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VOLUME 48, NUMBER 25. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1953. TWELVE PAGES Free Maps to All Busy Session Mrs. Mary Thorp Not Guilty of Embezzlement Dies from Gunshot iditor's Corner Plans Completed for Tuscola County Wounds Wednesday At this point, the Cass City Supervisors Set Mrs. Mary Thorp, who lives Christmas decoration project Yuletide Decorations three miles north- and one-half County Jury Tuesday promises to be the greatest since mile west of Kingston, died the event started here a few years The Christmas street lights will Wednesday evening in the Pleasant Frank Rocheleau, former Gagetown village clerk, was ago. be turned on in Cass City Satur-' County Tax Rate Home Hospital from the results of Besides an increase in home day, Dec. 5, and displays are ex- Voters Okay Edison self-inflicted gunshot wounds. found not guilty Tuesday in the Tuscola County Circuit Court decorations, the Kotary Club will pected to be erected and ready for The Tuscola County Sheriff's of charges of embezzling funds\paid to him for water ser- help out this year with an ambi- judging Dec. 12, it was decided by Company Monday The Tuscola .County Board of Department was called to the vice in the village. tious project and the Gavel Club is the Cass City Chamber of Com- Supervisors opened their October home at 5:15 p. m. and found that session Monday and heard reports Mrs. Thorp had shot herself in the In the two-day trial, 48 witnesses were called to the working on twice as many figures merce at a meeting held Monday Cass City voters' approved the •as they erected in 1952. in the Cass City Municipal Build- from various departments in the head with a ,22 caliber rifle. stand who testified that they had Detroit Edison franchise for an- county, established a new commit- She was rushed to the hospital paid for service. The majority of With the great number and ing. other 30 years Monday when 60 variety of displays this year, it's tee, set the tax rate for the coun- here but died from the wound at the witnesses showed receipts for Flying Saucer To avoid 3confusion and to make voters went to the polls at the City ty and allotted money to several their payments. going to be very important to sure everyone sees all the displays Hall. 8:20 p. m. The bullet entered her organizations. head above the left temple, hospi- Roland O. Kern, defense lawyer, have them all listed on the map to this year, a map will be printed Fifty-nine of the 60 voted for be prepared by the Cass City Taxes in the county will be tal authorities said. based his defense on the fact that and distributed free to persons the measure that grants the Edi- higher this year. The board raised no bank book was issued to Mr. Chamber of Commerce. visiting the area. The map will Spotted by son Company the rights necessary the tax rate from seven to seven Rocheleau and he had no record of Time is needed for preparation show a route to follow that takes to maintain service here. Only one of the map, so don't put off until and one-half mills and increased the money that he claimed to have in all displays and will give the negative vote was cast. the valuation of property slightly. deposited when it was brdught to tomorrow filling the coupon on this name of the person responsible for The vote in Cass City was one of Cass City Man in page.. The Chamber of Commerce Total valuation and taxes to'be him. Yet, Mr. Kern said, he issued Two Cass erecting it. a series held,in the Cass City area. collected in the five townships in receipts in good faith for the would like to have every display According to representatives of listed and this will only be possible In order to print the map in the Cass City area are: Elkland—• money turned in to him. time for distribution, it will be the company, the vote in Cass City valuation, $3,860,860 and taxes due, Small Draft Quota The jury deliberated from 5:25 through your cooperation in filling will conclude the special elections out the desired information on the necessary to have the names of $28,956.45; Ellington— valuation, p. m. to 9 p. m. before returning City Men each person who plans a display in the immediate vicinity. coupon. $818,415 and taxes due, $6,138.11; the not guilty verdict. ***** on file no later than Oct. 24. Elmwood— valuation, $1,584,200 For Tuscola County In a case before the court At the bottom of page one of and taxes due, $11,881.50; King- Wednesday, Neil D, Farvor of Caro Two Cass City men joined with It's easy to tell that hunting sea- this issue is printed a coupon. Dis- son opens Tuesday. Returning to ston—valuation, $1,£25,840 and j pled guilty to a misdemeanor for hundreds of other citizens through- play builders are asked by mem- ! destruction of property and was Cass City from Caro Wednesday Youngsters to See taxes due, $9,193.80, and Novesta— The Selective Service Board at out the nation who report having bers of the Chamber of Commerce valuation $1,099,800 and taxes due, ordered to pay a $50 fine and $50 seen a "flying saucer." afternoon, two beautiful cock to fill it out and return it to the Caro announced one of the pheasants flew across the path di- $8,248,50. s costs or spend 60 days in jail. H. E. Crowther and Glen Force Chronicle at once. smallest draft quotas in recent By agreement of both councils, rectly in front of the car. Free Film Here Money to Hospital. j months Tuesday when eight per- reported that they sighted a do- Because of the time required to The board approved $1,500 for the original charge of malicious nut-like shape high in the air, fly- Naturally, they stopped right on draw the map and have it printed, sons were selected for military the edge of the road within easy the operation of the Adult Mental destruction of property was re- ing extremely fast, directly over the Commerce board said that no duty. duced to a misdemeanor and when shooting distance. They always do On Halloween^* Health Clinic of Saginaw Valley, j In addition, the board announced their heads. display can be listed that is not Three other counties help share! the charge was reduced, Farvor The Cass City men's report dif- —until 10 a. m. Oct. 20. Uurned in to the Chronicle by the that there will be no induction call pled guilty. expenses for the organization, j for November in Tuscola County. fers from the usual report of wit- Oct. 24 deadline. Saginaw County pays $4,000; Bay Mr. Farvor was brought to trial nesses to the objects in that they The Chamber of Commerce is A free show has been promised Of the eight men selected, one for cutting to pieces the clothes of County, $3,000, and Midland Coun- was from Cass City, Reporting at saw a hole in the middle of the again offering $120 worth of youngsters in Cass City Hallo- ty, $1,500. Fees from the clinic Helen Pike after she had stopped saucer. Report Roberta prizes in the home decoration con- ween night by the Cass City net another $600. the VFW Hall in Caro for duty seeing him. Tuesday, Oct. 20, will be Gerald The pair are positive of the test. First prize will-be $25; sec- Chamber of Commerce. The Supervisors also donated Prieskorn. jfact because the object flew di- ond place will be worth $20, and Arrangements have been com- $250 to help support the Eastern I rectly over their heads and they the third prize winner will receive pleted by the organization to treat Others slated for service this Coming Auctions Hempton Drowned Michigan Tourist Council. They] month are: Gerald A. Kontak, Sil- saw the sky through the middle of $15, the kiddies at the Cass Theatre tabled a request for $600 for the the saucer. Fourth prize is $10 and 10 fifth- at a special show scheduled to Saginaw Valley Regional Planning verwood; Gerald Keyser, Akron; Donald Rutherford, Dale Schuyler Three farm auctions are listed They said that -it came over In St. Louis, Mo. place awards of $5 each will be start at 7 p. m. Commission until the January j in the Chronicle this week. their heads from the southeast and awarded. It will • be a regular full-length meeting. and Richard Fisher, all of Vassar; Howard Kester, Fostoria, and Two auctions are listed for Sat- was traveling so fast that it dis- At the meeting, William Jolly, movie with special comedies and New Ootomittee. urday, Oct. 17. Byron Trodgeon appeared in approximately one- recently appointed to the board to other short subjects. All children Richard Dillon, Unionville. The parents of Roberta Mae The board voted to establish a will hold a sale at his farm, three half minute after they first replace Stanley Asher who re- in the area who normally enter committee to audit all county of- miles east and one and one-half sighted it. Hempton learned Tuesday that signed, served for the first time at the show for the children's admis- she had been drowned in St. ficers' bills once a month. Super- (miles north of Cass City. Also on The saucer was flying so high, a board meeting. sion price are eligible. visor Arthur Dehmel from Unioh- Saturday will be a sale by Elden they said, that it looked to be no Louis, Missouri, where she had Other treats are in store for the been making her home. ville is chairman of the committee Local Soldier Tells Hutchinson at his farm, one and larger than a dinner plate from youngsters and they will see a top and will be assisted by Archie one-half miles south and one and the ground. According to reports received, Western attraction, "Shane." Miss Hempton,died Tuesday, Oct. Hicks from Novesta Township and one-half miles east of Colwood. The saucer.was sighted Tuesday 6. Details of the drowning were Varied Program at Fred Huston from Millington Of Unusual Job A farm auction is slated for afternoon between 3:15 and 3:30 unavailable Thursday morning. Township. Saturday, Oct. 24. Donald Lindsay o'clock. Mr. Crowther and Mr. Miss Hempton was born in will sell his farm and personal Force were near the Elkland Ceme- Pontiac June 5, 1932, the daughter Initial Community With Armed Forces property at auction, four miles tery, east of Cass City, when the of Mr. and Mrs. John Hempton. The Woman's Study Club met at north and three-quarters of a mile saucer was noted. She moved nco a farm in Green- the home of Mrs. Chester Graham Local Junior Club east of Decker. Tuesday. Two special sales are also listed leaf Township with her parents in Club Meeting Deford soldier, Alex Salas, has 1934. The highlight of the program in this issue. The annual Huron Don Smith Honored was a book review given by Mrs. one of the more unusual jobs in County Holstein sale will be held Miss Hempton was a graduate Hears Mrs. Mary the army, according to a letter of the class of 1950 at Cass City Patterson on "The World of today (Friday) in Bad Axe and a For Carrier Work Members attending the initial Augustus." written to his parents, Mr, and beef cattle consignment sale will High School. After graduation Mrs. Gumecindo Salas. Concluded on page 12. fall meeting of the Cass City Com- be held in Bad Axe Saturday, Oct. With Area Paper munity Club enjoyed a dual pro- Bush Thursday Alex was recently appointed 24. gram featured by the music of a crew chief of the only unit in Don Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuckey Leads quartet from neighboring com-" Craft and Study Korea that makes oxygen for jet Lee Smith of Cass City, was one munities and an explanation of Mrs. Mary Bush of Royal Oak fighter planes in the immediate Elkland Farm Bureau of 13 boys among 275 Times-Her- Army Pistol Team the air defense program in the told members of the Cass City area. ald newspaper carriers in the United States. Junior Club of the American Home In fact, the plant where the Meets Monday Eve Thumb area to be honored for Club Hears Klaus young soldier works is one of two A/2c Charles Tuckey, son of The meeting, held at the Cass j in relation to loyalty to the coun- outstanding work during the year. City High School Tuesday evening, try and Americanism in general in plants in the eastern zone. He re- The 'awards are won for being Mr. and Mrs. Luke Tuckey of Cass ports that there is a small plant The Elkland Farm Bureau Group City, was a member of the winning attracted an average opening the feature address at the club met Monday evening at the home tops in length of service, courtesy, night crowd which applauded Schulze Monday meeting Thursday, Oct. 8, at the in Pusan. honesty, perseverance, salesman- team in the 20th Air Force Pistol Alex reports that the outfit he of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Goodall. Championship held recently. vigorously the selections sang by home of Mrs. Calvin MacRae. Sixteen members were present. ship, promptness, citizenship and; Jack Marion of Brown City, Verlin Prior to the address, Mrs. Robert is stationed with is in actuality two The business meeting was in scholarship. Charles, a member of the 19th plants—both doing the same kind Air Police Squadron, won the right Morgan of Marlette and Ray Twenty-one members of the Schuckert, club president, pre- charge of Mr. Edward Golding, For his work, Don received & Clendenan and Norman Clothier Craft and Study Club listened to sided at a business meeting. of work. framed certificate, lapel pin anJ to participate in a championship The process of making pure Sr., chairman,. match in Japan. of North Branch. Klaus Schulze, German exchange Mrs. James Champion and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall sweater. Don has 40 customers ors They sang two selections and student, speak at a meeting of the Ivan MacRae, delegates to the oxygen starts when air is gathered Besides being a member of the for fractional distillation. The air were chosen as delegates to the his route in Cass City. winning squad, Charles was the j were called back for three more organization Monday evening at East Central District Federation State Farm Bureau annual meet- As part of the entertainment [numbers before their enthusiastic the Cass City High School. of Woman's Clubs meeting in Dec- contains 21 per cent oxygen, 78 individual high scorer in the event per cent nitrogen and one per cent ing slated in East Lansing, Nov. for the day, the boys and their when he fired a 423. ' audience would allow them to Mr,. Schulze explained the ex- kerville Oct. 6, reported the ac- 11, 12, 13. parents were conducted through leave. change plan to members and told tivities of the sessions to members. rare gases. Winning the match places the A huge compressor and a freon Mrs. Clair Carpenter led the the news offices and composing team in competition with other The work of the ground ob- about German life. He told the The/ told members of Girls' Concluded on page 12. rooms of the plant. Town, which the State Federation unit refrigeration process then winning squads from all over the servers' corps was vividly por- club that he was selected from - trayed by the two members of the among 45 applicants for a year in hopes to sponsor and reported that goes to work to take the oxygen Far East. The matches are sched- out of the air, Salas said. uled to be held late tMs month. Concluded on page 12. Concluded on Page 12. the organization is requesting individual clubs to register a The compressor supplies pres- Cass City Meets Yassar Tonight strong protest over the proposed sure of 3,000 pounds and tempera- site of the State Rehabilitation tures of -310 degrees are reached Three Sunday Crashes Also Injure 12 Prisoners' Camp, slated to be through the freon unit. erected next to the Interlochen The process is allowed to func- Music Camp. The Interlochen site tion until a liquid oxygen is is owned and operated by the State formed with a reading of at least For 12-6 Decision Friday Two Killed in Area Accident Federation. Besides the two re- 99.5 per cent purity. porting, other members at the The liquid is then pumped A last half rally by Sandusky for the extra point failed and the Two persons were killed and 12 Mrs. George Vogler of Detroit and Leonard Oesch, Drayton Plains, Federation meeting were Mrs. through a machine that Alex des- ruined Cass City's hopes for their two teams left the field deadlocked injured in three area accidents Mrs. W. L. Pickering of Bad Axe, fractured ribs and cuts on face. Robert Hartwick and Mrs. Charles cribes as a heat exchanger. The second Thumb B Conference vic- at the half. Sunday. and two brothers, Eugene of Cass H. B. Hipp of Drayton Plains, Bigelow. ! machine turns the liquid into a gas tory Friday evening as the Red- In the third period, Sandusky A two-car collision on M-53, City and Jerome of Bad Axe. back injuries and facial cuts. Other business at the meeting ready for filling cylinders. s skins found a weakness in the salted away the game with a 48- three quarters of a mile north of Mr. Longuski was born Dec. 7, Harry O'Dell, Pontiac, cuts on included a resolution to publicize The plant averages about 136 center of the Hawk line to score a yard drive. Capitalizing on the Bad Axe, killed Bruno Longuski, 1937, near Owendale. face and right elbow. United Nations Day, Oct. 24, and filled cylinders every eight hours game-winning marker in the third weakness they found in the Hawk Jr., 15, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Miss Griggs is survived by her When the accident occurred, the to ask businessmen to display flags and has produced as high as 180 quarter to win a close decision, defense in the second period, they Longuski, Sr., Bad Axe, and Miss parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell .Shines were on their way to Port for the day. when running, smoothly at peak 12-6. rammed the center of the line for Shirley Griggs, 17, daughter of Griggs of Elkton, and five brothers 'Crescent. They had picked up Miss A luncheon was served by the capacity. Cass City went in front in the gains of five, seven, eight and ten Mr. and Mrs, Russell Grigggj Elk- and seven sisters. Phelan and were returning her to hostess and co-hostess, Mrs. Alex said that Ms job is super- second quarter but was unable to yards at a crack to move into the ton. Shine-Dean Wreck. her home there. Robert Hartwick. visor over a four-man crew, but hold its margin. Russell Foy end zone. Injured in the accident was Lyle Seven persons were injured in Puskas-Maurer Accident. The next meeting will be held at the shortage of personnel requires scored the marker on a 65-yard The kick for the extra point was A. Krohn, 18, Bad Axe. an accident at the corner of Bay A Cass City man, Calvin Puskas, the home of Mrs. K. Ivan MacRae, him to pitch 'in and help in pro- punt return. missed, but the touchdown proved According to .Sheriff Merritt R. City-Forestville and North Cass 18, was seriously injured when he Nov. 12. duction of the oxygen. The touchdown play was one of to be all Sandusky needed, as the McBride, who investigated, Krohn City Roads, four miles north of collided with an automobile driven the Hawks' old favorites. Foy re- game ended without further lost control of his car while driv- Cass City, at 5:30 p. m. Sunday. by Edwin Maurer, 34, of Bad Axe. ceived the punt and faked a hand- scoring. ing north on M-53 and smashed The crash occurred when Miss The crash occurred at the corner off to Jack Clara playing in double In the opening period, it ap- into a tree. Kathleen Shine failed to stop at of M-19 and Cumber Road, Patrol- safety with Foy. peared as if the Hawks might Mr. Longuski died at the scene the intersection and was hit by a man Alex Schwartzkopf of the A pair of key blocks helped Foy duplicate their sterling game of of the accident and Miss Griggs car driven by James Dean of Sandusky Police Post said that, ac- get started and then the little the week before against Bad Axe; died at 7 a. m. Monday in Hubbard Drayton Plains. The Shine car was cording to a statement made by back raced down the sidelines un- They took the opening kickoff Memorial Hospital. She suffered thrown into a ditch and the Dean Maurer, Mr. Puskas failed to stop touched to score. and moved to the Redskin 30-yard fractures of the pelvis, jaw, left automobile swerved into a field on for a stop sign on Cumber Road. Foy's attempted kick for the line before a penalty stopped the leg and right arm. the side of the road. Besides Mr. Puskas, others in- point was blocked after the pass drive and forced them to kick. At the time of the accident, Mr. Injured in the Shine car were: jured were: Mrs. Virginia Maurer, from center was fumbled. Cass City was hampered by the Krohn was being pursued by a Miss Betty Phelan, double frac- 30, lacerations of the head and Sandusky smashed back with a loss of their two regular half- patrol car, although apparently ture of the right leg below the bruises; Jerry Shagena, 17, Name sustained drive for the tying, backs for the Sandusky game, Le- Krohn was unaware that he was knee, a double fracture of the left Argyle, lacerations of the head touchdown. Most of the yardage Roy and Dean Hoag were forced followed. ankle, cuts and bruises and shock. and face, and Francis Quimenaker, was picked up on smashes through, to the sidelines by injuries suf- Funeral services for Mr. Longus- She was transferred from Pleas- 20, Argyle, lacerations of the Street Address the center of the line on "T" for- fered in the brawl with Bad Axe. ki were held at 9:30 a. m. Thurs- ant Home Hospital to Saginaw head and face. mation plays. The Hawks will try to improve day in St. Columbkille's Catholic General Hospital for treatment Mr. Puskas is in the hospital for Halfback Jim Bennett received their conference record tonight Church in Sheridan Township. Rev. Sunday evening. treatment while the other three credit for the score on a five-yard when they play at Vassar. The Edward R. Werm officiated. Mrs. Theresa Shine, severe cut injured persons were released af- smash through the line. A pass Cass City squad will reign as Rosary devotions were held . at on the head, shock and bruises. ter treatment. slight favorites to defeat the 9:15 p. m. Wednesday. Kathleen Shine, cuts and bruises. COUPON MUST BE RETURNED TO; Rummage Sale V.ulcans for their second Thumb He is survived by his parents, In the Dean car, the injured Grant Methodist Church at the Presbyterian Church base- B victory. Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Longuski, Sr., were: annual turkey supper Thursday, CHRONICLE BY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24 ment. Selling from 9 a.jtn. to 5 of Bad Axe; three sisters, Mrs. James Dean, face cuts, concus- Oct. 22, 5:30 till all are served. p. m. on Saturday, Oct. 24. Parsch's Store €yril Landra of San Diego, Calif., sion and shock. Adults $1.50; children 75c. —Adv. 10-9-3 will be open Thursday afternoons. CASS CITY CHRONICLE- FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1953. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. Stored Grain May News In Brief From Churches In Local Area Be Damaged By New Greenleaf United Mission- First Presbyterian Church—Mel- First Baptist Church—Rev. E. St. Michael Church, Wilmoi— G. Weckle, pastor. Saw-toothed Beetle ary Church— vin R. Vender, minister. Men's Rev. Sigmund J. Harem-ski, pastor. LETS ALL GO TO CHURCH Sunday School, 10:00. .Sunday, October 18: Thursday evening, the Judson Masses: Sunday and Helydays, Morning worship, 11:00. 11:00 a. m., Divine Worship. Bible Class will hold their monthly 7:30 and 11:30. Weekdays, 8 a. m. Granary insects, especially the Evangelistic service, 8:00 p. m. Theme, "Christ-Calls Men." Guest fellowship time at the home of Confessions Friday evening af- saw-toothed grain beetles, are LAYMEN! SUNDAY Midweek prayer service Wednes- speaker, Mr. Frank Dodge. Special Levi Helwig. Roll call from words ter services, Saturday 3-4, 8-9. <*T7\ TVT_ i. » damaging stored grain in Michi- OCTOBER day at 8:00 p. m. women's choir. JC Cell' JLN U 0. Evening services Friday at 8. * gan, reports .Alfred P. Baiiweg, Rev. Eva L. Surbrook, pastor. * 10:15 a. m., The Church Sunday Sunday morning will begin the Tuscola County agricultural agent. School. Classes from Primary annual Missionary conference of United Missionary Churches— Reports of infestations in Tuscola our Independent Baptist fields. Exhaust Fans Cass City Church of the Naza- through adults! Provision for small Lewis L. Surbrook, minister. Phone County grain bins have come to the children. Conference will last for six days. 99F13. attention of the County Extension rene—Corner of Third and Oak— There will be a different mis- Give Top Comfort Earl M. Crane, minister. 11:00 a. m., Nursery class and Mizpah: Office, said Ballweg. All farmers Kindergarten. sionary, speaking and showing Sunday: 10:30 a. m. Sunday School. Models Are Available having stored grain are . encour- 11:00 a. m,, Period II, Worship slides of their work* 11:30 a. m., Worship service. aged to inspect their grain care- 10:00 a. m., Sunday School. Be • Morning and evening on Sunday To Fill Every Need sure to bring your Bible with you. for primary, followed by stories, No evening service. fully for insect damage. At this dramatic, etc. at 11:30 a. m. will be the Home Missions' field of Riverside: The exhaust fan is familiar to time of year, according to Ballweg, It is our textbook. opening closed churches. Mis- many modern farmers for its use- 11:00 a. m., Morning Worship. 8:00 p. m., "A Trip to the Holy 10 a. m., worship service. the insects are found usually at the Land" in colored pictures, pictures- sionary Rev. Kenneth Mack from 11 a. m., Sunday School. fulness in ventilating dairy barns top and bottom of the stored grain. A message by the pastor. Lake George, Michigan, will be and poultry houses. The same prin- 7:15 p. m., N. Y. P. S. que costumes, exhibits and talk by 8 p. m. Evangelistic service. However, inspection of center of Mrs. Lucile Champion, sponsored speaker. He will represent Fellow- Revival meetings are still in ciple of exhaust ventilation can be piled grain is also advisable. 8:00 p. m., Gospel Service. Sub- ship of Baptists for Home Mis- applied to the farm home for CHRIST CALLS MEN TO ject, "One Thing Needful." by The Guild. Benefit offering. progress. Service each evening at If .insects are found, fumigation Monday, Oct. 19, at 8:00 p. m., sions. 8 o'clock. Rev. Cranston speaking heat relief through the use of the should be done immediately. Fol- SPIRITUAL GROWTH FOR Wednesday: 8:00 p. m., Monthly Monday evening 8 p. m., sound residential window fan. THE LOVE OF GOO ON Missionary Meeting and Prayer The Young Women's Guild. Hos- and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brenne- low the directions on the label for tess, Mrs. James Gross. colored 16mm film, "High Call- man in charge of singing. All are Low in initial cost, the window Service. fan is also economical to run. Its use of the grain fumigants other Sunday, Oct. 25, Congregational ing," pictures taken of the for- welcome. than ethylene dichloride-carbon Meeting at 11:45 a. m. bidden territory of Tibet and work operating cost amounts to only a St. Pancratius Catholic Church ^ few cents a day. Despite its econ- tetra chloride mixture. Grain of Association of Baptists For Cass City Methodist Church— fumigants are heavier than air Rev. John J. Bozek, pastor. World Evangelism with missionary omy, the window fan is a highly Masses at 7:30 a. m. and 10:00 Lamotte United Missionary Floyd Wilfred Porter, pastor. efficient cooling appliance. It ex- and in order to be effective, they Church, 8 miles north of Marlette. Rev. Paul Miller. 10 a. m., Sunday School bring- should be applied uniformly to the a. m. Sunday. Tuesday evening at 8 p. m., Mis- hausts the hot, stale air that ac- Sinclair Petroleum Products On Holy Days of Obligation at Morning worship, 10:00. Sunday ing God's word to each member of cumulates in the -house, at the top of the piled grain, concluded School, 11:00. Sunday evening, sionary Rev. Kenneth White, the family. Ballweg. 6:00 a. m. and 9:00 a. m. Rochester, N. Y., working among same time drawing in fresh, cool- Novena Services Friday, 8:00 8:00. You are cordially invited to 11 a. m., Worship. Sermon by attend. the Jewish people of larger cities the pastor. The Chancel Choir will Advertise it in the Chronicle. p. m. Confessions after Novena representing Mid-Missions. and on Saturday 3:30 to 4:30 p. m. Rev. B. H. Surbrook, pastor. * sing. Nursery for the little folk. Wednesday 8 p. m., Rev. Guy 3 p. m., Intermediate Rally, Lake and 8:00 to 9:00 p. m. * King, director of Hiawatha land ! The Lutheran Church of The Huron Camp. Baptist .missions, Escanaba, Michi- 7:00 p. m., Intermediate Evening t Good Shepherd— gan, will speak and show slides of Divine worship at 9:00. Mes- Fellowship. the work in the upper peninsula. 7:30 p. m., Senior Evening Fel- sage: "Look At The Harvest." Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Fred Sunday School classes at 10:00. lowship. Nast will speak at 2 p. m. to wom- 8 p. m., Pictures of the Holy Lutheran Women's Missionary en of church, and their friends in League Rally of the Thumb Zone Land, Presbyterian Church. regards to work at Baptist Chil- Monday, 10 a. m., District meet- at Kinde at 2:30. dren's Home, St. Louis, Michigan. Wednesday — Sunday School ing at Capac. Bishop Reed. Lay- Evening at 8, Director Fred men are urged to attend. BRINKER'S LUMBER YARD I teachers' meeting at 7:30. Nast of the Home will speak. Friday, Oct. '23 — Missionary 8 p. an., Commission meetings. 9 p. m., Official Board. League meeting at the home of Deford Met-hodist Church—Sun- Mrs. Otto Neu at 8:00. . Wednesday, 2:30 p. m., "Within day services: These Borders." .Study course Church, 10 a. m. Rev. Edith taught by 'Mrs. Walter Schell at Family Bible Hour—At the Hill Smith. Sunday School, 11 a. m. Side School, one-half mile west, home of Mrs. Avon Boag. Famous Main floor, Harley Kelley, Supt. 7:30 p. m., Chancel Choir. Exhaust fans like the one RIB WING IRISH SCTTSU BOOTS with one-half mile north of Elmwood Youth meeting Sunday evenings. pictured above are being used Store. -Hurd Corners Road. 8:30 p. m., Prayer Group at sons Prayer and Bible study, Wednes- home of Mr. and Mrs. Audley Kin- in more and nlore farm homes Every Sunday afternoon at 3:30 through the country. They make BltCr OOOI» witn uiw ugn«:t, uuiLc day, 8 p. m., in the church. naird. ater-repellent CUSH-N-CREPE Sol. a fundamental message from the will give you walking ease you've never Family fellowship, fourth Fri- for more comfortable living. even dreamed of Heel is perfect walking Bible. * height. Uppers are of finest qualitv Red day night of each month. Oro leather with full leather-lined foot ing outdoor breezes through the Tuesday, October 20th Superior construction throughout W. S. C. S., second Tuesday of Cass City Assembly of God opened windows. LADY! Be the excellent hunting each month. companion with boots like his. So long as the window fan is op- You'll appreciate the full-foot Church—Located at 6th and Leach For Opening of Hunting Season support you get with these plat Primary department, Elna Kel- form-type eofes. Attractive, per- Streets, Cass City, Services as fol- erating, the air in the house will fectly fitted to your foot and ley, Supt. * lows: be changed completely every 60 Sunday School at 10 a. m. to 90 seconds. This quick, positive BED WING SHOI CO., RED WING,. MINN. Sunday, October 18, Jehovah's ventilation prevents an overheat- WE WILL APPRECIATE . MAKING Morning wership at 11:00. Witnesses—Kingdom Hall, 1659 Evening evangelistic at 8:00. ed muggy atmosphere from build- Deckerville Road, 1% miles north- ing up. - YOUR DELIVERIES Prayer meeting Thursday, 8:00 east and % mile east of Caro. m. In general, it is best to locate Public meeting, 3:00 p. m., a window fan at one end of the All welcome. "Armageddon—The War To End Rev. Earl Olsen, pastor. * house, so that a long air pattern • MONDAY, OCT. 19TH All Wars." Watchtower subject develops, and the maximum num- study, "Flight to Safety with the Ellington Churcli ot the Naza- ber of rooms is cooled. Properly New World Society." Meetings: located, a window fan will serve rene—Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. Tuesday and Friday at 8:00 p. m. four or five rooms. YOUR COOPERATION WILL BE APPRECIATED Shoe Morning worship, 11:00. Young Window fans come in a large people's service, 7:15 p. m. Evan~ Gagetown Church of the Naza« According to Wyoming tests j gelistic service, 8:00 p. m. rene—F. Holbrook, pastor White Leghorn pullets can be variety of models, sizes, and price i Prayer meeting, 8:00 p. m., dubbed when 10 or 12 weeks ranges. Spacer panels on the sides Sunday School 10:00 a. m. old. The experts say it is pain- | Wednesday. Lawrence Summers, superin- makes it easy to adjust them to fit Cass City, Mich. Rev, T. C. Riddle, pastor. * less to remove the wattles and nearly any window, and because tendent. Morning worship, 11:00. combs with ordinary shears. BRINKER LUMBER N. Y. P. S. 7:15. Evangelistic ser- the window fan is easily secured And they add it resulted in in the window, the owner can move vice, 8:00 p. m. Midweek service, more egg production in a num- Phone 175 Cass City "WHEN MY Wednesday at 8 p. m. Welcome to ber of tests. it from room to room as he wishes; all our services. * Novesta Church of Christ — j Howard Woodard, minister. Keith 1 HURT ALL OVER' I Little, Bible School superintendent. j Bible School 10 a. m. TRY A PAIR OF Communion and Sermon 11 a. m. Evening worship 8. Here's something f© think about buying any car!.** i Prayer meeting and Bible study | Thursday 8 p. m. SHOES j You are cordially invited to at- m, m w, FOR MEN, WOMIN AND CHILDREN tend these services. St. Joseph Church, Mayville— Rev. Sigmund J. Haremski, pastor. Masses Sunday and Holydays, The Shoe Hospital '9:30. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN - Confessions Sunday at t):-9:30. *

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DETROIT Phone 185R2 Cass City Dealers in Cass City Serviced by MOTZ & KING DISTRIBUTING CO. s Ubly, Michigan CASS CITY, MICHIGAN, CASS CITY CHRONICLE—PBIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1953. PAGE THREE. Avert Hog Cholera vaccines, he cautions, have been consider in vaccine selection. Down Memory Lane tested well in the laboratory, but "Every farm and every herd is a FEOM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE News from Kingston With Vaccination conditions often are different on different problem," Dr. Reed the farm. stresses. "That's why a farmer The Woman's Study Club met undergo surgery. Five Years Ago. N. Y., son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh County Agricultural Agent Al- The choice of the proper vaccine should consult his veterinarian for McLeod of Sandusky, on Thursday, with Mrs. Louis Wenzloff Wednes- Rev. and Mrs. Bob Ingersall of depends upon many things, Dr. advice." The H. O. Paul Company is the day evening. Houghton Lake visited relatives fred P. Ballweg is advising all new name of the implement firm evening, Oct. 7. Tuscola County farmers to have Reed emphasizes. For example, a Alex Henry, 68, well-known Elk- Mr. George McCamick is visiting here from Thursday until Satur- on East Main St., formerly known day. their pigs vaccinated against vaccine used on thrifty pigs inlay Pep up your "better breakfasts" -as E. Paul and Son. Harold 0. land Township treasurer and re- his brother in Wheeling, West not be effective on those that have program this fall with an apple Virginia. cholera this fall. Paul, Jr., is president of the cor- tired merchant, died in Pleasant Mrs. Arnold Moore spent But, Ballweg points out, the been held back by parasites or are sauce treat, suggest home econo- 0 Tr Wednesday in Ionia. jJOX'fciliOii; t>a,CK jra'CU IS vice-presi- H^m*"* JJ^ov^-fo^ -^ turda OYornrnr Amber Jones was moved last rinf. Tmnlivhtr Flint, Mrs. Minnie Harris visited Mrs. cine is important and the farmer farmer's herd has had cholera in .secretary-treasurer. before,. to the Marlette Hospital. Nellie Wellwood in Marlette Sun- should leave its selection and the the past, that's another factor to The want ads are newsy too. Mr. and Mrs. Rinerd Knoblet Rinerd and Fred Knoblet har- Mrs. William Sutake is the day. proper time to vaccinate to his were happily surprised Sunday vested their 1943 crop of 1275 proud mother of a son born Mon- Rev. and Mrs. L. M. Kettle spent veterinarian. "when a number of friends gathered bushels of beans from approxi- day, Sept. 28, at Bucyrus, Ohio,. Friday in Owosso. Dr. Glenn W. Reed, extension at their home to help them cele- mately 60 acres. All but 40 bushels Mrs. Orrie Rieman and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Howey and veterinarian at Michigan State brate their thirtieth wedding an were sold and brought them $4,- ter, Mrs. Duane Bogart, spent Wilma visited relatives in Lake College, says that a number of new WE INVITE YOU TO niversary. The occasion was ar- 317.70. Wednesday with friends in Detroit. City and Cheboygan from Wednes- vaccines now on the market are not ranged by their, children. day until Sunday. time-tested for effectiveness,. The v Roy Wagg threshed 735 bushels Mr. and Mrs. Chatfield of Caro Miss Mary E. Mosack, daughter of beans from 26 acres and he sold were visitors at the ,G. W. Montie of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mosack of all but 60 bushels and received a home Sunday. Gagetown, became the bride of check for $2,250. Mary Lou Taylor of Saginaw Gerald Kerbyson, son of Mr. and A surprise party was planned spent the week end at her home Different True Up To Date Mrs. Raymond Kerbyson of Cass by patrons on Rural Route No. 3, here. City, on Oct. 9. Cass City, to honor Burt A. Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Tewksbury 9 I PRICES and QUALITY are hunting in northern Michigan. Ten Years Ago. who has been retired as letter "Annual Conference ' carrier after 30 years of service. Lyle Weir was taken to Marlette OUR Miss Betty Mark, daughter of Hospital Thursday evening and on SEE AND HEAR A NEW MISSIONARY Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mark, be- Saturday was transferred to a came the bride of Cpl. Donald Mc- Twenty-five Years Ago. Pontiac hospital, where he will EVERY NIGHT FROM I MONUMENTS - - MARKERS Leod of Pine Camp, Watertown, Teachers of Thumb high schools, m on Monday afternoon, attended the Spots on rugs should be removed Borders of Tibet — Islands of the Sea — Large Our quality markers and monuments cost many dollars less than STATE OF MICHIGAN first of a series of eight monthly immediately, advise home manage- Cities of America —-Upper Peninsula — Africa others of similar quality. That's why we ask you to compare In the Probate Court for the County of conferences which will be held at ment specialists at Michigan State Tuscola. prices and quality. Why not look over our stock today ? In the Matter of the Estates of: Cass City. The object of these College. A safe, non-flammable Children's Home — Jewish People Rose Horning, Wayne Proper, Mike meetings is that they may raise cleaner can be used to remove Stanic, et al. Sunday, Oct. 18th, thru Sunday, Oct. 25th Disappeared or missing persons. the standard of instruction in grease. Give spots due to ink and Isreal Lown (Pasfie), Rose Horning, schools. other liquids immediate attention. Edward Kellinbeck, George Killinbeck, James Phillips Baguley, Lyle Vernon Wal- Volley ball season starts Tues- -cott, Altha McKibben, Wayne Proper. Many a man feels slighted be- First Baptist Church Mr. Carl Zapteny, Mr. Mike Stanic, day evening at 7:30 at the high Harold or Vivian Cowper. school gym where all enthusiasts cause his ancestors did not do more Cass City, Michigan NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF for ham. Main St.—Next to Ideal Plumbing PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR of the sport are to meet to or- At a session of said Court held in the ganize for the ensuing season. LARGE DISPLAY OF CURIOS Office Two Doors West of Ford Garage Courthouse in the Village of Caro, in Advertise it in the Chronicle. said County, on the 10th day of October, A number in the vicinity are A. D., 1953. having auction sales in the near Present Honorable Almon C. Pierce, Judge of Probate. future. Among those advertised in Notice is hereby given of the granting the Chronicle this week are: An- •of administration on the 10th day of Oc- tober, A. D., 1953, by Order of this Court drew Bognar, John McTavish, to Albin J. Stevens, Public Administrator Floyd McComb and W. J. Gamble for said County, upon the petition of Roland V. Remington, Public Administra- for October 23. Hugh Gray has his tor of the State of Michigan, duly filed auction booked for Oct. 24; A. H. in this Court, in each of the above en- titled and combined estates of the above Kinnaird, Oct. 25, and James Mc- named persons who have disappeared and Kinnon, Oct. 26,. Ed Flint will have not been heard from for a continuous .period of more than seven years. auction off his household goods Notice is further given that all creditors, Saturday. or other persons having any claim against any of the said estates are requested to present such claim, in writing and under path, to said court at the probate office Thirty-five Years Ago in said county, and to serve a copy there- Last week Mr. A. C. Olmstead •of upon the above named public adminis- trator at his office in the Village of Cass sold the Tuscola .County Courier, City, Michigan, on or before the 21st day its plant and subscription list to of December, A. D,, 1953; and that such claims will be heard at this Court on the A. D. Gallery, publisher of the said day at ten o'clock in the forenoon, Advertiser at Caro. at the Probate Courtroom in said County. This notice is given pursuant to the The village council held a special provisions of Act 329, Public Acts of 1947, meeting Saturday evening at which being the Michigan Code of Escheats. It is Bordered that this notice be published time it was deemed advisable to •once in each week for three successive close churches, schools, lodges and weeks in the Cass City Chronicle, a news- paper printed, published and circulated in other public meeting places be- said County. cause of the influenza epidemic. ALMON C. PIERCE, Judge of Probate. Mrs. Stephen Decker died Fri- -A True Copy day, Oct. 11, at the age of 28 Beatrice P. Berry, Probate Register. 10-16-3 years. Rev. S. Cormany of the Evangelical Church, assisted by ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Sale or Mortgage of Real Estate. Rev. John Willerton, officiated at PLYMOUTH State of Michigan, The Probate Court the funeral services Monday. for the County of Tuscola. In the Matter of the Estate of William The Columbus Day program held Hoffman (also known as William F. Hoff- in the Presbyterian Church Friday man, Deceased. At a session of said-,Court, held on Sep- was well attended. Mrs. G. A. tember 26th, 1953. Tindale was chairman of the Present, Honorable Almon C. Pierce, Judge of Probate. committee arranging the program Notice is Hereby Given, That all persons which was opened by an organ interested in said estate are directed to appear before said Probate Court on Oc- selection by Mrs. I. D.^ McCoy. tober 24th, 1953, at nine a. m., to show cause why a license should not be granted -to Arthur Priebe, administrator of said estate, to sell or mortgage the interest of STATE OP MICHIGAN said estate in certain real estate described In the Probate Court for the County of in his petition, for the purpose of wind- Tuscola. ing up the estate and distribution of the In the Matter of the Estates of: proceeds from the sale. John Dyer, Daniel Kozak, John May- It is Ordered, That notice thereof be nard, et al. given by publication of a copy hereof for Disappeared or missing persons. three weeks consecutively previous- to said John Smafield, Daniel J. Jones, William day of hearing, in the Cass City Chronicle, J. Sefton, John Dyers James Hurley and that the petitioner cause a copy of Brown, Daniel Kozak, James H. Baird, this notice to be served upon each known John Trainer, Sr., Louis and Emma De- party in interest at his last known ad- Busseher, Steve Levandoski, John May- dress by registered mail, return receipt nard, Nettie Christie. demanded, at least fourteen (14) days NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF prior to such hearing, or by personal PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR service at least five (5) days prior to At a session of said Court held in the such hearing. Courthouse in the Village of Caro, in ALMON C. PIERCE, said County, on the 10th day of October, Judge of Probate. A. D., 1953. A true copy Present Honorable Almon C. Pierce, Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate. Judge of Probate. 10-2-3 Notice is hereby given of the granting New Exteriors of administration on the 10th day of Oc- ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. tober, A. D., 1953, by Order of this Court Final Account. to Albin J. Stevens, Public Administrator Check the features! From Plymouth's new no-glare in- The new Plymouth is longer than previous models and has State of Michigan, The Probate Court for said County, upon the petition of »:«»:* for the County of Tuscola. Roland V. Remington, Public Administra- strument panel to the color coordinated design that is several important design modifications that give a new In the Matter of the Estate of Stephen tor of the State of Michigan, duly filed carried through to the smallest details. New fabrics are massive lower, wider effect. And you'll find these ride Moore, Deceased. in this Court, in each of the above en- At a session of said Court, held on Sep- titled and combined estates of the above more attractive, yet more durable, adding to the value of advantages in the new Plymouth-Softer springs, smoother tember 30th, 1953. named persons who have disappeared and *:«»:+ have not been heard from for a contmucms »:*»:« the 1954 Plymouth. But don't take our word for it ... ride from new valve control system in Oriflow shock Present, Honorable Almon C. Pierce, period of more than seven years. Judge of Probate. Notice is further given that all creditors, come in and see for yourself. absorbers and a quieter ride from a better engineered Notice is Hereby Given, That the peti- or other persons having any claim against tion of Frederick B. Auten, the adminis- any of the said estates are requested to trator of said estate, praying that his present such claim, in writing and under »>»+* final account be allowed and the residue oath, to said court at the probate office ' of said estate assigned to the persons en- in said county, and to serve a copy there- titled thereto, will be h'eard at the Pro- of upon the above named public adminis- bate Court on October 28, 1953, at tentrator at his office in the Village of Cass YOUR CHOICE OF THREE EXCITING NEW MODELS a., m. City, Michigan, on or before the 21st day It is Ordered, that notice thereof be of December, A. D., 1953; and that such given by publication of a copy hereof for claims will be heard at this Court on the three weeks consecutively previous to said said day at ten o'clock in the forenoon, day of hearing, in the Cass City Chroni- at the Probate Courtroom in said County. cle, and that the petitioner cause a copy This notice is given pursuant to the of this notice to be served upon each provisions of Act 329, Public Acts of 1947, The Belvedere The Savoy known party in interest at his last known being the Michigan Code of Escheats. address by registered mail, return receipt It is ordered that this notice be published demanded, at least fourteen (14) days once in each week for three successive t ( l»** The aristocrat of the new Plymouth The Savoy comes to new car pur- The Plaza is the lowest priced series prior to such hearing, or by personal ser- 'S "J* weeks in the Cass City Chronicle, a news- *»**»* is the Belvedere. Offered in four body chasers in three different body in the new 1954 Plymouth. You'll be vice at least five (6) days prior to such paper printed, published and circulated in hearing. said County. •^•"^ types—a hardtop sports coupe, a styles—the four-door sedan, club able to select from a four-door sedan, ALMON C. PIERCE, ALMON C. PIERCE, ** Judge of Probate. Judge of Probate. ****** four-door sedan, a convertible and a coupe and two-door sedan. Each is a two-door sedan, business coupe or A true copy A True Copy **** Suburban, the Belvedere is outstand- distinctive car offered in a variety of Suburban. Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate. Beatrice P. Berry, Probate Register, 10-9-3 10-16-3 ****** ing in any price class. harmonizing colors. ****** ***'********* »>»:* ****** State Farm Insurance ****** JOIN THE. NEW ****** ****** *** t*** Opens New Office At ************' ^i**!* 6512 Main St. ****** Meet the 1954 Plymouth Contest Cass City Phone 360 ****** ****** ****** This new State Farm Insurance ****** ****** LEADER IN LOW office has been opened to provide ****** SIX NEW 1954 a thorough service for its fast ****** COST FULL COVERAGE growing membership in this area. ****** ****** PLYMOUTH We invite you to visit our new ****** AUTO INSURANCE office for information on Life, ****** Auto and Fire insurance. A care- ****** More people enjoy low-rate, fully trained and courteous in- ****** full coverage auto insurance ****** 359 VALUABLE surance advisor is always ready ****** with State Farm than with to assist you. ****** any other company—because ****** State Farm aims to insure Fast, fair claim settlement from ****** any of our Branch and Field ****** No Cost — No Obligation — Get The Details at Our only careful drivers! *** offices in more than 175 principal *** cities in the U. S. and Canada. t****** ****** Sales Room — Hurry — Contest Closes Soon ****** STATE FARM ****** Wrayburn ****** INSURANCE ****** COMPANIES ****** AT ***f BLOOMINGTON, ****** ILLINOIS ****** *:*»> »**»J*»**»**»*^^ AGENT *************J*****M***********+**>»***M*****J(*+**>*>*** PAGE FOUR. GASS CITY CHRONICLE— FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1953. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. Soil Most Important 'Crop9 in Michigan •'54 The soil that grows Michigan's two plots on a four per cent slope most important crop—corn— is at Illinois Agricultural Experiment worth saving* Cornstalks left on Station. A rainfall of nearly two fields over winter will help, advises inches in an hour took 193 pounds Frank W, Trull, Michigan State of soil off an acre where cornstalks College extension soil conservat- were broken down across the slope. ionist. In an adjoining bare plot, the rain Crop residues—broken corn- took 4,148 pounds of soil—or 20 stalks spread-out soybean straw, times as much—from one acre. In or similar mulches—help the soil a soybean straw test, the covered Copeland Bros= Auctioneers Telephone 235R3 to absorb the pounding of rain acre lost 715 pounds and the bare 5 just as growing crops do, he ex- acre 3,362 pounds of soil. plains. One inch of falling rain has Break cornstalks down close to Having decided to quit farming, I will sell at public auc- the potential to plow 10 times the the ground to get best results, says area on which it falls if its force Trull, or—for better job—run a tion on the premises, the following personal property, lo- is not broken, says Trull, and this stalk shredder over the field or starts the washing-away of soil. knock stalks down across a slope cated 3 miles east, 1 y2 miles north of Cass City, on Trull cites an experiment with with a heavy drag,.

NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT Saturday, Oct .17 IMPORTED The Belvedere four-door sedan is one of eleven beautiful body types in the 1954 One O'Clock Plymouth line. All models are longer than their predecessors and all are available with Plymouth's new full-time power steering and with Hy-Drive, a no-shift combination. TULIP - HYACINTH CATTLE Guernsey heifer, 2 years old, due in January Guernsey cow, 5 years old, Personal News and Notes from Deford DAFFODIL BULBS Guernsey heifer, 2 years old, Mrs. Walter Eeynolds of King- the George Koblin home. Effie Warner home. . due in October due October 13 ston was a guest Wednesday and Sunday dinner guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bell of Ponti-' Fall planting time is here. Insist on the best bulbs Guernsey cow, 6 years old, Thursday of her daughter and Harold Chapin home were Mr. and ac have sold their farm, west and Guernsey heifer, 8 months old available for hardy, beautiful plants. Select yours milking, not bred family, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Babich, Mrs. Eugene Chapin and family of north of Deford, to Mr, and Mrs. Guernsey heifer, 6 months old Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tousley spent Cass City, Mr. John Chapin of Up- Frank Anton of Lavonia. from the large variety at Cass City Floral. the week end in Upland, Indiana, land, Indiana, and Miss Joan Mr. and Mrs. Arleon Retherford Jersey cow, 6 years old, due where their son, Kenneth, is at- in January 2 Guernsey heifers, 1 year Green of Bay City. and family entertained Mr. and old, not bred tending college. Mr. and' Mrs. George Jacoby and Mrs. Warren Kelley and family at ORDER YOURS TODAY! Jersey cow, 3 years old, due Mr. and Mrs. Howard Chapin boys were week-end guests of Mr. Sunday dinner. j Guernsey heifer, 3 months old and family of Caro were Saturday and Mrs. Dewey Pankey and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Clark Zinnecker in February evening visitors of Mr. and Mrs. ily of Pontiac. and boys called at the Arthur TULIP BULBS 95c TO $1.10 DOZ. Guernsey cow, 8 years old, Harold Chapin. Week-end visitors at the George Adrian home in Flint on Sunday. ; SWINE Mr. and Mrs. Herb Phillips had Mrs. Virginia Krukouski of De- DAFFODIL BULBS $1.75 DDZ. due in January Spencer home were Mr. and Mrs. as Sunday dinner guests Mr. and j Alva Spencer and two grandchil- troit is visiting her grandparents,^ HYACINTH BULBS $1.98 DOZ. 2 pigs, 8 weeks old Mrs. Charles Phillips and son,' dren of Auburn Heights and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Polheber. Guernsey cow, 9 years old, Chuckie, and John Curry of Union- Sow, 1 year old, due to far- Minnie McCain of Pontiac. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard due in January ville and Albert McConnell. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Locke of Sugden on Thursday, October 8, a Guernsey heifer, 3 years old, row Nov. 13 Royce Curtis and boys of Caro, Royal Oak and Mrs. Ernest Hil- girl, in Cass City Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pandurin and dinger, Ronnie and Linda, of Caro Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Drace, ac- milking, not bred Boar, 1 year old son, Michael, of Oxford were Sun called Sunday afternoon at the companied by Mr. and Mrs. Harvey CASS CITY FLORAL About 10 acres of good stand- day dinner guests of Miss Belle Tewksbury of Kingston, spent last Guernsey heifer, 2 years old, Spencer. week partridge hunting at Smith- , Phone 97R2 Cass City due in January ing corn Mr. and Mrs. Don Petersen, Mrs,. ville. i Henry Phillips of Marlette and Mr. DIRECTORY Mr. and Mrs. Fred Freese and and Mrs. Avon Boag of Cass City Mr. and Mrs. George Skunda of .TERMS*—All sums of $10 and under, cash; over that were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Flint spent Sunday at the Nelson JAMES BALLARD, M. D. amount, 1 to 12 months' time on approved notes. and Mrs. Kenneth Churchill and Hicks home. family. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cais- Office at Cass City Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Leland Kelley and ter and children were .Sunday af- Phone 221R3 Hours, 9-5, 7-9 children of Flint called .Sunday af- ternoon callers. ternoon at the Warren Kelley Mrs. Carrie Lewis spent Friday DENTISTRY home. and Saturday with Mrs. Kittie E. C. FRITZ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Polheber Byron Trodgeon Fisher of Caro. Office over Mac & Scotty Drug attended the wedding of a grand- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sherwood of Store. We solicit your partronage daughter in Detroit on Saturday. During the next 60 days we will have Imlay City were Sunday visitors when in need of work. Mr. and Mrs. John Mika and fam- of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sherwood. ily of Decker and Mrs. Adolph for sale railroad cross ties from the aban- Mr. and Mrs. Max Valentine and H. T. Donahue, A. B., M. D. Mozden also attended the wedding. Owner Danny Alcantar of Millington and Physician and Surgeon Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Bills and X-Ray Eyes Examined The fellow who doesn't love his doned roadbed of the Detroit, Caro and PINNEY STATE BANK, Clerk girls of Akron spent Sunday at Phones: work is very apt to get the cold Office, 96—Res. (59 shoulder. Sandusky Railway located between San- K. I. MacRae, D. O. dusky and Caro. Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Half <.block east of Chronicle Office, 226R2 Res. 226R3 Ties are eight feet long and priced at B, He STARMANN, M, D. 50 cents each for cedars, and $1.00 each Physician and Surgeon Hours—Daily, 9 to 5. Wednes- for creosoted hardwoods in track. day and Saturday evenings, 7:30- 9:30. Other times by appointment. Phones: MAICO Office, 189R2 Home 189R3 HEARING A1PS Write or Inquire at DR. D. E. RAWSON Having decided to discontinue dairy farming, I will sell the fol- g^A f\ /^| TTV «f ,(f\ J^/9® DR. G. C. CARRICK lowing personal property at public auction at the farm 1% south and DENTISTS- Office in Sheridan Building D C&S Railway Office 1% east of Colwood9 or 7 miles west, % southland % west of Cass City9 Jewelry & Gift Shop on P. L. MORRIS, M. D, Phone 278R2 Cass City 421 Wells Street Caro, Office 4415 South Seeger St. Office hours, 1-4 and 7-9 p. m. Phone 221R2 Harry Crandell, Jr., B. V. JH Office, 4438 South Seeger St. Phone 27 WHY TAKE CHANCES? CHOOSE PHOTOGRAPHER Call 245 Cass City One O'clock FRITZ NEITZEL, P. A. of A. Baby Portrait - Commercial Nationally "DO A \T "R WEDDINGS, STUDIO ^ IX /\ 1M LJ No Jewelry Wagon at This Sale, So Come Early AND CANDID STEVENS' NURSING AT HOME cows FEED Cass City Specializing in the care of Holstein and Jersey cow, 3 years old, fresh 640 bales 1st cutting alfalfa the chronically ill. Under the supervision of Come in and see our selection of nationally known appli- 7 weeks 440 bales of second cutting alfalfa . Helen S. Stevens, R. N. Holstein cow, 3 years old, fresh 8 weeks 130 bales of 3rd cutting alfalfa ances. Select the one to suit your taste and budget and be DR., B. V. CLARK assured that you have the BEST that money can buy. Holstein and Durham cow, 3 years old, due 130 bales of bean straw CHIROPRACTOR February 6 200 bales of oat and wheat straw Mon. - Fri. 9-12, 1-5, 6:15-9 Tues, - Wed. - Sat. 9-12, 1-5 Holstein cow, 6 years old, calf by side 200 bushels of oats Closed Thursdays Holstein cow, 3 years old, calf by side 200 bushels of ear corn House calls made Holstein and Jersey cow, 6 years old, due Phone 370 IMPLEMENTS 233 S. State St. Caro February 7 New Holland baler, No. 77, used 3 seasons, N. C. MANKE Holstein cow, 6 years old, milking, not Steam Baths and Swedish bred in good condition Massage Jersey cow, 4 years old, due January 25 5-section spring tooth harrow Special Foot Treatments THOR Mrs. Manke in Attendance. McCorniick-Deering hay loader Church & Oak Streets, Cass City DUO THERM DAIRY EQUIPMENT Phone 29R2 Keystone hay loader OIL BURNERS AND WASHERS Rite Way pipeline milker McCormick-Deering 10-in. Burr Mill Expert Watch Repairing HOT WATER HEATERS 6 10-gal. milk cans Milwaukee corn binder PROMPT SERVICE Milk pail and strainer Large water tank REASONABLE CHARGES Satisfaction Guaranteed REFRIGERATOR AND RADIO No Job Too Big - No Job Too Small TERMS—All sums of $10.00 and under, cash; over that amiount, one to twelve months Daniel's Jewelers Changed to will be given on approved notes. WM. MANASSE'S REPAIR SERVICE JEWELRY 180 N. State St. Car©, Mich Gulf Gas - Fuel Oil - Tires and Batteries JOHN W. BAYLEY AGENCY Bookkeeping Income Tax Stanley Phone 25 Insurance Asher, Cass City Office Hours: 9-5 except Manager CASS CITY OIL & GAS Pinney State Bank, Clerk Robert Milner, Auctioneer CASS CITY, MICHIGAN, CASS CITY CHRONICLE— FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1953. PAGE FIVE* national defense month, Mrs. John The door prize went to' Mrs. HOLBROOK Elect Of ficers Guinther; February, Americanism John Guinther. Bowling 8TH ANNUAL Games and a lunch of ice cream, At October Meeting month, Mrs. Wilbur Morrison; cookies and coffee were enjoyed. Mrs. Murill Shagena spent from Merchanette League. March, community service, Mrs. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Sunday of last week until Thurs- Team - Pts. Alfred Fort; April, Pan-American Kenneth Bartle of Bridgeport and day with her son-in-law and Rabideaus 11 % Thirty-five attended the Octo- study and child welfare, Mrs. Ken- Cass City Oil & Gas 9 ber meeting of the American Mrs. Ray Lorf of Caro.. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Arm- Huron County neth Bartle; May, poppy sales, The November meeting will be stead at Adrian. Pi-nney State.Bank 9 Legion Auxiliary held Monday Mrs. Arthur Kelly; June, junior Forts : 8 at the Legion Hall here. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jackson r ^yenino" in the borne of the new activities Mrs. Tom Cottick- Julv. visited .Sunday at the Jerry Decker Briiiksr Lu.Hibsr ra. president, Mrs. Rosella Osbum, in Girls' State chairman, Mrs. Alex home near Wiekware, Shaws .:. 3 Caro.-- House and table decorations Tyo; August, convention month, Cows, Like Silage Mr. and Mrs. Ira Robinson and Team high three games: Rabi- were in keeping with Halloween Mrs. Jake Wise; September, music, Grass silage can be fed to cows Mr,, and Mrs. Loren Trathen at- deaus 2260, Pinneys 2133, Cass and a large number of the guests Mrs. Leo Quinn; October, educa- as roughage without any appreci- tended the chicken supper Thurs- City Oil & Gas 2067. appeared in costume and -masked. tion of" war orphans, Mrs. Frank able loss in milk production tests day night at the RLDS Church. Team high single game: Rabi- In the business meeting, over Curtis; November, membership made at Iowa State College's dairy Mrs. Barney Shagena of Argyle deaus 806, Pinneys 768, Cass City which Mrs. Osburn presided, mem- month, Mrs. Clement Tyo, and De- farm reveal. The tests were made visited her son and wife, Mr. and Oil & Gas 747. bers voted a $5.00 contribution to cember, rehabilitation,. Mrs. Stan- on six Holstein cows getting only Mrs. Murill Shagena, on Sunday. Individual high three games: D. the ~Elkland Community Chest ley Sharrard. Mrs. Arthur Little is grass silage and six getting corn Mrs. Loren Trathen and Rosella Klinkman 508, B. Dewey 496, D. drive. The president announced the chairman of the Sunshine commit- silage and alfalfa hay mixture. Young visited their aunt and Vargo 479. appointment of chairmen for the tee and Mrs. Wm. Anker the birth- The test showed little difference grandmother, Mrs. Rhoda Schram, Individual high, single game: I. -.coming year as follows: January, day card chairman. in the returns. in a Bad Axe hospital on Sunday. Stafford 215, B. Ryland 193, D. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jackson Klinkman 190. spent Wednesday evening at the Five high averages: D. Klink- Chas. Bond home. man 159, B. Dewey 152, V. Strick- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Jackson land 143, C. Patterson 142, D. spent Sunday at the home of their Vargo 138. son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Men's City League. Jackson, of Bad Axe. Standings October 5. Team Pts. Zmierski ; 17 Dillman 16 at Confab. Lapp 13 Wherever you see him working, Gremel 11 Asher 11 9 America is on the march. Building, The Girl Scouts of Tuscola Wallace 10 at Is00.o clock? growing, progressing! County will be represented by two Landon 10 members when the 32nd National Reid 8 He's a General Telephone Convention of the organization Kritzman 7 opens October 18 in Cincinnati, Bartz 7 45—Head of Registered Holsteins —45 lineman... part of the Ohio. More than 8000 Girl Scout Huff 6% privately owned and operated leaders, council members, Senior Wooley 41/3 Scouts and friends of Scouting are High team three games: Kritz- Consigned by the leading breeders of expected to attend. ! telephone industry that man 2361, Wallace 2333, Dillman 1 brings you the finest, most Representing the Tuscola County 2324. the Thumb District * Girl Scout Association will be Mrs. High team game: Kritzman 867, economical service on earth. Robert Colladay, Vassar, associa- Dillman 844, Wallace 822. tion president, and Mrs. Frank High individual three games: Plan to attend this Top Quality Sale That's a point to remember Chamberlain, Caro, Caro council Schott 545, Kettlewell 539, Landon chairman. 538. when someone suggests Theme of the convention will be High individual game: Kettle- Choice Heifer Calves public ownership "Girl Scouts—A Growing Force well 227, L. D. Copeland 219, for Freedom." Rusch 204. "might do it better." The nationwide Girl Scout or- 5 Service Age Bulls ganization holds a biennial con- Ladies' City League. vention to carry on the business of Team Pts. an organization with more than C'armer 15 FFA and 4-H Bull Club two million members in every D. Hildinger 15 state, territory and USA posses- Profit 13 General Telephone Company sion. I. Hildinger 12 Freiburger 10% Dewey 10 SALE SPONSORED BY \of Michigan Growing with America. In six years Spread blotting paper torn in Franklin 10 ;-the General Telephone System has bits—or cornmeal, cornstarch or One of the Great Telephone, doubled In size ... and service. Townsend 8% talcum powder—over the stain Bartle ; 7 Systems Serving America while still wet to absorb it. Never B. Hildinger 7 Huron County try to rub a spilled liquid from a McComb 7 rug or carpet; rubbing tends to iSchwaderer 5 drive it into the fabric. Team high three games: Carmer 1828, Freiburger 1824, Bartle 1777. Holstein - Friesian Ass'n Team high single game: Carmer 670, Freiburger 659, Dewey 637. ! Clayton Killer, Pres. Edwin Baker, Vice-Pres. Is he m business "fo stay? High individual three games: B. 1 Dewey 493, D. Hildinger 471, G. • Don Johnson, Pedigrees Ervin Buchholz, Sec.-Treas* When you buy a used car from a Ford Dealer, Bartle 442. you're dealing with an established business- High individual single game: B. Dewey 188, D. Hildinger 175, A. | Herb Haist, Auctioneer man who has a large investment and his good Riley 173. name at stake. We're here today, sod w£& be Five high averages: B. Dewey 150, M. Claseman 142, G. Bartle aiHuniuinnHniuiiiininnHiUMnnimiiiiiiuiniiiuniuiiiuiiiHiuiiuiHiiMiuuiiuHiniiniiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiimiiimiiitia 140, A. Riley 139, A. McComb 135. Hazel Parsch converted the Buy, Rent, Sell or Trade With a 2-7-10 split in league play. Merchants' League. Chronicle Want Ad. Does he really know cars? No report from secretary. Ford Dealers are in the Check the service business, too; work with cars day in and day out. We know how to C with spot trouble fast. And, car/ sure: our expert Ford mechanics have the equipment and "know-how" to handle ELECTRIC CLOTHES PRYIR But check any service job. prices really fair? Ford Dealers handle used cars and trucks as a service to customers who trade them for new ones. We get a lot of trade-ins. 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PHONE 111 CASS CITY See your 'flJECTftfC DAYS PAGE SIX, CASS CITY CHRONICLE— FEIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1953. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. CASS CITY HOSPITAL Final Rites Held for Births: Cass City Area Social and Personal Items October 7, to Mr. and Mrs,. Mrs. Jane Gordon Want Ads Rev. Earl Olsen was a Sunday Miss Clara Lyle Boone spent the Mrs. Glen Atfield spent from > Betty Townsend, Vickie Kloc and Robert Albrecht of Owendale, a! dinner guest of the Walter Thomp- week end with relatives in Fort Friday until Sunday in Detroit < Donna Hildinger were co-hostesses daughter, Mara Lee. 1 services were held SISTER DESCRIBES fight for son family. Thomas, Ky. with her daughter, * Mrs. Joseph , to 16 ladies at a shower, given in October 8, to Mr. and Mrs.! Wednesday at 2 p. m. at the Hitler's fortune. Is Hitler really Douglas Funeral Home for Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Miller of Mr. and Mrs. Hellman of Ithaca Turonek. 'honor of Amie Root, last Thurs- Richard Sugden of Deford, a girl, j dead? Paula Hitler-Wolf, reveal- Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gabic of f day evening at the Townsend. Donna Marie. Jane Gordon, 95, a former resident ing her identity as the sole direct Saginaw spent the week end with, spent Thursday with Mrs. H. T. of 'Cass City for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Damm. Crandell, Sr. Port Huron were Thursday night j home. Amie, bride elect, was pre- Other patients in the hospital, surviving member of the-Hitler guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter i sented with a rose corsage. Bunco Wednesday forenoon included: \ She died Monday night in her family, finds her claim to Hitler's The Kingesta Farm Bureau will was Lloyd Bryant left Friday in com- Thompson. i played and Maxine Profit won James E. McRae of Argyle; Mrs. sleep at the home of Miss Maude estate obstructed by persistent meet with Mr. and Mrs. Otto pany with friends from Lapeer on high prize, and also door prize. Olive Donnelly of Decker; Cecil •, Blair, Detroit. rumors that "Hitler escaped from Goertson-next Monday evening, a fishing trip into the wilds of On- Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown Consolation prize went to Mrs. Lester of Deford; Eleven-year-old Mrs. Gordon was born Aug. 14, Germany and hides in a foreign Oct. 19. tario. were Mr. 1858, in Ontario.' She and her hus- and Mrs. Gerald Marchand and in- (Clayton Root. Isabelle Seele„ y wo, . ,n Edward Francis of Kingston who country. See American Weekly Bonnie Copeland celebrated her Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 e traVelm 1Ze after which underwent an appendectomy band started the New Gordon with this Sunday's (October 18) 10th- birthday Saturday afternoon f an,,t daughter„, . , ,.Gail. ,., of Waterford., 'Ami? e. openedf gift?/s a' ~ Hotel and Fred Jaus were Mr. and Mrs. Al- Mrs. G. A. Martin spent mTues- gifts and lunch was > Wednesday; John Mackay of Gage-, operated it for many issue Detroit Sunday Times. from 2-5 p. m. with a party at- vin Wright and family of Mt. served. town; Wm. Krawszyk of Union-' years tended by 11 girls. day with friends in Deford and For the past several years, she HUDSON COW and bull stan- Morris. attended the WCTU meeting in ville; Mrs. Elroy Gilmore and Guests in the Maurice Joos home Richard Jaster of Caro, and Mrs. has made her home in Detroit. chions. Hudson water bowls and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crawford the afternoon at the home of Mrs. Christine Ackerman Mrs. Gordon had no close living repairs, % in., % in. and 1 in. Friday until Sunday were Mr. and entertained five couples at their Archie Hicks. j . Bertha Kilbourn, Laura Spencer of Mrs. William1 Sovey" and sons, Cass City. relatives. Among her survivors are galv. pipe and fittings. Bigelow cottage near Grayling over the Sixteen-year-old Richard Jasterj WedlH CaSS City two ccmsins Mrs Hardware, Cass City. 10-16-2 •Dean and John, of Pontiac. week end. Recently discharged were: MrsJ > - Anna G. Haw- The Novesta Farmers' Club will of Caro was admitted to Cass City j " ——'— Nettie Mileski and Mrs. Lawrence ikin s of .Detroit and Homer Gordon The Young Women's Guild of Hospital last Thursday with a| October 10, at 7:30 of Lansln FOR SALE—Hunting jacket, size have their October meeting in the On Saturday) Mickler of Kingston, and Mrs. j S- 40. Mrs. J. E. Colbert, Cass City. the Presbyterian Church will meet fractured skull sustained when he j p> m>> Miss Christine Ackerman, Rev. Melvin Vender, pastor of home of Mr.. , and Mrs. Harley Monday evening, Oct. 18, with Mrs. Ronald Geiger and baby of Cass 10-16-1 Kelley on Friday night, October tell from a silo. . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie City. the Presbyterian Church, officiated James Gross. Men attending the Presbyterian Ackerman of Gagetown, became at the funeral service and burial 23. Ronald J. Reagh of Detroit was was in Elkland Cemetery. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION—Notice of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Walker and Men's Council meeting Sunday at the bride of Robert Jewell, son of PLEASANT HOME HOSPITAL Hearing—Probate of Will—Determi- a visitor at the home of his par- Marlette were James Gross, Mr. and Mrs. .Stanley Jewell of nation of Heirs. son, Jim, of Ypsilanti spent the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reagh,Charles Muntz, John Bayley, Dr. State ef Michigan, The Frobate Court week end in Cass City as guests of Bad Axe. Births: A. J0 McKinley Dies for the County of Tuscola. Thursday night. Ivan MacRae and Arnold Fisher. In the Matter of the Estate of Harry Mr. Walker's mother, Mrs. Walter Rev. M. R. Vender of the First Oct. 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. ;Steven Clement Osburn of Caro spent Young, Deceased. Walker. Mrs. Peter Decker, Mrs. Douglas Presbyterian Church performed Sabo of Deford, a girl. After Short Illness At a session of said Court, held on Oc- from Wednesday night until Sun- Stilson and Mr. and Mrs. Earl the ceremony in the home of Mr. Oct. 13, to Mr, and Mrs. Fred tober 12th, 1953. Mr. and Mrs. George Bohnsack day with his grandparents, Mr. Present, Honerable Almon C. Pierce, Rayl, Jr., were called to Plymouth' and Mrs. Delbert Healy near Cass Haddix, Jr., of Decker, a girl. A. J. "Mac" McKinley, 57, of Judge of Probate. of Bay City were Sunday guests in and Mrs. Clement Tyo. Sunday by the death of Mrs. Dec- City. Twenty guests were present. the John Bohnsack home where a Other patients in the hospital Plymouth, a resident here at one _ Notice is Hereby Given, That the peti- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell; ker's son-in-law, A. J. McKinley. The bride chose for her wedding Wednesday, besides Mrs. Haddix time for a five-year period and tion of Merle Young praying that the dinner celebrated the birthday of an orchid, ballerina-length gown instrument filed in said Court be ad- the elder Mr. Bohnsack. visited her mother, Mrs. Chas. Tal- Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Hoffarth, and baby, were: Wayne Seeley, whose wife was the former Mar- mitted to probate as the Last Will and madge, and her sister, Mrs. Ethel' former residents of Cass City, and carried a bouquet of red roses. Testament of said deceased, that adminis- Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Willetts Mrs. Charles Seekings, Wm. Yor- garet Wright, suffered a stroke tration of said estate be granted to Fred Callan, at Sandusky .Sunday. f have sold their farm home at Or- Miss Pat Losecki of Bad Axe, ko, baby Matthew West, Mrswhil. e attending a football game Maier or some other suitable person, and and daughters of Detroit were daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas j Josephine Brooks and Mrs. Harry j Friday evening and died Saturday t that the heirs of said deceased be deter- overnight guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kettlewell tonville and plan to leave next mined, will be heard at the Probate Court had as supper guests Thursday week to make their home m Burke, was maid of honor, and the Lee of Cass City; Mrs. Theresain an Ann Arbor hospital. on November 4th, 1953, at ten a. .m. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Profit, Thurs- evening, her sister and husband,} Arizona. i groom's attendant was Archie Shine and Miss Kathleen Shine of! Funeral services were held It is Ordered, That notice thereof be day en route to Mt, Pleasant. 1 given by publication of a copy hereof for Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shubel of j Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wallace en- Ackerman, Jr., of Gagetown, Port Austin; Mrs. George Foe of Thursday afternoon at Plymouththree weeks consecutively previous to said The October quarterly meeting Caro. tertained at dinner Wednesday brother of the bride. Marlette; Geraldine Gracey of: and burial was made there. day of hearing, in the Cass City Chronicle, of the Lutheran Women's Mis- and that the petitioner cause a copy of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wood re- evening, besides their guests, Dr.. Following the ceremony, a buf- Tyre; Mrs. Mike Baker of Deford; j Mr. McKinley was born in New this notice to be served up»on each known sionary Society will be held at the and Mrs. James Hurley of Colo., fet lunch was served to the guests Oscar Moyer of Kingston; Jane I York state. party in interest at his las.t known ad- home of Mrs. Otto Neu in Deford turned home last week from Nor- dress by registered mail, return receipt folk, Va., where they visited their Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Hurley of by Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Healy and Ross of Caro, and Grant Kritzman \ Surviving, besides his wife, are demanded, at least fourteen (14) days next Friday evening, the 23rd, at Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burke. prior to such hearing, or by personal ser- son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Fairgrove. j of Snover. j four children, Miss Donna Mc- vice at least five (5) days prior to such 8:00 p. m. The 'bride graduated from Gage- Recently discharged were: acci-j Kinley of Plymouth; Denise, who hearing. Mrs, Robert Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alward' town Public School in 1948 and has Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jaus, Mr. and visited at the homes of Mr. and dent victims, Leonard Oesch,: is married, and lives at Mt. Pleas- ALMON C. PIERCE, Mrs. Ben Schwegler and their The Misses Marian Croft of been employed by the Automotive Judge of Probate. Southfield Twp. Schools, Detroit, Mrs. Frank Alward, Jr., Mr. and James Dean, H. B. Hipp, Jr., and ant; Richard, with the army, sta- A true copy; week-end guests from Ontari~^—~o~ , and . „ „. 1 Industries in Owendale. Terry Odell of Dray ton Plains; tioned in Alaska, and Darrell, with Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate. wetm ciiu. B dinner Marjorie Croft of Clarkston Mrs. Willis Smith and Mrs. Al- j The groom is a Korean veteran 10-16-3 were Saturday evening ward's over the week end, return- i Wm. Englehart and Mrs. Harold the army, stationed in Georgia, guests of Dr. and Mrs. G. F. visited at their parental home here and is employed in Saginaw. over the week end. ing Monday. Crawford of Deford; Emmet and one sister. Funeral services i ORDER FOR .PUBLICATION Lenzner at Bad Axe. For the present, the couple will ' Kritzman of Snover; Deborah were delayed until Richard could Final Account. Mrs. Anna G. Hawkins of De- j reside with Mr. and Mrs. State of Michigan, The Probate Court Week-end guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ludlow Thomas Marker, Gary Freeman of Union- arrive from Alaska. for the County of Tuscola. Mrs. Ben Schwegler were his sis- are expected home this week from troit and daughter and husband, i Burke of Bad Axe. ville; John Graham, Jr., of Caro.; Those from this vicinity who at- In the Matter of the Estate of Fowler a two weeks' trip to Texas where Mr. and Mrs. Townley A. Elling- ' Mrs. Robert Morrison and baby of Stanley Hutchinson, Deceased. ter, Mrs,. Charles Gregor, and Mrs. ton of Grosse Pte., attended the tended the funeral were: Mr. and At a session of said Court, held on Oc- James McDonald and son, Paul, of they visited their daughter and Lane - McConnell Saginaw; Peggy Williams of King- Mrs. Peter Decker, Mrs. Douglas tober 12th, 1953. husband, the Koert Lessmans. funeral in Cass City Wednesday of ston; Mrs. Gertrude Ricker, Ellen Present, Honorable Almon C. Pierce, Puslinch, Ontario, and Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon. Stilson, Mr. and Mrs, Keith Judge of Probate. Mrs. Lincoln Gregor of Whitby, Miss Mabel Brian and Mrs. ,H, Decker, Steven Schneeberger of Buehrly, Mrs. Earl Rayl, Jr., Mr. Notice is hereby given, that the peti- Mrs. Ethel McGregory returned Wedding Saturday tion of Frederick B. Auten, the adminis- Ontario. T. .Crandell, .Sr., were entertained Cass City, and Mrs, Vern Powell and Mrs. Oliver Stilson, Mr. and trator of said estate, praying that his Sunday at the Carl Kirkpatrick home Monday after having spent. and baby of Elkton. final account be allowed and the residue Twenty-threy e members of the . Mrs. Gerald Stilson, Mrs. Kenneth of "said estate assigned to the persons en- - - - en_ [home in Caro. A turkey dinner was the past three weeks with rela-! Before an altar decorated with McRae, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evangelical Youth Fellowship tives and friends at Grand Blanc, 'potted mums in the First Baptist titled thereto, will be heard at the Pro- joyed a hay-ride party Monday i served in honor of the birthday of Wright, Mr. and MrsI George bate Court on November 5th, 1953, at ten Mrs. Kirkpatrick. „ Pontiac, Ann Arbor, Farmington Church in Bad Axe, Miss Ariene Mrs. Mary Clark Wright and Mrs. Sarah Cole. Al- a. m. - . . : evening. Luke,Tuckey drove the and Cleveland, Ohio. Lane, daughter of,Mr. and Mrs. It is Ordered, that notice thereof be tractor which pulled the .wagon. Week-end guests of Mr. and so attending were Mr. and Mrs. given by publication of a copy hereof for Mrs. Edward .Mark and relatives Mr. and Mrs; Wilford Caister Ray Lane of Detroit, became the Dies at Farm Home three weeks consecutively previous to said The group returned to the church bride of Donald McConnell, son of Donald Stilson of Marlette and f day of hearing, in the Cass City Chroni- here were Mrs. F. L. Wurtsmith and daughterr Janet, spent the Mrs. Leslie Hurd of Gagetown. cle, and that the petitioner cause a copy for refreshments before going to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McConnell of of this notice to be served upon each their homes. and children, Carole and Paul, and week end at Kitchener and El- Funeral services were held known party in interest at his last known mira, Ont. They visited relativesCass City. Thursday at the Mac Alpine Fu- address by registered mail, return receipt Cass City Grange will meet at Mr. and Mrs, Richard Dill of Grosse Pte. Woods. there who 'were celebrating the Rev. Robert Briggs, pastor of neral Home in Bad Axe for , Mrs. John Ao MeCormiek demanded, at least- fourteen (14) days the .Grange hall Friday evening, the church, performed the cere- prior to such hearing, or .by personal ser- Mr. and Mrs. James MoellerCanadian Thanksgiving. Mary Clark, 73, wife of Alexander vice at least five (5) days prior to such Oct. 16. Ham supper at seven- mony at 8:00 p. m. Saturday, Octo- Clark of Sheridan Township. At Army School hearing. thirty o'clock. Election of officers (Erma Nagy) of East Detroit are Mr. and Mrs. Harold Huffman ber 10, in the''^presence of 75 ALMON C. PIERCE,. the parents of a seven-pound, and daughters of Yale spent from Death was said to have been Judge of Probate. will take place in the business guests. ' '^ > caused by heart disease Monday Pvt. John A. MeCormick, son of A True Copy . . meeting. Hosts for the evening will j eleven-ounce girl born Oct. 4 in St. Wednesday evening until Sunday Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate. The bride was'giyen in marriage evening at her farm home. Mr. and Mrs. John V. McCormick, 10-16-3 be Mr_ and Mrs. Ellwood Eastman Johns Hospital in Detroit, The girl with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. by her father and? wore a gray suit has been named Sue Ellen. Lloyd E. Karr. On Thursday they Mrs. Clark was born April 28, 4544 Brooker .St.; Cass City, is now and Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Law. with navy .blue accessories and a 1880, in Ontario and moved to attending the Laundry and ,Dry Mrs. Edward Rusch, accom- attended teachers' institute at Sag- white orchid corsage. In addition to their guests from inaw. Huron County 64 years ago with Cleaning Machine Operation PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT Ontario for the week end on Sun- panied by her mother, Mrs. John Vocalist for the wedding was her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. G. Course offered by the Quarter- CASS CITY. MICHIGAN day at a Canadian Thanksgiving Haley, and her aunt, Mrs. Clarence Mrs. Larry McClorey of Deford, Irene Bender of Bad Axe and Mrs. Stirton. master School, Fort Lee, Va. Pvt. The Cass City Chronicle established In dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schweg-. Boulton, visited the latter's daugh- Miss Frances Deibel and Mrs. Wm. Duane Johnson, also of Bad Axe, McCormick graduated from Cass 1899 by Frederick Klump and the Cass Johnston were hostesses Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Clark observed City Enterprise founded in 1881, consoli- ler had their two daughters and ter, Mrs. George Sterling, at Mid- was organist. •-';• their golden wedding anniversary City High School and entered the dated under the name of the Cass City families, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Klein land Wednesday of last week. afternoon at the Glen McClorey Mrs. John Shunk of Bad Axe, in October, 1952. service in June, 1953. Chronicle on April 20, 1906. Entered as home at a miscellaneous shower second class mail matter at the post office and children of Port Huron and The Misses Patricia McGarry of sister of the bride, was matron of Surviving, besides her husband, This eight-week course trains at Cass City, Mich., under Act of Mar. 8, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Battel and Bay City and Lois Little of Sagi- honoring Mrs. Dale Damm, a re- honor. She wore a, gray suit with are: two daughters, Mrs. Floyd enlisted personnel in the operation 1879. cent bride. Subscription Price—To post offices in children. naw spent from Friday evening black accessories and her corsage Armstrong of Plymouth,, and Mrs. of laundry and dry cleaning ma- Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties until Sunday at their homes here Four-year-old Wayne Seeley, was of white munis and pink roses, | H. W. McKenzie/of Dearborn; two chinery installed in fixed or mobile $2.50 a year, $1.50 for six months, in Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kirn and other parts of the United States, $3.00 a baby, Mrs. Homer Hower and Miss and attended the Lane-McConnell son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Seeley, Best man for the groom was his brothers, James Stirton of Rich- laundry units. Students study such year, 25 cents extra charge for part year Helen Hower were Sunday guests wedding in Bad Axe Saturday eve- suffered a fractured right femur, brother, Leigh McConnell of De- mond, Va., and Archie Stirton, subjects as the operation and order. Payable in advance. sustained Tuesday evening while troit. Elden Lane of . Bad Axe, For information regarding newspaper of Rev. and Mrs. S, P. Kirn at Mt. ning. Cass City; two sisters, Mrs. R. N. maintenance of mobile and sta- advertising and commercial and job prin*» Pleasant. In the morning service Members of Echo Chapter who playing football with older boys. brother of the bride, and Robert McCullough, Cass City, and Mrs. tionary laundry and dry cleaning ing, telephone No. 13. He was admitted to Pleasant Speirs of Cass City, brother-in-law John Haire and E. J. LaPorte, in the Evangelical Church at Mt. are attending Grand Chapter ses- Walter Buckner, Big Beaver, and equipment, pipe fitting and inter- Publishers. 'Pleasant, Rev. Kirn had the rare sions in Grand Rapids this week Home Hospital. of the groom, were the ushers. two grandchildren. nal combustion engines. National Advertising Representatives! Sgt. J. D. Tuckey who has been A reception was held at the He and his 32 classmates will Michigan Press Service, Inc., East Lan- -privilege of baptizing his three- are: Mrs. Don Seeger, Mrs. Clif- sing, Mich., and Weekly Newspaper Rep- ^month-old grandson, Michael j ford Martin and Mrs. A. N. Bige- in Korea, telephoned his parents, church immediately following the A confidence man has very little graduate from the school Nov. 21. resentatives. Inc., 920 Broadway, New rites. York 10. N. Y. Frederick Kirn. low; as delegates, Mrs. Alex Mr. and Mrs, Luke Tuckey, .Sun- in other people. day from Fort Sheridan, 111. He Guests were present from New Putting teeth into law won't help Thirteen members of the Cass Greenleaf, Mrs. Arthur Kettlewell and Mrs. D. A. Krug. will arrive home this week for a Jersey, Detroit, Birmingham, A man never gets a habit until much if they're the kind that come Give your doctor benefit of the Valley Farm Bureau group met Dearborn, Caro, Cass City and Bad Members of Echo Chapter who 30-day furlough and then will the habit gets him. out at night. doubt—he has inside information. Monday evening in the Hugh Con- have a new assignment. Axe. nolly home. Rothwell McVety led attended an Eastern Star meet- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bailey The bride and groom are both the discussion on "Should the ing at Unionville Friday evening graduates from Cass City High Presidential Election Plan be were: Mr. and Mrs. Justus Ashmore spent from Thursday to Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Kapnick School. The groom returned home Changed?" Mrs. Vernon McCon-! of Saginaw, Mrs. Don Seeger, Mrs. in July after serving with the army nell was' elected as the woman' George Seeger, Mrs. Alex Green- in Chicago. While there, they at- tended the Minnesota-Northwest- in Europe. delegate from the group to the leaf, Mrs. Clifford Martin, John The bride has been employed state Farm Bureau meeting to be | Bayley, Mrs.. G. Wm. Cook and ern football game, and also saw "The Robe" in cinemascope. with the Bell Telephone Company held in Lansing in November. Pot- j Richard Bayley. Also attending in Detroit and the groom is em- luck lunch was served. were Mr. and Mrs. Newell Manke.. Three-and-a-half-year-old Laura ployed at the Chrysler Jet Engi- Mrs. G. Ernest Reagh enter- Mrs. Don Seeger and Mr. Ashmore Spencer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. neering Plant. tained two groups of ladies at tea \ were guest officers for initiation Clinton Spencer of Cass City, is After a week's wedding trip in last week in honor of her sister-in- of members. recovering in Cass City Hospital from injuries sustained when she Northern Michigan, the couple will law, Mrs. Mabel Hutching, who is Twenty-eight were* present last I be at home at 1155 Collingwood, visiting here. On Thursday after- Wednesday afternoon when the! fell from a moving automobile. Apt. 105, in Detroit. Presbyterian Missionary Society She has a broken left leg and lac- noon former schoolmates of Mrs. erations of the scalp. Hutchins, Mrs. G. W. Landon, Mrs. met at the church with Mrs. James C. J. Striffler and Mrs. D. A. Colbert as hostess. Assistant hos- Miss Margaret McCarron took Clifford VanVliet Krug were guests. Saturday after- tesses were Mrs. Frank Meiser and her tnother, Mrs. Jean McCarron, noon guests included Mrs, Carrie Mrs. Harold Perry. Mrs. Ernest to Detroit Friday and returned to Promoted to Johnson, Mrs. E. C. Brainerd, Mrs. Croft conducted devotions and for Cass City Monday night. Mrs,. Mc- Bert Atkins, Miss Ethel Gottrell the program, Mrs. M. R. Vender Carron remained in the home of Clifford VanVliet, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Gilliam, all of reviewed "That the World May a niece, Mrs. Wm. Rohnkohl, to and Mrs. A. C. VanVliet of Caro, THUMB'S Vassar. Mrs. Gilliam was the for- Know." Refreshments were served. spend a month. She is receiving was recently promoted to the rank mer Lottie Bradley of Cass City. The November meeting will be medical attention at Art Center of sergeant. Hospital. Sgt. VanVliet is serving with Of interest to many here, is a with Mrs. John Reagh. Rev. S, R. Wurtz officiated at Mr. and Mrs. James Lonsberry medics in Korea. He entered the wedding which took place in Nar- army July 17, 1952, and left the LOWEST PRICES the simple ceremony in the Evan- i and two children, Mr. and Mrs. din Park Methodist Church in De- States Dec. 31, 1952, for Japan. troit, Saturday evening at seven- gelical Church parsonage Thurs- Keith Little and David, Bruce Mc- day at eight o'clock when Miss Vety and Miss Florence Leazenby, He later was transferred to Ko- thirty o'clock, when Miss Beverly rea. Woosley, daughter of Mrs. Wm. Norma Jane Harris and Nicholas joined Rev. and Mrs. Howard A. Decker were married. The bride Woodard and Mary Helen for din- Sgt. VanVliet is the grandson of SIGNS St. Laurent of Detroit, became the Mrs. Stanley Fike of Cass City. bride of Earl Germaine. Mrs. St. is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ner Sunday, in celebration of the Laurent (Inza "Ward Woosley) and Earl Harris and parents of the birthday of the Woodards' daugh- FOR ter, Mrs. Lonsberry. 50c her four children were residents groom are Mr. and Mrs. Nick Dec- Officers Elected here for a time. Attending the ker. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G. W.. Landon and wedding were Mrs. Rosella Osburn Richard Hampshire, sister and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Muntz at- Officers to serve Grant-Elkland SIGNS and Nanette of Caro and Mrs. brother-in-law of the bride. Only tended the annual meeting of San- Grange for the coming year were Clement Tyo from Cass City. Mr. the parents of the couple were ilac-Tuscola rural letter carriers elected at the October meeting Fri- Saturday night at Croswell. In FOR and Mrs. Forest Tyo and daughter, present for the ceremony. day evening in the Bird School- 6 Mrs. Ronald Phillips, and Mrs. Mrs. Peter Zell, Mrs. Henry the election of officers, Robert house as follows: master, Edward Tyo's mother, Mrs. Josie Brooks, Heck and Mrs. Fritz were guests Profit, who was not present, was Krohn; overseer, John Guisbert; went to Detroit to attend the at the Lutheran Ladies' Aid meet- re-elected president. The next lecturer, Mrs. Edward Krohn; SINGLE wedding. While leaving the home ing held last Friday afternoon at meeting will be in November at steward, John West; assistant of her daughter, Mrs. Adam Baur, the Cass City Bowling Alley and Kingston. steward, Delbert Profit; chaplain, to go to the church, Mrs,. Josie Mrs,. Peter Metzger became a Dr. and Mrs. James Hurley of Mrs. Albert Gallagher; treasurer, SIGNS Brooks, 74, fell and suffered a member. The November 13th meet- Alamosa, Colo., arrived Tuesday to Clayton Root; secretary, Mrs. fractured hip. She was taken to a ing will be at the bowling alley visit his sister and husband, Mr. Clayton Root; gatekeeper, Wm. Highland Park Hospital and Tues- again in the afternoon and project and Mrs. C. M. Wallace. En route Profit; Ceres, Mrs. Fred Withey; day was brought by ambulance to for the month is a food collection home they will attend the football Pomona, Mrs. James . Milligan; Pleasant Home Hospital.. Mrs. John for the Lutheran Children's Home game in Ann Arbor Saturday be- Flora, Mrs. Johft Guisbert, and Gruber accompanied Mrs. Ronald in Bay City. Members are to tween the University of Michigan lady assistant steward, Mrs. John Phillips as far as Pontiac and vis- bring their contribution to the and Northwestern. Their son, West. Chronicle ited relatives there over the week meeting. Mrs. Steve Orto and Mrs. Robert Hurley, is a full back on end. Glenn Ulrey are to be co-hostesses. the University of Michigan team. Advertise ijb in the Chronicle. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN, CASS CITY CHRONICLE— FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1953. PAGE SEVEN. Buy - Rent - Sell With Chronicle Want Ads WANT AD RATES FOR SALE—Holstein bull, 15 FOR BARGAINS in drapery and 80 ACRES clay land on black top WANTED—Girl to do housework. FOR SALE—Modern brick home, ORDER EARLY. .Choose from Want ad of 20 words or less, 40 cents •each insertion; additional words, 2 cents months old. % east Deford. Best furniture don't fail to attend our road near Gagetown. L shape Call 241R3. • 10-16-1 insulated, 5 rooms, bath and show- several top lines of quality living •«ach. Orders by mail should be aceom- offer Saturday or Sunday. Pos- seventh anniversary sale Oct. 23 bank barn,'40x70 and 40x40; 10 er, Timken oil furnace, two corner room _ furniture and occassional tjyanieu by easli or postage stamps, jn.ates for display want ad on application. luszny. 10-16-1* to 81st. Satow Furniture and stanchions, 4 bedroom house with jt>ea springs ana mat- lots. Garden space and ranch chairs. Save 15% on special or- ng, K_?eoew^amg, pnone uti-i.ii/y room, xUli. uasenieni/ wiuii tresses * coal and wood heaters "il style fence. Harold Asher, 4261 ders for Christmas delivery. 'Cass FOE SALE—25 ft. Cozy Coach EXPERIENCED TRUCK driver 5621. 10-16-2 cistern; also a screened-in porch, burners. Secondhand Store. A. Oak Street. Phone 124R11. 9-25-tf City Furniture Store, Phone 253. house trailer, like new. A real looking for job in. area. Edward garage, deep well, some fruit Smithson. Phone 11R2. Call dur- 10-16-1 bargain if taken by October 25. Lawsen, 4 miles west, 2 north, */£ I WILL DO custom corn picking trees and electric fence. You ing noon hour or after supper. RUMMAGE SALE at the Presby- William Zemke, Deford. 10-16-1 west of Cass City. 10-16-1* work with Oliver corn picker. won't believe it, but the price is 10-16-1* terian Church basement. Selling LADIES—A Blanchette Lingerie Richard McDonald, 1 west, 3 only $11,500. $4,500 down and from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. on Satur- Party in your home gives you the Frazer, 4-door, tional H or M with tractor hy- shotgun. Good condition. Priced own water system; hot and cold Maroon. Heater, overdrive, new CrROCERY and gasoline, nice liv- draulic system $299.00. Wallace to sell. Can beo :seen at Albee water; furnace, $5,500. battery. Interior in very good con- & Morley Store, Bay Port. 10-9-4 CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING! We ing rooms, plus 4 room apartment Ask for Demonstration. Hardware. 10-16-1* do custom slaughtering Monday, 80 ACRES near Kingston, 65 acres dition. A cheap car for transpor- rented. This 'store makes a very FOR SALE—A favorite hard coal Lumber and Timber cut 'to I SELL AND pjRVICE Badger Tuesday, Wednesday. No appoint- under cultivation, stock and tation. Mrs. Gertrude Gorkins, good living for owner and can be base burner. A-l condition. New your specifications. barn cleaners; ^erovent hay and ment necessary. We also cut and equipment $11,000.; down pay- phone 102F24. 10-16-1 bought with $5,000 down. wrap meat for deep freeze. Gross ment $5,000. fire pot last year. Price 10 dol- grain drying jfans; dairy barn SPECIAL—22-ft. upright freezers lars. Clair Profit, 4 norlh, 1 east, Standing Timber and Logs Bought ventilating systems; Conde low- and Maier. Phone 16. 6-20-tf 80 ACRES near Cass City, good lo- 120 ACRES good land, modern six We Pay More ' • with 5 freezing plates for faster room home, nearly new barn, '' 1 north of Cass; City. 10-16-1 vacuum milkersf o-Baverly, copper cation, large home with stone freezing. Priced at $495. Also stanchions and water cups for 21 lined, side and/top open, milk FOR SALE faced porch, -garage attached, available in 15-ft. and 27-ft. cows. Silo, tool shed, new, large B. & L. Lumber Co. ceelers and electrically heated two barns, milk house, a good Satchell Sales & Service, Elling- chicken coop, $18,000 full price. Don't Be Caught drinking fountains. Satchell Sales New and Used Farm producer. $14,500, down $6,500. ton. Phone Caro 9086. 10-2-tf with a sudden Freeze-up. Robinson & Hadley Roads and Service. Phone 9086, 5 ACRES, 7 room home; furnace; 120 ACRES good land, very nice Cass City, Michigan 3-28-tf ..-,>.; Machinery water system; good 10x30 poultry WEDDING GIFT? Why not give home. Good barn, milk house, silo,} Phone Cass City 217F2 house. Price $4,000. them a camera and flash to re- nearly new tool shed. This farm ] ANTI-FREEZE FOR SALE—Potatoes', 50c. 9 OLIVER 66 and cultivator 5 ACRES near Kingston, 5 room cord their honeymoon* trip ? If we is a high producer and can be 9-4-tf •north, 2 east, 1% north of Cass 4iaven't got what you want, we also home, own water system, hip roof bought on easy terms. City. 10-9-2* USED "AC" combines with motor barn. Full price $3,100. TERMS. can get it. We have cameras, TWO LOTS. Know the facts. In- PERMANENT ANTI-FREEZE CHICKEN SUPPER — Evergreen USED "AC" PTO combine HOME BARGAIN, 7 rooms, base- flash equipment, bulbs, film and NOTICE—I am replacing Lyle developing service. Neitzel Studio come property in business zone. TT~Q«^~Q»- ^0 ,~,,.™ Tio.T7"^TU /l««1«™ Community Hall, Shabbona, Oct. ment new oil furnaces auto, hot AT jCvucpIgeii 0,0 y(Ju.JL j-'clvcuLU ticaicx USED JOHN DEERE "AR," good and Camera Shop, Cass City. Beautiful home in A-l condition, for Elkland, Greenleaf, Elnawood 20, serving 5:45 "until all served. water, new chimney; screened-in easily arranged for two families, and Novesta twps. Harrison Adults $1.50; children 8 to 12, 75c. rubber. porch; nice garden spot; shade 9-4-tf oil heat, plus another home al- Gambles (Harry) Stine. 10-9-3 10-16-1* and lawn. Full price $4,500. Down NOTICE—New Gordon Hotel Bar- ways rented, plus two garages 9-25-tf Cliff Ryan $1,250. now rented for storage. Anyone FOR SALE—Five Holstein heifers, FOR SALE—275 AAA large Leg- John Deere Sales and Service ber Shop hours: Monday and looking ahead should look this ! FOR SALE—A 1934 Chevrolet. In- 3 to freshen in December, 2 year- horn pullets, 5 months old, start- Cass City B. A. Calka Tuesday 8-5; Wednesday 9-7; over as the price is right and quire at 6606 Third St. 10-16-1* lings. 1 west, 1 north, % west of ing to lay. Frank McVety, 3 south., 6-24- Thursday closed; Friday 9-7; terms available. Shown by ap- Gagetown. Jim Kady. 10-9-3* 2 west of Cass City. 10-16-1 United Farm Agency Saturday 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Tom- pointment only. HAVE ABOUT 85 New Hampshire 6487 Main St.. Cass City my Gruber, operator. 6-5-tf CHICKEN SUPPER — Evergreen CAMERAS ARE our business. Red pullets for sale, ready to lay Telephone 126R4 100 ACRES, house, six rooms and Community Hall, Shabbona, Oct. Stop in and let's get acquainted. now, at $1.25 each. % mile south 10-2-1 bath, good barn, silo, milk house. 20, serving 5:45 until all served. You name the camera and we'll of Deford School. Frank David. $8,500 full price. TERMS. Adults $1.50; children 8 to 12, 75c. get it. Argus, Ansco, Baldix, 10-16-1* STAY WET paint and varnish re- Guaranteed 10-16-1* Kodak, Liecas, etc. Neitzel Studio mover. Refinish with Dura Seal SO ACRES, basement home. Ap- NETS LIFTED DAILY and Camera Shop, Cass City. proximately 55 acres under culti- LEAVE HERE your films for Arnold Copeland or Berry Seal. Bigelow Hardware, Used Farm . vation. $3,800 full price. speedy developing. We handle all 9-4-tf Farm and General Cass City. ' 10-16-2 size films and color films. Bal- Machinery GROCERY and hardware. Modern R. L. Gillingham Auctioneering HOUSE FOR SALE or rent. 5 lagh's Restaurant, M-53, Green- Take advantage of our complete rooms. '2 blocks south of lumber home, doing a very good business. leaf. 10-9-4 For sale or will trade for good Fishing Co. Now Is The Time auction service. yard. Brinker Lumber Co., Cass CASE CHOPPER, with corn and farm. This store and home priced You can place the entire adminis- City. ! Bay Port Phone 2631 WOULD YOU enjoy driving a tration of your auction in GUI hay heads. at $12,000, plus inventory. Terms. 1953 Plymouth doing rural sales to check radiator and heater hoses, 10-9-tf hands and we wrll make all ar- BEET HARVESTER, Scott-Ur- work in your community? Car thermostats, mufflers, ignition, rangements. BASEMENT HOME — Living furnished free, highest commis- schel, fine condition. room, kitchen and dining, two BIG VALUE—Come and watch etc., and be ready for winter. Phone 235R3 6293 W. Main St They Have Got Kelvinator automatic washer sions, plus bonus. Middle-aged Cass City ALLIS-CHALMERS combine with bedrooms and bath. Good location. lady preferred. Sales experience Complete line of auto parts. $2,600 full price. demonstration. Each family bring 10-20-tf power take off. one washer load and see how it helpful, but not necessary. At To Be Right SIX ROOM home, modern except cleans. Each demonstration may home nights. For personal inter- DEAD STOCK—Prompt removaL ALLIS-CHALMERS combine with furnace, garage. Good location. get 3-pc. Cannon towel set worth view write Box 109 Caro, Mich. Cass City Auto Parts Call Darling and Company Collect motor. $4,200 full price. Terms. $2.00 for 50c. D. A. Krug, Shel- 10-9-2 207, Cass City. 1-23-tf Yes, a used car sold by Rabi- lane Gas Supply, Cass City. 10-9-tf deau Motor .Sales has got to be MODERN SIX ROOM brick home, 10-9-3 FOR SALE—Almost new Minne- right when it leaves, our lot. Rabideau Farm ideal location, plenty of shade, oil WANTED WE HAVE GADGET bags, flash apolis-Moline, Model (SH), one- For every used car sold has furnace, closed in porch, priced FOR SALE—Late '52 Chevrolet bulbs, film, albums, anything you row corn picker-husker. Has been carefully checked, recon- Service right. four door styleline deluxe, radio, want we have and can get—quick. picked less than 40 acres. Priced ditioned and is ready to go. heater, white sidewall tires, fen- to sell. Inquire A. R. Kettlewell, And we've priced them to sell Phone 267 Cass City 5 ROOMS and bath, basement, 3 der skirts and seat covers. A-l POULTRY Neitzel .Studio and Camera Shop, Cass City. 9-4-tf Cass City Furniture Store. Phone at once. Check for yourself lots all for $4,000. condition. Priced to sell. Cash or 253. 10-16-1 and see! THE FAMILY OF Grant Agar terms. Tel. 135R5, John MeCor- EIGHT-ROOM home, 6 down, two OPEN NOW—New restaurant on wish to express their thanks to mick, 4544 Brooker. 10-9-2* Closed Saturday P. M. M-46, 1 mile west of Kingston. MY CIDER MILL will be open for friends and relatives for their up, two lots, good well. Small business Mondays, Fridays and '51 STUDEBAKER Commander barn. Full price $3,000. WANTED —-> Building to house Full course meals and short or- V-8. Hydramatic drive. Good many expressions of sympathy. ders. Home cooking. Your patron- Saturdays. A, J. Johnson, % mile .Special thanks to Rev. Gibson for house trailer. Call 212 or 347. west of Snover. 9-25-tf condition. Jack Hulien. 10-16-1 PHONE 145 age will be appreciated. Walt and his comforting words; to Mrs. James Colbert Vi. 10-16-2* '50 FORD 8 tudor. .Radio and Joos for the music; to those who JOHN DEERE A tractor, early heater. provided and served the meal at Broker FOR SALE—4 foot refrigerator, Start Your Christmas Willard Agar's; to the Masons '39 model with post in front, has '50 STUDEBAKER Champion. power lift, new rear tires and CARO POULTRY ideal for cabin or house trailer. and Don McLachlan for their ser- Cass Gity, Mich. Also Acetylene welding and Shopping Now Overdrive and other extras. 5-15- tubes, 75% chloride loaded, also vices and to Harry Little. Mrs. new clutch, spark plugs, genera- PLANT cutting outfit complete with USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN '47 CHEVROLET, radio and L*ucy Agar and family. 10-16-1* NOTICE—Brinkers Lumber Yard tor, sealed beam light units. tanks. Louie Salas, 1706 Kingston heater. Completely overhauled. will be closed Tuesday, Oct. 20, Starts and runs good, doesn't Road in Wilmot. 10-16-2* Dolls, Doll Cabs, Musical Rockers, WE WISH TO express our sin- Caro, Mich. New paint job. cere thanks and appreciation to for opening of hunting season. use oil, it gave us good service on Rocking Horses, See our display iGEYSS Any kind at Bulen Motors, '47 CHRYSLER, radio and heater, friends, neighbors and relatives We will appreciate making your a bqan pickup machine and seems 10-16-2 Cass City, Mich. 12-8-tf deliveries Monday, Oct. 19. Your to be sound mechanically. Price AT automatic drive. for their many acts of kindnesses cooperation will be appreciated. Ralph Partridge. 10-16-1* CALF DEHORNERS, Fast, safe, CORN PICKERS—New New Idea and expressions of sympathy dur- Brinker Lumber Co. 10-16-1 sure way to dehorn calves. $9.00 one row corn pickers $1,000.00. Gambles SEE HOW MUCH MORE YOUR ing the illness and death of our FOR LOWEST COST EAR CORN and $14.95. Sunbeam Clipmasters husband and father; to Rev. Wallace & Morley .Store, Bay 9-25-tf USED CAR BRINGS AT FOR SALE—Potatoes, No. 2 big, storage—Safe from rats, see the $37.95. Extra blades for dip- Port. 10-9-4 Bozek, Mr. Little and the singers. 35c bushel. No. 2 small, 75c Martin Steel Harvest Hoarder. masters. Bigelow Hardware, Cass HARROWS—New Massey-Harris RABIDEAU'S Mrs. Straky and family. bushel. Field run, 90c bushel. No. 1350 and 1500 bu. sizes on hand. City. 10-16-2 FOR SALE— Minneapolis-Moline spring tooth harrows. 3 sections 10-16-1 1 $1.25 bushel 2 south, 4 east of Approved by PMA. Blythe Keller- corn picker. Clayton O'Dell, 1 $90.00. 4 sections $116.00. Wal- Deford, Wm. Zimba. 10-16-4* mann, Elkton. 10-2-3 NOTICE—Brinkers Lumber Yard mile east of Ellington store on lace & Morley Store, Bay Port, Rabideau Motor Sales I WISH TO thank Dr. Donahue, will be closed Tuesday, Oct. 20, M-81. 10-16-1* Michigan. 10-9-4 Miss Kelly, Mrs. Freeman and her USED CARPET. Two-tone gray, IF INTERESTED in listing, sell- for opening of hunting season. Phone 267 Cass City staff of nurses for their wonder- sculpture effect, with throw rugs. ing or buying used farm equip- We will appreciate making your USED NINE PIECE dining room FOR SALE—Good Pontiac pota- ful care; the eighth grade class Very good condition. Cass City ment, contact Bernard Swick, 4% deliveries Monday, Oct. 19. Your suite, walnut finish. Cass City toes, $1 bushel. John Slickton, 8 FOR RENT. Floor sander and and teachers for fruit and visits Furniture Store, phone 253. miles northeast of Caro, second cooperation will be appreciated. Furniture Store, Phone 253. south, ^4 east of Cass City. edger. Cass City Furniture Store, during my stay at Pleasant Home 10-16-1 place east on Gerou Road. 10-9-2* Brinker Lumber Co. 10-16-1 10-16-1 10-9-2* Phone 253. 10-16-1 Hospital. Ellen Decker. 10-16-1* PAGE EIGHT. CASS CITY CHRONICLE— FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1953. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. Two Church Groups At Hay Ride Parties Military Addresses Taking advantage of the school ended with a wiener roast at the News Items From Gagetown Area holidays last week, the West- Cass City Recreational Park, while Osborne Baby- and relatives gathered at her wedding Saturday evening. "Other the Senior group held a barn dance A/2c Arthur Caister, 16354- A baby boy born prematurely to minster Fellowship groups of the 202, 6612th Install Sqd., APO home Saturday afternoon to help guests at the wedding from the Presbyterian Church held hay ride and enjoyed refreshments at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osborne at her celebrate her birthday. vicinity were Mr. and Mrs. Nor- home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mc- 23, Box 355 c/o PM, New York, Saginaw General Hospital Friday parties. The Junior High group New York. -Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Rocke- man Emmons and family, Mr. and held its party Wednesday, Oct. 7, Eachern. Mr. and Mrs. James lived only seven hours. feller of Simcoe, Ontario, and Mr. Mrs. Arthur Whidden and Mr. and Gross assisted in the party. Pvt. Roger Little, KA16440- The body was taken to the and Mrs. James McFarland and Mrs. Archie Ackerman and family. and the high school group met the Both parties were -well at- 429, Co. B, 29th Armored Inf. Hunter Funeral Home where fu- AT rwheels for H or M tractor week end at Mrs. Seurynck's home Three section drags and visited relatives. Mrs.Sherwood Rice, Sr., enter- 6 ways better Weeder Cultipacker tained the bridge club at her home Thoroughly Inspected Holstein cow, 5 years old, bred Sept. 24 Heat cab for M tractor last Thursday afternoon. Dessert Holstein cow, 8 years old, bred Sept. 7 was served before the playing be- Reconditioned for Safety Buzz saw 36 in., extra 30 in. blade gan at three tables. Mrs. Arthur Holstein cow, 9 years old, bred Sept. 7 McCullough 18 in. chain saw, like new Freeman was awarded first prize Reconditioned for Holstein cow, 4 years old, bred April 27 Bench saw arbor and 14 in. blade and Mrs. Alvin Freeman drew the Performance Holstein cow, 6 years old, open consolation award. Weed chopper Electric fencer Mr. and Mrs. John Phelan of Reconditioned for Value Holstein cow, 7 years old, bred April 2 Rite Way milker, 2 single units, stainless Detroit visited relatives in this Honestly Described Holstein cow, 8 years old, bred March 22 steel pails vicinity Sunday. Holstein cow, 4 years old, bred March 20 Schultz 6 can milk cooler Mrs. Elery Sontag and daughter, Marie, and Mrs. Anthony Rep- Holstein cow, 3 years old, bred Aug. 19 6-can can rack Wash tanks shinska were guests at a pink and Holstein heifer, 18 months old, open 6 milk cans Strainer blue shower Saturday night for 'Holstein heifer, 6 months old McCormick-Deering 600 Ib. electric cream Mrs. Bernard King at the home of separator, like new Mrs. Rosella Kretzschmer of "Holstein heifer, 4 months old Owendale. Games were played and Hfelstein bull, 6 months old 8 ft. by 12 ft. insulated brooder house prizes awarded. The honored guest Minneapolis Moline Model R tractor and received many beautiful and use- cultivator ful gifts. Dessert luncheon was MACHINERY served by the hostess, assisted by Safe Guard 2 gallon milk pasteurizer Mrs. Don Retzler and Miss Eleanor McCormick-Deering M tractor, 3 years old, 120 ft. yellow pine flooring, new Good. new 13 inch tires 300ft. 2' by 8—2 by 10—1 by 6 flooring, Miss Edith Miller went to Tawas John Deere 12 A combine with motor, 6 ft. new City Tuesday for a visit with her cut brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Some used windows and doors Carmen Miller. John Deere field ensilage harvester with Some used lumber and cedar siding Mrs. Harry Wood was pleasantly CASS CITY hay head, blower and pipes complete Cement blocks, new and used surprised when a group of friends McCormick-Deering heavy duty wagon, new, with high sides, grain box and 20 muskrat traps canvas unloader Complete 22 piece socket wrench set Rubber tired wagon with grain box, sides 250 ft. No. 14 Romex wiring and canvas unloading apron Two rolls 6 ft. chicken fence Booms wagon unloader - 20 steel fence posts McCormick-Deering 4 bar side delivery Paint spray gun and 25 ft. of air hose Fels Naptha bars rake McCormick-Deering 7 ft. tractor mower FEED Fresh GROUND SOAP 10 69c McCormick-Deering 13 hoe grain drill Ib. McCormick-Deering tractor manure 200 bushels of oats Hart Brand .Ai* spreader 20 tons of chopped hay 46-oz. McCormick-Deering 7 ft. disc 20 tons of alfalfa hay silage TOMATO JUICE can 23c McCormick-Deering 2 row tractor cultiva- 20 ft. of corn silage tor Rib Charmin McCormick-Deering 14 inch 3 bottom plow HOUSEHOLD GOODS Ib. Case 8 in. hammer mill 65 ft. rubber drive STEAKS 59c TISSUE 4 -• 29c belt Oak dining room table Craftsman 150 amp. arc welder Curtain stretchers Lean, Meaty Campbell's Chicken Noodle Super Six manure loader for H or M trac- Platform rocker Ib. cans tor with gravel blade and snow plow Many other articles too numerous to men- PORK CHOPS 57c SOUP 49c Tractor tire chains tion 300 Count boxes TERMS—All sums of $10 and under, cash; over that amount, 1 to 12 months will be Kettle BEEF given on approved notes. KLEENEX 2 45c Ib. 120-acre farm will be offered for sale at 2 p. m., day of sale at auction. About 100 acres ROAST Brack's , 16_o under cultivation, 10 acres of good timber and running water on back of farm. House has 4 Chocolate Covered Cherries ..box rooms and bath, modern, and one part of house unfinished. Full basement 40 by 60 barn, 55c pen type with milking parlor. 12 by 35 cement silo, 20 by 60 machine shed and 20 by 40 chicken house. 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Open Monday thru Friday 8.*00 CASS CITY, MICH. We reserve the Owner a. m. to 6:00 p. m. Saturday 8:00 We smoke, cure and process foods. We sell beef right to limit by side or quarter, pork by whole or side. quantity. PINNEY STATE BANK, Clerk a. m. to 10:00 p. m. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN, CASS CITY CHRONICLE— FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1953. PAGE NIN®,

RefueBing Tractors Michigan Mirror News Briefs SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! Lower prices for gasoline soon duction facilities. organization of 400 gasoline job- He said dealers pay 16.8 cents per were predicted by Rep, William S. Michigan drivers consume more bers. He claimed this practice to gallon, plus 5.3 in federal and Broomfield (R-Royal Oak) as he gas than most other states. be an established oil industry state taxes. "Profit per gallon in added finishing touches to a report * * * policy. Detroit ranges between 5.7 and to be submitted to the January ses- Other questions under consider- Palmer said that Hadley's state- 5.97 cents per gallon," the secre- sion of the Legislature. ation are:. ment could be stated a different tary stated. Among reasons for this belief he Why do gas prices of competing way which would "have a more ac- Retail margin in Duluth, Minn,, lists the "tremendous" effect of companies increase at the same ceptable tone:" Oil companies is 5.9; in Green Bay, Wis., it's five Justice Department investigations; charge all competition will permit cents. time ? * •* * the large petroleum stock on hand; How are "fringe" companies, them to charge. the present tendency of everyday who sell for less than "name" Cost of investigation proceed- motorists to reduce pleasure driv- brands, able to expand their busi- Another hearing highlight came ings was about $1,200 said Rep. Broomfield, who added that the To simplify re-fueling or gas- ing because of high car-operating nesses and at the same time under- when M. E. Greenspon, gas station powered combines and tractors costs. sell the name brands ? owner in Dearborn, claimed that committee was allowed $1,500. used in his rice field, Clarence * * =K Are unfair and illegal pressures many kinds of pressure were di- "We are sure that this amount Lilly, Lonoke, Arkansas, "An oversupply of gasoline IS used. to force up the prices of rected at him when he reduced the will be saved many, many times mounted this 500-gallon tank likely to result in a downward "price cutting" retailers? retail price of gas to 26.9 cents per over by the people of Michigan in on a former Army half truck. AT THE price revision," agreed William holding down unjustified price in- * H* * gallon when "name" brands were Lilly and his four sons farm Palmer, executive secretary of the "It's wide open," said Palmer re- selling for 30 cents. Among these creases in the cost of gasoline as 1700 acres of rice land and Oil and Gas Association of Michi- ferring to the gasoline field. He were closing off his local supply, well as other commodities," the have another 600 acres in lakes gan. "A price reduction, if it occurs, pointed to the fact that "fringe" which meant he had to haul gas young Representative concluded. for hunting and fishing. PRESBYTERIAN can be attributed to this fact, more operators had prospered as proof more than 100 miles, and a city than any other," he stated. Palmer that restraint does not exist. ordinance which prevented his sta- added that petroleum production is He also made reference to his tion from operating 24 hours per high because facilities were rushed figures showing a cost of living day. Church Basement to completion as part of a national increase of 87% as compared with defense program. He pointed to a 66% increase in the cost of gas. Chicken Supper Big companies do less business the situation in Iran where the big- He said further, that of the 13 gest refinery in the world may re- now than previously, claims new production at any time and increases, two in state and one in Palmer. He produced a statement increase world supply even more. federal taxes had to be passed on by Dr. Robert E. Wilson, chair- Saturday, October 24 * * * to consumers. "There were also man of the board for Standard Oil Conclusions of the committee four price decreases since OPA," of Indiana which read: "At the investigation cannot be announced he added. time of the dissolution of the Evergreen Community Club From 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. until the report is filed with the .Standard Oil Trust in 1911, Stand- Legislature, but Broomfield indi- Investigations by the committee ard of Indiana was the only large AT THE cated that several important ques- began the middle of June and in- oil company in the middle west, Sponsored in Community Interest by tions about gas prices still need cluded a trip to Washington to doing about 80% of the business. answers. "We are not saying at compare notes with a federal com- Over the years we have seen one SHABBONA HALL this time that prices are too high," mittee also checking gas pricing. company after another, both, new said Chairman Broomfield, "we are "We felt that it would be a dupli- and old, grow and prosper. Today Cass City State Bank attempting to be sure that in- cation of effort if we questioned 22 of the companies which compete creases are justified." all oil companies," Broomfield ex- in this area have assets of over He referred to 13 separate in- plained. "About 80% of the whole- $100,000,000, and Standard does sale business in the state is in- less than 20% of the business. Tuesday, Oct. 20th creases since OPA ended in 1946, ttiiiHHiUiiiiiimuiHniniiiniiiiiiiMuuiiuiiiHMiHiuitiiiiiniiiminuHiiiiHiuiiiiuuiiiHiiiiiiitiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiHmiiiiNiiiiiii saying, "Michigan citizens are volved in interstate commerce and "Tankwagon" prices will have alarmed at ever increasing prices the Justice Department has about to be reduced if retail prices are Serving From 5:45 'til All Are Served Buy Your "No Hunting" Signs Now of gas." '. 30% of its staff investigating this to drop, said John W. Neiiinger, * * * problem at a national level," he Jr., secretary of the Retail Gaso- ADULTS $1.50 . . CHILDREN 75c at the Chronicle office! continued. line Dealers Association of Detroit. Answers are sought for these * * * iiiiiiHiiHiiinumiiuiiituuuuiniHiiiiiuiuiiiiiiiHuiiiiuiiiiHniHHiiHiiiniiiiuiiiiiHiinniiiiiiniiiiiiHiiiiriiiiiiiitiiintiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniHini questions. Why is-~ gasoline higher priced in .Michigan than _ other "Oil companies charge all that states when: the traffic will bear," claimed Michigan gas taxes are lower Joseph P. Hadley during commit- than other states. tee hearings. Hadley -is general Michigan has ideal pipe-line, counsel and secretary of the Mich- tanker, rail, truck and natural pro- igan Petroleum Association, an

REPORT OF CONDITION OF STATE SAVINGS BANK of Gagetown, Michigan, at the close of business September 30, 1953, a Most-liked low-priced ear State banking institution organized and operating under the banking »JH«» laws of this State and a member of the Federal Reserve System, Published in accordance with a call made by the State Banking Author- ities and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this District. c *. among people who want more for their money ASSETS Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve balance when they buy ... and more money when they sell I and cash items in process of collection United States Government obligations, direct and guaranteed -n There's a big reason why more folks are buying more Fords Obligations of States and political subdivisions 36,246.0Z than ever before. No other low-priced car offers so many of the Other bonds, notes and debentures 5,000.00 Corporate stocks (including $1500.00 stock of . things people want and need for today's driving. In fact, to get Federal Reserve bank) 1,500.00 such "Worth More" Ford features as a V-8 engine, completely Loans and discounts (including none overdrafts) 214,451.59 Bank premises owned $4,000.00 4,000.00 automatic transmission and fine-car power steering in any other r car, you'd have to step well up from the low-price field. ^ TOTAL ASSETS $695,516.13 LIABILITIES = Of course, Ford owners will discover that Ford's worth more Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships and corporations $267,691.34 when they sell it, too. Surveys of used car prices show year-old Time deposits of individuals, partnerships Fords returning a higher proportion o£ their original cost than and corporations - - 272,369.80 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 83,361.35 any other car. TOTAL DEPOSITS $623,422.49 TOTAL LIABILITIES (not including subordinated obligations shown below) $623,422.49 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital* $ 25,000.00 Surplus - 25,000.00 Undivided profits 21,064.10 Reserves (and retirement account for preferred capital) .... ~1,'029.'54 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 72,093.64 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $695,516.13 *This bank's capital consists of: Common stock with total par value of $25,000.00. I, Anna Kehoe, Assistant Cashier, of the above-named bank, here- by certify that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. ANNA KEHOE. Correct—Attest: Cora 0. Purdy, Carolyn G. Wilson, F. D. Hemerick, Directors. State of Michigan, County of Tuscola ss: •Sworn to and subscribed before me this 5th day of October, 1953. Edith E. Miller, Notary Public. Commission -Expires January 20,1954.

Huron County Beef Producers' Co-op Ass'n., Inc. 9th Annual Consignment because it's most like SALE! cars 55 Registered Beef and

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Suitable for Commercial, 4-H and FFA Feeding Projects its field) delivers at a figure that keeps it right down in its price class. TO BE HELD IN THE 4-H, FFA BUILDING AT Ford's the only low-priced car which offers you a choice of a completely automatic trans- Worth more when you buy it Fairgrounds, Bad Axe, Mich. mission (Fordomatic), Overdrive or Conven- Worth more when you sell it 0 PHONE 111 CASS CITY Type Discussion of Dinner in 4-H, FFA AUTEN All Breeding Cattle At Building Starting at 10:30 a. m. 11:30 a. m. — 75c If /ou're iftferesfecf in used cars, be sure fo see our selections! PAGE TEN. CASS CITY CHRONICLE— FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16/.1953. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. Increase Milk Sales With Better Product If dairy farmers expect to in- bulk tank. Keep all equipment The chicken supper held at the crease milk sales, they must do clean and sanitary. Prevent milk- RLDS Church, Owendale, Thurs-1more than just meet minimum re- stone in pails, cans and milkers. day was well attended. About 250 quirements, says Alfred P. Ball- Don't handle milk unless your were served. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wil- weg, Tuscola County agricultural hands and clothing are clean, Sny- son from Tampa, Florida, attended agent. der cautions. Cass City and others were there from Bad A WEEK OF HITS! TWO SHOWS NITELY Quality milk begins on the farm, To" produce quality milk, points Axe, Elkton, Bay Port, Flint, De- he reminds, and it must be pro- out Snyder, the bacterial count troit, Caseville, Cass City and •fhlfprl TmripY* o-nnrl cstirn-t-OT-tr r>/->nrli_ FRI., SAT. OCT. 16-17 Q — « ~ ~~v~~~- -«-* j ~WJ.J.XAJ. Owendale. 1 tions. First Showing This Territory! Two Fine Hits Mr. and Mrs. Finiey McNamera must be cooled promptly and kept of Flint and Mrs. Edna Woods of W. W. Snyder of the Michigan cold until delivered at the plant. Detroit visited at the home of Mr. State College dairy department The temperature should be below and Mrs. George Muir at Valley advises producers to boost their 40 degrees Fahrenheit. Center over the week end and also milk quality by "paying attention Snyder also stresses that cows That Lived Beyond in this vicinity and attended the to the little things." He suggests should not be fed hay or silage be- the Deadline!, chicken supper Thursday evening. keeping cows clipped and washing fore or during milking. Hay, es- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jarvis of udders before each milking. Use pecially, produces dust in the barn Port Huron and children visited his the strip cup regularly to avoid and gets in milk. Silage may pro- mother, Mrs. Mose Herford, at bad milk getting into the can or duce off-flavor. Elkton over the week end. , Mr. and Mrs. Herb Wilson of Detroit were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Mosher and grandson, Dean. Color Cartoon, Sports and Pete Smith Special Mr. and Mrs. Silas Parker were CAR0.WICH: (guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey SATURDAY MIDNIGHT SHOW I Dubbs Sunday for supper, PH. 377 A Hit "PERILOUS JOURNEY" j Nina Lavaque and Joe Madona SHOW" j of Detroit were week-end guests SUN., MON. OCT. 18-19 | of Mr. and Mrs. Art Cooley, Jr., j and children. THE SHOW PLACE OF THE THUMB! Thumb's Premier! Funeral services for Mrs. Mag- Continuous Sunday from 3:00 p. m. dalene Pflaum, mother of Mrs.! FRI., SAT. OCT. 16-17 Laura Dubbs, were held in the M-G-M's GREATEST TECHNICOLOR and RLDS Church, Owendale, Sunday Bargain Matinee Saturday at 2:30 p. m. MUSICAL since its famed hit "WALT DISNEY'S DRIVE-IN CAPERS" at two o'clock. Burial was in" Wil- | fAn American iij Paris"! liamston Cemetery with Elder HE LIVED TO FIGHT Silas Parker and Jay Dickerson Technicolor officiating. THE NAME OF "COWARD" Elder and Mrs. Myron Carr of SAT. MIDNITE, SUN., MON. OCT. 18-19 Jeddo were week-end guests of Mr. Great Twin Bill For All The Family 1 and Mrs. Ezra Abbe. Elder Myron A First Caro Showing Carr was guest speaker at the SECRET RLDS Church in Owendale at the PLEDGE 11 o'clock service and at the eve- ning service. FOR Mr. Warren Bennett, Mr. Bob VENGEANCE! i Heatlce of Detroit and Miss Marjorie MAIN • Percy KELBREDE ! Barbara Miller of Caseville were j week-end guests of Miss Pat Knight. , Mr. and Mrs. Bud Zapfe and children, Janet, Terry and Richard, and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Zapfe and children, Sandra and Gail, of Detroit were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Zapfe. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wurm and with JULIA ADAMS • CHILL WILLS • VICTOR JORY daughter, Debbie, of Bad Axe were Sunday guests of Mr. and Added: Three Stooges Comedy - Sports Reel - Color Mrs. Floyd Zapfe. Cartoon

with Mrs* Floyd Zapfe and Mrs. Bud RICHARD LONG Zapfe, Detroit, called on Mrs. Premiere Showing ! MEG RANDALL Gordon E. Roe of Bad Axe Sun- RAY COLLINS day. SATURDAY MIDNITE SHOW A UNIVERSAL-INTERNATIONAL PICTURE Lt. Marguerite Good of Bain-1 bridge, Maryland, is home on a SUN., MON. ; OCT. 18-19 OSCAR LEVANT NANETTE FABRAY JACK BUCHANAN and four-day leave and will return to Continuous Sunday from 3 :00 p. m. World News and Color Cartoon New York to work on the Pacific last Flaming Stand and Atlantic oceans. The exact lo- TUES., WED., THURS. OCT. 20-22 cation is not known as yet. THE YEAR'S MOST ROMANTIC First Thumb Showing! at Fort Union! Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sheufelt LYRICAL MUSICAL! were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clif- ford Morley and children of Elkton SundaTr. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Andrews and children and Mrs,. May Sheufelt were guests Sunday of Mr. and ««*„, AUDSE MURPHY : •^: •" »COLOR 8Y-' ,:>^.,''V. • , Mrs. Israel Good and daughter, JOAN EVANS • ROBERT STERLING • RAY COLLINS TECHNICOLOR Marguerite, and son, Albert. Added Color Cartoon j Mr. Frank Sageman of Bad Axe j was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ziehm and children Sunday. Mr. and 'Mrs. Dave O'Connell of Owendale spent last week in Ponti- ac with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lewis and children and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Robinson and son. OSCAR LEVANT- NANETTE I-ABRAY • JACK BUCHANAN-JAMES MITCHELL A Farm Bureau meeting will be sw **e» B»i» BETTY COMOEN .«> AOOLPH GREEN • a** t, HOWARD DIETZ „<, ARTHUR SCHWARTZ held Monday evening at the home *>*« VIHCfflTE MINNELU • Mm * ARTHUR FREED of Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Andrews. Featurettes -World News - Color Cartoon

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• GOODBYE FOR 1953! also We thank you for your patronage during the past sea- "RUN FOR THE HILLS" Admission Price: son and look forward to seeing you with the first Robin ADULTS 60c CHILDREN 25c with Sonny Tufts and Barbara of Spring. Payton Including Federal Tax Color Cartoon "What's Sweepin" CASS CITY CHRONICLE— FEIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1953. PAGE ELEVEN. Nickolas Straky Dies In Saginaw'Hospital GREENLEAF Mr. Nickolas Straky, resident of troit; one sister, Mrs, Anthony Personal News and Notes from Rescue Area this community since 1931, died Merle, and one half-brother, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm MacCal- Friday evening, October 9, in George Seltsam, both of Wyan- lum and son, Neil, visited at the Mrs. Magdalena Pflaum Dies— Gemmell of Grant, seniors in the troit were Saturday callers in this Sr,, and sonfe Theodore, and grand- Saginaw General Hospital, where dotte; four grandchildren, and home of their brother and family, Funeral services were held Sun- Elkton Community School, along vicinity. daughter, Judy Ashmore, visited he had been a patient for three three great-grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MacCallum, at day, Oct. 11, at 2:00 p. m. in the with eight other senior boys, mem- Mr. and Mrs. Norris E. Mellen- at the home of their son .and fam- Ferndale last Sunday. Canboro Latter Day Saints bers of the Future Farmers of dorf and children, Arlene and Mil- ily, Mr. and Mrs. John Ashmore, at days. Mr. Straky was at Little's Fu- •fnv TWVe TV/To o-Ho lor Arnavis»«> Wf ffrm/lcnr -f™- TTonooc. neral Home until 9:80 a. m. Mon- Mrs. Robert Hoauley attended He had been in ill health the Pflaum. She died Friday, October City, Missouri, to attend the the home of her sister and hus- Mr, and Mrs. John Guisbert past two and a half months. day, where prayer services were teachers' institute at Saginaw Thursday and Friday of last week. 9, after a brief illness. twentyfifth FFA Convention held band, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood called on Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Mr. .Straky was born December conducted and Requiem High Mass there from Monday until Friday. Creguer and family at Filion. Finlay near Fairgrove Sunday af- 6,1886, in Aurelhasa, Hungary, Fraser Church Choir met Thurs- Mrs. Pflaum was born in Aus- was sung at 10:00 a. m. at St. day evening at the home of Mr. tria-Hungary, January 10, 1879Speaker, s at the convention will Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schuette ternoon. the son of the late Joseph and Pancratius Church. Rosary was include President Eisenhower, were at Mercy Hospital in Bay Anna Straky. and Mrs. Henry McLellan forand came to North Dakota 46 held at 8:00 p. m. Sunday eve- practice. years ago. Secretary of Agriculture Ezra City Sunday to see their little son, Contentment is a by-product of He came to Michigan in 1905 and ning. Expected guests at the home of The past 40 years, she has lived Taft Benson and Postmaster Gen- Alan Richard, who is a patient work well-done. was married to Miss Barbara Lam- The Rev. J. J. Bozek officiated Mrs. Lucy Seeger and Mr, and eral Arthur E. Summerfield. j there, and is reported as improv- bert October 9, 1906, in Wyandotte, in Sebewaing and Grant townships. and burial was in Elkland Ceme- Mrs. Don Seeger on Friday are She made her home with her Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn, Jr., ing. Their daughter, Sandra, stay- It's a lot easier for a good man where they made their home until tery. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mitzel of Lan- and sons, Mickey, Jimmy and ed with her grandparents, Mr. and to go bad than for a bad man to coming to Novesta Township. daughter arid son-in-law, Mr. and caster, New York. Mrs, Harvey Dubs, while in Grant Stephen, were Sunday dinner : Mrs. William Ashmore, Jr., while become good. ; Surviving are: his wife; two The truth hurts arid so would Mr. and Mrs. George Fisher had Township. guests at the home of his brother , they were at Bay City. daughters, Mrs. Frank (Susan) you if you were stretched that as Sunday visitors his uncle and and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Mrs. DeEtte J. Mellendorf re- The want ads are newsy too. Fleischhacker of Wyandotte and much. Surviving are: one son, Frank ! ceived a telephone call Monday aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo French, Welcher, and one daughter, Mrs.Quinn at Kinde. Miss Katherine Straky, at home; of Oscoda.« Mr. and Mrs. Donald Diederick ' evening from her son, Perry E. one son, Mr. John Straky of De- The want ads are newsy too. Dubs, of Grant, and nine grand- Mellendorf, in Port Huron that his Mr. and Mrs. David Gingrich children. of Pontiac were Sunday visitors of had as a week-end visitor, her Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roberts. i wife was stricken with polio and Elder Jay Dickinson officiated was taken to the Margaret Jenks LAST nephew, Glen Willson. and burial was in Grant Cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Levi J. Helwig Sunday guests of Mrs. Doris and daughters, Wenola and Joyce, Unit of the Port Huron Hospital i Monday morning. Her son and CHANCE Mudge were Mr. and Mrs. George Jeffrey Davidson, four-year-old of Cass City were Sunday after- Endsley of Clarkston. noon callers at the homes of Mrs. iwife, Mr. and Mrs. Norris Mellen- TO SAVE son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert David- jdbrf took Mrs. DeEtte Mellendorf son, has been quite ill the past Stanley B. Mellendorf and Mrs. It's much easier to stick to a job DeEtte J. Mellendorf of Rescue. i to Port Huron Tuesday where she At The ORIGINAL few days. will help care for the children. you're stuck on. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schuette They were also callers at the and daughter, Sandra, were Sun- Alonzo Swick home in Owendale. Mrs. Elwood Creguer and chil- The motor car industry is the in- day evening visitors at the home Little Miss Georgia Danks, dren, Charlotte, Tommy, Carolyn, vestor's paradise—what other busi- of his sister and husband, Mr. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert j Terrylynn, Christene, Noreen and ness can boast such a turnover. Mrs. Arlington Fritz, near Owen- Danks of Pigeon, spent from i Lee Frederick, Were Friday af ter- dale. Thursday until Sunday at the home j noon callers at the homes of her Auten Motor Sales Never complain about your Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Palma- of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas troubles—they are responsible for teer and daughter, Dianne, of John Guisbert in Grant, while her Quinn, Sr., her brother, Thomas Phone 111 Cass City most of your income. Pontiac visited Saturday and Sun- parents were on a vacation trip in Quinn, Jr., and her sister, Mrs. day at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. the upper peninsula. Norris E. Mellendorf. A poker-playing husband sneak- Ernest Roberts and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Muntz and A'large crowd attended the an- OUR REPUTATION RIDES WITH EVERY USED CAR AND TRUCK WE SELL! ing in late, figures it's a great life Raymond Roberts. son from Wyandotte and Samuel nual chicken supper at the church if she doesn't waken. James Metzgar and Donald Ashmore and son, ,Sammy, of De- basement of the Latter Day Saint 2 Rexall Products for the m Church on Thursday evening. Per- H Price of 1 Plus a Penny! H sons attended from Port Huron, Flint, Marlette, Pontiac, Detroit, 1 Bad Axe, Elkton, Owendale, Cass Wood's Drug Store SILVALASKA PINK City and Sandusky. Mr. and Mrs. William Ashmore, Cass City, Mich.

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A COLUMBIA PICTURE jcreen Play by DANIEL TARADASH- Based upon the novel by JAMES JONES Produced by BUDDY ADUEB • Wrected by FRED ZINNEHASH PAGE TWELVE. CASS CITY CHRONICLE— FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16,1953. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. CpL Fred Strong EVERGREEN KLAUS SCHULZE Men's Council of Leona Tobias Wed Presbyterians Will HEMPTON DEATH Vacations in Japan The Evergreen Woman's Chris- Concluded from page one Flint Presbytery In Bay City Church Hold Men's Sunday Concluded from page one. tian Temperance Union will meet the United States. she was employed in a Pontiae After his talk, Klaus answered 1 with Mrs.. Willard Harris ' Thurs- Held Sunday St. Joseph's Church, Bay City, Men's Sunday will be observed drug store. *Cpl. Fred J. Strong , son of Mr. day, Oct. 22, for an all-day meet- questions asked by members pres- was the setting for the wedding of at the Presbyterian Church, Octo- From Pontiae she moved to St.. and Mrs. Roy Strong, Gagetown, ing to tie a quilt. ent. He contrasted German and The fourth annual meeting of Miss . Leona Tobias, daughter of ber 18, at 11:00 a. m. with Frank Louis where she resided when she- recently spent a week in Kokura, A potluck dinner, business meet- American high schools, explaining the Flint Presbytery Council of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Tobias of Dodge, superintendent of schools died. While in this area, she at- Japan, on rest and recuperation ing and program in the afternoon that German high schools are not Presbyterian Men was held .Sun- Muiiger, and Harlan Wood, son of at Bad Axe, as speaker. Mr. Dodge tended the Fraser-Presbyteriani will be held. Members are reminded day, Oct. 11, in the First Presby- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wood of is an active layman in^the Bad Church. Infantry Regiment in Korea. that dues are to be paid this written examination to enter. terian Church at Marlette. Gagetown. Axe church. He has supplied a Surviving are: her parents, two? Each morning, hundreds of month. A short business meeting in One-hundred and twenty men The double-ring ceremony was number of pulpits in the Thumb sisters, Mrs. LaVerne Ellicott of" American soldiers are flown from All members are supposed to be charge of Mrs. Arnold Copeland attended, including five men from performed by Rev. Fr. George area during the absence of regular Owendale and Miss Carol Hemp- the battle-racked peninsula to one present with a guest for the meet- j followed the address. Mrs. Cope- the Cass City Presbyterian Church Vincent at 10 o'clock Saturday, in pastors. ton, at home, and two brothers* of Japan's modern cities, where ing. Visitors are welcome. land expressed the thanks of the and 11 from the Fraser-Greenleaf the presence of 100 guests. The men have arranged to have Charles and Walter, both at home.. they stay at the best hotels and en- club to Miss Bertha Mitchell, one Presbyterian Church. The bride, given in marriage by an all-women's choir for the day. Funeral services will be held! joy many luxuries unobtainable in of its "members, for" typing and After registration, handled by her father, chose a gown of Chan- They have chosen women to serve today at 2 p. m. at Little's Funeral Korea. Echo Chapter OES mimeographing the programs for the men from Fraser, the group tilly lace and nylon over satin, as hostesses and ushers. The men Home. Rev. Melvin R. Vender will the year. was ushered into the sanctuary by fashioned with a pleated nylon will be seated in a body. The pas- officiate. Dessert was -served by Mrs. Meets Wednesday the men from Cass City. yoke, Johnny collar and a lace tor will assist in the orderxof wor- Burial will be in Elkland Ceme- f CASS CITY MARKETS Paul Murray, Mrs. Fannie Hutch- In the afternoon session, an ad- peplum on the bouffant skirt. Her ship. tery. inson, Mrs. Leslie Townsend, Mrs. Buying price: Forty-two attended the October dress, "Did You Bring Your Ship fingertip veil was attached to a Alden Asher, Miss .Katy Crane and In?," was presented by Michael pearl trimmed lace cloche^ and she Soybeans , 2.33 meeting of Echo Chapter, OES, Miss Laura Bigelow. Mrs. Ella Methodists Resume Beans 7.30 Wednesday evening of last week. Anuta of Menominee, moderator of carried a bouquet of mums, Price was the program chairman the synod of Michigan. Stephanotis and. ivy centered with Light red kidney beans 7.75 Thirty enjoyed a bountiful potluck and introduced Mr. Schulze. Four Activities Dark red kidney beans 7,50 supper in the dining room of the A luncheon was served at 6 p. an orchid. The next meeting of the club is m. and the -installation of new Miss Theresa Tobias, maid of Four activities of the Cass City Light cranberries 10.00 Masonic hall preceding the meet- slated for Nov. 9. Cemetery Yellow eye beans 6.50 ing. Annual reports were heard officers was made by R. Douglas honor for her sister, wore a frock Methodist Church will resume this Corn „ 1.24 and officers for the coming year Shaw of Plymouth. Installed were: of gold nylon net featuring a coming week, according to Rev. Grain were elected as follows: worthy COMMUNITY CLUB Lee Ross of Bad Axe, president; velvet fitted bodice and short jac- Floyd Porter. On Sunday, the matron, Mrs. Clifford Martin; Albert Wright of Flint, first vice- ket. Children's Society will begin five Wheat, No. 2, mixed, bu 1.73 president; Loren Mabee of Port The bridesmaids, Misses Audrey weeks of missionary programs as Memorials Oats, new, bu 71 worthy patron, . Clifford Martin; Concluded from page one associate matron, Mrs. Stuart Mer- Air Filter Center in Grand Rapids Huron, second vice-president; Cal- DuEussell and Eose Marie Tobias, a part of the morning service. Barley, cwt...... 2.25 vin MacRae of Fraser, secretary, sister of the bride, wore peri- Mrs. Howard Rexin will be in Rye 99 chant; associate patron, John Bay- who presented the second por- Largest and Finest Stock Ever ley; secretary, Mrs. Arthur Little; tion of the program. and Arnold Fisher of Cass City, winkle blue gowns, styled like that charge. Buckwheat, cwt. ., , 2,00 treasurer. of the maid of honor. The at- Wednesday at 2:30 p. m., the in This Territory at Caro, Ureatoek treasurer, Mrs. Arthur Kettlewell; A/lc Earl R. Kirkpatrick told conductress, Mrs. A. N. Bigelow, members that the danger of attack The evening service was high- tendants all carried cascade bou- study course of the Woman's So- Michigan Cows, pound .07 .12 and associate conductress, Mrs. G. from Russia is great. With our lighted by Louis A. Homjathy's quets of chrysanthemums. ciety of Christian Service, "With- Cattle, pound 12 .19 Wm. Cook. present system of defense, he said, address, "What Did You Bring?," Joyce Wood was his brother's in These Borders," will meet at Calves, pound 15 .23 The above officers and the ap- 70 per cent of the planes launched and special music by a men's best man and ushers were Harlan the home of Mrs. Avon Boag. Mrs. Hogs, pound 21 pointive officers for the year will would probably reach their target. quartet from Akron. Bedore of Unionville and Larry Walter Schell is teacher. Charles F. Mudge Produce be installed in an open installation, He explained that a modern Hool of Ruth. Wednesday at 4 p. m., the Junior Eggs, large white, doz .58 Oct. 23. (bomber now in the hands of the Mrs. Tobias chose a navy dress Choir will begin fall rehearsals Local Representative Eggs, brown, doz ~ 56 Russians could leave its home base with red accessories and Mrs. under the direction of Mrs. Arling- Butterfat 65 The want ads are newsy too. and bomb Detroit in 10% hours. Marriage applications received Wood wore a mink shade dress ton Hoffman, meeting at the Phone 99F14 The two soldiers illustrated the at the clerk's office in the court- with green accessories. They both church. speech with a pair of films. One house in Caro this week were: wore similar corsages. The Prayer Fellowship Group showed a mock bomb attack on Breakfast was served for the will come to the home of Mr. and Cumings Memorials Allison Thomas Clink, 25, of immediate families at the Hamp- New York and the other viewed Vassar and Donna Jean Millikin, Mrs. Audley Kinnaird at 8:30 PHONE 458 the ruins in Japan from the two 20, of Vassar. ton Township Hall. o'clock Wednesday night to study famous American atomic bomb at- Robert Eugene Wells, 24, of After their return from a wed- and practice group prayer. The tacks in World War II. Flint and Grace I. Garner, 18, of ding trip to Niagara Falls, the meeting is open to any person who CARO, MICHIGAN The ladies of the Presbyterian Caro.. couple will live in Bay City. wishes to attend. Church served the meal for the j Edward Darrell Carlisle, 22, of first session of the club and were Vassar and Joanne Agnes Sylves- given a round of applause by the ter, 17, of Vassar. appreciative men. Marriage licenses were issued to: , FARM BUREAU Bruce Franklin McVety, 25, of Cass City and Florence Ella j Leazenby, 19, of Cass City. Concluded from page one. Myron Earl VanGuilden, 38, of discussion, "Should the Presi- Caro and Ruth Elaine Weiler, 23, Masks For dential Election Plan be of Caro. / Everyone! Changed?" William H.'*!'Hutchinson, 56, of Several ladies of the group Cass City and Olive Jane Dann, 44, helped serve the banquet at Caro, of Cass City. : 39c - 49c of the Farm Bureau County Con- vention -Tuesday evening, Oct. 13. STATE OF MICHIGAN Fun for chil- The November 'meeting will be In the Probate jCourt for the County of dren, youths, Tuscola. .V at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- In the Matter of. the Estates of: adults! Mold- liam Bliss. Chester A. Jones, Andrew Parker, Dan Waxel, et al. ed paper, rub- Disappeared or.inissing persons. No man learns the right way so Oscar F. ReevSsV and May Reeves, Wm. ber. Flanigan and C%s. W. Flanigan, Chester quickly and well as the one who A. Jones, Minnie'/Mae Anderson, Andrew Are — But We're Still has once been misled. Parker John Griffin and Eliza. June Grif- Assorted Masks fin, Paul Ptucfia, George O. Starkey, Casmer J. Duke/TEiillian Duke and Michael For Children lOc to 39c J. Duke, Dan' Waxel,, William L. Man- nerow, William Weston, Henry A. Blow. Loaded See Many Wednesday • Market NOTICE OF 'APPOINTMENT OF Assorted Masks PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR At a session of., said Court held in the For Youths 15c to 59c At Sandusky Yards Courthouse in the Village of Caro, in said County, on the 10th day of October, A. D., 1953. Adults* Assorted Market report Oct. 14, 1953 Present Honorable Almon C. Pierce, Judge of Probate. Two door club sedan. This car has only Half Masks 5c and lOc Good beef steers and Notice is hereby given of the granting of administration on the 10th day of Oc- 27,622 miles on it. It is equipped with GIRLS', BOYS' heifers 19.00-23.00 tober, A. D., 1953, by Order of this Court to Albin J. Stevens, Public Administrator Hydra-Matic Automatic Transmission and GAY COSTUMES Fair to good 14.00-18.50 for said County, upon the petition of Roland V. Remington, Public Administra- fresh air heater and defroster. Painted Common 13.50 down tor of the State of Michigan, duly filed Metallic Hats lOc in this Court, in each of the above en- original heautiful grey with red wheels* Sizes 4-14 Good beef cows .... 12.00-18.00 titled and combined estates of the above named persons who have .disappeared and Drive a "Rocket Oldsmobile" and you'll be Comic Buck Teeth .... lOc Fair to good 9.00-11.00 have not been heard from for a continuous $1.49 period of more than seven years. hard to satisfy with another car. Excellent Rubber Nose and Common kind - 8.50 down Notice is further given that all creditors, Witch or pirate costume of dur- or other persons having any claim against tires. A very clean car. Mustache 29c Bologna bulls . 14.00-16.00 any of the said estates are requested to able vinyl plastic! Also' cat, present such claim, in writing and under devil, skeleton and clown cos- Light butcher oath, to said court at the probate office Fibre Hair Wig 39c in said county, and to serve a copy there- ORIGINALLY SOLD FOR $1,220 tumes. Real buys! bulls 11.00-15.00 of upon the above named public adminis- trator at his office in the Village of Cass Stock bulls . - 50.00-100.00 City, Michigan, on or before the 21st day of December, A. D., 1953; and that such Feeders 30.00-90.00 claims will be heard at this Court on the said day at ten o'clock in the forenoon, 1952 Chevrolet Fleetline Deluxe Deacons 1.00-25.00 at the Probate Courtroom in said County. This notice is given pursuant to the Good veal 30.00-35.00 provisions of Act 329, Public Acts of 1947, being the Michigan Code of Escheats. Two door sedan. Painted a soft silver Fair to good 24.00-29.00 It is ordered that this notice be published once in each week for three successive grey with interior to match. With Common 23.50 down weeks in the Cass City Chronicle, a news- Hogs, choice 23.00-23.50 paper printed, published and circulated in said County. "Power-Glide Automatic Transmis- $ ALMON C. PIERCE, Roughs 22.00 down Judge of Probate. sion," the smoothest on the market; A True Copy Beatrice P. Berry, Probate Register. 30 hour clock; two sun visors; sponge Jelly Gandy Trick or Noise Sandusky Livestock 10-16-3 rubber under both front and rear Sales Company STATE OF MICHIGAN Beans Corn Treats Makers In the Probate Court for the County of Tuscola. seats; good tires. 1375 Sale every Wednesday at 2:00 p. m In the Matter of the Estates of: Philip Stacer, Durwood Hanna, Mabel 25clb. 29clb. 20cbag lOc ea. W. H. Turnbull Earl Roberts Brown, Lois Rathfuss, John Clark, et al. Auctioneers Disappeared or missing persons. Bag of Trick or Treats Suckers 25c Jozef Krajewski, Philip Stacer, William A. Detgen, Fred W. and Neva B. Krets- chman, John and Aniela Wrobel, Mathew PLASTIC HALLOWE'EN NOVELTIES lc to 29c Keiller, Margaret Morell, James G. Keiller, JLulu Keiller, Clayton Keiller, Clare Keiller, Gustavo Koehn. Witches lOc Scarecrow ...... 29c Pumpkins .... 29c Durwood Hanna. Marlette Livestock Mabel Brown, Earl or Alice Curtis, 1949 NASH Cats lOc Cat and Spooky Timothy Robert Williams or Rev. and Pumpkin .... 29c Clusters 29c Mrs. Robert Williams. Pop Guns lOc Sales Company Carol Lee Martin, Lois Rothfuss. Custom two door sedan. New seat Two door sedan. Painted in original A. B. Shales, Howard Sellers, C. R. covers in red to contrast with black Favors 5c Cello Bag Pops lc Turner, Mrs. E. R. Towne, Edward Wen- factory brown. Has spotlight; air zel, Ezra Miller, Augusta Robinson, John finish on this car. Excellent tires on conditioning heater and defroster. A Donkey 29c of Pops ...... 29c Pops 2c Market Report Monday, Clark, Howard Foster, Ruth Hickey, I George Jackson, Wm. J. Kleinschredt. this job. Equipped with radio and air very clean car with only 35,000 miles 1 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF conditioning heater and defroster to Oct. 12, 1953. PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR on it. A NASH will go a very long At a session of said Court held in the keep the windows all clear in cold ways on a gallon of gasoline. Try this Courthouse in the Village of Caro, in Best butcher said County, on the 10th day of October, weather. Only 34,000 miles on this one. A. D., 1953. one. cattle ..... 19.00-22.50 Present Honorable Almon C. Pierce, Judge of Probate. Notice is hereby given of the granting Medium ..- 17.00-19.00 of administration on the 10th day of Oc- Now Only tober, A. D., 1953, by Order of this Court Common 12.00-17.00 to Albin J. Stevens, Public Administrator for said County, upon the petition of Roland V. Remington, Public Administra- Best butcher tor of the State of Michigan, duly filed bulls 14.00-15.50 in this Court, in each of the above en- titled and combined estates of the above Fancy 30 Paper Table 6 Cups or named persons who have disappeared and $575 Medium to have not been heard from for a continuous Candles Njapkins Cover 6 Plates Common .,. 10.00-14.00 period of more than seven years. Notice is further given that all creditors, or other persons having any claim against Best butcher any of the said estates are requested to 29c 17c cows 10.00-13.25 present such claim, in writing and under oath, to said court at the probate office Come In-Find The Car You Like in said county, and to serve a copy there- Medium 8.00-10.00 of upon the above named public adminis- Paper Pulp Pumpkin Party Nut Cups — 29c trator at his office in the Village of Cass Cutters ..._ 6.00-8.00 City, Michigan, on or before the 21st day Lanterns 19c up Snapper Favors 5c of December, A. D., 1953; and that such Top veal ... 29.00-33.50 claims will be heard at this Court on the Pkg. of 4 Jack-Lantern 15 in. Cardboard Skel- said day at ten o'clock in the forenoon, WE'LL DICKER Fair to -good ...... 22.50-28.00 at the Probate Courtroom in said County. Candles lOc etons 2 for 15c This notice is given pursuant to the provisions of Act 329, Public Acts of 1947, EVERY POSTWAR CAR GUARANTEED IN WRITING Seconds to being the Michigan Code of Escheats. Common 12.00-22.00 It is ordered that this notice be published once in each week for three successive weeks in the Cass City Chronicle, a news- Best lambs 19.25-21.75 paper printed, published and circulated in said County. Top hogs 21.00-22.50 ALMON C. PIERCE, BULEN MOTORS Judge of Probate. Cass City's Self-serve Variety Store Roughs 14.00-19.75 A True Copy Phone 185R2 Cass City Beatrice P. Berry, Probate Register. 10-16-3