•• Winner ol1954 Michigan Press Bt,~sl Wishcu for a Joyful General Excellence Award The Ingham County News~··"· Chr15tmas Season·

Ninety-Fifth Year, No. 51 Mason, Michigan, 'Thuuday, December,23, 1954 4 Sections - 26 Pages News Index Councilmen Fix Want ads, Page~ G nnrl 7, Part 1. Social news·, Pages iJ nnrl father and Son Me~t Death Salary for JP, 5, Part 1; Page 4, Part 2; Page~ 4 and 5, P11 rl a. Church news, Page 3, Part 2. And Tilt Fines Edltorlala, Page 2, Part 4. Farm news, Pages nnrl Beneath 127 Flasher Light 3, 1 ii, Pnrl tl. Legal notices, PagcH 7 and Failm·e to stop at the flash· 8, Part 1; Page~ 0, Part 3; Page u, Part 1. ?I' gum·dlng the intersection or US-127 and West Columbia

SONGS FOI~ SHU'J'-INS will be sung by this group of Baptist young people 'Friday night. They put in a pmcticc session this week _to brush up on the Christmas carols. Fmm left to l'ight in the picture arc Roger Bt·own, Dick Helman, Rev. Clarence .Rodd, Mrs. Rorltl, Marie Lyons, Donnis Start·, Darlene Brown, Jean Starr, Roy Rodd, Julia Holmes, Phyllis Opdyke, Sandra Slec, .John c;oy, Anna Holmes, Hazel Opdyke, Janet Opdyltc, Ann Slce, Jack Ilart, Donna Opdyke and Vit·ginia Hodel. The group plans to serenade people con­ fined to homes and hospitals. (Ingham County News photo.) I Former Mason Boy Visits Home Year's Summa1y Jim Bullen Moves Alaska L(j Due Next Week Alaska has undergone rapirl he married Pansy Osborn of change during anrl since the war Thorp, Washington. That an· and one nf 1he men who hw; chored him. He did construction dnne mnsl to f'lwngP il is ,Jim wnrit in Washington unlll lhe Bullen, a Mason high school grad· war when he was set at work on uale of 1921. lie has moved a lol the Alcan highway. Winters when of AlaHka. Ilc opcmles glanl highway work lwei lo be halted carlh·moving mal'hinery anrl has he shifted operalwns lo the chain has Mason. So far he has seen helped build highways and air of Aleulian Islands, building few people, outside of relatives, fields und other army and navy highways and landing fields for whom he recognizes or who lnstallalions. ·army ancl navy. Until 1!J51 he recognize him. He saw Bob Hil· maintained his residence in IIe and his wife arrived last ton Wednesday. 'rhe last time Washington. Then the family weelt lo he with relatives over they met was when Hilton was moved to Alaslm, In Spenard, Christmas. They arc malting in. the fourth grade. "He's grown ncar Anchorage. He works for their· lJCadquarlct·s al Portland some since," remarl

In justice r·ourl al Mason Mon· prosecutor when she asl\ecl for .J day Mrs. Mildred DeBntinc lear· warrant for her husband's arre~l ruil.l' proleslerl charges of wi II· for failure to provide support, fully ahnndnning her .3 <'llildi en. she continuer!. Despite hct· pmlcs!alions she wa~ bnund over lo circuit court fo!' trial. "' 1Jr:;, Dc!Jruine and Mrs. Eva Mac Pierce are cha1·ged with r·rucii.Y and child abandonment 111 leaving the :1 DcBruine and 11 Picn·c children al IIJC Pierce home on Rolre road in Vevay township November 2:1. O!Ticcrs have not yrot located Mrs. Pierce. Mrs. DeBruinc rcporlcrl in ;lt tile shcriJT's office November 2G. I '•'

Ingham County N~ws December 23, 1954 Page 2 Mrs. Bement Dies 1.Officers Return Gij1s of Sofely Suggest-eel At Home After Mute ·for Larceny Sher·llf'!i offh~eJ'Il tool< Don· "i'JJI. ynur· r'Hl' on'youi· Chris!· Long Siclme~s with almtit 70 fer.l· for regulnr nlri A. Spr.rlts, •II, of Tnitsler 1o l"nHS Ji.•;t ," Cilh!l' of Pnl\Pr. Ttnlph tirr!s, MrH, S. A, Bement rlltirl 'rtws: the county ,lull Snl urriny. Spllt'iiH, lfn\1 Hoy dPSPI'I't~:;· a tl!omugll going winter evrm grcatct• hl!cousc average :-wlt'iy .lob," Chief Hall Hnhl. "IJe· Co1·nel!u .June Monroe was bot·n W. Adam!l on a charge of larceny Bldrlding ci!Htanc:es nre reduced hy conversion. He Ia JtWnillng nr· :;ide:;, wttl1 the season of slippery from nhoul 20!l feel lr> 77 feet. September !l, 187fi, in Webber· :;trcetH nt hand, ll's very gnotlln· ville, the daughter o[ Roher! Em­ mlgnmcnt In drcuit c:ourl. :;rfl'anl'<: th111. you :R JllS[lCe Ollr[ !lrJvtng on ~Lisl;c!Hlcd \Jccnse, $... > in the middle of State rnrrcs, cemetery. the pledge to the flag. Mrs. One ycnr CJUtRide lnf.:'hnm nntl 21ir. n line. No· rcncllng or lJUBincsl! Pearl .Jewett gave. the opening IHljnininl-:' counlicR ...... 3,00 nrlvj,!rtl~:~lnv; lcs~t thnn fiOc. Announce• Six monthl"' in fng-hum nntl mcnls or cntcrtnlnmcmh wheru ntl.. prayer. Following the dinner the ntljoirdn~ connli('H ...... 1.50 tniRs1o11 h1 chn1•gcd nr of nny plnn group sang Christmas· carols and Four n1onlhH ...... 1.00 to l'lli~e fUnllti mUHt be tmhl nt fC!g'U• Slnlclc cor1ieH ...... OG lnt• rntc.H. Driver Is Jailed in eloslng Frank Schmidt, Jr., passed gifts to all the chlldt;en. Under Felony law In Lansing Tuesday Circuit Judge Charles H. Hayden sen­ WE-HAVE If! tenced John L. Dodson, 22, to serve from 18 months to 2 years in Jackson prison. Dodson pleaded guilty to felonious driv· in g. f'h~ Yul~tide Season Dodson was I he driver of the car which caused a crash at the brings with it so intersection. of US-127 and Penn­ v sylvania avenue November 27. .. many happy things .. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas ·walters· of Mason nnd their 3 children were glad hearted greetings, coming off Pennsylvania avenue on the green light when Dodson good fellowship, gunned his car through the in· I tersectlon on US-127 on the red. family reunions and a The felm1ious driving .warrant Included 3 counts, d!'Unk driving, deep feeling of .contentment. running a red :Jight and speed· I in g. .IDII'•Io•Stl FIY·GUIDI and ·. M~t· :.n of these joys be Mrs. Walters was pregnant. HIAI CONTIIOL After the accident surgeons had DIAL right In yours· this Cbrisimas •. to operate. The baby, almost 1ull­ . elemarit. the hllndle. term, had suffered' n brain ln­ .lury In the crash, 'doctors said, You simply set the dinl and you and did not survive. .. get CONTROLLED HEAT• for perfect cooking and frying re• suits. The casy•to•see t:r~·Guidc ~ivcs you ihe recommcniled fry· , I Cars· Collide o~ Bypass 1ng temperature. Completely .. •• . · ..· I ~ • • ' . ' : Intersection of US·127.and Colum­ se~l~d eleme~t m~kl:s it l.'!lssibl~ bia, Tim Stolz, pollee officer, re­ to 1mmersetheent1re pon II!Wnter :' holiday be merry and -your happ~riess eridurinq. I. ,·, .... - . ' ·. . •. ported. Ar.cordlng to Stolz,. Don·. up to thc ililil for easy w:iihing, . I aid Cote of Lansing and Terry Plug into ·litiy oiitlec..:use any· plnceyou_wlsh. Ha~ btikeliie legs. . I ,•: Feazel of Eden were driving '.I' south about' 6:30. As Cote was. · attempting to.. pass. Feazel, Stolz YoUr MASON D~tiRY: reported, Feazel tlll'lled left:.wlth· .out giving a warning slgnnt Cars 304 S. Cedar. · · · · ·· . . ·· · · .':· ·' : · ·,:-·;t42~!w.·Mapie . ; . \ drivers es· . ~the iottlcer ... ~h:a_~! -~~41_0.~c· McBride Returns from Wyeti1 Plant in Bruif. Brazilians Step Up SMA Production Prorluctlon of SMA haby foods Stull;!s for aoverul -.veoi(s worl,lng '!'he legume lllornturo haR al· . in Bmzll has doubled In the 3 1 on lclCIIS lenrrted In Br·nzll. l-Ie ready pnlcl ott, McBride staled, yours It lms !JOen manufactured expects to return to South Many South Americans told him In Brnzll. 'l'hc future Is even America In 1955. thnt the Bmzlllans wouldn't nc· brighter, :wmt•dlng to Russell Me· WvC!th's Brazil plant hns ccpt modern Ideas nnd that they 13r!de o[ Wyetit Jnternutlonal ~pciled out progress In many lllwd things us they arc. Me· Give L!mltr!d, who rr!tLirncd .from the phases of Brazilian life. W!wn Br!do llllid he found out different· Fridays Brazil plant t!JIH wr!ck. MPBr!dc llrst went to Brazil, he ly. The college llleruturo hns al· McBride, :J limos a vlsllor 1o 'said, dairy hcr·ds us we lmow rcndy !nllucnced llrnz!l's farm Brazil sinr!c 1!J51, has fotind a them, wore non-existent. Today methods. · Gold my of sunsil!nc In tho South many progressive dn!rymen sup· ·This paEt summer was clry In Till American eountry. ply mill< to Wyeth's Brnz!l plant. Brazil. It !ms hurt some of the MeiJridc's chic[ !ntcr~st Is SMA On McBride's lflst lrlp, he tool\ legume pastures, he pointed out. • hahy forul. Jn HJ:il he !wiper! sol ulong a lour! of Michigan Stair. However, It tlldn't have much cf· Stamps up l!w 11 rst SMA plant In Bra· college ngrlculturnl l!ternturc. feet on the SMA production, he 9 zll. He was hacl\ In .July or 1!!52 Among ll was lnformutlon on exprulned. J and agnin last .June. prcs~rv!ng legume crops tiu·ough McBride nrrlverl at the home '!'lit! RMA Jllanl In Bmzll Is lo· silo methods. Because of tho Brn· office of Wyeth International These Old Dogs Musf~ Go- and We Ain't Just Woofin' z!llan weather the custom has 'Limited In Philadelphia last Frl· I . , ented nt Ct·uzo!ro helwern nlo been for farmers to almost slop dny. He wns in Mason Saturday. rk .Jnncit·o and Sno Paulo. It's a living during tim hot spells Me· 1 The Mason man made the entire When We Take the Census ~ext Week, We Don't Want 'em_'Around. c:!ty of' 20,1100 people. Bl'idc said. 1 trip by !!lane, In !!l:il. und !H:J2, McBride ~nlrl ------~--·--- It wa~ r·rml!Jlon to rwe Bmz!l!nns k They're !Yours at Cost Pricesl :;ier!plng In lhe streets nnd pick· Former Ban er lng 1-:11rliagc out of the gutter~ In ~Service Men I I'ill. He didn't soc so niueh or II s ff I . I Pvt. fiodcr!ck Mcllquham U:'· Oil till;; lt•ip, IH' staler!. Brazilians u ers n)Urles rived home 'l'ttcsrlrty morning 11rc mnldnr-: lwmlway In bcdet'l from Ft.. Devens, Mus-snchusetts, nutr!ilon, he added. Clarence L. Bickert, 76, former to spend the hollrlnys w!lh his flt•azl! is unhellcvallly feudnlis· Mason bnnl

1 roads Friday and Saturday. RCA-VictQr Au~omatic Record Player Early Saturday morning Earl One Rack at $3 Rosebury, 42, of 713 N. Eifert Regularly $39.95 road hit :1 tree beside the road in dodging a dog in the road. As he Ladies' Dress. Shoes Plus swer·ved to miss a dog on West Holt road between Eifert and Broken Sizes Values to $10.95. . Gunn roads his car struci' ice Listeners Digest Album, and sl>idded. Rosebury brol

1955 calendar from Michigan 0:')t •, ~ '~ ~ ~ .. ol jo ' THORBURN State college .. Schedule· 'February , · · · ··'"' .,.. · · · · · · · ~ 11 Lumbtn~ .II.. Co(JI Co. ~~t]~~~:~:;:~~~~;t~r:~ti~ ; ·:.::;:::····Sa_le. Begins Mond~y.·at 9 ·~-Lasts;· ..· A. ·.u·::We~ ..~~r_l:-':··•·. and. fun' for' everyone. It will be . . " ' . held on the Michigan State·. col· · · ,','' .\ ' · · · · · ;: ... ;:,·:_-.' ' . : ;• .: .•. : : · · .•.-~--~~~~~~~~~~~~------~~~ lege campus...... ~~~~~~-- ..~_., ...... ~ .. ~~~~ .. ~~ ...... ~ ...I' Open 'House Ho·nors

II•. ,,. Marjory Br.ll: ~:~ncl Garth Grlf· Mrs ... M. J. Hilton· 11 Dr, und Mrs, Kcnclall Meriu11 ...... anJ P?ersonab fin, both of Mason, spol'c their Social 6vent5 of East Lansing ontertainect at nupllnl vows Saturday evening • • • • • •• ·an open house Sundny afternoon .,. PINK scHoo~ 1-rA.s PARTY· . I S k 11t 8 o'cloci' In a douhle·rlng ' honoring the hlrthrlny nnnlvar· "c t . E I Ob bne hundred .twehty' Dl!PilS, Coup e pea s eereiTjony i.n the Mason Presby· sary of Mra. Merlull's mother, ~~·~:.~ oun y mp oyees serve l.helr fnmlilcllnnd,tl'lcnds of t)lc lerian churr:h, Mrs, M. J, Hilton of Mason. Pink school gdthcrcd In th~ Ve· N'uptl'al Vows nov. Paul ,L. Amold, Jlltstor of For the event MrK, Hilton wore a blue]( crepe dress unci u Christ· 1· vay township}lnll Frldny . · the ehurch, performed the cere· H l"d t A I p t" ev~nlng mas corsage. :·,.·, 0 I ay a n n ua a r re.s for their nnnlla) GhrlatmaB rarty. Mra. Blanche Hogan, 77, anrl mony hefore an nitnt• rlecornted TJ1e children; Qntertnlne(l w\th 2 Harry Moon, 7~. were married with · arrangements of white Thirty-two frlencltr nnd rein· I' plays, severn! .. recitations I nnrl Saturday evening at 8 p, m. In chrysanthemums anrl evergrf;!ens, tives from North .1\ure!iqs, Lnn· sing, Mason and Holt, called to ,,'; Employees nt tlw Inghnm derlt'H. offke 11re plnnning thnlr uroup singing. There was Ill gift the home of Mrs·, Margaret llnnlted by candelnhrn. ·r County court houRe nnd sheriff's annual open houne to lm heir! exchange after which the chljdren Dnvles, Davis street, In Lnn· congratulate Mrs, Hilton. 1 1720 !' . offlccJ nrc Hlnglng their' nnnunl Friday afternoon from 2 to <1 p. received candy o.ncl popcorn palls. ising. The brlrle Is ·the rlnughter of The hostess served birthrlny .:; ·christmas restlvllles this wee!(. m. RefreshiTJents of coolcles, . , • •. • i Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Belt of Mn· cnlte, coflcc, leu, m1ls and cnncly. . Mr. Moon and Mrs, Hogan were ,,. Some of IIJC office parties were nuts, mints, ten and coffee. will ht! r·· T . . . . I friends. In school 43 years ago, son. Mr. anrl ,Mrs. Freel Griffin, • • • ;\~ held last wee]~. . . Rervcrl. The c. RoMs Hilliard home une oppers hev. Henry s. Date, minister of also of Mnson, nrc the bride· H I .,, County school'superlnlendent's was the scena nf a surprise din· G' Sh.. · lhe Mt, Hope Preshyterian groom's parents. ospita s ~;! office employees heir! n JundJeon nar Friday observing Mr. Hll· IVe .OWer ehurch, performed .the ceremony. 1 Mrs. Nathan S. Davis, organist, Reginald Rice · was nrlmlt ted f.i in the office Friday afternoon; llnrri S 30th year as county clerlt. . Twen.ty'·cl'!ilt'. mmnhers or' thl' :John Davies was best man for played trndlllonal wcrlding music Frtdny tn the Bodford Memorial ,·1 ' The group exchanger! gifts fol· 'l'hr! oceaslon was also !he annunl " • l 11 d M M 11 Tutif! 'i'o'hncril ·1ulrl ri . Chi·lstma.s he · br r egroom an rs. 11r· for the nuptials. She was also nc· hospital, Bedford, Pn., with virus .,. lowed by n social afternoon. office Christmas party at which ,.,. · tl f J 1 compnnist for Frances .Tohnson pneumonia .. li party and atorlt shower, hono~ln(: ~nret 0 nv1 es, mo wr o o 111 'I' Sixteen m~mherR of the pro· time they excI mnger I g 1ftr;. J3o 1 ul·.• .. Derwood Carh, In the Mn~on Davies, wns matron of honor. of Lansing who sang "Because" Mrs. Flora Gregg has returner! ',~ hate office staff, 'from both the the Lansing nnd 'Mnsnn offices '" " · h Ill and "The Lord's Prayc1·." "t!Jodist church parlors !as.t J~,rl· , Follow1 ng t e wee c ng n recep· 11: Lansin.., nnrl Mason offices, gath· nt1ended. M" 11 J Jd 1 11 1 ill to her home at 332 Enst Maple "' day, · . : ,- . , . . 1 . . on wns 1c n 1e wme, w 1 For her wedding the Jn·ide street nftcr spcnrllng .scveml duys ;~ creel at the Hotel Porter lnHl The switchboard o P C,l' a tor, ·hlllow!nri Uie pll\ylng of games.· Mrs,. John Davies as hostess. chose an ivory salln gown fush· in the Mason G!!tlel'lll hos]Jital, ,,. Thursday noon for their Christ· eustocllans and dmln ol,.lce em· . ,., . .d Ch tn'l Mr. Moon, a retired Methodist 1 1 5 toned with a sweetheart nccldine Mrs. Paul Mudgett underwent ~~~ mns luncheon nnd exchange of ployecs p!ltn to mcchangoe gifts thl! group exc Jnngc I' s a minister, nnd his wife, n retired nnd bustle bucl(. The long sleeves sur·gery In ttw St. Lllwt'Cnce hos· ,,1 giftH. Frirlny In the hall nutslrle their gl~~frcshments of .. Christmas elementary school teacher, have extender! Into points over the pilnl Monday momiug, December ••· M1·.s. Alhert Humphrey, ·regis· office. b tJ b tive in social cttl wrists. She carried an arrange· 21. '" ter of deeds, entertainer! niem· · Sheriff· nnrt Mrs. W!IJ;ird P. cool•!n.s·,•" c,·trltly· and. i1ot chocolate o 1 eend nc11 1 111 1 ·• th 1· ,,. were served, · turn! an re g ous e n e r ment of while carnations and yel· Mrs. Robert Squires returner! ,, bers of that office nt dinner Fri· Dnrnes entertnlncrl employees o[ • • •. communities, he in DeWitt and low ten roses centered with u home from the Bdwnrd w. Spnr· •1. day evening nt her home. Deco· his office Weclnesrlay evening at ., :she, in Lansing. 1 pullout corsage. row hospllnl Monduy. ; ; rations were in !weplng with the dinner nt the Barnes home. Fol· o· 'U.'lJnl"""afi"OnB : Following a brief wedding trip Kay Cummings, friend of the Patients discharged from the J '· season. The gmup of 10 ex· lowing dinner the gi'Dup ex· lo ,., in Chicng1 ·they will reside in the bride, was maid of honor. She MR. AND MRS. GARTH GRIFFIN Mason General hospital this week 1 1 ~ changed gifts. clwngerl gifts. \ Wheatfield· Gleaners ;will have bride's. home, 1713 Davis street, wore a yellow lace hallerlna· sarles. Mrs. Griffin wore a navy ford, sister of the bride; Patricia were .ray Lang, Kei!IJ .Walters, '·• Treasurer's office employees Lansing nml Mason henllh de· 11 Christmas· pnrty nnd potluCtt Lansing. length dress and a yellow or· print !roc!' with navy aceessories. Ryan ·greeted their . eqem er . .o at. · ,. ''" • ~estry bacl~ to early colonial days. the hosts, the "'roup played cards, Mr. and Mrs. U. B. Shoemaker Donald Miiliman and family of . ,, the setting for the wedding o[ guests at a reception in the home, of Mrs •. Ellsworthr . ..·. . Brown • . ~I 1e 1s a 1so act 1ve 1n I ng h am visited and had" a l!lft exchan&c. Christmas Day with Mrs. Hulett's eeiehrated their Christmas Sun­ Bronson . M h llf th" I"' le DuB is 1 1 1 b 1 t · "' pnt•ents, Mt·. and Mrs. Owen E. Mylene Marie Waters· and Clar· chm·ch par!01's !allowing the cere· · .em ers · ··" e~,e n o c p oneer c rc es, eng secre ary The Huber home was decorated day with their 2 sons ancl their Janet Ficcllm· of Olivet Naz· "' ence Randall, . both of Mason, many. To carry out the pinl' and Past Noble Grabel club ,will hold of the Ingham County Pioneer In the traditional Christmas Clark of Pine Ridge Farms, Oiw· families. Present. were Mr. and arenc college, Kankakee, IilinoiM, " Monday evening. white color scheme used in the their next ·meetlrj~i'Tl)ursday, De· Society. She is also an ardent theme. mos. Mrs. John Shoemaker and family is spending the Christmas. hoi!· other Jecoratlons, the tiered cet:nber,· 30, ·with, ,Mr:,,~nd Mrs. gardener and has· held office In Guests present included 1\lr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merin· of Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. days with her parents, Mr. and The couple exchanged nuptial white w~dding calce was topped Guy ·Strlcklal)d: HU~;~blinds are in· the National Rose Society. and Mrs. William Hanneman, Mr. dorf entertained Mr. and Mr.~. Tom Shoemaker of Lansing. Mrs. Fred Brown. vows nt 8 o'clock In the Mason with "a 'pinlt and white bow. A vlted to the 6:30 po~i!H!It dinner. • • • and Mrs. Carl Hanneman ;md Lyle Hayhoe and Clayton and ·~~ Methodist church in the pres· wreath .of huckleberi'Y and pinlt Tticre will be: il11 e~chlinge of 50c JEWETTS ENTERTAIN Billy and Carla and Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Wilhelm, and Mr. and ence of 75 guests. Rev. Raymond rosebuds enclrclccl the base of the gifts. Mrs. ·Floyd )3urgess Is co· i Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jewett John Beltz and Johnna and Anna Mrs. Charles Merindorf at Sun· ·•· L. Norton, pastor of the church, calurmdt. ·have a son, . Lott is the;. daughter· of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bell, Mrs.• Joseph adorned with iriclescents, ancl car- Upon· the!~. return the bride "1 t 11 Perry,. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Paristyle ::: ried an urrungeincnt of. pin](· will reside y;tth her parents and Richard Wal er, born Wednes ny, Kosier ili1Cl Mr. and 'Mrs. John Mrs. Stiles. Fontana, Sr., Mrs. Edward Me· ,, roses with white streamers, cen· · the bridegroom will report to .Jo't. December 1:. They liaye 3 other Kosier of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn McK!nch Donald and . Mrs. Marlt Cave, Shoppe ·•· tercel with a pullout corsage: .. · O~d, .. Cal!forn,ia, !or. 8 weelts of ch~ldreni. Tim;.: _7; ·.. :~rin, .. 5; and Mr. and Mrs. Hersel Stanley and s·on of Lansing were Sunday served dinner to the Leo MeDon· ·• · . 1 1· f : d advanced army tralmng. Ju~y, 1 V::. ;,:- . ·.·, . · ,and Apn of La.nsing nnd Mrs. guests of Mr. ancl Mrs. F. A. aid family following the funeral Maso11 ~:· Barbara· Jewett, s~ 100 . rwn · Mrs. Rnnclall· is a: senior at ,, of the bride, waR .maul of honor. Mil ' Iii . . · . d · ~~mdM~Hal~rt~~w~~~~~ud~~Pu~a~~~~oo. . -e:r~v~k=~=s~W~~:t:w:s~d;ey~m;o:r:n:~:g:·_~~======~ ·,. She wore a waltz-length frock ·of liOn g 11 sc1 10o 1 an . 1s em· of, Holt·hli'/~ · ~., ·~o~,. ,Stanley nnl Zone, \Xere ·guests nt dinner · Mr. and Mrs. 'Wa~ren Sawdon •• . ·'·' ~.,,, '' ·blue taff;.ta topped with a bolero ployed at the Mason Dairy. The Glehn, born. Mo,nday, December sunday of MT. and Mrs: Colonel and family of Rosevtlle called on ~~4\~ ··~)>);., .,, · · ' · · bridegroom ·graduated from the 1 3~,~1n Mcll'aughtln"hospltai,'Lan· !';pear. · . , . Mr. anrl Mrs. Don Densmore and . ~~.. ('~':, .. :·_.',·· , jacltet. Rhinestones decorated ~er 1 Mason ·school in''19"2 5 1 1 .,. small white hat and she carrted · . . . : ,.. .·~ g. · ,' · · r· ";''""·, , . . Robert. Inghral)l, Jr., lett family Sunday. . . * · .. • r. nmj Mrs. <'Bruce· Balter of Wednesda~· 'for Bayside, Long Is· On Christmas Day Mr. and ~-,: a bouquet ·similar to the brlde:s.. Mrs. J!)y' .·Snyder, Sr., enter· MaSon nnnollt]t;e~.t~~ ~lrth of a land, New Yoi'l,, to join .his \VIfe Mrs. Glenn Sheren and family ;•· Gene Tianda)l of Grand Ledge, tained as luncheon guests .Tues· 11oni Bruc~ qrn, born Sundny, ·De· and daugiiters for the Christmas and Mrs .. Flora Doughty of Ma· .,: brother of the bridegroom: was· day afternoon Mrs. ~o Ruggles, cembet• 19, In the' Ma~on General holiday. They have' been visiting son and .Mrs. Rella Fritz and ·:~ best man. Robert Jewett and Mrs. John· Wygant, ·Mrs .. B. L. bosplta,J.. rr'he Bakers. h~ve pne Mrs. Inghram's· parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daisy Hill of Lansing wlli .;· ~; Edward ParltnAII . First .ou·ality ,. •.. Mrs. .Tune · ~ .. •I• ,.·.., ·.' tnliu!d Sat'urdlly PWmlr;"' Christmas family 1gBtmt~r1111g Dupont Nylons · and Mrs. J. L .. SUiratE!aUl{ llltel , ...... , 6 .._.. ,.., of'n~tcil~~iihte( .,.~··.·~' , ... --sh.oe:. · 11 ·store mil. . . { . Thousands To Choose from with Glt=rS of (~)Curious, feather" ' .

for her , , , fashlonabh1 matclled handbag acc~ssories by &,~~ . a In a •ariety of rich, new Coronation Colors. Jewel lanes In ICE CI~EAM ELECTRIC saddle leather: A. Eyeglass coso, $1;· B. key case, $1.25~;. C. French purse, $7;50•1 ' :D. cigarette case,.$~; E. billfold, $S•• · RAZORS F. f)ouch, $1.50*, 79c 1 Peppermint.Stick + For him , , • the new ALBUM that 12 Gal. Schick. holes 20 cards and photos, yet slim and trin' VnnilhL Kringle Krin1eh Choice of fine leathers; G. billfold, $5 . a.oo~~·~ + Sunbeam ro $1 s•, H. matching coat wallet, $7.50*1. NCOJlOIItnn Ice Cream Cake ,.>erfume for your purss · and I. key case~ $2.~0•, Chocolate Cranb.erry Sherbet with matching cologne + Remington Featured In f G. LAMouR, MADEMo·~. snL•~ QUicK, ~ltt.-~-w:.~b-~~~~~t.-~.~~~':ffi--~':>1\'!;1\-:o;~~ .:lelightfully gift boxed· in FQber·ge's ·$7.50. VOGUE, THIS W~EK, PARADI . '· . SPECIA·L ORDERS new Perfumettel Ensemble Trade-In N~tme lmprintcd.iit Gold Free · ·, for Ho .iday Parties . . ·Fresh- Gilbert ' . Store Hours, O.PEN cJm~sTMAs EVE .

, OPEN CiUWS'l'MAS DAY 0 :Chocolates.<; ' ' ' , ' ', : " 1 • .:, I ,' \, :' ;• ', • ,, .. .~ ~·.m~ ·.lll:.n~{P.• _m. -,9:80 ll.:m •. .·. Closed t a." m._ ·:a m;· .-: · · .·.· w, Deliver· 1 1'· '·, <~1\• i ,: ... ,_;· ·_.:. ' .'~ " ', • • ••• ., • ' '.'. : r' Phone 9011 for Ads that Sell (or Buy) e Weclnesdn.y aftclrnoon dcru111nc on classifimls e Olusslflml 1lisplay acls 8<1c pc1• Inch 1Ie~~iu~s \ e 411 wonls for liOc ~ Additional wor1ls lc ench & One of 1\lichigan's lal'gcst rural want atl sections •4

BOAR-Duroc Hampshire honr, MILKING MAC 1I IN E - Me· at SKATES--Girl's white shoe 2!i0 lh. Wuync Bullen, [j miles .cormlck-Deerhrg .. mllldng mn· figure slmtcs, size 1, worn only. Livestock west of Mn~;on und % mile chine, comJ>ietc with 2 single Household Goods north ut 372 Ononclngn roar!. units. Howard R. Smith, Wood· lwlcc,. $7. Also woman's winter I ::torm ~oat, durlt blue with gray ------·------Phone Mason 2·.325G. 51 wl. Juwn Fnrrn, 5276 W, Columbia, · .. · ··· ...... · · - · ·---.. -·-· phone Mason 2·5H73. <17wlf NOHGE refrigeralor, In gootl fut· collar, size 15-lli, In gone! con· conclition, $'10. 1121 Sou I h .Jael!· llitlon, :Slfi. Mr,q, Clare Wnrren, Usc Provef1 nntry Bulla ANGUS--18 hcncl rcgistm·cd, lO/ ---·-----·-----· ·---·------son road, Phone Mason '1900. 1.301 Hntch road, Oltemos, J!IHllll! Artificially from cows, <1 hull cnlvcH, •I heifer Wutc!J for ~~Fi9tmaf c•alvcs, prlcecl to sell. Harry ,J, 5lw1 LnnslnR ED·7·72flG. 51wl iluxton, Route 2, Sherwood mad, Michigan nnnmlnccmcnt date STOVI~-Warm Morning heatt'ng BASSINI~T--·Bahy's husslnct·, $5. Wlll!um:;lon, phone Lansing- ED· stove, in good condition. Mrs. All metal. PhoJte Mason 2·7131. 77473. 48w4p · · Jot• !5 new Th.e SJliri t of Artificial Breeders Carl Royc!', 61.1 West Columbia, . 511<11 •,· tractor mor.Jcls Ingham·Mnson Local LOVABLE ami hurma;tlc long· ~~~r~~-·!~o~~=-~~~~ ~~~>fl_n.:._ 5~~~ DISIIES - ·Servlc~~I~~~~ Bl~~ that first Chrislmns :Out tn calls by noon carer! cxtrn tame Mexican bur· anrl equipment STOVI~- Westinghouse automa· (::ailfomia ·dishes. Mrs. Ethel ro. "Buddy" Is fully grown and tic elecl ric range. J. II. Fettr.rs, Nir:lipls, phone Mnson 22301. is tho most procious CharJ es Brown olamls ~a" high. Costs very little See our used traetot•s phone Mason· 2·3627. 51w1 · 50w1p Insemlnntor lo keep. Euts nnytltlng, mostly straw. Malw your children happy REFRIGERA'I'OR-I·tiontgomery· ICE: SKATES-Boy's. Size. one. gift of 'all. May it Phone Mason :!4976 , Hollis Bartlett, 33fi E. ChCI·ry .-----·------· tl1ls ycnr Jor $65. Paul :r·Ieclglen, Lansing. T:mctor .and Ward refrigerator, in good street, Mnson. Phone Mason ·I SEND FOR F'REE lnformntlon phone Dansville 2571. 51wl condit Jon. May he seen at 924 S. abide with yoti and yours Barnes street in Mason afler 5 2·1791. 51 wl on DoatH!·desl(lncd pole frame Equipment Company ------·---·- buildings. Save one-third to one· BOAR-Hampshire and Yorlt· 2828 East Gral1d River p. m. or wcelt ends. 47wtf SKATES-Boy's black Icc simt~s, now onJ always. half on your bullcllng costs. Tri· ~hire cross, 160 pounds, $35. Phone Lansing 2·2175 size 5 or li. Clara Dietz, ·:J28 Also a young shoat, $Hi, Roy D. SINK-American 5•l·in all steel East Ash, Mason or phone Mason County Farm Service Co., 3191 4 r:;\roll ronrl, Lansing. Phone Lnn· Donald, second form south of. 9w1 cabinet with natural birch 2·5393. 51wtf. Atu·e!ius Center, phone Aurelius ---- ·------doors and copper-toned hard· ·------· sing 7198:-i. ~4wtf 3203. 5lw2 JOI·IN DEERE corn sheller No. ware and drawers. Reg. $17G.95. SKATES-Girl's white figllre ·------·--- 4·B. Mounted with mgine. Ar· Now $124.95. Free copper frying sltatcs, excellent condition. Size BOARS--2 Hampshire boars, $35 den Marquedant, 2EH2 East Holt pan clock lnclurled. Save $52. 6, $8. Phone Mason 2·5733. 50wtf Feeder Cattle anrl $45. WJJJiam Musnlff, 2064 road. Phone 2·4956 Mason. I Other 54-inch sinlts as low us -· ------, . Dexter Trail, Dansville. Phone filwlp $94.95. Mason Home Appliance, SKATES-Boy's shoe slmtrs, age We hav~ calves wclghmg from Dansville 2891. 51w1 ----· ------.. -- ______.. _____ Phone Mason 2-5911. 5lwl 10 to 12, $4.50; girl's galoshes, I 400 to GOO pmmrls. These cattle I ------·-· .. __ ·-----.. fur top, size 8, $1.50. Mrs. W. J. am EXTRA Rood quality and DUROC hours and gilts. Nice • f d FREE HOME TRIAL-Bendix Mci!quham, 529 West Maple, THE FARMERS BANK . . ,. . , , selection fmm registered stock 11 pnced to sell. I hesc • c not Lawrence Simpson, phone 4281 Hay- Gra1n- ee wa~IJCr. Prove to. yourself that phone 2·1451 Mason. 51 w1 Ohlcst Banlt io Ingham Count)' ~Iembt•r F. D. I. C. southem m!VP.s. They nre all Mason. 5lw1 j BendiX tumble actwn washes 3 SEARS GARDEN- TRAC'fOR-= I western stock fot• hnrdy feeding COMPLETE LINE OF Knsco-~~ and waysbeUe~pliance. _Phone Mawn Mason Home2-5911. A~ On~year ~d. with mow -~~~~~~~~.~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~---~-~~~~~~~~~~~• ability. BOARS-2 registered Poland Rowena feeds, hay, straw and 51w1 blades, disk .ami cultivator, $165·!1954 CHEVROLET Handy~an Ingham County News December 23, 1954 China boars for sale. From ·a salt for water softeners. Also Allan Cm·llss, phone Mason 1 station wagon. Has 9,800 mtles Page 6 E. D. Franklin & Son litter of 12 of the granrl c~hampi?n Phillips G6 gas and oil. Tomlin-, 25815. 50wtf 1 and is equipped with air cantil· I sow of the Ingham county fan·, son's Feed Store Holt phone Michigan Climate Conditioned BOY-;S I~IGURE-Si<:ATES _:-Size I tloned Jieater, radio, outside mir· BUICK, 1D19 Roadmaster, 2-door, D d p One mile west of Mason 195<1. Gerald Diamond, 376 South Holt 4·2881. • ' 40wtf . Bottled' G,as 10 bl I· u I . llttl $7 "0 rors, trailer hitch, oil filter and I would consider an older ear fer ogs an ets Phone Mason 2·80n or 2-7~01 Diamond road. Phone 2·3813 Ma·j PI ' ~r: s~~ ~~ty e, : ··'t; is undercoaled. Priced to sell. equity. Niles Brooks, phone JI,,Jt, 1 7 0 Swtf son "lwl lone uson :.> • ~ w. Wlll accept older model as pur· 47241 or sec at 4473 West Delhi, ---- ·- --- ____ .. ______; --- . ·'· BALED STRA_W-By hale or I Installation, conversion and ap· BOOI<:S-Usetl boolts bought and tial payment. Gall Every, 167 S. Holt. . !50w2' '$:1 wennecl,. PIGS 1 PU~PI~~: e.n~h, m?: ___?O I·InmJJshire feeder Jli"."' s. DUROC feeder pigs. F. E. Fogle Smithton, Woodlawncan deliver. Farm Howard 5276 wR. I plianccs. County-wide delivery. sole.1 R oy Adams-, over Shim· D'Jamond I'O"cl.~ Pltone 2·3817 or -·-----·------.--.. -· ·-... · ·,. S dtu_m ·sl,.,c,d h_l ec.cl, mot1 wt t 1' George Helbig, first farm east & Son, 5 miles north CJf Mason ' . '• • · · , min Drug Store, Mason ... 1nwtf 2-3061 before'6 p.m. 51wlp 1952 FORD Mainliner, cream ami'· eottJs 11 1emet·, g11w 1 1Hill cr. of Mason and Columbia. on Oltemos road. Phone Lansing Columbtn, phone Mason 2·5873· black paint. This car is in goo:lll Also nla:v nr.n, $3. Hartc,v ~nlmr·~·. 47 Don H11l • · _____ !i0w2 ~~-~~1-~~------51_w~ I Wtf BARNYARD FILL BLACK DIRT 1050 NASH Statesman, 4-lloor, condition. Will finance and tal;c .Jr., 222,1 Northeast Deihl, Holt, --·---·-- - --· --- - - HAY AND STRAW-Baled June I 3135 Okemos road, Okemos -Driveway gravel and fill turn· signals, radio and heater, trade-in. Phone Mason 2·1'16t.~JIIv !II~Jone ~1-R781 Hc~lt. :itlw2 GUERNSEYS-We are big pro· f T I "I 0 ver a I b 1 I I t d t Phone Lansing ED-7-7849 sand. H. Cogswell, phone Holt $275. 1950 p]umouth special de· 1 ducers of quality· ml'11 ' IJecnuse arm 00 $ otraw.: · W'nc E aDent C! w •r.a3797 an Prv oa 0 r I J9wt1 .,··5601. 47wtf luxe club .coupe,' radio and heat· .. ~ ----- 1' BO·\RDING• - Pt·!vnte otltcloor our Guernseys made us big. Otll' w • • '· ' ' 1 l 1941 DODGE, racliri and heater, I runs for cnch clog. Green Acres barns are full. We must sell our ------road, one mile north and % mile PROCESSED ROAD GRAVEL, n"re'~$r39J ~~-wgl t~~cF;~J, p~gf~r $100. Phone Mason 2·14Gl. ! Kennels. Mason ll791. Sunday I I I 48 0 J. lncrc •.·tse. Our pr ccs _arc ow. west of the Pink school. wtf harn"ardJ fill. sand anti black u road, phone 6H0·4·7691. 51w1 hours s·.oo.n·.oo" p.m. -?.Swtf I F Check These Bai'gal'ns New' ~eclar Ml h 1 'lt'mo 1r.1°J US127J dlt•t·, ·also,-trench and septic tanl! . · 48wtf ·---.. ------·-·----- II0 cl.t' ~;~1 1i~~n ·'• · '"'' 42wtf HAY-First and seconc.l cutting Refl'I·g·el•atOl'S digging, .light bulldozing. Francis 1952 BUJCI< · Special, 2-tone -----~- " · ' "'. · ...... ______Toy farm equipment, tov riding of alfalfa. Will sell by hale or · paint, t·intccl nlass, rudio and DO~ -- Spnngcr '"utter clog .to -- - - ' Slusser, Mason Gravel Co., phone " vc \V v Dick I y·on H 36 ------tractors ton. Harold Neal, 564 S. Jacl<:son . Mason. w A-1 Used Cal'S heater. One-owner, $1,1SO. Will gt a 11 • • " • • • HOG H.AISEHS-Full blood vac· Tractor comfort covers for all road, Muson or phone Mason· ami 4104 50 3 finance ami take trade-in Cleo I Ives road, Mason, c,r rmonc Mn· cinated gilts and boa!·s to place make tractors 5701. 50w4 F SKATES-Girl's white Ice skates, Lamphei·e, phone Mason 2:1461. son 2178:l. 5lwlp on shares to responsible farm· Meat saws 98c reezers size 2. w. X. Steadman, phone B' s ·, 5lw1 --·--· ------·- ers. Continental Livestock Co., Homellle chain saws, 31f.,. 4 • 5Y.!! HAY-500 bales of second-cutting Mason 9804. wl PUPPJES-Springe:· Spaniel PllJl· 51 lg aVIngS -· ------· ---/ Litchflelcl. 49w3p h. p. alfalfa and brome. at $1 per INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS -~ rics, AI\:C registered, will h2 G· Refrigerators and freezers, 10% bale·, 300 bales of first-cutting at Check this price on a new SAFES All d (FOnD-1953 Custom 8-cylinder 1951 automatic dump ami Ul52 weel\s old December .30. R. K. 'STEERS l(J() l1eacl IIcrefol'cl Inlr!rnational · .' '· - maJtes, 1ypcs an Forclor. Fordomat1'c. Dar!• 1 b c 1 t t t 1 t B · Jll1 11e M·" n "111'? · ~ ~ - ' · down, first payment in Febrll· 75c per hale. Cheaper by ton in B ht ld d d ' ong ase. as 1 o se e ·~s ate. arr.}, o · <~.oo 2~1'lO?• • -· ·' w feeder steers, 550 to 650 lbs. 1 A h · . sizes. oug 'so 'opene an green finish, radio, !Jeater, turn 2535 North Ccclar, Holt. Phone ..... _ .. ·;·;- .... ·:· -...... ------~- ·- These cnttle have been here on ary arger quantities. !so w eat 7.5 cu. ft. Refrigerator Jepalrecl. Vault doors, m?m~y signals and low mlleage. Ex· 1·3321 Holt. :-i1w1 CANAR.II~S-Cimstmas specmls. 10 II 1 New ll.nd used picltups and trucks straw, 40c per bale, will deliver. $160.50 chests, steel deslts_, fillng cabme. ts llent condt'tl'on.. ·------______1,· BcaulJJul yotlllg s;ngers, $7. pasture weeks. We ace a· Grand Haven tractor with snow Glenn Oesterle, 1285 Eden road, and Just-rite chatrs and stools. ce . y r 1 $1 "0 M ' · mated . .Joe McCabe, 984.3 M-106,4 7 blade, $27",J . photle 2-6812, ."J0\"2p This is just one of the many FORD 1953 Custom 8 cylmder Psecl AtltO Dal.n-S c,ung ema es, ...J • an~ mce miles north of .Jackson. ,JW" tf F 11 II · 1 p 1 - - ' lmrgains Tcor~ gas installed and comblnn· ·' T 1- F• d1 tl II •wthorne U r . t- o\'~l'C.Oltt,' rtcat·Jy llCII', w·,ti'o,,, t 38. ------· ·---..... _ .. _ 'arm a · tractor Will L eu · tion service. Murphy Safe Co.. uc or. 'or oma c. ·a . -\II mal,es of cars to choose from Medium gray trousers, worn 1 t l 1 livator, first class shape, $875 BALED CLOVER HAY-Phone 2622 Cedar road, Lansing MlclJ green, fresh air !teateJ, seat Se~ Us and Save once, , waist. Prir·e for hotll . BOARS-T tc mea· ype S· Manure spreaders PTO or Dansville 2471. 51wl · i ' · covers and turn s1gnals. Just , "? ., rc~ Sl'lsby IlTIIJlelnei1t Co. . 1 10 85 tercel Duroc boars. Clarence 1 1 . · •45 r:: _ ... ______1gnn. Locatec1 y., m I~ south oJ t C\ oclel. Extra We need more old, burned or 1 1lone 2·12.,_ Mm:on. ·' w grounc 'riven, · • c,,,, 75; 100, Penn~ylvanin intersection· on US rae1 ec 1 111 on 11 v m 11.. · 1 ..1 Blossey, .3SJ:l Burl, "·" t 374 wtll R d" &TV 51 wlp used Farm. Equip- f wall paint, $3.99 gallon and $1.3P tube deluxe -radio, white walls 1 a 10 --- 300 BALES of alfalfa and clover Fruits-foodstiJf s quart: P. X .. Ma~t, Mason, Char ti.trn signals and wheel covers. pLy M au TH-1948-- business --·----·- JERSEY COW-:3·year-old. FI·csh t V 1 hay for sale. Mrs. Erven lotte, Lansing. A so /Surplus Ou1 A bargain, coupe, less than 100 miles on, SPARTON aml ADMIRAL December 21, 1!154. Calf b)• . 11),en . a ues Holmes, Tomlinson road. Phone let,. 311 E. Grand River, Noru. CHEVROLET-1952 convertible. completely rebuilt engine, $18::i.l Hadio - TV side. Good badtground and pro· 2-2902 Mason. 5lw1p APPLES - Jonuthans, Hubbard· Lansing. Open cve~J night. . Light blue finish with dari' Taite older car in tracle. Also . • ·.I ducer. E. D. Bl'O\vn, 820 Berry USED EQUIPMENT stons,· Grimes Golden and Ba· 22wtl blue top, radio, heater, Power L_9·10 Oldsmo?lle, in good concli·l1 Sales and Serv1ce roncl. Williamston phone 651J. Ford tractor hanas. Also comb and extracted Glide tr11nsmlsslon and in ex~ tton, $75. Prtvate owner. Plw1w i We repair all mnltcs. Guaranteed 51wl Harvey elevator, $300 honey.· Hansen's Orchard, 6 miles cellent11 condition. Only 29,000 Mason 2·1731 ami aslt for Joel. seJ•vt'ce. ----·-----.. ----·----- west on Columbia, 2 miles south m en. 'JSwt.(.l1 6 HAMPSHIRE GILTS due to International. Field. Cultivator on onondaga road, 10<13 Onon· ------~----- F'OHD--1951 Custom 8cylindei farrow soon. Clare Smith, 51,1 Several Used Plows daga road, Eaton Rapids. Phone TflAILER- Heavy duty 2-whee' Tudot·. Overdrive. Greenbriar RADIATOR and heater, nearly Welch's miles south of Williamston. Phone Rubber-tired Disc Harrow Aurelius 1614. 40wtf . all-metal trailer. Inquire at 3G< rrrecn. Radio, iwatei', one··own· new, for a 19,16 Pontiac; also n HOME & AUTO SUPPLY •. 6021>'5 Williamston. 51wlp 'BALED HAY-200 bales of mixed Ol,crnos road· or phone 2·41,11 Ma· er. In tile best of condition. radiator Jar a 1939 Chevrolet, in 1·17 W. M~plc Phone 2·8911 PIGS-6 nict• pigs, $12 each. Cali Trr.~tor Spreader hay. Morris McKinney, 219 GEESE nnd oven-clean clucks, 49wlJ good condition. Harold Brodberg, tJ9wtf any day hut' Christmas. Thea Stallt Chopper for Hent Willoughby road, cornet• of Wli· ready for your holiday. Claude ------!'ORD-1954 8·cylinder demon 576 Lamb road, phone Mason ._.. ____ .____ . ______Clickner, 63 S. Williamston road, Chore Boy 10-gallon \'Vater loughby and Meridian roads. Clicl~ner, 505 E. Bellevue, Le~lie. p I d R bb' strator picl:up. Red and sand ;:'iH8. :JiwJ phone Dansville 2478. 50wl Heater First house west on south side of Phone 5063 Leslie. 50w2 , OU try .1n a lls white. Two-tone 1mint, dclltxf l'l~Lr~VISfON ·S Jo~ H V T C E-By road. 51w2p cab, side-mounted tire, turn grarluate tc~chnician, service on 20·ft. Belt Elevator WILL DRESS young Roclt pul· HENS-New Hampshire and slgnuls, heater anci tm~er coat all makes. We cover J:.lgham . BULL, large cnot!gh . NEW EQUIPMENT S'i'flAW - 700 buies good clean lets, 40·~ a lb ov~n ready. White Roclts, one ,year old lng. Low mileage. Big snv;ngs ~~ounty. We can flnnncc Y0\11' tcle· 294?.for Eastservice. Holt Arden t•ond. Marquedant,Phone Ma· '[ Heat 1Jousers f9r most tractors strnw. See Owen Bachman, WeighSl th I 5 21'to 7 II lbs. Roberttl f Also large and medium eggs FORD-1953 8-cvJinder,' 7:\ ·ton. vision service. Ca II us for prices 1 0 on antennas. Calls answered Son - 2 ·'19~6. .",hvlp Steel Corn Cribs 3167 E. Columbia road or phone Eden' wa 011c m,Eel en rJroacl m PllOil·ees ~au Leslie Harold Brodberg, 576 Lamb road Darlt green finish, deluxe cab, 1 I u Lansing 5·7 141. 51w1p ' · phone Mason 5588. 5lw1 . 4-speed transrniFsion, rear same day. John's Rarlio ancl TV HOLSTEIN CALF, 1 weel< old, Ezee Flow, Fei'llllzer Spreader 2205. 50w2p bump::!r, turn signals and very Service, 2480 N. Cedar, Holt, ABA hreeding. Eligible to reg· Stalk ·choppers EAR CORN-300 bushels, 55c per - RABBITS - 30 does, some with low mileage. A bcirgnln. Santa Specials phone flH0-4-7221. 18wtf , lster. Phil Hayhoe, 608 Harpel' Chore Boy Milkers bushel. Baled clover hay, 50c TURKEYS-Alive or~dressed, ~l)Y litters and 4 bucks. They must FORD-1953 %··ton piclttip. Red. Phone 2-7685 Mason. Rubber Parts for All Mlll 'i1oom Will pny 15< a lh Dansville 2896 49w4 -----!---'------~· home Ill VPI y dcsn tblc County News Masorr.- Septic Tnnlt Service LAUNSTEIN S PORI ABLE snw ------­ ncighhrn ho< I !lis 3 hrrltoorns ---- Septic Tanlts nnd Cesspools spaclcnts liVIng r nom modern mill 3000 feet at $70 or 5000 TAX NOrrcE- Tuxes will be Cleaned feet unci over ut $20 ,1 thousand pay:Jble at my home ever) l•m 21241 ------poultry house tool house and 9804 Mnson 19wtf 32wtf WHITE-We wish to express ou1 other btulchngs On blue ttop -i sincere thanlts and g1ntltude to lOUd WANTED - Copies of the Sep Lester L. Johnson all of our many friends who so WARFLE TAILORING SHOP Phone 6MA 4431 or 3580 1.mdly assisted us dm ing the long 127 ACHE dnny furm G1oom tember 30 Octobe1 14 and Oc Men's nnd Women's Custom Made modern house New d 111 y halll Lober 28, Ingham County News Clothes Alter ntlons 11lness of our beloved wife ancl and m1ll~ house 2 cement slab Will pay 10c each Ingham Cotlll Livestock Trucking mother who passed away on De silos 2 em gm nge and other ELZINA NORRIS ly News, Mason 42wtf 330% S Jefferson Phone 2 0031 cember 16 1954 and to Dt A V bmldlngs On blacl,lop 10ad Over Shimmin Drug Store lo Charlptte on Mondays Smith for his fmthful servtce IN LJ:SLIE-9 room modern WANTED - Crenm, eggs nnd lZwt! To Jackson on Wednesdays Mrs Fern Fty and Mrs Freda house 1\ 1t!L g.ts heat 2 cu1 ga poultry See Lawrence Hyatt ReMonable Hates Frye for theh tender care of our rngc 'J Ia lS IS n 1 extra good ~O!l S Main street Eaton Rapids MERRY CHRISTMAS li.Owt! loved one Rev Norton our pas value phone Eaton Rapids 44521 28wtf tm fm his comforting words and NEAR LESLir -1 GO acre farm Smith Optical to the 01 pha Ellen and Martha Mary Cn cles of the Methodist With ]00 acres under the plow Business Services Laboratory church nnd to ou1 nerghbo1 s unci 0 For Rent >< ~~~:e~~~'i~ i~lc~ ~~:~e~a:e~~~ ------friends for thetr expressions cf burn, new mtlk bouse $16 800 New Location sympathy 111 om bereavement L terms Custom 5220 W Miller Road FOR RENT-Wallpaper s.eamer R WJ-IIte, Mt and Mrs Cha!leo Phone GLA ·ru 2 2601 anrl floor sander. Inquire at D Wlutc Mr and Mrs Alftecl 41 ACRE FARM ~ miles flom Photo Finishing Michigan State college with Prescriptions fllled Shafer Decorating Supply, 425 S. Fo1 che nnd Mrs Marthn Peml new moclm n 3 heel room house ' F'ree Developing • Repnlrs while you watt Jefferson Phone 23461 45wtl Spring 53wl p on blncJ flo CJL1'CIIing meeting Tucsdny evening on the County, MlchiJ.tnn, llwncc soulh IHII'Illilll Stn1•ke1's and fccders-$8.GO to Avcmgr. ((•mperaturc fnr tllC Gerald Winter. Two lap dance with thu 'k line I 01111.1111 fuel, Htntlun $10.50. numhers wet•e given h,Y Bonnie Sixty young people of the Holt development of the oil Industry, 1 u +u, Lhe liJIIHJr turmlnuH. WP<•k was :.!:1 t•nmparrrl with a Balzer anrl Dclm·ts Shuall. Wayne Mcllwdlsl church wenl camllng New club members nrc Donald Devonahlra Avenuu ~li·df>l-(ret• l'<':trllnn lnst "C!nr nl. lttJf.Cinnlnl-i nl. n 1mlnl ·ill l'fltlll wot1l unci ~ASON l\IAJmi':'J'S " J(J'icneJ' gnvc a lap rlanm number Sunclay nlgl1t and returned to I hr fl.or.t, Jad1 Gnmcr nnd Geor~e , I his lim<', 'I' IH'1'C was .07 prrcil>l· J (I I'Udll HOUth of the north .\ IJOHt of Wllf'al ...... $~.0:1 lall<>ll, llw rr·.,ull o[ nwlled :;now !lCcompnnlcd by his sister, Kay pnmonagc fm• refreshments. 'J'hr Irl\, 1\rlener. Hnll Methodist Sunrtay school Iloll ralscrl $176.00 In t11e olrl 'i'nWIIHhhl, lnghnm County, MichiKun, LIH!IICO 1\UIIlh OVCI' llllcl IICI'OIH. the BCHith Corn ...... I.:l:l 'l'cJtli>Prnlur<•s for 1hP wcr.l; 'I'' prcscnlerl a Cl1ristmns progrnm •1ews hoy snlc nnrl DIU llnrrls, aH7,7li lcel of the IIUI'lh flli2.1fi fut.!t or ·A sr!.\ICI compnsNJ of ~nnrlrn R:u·ley ...... !lli 1'C'<' ll'rl~ I ·I II. • '" · ' ' , flmllh, .Tnrtn Clwpnwn, Lcnnr·n of rccltnllons nnd music Sunctay proprietor of Holt Rrtlwry and llw llnl·thweHl frncllnnnl ~ of 11nld ~cc· fl. , ')- . I d ol lL miiSIIIl SCWI\gl! morning. A play entltlecl "The Linn fl, nn tho linn between J111m1th ,J, ,Yt ~;...... "'1 rlhposnl Jtlanl, were: ;rotte1·, .Tanil'c B1·lcr!, Connie Walt­ Grill won top honors by raising ~oud llulh Jj, Ornhowakl nnd llob•<·L J, ~oyh. olllH ...... , ,, , :.l,'i!l man and Wilma 1\:arltf'l', aceom­ Chrislmas Camlcrs," wns given jiGG. Lt. Govm·no1'·elect Robert unci gwn1•d C. nua·r, nwner11 dclicrlhorl 1w HE HAS "SMOOTH" TECHNIQUE-Artist Rudolf Urmers­ hy the youth group Sunday eve· frdlnws: Hnuth :JH7,7f, feet. Ruekwheal, t:wt ...... 1.70 Min. M11x panlcrl hy Saml1·a .Jones, pr('· Cr·ary will officiate at the Instal' Thuncu uvea· unci nCI'OHit tho on»L line bach, ll2, of Mount Pleasant, Mich., has truly a sort touch with the Navy hcnns, cwt...... 10.00 D~r·••mll:•r Hi .~~~ ;17 scnterl tlw dosing numhr.rs on nlng under the direction of Mrs. In tlon of officers for 1955 at ncxt or lot :w, nattunfield SulullviHion, Hllid ·brush. Using a technique all his own, he oalnts on black velvet, i'tlason 1\hu·Iwb Det'emhc•t· 17 ... :tl :Jfl Wilson Tennant. linn h1•ln~ tho common llno between H11ld the progmm. week's meeting, 1\Uhd[VIH[0/1 rtnd JotH~J)h J, 1111d Jtuth Jl, Eggs l)<'t'<'lllhPr t:; ... 20 :H GaniluwHI,I, duKcl'ihud lilt l'ollowna Hl.lllth ·:An r•xclwngc of gifts fnllowPd -- Kiwanis club Is sponsoring I he Sunday schooi officers n I l.ltl' A Jurnho ...... , .. $ .:J:i 1 l.>P('Pinhrr I D ...... ~ 0°111' t!IIHt,'l31i,IJ feet to tha MO\It)J Jlnt• unrl gifts were presr~nlerl for the I Mr. ami Mrs, Donald Wlllllilfi, Bloodmobile In Holt January ll. nf Wlllornm1L Strant und tho norU1 llntitK North Aurelius Norl)1 Aurelius chmcll. Tlw SLill· A hn·ge ...... :In De<·emiH!r :w ...... ;( ~pmmunlty Christmas l>asltcts. Trudy, .Jean, nne! Morris of Bnl· or IJCVOIJRhlru Avenue. school will begin nt 10:15 A merllum ...... , .1 DP<'I'Illlwr 21 ..... :J Thence south 0° 10' c1111l, 4fiH,() feeL to R11ymoncl I>. Uoimes day a. 2 ·,. __ tic Creel• spent tile wcclt enrl with tho ccnturllno of Shirley St1·eet, tho Ill, A small ...... "'l I>c:<·cmltr:1' 22 :.m .:. The senior elEtHs nf IIolt high M1·. and Mrs. Albert Kllpntrick. UJI)HW tcrm!nlUI, Heavy Jtr.ns ...... :;·7 Det·emiH!1' 2:3 :>:l Funcrnl servlecs were hr.lrl 1\11', and Mr·s. John Kc!sllng nnrl 1 Holt Baptist Choir Wlllomma Stroot sr.luml will spnnsnt· a rlonkey Mt·. and Mrs. Hnlhcrl Cogswell Jimdonjnj.( Ut.. II J)O[nt RL the lntCI'KCC• Wednesday morning at the St. family were Sunday rltn 1wr· Light hr.ns ...... nn I · ··-- ·----·- lmsltelhall grunc, when the facL11· have a son, Stnnley Glenn, born Lion of thu centm·llrw of IJtJvonHhlt·c Avn~ .Tames churell in Mason for Leo Hnasters ...... 2:3 Jlalr<'d Is llw maillte:is ol 1!11! Presents Cantata nue nnfl Wlllcmmn Str·cct, thence wcHt 1 1 1 1 ty will play tlw Kiwanis club, DeccmbCI' 13 at McLaughlin hos· 42(),0 real, the llllllCl' tcrmlnu11. P. McDonald and his 16-yoar·old ~~:~s!~~~ll\-\ ~~. ~' ~ ~~~~ ~~e~~~;~ ~f Cnponettes .2ti 1 lwaJ'l.-- U:•ro n. "Song- of the Holy NIJihl" was son, Kendall D. MeDona1d, hotll 1 1 1 January 5 nl 8 p. m. pltal. Shirley Street y presented hy the 32·volcc choir of nr.gJUIJihtt Ill 1J JIOfnt at the fntorHcr.~ of 5460 W. Columhla Rnnd. Ken· Leslie. ------·------·--- the Holt Dnpllst church, under tlon uf t!w ucnterllnc of llcvonflhll·e Ave~ A gnlng·nway pnri,V was held lhc cliredlon of Rev. C. James nun urul Shirley Stroct, thence wcHt ·12U.O dall, a slurlcnl at the Mason high Saturday nlgllt nt the home nf feet, the uppct• tca·mlnuH. school, was killed Saturday ufter· Mr. nnd Mrs. Cnrltnn Pnrmely ... Ingham County News December 23, 1954 Page 8 Pas-ma, Sunday evening, Elln'a Court & Donnla Street noon when the car ih which he Oup;inninK al. n Jmlnt nt. the lnti!I'Hec­ 111111 family for h~r pnrrmts, Mr. 'rhe cantata, 8 select ions In tlnn or Shirley Slr(](lt nnrl Elln'" Court, was rlcling crashed with another and Mrs. Clifford Hill of Aureliu:-;, Season's length, wns composed by Roger thr.nCll tlOillh 3()1),f) reeL; lhcnce WCtll I Hfi.U feet, the UJIJICI' tct·mlnuR, at the intersection of W. Colum- · C. Wilson. The selccllons in· 'l'ht~ r.,nrariK eompritH!d within the IJrn[n .. bin. i·ond nnd 08_127 by-pnss. Mr. Thow present were Mr. and Mrs. cludecl, \\·omen's chorus, "Look UJ.:C DilstL·Ict ''rr. 1111 follow11: McDonald was rushed to the Ma· Clyde Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Rolwrt DRAINAGE PISTRICT Noble of Onondaga, Mr. anrl Mrs. Back to Bethlehem;" choir, "To BATTENFIELD DISTRICT son General hospital and lat<:>r Clmrlcs Hansc nncl M1·. ancl Mrs. Greetings "I would lilw to give my testimony in regard to 'L'tw f!t·tdnns:e district. of tht• Bnttcn­ the City of David;" Rev, Pasma, transferred to the Ingham Coun· Herbert Hartig flllcl family nf lmrilonc soloist, "The Holy tltlld Drnln shall .lnclud•!- 1dl trncLK, par­ Star's HhmJnt:ttie Sol\'imt. cel!i of lnnd, ttuhdlv!Kionft, uuhllc utllftluK ty Chest hospital in Lansinr: £-loll, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth IIIII "Hnfol'l~* I taldn~ I Night;" Mrs. Eunice Ram·, "Glory riuhtK or wny, nil lluhlic hl.:hwnyK nnd star·tpd this remedy, was so where he dlecl early Monday of Aurelius, and Mr. ancl to God;" Mrs. K B. Rnar and HtrPutli within the foUowlnJ.r flcHct•il~tHI Mr~. from CJ•ipph~d with ur·Uu·itic trouble that I could not sit up or hourulury, Bc~JruLinJ.C nt u JlDint 40 J'WIK morning. Mr. McDonald wa~ a Dale Jiill of Lansing. 'J'hc Hills g1~t out of bed without assistanc1~. I had hard bony Dean Parker, soprano and tenor WC!it nnd to t•odtl ROUth of thn notlh .\ partner In the Pierce Brothers left Monday momln'g In spend foloisls, "Let Us Go Even Unto JIOSt or (I'Uctlonul sr.cllon a, 'I':lN, R3W, g1·owths on my spine, hips and elbows that were so Delhi, 1'own~:~hiJ1 1 lnghnm County, Mic:h· Bea'uty nnd ~arber Supply Com- several months in Florida. I Bethlehem;" Carolyn Pier anrl, iJ.wn, thPIICC Knuth 3/i 0 22' 'CURt, 13 rodt:l; Jminl'ul, could do little sice11ing ur J'csting, Al'io my Shirley nust, soprano and alto t.hunca south to the north lino or lhl! pnny lll Lansmg-. . The young people of. I he Norl h cyc~s Wt~r~~ afl'«'c~ted by it until· l started taking Star's ROUth tiO I'OdH or th!:! northweat rl"IIC· Mr. and Mrs. Dua~e D.. Dav1rll Aurelius dn1reh arc meeting :->oloists, "At the Mnnger;" Shlr· tlnn11l ~ of Knld Kcctlon :1: thcllc(! wc:;t U. They ai·c now entirely gone. Miss Loine Kruger was the ac· vnnllt Avenue; thence Kouth on Hnlcl was In hon.or of Mr. R1dd1ck s enrols througlwut the nelghbor­ ~lasnn I ean wall• mueh better and my health is greatly im· companist of the evcnin~. centel'llllo lo 11 point 10 rortr~ north of hlrthday anmvcrsary and Mr. ami hood. (ll'O\'cd. t.lw north % J)Oflt of the northwaHt frac­ tionul ~ of r~nill t~ection 3; thtncc cnHt Mrs. Richard Bail~y of Lansing Sunclay, Mr. ancl Mrs. Leonard l\IRS. CHARLES ~IAR'f.NI lloy Erenleccmber 22, 1 Oil.J, · sury. There were 12 guests wlm anrl coffee to Mr. nnrl Mrs. Forest evening at the Holt Church o'f P<·c

(. The Ingham COunty- News Get Your December 23, 1954 Part 2 Christmas . t o· ff' . I . p' t' . ' t Lettel·s to Editor ' Coun y l(la 5 ar ICipa; e lloJt. i•ru·euiH Wllll\lect Foods ' I Government lnstl"tu'·te ...·. dren:'fa parents.We the ofparents Holt schoolshoulrl r•hll·get In Lo(a better education for our chl!clren . j from· Home of the teachers th11 t Sevcml Jnghum county nffi· Clutrlas E. Chamberla n; elected lire now employed by the Holt 1dals wore Instructors m· panel Irigham prnseeutor· in l'fovember•, school I,Jistem. members ul tim a-day sdwni eon· was em·oliccl. ' • I 'ltnow something can he done , . At the c:rmc!usinn of It he 3-dny about thn mattnr if wn tile P"• r·· .Where , dueled at Midrlg~1n St11tc college 1 1 1 0 A f f IIIII ~ " ~ " Smart ~rt .July J:i, !Kiil, llw ·add one~fourth c:up boiling water hur.:nhno fnl' Mason motorists in SCifl of .John anri M6A6~ '" ,] 7 ahanrlnned cnrs were towed 25c ; . : Veal Leg Roast ·RUMP-OR SIRLOIN . LB. 59o Mif!higan . State coiiC!ge will away, invcsligaled S cases of again give f he people of t·enl ral Herhert Pox replace~ \f· Davis Invisible. tlover·mmmt. fflmiil' trouble anrl rliseovercr.l.lOl Cauliflower · CALIFORNIA HEAD 29c ·. :1./ Sliced Bacon AIJ. &OOD, LEAN LAnRS LB. 55o ~ f . • Michigan an npporlunity lo HCC' P

:~ Jft· -.\F. ~~t~ :M'l~~~ ;~~n~~~~~r.~~t~:: g~:. 1 ~~;,~o~f'~ X~~~~~·~~~~~:Jt· .. ami ·-==~~~=~~~=~~====~~=~=~===:lcm·elll and family of Lansing. ·· Sgt. Gerald Quinn, s·on of Mr. • The Gencos will be -sunday, ami. Mrs. James Quinn, of Hollo· 1 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph' rnun air force base, Alamogordo, Fontana:. . New Mexico, ls spenclirig. several Mr. nnd Mr3; Donald Carey weel(s at home. "11% · and· Timothy of Charlevoix wlil Mrs. Edgar . Ridge and J1.1rs. \Uoob' Will to ·au men" spend the Clli·istmas holidays ~lanch Longye'ar of East. Lnn· with Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Par~ s,1ng called on Mrs. D. C; Dorrow 'sons and fainlly. Mrs. Carey is li't'iday. ' . .; .• this, in its deepest the formar Joan Parsons. Ori .. Mrs. Lina Whittal1er and Ray Christmas Day the Carey and E. Guhn of Chelsea were Sltn· meaning, is our' wish families will be at the day dlriner guests 'or Mr. and ./ orne of Mr. aiir.l Mr·s. John· swan·. Mrs. Ion D. Phlllips.,Sllnilay aft. at Christmns. son and family of Lanqlng. Mrs. ernoon ~allers at. the Phillips Swanson is also a duughter of home ·Included Mr. . and Mrs. the ?arsons. . l!.loyd Moles and son, Scott, ·of ~Mr. ancl Mrs. Holden Stiles of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs; Murvln Mason and Mr. and Mrs. Phil Lott, Diane and David, Stiles and family of Leslie plan Mr. and Mrs. Vern Day1on will ,. - to spend Christmas Day with .Dr. entertain' Mr. and Mt·s. Velirlour und Mrs. J. C. Swaoland of Bliss· Dayton .mel family of- Leslie, Mr. field. . and Mrs. Elwood Hici(S of Chica:· . Mt•. and Mrs. Rlcharp Ohm. and go and Mr. and Mrs·. Doyle Rob: family of Holt spent.Stiilday with lnson and Debby, Clufstmns Eve . .¥rs. Ohm's {larents, Mr; and Mrs. ,· . Pfc. and Mrs. Robert Hazel 11 nd :Clare: Ra~m~nd. M_r. and Mrs.' d!!Ughter of Fort, Smith, A:rl(it:n> Raymond:. and family plan to sas; are spending the holidays * *".* )lay time turn backw~,rd in it$·flight ..... spetul Christmas Day with Mr: with Mr. and Mrs. Stal1iey I~azel and Mrs.- Lawrence·· Raymond. . Iand Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hall' of and make you a chUd again ·}ust (or a. nisht ... as · · Wllliani'.Post\ 9f Central Mich· .Eaton Rapids.· · · . · · igan college, Mt, Pleasant, ar: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fllllnghom Santa· bows in With a. sack JuU -oi gifts and'- a rived home Tuesday evening to were weelc end guests of Mr. and spend · t~1e Christmas holidays Mrs. Robei't Moodie . · o! St. wy~l.th.of~ good wi~hes from t..IJ .9f .us•·tO.'all of you. with· his .parents, ,Mr. and Mrs ..Tiiorjias; Ontario. · · . ~ ~ ~·· .. Richord Post, Sr. Richard Post, Pfc. Jack Fink of ,Fort -Hood · of Nhrthwestel'n college lil ·Texas, Is spending the Christmn~ •" ""i:;~'t:l~·a~p.lans to arrive. •home ·h.olldays with his parents, Mr. c Eve. · · · and Mrs. Lawrenee· Fink, Elizabeth .Collar Potte.r Pvt. :warren Wilcox · of'· Fort wlll spend the Christmas holl~ Devens, Massachus4lt1s, Is· sp~nd·' days with her brother· nnd .lng. the holidays with his mother De·nsmote's necihe\v. Fverett and Elwynn·Col· Mrs; Lucile' Wilcox. Mrs: ,Wilcox: \ I" ' W11rft!n arid~ Jeny pllin to spend Cliristmiu!· week end· wltlt' Mr. \II~IITinl> Mrs. m. B. Wilcox. at Boyne City, l\'lr. nnd .Mrs. curtis Dlssenroll' · ·A"nn · ·· were · ~u~!lny din· I.·. '.\ . .. ' Mr. and· Mrs;· Wal·. G.A·.Food·liner ' ..''' ' ' . ' .. ·" .I

. '"' mazon, died llww lnflt wr.ek nrHI Cucly, n rot mOl' Aurelius hny, wns wns tnlwn to the Aurelius nnp· tire urlr!crtnlwr, 'l'he willow, ' .... Williamston Senior Choir Gives i!Ht CJ!HJI'dl Whrre Sfli'VIci'S WLJro P\lelw, ,2 ·duug!JtcrH, Kut!e and Rams W,in Over Charlotte heicl. A 1{11\llllliiWO lllili!Stlll' COil· Lizzie, ~nrl snn, WnlteJ•, survive . Grace Sm~h Special Musicale due/eel rwrvlees nnrl blll'lal wns Mrs, Lot tie., Luzell WIIH ul hr!J' I" :mnrle In Aurollus Crmt1•r cPmo· MnHOI! homr! with hrr rlnughhll' The srmlm· choir of llw WI!· Jery 011 tlrP fnmlly !ol. \Phillip ovm· the wcelt rmrl. l~rllfnt· Um1 Ul'lll'f; Alfnl•lc llnmston Community M(•thodlst .To Keep Record Clean Nazarenes Give 'J'erl 'J'hornpsr111, rdltor nnrl mnn· clntrch, undor· tlw dlr·er.tlon of ngi!I' of !he Williamston Enter· MrH, Wllllum Von Relehbauer·, The Holt Rums won their third 'rhe entire Jeum ftmctlonerl straight. Jeuguc game nnd rn· well as It mnnlpulrtled n potent prise, ~ulfcmrl 11 hrl ns rnt·unnry a scl'llppy but Im(ft'ectlve be oll'er·od, would tw tlw utlllw· . or IIH• C'lllll'l'h nf IIH• NIIZIII'Cilli' Orgnn prelude was given by ChnJ·lolte team G!l to 38 on the lion o( the forwurrls by holh tlw tlrrumhosls. Htl Is In an oxygen Mrs. Ervin Fox. Other feature!1 Wflt; )ll'f!Sr>ntr'ri.SIIIlrilly at 7::10 p. tent. Holt floor. gunnls and the er.n~er to develrq! m. 'J'Iu• play, "Mai

llunshy Is Itr'IJSsl;rnr•d "Gior•ln ;" Wl'il'omP, prayPr, !lev. i t111• flllill\\'ing I'IIHI: N:rrmtor, Huh· Hovaneslan's Incessant emphasis; when a tmsH from t lw pivot to 11 Sgt. ltulph D. Dnm;by, US Mn· Lnuls 0. Ellinger; antl!en~"Gim·y 1 i 1'1'1 Bld~r•l't; nrolhf'l', Dlannr> Yo· on defense wns 11 main fnctnr In forward would lmve ft•eed the rlne Corps, of Wllllnmsttm, lin'! to lile l\lng of J(Jngs;" "Silent f' drlm; fatlwr, Larry . Sdrulz; t~e relatively easy win. 'flw center• to nhtaln a denr shnt hv Cill'iS, ll. '1'. tl'III'I'Y; l'lll'llif'rs, lwr'll nsslgned Jo headquarten;, Night," eun.cp·egat!un; nntiJCm, ~~Pt9a~ fPcml6 team's defensive maneuvers were anotlwr r·eturn pass. , · Jll'illllll',\' a11rl' ll•'l~inrwr· Curtis, ~·~~~ ~J~~~'"p~~~~~ shots or to shoot fl•om non-per· Io,ut Jls regular., gnnrrl to tlw stnl't' '",lt:su Bnmhlno;" solo, "0 !Ioly centage positions on the floor. Lrown and Bill 1 ugh, out clue to .Tanir·•• l•'ll~iii'J', !lilly Hnllllltt, Lou· mesHage ('()lllrol hr·a•wl! ·of tlw Night," hy Domthy Von Ht!lch· This marlts the third time that ln,lul'!es .. lol111 Borgman was hlglr ann Lr>I•IJIPI', M:ll·jol'il' Lr.'"""'l', Holiday plants require special lwarhttlllrler·s. hmwr·; Christmas meditation, the Holt squad scored ovm· GD for the Ot•!olcs wlllr ll points. LaVPrllt' llo,','l'l', .Iaiiier> Curtis, care Jf they nrc to loolt their best. I ITamlrl llir'llt'l'l, ltolwl'l .J3a1Jhltt, Rev. Ellinger; anll!em, "Gn11rl Just like human ·beings, they need points omllt Is Illwwlse, the thin! Hnr!oelwr tool\ S('()rlng honnn1 Str>p)H!II Slillll, Mil'lr:wl ,lorws, Norman IlmJl'll, erl!lol' of tlw Tidings," solo hy Luis Shirey; I'll· bright light or sunligllt, In the rlny tlme l11nt the margin of victory Ifor· Hull with 2:1 points and Mt!I'· .TennlfPI' .t 1111 r'~'· t;:rlrtlr• Hoyr~t', Ml~A .Toul'llnl, spent !he wcclt £mrl cessio nul, "0 Lit t !11 '!'own of nnd n proper amount of water. was lncr·eased hl;' ten polrtls. Dur- rlolt follower! closrly wltlt 17. Mlii',Y Jloy1·r•, .'iusil' IVIJIIP, l'lavlr! In Chimgo nn business. Be! I hlrlwm," anrl post !lJr!r. Wilting, lcnf yellowing and burn· lng the first game, Gu'ry Rodoel(· Along with his strJillll' perform· Studt, Pal SarwaliJ, Man·l:r Bah· Mr. nnrl Mrs ..1. C. i>atterson of Mrs. Nlnn J{elehuin wns in lng, leaf drop and p1·cmntm·c loss er· with 34 points, was tile ottl· anee, enr~][J t~c game's most hill, Slrirlry .Js, Vif'l prograrn. lrnd 'l'uesclay. at Williamston Masonic temple scoring centqr. The tactics were rebounded well on t hr. hormls and Mason Saturday evening at f.l 11. m. Offl· mum night temperature for pain· I f (' , . . , , , . 'i Girl Scot! I troop No. 3 went settias and Christmas begonias costly, however, foi· "/he Blade" they piclwrl up S and 7 points 1 .!Japlll n;~s lnrly . Cl1ristmas earollng Sattrrrlny ccr·s of I he Gt·arH! Council, Royal as Rodocker's teammates calli rrspretively. Boh Tuttle c!Uillill'ri \ "" and Select Masons of Michigan, should be eo degrees. 'l'he dcslr· 1\lplm :Xr 1\lplia l'iraptrr 111. night at thr homt•s of shut-ins. able night temperatures for azn· him, connected on 7 rJf 10 frr•1• in 8 points, was excellent on ric· HPta !-liJ(IIlll /'Iii lwlci 11 C'hristma1; Tire Sunday sdwol Christma.~ header! by Clytie Townsend, most throws. Merrlotl was also dr.fl un fensc nne! set up a good share of illusti·iou~ grmHl master of Pon· loas, Christmas cactus, chrysan· ]HJJ'IY fiJI' l'irilcir·l'll at tiJP Wol· progmm wns held Wednesdav thcmums, cyclamen, Jcrosnlcm l.ris charity tosses, hitting 9 of 10. tlw other players' scoring slwls. V4'1'im' Snl1•s /'avilillll S:rlurciuy. nlgl!l ut the Mrtlwcli~;t ehurcli, tiac, were In ehargc. 1 The 6 councils IHII'tie!patlng cherry, Kalanchoe, omamcntnl Santa <:i:rus m11w tiJ tlh;tritHJir I with tlrr• participation nf all t!•r• peppers, potted bulbs and cut son of Homm· were Sunrln)' vis· r.ift1; to /II(• l'irilcin•n. · 'Sunduy sr~lw11l dr•partmenls. · '' were: Lnnslng No. 20, Corunna' Wonderland No. 38, Lr>sllc ·No. !it!, Grand flowers arc between flO degrees and itors ill. thr. home of Mr·. anrl Mrs. 'LedgP. No. 02, Williamston No. fl•l, GO degrees, High room tempera· · 1\ft·s. Wm. ,J, Chu•hc Leo Sloan. ln!)ham County News December 23, 1954 Page 5 anrl Livingston No. n of Howell. lures hasten the maturity o! Hamid Hollicl(l!l', Cnr·l Hugl1ey flowers an~ shorten their ltfe. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Linn ~f and Larry Sat terlce :rre homeiverl t!Jc , a 1e ow 111 am1 111 a, ISS .staying'wlth Mrs) Sara Clarke for Mark Hussell, 7G, who waf. , . M·t<·ter f llr·t· I . f. ·M. I Shm·o•l Palmer, Mrs. Baldwin and several

j Helen Bunline on Friday evening. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Howm·d Havens entertained at a Jamlly Christmas dinner at the · Onoh· daga town hall. · New Car .Dealers Tuesday evening 15 mothers met at the school and filled Christmas stocltlngs. It was also voted to have the date· of the / · Will Close • at Noon·• • I penny supper changed fr·om Jan· ~.-~b uary 27 to January 21. · II'' j( Mrs. Eslller Lentz . and. Mrs. !; ' \ Bernice Martin, asslstedby other I Whatmr else might' be years/ Scout mothers, entertalnet1 .at. a ~~~~ a~ong th~ Christmas party for t!1e Onon· let us keep. Christmas. L~tt us hold dos~t this day, r~m~mb~rins daga Boy Scouts in the town ·hall ,, Friday, Decen1.ber 14 Wednesday evening. family and friends, M11y, yours b~ a very joyous·:Holiday/ whose· love .lnd Contrasting with the · de.nse sum\l~~ed. . by. All . . .· I· Jrienqship.you·~heri$h//'. . . . foliage of the tropical rain forest, ,/ ·· 'Fo~. Christ~~.~, Holiday· the, leaf litter on the forest floor itself Is so poor)hat when cleared ,.. of trees It Will seldom support '•'r,· ., - crops for mo~e· than a si~gle ye~r. The reason1 according. to ·Lincoln ·a· ... i • • ,RP,nrl••r'~ot d,. Barnett In the ~ ·, >· U ·:S Autc)Parts Mason AutomoBile· :·oeale.rs Assn.·· .I· · :Jr~:\~Jr.~n ·I ' .. \ tnke ·:up· the PI'CidUICtS '.. South of.Holt·~.2 mile~.:...: North of Mason • ' • 0 ,• T • • 0 _, •• '• '0 0 0 -~ 0 ' sltlon , ~ I , 7:•1:-i p. m. Co·hnGtess 1& Ada Extension Clubs DuviH. Stockbridge NeWs School Closes fo( ,, 1 Aiii'I~Iiull " :'>yr~nmoi'O 1', 'I'. A. Will H(lOilHOl' ' . 'H-olt News Mrs. Helen Beeman l~lghteen Atn·cliiiH Coni!'!' ox· n runmwge Hille l•'l'lrluy, .Tnnum·y Holiday Vacation. Mrs. Alton Kinney tenHion dtth menthnr~. with .·to 7, nt tho HmtlltiLanslng Commu· ~hllrh'Prl, gnllwwrlln the Aumhus nlly hall. · , D. & C. offkcs nncl the bride· Christmas . vacation for all foimylhn Chllrh·!•ll lln\'ll l'cu·llriH !.own 111111 Ins! 'l'hur~dny morning · groom, n gJ'!Hluate of Stoclthrlrlgc ·schools In Ihe Stocl>brlclgo system [or 11 Cltrlslmlll:l hi'I!HIIfllsl. McKinney .. Streets high school, of 1!153,. will ~tart at p, m, thia 'I'hurs· Douglns Smythn, un11 or Mr. class Is a 4 Couple Says Vows Mrs. J•:nrl ,Jonr.H a1111 Mrs. Wll· Hoytville fm•mcr. They w111 mnlte their clny, Pupils will return to classes nnrl MrH. Robert Pullman, c•el11· 1!11'11 Dmsdrn WOI'I! lin~ll~HH()ii rot• Vows Are Spoken. home, fot• the prcst!nt, wllh the Monrlay morning, .January 3, The hmterl his nintli blrthrtfl,\' nnnl· lim hrealer of Lansing. group In wr·n~n lion nnrl there flllll rlat&ghtnrs ~~allecl on relative:; nrtPI'nrHon nt. tlicJ M!!thodlsl lng. Dr, 1~. G. Behner gave a were playcrl nnri caltc and iee IVIIH II gift. exeiWI1J~!•, In Gi'IIIHI Lerlgr! unrl Lansing Hcv. Wilson Tennant of the dtlll'l'h HI 2 o'dodt. Hev. Got'· , short talk on the Chrlstmus story Cl'Cllm rerc SCI'Ved. · Hn'udliill • :'-lunrtay, rlon Amold offieiatcc! using the Have Yule Party Holt Brotherhood Temple Meth· and I he illlplls sang Christmas 'l'IIo !iinnrlhlll I'Xtl'nslon r•lnh nwt Mr. nnd Mrs. Hctwl N. Ilollon rlollhle·ring ceremony. Git·l Scouts of troop No. 1 held carols. Tl1is wns followed by a orllMt church ver·lnrmed the cere· with !\Irs. Gral'c Wif!lanrl TlPt'l'lll· and Bruce vlsltr!rl at the ,Junw!i \ their ChrislnHJs party ln~l Mon· movie. 1,11e In the afternoon they mony, Malroi1 of honor WHR Mrs. 'l'he hride, a grndlllllC of her j.J. ill 7::JIJ fol' lis ChristllHIS l!olton IHII!ll! Sunrlny. clay at the Tom Stanfield home. held parties in their rooms ami Hownrrl Mctzmaltcr and Howni'rl Stockbridge hlgli s.dwol, l'in~s o[ party, They hart a potlud> sup[Jcr. The exchnngil.i gifts. Mclzmai\CI', brother of the bride· Masons and OES Mr. anrl Mrs. Ilerlwrt Sehrorrl· 1!1:-i:l, wore a light hl11c l pnrly Sfi!Unlny night; noon wllh Mrs. WIJma I~alser. group singing of carols. 'fhc high Following the ct!rr.mony a rc· 'l'IH• hl'iriPgl'llnrn was tlllcnderl evening following a potluck sup· N;,mlf's W!'l'e rlrcrcy Barrell! group ~lnglnr;:. . . J ~ tcr '(min11 (circled) rend~ for • n l I I ""' ~ ~ F\ Y' the elderly m· slcl\ people. Rc· churcl1 lr.sl. Tuesday cvcntn~:. use nil these Y"urs, .but they and ~ancy will be Cht·istmas I Santa Cl:1u~ an1.v~r . 1.1rou~ .~ # . ~ • I freshmen Is were served... · · i Last Tuesday evening the per· . never dreamed a··frcnlt·wlnd~ Day guests of Mr. and. Mrs. lh? llrcpln.lc nnd c,H II chiirl · 1e 1- _ .. J sonnet and families of the Slncl\· . storm· Wllilld slice· off Jhe ~Ide Hobert Wohifcrt on Jordan street ce1vcd a gift and caucly cane. J • '(. Christmas l'nrllcs A1•e l'llmncd lll'lclgc area school held a Christ· ·of th~lr dwelling; ·N'o ,vpe wn~ tn Lansing. Mrs. Wohlfcrt Js· 'happ~ The primary department of the mas party at _the gym. Game~ lnjurcclbY"thestrnnge"ty.'lste~;' their granddaughter, the former . s M ~ · !lap! is! church will present· Its and cards were played ami square "Of' ~ate.- · '• · . Bellle Burrell. oy couts eet l, •/' 1 Christmas program Thursday. dancing enjoyed. W. D. Gccr wns ·• • Mr. and Mt'H. Clair Swift nncl 8 1 ' evening. Tl1c annual Christmas the caller and refreshments were , family will join a family party , f A I p l iho!idaus~ pageant and tree of the Presby·· served. ' • 'B . . .. Saturday at the home of Mr. and or nnua ar y • . -1 f!J, Lerian church will he Thursday Mr. and 1\frs, Julc Ectcr of Ann I OW 11ng .. ·. Mrs. Roy Buckingham. Mrs. evening at 7:30. f The Friendly Arboi' entertained the cliildren · · · · . ; .' Swift's.parenls. The annual Christmas party for May your ~ 13ihlc class of the Methodist' and granclchlldt·en of Mrs. Verr• 1.\lasuu l.ler:J•r•Htlm.t Lt!1lJ.:Ue Mr. and Mr~. Earl Whipple plan I tlic Boy Scouts was hclrl Thl!l'H· l'hureh will have Its Christmas hearts be filled with Yocum at their annual Christmas AI' Rice Chevi'Dicl was· thc·only to go tQ the home of her sister, day evening 111 the PrcshylcJ'WII r: party, potlucl< supper ami gift. gatlwrlng Sunday. Gifts wcr•c ex- team to ·Win nil 4 points;: taking Mrs. Wlllul'CI rem berg, to spend Igym. Singing of Cliristma~ eat•ni~ ~ happiness throughout 1 exchange Thursday evening at changed. them·· fl'lfm· Modern. ·.Cleaners. Christmas Day. . and son~:s were cn.Jnycrl by t.he the church. ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Trapp, .Tim's Marl{et and • .Cummings I M . J · . H l er group. Rev. Vernon Smilh led in r this joyous • ~ Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Trapp, Mr. I split with 2 points each. 'Morse's Mr. anr rH. ames ar w c . . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Potts and Mrs. Dale Trapp Mrs. Erma "R . . D. , . I'!' it guests at breakfast at the home pwyor. . season ·r ' estaur ·.. be hosts on Christmas Eve at meyer, Terry Dyrc nncl Susan Still at In· law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. :B'oWici;s •Wi,th high s.e'OI:!;~ ·,fdr. the annual North family get·lO· Nuoffer. Games wr:re playerlnml \ Gordon Keeper. · the ·.ntg.Jjf.' 'i\'i?re •,l"er] S).11'!.fr.ei·, -~P5· get her. . calte and icc cream were served. 1·/ Mrs. Robert Macldnder enter~ 543~'·.Don ,Re.clman, 536;_ ~ p_o!-tg · Mr. and Mrs. John Bozaci( of. ------·------~~---­ l~ihed t!ie nelghborhoocl children Aldm:m'a'!1.- 200·520:, Bill· Pol'l,cr, West Holt road have invited· her Mrs. Jake ~oclchcr on South at·/1· Chri.stmas ·party an'd gmb 509 ;.}ind :Gib. ,1-~owlet.t; ,SP7. ,'. ·. · parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Wnshlnr;:ton road Sunday. Court Cafe . ~ ' ' ' bag We1!i'lesclay afternoon: ::\i{ith, one·. wee!<. rerrialniiig'· in Leseney, to be their Christmas Mr. ancl Mrs. Harold Wilson $158.88 .. The·· Barbou·r 'family held its the first mund lhe standings are Day guests. left. Tuesday ior California. Mrs. Christmas party, dinner and gift as follows: .• Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lescney Wilson presented her piano to Steve &Sophie exchange nt the Legion hall last 'J'hr;n·burn Lumber & Coal .... 35 called SLinday afternoon on his "The Pink Room," the begin·

',~ Sunday. Forty-eight !ltlenrled Roy Christensen Ford Sales 32 1," pnrcnts. ' ncrs clcparlmcnt. NE\V PitiCE ON GAS Dl~Yil:R lrom S t g cIt b r l.d g c, Gregory, D . · 30 11. Mr. and Mrs. Guy McCue .will Monling, Bible slqdy will he nl Brighton· &nd Argentine. Mason mry ...... " spend Christmas with Mr. and the home of Mrs, Margaret Leon· Floyd Hinckley underwent sur· Davis Clothing· ...... 30 Mrs. !~red Laskosky in Holbrook, arc! Wednesday. $189 .. 95 gery at'Fo~e hos~~L Jackson, Court Cafu _,, ...... ~D Ar~on~ ~ncl go on ~ C~ilorn~ ~~~~~~~~---~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ · last Monda.y. Mr. and Mrs. Law· Baii·DLtnn ...... ,...... 11 the 28th to the home of .Mr. and omnm NOW Ir'OU. CIIRIST!\IAS DELIVERY . renee Malcl1p and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Klingensmith. · Walter ,Johnson of 'Detroit and Mason Wonuln's I.cague Mr. and Mrs. Don King will en· Mrs. 'Emma Blesinger of Leslie Mason Golf · Course, Ware's tertain members of the King are taking turns staying· wltli drug st orr! anrt Mills Store each family on Satmday and mcm· Mrs,. Hinckley. ,.. · , won 3,polnls 'from I. G. A., Drew· bers of 1he Franltlln family will My Christmas .Greeting Mr. and Mrs. Dicit Langhnm 'ry's, .anrl McCarn. Kenn's, Chris· meet sunday for dinner at Lhe MASON were guests at dinner Sunday of lenscn's and Wayne Miller Sales hall in Dimondale. '1 Mr. and Mrs. Coy Dunsmore of toolt 2 noints In their matches A hunter on Charles Leseney's ' 1• · ·' Mason in honor of the Langh;:uns' with Mason Cab, Mason Home farm saw 5 deer last weelt. To Tom Home A pp Ia nee. wedding- onnlversat·y. Applinnce ami Dflrt Bnnlt, Wai·c's Mr. ami Mrs. Leone Norlh 'and Kelley ' rolled both high tea.m game ami famlly are tnv.ited to the home l20 W. Maple Phone M88oll ~.-5911' The best part of beauty is ~hat scrim; with 726 and 2029. of her brother and. sister-in-law, which no picture can express.- · High lnct'ivlclual scores. were· hy Mr. and Mrs. Grant Rusm, of ( In Just a Friendly Sort o' Way) ,.~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~~~!~B~a~c~o~n·~--~~~--~~~~~~~.1~~;~~~~~ Horn, 164·445; Margaret Hark· dinner. ~~~~ . \ ness, i92·421; Margaret,' McLean, Mr. and Mrs. George Conarlon 171:421; Marlon MUrray, 171..425; expect guests on Christmas. BQbby Bryde, 164-425; Donna There will be her pat·ents, Mr. When u man ain't got a cent,· and he's feeling To. You and Yours.• . .. ••• Carl; -167404 i Janie Morse,. 153· and Mrs. Rudolph Frederick, and · ldnd. o', blue, ... 429; June ,Stubbert, 152·158·458; hf,'r. sisters and thelt• families, a11 Matte . Mot·lock, 152·417; · Judy from Lansing. Mr. Conarton's A-n' the clouds hang chu·k an l~eavy, an'· won't let May ~he Yuletide bring Heathman, 169·435; Millie Prltzpl, Qrother, Lorin, and Janice and the sunshine through, 174; neva Morse, 419; Vada. Go· Rudolph w111 .be their guests· A wealth of'jo)', a song. b'le, 158; Verla Wolfgang·, ,153; sunday. · • It's a great thing, 0 my brethreu, foi.· a fellow to Mer~. Mudgett, 411; Joan Ben·· Mr. and Mrs. A. L~ Tool ' ', • December 23, 1954 Part 3 The lngh~m County News' ' . biography wns written, Enrico Chupmnn fooled Hitler and may of . plywood, Detnilcd building J· A revolution In Amet·ican jour- lmnlf!rl t11e pearls wct't! more clan: Fermi Is liltely to he remembered be fooling the Br!tlsh yot. ReHel plnns nre ineiLtderl, nnliHm tool< p!ftce lvlwn Ar11crir'nn gen11.1s tltnn any mnn-r.ntlng fish. hy many ns first of all a husband It and (Joclde which side he's on, WI as a physicist to c1 0 some h 1g 1I 1Y . Cfltlllifierl news[mpCJ'H llflll to J'nport on t lw Tlw ~~~l1imrts whn rtr!<~nmpnnlerl MGM. Productions End Year ·at Fox I lly nm sccom . . , , , . · •_ Chopman was clcvoJ• but rloi'R 1 t 11 1 1 ~aura, }lis wife, v,.:role •A I OMS IN 1 not get rnenlirllled B. H. Lirl- Htltl en s go to cp cgc anr ol tel's ev'cnls nf l he Civil War, In HO· Puny In I lw Polo could not Doors 111. lite l•'ox lhnntre will I 111 -open Chrlstrnns aflernoon after rHm I• AMILY In which she de· dell Hurt's boolt, STRATEGY. not7 'flml Is one of the qtw~;tlnns HEMJAN BI~IGADE Louis Starr lunrlm'tilancl wily lw want eel tn go helng do~erl fot' Clwlslmas weel;, scribes him as the architect of Called one of tile world's fore· raised in AF'TI~R HIGH SCHOOL shr)ws that while their coverage there. 'i'llel't! WIIH nothing to he lhc atomic age, She h~~>-nobbed most military thlnl~crs, Liddr!ll -WHAT7 hy nnlph 1•'. llerdlc, was fairly goorl; the shortage of scetl tlwt·e, nor wm·r! ther·c ani· The opmtlng all. mellon will h·.~ j a eomedy, "Hemnlns In he Seen." with royalty, Nqvc~ prrw win- Hart cleftnes stra(cgy ami ''the director of the student counsel- quali!lerl r·eports was as aeutc as Jmnl:; l.o hunt. Peter· Frcuchcn, In ners and laundry P1 oblems while Indirect ·,approar:h." He trnces. the ui1g bureau frn; the University of that of army offiem'H. '!'he •llllnlt !Cr~ FLOJo:S AND !~LAMING .June Allysnn, Van .JnhnRon and I her husband suffered,wlth atomic usc of strategy In I he world'~ Minnesota, Berclie hns ~-:al!tf!red contains tho !lrst accounts pr·lnlccl WATJ•:r~ mf!ntions !Ids us un LrJU!s Callwrn m·e I he stnrH In plle1. major 'wars, inclucllng· World fncts unci figures to show what of some of the [~rent battles, as nslrlt: to his iH'COUitl of n danger·· litis film vm·sion of lhr! 1-Iownnl Of all the communists who sold Wurs l and II, , He restates his Influences bring a hlr:h ~:chon! Bull Run, Shiloh nml Gettysburg. nus rr•Sl!UC~ mission o11 r·nttcn ke Linrlsny-Htissel C1·nuse Bronrlway I out, Art hut• J(oestlcr Is conslrlerml ov,in strategy ltml shows how gmduate to college, nml wlwtltr>l' Thf! uuthor· o[ TI-ll~ 1NDI.i\N nr>aJ' Greenland, Only a man lllw stage sllr·r~r·ss, wltli the support-~ !he best writer. The first volume nppllcations of il have succeeded or not our manpower Is beiitg WAHS OF TI-m WEST, Paul l•'muclum wnulrl haw wanted to in~-: east l_wnrlerl lly Angela Lans· nf his autoblogmphy, ARROW INland failed. wasted, Wellman, has now written a more survive !.his demonstration of the hury, .John Beal nnrl singing Dorothy Danrlrlrlgc, ' ·. 'l'I·IE BLUE, told of his pre-com-· . Fulton Oursler fans will \enjoy In BL 'J"Hl~SE WORDS. Pmil l!om)n·ehcnslvc !Jislnry of the elt!mtmlal cruelty nf the not•tlt. munist life and why -he became LIGHTS ALONG THE: SHOHE, Angle has done n Rf'l'Vi~c in re- ~outhwesl, GLORY, GOD AND, A fnn•st of flying mlt;r> waR one '!'he story revolvr!s around tlw one lhis em· radiatot· froze one a collection ol iJl or his lnspirn- nroducing und commenting upc;n (,OLD. BeJ.:innlng In 1~40, he !f'lls 1 of tlw attradlons or llw camr~r­ death of 11 IV!'alllly mnn who, nfl· mornlngl nnrl the second volumr., tiona! ~torics. Bnforc his death In the gr!!nl documents of Amel'kan how names Ilite Coronado, Mall- I oons nf Afl'ica for Gemld M. e1· having heen (H"OitolliH'Cd dear! THE INVISIBLE WRITING, tolls 1952, Oursler was editor of na· history, but he has done more by gu:; Colorado, Drl\vic, anrl Wyatt1 DurrPII, llrltt;;lt )'llnloglst. In Tl m hy natur;il causes, Is inunrl with of his life as a communist. As a tlonally !mown magazines and· Is attempting to bring in the mm'r! hccmnc gnat and the South-J BAF!J'I' n1n·t·cll writes a' Pai·vlng l1nlfe cmhrrlrlerl In his l~arp 111•:M~Lf<;~; human being, his lntrospectlon best known for his TilE GREAT- recent developments. Besides tire_ west heenmc what it I~ torlny. o[ his latr~sl ,_~xpcrllt ion, the sped­ horly. Arnm11: those questioner! hy I seems nlmost objective. EST STORY EVE:R TOLD. material fmm the Revolution anrl A photograph of n man \\'Ito nwns mller~trrl, anrl tlw rllnlogucs the pollee nrc MIHs AllySIJn, his niece and heir, who sings with a Have you heard about the Lon- Remodeling problems for every the Civil War, he has inclurlcd I survived lmving It is hear! in n i in Pirlh'"in l•:nglisll which am don safe-craclnfut, 1\'ils vr•ry cooperative when EDDIE CHAPMAN STORY. usually consisting of copius use dress." . book J'evea!R thnl tile men who 1 luhrlentr'ri with gin. bury, as_· tlw alternate heir; an ex-~ Steve Forrnst introduces his girl friend, n. ight club singer, ennvid c!evator· ll!l~, an artist .Janet Leigh, to his· big brother, Robert Taylor, in a scene from with a gm:vanee Hi:nlllst the rlcnrl "Rogue Cop," attraction at thn Fox Tuesday, Wednesday, and man, anrl t!w eoolc whose l11tlfe Thursday. Hard-hitting dmma of a hig city's underwor·ld was hnutrl tn the hody. life, the nnw M-G-M pictut·c also stars George Raft and Anne ( It ts the illundermH ltep-eat Francis. drummer who r:vent ually humps :...=.==:_------~-----­ into the trlmlnal nnrl who eon- MGM, the continental singlltl.: 5 · ·. f ·sh seqlll:nlly wins !Jot it a new career: star, Odette, and Sandy Descher. tar. 0 · . OW anti a mmancc. 1'1lylru·Is Cop . The storv situations lenrl them· Roher! Taylor, Janet ·Leigh; selves to 3 sonr: lllltnhet·s, with George Raft, Steve Forrest anrl .June Allyson singing "Toot, Toot. Anne Fr·nnds hcacl the -stellfil' Toot sic," Van .JollltSrlll giving I cast of "Rogue Cop"," playing on ·. with "Too Marwlous for Words," 1Tuesrlny, Wednesday. and Thm·s: :~!1.r.l ~o-roth~ _Da.nrlrlrlgc ~~~.ging I day at the Fox·th.:atre... · .. .l ,I!il ft•om the Broad- wol·lt. She wanted It published Comes Christmas .•. and warmly we way stagLl hit. · l posthumously when·" ...an inlet·· June Allyson-Vmi Johnson 1 C!it may revive in the liie o.f U1c solitary spit·it." It is a record of welcome another opportunity to ex· . the personal problems slie had while writing her novels and her tend best. wishes to all our friends Remains to Be Seen opinion as to why she wrote the Also wrwo AJtril l?ools" and Cluiptcr 8 of "Gunfighters way she did. and neighbors for a very happy Holi­ of tlw Northwc!lt." · ·. A short life with no memoir~ wns the fate of 0. Henry,· bom day Season, filled to overflowing Will Portcr-.in North Carolina. 1 Sunday & Monday, December 26-27 1 Wraci.Hicl by ·tuberculosis, a tem­ with'"all of the best things in. life. pestuous Jove· affair and mm­ Theil· heal'1s wm·e young and gay ....the lights w~rc on rlage, follower! by an indictment again in Paris, and theru \VUI'(; no tomorrows • • •...... for embezzlement; that was the Four Gt·eat Stars in n GJ·«~at Story !life of 0. Henry before he heeame Van Johnson-Elizabeth Taylor~Waltcr Pi«l!rtlon- .. lmown as nn author. Dale Kramer Dotina Rm~d · · · " l claims to,have a real unclcrstamt· 1 lng of him In TI·IE HEART Ofo' .0 Tfr.'l\!RY. The Last Time I Saw Paris · Dead a:· few months ·after his In 'l'cchnic~lot• , Cartoon ami J~atest Nt\ws Chi.ldren's Tues., Wed., Thurs., .Dece~ber· 28-29--30· I ·.-Spedalr .::4 Pennanent Proofs in 0: M-G·M's Dtama.al a-blonde with ·Lovely Baby Book a past and a.cilp without honor! : Robert TAYLOR ··-$3 JANET .GfORGE . Complote. 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'. SJIOIIrl H\01'0 tlrnc '()11 nallnnnl 'lH·· :;uea clurlng the noxt::! ·yours nml, ~dJnol employenf; pn\•ly nt. Sindt· out~. Mt', nncl Mrs. Wln11 Rohln· bridge 'l'uestlny evenlnff. Munith 1 do. 11 lnt more .,trrwoilng ,around New Olds Model mn nf Grund Ledge, Sundny, Educators launch ·Study 1 The Reeve ·school had llB lllrH, J''ord Mlllor tile COlllllry, ' Chrlstmns p1·ogram and ·party Ml', nnd Mrs, Ehnet• Lylle nnrl Snld one Rcpuhllcnn: "Wn Will be Ready F'rlday evening.', M'r, llllri Mr·s, Lloycl P1·!cc, .Tr., fnmlly :;1wnt Sunriny with the lat· should get hchinrl him, too, Jor ~~---- of ,Jncl\~on spent Suurlay with hln ter'~ pnr·ents, Ml', nncl Mr·s, Gotl· On Problems of. Schools anything Ito wi1nts to gel In the The' llr~i' eomplctcly new nutn· pnrents, Mt', llnfl Mrs. Lloyd frierl Gt•af of Mlllvlllo. way of poll! leal pron11nencc-1Hl· moulle bmly type slneo the !t1t1·o· Alaiedon (enter Prlec. Fred llm't' underwent emer· tlonnlly." lly l~lnWI' Whllo from nn 18-month tout· of duty us (lllclloll Of ll1 n 11,'1l'li(rJp !'UliJl" ill I I II genvy maJor Bllrgrn·y Sllllll'llll,Y 191!1 will b!l •nctducerl~ us nn" ml· Mn;, l~lnwt• (J, llrown Miss .Tnnet. M lim· s spenc ng n 1g 11. t u. t Mwrcy 11o~p 1In. 1 II- c Is 1\llchlgnn l'n~ss Assrwlttllun aHHislanl ~ce1'el!1ry of defense, 1 1 1 1 1I 1 Stale wclfnrc offlclnls would 1, Why .arc cmullca u~cd dur­ 1cr C ll'tstmns vncnt on w 1 her Improving. EducAtors have starlcnl un 11· t;nld: "We ltnow that Hurmln Is like to hn vo mom power over Ing ihe Chrl61ntll6 season? ' dillon to the ltlsmobl)c line in Mr. nnd Mrs, rr:mest L.!lrner en· parents, Mr, nnd Mrs. Fnni Mil· Ml~s Kuthleen Forrl of I< ala· month campaign to lellrn more tl'lllnlng engineers and aclentlsts eurly spr•lpg, acconlhu: to Mnx terialned 31 rur.tnl1ers of the let·. Junct ntlendi:l Moody Bible In· mnzoo Is spmHilng her ChrlstrnnH ~mnpnlgnH for chnrltnhle pur· 2. Who gel~ crcdl~ fot· origin about Michigan's school prolh fustcr thnn we · nro, nnrl good poses--to protect the puhllc and nf the custom of Jumglng McCtlrn of McCarn Olrlsmoblle, Farm 13tJrenu 'l'uesdny. The pro· stltute In Chicago. · vncutlon with hc1· purentH,,, M1·. !ems 1 ones, too, We m>tst rlrl Romcthlng the legitimate funCI·l'!ll~'lng orgun· Clu·lslmtLs sloc:ltlngs? Called· the'· Holiday sedan, this grnm waH hnserl on n tnx discus· Mt•s, Lela ~urgess, Mrs. V~riJ:l· und Mrs. Ilnrolcl Fnrcl. ' 1 qulcl:ly If 1ve are going to lwep The program Is cleslgnml to pace with them." lzntlonr;. ·· 3, Is J(rls JCrlnglc and Snnltl new fotlr·!loor glumo!' model will slon. Refreshments wei•e served Stowe and Mm; Ann Stowe nrc Mr. nnd 1\!r~. !Iarold Ilrml and CI!Ins the same'/ ' comb! no the· luxury of tho popu· by tho hnst.e~s. spcnrllng lim Ci11'1Htmus holidays I\nthlcon nttenderl u Christmns prepare 27 state clelegntes with ,, ,, ,, W J, Mnxcy, ~tate welfare di· lnformntlon to tnlw to the 1833 1 4. A fumlllur plunt to us - •!at• hardtop coupe and tl1e ,r.om- .Jimmy Tow, son of Mr. and In Flol'icln. fnmlly c•eiuhratlon lll the homo of Mlchlgnn's 19~5 sennlc will rcttOI', snld hli; office 'licenses 46 White House ccnfcrenci! on cdu· charities which ' conduct. cam· what 'Is lhe golden hough? fort of 11 full·slzcd sctlan, Mcl:!nrn Mrs. Glen Tnw, celebrated his Mr. nnri.Mrs. Robert Hnt'l'ls nncll Mt·. and Mt·s. l~mll 13nehelclol' of cntlon next November. hnvc n m1mhcr of new members, 5. Who wns Joel Poinsett? Inclded. In appeamnco, the now 11th hlrtl1dny nnnlvct•sury Frl· .Ton spent Sulalny with w. H. Yp:;lluntl Sunrlay, but tlw leadership will !Je the pnigns ucross slate nnd county 0. Who sent ihc fit·st Christmas· 1 model rctalnH the rnlcish lines of duy, Muycr. . · I Mr. and Mt'H. Hobert Tlltls unrl PresIdent Els'Cill'.owcr hns same thnt charted llw chmnhc,:'s lines, but has no power 'to en·· cnrds? I Oldsmobile's Holiday coupe nnd Mr. and Mrs, Clnyton Lnrner Ml', unci Mrs·. Vern Moccl e aJnS 'ke M· •· f. /et.oe, hhiged on solidly reinforced, win· family, Mr. nnd Mrs. Larry Hag· • • • nne! more Democrats, but we're Ll 15 clow-levet ccnlet• posts. The hard· e11nan anrl fnmlly, Mr. and Mrs. ll:alph 1\cusiP.r Muln problem in Michigan now more tlnllcri now," he said. nrrs. top hml{ and vislhlllly nrc mulri· B. 'F. A,rcnd, Jr., and family :mel is nndlng money to huild the :J, · · Majnr !.~sues faemg the 1:J~fi I Mrs. Ethel Hull and Lila nt.· Legend Surrounds talnerl by the ellmlnatlon of mn- Mr. and Mr~. B. l~. Arr.nd, Sr., 000 new classrooms ncetma~ Eve>. · handle enrollment increase~ In house inclnde what to do Hhout Miss Elnlnc Gottldin of Ann Ar· Hol/y P/anf .· doOl' line. Tapered, heavy steel Mr.'arul Mrs. Lyle Ocster!c and construction of these half-posts family lr.ft Wednesday t~J spend the next few years-and tencllers taxes when the IJttslness activi· bor and Gerald Roberts. Mr.. Rob· Holly, like mistletoe, has become nssures ·all of· Oldsmobile's chnr- the Chrl:;tmas ilollday~ Wtlh ·Mrs. to preside over them. til's tnx, worth $30,000,000 this erts Is in the army, stmloned in a part• of Christmas tmdition, but 'acterlstic stability and rugged· Oestcrlr!'~t parents, Mt•, anll Mrs. Dr. Tnylo1· Elated :;ucclnclly I year, expires in spring; haw to fl. Boston, :~nd Mr. Roberts' mother the similarity docs not end here. ness. · · Dlah· Hei~cr of Chicago. that the;;e quc:;tions will he aslterllnnnce education; n fresh look at was the former Ida Washburn of Both holly and mistletoe were M 1 M 1'1 ., 'II Inside the Holiday se.dans offer r. anr !'S, I mer urown WI ' of every community in the tw:xt social legislation. Lcslic and Mason. once surrounded by oumberlcsr. 1 • '·J I M "' II the very ultimate in luxur.Y and enter Hill '' r. Hill rs. •' rec 11 months: · "' ..,, " , Mrs. ~.rary Reed and Harold nt· superstitions. !·"'I 1 1\1 11 · f D' 1 1 glamor, New fabrics and colors, nl es nnr 1 ar yn o · 1m one a c, Where nrc we? I , Report!; that Gov. Wll· tended the wedding of Jackie Lee Tho legend of the mistletoe, M 1 •· 11 01 p~rstst new combin,att'ons of leather .'llltl r, anc ,rrs. vern M es of . William Hurford, Mr. Oldsmobile's "flying colors" style, 1 .~~cher l~llh. a. gtlt. School Will and Mrs. Glenn Wainright and patterns. 'A complete lineup of te~um; J served. Gifts were col· . . . . lected and sent to an Institution' fol' Chrl::>tmas; , · · ;M_~u me 1ou~us tidings ·or 1 Mt·s. Arlo. Wasson\ call~d. on HELPING HAND ,• ·, • '"Not.'" ' Mrs. Flo.r_e!)cf•> D'ili.tori Monday creature \vas stirring· ••. "·ex~. · ·· ~ t~e first ChrJstmos re-echO'In your nfternoon,''Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rob· cept· : tills two-year' old . who ' ·' .~ . ;.,,", ..:.,...... ~ '. ... orts· and Linda of Ann Arqor slipped downs lairs to . tiec · wh~t. .. ·heoritod~y ·omfllff~our splrlt~with thot . were Saturday guests of Mrs. was Uti-or. down. Guess wbo be~ . . ' .:, :.. ···:- . ·.: ·.;';.: '(·:···~ ;; :.: ·.' ; .. . ,' . . . longs to ll1e boots.. · ·· -:- QIOrlous promise. of peoce (Hid'.go6d Will'· for Dutton and Mary Hassencahl of .·.•· ,. ' oil. ·Chelsea was !l Sunday a·fternoon ; ·' caller at the Dutton home. · dinner guests of their patents, · . Now 195~ 0/Jrmobllo Nlnoly·fl;hl Dolu., Hoi/Jor Coupt A Gonorol Meloli· Volw: . . · < Mr. m1d Mrs. Dale Holmes and Mr. and ·Mrs. Robert Sweet •and· 1 M!c_Key !:aHed Sunday on Mr. an~ famlly. . · ' '. ·• • .. ''11\ek• ~OUitUSY Your Collo o2 tho It••••~- _____,... __..__.;,·I;.... Jew~.,,..: ···.;;.':':·,·,·,. ·· ' ·:" . . ~. ' . . , . '. ' .' M1•srRoy Gladstone and family. Floyd Munsell of Howell want l~loren~e Holmes accompanied Silnday guest ·of Ills daught~r. them home for sever.al. da~s .stay Mrs. Jack Donohue, family. . . In Lansing. · · · ·'" · a~~d- Fulne·ral Home ~n Atteng~<\ '~-~~ Ghtla:tro~~. Mr. and· nm.arn... m. · .at th~ ·~hurcli:, Sunday ~~~~~~~~+:-~~-~~~~~~~-~~"!'-':.~ Sweet of. ·ch,els~~a ;:)UilUU;y I .,

.lnoham County Netys December 23, 1954 Page 3 Ymllhs G11 Cnrollug f~hlllllll Su1·vku IH lllvr,n flllll nutrition, genom! hllslnoss, Mrs. Harold Whig nttonrled' a Lnst Thursrlay morning Uw geography, iJnnllh unrl physlcal Methodist .Youths Chrlatmaa pnr~y nt the home o, re~:ular chupcl ~ervlce for the Michigan State Offers Courses erjucnllon nnrl rcerm1t ion, history, Mrs, Helen B1111line of LanslnQ month wns held, The qhnpel com· home mnnngement and child de· Friday evening, Ali worthy ma· mlttee sponijored the ~howing of Present Annual VC!Ioprnenl, humunllies, il11Jll'OVC· ~:Dansville trona of the 0. E, S. of Ingham (he lllm "The G\tcst" for thiH At Winter Term Night School mont. servlres, jnut·nnllsm, lund county were present, Eacl1 toolt 11 ,set•vlce, Nancy Ellis presided for and water conservutlon, mntho· Christmas ~rog;ram gHt for her secret pnl, 'fhe eve· this occasion. · . . Thlrty·four ,rlepartments will animal hu~hnndry, art, civil en· m a tl r. s, philosophy, political Mrs. Helen Young - Phone 3931 ning was spent playing cnnastn, · cooperate to sponsor •132 courses glneerlng, communicalions ~ldl!s, I • A Christmas program was pre· science, psyelwlor:,y, Hunliary en· sentml Tuesday evening at. the Gaii\;Y Family Gr1lhcrF> during the winter term of ,the economics, vocallonnl erlw~ntlon, glncerlng, soclul sclonr:e, snclni \V. 8. C, S. PltiiiH ~)illlWr a i~ree Methodist. church nt. 7:30. Thlt·ty·flvo relatives of I he Michigan State· college evening administrative i111rl ed~lcnllonal worl<, r;oclnlogy nnd nnlhro· Muri1hers of the Woman's So· d k It cnnslstel! of a rccltnllon,. '.'A Galley family held a Christmas school, services, and foundations of edu· polngy, speech, text lies 111111 doth· Janice Price Is ciely of C!Jrisllnn Service o! the Agg"leS an' La ers· Welcol)lc," by Martha' . Freer: . . . gathering Sunday at the Gleaner · Tho now·closing fall term drew cation, English, fine arts, foods lng and related at•ts. Vnntowu Methodist church will recitation, "I'm Hnppy," by Tom· hall. A potluclt dinner wns served an lncrellsed enrollment over a 1Honored at Party serve n roast beef dinner on Snt· my Brown; exercise, ''Grand Old Play Close Game. nt 1:30 p. m. Afterwarcls, gifts yenr ago, and college offlclnls urrlay; New Year's Day, ,January nlso nrc optlml!itlc for the up· ! Jnnlce Frier. was guest ol' l1on· Chrlstm118 Song," by the junior were exchanged and the re· 1, 1D5!1. '!'he dinner will ilc scrvec! class with spealdng parts by The Ingham .1\.ggies from 'Dans· mulnder of the timu spent in vis·· proachlng winter term. Total !all or at a pnrty observing her elghlh In the church hall nt one o'clocl< hirthrlay anniversary Friday aft· Kathy Hedglen and Wnncla Bar· vllle almost upset the dopesters lUng. Relatives were present from l:!nrollment was 1,966. .Thinking and the [•Libllc Is invited. ernoon. nett; l~riday evl'nlng al Haslett when Mason, Lansing,, . Stocl I o• I • ' '.,:< CAfifitmR::l AT'T'TI!NO PARTV Mr, and Ml'ii. F'mcl A; Cnn·ler, I The Pecks Say· 'Merry Christmas' .Jr·., nnrl llwl'l· n1nther, Mr~. Flor·· ener. B, Currier, nttenrlell a .s ' jV!erry Christmas cver·ynrlo! Chrlstrnns )lnrly Jwlcl at the Wul· ~· oclal Horo's hoping yollr houso Clijl nut IIIII~ dub l1ou~n In Lnn~lng • * 1)1 ~~ slw.m some o( the fun und haJJ· lu~t 'l'hursrlny evening, The pnrty • • . ' \ wns given for• Ill!! nffldnls un•l piness of the Peel{~. We llllW CLUB HAS niLE PAll1'Y of the Slnte Aeclclent ennugh nnd to spare those rlnys. cinplny~es mem!Jet'S of 'fat and Troth, Reveal(Jd. Fllncl · unl! their :roil the . Pete says I suy It every yenr, 13ttt 'Jf "Lun~lnrl. ChAtiCI' clu!J met nt Ill!! home of guests. !Cnterlulnmenl · fo1' Ow ~hristmas. Tunes ~ing Out. again I say jt: "This. Is the BES'r Mr~. 0, S: Clipper 'l'llllrtHlay OVC· evening consisted of' a lllnner ut Cl1rlstmas we have ever hod." nlng. fm· their ChrMmns prirty, n llonr Hhow nnrl dancing till It's the heulthlest, jolliest, 7, Mrs. Clipper Rerved 11 ch lelwn At Annual Yule Concert busiest, noisiest, srJOwlesl nne! • I dinner to the group ft·om tubln 1 a happiest. It's wonderful to feel 'l'lw Mason high school nurll· In uclrllllon to the sall()ol vocal· adorned with lighted lapel'S nne! lll

Modern·,:-:: .. :... ' P·ERKINS.... ' .· ' . . ··. '.•·,' HARDWARE' ' ,· . ' .. · ,· . . . CleaneJ.s,.--··' ···360 ·-$: Jeff~tson· · ::,:. ·. "... .'< , '' - ' '...... -~ ~ " . . . t. ·! , ·~ '~· rl .. , a tier·. whld~ there was a glfl PK• ·Christmas Parties Held cnrnls under the rllmr.tlon or Miss Ex' t' ei1S'Ion' .Clubs DOl•ls Ruh£, called' Ihe . ~.M!lry," Mr·~. Hnrnlcl Glynn j ' ' Mcnnl'h, · ·, . meet! nil' to orctcr, , · · · ml Mrs, Curl Hr11l played several change, Thr. hostess served ·a Chrl11hnaH l'•·og•·nmllt 1Gym' ·~ ~ertHI· Alnlmlun Slxtom~ mcmborQ,alJawore~· roil Clwlstmna scleoUona 1111 their (\C· Chrl!illllllB lunPh. i.imrlo~ first. tln·ough mJvcmth nt Enst. Alaiedon·-extonslon uluh cull with "How' I ·would ·sp~t1rl ~orctions, ' '' · · ·, l~riunrlly .NcighJIIll'li "" ·Mason Schools Close for Holidays lhn Jefferson Street Hl'iHJol gnth· mcmllC!l'B hod lhch' Chrlstmus n ~500 Gift." · ~ 'fhc chnlrmnn, Mrs. HuiTine, F'Utchn members uf the Fl'ioncl· ered In the gyrnnnnlun1 Fl'irlrt)' partx. ut the homo of Mrs. J{cn· Mrs, JCII~Ie StQVel' w11 s lllie~l'n.l ~nllq!~ .. tlu: 11LI:;~Ine~~ mcelln!l to ly NelglJbPI',S Cl!tenslon [ll'OUP morning where lhoy [ll'r.uenl ed n nqlh DII•IJins ll1st Tuesduy, '!'here the meeting. , . · .' (Jrac1• o.i whl~h Umll Hi momllcrl! tnet lEist Wodnes\lay evening ut: , Frhlay, on their· lnst rlny of the wi(J(ir•w, A tree, nrlorncd with Santns. The fourth grade tcnch· the homo of M1·s. Donalrl Hflrllg, ,pcluJ()I hcfnre tire Clrristmas VHCII· rlccol'lllions, mude ilY the· chll· cr lB Mrs. Henry Methner, ChriHtmns !ll'ngmm, waH n pullucll dinner rtt noon nft· Memb!1l'~ di~CUQdml the Cllli!~lt }'(JSpontlQt'l to roll, cull lly telling , lion, boys and girl:; at I ho Mnson dren, centered thn room. Pine lmughs. decorated wllh '!'he program consl::tcd of. a er whlc\1 t11e chah·mun, l~ni', nt the C))rl:itmn~ lOll., ~t 1~~~~· [~h~ Ullst Clwlstmns Prc~ent I Following the plr1ylnl{ ol gameH pver Received.'' . . public• sdwnis Wt'l'l! hnhhl!ng OVI!I' Clrrlstm!\~ scnn[)H on the bulla· Christmas ornamrmls circled rt piny, '."/.'he Christmas Fnir~ unrl --~,--- whlcll wns atten''n'' )Jv 7.,. il nntl lhll cl(~hanct: of handl'lltlrltl S " I M R 1 I 11' onc-uct play, ''A J.csson from St, "'~" ' " !'! )vith exl'itcrnent waiting In open lin Jmnrd, Snntns ruul greeting bulletin· board display of pic· crooge, 1y rs, ut 1 - n H me!llber~. T)Jil · nraup l'MYO. · lYJfti, Robert f'al'llmnn l!.Tid Mr!l, Ohrl~lllli\S l(lft!l, the women llo· 11, ftllt )lill8 ·their gifts nnrl hirvc lirelr Irents. ennis Jn the ~·how cnsQ nnd ln;fgh~ lures Jlfli'lrnylng the nativity In four! h grade pupils; n pageant, LUI((),~' llllller ,the dlrcctlllll of gAmes· which ~Qcret lo!ltll' .Chu1·ch had 1h11lr numos nute'ixtil grm.!c; Jan~cl :;:)()\V I'IWI! ileirl 'l'hirrl umrl!! pupils in MrH. ChriHimns party, an exerdHe in whict1 Mrs, Jler·· lire firm, Rarham ·,Jewell; .Judy • Southwest WIJcJIUield · ,' minutes .the home demonstrn· a mnngr•r ~r·crw, rninlatrrrr! snow· ncmo Cremer's room made clr,c· Holldny rlc!coml•ms Jn Mrs. man M~trtin'H fourth GI'Udcr~ Royriolci, her daughter, Lana Mrs, MllrJon Pqllql~ o~ Holt tlon council meeting held at the 'l'he next meeting will he men, Clrrirtmas in!t'S nnd color·· orations for• their tr·c•c, grneting Oml Cor~nn'H &ixth grade were ~;ang "Bmhm':; Lullnhy;" and VQ· Dm·t; !:lob Drnl;e, 'J'om Hemnns; road opcneq her homo to tqb ~ome of Mrs, Lllwlon G1.1uss No· WedneHd!\Y, Jununry· 19, nl tho • fnl dmin:;, ''ill'fls anrl Chrl:;tmas post en; 1o n showcase nccl'ntcd with nngel'H cal nrrnngr.mr.nts, ''What Do You Mm.'DHIH·owslcl, Evelyn Morlock; Southwe&t· Wllentflcld. extensloll vem)1er B. homo. of Mrs. Hnrold Long. KinrlPrgru·len 1'11ilrlren nradr• put thrlr room Inn lwiiday mood, hnlr, Pnnes, hough!! nnr.l 1mow· Lilrl low hPL•,Vc•t•n the light rix· rnnde an ntlrar·tive rllspluy 1111 tile nnrln ifll'g(' pi•ster or the BPth!e· On lhe Houf:c 'l'np," hy Mr·s. Don- ldnclly · grocer, !(en f3a1cmnn. A chlclcen dir)l1el' Was SOfV~ Mr•s. Wendell Johnson, Mrs. Wirt ville extension group gathcrt!d tur1•s. A rnnngt'l' >:t'l'lll' r!Pr•orntr•rl hullelin hnanl. hem sto.·y were leaturcrl. Jn tlwir aid Enwr:/s first gradr!; "l Saw CarolerR \>ere player! hy mcm· at noon with Mrs. Harold Hufllnu Wnmor and Mrs. Harold Hutfine lusl Wcdncsduy nt the lwmo nf the lr!nt•lwr's riPs!\ :rml Santn In nlrlhrlny IH Olrst•r·vr~d hulle'tln llonrd rlisplnyH. During 3 f:!hlps," by Mli's Doris nay· hers· of tlw ehorw;, 'nnd Mrs. H11rold Glynn usslsllnk nttended the Chrlslmns open Mrs. ArlhLU' Lango. his slclglr sr•r·vc•rl il:; a ceniC!I'Jiieee Julie· fi:I·Pritt l'c!lehmtPd hr•r lllllh' pm·ty In llw nfter·noon 11w hbu~e ut the Loci1e Center Mrs. l~red G1•nr, chairman, mmir!'s .'Weonrl gra.de; and "We Adding to u111 afternoon's en· the .hostess. Christmas cloths,, n dpen on tlw pinno. Mis:; .To"t'pllirrc•r hirthduy nnnlvr.rslll'y ut the slxL11' gr•ndcrs sani( r•nrol~ anrl put Wish You a J\1PJTY Christmas," tertninm~nt were the boys qunr· tree and C!Jrlstmas, fnv~rs del!d· lown hall Wcdnesdny, Deccmlwr called the meeting to orrlcr· nnd Mcnudr \!; tire ;dndergmlt•n Christmm; party in the fourth on n play. IJY, Mr~. Otis Clipper's thin! tel, glt·l.'; quartet, girls trio, rnted the tables. · B. et~ch rncrnher answm·ed roll cull tenelwr·. · f:('fl!Jc room, Her· mother, Mrs. Each room harl lis own ChriS'!· gr'H!Ic. The sevl'ntll tn'iHlc :;ung- mlx,ccl quartet, ~Iris cnsemi•le, Mrs. Wlrt Warner nnd Ah1iedon Contm· .: •. by telling what she would do If , Mrs. Wt.IIN l'oyr•t's flr•st t!.l'adt•' Clnirmr,nl gvcrllt, tool< birthday maH tr·ec nrlrmwd with m·namrmt:; Christ mas r•arols ns part of tlw git·Js glee club and girls sextet. Earl Smith each rec~lved · Aluledon Conte!' extension club she mc:elved $il00 lor· ChriHtmas. , room was ""''OI'Hir•d in rt holldHV C:iiiW as '' treat to !'elohrate the whlc•h till' Philrlren made und tift· lhbmhors mel Thur·sday ut the 'I'he i(J'oup dlsC''ussecl pluns to 1 program. S!'llllnl Closes fill' 2 WceiiH prizes, M~:mbers' r~celve.d mnn11cr with a liriW' :;illllil Clau·s occasion. Ol'cor·Htlons \Yere mnde cr lunch they opened tlwlr gifts In the afternoon, children in Following Christmas feHtivllles from their secret pals and iomc of Mrs. George l~ogle for help nn elderly womnu get up snr1w . In a sleigh dr·awn hy ·I rl'indccr. of it village, munger and had treat~. ead1 room hart an exchange of t the .Jefferson Street school names for secr~t pols, t.heir annunl Christmas party. glasses, Members 'then had n pol· .This arTallgr'mt'lli ll'

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We rejqic~ today,.,first of all, because we. have the /JNexf'time-you·see a-cliufch \ 'I privll.ege of lool

Dar. Dook Chopltr Verses ·Sunday ...... Malthew 17 1·8 Monday,, •••.••••....•. Matthew 20 20·26 .I'' I Tuuday .•.••••• , •••• , Matthew 22 31-40 Wednesday.~· •.•••••. Matthew 23 1·13 Thundar ; ...... I Tlmothr 6 1·10 Friday ...... 1 Tlmolhy G ll-21 S;lturday, ••.• , , ••....•. ,I Chronicles t6 31-36 . ·.·.

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' \. ' . • \o' • r ' • • ; ' '. ' r •·· . •' • ' ' ~ '' Perkins Hardware This Page Is Made Possible throf,glz't~J,~i·Geil~rosiiy.Q/Jt-e Firlla~::a~,J· I;J&fiiVIfjJU(J'jrs.ii~i~d·IJelow ·. o~.v•s' ·clothjn9 ~ov W.. A~ams . . ·Ware'sDrug.Store : . ·pi~~ee~B~~fi~rSho~::·\~·::... ·van;~.Service .:.·· . ::-:·· ·.·' ...... ~·.CowdryHe,ting·&·Ventilating ~~ ~ ': :' I' I ) ,'' ',• o' o ', '•\ ::.),' I I •: / ': ,' ~ ''o ~ '', I ' o ' ~ o '-. ''•' • I • The Ingham County News . Leslie Coffee Shop Silsby Implement Co. Gambl~~~.-~· ~~.~~... ·. ·:: .::< . ·. ~~yne. MUle~ S~le~ I, .se~i~~:(:·:.. ,'·, .: , '.. >:v~t. F~p!f~l H~me ... Dansville Consumers Power Co. Thorburn Lumber & Coal Co. · ...... Wolverine Engineer~ng Co. ,. Schmid(s~D~~~~~enf~~o~ ." P~ft ~~~ufa~l~~~~ ~q;"· ·:· · ·~~C~··. · ~i,ls ,$tO.e I Dart ·a;: Cady ·Ma'son City Bakery. : Est~~·Leadley 'fun~ral Home ', · · · :Dick's:s~~~c~· :Service.':·~/.:. ·· ·.• .. _··· .. D~rt·NationaL... '. . tt·t.· MDrive·in:Cieiners ·Holt ' ,· .,: ,',~:·)·~·,~-, ·:·. ':•.' }' .. ,:·• •.~'·,··. -~.·. •' ''. '··:~. ',',:,. ' •o•,' I Hicks Gleaners_-.\ )!!welt Funeral ~ome Max McCirn · ._ . · G¢orge' s'MarkeL . 'I·.: , ~. :': ·The: Farmers ·ft\orse' s Resh~i~t ·

t"' • !7' 't- TAKE ·youR TROUBLES TO CHURCH AN·o.:·:: . ··vE :JH·EM:· .S, :DC>l· . . ' • 1 1 ' ' - • ' ' 1 ,' - ' ' • •' ! ,, f ~-:,, I I' , ' ' I EGAI, NOTICES lnoham County News December 23, 1954 Pa!Je 6 IJ~OAI, NOI'IOOS Council Legal Notices Proceedings

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Derby Neighborhood l\lrs G W Sp1 m;man Mr and M1s Don Seefeldt mel sons u e spcndmg tile ilol!d 1y With h S p I Cl Is Ill W sco 1Slll Tltc Dcth; srh ol giVe tis Cntslmts ptogwm Wednesrl y e\ et mg Mrs I ou Brn th \lho was se ously lllJlle I n rrn tLlomobllt tccHlenl December !1 s 1 e1 011e I tmpt o\lng lthtugh sltll conl1 e Span ow ho~pllal 111 La 1

Truth comes to us with a slow and doubtful step measuring the ground she treads on and 101 ever turning her curious eye to see that all Is right behind, and with a l with 26 jlolniH on mlmttc of play In a fnvorcrl lias Onn Ymu• AgH Stoclceonrl plat·n honors for th!l portion of the Cnpltal Clreull lc!nhcd(, clld a good Job of non· The victory lweps the Lnltcr~ tension to stay n few moqtlu; beaten Oltcmos 00·61 unci the fen t guard, 8turled In find the l'llllf.:l' Pnnliwt·~ with 13 points. : l'llgc J'f!C'C by plddng lljl Its first tmlllng the lmckhonrds. Strouse, In contention for the Ingham WU!l Ram' biers Crush .anger In Indln where he wns accomplished on the Ol nlf Mason/ hell with Mason fans Rex Is 'l li'l'iday night and crushed Char: qunrtct· to take1 nvur n 28-25 lend >nld ,Jewc>tt $8,000 nn his fire Panthers lin against the. sevcm fo'l'iclay nlglll. 'f'lw Gr~yhounds nephew'nf F·J~yrl fll;ri·.Tcs:;l' !-I·;rt;. Jntte O!l-39 In one of the grentr•st at the end of the half. m:s of August 26, 19!i2. other top, teams enterml 111 the r IJS p/entcl . .: 4 ', ~ : / ~- I I slefllwrl out in front In tile nrst ness who wm; athletic fam~ In victories ever logged hy the In the third lJC!rlnrllt was nrrulr An estimate fl'Om Gt·nngcr, hollclay nflnh·. i' l ' f; I I /.1 ,I /!• q 'I'IJ'lel' 'IIHI sl'iyl'rl lhcrP unlit R Cl J tt t 1 t tl h ' ' · ' · '· · high school nml Independent nth· ams. llll' o e wen n o 1e Dansville';; clw nee to forgr lros. set forth t lwl $5~,(H7 will Stocldll'ldge grabbed on to an just hcfnn! the :;Pennel period was lctic:s al Mm;on anrl Is a 11J·other. c•onlcst with a PCI'fect record In ahead. The Aggics poured In 14 1e needed In rcstm·e the Legion early lead in the flrHt qtuu·lcr 1111d over. With We:; Whittemore and of Hallie Ilarlmcss, who Jives In the 3 starts It had made. points while the Lnlwrs were \1cmorinl bulicllng. held .It though the Chiefs gavco r EGG-NOG- ·.( . ~*'~ ~ Rex !Tarllnross doing mns't of the! Mason now, Holt ;dso owned n perfcC"t getting 10. Dum;vllle was able tc 10 YI'I\I'S Agn-IIIJol t hP. Pant het•s a lot of tmuhlo In S('nl'ing the C:reyiHILIIHls pnslr.rl !I 1\htson Jo'G J<'T I'F 1'1' stl'ing. The Rams had taken care hold onto the lead up until !lit:' Mnurlcl• L. II\11, for the pnst ·-----·~--- pnlntH willie Mason was lodging I f r R · ~- ~), ~: •l. '/'hen Al'l Weirauch began to Sto 7., f ...... ~ 7 3 17 n ~nto.1~ np~cl~ _and Howell 111 l~st minute wh~~. a flurry ?J year ancl a half dlstt•lct 4-H club ground lr, ~o dry It soaks up most tgcnt in Clinton and Ingham, of the Willer coming from m·tc· II I I 1 f tl fi I · 1 Howlett, f ...... 3 2 :i R theh lltst 2 st,uts. haslwts I,y Ken Scho~lbly and Btll 1 I nne e ore IC rs pert or Weh'auch, c: ...... 8 5 3 21 It was again Gary Rocloclcpl open were hllcl1ed on Mnsnn street~. this winter. A stock company has been :: ~ "i2/JI ,\l'.lijliill~~ came tl1rnugh with 3 basl\cts to Dean, c ...... 2 5 3 !l lloor 10 the other just as the third Bill Brnvenclcr wns high for .. help Weirauch in tlw scoring anrl Brlnnlnstool, g ...... a 'J 5 7 period ended. Dansville with 10 points. Ralph Glynn was .re-elected I formed at Williamston to rnalu~ . .. Mnson endr.rl up the period out In Hu1'11ne~s. g ...... 4 1 5 !J chairman of the AAA committee, cement bloci(S and cement fence front tJ2-:J3. SuhstltuUons Charlotte just couldn't get go· J. C. Grettenberger of Merlcllan. lJOSts. Orr Trasl< is president. i; ing. The Orioles neve•· were in was named vice-chairman and Frank Parman Is getting ready The 13ullrlngs held onto their Magnet, f ...... 2 4 1 8 t11e contest. Playing without the lfi Roy Hobart of Ingham ..was to start up his· saw mill a! Fitch­ marglir in a rough last quarter Davis, g ...... O 0 1 0 services of their guard comhina- Junior Cagers elected thlrcl mef!1ber. Loris Cur- burg. E. R. I-Inwley has already that smv Harl;11ess anrl Jacl1 13ul'lcholder, f ...... 1 n 2 lion of Lynn Brown anrJ Bill n Us of Alaledon and At·thur Cobb started operations with Otto Brlnninslnol of Eaton Hapic!s ancl Reece, g ...... O 0 1 Pugh, the Orioles couldn't get the ° Bat 50 Percent nf Stockbridge were chosen as IHawley doing the sawing. Paul Stt·ouse anri Chucl< Mcrin· ball tip the floor too wcllnnd once alternates. · · ~ dorf leave tlw game via the foul 'l'otals ...... 15 14 20 44 they did get ball there it th~ Mason split in its 2 junior high Four steers shown by Ingham v·k· B route. tile 1,' EIGIIT 'rEAMS CO!\Il'Jo:'rE didn't mal~ _,,.,n.: ~ratie party leaders lniluced Sher· ~lassie are Everett ancl Gn111rl H. Chappell Agency ff I-Ianna to start sLtit, claiming Lcrlgq of the Capital Circuit, ., • 43<17 \V, Deihl hat as a member of the legisln· .'itor.kbrirlgn nnrl Ol:; downeC: case to be extremely doubtful. I•'owlervillc lH-51 with the help o' l'he sheriff, reluctant from the first to start the suit, promptly .. a great last-quartet· rally. ·Jro pped it. : The Blacllhawks grabbed off : • Mason's baslwtball team nosed Everyone who's ti~ed 12-1 Ledge In the first quarter anc )lit Eaton Rapids 22-21 In the at the half they owned n 20-2: Little Six opener. Leo Sltisser ·of walking will like these lead. In the third period boti· wi~h 9 and· Lyle A:scltlne with'- 7 .,.;.:·, teams clumped in 20 points.' Les pomts led the Mason scoring, lie turned oti the heat in the lasl • ,.·. . Rollin Dart, son of. Mr. and . quarter, though, with an 18-point Mrs. D. C. Dart, undel'\vent an --- product ion while Fowlerville 1pera lion for nppendlcltls at the could· muster only 8. Jrr hospital Monday. · · Warren Conard led the victor~ iJO YCill'S Ago-1!124 Ok.USEDCAR with 1.6 points. Kenny Wheeler Mason high S('hool girls and ·ulclec! 15. Joy&'cnshed in heavily ln,the es· Fowlerville's m:e, Roger Dye, my contest on ' home lighting V.A' ua JOR DECEMBI;R wall

o ! ',) • 'r I I ' .' ' Editorial Page With or Without Authority I,. I The Torch Stays Lighted Early Settlers Divided Townships 1 Ell WI · lnotnlhnent Nn, s fol'th, P£]rcnt:hetlt!lllly, It shoul(l and William C, Lee]{, School Ill· At funel'al se1•vices for: Mrs, Ot•piHl !. en ute con- (Thlo I• tho lilth at .. ml•• or hf•· he stated thnt Alaiedon as orlg· spectm·s, 1 1 1 ducted Saturday, the Rev, Rdymond L. Norton declumd thrtt t~!~~:~ . .fl;~ '~ ~~~~~ 'i:i1\ ~';, 11 ~:?r ..~~[";~·.":\· innlly organized Included what Ia Ell Chmuller, Collectol', even ufter Ml's, White luid ~own het· torch It continues to Hy Vc•·non J, Jh'own now Delhi, Lansthg and Mllrldla!l - Eli Chandler, William Phillips bm·n. townships. nnd Wllllam Lewis, Constnblcs, ' d Already It lms ]ll.'en relnted thnj Wllllam c. Lee!<, .Joel B. Stl'iclt· The tot•ch may bttrn fore vet• as the. men, an women lly net of the Htnte legislature o! Here.:.~ the entt·y In the hnnr]· lnnd .nnd ,Jacob Lewis, Justices of touched by her influence, inspired ,bY h()l' tcachmg and fired 1837, all thut purt' or Inghnm writing of .Jacob Lewis, ll1·st And may we join your many friends by het• enthusiasm pass those. ,attJ•tbutes on to theil• children Icounty lying west of the M9rlcljqn township clel'lt, who hnd located the Peace, in wisbing you much happiness dur. and their children's childt•en. !Inc was snt up as n slngln town· at Jefferson City, n John Strlc)(Jnncl and Nnllwnlc! short·llve~ ing I! 1 A !! A boom town Jocntml on section 2Q. Blain, Overseers of the Poor, this joyful holiday season •.< Mrs White was filled with love of Gad·ancllove for hct' ship In he en cc lll'e us. 1 The entire section 29 hnd bnnn Besides the elect.Jon which gave · ' 1 1 1 1 1 ld d t h 1 lid mo11lh !ntm· the llrst townsh p . , 1 ' fellowman, w 1 c 1 a way:;: s lOU , an . o et• u ways c bum·;] was elected and met for platted by u company formed to about every voter In the town· mean the same thing. Orphar!cd .at an early age, brought btislncss, A year Inter Onondaga ucnl In city lots, Several wel'll shir> at least one office, some of ttp in foster. homes, finally commg to Mns9n to liyc with an foil's decitlnll to pull away and go actually sold but the 'proprietors them 2 rtnd 3, the electors np· older sistel' and later maidng her home wtth a wtdow, Mrs. 11 on their uwn. They went to the never bothered to record their proved a proposal to rnlse $250 to 1 ,. White did not feel abused. She did not waste her thoughts leg!slnt ure Io1· authority; plats so the deeds they gave hn1l Hpend on roflds and $50 !or sup· ot• 11er energtes· Ill· seIf ·PI't y, E vcn as a child ,,oll" "' mi'nistel'"d· · " Not to be outclone, settlers In no legal stntus. A snw mill and port of the pam·, It was ulso I · some dozen Ol' more log struc· ngrced · thnt nnyone l meet· ice to athet·s. The glow will light tho path for genel'ntions Philn e I' v 1 so r oyc se n~ Wl 1 J·' 1 1 • , . Encouraged by what can be accomplished at small I I 1 1 t d 1 son, Assessors. 10 was to c ec ue w wt1e1 OI oancc Itllc recorfc u ~~~ eanplaJ~ Nichols Lewis Adam A Over· i not they were unruly Is not , cost, members of the city planning commission , are now l'ause mow o no o 1 I' 'c. . ' .' stated checidng on the ownership of othet· parcels bordermg on the \\'here the names of the first town ocher and Joel B. Strwl(QtiOtecl, and probably that duty, Now on 'l'hursclay nights I April, less ihan a month later, a City officials have made abrave start along the Syca­ coJTect. I guess he neve!' cl.id fay speri'q .my lime reporting that township meeting was held and a • more. The councilmen and the membet•s of the planning the world would end Tuesday. He yes, thlii: mystery. farm has. bee'n complete set of officials. was commission should go ahead with further park development. said a definite chnnge might set identified; an(f iry!ng to tell why elected. 'Besides the regular offi· in. And it probably lws. Not a day soineboci~·s nariie was left out. or cinls provided for by law, the Interest Paid Each 6 Months, ~~Desired Take a look at what lms been done in the one block along passes blll what the world the Sycamm·e. If. yotl. agree that the slight cost l:as been why stllnebody's was put .In. a Vevay vote1·s clecldecl to elect 2 changes. news item: Friday morning is constables, 2 'fence viewers, · '2 mbre than justified, pass the word along to the plannmg com­ rrwre'.of .the. same: With, ·one of · d · 1 3 ;Interest from Date of· Dep.~sit mission and to city officials. That word may encourage them Right now there are-chtm.l

., \ - . . ' legi$lilturc Forbids Them in Michigan ,Gallon Jugs Deserve Consideration ·Country & Town ,.. By Dy ISob lUyerK Phoenix. Store prices nrc also ling, So, cxcci1t fhr Hhorl periods,: J..nrme!' Connl.:v: l'rcf!fl clwapm· in Detroit than In the prosperity of the dairy f!lrm·: JIM BROWN , My unofficial· dairy rc~carch Phoenix. · · . cr' must r,o hand In hnnd with the clcpnrtment, who goes hy the •raking Into nccnunt the• qurm·1 prospurlty of·.all faqner~. name of Glenn Lalw, tnl·' '----i------....---~--- pri<:e~;, average prke of nil retnl! pule t~ be the gallon ju·g. He Dr. CharieR A. Laurr.'hmul, until r·ecenUy of t)mt furmern In Phoenix, Arizona, mill{ In Detroit Is 20').,c, abollt opposes .it because he. feels It to: ,., get !lboLtt n rlollnr more for their 2c less than Pilncnlx. So, the be l!t.llc but a sales glmmlclt. Michigan State collcgtl, and I may btl tuned in to tlw mill< hut llwt dealers sell II. for Phoenix denim· makes about the Cut·prlce dealers use it to bulle!: Kame outcr-stmcc radio wave. Lulit Wile)[ .ltli'Oltheti- the, snmc price as In D~trplt. srtme gross profit as the Detroit Aales. These dealers sell for less, cally wrotLP.dhat Tuesday, Dcccmbet• 21, would be jJicnn points out that's mislead· dealer. · he snys, not because it's cheaper the shm~cst day In the year. I g11t my l,nformation lpg. · Homc·clcllvered prices of Glenn has studied all the mu· to •.sell it In .JLtgs, but becnuse: off a calendar. · ll)ngle qunrts ure the snme hut jor U, S. marlwts, He says thnt they rwy the farmers .less: Glenn' Detroit dealers offer qtmntlt:v ell~· very few marlwts In the country maintains that In cities where That'prediction matches the doctor's. f)ounts t hnt you can't get In give furmel·s a hlggl!r share or It's been adopted, it has often Jeri' ruesclay would bring the end rto the world; I ~mew all along tlw retail price of milk than De· to price wn~s. While these wars .he. day would be short, but I had no idea of JUSt how short tmlt, One o! those few Is Flint, Increase sale~;, )\hey also gcnel'fllly mtil the doctor came out with bis pt•cclictlon Thursday. Furmem on tile l~llnt market result In lowei• prices to the· gel n better hrcal\ because the farmers too. · · · Statistics: Whtm Sant~ Claus wns in Mason 2 dealers coopernte there. 'J'hcy To bacl< himself up, Glenn hns \Vtlel's ago 3 boys aslm1l for IWW }'i'ords, n boy :tnd lL tai{C on only as m11ny shippers ~orne lfTiprising authorities among girl each wanted a Bulcl[ anti cllu highbrow u..•dmtl Hearty as they need so a high percentage dealers, producc:rs and college for a Cadillac. Only one 5-year-old u.slwd for a IUlW goes into bot tic sales. The De· economists. set of piston rings. wishes for troll. marl{et Is burdened by n However, there are some surplus. That surplus goes into pretty big men behind the galion There may be a ray of sunshine the btittcr horizon. holiday in mnnufact.urecl dairy products and Jug, too. There's A. L. McWil· Housewives arc buying more butter than they wet·e. a year ltappincss the average price i!! iowerccl. Iiams, managor of the Chlcagn tgo, according to the U. S. department ol agriculture. From 1 1 The Michigan Milk Producers Pure Mill\ association, whlcl. \pril to August of this year, butter sales were 6% more than and good association has been trying to' co!Tesponds to· the Michigan Mlll n the same period last year. Oleo sales, on the other hand, chhnge the .F'ederai. Marketing l'roclucet·1 association, Although chw. Order to prevent deniers from prohibited by Michigan Jaw, the· rell off by 6o/o ~m·ing the same period. ~m. AND 1\mS. AT... VA COPEMAN live ct•ops and have a hcrcl of mostly Holstein on the farm' pictured in the Ingham County cattle. taking on more shippers than the gallon· .Jug Is legal In Illinois. In Butter sales continued to climb in August v,ihen they rnarltct can handle. So far, they Chlcngo, it's now the most popu \Vet"e 9o/o over a year ago. H. F. Simmons, secretary C!f the News last week. The act•ial picture appeared The Copemans attend the Wheatfield have been unsuccessful. Ilnr·sized container for store Methodist church and arc members of the Prohahly few people in Michl· sales. · Michigan Milk Producers association, estimates that the gov­ in the mystery fimn series: Another mys­ gan understand milk marlwting Says McWIIJiams: "The quart ernment now holds about a 4-month supply of butter- 409,- tery picture is being published this week on Farm Bureau. Before buyin~ lhe present farm, they were Iarmct·s neat· Webberville. as well as Glenn Lnlw. A North bottle Is on lts way ott!. Our only 513,521 Ib of it. Page 5. Branch farmer and a director of salvation is to sell more milk. The Copeman pi~tm·e was cm·t·eetly the Michigan Mill< Producers as· Jugs help us scJI more milk and Since the end of World War II, the government The Cope mans bought their 'farm 5 identified by Edwin Eifert Thursday artcr· soclation, he knows milk !rom I'h1 completely sold on them .. ]tas poured ~i257 ,000,000 into butter advertising and years ago. They and theit• son, Alva, Jt·., noon. He wins IJ lheait•e' ticlwts for the cor­ cow to licorstep. Like most peo· There is no question that milk }Jromotion. As a taxpayer and IL~ a butter customer, operate the 120 acres at the comet· of Will­ rect answer. -The Copcmans will receive a pie who really imow the dairy In· can be processed cheaper In J can't seem to get ahead of the game. Thtl govern­ oughby and Meridian. roads. They raise cash free photogmph or theil· farm. clus·try, he sees no easy solution jugs.". ment supports the butter·tJricc so it's higher than to its problems. Says. R. W. Bartlett of the Uni: free Sll)tply and demand would dictate, and then He agrees with · Benson that varsity Qf Illinois: "Mili{ cun be spends $257,000,000 to tell me I should buy more 1 more efficiency on the farm can sold at lower prices ln jugs: of it. · raise a farmer's income far more When you decrease the price of MSC Tree Supply than the government ever can milk you increase consumption." But don't blame it all on the buttct· folks: The govern­ throtlgh a support program. But But Lake has some figures to; ment has enough cotton . seed oil on hand to maintain the Is Short in '55 he disagrees with Benson's policy back up his arguments: "A deal-' present oleo output for a year. of set ling dairy supports less Ier can buy 4 quart bottliJS for Farmers who want. nurspry than grain support.s. And he fears 28c, A gallon jug costs him 32c. Merry enger station wagons or quarter· ence of Bangs disease in a herd pounds of butter. c!ln he determined by this com· Both farmers and legislators, I posite here! test, but. the indi· think, would do well to go slow vidual reacting animals cantJOt tn telling the consumer what he be so indicated. 2an and cannot buy- unless Where a milk test shows posl· there i& a matter of health or tive, veterinarians Lai'e individual public safety Involved. Not many bloocl_tests of each animal In the years ago, they tried to tell the herd, thus determining the re· const1mor he couldn't have yellow actor or reactors. Following the oleo. The legislators and the blood test and location of infected :I airy farmers, as a result, got ' animals the program proceeds smacked clown at the polls and with removal oi reactors from IJoth suffered .a loss in J?Ublic c~n· the her·Js to prevent. spread of fldence that IS not bctng eas1ly the disease to l1ealthy animals. won back. At present, testing is In ·pro· grcss in Lower Penmsula coun· Kindness is wisdom; there· is J ties north o.f Townline 16, which 11one In life but needs it, and may ls the fifth semi·annuai test earn. Bailey .. · · · there. Testing is In progress ln ~ ._._.._...... _ w .(Heetings Once again u·s· at.e umc or tlte y~~r ror Joy and< · Merriment, and we wi~h to taft~ a niome~t I~ e!dend lo all our friends our v~ry Lest wishes for a _Holidar. Season' full of g~ dteer and Lupp)' Urnes.

. .' ,.• .. .. ~ Price 1rad~r & lmpknierit 'PriceI a·ros' ' .,· . I ' ' . • • . Comer M-so· and Dexter TraU Auctioneers· / . . "' ' 1.·'' ... ·...... Maurice & Bob woorls lrnproVI!Il1ent · [ll'Ofll'nm. more In MleJ!IgnJJ.' 'l'l1e Jtnl!s In 1s • . .. B · 'flw fF1rm fot'cMter hns nsalstecl UHIJ pr~sent snmti, problums fiR Clence. ·rews with thlij project, . ·Poultry House well ns ndvnntnges·. '1'111'. re· . "We cut on tlw fWl!rogP ulmnt ue/Jrchel''H .Joli IH•In find the an· A th o· h flWen; to (iHlSl! JHOblems. no er IS R~OO or {)000. hourd feet of !timber D~opping Pits .Just how much tlmu nnd lnhor each ;venr lor farm .usc, In ndrli· . . I . lion we 81.'11 200 to 300 gullons of will tlw ~oyrtem · snvc'i Hnlston F y ·R maple syrLtp.'' Dorn snld, 'Phis wants tu 'do time and motion or ·our . ats . studies tu find otl!. pnst summe1• the Dichls hull! 11 Are Important very modertl 30"00 gmln storage A dra'pplng pit under the roost Thl! ·pipeline, nulston lridleutes, You will soon huve 11 wldpr building. Mttch of the lumber can lower the moisture load on should Improve mlllt quality over the older methods. But some peo· choice of .pol~ons to rrmltc good used was home grown. The beams deep litter• If yo11 use that .sys· ruts out of those pests flroum!' came from UJ) old m!ll formerly tom In yo11r poultry house, point pie helleve the rnpld rate the mlllt owned by Henry Foret. Tho build· out Michig·an SliJtC cnllegc puUi· trnvels through the line plus the your stored r::rnln. lng will holddl2,000 bushels of trymqn, turbulence cnusecl by the vncUtlm The newest one Is fl sugar, hnll' may affect the milk's Jlavor, Ral· gmln and 8000 crates of corn. A dt·c pplng p!t. In the house is that ltlssolves In W!ttcr. It's cnl!crl cru· 1 ston wants to find oul for sure. A i5·1on trucl> scales is buill in one r>( the lmporlnnt pieces of Plvalyn-·ln 'the same famlly aH the drivcwn;v, A ·map is mncle of equipment In the poultry bus!· Then tl;erc are cleaning proh· Warfarin. each field und all grain is weighed ness, It will Lul\e care of about lcms which have nat been an· Michigan State cnllcgl! zooio· when harvested. When Dave says 05'/t· ol the droppings, says J. swered. The pipeline device is de· gl~ts c"plnln that these poisons, that their crop ylelrls hnve been M. Moorp, Michigan St.nle col· slgnecl to [Je clenned simply hy wl1lch seem the most effective, going up, he knows exactly what lege C.l(lenslon ppultrymnn. the va~uum sncltlng detergent kill rntH hy caushlr.; tflem· tn and clenn rinse water through bleed Internally. lw is tnlltlllg about. If t11e pit Is &ndosed It will the !Inc. The !Inc Is not supposl!d Tlfe rc;i~;on they're especially The Dlcills have also started on! keep the birds awa~· from the to bl! di~assemblcd. a wildlife improvement progmm. dropping::; beneath the roost, 'fhe effective Is t hut large numhPrH of About u dozen slmlinr units They cooperate with the Slate reHult: Clr.aner eggs nnd Jess ells· rnls die withmit the rc~t getting nrc In opernlion in Mlchir::f the fuct that rats !Ish ponds. can he plucecl over the pit area, fannet·s are send! ng some of need more ·water thnn food. Anrl keeping tlw spillage away .from their hens to marltct. So 1he U. around gr•aln bins there usually Dairying is the major livestock the deap tlilter urea. Hanging S. department of agriculture says Is no water and the pests will enterprise on the Diehl farm. At troughs over the pit l;eep~ the stewing lwns nrc very plentiful, visit. the water halt regularly. present they nrc milking '14 reg·, hirdo in the area UR mt\ch ,as lstered J·tolstein cows. Darn Is a p6sslblc-und shy birds that are which is unusual fnr· this time I And I~ tl1e weather is freezing, of year, Because many of these you r•an prepare the halt with member of In_gham-West D. H.· chased up on the roosts nlsn hens are yotmg birds, they arc grain. , · I. A. The cows must produce or j don't go hungry, . more tender limn most stewing ------else. · 1 Birds will eat more oyster shell hens, nne! prices nrc gcncrnlly Give to CROP. The ll!e you "We eat.the low producers,'' I when· some of the shell hoppers lower than usual. save mny he your brother's. Dorn said. "Just butchered one a arc hung on the wall nt the haci\ short time ago." They have built of tltc pit-providing the pit io up a 5-year herd avera!('! of 463 next to <': wall. lv!.orp: oyster shell lb of hulterfut. In addition to the, means ·Jtronget· e~g. shells. December 23, 1954 Page 4 dairy, the;v usually purchase about 100 [ceder cattle each year. However, lhls past year they MSC. I Wish You didn't btty an;v feeders. L Installs and yours Besides all their farm worJ\, the c T T k FROM THE AIR, the main buildings on the Diehlfields Diehls tai{C an active part i~ a OW• 0• an a very farm lool{.somethif]g like this pictlll'e. It was taken from the number of commtlnlty affmrs. ·Co A. Diehl Family Tearn northeast looking southwest. A granary was built last year Darn is chairman of the Ingham j M•lk Merry Christmas just north of the silos. The Diehls live in the first of 3 Soil Conservation hoard. I er gt·acious homes to the le'ft of the barns. As chairmnn of the board ami System from actua! experience Dorn Makes 800 Acres Click CLARENCE 'DIEHL, center, liv::!s his farm work 24 says, "There isn't a single farmer Michigan State college's dairy hours a day just as do his 2 sons, Dave, left, and Dorn, right. In the co\mty who couldn't rc· department has Installed some W,ayne G. Feighner 'l~y iHt'h'in Sti'Clrul conference right after. breakfast The 3 men have daily conferences on the operation of the ceivc some hene!lt fmm signinf.( shiny new equipment that saves A nl't iont•er foinil ( :onSI'I'I'ation Ol'fir!l!l' n t Dart's hoLise," the brothers SOO-acre farm in Dansville. Then after the talking, they do up with the dlslricl and partlci· the ilaci;s of the dairy barn work· l'honc Eaton naJlids !11170 ) , On one of tlw largPst IIams in said. "Sometimes these confer· something about it. It's one of the biggest farm businesses paling In the Soil Conservation ers. And at the same lime the '11w eountry, larger tlian thr. dairy ences arc rather lengthy on cold in the state. program." equipment is providing some nt. Mir-hi.C:<~II Sl:tlr• eollegc, ap: winter mornings, oflcn lasting valuable research results. Darn Is also president of 1hc The new device is a glass pipe· · llf'ili'S tllr' IIHillP, "C. II. Dir.ll/ <~nrl most of the forenoon. While in Dansville Booster club, president. line that transports milk directly ' Sons"- D:t\'1' nnil Dol'll. Tile big the summer, they usually Just of the local D. H. I. A. and a mcm· from the stanchioned cow to u SEE US FOR while ham, llic :1 modr.rn. attra~· only a few minutes. Each one 1ivc fnrm liollscs sirlr!·l>y·sirle, the decides just what he wants to clo, her of the county agents agricui· sanitary bulk milk truck tural advisory committee. Dave Dr. Noel P. !Patl Ralston, CEDAR neat well·kr.J>t farmynrr\, arc I he ami then we tal11 il over with the TREATED ·pride nf Dans\'iiiP nnrl the show other·s." is president of the Dansville dairy department researcher, school board. He is a past mem· says that. the labor saver allows STEEL pi;ll'e of lhC' enunty. Thus lic~-:ins One thing the Dlehls were in END 1hr. :>lorv of the "Diehlfield Farm" ber of the Detroit Lions footbilll one man to milk 65 cows in a POSTS { agreement on back in 1946, was team. He played end on the team matter of 2'h hours. He operates ELECTRIC ; 111 Dan;ville. to sign up with the Ingham Soil ln HlOS CJm·cnce Diehl manir.d for 4 years. In 1946 he decided 3 milking units at a time. (Also wire-fencers) Con~ervntion District. that furmln¥ _was an easier way How will this help resf!arch? · tile fornwr llazel Young. The 7:1 "We were aware of the need to mal>e a ltvmg. 'i Ral~ton puts it this way: Pipeline Trcate1l Poles -14-lG--18-22-25 Ft. : ·nC'res llf land, on whil'h tlw build· for rrotecting and improving the Fe;;ec - U:ll'bcd Wire - Lawn Fencll ' ings riow ~ia1ul 11•1:> purclwscd Clarence Diehl is president of mailing Is being used more and fertility of our soil." the brothers Gates -12-14-lG Ft. · the fllllowinc: sprinl-(. That same said. "It is practically impossible, the 'Lansing Sugar Beet Growr:rs association, and vlce·presidcnt of · );Cnr• tlw Di(•hls lluillilwir prf'scnt we believe,· to continue to farm SEEDS · hou:>c which llils recently been the Farmers and Manufacturers successfully • without following Dr C J Hubbard Mammoth Clover Cnnndlon GJ·imm Alralr.a rn ode I'll izcr I. JZood soil management practices." . Beet Sugar Association of Mlch· • • • !Uedium Clover Certified Uanger Alfalfa t.. few rears lalct' Dave was In 1947, with the nssistance of igan. ' VETERINARIAN Lntllno Clover · hom and 'tlwn Do I'll. Fmm t hi:; technicians of the Soil Conserva· The Diehls are all members of 5l!l S. ,Jefferson 1\lnson fi rsl 7fi ;u·rr's, as tltr> boys grew Lion Service, the Diehls developed the NortlJwest Ingham Farm Phone 1\lnson 2-8201 Tlmot11y - BJ•ome to mnnlwor\, lllc farm hns grown a conservation farm plan for tht: Bureatl group. They are also Fe;·ti!izer Orders Tnlten until now it i:-; one of the largest farm. active members of the Dansville · farms in the r·ounty, hoth in 1hc The 575 tillable acres in the Methodist church. Darn was GENUINE OLGA COAl. '. number of aere:>, 800, and in the farm are now divided into 3 graduated from Michigan State Egg-Stove RED JACKET volume of llll:;incss done. sepcrate units. Each unit has a college in 1942. In 1944 he mar· Stolwr COLONEL JACKIIORN Torlay tlw iarm is operated on different crop rotation and a dif· ried Lucile Dean, daughter of Mr. a sut·r·cs:>J'ul :J.way parlnr.J•ship, In fercnt fertility program. ' and Mrs. J. B. Dean of Mason. .LOMBARD CliAIN SAWS · every sCJisr~ of I ill' word. For here "These present acreage allot· They have 2 children, Catherine, WI' sec :m llllllsUal example ot: mcnts mal;c it hard to follow a 4, and Priscilla, 2. Dave was grad· llog Fe!!rlers - Watm·ers - T•·oughs - Stock Tank" famil;-• c·o.,pr•ral ion. En ell mcmrJcl' definite crop rotation," Dave uated from Michigan State col· lws II is own specialty. Dave has states. "Sometimes we have to lege In 1939. In 1941 he marriect charge of IIH• r•rr,p:;. Dorn is the adjust our rotations accordingly." Marian Pugsley, daughter of LOWDEN FARMS rlail',\'lllilll, and tile fallH•r·. Clar· Unit I contains 100 acres and is Judge Pugsley of Hurt. They cnr·e, rtor•s the ;·nar\work. The located nearest the buildings, The hnve 4 children, David, 11; Rebec· Eden Elevator farm business i:> tnlkert over c~.r:h HATCHERY cl<~ir·y cattle are pastured on this ca, 10; ami John, 8 .. All of whom tbuu• Jockoon 24800 Phone Leslle 215•1, ·Phone 1\lason 0089 rlny. Llnit. A 4-yeuv soil building crop •1120 E. Borry Rd. at Hourlel\" attend 1h~ Dansville school,' ami We Give Gold Stum~s "Every 1norning we hnve a t•ola lion of corn, oats and 2 yl!ars sa'rah, 4. R. 1, Rlvoe Jupctlou :==,.,======~"':llof alfalfa·ladino clover mixture, used for past(tre is now followed. They have recently switched from Hatching Weekly bromo grass to ladino clover. . "By .rotating our fields in this 5·20-20 plus 40 lb of nitrogen put "We have round that the alfal· viay we get enough extra pasture, on as a 1;idedress. The corn wr~s All Winter fa·laclino clover mixture makes we !eel, to more than pay for the £eedec? to ·rye-grass and sweet wonderful pasture," D·orn claims. trouble involved." clover at the last cultivntion. Outs l'ullormn-Clenn Chicl's "So Iar, we haven't had any bloat The Dlehls now use the County were fertilized ·with 200 lb per trouble." Soil Testing Laboratory ami lime acre of 5-20·20. Contrary to the general recom· and, fertllizer are usually applied "We usually seed the oats to a mcndations for Michigan, Darn nceorr)lng to the resttlts of the oheaper grade of alfalfa." Dave likes to rotate his pasture. The Gulliver's Hatchery soil tests. said. "If we find ourselves a pasture fields are divided hila Phone: ii~81 Etllon Unpitls S-acre plots.· The cows graze. on ·"We often. use. a little more little ~hoL't of hay we can take . 'h mile sonlh on l\1-!lfl each plot for 2 and not more than nitrogen then recommended," off one cutting." H I he alfa][a I . states. . . growth were lc b::! plowed tmder 3 weel;s at a time. · 1!:::======0::.:' · Outs· this past season were .fer: [or wheat. this would grctitly tlhzed with 200 lb per, acre .of ::1· strengthen this cropping system. 12·12. ·Corn was fettilized with Drainage hus been a major 200 Jb per·acre Of 3·12·12. ,In acJrJJ. COJlServation problem 011 this tlon to ·the commercial fertilizer, unit. Four miles o£ tile were 'in· u sod was plowed under 'for the' st%1Jed, i.n this. on? unit alone in corn und 10 tons per acre of 19:J'l. Soil ero.slOn ts a problem on manure applied .. They have just ~ small slopmg areas. One art'a recently started to topdress sec- ;s l\ept In permane1~t meadow. and-year meadows with 200 lb per ~nd on the o~her slopmg ar~a, all acre of 0·20·20. Ullage operations are done ncrnss Soil erosion 'Is not ·a serious the .slope on the con tom•. i nroblem on this unit. One water· Unit III contains 2~0 acres and way has been developed, nnd is is divided into four 55-acre fields. now l1ept In sod. Drainage .has A 4-ycar soil building crop rota· a major problem. However, tlon of ants and 2 ;vears of,alfnlfn this unit is now completely tiled. followed by sugar. beets is used. Unit II contains 240 acres. A Oats this past :>cason were cash crop rotation of wheat, corn fertilized with 200 lb ·per ncre or and oats Is followed. This might 5·20·20,. Sugm·· heels were! ferti· or might not be a soli-building lized·with 400 Jh per acre of 5·20· rotation. Obviously, It ls much 20, 200 lb broadcastecl and 200 Jb . ' easier· to malntuin und improve applied with the'beets at planting the fert.lllty, ·of the soil·.' with a time plus 10 tons pet• acre of ma· livestock· program than under a nurc. The beets wct·e side'clressed SEASONS cash crop system. No ·animal with 40 Jb per. acre of :nitro!'(en. ~~. manure Is applied on this unit. Dave Hites to raise sugar beets. ltearty: good .wis1,e8 to all However, the Diehls are doing a "Beets . are the qnly .crop yon number of things to strengthen can have a poor yield on and j;till oul' neigltbol's! May· ' I GREETINGS the rotation. maJ;e a little money," Dave said. '' "We feel that we are maintain· Soli erosion Is not a pt·oblem good luialth, good cheer At' this checr'y time·of ycar ...we wish everybody ing and.lmprovlng the productlv· on this unit. The soii ls lighter. ''. ,. ' and good fe!lowsl1ip lty of the soil 'In thls unit," Dave The drainage has been. taken .care . ·.a-good, old·fashio~ed ·:tvferry. Christmas, replete with . · . . ,• ' I ·states, "bY· returning all crop of by Installing short·random ·we . . . residue, using more fertilizer and lines. The Dlehls ..riow. , practice be. 7JOlll'8 ali4Jaysl : \ all the joy -~nd· contentment of a Happy Holiday. . nitrogen, and hy the use of green minimum tillage . with good . ' i·r.· 1 manure crops. A · gre~n. manure suits. · · · , Is seeded with each of these "AJtlto\tgh we don't •.practice .,. ,once-over tillage, .. we· don't. work ,• our· soli. neurly as ·much' now: ns . I, formerlY.'' Dave. said, "we. tried once·over tlllage on · beet~ · .' Plummer Macbin~r:Y:···Co ... ', 'l'he. beets dld right Silsby lmplem.en.t Co. ,I r' • we had trouble cultlv:o.thiiOthti;m. I ,., '' I, ,t,:. ~ . .,, . The Dlehls: ""''"ir. · woodlot a Lt1111>' iPRrlin c''l'IIili\T•baye·'Sflll'ltrPft· AverrTells How to Remove Them snnltnllnn enn help rr.llttCe mas• Benson Turns Down FurtherCrop Limits , Cii II I l- . it I . I tlti~ ,Jungers tlllti winter, .· lly Car·! Collin · \said In 11 N!lW Yorl{ Interview tlmt ql!lle u mnrl>et ·for whale meut W1tl1}h Homn l•'lrt'.H CrnstHompllnncc Is nut for 1!lrifi 'Amcrlea slwulcl proclllclng here In the U, S.; In 1052 the U, l~lru lr·~•~us tlttrlng .Tnnunry, ~top Jlell)'I.IIII',Y nnrl Mlll't'h wnm nhotll: crops. 'l'hls means tlwt the nnly HL~rplu~~~ In wl,wnt und d~lt•y S. lmpnrted no,ono Jh or Nor· D~StumpsStump You? They Shouldn't ~30,000,000 more lhnn dur•ing thn pl'Clii\WIIon r•nntrol~ nnxt vr.m· will Jllmlucts, lw wlclultlml Attslinllu weglnn wlwlr. meal. 'l'ht! 1111 xt Ave.·y summer month~ of .Tune, .July bci it lw rr.q Llh'l'ri ;cr'I'Pilfl;! u llot· hns nu ohJeellon In giveaways yent• 700,01)0 Ill wnre lml'rll'li'rl n,v 111. n. lhlng from shoeing a hor~e to Hovernl young men slllrl.lng In County AgJ•icml turn! Agent raising rrull a~ ~horl ~ourae anrl AuguR!. Anti, Dnve f!teinlcltc, I pi'Civlrlecl they don't dl~:>rupt nor· nncl this yent• the loin! will IH! .Tnnu;.n'>'• among I ht!m nrc .John ., montH on lmH ~ ·l'roJm 1111rl murlwt· rna 1 ,.rate 1 11· c• r·nnt• 1uc 1e d 'I,· 1nt more than 2,000,000 Ill. Most nf sehoul bells ring a gal n next Coy of Mus on, Wuyno · l.llmlsc•y I!Xtl'lllliOII ffl1'111 Hllinly HJll!uJaiJHt Am. you still 'IJothcrecl with In Mlchlgl)n Stute, say11 much of lng' ngreemcnts when approved Auslrnlln~s fc~l H. Is put·poseless It Is fed to unlmuls~. cspet'lally lhos(! old stumps • s'hoot!ng out month ut Michigan State col)ege, and .Arthur Wchstery of Wllllnms· J,. by farmers In n nntlonnl r•efcr· f r tl e lJ s , . , 1 1 1111 , 1 1 ,. !IIIli . lncren~n can he crndltpcl to c dum n I ' · · ,u spent J om oo m n t, However Home 20,1100 Ill nf sucitcrs, ot· has tliut bru~h you Loenl tnrm onys can hegln tlllt· ton and Jncl{ Walerslmdt of· 1 Dansvlllo.·' tlw cureless hanclllng of heating ' n ' ,, ,,, , prodttcf! polllicnl slnllllity In llw whnle ment tenderloin will li" to cul n .while ago come hnclt to lng the· first term nf the 4-term fnellltlr.s. .. Port of lhl! l!l:Jfi [arm Jll'ogrnm worlrl until hen Jll'nrlucc surpluses reHIIIUJ'unls this yc!HI', 1 haunt you? gene r 11 I agrlcttltural course, l'mfllIlles Jn ug engineering, ,commercial 'l'he Jaclc of suffldent. hcclcllng, n flll'lllcee during cull! weatlwr, ' be difficult and enstly to nrlniln· with $:1.tH; 'l'unlsltl, $:3.03; then Inghnm's new' clniry l'oundl lng the wlnte1· months, too. fruit pmnr·a rlnor m·e the 'mujnr ·,, lind snm(! intluencc In the dee!· Greece, $2.·IO; Belgium, $2.2H; II. Avery, 011 dairy Jll'of~l·mm for hy treating the cut stumps, There courses und also those or gencrnl causes of udder Injury. Short n slon. Sweden, $2.10; U.. 'i., $2Jl(] nnd llw eounly. 'l'lw enundl Is eom· BULL-This 10-foot, nrc 2 recommended spmys: One ngrlcultln.·e are frnm Jununr·y 10 stall plulfnrmH (lrHI nnJTow stnlls Cnrdmnom sL·~cl Is SJllcn LOT OF I whleh Is gr·c,wn In Inach fm·mer· In Ihe country, nnrl HJ55. D;m1 Diehl waH r•lcdetl can sec some run-off, Trees with thlclt burl< ·should 'he parlly het.tcJ', ot' Grad(! .1 1111 l<•st wcluiJt this Is nol JosH, Just Investment. chairman nnrl Melvin Oeslcn·Je, 1 A.ssessments glrrllecl tu allow the chcmlcnl to hut oiiJCI'Ivlsc! ur:crling- :1. 'l'hesr. ' ' '' • • 1 sccrr.lal'Y; · penetrate. ,,, pt!C!s reJH'<'sPnt a leV(!J or 7tl',; rrf 'l'lw nwrnge size of U. S. fnrms Also present at llw meC'IInr~ 'I'Y!ICI)\'I'I!Jihi<•a( I'I'I'HI'S 111111 · Ill'· Cut stumps can be trenled with pnrlly nH of Novernlwt· l:i. H:clcs l111s lrJcrew;r•rl fmm 155 ncres In were llobcrt· Oestm·le, !Iowan! I'OI'S ill f11d IOIISCld IIJI lll'illtillg 111' the Harne solution ttsed for• hurl< , on 1!l:i1 cropH wcrl', nationrclly: lfl:m to 2:1fi now. More ftu·m ma· Coy, Wilbur Slnge1', Paul fir·llm·cr, ~~ sdwclnltl or l';u·m pr..J·souul spraying. ·It gives good resuJis· on' fo1· outs, $l.l!i for IJ ·Jr.v ellineJ·y of all l, '!'he t!l~·l ]Pvr:l f:cr·m oLllput pr•J' man hour by ~~~~~nts, Avery nntl Bmwn .. cult to .1<111 hy other methods. 'file WnH' hnHed on Hfi',~ of parlty, two-thirds just since J!'l:l!l, 'rhc 1 he r;otll!~!l selectcrl Oc>s· Connt.y Nc•1i•s, ,,. * ,,, top l:l.fi';i of the u.s. rnrms now terle to rr:rn·cscnt them ,on tlw In m·•·m· \Vllrc! llw puhllsiHHl baric and' outer 2 or 3 Inches of ral·cls on t•ows 1111!1 luMm·s. Cows the cut surfnce of the stump The Wh;consln Agri1·ultul'lst & make ahrn11 h,llf the fmm Income. I c~lllnly '.lgrtculluml agents coun· should be sprayed to the run-Gff will lm assc~ssed :t J; $1i0, ins lead of Fnrmcl' aslwd :c ITOils·sef'! ion of ''' < '' Iell. poln t, Wisennshr fm·me ·s rPN•nlly If Cuncnt nmuunt of CCC money .. A discussion· was. lwlrl on t lw I ht\ $7i> IISSPssc•d a yc•;u· llg'll, llnll'· 1 Bark m;d IH'H mw yc•;u· uld und muh••· 2 will slump treatments they fell !Ia• government should tiPd up In emp Jo:cns nnd inven· Dairy Bnnquet for Hm~. lt was may be made at all seasons, btl! support milk prir•Ps. fiixly·two lorlcs plus olher obligations 011 rlerltled lo hold the. llall£JIH'I Fell· h1• assessed ut $:Ul. Yearlings down lo calves will best results arc received from per r·ent said "Yes," 2(1',\ said prit•e supports is $7,200,000,000; rwrry 1 at the Leslie G.range hall early spring npplieallons. "Nn." Asked :chou! (Jrorlu<'l ion this is an avl•raue or $1.'1<1·1 for ami to ll<,ve lice· Lcslce Gr of meat from non· teacher and foocl service SU!JCI'· ewes rignt now while the female n per~onnl Mel'l'}' Clll'istmas, But, please communist. countries. Sa far tills visor. sheep are in early pregnancy to Land Bank· yem· she has purclwscd more The consumer infm·malion pro· be more sure of healthy lambs. take the tl1ought for the net ancl n~cept than 2,10,000,000 lb. Russin has gram Is part of.the extension ng· Since the parasites· overwinter bought heavily from Uruguay, rlculturul marketing program. In adu\t sheep, he explains, a o11r sincere goocl wishes for Health, LOANs·· Denmark, France, Argentina and As consumer Information agent treatment now·wlll cut down on lesser amounts from New zee· Miss l~erree will reach foocl shop· thn .number ·of worms to infest Happiness and Pros,Pe1·ity now 11nd alwaysl land, Australia nnd Soulh Africa. pcrs in the Lansinp, areaJluougl> WARM . RECEPTION-Store-/ the past tires next spring. • ,,, * newspapers, radio and television. keeper on. the Rue Tronchet, in Michigan State college rc· SN!retnry Benson told a press Shn will give homcmalccrs 1hc Paris, France, installs infrared\ searchers have· shown tlfat ewes National· conference during 1he recent ·heaters over. his display win-! can be treated safely with phen· F'nrm Bureau meeting In New dow in hopes that window! othiazine If It's clone before the Farm Loan Ym·k that tlw administration Is shoppers will pause long, enough last month of pregnancy. now considering direct sale of to thnw out both themselves! The sheep researchers also. ad· nne! thci1; pocketbooks beforer vJsn that the. pheJiothlazlne· then !:urplus butler antl agriculhlrnl goiog on to some other store•. Assodation Jli'Orluct~ to Russia and her sate!· . -----····. ' - should be mixed with salt and fed lites. free-choice to l'cep both Jambs Francis Pl-att 415 S. Cochran house in Mason Friday, Decem· and ewes free of Internal para- l'hone 1880 One mile north of !Uason on US-127 Miscellany.··· . .'''. :Haifa makes bcr 31, to !rave them checltecl by sites. Churlotte the agricuHural economics de· I Iup '10',;, of the hay harvcstecl in YouU1s Atttmd Short (.)otu·sc. . lUinucapolis-lUoline Olivtw the_ S. : .. , Total grain storage partmcnt of the Michigan State Ingham county· farm youths Flehl Office 'I!·. college. · 138 W. A:!: 1\Iuson rucrlrlJes Ill U. S. mcluding those will get a chanc~ to· Jearn every· l'hono 2·0091 on farms are est imatcd by USDA 1 at ii,SOO,OOO,OOO bushels, , . There's. NEED A WELL?? IDENTIFY. THIS FARM I Can Drill 3 aml 4 inch wells for farm and home G, 8 and 10 iuch wells for air-oonditionlllg Commercial and lnigatiou The first person to. identify this farm knbw·fJOIV· for getting more rood value ·and dollar value Imrn every correctly will receive 4 FREE THEA- S. W. HART food. dollar Hpent. She will gulde ... ' , ', .' . Phone !IInson 5131 ' '' llln!lon, Uon~e 1, Dol 80 hmnem11l\ers towarrls improving TER TICKETS. South of llrnson on US·'i27A ut City Llmii-'J f1,11nily' diets and food huyi ng practices-i!llima,tely helping .not only· .the (;on,~mpcr hut maid nr~ for more·.. efficlel1t marlwting nf all agriculfui'Ul .foocl pr·ocJuc:ts. + + + Miss Ferree received her B. f.1. degree from Eastrn Illinois Stat0 college in 1944, Siner. that time 1 she has taught home economics The family who lives on the identified. in Illinois; was food supervisor farm will receive a.free 5x7 mounted !or the Stouffer Corp., Glevelan(i; • " • i ' 1111d was food service director nt the ·University of Nm·th Dalwta, enlargement of the far~.· ~rnn!l Forks, North Dakota, Worl{ing with extension mar· lwtlng and ·retailing specialists, Miss Fen·ee will·hn bringing facts + + + to the food buying pu bile about commodity sources, price nml supply ehanges and quality chl\ngcs In fresh, foods.: She will tilso lteep food sho'Jll)ers up to date on the locul situation in frczen, canned an!l dried foods . ..Jr{ay the joys of this Advisory Council· Will Meet season be visited upon IIOW TO· SAY "THANKS;': . The county agricultural agent's ' ' you and yours, now ;~rid advisory council, represenl!ng 'l'hcse 4 Ingham coianty 'farln. me~hants hav~ ar· ' always. May your holiday most of the: major project acLivl· ranged for the Itublicatlon ·oi 52 ','Mystery" pictures. ·The Ingham County News. · ' . ' ' be merry 'and filled with tics In the county for adult farm· It's theh· tribute to a·.No.llndu!itry in Ingham conn~ . SEED -FEED-COAL ers, will meet at the· court house ty. If you lilm the farm.tllctures .tell tlaem so, . FERTILIZER - FENCE ..- Complete News Co~el)lge hearty good · fellowship. W~dnesday, Decembnr 29, at li30 110STS (o,'elect of~icerl' for 1955 and dis· '~ '•. I ' of Rurallngha~ Co~~ty cuss· )Ians for the comlng year. We Give Gold Stamps .q: . Phone Leslie 2IIit ~ Maso!.l 5880 COMMERCIAL PRINTING Farm· Accour.tants Will Meet 21 farm· account boolc 'co· Watch ·for ·Yoilf,:Far'm UIJ"''""u•.~ In Ingham county. wlll ' . . : . ' . A. A.· Howle~t t11~lr bocil{s to the · court &Company ':t . Producers .C'o·op Feed _;; See~d - Fertilizer . ·.• John. Deere ·nci&Jer ·.·. 1 .· Elevator· Co. · Mason ' Williamston . \ Ingham County News December 23, 1954 Page 6 r.J~QAL NOTWES LEGAL NOTifiM

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