A specialist reporting on the ! gathered at the Cass City Munici- callers at the home of Mr. and a week at Mackinaw City, one day Rev. and Mrs. S. P. Kirn and Tuscola County was represented [pal Park for their annual reunion Mrs. Gordon Holcomb. Friday evening in Caro with the school's experiment with swine by a 30-animal dairy exhibit, six of which they visited Mackinac Is- son, John, of Mt. Pleasant came feeding said that most farmers Sunday. Mrs. N. T. Lombard of Detroit pastor's wife, .Mrs. 0. Nuechter- j land. breeding beef cattle, two steers, lein. • Wednesday and stayed overnight Members were present from De- and daughter, Miss Cai'ole Lom- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Joos and with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kirn. five sheep and five horses. The troit, East Detroit, Center Line, bard, of Chicago were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cottick and I sons were guests of her brother John left Thursday morning for top finishers in the show included: Flint and Caro. Mrs. D. A. Krug Tuesday. children went to Detroit Saturday ; and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence induction into the army. Holsteins: Carol Tinglan, Vassar, Clarence Quick of Cass City was evening to be guests of friends fourth in 3-year-old cow class; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller of Sovey, at Clawson from Saturday Word has been received here S elected president and Grace Quick Caseville were callers at the Gor- until Monday and attend the State ! evening until Monday. Pat Campbell, Fairgrove, eighth j of Caro is the secretary-treasurer. Fair. that Bob McDonald will be dis- in 2-year-old cow class; Jack don Holcomb home and of Mr. I John Haley returned to his home charged from service and return j It was decided to hold the 1954 Duncan MeArthur Tuesday. Born Sept. 5 in Cass City Hospi- Laurie, Cass City, and Gary reunion on the Sunday preceding here on Saturday. He has been in the near future. He expects to Montgomery, Gilford, ninth and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seibert and tal to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Speirs, visiting in Detroit, Wayne and be home sometime between Sept. the Labor Day week end at the their second son, Richard Vernon, tenth, respectively, in the senior same place. family of Center Line spent Sun- I Inkster the past week and attended 20-25. yearling class; Robert Steele, day and Monday with her parents, who weighed seven pounds and six | the State Fair on Saturday. ounces. Miss Margaret MacKenzie of Mayville, ninth in junior yearling; A bore is a man who talks about Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kessler and The Novesta Farmers' Club Muskegon Heights, .Sandra and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Campbell, Tom Sinclair, Cass City, fourth in himself when you want to talk family. will have their September meeting Joan Shaw of Kalamazoo returned junior calf class, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson accompanied by Klaus Schulze, on Friday night, September 25, in- to their home after spending a about yourself. spent the week end and holiday In the Oxford .sheep classes, of Bad Axe and Mrs. Lexie John- stead of the 18. It will be in the week with their aunts, Mrs. A. A. Richard Blackmore, Millington, CASS CITY MARKETS son of Douglas, Ariz., were with relatives of the Campbells at home of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Dodge. Hitchcock and Mrs. A. J. Knapp. Alpena. showed the second place aged ram, Buying price: Wednesday night supper guests in Mrs. Inez Powers of Detroit Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Hendrick, third place yearling ewe and third the Frank McVety home. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Ackerman spent a week's vacation at the Mrs. Mark O'Dell and Mrs. Walter 1 place ewe lamb. In the horse Soybeans -. 1. 2.21 Duane Holcomb, brother of and family left Wednesday of last home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Finkbeiner were at Keego Harbor [ classes, Stephen Loss, Vassar,, Beans 7.25 Gordon Holcomb, and his friends, week and visited Niagara Falls Clarence Quick. Miss Karen Mor- Friday to attend the funeral of ! placed eighth in the pleasure class Light red kidney beans 8.00 and were guests of a cousin of Dark red kidney beans 8.00 Gordon Parkyns and Edward Har- ley of East Detroit, granddaugh- two-year-old George Morgan, son ; for boys. gon, were visitors at the Deford Mr. Ackerman at Buffalo, N. Y. ter of the Quicks, is also visiting of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morgan. ! In the home economics sections: Light cranberries 10.00 Methodist Church Sunday. Rev. Robert Weckle and Mrs. them. Mrs. Morgan is a niece of Mrs. five jars vegetables, Ella Mae Yellow eye beans 7.50 Corn i. 1.51 Miss Phyllis Copeland enter- Stanley MeArthur were heard over Supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Finkbeiner. The child died follow- Rossman, Kingston, red ribbon; tained twenty guests Saturday radio station WMPC at Lapeer Sam Blades Wednesday evening of ing a day's illness.. three muffins, Joan Diebel, Gage- Grain evening at a kitchen shower honor- Tuesday forenoon, broadcasting last week were Mr. and Mrs. Jos. With proper feeding and town, red ribbon; three cookies, for the First Baptist Church here. Wheat, No. 2, mixed, bu. 1.77 ing her cousin, Wilda Copeland, I Colling of Unipnville and Mrs. Ray CASS CITY HOSPITAL sanitation, pigs can be sent to Kathleen Toohey, Gagetown, red I Oats, new, bu 70 whose wedding will take place Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Wanner of Hulburt. The Collings were cele- market in five months at a ribbon; coffee cake, Kay Hender- I Barley,,, ewt 2.25 Saturday. Bay City and his father, Allen brating their 45th wedding anni- weight of 200 pounds, Univer- son, Kingston, red ribbon; angel Rye, 1.01 Wanner, left Thursday to visit versary. Births: sity of Missouri specialists re- food cake, Arlene Hampshire, Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Little Sept. 5, to -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kingston, red ribbon. Buckwheat, ewt 2.50 visited her brother and his wife, iNiagar. , a, Fall, s an,d othe, r, places o, f Eight members and one visitor ported recently. si mThey returned home aSat i Speirs of Cass City, a 7-lb., 6-oz. In the 4-H demonstration pro- Livestock Mr. and Mrs. Robert Milner, south ^f ' ' - were present last Thursday after- ' son, Richard Vernon. can cut a month off the feeding urday. noon when Mrs. John McGrath en- gram, Marie Sontag, Gagetown, Cows, pound 07 .12 of Colling, and her aunt and uncle, Sept. 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry period by following four rules. tied for fifth in the bread baking Mr. and Mrs. Harry DeNoyelles, at Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Hanes and I tertained the Women's Bible Class . Morell of .Snover, a daughter, ' (a) Select high-quality breeding Cattle, pound .12 .17 son, Raymond, of Garden City in the Methodist Church. Members demonstration; Janice Severance, Calves, pound , .15 .23 Colwood Sunday. I Sherrie Lynne. stock. Akron, eighth in food preserva- Mrs, I. A. Fritz and Miss Mil- spent Sunday and Monday with her wrote cards to Mrs. Edna Hoeflin \ Sept. 5, to Mr. and Mrs. Morris (b) Feed the sows a balanced Hogs, pound - 24 .of Lapeer, former class member, tion; Joan Dowling, Caro, sixth in dred Fritz returned to Cass City Montague of Cass City, an 8-lb., ration, and furnish them good pas- dairy foods; Theresa Werdeman, Produce Tuesday from Tawas where Mrsan. d attended the Striffler-Benkel- who is in poor health. 15-oz. son, Thomas Clark. ture during the gestation period. man reunion. Cass, City, fourth in foods. j Eggs,, large white, doz. 55 Fritz had spent a month with her Mr. and Mrs. Morton Orr took Mrs. Montague and baby, and (c) Keep the farrowing pens and In the second year handicraft Eggs>, browB, doz -~ 53 Mr. and Mrs. Audley Horner, in their daughter, Mrs. Edwin Sas- pigs clean and sanitary. daughter, Mrs. A. C. Edgerton. i Mrs. Morell and baby and the fol- exhibit, Hugh, Milligan, Cass City, Butterfat 65 Miss Mildred Fritz returned to De- company with his sister and hus- senella, and her two daughters, lowing other patients have been (d) Feed a ration with a sup- red ribbon, and Carl and Robert troit early Wednesday. band, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth who had spent the summer in discharged: Bertha Schenk, Donald plement containing B-complex vi- Schiiettler, Millington, and Robert Mr. and Mrs. Don Lorentzen at- Graham of Caro, were in Detroit Michigan, to Mulliken last week Wernette, Howard Muntz and Mrs. tamins and antibiotics. j McGrath, Cass City, received white tended an alumni banquet in Peck recently where they enjoyed a where, after spending a few days, John Guc of Cass City. The Missouri ration in the exper- 1 ribbons. In the second year elec- Wednesday Market Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. showing of Cinerama. they took a plane from Lansing Patients in the hospital Wednes- iment contained ground yellow trical exhibit,. Roger Uhl, Akron, Clarence Richardson of Port Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Profit and for their home in Fort Worth, ; day forenoon were: Mrs. Speirs corn, tankage (60 per cent pro- won a blue ribbon, and Robert At Sandusky Yards Huron, who also attended, daughter, Sharon, spent the week Texas. ! and baby, Mrs. Bertha Kilbourne, tein), soybean meal (44 per cent j Graubner, Caro; Mary Donnelly, turned home to be week-end guests I end with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Mr. and Mrs. Harold McComb Mrs. Clinton Spencer of Cass City; protein), wheat shorts or mid- Cass City; Maurice Evans, Gage- Market report Sept. 9, 1953. in the Lorentzen home. Willetts and children at the Wil- and children of Detroit spent the Mrs. Chas. Roblin of Ubly; Ray dlings, minerals, cod-liver oil, an- town,, and Joe Malace, Deford, won Mr. and Mrs. James Connolly' ]***' summe* hofe at Invercaim week end visiting relatives and Webster of Owendale; Mrs. Mar- tibiotics supplements^, and B-vita- red ribbons. Good beef steers and n f friends in this vicinity. They took garet Hamilton, Mrs. Margaret min supplement. andA emson , T;««™JimmyT , ~oPf I.*™*,Lapee.r „,«„,spen*t ! Beach near Forest, Ontario. Mary Louise Rau, Reese; Joyce heifers .... 18.00-22.00 the week end at the Hugh Connolly Mr. and .Mrs. Chas. Holm and back with them their daughter, Kula of Deford, and Dale Kreger Donnelly, Cass City, and Esther Fair to good ... 14.00-18.00 home. On Labor Day Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Karen, were guests of Karen, who has been spending two of Snover. Cattle on World's Nell Kinney, Millington, all re- Mr. and Mrs. Owen Zapfe at Che- weeks here with her grandmother, ceived white ribbons on their in- Common .„ 14.00 down Harold Douglas and children Mrs. Mabel McComb, and .other joined the week-end guests in the boygan from Sunday until Tuesday. PLEASANT HOME HOSPITAL Ranges Hit Peak sect collections. Good beef cows .- 11.50-14.50 Connolly home for dinner. Kathy Holm remained here with relatives. According to recent surveys by- Mary Donnelly. Cass City, re- Elmer Butler, Cass City, has re- ! Births: agricultural economists, more cat- ceived a blue ribbon 'on her forest- Fair to good 10.00-11.50 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Frederick her grandmother, Mrs. Lyle Zapfe. The Misses Mona Lee Howell, cently purchased the registered Sept, 8, to. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh tle graze the world's ranges than ry exhibit, and Janet Palmer re- Common kind 9.00.down and family of Base Line visited Brown Swiss Bull, S. V, Acres Lee Sefton of Oxford,, a son. ever before. ceived a blue ribbon on her wild- Bologna bulls 13.00-15.00 the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.! Eunice Smith and Don Tuckey, Since the war North and South. Peter Frederick, Sr., over the week ! Robert Wallace and Tim Burdon'Lance 116224, from Darius R. Sept. 7, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur flower exhibit. Louis Wenzloff, i Tinsey, Grindstone City, accord- Kennedy of Caro, a daughter. America both graze about a third Kingston, placed seventeenth in Light butcher ,end. Brenda and Dick returned are among the freshmen starting at Central Michigan College of ' ing to a report from Fred S. Idtse, Sept. 7, to Mr, and. Mrs. Rich- more- cattle than in pre-war years. the 4-H tractor operators' contest. bulls 11.00-14.00 home with their parents after j secretary of the Brown Swiss Cat- mond Long of Millington, a Canada's cattle numbers are on Special recognition goes to Mr. Stock bulls 50.00-110.00 'spending the past week with their Education at Mt. Pleasant this the increase, Mexico cattlemen week. tle Breeders' Association, Beloit, daughter. and Mrs. Joe Young, 4-H club grandparents. Wisconsin. ! Other patients in the hospital are expected to enlarge their I leaders from Gilford, for chaperon- Feeders 30.00-100.00 Mrs. Wm. L. Holcomb and son, Mrs. Ethel Starr, Mrs. Leo herds- if the weather permits. And ! Deacons 1.00-26.00 Ware and sons, Ferris, Gordon and Mrs. Mabel McComb, Mr. and ' Wednesday forenoon included: : ing and supervising the county Duane, Mr. Gordon Parkyns, Ed- Mrs. Harold McComb and chil- Robert Ryland, Cheryl McQueen, of the United States upswing is ex- ; delegates and exhibits. Apprecia- | Good veal 27.00-32.50 ward Hargon, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. David, Mr. and Mrs. .Stanley Me- 1 Cass City; Mrs. Edgar Phillips; of pected to continue despite lower tion1 is extended, too, to the Reese Arthur and Mrs. Lydia Starr were dren, Mr. and Mrs. Fay McComb prices,. Fair to good 22.00-26.50 HolcomJ,AV*VVA**Wb CtJLJLMand. XC*-LAXJ.J-family|y ,y JL.IJ-A.Mr .* W/J.J.V*and. Mrs-*.•-»..*- >->.• - - , , Deckerville; Alice Lounsbury ©f High School for the use of a bus to ' and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Manly Australia and New Zealand also Merton Holcomb and Mr. Edward among those who attended the i McComb and son, Paul, of Caro Clarkston; Mrs. Michael Lalko, transport delegates to and from Common 20.00 down Little, all of Detroit, spent the I Starr School reunion near Argyle Wayne Boyle of Kingston; Fred show a. 11 per cent increase in the East Lansing. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McComb number of cattle on ranges. The Hogs, choice 22.00-24.50 week end visiting Mr. Duncan | Labor Day. and son, Timmy, spent Sunday at Fader of Caro, and Grant Kritz- MeArthur and Mr. and Mrs. Gor- Mr. and Mrs. Carmen Wanner greatest increase is in Africa—47 Roughs 21.00 down i the home of Mr. and Mrs. Asel man of Argyle. percent. don Holcomb. and son, Victor, and Mrs. Wanner's Collins in Pigeon. | Patients recently discharged in- Mrs. Floyd Reid mother, Mrs. Bricker, all of Brown Western Europe has about 2 per Sandusky Livestock The Cass Valley Farm Bureau Twenty-five were present for ' eluded: Sally Colbert, Mrs. Ai-thur cent more cattle than before the group will meet Monday evening, City, were Monday guests_m the ! Moore, Mrs. Robert Alexander and Grange Delegate the September meeting of the war, thanks in part to U. S. tech- Sales Company leptll at eight o'clock in the | Clair Tuckey home. Ato Wanner Presbyterian Missionary Society baby of Cass City; Donna Abfalter nical andfinancia laid . Frank McVety home. A wiener ! returned home with them to Brown of Marlette; Alex Yens, Mrs. Lyle j held Wednesday afternoon of last The only parts of the world Thirty-six delegates from sub- Sale every Wednesday at 2:00 p. m roast is scheduled and those at-, City for a few weeks, , week in the church. Mrs. Edward Curry, Mrs. Mark Brandibur, Mrs. where cattle populations are not Mr. and Mrs. Grant Patterson Wm. McCool and baby and Mrs. ordinate Granges in Tuscola W. H. Turnbull Earl Roberts tending should bring their own Pinney was in charge of devotions above prewar are Russia and County attended the county con- Auctioneers buns and wieners. All members and son moved last week to the and for the program, Mrs. Kenneth Carol Hunt and Stephen Peters of eastern Europe. Wm. Allison home which they Kingston; Mrs. Wilbur Wagner of vention held Sept. 3 at the court- are urged to be present and visi- I McKenzie of Sandusky reviewed Economists say this great in- house in Caro. tors are welcome. purchased. The Patterson home on i Alan Paton's book, "Cry the Be- Verona; Mrs. Alfred Adair of crease does not mean a gloomy E. Third Street has been sold to Sandusky; Miss Geneva Pierce, Al- Herbert Maharg called the meet- Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ; loved Country." Mrs. A, J. Knapp, future for cattle raisers. They ing to order after which Alfred Connolly from Friday until Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Manley Asher and Mrs, Edward Golding, Sr., and bert Kolar of Tyre; Mrs. Raymond point to the steady increase in the Asher home has been sold to Setles, Mrs. Russell Hillaker of Ballweg of Caro, county agricul- day were Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Mrs. B. F. Benkelman served world population and the fact that tural agent, outlined a farm policy Marlette Livestock Spivey of Detroit and Mrs. Hugh , John cookies and tea. Snover; Mrs. Nicholas DeCoster of meat consumption will continue to Fairgrove; Miss Cecilia Nainsmith to the delegates. Delegates were Miller of Greenville, W. Va. Mrs. Clarenc"" e Zapfe of Flint spent I Members of the Golden Rule grow and ranchers will find a told that eventually each Grange Sales Company Spivey and Mrs. Miller are sisters from Saturday until Tuesday at of Sebewaing; Mrs. Floyd Deitz of market for their cattle. j Class of Salem Evangelical U. B. Caro, and Fred Witzke of Gage- will be asked by the Department of of Mr. Connolly. Mrs. Miller re- his parental home here. Sunday, i Church and their families were Agriculture for suggestions for Market Report Monday, Clarence Zapfe and sons, Erwin town. mained to spend a week in the present Thursday evening when More Farm Acres the betterment of the farm pro- Sept/ 7, 1953. home of her brother. and Eddie, of Caro and Mr. and : Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harris enter- Thousands of acres which once I gram. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kessler en- i tained that group at their cottage Two Colleges Offer raised feed for horses and mules Delegates to the state Grange Best butcher tertained at a party Sunday af- ' at Oak Bluff. Forty-two were are now raising crops for human meeting to be held the last week in ternoon in honor of their daugh- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence present.- Guests enjoyed a potluck Extension Courses consumption because farms have October in Grand Rapids were cattle 20.00-22.50 Zapfe and children at Mayville. ter's, Frances, 17th birthday. A i supper at seven o'clock. Miss Iva In Thumb Area been mechanized. There are only elected. Delegates are: Mr. and Medium 17.00-20.00 picnic dinner was served on the Several young persons of the ! Hildinger, class president, con- 2,900,000 horses and 1,800,000 mules Mrs. Albert Vollmar of Caro, lawn to the eleven guests pres- Baptist Church, who are leaving ducted the business meeting and The extension service of the on the nation's farms today. R. F, D., members of Columbia- Common 12.00-16.00 ent. There was dancing and games to enter colleges as freshmen, Maurice Joos was in charge of de- University of Michigan and Cen- Aimer Grange; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd were played for entertainment, were presented with plaques in the votions. Mrs. John Zinneeker ar- tral Michigan College has an- Reid of Cass City Grange, and Best butcher Frances received many lovely Sunday morning service. They in- ranged entertainment. The next nounced classes in three Thumb Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Brown of bulls 13.50-16.00 gifts. cluded Lyle Ludlow, who is enter- meeting will be at the church. communities starting in Septem- Millington Grange. Mr, and Mrs. George Clara at-j ing Michigan State College at E. A number of parents and mem- ber. Previously Pomona Grange had Medium to tended the funeral of Miss Ann Lansing; Faith Parrott, who - bers of the Cass City Livestock U of M will offer two history elected Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ma- Common 9.00-12.50 Severs, 16, of Birmingham entering Wheaton College in 111.; Club attended the State 4-H Show courses: "Roosevelt to Roosevelt" harg as delegates to the state Wednesday. The girl was killed James Ware, who is entering Bay at Macklin Stadium, Michigan at Caro High School, starting at meet. Best butcher Sunday at a horse show at Meta- City Business College, and Gray- State College, on Thursday. Those 7:30 p. m. Monday, Sept. 21, and cows 10.00-12.50 don Agar, who is entering school mora, when the horse she was rid- who went were, the leaders of the "Michigan Since 1837" at Pigeon Salt and Oil in Detroit. Medium .... 8.00-10.00 ing fell on her while attempting a club, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mer- High School, starting at 4:30 p. m. Michigan produced about 15 jump. The girl and her parents, N. C. Ronald, 63, husband of the chant and son, Larry, Mrs. Clare on Monday, Sept. 21. million barrels of crude oil in 1952. Cutters to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Severs, have former Ada Lee Heller of Cass Carpenter and son, Richard, David CMC will offer psychology and Animals suffer and lose About four million short tons of Canners .. 6.00-8.00 been frequent visitors of the City, died Sunday in a Caro nurs- Loomis, Mr. and Mrs. John Mar- English classes at Bad Axe ele- weight under a scorching sun, salt were produced—highest figure Claras here. ing home where he has been a shall and son, Roger, Jeanne mentary building. The classes will the same as human beings. among all states. Some 12 million Top veal 27.50-30.75 Monday evening, Sept. 14, is the patient for some time. Funeral O'Rourke, Fred Martin, Dick Don- start Sept. 14. English will be of- The wise farmer looks out for the welfare of his livestock by long tons of iron ore were taken Fair to good 21.50-27.00 date of the next regular meeting services were held Tuesday at ahue, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Mc- fered at 5 p. m. and psychology at from Lake Superior-area pits. of the Auxiliary to Tri-County Pigeon and burial was made in the Conkey and Mrs. Clinton Law and 7 p. m. protecting it from sun and rain. Seconds to Caseville Cemetery. Mr. Ronald son, Delbert. Ed McConkey and The above illustrated shelter Post No. 507, American Legion, can be nailed together in a Common 12.00-20.00 to be held in the Legion Hall. Mrs. was born at Gagetown and was a Ed Profit have spent the week at The father of a family always Many a man wishes his ship Grand Trunk Railroad employee the show, Ed McConkey and Dick tries to bring up his children in short time. It consists simply would come in before he is too old Top hogs 26.00-27.75 Alex Tyo, past unit president, will of a wooden frame over which install officers for the coming from 1912 to 1947. He lived at Donahue showed in the Holstein the way he should have gone. to navigate. Durand at the time he married class and Ed Profit in the Guern- are nailed large panels of Roughs . 16.00-20.75 year, headed by Mrs. Rosella Os- pressed wood. Inirn of Caro as president. Mrs. Heller. sey class. Advertise it in the Chronicle. Advertise it in the Chronicle. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN, CASS CITY CHRONICLE— FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1953, PAGE FIVE.

WANT AB RATES FOR SALE—Fordson tractor in FOR SALE—Singer sewing ma- Want ad of 25 words or less, 35 cents FOR SALE—Corriedale ram, FROZEN WORK SHOES, shown FOR SALE-—John Deere tractor WANTED—A few silos to fill with each insertion; additional words, 1 cent good running condition. Also chine, recently rebuilt. J. D. Sug- purebred, eligible to register. at Hulien's are no joke. They're bean puller and spring tooth field new field chopper outfit. Fred each. Ordars by mail should be accom- used parts from other tractors. den, 4 east, 2 south, 1% east of Orra Spaid, 2% east, % south of there to prove that Wolverine cultivator for tractor. William panied by cash or postage stamps. Rates Bardwell, Caro Tel. 947-2. Cass or display want ad on application. Melvin Surine, 6 west of Deford Cass City. 9-11-2* Cass City. 9-11-2* Shell Horsehides will dry out soft, Gilbirds, 4 east,' 5% south, of City/Rt. 2. 9-11-2* and % south on North Murry pliable and comfortable as old Cass City. 9-11-1* -FOR SALE—Kenmore washer, 9 Road. No junk dealers. 9-11-2* FOR SALE—Hot Point electric! PEARS FOR SALE — Louis house slippers no matter how wet ] WANTED—School girl for part months old, late model, just like range in good condition, cheap. Franks, ,Sr., '1% north of Cass they get. Come quick—see 'em FOR SALE—Green mohair daven- time waitress. Experience not ; FOR SALE— McCormick-Deering Steve Hrabec, 6279 Church St., port and chair and electric range, necessary. Board, room and new. Secondhand Store, East ! City. 9-11-1* and estimate how long the ice will Main St., Cass City. A Smithson, silo filler in good condition with Cass City. 9-11-2* last. You may be very glad you all in good condition. Mrs. Aud- salary. New Gordon Hotel, Cass phone 11R2. 9-11-1 | 40 feet pipe and new knives. In- FOR SALE—Five Holstein heifers ley Kinnaird, Cass City. 9-11-1 City. 9-11-2 FOR. .SALE—Chief Pontiac red po- ] did and you'll learn something quire Arthur Craig, phone 130F7. to freshen this month. 4 east, 6 about work shoes. 9-11-1 •CUSTOM BEAN combining. Case 9-11-2 tatoes, $1 a bushel. Phone 112F21. north, -2% east of Cass City. WE HAVE Kodak, Argus and FOR SALE— Good McCormick- combine with motor, 1 west, 3 . Peter Schmidt, 4 miles east, 1 Joseph C'ieslinski. 9-11-1* MILK ROUTE for sale. Very rea- Ansco cameras, $4.98 and up. Al- Deering silo filler and four extra north. Richard-McDonald. 9-11-2* iFOR .SALE—Rabbits. 7 east, 1 north, % east of Cass City. sonable. Must be sold. Operator so flashholders, bulbs, fresh sets of knives. Roy Brown, 4 north, % east of Cass City. Joyce 9-11-1 FOR SALE—Papec silo filler in leaving town. Inquire Wesley films. Ballagh's Restaurant, Old east, 2 south of Cass City. 9-11-1* FOR SALE—Tomatoes, $1.00 bu. Keller. • 9-11-1* good condition. Rothwell McVety, Milk Plant, Cass City. 9-11-1* Greenleaf M-53. Telephone 85F14. 1 west, 3 north, also fryers, 1 FOR SALE—Farmall H with mas- 3 south, 2% west of Cass City. 8-28-4* west, 3 north. Harriet McDonald. STRAYED TO our . pasture two ter cylinder, 2/14 plows and 4 9-4-2* FOR RENT—5 room flat in good, BLUE BOW 9-11-1* weeks ago, Holstein heifer. Call section harrows. Ralph, Clara, Vz condition and good location. John FOR SALE— McCormick-Deering 8F11 or 8F2. 8-28-2* mile east of Gagetown Friday MY SINCERE thanks to all the Harriman, phone 118R11, 4465 silo filler and Oliver corn binder Baler Twine night, Saturday and Sunday Brooker, Cass City. 9-11-1* with bundle carrier, in good con- dear friends for the cards, letters, FOR SALE—Standard Bidwell GUARANTEED KNOTLESS flowers and phone calls, while I morning only. 8-28-3* REAL ESTATE dition. John Zinnecker, 1 east, 3 beaner, cheap. Hazen Kritzman, ROX MASONRY PAINT stops north of Cass City. 9-11-1 was a patient in Bad Axe General % mile west of Shabbona. 8-28-3* WE RECOVER and restyle your BASEMENT HOME — Living water, beautifies masonry walls $10,75 Hospital. Especially Rev. Weckle furniture. Also do general furni- room, kitchen and dining, two (interior and exterior). Dealer WEDDING GIFT? Why not give and all the folks of the First RADIO SERVICE—Home or shop. ture repairing. Hutchinson's Up- bedrooms and bath. Good location. Leeson Wallpaper and Paint them a camera and flash to re- per bale Baptist Church. Mrs. John Craw- Thomas R, O'Connor, Cass City, holstery Shop. Phone Cass City $2,600 full price. Store, Cass City. 9-4-4 cord their honeymoon trip? If we ford. 9-11-1* ' Michigan. Phone 285R5. 8-14-tf 333. 8-28-tf haven't got what you want, we .SIX ROOM home, modern except Rabideau' Farm FOR SALE—150 1-year-old laying FOR SALE—7-room house in can get it. We have cameras, WANTED—Scrap metal, batteries, furnace, garage. Good location. Sebewaing on 1% acres good Leghorn hens. 3% north of Col- junk cars. Pickup on quantities. $4,200 full price. Terms. flash equipment, bulbs, film and Service wood. Pete Seibel. 9-11-1* INSURANCE land. Partly furnished, if desired. developing service. Neitzel Studio Phone 267 Call 173. Southside Auto Parts, Ed Gaeth, 7 North Miller St., Cass City OF ALL KINDS Cass City. 11-30-tf MODERN SIX ROOM brick home, and Camera Shop, Cass City. KEYS! Any kind at Bulen Motors, ideal location, plenty of shade, oil Sebewaing. 9-4-3* 9-4-tf Cass City, Mich. ' 12-8-tf HOME FOR SALE—7-room house, 4 bed- FOR RENT— by week or month furnace, closed in porch, priced LEAVE HERE your film for FARM on M-25 close to Sand Point Road right. WE DO SPRAY painting, white- rooms, bath, good basement, oil PIN BOYS WANTED—Call Louis AUTOMOBILE speedy developing and quick ser- washing and refinishing silos. furnace, 3-car garage. Priced to Bartz at Cass City 60R2. 8-28-3 Caseville. Furnished 5-rdom cot- vice. We har.dle all size films for FIRE tage. 4391 South Seeger, Cass 5 ROOMS and bath, basement, 3 Sandusky Spray Service. See or sell. 6469 W. Garfield, Cass City, LIABILITY lots all for $4,000. all kinds of cameras. Ballaghs call Charles Brewster, Sandusky, phone 56R5. 9-4-2* CAMERAS ARE .our business. City, or phone 12. 7-31-tf Restaurant, Old Greenleaf M-53, Stop in and let's get acquainted. LIFE phone 451M. S.-28-4* SALESWOMAN wanted—Will ap- 2 FAMILY in Watrousville, A telephone 85F14. 8-28-4* DRIVE OUT TO Ballagh's for You name the camera and we'll nice one with 4 lots, all for $6,300. SAFE LOW COST corn storage! good coffee and hamburgers and get it. Argus, Ansco, Baldix, Arnold Copeland point a woman 30-55 for rapidly FOR RENT—3 Apartments, One expanding rural sales staff in You are assured 100% safety nice gift selections. Ballagh's Kodak, Liecas, etc. Neitzel Studio Phone 235R3 6293 W. Main St. EIGHT-ROOM home, 6 down, two furnished. All with heat and hot when you store your corn in the Restaurant, Old Greenleaf M-53. and Camera Shop, Cass City. 6-15-tf . this area. Car furnished, liberal up, two lots, good well. Small water furnished. B. A. Calka, expense and highest commission. strongest corn crib made, The Telephone 85F14. 8-28-4* 9-4-tf barn. Full price $3,000. 6487 Main St., Cass City. S-7-tf Martin all steel, corn crib. 1300 FOR .SALE—Potatoes. 2 south, 4 Sales experience helpful but not PHOTO FINISHING — Fast CUSTOM BEAN combining with east of Deford. William Zimba. necessary. Person selected will be A HOME on the range, two bed- BE SURE AND SEE the free and 1500 basket in stock. Se- lect your needs early. Blythe service, hi-gloss finish. Service, an Allis-Chalmers combine with 9-4-3* thoroughly trained. For personal rooms, full bath, garage, on five movie at Bartnik's Service, cor- quality and fair price. Enlarge- motor. Steve Ziemba, Jr., 4 east, interview, write Box 109, Caro. acres. Just a mile and one-half ner of M-53 and M-81, every Kellerman, Martin Steel Dealer, ments made from your negatives. 8 south, % west of Cass City. FOR SALE—Microtone hearing 9-4-2 out of town on five acres', Thursday. 8-14-tf Elkton. 8-28-3 Pictures copied if no negative. 9-11-2 aid nearly new. Phone 92 or see Terms. Neitzel Studio, Cass City. 10-20-tf M. R. Vender. ' 9-4-2 I DO TRUCKING to Marlette, Home economists at Michigan NICE SlX-room home, garage, on Caro, Sandusky and also do other Marlette Roofing and FOR SALE—-Warnke bean har- State College report that potato We Sell and Service five acres, just out of village trucking. Roy Newsome, phone vester in good condition, $100.00. salad doesn't freeze satisfactorily. limits, $6,500 full price. 32©F22. 8-28-3* Sheet Metal Co. Chas. Bond, 5 east, 1 south, % The potatoes become mushy when t Real Estate Bargains east of Cass City. 9-11-1* Titan Chain Saws THREE-BEDROOM home, one ROOFS APPLIED OR frozen—and the salad dressing i , REPAIRED separates. | HERE IS one that won't last acre land, wonderful buy at Arnold Copeland SADDLERY—Wholesale and re- j long. Country Store located in Ask for Demonstration. $3r700. Farm and General Ruberoid Tite-On Shingles, Built- tail. We guarantee to sell cheap- Man is a reasoning creature who j prosperous farming village. Ap- up roofs. Insulated Brick or As- er. We buy, sell, repair and trade Lumber and Timber cut to Auctioneering used saddles. The Shoe Hospital, delights in logic until it threatens prox. $3,500. in stock, consisting your specifications. James Colbert Take advantage of our complete bestos siding. Metal decks and Ms pet prejudice. of light hardware; groceries; beer auction service. eavetroughs. Cass City, Mich. 5-28-tf and wine take out, etc. Building, Broker You can place the entire adminis- Terms if desired. Raw pineapple contains an fixtures and stock all for $4,500, 1 NOTICE—New Gordon Hotel Bar- B. & L. Lumber Co. . Cass City, Mich. tration of your auction in our Free estimates. Drop us a card or ber Shop hours: Monday 8-5; enzyme which breaks down, gelatin. 5-15- hands and we wrll make all ar- call Marlette 139. Therefore, only cooked or canned INCOME PROPERTY—6 rooms Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and bath, down and 3 room apart- Robinson & Hadley Roads rangements. 10-7. Saturday 8 to 9. Closed pineapple should be used in mak- Cass City, Michigan FOR SALE—1935 Chevrolet se- Phone 235R3 6293 W. Main St ing molded salads, explains Lucile ment upstairs; separate en- dan. Good condition. 4 miles Max S. Patrick, Prop. Thursday. Tommy Gruber? opera- trance; brick home in good loca- Phone Cass City 217F2 a Cass City tor. 6-5-tf Decker of Michigan State College's west, /4 north of Cass City. Mrs. 10-20-tf Marlette, Michigan foods and nutrition department. tion; newly decorated; also alum, 5-26-tf windows and storm door; Vene- 9-4-tf Fred Dodge. 9-4-2* TIRES—Tractors, truck, cars and FOR SALE—1 Papec silo filler, farm equipment, new and used. Sandwich fillings that freeze tian blinds—nice yard. Owner USED TIRES—Most sizes. Save nearly new; 1 John Deere corn I SELL AND SERVICE Badger j leaving State must sacrifice at FOR SALE—F-20 tractor with barn cleaners; Aerovent hay and All sizes. The H. 0. Paul C©. satisfactorily include: cheddar or money. Southside Auto Parts, binder. Allen Dunlap, 4 east, 2 6-30-tf cream cheese, sliced or ground i $8,500. TERMS. cultivator and bean puller, 2 4100 S. Seeger St. 2-10-tf grain drying fans; dairy barn bottom 14 inch plow, $300.QO. El- south, 1% east of Cass City. meat, sliced or ground poultry, 9-4-2* ventilating systems; Conde low- '80 ACRES near Kingston—65 ton Willis, 1 west and first place IF YOU desire a word of encour- vacuum milkers; Haverly, copper fish and cooked egg yolk. Butter under cultivation — stock and Trade-in Sewing makes a good spread for frozen south of Cass City. 9-11-1* agement and prayer, call Cass FOR SALE—Jersey cow, 5 years lined, side and top open, milk equipment, $11,000. Down pay- City 203 and say "I need encour- coelers and electrically heated sandwiches. | ment $5,000. BEANER FOR SALE — Mt. old. Gives plenty of good rich agement." 3-20-tf milk. 5 south, 1 east of Cass City. drinking fountains. Satchell Sales Machines ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. I Vernon "Keck". 36-48 inch cy- Final Account ! 5 ACRES—7 room home; furnace; linder on good rubber and in Mrs. Lillie Englehart. 9-4-2* and Service. Phone 9086, Caro. State of Michigan, The Probate Court i own water

Make Them Eat More • Meat Supply Down The best way to progress these Employment High Illinois livestock specialists re- Despite the increased marketing days is to pay as you go, and if Figures recently made available port feeding antibiotics in hog ra- of beef, the total supply of re^ you can't pay, don't go. show that Michigan ended 1952 tions will help get hogs ready for meat this year, including pork, with more people at work than at the best market price in August, beef, veal, lamb and mutton, may Last Sunday guests of Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Guisbert and tin Moore and daughter, Florence, Mrs. Twilton Heron were Mr. and children of Bald Eagle Lake visited of Grant were week-end guests of any time in previous history of the Antibiotics have the effect of be a bit smaller than 1952, accord- The modern non-stop automobile state. Employment rolls listed 2,- speeding gains in that they stimu- ing to the Department of Agricul- Mrs. Durward Heron and daugh- from Saturday until Monday at their mother, Mrs. Eva Moore. late the hogs to eat more feed. And ter, Penny, Miss Betty Lou Mc- the home of their parents, Mr. and driver is an average citizen look- 333,000 persons employed and ture. The total meat supply per Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moore of only 55,000 jobless. more feed intake means more pork person figures out at about 142 Donald of Ann Arbor, Mr. and Mrs. John Guisbert, and Mr. and Cambridge came last Tuesday on a ing for a place to park. on the hog. pounds against 145 last year. In- Mrs. Jack Leitch and children, Mrs. Elmer Butler. leave from the Navy and will re- These specialists point out that creased population and reduced Shirley, Richard and Bonnie Lou, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mosey and turn on Friday. of Royal Oak, Mr. and Mrs. M. children of Bad Axe were Monday antibiotics will make your feed pork supplies accounts for the Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Martin cost more, but pay for themselves drop. Peterson and sons, Kirk and Dick, afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. when you see our of Bay City and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn, Jr. spent several days at the home of in that the hog is ready for market his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard in a shorter time and with more James Champion and children, Mrs. Ervin Parker and baby weight. Never judge a man by the com- James and Becky, of Cass City. daughter, Eliece Jean, have re- Martin. They were married August Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Griffin of turned home from the Schuerer 29 and a reception was held for pany he keeps—it may be his Memphis, Tennessee, returned Hospital in Pigeon. them Sunday. Among those at- Advertise it in the Chronicle. wife's relatives. home last Tuesday after visiting Mr, and Mrs. Norris E. Mellen- tending were: Mr. and Mrs. Donald the past week at the home of their dorf and children, Arlene and Mil- Martin of Sebewaing, Mr. and Mrs. cousins, Mr. and Mrs. William ton, and Mrs. DeEtte J. Mellen- Cecil Martin and son, Robert, of Ashmore, Sr., and other relatives. dorf were Sunday afternoon callers Pontiac, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Sef- Mr,, and Mrs. Levi J. Helwig and of Mrs. Wayne Mellendorf near ton and son of Cass City and Miss daughter, Joyce, of Cass City were Cass City. Betty Martin of Bad Axe. Tuesday evening visitors of the Grant-Elkland Grange will meet Cass City PICKLE GROWERS latter's mother, Mrs. DeEtte J. at the Bird Schoolhouse on Friday Mellendorf. evening, September 11. Some ideas should be carried out LET US BUY YOUR PICKLES Last Sunday visitors of Mr. and The Grant Farm Bureau held —others should be carried out in Mrs. William Ashmore, Sr., were their monthly meeting Wednesday a basket. Mr. and Mrs. William Ashmore, evening, September 9, at the Jr., and daughter, Floy, and son, Williamson Schoolhouse. Number 1 $7.00 per 100 Robert, of Gagetown, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin and Andrew Kozan and children, Louis, daughter, Kathy, were .Saturday Number 2 $3.00 per 100 Margaret and Randy, of Cass City, evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Justus Ashmore and Raymond Roberts. children, Bonnie, Linda and Den- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Banks and Number 4 $1.00 per 100 nis, of Saginaw, Samuel Ashmore daughter, Georgia, of Pigeon were and son, Samuel, of Detroit and Sunday and Sunday evening visi- son, James, of Rescue and Charles tors of the latter's parents, Mr. STATIONS AT Ashmore and sons, David, Roger, and Mrs. John Guisbert. Henry and Dale, of Rescue. Mrs. Jack Leitch and children, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn, Sr., Shirley, Richard and Bonnie Lou, DEFORD - KINGSTON - DAYTONA attended a wedding near Port of Royal Oak have spent the past Copeland Bros., Auctioneers Austin Saturday. few weeks at the home of her Mrs, Howard Helwig of Grant parents, Mr. and Mrs. Twilton spent Thursday at the home of Mr, Heron, as Mrs, Heron has been in Having sold my farm, I will sell the following personal property and Mrs. Levi J. Helwig' of Cass ill health. Patzer Food Products Co. City. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Moore of at public auction on the premises located 4 miles east, 1 mile south The Woman's Society of Chris- Cambridge, Mass., Mr. and Mrs. Imlay City, Michigan tian Service of the Grant Church Lawrence Moore and children, and 2V2 miles east of Cass City, on will have met at the church base- Connie, Ann and Larry, of Lan- ment Thursday, Sept. 10, for din- sing, Mr. N and Mrs. Jack Wendell ner, business meeting and pro- of Pontiac and Mr. and Mrs. Mar- gram. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Services each Sunday at the Notice is Hereby Given That One 1953 Grant Methodist Church: Sunday Plymouth Conv. Mtr. No. P24-243421 may be inspected at Eabideau Motor, Cass Thursday, Sept. 17 School at 10:30 with Martin City, Michigan, where it is stored, and Frutchey Bean Co. Moore as the superintendent and that such vehicle will be offered for public sale at said place on Saturday the 12th preaching services at 11:30 o'clock day of September at 10:00 a. m., K. S. T., Beginning at 1 o'clock with the pastor, Rev. Jason Hollo- year 1953. UNIVERSAL CIT CREDIT DEFORD, MICH. peter, conducting the services. CORPORATION Choir practice on Friday evening A Maryland Corporation Holstein cow, 3 years old, due 2 Holstein heifers, 1 year old iunder the supervision of Mrs. By G. F. KELLY, WILL BE Branch Manager Sept 30 Holstein heifer calf Clare Profit. Everyone welcome to 600 Eddy Bldg. attend these services. Saginaw, Mich. Gray Durham cow, 8 years old, .Services at the Canboro Latter 9-4-2 MACHINERY Day Saint Church every Sunday NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE due April 18 Notice is Hereby Given That One 1949 2 rubber tired wagons, 1 and Sunday evening. Sunday Oldsmobile 4 dr. Mtr. No. 8A116965 may ^^M^^ M^MMM^MF ^^Hp^^ *W^BB(^^ •••••••BB^ MfliiMMMl^^^ School at 10 o'clock with Clayton be inspected at Eabideau Motor, Cass Holstein cow, 7 years old, due grain box City, Michigan, where it is stored, and Gemmell as the superintendent. that such vehicle will be offered for April 7 Preaching services at 11 and 8 public sale at said place on Saturday the 1 iron tired wagon with SATURDAY AFTERNOONS 12th day of September at 10:00 a. m. o'clock conducted by Elder John E, S. T., year 1953. Red Durham cow, 5 years old, rack Abbe of Owendale. Midweek UNIVERSAL CIT CREDIT prayer meeting every Wednesday. CORPORATION due Sept. 25 B John Deere tractor AND A Maryland Corporation Everyone invited to attend all By G. F. KELLY, Red Durham cow, 8 years old, these services. Branch Manager John Deere cultivator 600 Eddy Bldg. Richard McDonald, who is em- Saginaw, Mich. open 1 bottom tractor .plow ployed in Pontiac, spent the week 9-4-2 Red Durham cow, 6 years old, end at his farm here in Grant. NOTICE OF MEETING OF DRAINAGE McCormick-Deering mower Mrs. Arthur Moore returned to BOARD due Sept. 29 OPEN her home Saturday evening from TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN? Single disc Cultipacker Notice is hereby given that on the 21st Pleasant Home Hospital in Cass day of August, 1953, a petition was filed Red Durham cow, 6 years old, ALL DAY THURSDAY City after having been a patient with Bert Watterworth, County Drain Grain drill Hay loader Commissioner pf the county of Huron due April 29 there the past week. asking for the i cleaning out and deepening Side delivery rake Mr. and Mrs,. Alton Summers of the Freeman Inter-County Drain lo- BEGINNING cated in the Township of Brookfield, Gray Durham cow, 6 years old, and children, Debra and Donald, County of Huron, Township of Elmwood, 3 section harrows of New Lothrop visited relatives County of Tuscola. due Feb. 6 here from Saturday until Monday. And Whereas, a certified copy of said 2 section spike harrows petition was served upon Freeland Sug- Red Durham cow, 5 years old, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roberts den County Drain Commissioner of the OCTOBER 3rd were business callers in Saginaw County of Tuscola, and the Director of Buzs saw Weedier Agriculture, by Bert Watterworth County due Nov. 9 Wednesday. Drain Commissioner of the County of Platform scales, 1500 Ibs* Huron. Roan Durham cow, 5 years old, Now, Therefore, in accordance with Act No. 316, P. A. 1923, as amended, a due Oct. 18 Fanning mill meeting of the Drainage Board of said drain will be held at Home of Leslie Kain, 5 acres corn, standing; 2 and 3/4 miles east of the Village of Holstein heifer, 2 years old, Bach, south side of Bach Road, Section 33 in the township of Brookfield, County of bred Jewelry wagon Milk cans OUR GREAT Huron, on the 24th day of September, 1953, at 11:00 o'clock in the forenoon, to determine the practieableness of said im- provement. TERMS—All sums of $10 and under, cash: over that amount, 1 to 12 months' time will Now, Therefore, all persons owning lands liable to an assessment for benefits be given on approved notes. or whose lands will be crossed by said drain, or any municipality affected, are requested to be present at said meeting, iif they so desire. Dated at Lansing, Michigan, this 24th day of August, 1953. G. S. McINTYRE, JACOB HILLER, Owner Acting Director of Agriculture By John Hudson, Deputy Director in charge of Drains. 9-4-2 Pinney State Bank, Clerk

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Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Denhoff en- Mr. and Mrs. George Jeffrey of Mrs. Forest Wilmont is in Mel- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. D'Arcy visited at the Earl Dibble home Look for the brighter things in tertained the members of the Highland Park were week-end vin helping to care for her mother, visited in the Melvin D'Arcy home over the week end. life—the gloomy ones will show up Friendship Class of the Methodist guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon who is very ill. in Almont Sunday. without searching. The Woman's Study Club enter- Sunday School at their farm home Everett. Mrs. Mary McCormick is enter- Mr. and Mrs. Alton Lyons and Wars will continue until men tained their husbands and school Friday evening, Sept. 4, Mrs. Carrie Ruggles has re- taining relatives from New York. Edd spent the week end with their grow brave enough to stop them. Your neighbors take very little faculty at a supper in the Kingston Mr. and Mrs. Roy Tors a»d turned to her home here after Rev. and Mrs. M. C. Kettle son, Rev. and Mrs. Bill Lyons, in interest in your problems—but ex- School Tuesday evening. family of North Branch visited at spending two weeks with her spent the Labor Day week at their Cheboygan. As usual the buck shortage be- pect a great deal of loyalty from Mrs. Carl Hunt is on the sick the John Burns home Sunday. daughter in Saginaw. cottage at Houghton Lake, Mrs. Robt. Dibble of Reese comes acute at this time of year. you. list. Mrs. Martha Hackel has re- turned to her home here after} visiting her sisters in Pontiac,. Rev. M. L. Kettle was a business caller in Owosso Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howey and Mrs. Alton Lyons spent Wednes- day in Saginaw. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tewksbury spent last week in Northern Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Moore, Jo- Ann and Janet, spent Monday in Pontiac. • Mary Lue Taylor entered Sagi- naw General Hospital Sept. 1 to begin nurses' training. TRY DREWIW-JimBa g ONCE «« «°»^^ DIRECTORY

JAMES BALLARD, M. D. Office at Cass City Hospital Phone 221R3 . Hours, 9-5, 7-9 DENTISTRY arid (jou won't go back to E. C. FRITZ other tar! Office over Mac & Scotty Drug Store. We solicit your partronage when in need of work. H. T. Donahue, A. B., M. D. Physician and Surgeon X-Ray Eyes Examined Phones: Office, 96—Res. 69 K. I. MacRae, D. O. ] Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Half block east of Chronicle Office, 226R2 Res. 226R3 B. H. STARMANN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Hours—Daily, 9 to 5. Wednes- day and Saturday evenings, 7:30- 9:30. Other times by appointment. Phones: Office, 189R2 Home 189R3 DR. D. E. RAWSON DR. G. C. CARKICK DENTISTS Office in Sheridan Building F. L. MORRIS, M. D. Office 4415 South Seeger St. Office hours, 1-4 and 7-9 p. m. Phone 221R2 Harry Crandell, Jr., D. V. M. Office, 4488 South Seeger St. Why are we so sure Phone 27 PHOTOGRAPHER Call 245 Cass City you'll switch to FRITZ NEITZEL, P. A. of A. Baby Portrait - Commercial WEDDINGS, STUDIO AND CANDID Drewrys for good? STEVENS' NURSING HOME Because so many, many thousands of folks here Cass City Specializing in the care of have told us "MY FIRST BOTTLE PROVED IT- the chronically ill. Under the supervision of DREWRYS JUST PLAIN TASTES BETTER THAN Helen S. Stevens, R. N. ANY OTHER BEER!" You see, there is no other beer DR. B. Y. CLARK Chiropractic Physician that is brewed and aged the exclusive Drewrys way. Office Hours Mon., Fri., 9-12, 1-5 This makes Drewrys so wonderfully light in body Tues., Wed., Sat, 9-12, 1-5 Closed Thursdays that you can enjoy as much as you want without a 148 W. Lincoln St. Caro Phone 370 feeling of fullness afterwards . . . yet so hearty in N. C.MANKE flavor that every drop of Drewrys is always com- Steam Baths and Swedish Massage pletely satisfying. Special Foot Treatments Mrs. Manke in Attendance. Church & Oak Streets, Cass City Now, both men and women can enjoy beer Phone 29R2 BAYLEY BUSINESS SERVICE to their hearts' content, without concern over "That Wood Building 7 Bookkeeping Income Tax full feeling/ What's more, you will find—as mil- Office Hours 2-5 p. m. daily lions already have—that Drewrys is the finest beer Telephone 289 you've ever tasted. Yet Drewrys costs you no more Expert Watch Repairing PROMPT SERVICE than ordinary beers. No wonder we can say, "TRY REASONABLE CHARGES DREWRYS-JUST ONCE, AND YOU WON'T Satisfaction Guaranteed No Job Too Big - No Job Too Small WANT TO GO BACK TO ANY OTHER BEER!" Daniel's Jewelers Changed to WM. MANASSE'S JEWELRY 180 N. State St. Car©, Mich. Cemetery Memorials DREWRYS Largest and Finest Stock Ever in This Territory at Caro, Michigan

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Phone 99F14 Drewrys ltd., U.S. A. Inc., South Bend, Ind. Cumings Memorials PHONE 458 PREMIUM QUALITY WITHOUT THE PREMIUM PRICE CARO, MICHIGAN PAGE EIGHT. CASS CITY GHEONICLE— FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1953, CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. that we purchase water supply 00; Rusch Construction Co., $54.- motion by Benkelman and McLel-j Blueprint Co., $1.33; General Tele- the bills be paid. Carried. Maj. Francis Koepf bonds up to $5,000.00 now, with 00; Baldy's Sunoco Service, $41.- Ian the following resolution was phone Co., $18.02; S. Champion Meeting adjourned. money set aside a year ago for re- 67; Ideal Plumbing Co., $21.35; adopted by a vote of Yeas 5, Nays Adv. Co., $10.00; Gambles, $5.19; WILMA S. FRY, On Duty in Japan surfacing, which does not draw Reichle Supply Co., $83.67; Stand- O, absent 1; "Resolved that the Maiers Freight, $15.59; West's Clerk. Meeting called to order July 21 interest, and save the interest, on ard Oil Co., $44.40; Brinker Lum- with all trustees present. Minutes proposition and franchise of the Welding, $40.75; Bishop Hardware, Maj. Francis J. Koepf, son of the five bonds. Later, if it is still ber Co., $55.44; W. H. Stewart Co., Detroit Edison Company, be $27.60; Brinker Lumber Co., $80.- GARDEN IRRIGATION Michael Koepf, Route 3, TJnion- of the last meeting read and ap- advisable, another five bonds to be $58.95; Cliff Ryan, $4.81; Shaw1 adopted, subject however, to con- proved as read. 30; C. C. Oil and Gas, $42,50; ville, is serving with the Japan purchased with the $5,000.00 set Contract Co., $2,076,45; C. C. firmation by a vote of the electors Baldy's, $41.56; S. T. & H. Oil Co., Signal Service Battalion at Camp President reported the Nestle' aside for the same project for Chronicle, $31.60; Michael Law- of the Village of Cass City, Tus- pre-filter completed at a cost to $146.09; Geo. P. Johnson, $27.30; Yokohama. 1953. Carried. rence Co., $52.00; Hubbell, Roth cola County, Mich." Following this Leeson Paint Store, $57.88; Swim- The battalion maintains the the Nestle' Company, of $9,017.42. & Clark, $425.00; Badger Meter was a motion by Benkelman and Motion by Benkelman and Hart- A building permit for an en- ming Pool Insurance, $21.83; C. communication system for the trance addition to present house Co., $342.78; Diamond Salt Co., Damm wherein the clerk was M. Wallace, truck insurance, $50.- Armed Forces' Far Eastern head- wick that we renew the mainte- $208.50; Bulen Motors, $24.36; authorized to give notice of regis- nance agreement which exists with for Joseph Gruber was granted. 00; A. Copeland, truck insurance, quarters. Each day thousands of E. L. Schwaderer, $35.80; State tration and of an election to be $62.07; F. Ottoway, $70,00; V. messages are handled by the radio, the Nestle' Company. Carried. Bills were presented. Bills as Highway Dept., $100.17; Social held October 12, 1953, making the Motion by Benkelman and Wood Thompson, $4.38; Detroit Edison telephone and intercommunication follows: Glenzade Products, $60.- Security, $78.93; Detroit Edison last registration date Sept. 14, Co., $638.78; L. Crocker, $343.20; facilities which are installed, main- Co., $579.46; Louis Crocker, $198,- 1953. Carried. Willard, $296.89; Wm. tained and operated by the unit. It 25; William Willard, $178.13; Dick Minutes of the last meeting were Schram, $261.26; Dick Wallace, also processes official movies and Wallace, $156.20; William .Schram, read and approved as read. $256.30; Wm. Schram, patrol, furnished them to 13 film libraries m CHALMERS" fy. JULIUS NOVAK. $156.25; Steve Harbec, $71.50; For home gardeners who Municipal (maintenance contract $135.00, mileage $32.41; Roger irrigate their plots in dry in the Far East Command. Steve Orto, $215.00, for mileage, Parrish, $148.50; Mr. Holmberg, Major Koepf, administrative in- 600O. THAT'U. CAN RELY OPQN with the State for M-81 was dis- weather, here is a tip. Place SAVE ME THE $53.70; William Schram, patrol, cussed for the fiscal year 1953-54, $220.00; Steve Orto, $356.25, mile- spector in Headquarters Company, $70.00, for mileage, $18.83; Irv. the end of the hose on a board, TROUBLE rp HAVE beginning July 1, 1953, and ending age, $65.03; Steve Harbec, $63.80; as pictured above, and it will has been in the Army since 1940 TRYIN6 TO Claseman, $150.00; A. P. Holm- Irv. Claseman, $150.00; Wilma .S. and in the Far East since March, ft R.E. JOHMON June 30, 1954. The following prevent washing of the soil. berg, $165.00; Roger Parrish, $89,- resolution was adopted by the Fry, $175.00; .C. L. Burt, $325.00, This method of irrigating is 1952. He formerly attended Michi- HARDWARE 10; Jack Connell, $13.65. Motion by car allowance, $50.00; Reva Little, gan State College and was em- TO HAVE THE FINEST council in a motion by Hunt and very effective and will insure SELECTIONS Benkelman and Hartwick the bills McLellan: "Resolved that the Vil- $26.25; Jack Gonnell, $13.50. Mo- top yield even in the driest ployed by Thomas Park Lumber IN TOWN. be paid. Carried. lage President and Clerk be tion by Benkelman and Damm that weather. Company. Meeting adjourned. authorized to sign the Municipal Meeting called to order August Maintenance contract with the 26 with all trustees present but State Highway Department, for Mr. Wood. full maintenance of M-81 through In courtesy to Mr. Warren, rep- Cass City." Carried. Mr. Burt was resentative for .Detroit Edison designated to continue as mainte- Co., the president delayed formali- nance supervisor and the wage ties and the matter of the fran- scale was increased over the pre- chise of the Village of Cass City ceding year. with the Detroit Edison Co., was In a motion by Hartwick and taken up. The agreement was ex- Benkelman, the following resolu- plained by Mr. Warren, and the tion was adopted: "Resolved, that clerk read a letter from Attorney the clerk be directed to certify to Stevens wherein the-ordinance was the State Health Commission that approved and recommended. In a Mr. C. L. Burt is the person in responsible charge of the Sewage Treatment Works in Cass City, and request that a certificate be **+t<*****+tt"l+**^tt^^^ issued him by the Commission." Treasurer reported a cash, bal- ance on hand of $31,973.80, with WHY TAKE CHANCES ? CHOOSE accounts payable of $10,221.73. Motion by Benkelman and Hart- wick that the treasurer be granted a 30 day extension for tax collec- Nationally tion at added fee. Carried. Building permit for a garage for Advertised Don McLachlan was granted. A discussion concerning the " No Parking" signs in front of the AT homes i across from the Roller Arena was held. Since they were erected before there was a parking 6 ways better Cass City Oil and Gas Company lot for the Arena patrons, it was decided that they are no longer • Thoroughly Inspected Come in and see our selection of nationally known appli- necessary. Motion by Hartwick ances. Select the one to suit your taste and budget and be and Damm that the signs be re- Reconditioned for Safety moved. Carried. assured that you have the BEST that money can buy. Discussion of the practice of Reconditioned for (motorists making U turns on Main Performance Street being a hazard and an in- Reconditioned for Value RCA TELEVISION SETS convenience was discussed. Motion by Hunt and Hartwick that Sec- Honestly Described MANY MORE CROSLEY REFRIGERATORS tion 37 of Traffic Ordinance No. 39 be amended to read as follows: BRANDS NOT ADMIRAL REFRIGERATORS "Section 37. It shall be unlawful for the driver of any vehicle to WMMK^ wo fotitiw t LISTED HERE make a U turn on Main Street within the limits of the Village of DEALER Cass City except on that portion THOR of Main Street which lies east of Woodland Avenue." Signs to be DUO THERM erected and ordinance be enforced. WASHERS Carried. Bills were presented. Bills as BULEN MOTORS follows: Morton .Salt Co,, $208.50; LaMotte Chemical, $4.39; County Phone 185R2 Cass City Road Comm., $58.50; W. S. Darley REFRIGERATOR AND RADIO & Co., $3.71; Solvay Sales, $23.85; E. L. Schwaderer, $9.80; Cash Ac- count, $10.80; Albee Hardware, $1.60; Klenzade Products, $125.80; J. V. Riley, $10.95; Standard Oil Co., $77.64; C. R. Hunt, $8,070.75; ELECTRIC DRYER DAYS Bigelow Hardware, $73.21; Wm. Gulf Gas - Fuel Oil - Tires and Batteries A. Dalee, $4.22; C. C. Chronicle, $21.42; Clark Seeley, $7.00; Hart- Stanley Phone 25 wick's Food Market, $3.32; M. & Asher, M. Plumbing, $1.00; Auten Motor Manager CASS CITY OIL & GAS Cass City Sales, $40.95; C. S. Auten, $20.00; Johns-Manville Corp., $1,011.26; ELECTRIC Bauer Candy Co., $3.80; Economy DRYER DAYS A Ak. . • • '•' ^^^^^ Refreshing as Mackinac's Look for the "Electric clearj clean air . . . Dryer Days" symbol. The dealer displaying this sunny blue and gold seal is a dryer spe- cialist. He's qualified to help select the elec- tric dryer that best meets your needs.

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NO MORE WASHDAY a sparkling glass of TOIL OR SOFT, FLUFFY CLOTHES DRY BLANKITS, PILLOWS, TROUBLE AT THi FLIP OF A SWITCH STUFFED TOYS—MOST ANYTHING MICHIGAN BREWED BEER No heavy, wet clothes Put a load of wash in Ninety-six percent of to carry . .; no clothes- your electric dryer. Set your washables can be pins, poles or lines to the controls and clothes dried in your electric fight. Wonderful new dry in minutes. It's as dryer. You get perfect freedom for you. easy as that! results every time. MichigagaC_3> nn BJDrewers A/-Associatio, ^ ' n 350 Madison Avenue • Detroit 26, Michigan , Altes Brewing Co. • Frankenmuth Brewing Co. • Goebel Brewing Co. See your "f/ecfr/c Dryer Days" Dealer Standard installations Pfeiffer Brewing Co. • Sebewaing Brewing Co. • Stroh Brewery Co. wired without charge CASS CITY. MICHIGAN, PAGE NINE Direct Processing GOOD WILL NEWS FROM OWENDALE Is New Farm Idea Mr. and Mrs. Silas Parker, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Jamieson and A number of farmers through- and Mrs. Jay Dickerson and Lizzie Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fritz spent out the country have come up with Andrews were evening guests two days at Mio visiting Mr.'and the idea of processing their prod- Tuesday of Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Mrs. Wesley Burnham and at ucts for direct sale to the consu- Dubbs. Rose City at the home of Mr. and mer or store as a method of DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Silas Parker and Mrs. Charles Wallace. getting a bigger share of each dol- son. Kenneth, and Mrs. May Sheu- Mr. and Mrs. .Fred Nelson spent lar spent for food. x felt were Friday evening guests three days last week at Mackinac Country Gentleman reports how FOR THE DEERFIELD of Mr. and Mrs. Israel Good and Island and other places. some farmers are doing it: son, Albert. Dan O'Kourke of .Gagetown George Moore has found a mar- Mr. Les Sheufelt, Detroit, Mrs. ket for beef in the freezers of CHURCH OF CHRIST May Sheufelt and Mr. and Mrs. spent two days with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson. friends living within a 50-mile ra- Ervin Andrews and children were dius of his Geneva, N. Y., farm. AND PARSONAGE Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Iva Nina Lavaque and Joe Madona He sends his customers a mimeo- Arnott and sons, Garey and Don. of Detroit spent the week end at graphed letter three months in ad- The occasion was in honor of the the home of Mr. and Mrs. Art vance of slaughter date. The let- DESTROYED BY TORNADO birthdays of Don, Garey and Iva Cooley, Jr., and children and Mr. ter sets the deadline for advance Arnott, which are in September. and Mrs. Ezra Mosher and grand- orders, explains the pricing for- Mrs. William. Haag and Mr. and son, Dean. mula and cost of processing. With WILL BE HELD Mrs. Edsel Haag and three chil- Ida Rosenbuger of Saginaw and it is an order blank on which the dren of Utica, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ray Picklo of Elkton were customer indicates preferences of Ernest Robison of Pontiac were Friday afternoon guests of Mr. cuts and weights. Moore sells at Wednesday, Sept. 16 guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Fred Nelson. the current wholesale price for Dave O'Connell. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fleming choice grade, charging six cents and children of Detroit were week- more a pound for hindquarters AT THE HOME OF end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd and four cents less for fronts. Fritz. Fifteen poultrymen in the Syra- : cuse, N. Y., area are getting nine MRS. MACK LITTLE Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kucthe of cents a dozen over the New York fi^'> *'* Milwaukee,, Wisconsin, Mrs. Wil- price by grading, candling and liam Summerfield and Mrs. Mil- 2 south and 2 y2 west of Cass City packing their eggs in Golden Acres Dickies dred Hoxie of Royal Oak were Grade A cartons and delivering week-end guests at the farm home them each week direct to the SERVING WILL BEGIN AT 5:30 of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Bultman of coolers in stores of the Producers SHIRTS * PANTS Owendale. and Customers Family Foods Mrs. Ethel Brandon and daugh- Chain. ter, Loraine, of Bad Axe were Farmers in other sections may Sponsored in Community Interest by $ Wednesday evening guests of Mrs. find this method of marketing their Iva Arnott. products as profitable as the ex- ASHER'S amples given. MEN'S WEAR The main reason why you can't Cass City State Bank | take your money with you is that Phone 87 »t goes before you do. *i*>j<»^»**^****^**£*j"£»^»£*£^>»444***»**^ Advertise it in the Chronicle. MAXWELL HOUSE

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YOUR HOME - OWNED I GA MARKET I 0 • ' • ' A PHONE 267 CASS CITY PAGE TEN. CASS CITY CHRONICLE— FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1953, CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. Helwig Shines as Marriage Licenses BOWLING TEAMS •.«the Guest Evangelist Army Softball Hurler Concluded from page one. Marriage licenses -were granted tain. BATWINO to 12 persons in Tuscola County, Team number seven: Isabel In keeping with the post armis- according to the records in the Seeley, Dorothy Ballard, Sarah tice athletic policy, the 15th Can clerk's office. Ulrey, Joan Asher and Jackie SWEATER Do Infantry regiment in Korea re- Licenses were granted to: Frieburger, captain. cently inaugurated a Softball cir- cuit throughout the Unit and the Emanuel Alvin Weber, Jr., 19, Team number eight: Vickie Kloc,, Medics of Blue Battalion Aid Sta- of Millington and Donna Jean Lucille Sommers, Jean Auten^ now with Montney, 19, of North Lake. Martha Harbec and Betty Town- tion emerged the victors. The fol- send, captain. lowing excerpt is taken from a T NEVER should have trusted Frank Luther Broadworth, 55, crochet trim I newspaper clipping from over •*• Clint Stone the day he rode into of Caro and Gladys Rhea Dunham, Team number nine: Alice Riley,. there which reads in part "One of my ranch wanting a job as horse 57, of Fairgrove. Lois Auten, Jane Safford, Vernita. wrangler. Maybe it was the nar- Spencer and Donna Hildinger, cap- the outstanding stars of the entire William Frank Mount, 19, of tain. series was Cpl. Elwyn Helwig. In row eyes and the way he had of Fairgrove and Frances Elizabeth six games played to determine the running his hands along his gun Elliott, 16, of Philadelphia. Team number 10: Gladys Albee,. champions of his battalion, Helwig belt, made him look suspicious. Gertrude Bringardner, Kate Hul- After two months of working for William Benjamin Ash, 19, of burt, Beverly Myas and Judy pitched every one, allowing not Cass City and Beatrice Ellen Wer- one run to cross the plate. He! the Lazy X ranch, he up and Franklin, captain. vanishes with nette, 19, of Cass City. Team number 11: Margaret pitched the next two games with Richard Lee Stevenson, 18, of the First and Second Battalions, two of my best Wallace, Dorothy Schram, Dorothy studs. Caro and Joan Frances Cockerill, Taylor, Verna Mae McRae and winning both contests. In the in- 18, of Caro. tra-divisional series, Helwig Ben Elders, my Bertha Hildinger, captain. pitched his team -to victory over foreman roared Frank Erody, 29, of Fairgrove Team number 12: Marilyn Clase- into the house and Rose Ann Humpert, 20, of Rev. K. Roy Johnson. man, Velma Cooper, Hazel Parsch,, the 65th and 7th Regiments before the morning Clint left. He was a stopping Divarty's bid for a win. Fairgrove,. Rev. K. Roy Johnson, evangelist Fanny Hutchinson and Iva Mae comical sight, Stetson and "boots William Eugene Denton, 22, of from Spencerville, Ohio, will be the Hildinger, captain. The two games at Corps again and pajamas in between, bending found Cpl. Helwig on the mound Detroit and Shirley Joyce Howell, speaker at a series of revival over me, shaking me until I plumb meetings scheduled at the Mizpah GOLDEN WEDDING | for the Blue Aidmen. All in all, hneae r rolled out of bed. "Clint stole 18, of Reese. I pitched his team to 12 straight George William Stock, 46, of United Missionary Church Sept. your best studs, Boss!" Ben said, 14-27. Concluded from page one I victories before losing the unlucky his eyes rolling with anger. Caro and Alice Alfreda McDonald, 13th game to the Engineers. 47, of Vassar. Rev. Johnson is reported to be a Mrs. Eugene Vader of Colwood^, Somehow I sorta expected some- . highly interesting and forceful thing like that .to happen, so I William Jack Hiltz, 23, of Fair- by Rev. Fred Traver who at that Rally Scheduled took it calmly. "When did he grove and Charlotte Freda Roth, ] speaker, according to Rev. Lewis time was president of the Michi- leave?" 20, of Caro. I L. Surbrook, pastor of the church gan Methodist Protestant Con- which is located on M-53, four ference. Eev. K. A. Hutchinson, chairman "Near two hours ago. He told Raymond Elvin Engel, 23, of the cook he was going to take a Clifford and Dorothy Margaret miles east and three and three- Married at the same time in a of the district church school board quarters miles south of Cass City. double ceremony were Mr. and of the Eastern Michigan District ride to sorta think things over. Feldbush. When I went to feed the horses James Junior Mallory, 23, of Mrs. Miles Dodge of Cass City. of the Church of the Nazarene, and Mrs. Dodge is a sister of Mr. Rev. E. T. Hadwin, pastor of two of your top studs was miss- Cass City and Beverly Jean Gil- ing." more, 18, of Kingston. Slate Meeting" Thane. Plymouth Church of the Nazarene, The four attendants for the two- will speak in a Sunday School The sun was warm as it came William S. Sayers, 30, of Caro through the window. Ben called and Hene Alice Forshee, 17, of The Tuscola County Table Top couples are all still living. They other styles Rally in the Cass City Church of are Mrs. Essie Chapel of Ellington,, the Nazarene Thursday, September Caro. Association will hold a special from $2.95 meeting Tuesday evening, Sept. Mrs. May Seekings of Flint, For- 17, at 8:00 p. m. r,est Vader of Caro and Dennis This rally is one of nine such 15, at the Corner Inn, west of Two Area Youths Akron. Andress of Elmwood. rallies held this same time. Other Mr. and Mrs. Thane are mem- churches in this area participating Many items of interest to the So wonderfully feminine... so neavenly soft to the touch! Join Holstein Club group are scheduled to be dis- bers of the Sunshine Methodist in this rally are: Caro, Ellington, Church. They have two daughters, Quanicassee, Colling, Gagetown, Having done satisfactory Hol- j cussed at the meeting and refresh- This yummy 100% zephyr wool sweater fashion .. .with I ments will be served. Mrs. Alvin (Iva) Smith and Mrs. Bad Axe, Filion and Sandusky. stein calf club work during the Elden (Ida Smith, both of Elling- graceful batwing sleeves... and lacey crochet trim around past year, Delbert Law and ton, three granddaughters and" SALVATION ARMY Frederick Martin, both of Cass ANNUAL REUNION one grandson. the collar in contrasting color tones. Sizes 34 to 40. City, have been awarded a Certifi- Concluded from page one. cate of Merit and granted a Junior Concluded from page one. ijmiiiiiimtiiiiHiiimmmuiimiiiiimiimimiimmmmimiiiiiiumimmin Membership in The Holstein- In the business meeting, it was evicted, stranded and homeless Friesian Association of America, j women and children and the re- j decided to have a family card of Brattleboro, Vermont. They were I condolence printed to send to fam- modeling of the Harbor Light recommended for these awards by Center on Detroit's skid row. ilies of the group. TARE NO "Just goes to show you, boss, the State 4-H Club Leader. Officers for the new year were Home of Fine Shoes and Clothing A further uncalculated drain on a man should read everything All privileges of the Association the organization's funds occurred then named. Mrs. Otto Nique of before he signs. You can't except voting have been given to Cass City is the new president and when the tornado struck Flint. trust nobody these days." them until they are 21 years of Representatives of the Salvation the vice-president is E. W. Ker- some of the boys together. I told age. cher. Mrs. George Southworth of CHANCES Army were at the scene of the disaster within fifteen minutes af- them what had happened. It was Elkton was named as secretary- Put a Chronicle Want Ad to Work for You! ter the tornado struck. only a matter of minutes until we CYM Group Slates treasurer. Interested citizens in Deford and were all saddled and heading out The 16th volume of the Striffler- surrounding area can make their across a wide expanse of ground, First Fall Meeting- Benkelman Broadcast, the family | on inferior cleaning. Let | Advertise It In the Chronicle. ! contributions by mail or direct to following what looked like two newspaper, edited this year by | us take one of your f i Mrs. Slingland, treasurer of the horse tracks. It was kind of a Rev. Ted Place of the Youth for Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Striffler and i committee in Deford. hunch I had about the slicker tak- Christ International Evangelistic | printed by Kenneth Striffler, all' of 1 valued garments and | ing his loot into Pinto Plains where staff in the Great Lakes Region ! Detroit, presented the vital statis- he could get a good price for the 1 know the job will be 1 ^ will be the guest speaker for the ! tics concerning the family. horses. Jedd Masters was a dealer. first fall meeting of the Christian I The family paper revealed that | done right. | in the town who bought at a good Youth on the March, scheduled i seven marriages, 23 births and five price and didn't much care whose Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at deaths occurred during the year. A brand rode on the horse's flank. the Akron Community Hall. special note of appreciation was Jedd was the slickest hombre Special music will be provided given in it to the late H. F. | Yes, your clothes will have I'd ever heard of. No one could put by the Gilford Girls' Quartet, the Lenzner for his place as chief news | that fresh new look after re- a finger on him because the law Gray Instrumental Trio and Rev. contributor, editor and printer. ft turning from our cleaning hadn't caught him in the act. S. C. Walton, pastor of the Gilford Following the business -meeting, 1 plant. Carefully cleaned with It was late afternoon when we Evangelical United Brethren E. B. Gardiner, superintendent of | all minor repair work, fin- Church. Pianist will be Miss Roma- the Detroit House of Correction, neared Jedd's place laying calm | ished to our exacting stand- and peaceful on the outskirts of lee Humm of Fairgrove. presented an interesting address. Pinto Plains. Ben was the first to After the address, Mrs. George Is ards. Try us. spot the Lazy X studs tied outside Wheat and Corn Southworth awarded silver dollar Jedd's cabin. I halted the men Last year's harvest, of 36,440,000 prizes to members of the families. some distance from the place, and bushels was the largest since 1898. I Mrs. Leonard Buehrly, 88, was the 1 OUR EXPERT CLEANING MEETS got down and went to the front Corn production of 83,200,000 I oldest woman present and Charles door on foot. I knocked and a bushels set a new state record. Patterson, 84, was the oldest man IS GUARANTEED small man with a dried face To vary the bigger and better present. opened the door. hamburgers you're making while Oldest woman present with the "I'm Mark Forsythe of the Lazy the beef supply is plentiful, Mich- largest family was Mrs. Ben X." I said calmly forcing my way igan State College food specialists Benkelman, Sr., and the lady with inside, over my shoulder I could suggest different spreads for the the largest family in the younger buns or bread slices. Try a spread generation was Mrs. J. F. Klein. see Ben coming toward the cabin, Pickup and Delivery SELLER^ his lean hand resting on his .45. of softened butter or margarine One-year-old Margaret Ann Battel "So?" Jedd looked troubled. seasoned with onion or garlic salt was the youngest child present. Phones "What did the gent take for the and horseradish or prepared mus- Plans were completed to meet | Pigeon 183 Cass City 233 I critters outside?" I nodded to tard. next year in the same place. where Jube and Skipper were tied. THIHIIilltlllllllllillllllllllllllltllllUIIIUIIIIIlIIMIHlllllillllltlllllinllllllHIIlU "That's my business," he spat. I drew fast and leveled my colt THROUGH THE into his sagging belly. He squirmed, fear showing on his face. "Half a grand. But ... he told me they were his ... no law say- ing a man can't buy a couple horses. I paid him off and he beat it." His thin lips were trembling. "Well, I'm buying 'em back from you." I threw five hundred dollars at his feet and backed out the door. He stared at the green backs, then stepped and picked them up. "I can't prove you didn't know they were stolen; but if I ever catch your kind around my place I'll blow you to kingdom come." When I got outside I saw some- LUMNS thing that made me stop dead still. The sheriff and Clint Stone were riding hard in our direction. Clint stayed on his horse when the sher- iff pushed into the cabin. Then Jedd came out, his hands raised skyward. "Thanks to your hand here, we finally got the goods on Jedd Mast- LOW COSTS ers. Pretty smart idea you had, sending Clint here to Jedd like he was unloading a pair of stolen studs. There's no law in these QUICK RESULTS parts again horse dealing, but when a man signs a receipt say- ing he's paying for stolen property then I figure he ain't playing fair and square." CASS CITY FOLKS DEMAND BIG DIVIDENDS What ever reason Clint had for BIG FAVORITE laying for Jedd I'll never know, AMERICA'S cause a cowboy's business is his Take home a 6-bottle carton or 24-bottle own as long as he can cut the mustard. Clint handed me a wad case of Pepsi-Cola today. of bills which totaled five hundred and we started back to the ranch. "Just goes to show you, boss, a PHONE CASS CITY 13 man should read everything before he signs. You can't trust nobody - "GRAND RAPIDS "*» r'SQDUCTS these days." Clint had sort of self satisfied grin on his sun Dealers in Cass City Serviced by tanned face. MOTZ & KING DISTRIBUTING CO. Ubly, Michigan Advertise it in the Chronicle. SECTION TWO Pages 1 to 4 vxlPTTl VI Fourteen Pages

VOLUME 48, NUMBER 20. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1953, FOURTEEN PAGES. DEFORD NEWS Mrs. Mildred Spencer of Harbor George Spencer home last week. Thirty-five Years Ago. Ten Years Ago. Beach spent Labor Day with Mr. Sunday visitors at the Amanda The names of drivers and license "The Gavel," newly organized and Mrs.. George Spencer. McArthur home were her children, numbers on pleasure cars which club of Cass City businessmen, Pvt. Fred Kilbourn is home on a Mr. and Mrs. Robert McArthur appeared on .Cass City streets meets each Tuesday evening at 10-day traveling leave from Camp and family of Auburn Heights, Sunday were tabulated and turned 6:45 for dinner and a program at Breckinridge, Kentucky. He will Mr. and Mrs. George McArthur, over to Justice Cragg. This official the Hopper Restaurant. report to Camp Kilmer, New Jer- George, Jean and Daryl, of Fern- is issuing invitations to violators Mrs. John Diaz has sold her sey, where he expects to receive dale, and Jackie McCaslin of r/lnnouncin of the government's Sunday gas- shoe repair business to Joseph orders for overseas duty. Rochester. less request, to come across with Riley of Evansville, Indiana. Mr. Miss Greta Hicks returned to Mrs. William Zemke, Jr., of donations which are being turned Riley has had 20 years of experi- Roseville Tuesday to resume her Rochester, spent Sunday with Mr. over to the Red Cross treasury. ence as a shoe rebuilder. He and duties as teacher. and Mrs. William Zemke, Sr. THE. PURCHASE William R. Jondro of the Cootes' Mrs. Riley will take up residence The Collins family reunion was Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Churchill Hardware has been wearing a here as soon as living quarters held on Labor Day at Indianfields and family called on Mr. and Mrs. smile the last few days that won't are secured. Park. Approximately 55 were pres- Clarence Cox, Carol and Ann at OF come off. He has been notified that Mrs. Ray Hulburt has been a ent from California, Ohio, Detroit Kingston Sunday and in the eve- his little .son, Robert, captured patient in Pleasant Home Hospital and Pontiac. ning they were callers of Mr. and first prize as the most perfect since Saturday when she was Pvt. Arthur H. Warner of Camp Mrs. Donald Pettersen of Marlette. baby in the 24 months class at the badly injured in an automobile ac- Pickett, Va., flew by plane to Earl Rayl, Sr., and son, Linel, state fair in Detroit. cident. Her injuries were a broken spend a three-day pass at his visited Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Rayl Glen, 12-year-old son of Mr. and left arm, a badly injured knee and home here. Monday evening, Mr. of Caro on Sunday. TERRELL'S MEN'S WEAR Mrs. Dan McClorey, had a narrow a crushed chest. and Mrs. Harold Rayl, Geraldine Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chapin, CASS CITY escape from death by suffocation The tenth annual reunion of the Warner and Kathy Auten accom- sons, John and Edward, and Mrs. Monday evening. He, with some Charles Severance II family was panied him to the Willow Run Air- Carrie Retherford spent Sunday other boys, were playing near the held on Sept. 6 at the residence of port for return flight. with Mrs. Chapin's parents, Mr. Grand Trunk depot when Glen Charles Severance III, supervisor Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Warner en- and Mrs. Edward Jackson, of Mar- From Mr. and Mrs. Ed Terrell climbed onto a big hopper-bottom of Evergreen Township. The offi- tertained for Sunday dinner Mr. lette. Mrs. Retherford also called coal car that had been partly un- cers chosen for the coming year and Mrs. Harold Rayl, Rona and on Mrs. Iva Funk at the Lloyd Os- BY loaded. The coal being taken were: President, Louis Severance; Ruth, Pvt. Arthur Warner, Kathy burn residence. through the drop-bottom, and vice president, Pearl Weatherhead; Auten and Bob Landrith. After- Mr., and Mrs. 0. L. Montgomery when the boy started to run across secretary-treasurer, Harry Sever- noon callers at the home were: Mr. and three children of Carrollton Former Manager Alden Asher the coal, he was carried swiftly to ance, and program chairman, and Mrs. Wilmer Warner, Connie were Sunday guests of Mr. and the bottom. He was buried to the Lloyd Severance. and Yvonne, of Saginaw, Mr. and Mrs. Gail Parrott and family. waist in the coal and every time he Mrs. Carl Landrith of Detroit, Mr. Sunday evening callers at the moved to free himself, more coal' We would like to thank all of feu who visited us while we Five Years Ago. and Mrs. Kenneth Auten and Ger- Harold Chapin home were: Mr. came down from the car. The other ald Auten. and Mrs. Eugene Chapin and fam- were managing the store for fir. Terrell. We hope you'll boys summoned help and with the Three were injured in an auto ily of Cass City and Joan Green of 5 aid of planks and ropes finally Miss Carolyn Chapin accom- continue to come in and choose ' your clothes from outstand- accident Friday. Eugene Orban panied Mr. and Mrs. Buford Cook Kingston. John Chapin left on ing brand names. If you are one of the few who aren't ac- freed the youth. suffered a skull fracture, Don Karr and son, Mason, of Cass City to Monday for Taylor University, Up- had dislocated collar bone and 12 quainted with the store, why not come in this week end and Hartford, Indiana, where they land, Indiana. Twenty-five Years Ago. stitches in his forehead and Ed. spent Labor Day week end. They look us over—you'll like our friendly service. Golding suffered a fracture of his left Mason at Taylor University, Enrollment at the Cass City right leg and lacerations in his School was 517 at the beginning Upland, and returned home Mon- of the second week of classes. forehead. day evening. for Your Baby Calves THE SAME LOCATION — A NEW NAME Alex Murray exhibited the re- Last year at a corresponding time, serve champion steer at the junior Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Maynard, the enrollment was 494. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Soby and The Cass City Livestock Club show at Detroit and Jim Turner showed the grand champion ateer family, , Mr. and Mrs. Stanley returned from the State Fair at in the Polled Shorthorn class. Strace and two children, all of De- Detroit with $1,054 that members Baldy's softball team won the troit, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. An- ASHER'S MEN'S WEAR had won in prizes.. championship of the Cass City ton and family of Lavonia and The Huron Association of the Cass City Softball League. Members of the Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Millard, Mary Baptist Church met Tuesday and and Charles of Lincoln Park, called Wednesday at South, Park Baptist winning team were: Little, Kettle- well, Kolb, Paul, Baur, DeLong, on friends here Sunday. FASTEST GROWSN0 Church at Port Huron. Cass City Leitch, McConnell and Connelly. Mr. and Mrs. George Jacoby and delegates were: Rev. and Mrs. W. sons, accompanied by James Ja- MILK REPLACEMENT R. Curtis, Mrs. Mary Gekeler, Mrs. One public official who will coby and Robert Bill, attended the Lydia Starr, Mrs. G. W. Landon Toronto Exhibition in Canada Sun- and Mrs. Stanley McArthur. spend less money is better than a hundred who can raise more taxes.. day and Monday. Mrs. Hugh McColl celebrated her Mrs. Blanche Spencer of Oxford, 88th birthday Wednesday, Sept. 5, Mrs. Helen Wagner and Walter and was a guest of honor at a There would be fewer war debts Schlee of Pontiac visited Miss

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and aid in providing security for ^ Ana, Calif., before going overseas. Jack W. Stahlbaum the air base. He is the son of Mr, and Mrs. The air base squadron makes im- Jack C. Stahlbaum, of Eoute 1, News Items from Elmwood Area Serving: in Korea provements -and repairs group Cass City. facilities. The squadron is com- Mrs. Dean Tuckey and Susan week-end guests at the Harold York for further training. Mr. Movies Are Your Best spent the past wpek at the W. C. Evans home. Fay enters the service next month. posed of experienced security School Room Shortage Entertainment Marine Pfc. Jack W. Stahlbaum, men, communications experts, Morse home. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hanes and Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hartman 19, of Cass City, is serving at a skilled utilities men and qualified Enrollment in elementary and Mrs. W. C. Morse, Mrs. Dean son, J. C., of Caro and Mr. and and nieces^ Margaret and Susan Fri. and Sat. Sept. 11-12 forward air base of the First Ma- technicians. high schools reached a peak last Tuckey and Miss Lois Thane called Mrs. Manley Fay of Sebewaing McCormick, of Detroit were week- "Cash Nite" Friday! $75.06 in rine Aircraft Wing in Korea. A graduate of Cass City High year with 1,190,000 pupils. This on Mrs. John Lorencz and baby were Monday evening supper end visitors at the Kennedy home. cash and passes! As a guard in the air base School, Pfc. Stahlbaum joined the created overcrowding and the need Saturday. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Evans and Two Smash Hits! squadron of Marine Aircraft Marine Corps in February, 1952, for 10,000 additional classrooms Mr. and Mrs. Garry Evans of Root. J. C. Hanes has just com- sons called on Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Keego Harbor and Mr. and Mrs. Group 12, Pfc. Stahlbaum enforces and was stationed at El Toro and school facilities estimated to pleted his boot training in the Air ter Kelley and Mr. and Mrs. Robert | Sata* Lorne Evans and family were Corps and will report to New Alexander and baby Sunday. military regulations and orders j Marine Corps Air Station, Santa cost 350 million dollars. |HAYWAR| Mr. and Mrs. Dale Reed called 1 on Mrs. Anna Livingston Sunday. &&sfc-T*-£ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Howell of JMnM Essexville were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Lorencz. Plus Co-Hit Mr. and Mrs. Alger Smith of Cory AIR CMO.IUCH: THE SHOW Bay City and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph .RANT PH. 377 PLACE OF Warrack of Bach were Monday Myrna CONDI- evening callers at the John Lorencz LOt AWT THE THUMB Shirle TIONED SHOW home. TEMPLE TWO SHOWS NITELY RAIN OR CLEAR Miss Marguerite Ewald of Sagi- naw spent Labor Day with friends Color Cartoon, Trightday the FRI. ONLY " "SEPT.Ii and relatives and attended the La- SPECIAL MIDNITE SHOW 13th" FBI., SAT. SEPT. 11-12 Great Entertainment! Two Hits! bor Day picnic in Gagetown. Bargain Matinee Saturday at 2:30 Mrs. W. C. Morse spent the week Beginning Sat. Midnight Show Sat. Sept. 12 First Caro Showing! with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lounsbury and family in Clarkston. Sun. and Mon. Sept. 13-14 Mr. Jay Mackey and daughter A Terrific Twin Bill! of Detroit were Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Morse. Miss Gloria Farnum spent the past week at the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl .Winchester, while her mother was hospitalized at Pleasant Home Hit No. 2 Hospital in Cass City. First Bad Axe Showing Mrs. Harry Habicht and Mr. and Mrs. Emory Lounsbury called Sunday evening on Mrs. Anna Liv- ingston. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Barriger and NEVER SLEEPS family, Mrs. Anna Livingston and Arthur Livingston were dinner guests on Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Color Cartoon, "Off We Glow" ana co-starring Robert Joiner in Bay City. Edmond O'BRIEN DOROTHY Mrs. Walter Bork, daughter, Tues., Wed., Thurs. Sept. 15-16-17 HELEN WESTCOTT • BOB LOWRY Adult Entertainment! Joyce Holden • Gienda Farrell • Patricia Hardy Linda, and Miss Doris Rinchart of BARTON MacLANE • PEGGIE CASTLE SHAY Bay City spent Thursday at the Two Sensational Hits! ALLIED ARTISTS PRODUCTION Glen Roberts• Harvey Lembeck'JacIpiie Greene Harold Evans home. Plus 2-Reel Comedy and Color Cartoon Plus Co-Hit New Roads v Michigan has its greatest road FIRST SHOWING THIS AREA! building year with 40 million dol- lars worth of state highway con- SUN., MON. SEPT. 13-14 struction contracts being awarded. Continuous Sunday from 3 p. m. Some 89 miles of concrete pave- co-storring DOfOftiy HART ment were added and 1,055 .miles Paul Stewart • Helen Westtott of resurfacing. The state built 24 new bridges. Plus Co-Sensation Hit Added Color Cartoon "PROBLEM GIRLS" Industries Like Michigan LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! SAT. ONLY SEPT. 12 Fourteen new industries located Free to every patron; Tues., Wed. ANOTHER BIG in Michigan during the last year and Thurs. DUSK TO DAWN SHOW I and 16 others established branches in the state. Some $588,487,000 was BEAUTIFUL MARILYN Five Features — Plus Color Cartoons and Shorts spent on new plants and equipment MONROE CALENDAR Nothing Repeated — Come at dusk and stay till dawn. putting Michigan third among all Regular Admissions! Seven Full Hours of Entertainment. states for such expenditures. Color Cartoon, "Johann Mouse" Frte Coffee and Donuts at Dawn! mm M mm M-G-M's SUN^ON. ** "* "* ** SEFT? is-i* 9_S_-S-wP^Pv^$_9?_HH^ The Thrills! All Technicolor Twin Bill! FULL-LENGTH FEATURE! The Romance! First Caro Showing for Both The Drama FIRST come right at 6W0.V0KEft...Wto Baked a STRAND YOU! * Big, Joy-Packed Musical Coke! CARO, MICH. PHONE 377 3 DIMENSION THE SHOW PLACE OF THE THUMB! WESTERN! TUES., WED., THURS. SEPT. 15-16-17 PRINTS BY FAMED TECHNICOLOR And The Whole IN LIFE-LIKE World Was Her ANSCO COLOR lover!

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Please Note: Admissions: Adults 60c, Child 14c, tax incl. 3-D Polarized Glasses 15c with BRENT Extra. Save by saving your 3-D glasses for all natural vision 3-D shows! Also Color Cartoon CASS CITY. MICHIGAN, CASS CITY CHRONICLE - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1953.. PAGE THREE, MICHIGAN Buck passing on bingo and lature to make new laws which Residents must be prepared to Air Always other forms of "charitable" gamb- would permit "charitable" gam- hear more and more about educa- Condi- A Hit ling is responsible for one of the bling; make practical definitions tion problems. This year's increase tioned Show! dizziest political situations in about the other forms of lotteries of fO,000 students is largely made ! years. Every government agency and games of chance,. up of children born since the close i finds it wise or necessary to point & % * of World War II. They mark the Fri., Sat. Sept. 11-12 jits finger in another direction. Re- .Feeling runs high on both sides first part of an increase which is ) suit: Any one toying to fix re- of this argument. In the minds of expected to swell each year. The Two Hit Shows! Theafer sponsibility gets goggy running a some legislators, the harm done is meeting of this challenge is a Sun., Mon. Sept. 13-14 circle from office to office. more theoretical than practical. primary consideration of leading Continuous Sunday from For these reasons, no one should educators. Even now they point 3 p. m. Cass City Boiled down, the situation can be be surprised if the Legislature is out the inadequacies of schools at simply described. Banning of bingo "too busy with, more pressing mat- all levels from kindergarten to ; depends on the prosecutor and college. ters" to consider the question at * •* * j sheriff in each county. These of- all. FRL, SAT. SEPT. 11-12 jficials can order arrests,. If they * * * A new tax form will soon be in the mail. It will be sent to com- First Showing This Territory! i prove their cases, courts have lit- About 70,000 more children are j tie choice, must find defendants panies and people taking in $20,000 Superb Double Feature! starting school this year than last or more a year. j guilty. State law and legal prece- September," says Glair L. Taylor, ! dence are plain. Bingo and raffles It concerns the first payment of are unlawful according to Supreme superintendent of Michigan De- the Business Receipts Tax which and TARZAN FACES HI5 partment of Public Instruction. Court interpretations. was enacted mid the furor of Western Action with lltlillt WHEN Hi % * * Youngsters in school relieve closing days of the last Legislative plus ClASHiSVWTH mothers of worries during class session. The form is simple. It Alan Hale, Jr. THESHE-DIW! "Outs" exist for just about James Craig hours, but the vastly increased asks for only four figures: How everyone. The Governor, whose of- number of them add up to a man- fice permits him to remove a local much was taken in? How much "TRAIL BLAZERS" "FORT VENGEANCE" sized headache for school ad- can be deducted? How much is the official not performing his duty, ministrators in crowded areas. Plus Color Cartoon in thrilling color refuses to become involved. "It's difference? How much is due? and Color Cartoon strictly a local issue," he says. The Most difficulties are encountered Attorney General cannot yield to in lower grades of schools in requests that he permit "charit- metropolitan districts, those areas SPECIAL THREE DAY SHOWING able" bingo games. He explains, he adjoining Detroit, Flint, Grand ADULTS ONLY! Rapids, Lansing and other cities. "can only interpret the laws as * * * TUBS., WED., THURS. SEPT. 15-16-17 they are written." /60LLX HOW LEX BARKER State Police have a long stand- Biggest educational problem is REGULAR ADMISSIONS! JOYCE MACKENZIE ing policy of taking part in local also an old one. Teachers and their \ F law enforcement only when re- salaries. Although pay in many { THINGS TRUE DRAMA OF MOTHERHOOD! Color Cartoon quested by local officials or when areas is fair, average salary for S OUR Showing the actual "Birth of a Baby" ordered b'y the governor. It is na- I all school teachers in Michigan is Before Your Very Eyes! S™UE^JTMII)NIGHT SHOW tural that they should maintain jonly $3,900 per year. this practice with bingo. And they This, compared with $3,030 "PORT SINISTER" do. starting salary for untrained * * * stenographers under state civil SUN., MON. SEPT. 13-14 Ducking out from behind the service, does not seem an amount BEHOLD THE GREATEST WONDER OF « WULO! eight ball are local police officials to attract people into the teaching Thumb's Premier! profession. Continuous Sunday from 3:00 p. m. and prosecutors. Cussed if they do * * * Your eyes will tell you why and cussed if they don't, they face no other picture has ever the dilemma of angering part of Financing schools will be more the local population no matter difficult, too. Mr. Taylor expects stirred such discussion! Your what they do. Since they are about $185 million to be available heart will tell you why no M-G-M's elected officials, their job may de- for school districts this year. This other picture has ever won pend on the keenness with which is one million less than last. Mich- utrijii they analyze hometown sentiment. igan's 1,250,000 school children such acclaim! FULL-LENGTH FEATURE If sufficient pressure is brought need 45,000 teachers (2,000 more Sinclair Petroleum Products * • •<_ to bear, local officials forbid such than 1952). Figured on a per stu- '"Treats of childbirth in an honest," lotteries; otherwise, they tend to dent basis, schools must operate on GAS STATION ^>Ut 19 sincere and forthright manner," ^ overlook them. $147 per year, a decrease of $10 as —"Toledo Eladtt compared to last year. r OUR ' ™$! ««Probably the most candid pic-] ; ««» * *™ «« So lottery is permitted in one 'tore ever made and shown to the ] ««• part of the state; forbidden in public." —Htm.3t.taul, Minn) 1 ELEANOR KING others. Detroit firemen, who hold 3 DIMENSION ; '"Handled with amazing intelli^ ^ RICHARD GORDON ti%»M4M«$H0tHMC4$m8ReiMOMH»9HtmtiMH!jHm an annual raffle of automobiles at a field day, were warned by De- DRIVl 1 geace- and taste.^ J 5*« N«»«»j ^ AMERICAN cowwrnToN MATERNAI WEIFARS. i« troit Police Commissioner Donald rreduc.d by JACK H SKIMAU • Di.«t.d by A. S. CHRISTIS WESTERN! Leonard that they would be ar- What All Parents Want Their Children to Know—But rested if they sold tickets this year. They countered by securing Few Know How to Tell Them! an injunction from a Detroit Cir- i i Extra—Pete Smith Special - World News - Novelty Reel cuit Judge preventing enforcement of the gambling law in their case.. COMING NEXT SUN., MON., TUBS. SEPT. 20-21-22 Copies of the injunction were served upon Detroit and State M 3-D 3-D 3-D 3-D 3-D Police Commissioners, prosecutors Kttf SEPT. 13 thru 19 Sffi ns The first outdoor epic of America ... in 3 Dimensions and the Attorney General. Legal mills grind sufficiently slowly so TOPS IN IVtmttlNG "FORTTF Education, Entertainment, Agriculture that tickets were sold and the raf- in Technicolor fle held before anything could be Horticulture, Livestock, Exhibits done—if anyone had wanted to do SOMETHING NEW AND DIFFERENT EVERY DAY Starring George Montgomery anything! BRING YOUR FAMILY & FRIENDS Only solution, says the Attorney EVERYBODY'S COIN' General's office, is for the Legis- Buy, Rent, Sell With a Chronicle Want Ad.

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