' ·-· '' ~Sam'l. Ingham Sees Namesake I lnghnm sU(JI'I visors lmd their llrst Jrml1 ul Sumunl D, Inghum unci he nt Uwm 'I'ucm!.Jy, Thelngha m ews noy w. Aclanm !li'O~I'nlr.rl liH' hoard of Hllllf'l viHors with 11 m(ly uf Ingluun's porlrult. '!'he HUpcr· Ninety-Fifth Year, No. t12 4 Sections - 28 Pages vls!Jls hung Jhn pkllll'fl on the wall to till! l£•fl of llw l'nHll'llm, 'I'IJC [Jicture [:.; II JnC'ITifll'i.Ji to E:lhel AdumH, who died IPCPnlly. Lots of Birds, Wnnt ads, Puges fl, 7 und 8, She worlwd for· the <'ollnly 2li Pat l 1. yl'UJ's, most of the lime In tlw Social news, !'age •1, l',u t 1: Albert Hall Makes tn.!;Jmu·cr'll of!ll'e. 'l'lw tJ AdnmH Fewer Hunters l'ngc •J, Part 2. bwthers, Hoy und ltulph n[ Mn· Chmch news, Pui:e 7, J',u·t 2. son, Joidgar of KansaH City nnd Sports, Page 2, Pmt 3 Ilenry of Durham, NPW Ilnmp· On First ·Day. E:clllorlals, P.1go G, Part 3. shim, presented lhe county with Pnges 2, 3 nnrl '1, Putt 1 $88,000 Bequests the memorlnl. Legal notlf•p:;, Pdi(C 8, l'.tr l Pcr•fe!'l wcntlwr on Wcclnesrlay, 1; l'nge 2, Part 2, Pnr:r-s !i anrl In malong the fll!'sronlatlnn IIJC opening dny, nnrl on 'l'hurs­ '• 1) l',L!'l k npc•nlng of the bird season. chlll'chcs and colleges. In his death he conllnued 1hat sup­ Al·r·nrrilllf~ lo Hoy Adams, Sam­ If t ltc good weal her holds, he Questionnaires pm·t. City Takes Action w•l n. lnglmmwus al'lillarlelphm 'nlrl, the shotgun army will lllUnited States. Each farm family will receive nearly- ty. In a legal notice tlwy de­ Ingh.un anrt llt,lJH'h all !Dol( thch Duel: s1Hlotlng has Improved ancl hnplemcnt dealer, is gu!rtlng J\Tuson lln!Jtlsl t•hnrch, $1\0,000. questions, out of which about will apply 'to any cl,000. the years, was $272,1itl3 for the Declaring' thnl " Jcnw is no Itt•, tellers chsclose. lngh.tm also 111 Sparrow hosptl,ll with a shot­ "· rrJnrccl a farm), 'lCrcage an(! county hosplt,Jl adrttlion. stronger than 1ts weatwst linl<, had a locomol ivc type named afl· gun pellet m hrs tung, 2 In his issue on lhe board of supervtsors Met•tt ratsC's will only be mmlc ,, ~ ' ' Mt·s. Ullltan lttwd, niece, Holly· harvest of cro[Js, llvcstm·k pro woorl, Cnllf., $20,000, and to her Approprlaticms were increased Councilman J•:rw Srwnny off£•t eel 1'1' h1m, lite flt•st steam Iommo­ f,H·o and 2 111 his arms Arlolph Tuesday were appt'Ovod by at lito begmning of a calendar duclion ami mvcnlmtcs, Heleclcd son, Mat shall Reed, .Jr, anrt her all along the line. Salary In· the resolution c,dlmg the Ma~on lJve to have all enclosed cab. Nltchlclc·e for the money. fired by his son He was treated Roscoe llmry of Aurelius; and 000, II om $80,000 this year to Oil a merit basis The classiflca F a· p t Mr. Hall's first marriage. She no reply to tile letter, City At· at Mason General hospital and :['rtrs. Frances F. Craltes and Mrs. dted last year. Thnt bequest will $90,000 next. !1\lmln ltll<~lH Ill ( Juu•tnnl, tnn oa· ldtll', lion, also u:e work of lho sat or lg ar y torney Howard McCowan stated. Dtvtt Clollnn~:- Cu., Mmwn, 42\lil released. aries commtllce, was adopted francis Hamtllon of Leslie. now be added to the widow'•; \Velflll'll Items lnr·•·r·usml It wall tal1c about G weeks for $50,000. Under the wlll Albert Superviwrs added $15,000 to without debate. I On H llo n 2 Leslie Men Are Electrocuted v. A. Trlquet, East Lansing, I the Ingham census to he Hall's Widow and his daughter l he direct roller fund anrl $35,000 a wee galhorecl, according to Couch. were to r>harc the residue of the La the social welfare fund. This salartcs committee chatrman, ex· M , 23 1 1 II 11 plumed the classtflcation pro· <~sons ' H annua . a O· Aftet• thul, the qucstionmures estate after other bequests were year lhe county raised $150,000 II' 1 1 tl t I 1 ween party now looks lllw 11 may wtll he sent to the rcgronal cen· made. Mr Hall had n son by a fat· c!Jrcct relief and $285,000 for ~~~~~It~~ '~fr~~v anrpra~~e o frr~t~ ,t,tn n lout tot bio sus office Ill Del rott whore 500 second marriage. He died In 1931. social welfaro. Next year the Survivor Never Knew What Hit Him H' 11gges n items are $16f1,000 and $:!20,000. Cltalrm,m John Patriarche, and It II men and women have been J11recl wm WllS lll'UWI\ In 11Ji'il Frank Mcma, 27, never knew s . . . II l R 11 1liS 1fll'y. WI to sort out lhe answers. It i~ The Will was mHdo in March of More than $100,000 went for what hit him Satmday wltcn ho ~~~~gc~t~1tst~~c w.~~~c~tncl m.eat~ucoe~, be hclcilt SOalLtlr· e1.ttmated lhnt it wtll luke a year 19:11. IL names Lucius R. White added county assessments on was !moe keel uncon~cious wit 11 " mttloe. ntg 1 ' c o· for the Detrorl staff to :nft the and Oscut• .T. IIoort as executors drain~. most o.f them tn :,uburban charge of cloctridty. Wlwn Jw 'rhe expected battle was over 30, for ali c·cns1ts flgutcs. After that Lhey Lyle II. Higgs and Mrli. Ilugh areas This year lhc county shurc cume to a few l':cconrlr, J,tter he the salaries of ele!'Lcd officmb I roungstors will bo ava!lahlo to tho publlc. Silsby of lhc Farmers hank st~ff of the drain lax was $40,444. learnc£1 his 2 companions were Supervisors approved these 1 0 com· Prtvate business will he es­ witnessed the stg'ning of the will. Noxt ycnr it will be $113,13'/. dead. J{i]lcrt mslanlly were Rich­ llll'lllly. pecially anxious to gel the facts Unrlor the terms of the w!l1 II Su11ervtsors uwluded $30,000 ard Pritchard, 23, and I!arol'l 'ialancs for top offtctnls: '!' 1 t 1 Ti 1tee ii u't1 I $" 000 l c ou COOl' on fat mers, Couch said. The ques­ ~ny bencflf'iary opposes the pro­ [ot' an mlclttwn lo the Hall Mc­ Curey, 2!), both of Leslie c c .lucgeH, · "· 1 p.trt·r .tt i\thlctJc fielrl will offer tions are so worrlerl that t !ICy wtll viswns he or ~he will forfeit all mort.Jl ltln my .tt Mason The •aclll Iftom cotulnly pilus $f12,GOO lllw ~n,ual \Junrltc, cost umc juclg· · Tho 3 Leslie men wcJC' talaid that salartcs IMVC been fix(•d 1 •;,•honi gymn.tsium for high :or jobs and not fat· tho per;;ons sl'110ol puptls .lllci other teen· Will be no sales tullts, Couch nets ui Henry Ford Adu A. Hall, er (a clepu ty commissioner being unconscious benr.ath the antenna mmNS ON IllS IIAND and a lame back were the ex­ 1 He soon scramhled out to flncl who happen to hold those jobs.' agcts. The Ktwanis club has promised. See JU~QUES'l'S, 11 nge 3 aulhorlzcdl, $'),000 more fat· the !Pritchard and Curcy deacl tent of injuries suffered by Frank Mena, 27, Leslie, in an ac­ The classification will provide booked a 7-ptece band for the The census Is on a voluntary prosecutor's office, and an extra Medley· WPS clrlv!ng into his cident·that cost the lives of 2 other Leslie men last Saturday. ~eillngs as well as floors for dance, basts, Couch explainecl. Farmers $5,000 for the register of deeds' 1 don't have to fill out the blanl1s ofCice. yard as ihc men lowered the an­ Richard Pritchard, 23, and Harold Curey, 29, were electro­ ~ounty employees, he said Under Mason Ktwamuns have budg­ tenna. He snw them fall. Mrs. the classlflcatlon system, he ex-, Cled $500 for tile annual party. unless they want to do it. How­ Wreckers Begin The county health department Mcdlc,v ,cutlccl Dr. Herman Van· cuted when a TV antenna fell onto a high tension line. In [Jiained, there will be no auto· Jack Davis and AI Rice arc the ever, Couch said that the Infor­ huclget was increased $2,430, Arlt of Eaton Ra(lids. Roy Adams, the picture Dr. 0. K. Pauley of Mason is shown after dressing malic increases hecausc of ten- general chairmen. Commttlce mation has great value when col­ from, $176,000 to $178,430. Mason justice of the peace, was lVIena's hand and giving him a physical checkup. ure. Raises will have to come Ichairmen nre: Glen Dunn, prizes; lected from farms across the na· On Legion J9b Only 2 budget Items showed lion. He urges farmers to make decreases for next year. Elections called as acting coroner. through merit, ho insisted. Dr 0 Kollh Pauley, favors; Ray Worl\men for Wayne Flory of I ill) honest effort at filling out the wl11 rlrop $7,500, from $10,000 this 'l'hcrc was nothing unusual Expet•iencc and training arc Pet·ktns, refreshments; P,IUJ L Lansmg began worlt Tuesday on about the antenna job, said Coon, land a hanrl with the antenna job Michigan Center and Claude and set up as qualifications for each Amold, entertainment; Dr. D. R. blanlts. year lo $2,500 next. Civil defense Lester of Jaei{son; ancl 4 sisters, razing the Legion Memorial the Consumers manager. Such He said no one appc:lred con· job In county depurtmcnts ex· Lcthbritlgo, costume judging; wilt' have $1,500 less for protee· cerncd over any danger. l:·Ie did Mrs. Norma L. Marion, Mrs. Mur­ building. ~o)?s are all too frequent, he do­ lion against bombs. This, year the jorie J. Adams, nne! Janel and elusive of the road commtssion, Hnwmcl A McCowan, announc· nnt cvr.n hear mention made of Four firms bltl on the salvage appropriation was $1G,OOO. ·For -clqred. .Judith Ann Curry, all of Michl· j:ngham Chest hospital and the mg; Clan Coon, public address "Men who worl< with electricity the high line, ho sald. Only 20 Receive job. Cupltol Clty Wrecldng Co. next yeat• ll will be $14,500. gun Center. Funeral services for welfare department, whtch also and lighting; anrl Donald Edgmg­ of Lansing offered to raze the are appalled at the apparent care­ The man mtended to taiw down Ingham Is growing In popula­ him were conducted at the tul·m. Calle, David M. Thomson, Julian has no UJSe for it. Nylon jnr.koto. l'ully WliHhnblo. he was spared. He's a carpenter Jacqueline; 2 daughters, Candace dine Leach of Leslie; and 2 foster ~upervlsor Triquet said. Sheriff llnvi• Clolhln~ Go., Mn•on. ~2wi S. Hernandez, Duane D. Beyer, Fire destroyed the Lliglon Me· Clothing Co., MnHon. by trude and was In the Leslie and Cynthia; mother, Mrs. Azoa sl:,ter/l, Miss Elria Pritchard or Wtltat•d P. Barnes said he aslmd rlnl< School MuthcrK club wl\1 Hll01180r John H. Meelts, Daniel T. Han­ morlal building December 16 last postoiTice Saturday morning Curey, Michigan Center; 5 hroth· Michigan Center and Mrs. Ethel to have that p1•ovlslon Included. n hnkctl goodH Hltiu Fl'iduy. Octobct• 22, coc)(, Gary L. Laing and Ronald year. The post· Is now erecting a In rmm~r Joltorson I,,ootl1 Mnt·l~ot build· , when Pritchard aslted him . to ers, 1 Vlc~ot•, Paul and James of Pearson; who lives ln California. 'Ie has made arrangements to lug at Uo30 n. n1. unfll ull l• oolTokyo, Otnn1, Suscho unrl Yolmsulm, .Tnpnn, heslclcs stop· ping al Hong Kong, Formosn, Ol

OES Installs Officers At Hall Tuesday Night· Mrs. Edna Jennings was in· stalled as worthy matron of the Woman's Club to Meet Holt chapter No. 510, Order of Going-Out-Of-Business Sale the Eastern Star, Tuesday C!Vc· Tuesday for Reports nilw at the Masonic hail. For the Womhn's club wlil meet Tues. occasion, Mrs. Jennings wore day, October 25, at the town hall white nylon with a corsage of to hear the distt·ict federation nne! red roses. She was 'escort<~d by Women's Home reports. An Ketchums Receive Charles Coates of Lansing, a amateur piny will be presenter! ne!Jhcw. for entertainment. Hostesses will Sewer Contract An Explanation! . Installing officct· was Mabel ~e Hazel Smith, Myrtle Kirlwr Leon Ketchum & Sons, Mason Ellis, past matron of Holt. Other ami Lillian Langham. contracting firm, received the con- Due to the long sickness o.f Jim Steele, one, of the I officers installed were James Mary Thomns and Mary Dixon I tract Monday night for the con­ .~ partners in Collins Sales and Service the business will Jennings, worthy patron; Myrtle attended the S. E. District con· str'ir.tion of a sanitary sewer on f. Brown, assocla te mattpn; Lmv· vention in Ypsilanti, October 12 East Maple and Steele streets. . be liquidated. Everything must be sold by November 1. renee Brown, ·nssoc!ntL~ patron; and 13. The club put up a window The company submitted the low ::To do this prices on everything in the store will be cut to :rqr·y Horst, secretary; Gladys display in the Hltchen drug store bid of $2,030 to win the job. Other · "•.1~lt. ti:cnsur·er; ll[ny ;Johnson, in observance of United Nations bids were received by Carl Foote 'cost. ·>:L:u,·trcss; and Evu·Wadc, ns· week, October 17·24. Jf Leslie, $2,503.20; the Mason .. J2!:::c conclirctrcss. The last wee!< in October, the Chmch of the Nics were served Go! Logan, past matron and patron Holt Child Study club members and co·hostesses were Mrs. Roy of the Holt chapter. All officers entertained their husbands Holliday and Mrs. Arthur Taylor.. wore corsages of red roses. Wcdnesdny.evening at the George Red ro~es carried out . the Hood home on North Cedar. Rev. Boy Sconls Win Awards Ch.arles Goudey, pastor of the theme oi the decor for the eve· Seven 'boys from Holt troop ning. The taljle decorations and Pilgrim Congregational church in No. 40 of Boy Scouts earned bouquets for the pedestals were Lansing, was guest spcal-t:: meet the faculty aml board and .Water Heaters Radios Office Equipment . .:>! learn about the P. T. S. A. Any PUBLISHED THIJI!SDAV AFTERNOONS IN THE CITY OF MASON, MICHIGAN , high school pupil or adult: may ElectrDc Trains became a member. All adults, Cutler, Sets Fa1~m Wash Tanks Entercal M !locond cJags. mnttcr nt JIOtttofflc~ 1 Mnson, Mlch{gnn, l:'mlcr Act whether they are parents or not, of Murch 3, 1870 arc eligible to join. SUBSCRIPTION RATES One yenr In lnghnm nnd Plsplny ndvertlslng rnten on np. Nazu•·enes H1we S11eal;cr Admiral lldiolnlng countlca ...... $2.50 nllcntlon. Bu•lncso locnl.• nnd rend· . · · ... (Paynblo In Advnnco) lng noticoo on first nnd locnl PIIRC8 Special services are being held '.,I' O~e Yenr outaldo Inghnm nnd 2:ic n line. No rcndin~ o1· buulne ; Sparton (ldjolnfnJt. eOuntieH .... \,.,, ...... s.oo ndverliHlng lolltl thnn 50c. Annol!ncc-8 at the Nazarene church in Holt Six months· in lnuhnm nnd mcntu of .unlertnhuncmtll where nd .. this week and all of next week at NEW AND USED ndjoJnlnK countJoa ...... l.liO tniRalon lt1 chnrKod ot• of nny plnn TV 7:30 each evening. Everyone Is G. E. ~~ 1 " months ...... · 1,00 to rnlse lunda must be Pllld nt rcgu• ·,' .· r ~R 1 e· copies ...... :: .OG lnr rates, I · welcome to attend and hear Rev. Car!' No'Hsinger of Eaton Rapids. , Special music will )Je provided. ., I Let.It Snow .:_ I .. et It lllnsic Boosters Sponsor Dance ) · · '· · Blow. The Music Booster asS'ociation ,, Will sponsor II . dance ·Saturday, I· ! Yoti'Wou't Care November 6, at the high school WILL'' BE . SOLD' f. ' gym ~rom .8:30 to 12:00 p. m. )' · :,Wbeu You're I' The Holt dance band will pro· {' · · Heating With a vide music. Refreshments will be served. ' . ' . Sllrllrise Party Given ' Beatrice W~lch was surprised Lennox with. a birthday ·pa!ty Wednes· day evening of .last week, given AT\ ,, COST. Furnace I. · her honor. by Carlene Baker ·' . '·' .. at her Holt home. Prizes were won bY. Ketha Warner and Midge ···See your Schroeder. A group gift was giv· en to Miss· Welch and a buffet authorl~d dea!llr luncheon was served. . .. Holt'hlgh school P. T. s .. A. will -!. ;,· ·, . ~ . t ' be ~eld Monday evening, Octtob1~r 25;·at the ljlgh school wlth u""'~~'H• house at 8 :o'cloci(. All room's ·F •. ~.,c~ ..~ ·AO'der.$Ori ::-&:··:,Sons· .. · he open for, hispectlon: . Members of. the Ernest 'Rasher Collins Salesi & Service .; ' :I ,P.._on.e.286S. family held a · surprise get·lo· gether for.' th~lr parents Sunday 141'W. ~~P.J~ .... , .. :· · : · · 1 lit· their home, . I~lllllllll•llllllllllll•••lill~lli~~~illll•••••••lllil .. lll!~llllll•lllllllll•••lll••••••lllllllllllll!•illlll••~llllll!llliiiJIIii----lll~.tiJ.'; I ]its lice Couri diid',;t', t·lt, 1\iti> -~lW:It hh (!j;,-,[ce Lan~lilg wns II 'Sunrlny (;\'Cl!lllg I B - thu $1/JiiiJ ht:tjilu~ib '" iilu Muih· 4..HH y·.·o· ut~t W'l··n·. ·.·· l.i'ii.L!i]iuug, ~Ul!llllli; illld ·twlween [lilying $t5 nnd ~pending caller nl tho 7-lnglor honw. ...,. equests oillst nnd NflZfi)'OilP. ehlll'l!hUH, n.-. AJ~Il(!ll Howe, Dunn, third, Thomas Roystoos Lawrence n.omJwl<, Ilult, de- 7 clays In ,lnll, !Tu [Jnlrt. Ml', nnrl Mrs, Archlr. Mltclwll I·TIIIRrlate enllcgo must usc its Wllfrc!11Wnrdowskl of, North· mnrHierl exumlrmllon when talwn ,r 11 dgo Arlams prcslrled nt the nnd Mt·, nn!l MrH. Oscar Cham· . (OcmUmu;d from I'11ge I) $5,000 to n~sl~t worthy, nccrly (~~'OP ShOW Awa .. rdc wollt l,.osliQ won nr~t pll\cc In tho Buy Apparel Shop hcfnre .ruslkc! of tlw Pe;wc Hoy trlnls of 2 lllCII Monrhty, bollt pod nttcndod a wcr!dlng recepllim .J. huys nnd girls, 'flw money can I ... Ill vcgctnltlo gprden ~~~~~ •..Pat, Man· W. Adams nt Mason last 'l'hurs- trlml without u Jury. Dcccher 0!!· · ilono1·tng Mr, nnrl Mru, MllYllUrrl ,Mr. l'lnll's second wife, nnrl Hucl:- he donatecl or loaned lo sl.udents. roc of Vnntuwn p)ncerl aor!ond unci , Mr. nnd Mt'H, Thomas Royston dny cl!llrgoit with lncll'cont llber· horne of 'court on a. McDermid nt Ollvet Baptist hnm wnrc sister and brother. An· Gmduate students cnn not :;hrtre Twelve! In hl\m. cQudnty. 4·H LcVon Prenl\ce placeit third, · Chcls~n 111 1 1u1 1 1 1 und sons will rnnVt~ t tw llrHI · of l.lt!s, Hn w11s relcnsml on $GOO church In Lnnslnn on Sntul.'dny other nncllltnm sister was tho In the fL!nrl. JOys nn~ g r .s reec ve ~peen , Don \"llli~"'H of Vnrilown won charge of ao:Jault and battery. " I' h 1 wn Is !.or crop dls(llays at the ' ''' next wee!< to Portland whem they bonrl to llflJJerrr for cxnmlnntion afternoon, The newlyweds nre w ,e a t t c ate Dr, George Mood~· The $3,000 hequculltce 'Jllnce(l thjr·'.. :.· !llnyecl llw past 3',~ years \II wen! lw Dt'e .Juc I A cI ;1ms .] 'r · 1 1 1 1 1 ,, 1 od 120 at the dlnnet tmd " " r ~c:c! • 0 r· 1 ~ al lw Old.~· run' ' r v ng, and Mt·s, Arehie Mitchell. erect a new buildlnrr i\nd 11 rna· seminary, was pastor of the Mn· ;;ponsor · . . 111 the other ct•qps class, win· MIJIH slorr.. Ho worl1s t dny charged wilh violalln•l of O:;hoi'IH' wus senl Io jail for 20 " son.Baptlst church 40 years 1t"n. donated the awnrcls. · F · A mobile In Lunslng, Both have prohntinn on druni< driving, J ru .iqrlty of the members agree, the b l\Crs,werc Hnrvoy •nhson, lii'C· " hr!en II Fe-lollJ:l" re~ldenls of Mason clays CJII conviction of assaullrmcl $50,DOO bequest can he used for The Nnrtlwrn Uaptlst Conven· '!'here were 70 exhibitors In the IIL!S, popcorn( Wlliiu;i' ·Parson, und I hn vleinlly, got ·I thiYH In jail in Eaton COLI II· hnllrry nne! was Drclerrcl to pul T A I . d that purpose, Otherwise one· lion can• usa Its $fi,OOO only for 2-day crop show hclcl at lllc A."A. Vt:nlown, mils; and' Dnvld SlUI'· IY on II clruntt clrivln>: clwrge, llfl il peace hnnd for $.100. He ap· wo re n•ure third of the Income from the its Ministers and Mlsslonnries . mqn, Southi!nsl: V!!Vriy, ]lOlllto~s. They have 2 sons, •rercncc, said ,Judge Adams, a fl er !wing P<'Hiccl I)()Jh convlcllons and will » $50,000 can be used for general Benefit 13onrcl fund." Hoivlelt Co, showroom.. . The crops show wns jtJdged by . a junior In high sc:hool, nnd Jon, pincer! on probnllon herr. For mrry the cn~cs to' circuit court. In lesll'e (raSJ exnensc of the church, one·lhlrcl Fifteen years agp Mt·. Hull Wlnncl's In the !ood preacrva· Mill' Erdman of tl]e. fllrm craps in the ~I xi h grade. violallng l1is Ingham !H'ohntion ~~ mtist he usee! fot· tnlssioJI \vorl• hullt the Hall Memorial llhrnry tlon class were ·Bnrsha WttgnP..r, department ul Mlchigttn Slate , .JUci"i'! Adams sent MeCielland to IInrdmnn's drunk driving of· ' I "·! "C tl 'Ill I r nle I It t0 II 11 'J'be Hoy HI nns Hnlri their home "' r 1 16 1953 pn, ttllnn su·t·Jmr of Bria_lJton as directed hy the Mlchlrran 13np· n "u~ J. ' r. P esc e 1c WIJOat!lcltl, first plaee; Grace co ege. •, on East Ash street to Mr, ami Jail for :m days. cnsc was on ' nnuary · ' · · " ~ -~ "' 11 • tl . "'tl I county for IJcadquarlcrs for lho At tllllt llnle llc r)l nacJncl )tnt' "• 11ci Mnrlon Br·ntlelbnr·ry of Rlvos s,.conven on, am1 onc·t lr(1 or 1------. Mrs. l~t'fllWii'i Fiedler. Tiley have Max Britten I ·1nsing ciP ~ ~ " " ~ ~ 1 11 t f lfl r f 1 county library. In the will llw · ' ' "' · ' ·· gull!" lind w;ts released on bond. Juncllon were talXamlnntion wlwn Iw " Tl 1ani' 8 lvi 11 01 1 Cl 1 1 1 1 ll'iii'Y was wqucn tee w tal pupil at ll1e .Jefferson Street . A M lie Jumped the hnnd, put up by hospltnl following n crash nt Les· h ' g ng r s •mns nne bool\s his widow doesn't want. I10 f 1 1 11 lim:; 1 1 1 11 went m·e , urge on· ills , stepfather, but wus tal Win~ Show Honors Adams lnst Frid;ty ehnrged will! porter! i>eltled in .Tudge Allums' Charles D; Kyser drove his cnr Mr. Hall was a large cont.rlbu- Barley ...... 9fi I cnJ.II'I during the week were listed tor to tho Baptist C'1111reh ·111 his Rye 1 20 Pars.ons Service E. D. Frnnidln & Sol\ of Milson viola lions of !he liquor 1aws. , ,: onto Hull rand from Klnnevlile · ' · · · ' · ...... · · SINOLAIU PUOJ)UOTS 1 showed the gr.and champion boar Conrad Seidel ancl Harry Hltl!tcr road without making a ~afety life. Fiio serlvecl as Sunday school But!lJ'f•c'I"",.' 11 mr. am1 rs. c1 tar ox ·a er ' • - " • • · "' L~t every mnn mnlw I\IJOWll on US·JG west of Willlamslon. sent him to jail for· 2 clays and the Ball-Dunn funeral home Income from the $3,000 can he I-Iogs-'l'op, $18.25 to $1!l.10; Fire of Conway. II 11 1 what ldnd of govm·nmcnt The gruncl champion boar was put him on probation for. 3 J\Ir. and Mrs. Robert Hansen Wednesday afternoon. - c c ec used for any purpose approved mixed, $18.00 to $l8.7fi; roughs, purchased by William McGee of months·. nncl Mr. and Mrs. Neil Hansen of Monday. Rev. Herbert Cherry of by the session. $1.8.00 clown; feeder pigs, $10.00 Liability IVonld command his rcSJII•d, Homer nnd the grand chnmpion Charles H. .Tones, Lansing, Holt were Sunday afternoon the Eden 'Dnited Brethren church No ,restrictions were placed on to $17.50 each, and t.llllt will lw ontl Hl Phone 1\Iuson 3261 Huffine, Leslie; Mrs. Blanche Ca· an(l Mrs. M. A. Snoot<. October 21, l9 54 Page 3\1 ton, Eden; Mrs. Gayle Smitil, Leslie; and Mrs. Ella Sherwood, 1955 Models Mason. Lowest Prices Ever Kiwanians Book ,, Concert Series .~~ ·Our Guarantee '!'he new 19Mi l\lo,lorola TV with the UIG LOOil is the strongefi!t, most: (Jowei~fttl lonA' disluncc BeL It: ~;ivt•s you di!lll', shaJ'JI pictures Mason Klwanlans have booked lilw you have never seen before. J,ool\ ut: the new J!Jiii> 1\Iotorolu-lf if: is not tim another lecture·concert series for 1 Mason. The club inaugurated the eh•.urest, sharpc~st, J!us]l'st on the eye set: Uml: yon have c~Vl'r semt, we wlll not nsk . program last year. This season you tn htty it. YOU Ul~ THE ,JUl,GE. :he price for the series has been slasiled about in half. TI:te series, explained· Secretary Frarik Guerriero· of· the Kiwanis r:: club, is primarily to provide cdu· catlonal entertainment for the community. Profits, If there are any, will again be used ·for 1\[odel 17T20E scholarships. This year. the club sent 4 to Interlochen and pro· vided 2 MSC scholarships of $100. This season the club has $10 Down bool1ed Tom Hadley and hls wild· life nature film of the Tnuquam· · anon for November 9, Gene 18 Months Greenwell and Pauline Pierce, opera stars, for January 25, Swiss hellrlngers for February 22 and the Lansing Orpheus club for sHuRFINE Corn 303 Size To Pay March 29. l Cans 2.5c Family season tickets inclLid· lng children up to 15 will sell at $5.00; Individual season tickets sHURFINE Grapefruit sections l Cans. 3 Jc for $3.00. and student season tlcit· ets for $1.50. Ticl{ets are on sale Big 17" nt Davis Clothing, Ingham Coun· sHuRFINE Cheese Spread l lb. Loaf 9ci ty News and Ware's drug store. S Donald Edgington, Herbert · Fox, Rny Perkins, Frank Guer· riero and Jacl< Davis· are on the sHuRFtNE Oleo ... .. ~ ... :.): .:~!2., lb~i4·3'C ;· ,' lecture· committee.. , .. Table·; ,· ' .•••Model'i!i·•• i •'. I,., I . 1 ;. ~HURFINE Sfi'Up' '· '' ,, ·' '' ·· Ca~~ ~~d M'a~,~"i' ''' · ··lSc ' 21" Table Set 21" Console Floor Model. 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College Club Has Mt•, nnrl Mrs. TIIrlmnl flt•own Child Study Club Extension nnrl fnmlly wr•t P Hill' ,(H ~nnrl<~y of Monday Meeting Mt•, ntH! !\Irs. f,.•o c;PIIiil't a1ul lloillf:hlf'I.~ In Lansing .Hears. Speaker Doings MrH, L. B. llur•r fl[ll'lll'cl lwr Holy ( 'IJ!l,f' 111111 rlHili:ht••t•, Llli IJp homo Mrlllduy evr•nlng to nwm· of Lunslll", Vl'·llr•d f1lt•, 1\llor•t'l Whllu 0111' * I f II M II I I h ~ JCrH IJ IC IIHDII CO eg(J ( U J, lluJdwin IIIII! fvlfH, ,f('llllll' !J,t!-lrl At Dinner lo;!l'vPn llll'Tilhl'l~ of lhu White • Oal; t•xtell'rlon rnut with Mr:;, l•'r,JIIlwlng thu huslnPHH meeting l•'rlrluy oVI'nlng Dr. Don 1~. O'llP!rne nrldt'I'HHPr! Oq~nnizalio11s 'f'ltelmo~ <'nl't' lusl 1\!cnttlay eve· Mt:-;, A. V. Smith, who Hctr•rl ds l\!J·. 1111rl Mm. 11 .1. I\ ll'iii'Y a'tirl Ma·son 0. E. S. Installs Officers lim Mrrsnn .Junior Child ~Indy 'l'lw Nldtol:; Community club l'luh at n rlumm WerlnPMrlrty eve nlng-. [ll'Ogl'llm l'!utlnnan, urlmrlurerl lllll •liHI 1\lts ('allll' Wllls'wl'll' will sPt'Ve a penny :;upper J~rl· nlng nt the Pagorl.1 In Lansing. Mt·.~. l~iiPrln BoWPll Jeri lliP l~lts • l~v. t CrJIIIII'I of IIJC Vi.!clll r~nll'tliillli'd hy ~It .ltllll\li'• 111'11 1 1 1 day, Octohet• 22, nt the Nichol:> r~lghtecn memhPt'H WPI'£' fltPst•nt. IHtsinl'st. nwellng It wns rleclclPrl •os et ;; rop, ~uns ng I llnl;lr•.v of l.in'IIIJ' ~t .. rulay At Ceremonies Held Saturday sclJnol Serving will hegln nt G::Jo Dr. O'BPirnr. i•; assistant pt'n to IHtVC' lhr• llll'ellnf! ihf' fits! Mt;;, Col!,u· lnslrur·ll•d the night ltw.1~ till' llilildl'\'' :!lth . I 1 I 1 Wl'rldtng illllll'.r•r s 11 I' 'J II;• "l'lllljl Mt~. 0. 1\Pilh Pauley was In· sang "This Is My Pt·nyPr," "'l'he J•;o~siPI'II Stat• Jlag, Mts. Wllllnm 'J'hl' Whc.JI!Iehl Glcnnct·s will fessor· nf crlnr ,rllon .u1rl r•on•;nltnrrt Monday f'VI'IIIIlfl of tJH• montlt. I:Inli)I II ma, 111~ touqtrels o! ,., 111 p.mml ednr·nllon from Mll hi Mrs. M.rxlne NPIHon WHS mndP dtlcd lc.rVI's anrl flowers. Iide! .t )JIU.r pit• rlllllll'l' at a Lhn­ stnllorl o~s wortliy mal111n of tlw Lord's Pmyer" anti "I'll GPt By." llnrrly, have a regu!.u· meeting Tucsdny I slng rl'SIIlllloilll. Mason Ch,tptm· No. lfirl, Order· of Stanley Holme:; w.r:-; inst.riJrorl Jlo~si, Sl'l Vl'rl thP Ol\ernns Community church is flll'l'IIIIJ.: Will hP helrJin IJIC 1110111· 11 t. Bollllll' LopPI', Bon nil' Hay. Mrs. Basil 11rlams Wois tnlll.t!Pd 'f'o Se 1'\ t• \'em rlrng Sunrlo~y, Or·toltcr :J, when weclclmg r•akP. l:Pnr gPnl' Bl'lld( sponsormg .t family-style chlck­ 1111:- 'I'IH• ('lli!SIIllHS \\lll'ilsiwp nrotHI, 1\l,u g.lll'l .Toru•s, M.trlo 1111o lhP group and the !Pgul.u ,lam• I Mm,y Gladstone hccame the wo~y, stslcr c_1f Ihe hrir!Pgi'Oorn, Pn rllnnPt' Saltmlay, October 23. Will ~~~ 111 the .rllet•nootl. A pot­ Willi•, M.ulgP llo~tTis, Virginta husmt•ss rnectmg Woi'• r·n1Hhtf'!erl. luck rlil1111't'll'ill he sr•rvPcl nil hl'llil' ol 1\1. C:atl h Till hat rl. 'I' he anrl Fay!' Rohr•rls, sister ol IIH' '-iPt vlng is ft•om 5:00 to 7:00 p. At the close ul IIi£' nwet rng iltP c•oup!P spol,e iltcll vnw:-; hcforc h!lde, pmuecl. ~.JtdriiPitm .tiHI G1etdwn Ohls. IIOIJll. MPmhr•rs me In illJ\C ihPil' m. husiC'sscs serwcl rPire:shmenls of SINUS Rev Datrel W. Tallman at an 1:anws 11 ror r. pia) t•rl allcr the oJ\Vn I able sr•rv1ce anrl a dish to And those terrible headaches Tirt.1 Tea1 lwut, ,Tny!'e Brenber, A chwkcn dinner wlll he server) rlcsscrt, tea .mrl t'nt'fcc. aljat· cl!'£'otalr•rl wtlh p.ilms and IH!stne" tneeltng pas:;. caused by sinus now relieved ,Jo,m Bullet, DPI!H n.undm:m hy the Wlllwrnston Gr.rngc No. * !I * ca~Hiel,dH a. Mts. LopPr :,;pJvcrl s.ltHiwiches, by tablets taken internally. ami Donn,t Prclwtl, sr•hoolmatcs I 1'i at their hall on North Zimmer East Alaic•dnn J\11'. o~nd Mrs Hoy Gladstone of tl'llo, mot,ws .tlHI Kool11icl from of the hndc, set vert .rl the rec ep road Sunday, October 24. Scrvmg Methodist Circles The E.rsl AlaiPrlon Pxlcnsion Pfaini!Pid .Jtr• the hrtcll''s parents ,, ) Pl!tJIV .mel green clecot.tlecl will he rountry style anrl Will con· r lull nwl J.tsl WcrinPsrl.1y with mjct illl' ht'idegl oom is I he son of Iron. l,rhle. 1inue from 12 o'clof'lt until all nrc Schedule Meetings ~Irs. l•'loyr! Burgess for ,J poiltll'k :1\h s Carlot Ia Ilif'lurrd of IIolt ,tnd A special guest was M1s. ]>'lor· sm VPrl. 'fhrs event is open to the IU!It h. 'I'IVPive memiH•rs anrl ope 111prlfonl Hll'll,ll'f) of Lanstng. ent•c Holmes, gt.rtHimolhPr of 1111' )lllblic. The Methorllsl W. ::;, C. S. 1 tr­ Vlstlor wuw Jll cse"nt. 'l'lw hrid<', gtv1.m rn mmrragP lll'lcie. Sire Wots w-IH'tl'd to hPr cles have scheduled then ml!et- place hy the lmde's hlrliiii'r, .ng Church Tho Wheatfield Grange annual tngs lor next week. l'ollowutg the IJusinPss meclmg h~ hPr' l<~thcr, wor£• a gown of La nsl chtdwn supper· will he Saturday Hoger Gladstone. Members of the Prbcrll.t cit ciP ho~ndhrllll\~ were Itlled out. TIH• Clinntilly lal'c anrl nylon net over c•venmg, O!'loher 23, at their hall IP.tdl't's of tillS meeting, Mts The couple tr•sirtc• at 1(;IJ!J \~ .Jng Will meet wtlh Mrs. \Vrlbcrt l'um­ whrtp ~.a tin. A r ,Jp of mat!'hlng on Ilnlt roar!• Serving wtll start IIomcwtld st t eel In J .tckson. Plans Meet mings, 727 We:;L CCJitler· sttcet, Stanley Voss anrl Mt s I;mrna l.ll'c anrl sequ1ns lwlrl her fmget' • at G p. m .•md l'onlinue until all Le.H h, showed [JUI scs wrt It :-;pe Monday, October :l5, at tl p. m liHength veil o[ J•'tcnl'h illusion The fo~ll Presbyter raJ meel ing '1 ar.; server!. Thorp will he a ha­ Co-hostesses will be .l'vlts. ElmPt cia! !t o~mes. Ordet :-; weH• t,tl,cH tulle. She c·,ultl'rl a cascarle nnrl .ing Pt'£•shytl'ri,ll soc•tely of 1he mo~s sLtggcstrons, baked goods Ha~~rumC!l~·~ll Rainbow Girls Assist. ling. llw JlLII'SPs were cut out. )j,jiJy mums. 11 ltny 13tblr. ami a Prps!Jylc•t•tan ~lnudws wtll meP.I and candy. The Electa, Huth .md M.n lila 'l'he next meeting wrll IJP hclrl ILIC'I\Y penny WPrc o~ltachcrl to her In Nursery Toy Drive .rl lhP North Ptcsbyteri,m dnm·h Preshyterwn Women's nssocla- rt the llomc ol Mrs. Orv1llu Shaw C~r~stmos br;llC(llPI, 111 Lansing on October 2fl. '!'he 111111 mcmbPrs arc sponsormg a Mary circles Will meet 'J'ucsd.ry, Sinus sufferers oo oil cut in their The n.rtnhnw g1rh ol Motson October 2G Mt;; Hussell Hunt l'ucsclay, Novernlwr JG, at noon., :l\lrs .• B. IIenstr.t of Indian ,,,.,.ling wrll open .tl !J.:30 a. m. tummagc sale l~riday and Satur­ prauo of the wondrous relief from r. have offeree! to twlp tlw new Mn· rngton, 512G West Nreltols 1\ldd, . ' ' In••• lablch, Gol a bolito today! !.Ulwlwon will be ~er vr>d hy the rlay, OC'Iober 22 and 23, in the Carrcls, Hivcr, r·ou•·tn of the hridagtnom, Wll ('O·OpCt'aliVC II Ursery Ihi ough Will open her home to tlrl' El1.•ct.r srlng .. BPc'tHISC," 11 0 Pt omisc Me," iHISI r•hutr h. neset'V. \V;tyne i1f' in to Mrs 1•'. \V. Huxtable, fll4 Members of the Aurelius cx­ S1•c• Ou!' Witlc• and "l'he Lord's Prayer." She Barhnra Powelson, dhtllnr,tn ol Bullen Will serve as co-hustc•ss Catholic Women TRUMAC TABLETS 1V,.1s iH'rompnnicd nl the organ hy the group tlurl 1:; collccling toys. Nmth C.rprtol Avenue, Lansmg, tension club will hold a baked Sr•lt•••tiou ny Momlav, Oc·tobcr 25. goods sale at .Tenntngs store in fhc program entrtled '"l lte I•,un• CamJt lahawa les Int. • Dctroll 4, M~el1 Mi· s Nelltc Stephens of Stocl<- tly" wtll be umlet· lhc dtrcclion ol AVAILADLE AT h\rdge "This help is r:n•.rtly appro· Thr "Opportunily erving" this ALtrelrus Center Friday, October Meet at Church Mrs. Waller Mulo hlcr :1\lts d<~ted," sarcl Mrs Warren Muel- \'Poll IS going to the .Marysville 22, fwm !J a rn until sold out. : Hosl'lyn FtPrlenhut·g of Plain- lcr of Dansvrllc, gc•nernl 1'11.1ir Kgrounrl llcr•n netivc 111 many plm~es nf its rlay, Octobet· 28, at 8 p. m. ~~()('('j:J ~'"· 1 ,lay, 01 Iober :l'l, the Dl!i}[lt .111 err lrlent, MI ;;, J•'r·o~nk GucrTicJ·o, !hi' pat lor•. B.tsllcts of gladioli were at tile tC,lt' o[_ tlw l'wshytPilflll wm·ll Slw 1s le,lvlng the te.ll'hmg 1f2 Gallos1 The Kipp Mothers club wrll de Will meet WJ!h Mt~ Ar·thur husrm•ss was mnrluctorl hv M•·~ tlsed as r!Pr'nl·ations l'llllrch Saturday al] Jl. _, .tnrl proft'ssion rnwhiC'h she w.ts head 111 '>lJO nsor a baked goods sale Sa I· Zwltgmf, 413 E. O,tl,, o~t 2 p. m C:nnlnn 13,\'rnn, vir·c-prr•:irlr-nt. TIP· : Donn.1 \V1tlrams, srslct• of t11e ,mother lo conllllllC wur,, lo>s ni the lt,Iinrng department of the 011 ur day, October 23, at the Darry Mrs. E.rrl S.tt1sllu1y dlHI Mrs ft eshments were sc1 vcoJ by the harl t•h;ngP of the guest , t her home on Sunrt.ry, :-;,nrl Dehra Dun Gn·l's school, In un l~t'tde, 1 Bar on Maple sltcet from 9:30 Lyle llowiclt wrll .td as co host· lw~.tesses. · 79c -, ------Mt·:;. 'l'had Taylor, wo'r!qJally' dt•Itww the loi~l\ o1 mganizing ttl! noon. 1 .1\Ir. and Mt"l Ilobcrl Mtllphv jttre IV ' 1 · tl csses. Mrs. Jo'r-.rnk NPlhmvay wtll J ·~hairman. omen s wor' 111 w n;rrt •I dlilrlr·pn !1om Springfield, • , dturdJes of North India Sllc lms have ciMrgc oJ the [JI'Ogt.tm all(! Roy IJoiilho;umew has heen tf GAL. llANANA FI~AVOR slt'k wrlh I he flu the past 2 wcel;li H7c IlltiHllS, ('api week with Mrs. Lansing. Parents attended ns guests to !Inward C. l~reneh. 1\lr. anrl M1·s. $14.95 * ,1 witness the awards. A flag cere- Bowen arc platming to sl Mr·s Arthur Williams, Mrs. many wns g1ven at the time the lltrough next week. Flannel :';.tm McM;mn, Mrs. Waller Me- badges were presented. After the Mr. and Mts. Gerald Mm tin Mtehncl and Mrs. Holden Stiles ceremony 2 dramatJc sldls were and sons ol Ononrl.tg,J were Willard P. Barnes vrslted Mrs. Nora B.tlcs Furlay g1vcn and the ga·ls also showed guests at dinner Swulay or Mr at the home nf her !laughter, Mrs. their squnre dancing nbrlitles. ami Mrs. Jlobert Ball,ll'l.!. Rmlolld Peg Mitchell, in Bcr klcy, Punch and brownies were Ballard rclumed1 In his home as Ingham County ,, Yvonne Sible of Lansing spent served !rom a table covered with after· spending •1 d<~ys with the the wer.J, end with her granclpm·- a white cloth and centered with a Marlin Jmnily. Mr. anrl Mrs. Charles Hcescr Ship 'n Shore enls, Mr·. and Mr:>. Glen Coon. punch bowl flani theme for the of Danville, Pcnnsylvnnia, arc the Lansing Dniry Co., and ycat· Is "Under the Green Um· spending the week with th~ir son Sheriff Blouses D1ylg-ht Snyder, execut1vc s~crc- brella" which was carried out by and daughtcr·in-law, Mr. and im·y, nccompanwd hy Mrs. Davis a green umbrella surrounded by Mrs. William Reeser and family·. $2.98-$3.98 Mrs. Kenneth Mathews was un­ Slllll'iH Hltrnt•s and Uis ne,mtics .mel Mt·s. Snydet, plan to leave fall leaves. Arc As Nem• to You As Youl' 'l'eleJlhoue Saturday mot'lung to attend the ~· • * able to work <~t the Ingham Coun­ Nntional D,tiry convention at At· Mrs. Ralph Altenburg of St. ty News Wednesday anrl Thurs­ Lady Manhatt~n !antic City, N. J. , Petersburg, I~lorlcla, Is spendmg day because of siclmcss. Mrs. Josephine Hynl of Lansing this week with her son-In-law and Hex Helman left 'l'uesday !m· Marlon, Indiana, on businl.'ss. He ~hirts ~pent the week end with Mr. and daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Nellis · ¥- School· Trained Deputies Mrs. Claude L<~ws.. Bateman, nnd fnmlly. will return Saturday. " $4.98-$5.95· Mr. and Mrs ••Tames Patterson Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Longyear Mr. and Mrs. Albert Newman of Lansing e111led Sunrlay after· nnd David of Battle Crcelt spent ~n.d family were Tuesdny,evenlng tt DEE DEE DEB COATS ...... :...... $28.95 Ull noon 01_1 Mrs. Grace Dcmaslm. the weel< end with Mrs. Long. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. ·¥- 24-Hour.. Road Patrol • Use Our Lay:A-Way , . , Yricda Chadwick of 'l'olcrlo, Ohio, year's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvath and family. '. spent Wednesday with Mrs. De- James H. Vander Vcn. Hcv. and M~~. Paul L. Arnold, maslm. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sheets of David and Mary >'\nn visited lela­ Kenneth Felton and Christine Dayton, Drilo, and Mr. and Mrs. tlves ··jn "'Dayton, Ohio, 'l'hursday .lf Road Safety PrograiJl <~nrl ,Bruce, and lllrs. ~nwrence Mark Cave spent several days through Satttrday afternoon. Merindorf and Larry and Terry last wee I< at the Potawatoml- Inn ~· * * ~;....,...;.,:,"7"~;--;.e~~~:-~~~.;__~4~-----1 visited Mt·. and Mrs. Melvin W:ade at the Pokagon State .'park . In of Beulah last Tuesday, ' Indlana, ,, I 1 ~,~~ .. ;.~,;~~.,, ..•. ~... ,... ~, -~-., .. ,~~;;~ .. ~----~ ..... ,~ ...... _,.;,_, Vote Republican c.,.,.,.•-~,-., The Main Drag !Veiv .4rrivals Herrick Powell nne! Mills Donnn .Tcnn By The Ad Staff Dansville Public Hunting Area Invites Hunters Oc!Htlll'lo In Williamston !nat Srtt· Mr. and Mrs. Wllllnm Ji'rlrl of lUI'S, l.cll GcrhJn·d~tcln urclny. ' Mason'H Mldw!Hnn·Bnlwt• Lum· WlllhtmHion hnvo 11 clrnmhlcr, her Co, gulf toam ,wnn tho l!l5~ Cheryl Ann, horn 'l'htll'Hrlu,v, Oc· Mr. nr11! Mt·~. J~nmnr !o'Joytl lll'L! Mr. 111111 Mrs, Erlwunl Bernlr.t• , vlsllml tho fonnnr's mnthct• In •n Lansing area BullderB nll!l '!'mel· lohm· 7, In llw Edwurd W. Spur· u. , Jlfll'IJJJls of 11 hoy, Mr. lllhi MrH. Penrhnm hnspllnl on Sunday, er~ Exdnu1ge gnlf lournnmenl row hoBpllnl, Lnnslng. li'loyrl uro moving to 'l'olr.clo, Ohio this summr!r, '!'he MllHOil team 1 to live. M1•. and Mrs. JIOWIII'II Jllt·l>s of Mr. nnrl Mt·s. !Im·mnn nnshm!ll Rlvr.n;lrln, Calif., nnrl Mrs. Arlnoy . won oul ovm· 17 hmm~:; whlcil of gngle hi!Ve n son horn Sunrlny, Miss Janice Alchln of Bnlh played thmughnnl lim Hummer. cnllcd on Mrs, VIctor Chcnc,v Sun· Vun Norman were reecnt enllem .", Octnhcl' 10, In lhn Sparrow hnH· on Mr. nnrl Mrs. Charles Sluffrml, • ,Joe Sterle nnd Boh Cuvnller were pita! Lnnslng, It was erroneously dny afternoon. .. on llw winning team along wllh repo;·lerl In JnHt weel>'s Jnghnm Mr. nnd Mrs, George 1\lng. unrl 2 Lansing men, Eel Hertel and County NcwR lllitt the child was 1 children spent suncluy with Mt·. Clwt Axline. born Octlohet' :J. mul Mrs, Mlltc King. Dicl• MIIJH will lnlw over t)je A Hon, Douglns Rr.crl, wns lmn1 Mrs. Lee GChicago Mon· last Sallll'llay, with drlc!t' nnd doughnuts also Gaylord. Mr. Wnlll~:; was a eoaclt Mr•s, Leo V. Uerhnrrlsleln, K:1t'· beinr, oervecl. day and Tuesday on IJUsiness, and terwl1r.r at Mnson high school ·m nnrl Alnn, Mr. anrl Mrs. Huhen 'l'he of the pack ' ~ years ago. '!'hey also have a or~::nnl~ntlon daughter, Bnhhl. Rohde anrt Kathy, M!'s. IlarDlcl was rliscussecl nl n mm!ling held Hospitals ProfeHsnr nne! Mr·s. Kenneth nr·cen nnd Miss 131111 1\elley were nl. t lw sdwol Tuc:.Hiay night."· "IIP.StH on Sunclny of Mr. nnd Mrs. Scouting Chairman Goi'Clon KPen t•t. .· fumed home fmm llie Sparrow to Michigan In March. Jr., nnrl, rinughtcr, Mr·. ancl Mrs. corrlltlg to J• or:: he, Uw puck; liospllal, Lansing, Saturday, nitc1 Mr. nmt MI·H. Normnn SmaliPy Ilnrold Smith nml children were neecls at least G arlclltmnnl den .. >f Williamston are lhe parl'nts visitors at the Eldred House home mothers lu lalm care o[ ail the. spPnrllng 11 week there Iollr>wlng .-==--:; surgery, >f a dauglttel', Terri Lee, born rceenlly. hoyH. • ,Johnny Morloc•k, son nf Mr 'latunlay, Oct ohct• 9. Mr. anrl Mrs. George Glove!' The Cuh Seoul t>rogram In Ma· · 'aiHt Mrs ..Joel Morlodc, relumerl A daughter, Nanr•y Lr•e, was and Mr. anrl Mrs. Glen West at· son is sponsrJI'cd by till! Mason horn to Mr. anil Mrs. Herman llcHne Sunt111y, Iollnwlng surgPry tended the wedding of Eugene l'arent·T~achcrs assueia t ion. '{ruger of Lansing Wednesday, Tl N ril the Blorlgelllwspllal In Gmnrl Jclohel' 1:3. Hapld:;, lie will return In the hrm Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cavender pita! fol' ohservatlnn in 2 weeks ·,r Dansville an! tlw parents of a Ingham County News October 21, 1954 Page 5 · · : Patients discharged from the ·laughter, Dehnrah Sue, horn ------l'ylason Genr.ral hospital this wceic Wcrlnesclay, Oeloher 1:J. RO, were Virginia Oswald, Fay null A son, Forrest Alber!, was IZ son and F'n!cl Twiss of Lansing, horn to Mr. and MrH·. Forrest Hunters may roam :l,GOO acres of land ncar Dansville Mrs. llerdina Kctehum and F'ry Wednesday, October 13. GPmlrline Jkownlee of Leslie, wil bout having to asl< pc1·mission of land ownct·s. 'J'hc acre­ nott womcn'H I.eug-uc * lfC • Wonderland Drain Business and .Jal'i> Fries, Mrs. Caddie Bent· age is that o( the Dansville public hun ling gl'Ounds, bou~;ht Holt Variety won nil 4 point~ Icy, Mil>e Simone, Mrs. J~lsle Cap· and operated by the state. The money f?t' t!Je land purclwses from Holt Grill while Palmer lllt·s. Wm. ,J, Ulurlw ,, p~. Mrs. l•'crn Cain, George Whit· comes fmm Pitmman-Robertson funds dtstl·Ibutecl by the fecl- Engineering and Green Parrot Phillip Pinko died Saturday Is Big Business tcning and Mrs. M11rjurie Carri· Whentflclcl eral government. t(!Ul{ il pomLs. Green Pan'?l rol~rci j aftl'rnoon following a heart al· gan. The Wheatfield ti·II meellng ::..:..:::.:...::.:...~------"7""---- h.i~h team game and scnes Wlth tack he suffered while atlctirling , Patients in the Mason Grneral was heir! last Monday night. Nels Ferrlby, 53!J; Bill Parsons, 73G and 2098. a farm· auction at the Dingee hospital this week m·e I~rnnl> Bowl.·ng A talent show was given and :JJ:J; Ken Sheffer, 529; and Blll Individual high scores were hy Iarm ncar Springport. Burial and Everybody's Business · Leonard of Leslie, Douglas Vogl awards given. First prize WP.tll to Fuller, 212·518. of Dansville ami Mrs. Clara Ann Toman, 181, 196·515; Hl!len services look place Wedncsdny in a hand made up of Pat RooHa, Youn~ l'llmt's L••agu1' Team standings arc ns follows: Lyon, 193·4G6; Barbara Morey, the Bush funeral home In Lan· Met·indorf, William Nichols, Gil· 161, 178·448; Dora Shull, 173·454; sing. With miles of established drains, Inglwm ranks bert Cornell, .Joc Rih!Jy, Mrs. Don West, Chuck Gully, .Jerry Thorburn Lumbc•t· & Coal Co. '!'earn w L 818 Rowena Ilildnbridlc nnd Ben Rathburn, Ted Noble, Ralph Wei· tightened their holri on fit•st place Wolverine Engineering Co. 17 7 Vir~=:lnin Miller, 161·1,15; and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Sandin nrr. eighth in the state, in the numhm· or local dollars spent II jamin Arend. ~ant, .Jim Newland and Honnle hy winning 1 points fmm Whi~ MrHse's Reslurant ...... 15 9 Dorothy Hoisington, 162. parents of a daughter, Kathleen, for dminage, Ingham ranks fourth. * 111 Ill Wcigant. Nancy Bowlin received Kids, while Court Cnfe was win· AI nice Chevrolet ...... 14 10 horn Friday in St. Lawrence hos· $fi,OOO,IJOO Dinner gul'sls Sunday o[ Mr. second wilh her lap dance. Shlr· ning 3 points Irom Masrm Dairy, Jim's Marllet ...... 1~ 10 pita!. l(alhlecn has two brothers. TIIAT'S BIG UUSINESS, ALMOS'I' IN­ and Mrs. Kenneth ShelTer anrl Icy and Dale Glenn received lhlrd find Davis Clothing and Hoy Cumming's Barber Shop .... 13 11 Farm Bureau Mrs. Earl Colburn is recovering VES'I.'IGD. Fot· 1954 the cost of maintenance and new family were 1\lr. and Mrs. Charles with their song ami dance act. IChristensen Ford Sales were Eemcnt Moc!r.rn Cleaners .. 13 11 RDtlsfactorily from surgery in constntction will come to $717,111. I!ohhins and family nnci Mr. anrl A small business meeting was I ~.:plitling points Willi 2 cac:h. George's Market ...... 11 13 Sllmson hospital. ,, The Triangle Fnrm Bureau I M I M n I I Dnvls of IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS because ade­ Mrs. Loui~ Hobbins, all of Onon· held tn discuss the Jaws and by· High bowlers for I he night Wyeth Laboratories Inc.... .11 13 . . ? . r. am • rs. a p 1 daga. laws for next summer's meeting. were J from Mnson The business meeting was held Mr. and M.rs. G. M. Mnrkle of JntOWS Whl'l'll aiJ thC!iC drain~ :tl'e Jocatl'd. Ill~ lmnW!i the meeting...... _, , , Hoy Christensen Ford Sales .... ll Home Appliance; Mason Go! nnd discussion was carried out Grand Rapids wcr~ afternoon tlwir condftion, the nmintcuanet~ tlwy will requim and Flying- Needles Davis Clothing ...... !0 Course and Dart National •in' 'groups relative to the pro· callers at the Clarke s. what they'll cost. Jlis engine•n·ing traininp; anti his long ~:~MUTUAL, ln.:. 8 l The Flying Needles 'l·II sewing Mason Dlliry ...... McCarn Olris, Christensen's and CXIJCricuce qualifies him for Ute ,job. posals on the November 2 bi!llot· Mr. ~nd Mrs: Joe Iyes of Jaclt· Notico of 561h group met Monday evening with Whiz Kids ...... 4 Drewry's each won 2 points in ing. George Moulton hrought .2 1son vlsllecl thetr cousins, Mr. nnd Conaocufi~o QuOrlcrly o;.,;dond Mrs. Lloyd Wagner for their· first ' their games with Mason Cab, film presentations· for the group. Mrs. Vern McManus, one day last Vote for him November 2. On September 13, 1954, tho Ooard of ' Dlroctors of tnvostars Mutual, Inc., do· meeting. Election of officers was Dlllsou Wonll'n's l.cug-ue Mills Store and Densmore's !GA. Mrs. Oesterle, assisted by mem· week ... II l l tl I II . It • 1\lusnn n('l:l'P~llion IA'ILJ.:'lW clared a regular quarterly divldund of he c w t 1 1e o ow1ng rcsu s. High individual games and bers of the club, served refresh· Orv11le Bate~an of Maple seventeen cents por sharo derived from Janice Cllclmer, pres IIc cnt; Sl tar· Morse's Hcstaurnnl tnol> all 'J sel'ies were bowled by Joan Ben· mcnts. The hayride was resumed Grove Commu_mt~ called on his II I 'd t J points from George's Marlwl, and Jnvesrmonl ln~omo, plus a dh.tribution nn Hors > , v cc-prcst en : oan nell, 158·133 ·, Marilyn Swaninner, after the meeting. sister, Mrs. Mmmc Clarlw, Man· of twenty and ono~holf cents per share n Wolverine Engineering wnn 3 " Upton, secretary; Patty ossa, " • ·t-r1, 1".Jl·4l9. ·, '",·lrl'lou Cairns, 173· day afternoon. representing Income from reoliwd so· points from Jim's Marlwt. viarcs m GERALD L. GRAHAM curity proflh. The total of lhlrly·•even treasurer; Jean Johnson, news Cl 1 t '117·, Mt'llt'e Mar· Mr. and Mrs. S. R .. Gillett nnd Drug St'ore, AI nice . wvro e , Prl·t·~cl,'· 173-~41·, Mr. and Mrs. Freel H. Lee of family were Sunday visitors at and ono·half cents por shore Is p:Jyablo reporter; and Patsy Slover anrl Wyeth Laboratories Inc:. anri JliJ. garet McLean, 153·414; Erma Republican September 29 to Investors Mutual shora• All1ens arc spending several days I the home oi Mr. and Mrs. R. C. I holdcro of record September 1 6. Caroline Root, recreational chair· ton and RkhnrriS' Buick split he Ware, Hi0·,103; Helen Barl>er, ~02; with Mr. and Mrs. Burt Green. j Stanke and son. H, K~~eddonf men. There were 1~ girls en· points in their games with Be· J~leanor J-Im·t, 4l6; Helen Lyon, roller! at this· meeting. The girls ment Morlern Cleaners, Cum· 437; Dorothy Inghram, 110; PrOSI)IlCtus On n~qucst voted to meet each Monday after- mlngs Barlmr Sl11Jp, Drewry's, Cathryn Rumbles, 406; Doris noon at '1 p. m. for awhile, then and Neely's Men's Wear. Snyder, 161; June Stubbert, 153; every 2 weeks. Helen Hoffman, 159; and Reva Write, I I tl High games and seric~ were rZ1 John J.. ·McCune Ji'm·r s Vau· e · ('Nl "' · v · bowled by Cli!urlc Foster, 200· Morse, 1~3-,127. lligh team gnmc Members of l1e "' ert•ts arw· a11cl .scriP.s Ior the night went to Phone, · 345; Don Redman, :J31; Dave lies mel nt the dub house Frl· StonP., 206-:119; Normrm I'nt;,e, · 1 \V,·1yne Mt'Jlni•~ \Vl'tll 6GO a11d 1n03." State Representative clay. noll call was answered by 200.549 ; Howard Slagh, ~03; .TnP 01' giving lite winter projects each r•:tlerhy, a ; LeHoy Lee, 523; Team standings arc as follows: is gain" to lake. 5 3 For ... ,., Clarence Fry, 211·:1·18; !.lob Inr:· Tenm W L Sec A repnrl wns r,ivcn on the sue· hrnm, 210·5.11; Ken Horn, 2,j(j, Wayne Miller Sales ...... 16 2 cess of the plastic party held the 6oo; Bill CummingH, 2tll-~i11; Don Christensen's ...... 13 5 .. Leadership . wcel1 before. Tile ml!mbers ex· Williams, 201-ri41; Dllrl Bnwmnn, \Yare's ...... 13 5 pressed their thanl>s Lo Mr. and 5<11; Harnlrl Ware, 202, 201·554; McCarn Dlcls ...... 11 7 Dependability 1 Mrs. Curtice Smith nnd Mrs. Ralph Swinehnrt, fi·IO; Dic:k Mills, Drewry's ...... 10 8 Donald J. Foust Clarence Puffenbcrger for their 219-550; Harold Barnhill, 51a; Kc~an's .... :...... · 9 9 -Zone Mauulger~ gifts of money to be used La buy Maurice RickJy; 20'1·547; Wayne Mills Store ...... D 9 126 S. Matill Phone equipment for lhc club house. Bari\CJ', 2'17-57fl; Dicl' Nethaway, Mason llome Appliance .. 6 12 Vote for the Man Who Led the Fight Leslie, Dllehigun 2Hl The committees for the hal· 216·587; George nus!\, 214·605; Mason Cab ...... 6 12 For the Farm Produce Mfuketing Act lloween party were appointed. It Chet Smith, :108; Gib Howlett, Mason, Golf Course ...... 6 12 l j was decided to have a hayride, 238-552; Harold Bell, 538; Harry Dart National Banlt ...... 6 12 I·· ; Saturday, October 30. Shullis, 508; Basil Adams, 52<1; Re-Elect Your 2nd District Republican Representative "-'•------•~" Densmore's IGA ...... 4 14 I

JIM'S- MARKET 120 S. Cedar Phone l-4231 Open Nights - and Sundays .Be· , I Buy Thrifty WEEK END SPECIALS Quality 46-oz. SATURDAY· ONLY llcrrud's Millcrlilcs SLICED Grade A Bulk Homemade FREE SAMPLES TOMATO ·Skinless Ground Borden's New JUICE BACON Dutch Chocolate Rosevale Brand FRANKS SAUSAGE BALOGNA ·Beef 4 cans $1 I ICE CREAM 59clb 49c lb a9c lb 59c.lb l9crb ' .. 3-lb J.. imit' ' ,.J Michigan Ground APPLES U. S.No.l U.S. :No.1 Sweet Cider .Stecik POTATOES :.5'5~·~~ 39c pk. .,.,....-:::::-- --, ····"''" ....-';\._/1_' . v/'' ' ·-::; ,/ A '!. !"' <" , .• ' •·<""''' ':.'-- ',... . ' . :.,/..-:.· -~- ,.: ~-"·-·· JICD<~¥1': wAY~~~r~~;;7 ~ /"'._,.,.... .,.,_ . ~- ._,.,..,...., .• ,. I , • ' __.,.,...... __, ' :: ""'"' ...... ,. -~ ·<~rr~y ~· ·'._,

" . · raymg bills becomes a matter of minu~es when Phone 9011 for Ads 'that Sell (Qr · Buy) ~ ' you hove your own Personal Che,cking ~ccount, \ · --:;:fff. The mailman do~s your :•footwork." You take e WcdtlllSilay aft1m1oon llmulllnc on. classificds e Classified display nils 8<1c por inch ·· '·,J.:f·::..1" care of everythtng, whtle 1"~·:': :· 1)) /;1 comfortably seated in your e 40 worils for 50c - Additional words lc each_ e One o~ lUichigan's largest rural wnnt n•l sections •,)i-~-(-~~- own hamel (/I BOARS--The meat type regis· RAM - Registered Shropsl1irc FORD-FERGUSON T-R,ACTOR, SQUASI-i, Hubbard, Blue or tercel Duroc hnnrs. Clarence yearling ram. K. S. Bateman, plows· and cu(tivator for sale. Green, your choice at $.04 per ll ' • Livestock Blossey, 3813. Burl< ley road, Wil !3906 W. Barne~ road, phone .rust whnt you need to speed your pound. Walter Pollok, % mile .l ' liam~:ton. 38wtf Aurcllu~ 4421. 4lwtf fall work 5570 We:;t Holt road, west of Aurelius. 41 w2, 1'::. · Your cancelled clrecks are your ___:,______, __ _ Holt, phone Holt o:l-5842. 38wtf ./!))';:;)·- bonaRde receipts, Your c/rock nOARS-Duroc reglstererl boars. POTATOES- Good eating, $1.50 book you occurofo re- -- Use Provca Dairy Bulls I - I . ·. ·, - · · · t}, gives an Wayne Dallon, 2G!l sc:u·Is road, 00 per bushel. Don B. Clark, 456•1 Artificially !rom Wphberville. Phone 4-1• -11 Web· Farm T s. Barnes. road, Aurelius Center. ~ ~ 1-;.' cord of where evecy dollar goos hervlllc, 41w3p ------: Hay-Grain-:-Feed Pho,nc Aurelius 3402. . 42w2 · '•• ~\, _....)~~1.1 ... and for what. Bu.dgeting is Michigan .. ------L 0 AD E R S - New Universal 1/rr;, POTATOES ~ Cabbage, c:arrols ~· simplilled, Come in and-oct HAMS--2 Oxford mms, 3 years Joaclr.rs, fit anything but Ford COMPLETE LINE OF Kasco and ~- complete storyl Artificial Breeders old. Hohort Foreman anti' Mrs. or, Ferguson. We , hnvc ·bull· Rowcna1 feeds, hay, straw .and amid sweet onions for sale. Ella King, mm Waldo road, phone dozer blades, ndaplahle to most 1mlt for water softeners. Also Jare·cl· Auslln, · 5233 Curtice road, Ingham-Masim Local phone Aurelius :i714. 42w5p :Out In calls by noon Mnsorr 2-8fl22. 39wl r Ioqders, 7 ft. angle blade,, Also Phillips GG gas ami oil. Tomlin· one used 'loader. Dave or- Dorn son's Feed Store, Holt, pljone BOAHS-Purebred Po!rmd Cl~ina, RABBI'fS-Alive or dressed, 'on Dl!!hl, phone Dansville 2172 or !Ioft/4·2881. 40wtf • Charles Browrt growlhy meat-type s p r 1 _n g 2631. llwtf order, $.35- per. pound alive or hoan; for sale. Ready for servwe. $.65 per pound dressed. Dexter In~emlnator George f-l. Ellison, 3~~ miles SEED SPgLTS, $1.00 per bushel. 'Thornton, 1680 E. Holt roa£1,- 3 Phone Mason :!497tl smttlwast of Mason on Dexter l!Jsed Farm Equip.. IIigh yicldjng grain, Paul miles southwest or Williamston 'J'rali 11honc Mason 2-6•161. Scherer, 725 l'jorth Ph!llips road, and '!:: mile on Holt nmd. Mason, Mich. ' - · 40wtf Mason, phone Mason 2·4969. ' 42w1 SEND FOR F'REE Information · ment VD.h~es : · 35wtf on Doane-dcs!gned pole frame HEGISTf;:RED RAM, IIampshir~ ------Co:OJl Corn Planter CABBAGE-$1 pet• crate, over.. 5 Dullrl!ngs. Save one-third to one- r111rl CorriC'd~le,,reascnah!c .. At· BALED HAY and baled straw, crntes, 75c:.' Paul Gillen onion half on your building costs. Tr!- thtu· Cook, .>37.> Craig I oar~ 28-ft. Case Elevator with engine mixed clover. Also alfalfa and farm, E Holt road, 42w2p 1 timothy. $22.50 per ton, wlll de- ____ County Farm Service Co., 3191 Stockbridge. • Cult!paclwr ----~~­ liver. Roy D. Donald, second farm S, metal sides per bushel. Ed Casper, Bal~WIJ1 $ Mason 'Home ·Appliance vet plush, plastic TV· chair. and. cEriCK)!::NS, 35 Ne~ Haf11P.Sl)ire These. are · well·grown. meat· Used Tra'ctors-1 to 3 Plow Size ro!ld; phon_e Mason 2·10~4. 34wt_f: i 459o w.'95 Maple. 42wl steel cot with mattress. Mrs. Jay . Mrs. Gerald Symphony rubber-base Inside· -' type alilmals: Also several June Used, Belle City Corn Picltet•, 2 Snider, 427 East Qak, Mason. Iosco road, Dansville, wall paint, $3.99 gallon and $1,39 quart. P. X: Mart, Mason,. Char-­ GUERNSEYS-We are big pro; pigs. I nearly new ' . CABBAGE-$l,per. 'busilel. 'HOME COMFORT coal and wood Phpne Mas~n 2·2~12;,. •' ' 42w1p Dansvllle 2951. 4~w1 .. ducers of quality milk because_ YEARLING:,nO"R, Stockbridge UsPeldcl_Jeorhn Deere 2-row Corn Freemmi farm, 4780 Iosco . stove. Ainlel- Heli1z, 1990 Dex·' lotte, Lansing. Also Surplus Out· (rur Guernseys macle us big. Our ..,.. •• • , ·one mile· north . o.l White ter Trail. Phone 2 9 Dans\,iUe. GI:tiSER SALAD·MAimR. ·only let, 311 E. Grand River, North 8 2 :barns are full. We must sell our Stocl(bridgeFFA registered. Inquire at U d- 2. . M t d c Pi I r to\Yn liall and % mile east:., -· 42wlp .!\-fason Hom~. ,i\pliiJ!lnce, . I . . Lansing. Open eve::y _night. high school, FFA se ·row _oun e . orn e (C , 2 I . 42 1 M' I . ·22wtf increase. Our .prices arc low. . ' 41w2' for' International It or M 4t'V. P: -~_:__-:-:-:-=:-:-==::-::-==::~ w. ,Map e. w . ISCe aneous PROCESSED . ROAD GRAVEL, . Miehigima Farms, ·1685 US·127,. cl\)ss. Prices reduced on New Sup~r- c ___:___~--:-~~-:-~ AUTOMATIC APEX.DRYER and. ~rn:;;~-o,::;n;~:m;m,c;w;;;:; I - barnyard 1111, ·sand nnd black kOII, Mloblgon, . · , <2Wtf BOARS-Bo dlJllll:·. fll I he vidniiV the of Wllllarilslon, '!:r mile ens! on Get the ham, 'h mile north of Bunltcr ment anrl terms. Cecil Wemple, DO YOU NEED n pluml)('r or or Eply road. Don Scsslrms. 41w2p ~22 S, Cedar St. Mason' TOP TRADE·lN DOLLAR , • • . . ~fill l>lol'i\ of \V. Mnple in' Mason. Mason Lot Phone !lfl81 Hill on Williamston road. Really Brolwr, Willinmston. electrician? Call Cady Ilnrd- W;\N !J•,J) · llah~' Sl!i!llg and 1\lr:;. llil'l!anl SIJanl<, phone Ma-~ at 42wlp •llw2p ware and Plumhlnf( Supply, I'll RUMMAGE Si\LE-Ji'rlday, Oc· Holt Lot Phone 4·7751 lwu:·e wml{ "fl"r sl'illlfll. Hutl! ,. ·•-cs·) . J? I( ------·------~- W. Ash, phone Mason 2·1:l41. lleVIf'r, plllllH' 2-:i!JII!l Ma>'IIIL soil ~··• '' -· '-W Iober 22 from •I p. m. to 9 ·Jl. m. 3Gwl· Mason Home COON DOGS-2 :l months old FOil SALE-House In Dansville, :33wlf 41w1 ·12w I -- nml Snlurclny, Ot'toher 23, from ------· . Ap.pliance. and one J.J monlhH old, 1641 Ci rooms, good basement, small ------·- --.------· - 9 a.m. to 12 noon at St. Katherine ------Frost road, first house wust off barn, new rocl1 well, locutcd one CUSTOM SAW1NG. ;\ls11 slah ;·ANl:;~-J) --- -l,:l'li';:·-;~·Jiltlin!j f ' s ' ·,Episcopal ehnpcl on Nqrth Merld· 19,18 DODGE PICKUP, by private Phone Mnson 2·5911 Williamston rom! nfter 5 P· m. hlocl\ easl of f'clwol. Phone Dans· wood for sale. Frank Wnrd, ian roari, 'A mile tlorth of US·lG. owner, phone Ma~on 3288 after 42w1 l'llllnl' 1\lase seen at 614 CC!nter reasonable olfcr refused. Phone Emerson, GE, Spnrton, Admiral, . 0 " 1l'lll 1 ~londa:.' llllri 'l'ucsdny land .Contar:t owner, Marlws SC'l'Vices 11nrl t•onsll'UI'I :on. l'lllln<' ('I I ·I 'I 1 A J'i Hlrcet, Mason. Phone Mason Mn~on 5590. 41wtf DuMont, Muntz ancl Zenith. Hen· HUNTING and fl~hing cnmp in Home Repair , , ~ lill' 01 c· Jv • . - -- • -11'-- I Al::o gPnl'ral local trut'ldng subuJ·banitc tread. Phone Mn· Eal~er Lumber yard. Phone Ma· jncent lo national forcsl. •10 acres ----~------·-----· Conklin WORK WANTED-- Pari lime job Ison 2"8881 after 5:30 p. m. w son 3201. lOwtf with 3 well constructed build· G. H. Chal'les Cooley .IVe I 42 1 wanlcd in either plumbing and Automot lngs. Ideal for 4 or 6 hunters, Painting - Roofing Business Services ,. General Repairs heating work or farm work, Pvr·· PlwJII' llolt. :nw or GL;\..J.I:J71 "'" -----' 19.19 FORD TudOI' sedan, extra TEL E VIS I 0 N, used, name good well. Best deer and grouse Installations nings nnrl SalurdJJys·. \Vorl; ·11wtf ''" good condition, $ . Ilarold brancls, $50 and up. Jewett hunting, very good clucl1 hunting ------420 14wtf somPwilrr,, hPI\I'PPn l\1:1son nnd I . L Television, 511 West Maple, Ma- and fishing. All for $1,050. W. A. SITil'tll OIJti'cal Lansing. Lonrn Dahn, plwnP T•:D- Used Auto Parts Humllton,.525 S. Mam street, es· PI M 38 u Lester Johnson lie, phone Leslie 9261. 42w3 son. lOne 5511' ason. w Bergin, hrolwr, 215 W. Ash. UPHOLSTERlNG and repairing 2·5r-l27. No Sunday mils. ·1211'1 L. All maltcs ot cars to choose !rom _____,. ______TELEVISION SERVICE-By Phone Mason2-6831. · '12wl Laboratory furniture. Will call at your Phone GMA-143l or 3580 See Us and Save 1954 CHEVROLET--210 2·door, I N L home and give free estimates. No Wi\NTED- Man ily lhP lllllllih 1 We need more old, burned or radio, heater, turn signals, graduate technician, service 01) 10 ROOM I·IOUSE with basement ew ocatl.Oll cl 1nrgc f or p1c . Iwp am1 cI e II very. wt tl 1 PXJWI'If'llf'". .Ill 1I :tll'Y . anr 'I L1'vestocl·\. rrrucl·l·l1,.....L \. wreclrcs·criptions Iillecl son P 1onc ~-~ nnyt1r.1e. 2 • ' clown, up to 18 months to pay. fenced. Prlce'$8,500. Ken Sheffer 2'1-hour Wrecker Service both. LilII' . \VIlli ' I ((' )~ 1\' I ,) w . ' OK Used Cars and beat 'ole· 0 lOg I *Deluxe Quality* . SIII111g EWING MACHINE repairs anrl phone Ma~·nn ,l8R1. .J:Jwlp !ius Ceni£'!' on Plains road. 1952 PLYMOUTH, n Cambridge dal• Duaflex camera with flash RUBBER BOOTS,.-lacecl, size 9, and milk house, 3 extra large conversions on all makes clone 330% S. Jefferson Phone 2<~031 . .,. ______·----- ____ ---· ___ _ w p 39 4 , ~) ,_ _ vl nwA 2 0 1 101 3 1950 PONTIAC, 2-cloor. · 42w2p Aurelius 2203, ' · 42Wf with 100 acres ttncler the plow 1auled. Reasonable rates. Louden- .. amous ec1 omet tre control ·~· · · " -"' 11 Save, save ...... $695.00 . COW"'OY BOOTS ...:.... Child' I 30 acres of good timber, f5·rool:l" ;lager Truclting Service. Phone systems which give 2'1-hour per w-----t--d .. --· .. -- DUTC'I JERrJ..ia~·f--altl1 incl~ork, -- WE STILL HAVE A COUPLE OF. DeSOTO- 1952 V-8, good condl· 0 5 s ze house, 34x56 hlp-roof basemen! Mason 2-2843. 40wtf day protection for 11 lifetime serv- an e Tuesrl:t.l' nnrl Wednesday; beef, DEMONSTRATORS '!'HAT YOU tlon. Will trade equity for 4D, excellent condition, worn barn new milk house $16800 lc. Fire surveys arc free ancl we Thursdny; poultry any cluy. We'"" · only a few times, Blnclt leather term's ' ' ' '!UlLUING TRENCHES, septic install without extra cost. --- ·--·------~- CAN SAVE U P To $, 5000 . 0 0 N. Cl }eVroI et or Mercury. Ph one.Ma· \vlf WANTED TO TRADJc, nvnll·LIP p!l'k up nnrl rlc•livcr. Leslie Foo,J .. 11 1 1 5782 M ft 5 with white trim, $5.00. Mary Anne · tanks and tile fielcls, dug with 45 - ' ~ 1951 CIIEVROLET• • , a 1 p c t· son ason a er : 30 p. m. . . electric· mn!!c fr.n· gas ranr.;,r.. Lnd:PJ's, phone Lc•slic 53Gl or ·· up · ,~.on$795 00 week da"s · w Jewett, 551 West MapLe, phone 44·A.CRE FARM, 5 miles from \)ower d1gger. For a good jub at - · ·------· ...... · " · 42 1 551"' M 42 1 t r1'gl1t prJ'ce call L. I'". ZI'mmnr. Mason Home AfltJiinnce, -120 W. ll\· !ason fi331. 20\Vtf, , 1949 DODGE, a 1 1/o-ton stake, . ;) ason. .w P Michigan State college, with " ~ . $650 00 1948 DODGE Will' II t 0 n d 3 b 1 1 1 11an, Holt 44611. 10wt.f State Fal'lll ll1SUl'ai1Ce Maple, phone Mason 2·3911. LIV- E•.,C'~J'() ...._ Ir .,·.R·li-cr<-JN--G .t(J De· . ''• mce ...... · · one who ~m flni~~\a0:g 7oe; CI~~?~~~~~~~~~~~~~;·~~v/a~~ o~wbl:~~~~~ro~/~~:~~;nga~a ;:. Cement Work ~ ' ------· ______1 ~~t! tmi·~. B\t ;,e CJ'el'k nncl Char· AI Rice Chevrolet I'it, in good condltlo·n:· It is 0 2·cloor. one green, size 8, worn one year~' Basement bam unci silo. Other Co. WANTED-More chicl:cns, heavy lollc>. 1\lso general lrucldng lo· 1Ezell Rogers, 843'/:r., S. Jefferson, Call Bucl Anderson, Dansvllle buildings. $25,000. Chimneys built or repaired fryers nncl snr\ir).(crs. Will nicl< ,.ally. C'lwrlrs Cooley, phone Holt·", Open Friday Nights phone Mason 24871. 42w1p 2976· · · Walks - Steps un. w. x. Sleamclnn Poullry 3:34!1, IG7!l Onondaga road. Phone 2·3061 · 42.w. 1 60-ACRE FARM, 6 miles from AU,,O ,. J. !~arm, li20 S. Edgar road, phone 38wtf Mason ,CHEVROLET-1939, 'good condl· RUMMAGE sAGE.C..:.The ·Dlsnblecl Lansing city limits. 50 acre~ B asemen t s 0 ------~--···' ------lion. Cheap. Amlel Heinz, 1990 . American Veterans. A.uxlllnry: und er th e PI ow. E• xtra goo d 4 Free' Estimntns' I . LIFE1 1_. 98 4 Mason. J!Jwtf PLYMOU_TH- 1939. Reasonable. Dexter Trail. Phone 2892 Duns· will hold a rummage safe Fr1day,· bedroom modern -house and ga Dl'ck Smi'th FIRE WANT)!:D- Copic~ of the Sep­ Livestock Trucking L. H. EJsenlohr, 2354 Eden road. ville. 42w1p October 29 from 3:00 to 9:00 at' rage. 32x42 basement barn , , Phone 5683 Mason. 41wtf ------..,.,.-- , temher 30, 19~'1, Ingham Conn· the city hall. Anyone having any.: Poultry house, corn crib, other Phone Mason 4052 I ty News. Will pay 10c enc:h. Ing· Charloll e, l'vfonclays; Jackson, 1951 NAS'E-1-WIII sell to someone thing they' wish to donate please builcl!ngs. $1G,900. Bernard E. Wilson ham Counly News, Mason. ,t2wlf W'eclncsclay~; Sl. .Johns, Fridays .... . who wlll talte over the pay· WATCHES-See Wint Carl' for ;\]so lol'al am! long clistnnce .... . 1 contact Mrs. Louis Berntta, phone 315 EJ.st Ash Street SEE THESE ments. Can be seen at 324 S. El· 26241 or Mrs. Mildred Beach, 2·ACRE. FARM, extra good q .Elgin and Bulova watches·, dia­ Mason, Michigan WANTED-Ride to T~ast Lansing tmcldng uvery clay. fert road. ·42w1 phone 26593. 42w2p room modern house with full monds ancl wedding rings. Lny· Phone Mason 2·8152 Monday through Friclay, 9:00 to Aurelius basement, new 2-car . garage -~------~------Away and finish paying next 26wtf :i:OO. Ellen Sherman, phone Ma- HUNTING SUIT-Woman's. 2· poultry house. $7,000 with year. 40w2 son 478G. •12w1p Roy D. Donald piece all-wool with hoocl. Call $3,000 down. FURNACES CLEANED-$7 ancl -,Trailers. after 6.30, Mason 5580. 42w1p' : up. Also new smolte pipe. Oil, W ANTED...::..GirJ~iress, siz; I Phone Aurelius 3203 . 120-A€RE F-ARM-'-110 acres un· Photography gas or coal furnace. Call collect ltl. Charles Hilclerbramlt, 981 w. 22w1t ;,,., GOOD RED WOOL hunting coat, dar the plow. G-room house 4-2501 Enton Rapids. House· Columbia, phone Mason 2·5201. ·------· --- Service HOUSE TRAILERS..:.15,' 17 and shirt and pants .io'r sale. An ex· modern. New hip· roof barn, :;> holclcr Heating Co. 19wU 42w1 1 ATTENTION Egg Froclucers -: ·:: 19. ft. Holly Coacl~ Also 36 cellent buy. See them .at :Mason· cement silos, granary and tool Specializing in The Cenlrnl Michigan ·Poultry-. Champion, ~10 . ft. Michignri Ar· Home· Appliance, ·120 w: Maple,· hoU~Je. Other buildings. On ' Baby photographs MUSIC LESSONS - A .few vn· WANTED-- Tr?nsporlution be· Producers Co-operative has 'a····· Big A-1 Used Car row, all 1955 models., Whlhpnn's Mason. · 42WJ· blacktop road. '' Wedding photographs cancles left for music studcnls. tween Wyeth area, Mason, and truch: picldng up eggs once a Michigan~Larch area in Lansing. Trailer Sales, one mile east of · ·· · · ' Children's photogmphs Taught with efficiency. Instru- week. If you arc interested in a • ' • Hours 8 n. m. to 5:30 p. m. Would East Lansing on US·16, phone GIRL'S COAT-:S)u~ poodle i::lo(h 80 1 ACRES with 9-room extra ~ Portraits ments on rental buses, also in· better marl\ct for eggs call or see·, Sale ~anslng ED.-2·1817. '33wtf coat, size 12 to 14, $10; Small g~od modern house,. garage, 4C ~ Commercial 'strumcnts for sale, easy terms, consider 2 sources. Phone after l~rerl Ruth'ig Leslie 5203, Arthur•1r.' clilld's nayy.. blue 'velveteen. snow- ' X .70 hi proof bam, hog house '' Legal-Passport cull Stockbridge 7-J-22. North 13 p. in. Mason ~2214,' Mrs. Terry Deyo Mason 2-5901 or the truclt· "'" · WANTED T"J TRADE, 27-ft. Clarlt, Jr. '12w1 sui~ size 2, $7. Boy's brown gab· corn crib, poultry/ house aml ' Copying Stockbridge Studios, branch of er, Lloycl HayhoC! Ma~on 2-4912. '"' Big Selection Alma house trailer and cash for aJidlne pants, st1:e 6, $1,.50. Mrs·. : other buildings, $16,000. Terms '~ Accident photos mien's in Lansing. 12w4p equity in 7·room house, in or WANTED-Used upright piano. 53wtf 'n" around Mason or Lnnslng. Phone L~onard Blood,. 527 s . .Teffersol), .: · Babs Photos HEMSTITCHING _ Also a[Jrons Phone Dansville 2103. 42\vl •' HoU 4·1556. 40w3p Ma!:\O)), phone Masol) 2·5761. 140, ACRES near Dimondale with and some fancy work Gcne- Livestock Big Savings 4 1 WANTED TO. BORROW $2,900 ---~----r-...,....c_--'-~w__ 1·, 8·t:Qom modern house, 30 x l!(l ~11 South Bar.nes vicve Noble, Onondaga, phone 15- Trucking· and Buying TRAILER-Extra good 2·wheel SNOWSUIT_ ~qy:s.a-plepe .. hipri;I_of basement barn. Poul- PhoneMason2·43~1 F-22. ·42w1p at 6% intcresl. ,wm repay at $40 or $45 a month for Jwuse Have your stocl' truclced to theo . trailer, Han capacity, steel.box, brown tweed snowsuit like try house, other bl.\fldlngs. 41wtf ------'----- marltet that makes the market d·' •• '· truck tires, high stake ·sides. New ' 1 $l0 500 T ' FIGURE PROBLEMS are so and 13 acres of lnnd on w. Covert Now. Is the time to trade before this year. See at. Chamberlain ne~,.slitJ~ ~, .. AI~o.a"~W.a;olt Jewell , . ' . erms. . WASHER REPAIR-All makes caslly solved in smart-Ioolt!ng, road, Leslie. Contact Herbert by experienced truckers. i1 111 Old Man Winter sets in. Your old Chevrohii in .'r.e~jle...... 42w3 gas stoy~, dlwide~ tol?, f~ll. size: 'WE· HAVE several other houses . of wringer-type mac;hlne. May. moderately .priced Chnris girdles, Densmore, Box 197, Leslie or in· AU Animals Insured . car could make the down pay· 00 Pl)one .Mason 2·5321,, , 42wl , and farms that can be bought ~ng and .W ~stinghouse automatic. bras and all·ln·one piece, and quire nt house at 31335 W. Covert Service now Avallable " ment with up to 24 months on 1 Semi·'r~uclt HOUSE . TRAILER-22·ft., 1947 ,, on terms, Perldns Hardware, phone Mason they're so comfortable, too. Cus.- road. Goocl references. 112wtf balance. Call 111s on any ltlnd of Jlvestock; ;-;-; · · Unlted House; Recently painted o·~.g·s· ~-n.. d.;~.P- .. ets'. . '1 ,. 1311. ' 27wtf tom·fltted at no extra charge by ~~--·------you wish to sell at home. ,_ and redecorated, Priced to sell. PLASTERING-All ldnds of plas· your Churls professional cor· wANTED..,....Apartment hy moth· er and' small youngster, See us for your registered Hamp;r"" .· ,cim lie. see1\ at . 215 E. South · · - ..,.__-:- :pho~e Mason 31~1 tcrlng clone; patching a special· setlerre. Mrs. Roy Marzolf, Holt, 3~~ shire breeding stoclt. The best' years old. We m·c ·anxious to get In~~.' ··Roy Christensen. street. Phone Mason 2·5543 after PARAKEETS·- ~by.. parakeets, :. 41w1 ty. Robert s. Burns, 3811 ·Aure· phone 4·3281 Holt. 42w2 meat type hogs, ·• · . '6'p,.m. , : · ... 42wlr'. ali col_O!'flJ rares.''lind ,normajs,. •! ., • "· Uus road, Lansing, Route 2. Phone ----"'"""-'------established In small tmfurnishcd y F I dl F d "'Aal ·· : · · cages, seeds and ,s).lpplles.·Closed 1 f WASHINGS and lronlngs, neatly apartment near clown town im· ·~~~' sfa~ ltree~~ M.'::oner_. T~AII,.ER .HOIJSE,-20; foot,. In Sun·aays; Brattain's, Bird Shoppe, Lansing 2•5108· wt finished by experienced person. mediately. Preferably 2 bed­ E. D. Franklin & ~-- .. Phone Mason 96!l · · good condltl~n. 2477 ·Carter Le~lle, on ·-US·127, thlt:d·h9use • block from US·l2'7, Roy W. HAWAIIAN GUITAI't LESSONS, Pick·UP and d!.!IIV,er. Phone Ma· rooms, but will look at one bed· Ev.. enlngs·Till-9 .. sat.· Till& -,ropd; PllQnQ.Qilllfi..V.JJlll.'21);t;1. east of railroad. P.hone.-~slle ·A~~.~~~ •. pt~one,!i!i6~ or 356l Ma•. bY. experienced. teael)er. Ins~ru- ,son, 2·5897, MF!i· Jatpes. I:Ilggs. room apartm,::nt. · Phone · MasOJ1 ' · · 42w2 !W81. 112Wtf! .ments furnished. Sondra Foote, / 42w4 2·6294. · d2w1 APAn rMF.NT for rent furnlsherl Ingham County News 111 tlllftnlllohucl l 1 nom~ unrl October 21, 1954 Page 8 bnl h liiiV dr c nt wncc newly Legal Notices rlr r Olltlcrl C hllrhcu wr Jcr me 1 01 IIJl(HJinlnwnt cJtll I unslng '5 Oo'ir, Want Ads 12w2

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GILL! Hf-We WJsh to than[\ Dr Cl nlon m I til doc lor s mel nl hers r n the st tff of the Mason Gencr II hosprltl ts well as the FOUND Fern tl nurses wl o gave of !herr trmc tween Aurelius uul 11 II! sue! effrcwncy ~'lnd cc n Phone .l f evet) me w1ll alw tys he rC! r.,hafer Decomting Supply 42'1 S I membet ed Mus fed Gilbert and JeiTerson Phnne 2:l41it 4'i 1111 I f tmlly 12wlp

f.ots more warmth lots less weight with Duofold you Insulate! (!'~, l _J

GRI I N-We 11 tsh to th mk rnern bets of the M tson and DC!IIH fue clop rtmcnt fat then eff1 ~ enl operaltons at out b trn fire Also \IC! WRnt to th lllk the men FOR REN f-Small women and boys who helped drag house no cluidl en r u r pot It! y cq tupment ancl 1 500 n son lS03 clucl ens to safety and for the olhC!I t tsks wh1ch were pet Duofold's two thm layers, YOU ARE INVIJED-1o J11Lrl< formed n t the t tme of thC! fire Dr HALL-I wish With atr space between, m. your tr ulet 111 the Osprey Bay anrl M1s M J Gieen 42w1 .frtenris llld 1 elat ves for the sulat( agamst cold, next to trailer court at Osp~e) Flmtda flowc1 s em cls and calls I recerved on US 41 10 miles south of Sma MALCIIO-I Wish to express m) your skm, where It's most while ll1 the Henry Forrl hospital sola Low rates nenr stm es and smcetc thanks to rny wlattves It w ts grc 1tiy apprecmted Clari< important' There's wool good flslung Cl1fft rei and Marie frtends and neighbors .for ail the !Iali 42wlp Lindner ov. nc1 s and rnhnagei s \Yonderful flowCI s gifts cards and other fibres, for extra formctly of Mtcl11gnn 4Dw3 ami visits I rccetvcd durtng my warmth, in the outer layer, 1 ccent Ia) 111 the hospital I cs The mner layer IS all soft HOUSE-ror rent 2 rooms un pectally 11 ant to than!( Dt Dro cotton-no wool Itch I If furmshed Ncm stores and bus lett the nmses and staff at the In Memoriam Small baby 1\ eleomc No pets Spnnow hospital ior the wonder you hke real warmth, with· 2397 AurC!hus road Holt 38wtf fttl care they gavC! me there out wetght, outdoors, per. Jo) ce Malcho 42wlp IN MEMORIAM-Johnson AI LARGE FURNISHED light bert L In lovlllg mem01 y of feet comfort andoors, see houseJ,ccpmg 10om and fm BROWN-We wish to thank our om husband father and grand us about yo'ir Duofold ntshcd slccpmg room fat tent frtencls netghbors and tela flthet who passed away 2 years Also !llcctric plate nearly nev. t11 es fot then many kindnesses ago October 21 NOW. fot sale and kitchen slnlc with at the time of our recent be Often a lonely heartache I drmnbomd and mixing faucets reavement '1 han (S also to the Many a liilent tear and a round oal\ t tble Also staff at the Holloway Nut sing But always a beautiful quantity of Iough lumber Vemer Home for their care Dr Pauley or) 1 Wallcet 419 W Columbia Mason Rev Paul Atnold and Jewett fu Of the one we loved so 36wtflt> neral home The family of Mrs Duofold His famih .---'------1Katie Brown 42wlp fot rent phone Ma FRANhLIN-I WISh to thank all IN MEMORIAM-In mem01; of ~~~ I Swtf my ftlends and neighbors for our dear wife and mother Lucy thC! cards wifts flowers and good D Rice whom God called home FURNISHED APARTMENT- Wishes sent to me during m) October 25 1952 First floot 3 rooms and bath stay In the hospttal and since Gone but not forgotten completely modern garage Prlv my return home I especlall) How we hale missed her •tc entrance Soft watet Utilities want to than!( all those who Floyd M Rice Donald and 1urnlshecl No children or pets helped at the time of the acci Donna Mr and Mrs Carl Dexter Ellis Haynes 428 West Ash dent r wish also to express my and family Mr and Mrs E J Betcher and son Crmg Mt and l~honc Mason 21521 39wtf appreciation to the doctors and Mrs Richard Betcher and daugh APARTMENT- Small furnished nurses who attended me at thl' ter Dawn Marte 42wlp • IIPartment for rent Ground Spmrow hospital in Lansing The 11oor Call after ' 1!1 m 309 W two self styled horse doctors who street, phone Mason 4961 called one afternoon, certainly 41wtf hurried my recovery Many thanks E D Fran1dln 42wl Investors Represehtative Is Oclober 2 1,l?~4 (The Ingham County News Part 2 ·Leaving jor IDS Conjere1~ce Donnie! ,J. Foust, Mnson rop· I'CHenlutivu fol' lllVC!HtOI'H Diver Hlflecl Sorvlees, Ine., will go to .Legion Committee Mlrtnenpnlls by plane Sunclny tc Eaton, Rapids Journal uttencl n :J.clay snlm; cont:cmmc•c Reviews Finances· Ochille•· :m, 20 nnrl 27. 'l'lw llnnner. commltteo Grncly Clnrl,, TDS vlec-'prcsi· nmwnr.·CIIvcnricr post. HH, Amcl'· <~••nft•n!JJCP Gets a New Publisher dent, will cnnrluet the lr~nn Lr.[rl~n, !Y''•rlr. "H fl' nn·o~T AftP.r 27 years with the gnlon on l•ivestmr.n't sccurillcs of tlw Perry, Dr. L. A. Wlleden, l~nltlll llnplcls 11evlcw, emnhlnln~ [ The pro~rcss of the hullcllng Is News sold 3,:i:i0 "no hunllng" represents is a systumat k ite· lnmp SUIIl lnvcstmqnt com· Owosso hlgl1 sehool. She was a r:oin~ more rapidly llwn expeetccl, HIJ.(no, Most fannet·s who emn· cumu!ntlon JH'og1·arn as well as :J Jlilllif'S, lr.acleJ' In PTA nncl Girl Seouls. t11r. c~ommlttcc memiwt·s lcamccl. menleri explainer! that lh<'y in· They urged Legion. members to 'l'hcrr. nrc 2 Carstens daur.thters, Kay, anrl Carole, he al the new huildlnJ.( 'site Satur· 13, 10. tended to po:;t their lands to pm· LICmNG S'I.'AJ.UPS in' the county clel'l<'s The Eaton Rapids .Toul'llal is In clay momlng to nsslst in the United States postage is sold through postage teet fences. and livestopk. A ff'W office has been replaced by this new Pit:ney­ its !lOth year of publlenllon, In worl<. meters, Last year, the postoffice department wem still trying· to save what. First Ingham Election Bowes postage meter. The machine was de­ ID27 the late Hobert D. Gifford, ...·--·--·------collected $800,000,000 the meter way. was left of their bean erojJS m][J home of Mr. nmt Mrs. Harry livered in Mason Friday by Philip I-ImTiss, Postage meters at•c leased, not sold, to fathr.t· of Gayle, and Murray ,J. Sawyer at 303 South. Lawton comrmny l'epresental:ive fl.'0111 Lansing. The users. That's the way it has to be, accord­ Martin, bought the Journal and dlcin'L wnnt the vines trampler!. Was Held Dec. 5, 1838. st.reel. · postage meter prints any desired amount of ing to I-lal'!'iss. Federal law requims that the The Sawyers have opened their postage on letters JJy just pulling a lever. postofficc department have jurisdiction over · . . home to all who want to meet Nearly 10 years before Lnnsmg sinrwr Ln111nl~. .Tneoh Lonmts Hepuhlican candidates. In the picture, County Cle1·k C. Ross the meters, he explained. Hilliat•d loaded up Hilliard rings up 3 cents wmth on a letter became the state capital, Ingham 111.'''1Ur!'r!rl ~ ~eet·"'.r:s of gover:nm~n: Hepuhiicans arc trying not t.n the new machine Friday with $75 worth of county held Its 01·st eleetion. The 1diHI In 11Ni~·' 1 t "' u n '~w Leslie 11 lmtve a ti1ing to chance In lng· bound for his Lansing office. Harriss stands postage, When the money is paid to the 1n~c 1 1 1 1... 1 voters of the new county, JUst. sl'l• , atu or cs Le..... , I IHlm county,. . twy1 • sac.• 11 D ur Ing at the left. Office· employees in the picture postoffice, a postal employee registers . the Pontiac's off from .Jackson elueted :J com· I Jo.ar~y m~rnly olllr'H~l:~ were the few d!IYS left before the gen· from left to right arc Mrs. Lorena Harkness, amount purchased on a numberin~ machine. · . ' . .\nmztah Wllu~llell, sitenlf; Peter era! electron, they have plannecl Mrs. Joy Packard, Mrs. Clairmont Evet•itt, As the postage is used, the numbering ma­ Got It ... ml~sloncrs to serve Ill liw s:mw Low, eif'rk; Iliram H. Smith, parades, meetings ami specehes. Mrs. Don Snyder fin the background), Mrs. chine descends numerically to registm· the !11anner as l.iw present. hoard of I tr·ensun•t·; and Minm; Mc:J1ohert, Coupled wllh the activities.·, Jws Ralph Strope and Miss Gertrude Lt)dwick. amount of unused postage. (Ingham Coun­ supervisors docs. register of deeds. The county hac! lwcn a concentrated newspaper Harriss pointed out that ,18% of the total ty News photo.) 'The 3 men eler:t<•d :rt the fin;t 'a valuation of $Hfi7,70\l with a advertising and dlroct mall ap· election 1ye1'C Henry Lee, Pel.t!J' total tax levy of S2,1illll. Fr:om [lf'nl. I Lipdcrman nncl .1acoh Loomis, ae· 1~:1ti to 1~1:JH settlers J~Otlred mto Community Rcpuhlican hea'l· cording to history as trat'['(l nut IIH' IH'W.munty and ~IUiekly Iran~· quarters have been set up In Ma· by Max B. Loomis of Lansing. Jlc formed.'' from a wrlderncss to a son, Lc~llc, Stocl\hrldge, Onon· Malcolm Petty Heads '!layne Kiwanis is n grcal·grandson of Commis· prmluct1ve farmlnJ.( area. daga, Dansville, Williamston and 1\'Jax B. Loomis is a member of Webhcrvlllc. In Mason, the head· Malcolm Petty, n Mason youth Wayne Lincoln-Mercury agency. and Mrs. Petty me members of the LansinJ.( trnfCie cmnmission. quarters will open Tuesday in who forsook Ills home town for Ill! ilns lwen 11 Wayne resident the Wayne Cnngrer.tat.innai His great-grandfather was pres!· lire former Jeffr.r~on Food Mar· a husiness career in lire Dctmil. since 1017. · He was J.(l'ltcluated church. The hushaml is a mem· Elect A dent of Leslie village. The Lan· l,.'tly.~ 'J.'IJey IJ,'JV"~ ,'', l.'llt'lr.IJ'en. Mr·. Tim Stolz has .·1'oinr.rl the Mn· to the rcan commt ee. 1son pollee department as a pa· R~publicans Map The Ingham county Republican trolman. He began his dulles· ·.Legislature caravan will make a tour of rural Dump Hours Change .. ~ Monday. Stolz, a graduate of Ma· County Dog Sale 1 Ingham county Saturday. The ! son high ~ehnol, has been serving Campaign Plans parade of party supporters and . Foll\s who want t? clump rub· 'in the army air force. He was dis· candidates will leave the en· ~ll!;h at the Mason Clt~: dump on charged in July. Stolz will do OCT. 29 and 30 Mason Republicans and Demo· trance of Potter pari< in Lansing Shows Increase N•1rt h Mnson street Wlll have to some of the footwori< for Chief crats, lou, will be able to meet at 8 in· tile morning. The earn· :lo it. between t.he hours o! 8 a. Ralph Hall who will concentrate county ami state candidnles at a van wili continue to Holt, Mason, In a report made to supm;visors m. and li p, m. during the winter on cleanin~ up his desk. Stolz is public open house Thursday Onondaga, Leslie, Slm!kbridge, Tuesday for the first. 9 months months. The Mason city council married and has a 7-months-old ~. night. Seheduleci to begin at 8, 1Okemos; Williamston and Web· of l!l5-1, Mrs. Edith Hosmer, pres· agreed to the new · change of .son Thomas. They are looking the meeting will be held at the bcrville. . I t r<· t 'II · mcct1'n" M ncluy 'f 1 • M ~Jdcnt of the Ipghum County. II}'· 10 t ·~ a 11' ,., o ' or a lOUse .Ill ason. Dallns ------...,.---:----...,....,...,,...:...___ ...._. • · 1 night when it was learned that. Langham, Harold Lariorting Emery Colby .will conlinlte as 1340 8. Jeffel'son 1\lasoll BOuc her GIVes rat nag' e lew· s~. sale and redemption of clogs. 'J'hc the juni< after dm'l\. police officers. .lL ---·------...1( those tni

Follows Eledion 1 The {lay after elf'clion the Lan·! sing Area ned Cross Blomlmobite I has scheduled a stop for ·Ma:;on. The November 3 slop will be at ~hr. Presbyterian church· from noon until 6. , Donors will be t alwn by ap· I ) pointment, If they dr.s·irc, or they I I FALL reductions· bring·you may walk in without appoint· VOtE YES ment. Extra help wili be provided 1 t:o handle those who give blood I . the year's. biggest savings without pt·cvious appointment, Written Warranty included I said Frank Guerriero, a co·chair·l On Proposals man. Appointment~ may be made ·The-red .(It· Tag. means by telephoning him-2·3151.. Tuesday, Nov. 2, 19.54 'l'he Mason J{iwnnis club nml . •' the Senior Child Study Club No. d IVAW8erER. 1' arc jointly ·sponsoring the More l•ooms are ncccled at Ingham Chest liostlital. Sllllce formerly usecl for Sun tlloodmcibllc stop. Refreshments wlll be furnished by the Kiwanis l'orchcs needs remodeling for more clfective use ancl modern treatment. The llospital club. docs not lmv1l a (lrO(lcr nurses home. 'l.'his need is \il'gent. J.ln.rt of the stmce now be· Holt Kiwnnlnns have ehal· iug used was erected as a temporary hospital ill 1911. T01lay, n. Jmottmll'o(Je serves as. lr.nged· Mnson Klwanitu1s Jar : iJ, jj I'll CSCR(lC, · numbcl' of donors secured at Mn· . ·':·.

scin and at a stop to be arranged '1 for Holt soon, Guerriero snld. \'ote YES on Proposals 5 u.m16 to hcl(l maim tllcse vital improvements•. ·

Flowers'Bioom Again I Ali:J)/ Floyd Fortman, 136 East I "Your Support llelps i.Js!" ·south stt·eet, had. a flowering quince and n forsythia bush In , .AL RICE. CHEVROLET. bloom Tuesday. It ·Is· the first tln1c he has~ ever seen them in blossom twice the same year, he INGHAM CHEST HO.SPITAL formerly· "lB:SAN" 1\lason . .. ! ' ' ·•.•·• . '. said. · callers of Mt• nncl Mrs Guy Dnto Ol

1111 I r M hh nn M1s Wlnt G.mnnw 1y was the II II IV< I r I II I by hnn01 eel guest ni ,, stml< showeJ T I lillY c venmg I he shower Is the VPJ y giVI'II by her neighbors ut P 'Hiney Atlitllus township hall MI lllcl MI s W A Vnnnoy of Dr II nil wew guests nf heJ moth !'I Mrs M WPrc

Ingham County News October 21, 1954

JOliN M'CI M I \N Ju IJ.-::1 of P1 I tl

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New FORD THUNDERBIRD

CONSUMERS POWER COllll\ION STOCK PREFERRED STOCK

Pro•potluo Furnlohed Upon Requaol Smith, Hague, Noble & Company A personal car of distinCtiorr Beulah D. Bogue, Branch A~gr. 1 Phone 6LA-2-0809 lllcmbcr of New Y01l' Stock Exchanl:'e ... with Trigger ...Torque performance) 504 CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN BLDG,

Somethmg totally fresh JS here-a bew1tch­ fnchon design And you can have the mg new all steel beauty that sets the styling Thundm bud w1th the tr msm1SS10n of your keynote fm other Ford ems to come. chOJce-Conventronnl, Ovetdnve, or new Speed·Tngger Fmdomnhc Just Arrived But, stylmg gtves the met est lnnt of whnt the Thundmbud h 1s to ofFCI In hnffic nncl on Ford's Ball Jomt Front Suspcns1on not only the open 10 td the Thundm b1rd's TnggCI­ velvet cusluons your mle, Jt also .1llows the The New A I IIC COl y Torque pedmmance IS htenlly n revelation. Thunderbud to handle wtth utmost ease- to Hoi fll I llltlnrtleu ndultlonnl noll co UR 1 cquhcd l1y Jnw JOHN McCLELLAN, A:. T1 uo COPll lllDIODt Dot>Uty lloulalcr or l'tobalo \ ' 1, ,, I .. '~ ' Funeral Rites Heid (Jinil Fit;.-,n;;.w J:id;rrcJ - ·~ ·~North Aurelius Sponsored by the Home Cul· (lttober li, i954 li:o F :~~nk Fortman .lll'C! dllh, Hnlph Reynold!! of Uaymund 1~. Uolmetl Stoclnts of a son born Findlay, Ohio, nnd Mrs. Mary Diane Weaver was nn over· Fcrnb?rg and family of Ma~on and his sister, Marie, gave spc· Odohcr 8. Good. of Patterson lake. night guest of Jennie Johnson were Sunday rlinncr guests at the cia! rn usic at the Hoi t Baptisl .Joan Barber· of the University Mr. ancl Mrs. Howard Ashmore last Tuesday and this week Man· home of Mr. aml Mrs. George church . of Miehigan attended homecom­ visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kish clay, eullcn. Ronald Bedel, Tom Hemuns and Shafer Sun. Shows at 5-7-9 p. m. ing at Alma college over the weei\ ancl son in Detroit Sunday. The Missionary Society of the Hicharrl Cremer spent a few clays· l\londay at 7:30 only end. Iler parents drove her bacl1 Mrs. Carol Ott entertained her God has made the mind of mnn North Aurelius church cannccllOO ln~t. Wt'ek in the Upper P~ninsuln Decorating Supply to Ann Arbor. intermediate troop of Girl Scouts that a peculiar deliciousness re-~ quarts of applesauce last week hunting with how and anow. The Arthur Ray Cobb, who has sides in the fruits of personal in· for the Beth£>! Children's home in 'fhurs.-Fri., OctohPr 2H-2!) at her home Thursday evening. fellows returned home Inter Sun·\125 Jefferson Mason I·IJcen home on leave, returned Mr. and Mrs, Archie McKay clustry. Wilberforce. Kcntucl\y, On November 2, n rlay evening. Monday to Jacksonville, Florida. ilnd family of St. Clair Shores Mrs. Dora Thome and children vis'itod the Harold Wards over of Dearborn ~·pent Saturday at • the week encl. I the Charles Potts· home. Mr. and Mrs. Lester DeWitt Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Lehman ancl sons of Lansing were Thurs·~ nnd family spent Sunday at the clay evening supper guests of his . Hnynor Tisch home at Plymouth. mother, Mrs. Jennie Grartt Mr. nml Mrs. Wilfred Risner Rev. A. R. Cowick and family cntL·rtainod her parents, Mr. and of the Ingham circuit and Roll· 1\!r:;. Alfred- Hazell, and sister, and and Mae Townsend were Diane, of Fitchburg Suncl!iy in Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and honor of Mrs. Hazell's birthday Mrs. Fred Briggs. In the after· I ~lnniversary. noon they n ttended chapel serv· Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sharp of ices nt Cassidy Lake where ·Mr. Michigan Center were Sunday Briggs gave the mes;mge a·nd afternoon and supper gu.ests of Rolland played the organ. Mr. ami Mrs. Glenn. Rttnclmnn. John Winterrowd is in Atlan· The BasiC Idea Mr .. and Mrs. Jael\ .Dupree~ of I ~a, Georgia, where he plans to do Sho\~'s at 7:30 only Thursday show at 7:30 DetrOit ~nc~ Mrs. Huth Baxter contracting worl<. His wife nne! I?riday at 7 ant1 9 p. m. '11\CI Chns.~tne of Jacl

i:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~H~a~rc~lt~.~=~=~=~=~ - tobcr~oo~g~tn~Th9~.~ 26, at 8 o'clock at the Le· gion hall. Behind the All-New Wheatfield Center Mrs. EJ•mu. Johnson Grange members held their regular meeting last Tuesday eve 1954 F DS ning with election of officers a;· 1955 follows: Master, Delmar Carr; overseer, R. B. Frost; lecturer, Berton Johnson( steward, Law renee Smith; assistant steward Alvin Lnunstein; lady assistanl steward, VIrginia Launstein; chuplain, Erma Johnson; gate On Display .October 29 arid 30 Just a few left keeper, F. C. Weaver; treasmer,: Floyd . Donal; . secretary, Dor:)'; . .i <.' .:.· :';b:ifi Bl~d; i:;erepij Th!!!l\".1\ carr; · P~~ • .} i. Acl,lOUT 30 years mona, . Mary Siinti;'l:florn, Ine:' f. l:lgo·Gener~l :Md~~rs,Cor· .}.i(~~~.~.fy~~J~~~L~¢·dl:~~ P~~iac',~h Frid~y · t l poration presented; · i new Cars Trucks Demonstrator$ i 1 Wciiver: :iJ.n_cl ~fia'irm~tt of execu 'ft 'to~ AineHc:~ d \.' :of S#iu@~;l-Octl·29 ~r.30+Y,ou'will be itp· - tlve commlttee,"Wallitce .Johnson · ca~ called Pontiac. Thi~ ne~ cur 'wu~ the mediately impressed by its rema1·kable new ·with Clarence Bird and Russell Brenner as members. direct result of a very specific idea. styling. No other car in the world lool

. ' ·EI.ect: ·c.' ,.·_·_. ': __•. --~-.--_,_-H . ... -·,A··.' \..·- · . . ' , ·.charl·es E. . : ' ' \ .. . ' B.~ERLAI'. ~ ·, . - . . .· ' . .. ' . . ' 1Double-Ring Cereinon.r · Ui1iles Exhibit Is Planned · 1 "~' i •., ' Dunovlilo Mctlwrllol dlltn·h \Yns tho selling fm• r1 JH'elly full For Okemo.s Library,. ~ octal S wcr!r!lng l•'rlrlny ovcnlnf(, Oc•lohcr· Opel1 1 houHr. "will lul lu,tld Sun, • • • • • * * • • ~· nt 8 o'dol'it when llm·hum tiny, Ot>lniH'I' B•l 'Jil • llw UJ,I:mr;~ ' . .fnnn Porrhw of Slnr HmtiP, M11- lllwnry. Jlour:· '" IIH• 11111'11 """s" SJ\'J'UHD./\. Y flllUNCII s'tm, IJCI'IImo llw hr·lde o[ Dale nrP front :J lo fi Ji. 111 'i'lll!l'C' will tWonlen Golfers Gather jh1~ Extension cl u b s !~tlmund Mnin of Lansing. ill' len, 1111 t•Jdilldl 111' )ntlnl'tni~:-; and MrH. Lc•fl Slllne Pllif't'lnlncrl,':lrtt· * Soullnvm!L Wlu•alflt•lil • '!'he hrlcie Is IIH• rluuglller of lll'W llfloi\H now o~vailahlc• al llw llHII'Iilng nt ln·urwh, Mrs. Four·locn ml'mlmr:l of the Mr. nml Mrs. LPland Pt•rThw, Sr., llht'nt·y will Ill' 1111 ilbtllli,Y. . , ' 11urcio~y l'fJu~ir Annual Go~f Banquet · li. L'amplmll, as f'fi·IHIHicss, !t S11Uihwcs1 Wlwn!Clcld extension of Still' l1nutn, Mm;on, Mrs. ThP !HIT'pol,'n pf llw flVfllll l•J to sisll'cl in Hc•rvlnt: t•ollre and I'D s. P!uh met ut' I he home of Mrs. D. J~sthct• l1~lder of D!mflnr!ult! nnd IIC'Ifllainl rroslclt•nls nf !1•1• Ol'"lll')H , I I M Mn;, ll!'LJ('e T~:lvc;, ]H~Ured, V. Huhcrlmm Thursday nt 10:30 Davie! A. Mnln of Wldrllu, J..:nns· t'Oilllllllllliy wilh lltl' prnl~lc•Jl)~ .FIIrt,Y·IWII nwmlll'rs of the Ma· ell, Mrs, Gt>lll'gf! Jo' P cis, rs. n. rn. as, nre Ihe hrlclogrflom's ]Hil't•niH. 111111 st•rvlt·t•s ol li1P llhrnry. 'l'h" sl'!n Wonwn':-; t:rllf assodullon \Villium l'ot'IPI' rmcl Mrs. l~ll)H•rl Russell 1-lugh loci< Mrs. IInrold Ilttfflno, chair· Palms, bnHkt!ls of gladioli nnd OIH•llltlH llhr.tr~· Is~ il!illlf'lt.of lht• gillilf'rf'ci Ill Iii!! J•:nwl'illd l1onrn of BuiiPn, nil nf Mason, riiHl Mrs. man, Jll'eHidcrl over lhe I.Ju~lnc~~ two ~ets of tlerC'I candelabra Tngharn t'lllllll 1' llhro~r y, fi mn the !filii'! Hoosevell In Lansing Zola llashford Darl or I•:rtHl La11· ripS Sfh Br'rthday meetln~. Mrs. Marion Polloi< fnrmorl tho ullar· sellln[l for the Whidt It lf'l't'iVI's ils h11111i:; ancl 'l'liurscio~y t•venlnr; lor lhcil' an· ~lng. _ 11 11 1 1 11 1 0 1 1 llht·arlrlll. Tlw liht'rii'Y and t'IJU}J\· n'Lwl golf lwnquel, • • Mrs. ltlts:;PII Lndt enlrorlairwd f~~~ifc'/ntl~~u~ ;: 1~~~~! ~~~e ~ ~;.~~YI~~t ~~\ : r y~ {i~~. ~,:'~~~,;:jr ~~~·IZP!~;"r;~!f menl aro flnn1werl liJ' IIH· peopll' :Mt's, s . ./\., Murrlca.:l< was f'lmlr· r1ondav ni'IPI'n"on illllllll'int: her f!nr.. 1 .TaHper1 1 Unllf'rl Ilt'£ 1111'f•n rohurroh, nf OJ,,.rnn•r. ' !111111 for I he affair. Wol'lting wllh Dl' nner 1-lonors Htlll, lti!S'lf'll flugh, on his flflh Yeur)){)Oks were filled oul anrl formet• Damwlllc Jl:tblor, IH'I'·I l1Plf'::.tt1•s frcrm 1111•sl crf lhP her n•; r·fl:,.hulrnwn WPI'£' Mr·s. annlvPt'sar,y, ftJI'rnctl Lilt' c•et·cmony In lito rncs· • lllriiHI~y I he clrail'man rPnrt- n reptH'l on loml dlllih will h" ]it'c":c•nt 111 lhf' Jtoss 'l'hcnlnnn ami Mrs. Dorn Past Presl'dents t:!lllcirf'll who aiiPtlllPrl WC'l'P lhe council nlf•eling held al the once of 1!i0 guests. '1£11'11 111!11''11 w, \\'1•ll .1'-, IC'(l11 11 ,1'1lla· II''"~ nf 111" ln\"1\ hilt lll'ilfd, lhfl DH•hl. lloht•t·l and 1\lary Ltwk, NanC"y, home of Mr~. Maxine '!'opliff. Mrs. Dom Dit!lll of DansviiiP '1 :Following llw dinner lilt! re· lllf'llrll'ri anc) IJ11hlly !Jr·owrr, 1 llrtl' Mrs. Pmnk EVCI't!lt rraye the played I he Lohf'ngr'ilt and Mt•n- sdror1! lmrl!'fl n nci llw <'11\1111 v li· tlrlng preslclt•nl, Mr·s. ll. G. Ilf'n· Mrs, Ilany Fr'PslHHll' orH•m•cl ll'II'.J and /Inn fn1:l1rar11, .Jo:rn, leader's report. rlol~sohn wedding m.trdws Jm hrary ho:rrd. · s~n, gill'l' lhP rr•pn1·t of lhP nom· IH'I' hom<' Sallllcl.c,Y to 1·1 nH•In ~:1rsnn, Sally .In and llr!VI'I'iy ](;r;; 1\lrs. Wlrt Warner ami Mrs. lhc nuptials and was also ac·· Ar·lisls.wl!" will Ill' l'f'l'l'''"lllf'cl innlin1~ r·ommilll'c', wunlng llw IH'l'" of Ill!' l'r1~il l'rc";idl•Jil~ '''''" J•'r'rllllllin, llrlllrl,\', r:nry nnd Larry C'arlllnlllls!.lslerl as c:o·hostesscs compnnlst Jor· ,Joe~ Df'llll ol' Ma· ll'f' ~llll'l'il,\' ,J'Iiii'S, ('.Jill lAI\1', o~flc·t•r.~ for lhf' t•ornlng yvar. or lhP Inglram Counly .1\.ssoda- J~vrlll!-i, l'PJ!I:Y and Vlt•kl Dr•nh· in HPI'Ving the dinner at noon. son who sang "lll'caJIHt'," "Illes:; .John rll'l\1ntll'll\', 1\:lllH•rilll' \\'uilt· • NPw offic'PI'S al'f!: 1'1'1!!-ililenl, lion 0. K :.;. Jn"rr', 1\r isllnf' and Shlrecn Fry Mrs. Ilall buked a t•a!w honoring This House," awl "'l'lie L11rrl'~ )1'1', i•:rJin~ IJ!'I:IIIH!I', ]o'cl\\'iih) f;, I'Jrs. t'lar'Pill'f' lloiPs; sf't'I'PI:rr.v· l•'ollowing llw pollltf'i\ ilinlll'r nrHI Cindy Silsby. lhe hh'lhduy annrver·sary of Mrs. Prayer." !:lwny'l.P, .Janet ,!litH's .tlld GCol'~e tr•t•o~stllf'l', Mrs. Ill'rsl'iwl ,Jewell; :11 oJH' o'drlf'lt a hu•;itlf'SS m<•ellng ltl•ft'f'slrnwnls of 11 dowtHlflr'll Ilarolrl Huffine and the weddinl: GiVI'n in IIHil'l'iagP by IH!t' fa· Wexlt!l'. ~Jif f'itnil'lllllll, Mrs. Glf'n .Trlt'obs; was c'IIIHll\C'Il'ci wltlr Mrs. fd.J r.dr•rl hirlllday l':rlw awl lt•t• t•rP:rm anniversaries of Mrs, Robert lher, the hr!r!e wort• n floot'·lt•ngllr ,,, and lll'lcigt• dJ,Jir·man, Mrs. D. C. 1'111rn:rn of Willi:rm:aluring a hPr :,islf'l', 1\l·r,, c:lcriJ.r C'111tldin in lOt~. mt•miH•r·s playt•d bridge. "II lit" grand elrii]IIP!' al Gr,Jnd parly Sunday cwning lwnorlnr~ ceivcrl the guc~t pri:t.e. swccllwart ncekliJlC anrl long Iloil.lllfi. llan.1 \11'111 111 C:rnnrl l~rlz"H Wt'l'l' won by Mrs. D. Lr~e Rapids. IIH· cJC·c·asion. Mrs. Fmnk Everett• anrl Mrs. sleeves ending In poinls oVI'r lhP Il:tpicls la>il '1'11111 "Ia•, 11.1' lin;, 111'­ \YnrP, 1\lrs. lloilf'rl Bui!Pp, Mrs. Mrs. JlPrl !Innis of LPslic• ijl!(l C:IIP:;Is Wt•rro Mr. anci Mrs. ClnJ·· Wcmlcll ,Johnson, lcarlers, gnve wrists. The lull sldrl of whit,• ing Jill! I li!t•t r• 11,\ iJC'I' S!SII'I', \i'111 n•n Mtlf'ller :rwl Mrs. L. L.l Mrs ..learwllt• Dati Wl'tl' visilor:;, Pill'<' I .oc I<, Mr. ancl Mrs. Jo'rnnlt Ihe lesson on making purses anrl satin was nvcrlaicl wii!J tit•Js of Mr. and 1\lr•,, fo'crn I" I I (1\\\'L' rtiJrl l~P!Iy. '' ' ' L 11 f'i<, Hohror·l anci Mary, Mr·. anri Cht·istmas clecorntlon~. The morn· nylon ncl ruffles. She wore •nn III, and Mrs. frames . ./\. special lesson will he set, gift of lhc hrir!cgroom. IIer land, r1nrl \\'mn•n, Olti11. Mr. rmrl ~.Ir: •. Nc•hon lli'll\\'11 ~ anrl ~rs. lo,, A. DPnsm~ll'l' al ciln· Cill'l'ie LrH'k. given at the horne of Mrs. Earl flngcrl ip·lengl h veil I'PII fmrn a with while sal in bows hy Leland! Gl>•nn and Mrs Carrl] PetTine. ,, ncr Sunday al lill' Untvr•rslty crf [ • Smtih. tJ[ir4, trimmPd with rl!ineslnnes .JIHI Ma1:;rtll'l, a' hou· t't'l'<'lllfltl,\'. Wl1ite wetlcling IH!IIs, ing in L:lllsing. Tile hriclcgroom .I t'uilh muy ht•. Our· ,lub Is Thorburn's ]lnrenls, Mr. anrl !\Irs. Ml :;, Ward Bullen spcnl the week in 1955. qucls were made up flf pin!' I' ill'· whtl<· nHtms and aqua and wine alll'JHil'd Dimond,lh• high sd111DI 1 lu lalw c·al'l' ol' Jlh~·sil'lll r\ngus LaPom,!c of Hwl:::n·tl. On 1PIHI in Clf'velancl, Ohio with Mrs. Mrs, Cnrl assisted by Mrs. nations, while mum~ and hahy's- tapers formed the Iallie licf'UI'a· nflor· wlli1'11 lie joined the army. .• lhing·s in stll'h a mumwr· <;unrlay Mr. and 1\lrs. lt11ss 'l'bnl'· ./\., G. Masters. Rnlph Clarlt served lunch. '!'he breath. All the attendants wore lions. Ill' works Ior Lansing 'I'ra<'lor • 11s tu t'l'l'Ult• u l'lt ling set. burn and Mr. and Mrs. IVtlliam Mr·. ami Mr!i. Jiowarcl Cunning· next meeting will bo held Novcm- bands of while mums in their Five-licrcol w c d ding t•alw and Equipment Co. in Lansing. ling for· tlw llf'UIItillll Thorilurn visiter! Mr. ancl l\1r:;. M ]J 0 l' <'I ·.tt 7·.30 p, m. ,"t t!J~ l1ome of h · ham of Dcll'oJl nnd Mr. and rs. c " c nrr. trimmed wilh :tqua mses, iec HPht•:u·s:d Hi nil PI' • Jnt•ssng-t• ol' hop:~ und lircrlcy Hnlrnf's in Marshrill. 1\Jrs. , f s · ~ Mt·s Cl"t'l' on Kelly ro·tcl I" tl y 'li1CI Pr·r·sc t'li" Dt'"lll nl cream c:r.nlctcd will! rlnuhle • l'IPI'lllll life CX(II'()SSC(( ill IJfllmes irllui DHI~SS .. DODGE has done it ... better ·wait! lnst Wednosrlny with Mrs. Erma were Mr. nml Mrs .•Jmncs 13ry· Boys' mmss AND sl.>owr .. Johnson ns hostess. son and family of Grand Ledge SUOJDS SHOl~S .. The gt·oup cut out purses and and Mr. and Mrs. CliHord Bruder Formerly tu $7,1J8 Asst. ,J;untt·n~-i, 'noughts • assembled them and ordered :and family tJ.f Lnnsing. Mr. and FoJ'Iltel'ly to ~ilO.!.l8 }rurmerly in $l

l'uul Young lllns lu l•'lm·irltl

Rites Held for lll'lrr lives ll~n· \Wrt! nnUfl~cl ;, ll~r• r!Pnlh or l':nil 1'.. Ynlln[~ I Lalwlnnrl, Florlrln, JcJ'irJny, Oclr Shock Victims · her lfi. lie Is sut•vlvcd by I tis wire fi'lorencf': onn ~on, Wllllnrn n On Tuesday 'Tnmpn, F'lorlcla; 2 gmnrlchllclrcn ·BRAND nne hrnllwr, 1\w:tln Ynt11H' ' Jo'utwral oervlces were heir! Pnlm Beach, F'lorlrla; anrl '' sis· 'Tuesday afternoon at IIUJ Lucehl tcrs, MI'H. Lynn Boyd of Bi·nnli· ... !unr!t'rtl horne lor lfnrold Cuwy ville, N1:w Ynrlt, Mt·s. L. E. Blnr:l<· nnrl 111chnrrl Prllcharrl. . more, Mrs. Dan Miner and Mrs, · Both Wl:rc vlr:tlms of nlrwtt'flf!ll· A. Ingalls nil of Leollc. 1 'l'. tlon rm Saturday when n tclc·, -- vision antenna they were dis· mnntllng at the homo of Mr. anrl 1\h·s. 11nhcrt Mer! ley on Crane: 1Boy Scout Troop 1\It· •. an!l Mr·s. \\'eslt!y llt'CI\\'IIh!l' and Mrs. Wllllum J, Lutter, by Mr. and Mt·~. \V(•sley Brownlee Hcv, John Claflin, pastor of the t•o:ul, r; miles w1:sl of Leslle, top· I Jh d will hold open house for ft'iencls, · trsl Congregutional church of pled Into high l~nslon wires. A ay twighlmrs anrl rr•latlves nt I heir Leslie. third worl hulldinr 1:00 hny~ 'tome of the hrlclc'H parent::, Mt·. I children, In Tmnnlo Snuco ~amucl B. Wrngcr officiating. wllh David Kelly n~ kadr:r. sir.: Surviving Mr. Pritchnrrl arc his nnllnr.: wllh Cnmr:rnn Carter . IGA Fancy IGA Pork&. Beans ____ No.2 Can 2 for 29c Hawn quality \vlfe, Gladys; a son, Michael E.; lcarllng, and first aid wllll James December Date Set 2 dauglllcrs, SuHun nncl Karen; llermarcct Je:ICitng. Onondaga lllt·s. llurlon llnldwln Silvalaska Pink Salmon __ :. ____ lb can 49c ,. the parents, Mr. and' Mrs. Mer lie Committeemen John McLen- Paper Prllchard of Michigan Center, and I non and !·.Iarrison Carter werr Ulvr•t·:;iclr: Hdwul NI'.\VH Macaroni Tlw Hivet·olrle Cmnmunlly IGA Whole Kernel Golden Corn __ 2 for 33c Glen 11nynnlcls of LcHIIc; 3 11 rescnt. They made linal plam .!lrothcrs, Garth Ticynolds of 1 for their annual harvest festival will holrl its regular meeting 1 · IGA Ripe Olives, large ______3lc Grand 11apirls, Warren Olds anri'• to he heir! on Saturday. the :-;cltnol on l\1omlay evening, Towels Kenneth Burch, both of .Jneltson; I . Community Chest worlwr· fi'Ofll 2 lb 39c 3 sister.~. Mrs. Erina Norman nncl Scoutmnster Earl Mtller rc· Lansing will show .films on tiJC Aunt Clara Fig Bars ______2 lb 49c .Mrs. nowcnc Whitehead, both of ported that th.e response on the Tier! Fcathcl' agencies. i Jaclsl signs was the Helep Lynch reported the follow· lb 39c Gela-tine Des$ert S1:hool J•;VI~'nts At•e ili'ited Rev. Ethel McLain of the l"lowcr .Lm:Iic Co·op's. She p:•.iniPrl 2 :111r' ing on scholastic honor roll: Skinless Franks · Seventh graders will have a Memorial Spiritualist church orfi­ donated llwm to Ute Grange. Sixth grade, Cam! Clarl<; seventh. roller skating party 'J'uesrlav r:v"· cintlng. Mrs. Valentine l1as inviter! ntllet· gTade, ShetTon Benson and Hod· Ring Sliced lb Only ning, November 2, at lllC Pnl-0- Mrs. Collins suffered a stroke amateur artists from Leslie, Ma- ney Lentz; and eighth gra:Jc, Bal~gna 39c ·Mar, East Lansing. J{indcrgnrtcn, G wccits ago ancl was removed to son, and Dansville lo exhibit Jhcit· Joann Buxton, Beverly Ga·rrecl first, second, fourth, sililh, eighth, St. Lawre-nce hospital, Lansing, paintings and c:rafl:,;. The t•cquirc· 1 and John Wireman. 'l'hose with · tenth and twelfth graders will where she recovered enough to Smoked Picnics lb 39c Sc .Package •ncnls arc oil, watcr-culor pastels perfect spelling lessons were · have their vision tested Novem- ·be returned at the end of a week ;uul"chalk. Larry Parr, Sherron Benson, her 3, 1 ·and 5. The senior play to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Julin Wireman and Joann Bux' this year, entitled, "Footloose" Paulin Coppernoll of Leslie. She I.ions Clnh to Gi1•e l'nrty ton. The following hac! perfect will he given· on the evenings o[ ·soon had another more severe The Lions Cluh Is sponsorin~r n attendance: Burton Baldwin, RED, JUICY EATING November 11 and 12. The eighth stroke and was taken again to St. I IGA Halloween party for all ehilrlren Carol Clark, Lincla Har!orcl, grnilc Is having a Halloween· Lawrence Hospital where she J[ Leslie and area SaiUI'ciay George Mohr, Geraldine Bailey, party 'llliursday evening, October died Saturday rnoming, OctobcJ the: 28, at the high school. 15. ·1i~ht, OctniJcr 30, beginning- at Karen Bnrloncl Sherron Benso'n LUNCHEON 1:00 Jl· rn. A cr!stumc parade will Connie Gray, 'Virginia Hosaclt: APPLES Ticv. George Johnson, assistant Surviving nrc one son, Emmet; >tart nl tile lugh ~r:lwol, !eel by Larry Part•, Joann Buxton, Janet l\lciNTOSII pastor of Pennsylvania · Avenue 2 daughters, Mrs. Pauline Cop ~he hi~il sdwol hand, and will Dunlap and Beverly Garred MEAT pcrnoll and Mrs. Ruth l<'inch oi march to the allllctic field where ' Bartist church, Lansing,. will 12-oz. Can supply the pulpit of the Baptist Jackson: 11 grandchildren and r .r1cmile.rs r!f tlw P. '1'. A. and Lion~ ' Mr. ancl Mrs. Cliff McKee and .church at both morning and eve· great grandchild. ::lull w•.li .JUrlge llw costumes and Don Ilam ton were SL ·J . II· :crvc ctdcr and doughnuts. 'fhcre , , . . · P me ay ca 41b 39c ning services Sunday. Burial was in Woodlawn, Leslie - .viii he racing contests at lite Ath· ut,s ~f Mr. and Mrs. Freel Chesley Mrs. George Ecll'aygrounrl behind tlw churci,. Mr. and Mrs. H. N.1 Shaw o mel on Saturday playground Helena, Ohio, spent the weelt em !quipment will be erected, Ed with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wolfe a111 ~crrls furnished n bulldo?.cr to !amlly, . lo. the grmllng. 'The lot· will· be · . Raymond Bodell, son of Mr Daily- 9 to 9 :cncecl for usc of the pre-nursery and Mrs. Dale Bodell, who was ' lchool. injured during ·football practice, .. Modern Cleai1ers . underwent surgery on his arm Sunday -. 10 tp 4 . Men ar~ wan, not so much by lust I?rJday. He will iJe a patient 'lelng blamed as by being en· :ompassed with love. Channing. atthe Foote week,· hospital for· the •rest,.. of l''l•i.•i.•ill•illlllilllilll••••••--.lilii. •• .iililllliiliilli••lillilllllilllllllilllllliiillil·~-~lli,~~!i,!~~l~;· .tanaan SCJIO ~,J ! enrl with lim• grnnrlpnr()nls, Mt•, IclnsR or Ihe JTous_el l'hl!rcii. 'l'hcn1 l fitchburg . · Munith nnrl Pllchhurg nre hwlterl felt Plains ·I hnnilt' of M1·,' W;tllersrlort's hlrth· V· 1 111111 Mrs. lilll'l'Y l•'rrmlimu·, to will ho a poliLif!I< HI.IJl[IOI', . lo meet willt them, rltty nnnivcrsnry. Poston Home News '" llmde _ . _. c·r•Jr•hrHte her !Jit'liltllly mmlve:t'· l<'mnl< I..cm11m: wnr tnK;rm In !Ut·s, Lyle. Mt•. and Mrs, ,Tolin Huffine Rnlph Uccslor 'f'hc l'll!i> will he Wednes· l'lt~vr•ulli I G~·nw :~.'Dir~, Pari~h Mn;, 1", A. Ilnltlersnn <·nllod on itt 0 t 1 0 I0 1 I, l'l ~,·,·1r• ·pn""Plf¥\"n" 1- t'oCJill"""''~' snt',Y, lite•. Mlt~rJn~ General hns[IIlui ~'ri· 'J' 1H! pot 1uc 1t stlpper anrl. Wh 1In called on Mrs, 1~. A, 13rmton of ,.... Mrs. E,' · L. Mcintee callerl on day nlgTiJt' al the Philljl Cuvenclei· · c w ' · ""' 1 I B 1 · Erion Sunday evening, · home, het· m"thur, Mrs .•Tannic Brovin, llml n we!elts Hpt!lllng lef;is, 'l'lte Mr, ane Ml'll, .nwt·orwo lll'· c ny, . alepJwnt Hrtle. H[lotiHorerl by tho W. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Vlnlon iif J'\1rs. Luclwl~ Ncu of .Tncl>son l~rl· Saturrlny aflnrnonn. .following wom perfecl ~JIUt)(lny nig-ht M1•, nnd Mrs, meet wllh Mt'H, William Wilson homo, Vlflltecl the funeral home ('as-!~'"'· L.m~lng.,1 IIu~h Morchnus~ Gor~llne dny nflernoo.n, Mr~. Cheney had [IC>r; LatTy iltll'f~•·,:~;. ( 'uppy Pal· i Mr. ami Mr.'s, Cllllrles ' odor, cllmwr· guesls at llw Boyd \Vnl'· anrl Mr. anrl Mrs, .Joe Hadhor:;Jct l•'rlday afternoon, Oetobor . , for Mr. and Mrs. Claude Leach of· Thursrlrty In t'eBpect to Don Wain· lemon Ill ill' fo'r.:llr•t' nnrl Murvinll S J IJiriiHiay nnnlvet·snt·y while t.hore. Leslie Mr ·rncl Mrs. Hnrolrt Severn! girls of this community callers of Mr. rmd Mrs .•Toe Racl· fj.ice home Sunday, Miss Lucy Macldncler who lo lly, Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Gnrldnrd C,illTLer anrl .'r•!Pt'I rtu!JinsnnT I T IIwent "t', ,·t11rl Mrs. Dicit .Tncltmnn, Wl,liJlJl,lc• nn.cl 'nrJIJ""i 111111 Ail"e Lltlclnt· cio"tors' c•nrr., nne\ Ray of Mnson Monrlny, by Jllatw In Smtlr letlf • nr una, [(atliy'" anrl Hnnnlc f'(lent the weelt c ,. . · t M "· u : 1 M · · • 1 at tenrled the Brownie Girt St•out llorslci of .Tacltson, Mrs ' Irn Tin It 'and Olive at• u • u 11 In liPP lilt' J\lidlign Siu!C' VIi. 111• , , ~n,pat o ason oitH I. oiiH lmyride Mnndny night. Mr. llllll Mt'H, Lloyd Gee spent tended the M, Y. T. Rally al AI· Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rice en· Mr. nnd Mrs, Leslie Wnnel Vlf:it· Noire Dame football ganw Salllr· r•tHI , n~.t~olt. . . ~rs. Durwin Chlll'ch·of L!tnHing. Mt·s. Edna f~dward;: of Detroit S~uHiny with Mr. and Mrs, Rich· hlon Sunday evening. torlalned Mr. anrl Mrs. Cllt'ford cd Mr. and Mrs, l~arl BPdnvllh or 1 1 .Tncl<~nn (· ·ny, 1\1 Mt.,, lif,IJII I(' hn HolmesI< 'IIPII 1leI fllHI MMt r s. Ml' ' olllr. 1 Mrs.. w·I n·en (l'!JI·,, •• 1wuy' spent· llw week end wit li lwr fn· nrd DeYarmond nnd Llndn. Mrs. Rollin ;~·.c"u "ttr.- ",Joys "•'sit·' Wnrrl of Leslie and Mrs, Nellie Sunelay evening. · ' , . '" i ,. 1 ll'imrs 'argiiPI' r! _.on oi , - r ' •, and :Tet'I'Y IIIHI Mr. nnd Mrs. Ken· I her, Joseph HawiPy. Mr. anrl Mrs. Lyle Grow and ed Mrs. Herold Cochrnne one rlay Scofield of Mason Sutulay after· .. , rl M A. lnslllntc J•.ast Lansing twtlt Bnlcet• atteitded tlw Deti'Olt MnJ. Nell Ban· nt Mlnnesotn Is Marlon spent· Sunrlny avenlng lnst wcelt, noon. Mrs. Dorothy Alshnusc nnd ~l.~·:nrl ~1•::· ~wr.f·~II.1 11 1-~ ~~~ John Gray wet'

God'·s Signals and Our Answers , •

"Pretty mean night," the old salt sni~l.

We were looking out from Nauset, the sand on ci1 hct• sirle of u:; wrapped in weird, white layet•s of fog. Off shore it must have been clcm·m·, for somewhere in the mm·k a deep-voiced passing-whistle sounded - two short blasts. We waited. Then in a higher l'ey but from the same ap­ proximate direction came the answer. Vrooooh. One wail- and silence. Adam was the first man to walk this earth. Zeb is a young fellow from the Middle West. For a full mini1tc the old salt stood listening. Disapproval tuttccl :;ortly Centuries separate them from one another. out of him: "Ct·oss signals ... " But they have a great experience in common ..• "How clo you mean?'' I asked. Ea~h has walked with God. , . The names of Adam and .Zeb are pages: apart:, "It's the law of the.s~~ •. so1_1,:_,<;:!l)_t; v~.s.seJ.mu~~. a~lmowledgc nn.opJct· .l~y in the encyclopedia of human history. And _in, the same sign. Two blasts call for two blasts - one, for one. Otherwise between them are countless millions of other -well, they just ain't in comm~nication." 'I names. Each belongs to a man who has lived,' Many times since that night, I have thought of all the cross signals and who has had opportunity to walk with God. by which men answer God: When he says, "Thus far and no farther" .for Churchmen's Week, soon to be celebrated instance; and his children answer him back- "But we have other plans." throughout our-land, is the symbol of the {mity When in his wisdom he says, "No" to a prayer of asking; nne! the man of America's men in their worship of God, their who made the prayer 'Pl'otests, "This can't be his will for me; I deserve I better smely." Or when he issues his call to duty; and the servant through Creator, and of Jesus Christ, their Saviour. Par­ 1: ticipate in the services and rallies which _will whom he would work is unwilling- "And Moses said unto God, Who am I, mark this weel• of spiritual dedication in your that I should go ... ?" · And centuries after, Jeremiah, with his " ... Ah, Lord God! behold, I cannot speak: for I am a child." At;d the guests in l.hc community. talc that Jesus told-" ... I have bought a piece of ground ... I have bought five yoke of oxen , .. I have married a wife, and therefore I cannot come." These are the counter-signals of contemporaries. How often are they not the countep-signals of our own souls.

For some reason or other, we have not faith enough, nor desire enough -nor, it may be, necessity enough -to value, above all.things else, accord with Him. Our planet, cherish'ing its own priorities, hears his en!! to THE CHURCH FOR ALL ... peace and brotherhood. But the nations of men make answer: "Sony, ALL FOR THE CHURCH Lord. What you suggest is all very well as a religious idea. Thouble is, we The Church is the greatest faclor on earlh lor ·cts the building of character and good cilizenship. live in a practical world." ... And sometimes it is not what he asks of ,, II b a storehouse of·spiritual-values. Wilhout a but what he offers that rouses om· dissent: He would save us utterly, but slrong Church, neilher democracy nor civilization we had rather be savedrobit by bit. can survive, There are lour sound reasons why every pemon should atlend services regularfy and support the Church, They ore: (l) For his Until, by his grace and out of a persistent if puzzled devotion, we begin own sake. (2) For his children's sake. (3) For the to understand that in surrender and acquiescence to him there lies out· vic­ sake ol his community and nation, (4). For the soke of the Church ilsell, which needs his moral tot·y- then only can we be brought to our desired haven. Thy will be and malcrial support. Plan to go to church regu- done. One cun almost h'ear the old salt saying, "It's the law of the sea, son, larly and rccrd your Bible daily. · the rule of the road- aclmowledge by the same sign. Otherwise- well, Dny Book Chnplcr Verses they just ain't in communication." Sunday.,. ••••••• ,, ,, , Mark I l·B Monday,,.,, ••• ,.,,,, .Cicncsis 5 18-Z4 Tuesday,, .• ,, ••• ,,, •• Luke 24 13-32 They that go down to the sea in ships ... These see the works of the Wcdncsclny ...... ,.,, John 12 26-36 Lord, and his wonders in the deep, Thursday.,.,,., .•. , •• Acts 22 1·10 Fridny ..... ,,,, .. ,, , .I John ./J 1 Saturday,,, •.• ,,., •••. Psalms LOCKHART AMERMAN Minister, the Presbyterian Church Se\vickley, Pennsylvania ' ' ' ·,

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' I .I NORTON.~ l•mTF.:Il'ri\IN Ingham County News Odober 21, 1954 Page 7 :,1 Grovenburg Will Dedicate .Power of Faith The otl'lclnl honrd of lhc Mcth· mll~t clnrrch wns entl!rtalncrl nt tlw home of Rev, El!Hl M•·s, H'ny· Maxlnl! l":ry nttcnrh•rl lito ninth Ex(eeds H-Bomb Hubbard School Nnliunul Sundny school mnvr!Ti· Additio~ 1 Church Sunday monel Norton 'rucscluy evnnlng, oJ111ly GtiJ'(hll'l' 111111 Alyrn Gnhln lion In IndlnnnpoliH, Tn:llann; 'l'o Ocneml LIJ~tm· .T, Mnlllund, Mrs. Norton wns nssls/ol by Mt'!;, from Wcrhws.l,IY lill ougil J?rldri¥t · Bishop Mnrshnll R, Reed of IOslml' Hoppe, Leon North, Hugh wlm ll!low~ quite u lot ltlmut '1\:nrl Knsbnum from DPflnnco, Eurl Sailsllllry nml Mm. A, B, 'of InA! I\'\)!! I\, · , . Detroit will be on hand Stmrlay Angell, LeslcJr Chrlstermen, .Jim I holh, the gospel of .Jesus Christ Ohio, wns n weal< en. I. r,rJost or afiPl'lHJon at rledlrmllon servle(!H Moor·cil, Clnrence Leonard, .Tnmes eontains fur more power tl111n u Bnll. Mt'. anrl i"'lrh, Orvn Harmon. 'l'hoso who wrote fJel'fel!l spc)iJ for the ndrlltlon to the Groven· Hlu·t, Rnlph Hrtrt, .John !Wsworth, lng tests lhls wee!; wm·e Mar·~ II·bnmh m· an A·homh, He wit· On Sunday evening !he Faith· burg Mnl hodlst r:hurch. Special Donalrl Launsteln, Clulr Swift Horlmnn, ,furly Gnrdnor, .Jimmy, ncsHc~rl some of the hornh cxperl· foi1DWCI'H class o[ Mnson Baptist servlecs have br.cm planner! to he· ami !'nul Swift. Bnrlrle, Knl hy I•' ish nnrl Llnr'lti rncnts anrl as rllructor nf civil de· Sunday school hnd a, class pnrty gin In the morning with District Mnny women of the chmch anrl fensl! In Mlchlgun lllloWS' the pow· Aurelius Chur(h Hoehwalt. · ) i SupPrintenriPnt Willlnm Helreigel commnnlly helper! with the pnlnt· unrl hnyrlrle 111 t.fJc home of David Mr. and Mrs, Wllllnm LnrsQij or• .of thl! now humbs padts, Stunnun. l•'lve :.·oung puopln from preaf'iilng the sc!rmon. There will lng n!lllinterior rh!enrallng, Chair· Ilc Is resigning his stute posl· ami MJ·s. Cil'orge /\lrlrleh wcrrf he a potluck rllnncr· In the ehurch man Hart said. Plans Conference gdcn wen! gue~ts muldng a totnl Sunday dlnn1JJ' gur.lils nf Mr. unrl lions us civil defense rllroctor anrl of 21 young people. Cider anrl at 12::10. At 2 o'clncit Blshr)p Rc!erl Worlt on the conslruc!lon .loll Phicf u! the staln nemnaullcs Mrs. Pnui H.erlrnnp 1111d famll¥1' will speak wns stnrled Noveml](>r 2 of lust The North Aurelius church is rloughmlls Wl!I'C soJ'VI!rl. commission to devote lhe re· Mr~. Aldrich will he f'!H!!Hilnr: 'a having n missionary confl!n!nco . 1 'l'lw 2-story nrlrllllon to the year, rnulndcr· of his life to worl< for In cooperation with the Central I Slmrlny afll!l'noon callers nt the few day:; with !he lledmuns. · ; churl'h provides •I morl! class· Chrlsllanlty. lle ·Will he or· Mlchlgun lllblo conference. Mcct·i''ome of M,r. nnd Mrs. Chnrllc M1·. an,] Mrs. Vivian Moo~c rooms, more space for the dining and fnmily of Mafion vlsltt>r!'Mr\i. ., · dalncd to preach In the Episcopal lngs will be held Sunday morning Hnl~ WP~e Cnrl H.t.Jpel from ~~~In· room anrl w!Htl will become a Cillii'Ch. unci ench evening, October :2•11 sin>:, M1 · nnd Mr 5 · Wllllnrn I ill· Nellie Longly nf Prmllne foJ' Suh·' new t!ntranr·e when otlrcr church day rlinnel'. C;u·l Moore Is golqg. " Convention Held On Sunrlny morning from the through 27, nt·8 p. m. nov. Fl'llnlt woe.< of \VPhberviill!, nnrl /\shtDn lHillrllng plans nn• c•ompletPd. Longman, who hns servml many Kllpatrir'l< of Holt. In H]JCilll n WePi< with Ml'li, Long· 'l'oi!Pts wem also lnstallml. Ce· (lUipil of the Mason Presby· Iy. ; l!!rlnn churr:ll General Mnlllun,J years under the African Jn!und r Howanl llllrl MnxhH! Fny Sjll!lll ment hlol'its were user! for the In·· Indianapolis Mission, will he the eonferencc Sunday wlll1 Mr. un,l Mrs. Dnlc Mr. anrl Mrs. MIIJ'Iin fo'ryovcr told of his dl!ci~lon for Christ. hasement wnlls with frame con· Mr·. nnd M1·s. V'lt,yd Launsteln, He declarml thnt pence cnn not leader. He Is a hol'itonc soloist I I~ay and fnmlly. vlsltcrl the hrnnl! of M1·. and Ml~. struetlon r·mTirrl ont tu match till' Maxine Fay and Hcv. Hl!rber·t Glenn G. Gardner Sunday, . come througi1 lethal bomlm nnd nnrl wlll show slides and a ilim , Sunrlny caller:s of Mr. and Mrs. olrll!r pnrt of the lnilldlng. Clieny of the f!:rlen United Breth· of the worlt In Africa. There wlllll•loyli Lnunslmn Wl'l'l! Mr·. nnrl Men and WrJmr!n or the cburch ren church, attended tJ][! ninth mighty nrmnmenl hut only I hrough fait ll In God IIIHI will· :ilso be adrlltlonal ,qpl!nlwrs. I Mrs. /\i'lhtu· Slad;ltousc or Holt, Innuence Is !he cxltalutlon of did IH'!Il'lieally nil of the worl1 on annual Sunrlny schonl convention lngness to follow Jesus Christ. Monduy, Halph Bell, under mls· 1 Mr. 1111d Mrs. William l•'illwm~k nf character. W. M. TayiDr. tiH• adriilion. Mrs. Llllir. .rarvis in tnrllnnapolls, Indiana, Wcrlnes· slonary trnlrilng program of De·!' Wr!hbervllle, Mr. and Mrs. Ashton contrlhutPd thP great share of the day, Tilllrsday and Friday at the troll, will present curios, cos· Kllpnlriclt o[ Holt and Jtev. lll!l'· mmwy for rnalr>t'lnls. ·wesley Cadle tabernacle. tumes and slides of tho V'm· East. bert Cherry. Inter-City nlblc ()burch '' Wc!bh was the nrcliilect and gave H.eglstratlon for the convention Methodists Observe ·ruesdav, Mrs. Claylon Hull from Mr. r~rnup rTPditcrl with many spr!alillTl'lt, ar· spent Sunday evening In Albion Vantown I :ervances which arc open to the Hayri~e· Saturday 1 old Wilson .. Wnrrr.n Childs, Syl· . . nt the fall district rally of the lUrH. J,. 1'. Williams JUblic. On Wednesday evening The Faithful Followers Scnrlay ve.~ter Mar·r·mlak, Lee While, /\sl'l Free tlunlwrs nrc generally 'Albion·Lnnsing. district. More ~rom 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. A special Your Tow.~!<',\', Guy Mr{'ur·,_.ray Cnl!lil'n, those who never thlnlt nt nil. thnn 1,001) Methodist youths from Services for Spiritual Life mis· school class of the Mason First :erviec of pmyer anrl mcdliatlon Baptist church met for a hayride Don:rld 1\Jn.:, M:rrv1n llosltlns, Stel'lre. ' tiJC area were In ntlendnnce, slon arc preaching ~ervice;, ;r. will be held In the chapel. On Frl· I Saturday. at thl! Hobert Sttn•man Dansville, Sunday, October 31, nt lay aftcmoon, Oct obcr 2!J, from ·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- 11:00 n. m. Tlrcmc is ''Dccpe~nr farm. Qualil'il'd ami p. m. to 3:00 p. m. a pro the Splritunl Life." Sunday eve ::no They had as tlwir gurslr; the ()om pett•nt 1ing at 8:00 p. m. at Vantown .:ram of worship !lJJd information young pcopll! from the Eden .. What the Churches Are Doing ! heTtie, "Wit ncsslng," Mt1slc by 'lill b~ conducted. This, also, will church. 'l'wenty·five young people M. Y. F. Wednesday, November !Je hc!J in tile dwpl!!, were In attendance. REPUBLICAN 1\dr•n Unit1•d III'I!Ull'lm, ITer·' NorthW£!st. StnPI of I he cvcni11g Hervlce, wid<, p;Jstor. Worship service, Igmups 6:.30 p. m. Thursday. Atlonrlance and Stewardship." AI' ·u'ral ccntc~·s in India nnd Paltis· have the harvest we must sow the Sumlny, Of'lohr!r ~·1. He will s.ing 10:15 a.-m.; church school, 11:1~ Teachers ll!sson study fol!owcd organizations will he !(llests witli ·nn, ·ami a retired deaconess pen· seed. Bailey. I sewral special songs, quote a. m. . 1by prayer service at 8 p. rr1. attendance competition. Mtlsic b,l' ;ion fund, in America. One has· Chris! ian poetry nnd ell! liver a Ladies Baptist Union third M. Y. 1". pit;ll in India will receive a jeep llOW ClffiiSTJAN SCIENCE LAURENCE D. PARKER gospel message. Community JUetluulist l'lmrdws Wednesday, 2 p. m. in homes. Sunday, Novcmher 7, service~ and trailer. One rural rllstrlct will of Jlunsvllle und Vnnlown, Rev. in both churches at regular time have a new mobile tlispen~ary. IIEAJ..S ·~ [,il'e-lon)!; l~esith~nt of Int~hnm County Williamston St. J{ntlwl'ine's Charles ll. Gross, pastor. 10 a. St. ,Jrunes Cutholie Clmn·h, P.1. by iocnl pastor. Thome, "Victory ::>t lwrs will bo able to build new * Attended MSC antl Acme Husiness Coll evangelistic scr·vicc at 7:30. 1: ir'St Pr·r.shyll:rilm Church, Mn· 11iP, Hev. Fr. Francis Marlin, pas· Titus spont tlte week end in Chi· were wee!( enrl guests of Mr. und Praye1· mPclinr, each Wednesday son, Paul L. Arnold, pastor. Sun· Ior. Confessions and devotions cngo. Mrs. Williams and Patricr Mrs. Holand Brooks at Detroit. at the chureh at 7:30 'p. m. day, 10 a. m., worship service. Saturday 7:30 p, m. Sunrlay Sermon: "The Christian aml ma~ses at 7:30 and l0:30 a, •n. \\'llli:unstnn i'!lt:lhrHiist., Rev. Gambling." Choir under the dl· Fowlerville: Conf.essions· and ric· Loui:; Ellinger, pnstor. Church rcction of Miss Story. 11:15 a.m .. votions on F.ridday 7:00 p.m. Sun· rlny mass 9:00 a. m. sellool, 10 a. m.; worship Sl!rvic'!, church school; G p. m., West· at 11 a. m.; Youth Fellowship, jun· minster Fellowship. Monrlay, 7:'30 Doctor Williumston i\femoriul J,nther· Druggist ior group, ;; p. m.; scniot• group, p. ·m., Dr. Shelley's class. 8 p. m., Baker •n, 102?. WPsl Gran.! River. n.~" • , Manu;turer ·Home OwnAr G p. m. Choir pra"rtice, Wcdnes· Young Women's Guild. Thursday, Butcher day, 7 p.m. 6:30 p. m .. junlot· choir·; 7:30 p Kurt Kol!plin, pastor. Sunday I ;chool, 10 u. m.; Bible class, JO m., senior choir and Women'f. • 1. m.; divine service, 11 a. m. Ol•cr ml!elin!(, 7 :rl5 ice, G:45 o'clocl<, song and praise ADEQUATE WIRING '1st, Mason, holds services nt the every · giVe tllaDI\S: tnrs lS IIW wut 01 \JrOU 111 p. Ill. Evangelistic message, 7:30. Pray ;hurch, corner of Oak and I Christ Jesus concerning you. (I Thessalonians 5:18.) . Rc:ul cr meeting Wednesday cvenlii~ 3arnes streets, every Sunday at Acts 27:33-4<1. · · . Williamston GOSJJel Uull, 4021 ·at 7:30. 1:00 a.m. Sunday school Is held · . . . Burl· m. The Wo~\ ~ruden, pastor. Sunday. school, Sunday school' for nursery an's Society of Christian· Service Worship Set•vice ...... 9:50 a. m. ., ·"' 10:1~ n .. m:; morning ~ors.hip, through senior high at 1[) a. m'.; wlll hoi~ 2 services In observance:\· . Sunday School ...... :...... 11:15 a. m. l!:la a.· m.; special missionary Surida;v school for nursery ·of the weelt of prayer and self' Youth Fellowship ...... : .. : ...... 6:30 p. m. speaker, from Africa Sunday. through· Intermediate classes and denial, We~nesday, 7:00 p. m. and :Ev.ening Service ...... 7;30 p. m. ·t~rough Wednesday at;~ p.• m.; .0 ne adult class at 11:30;:na·.jurilor 8:00 p. m ..:und l!'rl~ay, 2:00 p. nm ypung people's meetlng,"_Sunday, or senior classes are held at this ·and 3:00 p. m. Choir reh~arsui13J, Pr.ayer Service, Wed.nesday .. : ...... , ...... :rJ®·p ..:m .. · ' • '·, ' ' o' 'I >~~·:•'''!"',1;:•~\ 6:30 p. m.; choir . prac~iee, time.' because, the ;yo.uth: choir Junlot::: choir Thur1:1day ·\lkQ:4~ · · ··, .. · - ,.,WELCOME. , :. Wednesday, 9 11. m. · ... · .: sings at the church'servlces. . p. m.;·senlot' chob• at-:7:45 p. m.1 . . ' ,, ' . '

•' ~ . • Millville School News ~otly Dunlnp nnrl Burl Port11r at Dart School . · Mr. nnd 1\{rs. Martin Pollocl~ .Wnll, Carol Wullanrl Marie Wnr., ,Jimmy, v!sllerl tha Curl Bowen's :Grovenburg News f'!lxlh Ot•tulu the North Street. Nnzurene · anrl fnrnlly spent SUn1luy ·evening lie, .. · · SlHHiny nflm·nnnn. ~lmrcll In Lun~lng Mo111luy uflor· Sldh Gl'lldo OIJ·I11 With Mt•, ·nnd Mrs, Cluro Buker Htit11 Andrlclws Sllenl Sunrlny ,Johnnllll lln,Yd sjll!nt Tlnu•srlny Mrs. Howard North Mr•, nnrl MrH. Dehllli!.Y Conpor· noon.Sowm•l member~ of lho West ,. PupiiH huvo been muldng pic· lli\fl'b fnmlly.II " f evrmln~Il withD Erllm Grlllnallls.l , nl~lil with ,loan Bownn. 1 0 rtrHI family viHIIed l~cl Cooper• Cnlttml>ltl ,~111 .m Btll'CIIll llltetJderl lurcH to put on tho windows tor ' 111'0 11 ' uy :;pont ·•llnl 1ay n I· · 11 1' 1lflffl li~Hmom SJ,l?ll 1'I'·1 Shnrnr1 llarllg, Nnawy llowlln 't•;:~ulurcny I evon Ing M1', tliH I MI'.'J, ge II' H HI H lr•J' · • Ml'""' ftull! IW.Yflll • 'J'tlltrJ11 y crfllll'Jl!lnll. - • 1 Hullowcon ernnnn 1vlth Hlehnrrl Lnrw,o. duy night With Glennllo 1 II us. c'\llrl .Toc'llt Bowett nil ltllonrlerl lito Ilcll1 1 1 1 1 ·y 1Jir 1'1r•y "'tllr•rl 1111 ltiH \VI1n Itt to stny with her mollwr lhe chlcl\on-p c mnqucL at Hot ' MrR, Eri.IUJ Huclsonnncl Hldwr!l Olcnnllo THus wont to Cltlmtgn HI moelln/,' nt ·tho Wlwatfll!ld , 111 : • . • · L< • " ' 'Ho!Jorln Cooper viHIIod 'l'rnnmy Mnnrluy evening, I Mr. nnrl Mrs. Arl ~nngo unrl Lnnr.:c hrulu hlrlhrlay nnnlvorsnry with her uncle, Oorwln Wllllnrns, Grnngn hnll Mnnrlny night. Mr.' .flrnl.lwr,lint>pllnl. Clnmneo,whnro lw hilS I,,pm·r·nwwon for 1 forltussell llw wlr,tler,, 'l mpp u twin hrollwrtl '·. ~follln!'llllrn, , · , Frlrlay', aftor school.'. , Mr. und Mrs, nalph Cook anrl nlchardIll M spent 1Suntlny M Willicvenl.ng st'IPJlf!l' Ji'rlrlny ovcnlnrrb with Hob· Suncluy, ,1 Mr·.··." J'nl'l.>c Br>wllll llllcl n~""Vet·ul 1111 7 ~cel WitS llildlv lnill"wl In :)lar nnrl Sllrllng 'l'ropp, I rave I mnmy Nottingham vl:;lltrl fnrnlly nnd Mr. unci Mrs, Dnvlrll W I r. ?m rs. •1111 ei•j. Jimison, 1 Mt'. nnd Mr~. Gr!OIWJ Mm·lwl other mcmhnrs were llwrn. 11 .trnln 'w 1 ·~d< In No.riiJ Dnlpoll· 11 mother, Mrs. Pearl Miner.· · Mr. nr\ Mrs. llolnnd Procl nr night, Ocluhcr 12, nt the home ot CI'IHJon with Mr. and Mrs. Olare ln 1g arc Janet Scripler, Helen M~·· anrl Mr:~. Gnrtli Bif;lv>p anrl ~:~If~~~~~~~~~\ rJ~~~·\~~:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mrs. Lee Balloy to orgunlze ami Balmr nncl family, Kemler, Harriet Kemlor, Marilee fillnii.Y wm.·e cllmwr flUL!Kis Sun: family, to olcct officers. Ingham County News Or.tober 21, 1954 Page 8 :lay aflel'floon at the homo of his Youth l•'ellowshlr. was held 'l'lw following girl~ were, . .. ~ pnrenl~; ,Mr. and Ml'!!, Bec•nurd '.)nnday nluhl. ThC'y will have 11 elcclctl to these offlcC!s: .Jean' I Bishop, roller slwllng JHirly Salurdny Barher, president: Anna Schultz, ! ·1 Mr. nnd Mrs. Clmrlcs Wright night, Nol'cmher 6. vlee·proHlclent; Mar·y Ellen Knoll, I I nnrl rlnllgiJII'I' S[Jcn ,.,ac• 1111'1 1ilY Mr11. A11a Pror,lrll' Hnrl Clotonl ."ll"l'et,·tt·y·,'' L Mc'lJ'y Lou Hochl, I night al llw home of Mr. unci lrJoll llrloil unci ,T,on WPnl to trem:urm·; and Grace Bailey, re· Mrs. Don King, ,rt!ltarn 1nr,: sunrlny Mkhignn Sl.rlle college Sunday. JloArtlert.l tlrl"' rrft•ls ~ 1 1 11 lo I heir home 111 "a ws c e near Mr. ami Mrs. Arlo Wassrm and H! mec b• 20 b 011 • CARS! CARS! CARS! ~.· Benton llnrlmr. fnmlly .vlsltcrl lllhr.l'l Gull ancl rolled In the following proJects, tl Mr. und Mrs. Puluso Flllerer fnmlly Sumlay afternoon. 20 In clolltlng, 7 In ·1·11 club girl, i,1 of Chicago visllc!ll Mr. ami Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gmff re- one in l'nlttlng, and 2 in .Jun!m' [1 J~ranclH Kesling frum I•'rlday un· lurnecl hnmc from llwlr Chicago lcaclcrsh!p. 111 Sunrlay. The 2 men were ln lrlp Tucsrlay night. Tho lender, Mrs. Bailey, nnd 1 n WliY Vr!lerans lwspllnl In Chicago at Mr·. ancl Mrs,. William Crolool Mrs. Potter, CO·lcnclcr,. discussed I M . iltr! same lime. llllhhy Kesling lws anrl family vl~rlerl Mr. and Mrs. lhc types of pnllcl'lls tu usc and ~ · have !won vislllng his gran.11paronls, Burl Crofonl St1111lay. the materials suitable for them. tl Mr. anrl Mrs. Hohcrl. Vin~ont, In Kh·!' Curlls was a Tlnrrs~lay The leaders also told the girls 1 1 1 ~· hands like these !)t. Ignace for 2 wcc~

Clmrlcs .J.conarrl spent the week home. On October 2G there will ha a Clearance •I g WI, ~• cnrl heyonrl tlw Slt·alls. Mr. anrl Mrs. Lawrence Ilnlwr Hnllnwrl'n huvrlrle with 11 wlennr rJ EN in M1•. and Mrs·. Ellery DoCI'l' were anrl family wor·c Sunday cllnnr.r roast afterwards. Tho hayride . at Houghton Lal . Richard and Ronald H.led, Paul Eames, Sr., were Sunday .dinner· ·.':! ZONE'- STATE · ·- and Leroy Swift, Ronald Vln· guests of. Mr. and Mrs .... John ceut, Howard Bristol, Jon Buck, ,Eames, Jr. · . · · · ...... Phone 6ilo~4~4121 or 6H04-6411 ,g ;,?n-~· Order I . Stanley Leonnrd, Dennis North, Mrs. Jolin Eames;· Jr., and Vern ·South oHJolt ..:... 2 miles- North of Mason Joyce and Susan Wilson, Nancy mid Mrs. Fern Thomas and ·Rn·. ,.,rrlcfl\1114· h lnlt~ulltul L11u '-'"'•·~/, '" .J ' ' · N 1 · d d h d 1 f ~""'""'" . : ·~•n;re.tt and Diane , Ol't 1. •. berta.·atten e t e w~ d ljS: o !AIIIilillrillli ~ ' ' . . ' ;!lil\\1\i'IHl:.l~.• ~ ~ ··1,/',,':· ' · ... ,· .· f' ' Farmer Peck's Odobcr 21, 1954 Part 3 Wife The lng.ham· C.:ourlty News

menl nflm• she meciR the exuhcr- fllmr.rl nlmost In IIH entirety in gun," roportmlly u weslct'n action ani. nml fun-loving Doble Gillis. llollanrl, with 1111Usuul loca­ Established Stars Shine on .Fox Screen 11R film With an UnUHUnl HUHpcn~e £Jhrl.~fi1111 fnlluWHhljl C!llllltH, 'l'lm lultm· Is plnyerl by M-G-M'H lions shifting 'fr•orn lhc eapltnl Gun-toting western stnrs will lwisl, will piny 'I'ucsdny, Wt!rlneH· tulcntecl new rJiseovery, Dohhy city of Amslllnluni to the Zuycler day nnrl 'J'Inlrsrlny nl 1he Fox ~hare lhc Fox theatre screen this Van, whosCl song unci clunee and Zeo. . · A vlHit to !Uothtll''H, wee I<. 1'1wntrn stnr•r·ing Hnndnlph Sr.ot.t, comedy talents were given in n Oliwr hnclhows conli nuous from 3 P. M. tuberculosis throughout t h c Fdday.Saturd.ly 2 5how:; lro111 G::m P. M. world. IIcre in Ingham county Mon. Tuc. Wctl. Thul". 2 shnwti from 7 P. M. Christmas seal funds help pay for promotion of chest X-ray campaigns, h c a I t h education Friday and Saturday, October 22-23 work and rchahllitalion of TB 'l'hc true story of the fastest· gun the West cvet· lmew. patients. Se~-:·Also riis~cy Cartoon :"Pibi-8' Is Pigs'' ,. escaped from' the crash with cut's and bruises. WEEK:-IIumiJhrey. Bog·•ut·Vun· JolmMon·Prcd 1\lllc· . Officers who investigated said. Mllor... Lv li• THE ·CAINE 1\IUTINY; Phil CJu•cy·Kim N!JYUk In that· Seelman, driving' _north on Eifert road, did not heed the ·stop sign,· ·. · · ,.. \ ' .. ~-- I r. Bulldous Bow 42·6 ' ' with O~tcmoa, 'l'he Panthers will lm [ll11llng fm• the Ltlltors to come "\ In Good Hands Haslett and· Okemos Clash; out •on' top, Thu~ woulil · move .. Stoclthrldge Into second plnce he· \ hind Hualett uml set tho stage fm• Howell Gives Mason Usual Treatment .. Ell)ot!wt' chumplonshlp contest be; Trowell l111d the Hnmo sort of TI!vercll game Dnrwl\1 Blnlr, start·· Dick Lowe nrlrlerl a snfety to the league Title Is at Stake tween Hu~lett nnd Stocltlll'ltlge 1lght ngnhmt MnRcm· Frlll[Jrcmncy In the eonference. 'lrmly places MnHon In the Copltnl ended before .lolnlnr: his pnrtncr last pcrlou. Burl Squires plunged LeHIIe at Dnn~vllle. Neither loom has lost n game 12·0, Agnlnst Wllllnmston the ::ttTUit lmsement !or the second on the Injury Jist with n hrolwn over from the 2-ynrd line .for the Chiefs came out on top 20·0 while OlII l'rlrlny night, nnd Hi yards. Bill Bnt·r plunged llgh t contest Jcr!day nlglll. · J,nst Werlr's ltl'.'llllts ., , 'J'Iw Hams have n well·hnlnnc~ed over for the 1hlrd tally. all the enrmarl 100 Bales Second Cutting Orioles Measure Antomntlc l'lck:u,, Baler Alfnlfa · · . '/...... ·~.·r.-··-.· Will intct•Jmllonal No. l

next 3 piays Chlcola hli.Frenchy t,, .•.: Wilson h1 the corner with a per· feet strike and the VIkings had touchdown number .2. · , · ...:· .222 ·s. Cedar·~: Ph·o~e:~a;61 .. ·oldsmobile I , ·. ·' '..... " •., ..... ,·.,' . . . ' .McCarn.:U.tlllf1 I.· ,, · · · .. · Both times Look passed tor >the point. •· · · · '• I .• ,. ! ; ,.

!If, Y, F, l'lnns lll~yr·idll j Mr, nnrl Mrs, J~ttwrence Curtis MI'H, !Yllna lltiH !i[Wit~ liiHI WIH!l\ , Mr, anrl Mrs, Charles Lort',V nf Mr. nnc1 Mrs. H11rrls Hammonr1 ! •11 • M. E'll S k bl. rS,' a tOC a e Mcl;lbor·~.> or lllll M. Y. F, will were SlltLII'(Ii!Y visltnr~> of :-lhlt•Jey with Mt'::;, ..Mnrlon Otl~ of Lllll· l'oJ't II II ron wum we1!l! rm~l guusts of Olwmos IViJI'tl Sundny visitors Dansvl e .CS Saturday Na'giJt· have u hnyrldl! party I!'rlrluy eve· ·Sly wlw Is slcl1 In tho Mlehlgnn Hlng, or Mr. nml Mnr, gmer·y Freer, of. her :;h,;ter, MJ'Ii, .Tc!ss Bndtmrln, · • DI nlng, Odo)Jct• !l2, 'l'hnso who at· Stale college lwspllnl. _ Mr. nncl Mrs. Don11l Prtrl: with burial in 11.e0 ogers 1es communlly. hut I~ being spon· sorcd by all the organi~allpns. ville. I the Pinckney cemetery. Of Heart" Al"lment .Tmwt Merlmlorf ·was tatwn 1 'fhurHday to Clovolnnd, Ohio, .. Committees from these orgrml· where she Is rccclvlnr.: treutmcnt :r.ullons lurve been rncellng at Leo Hogers clierl aurlclenly nl In the Clcvcluml clinic. vurlou~ limes to work toward the 'his home Monclay r1fternoon. lie Mr. nnr'l Mr:;, Lee Kcmwr of success of U. N. I. C. g, F. Seniors Select William Crumbaker Une lo llu' death ut' li)Y wll't!, I hiWI' dl'1:id1•d In qull. fru·min!:' and will st•ll ut. Jlllhlh: nnctlun nt. had been unrler medical care for Royal Onl\ spent the week eu!l 1:hll Pl'l!lllbcs lneuh·d II milm; <'IISI ul' l!luu·Iolll' on l\l·nll·to Adllt!,V nuul, south 1 mile to 1\lllls hiA"h· Mrs. l•'orcst Anderson, .Jr., hus Attends Convention ~;nverul wecl1s for a heart llil· us r.:uests of Mr·s. Jessie Hein· been ucling as r.:ctwml chairman Yearbook Staff men I. hart. wu:v·, Uu:u t•asl lli'Ht (Jluc<:, Ill' ·I miles nur1hwcst ul' l!:uton Hupids tu ltuysion l'()lltl, Nonlh to Jlllils of nn·ungctmmls. Aecorcllng to Willlmn Crumbalwr, a member hlg-lnvay, t;wn wcsi oilirtl (Iince, 1111 Seniors held their first n1cellng Mr. Rogers was mil! of 2 chi!· tho sdtcrlulc, all children desiring of tho Dansville chapter of the Dr. Leo Donnelly of Detroit .... of tire yearbuol> staff Motulny'. to parllclpate will gnthct' at lhe Future l<'armers of Amur·lca, nt· !lren born lo Snralt nnrl Wesley !:pent Sunday with Mr. und Mt·s. '!'he diHNcnl. positions wet·c giv­ sound of the lire siren at G::JC) at Jenrlcrl the 27th lllltlllnl 1•'. F. A. itoger~ of Howell, April HJ, 188D. Warren Mueller. en Jo each memhet• who wishes the town hull. conventioli at Kansas City, Mis· When a small child he moved Mr. und Mrs .•Jearl McCabe and to work with the staff. sout·i, October ll·H. will! his parents lo Brighton There they will he given arm family unci Mr. aud Mrs. Lloyd SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 195·4 Senior proofs arc expected whew he lived mosl of itls life. banrls lo went· anrl canlslem to lie h!It Lansing hy hus Sunrlay, Murqock anrl Tommy Hlll!lll the back soon. Comrn.,twiug- ut 1:1111 1'. JH., llw fulluwiug d!•sc'l'illl'li (li'I!Ju:rly: carry in which to collect llwlr October 10, at U:4!i p, m. and nr· November 15, 101.1, he was week cncl at the lV!cCahe colla~c~ coins. They will rclum to the Christmas cards and wrappings rivccl In Kansas Clly Monday nl 11niled in marriage to Rella at Ellsworth. town hall about 7:30 where the nrc still on sale. Seniors looil the 5 p. m., where he regislt!r·cci al. I l;n·iwr of Dell roil. For iL few Mr. and Mrs. Earl Showers money will be. counted anrl the fh·st load of papers ft·om their the Bcllcrivc hotel. years !.bey n!s-idccl in Detroit, nne! Louise were Sunday v!sllor·s 15 Head of Holstein Dairy Cattle 15 ehilrlren !realer! lo hut dwcolalc c:ollccllon into Lnn~ing with over Tuesday was spent attending llten rolurnerl lo a farm ncar of Mt•, and Mrs. Francis Hlch­ and doughnuts anrl a free movie. $UO profit rcali~cd. tlrigh Lon wlt!!re tlwy Jived _u'n I il moml of Unarlillu. Uolsi.Bin UPia.,.·, 2 YC'IIl'S ol~l, thw lu freslwn by sessions of the convention. On 1•'/\ltM l\IACJIJNioatY 'l'he money, 'together with money 'l'hey selcetcd Rollanrl Brower Wednesday lw tried oul fot· l.lw nlmut 1.. 1 years tuv.o 'when theY, Mr. nncl Mr~. 'Nolan Wcmpll! liali! ol' ~alu ,John U!'l!l'l! "II" 'J'I'IIdm· n1111 Cul1lvalor secured from other lll>c sources as I h~ new chairman for the next F. I". A. nmateur hom· and wns moved to their: ]Jrcwnl fnrm and family moved this week to Jlolslt:ill Cow, ·I ,VI!III'~ uhl, due Ol'luht'l' 17 In the U. S., will be sent to the 6 wecl>~. chosen to lalw par•l. Ilc fll'Pscntcd home 3 miles norlhcust of Dans· Lainr.:shurg where they willmal Twain nl 1,01111 lluslwl l\lclat Gmnury dent of Williamston. rence Sw;m. Mr. and Mr;;. HPnry To Plainfield Hannibal, Missouri. The last home nt 3::10. Burial will be in IIOGS She is survived by the hus­ ,Jem:en of l~owlcrviile were Sun­ point of interest was the Tntcr­ IIJc 13rigltlon ccmclcry. 2 llmnd Hnws, !;'Ond lHISCI':I.J,ANimlJS band, l~rank; a son, Wesley of day visitors of the Swans. Members. of the Woman's So· national Dairy show at Chicago. IIIII-:' JIOU!'ie 7 X J,]', llllld~ of Ull({ Alaic!lon; a daughter, Mrs. Vivian Leslie, Pat Mom·oe of Webber­ II Femh~1· Pigs, exlm nice, wl!ight f)() lhs. ciety of Cl.irlstia n Service anrl He arrived home at 6:-15 Jl. m. Mr. and Mrs. Roylyn Mi!Jm· anrl lloA' lluuse !l x 12' their husbands have. been invited MeHsner· of Monrovia, California,; Saturday. family were Sunrlay · visitors of ville ami Paul West were Sumlny FJmU, IIAY, GI:.'\JN­ and one grandchild. 1\huu1. 211 Hug Gul.t!S to be guests of the Plainllclrl So· Mt•, and Mrs. Earl Osborn of Lan· visitors of Mr. nne! Mrs. nonal;l II Acres Shuulin1;· Cnrn West. li Vz !tolls lllll'b \Vii'!! ciety at the Sunday evening ~crv· Funeral services were Wcclncs­ Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bailey were sinr.:. :l21i Jlnshels of Oals Icc o! the Plainfield Methodist Mr. nnrl ML'S, Wnync Taylor ·10 l\1<•1nl Slultcs null lnsuhrlurs clay aftcrnnon at the Gorsline· Sunday rlinncr guests of Mr. anrl Mr. and Mrs. Clyrlr. Smith of li51J. Hales Nietl l\lixed Jlay church. Runciman funeral home. visilccl Mt•, nne! Mrs. Charle;; Wil­ 1'1111111 ollld\ 111111 l~lt,dric !\tutor Mrs. Harry Boughner of Lansing. DeWitt and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer liiiO Ualc:s Clol'er Hay Miss Mabel Lawrence, a . mis­ cox o[ Millville fo'rirlay evening. :!11-1'1. I .udrlm· 2 oil n rmm1 Mr. and. Mrs. Don Anderson of. Frost were Sunday ~is.ltors of IIIII Hall's Hlmw, Wil't\·lil: sionary on furlough fmm India, Ann Arbor anrl Mt·. iuul · Mrs. Mr. all(] Mrs. Robert Smtih. Mrs. Hnsn Washburn of Mason Swivd Visu . c Smull 'l'ools ancl Michnel Shaffer of Hnll wc•rr wilt be the spcalwr for the oc· Cleon Anderson of Downey, Citli- Mrs. Golrli_e Ward anrl granrl· 01hm· !Hi~!!ellurwous llt•ms Saturday cvenin~ cllnncr guests JUIUiiNf~ EQUII'I'tiJ<;N'J' easton. .., Party Is Given for fornin, were week enrl guests of dau~IJicrs, Drane and Patty, spent of Mr. an'd Mt•s. F'loyd Mitchell. :!-Uni1. l\IcCm·mid>·H<•Ilring· 1\lillwr, l'lllll]J, l'ipu. uousimou> aoous All who wish 1ransportatlon the former's mother, Mrs. Ros:1 tltr. wrck end with Mr. and Mrs. J,inc untl S1uii Cocl;s D9rothy Crumbaker Mrs. Marian Davis ancl. Mis~ Gt•npr·al Jo:i<•<·ll·ic l~efrig1mllor ~ are aslwd to call Mrs. Ro:->coe Anrlcrsoi1. Mrs. ll'mrL Bellman 0 C Curl White. Margaret CurtiR nf Detroit anrl li 1\lillt CallS Arnold or Mrs. William Musolf!. Mrs. James Crumbal>cr enter­ OUwr l\ll:;ct!llunmms Hems Lansing spenl Sunday night and MrH, IJazcl Howlett of Scatllr!, Miss Myrnctta Curtis of Musl. Seglman Haslett Wins Over ami Mrs. 'l'crry Silsby of Mason Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Price of. of Corunna were Saturday eve· 'G'ucsis -~-were "Barbara Voss, were Sunrlay rlinncr guests of Lansing were Sunday evening ning· rlitincr guests of Mr. and Dansville Aggies Mina Mac .Scripter, Judy and Mr. and Mt·s. Roy Glover. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Hoy Glover and Mrs. Olive Jolynne Maynard, Dawn Perrine Mrs. Robert Bartlett is spend· Gob Price. Foster., LEON A. JECKS~- Pr·opb I' Dansville was beaten by Has- and Judy Wygant. ing litis week with her son~.------­ HAN w. UNIO:UA.N, Anetione<~J· noN SA'I"n:ln.v, .m., CleJ•I• lett last Wednesday evening at· Games _ were played by the Grant DeForrc:;t and Don De- l'hone - Ol'l'ice H:l - Hesideuce !l.IJ FHANI\ W. l'WI~It, Cashier

Haslett 30 to 0. Dansville stopped·- girls at1d later Mrs: Crumbaker Forrest of Fowlerville. . 1 Ingham County News October 2L 1954 Page 3 Nn sale too lut·g·e, nu ~1111!. l~11i !'illlnll." l'icl1 1111 Uw 1Jhmw, give u~-•~ c·nl.~ the Haslett running attack satis~. set·ved refreshments. Dorothy re­ factorily_ but was unable to cope ccived many nice gifts. t ;with Haslett's strong passing . game. · Mr. and .Mrs. Bruce Barry and • Dansville moved the bali fairly daughter of Mason IT)Ovcd last well between the 30 yard Jines week into the Paul Hcdglen rcsi· but found the going too tough be-~ rlcncf!. Mr. anrl Mrs. John Fell and yond that point. Some boys family· formerly of Mason have

1 breaking into the starting lineup moved into the Hedglen apart- ·and playing good ball were Kaye 1 ment house. HereS -Douglas, Keith Douglas, Dick 1 Mrs. J. C. Nelson and children Johnson, Marvin Gauss ami Har· ·~:pent the Inlier ptlrt of the Week old Oall!cy. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'l'his weci1 Leslie will go to Ilcrhcrt Will1inson of South the ·Way Bonus Dansville r~riday for an after- liavcn. noon game. Junior Simons left Monday for oct·vicc in· the army. After his examination in Detmil he was sent to l~orl Leonard Wood, Mis­ thatB I!IW~ePing.Buick to Mrs. Rosa Anderson souri. Ernestine Keene and Alice AI· Entertains W. S. C. S. len of Ypsilanll spent Wednesday night with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred ~,ecord Sales in October! · · Mrs. Rosa Anderson, assisted Sherman. by Mrs. F. C. Anderson, Sr., en· Mr. m1d Mrs. Lawton Gauss 'tcrlaincd members of the Worn· were week end guests of Mr. and an's S,oclcty of Christian Service Mrs. Frank Clickner of Dco spocfoculor 200-l•p Buick CENfURY­ .Stanley Voss of Mason called on Louis Yuhas1. of Holt. Amorico's hiul>osf-t•orsopowor-por-c/ollor ·Mr. 1uid Mr~. Roy Hobart Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gcorrrc H. Mitch· car-anc/ pricocl noxf lo Buick's lowosf. ·. Mt·. 'and Mrs. Jim Warfield of I'll and family spent Sunrlny \vlth ~:Ilghla,nd Pari\ spent Wednesday J'yfr. and Mrs. Franlt Pung of and Thursday with the latl.cr's Fowler. . mother, Mrs. 'vola Laughlin. Rev,. Mrs. Bessie! Olson and Mr. :mrl r.harics Gross and William Ains· Mrs.· Jaclt McCollttm spent th~ ,lie were also Wcctnesclay evrming wecl(end with Mr. and M1·s. Rob- dinner gucRts of Mrs. Laughlin. 'crt Cool1 In Lapeer. · , ' Mr. and Mrs. Chester Benjamin l'i-lr. and Mrs. Paul Deccss of 'of Lansing were· Saturday r.ve: Lansing were Friday evening .( nlng dinner guests of· Mr.· and guests' o! Mr. and Mrs. Boh Pt·icr Mrs. Robert, Anderson. at their cottage· .at Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Jess Staats nne! lril1e. · !:on of Jacltson and Mr. and Mrs. Sntui·day evening dinner gucRis 'Leonard Brooks and family. . of of Mr" and Mrs. Robert Smith Mason were Sunday. dinner wm'e Mrs.- Pearl Root and J1alph 'guests of their parents, Mr. anrl Blue of Flint. · ,Mrs. Arthur Brool\8." Mr. and 'Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Densmore -'Mrs. Floyd Cosgray · and family and Mrs. A1lle ·Thompson. were _ and ,Mt•:·:and' Mrs. Mille Cosgray Sunday .dinner guests of Profcs}­ ;ind dailghtcr ·of"Stockbrldge wet•e sor and. Mrs .. G. E.' Densmore of evening guest's of the Broolts: Ann At•bor. : . ·, · . ~ Mr. and Mrs., Merle 'Freer and · Mr. and Mrs. Dale Main of Lnn· ·family were Sunday dinner guests sing spent Sunday evening with e_r- Mr. and M~:s. Lionel Hosmer Qf the latter's pnrGiits, Mt·. and Mrs. rerry. . ' . LcJimd Perrfne."' · · : . · ;- .. _Mr. and Mrs. James· Wright and Clyde Hayhoe of Mill.viile called· fainlly of Lansing were Sunday Saturday_ on his sister,· Mrs. Sam dinnet· guests ·.of Mr. and . Mrs. Wliliams. . · . . _ · ,Eugene GO:uss: Mr. and Mrs;·RoJ'!· :.'1\'!VIl!ld _Mrs_.·. Jed~.on. Felto~ · Hilto:n ' ' &., . Richards· . ' Buick 111~ Web,ster and son'of Lansing 'wereSundaydtnnerguestsof·Mr•. l.'·•'' ~; .· . e:enl~-~; ~~cs~s ~t __t_h~ ~-~~ss l.b~:vffi~~· '·Fred .S~e:ad~an of. ~eb·, I;.':.•:.-. ,_;. _____.;...... ___"_·~-- ,.,....._....._~,_;..-::~~~..;...;~~------:--~,_;.,_;.~-:----:---:-~,_;._,:--...;o..-~~~~·~~---~~-:-::"-:-~--~~~~~+..;.;..;... . . ' . ,,., . '' ... ,' ' . ,· ...

mossngc will he enUllerl 'IJi'nmily FMm nu•·-~uu Rl•lir.dnli~t; 1\r,!r.!H I , , ,.·, :' '' -f\1 I ·~ ., I •. . I ""''Dansville Devotions," Ne~t Monrtny', Oetohqt• 25, t:; he !H'ntlle.J onlirllary, lenvc. prim• 1\Vi\IW ltECJCIVE:'! R'l'!lii'F;~ · The 'l'hursrtny night sct·vlcc WSCS Plans for lho dale for the meeting of the ·Huntel' Coo1>ern'~ion Needed to the 'end of •th~Jk trnln)n~. ~ H11lph G. Wtll'rl, whoso wife . . -~ :1) . (Crmllnurd ft•om l'ngn will he on Uw topie "ChurC!11 At· North Inghnm Ji'nrrn Btirenu. It . ; . Traver Ill,' ]ll'lvnte nut~rmohilcH lives in Saginaw, recently , wns tenrlancc nml StewnrdHhlp." 'rhls Annual Bazaar will he held at lim horne of Mr. will he· llltthorizorl nirmen who promoted tu corporal while sei'V· will nlso ho organlzntion night and Mrs. En!'! Showers, Tho husl· have automobihi~ 111 the.il' posses· lng with the 1\oreun Comm'unlctt· unrl lhGI'!! will be cornpr!lilion be· 'l'he nnnunl huznnr ~ponaored slon nt the time of .de]lllrture un(l lions Zone IIlve a re· M R Ri M b Wa 11 {er, rs. o1 rcr 1· cnz, rs. firm. We Invite you to ask Ingham County News October 21, 1954 · ·Page 4 po~t of her trip to Bay View this Rolland Wing, Mrs. Howard Bur· any family we have served summer, where she took a sl~ort gess and Mrs. Vincent Carlen. Hunters: The Michigan department of conservation needs your help, In order to develop several wildlife field studies, cuursc In Alcohol Educ1tlion span· • During the afternoon games about B a 11-D u n n service. ·game worlcers must have rabbit and. squirrel legs and bones, The 1 sored by lhe W, C. T. U: Iwere played, the ilinclergartcn above drawings indicate the two leg-sections needed from each T.hey 11 tell you that our ::;ct·v- -- band rendered several selections species. Also neeacd for other studills are grouse wings and tails . icc is· outstandingly fine, and and pheasant wings and legs. .Special. mailing envelopes, with I and the group sang, Refresh· full instructions, mny be obtnined from conscrvntion field of· that our priCes arc very mod­ inents of cupcal1es, ,iello and . ficcs; sportsmen's clubs, license dealers nnd conservation off!. crate . Religious· Fifm Kool-Aicl were served. ; cers. Your help will help your sport in future years. nn11 In llw dl'alh nt' my lmshnnd, I will sell ut. !lllhlic nne· Other mothers present were lion IIH·utt•ll ii miiPs .~nulh1•ast nf Sprirt)l'IIIH't, on i'iprirlgJJOI't To Be Presented Mrs. G. E. Manning, Mrs. Forest ' mud to llt·nwu mad, \1 milt~ south ut' Jfi milt•s nnrthw•~st. of Anderson, Jr., Mrs. Lot•en Stid, airmen and nir Loree ROTC en· Friday, October 22, I he film ,Jnd mission school hold the Interest and family were entertained at 111'11, lll'lll';y lli'W exceed 10 clays plus travel time, i'ihl'!'ddtll' and ll~tsi"'l:, ~lilw. of the children and adults. dinner Sunday at the horne o'f . Sat., Oct. 2 3 .5JOJ•mefl~ A. B. BALL FUNERAL I-lOME. lll!W 2 Sds I.tu·g·e Chain fi'aiiH Mr. and Mrs. Howard Townsend will be granted all basic military Clare Boughton's Orchestl·u "Call of the Navajo" has re· training gradtlntes, prior service Interrmfionnl 'l'••nf!l nr·Sfll'l'tlllr!l' ;iOO-Ch lclc llt'ooclm· of Northwest Stocl Com of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. ~ ·• dillon Ferris District ~ 2;i[) Unit·.~ Ali'nlfn Jluy C. Berger. Mrs. James Crumbaker !\Irs. Lrmt Olney • .. 1 • 100 Uaslwts of Old Corn and Mrs. Edgar Scripter called • a seven-cvlinder car! • , llAIUY EQlJIP~IJo;N'l' •• • Thursday on the Bergers. Kay Terry had an appendicitis • • Fut•mmustPI' ~lillwr· l'tllllfl liOUSimOJ,D GOODS operation Saturday. She is now •• Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bal;;er of ·.... · • with new fyp1~ unit, lll'IIJ'Iy f~ledric l{itchen Htmgt~ .home convalescing. .. new . · Stocltbrlclge were Sunday dinner • ... • Wnstin)l'housB Refr·lget•lltot• ~onald Fuller was ta!{en -to •• 1\IW Elt!clrie nux 'r,VJH! Cre:un guests of Mr. Baiter's parents, •• •• Coronndo Uefrlgm·ntm· Charlotte hospital for X-rays ...... •• SHlllll'Uiut· Mr. and Mrs. David Balter. Mr. .., ~- •••• \Vurm 1\lorning Heating Stove Friday evening...... 1\lillc null CrPum Cans and Mrs, Casper Dietz and family 5·l'onm 011 SjJaee lleult~•· Ruth Ann Bursley spent Satur­ •• ········ Washing 1\Inchine of Wlllinmston called Sunday (j][AIN SAW. afternoon on the Bal;;ers. day evening and Sunday with the ,. 1\IcCullo"h l8·ind1 Chnlu Snw, Other· 1\'ilscellnneous llouse.• · :Mrs, -Ernest Halfmann of Fow­ Olney daughters. .. nclll'ly new hold Good~ ler and daughter, .Mrs. Bernard Alice Deketl went to the Eaton Cooit of Carson City, spent Thurs· Rapids football game Friday day with Mr. and Mrs. George H. night with Beverly Barry. • Pat Terry has been. out of •• dinner guests of Mr. school with the flu. •• 'Mrs. Earl Ful,ler, Owner M~~~~i!~ Donald and Richard Fuller • • GJ.I~NN J,, AUCIIlm, Atwtloneer ' and Mrs, Melvin Battige were • 1\IU,T. ,JOJWAN, Clerk Mt'. and Mrs. Eugene I\:elley and were in Marshall Sunday morn· •• . R. ,J, IIII.J,, Cnshicl' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly of Lan- lng. , • - l'Iml\IS: Cash • Nnt. J'rlSJlunsihlc fm· uccidenls sing and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Larry Zenker of Lansing caller] • .I on the Glen Olney, Jr., famny • ~------~------·~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::!:::~·~------~A--rn~o-Id_·------~------Sunday afternoon. Mrs. E. B. Pringle is worl{illg at the V. F. W. Hoine \Vliile li'er husband is out of work...... ·- Olemos and Vicinity ATTENTION! ! !Ut•s, Walter Ileathman The Womnn's Society of the Okemos Community· church will serve the annual chici{en supper family style In the church parlors from 5 to 7 p, m. this Saturday, October 23 .

Miss Emma Niebling is sici' in 1 .·Watch This Space the St. Lawrence hospital. Mrs. Dick Wever and daugiller, Martha, and son, Johnny, spent a few days recently with het· moth· er, Mrs. Nova Whiting. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Schep· perly are recovering from in· Next Week .Juries received in an automobile ... accident. Mr. Schepperly will un­ dergo .surgery this week. They are in Salrburg hospital, Snir· burg,. Illinois .. The Schepperlys .. For Perkins' are. Ol1emos reslclents. · Dennis Pnnnabecl.&P, if.e:~~ 31c 1 he ~~~w 1nt'. ancl Mrs. Rogers the buildings now occupied by his Sigma Ph1 Mid Its pledge tea Mrs. Ralph Ford spent last 4 amY cRocKER, MARBLE left fot .1, ?·wee!~ honeymoon In insurance agency ami the Dinner Sunday afternoon at the h?me week with her sister, Mrs. Har· Cake Mix. 2 ~~~l,· 57c Ajax Cleanser 2J~ ;,~~· 25c i old· G!ldart ·at Caro .. Bermuda. I h:- br1~le wore .a char· Bell Cafe. That portion of the of Mrs. Frances Ball. Those .]oln· AGAR ~~~~~· pu!~Lv~~N~~~e; coal gmy su~t wtlh an tce·hlue building formerly occupied by lng tile sorority were Barbara Major Olive Moecl\el of the· air Luncheon Meat 3 $1.00 dex.o Shortening 3 d!N 77c : corps, now stationed in London, !tat and rcpltle s!Jocs nnrl purse King's ·newsstand and the Her· Boarclway, Coleen Ltteblte, Lucille ANN PAGE TrDY HousE .f.o~ l.l!!r go1ng awn~. Upon tho!r man J. Lipt~ law office, will he Beard, and Beverly Varney. England, is spending a few weeks ·Tomato Soup 4'~~;.~z. 35c Lunch Bags ci~~o 10c : DELrctous FlAvoRs lP.~tnn. tile .rouple wtl! make thCir ltscrl by the People's Finuricc Co visiting her •parents, Mr. ·and . Sparkle Gelatins a TO CHOOSE FROM PKG. Sc ·.. lw.me tn Bn·mmgham. , . , . . . '' Delores Monkeen of Detroit ancl Mrs: ·Walter M:oed)e, .... .Out·of·town guests inl!lurled Mr. n.ow .run by R. E. Lcwts of Lan· Robert Fisher of Sagln4w were Mrs. Ida Neu and Mrs. Rollin 3 RoLLs 25c Krispy Crackers suNSHINe ~~:< 25c: artd .Mrs. Albert Larabee and son, smg. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lioycl Me· Wood were callet•s· at the Freel Northern Toilet Tissue Dill, from Henderson, Colorado, 1\:11'. and Mrs. William Friel, be· Causland, over the week end, . Harr home Sunday evening. Ritz Crackers NBc :rti~x 33c :Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Porter of De· came the parents •Of a dattghter, · Mrs. Lloyd Harr is in northern I ' troit:, and Mrs. Allie Monroe· of Cheryl Ann, Tl1ursc!ay, October Michigan· preparing their cabin too-FT. 21c Del Monte Catsup. . . .A· \Ha~~: 19c Lansing, 7, at Edward w. Sparrow hos· Reeves District. 1or .. occupancy during the deer Wa~tex Waxed Paper . ;The lll>.lc nttencled the Univer·· pital, Lansing. season·. . ROLL Cigarettes___ AL_L_Prlllll:~.0 .. t!-.Rn.;.;~~-z~ .. os_. -"-l'r_·~··crN. $1.99 . si~y of Michigan and thl'! bride· Mr .. nnd Mrs ... Paul Wolf .. of Edna Geer Mrs. Lucile Devine of. Jacl{son groom is a gmdLmte of Michigan Wheatfield township arc the par· Mr. and Mr~. Ray Hadley at· GRANULATED LGE. initl Mr. ~and Mrs. Harold Ford · PKG. Slate college. He is worly. DISHWASHING 17'/2-oz. PKG·19c . . Mrs. Julia Hoffman retur1led PKG •. c Donuts· OF. 12 · to Foote hospital Friday after Joy Giant DETERGENT 72 being at the home .o! het· daugl1· Alaiedon Center · ter, Mrs·. Reginald Fore!. 16 oz °~ange .·Chiffon Cake ... ~ANE PARKER EA. 49c !\Irs. Eliner C. Drown Mr. and Mrs. Glen Curtis and PKG: 13 C· 8 1 ueberry · Pie . LGe. a", JANE PARKER EA. 49, I Clarlt visited her brot!1er and Argo Corn Starch l ... Mr. and Mrs. Elton Weston of White Bread YouR BesT BREAD BuY, 2o-oz. Jam!ly at Mt. Pleasant Sunday. JANE PARKER LOAF 17 ~ Dansville and Mr. and Mrs. Bel· Mt•. and Mrs. Richard Aseltine vin Larner and family were Sun· JANE PARKER, FRESH AND CRISP day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. and family of Ann Arbor visited American· .Family Detergent p;J: ·12c Po!ato Chips. 'ti~x 59t Ernest Larncr. at the Ford Mille!' home Satur· . The Alaledon Mothers club'met Clay.. ' PKG. g Sp1ce Drop. ~ookies JANE PARKER 2 .PKGs. 49, at the home. of· Mrs. Dorothy Modess REGULAR I oR suPER · oF 12 3 c . : . Wright Tuesday with 7 members 'Wh' ::d o' • . . . . A&l•'s (:lltitiSE FtiSTIV AU present. The mothers are ·going , It~ O.g .· !StriCt BORDEN'S DELICIOUS · 'to give a Halloween. party Friday , Mrs. M. v. Butler afternoon; October 29, for.,~: the ,. · · .. · puplls .. Cake, jeilo and coffee was Mrs. Glee •uabs and Ml',. and Mazola on .. F~~g~~~l~! PT.···39c·; .. Cheese· ··sa ice I·OZ.19QL. ( served by the hostess. Mrs. Roy Merrifield were guests Mr. and :Mrs. Ernest. Larner Satu1·day evening of Neva But· 8·0Z, 391 : called on Mr. and· Mrs. Ch~ster ler. . Mushroom ·soup · ~:~~~ 2·'~~~f·. 35c-- :>cr.~a~. Jtheeso> ·· .PHILADELPHIA PKG. 111 ., Wilcox and Betty of · Charlotte Mr. arid Mrs. L. T. Slnlth arid . . · · _ . · · · Colby Mild Cheese .· . Sunday evening...... · . , ..family spent Wednesday night to 49c J . Ml·. · ancl .Mrs. · Blair Helser · of Sunday at their home at South 20 2h :. \ Chicago, Ill., spent the week end _Diece.lake. . . .Boraxo a.oz.17c. 1~~~ 'Borax 16.0Z. 19c Bi~cuils . BALLARD OR PILLSBURY; 2 ~K~1: Shead Cheese ' .MEL·O·BIT, PROCESSED a.oz. their ·daughter,. Mrs. Lyle Mrs. •Pitt · Alchh1 entertained AMERICAN OR PIMENTO PKG. . and family .. The o~c~tl!on the. Red'. Cedar extension group 29i l was .the birthday anniver· at her home Wednesday after· sary of their grandson Brian; noon. , · · · '.D.reft G~~T~~~~~~. p~~~::::~. '~t~: p~J:; .l2C·• ~:~ , "\; .i;Y~~:;~\ess!ru·;-;.~~ .. ~~!!:;~t~~3: (. . . , : .. . The girls 4-H Sewing club will .. word . Independence Is meet with Barsha Wagner Man· ·_Lipton's'·Tea.. 7,, . . .i,.u .. :..... ,. i ... to ~!te.ldeas of dlgniW;and day . evening. · ·. · · · . . '. the .word·, dependen~ to Joe · Wagrier , spent a ljayf.l BLACK. TEA .. . ,.EA a·AGS, BI.ACK ,of Inferiority .:and cor: hunt~ng In northurn, Michigan tlie ··.u1••uuoo., J. Bentham•. .- past. we.ek. .. . ·'·. l a.oz. )KG •.. 48' Editorial Page lngha~n County News October 21, 1954 Page 6 ter jf tho horml wot~lrl puhllclzolll---~------,------­ hJC., ,, thcir wru·i1 unrl plnn~. In ttll'll tlw: honnl woulrl mr:civa rt lnl mnro Hllfl[Jor·t In their nJ'fm'tH to lll'ovirlu .t~t'.s Name the Mandates Now urlequntu sehoob·. In ,pnrtlettlm•, wu arc sura tlml If llwh· long k"• , ' ,J1itr ter Novem ,JOt' ~) w 1nn 1ng cane11 c1 nics am 1 presstn·e' Down by the range plnnH were pul into enn· G! 1 ou~s will be shouting about the mandates given by the crcto form, nnrl lllldted up hy llw sd)(Jol ~urvey unrl planning surl/· v~tcrs. Others,. nncl among them tho Joser·s, will say no lee offered hy lllll eollego, thoy ~uch mandr1tcs wo!'o given. SYCAMORE woulrl rccclvn much more sup· ;, · We ought to plcl< the mandates now, so t hcrc'Jl be no port from the people becuuso 1,,,,,,' lht·y woulrl have It holler undet'·l question about wlmt I he Jleopic want wit en the new congress PoliticlmJH nn1 not bcautl[yfng I Er:C'Iesiastes; "'l'hc rlogs cnl of the •t~d .,, US·27 to tltn usJtal Jlt'C·eil!r:llon t'I'Ltmhs which fall fmm llwit· st rmdlng of wh;[t wns needed uml ~~~;elected. Because there'll be a new cong1·ess contmllcd by extent I his fnll, OJ' cl~c tile nlmost llHrslers' lniJle," Mnlthew; '"!'he why.. onc"parl.y or the olhct•, Many polls show the Democt·ats will f'DntlnumJs rains lmve wnslfr•rl rinll' is llli'IH'rl to his own vomit Ill!. o. K. l't.Ul.Jo:Y tho signs away. I Wl'nt 1!iiJ miles lfgaln," Peter•. IWII!•:Il'l' HI·;YFAit'l'll the lowet• house and possibly the :->t!tml c. Polls have lleWJ'Y C, llOANe ~»riffcll up lfiHI IHtdl over I hr. wen I< C!llrl b~c1~ Wrong before, but few Republicans doubt. that a trend nnrl Sllll' no more I linn 11 lm I[. 'J'Iml.'s llw mw C:luu·lir. 'l'lils " '"'" tl 1" 1 · , () ., Hosr:ornmon county anrl pm'ls of )(r>rns aliout rJogs-~''Wlw slPc]Jetlt Is one of things I lcnl'llcd l'I!C'eully. more as lCY (J( ever·y yem· except one lor 2 ycm·s. crawford and Clm:e. wlih rings shall rise with fleas;" I wns Picr·IPrl a rllrPt:lrll' of llH• The government. has sLopped t•oasfing coffee. baking · Hl!mrJr's, "Dn(!s, yc hnve lwrl your Communli'y Clwst at the l!IS·l bread and mulrt 1r tent, .1Jnu n. 11t1Wns congress will they claim a mandate of the people to put the utul 11 1tonl. 'I'Iw tlul'l•s w••t'l! 011 him JH'or!]J('I'olls, Jw will not hllc seleclerl on a l'ouni,Y bas1s. Some govel'llmcnt back into these and olhct· business lines? plnfPs al llu• l'url• hoiPI. 'l'tw puul ynu, '!'hal Is tJw prlnclpal differ· o~ I hem arc fmm your cnmmu· cncc hetwcen a flog anrl n man." lnlty. I • · · Under President Eisenhowet• and a RejJUblican cong1·css a !s in llu• pal'l• Just. nul'fh of' llu• A thought thnl hns liroen pnra· 1 Jwfl'). 'l'lll' IHIU( is SIJIIII'flf)n~ III!IV 0 Open friday Nights Until 5:30 start has been made on the St. Lawrence seaway. Dcqm- rnadt• or hhw·g·1·1·on •·un,·wt ... Othl, There arc many n11wrs-"A rca. mount In my mlnrl Is that every c'rats, who found money fm· mldng leaves and scm·cs of ttuut·~·h, •·ight th•·•·,. Ill's ide llw sonahlc amount or !lens is r:nnr1 1cnmpr!IPnl arluli in Ingham coun· 111111 fnr a rlog-kr.eps him fmm ty shrHtlrl lww the opporttmity r tloondoggling ventures, blocked lhe seaway fot· 20 years. ril·•·t·, •w Wider iu tlw tnnh. hmnrlini( OI'Cr'hr.lng a ring;" "Let hnve to.sce how lhc chest wprl\H. Will the vote on Novembet· 2, if Democrats win, be construed Thnnl 1or governmcn nvors. resic1 em· • Isen 10WCr as rascals." Hefe'rences to clogs oci:m· tn ltavo rccognilion for their ef- cve.a fhnn~;h Ute numc dot•s not .1'19t.fl~POintccl big city politicians as ambassadors to help them frequently in tlio Bible-" A living fort~. Perhap;; people would np- ncccssa1'ily hav ! tu lLJipeur wilh Save 1 es~a1~c answering gmft charges. There has been no Rcpub- dog is bettor than a dead lion," prceiato the school problems bet·l the 'jmhlishct y,e,t. <\nnounced. mittcd to do so by state laws. rather than admit It couldn't wns to provide state. support ·Io• the 15 crmlmunity colleges' 110\\' .. ",·, ~P ils prmwunc~ment of Sunday the Dctl'Oit Citizens IIe said high risk policies-111m spe1ul all its money. in operation. They offer the firs' NOW m.s.the 1r.g~r:ne tc, Trade League said, "W·e do not believe that any pel'son indulging in a policy 'Raying off ·if it' doesn't That's why It was· refreshing '2 years of collcgr., making room biUgl~~or other lottery has anY. charitable purpose in view, nor lt·ain 'tomorrow-arc seldom writ· when the Macldn'nc Straits in the 4·yenr schools. we believe that any charitable purpose needs any support Len by Midiigan firms: Lloyrls or Eirldge Authority .turned bacl1 ~j~ 'flle sceonrl alternative wns to 'Qr. aitl from hin~;:o." , . ' · · London, nmong others, sell them .$24,057 ri·om funds it roc:eivod to expand the 4·year colleges, r If You Want to .~:::~:~~ccali' whGrt you.last att

licnrv Vcrlielst Put the Bird on liifJh 'The Good Old Days Political Leaders· Show Nervousness The Story of "the lmmigiant and Golden Eagle lly llhlllw \VlLito men! ha~ lwon: "'l'lghlcn your On tho HUI'fnm, 111 h•niil, Wll­ 01111 \'lllll' Af,l'n , , 1\lh•hignn l'rt•ss AsstH'lntiun belts." iinms hml IHiopll"l MlNannll'tt who!PIH·ar·l"dly a:-J 11 running Ily Vm·n1111 ,J, III'IIWTI l'f'[liiii'H nt I ill! !'0111'1 IHIII~If!, ltll111-~ : "., ,Jirn Dart ,walltr.rl nway unhlll'l Hopuhlleans nntl DPrnm·r·aiH 'J'hP l'flm[la(gns or l'lll'li pari,Y mule unrl huR pliinlu•d SI!VPral Mom than :l:i haw lll'nllllri In liiC' loi\'1!1' tr.· '-< •.,,_ ..-- ...... 'l'ue~rlay nlghl wlwn IJIH plalll' holh were rwrvous !JUt t!Ptf'r· will he! a fevnt• pill'h until No· Y<'lll'~ m·,!~lll!; platform uppr•ar:1nc·c•s with him el.ipsPcllilllr'n Wlllrl is lo hn rl'laiPd i(low; 11f 1111• l>l!llrlln'(, J'llllllilll(. roosted on 11 [PJH:c! at ,Jpwell air· mined nli llwy went into liH• l11sl vemlwr 2 wliPn 1111 nnlldpuled 2,· pori. lle rP.ILJJ'IIf'tl [rom Charle· wee!\::; o[ 1111! lfl:H rHIIl{laign. iiOO,CIOIJ dt izens· go to the )Hills In lnle in the r·nmpllign, hurc ()(!!'Ill !'PI I. Most or lhiiSI' Whll clown faully pluml>lnr: ()I' IH•.tlill': '-­ vnix too late fol' a twlllghl Janrl· 'l'IIPY senl Donnld H. LPon:ml, Wf!l'(' llwn nl'nllnd Mnson and lllf' pipf's, l~r• r·nmr• llfHill thr• riPJ1osrll I) , Midtlgan. H••jHrhlit•Hn irH•umhc•niH nn lilt! Pag!P, r.allwr dlnr:y from il~ Iori!.( '' lng. Ue cuJINl alwacl nntl had tlw foJ·nwr Htale and Delroll ['"lil'u iilllll! li!Vt!J --I ill' all Ill' ill')' gl'lli.'TII], Ingham r·ounly c•our·l IHJIISI' !111V1: Mason innrllng strip oulllnPclwllh eommiKslonl!l', nul lo LIIJSI'Ilt t;ov. gxpPJ'Is"on t11e polilkal Sr'l'l11' aurlilot· HPIH'ral, SI'C'l'l'liii'Y or pa:;~r!rl In tlwir II'II'IIJn ;.aid wm, lmnwdlali~ly inlrlguPd hy Iris lind and incprlrr•d 11s lrl lis hi:.lnr.v.l mi:-;judge,J tire Jomlion of lht! fol',llll UIIJ!I'I'I'I'dt•nled loarlh lt•rm I!VI'I'J'IhJng. pnlgnlng han! In [([•Pp from !wing nhout tlw t>Vi'nl for S<'l'l'l'lil .YPIIIH. f saw tills pic'il!l'l' of li1l• Wlwn h<' \\'1JH lnld I ill' slory 11!1111 • ' 'I'IIPY say lhal Ll'onanl i:; 1111' Sugm• heals shippPi] from Mn·' As· they w<•nl Into llw final day': 1lrHI lirnl' siiH'll f•:n,~li• In lm:t llblllll II !JPir1g swr•pl olf lire ' strongr!sl nJlJHll11'1ll tiH! Hc•puhii· o[ the <·c~mpalgn, lill' lssw~s a1·e son· arr• goillf.[ In lhe Mlehlg:111 C'ILIIH hnve pul 1111 ngnlnsl Wil· lt>I'ITI, lfll!l·iiO, W!!i!k's Tnr.rhnm Courrly N••w;,, 1111 , IH•ilrlln•r, IH• said II :·hrHilcl go Oh:,t>rvers :1rc• l'onflrh•nl th:il lwr lc 'l'l11• !ale OJIVI'r 1\lnliw 1\'il!> Sugar Co. plant at C:11"o, thr.ce. "' • Iiams fliJI,'P IDIF!, thai, wllh his ur·ge c•aJnP In liSP 1ny JH'eognl iVI'h Delrnil JIIH'kJ(I'OIIIld, LPfllllll'd 1'1111 lire wl11111'r of I hi' fllli'I'!'IHIT' ml'o willr lhi• Pdllot• 11111 1 pill a hll nl llwn r·w.lodian of I liP building. Tl" Hollin lllosoi!V, ID, Wllllamslon, lti•Jrnlllil'llll: will Ill' fliT' t•nour:h ii!H•;ul lo avoid tolrl llPTll':.' nhoul Ill'' fus~ wlwn S]tllt orr Dem''''l'at II' urban sup· forgotten history on Jlil{ll'l'. 1 do wn~• 111 l'ialnil'li 11 :>1111' farmPI' 111 1. LcoJUII'Ii 1\'0L!ld givr• Mil'hi· a third r•nn:;pr•nliw ('('('fllllll. tlrlfi nol only lo n•mlnrlliHISI' whn IIH• w.rs lroughl nnrl riP· ilw nnjlonal l•'l~i\ ~llilVImlion held gan C'hicf I'Xf'C'IIIivt> of !Ill' hallll! p"rl. Par~!<' 11 nt hrrs prclllt•l a hWing lowarrl 1!1•sl IH•sl: 'l'ht> wlnliPI' will he have fnt'glilll'n !uri lo point In a11 <'!illl'.11 111 ' toulrl nnl at':( lhr• hll; I in Kam:as Cily. polilical iailll aH the Hcpuilll('llJI· 11 Williams l(l'PaleJ' lli,m r•vPr in illil''l.\ by nl il'ast :l:i,OOIJ wlwn ali exntnjl[f' of f'IHtd l'illzPJJsliljJ. Jll'l l'l~:lil •·an·y in wilh him I'IT·r~rlm· 1lrivt> r111 t lw IHI! th • side! !l. LJcmoeral H 1n·e e I n lm i n g houw was lrulll lmlr a C'l'lllllrY 1 Jlnnry s:ild, "N1•vcr· mind nhoul HOilll' ollll•rs, ir11'1Udlnr; n li<'ll· 11 I stalw in I h<' l'h•c·llon Iii l'On· of tile court hous~. credit for achluvcmenls of lht! ago, a salesman !IIIII it hi' mnJH'.Y· 1 1 c·;IIJ hnve pl'rmis·l IPnlllll·gllVI'IIlO!' and Jll'l'haps 0111' lrol of lop ;rppolntlw !Josillons in <'Ill~." a!oJIJ~ r 10 'Yc•III'S Ago-WI 1 !{epuhilean icgiolalut•e, liwluclln;: Hold HO!lll' I'Ollllly olll<'iah 1111 II:,• I sillll to l'Pp]lll'l' il I 1l•iJI JiX It so Ol' two of 1111! stale mlmlnlslrallvl' 'itntc~ gov(lrnntPIII. lr!Pa lh111 lh<• I'Upula JH'I'ill'd c•x!III il c•an TII'VPI' hi11W rlrr\VIl ;n~ain, 1 1 Thit!V!!s whlwd tlw J\meril'nll: the Slmi!s oC Mal'ili11ae hridg1•, hoilrrl. '1'111' Ht>pllhllc·dn c.Pilllil' ll'illsl'd ;ulrll'llllll'nl. Out 111 soml' funrl, will have II•; golrl n•sto11•rl. J will Explc"; offlc•c• in tire dc•pol of 21 balancing liw budget, impwvlng lo ad on iiii111Jiil lOll lop appoint· that golden r•ar~IP wn~ pun IH~S.I'il. put 11 up, and tlrr·n· will he• no l'Hses of shotgun olwils and prlmms ;~nil mt>.nlnl lnslllu.llons. Campairrn I ralls will criss· nv•nl~ as 11 ~llllt•rl llllli<·y In the 111 hop!'~ of r•h•r·lin:~ 11 iti'Jllilrlir•;m When It was placl'cl It! Jlll:illlon r·lm!'J~I', 1 w1111 t thai c:agle up r•nse nf rifJP ammunition, c·on· 3. Wlllmm:• .ts Hll[lJllll'llng a C'ross With hoi iJ I(PY t•and(ditli'H Dan:•· )~OV(I!'IlOJ' NnvPnlllPt' ~. thc,r·e wet·e ••r•Jps :tgni!Jhl !lll!'lt .c'> 'VlJPI"P 1 C'illl HPP i! iiS I JIH:-iS ilion~~ sir• ned to Hos1·11e Arnold, highway lnulrl111g. prog\'nm Joug laldnr; lo tllf' air to IWl'[l fill'· * I ,, lr:1var:an'L' ami ag;unsl. huyn1r; lhe slrr•1•t. 11 •,lwuld he up when• villi', Mondny night. AITout S·IO in sought by Rcpuhhi'ans. 'J'hu g1!V· dJHiillll lljlJIIIilllnll'nls. msh was takt>n from 11w Mickel- c1·nor lo n.unr. a .spr!r'tal "WI!'VI' ~aVI'tl f'llllllgh HO (]1at Without !Jl'II]JI'r auliHJI'IIy and ui]H'I'S <'fill s<•c• it ion. I wanl to ~wants !1oth Jllll'lii'H h11Vt> comp!PtP Iill' IH'Xt goVI'l'IIOr l'/111 gl'l L'lllll!'nl ~i(i~ln~t wash: of Jllllriil' I unci:;. rio 1hal to olrow my nppn•f'ial iun son-1Ja:1er planing mill nncl a eommtsslo~1 lo, H]l<'llll lughway H<'IIC'riules for all llwlr f'lllllliilal!'s, 'l'l_lls ollll'I'Y drrl not lasl _Jo,Jg r.. r of wlr:JI this l'ullnlry and llri·; truelt haiiPry fmm the MaBon money whtle Hl•puhliP<~ns vmnl In with tlw Plllirl' slnl<' gl'lling to· of all 1111• lop ag:•JH'I<": will! hh appo1nlnwn1~ in tile• !lrsl 2 Wllh lllf• llrst ill'iiVY Wllld Ill" low11 lias meant In me and In my EIPvntor the HamP night. tum It over to lhe highway dl!· gr.IJJr.l' at iiT1JlO!'Ia111 S[IO(S fol' Jllll· llimsy suppot•i on whil'i1 Ill<' (' was l.liwn down :1n;1 tnrn:uln •::, siPPI and snow llul'fl'll•rl Scnalor Ferguson, lhe fiepuiJ· 1 scnrlinl,( an expert lo Mason lo with qreatPr paynwnls in unem­ Jican illr·t,mlwnl, lar'l'S n C'luil­ for a fnurlil term'! hirlrJPn IT! Ilie ila~:Ptnl'lll Will' I' I' II ill<' l'aglr• illll nr•VI'T' ill ill 11, iii'TirV stLi>ly hospital rweds. ploymcnl •·ompensnllon, enaetr.rl !Pngr. frnm a rPlaliVI'ly uni\JIIJ\Vn "We'll pi'Oirahly c•on!lnn most langtlislll~d for 21l yc•.tn: under d11•d, s 11 rJirl Oliv•·r·. :Iilli so Jj;a,:e Tlw slate fire marslml liJI:lil Will! llc•lll't' t•ilizl'n~. of lll~(ii:Jill •·ounly vane. Its nohle henri ami hl~al\ •l'inter·-that eagle !aces up. to il. tection. against ,fire. 1•'ar bcltr.t• and not waiting, as he f'lwrgp:; * "' mPnl~ an• IIH' lir(IIOr l'lllill'lli f'Oil1· hun a wif1•, also lli!lr;ian, 11111lalsn I ill'lii'Vl' Ills e1:ampl1• 1:: onP that nlways fa1•c din·ctly into the wind, So did IIcnry Vcrilelst. lie was proll'clron would l~e gainPrl, hC: Hepubllcnns hnve, fot• arldillonal Democrats clnim tiJal all iR mi:-siDn, lite ei\'11 ser·vir·e com· 1111 llliPn. '!'his •·rrup!1• lilml i\nwri· a led of i()(lav's wn•h•xs citizen' whet lrc·r il he a gentle zcplwr or· a good worl,man, a good citizen,! declarPrl, by ~·leaning lh? .iunJ, surveys ami studies for the pe:lf'l'flll ldwcl'n Wlllinms and lmiSHion, lilf' puhliP sPrvil'l' mm· l'il anrl ns sonn as Iiley c·oul•l mi!~lil well fnilow. 'l'o rrrnry, I hal a IHILTimne; whetlll'r il he a wei· tnd a good husband and faliL~r.l otll of 1111' allw and J;ecpmg the nr.Prls. MeNamara after early difflcul· 1mission, lhl• ~ocml Wl'lfarc t•om· qualify, hoth llei'ill11e <'lllwn~:. <'aglc• \VIIs a sym!Jol nl wli.tl np· •·ome rclresliing <:UITellt ol air to l'lial is why I IPil I should wrile ]Jiace clenn. 2. lluiirling agriC'llilurc 'hy pro· Ill's, an1l the race will he furiou>;. lmisolon nnrl ollieJ's. , '!'hey nl~;n soon il<'l'llll1<' :an Slate collegr.' proph- 3. William:-; claims thai pron· I!cnry VPI'ill'i'l hy IHIIlle, I'HLiiJ loVI'. esierl lilat after tho war FM I'll· ress made in ilis G years in orril'c li;;herl hio own husiness. 0111! 11.1,\' Tlml mgiP, y(IIJ ~-,.,., h. mon• Talk I tJavlor Heads Masonic Arch'. diu may :-;,uppl;mt present hroarl· could nol have hel'n po,,sihli' he was called upon to do :;om~! than an ot'llameut. II i~ a weal her casting and lelevisi11n may h:! Iwithout a political SJllil between Boo/; adapted for commercial viewitu;:. Ihe governor and tho legi~;lal Ill'"· 11'""'" "I"'" 1" llw p 11 1,Jit• 11 r '"''"'· 20 Yt•ars A~o:·u-I!J:ll He says lie has needle.! I he legis· ·run11c•'• l~t'tlucll, lnl!hnm C1,uttty fil,,u,y, lature into uc.:lion. DR. CECIL L. GATTEN lw~inulu~ ~( jilf'lollll'l' !i. Muncbty I lll uug-h ThcrP arc 10 parties with cnn- Snl llroluy ~-r• :au; 'l'u•"""Y """ Tt""'""Y· rlidates at the NoVt!mher :!lee I inn. 4. Williams ~ays Ille nnly He· CUit:OI•JtACTOI~ 7-il; 'l'w """Y """ 1-'l'iduy, 11 :::u.r "a"; puhlican answer to unemploy· 1aLurday, JIJ·I~. Tiley nrc Hi•puhlican, Democratic, ______Tnmadocs ,dll Ill' injure ]Hill· I :;ociaii•;l, Cc:m.nllllliSI, Cummo~· cralic, Prohibition, Socialist, So· Jlou rs !J - 4 wealth, i'ocrallol Lailor, llmel'l· c1a 11 s1 Labor ancl Peoples. dn•cb ol Amerk<~ns every year, . r.o 1\lmultty tlll'ough F1·it1ay I can, People's Progresstvc, .t•Hrm· A. w. Wliill[Jir., the Dansvilli:! NATURE ON wilh properly losse:-; lolaling mil· cr-L:ilmr and Nallona.· 1 'fh c D emo· •express mnn, dtovc to Mason I ions of clollars. Now I iley hnve crats have the first eolumn. from that villarr,c last WedniW· 'HiSH Olt. on · tlH' period ferrer! to. the prosec·i.lltng li I lor· You never can toll when Nature will run amo• _. l , '1 I' HJ l'l 11 , . • ,, E 8 1• ney for h1s legal oplnton. •> yeats prpc·ec tng ·' ·' w~c In Lansing Salurrlny clclegat~s 10 ! 11 ~" rn11 were ~s 1e 11 a .oe '· A second Ron wao hom OelohPr cause heavy damage to your property. llvt Y'* • \ wr::c·. :-l:l tmn.Hiocs L'C[Jorlc•d 1nl 0 r I he stale's 32,000 lln>·ai Arl!it \Van1lred But·t, Mary ,T;~ne Bur· 18 ~~·Mr. anri Mrs. Fred T~. Wll· Insure ogalnst 1011 at small coati Mtchlgan. Deaths and [ll'Oflel'ty IMnson~ elevalr.d by acelamalion ion, Harlan Collar, . ~lin zern Iiams at Cold Spring farm V:!- lo~~cs w~·re lower than thu~e of Penn Funes! Naylor of Detroit Colby, Ruth Evans, Wrlhnm l•,an· ' nctglihormg slates. . ns lhc most excellent grand higll son, Clmrles Ham_mell, I<~Lihleen va.r.ile finishing louch was put not H. Chappell Agency 13-17 W. Delhi Before r.retling into argurnenis priest. llunt_, Lura Kln!1150 ~. 1 F 1 'zn~elh the new court house Tue~day. l\ :1 e fen t1 in g Mic!iigan',c; great Naylor is the_ fl?ll~ Midti[~·lll ~~~~llli~::;.~.~;,L~r~~roll~y Ct',m(!~~:: enmmil tee has been narnNI to brili"P lo·he, furtify vourwlf hy Mason lo serve tn thr~ capae!ly, '·' , , S : ' C· . "'! enr rlisposr. of I he old buildings on h " I I . I . . I '[I <11 11P, 1 '") c ' I t I ST9CK UP NOW reading H. Shi1·Jey Smilh's '('j]g a111 11~ e cetllln COlnCllCS WI .1 M· .· , W •J·J T I e 'Zicinnsylvnnia, Feh· . II P .'. r· Y·l '· ., 1 1 1 0 pension ill itlgcs o[ J\mericn COil· l'Wll'Y 1a, 1902, the son of Bert .!Ill • I' en d lllCI commerHlatinns that a om:­ ehapter No. 1134 and 10 ycars la'er mill tax be nss- {{Uides. This ts a warm story of I r!omesli~:ity in the out-of-doors, Holt Sent Pumper filled wll h woods lore. Mason I~irc Chief Lclnnil All'; . Some o! the spectacles involver! tin said the Delhi township 11rl' Children's Ill changmg .from .n ne\~~paper-~ rlcpartmenl sent it~: pumper tn mm~ to a dmry fn~mer me.iurlecl the barn ,file al Dr. M. .T a p1g stampede: wtfe ~nmnmg n Crecn''s as a meas 11're o[ good· Speciall rcap~r clr~sscd u: ~ sunsuit, unci Iwill. The Mdson depart men: 1 4 Permanent Proofs .. tl;<; ~olln~se of Osca~ .Uml.~ut, t1, ; aslwd only for the Delhi lanker in a S'l'ANIJA!tD OIL DEALERS boiiovo in service J;ned ~dn. A~L IS NO 1 BU 1·[to make sure that the water sup· '1 ER ts a llght-hcarted, boo]{, ply wmtld nol rLln short, sai·l Lovely llaby lluol• 'l'hcy know that tho best service thoy cun giv~ KBine~'IJet.' •• EYES ARE PRICELESS .....~ shm\•lng what happens wh~n 2 Austin, and not because the Jlre you is the pence of mind that gocH with driv­ amateurs tnlw over 11 dniry la.rm was getting out of control. ing a well·curcd-for cur. GOOD LIGHT IS CHEAP! and attempt to 1enrrf everytlung the hard wuy . .Tnmes B. Wheel- will be remembered for her pre· ::ltundnrd's constant research mulws its products hotter. ::-.working ••• studying. All of these need the right light' wright claims il all hnppened to vious book, OLD JULES. , S~undnrd's trained, cxpcrionccd dealers knoVt how to help you ·eyes see right. Check your home today! Replace him. One who hnd nothing 1o hide ntnkc tho best usc of Standard's products. And thoro urc 110 bUr•niJII•ot•t buill•:, • 1111 those empty light sockets with the right size THE BUFFALO HUNTERS, r was Hose O'Nefll Greenhaw, Con­ ~andld Weddings productti which will givo your cur bettor performance than STANDA~D WHIT~ ~nowN Promiuin Gasoline •• , SUI'Elt ••• and, whilo you're about it, light up those dark stairs and I he story of the Hidr. Men, by· .federate S!)Y. REBEL ROSE by 1 for 1afety's sake. • · Mari' Snncloz, is not concerned I Isabell· Ross reveals that Rose 121 o!lll~ In '$25 ' Plll\MALUDB-thc multi-grndo ull-wcathcr Mot~r Oil •.• , and with men who were experts at lied more limn 3 llves. She was We1ldlng AI bUill . ' IJl p Super Lubricution Sorvico, 1 ' • I' . • hiding. The author's father knew !mown as a, famous Woshingtoh SET FOR THE LONG WINTER EVENINGS ••• some· of the hunters personnal· hostess, a · polilician, an ncl ive No Truvel Chllrl,'ll I Trust your t;ur to your Standard Oil dealer. Stop toduy dt Standard-and drive your cur uwuy-with confidence, ly, so It l.s wi1h a grent personal 1 spy aml \";US usually involved in bulbs BRIGHTEN YOUR ,LIVING interest that she tells the story some scundnl. Her conneclions of how .the,plains states were de· were~ such thot she continued to ,' ~\ populated of their millions of send military information to 1he LeC~~!"n.~!!ldio I .. .?.~ buffaloes. The boo!< is _rent wilrl South even after she was lm­ li08·5U Holllstel' Blilg, wes~, bringing in Wild Blll Hlcl{· prisoned. The southern victory at , I.iu11il ng DARD ol{, Buffalo Bill, Custer and Manassas was n)ade possible by Phone Llanslng 4·3022 Al~=· Chic~. ~~~tins Bull. The·' auth~r lnfol·matlon. she provldea. 'I II . l = I ' ' . .,. '. ' ., 'p!ncernliulll In rr lml·n, 'I or 2 In u Trco,; wlllt I hlcl> hnr!t shoulrl he parlly girdled 'to !Iii ow th~ ~hem· corn crlh, pos~lhly •one In each of Kill Stumps ,. 1 Rat·s and Mice· Can Eat the ot )ler 11U11rllngs un!l shetls lm1l to pcnelrnte, · '· will he onotrgh, 'l'he halt shol\lrl Cut slumps cun be treated wllh )JC avnllnble to the rodent:> con· With Chemical tho ~arne solution as !Jsed for Pro.fits- o.n:.l.ng.ham .. 'farms ... llnunlly over tho period of, 2 bnrlc sprrtylng. It gives ·~;:pod re· 1 ; , t • I weeks or mora. If !he hnlt Is left This ·winter ~ulls on even Im·go troes and lly .1\J; II; Avery·· · ·· · · . ' for s·cverAI weelts. Ynllow corn In u puper bug or slmllm· con· those dlfflcull· to ltlll •>Y othm• meal probnbly r.omes closer lu Jnlner nnll one end down and to Sllll hotlwred with those olcl methods. '!'he llrtrlt nnrl'ouler 2 or . 'l'lrls ls·the ·time- of ye(lr when. meeting the desired rr.qulre· hnHlr.n their acceplrmce, mnlw 11 stumps shooting rurt suclwrs· nr 3 Inches of the cut surfric:p of tho rats and. mice are moving Into meals. llrnp any olhPI' rencllly ~;mall sill In tho hag. hns thot brush you cut a while slump should be sprayed to thll IJU!ldings from flr.Jds and :!c.mco 1\Vailnble food. Every 5 yenrH u nntlonul Inrm ago come hadt to haunt you? runoff pCllnt. rows. They . wHI be Jooltlng for census Is tnlwn throughout the It's one ot those cases where Bnrlt and· stump treatments food ami pluceH ·to Jive. Before A. rreshly ground whole yel· country, The c!cnsus gets undci·· the. corn crib is fllled (a. a good low corn Is pwfencd. This fresh· cutting n tree or some hrush may lm made at any ~anson, hut way on OetohCI' 25 In the Ingham doesn't. cncl Your worry-hut best. rcsull:> are received fmm time. to !nstullulew bnit station~ ·lY ground corn men! can ustn1lly area or Michigan, Ccmsus qucs­ In corners of thr. ·crib· when polsi be olllnlnecl locnlly from an ele· there is rt remedy, suys B. H, early spring uppllcntlons. · lionnalrcs will he sent to nll on bult can be set. A couple o( valor or mlll lhuL ~rinds dully, Grigsby, Michigan Slnlc college farmers In the county ns In other· bourds about 3 feet Jonr. cnn !Ja Bread crumbs nre accepted plant physiologist. Pick n warm day Ii1le this full al~o countles requesllng that 'the plnced In a corner on a slant nml quite well and cnn lle prepared The remedy is chemicals, qml full to :;pmy for lice 011· yol'rr eftl· forms be IHJccl nul us complete· nulled In pluco to nllow 11 spot on by drying bread In an oven nnd thr!y can he userl In wlnlet·. lle, suggests nuy .Tilnes, Mlclil· ly ·as possible he fore the census· Woody vegotntlon can be !tilled· s 11 1 1 t the iloor where !Jnit can be Jtept. crumbling It Into unlformiy !Inc by follngc spl'!lys, lmrk EprayB r.r· gem •· tnle co ege r•nlo~o og s . If you. pt·efer; set n sturdy box parlldes before milling the pol~· tnlwr eomr.s around 'to plclt ,them up. If there am some qucsHonH, by trcallng the cut stumpH. 'fhm'l! ------~-·-- 1• In the corner, cut uwny u smnll on. ure 2 recommended sprays: One You enn freew r!clllldes before section of the crib s1nls to per, A single dose of either of llteso lhnt the fnrmr.rs have d!Hiculty In answering, these may he com· HOW, TO BULLDOZE A BULLDOZER-Tills ancient steam tractor·. pitted against a modern, is a mlxtum of 2, 4·D and 2, 4, 5-'1' 'or uftrn· httldng·--lt's tiP to you! rnlt placing bait In the crib !rom poisons wlll not unllmtrlly !till esters. Anothet• Is 2, 4, 5·T In· fur.! Coolcle dough Is eusler to puclmge the outside. unless u very large amount Is plclcd when the censuslnkei' diesel-powered bulldozer Isn't going forwurd, but lt's not being tugged away. from lis laurels, either. The onetime mcchnnlcnl workhorse of the farm drew u "draw" decision from the judges oil, From 2 to iJ quarts per .10 and. tultes less freezer· Bjlnce; hut The polson being used !cir tho consumed. 'file poisons nrc !pOSt comes. effective when tnltcn In snpll Il Is Jmportunt that fanners 'lt a corn ·harvest festival ncar St. Joseph, Mo. gnllons of oil Is u good mixture. to snvc time ,lust before ser·vlng, pnst few yenrs in rnt control has amounts for about 5 feedings 1' give thcii' complete cooperation On uncut trees, the lower 12 freeze them already hulwrl. Rc· been W n r f n r In, A new rna' or 2 duys apart. Thus, Jt Is lm· since It Is valuable !or gelling Inches or llw trunk and any ex· frlgernlor eooldcs ami most drop · tet·lal, Tlvnl, Is being· recom· portant that ample quuntltlcs .of ngrlcultural lnformullon on u na· that this· Is one of the common Iproducllon nnd livestoclt gain. muny home owners hnve been posed roots should be sprayed.· and hur eouldcs freeze well. inended nt the present time to go ball he nvulluble for 2 wcelts or tiona! baBli> to use In mulling mlstnlw~ lltnt can hi! made ·in Overgrazing In the fall fre· dlsnppolntecl.!n the effect of 2·4D nlong with or in place of the more since some lndlvld•Jal forecasts for the country, It gives hunc.Jllng fcerlr!I' eallle. iie It qucntly' slows up the recovery hc!cnusc they have applied it In Wurfurln, · · rut~ sa~:; and mice may not cut the ball a picture on n nallonul basis pf Is lmportnn! lo give the cultle grO\yth noxt spring. If there Is Jhe heat of thr. ~ummer• or when · Warfarin und Tlvul are quito ,when first exposed. 'l'he eontl'Ol the number· of llvestoclt of vnrl· the right ltind of ~larl aftel' they little or no forage left In the the plants arc dry. Weeds, he odorless .and ti:lstelcss·ro the rats ol mice' rnay require .a Ionge\' OliS ltlnds· throughout. the COUll· arrive: First, give them fj rest field, the llvestoclt sliould here· mulntulns, s'ltould h!! gtowlng and when. mixed with food in thi\ period of'tlme than for rats, try and the number· of acres In period ancl allow them to become moved,. pnrtlculurly on J'ornge vigorously sui:h as they m;e this recomit)(mdcil. proporflons, tho , . Warfarin. unrl Tlvul may !till I the various. .'!rops. It therefore ucqunlnted with thelt· new h~nme ficlrlR In tlwlr regular rotation. fnll to get the best resultH with u i·odents do· n9t' assoCiate the·. ef: · helps In rna ttng 't long time plan and s'urrouncllngs hcfore ptilllng Olcl June grnss j1astures will not chel]llcal. He say::; fall Is the best !ect 0'•• ·tile· polson \VItll 'lte' cattS"." ·catsblooded and ntilmals. dogs und Chielwns olhei' warmshow mow: .rccur.tle., '.'. , · Each', farm ...n r 1 n them, on .their feeding seherlule. be hurt too muelt und muy be Ume to get In the most telling G. -Thus,:· in lhe',Preparnllon·of llu!t. 'considerable lolerancc to the ef· the country ~houltl beneCll. from Plenty of fresh water anrl itscd as u 'place to tum Ute blows against . such · pests us Wayne Feighner lt..Js .well to::tqllqw.djrectlons· and fccts of lhc poison. On the other this lnformaltnn when It Is com· medium quality hay will he cilwH Into ,huL they will get. a clanclellons·, chlchory, wlld carrot Auctioneer uad ·only .the amount of polson hand swine uppr.ar qulle suscep· plied and sent haclt to the various plenty of feed during this gel· little to feed, and buclclrorn. -He adds shrubs C!lllc~l fqr .on the puCJmge .. These tlble. The potential hazard of the counties. tlng-acqualnted pcr·locl. ,When . rr hay fields have been left around the yurll are much safer PQlsons cnn b.e ·bought ready· polson Is reduced by the rc· It wlll he of Interest to farm· grain Is Hlnrte.l, clo It g-rndually. during late August and Sept em· when you sprny !l-40 In the fa11. "' Farm rutd llouscholll Sales * mlx!!d to u~e·or qought separately quiremenl of successive feed· ?rs to Jmow that the law prohlh: If the cattle have to he shipped her to allow for root storage for He recommends 2·'lD for all of •.' · nnd ·rn!Xcd at the fprm. · lngs. To lessen the chunce of ac- !Is the· census hureuu or any of far It may also iJc \v[s·c to pro· winter, these fields may he pus- these weeds mentioned above. Cnll 3670 Collect 1 Bait material should be not cldentul poisoning the bait rna· rts cmploy_ees or past employees teet them against shipping .fever. lured during October· without I~nton Uu.plll!! only acceptnble to ruts and mlcC! terlal should be acceptable to rats. from gi':'1ng , out Information Saving the life of nne animal may doing upprecluble harm, Forage Here's how to prevent wuete In and llnilttractivc. to humnns. and nnd mice !Jut unattractive to about un mcllvldual farm. Census pay fot· vaccinating up to. 200 fliclds to be plowed next year for the corn field: Run the tractor tlomestlc animals but also relu- . . . . • _ . . .· crtumr.rrtor•o, are sworn to sc· tl · slow and lteep the cornplcltcr In "CASU FOit YOUit IDLE ASSI~TS" tlvelv non perishable so ·that it other ,mlmuls as fni •IS possrhlc. - 1 " 1 1 ° lCIS. cullivnlcc.l crops should be used udj us ~ment. . . ' J Tl l 1 l l I creey anc carry persona crec. en· I would advise thai any feeder as long as there Is feed avnlluble. 1 ,will retuln Its ardors nnd taste dt;c;~ ~~n~~~ ot;s~o ~t~1 ~~te~u :~ li~I'l~~';~~r!~~r it~c~~:~ir:~i~~- fnrm· culllc hough! )lc kept scpar~lc Pasturing new sceclings is usual· cover·Jng mentioned above so that ·' ... · · . , . from all other. animals 011 lle Jy not n good practice and such· only the ruts and mice can get to ers n~sr~lunce 111 . mo1lt~ng the ,rnrm for a perrod of at l.ca~t 2 flelds Ehould be' protected from It · 1census complete, 11~ely and ac· weelts and watched closP.ly Eor gru?:ing during the fall. Hatching Weekly NEED A WELL?? ' · . 'curate. so lhat_Jt wlll. he. of real • shipping fever. Shipping fever If rains continue arid the fields The pwparccl baits may be value 111 compiling this rnforma·l will be nnticed by the animals All Summer I Can Drill purchased at elevators and drug tion 1 d i g off feed are soft, animals should he kept Sand inch wells for farm and home· LeMing Breeda · I 100 1 1 10 11 4 I stores throughout the county. If <.:~r·u Price ~1 y Go Up ' ng . ' °py, goe , n• "' • o(f. Pasturing these fields wl11 WWTE ROCKS 11 1 1 1111 111 11 Pullol'llm·Cicun Chlclts 6, 8 abd 10 inch wells for nir-conditio!W!g .. .t I I . . nm1 possJ l 1y som h ' II t h l I f II 'f . liotollln• Allll,._.r f. nrmers wun to JUY t w potson Don't. sell your corn at harvest the nose. II such symptoms arc cause 1em ·o e punc 1ec. ·u o . Commercial and Irrigation , Wrue; P~•~o.-lll'l"• .111; of.. 1'11 .. •• m the concentrated form they lime if you want the best price tl 't .11 1 11 t ·rr·tve .1 holes, to he packed harder than no ccc,1 1 wr Je we o ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 shou ld f o11 ow d Irect I ons very for it is the advice from L. H. t . . 1 have the ani t wy s lOLl d JC and will hurt nex LOWDEN fARMS'·' ·carefully in mixing the formula (Hil 'B;own uf Michlgun ·stale ve. e : 111t[~rtn 11 ar:r ~li'ltely Th~ year's pasture und hay crop. Gulliver's Hatchery · · ' horn" to b'c used ' 1 1 · 1 mo~ 1 s Iea 1 cc1 lmrn r ' · · 1'111 W d N . .H. AT~H· ER.. y· ' . . . a,:. . ~ . college agr cu turn! ?conomrc c. e- loss o( one animal may mean the • ce Fl ow Phone 5381· Euton Rapids S. W. HART · . · : ~~.·~- . :; ;'., ... : ·.: ··.. For rut control, place bait ut or partmcnt. Brown pomts. out that difference between profit 01• loss Here is n tip from B. H. Grigg •. Phone Mnson 5131 1\lason, Route 1, Box 88 Vz mile south on ~1·99 J'ho11o.Jaclc.ianll•ft.Oil \ > · · ·. , · . near· places where rats are ac- the drought made a slight dent on your feeding program. . by from Michigan State college South of lUnson on US·l2'7A at City Limits · · AllllO:Il.:: Bar~;, .. Rct.a~'li•nrt•t\• ; ·customcd to feed. For· example, in the 19:14 crop. Therefore we . . on weed controL He i'nsists. that · .~~~uk•=.· . .. ~·.. :~~furm ' 2~3o~~u~~~h~~d~oot~out2D·000 bushels of the surplus to'reeti animalH~nroafuwl~rr~ilie hushan0ry extensiOn de· "-~~~~~~~~~~~~~======~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ · ' _. livestock and maim corn fialtes. partment of M1ghlgun State ~ol- 1 With the large number of cattle lege for QUylng_r,:_um Jeedmg .:··s.EE', u··... :.s· ... FOR· and hogs· on farms and only a feeders for 1954-;~,,, . ' • 3,000,000-bushel corn crop, Brown 1. Keep posted on feeder cat· . ·, . ' · CE ' explains the price per bushel is tle prices. TRgz:ED bound to be boosted after har· 2. Pian a feeding program and . STEEL vest. time_ your marketing. . END · The lowest price for any crop 3. There ar_c plenty of feeder POSTs· { ELE.CTRIC usually is at harvest time and cattle.. the economist as'sures us the 4_ It lriolts lil~e the low. cost of (Also wire-fencers) price of corn will bounce back to feeders might ·have been reached 'J'reated Poles -14.--1().;...18-22-25 Ft. government Joan levels soon aft· during Ji.tly .. Drought conditions .. F~~C!l .:....,BMbed. Wire - Lawn Fence er harvest. He also says not to may have forced many to mar- · · Uaving been drafted into the army, I wm· sell at public auction:at· the Gates -··12~14-16 Ft; . :· worry about dipping Jnto the ltet . eailicr. than they had .. place 4 miles soutit of Mason on US-127 to Barnes. road, east, on Barnes corn' surplus. There will stii!· be planned on. Feed conditions have 700,000,000 bushels left. road 1 ~ miles or t2 !llile east of Eden store_ on Barnes road. l . ',. SEEDS. Wooc.l Inse.cts Give 'l't•ouble been uncertain in t!Je feeder-pro­ I - ducing areas. lUanunotb ,Clover. C!'mallhm .Grimm Alfu.lfa Wood Insect:;. have been found . Because of relatively good !Uelllum Clover · · Cert_iflcll Ranger Alfalfa 5 in the ,county this fall which 1954 ca~tle · feeding profits, we Lnlllno Clover huve been causing trouble in muy have more feeder buyers in Timotby.--Bromo farm bulldlngs. They are . the the maritct this· falL · Fm•tlllzer.·Orders Taken powder post beetles and termites. 6. Cattle feeding is n matter of It is important that farm people pulling on pounds on~ tlp-gmcl­ 1:00 P. M. 1:00 P. M. GENUINE , . OLGA COAL know which insect is· working in lng. Up-grading mear1s increasing Wednesday~ 27 I ' Oct. ' . Egg-Stove · RED JACI\ET their building, If any. the quality of the animals from Stoker .·.COLONEL JAClillORN The powder post beetle is fair to go or good· to choice. You recognized hy little mounds of should buy the l'ind of cattle that LO~IBARD. CIIAIN SAWS fiour-llltc snwdust on the floor will do this job el'ficiently.. Profits .Stockbridge Price Brothers. Mason below wood posts and other for the 1954-55 season 1should be Hog Feede~s - \Vatet·ers - Troughs - Stock Tanks heavy wood parts of the frame made at the time of buying feed· buildings. The ~mall beetle bores ers ns it appears we arc in a Phone Audionlers Phone into the wood, pushing the saw- relatively siahle . cattle murlt(lt dust, out behind him. Only· part with scusonnl l1uctuutions. There· 17·F-111 Maurice & Bob '2·8761 of the sawdust comes oltt of the fore, watch for big runs for ~oocl hole. Eden El.evator Recently w. A. Martin of buys. If the pacRers do not bic.l Phone :LO'JIIe 21M· • · · l'llone Mason 54180 up too high and push the Cl\ltle l ·· We·Give·G~Jd:Stamps Bunlter Hll1 township came ·to out of . reach of the feeder, the the extension office· saying that feeder buyers may maltc their he-thought he had termites. Your own market. 14 Cattle .14 . .·F:arrll ·Machi~ery , county agent an'd AI T.worlt, ells· 7. 1954·55 should be average ' . \ trict forester, visited Marlin's fat·m and found thut what he had feeding profit year, slightly he· Holstein Cow, 5 years old, due ·March 22 Intemat,opl.'t F~IO.: Trootor ·and· Cultivator, good low 1953-54. With the exception Holstein Cow, 8 years old, fresh, clilf by side · · condition • . · · was the powder post· beetles. of a low spoi reached in July, · Hol!itein Cow, 2 years old, due soon : . IJitcrnatloJial 7~ft. Trootor-Mounted !\lower Marlin had built u pole tool shed prices of feeder::. arc expected to Ilolstein-.Jersey Cow, 3 years old, fresh aud open · Internlt.tional 2-14 fuch Plow \ a few years ago which had not follow a normal patten\ for the Holstein Cow, 4 ye~us old, due soon · · John Deere Harrow . . I been treated. The powder post rerr~at'nder of this year. Prier.~ . s~seetion Holstein Cow, 6 years old, niilking Jolm Deere Side Rake : . \ . . · . ,; . . beetle hac! been worldng in ·the .of stocker and feeder cattle are J rafters and other parts of the normally lowest in October. . : lfolstei.ta Cow, 2 years old, pasture bred John Deere· 18-bole ·Grain DriU and Fertilizer.. At· frame building. In· most cases it 8. Sharpen your pencil, figure ' llolstei.tt Cow, 2 years old, ~astuJ,"e bred . . tachnient'-- · · \ is not expected that the powder .o.n your own cost conditions, and .Jersey Cow, 10 years old, milking J9hn Deere 290 Com Pln.itter, nearly n:~w post beetle will become numer· ·with 11 profit on a cattle market Jersey Cow, 4 years old, due soon . Jolm·Deere 7"8 ft. Double Disc 1 ous enough to cause great- dam· next year no higher than the, llolstein Heifer, 18 months old, nasture bred Stone Boat . .· ·. . \ uge to' the building. tiowever, ln. current Olle, When you get cattle Holstein Heifer, 11 months old,-open New: Idea :rrootor MIUiure Spreader Oil rubber, nelloi'· 1 the case of Martin's building, for what. seems to fit 'in wltb llolstcin Heifer, 7 months old ' . ly new · · · . . .-· ; . '!'work recommended that· he these figures-there is no point in llolstein Bull, 8 months old spray all exposed· wood parts . · b 1 Pressure Grease Gun · \.· · with the chemical "Tenta." This wart 1ng 1onget• to uy. 9. Feed according to the lengtl) T. B. AND BANGS~TESTED materiul may be purchased in 11 of time and the size of animal ... quaata,. sm.u A'j;odi: . . . . concentrated form and mixed up which you have on feed. In other '. 1 according to the directions given. \Vcircls; u short·time feeding pro-' and sprayed on or painted on the ,gram should mean· 'feeding tne ·Dairy ·Equipment exposed parts of. the wood. animal the full grain feed for a 1951· Chevrolet %-ton Pickup; and Rook, 8-ply . tires,. · '!'work also found termites In · on .rear, truck in good· condition i ' . 2 or 3 building· 5 in the c'ounty nl- short period. A long· time progrurn Chore-Boy Milker Unit, Pump, MotOr and Pipeline may· mean carrymg the animals Double Wash Tubs ·Now's.the ~~rn,!to equ_ip . thot!gh they are not widely through the winter on . hay and spread. Ordlnnrlly the termites lots of silage· with a very small 10 MlU' Cans · Can Rook .. S~e.ep work Is not noticed sin,ce they amount of gralit, if any at all;, Pail and Strainer your_CA,.:WI,/01' ~D-45 · 20 Hmui Slaropshirc:Ewes ...... worlc Inside the wood ..These then possibly' gi·assing the ani· small ant·lllce Insects must have. 1mals ·until late .or middle suni· with: •• ~ SNAP;.CO.UPLER ·. access to water and usually worlt mer and finishing off with grain ,under cover. They are not apt to · at that' time. · •' ·corn· Low.-cost SNAP~OOUPLER conversion groups a!e be worldng on bullcll~gs with .a: Pll!ltures Are Problems 20 Acres Ohio good cement foundation, .If you .·Full is the time to watch pas· corn available. here .ror eveey.; Allis· Chalmers CA, WD, or 15 Aeres:Standing Corn WD·45 Tractor· and matched' ino~ted implements•.. suspect termites are womlng In turing If a good· pasture or hay . It wlll pay You to. convert your: tractor and imple­ your buildings, Ray Janes, ento· field Is to be available for 1955. ments because ••.• you reduce get-relidy time on both \ mologlst from Michigan Sta~e. Farm crops men of Mlchigul) colle~ •. suggests ,. you puncture Stat'e college report that certail') · . . mci~te4 implement and· drliwbar jobs.. · . · : the wood with an Ice pick. If the practices. may, help in a few Terms:. Cash . .. Conversion .of your tractor nnd.dmplements is• a· plclt penetx:ates the wood easily, cases to provide field feeding but Not·~.Resp.ons.ib..li;- I . for- Accidents, . . ·relatively simple.rairiy dayjob.'.Or·.we will be glad to·. .. . ' . you are In trouble pos"Sibly with 111 many· other cases farmers wlll i . ' do itfor. yoilin om shop, . · : these .Insects, In· such a case, I have to resort to barn feedinf:~ . - · · · ' ' · , $H~P·COUPLER. ro:an Alllo·Cholmlll lradomork. • · suggest. you . get In touch with ,:I'hat will prevent undue damag'~ r-. ~ ! . . ' ' . •' . ' ' . . . . . ·;· •,' J' Al Tworlc, district forester, In the t 0 · the fields and to lceep up milk ·T11ne·in··· extension office. •• . . . .the Natloriai.F~rm ·. 'l'ha~mlng on Fecde.rs'l,' · ·: ...... ;..;..---:------..-..-, . •' .·· anii'Hcimt· tlovf.:.. : ·. ;:·.:ILLJ!~~!Ps~!,RS_.· . If· you are plaimlrig · \o have; · · · · · · · 1· · ~ ' .. . .. '. ·.· .. ·. lv•rw~satur41ir: ..: .. Nac· . .. your feeder .. cattle shipped In! Dr.- M~ J~ Green . . .\ ,... :· ;\(. 't ,· . ·,· soon, don't mnke the ·mistake of ·over-feeding, them on grain as soon Ufl. they arrive. Bill Finley,. N. C:leaor st. · ·Mason animal husbandry specialist .. at'.. · l"hone-Muon-9791:· , M;!ch!gan St(lt~ ~C?llcg~, .. report~ ,. I

1 e"~ somo rnU]Jii gnlug Itt the next fc1v crs won't l111vc to worry, lor Icy .Jr. SonR1 Grnrln IInlsteln, 82.7 rnuntlm tllicnrl for tho JltJLtilry in· Census-Takers urnplc, nllout their nnowor~ lwlng Chamberlain Herd : lh fnt, 2120 Ill mill<. ·. · Collin. Wishes 'Fali Rains cluHiry. lll!])jnci tlw L'llrrcmt sllllllJl tut·nccl' ovct• to Llw tux cnllcctot•, Uncier· fj yPaJ's-gnlCI'son BryclC!,, In L!gg Ill'h:cm Is tlw lnng r:llmh In Jn frwl, the l!tw lll'nhlhlt:; IIJo l{l'llcic IIolsloin, 7H.Il lh rat, 1830 cgf{ pJ•oduellnn: 11nde In l[l·IO, Plan Drive on u~e uf lncllvlclunl answers ]Jy any Leads Test Group . l11 mlllt; unci Go mid Diamond, thnn •HI,OOO,OfiO,OOD cr:gH were JII'O· ngcncy other lilllll liJC ccnsu~;· hu· gmclc IIoiHloln, HH.B lh fill, l!JlO Had Fallen in the Summer dueml m1 U.S. frmns. By l!J:ill !Ill! I'll lilt,. '!'went y herds In the Inglmm 111 milk. Uy u,u·l Uulllu rts of mici-ScplemiH,r·. Tile clost!sl nutpnt hml ciJmh(Hi In !ifl,700,00fl,. Rural Co~_nty ·But. ufflclnls claim the !acts South D. II. I, A. llVUl'llgccl mon• Uncict• rJ yenrs--llnwarcl Oaltlc.v Too hull Hom 1, or the~o J'llins wus lings nl !Jii'/r., wllli HoyimanH /JOO nncl last year's prcuiurtlon A ~mall army of :kooo ferlernl llwy gnt heJ• will help mnny 11 thnn 3/J Ill of huttm·rat In Sep· & Scum, rp•rtrle !Iolslf'ln, HI.B lh In Qutohur. r.nnlrln't l!avn c·omr. In nncl wnnl nl !lfl'/r. Corn, slnocl Ill .totnlcci fl1,700,0fl0,000. 'l'lw 1!J!irJ ngent:; hr.gun lmor!ltlng on tho buslnes~mnn cleclcic the pro]JCt' lcmheJ•, ncenrdln!( to the ro]IOJil of fnt, IH70 ih'mlllq ··nlHI Cnrlton June unci ·,ruly when we nuc:ducl H:i'/,, wlwal a/ fl:!, dry IJC•nns nl totul Is cxpcclucl to lop , H!i; c:hldwns, Brolir.r prnciucllon also hnH sl>y, months they'll he tnldng lnvcn· or likely snlr"s outlets for current herds IUHI owners are: ,J, II Under 3 years-Emerson Dryclo, ycat•! At mlci·Octoiwr, fc!dc•rnl I!!CI In rec·cnt yPnrH, Jn 1!l lU tory of the croplunrl and crlltlc, procluctlon. Clwmlmrlnln, 20 I'Cl[.(lstcrcnl Ilol gnuie liolslcltl, B7.2 ·lh fat, HG/l crop reporters were ·rcvcullng ·' '' '' tlw c·nunlry':; l1ig Jn·oiler r~entt•rs tractors nnd freezers, \·md ovcrr· The farm census comes In >Ieins, rHi.D lb !111, 1773 Ill millt: Jh mlllt; nne! l.. B. Harris & E, W. r.onslclcruhle clnmnge to mrn, sn.v· , 'l'IH! cnm·hn1~ milo S~plc!mllor lurnctl out :il,Oiltl,IJOO llirrls: this t.hlng elsa that mnlms up tim first huncly for Hcpuhllcan pn!itlclnnH, Orin Shenlilclm, 1G rcglstoreci nne Lllcliflclcl, I'C!(istr.rl!d Ilolstcln, berms and !lelrl llenm; rmm execH· 1!i Blond nt 12.!!. II wns 14.1 the yPnr's hrollcr lll:orluC'IIon is ex· rum! census In fi ycurs. trm. Local GOP lenders m·e ill· r.:rucle llolstelns, 4'1.4 lb rat, 117! h· work Is very far In soullwastPt'll Mlr-hl· hlernlshrocl f()\' mnrl; gan; fact of I he mnttPI' Is, 1 clicln't or frozen p:lC'itH. Tllf' pt•oc·ess In· $R,ono.non,ono, :mel of this, rllsPase:; anclnllowed 7 cents a mile for the lwrt!Pr to flnrl. There's 1m sign Pr PC SllllJHll'l m· Jc · ·' mrn rnll such tl1lngs ns extwtly how J•;menmn llryclc, I Ci gmclc Ilol· r;cc any soyhenn flelrls where hnr·l volv.r'cl'ls shnllnr In /hal usl'cl In take $:-1,000,000,001\ lnscr·ls $2,000.­ usc of l he! r cars. until part of your wall or Jlom· r:mp in Ingham county Is $1 · much gnsollnc ami oil Jarmcrs ;Leins, :m.7 lh fat, 8,11 lh mil it; collapse:;. vcsllng hr1cl begun on 11 ll'ip jc!lly manuracturc, hut us thn 000,000. Lnssf!s nt harvest f'inlm {ll'l' lnlslwl, I he same as was orig· hurn In a ycm· us well us how By some lime In January, com· Lloyd Curtis, 20 registerer! c1nd through thai nrer1 lnst weak. .tlnvorln!( conslltucmt it. can 110 nnothcr hllllnn. Lnssc's aflct· crops .r. That's the worci on tlll'sc clam· inally nnnnuncecl In MarciL G. II. many o[ them usc electric pig puling mnehlncH will Hpew out :mcie Ilolslclm; unci Gucn1seys. aging lm;cC'IN from Hay .falms, 'used for strawberry slwrhot, lli'C! prmlw•c•cl mnrr~tnl In ahntJI • • ''I i\ Jrohln, · dwlrrnan of the cpuuty bl'Cloclers and how many grow a county-hy-counly tully •Jf farm· 36.7 Ill fat, H32 lh mill<; extension entonwliJglst at Ml<:hl· It'H n rcPorcl c·m·n erop for cancllcs or beverages. $1,0flD,OIJO,OOO. Livcstod( 1111cl Jl'llll· crs, their products anrl posses Mlchlgnn this yenr unh•Hs the,wP/ ,' "' * "' lr.v (:tncl their pmdur·tsl cli:s :;liw! Sr!p· nppt·ovrrl stornge ancl secure a thus speed up the census talmrs' Arthur Vlnec, 19 n•glslPrecl anrt expected to stahlizc around 8 lh, A goocl mnny people wen' sur· Iember 17 .... Fanners c·:111 <·ut Joan n.n the slorecl corn al flO% task, Potato Price :raclc llolslc!ins, :11.1 Ill fat, 867 IJJ nf parity, IJC salcl. nllk: 0. D. Crowell & Sons, 15 cou ~Q 0 QUe ~aw.u..urzui per capita lhiY year, c:omnarc•rll prlsccl llwt USDA's Oc:tohcJ' I clown corn pir:J;pr :wf'iriPnls hy In commcrr:lal corn areas, r n recent years, bus! n~ssmen with' last yca1·'s :'!.1 lh. Stnf'i1s or crop repoJ'I rlirln'l boost r•rJl'll lalting mid-morntn:.; anrl micl·nfl· grade Holst elns, :J:l.5 Ill fat, 87•1 farmers In hf' rligihle for corn have been showing an increns· Outlook Good h rnillt; DeLaney Cooper, 1!: marga'rinc on Scptcmher I wcrP prnslH!cls to at least the :l,OOO,OOIJ,. crnoon lunch or t·ntfec breaks, ing Interest in the farm facts. m·ice support must he in com· ·cgislererl ancl grade Ilolsleins, Does So Much! 31J'j,, greater than a year ilf'forr. 'I 00/J IHI!!hci level: i\r:tually, llw says o1w fnrm safety expert. They !mow thnt rural citizens ,Potato price outloole from now tJiianc·c with the farm's corn. acre· !3.1 lh fat, 7!l8 lb milk; Marlwt spf'cinlists flgL\rf' tile rea· <'l'op report Hlwwccl a rledinc of Stucllcs sltnw that r•oi'n pkkcr nc•· :tge allotmr.nl. In non-commet'cial spent $20 ilillion n year to run nnlii next spring is hrlght. Fo1 6on for the leveling fliT or con· 2:\,000,00IJ, iluslwls from the Sep· l'iclt•nls reac•h their peak atrrrut Clare anci Mildred Whilmnre, corn f'ountlcs I he corn allotment their farms, asiclc from un· the l fl51 late crop, now being liar sumer clcmnncl Is that state re· tomhcr I Corem.~l. Tlw over-all 10:30 a. m. nncl :l::Jo p. m. Cause 13 registered nnci grade lloisteln~. Costs So ·Little! pmgr:un is not in operation and, counted billions for consumer ' I strlctions on Poioretl olen are ru·miul.:tion or all c:mps was slight· o[ af'dclcnts was due' to operator~ vcHtccl, pr1ccs are cxpectcli to con· l2.D Ill fat, 87!J lh milk; L. B I lwrefnrc, liwre is nn ac•rcn~e nl· goods llieo autos, apnlianccs, fur· nbout wiped out. Anothct• f:lf'tor ly higher· on OC'lolwr 1 lilllll a growing tlrcri anri horccl ... With niture rmd clothing. In fnC'I, when limw lli~her this fall than la:H ilarris & E. W. Lltehficlcl, 22 reg. Is the slight c•omPlHJI'il nr !Jutlf'r month earlier. nut about 'i'j,, less lite first return o[ Polcl wcatltcr, lotmcnt requirement for tim rc· stcreli anrl grarlc ITnlslr·lns, 32.'1 cllH'0Ci llt'lf'C 'ilnllfll'(, hP CXJ)I:tinPrJ c•nngrcss earlier thls year was Assuming normal marketing pal· slli('C price supports wt•rc low- t11an last year. rats start "coming in." Don't for· rlebating wllclhcr to postpone an tern of late crop, storage stoclc:< ll fat, 81G lb milk; Gale Me­ cred. . ' * ,,. * · gel, an average rat cats !iO lh o To he eligible for price support, Michael, 20 registered ami r.:mdc PaJ' ngrlcull ure census· fo~ a not her 5 on January 1 arc likely to be 1 1 nr shr!llrrl C'Clrn must gracJp llolslein.~. ' • ' ' ' I Whctlwr or not thb govel'llmcnt roori a Vf'al' anti ric~troys an addi· years, hundreds of trade associa· lighter than last year. Thi1; point> 3t.li Jb fat, 787 lh milk; Not· one farm proriucl wns Idocs anything about egg anri poul· lional151l lb. There arc good pni: No. 3 or better except lllflt corn ::.:arllon Eldred, 1.u rcglsterccl Hoi· l~l·aclitW No. ·1, bcc:ltlsc of test lions·, manufacturers, llistrlhu· to higher winter prices for late bringing a price ncar 100',1 pa1·i1y try prices, the outlook is still Jor sons that give simple and ctTcc· tors, advertisers ancl rctnllcrs crop. ' :>Ieins ancl grarlc Guernseys, 31.G 11ve control .... Wool growers weight, is also eligible for price lb fat, 7;iG Ill mill\; anti LaVern support. 'l'hc corn must he in nde· wrote letters to Washington urg· ·'l'otal late crop is clown ahout will ho guaran tec•d an a vemgc ing a farm tally this year. The Elclrcci, 18 gmcic Illllstr.ins anrl quate storage anrl must meet 5'fi. In Ens tern areas, oUlllUl is r·eglslercci anci grade Guernseys, Ingham County News ·Page 3 return o[ G2 c~enls a llouncl for lnwmnlters ""P.nlua11y appro· smaller in most major JH'oclucing October 21, 1954 their 1m;, dip, untlcr a uew in· c·crtain moitilurc requirements. In :m.1 Ill fat, GS'J lh mille this slate shcllcrl corn with a printed the $22 million it will nrnas. Mainn is down about 11 '.(. centive payment [llan announced cost to tnke the census. lligl1 cows unli their owners moisture content of 13.5';:. or less In Central areas, only Minnesota were: by USDA. The Jaw requires farmers to ancl North Datwta nrc growing is P!igible for IL loan ami farm· Mature class-Dennis Vndcr· stored car corn hclow 20.5'/, answer the federal agents' qurs­ more 1l1is year, but I his won't llons. They'll havo to be specific offscl declines in ot11er ama wood, grade IIolstein, !J:3.0 lb fat, HUSKORs· moisture is eligible through Feb· 20GO lb milk; and Howard Oak- runry, 1Dfi5. Ear corn must be on such to'uchy topics us how slates. In tile Wcstel'll area, erops DEPENDABLE ••• SIMPLE Kill Cattle lice prm;rcssivcly dr,ycr after March much money they earn, how in California, Oregon ami Wash· See us now about much they own on the home· in!(lun arc up. Idaho expects no WITH PLENTY OF .CAPACITY 1. Loans ami purclmse agree· WAYNE TAIL CURLER Any ·warm Day mcnts nrc available through May slcncl, aml what they pay their change. Dr.C.J. Hubbard lONGER PICKING ROLLS 31, 19:i5. hired hands. \'ll:'1'.l!JIUNAUIAN Pic:( a \varm day late I his fall Price support is cnrrlcrl out Officials -say Inrmcrs will be Flints may· be mcltecl-wc see NIORE fULL lENGTH 619 S. Jefterson Muson BEMENT fiUSKING and give your eatt ie the dclous· I hrough Commuclily Credit Cor· assured, however, that any per· It dnlly, but an ungmteful heart ing treatment. Don't walt for porallon Jonns and pmchasc sona'l information will be l\cpt in cnnnot he; not by the strongest 1'hurw 2·11201 Feed &. Supply ROLlS winter. Whether you huvc beer a);recments. TIICSC will he avail· the strictest• confidence. Farm· ami nohlcst !lame. South nluson 1-ill'm~t or ch1iry culllc, n good treatment nhlc 'tn cligihlc gro\vcrs through ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ fur lice will show ll!l as a wei· Mny 31, 1955 in most areas and come sign in yum· acPount book, II mature July 31, 1955, Alchin reminds' M. · II): Avery;·'- .i••nnn t~· t•,\1.-><·1 --·~ agricultural· agent. For beef cattle I here a There arc men o! convictions choice of insecticiclcs,! Averyl whose very faces will light up nn points out. Iler.e arc the recom· ora, am! there arc beljeving worn· memlallons from the en in whose eyes you mny almost Stale college entomology clepprl.· rcacl the whole plan of salvation. LEADING FARMERS II'J515T ON MM HUSKOiitS rncnt: Compor11 lho MM Ono Row Huskor Wilh Any,,. In 100 gallon~ of water any of NOll THESE OUfSfANDIHCjr FiAfURES: these may he used: S lb of II Three gathering clutins operate close to the grouncJ, :3il'J, wettable power of DDT, ' • Adjustable floating sn~uts. 1% lb of the 25'/,, wcttnblc lin· • Sl/ecinl MM Snapping )1olls-63U inches long. dane powder, or mellln}.ychlm-- • Etght Husking Rolls-four of rubber, four of steeL 8 Ill of the 50% wettable powder. • Exclusive Big Cnpncity Cleaning Fan. But, hn caution's, only mcth· llaving rcntml my faqn, I will sell at llllblic auction at the llhtcc 2 e Extra wide husking bed. . miles soutl1 of Mason on US-127 to 'fomlinson t•mul, west on 'fomlinsou • Heavy 6' tubular axle nets as backbone for entire width oxycillor .of the 3 material~ ot'Huskor. . should be used on dairy animals rond to 'l'uttle road, south 01\. 'l'uttle ro~ !;2 mile to Lyon rmul, west first • Power tnke-ofi' Drive. A 1·2 plow traclor hns ample power for lice eonlrcil. farm. to operate nnd pull the light-running Huskor. Connections Lindane, accrmling to the en· to fit power tn]w:ofi' on nil stnndnrd or row.typc tractors arc tnmologisls, can be used on dairy nvnilnble. A spring tension safety clutch protects the one-row Huskor nutomnticnlly if it should clog. calllc for mange control. ·But, they say, milk shuttltlnot be solei Qualify control in MM lc~lorie~ gives you longer, better t'ot· 3 days aflci' the treatment: performance in the flohl. Soc~~ for complete lath. H lindane is used for control of mange in hePf cattle, it should 1:00 P. M. 1:00 P. M. be at least 10 days before sulc or TUESDAY, OCT. 26 slaugl1fcr, the entomologists em· Fran.cis Platt phasize. Be sure to spray all the' innneapnlis-l\loline mals in a herd, Avery cautions, Stockbridge Phone North of l\lasun Oil us~127 . Fhonc 2~5971 because lice can stireacl quickly. Price Brothers Phone Auctioneers Mason I 17-F-111 2-8761 ' ·Maurice &. Bob 15 Cattle 15 MC!chinery-Miscella neous Holstein Cow, 4 years ollt; fresh 5 wcdis l'llcCormicl•-Dcering Corn Uin(lcr, ~ood condition •, Ilolstcin Cow, 4 ymll's old; fresh (j wedis Su.~;:tr Beet IU111 Uenn )}•·ill, oil rubber campaign is nlmost ov!!r. llolstciu Cow, 3 yent:s old, fresh 4 W1~el1s Su~:tr Beet Plow hcaJ¥1 -ali Jdnds of wild llolstcin Cow, 3 ymtrs ol!l, fresh 5 wcelm 2 Hay J.. oadcrs statcmcnls. Th·e air has been Gutlrllsey Cow, ·2 years old, due in February 2-:Um·sc Cultivator filled with fals·c claims ami we Guernsey Cow,· 2•ycat·s olll, due !n February Duncan Stcnm Boiler Rcpublicuns 'have hcen smeared Guernsey Cowf 2 years old, due m Febt·ua•·y nniry •.r:utli Side Rlllw nd lied about from the begin· 1 lron-\~ heel Wagon I' Such tactieH, however, us· . llolstein Cow, 5 ytlal'S old, fresh 5 wlielis y defeat themselves. I think Ilolstebi. Cow, ll years old, fresh 0 wcul•s I>011J,.!;c %-ton Piclmp fili~~-> outcome will turn c:in an en­ llolstcin Cow, 7 years old, bred l\l:ty 15 I.. art;c li-ft.- Co(ljJeJ' 1.'ube Mill{ Cooler . _~ ... ~~r. 'PL ". ' Want ihe facts abo~t the outstanding two-row, mounted di!feren t fact oi•. llolstcin Cow, 7 ye:trs, ohl, bred June 10 · 30-in. !\I ill• Cooler and VItt · ~- (lfU:I corn picker on the market? Then talK to oWilers of the John . Durham-Guernsey Cow; 7 ymns old, fresh 4. wecl•s: nottlcd Ga..o;;. Stove W1l Rclmhllcnns outnumber tht• ·: t • ~· •. . . . Deere No. 227 Picker. If you dolt'! know an owner, see us ltlfl·whiA' cl'owd in this tllstriet. 2 Guernsey llcil'ers, 2 years old, !l:lsture bred ·. · ,A~Jtltd.1 -:we'll give 'you names and addresses' from our. owner's Hut we cnn 'lose the c.lcctlon If llulsteiu Bull, 18 months old . · . '::"·~·-:1• list. We're confident that these users can show you now we ·tnlte victory for gt'llllled. We Hay-Oats ' .. you pan profit by harvesting your crop with the Jolm Deere B~GS 1.'ES1.'ED -7:1:. . ~~~ cun't be defentetl If c~ICh one· of 200 Bales Alfalfll-Clover Jlay ~C;i}""·'!"'rl. . . No. 227 Two·Row M.ow1ted Com Picker, . . m1 will mulm It om· business t.o 200 Busliels 011~ . · , • ... · · ' More than enough capacity for the heaviest yields .•• 'i;el. out -tmd vote: A chunge of e~si7r. ~P.~.r~tion, including snapping roll adjusting levers less tlum ·ono. vote JICI' JtrcchU't \ Hogs :· .DEERE ... ;.. wllhm easy, reach of the ope>rator on the tractox seat .•• }Youltl huve · hl'Ought; vldoi'Y to . '·JOHN ', · · · · higher lift .•. faster, easier mounting •. , and rugged con. om· cumlhlntcs fm• Guve•·nm· In 14 lleltd Fee.tler ·Pigs, 8-10 wcclcs old Sheep.! !Ite lust: sevc.n~l olect.lons. Your ' .:·No. 227 PICKER > • struction to stay on ·the job-each o~ these f?atures. is worth 8 llcnd Corrictlaie Lambs -;~, , . • • .. : .. money ~o you. See us for complete informallon, vote is the most lm1Jortant bn~ lu the state. - · ' I This year's election is a trial run for 1956. The only way to errris: Cash '. , ;til A~ HoWlett &. Co. [Jrcvc:mt the left·wlng ADA crowd t . N.ot: Responsible ·for A_ccidents A. ' • \ I •' from forcing Socialization· upon .·. us Is to clo everything we cnn to ...... ( , . I out tl,1e mnxlmuin Republican ·The ltey to. our success lies understanding this . · Maite yourself 11 ''"""nrnr11ee o!· one nnd bring out FLQYD. L. MILI.ER, .P·roP. 2 or ,3, votes that might . ' at home but for your ' " I ,' : ,· ~oy Davis, C~$hi.er 2 r ... ,M's'';c·"''"E·>, ... the rlnirylnrlush•y al1il tho film· I I . . f': ·~~- -~ ~· Bell, who Ia stnfe. ngrlcultm·nl p i nrihngah (c'J, Ot Ihe ljghtlng'·sl!lJOr~ uy·wouJri· galn'-tlle turmm··trom p· · .. · N• h . h' ., ' .· ,. ,'' .· · .··xp iuns· \1,0 prog!'llln lill!clel1i llJlCL A, Q, f{elo 1g t 'a.IA mg [, . .: lll~, If the llghiH III'C to hn t Ul'lll!rl lncreuflcd ~nleH ancl thl! family ege romotes , 1 1 t I t • II 1 b 1 d J-1' . · -, ' · · -, · · on curly In the momlng; feed Discount Plan frl)m a better diet. Counfry· & Town -A .. M.. .II unen, ll n e .•... e u 0[1' 01', • Boo ts ·•··auing . ·. should he put oi.ll ~~~ the hopper:; · · · ' · •. · 'rho 2-prlcc plun Is· del·ntlod In Dr. Pau 1. ~. I er A. Borg, assistant dlrecto~. Wil! s .'L Ji~ I . . ' llfter the hens have gona to roost Dy · become nEslstan•; dlrectot· for fl, , . . -''·, ! ; •. :, ..... ·. .. tlw night before, F'1·esh wntcr Mil~ ~~~~.~u:~~~~~):su~gl-~fua~~r~~~:~~ nunco an(l udmlnlstratlon. . · ' Wlum nutumn. J!AYII h!!COJ1lc so should IH! provlrled nt the snmc~ For ·Su.rplus JIM DROWN ,: #ow get pdople to rU·ink stutlon quarterly Miller's new clutlel! wlll deal short thnt less thnn,.12 of the· 2•) time. · dil you pet~ment hul~ hours nrc a·otunl dnyllghti It's 'fhe usuul rcorJmmcndntlon for mqtll mllit.~to help wipe out the IetJn. primarily with develop mont of tlmc to .use cirtlll~lnl light hi the lighting equipment Is to •tiHO n lllJI'jliUS? ., .. pt•ogram planning, personnel laying house,:.,. ·.. · .' · .

'_;,;;_.;....;..__,______.....;,_..;.. ___ 1, class. Cl'ln't spelr the., na111e· "Jesus;'' Such a hal)r;licap has board also revealed approval by The new animal. ~ndustrlco may be usect. Lights can bCl tumed calleq for.some re-scheduling bf Sunday school work. Seems the bo!)rd of nn administrative building at Michigan State col• on In the curly :morning and -otT odd that bdys-,can be 10. years· old, attend .both Sunday school· reorgunlzalion of· the extension: lege I!: nearer to reality. Michl• 11t daylight or you can t11rn light!! National , f · service which carries ngricullur- gan State college's governlng on· at dusit and· orr li · ftiw hours and publi~ ··school for most O that time· and still miss the nl, home economics and 4-H club body, the stitte board of agrlcu!. later. Some poultrymen pre rei· to Thinking spelling of, the basic word in: Christianity. Maybe we· need ·work into ·ail counties of Mlch· ture, has announced it will ac- uac a· combination of . morning Farm Loan more than· just a· new school. · _ · lgan. cept bids for the $4;000,000 irtruc· and evening lighting.· ./tlltomatic .Fifty-two. aerial pictures of Ingham ~omity In the 11ew position, Dr. Mil· ture on November 3. · switches are a gt·ent :convenience · Association of f 1 b tnl b tl 1 1 C 01111 t N lcr will be deputy to D. B. Vnr· The new building wili be Jo,, but are not necessary .. · · arms lave e~n ...mn Y te ngtam Y ews ncr, who lias headed the cxten· cated on south campus, west of With any·of'the'plnns,_,hens 4115 S. Cochrnn d~rin~ the l)ast few weeks. This winter we're go- slon se!'Vlce program for 2 years·. Farm Lane and near the . ilve· sho\lld be glvcq a·13·11 hour dny. Phone 1!!80 ing to have flome fun with them. Starting next .. In the reorganization, titles of stocit pavllion. Tlie site was Regularity In the use of lights Is Cltnrlotro BUi·l:ding?· month, we'll publish the first picture unidcntilied. assistant directors of extension cleared of bams last year to important. Once started, 'light The first one who makes the. identification will receive 'Will be given to· Mrs. Leon·a Mac·. mal

If your cattle have a scabby, I K ( Qff .· d d Bl k rough hide and thin. hair, Jt!s eep . Having sold my fann;· I.. will sell at putilic auction at the pilUle located Stan a r oc ows ' . 2 mile.'i south of ·Lansing on M-99 or lint fann north of JoUy CorDer on probably inange. Lindane ls the .f .Aif If · M-99. and .Supply Co. ctiemlcal to use for mange, say rosty a a Michigan State college entomolo· . ',1,. \ :=4:7:24=A:u:r:e:lit:ts=R:o:a:d.:.======~c:ls:ts::.._,_· _ Frost-nipped alfalfa Isn't any : ' worse for bloating cows at night than ln the dny·tlme. · · But In the darlt hours· a bal- looned bossy goes umiotlced. That's enough reason for lteep· 1:00 P.M. SATURDAY~· OCT. 23 1:00 P.M. ing cows In the barn these fall

nights, according to M. H. Avery, ·( ' '• county agricultural age11t. I . But leadding dairymen jteep Phone their cows In at night because Price· Brothers Phone they are afraid of mastitis bugs ' and lowered production in adell· Mason Auctioneers Stockbridge tlon to bloat. · · · · · J. G. Hays, extension dairyman 2-8761 Maurice &.Bob 17-F-111 at Michigan State college, puts It this way: · . If the cow is in the barn nights and on dry feed, she Is safe-no matter how many p'ounds of trlcity pasture she has engul!ed. Cattle · ·Farm Machinery And ·when she Is loaded with Brown Swiss Cow, 4 years old, bred June 16 hay before turning. out time. ·in )'?''· 1947:·AniS~Chalmers· w. C. TriUltor ILild Powor.:Lift Jersey Cow, 9 years old, bred August 26 Cul~ivatOr, g9od ·condition ';·. the morning, she can withstand . , .: those daytime gas attacl{s better. Guel'JJ.'iey Cow, 7 yearii old,. bred June 20' International 6-ft. Doqble Disc . . I Holstein Cow,· 8 years olll, bred August 6 International 2-l',l; Inch: plow . . , . . .. · .. · Those· bugs· the dairymen fear -the bacteria and . mnstltls­ Durham Cow, 4 years old, bred May 0 ·. · David-Bl'lidley·5·ft, m~wer.On rubber, nearly new worlt around the clocl{ to cause Holstein lind Brown Swiss Cow, 4 years old, fresh- Davl!l~Bril()ley 4-b~r. Side Ritke on rubber, nearly , Holstein Cow, 6 years old, fresh and open 'new · . · ·• · .. · · · · trouble. Hays paints out, though, . ' ' Limited Tirile .. O.n~·~ . . that the bugs are much happier BANGS TESTED Qase: Com ~ljLnter and :F~rtllizer AttauJbment when a cow's· udder. gets con· ·.OU~~r::.P~Pblt:.:Q•ilfii.R~~~r .. ., . . .. gested from being par){ed on the · Mc\.io~iclc~.~rlilg · lt~hole.: Grain Drill anll Fertl­ cold-probably wet-ground at · night. , . · . · .· ~izer,. i\tt~_ruu¢a~· · ., : ·. · ·.FALL i'. . TRACTOR. . . ' . .• ' . . :"' . . ·, • • . ~·: SALE. · McCormiJJk · 8~secUojl' .Harrow. . .. But dry, . well-bedded stalls ·Dairy . Equipment ' . . ·-· '. -.. ·. keep ·udders healthy; . ·McCorniick•Deermg :Corn Binder with Side Con- · DeL~vai ~ilking ~achine, 2 single miits, purrtp; and . ·'.::,.' .veyo1o.. .. ,-: ... · ,>· :,: .· :. · : '; r A good dairyman, . says Hays, lets .his cows ramble In the fields motor . · .... · llltetnatloJiilf. M&Diire·.·spreiuler. · Sllii',FWer, , UlJl'lll~· . the day, but he barn~; Schultz 8-can Milk Cooler. · · 40-ft.' PIPei · ·. r them at night and feeds them on Farm· Master Water Heater 2-W,heel 'S~k TNU~r . ·.·'.. :.!.~'·,..-·: '. Price$··. $lashecn a winter schedule-hay, silage Can BIUlk 6 Milk cans cora:Ji S.be.ne. r.. ··. · · · ~.: .. ;,,£~ ~.; and grain. Starlilie Litter Carrier a~(l TriUlk · s.n · . Bioode~· •ouae Set Cow Clippers, n~w· Ll!,rge ~eeil ;TaaiL . on Farmaii:Super C 22 Stanchiens .. >· -, 9 Drlnkilig Cups ~t Platform. Se&les . ·. 2 Hog Troughs Babcock Wall Milk Coolet: , Darid~.ll~~y ~y .Lo,ader on rubber;· nearly new Corn Will Bring Set Grapple ForkS :. · · . · , 14-ft. Wire Gate . · Tiie time to get this price r~~uctiqn .is now BB·it is for n. limited time only. l H;.f~ .Elecltrll!· Motoi with. line shaft · · ~ore Cash Later t:arge screw:Jack . ,: ·.. . · ; . Poultry Pipe· VIle .. :' ...... · ·• ·. . ., · . Jlydr!'ulic J~k Don~t sell your corn nt harvest Set· Dl~. and: Pi~ 'Cii~rs.;. · · · 1, time If you want the 'best price 40 Head New Ilamps1aire Reds QU8Dtl~ Gilabl· Bags· ·' · · Log Chains for it.· - Fence .(Stretc)l.er · That's ·a·dvlce to corn growers . Hay/BbPti ·. · :. ~ ·:".' .·· , ·• ·. ·:· . . .:·.-,See lt.:Today '~ .Price It· Today··- Buy .It T.Oclay : Forb: and' Other. Small ~rtlc1es , ·~ \. ,,I" • . . ·. . ' . ' . . ':,. .·•. . ·, ...... • ,' . from ·a Michigan State , college , agrleliltural economist.' · L. li. . ' Tlie Super c is equipped with .,BSt liitch, . tho.· fBStest' ~d most eo81ly Brown· . points out . that the · Barn-Silo· .. mounted llne of attached to.ol!J p~oduced . today, , . , drought made a slight dent in ·· .:··:;···'·,:· T~uck . . .: .. . the 1954 crop. S5x65 Hip-Roof Basement Barn. with· new roof, are also. featuring savings combines; ·ADd sprlngtooth harrows, • t I ,', ( ,,•,, '.-~ •• :: ::":;. 0 ', \ ' ' • , ' • ' ~; . ·.We on; d~e So we'll have to dip out about 14xS5 Wood SUo · . . grain. drlHS, spreaulers and 'P; T. 0. . . .. ' . · ~tc~*iO~·,ruek,·8x16 Rack, good condition·· 1 2,000,000,000 bushels of the sui:'· ·_.,,. ' ,, ~!. :.! ·.. :: _.,;. •.:. ; :. ~ .: .; . ' . . ·. . ' . ' 1 1 plus to feed livestock, make corn flakes and other things. • ~ ";,... I • + ,•.,. • ,''' : ,\i I' ,. ' • ·, - ; _.' With the large number of cat· tle and hogs .On farms and only a Terms: Cash · ·..- "ot .. Responsible ·tor Accid,nts

~~-~~~~~l'i;~:';{~j~:~e! corn crop, 1 UsetJ .. Equipment.·· II the price per ..... No. Goods Removed from Pre~i~~s: Un~il. Settled .. ·,':.'.~· ' to be bo\)sted aft· for · ., ..... , • •.·. ,. t • • • That.' !a reiuly to go·pad;prlced to aell . : . ' .... · . . . • .. •.::·:~_\>::,'~\.:< .. :':\:, ', i . . ' ···- . ,r , : ·\ ~·., . . .

J•· ·' ,• : ,.• ' . ~. H"G !\I NOTJC Ei'l Legal Notices

WIIHon T H Icy Ales

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Ingham County News .J2w7 NOtice of General Election • Tuesday, November l, 1954

PoUs WU~ ~e Open from 7:00A.M. to a:OO P.M. For the Pl!.up~se of Electing the Following Officers

Govm not, I.ICutOiant Go\ 1 i'Jwr, '

On the Non-Pat bsan h.tllot, 'ot1 1 s \\ 1ll dcct 2 Ctrctut Comt COJmmsstoners.

Voters will also ha VI the Oll{JOJ tmut~ to 'ott• on 4 State Amentlmcnts Proposed Amendment to 11revent diS• quahfwat10n of dectors hl cathl' ol IM\ mg movetl Wltlun state durmg the 30 days precedmg an elcctton, llro­ poscd amendment to s,

Thcrt• ate also 2 county p10pos•tlons PioJJOsal to mcrcase tax rate 1.35 mills for 1955 on all protJcrty m Ing­ ham county fm constmctillA a m Hies hmm, pt•I smmel quartms and rcmodchng SllllillOrchcs at Ingham County Chest Hos1ntal, and prOJlOsal to antho11zt' boaJd of supeiVIsors to levy tax oft1.35 mUis on asscssetl valuation of 1954 for yt•ar 195) to construct nm st s home, personnel quarters and remodel sun porcltcs at Ingham Count~ Chest Hos1ntal. 'l'lu s1 cmul pi OJJosal "til be 'otc d on only by !lfO}Jcrty owners. ~ Polling Places Alaiedon Tow~ship Wheatfield Township I Polhng Place Almcdou Town Hall Polhng Place: Wheatfield Town Ilall Almedon voters w1il also \otc on t )noposed •rownslupllall Site lllii chase • Aurelius Township White Oak Township ORDER FOR PUBLICATION FINAL ACCOIJNT (I Polling Place: Amehus To\ln 1~ AND DETERMINATION OF HEIIIS ROSTRANDER-October 29 1954 Stnto of Mlchlgnn 'lho Probnto Cou•t Co tho County of lnshnm r At n oooslon of snld Cout't I cld on Sot>lombc• 30 I D54 Onondaga Township P1c•cnt liON JOliN McCLELLAN, lngharn Township JudRe ol Probntc In tl o Mntto• ol the Eotnto of Polling Place: Ouomlli!,a Town llall CHARLES ROST!tANDER Dccon•cd Polling Place: Ingllam Town Ilall Notice Is Hotoby Glv~n Thnt tho llO tltlon of Donnld D Cnrucntor Admin IHttl to1 of Htld o•t •to ptuyln~r fo1 the nllownnce of hi• fln l1 uecount for a do tctmlnntlon of holts nt h1w nnd for tho Vevay Township nsslgnmont nncl cllsttlbutlon o! tho resl­ d 10 o! • tid o•tnle will bo hoard on Oc· to bet 20 196~ nt nino o clock In tho Polling Place: Vevay i'own Ilall Ler.oYJ Township fotenoot nt tho Probnto OITico nt 205 Weot SnKinnw St~eot Lnnalng Mlchlgnn It b 01'tlored That notice thereof bo polling Place: Leroy Town Jlall given by I>Ubllcntlon of " copy hereof for tin co weoka eonBocutlvoly lll'cVIoua to •• ld dny ot hont lng, In tho Inshnm Delhi Township County Nowa nnd th~t tho tJotlt!mtor cnu•o n opt•Y of thin notice to bo oo~yod lllOII oncli ~nown l>nrty In !nteront a~hla !qat known nddrc•• by retdatered all 1oturn r9ceh•t clcmnnd~4 ftt leant ur· teen (l~J daYa prior til auch henrln or by pcr•onnl aorvlco llt lonat llvo (G) dny• 111ior to uucl\ henrlng JOHN MeOLELLAN A True Copy .Tudso of l'rqbate Robert r. Drnko ~ Ro~tl•tor ol l'tobnto 40w3 hJgh11m County News October 21, 1954 u~oAt, Norrmns Legal Notices

•rH£LEIJ£NDOFSLE:EPV HOLLOW" ASATHRIVIN6

CONTE"NTED1 lii?.ERAl. HEARTED F/\R.MER WHO W/\S A PICTURE OF AI>UNDANT LIVING IN THE DUTCH COMMUNITY ALONG THE ~IUDS ON IN THE VAST VAN TASSEl. P..AI'I.N "EVER.V WINDOWANllCI?.!Il/Ct:: St::EMEO TO fJUII.ST FORTH WITH TI-l£ TREASURES OF THE FIIRM "

AND RVNN NG WATER, HIS O!ILDRE'N THo SCHOOl. P..US MECIIANIZ£0 OR NOT. VAN TASSEL AND HIS SUCCE;SSOii!S

HAlE IN COMMON T ~E ~INDUSTRY THEIR THR FTINCSS

AND THE R. DE:S R~ TO PROVIDE FOR. THE FUTURE SEC.UR.ITY AND WEl.L-IOEING OF THEIR.FAMil.IES