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Cass City Chr01 ] Cle Volume 33, Number 19 CASS CITY CHR01 ] CLE VOLUME 33, NUMBER 19. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, 1938. EIGHT PAGES. ~ , , ......... ,r NEW COUNTY AGENT ORNAMENTAL FIELD Iinempl0yed List STARTS WORK IN TUSCOLA 160 Children at DAY SEPTEMBER 7 Honor Students Guess This One .7 !Jury Decides Death Taken When We Were Young First All Ornamental field day to in Tusc01a Grows P001 Wednesday be held on the campus of Michigan to Be Fair Guests lWas Accidental State College is scheduled for m** Wednesday, September 7. The en- m 650 Persons Have Filed Both Village and Country tire campus of ornamental plant- The Forty-six Who Stood Inquest Held Wednesday ings will be used for a field labora- Claims for Unemploy- Youths Derive Much En- tory. In the morning departments Highest in Eighth Grade to Determine the Cause of will set up booths for consultations ment Compensation Here. joyment on Hot Days. on entomology, soils, plant patholo- Examination Are Invited. Mrs. Heimerlein's Death. gy, horticulture, flowers, trees and shrubs. In the afternoon tours will Those who estimated that 300 Approximately 20 boys. who en- permit Visitors to scan usage of Forty-six boys and girls of Tus- Mrs. Mary Heimerlein, 69, passed persons would file claims for un- rolled at the municipal swimming plantings in the horticultural gar- cola County, two students from away in Mercy Hospital in Bay employment compensation in Tus- pool at the City Park for tests have dens, forestry nursery, Beal botani- leach township who stood highest in City on Monday morning .of an cola County find that their ap- completed half of the prescribed cal gardens and ,the shrub and tree i the eighth grade examination in intercranial hemorrhage brought on t~raisement was very conservative, program. The tests include swim- plantings over the campus as a rural schools, will receive special by a skull fracture. The fracture ~or since July 1, 650 people have ming, diving, water maneuvers and whole. invitations from the management was reported to have been caused done `that very thing. Part of this life saving. of the Tuscola County Fair to be by a fall down .the basement stairs unanticipated increase in unem- The tests are being conducted by guests at .the fair on Thursday, at her home at Ashmore, seven ployed numbers in the county is Don Kilbourn, life guard, and upon Colwood C. E. Won August 25. miles west of Gagetown, on Sunday accounted for by the influx of the satisfactory completion of the The group includes: Etlington night, July 31. young men to Tuscola farms of tests an emblem will be presented County Plaque Township, Ruth and Rhea Satchell; An investigation was started their parents from Flint and other to each successful participant. Indianfields, Robert and Roberta when Raphael D: Stapish, Bay City automobile manufacturing cities Tests and other contests wilt be Witkovsky; Akron, Robert Van- coroner, refused to release the body made a feature of Friday evening The annual Tuscola County Steenhouse, Ella Mae Gainforth; to an undertaker until a probe of where they have been unable to find i Christian Endeavor picnic was held employment in late months. programs during the remainder of Almer, Charles A. Emery, Madeline the fatality was promised. A coro- August to which the public are in- Friday evening, July 29, at the Cass Jacques; Arbela, John Riddell, ner's jury was impanelled Tuesday Of the 650 who filed claims, 187 City park. A ball game between names were sent Tuesday to Fed- NORRIS WILBER. vited as spectators from eight to ~ Geraldine Hitsman; Columbia, by Coroner Lee Huston after Prose- nine o'clock. i picked teams was played and swim- Floyd Lewis, Vera Rhodes; Dayton, cutor Bates Wills had ordered an eral headquarters as eligible for ruing was enjoyed after which a unemployment compensation, H. Wednesday proved to be the most Corn L. DeGrow, Albert Gilmore; inquest. The jury met Wednesday popular day from a standpoint of weenie roast was held, with a busi- Denmark, Marvin L. Bierlein, morning, and after hearing testi- Billing@on, senior interviewer of the ness meeting and program follow- Tuscola County office, said. !New County lent numbers since the pool was opened Mary Ellen Wirth; Elkland, Eleanor Very much unlike last week's mony, decided that death was ac- several weeks ago, and Tuesday ing. M. Voss, Kenneth G. Robinson; cidental. After a person files his claim, Devotionals were in charge of the results when no correct guesses he must wait `three weeks for it to found nearly as many in ,the pool. Elmwood, Harvey McCreedy, Nata- Two sons of Mrs. Heimerlein, county president, Theron Bush, of were registered with the Chronicle be investigated. After this period Starts Work Bore On Wednesday, up to 5:00 p. m., lie I. Bearss; Fairgrove, Doro.thy E. on .the halftone of W. A. Perry, all Roland, 35, and Arnold, 25, who 160 young people had been admitted Unionville. Reports from the Kala- Reavey, William F. Turffer; Fre- were arrested on Monday and held of Waiting and the claim is accept- mazoo convention were given by who endeavored to identify the pic- ed, the compensative period starts ito the pool. mont, Henry Bader, Jr., Mary Ellen for investigation, were ordered dis- I Mrs. Elden Smith of Colwood and ture printed in this department last The pool is open every day, ex- Freeland; Juniata, Anna Valek, Roy charged by Maurice C. Ransford, with the fourth week. Should the Miss Lucile Anthes of Cass City. ] week and told the Chronicle repre- applican.t secure employment which E. L. Benton Assists His cept Sunday, without charge, to Ao Fleishman; Kingston, Henry assistant prosecuting attorney, af- The Colwood Chris`tian Endeavor] sentatives their votes, were correct. pays $3.00 or more a week, he is Successor to Acquaint school pupils from village or coun- Rygiewicz, Betty Gould; Koylton, These "good guessers"' include B. ter the jury had reported its de- try from 9:30 a, m. to 12:00 m., and society won the plaque for the l Arthur E. Oberlee, Dorothy L. cision. removed from the benefit list until largest attendance. ! F. Benkelman, William Akerman, a week elapses in which he is again o Him with Tuscola Duties. from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. Visitors in Koehler; Millington, Henry For- Herbert Greenleaf, John A. Benkel- Officers quoted Arnold Heimer- the community of school age, are sythe, Jr., Marjorie M. Harry; lein as saying his mother arose unemployed. __£ man, Mrs. Ernest Croft, Mrs. Ed- Persons expecting compensation also admitted free during the same Novesta, Carl R. Kolb, Virginia ward Helwig and Mrs. Geo. Mast. shortly after ten o'clock Sunday ~hours. Parks; Tuscola, Robert Komaromi, night to unlock .the door and let must report each week at the coun- Norris Wilber of Blissfield, re- Marion I. Davis; Vassar, George The picture showed how Leonard ty office. It is expected that 500 After 4:00 p. m. on week days Expect Large Live him in. He said he immediately cently appointed agricultural agent Skorina, Dorothy Leach; Water-yearsBUehrlYold.l°°ked when he was 18 will report at Caro next Tuesday. .of Tuscola County, commenced his and on Sunday from 2:00 to 6:00 p. went to his room and a few minutes The office in the basement of the dt~ties in the county on Monday. m., an admission charge is made town, Robert E. Taylor, Lulu L. And this week's picture iswwell, later heard a scream. Upon in- court house opens at 9:00 a. m. He succeeds E. L. Benton, who re-to children as well as adults. Stock Display !Johnson; Wells, Helen Siarkowski, you tell us. vestigation, he saw the cellar door every Tuesday. signed from that position last Evening visitors, says Arthur Chester J. Albin; Wisner, Robert open and his mother lying at the "We have found employment for month to accept a position with the! Holmberg, manager, have come W. Bradley, Arlene Thompson. foot of the basement stairs. A a few skilled workmen of the coun- Animal Husbandry Department of l from Caro, Bad Axe and Sebewaing "Million Dollar Parade" While at the fair the group will m~r Big physician was called and the in- ty since opening the office in Caro," Michigan State College at East to patronize the pool here. The be in charge of Ben H. McComb,! a~io~ jured woman was rushed ,to a hos- Mr. Billington said Wednesday. Lansing. Mr. Benton remained in number will undoubtedly increase of Tuscola Fair on Thurs- Tuscola County school commission-i I I~JL|| pital in Bay City. ,the county office at Caro until as the season progresses. er. They will be given dinner at Officers state that the two sons Thursday to acquaint his successor day, August 25. noon and free seats in the grand- Beet Harvest reported there are three doors in a stand for the afternoon perform- Sugar row in the living room, one leading Fail to Reach with his duties here and will fur- Allocation Board mm ther assist Mr. Wilber at odd times ante. to the cellar, one to the kitchen and Agreement on month. Sets Tax Rates Officials of the Tuscola County the .third to Mrs. Heimerlein's bed- Fair~ to be held on the Caro Fair- room. They said it was the young- A graduate of Michigan State 21 Students Selected Michigan Sugar Company er son's theory that his .mother had July Milk Price College, Mr. Wilber has made an for School Districts grounds August 22-26 inclusive, have made arrangements with the opened the wrong door by mistake enviable record in Smith-Hughes _____ Tuscola County wm Spend $414,000 in and had fallen into the basement.
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