// you seek a delightful Those li'hosc care c.vlends peninsula, look about you. not jar ahead will find lheir —Motto of MicliigaiL INGHAM [TY NEWS I troubles near al hand. Seventy-fourtlt ycai-, No. 35 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1933 Twelve Pages

ON WELFARE BOARD Ancient Tile Found Cucumber Growers Get MiyORGANIZAIilO By Drain Contractor GOVERIENI ADDS CAS Benefit Of New Code MY FAIR PAID lY;

PIONEER FARMER USED ILXND- WILSON PACKING Co. nooSTS HMMGEOFllFM ONPE»S;l\PmNIS tAlADE TILE ON LAND. 10 HOG PRICES 10 SPUR PKIOE ro GItOWERS. FAIR OFFICIALS PLEASED Fred Gailey of IDansviJle, a drnin Cucuinber growers selling their crop WORK IN SIX lOlSHIPS ASKIMMEDIAIEPAYiN contractor, uncovered an antique this to the Wilson Packing company in week on the If'ay Townsend farm. He EIING OF SURPLUS Mason are not only getting an excep­ BY AIIENDANCE RECORD dug up a hand-ninde tile that has seen tional yield this yoar but they are re­ IIE/VDQUARTBHS IN LANSING, HEAD TAX UEGISTKATIoN DE­ service of at least GO years. Old- BONUS OF p.m PAID FOR LIGHT­ ceiving the benefit of a 25 per cent wm COUNTY FAIR WILL SHOW BItANOlI OtiTlOICS PLANNEIJ. LAYED BY STATE. tiniers say that the type of tile un­ EST PIGS. iscrensD over tho contract price. Tho A SHI ALL PROFIT. covered by Mr. Gailey was rai'c even price increase was a voluntary contri­ Sixiliil Scrvico Worker To Ailmliilwti'r C. Hdss Ilillliiri^ Cfxiiity Cleric, Itc- 50 yeai's ago. Tho tile is not cylindri­ bution of the pickle nianufaoturevs cal. It is shaped like tho letter U. Premimii of .'jil.OO Pjihl For Bred I'huiH Being Miule for Bigger and cttU'PS Plelis For Iiumedliiti! who signed tlio NRA code. Kuacl' Under Coinnibslon Ap- The open face of tho tiio was placed Soivs, Mnrlfcls Glutted By Itc­ Loc Darling, manager of tho Wilson neller Fair Next Yclir, Mliy piiliitod Uy Static. Pension Piiynients. downward over a clay sub-soil. In ceipts Under New Iluling. plant here, snys that the yield tliis 11 live Horse RtU'.ing. heavy clny the tile functioned well. It year will exceed nny yield in tliis sec­ When the registration of all adults is said. tion for the last five years. He states Townsliip supervisors and city wel­ Cash bonuses on light pigs and bred While tho financial records of the over the ago of 21 years Is to begin Tlie tile will be added to the histori­ that there hnve boon heavier yields in fare departineiits in tho townships of sows is the cause of the greatest rush 1033 Ingham county fair lield in Ma­ in Inghain county under the provisions cal collection in tho court house. wot years but that for a dry season Lansing', IDcIhi, Leslie, Meridian, Ing­ to market in the history of the swine son last week arc not yet complete, of tlie old age pension law still ap- tlic 1933 crop will set a i'ecoi'd. Tliis ham and VVillininstoH nnd the cities Industry in the United States. VVesL- tlic fair officials are Cei'tain of orio poaj's to bo n matter of conjecture. C. week will see the receipts pass tho of LhHsing itnd Mason have surrender­ crn inarkots and packing houses are Uiing; thilt the 1933 exposition paid Ross Hilliard, county clei-k, wns sum­ 6000 busliol iiinrk, Mr. Dlirling osti, ed the greater portion of thoir welfare glutted with the pigs and sows ship­ Ils own way and loft nt least a small moned to Lansing a month ago tay liintos. 'I'he quality of tho pickling duties to the newly-formod Inghain stato welfare officials who infornicd RACM'S SISTERS GE ped by bonus seekers. Early in the balance Lo apply on the doflCit of two cucumbers hns never been bettei-. Ml-. County Wcifai'c Coinrnission appoint­ week it was announced tliat tlie De­ years ago, A profit was shown last liini tliat ho would soon be supplied Darling snys. ed by the stale, l^rofessor C, R, with forms for the registration of ev- troit, Buffalo and other eastern inar­ year, Gcoi'gc Crl'nliiim, assistant sec- Hoffci- of East Lansing, is chair­ oiy man nnd woman above the ago FORIUNESFROMBROIHEI kots would be allowed the bonus ini­ Cnbbago growers will receive nn rotary of tlio fair association ;tnd the man of the ooininission, Tlio other of 21. The forms have not been re­ mediately but the frantic effoi'ts of advance of $1.00 per ton over tlio con­ genoi'ill manager of tlio 19:53 fnii-, two inombers are A, Bruce Ball ceived. fMIJS. lAIOoDV AND fMK.S. HALL pjicking houses to handle the bonus tract price. First cabbage dollvoi'ics Harry Freshour, president, J. N, Ba- of Mason, itnd Eai'l VV, Goodnow hogs and keep pace with daily re­ arc expected in about two weeks. The Conflicting reports come fi'oin state GET INCKEASED BKQUKSTS.- Iccr, treasurer, and otlier officials arc of Lansing, Miss Ruth Bowen, for ceipts has teniporarily hold up tho De­ cabbage crop will bo light nnd of only A, BIWCB BALL officials. Some of tlio reports claim well pleased with tlie financial out­ jnany yoai's connected with the Lan­ IIor:i.(fi> II. Illickhiun's Will Ohlmgcii troit market. ' fair qunllly, tMi'. Dni'ling believes. come, Tlioy are even iHore heartened sing Social Sei'vlcc, hns boen engaged Mr, Ball is a member of the Ingham that the pension law will not tae en­ County VVolfai'o Relief Commission, forced this year. Other information 'I'd Iiicrciise lnlit!rililinccs By Bonus payments vary from $0,60 by Lhe fact that all attendance i'cc- as administrator and will be in charge Nearly A Million. ords were broken by the 1933 fnir, of the invostigiiting department, Fred Dr, C, I^, Hoftor ot Michigan State is that it will bo enforced and that per hundred for 25-pound to 30-pound college is chairman. Earl W, Good­ county clerks arc charged with the pigs down to $6,00 per hundred for Fulton, present county relief official Mrs. Jennie A. Moody, wife of Di'. Prciiiiuln awards are to be paid in now of Lansing is also a member, task of a census this fall. 96-pound to 100-pound pigs. Each KDIRECIOR cash. Winners of cash prizes nre in charge of work relief, has been re- George Moody, county veterinarian, , tained to take charge of work relief Tlie commission has the responsibility Ilillhird Milking Plans five-pound increase in weight from asked to visit tho office of tho county of paying out stnte and federal funds Mr. Hilliard is making plans for a will receive $525,000 and Mrs, Ada A. the 30-pound mark cuts the price 25c and accounting under tho commission. Hall, wife of Albert A. Hall, president agricultural agent on the third floor used in relief woi-k. The commis­ consiis this fall of all those liable for a hundred pounds. Pigs over 100 ESOEVEMENIS of the court house on nnd after Sep­ of the Farmers bank, will receive The tentative plan of the commis­ sioners serve without pay. head tax payment. The law provides pounds sell at the market price. tember 5 lo collect the money due sion calls for the hcadquartcr's to be $315,000 thi'ough changes ntiade in the PROMISES SERVICES OF 75 AP- that the census must be completed by Straight cash premiums of $4.00 them. established in Lansing with three October 1. Legal authorities claim will of Horace H. Rackman, Detroit PRAISERS FOR S'rATE. branches scattered through the coun­ multi-millionaire, who died in June. per head is paid in addition to the Buildings Paid For that the October 1st deadiFnc has no day's market on sows due to farrow Tho livestock auctions were suc­ ty. One branch office is to have meaning this year Inasmuch as the Mrs, Moody and Mrs. Hall were sis­ Riiin Intefrrupteil Address Of Oottfrid charge of Lansing and Delhi town­ ERS DISCUSS ters of the man who made his fortune cessful, iiliiough cash was received operative date of the act is October S. ilohnson At Ingliiiin County ships, another of Williamston and by investing with Henry Ford. In the iHUST WEIGH 25 POUNDS lo pay for both the dairy buildings 17. The names of those liable for the Fnir Friday. and all biit a small balance on the Meridian townships nnd the third of annual head tax payment of $2.00 original will they were bequeathed Shippers must be certain their the city of Mason nnd Leslie town­ ILFlfiELIEFi :jf60,000 each. Gottfrid S. Johnson of Manistique, should be given tax •collectors at the light pigs weigh at least 25 ship. Other townships have much same time as property tax rolls are The changes in the will were allow­ pounds. If they fall below the a director of the Federal Land bank LOST AND FOUND smaller welfare burdens, it Is report­ SUPERVISORS A1VI> OITY OFFIC­ placed in their hands. ed to forestall litigation which might minimum weight they are thrown of St. Paul, promised increased speed The usual number of articles ed, and will be handled from the main IALS IN SESSION HERE. The matter of taking the census interfere with the administration of out and the shipper receives no of new financing plans to farmers at were lost and found at the county and branch offices. the Ingham County Fair last Friday Supervisors Assert Fcdenil Wages was discussed by the board of super­ the estate of the late Mr. Rackham bonus. fair, irour purses were found Budget; Adopt;c4l visors in August. If the state makes who left $20,000,000 to his heirs and afternoon. Tlic address was interrupt­ by caretakers and have been left Too Attnictive To Indigent, ed by rain but as Mr. Johnson told A tentative budget has been adopt­ Plans Are Debated. a final determination this week or charity. Three nephews who origi­ within three weeks and weighing not at the office of the Ingham Coun­ ed. The budget calls for the expendi­ next that the census shall be taken nally would have received but $20,000 less than 275 pounds. The sows will friends during the downpour, "The ty News where the owners may ture of Ii;i413,50 per month to cover rain is as beneficial as my remarks." recover them. Some exhibitor Dr. C. R. Hoffer of East Lansing, the Ingham board of supervisors will each will now be paid $191,250 each. not be docked the usual 40 pounds administration. Under the budget probably take action at the regular A niece will now receive $191,250 in­ per animal so the farmer will actual­ Mr. Johnson said, "Federal Land must have become confused when Miss Bowen will be paid ,'i!200 per A, B. Ball of Mason and Earl W. taking exhibits home. Two pic­ Goodnow of Lansing, members of the meeting called for September 11. stead of $30,000 as provided in the ly receive more than the .$4.00 extra. bank appraisals in the state of Michi­ month as administrator, Mr, Fulton Many Applications will. The widow will get $3,000,000. Use lingular Channels gan are showing a gratifying rate of tures exhibited by David Tilford, will receive ?125 as head of the ac­ recently organized Ingham County Dansville, RFD No. l, nre miss­ Welfare Commission, and Miss Ruth Scores of pitiful supplications for About $15,000,000 will be left for Hogs for which the fixed prices will increase for the current month, counting and work relief departments. charity. though as yet we have not reached ing. One Is a picture of the There will be one stenographer in the Bowen, administrator for the commis­ old age pensions are being received tae paid can tae sold just the same as Grand Canyon and another is an central office in Lansing. sion, met with supervisors and city by Mr. Hilliard. Each day's mail Mr. Rackham died in June at the other animals going to terminal mar­ Indian head painted upon glass. welfare officials In the circuit court brings requests from aged men and kets. They can be sold to buyers, BONDS ON SALE Miss Theodore Abrams has been age of 74. Thirty-four years ago he Mr. Tilford is anxious thnt they room Tuesday night to explain plans women that their names be added to invested $5000 in the automobile plant shipped through co-operative market­ Howard Eliot, secretary of the be returned to him or to officials employed as deputy administrator to adopted by the commission and state the pension rolls. Mr. Hilliard declar­ ing associations, or consigned to com­ have charge of relief work in Lansing of Henry Ford. In addition to re­ Ingham Farm Loan association, of the fair. A hatchet was also and federal relief agencies. ed Thursday morning, "Tlie sad part mission firms. and Delhi townships. i-Ier salary has ceiving millions of dollars in dividends states that federal farm loan found where 4-H members camp­ Dr. Hoffer, chairman of the com­ of the old age pension deal is the false he sold his lioldings for $12,500,000 bonds are now offered for sale. ed, been tentatively fixed at .'i;.125 per hope It has given the aged. Men and Farmers are warned to hold up month. Three investigators to be em­ mission and a professor in the sociol­ when Ford bought out his associates. shipments until It is definitely known They may tae purchased from Mr. ogy department of Michigan State women come to me in good faith to Mr, Rackham was a graduate of the Eliot in Delhi or from W. A. ployed for the two townships will re­ that all arrangements are complete at sheep building. Hnd one or two more college, asked the co-operation of the make application. When they are told Leslie high school, Winn at the Winn & Bartlett mill ceive from ?60 to ?85 a month. An the terminal market. This informa­ sheep been listed the receipts would that the pension act may prove to tae in Mason. They arc four per assistant work relief official will get Si>eciiiaUon lUfe tion will be made available through have taeen sufficient to have covered 10,000 DEPENDENT just a delusion many of the applicants cent bonds with the payment of .fSS per month and another steno­ Since news of the increased be­ co-operatives, commission firms and the cost. Miss Bowen told the supervisors are unatale to restrain their tears. interest guaranteed by the feder­ grapher to handle the work of the They have been led to believe that the quests to Mrs, Hall and Mrs. Moody H. H. Barnum, county agricultural Tuesday night that ?65,000 in al government. The bonds arc In Sales of Guernsey, Brown Swiss branch office will receive ^GO. pension will be immediately forthcom­ became current last week speculation agent. The flow to market will have state and federal funds was has been rife as to what use will be to be regulated by the ability of pro­ denominations ranging from $25 and Jersey calves amounted to $391. It is proposed to retain Fred L. needed in addition to local aid to ing. They can not understand why The Holstein sale netted $385. The Parshall, Lansing city welfare direc­ the Michigan pension act is woven made of the huge fortunes. Those cessors to handle the animals. Last to $5000. They arc issued on care for 2650 Ingham county fam­ who know the Mason families well week at St. Louis and Kansas City a mortgages accepted under the highest price recorded was $51.50 for tor, as deputy administrator for the ilies during August. She esti­ about with technicalities." a Holstein bull calf. Wllliaiii Wilson city but to subordinate tlio city or­ assert that no apparent changes in suspension had to tae called owing to new federal land bank law. mated that 10,000 individuals are Statisticians have now discovered of Fltchburg was the purchaser. The ganization to the county commission. thoir modes of living will be made, tho flood of pigs received. included in the family total of that even if all adults pay head taxes Dr, Moody and Mrs, Moody live in a the maximum in tne appraisal force next highest price was $40 by J. C. The case worker for Williamston 2650. She said that unless con­ that the revenue will not be sufficient Fbced prices on light pigs and bred Jackson of Alaiedon for a Guernsey and Meridian is listed at .?118.!50 a modest home at the corner of Park which we expect will tae at work with­ ditions show immediate improve­ to meet the demands of pensioners. and Ash streets. They have always sows will continue until one million in the next few weeks. Since the ap­ calf. The average price was about month. The worker for Mason and ment'the coming montlis will see There is also another troublesome sows and four million pigs have been $20 per animal. Leslie will receive .fSS.OO. Mileage been independent financially and their praisal school held the first of this welfare costs mount to record angle in that no provision Is made for wants are few. Mr. and Mrs. Hall bought or until October. 1. Stock sold month our trained mon have been E.vpeiisos AVatclieil will be paid on six automobiles to be heights. exemptions. If a person is indigent must be normal and will tae inspected used by the investigators and execu­ reside in another modes't home at the busy coaching the new men. We only The fair management watched ex­ and unable to pay the annual tax the corner of Oak and Barnes streets, by federal Inspectors taefore it is ac­ have 11 commissioned appraisers at penses closely. Mr. Graham stated tives. law is mandatory that he be fined cepted as meriting the flxed prices. The three commissionors serve with­ supervisors in working out relief Mrs. Hall is not In good health, Mr, work now, but for the. first three Wednesday, "Had it not been for the plans. He asserted that the commis­ $100 .or given a term In jail. Hall is one of the pioneer business Hog Census High weeks of August these men turned in whole-hearted support of the public out pay. sioners invite suggestions and that men of the city and for many years The so-called federal agricultura 12'/i appraisals a day in addition to the fair would not have been success­ AdvLnory Coiiiuiittecs the program adopted is tentative and was cashier of the Farmers bank. He adjustment act has taeen made opera­ instructing three beginners each. ful. We certainly appreciate the ser­ The commission has also recom­ Ingham Dairymen Gain tive on hogs to cut down the supply of subject to change. He declared that now heads the bank as president. "They appraised a total of $402,100 vices of those who assisted as heads, mended that three advisory commit­ tlie commission will function non- porkers. There are more than tho of departments, judges and at the tees be asked to render aid. The com­ By Detroit Milk Code Dr. Moody still carries on his vet­ average number of pigs and sows in loans up to and including last Sat­ politlcally. urday, an average of $22,327 per day. gate. We had to depend on volun­ missioners suggest that a committee erinary practice and has told his in­ ready for next year's market in spite teers. The members of the Leslie and be appointed by the supervisors, an­ The chairman explained certain FLUID MILK PRICE TILTED TO of constantly dropping pork prices, it About two-thirds of this total em­ regulations adopted under orders of timate friends that he sees no object Mason school bands certainly did other by the county medical society .$1.85 UNDER CODE. in changing his mode of living. He is said. Federal records show that braced applications to the Federal state and federal relief agencies. Land bank of St. Paul, and the re­ their part. The vaudeville talent from and a third committoe to be compos­ and Mrs. Moody are in good health. Michigan farmers have increased the Jackson prison drew and held a large ed of nutrition experts. Costs Dividwi Ingham dairymen are rejoicing in number of hogs in the state 42 per mainder, applications for commi.=ision- Miss Bowen pointed out that local Mr. Hall, a banker of the old school, er loans, many of which are taased on crowd Friday night. We have thank­ In Its recommendation for auxiliary substantial increases in Detroit fluid spends part of each day in the bank cent while prices were dropping 57 ed Warden Peter F. Gray for his part committees tho commission declared, agencies must supply one-third ot the milk prices. Since the adoption of the per cent in the period from 1931 to second mortgages, and for which chat­ relief granted. She said that the fed­ he so long served as cashier. He has tels are also eligible as security. The in .furnishing the entertainment. "The township supervisors and the Detroit milk code the price to dairy­ often remarked that he 'does not feel 1933. other public officials who have for the eral government will pay a third from men has been increased to $1.85 from land bank loans are based entirely on at homo anywhere else. For several Administrators of the farm relief "Frank T. Fitzgerald, secretary of past four years carried the burden of its ,'i;500,000,000 relief fund while the $1,50. Last winter the top price was flrst mortgages on farm lands, at the years following his retirement as act say, "The natural inclination of state; Leo Morlarity^ deputy attorney unemployment relief in addition tq, state will care for its third under the down to 90o. The average milk price, rate of 50 per cent of the value of the cashier Mr., and Mrs. Hall lived in the farmer to increase his production general; and Gottfrid S. Johnson, di­ their usual duties, have a fund of in­ state relief act carrying provisions for including fluid milk and surplus, is land for farm purposes, and 20 per California. when prices are dropping in order to rector of the Federal Land Bank of formation and experience and an inti­ payments of ,'j;i2,000,000 from the about $1.29 for August. cont of the value of the tauildings. obtain the amount of money needed St. Paul, brought interesting mes­ mate knowledge of their own com­ sales tiix. The administrator explain­ Appraisals .Speedcdi Detroit dealers were unsuccessful in to pay taxes. Interest, and other ex­ sages to the crowds at the fair. We munities which makes their continued ed that state and federal aid will not forcing Ira W. Wilson it Sons, buyers Sales Tax Commission penses finally results in such oversup- "It will be gratifying to the farm­ appreciate their help. participation indispensable. They must be forthcoming unless the burden is of Mason milk, to lower their quality. plles that the market is driven to ers and the people of Michigan gen­ "The liorse-puUing contests and the continue to care for those needs for too great for a township or city to Detroit dealers, with the exception of Again Makes Reversal ruinous levels. This has occurred in erally to realize the rate of increase which federal funds can not be used, handle with its own resources. She baseball games were attractions and the Wilson firm and several other in­ the hog market and the government In handing applications as shown by such as hospitalization, institutional said, "Local units must prove to our we are appreciative of the efforts of dependent organizations, have agreed FAUMERS AND MANUFACTUR­ is attempting to remedy the trouble reports for the first throe weeks of care and the board of children, and commission and to state and federal the men who made them possible. to hold the butterfat content between ERS FREED OF LEVY. by buying up light pigs and sows due August. The first two weeks of this these will Involve problems of rela­ agencies that they are unable to furn­ "We have received numerous com­ 3.5 per cent and 3.6 per cent. The to farrow soon." month 132 appraisals were made for tionship with the unemployment relief ish relief before state and federal pliments regarding the exhibits. We funds may be used." Wilson firm has established its trade Another reversal of the sales tax a total of $195,600, while last week we administration. They must have an on the basis of a quality four per cent commission, meeting I n Lansing, had 91 appraisals for a total of $206,- were even told that the Ingham flow­ active part in planning for the future, Sup. Guy O. Doxtader of Onondaga, milk. Ira W. Wilson & Sons refused Wednesday will exempt, farmers, man­ Order Plans Changed 50.0. Besides the 11 experienced men er show was of better quality than "It is therefore -proposed that an Sup. David Beatty of Wheatfleld, and to lower their quality and will con­ ufacturers and wholesalers from pay­ now in this state we are training 24 the exhibits at the Century of Pro­ advisory committee or committees be Sup. Walter Carven of Vevay, all of tinue to sell four per cent milk. ing the three per cent tax on sales. On Curb Construction at this time. In fact, our appraisal gress. set up to be composed of supervisors them representing townships where The new'ruling which was made re­ force is chiefly occupied with this "The fair was successful because and other public officials to co-oper­ relief granted has been kept at the troactive to August 1, provides that training work. Within a few days we of the interest of the entire county. minimum, declared the rules and reg­ Deputy Turns Canner DIVISION IN COUNCIL OVER will have a consideratalc proportion of ate with and act in an advisory capac­ manufacturers need not pay their tax STREET IMPROVEMENT. The members of the fair board take ity for the county commission," ulations to be unfair in that town­ During Harvest Time on purchases of fuel, oil and machin­ these new men commissioned. The ex­ no credit." To Al)i>li«li Oommi.ssjirie.s ships where the relief problems have ery and that farmers need not pay the perienced men wdl then take into Planning for 1934 been handled economically must now Plans for the construction of curb One of the policies to be adopted by tax on purchases of seeds, fertilizer, training a new group of student ap­ Plans are already being made for continue to extend local aid while oth­ JAIL INMATES OPERATING OWN and gutter on Barnes street were or­ the commission is that of abolishing implements and other equipment, praisers, and we intend to keep up the 1934 county fair. Prospects seem er townships where relief expenditures CANNING FACTORY. dered changed by a 4 to 2 vote in the this rate of training until we have 75 commissaries wliere Indigents must When the law was passed the law­ bright for a race track to be con­ have been heavy will have their bur­ oity council Monday night, Gerald appraisers at work in this state." come for their supplies. Investigators makers believed the levy would apply structed by welfare labor. Fair of­ dens lifted. Nathan S. Davis, deputy sheriff and Graham, city engineer, will make Rlay 0|>on Office claim that indigents resent having, to only on transactions classed as "coun­ changes in the plans to provide for a ficials report an increased sentiment Wages Too High at various times a star high school, for.a race track and grand stand. parade their poverty tay standing in college and professional football play­ ter sales". The tax board soon point­ higher curb fronting property owned It is reported that Howard Eliot, line at commissaries and that here- Sup. H. B. Metcalf of Leslie, assert­ ed out that the statute is mandatory by Mr, and Mrs. Harry Bond and Mr. secretary of the Ingham County Farm Horsemen claim racing Is coming ed that the wage rate of 30c per hour er as well as one of the men who won back and also point out that a stand (Continued on Page 12, Col, 3) the war, is now becoming recognized in penalizing agriculture and manu­ and Mrs. Walter Root so that present Loan association, may establish an of­ on work relief projects Is too high. facturing, and as a result, both the curb grades will not be altered. fice in Mason to handle the financing is necessary to accomodate the peo­ He said that It is so far above the as a kitchen economist. He has taken ple who come to witness the horse- full'charge of the jail canning plant legislature unanimously passed a res­ Had the plans been approved the curb of Ingham farms under the new pro­ Blue Eagles Issued scale of wages for farm labor that olution on the final day of adjourn­ level would have been lowered be­ visions of the federal farm relief act. pulling contests and the free acts. many of those on the welfare list re­ and now takes as much pride in a can of tomatoes as he used to take in ment instructing the board that the tween eight and 10 inches in front Hundreds of farmers have inquired A complete report of the 1933 fair To Additional Firms fuse to work for farm wages. He said, tax should be levied only on goods sold of the two homes. The property own­ regarding federal farm loans, H. H. will be placed before the board of "Eight hours on federal work relief surveying what was left of his oppon­ ent after a line smash. to the general public and that proper ers asserted trees and lawns would Barnum, county agricultural agent, directors in about 10 days. At that MORE SIGNERS OF NRA BLAN­ where nobody sweats and ail are paid exemptions should be made. time plans for the 1934 event will be Last year th'e products of the coun­ have been ruined by the lowering of reports. KET CODE AND SPECIAL CODE. $2.40 is too attractive to some of the 'Although the members of the sales the curb line. tentatively adopted. Indigents. Heretofore men have been ty jail farm were canned at the Jack­ tax commission told the lawmakers willing to work for what farmers son prison plant. This year an agree­ The change was the subject of a Recruiting under the Blue Eagle the resolution, would suffice and that lengthy debate, The aldermen and Soil Survey Underway banner continues to be brisk. The fol­ could afford to pay. Farmers are un­ ment between the prison and the jail it would not be necessary to prolong Injured Giyen Verdict able to pay 30c per hour." farm committee was not reached. In­ miaypr visited the site of the proposed Following Long Wait lowing Mason business firms have the session to amend the law, they improvement and then discussed the joined the NRA ranks since the last Sup. Doxtader, Sup. Carven and stead a home-canning plant was pur­ later reversed their decision and de­ In Auto Crash Case chased and Deputy Nathan Davis was changes for an hour. Alderman Lee J. W. MOON IN CHARGE OF FED­ list of names was published: other rural representatives agreed nied all applications for exemptions. Darling of the flrst ward and Alder­ that the federal work relief wage is detailed to study the latest wrinkles ERAL WORK HERE. JURY IN JUSTICE COURT ASSESS­ Lynn Wright's Mason Shoe Hospi­ in preserving. The deputy has now man E. J. Fletcher of the second ward tal, Mason City Bakery, Farmers Ele­ too attractive and should be lowered. ES ANTHONY LEINHART. become expert. He has installed a SHERIFF'S RECEIPTS supported Mayor Taylor in his posi­ After a wait of about eight years vator, A. A. Howlett & Co., C. A. model kitchen in the jail garage. tion that no changes should be made. Parkhurst dry goods store, the Mason Sheriff Thomas H. Hanna turned in the soil survey of Ingham county is to Damages in the amount of $125 Community Welfare In the canning crew are two expert $339.30 to .the coUnty treasurer Aldermen 'Jewett, Kelly, Surateaux be completed. J; W. Moon is in charge were found for Glenn Oesterle against Theatre, V. L. Palmer grocery, Frank and Swartout voted in favor of the Kinsman, L. L. Kelly, Charles W. candy-makers and three other men Thursday morning. The amount rep­ of a group of men sent by the federal Anthony Lelnhart of Bunkerhill by a Undecided On Plans who looked upon wine when it was resented collection of fees for the change. Objections to the changes or­ government to survey the soils of the jury-, in Justice William S. Seelye's Browne, Ford Aseltine, George R. dered will be heard Tuesday night. Deuel,' Adams Restaurant, Tony Si- red. Deputy Davis is the superintend­ month of August. couhty. Mr. Moon is a son-in-law of court Wednesday afternoon. The case mone, Vlto Barberio (Club Lunch), OFFICERS RETAINED FOR 00- ent. As soon as the curb and gutter is Mr. ahd Mrs. B. T. Fry. He has been arose from an automobile accident. Michigan Bell Telephone company. DAY PERIOD. More than 100 bushels of tomatoes Will Rogers Sunday-Monday. It constructed the portion of Barnes engaged in soil survey work for many May 2 in which Mrs. Oesterle was in­ Standard Oil company and the Ma­ have already been canned in two- street between Ash and South will be years. He has worked in Michigan jured and the car damaged. The son Hotel. At the annual meeting of the Com­ quart and gallon tins. There have surfaced with blacktop. Laborers' and in the south. wreck occurred at the intersection of munity Welfare association held on been 275 pints of corn preserved as wages are to be paid through federal State' and Sycamore streets. The case Business places outside of Mason MONDAY LEGAL HOLIDAY All types of soils will be listed on Tuesday night it was decided to con­ weU as 100 gallons of beets and other work relief. will probably be ^ appealed, it is said. which have been recently Issued Blue County offices. Mason banks and maps. The survey party now consists tinue welfare work for at least 60 produce. The tomato crop still flour­ The council decided Monday night Eagles by Lloyd R. Doane, Mason nearly all of the local business of three men but it is expected that Witnesses for' the plaintiff were days. Dr. L. A. Wileden wes re-elect­ ishes and there is going to be a large to seek the sanction of relief authori­ postmaster. Include Whitehead & Gil­ places will be closed Monday to ob­ the force will be doubled as the work Roy" Torrance, George H. McArthur, ed chairman and Mrs. Alice Bell, sec­ crop of pumpkin to can. The jail ties to cover the payrolls of Mason lette (dance hall) of Holt and Dur- serve Labor Day. No general cele­ gets well underway.' Glenn Oesterle, Catherine Oesterle, retary, for that period. The members commissary will soon be well fllled. men engaged in cutting wood on the Micheal Oesterle, Abby Potter and ward S. Pierson, Mason, RFD 3. present at the meeting did not formu­ bration is planned. Sports attrac­ city wood lot in Leslie township. Canned foods not needed at the jail tions Include a program at the golf STILL UNCONSCIOUS Evert Smith. Defense witnesses were late plans for a longer period than will be distributed among other coun­ Mrs. "teetty Andrews of Jackson, Anthony Lelnhart, Charles Fields, IN TROUBLE AGAIN 60 days because of the belief that tlie course and a baseball game be­ ty Institutions. tween Mason and Eaton Rapids at TO SELL BONDS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hollis Bartlett, WUma Lelnhart and Sherman Coltrin, 43, of Williamston county welfare commission may take The city of Mason Is to accept bids Couch of Aurelius, is still unconscious Edna Lelnhart. Judge L. B. Mc­ Is In trouble again. Out on bonds over duties formerly handled locally. the county park. Many residents NEW OFFICES are planning week-end camphig on the sale of $5500 in -refunding in a Midland hospital as a result of Arthur and George H. McArthur rep­ awaiting trial at the September term The Community Welfare has used William S. Seelye, attorney and bonds next Tuesday. The bids must an automobile accident near there on resented the plaintiffs. John Barry of of court for illegal qale of liquor, Col­ trips to northern lakes while a private funds the past two years to justice of the peace. Is now occupying number Intend to visit the Century be In the hands of the city clerk by August 19 In which her husband was Lansing, appeared for Mr. Lelnhart. trin was brought to jail Wednesday pay for milk and fruits furnished the offices above the Farmers bank re­ four o'clock in the afternoon. Pro­ killed. Doctors report that Mrs. An­ night charged with being drunk. of Progress in Chicago, the state Those who served on jury were J. sick and undernourished children. cently vacated by Hood & McArthur. fair in Detroit or the Harmsworth ceeds from the sale are to be used to drews still has a chance to recover. H. Davis, George Webb, Floyd Dar­ Shoes and clothing havfe also been New furniture haa been Installed and races on the St. Clair river. meet bond payments now past'due or row, John Wauvle, H. H. Snyder and Will Rogem Sunday-Monday. It issued. the suite has been redecorated. about to fall due soon. WiU Rogers Sunday-Monday. '//It J. A. Brower. Page Two INGHAM"COpfYl^^

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Tliii City Cuniiit'ission way out. These are . old-fashioned The plea is 'as old as the city of doctrines — they are new-fangled OME-TOWN PATRIOTS Ludington, yet it is as packed with doctrines for many. They are the INGHAM TY NEWS truth today as it was the day the city eternal verities. was born. Here it is and don't stop The real recovery act is the re­ Entered as second Member PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON IN THE just because you have iicard it all be­ covery of conscience, It must come class m a t te r at fore. If more taxpayers would attend in business. In the yardstick, in the CITY OF MASON, MICHIGAN postoffice. Mason, more city council meetings, a good gallon can, in the bushel measure, in Michigan, u n d er America, under tlie vigorous leadership many otherwise substantial citizens the berry box, in the weights and V, J, BROWN & SON, Publishers act of March 3, measures, in the label, in the stuff in 1879. would suddenly become amazed at of the new Administration, is embarked V, J, BHOWN and NivLsoN D, BROWN, Editors :heir ignorance of the problems con the car, in the sales talk, in the speed fronting this city. ometer, in the advertiseemnt, in the box office, at the cashier's window, in upon a policy of strong, self-reliant na7 ADVERTISING RATES Not that the city fathers are being SUBSORIPTIoN RATES (Payable In Advance) neglected. Far from it, for they are the swivel chair. tionalism. Display advertising rates on application; Business lo­ playing tb a packed house at aiinost "We do not break moral laws—we Ono year in Ingham and adjoining Counties $1.50 cals and reading notices on flrst and local pages, 15c a every session. But even so lhoir break ourselves upon moral laws," Six months in Ingham and adjoining Counties .75 line; No reading or business advertising less than 25c; audience is but a drop in the bucket, says Dr. E. Stanley Jones. indicating Lhat the vast majority of Honesty in putting down pavement, The same idea and the same spirit ot Three Months .40 Card of Thanks, Ic a word; Obituary notices of 125 honesty in the steel in the tool, hon­ this corporate cily knows iittlD or self-confidence must be carried down words free, more than 125, Ic a word. Announcements nothing of the problems confronting esty in the dollar, honesty in hard Single Copies -05 of entertainments where admission is charged or of any pan, honesty in office, honesty in pol­ il. through every group and community of Outside Ingham and adjoining Counties 2.00 plan to raise funds must be paid in advance at regular True, wc all know when a water itical campaigns, honesty at tho front door, iionesty at the back door, hon­ rates. tank is to be constructed, when a the nation. Ail papers mailed outside the U. S. one year—-.-— 2,50 new ordinance is proposed or passed, esty in the right of way on the high­ when officers are appointed or their way, honesty in the collision, Iionesty in the Hail of Justice, honesty in tlie of military force has brought home to Asia that Western salaries cut, and other legislative ac­ City Hall, honesty in the State House Be a believer in tiio future of your New Relief System supremacy can be successfully challenged. tion of that dclinite type, But the gigantic problems confront­ —is what wc need. Tliere is now in operation a now relief system for The backing down of the powers in the China-Japan ing this and all other cominunlties at l^elieving unemployinenl is highly own community. Be a. worker for home Ingham county. Township lines arc .abolished in tho dispute brought home to the Chinese that Western pow­ the present tiine are just two: linan- worthy, but we can't coax recovery disti'IbuLlon of state and federal funds for welfare pur­ ers will not save China from Japan, The Chinese are ces and uneinployment relief—welfare back liy just jobs. Charity is neces­ enterprise and prosperity. Every in­ sary and helpful; yet we can't return poses, Tlie new set-up provides for a transfer and now as incensed against the West as thoy are against as it is ordiiuiriiy termed. And these dividual, every business, bank and as­ are subjects about which very few prosperity by handouts. subordination of city and township relief duties and Japan, There is one immutable law— ordinances are passed. Knotty and sociation should be linked with this for­ ios|5onsibilitlos to a county organization. While at first Prophecies are being freely made that within 10 years complicated in the extreme, they are honesty, then prosperity, Uicrc is liiibie to be a continuation of tlie present un- England will lose control of India and possibly Egypt, seldom subjetit to coiicrete, dclinite We talk of goods—but have we goodness'? ward movement. wioldly and overlapping system or lack of system there' One observer also declares that the foreign concessions action of that type. This is the real recovery.—The Los is it dclinite proiniso that tho county unit pliui under now enjoyed by England, France and Portugal in China Yet pracLically every session spends most of its tiine wrestling with those Angeles Tiines. the new set-up may prove efficient and economical. will be withdrawn within a decade. This same person !;wo probleins. The slogan is "We do our part". The tliree membei's of the commission, C, R. Hoffer is authority for the statement that Holland will forfeit To sit in on a coniiiiission meeting and ij^arl VV, Goodnow of Lansing and Bruce Ball of control of Java and otlier holdings in the Enst Indies, is always a revelation, for bettor or 1 AROUND THE STATE 1 Mason, antl the administrators nnd investigators appoint­ It is a foregone conclusion that America will soon re­ for worse, A person iiiay come out a ed by them have the responsibility of proving the suc­ linquish the Filipinos, great deai inore confused and muddle- .tM«..«..t,.t.4 headed than ho went in, but at least cess or fltilui'c of t'.'o new unilied control. They can so The making of history did not stop witli Lhe depression. he or she wiii have a better apprecia­ FREMONT — The deepest hole The Dart National Bank filnclion tlillt Ingham county will regret that the con- On the conlrary, the next 10 years holds the promise of tion of what city commissioners are ever drilled in Michigan soil is now Only NATIONAL Bank in Ingham County Ir.'tlizod plan wns not adopted sooner or they can coast seeing a lot of history written. It will take several up against. down C418 Ceet. It is the hole being drilled in Sherman township, Newago Member of Federal Reserve System along and pi-ove that the old system, with all its over-- volumes to describe the shifting of the white man's He will realize that for one thing the task of trying lo run a municipai- county, by the Newago Oil nnd Gas lapplng and rcstilLaiit Inefficiency was as good as could bui'den. Under Government Supervision iLy on no inoncy is a jig-saw puzzle company. Operations have continued be devised. par excellence and ono 14;ading to a intermittently since 1929. No oil has ff the present emei'gency relief prograi-li proves effi­ great deal of discussion that seein- been struck'yet. Prof. Moley Moves cient there will undoubtedly bo a new deal for all relief ingly ends up right where it started— IONIA—The pi'ollLs from the 1933 particularly on tho part of tho moth­ ageiicios. More tlian eight cents out of every dime in The Roosevelt administi-ation has lost in the defection still looking for a solution. It goes without saying that attend­ Ionia fair were sufficient to clean up er. At the Child Health Conference Schoolmates Of 1913 litxcs have lieretofoi'e been used in the care of tlio poor of Prof, Raymond L, Moley from the "brain trust," Prof, ance at city commission meetings all indebtedness carried over froin in 1930, President Hoover said in his Enjoy First Reunion and tlie sick. There are township and city welfare or- Moley was a man of action. While his vigor resulted in wiii bring a person an intelligent un­ former years. opening address—"If we could have gfinlzntions, thi'ce county superintendents of the poor, the antagonism of Secretary of State Hull and other of derstanding of city probleins that but one generation of properly born, PAW PAW — A wine refinery is trained, educated and healthy chUd­ GR.VDU.VTES t>lEET IIERE AFTER tllo soldiers Jind sailors r-elief commission, the mothers' the cabinet politicians Prof, Moley has been one of the cannot be gained in any other way. being promoted for Paw Paw, the ren, a thousand other problems of 20 VEAItS SEPARATION. pension bui'cau and a score of otlier public and semi- leading players under the New Deal, The former pro­ It might also bring an alert helpful­ ness to the cominissioncrs, who need heart of the grape district. Approval governinent would vanish." Among public agencies, fessor is a man not afraid to abandon a theory to accept of the state securities cominission for otlier points einphasized at this con­ An attendance of 28 was recorded and deserve the backing and under­ at the first reunion oC tlie graduating Inglialn County Welfare Relief Colnmission has an a practicality. His stand for America in the London standing of all persons in this city. the sale of stock has been secured. ference was tho prenatal care. Every mother should have medical care dur­ class of 1913 ot Mason higli school last .•inibil.ious pi'ogram. Many of the pi'csont plans will un­ conference was one of the bright spots and but for his Their probolms are many, while the ANN ARBOR—Fiorella LaGuardia, ing this period as well as suitable in­ Saturday evening. Out of that nuin­ doubtedly be cliangod as the progr.am gets underway. In action Secretary of State Hull might iiave made a costly solutions are few and seldom readily formation about herself. In reality, ber 16 were incmbers of the class discernable. former New York congressman, and fiict, the announcement of tlie thi'ee conimiBsioners thnt blunder with his internationalism. an anti-Taininany candidate for it is a time of education. After the which consisted oC 24 on the night oC If you would know your city, if you graduation. The group galliered at llRMr plans are only tentative carries the promise that mayor of New York, visited in Ann child is born this supervision should Prof, Moley in the few months he has served has be­ do not care to be awakened perhaps the schooi and later wont to the Tav­ Arbor last week. not end because additional problems llioy ni'o willing to so function tiiat Ingham county may come a national and international figure. He was tho abruptly some day to find yourself constantly arise. ern where a seven o'clock dinner was bo well served. They seem to realize their grave respon- butt of a lot of alleged wit but he did not let it interfere completely out of tune with your city served. Following each course tiio siliilities and appear to be going Into the undertaking with his plans. He showed that he could "take" it. government, then attend at least four How many mothers could mention guests changed tables to enable thein city commission meetings a year. the advantages of breast feeding over with the solo object of doing well a distasteful task. to have a little tiine with each mem­ President Roosevelt must have been sincere when ho There aren't any reserved seats and bottle feeding? How many know ber present. Certain rules and reglilations of the commission arc the ventilation may not always be ot iiow to preserve the quantity and expressed regret over the resignation of Dr, Moley, The The prograin consisted' of three- unfair to townships where supervisors by Herculean of- professor was honest in his advice. He had no axe to the best, but it is certain you will be inaintain tho quality of the milk? iMany of the probleins in infancy cent­ minute talks by incmbers of tiic class, foi'ls liavo succeeded iii holding welfare costs down. Rates amazed to discover how little you Mrs, Lucy Hawley Swift read an ori­ grind. He wns not an elder statesman. He was and is know of Lhe problems confronting Infant tMorliality er ai'ound feeding, and most sickness of pay for work relief make work relief too attractive, a man who believes in action. The presentation of his The number of deaths among child­ at this tiiiic is due to error on the ginal poein coinposed Cor the occasion. your city. Mrs. G, E, Densmore of Ann Arbor, Tiieso pliascs may be iiltercd, I'esignallon when he saw that the politicians were stack­ Test it out sometime,—The Luding­ ren under one year of age is a most part of tlie parent. Every mother sensitive index to social welfare. In should hjivc an intelligent understand­ read the prophecy which she gave 20 Wc must not expect the impossible in the way of im- ing the cards against him in the New Deal proves that ton Daily News, years ago. Dean Taylor road a brief lncdlale savings. However, Ingham county has a right olden times, parents did not expect to ing of iqCrmt care. The government Prof, Moley is not the ordinaiy "yes" man so common rear all their children, but widespread and other agencies furnish abundant paper in memory of tho two departed lo expect that the n.ow cominlsslon will servo the tox- In national and state capitals. Piivi.'ini!nt,s And Poverty education in the caro of children has printed inforiiiation for the asking, members of the class, Clare Squires Aren't about all the troubles oC our and LaVclle Sui'ateaiix, Letters of pliyf.M's iind llic indigent fearlessly and honestly nnd that changed this attitude, although there and by putting these measui-es into country and the troubles of the world regret" Croin the six absent members Uie administration will be cntli'ciy divorced from politics, is yet inuch needless sacrifice ot in- practice the health of chiidi-cn will bo due to violation of Cundainienlai laws','' were read by Reno Root, Tlic group —0— Another ^10,000,000 Cant liCe, safeguarded and infant morlaiity re­ In recent years the population oC the duced. then voted to meet again in Mason at The Committee of 17 now perfecting a state-wide or­ United Stales has shiCLed Crom Lhe Of course, the chief factor of in­ the saine place in five yeai's, or 193S, Tougil on Racketeeijng land Lo Lhe city; from the fnrin hoincs fant mortality is infancy itself, the ganization in a drive Cor state aid for schools should get period in wliich the flame of life flick­ Class members pi'csent at the re­ Anolhoi' war on gangdom is lo be launched. This Lime togoLlior, Thei'G was first a demand for ,'>;i5,0On,000 lo to ibc cily apartments; from the

Mrs. Carrie Hayner Columbia Road j Damage By Windstorm Died Here Thursday By Mrs. W. 0. Norris I *.«..«.»..t...,ni . ..-.•..,..,.....,...>,„,,.,,.,,....,4 Paid For In 36 Hours SERVICES ARE HELD MONDAY MICHIGAN tMUTUAL OF HASl- FOR MASON WOMAN. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Webb and son INGS SETS RECORD. Frank FltageraUl Speaks AllciwMo«rc Wesley and Elmer Holley spent last A well filled church paid respect to Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Allen announce Funeral services were conducted week in Chicago at the World's Fair. Records for promptness in settling Frank D. Fitzgerald Sunday evening the marriage of their daughter, Thel­ Monday afternoon at two o'clock at Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Norris and Mrs. claims by insurance companies were at tlie Community M. E. church. A ma, to Harold Moore of Holt, on Sat­ the A. W. Jewett funeral home for Clara Clapper and Mrs. C. Long, H. swept aside recently when the Michi­ stringed quartet gave a 15 minute urday, August 26, at the Methodist Mrs. Carrie L. Hayner, 64, wlio pass­ H. Norris and family and Mr. andga n Mutual Windstorm Insurance concert of musical selections prior to parsonage in Flushing. The ceremony ed away last Thursday night at her Mrs. Harry Robison and niece spent company' of Hastings paid a claim the speech. The quartet was compos­ was performed at 11:00 a. m. and the home on Ash street following a short Sunday at the county park. within 30 hours after the damage oc­ ed of Miss Mabel Bodish, 1st violin; bridal couple were attended by Lela illness. Mrs. Hayner had been sick The Howe-Felstor-Daft reunion was curred. July 23 of this year a cyclone Mrs. Casky, 2nd violin; Miss Millie Hackney of Clio and Kenneth Davis for about a week and on Thursday held nt the county pnrk Sunday. struck St. Johns, wi-ecking the floral Stevens, viola; Rev. Emerald B. Di.x-of Holt. Following the ceremony the afternoon was taken more seriously School will begin at Dist. No. 4 next building located at the Clinton County on, violin cello with Miss Josephine bridal party enjoyed dinner at the ill. Death came at eight o'clock that Tuesday with Mary Rusch as teacher. fair grounds. Adjusters for the in­ Townsend at the piano. Rev. Dixon home of the bride's parents. After a night. surance company were on the grounds introduced Clarence Locke, county trip in the northern part of the state Carrie Lavina Morgan was born in J. C. Greene went to Saginaw the tho next dny and within 36 hours aft­ treasurer, who gave a short talk, and they will make their home in Lansing Stockbridge township on October 8, flrst of the week to bring home his er the storm hit, tho settlement was then introduced Mr. Fitzgerald. The where Mr. Moore is employed by the 1868, and was the daughter of Lewis family who havo been visiting Mrs, made and a check was in the hands township republican chairman, Geo. Wolverine Insurance Co. Mrs. Moore and Mary Kimball Morgan. She spent Greene's mother and sister the past of the fair officials. Vogt, and the president of the village, was a teacher for the past four years all of her life in Ingham county. Mrs. ten days. They report a very pleas­ Chas. Broadhead, sat on the platform and is a sister of Clyde Allen, present Morgan died in 1869. On June 30, ant time renewing old friendships. A picture and description of the PROGRESS with the speakers. After the service Superintendent of Dansville schools. 1880, Carrie Morgan was united in Mrs. Greene had the pleasure of a buildings may be found on page eight Rev. Di.xon presented Mrs. Fitzgerald marriage to Walter Hayner and thevisi t from a friend she had not scon ot the Ingham County News. The and Mrs. Locke with bouquets of flow­ couple resided'in Whito Oak on a farm in 15 years, This friend, sho learned, Michigan Mutual has many policies in Tills is a time when the doors of opportunity are Sundiiy Sclinol Time OhiingePerry Potter of Lansing. RECOMMENDS TO THE Aurelius, Owosso, Lansing and Holt. Mr. and Mrs. James Binkley near Ea­ Bird, clothing; Viola Wilcox, family the Howell Sanitarium at present the matter has been placed by Gov­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Osborne are meals and food preservation; and during the illness of one of the nurses. ernor Comstock. PEOPLE OF THlS • • • Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Falrchild and ton Rapids in 1934 on the fourth Sun­ visiting the former's parents, at Lin­ Marie Lantis, meal planning and Mr. and Mrs. George Bacon spent COMMUNITY daughter of Toledo, Ohio, and Mr. and day in August. coln, this week. Other club members from the coun­ Mrs. Loyd Croft of Fremont, Ohio, clothing. Projects for the advanced the last of tho week with Mr. and ty were entered in other branches of About 20 neighbors and friends en­ home economics class are as follows: Mrs. Will Garner in Jackson. were present to represent the Ohio Almost 14,500 new books and new joyed a potiuck dinner at the home the recent district contest although Blnklcy families. Margaret Hayhoe, clothing and house Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Howe and Su­ A. B. BALL editions were published" in England in of Mrs. A. Dictz on her birthday last but the one tijam ranked high enough cleaning; Jeanette Bachman, room zanne spent the week end with rela­ HOIVIEFORFUIVERALS The potiuck dinner was served at 1928. Wednesday. She was greatly surpris­ to qualify for state competition. In project and house care; Irene Strobel tives in Albion and Parma. LAnihulance Seroice^ noon and was followed by the busi­ ed on their arrival. livestock judging Roe Johnson, Has­ ness meeting called to order by the About 750 feature length movies and Leah Wing, food preservation and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dennis and fam­ lett, Wlllard Hoskins, Leslie, and Har­ PHONESfDAYl40, NIGHT72 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fortman of clothing; Blanche Haynes, Mary Bra­ ily of Holt enjoyed Sunday with the president, Edna McFadden. A song. were produced in Japan in 1932. Lansing, are parents of a daughter lan Collar, Mason, took part, Harlan MASON. MICH man, Helen Minnis, Ada Neu, andformer' s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har­ making the highest score of the three. born Wednesday, August 23, named Katherine Nemith, home manage­ vey Dennis. Carolyn Mary. In poultry judging Joan Collar and ment; Dorothy Crakes and Mary Mrs. Clyde Hewlett- spent the first Estella Belt of Mason, and Merritt Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nelson of Lan­ Woods, room project; Ann Kruzeski, of the week with relatives In Detroit. sing, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nelson and Darrow of Leslie, participated; Jean clothing; Geraldine Clickner, child Miss Viola Yocum of Stockbridge A&P STORES ARE FEATURINfi daughter of Williamston, and Mr. and care and clothing; Emily Thompson, spent Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Mrs. Vance Mead of Vantown, were home management and child care; Clayton Balmer. Sunday visitors ot their parents, Mr. A&P MEAT MARKETS Eleanor Shepperly, household experi­ Mrs. Emma Densmore spent a few and Mrs. Jesse Nelson. ence and baking; and Louise Thomas, days last week in Mason at the home Paul. Card and Alice Townsend food preservation and gardening. Miss of her son, E. A. Densmore. Stealis, round, sirloin, Swiss, spent Sunday in Brown City, with the Freeguard, with Miss Fallgather, who Mr. and Mrs. Will Cox and family Modernize the Bath Room young, tender beef, lb 12'/jC former's parents. Rev. and Mrs. W. L.i s district supervisor of home eco­ of Lansing were Saturday visitors of Card. Mutton Stews, lean, meaty, lb... 3c nomics, and who has 13 states under Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dennis. Mrs. Myrtle Briggs, Mae Bell, Mrs. her supervision, were here to visit Clayton Balmer and Will Keever The expense oE nioclernizinS Mutton Chops lb. 9c G. H. Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Lester three homes of girls taking these were in Ohio on business Saturday. Mutton Roast lb. 7c Cavender spent Saturday at Island projects, namely Carol Dixon, Claud­ Dr. and Mrs. Loomis and grandson, tlie batliroom is very small. Wf DO OUI MIT. Lake. ine and Marguerite Hayhoe and Mary Bobby, returned this week to their Tlie appearance, the increased Porlt Steak, lean', tender 3 lbs 23c Mrs. Alice Ingles, who has been m Woods and were very well pleased home in Toledo. efliciency of keeping the bath­ Lard, pure white rendered 3 lbs. 19c WiUiamston for some time is now vis­ with the work of the girls and with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mitchell arrived iting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Almond. the cooperation of the mothers in this home Sfiturday and are now at home room clean and the satisfac­ Smoked Picnics, mild, sugar cured lb. T'/jc Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tilford and David work. at the Mitchell residence. Frankfurts, Bologna 3 lbs. 25c were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Chas. Anway arrived Tuesday tion of having a modern house Cobb In Dewltt. evening from California for a visit Minced Ham or Veal Loaf, wafer sliced lb. 10c Sunifciy School Oaiccr.s makes the job of modernizing Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Freer were The annual election of the officers with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ilah Bra­ Pork Loin Roast, lean rib ends lb. 10c called to Grand Haven Sunday to at­of the Community Sunday school will man and Mrs. Irma Hulllberger. worthwhile. Then, too, leaky tend the funeral of the former's sister, Will Keene, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Sliced Bacon 2 lbs. 25c be held next Sunday morning. A new faucets and poor drains soon Mrs. Ella Glassbrook. teacher will be appointed in the pri­ Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bacon Squares, streaked ' ' }\ lean lb. 8c David Tilford received first prize on mary department to fill the vacancy Squires were Sunday visitors of Ar­ cost money if tliey must be his green pepper exhibit and second thur Worth of Westphalia. Beef Roast, tender chuck cuts lb. 7c of Ernestine Keene who left Tuesday repaired at regular intervals. prize on a water color picture of the for New York. Sunday Rev. Dixon, Mrs. Nettle Braman is seriously ill Flank Steaks, individual servings lb. 10c Grand Canyon, at the Ingham county in behalf of the Sunday school, pre­ at present. fair last week. sented Miss Keene with a beautiful Mr. and Mrs. Almon Lathrop re­ Canadian Bacon .lb. 19c Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mann return­ bible in appreciation of her services turned Sunday after a short visit in ed home Sunday from their northern Hams, smoked sugar cured, Yz or whole.. .lb. 13'/2C to the church. Kansas and Missouri. Mason Plumbing & Heating Co. trip. They stopped in Millersburg and The Rook Club enjoyed a picnic at called on Mr. and Mrs. Will Cole, for­ the Osborne cottage at Patterson lake PHONE 309 mer Dansville residents. Dansville Free Methodist Church this Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Corbin and Joan Wesley R. Caswell, Pastor NutleyOleo lbs. 25c returned Monday to their home in Sunday school 10:30 a. m. Promo­ Grand Rapids, after spending several tion day will be observed. CORNED HEEF HASH Broadcast 2 cans 35c days with Mr. and Mrs. John Corbin Morning worship 11:30, followed by QUAKER MAID BEANS Wilh Pork 6 cans 25c and also Mr. and Mrs. Alvin May ot a class meeting in charge of Melvln Stockbridge. Artz, class leader. VoHt he. |[0C Mr. and Mrs. Clifford WiUiams and Evening service 7:30. The sermon Kellogg*s Corn Flakes or TiitiHtiifH iU(». Eldon attended the Raymond reunion will be given by Edward Wyman of at Potter park in Lansing, Sunday. Greenville college, Greenville, Illinois. EVAPORATED MILK Pet or CarnAtinn Tall 3 cans 19c Mrs. Nellie Manke and Mr. and Prayer meeting Thursday evening iiil CERTO bottle 25c Mrs. Ralph King and Beverly of at 7:30. Come and worship with us. Jackson, spent Sunday with the for­ mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dimliville Cummimlty Church Fancy Pack tall Red Salmon cans J3« Aseltine. Class meeting at 10:30 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howiett of Cleve­ Morning worship at 11 a. m. Ser­ BROWN SUGAR Bulk 10 lbs. 49c land, spent Saturday with Mr. andmo n topic, "Questions Jesus Asked. OXYDOL (Small pkg. ca. 9c) Igc. pkg. 2.1c Mrs. Clifford Williams. Their daugh­ No. 3." ter Lucile who has been visiting here Epworth League rally at 6:30 p. m. boxes the past few weeks, returned home Leader, Miss Phyllis Diehl. BIrdseye Matches 2J« with them Sunday morning. Mrs. Mort Keene, Joseph, Ernestine Wessels and Wilmpt Bohnet spent PELS NAPTHA SOAP 10 bars 45c and Miss Frances Keene left Tuesday Thursday in Owosso with Mr. and RAJAII SANDWICH SPREAD 8-oz. Jar 10c W FAM RAINS by auto to visit in New York anfj New Mrs. Floyd Fortman and Mr, and Mrs. Jersey. Ernestine will remain and en­ Kenneth Fortman. ter training In the Methodist Epis- Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Jarvis of Hub­ Qt.Jars 69cdoz, 2-Qt.89cdoz copal hospital In Brooklyn. bardston, and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mrs. Paul Reynolds and family and Matter of St. Johns, and daughter .SAUERKRAUT larfe can 3 cans 25c Wauvle are spending the week at Jean were Sunday guests of Rev. and Untold damage is caused yearly because of the poor condition of the GRANDMOTHER'S BREAD lb. loaf 6c Coldwater lake. Mrs. Emerald B. Dixon. Jean remain­ Mr. and Mrs. Paris Witt and Shir­ ed to spend the week with Carol Dix­ roofs of farm buildings. Machinery becomes rusty, grains and crops are ley Swan left Sunday to spend the on. Dill Pi week at the World's Fair In Chicago. Miss Elaine Dowling is spending a ruined, and the buildings decay because of excessive moisture caused by lb. each 19o Mr. and Mrs. Miles Warfle spent few days this week visiting Carol N. a O. PEANUT CAKES the week end at Pleasant lake with (Youngs near Perry. leaky roofs and fall rains. N. B. C. PREMIUM SODA CRACKERS 2-lb. pkg. 294! Mr. and Mrs. 'C. M. Young. After spending a few days of their Paul Reynolds and G. H. Foster at­ vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Camel, Lucky Sh-ilcc ctn. tended the Petoskey fair at Petoskey Aseltine, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Asel­ Cigarettes Olfl Gold, Chca>«rficl . • • daughter of Detroit were week end Page Four INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1933

week end with their parents and at­ were frightened away after wringing Dansville. The entire group surpris­ South AureUus and North tended the Darrow reunion at Pleas­ Bunkerhill and Ingham the neck of one chicken and dropping Dint. No. 6 and Vicinity ed Eddie Burns of near Grace church Lott District ant lake. Town Line It. By Mrs. Carl Wolf Monday evening In honor of his birth­ By Mrs. WUUam Btnkley Onondaga day, By Mrs. B. H. Field The Portervllle Tigers won from By Mrs. Henry Dunsmore Capital Grange met last Saturday the North Side Independents of Jack­ night with Mrs, Cora McCauley- at Miss Betty June Sowers of Lansing Mrs. John Lott Is visiting In Lan­ son, Sunday, at Ella Sharp park, the the woman's building, M, S, C, About spent a few days last week at the R. Mr, and Mrs. Laverne Clements and sing. Rev, and.Mrs, McKay of Conneaut, score being 7-6. John McCabe and family entertain­ seventy-five persons were In attend­ F. Droscha home. family attended the Conklin reunion Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Oakley spent Ohio, visited Mrs, Frances Davis and Mrs. Anna Wright of Jackson, ed company, Sunday. ance,' The program was In charge of last Saturday at Crystal lake, Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Mr. and Mrs. Bert Smith, Wm. Fan- family last week, spent a few days last week with her the lecturer, W, S, Kellogg, who gave Harry Raymond and family attend­ Holmes and helped them fill silo, son and Agnes Jennings spent Satur­ Charles Binkley, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mrs, McMellon of Portland, visited mother and sister. the subject for discussion, "If I could ed their reunion at Potter park, Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Riggs and day with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bak­ Binkley, Mr. and Mrs, H. J. Binkley Mrs, Frances Davis, recently, live my life over again would I be a day. Cora Riggs and Margaret spent Wed­ er of near Leslie. and family attended the Binkley re­ Frank and Bert Green visited rela­ farmer?", which was ably discussed The following people were Sunday nesday in Kalamazoo. Mrs, Emma Garnant of Eaton Rap­ union at the home of Mr. and Mrs. tives in Norwalk, Ohio, last week, by Geo. Hume and Chas. Hart and W. WUliamston callers of Roy West and family: Guy Mrs. Workman entertained at a ids spent Saturday with Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Nichols in the Nichols district. Mrs, Aggie Thurlby and children of S, Kellogg. Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Robt. By Tlielma Abbott West, Mr. and Mrs. Roland West of miscellaneous shower for Mrs. Wesley Harley Droscha. School begins next Tuesday, Sept. 5. Northwest Aurelius, were callers of Watkins talked on "Would I want my Holt, and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Duris- Thomas Tuesday afternoon. Mrs, Cora Russell, Sunday, daughter to marry a farmer?" Mr, Mrs. Effle Eckhart and Mrs. Edith more and Roy. Russell Brenner returned Saturday Clayton Snow and family visited Rev. and Mrs. S. R. Whims of Sag­ Kellogg sang and Ice cream and cake McGuire attended a shower for Miss The building of the Vatican was Will Barr visited his cousin, Sunday. from the Chicago Fair. Mr, and Mrs, Merton Collins in Lan­ inaw, have moved into the Free Meth­ Jerome Tanghe and family enter­ were served. The next meeting will Vesta Cosgray, whose marriage will started about 480 years ago; almost sing, Sunday, odist parsonage. Rev. Whims suc­ be held at the home of W. S, Kellogg, Miss Grace-Wood spent Monday occur in the near future, last Thurs­ every pope since then has made ad­ tained company, Sunday. night and Tuesday with Mrs. Carl Claud Parish and family of near ceeds Rev. Reid, who has gone to 714 N, Grand River. day evening. ditions to it. Mrs. Frank Holland visited Mrs. P. Wolf. Mason, visited their parents, Mr, and Flint, H. Dunsmore, Monday. Capital Grange is Invited to a corn Mrs, George Covert, Sunday, Mrs. Belle Poi^ has accepted a pos­ Mr. and Mrs, Charles West have roast and hard time party at the farm Doll Dolbee, Mrs, Maud Dolbee and ition in thq Capitol. moved into- their new home on Et­ home of_Chas. Hart, east of Haslett, t Aurslius j daughter Marjorie, Mr, and Mrs, R. Mr. and Mrs, Porter Risch, Misses chell's corner, Saturday'night. Bari'y nnd children, Mr, and Mrs, An­ Andrew Tanghe was in Jackson on f By Mrs. Mary Droscha f Carol Risch and Leola Wyckoff and School in this neighborhood will thony Gorris were at Ella Sharp mrk Howard Risch returned last week business, Friday, Sunday and in the evening visited the start next Tuesday, Sept, 5. Safety First from tho Century of Progress, Will Clinton Dunsmore visited his par­ The Sunday School picnic will bo cascades, Risch and Joe Glaser are at Chicago ents, Sunday. held this Saturday at the county park John Hemans and family who at­ Today as never before, tliose wlio give tlie matter this week, Rolfe Community at Mason. .Dinner will be served at tended the Chicago World's Fair last one o'clock. Each family will bring any thought, must recognize the fundamental week returned home Monday evening, Mr, and Mrs, Bird Tobias and Miss By Miss Elma Fetters Thelma Abbott were in South Lyons t Northeast Lansing Township own dishes, sandwiches and one otlier soundness of Building and Loan Associations— Mrs. Cora Russell visited Mr. aijd t By W. E. West dish, Mrs. Frank Mlnar of Mason, last week ono day this week, Mr, and Mrs, William Simpson and Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Bond spent Sun­ organized for mutual benefit of members, loans also attended the Mason fair. School will start at the Rolfe Sep­ day with Miss Gladys Bond at Jack­ Mrs, Chester McGraw and children of tember 5 with Miss Leah Dlehl of small and secured by first mortgages upon homes, Wallace Hilbert of Springfleld, O., son, Mrs, Nellie Long ot Eaton Rap­ Knoxville, Iowa, were Sunday guests Mason as teacher. ot Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Gorsline, made the West family a short call last ids was also a guest, these shares offer investors the highest degree of White Dog District Mr, and Mrs, Gus Kuehn and Miss Thursday. This neighborhood was his Mr. and Mrs, E, H, Field spent Sun­ Mr, and Mrs, Frank Green spent Safety. By Mrs. MTV. Butler Helen Kuehn will leave Friday for the boyhood home. day with their son, Mr, and Mrs. Ger­ the week end with relatives in Ohio, World's Fair, Among those who re­ The Lansing township Republican ald Field of Lansing. . Their son George and family of Lan­ During its 43 years the NATIONAL has never club held a picnic at Potter park, Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. J. T, Hadwin and sing tended their gas station here. Mr. and Mrs, M, L, Merrifleld had turned from the fair last week are lost a dollar of any member's investment. as their guests, Sunday at dinner, Mr, Mr, and Mrs, Russell Cole, Fred Cole, day with a very good attendance and family spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Emma Parish ot Mason spent and Mrs. Royal Cranston and family Russell Warner and Miss Margaret flne time. There were a number of Mrs. T. C, Hadwin of Battle Creek. the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jas, and Mr, and Mrs, Roland Merrifleld, Gorsline, speakers, Frank D. Fitzgerald, sec­ Miss Helen Hazel Is spending a Cole and Mr, and Mrs, Mac Cole, all of WiUiamston, Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Congdon of retary of state, gave the principal ad­ week with her grandmother in Mason. Mrs. Elizabeth Couch Andrews re- dress. manis in about the same condition as The following called on Mr. and ypsilanti, and Mr, and Mrs. Harry Mr. and Mrs. Ira Thorpe spent Sat­ Miss Grace West is spending a few last week. She Is still at the Midland MIS. Goo, Linn, Sunday afternoon; Prudden of Chelsea, were Sunday call­ urday in Jackson. Mr, and Mrs. Baker and Mr. and Mrs, ers at the home of Mrs, Mable Pierce. days with Mrs, Earl Kleinhenn of hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Marshall and Botsfoi'd of Lansing,, and Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Taylor of Holt, and Mrs. John Weeks of North The Royal Neighbors will hold their daughter of Clare and Eugene Mal­ Mrs, Thomas Mclnteo and Mr, and Standish, and Miss Mabel McMann of Holt, regular meeting next Tuesday, Sept, 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit, Mich. ^ The Rural Missionary Gleaners will colm and Charles Webb of Toledo 5, with Mrs, Lavona Sage at Dimon­ Mi-s, Delbert McCann of Leslie, Bay City, were guests at the home of Detroit's Oldest Building and MEMBER hold their meeting at Potter park, called on Mr, and Mrs, Frank Fetters dale. Mi-s, George Linn received a letter Mrs, George Taylor this week end. Loan Association f EDERAL HOME Thursday, with a picnic dinner at and family Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R, P, Droscha and frpm Mrs. Charles Harkness of Scots- Rev. H, A. Manalian and family Local Representative: D. P. Whit­ SYSTE|MM ^ noon. Donald and Eugene Hadwin are family and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Mc­ ville, N, Y,, who have been visiting are spending a week or ten days at more, Mason; Wm. H. Johnston, Leslie here, that tlioir 10 year old daughter, Indian lake. The Smedley farm was visited by spending a week with their grand­ Guire and family spent Sunday with Marian, is ill with infantile paralysis, Jake Frey and family are moving chicken thieves Sunday night. They parents, Mr, and Mrs, T, E, Hadwin, Mr, and Mrs, John McCabe of near Mr. and Mrs, Hayes and Mr, and into tho Clyde King house on Middle [ Mi's, Lamb and little daughter Norma street. Lou of East Lansing, called on Mr, Mr, and Mrs. C, C, Collar ot Van- iuid Mr.s, Rliy Coi'win, Sunday, town, visited at the home of Mr, nnd fVli', and Ml's, Ray Corwin and Clare Mrs, Ezra Steadman one day last aiid fMi'S, J, C, Linn were in Owosso, week, Mr, and Mrs, Ford Vander- TiicscUty, voort wore week end guests at tho tWi's, ,1, C, Linn and Mrs, Ray Cor­ Steadman home. win itiiu Clai-e were in Lansing, Mon­ day, By Inez. O. Wlilte Mr, and Mrs, Phillip Sloan were The community entertainment last visitors at the Corwin home, recently, Saturday evening was in charge of Mrs, M. V, Butler and Teddy spent IDalo Dunckle, who presented a color­ a couple of days with her mother, ed male quartet from South Carolina, Mrs, Carrie Riggs, They sang several southern melodies Mr, and Mi-s, Glenn Merrifield wore and .also furnished some excellent in­ Sunday guesls of Mr, and Mi'S, Phillip strumental music. It was estimated Sloitn, that there were .about 1500 people Ml', and Mi'S, Gooi'gc Rouse called present, on Mr, and iMi'S, Olen Mcrrillekl, Sun­ M. VV, Morrison formerly of Ann diiy eveiiing, Arbor, and wlio was employed in tho Mlli'jorie fMei'rillclcl attended -the Red and White store here as a moat Mltson' fair last week. cuttci' for some timo, but recently re­ iMi', and Mrs, Glen Merrifield called signed his position, has leased the on Cni'l Perluns, Fi'iday, VValdow-.'Vycrs store building on Grand River sti'oet wlicre he is plac­ ing his stock and Saturday, Sept, 2, Wheatlield Center j will open an iiplodatc grocery store By lUrM, George Pratt f and meat market. This will bo the • ,.#,,«,,«,,.,,«,,«,,«,,«,,#,,i,,«,,#,,.,,.,.4.,.,,«,,i,,«,,.,.i..«...M«.4 only indepclidont grocery store in. the village. Mclvin Beech will bo his as- Tho Sunday scliool held its annual sistillit ill the grocoi'y department for picliic ;lt Ploasilnt liikc, Tliui'sday, a timo, Sim 'I'lic Chi'istiitn Courier S, S, class Tho Lady Maccabees will hold their will llioot witli Miss Dorotiiy Riggs, mooting VVedncsday afternoon, Sept, Tuesday cvoiilng. Sept, 5, G, lit tho homo of Mrs, Alice Faunce, f\ll'. luid fVli'S, 1-ioyt were Sunday at whicli timo delinito arrangements callers ol' Mr, smd Mrs, Chas, Web- will be made tor the county associa­ stoi', tion to be held licro in September, Rc- iVIl'. and Mrs, Doll WoU' and childi-on frosTimonts ot watermelon will bo spent Simdiiy with Mi', iuid Mrs, Er served the members and their guests liesl KurU ltl the Kurtz cottage at at the close of the mooting, LilliO Liuisilig, Mrs. Arthur Hodge, wlio has been l'"rank 13iggs spent Saturday at a patient at the Ingliam county sani­ a Liinsilig. tarium in Lansing, for tho past sev­ .Ml-s, Melviii Showerman, Berthn, eral weeks, spent tho week end at her Mi's, Geo, Sadler, Mrs. Goo, Pratt and liomo here, Goldoiin spent last Tuosdfiy with Mr. Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Sessions and and fMi's. Earl Showerman at their son, who have been visiting Mrs, Ses­ new home. sions' fatiior, Fred King, and sister, Mrs, Geo, Pratt and Goldean were Mrs, Loo Abbott, also brother, Montie Sulidiiy guests of iMr, and Mrs. Bon King, loft here today, Thursday, for •Baker and ramily. their home in Des Moines, Iowa, Mi: and Mi's, Clias, Webster and Mrs, Nina Ketchum will have charge family were in Lansing, Monday, of the community entertainment next Mr, and Mi's, Clarence Rumbaugh Saturday evening, Sept. 2, attended tho World's Fair in Chicago Rev, H, A, Manahan and family are hist week, spending their vacation with friends Mr, and Mrs, Roland Frost and in Ohio, children and Mr, Frank Underwood _ motored to Toledo Sunday morning 'and returned Monday evening. Mr, Vantown Underwood remained with his son, Roland, By Mrs. L. P. Williams l..,...«...i..#W...#...H...... „i„f».,...... 0.,.»..,....w..4 Mr, and Mrs, Artlnir Frost and Mr, BRILLIANT.. . is the one word that exactly describes Blue and Mrs, lioiand Frost and children Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wilhelm and Sunoco, because this motor fuel is certainly "distinguished attended the Frost reunion at St, daughter Mary were Owosso visitors Johns, Saturday, Sunday. by admirable qualities". Mr, and Mrs, Guy Graves and Mr, Mr. and Mrs, L, P, Williams enter­ and tMrs, Hari-y Hill motored to Chi­ tained about 40 members of the Cedar cago Tuesday morning to attend the Reboah lodge of Webberviile, at their These admirable qualities include ease of starting, quick World's Fair, home Sunday. The day was spent in Mr, and Mrs, Orel Kinne and son visiting, A potluck dinner was served responsiveness to the accelerator, freedom from knocking, Carlton of, Breckenridge, spent the Rev, R. R, Terwilliger has been week end with Mr, and Mrs, Arthur again calle* back to this circuit for maximum mileage, freedom from vapor lock, freedom from Frost and called on Mr, and Mrs, G, the coming year, Frost, Sundtay, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Granger and added chemical compounds. Guerdon Frost scored second in the Mary Isabel were in Detroit, Wednes­ health contest at the county fair, day. Furthermore, our newest factory equipment, an extra process, Donavan ElUvanger and Guerdon Dorwin Williams Is visiting Bennie Frost i'eceivcd first prize on their 4-H Crossley at Webberviile. insures "chemical stability", which means that Blue Sunoco club exhibits at the Mason fair. reaches your gas tank with ALL its qualities unimpaired. Towar Garden and Hart | Dist. No. 3, Wheatfield Sub. Div. I By 'Mrs, Elmer Otis By Mrs. Jay Boyle \ FROM WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY... Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Otis, Bernard Mr, and Mrs, Jay Boyle called on and Bernice, spent Sunday at Bath Mr, Boyle's sister, Mrs, Hazel Coye, with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McFarren. of Grand Ledge, Friday evening. Mrs. Floyd Collar returned home L. J, Boyle visited his aunt, Mrs, Friday from Lansing where she has S. H, Williams, from Wednesday un­ been caring for Mrs. Irven Perkins til Sunday last week. and new baby. Mrs. Helen Shaw and daughter of James and Wallace Johnson and Detroit, are visiting at the home of families spent Sunday with Leonard her sister, Mrs, ClifiCord Foster, and Johnson near Ithaca. her mother, Mrs, W. D. Klrby, this The 4-H members of the Poilok week, Whirlwinds were well represented and Mr. and Mrs, Jay Boyle called on received their share of prizes at the her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Pred Hay­ fair. The canning girls, Ist year, hoe, Sunday. placed second. Mr, and Mrs. S. H. WUUams and Donovan; Ellwenger received second family called on her sister, Mrs. Jay on his pen of Wyandotte chickens. Boyle, last week Wednesday. Marjory Campbell got 3rd on her Jer­ sey heifer, Ola Showerman 4th on her Guernsey and Lyle Thurber second on Northeast Onondaga bis Holstein heifer. By Mrs. Edd Danofw Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Showerman and little daughter spent Sunday with Mrs. Edyth Showerman. Mr, and Mrs. Alec Donald and Mrs. Edna Batter and daughter re­ daughters and Miss Doris Faught of turned to their home at Marquette. Jackson, spent Thursday afternoon Mrs. Ernest Upton and Lyle Campbell with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. went for a visit there. Faught. School will begin Sept, 5 with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Babcock and daughter Alice Cole as teacher. of Brooklyn, spent a few days with George Colby was a recent caller HIGH TEST, KNOCKLESS ACTION Mr. and Mrs. Pred Brewer. Mrs. of E. C. Otis. Brewer .went home with them Sunday Rex Glynn returned Sunday from for a week's visit. the Century of Progress exposition in Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pickes of Jack­ Chicago and also visited an uncle, J. SUNOCO ^MDTDR PUir son, spent the week end with Mr. and Qlynn. . . • at regular gas price . . . Mrs. Harold Darrow. They visited the Mrs. Lydia Collar entertained a cou­ Getz farm, Sunday. sin from Hastings, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Faught spent Marlon Otis of Albion, is spending Tueaday afternoon with Mr. and Mra. a few days with Mra. Eva Collar. Geo. Rhines of Baton Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hoyt were Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge Darrow and callers at Mrs. Minnie Blanchard's, son Jack of Eaton Rapids, spent the Sunday. ARROW on. COMPANY INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MI CHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31,1933 Page Five

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Murchison of The next W. A. L. A. will meet on ter of Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Huffmey­ they spent a few days fishing, called East Alaiedon Aurellus Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mur­ the third Thursday in September with Star Route er, Mr. and Mrs. W. Huffmeyer, Mr. Town Line Road on Everett Horwood, Sunday after­ By Mrs. John Speer chison are exepectlng to spend the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wells. By Mrs. Harold Shattuck F. C .Kendrick and Joe Donals were By Mrs, N. E. Sherman noon, week at Wolverine. The neighbors held a bee last Mon­ entertained at the home of Mr. and Wm, Gauss left Friday to spend a Henry and Newton Uber were din­ day afternoon and helped to clean the Mrs. Edgar Scripter Saturday. few days with his brother, H, G, Gauss Mr, and Mrs, Jude Hall were in ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mc­ ashes and debris from the basement Vern Colby received word Thursday The newly elected officers of the and other friends at Morrison lake, Lansing last Friday. Myler Sunday, of the Longnecker barn. Men areo f the death of his mother, Mrs. Frank Miller Road bible school are; E. S. near Clarksvyie. Mr, and Mrs, John Speer attended ready to start buildhig the wall as Colby, of Shnftsburg. George Colby Island Corners Bolton, superintendent; Page Cran­ Mrs. Eliza'Patrick, Clarence Patrick the Fear reunion at the county park ston, assistant superintendent; Mrs. soon as they have torn down the old and family attended the funeral Sat­ By Mrs. Mabel E. Root and family, James Rickctts and fam­ Sunday. Dorris Neighborhood one. Several loads of gravel were urday afternoon in' Shaftsburg. James Parker, superintendent of pri­ ily attended the wedding of the for­ Mr, and'Mrs. John Kaimon were in By Mrs. Bessie Lewis drawn Monday. v R. L. Scribner and"" family spent mary department; Mrs. G. Richards, mer's son. Jay Patrick, and Beatrice Lansing Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Lamb spent Sunday In Hillsdale. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Elsessor and secretary; Mrs. H. Bala, treasurer; Ludwick, last Friday evening in Lan­ Mrs. Minnie Kaimon entertained Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Lonnie Miss Bernice Allen left Saturday Howard Elsessor and children of Lan­ Mrs. Lois Work, pianist. Other offi­ sing. the Misses Mary and Barbara Hall Mrs. Mand Casper, her son, Mer-Dean, in Mason. for Greenville to spend a few days. sing, were guests Sunday of thoir cers will bo elected later. Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Tltus of Mu­ Friday. win Draper, Mrs. Claud Simons and Doris Thompson is on the sick list. E. H. ReithmiUer and family re­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Elsessor. Mrs. Geo. R. Wildern, who has been nith, attended Sunday school here Hugh Speer helped Chas. McClung turned home Tuesday evening from In Ann Arbor hospital for two months daughters, Shirley and Fern, and little 'Mrs. Jake Riggs underwent an op­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulett of De­ Sunday. Mr. Titus Is a former resi­ a couple oi days last week. Mr.' Mc­ son, Donald, of Lansing, spent Sunday eration for appendicitis at the Mason their visit in Pennsylvania. was brought to the home of her sis­ dent of this vicinity. Clung has been on the sick list. troit, were callers of his father, C. L. afternoon at the Bessie Lewis home. hospital and is still in a serious con­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bartlott called ter, Mrs. R. Sherman, nnd is improv­ Martin Foote and Mrs. Blackney of Mrs. John Speer was in Lansing Hulett, Saturday and Sunday. Frank Clover of Bunkerhlll spent dition. on Mr. and Mrs. Poster Bartlett and ing. near Vantown, visited Mr. and Mrs, Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Felton, Mr. and Friday night with his brother nnd sis­ Herbert Taylor is on the sick list. family of Mason, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. Harmon from Jack­ Earl Goodwin, Sunday. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Schrader. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Arend spent the Donald Lament is much improved Mrs. Wm. Kurtz, C. L. Hulett, Miss son, called on friends here Friday. Ida Shlmmel and Mrs. Mabel Root at­ Rev. Tcrwilliger and family return­ Seth Parker and family and moth­ week end in Ohio with his brother and at present. Mr. and Mrs. C. Pritchard enter­ ed home Monday from Gull lake. South Delhi er, Mrs. Lavina Penlx, attended a re­ other relatives. Mr. and -Mrs. John Turner spent tended tho services on the Capitol tained guests from Jackson, Friday. By Fred Kowland union Sunday at-Potter Park in Lan­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morris and Sunday with the latter's parents, near lawn Sunday evening. The speaker Don Crcyts and family roturnijd sing. diuighters, Virginia and Dorothy, Mrs. Charlotte, Sunday. was Maud Ballington Booth. Sunday from a fishing trip. Southeast Inirham Bessie Lewis spent Monday with Lee Dareis and daughter Jean and LaVeda Box lias been staying a few Mrs. L. Xandors and children aro By Mrs. James Quinn Mr, and Mrs, Bert Wasper and her aunt, Delia Pryor at her farm Mrs. Ida L. Rice from Toledo, Ohio, days with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and spending some time with her father, KM children spent Sunday evening with homo west of Mason. visited friends here Thursday. Dart District Mrs. Edward Jones, of Lansing. Eli. Royston, near Eaton Rapids. Mrs. Clara Evans and family. Tlieron Ford and Mildred Clickner Mrs. Charles Griffon was a Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Palen and By Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Senior of Char­ The Jplly Bunch will meet with Mr. Mrs. Hattie Godley were married last Thursday. They are day evening caller of Mrs. Bessie Clyde, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Palen and lotte, were Monday afternoon callers and Mrs. Irvin Neal Friday, Sept. 1. making thoir home wilh Mr. Ford's Lewis. Eva spent Sunday at tho Hatt, Palen of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hulett, Jr. and t MiUville t Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hart of Lan­ parents. Curtice Smyth has beon quite ill reunion at Ella Sharp park in Jack­ Mrs. Mary Wiglc of Chattanooga, Jas. Hulett, Sr. and family. t By Mrs. Maggie Burden } sing spent Monday evening with Mr. tho past week. son. Mr. Marrlane from Reed City, was Tonn,, is spending some time at the Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Morton, Mr. and and Mrs. G. L. Nice. William Benham was a Sunday Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Westphal and old home. a recent guest of Paul Marrlane and Mrs. Geo. Piyor returned to Lan­ Mrs. Geo. Morton and Eva called on caller of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.neice,'Paulin e Eckhart, spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hartsuff and Mr. and Mrs. Deoo Wilcox returned family. sing Monday afternoon after spending Mrs. Lucille Greenfleld of Holt,'Sun­ Asa Benham. in Fowlerville with relatives. Ezra Wilcox visited near Bruin Lake home Sunday morning after spending iMr. nnd Mrs. Paul Standdeld and a week at her farm home. day afternoon. They found her im­several days last week at Gull Lake son of Jackson, were callers of James Edna and CnrI Parker are spending Ethel Arend and her cousin, Flor­ Sunday at the home ot Mrs. Hart- proved, but still in ill health. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Boelio called on a l.ew days with their sister, Lylia ence Weigman, returned from a two suff's father, Mr. Shellhart. whore Mr. Wilcox wns delegate at tho Quinn and family ono evening last Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Nice Tuesday eve­ Parker, of Dansville. weeks visit last Saturday with her Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moses of Lan­ annual conference. Rev. R. R. Tor-week. ning, Ml-, and Mrs. Lloyd Howell are the Mr. and Mrs. Merle Workman of aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Carl proud parents of a baby boy born last sing, were Sunday callers of Miss willlgor hns been returned here for Rosella nnd Elizabeth Jenkins were Mrs, Homer Potter of Mason spent Mason have moved into the Tom Cor­ Jacobs, at Houghton Lake. Saturday. Louisa Guenthcr and Mrs. Kate Plx­ another year. callers of Evelyn Quinn one day last Saturday with Mi's. G. L. Nice. ner house. Mrs. Chauncey Robinson entertain­ Several from this vicinity attended ley and daughter Ruth. Tho Jolly Friends Class No, 1 of week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rowe and daugh­ ed last Tuesday evening at a miscel­ the funeral of Mrs. Carrie Hayner in Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Collins attended which Mrs. Carpenter is a member, Delia Briggs visited her brothers ter, Alice, spent Sunday at the home laneous shower for Mrs. W. Thomas, Mason Monday. Mrs. Hayner was an the republican picnic hold at Potter met with her at the home of her and sisters one evening last week. of John McCabe near Dansville. Phillips District formerly Miss Juanita Chapman. A old resident of tho Dart Neighbor­ park, Sunday. daughter, tMrs. Guy Felton, last Fri­ Anna Ewers spent 'the week end in Mr. und Mrs. Bert Rowe spent the Jackson. By Mrs. Goo. Gruhn very enjoyable evening was spent hood. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Beaumont spent day night. A program of readings week end in Doti-oit wilh Mr. and playing bunco. Many useful gifts and music was followed by refresh­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Standlicld and Mrs. Henry Palen. Burl Betterle has been on the sick Sunday at Round lake at the cottage were suspended in an umbrella. Dainty list for the past week. of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Felton. ments of popcorn, candy and melons. son and Mrs. William Standlicld were Mrs. Henry Jersey of Lansing, Mrs. re'freshments wore served to the The September meeting will be with recent callers of Ervin Ewers and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Malcho enter­ Mrs. Kate Mills of Charlotte, spent E. Jersey of Belding, Mrs. Eckerlson guests by the hostess. tained his father and family of Stock- Mr. and Mra. Jas. Eggleston. family. Bateman Neighborhood of Los Angeles, Csilifornia, were call­ last week with her daugliter, Mrs. Mrs. Maggie Burcien and Everett Ruth Stuart, who for several weoks Herbert Gared had his car .stolen bridge Sunday. Sarah Beaumont. By Edna CiW|>er ers Monday at the Flitton home. last Thursday night from the fair Mr. and Mrs. Dee Wilcox returned Horwood visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert mado hcr home with Mr. and-Mrs. F. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Flitton and grounds. I^ was found the next day from conference Saturday night. Eld­ Mrs. Janet Talmadge, dietician at Drowry last Friday near Marion Cen­ Olin, has returned to the home of hor niece, Veda Moffatt, of Sheridan, near Eden out of gas and pushed into er Tcrwilliger and family will return the T. B. sanitarium of Lansing, was ter in Livingston county. pai'cnts near Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. David Medcoff and spent Saturday with Mrs. Flitton's a driveway. to Ingham circuit for another year. a guest of Mrs. Marian Allen and Tho L. A. S. will meet for dinner Evelyn Quinn and Anna Ewers were daughter Iva, over tho week end. daughter, Anna, spent Sunday eve­ brother, John Hallett. John Thad and Claud Clements and Tuesday, September 5. guests at (L birthday party for Eliza­ ning with Mr. nnd Mrs. Judson Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gruhn and sons, their families were at Patterson Lake Millville school commences Septem­ beth Jenkins last Wednesday evening at her home. Twelve guests were Mr. aiid Mrs. A. Westphal and Arthur and Ralph, attended tho Loach Pollok Corners Sunday. •.•.~...... 4...-...«».....4..< ber ,'5, with Miss Gladys Sheathelm as Pauline Eckliart, Mr. and Mrs. Guyreunio n at Milan Inst Sunday then t Sanders Community teacher. present. Indoor games wore played. By Erma Pollok Bateman and Evelyn visited Mr. and motored to Perrysburgh, Ohio, to visit f By tloscphUic Corblii Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Phelps visited Ice cream, candy and cake wore serv­ Mrs. Droscha and Mr. and Mrs. Ever­ relatives for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ricktor of Flint, Sun­ ed. Four '''own Corners day. ett Maguire ot Aurelius last Tliursday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs, Guy Phelps recently evening. and sons spent the week end up north By Mrs. Edd Niiaen The Misses Nellie and Eunice Co­ Jay Patrick, formerly of this vicin- entertained relatives from near Sag­ zart spent last week with thoir sis- Mr. and Mi-s. Harold Smith and visiting Mi-s. Bartliolomew's mother, inaw, Ity^ but now of Lansing, and Miss Mrs. Thompson. tor, Mrs. Grant Blood, of Aurelius. Beatrice Ludwick of Lansing, were sons, Evelyn nnd Pearl Leslie, and Leah Squires has beon in Detroit Dr. D. R. Lethbridge Mrs. T. J. Gillam returned to her Mr. and Mrs. Harold Flitton of married at the home of lier parents In Win. Uber spent Sundity with Mr. and Miss Janet Austin has returned the past week with her sister. honie Tuesday from the hospital in Alaiedon, and Miss Veda Moffott of Lansing, the evening of August 213. DENTISTRY—X-RAYS Mrs. Jolin Runyon and tamily. home from lier vacation. Alice Cole and Erma Pollok spent Lansing. tVIi'. and Mi'S. Gtiy Bateman and Mr. and Mrs. VV. E. Rice of St. Sheridan, were callers of J. T. Corbin Mrs. Adah Brown and family spent some time last week in the Thumb Bernetia Brown spent the week in and family, Saturday. Office over Dart National Bank faintly nttendcd the Franklin reunion Louis, Mo., havo been visiting at the district of Michigan and visited sev­ Lansing with her sister. Sunday afternoon witli her parents, Tyler homo. Mi-s. Rico's father, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Berlin and fam­ Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Eggleston. at Potter Pai'k last Sfiturday. eral points of intorest on Lake Huron Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Thompson of Mason—-Telephone 202 Judson Siiiitli and Franic Severance Frank Tyler, returned home with ily of Jackson, wore Sunday visitors Marvin Glynn of Vantown, is visit­ including. Pointe Aux Barques and Dansville, were Monday evening call­ of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schmit. arc camping this week in northern tliom' for an oxtonded visit. Port Austin. ing his sister, Mrs. Howal-d Gailss. Office Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 6 ers at the, Mullen home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cummings and Michignn. Biil-t and Addle Tyler visited In De­ Rex Glynn attended the Chicago George Sawyer hns ti-aded his Lan­ Friends from Detroit enroute from Evenings by appointment Mr. and Uvs. Oscar Smith spent troit and Crosse Isle for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Hazelton ai-e at­ St. Helens, Roscommon county, wlioro fair last week. sing property for his farm he owned tending the World's Fair in Chicago. Sunday with his brotlier, iMr. Alvin Mr. and Mrs. Bui't Gi-cen aro vislt- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Frost and LiUis a few years ago. uif;-.friends in London, Ohio. Frank Corbin has returned from Smith and family. spent Sunday with Alice Cole antl Edd Smith passed away at his home Evelyn Batelnan visited Louise 'rlio 1-r. C. club will inoet with Vada Royal Oak, where he has boon spend­ Nora Miller. In Lansing, Tuesday. Mr. Smith lived ing several dliys with friends. Smith WediiCsday afLcrnoon. Goble next week Thursday for pot Rex Brenner spent last week with in this neighborhood several years Ml-, and Mrs, John Casper visited fildv dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Ed ArClienbronn .nnd liis grandmothoi-, Mrs. Rllla Pollok, ago. Mr. and Mrs. James Adams of Jack­ tVlr. and Mrs. Harold Flitton and while .his parents attended tho Chi­ Edd Mullen was In VVebbervlllo, noico, Veda Moffatt, spent Tuesday at son, wore Sunday visitors of Orla Dls­ cago fair. Friday. enroth. Open Evenings the liomo of Vivian Bravender. Mrs. Fi-ank Paul was in Lnnsing, T. J. Gillam, Roy Garrison and Don Miss Dorothy Dlsenroth visited in For Seventy Years, this olflce Sitturday. Hoover wore in Lansing, Fridliy. lias lcept an accurate record of Mason last weelc. Mr. iuid Mrs. Victor Marsh and Mr. and Mrs. Miles Keascy and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dlsenroth spent South Alaiedon baby of Jackson, spent Sunday with daughters of Philadelphia, spent the INGHAM COUNTY TITLES Uy Mrs. H. J. Laycock last week at Sand lake. t Mr. and Mi-s. Goorge Vickor. week ond with Cecil Wemplo. Miss Helen Dlsenroth has accepted We furnish Abstracts on short Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brenner calloci Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Potter cn- a l^^osition as nurse at tho Stockbridge on Hilla Pollok, Sunday. tortalned friends from Detroit and notice, accurate, courteous, Mrs. Jillia Turner passed away hospital. Buy Your Books and Mr. and Mrs. George Shrumm and Flint, Sunday. iMonday at her homo after failing Mrs. Orla Dlsenroth spent last week service. Uv. and t\Ii-s. Burton Shrumm spent health for soycral months. The fun- Mrs. Wm. Robblns of Lansing, Is camping at Pleasant lake with hei- Sunday in Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. erltl will be held Wednesday from tho visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. Wem­ •ister, Mrs. John Mitchell. Claude Barriger. School Supplies INGHAM ABSTRACT & Jewett funerid homo. Sho has spent ple. Mrs. Emmons Wilson and family TITLE COMPANY nearly hcr whole lll'e near the homo John and Anna Walla are visiting camped at Portage lake ovor the weeic in Detroit. Lansing Mason wlioi'o she died and has always ben a ...... 4...... ^..t ^ end. faithful mother and neighbor, f Northwest Ingham { Mr. and Mrs. Grover of Fowlerville, Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Sanford of Here t By tMrs. Ami TerrlU \ wore Sunday callers at tho Ickes Pontiac, spent Wednesday ancl Thurs­ home. day of last week with he former's Clifford Davis and family of Lansing parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Soules and spent Friday with their parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Sil«ford of Fioi-- family attended the Huck family re­ and Mrs. Asher Brown. ida, and Emma Sanford of Ypsllanti, Arthur W. Jewett union at Fowlerville Saturday. called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sanford SPECIAL BARGAINS EVERY Mr. and Mrs. Ami Terrill and one day last week. daughters, Eileen, Eleanor and Ina, Meadsville Mr. and Mrs. Walter Drake and Mr. spent Saturday and Sandfly at Parch­ Dy Mrs. Grace Patrick and Mrs. Wm. Miller of Pontiac, were FRIDAY and SATURDAY FUNERAL DIRECTOR ment with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Daub Sunday afternoon callers of William and family. Eileen remained for sev­ Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Rich­ eral days visit there. The Moadsvillo school reunion will ardson and children and Mrs. Wyman 356—Pliones—132 Mrs. Frank Osborne and Lydia, be held at the homo of Benoni Halli­ Sanford and children were also Sun­ Mrs. Mary Bashford and Donald Bail­ day on September 4, Labor Day. Pot day visitors at the home of Mr. and ey spent Monday evening with John luck dinner will be served at noon. Mrs. Wm. Sanford. The children are Funeral Home 605 South Jefferson Ave. Barnes and family near Onondaga. Mr. and Mrs. Ami Smith of Web­ remaining for a week's visit. Jeanette Barnes returned home with berville visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Darling of Alaie­ Snyder's 5c-10c to $5 Store them for several days visit. Nlethammer Sunday afternoon. don, and daughter, Mrs. Marguerite Ambulance Service Bob Cooper of Detroit is spending Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dembecki Chandler woro Sunday evening callers his vacation at the Osborne home. spent the week end with their child­ at the homo of J. T. Corbin and fam­ H. H. SNYDER, Prop. .Alice Gillette Is spending a few ren in Detroit. ily. days at tho Brown home near Leslie. Mi-s. Fred Cox and daughter, Helen, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Freshour and visited friends in Toledo, Ohio, last neico of Vevay were Sunday callers week. at the ir.lnier Bravender home. Mrs. Emma Behin and' children at­ Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes and fam­ tended the Century of Progress in MICHIGAN BELL ily of Onoiidagii spent Thursdliy at Chicago recently. Save Money in First Cost and Operating Cost! tho Osborne liolno and attended the Maggie and Sam Felton visited fair at Mnson. reliitives in Lapeer last week. TELEPHONE CO. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davidson and Miss Wilma Artz of Lansing is Iva spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.spendin g the week with Mrs. Lenning­ ...YOU CAN OWN 1-t. J. Walker of Albion. ton, who is visiting at the Nletham­ iMr. and Mrs, Guy Grimes of Stock-mer homo. bridge were Sunday afternoon callers Miss Christine Whitney was hoine A Modern Automatic at the Osborne home. Sunday. Beatrice Parker of East Lansing Mrs. D. C. Patrick is caring for called on Lydia Osborne Monday af­ tMrs. Allie Braman and daughter, ternoon. Jean. tVIi's. Delia Hurlburt of Pontiac call­ Miss Florence Mast of Angola, Ind., ..GAS RANGE.. ed at her farm one day last week. called on Mrs. Chas. Nlethammer re­ Doris Daub of l^archmont is spend­ cently. ing tho week at the Terrill home. Nearly everyone from this vicinity For Only attended the Ingham County Fair last Dist. No. 7, White Oak t 50 week. By Mrs. F. C. Kendrick } Mr. and Mrs. Orson Swan were $59 Cash callers in Holt Thursday evening. Dorothy and Viola Soules spent Fred Gifford of Graijd Rapids, spent Saturday night with Joan Terrill. last week with hor sister, Mrs. Carrie Everyone who was ever a member Wilcox. And It's a.... of Ingham Grange is invited to attend Mrs. Mary Kendrick spent from the Grange Booster night, Saturday, Thursday until Sunday with her sis­ September 30th. ter, Mrs. Charles W. Hoyt, near St. Iva Davidson spent Friday after­ Louis. She visited the oil fields at DETROIT JEWEL noon with Mrs. Harry Gillespie. Portland while there and was near- the new oil well that came in on Thursday, flowing 7,000 barrels each Completely Equipped White Oak pay. By Mrs. Fred Hayhoe Mr. and Mrs. Ben Frutchie and •* Oven Heat Control family from Indiana spent a part of «' Full Insulation last week with her parents, Mr. and This Special Offer SOMEONE IS ABOUT Mr. and Mrs. John Wilcox and Mrs. E. Scripter. * Lift-up Table Top Serves as daughter spent the week end with • Milton Kendrick of- Lansing and Back Splasher their mother, Mrs. N. A. Wilcox. daughter, Mrs. Harold Annls and El­ *• Ivory Marble Tone Porcelain ENDS SATURDAY TO GET A JOB Junior and Russell Hartsuff spent eanor and Esther of Maple Rapids Enamel Finish from Friday until Tuesday with their called at the home of F. C. Kendrick "' Porcelain Pan Around Burn­ So NOW is tlie time to BUY as tlie price grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thursday. ers (easily removable for Hayhoe. Mrs. Ezra Wilcox and Mr. ?ind Mrs. ' cleaning) on tliis Detroit Jewell gas range will ad­ A job is open! The employment manager 'Therma Hayhoe spent Thursday Gerald Kinch and Wayne Baker spent "' Two Convenient Service vance in price . . next Monday morning. with Dorothy Burgess. several days at Gaylord with Mr. and runs through his list of qualified men and Drawers Fred Sietz, Harold Sielhoff and Mrs. . Ivan Wilcox. They returned * Porcelain Lined Oven and considers several. One of them has a tele­ friend of Lansing spent the week end home Sunday. Broiler (easy to clean) Come In Tomorrow and SAVE! with John Seelhoff and family. Prod Gifford of Grand Rapids call­ * Top Lighter phone and ean be reached quickly. He gets Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Williams and ed on F. C. Kendrick Saturday. "' Easy Grip Bakelite Handles family, Mr, and Mrs. J. L. Boyle and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lohr spent Low down payment fii;st chance. * Full Size 16-in. x 18-ln. x- family visited their parents, Mr. andSaturdai y in St. Johns with her moth­ U-in. Oven "= Easy Monthly Terms Mrs. Fred Hayhoe Sunday. er, Mrs. L. Gillison. Other things being equal, the applicant or Norma Hayhoe called on Mrs. Fred Mrs. P. C. Kendrick called on Mrs. Allowance for .your old stove Wright Friday. Elizabeth. Ferguson in Mason Monday See this beautiful ... Modern gas former employee ^vh.o can he reached by Jean and.Fredie Wilkins are visit­ afternoon. range all housewives are talking about Elmer Jackson, an oia resident of telephone is quite likely to get first call. ing their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. . . , Its many features that give Cool Fred, Wright. White Oak township, suffered a se­ , . , Clean . . , Speedy . . . Automatic Therma Hayhoe is spending tho vere stroke last week. He Is with hia , . . and Low Cost Operation , , . plus week with her sister, Mrs, S, H, Wil­ son In Lansing. Low First Cost. Consumers liams and family, Mrs. B. Frutchie and children of Mr, and Mrs, Howard Sheathelm Indiana and Mrs. E. Scripter attend­ visited Mr. and Mrs, James Wilcox ed the Bachelor school reunion' in Also visit your gas range Saturday-evening. Bunkerhlll Saturday. dealer*; see their display of Murryne and. Eileen Bohnet spent Mr. and Mra. B. Frutchie and Lan- Gas Ranges. Power Co. Saturday ..with- Norma and Thermal ton.and Mrs. Grable and family ot Page Sl.\ ' INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MI CHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1933

StiTmifTrd TlL't.'.s,'ft"l'S!riiiiTC "I'TTtTSiiflT) Foster Family Traces Griz Hint ho would not ho rcgnrdcd ns Ancestry To Flanders THE FABLE OF n TniQ Sport uiiloSs ho could liniig uji n I'orl'orimiMco such ns ono of the Fol­ BEING A TRUE FAMILY REUNIoN HELD .AT TIIE lowing: HOME or FRANK SWAN. 1, Sit In the slllno Chnir for 14 SPORT Honrs pillyllig Di'liw luid then appear LIVESTOCK—TOOLS Members of the Foster family who iiiicnricoi'iK'fl lifter hollig nicked for n FOR SALE—One gvay ffelding:, 10 met August 19 at the farm homo of iMniitli's Salliry,. yenrs old, weight nbout 1500; 2 Hol­ Frank Swan, south of VVilliomston, By GEOUGE ADE 2, Go tn tilti Ihico Track nnd listen stein cows, 4 and C years old; .Jer­ trace their ancestry back to 1837 to to n tniit nnfl iflastor nil the Currency sey cow, G years old, S. A. Laxton, Anaclier, a renowned forester ot Flan­ on n Crlpploil Gfmt Hint cnmos In just ®, Dell Syffflichte,—W,N'U Service, Mason. 35wlp ders. As the years passed the family before thoy aro starling the next race. carried tho name of Forester in honor NCI'j tliero was n very small nnd of the father. Through the years tho ;i. Slip nllt at NIglit nnd attend n FOR .SALE—Or trade good used siicculeiit Urchin who discov­ name was shortened to Foster. Rich­ M'lld Pjirty nt which grolit Sums of Deering corn binder. Sam Krause & ered before lie hnd boon on tlie Jloiioy nro dovolod lo tlio Piirclinso Sons, VVobberville, 1 mile east of ard Foster, one of tlic descendants, settled in Massacliusetts 200 years O I'lnnct iiiiiiiy fMoons, tlint no of I'lirtridKos nnd Chnmpngne tor Vantown, 35wlp ago. Individual nttrlicts favornhlo Attention Lndios coiinoc'loll with the Theatrical FOR SALE—100 white leghorn pul­ The reunion held in Ingham county unless lie exiiihits a certain Amount Profession who wore hrniiglit up on lets, 3',2 months old, C, 0, Rey­ tills year was the 21st annual gather­ of nlliirltig Cii,s,se(liio,s,s, lie found out, Soda Bi.sciiits nnd Voiing Ilysnn Ton, nolds, Phone 239-F13, 35wlp ing of Michigan members ot the fam­ ns all kids ot Normal Intelligence niu,st 4, Food lho Hoiit Money to a Rou­ ily. Seventy men, women and chil­ tlnd out, tliat his Riders Inld down for lette Wheel. FOR SALE—50 barred rock pullets, dren attended. Part of the family re­ liiin n strict Set of Rules wliich tIle.M 'I'/t: months old. Cheap if taken 5. Bot in n Lniul Voice on cvei-y main in New York whero annual re­ took grent I'lensure in bu,stliig to Election lie.siiU, tills week. Inquire of O, M, Rich­ unions are held nnd reports exchanged Siiilllioreon,s, , ardson, I'/i miles west of Wayside with the Michigan branch, Mr, and C. Never, iiniUir nny circnmstnncos, Inn, Leslie. 35wlp Mrs, William Foster of New York As soon as he could sit on a hard cxpre,'3s n willingness to termlnnte a were guests ot the Michigan, clan this ndult Knee he wns wnriiod thnt, dur­ Pnrty nnd go Homo. FOR SALE—Or exchange tor sheep, year, Thoy had attended the New ing tho years to come, he must ho Giving Credit Where It's Due. an Osborne corn binder, H, F, Hos­ York reunion August lO,' Polite, trnsflMsli, Indli,slrlou,5, and eco- kins, 1 inile west, 1 mile north^ 1 noinlcnl, ' A lot of the Follcs wlio It is no cnsy mlitlor tor a tMnn who Frank Swan was elected president. Is trying to get a Foolbnli in the Busl­ mile west ot Teaspoon Corners, Les­ Other officers are Mrs, M. R. Foster slipped liiur Ilils niro Dope wore 111- lie, 35wlp of Eaton Rapids, vice president; Mrs, nianncred niid crnhhod niul Inzy nnd noss World to iierfonii all of the hlitli- oring idincics Involved In the forego­ FOR SALE—2 bulls. Shorthorn, 15 James Foster of Fowlerville, secretary wnstefiil, btit Avluit of It? Amoii}; Pnr- ing Tasks. months old; Holstein yearling. Rea­ and treasurer; John Foster of Mason, eiits and .floliltives tllo lilg Idea to sonable price, J, H, Haley, 'A mile member of-sports committee;", and he Avorkoti oil' on llio I'oiiii^.sters is, The Point Is that when it comes to BUSINESS supports the nation oast of Pleasant lake, 35wlp Mrs, Lloyd •'Hn:yhoe, Mason, head of "Df^ n,s 1 ,';ny nnd not lis I do," being n ronl, siiro-oiiougli liot Sport the program committee. The 1934 re­ Many n Clove-F.litor llnd tnld the Rules of Common Son,so do not FOR SALE—Pair G year old geldings, union is to be held the third Satur­ hlill tilnt wllon lie KI'CW up ho must npply. There nre tertliin Trnditinns grey and roan, weight 3200, sound day in August at the home ot Alton BAN K S support business EiluHi Liliuor, Tlu! i'okor-IMn.vers e,v- nnd Precedents which must be ob­ and extra good workers, Harley Foster in Allegan, served. Ono iiiusl know how to part Droscha, Aurelius Center, 35wl '———.—, ,^ I. plainod to Illiii tlinl Good Little Roys ;,plnyoil Mnrhles fnr Fun, nnd not for with n largo Hunk of Mniiny nnd never DoO LrCENSE FEES ' ^ND, wliat is true on a national scale, is true on a local basis. To mal^e FOR SALE—Black mare, good gentle ninssi(i,s and A^'giOs, Uncle Fred, with hnt an F.ve. If tho tMoiioy l'tjiilly he- work horse. Alfred Clark, 3 1-2 Clay Braden, county' dbg warden, liolh nt his Vest I'ocUots sliilTed full longs tn the Crodllnl-s, thnt iiuikes tlie e.xplanation clearer, tliis country depends upon its industries to lnilcs west of Mason on Columbia reports that there seems to be a mis­ of IllHli-Krndo Coiiiiectlciil-wrnpped no dilToroiice. Usillllly it docs, rond. 35 wlp understanding relative to dog licence Five Coiilor.s ni.id smelling lllco a well, Griswold kept on being a True support it; every industry is dependent upon stabilized banking- for its foes under the now act. He explains SiiiolcD House, woiild warn tllo little Siiort until he iionrly ruined his FOR SALE—15 ewes and their lambs, tluit the new statutory fee is one dol­ flonlHi. Sd now llo Is living Out In continuance; every bank is dependent upon the financial condition of tlie grades. Also watermelons and lar for males and two dollars for fe­ Mnn tlint lie nuLst never, never form the Country nml loltiiig snm(>l>ndy else muskpiollons. Goo, McCormick, 2 males but that the timo has expired tlio Tobncco Ilnliit, buy Diniilniid Siiiilnil'sts for the nation for its stability. Tluis we arc all parts in an endless chain which miles east on Brickyard road, R, 2, tor taking advantage of the,regular No wonder fJrIswnId, when lie was wives of linntleggor.s. Mason, 35wlp foes. Purchasers of licenses must 8 yenrs of .Ago, ,s-iit down ono Diiy muit continue unbroken if we are to survive. now pay a penalty so that tees are nnd (iKiircd It out, in n Spirit of ut­ Some people think ho Is n lins-Bocn, FOR SALE—Full blood Jersey bull two dollars for males and four dollars hut Iio got tiulto n Thrill tho other froln tho James Worthingtou herd. ter Cynicism, tlint Life wns n Bunk for females. If dogs have become six nnd Old People were wliitewnslicd Sop- Dny when ho tried tn mnko a 200-Ylinl Ready for soi'vicc. George Graham, months of age since July 10 the tecs Shot, nvor Wnlor, with a Nililick. Ho Mason. 35wlp illcliors nnd cniivontionnl Virtue od'ored demanded are but 50c tor males and nhsnlutcly no Inducements to n Lnd of wns Untloii nnd the ftlvnt wont nlmnst Tliese men are members of the Board THE one dollar for females. I'iirls nnd nmhillon, ns fiir ns the I'nll, hut ho wns voi-y of tlds strong Banli: HAY—GRAIN—SEEDS much plonsod to hoar n Spoctiitor ,4/iy: F.von nt thnt I'^nrly A!,'0 he felt "Won, you've got tn give tho Old Bird A. J. Hall U T. Lftsonby J. N. Bftkcr FOR SALE—Seed wheat and sheep, A Buttling Burg slirriUK within Mimsolf nn outlaw De­ credit for Ono Tlilii^'. He's gnt his L. B, McArthur I.. H. Hfirrison A. G, Wilson Farmers Bank and Home Comfort range. ' Mile Visitor—I sliould lliillk hy the look sire lo bo n True Spnrt, flo took note A, McDonald L, R, White Mfte VftuRhn west and '/^ mile north of golf Norvo with lilln. He's n Spnrt." J, E. Taylor E. M. Sftllsbury H, E. NecIy MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE of tilings liotliliiK' ovor Imppeiis liore. nf the Knct lllntnll of tllo Juvonllo I'nr- coui-se. M. H, Mclntyre, wlp Which is trilo. I'rnhilhly llioy will N, N. Rouso J. B. Dean SYSTEM Native—Oh, It ho a pretty lively ngons who woi'o held up ns .Models ot Dopnrlmont to the Ornei\v Youngsters put it nil the Molid-.Stniio thnt lie was FOR SALE—Seed wheat. No, 1 white pldco for Ils size. Why, in.st .suiiimer n Itolil One up to the Time that his we had nn eclipse of the sun hure.-r wore pale nnd hnd sen shell Furs nnd ,'51.00 per buslicl, F. M. Mann, Dans­ Stniiincli, and Norvos nnd Pocket-Book said. Young man, I say unto thee. teresting enough to desire to attend ville. 33-tf l-ioston Trlmscript. woro Slines in tlio Sumiiior Time nnd didn't seorii to lie gottlng nnytliing out gnvo out;. Metliodist Episcopal Church { Arise. And he that was dead sat up, our evening service. The young R;5, outdoor toilet, which hns IOUK puzzled and discour- hiills, somotliing like a hnir ball from low—thoughts which presented man ning. ,'j;5. Mason E, Reynolds, 114 West tion of one drought and the ending of the stomach of a butchered cow, re- Prayer meeting Thursday evening as fallen, sick, sinning and dying," another. ngod n good ninny .MornlLsts, at 7:30. Oak, Maspn, 35wl Itohln Hood i-oninins n glorified fig­ ,snltlng frnm enting persimmons. Some ot the skin, pulp and seed nre not di­ FOR SALE—Tomatoes and evergreen ure, hilt who Is hiteroslod hi John Nazarene Church MASON MARKETS gested and form Into n persiiiiinon sweet corn tor canning. Each 50c ihiiiyliii? Cnplnln Kidd liliS nn endur­ Christian Science Society North Aurelius Union Church t Ernest Martin, Preacher Wheat ,? ,75 ,1; ,77 bezoar, or stoninch hnll, which may ne- por bushel delivered, A-1 condit­ Beans, cwt, 2,85 2.85 ing Flmie nnd is liclnvcd hy Thousnnds Harold Dakln, Pastor f ion. Ctill 3'I5, H, J, Bartley, wlp who never hoard ot the Archhlsliop ot oessilnte nn operiitinn to remove it. Rod kidney beans, dark.. 3,50 3,50 "Man" will be the subject ot the Cniiterhury, Itollo goes Into the Dis­ Prayer meeting each Friday eve­ Rod kidney beans, light.. 4,00 3.50 lesson sermon in all Christian Science Morning worship at 10:00 A, M, ning at 7:45. Strangers aro welcome. FOl^ SALE—Hand assorted ' canning card liiit Muck Finn romnin,s n hi- Hour-Glaii Spider Oats ,32 • ,34 churches throughout the world on Sunday School at 11:00 A, M, Y. P. S. meeting eaeh Tuesday eve­ tomatoes, 1-Iorschel and Joe Jew­ Rye ,G5 .60 nilnoiis Hero wlinso shocking Vices en- Tlio hniir-glnss spider is of ordinary ett, half milo south of Mason on size. Its abdomen Is globoid nnd Us Sunday, September 3. Evening service at 7:45 P, M, ning at Ralph Helns home on South Feeding barley .90 ,90 dolir liiiii to Old nnd Young. Plan to be present for tlie morning US 127, ' Delivery free. Phone gonornl color a shiny black. Under Among the Bible citations is this Barnes street. Malting barley 1,00 1,00 The trnuhle with strnlght-lnccd Mor- passage (Luke 7:14, 15): "And he service and Sunday School, Pre-servlce prayer meeting 9:30. 273-M, 35wlp the nbdomen is n curious rod ninrk- Ci'cam 20c nllty, ns pi-nctlcod In n perfunctory came and touched the bier: and they If you will come to the morning Sunday school 10 a. m . FOR SALE—Hot water heater, burns Eggs 12c Mniiiior 111' so nuiily Commiinltles, Is Ing, resoiiihlliig n smnll hoiir-glass In that bare him stood still. And he services, perhaps you'll find them in­ Morning worship 11:00. coal or wood, can be used for kit­ Rocks 9c-10c thnt It liold.s out no glitterili.!? Induce­ slinpo. Soiiietlmos several red dots Leghorns 7c chen stove. Also Hot blast wood ments, Griswold, or "Griz,'' ns ho appear on the abdnfnon. heater. Both almost new, 232 E, wns nddrcssod hy liis Collcliguos, know, Oak street, ^5wlp FOR RENT—Modern home, six rooms Legal Notice and bath, also garage, at reasonable even nt tlio Ago ot Hight, thnt he never would ho respected ns n coming But- t1 FOR SALE—Concord grapes for jelly rent, 409 E, Oak street. Miss Jen­ riNAI., ACCOUNT. HAWKINS—SUl'T. it, at Bashford farm, 3'/- miles east of nie Hines. 35w2p fnlo nill or John L, Siilllvnn merely • stfttc of MiclffKffh. Tlfe I'f'ulihte Court for Mason on Brickyard road. 35wl hncnuso ho wn,slio(l liohliid the Eiirs tile Couffty of Ihulffffh. FOR RENT — Apartment, modern, At ft .sessfoff of shid Coffrt, Ifeltl Ht lho Pf-o- nnd saved tip his I'ennios for tlioHen- liftto OlVice ill tifo City of Mffsoh, ift sffifi couff­ FOR SALE—Concord grapes and jolly automatic steam heat, Joy O, Da­ Mioii, It M'lis uiidoi-stnod nmnii^' tlio ty, oh Ufa L'iltlf tlffy of AuKffst, A, D, l(lH;), grapes. Excellent fruit, E, U. vis, Mason, . 35wl Lllds nf his Gang timt tlio Good Ones Pf-osohtf HON, U IL MeAliTIIUIt, JtfflKo Walker, I'/o miles soutli and I'/t. of t*f-ol)ftte, FOR RENT—Five room apartment, woro going to o.scnifo hiirniiiK in Hot Ih tifo Mfftlor of lhe Esthle or HARVEY miles east ot Dansville, 35wlp FInnies hut, aside frnm thnt, they had HAWKINS, Docuffscti, Ping-Free,yes! with bath. Centrally located. Gar­ Coeil H, Hull tfnvii);; fiiofl iff sftfti coffrt ifis FOR SALE—Or trade 2-whoel traU- age accommodations, Mrs, C, E, nn I'l'o.spccts, rfhffi fuihiiifiHtrfftioh ffccoffht, fthd his lfotitioff er, lSx2'l canvas, 1928 Chev. sedan, Henderson, 110 E, Oak street. Iff-ffyihH for lho hllutvaffctj tifef-eoi', hhfl for It soomoil to Griswold tliat if ho tifo ft.ssfKffhfeht ffhd distribtftiuh of tifo f'osidtfe Jewel gns stove, house nnd lot and Phono 198, 35wlp wnntod to ho n cowboy or travel with of sffitl fjstfflfj. a vacant lot on pavement, will trade n Circus, llo Iliid bettor dcmon.strnto an It is Of'defed, Thht lho 2filh tlffy of Soiftcm- for a gas station or small farm, 633 FOR RENT—House at 425 W, Maple, bar. A, I), llillll, ht toh o'clock Ih tho fof-c modern, 8 rooms, with bath and Imincdlnto .spirit nf Brnvndo liy lonrn- ffffoH. fft Sffifi I'f'obfflo OlVfco, 1)0 fffffi is -Ifcrelty Center street. Mason. 35wlp iii^' to Siiinko, when ho mndo this fflflfoihted for oxftihinihK fthtl hllowihK sftfd But thats not all bed!-oom on first floor. Space for 2 niiuily llcsnlvo it wn.i still pnsslhle to ffccoffht ftffti IfoffriffK .sffitl lfotitioff; FOR SALE—Wealthy apples, 40c to cars, Mrs, Carl Warner, Aurelius, It is I''hrlhor Of'dof'od, Thht ifiiblic ifolieo $1.00 per bushel. Also have cider phone 703, 35wl got Pittsburgli Stngics nt two for tifof'oof bo Kivoft by ifffblfcfttfofi ot ft coify of at 20c per gallon. M. D. Stitt, IM; Five, wlillfi a very good qunlity of litis ordof' fof- tlfreo sffccessivo wooks proviotis THIS NEW FOR RENT—Modern house on West to shid fifty ot liofff'iffK. ih tho JhKhftih Couhty miles north of Mason on Water­ Clioi'not could he hnd nut of a paper News, ft howsifffifor ifrintcil hhtl cif'chlftled iff works road, 35wlp Sycamore, B, A, Marshall, phone Box, at nny Grocoi'y Store for Three sftiti couhty. J.. U, IVIcAUTlIUH, COMPLETE 702 Aurelius, Mason R, 1, 35wl Ceiit,s ench, two tnrFlvc, nr twelve for (A true copy,) Judjfo ot J'f'oimto. C, A, G1.,1N'I'0N. liogistor ot I'f'obftto, iihwlp FOR SALE—Lombard plums for can­ Two Bits, so thnt the foul Nicotine ning now ready, Mrs, J, E, Tans­ FOR RENT—Modern 5 room apart­ ment, Effie Hawn, wlp wn.s, ns ynii nilgllt sny, within the lIUAUlNCi CLAIMS AVKItV—DEC. 2DTII SUPERFUEL well, Phone 21-Pll, 35wlp Roach of All, Stfito ut MichinfffL Tbu I'robftto Cotfrt for tifo Coffffly of Ifft'lfftnL FOR SALE—Good almost new Detroit At ft sessioft ot sftiti Cotirt, hold ftt tho Pro­ Business lLocals If ho finnlly could puff nt n Twofer COMBINES Jewel gas range, instant lighting I without getting dizzy, it wns bocnuso bitto Olfico iff lho City of Mftson in lho said black and white, reasonable price. Cotihty, oh tiio '.iSth dffy ot Auitust, A, B, I'JIili, NOTICE—steinhoff cider mill will ho sliowod the Optiniisni nnd dogged Prosoht, HON, L. B, McAUTHUR, JutlBO of Phone 426, 35wl Doternilnntion that are demanded of Pf'obftto, start Wednesday, September 6 and lit tho Mffttor of tifo Estflto ot MARY E, FOR SALE—Tomatoes for canning. vyill be open every Wednesday until flny ono who would le/irn to cnt Olives, AVEUY, DocofuscfL further notice, John L, Runyon, Ip piny Bridge, reduce the Weight, listen It ffpifoftrifiK to tho cotirt thht tho limo tor Leave orders at Samann's store for Ifrosffhlutfon ot clhinis ffifftihat aftid csthto future delivery. Also have peppers to nn Opus or rend Hindoo Poetry. slfoulti bo limited, hhd thftt ft timo uffd plht'o CUT FLOWERS, baskets, sprays, etc, ALL for sale, Fred Lee, 34w2p By the time lie was in his Toons ho bo hififoihtod to receive, oxhmiffo hhd ftfljtfst 7 for all occasions. Large variety owiipd a I'lpo nnd painfully tried to use fdl clfdhfs ffhd dctifffiids uKuinst sftid tlocoftscd FOR SALE—3,000 elm apple or pota­ perrennial roots, rock plants, al- by hffd Ifufof'c shid court! the kind of Lnngtingo thnt would have It is Ortlof'otl, Tlffft creditors ot shid docohs- to crates, I-I, J, Lauer, 6 miles pines. Satisfied customers our flrst ESSENTIALS liorrltle.00 ns provided for by law, ^ Standard's popularity general farmer. Steady job. L. and no suit or proceeding ot taw having been Miscellaneous scoffed at and branded as Mbllycod- instituted to recover the monsys secured by 7 Sells at the price of Orloff, R. 3,'Chelsea, Mich., 2 miles - dies. • ,Darb'.tHereaf,; west of North lake. 35wlp Notico is hereby given,, that-by .virtue of tho regular CARD OP THANKS—I wish to thank Why did Griswold, a little later, put power of sale contained'in 'said mortgago, and WANTED—To buy 100 hogs a week. my neighbors and friends and the his Foot on the Rail and try his tho atatute in such case mnde and provided, Will pay within 40c of Detroit mar­ O. E. S. for the cards, calls, fruit darnedest to Drink a Glass of Lager on the 26th day of November, 1033, nt ten ket. Call before delivery. Will also and flowers given me during my o'clock in tho forenoon, the underaigned will, without making a Pace? Because he at tho north front door of the City Hali. in tho NEW STANDARO REO CROWN buy beef cattle. FranH Wrook, lUness. Mrs. Prank Collar, wl had learned that he had to burst City of Lnnsing, Ingham County, Michigan, Holt, phone 7-F3. 4-tf that being a place whore the Circuit Court for CARD OP THANKS-1 wish in this through this swinging Doors and tho County of Ingham ta hold, sett at public pound on the Bar in order to acquire auction, to the highest bidder, the premises'de­ way to express my appreciation of scribed in said mortgage, or so much thereof For Rent the kindness of the neighbors In as­ real Standing as one of the Boys. He as may be necessary to pay the amount so as didn't have nny more Craving for Beer aforesaid due on said mortgage, with seven sisting me following the destruction percent interest, and ait legal costs, together PGR RENT — Several good Mason of my buildings by flre. L. B. Long- than had the other thousands of daunt­ with said attorney's fee, which said premises houses, $7, $10,116. Reynolds Real necker. 35wlp less Heroes who tried to consume It are deacribed in said mortgage as follows! SUPERFUEL }i Estate, Earl Parrlsh, salesmim, 114 before It was driven across the River 'Lot Number Twenty-two (22), Rtvarcreat W. Oak. SBwl CARD OP THANKS—I wish to to Windsor. tasted like Spoiled Subdivision of the City ot Lkniing, according thank our 'friends and neighbors to the recorded plat thereof. - Rain Wdter.|yltl),.^. Pickle In It. A« Dat«ll August 81, 1033. PRICED NO HIGHER THAN REGULAR GASOUNE -^'V FOR RENT—6-room apartment, mod­ and Aurelius Aid Society for their ftor Red Stuff, ih» iawt,Jiiijf,,,i«f "' OAmOL ?Ay|ftS9/.,«:iI^,AN C9JkIPANY, em, well located. Two-ear gutgi. kindneu to^-ne dbrtnf-«y^ recent was like awallowing a Kerosene Tf Mr*. Frank Potter, S27 BMt Aab. OUMUIMsTbUMMINa, Attorney. tanUut- ? «u BcunimT IT nMMtt 0(1 ir/mnit UliMM, Nora Hollfy and family. mt.., 401 ,Oapltoi Savlnn * U»n BMff.^ '''''''''^^^^^^H^^iyaiMaBiMHwaiaM INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MI CHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31,1933 Page Seven

. Max Wileden returned last week SEMPER FIDELIS PARTY from a two months trip into Texas, Vevay Couple Feted Members of the Semper Fidelis 1933 SEPTEMBER i933 class of the Baptist church were en- Mrs, Isabell Call was the guest of On Golden Wedding /tertained at a novel party at the home Personal Mention Mrs, Sarah Pryor, Tuesdoy, lUN MON r«| WIO THU »»l UT Calendar of Jas. Percy Ellis 'on Okomos ptreet Help make Mason more neighborly by telephoning or sending interesting Miss Ethel White left Sunday for I 2 NIECE OF COUPLE ENTERTAINS last Thursday night. As the guests personal items to the News. Phone 55 St, Paul, Minnesota, 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 GUESTS SATURDAY. arrived they were ushered into a min­ of Events iature fair grounds. In ono room was Mr, and Mrs, William Karns and 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 Mrs. Walter Roinliart of Chicago, the midway with all the games found son Kenneth were Sunday guests of pleasantly surprised her uncle and Roy Adams spent last week In Chi­ Mrs. M, W. Raymond is confined to 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 on the midway of any fair, in another cago at the World's Fair, her home by illness. Mr, and Mrs, S. H, Haddy, Sunday. For the Week aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stoll, Satur­ a race track which created much mer­ 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 day evening on their golden wedding Mr, and Mrs, M. M, Bowers spent Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cave are visit­ Mrs. Paul Fiedler of Holt was a riment as tiie horses and riders were anniversary, when after returning named for members of the class. The Sunday with John Hyatt near Leslie, ing relatives in Ohio for a few days, caller at the Charles Pierce home last Friday, September 1, R, A. M. meeting, from a drive, they fofind 50 neighbors Thursday. very beautiful prizes which consisted Friday, September 1, Baptist primaiy S, S, picnic nt county park, and friends gathered at their home to Miss Bernice Lou Alien spent tho Pitt M. Ellsworth is visiting friends James Jackson underwent a major of paintings, flower basket and bou­ in Jackson this week and attending Friday, September 1, Hawley community club with Mr, and Mrs, help them celebrate the occasion. A week end with her aunt at Greenville, operation at the Mason hospital Fri­ quets, ail the work of Mr. Ellis were the fair. Thomas Barr, social time was enjoyed and John won by Mrs. Ellsworth Brown, Mrs. Mr, and Mrs, Paul A, Nussdorfer day afternoon. Noxon, in behalf of those present, pre­ and daughter Betty have returned Mr. and Mrs, James Hancock of Friday, Septeniber 1, Reception at Baptist church for teachei-s and H. J, Bartley, Mrs. H. H. Hoyt, Elgin Mrs. Jake Riggs underwent a major sented the honor guests with a purse Ellsworth and Mrs. Morris Wagner. I'rom their visit to Minnesota, Holt were guests of Charles Pierce operation at the Mason hospital, Fri­ students, of money, A luncheon was served by one day last week. The next meeting will be with Mr. Mr, and Mrs, Paul C, Davidson of day. Tuesday, September 5, Eastern Star meoUng, Mrs, Reinhart and her two daughters, and Mrs. L. J. Fuller of Vevay town­ Elsie and Bernicce, a feature of which Scott, Indiana, were week end guests Mr. and Mrs. C. StolTy of Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moorehouse of Wednesday, September 6, F, & A, M, meeting, ship. of Mr, and Mrs, George Webb. was a gold and white wedding cake Rapids called on Mrs. Frank Perry Jerome, spent last Sunday with their Wednesday, September 6, Mason high school band concert at 8 p, m, Miss Velva Minty of Minneapolis, Sunday. cousin, W, L. Cheney. for tlie bride and groom of a half cen­ Wednesday, September 6, Rebekah lodge meeting, tury ago, Minnesota, spent a few days last Mrs. Maurice Lyon had her tonsils Clarence Lock, county treasurer, is Program For Concert week with Mason friends. in Chicago this week attending the Thursday, September 7, Webb and Pink community clubs with Mrs, Mr. and Mrs, Stoll reside on their removed at the Orr hospital on Sat­ farm two miles east of Mason where Hubert Harrison and Miss Doris Century of Progress Exposition. F, Smith, urday. they have spent tho past 25 years. Listed For Wednesday Harrison spent Sunday in Chicago at Russell Searl of Lansing spent the Thursday, September 7, L, O, T, M, picnic at county park, They came to America from Germany the Woi'ld's Fair. Mrs. Roxic Bowers underwent a major operation at the Orr hospital week ond with his parents, Mr. and Thursday, September 7, American Legion meeting at Patriotic hall. 44 years ago. SCHOOL BAND WILL PRESENT Mr. and Mrs. Charles Spanier of Wednesday morning. Mrs, F. E, Scarl, CONCERTS IN SEPTEfUBER, Lansing, were Sunday guests of Mr. Travers Allen of Mlddleton, spent and Mrs. A. L, Critchett, Mrs. Minnie Blanchard of Wheat- several days with his cousins, Lor­ TO REOPEN STUDIO Mason Florist Awarded Mr, and Mrs, J, W, Moon and field, called on Mrs, Mae Haddy, last raine and Bartlett Smith. Mrs, Marie Smith will reopen her Director Joseph Wyman has an­ studio in the home of Mrs, Ella Lud­ Prize At Jackson Fair daughter arc staying at the home of week. nounced tlie program for the Septem­ Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Snyder were in ium on State street next week. It KTRATION OF PUPILS ber 6, band concert to. be given by Mr, and Mrs, B, T, Fry, Mr, and Mrs. Royal Cogswell of Toledo, Ohio, Monday doing their has been closed during the summer T. «. ELLIS OF MASON WINS the Mason blgh school band, the final Mrs, Porter Field and children have Jackson, called on Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Christmas buying for their store. Deuel last Wednesday. months. HIGHEST AWARD. concert before the opening of school. returned lo their home liere after sev­ Graydon Guernsey of Mlddleton, Other concerts are planned during eral weeks spent at Bertha lake, The Maccabec picnic scheduled for was a Sunday guest of Mr, and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Densmore were SALE OF SECOND HAND BOOKS T, H, Ellis, Mason florist aitd gar­ September, however. The numbers to Mr, and Mi*. Montie Lewis of Iosco• Thursday, August 31, has been post- D, A, Smith, in Bay City on business, Wednesday. dener, carried off prizes at the Ingham be presented are King Lear, as over­ jDoned until Thursday, September 7. IS SCHEDULED. spent two day's last week with Mr. Mr, and Mrs, Harry Manion of Lan­ Mr. and Mrs, Edward Campbell co'unty fair last week. Not content ture by Hazel; Columbia, a selection and Mrs. S. H. Haddy. The Presbyterian L. A. S. is spon­ sing, were Sunday guests of Mr, and have moved into the Mrs. F, W. Webb Mmon Classes To Begin Sciptenil>er with local honors Mr, Ellis arranged by Barnard; Narcissus by Nevin and Benjamin Barr is enjoying a two- soring an operetta which they plan to Mrs, Ferris Reason, apartment on Barnes street. , II, Teachers To Hold Session other exhibits for the Jackson fair the Rosary by Nevin; the serenade. La present in tho early part of October, this week, Wednesday morning he Paloma by Yradier; and selections week vacation from his work in De­ Regular convocation ot Ingham Mrs. Cora Collier has moved into September ». Mrs,; B. Chubb and children of Dur­ was notified that he had been award­ from Tannhauser by Wagner. Several troit. Chapter No, ,'51, R, A. M,, will be held the Minnie Kelly apartment at 121 E, and, are spending a few days with ed first prize for tho finest collection marches will also be played. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bickert of on Friday night, September 1, Elm street, Superintendent Donald A. Murray of cut flowers, plants,and foliage. Mrs. Clifford Hurry. of the Mason schools announces that A large and enthusiastic audience Lansing, spent several days last week Glen Cline has resumed his work at Mr. and Mrs, B, W. McEwen and The exhibits were scored on the Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hurry spent his office will be open next week for was present Wednesday night to hear with Mr. and Mrs, C, L, Bickert, the county treasurer's office after a family are moving this week to Rose­ quality and quantity of the material, the week end at Argentine lake with the registration of students. The of­ the weekly concert of tiio band. Herbert Barnum spent last week in vacaUon of two weeks. bush. the artistic effect of tlie exhibit and V. Hurry and family. iice hours are to be from eight o'clock Chicago attending the Century of Miss Betty Davis, who has been vis­ the color harmony,' Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Parsons and in the morning until noon and from Pi-ogress exposition, Mr-3. Luella Dakin of Lansing was iting Miss Sarah Bullen, returned to children are attending the Century of For several years Mr, Ellis was em­ the guest of Mrs, Earl Otis Wednes­ het-home in Oberlin, Ohio, last Friday, one to three o'clock in the afternoon Mr, and Mrs, H, H, Barnum and Progress exposition in Chicago. on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ployed as gardener by Richard H, day. Mr, and Mrs,' Earl Bittner of De­ family moved to their new home in Mr. and Mrs. William Wandell of and Friday. On Saturday the office Scott of Lansing, Mr, Ellis was a East Lansing, today, Thursday, Miss Maxine Densmore of Lansing troit, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Lansing, called on Miss Margaret gardener in England before coming to Vogue spent last week with Miss June Bir­ will be open from one until five in the Mr, and Mi-s, Russell McBride re­ Mrs, Harry Howell, Lindsay, Wednesday. afternoon. the United States following the war. kett, During tlie,war he served with tho turned Sunday from Chicago, where Mrs, Alice Severance of near Oke­ Mr. and Mrs, H. K. Rhodes of De­ Mrs, Dean Taylor and two children. Teachers liave been asked to report British forces. they attended tlie World's Fair. mos, was the guest of Mrs, Isabel Call troit, arc visiting the former's par­ Dean, Jr,, and Patricia, have returned at one o'clock on Saturday afternoon, Beauty Palmer Uncoin of Detroit, called on last Saturday, ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Rhodes. to their home here after several September 9, to receive instructions ENTERTAINS AT DINNER his cousin, Mrs, D, R, Lethbridge and weeks spent near Cheboygan. Mrs, Neil Hinkley, Mrs, H, J, Bart­ There wiii bo mixed foursome play and to make out schedules for the Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Sanford enter­ Dr, Lethbridge, Sunday, ley, Mrs, Harry Gillespie and Mrs, followed by a weenie roast at the coming year. Classes are to begin Mr. and Mrs. Sam Newcomb and tained the following friends and rela­ Salon Miss Pi-ances Peek spent the week Vance Mclntyre were Tuesday guests Mason golf course Friday evening. September 11. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McCurdy of tives at their home Sunday; Mr. and end with Mr, nnd Mi-s, Orla Disenroth of Mrs, G, E, Densmore of Ann Arbor, Guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Salis­ The school will handle used text Mrs, M. Winchell and son Roy of Otis- Milford called on Mrs, James Stid, Paul B, Cheney and Murl Morland and family of Leslie, Tuesday, bury this week were Mrs, Peter Troost books again this year. All books must villc, Mr. and Mrs. C. Winchell of MOTHERS! Mr, and Mrs, Clifford Palmer and of Allegan, spent last Tliursday eve­ of Niies, and Mr, and Mrs. J'. W. Haz­ be brought to the school next week. Flint, Mrs. Ruby Schlosser of Clio, Perniiincnt Waves $'2.00 Mr. and Mrs. James Deuel and Glen ning with VV, L, Cheney and attended Pupils Need Homos Miss Lucile Burgin of Avoca, Iowa, daughter Ima spent the week end at Deuel of Lansing attended the golden ard of Lansing. School days will soon be here Benton Harbor, the fair, Donald Cady of St. Johns, and Miss Mr, Murray reports that homes are Mrs. Lucy Swift of Harrison, Idaho, again. Give your daughter a cro- wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs, Miss Mat-y Hawley of Jackson, Mr, i\Ir, and Mi-s. Claud Youngs of Lake Carl Stoll Saturday night. Mr, and Mrs, Ward Bullen, accom­ Edna May Brlnlnstool of Eaton Rap­ needed by three more high school quignole permanent. A push up panied by Mrs, Frank Lott and Miss ids, were united in marriage by Rev. girls if they are to attend school. The and Mrs, R, H, Royston, Mr, and Mrs, wave that requires no fingerwav- Lansing, and Mrs, Louise Robinson Mr. and Mrs, A, L. Braman of Lucile Lott of Holt, spent Sunday in W. B. Hartzog at his home Wednes­ girls, all old enough to be helpful, H, B, Longyear and son Boyd of Ma­ ing, with beautiful ringlet ends. A visited Charles Pierce and Mrs, Frank Dansville, announce the birth of a Manchester, y' day night. want to work for their board and son, Carroll Jackson and Waiter natural wave that lasts untU the Perry last Thursday. daughter last week. Mrs. Braman will Shellbcrgor of Jackson, and Mr, and The Collar families of Alaiedon and room. Several homes have already hair grows out. Shampoo, set and Mrs, Beulah Cohen of Williams be remembered as Clara Fitzsimmons, Mr. and Mrs, Fred N. Searl and been found but three more are need­ Mrs, P, L, Sanford of Kalamazoo, dry included, Lake spent Friday and Saturday Mason, gathered at the county park daughter Patricia of Grand Rapids, Several bouquets of flowers wore fur­ Miss Yvonne Surateaux had her Sunday to celebrate the birthday an­ ed. A money saving bargain for you, with her mother, Mrs. Emma Pen­ tonsils removed at tiie Orr hospital on were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs, nished by T, H, Ellis, local gardener. niversary of Charles Lay, F. E, Searl, Mrs. Searl came to at­ Places where county normal stu­ mothers! And a saving of timo berthy. Monday, She is the daughter of Mrs. Mrs, Ralph Adams, Miss Ethel tend the reunion of the class of 1913. dents may work for their board and foi- the school girl. Mrs, Ada Green and Mrs. Florence June Surateaux. room are also needed. As in high ECONOMY TEST ENDED Adams and Mr, and Mrs, C. W. MHO VOGUE BEAUTY SALON Smith of Jackson called on Mrs. Em­ W. O. Gregg was called to Toledo, school, the need seems to be greater The economy test run of the new Mark Morrison was removed from Browne attended the funeral for Eva (over Clliifiier's BaJtcry) ma Penberthy last Thursday after­ the Orr hospital to his home in Aure­ Ohio, last Friday by the critical ill­ than ever this year. Two boys plan­ V-8 Ford frohi Detroit and southern noon. May Adams in Flint, Monday. ness of his brother. Earl Gregg, whose ning to attend normal are still with­ Owiit^r and Prop. l!l(ll»;h Nichols lius this week. He recently underwent Michigan recently was completed with Plione m Miss Nancy Gene Ellett of Grand an operation. Mr. and Mrs. George Hylman and condition at present remains unchang­ out places to stay and three girls are gratifying results. Ford dealer slates sons, Kenneth and t)onald, of Akron, ed. Rapids, spent tho past week with her Mrs. Mary Browne is very iU at the yet to find homes where they may Ohio, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, work for their board and room. grandparents. Rev. F. G. EUett and home of Mrs. Bertha Shafer where she D. G. Barr and son, Benjamin, left Mrs. F, G. Ellett. has been cared for during her long Lou Tucker, this Thursday morning for Indiana­ Persons desiring to take in high Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hampton and illness. Mr, and Mrs, Frank Liverance of polis, Indiana, to bring Miss Norma school students are asked to get in daughter Mildred of Leslie, were Okemos were guests of Mrs, Frank Barr, who has just completed her year touch with Mr, Murray or the Ing­ Mr. and Mrs, Frank Willett of Ve­ Pcri-y and Charles Pierce last week as interne in the University of In ham County News, Those willing to Thursday callers of Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. vay, announce the birth of a daughter G. S. THORBURN and attended the fair, diana hospital, back to her home here. allow Normal students to work for Deuel. on Monday, August 28. She has been Mi-s. Metta Bollinger of Mlddleton, Mrs, Ivan Potter was operated upon Mason Rebekah lodge will resume board and room are asked to leave named Gertrude Catharine. their names at the office of the Ing­ was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph at the Mason hospital Tuesday, Mrs, meetings on Wednesday, September 6 Charles Palmer of Yale, and John at,the L 0. O. F. hall after a vaca­ ham County News, Adams one day last week and attend­ Dart Michigan State college students, Coe Emmons of Dearborn, is her Groceries ed the fair. nurse. tion of two months. A committee has arc spending this week at the World's been appointed for special entertain­ Mr, and Mrs, Frank Dakin and Mr. Fair at Chicago. The Misses Leona Stobie and Addie Baptist Young People Keesler are attending the Century of ment features. and Mrs. H. H. Snyder spent Sunday Mrs, D. E, Watts left today, Thurs­ Progress exposition in Chicago this Mr, and Mrs. Walter Benardin of Fresh and Smolced in Gaines in Shiawassee county and day, for Ithaca, to spend the week Reorganize Society ntlondcd the camp meeting there. week, Livingston,, Illinois, announce the with Rev. C. L, Beebe and Mrs. Bee­ birth of a daughter, Elizabeth Lee, on Mr. and Mrs, Glen Caltrider and W, be. Mrs, Jay T, Sweeney and daughter NEW OFFICERS ARE ELECTED Katherine of Howell, and Miss Diehl August 25. Mr. Benardin is a nephew C, Hancock, Jr., arc in OdyviUe, West Mr, and Mrs, Raymond Doane of AT RECENT ftlBETING. M 00 OUR Mn Meats Virginia, where they were called by of Bay City, sister of Mrs, Sweeney, of J. H. Heaiey and has often visited Lansing, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. here. SPECIALS FOR WEEK OF SEPT. 1st TO SEPT. Stli Lhe death of Mrs, James Caltrider, E, J. Doane and Mr. and Mrs, Floyd were Thursday guests of Mrs, N, N, The young people of the Baptist Louis A. Stid, secretary and treas­ cliurch have reorganized their society Mr, and Mrs. Marshall Barr and Burgess and attended the fair a few Rouse, urer of the Farmers Mutual Fire in­ and have adopted a new constitution GOLD DUST SCOURER, SOAP CHIPS, son, Max, loft Sunday to spend a few days last week. Mr, and Mrs, Wourt Every and daughter Joyce and Mr, and Mrs, surance company is attending the and by-laws. The new officers are, ;uor 14c Easy Tasli, 5 lbs. .. 30c days in Chicago at the Century of The Hawley Community club will Progress exposition. Every and family and Gail Fiske were World's Fair in Chicago this week Ivan Heincelman, president; Mrs, Ed­ moot with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barr with Ml-, and Mrs. C. A, Diehl and ith Freshour, vice president; Ruth POST TOASTIES, PEANUT BUTTER, Mr. and Mi-s, Henry Adams and Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs, on Friday, September 1, for potluck family of Dansville, Lott, secretary; and Ralph Wythe, Large pacltage ... .IQc "St. Laurent", 2 lb.23c family of Syracuse, N, Y,, are visit­ Earl Otis, supper. Walter Carven will have Mrs, C, E, Henderson, who has been treasurer. The committee chairmen ing at the home of Roy and Ethel charge of the program, Mrs,, Ray Bullen and son Dean are are, Kathryn Noxon, devotional; June STUFFED OLIVES, SWEET PICKLES, Adams, spending this week at Orchard Beach spending several months in Cody, Mr, and Mrs, Clifford Paliner and Wyoming, with her daughter, Mrs, Zlckgraf, stewardship; Muriel Han­ "Queen", S-oz. Jar .19Q - Wliole or mixed, pt. 12c Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Brown of De­ daughter Ima, Mrs, Charles Whiting state park at Manistee, Mr, Bullen cock, service; Howard Bennett, fel­ will join them Saturday and they Clifford Holm, left for her home liero troit spent a few days this week with and Mr. and Mrs, Frank Lester are Tuesday and will arrive here the lat­ lowship; Freda Beach, pianist; and MASON MILK, TEA SIFTING, Mr, and Mrs, V. J. Brown, Their will return Labor Day, Opal Hancock, chorister. attending the Century of Progress at ter part of the week. Tall, 16 0/ 7c .Tapan, Ib ] Qc daughter, Helen, returned home with Chicago this weei:. W, A, Hall, Mr, and Mrs,, Clark The officers with tlie pastor and the them after a visit here. Hall, Chellis Hall, Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Miss Esther Greve, principal of the The friends of Miss Elizabeth county normal at Cadillac, and Mrs, adult counselor make up a cabinet TOILET SOAP, TABLE TALK COFFEE, The annual Fiannigan reunion was Smith of California entertained her at Hall and two sons, Orren Hail and which will meet on the first Thursday Miss Vivian Faulkner spent Sunday at Carl Gi-eve and son, Bruce, have re­ "Peerless" H. water..3 IQc Steel cut, lb JQc hold at the county park Sunday with a farewell party at the home of Miss turned from an extended trip into evening of each month to plan for the the zoo at Royal Oak, work ahead, A special cabinet meet­ 30 guests present from Eaton Rapids, Juno Birkett Monday afternoon. She Canada and the eastern states. They Detroit, Lansing, Onondaga and Ma­ left for California Tuesday morning. l^egular communication of Mason ing is being called this Thursday eve­ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Lodge No, 70, F, & A, M., will be held travelled over 3000 miles on their trip, son. The little son of Mr, and Mrs, Glen ning, August 31, to plan for Septem­ on Wednesday night, September 6, for Mrs, Ada Green and Mrs, Luella ber, ' The regular meeting wUl be on VINEGAR, GRANULATED SUGAR, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lofberg of Ann Shreve of Marshall, and grandson of the first meeting of the fall work of Wessells of Jackson, called on Mrs, September 7, Arbor, were week end guests of Mr. Mrs, James Deuel, had the misfortune pure cider, gallon .18c 10 pounds 49c the lodge, Emma Penberthy, Monday night on and Mrs. B. A. Densmore enroute to to badly injure his log when it caught their return home from Holt, where BONELESS PORK JACK SPRATT BACON, Ironwood to visit Mr. Lofberg's par­ in a bicycle wheel, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Searl of they called on Dr, Seth Jones, who is Lansing and Fred Staford of Man­ Fear Families Enjoy ents. Mrs. C, W, Bell and son Harold and very ill at his home there, ROAST, lb 12c 1-2 lb. cellopliane .. 1 Ic chester, father of Mrs. Searl, were Mr. and Mrs, Henry True of De­ Miss Ledah Laverty spent last week Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. F, P. Milbury returned home last Their Annual Reunion BONELESS ROULETTS, PIG or HAM troit were week end guests of Mr. in Chicago with Mrs, Mary Anderson E, Searl and attended the fair here. Saturday from the St. Lawrence hos­ and Mrs. Earl Brown. Paul Brown and attended the Century of Progress IMEMBERS GATHER AT COUNTY slianliless picnics lb. 12c HOCKS, lb 7c Mrs. Lloyd Doane and three sons, pital where he underwent an optical returned to Detroit with them to spend exposition, operation. Dr. J. O. Wetzel was the ' PARK HERE SUNDAY. two weeks. Mr, and Mrs, Louis Barnes and Mr, Donald, Dewey and Ned, have return­ Choice Fruits Fresh Vegetables ed from Hale where they spent the attending surgeon. James Sevine was Winford Barnum and Robert Olney and Mrs. Clifford Hamlin and son of his nurse during the week he remain­ The 12th annual reunion of the Fear We DeJiver- Phone 36 spent tho week end at Eight Point Toledo, Ohio, and Miss Elsie Buck of summer months. Mr. Doane spent the famUies was held at the county park week end in Hale with them. ed in the hospital. lake with Harvey Seeley, who is Bowling Green, Ohio, were Sunday A stated meeting of Mason Chapter on Sunday with 65 in attendance from Mrs. Harold King is enjoying a va­ FowlervUle, Webberville, Jackson, Ma­ camping there with his parents, Mr. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Artliur Buck. No. 150, O. E. S., will be held in the cation from her work as court house son and Parkers Corners. A potluck and Mrs. Charles Seeley and family. Mr, and Mrs, Charles Barker left chapter rooms on Tuesday night, Sep­ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hall and son Wednesday on their 30th trip to Che­ switchboard operator. Mrs. Arthur dinner was served at 1:30 o'clock and Starkey is supplying during her ab­ tember 5, at 7:30 o'clock. The edu­ was foUowed by the election of offi­ Harold of Eaton Rapids, spent Wed­ boygan where they spend several cational chairman asks for all the nesday of last week with Mr. and months each year during the hay sence. cers for the coming year, Those elect­ mite boxes to be turned in at this ed -were Herbert Briggs, president; Mrs. Ralph Adams and attended the fever season, Rev. H. J, Reemtsma and children meeting. Carol and Kieth of El Reno, Okla­ Carrie Speer, vice president; Frances fair. Ralph, Roy and Miss Ethel Adams Miss Beatrice Otis entertained sev­ homa, spent a part of last week with Briggs, secretary and treasurer; Etta Mrs. L. L. Bradman and daughter spent Sunday in Flint at the home of eral young people from Mason, Bath their-aunts, Mrs, J. E. Tanswell and Allen, program chairman; Clarence Laurlne of Lansing, returned Friday their cousin, Carl Adams, whose three and Dewitt Sunday evening at the Dr. Mrs. W. L, Cheney. Allen, sports chairman; and Carrie from an extended visit with the for­ year old daughter, Eva May, died Fri­ O. H. Freeland cabin. Games were Speer, chairman .of the table commit­ mer's parents in Waco, Texas. Laurlne day after she was struck by an auto Roy Adams and Miss Ethel Adams enjoyed during the evening and re­ tee. spent from Friday until Sunday with spent Wednesday and Thursday in Al­ in the driveway at her parents home. freshments were served by the hos­ A program consisting of a reading her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. The members of the Webb School legan. -Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams tess, Bradman here. and daughter Alice of Syracuse^ who by Mrs. George Allen, singing by the Improvement club will be the guests The families of the Baptist church were .visiting relatives In Allegan, re­ Fear choir and the reading of the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown enter­ j3t the Pink Community club at "the are invited to the reception for the turned to Mason with them. family history by Mrs. J. Speer was mam tained Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hoyt and home of Mrs. Daisy Smith on Thurs^ teachers and students of the church, • The Kipp community club will hold enjoyed. The next reunion will be There are a few g-ood used cars on the floor. In fine me­ daughter of Alaiedon, Mr. and Mrs. day, September 7, the regular meet­ who will soon leave for their work, In held at the same place on the last Its first: meeting of the season at the Charles Monroe of Onondaga, Mr. and ing day of the club. the church parlors on Friday night, Saturday In Augiist. Four births oc­ chanical condition, these cars will give miles more of inex­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Evans on Mrs. Arthur Brown and daughter and September 1, at eight o'clock. Mrs. curred during the past year In: the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Relnharlf.of Friday .evening, September 1. Mem­ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Robinson at Nell Hinkley, college counselor, Is fanally" group, among them the twin pensive transportation. Come in and see them. Chicago spent the week end with the bers will-'furnish sandwiches and one their ho^e Sunday." chairman of the affair. sons of! Mr. and Mrs. Jay Coffee of Iatter's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. other dish .oiE fWd. Mr. and Mrs. George Deuel and Mr. Carl Stoll, east of Mason. :The.l!r two Mrs. Harriet Hoover of Duluth Aialedon. Two death'were also .re­ 1932 V-8 Tudor Sedan, like new. and Mrs. James Deuel, accompanied daughters, who have spentvthe lum- Mr. and jirsi^f James Stid -accom­ sp§nt a few days this ,week with Mrs. corded idurihg , thet past year, -Oscar by Glen Deuel of Lansing, spent Sun­ mer here returned home wltt them panied Mr. ahdi^Mrs. Warren Smith A. G. Ball and Bessie BalL On Wisd- Maleskle and Mrs. Mary,jF^ar-Jacobs, 1930 flSwn Sedan. day in Jonesville where they celebrat­ Sund^. ,• • . • •' of Jackson t(i:-Grand Rapids Sunday nlssday Mrs. Hoover f Bnd~ Miss Ball the latter being <>the last of the origi­ 1930 Tudor Sedan. ed the 91st birthday anniversary of Mrs.. Claude BiiUen of : National' to visit'; Mrs. Mary Stid. They also went to Chicago to attend the Cen­ nal members of the Pear family. . Lewis Deuel,, father of George and City, California, was the guest of hon­ went to,-Grattij.;Haveh to view Lake tury of Progress and Mrs. Hoover James Deuel. There were 35 present Michigan. . • • ' 1929 Tudor Sedan with new motor. or at a dinner party at the :h6me of; went on to Duluth. Miss BaU will re­ FABEWELLvipABtY GIvW at the affair. turn to Mason Friday., . Mr. and Mrs; Frank C. Lott of Holt. fcMr. knd .MnJ^Mark Cave and Mr. Tuesday evening,a: special meeting 1932 DeLuxe V-S Coupe. Mrs. D. W. Campbell, Mr., and Mrs. Other guests Included Mr. ^ wd Mrs.- and Min, .Gllfford Ray have returned Mrsf Carl Greve and fsbn. Bruce, of fths..Mason ^fH.club,,with^amuel Fay Berrldge and daughter, .Donna Herman Bullen, Miss Maud Bullen, after-sMndiiig fleyeral days, in Chic-, Mrs. L. Alexander, and Miss Esther Tomltiison as host,' wias called as a 1929 Chevrolet Coupe. Llsse, of Atchison, Kansas, will WsR Mr. and 'Mrs. Prank- Severance and' ago vlMtlng the Century of Progress Greve .Vetarjoed .ffSattirday evening farewell to this ttjcEwiB^'chlldrieh, who Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Rathburn arriving dau^ter Jeanette. The occtftion was iSxposition and other interesting from a month's) vacation spent in Du­ have' li^en'<^tivr members in the club Two-1927 Model^^T In excellent condition. Just next week from Port Stanley, Ontar­ the 42nd wedding anniversary of the places In Chicago. luth, Minhesota'*''>|d other northern for several years., The Bertram Mc­ io, where they have, spent the sum­ host aiid hostess. Harry Gillespie, superintendent of cities. They visited the Dells of Wis­ Ewen family lii nibving'to Rosebush the thing for school children. mer. They will vlslfthe Century of The-Hall fainllles on West Columbia road maintenance, was rushed to the consin and spent several days, at the this .week. After the business meet­ Progress , Exposition In Chicago on Road have been entertaining the fol­ Mason hospital Thursday - evening Century of Progress on their trip ing games were played and the win­ 1926 Oldsmobile. their wayhome. lowing relatives and friends the past where an emergency operation for ap­ home. ners awarded prizes. The members Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Bailey and Mr. week, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Porter, Mr. pendicitis was performed. He is rest­ Miss Effle Symns and Miss Mary and parents brought well filled bas­ ing comfortably .at prissent. ;,. and Mrs. Clement Caltrider left last and Mrs. Rodnisy rY.ou'ngs and daugh­ Lukens of Atctilsoh, Kansas, are vis­ kets and a potluck supper was enjoy­ COMMERCIAL CARS Saturday morning for Odyvllle, West ters, Dorothy and Lucile; of Paiynette, The primary classes of the .Baptist iting Mr. and Mrs. CM. Rathburn ed, Later H. H.'Barnum gave a fare­ Virginia, where they attended the fun­ Wis., Mrs. Etta, Howie, Mrs. Ella Sunday achool will hold a picnic at this week after a visit to the Century well address. 1929 Ford Truck. Two 1929 Chevrolet Trucks. eral of Mrs. James Caltrider, sister- Qraff, Mrs. Laura Miller and daugh­ the county .park oh Friday, September of Progress in Chicago. Mrs. Symns 1928 Chevrolet Truck. 1930 Chevrolet Truck. in-law of Mr. Caltrider, on Sunday. ter, Elaine, of Chippewa Falls, Wis., 1. The children WlU meet.at the court is a sister-in-law of Colonel A. S. OAR BAOKiFinED Mr. and Mrs. Bailey were the guests and Miss Lydla Steinoff of Hlbbings, house at two o'clock in the afternoon Rowan (U. S. Army, retired) who The flre department was summoned of the Iatter's slst«r, Mrs. J. P. Catt: Minn. Mr. Porter and Mrs. Howie and wlU;be accompanied to the park "carried the message to Oarda" dur­ Monday noon to extinguish a blaze rider, while ther^ Mrs. C. Caltrider are brother and sister of Mrs. Hall, by their teachers. Eaah child will ing the Spanish war. Col. Rowan re­ caused by,the backfiring of an auto- remained to spend seyeral weeks with and Miss Youngs Is a niece. Mtsa furnish table service, sandwiches and sided iavAtchtsoh during the time Mr. mobllie. . The car wais. In the alley be- her mofther, Mrs.-'SoiiimitnKUi^ud tl|,e Stainoff f aO!^ ilfnii-; arair.iWere ^former a dish to oass. The drink will be pro> ahd' &It«. Rathbuni -had' tb«lr. home ,wee£ Oak and Aahltf-eetii. No dam- J. B. DEAN teiMhen-of tilt H«U chUdrao. vided.- - - 'i^-i'.- '\ •:i • I •tiitra.1 r>-wi«sf,i.ft jiUriiki?6'^T&yA%i''r «-^«-.-' ««»•',.*.' wi»*e->io«o. m 'i^V' '.'•;.-.%iKtf,.-;y,.t..:.,.'-„..:,l 1 ii; ,b.s.e -V4.>'^:.(^',t-:.. •:!'.'.'...'ill; ."'^'i;- -'.f;- INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31,1933 Page Eiglit Winners of Prizes at the Ingham County Fair

lut Yehr Individual Exhibit—1st, Lorrhihe FBUIT DIVISION Whito Eggs, I dos,—1st, Joan Collar, Dftns- Jersey Yearling, 2 yeai-s or over—lat, John ing Offises and pa sed he thot both On this page are listed the winners Apples villo; 2nd, Jane IIowltL Mftson; 3>d, Mttr- Froomiin, Mason, Kerr, Wobbef'villei 2ni|, Kalheilito Kane, Web­ gitf-ct Uftrr, Mason. Jersey Cow, 2 years of' over—tst, Gail Pfit- se.xcs was prackticly equal to each of premiums at the Ingham County berville; Df'd, Amy Jcftn Jofdhn, Stoekbridgo; • PIfttc Wealthy—IsL H. W. Silsby, Mitson; uther & ma overhcrd him & when Mr. Fair last week. The information has •Ith. Lila Keehn, Webberville. 2nd, Ff'cd Miller, Mftsoh. nrowa Eggs, 1 tlo?,,—Ist, Mrs, Forest .I-'ftif-, ridgo, Williitniaton; 2nd, Samuel Tomlinson, SLAT'S DIARY Mason; 2nd, Donovan & Dtfffne llftrr. Mason ; Mason, Gillem was gone she told pa he shud- been taken from the records of tlie 2nd Yeftr Club Exhibit—Ist, Jolly CannihK Plhtc of Snow—1st, Monty Woothtrd, Maaon; By Ross FARQUHAR j 2nfl, Geof-ge Petteys, Williftmstoh. 3f'd, Atklio Crittenden, Mftson, SHEEP DIVISION dcnt ought to of got to bragging so fair association. There may be omis­ Mhltis, Webifefvillc.'Mf's. Edna LotL Lchilor; 2hil, Ever Reftdy Cannefs, Ehtoif Rapids. MIH. Plato, any Other Fall—laL Holtlon SUIes, IIOME ECONOMIC DEPARTMENT 'Shrnpsliire mutch. sions inasmuch as no record was made Oiibcf't Morrill, U'ftder; Hid, Fitehbuf-g Livc- Leslie; 2nd, Ruth Miller, Mfufon. FOOD DIVISION Afjefl Ram—1st, Donalil Cf-hkca, Dhnsviilo; of some special awards, Wif'os, Stockbridge,- Mf-s. F. E. Watffon. Plato Jonathan—Ist, Dr, 0, H, Ff-eelhnd. Brciul 2nfl. Whyne Wfflkcr. Dftnsvlilc. Friday—well pa tuk a day off to­ Wensday—Joe Hix says he wushos Lefttlef-. Mh.son ; 2nd, Iloldon Stiles, Leslie, Lohf While Brcail—IsL Josejihino Juflson. Yeftf-liffg Ewe—IsL Wffync Walkef-, Dffns­ he had a house bote to live in becuz Plitto Wagoncf—1st, Monty Wtiodfftd, Mff­ Lesiio; 2nd, Mrs. Glen Watkins, Mason. day and went over to his home town 2hd Year IhilividuffI Exhibit—Ist. Ruth IltiH- viiie. it wood be so Eazy to get Red of his HOYS' & GIIILS' l-II CLUB DEI'AUTMENT chko, Wcbboivillc; 2nU, ICdith Bunker, Stock- son ; 2nd, George Petlcya, Williamflton. Loaf Orahftni Bf-ead—2iitl, Mra, A. E. Buck, Aged Ewo—IsL Donald Crakes, Dansville; to take in the co, DAIUV DIVISION bridge; i)f-tl, Dof-otheft Enfons, Webberville; Plate Rhode Island Gf-een—isL Ilolflon SUlos, Lftnsing, 2nfi, Wffyiie Whiker, Dffnsviiie. fare. He injoyed old Razor blades if he lived in a houso KolsU'inn •Ith. Bcf-nice flf-icb, Wchberville. Leslie; 2nd, Monty Woodhf-d, Mff.soh. Loitf Bosloii Brown Bfefffi—2fid, Mra, A, E, Rhnf Lftmb (ihft-ebf-cd)—IsL Wayne Walker, his self very very bote. Plato Northerh Sify—IsL Holflen Stiles, Les­ Buck, Lansing, Bffll Ciflf—ist, Morrlen Wliltnoy, Ohohflftgh; 3f-d Yehr Individual Exhibit — 2nd, Lucy Dffnsviiie. mutch. He says 2hg, 2ifd Yoffr Iffflivitlffffl Exhibit—Ist, Maf-jorie Pears Harold Glynn, Williftfnston. 3ni, i.,ooh llorhfof', Oltoihos, MulTihs, '/j do7.,—2nd,-Mf-a, A, E, Buck, Ram Lhmli (puf-ebf-cfl)—1st, Don Clfff-k, Mft­ Saterday — Oby Sr, Yehrlfhif llciref-—IsL Dof-othy SfogriHl, Cooley, Holt; 2hii, Eifltl Olffey, Ehton liffpids. Pliflo nffrtlelU-lsL Geof-KO Petteys, Wil- Lahsing, 3f-d Yehr Ihiliviflual Exhibit—Ist, Helen Eg- iihmsloii; 2htl, Arleffo Akef-s, Mftson, son. Small witch is a Save the Eyes iVIhsoff I '.ihil, Wftyffo Ohltoh, Mftsoh ; af'fl, Ciytio Cakes, Cookies itful DoiiKhnuls Ewe Lhmb—1st & 2nd, Hfffold Glynn, Wil- Siifith, Mftsoh. gef-s, Mffsoh ; 2nd, Ruby Olney, Eaton Rapids, Plato Cihifif's Choice—Ist, I'f-ed Miller, Mh­ Angel Food Cftke—1st, Clhfft McKeen, Dhns­ 01 e bachelor of —SEE— •Uh Year Club Exhibit—IsL Lcfoy Ciothihg soh; 2hd, Peter H. ItcnncU, pinsing, llfffnstofi. Cow, over •,; yeftrs—ist, Krhcst fif'ftf, Stocic- viilo; 2hd, Mf-s, Clydo S, Willifinia, Okemos, Weffthcr Lhfnb—IsL Hfff'olfl Glynn, Willihni- long standing has Ijriilgo; 2hAra Stoppfd* ioh ; 2hfl, lioiffnfi I'ftfelor, Stocltlirltlge; .If'ti, FLORICULTURE DIVISION son. ,Sfffhfiei 'I'offflfffsoff, Mffsoff. 3f-fl, Ludeli Cheney, Mft-son, ""pumifkih Pic—2nd, Mf'a. Ellswof'th Bf-own. Hoffseliolil Aififlihnco, .1 lifs. or inof-o—isL Co, for dinner & I told the story and A doctor mat with iu«k Older Colts—ist, Burdotto llhlemffh, Masoh ; Lffrgost Bfhfkct of Mixed Fiuwef-rt—Lst, Ltf- Mhson. , . „ Harold Faf-num, Mffson. I got a hand but not wear I xpoctcd pneoomaa.1 mee... to (Irftfffi Clffffffjfioh l''(!fiiffle—Johh Ff'eemhff, cille Eggef-s, Mfusoh, trMtUag rh.ara.Uim, tti.* .MftsofL 2ffil, J. W. Ehnfes & Son, Mffsoh ; 3f-d, R, C, 1 Crhst Pie with Merihgue—2nfl, Mrs. A. E, Finishcil Ilofisehold Arlieic—Ist. Rnlfert Hil- it, I think I see the point now, lIff-/.elloh, Lesiie, Smffil Bffsket of Mixed Fiowef-s—Ist, Gorhlfl Buck, l.,ahsing, lifif-il. Mason; 2nfl, TIafolfl Fjfrnufn, Mason. hi. offle. fM. klvayi Urfiwh Swiss Thfftcber, Effst Lffusihg; 2nd, A. E, Eborle, Munday—Curt Hutt Is a looking for crowded m\a> p«tl*nU Jr, Ileifef'—l«L Ilhf-ohl Miffff'oo, nffffsvilie, SHEEP DIVISION IPtKldiiiKN Bif-flhofiso—IsL Wihff-efl Bhf-hffm, Mfufon, Lffffsing. Article of Siforling Goofis—lsl, Ff-cd North­ wirk, he says he wood like to have frofli far and near. B. Sr, lleifef'—i«L I^yie Tiforlftfrh, Mhsoff, Shrtufsliirc Vffse Arf-ffngenfont of Mixed Flo\vef-.s—1st, Sffct Pudfliffgs—2nd, Mrs, A, E, Buck, Lan- wa* ItnaUjr Inducad I* C.fieifscy rup, Mason; 2nd, Winfred Barnum, Mffsoff, a job wear he can fool a round and nut nts outscandlDC prifurlptlOD avalte- Ageti Rffm—IsL George Ellison, Mason; 2hil, Mf-s. Ellswof-th Bf-own, Mffsoff; 2iid, Wffller Af'fy Other Kind-2nfl, Mrs, A, E, Buck, Toy, fnotlei—lat, C. S. Wilcox, Effst Lffn­ nffii cfflf—isL i..hwfXMff:ff Swhh. IJfihsvliie, KeU'hfffn, Mffson. not do mutch of enny thing and ho M* uirougn drag iloret io all lutfertit Jr, Heifer—1st, TIfch Mhe lloese. Mffsoff Jtflfffsuh ]]f-f).^,, Efftoh Kffififis, Lffhsfffg, sing; 2ffw, Mffsffff, Ifffffl Lfffffh — IsL E, M. iMo(if-e, Mffsoff, .Mffsoff ; 2fffl, Gef'hld 'I'lffftctfef', I'^ffst l.ffffsing, Cifit-keff—ist, Mf-s, "Fuf'f.'sl I-'ffir, Mffsoh; 2fffl, itfffff . l.hfffi) —isL Jfffffes Sietrrist, Mffsffff; Afrufl Ewe —IsL 1-,, M. Mifof'ff, Mffsoff, Ilffsltct of (Ihfditili, iff-f-ffffKfffl ror cll'cct— Mrs. B, W, Mcl'lweff, Mffsoh. Daniviii*, ing the six month's period ending June 30, 2ffii, ,laffii's Sii'grisL Mffsoff; ;if-il, ICffrl IJffl- Yefti-iifft; Ewe—Ist, 1'). M, Mofif-e, iMffsoff, IsL A, 1-^, If^lief'lc, Lifffsiffg; 2ffd, (ief'fflfl Sffushge—tsL Mrs, A, E, Bffck. Lfthsifig. liffil, Ifffffsviile, Ewe Lhfffif-Ist, K, M, Mtiore, Mffsoff, 'i'lffflclfef', Effst Lffffsihit, Ahy Other Kind—LsL Mrs. Etifffffifd L. Brff- i'lwi', 2 yi'fff-s (ff- fjvef-—LsL J;ifih>.s Siotlf'fsi, SWINE DIVISION Vff.se or (.•Ifhiiiilf—IsL iMf's. Koy JIffift, iMff- fffaff, llffffsville, 1933. .Mffsthi; 2ffii, ,lfffffes Sii'tffhsl, .Mffsttff; lif'd, Jfffffes aoh ; 2hd, A, I'j, Eberie, Lfffisiffi?, Jftins, Jellies futd Pickles Livestock will be accepted as Siejtrist, iNinstm. Ptflftffd Chiffft 3 best Violet or Blffo Glffilioli—lst, Kiclffff'd Ff-ffit Jfffff—1st, Mf-s, Lottie Northrffp, Mft­ Ewe, Yehiliffg—Isl, Kehhelif ilffrtow, Mff- Sow, over I yeffr —ist, llffgh Jufiior Vffif- Jewell, Mffson, soh ; 2fffi, Mftrgfff-et Bhrr, Mffsoff. Down Payment on .-ofi. flffililor, Welflierville, llfthlifts Staiiclarcl Savings Dfif-ffc Jei-sey Frffit Cohscrve—1st, Mrs. Dorff Folcr, Wii­ I'iwe Lfffffh—Isl, Jfffhes Sietcf'ifft, Mffsoff; Lfff'gosl fffffl Best IJislflffy of Nfthfo Dffhiiffs iiamston; 2fifi, Mrs, (lien Whtkihs, Mffsoh. McCormick-Deering Farm 2ffcl, KiMffff'tlf Ufif'low, Mhsoff; llf-fl, Jhfffes Sie- Uoftr, over I yefff-—IsL Wesley A, Bf-owffleo, — 1st, Olio lloepliffcr, Dffffsviilo; 2ffil, Koy Leslie; 2fffl, Clfffries Hrffy, Willihfhstoff. l-'rtiit Mffrfffffifffle—LSL Mrs. Grffce Petherick, & Loan Association Ifrisl, jMiusoff, Hfffft, Mffsoh, Mason; 2ffii, Mf-s. Gleff Wfitkihs, Mhsoh, • Macldnery fif'hfifl Offffifiiioff nfffff — liefiifelh Bffrlow, Iloffr, ffffder I .vehf-—Ist & 2h(l, IL K. Anflcf-- Masket or Dffhiiffs ffrf'ffffgetl for cIVect—isL soff & Soff. I^lffsoff. Alililu Jelly—1st, Myrtle Hftrffett, Lhffsiifg; Griswold at Jefferson Detroit, IWichighn .Mffsoff, Olio lloeiipher, Difhsville, 2fffl, Mffrgftf-ot Bffrr, Mffsoh, (If'ffffil Ciffffffifioff Ewe — ICefffieth liffrtow, Sow, over I yefff-—Ist & 2nfl, Clfhrles Uf-ffy, Tffble i'iece of llffhiiffs—Lst, Roy llffht, Mff­ with notes for balance Williftfnsloif, Cfirf'ffht Jelly—1st, Mf-s, Ellsworllf Browh, Mffsoff, sffff : 2fiil, Olio lltiei'iiiffef', Ifffffsviile, Mff.soff; 2fffl, Mf-s, Eflfffffhd L. Brhfffhn, Dhns­ iMiison Reprcscnl.iitlvcs l'"iffe Wfifil llrceils (.'ill, (i Uf 12 fffos,—IsL CifaflcH Hf-hy, Wil- i.fff-gost ffffd Beat Specifffeff—IsL Jtoy Hfifft, lifffffsloff; 2fifl, IL IL Affiiersoff & Soff, Mffsoff, viilo, C. W. COUCH & SON Kfffff, Yeffrliffg—LSI, Lyle Eilwfff-ils, Leslie, iMffsoff, (Irfflfe Jelly—IsL Mf-s. J. N. Bffker, Mffson. L, R. White, Mason Kfffff i.fffffh—IsL Lyle Eflwfffils, Leslie; 2fffl, liiit, ffffder fi fffos,—Ist, II, K, Afffinf-soff &. Bffsket of Jef-scy Bcffffiy—isL Olio Hocpiiner, Soff, Mffsoff; 2fffi, Clfffries llf-ffy, Wiliifffffstoff, Cofnbihfftioff Fruit Jeily--lst, Mf-s. G, C. Mason C, A. Clinton, Mason Ktfinfrl Mf'l'iw.fff, Mffsoff, Dffifsviiie. Akef-s, Mffsoff. Ewe, 2 yi'fff-s of' tvvef'—Lsl, Slffffley Mfff-.slfhil, Chester While Vffso of Cffclffs ilffifiiius—ist, Roy Hffht, Mh­ Stoelfhrifige; 2fffl, Koliert McEweff, Mffsoff; iloffr, over I yefff-—isl, iflfffef-y Jewett, Mff­ Mixfftl Picklca—IsL AtUlie Crittenden, Mff­ soff ; 2fid, Otto lloeppffer, Dffffavillo, son ; 2nd, Mf-s. •Roy Hffht, Mftson. Hf'fl, Lyle iOtlwtif'tis, Leslie, soff, iMisccllftffefhis Sow, over i yefff'—isL Efifef-y JowotL Mh­ Gf-een Ctfcufnbcr Pickles-1st, Mrs. Wm, E. Ewe, Yeurlfffg-.-lsl, Keffffeth Mhrlih, Dffhs- Display of Cffl Fiowef-s Ify Boy or Girl ffn­ B, .Smith, Mff.son; 2ffd, Josf-'ifhino Corbiff, Les­ vllle. son, fler 1.1 yffhf-s—IsL Edith Bfffflter, Stoekbridgc; (lilt, ffhtler 1! hfos,—IsL Efhef-y Jewell, Mff­ lie. Ewe Lffhfii —isL Lyle Iflilwftf'fis, Lesiio; 2hfl, 2ffd, lift Mae Aket-s, Mason; 3f-tl, Bennett Fffir, Fruit Pickles—lat, Mt-s. Glen Whtkihs, Mft­ Koiaff't Mf'lfiweff, Mffsoff, soff, Mff.soff, Crhifil Ciffffffliioh Ufffff—Lyle Etiwfff'fls, Les­ llhihp.shiie soh; 2nd, Mf-s, J, N, Bffker, Mff.soh, Iloffr, over I yefff-—isl, C, E, Puircnliorgor, i-lislfiffy by Lhfly over (15 ychf-s—Ist, Annh Beet Pickles—Lst, Mfs. Roy Hunt, Mffson; lie, BoffffelL Mffsoff, 2nd, Mf-s. G. C. Al

a group of scouts from Troop 42 spent Eden PLAYS" COLOR AND LIGHT WITH MUSIC from Tuesday till Friday at Camp North Okemos By MUB Grace Chapln FILM NEWS Kiroliex on Clear lake, By Mrs. Walter Heathman MASON THEATRE Helen Starner and Ila McCue spent last week at Gull lake. Mrs. Starner Mr, and Mrs, Clyde Underwood and was delegate to conference. Guy Mc­ ' Claude Lusader has bought the children spent Sunday in Detroit and George White's elaborate revival of Cue, IJarley Starner, Mr. and Mrs. C. Rockwell property and is redecorat­ attended the New York-Detroit base the production of the original Stet­ Franklin, Mrs. Charlotte Williams, ing the house and wired It for electric­ ball games, son's "Uncle Tom's Cabin" company, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leonard and ity, and win move his family there Martha Chapln, who has been the one that never disappoints, the Mr. and Mrs. Howard North were soon.. . spending the summer vacation with one that never misrepresents, the one there on Sunday. ! The Okemos consolidated school Mrs, Carrie Chapln, left for McKees- that sends you home feeling satisfied Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leonard and will open Sept. 5, with Supt. L. H. port, Penn,, Wednesday, where she you have received full value for your Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leonard at­ Kelly, former Supt. of the Haslett will teach the coming year, money when they say "Good Night", tended the Franklin reunion at Potter school at its head. Clare Walters and family were In is announced as the attraction at the park, Saturday. ' Mr. and Mrs. James Griffith enter­ South Haven last week visiting Mr, Mason Theatre for tw>o performances Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Angell and tained friends from near Ithaca, Sun­ and Mrs, Charles McCreery. only, Friday afternoon at 2:30 and family, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. day. Mi's, Charles Hendrickson and sons C. V. Colvln in Lansing, Sunday. evening at 8:15. This is a full stage 1 Mrs, Alice Allen, Mr. and Mrs. G. returned to their home in Marlon, la,, performance by thirty llnished actors Mr. and Mrs. Howard North and Wednesday, after spending a few days H. Allen and George Junior were with all the accessories of this fam­ Lizzie Moon attended the Delta Cen­ Sunday visitors ot Walter Heathman. with her sister, Mrs, Maud Shook, ous play, including a pack of genuine ter homecoming Saturday and a picnic Miss Alice Childs of Jackson, Is Tennessee bloo'dhounds, the most sat­ supper with the Friendly group of I Mr. and Mrs. Frazelle Edwards spending this week with her parents, isfactory and elaborately staged rep­ Ingham county at Moore's park in the were in Toledo, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Chllds. resentation of the late Harriet Beech- evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Watson attended A kiddies' party will be held on the er.Stowe's immortal masterpiece ever Mrs. Janecke called on Rose Hart at tho Webb reunion at the Ella Sharp Douglas lawn Friday evening. All presented for public approval. the St. Lawrence hospital Sunday. park In Jackson, Sunday. young people are invited and will "Uncle Tom's Cabin" is an estab­ She is doing nicely and hopes to re­ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Webb and little dress like children and brfng their lished American institution and will, turn home the last of the week. son returned to Detroit, Tuesday aft­ ^ lunch In a dinner pall. live for ever. Every ten years a new er spending the summer hero with rel­ t\Ir. and Mrs. Karl Chamberlain and Glenn Miller has returned to New generation of theatre goers arises to York city after spending a month at atives. Mr. Webb is a teacher in De­ children of Hinsdale, New York, spent greet it. The lines have not changed troit. the week end with Mr. and Mrs. A. the homo of his sister, Mrs. Tillie An­ and it is played almost precisely as gell. Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher of Lan­ M. Chapln. Sunday Mrs. Chapln went it was fifty years ago. The secret of to Chicago with them to spend a few School will open Tuesday, Sept. 5, sing, wore visitors in Okemos, Sun­ the long life of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" with Leone North, teacher. day. days. is that it Is a perfect melodrama with The Eden school will begin Tues­ thrills, humor and- pathos and climax­ Helen Beck has gone to take up her Mrs. Lawrence Curtis, Alice Mary dny, Sept. 5, with Miss Sarah Ellis of es distributed with faultless technique; work of teaching in New Jersey. On and Joanne spent.Tuesday with Mrs, I-lolt, as teacher. besides it has what other dramas lack the way she visited at the home of Chas. Piper In Okemos. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark and A new kind of .slmw, .syiKflironiz. hoconie a cytlornina ol' whirling power Hint moves tile wheels of the picturesque and historic back­ her aunt, Mrs. Warren Rouse in Syra­ daughter Marilyn of St. Johns, spent iiiK coloi', liKlit and music as a pre­ light patterns and colors. At the tractors, tiirhliics, niitoniolillo.s." ground of one of the great chapters cuse, New York. Sunday with Mrs. C. L. Chapln. lude nnd ,setHnB for niOtlon pic- Same time Iho hiilldiiig is llllcd Tlic conipli(:iitoil cloctriciil otililp- in the life of our republic. Mr. and Mrs. George Gray of White Inrca IS Staiiiliiril Oil's cDntrlliiiliOn with Spc'ciill nioderii music in nioiit hy which the .show is ilevol- Returning to the screen for the Sat­ DR. C. W. CLEAVER Pigeon, visited Wednesday and Thurs­ If) A Century of l'roK'res.s Exposi. whicli Sfiiiiids Of indiiHtry at work Wonderland oped Is oponitod iiliuost without urday evening entertainment, we find day with Clyde Underwood and fam­ llOn. art! a (loiiiliHiting theme. By Mrs. W. J. Olarke hiiniiiii iicli'fff liy lllo playing, of a Tom Keene as a movie cowboy, just Mason—Phone 151 ily. Tlii'filinli Operiitloii ot spociiil pro- Tlio niOtloii pictures, which aro single rof ill a cOiitrOllophOno a sleek-haired screen idol with blanks Charles Swartout of Mason, and joCtlfili nliiclilnc's in it KHint red also thrown from the red crown on syslem. 'i.,,.- i-tfcOrd gives the cue in his six-gun. But when he finds the Plates as low as $10.00 Marion Swartout of Cement City, vis­ down ill lhe coiiler of (lie iloiiio four liifgo Scroon.s at oneo tell the to Oiicli piefft! of efiiilpineiit iis its girl he loves in the hands of armed The school house is being prepared ited their uncles,' Floyd and Elwin of tile 'rntvol ;ul(l 'rrliilsport Hliilil- story of Oil, deseribod by ii' poet turn is readied and cuts it Out cattle thieves, her cattle stolen and for the opening of school and it is ex­ Dwight, Thursday. ing, tlie interiur walls of tlic dome in one ot the Inscriptions as "the when It has played ita iL-irt. her kid brotlier trapped in a prairie pected school will begin September 5. Hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. flre, he proves that he can battle as The Terry family havo a new Ply­ mouth car. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Conk­ ject, "A Great Labor Strike." The Dairy, and Ernest Edger of the Leslie valiantly in real life as he does before Over Neely's Clothina^Store Webberville the camera. Dorothy Wilson, Roscoe lin ride in a Pontiac sedan now. By Mrs. Ilotvard Ilerrlck Rev. W. E. Orton will be the guest Creamery, held in the offico of M. L. preacher at Leslie. Church schools Campbell Monday evening the follow­ Ates, Ed Kennedy and Creighton Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of Jack­ LESLIE Chancy have important roles' in the son, called on his father, Frank Smith, Plate repairs 4 hour service By Mrs. Ernoiit Sherman and young people's meetings as us­ ing decision was made. Owing to tho Mr. and Mrs. Bert Gakle and daugh­ ual. An evening service at Leslie lack of pasture which necessitates picture. Chapter two of '"The Three Sunday. ter Esther spent Sunday with her cou­ commencing at 7:30 with Mr. Cross feeding stock on full winter rations, Musketeers" and a cartoon comedy sins, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Carr, near speaking on "The Great Labor boginning September '1, the price of complete the program. Williamston. Members of the Five Hundred club Strike". The White Cross drama, milk per quart at retail will be nine Will Rogers, probably tho best Mr. iind Mrs. Minor VanNortwick enjoyed a picnic at Thornapple laJce, "Glorious Garments", will be present­ ' cents; por pint, five cents; with cream known American in tho world today, YOUR TRIP TO DETROIT WILL BE MORE EN.TOYABLE visited her cousin in Kaiano, this week six miles west of Nashville, Sunday. ed at Leslie, Sunday evening, Sep­ 12 cents por half pint, and tlie whole- comes to the Mason Theatre again end. A basket dinner was served, after tember 10. sflile price will be two cents less on Sunday and Monday in a new kind of if you liave a good headquarters liotel. Miss Lucille Herrick Is working for which they visited Bennett park at Rox Wilcox of Jackson, is spending the""quart, one cent loss on the pint role. As a business plutocrat, an am­ her grandmother, Mi's. Fred Herrick, Charlotte, nnd the G. A. R. Island at several days with the I-Ionnon and of milk and two cents less on a half bassador, a successful farmer, he is HOTELS MADISON-LENOX who is in vei-y poor health. Eaton Rapids, where supper was serv­ Blackmore families here. pint of cream. Families purchasing familiar to Mason audiences, but in Mr. nnd Mi's. Sam Glover and chil­ ed before returning homo. three or moro quarts per day will be "Too Busy to Work," his current pic­ Madison Ave. near Grand Circus Parle, invite you—whetlier dren cnlled on his brother, Lyle, Sun­ The annual reunion of the Addison Tho Misses Margaret and Lillian privileged with wholesale prices. ture, he is a homeless vagabond, and you take a room or not. Day shoppers in Detroit find it con­ Boyle, Mrs. Rebecca Dennis and Miss day, to see the new twin girls, who re­ Wood family was hold Sunday at the The Congregational church will re- the role gives him opportunities for Fern Talbot are guests this week from both pathos and comedy that he has venient to take a room to wasii and rest in; rooms can be cently came to stay. farm home with about 30 present. sumo all of its regular Sunday ser­ George Glover got the index finger Guests from away uicluded Mr. and Wednesday until Saturday of Mrs. never before enjoyed in a film. Tho taken for a few liours during the day at reduced rates. Gar­ Genevieve Anderson at her summer vices, following a month's vacation love interest is furnished by Marian of his left hand crushed in the lever Mrs. Don Kennedy and son of Lan­ of the pastor. The morning worship age and parking grounds adjacent. of a cement mixer last Friday. sing, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wood and home at Lake St. Clair. Nixon, remembered for her work in is at 10:30. Tho sermon will be ono "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm," and Room rates from .'^1.50 up Mr. and Mrs. Howard Herrick and son Rex ot Fenton. Mr. and Mrs. William Miller and of four on the general subject, "The cliildrcn called on Mrs. Florence Min- Dick Powell, the juvenile load in The Number Nine Ladies Aid hold daughter Frtmces spent the week end Procession of the Gods." The sub­ "Forty Second Street," based on Ben ni' nnd Mrs. Riith Dowd nnd Betty a picnic at Pleasant lake Thursday th Detroit ject used at this meeting will be "The Ann, south of Mason, Saturday. Amos Williams' story "Jubilo," this with about '15 present. Following a Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Clay returned Dawn of Religion." The church school Mr. and Mrs. Sam Glover entertain- picture shows America's humorist- potiuck dinner, prizes wore awarded home Monday from a few days tour will meet at 11;30. The Rev. O. B. philosopher in ono of the finest char­ ed hei' sister and husband from Alma for sports and contests. The next reg­ Thurston as pastor asks that Septem­ a few dnys last week. of the Century of Progress. acterizations of his career. ular meeting will bo held at tho homo ber be made a month of preparation Chu!-cli night at the M. E. church of Mrs. Roy Minor on Sept. 2S. Miss Catherine Sears of Saline, 0., for Rally Day which occurs the first Attractions for the next week end will be on Fridny night.with program and Miss Mary Haylow of Toronto, Sunday in October, and invites all include Ralph Bellamy and Fay Wray 5% notes nnd potiuck supper. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ward and Mr. Canada, will be week end guests at eager of knowing the basis of Chris­ in "Below The Sea," and "The Cohens Klmer J. Alchln hnd one shoulder and Mrs. Forest Hennon attended a tho Frank Corbin home. and Kellys in Trouble." roiinion oC tMrs. I-lennon's family held tianity to attend this series of ser­ liui't c|ulte badly Monday while work­ Mrs. Viola Sherman accompanied Maturing in one year, Issued by this com­ ing nt Fi'coman's onion ranch. The at Duck Lake, Sunday, mons. by her sister, Mrs. N. W. Simpson, t*..».H..» team ran awny throwing him off and Several from here attended the fun­ and family of Saginaw, left Thursday Tho Rev. O. B. Thurston, pastor of Grovenburg \ pany for your investment funds the Congregational church here, was tlio wagon ran over him. eral ot Mrs. Charles Glassbrook, to attend the fair In Chicago, return­ By Mrs. Howard C. North \ which were held at Grand Haven, Sun­ ing, home Mond.ay. I called to Lansing Wednesday to offi­ Legal Notice day. ciate at the marringe of Miss Gladys A group ot I'l relatives ot Flavins ! Earl Gordon, Ardon Sinemnn and Russell and Charles Dutcher, which Charles Franklin, Jay Cobum and .MOimjAfiH KOKIiCLOSUKK Taylor gathered at the cottage at Raymond UayCs spent Sunday at the was solemnized at the homo of tho Martin Janecke spent several days iii'fffffit fof- fffch-i! ilfafi lifirty tlfiys. Ifhviffj: Pleasant lake Tuesday evening, where Dart National Company iifft'h fiiaili* in llfff liffyftfefft of ff eof-ifffff fh- exposition in Chicago. Miss Hazel bride's sister, Mrs. Herbert Granger, north of .Bay City on a fishing trip. sinilffff'flt of prillcilnll unfl Ifflof-f'sl, Heeflf-fMi Ity Gordon, Miss Lorna Metcalf, Miss ho with his family are staying this at CU Foster street. Following tho Under State Supervision ff ci'rtfffff fffoflitffge, given iiy Clyilff v. King, week, to celebrate his birthday anni­ ceromony a wedding dinner was serv­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard North, Lizzie ffi I'Xcf'fflof- of file will of Mfff-y '/., Polloli, flo- Itlicliel Good and Roy Woodruff were Owned by Stockholders ol The Dart National Bank ci'ffsi!(l, oxecfflt'd iffff-sufffft lo It license of lho versary. ed. The couple wore attended by Mr. Moon, Lavina North and Neva San­ among those leaving hero for a four ders of Alaiedon, .returned last Tues­ i'f-oiiffftf Cofff't fof- tite Coffffly (ff iffgiffffff lo The third annual reunion of the and Mrs. Granger. Mrs. Dutcher was Affhff ic. Stfffftoft .Tffly 12, iif;i2, i-ecof'fieil iff day tour of the fair. day from a trip to Detroit and Clark­ D. C. Darrow, Sr. family was held at a former Leslie young woman and is llfff oli'fce of tife itogister of DetfflH fff iffgiffffff Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thurston and ston where they visited Mrs. Nortli's Mason, Michigan 8t< tho Jackson county park, Monday, a daughter of Thomas Russell of this Coffffly, .MieifighfL ,iffiy oo, ill;):;, in Liiier 201 sons of Jackson, were Sunday guests nieces. tff .Mof'lgffgt's, fft lfffge 2li'l: wlfcrefore ffhfti August 28, with 18 members present. place. fffof-lgffftee Ifff.s t'loctefl, hfffi ffow fflffffhs liffft at tho Rev. 0. B. Thurston home. Leone North and Basil Coburn and life lff'iffcilfffi ftf sffiti fffof'tgffgo witlf ffll ffrroftf'- A picnic dinner was served at one Mrs. M. E. Parker of Mason, is a fftrt's of iffltff'Csi, viz., life sffhi of i''oijf'letfn Mr. and M^rs. FUivius Taylor and o'clock followed by a business meet­ guest for a tew days this week of her .llffffflreti fifteen hfffi 10-i(l(l Doilfff's is tlffe fft daughter Doris and granddaughter, ing, Officers elected for the ensuing sister, Mrs. O. B. Thurston. the fifflff of lifis fffflfcc, hhll no sffit or pf'oreotl.. Eleanor Ann Edwards, are spending year were; President, Edward Dar­ fffg ifhving Ifeen iffstilffloil ffl Iffw to f'eeover the week at the Etoo cottage at Memljers of the Wide Awake 4-H tlfff tieht secffretl ify ffftitl ihortghRc; row; secretary, Mrs, Cella Darrow; club met at the home of Robert Sch- ^'OTICI•; IS llEltEIIY CMVKN. Thhl, ify vif'- 'l^lcasant lake. committee on arrangements, Harry Iffo nf tho iftiwer of sfflo eoffthihetl lifef'eih, redow, Tuesday evening. Following a sffffi fhortftffge will ifo fof'cclosofi lo Hfflisry the ' Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chevrle enter­ Darrow and Miss Maxine Darrow, business meeting, reports on interest­ ffmoffffl flffe tifef'eoff, iffcltffiiifK iifsfff'ffhce iff'o- tained the latter's parents, Mr. and The 1934 meeting will be held at tho ing things observed at the Century of fhiffhfs, fffffl tlolffffiffefft Iffxes to Ifc Ifffifl Ify Iho Mrs. Ernest Edger, and daughters, same time of the year, at the county fffof'tgffgee, witlf tfosts of fof'oeiostfro, ify sffle Progress by Robert Osborne, Arden fff tlfo ffftff'lt.rffL'e e Bafteries r delegates to the Ingham County atnnilurii of I'liw- Grange convention which is to be held lusts. Don't risk the danger of er, UriHfntlfibility tire trouble or possii)lc l)low- iiriil LiiiK I." during the first week in September at W« t««l uiiy 111 Mason,'' will be elected. Following the outs on your Labor Day trip of nfittifry nt ST. regular business meeting a weenie with smooth worn tires. Wc Al Lov» Al roast will be enjoyed. Adequate pro­ will pay you for the unsafe, visions will be made for this feature dangerous mileage remaining and your of the evening with the exception that in your tires to apply dn a new oldballoty all attending are asked to bring their own table service. set of Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires, the safest tires in the Miss Eleanor Bishop of Sunfleld, Is world. Tire$toiie a guest this week of her aunt, Mrs. SPARK PLUGS D. E. Clay. With new Fires tone Tires on lIoitcrNpnrk^iiicriuitii'd |mw«r und lunifur lif«. Miss Erma Morehouse and Miss your car you can drive any­ Suuli!fl nKuiiint |H)W- Mary Robinson have returned from a cr riikiiK*'. Olil worn where, at any time wilh the pltifCN wunto 10 days' visit with Miss Harriet Sny­ assurance that the extra KUHoline* Wn der of Chicago, during which time I cut yimr construction features of Sniirk l*luB» S8« they also enjoyed a four days' tour FlUCIC. EochlnSstt of the exposition. Gum-Dipping and Two Extra 54IH G u m-Dippcd Cord PI ies u n d cr LosUe Fre« Methodist Church iheTreadgiveyougrealeraa/efy Tirc^tontErNiNG and blowout protection than Tho mv Firciton* Aknual Toui^ Morning worship 10:00. THE MASTERPIECE Afiuapriif nriike Lin- or TIRE CONSTRUCTION can be found in any other tire. iiiR ia molatiirc-nroof Class meeting 10:45 a, m. glvingimootliffr brak­ Sunday school 11:15 a. m. Drive in today. Let us in­ ing action and more THE MOST ^UPENDOUS PRODUCTION EVER poaitirn brakinR con- Prayer meeting Wednesday evening spect your tires. If you need irol. Vti trai your Firestone Tires urc built MADE OF This ALL AMERICAN DRAMA at 7:30 o'clock. new tires you will be surprised Drakes FREE. with high stretch Gum-Dipped how little it wiP cost to trade Cords. Every cotton fiber PRICES; UIGH'GRAOB Legal Notice the danger of blowouts for R.llning CliorflM EirtM COMPANY OF30>^I^TISTS in every cord in every ply is the safety of Firestone Tires. MORTGAGE SALE saturated and coated with 10 to 30 No. 1H92-E Insure a Safe HoUday Trip » . . Equip Your BAND AND Dofault having bctfn made In the contlitions pure rubber. This extra of a certain mortgage mmle by Henry Patiuct Gar With Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires Cents and Mttraifrct Potiuct, hufiband and wife, to Firestone process gives you ACTS the Capitol Sitvingft & Loan Company, a Cor- at Today's Low Prices . . . Don*t Wait ORCHESTRA poration, dated tho 26th day ot July, 1932, and 58% greater protection ogainst recorded in tho oltice ot tho Register of Deeds tor the Counly of Ingham and Stato ot Michi­ blowouts. gan, on the 27th day of July, 1932, in Libor LINES of 349 of Mortgages, on Pago 808, on which mort­ MooMBjUAueoMveR BXCBUM gage thoro ia claimed to bo due at the date of TIRES this notice, for principal and interest, tho aum ftrtttont 3 with of $1683.16, and an attorney's fee of $30.01) as HIOH IHID TfH provided for by law, nnd no suit or proceeding i«N. till mt 11 ' nt law having been instituted to recover the till TeuriniCE ' moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part raici HICI 11 I NAME and thereof. 4<75-19 . . . •s.4e l8.SSf At Mason Theatre, YI^^TOHT, 2:30and 8:15 Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of tbe GUARANTEE powor of sale contained in said mortgage, and S.00-19 . .<. f.eo 'iT tlie statute in such case made and provided, S2S-I8 . . . 10.00 lluo Saturday Evening Only on the 26th day of November, 1933, at 10:00 o'clock in tho forenoon, tho undersigned will, 5.!!0.I9'. . . ll.fO 1»0 leii at the north front door of the City Hall, In 6,00-18 . . . ia.76 ins IMS Ttrtttottt the City of Lansing. Ingham County, Michi­ OtPHElD TYPE SENTINEL TYPE gan, that being a' place where the Circuit 6.00.19 H-D, is**o Fofd... Ford COURIER TYPE Tom Keene in "Scarlet River" I Court lor the County ot Ingham ia held, sell 6.50.19 II.D. ChenoUt.. Chevrolet.... Ford__ at public auction, to the higheat bidder, tho 4.50.H •6.30 4.50.81 •S.65 30>3H A movie cowboy fights it out with a gang of real Western bad men! ' -r, I premises described in said mortgage, or so 7',b0-I8H.D. ao.if l7.o\ Ford.. Ford...- _ ' much thereof na may bo nccesflory to pay tho w Ford. ChCTrolctrol«». 1 Cherrolet nmount ao aa aforesaid duo on said mortgago, PlymouUouUi_i f 6.70 I'ljrmouth..... 6.05 ChsTroIet.. 3.60 Sunday and Monday with sevon por cent intorest, and all legal 5M FirnloM Cttm-Dipped Tir— nuuh in 4.TMH.19 4.75.19 costa, together with aaid attorncy'a fee, which J th«F law omi SIni PtDporliMiUlir Lew said premises are described in aald mortgage ing at "A Ctntury fro«r.M." CMM(* aa follows: Will Rogers in "Too Busy To Work" Tho South one-quarter (%) of Lots Seven (7) and Eight (8) of Block Three (3) of Gana- sly'a Addition to tho City of Lanaing, Inghain America's humorist-philosopher aa a knight of the road who helped County, Miohigan. J.B.PEAN Dated August 31, 1933, everybody but himself I CAPITOL SAVINGS * LOAN COMPANY. New Prices starting Sunday, 10,15 and 25c CU!^INs'''libUMMINS, Attorneya for Mort- C. W. COUCH & SON HALLSLAGH, Inc. ffMI.., 806 O»pltol Sftvlng. * Lo»n Bldg.. Unalnff, Michlvsn. 85wl3 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MI CHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31,1933 Page Ten EMICOF MISPLAYS Golf Course Dope Slow Touriiiinient A lot of bash fulness Is being exhib­ SPORTS SPOILS UEL ited in the annual club tournament, Ingham County Legal News Lyle Marshall and Joy O, Davis are A SUMMARY OF LEGAL PROCEEJ>INGS IN INGHAM COUNTY MASON WINS WAV TO FINALS the only two who have reached the BY BE.ATING WEBBERVILLE. single. Edgar was safe when Hig­ third round. It looks as though snow Hurries may interrupt the finals. gins booted the ball in an attempt to Itanionl's Brilliant Hurling Offset By get Imhoff at second. Edgar was Floyd Harkness vs. Wayne Barker, ROSTER OF COUNTY OFFICERS EATON MS DEFEATS Flock or Eigllt Errors, Mnson Lee Ware vs, Lyle Aseltine, Harold forced at second by Lynn Harkness. Wins 11 To 7. With two on and two out, Clipper Brogan vs, Clifford Walcott, Gibbins CIRCUIT COURT PROBATE COURT Howlett vs. Leo Burton, _W. F. Rich­ drove to Rhines at second to end the Despite the feat of Ramont in ring­ FOR FAIR T game. ards vs. the winner between Dewey Thirtieth Judlolal Circuit Main office in Mason, branch at Lansing in Bauch ing up 13 strike outs and yielding but Craddock and Otis Clipper, and Fred WARNHIIX'S SLUGGING GIVES Mason four scattered hits. Mason was forced Bldg., open Mondays and Thursdays. AB R H E Kellogg vs. S. A. Murdock are second CAIlolNALS TUB EDGE. to stage an eighth inning rally last round pairings. Lyle Marshall down­ Terms: January, 2nd Monday In January at Mason; L. Harkness, 2b 5 0 2 1 Judgo: Hon. L. B. McArthur, Mason. Thursday at the county fair to beat ed Harold Bell 2 and 1 Tuesday night, March, 2nd Monday In March at Lansing; May, Finiil Game of Toiiniiinicnt Wius E.\- Clipper, 3b 5 0 0 1 Webberviile 11 to 7 in the champion­ Joy Davis beat Oscar Dlehl 3 and 2. 2nd Monday'In May at Mason; September, 2nd Probate Register: Charles A. Clinton, Mason. celloiit ExhIMtloii or BiLsebiill, Mizer, If 4 0 0 0 ship tournament, Ramont pitched Because of slow play the second flight Broiilu Couiilcd. J. Harkness, c 4 2 2 0 Monday in September at Lansing. wonderful ball but until the eighth has been cancelled and the same will County Agent: J. M. Hewitt, Mason. Lang, lb 4 0 2 0 inning it looked as though his efforts be ordered In the first flight unless Davis, rf 4 0 10 Judges; Hon, Charles B, Colllngwood and Hon, Eaton Rapids won the Ingham were going for naught. Eight me­ there is some quick action. Supervisor of Mother's Pensions: Mrs. Karen Ly- county fair baseball tournament Sat­ Stevens, p 3 110 chanical errors were charged to the Leland W, Carr. Imlioff, cf _ 4 0 2 0 •nan, Lansing. urday afternoon by virtue of a 5 to Mason defense besides a few glaring Llulics Hiitiging Biick 3 victory over Mason, Eaton Rapids Edgar, 2b 4 0 0 0 errors in judgment. Errors on the Prosecuting Attorney; Dan D. McCullough, Lansing; The ladies, too, are unusually coy. nosed out Stockbridge 7 to 6 at the part of Webberviile Anally cancelled COUNTV CLERK Not a match has been played by the Assistant, Benjamin F. Watson, Lansing, Main Wednesday game during the fair. Ma­ 37 3 10 2 out and by pounding out eight hits In womep. There was a good turn-out office. Capital Bank Tower, Lansing, Mason of­ son beat Webberviile 11 to 7 Thurs­ Eaton Riipids the sixth and eighth innings Mason Main office at Mason, branch in Lansing city hall. at the weekly ladies' day Wednesday day, Rain halted the final game Fri­ AB R H E finally came through to win, fice, 3rd floor Court House, open second and but there was no tournament play. Clerk: C. Ross Hilliard, Mason. day afternoon with Eaton Rapids en­ Post, If 5 0 0 0 Rainont was touched for two hits fourth Mondays of the month, 1:00 to 3:00 p. m. joying a 2 to 1 lead at the end of the Higgins, ss 3 2 11 in the fourth inning and one each in Lansing Chief Deputy; Flora G. Dewey, Lansing. fourth, A new game was begun Sat­ Snow, rf 3 0 0 0 Iliuulioap 'rourncy Sherifl:: Thomas H. Hanna, Mason. the sixth and seventh. Just nine mon The handicap tourney is all over but urday afternoon and it was a hard- Barnhill, 3b 4 2 3 1 faced him in the first three innings, OTHER COUNTV OFFICERS Cought battle all the way. fVIiller, p 4 Oil the finals, Leo Burton nosed out Court Officer: George I-I. Shaw, Holt. two strike outs being recorded in each Wayne Barker Monday night, W. E, Mason staged a ninth inning rally Rhine,?, 2b _^ 4 13 0 Treasurer'. Clarence W. Lock, Mason. of them. During the flrst four innings Kinsey now takes on the winner. Bur­ Probation Officer and Friend of the Court, Laird and had the tying I'uns on the bases Blackmore, lb 3 0 0 0 indications pointed to a mound duel. ton must spot his opponent 14 strokes Ti'oyer, Lansing. Register of Deeds: Ethel L. Phillips, Mason, but that's wliere they remained. The Eclccrt, c 4 0 0 1 Just a scratch single by Lynn Hark­ on the 18 holes. breaks decided the game. Howe, cf 4 0 0 0 ness was the best Mason hitters could Drain Commissioner; George Graham, Mason. Circuit Court Commissioners; Carl H. McLean and Both teams played good baseball. do with Peterson of Webborville, But Not Hospitiiblo School Commissioner: Fred E. Searl, Mason, Mason took 10 hits off Runt Miller, 35 5 8 4 Alvin A. Neller, Lansing. in the fifth inning Peterson began to Mason showed a sad lack of hospi­ the higli-priced" Cardinal hurler, Stev­ Road Commission: A. H. Phillips, chairman, Lan­ weaken and in every inning somebody tality Sunday when Charlotte sent ens, who toiled for Mason, gave up sing, L, T. Lasenby, Mason, C. H. Murray, connected with the ball, mixed foursome players here. Char­ State Conservation Officer, Glen Murphy, Mason. eight hits. Barnhill pounded out two E.vtr.i Base Blows lotte came to enjoy a visit while Ma­ Residence opposite county park entrance. Bunkerhill. triples and a double out of four trips TWOmSGII/E Four extra base blows were taken son was evidently out to win some to the plate. Rhines was also a big off Peterson. Edgar and Imhoff trip­ laiirels. Over the dinner served at the factor in the Cardinal victory. He was led and Lang smacked out a brace oC Mason hotel Sunday evening, the score credited witli three hits, too, although ONIAWIiHRGIN doubles. Harkness, Mizer and Lang was announced as 35 to 5. Everyone Life Ins. Co, vs, Bannasch, S G 1-3 they were not as hard nor as clean were the only Mason players to gar­ reported a good time, anyway. rods of the W 9 rods of lot G, Blk, as those siiiashcd out by Barnhill. PASSES BV KA>IONT AND ER­ ner more than one blow off the Web­ MORTGAGE SALE SUMMARY 243, City of Lansing, .'j;i9,742.19, Alex Stevens had nine strikeouts to three RORS CAUSE OF DOWNFALL. berviile southpaw. Two Matches J, Groesbeck, Atty, Listed below are dates, places of sale, condensed descriptions of for Miller. The defense was good on Play. was ragged on both sides. A mixed foursome delegation from September 18, at Lansing, Michigan both sides. Mason was charged with Hoincr By Mr/.cr And Two Triples By Fancy catches were sandwiched In be­ the Mason club will journey to Inver­ proporty, approximate amounts of mortgages, the mortgagors and Lifo Ins. Co. vs. LaMacchia, Lot 117 two errors wliile Eaton Rapids made tween glaring errors, Thomas of Web­ ness Sunday afternoon. Tho Mason mortgagoes, and the attorneys hi foreclosures occurring within the of Leslie Park Subd., Twp. of Lan­ four. The Mason errors occured Liirsoei Foiitiirc* Ot Sunday Game Wltli Ionia. berviile pulled off a couple of grand­ and St. Johns club match was played next thirty days. While great care has been taken In the compiling sing, $5947.44. Alex J. Groesbeck when errors meant runs. Eaton Rap­ stand catches to rob Edgar and Davis Atty. at St. Johns Thursday afternoon. In­ of this summary, the publishers of the Ingham County News do not ids had better luck and the Mason of hits, Ote Clipper made a fine run­ asmuch as the leased wire service September 18, at Lansing. Michigan runners who profited by the errors Ramont's wildness coupled with er­ ning catch of a long foul back of guarantee Its" accuracy and will accept no responsibility therefor. This Lite Ins. Co. vs. Neller. W 32 2-3 ft. rors presented a baseball game to from St. Johns has been temporarily failed to score. third. But the errors offset the high halted no returns were available at summary is compiled and published for the protection and conven­ ot jot 34 of Redwood Subd., City ot Ionia by the score of 12 to 6 at the Barnhill Stiars spots, the time of going to press. ience ot both mortgagors and mortgagees and other Interested parties. Lansing, $1219.55, Alex J, Groes­ Barnhill was the main cause of the county park Sunday. Ramont had 12 Considcruhic Ddtate beck, Atty. Mason defeat. His clubbing brought strikeouts to his credit but they were Those who paid their money for the Course Mark Tied September 18, at Lansing. Michigan two runs across and he scored twice somewhat offset by his liberality in ball game also had the privilege of Lyle Aseltine tied the course record September 1, at Lansing. HuU vs. 173 ft. S of S Une of Baker St. on the Life Ins. Co. vs. Edwards. Com. at himself. Imhoff with a double and a granting five free tickets to first. more or less enjoying a debate. De­ of 34 last Thursday. He is the first Bowerman Finance Corp, Lot 16 of W line of Potter Hill St., thence W E line of Penna, Ave. 16 1-3 rods S single, Lang and Jess Harkness each However, his wildness can be excused cisions of Dutch Draher behind the club member to reach it. The mark Saginaw Park, City of Lansing, 114 ft., S 42.55 ft. E 114 ft., N 42,55 of N line of Sec, 15, T4N, R2W, thence with a pair of hard singles and Lynn by the fact that his support was also plate and Earl Harkness on the bases was set by Alex Chisholm of Lansing $545,96. Kelley, Sessions, Warner & ft. to beg,, $1150.03. P. L. Warner, E 9 rods, S 3 rods, W 9 rods, N 3 Harkness with two singles were not erratic. Mason had to draft a fielder were frequently and loudly debated al­ several weeks ago. The Mason youth Eger, Attys. Atty. rods lo beg,. City of Lansing, $4456,87, greatly troubled by Miller's slants. though both men called them as they birdied three, seven and eight, took September 9, at Lanalng. American Alex J,fGroesbeck, Atty. BELIEVE IT OR NOT September 1, at Mason. Dart Na­ The game was filled with good plays saw them. Several situations were one over par on four and parred the State Savhigs Bank vs. French. W 55 Four runs were made by Ionia tional Bank vs. Cross. SE Vi. of the . September 18, at Lansing. Michigan and but few bad ones. In the second open- to debate although it was the rest. He was setting the pace for ft. of lot 6 and the S % of the W 55 in th9 second inning notwith­ SW Vt of See. 23, TIN, R2W, except Life Ins. Co. vs, Johnson, W 44 ft, inning Jess Harkness caught both rules and not the umpires who were three other accurate shots. The three ft. of lot 5, block 123, City of Lan­ standing that Ramont struck out 11" acres off west side, $1042.19. E, A. in width of the E 132 ft. of S 132 ft. Blackmore and Eckert coming into questioned, who played with him were Harold sing, .$667.02. Fred L. Warner, Atty. four hitters. Tho third strike was Densmore, Atty. of lot 2, Blk. 10, in Claypool's Subd,, the plate. Snow and Howe of the Thero was an argument when the Brogan, Phlletus Peck and Stewart September 9, at Lansing. American dropped on the flrst man and four September 1, at Lansing. Central City of Lansing, ,f4,085,94. Alex J. Cards contributed some neat catches, umpire called Imhoff out for alleged Holmes. Brogan had a 38. The other State Savings Bank vs. French. W 55 runs came in while Ramont was Trust Co. vs. Hebblewhlte. Lots 84 Groesbeck, Atty, Mizer made a hard catch of Post's departure from the base path between two each had a 37. ft. of lot 6 and the S % of the W 55 piling up three more strikeouts. and 85, of the Standard Real Estate long foul fly, Imhoff brought down second and third. Another developed ft. ot lot 5, block 123, City of Lan­ September 22, at Lansing, Ameri­ Co.'s Westmoreland Add. to City of Miller's drive in the eighth and made when Hayward scored as Smith inter­ sing, $1557.92. Fred L. Warner, Atty. can State Savings Bank vs, Rayner, Lansing, ,1112,422.37. Allan R. Black, a pretty throw. and a catcher in order to have nine fered with Lang on a squeeze play. Mason Seeks Revenge September 9, at Lansing. Pruden­ Lot 2, except the W 33 ft, in J, B. Both infields worked well, Lang, men in uniform. Dart Lang worked Hayward was at flrst ruled out but Atty. tial Ins. Co. of America va. Tenney. Rayner's Add,, City of Lansing, $3,- not so good in the WebberviUe game, behind tlie plate and did well, Barn­ after protest he was sent back to In Labor Day Game September 1, at Lansing. Capitol Lot 291 of McPlierson's Heatherwood 622.92. Kelley, Sessions, Warner & played liis position well at first base hill was not so fortunate in tlie field. third and Smith called out. Twice Savings & Loan Co. vs. Smith, S 50 Subd. No. 5, City of Lansing, .$7,- Eger, Attys. and on two occasions saved his mates Neither man was able to connect for Kinne protested when runners were EATON RAPIDS TO AGAIN PER­ ft. of N 123% ft, of lot 6, and the S 798.73. John A. Brooks, Atty. 41VI ft, ot the N 123% ft. of lot 5, September 23, at Lansing. East from errors when thoy threw into tho a hit, called safe because the umpire ruled FORM IN MASON. September 9, at Lansing. Home vs, Lansing Building & Loan Ass'n, vs. dirt, CUpper at third played a good block 11 of Green Oak Add. to City of Barnhill, out of play for two yoai-s, that Kinne forgot to touch tlie bag. Putman, Lots 239 and 240 of Leslie Bush, Lot 128 in Strathmore in the game as did Edgar at short and Lynn Mizer expressed dissatisfaction when It looks like a real Labor Day for Lansing, ^3079.90. Cummins & Cum­ failed to hit his former stride. He had mins, Attys. Park Subd,, City of Lansing, $3740,10, City of East Lansing, ,'j!4,504,21, John Harlcness at third. Joss Harkness be­ lie claimed to have had a runner tag­ Mason baseball players. Mason is to C. F, & E, T. Hammond. Attys. A, Brooks, Atty, hind tlie plate caught his usual steady trouble judging fly bails and his arm ged at third although the umpire ruled be opposed by Eaton Rapids at the September 2, at Lfansing. Capltol September 9, at Lansing. Capltol September 23, at Lansing. Pruden­ game, Mizor, Imhoff and Davis hand- overshot the mark on his return otherwise. Again there was a loud county park Monday afternoon. The Savings & Loan Co. vs. Waid. Lot 9 Savings & Loan Co. vs. Kenney. Lot tial Ins. Co. of America vs. Remez, li5d every chance well. Joss Harkness throws. protest when a runner reached third locals were sadly trounced by the of the plat of Fairfield Gardens, Twp. 12 of Sterling Farms, Delhi Twp., $1,- Lot 49 of Assessor's plat of lot 52 of opened two innings with singles and Helivy Hitting after a caught foul and some of the Despite the effectiveness of Ramont Cardinals in the first game of the of Lansing, $1013.95. Cummins & 240.07. Cummins & Cummins, Attys. Angell's Subd, in College Grove, East scored in each instance, players insisted that he had started year. At the county fair last Friday Cummins, Attys. and Spratto, tho opposing hui-lcrs, at September 9, at Lansing. American Lansing, ,?6681,98. John A, Brooks, Blackmore played an e.xcellent game from second before the foul was the Cards had Mason down 2 to 1 times their pitching feats were sand­ September 2, at Lansing. Capitol State Savings Bank vs. French. W 55 Atty, for Eaton Rapids on first but struck caught. when the rain rescued Mason. But wiched in between some telling blows, Savings & Loan Co. vs. Wright. Lot ft. of lot 6 and the S Vi of the W 55 September 23, at Lansing, Sexton out three times at bat, Higgins at Larson, the Ionia second-sacker, took Scoring in Fourlili on tho following day the rain held 104 of Taylor's Rlvervlew Subd. No. 1, ft. of lot 5, block 123, City of Lan­ vs. Person. N Vi of lot 2, Blk. 8 of shortstop, Rliinos at second and Barn­ Neither team scored until the fourth off to allow Eaton Rapids to win the Twp. of Lansing, $2590.69. Cummins sing, $2229.59. Fred L. Warner, Atty, Bush, Butler & Sparrow's Add. to the hill at third played a fast game. Post, a pair of triples and a single off Ra­ mont, Campbell of Ionia came inning although Mason missed an op­ championship. Mason will have to do & Cummins, Attys. September 9, at Lansing. Capltol City ot Lansing, $5286.42. Fred L. Snow and Howe played errorless ball portunity in the flrst, Lynn Harkness some real laboring to win the Labor September 2, at Lansing. Capitol Warner, Atty. in the outfield. through with a double and a single. Savings & Loan Co. vs. Gearhart. Lot On the Mason side Mizer put a pitch was credited with a hit when D, Van Day tilt and get the revenge sought. Savings & Loan Co. vs. Wright. Lot 5 of Floral Subd,, City of Lansing, $1,- Cards Score First beyond the fence for a homer, Ranald Sickler saw an infield bounder bound Manager Bob Jones is not exactly 103 of Taylor's Rlvervlew Subd. No. 1, 679,41. Cummins & Cummins, Attys, A pass to I-Iiggins proved disastrous Lang and Edgar connected with over his head at short, Clipper was certain who will pitch, Ramont would Twp. of Lansing, $2573.58. Cummins September 9, at Lansing. American to Mason in tho first frame. With safe on an error but Mizer, Ramont like to take on the hard-hitting ag­ & Cummins, Attys. State Savings Bank vs. French. W 55 ono out, Snow sacrified Higgins to doubles, Lynn Harkness and Imhoff COUNCIL blasted out three singles each, and Jess Harkness failed to deliver. gregation but the assignment has not September 2, at Lansing. Capltol tt. of lot 6 and the S Va of the W 55 second. Then Barnhill poled out his Two errors and two hits gave Web­ yet been made. Whoever pitches will Savings & Loan Co. vs. Algate. The ft. of lot 5, block 123, City of Lansing, I PROCEEDINGS flrst triple to score Higgins, But in Spratto's slow ball had Mason hit­ bervllle three runs In the fourth, D, probably be instructed to pass Barn­ W 2-3 of lot .28 of block 1 of the re­ $555.78. Fred L, Warner. Atty. his haste to make the most of the hit ters breaking their backs. He yielded Van Sickler reached flrst on Lynn hill when runners are on the bags, plat of Dlckerman's Add. to the City 11 hits to 12 taken off Ramont al­ September 9, at Lanalng. Union Barnhill forgot to touch second base Harkness' poor throw after a fine stop of Lansing, $2062.87. Cummins & Building & Loan Co. vs. Logan. E 40 though a couple of Ionia hits would land's misplay after reaching flrst on Mason, Mich,, August 28, 1933. and was called out. Another counter and S, Van Sickler got on when Ra­ Cummins, Attys. ft. of W 85 ft. of lot 12, and E 40 ft. have gone as put outs had there been an error, stealing second, and taking . Council met In special session and was made in the second when Rhines mont failed to field a sacrifice bunt. September 2, at Lansing. Capltol of W 85 ft. of N 1 rod of lot 11, block better fielding. third on an Infield out. was called to order by Mayor Tay­ singled, went to third when Blackmore Both runners advanced on a wild Savings & Loan Co. vs. Smithers. S 87, City of Lansing, $2679.88. C. F. was wallted and came home on an er­ Another run was added to the Ma­ lor. Present, Aldermen Darling, Wheaton's success in centerfleld for pitch. The first score came in on an V£. of lot 8 of block 1 of Ballard's Add. 6 E. T. Hammond, Attys. ror. With two on and only one out, son column in the flfth when Lang Fletcher, Jewett, Kelly, Swartout, Ionia robbed Mason of hits. Five infield ball but a possible second to the City of Lansing, $3610.11. Cum­ September 11, at Lansing. Lansing smart playing and accurate throwing opened with a double, • He came home Surateaux. Absent, none, times he stood right in his tracks and score was stopped when S, Van Sick­ mins & Cummins, Attys. Savings & Loan Ass'n. vs. Worden. by Edgar, Jess Harkness and Lynn on Imhoffs triple, Imhoff was the 'I'his being the time set for hearing snared Mason drives, ler was run down between third and September 4, at Lansing. Kempf Lot 9 of Blk. 4 of Manufacturer's Ad­ Harkness nipped Blackmore and Eck­ victim of juggled signals and was of objections and suggestions in • the home by Ote Clipper. Thomas scored Commercial Savings Bank vs. Smith. dition No. 1, City of Lansing, $2,- ert at the plate when they attempted Ionia Takes I.

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NEW CASES BEGUN MORTGAGK SALE NOTICK OF MORTGAGE SALE A-TTaitNEYS REAL ESTATE I'ROUATE OF WILL. IIASSETT—SEPT. 12 MORTGAGE SALE IN CIRCUIT COURT Defnult hftving boon made In tlic contlltions Wliereffs Ff'ffffk C. Tffylof' and llfhsel L. Tay­ Dofaffit having been matle in (lie conditiona State of Miehignn. Tho Pf'obffto Couf't for 0. J. noon nhd GEORGE II. McARTHUR, TRANSFERS Cliaiicery and Law cases begun in of u certfdn mortgnge, whereby tlfo powor of lor. Ifushhfl ahfl wife, ot the Towifship of the County ot Inghnm. ot a certain hfortgffgo made by Nellie Tenny Attorneys at Lffw. Farmers Bank Bldg., Ing;li)iHi county circuit court dur- tifle thef'oin coiilftlnetl hffs lieconfo operfttive, Merldiaff, Iffghfffff Couhty, Michigah, mfulo hhtl At n sessioff of snid Cofff't, Ifoltl at tlfc Pf-o­ to tho Michigah Trust Comphhy ot Grand Mh.son, Mfch. Phono, olTIco 302. Iw52p given by John U. Uhyner fthtl Mof'ifit J. Kfty- execffled ff certfflff ffiortghge, lieftrihg dffte the hffte Olficc Iff the City ot Mffson, In said coffh­ Rhpids. Michigan, dated tho 29tlf dhy ot Sep­ Inf; week ending Monday before ncr, hushffhtl ftnd wife, to the Afnerlcnn Stftte 2r,tlf dffy of Mfffclf, A. I), 1920, to Ilffrf'y W. ty, on tho 12th dhy ot August, A. D, 1033. tembof', A, D. 1925. ahd recortletl In the olfico Sftvings Bhffk, It Michigan bftifking corpof'h- Stedfhhif. of the Township of Lihiff. Whshte- D. G. F. WARNER .fi DWIGHT L. WILSON (By Ingham Abstract & Title Co.) dat« of publication. Pfeseht. HON. L. B. McAUTIIUR, Jffdge of tho Register of Deetis for the County of Attof'neys fft Law. 1002-3-4 Bffuch Dulldlna tion, on August lllth, 1026, and rccof'dod in fiffw Coffhiy. Miehighh. wifich whs f'ccof'ded of Pf'ohate. Ihghhm ahd Sthto of Miehighn. on 'tho Oth day Lansing. Miehigffff. ni Aiigulit 18 tho olflco ot the Register ot Deeds for Inghnm in the olVlce ot the f'egisler ot deefls ot the In the Matter of the Estate of LOIS of Octobef'. A. D. 1925. Ih Liiier 200 of Mort­ County, Michigun, on August Mth, 1925, In coffffty ot Ihgham off the 2litlf fifty ot Mhf'ch. Mnnford W, Potts and wife' to BASSE'lT, Deceffscd. gages on pffge 501. ahd by said Michigan Trust FAllMERS' MUTUAL Libcr 2!i'i ot Mortgftges nt pnge St)2, upon A. D. 1020. fft Sf30 o'clock ih tlfo fol'ehooh, A. MftxwcU Bhssett Ifavihg filed iff sffiti cofirt Company tluly hsslgiietl to Stahley Mnrtih. Frank C, Kyte and wife, lot 43, Clark Law which Hftid mortgftge tlfefo is now clftlmcfl to ih liher 200 ot hfortghges, off lfffge 410: FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF INGHA« be duo, tor princlpffi, Ihlef'ost nhd insurnnce, his petitioh pf'ffyihg thfft a certffih lifstruiheht whfch assigfimeht was f'ecof'ded ih the olfice of .Subd,, City of Lansing; $1,00 etc, Angel Priggooris vs. Heni-y Bopps. Ahd wifef'ofw tlfo ffiifoffift clftihieirto lie dffe In wf'ltiffg, puf-pof-tiffg to be life Iffst will hfffl the Register ot Deetis tor the Couhty ot Ing- County. Safest, chehpost, best. For Infer, tho sffm of' $3022.92, nnd no itction nt Inw '"'hamH and State ot Michigan, oh tlfo 2Sth day matlon write to Louis Stid, secretary. Ma- VVilllam W, Meseroll and wife to Trespass on the case upon promises. hffving been broffgift to recover sftid debt, or uliolf Hftid fffortgffge is the sufn ot Seveffleeh testament ot shid deceffscd how off file ih sftid son. E. A. Dehsfhore, pf'esldont. Mason. nhy pffrt thoreot. Iltiifflred hffd . sixleeh ($1710.00) Dollaf'S, court be hflfnitlcd to pf'obalo, ftfffl Unit the hil- ot November, A. D. 1928. Iff Libor 300 of American State Savings Bank, a Foster & Cameron, Attys. hfftl ffo sffit or pf'ticeediffg lifts heeh lif- fffihistriftioff ot sifltt estate be gf'fthtetl lo E.Mo i f-tgftges on phge 31, hnti subsetpiently duly OITIce oh first Iloor cofirt hmiso, lw52p Michigan Banking Corp., the W Vi of CliiincL'iry Ry vlrtfio ot shid power ot shIo nnd pur- stilutetl fft lftw to f'ecover tlfo debt now f'e- A. Dehsmof-o or lo some other suilffble pef-soff. ass Ifghet l by saltl Sthhiey Mfff'tin to Aifhie suftnt to tho stfttffto In such efufe ninde nnd Shi ilfls, which ifssighhieht whs datetl tho 20th CHARLES FIELD, Agent, Citl'/.ehs Mutual the S 751/0 ft. of lot 18, block 155, Pauline Evert vs. Albert E. Ehinger hfifihifig securefl thereby, or any phrt thefeot: It is Of-dei-ed. Thfft the I2llf fifty ot Septenf- Ahtomoliile Ihsurithco Comphhy, Phoho Mfi- Ifrovlded. notice Is hereby givon that on Fri­ Affd whcf'Cfuf deffffflt ifffs becfi mhde iff tlfc borr A. D. 1933. at teh o'clock Iff the tof-e- dhyI of Mhy, A. D. 1929, hffd recorded in the City of Lansing; Ifl.OO etc. Co., a tVIlchigan Corp. li'oreclosuro. dny. September 22nd, 1933, nt 11:00 o'clock Ifffyfueift or the fffoffey secuf'tfd by shifl nfort­ ffooh. ht sffid pf'olihto olfice. lie a.vl is hef'eby oiriic e of the RegLster of Deefls for the Couffty shh 104. 47.tt i-feni'y A. Dawley and wife to Leone i-Iayden, Hubbard & Rathbun, Attys. In tho forciioDh (Enstern Stnndnrd Time) sniil gffge, whereby the power of sffle cohtfftfietl ffpiioihtcd tor hefff'lffg sffifi lfetltion ; ot Ihghhm, Sthte ot Michigffn, oh the 31st dhy mortgitgo will bo fof'cciosctl hy n snIe nt pfiti- thereiff hhs hecofhe oifof'fttivo ; It is Phrther Of'def'ofl. Thftt public hotice of Mfty, A, D. 1929. Ih liber 2.S3 ot Mortgages VETERINARIAN J. Gallagher, SE of Sec. 4, also S Julia C. Davis vs. Harold F. Davis, llc nuction to the highest bidder, nt tho north pffge 337, oh which mortgago there is clifim- DR. II. C. GRAHAM, hssoclated with Df'. Geo. Now, thof'erof'c, hotice is hef'eliy given that, llfef'eot he giveff by puhllcfflioff of h copy of Moody. Phohe 457. 'A of NE fr'i 1/, of Sec. 4, all in T4N, divorce. Hayden, Hubbard & Rath­ entrnnce to tho City Hnll In tho City of Lnn­ this of'der. tor three successive weeks pf'evioffs lo he dffo fft tlfo date ot this notico, for sing, Ingham County, Miehignn, thnt boing ify virtue or said power of Hftle, and Ih ifuf'- ifcipal hnd ihtef'esl, the sum ot Four 'Thfiu- I^2E; .fl.OO etc. bun, Attys. ono ot tho plnces whore tho Ciretfit Court for sffhffce tlfef'cor, ffhfl or the stfilule Iff sffch eftse to said dffy ot hearing, Ih the Ihglfffm Coffhty Emma F. Lemanski vs. Alexander hffffle ffffd iff'ovliled, the shid fnortgffge will ho News, ft newspaper priffted ahd circfilffted Iff fd Two Ilufftlfed Thirty Dollai's ahd Nlifety- Legal Notice I-ienry A. Dawley and wife to Leone tho suifl Couhty ot Inghitm Is hcltl, of tifo sffid couhty. L. B. McARTHUR, niiie Cents ($4230.00), tor insurahce pi'emifiht Lemanski, divorce. McClellan it Nel­ premises (iescrilied In Hitltl mortgnge, or so rof'ociosefl by ff sffle or tlfo fffortgffge ifrenfises, Ifffit J. Gallaghei', the W A of lots 1, 2 and much thereof ns mny bo necessnry to pny the ht public veffflffe, to the highest lildfler, fft the (A true copy.) Juflge ot Pf'ohftle. d by shid asslghee ot shid mortghge, the 3, block 120, City of Lansmg; p.00. ler, Attys. We.st rf'oht door hr the court hou.se. Iff the C. A. CLINTON, Register of Pf'oliffte. 33w4 sfffn- ot Six Dolliff's ahd Forty Cehta ($0.40), CHANCERY SALE nnioffnt dtfe fts ftforosftid oh snid mortgnge, and an attorney fee of Thirty-five Dollars, l.'"rank C. Kyte and wife to Daniel Lettle M. Cummins vs. Homer D. with ihtef'est thoreon itt the rftto of seven per City or Mffsoff, iif shlfl coffhty of Ihghfffn, Sjfft Ih pfff'sffahce and by vii'tho of a dect'ee of cont, nnfl hll logftl costs, chnrges nnd expen­ Ifeihg tlfo lflffce or Ifoltlihg llfo cif'cult court ($35,00), ffs pf'ovided for In shifl mortgage, ahfi the Circhlt Court for the Coffhty of Ihghhm. VV. Bradford and wife, lot 43 of Clark Cummins, divorce. Wm. E. Brown, ses, Includlffg an nttorney fee of $3Ii.O0. snld witlfih .sffid couffty, off life 17th dfty or No- PROBATA OF WILL. COULSTO.N—SEPT. 12 ho sffit or proceeillhg at law hftvihg been ih- hthte of Mfchfghh, ih Ohfiffcef'y, made ,Ttine Subd., City of Lansing; .fl.OO etc. Atty. pf'enfises being doscf-ilied ns follows: Situntcd veihiier, A. D, 1933, fft 10 o'clock ih the tof'c- stitulcil to f'ecover tlfo hiohoys secuf'ofi by said 23, ahd oiitei'ed oh life fifst ihfy of July, A. D. Stftte of Miehighh. The Probate Court i'or mortgage, or any part thef'eof, Aiigiii^l I.J Harold Placer vs. Lola Placer, di­ In tho City of Lithsing, County of Inghftm nnd ifooif, Khstef'ff Stffffdfff'd Tifhe, tlfo fle.seriptiuff the Couhty of Ihghftm. 1933, ih a certain cffffso therein pehding. Stffte of Michigan, nnd mof-e pnrticulnrly de­ or wiflcif sffifi lu'efffises cofftffiffed iff sffiti fffort­ At ft session of sitid Coffrt. Iielil fft the Pf-o- Notico is hereby given that by virtue off the wherefh Alia May Ueetor is plaihtilT ahd l^otaert E, Sanderson and wife to vorce. H. A. Jersey, Atty. serlhed fts: gftge is ffs rhllows: hftte Olfico ih lllo City of Mffsoh, iff sffid couff­ power of .sale cohtained in said mortgage, ahd George Wyghiit. Illilith Wygant, Albert Wy­ Union Building and Loan Co, Lid,, a Jud Wlnegardner vs. Central Trust the statute in such ease made hnd pf-ovitled, oh gant, Bertha Wygant, Mifyhfff'fl Wygffifl, Mfty Lot two (2), except tho west thirty-three All thfft cef'tffiff piece or pfff'cel or Iffffd sit- ty, oh the loth tlhy ot Affgffst, A, D. 1933. Shltirday, tho 30th tlhy of September, A, D. C. Meifd, Nellie Lloyfl, Wirt Wygifht, Laviha Michigan Corp,, W 8 rods of N Vi of Co., executor of the estate of H. If'os- (33) feot. In J, H. Knyhcf-'s Addition to snld uatu ffffd beihg ih the City or Lffhsiffg, Couffty Pf'eseht. HON. L. B, McARTHUR, Judge 1933, at eleven o'clock ih the forehooh, the uff- Wyghht, Jitafes Wygffht hhd Clyde V. King, , lot 7, and W 8 rods of S 8 ft, of lot 8, ter, deceased. Act 96. A. D. Jones, City of Laffsing, together with tho hercdita- or Inghffm hffll Sthto of Miehigffh, vi'/.: Lot of Pf'ohate. '--signed will sell, ht the horth front door ot hs fulfiilnlstrfttor of the estffte of llffrrlsoh Wy­ tnentB nnd npptfrtenances thereof. fffffffbef' rof'ty-tvvo (.12) hr E.sceLsior Lfffftl Cohf- Iff the Matler of the Estate ot SIDNEY R. *block 5G, City of Lansing; ,?1.00 etc, Atty. COULSTON, neceft.seil, ! City Hhil ih tho City ot Lhhsihg, thht he- ghht, llet'effseil, are defeiiihfhts, Notico Is Dftted: June 22nd. 1933. pffffy's stfiifiivisioff or ff ifffrt or the west hffir r oho of tho places whore Iho Circuit Court Hef'eby (liveff, thfft I shhU sell at public auc- Isiah Piper, a single man, lo Isa- William F. Jones vs. Hulbert Van- Mffgglo Siffgletoh hftvihg filed iff shifl court the ctifiiity of Iffghafn Is held, at pfibllc AMERICAN STATE SAVINGS RANK, n or tlfc ffurtlfeffst i^tfftf'ter er Sectioff hffffilief' Ifef' petltioff prffyiffg thftt ft eertffin iffstf'tffffefit tfoff to the higlfest liiiiiler, at the tveat fi'oht bello Piper George, N 6 acres of that Auken. Bill to void deed. Clyde V. Miehignn Unnlting Corporntion, Mortgagee. Iwehty-ttvo (22), Towh rour North, Range two In writing, purporUng to bo the Iffst tvlll ffhiP huctioh, to tho highest bidder, the pf-efnises door of the coffrt bouse ih the City of Mffsoh, pOi'lion.of E i/o of SW ',4 of Sec. 12, King, Atty. West, ffccof'iliffg to life recorded jilift tlief'eor. ilescrlbed ih Hffid mortgftge, or so hftich thef'eof Ihghhnf Couhty, Miehigffh, (thht Ifeihg the KELLEY, SESSIONS, WARNER & EOER, Datetl Afigust 2.L 1933. leslhmeht of shid ilefjeff.sed, flow offe Ifle in sffifi ffs mffy he ffecessffry to pay Uio iimoufil so ffs liihce tff holtling the Cif'efiit Cthirt for sfdfl that lies S of center of the old high­ Edwin Heibeck vs. Hazel I. Heibeck Attorneys for Mortgngfo, Dusineffn Addf'ess: cofff't Ife hflfnlttod to iirohhte, hhfl thftt the ad- 32'l Mutual Building, Lansing, Mich. 2IiwlS HARRY W. STEDMAN, Mortgifgce. hiiiiLstrfftifm ot sffid eslffte be gf'fthtetl to l.ff-fffof'eshid duo oh shid mortgage, with six ahd couhty), oh Pritlhy, the fifteenth tlhy of Seif- way, T4N, I^IW, Meridian Twp.; divorce, i-i. H. Partlow, Atty, JOHN IvALMllACll, Attorffey ror Mort- cifis 1!. White or Mffgglo Sifntietoh or to sofhe ohe-half (0 1-2) per ceht Intof'est, hhd hll legftl lefhlfer. A, D, 1033, ht teff o'clock ih the fof'e­ Micheal Hendershot and wife vs. gffgee. Bffsiifess Atiflf'ess, Clfelseff, Mich. 3.1wl3 costs, togetUor with sffid attorffeys fee, to-wit: ffooff, tho followifig dffscrihetl pf'operly, vi?.; hll Paul E, Dunham and wife to Mich­ MORTGAGE SALE other sffitfilile pef'soh. Tlfo weat thirty-two (32) feet of the east tlftise cerlftih pieces or parcels of Ihhd situhto ael ICranier and wife, S 2 rods of W Alyce Cummins. Bill for injunction. Defftfilt having been mhfle in the conditions It Is Of'tlef'ed, Thht the Pith flay ot Septehf- hiffety-nihe (99) feet ot Lot number tour (4) fh the Township of I.K;roy, Cfhihty of Ingliam, NOTICE OP MORTGAGE SALE Ifer, A. I.L 1033, fft teh o'clock Iff the tfU'Offooh. ahfl Sthte of Michigah, tiescrliietl ffs follows; 5 I'Ods of lot 8, block 74, City of Lan- Hood & McArthur, Attys. ot ft certftiff reffl estffte mortgftgo whef'eby the Whef'ehs Kf'ffhk C. Tffylor ifffti Hffsel'L. Tfty- fft sitltl I'f'olfifte Olfice, he fthfl is hef-eby ffp- Block sixty-two (Ii2) ot the City ot Lhhsihg, Kathleen Burggraf vs, ll^dna Bui'g- lihwor ot shle thef'oin conthihed became opef'- lor, Ifffshfffftl ffffd wire, or the Towhship of hccof'ilihg to the f'ecof'ded Plat on file in the The west hftlf of the ffouUieifst fiuhrtcf', of Sec­ silig; ,?1.00 etc. fttive, mhfle by Mhrgftf'et Logan, Maf'gnf'ct D. Ifffifftefl ttir Ifeftf-iffg sftitl petltioff; olfice of the Register of Deeds tor shid County, tion hihe, hfid the ehst hhlf of the sofftheffst August: ai gi-af, divorce. Walter A. l^lce, Atty, Logan ffnfl Joseph R. Ixigfth, single, to the Meridiftff, Iffghffm Coufity, Miehigffff, fifffde ffffd It Is Fffrther Of-def-etl, Thht public hotice f-eserving the west four (4) feet thef-eof to be fluhrter of Sectioh hihe, hoUf ih Towh thf-ee exectftefl ft cef'tffiff fffof'tgffge, lieffrifig tifftc the Ihef-eot be giveff hy pffblichtioh of ft copy of ff.seil with ff strip of liko width hdjoining on fforlh, lihhge two east, Towhship of Loroy, William Thomas Butters and wife In Re: Petition of Ard R. Fostei', et Uhloh nffilillng fthd Lohn Association, Limlt- Kith dffy or Mfff'cif, A. U. 1929, to Ilffrf'y W. this of-tlef-, for thf-ee succossive weeks pf'evious efl, a Miclfigffh coriiof'fttioh, ot f..hnsiffg, Mich­ Ufe tves..u.Tit. totur. drivetvffiii,yu.v,ijry lufrpo.sejfiii iju.iuss hIfss describe(lest;rloe|d| ifI|ff Ihglihhf Coffhty, Miehighh, to Rose iM. Ni.xon, Beg, 50 rods E of al, for the dissolution of the Lansing Steilmith. n single ihffh, hffd Ettie Stedhfffh, to shid day of beariffg, Ih the Ihghftfn Coffhty .... 1 r.T ..e f\ 1.. Tl ., . igffn, flfftefl Fehruaf'y 2fi, 1931, hnfl f'ccof'ded in Liher iri7 of Deeds, oh Pffge 4'll, City ot Lah- nhtetl Mhsuff, Micliighh, Augffst 1, 1033, NW COi-Her of SW i/, of Sec. 7, T4N,.Cas t Stone Black Co. Shields, Sils­ the Inghafn Couffty, Miclfighn, Regihter ot tviflow, or life Ttiwhship or Lifhff, Wffslftoffftw News, ft ffewsiiffifer pf'ifftetl ffhtl eif'efflatotl Ih Couffty, Miclfigffh, which wffs f'ecof'fled in the shifi ctiuffly. L. B. McARTHUR. 'ifg, Ihgham Coffhty, Michigffn. CAUL II, McLEAN, Cif'cuit Cofff't Cofhhiis- li2VV, S 40 rods, E 20 rods, N 40 rods, bee, Ballard & Jennings, Attys, Deed's olticc oh Mhf'ch 3, 1931, In libor 330 Dhleil: July Ii, 1033. lionor, Ihghhm Couhty, Miehighh, of mof'tgffges on ifftgo fiSii, tfifon which mof't- olrice or the register or fleeds or (he Couhty of (A trffe copy.) Jffdge of I'f'ohhte. W 20 i-ods to beg., Lansing Twp.; Olice Blake vs, Clarence Blake, di­ Iffglihiii off the l.lth dfty or Mffrch, A. 1). 1929. C. A. CLINTON, Reglstor ot Pf'ohate. 33w4 ANNIE SHIELDS, Assignee ot shid Mortgage HOOD .t McAimiUU, Attorneys for Plain- gfige there is how clffiniefi to he dffo ffnd pffy- CARL H. McLEAN. Attorney tor Asslghee. till', Hffaiiiess Atltlress, MiifKih, Mich, 31w7 Rose M. NL\on to William Thomas vorce. I-ifiydon, Hubbard & Rathbun, fdfle tor prihciphl hnd ihtef'est tho sum ot fft ,S:30 o'clock iff life fof'effooff. iff liber 20,'i or fffortgffges, off lfffge 'Kf'l: Ilffsihcss Addf'ess; 415 Hollister Bldg., Lah- Butlers iind wife, lot 9, and W 9.1C Attys. ?2ri73.fl0, hhd Insffrnnco pf'emlums ot Jfi.S.S. HEARING CLAIMS. sing, Michigah. 27wl3 HEARING CLAI.MS, HARl—DEC. 2 fifakihg n tntfd debt ot $2li7!i.SS, and no suit Affd whef'effs the ffnfmfht claifffefi to lie due LEWIS—DEC. 12 ft, of lot 7 of White's Subd, of lots In the matter of the petition of the fit Iffw hffvihg been brought to recover sffid upoff sffid fhortgffge is the sffhi or Tsvo Thoff- Stffte of Miehighh. The Pf'ohate Court for MORTGAGfc SALE Sthte of Micliighh. The Pf'obhte Coffrt for Lansing Hiawatha Development Co, debt, of' ffhy part thereof, shid mortgagee, sffffii'ofiQ huffdrcd afffi sevoffty-rour ffffd 117-100 the Coffhty of Iffglffffn. the County of Ihghhfh. J alid 4, block 1, Claypool's Subd., No. 32715-A At n scsaioh of shiti Coffrt. hehl ht the Pro- City of Lansing; ,$1,00 etc, Dissolution, Seymour I-I. Person, Atty, hffvihg by f'esolutioh duly ailopteil nt a regular (.l;217'Lli7) Dollfff's ffffd ffo suit or Pf'oeceiiiffg At If session of said Court, hehl fft the Pf-o­ fffcetihg of Its Bohf'd of Dif'cctof's, declaf'cd Its hffs been ihstituteil ht law to f'ecover the delft hffte Olfice Ifl the City of Mffsoff, ih saifl coffh­ Default having been nfffdo in tho conditlohs hhte Olfice ilf the City of Mffsoff, iff sffiti coufi­ Aliglisi 'Z'i The Deli'oit Edison Co., a N, Y,electio n to cohsider the whole hmoffht unphid how f'efnaiffiffg secuf'e tlfef'eby, or hffy Ifhf't ty, on the IOth day ot Augffst, A. D. 1933. ot a certain mortghgo mhfle by Claud H, ty, off the 2htl tiffy of Affgust, A. D. 1933. Corp. vs, Michigan Public Utilities off sffiti mof'tgffge flebt to ho now dffo hnd pny- Smith nnd Myrtle E, Smith, husband nnfl wife, I'f'e.sehL HON. L. B, McAUTHUU. Judge liloyd L. Gale aiid wife to ICrnestinn thef'eof: Pre.seht. HON. L. M. MeARTHUR, Jffflge to the Capitol Sffvings & Loan Compnny, a of I'rolfhtc. B. l!:vei'ctt, lot .18 of Oak Grovo Park, Commission. Sherman T. Handy, hlfle hy f'ohson ot the hon-pftyinont of certhin Affd wlief'efts tiefhult hffs heeh mftde ih phy- of Pf'olfffte, Corporntion, dnted tho 27th dfty of Mny, 1930, ihstallfhents ot prihciphl ftnd intof'est ifs pro­ hfefft or the fhoffey secffred by shifl fhortgffge, Iff the Mhtter ot tlfo Estate of I. W. Iff lhe Mfftter of the Esthte ot MAUDE Meridian Twp,; .'j!200.00. Atty, nnd recof-ded In tho olfico nf the Register of HALIFAX HART. DecefisetL videil for by shifl mortgage, notice is hef'eby whef'eby the power or shle eofftffiheil thef'eiff LEWIS. BecehsefL Deeds for tho County of Ingham and Stato of inoyd G. HlCks and wife to T. A, Irene V. Grant vs. John I-I. Wallace, giveh that on Satuf'dffy, September 9, 1933, nt lifus heeohie oiferhtive: It ftififeffrihg lo the coffrt thht the time tor It hiipehf-iffg to life court that the tifffe for ten o'clock In tho forenoon ot snld dfty fft Michigan, on tho 28th dffy ot May, 1930,lirffsefftfftifff f ot ciaiiiis against said estate 'I'ooly, CoHi, at a point 10 N and 88 annullment. Roy T. Conley, Atty, Now, thof'ol'of'e, ifotice ia hef'eby giveh thftt. Iff-esefitatioh ot chfifns ftgftinst shifl estftte in Liher 331 of Mortgages, oh Pago 333, oh shoffid he lifffited, fffffi that a time aifd place north ehtf'hncc to City Ilnll Building, Lnif- Ify virtue or sffid power or sftle. fffffi pfirsffffffce shofflil he limited, ffhfl thht h Unfo ahd plffee S-y I'ods VV ot SE corner of N '/t. of Irene V, Grant vs, Walter W, Grant slifg, Inghafn Cohnty, Michigan, (that being which mortgago there ia clalmefl to bo tlue he ifppoiiileil lo receive, exhhfiiie hhd hiljust all thereor. fffffi the stfttute iff Hffch .cffse mffde he ffiipoihted to receive, exiffffiife hffd adjust ht the date of this notice, for principal ahfl clififffs hhd deihffnds ffgffiffst sffid ficceh.sed by NW \:, of Sec, 24, T4N, R2W, W .30 divorce, Roy T, Conley, Atty, offe ot tho plffces whore the Iffghftm Coffnty ftfffl iff'ovifletl. the sffiti ffforlgifge will be rof'e- all ciffihfs hhfl defhfffiils ftgaihst shid fleeeff.seil Cifcffit Court is held), shid mortghgco will, by Ify fffid lietore sffifi couf-t: intof-e.st, tho sum of $3049.01, nnfl the sumffff d before sffifi coffrt; rods iO ft,, N 0 rods, E 35 rods 10 ft,, closetl Ify ft sffle of tile mortgffge lfrefffises, ftt of $30.83 tor Insurffnco pnid by the mortga­ It is Of-ilef'efl, Tiffft eredilof'S of sffid ileceffs- virtue ot the power of sfflo In sftitl nfortgngc pffblic veffflffe, to the higliest bidder, ht the It is Of'ilef'ed, Thftt cf'odilof's of said ileffea.s- geo. and an attorney's feo of $35.00 ns pro- S 9 rods, to beg., 2 ncres, Lansing hnd ih iifff'sffhhco' of tho stfftuto, sell ht public ed hf'O f'efifflf'cfl to pf'csefft Uielr clhims to said eii fff'e f-efiuif'efi to pf-esefft theif' claififs to said Marriage Licenses fffictioh the IhhilM descrilfed thef'oin, or so much west rf'ofit floor of the cohrt hoffse, fft the vlfled for by Inw, nnfl no suit or proceeding cofirt Ift said I'riihate Olfice off or ifefof-e tife Twp,; .'Jl.OO etc, City of Mftsoff, ill said Coffffty of Iffglfanf, thftt coffrt at said Probffte Olfico oh or betof'o the nt law hftving Ifcen instituted to recover tho 2fffl flffy of Deceffflier, A. I). 1033, at ten hs shfdl be necesshf'y to sfftisfy tho nmofiht lieiffg the plffee of holtlihg tife circuit court Pith dffy of Doceinbor, A. D, 1933, at teh mohoys Hccureft hy said mortgago, or nny pnrt T, A, 'rooloy and wife to Guy L. flffe thereon ht the time ot shle, together with o'clock Ih the fof'cfiooh, sffid tifne affd iflace o'clof'k ill the fiireffiHiff, sffifi tifffe ffffd place William L, Miller, Webberville __ .21 ftll legffl costs, intof'est tf'om dhto hef'eof, and witlfih shid couhty, off the 17th flay of No­ thereof, Iwiffg hef'eliy ffififoifftefl for the exffffflfffftioff Sorganl and wife, ConL at a point 10 vember, A. U. 1933. ftt 10 o'clock ill the rof'e- Ifeiffg hef'eliy apiihifftefl for the examination Toressa Icheldinger, Webberville _ .17 attorney feo of Thirty-five Dollhf's, as thcf'eih fffiil fffljustmeht of hll claims nhd demands Notico la hereby given ,tlfift hy virtffe of tho fffffi fuljfistiffent of all claihfs ffffd defhffhfls N and .SS 8-9 I'ods VV of SE corner of ffoon. Eftslerii Stahilitrfl Tihfe: the desef'iptioh powor of aale contained In said mortgage, and ftgftiffst sffiil ileceffsed. Ifrovlded, ft parcel tlescrihed as: The eftst •IO IfgltillSt sftifl tieeeffseil. N i;. of NW 'A of Sec. 24, T4N, R2VV Aloysius Schi'oeder, Celpsic, Ohio -37 teet ot west 3,1 feel ot lot 12, anfl oftst "10 of wifich Bffiil pf'eiifises cohtftified iff sffid mort­ tho statute in such case mhde and providetl, It is Fffrther Of'ilef'ed, 'I'hfft pulilie Ifotice gffge is ffs follows, to-wit: It Is Further Of'ilef'ed, That pffblic hotice oh the 2hd day ot Septemiier, 1933, nt 10:00 W'35 rods 10 ft., N 9 rods, E 35 rods Luella Meyer, Webberville .25 teet ot west Sli teet of north I rod ot lot clo­ thef'eof be given Ify pffhilcatioff of ft copy of llfef'eof lie giveff ify ifffiilicfftiifff of ff copy of ven, block eighty-seveh. City of Lansing, Ing­ All thftt certffih Ifiece or Iffu'cei of iffhil sit- o'clock in the forehooh, the uhdersigned wiH, this of'def' rfir three sffccessive wifeks previous 10 ft., S 9 rods to beg., 2 acres, Lan­ Chiirles R. Cook, I.jansing -30 tills ofder, for thf'eo successive weeks pf'evioffs ht tho north front door of the City Hhil,,in hffm Cofinty, Miciiigan, hoing used together fts fffttefl iff tife City of Lffffsihg. Coffhiy of Ing­ lo sffifi dhy of heftring, Ih the Ihghftfn Couhty to sffifi flffy or Ifeffrlffg, iff tife Iffghfffff Coffhty sing Twp.; .fl.OO etc. Bessie McCurdy, Lansing __. -33 offe pnrcel. hafn fthfl Slate of Mieliigfth, vi'/,; Lot sevehty- the City ot Lhnsing, Inghnm County, Miehi­ News, a ffewspffper ifrintefl afffl eif-cfflated ih seveff (77) ifl Tffylor Alistrffct Cofhpffhy Afkli- News, n Ifewspffifer prihted ahd clreulfftefl in ghn, that lieing n place where tho Cif'cuit sffiil couhty. L. M. McAUTIIUR. Adelno VV. Demorest and wife to Earl F. Murphy, Lansing -25 Dated Juho 3. 1033. shid coffhty. L. B. MeARTHUR, Court for tho County ot Inghhm Is helfl, sell tion oh ft Ifffrt of the southwest fiffftrter of the (A tf'uo cop.v.) Jffdge ot Probffte. (A trffe ifopy.) .ludgif or Probffte. Stuart L. Demorest and wife, lot 22, Harriet Parker, Detroit -24 UNION liUILDINO AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ .sotitlfeft.st fiffffrter of Sectioh toh (10), Towff at public huctioh, to the highest bidder, the C. A. CLINTON. Register or Pf'obhte. 32w4 block 5, Mfmufacturcrs Add. No. 1, TION. LIMITED, Mortgftgec, four North, Rffffgo two West, ifceof'dihg to the C. A. CLINTON. Register ot Pfohffto. 33w4 premises describefl In shiti nfortgffge, or so Floyd Smith, Lansing . -21 much thereof ns may be necessary to pay the MORTGAGE SALE Cily of Lansing; .fl.OO etc. C. F. & E. T. HAMMOND, Attornoys for fecof'iled plfft thereof, ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Helen Werner, Lansing -19 Mortgngee, Dusine.ss Addf'ess, fiOl American Diftefl August '24, 1933, amount so as atf -esald duo on shid mortgnge, Deffiiilt hhviffg Ifeeff ffihfle iff the coffflltions August; a.3 Stffte Savings Bffnk Building, r..nnBing, Michi­ HARRY W, STEDMAN ffhd ETTIE STED­ Stato ot Michigan. Tho Probhto Court tor with seven percent intereat, nhd nil lognl costs, of a certain f'offi estate fnortgage fthd ah ex­ Orlando A. Tooker and wife to Crissy VanHorn, Lansing -21 gah. I!'lwl3 MAN, Mortgagees, tho Couhty ot Inghffm. together with said attorney's fee, which shifl tension thef'eof, whereby the power of sftle pt'enilses are tlescrihed In said mortgffgo ns thef'eiff eofftftiffefl became operative, made hy Heni'y Croll, Jr., et al, N 42 ft. of E Bernice Webb, Alma .18 JOHN KALMBACH, Attorney for Mortga­ At ft session ot sfutl Cohrt. held at the Pf'o­ follows: MORTGAGE SALE gees. Bffslfiess Afldf'ess. Chelsea, Mieh. 34wl3 hate Olfico in tho City of Mnson, in sfdd couff­ Howard E, llfffffiiioffil ftffd Wiffftff'eil Ilftnffffofifi, 102 ft. of lot 19, and E 33 ft. of W G6 Elmer Ackers, Ann Arbor — .34 ty, on the Oth fifty of Affgffst, A. D. 1933, The South Fifty (50) feef of the North Offo his wife, to IJtlwfff'il G. Hef're fffffi Ettft Herre, rt. of lots 19 and 20, block 1, Manu- Hulda Smith, Lansing .20 Default tor moro thnn thirty dnys hnvlng HEARING CLAIMS. DoCAHP—DEC. 19 Pf'csont, HON. L. B. McARTHUR, Jffflge Ilffndred nnd Ttvcnty-three ahd tlif'ee-fofirth> his wife, of' sffrvivof', dated Mftrch 28, 1925, facLui'crs Add,, No. 1, City of Lan­ been mntic in the paymqht of tho intorcat, tnx­ State of Michigan. Tho I'robftto Court tor of Probate. (123f)',) feet ot Lot Six (0), afffl tho Sofflif ftffd f'ecfiriieii ill the Ingham County, Michigan, Howard Potts, Lansing .32 es Itnd ihsffrfthce premiums securetl by a cer­ In the Matter ot tho Estnto ot JOHN IIIM- Forty-ono nnd one-fourth (41'/t) teet of th Uegister of Heed's Olfice on March 30, 1925, sing; ,fl.00 etc. the County or Ihghfffn. North Ohe Huhdf'cd hffd TwehLv-thf't'e nfi.'if f lilfer •J.'il) of mortgages oh pffge 191. ahd the Gladys Oberly, .Lansing .31 tnin mortgnge given bj Edgar T. .Ailaras nnd /\t ft session or said Court, held ht the Pf'o- MELBEUGER, Deceff.sefL Bailey Real Estate Inc., a Miciiigan Ireno U. Adnms. husbsnd nhd wife, to Tho Mftf'y A. Currie hftving filed in .said court thf'oe-fofirths (123'')'i) feet of Uil Five ir,) tifffe of ifffyfffeht exteiidefl by a written ox- Clarence 0, Childs, Owosso _. .34 Farmers Dnhk ot Mnsoh, Miehignn, n bnnking bffte Oli'ice In the City or Mffson, in sffiti coffff­ Block Eleven (II) ot Gf'cen Ohk Aildilinh f teffsioif ilhteil Seiftehflier 17, 1931, giveh lly tho Coi'p., lo Centi-al Tinist Co,, a Mich­ ty, oh the ISth dffy of Affgust, A. D. 11)33. hor petition prftying that tho admlhistf'htor of tho City of Lahsing, Inghfffn Cmmly,' Mii-lfi. Beatrice J, Harris, Lansing __ -29 corporntion existing under tlfo laws of the sftitl estftte bo ftuthorized ftntl directed to con­ fffffief'sigffeil. hhd recorded ih stfiil Register's igan Coi'p., lot 7 of Fairfield Subd., Stftto ot Miehignn, Mfty thif'ty-lli'st, 1929, ro­ I'reseht, HON. L. H. McAUTIIUR, Jfidge vey certftln f'ohi estnto ih puf-sffaffce of a cof'­ gan, ffccoriling to the recof-ded plfft thef'eof. OlTice oh Seiftefnber 20. 1931, iff liber 323 of City of Lansing; .fl.OO etc. Lyle E, Houseman, Eureka __ .24 corfled in the olflco ot the Register ot Deeds of Probate. tain contf'ftct mado by shid dccefufed in Ifis Datefl Juno 8. 1933. fhortghges on page 55li, ffpoh which inortgage ot Inghfun County, Michigftn, June third, 1929, ff the Mhtler of the Estffte of MELVINA CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY tlfef-e Is how clffifffeil to be flffe fffffi ifayftble .August, 'Z\ .•Vnnetta M, Smith, I.jansing -22 ilfetinic. in Lilior 322 of Mortgages nt pngo 183; where­ DeCAMP. Decchsed. It is Ordef-ed, That the nth dffy ot Septem- Mortgagee. for prihuipffi ahd ihtef'est tife sfffh of Slli42.05. Gcoi'ge B. Sawyer, a single mnn, to Charles Dutcher, Lansing -48 fore sftid mortghgco now clftims that tho prin­ It ffiipeffrlhg to the court tiffft the lime for Ifer, A. D. 1033. at ten o'clock In tlfo fore­ CUMMINS & CUMMINS. Attorneys for Mort­ affd no sffit fft law havihg beeh brought to f'e­ Emma VViicker Lemnnski, S 5'/- rods Gladah A. Russell, Lansing .31 cipal of snld mortgnge with nil nrrenrngcs of Iff'esehtfftioff of clfums ffgffihst shid estate hooh. fft said probate olfice. be hnfl is Iierehy ghgoo. 40li Cnpltol Savings & Loan Bldg.. cover sftid tielft. or affy pffrt thereof, sffiti ifiof't^ intof'est, insurnnce pf-cmiums nnd delinquent shofflil he lifnitcd, ffhd tifftt a time ffhd place ffppointed for henring sftitl petition ; Lansing. Michigftn. 23wl3 ghgees havihg eleetefl to consitler shiti debt as of W 'L- of lot 15, block 203, City ot Allen J. Shesi, Portland .25 tffxes paitl by tho mortgageo. viz.. the sum of he ffppoihted to f'ocoivo, e.Nftfniho and adjust duo anfl pftyfflile at dftte hef'eof by f'ehsoh of It is Further Of'tlef'ed. Thftt pffblic notice ffoff-payfiieiit tff ifftef-est ih fffll, tiffe Mffrch Lansing; .fl.OO etc, Lillian T. Gross, Lansing .21 Eleven Hundred and Eleven hhd 83-100 Dollnf's all clftinis ftful dohfftifds ffgffiffst sftitl deceftsetl thef'eof bo givon hy pulfllcfftion of ft copy of MORTGAGE SALE is due at the ilate of this notico. nnd no suit Ify fthd befof'O said court: this ordef', tor three successive weeka previous Defffult having Iwen made in the cohditious 2S, 1932, ffhtl Mhrch 28, 1033, notice Is hef'eby Lewis V. Whitmore, Kalamazoo .30 or pf'ocecdings hnvihg boon instituted nt lftw It is Of'fief'efl, Thht cf'editof'S of shifi decofts- to shid dffy ot hearihg, in tlfc Ihgham Coffhty of It certain real estate mortgffge whef'eiiy the giveff thfft oh Sittuf'tlhy, Octoiier 7, i033, ht leh _39 to recover tho tiebt scoured by shid mortgnge: efl are f'cfiffif'efl to pf'esefit their ciffifhs lo shifl News, h hosvsphper prihtetl ffhd cif'cffliftefl ih Iiower of sffle thef'eiff cofftffiffed lieeffffie opef-- o'clock 111 tile fof'efftxih or aftltl tlhy ht Otthwa Ethel V. McGinn, Holt Notice is Hereby Giveh thnt vy v-lrtfie of the htive. mfftle by Sidhey A. Chscfulfleii hhfl Stf'eet eiitrhhce to Cit.y Hall Buildiffg, Lansing, .20 cofff't ftt sffid I'roliffte Olfice on or lierof'e the shiti county. L, B. McARTHUR, Iiigliffht Coffffty, Michigftff, (tiffft lieiffg ffffe or I'ROCEEDINGS OF Orvel Woi'meester, Lansing power ot sffle contifined therein sftitl mortgnge loth dffy of Decehilfor, A. D. 1033, at tell (A tf'uc eopy.) Judge ot Pfobate. Mafffie B. Cffscffflfleff. his wife, to the Uffioff .19 will be foreclosed to sntisfy tho nmount due o'clock ih tho fof'effooh, sffid Ume ffhd iflffco Bffilflihg ffnd Lofui Associfftioff, Liiffitcd, ff tife Iflffces whef'e the Ihglifuh Coffhiy Cif'cuit CIRCUIT COURT Mildred G, Johnson, Lansing __ thef'ooh inclffding principfd. interest, insuf'nnce MARTHA THAYER, Michigan corifof-htioh, of Lffffsiffg, Michigah, Coffrt is heltl), sffiti hfortgffgees will, by virtffe Ifeiffg hefcliy ffififoifftod fur tho exfffnihifUoh Deputy Register of Probhto, 32w4 or life powef' or sale ih sifitl fnortgffge, llllfl ih Taken from .lourniil Entries of Roland Undei'hiU, Lansing .22 prcmifihfs ahd dolihtitieht tnxes paid, or to be ffhil fhljffstfheht of ffll clffims ffffti ilefhaffils flfftefl April 3, 1020, ahd f-ei-'of-flefl ih the Iifg- .17 pffld by the mortgagee, with costs ot fore- Iffffff Couffty, Miclfigffh, Uegister of Deed'a of­ puf'sffffifee tfr the stfftffte iff such cffse provifled, the Circuit Court Dorothy M. 'Losic, Lansing closffro by sfflo ot the mortgaged premises ht ffgffiffst sffifi ileceffsefl. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE fice oh April 4, 1929, Ih lilior 317 of mort- sell ht public hffctioh tile Ihhfis descrilfed thef'e­ .29 public vendue to the highest bitUler at the It is Fffrther Of'ilef'ed. That phlflie hotice iff, tfr so ffffieh ffs shffll bo hecesshf'y to sfttisry Norlnan Firkey, Lansing thef'eiff lly givefi lly pfiliiicfftioh of ff copy of Default having boon nfffdo in tho conditlohs gffgea oh pffge 301, upoh which fhortgffge there west front door of the Cofirt House ftt the of two cortitlh mortgages oh tho property is ffow clffifiieii to be due ahd pffyftlile for the ffmotffft tlue tifef'efifi ftt tifffe or affle, to­ Bertha Moacliam, Lansing .30 City of Mhson, Ihghhm Coffnty, Michigan, oh tills ordef' fof' tiff'ee sffccossive weelts iif'fjviiiffs priffcipftl ffhil Ihtef'est life sffnf of $:i2i.L2S, gether wiUf ifflef'est thef'eoh ff'ofh flhte, ht six to sffid ilffy fff Ifeffrihg. iff the Ihglfhhf Coffhty hof'oihhtter described, exechted by Mihhie II. Augiisi. ;jl Lome F. VfinSickle, Lansing __ .26 the fifteenth flhy ot September, 1933, nt toh Cockburn, of Lithsing. Michigan, to J. Gilbert thxes pffifl hnfl ifflef'est thef'eoh of $157.45, ahfl per ceht, ffhfl ffll leghi etists, iffclffdihg hh ht- o'clock Ih tho fof'ohoon of thfft dffy, which News, ft ifewspffifer printed ffnd cif'cfflftted Iff ifisfff'fffiee lif'efhifffhs ffffd iffterest thereon ot torffcy fee of Thirty-five Dollhf's, Ifffffls doscrili- Chni'Iotto P, Goi'eCki, Detroit _ -20 Avery, ot the sfffno plffce, offo ot tho saitl I''i'nlik Hawkins vs. Fidelity Health premises arc described Ih snid mortgage hs shifl coffhty. L. B. McAUTIIUR, mortgages hearing tiftto the 4 th day ot Juhe, $18.57. niakiffg a tothi debt ot $3390.30, ahd etl ffs: coffffueheiffg fft ffoutlfeffst corhef' of & .'Vccident Co. Oi'dcr denyiiig mo- StiiHley R, Cornwoll, Detroit .23 follows: Lot number sixteen in Block forty of (A trffe cfly.) . Judge of Pf'oliffte, 1920, ahfl filed tor f'ecof'd in the olfico or the 110 suit at Iffw Ifffviffg lieeh hrought to recover west hhlf of northwest fiffhrter of hortlieffst the City or Mffson, Inghnm County, Miehignn, C, A, CLINTON, Prolmte Uegister. 31w.l sffid debt, or hhy phrt thereof, shid mortgffgee, fiffftrter of sectioff 27, thehce fforlh eight rotis, lioH lo disiniss. .23 RegLster or Deeds or Ihgham Couhty, Michi­ Grace L, Bai'nes, Lansing hccof'difig to tho rocorfled plftt tlioreor. ghff, oh the 5tli dfty of Juhe, 1920, anfl f-e- hffvihg by reffolfftioh dffly ffdoptefi. at a f'egu- west '10 rtfds, soffth eight roils, effst fof'ty f'ofls AugiisI -i'i TIIE FARMERS BANK, a Banking Corpof'- HEARING CLAIMS.- SAMMONS—DEC. 11) cof-tled ih Liber 205 of mortgftges on page 583 Iftr meetihg of its Boftf'd of Dif-ectof-s, dcdaf-ed to Ifegiiiiiiiig, cohthiiiiiig two hcf'os of lanfl, Fi-ank C. Kyle, et ill vs. Lewis W. Wlien you want to think don't make htion, Mortgftgce. Stffle of Michignff. Tlfo Pf'oliffte Court for tlfef-eof, ffhtl the other of tile saifl mortgages its eleetioff to coffsider tlfo whole hmouht uh- Meritliaff Ttiwffslfip, Iffghffm Coffnty, Michigan, the Coffnty of Ihghfffff. ifififl oh sffid mortgffge debt to he now due hud Wieland, et iil.' Judgment for defend- yourself so coiiifortable that you fall By L. U. White, Chshier. dated the i4th dffy of October, 1925, and filed l-lfftefl .Iffly io. 1033. HOOD & McARTHUR, Attorneys for Mort­ At ft sessioff of shiil Coffrt, Ifeid at the Pro- for f-ocof-d in the olfice of tho said Registf-hr pffyffble by reffsoff of the noh-pffyfffefft ot ccf-- EDWARD G. HRUUE. ETTA HERRE. Mort­ ilHtS. asleep. gagee, Business Address: Maaon, Mieh. 2.1wl3 ifftte Olfice iff the City of Mftsoff, ih shid coffh­ oh tho 15th dfty of October, 1925, ftnd f'ecof'ded tffih ihstifllmeiits ot prihciphl ahd interest ffa gagees. Ill Re: Conservatorship of Tlic Cap­ ty, oh the LSth dffy or August, A. I). 1933, In Liber 2119 of mortgages on page 195 thef'e­ Ifrovideil for by shifi mof-tghge, notice ia hereby giveh that oh Sfttuf-dffy, Septombor 0, 1933, at C. K. & E. T. HAMMOND, Attys. for Mort- ital t^nlionnl Bank of Lansing. Ordei- Legal Notice MORTGAGE SALE Pfeseht, HON, L, U, McARTHUR. .ludge of, nntl hoUt of the sftitl mortgages tluly ns­ gffgees. Bffsifiess /Vflflf'oss: 001 Americafi or pf'obftte. signed by tho Probato Court ot said County ten o'clock in the fof-ehoon of salfi day, at Sthto Sffvihgs Bhhk Bldg., Lhhsihg, Miehi­ iiiilhori'/.ing conservator to deposit No. 79-G In the Mfttter or tho Estffte or TIIOMAS A. ftcting in lho ndministraUon ot the Estate of horth entf'ahco to City Ilftll Buildihg, Lanaing, ghh. 2SwI3 Atlanta Gaj Light Company two year MOKTCAGU SALK Defftult having been made In Uio conditions SAMMONS, Deeeffsefl. the said J. Gilbert Avof'y, decohsofl, to Efffma Ingham County, Miclfighn, (thht being oho of lloffffflt for hfurii lliiin tifirty (iit.v.s hffving the plffces whef'C the Inghafh Coffhty Cif-cult •W^'.'r gold notes for its refundii-ig ot n certaiif mortghgo made hy Henry R. Etlgffr It ffifiieffrihg to the court thftt the tifne Tor fif'ffoslieck, John Avery ffnd Nettie Williams, MORTGAGIi SALE lifftjh fhftflo ih llfo rohflilioffs or h I'eiil cslale hhd Manila L. Edgar, hushnnd nnd wife, to the pf'esefftfftioh or elffifffs ffgffifhst sffifi estate which said assignment Is f'ccordcd in tho olfice Court ia held), said mortgagee will, hy virtue notes. hftirlgffge, whef'dfy llfo ffhilcf'simfcfl oleot to Chpitol Savings & Ixian Compnny, n Corporn­ sifthflfl lie limited, ffffd thftt ft tifhe ffpil plffce of tho said Register ot Deeds in Liber 248 of of tho power of salo in sftid nfortgago and iff No. 33278-A clefflfff'c the tvlfole sfiiii title, nntl the power of tion, dated the Iflth dfty of July, 1928, and hfortghges on pffgo 155 thof'oof nnd thereafter, pfiraiianee of the stfftffte sell at public auction Defhult havihg beeh made in the conditions .'Viigiist. an Ife hiiiioiiiteil to receive, examihe fthfl htljffst tlfo lantls described thef'ein, or so much ns sfflff thef'eiff contained hhvifig lieeofffo oiief'fftivo, recorded in the olfico ot tlfo Register of Deeds ffll clffifffs ftnfl defhfthils hghihst sftid decofised nnd on the 12th dfty ot Januaf'y, 1927, tlfo in­ of a certain mortgage made hy Howard J. Clayton F, Jennings, Receiver vs. which wffs hfiule hy llof'.sehel U Dewitt ffhd tor tho Cotfnty ot Ingham and Stnto ot Miehi­ terest ot the said Emma Gruoshock nnd Johff 'shffll bo nocessaf'y to satisfy the amouht dffo Waid anfl Holoh J. Whid. husband and wife, LuCien Driggs, American State Sav­ gnn, on the 12th day ot July, 1028, in Liber lly ffffd berof'o sftifl coffrt: thef'ooh at the tifne of sale, together with all Artie M, Dewitt, Ifffshffful ffffd wife, hforlghg- It is Of'fief'efl, Thftt cf'eilitors or sffid deceffs- Avory was duly asslghefl to tlio snld Nettie to tlfo Chpitol Savings & Loffh Cofnpahy. a ings Blink, garnishee defendant, Or­ of's, to Leofffff'd if}, Otis nhd Miffft M, Otis, 3M ot Mortgnges, on Pago II, on which mort> Willinms, which said assignment was recorded legal coata, Ihteroat from dffte hereof, ffhd at­ Corifof'atiofi. flitted tho 29th dffy oT Mfty, 1931, mortgifttocs, dhtoil Novefhher I lith, lillit), fthtl gage thoro Is cinlmcfl to bo dffo nt tho dntc ot eil fif'o f'efiffif'eil to iif'osoht their clffifns to sftid in tho ofi'ico ot the said Reglstor ot Deeds torney fee of Thirty-five Dollhf-s, fta thof-oln ahd f-eeof-fletl in the olTice of tho Register of dei' extending time for lillng dem.and f-ueof'ik'd ih tlfo olVfce of the Uegister of Deeds tills notice, tor pf'Inclpfd nnd intorest, tho sum cofff't ftt sffid Pf'oliffte Olfice oh of' borore the Jhnuaf-y 14, 1927, in Libor 283 ot mortgagos Iff-ovlilod, ft phf-cel doscriiicd hs: Commoffciffg Deeds for the Couhty of Ingbam and Stato or foi- trial. for Iffglfffhf Coffffty, Michighff; iff Liiier ',!lf.'i of of liil977,97, nnd tho sum ot $1,00 for ihsur- IOth dffy or Decefhher, A. D. i033, at teh on pago 72 nnd '73 thoroof, Notico is hereby 043 foot cast of center ot aecUon 4, thenco east Michigffn, oh the 1st dfty of June, 1931, In nhco phid liy tlfo mortgageo, and hn attorney's o'eloek Iff the rorehoon, shid time ffhtl plffee givon tlfat sffid mortgages will ho foreclosed 130 toot, south iOi.50 rods, west 130 feot, Liiier 339 of Mortgages, on Pago 421, oh whieh .Augnst 25 Mortghges oh lfffge Olii, ffffd ffssigffed to D, C. feo of $35,00 as provided for by lftw, nnd nolieiff g hef'eby ffifiioiiiteil ftfr the exifmihhtioh horth 10i.5ti rods to beginning, cohtaining five liffrt lly ffssigfffheift dnted Muf-elf 2f)th, iilHi, suit or proceeding nt law having been inati- purauhnt to powor ot snlo contained in said mortgftgo thoro is clhlmetl to be duo ht tho The Roger Angstiiian Co. vs. Lig­ fffffi f'ecof'fled ih the nfof'eshid liegister's olfice ffffd ffiljustfffeht ot ffll clffims hhd defhhfids mortgages, and tho premisea therein doacribeti hcf'oa, moro or less, Delhi Townsifip, Ihghifm tlhte of this hotice, for principal anfl intef'ost, gett Spring tt Axle Co. Judgment: tifted to recover tho moneys secured by snid ffgffiffst sffid deceffscd. as tho Weat fifty (50) foot of Lot foffr Coffffty, Miehighn, tho iforth 3 rods ot ahid tlfo sffm of $094.55, hnd tho sum ot $19.40 tor Mfff'cif 21st, Itllii, in r..iiier 27:) ot Mortgffgos, mortgnge, or hny phrt thereof, Iftiids lioihg reaorvcil to bo used with h 3 rod ,^•1,919.90, costs to be taxed. oh lfffge hr/l, ffhd as.sigffufl to Leohaf'd E, Otis tt is Pfff'tlfer Of'ilef'Oil, Thftt pffhiie ftotfee (4) ot Butler and Cowlea' Subdivision of Block ihsiirahco phid lly tho mortgffgee, and an at­ Notico Is Hereby Given, Thnt hy virtue of tlfef'ffof by given Ify ifulilicfttioh or a copy or 103, ot tho City ot Lansing, Inghitm County, right ot why out to Mh.son hhd Lhnsing Roffd, torney's fee of $35.00 ffs pf'Dvitlcfl for by Inw, Roger VV. Angstmnn vs, Liggett ffffd Mihh M, Otis lly ffsslgnfnoht dffted Maf'eh with adjoihing ownof's ahd occupants. Hff, lifill, ffhtl f-ecortied jff life oli'ice ot the tlfo power ot shIo conthined in snlti mortghgo, this of'iler ror three successive weeks pfevious Michigan, will bo sold nt public miction to tho nnd no sffit or pf'oeeoding at lftw hffvihg boen Spring & Axle Co. Judginent: Ii;i2,- nnfl tho sthttfte in such chso mnflo nnd pro­ lo sftid tiffy or Ifeffrihg, ih the Ihghffhf County highest bidder tor cash by tho shorin? of Ing­ iffslituted to recover tho mohoys secured by hfofesnid i^egister iff Ulier 27i! ot Mortgages vided, on tho ICth dny ot Septembof', 1933, at News, "a hewsifhper prihted iffiil eif'cfflffted Ih hnm County, nt tho North • front door of tho Dated Juno 3. 1033. shid mortgago, or any part thereof. 250.51, Costs to be taxed, off lfffge firil), ffpoif whieh mortghge llfef-e is 10:00 o'clock In tho forenoon, the undersignetl UNION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ elffifficfi tu he liffe at the dftte hereof the sufn .sffid coffhty. L. B. McAimiUU. City Hall In the City ot Lanaing, Ingham TION. LIMITED. Mortgageo. Notice ia hef-eby given, thftt by vif-tue ot tho Walton A. Newton vs. Charles Koa­ will, nt the north ff'ont door of tho City Hnll (A true eoy.) Jutlge or Probate. County, Michigan, on the Mth day ot October, power of sale contfuhod in shid mortgftge, nhd of ?:;;i(t'i,i'iO, wifich iheltfdes laxes anfl Insuf'- in tho City of Lnnsing, Inghhm County, Mich­ 1933, nt ton o'clock In tho forenoon. There is C. F. & E. T. HAMMOND, Attorneya tor las. Oi'dcr extending time. ffffce pffifl, ffffti ffo suit or iff'ticeetlihgs ht Ihw C. A. CLINTON, I'robftto UcKister. 3.1w4 Mortgagee, Buslhe.ss Address: 001 Ainerichnth e atfituto in sffch cftso mado ffnd provided, igan, that being a place whoro the Circuit fitfo ami pitynhio nt the dnto of thia notico upon on tho 2hd day ot Septemlief-, 1933, nt 10:00 Roger Angstiiian Co. vs, Liggett ifffviffg Ifuefi iiistitfftetl to f'ecover the delft he- Court tor tho County of Ingham ia held, sell tlfo debt secured by tifo snid mortgnges the State Savihga Bank Buildihg, Lansing, Michi­ cfff'cil lly sffifi hforlgugo or affy iiftrt thef'eof, ht public ftuction, to the highest bidder, the PINAL ACCOUNT. GlESBROOK—SEPT. 11) gan, 24wl3 o'clock ih the fof-enoon, tho undef'slgned will, Spi'ilig & Axle Co, Twenty day stay. Stffte or Miehighh. Tho Pf-olfftto Court ror stun ot Ono Thofisand Four Hundred twonty- fft tlfo north ff'ont door ot tho City Hall, in Notice is. hof'oiiy giveh lliat by virtffe of the premLses described ih said mortgage, or so ono nnd 06-100 ($1,421.90). Dollni'S and tho Roger Angstman vs. Liggett Spring fiffich thof'eot hs mhy bo necessnry to pffy the tho Couffty or Ihglffffh. MORTGAGE SALE tho City of Lanaing, Inghffm County, Michi­ Iffiwor or shle Ihef'ein cofftffihefl, Haiti mortghgo legal attorney foes. gffn, thnt boing a place whef'e the Cif'cuit & vVxlc Co. Twenty day stay. will he rof'ecltififfd to sfttisry the ffhfotffft flue ftmount so ns atof'csnld dffo on snld mortgngo, ;\t a sessioff or shiti Court, held at the Pro- Default having boon made ih tho conditions with seven pef' cent intof'est, nntl nil lognl Iffflo Olrice ih the City or Mffsoh, iif said couh­ Dated; July 7th, 1933. of a certnin f'citl estnto mof'tgffge whef'eby the Court for the County ot Ingham la held, soli I'^i'iink Tei'vy vs. Lawrence C. Ress- Ihereoff with Ifflef'est ffhtl costs ot rdf'eelosfff'e, costs, together witlf sniil attorney's tee, which power ot ahlo thef'oln contained became operft­ ht pffblic auction, to the highest bifltlor. tht Ify sffle of the nfortgffgefl pf'cfhi.sos ht pulilic ty, off tho LSth dhy or August, A. D. 1933. NETTIE WILLIAMS, Aasignco ot Mort- loi', Ji'. Order denying inotion to set snld premises nro described is snid mortghge Present, HON. L. B. McARTHUR, Jffdge Kffgoo, tive, mndo by Jftsnn L. Cro.sa and Jeasio M. prcfhisos tiesorihefl in sffid mDrixoftti, o'e so vehilffo to the highest liitiiler, at the west ff'oht hs follows: Cross, hifsliand ffffd wife, to tlfo Dhrt Nationftl Ui'jih fhemii! ai itin ta neiessary to pay tho • aside service of suinmons. floor or the Coffrt llthf.se ih the City of Mff.son, or Probffte. C. E, McARTHUR, Attorney for Mortgagee. In the Mfftter or tho Estftte or ANNIE Eaton Rfipids, Miehignn. 28wi3 Bftnk, ft Federal Corporation ot Mason, Michi­ ffmofint so as aforeaaid dffe oh sffid mortgage, Clayton F. Jennings, Receiver vs. Ihglfffm Coffffty, Mielfigffff, thht Ifeihg ohe or Lot Numbor Thirty-nyo (35) Huntington gan, dftted October 31, 1928, and recof-ded in witli sevoif percent ihtof-est. nhd all legffl costs, tife lflffces ror tlfo holilihg or the Cif'ctfit Cthfrt Heights Suhdivisioh ot pnrt of tho Enst ohe- (IIKSBUOOK. Doceftsed. together with ahid attorney's feo, which snid Lucieii Driggs and American State hnlf (Vi) ot tho Northwest ono-nnartor (Vt) A. A. Bef'gmffff hifviffg liled Iff shifl court MORTGAGE SALE the Register ot Deeds OlTico ot Ihgham County, Savings Bank, garnishee. Order. lor sffifi coffffty, on Novemlief' i7th, itiiili, fft of Section Twenty-two (22), Town Four (•!) his fihffi fulfniffistf'fftioh hecofiht, hhd his peti­ Michigan, November I, 1928, ih Liher 295 ot premisea are described in affifl mortgago nfi teff o'clock Iff life fof'effooff, whieh sfud pf'om­ Defftult having boen nfffdo in tifo conditions Mortgages oh pago 34li, upon which mortgngo follows; Clyde 1. Webster, ct al vs. Cooper North, Range Two (2) West, City ot Lan­ tioh pf'ftyiffg for tho hllowahee thef-eof, ffhd isos fff'e described ffs the sotftlfeftst fitffff'ter of sing, Ingham County, Miehignn. for the ffssighhfeht ahtl distrihutioh of the of a certnin mortgage mado by Albert Bhsko there is now claimed to be due nnd pftyftblo, Lot Nino (9) of Plat ot Fairfield Gaf-dcns, Dcvelopinont Co. and Don G. Pratt. the sofftlfehst fiffffrter of iSoetion Twefity-two Dfitgd Juno 22. 1933. • f-esidffe of shifl estftto. ftnd Mfff-tlfft Dffske. hffsbhnd ahtl wife, ot Lfin­ tor principfd nnd Intef'ost, tho sum ofof n part of tho North one-halt OA) of tho Oider extending time for settling case iff 'I'own Two North, llffnge Offe Effst, Iffglufm sihg, Miehighn, to John 0, Goodrich, ot Lftn­ $1042.19, nhd no suit at lftw having boen Northwest one-quarter (Vi) of Section four TowhshiiL Ihirlffffn Couffty, Miclfigffh, except ff CATITOL SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY, It is Of-def'ed, That the 10th dfty of Soplem- siffg, Michigan, dffted Mffy 1, 1910, and f-ccof-tl- brought to f'ecover said dobt or fthy part thoro­ (4), Town Four (4) North, Range Two (2) on appeal, to Sept. 25, 1933. liffrcel iff tife fioullfwest corfier Ihereor, hp- Mortgagee. lior, A. I). I033, at ten o'clock ih tho fof'c- ed in tho ollico ot tho B.eglstor of Deeds for of, notice is hef'eby given Hint on Friday, West, Township of Lhnsing, Ihgham County, August 'M) Iff'o.sifhfftely twelve fthd ohe-hhir f'ods north hnd CUMMINS & CUMMINS, Attornoys for hooh, fft sfud Pf'ohate Olfico, lie ahd is Ifef'eify the County of Inghitm, State of Michigan on September 1, 1933, at ten o'clock in the tof'C- MIciflgnn. soffth Ify ffpiiroximftlely elevefi rods effsl ftffti Mortgagee, -lOli Chpitol Savings & Loan Bldg., fflilfoihtefl for exftfniffihg hhd fdlowihg said tho 3rd dffy ot Mffy, 1910, Ih liber 179 ot mof't- noon ot snid dny, tho uhflef'signcd will soli at Dated Juno 8. 1933. People vs. Albert Pope. Sentence: west, offe time deeded to Williffm E, West, Lnnsing, Michigan, 25wl3 accofffft hifil heffrihg sffid petitioh; gngos on page 130 and later imsighed by Jolfn tho Weat front door ot lho court house in the CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY. Fine IfOO.OO, costs $25,00, within 10 It is Further Of'dof'od, Thht public notice 0. Goodrich to Clffra L. Hnyden. ot Lffhsiffg, City ot Mnson, Ingham County, Michigan, tlfat Mortgngee. nfttefl August 2,1 lb, iODli, thef'eof lly giveh by publiefftioh of a eopy of days, Default jail six months. LEONARD E, OTIS fmd MINA M, OTIS, As- NOTICE OP MORTGAGE SALE Michigan, and Adelino Ilonnihe of Dewitt, being n Iflffco where tho Circuit Court for tho CUMMINS & CUMMINS, Attorneya tor Mort­ sigheeH, this ortier for threo successive weeks previoffs Miehighh, on tho 20th day ot Decembor,- A, D. county ot Inghfun ia hold, by virtue of tho Rngee, 400 Cnpltol Savings & Loan Bldg.. W, S. SEBWE, Mhson, Mich,, Attorney for Defntilt hftving boen mndo in tho conditions to Hffid tiffy of Ifoariffg, iff the Iffghftm County 1923, which hsslgnment whs recorded in thopowo r ot aalo in said mortgago and in puf'su- Lansing, Michigan. 23wl3 Assignees, iMwIll ot It certnin renl estate mortgitgo mftdo by News, fl ifewspftlior printed anfl circfflfttod In olVico ot tlfo Register ot Deeds for tlfo County ffnco of the statute in auch cnse provided, nt Probate Hearings Gcorgo L. Jftckson nnd Idn W. Jackson, hus- said county. L. B. McARTHUR. ot Inghftm on the 2Sth day ot December, A. D. public auction tho lands described therein or MORTGAGE SALE haffil and wife, ot Ingham County, Stnto of (A true coy.) Jtfdge ot Pf'obftte. 1923, in libor 223 ot mortgages, on pngo 514, so much ns shnll bo necessnry to sntiafy the Default having been made in tho conditions For Tuesday, September 5 MORTGAGE SALE Michigfth, whicli mortgnge tears dnto tho lat C. A. CLINTON, Probftte Register, 34w4 whoroby tho powor of snlo in anid mortgngo Itmount duo thei'oon nt timo ot anio ot n certnin mortgngo mndo by F. B. McKlb­ Estate of Mae Donahue, deceased, No. 32SC8-A dny ot July, A. D, 1927, nnd wna duly re­ containod hna becomo oporntlvo, on which with tho contf'nct rnto ot Intorcat thore­ bln Compnny, a Miehignn Corporation nnd hearing on claims. cof'ded ih lho oirico ot tho Register ot Deeds, NOTICE mortgngo thei'O ia clnlmed to ho due nt tho on from dnto ot thia notico, togothor with Willlnm Atkinson, to Chriatopher E. Wilhelm lletnult hnvihg been mndo In tho conditions Coffnty ot Inghnm, Stnto of Michigan, on the To property owners on South Barnes street tiftto ot this notico Eighteen, Hundred Eight tho statutory nttorney too nnd nil iegnl coats nnd Florn Wilhelm. dnted tho 23rd dny ot Juiy, Estate of John White, deceased, of n certnin mortghgo mndo by Joseph A. 1st day of July, A, D, 1927, in libor 280 ot antl others who may be iifterosted: Dolinra and Eighty-nine Centa, ($1808,89), tor nnd taxes thnt may bo paid by mortgngco to A. D. 1020, nnd recorded in tho olTico of tho Pitzgernld (Widower), to the Cnpltol Savings hearing on claims. mortgages on page '17'1, nnd on which mortgnge Your httcntion ia cfflled to tho following principnl nnd intcf-eat, Sovonty-two Dollara and protect aaid property, said mortgnged premises rogistor of deeds for tho county of Inghnm nnd & Lohn Compnny, n Corporntion, dated the thoro Kt clfumcd to ba duo nt tho dnto of this resoliftion phased by tlfo Common Council on Twenty Centa, ($72.20) for tnxea. a total ot deaeribed ns, tho Southonat onc-qunrter of the Stnto ot Miehignn on tho 18th day of Septem­ Estate of Anna Mueller, deceased, 'Ith dny ot September, 1930, nnd recorded in notico, for principal and intof'est tho sum of August 21, 1933. Ono Thousnnd Eight Hundred Eighty-ono Dol­ Southweat ono-qunrtor ot aection twenty-three. ber, A. D. 1920, in Liber 211 ot Mortgnges on hearing on claims. tlfo olTico ot tho Reglstor of Deeds for the Twenty-six hundred forty-five dollnrs nnd fifty inra.and Nino Cents ($1881.09), nnd no «uit Town ono North of range two West (Ononda- County of Ingham and Stnto of Michigan, on By /Mderman Jowott— pago 362, on which mortgago thoro la einimed cents ($2G<16.r>0) ; for 1930 tnxcs pnid by anid or proceeding nt Inw having been InsUtuted to gn) except eleven acrea olT the Weat aide, be­ Estate of James Dildine, deceased, the fith dny of Soptembor, 1930, In Liber 833 Resolved by tho Common Council ot tho City to bo due nt tho date of this notico for princi­ mortgagees, tho aum of Ono-hundred forty-two recover tho moneys scoured by aaid mortgage ing twenty-nine acres of land moro or less in hearing on claims. of Mortgnges, on Page 57, on which mortgnge ot Mffson thnt it is the intention ot tho snid pal .and interest, the aum of Seventeen Hun­ dollnrs nnd twenty-four conta ($142,24) i for or any part thereof i Inghnm Oounty, Miehignn. Estate of Fred C. Pinckney, deceas­ there Is claimed to be due nt the date of this insurnnce paid by mortgagees the sum of Pour council to construct n curb nnd gutter in dred Twelve Dollars, ($1712.00) and an ottor- notice, for principnl and Intorest, the sum of dollnrs nnd fifty centa ($4.30) ; and tho sum Soffth Bnrnca street ff'om tho south side ot Notico ia hereby given thnt by virtue ot snid noys fee ot Thirty-five Dollars ($36.00) na pro- ed, hearing on claims. $1214.10, nnd an attorney's fee of $36.00 aa ot Thirty-five dollars ($36.00) ns an nttorney Ash street to the. nortli sido ot South street. power of snlo. nnd puraunnt to the statute in THE'DAIWVA'TIONAL BANK OP MASON, vided by statuto, and no suit or proceedinga at Estate of William A. Hessler, de­ provided for by law. nnd no suit or proceeding fee, as provided for by statute, and no auit Ffirther thnt the pint nnd dingrnm thereof, such cnae mndo nnd provided, the undersigned Mortgngee. law having been Instituted to recover tho nt law having been instituted to recover the or proctjedings nt law having been instituted mndo and returned by the city engineer be Clara L. Hayden nnd Adeline Henning, tho as­ E. A. DENSMORE, Attorney for Mortgngee, moneys secured by aaid mortgnge, or any part ceased, liearing on claims. moneys secured by said or any Riortgage, part to recover the moneys secured by such mort­ received nnd pinccd on file in the ollicc of tho signees of said note and mortgago, will on business address, Mason, Michigan. 23wl3 C Estate .of James H. Seager, deceas­ thereof, gnge, or nny part thereof. city ongiheer, whoro tho sffmo may be found Saturday, tho 23rd day of September, 1933, at Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of the ten o'clock tn tho forenoon, Eaatern Standard ed, hearing on claims. Notico Is Hereby Given, That by virtue of tor inspection nnd exnminntion. ORDER OF PUBUCATION power of sale contained In said mortgago, and Now, Therefore, by virtue of the powor of Time, at the north entrance to tho city hnll In the power of sale contained In nald mortgase, tho statute In such case made and provided, on Estate of Hattie V. Pence, deceased, salo in said mortgnge eontnincd and by the Further, that tho council will meet at the Stato of Michigan, In the Circuit Court for and tho statuto In such ease made and pro­ tho Oity ot Lanaing, County of Inghnm, State the 7th day of October, A. D. 1033, at ten statutes in such cnao made nnd provided, no­ council rooms on Monday, the 28th dny of tho County of Inghnm, In Chnncery. hearing on appointment of adminis­ vided, on tho 16th dny of September, 1933, at of Michigan, that boing ono of tho placea o'clock tn the forenoon, tho undersigned will tice ia hereby given thnt on Saturday, Septem­ August, 1933, nt 7:30 o'clock p. m. to consider Milburn Bowlin, by hia next friend, Helen 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon, the undersigned where tho circuit court for the County of Ing­ sell, at the north front door of the City Hall trator. ber 16, A, D. 1933, at ten o'clock Eastern nny susgostions nnd objections thnt mny be Baxter, Flnlntifl!, will, nt tho north front door of the City Hall hnm ia hold, sell at publlo auction to tho hlgh­ tn tho City of Lanaing, that being one of tho Standard Time, tn tho forenoon of said day, mndo by pnrtics interested, with respect to va. Estate of Albert Gardner, deceased, In the City of Lansins. Initham County, Mieh­ eat bidder, the premiaes described tn said miirt- tho undorsighed will, at the north front door snid proposed curb nnd gutter, nnd that tho places where the circuit court for the county lgan, that boinff a place where the Circuit gage. or so much thereof oa mny bo neceasary Elizabeth Bowlin, Defendant. hearing on appointment of adminis­ of the City Hnll, tn tho Olty of Lanaing, of Inghnm ta held, at public auction, to tha Court for the County of lasham la held, aell city clork publish a notice thereof, in nccord- to pay the amount ao aa aforesaid duo on said At n aeasion of anld Court held on the 28th trator. County of Ingham, Stato of Michigan, that highest bidder, tho premises described In said nt public nuction. to the highest bidder, the nnce with section 8 in Chnptor XXI ot the mortgago, with intcreat at aix percent (0%) dny ot July. A. D. 1933. ,^ being one of tho placea of holding the Circuit mortgage, or ao much thoreot as may be nec- Estate of John Himmelberger,'de­ premises described tn eald mortgage, or lo City Chnrtor. from the date of this notico and all legal coats, Preaont: HON. LELAND W. OARU, Circuit Court in said county, sell at public auction to oaaary to pay tho amount so as aforesaid duo muc.°. thereof as may be neoessary to pay the Dnted. Mnson, Miehignn, August 21, 1933. including an attorney's feo of Thirty-five Dol­ ceased, hearing on specific perform­ tho highest bidder, tho landa nnd premiaos In on anld mortgage, with aeven per cent Interest, amount so na nforoeatd duo on ..Id mortgage, 34wl GEORGE KELLOGG, City Clerk. lara ($35.00) aa provided by law, said premises '"it^appoaring to thia Court frtjm alTidavit on auch mortgago described, which description Is and all legal coats, together with aaid nttor- ance of land contract. with aeven per cent Interest, and all legal file, that Elizabeth Bowlin, the dofondant here­ aa follows t being deacrlbcd aa follows; ney's fee, to wit: . .... Instate of Mary ,Elizabetli Miller, costa, together with sold attomey'a fee, which NOTICE in, ia not a reaident of tho State of Michigan, All that certain ptcco of land situate in tho Commencing at the northwest corner of said premiaes are described Is said mortgage Tho South flve-elghtha (5-8) of the South- Notico is hereby given thnt senled bids will but realdca in McKenzio in tho state of deceased, hearing on will. City of Lansing, Oounty of Ingham, and Stato Clark and Sheridan Street. In said City of an follows: eaat one-quarter (%) of Section Twenty-seven bo received nt the office of the City Clork ot 'TonnoBaee i . , of Michigan known aa the East two (2) roda Lansing, running thence north .even (7) rodj Estate of Margaret Forester Wood, (27) and the Weat one-half OA) ot the Souih- It ts Oi'dered that ahe appear and anawer Lot Numbor One Hundred Ten (110) Win­ the City ot Mnson up to September 5, 1933, at of lot four (4), block forty-three (48) in sold wost one-quarter of the Southweat one-quarter four and one-half (4%) feet, thence weat forty deceased, hearing on annual account. demere Subdivision belns a part of tho North-, 4 o'clock in the afternoon, for the aalo and 'City of Lansing, except the south eighty-four the Bill of Complaint filed In this cause within OA) of Section Twenty-stx (26) all tn Town five and three-elghtha (48 8-8) feet, thence weat quarter and the Northeast quarter of purchfufe ot tho Rofundine Bonda issued by the (84) foot thereof, which was previously re- three montha from the date of thia order, or Estate of Ellsworth W. Starks, de­ 1 North, Range One IVest, Townahip of Les­ south aeven (7) rods, four and one-half (4%) said City of Maaon, under dnto of June 1, 1933, aaid bill wilt be taken as confessed, and that Section Eighteen (18), Town Four (4) North, leaaed from the terms and conditiona of said feet, thence east to place of beginning. City of ceased, hearing on appointment of ad­ lie. County of Ingham. State of Michigan. this order bo publiahed ns required by law In Range Two (2) West, Lanaing Townahip, Ing­ in the aum of ($5,600,00), five thousand five mortgage. Lansing, Ingham Oounty, Hiobigan. Dated at Lansing, Michigan, this 20th day tho Ingham Oounty News, a newspopor print­ ministrator de bonis non. ham (^unty, Michigan. hundred dollai's, as authorised by tho Public Dated this 26th day of June, A. D. 1933. of June, A. D. 1033. ed, published nnd circulating In aaid oounty. Dated June 22, 1988. Debt Oommission under date ot April 26th, OLARA L. HAYDEN. ADELINE HEN CHMSTOPHER R'WILHELM and FLORA PRED A. BAILEY. • LELAND W. CARR, Circuit Judge. CAPITOL SAVINGS * LOAN COMPANY, 1033. nnd the statute In auch cnse made and NING, Aaalgnces of Mortgagee. WILHELM, Mortgagee.. ^ „ , How long would anybody last who Mortgagee. LILLIE M. BAILEY, Mortgagees. A'True Copy: provided. BROWN ft OREOa. Attorneya for Aaaiifteet CARL H. McLBAN. Attornw for Mortg.Be.a, CUMMINS A ODlllimS. Attorneys for MARSHALL, SEARL ft DEAN, Attorneya FLORA 0. DEWEY. Deputy Clerk. tried to malte a living giving honest The right to reject any nnd all bids ia here­ of Mortgagee, Business Addreaa: 608-26 Am­ Businesa Address) 415 Holli.t.r Bldg., L.a; Mortgagee. 406 Oapltol Saving, ft Loan Bldg., for Mortgagees. Business Address: 800 Bauch by reserved. erican State Savings Bank Bldg., Lansing, ROY T. CONLEY, Attorney for Plaintiff. 415 advice to the lovelorn, • .Ins, mehlffu. Mwll Lansing, Hleblgui. IBwlt Bldg., Lansing, Mich. 25wlS 84w2 GEORGE KELLOGG, Oity Clerk. Mlohiaon. S6wia Holllster Bldg., Lanaing, Michigan. 82w7 Page Twelve INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31,1933

most of the homes. All crops are HOW TO SEE THE HARMSWORTH RACES ON THE ST. CLAIR RIVER Relatives In East completely ruined, they state. The County To Have Tell Of Bad Floods Lawrence families are well known Charge Of Welfare hero,- having formerly resided in Ma­ Fall Novelties son. (Continued from page one.) LAWRENCE FAMILIES WITNESS after some other system will bo em­ Goods are now arriving- daily. ATLANTIC STORMS. McFAKREN REUNION ployed-In granting direct relief. Te'Sth annual reunion of the Mc­ The commission has received in­ The ready to wear and millin­ Farren family was held Sunday, Aug­ Mrs. Grace Allen recently received structions to give relief to all needy ery departments are showing- a letter from her niece, Mrs. Paul ust 20th, with Mr. and Mrs. Stewart unemployed persons and their de­ Crockett, of Hampton, Virginia, who Trumble on East Forest Road, Lan­ pendents and to give sufficient relief new merciiandise. Among the .was formerly Elizabeth Lawrence, sing and 38 guests were present to so that physical suffering will be pre­ many arrivals in hats are the telling of the bad storms and floods enjoy the day, Stewart Trumble was vented and minimum living standards tbe people of the cast are witnessing. elected president, Mrs, Elmus Smith maintained. Federal regulations pro­ popular satins in black, very Mrs. Crockett stated that the residen­ of Ann Arbot was elected secretary- vide that no direct relief shall be often with a touch of white. tial district In Hampton was sub­ treasurer, Mrs, Isadore McFarren granted until a thorough investigation merged under about two feet of wa­ Herblson ot Lansing was the oldest is made of every case. IC aid Is con­ Priced $1,88 and up. ter and the streets were littered with present and tho little daughter of tinued investigations must be made at the debris of storm-wrecked buildings. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Abels of Laings­ least once a month. Direct relief docs Boats were the only means of trans­ burg was the youngest. Guests were not include hospital bills or institu­ portation and the newsboys have been presen. t from Detroit, Owosso, Lan tional care. delivering the daily papers to their sing, Bath, Bennington and Ann Ar- Work Keliet patrons in canoes, she writes. bor. In August, 1934, Mr. and Mrs. Federal regulations covering work . Her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Guy ' Wendell McFarren of Bath will enter- relief include the following provisions; Lawrence, live In Warenack, a few/am the fanilUes, "All work relief wages shall be bas­ miles from Hampton and the water f ed upon the relief need of the individ­ there nearly reached the first floor of Will Rogers Sunday-Monday, 1^ ual and his dependents. "Federal funds can be used in pay­ ing work relief only at or above 30c per hour. "No one employed on a work relief project shall be allowed to work moro than eight hours In any one dny, nor more than a.'j hours in any one week or more than 150 hours in any one month if tho work involved is physical labor." No L'niiticiil Influence The commission intends to place re­ Many new wool tailored dress­ The above map has beon prepared by tho committee in charge ot the Havmsworth Gold Cup races lief work upon a non-political basis, it es have arrived — ,just the is asserted. In the findings of an in­ on the St. Clair River near Algonac Saturday. Tlie map shows tho best routes to follow lo avoid vestigator studying the system here­ traffic congestion. thing' for early fall wear. tofore used the following paragraph * =ii * was included; WINS HEALTH CONTEST mot Thursday evening with Mrs. Lucy "Township supervisors are elected Charles Whitney, 15, son of Mr. and Homegrown Flowers Pliilltps, when Rev. Sflxe of the He- A few lig-ht weight coats- every year. The people who come to Mrs. Hugh Whitney of Onondaga, was Feature Club Meet brow mission gave a talk on what it ideal for fall wear—specially CAMP and HOME them for relief, are also, the voters chosen as the healthiest boy among means to a Hebrew to renounce tho who may re-elect or' defeat them. Un­ those entered in the 4-H club health Jewish religion. priced .$1.95 and up, AU prices in thia ndvortifscnant include ALAIEDON GROUP ENTERTAIN­ der such circumstances it Is humanly contest at the county fair. Bernice the Michigan.3 per cent Sales Tnx ED AT LANSING HOME. Mr. and Mrs. Gcorgo Wilcox spent impossible to expect that the supervi­ Grieb, 19, of Webberville, was the Sunday, August 20, In Edmore, and sor will not be influenced in his decis­ healthiest girl. Guerdon Frost, 10, Members of the Alaiedon Farmers Saturday started on a trip to northern Parkhursfs ions regarding relief by the voting son of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Frost of Michigan. status of the applicant. Political in­ Wheatfleld, was the second healthiest club were entertained at the home of fluence is undoubtedly present to a boy while Dorothy Siegrist, 15, daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. J. B. True in Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Barnard and SMOKED PICNICS . 8c greater or less degree in all of the Saturday for the regular meeting. The Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Bentley spent ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Siegrist widow, Lina, the one son Herbert oC Sugar c-.fro.: . :z C lb. .ivernKe eight subdivisions. The wonder is not of' MasoD, was second among the program of the day consisted of a Sunday iu2cently at Farwell. flower show under the supervision of Mrs. LilUe Evans, formerly of Holt, Holt, one grandchild, two brothers, that there is so much, but that it is girls. Charles H., of Newcastle, Ind,, and Sliced Bacon Vi-ib. pkg. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Iloeppner and Mr. was married August 16, to Orson J. not even more serious." Emery, of San Francisco, California, Country Club—Cellophane wrapped and Mrs. James Worthington. Paul Swan, who lives on a farm north and Haslett School Head Fuller of Meridian, sang two solos cast of Mason, near Dansville. They and one sister, Mrs. Vesta Thompson Pork Roast style lb. 7c and the Okemos Community church were married at Angola, Ind., return­ of Stockbridge. Interment was at Wmiamsvllle. South Leroy -1 Employed By Okemos quartet entertained with two num­ ing to the farm the same day. Mrs. PorS( Butts Very little bone lb. 12c By Mn. W. L. Rloe t bers. Mrs. Lyle also entertained with Swan was formerly ticket agent at Wlllard Hoskins, Leslie, grandson LUKE H. KELLY TO BE OKEMOS two piano solos. the M. E. R. station here and last of Mrs. Chas. Tincknell, and Paul year went to keep house for Mr. Austin, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Breese were SUPERINTENDENT. The dinner was served under the Swan. They will reside on the farm Austin, were two of the eight chosen' PIO^ISS n. 10£ in Jackson on business last Thursday- supervision of Mesdames Leslie Palen, CiiCLE "1" with his father, Robert Swan, where to judge poultry from the 4-H clubs Mr. and Mrs. Fred Monroe attended Members of the board of the Oke­ Frank Liverance, Roy Stillman and Smn'! ;:lini-ik!cr!:—Celophnne wrapped O.J. Swan was born and always has of Ingham county. conference at Gull lake last week. mos Consolidated school did not go Floyd Fogle. A fine display of home­ far afield to secure a superintendent grown flowers was on exhibition at lived. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wlgman and Coitase Sutts smaii Ib. 22c Viva Nelson is quite sick at pres­ ent'. to fill the vacancy caused by the the meeting and J. E. Wikrc of East Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Klrker and Mr. family have gone to Napoleon, Ohio, Sivift'c Pr;n-iium Daisies — Ctfliop'.?. .: \.'.-a;>p-f:l and Mrs. William Klrker attended Mr. and Mrs. Merton Rice spent resignation of William H. Taylor. The Lansing gave an interesting and in­ to visit her brother, George Arend, their school reunion in Corunna, Sat­ Sunday at Charlotte with her sister new Okemos superintendent Is Luke structive talk on the growing of and other relatives. PorJ< Steak Lean 3 25c H. Kelly, for the past five years sup­ urday. and family. Reba Rice came home flowers. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Barnard spent erintendent of the Haslett Consoli­ Mrs. Clarence Messacar of Albion, with them. Sunday In Ann Arbor. Boiled Ham ib 25« dated school. The districts adjoin. Is visiting her father, B. N. Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Monroe and fam­ Armour's Str.r Supt. Kelly has already begun his new and sister, Mrs. Joe Ellerby, and fam­ Wednesday evening a small com­ ily attended the fair at Mason last duties. Mr. Taylor Is to be the super­ HOLT ily of South Cedar street, for a few pany spent th.o evening at the home SHOULDER Chic week. intendent of schools at Walled Lake By Mrs. Jantiest P. Kins days. of Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Bentley, to. Mrs. Melvln Oesterle attended her In Oakland county. Miss Florence Wlgman, daughter of help Mrs. Hull, Mrs. Bentley's moth­ normal class picnic at Mason one day er, celebrate her birthday. Cards and ROAST Classes at Okemos are to begin Mr. and Mrs. Byron Wlgman, cast of last week. Rufus Richardson left Sunday for Holt, has been visiting at Houghton dainty refreshments were enjoyed. Spiced Ham »>• 25c Mrs. Ford of Jackson, spent the September 5. Teachers have been summoned to attend a faculty meet­ a motor trip and visit of several days lake. The first regular meeting of P. T.- Armour's Slnr week end with her daughter, Mable with relatives' In Ohio. Funeral services were held for Eddy A. will be held at the high school Breese. ing at two o'clock, Monday, Septem­ ber 4. The school book store will be Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fay are mov­ J. Howe, 76, former resident ot Holt, auditorium, Monday evening, Septem­ Pork or Veal Loaf >b. 15c Harold Monroe won flrst prize on Hcrrud'c fine cufnlily open for business Saturday, Septem­ ing to Detroit, where Mr. Fay has at the home of his son, Herbert, on ber 11. All interested parents and his calf and Morris Monroe second ber 29 and on Monday. The hours are been employed for some time. Their Thursday, August 24, with Rev. C. P. citizens are cordially invited. prize on his pig In the 4-H work at to be from nine In the morning until house will be occupied by Mr. and Andrews officiating. Mr. Howe died Regular meetings of Rebekah lodge Fancy—13^ to the Mason fair. four in the afternoon. Terms for the Mrs. Mason of North Holt. at his home In Clinton county Tues­ No. 446 will resume on Monday eve­ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nelson and lb. avsrngc: lb. 15c sale of books are strictly cash, school The Community Bible Study class day afternoon and Is survived by the ning, September 4. BROIlEiiS family and Mrs. Rose Nelson called on authorities say, Mrs. Russell Risch in Wheatfield, Wednesday evening. Okemos school officials explain that f>Jo. 1 Kathern Risch is working In Fow­ an announcement of tuition and trans­ lerville again. portation charges released last week PORK & BEANS 6 Ik is misleading. The tuition rates are Country Club — In delicious tomato snuce with flavor­ $50 a year with added transportation ful porlc — Giant can, 2 for 15c Services Held For charges of ?10 If the student is to be transported by bus. The transporta­ Vz-ib. pkgs. Alaiedon Resident tion rate was given last week as for OME Kraft Cheese 2 35c AU kinds except Swiss and Old English the semester. Swiss and Old English, 2 pkgs. 39c tnus. JULIA rURNEK DIED AT HOME JIONDAY. Catsup 2 14-01. hollies 27c Norman Thomas Will TREATMENT. Country Club—Fancy quality Funeral services were conducted Speak At Charlotte JsJOW is the time for all Fresh Bread ib. loaf 6c Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock Famous. Country Club — Rye Bread, lb. loaf 7c at the A. W. Jewett funeral home for good Americans to Mrs. Julia Turner, 67, who passed SOCIALIST CANDIDATE FOR away at her home in Alaiedon Monday PRESIDENT ENGAGED. come to the aid of their Combination Special»1pkg. Country Club following an illness of several weeks. homes. The Rev. Harold Dakin had charge ~ Norman Thomas, twice candidate of the services. Interment was made for president on the Socialist ticket, We want to prove some­ in the Maple Grove cemetery in Ma­ will speak at Bennett Park, Charlotte, thing to you. We want to son. at three o'clock Sunday afternoon and SODA CRACKERS e s osc again at seven o'clock In the evening. prove that your home may Julia Folar, daughter of Mr. and Mr. Thomas has gained the reputa­ be greatly improved with Mrs. Charles Folar, was born in Alaie­ tion of being one of the finest public don on March 12, 1866. She spent her speakers in the country and has ad­ the expenditure of very lit­ Master Dill Pickles qt. 15c girlhood days in Alaiedon and was dressed more people than any public Master Sweet Gherkins, pt, 15c married to Thomas WUey. Two sons, tle money. man In the country today. It is stated. Charles and Elwin, were born to the We suggest that you see Queen Olives Hollywood qt. 33c union. She later married George Tur­ He win discuss the changes taking Stuffed Olives, pint 29c ner and two sons, Clarence and Al­ place in the government of today. us about this immediately! bert, were born to them. Clarence A fine band concert is also promised Corned Beef Hash can 15c was instantly killed in 1929 while by the Charlotte high school band Armour's-—Corned Beef, can 17c working for the Consumers Power which win play before and after the company. Albert still resides at the address In the afternoon and evening. farm home in Alaiedon. One grand­ Everyone is extended a cordial Invi­ FRENCH COFFEE 2:c43c child, Donald, also survives. tation to come to hear Mr. Thomas on this occasion, Leon C. Benedict, chair­ Open Saturday Full bodied and flavory — Country Club, Ib. tin 2Sc Mrs. Turner was a life-long resi­ man of the affair, announces. Evenings Beechnut, Ib. 27c — Chase & Sanborn, lb. 27c dent of Alaiedon and was a member of the Presbyterian church and active GRIMES REUNION in the community affairs. During her Swift's Cheese Spread pkg. 6c The annual Grimes family reunion life she has witnessed many changes. American or Pimento was held In Mason at the county park Her father purchased his farm from on Saturday. A potiuck dinner was the governnient and the site was Sialad Dressing quart 29c served at noon to the 85 guests pres­ cleared and a log house built for his Country Club~8-oz. 10c; le-oz. 15c ent from Dansville, Stockbridge, Holt, family. In later years the' present Lansing, Bunkerhlll, Detroit and Ma­ home was built and there Mrs. Turner Sandwich Spread 8-02. jar 1 3C son. At the business meeting the of­ lived until her death on Monday. Country Club—IG-oz. jar 22c ficers of the past year were re-elected. Anson Grimes Is the president and BURIAL MADE HERE Mrs. Etbel Shaw Sly Is the secretary Burial services were held at the and' treasurer. The reunion in 1934 WESCO ICED TEA r19c Maple Grove cemetery Saturday aft­ will b6 held on the last Saturday in Blsiided specially for icing ernoon for the late William E. Chllds, August at the county park. 24-oz. who passed away at his home on Har­ LATONIA CLUB bottle 10c rison road near Lansing, Thursday DEY REUNION jGINGER ALE—AUo Rocky River Le.Tion Lime, evening. He was 67 years of age at The 15th annual reunion of the Dey .iOrnng. or Root Beer—No bottle charge the time of his death. He had,been family was held at the county park on ill for aeveral weeks. The funeral Sunday with 115 present. Mr. and PENN-RAD 2-Kallon can , ^ 5 services were held at the Palmer- Mrs, C. H. Ellison were hosts. Follow­ • MOTOR" OIL—100% Pure Pennsylvania O'Donnell funeral home in Lansing ing a basket dinner at one o'clock a Saturday afternoon at two o'clock. . Lis.ht, medium or heavy, 2-quart can 30c business meeting was held and offi­ Mr. Chllds was avcousln of Miss Kittle cers were elected. The families will Rice of this city and formerly lived in meet at Parma next year. Relatives VIRCINIA SWEET Alaiedon township. Mr. Chllds was were present from Grand Rapids, a printer and was at one time em- Fowlerville, Flint, Spokane, Washing­ plpyed at the Ingham County News U. S.No.l ton, Laingsburg, Lansing, Cleveland office. and Maaon. Quality 6 lb. 25c Candled Sweet Potatoe., Baked Sweet Potatoes—Hilven't FORMER RESIDENT DIES BEETS ARE BIGGER you ju.t been wishing for them? - Mrs. I. A. Wilkins received word A story a week ago regarding giant last week of the death of her oldest sugar beets on the county jail farm Cauliflower each 19c brother in a Pasadena, California, caused M. J. Corwln and son of Ing­ . .Large anow, .white head. hospital, August 18. Freeman Bray ham township to smile. Those county Washburn WM born in Alaiedon town­ jail farm beets weighed four and one- Bananas Golden yellow fruit 2 ib.. 15c ship in 1872, the son of Gustavus and quarter pounds. The Corwlns assert Phoebe Washburn. When a young that they have culled their five-acre Living: Room Suites man he went to Monrovia, where he plot of all such small beets and that SCRATCH FEED 100.lb.bag $1,69 had an orange grove and acted as the smallest beet they could find are gorgeous, glamorous, We.co Brand manager of a, packing house for many weighs flve and one-half pounds. Mr. resplendent—and all the years. He is survived by his wife, Corwln believes that a block and LAYING MASH lOO-lb. bag $1,89 four daughters In Monrovia, a brother tackle will have to be used In beet other superlatives you can Clyde of Azuaa, a sister, Mrs. Carrie harvest If the beets continue their apply to them I For your GOLD BAND SOAP 7 Ige. bar. 25C Burns, of Santa Anna, and two sis­ growth. home we suggest this 'dav­ Laundry .cap — Large giant .ize bars ters in Michigan, Mrs. Flora McNulty of Detroit, and Mrs. Ltottie Wilkins of WILLIAMS' TEAM WINS enport, solid mahogany, at ROLLED OATS 10 >b*. 39c Alaiedon, besides cousins ahd other The team owned by Ernest Williams $89.50, or this solid walnut relatives. Bulk — Quality oat. of Lansing won the heavyweight horse-puUlng contest at the county chair at $29.50. PANCAKE FLOUR .iek S5C ENTERTAINS AT PIONIO fair Thursday afternoon. Theron Country Club Miss Mildred Cardwell entertained Dansby's team of WiUiamston,. took tbe wpmen employees of the court second place. Archie Anderson ' of MASON JARS quart*, dos. house at her home at Miller Road last Holt won third with hla former coun­ Thursday night at a picnic supper. ty champions and Emll Bensch of. A. B. BALL Pint., doi. ste — 3 quart., dot. ste The group latter returned to Sifasoh Alaiedon took fourth place with his' Wl DO OUR MRT to AtWBd the fair. team. •