·The Ingham County Ninety-Seventh Year, No. 20 Mason, Michigan, Thursday, May 17, 1956 4 Sections - 30 Pages Sewage Board I Mail Box Week · Starts M•onday Jury Decides Starts Study Mnnrlny, Mny 21, will open ruml mnil hoK improvement wee!~ • in pnstrlfflms throughout the 'iV UtleS Unitcrl StntP~. Mnson Postmaster Ritholz Made Of Ne I D Leslie PnlmPr snld he hopes the wePk will he niJHerved by Mnson In 11rlrlllion In IOdrls, hrlr!grs prmtnl pntmns. Bribe Offers nnrl rli'nln~. liil{lllllll rrHIIIIY IH nlso PnlmPI' ur·gerl thut boxes he flllllmrizerl nnw In provlrlro SCWPI'· prrlntcrl nnrl prJSIH restorer! to r,r·lg· Guill)' iiS r·Juu gpfi WIW the VCr· PLANTING OATS from ~ rowboat was ~ new cxporionco for crgc sr.rvlces. inn! stnhillty, lie niso i'r!mlnrled rlir•l of 11 drr•1111 t'CJtlll ,l11ry lit the Guy Ellioit, Aurelius farmer. Whore ho had boon drilling oats Sat­ The bonrrl of 'HIJlt•rvlsm·s, .rf'i· pntrnns thnt nnmes nncl hox num· hrllmry trial of fll'nlnmln D. urday afternoon he found a lake Sunday morning, with dopth enough lng llllriPr Jllllhority r.rt·anlerl by hers nre rcquirerl on nil rural Rltlwlz, Aftl'r' lislf•ninu In lr.Btl· so ho cordd go from one field to another with his rowboat and oJt· llw lrgislalllrP, Ita:; nutlmrlzrorltlw mnll hoxes. mrmy for ;r WPr.l\ anrl 11 lmlf and board rrotor, In tho picture ho is rowing h's boat across Aurelius ronrl mmrnlsslon In h,mrJIP llw "Tiwr·r.'s a Tenson for postal riPiihPt nting 1111 hCJtll' .rnrl a half, road, a half-milo north of Columbia, going back to the granary for SCWolf:r' .Joh, WOI king Wilh a 10111· r·r.quitcmcnts," Palmer 1lcclarcd. lhr. JUlY n•lur1wrl tltr. vrordlct more seed, He cut off his motor so the wake wouldn't make the millen of lhe illlatrl nf SUJl''rVI.~· "Ohservanf'l! of mall hox week Wr.rlncsrl.ry oliii'I'IHJfln at Mrt~on. or·s. An nrriinnpr·n, paiiPIIIPri afJ. waves too high for tho approaching truck, ( ICN photo.) will as~urc putrons of h!!ttcr mail IWholz, ii7, f'hlf'llgo rnnnufnc· et· those nlrPnriy in for·r·e In sr.rvir•p when suhstltut!!s carry the turing oplklan, was r·rmviPil'd of W;rynro, Onklnnri JIIHI Gr'I)Psce mail." flflYllll.( lllOilf',Y In tnr•mhers o[ the c·ountiPs, was ;rrloplcri hy suprr· Michigan oplomPir,v IJmrrrl of visnr s May 1. Farn1ers and Road Builde1·s I!Xflllli ner·s Io I HI V1' lhPrn "wash AI a mr.PIInu In ronrl t'"ll1miS· out" ol emnplalnl hr·otlghl auulnst sion offiPPS in Masnn fo'rirl<~y llw Dr. Eclwln L . .'-illlll'lllt'l\ o[ L,m. Anxiously Await Sunshine mmrnlsslom•rs, mrmhPr;, of 111•' City Is Ready sing !o'il!'lllri'H, mnrl huilriPI'S ancl all slroPrin!l ['()lllmii!Pro nf tlw hn;nri .furlgP Philip II. llnrihl'il of Niles H!!!l Cr.clar anrl llw r;r·;nHI ;rrr• of supervisors, F1.1111\ I~ I :vans, othPI'S wlto work olilrlnnrs llllX· presirlcrl .11 lltP lt'l,rJ wlildi st.trled swnllm1 far Ill' yond tlil'il' won I, PrHmty l1lr,hway ronginerot·, .rnrl a , irllr~I.Y nwail sunshine, srovc•ral To Celebrate May 7. Alii'! ll1r• \'f'rrllci was Stcn·ms whif'il h<~vr. brought r·cprcsenlallvl' of llw PI'oseeut"r's nnnounr·r.rl Jrp r onlhii!Pd flltholz rlnys r.t il 'l'lu•y nrc mntking- this urea 2 months nf spring min 1rme unlil I hal sunshine comes, flfflpe wiil confer upnn llll'ir on honrl lo mv:ril sl'niPIH'f'. The within 10 cliiys lwvc prevented rlutiPs nnrl rasponslhllilics unrle1 hond for trial Wils $1i,O!IO .fndgc Hains lurvf' liansfor mod Pen· fitting ot fields nnrl planting. the new nrrlrnnrl!'l' Special Week trnl Mir·hignn into a lnnrl of llmlsell hwn•asr•rl II lo $10,000, Even ll1e ginn I lir cs on the The steeling rrHnmltlee is made laliPS, Nearly every field whiell mammoth earth-moving maehin· Seven clays of planned pro· THREE EAGLE SCOUTS received congrJtulations from Lau­ fo'umisllillg the honrlr·olllrl have lies horizontal now has or hns up of Jhc chairmen of l enmmit· rence Parker, Kiwanis president, before leaving for East Lansing to l'a usecl little rlllfir•ult y for HIt holz. ery of marl mnlr·actors won't tr.es and Mnx K Murningiwn, gmms will mark the Michigan had a pnnrl. Small riltl'hes rlry give s11 ffidcnl trncl inn In I he week observance in Mason he· receive their awards, From left to right they are Dale ley as a to· plants. Columbia, the police chief said mom. adjoining the K1ng Optical Co. The law pr·nvlrlrs thnf c•otrnty rncl of the winter also cut Info the cated Wcclnesrlay. The mntler iwn of hospitality. In the official .specificall,\', Rny Pet kins, AI Weathet· hc~s rnterfr.rcrl wilh lito Construction will he of concrete The cornplnint w:~s Ilin I l_)r·. San­ lax allociltinn hnarrls must make l!l56 highwar marntcnance hucfg-. will first have to he clccldccl by greeting party at clly hall will be Rrcc nncl Frank .Gucnrero, Cham· I 11 installalion, he cxplarned. As hloeks and steel with bricl< facing cluck and the r~rng Optrcal Co. their rrclnnin ry order on rates ct, Evans smcl. the Alaicclon town board, Evans I ail past mayors, Mayor Pro Tern ber r·epresentatrvcs, asl>e_cl that soon as !he rnstallation h<~s been on 1111' 2-story part. steered busrnl'ss h.rd< and forth, hy the third Monday in May One of the• busiest lelephonel explained. RIChard Morris Councilmen Nels the former Maurice Slrart farm, completed the slreet will r.rll'cl (or the new US·12i be· foulup on tornado war·mngs, ly nolrfymg- polwr.. of Lnnsing and J. B. Dean of missioner explained ' collecting taxes o~ charges he g•·am, tle1 g;oup ~ 1 11tv ;t1 t ° ern he emphatically declared that llC tween Mason anri Leslie!. Ceil i· Sherrff :Vrll,ml P. Barnes and 'l'l1c tina! payoff lo the 3 mem­ 1 1 licales of neccss1ly harl pre· police f'i11eis have worked out a hers of the optometry board was Mnson.Irill County Clerk C. Ross Even wh~re drat;l, were ado·· adcled Taxes and charges wtil be h ca.nedr:s. ,rei sic en ld cp 10n.sotn would not sell any part of his . i · 1 1 f II 11 • ,. · • c • •• as rn rca 1ec lf: wou apprecra e f th d t .· \'tou~iy been gmnterl. The con·l system. . . . . t? have been SG,OOO, the prosecu· rnrc rs c ct·' o 1c tax a oca· ounte. houses built nn low 1.111d c?llected by township, crty and such a tour because he ls in the 1a~c 1 Ot'. o cr rn us lies. lion hoard but has no vote. had water seep into basements. vrllagc treasurers, he sard. m bu . t C t ntine If lilts hrg farm was rezoned dcmnation procecdi11g is to haVP When there ts rmmm~nt lorna· t1on contended. But only down 11 eommissioners app6rntcd to set rio da!1ger 111 the tmmcchate area, payments of $100 each wete made Spearing Expedition Ends in Tragedy sa e Sl ess a ons a · indtrstriai and I hen not permitted the price the slate must pay lire su·en~ will be so.underl for a to the 3 state officials in the Hotel After the luncheon at the Morse to be used by more limn one Thct·e at'!! 4 parc•!!ls dcscrrhcd sr~lrd 5 mmutcs, not rntcrmlttcnl· Olrls Augusl 8, 1!l55. restaurant the committee and factory, we would be worse off rn the petition They nrc the I:, 'J'Iwro Were l'lfll~ A(llenly visitors will hcgln 11 tour that than we ar·e now," Dr. Loth· North Leslre school, anri lands Under the system, the U. S. Juror·s had to follow plots and will tal to their death at the county government buildings, have m Mason. The land is rolling Velcrnns of Foreign Wars Na· Attorney General Thomas M. of that notrcc, ~he sheriff's de· Hillsdale nne! Dr Clare C. Grlg· along the Mason bypass to see and on the north side of town so Kavanagh' filed the' eondcmna· ~ar~ment wi_li. srgnal all patrol ware of Grand Rapids, the latter lional Ilome on the Inghnm·Eaton the new highway construction, that it can easily become a part county line Sunday afternoon. tton petition on hchnlf of Charles cars a~cl polrr_e depa~tmcnts. Lo- 2 also members of the state board Sec CELEBRA'l'E, Pugc a of OI1emos and East Lansrng de­ M Ziegler, state highway com- ~al offrcers wrll .be drspatched to of cxamincrH in optometry. Drs. Five hovs fmm the home went velopment already on the march mrssioner. sound the slrcn:s. . Howe unrl Grigware were accept· spearing '111 the Grand river, towards Mason. AI Mason there wrll he a ing money in order to get evi· nhout n half·mile upstream from The commission also pointed doubl!!·barrelcd w~mlng-. In adell· dence of hrihery against Ritholz, Wnvcrly macl. They waded out Don Lehman Wins out that other property to the tro~ to the fire srren, the steam accepting it while the state pollee onto a shelf In the channel. They cast of the Nlsse property is resi· Mason Seniors whrstle at Wyeth Laboratories were listening to the procedure suclclenly found themselves In 10 dentla!, too, and must be con· Inc. will be blown, both for 5 .from the next room. feet of water. Top Jaycee Job sidered In any zoning changP.s. minutes. .. 1 Duane Ilanna. 1,1, and James Donald Lehman Is president of But tl'c zoning commission Brave Elements Saturday and Sunday there n another .room adjommg the J\cyr.s, 15, both freshmen in Ea· the Mason Junior Chamber of members didn't close their eyes were wild reports and Tumors of Ritholz suite ott the Hotel Olds In ton Rapids high school, drowned. to mailing other changes In the When Mason seniors h!!ar com· tornados coming from all dlrec· Lansing were the Plnlterton men Commerce. He was elected at a mencement speakers tell about Lee ancl Valjean Haltby, 15 and meeting Monday night along proposed zoning map, Under tlons. Some fam !lies, scared by recording the conversation. The 1."1, and Larry Reshcta, 15, sailing life's sea they'll know TV nnd radio reports, spent both Plnlwrtons did not know the state with Howard Stark, first vice· study for Industrial development those seas won't always he reached shore. president; Thomas Sisson, sec· Is land In the southwest corner· ot days ducl But Gef Lillie Sympathy I ' Lnle),l' we• hnvo lwen ltrnrlnf( nn ------·--·------·------By Beating Fowlerville nwful lol nhoul fnrmc!l'H unci lhnil' II'Ollhlcs, Dougln~ IPcl orr 111111 lii'I'W II wniiL WriJ, us J happen lo he a farm l\11ye Dnuglns fnllowrd wilh 1111 h1111d, I lmow the fnrmer hns inflnld singiP In lhil'li, 1\c!llh stop· hrl!n having It tough, Bul why Is ping 111 :;m•o1ul. Dll'l\ llmol on 11 lioldnr't: nny Jnngcr? ehnkc! wlir•n 1\PIIh llntll-(111:; wn~ We hnvc mnny of these people Pill dnwn 111 third. Cllt•n Wln•mnn singlrd 111'1'1' Hl'r'o!ul lnading thP llrul worl< for ns lillie as GOe to Rll<'i th111 WIIH lir>lh•t•IPd hy llull' only when lhe- hosR needs them. Ill lilfrfi lll!d li'IIJlJll'l( liy 1111\'IH lit Them nm many needy people r·lghl nr·ouml hem who work fot• shnrl. llr! slc•ppt•d 1111 llilt'd lo gel ., 111111 llmwn l'f'lll'lir>li first mPngel' wnges and c1m hnrely Brook~ sllfrl~·. 1\a,\'f' I !nl/gliis smrr1l 011 AIII'VIVt!, I. cun'l understand why IIIPI'P hnsn'l been somr effort lo t hP II illy. l.tl/'1',\' !-1111/ if"• I hi' !I JlOilfWd In DyP 111 fin:/ 111 rnd lhnl Hf'r lhal these people gel ~orne of 1'1111,1'. I liP mu·phis foods. Many or lhese JWOJllc~ don't lmow what real Dans villi' had 1liP lmsr•s r1111 In hullel' 1111d slealts taste lllte. llw srmnrl IJIII l'fllil'lll'l sc•or•• Yes, we have "public welfat'f.'," wlirn 1\ayP Dn11glus rllllill•d 11/ld hill [·lmow ll's. hest not lo figure Dlrl\ llrnoltH JliiJIJII'd 1111 10 lhn on tllllt, ns the md tapC' and hurll· ['fll l'lll'r, pusslng by lhc law unci wr.lfnrl' will never let you f.lel fal. 'l'lwm's .!lll;l lao much worry nhoul for·elgn people and not om· nwn. Lei'.~ worr·y mom about the ]lrJot' folks right around home. Anyone having nny dotihls al10ul lhese people's 'troubles, go rHII. 111111 sec nncl Ialit to them. Mnny live nn mucic !arms. Rcmemhcr the one ahout lhe f:u·m hand nncl his dog; What In rio wilh him nnrl Ills dog when II mlns, Well I hey rlcclclecl the clog mulrl run under the hou~e and llw farm hnncl could got to H · · ·. Harry Doc.~lmrg mentioned the mnvlel worms and why lhey always hearlc~d in lhe rlircctlon of SioPkhridge. Well, Ihere Is prnh· ai!Jy a very good reason. II lnltes ITlnt'l' 1hen high powered Pars and pil'llll'l' tulcing to get lhose 1VIli'I11S. Weather Delays A FARM HAND I . ~~on, Michigan I Beet p antmgs Personal Guilt I Rer•enl mlns. have

$70 Discount Wilderness Calls Kean Ingham County News Gus JnJ'Hhlp In Mnson lorlgn Mt•.' .TohnHon wns born In Den· Enst Ash, Slll\lrday nfllH'nopn ho No. 70, F, & A, M, mar•l' AuguHt !l, :188~. He hnd wns in I he business see lion, H1J A I n cllrme•· m(](]IJng Weclnes· worlcecl nl rmrpentry In Ingham r·eturnocl homr, hnrl suppe1· 111111 clny night 1:J lllf11l WOJ'Cl nwm·dml nncl .Tnd· their plus. ton, 12, went lo ·the bcdmom to The bocly \VIIS tnlwn lo nail· H. 0, llniHII!Ilrl of Lnnslng hnH Dtl/111 funnmi home to nwnlt nwnlwn his grandfnthe1·. The grnnclfather was tlrad, DortorR been n mt•mber IIH! longest, fol' funr•ml Hl'l'liiii{Pmc•nts. 'l'hc!J'P. m·e esllmnterl thut hr lwei rliPfl nhout 63 yenra. Nt!KI In liM are Wnlll•l' Hli•prhJicJrt•n llllrl IIPJlhPWH. F.. ~ o'cloelt, B. Ketc!hllm, 62; A. DenHmow nncl 0, ,J, Hone!, each for !i!l years; M1·. Upton wns hom on n fn1·m nncl C. L. Bnshforcl for 57. ThoRP In Whentlleld April 22, 1870, nn 4 Wl'l'l! present nlong with :i Merlcllnn ronrl. Hr. WIIR the only mr.mherH for i'i() yearR. They Wl'l'l'! Family Survives Ron of Mt·, nncl· M1·s·, Davis Upton. Ward Bullen, ClnurJ Pnrlsh unci Hn spent most or his lifo on M. L. Hunt. Flint Tornado fnrms. H1• nnd Ills wife c•nmn to Rurt Grrrn has hrPn n mrrnhrr Mason 11 years ngo tn mnlw i01· :m yenJ'H, W. H. FI'Pshotu· fot· Mr. nncl Mrs .•J. n. Cnr•son nnd theh• homr with lite son Leste1•. daughler· of Flint nnr·rowly es· Li&Biea of The Srllvntlon Ar· work of The Salvation Arm:y. 52, IIIUI Cllfforrl IInll nne! F.tl· rnpi!cl scr·Ious inJury 111 thC! tor· Surviving hesicle tho widow illY's Leaiue of Mercy rei1JlDrly This intemntional religious and muncl L. CnlltlnR for !il. nnrlo Snlurrlay. Et'fie May and the son Lrstm· Is visit children's wards In hospi· charitable or&nnization had a Chester Flr.trhPr, mnstPI' of tala to c:hter and comfort young humble beginning In this c:oun· AI uhoul 5 p, 111. M1·s. CnJ·Aon another son Leonnrrl, who llvrs thl! lorigr, mntle the prrsrntn· patients like Lindy of St. Louis. try 16 years IIIlO with only eight tlons. RIIW thr. IOJ'llllrlo C'Omlng, She In Mm·ldinn. Go !'Cion Upton pre· ceded his father 1n clenth. Tlwrr Knowing that loneliness Is a dis- people. Now, with . over 5,000 Ionic hr•r· 1·mollth n!d rlnughle1· ease no medicine can cure, the officers and nearly 250,000 mem· Wnrlc In the thh·d cll'grre tonic are 8 gr·nnrlt'h llrlrP.n, plnro nflm· the rllnner· mertlng. nne! r:u11 Hll'l'q~s the r·nacl anrl Lassies also ·visit hospitnllzed bers, it operates 1,aoo work CliO· hmlr'ilt!d Ill. lljci · clllch. He1· hus· ,: Funcml• ser·vlrrs were nt .Trw· veterans, patients in city hospi· ters . and 5,.000 smaller 1ervice hpnrJ.:rc•l Ui-JlCd·, tiome at lllfll finir ;~ \ et I . chapel'" Tuesday with hLII'inl tals and .. residents of homes· fo1· units. Ench yenr The ·Army helps t'uur l'mwlt'tl· hilcJ the: rlltdr with .' ' • • • • • ' • ' • • • • • • ; ' . . • ••• ~ • ,' ·,.: ·- :: •• 11 • '' •• ·- •• ',. . . ·;: ; •• . '•••• ' •• ' ' 'In Lee!( cmnctcJ·y .. Rev. Rnymnm!' the aged. Lilst·yent· they brought millions of Americilna who are hi~· Wifo.'itiJ(i clriLighll!r: Mi·i;.· Cal'· REFRIGERATOR· PARTS. will, be m.ade ou+•·c( the pl~stic 'sh~ets coming :out·.of .these '9iant m 7•· Nnr.lon ·of Mnson Melhocllst comfort to !Jver 2 million hospl. troubled,·. needy and lonely· b)' Three Are Hurt SOn, ')il· jli'Ul!!~('jiJg Jt(!J• .iJiJhY' fi'Oin at· D11rt Manufacturing Co. in Ma~on. At .the top'rcior, idhe; dr.yirig bin froni ~~ich .gi'~nulated· S F,hurch . offiClal¢d. . l~loycl, nay. tal patients nnd aging men and p~oviding ·food, chithlng. ·a11d 'flylng'>r!elu:!:i/ .. · suslni11r.d.: slight Jnond and. NOI'I11Dil Rector, Nm·· ... ; liriC'lt lnji1fies. ' ·. · · .. · is extruded arid later: laminated into. fhe shiny she~ts pile'd'in the .foreground.: Mrs. ~erthil' Gettig · women. · . . . : . ' . shelter, . finding jobs, · loootlng :·.lr:a ·car .A.ccident the left taking sheets·from the machine,· The pla5ti:' is·.mimufai:tured .. in· several postel. colors'p mnn Linn ann 'i:Jnrry and Ciu!rlos During Salvation Army Week; missing persons, helping to·solve ··. Tlw:cni'~Oil ·liome and Clll' W£'1'(! white. !Ingham County News photo.) · . . · , · : ·. :. · . · ·. . . · Showerm11n ·were pullhenrers. M:ay 2r,~27, Americans will.lenrn fnmlly problems and in count· Three Wl're in.Jmerl on Hawley r'xt.en~lvr.ly drlmaged · · hY the ,. -"'----·--- rnore about the never-ending !Qii~ other wnys, . roarl rnst ·of town Werlnesrlny: hr.;Jvy .winds aiHI rlr.lwis. The roof __-_. _·_··-·--··_· _._._. -·-·--...----·-··-··- ...·· ------night. wits hlriwn off' u house ncmss t'ile New Product Goes for Refrigera.tors I\ennellt Long, 19, · Lewis • · road and lamlcirl in the rlitd1 neat• ;: Storm Water waleJ' was nlrr.ndy seveml fer.l flooderl ba~ements along Lawton Somerville, l!l, and Shirley Me· thi>- Cill'son horne. cleep.''· · · street, !Tall houlevarll nne! RooSI!· Arlnm~. 17, wm·e tnlten hy nm­ Mrs. Carsoi1 · Js. Ihe fOJ·moJ· 'fhere Is a large wlnrlow in tho veil sti·et~l.: Even Councilman bulanre. to Sparrow hospital In Elalnl!· Swan, ·rlaughteJ• of Mr. :· Fills Basement ll!lsemeni of the F'rye home. The Bel'luml Cacly on the west si of the flood wa. fn(•e in.furles ancl bruises. Long 1, Muson. · ;: Mr. and Mrs. Fred F1·ye had 5 the gJ·ouncl level. The Janel hehlnrl lim;;.· II seepr.rl into 'his has'ement anrl the girl Wl!re relen.~ed af1e1· . · · '. · · . '• ·, '; '· · · · · . :eel of storm water In their base· the Frye home slopes toward the ahmtt a'J'oDt·. de.ep and hnd to he treatment. The condition of Plastic parts ill that next re·l now . ti)e tow'er,h:g:.,mnch_ine.ry. :: .Oiwri "the !Jig machinery·. is '!lent about mlchilght Saturday. house. As the mins continuer! pumped rHJ!. Somei'Vllle was l'eporteri as fnh· fl'igernlor muy well have heen necessary fot··.lrnnsformlng·.gran· started·. up; !l·is· operated' contln l'he Frye home Is on Columbia Saturday, the , wnteJ· Jll'esstm! 1'hur~dny morning. m. ade at Dart Manufactttl'ing Co. L.tlatcd .Plastlei.rllO,:swooth,shedts'.[wusly'untilthe'.partictJlar·.oJ'der · , t t t · ·· p h' · tl'l t 1 If If M l 111 a son. ' 'l 10 compnny, a rtor G' 1s· ttn·n 1ng out the most. impor:tant Is complctccL · Most .orders taiw ~ear, ... aw on s ree . 1nnt 11 IIt up nga 1nst. the winrlow ancl n· 1 111 1 c 1 mg up 1 1 n 1s anr a •a a Accorcllng to sheriff's officers, -Celebrate months of rlr.sign ami instnllatlon JH'ociuct. · · · sevel·al '!lnys ·0r contlniious nt'n· · "We werr. ptaylng cards with na Y bmke._inlo the basement.· ecs JY .. sow ng. t motby ts a Long lost control of his car work, s 1 at· t e c1 manufacturing 'l'hr> Dart company,. buys. Sty- nlng' to complete and I hat means !'red's bi'Other .Charles of Ban· The fLJrnare may be ruined. A good prac~ice, say M. S. U. fnrm while driving nOi'lh of the Haw- " (Conllnued. from Puge 1) sheet plastic JaR I weelc Tlw prod- ron grnnulnted. plastic ft·om. Dow 24·hour shifts. . · · ·. croft and. his wife when we lot of furniture, equipment and cJ·ops specialists. ley school. His Par hit a tree. thro~tgh paries and armind schools uct Is contraclod for by several Chemical Co. at Mlrlland;· It's· !eel The web:of plastiC is nLttomai· :tenrcl nn explosion and gushing canned goods were lost. There/---·------' ... and· churches; · · refrigerator manufacturers for thmugh a hopper and,blown· into lcally cut into specified lengths ;vater," Mrs. Frye said. "We ran was no insumnce on the loss. / vacuum forming Into l'efrlgerator a dryer where, through an exact- by nn electric eye device. The. 1.0 the hnsement staiJ's, but the There were a lot of otheJ· ' · ~'he visitors ·relnx nnrJ. f1·eshen Ingham County News May 17, 1956 Page 3 up· he fore c!lon'er· at the St. Jnmes ~M~The Dm·1 company moved into intoinghntingQsle~,it~~xtrud~ n continuo Lis· sheet of plastic. ftt1allysh~~ shippedare p~~ ·by truck-~h~ to manua~~----~------~------~------~------~~~-, ~rrtOl'.Y. oll·.Eim street. . the modem huildlng- on Hogs· !light now, a transparent .. sheet faclul'ers. : A puhlic 'rlinne1· at tho Ameri· back road nor·th of Mason.2 years of Styron is'hclng llfmiilnted.oljto The·pJnsllc".inclustJ·y .. is hecom· l'llli.'Lc!glon IJullding will begin at ago." Until now, most of the pro· the hase "pl11st1c' to give tlic ·prod: ing a ·basic·one, commented· W:il· r;, City Allorney. Howarri Me· clucllon has gone into I he manu· uct a g!ass-smoo.th .finish,· How· liam P. Dart ·or the company. He Cowan wlll be toaslma·ster. The J11eture of steel measuring tnpes, eve1·, experiments are being ·co·n· said thnt plastic is helng put· to progJ·itm. n't 'the hnll will stop at J(ey·mlllic lteY·IlDiders, small mo· dLtctcd at I he Dat·t plant .to pQiish more and more uses, becmtse il An 'In Mason' Service 7:30 WI) en· President Stephenson to1· parts anrl armcrl services lhe lmse material instead· of can rio. many jolls better· anrl • • • will· preside at a city council identification "clog" lags. Bul applying the lamination: , 1cheaper than· olheJ' male1·inls. meellng at 8.. At city hall the 1 · . · · Michlgim .weelc committee will R• h I in the contact lens labm·atory of agreed on the verdict. Two men presP.nt a state flag to tile city, 1t 0 z llitholz,·as he.lmd claimed. were ellminat:ecl by lottery. Slips Members oJ the mayor exchange - LitWycJ·s' Views J)fff•~r . 1hearing the names of all 14 werr A ·Complete Selection of ilay COil)lllillee are COLmcllmen !J·ving R. Beattie, an assistant .put. inln a box nne~ 2 of the slips Dr. Wayne.: EvQ,ns nnrl Cady, nncl (Cunllmwd from Pug-e 1) . attorney general. ancl ProseCLitot• were withdrawn. They bore t~r Walt. . Charles E. Chamberlain ehar- ~~ames ~f D.. .T. ~-Iowarth, Wll· , : Mas~n merJtmnts will .be sell· police did not !mow the 'Pin.kcr· acteri7.ecl RithoJz. as n shreivd, lmmslon, ami L. 'A. Hurley, Lan· lng · tl~i:;. 1\li'H, Sr;hrnlrlt and Mrs. LPslol' l't•lmr•r· I'I'J•Ol'lr!d 1111 the stair• mtJVr•lltlron, Sprl11g flnwcr~ rlol'fll'iolr•d ihf' liillle from whldt miT<'r•, ll'il, !IIOiii!!H 1111rl IIIIIs 11'1'1'1! HI!I'VC'CI,

l~ighty iiiiPIHII'd Ill!• fllllirll'll 1i11w•r nt lahiPs ril'l'lll'iiiPrl wltll spring llmw;rs anrl mnrlleh. SJll'idii'I'H of IIH• I'Vt'llillg 11'''1'1' JJtrorhH·ert hy Gr'lll'!(e 1\loulton, rnaster of r;erernoniP.s,

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Styles fmm 18·10· I[) 10 anrl those of present day were shown in the program during the aftcmoon. Mrs. Abbie Fortman nf Dan~villr! and Mrs. Lettie l~ellmvs and Mrs. Lila Clements of WeiJIJerville at· tended. : Hi\INBflW ClltLS J\11~1~'1' ,, llilinhmv fiirls nwt l\londil)' : I'Vr•nint:: ill 1111• Masonic temple. ''I'll<' 1\liisllns illlnillllli'Prf' Ihill lhl'\' Rebekah Coterie rnel with M1·s. GIVE A GIFT :ill'£' S[lilllHfll'in!( il rian!'P fill' tile Elmer Bravendcr Mnnrhoy eve· Rninhow Girls nt tile temple and nlng. The women pliiyecl pedro, 'they mny invite gllcsts. Oflieers after which light refreshments of a Lifetime . wcr·o~ eler•l<•rl fill' tlw eomint:: term were served hy the hoslcss. · nml npl'rl instnllnti11n will be May 'l'iln!:n of • Keystone Caryl of Leslie and . Hartwell paint, they buy a can of color. MASON Curtis, Jason Taylor, Mrs. Jtilla It's the color th.1t's i"'port.nt to IWoncl1, Mrs. Franlt Gates, Frank wOmen! IParmalee, Mrs. Robert Robson, Zim: Yos, but it had bolter go on • Polaroid i Mrs. Fred Frye, Judy Pl'akke easy or •omebody hears about daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard if! Plakkc; Mrs. Leo Kelly, Gage Freeland, Mrs. Palen Somerville Janel: It's a satisfaction to know BROWNIE MOVIE • Rollei and Mrs. Alec Gllpln. . that our Coloci1er Poinls ore > the eosicsl to apply of any wo Those discharged from Mason h~ve ever carried, CAMERA, TWVt.e.t~/1.9 General hospital this week wet•e Regula.r movies, telephoto ,Mrs. Joseph Bozung of Dansvllle, Zim: I'd even be willing to give • Revere a domonotration to prove it. shots, wirle-an~le views I, Robert Vallance and Peggy ,DU· Plus Many Other Cameras, Projectors and Accessories ,ling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Janet: You'd better be sure you $7.95 down Eugene Duling; of Holt, and Mrs. mean thot. Floyd Balter, Mrs. Mary Marti· nez, who was taken to Sparrow Zim and Janet togul her: This i• Will Be Open hospital', Lansing, Saturday; the week to m•' the paint fly ·Buy Any Camera for Mrs. Arthur Spooner, Kenneth folks. Moy Brown, Douglas Stiffler, son of Starting Mr. and Mrs. Blair Stiffler; and Mrs·. Joseph Sterle. '. William E. Herrick, who llves on North Mason street, returnedi to Sparrow hospital last week Thursday, May 17 and underwent an operation on hls leg. • • * Mrs. I(enneth Rogers, Billy and 601! E. Ash Street· Betty Swan and Mrs. Morris Swan visited Mr. and Mrs. J. :R. ' . ! DRUG Carson at Flint Monday. Colm• Is Om• Business ·. Mrs.· A. R. Mason attended the ._,,, Baptist mother·daughter ban· z• , r ·Operated by Harold Barnhill quet at Howell Friday e~enlng as . lmmerm·Qn 5 a· guest of her· daughter·lri·hiw, . Ma.tson': WARE ScA:~RA Mrs. James Aseltine. · · · · I ,·MASO~ Ingham's Rural Schools I Party Is Given ' P·~ss 98 Eighth-Graders More Than 500 ' At Lavis Home Attend Annual Benefit Party

Ollrn1· rp•bn:; IV"Il' In: Miss nor·" ('rwll!'illl of .lrlf'lMIIrtin .

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MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA

at the lngl1am County ~lews May 17, 1956 Page 5 . American Legion Building Every Friday Night

Beginning Friday, May 25 Dancing 9:30 to I :30 Mason's Floor Covering . (}ie~ BO'MfHlEE BEE FARON I beef nnd macaroni in flavorsome I omnia Headquarters '·. ' cheese JSc QUICK Heat'n Eal! snuce 27c Week End Meat Specials .ARMSTRONG'S LINOLEUM SWIFT'S SELECT CHOICE. CHUCK' tUTS ...· For floors of greater beauty, lastina · · ECKRICH SKINLESS economy, underfoot comfort, and ease ,. ROUND of cleaning-insist on genuine Arm· BEEF strong's Linoleum. We carry a large STEAK FRANKS selection, ROASTS EXPERT INSTALLATION lb 59c lb 39c lb lSc Our ItoJI of txpm /foot' nuclromci foHow foc/of'J•-oppl'fVtd Green Onions FOR BEAUTIFUL, PRACTICAL FLOOR USE 2 Bunches 19c mtthodi. Pascal Celery 30 Size PRICES ARE Tile Flooring Bn. 19c RE.M9~AB.LE Cork·Yinyi .. Asphalt .. Rubber Hot House Tomatoes lb lSc Free Estimates Linoleum Gt·eat Nabisco Cookie Sale 5 Different Varieties Firth and Bigelow Carpeting Packages l 49c We're almost ready to officially open Nabisco Honey Grahams the doors for our LO 33C furniture business. New Kleenex It's Picnic NFW STOCK IS ARRIVING ALL THE TIME Time TABLE NAPKINS 3 ·Boxes 51c

Mr. nnrl Mrs. Rex Jewett ami Rodney had as rlinner guests 124 E. As.h Mothers Day Mr. and Mrs. GEORGE'S MARKET W.n1ery .re"'~tt, M1·s. James Hl,l· lett and Mrs. Hat·.vey ·Ct·owl. Evening· callers were Mr. and -~-~-~----~~~-~---~~~-~------~-~-~-~-~--~ ~s.~gE~m~~LM~n~ ------. RLILT\: GARDl':N SEEDS -- Par· 'PRACTOR-··-l!J.10, .fohn 11rm·p l!lns lJrll'llwnl'u, Mnson .. 18wlf mnrlrl fl nnrl f'lllllvnlol', wllli ------,------·----- ltghiH, Hllli'IPI' IIIII) [10\Vf'l' ltfl. Ji'ARM SEI~DS - Complele line I AIRo ,fohll DPrl·r ll'ilf'lnl' 11111\Vrr ot altnlfn, clover nnrl grnRsns of No. fi, 7·fl. BIIITIII Drlwr, 120~ Ihe highest quullty now nvnllnhle, J~lllo11 rourl, ·18 mllf'H r>nsl of Mil· Phone OR 7 ~9011 Prices lowost In yenrs. Buy while son off llo\VI!ll nrt Mnson l'Ond. 11 s·eleetlon Is goorl. Sllll huylng Phone J~nwh'rvllln CA :HJ7!ifi. clover srrrl. Qunllty Reerr Rrrvlt•P, 1flw2p Lansing rnnd, Chnrlotte, North· ______----·-····--·-·· t'Ust of ~lrport, phone Chnrlottr lfl!i!i fo'ORD 'l'ANDF:MS 1:ll fi. For Ad Action l79fl. 1WI f Rf)f'ed ll'nnsmlsslou, :l·HJlPPrl ------···---·-----·-·····-··--· pnwr1•dlvldrr, with o,loll. Inquire CROP I·IATL INSURANCE -~ 11 1 J;'Pl'l'ls Cmnpnny, I'OI'IH'I' of Agr.nt for Mlrhlgnn Mntnnl Belen nnrl Tllnt•sdny nl'f.t>J•noon • (Jiussifirtl llisplny rulR Hnll Tnsurnnc:>f.' rompnny of Lnn------·--·--· -·-··-­ d~>atllhw un dnsslfit•ds sing, .Tewell Insurn!WP Agonry,l DAIRY l~QiflPMT•:NT -- •1-rnn lHe llf'r ineh !i!il W. Mnpll•, Mnson. Phorw OR milk rnrt unrl 10 mlllt runs nnil • •1 0 wm·tls I'm· fillr. - Ad· • Ont• of Mh1hignn's lnrg· 7·0511. 12Wl!i CI'C'IIm SPJllll':tiOI'. WIIITPII WPhrr, ------• Hi2 llnnnn mud, phnlll! Dnn~vlll1• dififmul wortlfi 11~ I'IWh 1•sf. •·m·nl , ml SPr.· SERD OATS from rerllflcd MA :J.:Jfl21. 2rlwlp Unns · A,i~x . sr.cr]· .nHis: Call D1•. ----·- .. - ...... Gl'!orge Cllnlon. )'llasnn OR 7-1811 'T'I1ACTOR-· .lnhn DPrrr B 11'111'· o1· Li!slle .m.9:2JOO... 15wlf tm· rqtilppl'rl wllh sllu·1r1·, llfl:hl~ ---·-···'-:-;-;-~·-.-'------nnrl JIDII'f!l' lift. Clnytnll· .JollnRnn, 1 -~ .II', phonf' Dnnsvillf! MA .1·288R i Jll ERE? 0 R D F'88DERS - 4G 20 IiPari. L!!o :,;tone, 2:321i r flli'JlPI' F T · ·~~f1i· 'OO S JOT~T-N -o8Eil1~ mounted ;:~:: r road, llrHI pllH•e wr~t nf Olwrnos Apply SALE ...: .. :)•oic ohoppm· wllh plnnlel" 111111 Rid!!. drrssrr. Ell· l'Oad. 20wl FOJI. H~REFORD CALVfo:S fo1• ~ule. Nitrogen . . motor; hny and·corn heads and gene Lyon, phone Mnson OH 300 to 400 lhs. SI1H'l1r•rs nnrl BULL-20-month·old Holstein hull Now is tho lime to apply nitro· l)lo\Ver. Alljcrt .·Cook, 3rrl place 6-1780. 20wl r fe!Jders. Stcaly's Sliwllyard;; al f'nl' salr. Wayne .Joffi!I'Y, 12101' gen to tlwsr. whrnt, oal, hay 'nnrl ens I ·of Ol1criios · roarl on Cnva------·----· ...... Mnr.qlwll unrl Ollw!l. 12wl2 Galr marl, l~alnn H:cpids, Houle I. p:isllll'l' flr•lds. . ' ·. imugh, Lansing Jlhone ED 7·7279. WOOD BROODP-R HOUSI!:, 12 x -----·-·------·-·-- Call aftr1· r; p. m. 1-·1277 r~alnn Cnll : · 20wl · 12 m•tngon, $3!i; gnlvnnlzPd -·------·---··--- .fal'l!el frH' II lli'CJOf)!'l' SICJVl!, j;3; 1 ·i· Ii A c 'r ci R.:::_.J-!147 we Allis- hay rope. FlorPncr. MrGinn, 12G(i /_n~~~!-~s: ____ -- ~~:-.::::::::~-~~-=-~~~-~ Cook· . . Chalmers,. :culllvators, ami on US-127, pltnne Mnss I 3rd house east on Cavanaugh off Rife, Laxton mad, Routr 1. Mn-, YORJ{SHJRJ!: PTGS-8 weel1s old. son. Phone Mason OR 7-9291. Richard Aseltine, 3 miles east Ol1emos road.. 1 Farmers. I 19wtf Best Seller o( Mason on Columhin road, ------...... Own the finest of Comhlnos phone Mason OR 7·1685. 20w1 SEIW CORN-f:ugged, high USED WOOD AND steel laying Hm·c's n book you'll enjoy mor·c than any other you ever l'cacl: YOlll' sav· ·------·---·---- ·------yleldinfl: Pioneer hybrid, strong OLIVER. . nests, 4- and 8-foot poultry No money down-.Ttisl your ings account book! ln its pages you'll l'ead yoltl' own "succss stot·y," gmw­ AilS Alf'l'IIOitl~lm II O I",, .,. '1 'b, T N S'!' El!."RS • ' - I 3 ) , g May 17, 1956 Page 6 HOLLAND TRANSPLANTERl'- Lansing ED 2-GOOfi. 20wl p and wliitr. Perlaeh. \V., CLINTON OATS-_-500 bu~hel~. 21 ARMOUR'S BT(J CROP,. 2--row, self-propellecl. Lilce nr.w R. Gunnawny, Ifill I l~a:-:1 Cava-l yr.ar~ from. Cei'II~C!d, ~VAFES - All malle:s, types ann Chun•h, plwne Mnson OR 7-17~·1. ______... \Va:-:lllllfl:l nn roar! or first house Fertilizer phone 3402 Aurellus. 20w2p of Mason on Columhia, phone sizes. J3ought, sold, opeJIC!d anrl 21lwt p ______------Mason OR 7-lG85. 20wl MULES---Pair of iarge mules, norlh of Gunn sr:hool. Come in •crmircd. Vnult doors, money --· --·--·- - - FORMAL- Light blue ballerina· forenoon. No Sunrlny sales. Price pC!r tori ;hcsts, steel desks, filing cabi· lf!nglh [OI'm:cl, slzl' 12-14. Worn .. Jial'llcs, plow, drng, r·ulliv:tlnr, w 12-12-12 ...... $7i DISC - 8 fool double disc ami nnd ruh!JPJ"·Iirerl wngon with 20 1 .farm. post drill. F. E. Fogle & Son, 5 1ets. tear gas und combina· House Trailers .ill HI :lt illl£!H. Delores Gl·ieh, phone . --·--·------5-20-20 ...... $71 ·cion service. Murphy Safr. Co.. MnRon 011 7-Ci7:n. 20w1 p flat rnck. Would t l'fldl~ fo1· eat lie. 4-16-J(j ...... ,.. :.$58 miles norlh of Mason on Okemos · Mnrlc 11. Gnle, 'l'ur·lwr mnd, HAY-Baled, mixed alfalfa, t·im· Equipment. !022 Cedar road, Lansin};, Mich. All Sizt's 5-10-10 ...... $48 mad. Phone Lansing ED 7·7175. Jne-quartcr milr. Routh of Route 2, Eaton napids. l!lw~ olhy anrl dover. Don· Bale­ 20\VIf •·· ·· ------·· --·--··-··----- f!1Hil, Bunl!er rond, phone Au1·e· a-12·12 ...... :... ,..-...... -.$15_ l:'ennsylvanir. Jnter's{'ct ton on US· 'Owosso, :m .. 3!i· 11 nrl if(i-ft. A t t' . . NEW·EQUIPMEN'l' .27 or 1 mile north of Holt. Snfcway, 2:i·, 2!1-, :111·, :12·, ;{;., :m. I;IOLST_EIN B~L.r~ .. ,.l.;j mrm.lhs ,~~Is ~~~~-----~~~2~ j Certified Serrl l'otalnr.s CORN PLANTER-· Allis Chahn· u omo lYe Wagons and Unlbaders ei·s; 2·ltl .John Deere plow. Coy i-'hone OX-•1-3241. 23wtf and 1:-i·fl. . . old, 1 early fo1 se1 \ 1c~. Chat les J AM DEALER for Steckley's Cobblers Cover Boards for most Plows W!l~~x, Hout=-~·_?m~~~~c.:.._ __~Ow1 Genetic Ginn! H,Yill·id seed corn. Dunsmore, 2140 Coy road, phone ------Nashua, 24·, 2H·, 35· and 42-ft. l!l!ifl FOHD--·'h·lnn picl1-up. Sr.e Katahdin ·. Llncoln:Welders· and Supplies Mason OR 7-6810. 20wl.p PROCESSED ROAD GRAVE!~ Gem, _ anrl .fl. AI Corden, Chevrolet Garage, · , --- The largest Hybrid yet rleveloperl. Red Warha King·Wyse Elevators . 15 18 . DUROC .JERSEY GIL I lo farrow y can plant til is corn a little Barnyard fill, sand and hlacl; ·Pleasure Crnfl, 12., 15. amllG-fl. Le~lie. 20w1p 011 Sebago · F-irestone .Tires · . ELECTRIC BATTERY Brooder dirt. Francis Slusser, Mason Used o Ironwood, :11-fl. ----·------·.soon; also one Durnc Jer~ey thinneJ· and still get a Jargel' Chore-Boy Mil11or Paris 1 51 . boar, 1 year old. Charles T·Ierrlctc, yield. w. R. Dudley at Dobie .JACQUES PROVEN HYBRID Gates Belts for 300 chicl1s. In good condi· Gravel Co., phnne Mason OR Used 12·fl. house trailer DODGE THUCK, l!l4G, with grain tion, $7.50. Paris Will, 385 S G-4104. 12wlf Drive over to Mulkey's al E:aton rnelc, in fl:Oorl condition; M·M 2aos Rolfe ronrl, phone Mason OR lai1e. · 20wtf SEED. CORNS ·· Ne·w ·Oliver Super 55 Tractor-- 7·31i21. 20w1 Clark road, Dansville. 20w1r Rapids nnrl gel a deal. We traclnr, 2 yeni'R aiel; 316-in. plows· I The Seed Cams w hlch · are $1,995.00 BOA'fS-Som~-~ood~;~c;l-g~~lvan·j bette~· '. GARDEN TRACTOR - Simpli· izod steel boats lcfl at $ . . DEA!·· w~ FINANCb and we and dorl buster. Ervin Shr.r- ABERDEEN-ANGUS, registered, ALFALF'A, Ranger N. W. (Ali.) tesle(J to grow 90% or b'etter in New Power Take-Off Balers 75 00 : ·: 4 head cows, li head yearling $18 per bushel. Oats, !'ertified cold soils. Jacques. Seed Corns 4-rnw· corn planters city garden tractor, 1 )~ h. p. Also new boats· and hoal trailer. ~~~-~--~~~: ______2~~1 wood, 2'!\ miles cast of Mason or\ with 24-inch mower allachment, w. H. Durllcy al Dobil' lake. Collilllbin marl, phone Mason on lieifPrs, best or lll'eeding. Pin~ gnnton se:d, $~.45 pel· bushel. arc lrcaterl with Captan. nnd, · , of. all 0!her Dieldrin lo reduce damage -from USED EQUIPMENT blade and cultlva1or. In good con· 2rlwl f TRAILER. new 29 ft. Crosley, 7-882fi. 20wlp Colle Stoel1 l~al'lll, Routt! I, Wil­ ompl~te ~r.leciJon dllion. Gail B. Thorburn, phone ------.. --·---- _____ . never· usee!, must sell, will sacJ"i· ------· at. all! active prices. wire worm, maggots, com heet.Jes Ford TJ•aclor' anrl Loar1rr liamston, phone (lJ2fo''l. 20w2 se~rls ~qually Hbll OX 4-9651. 20wlp l'YPEW11T'f'E11 _ .. Good conrli· flee over $SOn ·.··~-~-.!~~~~~·:·.--~~-f!. REBUILT UNDERWOOB Type" .. ~eon .ltserl. Truri1:1.11 Whitney, ·122_ ··· ··-~------· Phone· ~ ·. writm·-14-inch caniage, per Covert St., Leslie, phone .JU GUERNSEY COW-4 yea1·s old,' PASTURE LAND-12 acres, on 3wtf Finest In Farm Machinery feet condition, asllOWERS--Used power lnwn SAVE IN -MASON Shepa~·d,, 5\~ miles oasl ~f !\Jason through il. See Ol' call Ivan Park- ABEGWEIT SEED OATS-Frorh 1 ¥.!mile north of Mason on US·127 Duo-Therm mom heater, Jileciflc eon- for a 2-bottom, 16-lnch plow. rotary, in good condllion. Law­ Thunderbirds - Station Wagons ditlons. Availnblo now. Curtis· B. Semi·Grnnulnr Price Per Ton Lansing Tractor and Equipmenl rence Mlermlorf, 1984 Aurelius Lansing TU 2-2961. 19wl f CALVES - Reglstorecl Holstein 1 1 road, phone Holt OX 4-3951. REO ROYAL power mower, used heifer calves. Suitable for 4-Il ~;~i~.~~~~~~~~~OI~ ~~~~~~·o;{j, J1°3~~~ i~:~~:i~ $ig:~g ~~~e~~ ~~;~In~~~ 2~~~~~~ n;~~;· 20w1 3 seasons. A. H. Noi'l h, 4708 The sharpest used cars in. the county club pro,lect wot·lc. Call Dr. Dealer for south hnlf of Ingham 8·16·16 69.40 Bunkot· road, phone ALirelius George Clinton, Mnson OR 7-1811 county. 15wtf · 6-24-12 73.20 MASON AND HOLT residents at be low ma·rket prices please nolice: Volunteers oJ 21 23. 20w1 p or Leslie JU 9·210G. 15wtf 5 . SEED POTATOES- Certified or -20·20 69.50 Farm Machinery. America truelc will be coming to LAWN MOWER-' Som·s Silent se Iect. Also eatingyotatoes and 5·10·30_ _ 69· 50 SrUD S E: R VICE-Tennessee 4 24 12 Holt and Mason Tuesday of ,each Craftsman, 18-inch, good comli­ . . Wallcor h or s e. Guaranteed. Farm But·enu fet·tlhzor, 10·10·10, j 66.15 Used·. ~1954 ·· Mlnneapolls·Moline weelt from now on. Be sure tc 41616 57 95 lion, used for 2 summP.I"S. G. R. . ·. 6425 W. Holl road or call Lnn- $3.50 per 80-lb bng. Tomlinson's · · · . ~'ZB" Tractor with 4-row Culti- phone Lansing IV 4-<1414 a dny or Wolverton, 729 Cenler street. BIG SELECTION OF ·:sing; IV 4·1849. 0 28 4 4 00 20w2 Feed Store, Holt, phone Holt OX• · 0'20·; ~ · ·. · vator, $1,750. two before if possible. Your dona phone Mason OR 7-9631. :19w2 4·2881 · 19 2 · -~ 0 a 7 ..50 i • w Gmnulated Farman 400 tractor, demonstrator tlons of clothing, .Just plnin rags COWS-Guernsey cows, 7 years papers, mngmdnes, furniture nnrt USED TRUCKS old and another 4 years old. AGRICO FERTILIZER- See or 6·24·24 !10.00 FarniaJ(aoo tractor demo1isti·ator metal helped to support ln 1955 PICKUPS STAKES "' DUMPS · .Floyd Cnnedy, 1046 Waverly road, call me for a good deal. Wilson 0·46- D 73.60 ~ew: Gobey: _disc· .harrow; . trans· ClUr old folies progt·am (Sunset * * ,- phol)e~ Eaton Rapids 3980. Trailers ·. . Force, 4 miles north of Mason on , These are the spot cash prices, · ·. P.ort. attachment hydrnuJJc club). Provided jobs for 192 peo· "' STOCK RACKS 20wl Okemos road to Lamb road, * of bagged, Klein's Plant Foods, r.lew M!llint. A· plow with: brenk pie, enabled IIR .to give furnlturP I-lOUSE TRAILER - Kropf, all mile east on Lamb to Simmons delivered to your farm~ These fer: away hitch for· Farmali·H; $145 and clothing to 171 families: Fl· modern trnllor, located on a rond, 3rd house north, phone Ma· tlll7.ers are fully· guaranteed to Far~all M·D diesel tractor nimclnl assistance to 142 parolees. nice dry lot in Lansing. Extras HURRY! son OR 7·4914. 18wtf satisfy, or money back. . . · Farman F-20 with: cultivator · 51wti Include oil barrels, awnings, etc. Excellent condition. Cnn: finance. Dei{ALB HYBRID SEED CORN If you can truclc your own from New Holland field harvester with BABY SCALES, !lite new. Phone Bttyer may leave trailer on lot. -Is available at my home, 4 Fowlerville, we will pay you the · 2 heads · Mason OR 6·1394. 12wup· Phone Holt OX 4·G972. 20w2 miles north of Mnson on Olcemos trucldng. · . . ----- rond to Lamb road, * mile east NEW AND USED metal boats, HOUSE: TRAILER...:...l955 Great ROY CHRISTENSEN on Lamb to Simmons road, 3rd Sils,by· aluminum canoes, hont trailers. Lakes,. 18-ft. · Used one weelc, -house :n.orth, phone Mason OR Kl~in ·SoU Servke . Have 1 slightly .used 15 ft. metal dal)dy to pull, weigh 2,400. $1,300. "Your Friendly Ford Dealer" " '• ·.Implement 7-4914. Wilson Foree. Yolll' De· . Co. ~ 214 State Street · bout with built In live box at Max E ..Miller,. 4136 Willoughby 210 StGte St., Mason · · . ·. .. . . Phone OR 7-9611. · Kalb dealer. · · ·· · .18wtf , · . , .. $100. R. Dudley at Doble lake. road, 1-Ip'lt. Phone Holt .OX 4·1221. f · Open Evenings Till 9.--: .SGturday Till 6 . : ' . . Phone OR 7:0141' W. , 17w!-f · 20.w2l> ·~...... ----~-~~·---~---- .;.·.;.;.·~...;·.....;,...;·-:.·-...:·---' RBT.;'J' ON DUP'S AUTO Pi\Jl.'I'R Ti'O!l. 'T'TTE: 2 house, 1o· Ti'INJ~S1' NJ~W AND llRI~D Household Goods Fruits-Foodstuffs rmv he~ronm goo~ ' I Ari'TDMDfiiJ,I~ RQUIPMli:N1' Whipp Farm Agency cnjjon, nellr achool, Hnrrlwonrl Ingham County News Mov 17, 1956 Page 1 ABEL tloorfi, lllumlnnm /\'I '1'111•: I ,[~AM'I' PO YOU J,TJ{fTI lh•lllornnrlo I'OIIfl? ~lrnm wlnrlr~ws ]'0Sf:lll1LJ•: L 'OM'I'I 1710 fi: Mlr.hlgnn Avnnno nnrl rlncl's, f.ot !lO fl whln Phone Foote Furniture Lot mn hnlw lllllln for you M11son !H7•11, '1'1\NI\M C'LI~ANIDD, '3101'1! them In yo.Jr freazor. l .. nnslng OH nw11 • 'l'flANRMTRRIONR - Alllnmu Real Estafe nruln llnlrl Jnlll 12 Y~'ll1H OJ! Plll'l•l!l' Hnlllle, clovor•IPnf or pr.J[CIIf'l' All \VIllil gtllll IJlli'Url, L For Rent llr•, SIIIW'llil fllld OVCiflJ'IVP 100 ACf1.J!:R Willi •llwrhor~m tnntfl, liOr· pm· hniHlJ'~ down. Cln W L'ol', ,II OK 'I'll I Ill' I SIJ••rl, lllmno • MO I'OH~ ~lnrry rnw mnrJr]•l homo, :1 plr~rr• ll!llh, 2 cnp g11 ClwRIR • nnmnn mils, £JOn hnltrli''R dozrn L•IIIHirm IV 271117 IOWII' rril' J!l)l[, • BNI'J'I<:IW 'S New Bnhy florin • Vztllll lr. BJ nwn, phonr• OR fl :i'i28. runge, RPPOtlll llorne-2 heel· Phone OH 11·11111 11hone New Rlnrlln Crlll<'llr.'l , nwttp 1orum, :!Ox7CJ hnln, Remnrl Mn• ' Nl~W Ml Jr I l.l~HS Muson 8wU ' Nl,\V 'I'AJI,I'fi'I~S New IIJHI lfRPrl Purnlltlll' ------1>111 n, 20x2fi Hx 1fi silo 'Till A Wifl W. Gr nnrl filvup I,ORCJW '1'0 SELL - Grnw1 lr.s !rum Joculod on hlndtlop Jour! 228 ACRE dnlry fnrm, 200 nc1 es LAWN JIOLL!ms fm !Pifl, f'r'l'• nort IJP.ttsl or J,osllr!, PJ'IPe 11llnhlc, Hroom, modm·n house, Work and Workers Bud's Aula Parts Wllllumslon, Mh•hfg,w hel11g solll nl r•osl Otn· rtllllp 110 AC!18S gnnrl lnnrl, 1111'0 mod ldn~ 1111 r rill'lll e, Mnson $10,7'i0, 'I DllllH lnrge lmsement hnrn, gl'nrlo·A OpPn !l::to u Ill lo !l 11 Ill men! mu11t gr~ Derp l~r·rew, ment PI II :1 herh 110111 lilll'l< IHIIIHf' IIUH llwt t .10 ACRES pust Ill e nr.rll' Mason ~ mllrs •.nulh nf llnll rm IIS127 'iw2ptf f'UHO, I•IPriJ lro sllrm, rtthrn•, srnlr.s, miJk ho11se, ol hm· htilldings. nice Jiving 1onrn, rllnlng r nom, :.! wit II lii'P rr r.rlc Only $R'i0 l'ltnlll' ox fl2l!il - r nsl1 rPglsteJ', snfo, lslnnrl und uh• 'l'hiH fnrm mny lw hougllf 'I llh baths, lr H nnrl rlryr l'H compii"IHOJ' Mlll'flof'!c fll ocrJ'Y, dlshwnshm, lllil' husPrnt•nl wllh 1•1, wnntH lulhl' Attlllm lZ('rl rif'llii•J', Sllsi1Y 1m J()(J(j R .J,tf'!tll0/1 Jnnrl, phnnr. OR· $Hi I~!Pifllrlfl' lllllllllrd Cnll R. 120 ACRJ~S )]['Ill MRROJI, Hill - plenwnl C'o, 21'1 Sfrtfl' stJr.Gt, 772R7 12w1f 20 ACfH:S nrUJ' Rlvr>s .Tum linn on Lennox oil fiiJJtllr'r> IIIIH nlrl' jobs l\lnry MPflquh.tlll, pilonr II 1\ld Plllt Mll"'lll CIJ1 Ci 171i1 pllonr. Mrtson Oil 711111 20wl rtr'II'H llllnhle, 4·herlroom, n]orl· JnrgP 11,11 n, :H,XHO r I llll'lll ~HIIW ll\1.tsrltl Oil 7 ll!il l.lwltp lilurl OUI' PHIS Wr.slr.m l•'IYPI', ~an trl'ms ill'!l'IP•, 10 111 r l's ol sugar· illlsil Hl\12p plrrr> hnllt Morll'ln kltdrrm Gus wllh •ngn1 ltuttHP Spring 11 d HI I' I'IIHijll'd olllil!dlrw to pllr (' on IflRJ n llH ftiJ•nnrr• rnHI hot wniP!'. Onr rnr I OH 11Jo:NT Ap111 tmrnl, I loom~ 01( lfs1•d (Ills IIlii I 1111' Jill! I rJ POTA'I'OP,S S l f:l own Sr CLOSE TO ONONDAGA-120 mrPk In pnsture lnt '!'Ills ln1m IR lingos 111111 Ponllucs size A n11d Pill ugc•. 1'1 h ro $n,RRO In goorl r ondlllon, ls pllrl'rl tor nr111 II 111!, JutttlslH'd, hnrrlwnorl lil•ltt llntpnlllf In rrrrs, 7 1oom house, 34x7fl hnse tlnnt s, hoi litH I r old 11 1111'1, gus, B OnP ~rill fHun rrJI!flerl Also mrnJ hnJ•n, silo nnrl olhoJ' build qulrlt snlr unrl will gtvP quh I< A I ronrllllou, 1rnsnnuilh• D TN MASON - llwnmf' prop!!rly, possession l'or mo1r• lnfnJtlldllon hot IVIIIf>J hPIII Nlrr llllrJ I'IPIIIl Krys, l7h'i Alii rlhJs r nurl, I loll, rntlng pntntors ClnrP L.tttnslPin, lngs, only $14,000. 'fPrms, $1895 :Ill South EvP.Jy I'O:trl, phonr High I 11ptnwrr. 4·1 nom morlr1n c•nJJ Cnrl PPtr•i son Lo~r,slnt: IV .ltllltPs t 'iiiiiPr .1w, \V I 'lrn, Mn· phonp llolt OX '' 2!111 20w I SOil i'ltrillf' M 1~1111 01! 7 () 101. l'l'i'1 c 'III• VnOLJ;T llr.l Ah· •I 1\1 nson OR 7 HiR2 !lOw:! upn1 Inlf'nl up Dnwnst nil R hns NEAR DIMONDALE, 71 nrre 181i12; PI'Pnlngs rdJI J.,utslng IV nrw morlrr n lnres II '"O lng 1onms IJm hPII L l~nstmn 11 r , ., N11 r hllrilf'll 1\lrs Vlol,t Sander· $1695 Building Materials hr.dronms, 3 pH•ce hath, smu of Mason, $1i,., 0 Wilji ~J.~fl3 ,1328 W Delhi llolt, OX 'JO:Jh BABY Sll liNG rxpPr IPnrerl, hnrn Tills Is " vmy rlr.sllnhiP clown, balance, $50 per monlh. 1 w p r!.ty~ prrfPt rPd, M.tson p~tono son, I II North ,lr•t I rot son phone • )O('allon. Prlr!! $1i,:17~ wllh $1,· NEAR LAHS1NG I ------20 2 on (l J(JOJ -Owl Mnsnn OH 11 lfll2 20w~p·;:..,; l!l'J'l CIII:VI101XT DPI 11ay 2 RAI'TERS-2xHx!J, 2x6x11 140 87fi down 3~ bedroom·~ hrlclc home, near With y newftlll C & J TRAVIS ~LP'T'IC TANKS rlom, VX sttnd 11rl shill, r·udlo nl!ogl'thr.r, 2 b.un rloms, 6x12 basement,. gus heat, recreatirm uncl drain fl<•lrls, 1Jcnchlng ami FllllN!Slllm APAitTMI~N'I'-:1 1 .trtrl lw.tll't DINING(] !lOOM SUITE - Wnl ,"rJrl :'•·ll .ltl It~ n s wr ' ".c ~ nlso lind<, I:J fl long Clrne IIur wmc, mor ern < r•Jcn, ' Jer 1 ciderl' on Jot 130x22'i, terms Flll dirt and I oar! gJa\'1'1 hnulerl an Mi S, Bessfp f'ofiP.~ 'lllfl w. $1595 tnhle, c•Jcrlrnz,I buffet, host .nrrl liS 11 :J N. JeffeJsnn, phone Ma· rooms, 30x10 hmn with fi Phone Lansing ED77170 . ED d ~~ Ill wr•f'lt, phone Mnson Oil l~llll, M.lSOII eul! olftl'l' 1 ll m .•••• hnstrss dwrs, 4 slrlr. llmlr s $12'i son OR Ci 1913 20w2 stanr hlons, 2•1 H('JeS trl1.1ble, NEAR MASON, Nom·Jv new 5 31. 0128wti 7 Ri2'i 20w1 20w1 p 1 r .1s!J Mrs Don Dc>nsmniP :JriflO ______level. Blnr ! Jura• l'i J>rr.!Pt tennnJ ' • C'OOJ WAHP. w . llrwsllslJrds, silo•, m.trhlnf!ly sloragr.. uc•Jes of lanrl on ,1 hlnrltlop Mts A Mills l•lwtf lnulge fl \ $15 - ll r s ' ' Cnll" or sel' Pnul B Clwney, ngent ACRES wllh new home il JOad $20000 terms. fllllll' lwrl W G Hrorvrs, Stnr k who <'•Htlrl mrlk orr nsronali,Y :-:;-: 50 ~ '. • - 1~0 1'111 1'01{0 VlrtorJ.l, Fmdnm.J l.lJ11Pre st,tlnlcss ster.l, ll.ttrl Phone Mason OH fi'i!i:iR Mid yrn1s old, nil on onr! flnor Willi ' ' ' BUTCHERING AND PHOCESS· lll~LI' WANIJ:D-P.ul time2 1of·211 l'honP L.tnsrng I'D 7 717"! ...... , 111', J,uJto ,IJlrl he,lf(!J less rooiprng 1nom With ... $63f flO cnsil 1 er ms I me hnwl of· CASH TALJ,S-Concrcte blocl ' M.tplc stt<'Pf, phone Mason OR Mason phone OR G 3337 20wr-:-; Russell,"h Route" 3, Lnnsrng or stnp.rt ynrd,Windows, 1(;', aluminum 20x16 weather$12 '30; ·r '" , 1 homc, full•"~ haREJment, ll!!IV oil 7·0331. 46wtfi7Dill, 21lwl !'Oil RENT--Upst.lll s, ftllntshed....,----, , $129 5 / pilonf! Lansrng TV 7 2G3'i 1!Jw2 2lx1U, $1'~ 2!i, 24x24 $15 'iO, 28x20, 8 ACRES ncar Les!Jr., vacant, I heating plupl,extrn largl) lol, DO YOU NEED plumbing, l1cat 1WAN'! LD -Hoom -.~~ ho.u rl ot ------$1'3· No 1 gr.trle lmch rloors 2/o rould ho subcllvulrd, .llso ncldt·l 2car RfU.!ge, ~fi,OOfl, $.1,0()0 lng OJ' electrical wnrk dono'/ to 1en1 sm,tll dJl.tlfmcnt Phone .ltonm .tpartmr.nt Wtth b,l(h .• ~ •• ..; I'JSI Clll'VItOU~'J 210, 4rlool WE HAVE A 1fl1fi !Sft UJIIlghl $1ifl.'i; 2/4, $7.f!fi; 2/H, $79fi;,2/8: tlnn of ~evrorul lot~ .r!renrlyl rlown CaliCndyiTntrlw.nr.,Tie.ltnw.uul M.1son OR 718'it 20wt Av,nl.thlr. ,lfter June I No ~hil·,,,. pmvrrglulf' ldrlto, l1r.1ter n11rl Amnn.1 flf'~ZI'J, lr.ss tlldll I $R!n On!! light grdde rloor, 2/8, plaltr!d Pllrr>rl to soli Plumbing, IH w Aslr, )lho w __ rhcn OJ' lll'ls MJH E:hnPJ lllUVf!ll··"'"" wh1tr•w 11! tnPs months old fins Amnn.t 1\ 1s $!1 2 ~ 'liliPf' light gmrlr rlomR IN MASON-2·herlroom home, Mason OR 7·l211. 33wtf1 WAN'l'I~O de1, 12rJ f;outh .rr IIPrson, phonP l'l!il Cllr:vtmLEI' BPI An •1 tiiHlr>rl 111 on .1 IIPW •nmliln.tlu1n $'l'J"· 1111.1 shrngiPs $r~r~ pm: R b K b hnJdwood flool's, fu)l hasP.mrnl,,__ _ 1 l'llt r1.111~ t.um M.rsr111 OH 7 lti12 20wlp, dt~tll Jllil\l'lf:ltdl' Ifns lnrtmy w.11r rnly Wtfh good sr ,;:hf',~e fl!ICC's !!II' ,;lJ·r:rsh dnrl 0 ert ir Y oil heat lo(•aterl on JlllVfirliDIGGTNG FOOTINGS- Inslnll·l~lidll, Sllllldllulgro I!J'i I 11UICK Super· lf.lld}oll rlJSr•ount No p•ymcnl nnd 1 \'v'lllson Bms Rives .Tunc slrr.el, lef!)lS lng sewer, tiling and building lit tdgP I'JR I•' 1 , tlr•J Ci p Ill rl11W1~ I ~IIY $8,qpq, t 1011 I VH, d,rn.JIIfllv IHlWf'J ster•Jmg, 3 \Pars In p,1y l•eJr,:hiH!I Stirs 11 1 lh ne 2 ~fi'B ' llwtf Ph OR 7 4985 septic tanks complete, Ilnvc 1 JHIIVP! ill ll 111 cotf('h, hmcrl on!< JJ(lchonm sel. Mason, one )·Jonm anrl one 1· IN MASON-7,room house, ex- rlon, OR 7 5839 or to .sheriff office , L.m JflC,! Ull VIWLFI' St.1tlnn Wn· w.tlnut IJerlroom sPt, metnl hcrl, room nnrl JlllVnfe bdths, en Phone OR 7 flG61. 31wtt r>lePti'H slove, hoy~· r!nllnng, slz<'s 'I'V ANTENNAS-Complete In· llnrwr.s gamges Cement jlOI'ChC~ '20wl gon I rlo111 NOTICE-All str,ly rJOf{S picked 12 1•I, Jotr hen slnol, 'i piPCC hi ('ill< sf,l!l,ltlon Jill lurl111g TV low!!J's. 1rnPtal awnmgs, go or! 1ental lllltts frrsl sr.t filii I 1.11 s, sol HI w.tlnut Also II!SII!'dllf r• rep.lli'S, flem Y I!J(!fll' sdwnls, on pnverl Htl eel, out up by the lngh,no Cotmty Hu· $895 .rnrl ll.dt rllnmg room sci wttlr l'rrl's, 127 N Lnnsing >;fref!t of town ownPrs R.1ys to sell lor m.mP. ~CJcJely 01 hy Clnyton Hu· pncls, 1Jendla sewtng mac!JtnP pltntll' M.tson OH fi 12(]] only $13 '3()1) With $'i,000 down, lctt, c•m•nty do~ worden, a1e held W'i! c lli'VI10Ll~ I' 210 2 rlnoJ', Blssf'JI ll,llld swrepPl', nuns onal 17wtf h,tlnnrc nt 'i'ii Shown by appnmf. n full 7 rlays nt till' An1mal Shr>l· pnwerghr!r. Plldll s orlrl rltshrs, toys, £11 npr r tes, mr.nt C,111 Clm rnf'r. M 11nl<.>s, Ma tr>r IJrfnJP. I•Pilt~ oftPied for sale. WANTED-Logs nnd stnnrllng Th1s g1vcs o\HJeJ s a chance to I!l'i! C'l WV 110 1.1"1 Br.l Cllllnms Jlll'lures 1.1mps ro lll'l son OR 72~1!1 8VPJ'I'11 !\1,uJe11 tunbcr Iluwr• Saw Mill, Rlvos o d p locate them. With owned dogs, r!on1 1.1clto illrl lu•JII'I t,thlc step tuhiP extension ],lllf!eJ, ogs an ets Agenry 20w1p Juncl1on Phone OR 7·6651 or Les 'J2 ft 2 hoy's hll No. 1 Lost ln v1r mt t y somr:wlleJo between Pnr­ luxe 4 rlon1 pnwmghrle stop nf 40'i S Rogers Ill M,Json MasonAlfwd Forche, 123 East Cherry,20w1 PhnnP. Mason OR 7 fi301 or on 7 hOOJ man r odd .Jncl Eden May be on after 4.30 p m Monday thmugh LAND-140 dCI'es, on Meridian Friday 20wl llwtf C<~thohc Church too~cl, MeJiclian $595 rand 1101!h of M 36 100 tillable toner or Barnes 1ond EzJa Zum· SCOTCII COLLIE DOG, thor acres, large barn and 4 bedroom WANTED-All l Mus I he very Mo~son. Phone L.1ns!ng TU 2·3!"130.' ' ' AI Rice Chevrolet conrhtwn Mrs. Leonard Nelson, chnmp10n trees, shrubs, bulbs grade A mJllt house, good Broom furniture. Will cnll at your/good1 conrlttton, Phone Mason111 on 20wlp 3!184 E. Hall Road, phone Hall nnd dwarf frtut trees Orclet• your 2 BEDROOM HOME nearly new, house, furnace and bath, good home und glVt! free estimates No G4741 6wtf ------• Hu .. Open Friday Nlghta ox 4·5976, 20wl choice seleCIJOil Algen A Ewers. fireplace, full bnsement, gns buy at $26,000-AOG; 114 acres, charge for pickup and delivery Cards of Thanl.s Phone OR·7·30Gl GAS RANGE-Detroit Jewel. representative, 714 East Race heat, storms and sc1eens, garage, 97 acres tillable, near East Lan· We are now located ut the corner HIGHEST PRICES paid !or paul ll Mason Worleus, heavy my route and to Rev Norton, the fee table Ex<'r.llent condrt10n All 27 Mason Methodist church and the I~OR SALf~ OR 'I'RADE-1952 for $75 Phone Dnnsvllle MA ducod at late of 7,000 quarts pet· roads, school bus hy door, Jenson OOO. 'flade lor modern house- E:rnerson, GE, Sparton, Admiral fryers und springers Will plcl1 Olrls lw.tcls, r nmshaft nml 2 bar· 3 280 aere Place 01dor Telephone ED uble, with te1ms Call Mason OR AOG; Tell me what you wunt In DuMont, Muntz nnd Zenith. Hen Northwest Stocklmclge chureh · • • 1 up. W. X. Steadman Poultry lf'l mnnrtolcl callnuelor and nlr ______20wl 2 8127 Ready Saturdny nnly at li 5673, C L . .Johnson, hrol plan Is fnt· $1' 100 CHOICE LOJ -In Ottawa I-ll lis reenoug 11, ro c v sonIt's nora mce cornerneur lot v111~." Phone DaJtsvllle MA 3 2-'l91 GLAZING of all l' · Call Mason OR Simpson,ots on 627a nutl;lali court. Blvd nwrencePhone SMALL modern home, 2·cn•· ga· ~ a U • e ne y Bravender, phone Dansv1 e w tl 1e many ! l'lenc l s, re1 n tl ves and clenn No down payment Wlll 6 4551 20wl Mason OR 6·4281 19wtf rage, large lot, a nice quiet INVESTMENT 'P R 0 PER TY- Farm Loon Service 3 3615 20 1 neighbors, the Wyeth La bora tor, •" trade up or down. Feighner Sales, CHINA CABINET, $10 Mrs. locatiOn, terms Call Mason OR Store building In Mason, now PHONE OR 6 5558 WANTED---Pasture for 5 head les Inc, the RWDSV Local 448.,_,_ 207 Parle, Mason, phone OR 7·3691 Donald H1gble, phone Mason WE HAVE CASH BUYERS 6 5673, C L. Johnson, brolcer. being occupied as restaurant, re· 119 s. Jefferson, Mason ,of cattle. Earl Amsdlll, 387 Dex· Rev. Raymond Norton nnd a or evenings OR 6·5682. 20wl OR 6·1951. 2ow1 waiting for deslreable homes 20wlp modeled brick-front, good Joea· ter 'l'rall, Mason, phone Mason clal lhanlcs to Mr. and I _.::______1---'----'------Jand farms, busmess opportunl· tlon. Apartment above and room WELL DRILLING-Dn1ly and OR 70501. 20wlp thur W. Jewett for '"..' 3UICI< CONVERTIBLE, 1947 FREEZER- Admiral 20·ft. chest ties, lots and acreage T1•ades In· 3 ACRE FARM close to Mason, a for another, with private en· Bolles. Also repnlr work nnd in· floral offerings and food "~""'""''"' Super, radio and heater, $200, freezer. New. Slightly damaged vltecl Shopping for your needs Is neat und elean home, tools If trances. Consider this property stall water systems All worlc WANTED-Holstein dairy cows, to our home at the time •I% miles south ot Mason en while unloading. Will sell at ells· a desired pleasure. Listings ac· desired, $1800 down, or :wlll trade and call for an appointment. Call guaranteed, Dally and Bolles, close up springers. Also want loss of m11• loved Plulns road, fitst plaee west ot eount. Silsby Implement Co , 214 cepted. Call Clal'ence M. Boles, for home In Mason. Call Mason Clarence M. Boles, Mason OR 2763" Aurelius road, Lansing, beef cows. Wm. Musolff, 20641 Upton. Effie Upton Tuttle road, phone Leslie JUstice State street, phone Mason OR Mason OR 7 2361. Everett Marlett OR 6·5673, C. L .•Johnson, broker. 7·2361. Everett Marlett Ar:ency, phone Lansing TU 21710 Dexter '!'rail, Dansville, phone children, Lester Upton 20W2 7·0141. 20w].: Agency. 20wlp 20wlp · 20wlp · • 16wtt MA 3·2891. 20w1 at•cl Upton. Want Leslie Council Leslie News Accepts Bids on Clara C. Strange I I Ads 1 Sewerage Bonds 'f'\(p Sf'C'll'illl,\'':, rf'jlllrl 1\'iiH gJ\'1'11 lly Mrs, 'l'l1roop; 1111' trPIIHlll'I'I''H MJJ~Lim--Wo wnulrl lil1o to AI lis mooting Wcrlnr.srlny tJ11tnl1 L'llf'il nnrl OVl'I'Y flOI'HOII Mrs. lforu J.nm•u Wnhl, llnpu!y t'lt!Jk caused consld~rablc damage to A public dinner al 7 in tho tho htt dny or AuJ.:'IIHt, A, IJ, I !Hili, nt Cl••rlc of Cit r•JHt Cnur t. onion prospects In Mlchlgan, New Leg10n building will be the big Note Pads eii!Vell o'clnc·k 111 thu forenoon, Multi time 'l'llkl' nnllt•t•, thnt thiH tHiit. in whi1•h York State and Wisconsin. Otber event at Stocl of Ptohutu. ... li1, MPI"I'ill Wyble, ndmlniHlrllifll", lwv- I In.'"" Mntlel or the B~lii!C or MAHY THE The drive Is the first joint ven· fn~ filt•d 111 Knill en111l his uctltlon, JII'IIY-~ /\, CORURN, lhf•r•ltKf'tl. lnft £or ltCI'THH• ln Hell tht• lntcrf'tit or Ma.l'V oTilflf• Cohtrlll hnvittJ.:' fllt•tl itt lo clo with this diameter radio-telescope at . lure by the county organization. lUthi l 1 >~l11te in c•·J•tnlrt rt•nl e~tuh• tlwl*ein ~ 111 r! r,,urt h••r; "'!It ion PI'IIYill~ thut Station, Mass. Largest in tho United States, the "car" The combined policy was adopted dettcrihcll, n vf•rHinr':-~ lntt>l'f'ttl ln u lund JIIHtd Co111·t tlii 11HIIt•nlt1 nntl dr.tt•rminro BUILD IT YOURSELF is designed to pick up electrical impulses !rom stars as fnr as at the February county commit· C'llltrar.t !o thl' lli'OJICitV ilt•twrlhr.d II" Iwho Wl•l'f' Ill lht• trmu ur h("!J' dt•ath lht• LotH 461 lllld 462 Mnplf! H!l\ SuhdlviKinn lct-:111 lwi.I"H or Hllid th•tell~ecl IIIHI rnUtlPfl one hundred million light years into space. (A light year is tee meeting and will mean that Clt.y or f~llfllilllJ.:, Counly of In~hum, In tnlll'lll ,Iho l'f•ld CMtntc or which Kttirl euivalent to !he disl.nnce traveled by a beam of light. in one the county committee will share Stute of Mlchl1•nn •Je,•eu~t>d dwd !WI;o:t•d, Lansing Lumber's Easi-Bilt It it~ Ordcr·f'f!, 'l'hnl the l"th dny of I It I:; Otdcr(•d, thnt the I·Hh tin~· nr year at tho rate of 186,000 miles per second. the collections with the state and June, A. D, l!tiR, nL lNJ o'c•lnclc In thr i Turtt•, A. 11. 11156, td nru•·thh·ty n'r•lot.+ national organization on a 50·50 rorenoon, nt tht• Prnlmte OJT!cP. nt :!05 ~,n !'tlw uflt!I!Hlon, nl the P1•obutt~ Ojftt!f•, U:GAL NO'l'ICI~S w'!"'l Snl-t'iiiii\V Htrect. Lnnttifll!, MlchiJ...rU/1 ,-ll,J w. ,Sntf!IHIW St.. L~liiH(nj!, Mlchlf.!!lll, basis. PRE­ be und !:; hf•r·,•hy n(lr10lnlud (or henrlnl! •ll' 1111d JH hcl'ehy llJtpnrntcil for hcnJ'UJJ.; Thomas C. Walsh and Charles tSttid IH'!fllion, and that nil ll!'fiiOIIH In- flt~ld pclttlon: ANNUAL ACCOUNT CA.RRIF.R-Jtu, .. 1. 1n~n E. Hayes, co-chairmen of the t~rP.Htl!d In 1-nlid t>Htnt1• fiPPenr hcfnlt' It 1:; lurtlwt• Ot·dl'lml, thnt !lllhhc tin• Mason Man's Kin COTTAGES asnfd CIJIII'l, Ht :;nid ltmc ttnd JlhH•£1, tr> nt•c thorPn~ he ~IVCtl hy JtUbJit•ution of 11 Stub.! of M khlgnn, 'I' he P1•nbnte Court rlrivc, said tho committee Is see!<· CUT tshOW CII\IHt' why n !11 Crtt!C to b'l!JI lhu "UJIY of th.lli Ortft•r, fnl" lhrPe !:IUI'CCMH!Yl' fOI" tho Counly or ln~hllrl, lnturcHt of Hnid estntc In auld rcnl urilntc weekK flrt'\'HHIH ln Htlirl dny of hr)HI'Inl!, in A~ n Ml!SKion ur tllliil Cntll'l, hlld on Jng donations on a monthly basis. ahould nnl he KI'Hntud: Lh~ ln~hnm Cnunly Nt•wH, !' llCWtiJtnpm· Mny 16, Hlfifi. "We !mow that Democt·ats l't'CHent: liON'. ,ICJ!IN' McCLI;J.I,AN, Dies in Ovid. ft l"l Furlht•l' Ordered. 'l'hnt 11 uhlic 110• !Jrlntl'd 11nd ulr·culutcd In Hnul County. can't shell out large amounts of Several tlce lherr.of be glvnn hy Jl\lhl!cntlon or n JOFIN McCI.~Ef.~l,AN, Jud~e of P1 nhnt(•, John E. Fry, 82, died Sunday eopy of thiH order. (or three HUCCOHHI\Ie t\ ·ri'IW Corn·; Judge or Probnte In th,. Mntlnr nr the EMtntc of M. cash In a one·shot effort nor W«!f!kH Jlrevlmu~ to llttld chty or hcnrln~. in nnhert I .. O!·nlw llALPII CARIIIER, llc<•enKcd. mornin,:: at Ovid nursing horne, rl'lwt make contributions 3 and 4 times Models th~ Jrudmm Cuunt:v NcwH, 11 newxpHJlet· flcgiMter· nf Probnte Nntil't• IH H('l'ehy r.ivml, tht• fiP­ vrlnlcd unci ch·culntecl In t~nid county, ·:-:~---~~~~-- titlnn of Rl!llfl G. Cnl"l if•l' 'f't Ut-ltcc or Wl1ere he had been !or the past to ttlffcrent levels of the party," r111id l'~llll<', pl"llYizh~ fo1' the niJO\\IIIH'I' and thnt lho Oi111elubltcutlunHIICCOHH(YC of " Old s Roa d t' ommun1ty• Mrs' Elmer Otis a nd M rs, Ridge cemetery, Holt. -: Temperatures for the weelt, as • Gerald Martin of Onondaga at· recorded at the Mason disposal 1 ~ow•vuvur I Mrs. Elmer Otis tended the :ftiother and daughter plant, were: ' ··~uhl c~~~·1~{~ I . banquet at 'the Mason Baptist Min, Max. nddltlonul, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Otis were church . at. as guests o! 62 McCLELLAN', I among those to spend Sunday aft· Mrs. Robert · · or,Prob11te erf!oon at the home of Mr. and , Mrs. 78 Mrs. Robert Ballard of Mason. fined to· 86 Others. were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ison. · Martin and sons of Onondaga and 'Tuesrl~v Arthur McFn1•rcn and Diane of seen on the pkem~s •. A buffet lunch was ,came Farmer Peck's Wife The Ingham County News Part 2 CJill'lniriH mnlw rt Jlhum fool! 111111 hnmo, Poultry Co-Op Directors tntcl\el' for the eo·op, now plc:lts g-ust Bnlzcr, OnrJJ1rlngn, HP.I:rcl.mJI· llfl egg11 Mondays and Wccln!!s· ti'I111Slii'PI'i HIHI .lrrhn C !lrilsrrn nnd UnuH"rl thoughls IIJ'II diH· days, nnrlluntls them to the cn·op \Vnrrrm Mtleiii'I', Milson; Austin IHI\'Ill'llrl, Discuss T1·ends of Market plnnt nl .Tudsrm. 'l'lw lntc:lt hns CllVIlllllLigh illllf Arthur• Fogg, hecn equipped wllh a new lnsu· Leslie; Wnller 1\,l'r:s, !lath; arid l\1cctlnu In Mason Monday lnrolt, He said It now (JJ'neesses luted hnrly, 11!ght, dlr!!ctors of CC!Illl'al Mlch· chldtons, cluclts anrl turlwys the !lfll'!llrl 1\lr•Vay, :·Hor:ltlu·lrigP., dl· Hnuseell'anlng! And I was llwi.Jottlng·down pari In 11 ldtr:ltcn lgnn Poultry Co·n[l discussml year around. Plans nrc nfnr~t to l~or tlw Nnvcmhrw meollng, mclorH. gnl who wnsn't eviH' going to LIH!l drawer neal' tho slnl; twhcn· murltct trends on poultry unrl lllly fJ•Iers In Georgia to supply ~chcrJuled for either thr. Vevay OJ' Chilson 111111 1.11-Vny were thul word ..rust lwep housa so most of my !deus huir:lr 1 I'd lilt! eggs, the cn·Oi> marl\ct until P.nmJgh the Tnr::hnm town hull, Wai'L'Cn named as 11 rHHniiwllng r:ommlt· Mueller nnrl M. II, AV mlii'H·[II'J'·hour, those big uplwavcls IIHit meant nhly I neveJ' lntenrlcrl some of lum on white eggs, plus n lc thEln for GeOJ'gln fryers. meeting with dinner. llnns Bn· one ean eovr•l' 11 ~fl·mlle dlstnncc "clcnnlng house" anrl nothing thosa lhrrur,hls to apJH:aJ• in print premium for pmrlur:ers of !JO Henry LarzeleJ•e, economist at garrl will discuss mnrltellng in :w mlnutPH; nt fifi rn. p. h., It nccorrtlng to nrll'lnal. It wasn't r wonrlcr'!'!'! trends at I·!P.mloci<, will tiiiW 2;1 mlnuiP.s, and at 65 one hit Ilite home wlll1 the cut·· dozen per weel< anrl a 2c premium Michigan Stflte, snld that 10'/r on 180 dozen per weelt, fewer clllci