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Seventy-fourth year, No. 52 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28,1933 12 Pages

COMPLETES LONG SERVICE 12 Below Recoi'ded NEW cum PROPOSE LIS NIERESIG NEW YEAR At Disposal Plant The Steam Roller FOR INSURAi COMPANY PfiOMIAXCOLLEl Mason was one of the coldest Governor William A. Comstock called his democratic loaders together NPOLmCAlClfiCLES spots in the nation Wednesday Wednesday for the purpose of urging them to return to their homes ANNUAL MEETING AND ELEC­ HOSPITAL CHARGES ARE ONLY STATE TO BE BATTLE FIELD BE­ morning whon the inerciiry dipped and aid tho governor to put the "heat" on members of the Icgislaluro TION MONDAY, JANUARY 15. BILLS UNPAID. to 12° below zero on the offic­ TWEEN fMAJOR PARTIES. ial weather bureau thermometer at to return to the capitol next Wednesday and put over the administration Ohiirfior Lust Ameniliod In 1922—New Collection Of Delinquent Taxes And the disposal plant. The reading program for public works. "Notify your members that they are stand­ Alex Groosbock Seen .^s PosHlblo Re- publlciui Choice To Oppose Charter To Bo SlnipIUicdf. Endors­ Current Levy Aliling Coimty In waa taken at seven o'clock. Most ing in the wny of a steam roller that will crush them," urged the gover­ ed By Insurnnce OoinniLs.sl()n. Paying Claims. Grtvenior Cninstock. other readings in Michigan were nor to his henchmen. six and seven below zero. In accordance with recommenda­ Clarence W. Lock, county treasurer, The undersigned is a member of the legislature, lip to date not a By V, J, Brown tions of the state department of in­ reports that with the possible excep­ single voter has called or written him on the subject of this PWA pro­ The year 1934 is certain to present some interesting possibilities from the surance the bonrd of directors have tion of several large hospital bills that gram. If thero is a steam roller hereabouts he has not yet heard its announced that the members of the Ingham county will be able to pay all standpoint of politics and election rumble. Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co, claims allowed by the supervisors De­ DEBTCOMMinEE contests. In 1932 this country of Ingham county wiii vote on the ad­ cember 11 before the end of the week. Do the people of the second district of Ingham county wish their witnessed a political upheaval un­ option of a uniform charter for their JAMES H. SHAFER Payment of delinquent taxes through representative to ignore the constitution of the state, or worse yet ridi­ paralleled in the history of the nation. Today, 10 months after his inaugural. organization at the annual meeting to Mr. Shafer will complete nino years the Home Owners Loan organization cule it, by declaring an insurrection exists among our people for the MNeFORINGtlAM Franklin Delano Roosevelt is perhaps be lield at Mason Monday, January 15, of service as superintendent of the and the payment of 1933 taxes has purpose of permitting tho state administrative board to plunge the state the most popular president ever to oc­ According to Louis A, Stid, secretary poor on December 31. He was first yielded tho county enough cash to pay TO ARBITRATE CIJ\IMS OF DEBT­ into debt to the tune of .¥30,000,000 and then permit the same adminis­ cupy Lho White House. His daring of tho Farmers Mutual, the state divi­ elected to tho county office in October its debts. Several Lansing firms ORS AND CREDITORS. approach to economic problems, the sion of mutual insurance companies of 1924. Ho began his duties January which had claims against the county trative board to spond the money on million-dollar additions to tho slate extent to which congress delegated to has been placing considerable stress 1, 1925, William S, lihodes of Mason and at the same time owed delinquent Four Men And Ono Wonuui Chosen office building, ornate administration buildings at the university, bridges on the adoption of the uniform charter taxes have swapped accounts. To Help Debtors And Creditors him its constitutional authority, tho will succeed Mr, Shafer as superin­ across the straits of Mackinac and similar foolish ventures under tho speed wilh which the executive has and have pointed out that such a tendent. The county's cash shortage was Rcucli Agrecniciils. move is of vital necessity if mutual caused by the impounding of about guise of building hospitals? About lj;i5,000,00O is the last cent which tho acted upon fundamental questions, tho companies are to remain in business. ?185,000 in the closed Capital National Governor William A. Comstock last state can honestly spond on necessary hospital additions. Your repre­ extent to which he has gone in putting new ideas into practice, has stunned With the proposed charter the bank of Lansing, and other closed week appointed a farm debt adjust­ sentative is ready to vole for that providing he is not required to declare banks in East Lansing, Holt and Wil­ his opposition and thrilled his follow­ company will also revamp the policy ment committee for Ingham county. war to do it. VEIERANOFIRLDIR liamston. A sum of ?145,000 is in the ers. form to conform with the adopted leg­ Governor Comstocli named four men islative bill of the last session. The Capital National. A 40 per cent pay­ and a woman to serve. Those ap­ Do the people of the second district desire their rcprosentative to Within the next throe months policy will bo used immediately after off has been promised for several pointed are Joe Linn of Lansing, a placo in the hands of city and village councils and lownship boards the comes tho tost. Already low mutler- the annual meeting. OlESONCiSIlSEVE weeks taut final approval for the bank former road commissioner and a for­ right to issue bonds without tho vote of the people and build water ings of dissatisfaction vvith Roosevelt opening has not yet been forthcoming. mer elevator manager in Williamston; policies aro being heard, low mutter- To ClKinge t>I(^elilng Date FIVE CHILDREN LBFf FATHER­ works, sewage plants, electric light plants, street car systems, subways, The proposed charter provides that Huge sums arc also owed the coun­ William Bloinkohl, Lansing attorney; ings Of contemplated sabotage and LESS BY PNEUMONIA. canals, etc, etc,? If thoy do lei's hear from tho voters to that effect. tho dale of tlio annua! meeting be ty by the slate. These sums are being Xlfrcd Walters, Holt retired farmer; possible reprisal, once congress gels paid as sales tax receipts mount. Mr. E, P, Kenny, Meridian farmer; and The bill to permit cities to engage with the federal government In in action, A great deal of this rebel­ changed from the third Monday in Mark L. Morrison, 38, Father Of Five Lock believes that the crisis has pass­ Mrs. Satio Poxson Bateman, Lansing lion against executive authority conies Januai-y of each yeiu- to tho third Sat­ OhildTcii, DlcH, Buried With rebuilding slum districts is not so bad. The government takes a mort­ ed for the county. With township and democratic leader. from vvithin the party of the presi­ urday of January. Tlie annual meet­ fMllll.iiry Honors. gngo against the properly as its security. If Washington is so an.xious ing of the board of directors of the cily treasurers making frequent set­ The duty of the committee is to act dent. Republicans can be expected lo tlements vvith the counly on 1S33 tax to spend its money that it is willing to /nke tlint chance, perhaps it play a clover game of lying in wait to Company will be held on the sooond There wasn't any Christmas for as mediator and arbitrator between collections, with the state paying past- may as well be spent In Michigan as elsewhere. If the governor could take advantage of every turn of the Tuesday following tlio final adjourn­ Mrs. Mark L. Morrison of Aurelius debtors and creditors upon the appli­ due items from the sales lax and with political wheel of chance, ment of the annual meeting in Janu­ and hor five little ehildren for on tho cation of either. The committee is keep his own Wayne county delegation in the senate sober enough to promised bank pay-offs the county ary, night before Christmas the husband charged with tho task of so operating attend sessions this bill would now bo on his desk tor signature. Mluhigiui Dlll'ors should have funds available to meet The charter the members will vote and father died of pneumonia at tho that creditors may receive as much as In Michigan there is a different pic­ ail bills in the coming months, ho These aro Lhe measures which the governor insists aro vital to the upon is considerably siinplined in Orr hospital in Mason. Mark L. Mor­ possible of their respective claims ture, indeed. At Lansing the admin­ points out. security of lhe people of Michigan, form and carries many provisions be­ rison, .38, a veteran of the World war, witliout stripping the debtor of all istration of William A, Comstock, lieved by tho company's officials to bo was stricken with pneumonia Decem­ On Individual BasLs that he possesses. Are the taxpayers as anxious for these bills as aro the tnx spenders? governor, has not gotten away to so beneficial to every member. The of­ ber 16, Ho was brought to the Orr Mr. Lock explains that the county In a letter of instructions state of­ If so lot's havo your letters or call 275, 238 or 55 on the telephone. good a start, Comstock and his camp ficials hnve been handicapped consid­ hospital Saturday morning but failed is now doing nusiness on tho same ficials say, "The neoessily for such a followers ran for office on an economy erably in the past beenuso of a policy to rally. He died about eight-thirty basis as governs the action of an in­committee is clear whon it is consid­ program. When they wore out look­ that has boon out-moded, lhey claim. Sunday night. dividual; that bills are paid when the ered that whon a farmer's debts are ing in, tlie most reprehensible thing Hoard fMeinbi.-r.'vlilp Rcducetl cash is available. He also points out more than 75 per cent of the apprais­ which any party might do was to The five children are all young, the create commissions or governmental Membership on the board of direc­ eldest being but seven, and ranging that the county will be forced to lose ed value of his properly ho cannot ob­ tors will be cut from 17 to five if the its preferenCo in bank seeurlty should tain a loan from the land bank com­ agencies of any sort. The battle cry down to a baby in arms. Their names of 1932 was for less state jobs, new charter is adopted. Tho directors and ages are Robert, 7; James, 5; Ingham bankers carry out a proposed missioner. Before an involved farmer SKATING AT PARK plan to treat county deposits in the "Throw 'em out" was hurled against will be elected at tlie annual meeting Richard, 4; Josephine, 3; and Ken­ can obtain a 75 per cent loan on his The cold wave has ushered in the in January and lhey in turn will name same manner as the funds of other properly his creditors must agree to jobholders at Lansing, The voters of neth, less than a year, REBUILOING CIIY HAL skating season. The ponds at the the officnrs of the company. All of depositors, In the past Ingham a scale-down of their debts to a point Michigan fell for this sort of appeal Mr, Morrison was born in Clinton county park nre coated with thick ico. the officers must be chosen from vvith­ county has been secured against bank where the farmer will retain a 25 per and fondly hoped to see soon after county, November 5, 1875, the son of Lester Bruno has been detailed by the in the board, with the exception of tho loss by surety bonds or collateral. It cent clear equity in the property, January 1 of 1933 a general exodus James and Josephine Morrison. cily council Lo supervise skating on secretary, who will bo named hy them was reported at the December meet­ UNDER CMVIINS from Lhe slate capitol, Funeral services wero held Wednes­ "Where a farmer so circumstanced tho ponds this winter. but does not necessarily hnve to bo a ing that after January 1 banks may day afternoon at the Jewett funeral is unable to prevail upon his creditors A year after the Comstock regime director in tbo Company, The seore- refuse to pay any interest on county TO EXCAVATE FOR FULL BASE­ home. Dr. W. B. Hartzog olTiciatod. to reduce their claims to this extent, took hold at Lansing, neither tho peo­ tary wiil bo an ex-officlo member of deposits and may refuse to give any MENT UNDER CITY BUILDING. Burial was made in the Aurelius eem- he or any of the creditors anxious for ple at large nor the members of the the board and will act as the treasur­ security against loss. a settlement should arrange vvith the democratic party are satisfied, Tho etory. A military escort and firing Stnilghtcnlng ,\nd Beiuitifyliig Sywi- er of tho organization. Although tho county has demanded committee for a hearing when the public is dissatisfied because more squad was provided by the Browne- nioro CriMiU Also Approved As Another change that will ho mado bonds as security against loss by bank debtor and all his creditors will ap­ commissions and bureaus were created Cavender post of the American Local CWA Project if the proposed charter is adopted is Legion, Members of the post also Closings the bonds have not always pear before the committee. There all ijy tho 1933 legislature than in any tho system ot voting at tho annual served as pallbearers, meant what thoy said. A year ago the cards are to be laid upon tho table RETURN 10 yenr in the history of the state and Work has been begun at tho city moro were added to stale payrolls meoling. In tho past tho members Scrve«l In War the board of supervisors, against the and your committee should try to pro- were required to ho present to cast building on Maple street as a CWA WANTS SPECIAL EMERGENCY than ever before. Tho loaders of Mr, Morrison was a velCran of tho advice of the proseeuting attorney vail upon the debtor and creditors to lhoir vote, but under the charter tho project, A basement under the city LEGISLATIoN AoOP rED. Michigan demooracy arc not satisfied World war. He had been employed on and county treasurer, accepted a bond reach a mutually satisfactory agree­ members arc to consider a Clause to council rooms and Patriotic hall is to taocauso notwithstanding all the now tho C, W, Couch farm for the past from tho Capilal National bank that ment that will enable the farmer to allow yoting by pro,xics. bo excavated. Rest rooms are to bo .Vsks Piusfsiige Of Bill To Allow Slsile jobs created and notwithstanding all four years. was hold to be illegal inasmuch as the consolidate and refinance his indebted­ principal and surety were both affi­ ness," provided and a heating plant installed, 'ro Issue Bonds Witihmit Consent the republicans let loose, tliere aro Losi.ivns Have neon RiMluced Besides the widow and five Children liates of tho Union Guardian group. Tho sLeam plant wiil provide boat for Of People. slil not enough jobs to satisfy thi; Losses in tho Fanners Muliial Fire there remain six brothers and one sis- Members of the committee will Notwithstanding the warning given the city offices and for PatrioLIc hall. claiTior of those who in Novomhor of Insurance company have boon greatly tor, Tho brothers are Charles and servo without pay or expenses. There tho bond was accepted and money de­ Also in Lhe basement wiil be a garage Governor William A, Comstock is 1932 received promises of lucrative reduced in the past threo years and Chester, Lansing; John, Marshall; has been no stale or counly approp­ posited in the Capital National bank for cars and trucks owned by the city. using Lho radio, lhe newspaper and positions if tho parly won, but for tho large deficits of tlie previ­ Wilbur, Williamston; Ezra, Brighton, riation providing payment for com­ ous years; tho rate would havo boon whieh was closed in February, A driveway will bo built from the al­ personal appeal to taring tho members and Robert, Laingsburg, Miss Belle missioners. The committee has noth­ ley at the roar to the basement, The Comstock himself is out of patience rcduoed. However, there appears to ing to do with the actual refinancing of Lhe slato legislature back lo Lan­ vvith this demand for political pelf. He Morrison, a sister, is a member of tho project also includes a new floor for sing on January 3 in the hope that be an indication that within a sliorl faculty at Ypsilanti Stato Normal, of farm loans under tho federal farm personally dislikes to bo importuned period Of time tho Farmers Mutual Council May Decide the fire station at the rear of the city the members will relent and permit relief program. building. for appointment to this and for that. will be able to make a substantial re­ Lho passage of tho public works bills Those who frequently find themselves Liquor Sales Monday The Ingham committee will meet duction in rates, states Louis A. Stid. Officers Installed The estimated cost of the projeet is which are intended to permit lhe slalo in the o.\coutivf! office on official busi­ within a few days to elect a chairman lo enter into relations with tho federal The introduction of tho chimney and a secretary. ?7550, It is estimated that 6600 labor ness havo witnessed tho Indignation of smoke screens hnve practically elim- By Masonic Lodges EXPECT 10 RECEIVE AT LEAST hours will bo provided, 5000 hours of government and borrow .'i;30,000,000 tho governor when he has been inter­ inated losses from roof fires and rigid TWO APPLICATIONS. unskilled labor and tho balance of 1,- without a vote of tho people anfi t'? rupted by telephone from some hench­ inspection of property has tended to sr. JOHN'S NIGHT OBSERVED BY Completes Nine Years 600 hours in skilled labor. | permit municipalities, ciLies, villages man out ilrtJlO stiito seeking a job for Cut down flreHhazards sufficiently to LOCAL MASONS. Two applications for licenses to soli To Beiiiitlfy Sycamore ' and townships, to plunge tlioir taxpay^ some friend, liquor by the glass are expected to be As Director Of Poor ors into uncontrolled debt to construct lower all other'., losses. Another local project approved last EmbarrassiMl by C.ibiiiet- - placed before Uie city council Monday buy or otherwise acquire all kinds of About 150 attended the installation week is the straightening and beau­ Added lo the governor's embarrass- ' night, it is reported. The applications public uliiities, coremonios of Mason Lodge No. 70, F, J,\MES II. SHAFER TO RETIRE tifying of. Sycamore creek for its en­ ment has been tho attitude of his own win either be denied or else placed on Committc^p Distributed it A, M, and Ingham Chapter No, 51, AFTER LONG SERVICE. tire length through the city. Tho esti­ Another bill permits the clearing of cabinet, "Patronage" Henry O'Brien, the table for future action, a man R, A. M,, on St, Johns night, Wednes­ mated cost of the project is ?7065. slum districts in the larger cities and attorney general, h.as been no help 40 Christmas Baskets close to the city administration re­ day night, December 27, Potluck sup­ With the beginning of 1934 James Practically all of the work is for com­ the erection of modern dwellings with while John K, Stack, Jr,, auditor gen­ ports. H. Shafer will retire as superintend­ per was served at 6:30, The speaker mon labor. It is estimated that thero playgrounds and schools, tho dwell­ eral, has lost no opportunity to slip NUMBER OF IlKsKETS REDUCED of the evoning was the Rov, Carl Under the liquor act four of the six ent of the poor after serving in that will be 13,200 hours of common labor ings to be rented at a rate sufficient a burr under the executive saddle. 50 PER CENT THIS YEAR. Keefer of Pottervillo, who is a well members of the council must vote in capacity for the past nine years, Mr, at 50c per hour and 300 hours of skill­ to meet taxes, six por cent interest, Many of the .appointments made by known after dinner speaker. Remarks favor of sale of liquor by the glass in Shafer will be succeeded by William ed labor at 75o per hour. Two teams upkeep and maintenance ot the prop­ tho governor have not pleased the Dr. 0, I-I, Freeljhnd, chairmnn of the were also made by the Rev, J, H, Ban­ order to issue licenses. A check of S. Rhodes, who was elected at the and two foremen are taiso to be hired. erty. The experiment will be inter­ rank and flle of the party while other committee In clLiirgo of the work of croft and J, T, P. Eddie of Lansing. the council reveals at least three and October session of the board of super­ The foremen will bo paid ,1124,00 per esting. If the government can erect appointments have not turned out so distributing Chistmas baskets to possibly a fourth member opposed visors. The chapter inatallaflon was con­ week of 30 hours. homes and rent them at'six per cent woll. Among the democratic mem­ needy families in Mason, has announc­ to sale by the glass in Mason, Mr, Shafer for many years served ducted by James T. P. Eddie of Lan­ Another IJSSOO in sewer improve­ net above maintenance and operating bers of the state legislature there is ed that 40 basketstwiH'C left in Mason Frank Picard, chairman of the state as justice of V.\c peace, He also was sing, grand royal arch captain of the ment has also been approved by the costs, it will certainly be something much talk of Comstock being a one- -hcincs. This figuiWrepresents about liquor 'Control commission, reports a member of the board of supervisors for real estate owners everywhere to grand chapter of Michigan, assisted county commission. term governor, many violent state­ a 50 per cent reduction in th^ number that sale, of liquor by the glass outside for several terms. He was secretary shoot at, at least this is what realtors ljy_ past high priest Harry I-Iiett as A stone arch is being built at the ments to this effect having in fact of baskets filled from that of iffst jear, of Wayne county will not be under­ of the Ingham County Farmers Mu­ are saying, grand marshal arfl Lloyd C. Service, entrance to tho cemetery to replace been delivered from legislative floors Tho CWA was held responsible for the high priest of Capitol Chapter No. 9, taken until after state liquor stores tual Fire Insuranee company at one during debate. decrease in the''need for roliof. time. In addition to his public duties the wooden arch. Walks and drive­ The last mentioned bill passed the as grand ehaplain. are opened, It might be easy to ditch Comstock The senior/and junior girls' re­ Mr, Shafer has always been a leader ways are also being constructed in the house and would have passed tho sen­ The following officers wore install­ Jackson and Grand Rapids are in the next primaries, but who wiii be serves, Legibn Auxiliary, Women's in the Mason Baptist church. cemetery. ate had the members been present. ed: Walter E, ZImmer, high priest; among cities where legislative bodies selected to carry the banner? O'Brien club, Kiwanis club. Crescent class of Working at .School Two Detroit members were at a Lan­ Enoch A, Beobo, captain of host; W. have voted In favor of sale of liquor There are three superintendents of would be gall and wormwood to some tho Methodist Sunday school, Pythian Painters began work in the Mason sing hotel unable to attend and at­ F, Dart, principal sojourner; Arthur by the glass. the poor, S, S, Main of Lansing is while Stack would draw the Ire of Sisters, merchants and professional school g^fmnasium Tuesday morning. tempts by administration leaders Lo F. Zickgraf, royal arch captain; Harry chairman, C. C. Foster of Haslett at­ hundreds of stalwarts within the men of Mason, were voluntary donors They are removing the varnish from get them to the senate chamber to J, Bond, treasurer; F. A, Lester, sec­ tends to the oversight of the county party. On the other hand Stack has to the cause. A number of rcsidants the floor. At first it was reported cast their votes failed, After long retary; O. J, Hood, chaplain; Clifford Plan Cooking School infirmary and the Mason member craftily built up a reputation for contributed financial aid, tho chairman that a new floor would be constructed delay the senate adjourned in disgust. A, Ray, master third veil; Alvin B, serves as secretary. Mr. Rhodes has economy by digging into expense ac­ reported, alUiougli thero had been no Here January 11-13 over tho present floor. Now it ap­ Other members had also absented Ellis, master second veil; C. L. Bash­ been learning his duties the past counts of traveling officials. This, of request for money, Tiie baskets of pears that the present floor will be re- themselves from the sessions after the ford, sentinel. Tho following officers month and on January 1 will take over course, did not prevent him adding food wore filled in the Rouse building finished unless there is a balance left passage of the liquor measure. not being present wiii bo installed lat­ NOTED KITCHEN EXPERT TO the office. A new bookkeeping sys­ .f2000 as expense allowance to the on South Jefferson street. after other work at the school is done. Under ordinary circumstances the er: J. W. Davis, king; F. E, Searl, HOLO'XHBEE-DAY SESSION. tem will be installed so that supervi­ $4000 salary provided for his personal Improvements have also been ap­ adjournment of the special session scribe; and W. M. Keller, master of sors will be able to know at ali times friend, James G, Mogan of the sales "-ffA" proved for the high school athletic January 3 would be but a perfunctory flrst veil. A past high priest apron Plans have b"«to.'.madc for a three- just what charges are being mado tax commission. This matter is al­ Plenty Of Jail Space field. affair with only a few members of tho was presented to Lloyd R. Doanc by day cooking school to ,l?o held in Ma­ against their townships. ready in court, having been taken Companion Eddie in behalf of Ingham legislature who live nearby in atten­ For Liquor OflFenders son January 11, 12 and" 13,-.Mrs. C. D. dance. Pressure is being applied by there by two legislative leaders on chapter. Sailer of MeadvUle, Pennsylvania, rec­ legal advice gratuitously offered by Race Track Proposal Huge Barn Destroyed the' governor to force the return of Past Master C. L. Bashford was the ognized leader of home economics two other distinguished democratic, INGILVM .lAIL POPULATION IS enough members to pass the legisla­ Installing officer for Mason lodge and demonstrating classes, has been se­ By Flames Wednesday attorneys. FAB BELOW NORIVLAL. Before Relief Group tion demanded by him. was assisted by past masters J. B. cured to take charge of the Mason Senatorial Toga Periled Curtis, grand marshal; L. R. Doane, classes. Mrs. Sailer's representative There will be plenty of room in the CWA ENGINEERS STUDYING THREE FIRE DEPARTMENTS The seat now held by United States grand secretairy; and C. A. Ray, grand Is to be in Mason Friday to contact Ingham jail to house those who overdo PLAN FOB TRACK. SUMMONED TO LOTT FARM. Sheriff To Confiscate Senator Arthur Vandenberg Is also an chaplain. The outstanding feature of local merchants who will join in stag­ greeting ...1934 in New Year celebra­ important plum on the 1934 political the ceremony was Its delivery by J-he ing the cooking school. tions. With legal liquor ifiowing In One of the biggest farm fire losses Ingham Slot Machines tree. The word has gone out that installing officer entirely from mem­ Mrs. Sailer has held successful Members of ihe county welfare re­ Inghani county for the flrst time since in years resulted from the fire at the Washington democrats are particular­ ory, an event without parallel In Ma­cooking schools In Lapeer, Chesaning, lief conjmlsslon, CWA engineers and 1914, many parties are being planned Frank Lott farm in Delhi township SHERIFF AND PROSECUTOR TO ly interested in this contest, They be­ son lodge. Holly and many other Michigan cities members of the board of directors of but officers of the law are ready to the Ingham County Agricultural so­ Wednesday night when the huge CLEAN UP COUNTY. lieve that to stop Vandenberg would The following officers were Install­ the past few months. She will con­ cope with those who over-Indulge. barn, some bloodoed livestock and make tho 1936 national election an duct classes in Alma the week follow­ ciety are meeting In Lansing Thurs ed: Dallas D. Langham, worshipful the OJiany farm tools were destroyed. The Sheriff Thomas H. Hanna and Pros­ easier task In Michigan. Forecasters The population of the jail was be­ ing her demonstrations hiere. day afternoon to go over plans for thi master; John P. Lay, senior warden; barn'was first discovered to be ablaze ecutor Dan D. McCullough have serv­ have had Prank Murphy, former low 30 on Christmas, ' On Thursday The cooking classes are free. It Is construction of a race track and Willis H. Collar, junior warden; Lu­ aboii't seven-thirty. The Holt fire de­ ed notice that all slot machines in the mayor of Detroit, running for gover­ morning new arrivals boosted the pop­ planned to lease a vacant store for the grandstand at the county park. It has cius R. White, treasurer; Frank A. partment was called first and later as county must be disposed of before the nor while others see him aa thfe logi­ ulation to 33 offenders and tv^o in the Mason classes. Local merchants will been proposed that the track and Lester, secretary; Peter Klont, senior ,the fire".'began to spread aid waa sum­ close of the week or they will be con­ cal candidate to succeed Vandenberg. insane ward. In "good times" the have displays of food and utensils at grandstand be constructed as a part deacon; Richard C. Titus, junior dea­ moned from^aaon and Lansing. The fiscated. The sheriff reports that Murphy haa to date consistently re­ population ran above the lOO-ihark. the cooking school. of the CWA program. con; Rev. W. V. Waltman, chaplain; 'firemen were Twwerless to save the there are hundreds of machines now plied that he likes his Philippine aa- The jail will accommodate 120 with­ Alvin B. Ellis and Frank A. Giessler, The board of supervisors at the out overcrowding. session In December approved the pro- barn but did matfSfc^,to save the three being illegally operated in the county slgnment very much and ia not Inter­ stewards; and W. E. C. McCowan, sheds. Tho firemen>«rei:e handicapped Funeral Rites Held posed project at the county park. and that thousands of dollars are tak­ ested in casting his hat in tbe Michi­ tiler. by a sub-zero temperature. en from a gullible public every year gan arena. Farmers Asked To Aid A past master's apron was present­ For Aged Resident A registered bull valued at $1000, a by tbe machines. He points out that ed to the retiring master, C. A. Ray, Wheeler and Woolsey, Sun.-Mon. 1 But what of the republicans ? With­ valuable heifer and three calves were players of such machines have only out doubt there will be no primary op­ Fight On Stray Dogs by L. R. Doane, acting In behalf of cremated In the blaze. alight chances of beating the game as Mason lodge. MRS. OASSIE HINKLEY DIES AT position to Vandenberg, However the AGE OF 84. Insurance In the amount of $5000 the percentage Is often as great as 80 (Continued on Page 12, Col. 4) DOO WARDEN ASKS HELP OF Worshipful Master Langham had Pushes Light Button, on the building and $3600 on tBe con­ per cent in favor of the machine. FARMERS IN CAMPAIGN. the honor of being the first master of tents was carried with the Ingham The Ingham officials claim that Death claimed Mrs. Cassle Hlnkley, Rings Burglar Alarm COURT JURY UNCERTAIN tho lodge whose Induction into the County Farmers Mutual. Officials of many children have been lured into master's chair was witnessed by his 84, at ber home on Okemos street De­ Judgo Leland W. Carr has notified Clay Braden, county dog warden, the company visited the farm Thurs­ playing the machines. Sheriff Thomas H. Hanna not to sum­ wife, father, mother and brother. cember 23. Funeral services were held A Mason taxpayer called out tho asks Ingham farmers to notify him If day afternoon to Inspect the loss. Sheriff Hanna said Wednesday, mon jurors to. report on tbe second at the home Tuesday afternoon. The guard Saturday afternoon. A wom­ there aro stray dogs in their neigh­ "Dropping coins into slot machines is Monday of the coming January court Rev. H. H. Hoyt of the Mason Baptist an was about to pay her taxes to borhood. Many sheep flocks have been LOST CHARM RETURNED not gambling; It is merely contribut­ term. The 18 jurors summoned for church officiated. Burial was made Mrs. Pearl Hardenburg, city treas­ MIDNIGHT FIRE attacked by stray dogs the past two D. G. Barr of Mason, had returned ing to a racket. The player seldom jury duty In January are to report on In Maple Grove. urer, who was collecting taxes in What might have been a serious fire months and Mr. Braden Is anxious to to him last week a masonic emblem has a chance. It Is also known that orders of the court either earlier or Mrs. Hlnkley was the widow of the directors' room of the Dart Na­ was extinguished without damage flnd the sheep-kllllng dogs respon­ lost in a shipment of beans made to many of the Detroit and Chicago later than the second .Monday. Only Henry Hlnkley who died 11 years ago. tional bank. The taxpayer needed a about 12:30 Friday morning when sible. He asks that every farmer who the Jackson prison. Mr, Barr lost the hoodlums get rake-offs from the slot a few criminal cases are to be tried She is survived by three sons and two little more light to find the prom­ Evart Smith and Chester Smith dis­ loses sheep by dogs telephone No. 77 charm while sacking the beans. When macblno racket In Michigan." and the number of civil cases ready daughters. The sons are Nell, Ralph ised savings on the tax receipt so covered a fire In the floor of the Smith In Mason at once. he delivered tho beans he told War­ and James Hlnkley of Mason. The market, They were working late for trial at Mason is usually smaU. den Peter P. Gray of the loss. The reached over and pushed what she At Mr. Braden's dog pound await­ daughters are Mrs. Alva Campbell of dressing holiday poultry and rabbits. FORMER RESIDENT DEAD Work on the court calendar was de­ warden passed the word along to the thought was a light button. What ing execution are several hunting dogs Mason and Mrs, Leon Sharkey of About 12:30 as they were preparing Mrs, Emily Templeton, for many layed Thursday when Prosecuting At­ inmates and last week one of the in­ sUe pushed was the burglar alarm and other dogs picked up around the Jackson. A sister, Mrs. James H. to leave for home Chester Smith said years a resident of Vevay township, torney Dan D. McCullough was un­ mates returned tbe charm to the war­ and a minute later a force of offi­ county. These are lost dogs and are Shafer of Mason, also remains. he smelled smoke. Investigation dis­ died In Los Angesles, California, laat able to come to Mason becauae of Ill­ den who sent It to Mr. Barr. cers under Deputy Nathan S. Davis held five days before being killed. The parents were Nathaniel G. and closed a fire in the floor beneath the week. She had resided in California ness. Owners may reclaim them by identi­ swarmed into tbe bank with loaded Elizabeth Saxton. Mrs, Hlnkley spent riot guns. scalding .caldron. The Are depart­ for, the past 23 years. Mayor Max fication and payment of costs. Wheeler and Woolsey, Sun.-Mon. 1 her entire life in Maaon. ment was called and the Are put out. Templeton of Lansing is a son. Wheeler and Wooliaey, Siin.-Mon. 1 Page Two INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28,1933

What Other Editors Have to Say

Editor's Note: The following article and stock ewes must be gotten home * Is clipped from the November issue of from pasture. The steers glare at the INGHAM TY NEWS the Michigan Education Journal, offi­ stable door and high-tall It for tho far New Protection in the New cial mouthpiece of the organized corners of the barn yard. Farmers teachers of Michigan. From it one Member of Entered as second know what I mean. It is the first day PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON IN THE would gather the idea that concern for clnss matter at of winter. the present emergency in support of Year for Bank Depositors! CITY OF MASON, MICHIGAN postoffice, Mason, On such a day I received a letter the public school is largely one of how Michigan, u n d er from friends in Detroit. It said: to keep the wages paid teachers at V. J, Brown & Son, Publishers act of March 3, "Dear Cliff:—Now that winter is hero high levels. Rlverdale Is located In 1879. and tho farm work is done, come an'" V, J, Brown and NicLsoN D, Bkown, Editors Gratiot county. visit us. Yours truly," Totally ex­ Can Teachers Work Together? hausted in tho evening I wns trying SUBSORIPXIoN RATES (Payable in Advance) ADVERTISING RATES When the university professor said to keep from falling to sleepf at tho U"--. will take place in the new year, in the a few weeks ago that teachers were supper table, whon a town friend paid Display advertising rates on application; Business lo­ '•• -i'vice and greater protection for bank One year in Ingham and adjoining Counties $1.50 dumb, he hit the nail on the heaci. me a visit. He said, "Well, Cliff, 1 cals and reading notices on first and local pages, 15c a Even sugar beet haulers have organ­ don't suppose there was much work deiit. Six months in Ingham and adjoining Counties .75 line; No reading or business advertising less than 25c; ized to eliminate cut-throat competi­ you' could do outside today. Pretty tion. But teachers remain about tho Card of Thanks, Ic a word; Obituary notices of 125 stormy." And I never turned a hair! Three Months .^O only group which is not organized to No Sir, not a muscle quivered! Civ­ words free, more than 125, Ic a word. Announcemencs The Banking Act of 1933 outlines certain uniform prac­ Single Copies .05 protect and advance its own financial ilization is wonderful! of entertainments where admission is charged or of any interests. We have a splendid organ­ By Golly, I claim the legislature tices and standards of safe management which will load to Outside Ingham and adjoining Counties 2.00 plan lo raise funds must be paid in advance at regular ization here in Michigan. Wc have ought to pass a bill which would give splendid leaders. But we have not increased stability and security. All papers mailed outside the U. S. one year 2.130 rates. farmers full legal right to crunch and concerned ourselves with our personal slay anyone who says, "It was a advancement and welfare; wo have stormy day, I suppose you sat insido Also, 1934 will witness the first steps taken toward bank sought only to maintain and promote wishing you could work." r.iOt them IS It a Lobby? packing Governor Rolph the cause of education In Michigan. In pass such a bill and make it manda­ deposit insurance and government partnership in banks on a tho meantime we have kidded our­ tory. If a farmer under such provo­ The Michigan Education .lournnl, tho official innfffi-'- The Washtenaw county jury which freed a university selves into believing that the people cation on the flrst blizzardy day of national scale, a development which will mark an epochal pioce of the public school teachers of Michigan, 260,000 professor's son on a hold-up charge last week because would do their part in paying us a winter sheds his thin veneer of civi­ change in the relations between banks and their depositors. of whom conlribulod .?2 each toward supporting the doctors testified that the youth was bothered with sinus living wage. And now what do we lization and slays his tormentor with school lobby at Lansing, in its November number used trouble when he did the deed manufactured sentiment SCO? Some boards of education havo dung fork or necicyoke, why iot the met the situation nobly (as has my up four full pages of editorial space in an attempt to for lynch law. They helped to further weaken the re­ farmer go scott free. Poor feller, they Upon such foundation stones as these a new structure of own) and are doing all in their power drive him to it. sooth tho fears of the teachers and convince them that spect for law and tho courts. They helped to Inflame to give the teachers an adequate sal­ The wind howls, the pump froezos. public confidence and banking good-will is about to be after all its officers are really not lobbyists. E. T. Cam­ some future mob to take the law In its ownhands. They ary. But on the other hand, others The fall pigs pile up and squeal tor are letting out their schools to the erected. With determination, with co-operation, plus cour­ eron, cditor-in-chiof and recognized lobbyist of the or­ unwittingly backed Governor Rolfe of California who more bedding. At midnight the farm­ lowest bidder. There aro rural schools ganized teachers, insists that the association has the allowed a mob to lynch two confessed kidnappers. er takes his lantern and goes out to up and down the stato today which age, there is every reason to believe that 1934 will bo a year see whether the cow has had it yet; primary function of providing the governor and every are not paying their teachers enough Where justice is certain and speedy as it is in England and finds that the young cattle have of real progress and betterment. member of the legislature Willi "facts." Taxpayers of to use up "the Primary Money which there is no lynching. Where justico is delayed or torn the manger down and aro up in Michigan may well inquire if this information coming the district receives. thwarted as it so often is in the United States mob the hay mow, where he lets them re from this source Is not exactly in the same class with action creeps in. Why not have tho organization (M. main until morning, And tho Detroit information coming from similar sources upon other E. A.) work out a salary scale with people write: "Doar Cliff—Come and subjects, namely highly colored to suit tho purpose of After hearing of the Washtenaw jury finding in the a stated minimum for the various soc us, you .sap. You ain't got noth­ hold-up case Governor Rolph can salve his conscience teaching positions below whieh no ing to do in the winter." Wish sum­ those who gather such information. Taxpayers may also The Dart National Bank by saying that had the San Jose mob not acted the kid­ teacher would be allowed to bid. For mer would come so I could rest,— very properly inquire why tho proper source of such those teachers who will not voluntar Cliff Froh, in the Bronson Journal. nappers through clever attorneys and unethical doctors Only NATIONAL Bank in Ingham County information is not the department of public insti'uction lly agree to abide by the salary scale might havo proved that tho men had hangnails and so Member of Federal Reserve System maintained at public expense. If information coming or those who offer to teach for less I notice that the copper country is from this official soui'co cannot be depended upon by the should be excused for the kidnapping and murder of than the set minimum, there will be forming a club of potato growers to Under Government Supervision ways devised to keep them in line governor and the members of tho legislature, then why Brook Hart. It is also quite possible that some mem­ be known as the "300 Bushel Club," bers of the mob and perhaps even Governor Rolfe him­ such as the blacklist or the publica Nosv, if our copper country friends are should il be supported at all? tion of their names. Somo will say smart thoy will begin an agitation to self had sinus trouble and so should not be censored for that this is not worthy of the pro In truth the Michigan Education Association is a log­ get paid for plowing under each third that an independent narrow gauge the lynching of the murderers. fesslon. Is it professional to have to The telephone merger long talked row. Then, do as the cotton planters railroad eonnocting the Grand Trunk islalive lobby, maintained at Lansing and extremely teach for starvation wages? To have about in Mason has finally been con- —o— did, buy more fertilizer and produce near Lansing with the Michigan Cen­ active during all sessions of the legislature. Its activi­ to compete for one's position with an sumalcd. Only a few of Lhe old in­ more potatoos from tho two rows than Lral at Kalamazoo is in prospect, con­ undorbidder? It is high time that wo struments romiiin to be attaohod to ties have cost llio taxpayers of Michigan incredible sums, they do now from the three rows. necting Kalamazoo, Eaton Rapids, A Christmas Tree Code remedied this disgraceful situation llie new switchboard. has launcliod school districts into policies and practices That's the "New Deal," you know.— Mason probably ending near Okomos. The time is past when we can sit idly Crystal Falls Diamond Drill. which are now too expensive to operate on nny tax rato In the interests of conservation a Christmas tree oodo by and fondly hope that by somo mir^ A. L, Vandercook has boon elected possible to collecl, and in general is responsible for tho should bo adopted. Every year millions of evergreens acle it will bo remedied; for it will representative of the Royal Arcanum IntiTCsted In Results to tho grand council of that order, 1 AROUND THE STATE groat cost of public education as well ns its acknow­ are cut, used for a few days and then hauled to the only be a fond hope, nothing more. Tlie coming sCssion of Congress is S, l-I, Culver of Ann Arbor is home ledged inefficiency. The emblem of tho association ex­ dump. For tho past several years a large percentage • Our state government has come to ont3 that will be followed closely by for the holidays, tended to schools which boasted TOO^t. membership and have not even been used. On a business trip to the north be a government by faction. If the millions of people throughout the na­ Otis Fuller, editor of the St, Johns people will no,t or can not protect IONIA—The oil boom is spreading whicli schools once so proudly displayed no longer brings two weeks ago wo saw huge piles of unsold Christmas tion who never before took an interest Repuiilican is spending a few days to Ionia county, A well is Lo bo thoir schools and teachers from tho prestige to lho school. trees alongside the road. One woodsman had already in the activities of that body. They wilh his parents horo. started next week. different factions and from greedy are interested because lhey will be given up hope for tjuycrs and was burning hundreds of Twenty Years Ago The general attitude of tho assoeiation and its objec­ politicians, It is time we took drastic vitally concerned over the policies it Lewis Barllolt suffered severe in­ tives are perhaps best disclosed by signed article appear­ trees in a bonfire. stops to protect ourselves. The term may or may not adopt, and their at­ HOWELL—Vincent J, Todardo, IS, "greedy politicians" is used advisedly jury to a foot when it was caught in was killed whon ho and a friend were ing also in tho November number of tho .Tournal and titude indicates they will demand gov­ True, anyone who gets enjoyment out of a Christmas and it will bo well for us "arch-mani­ the'mechanism of a maniii'o spl'cndnr. I sculTling' in a ham. Todardo struck appearing elsowhore in this issue under the caption, ernment by tho people, and for the tree should havo ono in their home. But that is no ex pulators" to remember that Represen people. A son weighing nine joiinds vr.is! his holid on il stove whon he foil and "Can Teachers Work Together," cuso for the thousands and thousands of trees cut and not tative Brown is one of them. born to Mr, and Mrs, AU;fn Jewell ol tfisd witliin :l low lniiiulos, Senators and representatives who lhis city on December 23, • —0— sold. They should bo cut only on orders. HAROLD R. WOOD, have hold office over a long period and Superintendent, Rivordale Hibbard J, Dobio, a iifcing lesideii'.; BIRMINGHAM—To keep the city's In Michigan local chambers of commerce should take senators and representatives who havo Wheat Allotments just gone to Washington will flnd their of Alaiedon, died at Spai'low fioi'piial,, Crst class postoffice rating, a group the lead in a campaign against using trees to decorate Lansing, December 20. !of business iiif^i launched a campaign Thousands of American farmers aro being paid fot ThorCs a Bridge Out Ahead constituents human question marks of business sections during the Christmas season. Those The Michigan legislature this week a demanding nature and Ihousands of Vance Mclntyre is honi-florn U. of! Lo sell stamps. 'I'ho campaign is 1034 wheat which won't bo raised whilo thousands of M. trees thus used mnke a business section loolt tawdry made a hurried and sketchy approp votes will be made and lost for each )5roving siiCacssl'ui luul it now appears Miss Effie Hawn of IDeioi'' is visit­ other farmers have planted more winter wheat than ever riation in favor ot the distressed member 9f Congress. that the firsl class rating will be icept, Michigan business should liave more concern over tourist ing her parents here, before. Despite all those Michigan farmers who signed schools of the state. This action was atlractions than to spur the slashing of Christmas trees The condition of tlie minds of the Robert"Lane, son of Wiv. luid Mrs. wheat allotment contracts tho planted acreage this fall taken in the closing hours of the spe people is such thnt the majority of CROSWEi.vL—Tho Croswell Jeffer- even though they are but swamp spruce. cial session. Also it came after Gov Nettie Lane, a student at fVIichigan sonian, ono of tho oldest weekly is but three per eont less than it was a year ago and is them will not approve of playing par­ school for the Deaf, is h.lme for thf' In East Lansing last week the rows of dead trees ernor Comstock had called them tisan party politics. They don't care newspapers in the stato, has been ac­ an increase ot 14 per cent over tho 1929-31 average which slackers. That was not fair. As ev Christmas vacation. quired by Harold M. Baker of De­ placed In front of business places looked silly when whether a man bears the tag of Demo­ represents the three-year base from which reductions eryone knows, the Governor dictates crat or Republican. They don't care Ten Years Ag t troit, through a cash transaction with were required on wheat allotment contracts. across the boulevard were living evergreens towering the work of a special session and the whether or not democrat or republi­ George Graham, county drain com­ tiie eslaLe of the late David E, Hub- missioner, is offering .?22,000 of six Michigan farmers arc not alone in their unwillingness higher tlian the buildings. order In which matters shall appear can parties govern but tliey are inter­ bell. for their consideration. He introduc ested in results. per cent county drain bonds for local to co-operate in the government's wheat reduction cam­ Many Mason home owners have planted perpetual ed the controversial liquor matter The results of actions at Washing investments. ALLEGAN—The Consumers Power paign, Tho United States winter wheat acreage seeded Christmas trees. That's the ideal way. It is wasteful to first. Then he gave them a dirty dig ton during the next few months will Peter Hail, Lansing ffieater operat­ company has started court proceed­ this fall is only four per cent less than was seeded last continue slashing acres and acres of trees every year for for not passing school relief legisla­ havo a tremendous bearing on the fu­ or. Is shot and killed by one of two ings to prevent the city of Allegan year. However, this is 7,2 per cent less than the three- no better use than to stand them against a lamp post tion with little consideration. We ture status of the Democratic party. thugs who grabbed tho cash box con­ from constructing a huge dam under doubt if the bill passed Is little more year average or about one-hnif the reduction required of for a few days and thon cart them to the dump. That party has a glorious opportunity taining the receipts of the day. Lat­ PWA to furnish power. than a gesture. We say this because to place Itself high In the esteem of er the dead body of William Baum- farmers signing' contracts. we believe* that Michigan is going full the nation. It likewise has a glorious gartner, 24, of St. Louis, Mo., was HARBOR SPRINGS—A boom is speed ahead for a crash—a financial The acreage of rye is estimated sit 15 per cent more opportunity to make a great Hop and found in a car parked at the road side launched to draft Al Weber, editor of crash. There is little doubt but that than a year ago. Modern Marvels commit suicide.—The Allegan News. near' Portland. Martin Wochler, 19, the Cheboygan Observer, to become a the present tax system will fail to of St, Louis, Is In custody charged as candidate for the republican nomina­ The wheat allotment program will be interesting to "Now that science has practically abolished time and meet the present needs of the state being one of the two Implicated, He tion as state senator to succeed the watch. If 1934 wheat prices are high those who increas­ The school relief must come from ad Should State Bo Reapportioned? space in our dealings with each other across the width late Calvin A. Campbell. ditional taxation—now funds taken Governor Comstock's request in his will be charged with murder. ed their acreage will profit over those who signed reduc­ of the world," King George V. said on Christmas day from the pockets of the people. On recent message to the legislature for tion contracts. If prices are low then tlio co-operators as he talked to the millions of his own empire and to top of this the Governor is urging a a re-apportionment of representation will have tlie best end of the deal. the people of other civilized nations of the world. In $30,000,000 building program. That's in the state's law-making body has not met with much favor in Lansing, tho span of less than half an hour we listened to a mes­ a headache in Itself, but building an institution is one thing and maintain The purpose of a re-apportionment sage originating at London, received and retransmitted What of 1934? ing It for years to come Is another bill is to give Wayne county and some Happy by Bermuda and In turn Ottawa, New Zealand, Sidney, It simply means piling up more and of the other metropolitan centers An ancient Roman penned the following lines to cheer Bombay, Cape Town and back to London and then we greater operating expenses. It means larger number of senators and repre­ a friend in distress; had listened Intently as tlie King of England spoke from years and years of interest payments sentatives in the legislature. While "I wish thy lot, now bad, still worse, my friend; Eventually it means payment of the tho constitution provides for a peri­ New Year his own fireside in the royal home at Sandringham to odical re-apportlonment based on pop­ For when at worst, they say, things always mend." principal by some future generation. his people throughout the world of tbe "good will" of Michigan needs far-seclng, capable ulation, there is a feeling that it would That's the sentiment that should have been expressed British. leadership more today than ever be bo dangerous to good government to a year ago. Things were gloomy enough on January 1, fore. There Is too much at stake to give Wayne county and a few other EVERY ONE Marvelous indeed and thrilling even in this day of 1933, but wore bright in comparison with conditions re­ blunder wildly in a further morass of centers a predominance in making the laws of the state. sulting from bonk closings the following two months. sophistication. debt. — Clinton County Republican At midnight on Christmas Eve another thrill was ours News. While the constitution calls for the Our lot, bad in January, became worse In tho following apportioning of representation on During the evening the children and grandchildren and weeks. Now they are mending and will so continue if population basis it is contended that some friends had celebrated the occasion with a supper we have patience. Tho Candidate many of tho residents of Detroit, Flint ND it is our wish that all our goo

Dr. C. L. Finch and Mrs. Mabei their parents, Mr. and Mrs. WiU Van- Mrs. Stanley Voss and daughter, Mr. Hli..jn were ent:ercalncd Chris;mas at Vorte. and Mrs. Will Storm and Jim Kent of of the former's' son, Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Warfield of High­ Wllliamston. Russell Finch In Lansing. land Park, spent the week end and Alice and Herman Ferguson of Ma­ Mrs. Florence Gaylord and daugh­ Christmas with the latter's parents, son, are visiting this week at the ter Audrey of Detroit and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Laughlin. home of Herman Mann. Mrs. Walter Almond and Connie were Mrs. E. B. Potter of Mason, is Brlggs—Collar Fimerul Rites Held entertained Cnrisimas at tne homo of spending the week at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Shopbell were Announcement was made Saturday Funeral services were held in Chic­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coliard of Mil­ and Mrs, Roy Hobart. Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. of the marriage of Verlee Collar and ago, Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Jen­ ler Road. Mrs. Gaylord and Audrey About 38 members of the Hayhoe Clifford Smith of Mason. Searl Brlggs, which took place In Au­ nie Miller, a former resident of Ing­ remained with Mr. and Mrs. Almond family celebrated Christmas at the Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Howe and gusta June 19, 1933. The groom is the ham township. Jennie Skadden, until Wednesday. home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hayhoe. Suzanne left Wednesday for a few son of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Briggs of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Skad­ Mrs, Rpy Heifield and family and Guests from out of town Included Mr. days visit at the home of the former's Dansville. He was graduated wiih the den, was born on the old Skadden Eugene Raymond of DeKalb, Illinois, and Mrs, Gerald Powers and family of parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Howe in class of 1925, attended the county nor­ farm just east of Dansville on Decem­ are spending the week with their par­ Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hay­ Parma. mal In Mason the following year and ber 10, 1864, She attended school in ents, Mr. and Mrs. B, C, Raymond. hoe and family of St. Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Del Aseltine enjoyed taught for four years at the Dennis Meadsville, and later entered Dans­ Mr. and Mrs, Roscoe Arnold and George Durdle of St. Thomas, On­ Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. school. He then attended Kalamazoo ville high school. About 1890 she famiiy and Miiy Bell enjoyed Chris:- tario, arrived Tuesday for a few days Roy West. college, and is teaching his third third was united in marriage to George W. mas at the home ot Mrs, Matilda visit with his sister, Mrs. R. M. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hewlett and year as junior high Instructor and Miller, at which time they moved to Smith near Stockbridge, Geraldine re­ Laughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Ellen Howlett of Stock- coach at Ingham Township Consoli­ Chicago where she passed away Sat­ mained for her vacation. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Laughlin and bridge, and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde How­ dated school. The bride Is the only urday, December 23, 1933, age 69. Mrs. Fannie Horton, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Warfield spent lett were entertained Christmas at the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Col­ She is survived by one daughter, Mrs. G. DeWeese of Albion, Harold, Gerald Sunday with relatives in Bay City. home of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Howlett. lar and was a graduate of the Dans­ Genevieve Beaver and two grand­ and Bruce Horton of Parma were Mrs. Frank Greenough left last Mr. and Mrs. Vern Dayton and Vel- ville school in the class of 1927 and children of Chicago, one brother, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Howe. week to spend the remainder of the mer enjoyed Christmas with Mr. and she was graduated from business col­ Frank Skadden of Dansville, and Win Hanna and Myrtle Nlms of winter in Milan with her daughter, Mrs. Otis Updyke of Leslie. lege m Fort Wayne, Ind., in 1928, Floyd of California. Her husband Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corwin, Mrs. Olive Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson and since which time she has been em- and one son preceded her In death by Mrs. Mary Corwin, Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Bird of Ann son of Gaylord, Margie Thompson of pfoyed in the clerical department at several years. Charles Osborn and Gilbert Glover Arbor, were guests Sunday of Mr. and Lansing, Gertrude of Royal Oak, and i;he Howell Sanitarium. The couple's were entertained by Mr, and Mrs, Earl Mrs. Roy West. Mr. and Mrs, F, C, Anderson were plans for the future have not as yet Body Brought Here Osborn on Christmas Day. Christmas dinner guests of Mr, and been formulated. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hobart entertain­ The remains of Addle Ann Thomp­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aseltine and ed the following guests on Christmas Mrs, Eber Thompson, son were brought here for burial last family of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Harry day: Irma and Jason Pollok, Mr. and (Continued on Page 6) Wednesday afternoon. The deceased May the New Year usher in a greater Christinas Carols Aseltine and son of Cleveland, Mr. and The members of the "We Do" class was 71 years of age, and passed away Mrs. Linwood Ludlow of Jackson and of which Mrs. Ruby Lathrop is teach­ at her home northwest of here the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Corbin and fam­ amount of joy, health and prosperity er, sang Christmas carols Saturday previous Monday morning. She is ily of Lansing were Sunday guests of evening. The entire community was survived by two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Aseltine. Boyce of Stockbridge and Mrs, Belle than any year of the past; and may visited, the girls stopping to sing at Regular church night will be Janu­ Barker of Munith; two brothers, Hen­ housf-'S whose windows were lighted ary 3, Ail classes will meet at the ry of Dansville and Arlington of Oke­ by candles. All donations which were time. you benefit from the experience of mos; a niece, Mrs, Irene Grimes of received were sent to the children's Next Thursday, January 4, the com­ home near Redford. Munith, and a nephew, Archie Thomp­ son of Lansing and other relatives. munity aid wlli be entertained at the the past and improve the future. home of Mr, and Mrs, Ray Kinne. A Men's Brolilierhuod To Meet Potluck dinner will be served at noon. Pagi'iiint PrB*cnl»d Plans are iieing considered for the Mr. and Mrs. Myrlan Grimes and The religious drama, '"rhe Eternal family of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs, Fred January meeting of the newly organ­ Ques_t," was presented at the Com- ised men's brotherhood at which time Corwin and Mrs, Mary Corwin • en­ muni'ty M, E, church Sunday evening joyed Christmas dinner Sunday with ALL PRICES IN THIS AD AND IN OUR STORES a permanent organization will be per­ under the supervision of Miss Janney, fected and definite plans outlined for Mr, and Mrs. Frank Grimes. INCLUDE THE MICHIGAN 3% SALES TAX The cast including a chorus was as Miss Evelyn Diehl, Lylo Tompkins tho coming year. This is in the hands follows: Berlin Osborne, Shirley of the program committee consisting of East Lansing, Louis Stid and Mr. Swan, Wessels Bohnet, Dorn Diehl, and Mrs. C. M, Young were Christmas The First State & Savings Bank of Stanley Proctor, Roscoe Arnold and Lowell Sommers, Charles Greenough, E\mci' Frost, Nominations are to be day guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. L COFFEE May Bell, Elaine Dowling, Max Diehl. Member of Federal Reserve System ratilied and will be presented by a Warfle, Ralph Greenough, Carol DLx- Smootli and fragriint Ib. I7c committoo composed of Daniel F, on, Virginia Anderson, Harold Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. John Yaeger and MASON, MICH. Grimes, Charles F, Woods and Cecil Georgia Parks, Iva Corwin, David Til­ daughter of Lapeer, spent Saturday Wemple, ford and Emily Thompson, Tho other and Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Mitchell, part of tho program was a one-act c Singing School play, "Thirty pieces of Silver," and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Curtis and Mrs. Harry Brenner and family and They are planning in Wheatfield for included Wessels Bohnet, Margaret family of Lansing, and Mr, and Mrs. Westcate^,. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Brenner and fam­ another singing school which proved MuTholland, David Tilford .and Junior Elmer Blanchard and family enjoyed Hy Miss Lucllo FLsher ily, Christmas, popular and profitable last year, A Vogt, Special musical selections wore Christmas dinner at the homo of their FrencCa Bran^ Ib. 21c class was organized under Rev, Dixon rendered for the occasion under the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Curtis. Full bodied .^nd flavory Mr, and Mrs. Frank Paul and sons Mr. and Mrs. Fred Galley, Mr, and spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. and mot weekly at the home of Clar­ direction of Mrs, Mabel Howlett, The Mr, aiul Mrs, Floyd Loach and By- ence Rubaugh, Plans for this year's fine presentations of the drama and Mrs, Harvey Oakley, Mr, and Mrs, CoiEntrv Club lb. 25c [''loyd Fisher. James remained for a Raymond Feasel, the latter of Lan­ i-on spent Christmas with Mr, and few days. class have not been formulated as yet, play was a tribute to the expert train­ Fine, rich - vacuum packed Mrs. John Loacli and family in Wil­ ing of the cast by Miss Vivian Janney, sing, were entertained Sunday at the Epworth League no.xt Sunday night home of Mr, and Mrs, Nathan Lantis, liamston, B. L. A. S. teacher of English in the Ingham at 7 at the church. Rev, Wesley Caswell and Mrs, Cas­ Maxwell House lb. 25c Mr, and Mrs, Lester Warner and Mr, and Mrs, Walter Almond enter­ Township Consolidated school, it is Vita fresh - vacuum packed Williard Reeves and Junior wore well are spending the week in Evart daiigliters spent Christmas with rela­ tained tho members of the Baptist said. Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Ladies Aid society and their families with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs, tives in Flint, Chase 2i Sanborn lb. 27c Cauley in Lansing. last Wednesday evening at a Christ­ Duncan MacLaclilan, There will bo a meeting of the mem­ High Schiiiil Party Dated CofTce Marion and Florence Rector have mas party. The house was prettily dec­ Mr, and Mrs, Bert Dalton and fam­ bers of tho Wheatfield telephone com­ The high school students enjoyed a been ill, orated in keeping with Yule time, ily spent Sunday and Monday in Ann pany at tho town tiall Thursday, Jan­ Christmas party and program Friday Mrs, Mina Mann, chairman of the Arbor with the latter's parents, Mr, uary 11, All members are urged to Gary Fisher is spending his Christ­ afternoon at 2:30. A program under program committee, presented a pleas­ and Mrs, Fred Sager, be present, mas vacation with his parents, Mr. the direction ot Miss Janney was giv­ LAT0I3I OLUB ing program of rescitations by Jaun- Roland Hicks spent Sunday in Mr, and Mrs, Charles Brenner en- and Mrs. Jesse Fisher. en as follows: Singing of Christmas ita Brown, Connie Gaylord, Suzanne Pinckney with his grandfather, tciTainod their children, Mr, and Mrs, carols by assembly. Miss Pennington Howe and Jimmy Young, a vocal duet Mr, and Mrs, Leonard Burleigh, Dwight Mills and family, Mr, and Wheeler and Woolsey, Sun.-Mon, 1 leading; recitation, Dorn Diehl; vocal by Mr, and Mrs, Eddie Walker, read­ Grace and Vernice Lee were Christ­ solo, "The Birthday of a King," Miss ings by Miss Frances Keene, Mrs, Al­ mas guests of their parents, Mr, and Pennington; a one-act play, Georgia ice Inges and an instrumental solo by Mrs, Henry Lee, Parks, David Tilford, Albert Tanghe, Mrs, Julia Walker, The next feature Mr, and Mrs,'Squire Holt attended Ralph Greenough; a medley of Christ­ was the exchange of gifts, followed the funeral of Mrs, James Eggloslon (Plus 2c bottle cliaruc) mas carols on tho concertina by Mr. by light refreshments. Tho next regu­ of Millville, Tuesday afternoon, Mrs, Kruse; selections by the boys' chorus Eggleston was a sister-in-law of Mrs, Alffo Carbonated Water, lar meeting of tho society will be on and group singing by the assembly. Holt. f.ime Rickey end Rocky the second Wednesday in January River Bcver."fTes at the Gifts were exchanged and popcorn with Miss Fr.ancis Keene chairman of Mrs, Anna Boll of Lansing, is visit­ Eame low price. BEET SUGAR and candy were enjoyed. School clos­ the dinner committee. ing her sister, Mrs, Clara Vogt, this I ed Friday night for the Christmas va­ week, cation and will begin on Wednesday, Christniiis Parly Mr, and Mrs, Dixon and Mr, and January 3, Mrs, Frank Grimes were the recip­ Made In Michigan Saturday afternoon at 2:30 the chil­ dren of the primary department of the ients of a pair of wool blankets from Methodist Sunday school and their Diinsville Citnununity M. E. Church the Sunday school as their Christmas Emerald B, Dixon, pastor, gift, Fresh, tasty Dutch or Windmill varlctie.'t Should Always Be Your Choice mothers were entertained at a Christ­ mas party in the league room. Sing­ 10:30, class meeting; 11:00, Morning Mr, and Mrs, John Corbin of Lan­ ing nnd recitations by the children Worship, "Modern Pharisaism"; 12:00 sing, Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Corbin and MacksraS VanC.^mp's 3 tall cans 25c Sunday school; 6:30, Epworth League; The farmers in this State raise your sugar beet comprised the program, followed by family of Grand Rapids, and Mr, and 7:30, stereopticon lecture on Bible the arrival of Junior Vogt as Santa Mrs, Alvin May and family of Stock- Rye !SIT®ad country ciub ii/2-ib. loaf 10c crop. Support them by always buying Beet Sugar Claus. He brought gifts, as well as Lands, bridge, were guests on-Christmas day popcorn balls, candy and popcorn for of Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Aseltine, Made in Michigan and you help tlicm earn a TonaSo iuks 2 isc. cans 25c the children. Mrs, Eber Thompson is Dansville Freo Mcllliodist Church Mr, and Mrs, Clyde Allen and fam­ Country Club - giant 26 oz. can needed living. Beet Sugar is clean—wholesome superintendent of the primary depart­ Wesley R, Caswell, pastor, ily returned Wednesday from spend­ ment and Miss Francis Hope Keene, 10:30, Sunday school; 11:30, Mor­ ing a part of the Christmas vacation and 100% pure—it has no superior. Use Beet chairman of the program. ning Worship; 7:30, Evening Worship, with the former's parents, Mr, and Jel8-0 All Oavors Mrs, Cyrus Allen near Flushing, TWINKLE, 3 pkcfs. Oo Sugar for every household purpose. Mrs, Alice Ingles returned to Wil­ diristinas Supiicr Mr, and Mrs, George Allen spent liamston Monday to spend Christmas Last Friday evening the Free Meth­ Christmas with the former's mother, hfichigan Made Beet Sugar is available in at the home of her son, Clare, odist Sunday school enjoyed a chicken Mrs, Mary Allen, S'10-25and lOOlh.sacks, For sale at all grocers. Mr, and Mrs, Roy Updyke enjoyed pie, supper at the parsonage. More Mr, and Mrs, Rex Hulliberger and Christmas with relatives in Baton than 50 sat down to tables which were family of East Lansing, Mr, and Mrs, Wesco Crifrp, flaky Rapids, Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association decorated in keeping of the holiday Noland Douglas and family of Has­ Mrs, Elizabeth Grimes, Mrs, Nellie lett, Mr, and Mrs, E, J, Blakely ot Saginaw, Michigan season. Mrs. Margaret Caswell was Tuna Fish Sclect llght meat cun 1 4c n charge of the program, which con­ Townsend and daughters Alice and Miller Road, Mrs, Cora Anway of sisted of recitations, songs and read­ Josephine enjoyed Christmas with Mr, Muskegon, and Mr, and Mrs, E, C, ings. A basket of gifts was then dis­ and Mrs, Will Sly of Vantown, Braman were Christmas guests of Mr, ^mmWz Jv^Msiard a-o^- j" 13c tributed to the members of the Sun­ Mr, and Mrs, Lester Cavender spent and Mrs. Roy Hulliberger. Cream stylo day sohoai. Sunday and Monday with the latter's Mr. and Mrs. George Vogt enter­ parents, Mr, and Mrs, Charles Alberts tained the following guests at Christ­ Queen Oiaves qu^n 33c of Belding, mas dinner Monday: Mrs. Anna Bell Hollywood (Stuffed, pint 20c) Aut'oninhilo Accident MICHIGAN BELL Last Thursday Mr, and Mrs, Bert Mr, and Mrs, George Bacon and of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. John Vogt Brown, onrouto to Cadillac for Christ­ Mr, and Mrs, F, D, Bacon enjoyed and family of Fowleryille, Mr. and SaEad Dressing quart 23c Christmas in Jackson with Mr. and Mrs, Simon Vogt and family, Mr. and TELEPHONE CO. mas, had the misfortune to meet with Embas.sy Brand a bad accident near Ithaca. About a Mrs. Wiil Garner. Mrs, Miio Chambers and family, Mr. mile from Ithaca tho car skidded and Fred Walcott and son Lyle of Flint and Mrs. Allen Dietrick, Roland Vogt, a car behind them crashed into them, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Veron Walcott and Miss Leora Walters of Fowlerville, almost completely demolishing the family of Williamston enjoyed Sunday Mr. and Mrs. William Vogt and fam­ Ib. i5c with thoir mother, Mrs. Addie Smith. ily of Howell, Mr. and Mrs. Paul machine. All that was brought home Fancy Michitjan was the motor and tires. Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. Ben VanWaggoner Ludtke and family of Gregory, and Mrs, Brown were taken to a doctor in and Miss Vera VanWaggoner of Eaton Harold Ludtke of Ypsilanti, and Miss Ithaca for treatment, Mr, Brown re­ l^apids spent Sunday with Mr. and Helen Vogt of tho osteopath school of Corn Mea8 5 Ib. sack 17c ceiving a broken collar bone and Mrs, Mrs. Roy Updyke. Kirksvillo, Missouri. Yellow or white Brown receiving minor facial wounds. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Pollock and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mitchell enjoy­ They returned home Thursday night. family attended the family gathering ed Christmas with the latter's par­ Rolled Oats 5 lb. bag 21c Christmas with Mr, and Mrs, Will ents, Mr. and Mrs, H, A, Darling in Quality oats Sumliay School Class Partlc,s Sly of Vantown, Lansing, Mrs, Almon Lathrop pleasantly en- Among the teachers home for the Mr, and Mrs!' Bert Post of Mears, Harvest Time 5 lb. pkg. 25c tertained_ the "Carolers" Saturday holiday vacation are Ann and Rose spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Pillsbury Pancake Flour evening after the annual Christmas Backus, Joosephine arid Alice" Town- Arthur Dowling. send and Marjie Thompson of Lan­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ackley of Web­ carol singing by her class and Mrs, Corn Syrup Dark 5 ib.paii 27c Potty's class._ .About 20 boys and sing, Frances Holt of Holt, Phyllis berville, enjoyed Christmas dinner Light, 5 ib. pail 29c girls were present. Gifts were ex­ Diehl of Stockbridge, Myrnetta Cur­ with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lantis. changed, after which light refresh­ tis of Muskegon, Marion Curtis and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hicks and Ro­ ments were served. Dorothy Strong of Detroit and Gert­ land spent Christmas with Mr. and Clifton Tissue 6 rolu 25c rude Thompson of Royal Oak. Mrs. Ray Hicks of Miller Road. Rev. and Mrs. Dixon and family Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Clingensmith of Mrs. Nellie Foster and Helen of spent Christmas with the latter's par­ Leslie were Sunday visitors of Mr, Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. Wllford 15-lb. and Mrs, D, D, Briggs. Couette of Lansing, and Mr. and Mrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Cyril Jarvls of POTATOES peck 27c Hubbarston. Miss Mabel Fosdick and Mr. and Floyd Smith spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Aseltine, Mrs. Mrs. Fred Kirkpatrick and son of De­ Michigan U. S. No. 1 quality John Cojbln and Harry Aseltine at­ troit spent Christmas with their par­ tended the funeral of John Sherwood's ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fosdick. grandchild in Breckenridge Tuesday Mr. ahd Mrs. Ed Braman and sons and Mary Elizabeth were Christmas afternoon, CHOICEST QUALITY MEATS Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cavender and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jud Sweet. 'M'LL BE LATE FOR Bonnie, Mrs. Mary Ladd, Mr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs. Moyer of Elkhart, Grant Squires and Mrs. Anna Mlnnls Indiana, arrived Friday and their and Helen of Vantown were entertain­ daughter, Margaret, returned home DINNER, MOTHER'' ed at dinner Christmas at the home of with them for her holiday vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Cavender. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mann enjoy­ PORK LOIN HOW convenient it is to be able to telephone Mrs. Emma Dayton and Mrs. Mar­ ed Christmas at the home of the lat­ lOR FAIRNESS OF ter's brother, Branch Vicary, near tha Bulen spent Christmas In Holt PRICE AND UTMOST home when you arc detained at store or with Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw. Leslie. ROAST office! How desirable, when you arc delayed, Miss Lena Strong and Dorothy of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Arnold and IN SERVICE Detroit and Mrs. Emma Dayton en­ family and May Bell enjoyed dinner Rib End Ib. to telephone friends who are expecting you I joyed Christmas dinner Sunday at the Saturday with the former's parents, 9 THE ORDER home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tilford, Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Arnold of Greg­ Such calls do more than dispel worry or un* LOIN END, lb. 12c CENTER, Ib. 17c Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Bacon of Detroit ory. OFTHE certainty . .. they represent n courtesy that spent Sunday with the former's par­ Misses Shirley Swan and May Bell SHANK HALF ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bacon. spent Thursday In Mason with the GOLDEN RULE SMOKED HAMS Country Club »> 14t is highly appreciated. former's sister, Mrs. Harry Howell. Mr. and Mrs. LaFountain and Mrs. Sliced, lb. 2&e Miss Dora Simons, who Is taking RECOMMENDS TO THE Ellen Simons of Lansing and Mr. and Butt half, lb. .l7o A telephone serves the entire family in many Mrs. B. C. Raymond were Christmas a post graduate course In the Caro PEOPLE OF THIS • • - guests of Mr. and Mrs, Dan L' vbu of high school, arrived home Thursday ways each day. Ami in emergencies^ it enablea COMMUNITY Ypsilanti. .\ to spend.the vacation with her par­ SPRING GHICKENS Larg.Roa.ter. Ib. \i% you to summon doctor, firemen, police or Mrs. Addle Smith and Gay Walcott ents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Simons. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell of Ma­ A. B. BALL returned Friday after several week's Leg O* Lamb Genuine spring Ib. 18c other aid, instantly. visit In Prescott with Mr. and Mrs. son, Mr. and Mrs. Paris Witt and HOIVIEFORFUIVERALS Ernest Walcott. daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Maurice LAmbulance Serolce^ Swan and s,on enjoyed Christmas with Tliurinser summer sausage ib. 16c Any Telephone Business Office tvill Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Squires of Yp­ PHONESiDAYKO. NiGHT72 silanti, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Raymond their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle MASON. MICH take your order for telephone service. and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Squires and Swan. Boiled Hams wiioieorhair ib. 25c Installation will be made promptly. Miss May Bell spent Tuesday and family bf Detroit spent Christmas Swift's Oriole (SLICED, Ib. 98c) with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ Wednesday In Flint with her parents, Liver usage smdnd ib. 27c ter, Squires. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell. , I'aK* Pour INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 193?

to flerru.iia Mrs, Evalyn Mclican lOTtimnie police liTJUOn in i..wcia. family, Merl Wagner of South Leroy, son and brother, David Bennett and Eldred Yerks, Jr. and Levi York were Lindbergh kidnaping case. Feb, 14—Coininbia severed diplonintio Northwest Stockbridge and Nellie DeWatters of Eaton Rap- family. Sunday callers of thoir father and ^ May 17—Administration'. $3,300,000.. relations with Peru nnd actual war be­ By Mrs. W. L. Sharland 000 bill for public works and Indus, gan In tho Let Ida region, Ids, Christmas. The U-Go I-Go Pedro club held its brother, Eldred Yerks, Sr. trini control introduced In congress. Feb, 21—Severe fighting between Mrs. Eliza Patrick entertained her Chinese nnd Jnpnnoso began In Jchol Christmas party at the home of Mr, Jess Curtis, Jr. of Kalamazoo, spent Chronology May 24—Sonnte refused to impeach children and grandchildren for Christ­ Judgo Harold Louderback of Californ a. province, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Beach apent and Mrs. Roy Johnson at Lansing. Christmas with his parents, Mr. and May 25—Senate pasaed Glass bank­ Feb, 24—Japan rojoolod and China mas dinner. accepted tho League of Nations roport Prizes were awarded Mrs. Ruby Deni­ Mrs. Jess Curtis, Sr., returning Mon­ ing bill with deposit guarantee ninend- Christinas with his parents, near WU on Alanchurla, Tho roport waa adopted Mrs. Donna Bravender loft Satur­ son, Miss Frieda Beach, Carl Denison day to work during tho holidays. mont. Hamston. of the'IQO O by tho nssombly nnd the Japanese dele­ day to visit her children at Flint, for and Robert Loach. The club wiil meet May 26—Public works-Industry con­ gation withdrew. Mildred Grostefon returned home the holidays. Eldred Yerks spent Sunday in Lan­ trol bill pasaed by tho house, Fob, 25—China recalled her minister Sunday after spending several weeks in two weeks with Mr, and Mrs. Leo sing. Year Mny 27—Senate passed railway con­ to Japan, There were 92 at the Christmas pro­ Whipple at. Lansing, with new officers trol bin, in Indiana. Miss Frieda Beach spent Christmas United States Indorsed League of Na- gram at the school Tuesday evening. taking charge as follows: Roy John­ A Century of Progroas .xpoaitlon lions policy In SIno-Japanoao affair. Archie Sharland and family spent Those neither absent nor tardy this with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lace opened In Chicago. Fob. 27—Groat Britain Imposed arms Christmas with his parents, Mr. and son, president; .Jennie Denison, vice Beach, southeast of the game farm. May 29—House passed bill nbrogat- embargo against Japan and China. month were Frances Brown, Donald, president; Mildred Whipple, secretary; ing gold clause In all obligations. Mrs. George Sharland, near Stock- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lcfke of Port­ Compiled Ay March 3—Paraguay senate voted for Junior, Russell and Roland Goodwin, Gladys Styman, treasurer. May 31—Rooaovelt farm credit sys­ deolarallon of war against Bolivia. bridge. William and Dean Hair, Mildred Har­ land, spent Sunday and Monday with tem approved by the house. March 4—Jehol City occupied by, the Fay Townsend and family spent Mrs. Faye Bennett and children,' the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Juno 2—Senato limited reductions tn Japanese. vey, Kenneth Mayhew and Mary E. W. PICKARD veterans' bonus payment to 25 per cent. March 7—Martial law was proclaimed Christmas with Mrs. Tillie Smith near Joanne Phelps. Howard, Mary and Harvey, brother. L, Bennett, near Okomos, Prof, Harold W. Dodds elected pres­ In Pelping bocauao of advance of tho Stockbridge. The seventh graders have been ident of Princeton unlvoralty. Japanese; Marshal Chang Hsuoh-llang Fred Wilson and family spont June 3—Senate paased tho gold resigned as Chinese commander In studying the Legend of Sleepy Hol­ DOMESTIC clause abrogation bill, Norlh China. Christmas with Mrs. Wilson's sister in low, wliich was selected by the town­ Juno 4—Reconstruction Finance cor­ The Safety- March IS—Musaollnl offered , four- Jackson. ship for a classic. Jan, 1—Prcjlflont Hoover's oonimlii- poration granted loan ot $60,000,000 power peace plan lo British. Ed Robeson and family spent Christ­ .Ion on noclitl trontis roportetl, lo China to buy Aniorlcan wheat and March 25—Engliah Jewry boycotted Those who received A In citizenship Jan, :i—Mlher,s' war In Cllrlsllan cotton, German goods in protest over treat­ mas with Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Groste­ this month arc Rosalie Brown, Bar­ Responsibility Law couift, Illlnol,'!, Ifrolto oill ngltln and Juno 5—Illinois voted for ratldcatlon ment ot Jews In Germany. fon. Btalo troop,s woro sent ul'tor two por- ot pi'ohlbltlon repeal amendment, March 30—Bolivians drove Parn- bara and Eula Terwiillger and Don Went Into Effect October 16th .OMH WfirO Icllloti, Houao pasaed railway control bill, guayana hack In Chaco; hundreds Hudkins. Jan, 4—BiRlft hundretl onrnKOtl Iowa Juno 6—Indiana voted tor repeal rat­ slnln. fariiiora lililtcfl farm morlKhKO mile, ification, Tlie pupils are writing the fourth Jan, 5—Former Pro,sltit3nt Cftlvin April 6—World court ruled Norway's Juno 8—Robert P, Skinner appointed claim to East Greenland Invalid; Den­ Soath Aurelius and Nortli month examinations this week. CooljtiBO tiled In N()rtlfftfn|)ton, IfIn.HS.. ambassndor to Turkey, nntl I'rosidont lloovor ortlorcd 30 daya mark won tho area. Onondaga Juno a—Senate pnssed public works- April 19—Russian court sentenced of pubilti ninurfflnK, Industry control bill, By Mrs. B. H. Fleld Jan. 12—llotian pftR.sofl doinostic al- two British englnoora lo prison and 125 deaths and 2,000 serious Juno 10—President sent to congress lotluonl farm if Id lilll, . , three lo deportation for espionage and Williamston Center Juif, i;i—l'ro,sidont llnovor votoetj government reorganization orders sav­ sabotage; Groat Britain rolaliatod by By Mrs. CUarlo.s Hurt Personal Injury cases iiappen in tho I'lilllpplno lifdo|)nndoneo bill, and ing about $25,000,000, placing embargo nn Russian exports. Miss Maud Russell ot UnionviUe, is CITIZENS' tlio lfou,so ovorroilo tiff) vtslo, Prof, Wlinam E, Dodd of Unlvoralty April 21—Prime Minister MacDon­ Micliigan each month. of Chicago mado ambassador lo Ger­ ald arrived in Washington and began visiting her cousin, Mrs. B. H. Field, Mutual Auto iNS.Ci ,lan, 17—.Soifitto roi)ff3,'ied Ptilllpplno HOWCLL. MICH. Indopontlonco lilll over I'roffldont 8 many; John Cudahy of Milwaukee am- economic conversations with President and family. voto, , „ bassitdor to Poland; l-ilncoln MacVeagh Roosevelt. Lester Powell, who has been ser­ ot Connecticut minister to Greece, April 22—Soviet Russia ordorod pro­ John I-Iemans and family visited 20 deaths and 400 serious acci­ Jan, 20—President Hoover and Pros- their mother, Mrs, Minnie Hemans, iously ill for the past throe weeks, is Idolit-Rloct Itonsovclt nin'ocd 18 open Juno 13—JIasancllusoUs voted for re­ hibition of all purchases In England very little better, Insure in a Michigan Com­ war dobt noKotlatloifa witli Groat peal, and other rostrlcllvo measures. and family of Mason, Christmas, dents have already happened where Juno M—Senate passed Independent Japanese opened drive toward Pelp­ Mr. and Mrs, L. S. Babbitt and chil­ piiny with Ji SUitc-Wldo Britain, B, I-I, Field and family were at E, automobile drivers have failed to Jan, 21—Senator II, B, Ilawea of MIs- ofllcos bin with amondirfont concern­ ing with eight hour batllo, dren, Kenneth and Marjory, are spend­ agency iind adjusting .ourl roslRntfd, . . ing vetorhns'. costs opposed by Pres­ April 23—Polish Jews began boycott H, Field's of Vevay, Christmas, force to give you Service! Jan, 2;!—'i Ifo Twentieth nfnondmont io ident, of German goods, , Mr, and Mrs, George Covert enter­ ing ton days in New York state visit­ comply with the law. April 24—President Roosevelt and iM, tho Cnnstltfftioif, onfllfn,' "lanio dtioic Juno 16-Congress yielded to the tained their children and families for ing relatives, nosfllona of cofffvress, wna olliolaliy President on the veterans' compensa­ Herrlot of Franco began economic Chas. F, Hart spent last Friday and adopted wlien Missotfrl, tho 30tii stato tion Issue, passefi tho Independent of­ talks. Christmas, to approve, i-atliloil It, llcos bill nnd adjourned, May 2—Soviet Ruasia and China re­ Mr, and Mrs, Charles Hall of St, Saturday in Detroit on business, Dr, Hnrry Wnodiitlrn Chaso resiKnod Juno 10—President Itoosevolt started sumed diplomatic relations. Mr, and Mrs, Earl Leeman and fam­ BH prealdont of Lilfivcr.slly ot Illino a Johns, visited at the B, H, Field and CITIZENS' MUTUAL on vacation crfilso to Calnpobollo Is­ May 10—President Ayala of Para­ ily spent Christmas with his mother, to bocomt) cifnlicollor of New Yorlc uni­ land, guay formally declared wnr on Bolivia, Wells Clickner homes the week end, versity, AUTO INSURANCE COMPANY Joseph B, Eastman appointed federal .May 12—Eight loading nations Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Demorest Mrs, Nettie Leeman, at Williamston, Jan, 21—,'3ccretnry Stlmaon Invited co-ordlnator of transportation. agreed on larilf truce during world Donna returned to Detroit with her .11 noii-dotftultlfiK lfaliona to conlor- economic conference. and children of Lansing, and Frank OF lloWELL, MIOIIIGAN June 19—Annual meotlng of Amor- aunt, Mrs. Jessie Henderson, to spend enco ofi war fiulfts hfter ,Mifrch •!, lean Association for tlfo Advancement May in—President Rooaovelt called VanHorn were visitors at the Clayton ConKrosa voted $110,000,000 for farm of Science ojioned In Chicago. on ,VI nallona to Join in agreement to the holidays. loans, outlaw war, scrap offensive weapons Snow home Monday, Oliiis. Field or I>. C. Dnrt, Uiciil Iloprasonkitivos MlLson, tMlclilgim Juno 20—Iowa, New Hnmiisliire and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gulick entertain­ Jarf, 2ri—Senate passed tho Glaag Connecticut voted for ratincatlon ot and force world peace, banicInK bill, ropeal amendment, iMay 17—Chancellor Hitler of Ger­ ed her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs, Jan, l!0—linilHO passed Ifill to on- Juno 21—Uallronds and rail labor many accepted Itoosevelt's peace pro­ nblo debtors to a-olfl banitriliflcy, and Perry Peace, of Haslett for Christmas agreed to coiftlliffe 10 per cent wage posals with reservation of cciuallly In tho Class l)aniItaly anfl Germany, community with a Hne Christmas pro­ •Anna Dnvld H. Uarf'y for ti-aduclnt' It n nfondfnont, gram and tree Friday evening. Miss Jflly 4—President Roosevelt returned May 22—United Stales offered to Clyde Hayhoe has been ill the past In mah'azino artieie, Join European security pact, abandon­ Norma Risch, the teacher, is to be Ttoosovelt ehllod conference of all to Whilo Ilouso. week, July 8—Secretary Ickea mndo gen­ ing neiili-ality rights, complimented on tho succoss of the Kovernora In Wnalflntfton March fl. Mny 2S—Japanese seized control of Fred Seitz, Jr, of Jackson, spent Fob, 14—Governor Confatoolt of Mich­ eral director of pllbllo work admlifla- prograin, igan proclnlmed an elgiit day bunic- tratlon. Peiifing, , . , , , Christmas at John Seelhoff's, Inp Ifollday, July 9—Prosldont Roosevelt signed May 31—China and Japan signed Mr, and Mrs, Fred Hayhoe and Mr, and Mrs, W, B, Swartout, Mr, Feb, 15—An nftnrclflat, GluHoppe Zan- cotlolf textile Industry code, truce stopping wnr In norlh Chinn, and Mrs, Ben Graham and family and Juno 12—World economic and mone­ family, Mr, and Mrs, J, L, Boylo and :ai'a, flrod livo sifots ffl Fraffitlln D, Jflly is—Aiabalna and Arkansas tary conference opened In Lolfdon, Mr, and Mrs, Herbert Newman spent tooaevolt In llinfnl, mlaaInK hlin but votefl tor repeal ot prolilbitlon, family and Bon Taylor spent Christ­ r Prime Minister MacDonald Inlef-Jected fatally wounding ilnyor Cennalc of July 20—President Itnosovelt Issued Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. H. thn fiuestion of war debts, mas with Mr, and Mrs, S, H, Williams Chicago, a "maater code" for all buslilcss, rais­ Herre at Okemos. ing wages nnd shortening houi's, Juno 13—Great Britain and Italy of­ and family, Fob, ](!—Senate ndopted resolution fered lo pay 10 per cent of sum due for repeal of lOiKhteofftif amendment. Tennessee voted tor ratllicatlon of Mr, and Mrs, Will Clark of Mill­ Mrs. Marian Wilson and son are repeal, United States nn Juno 15. Fob, 20—Kesolfltloff for prolilbitlon Juno llf—Finland nlnno paid full war ville, Mr, and Mrs, Charles Kirby and spending the week with her parents, ropeal passed Ify tlio house, Geif, Itnlo Balbo ot Italy nnd odlcors Mr, and Mrs, Chas, F, Hart, ot his nlr armada received by Presi­ debt Installment duo United Slales; all son of Eden, and Mr, and Mrs, How­ Feb, 21—Appolhtmenl announced of others cither defaulted or paid small Bonator Cordell ITtfli aa secretary of dent Roosevelt, ard Sheathelm from near Pleasant Mr, and Mrs, W, Decoss and family July 21—Oregon voted for prohibi­ utato and William H, Woodln of tVew ''"JiHio 22—American delegation In Lake, spent Christmas at James Wil­ have moved to Lansing. York aa aecretary ot tho treasury In tion ropeal, Londofi conference rejected stabiliza­ tho Itoosovolt cabinet, Aug, I—President Roosevelt named cox's, Word was received here last Tues­ tion of dollar and offered economic pro- Feb, 2a—ConRress pitssed 1308,000,000 Raymond Mnley to leaf! federal war Mr, and Mrs, S, H, Williams and day of the death of Leo Selfrldgo of on kltlnaplng and rnckoteerlllg, ravftl appropriation ifill, ^"".Tifno 24—Three Chinese gencrala, al­ Lansing, Funeral services were hold J, C, .Stone resigned na chairman of Boffrds lo enforce trade codes named family and Harold Hartsuff and fam­ for all states, lied with Japanese, sol up Independ­ at Rowley church Friday afternoon at farm board. ent stnto In northern China. ily were visitors of their parents on Aug, -I—PeffnRylvaifIa conl strike two o'clock, Mr, Selfrldgo was a Fob. 2.1—Hntfso ot reprosontallvoa July 1—Russia released Imprisoned Christmas day. truce arrangeil by Gon, IT, S, Johnson, Impeached Ff^fiorrfl Judgo Hffrold Brill.sli engineers, and trndo wnr ended. brother of Mrs, L, S, Babbitt and a Ijouderback of Cfiiitornia for "mls- Aug, 8—Arizona voted for prohibi­ Norma and Thernia Hayhoe visited domeftnors In ollico," tion repeal, July 3—Prosldont Roosovcll rebuked former resident here, To Our Friends and London conference for Insistence on thoir sister, Ruth, tho latter part of Aug, 10—Sixty thousnnd garment ]'"ol), 2n—Prcsldoift-Eieot Itoosevolt stabilizntlon of currency first. Mr, and Mrs, C, Vail entertained workers of Now York area struck for last week. fcnnoffncod llonry Wallace would bo July 5_Slx gold nations ot Europe relatives from Detroit, Christmas day. Kocrotary ot hgricultifro and Jamos A, cllmlffallnn of sweatshop conditions, formed pool in protect gold stnndnrd. li'arloy j)oatniH,'ftor gonoral, Aug, 19—,Mlssourl voted tor prohi­ Announcement has boon made of Fellow Townsmen July 6—London onnferonce, nenr dls- Feb, 27—Harold Iclcos ns soorotary bition repeal, solution, saved by Inslatence ot Pres­ West AureHus the marriage of Miss Gladys Powell, of tho Interior nnd Claildo A, .Swan- Presltlefft Roosevelt signed oil, steel ident ltoo,sovell, , ^ ^ , daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Cornelius Bon as Boorotary ot tho navy announced and hlnilfer codes, July 8—Concordat between Germany Mrs. O. M. Robertson by Uoosovelt, Powell, to Rex Kinne of Williamston, Aug, 2fl—President Roosevelt ap­ nnd lho Holy See Initialed. Federal Brand Jury In ClflcaRO In­ proved automobile code, Julv 15—Ttnly, Great Britain, Frnnce on Wednesday evening, December 20, dicted tho Instflla ftnd others tor ns- Toxita volod tor prohibition repeal, nnd (lierfnany signed a ton-year ponce Inff tho malls Lo dofrntid, D. Hubba,"'. Miss Blakely and Ger­ at the Methodist church, the ring ser­ Allg, 27—Assistant Secretary of treaty, March 1—Harry Byrd appointed sen- Stale Afoloy resigned to conduct now vice being read by the Rov. A. F. As we bid a farewell to 1933 with its puzzling- July 22—Pact to curlnll snle of silver trude Swartz of Jackson, were on our .lor from VlrKlnla to succeed Kwan- magazine, signed In London by United Stntes nnd streets Sunday night. Nieman. Mr. and Mrs, Kinne will be Hon, Aug, 28—Secretary Wallaco set seven other nations, hand. We begin to realize the thoughts of recov- Treaaury-poatonico bill, conforrlnff wheat acreage reduction tor 1934 nt Miss Helen Topliff of East Jordan, at home to their friends at Mrs, Doo- roorBanlzatlon powers on Prosldont, 15 per cent. July 27—World economic conference little's home in Williamston, in London adjourned, is spending the holidays with her par­ pnssed. Aug, 29—Waahlngton stato voted for ents, Williamston Grange held installa­ perplexities we are conscious that a new day is at March 2—Ileprosentatlvo Henry T, repeal, Aug, 7—Germnny rejected demand of Ralney of Illinois ciioacn next spealcor Groat Britain nnd Frnnce lhat she Mrs. Ada Taylor entertained her tion of officers at their hall Monday .Sept, 1—Secretary Swnnson signed ery in the past year have been good thoughts, but by Democrats, contracts for 37 warships. cense propaganda nclivltles In Auatrl.a, night, December 18, with Charles Hart Aug, 21—So.-;lailata opened world family for Christmas dinner. Henry Morgentlfail, Jr,, named now Sept, 5—Vermont voted tor prohibi­ as installing officer. It was decided to chairman ot farm bonrd, tion repeal, conference In Parla, Barbara Robertson visited her par­ that thoughts without action are of no value. March 3—BanIc hoildaya proclalmetl Sept. C—President Roosevelt appoint­ Aug, 25—International agreement ents the week end and Christmas day. change the regular meeting night In New Yorlc and Illlnola, ed H, H. Sevier ambassador to Chlln. tor reduction ot wheat acreage reached George Baumer and family were from Monday to every other Satur­ Homer S, Culiiliilncs named attorney Sept. 11—Maine voted for prohibi­ in London, day. The next regular meeting will general In noosevelt cabinet, tion repeal, Sept, 2—France, Great Britain nnd guests of Mr, and Mrs. L. Schneppe, And now the New Year is dawning; with it will March 4—P'ranlclln D, Rooaevelt In­ Sept. 12—Maryland, Minnesota nnd Itnly approved AustrUa's plan to raise Christmas. be hefd Saturday night, December 30. augurated Prealdont ot United States, Colorndo voted for prohibition repeal. new army to protect border. Mr, and Mrs. E. Eekhart enter­ An oyster supper was served at the come opportunities for all men. It is our duty to Sevonty-socohd congrosa camo to a Sept, IB—Code for soft conl Indus­ Sept, 25—Fourteenth assembly of close of the meeting. cloao. try agreed upon. League of Nations opened in Geneva, tained their children, Christmas. March B—President Roosevelt de­ Sept. 19—Now Mexico nnd Idaho Oct, 2—Argentina, Australia and Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Halsey spent Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Foster and make the best of them and to worlc and live in the clared a four-day bank holiday and voted for prohibition ropenl. Denmark were elected to seats in called conKroaa In session on March 9. League of Nations council, Christmas with their aunt, Lucy Rob- family spent Christmas with their Sept. 21—R, C, Mnrtin ot I.os An­ March 7—Thoodoro Itoosevolt ro- Oct. 14—Germany withdrew from daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. geles elected commander In chief of ertson. most cheerful manner possible. • iKned aa govorno. ifenoral ot tho Phll- League of Nations and disarmament Ted Wilson of Haslett. Ippinea. G, A, R, conference. Robert Squires of Lansing, and Lewis Douglas appointed director of Sept, SO—Eleven kldnnpsrs convlct.d Oct. 16—Disarmament conference ad­ Frances Hunter were Sunday guests Mrs. John Barton spent Saturday the budget. in Oklahoma and Illinois, journed to October 25. at the Robertson farm. and Sunday In Williamston helping And so it is with, these thoughts that we wish March 9—President Roosevelt .x- Oct, 2—President addressed Amer- Oct. 20—President Roosevelt an­ lean Legion at opening of Its conven. Mr. and Mrs. Denton Eekhart spent care for her little grandson, Robert tended bnnk holiday Indellnltely. nounced Russia had accepted his invi. all a joyous, prosperous and bright New Year. Conuress gave President full control tion in Chicago, tation to discuss resumption of inter, Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Clausen, who is ill. of banking aystom. Oct, 8—Virginia voted In favor of national relations, Mrs. Vern Cosgray. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Babbitt visit­ Congre.a met In (ipeolnl lesslon: prohibition repeal, Nov, 5—United Stntes denounced th. Ralney eMcted speaker ot house. Oct, 4—Mrs. Xsnbello Greenway .xtradltion treaty with Greece becaui. J, C. Swartz and family, John ed her mother, Mrs. Runckle, of Locke March 10—Prealdont naked congrefis •lacted to congress in Arlzonn. of the Insull decision In Athens, Swartz and family ate Christmas din­ Christmas day. Nov, 7—Great Britain announced it. for powsr to cut veterans' costs and Oct. 5—Edward A. Hayes of Deca­ ner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen government Balarlos $500,000,000, tur, 111., elected national commander withdrawal from world tariff truce, March U—Houao passed President', of American Legion. Nov, 17—Recognition of Russian gov. Hubbard near Jackson. Mickelson-Baker Lumber Co. •conomy bill. Oct, 7—President Roosevelt spoke at ernment by United Slates announced John Chapin of Breckenridge was March 1.1—Banki reopened, and W. C. Bullitt selected as American North Mason uanKi reopened, dedication of Gompers memorial in By Mn. Faye Bennett Robert W, •Bingha• ' m appointed am- Waahlngton. ambassador to Moscow. on our streets, Monday. baasador to IfKhglnndl ; Jesse I. Straus, Nov. 23—Disarmament conference re- The Toles school house is being put Oct. 10—Florida voted for prohlbi- cessed until Jnnuary IB. ambassador to Franco; and Joscphug tion repeal, Danlelli, ambassador to Mexico, Dec. 2—Canndlnn court ruled Mnrtin In better shape by the CWA, also the March 14—House pnssed 3,2 per cent Oct, 12—Senator J, J, Davis of Penn- Insull must return to Chlongo for trial. Wilcox No. 3. Mrs. H. L. Bennett and Mrs. Ger- boer bill, sylvania acquitted of Moose lottery Dec. 3—Seventh Pan-Americnn con- trude Mitchell and daughter Joyce of charge, Mnrch IB—,Sonate passed beer hill, ference opened In Montevideo, Urugu.ay. near Okemos, and Mrs. Rose Lefke of Mnrch 19—Zangara, slayer ot Mayor William Green re-elected president of Deo. 11—Pnrnguny won great victory Cermak of Chicago, electrocuted at A. P. of U over Bolivia In tho Chaco war. PoUok Cenwrs Portland, were Sunday callers of their Miami, Oct. 13—A. F, of L, voted a boycott Dec. IB—Five nations again defaulted of Germany. In war debt payments to tho United By Erma PoUok March 22—House pasaed Roosevelt States; live made "token" payments; fnrm bill, Oct. 15—President Roosevelt an­ Finland paid in full. March 27—President nornpped farm nounced program for liquidation ot closed banks, Prance, Poland and the little entente board and combined several agricul­ agreed on a united front against Ger­ Mr. and Mrs. George Shrumm and tural bureaun, Oct, 17—President Roosevelt ordered many's rearmnment demands, Carmen and Mr. and Mrs. Burton priaon and lines for violator, of NRA March 28—President Issued order Dec. 16—Japanese and Manchukuo Shrumm spent Christmas in Detroit cutting pny of 300,000 federal employ, agreement, armies invaded Chinese province ot •ea 15 per cent, Oct, 19—National Farm Holiday aa- Chnhar. with Mr." and Mrs. Claude Barrlger April 1—President signed regulation, .Delation called a farm strike, Dec. 18—Paraguay and Bolivia agreed and family. reducing veterans' aid $400,000,000, ef­ Oct, 23—Code for retailers signed to truce In Ornn Chaco war, fective July 1, by the President, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Paul and boys Oct, 25—Government began buying April 3—Claude O. Bowers named were Christmas day guests of Mr. and gold nbovo market price, carrying out SWELL-To expand or enlarge; increase Almba.iador to Spain. FOREIGN President's new monetary program. Mrs. Floyd Fisher. Michigan flrst slate to vote repeal Jan. 2—President De Valera dis­ Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hoyt spent •t dry amendment, Oct. 29—President Roosevelt decided solved Irish parliament and called gon- April 4—Wisconsin voted repeal, to buy gold In tho world market. Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Will Nov. 4—Government announced plan ernl election. in bulk; be inflated. A distin­ April 6—Prosldont ordered return of to buy $50,000,000 worth of pork prod­ Chile decreed liquidation of grent Oesterle. gold hoards over $100 by May 1, ucts tor relief. Cosnch nitrate combine. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Ballard and sons April .6—President Invited nine na­ Nov. 7—Ohio, Pennsylvania, Ken. Jan. 10—Uprisings in Spain resulted ate Christmas dinner with Mrs. Bal­ tions to economic conference In Wash­ In mnny deaths and arrests. ington, tucky and Utah approved of prohlbi. guished personage. Dandified. tion repeal, and tho Eighteenth amend, Jan. 24—President De Valera's party lard's parents. April 8—Mayor Frank Murphy of De­ ment was voted out of the Constltu. won the Irish Free State elections. Benjamin Burke and Cameron Glynn troit named governor-general of Phil­ tion. North and South Carolina voted Jan, 18—French cabinet wa. over­ who are in camp near Cadillac, were From Collier's New Dictionary of the English Language— ippines, against repeal, April 12—Ruth Bryan Owen named thrown In vote on the budget and r.- at their homes over the week end and Florello H, La Guardia, fusion candU slgned. minister to Denmark, dato, was elooled mayor of Now York Christmas. 1926 Edition. April 17—Senato rejected IC to 1 all- Chancellor Von Schleicher of Ger­ defeating McKee, recovery nominee, many and his cabinet resigned. vor remonotlzatlon amondment to farm and O'Brien, Democrat Mr. and Mrs. Grover Rector and bill. Jan. 30—Adolf Hitler, head of Na­ children wero at Edd Showerman's for Maxim LItvlnov, Soviet envoy, re. tional Socialists, was made chancellor House adopted resolution giving celvod by President Roosevelt. of Germany. Christmas. Prosldont power to declare an arms Nov. 9—Fi-anchlso granted to wom­ SWELL-To increase in bulk; a succession Jan. 31—Edounrd Daladicr formed embargo. en ot tho Philippines, Jason Pollok and Erma spent new government for Franco. Nov. 12—Chicago World's fair closed Christmas at the home of Roy Ho­ April 1!)—United States went oft Feb. 2—General Sandino, Nlcaraguan gold standard; embafw on gold ox- Nov. 15—Secretary of the Treasury bart. Woodln look Indefinite leave of ab­ rebel leader, made peace with Presi­ portatlons declared; bill tor "controlled dent Sacnsa. of waves; increase of sound. Inllatlon" drafted for administration. sence; Undersecretary Dean Achoaon Leroy Reist is spending his vacation Feb, 23—Revolutionary movement April 20—Breckinridge Long nomi­ resigned and waa suoceeodod by Henry with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Morgonthau, Jr. broke out in Cuba, nated for ambassador to Italy. Fob. 27—Incendiary fire partly de­ Reist. From the New Universal Self-Pronouncing Dictionary of ., -April 21—Houst)pa,ssod bill providing Nov. 18—Francis B. Sayro appointed flrat assistant secretary of stato. stroyed the Reichstag building in Ber­ The teacher and pupils of the Pol­ half a billion dollars for outright re­ lin. the English Language—1923 Edition. lief gifts to tho Btatos. Nov. 20—Mob at San Joso, Calif., lok school are having vacation this hanged two confessed kidnapers and March B—National Socialists and Na­ Suninor Welles noliilnated for am­ tionalists won In German elections. week while the school house is being bassador to Cuba. murderers. Doo. 2—International Live Stock ex­ Premier Venizolos defeated In Greek redecorated. April 25—House passed the Muscl. elections. Bhoals bin. position opened In Chicago. , March 7—Dictatorship established In Gene, Raymond and Betty Cole Wisconsin rntinod prohibition repeal Doo. 8—Repeal of Eighteenth amend­ Austria. SWELL-To expand; dilate; increase in amondment. spent Christmas day with Mrs. Nora ment proclaimed by the President nnd March 8—Taaldarl. mado premier of Miller and Alice Cole, April 20—iirs, Nellie Tayloo Ross no- national prohibition came to an ond. Qreoco. pointod director ot tho mint. Deo. 8—Mary Pickford filed divorce March 9—Hitler extended control April 27—L. A, Stelnhardt was an- •"It against Douglas Fairbanks. over all free states. size, volume or force. Distinc­ pointed minister to Sweden and Am­ Deo. 11—Georgo Peek resigned as bassador Hugh S. Gibson transferred March 22—Hitler became dictator of Millville head of AAA and wa. made chief of Germany. from BelKlum to Brazil. now organization to expand foreign By Mrs. Maggie Burden April 2S—Senato passed farm bill March 29—Nationwide boycott on commerce. Jews proclaimed in Germany. tive, excellent, smart. with credit nnd currency expansion Deo. 14—President Roosevelt opened amendment. March 31—President of Uruguay campaign againat big income tax made himself dictator. House passed $2,300,000,000 home cheaters. Preaching service next Sunday mortgago refinancing measure. Pope Inaugurated the holy year. Fromthe Winston Simplified Dictionary, Advanced Edition. Minnesota ratlfled the child labor April 8—Western Australia voted to morning at 10; Sunday school at 11. Warron Delano Robbins was appoint, amendment to the Constitution. ed minister to Canada, and Robert H. ..code from commonwealth. Sunday evening, December 31, Doo. 30—President Roosevelt cele­ April 19—Masonic ordor In Germany Gore governor ot Porto Rico, brated his Jlfty.flrst birthday. preaching and communion service will Iowa farmers rioted and attacked a dissolved and reorganized on "Christ- Judgo at Le Mara; martial law pro­ Ian basis." be held at Vantown church. Rev. claimed. INTERNATIONAi; April 23—Spanish women voted for Watkins of Diamond, is expected to SWELL-Any dictionary's most appropri­ flrst time. In municipal elections. May 1—House passed the $500,000,00» Jan. 3—Japanese troops seized Chi­ be there and help the pastor, Rev. April 29—Revolt broke out in Cuba •mergoncy relief bill, nese city of Shanhalkwan after bomb­ with landing of two expedition, tn Terwilliger. i G, T, Holvorlng appointed commla. ing It from the air. klAnir of Internal revenue; and J, F. T. Oriente. ate expression for Food, Rooms, Jan. 10—Japanese captured Chlumen- Rev. Terwilliger and family receiv­ O'Connor eontrolUr e( th. currency. Kow pas. and advanced Into Jehol April 80—President Sanchei Cerro of ed the sad news of the death of his Peru assassinated. Mny 8—HouB. pas.ed Inflation rid.r province. uncle at Bellevlew. to farm bill. Jan, 16—Pope Pius proclaimed a holy May 2—Hitler .mashed all free trade Senate passed the Mu.cl. Shoal, bill. year of prayer, penance and pilgrim­ unions In Germany. This community was saddened by Atmosphere and Service. May 6—House passed bill to regu* ages. May 8—Irish Free State abolished the death of Mrs. James Eggleston late .al. of aecurltl... Jan. 21—League of Nations commit­ oath »to the British king. J.I.. H. Jones made chairman o( tee of 19 gave up hope ot 8lno-Jap- May 8—Mahatma Gandhi began an­ last Sunday morning. She wUl be Reoon.truotton rinanc. corporation. anese conciliation. other fast and wa. immediately re­ greatly missed In her family and the May 8—Rhode Island ratified pro­ Bolivians defeated by Paraguayan, leased from prison. commimlty. hibition repeal amandment. in bloody battle in the Chaco. .Ignaz Mosclckt r.-.leot.d president James B. Conant elected preatd.nt Jan, 24—Colombia appealed to sig­ of Poland. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelley spent At of Harvard university. natories of Kellogg pact and Peru to .May 18—Prussian diet dissolved un­ Christmas with her sister, Mr. and S.nat. passed bill tor t.deral regu­ the League of Nations In their dlsput. til 1937. Mrs. Grover Singleton and family of The Rowe lation ot .ecurltles. . over Letioin. , May 28—Hitlerite, won .lection In May 9—House defeated price flxlnf Jan. 2S—Secretary of State Stim.on free city of Danzig. near Stockbridge. amendment to farm bill. Invoked the Kellogg pact against Peru June 8—Spanish government leader, Mrs. R. J. Stevens Is 111. Grand Rapids May 10—Farm rellef-lnnatlon meaa* In the, dispute with Colombia. •xoommunlcated by Pope Plux XL ure anally enacted by congresi. . Jan. 80—Japanese government d.- . June 6—Germany agreed to end Jew- Mrs. Burden and Bverett Horwood _ S.nate confirmed appointment, of olded to quit th. League ot Nation.. l.h boycott In upper Sll.sla. entertained their sister, Mrs.' Emma Cave H. Morn. a. amba..ador to Bel* Feb. a—Leagu. of Nation, council Jun. t—Pre.ldent Zamora of Spain Rice of Howell, Ivan Rice and family Michigan's Most Progressive Hotel glum. urged Paraguay and Bolivia to oea.i forced th. re.lgnatlon of th. Aiana lfay.ll-aa.toii 8. M.anji ftnd Nor* hostilities, and admonished Peru fiablAst of Williamston, L. P. Williams and ngalnst armni^.ntslstitnne {jf poloi^blft'. (Continued on page 12.) family of Vantown, Merton Rice and INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MIC HIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28,1983 Page Five

Grable and family and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Rlnchart, 315 Al­ Wheatfield Center Howard Scripter of Mason, Miss Ellen bert street, East Lansing, at noon on Blind Boy Studying "First Udy" Considers the "Forgotten Man" By Mn. George Pratt Scripter of Lansing and Mrs. Margar­ New Years day. For Horse Busineas et Scripter at Christmas dinner Sun­ Mr. Nichols has received word of day; the death of his sister In California. Mr. and Mrs. M. Showerman and Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Kendrick enter­ EARL J. CLARK OF JACKSON The body will be brought here for family entertained for Christmas tained their children and friends on burial. SHOWS PERSEVERANCE. Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Shower­ Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. man and baby of Mason, Mr. andBenjamin_ , Betty Lou and Rodney Dale ! The Christmas tree at Community Mrs. Chas. Showerman and daughter, of Cedar Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Don­ hall was well attended and a program A blina student in tlie two-year Mr. and Mrs. Earl Showerman and was given by the school children, general agricultural short course at ald Hunt and Robert. Miss Bernadene Glen and Mrs. Edith Showerman and Winters of Albion, Miss Pearl Ken­ i Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Baker and fam­ Michigan State college is preparing family. ily were Christmas guests of Mrs. for a career as a dealer in horses. drick, Mr. Stonauf, Mr. Sevester and Miss Lucile Showerman spent the Milton Kendrick of Lansing. John DeMondo of Lansing, and later Despite his handicap. Earl J. ClarU week ond with Mr. and Mrs. M. Show- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Scripter and drove to Eaton Rapids lo call on her of Jackson, has shown perseverance orman and family. Frank and James attended the Christ­ mother, Mrs. Louis Weldon. • and ability which lead members of the Mrs. George Sadler entertained for mas program given by their daugh­ '• Capitol Grange met at their hall in faculty of the animal husbandry de­ Christmas, Mrs. Annie Shields of ter, Margaret, at the school. , Bast Lansing Saturday evening. A partment of the college to believe that Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Clate Sadler I Christmas program and social time he will make a success. and Gerald and Mr. and Mrs. Glen ' wero enjoyed. The hall was decorated Merrifleld and children. Clark is almost totally blind, but Northeast Lansing Township j : Willi ChrisLmas trees by Charles can dimly discern outline and con­ Mrs. Annie Shields of Lansing, Mrs. By W. E. West } Brown of Abbott nursery. The Ju­ tours ot animals. He now owns a George Sa'dler, Mrs. George Pratt and venile Grange had a Christmas party purebred Belgian filly which is entered Goldean were Sunday guests of Mr. I on tho same evening, in the Michigan colt development con­ and Mrs. Clato Sadler. Mrs, John Weeks of Holt, spont tho j Mr. Benedict, our rural mail car- test sponsored by the college. Care­ Mr. and Mrs. Dell Wolf and chil­ week end and Christmas witii Miss ' rier, is seriously ill and was taken ful saving and sale of a grade colt en­ dren entertained Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Grace West, I from his home to tho St. Lawrence abled the Jackson youth to buy his Webster and family for Christmas. Albert Havens of this neighborhood liospital in Lansing, Saturday morn- nily outright. Mrs. George Pratt and Goldean at­ had a bad auto accident on the high : ing. Part-time work in the college horse tended the Christmas exercises at the bridge road. His car was smashed barns helps to pay the blind boy's Williamston M. E. church Sunday. and he was slightly injured, short course expenses. At the pre­ The Community Aid society will Mr, and Mrs, Frank Smedley spent Save the Eyes sent timo, ho levels the clay stalls, and meet with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Klnne, Christmas day with their daughter will soon be cleaning horses. Ralph January 4. and family, Mr, and Mrs, Otto Beebo, —SEE— Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frost ate Hudson, head of the farm and horso at Lansing, DR. F. J. KELLOGG Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. department, says that Clark has an Members of Capitol Grange nnd Optometrist exceptionally keen mind and memory. Elmer Frost. thoir families will havo a New Years Webb Building, Mason He does not take notes in lecture "TWK^Iilir firllWiWlll'*.WiSTfrWK•3i!ICSi?'f«MW.;*auaSmm-.«.'fc^atWftfTOMH^iWWf:.:?-..!fMR««W.v.:ifcvfK-^(iiSSi.«»r^^ Mr. and Mrs. Roland Frost and dinner and social time at tho home of children spont Sunday night and Mon­ courses, but listens intently and asks •inn •—IW -|-r-|iiiir irTiinTfT-ir •ir-iitriir «.A'&awSto*Wk.«'T".a-*.iiE^ questions freely. day at South Lyons with Mr. and Mrs. fMi's. Knililtlln I). IICo.sevelt, ciiiTyInK on liei' cxjiresscd iflan to help lho "I'oriioMen mlin." inliUlnt; ii ilioniugli in- Edward Bourns and ale Christmas Clark Is confident that his Belgian spccllon of llin site in West VIrslnia where work Is lioliig dfino I'or hoiLSln;,' fiinillics nf mim llHin 2nO nlliii'r.s. 'rhe dinner at their uncle's. Will Crowford, nily is a beginning horse for tho horse luoiitlOn cOvers a 1,000-ncre site of the Koverillnelll's Ilomo-liind project I'or rchiilfilillitinn of povcrly-striekon and 23 other relatives. breeding business which he intends to dovolop. He is specializing in animal colli miners. Charles Osborn callecT on Frank husbandry in his short course, placing Biggs, Friday. Mr. Biggs is getting special emphasis on feeding and judg­ along as woll as can bo expectod. Italy Wins "Battle c! ^3 Grr.ir." ing. Members of the faculty say that t Sanders Community Fred Wost and Mrs. Belle Moyer of f By Jnseptiliic Corbin Lansing, wore Christmas guests at he can judgo animals effectively i..«..««*»«..»-«..«,*«««..«,*«-t"«<.t<>.-«».***-«"»«.-«»*****4 through his acute sense of touch. Mr. and^Mrs. Frank Biggs and How­ ard. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Tinckncll and Mr. and Mrs. Dol! Woll' and chil­ daughter ot Holt, spent Christmas dren and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Webster t Town Line Road with Mr, nnd Mrs, Hugh Hoskins, j ny Mrs. N. 10. Sherman and children attended the Christmas Miss Marian Hosklns is home from exercises at Dansvillo Sunday evening. the hospital and is getting along Mrs. Esther Chapman and Harry nicely, entertained for Christmas, Mrs. Nora Mr. and Mrs. AntclifC and family New Yearns Greetings spent Christmas with friends at Beld­ Mrs, Louisa Harris has gone to Chapman and children of Mason, Mr. ing. Minneapolis, Minnosota, to spend the and Mrs. George Robison, Mr. and winter with her sister-in-law, Agnes Mrs. Roy Dillenbeck and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Rox Lamb from Harris, Dei3 Benjamin. Brookfiold, wore Christmas guests of Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Kilburn en­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Frost and chil­ her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Creyls tertained Christmas day, Mr. and Mrs. dren entertajncd for ChrisLmas Sun­ and family. E cordially extend to our loyal Paul Wilburn, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. day, Mr. and Mrs. Millman and Bort Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wildern and Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mann and Dotluff of Bath, and John Bapperl and W friends Jill the .Toys and Blessings daughter Ann from Detroit, spent Fri­ E. P. Tooley and family. children of Wlllianiston Center. day night and Saturday with his par- Judge Tuttle and two daughters of a Happy 19;M. We also wish to take t'lits at the home of R. .'Sherman. spont Christmas week with Mr. and this opportunity to express our appre­ Mr. and Mrs. William Lottman from Mrs. B. A. Annis. Island Corners Detroit, called on the Wilderns nnd John H. Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. By Mrs. Mabel E. Rnot ciation of your patronage. Shermans Sunday and George R. Wil­ Gus Nichols and son of Jackson, spent dern returned to Detroit with them. Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Church en­ Schmit. Christinas day guests of Mr. and tertained at a family dinner Christ­ Mr. and Mrs. William Sanford en­ Mrs. Frod Foote and family woro mas. tertained "thoir son and daughter from Mrs. Bessie Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miss Thelma Wildern attended a Pontiac on Sunday and Christmas day. Sanborn and Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord house party in Portland, Saturday Mrs. Inez Marshall and her brother, Foote of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ Snyder's 5c=10c to|$5 Store night. Art VanHorn spent Christmas with tin Allen and son Harry, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Daft and Mrs. Paul Marshall and family. J. J. Morton and daughter Daron, Mr. H. H. SNYDER, Prop. VanCourt entertained 22 at a fainily The pupils and teacher ot tho San­ and Mrs. George Morton and Eva and dinner, Christmas. ders school entertained their parents Mrs. Geneva Foote. Mrs. Sackrider gave tlie children of and friends at a community Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Clare Boutoll of Flush­ the neighborhood a party l^riday eve­ dinner, December 22. After dinner a ing, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ning. program was given by tlic pupils. Smith and Evelyn and Marjorie of Mr. and Mrs. A. Dingier spent Santa Claus then cumc and presents •Wheatfleld township spont Sunday Christinas with their son luid family. wero distributed. Itiil.v has lliiiill.v won lllo "bllllle of tlio p;niln," In oillor words, rf'llf'lled with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wells. Dr. Howard Dingier, in Royal Oak. Mrs. Alyoe Cummings spent Christ­ the pOliit wliei'o slli; raises llll life ;.,'rillll she liccd.s. To .slKmilixe lhe vidffl'.v of Mrs. Grace Greening was a guest Thoir grandchildren came homo with mas in St. Charles. Ills pliili, rl'olliier iMllssolilli npol'llleil a lilirvesliiis nliiellino on a I'lii'ili lienr Christmas day ot hor daughter, Mrs. them to stay until Nf3W Years when Itoille. Mo Is seen illiffvc in life iilidst fff tllo wilpiit. Charles Holland, and family of East their, parents will come after them. Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Iveyes spenl Fdur Town Corners Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulett of De­ Christmas in Jackson. By Mrs. Edd MuUen hold their Christmas program Friday troit, spent Saturday with his father, George S. Wait, 78, died Friday eve­ C. L. Hulett. Let evening. WiHiamston ning, Decomber 22, at the home where Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Thompson of By Inez C. White The Island school, Miss Marguerite he had resided since his birth, Marcli r t Mr. and Mrs. Will Curtis and Mr. Dansville stayed at the home of Mr. »-••.•••••••»••«••••»••«•••••*«•« •-•••I Wheeler, teacher, gave a Christmas 27, 1855. The homestead was taken and Mrs. Myron Kirby and children and Mrs. Bert Dolton while thoy wero program Friday night. There will be up from the government in 1838 byattende d a Christmas gathering Mon­ in Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. John Frasier and a two-weeks' vacation. his parents, who came here from Ver­ day at tho home of Mrs. Smith of near Mr. and Mrs. John Walla entertain­ daughters, Sarah and Rebocka, left The C. L. and James Hulett famil­ mont. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Williamston. ed their children from Detroit Christ­ here last Friday for Washington, D. ies spent Christmas day with Mr. and the car speak Helen Wait, and several nieeos and Mr. and Mrs. Asher Brown enter­ mas. C, where they will spend tho holidays Mrs. H. J. Laycock and family of nephews. Mr. Wait was held in high tained Christmas day their children of with Mrs. Frasier's sister and family. South Alaiedon. esteem by his neighbors and leaves Lansing and Mrs. Brown's brother and Miss Nellie Gorsiine of Three Rivers Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elsessor en­ many friends. Funeral services were family ot Detroit. spont Christmas with hor mother, tertained at a family dinner Sunday, held at the home Tuesday afttfrnoon at Dart District Miss Lilas Frost, a student at Mich­ Mrs. Levi Gorslino. Rex Gorsiine re­ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence'Elsessor and two o'clock with the Rev. Charles An­ By Mrs. BatUe Godley igan State college, is spending the turned home with her for a two weeks family of Holt, Howard Elsessor and drews officiating. Interment was in vacation. for itself holidays with her parents. children of Lansing, and Mr. and Mrs. Mt. Hope cemetery. Mr. and Mrs'. Ralph Walker of The Ladies Aid of Vantown will There wero 90 children and young Albert Elsessor and family of East Dansvilln, wero Sundfiy callers at the serve a New Years dinner at their people took part in the Sunday school Lansing. Ickes home. hall January 4. program at tho M. E. church Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George McKinnoy and Bert Dolton and family spent Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilcox en­ noon. Two playlets were given. The Barbara and Morris McKinnoy spent Dr. D. R. Lethbridge Christmas with Mrs. Dalton's par­ tertained her parents, two sisters and collection for Williamston Center and Sunday with Mrs. McKlnney's par­ ents of Ann Arbor. brother, Christmas day. here which will go to the M. E. or­ents, Mr. and Mrs. McDonald of Bay DENTISTRY—X-RAYS Mr. nnd Mrs. Edd Mullen wore It has been reported that Mabel phanage homo at Redford amounted City, and with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mc­ Christmas guests of their parents in Wolverton and Donald Terwilliger to over $20.00. Kinnoy in Lansing, Monday. Office over Dart National Bank Lansing. were married recently in Battle Creek. Mrs. Mary Graham spent Saturday Mr.' and Mrs. Dwight Laylin and and Sunday with her son, Bert Gra­ Mason—Telephone 202 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ickes and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Titus and fam­ Donna and Roger of Miller Road, were Mrs. Johnson of Jackson were Sun­ ily were in Munith Christmas day ham, and family at the old farm home guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Collins, Office Houra: 9 to 12; 1 to 5 day guests of Mr. and Mrs. John with his father and family. and Christmas with her daughter, Christmas day. Mrs. Alberta Wollcutt and family. Evenings by appointment Ickes. Tho funeral soi-vices for Mrs. Jas. Mrs. Margaret Box and children The children of tho Dennis school Eggleston at the Millville church wore Mr. and Mrs. Milo Speers had as spent Christmas with her sister and held Tuesday. their guests for Christmas dinner Mr. family, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Critton- The Dart school had their Christ­ and Mrs. Clyde VanBuren and twodo n of Towar Gardens. mas exercises last Friday night. A children of Toledo, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hartig and program was given by tho children. Glen Spoors of Eaton Rapids, Mr. and family were guests Christmas day of Mr. and Mrs. John Malcho spent Mrs. R. Gorsiine and daughter Gwen­ Mrs. Hartlg's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christmas with her grandmother, doline and Willard Bowerman and Vern Burgess of Dewitt. Mrs. Smith, near Williamston. family of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Godley enter­ Speers and daughter Martha of Locke, children were guests Sunday of Mr. tained her son, W. E. Fellows, and Dr. O. H. Hendren, Miss Alta Speers, and Mrs. A. Rupp of Bath, and on family of Birmingham, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Anda Poll and son. Christmas day of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Warfle and The Brotherhood will hold their Andrews of Lansing. Ina Smith visited in Dansville Sunday meeting and banquet in the dining Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kurtz spent at the home of Theodore Clickner. room of the M. E. church Tuesday Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs evening, January 2. Mr. Overholt, the Charles Saylor, southwest of Lansing president, has secured a Baptist min­ Clifford Kurtz spent Christmas in HUNDREDS of thousands of people now own Northwest Vantown ister of Lansing, for the speaker and Perry. a well known Lansing orchestra will Compliments of the Season t By Mrs. Clara Merindorf Jean and June Root will spend and drive Ford V-8 cars. Some neighbor or furnish the music. Rev. A. F. Nle- three or four days with their grand­ man and Mr. Overholt are taking the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Chaddock friend of yours has one. If we told you what we Mrs. Anna MUinis and family were registration of all who anticipate at­ of Lansing. E take tliis occasion tliat we may Christmas guests of hor daughter, Mr. tending that the ladies Aid may be Mr. and Mrs. Ray Felton and Ed­ think of the car, you might say we are prejudiced, and Mrs. Earl Cavender. prepared for the large crowd which W wisli all our friends and patrons win and Mrs. Doral Cole and Junior Mr. and Mrs. George Martin and they expect.to be the largest so far 60 we let the car and its owner tell you. were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. a very HAPPY NEW YEAR and tlianli son Gerald were entertained^ at the this current year. Fred Wells and family of South Alaie-, home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woods Economy of operation is one of the first points them for their kindness toward us in The Lady Maccabees will hold their don. near Dansville for Christmas. the past. me.ctlng at the home of Mrs. Emma The I. C. C. will meet Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Don Mclntyre and they will emphasize—the owner will boast of it Speers, corner Jackson and South January 3, at the home of Mr. and family of Detroit, spent Christmas streets, Wednesday afternoon, Janu­ Mrs. Irvln Holloway, three-quarters of and the car will prove it. with the latter's father, Sherm Web­ ary 3, following the meeting a word a mile west of the Island Corner ster. contest will be given by the commit­ school house. Mrs. Anna Kurtz and The 1934 car is even better than the 1933— DR. F. J. ICELLOGG Kenneth Martina spont tbe holidays tee and a contribution supper will be Mrs. Nellie Lamereaux have charge of with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mra, served. the program and Mrs. Grace Wleland's and that was our best car up to its time. The new Optometrist Charles Woods. William Croop, who was very sick commltteb will serve the dinner. Sherm Webster, who has been very with heart trouble for about thr^ car is more beautiful—faster—more powerful sick for some time, is some better. Louie Webber will spend from Sat­ months and bad recovered sufflcontly urday untU Wednesday with friends Eli Austin has gone to the veterans —gives more miles to the gallon—better oil to be allowed to walk out on thei n Perry. hospital for treatment at Battle porch, is again confined to his bed Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Biebesbimer economy—is easier ridingT-cheaper to own and with the same trouble. entertained at a family dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Orla Sheathelm called Carpenters and decorators are Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. operate than any car we ever built. on the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. working on the interior of the school Janecke of Packard Station, Mr. and James Thayer last Sunday. house. Mrs. Ben Guenther and children of You owe it to yourself and your pocketbook to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore A. Miern­ Ph'illipps neighborhood, Miss Louise The Eighty-first Semi-Annual dorf of Maaon, formerly of this vicin­ Guenther and Mrs. Kate Pixley and oik our Ford Dealer to let you see this car, and ity called on tbe former's parents, Mr. Vantown daughter Ruth. and Mrs. C. Mierndorf, who are stay­ By Mrs. L. P. WUUama Warren Rupp of Detroit, spent Sun­ let you drive it for yourself. At the wheel of the Dividend was mailed on ing at present with Mrs. L. Austin. day evening with his sister, Mrs. Dor­ They also called on Mr. and Mrs. C. car you will be sure to reach a right decision. The otha Andrfews and family. Metzger. Albert Clark and family of Toledo, the Twentieth. Did Mr. and Mrs. James Thayer spent are visiting his sister, Mrs. Bert Wol Ford V« 8 will tell you its own story. Christmas with their son, Mr. andverto n and family. Mrs. Howard Thayer of Lansing. DM. No. 7, White Oak Nuckley Nemer and family enter­ By Mn. F. O. Kendrlok you get yours? Mrs. Charles Mierndorf spent last tained Sherman Ruberts and family weelc with Mrs. Anna Minnis. of Saglna,w, the week end. NEW Mrs. Pearl Longhurst and Freddie Mr. and Mrs. Don Maclntyre and Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Kendrick enter­ Fox visited tbe latter's mother, Mrs. family of Detroit, are visiting relatives tained Christmas eve at seven o'clock George Martin, Sunday. In this community: dinner Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Benjamin Mrs. True Martin is ill. The Christmas exercises at the and Betty Lou, Rodney Dale of Cedar Standard Savings Miss Lavancha Holmes, who teach­ Cady school Friday evening were well Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hunt es in Deeraeld, spent Christmas with attended. and little son, Robert, and Miss Bern­ & Loan Association her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Waiter L. P. Williams and family were adene Winters of Albion, and Mr. and FORD V-8 Griiwold at Jefferion Detroit, Mictiigsn Holmes. Christmas guests of Mrs. G. M. Bur­ Mrs. W. S. Lorner and son, Billle, of The Christmas exercises at the den and Everett Horwood at Millville. Williamston. Cady school were well attended and a A Christmas program and tree were Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Seelhoff enter­ L. R. White, Mason flne program waa given, Clarence featured at the church Saturday eve­ tained their children Christmas. for 1934 C. A. ainton, Maaon Minnis is tbe teacher. ning. Ralph Hayner was a caller at the Mason Bepre*entatlvet Mrs. Walter Holmes is ill. Vern Wilhelm and family were Kendrick home one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Garrison's little Christmas visitors of Ezra Titus at Mr. and Mrs. K. Scripter entertain­ girl has been quite ill the past week. Fowlervllle. ed their children, Mr. and Mrs, Earl I INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1933

Okemos and Vicinity Williamston Couple lASSIHCD DANSVILLE By Mta. Walter Heathman Pass 64th Milestone

Mr. and Mrs. Philo Woodworth en­ REV. C. I. MILLER AND WIFE (Continued from Page 3) tertained the Woodworth families for MARRIED Hi YEARS. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Walker spent Christmas dinner. LfVESTOCK—TOOLS Thursday in Lansing with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shank spont Last Thursday the Rov. C. I. Miller Mrs. Earl Dakin. Christmas with thoir daughter in Lan­ and Mrs. Miller of Williamston ob­ FOR SALE—Five matched teams ot served thoir O'lth wedding anniver­ Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Balmer nnd sing. good broken young horses. Also Pliyllis enjoyed Sunday with the lat­ sary. Many friends called on them Mrs. Alice Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. plenty oC odd horses, Ord Price, ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Yo­ that day to pay thoir respects to the Stockbridge, Clw3 cum near Stockbridge. Allon and George, Jr. spont Christmas aged couple. Several gifts woro pre­ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Taylor wero with Mr. and Mrs. Heathman and sented to the minister and his wifo. family. FOR SALE—Buy your horses where guests on Christmas day of tho latter's Tho Rev. Miller and Mrs. Miller you can hitch and try before you aunt, Mrs. Lefoy Smith in Chelsea. Mr. and Mrs. Robert l^isk nnd Joan wero united in marriage in Dansville buy,' Good selection of young hor­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson wore en­ woro Sunday dinner guests of his par­ Docember 21, 1SC9. Both nre of pio­ ses, 'Ed Wagner, 12 miles east of tertained Mondny at tho homo of Mr. ents near Dewitt. neer stock. The husband vvas born Mason on I-Io well road, 52w'lp and Mrs. L. D. Rickets of Mason. A Christmas cantata composed of October 2, 1S50, in Vermont. Whon Mr. and Mrs. Earl Crakes and fam­ one hundred and twonty-Ilvo voices five years old ho came to Michigan FOR SALE—Seven head of horses, ily spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. was presented at tho Okeinos school whore his fatlior purchased a farm IfGO up; four inules, harness. Also Clnronco Sherwood of Mason. Inst Thursday evening. Tho concert nuar Detroit. Throe years later tho sonic cows. A, Green, I'/t; miles Mr. nnd Mrs. Stanley Proctor and wns directed by Lyle Lyons and the family moved to Flint whore Mr. Mill­ west of Molt and lo milo south, Ip son Jack woro Sunday guests of the accompaniment played by Miss Mar­ er grow to manhood. Mrs. Miller was former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har­ garet Kelley. born near Stockbridge where her par­ WILL GIVE good watch dog to any- vey Proctor of Chelsea. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blacklcdge and ents, William and Mary Bingman, c.'ic desiring same, Romnin Davis, Ml', and Mi's. Clayton Balmf^r and settled on wild land ih an early day. 3% niilos west of Mason on Coluin- fiunily nro spending the Christmas va­ Phyllis wero entertained Christinas cation in the' upper peninsula with bia i-oad, 52w]p On the morning ot December 21, lUy at the home of tho former's par­ tVIrs. Blltcldodgu's parents. 1SG9, tho couple left tho bride's homo ents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Biilmer of FOR SALE—Guornsoy cow and calf Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Whiting and and drove to Dansville. They were Lyndon Center. married in tho Mothodist parsonage. and HCt of bob sleighs, Mrs, A, E, 'Miss Mildred King of Howell, spent family spent Christmas with Mr. and Welch, 1 mile cast of Holt, 52wl fWrs. Lyle Greenman at East Lansing. After dinner tho couple drove to Lan­ the week ond and Christmas at tlie sing, then a small town ot GOOO, nnd homo of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Backus. tVIr. and Mi'S. J. O. Grettonbol'ger, FOR SALE—Eight head of horses, fvtr. and Mrs. tMussolman, Mr. and made-up of South Town, Middle '.fown one pair of mules, weight 2S00 lbs, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Otis, Mrs. Elean­ and North Lansing. That evening tho or Sawyor and Gcorgo Sawyer were fVIrs. Buxton and Mr. and Mrs. Orren one Guernsey cow, giving milk, due Grcttenbcrgcr woi-e guests of Edd and couple attended a wedding at which in March, one two-month -old Sunday guests in Lansing of Mr. and Mrs. Miller's sister became the wife Mrs. Wayne Otis. Lizzie Grettonbcrger, Christmas day. BeaglG pup, 0, l-I, Walt, on Game Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Collsy and of E. E. Stone. Farm Road, .'i2wl Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Proctor at­ tended a funeral in Ann Arbor, Tues­ children of Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Edd Mr. and Mrs. Miller began house­ Strayor and family and Mr. and Mrs. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Durhain day. keeping in Mason in March of 1S70. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ickes of Ernest Jennings and daughter of Has­ The husband was omployod by Edd bull, all rod, II months old. Would lett, spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Jackson, spent the holidays with the Stanton for whom he choppoTl wood at Roof-tops Get The Sunshine FIRST trade for young hoof animal. Ear! Charles Piper. Crittenden, phone 5-Fll, 52wl former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John 60c per cord. Mr. and Mrs. Miller Ickes. were the parents of six children, five PULLETS, PULLETS—Mich, certi­ Mrs. Retta Petteys and daughter, of whom died. They also brought up fied LegJiorns, sired entirely by Doris, of the Moody Bible Institute of a foster daughter, riow Mrs. Fields, pedigreed (R, O, P,) males. Also Chicago, are spending this week with HOLT i who is caring for them at present. HE man who perches liimselt" on a roof-top to watcli Cor Soon after their marriage the min­ Barred Rocks. Price reasonable. hor sister, Mrs. Evert Petteys and f By Mrs. James 1'. liins i T dawn sees the sun rise while his brotiiers are still srop- Visit or write Lowden Farms, Pleas­ family. • istry called the husband. Ho held ant Lake, P. O. Rives Junction. ^ I .^M^ 9, > e*' %* •*0**e •* ©••^•*0**e **4«0»*e**e.*e**^ i.^.* >e,'0'*Acharge s in Morris, Corunna, Clio, Al­ in^ through darkness in the streets. 37-tf ma, Mt. Pleasant, Grand Lodge and Alfred Walters has been appointed The man who prepares liis business to meet the opportuni­ Di.1t. No. 6 and Vicinity Sunfield in Michigan. Ho spont seven by Governor Comstock as a member years in church work in North Dakota ties of Recovery Year will enal)le himself to enjoy those op­ FARMS—REAL ESTATE By Mrs. Carl Wolf of the county farm debt adjustment and six years in Arkansas. All told, portunities while others are still watchinj,' for the lij>hl. committco. FOR SALE—Or rent farm of 110 lie served the church 47 years, 17 of Mac, the little daughter of Mr. and which he was an evangelist. acres in Aurelius township. Also a Our school presented a Christmas program last Thursday evening. Mrs. Frank Horst, had the misfor­ For the past six years Mr. Miller modern apartment in a good loca­ tune to break her arm in two places, tion in Mason. A. A. Bergnian, Mr. Fred Brennor spent last Sunday lias been suffering from injuries re­ near Grand Ledge and Monday at Mr. while playing at school last week Mason. IJ-l-tf ceived in an auto accident in which he and Mrs. l^oss DoolitUe's at East Lan­ Tuesday. nearly lost his lifo. For the past live sing. The Presbyterian church gave their years Mrs. Miller has boon blind and WILL EXCHANGE good house in ClirisLmas program on Saturday aft­ Leslie, good liouse in Lansing, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Harvey Oakley spont hor condition is such that she needs The Farmers Bank Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Nathan ernoon, when all enjoyed a pageant, constant care. three good lots for farm preferably "Joy to the World" and two plays giv­ south or west of iVIason. Trade on Lantis of Dansville and Christmas Day with his father and family near en by Mrs. George Kioppo and hor Member of Federal Reserve System difference in assessed value. W. D. Sunday school class. On Sunday eve­ r..«.<«.,t..«,,t,,«',«..«,,< 1...... «-•..•..,... Byrum, 110 Horton street, Lansing. Vantown. ning the choir, with James Jennings ,51 w3 Little Clai-a Belle Loach has boon Williamston News liaving the clilcken pox. as lender, gave special music. iMr. and Mrs. Scott Armstrong of By T. Abbott MISCELLANEOUS Mr. and Mrs. Orville Shaw enter­ tained at a Christmas dinner Monday. Chicago, spont the Christmas week improvement. Thero is no school this Greene of Jackson, nnd C. Wayne record as to declines in certain otiier end with relatives in Holt and vicin- • •••••••••••••f*»t.'»»*««»**-«»*"«'.«»**.e»t»«»e.>»>.«»«..a»i week. Varriol, son of Mi', nnd Mrs. Orvillf; social standards. Rev. Cross is also FOR SALE—API olcCtrio rndio, cabi­ Mr. and tMrs. Fred Ackley spent tho iLy, Bernard and Bernice Otis visited tho Vfirriel, was solemnized Christmas pastor of tho Aurelius Center and tho net model, in good working condi­ week ond with thoir dailglitor and Robert Shaft, son of Mr, and Mrs, Dansville school Friday. clay at the homo of the groom's par­ Onondaga Community Chiirclios and tion, .flO. SOS Barnes street, wlp family near Ann Arbor. CWA Help Employed Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolf attended a Roy Shaft, is spending tho liolidays ents hero at noon wilh the Rev. 0. B. nt lhe sci'vlCes for woi'ship at these IVOR SALE—Apples, R. C. Dart Christmas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. with his parents boforo returning to On Williamston School Thurston officiating in the prcsenct' of clilil'olios ho will speak on the samo about 50 relatives nnd friends. Thf' farm. 52wl Howard Mooro of Mason. his studies at Kirksville, Mo, Stockbridge Town Line t tliolne. All tliri'o of those churches Miss Margaret Riggs is homo from George Parker, who has been visit­ Many improvements are being made By Mrs. J. II. Hayner f young couple wore attended by Mrs. have Sunday schools nnd young pop­ FOR SALE—75 ocrtified Barred Rock her school work at Mason for Christ­ ing his nephew, Will Parker, and to tho Williamston school under the Helen Atkins, sister of the groom, and ples soCielics. The Leslie Y. P. U. pullets, six months old, Mike Cav­ mas vacation. family was taken to St, Lawrence hos­ CWA program. The work includes Kenneth Groone, brother ot the brido.: will moot in the chapel of the Congre- ender, Bunkorhill. Phone Fitchburg, pital Tuesday to undergo an opera­ planing and sanding desk tops, re- Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Boyce entertain­ They will reside in Jackson. gationnl cliurcli for thoir evening ser­ The children of the Detention Homo tion. His niece, Mrs, John Mustard, sanding or refloorlng homo economics ed their children and grandchildren Dan Bradley Thurston of Saginaw, vice. Tlio Aiirifliiis-Eden group will FOR SALE—About 30 White Leg­ wore entertained at a Christmas and two daughters from Battle Creek room, plastering the unfinished south for Christmas dinner. arrived home Sunday to spend Christ­ meet at Aiu'clius and the Onondaga horn pullets now laying. Those are party Saturday afternoon nt tho Ma­ were here for tho day because of his Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lowe and Max­ mas with his parents, M:r, and Mrs. C. E. will havo its session at the On­ range raised and a very healthy quartor df the basement, remodeling son theatre. illness. lne, !\Ir. and Mrs. Matthew Morriman 0. B. Thurston, and his brother. Earl ondaga church. bunch. W. H. Collar, 3i/o miles an unused room for a lunch room, tho Miss Helen Hall, teacher in Mar­ of Williamston, Raymond Robbins of ot Chicago, and Paul of Jackson, and east of Mason on Brickyard road finishing of a room_ to houso tho A series of special evangelist ser­ ALWAYS A QUORUM shall, Is spending the holiday vacation Holt, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Hayner and Lheir families. Mrs. M. F. Parker was and milo north. Phone l'17F'l. Charles Morrison historical collection, vlees are announced for lho Leslie Wlion tho Italian cabinet meets and witii her father and brothers, varnishing of all woodwork, repairing William Groh spent Christmas eve also a guest. Baptist churcli to commonce on Sun­ 52wlp Tbe First M, E, church held a party with C. H. Lowe and Guy Lowe and Mussolini calls himself to order, he is rest rooms and shower rooms, putting The P. T. A. of the Annis district day, January 7, with the Rov. Drury program and tree for the children of family. FOR SALE—Apples. Baldwins and a quorum and something more.—Cin­ a new coiling on the shop, construct­ sponsored a Christmas program at Martin of Lansing, as the preacher. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Howard and Pewaukees. Howard Coy, R. 2, Ma­ cinnati Times-Star. the primary department on Saturday ing a concrete ramp in the basement the school Friday evening. A Christ­ Rev. Martin is tho director of the de­ daughter spent Christmas day in Lan­ son. 52w2p afternoon and tho older classes en­ corridor, building new steps In boilor mas tree and refreshments wero feat­ partment of rural churches of the sing. joyed their tree and program on Sun­ room, erecting pipe posts on parking ures of the evening entertainment. Michigan Baptist stato convention. An Army of Children day evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hayner and FOR SALE—Almost new, small size lot, grading of athletic field, construc­ Miss Mildred German is tho teacher. The 95th annual mooting of the Mr, and Mrs, R, W, Johnson have daughter of Brooklyn, spent Sunday Upright and Player piano, (this vi­ tion of double tennis court, and other Leslie Baptist church is to be lield on returned from a trip to VanWcrt, O,, with Eugene Pickett and family. cinity). Both nearly paid for. The raeinberehip la the Junior Red repair work. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest O'Brien who Tuesday, January 9, with a dinner at W. D. Holmes and daughter spent Small payments handle. Write Cred­ Cross laat year was C,G29,8()6 boya and where they were called by the death Supt. James Cotter was in Lansing have been visiting relatives here, re­ noon with an inspirational and busi­ Sunday and Christmas in Flint. it Manager, P. 0. Box 352, Detroit, glrla In schools, private, public and and funeral of Mr, Johnson's uncle. Thursday to confer with Dr. Paul W. turned to their home in Alpena on ness meeting following. , Mich. 51w2 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones, Holt Voelker, superintendent of public in­ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Parks spent Sun­ parochial. Thoy enjoyed volunteer work Tuesday. Miss Lila Blakoly, teacber in the in hospitals and for orphans, the aged farms, with their son and daughter, struction, relative to plans for a night day and Christmas with relatives in spent the week end at Otter Lake Ovid. Several CWA men are now busily Barnes district, underwent a tonsil and crippled, and also aided their school in which unemployed teachers with relatives. Mrs. Reckstrew, Jack Knoll, who works In Lanaing, engaged in decorating tho school operation at Leslie, Tuesday. schoolfellows by providing attention win teach. building, and improving the yard and mother of Mrs. Jones, who had been spent Chrlatmas with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Heal of Mason, playground. It is estimated that this WANTED—To trade house and lot in for their eyes, purchasing their glasses, visiting them returned to her home The E. J. Schubert family apent and James Keene of Baton Rapids, Generations of Beemans, Cabots, project will amount to approximately Lanshig for ton acres of pasture and giving many other types ot service with them. Chrlatmas with Mr. and Mrs. E. Vogt. were dinner guests Mtfnday of Mrs. Grovera, Lindens and Tobiases are ?2,000. land somewhere near Aurelius Cen­ to them. The Juniors aid their school Mr. and Mrs. George Miller, North Mra. Alfred Swanson is spending Cora Heal and daughter Rachel. again recalled as monuments and Mr. and Mra. Fred Armstrong and Tho regular monthly>,meeting of the ter. George Disenroth, Aurelius. work by carrying on correspondence Aurelius road, entertained at a family slabs are removed in tho Cabot ceme­ several days with her daughter, Mrs. And the exchange of portfolios •with dinner party on Christmas day. Milburn Gauss of North Adams. daughter Shlrlfsy were guests Sunday Citizens club will be heid Monday eve­ WANTED—Work on farm. Young tery. Work in the cemetery, begun of Mrs. Mettle Faugh and Mrs. Olive ning. A 6:30 o'clock banquet will be achool children in other nations. Mr. and Mra. Joe Ellerby, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Walker at­ man, single. Would consider wages by CWA workers recently, has McManus. served and Dr. R. W. McLaln, former Lois and B. N. Bennett, Mra. Ellerby's brought out tho unkept condition of tended a family reunion at the home or share of crops. Good home chief Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Wilcox accom­ chaplain of Jackson p^^laon will be the father, all of South Cedar street, the place. The cemetery, never really of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Eckert of object. Experienced milker and MASON MARKETS panied by' the former'a sister, Mra. M. guest speaker.. His' subject ia to be spent Chrlatmas day with relatlvea In plotted, has revealed graves two and Leslie, Chrlatmaa day. caretaker. Address Martin Root, E. Parker of Mason, motored to Chi­ '"The Criminal aa I Kbew Him." Wheat $ .75 $ .74 Albion. three deep. The roots of an old elm, Herman Rigga la some Improved at Williamston, R. 1. wlp cago Monday to visit their daughter, Beans, cwt. 2.10 2.10 young when one grave waa dug, have thia writing. The True Blue Sunday school claas Mrs. Ray Haugh. Red kidney beans, dark __ 3.75 3.75 Holt Presbyterian Church pierced down Into the grave. The old of the Methodlat chiirch waa enter­ WANTED—Maple logs. Will take J. E. Sullivan and slater. Miss Mary tained by the teachlfer. Miss Rachel standing timber. Write L. R. Sweet, Red kidney beans, light 3.25 3.50 Chas. P. Andrews, Pastor est monument yet found beara the Oats .35 .35 "Fellowship with God in the Home" date of 1842, Sullivan, spent the Christmas holidays Heal, at a Christmas'party Saturday Mason, Route 2, or leave inquiries with relatives In Letonla, Ohio. afternoon. Prlzes/fOr contests were Rye .52 .50 win be the subject of the pastor's at tho News office. 52wlp While taxea in rural sections are LESLIE The Rov. O. B. Thurston will have awarded to An^ir Joan WInslow and Feeding barley .90 1.00 sermon next Sunday morning at 10:30. considerably less thia year, thoae in By Mrs. Ernest Sherman for his sermon subject Sunday, "1934, Vivian Walker'.': The'Mdstess served WANTED—Experienced girl, 19 or Malting barley 1.10 1.10 There will be special music by the WilUamston are somewhat higher. a Groat Adventure." dainty refreiiliment^iv' • • over, for general housework. In­ Cream I4c choir. This Is due to the fact that this Is the In reaponse to a petition circulated Miss,,Aifhes Peacocl^) who has been quire at the News office. 52wlp Eggs 15c Sunday school will begin at 11;45 first year the tax on the new school To Honor Masons in Leslie and vicinity Rev. Edward J. a piibfeht at Ann Arbor the past Rocks lOc with special music by the orchestra. has been added. WANTED — Woman for general Leghorns 7c Leonard Croweil, worahlpful maa- Cross will speak against lynching at month, returned home Saturday. The union service will be In the Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fraser and fam­ housework. Experienced cook and ter of Leslie lodge No. 212, announces the morning services for worahlp of • Little Barbara Chevrie who has Presbyterian church at 7:45. The mu­ ily are spending tbe week at the home laundress. Family of four. Good a dinner dance and public inatallatlon the Lealie Baptiat church next Sun­ been quite ill with throat trouble, is sic will be In charge of the young peo­ of her sister and family in Washing­ wages. Address Mrs. E. C. S., 1005 Lost and Found to be held Wednesday evening at the day. Ho will alao review the year's still confined to her bed. ple, ton, D. C. Prudden Building, Lansing, Mich. Masonic hall. Dinner will be served The young people will hold their Though Williamston ia small, it has 51w2 LOST—Gray police dog, male, stray­ at 6:30 o'clock, followed by presenta­ ed from home Sunday. If found, round table and devotional service at a good-sized taate for aweeta. The tion of life memberships by Clarence 11 o'clock. It will be In the form of r WANTED—Quilts to quilt. Price rea­ please notify Mrs. A. F. Johnson, Byerly atore sold over a ton and a Vllet, former superintendent of Watch-night service. sonable. Mrs. Wm. BInkley, Holt. 143 N. Jefferson, Mason. 52wl half of .candy during Chrlatmaa week. schools here, to Dr. R. H. Nichols and 50w2 About 1200 pounds of this waa "cho­ M. P. Compton. Officers will then be colate peaks." installed by Grand Principal Conduc­ Business Locals Mra. Rose Baker, 73 years old, died tor of the work of the Grand Council For Rent 1 OBITUARY t Sunday at tlie home of her sister, Mra. of the State of Michigan; Wlliam NOTICE TO FARMERS — We will Sam Williams. The funeral waa held Johnstone, assisted by Dr.^NW»5ls, as FOR RENT—Modern brick home, 8 pay the highoat market price for Wednesday. marshal. Music for da^dS^ will be rooms, well located, garage. C. W. cream. Located in tho Hoagland Louisa Margaret (Lott) Keller, furnished by Art Vf^rs orchestra Browne, opposite postofflce. 43-tf building across from the postofflce daughter of Henry and Elizabeth of Jackson. Ticket'e "are now on sale i Dist. No. 3, Wheatfield in Mason. Beatrice Creamery Co., Lott, was born in Delhi township, Ing­ at Robinson'gj^^tfg store. PQR RENT—Two pleasant rooms, W. H. Marr, operator. 52wl { By Mrs. Elmer Otis furnished. 415 W. Ash. 52wl ham county, Michigan, on March 19, i..>..a~*..,.....t..«.t«<~f'<">.'t,,i,<««»-«-

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whipple spent OBSERVE 65TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Christmas with Mrs. Prank Cook. FROM PHILIPPINES Methodist Episcopal Churcn Miss Cordelia Bullen of Ann Arbor J. H. Bancroft, Paster Personal Mention is spending the holidays with her par­ ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ward Bullon. Help make Mason more neighborly by telephoning or seixling iiitcresliiig This being the last Sunday of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Laxton and year, a "New Years" aormon will be personal items lo the News. Phone 55 Guy Cady were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. given. Also music appropriate for Albert Humphrey on Christmas. the day, at 10 A. M. Mrs, M, A, Bement spent Christmas Ralph Daniels of Vandcrbllt spent Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bullen spent Sunday school at 11:30. A good with Mr, and Mrs, W, L, Cheney,. the holidays in Mason. Christmas in Clarkston at the home day for new resolves. Chooso your of Mr. and Mrs. George King. Sunday school and attend regularly. Theodore Bortle spent Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Reno Root were in Lake Odessa for Christmas. Marguerite Chandler spent a few A good resolvo. and Christmas with his son Jamos ot days this week with hor parents, Mr. Epworth League and Methodist Dotrolt, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Coon spont and Mrs. E. J. Darling. Forum at G o'clock. B. B, Wright of Leslie spent Mon­ Christmas in Jonesvllle with Mr. nnd Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Acker of Detroit Tho evening hour at 7 o'clock. A day and tho week with Mr, and Mrs, Mrs. Frank Coon. spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Union Service and a New Year's mes­ D, G, Barr, Mr. and Mrs. William Sanderson of Dean Taylor. sage. All aro urged to meet at some church for worship. Mr, and Mrs, Eiriery Barr and fam­ Pontiac spent Sunday with the for­ Mr. and Mrs. Lester Herb and son, mer's mother, Mrs. P. H. Sanderson. Billy, woro guests of relatives in Way- ily spont Christmas with Mr, and Mrs. 'rills tiuiil.so difoi', Lllo only stfeclilion f..«...... «..a..*..«..«.....«..«..«...... „...... 9.....«..«..«„a....,...f land for tho week end. Thomas Barr. Mrs. Martha Whipple and Mr. and of Ua tyjii; In lho coiiiliry. lilTiveil at I First Presbyterian Church t Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Blckert spent Mrs. Harold Shattuck spont Christ­ Mrs. Susan Leonard is spending tho llio I")elnfll zfiO recellily lifier a Imi^' t 0. Ii). IJIliiichanl, D. D., fMlnl.slcr f Sunday in Lansing with Mr. and Mrs. mas with Mrs. Ellen Grossman. holidays in Sunderland, Massachu­ jOilrlifjy fi-ffill lllo I'llllUiillle LsIhikIr. It i..«.....#..t..«H...... «.....#»...... #...... M...... B..4 Harold Blckert. Jerry Lounsbury of Chicago is homo setts. is a Klfi If) llie local purl; I'l-olil Kplinl; Next Monday morning a now year Benjamin Barr of Detroit spont tho to spend a few days with his father, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Birkett spont .\llire Ily, fifnlier nlliyffr nf llio cily (iiid begins; are we ready to begin a new week end will) his parents, Mr. and Frecl Ijounsbury. Christinas in Battle Crook with Wal­ now p:fiveriufr ^ifMieral Of Lhe Isllliifls. ter McLean and family. year? If you do not regularly attend Mi'S. D. G. Barr. Mr. and Mrs. Trent Sawyer spent some other church you lire invited to Mrs. Lawrence Kruse and son, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Salisbury left Christinas with E. J. Bott and Mrs. moot with the people of this chiirch Tuesday morning for Bilo.xi, Miss., to Minnie Males of Stockbridge. Ruehl of Grass Lake spent ChrisLmas North Aureliiis Union Cluirchj and consider "Some ThougliLs For the .spend the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Frnnk Haugh of Bel- with Mr. and Mrs. William Kruso. Iliirohl nliklii, I'listor j Now Year," at tlie morning service at Morlo Benson of Chicago spent the ding spent Christinas with Mr. and Russtfll Whitmore and fnmily of 10 o'clock. All members of tho church holidays with the licv. Harold Dakin Mrs. C. A.- Haugh. Lansing were Christmas guests of Mr. aro askod to bo present. Ralph Adluns, nnd Mrs. Dakin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bonncll and their and Mrs. D. P. Wliltmore. Morning preaching at 10:30 A. M. chorister; Mrs. VV. S. Seefye, organist. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Vandorcook of Mason Sunday school at 11:30 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunsmore visit­ daughter of Lansing spent Christmas There will bo a dunce at tho K. of P. Sunday school at 11:30. James Dart, Do you enjoy a Gospel lhat is the ed Mr. Dunsmore's parents in Sara- with Mrs. N. T. Hazelton. hall Wednesday night, January 3, it 'rli(> Onth wedding nnnivorsnry of bff present for observance of the wed­ Supt. Classes for all. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Vandorcook was ding anniversary. Power of God unto Salvation? If yon nac Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Root wore is announced. Young peoples' meeting at r>:3t). observed Docombor 24. Col. Roy C. Many friends called at the Vandor­ do, come out and enjoy its blessed Some ono has said, "I expect to pass Mrs. O. D. Campbell spent Christ- with their son, W. J. Root, of Royal Miss Lucille White of Detroit is Vandorcook of Lansing, manager of cook homo Sunday afternoon to pay message with others. through this world but once; any msts with lier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oak, for tho holidays. spending the ChrisLmas vacation with the Michigan Railroad association, Mr. tlieir respects to the aged couple. Both Many people havo only one moro good, therefore, that I can do or any J. Amos of Sterling. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rose and family her mother, Mrs. Loretta White. and Mrs. Gerald Peterson and familv aro in good health for their advanced chance to be in our services. Are you kindness that I can show to any fel­ spent Cliristmas in McBaln with Mr. Mrs. Charles Leonard spent Christ­ Mrs. Edith L. Cady of Grand Ra­ of East Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. W. years. Mr. Vandorcook spent his lifo ono that will avail yourself of your low-being, lot me do it now. Lot mo and Mrs. J. ICing. mas with Mrs. George Stowo of Wil­ pids is spending the holidays with 13. Ketchum of Mason were guests at in the grocery business, retiring sev­ last opportunity? That is, this year? not defer nor neglect it, for I shall not Mrs. Bertha Shafer. liamston. Miss Phyllis Root ot Jackson, Is vis­ tho dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Vandorcook eral years ago. Are you planning to be present at pass this way again." This is a good Mr. and Mrs. Claud Perrin and Mrs. Dr. Harry L. Cotton, Mi-s. Cotton iting Mr. and Mrs. Reno Root and Mr. aro the parents of Col. Vandorcook Besides being a pioneer Mason bus­ tho Adult Bible Class' social evening resolution for the New Year. The min­ Lindsay spont Christmas in St. Johns at tho homo of the pastor? Time— and son of Detroit, spent Christmas and Mrs. W. S. Root. and Mrs. Ketchum and tho grandpar­ iness man, Mr. Vandorcook is nlso the ister of this church sincerely makes it with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bocbe. oldest living member of tho Mason 8:00 P. M. Friday. with Mrs. Vern Blood. Mrs. Mao Densmore spent Christ­ ents of Mrs. Peterson. Another son, his luid will be glad to bo of service Methodist church. It is said that ho to any one and everyone. He espe­ Mr. and Mi'S. J. B. Dean spent mas in Grand Rapids with her brotli­ Mr. and Mrs. J. C. VanNordstrand D. C. Vandorcook of Scranton, Pa., an Christmas in Toledo, Ohio, with Mr. er, R. W. Enos. of Lansing were Christmas guests of was a momber of the first Methodist HOUSEL U. n. Ohurch cially wishes to come to know person­ executive of the International Cor­ church built here. That bivilding was and Mrs. W. T. Bailoy. Virginia and Kathleen Murphy are Mr. ai\d Mrs. W. B. Ketchum. M. H. Dawson, Pastor ally every member of this church and respondence School, Mrs. Vandorcook burned beforo Mr. and Mrs. Vandor­ congregation and at tho earliest pos­ spending tho week in Ypsilanti with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Humphrey of Bible school 11 a. m. Mr. and Mi's. Harry J. Bond spent and thoir two children woro unable to cook were married. sible moment. Christmas in Lansing with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Blank. Lansing, and Jim Cowing of Pleasant Preaching 12:00. Mrs. P. K. Wood house. Miss Marian Swartout of Cement Lake, were Sunday guests of Mr. and U. B. C. E. 7 p. m. MARRIAGE LICENSES City, is spending the week with Mr. Mrs. C. J. Whiting. Preaching- S p. m. Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Bowers spont Plan Stunt Program Maynard Webster, Williamston 23 Christinas Eve in Jackson with Mr. and Mrs. I-I. E. Noely. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Dart entertained Sunday evening, December 31, we expect to begin revival meetings with Marion C. Bearse, Williamston 19 jind Mrs. Vauglin Ordway. Miss Ruth Parrish, a student at Oli­ their sons nnd families and daughters For Alaiedon Club a watch night service. The ministers Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Grcwctt of vet, is spending the holidays with ber Christmas Eve. Gifts wore distribut­ taking part in this service will bo 'Lansing spent Christmas with Mr. parents, Mr. and M('s. C. R. Parrish. ed to lhe children. CoIVrK.ST ARRANGED FOR tVloST Revs. H. Dakin, F. Wealock, M. H. It Has Boon and Mrs. Howai'd Growott. Mr. and Mrs. Leo IColly spent Mr. nnd Mrs. Clay Reynolds and l.ItOriCIENT LIARS. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Reynolds of Chic­ Dawson and our evangelist, Rov. M. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams and Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Bidwell. Tho messages of this pro­ PROVEN •daughters spont Christmas with Mrs. Kolly in Plainwell. ago spont Christmas with Mr. and A program ot stunts has boon ar­ Mrs. Mason Reynolds. ranged for tho regular mooting of tho gram will cover doctrines of true and That 885 of of every 880 Edith Spaulding of Aurelius. Mrs. Ruth ICinnison and family evangelistic Christianity. There will The Rebekah degree staff will meet Alaiedon Farmers club Saturday, De­ recovered under Dr. H. L. Cotton, Mrs. Cotton and spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. be special music and other edifying for a drill at tho I. O. 0. F. hall Mon­ cember 30. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Mooro son Robert wore guests of Mrs. M. A. George Washburn of Onondaga. features. day night preparatory for initiatory will entertain the members at Moor­ Chiropractic Beinont Christmas afternoon. Dr. Kate E. r.,amb of Cliicago, spent Services during the week at 7:30. woi'k Wednesday night. lands. Dr. George Lau and Mrs. Lau of the holidays wilh her parents, Mr. and Adjustments F. Dean Kruse of Hamburg came Several candidates will enter a con- Detroit spont Christinas with Di-. E. Mrs. William K. Lamb. during tho epidemic of honio for lhf! Christinas gathering at tost to dotormino tho champion liar. 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 VV. Brubaker and Mrs. Brubaker. Mrs. Lulu Jewett entertained 2S t Baptist Church Notes | the' home of Mr. and Mrs. William All members who aro forced to use children, grfindchildron and great U. 15 1:6 17 IS 19 20 t II. II. Iloyt, I'.astnr f Influenza Mr. and Mrs. Harley Holmes nnd Kruse. glasses for reading are asked to bring children of Marshall spent llie Christ­ grandchildren, Christmas. 21 22 23 m 15 26 27 (Grip) Robert and Donald Darling of Mun- them as thoy will bo needed. Other mas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Miss Lonna Arnold of Ionia, spent features too numerous to mention aro if'^ 3*5 31 - o 1018 fordville, Kentucky, spent Sundtiy and 10:00 A. M. Morning sffrvice. Thorburn. Chi'istmas willi Mr. and Mrs. A. J. planned, llie program committoo an­ Because Christmas with Lheir grtandmother, 11:30 A. m:. Bible School. Mr. and Mrs. Chai'les Burroughs Torrance. nounces. Thursday, December 28. Primary Mrs. F. VV. Webb. G:00 P. M. B. Y. P. U. Chiropractic Adjusts tho Cause and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burroughs Mrs. Beulah Faulkner and Alice and Teachers of Baptist Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harold BarnhiU and Members of the club who attended spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. George Faulkner of Ionia, spent school with Mi'S. J. H. Davis. 7:00 P. M. Union evening servicf' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collar spont Sun­ the Century of Progress will bo askod in this church. DR. R. R. ROBBINS Frank Otist- Christinas with Mr. and Mrs. Oron day in Lansing with Mr. and Mrs. to toll tho most InLcresting and the Friday, Docombor 29. Church night This Thursday evening the mid­ Hall. CliiropracLic l-Iealth Service Mr. and^Mrs. Montie Lewis and Mr. Fred Massman and Christmas with funniest things seen. at Methodist church at six-thirLy week service at 7:30. and Uvs'. E. J. Scarlett and children Dart National Bank Building Judge L. B. McArthur and Mrs. Mc­ Mr. and Mrs. Lee BarnhiU. Dinner will be served promptly at o'clock. You are always welcome Lo our ser­ spont Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur spent Christmas in Leslie at Miison Phone 250 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blckert of noon. The table committee is com­ Friday, December 29. College club vices. S. H. .Haddy. the homo of Mrs. Elizabeth McArthur Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. George Ellison, posed of Mrs. 3' J. Morton, Mrs. D. C. at Tavern at six-thirty o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Post an­ and Mrs. Minnie Allon. Stillman, Mrs. Lloyd Laylin, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Healey and Miss Saturday, December 30. Alaiedon nounce tho birth ot a son, William Da­ Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Fry, Miss Mar­ Floyd Straight and Mrs. Leslie Palen. Ruth Myors wore Christmas guests of Farmers club with Mr. and Mrs. vis,' December 22, Miss Mae Lamb Is garet Lasenby, Lorcn Leonard and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ellison. caring for them. Ruth Lasenby spont Christmas with E. M. Mooore. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilkins of IIOWE-IJVUNSTEIN G. S. THORBURN Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Lasenby. Monday, January 1. Rebekah Roy Adams and Mrs. Margaret Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Claude Howe an­ degree staff drill at L O. O. F. Burgess spent Christmas with Mr. Mrs. Ella Ludlum entertained 12 White and daughter, Betty, of Flint nounce tho marriage of thoir daughter, hall. and Mrs. Edgar Adams and family of guests Christmas, including Dr. L. C. wore Christmas guests of Mr. and Olah May, to Clare E. Launstein, St. Clair Shores. Tuesday, January 2. O. E. S. meet­ Ludlum and family of Lansing and R. Mrs. H. H. Snyder. which occurred on Wednesday, Sep­ Groceries Joseph A. Lundborg and Mr. and M. Ludlum and family. ing in chapter rooms at seven- Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Kellogg enter­ tember 6, 1933, at Mason. thirty o'clock. Mrs. John Seeley of Chicago were hoi Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Shroyer and tained 12 guests at a six o'clock din­ iday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Forest daughter of Grand Rapids, spent Wednesday, January 3. Dance at Fresh and Smoked ner Christmas Eve honoring Mr. Kel­ Mrs. Catherine Mead was taken to K. of P. hall. Smith and family. Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. V. L. logg's birthday anniversary, which oc­ the City hospital Sunday. Palmer. Wednesday, January 3. Rebekah Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freeman en­ curred on Christmas Day. The Rev. J. H. Bancroft, Miss Don­ tertained Mr. and Mrs. William Mit­ lodge at seven-thirty o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. Best of Jackson, The Past Noble Grand club waa en­ na Bancroft and Robert Bancroft MMOMMMT Meats chell of Mt. Clemens and Detroit rela­ spent Christmas with Mrs. Coral tertained by Mra. Herbert Carn and spont Chrlatmaa in Otsego. Thursday, January 4. Meeting ot tives on Christmas. Noely and Mrs. Neely returned with Browne-Cavender post, American Mrs. William Madam at the Maclam Roy Mouser, of Horse Cave, Ken­ them. Legion. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Browne, home Thursday afternoon. Dinner tucky, apent the week end with Mrs. Happy New Year to you, and good things to make it happier Jr., and daughter Pauline of Detroit Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Clinton and fam­ was aerved at noon. P. W. Webb. Friday, January 5. Hawley com­ spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. ily and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lehman of munity club with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Slagh of Maaon, Lorcn Leonard of Lansing spent C. W. Browne, Sr. Pauline remained Lansing, spent Christmas In Munith Lester Snell. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY A. C. Moore and family of Onondaga Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Don for the week. with Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Jump. and Carl Wolf and family of Alaiedon Holiday. Tuesday, January 2. Maaon Kl­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Raven of Captain G. W. Swails and Mrs. wanis club meeting at six o'clock. Macaroni, "Economy" 2 lb. pkg. 15c were Christmas guesta of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sherman apent Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Har­ Swaila of South Haven, spent the Tuesday, January 9. American Mrs. H. W. Mooro. Sunday in Grand Rapids with Mr. and Beans, "First Call", No. 2 can .3 for 25c old Lewis and sons of Jackson were week end and Christmas with Mr. and The primary teachers of the Bap­ Lgglon Auxiliary with Mrs. Mar­ Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mra. E. M. Salisbury. Mrs. T. J. Sherman. guerite Chandler. Post's Bran Flakes, new 16-oz. pkg. 14c tist' Sunday achool will hold their Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell spent Lyle Osterberg. Mrs. Sally Seelye, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Toddy, 1 pound can 37c monthly meeting at the home of Mra. Christmas in Dansville with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson and Seelye arid Mr. and Mrs. Edward LES AMIS PARTY J. H. Davis Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Hoyle Swan. Ginger Ale or Lime Rickey quart bottle 10c baby of Gaylord, Mrs. John Lament Hume of Eaton Rapids spent Christ­ two-thirty o'clock. The discuasion Mrs. Harry Morrison entertained of East Landing and Miss Marjorie mas with Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Seelye. will be over the year's work. June Zickgraf fell while skiing tho Les Amis club at a Chrlatmaa Tangerines, large size dozen 25c Olds of Jackson spent Sunday with Wednesday and waa quite badly bruia Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Parsons and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hanaen of Grand party Thursday evening, December Oranges, "Sunkist" navels .dozen 25c Mrs. Mary Hill. ed. children spent Chrlatmas in Mt. Cle­ Raplda, spent the week end with Mra. 14. Everyone received a Christmas gift. Mra. Merton Coleman and Mlsa Grapefruit, Florida seedless each 5c Mrs. C. M. Rathburn and family mens with Mr. and Mra. G. B. Par- Hansen's parenta, Mr. and Mra. Alton Howard McCowan ot Kalamazoo ia Bertha Belle Harrington were guesta spont Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. sona. Jewett. Emma Belle Jewett returned spending the holidaya with his par Subbard Squash .lb. 2c of the evening. Cards were played, L. C. Webb at the Downey hotel In Miss Doris Harrison of Ypsilanti to Grand Rapids with them to spend ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. C. McCowan. Hubbard Squash .lb. 2c Lansing. Mrs. Webb's condition is im­ Miss Helen Zimmer of Ypsilanti la high score being won by Miss Har­ is spending the holidays at the home tho week. rington and consolation by Mrs. Ken­ proved, it is reported. spending the holidays with her par­ JeIl-0, all flavors pkg. 5c of her parents, Mr. and Mra. L. H. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sweeney of neth Powell. Mr. and Mrs. John Powell of Au Harrison. Howell, and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. enta, Mr. and Mra. Walter Zimmer. Rib Stew, lean and meaty 6c lb. rellus', Miss Florence Powell of De­ The American Legion Auxiliary will Myron Darling and Harley Ankney Sweeney and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur OFFICERS ELEX)TED troit and Mr. and Mrs. Clements be entertained January 9 at the home Fresh Ham, half or whole .14c lb. spent Christma's In Mason with their Cowan and family ot Owosso, were At a meeting of the Mystic Hive Caltrlder spent Chrlatmas with Mr. of Mrs. Marguerite Chandler, 327 East families. They are stationed at the Christmas guests ot Mr. and Mrs. N. held Wednesday night, the following Lard, open kettle rendered 2 lbs. 15c and Mrs. G. L. Bailey. Ash street. Black Lake CCC camp near Alpena. N. Rouso and family. officera were elected: Commander, Cheese, Wisconsin, full cream, aged 15c lb. Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Conger and sona Miss Ethel Adams left Sunday to V. E. Sear of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Florence Miller and Mrs. Eliza­ May K. Campbell; past commander, of Ann Arbor, A. J. Bailey of Illl- spend Cbrlstmas and the week with Charles Hemans of Dearborn, John beth Miller spent Christmas with Mr. Faye Bennett; lieutenant commander, Beef Roast, He lb.,''Rolled Roast 13c lb. nola and Mra. J. W. Bailey of Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams In Syra­ Hemans and family of Aurelius, and and Mrs. H. D. Knickerbocker in Luella Hartman; record keeper, Ellen Smoked Hams, Picnics 12c lb. spent Christmas Eve with Mr. and cuse, New York. Earnest Waillne and family of Alle­ Bellevue. Ward; chaplain, Jennie Denniaon; Mrs. J. B. Dean and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hall and chil­ gan, spent Sunday with Mrs. William A stated meeting of Mason Chapter mistress at arms, Alice Taylor; ser­ Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Graham and son dren and Mr. and Mra. J. W. Moon Sear and Mrs. Minnie Hemans". No. 150, 0. E. S. will be held In the geant, Elsie Corner; sentinel, Ida Nell of Grand Raplda and Mr. and and daughter attended the Pray fam­ The College club will meet Friday chapter rooma Tueaday night, Janu­ Rolfe; picket, Eva Marshall; first lady Mrs. A. H. Breiwer of Concord were ily Christmas gathering at Dimon­ evening, December 29, at six-thirty ary 2, at seven-thirty o'clock. of the guards, Cora Chalker; second ChrlstmaSiguests of Mrs. Hattie Free- dale Monday. o'clock for a dinner and social eve­ Mr. and Mra. Glen Cline were in lady of the .guards, Grace Potter; FRlDAY and SATURDAY land.and Mr. and Mrs. John Shepard. trustees, Allpe Taylor and Grace Pot­ ning. Tbe hoatesaes will be Mlases Sylvania, Ohio, for the week end and The Hawley Community club will ter; great Installing officer, Leona •Jlilr. and Mrs. E. A. Densmore en­ meet'with Mr. and Mrs. Lester Snell Alice Davis, Esther and Florence Tay­ Mr. and Mra. Frank Cline returned to tertained Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lofberg Barr; great mistress at arms, Mattle Friday, January 5, for a potluck sup­ lor. Mason with them for Chrlatmas. SPECIALS and Mr. and Mrs. Gail Densmore and Webb; great chaplain, Charlotte Cole­ per. All members are urged to be Mr. and Mrs. Jess First and son, Miss Maxlne Chamberlain, a nurse man; great sentinel, Clara Whipple. son of Ann Arbor and Elsie and Law­ present. John Edward, and Mrs. Mary Smith rence Lofberg of Lansing Christmas. in St. Joseph's hospital in Ann Arbor, Mrs. Frank Frost, who broke her of Middleton were Christmas guests is spending tho holidays with her par­ Smith's Market Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Spenny, Mr. and hip several weeka ago, was brought of the D. A. Smith family. Mrs. enta, Mr. and Mra. J. H. Chamberlain. Mrs. Harry Spenny and daughter, Mr. Sml,yi remained for a visit of several Christian Science Society \ to the homo of Mrs. W. Sear from Mr. and Mrs. O. V. Beat of Jackson, and Mrs. Erie Spenny and Mr. and tho St. Lawrence hospital In Lansing week3»,_ Robert Squires of Lanaing, Mr. and Over Aseltlne's jewelry atore every Grade A Mrs. Edward Campbell attended a Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hayner and family reunion in Battle Creek Sun­ Mrs. Carlton Hunter and family and Sunday morning at 10:30. Pork Sausage Church Night will be held at the daughter, Marian, of Brooklyn and Mra. Pearl Hardenburg were Christ­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Strope and Primary Sunday school Is held dur­ Methodist church Friday night, De­ mas guests of Mra. Coral Neeley. ing the service. Stanton Ellctt of Grand Rapids was cember 29, at six-thirty o'clock. Mem­ children, Jerry, .Teannie and Tom, at the homo of his parents. Rev. F. spent Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mra. Ward Bullen and fam­ Wednesday evening testimony meet­ from Cfiuck Meat bers of the congregation and friends ing at 8 o'clock. G. Ellett and Mrs. Ellctt, Saturday aro urged to come. Each family Is Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Strope. ily, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Bullen and Hamburg 3 lbs. and Sunday. Mrs. W. P. Prescott ot family, Mr. and Mra. Prank Lott and "Christ Jesus" will be the subject requested to bring rolls, one hot dish Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. of the leason sermon In all Christian Leslie returned to Grand Rapids with and table service. Harold King were Mr. and Mrs. Don­ family,,and Mr. and Mrs. Casper Lott him to spend the holldaya. and family were Chrlatmas guests of Science churches throughout the world Miss Nina Bristol of Lansing and ald King, Mr. and Mrs. Clare King, on Sunday, December 31. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Isaacson of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Severance. Mrs. G. E. Densmore and son, Fred­ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph King, Mr. and Among tho Bible citations is this PORK Traverse City, Mr. and Mrs. Howard erick, of Ann Arbor are spending the Mrs. Leonard Boobyer and Mrs. Kath­ Mrs. M. Loftua of Cleveland, Ohio, passage (Luke 2:30-32): "For mine Smith and daughter, C. H. Smith, week with the Rev. P. G. Ellett and erine King of Jackson. and Mr. and Mra. William Maclam eye's have seen thy salvation, which Donald Densmore and Mra. Blanche Mrs. Ellett. Professor Densmore la were Chrlatmas dinner gueats ot Hr. thou hast prepared before the face ot TEAK Lavl's were Chrlatmas Eve guests of Mrs. Martin Dietz of Alaiedon In New York City attending the an­ Township entertained over the Chrlat­ and Mra. William Gieabrook. Mrs. all'iteople; a light to lighten the Gen­ Mr. and Mra. Foreat Smith and fam­ nual convention of the natloonal as­ mas holidays her daughter, Emma Loftua will spend the holiday season tiles,"'ahd> the glory ot thy people Is­ 3 lbs ily. sociation of teachera of speech, of with Mra. Gieabrook and Mrs. W. Mc- rael." '"*'..., S Mary Dietz of Detroit, Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mra. Henry True ot De­ which he is secretary. Arthur B. Cooper and children of and Mr. and Mra. William McGinn Correlative '^jiSsjgges to be read troit, Mlaa Ruby Brown of Kalama­ Jackson, Mabel E. Harris and daugh­ The telephone operators were pre­ from the Christian sfcltnce textbook, zoo and Mr. and Mra. Arthur Brown Russell Searl and Mr. and Mrs. Pork Roasts shouuer w. \ Oo ter, her son. Earl H. Dietz, and also sented with Christmas gifts by Dr. J. "Science and Health wltff'Key to the spent Christmas with Mrs. Olive Lawrence Searl ahd son Bobby of her sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. Ponton, Dr. E. W. Brubaker, Dr. J. Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy, in­ Brown and family. Garnet Brown re­ Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Pred Searl, Jr., and Patsy Jean of Grand Rapids Edd Rood, of Dimondale. C. Corsaut, A. W. Jewett, Bruce Ball, clude the following (p. 332): "TJie turned to Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. spent tho week end witii Mr. and Mra. the Jewett Floral company and A, G. Christ is incorporeal, spiritual,—yea, True and will spend her vacation Mr. and Mra. Robert White and P. E. Searl and Chrlatmas day with Spenny & Sona and Dr. Gertrude the divine image .and likeness, dispell­ there. daughter, Betty, of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. ing the Illusions of the senses; the Smoked Pjcnics 9^c Mr. and Mra. Henry Llesemer. Mra. Maurice Griffin of Detroit and Mr. and O'Sullivan. Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Brown enter­ Pred Searl and daughter stayed for Way, the Truth, and the Life, healing Mrs. Roy Bartholomew were Christ­ Mr. and Mra. Glen Albert of Holt tained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace the remainder of the week. tho sick and casting out evils, de­ mas gueata of Mr." and Mrs. L. R. entertained at a tamlly Christmas din­ and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson D. stroying sin, disease and death." White. Miss Martha Pearl White and ner Mr. and Mrs. Carl Warner and Brown and family of Mason, and The Barnes, Bond and Edgar famil­ B Young, Tender /6. 15C Miss Lee Young returned to Detroit tamlly ot Aurelius, Volney Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Wallace, Miss ies ot Aurelius and the Shafers and with Mr. and Mra. Griffin to atay tor Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Palmer of WU­ Virginia Tenney, Mrs. Kathryn Lud­ Holmes families of Mason, enjoyed a week. liamaton, Mra. Lawrence Jean and DR. K. E. SCHURR wick and Miss Gertrude Ludwick of the annual Chrlatmaa dinner at Maple Mrs. Severln Jean and family of Lan­ Lansing Christmas Eve. Row farm with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Mr, and Mra. Murray Stroud of Eat­ Osteopatiilc I Roasts ^^"\8o-llc Allen. Guests from away were Helen on Rapids, Mr. and Mra. M. J. Murray sing. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Mr. and Mrs. Dean Carscadden and Sprague of Ann Arbor, Grace and- of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. A. McDon­ Mason Rebekah Lodge No. 324 will Diagnosis, Surgery, Rectal Dis­ Macloy Dean of Detroit, Mrs. Maoloy Nellle Allen of Lansing, Dorothy Al­ ald, Miss Esther Mosher, Ray Gillies hold a regular meeting Wednesday Dean and son Osmond of Lansing, eases, Obstetrlos. p Stews ^'o"' Meaty\mmih. 6c len of Jefferson, Wisconsin, and Dr. of Lansing, Mrs. A. O. Ball, Miss Bes­ night, January 3, at seven-thirty Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson and Town and Country Calls Bernard Dowd of Chicago. Place sie Ball and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ball o'clock. Initiation will follow the daughter Nancy of Birmingham, Mrs. cards were little Japanese fans sent and daughter bad Christmas dinner at business session. The staff will con­ Plione Mi-VZ W. B. Dean and Mr. and Mrs. Carl for the occasion by Cella Allen of the Tavern and later went to tbe home fer the Rebekah degree upon candi­ OVER DAVIS OLOIBING 00. Jewett and daughter apent Cbrlstmas Phone 301 Seattle. Ifettera were read from some of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Ball for a dls- dates. Refreshments will be served. 350 S. Jefferson Mason with Mr .and Mrs. ^ay Bullen. absent members and carols were sung. Miosoin trlbuUon of gifts. Installation will be held January 8. age Eight INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MIC HIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1933

A Webbervine DIMONDALE CONQUERS By Fred HoUand Legion News SPORTS " AFTER emiE The funeral of Mrs. Earl Smith was held at her homo last Thursday at two SCORE CLOSE THROUGHOUT EX­ Commhntlor Johit H. Ilphlcy o'clock. Rev A. T. Camburn conduct­ CITING CAGE GAME. Atljtilfint Lynn Wright ing the services. Members of the Dansville Beats Caps, Cedar Rebekah lodge of which Mrs, Woman's AuiilUry Dansvillo in Lead at Half; Dansville Picffitlont Mfs. U A. Wllcflon Smith was a charter member attend­ MONK CONQUER Aurelius Trims Stars ed her funeral in a body. George Girls Win From Eaton Socrotftf'y Mrs. Leo Durton County Maldons. Taylor of Birmingham, and Louis DANSVILLE T A K E S it o U G H Taylor of Detroit, were called here by VISIIIWENDENTS GAME PHotn AUro PAINXEKS. To bugle or not to bugle—that was the death of thoir sister. After a thrilling fight for supre­ the main question before Browne-Cav­ Miss Rose Baxter, a teacher in the CUIOLSIOA nKAUS AM) WILLIAM- macy at the Dansville gymnasium, In a rough and tumble tilt last ender post last Thursday night and it Detroit schools is spending the holiday SrotV TEAt>I LOSE TO LOCALS. Friday night the Dimondale cagers Thursday night Dansville beat Cap's eked out a victory from the Aggies was not answered, One group want­ vacation with hor mother here. Auto Painters 18 to 9 in a city league ed to form a Legion bugle and drum Mr. and Mrs, Jerry Woodworth en­ r.K:t>iiar(l Coiiich Buck To Aid Davis by a score of 19 to IS, The score was contest. The. score would have been corp's on finances loaned by the post. tertained their children from Lan­ Olol'hiiiK' at;!i.t OlielsDii, Illirdwarcs about even during the entire game of much greater proportions had Another group was opposed. The is­ sing and Detroit over Christinas, Trim WUllaniston. and at the half way mark the Aggies Dansville not had such hard luck with had the edge on the Maroons by one sue was debated pro and con and fin­ Several from here attended the the basket. Time after time tho first point, the count being 9 to 8, ally placed on the table until tho Christmas exercises at the Herrick Mason independent baslcetball teams quarter the ball would go down and In the first half Diehl led the scor­ meeting January 4 when again It will school, taught by Miss Bernice Ling, won a double bill in the school gym­ then bob out again. Glover was high ing for Dansville with Hayhoe close be debated and perhaps decided. About The baling ci^ow of A, H, Walbrldge nasium Saturday night when Davis point man with three baskets and a behind, Smalley played the best game ?160 is the request of the buglers and have just finished baling and drawing Clothing tamed the Chelsea Bears 31 like number of free throws. The Paint of his career and was loudly applaud­ drummers. The loan, if and when it 150 tons of straw for A, B, Cook of to 17 and Mick's Hardware beat the ers had 12 fouls called against them is made, will come from the post's Williamston Independents 22 to 17. ed whon forced from the game be­ Owosso, Dansville had eight fouls called on trust fund. Mr, and Mrs, Fred Holland enter­ Loren Leonard was the big shot in cause of fouls gained from ovorguard- them, tained their children, Ivan Monroe and tho Clothing attack on the Bears. He ing. Aurelius beat Murray's Allstars 29 Guy Cady was the head of the re­ family of South Leroy, and Dr, Chas, cagod seven floor shots and a free The last period .was packed with to 17 by building up a commanding freshment committee last week and F, Holland and family of East Lan­ toss. The quintet was made up of thrills and spills. Both teams, striv­ lead the first quarter. From there on ing to win and realizing that the win­ he did well. Some of the boys com­ sing, for Christmas, Sunday, Leonard and Ote Clipper at the for­ the Allstars more than held their own plained of the strength of the cheese. wards, Ranald Lang at center and Bell ning margin would be small, battled Work on the school building by but wero unable to close the gap up and down the floor. Diehl and No less a personage than Mayor Ar­ CWA is being rushed during the holi­ and Murray at the guards. Fahner Chuck Davis, Aurelius guard, account­ thur W. Jewett, aided and abetted by and Rossbach wero the only two Hayhoe worked their way through a day vacation, ed for 14 points. He rang up seven tight Dimondale defense a number of Aid. Leo L, Kelly (also supervisor) L, E, Ling and family wero Christ­ Bears to stand out. Fahnor, right fleld goals, Haynos contributed nine will have charge of the refreshments guard, contributed threo baskets times but failed to connect with the mas eve visitors at tho home of their points on four baskets and a free toss basket. Terriil, Teft and Sattlor play- at the meeting January 4. They deny daughter in White Oak, while Rossbach, the center, made a Bartlett found the hoop throe times that they will feed the veterans out o£ pair of buckets and a like number of cci hard, fast ball to keep the Ma­ CHAMPION STEER AND LAMB—DETROIT LIVESTOCK SHOW Mr, and Mrs, John Peters entertain­ for the Allstars, Murray and Dolbee roons out of danger. the city welfare stock. Great things ed company from Grand Rapids, on free throws. each made a pair. Grand ch.-impion steer fed and exhibited by Louis Doherly, 4-H Dansville Scores are expected of the two city officials. Christmas day, The Davis team stepped out to a Club boy of Emmclt, St. Clnir Counly, nt lhe Annual December Junior 10 to 4 lead at tbe quarter but in the With the Dales leading by one Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Cooper were A roport was made Thursday night Livestock Show at the Detroit stockyards. It sold at auction for $1.10 second quarter Chelsea wont into ac­ point in the final period Hayhoe found called to Grand Rapids by tho sick­ that Patriotic hall may bo improved per pound and weighed 960 pounds. tion and brought the count up to 17 the range form the floor to put the ness and death of thoir daughter, Mi's, under CWA, It has been suggested The efrand champion lamb was fed and exhibited by Clayton to 9 at the half. In tho third quarter Aggies in the lead. The Dansvillo Georgo Higgins, ESL SHAS that a bowling alley to provided in O'Dell, 4-H Clufc boy of Cass City, Tuscola County, and sold for the the Clothiers failed lo get going and fans smelled victory and the galleries Miss Miixino Ling is spending the the basement. There is also talk of a world's record price of $5.20 per pound. It was n Southdown wether tho count was narrowed to 20 to 13. wont wild. But Sattler was fouled week in Detroit, shooting gallery. The building is own­ and weighed 110 pounds. Hulce and Fahnor slapped in a bucket and sank a gift shot to tie the count. Word was receivod hei'o Monday of TOI COURT CONIESIThe n Teft received the ball under the ed by the city so is eligible for CWA the death of Mrs, James Eggleston of apiece to start the fourth quarter and improvement. bring the score up to 20 to 17. But at JUPP BROTHERS LEAD SCORING board and eluded the Aggie guards White Oak, She is survived by her Checks Always Good husband, two daughters, five grand­ that point Leonard took things into TO BRING VICTORY. long enough to count. A lone charity toss brought the score up to 18 for Comrade Ell Austin of Dansvillo, children, a s'tster, a brother and a host his own hands and snagged three bas­ When Drawn On Soil SLAT'S DIARY the Aggies. was taken to the U. S. Veterans hos­ of friends, kets and a field goal in as many min­ Haslett Offers Little Competition To By ROSS FAR(lUnAR pital at Battle Creek, last week, where Lynn IDunii, son of Norman DVnn, utes. Lang came through with a Fast Leslie Quintet, Reserves The game was marked by close DEPOSITS OF FERTILITY WILL bucket and then Leonard caged an­ he is undergoing treatment, is ill with pnotimonia, Will By Score 28 To 3. guarding. Sattler and Teft led the BARN COMPOUND INTEREST. other as tho game ended. Maroon scoring and Diehl and Hayhoe Tho Epworth League hold thoir Tho sixth district meeting will be Friday—Ant Emmys notow witch services Christmas ovo and sang Illirdwaro Team Wins Outclassed in every phase of tho were the main cogs in the Aggie at­ held at Patriotic hall on Saturday, Deposits of fertility ih Michigan is the Black shoap of the family cum Christmas Carols to tlioso who are not Tho game between Mick's Hardware game, the Haslett basketball team tack, January 13, A good program is being soils aro a form of savings that can in on us today and able to attend the churchsorviccs. and Williamston was uninteresting. met overwhelming defeat at Leslie Girls' 'Tcrtin Wliks be checked out by farmers without I xpcck he will stay arranged, -Business session will bo Williamston was disorganized. It was Thursday night when the fast Lnslie The Dansvillo girls easily defeated fear that tho doors will be closed at are house for called at 4:30 with a banquet at 7:00, only in the lirst and fourth quarters quintet rang up 46 points to throe lone the Dimondale maidens by a score of when the checks arc presented, ac­ sum time mebby. pie asking him so menny kwestions, that the visitors |)layed basketball, foul shots of the Lakers, Gardner ac­ 31 to 3. Most of the Dansville scor­ cording to the farm crops department Ant Emmy accused hf! sod heod about as loaf wirk as Tho flnal score was 22 to 17, The counted for two charity tosses and ing was done by tho Haynes sisters. The Legion Christmas program and at Michigan State college. him of ruining his spend so mutch time ansoring there supper Friday night was enjoyed. The foolish kwestions about thisscn that, score at the quarter was 6 to 5 in Anderson tho other. Friday night's victory was the second These checks do not have to be life with wino wim- over tho Eaton county team this year. children who recited Chistmas pieces Thirsday—Thoy was a givoing the favor of Mason, At the half the Harris started tho work that kept cashed immediately in all cases. Com­ on and Song and Hardwares were ahead 16 to 7, wero Betty Wright, Lynette Wright, he roplyed and sed dickens to ole Mr, Clutch at tho Ladys the scorekeeper busy when in the first Yvonne Surateaux, James Brown, Jac­ pound interest can be earned on add­ Davis, Hardware guard, and Charles he had done very Aid today becuz ht) never ncels whon minute of play he sank a short shot. queline Healey, Donis Murray, Charles ed fertility by plowing down green Clipper, forward, played good basket­ Three Teams Tied For very little singing sum 1 is praying, Blistorsos nm sod Paul Jupp, Leslie star forward and Murray, Janice Jewett, Barbara Wal­ manure crops or by growing legumes ball. Each made eight points, Barto, in his time, ho was to full of Pride but Mrs, Gil­ high point man for the winners, wont Lead In County League lace, Ned Doanc and Audrey Slagh, on fertilized soils. In this way, the forward, contributed four points for •'^•'•'-r.-jl Saterday — Clem lem sed it was moro roomatism than on a rampage and counted three times Jerry and Yvonne Surateaux played a soil can be kept in condition to grow Mason and Strickland made one field ^•-*i»v.f>>fi Messner was offly Pride witch kep him frum neeling from the floor in as many minutes. M, duet, Ded Doane sang and Betty cash crops at the least cost per bushel goal, CofMI'KrrrlON KEEN At-WONG •« ^js>;M«pg| disapointed t o d ay when sum 1 is praying. Myers failed to sink a shot from the Wright played a piano solo, Santa when conditions warrant greater pro­ Maher, Wllliamston guard, and a foul stripe but a few moments littei' Llt:AUIN(fl iMEt-VIBICR TEAMS. duction. ;*?t,::f>j|^| becuz he tryed to Claus distributed candy and popcorn get in the town long short artist, was the high scorer R, Anderson made good one out of balls. The loan to the soil can be called j for the visitors. He caged three fleld two tries from the foul lino. Tho band and play the With the county league schedule any time. The past year has not been ! For Seventy Years, this office goals, all from far out on the court. score at the quarter was 8 to 1, one of perfect joy to farmers but: tuby but when they Two of Clipper's buckets wore mado throe wet.'ks underway Dimondale, tuk his waste line has ltept an accurate record of Gregg Harrison opened tho socolid Williamston and Okomos are in a tie Deer Numbers Mount Michigan men cashed in on fertilizers' at long range, too. The game was added to potato soils. Members of tho • measure ho was 7 period with a charity toss and Lance for first place honors and Leslie, Holt inches to s h ort INGHAM COUNTY TITLES rough, Lamphere was forced out of Aldrich, Leslie center, added two more If Given Protection 300 bushel potato club used an aver- the Hardware lineup with four per­ and Dansville are batting .500 percent around, points to the growing Leslie score, or bettor, Bath, Fowlerville, Haslett, age of 600 pounds of commercial fer-; We furnish Abstracts on short sonals and Kinney was banned from Gardner counted for Haslett from the tilizer per acre. Only one grower out Sunday—I gess this is Be kind to the game in the last quarter for pro­ Stockbridge and Webberville have no PINCKNEY HERD tlUMPED FROf>I notice, accurate, courteous, foul line and Paul Jupp made good victories to their credit. FIVE TO 163. of the 21 who qualified for the club did yure relashuns week or sum thing, testing one of Referee Cheney's de­ one of two gift attempts, Tho Leslie not use commercial fertilizer. i anuther 1. of ant Emmys fokes cum service. cisions, Cheney called 12 fouls on Dimondale and Williamston appear center found the hoop figain and be­ to have the strongest teams in the Left entirely to their own I'osourcos All fertilizers are not tho same. Be- today. This is a ole Maude witch the Mason team and eight on the visi­ fore the half ended Bob Jupp counted fore using them, the farmer should clames she is a cuzzen of me. Ant INGHAM ABSTRACT & tors. fleld this season with Holt and Dans­ and protected from hunters, two buck once, Paul Jupp throe times, Lance ville close behind Lhem, league follow­ and three doe door increased in seven find which ono is best suited to his Emmy ast her this afternoon if onny The box scores of the two games TITLE COMPANY Aldrich once and Harrison throe ers claim. Leslie is said to have a years to a herd of 162. soil and to the crop ho intends to buddy ever ast her to get marryed follow: Lansing Mason times. The Leslie team scored 30 much iinproved team this season but The deer herd is located on the grow. Fertilizers which contain a and she sed the oney person who ever Davis Clothing points in the first half while the Lak­ have not bumped against much stiff George preserve near Pinckney which large proportion of filler are not as ast her to get marryed was her pa fg ft pts, ers bad but two points to their credit, competition, Haslett, expected to is operated by the University of economical to use as high grade fertil­ and ma, O, Clipper, rf 2 1 5 .Tupps Continue to Score present a strong squad in the race, Michigan. The preserve contains an izers which cost more because they Munday—well I got a dandy Leck- Leonard, If 7 1 15 In the third period the Jupp broth­ has failed to greatly impress fans. The area of approximately 1,280 acres and contain more plant food per ton. trlck train for Crismas and it wood DR. C. W. CLEAVER R, Lang, c 4 0 8 ers continued to score against the de­ other teams are getting underway and is completely enclosed by a deer proof Sbiteen out of 21 of tho 300 bushel of ben fine oney pa kep it in liis room Bell, rg 0 2 0 moralized Haslett squad, Harris open­ before thj3 season is over there will be fence. club members used barnyard manure since last Wensday and sevral of the Mason—Phone 151 2 3 ed with a charity toss and was follow­ Murray, Ig 1 inany upsets, they promise. In 1927 Colonel Edwin S. George of at the rate of 11 loads per acre in ad­ wheels and sum of the Swithes was ed closely by Gardner in a free throw Detroit, operating under a breeder's dition to commercial fertilizer. Ma­ broke and it wont run a Tall now. which proved unsuccessful. Bob Jupp, Plates $10,00 14 3 6 31 license from the state, obtained two nure, straw, and other humus avail­ Cliols«a Boars breaking through the Haslett defense, HOLT RAMBLERS WIN Tuesday—Blisters was a bragging bucks and three does from the Cleve­ able on the farm should be stored about his unkel witch is a Train call­ fg ft pf pts, dribbled'tho length of the floor to find Friday night the Holt Ramblers Cleaning $1,00 land Cliffs company at Grand Island where it will not heat and placed on er up at the Depoe in the city. Per- Wallace, rf 1 0 3 2 the hoop and on the next play caught succeeded in taking the Bath cagers and released them on his 1,280 acre the fields \vhere it will help future sonly I dont think Train Calling is Howe, If 0 0 2 0 the Blues unawares and sank another Hours 9 a, m, to 5 p, m. into camp by a score of 21 to 12. Ad­ plot near Pinckney. Later ho turned crops. near as hard as hog calling becuz 2 1 6 from tho sidelines, Rossbach, c 2 cock and Robinson rang up 17 of the the area over to the university to serve when you call trains they are all red­ Fahner, rg 3 0 0 6 Over Neely's Clothing Store Gardner was not successful from Ramblers' points. The Bath reserves as a game preserve. dy there when you call lhem. Hulse, Ig 1 1 2 3 the foul stripe but Bob Jupp found won from the Holt second string by Early in December a drive to de­ Columbla Road Wensday—Lafe Twflls says he is Plate repairs 4 hour service Substitutions the range for one point, Harrison and a 10 to 0 count. termine the number of deer now living By Mrs. W. C. Norrls getting mitey tired of the welfare peo- Crocker, rg 0 Paul Jupp collected a bucket each and on tho preserve, was organized. The Gardner made good a charity toss to OKEtMOS INDIANS LOSE drive was so arranged as to thorough­ 8 17 end the quarter. The score at the end ly cover the area and so that deer Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson spent Mick's Hard^varo Fowlerville won a basketball game of the period was 30 to 3, froivt the Okemos Indians Friday would not be counted more than once. Christmas with Fred Wilson and fam­ fg ft pta, Vt uSJ TlUi' TO DKTIIOIT WIU. UK MORE I^N,IOYAHLE pf Aldrich dropped a shot through the night 16 to 14 in a game that was The drive resulted in the counting ily at East Lansing. C, Clipper, rf 4 0 8 1 hoop to start the last period scoring neck and neck all the way. Dick Leu of a total of 162 deer. Of these 83 Miss Maude Bullen is ill. Barto, if 2 0 4 if you hn'," n ^'ood lu'iiflqiiartcrs liotol. 1 and Bob Jupp counted once from the led the scoring with three fleld goals. were does, 46 were bucks and 33 were Marilyn Davis is quite ill at this Strickland, c 1 0 1 2 foul line. Cane and McGlveron could In the preliminary the Fowlerville re­ fawns. But few fatalities have oc­ writing. Davis, rg 3 2 3 8 not flnd the hoop on charity tosses and serves were awarded a decision over curred among the deer. Only two Ml', and Mrs. Lynn Benslngcr en­ nOTILS MADISON-LENOX Lamphere, Ig 0 0 4 0 the next point was made by Paul Jupp the Indian reserves on points after were found dead this year. tertained guests Christmas day. Substitutions on a gift shot. Tommy Harrison, in the contest had ifbno through one ov­ The conservation department is Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Norris and Jos. Madison Ave. near Grand Circus Park, invite you—whether Forche, If 0 0 the last few seconds of play, found ertime period. pointing to the incident as an example Hafnor wero entertained at the homo you take a room or not. Day shoppers in Detroit find it con­ the hoop for the last bucket. of the rapidity with which a deer of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Norris on venient to talte a room to wash and rest in; rooms can be 10 2 12 22 Jupps L«m1 Team herd will grow if given complete pro Christmas day. LITTLE SIX STANDINGS Williamston The Jupp brothers led the play and tection. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fiestcr enter­ talten for a few hours during the day at reduced rates. Gar­ fg ft pf pts. scoring for the Leslie quintet. The W L Pet. In addition to the deer the "driv­ tained Mr. and Mrs, Ed Daft and chil­ age and parlcing grounds adjacent. Kitchen, rf _. 1 0 1 2 speed and ball handling ability of tho Mason 2 0 1.000 ers" saw two foxes and large num­ dren and Mr. and Mrs. Forest Howe Hayward, If 2 0 3 4 two Leslie forwards was too much for East Lansing 2 0 1.000 bers of ruffed grouse, prairie chickens and son .Sunday. Room rates from $1.50 up Boersma, c 0 1 0 1 the Haslett lads. The Haslett offense Eaton Rapids 0 1 .000 and ring neck pheasants. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merleau and Maher, rg 3 0 2 6 showed lack of teamwork and the fact Grand Ledge 0 1 .000 son spent Christmas with Mr. and Wy9pfe, Ig 1 0 1 2 that the Lakers do not use an inside Charlotte 0 2 .000 Mrs, M. J. Hilton. Substitutions court for practice apparently handi­ HoweU 0 0 .000 Soutli Dellii Mr. and Mrs. Bert Webb entertain­ King, Ig 0 0 0 0 capped them. By Fred Rowland ed their son, L. G. Webb, and family Kinney, c 0 2 1 2 The Leslie second team won from CITY LEAGUE SCORES and Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson Ranney, If 0 0 0 0 the Haslott reserves by a score of 28 Doccmker 21 and sons of Eaton Rapids, Christraias. to 2, The Haslett reserves were out­ Miss Margaret Eggers, teacher of the Webb, school program. At the S% Notes Dansville 18, Painters 9. 8 17 played during the entire contest, the Harper school had a throat oper­ close of the entertainment Santa dis­ Aurelius 29, Allstars 17. ation this week, tributed many fine gifts. The pupils County League Teams DAVIS BEATS DIMONDALE Mrs, James Finch and Virginia are will have one week's vacation. School Maturing in one year, issued by this com­ COUNTY LEAGUE SCORES spending a week with her parents, Mr, will be resumed January 2. Davis Clothing nosed out the Dim­ Leslie 46, Haslett 3 and Mrs, Bert Getter of Eaton Rap­ pany for your investment funds To Have Week Layoff ondale Independents 39 to 33 Friday Holt 21, Bath 12 ids, afternoon at Dimondale, The Cloth­ Fowlerville 16, Okemos 14 , Mrs, Ella Weston spent Sunday and HOLIDAYS OBSERVED IN COUN­ iers found the going tough. They were East Alaiedon Dimondale 19, Dansville 18 Monday with her sister, Mrs, Guy Mc TY SCHOOLS NEXT WEEK. behind 16 to 3 at the half and 32 to By Mrs. John Speer Mlllan, 22 at the beginning of the last quar­ Dart National Company Members of the county league will ter. That last quarter Dimondale was LITTLE SIX SCORES Mr, and Mrs, Russell Thorburn of Mrs. Elizabeth Potter spent Christ­ have a week's layoff because of the held to a single point while Mason Lansing, spent Christmas with Mr, East Lansing 41, Grand Ledge 6, mas with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hobart of Under Slate Supervision Christmas holidays. This week there garnered 17 points In a scoring spree, and Mrs. Guy McMillan. Dansville. is not a game scheduled and Leslie, Loren Leonard was high scorer for Mr. and Mrs. John Ahren of Lan Owned by Stookholders ol Tho Dart Nalional Bank with a vacation of two weeks, has an­ Mason with 10 buckets. LOOK OUT, CARNERAI sing, Jim Lang and son Ranald of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Wallene and nounced that the court game schedul­ Mason, spent Christmas with Mr. and family spent Christmas at the' Sears ed with Holt on January 5 has been Mrs. Wallace Ahren. home In Mason. Mason, Michigan Btl postponed and will be played at a lat­ CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS Fred Rowland of CCC Samp 668, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kent of near er date. Including Games December 21 Strongs, Michigan, spent Christmas Perry spent Christmas with their •The other teams of the county W L Pet. with his mother, Mrs. Clara Evans. parents. league will play their scheduled games Davis Clothing 4 0 1.000 Mr. and Mrs. Ford Hayhoe and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Tyler entertain­ Friday, January 5, it is reported. Dansville _ 3 1 .750 daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Merle Hayhoe ed Christmas guests. Okemos is scheduled to play at Di­ Aurelius 2 2 .500 and' children of Lansing, Mrs. Minnie Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Speer entertain­ mondale, Dansville at Stockbridge, Mick's Hardware 2 2 .500 Howery and son Robert and Mr. ed their children for Christmas. A Haslett at Wllliamston and Bath at Cap's Painters 1 3 .250 Meecham and Mr. and Mrs. Albert tree was enjoyed by the children. WebbervUle. Allstars 0 4 .000 Howery and children of Leslie, and Mrs. Mead and daughter, Marjorie, The American Home Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed and sons and Junior Kaimon of Williamston are of Mason, spent Christmas at 'Will spending a few days with Mr. and Stid's, Mrs. John Speer and Hugh. Will endure as long as American independence and MASON INDEPENDENT BASKETBALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE The pupils and guests were enter­ More than one hundred attended civilization lasts. tained at a 6 o'clock dinner at the Pink school Friday evening with Mrs. 8:00 o'clock game 9:00 o'clock game Ruth Hall as hostess. Following tho Dorris Neighborhood Building and Loan shares are backed by first mort­ dinner games were played and a tree 18 Davis vs. Mlck'8 Alstars vs. Cap's By Mrs. Besale Lewis was enjoyed. i gages on American homes. Jan. 4 Mick's vs. Aurelius Davis vs. Dansville Mr. and Mrs. Homer Potter spent 8 Davis vs. Cap's Allstars vs. Dansville Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Robert Schrader and family spent We invite you to investigate the investment in 11 Allstars vs. Cap's Davis vs. Mick's Nice. " Sunday in Lansing with their daugh­ ter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conley. 15 Dansville vs. Aurelius Mick's vs. Allstars Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Boelio of Lan­ shares of this Company. sing, spent Christmas' with Mr. and Jessie Swartz and Elmo Dobie spent 18 Cap's vs. Dansville Allstars vs. Aurelius Mrs. Q. L. Nice. Christmas at Paul Eddy's in Mason. 22 Cap's vs. Mick's Davis vs. Allstars Mr. and Mrs. Vlto Capltanl called Charlie Griffin spent a few days last 25 Mick's vs. Aurelius Davis vs. Dansville on Mr. and Mrs. Will Stid, Sunday week in West Virginia. 29 Allstars vs. Dansvillo Aurelius vs. Cap's evening. Sylvia Schrader and Bessie Lewis Mr. and Mrs. John Wheeler enter­ spent Christmas with Seth Parker and Feb. 1 Aurelius vs. Dansvillo Mick's vs. Davis tained for Christmas Mr. and Mrs. M. family. 5 Cap's vs. Allstars Davis vs. Dansville E. Bateman and W. D. Watkins of Richard Schrader spent Sunday and 8 Davis vs. Aurelius Allstars vs. Mick's Eden, and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bate­ Monday with his parents, Mr. and 12 Cap's vs. Aurelius Dansville vs. Mick's This huge Pole, Herr GrahowskI, la man and E. D. Watkins of Aurelius. Mrs. Robert Schrader. 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit, Mich. now In London showing his boxing Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rowe, Mr. and Mildred Goodrich and two children Detroit's Oldest Building and 15 Davis vs. Cap's Aurelius vs. Dansville skill and, he says, getting rendy to Mrs. Paul Rowe and children, Mr. and of Lansing, Jennie Rathbone and Loan Association Mick's \8. Cap's Aurelius vs. Allstars 19 pluck the chnmplonshlp crown from Mrs. C. N. Bateman and Mr. and Mrs. friend, from Toledo, Ohio, Jim and T. Local Representative: D. P. Whit­ Davis vs. Allstars Kent Spink and son spent Christmas Rathbone and Mr. and Mrs. Ike Rath­ >3 Cap's vs. DansviUe the brow of Cnrnera. He Is 7 feet more, Mason; Wm. H. Johnstoa, Leslie Mick's vs. Aurelius tall and of tremendous strength. with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spink and bone spent Christmas with Mr. and son. Mrs. Tom Rathbone. [ INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28,1933 Paffe Nine

, ' This entire policy shall be void If 1 r, n n A T1 i-M.i Wlicrc permission for concurrent in- . traud, Misrepre- the insured has concealed or mis- 17. Pro Rata Liability s„,„„ce has been granted, this com­ sentation, Etc. represented any^matcrial fact or pany shall not be liable for a greater proportion of any loss or Notice of Annual Meeting damage than tlie amount hereby insured shall bear to the whole circumstance concerning this insurance or the subject thereof; or in Case off any fraud or false swearing by the amount of insurance covering the property, whether valid or not Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the members of the Farm­ insured touching tiny matter relating to this insurance or the siih- and whether collectildc or not. jcct thereof, wlictlier before or after a los.s. 'I'lic word "noon" lierein means noon ers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Ingham County will be held on Monday, IS. Noon , , , Unless siiccifically mentioned, tliis of Michigan legal time at the'place of loss or damage. January 15, 1934, at 10 o'clock, a. m., at The Mason Theatre, Mason, Michigan, 2. Uninsurabtc and , „„t .^^.e^ acCoilnts, bills, If loss or damage is made payable, in E.vcepted Propeny evidences of df.'ht, 19. Mortgage and and on such succeeding days at the same place as the said meeting may be adjourn­ wliole or in part, to a mortgagee or money, notes or .securities, hiillioii, iim'miHcriiils, incClmiliCal Other Lien firawiiig.s, dies or iialtorns, pliotos, jiictiircs, jewelry, sporting other lien holder not named herein as ed to. Interests good.s, ••iiitiqiics, articles of virtue, stiitimry and ciil'iositics. the insured, this policy may be can­ celled us to such interest by giving to siuih mortgagee or other You are further notified that there will be submitted for adoption the Uni­ Tliis company sluill not be liable for lien holder a ten days' written notiec of caneelliition. Upon Hazards Not loss or dmniigc ciiiiscd directly or in­ form Farm Mutual Fire Insurance Policy as provided for by Act No. 130, Public Covered failure of the insured to render proof of loss siicli mortgagee or directly Iiy invasion, insurrection, riot, other lien holder shall, as if named as iiLsured hereunder, but Acts of 1933 (House Enrolled Act. No. 110), also a Model Charter to supersede civil wfir or Coiliiiiotion, or military or u.slirpCd power, or by order within sixty days after notice of such failure, render proof of of any civil aiilliority; or iiy tliCi't; or by neglect of the ir.surcd los.s and sluill lie subject to the provisions hereof as lo ap]irai.sal the present charter, which has been recommended for adoption in connection with to iiKi! .'ill rcLsoimblc means to save and preserve llie ])i'npCrty at and times of payment and of bringing suit. On payment to such the above Uniform Policy, and that said policy and charter will, if they receive and nl'tcr a /ire or wliCii the property is endangered by lire in luol'tgagee or other lien holder of any sum for loss or damlige nCi^rlllioriiig- promises; or for lo.ss ciiusod directly or indirectly by hereunder, if tliis company shall claim that as to tlie mortgagor the requisite approval of the members, be adopted. the use for illCg;il pilr|)ostis willl lllc knowledge or Consent of tlie or owner, no li;iliility existed, it sliall, to the extent of such pay­ asNilrcd of tile ]ircmiscs or iiropCrty hereby insured. ment, be subrogated to llie mortgagee's or other lien holder's right This entire policy shall be void, unless otherwise provided of recovery and claim upon the collateral to tlie mortgage debt or PROPOSED UNIFORM POLICY hy agreement in writing added hereto or by the by-laws lien, biit without ilil]iairllig the mortgagee's or other lien lioldijr's of this company: right lo sue; or it m;iy pay the mortgage debt or lien and require Orgiiiilzcd in 1862 T'lis Charter E.vplres 1953 , „ 1 . -nti (") If tlic interest of the insured be an as.sigmlient tllureof and of tlic mortgage or otlier lif'ii. Other In Consitluratioii oi' 4. Ownership, Etc. ,„„,„nditio.iMl an.l sole liruvi.sions relating to the interests and obligations of such mort­ gagee or other lien holder may be added hifreto by agrft'llient in the stipulations herein named and of the premium and fees received, and of tlie warranties contained in owilcrsliip wlicii loss or dflinfigc occurs; or (If) if tlii; siilijCct of insllr.'iiiCe lie liiiildlng on groiliid not owned by the inslirCd in fee wi'iting or may be ])rovidCd for by the by-laws of the eoiiiiiaiiy. , applieation (if any) for insurance, and sul)jeet to tlie tenor, terms, conditions and provisions of its charter uiu siliipio wilffn loss or (laimigc oCclirs; or (c) If, wllli the knowledge nr\ f> • i 'l"he insured shall witllili tt'ii liavs of tiiC inslircd forcclosilrc iiroCCCdinirs liC ('(iiiiillf'il('f;

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PROBATE OF WIUU HUNTLEY-JAN. t HEALTH AND HYGIENE MORTGAGE SALE MORTGAGE SALE State of HIchlRui. Tho Probate Court for Default huvlriK been mado in the conilltionB the County of IsRham. Default having been made In tho conditions of a real estate mortRage, whereby the power At B neaaion of aaid Court, held at the Pro- of . certain real estate mortgage whereby tho Ingham County Legal News of nalo therein contained han bcconio operative, b.t« Oniee In the City of Maaon, in said Coun­ power of aalo therein contained becamo oper- Health In Winter made by Hnrold Hnun. a shiRle man, to Ora ty, on tho 6th day of December A. D. 1033. ativfl, made by Prod Ellwangcr nnd MnrUia Present, HON. L. B. McARTHUR, Judgo of Ellwangor, his ^ylfc, to William H. Wielanil 111 health in the elderly peraon often Cftmpboll, as mortKaBcc, dated March 31sL A SUMMARY OF LEGAL PROCEEDINGS IN INGHAM COUNTY 1026, and recorded In the oiTIco of the RcRiater Probate. nnd Ida Wioland, hla wife, dated September manifests Itaelf by impaired circula­ ot Dccda for Inithiim County, Mlchlwin, In In the Matter of tho Estnto of CORNELIA II. 1931, and recorded In tho Inghnm County, tion, Indigeation and sleeplessneaa. Lllior 257 of MortKhRCfi on phRO 6:i9, on April L. HUNTLEY. Deceased. Michigan, Registor of Deed's oltice on Septem­ Charlotto M. Coman having fleld In said ber 12, 1031, In Uber 334 of mortgages on pago These aymptoms may indicate that 2nd, 1920, upon which mortRaRO there Ift claim­ ed to be iluo nt tho date hereof, for princlpfti court hor petition praying that a certain iii- 687, upon which mortgaRe thero is now claim­ something is wrong with the physical Btrument In wriUng, purporting to be tho Inst ed to be due and payable for principal nnd In­ ROSTER OF COUNTY OFFICERS and Interest, the sum of |63i<.C0 itnd for tftxcft or mental makeup, the correction of paid the Hum of fl2.DG, and no Bult or pro- will nnd testament of said deceased, now on terest tho sum of $1746.08 and taxes paid on fllo In nnid court bo admitted to probate, and mortgitKcd Innda of J1.S8.8I, making a total which means added years of enjoy­ cocdinRs nt Iftw havinR been Inatitutetl to re­ OIRCDIT COURT PROBATE COURT cover the debt Bccured thereby, or any pnrt that the administration of snid estate bo grant­ d«bt of »19.I5.79, anid mortgfigees hnving de­ ment of health. thereof, ed lo Clara J. Whipple, or to some other suit­ clared tho whole debt n« duo nnd ifnynhlo by able person; During the winter, especially in this Notico If) hereby filvcn thnt by virtue of the renson cif mortgngors' default in paying in. .VI"in office In Maaon, branch at Lansing in Bauch stnl men « of interest nnd tftxes, nnd no suit Thirtieth Judtoial Circuit northern climate, when the vitality ia power of unl; th«roin contained, said mortRhRC It Is Ortlercd, That the 2nd day of January Sidg., open Mondays and Thursdays. A. D. 103-J, at ton o'clock In tho forenoon, at at law having been brought to recover snid lowered, theae signa are likely to be will be forcdoffed to hiitlsfy the amounth dffe thereon with intorest nnd cofith of foreclofiurc •aid Probate OlTlcc, bo and Is hereby uppolnt- debt, or nny part thereof, notice ia hereby Terms: January, 2nd Monday in January at Mason; Ju'^ge: Hon. L. B. McArthur, Mason. more common and center around an aft provided thcicin, by Hhle of the mortRnKcd cd for hearing snid petition: given that on Saturday, Februnry 3, 1934, nt ten 0 clock in tho forenoon of snid day, nt Ot- Increaaed fatigue and greater suscep­ picmises to tho hiRhest bidder, at public ven­ It la Further Ortlercd, That public notice March, 2nd Monday In March at-Lansing; May, Pr-hate Register: Charles A. Clinton, Mason. thereof be given by ptiblicatlon of a copy of tawa Street entrnnco to City Hall Building, tibility to infection. Dr. Hoiman due, nt the west ff-ont iloor of tho Court Hotise 2nd Monday in May at Mason; September, 2nd In tho City of Mason, InRham County, Michi­ this order, for three successive weeks previous Lanaing, Ingham County, MichiRan. (that Juvenile Probation Officer: J. M. Hewitt, Maaon. quoted the dictum of a famous Eng­ Rftn, thftt beinR one of tlio plnccs for liolding: to said day of hearing. In the Ingham County being ono of the plftces where the InRham County Circuit Court Is held), said mortRitgcea Monday in September at Lansing, lish physician who said: "You will find tho Circuit Coui-t of Bitid county, on the 16th Nowa, a newBifnper printed and circulated In Sunervlaor of Mother's Pensions: Mrs. Karen Ly- said county. L. B. McARTHUR, that fatigue has a larger share in the day of Mftrch, lO'M, nt ten o'clock in the fofo­ noon, which Bftld premises itfo (lescrlbetl aa tho A true copy. Judge of Probnte. mortsngo and n pursuftnce of the statute In Judges; Hon. Charles B. Collingwood and Hon. -^an. Lansing. promotion or tranamisaion of disease south halt of the south hnlf of tho northeast C. A. CLINTON, Register of Probate. 40w4 such cnso Provided, sell nt public auction tho Leland W. Carr. than any other casual condition you tlfiftrter of section Thirteen, town Two North, anda dtnfcrlbcti therein, or so much na shall OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS can name." In the formation and UanRo Ono West, Vevay Township, InRhitm HEARING CLAIMS. RHLCHER—APRIL 17 bo necosaary o satisfy the nmount due thereon Cofmty, MichiRan. Stato of Michignn. The Probato Court for at time of snle, together with interoat thereon Prosecuting Attorney: Dan D. McCullough, Lansing; regulation of our daily habits from Treasurer-. Clarence W. Lock, Mason. Dated December 19th, 1033. the County of Inghnm. fiom date, at seven per cent, and all legal Assistant, Benjamin P. Watson, Lansing. Main early lite to old age, we ahould pay ORA CAMPBELL, MorlKiiRec. At ft session ot snid Court, held nt the Pro­ eotU. Including an attornoy fee of thlrty-flvo Register of Deeds: Ethel L. PhiUips, Maaon. heed to this insidious forerunner of W. S. SEELYE, Maaon, Mich., AUorifoy for bnto Olflco in tho City of Mnson, in sfdd coun­ dollara, anda described as; Commencing 139 office, Canital Bank Tower, Lansing. Mason of­ rotis north of thfj center of Warner Strwt In disease. MortRagee. r>lwl3 ty, on the 15th dny of December, A. D. 1033. Drain Commissioner: George Graham, Mason. the City of Lansing, and 40 rotla weal of Uio fice, 3rd floor Court House, open second and Present; HON. L. B. McARTHUR. Jtidgo of The daily habits of the elderly are Probfttc. City Limits (old) thenco north 21 rotis, then o fourth Mondays of the month, 1:00 to 3:00 p. m. School Commissioner: Fred E. Searl, Mason. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Ill tho Mntter of the Estntc of MARY altered considerably in the cold weath­ n^?l,.„„^i li°> f"",' "[ Mint'facturer'K BELCHER, Deccitsod. Road Commission: A. H. Phillips, chairman, Lan­ er. Exerciae, froah air and good food Wheieas, default lifui been matlc in tlic pay­ Kailioail right of way, thence Boutherly alouR ment of the intefest aa providetl In the terms It itppcnrinR to tho court thnt the time for Bfutl right of way to a point tluo west of thS Sheriff: Thomas H. Hanna, Mason. are prime eaaentlals to a healthy ex­ sing, L. T. Lasenby, Maaon, C. H. Murray, ot a cortftin foftl estnto mortRftRe, dated tho presentation of claims ngninst snid eatftto Piaf^o ot bcRinninR, thence oast to boginning istence. Dally walks in the fresh air fifst dfty ot December. 1931, and nccordinR to alioulfl lie limitetl, and thnt n timo nhd plnce containing 4.16 acres, mofo or less, in tmv^ Bunkerhiil. bo appointed lo rccoive, e.Miiiiine itnil nfljust Court OKiccr: George H. Shaw, Holt. during mild weather promote a brisk the terms ot a certhin promiasofy note of four nof'th. rniiRo two west, being nnnarontlv even linte whftfh sftid mortRffRe ftnti ifromlsBory nil clnims and demands itgnihat said tlccciufcd now lot thirty.flvo (35) ot Assessor's I'ttNo^ circulation and general well being. A note wfts executed by Philip S. Lindner hhtl by and Ifcfot-c sffid court; " "'0 C'ty of LniLHing. Michigan; Probation Olficer and Friend of the Court, Laird State ConfMrvatlon Officer, Glen Murphy, Maaon. good breakfast, a light lunch and a tvlfo Ethel H. Lindhcf', ot the ffrst imrt hnd It in Ortlei-ed, Thftt cretlitora of sftid dcccffa- Alao beginning at a point 160 rotla horth of August Doiso ftnd wife Lucy S. Dolse ot the ed fff-e f-cfiffff-ed to iff-cscht tlicfr clnims to sftid tho center of Wnrher Street ahd .|0 rotla west Troyer, Lansing. Residence opposite county park entrance. substantial meal after tlie day's work ffecontl pffrt, oil tlio Innda liereinftfter describetl. cfhfrt nt sffid Probnle Oiriee on or bctof-e tho should be the, iroutine practice, al­ V'".'.'" °' City of Lansing, wlfleh affid mortRhRO was f'ocorfletl in tlio of­ ITtli dfty of April, A. D. 193.L ht (eh o'clock thenco north lo Manfffhctfff'ef''ii Khilway ,.i,.ht County Welfare Agent: Claude Post, Mason. in the fof-enoon. ahid tifne hnd plftco bolhg Circuit Court Commissioners: Carl H. McLean and though it may be necessary to guard fice ut the licRlster of Deeds of the Coffhly of ?LL,'!.^',' """tl'wo-te'-ly hlohg sffid Mftfiu- Old Age Pension Board: Claude Post, chairman. against overweight by eating foods ot IhRhftm ftnti SUtte of MichiRfth. oh the 8th hef-eby hppoinlcd for the oxhminftlion hnd ftil- fncttf.-cf-s Itnflwity right of why to a poiht tltit. Alvin A. Neller, Lansing. tlffy of Deeefnifur, A. 1). 193i, in Lilfor 300 of justfnoht of hll cinima hnd dcmffnds ngaiiml less fuel value. Overweight is a bur­ west ot the p aco ot beginning, thonce due east Mason; Judge L. B. McArthur, Mason; Mrs. MorlRftRes on pnge •IJJi. Bitifi tleceh.sed. tfj Place of beginhlng, containing 5.35 ncf-eh den to tho circulation and creates a It is Fffrther Ordered. Tliftt pffhlic notice all fn ffectfon five, town tour horth. rhngo two COUNTY CLERK Terry Corliss, Lansing. Ahd Whef-.effB sftitl mortghRO whs given in hazard which the person past 50 years Ihereot bo given by pffblicfttion ot ft coify ot weat,_ Lanaing Township. Ihghhm Cofinty. the pf-incl|ihl sum of rittecn Hundf-ed Dollhf-s Michigan, aaid Ihnda being usefl together h^ Superintendents of Poor; S. S. Main, Lansing; C. C. with ihtef-cat ht the i-hto ot five ifor cefft per thia order, tor Ihf-ee sfieec.ssivo weeks iff-cviofia Main office at Mason, branch in Lansing city hall. of age cannot afford to take. ono phreeL hhhum. ifftyffble hnnuhlly. to afud dfty ot heftring, ih the Iffghhfn Cohffty Foster, Haslett; William S. Rhodes, Mason. New.s. h newsifhiicr iirihled hnd circulhtefl fh Respiratory infections probably are Antl Wliercha by tife terms ot Bhitl nfortgftge Dhteil November 6. 1933. sfdtl eotfffty. U U. McAUTHUU. Clerk: C. Ross Hilliard, Mason. Dog Wardens: Clay Bradcn, Mason; John Myers, of the most immediate danger to the ha pf-ovided. thht upoh defhult in iiftyfneht ut WILLIAM If. WIELAND. (A If-ue copy.) Jffdge ot I'f-obftlo. elderly. Careful attention to clothing sfud iiitcf-oat ffa pf-ovitlcd i)y life terma ot shid r, „ , WIELAND. Mortgngeen. Lansing Chief Deputy: Flora G. Dewey, Lanaing. Lansing. iDDriRffKe thftt Keeonfl ifffrtlca nfthied thef-oln, MAUTIIA THAYER. C F. & E T, HAMMOND. Attorneys for is necessary. The undergarments hf-e hutlforl-/.c

Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice BUSINESS CARDS Legal Notice Legal Notice ATTORNEYS MORTGAGE SALE MORTGAGE SALE NOTICE OP MORTGAGE SALE. Httfii Prancls and Margaret Simmon*, Attor- MORTGAGE SALE MORTGAGE SALE No. R-33S-G WHEREAS Default has been made in tho nays, 1801 Dim* Uank Uullding, Datrait, Mich. Default bavinir been mndo for more thnn 0. J. HOOD and GEORGE H. MeARTHUR, No. B-ns-E Default having been made In tho conditions Default having been made In tho condlUons payment ot the money secured by a certain MORTGAGE SALE thirty days In tho pnyment of Inntallmontu of of a certain real estate mortgage whereby the of a certain mortgage mado by Juno Milam Attorneys at Lnw. McArthur Building. Default hnving been mndo In tho conditions mortgage dated the twenty-eighth day of Feb­ Default having been made In the terma nnd principal and Intercut under tho termn nnd power of salo therein conlainetl became oper­ and HownrtI Snyera to tho Cnpitol Snvings & Mason. Mich. Phono, office 302. Iw62p of a certain mortgage made by Willinm M. ruary. A. D. 1928, mado and exoculod by Rua- conditions of a certnin mortgngo mado by condltionB of a cortidn morteaRc, bcnrinR date ative, mado by Charles G. Brown and Evn Loan Compnny, a Corporation, ilalod the 2nd Moreficid nnil Liiilo Morcfleld, huabnnd and aoll P. Everett, widower and survivor of hin Charles C. and Olivo D. Cross, husband and February Cth, 1020, made and executed by Bi-own, his wifo, to the Union Bullfling ahd day ot February. 1033, ahd recortlod in the D. G. P. WARNER & DWIGHT L. WILSaN wife, to tho Capitol Savings & Loan Com­ late wife, Annu Everett, deceased, of Delhi wifo, to Grange Life Insurance Company, n Frederick N. Ackley and Ellin F, Ackley. huft- Loan Association, Limited, a MichlRitn corpor­ olrieo ot lho ReRlster ot Deeda for the County Attorneys at Law. 1002-3-4 Ranch Building pany, a Corjiof-alion," ilatcd tho ISth day of Township, Ingham County, MichlRnn, party of MichiRan corporation, dnted October 22, 1020. bnnd nnd wifo, MortRnnorn, to John B, Hum­ ation, of Lnnsing, MichiRhn, dated November of Inghnm and Stale of Mlchlgah, on the 4lh Lanaing, Michigan. 61 July. 1032. and recordeil in tlfo olTicc ot the the first part, to The Dimondale State Bnnk, nnd recorded in tho olfice of the Regialor of mel, MortRnsco, nnd recorded In tho olTlce of IS, 1030, nhd recorded in the InRham County, day ot February, 1033, In Llbcr 349 ot Mort­ RcRlsler of Deeds for tho Cofinty nt Ingham u MlchlRiin corporation doing busineas at Di­ Deefls for the County ot Inghnm nhd Stnte of tho RcRlstor of Dcctia for the Cotinty of InR­ MichiRan. Registor of Deed's oltice on Deccm. gnges, on Pago 533, on which mortgaRe thcf-o FAIIMERS' MUTUAL nnd State of MichiRan, on lhe 26th tlay of mondalo, Efttoh County, MichiKftn. party of the Michlgnn on the 25th day ot October, 1029, In ham. Stato of MichiRan, on the 2(ilh fifty of her 3, 1030, in libor 330 of mortgngos on page Is claimed to bo due nt the dnte of this notice, July, 1932, in Liber 319 ot Mortgagos, on Page second part, which mortgage waa recorded in Liber 267 of MortRnges, on pftRO 170, ftml FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OP INGIIA» July, 1925, in Llbcr 2.19 of Mof'tRiiRca. on pfiRC 367, upon which morlRitge there is now elaim­ tor principal and interest, lho sum ot $1984.94, 293, on which mortRago thoro is claimed lo bo the OlTico of the Register of Deoda of the coun­ tvhicli sftitl mortgage waa nssignotl by aftifi County. Safest, chonpcsl, bust. For infoi* 295, and bccituac of auch defnult and finfler etl to be dtic ahd payable tor principal anfl and the sum ot $133.74 tor titxes paifl by the due at the dnto of this notice, for principal ty of Ihgham, Btnlo of Michigftn. oh the fif-sl Grnngo Lite Insurance Comphny, n Michigah niittlon write to Louis Slid, seei-elui-y. Ma­ tho terms and cohilitiona of said mortRnRO the Ihterest the aum of $2283.30, and inauranco morlgagce. and an attorney's tec of $35.00 aa ahd ihterest. the sum ot $1,252.03, ahd nh nt- dfty ot Mnrch, A. D. 19'2a. in Libor 288 ot corlfof-fttioh, lo the Michigftn Life Insurance son. E. A. Dciianiore, preHldcnt. Mimon. aaid morlRiiReo bus elected nnd docs elect nnfl Iff-enilums hhd ihterest tlioreon of $12.20, mak­ provided tor by law, itnd no ault or proceetling lorhey's tec ot $35.00 ffa providetl for by lffw, Mortgngea oh pngo 340. nhtl Company, ft Michigftn corporation, by lufalgn- Olfico on firat floor coffrt house. Iw52p decln;c that the tvholo aifm owlfiK on anifl ing n total debt of $2205,50, nhd ho suit at at law hitving been instituted to recover the nnd no suit or pfoceotlinR at Iftw hnvinR been WHEREAS tho nmount clfumed to bo due inent dated Mfty 29. 1930. and recorded in the morf.rfffff-y. calotl tiff the Ihfids descf-ibed in the mortghge Defffult hftviffg been iiiittle in the terms nnd tlffy. hi tho Ollawft Street chtrftifce to tlfo City ly. oh the 5th fifty ot December A. D. 1933. neya, 1801 Dime Bank Uailding. Detroit, Mich. A. n. 1934. fft oievoff o'clock, ff. ni.. (Ehstt-rff In torco: ftfftl coiiflitioffs of It certain Ihortgitge ihiftle by El­ Hall, Cily ot Lansing. InRhftm Counly, Mfchf- MORTGAGE SALE Pf-e.sent. HON. L. B. McARTHUR, Judge ot MORTGAGE SALE Standard Tifffe). sftitl nfortghge will be fo e- mer C. llfflier ffhfl Iflff M. liffker, husbahd nhfl Rhn, (thftt being one ot the plftces-whore tlft; Default having been mffdo ih llfo cohditiona Default hnving boon nfnfie in the terms nnd closed Ify n shle fft pffhlic ffffctioh 'j life higlf- WHEUEAS, tho ahid mortghge hna been duly ^Th'lho Mnttor ot the Eatnte of KISCY WIL­ wife, to Miclfigffn MortgffRe Ihvesthfeht Cof-- Cif-ctfit Court for InRham Counly is heid), said of a certain real cstffle mortRage whereby the conflitiona ot fi certfiin morlRnRo mnde by Fretl est bidder, nt the iforth enlf-ffffce to tlfo Cily nssigfuffl by the sftifl THE COLUMBUS JOINT LIS, otherwise known ns KAZIAH WILLIb, Iforfftloff, ff Delhwftre curpof-fttion. huthoriicd Uocoiver will, hy virtuo of the power of aalo Power ot snlo therein contained bechme oporff- G. Phillips and Orpha B. Philiipa, husband affd llffll in the City ot Lhfisiiig. Ihglfftfn Cffffffty. STOCK LAND UANK OF COLUMBUS, a cof-- Decenaed, to do business ill the Stffte of MichiRffff, dfttefl cohtained ih aaid mortRaRe. ahd in pursuhnco tive, mado by Mifrtlh Ilehneberry hnd Goor- wlte, to Tho Bowerfnan Flhahco Corporatioh, MichiRhn, (tlfftt being offe of the iflffces wlfef-i- porfftiuh. ot Colfffnbus, Ohio, tn THE VIUGIN- Mfty 10, 1927. hnd f'ecof'ded in the olfice ot tile ot life sthtute In affch case providod, sell ht Reha Henneberry, his tvifo, t« tho Union Diiiltl- ElliiabeUi Fiaher hnviUR filed in snid court a cof-pof-ftUon, ot I..hnaing, Michigah. dated the Cif-cffit Court for tilt;. Cf/iffily of Iffgifffifi lAN .lOINT STOCK LAND UANK 0 F Register of Deefls for the Cofinty of Inglimii pfiblic ffucUon on torecloaurc thereof, the Iffhd liig hhd Loan AssociifUon, Limited, a Michi­ her poUUon prnyinR thnt n certnin inatrfimont December 9, 1027. and f-ecof'ded in tho olTice is held) ot the prefnises flescrilfetl in shid morl- CHARLESTON, n eorpof-fiUoh, ot Chnrlestoh, hnd Sthte ot Michigaii on the 12th dny ot described in said mortRnge to sntisfy the gan corporhUoh, ot LansihR, Michigan, dated in WritinR, purpoi-UuR to bo the Inst will nnti ot tho Regisler ot Deeda for lho Counly of RURO, or ao much lliof-eot hs mffy be iieef-ssfff-y West Virginia, nlso orgahiicd ahd exislihg un­ Mny. 1927. in Liifer 295 ot Mortghges. on phge amount tlue thereon at the time ot sale, with Deceinber 17, 1930, und recofdetl in the Ing­ tealnmeht ot said decenaed, now on file in snui Ihgham ahd Stato of MiehlRnn, on the IDlh to pfiy the amouht duo off sffifl nfortgage hs der and by virtue ot tho provisioha ot the Act 46, find which saifl fnortRftge hffs beeff ftssiRu- ihtereal nt seven per cent por nhhum, toBOther hhin County, MichiRhn, UoRister ot Deed's of­ cotirt be ndmittod to probnte. and that the ad­ dny ot December. 1927, in Liber 290 ot Mort- iifof-eshid, with ihtef-est thereon ffhd ffll leghl ot lho Congresa ot lhe United Stales ot Ameri- ed by the sftid MichiRan Mortgffge Iffvcslmefft wilh nil legnl coats, ihcludihR nh nttorney feo fice oh Dcccmhor IS, 1930, in liber 330 ot ministration ot said estate be granted to her­ RitRes on piiRe 227, and which snid mortgago eosts, chnrgos ffffd expenses, Inclffflihg the ifl- ofL confnfonly kifotvn fuf TIIE FEDEUAL Corporfftioh, a Delftwhf-e corpof-fttion authoriz­ of Fifteen Dollara. as providetl for in said uiorlRaRCs on paRC 391, upon which mortRnge self or to some other suitable person. lifu! been ftssigncd by tlfo sffid Tho Bowef'mffff tornoy tee ffllowefl by Ihw, ffhfl ffffy sum tff- FARM LO/VN ACT; the snid THE COLUM­ ed to tlo busiffoss ill ttie Sthte ot Michigah, to mortgage, Innda described ha; South hnlf of thero ia now clftimed lo bo duo nnd pnynblo It is Ordered. That the 2ntl dfty ot Jftnu- Finnnco Corporntion, a corporntion, to tlie auins which mhy be phid by the ufiilcf-.sighetl BUS JOINT STOCK LAND BANK OF COL- the Gritffge Lite Iiisurnhce Cofnpfthy, a MIchl­ lot five ot block threo, VlllnRO ot Nemoka, for prlncipnl nnd intef-est the sum of $1805.40, af-y, A. D. 1934, at ten o'eloek in the forenoon, GrnnRO Llto Insurahco Company, a MichiRan nt or beforo snifi sale tor tffxes itiidjor iiisfff-- UMBUS hftvihg gone Into voluntnf-y liquidft- Rftft coriforfflioft, by itssigiiihcnt tialed Juno 20, Meridian Township. InRhiun County, Michignn. and inaurnnce pf-emiuiha of $12.80, making a at said Probnte OtTlce. be nnd Is hereby np- corporalioh, by ftsslgiiincnt dated December 0, nnce on snid pf-efnises. tvhich premises are dff- tion and all ot its lufsola having been acqfiif-ed 1027. and recortiefl iff the oltico ot life Regis­ total debt ot $1818.'20, and no ault ftt law hitv­ polnted for heurlng snid poUtion; 1927, ahd f'ecorded in the ofi'ice of the Uegiater Bcrlbed fts tollows; "Land aitufttod in tho and linbllitics ifasumcd by Ufo anid THE VIR­ ler ot Deeds tor IhRhfthf County on June 23, ing been brought to recover said debt, or nhy It is Further Ordered. That public notico of Deeds for Inghnm County on Deccmbor 10. Towhship of Lansing. Cohhly of IhRham and GINIAN JOINT STOCK LAND BANK OF Dated November 27, 1933. 1027. in Liber 217 of Mortgages, on pitRo 81, part thoroof, snid mof-lRngeo having by reao­ thorcot be Riven by publication of a copy ot 1027, in Libor 304 ot MortguRCs, on pnge 65. State ot Mlchlgah, described as follows, to- CHARLESTON, by virlue of n contrnct dnted VERNON W. LEEMAN. Receiver, ExchnhRO aifd whieh Bftifl morlRBRe was fufsighetl by saifl lution duly adople

Paw Twelve INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MIC HIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28,1933

FSV. ~rt—iJoar vuniitrai it. s. Qrif- July 23—Capt. 3, A. Molllaon and Interesting New Year hi. wife, Amy Johnison, flow ncros. fln, U. S. N. retired. Lott District Feb, 26—Thomas W. Gregory, form, Atlantic from Wales and crashed at By Mn. WUIlam Binkley Btratford. Conn. .r attorney general of United States. In Political Circles July 25—Italian air squadron i.ft Grand Duke Alexander of Russia, In New York for home. ; . ,„ . ITrance. Chronology Feb. 27—Walter Hlors, dim com- Seven American army flyers Wiled (Cdhtlnued-frofli JPage 1) WlUlam Colman, who has been at tn crash of plane at Oceanslde, Calif. governorship Is still clouded' lh'doubt, the Grace hoapltal In Detroit for the Aug. 7—Rossi and Codos cf Frnnce *^March 2—Thomas J. Walsh, former made record non-stop flight from New senator from Montana and named at* Frank D. Fitzgerald has already an­ last six months for treatment, was York to nayaU, Syria, 5,900 miles. tornoy general In Roosevelt cabinet. nounced himself for governor. He brought home last week much Improv­ Rear Admiral John D. Rodgors, U. Aug. 12—Italian air fleet arrived at won his berth In 1932 In tho face of ed. Rome, S. N., retired, Year March G—Mayor Anton J, Cermak of an overwhelming democratic land­ Christmas garols were sung by the Sept. 2—Don. Francesco do PInijdo, famous Italian aviator, killed at New Chicago, In Miami, Pla, slide. His friends are legion In Mich­ members of the M. E. S. S. in this York. March 7—Ex-Congrc^sman Will R. neighborhood Monday night. Sept. 4—Florence Kllngonsmlth. no. Wood of Indiana. igan and yet there is an undercurrent ted pilot, killed In piano crash at In­ Maj. Gon. S. D. Sturgis, 0. S, A.. of opinion that he Is not the type of •The school gave a Christmas pro­ Compiled by ternational nlr races at Chicago. gram last Thursday evening. Santa '*March 11—Senator Robert B. Howell candidate for the republicans to hang Sept. 25—Col. Rosc^o Tumor set new Claus appeared and each child receiv­ West.to-East transcontinental record of Nebraska, their hopes on next November. E. W. PICKARD of 10 hours 5W minutes. March 14—Sir Henry Thornton, form­ Groct'eck Miikliig Hay ed a gift. School closed for a one- Sept. 30—Russian balloonist, ascend, er president Canadian National rail­ week vacation. ed 11 miles for now record. ways, Alex J. Groesbeck has been making March 17—Brig, Gon, Charles King, The Community club will hold its New Year's Greetings Nov. 20—Settle and Fordney ascend- hay In Detroit. His services In (Continued from Page 4) Civil war veteran, author, ed «1,237 feet In stratosphere balloon straightening out the banking tangles annual oyster supper Friday evening, "JtlheT' II—Zamora compelled to Mk from Akron, Ohio. March 18—Duke of Abruzzl, December 29, at the home of Mrs. Xznna to form new Spanish cabinet. Dec. 6—Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh March 20—Jefferson Do Angolls, of Detroit which reached a climax Juno 19—Chancellor Dollfus. out. flow across tho Atlantic from Bathurst, actor, when Governor Comstock declared a Bertha Dell, lawcd Nazi partlea In Austria. April S—WII.OD lliin.r, author. Africa, to Nntal, Brazil. banking holiday last February, have Juno 21—All factlonn In Cuba .Breed Dec, 12—Tho Lindberghs flew over April 5—eiarl Uerr Blggcrs, novell.t. To all of our friends and to mediation by Ambaaaador Welles. the Brnzillan Jungle from Manaoa to April 10—Dr, Henry Van Dyke, brought the former governor to the Juno 22—Gorman ffovernment dl.- Trinidad, author aikd educator, very forefront throughout Michigan. Grovenburg •olved tbo SocialiHt party. Doc, 16-The Lindberghs landed at April 17—Goorgo B, Nevin, composer By Mrs. Howard C. North July 2.1—Gorman Protestants voted MInml. Pla, of sacred muaic, at Enston, Pa, Despite his former political enemies, patrons we extend the to permit Nazi group to control tn. April 18—Judgo Webster Thayer of Groesbeck today is rapidly eclipsing church. Boston, who presided at Sncco-Van- DISASTERS all other planets In the political heav­ July 26—Plot nffralnst Spanish grov- aettl trial, Mr, and Mrs, Charles Franklin and •rnment uncovered and hundred. Fred Terry, English actor. ens. Those who formerly crFed "King greetings of the New Jailed. Jan, 4—French South Atlantic liner April 20—William Courlenay, Amor- Alex" now look upon him as the Moses Harriett spent Christmas with Mr, Atlantlque destroyed by Are, 19 of the loan actor, July 28—Cuban (fovornment Issued crew perishing. to lead the taxpayers of Michigan out and Mrs, Norris Hotchkln in Lansing, general amnesty tlocrco. April 21—Joseph Kllgour, American Jan. 11—Southern California swept actor. of the wilderness of debt and ineffi­ Mrs, Arlene Strickllng and Lavina Year and our sincere Juno 27—Clonfian National party dls- .olvcd and Joined tbe Nazis. by disastrous gale; two men killed. April 26—Dr. Follx Adler. philoso­ ciency In which they have been wan­ North entertained at a dinner party Feb. 10—Sixty-two killed by explos­ pher. In Now York. July 31—Gandbl nnd bli wife ar­ ion of gas tank at Neunklrohen, Gor- dering during the past several years, Sunday evoning at tho home of tho rested URaln In India. April 29—Rev, Thomas Sherman. many. 8, J,, aon of Gen, William T. Sherman. former in honor of her birthday, good will. Aug, 7—Dlofifly anll-Machado riot. March 3—About 1,600 killed by tidal 11 is known that profCcra of sub­ In Havana qifeiiod by Irnop.-f. . Francia Richards, noted Inventor, In Beverly Leonard has been very 111 wnvo nnd earthquake In Japan. Now Britain, Conn, stantial support for the former gov­ Aug. 8—President Mncliado of Cuba March 10—Earthquakes In Los An­ but is improving, rejected Amlia.s.sador Welles' mediation _ Ropreaentatlvo C. S. Brlggs of ernor aro pouring into his Detroit law geles district killed 116, Injured 5,000 Toxaa. Mr, and Mrs, Cletus Strickllng and plan and rotuaod to quit bis ollico. and caused property damaeo reaching office in a manner to weaken any pos­ Auif. 9—Stato of war declared In May 2—Wlllinm E, Haakell, veteran children spont Christmas at Georgo 75 mllllona, editor nnd publisher, in Salisbury, Md. sible opposition on his part to again Cuba. March 14—Tornado In Tonnossee Strickling's. Parkhurst^s Store AuR, 11—Cifbnn army dcmnndod ros- May 7—Prof. George H. Pnlmor of entering tho political field. killed 20, Ilnrvard unlvoralty. Mr. and Mrs. Peters and family Isfnhllon nf Proslflont ,\rachado, Mftrch 26—Fall of transport plane IE Groesbeck should announce his AUKT, 12—President Mhnbarto nt Cuba killed 12 in California, May 8—Cardinal CorrottI In Rom.. willingness to take up the cudgel for spent Sunday in Albion with their realffnad anil Hod In Nasffau; Dr, Car- March 28—Rrltlah air liner crashed Col. C. K. Stanton, U. S. A,, rotlrod, daughter and Monday in Lansing with loH Manuel do Cfi.spedos was made prov. In BolRluin; 16 killed, author of phrnae "Lafayette, wo are sane and sensible stato government, it laional pro,ild(>nt, March 30—Tornrfdo killed 08 In hero." is certain his entry will command thoir parents. "Tho .Perils of Paulino", the new AuR, IC—lOlBlit bundrcd Assyrians Texas, Arkansas and Louiainnn, May IB—Col. Fred Kllgoro, com­ Mr. and Mrs, Fred Strobel and manding Fourth regiment ot marines immediate respect. There is still time Aurelius i talking picture version of tho famous reported masaaerod In Iraq, March 31—Six killed In plane crash family wore at the home of Mr, and Mabatnut aitndlil boBan a fast unto In Kansas, at Shanghai. for Fitzgerald to change his mind and By Mrs. Mary Droscha } adventure drama which brought fame death In Yoravfia Jail, April 3—U, S, 3. Akron with 77 of­ Ernest Torrenco, veteran screen decide to retain his present important Mrs, Will Bickett in Holt, Christmas and fortune to Poarl White, is also actor, AUK, 23—Gantllfl was unconditional- ficers and men, crashed In storm off post which all agree he holds down day, promised on Friday and Saturday, Now Jersey oonat, Adfnlrnl Moffet nnd Mny 10—Dr. John Grior HIbbon, Ijr released to aave his life, prealdont onierltua of Prilicctnn, with great credit. There is still time Mr, and Mrt. Howard North enter­ Tho Aurelius school held thoir with Evelyn Knapp in tho title role. Sopt, B—Tladicala ot Cuba ousted 73 others lost. April 22—West India docks at Lon­ Pi-of Leo Wilson Dodd of Vale, to make up a truly representative tained Mr, and Mrs, Arvido North Christmas program at tho town hall An Oswald cartoon, "Beau Boat," President Do CcaiffHle.s and bla Bovorn- Dr, J. C. DaCosta, famous surgeon. mont and aasumod rule by Junta, don destroyed by flro; loss J15,400,000, state ticket which would be outstand­ and Mr, and Mrs, Cletus Strickllng last Friday evoning witl\ a large completes the program. May 1—Tornadoes In Louisiana and In Philadelphia. Sept, 8—KhiK Polaal of Iraq died In Arkanans killed 68, May 17—Clinton W. Gilbert, political ing in character and appeal to the and childro.| at supper Christmas eve, crowd. Santa made his visit with A hilarious jumble of burlesqued Switzerland anrt was Huccoodod by bla May 8—Town of Ell,iworth, Maine, writer. In Wnshlngton. Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Angell and gifts and treats for tho children. The son Ghazl. public. And if Groesbeck should re­ facts is Wheeler and Woolsoy's new destroyed by flro, Mny 18—Ex-Senator Portor J. Mo- turn to Lansing as governor on the family spont Christmas with relatives children are enjoying a three weeks' Sopt, !>—Alejandro Lorroux mnd« Mny 10—Tornado In tho Cumberland Cumber of North Dakota in Washing­ starring picture, "Diplomaniacs", premier of Siiain, valley klllefl 02, ton. off year and then succeed in rescuing near Leslie, vacation while the school house is be­ coming Sunday and Monday, The pic­ .Sept. 10—Dr, Uamon Orau San Mar­ May 14—Disastrous floods in Indlnnn May 24—Admiral Lord Wemyas of Michigan .from its present plight, then Mrs, Franklin was called to Dimon­ ing repaired. British navy. ture opens with tho boys trying to tin wns sworn In na Prealdont of Cuba, and Illinois, Alex .1. Groesbeck immediately be­ dale the laat of the week by the ser­ Sept, H—President Grau San Mar­ Juno 2—Oil explosion In Long Beach, May 26—Ilorntio Bottomley of Lon­ Mr. avd Mrs. Louis Lane and the run a barber shop on an Indian res­ tin decreed Bonfii"al statiilna to sup­ Calif., killed 9 and did vnst damago, don, comes a national figure in republican ious illness of the littlo son of Mr, and former's parents and brother met with ervation. Then they arc chosen by the plant tbo oonalllutlon of Cuba, Juno 4—Trnin wreck In France killed May 29—Dan O'Loary, famous pedes­ party affairs and may bo counted upon Mrs, Sam Leseney, Ho is improving. an auto accident one day last week ParllnmonthrlMm In Prussia wiped 14 nnd Injured IIC, trian, big chief to attend the Geneva Peace out by Prolnlor Goerlnfr, Juno 9—Nine killed, 160 hurt in cel­ May 30—Prof, W, I* Elkin of Yale, as a personage to be accounted with Mr. and Mrs, Starner spent Christ­ near Tompkins Center. Mrs. Lane conference. Here tho picture soars in­ Sept, 20—Clfancollor Dolltuaa estnb- luloid factory explosion nt North Ar­ astronomer, either as candidate for United States mas with relatives in Indiana, was seriously injured, cutting tho to broad burlesque, with the diplo­ llahcd Foaclat dictatorship over Aus­ lington, N, J, June 3—Wlllinm Muldoon, veteran senator to succeed .lames Couzens or .artery and cords at tho ankle. She sportsman. In Purchase, N, Y, mats fighting to preserve the peace, tria, June 11—Chlcngo Worlfl's fair sight­ as cabinet material In case the repub­ is at her home here. Oct, J—Olfnncellor Dollfusa of Aus­ seeing plane crashed nnd burned, kill­ Juno 5—Henry C, Rowland, Amer­ and finally plunging the whole affair tria woundefl by aaaaaain, ing nino peraona, ican author, licans make a comeback nationally in Northeast Alaiedon t Mrs. Louise Dawson and daughter, into musical mirth with an impromptu Lerroux tfovornmonl of Spain ouated July 3—Cyclone In Cuba killed 23 Juno 7—Cyrua H, K, Curtl.a, publish­ 1936. Jean, are visiting the former's aunts and did vnat damage to tobacco crop, er. In Philadelphia, t By Mrs. Sadie Roback f song and dance act. Elaborately by parliamhnt, in Lansing for two weeks. Oct, 8—Mhrtlifoz Rarrloa became .Iffly 7—Clotfdbfirat In Behr Creek Juno 10—Wincholl Smith, American However one may look at the pic­ staged and .set off by tuneful melo­ premier of Sifffin and Ulaaolved the canyon, Colorndo, killed abofft 12 per­ playwright nnd actor, ture, either through republican or Mr. and Mrs. James Jennings and dies, the production is enacted by a oonerosa, sona, June 16—Capt, W, P. Wright of Chi­ cago, national commander ot G, A, R. democratic eyes, the next few months Miss Phyllis Woodworth is spending Agnes of Royal Oak spent Christmas cast of such comedians as Marjorie Oct, 17—R.stnhia voted to curb par­ Aug, 4—DIaaatrous hurricane In I aotillforn Texas, Harry M. Jowott of Detroit, automo- of political activity in Michigan are a few days with her cousin, Doris with their parents, Mrs. Martha Jen­ White, Phyllis Barry, Hugh Herbert, liament, nnfl Proslflent Tonlason and bllo mftnntacturer, his cabinet roalKnod, Aug, 9—Five United SInlea naval air­ bound to be interesting, Tompson, near Mason. nings and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fanson. Richard Carlo, Neely Edwards and men killed in craah in HawaH, Juno 19—0, L, Bodenhnmer, former Mr. and Mrs, Henry Shultz of Lan­ Oct, 24—Oovornfiiont of Premier Da. Aug, 14—Floods llf China reported national commander of Afnorican Le­ Martin Morrison, wlio has boon many others. ladler of Fi-anco was dcCcatod and re- gion, sing, Mr, and tMrs, Harry Shultz of ilKBed, fatal to 60,000, working for Charles Couch, died last Aug, 24—Scores of flop lbs and vnal Representative B. E. Kemp of Mason, and Mr. and Mrs, Clyde Wade Saturday night at the Mason hospital. A comedy, "She Outdone Him," and Otft, 2D—Albert Sarraut forlncd now properly damngo reatiltofi frofn storm Loifislnnh. Bunkerhill and Ingham and son Kenneth of Lake Lansing, He leaves his widow and four small the Universal News complete tho pro­ ITronch mliflatry. along Atlitiftic coast, Juno 20—Paul ICestcr, Afrierican Town Line Oct, 28—Arab riots In Holy Land Aug, 29—KIglit killefi nnd mnny In­ plnyright. ! spont Christmas at the Wade and Fair children, gram. : grow serious, jured In wreck of paaaongor train In Rose I'ffator Stokes, rndical lender. f By Mrs. Henry Dunsmore homes. "Whon A Man Marries", a light- Oct, ,11—Greek court of appeals re­ New Mexico. June 22—Roifresontatlve li!. B. Al­ Elmer Ellsworth has been ill tho fused to extritdlto Samtlol Insull to Sopt. 1—llurrlcitno killed moro thnn mon of Aiifbniffa. Miss Margaret Evans, who is work­ past week, hearted stage farce I in throe acts pre­ United States. 100 in Cifbn. July 1—A. It. Erakine, motor car ing near Mason, spont the week end sented by a strong cast of .Mason's Nov, 3—Cffifan cabinet realRnod, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bates and Mr, and Mrs, Edd Mattison visitod Sept. 6—llurrlnnffo In lower Rio offlclnl. In Sofitii Bffnd, Iffd. at hor home liore. best comedy talent, is the attraction Nov. 8—Now nfvolt brolcu out In Ornlfflo vnlloy klilod ino. Jllly 3—ntfasoll Boardman, American Mf. and Mrs, Gerald Waltersdorf their son, Clayton, and family at Cuba with lieavy lih'htlnH- In Havana, Sixteen klilod in train cnliialon at aviator. Mr, and Mrs. S. C, Rae ot Lansing, Jackson over Christmas, promised next week Frldijr and Sat­ Nadir Siinh (lifhzl, IdffK of Afslfan- spent Christmas with tho latter's par­ BinKhamtofL N, V, Ilipolito Yrlgoyen, former president Mr, and Mrs, William Davenport and Mr, and Mrs, Clifford Smith enter­ urday, 'v Istan, wha hasffsslfialed ahd ifia aon, Sept. 16—lifirricffno nn Riilf const of of Argonlllfft. ents at Muir, Moliammed /.alfir Siffth, succeeded bIm. Mi>xlco killefi hifnut 160. July .6—C. N. Hnskoll. flr.st gover­ Mr, and Mrs, William West enter­ family of Fowiorvillo, and Mr, and tained 31 members of tho Smith fam­ Starting January 9, thO'^ Mason Nov, 9—Cifban revolt crushed by Sopt, io—Great prnporty dffinnKC nor ot Oklahofnn. Mrs, William Miller and Gerald wero Theatre will again offer a m'id-week government, tained thoir children, grandchildren ily Christmas Day, done by gftie thfft awopt north Atlali- Jtfly 8—Sir Antllony Hope Hawkln., Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. C, program on Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov, 1 2—Chancelior IlUlor acored an lir. conal, EliRlish novelist. and groat grandchildren at a dinner Mrs, Ethel Loomis of Philadelphia, overwbolming victory In tho Gornian Jffly 12—lt;dwln Gould, New Tork Brown, who has spent tho past five weeks opening with Summerville and Pitts in • lofillona, Sopt. 24—Ilffrrlcffne wroffkcd Tfiinp- Sunday, Ico, .Mexiro, itliling 61, flnancier, "Lovo, Honor and Oh Baby." Nov, 10—Clflneao NInotoohIb route Mrs, Westly Harkness spent a Cow Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Fisher and here with her parents, returned to her j Got, 3—Snvt-fftty-llve relinf roll wnrk- July 15—Prof, Irving Babbitt ol daughter Lucile, wore Sunday guests army rovollod hsalnat Nanking: KOV- ! ora killed afffi fnany iffjffrffd in brtiah Hffrvard, days last wet'jk with her sister, Mrs, homo Sunday, accompanied by Mr, •rnmont, i flro nt Loa Affnoloa, Calll', July is—Gilbert iN, Ilnugen, former of Mr. and Mrs, Harry Brenner, and Mrs, Loomis and family of near Nov, 24—Sitrrafft'a French ministry Frank Holland. i Oct, 10—Sovoli killed wlfcff passcnprer cofigrosafnnn from Iowa, John Evans and family spont Hubbardston, She met hor husband overthrown ify clfambor ot dnpulloa, ! pihne exiflofiofi ncffr Gary, Ifffl. July 20—15, ,S. Johnann, forlnor sen­ Maurico Monroe is spending a few Nov, 27—rhfnilio Clianteinpa maid o I Doc, 1—i''iifir lffflifirt>d itiliod by ator from Sfiiltii Dakota. days at tho Dunsmore home, Christmas afternoon with his parents at Detroit and later in tho afternoon prtffnier ot I'^rftlino, ! oartliqunko in China, Viacnfifft ISurffhaln, British nowspa­ in Leslie, Dec, 8—Irish Kroo ,Sln(« government Mr, and Mrs, Leslie Bird spent Sun­ thoy returned to their home in the MasonTheatre i:ioc, M—Ten cifiifiron klili?fl nffd 30 por ptfifliahor. declared ulflftwl'ill the Yoffnfr Ireland day with Mr, and Mrs, Roy West, Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Roback of east. aaaoclatlon. kffown aa life Bluo Shirts i injured when Irfflff fflrffok sifiiooi bffa July 20—LOulso Cloaaer Halo, novel­ Lansing, Robert Osborne and son Dec, 9—Sorioua hnarciflst revolt In ht Croaccnl City, i^lh. ist aifd actress, Mr, and Mrs, Harry Raymond and The Christmas party sponsored by Friday and Saturday Spain, July 31—IC, C, Schuyler ot Denver, George, and Miss Eleanor Wood- the primary superintendent, Mrs, former senator from Colorado, family spont Christmas with Charles Doc, 13—Spanlah revolt oniclally de­ NECROLOGY Curtis and daughters of Dansvillo, , worth wore Christmas guests of the Mary Droscha, was hold at the church clared aunprffaaeil; soorea killed, Aug, 1—Chostor S, Lord, veteran Roback family. Doo, 111—Greek Kovornnfont decided Jftn, 1—S, P, Honflef'sofi, gcnornl Journalist of New York, Walter Fosdick's condition remains Saturday afternoon. Only a small Sainlfol Inaifll mffst leave tlfo country maffffger of .Mlrfif rffilrfffffi. In Clficngo. Aug, G—J, D, Oliver ot South Bond, Mrs. Emily Marzen is entertaining percentage of the children were able ,),'iff, 2—,Mra. Hollo .Moaknwllz, Dcm- about the same. Jnnuary Ind,, plow manufncturei'. a sister from Detroit. to come, A lovely tree with gifts and Dec, in—Alejandro Lorrou.'c formed ocrfttic leafier of New VorlJ, Aug. 14—Dr. Froiiorick Starr, nn- Alice and Ivan Monroe called on new ministry for Spain, Jan. 3—Ur, Wllltolm Cuno, former thropologlat, in Jnlfnn. Henry Dunsmore and family. Chester Cook and family spent a treat for all wore enjoyed and Santa Gerfnan chalftfellnr. Aug. 15—Alnn AVInalow of Chicago, Christmas with his mother near De­ made a hurried call at the close of tho AERONAUTICS Jack Picivforil, American movie famous wnr aviator, actor, in I'nria, Aug, 17—Roar Admiral C, B, Mor­ witt, afternoon, Jan, IC—Seven French aviators flow Jan, 6—Cifivln CooiidKe, former Pres. gan, U, S, N, Phillips District t Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wade spent Carl Warner and Cleo Swift return­ from St, Louis, western Africa, to Nu- Ident, in Northampton, Mhaa, Atlg, 23—.Mario ^Cahlll, American Monday evening with Mrs. Wado's tal llrazll. In 14 hours 2 minutes, Gill)ert Cnlgnto nt Now York, philan­ nctroas, By Mrs. Geo. Gruhn ] ed late Saturday night from a business Feb, 8—Oityford affd Nicholotts, Eni?. thropist and cnpitaliai. Aug. 27—Congroasman W, W, Wat­ sister, Mrs. Beecham, in Lansing, who trip to Iowa, llsh avlatol-a, complolod rocoi-d broak- Jan, 7—iteprosontative Ilobcrt R, son ot PenifNyivnnia, is very ill. Mr, and Mrs, Kenneth Baker, of Tlie year's big football, romance, ln« nonatoif niKift ot D,340 miles from Butler of Oregon. Aug, 28—W, A, Bechtel of Snn Fran­ Cranwoll, iiliifflafid, to Walllsb Bay lone Jenks returned to nor homo in Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brenner and near Leslie spent Christmas with the with .Tohnnic Mack Brown, Andy Sotfth ACrlcfL Jan, R—Ttoifroacntatlve S. A. Ken­ cisco, head ot companies building dall ot Ponffsyivhffia. Boulder dam. Grand Ledge after visiting her sister, family were entertained at the homo latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs, Fred Fob, 9—Cifptnln Molllaon flew from Devine and a great cast. Africa to Brazil, Jan. 13—I'rot. Dana Carleton Munro Sept, 2—G. T. Maryo, forlnor Amer­ Mrs, Vada Goble, for two weeks, of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fanson. Mr, and Mrs, Harlpy Dros­ ot Princeton. ican diplomat. Mi\ and Mrs, Arthur Goble and Brenner, Christmas, cha and sons were also guests, April 3—Four Britons in two pianos Jan. 16—fMrs. Jessie Sayro, daughter Sept. 6—Clay M. Greene, nctor and Also "PERILS OF PAULINE" crossed Mt. ICvoroat. ot late Preaiflefft Wilson. playwright. family spent Christmas with her par­ James Woodworth and family spent Mr, and Mrs, Charlie ,Merrit and April 10--Francoaco AR-OIIO, Italian Rt. Rov. W. W. Webb, episcopal Sept. 7—Viscount Grey ot Fallodon, broKo world s seaplane record, nvorhfr.. ents, Mr, and Mrs, Earl Jenks, in Christmas with Mr, and Mrs, Alonzo granddaughteivspent Christmas at and Oswald comedy. Inf,- 42C.6 ifflloa an hour. bishop ot Mllwaffkee. Britlah atateaman. Tliompson of Lansing, Jan. 18—John Uundy, Indiana artist, Sept. 8—Uov, Dr, Charles II, Park­ Grand Ledge, Watervliet with relatives, May 8—Capt. S, Karzynake of Poland Jan. 21—Georgo Moore, Iriah novel- hurat ot Now York, Mr, and Mrs, Charles Brown and Miss Marion Button and friend of Mrs, Clara Casler spont Christmas flow from Sonepfal to Brazil, King Polaai ot Iraq. family and Mr, and Mrs, George Lansing, wero Monday evening callers and a few days with Mr. and Mrs, Juno 2—Capt, Frank Hawks flew ' Jan. 22—Iflllsaheth .Marbury of Now Sept, 9—Fodoral Judge William 8. Sunday and Monday from Los AhK-eies to Now York In ro­ York, theatrical producoi-, Konyon of Iowa, Gruhn and family spent Christmas of the Evans famiiy. ^son Davis at Mason, bot controlled plane In 13 holira, 26 mlnutoa, Jan. 23—Arthur Oarfof-d, Industrlal- Capt, Paul Koenig, commander of with their parents, Mr, and Mrs, Ale.\ Mr, and Mrs. Martin Fair and Mr. lat and pnllticai leader. In Kiyria, Ohio. Gorman submnrine Deutschlahd in war, Brown, of Lansing, Mr, and Mrs, Ivan and Mrs. B, F, Wade attended a Juno 3—Jimmy Mnttorn hopped off nt E. A, .MoCffliooh, member of- fodoral Archblslfop F, E, J, Lloyd, primate Now \ork on world onclrclinK lllBht, trndo cnmmisalon. of American Cathollo church, Larner and son also spent the day Christmas tree at the homo of Mr-.-'and -„„^"^ ,4--Mattern landed on Island Mrs, Henry Shultz in Lansing, Christ­ near Oslo, Norway. Jan. 24—Karl ot Cheatornold. Sopt, 12—Alfred Sutro, Britlah play­ with thoir grandparents. FILM NEWS Jan. 20—.Mra. 0. H, P. Bolmont of wright, mas «vo. Julio 11—Barberan and Collar ot New York, In Pnria. Sopt, 14—Irwin H, Hoover, chief Mr, and Mrs, Albert Fry entertain­ MASON THEATRE Spanish army Hew from Spain to Cam- ed hor parents, Mr, and Mrs, Harry Miss Ila Loach of Williamston, was uffuoy, Cuba, Jnn. 28—George Sitintsbury, Engliah usher of White House. lltei'ary critic. Sept. 17—F. H. Sisson, Now York Baker, of Dewitt and her sisters and tho guest of Mrs, George Voss a few Juno II—Mattern misaing on hon banker, from Kh(tbarovak to Nome Sara Teasfiaio, American poet, days last week, Jnn. 30—ilnnr Adinif-al W, H. H. Sopt. 10—E, W, Komblo, artist and brother, Sunday, Juntj 21—Barboran and Collar lost Football fans and Saturday Evoning In flipfht to Mexico City, ^"'""^ Sotftherlnnd, U, S, N, retired, nutlfor, Last Friday evening the children Mrs, Sadie Roback and sons, C, E, Jan, 31—John Galsworthy, English Sopt, 20—Dr, Annie Bosnnt, world gave a Christmas entertainment at and Bud, Robert Osborne and Henry Post readers alike will bo interested «, f'!^. ^•;:;l^'''"'^" •i'"' nrmada botfan loader ot Tlioosophista, in Madras, fllKht to ChicaKo via Iceland. novelist. the school. This week they are enjoy­ Dorn were Monday evening callers of in the announcement that "Saturday's Feb, 2—F. a. Bonnis, publisher ot India, Millions", the gridiron tale recently Denver Post. Madge Carr Cook, American nctross, ing Christmas vacation. the Woodworth family, dyi,'gilJeTla,''"""" '"""'^ serialized in the popular magazine, is July 9—Colonel nnd Mi-a. LIndborirh Feb, 4—Arclibishop Rojns Arrlota ot Sopt, 24—Horace Liverlglft, Now The H, C, club will meet next Marion Button, our teacher, present­ Panama, York, retired publisher, the feature attraction at the Mason bCKan roulo-plitnnlnsr fllfvht to Gi'eon. Thursday with Cora Wiegman, ed a program and Christmas tree at land, Iceland and Ifiui-opo, Prof, A, H. Sayce, British Egyptol­ MaJ, Gon, W, J, Black, O, S, A, Theatre Friday and Saturday, Robert Wheeler and Woolsey in Jijly 12—Italian air squadron landnrt ogist, Mrs, A, M, Williamson, novelist. In tho school Thursday evening. nt Cartwrisiit, Labradoi-. "tined Fob, 5—Addiaon Miznor, architect, In Bath, England, Young, Leila Hyams, Johnny Mack Pnlm Bench, Fla, Sopt, 25—King Lardner, American f....|..t»...>->.«..«-«-a..«.....>..>..<..*..M-«->~< fi-*.i 1 Brown, and Andy Devlne, Mary Car­ MoiUronl~^'""'^" a'r squadron reached Fob, 7—Dr, Lawrenco F, Abbott, humorist nnd playwright. t Northwest Inghani i lisle and Lucille Lund play the featur­ July 15—Wiley Post befrnn rofihd. former editor of tho Outlook, Gov, Arthur Soligman of Now Mexico, t By Mrs. Ami Torrlll f South Alaiedon i "Diplomaniacs" Sopt. 27—Brlgham II, Roberts, pres­ ed roles in this exciting pigskin drama tho-world flieht, and Darlffs and C Ir^ Count Albert Apponyi, Iliingfirlan By Mrs. H. 3. Laycock f enna ot Chlcapfo hopped oft for Lltlilj- Btateslnan, ident ot Mormon church council, tn and their supporting cast Includes Er­ Their latest musical comedy de­ anla—all from New York, Feb, 11—Jolfn D, Ryan, copper mag- Salt Lako City. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Soule enter­ nie Nevers, Erny Pinkert and many Balbo ami tho Italian air fleet ar­ nnle, In Now York, Sept, 28—J, W, Collier, mombor U, 8, lirium! rived In Chicago, B, M, Winston, Chicago flnancier, tariff commission. tained her brothers and sister with The W, A, L, A, met last Thursday other famous gridiron stars. One of July 10—PoBt reached Berlin In rec­ Feb, 12—Field Marshal Sir William Oct. 2—Chnrlos Plez, head of Emerg- their families for Christmas. Mr. and with Mr, and Mrs, Rina Dell In Lan­ the greatest gridiron battles ever ord tlmo, Robertson in London, enoy Fleet corporation during tho war. screened features the thrilling climax Also comedy, "She Outdone Darius und Olrenas killed In craah Oct. 3—W, L, Stribling, Georgia Mrs. Earl Lisch of Vantown were also sing for pot luck dinner. About 30 Georgo R, Carter, former governor of this picture. of their plane near Soldin, Germany. of Hawaii, heavyweight, guests. wero in attendance, After the busi­ Him" and Universal News. Slr John A, Thomson, British sci­ Oct, 6—Wlllinm L, Vocck, prosldont Miss Iva Davidson of Holland Is ness meeting a program in charge of Chicago Nationnl League Baseball club, July 19—Italian air .rmada arrived entist. spending her two weeks holiday vaca­ Mrs, Gruhn consistlnjg of readings »t Now York. Feb. 14—R, N, Matson, mlnlster-d... Renee Adoroe, film star, July 22—Wiley Post completed flight Ignnto to Greeco, in Choyonno, Wyo. Oct, 6—Porter H, Dale, aonator from tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. about Christmas was given. The next •round woi,d In 7 day. 18 hours 4» Feb, 18—Jamos J, Corbett, form.r Vermont. J. A. Davidson. meeting wlU be with Mr, and Mrs. hoa.v,vf.\v.oJ.iilu.-cliiinmiaa. •• - — Oct. 7—Hornand Behn, president of Frank Severance January 18 for.Ript International Telephone and Telegraph Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gillette en­ company. In Franco. tertained her sister, Mrs. Lloyd Best, luck dinner. 'V' Arthur W. Jewett Oct. 8—Morris Hlllqult of New York, and family, also her brothers with The programs held at the ;^aledon Socialist leader. Oct. 11—Charles H. Sabln. New York their families for Christmas dinner. Center and Robbins schtfola last banker, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davidson and Thursday and Friday evening were Oct, 18—Potcr A. Jay, Amerloan Iva were guests at the Terrlll home well attended and enjoyed by all. Af­ FUNERAL DIRECTOR diplomat, Oct, 23—William N. Doak, form.r for Christmas." ter tho programs were completed San­ secretary of labor. Mr. and Mra. Ray Cavender spent ta made his appearance and distribut­ Oct. 25—Evelyn B. Baldwin, noted Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ca-, ed the gifts and gave sacka of pop­ 356--Phones—132 explorer. In Washington. Oct. 28—Edward H. Sothern, emi­ vender, m DansviUe. corn, candy and peanuta to all. nent American actor, Mr.'and Mra. John Barnes and fam­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Severance en­ Paul Palnleve, French .tatosman. ily from near Onondaga and Donald tertained at a family dinner Chrlstmaa Funeral Home 605 South Jefferson Ave. We*re On Oct. 30—Mary B. Lease, former lead­ er of Kansas Populists, ,- Bailey were Chrlstmaa guests at tbe day. Nov, 3—John B, Kendrick, s.nStor Osborne.home. Mr. and Mra. G. C. Bateman and from Wyoming. Ambulance Service Nov. 6—Texas Oulnan, .nt.rtaln.r,. JoMifette Barnes ia spending the Evelyn spent Sunday with their Our Way! In Vancouver. week;wtth her grandparents, Mr. and daughter, Mrs. Manuel Ely at Homer Nov. 12—Milton Aborn at New York, Mra.' P. Osborne. and Monday they attended a family theatrical producer, .f -£^;.-, Nov. 14—Edward N. HurUy,,Chlcif6 ' Ingham Grange will have a card Christmas gathering at Charles Leon- flnancier and ra»huf«qla»Hr.ihufaqtjifrel. , party at their hall Saturday evening, ard'a. Nov. IB—sunialain^.^ryiinderbllm t III December 30. Refreahmenta will be Mr. and Mra. Harold Laycock enter- of New Yj aandwlchea and fried cakes. talned C. L. and Heber Hulett and Nov..^^^ Snc'ols Albert, Treneh "SILVER" 1¥7E want 1934 to be •tateswrtrr'^ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rao and family James Hulett and family from near ||lSfr25—Prof. O. H. Barton, Harvard spent Phristmas with Mr. and Mrs. Okemos and R. C. Richardson from We strongly recommend the purchase of Silver. It is an ' the biggest, most jologlat. Otto Andrews of Lansing. Holt Monday. outstanding commodity as well as an important monetary Nov. 29—Prof. J. Laurence Laughlin Anna Terrlll, who haa been staying Dr. Kate E. Lamb returned to Chic­ p r o s p e r ous and jovial of Chicago, political economist. medium. It combines both safety of principal and good with Mr. and Mra. Henry Daub of ago Chrlstmaa night after vlaltlng her Nov. 30—Sir Arthur Currle, com­ speculative possibilities, making it an ideal investment. Full year of them all, and mander of Canada*, overseas force, la Parchment, came home Friday night. parenta and frlenda a short time. World war. Eileen Terrlll and Ethelyn Rae of Word has been received from Mr. details and complete information gladly furnished for the Doc. 1—Richard Mellon, Plttsbursh we'll do our very best to banker. M. S. C. came home Thuraday for and Mrs. Charles Lamb announcing asking. \ Harry De Windt, English explorer. their Chrlstmaa vacation. the arrival of a new daughter, Ella make it so. Doc, 3—Alexander Legge, president Ella Mae Soulea la spending this Nora, December 17. They are living of International Harvester company, at South Haven. Doo, 7—Stolla Bonson. English nov­ week with her sister, Mra. Earl Rlsch. elist, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and Gould, Stuart & Co., W. Albert Kingman apent Chrlatmaa Adolph Ktauber, American dramatia with his mother In Mason.- daughters spent Christmas with his critic and producer. 1516 Olds Tower Bldg., Lansing, Mich. ! Doc. 8—Count Yamamoto, Japane.. Etchells Arbor A. O. O. G. wlU hold parents In Lanaing. Phyllis Wood- statesman and naval hero, their January meeting with Mr. and worth returned home with them and Phone 5-2634 Doo, 9—Dr, W, O, Thompson, form.r win visit a few days. •••••.SI prealdont of Ohio State university. Mrs. Clifford Bates on Thursday, Jan­ Associate Dealer: Dec, 10—George Lytton, Chicago uary 4, with a potluck dinner at noon. Mrs. Ralph Legll and baby Arnold Hall-Slagh, Inc. merchant and art patron. Meat win be furnished. All members returned from her sisters last Thurs­ RUCH-JENISON INV. CO. Doo, 12—Count llya Tolstoy at New day. Haven. Conn are urged to attend. 123 S. Grand Ave. Phone 22413 Deo, 16—Robert W, Chambers, Amer­ Ingham Grange will hold their regu­ Mra. Aletha McRobort from Adrian loan novelist, Local Representative—R. L. Cavender Louis Joseph Vance. American flo- lar meeting on Thuraday evening, Jan­ visited her daughter and family laat tlon writer. uary 4. Thursday.