I • l w.,lrt~Wsgt\-~u~dcf1 Attond the Ingham County Fair at Mason, August 16-21 Wlnnar of 1954 Michigan Press The lngha,m County Ne Ganor11l Excollanco Award Ninetv·Fifth Year, No. 31 Mason, Michigan, Thursday, August 5, 1954 I 4 Sections - 24 Pages iVmvs Index City Will Pay Wunl ad:,, Po~geb 1], :i unrl li, ln~hamBackingi·Citamberlain ,Pr~vides Re~ublican Up~e~ y L Q t 1'1111 I. :·:of'! ill 111'\Vfi, Pdgl' a, Pnt·t 1; Fa1ls Half of Curb l'IIJ-:'1' I, l'.tl'l 2 to Save .,. · 1 ounger OSeS U 1'111111 II new:;, Page 5, Part 2. J•:dllorfllls, I'IIHI! 1, Purl 4. On Boulevard 1 !,11l'fl1 111'\.V,I.J, PdJ:f'B 2, :~ Hlld Mason properly ow 11 e t· H ·I, l'a11 I. ~;""~~~~.,,!~~h~V~" By Margin of 152, I .l•glll not I<'PS, I 'agP li, I'm t throughout the city will pay I; I 'o~l:~' li, 1'1111 :1; !'age~ 5 unci half of the curb ami gttl It' I' li, I'm 1 11, el'nm·n~.~.:~r~~o;~~Jl~)~;fnaWon~~~·I~g~: 'fuesrlny. J3mlw clidn' I Parker Is nner costs ott II all bott Jevm·cl. In 1111 wl· fare so well cl:wwhcJ'P, nnrl unprecedented mow, the city Donald S. Leonard, formm· council spli I. on a !i-1 vnt e I o Judge Is Hearing state pollee commissjonPt', In light voting •rueRdny, Charles E. Challlbcrlain ap­ let the city at htt'J~C pay $0,- won the race with 7iJ,OOO votes to the Owen parently dc!feaferl Paul C. Younger fm· tile RcpuiJiicnn nom­ 368.08 of the $l:d,7.1(j,l[) cost. Stod2 vat es with all precincts t'e[lDl'l mg. In n11· was Coundlmarl ItoiH•rt Cl. 1'1111-r C. Keyes, finished Et [lOOt' other race which promised at first to be just a~ closl', Lau­ In J lowl'll TIIUI'Sduy ,llJIIJ-:'C fotll'l h. lip~. rence D. Pat•lwt· built. up a final lead of 1 ,tl:i:d votes 0\'1'1' I Itt­ "I Pan't fnr·IIH• lffp nl Ill!' ,ill';! I l'.>ul lt. C'asl1 .nf llw Clinton· On I he Democratic I kiwi G. I fy lhr' !'ii,Y po~ytn : !ill',; of flu• Gmlfol circuit Js hearing argu· MPnnen Williams harl no opjlo·l bert M. Eddy fot· the Republican nomination for C'ounly tt·cas- 1 Chtu·Ics I~. Chumlmrlrlln projrct cost," f'llffllps slo~ll'd Mon· nll'llls and IPslinwny m the suit sfllnn for l1fs fnurth nnmfnatlon, Lll'!!l'. fm• govet'IHll'. I Je pnlled a l'l'!'!ll'd 1 On tllr. basis of complete clay niJ~lil "I c·cnrftl H" nlr>n•( o11 a of t.llt' Sl•u.td.JI'Idgt• srofrnof cifstrlr•t Shet·iff Willard P. Barnes was renominated hy RPpuhli­ ::!70,000, gPII ing 70•,; of I he Wayne unofficial returns, Charles K third basis whl!'h fms hl'r'll 1111' ill(iiiiiSI Lii'Jllgslon supcrvfsorH. J,rutrcncc Jl. l'nrlwr rule In thP past." 'J'Iu• stnl nwy he llw lu•y to the county vol<•. Chamberlain, young Lansing at­ Wfll11rd 1'. llru·uc~ cans. Ilis opponent, Samuel J. Tomlinson o[ Mason, cmTied 'f'IH• last t'lll'h anrl l~lilll'l' proj- ~II'I(IIITIPnls o;Pl' lh~. r;~ent /:!Jill· Ilcrc Is whnt till' t•arHiidaiPs A year· aHo Laurcnr·e D. Pariwr torney, surprfsl'IJ the vclernn Running slmng in I;an~fng nnrl !J townshipR but was outdistancccl in LansinJ~. The unofficial for rwmirmtfon for gr1Vl'I'£JOI' rllrl waH appointed county t rcasurr.r Paul C. Younger. Not until the eel w11 s 011 C'Pnlt•r· clt't'l'i. '/'lu•l'il\' Iilii ol /lllornr.y ~.cner.11 lt.lnk ~11hurban rlt'eils, Sheriff Barnes totals gave Sheriff Barnes a mat·gin of 6,[)77. pair! 30'/, nf lfw ('PIIIl'r siii'PI Mtll:ml ll.ial.countiPS ~vltkh IH!V!' m Inr:t111m wllh all li:J JH'ec1ncts ln fill a vacancy. lie was nomi­ canvassers complete I heir chel'it OVcrc11me fbC! OUf•C'OUnty Slrenglh curh and guiiPr. 'I'IH• l'ily per· sl'llllof r!JstrJ.!'ls fraclmnal wtlh ltH·Iurlcrl. nated in his own right Tucs,Jay, will lflc winner be ccrtnln. 'rhc of S.unuei J. Tomlinson of Ma~on In the only other contest on out-county Rcpuhlican lml­ winning out over IIuhert M. unofficial count gives Chamber· ccntagc was lmosll'd In !hi• 1.1sp other l'!Htllll~s must usc the flepuhlican with G,fi77 vnles lo spare. 'J'he lots, the 2 col'Oners, W. Ray Gorsline ancl HatTy E. Leadley D. IInlc Bmkr...... 7,o;,n Eddy, Lansing, former chairman lain a lead nf l!i2 votes. The c·an­ of llllll lmulr.VIII'II IH'I'dUS!' "lilt' slal!•'s Pqualrzcd valualf?ns In­ sheriff reccfvr.!l strong support won places on the ticket. of the board of s1rpcrvisors. vaHsers will probably cnmplcte city ~;!multi assJJIIll' llil' 11·sprmsi- :-;tcacl of county eqLraflzcd m lcvy­ Donald S. Lcnnartl ...... :J,:.;fln in Lansing. Ilc finished with a Parfter won by 1,152 on the news­ their tabulation hy Thursday Lloyd II. Bush was a con­ hlllty llf l11P l'lly ow111'd (HJitli•vo~rd 1111( I.IXPs. Owen .T. Cleary ...... :J,II!i tnlal of 10,923 to 4,300 for Tom­ Eugene C. Keyes ...... 1,730 papPI' Ially. night or early Friday. fslmuls," Mayor Clairmont l~VI'r·J The SlrH'khridHC school rlfslrfct linson. Lender. He received 4,977 Registration Set llt cxplnlncrl. Is takrng mandamus action to Dernol'l'lltiC' votes to 11 ,589 for Gorsline G. Mennen Williams ...... ~.D77 Phillips point Pel r11 rt I hal r•ompPI ll~c sup!'! visms of .Iosco an? J 0,458 fat· Leaclley. actLtafly all nf 1111' t'lllh and gniiPr and Unad1fl,1 townships tn LrvlnH­ Hcpublicans had no contest for Vandals Entm· For School Vote lieutenant·govcrnor. C.larem·e A. Polishing Starts Ingham and Eaton work will lw dont• on l'il~· prop- slon '" usc til~ state ff.gucs to Mason School Democrats had no Pnntcsl!'l on er·ty. l!nll bfiUII'vard fiiiiiH'i'IY l'X- sprPad a huildl!rg and sJte funrl Reid was grven 1:3,1\lJi'l· lngham their county tlcltct. Arthur· W. On Merger Issue t~nrls only to till' 111sirfP PriJ~l' of tax. The suit also names the en­ votes. On Exhibits for Several younHslcrs, some of Jewett n[ Mason was nomfnatcc! On the Democratic ticket Gov· Plan Dedication, the .';irfel~all< Iiiii'. "If thai's flu• liiP Livi11gslon board of supervrs- them of good size, gained entry ns one of 1 he 2 coronr•r c·anrli· With one elc!'lion onl of the crnor Wiflinms went to bal for casc, then IIH• city slmnld pny for· ens o~s,a party: . . to the Mason school on Jefferson dal cs. He recclvPrl 3,841 votes. G. way Tuesday, Ill!' l'PI(Ist r.tllnn nil nf IIH' Pltrh and guiiPr," J>hil· The Strwkhrrtlgc sdtool thstr!Cl Philip A. !Iart, part owner of the Big County Fair Wednesday night. They clirnhed Of Waverly Road II. nurridgc of Lansing Is the dale for another• is t•nming up lips clmllcnJ~cd. c;.;tPIHis 1nto .Tacl,snn, Washtcnaw Detroit Tiger·s nnd Dclruil Lions. Inghnm's county fair is just 10 up nn the boiler room roof nnrl other candidate. Ilc got 3,11fi Friday of IICXI 11'1'!'1\, 'l'hr Pil'e· !Iart heat George S. Filzgeralrl Completion of ~ miles of Councflrnnrr Alton Stroud who anrl Li~ingstnn Cm~nl!cs as a rc­ ddys away. to the roof over the gii·J's shower votes. tfon, on thr. rncrgrng of I ill' Ma­ about 3 to l throughout tile state. Waverly road between MI. Hope flnnlfy sccondPrl the motion for· suit of merger.'; W!lhrn the past room. From there they entered a Chnmherlnin's hacl(ers clalml'd son, Alaiedon 'l'nwnshrp 1111il diS· That was about the way it was Farm youths anrl arlulls have and US·IG will gel ftrll dcrlicalor·y the city to pny :10'/t or tlH• r•osl, Ill 2 ycaq;. window high in the wnll over treatment Friday afternoon. strong Lansing support hut rnnsl lrwt and the Ilawlr•y 1111d \Vilsnn Jn Ingham. Hart received '1.~4:J already starter! brushing off their first t;,lid, "You 1·an'l owrlnok till' Hnpervisors o[ the 2 LivfnHslon first floor toilets. They dropped polllil'al prophets gave Younger districts of Vevay Is ."iCI for '!'uPs· lo 1,'115 for Fitzgerald, vromi fiwslncl<. pressinr~ their cfoll1ing Invited to he present al the fact tfrat the bCJUII•v:ml hr•auli· townships used tlw slate equal· from the window to a freshly thr. edge. Younger, seeking his day, August 21. nenl Del rorl law.ver. entries and polishing preserve culling of the rihhnn arc E:1lon fles the whoiP town :1s 11'1'11 :rs izr<1l fir;urcs in SJJrearling the painted floor. third nomination for prosecutor, P<~trrr:lt V. l\1r'Namara ran Jars for the approaching Ingham and Inglmm highway officials. Only school PIPPtor·s 11vmg Hall htHilevanl. I'd f1iw to s1•r. :r si'!Hiol opPI nl ing ta;.; of the Stock­ Pounly fair. Sehr.rlulcd to open Those who first entered then members of the roads anrl l'iliTied LansinH by less than 400 wflhln lhe present s!·boof district ngainst a dead man ftJr the Dem· opened a window in a corridor to nice houlcvanl. hut 1 f'rtit'l SP!' lmdge dJslricl but used the for 6 days beginning Monday, br·fdge~ commillecs of the super· votes but found tough going all will have to rrgistrr· fm· I hl' All· that the city should pnv the en· eounly cquallt.ed assessments in ocratic nomination fat• U. S. sen· let others get inln the huilrllng. thrnuHh the county Chamberlain ator, to oppose Senator llomcr August l G, aHrtcultural and home visors, Lansing city officials ami gust 21 voting, 11nrl lli£'Y won't ir tire cost of the project." sprPacling the building and site entries arc cxpcetcrl to be larger School offJCials could f1nrl nnlh· stale highway, officials. nirl: missing or seriously damaged Williamston, 150 In East LansfnH, During 1111' r•our:,e of lhe mPPI· than ever, according to Mrs. Although Waverly is a joint islrnlirm is ncr.rfr.d in Afnierlon or tax base means about $5,500 lo 3,761 votes tn Ingl1arn to l ,783 Thursrlay morning. Hnrl the same number in Leslie. lnH. Stroud offPrecl :l pen·Pntag(• Ethel Nichols of the extension <"ounly road between InHham anrl the Wilson m·JTawli',Y districts n~ the district. Il the slate frgurc cast for Moudy. Ser1.1tor Fergus· Police Chief Ralph IIall and Chamberlain carrier! Mason, splits. He rcwmmi'IHIPrl lllat IIJ(• oJTicc. Eaton and t hcrcforc classified as those distrlc·ls an~ not reg1str.1· '' used the property in the Liv­ on got 14,101 In Ingham. Lt. Versile Babcock of lhc sher· Tlunkcr Hill, Ingham, Leroy, city pay tl)(' entire c·osl of lin• a local roild, the new stretch lion distric·ts. Mason wasn't unlll ingston eounty part of the Stock­ Last·rninutc entries will un· Iff's staff were checking heel Lociw, Meridinn, 0 non rl a H a, curb aJHI guller '"' the islands doubtcdly boost the total over actually serves as a bypass a few months ago. and 25'/r of the r osl of I he• c·urh bridge sdwol distl'icl will have to marl(s and fingerprints at the Stnckhriclge, · Vevay, Williams· Peaches Are Ripening last year's record, she stated. around LansinH to the west. All In the Mason sl'!mof distJ•ir'l the and gLitter aroun•l the oUf(•r rim pay $;i,;i00 more than if the coun­ school building Thursday fore· town and the city of Mason. traffic £rom ~nut h nf VmsinH registration m11sl h(• nwde with of thi! boulcvnrrl Jlc also offPtHI ty figures arc L'sed. In Ingham orchards spared by Commercial exhibits, too, arc noon. Lilw Chnmherlaln, Parl building Is practically filled, Eddy carried LHnsinH township The mcrHcr vote is hein1: called first said, "We're hy·passing old Ingham's board of county can­ Saginaw, a hlg shopping center· he declared. hv :30 voles anrl in East Lansing on petition nf efpr·lor·s residing 111 residential mens which TCnlly vassers started Its work Wednes­ and rapid suburban development Pcc·Wce !{fng and his band the 2 candi•liilcs came out almost the 1 dlslnl•ls. Then• will he 2 need curb and gullrr worl< iust day forenoon. The 3 members of scnrl the traffic count up. will start off the grandstand en· ,..v,n: P~rker r::cttlng 799 to voting places, I lie M:tson school to tal(c cnrc nf nrislill'rnlie Hall the board go over the returns Enlon anrl Ingham counltr.s tertafnment Monday night with Eddy's 768. gym for elcelnrs of I he Mason boulevard." lie mr.nllonc!l Oke­ made by precinct clcclfon hoards hRVC inv,sterl ah()Lit $2~0,0()0 In 2 shows hegmnlng at 7:15 anrl rllstricl and lhP Alaicdon town mos, Colurnh1a anrl Ccrliil' strr.Pts and tabulate the vote totals. the 4 miles between the Grand SamiiPI .r. Tomlinson, wl1o lin· as areas that are being by­ 9:t!5. 'l'ucsrlay will be children's snr.cessfttlly sr.nr.rhl the nomina· !tall Ior elcl'lors or the J\laierlon .James B. Mcintee of Bunlwr river bridge al nlrl Waverly pari< lownRilip ttnll dislrif'l ;111rl of the passed. day. All school children will be and US-16 at the Capital airport. 1inn for shf'riff 2 years ~Hn. saw Tltll is chairman of the canvassing Wll~nn nnrl JTnwlr•y districts of Wflerlcn, who at f1rst rlrag::rf'rl admitted through the gate free his oul-l'mtnly ]C'nrl wilt befpt'<' board. The other 2 members arc Three miles of il Is bltuminou<; Vevay. Polls will be open from 7 his feet when il was su''~"csterl of charge and all midway rides 1111' I.ansinf! totals. The sheriff Mrs. Margaret Smith of Lansing concrete ami the other mile is In the morning unlit 8 at night. that lhc city rmy any pcrr•rnliif:P will be 9c. Scheel uled for Tues­ and Howard McCowan of Mason. ordinary blacktop finishf'rl with 10,!)23 to 4,346 for day's program are pony races, Votes arc east and l'ottnlcd of lhi! curh and 1-:11ller !'oct. was County Clerk C. Ross Hilliard is Only a mile of gravel surfacr his former deputy. ''P(litrillely In tile :J polling places. the onr. whn finally inlmrltl!'crl foot races, a pet parade and clerk nf the board. now remains h"lwccn US-I G and Tomlinsnn ra,.rfrvl Milson anrl the pi'Oposal that the city pay a sports events. The merger must lw approved by One of the brg jobs left to the Hnlt rnml on the Ingllnm·l"alon the townships tif i\lai,rlon, Aure· flat 50'ik Harness racing will be held Ponntv Jmr.. While the orw milr. i·, lius. Tinnkl'l' Tlill Tnr,lwm, T.Ps]ir both the Mason dislrkt and hy county clerk's staff is to talw off the 3 outlying dislril'ls. Baser! on llle t'OUIH il's rf'('flm­ Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs­ I he names of party delegates rcg;m\c(l as lrnr10rlnnt. the coun· Ononrfagn. his hnmr> tnwnshlll of mcndalions Monrlay nl)~hl. Coun· day nights beginning at 8 p. m. ly line improvement may sldp Vevnv. \VhPnln,rrJ JJnd Whltr> Jn ensr. the merg1•r is i!pprovcrl. .. chosen al Tuesday's primary. The an election will he cnl!ctl for an ty Drain Commissioner GPr:tltl The traclor-pullfnH <"ontest is delegates must be nolffied of their lhe next few mtlrs to reaeh liH' Oak .. Thai fell fi,fi77 short of I he south end, between Plnins rnnrl entire new school hun ref repre­ Graham will be asl,Pd to prepnrP scheduled for Wcclncsday artcr­ cleclfon al once because the coutl· Inial pilr.rl up hv R~rnes in Lnn· and Kinncvillc road. The Vr.l· senting the cntan.:cd district. an asse~smenl roll for I he curh noon with IIHht horses pulling ty convcnttons arc held next sinr.: and lhc suburban arcns. crans of Foreign Wars national Terms of school nffir'Pl'S in the ami gutter project. Thursday aflcmoon and heavy Wednesday and Thursday, the flf'pllhlir.nns without onposillon horne js localcrl in thai stretch present 4 dislrkls will aulorna­ Cllv Enginer.r Wnflcr· 7.immPr horses pulling Friday afternoon. Democrats on Wednesday and in l'ntllliY r•onleHis Hnrlthc vni!'S and draws mttr'h traffit•. tically expire. warnr!rl ll1e cottnf'il mrn I ha I IIH'Y A parade of 4-H, F. F. A. and lh"V werl': C. Ross ITII­ the Republicans on Thursday. The ncl'cs•,fly lo rrr1lnt'r thP rec~iverl were rnaltinH too mul'h nf a proh· open class livestock and projects li:lrrl, county clerk. 13,8R7; Mia nresent hrirlr,e across 1he Gnnvl lcrn out of the hottiPV- Cl• re i5 Party Delegat·es aside for usc of absent voters Bunlcer came to Ingham from Ironwood. Really, he returned senate were unopposed in their Alaicdon ...... 95 105 8[) 111"' 149 41 were more than enough for both own parties. The senatorial dis­ to Ingham for he's a native, from Bunlter stoclc of Bunker Hill. Aurelius ...... 55 68 50 77 103 Will Meet Here absent and t>rcscnt voters. De· trict Is made up of Ingham anrl City Sells Dump Bunfter Ilill ...... 21 18 11 28 21 J-11~ father is J. J. Bunlcer· of Lansing. That's where the new county spite. the sllm vole, the counting Livingston. Ingham Republicans Democratic and Republican Delhi ...... 217 376 2()[J librarian was born and where he toolc almost as long as normal. gave Senator Harry F. Hittle a 357 '.l02 delegates named at Tuesday's attended school. After gradual- and then. to the Ironwood city Mason's second ward counters total of 13,203. John L. Leighton Fo·r Dollar Bill Ingham ...... 76 46 12 82 93 primaries WJII meet In Mason ing from Lansing Eastern he en· and towhship library ns head li­ finished just at dawn. received 4,418 Democratic votes Lansing Twp...... 139 498 713 208 '.111 next wcel\ to name -. Mia Hell HttmjJhroy wns l'wo Legislators ·McNa1nara Will Keynqte Ilappelliltgs Ingham nnver luul n mqrr. ng· next with l:J,Gflfl fol' reglslel' of !Eugene w. !~vet·~·. tillll of Mr. ~ress!vn fii'OSO!!Utor thnn rnul dlmds, nne! Go nile! f.. C:l'!lhnm, c]l•nln l!lllllmlsslonm·, drew I ~.hR!J. Williamston pollee offlt•ers Ill'· Re-elect Crego nne! Mrs. Lnwrenc•e Every, wus Younger•, thnt'l:l certnln. And lf Win in Lansing tl1c! cnnvuss nmTnws llw l'llltnl rested gu!(enc .T. Bourmnn on n Siler! ff Bilrnos n fli!l' !wing ro· To'lr•,o;l c!!Hir!cl· HC!puhl!enns dn· AI · ']'LI!""IlitY'S-~ Jll'l!TIIII'Y nJen[JCill· '· ClllllmlsSIUI\CCJ II .HCI!IlllCilfetttet]llllt much more than It is tlwl nggreH· nominated 'l'twsdny hncl flll'liwt• 'drunlt driving chnrgn Snlttrdny. e!ilml not In dtangn llwll' l!nrll!l, Demo.cratic ·Convention· 'J'ho chnrge wns Inlet• rcduc•cd to for• c!lly cnnd!dates Lansing vol· in lhl! lll'lllY I'C!serve nt cnmmis· Hlvmwss might leud to 11 t•ceount. hnnot•s 1111'11~1 upon him Wl'dii<'H· mcltless d•·!v!ng to whii'IL Bmii'· c1rs hoth nominated unci elected sinning corcmon!Ps held ut Jo'nt·t. Nn man nnywhcre nvm· I'll· dny. He was eleeled Jlrr.s!di!nl of Tlwy ehoHI! I!H! !ncttmhrnls, Wll· ProphedrH that Ingh11m coun· Hnlph W. Crego 118 mnyor. Un· Cumplwll, Kcntuelridge Is spr.ndlng fi rlays In tlw tools. Ingham eolutiY .ln!l rather !hun Murn!ngh11m won t;econd wltlt or Mr. and Mrs. F'l'illtl~ H. Corset• wc•t'l! thrown nul hecuust• dwelt lion for !ltP 2 Dl'llllll'l'illlc nomina· While· lite CJO hull endorsed :i:ill. .Jcnldns und Murn!ngltail of Muson, was n par·tldpllnl in rnarlu: lrJsleud of crosses were On Tursduy ulrrilt Cnrl Anwny, lions for IIH• !Pglslnttlt'l'. Wii!sh Moody, they nrc now in the M1•· pay $1:1.00 fine nntl costs. Ifc pleaded not gullly before ,Justice w!!l have a rurL·niT In Novemhcr. the reeenlly·eompletcrl maneuvers use<·I Bn II ot !ns II 'Licl! nns P Ia !n Iy Zimmer road, Ins! tools nne! a l"l!l'l'iVI'd 2,HOO volt•s, and Ding· Nnmm·a camp. Wall f!nlslu•rllillrd nnd out of lha hold In soul hem Bavaria hy Ill!! set forth tilut only one side of n tnrpunlln from !tis trador nne! IVI'Ii got 2,:nt. Carl Peterson, chnirmnn of the of the Pence Hoy W. Adams Mon· mutwy w!llt :Jfl3. ·Mi·s. Nellie Blake !it h I nfan IL'Y Division's nth Heg· 1111 11 o1 may '·,e use1 I, nm I nft et· a II 'J'hl'l'l' \VIIS 110 t•on!PSl Oil c•JihCI' Jnglinrn Dcmocmllc com miLl ee, day on u cltnrge of being tll'lllllt huy balc!l•left in tile f!Pid. Tltii'VI'S und dlsordl!l'ly. In a justice coru•t was last with 200, !rnent. Talt!ng pl;wc during some the recounts It IHLt'dly seems nee· I il'lwl for Fl!l'Oilli d!HI!'if'l rl'jll'l'· rr.celVI!Il conf!t•mat!on Wedtwi· lDOJ( il fi[).fl, PJHlli'SS ht!JI, a C'J'riW· tl'lul Monday nflm•noon, ,T!tdf(l' i\IH'illll .r. Bc!eltcr, eighth wnt·cl nr the worst wealh!!r' Germany cssm·y to remurl< thul only slmlalll'l'. 'J'Iu• dlstril'l indudPs nil Llay tilnt Ml'I-Inmarn will deliVI'r nldet'tnllll and sutwrvlsor, wns re· has had In yent's, tile rnarwuwr· c!J'osses which lteep within the har, gr1•ase gun and WI'C!lll!ltes. th1! I'OlllliY nuiHidl' of tiH• dly and the main ;u.ldt'UHH ut MaHon next· 1Atlams found Robinson guilly. . . . . Robinson was also placed on pro· nominated, hut will h[lve opposl· rc:qu!red lnfnnlryrnPn to go for square are legal. Check marlts Kr.nJH!Ih Powell, l'ol'llet· of !loll townHiiip of Lansi11g. l(f'JH!hli· \VP.clttesrtuy night. The eorwt•ntlon lion in November. Hoyu\ Chet'I'Y long perinlls without food and nre not permitted. nnd Aidlln mads, I'CJiilt'led 1111' t•atiH l'l'lllllllillall•d .Tohn M<•Cttni! will be hrltl In tlw eireuit eourt l'ntrlel' \'. 1\Jc-Numlu'IL Ihnl!on for :l monllls. is I he rtmtJCI'·IIJl. Dcclwr got !i76 rc:;l. 'l'he ·purpose of the mnnettV· Congressman Kit Clardy will loss of sitoVI!Is, illllllllll'I'H IIIHI of I•:ast Liinsins{. TIP rpr•PIV<~Ii :., room, beginning al 8 o'cloc!c Hobinson is a!Ho charged with votes and Clwt•r·y poliPd ·107. Wil· et· was to lest the cornbal·l'etllli· hnve some fences to mend when o;;:; vot1•s. D<'lllll<'t'Hls nominiltr.d or tiLe i\utonwbl-le Wurlwrs of the !\legal possession . oi' liquor, rmntls and a I'IIIIVIIH from a nPw Born in Wc!YtnOllth, Mnss.,Mc· lanl .T . .Tacovak and Morris M. ness of the. unit under reallsl!e IlP re 1urns r·rom Was !t I ng t on. II· e IIi~ Lloyd l'nrr of I•::J:il Lansing. lie Amcrl"a when the union was set He pleu(led guilty to the chnr·ge l house he Is IHiildlng. lm;:; oc· Namnra has iong bern active ln Gu!dslcln finished third and fighting conditions. Corser, a received ·1 ,a·ll votes Jess limn cmrell Tuesday night, too, got :t ,:J.f:l votrs. lahnr an1l political affairs in De· UJl under NHA. Dtn·!ng World when tulwn before Judge Adams fourth. Jeep driver in the Jsl Balliilion Senator Ferguson in Ingham and troll. For :tH years he has !wen War Jl he served as area rent eli· Monday and was given choice of There were primary contests IJeadqunrtcrs en., entered the 3fl:1 Jess llwn Harry Hittle, can· Jli'I'Sident nf the Pipe l~!tters Wl· reetor. lie wn;; a member of the paying fine and costs of $15 or in only the third und eighth of nrmy in Mny of .lfl:i:J nnd arr·lved didntc for slate Benntor. Clardy ion. !Te is sail's mnnnro:cr anrl Detroit elty council and Is now a spending G clays in jnll. Robinson Lnm;ing's 8 wards. The other oven:em; lnsl Dccemhct•. may need those missing votes in vlce:prPsident nf Stanlcy-Carler member or lim Detroit board of will be in jail until F'riday on the ward contests will be sclllcd in · Novcmbe1·. Co., n D1~trnil eonlral'lin!l, firm. ecluc•nl inn. McNamnt'll, 59, hns 2 first charge. Tf tile flnl' for IIH! II· November. Waller C. llinldc, FN, relunwcl Where there nrc no contests He wns the flr~t state prcslclent children and 8 grnmlehlldren. Jcgu\ possession of liquor isn't to 1_1is nnvnl hase nl Norfnllt, Vir· mnny people don't vote. There ------paid by then, he will continue nl ginli1, Wednesday alter a G· were ·1~,820 votes cast for pros· in the J05•1 "Share the Fun Fesll· the jail !or· the oilier G days. months cru!~e aboard the USS ecutm·, 15,283 for sheriff and val" program. State troopers arrested Gcr· Schoolboy Tearns Rnndolp~l In th.e Medllorranenn 14,7•12 for treasurer. On non· An Open Letter to Arthritic and Rheumatic Ingham 4-H'.ers Other evening entertainment harclt: HeeBe of Knlamazoo Mon· area. Hmltle wtll attend metal· contested county oft'lces the high inrluclcs the general a8sernbly day for drunlt driving. Tal,cn he· smllh school under the Naval · Sufferers. anll the annual dress revue. All fore ,Justice of the Peace .T. .T. Play for Title Staff School Command at Nor· Anticipate Show Hichnrds Tuesday, Reese plcade1.l follt for lite next 12 weelts. of the stfltc show is free nnd Ingham county junior bnseball weather I wanf. to glv•~ my tPslimnny in l'l'gtu•tl to mu• ot' 1111• mo.~t. guilty. The judge assessed him Looking forwnrd to the climax open to the public. . players converged on Stockbridge Inglnun county was fnvorc1l \VnrulPI'fnl nu•ill!•luPs I 1'\'l'l' hl'llt'tl of. Its l'lll'·L'<'tll'hinv; ••fl'Pds of the ymt·'s nct!vllir.s at the Inghmn county will select top a fine of $50.00 ami I'OSts o [ $•l.D0 last weelt end and will be pointing­ plus 30 days in jail. Heese also with exceptional growing wealh· und lwJU•fils, in llllll'l' WILys than lllll', 111'1' truly mil'lii'Ulou~. 39th annunl slate H-1 club show exhibit~ at the county fait· to for Stockbridge again Saturday Second Gtwssing pleaded ·guilty to driving on nn er for crops cl ur!ng the past weelt. for I luul t.ril•d 1'\'t•r·ything·. I luul 1111id out huruh'l'tl:i ot' tlollurs are 60,000 memtwrs throughnut. compete Jn this event. night. The warm, bright days and cool expired license for which an as· without. gL•tllns~ uny lli'IJI whul so "''''''· Michigan. 'rills !nr~lucles approxl· An Ingham county league On the Election nights were both comfortable mnte!y l,:lOO frnm Ingham coun· sessment of $15.00 plus $•t.ao was of teams from the out-county Some politicians lay Prosr.cu· and delightful for people, too. l'11in wus wral!llinl:" my whol1~ hndy. 1\ly luH'I'S unil IPgs ty. levied. If the fines ami costs nre area look to the field this sum· tor Paul C. Younger's apparent Showers amounted to .53 inches Wl'l'e swoll••n twit•e tlwil· IHH'Illnl sizl', :'ilt•et• lind h•rt. n11•. I 'The show i!': scheduled for Au· not pnlcl Rees.e must serve an ad· mer. The county tournament is defeat to the bingo issue. Others during the weelt, falling Thurs· had l'l'ndwd tht• Jlohtt wht•t'l' tlu• only 1ltin1;· to do wus to ampu· gust 31 through ScJJlemher· 3 on d!l!onal 40 days. being played off over ut Stadt· clu!m it was the hassle over the clay, F'r!day and Tuesday. tate lo gl'l r·id ol' tltll lt•nihll' puiu I sufl't•rt•il uig·ht aud 11ny. the Michigan Stale college camp· Judge Richards explained that bridge, under the lights. Average temperature for the inquest into the tlealh a[ Mrs. 'l'h•·n I l'l•tul 1m urliel1• in tlu• JIUJH't' uhnul lh1• wondt•t•t'ul . us according to M. II. Avery, he craclted down on Reese be· Teams in the tourney are Ma· wee!> was 71, in comparison with Viola Miers of Leslie. Some Ma· lii'IJI JH'opl!• Wl'I'P. g1•(1ing hy tlu• llSI' ot' S'I'Ait IWEUMt\N'J'IC Ingham county ·HI club agent. cause of n long record of viola· son, Dansville, Williamston, Les· son people sny they switched to 74 for the same week last year. 1 A. G. Kettunen, slate •HI club tions. Ir1 passing sentence the lie, Ol~emos and Stockbridge. Chamberlain because of Young· Temperatures for the weelt, as SOLVJ•:N'l'. leader, will direct this year's judge said, "It is a wondet• you In the first hraclwt of the or's involvement with the hol·rod recorded at the Mason sewage show. More than 2,200 finalists have not 1<1\led yourself or olh· tournament Okemos came oul on llefm•" I hnd finislwd my first. treutnll'ul. of It all Jlllill had issue. More lil,ely Younger's disposal plant, were: l1•ft. me. lily lll'r\'l's hud Sl'tlll'd down. 'I'h1• sw•·lllnr: und sore· are cxpeded to go the Michigan ' ers. Have you ever thought of top. The Chiefs bent Dansville main troubles werP in Lansing, Min. Max. State college to participate in the tnltlng treatment for the Jiq uor and toolt a forfeit from Williams· caused by strife among the legal July 29 ...... 62 84 IJffis had gmw tuul I shlp( lilw u ehild. 4-dny statewide competition. habit?" The answer was In the ton to move into the Saturday profession. For G years at least July 30 ...... 68 92 My 1•yesig·ht. hus ulso hl'tm gr·eu1ly hnpr·ovt•d IH'I!UIIHe of These finalists w!ll exhibit, negative. night finals. there have been strong pro· July 31 ...... 53 82 thhJ remurlmhle llll'tlkine. demonstrate nnd judge in more On Wednesday Fred Knuffman In the other bracket Mason Younger and anti-Younger fac· August 1 ...... 52 81 of Lansing pleaded guilty to be· 1han 500 elnsses and divisions, drew a bye. Thursday night at tions. Some of the antis were ac· August 2 ...... 64 81 Cull me at. tltl·Ji'·31 Wchher\'illl•. I wouhl lilw to tell yon '!'hey will be vying for paris of ing drunk and disorderly. He was 7:30 Dr. Pnuley's team of 14 to live in their support of Chamber· August 3 ...... 54 78 round in a drunl,en stupor on what. il; did fm"IIW ami two of my nPig·hhtH' huli••s-uml whut the $17,000 in premiums and I 17-yeur-olds will take on Leslie, lain. Most of the pms were con· August •1 ...... 59 83 11. will do fnr yon it' giW'Il 11 l'uir t rinl. I hope I hat. e\'eryonc awards set up mostly by the private property at .Tones In!((!, which ran over Stockbridge 23·2 !itlenl their scrappy Paul would August 5 ...... 67 who hus arthritis or r·heumutism of any !lind will wr·illl FIU~D Michigan department of agricul· stale troopers said. Judge Rich· Sunday. The winner of Thursday win without their l!elp. Younger ,J, DOWm•:, lllnson, 1\liehignn, Unuh~ I, di!ilrihnlor. ture. B!.lsincs8 firms 1111d organ!· ards checked l(nuffman's record night's game will meet Oltemos !mew by last weclt end that he You cannot dream yourself into zatlons al~o. furnish some of the and found that It was his 31st ar· at 8 o'clock Saturday night. needed help, but there was not a character; you must hammer lURS. 'l'OM NJo:\V'l'ON, Wehhei'Villc prize money. rest on chnrges ranging from To the winner will go n 3·ft. enough time remainlng to perfect and forge one for yourself. drunltenness and drunk driving. A· lion's shnre of the honor w!ll bronze trophy. an[~rganization which could cope Froude. go to the 2 boys ancl 2 g!I·Js. who l Davis Is too Much for You ... Cake Mix Funeral services will be held J. B. Dean BAKED BEANS lb 20c g'!vcn the choice of paying $15 or al the Ball-Dunn funeral home ' spending 5 days in jail .. Both nrc Rlclunli Demlow l pkg. 59c CI~CK ROAST Ib SOc in the county jail. S~turdny afternoon at 2 o'cloolt Glen Dunn M~t·tln Mauer p.nd Peter_Maur· wtth burial In Map~e Grove. Rev. Don Edgington ~ GROUND BEEF lb S9c i!l' brothers of I.::.ansing pleaded Roy Mumnu, pastol of the Mason llm·b Fox .; Kooi·Aid g~llty to .. ch~rges of .. beh;g drunl~ Ch_urch of the Nazarene, will of·[ ,Jim Glotta ·, ROUND. STEAK lb 59c ourfavorite Frunlt G nel'l'lero CallY when they appeared before Judge' ------ficmte. SIRLOIN: STEAK. lb 59c Adams over the weelt end. They Charles Symmonds, St. Johns, n. G,·· llenson 6:;pkg.·:l3c I ' ' ' each paid ~12 nnd were placed on passing on yellow line, $5. A•·thur W. Jewett probation for 30 days. Orvi\le Powers, Hlllsdale, fall· Emery Jewett Bulk Kernle Mullins of Stocltbt•idge lng to heed stop sign, $6. Dr. D. R. Lethbridge· FARl\IER f.EE'l"S. . paid $12 costs and wns placed on Arthur Rooney, Harbor Beach Jlemy Mentluuw . Jlowaml McCowan . SMOKED .PICN:IC lb 45e probation for 2 years nfter he passing on yellow line, $5. ' Kiwanian' . . ' Nowl Vinegar pleaded guilty to a charge of non· James sexton Lansing rtln· Raymond 1'\lcLean lb 69c Laur~nce Pat•kcr BUTTER; support, In Judge Adams' court nlng stop sign, $4. ' Dr. 0. 1\eltll Pauley He'll be at your place within minutes to ... 2oc· Monday. . Dorothy Eberhard, Oltemos, 1 5.5c gal. BANANAS . .,2 ~b Traffic tickets, reported settled speeding, $13. Ray Perkins .. lu Adams court this wee!< Forrest Mullins, Stocltb.rldge, AI Rlw pick up what you don't want. Don't put Judg~ Lowell Robinson are: ; · driving without an operator's Jl. Jlowat·d· Seibert Myron Merrlll, DeWitt, speed· cense,. 3 days in jnll. up with all that clutter .in your attic, Jim Stoolo . :Ji7r•· : lng, $8. Claude Taylor, Lansing, drlv· Wi.r , .,. .Da.rrell.'s .... Food .. ·Market Bill Thorburn ' . garage or living room -:- ·. John, Gorman,· Jncltson; speed· lng on an expired license and aJ. · .A D. Lee Ware Qu~ttir s~~~- ~~ ~t.~. :~.ocatcci tnllles·~e&t ~~ ~n lng, $10.. . . . lowing n non-licensed mlno::- to Ben Weaver · · . .. Oft Colum~ ~:: OpeJ\.8 a.m. nnttl.8 p;;n,). d~~.and. nntll • ·Harry Yanke, Lansing, speed· drive, $2. · Walter Zlmmer . 9 p. m •.-Frldays• Pho1111 8001, Stop lJi uitd ret .Yo~ Qnallt¥ tnr, $8. . I • Hallie Houston, Lansing, drlv~l c· II K. . I , :Quiz l!llltepoo. · · · .·.Gale F. Jefferies, Laingsburg, ing without an operator's license, a a iwan1an • .•peed~ng, $~., . . . · . $3. . . . . · •------~---~------~-.;..----~--1!!!!!!~--...1 ANNIVERSARY DINNER '' Women Meet to .lVew .Arrivals ILinen Shower Mrs. Norwood B\l~h and rlllllJl'h· A daur:hter, Knthleen Ann, was G' f 'd ter, Janice, Wl!re enterlnlned Sun· anJ Penonab Taf an d Ch after born ln M1·, tlllrl Mrs, Stnnlcy JVen rJ ay l111y nl n fnmlly hlt·lhrtny nnn!ver· Social sary dinner hy lmr rmr1•nts, Mr. F'nyc of Slnel•brldgc ,July 28, nl ~ ...... nnrl Mrs. ,John Potter. 'rhoM I' 'I'll!! Tnt nnd Cltnl!ut• club llH'I l!'oole lio~pllnl, .Jat:ll~on. For Helen Wt'ley SUHPRISE PARTY GIVEN' rhtn•srlny nt L;OO for a lawn pm·· Mr, nnrl Mrs. J~nrl Whipp!!! of present were Mr·. unci Mrs. Nor· Mr. unrl Mrs. L!!sllc Pulm!!r en· ly al llic home of Mrs. Minnie Grnvenburg nrc lhe parents of a wood Bush unci Jumlly of Chel· The Good Ole Summertime Shower at Hall Sue 13ergcon entcrtalncrl Ft·l· sen, Mr. 11ncl Mrs. Alvn Cnmphell tcrlaincrl at a ~urprisc pl<'nic Cnllril\lllii, lo hJll'tHI :-;r•wt'iil WP<'ks willt 1lil'it• :;on-in-law gcon WIIS ns:;lstod hy her ~Isler· Mr. and Mrs. Chnrles Lod<1vood orlte. Gttcsls lnclttclecl Mt•, and Mrs. Ollie Clipper, Mrs. ,Jean of WhPIIllieltl Ill'!! tin• parents of I nnd family and Mr. nnd Mrs. Dale ilird rl:lltt;lilr•t·, 1\olr•. llltd 1111'S. J liii'I'Y 13alrved In till' guP~Is son, was IHII'II Augusl 2 at the mollwr of lite brlrle·elect; Nan· wus gue~l of honot• at a buffet 1\lt· . .ttul lVli'S. Wt•.ty Welsh ami Mr. ami Ml's. Cluu·les Wel::;h Tltlrly-nlnc members of the lry the IHJslesses, Mrs. Francis Jo'ifly IoLII' lni:Imm connly •I II Mason Gettet·al ltospllal. cy Weaver, Mt·s. Thomas Shoe· luncheon Saturday afternoon nnd <~tHI s1111 n•ll!t'IH'd illlllll' Sunday ln11n a :.!-weel>s v:tcalion. At net•hard!,tcln family met Snnrlay, Coffey, Mrs. Belly I~ardeen, Mrs. l'nnlet.lartiH will go to Midtlgan Mr. anrl Mrs. Albert ShafTer malwt•, Mrs. Tracy IInlscy nnd nt n ldlcltr:>n shower Wednesday .fnly 2fi, nl the home of Mr. and M·•r·jrJt'it• S""tn~rJtl lltlcl Mr·s ~:talc colleJ•,e ncxl 'l'lilll'Hriay nnrl llawrltill, Ma:;:,ll'llltscl'11:;, lltey visiiPd Mt·. and Mr:;. Geol'J~C • . · • "' ~ · are the pan•nls of a dnughtc•r, Mrs .•John SwnnHon of Lansing, evening. Miss Urown will become D[ly Jo'rlrlny In c•omjwle iu the HI JVirJIII'I'l'i'i, :trid boll\' of[H•t' J!Uill!S or iltlet'l!:il i[ll'UUghoUl the Mrs. LPP GPrimrrlslcln of llw llrll ce ' • Drohra LeP, horn .July :11, at the Mr~. James C;lllrldcr of East Lan· the hrlrlc of Gerll'ge Bauer n! !Icrrlcl• district. • • ~ rllslrid <'OIIIPsl. 'l'up plndng win· ~lng, Marty Thol'ltlon nf Cllfm· Adrian August 28. [•:; IS I. lners in the rovronts sl'itrorlui<•rl at Masrlll Gl•ncnll hospilal. Mrs. JVIt :;. Frrt11k Zillllllt't'lllrtn or D:tyl on a Beach, Flnl'irla, and The oiriesl mmnhr.r prr.r;cnl was ShafTer is the former Joyce Mol'· gu anrl 1\lt·s. IIow:ml Singh, Mrs. Mrs. !•'rani\ I•:vnns was hostess Mrs. Armlldn Mldwlson of Sas· llhc l'ollt•J:e will rclurn for lhe luclt. Jacl< D:tvls, Caroline IJt·own, Mt·s. ~lr. r1ntll\'lrs. B. II tl Zilllllll'l'lllllll or Birmingham were Su11day 0 es ter Ies Have to IL 1 o'clocll hulfel luncheon nt lwl<•hewan, Carmela, 71 yPnrs of 5lalc •l·II show August 31. Mr. ami Mrs. Lloyrl nteh have James Al'lnstronj~. Donna netch· r·,llt':->is oi l\1t' .• 11rd 1\'lt·s. 1\. II.. Znnmel'mnn. ' ' ' J•:dwin Gl'ir­ hm· home Snlurrluy. Mt·s . .Tnmes age. Sltr. and lwr slslcr, Mrs. LPr. I Cnnll'sls anrl conlestanls who a son, G1egnry Allan, horn Au· cr, Mrs. Paul Murlgr•lt, Jr., Mrs. CnltrlriPr of l~ast Lnnslng nsslsted lilr rtl !':11'1\ lttd'~"• lllilloi~:, 1\':rs a wt•l'k end house gllei-iL or Mt·. Get·imrrlslcln. barl not seen e:l!'h Company Party will PfltnJ!Pie are as follows: Jo'rrurl gust :.l, at Mnson Gerwral hnspltal. Hohert Ware, Mr~. Dale Bullen .ts en-hostess. Bouquets of white and Mt·.~. ll:ti'l'ts lllllil•tJ. Ml'. c:rifrin, lVII', and Mrs. Slttart other fot• 21 ycat•s. '!'he yonngt•st Jli'!'Jlill'alion-- Grll<'e llailey, Slotl\· A daUJlhlet' was horn to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Clarl•, Jr. giarlloll lhrrntJ~h the house set·verl memher Jli'Psenl was Kathy Jo l:tlili'lr 111111 filtllily or l\alallliiZII(I lllld Mt·. and Mrs. E. A. Mr. anrl .Mrs. Lawr••m•ro OP::· bridge; J[pJen Wall• lt:.ttllll't' 1\'t't'<' S11ndny r~tt<•sl:; :tl tile J\ullen home. ' ~ • llohrlr., 7 weei.· Ealon !Utplrls. Jo'nod prPservalion Ruth Canute Is New Brown, mother of the bride-elect, Itri'IH'd llllllll' Tlnmalay allt•t'llltOI! arter a :2-weteb; visit with Mrs. Mllrircd Bauet· of Adrian, Saslmi<'IIPWan, Canada, Mr. nnd Gw•sls of llu• (JPSIPr'if'S \Vf'l'l' --Agnes Howe and ,TI•an Lovette IH'I' lltnllH•r·, Mr~:. ,\i~tu•:: Clll~sdtll. ' '' • Mr. and Mrs. M. C. w G If Auxiliary President mother of the fulut•e bridegroom, Mts. Chet Yocum unrl Lena Lane !\It·. and J\lr~. !lay l'erldns ~IIIli Mason; and ,Tunir'e Miller•, JJur:;h:; omen 0 ers C:tlli[llo<'ll ol IYJcolllpili:-;, Tc•tflli'Sst•e, and Mt'i'i. Rose Bullet· or f•trnlly Mr ·tncl Mr~ hnws hr01 Mr:,, Hut11 Canute nf Mason Is Mn;. llussell Bmwn or New Yorlc of Jllinois and Mr. and Mrs. Ber· ' , , . • . · '. , : ·. •' ·,. ,• · Wagner ami .Juan Up ion, Wil· •, ll.\l'tslllnt:, 'i'<'llllt'c:c.t't', spent Saturday night wilh Mr::;. n!e Burling of Chchansl', Illinois. mer •• r.lll f,,_mtl:t' Mr. dlHI _Mrs. Ll· IIams ton. Clnllllng- Diam~ Fe I· A G f I he new preslcicnl of the Buell· City, Miss Gertrude Ludwlcl( anrl Clt;lt[r•s ].'. St•r•lt•y, St•. GuPsls were pn•scnl frnm WPh· ~nPI' Sr.,·~wlJPI~l anr~ f.:~n.uly, ~r·. ion, Slncl!ill'icige; Lois Kuiues, re uests 0 Hcasoncr Post No. 2:Jtl American 1\h·s. Vera Evans of Lansing, Mrs. l\11tlt:tnH'ri 1-:.utuo of B:tlmtin, Pel'sian Gulf, :;punt the hl'rvlll!!, J~owlervillc, Williamston, •tnd Mt ... Mil.tn W.tl!t rlnd Lim· !Joil· Je·ln B·tkcr I ·ii. , li !Legion Auxiliary at Iloll. '!'he Harold Iluli of Chlcngo, Mrs . 11 1\'<'t•k t'tHI :ts IIH• u,ttc•:-;1 rtl l\llt•. and Mrs. J{m:sell M. Bt·own of Wayne and Toledo. Ohio. lly Mt· 'lltrl Mrs hmes Ann ' ' ' ' ' ,es c, ' r Oth Cl b 1!!5•1·55 officers were installed Hlll'hl Kruse or Lllehflcld, nml ajl Ill J(c slr:ong, Ci;lrenr·~ ll~Jl·[;all, ~1r. unri Joyce Mdrlrir·n, Williamston. Wedncsrluy night al lhc home of Mrs. V. J. !3town, Mbs Dorothy N•w Y111'k C'tly al llH• IHJl!ll' ol Mr. nrown':; pm·ents, Mr. and er u s Mrs. Merle !';wan :11Hl M1·. mHI Duiry-,Joyl'C Wilsrllt, Richard Mrs. Marguerite Marks, new Brown, Mrs. l~tchard Drown, Mrs. 1111':,. \'.,I. l :t·owtl. TIH• Kanno family is engaged in the :-;hip­ Mrs. Jlarry King nf LP::Iie and Wheeler and Pete Lovelle, Ma· The Mason Women's Golf cluh first vice-president. .Jim llrown, Mrs. Roger I in Williamslnn. Mrs. ~Irs. James Hulett wr_ll l!ntcr· \Basil Adams ami Mrs. E. D. Barr the fair. The float commiltce New tam the Rebekah Colerw Mon· attended from Mason. gave a rl!port on the pt·ogress of and Pools 1fJ Off day, August 9, aL 8 o'clock. Mrs. , ,, ,, the flo.t l plans. On August 9, there will he a David Stone Will serve as co· Mrs. Allcl! Sltnri

10 wortl~ fm• iiOe; mwh .ndditionnl wor!l is lc extra; I~ARMALL F-12 tractor for snle,l Canadian Register STUD F. BAKE 11-1!J.I7 1-door r.ltL~sititHI dlsJIIay, !He nn inch. Wcclncsclay afternoon with c!ulllvatrn·, 11x3R ruhher· St urh!lml ae es, ae ap a> e o mos service department ancl nrc in Sunray, $•10; small Estate Heat­ furniture. Sec our display nt 15 •months old, well llllill, in I one1 ers, 7 ft·. nng Ie II> ad c. AI so field. Will bale ami sell for 25c corn ami milk fed, alive_ or models. Tudors, Fordors and good condition. rnla, $10; and Fnirhnnks-Morse one used loader. Dave or Dorn per bale. Otis Montaven, 2320 dressed. Mrs .George Elllson, club coupes. Fords, Chcvrolcts Whitmnn's Lawn Furniture good condition. Also 2-ycar-old - Phillips roar!, phone Mason 9G05. We are really giving r;ood deals refrigerator, $25. Mrs. Emily Sales, one mile cast o[ East Lan· Gucmsey he! fer· nne! 3-ycar-old Diehl, P1 lone Dansvr 11 e 2172 or w phone Mason 2-G461. 30wtf 1 and Plymouths. at our Holl lot anrl we invite Wright, 328 Easl Ash, phone 31 1 sin!l' on US-:tG. 24wtf Hereford eow, hig. 3722 E. Cava- 2G31. llwtf ______FOI1D-1!l48 deltrxc Fordor. you to visit us nncl sec for your-,2-z.tll Mason. 31wlp nmrgh road. Phone Lansing ED- COMBINES-2 combines, Allis- BALED HAY-Mixed hny, clover Light grey finish. Radio· nml seH the many outstanding ---- · - REI~IUGEHATOR- 10 cu. it. re. Strawberries heater. values we nrc offering yon. FOR SALE-15 cu. ft. Revco 1 .frigcrntor with ,15-Jb freezer 7-7G:i1. 30w3 Chalmers GO nnd Intcr-nntionall hay and alfalfa hay. w_ ill tie- PONTIACS-1947 models. Two tn ----- 42, hath in excellent condition. liver. $22.50 per ton. Hoy D. Don­ Here are a fevv deep frCC7.C. Used only one I chest. Loo](S hrand new, In ex- SHEEP-70 Corriednlc ewes, 20 Ymrr choiec. R. J. Klies, 1428 Col- aid, second farm south of Aurc- 30-lh cans for your freezer choose from. A bnrgnln. month. New July 1. $27:1. Moving cellrnl condition, $125. Also f.i cu. 1951 CHEVHOLET-1-ton with long distance, must se_ll by Sal- ft. Frigidaire, will sell for $35. "' Corricrlaif'Hampshire rnms, ewes. 200 3\Nhitc registerccl Rocl< lege road, Lansing, phone Lan-~lius Center, phone 3203 Aurelius. Lesli'e Foocl Locker· new 10-ft. platiorm. In excel­ exampleS! pullets. Alvin Launstcin, 2205 sing ED-7-7701. 30w2 3lw2 lent condition. 1950 PLYMOUTH_ 2-door. Rndi_o.,tmlay._ Clarence N_nrrrs, phone Very gm><~ rcns~n for selling. 1949 DODGE-1-ton pickup. Heat­ heater, shiny hlacl' finish. Ma- Dnnsvrllc 2572. 3lwl Call Dansvrlle 248;J, Cnll any~l{~ei Zimmer roarl. Williamston. THACTOR- Minneapolis-Moline I BALED CLOVER HAY for sale. Phone Leslie 5361 chanically A-1. Special one V 31wlp tractor, lil

Trailers

SPONGE RUBBER-Fonm, !l!lc lb. Plastic uplwlslery mnte1wl, [i4 Inches Wide, all colors fl!lc yard. Save at PX stores, Mason, Charlotte, Lnnsmg, next to Capi· tot theatre, and 311 E. Gmnd River, Nm th Lansmg. 2.3wlf TENTS-Wall tents, $22 [)5 up, umbrella tents, $22.9[) up, jlttp tents, cots, steeping bags, arr mat­ tresses, m my blnnlwts, comp!elc cnmpmg and sports supplies imr! PUPS for sale Springer anrl Imported long range binoculars. Ummel C.nl ITilf', 'lJoll Mooclwl Save at P. X storr•s, Mason, road, phone ~-F 12 Stocklmdgr. Charlolle, Lansmg e.nd 311 E. 30w2p Grand River, North Lansing. BLACK COCKER PUPPIES f;.;-r I ~3wtf sale, 5 WC!el\s old Mrs.• Tessie FLY RODS-$'i !l!i up. Co~pl~tc Taylor, phone Mason 2 0401 afler l!ne of 1ods, reels, nels, mmnow 4:30 P m 30w2 huclcets !Jalts, hoolcs, lmr.s, etc. __A_R_A_I-;"'"''1'"' - 3- ----t Save nt P X. stores, Mason, P '"''''" ·'--: 1. n1 JY p.na.\ee1 s Cbatlotte, Lansmg ami 311 E. nil colors, 1m es and normals Gmnd River North Lansing cages seeds and supplies Closed ' 23wlf Sumln) s Rro~lt,Jin's 13itd Shoppc ' Block Laying ltouscworl{ loshe, on US 127, time! house rlmmg- r!,1y IV"nted b}' 12 ycar­ BERRY BASKETS e.F.t of 1.1111 o.ul. Phone Leslie Cement wmk, masonry rcpnrr olrl Phone Mason 21•1Gl. Sharon J00-$1 90 5081. 31wl7p also Lnmpl1cre 31w1 ----·----· 500-$9.00 Bn rn hu Ildmg, warehouse DOGS-P~elc your own English nnd 131G Masou Street (on M·30l consttuctJOn, cmpenler· work WANTED-Mat uro woman on or Pomter 01 Set ler pup pres and BERRY CRATES Dansville - Phone 2291 Free esllmntos he foro September 1, Ior care or , pay me what you thmk they arc Completc-8!ic each 31wl elderly J,trly, somi-mvalld, nnd wor·t!J Cm I Dar 1ow, 1 mile north We buy nnd sell be£!s wax W. C. Charland WANTED TO BUY-100 Holsloln llglit housework No wnsltings. nncl \Ia mile cast of Amehus Cen . .. . Phone 4·5091 Holt cows nnd lteifcts rlLto August IIushnnd and wife employed, one ter. Phone AmehtiS 3821 or Ma·l ami September Gem ge Webber, I son 111 JUilllll l11gh school. Live son 4•183 31w1 Anderson Bee Howell. Phone 25fl Howell. 111 !i dnys per .woelt, week ends ELECTRICIAN WORK gum·an· 3lwl olf If desnod. Mrs Crmr;hton C. EIGIIT COLLIE Jltipples for sale, & Farm Supply l£!cc1. John Swlft Phone Mason Her 1<, 483fl West IIolt road, phone mother boulerlmo, 8 weelcs 28681. 30w2 WANTED TO TRADE, even-up IIolt 4·3~37. 31 wtf old. Pnlricin Campllell, 539 N. 965 Grovenburg Road electric range for gas range. Mcmlran roar!, Mason, phone Ma· Phone OITO 3G31 GRAVEL HAULING !Jy Mnson Home Appliance., 120 W. FAHM JOB-Mnrrlcd man de· son 2 327!l 31 wl A ml£!rson and Sons of :'rfaple, phone 2·5911. 12wt/ s1res stf'nrly Jm 111 )Oh EX· VIlle. Call Dnnsv!lte 2363. per wncccl m general f::trming. ENGLISH POINTER-3 years WANT AN ENCYCLOPEDIA for WORK WANTED- Bullclo~mg, Phone Dansv11le 2•10J. 31w1p old, re,:(Jstet Prl Also one blond $2.4!l? Two better ones sllgh tly bnc1t hoe drnglrnr., land cleat'· -----··----.. Cocker Spnme!. Both goml bncl higher Roy W Aclnms, over your tnof repaired nncl tarred ing, grading, !Jnclt filling Wilham clogs One coon hound, blad< :mel Shimmin Drug, phone 56G1 Mn ca11 Leo IIawi old farm ma· tntcl{ plclnng up eggs once a sand and blnek dirt; also trench 27wtf chlnery. Write Charles Mu111ns, weeit. If you are Interested In a Dick Smith GARDENS ROTO TILLED-Sat· Dans\lllle or call 3344 Dansville. better marltet for eggs call or see and septic tank drgglng, light lsfnotlon guaranteed. By the bulldozing. Francis Slusser, Ma· LO ACRES with good 4·room 21wtf Fred Ruthig Leslie 5203, Arthur house, bath, basement, gas, job or hour. Very reasonable. For Deyo Mnson 2·5901 or the truck· son Gravel Co., phone 4104 Mn FURNACES CLEANED-$7 and demonstration call at 325 Ran· son. 9w8ptl lights, hot water, oil heat, large RIDING HORSE WANTED to er, Lloyd Hayhoe Mason 2·4912. garage. South of Mason. Phone up Also new smo]{e pipe. 011, dolph street, Mason. Phone 5G51 rent. Write John Warner, 53wtf gas or coal furnace. Call collect Mason 4900. Swtt Mason. 18wtf Route 3, Leslie. 30w2 SAFES - All makes, types and 4·2501 Eaton Rnplds. House· 1 sizes. Bought, sold, opened nnd holder Heating Co. 19wtf repaired. Vault doors, money T R U C KIN G - LOUtlenslager WANTED TO RENT-House or chests, steel deslts, filing cabinets trucking service, Junk p!cke~ apartment for couple hnvlng 2 POLIO INSURANCE- Includes up regularly or any other time. chlldren. Wnnted ln or near Holt and Just·rlte chairs and stools. Enecephulltls,. S~arlct Fever, Phone Mason 2·2843. Please makt or Mason. Prefer country. Phone More· Tear gas insta11ed and comblna· Diphtheria, Menmg,tls, Smallpox, enlls before 9 n. m. or after 3 Eaton Rapids 4·3572. 31wl tlon service. Murphy Safe Co., HOUSE-Good 7-room basement Leultemla, Tetanus, Rabies. Hus· p M 33wtf 2622 Cedar road, Lansing, Mlch· house and 5 acres land. First band, wife and uti children, 3 -·--·------­ igan. Located % mile south of house on Murray road, just off months to 18 years. Only $13 per RUBBISH AND ASHES hauled Intersection on US· Catholic Church road. Cisco year. Jewett Insurance Agency, away. Six bushels for $1.00 and 127 or 1 mile north of Holt., Craft, Route 1, Stockbridge. 551 w. Maple, phone 5511 Mason. rubbish drums for sale. Phone Phone Holt 43241. 23wtt 28wtf 30~· Mason 2·4831. 26wU I APARTMENT- 3room modern LEOAL NOTICES furnisher] nparlment for rent Scman·Wilbur Vows Arc SJJokcn in Jackson LEGAL NOTIOE)S SCJUOOJ, R)j]UNJON lD!lLD '!'he Clarlt No !l sciJOQ] reunion Want Ads newly wrlcr or uteri Pilvute lmth Mobile X-ray OIIDER I Oil I'UULICATION nnrl enl1 ntH e AlHo 210om a purl ANNUAL ACCOUNT AND DE1EIIMIN will he held nt lhe school nt Le~· A110N OF IIEIRS He Aur;ust lfi A potluclt dlnnm,• mPill Lnc ui.Jrl uhove Cmol Shoe Is Re-scheduled NEWSON-AuMUI\ 10, IP51 Livestock '1 rucking stow, Mwmn, phone LcHllc 3'l 1.1 HliiU ur MllhiJ.flll lhl Jliohuto rmut will he ~erverl ut 1 o'cloclt V m To ChnrloUe on Mnrulnya ;11w1 fur tho Uuunly c f llu(hnm Jaclltion on WorhamrJaya AL ll ltiiiHinu nr uuld L:UIIIl, hvll 011 To Aunun! .!, lllr,~ llOOM 1 Oil HLN 1'-llrlllm for u Reononuble lwJes l 0Jolllllto HIIN Jll!IN Muf I 1.1 I AN wom tn, wltlt l11lc hen Jlllvllerws Juduu 11f 1'1 nhnlo Wheat $166 Lester L. Johnson Mol P. for (()mp.nn tlmn for rent l1 thr nullc1 nt llu Ullllllo of llblll Ortis !'hone 21'i22 MIIHOII 31WI Nl WHON II"' "" d IJ5 Phone OMA-4431 or 3~Sil Cthn 117 20wtl 11m ley !)() AI'AHIMJ:NJS-2 4 room nr~otrl Jtye mtnts fn1 1cnt, not furnlshecl !lEI CUS10M BALTNC, wllll New N.1vy lleuns, 7 miles south of Molson on US 127 7 7S Holland balm TuHI c Iii W 1~ J:gg~ Kranz and SnnH, JIHS I om lin on the Wuyslrle Inn Clay I on .llwlp A Jumbo 45c rond, Mnlion, phone M I rOll 37H7 A lmgc 42c or 2 1782 :JOw:.l A medium 33c A small 22c Glenn Casey liens Ilenvy hen~ 20c Auc•tlonccr [cOlt HI~NT-Wullpnpur S1camcr Light hens Hie Wllllmnston, Mlthl&rdl nwl floor s.mrlr.r Inquire at Broilers 2Gc Phone Collect .1.27 W Slto~fer Decmo1llng Supply, 425 S, C ~poncttcs 32e Jplfcrsun PIHmP. 2'Mhl 45wt! CIIAJtf.Ol"rL l\1Arti\L1 ~ upsl.tlrs Jiogs-'1 op $22 to $22 60 to fllllllHIII'cl rl)l.trlmPIIt, g,ll 1ge $22 In $22 2'i mixed, $21 00 to Inc lurlcd I oc .tied rmc block flom $2225, rouf.(hH $l!l7'i down, co111 t hot\ HI' Not su!tu!J!e !01 fccdm (Jigs $11 00 to $2h 50 ench c hlldrcn I 01 lnfotm.tllnn c til C.t!vcs-'J OJI, $212'l to $2h 00, M1s ClillUid Allen, (lhone 23<11 HI'! nnrls, $20 00 to $2•12'i, outs, DolllHVllll' 2'Jwtf $1 'i 00 down, deacons $8 Oil to $21 GO cwt L 11nhs-'l np $22 2'i down, olltet lamb , $18 00 down, ewes, JIUTCIIEIUNU or nil klruiH, JIOIIt $G 00 down 'fuesrJny and Wednesdav, In ei, C.tl tie-Stems nnd heifers, Thursday, poult1y any d.1y We $10 00 to $2HO, best heef cow~ ptclt up and deliver Leslie l'o[)[J $Ll 00 to $12 'JO, commons $!! 00 (O $11 00, 28 ~1 llhlre breeding stock, The best In ness shown M,n lha Wa1 fle by rluttl1g till' stl11-(111g u[ l'he Lntd ~ meat type hogs. 111 1 ft tends uul relatives Mr and 404 DH Mts A1io Wa!IIe and family Grange Members Have Engagemeut Told PI 1~ e1 I hen 1 wh tonk ·• h~llled c,IJJI!Ie .tnrl ht 1 s1ngle one r.x 4 'i.! 7 B 31wlp 46 'Jfl E. D. Franldin & Son Meeting and Shower lmr,lllslwd the 2 or1gtn1l light~ n 1n 91 n ol 'lhc illlrle chose 1 st1eet lcnl-(111 Licensed Dealers, Mason 01 S I LllLE-To all the M1ss M n!mw Gl1sprP nml ~rrn gown n( hllu .u el riP Willi lhtt e Phone 2 8911 M tson 11s Ilrme \leic honored With ct 1 ')23 !)1 q l1 ll let slee\C s ollld Peter P 111 I K7 oil I 111 44 12wtJ ~howe1 ,tl file tegulrt mecltng of coll,n mnhtolrlcrtd wtth rlnnc lhc Cornmumty Gt.tn 'C nn'lluns ~tones Shr• wmc 1 wlltlc ln )CPI No d.ttc hns been set for the Slntc of J\.hchiJHIII 1 he P1 uhutc Cou t I \II 2H tgo on the 7th of August It Is a lege roa tho county of lnghnm lfil f,\1 Sunday. 3wtl mornmg at home Sut vrvnrg .JW wccldmg AL n tU!HHinn ( r Knitl Co ll t huld nt. Lhu lonesome home still dear i\ ~ehcarsal pm ty was g1vcn at l'iOO 3 rl,lllqhlcr s l\11 s Annt 'I PHI, P1 1 ah OfT cu in the Cltv uf MnHnll In Charles, without you, but I stlll the home of Mt anrl Mrs Don Hnhl Co wty on the 1th lay of Au~ Hl InIGO 79 i\ )) I Jr.4 DOGS-Report own or stray dogs love the memory of your chcCI 111 cl of Long Be.tch C thfOIIII.t ; Holmes on Covet t 1oad to Clay Hulett, county dog war· Cynthia Westwn .tl lwme mrl i'Jc• nl liON JOHN McCLELLAN C:.I\Sll DAL.I\NCE, JUNE ao ID'4 S I 5H 07 111g vmce .tnd lnndness You will Luncheon Given for Jud~c or Panhntc den, Mason phone 2 583U, or to never be forgotten by your wlfe Mmgmet Westrcn of T,Hkson, 2 In the mntlet of tho u~t1 h of WIL· fiherlff office !JGG1, 3lwU .111cl children Maud Marr10tt sisters Mrs Orlo lluss o( ll1vcs I lAM A PttbSEN I' nccu lHml Retiring President Ccntanl 'I ust Conwnny nr d Mol ton 31wl Juncllon and Mts lith IIrJJ tzcll Services Held for Davl~ co u:xccutuus h 1vlng flied lr rutld of Jacl bcaullful plant, to theW S. C S luncheon ami the showct l\11 s Mouta Losey of Leslie, a G1 ove Sehoul Dltllllcl w H opened hy ttchpo\ hUtloK It Wilt~ UJ.tte~d thnt 2 new Hhow C IUHU Why H l!cciiHU to t!UJI thu Ill• llon1d PloHiclelt Rnlph SlhlcJ ut 7 u; huttt H Khn aid he 1 utchltKcd An order for the flower they sent me, to lnother IT!Imct Fum of Jncltson ltHt Ht of Hnid cHt.nte In Hlld tcrd uHtnt.c M1s Wenger 1\ns ehaum.tn of 11 m on Mondny, July 1.!, 1064 \\ n 1 plnclld loa two GMC huKr.K-66 JlftU· the extension club for the plant, Former Resident Dies 3 s1sters, Mt s Hat tie Bm dme of Hhonltl rut bt J.fl nll~1l the commtllce mtl the otlrms It IH fuatlul otdcted lhut 1111hlic no Mlnutctt of the I lli3 t nnu d mctJlln~r cngct cttllillJJCd with (0 oox .. U) tire• to the Mlllv1llc Sunday school M,uutou Beach, 1\11 s Jenme Lor tacu lhu cuf he J.CIVl!f by IIUhlicnlJnn of II WCifl ICUd tntl fllliiOVCII One of the lliOttuut tt~hool bUKca Itt to b& were M1s \V,llleJ Strange M1s tt n h d In on the tU.1w oncK nncl one of class for the nice box of candy enr.cn o( Nmlh Adams and M1 s COl Y Of thilt otclct (CJI th100 tt ICt"t!KH Ve ltenKUtl!l Clnaenco Cnntlnu tevlcwerl At Orlando, Florida L C Ktaft, M1s B D Walke! 1he olrlc1 huHeH IK to bo ut1cd Uti u utll· and for all the cards, letters, Nellie Grimes of IILJdson, and 11 wccioJinton•ltnt l!nilcy l'luniott which ""• R J Wt'AVER 1\llliJ:ov• ,1 n" nlvnn • • SIJCil!tl\1)1' August 5, 1954 The Ingham County News Part 2 ~------·I 'I'I~ACillm BAitNS Jmamm. An1ericans Import· Ml.~H Mnrhln G. nnthhone was South Michigan· Ca'i:tl e by .Air 11mong the cnndlrlutcB who re· Collins Aids Jly ,Jim llrown celvcrl Muster of Arts clegrce .July 2!J from WeHtern Michigan Mlll1 pmdttr•tiott nugltl In go up enllcge nl 1\nlnmllZOfl. Mhm nnth· clown In South i\nH'I'it•a. i\1 ll'illll hone, who taught In' 'tile Mason In Promoting Enwslo Morenrt ittlll !tis lillll, l•'p. Hr~hnnl for 10 yr.nr~, will im on tho fnc~ulty nf thr. Olwmos Con· llx, of Merlr•llin, c 'lllrJJnltiit, lllilll< Hollrluted ~ehonls In the fall, Beaver Island so. 'l'Jwy have IIti'Pslt·rl JJJIII'C' I lt:tlt Dnr~ Collins was a part of a $10,000 In l:l lngltHill l'l'!:isll'l'l':i flylnr~ arrnnda Wl'rliJPsrlay whlr.IJ Ilnlslelns illlll 'I fmtn W:t~•ltlr•rnr• 1hl'l'l', J'l,vin~-: his the store was closed nt G o'dodt for the trip :111d llo\\':trd Willdr•· plane hael1 HIHI forth whr•n IIH• Saturday evening nnrl 8 o'clod1 of Washtennw r·ounty ~:Pnl ·I word was 1>1\l tlmt tlw fish wem Monrlny morning when tho store helfr!rs. ln. wus opened for business. 'l'hi! r::tlt (1' m:ulr• I ltr• trill in ;t Slwrlff's officers nrc Invest!· Por nnynnc who willllsl<•n, Doe convertP.rl c_' .. Jfi tr:ttJ~;p .. •·t. 'I'IH! ·![; gnting the hreall·ln. i~ quick tr> point oul tlw virlttes nnlmnll< weigltl'd !:!,!Hill 1!1. nf hlstorl"al Llr•avr•t·. I Je rna in· The rlisla!H'P II'IIIll illr:lt:tlll It! talns tlwt r!VI'I'ynn2 in Miehi~-:nn Colornhi:1 is oVPI' 2,:·)!HI rniiP."'· nwes It to hlrns<•lf to make the TIHtl'~; H Jon~ \V~IY fot' r·r,\\'.'-1 1o ;:•1 SEVIGNTEI~N YEAI~S OLn and being replncecl this piil(l'im•1J.:e to the :!.~·mil•· Ion1~ is·lnnd in till' northel'll part uf to past nrc wns I liP rr•rn:a ;·I; madr• Gravel Pit Pool wee]{ is this Photostat machine in the Ingham county regislct· L:d•c Michlgnn. to Itussr•ll . MiiiPI', 1\lii'!Jignn·fll· rlimm reprr•st•nt;Jiivr• for 1\tr• llol· Claims Victim of deeds office at Mason. Workmen began last week dis- 13r•avrr honsts nn tt[Ho·rlntc nir slcdn·Friesinn n s ~~ o r• in I ion of manteling the old Photostat to replace it with a new fully strip. 'l'lwn• <1rc lots of hotel and Arnf~ric~n, \VIw org,'Pl!Zidc:; Emens, Glenn Casey, H. A. In a Leroy township gravel pit placement of the subject to be copied and the selection of the only othet· w;ty hesidl's an ;tir- '!'hal :!,:itlll milc•s i,;n'l iltiY t ion a I tl'ips such as lG Centml Michigan Hol­ Millrcr ,~ Sons and \Vii-Ru Farms, all of Wil- panel Thursday evening nbmtt plnne to gr•t to till! island retrr•at. ]nnJ.(r'l' IIIHII IIH• l'anH' wltii•IJ Sllllll' ;;ldns took this week. But dairymen like I. 1 II 1 W'll · f W 1 t 6:30. exposm·e time, Operatot· Mary Emens just: [lUshes the button. Is hy boat. 11. fr•rry puts out from wmston, anc -aware I ttrtrl t r··tr• .·1 of the 'Cr!ntral Mir:lti~-:an herds Co•: F~mens of Mason in th~ pictw·e above lwei w M T 1e repro uelwns come out o t 1e mac une rte , r1mme .. " have gained, Millt•t' n•plil'rl. county sent Hobteins on the South American oods nnd rs. Irma Young rlay ns long as tlw water rr•m;tins I hP cat I le well groomed for the Monday trip. of Lansing and Floyd st;e;man and 'sorted. open. When the lal\e freezes over Ami r:eJ'Iainly Mi<'iti~:att tl:tiry morning tal:c-off to Colombia, South Amet·­ i\i'1t~I' :lw take-of[ from the Capital City I and LaVern Lipps of W:llwms- l f I Islanr! natives, mo:;t!y fislwnnen lwrds rntt.~l I"' wt•ll·llt l•'<'lh Mnn•rHt was in Mi1:hi1~an N T If}> • p • hanlt, jerlsioner L. A ',>t'l<>l, '•l•lt'c.··r•n 'l'llr>mp•,,·r•rl, trJrJ],· · Woocl"' borly •tn hour later It control. llis ear sidclcled !JO feel, till.·, " ·' ~ · ' · Wilcden got lite HJIJ!l'OVal of till' cattle shipment in stride. , was in 18 feet of water. John W. Herrick, 23, of East slntd\ an emilanlm1ent and ovct·· city council Monday nit~ht to -Mason- 'l'h<'l'l! was no hostess on board lo Inc!ivirlu;dJ> will lwnefit from, filing date is abandoned for an Mrs. Young, Lipps and. Shcr· Lansing received a brol1en jaw ltul'!1ecl. Jlenil'it was thrown out crack down on hicydists wltu use (:l'f!Ct tlw international travel<•rs. the tax bill now awaililt~ l'resi·l April 1:i derullinC!. mRn all tp{d offic9rs.)h1,tt Wr;JOds and fractured ribs. early Tuesday of the car unci the wrcclmge thell· hikes· at nigltt without prop· Tlw ·callirodrled UJ• t.lw dent Eisenltower's signature. · Estimutc dl!nluraliuns arc no 11ever reapneared aftnr \1" ·'·ent 1 · · r· 1 t J\1 1 c• 11 II' "'I" "· .. ',' ~. ~. ... .· mdrtiihg in ,ttn '-accident on Phil: lliflnl'cl nim to the gmunil. HeIer tg 1 ~:. axon t:t~ o 1 c,,r. ~ mrnt> anti crowder! forward next \\'rJt'l!t'lt"' Il1<1tltr·r·." ll'itr• Intt•.• ·tl! lrJn."CI' l'CCJllircrl of. married JlCr· 1loWJ) 1 I 1c' so city ttlc'"t' \"I'll t·111" Ill Ill( "' ~ ,., ·- · ' ' II · ·.I I ir·· 'I ·tl I' tl • · .orr nance, · . 1 1 ~ • • ~ • r•·JIJ.IJJ T"l'TJ"rw 1vr•r·r• J>i'lC"'rl 1 1 v me up to ·.. .. ~ '·. ·,·.,. . · · ps roac, a m ·mt c not 1 o 1e 1v,· 1s· ,·1!11110• 11 •. Itt" •. ,, 1•• · ' · · " ·• ' " \l'rll'll to sltJl[II>I'L cltildr•.•n llndt•J' srm~ w.w · HI .c mco . . Tl11': gravel pit pond Is on Dep· : . · , . I . . ~ "' . 1 advantage· of stale rcgu 1atiuns IH•Iween every 4 or 5 animals. 12 m· oUwr rlepelulr:nts, if the•. ~~ICl,~Oil tf pr:JCttcaii.Y nil of .It JS rils road a 'quarter of a mile cast Mason City llmcls. 'fl1e lll.llllr•IlS who miss work because · mrt!. . of illness or injury arc entitled I any 1!'11111I Ie f J'Om II H! II· n Is Iems. . Usunll.v 1111 the first tal\l!·of[ the Fau·nwrs m11y rlerluct up to 2:J',l to tax exemptions on payments I Hnimals seem nervous, tlwy of their grnss income! fur the I marie ily employer up to $100 a ·1greerl. nut the Ion~-:er the cattle money spent for soil·rebuilding weel>, if they arc issued under a an: in tlie air, the more ;u:r•us· praelices. regular health ami acelclcnt plan. lom<'rl Iiley bpcomc lo first·class Jnslallitwnt huy••rs ma:,. rlcrlud The exPmption docs not npply lo 'tr·nvel. 1 carrying ch11rgcs even though the the first 7 dnys of a sickness un· Dr. Lee Davisson, stale velcr· ehat·ges arc not spedl'ically listed IPss til!' person is hospitalized. inarinn, was 011 !Jullll at the air· in tltc eon'tmr'l as interest. Olhr•r utl\'antn;.;-" of the new hill l"•t'l to Cl!rtify that the cattle h11d Sl.ut,!dtoldet·s won't Jwve to pay inr:!Ltrlc lltese features: l'l'<'l'il•er! Til Hnr makr Rlll'P r:hnngC'r!. The new bill eliminates yl'ars, instr.ar! of tile pt·esent one it's a f;ttnl ct·ash lwr~nnsc state tile hasie 20'/1 tax on the first year. :Mining c:ompnnies will get ·,.·utllllrilir.s wllll\ill you anyway,'' ~:1.200 nf relit'emrnl incurnc re· l'Xpanr!erl depletion allowances. To Have Them By Dr. Davisson replic•l. ccived llrs. TIVn College stutlcnts arc now rli!· Friday, August 13 more• pilots were l'~pcctcrl to picl' L!twliblc if dep::mrlcnl. I\ c!tild Cases of Polio up tile lwltcrs in Miami and !carl under J[) or in college m11l whn t h<• 1\Tit:hignn crit tors into the has a job paying him mot·c than Andes mountains to Ivlcllcllln $GOO a ·year can still be lister\ as Now Number 17 C"loml1ia is '!.GOO feet above sen a clcpenclrmt with a $GOO exemp· Even with 3 new cases of polio level. 'l'he cows will practically linn provided the pai·e11l pays reporter! in LansinJ:( Tuesday, the havC' t n jump over the moon lfl half of his support. tolnl count in Ingham since Jan· ·i rcneh the !crt ilc Moreno valle:.• Chtwit.y comes· eheapcr under uary l' is rmly 17. Lnst year at Order pasture. . the new bill. Deductirms up to this time the total was listed at Order · ·· See Our Signal-Stat 'l'he Moreno opcra1ions inclurlf' 30'/r instead o[ the present 20% 12, Both counts placed Ingham 110 head o[ clain• cattle. Young will be permitted. far below the average In polio Your. Your l\lol·n.I1f> r's· a !!~.~rltt',Jt·n Cn(!inccr J[ 1 t' I 1 l!l" 111' v "011 · " c•"' ~ . • ~Ills 'IJ muse Ill ~ .t,, .: . incidence throughout the st'ate Our Signal-Stat equipment complies in every way ft·nm General Motors Institute. tlnuc for 2. yr!ars to ~ct. the full ancl nation. He 1\nows hif cattle, nccording to IJcnem of,.meome spltttmg as a . I Set .with the new. state law. Guaranteed instal,lation Set the Michi).'(an breerlet·s who talkeing for anrl saw n-lot of Filing dates arc ·aJsn chang eel. I Jer.n Ill nnsmg a c . '. tl c • animals before rnillsiPrl<' nnd Cnllers nt lhe Swlfl horne! Sun· Runcluy. brolw hr.r IPg, JltiPHI, .lm;ir. Cmnnn, Jn~;t 'l'urHdny lhPir liome Sunday. Mr. unci Mr:-'. Cnnoll I :11'1111 WPI'C' rlay nfiL'I'IlDDn ltwi!Hic!rl Hrmry Sunrlny nfternoon !llchnl'Cl !lied Mr. nml Mrs. ;.;, V. LawrPncP nfiPI'tHJnn. nnrl Bnrlmrn nul'ldnghnm, Kny nrr. sJlP.!Hllnr. n rew ctnyr. nl Hush Mrs. Florrmrr Dutton vlsilrd Mrs, W. C. Norris rmlcl'lninPcl Sunday <'l'<'nln~ r•aii<'I'S .111 llw L. and Rlnnlr.y Leonard 'cullr.cl on lnltr.. Mrs. Clam 'l'nylot• of Flint, who c•orn pa 11y fm· Sundn y dhnwr·. P. Wllli;mlH llonw. nnrl Hltn Hill nnd Donnn .Term Clayton Swill. On the way home I~ vi.qiling nl thr. home of her MI'H. HIIIII Smilh nnd drildren, PP.dt from AurPl!us, Mt·. and Mrs. nl I hn rorrwr of Nichols nncl Mr·. aml Mm. Willinm C:tmp· son, .Tune Tn~•lor, ~:nncla~· evr­ Mn;. Muuc!P Bullen and Mrs. Will Phil Stiles of Lo~lln, Hoy lltidt· C:rovenhurg road Stanlr.y wns bPil PlllP.rlainecl company from lnghnrn aml Miss Bnrbnm Bnnlcer Detroit ovrr· IIH! wee]( end. ning. Nol'l'i:; wc~I'l! at tlw new Cnlumllin Columbia Road I hrown from thP. blcyclr. nnd wan Mt·s. FlorctH'e T-Tolnws sprmt pari< Sti!Hiay afternoon. frnm Hnstlngs. In the Pvroning iUI'R, \V, 0, Nnl'l'IR etl t and hru!sr.d. and r,uffPred a Mr. nnd MrS'. Lyle Grow nml lhr. weclc enct with ,To!l!e Crnnnn Mr. rmd Mrs-. Clnlt• Swift nnd hronrl inJury. An X·ray wus· tnlten Mnrlon, Mr. and Mrs. Harry War· family were Rl tlw home o! Mr. nt lfnnclilla and ner.ompanled her Mt·. iliHI Mr:;, .fohn l'nw<'ll nl· Mmulay to determine thn extent ncr ami Deborah, Mrs. Floyd to Pont lac Satnrrlny n rtr.rnnon. nnrl Mrs. H•1nry nucltinghnm. of Injury. He has n partlnlloss of Smith, Mrs. Roy Warner and M1·. Pin!{ Community l<'lirll'd lh<' llanws n•unlon ~)tin­ ll·ll'S', JcJorenrr Allrs nf Wil· day :tl l'oll<'r p11rl<, l.nll!:illl:. One~· Mr. and Mrs. T-Jnrold WiiHon memory, and is advif;etl to taiw It and Mr:.. Otto Wnrnet• nncl grnnrl· Ag'IH'H JIOWil liamstnn spPnt pari of last wr.r.]( 'iAFrERNOON OF A FAWN"-Whll~ Rox' 1\llnnlc Monoso cuts hnruln·d and fifly ll'<'rP tltr•re havr. been vacallonina In the easy. son, !lonnie\ Warner, hnd a picnic with her· slstet•, Mrs. Mnrlnn Kin· n. fnwn·llltc capm• to ~core while fru~trntcd A'K' "Satyr," Joo. Upper Penln~u\n, nl Pleasant lnlw last ''I'hnrs,Jay :1 II'IIIRC Mr. nne! Mr~. ChPII!:; llall :111d l'mm all oVPI' \Ill' mlrlwP:;t, Monday morning Mr. and Mrs. ~ey, nnd family. i\JIIroth, walls for a late throw tlul'lnll' In Chjcago, , fnmlly and Mr. and Mr~. Ot·va Mt'H, Lot lie I.nzPil and 1\lrs. 'T'he haby girl horn last wroc•k l~rnnc!s KcBiing nncl Lindn nml evening. Mr. nnrl Mr~l. llidwrrl GrosH· ------.------I Harmon swnl Sunday lu DP- C'ilnd:H'P Lan,~lilltt IVPI'P IVPPI\ PIHI Sunday morning to Mr. nnd lilt'S, MrH. Darwin Doer.r )r.fl hy plane lwns attended the Wi!rlcllng of hr.r 1 En!'l Whipple wc!lglll'd 7 pottllds, fut· Chlr.ngo. The K~sllngs were c•om:in, Emilie natchelor, In Ypsl· Noble Road rlny with Mrs. Lnwrerwr. Crmulnll llnnc·e, Ohio. gt!t"Hs of Mrs ..r .. ss!P ilillnlin of of Wehberv!IIP.. ML'S, Ct·an.Jnll has LHITY and Silarrnn l\llllPI' ( 'imt·ioiiP. Snnrlil,l' lhroy all WPJ'C 11 nuncc!s nnd Jr; nnmed Joy eniiPfl t·o 1mllw 11 necond appear· O~emos and Vicinity lnnll Sunday. nncr. on "Wclcomr! 'l'rnvellcr" 'f'V Umwlinrl llowcn hr.en ser·!otlsly sif'l( nl tile Spnl'· spent tltc WPt•l' end i11 Sl ..Tolms ill l'itiP l:ti(P, tu•at· t11ivc•l. Lynn. 1\frs. W11lwr II~ntlnnun Mrs. Ina· Ranrlolph of Munith row hospital In Lansing, viHlling Hnsaif'e nnrl .Jadt ])p:;. 1\lr~:. VPrn l'illnwr, wlm has program whi~h w!ll be shown spent the week r.nd at the homr. Mr. nnd Mrs. Martin Goelz, Mr. nne! Mrs. lTPnry Blnldc•y :-;oml't irne In Scptumbsr. Oltcmos people are very proucl of her snn·ln·law and clatlght \V:iltz rroltn'Itf'd Mrs. F:tltrol \Vi1!'11X. loltc, Monday. Mr. anrl Mrs. llnymontl Str.­ Mr. and Mrs. ll. E. Young of Mrs. nose Cole of Lnnsing Is vis· llw pasl wee!<. They have lived Kalamazoo and Mr. nncl Mrs. Llln CIP.mP.nls atlenrlecl tilr. nut- Sunday from :t trip to tlw SmoJ(y Mt•. and lVII'S, \Vp:;Jpy ~)]topilPIJ Mr. and Mr.~. 13Nnnnl Bishop iling. Thursday Mt·. nnd Mrs. piJpns visit eel her rousin and wifr, in Bo!:ton Ihe pasl yenr· whl)r. Mr. Harley Tobias anrl girls were ton dub meeting held nl Laings· Mountains. of D;tnsvill<' ;mel l'ariH•r fliT of srwnt lhr. wee!< enrl al llwir c·ot· Sim Clat•lc spent !he dny wllh 1Tol!ll'ook flnlshr.d c•ollegc. They Mr. nnrl Mrs. SP.ha Bristol, nl burg one day last weelt. Maryjl'nn Wnllz spenl tltP "'""]' Ma:;on Wl'l'<' l•'riday clinttcr ~uPsls tagc at Colclwatr.r lake. Onr Df lhr Harts ancl Sunday both Franklin villnqP. Sunday, Sunday cnllcr.~ at ·tlte home of will now llw in Arlmm:ns. MI'S. George. Tobias. Mr. and Mrs. Mr.rton !lice vis· with a cousin neat· llalllr CrPPic nr Mt·. and 1\:lrH. ll. II. !o'i<'lvcning cnllcrs of Mr. nml The Carl Bowr.ns spent Sunday 111 . 'oul 1 "eroy hursrlay nigh I. of Ins! II'P<'IC nntl son, Donald, as Sunday din­ Thr. Mr.rry.Go·Round r.luh will and son or Miami, I~lorirln, visiled Mrs. n. W. fo'urtney arHl son, afternoon with Leo and Bess Pall'ida Monroe ancl Lnnrltc ======:-:-::------ncr guests. meet Thursdny, August 12. at 1he Mrs. VnnSiC'I\Ie's mother, Mrs. llalpll, .Jr. They nrc cousins of Hedflcld In l•'owlervillP.. Shot put on n dcmnnstrnl inn for Vantown Mr. and Mrs. Fred Horstmyer home of Mrs. Keitll I!awlriHll'rl· Llitll!'s vlsl1111. In IIIJIHIIIIH!Ing ll1e In Hl-H lo :;r!l type for llw S11111n nr:nr·n l'ltlls. N1•x1 Wl'<'lc ••ntl Ilwy J/1 1 11111, r1 ,J,II'I·:I•IIII lrlllr•l llic l•'t'l!d lloislnglr1n~ ,. 'I I )I'IJIIIII'd \u IHdif'P, Snlurrlay wllli Mr. and 1\lrs. I."e qnnlf'rl ic encl. '1'1, · 111111111 ,.,,. \'.. 111 c'fHilll'rl lry f;l'l'illlrrl:;ipln IIH•n dPJI11l'IPd for hr! ;ll,lc In sec lo rt1n n new;: the Coinllan al Cotali. liP slJid Thn Arllnn· 'l'nylor fnmlly Is I' • !'"; '• ,J.IIIII"i :1111fl 'f':nl In The Lnwrenr'e .Jol1nsom: were I I II" 'J'I:r' rrll ir 1 'I ': ,;\\ 1'1'\'<'tl IPIIdi•rl llH' SirniJPI I'Punlrll'l ;ol nlrn· a:; w••ll ns Hll Prlilnr. Jlp C'nllfnl'llla al.(nin lo eslnhllsli liiP Sri!Hiny dlnl\c•r J~llt•sls of MrA. : II I ,d' 'lllliiiHI ;t!lrl f 1 '1VI' l'll;l!·f'. 1\lnrrit; pari\ 1111 Snwlnv. llol:l:il' \1'<11'1-.·rl In J.:rnslm: nnrl l•:n:pl· 1: Ill '• I' Ill 'II 0.\ ill•' I lrr•,l I 'lllllrr II visit. llrr/1 lll'WSJHifJCI'. · n11rl stnrlerl ih<' ('lmlnvorlli liP <'lrowsld Sfll'lli last week in Ihe I 111 '.11. I Ill i11·r:: l:::rl I i1·c•d ~ Mr. :nul Mrs. f'harlf'' Thr: III!WSpapl'l' £'111'1'"1' nl J.ii!IP, vl<'w In Los Angci!!S counly. J[p Norlh li>:hlng. ,,,, •ttllill:r.l· .. lltrl II phlrd sl111lt,l ~;1aff11t'd Sfll'lli Sllllll:i.V ill !Ill• llniiH' of ~.Irs. lrJIII( I\1111\VII ns ColonPI, h<'1~11n In s•llrl Ills C:linlswrll'lli piiper n year Mr. and lllrs. lloherl Moflllt I 11 rr • • I"., ·rl111; • r'rl I' \\'i Ill ~, lrllt•r 1 'l'rP:rsn Ho•llz in Olwmos. lflllli nl 1111 ag1• rJf 17. ll1! \Vf'lll In ngo nnrl lhcn I'PIIII'IIeri In lhr• have mnv<'d l11ln Ill<' fnrnll'l' Van· ,1'1111111': lill' \'!illl lilt ll:ili:lll work for· llir~ MI. Morris llli11ols, IJoye.~ Ilot Sprinr:s arPa In l!nlsl l'l'~:id<'!H'<' on Elm slrcel. 1 1\Jn:. l.;!rlrr•rl I In I WI' llllrl I'!Jildl'f'll l\ll'JI\,11 )I' Ill Iii)' ]loll I.~\ ill'd. '1'1 /l lnr!Px al $f) pc•r V11'1'lc, IIi~ flr·si l:nuwli Ihc War·m Spring::; They moved In llnll from Lan· 1 1 wllh Mn;. fv:rn ll1111sl' and l'liil· J : • fi•iiJII' :~lltJI•.; J11 )11'1J'a!l'1] lasl\ was In lr•am lo sel I,VJII: hy Courier. slfll(, and liaVl! :1 rlauglit<'rn nml ill'l'll vi:;ilc•rl lllrs. i\1 Sem!;r• '"' l It,·, , .11 .~•~tu• •d 1/JC• l).'ltltltl's niH<'IIillf'. '!'lie· LlrH:I,YJH' Iu1:l lif'Pil Af!Pt' st:n·Iing I lie Cnnrll'r, Lil· a srm. Mnnd:~v. 1~nn·v ~;Pml;t• l'f!J ur·nPd It,:·.' IIlii I. l!lf• jlltlit ,. (';II', NtHl{' lnvenll!d 11 i' ld I ill' lir ,lrhlfl. llr• Vil'lor CIH'IH'V ;:ll<'ll'l<'ol iliP fn· lhr•n Wf'nl hade tn Ins tl'rtrll'. Ir11 of JTillslrorn, K:rnsas, :md Mn;, ; , . ' , ,1 r11\ 1 n\ J 1i •: ''' wl\1' I ; t tlf I poli<'e li'OO]Ier:; spot ted Millet·'s stolen car deiJartmenL 'l'hc llll111iJc~l' was mcliol·d lu ,, ·,: · ll1r' !'til/ )It• i tJI11 I!Jr' 11 I l111lidr> 111' How1•ll ::nd Mrs. liar· NinPtec•n !loy Si'ol!ls of lrnop Charles Unruh ami children of so11lli or Ll'slh~ ami chased him to the out­ Ingham, Eaton wtd Jackson c·uunty slwl'iff's 'II',, 11111l::i'i'li•:11. olrl Gt·cc•n of Byron. No. riO SJII'rtl lnsl week 111 Camp Los Angeles, Cnlifornia. skirts or .lm·kson. Millet· apparently lost departments as well as to tlw slate police. Mr. x. 'l'l1ey WPre :wc•ompnnierll ___ ; ; " I'• II! II I' ", i':rl rl :;·rl II II' l>i ''" d 1111' 1 ".lr 11"',;',1•'1' :111tl lo!d mnt ml of the r·ur and skidded into a I rce. (Photo ami l.'ll,l~l'avin:~ ('{ltii'IL·sy ur llw .fa~k­ n<•isy anrl n11nnir~ awl Mr. :nul hy ll:~ir l<':~rlers, AI Saunders nnd Erlw;ml MeArlii111H relurnerl

1 Mrs. E.Iwarol ~" rolwl :111rl l'hilclrr•n II I. I ''I I Ill II :t' \\':J• lll'f 1111\ :\Ill I ll,• was thrown fmm the cat· and died within son Ciii:t.en I 'a tl'iol.) Mannc:e M111gus. Monday /o his homr! fmm Spnr· 111 ,r : . ,;r, lrt·f,,n• I <';t!lll' oul.'' :r II PnrlPcl I he Slmlml rr•union al During IIH!il' c:rmpin~: 'linl Friday as " !, anrl cliilclren anrl Mr. anrl Mrs, ·, r 1 • !- \ tJr•!(, my llf•:td frlll of lll~wspaper 1 i · Commends rlunllle load of pussengers in one accompnniecl hy Holwrl l'ie~('C, L•nnox dealer. \'<'en•d :II'I'OiiS 111c street and hit CIPII Wesl aii:tJIIIit lrJilk $Hi:J out of the ing slalion at Maumee, Oliiu, "Dndlin)~ olll pf I ill' wnsl1!'rr11m , i!'ll" II••· 1 rrlrlup l'l'{llll"l nnf:::rs slnlion ~asl1 l'l'l~ister. Jle lmd Tliursrl::y morning. lo g1•l lhP'Iir·erN' lillllllll'r nf !he 1.... "'"'''· 1111• ,J·,·I"'"" II'IIIIJH'n' ~:.!{)S.Ijll ill Iris pod\l.'ls at tire lane H.ecurcls slww that Miller fwd han.lil t·nr lorrl~ rH'I'\'l'," ;;aid lh" ·:: .. rl ,,.,:1!1 "" 1·:: l~n. Tltt•.\' Ill' lire erasli. Tile :J;IG:J was re· served time in a Wa:;llinglon, D. siH'riff, ":r11ri gr·lling IIH• llllmlll'l' ' II<·: p:r:.~ill" r.L:Ii·.~·s l':rf<•, illl'lll'rl to llll• M:rsull slatiun. TI:e C., reform scl1ool for auto lire! I, rigl1l lool\ eotlillf'ss. Tlw cl~'.-:erip· , • 11 ·io· ·rr:.llr rrl :::<• J•w.lr:rlll lilll', lt.llll'll ,,till ldl tile slalion sliort oiTiPers reported. lio11 of lhe r·m· l!lHitilandit g-ivPn , ... , I'll''.' ··.n: il11• l>.rllllrl's c:11 l>y ~:1 XII. 'l'lml w:1.,; 1111! charge for Miller's gun was a Beretta, hy Frend1 <'II:rilll'd '"' 111 glv<• lht• '" ... 1111 . j,,,.,-,. 1.1 ,l,•,·l\1:1111. '/'Iii' 11i· ;::r•:lllim! :rnd 11il which l"renrli lwldin~~ 7 shots. Ile had fired une sl:rle poiic'<• and o!IH'I' :rge11des a 1 · 1 \\lrllh r1 1l1r ir l'trl' :rloliiHI filii in J\lillc~r·s c:nr. cliJl ami another luaded clip of 7 llash ll:at me:1111 somc~lhing. They 1 11 1 ,,. ·.,, .• ''·1·· ·. ,:tr·ppilq~ th('il' 'l'lwn~ \Vere no idenliJieation was found on the floor o[ the eat·. kmw <'Xill'll~· wlml !drill of a ear ~, ir1:-' rH.t'lli lr11U11d !';ufi iiiHI r~rac:t•, It:, of Flint rnadc the itlen­ CI'I'Y AHI\S UIHS I ion in. every ('asc•, we'd soon he ,: t!• 1... ,;,· l!rr' fid\'1!111~111. tire ul· tilir·.1tinn. Silt! s:rill 'tlial licr litiS· Mason's cily cmtndl is tailing rid o[ a lui of thieves a11tl rob· '1,.,. 1 ., 1,: 1 lll'Hi'tl'd llw 'roll. 1111• li:tllliil r•:rr sl;irlclt•d 1111 lite lol' :: divul'!:l!. Tlwy had 1Jee11 inlu road gravel. IJirls musl IJ<• wurl\ of llri• ,.:ialu police. \Vill1ill .,,, ,,. :11 !.:tnsillg lt\t'IIU(' :rncl pnrlt•d for •I monll1s, Mrs. Mil· turned into tile dly elerk l1y Mon· ~:er·onds from I lit• Iiili!! I lie radio day, Augusl lG, whenlhcy will be 1nr•ss:rge W<'lli on!, ~till<' police I opened ul 8 p.m. The gravel will :111cl Jael\:itlll :rn,l Lansing C'ily August 5, 1954 Pilge 3 <·ome from the city gnivel pit on Ipolice anrl tlw I•:;iloll slwri/Ts dP· Special Summer Prices Barnes street. Spel'ifimtions fur pnrlnwnl .~lnl'lr~d >Ptli111: upro;rd· the eonlract hrc availai.Jlc nl the !Jioc:\s ::ntl tlispalc•lied palrnls, tlw eity hall. sheriff sairl. on 1-H~ Refrigerators

ModetM-75 7.5 cu. ft. Only $189.95

Model L-8 5-D s.s cu. tt.

AJ:;o in '!'PI~lmieoim· ,]m:gln 'i'hl'il!s Fihm•d on the SJIOt! Only $189,.95 Se~ow the Sahara ·, ·unday-lV!onday Model M-105-D 10.5cu. ];ul.J Hnp•~- i\rll•tw 1lahl Only $399.95. ~l>~e~re Come the Girls in '1'1~chnicolm· Tues.- ~fled.-Thurs. See the Decor~tor Colors . \ ' Only International Harvester has such deJicate refrigerator colors that will do so_ much for your kitchen. See ~em and you'll know why. You'll, never be sorry you bought ·a "Decor a tor Color" refrigerator. You nwn 'l'm•slla~r mul will, love it! Also Gr1~gm•y Pl!cl{ - Amlmy Ileplnn;n in Shower Honors Social 6venls anJ Personab Nancy Page •• Ill ~I Mary Anderson Chooses Shades Of Pink, Lavender for Wedding

Mr·. nncl Mrs. Clayton Hulett, Knlhy azul ,Jim were week end guests of Mr. and J\lrs. Eel Snidet• of Saginaw. 'I'Vilrrccl Kinsey nnd Mrs. Made· lynr. Malle of Delrnit spent Sun· clny witlz Mr. l\insey':-o parents,. Mr. nncl Mrs. \V, E. Kinsey.

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Migrant Missionaries Okemos Church to Mark Anniversary Unity Holds More Power Complete Ingham Work lnglwm's honw m!Hsionntle~ In lht• Sp1ullsh spPaidng migrant Than Atom Bomb, Speaker Declares \1 ntlwrs 1his SlllntllPI' 111 e c•om· piPIInr: ti!Pil wmk In lite couniY l ills Wl'l'l' oiiHl nr•xf. Delltt Veidr.rmln and M<~rc!C! TlcJtCI'l11nlP <11 lhl' lt.tllllllg stllnol Lifelong Resident lien, Clyclc Ci!'lHir nlng HohPII All lhP WOIIatmcl.ty 7·:10 Jl m. Sunrl~ 1 . IIoil Nuz.trt•nc, Rev Will:"~ Herbert Cherry, pastor. There Solos will be g1vcn hy .Tnmce ~l.111~1,1:, Att~.usl Mrs. Alief> Kator spent srvrrnl Noble Belt~ m.tn o[ I cxas, known 7:30. m.1sses at 7.30 opewlccl this year· Ken· past 2 months w1lh friCnds and neely, Slowr.ll, Baseline, McCall relatives herr We Serve m. and 7•30 p m ; church school, Third Sundny, mmnmg prayet servwes fot pup1ls up to the age 11:00 a. m.; pmycr serv1cc and litany of 20 Wednesday evenmg meet and Derby 111 .Jaclcson county; Mr. atlnds l'ollr•r JHII'i< r111 fiunclay. nt•e 'the pumntH of n son, IHH'Il 17'!'=~~=====*'===='1 Mr. a111l Mrs. AniiHrny Gr!rlltY. Hflei'Jloon, Mrs. c, rur·r· I I'll 1'1'· lllldnl'lglrhrH's. 'l'lrn wPrltllng ~~ifl" ,1, 1•:. ltrltrlrtslr>ol arrrl Mr. 111111 August 2, ut Spnrrow hospital, Frlrla.Y evr•nlng I'IIIIPI'H ol I liP and da11glrlm' fmrn 'l'oledo, Ohio, 1.It 1n 1 !I 1 o ve 'l'lil•lrt 1.: ""ll""l" "'' ,, ,,c•trrrrl·ry '. ll'l'rl' riJ:;plnyc•d llpon n lid liP rlc•r· Mn:. n .i\. 1111111<1'!' 111111 fnrnlly weighing D1h lb. Ills nume Is The Ma'in Drag 11'(1 'l'lnlt homf' wr•rc• Mrs. <'laud \VI'I'I! Hunday J(llests at. tiro pJriJ. frnm J'nsrulenn, Cnllfol'lllll. !\Jon· •rnrlr•d wlllr t'IIIIIIIPs and hasi\PI \VI 1 1'l' J~ltl 1 .'ll~i ~;illltrtflly PV( 1 IIillg HI Cury Joy, 'l'hc Weavers huve 11 11 LQur.h of Leslie•, 01111 1'"1 '• Mrs. · ('· 1, 1 l , 1r 0 llll' dny slie acr:ornpanlt!d llwm lo Dt!· llflllfiiiPih. J•'nr n•fn•slrrnc:nts 1111' llrr• lrnmr• of Mt', Urirrlnstooi'H duughtcr, Lorrie. "'olmlt 11 itlll1Pl' HIHI Mr. 111111 Mt'H. rp .r I' 11 er .. Ill I I f I I By The Ad Staff +<•· ll•nll where shu w v H t r· enr H lun;tr·ssf's 111rs. l•'niiii'IH ('offrry, lrl'llllll'l'·ill·law anrl HiH11!1', Ml', nnrl Mrs. Arthur l~rost wns u Sun· Cnrl Seeley ami family or Lair· \Vr•r•k 1'1111 gru•sls 111 lire Im (or a few clays, i\lrs. J!Piiy HardPPJI, M:r'r ~·lm. ~Irs, Alvin ll:rlllfax HI ,Jui'IIHon. dny dinner guest of Mr. und Mrs, Rny Perldns Is on vacation this sin)' ' · I Tin I; 11111111' wr·m William JJIHIJ· _. weel< on a fishing trip In Cnnntlu,. •' ' 1111111 lol' 1-ln•iiPr Mi~H 1\'IIII'~~P.l'· 'l'ho nalph hcc!sler family Iorin !')\VIIIIHTJII IIIII I Mrs, Jlr(ll ,, l1••1or·c•s Mtiiii"WH Is visiting t Ilermnn Greltrmbcrger und fum· Mr. nnrl Mrs. C:lm~ Hr~Jror .wr·r~· ill' c'•,;Jr! ami I'I.Jyllls •i·inlc, all' ·or enlled on Mrs. Lois Hlll'y ol fl;ry, SPJ'vPd prlrwll, awl l':d~r· ,lv II!! left Friday nnd will return. lhi·: \1'1'1'1'. 111 ,fnl'li~on wjlh Mr. the end of lhls wcelt, · !!undny nflr•r11or11t r•,lllt·r.c; ol Mr. l>r·troit 'lllrlll:, 1111d !\far:;lr:r Ann, Sunday after11oon and evening Dill 'l'horhurn nnd Ross Thor· Mr. and MrH. AIIJ(IIHI L:llnlwrt " T I D 11 I' IT II with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolf ut IH1rn nf the Thorburn Lumber & Mrs. LP,c;IIP ))p\'V:rl1•n:, 1111• spt:nl Monday at lire Hollin nlt'e .o s 111'111' o nwr• hlll!lll 11'\rs. J.. S. MI'C~It•Pry of Ann Ar·· Iarmer llr!lt•n Mr•Ma1111, l'l:;lll'd ' 11111 01111 ' 'Hrur·c!, H[ll'lll Sunday 1\l home. ln•;l wr•c•k' wltlr Darl;r 1111d Caml Eaton fia11lds, Coni Co. spent llw wcclt end nt Mr. nnd Mrs. !.Psllt• \Volll! 111111 IH•r· parc•nls' horne ill Leoni. Jlunlwr. IJIII' w:r:; :r visitor \VPdiiPHrilly nnrl 'l'hrrrsdav l:wr WPI'I< of her· HlH· Mr. 111111 .Mrs, Berton .Tolmson, IIII,:r.:lns lultc. tan11ly. Wr•rlrli•Hdny r·allr•t''i wr•rr• r';tllr·r·H al llrr• Ira 'l'inlt home Mr. and Mrs. ,Jcnn Hanrlolph ' 1·""" ,fr••·li•:, Mh:s r•;dillt .f•'"''!' Neva and Jennie, with Mr. ami Mrs. Kcnnctn Mnthews Is on' Rev. nnd Ml's. Mr•rPI Hr•n!·llll illlfi S1111dily \VI'I'f' Mt'. illlfl Mrs. Louis nnd Llwln were Sunrlay rlinru!l' ·•n.J Mr. nrul Mrs. i\lfr·••d ,]0r•Jr•· 11'1', Mr:;. Knllh Wecill!l ror II lllll'IY cullm·s were Mr. fllld l'llr,,, l~:rrl " t 11 1 f ,. 1 M f' J \1rs. Leonard .Johnscm and Linda Kenneth Shcffct• Is on vucntlon I I I Hoy Noah WCl'C Sunday alll!I'IIOOil :t IC! lfJillf' II II'& ', IIIII I'S, '•I · Bccltwllh, ill' 11[ ll11 I, Mr. 11111 Mrs. )on r·,·ril"l',", ''li~ In Ma•;.,n a ff'W days I Iris I'.VIII' 1 .Jr•r·l\s Salrrnlay (~vmrlnr,• In al Gmnd Ledge, frnm the Inghnm County News '1'1 1 '1'1 1 II t 1 1 1,,·,,1'1\ :11111 L! grallrldilliJ,'lrters of L ,, 1 1C l'il II I I ill It )' Ill 1'111 1'1 ""'f'l' (, &'r•IPIII'IIll' lit!' hlrlllrJny llllltiVPI'· Mr. and Mrs, H. R li'rcmt spent for 2 weclts, 111 tlw LP:q: • fill' 1111' l:lirul p\r·rrir· l.:nrelrq:, Miss C'nnrl lltrghl's of Mrs, ,JPrrn H:rnrlolph urrdr.r· Mr·. :urd Mrs: ltnlph 1\"l'>'h'r ~III'Y 11 r 1\lr, ,1!!1'1\s, 'l'lle gtwsts Sunday with Miss Alfrleda Frost ot Gl'ilnrl 11 :;:ilur· Dr·lruit ;rwl f:IPnn Hir•e of Leslie, went surgery at 1111: fo'oole h11s· · 1 f:llnlly nltrtndr•d tire• ll JIIII'IY ill 11.11' lwnw ol Mr. I'1'\nn·Hday Mr. awl Mrs. Lel'Oy donor drive, Gloria Frazer, lc!t, who lmd eomplcled her 6 weelts visited llru Mil'lrit~nn ll:rlll'l'.\', r·x·, il'llrlr•d the 1•::1trm !laplds t•amp ·Mr·s. Lois Ul:llwly Plller·pri lire 11 1n;l}>ir·~· .n:llpll .!:I'Pslr.,'·· .<;w.';;t~ SyPlllll,t :rnd Mrs. fi,\'rnoiii'H moth· and Gertrude Gilhooley pnlnt, of summer sc~wol. To meet needs of thousnnds ot lllbllot·s building, fumilrrr·r· lliii·IIIII'Piilll: StiiHiay, University llospHalal Ann .i\rbor \If I!. MI .• 11111 Mls. Aru.nsl Ltlll Jl'l'. VL,rlnl'' 1111 Morlllny Wf'I'C! Mrs. blood-red footsteps thnt lend: Mrs. Dell Wolf entertained 1111 Americans threatened hy polio, ~l'llrn nrul IIPI\1111111'' l'tll'llllnt'l' Tlu• I•'PII l'l:tlns ~-fl dub went Wcrlnc~rlay morning In undPrgt> IH·•·I nntl son llmr'"· IT:rlliP !sht•m, nann\' nnd llr!lh fJcdcstrlnns to their Red Cross' extension group Wednesday eve· measles, and Infectious hcpatllls,. i:u:lory. Audn•y !qwnl 'l'w•oday I"" 11 sr!l'r•ly Ioiii' M11ndny morn· 1111 r.ye Olll!l'llllon. Mr. ar~rl Mr·H. Jtnlph Kvr•.c;IPr l'lrilips of Leslie an;l MrH, Cnrl Bloodmobile, pnrlwcl In down- nlng. Heel Cross pr·ovlrlcd gamma glob· until Sunrln~· at lilt• N"rTi~; llart[ itt•~. 'I'Jr.,HI' llltr>nding wr•r·c• Connie MI'H, Mary Moarl ol Wlrilller, and farnrly helped Mr. 111111 Mrs. Sr:ult. town New Yorlr. City. Mr. unll Mrs. Berton .Johnson ulln at un cverugc mte of 5 cc per home while lwr· piirl'nls \l't'll' al 1 \Vt'ol, Lilli11n 111111 .Jim Lumlwrl, Cnllfnrnlft, wu,, a vlsllrll' nl lhc /\LJ)!II.'I Lamlwrl f'PII'III'Irle tlwir and Jeanie visited Mr. nnd Mrs. minute cTurlng l!lri2-ri:J. Pleasant latw. l!{olll'l'l 11111! Harlrara Bannerman, .Jnmcs B. Mcintee lwme Sntur- Wl'drllng nnrriversary 'l'uestlay Fislwr llncly oper·nii'S ll sl:unp· and D tooling ami research plants Mr. nnri... Mrs. \\'illinm Jlurl'ord Did< Bissell, David Dilllnglram, dny. Mr. Mclnlco will ho wot'l\- £'\'ening. lng plnnls, l!i assembly plants irr I!J cities and 10 states. 1 Ingham County News August 5, 1954 Page 6

A Hymn for the Worlrl Council of Churches

Hope of the World, Thou Christ of Great Compassion

Hope of the world, thou Christ of gt•eat compassion,

·Speak to our fearful hearts by conflict rent.

Save us, thy people, from consuming passion,

Who by our own false hopes and aims are spent.

Hope of the world, God's gift from highest heaven,

Bringing to hungry souls the bread of life,

Still let thy spirit unto us be given

To heal ~arth's wounds and end her bitter strife. ••

Hope of the world, afoot on dusty highways,

Showing to wandering souls the path of light; . . Walk thou beside us lest the tempting byways

Lure us away from thee to endless night.

Hope of the world, who by the Cross dldst save·us

From death and dark despait•, from sin and guilt;

We render back the love thy mercy gave us;

Take thou our lives and use them as thou wilt. Did you think a soul was invisible? Did you even suspect that it was a theological concept that only ministers could understand? · THE. CHURCH FOR ALL ••• Well, look into this boy's eyes! Do you see happiness ... the certainty' • that life is full of beauty and truth? Do you see hope ... the assurance that' ALL FOR TH:E CHURCH every tomorrow will be better than every today? Do you see courage ...... ~ The Church is tho greatest lacier cin carlh lor Hope of the world, 0 Christ, o'et· death victorious, the fortitude that will look through defeat to victory? Do you see faith .·-:-j tho building. of characlcr and good cilizenship. the confid~nce that God hears, and knows,. and cares, and helps? ,..... U is a storehouse ol spiritual values. Wilhout a strong Church, rioither democracy nor civilizalion Who by this sign didst conquer grief and vain, You're lo_oking into a soul! You're seeing the spark of Himself which" Cl.ln survive, There arG four sound reasons why God has put mto every one of us. And you're seeing it still unblemished every person should r.lllend services regularly We would be faitl~ful to thy gospel glorious: by the cares and disappointments of life. and support the Church. ~'hey arc: (I J For hio .. own sake; (2) For his children'o sal:o, (3) For the You can see a soul through your own child's eyes. But unless you give uako of his communily and nallen. (4) For Hie '" Thou art our Lord! Thou dost forever reign! that soul, a chance to gro!"' !lP with t~e body and mind that possess it •• , sake of tho Church iluell, which needs his moral and motorial support. Plan.lo go to church regu· soon you II no longer see 1t m your child's eyes;:·. and perhaps someday 1 1you'll no longer see' it in his life. ' ' larly and road your Dible daily. Boote Chapter Veraca -Georgia Harlmess . ~he Ch~rch, th_rough careful religi'ous education, de.velops that spiri­ Sunday ...... ,., .. Romnns 13 C·l4 Monday ... , .•.•••..••. Mntthcw 16 21-28 t"!al mner-bem,g ~luch w.e call the soul. Your child deserves the advantage Tuesday .... , ...... , Luke 12 26·34 of the Church s mstructlon. And, in church worship you will rediscover Wedneada.y, •...... Ecclolli:aotcl II 1·10 Thurcday ••••••••••• , .. Paitlms 30 1·12 ,, . ·the beauty and strength of your own soul. . ' ...... ·. Frldo.y ...••••••• • ••..• Lnmentatlana 3 22·33 Saturday ...... Mork Ia 28·34

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This Page Is Made Possible llu·ough the Genel'osity of tile Firrtrs and Individuals Listed Below ' . Dav1s' Clothing Roy W. Adams Ware's Drug Store Pioneer Barber Shop Van's. Service Ball-Dunn Funeral Home Cowdry Healing & Ventilating ·',:C. W. Glenn & Sons • Stockbridge Leslie' Coffee Shop ' ' ' ·' Silsby Implement Co. Gamble's- Holt Wayne Miller Sales & Service The F~rriS' Company Vogt Funeral. Home - Dansville '' •, Thorburn Lumber & Coal Co. Wolverine Engineering C~. Sc~midt's Department Store Dart Manufacturing Co.· Benient Feed & Supply Service Mills Store .. ,, ' Mason City Bakery Estes·Leadley Funeral Home Dick's Sunoco Service Dart National Ba!lk · Jini' s Mar~et H& M Drive·in Cleaners • Holt Jewett Funeral Home Max McCarn . . George's Market The Farmers Bank , Ingham County News Morse's Restaurant UR TROUBLEs .. ·CHURCH AN'D LEAVE THEM THERE • • I ' • r 'I ' . . ' ·ro~ • : ' • . \ ' ' '' ~ . • . .': '' ' ' ' • . ' . MILLIONS DOJ ·· • :o.', • ./ Part 3 Rhoda Kelly Arrives in Greece August 5, 1954 Hhmln Kelly In lu l.i1 ucr.c ne u 1 CJII f!· 1 f1ii.l'' -~~ ·• ·. ·r.,. ' " r 1 '"lllntivf1 of IFYI:: Ontornutlnnul l•'n1111 li1 . • Ynuth E.xr:hanuu.) .She wn1;. chrHICII nu .t l1 r;' , •• The Ingham County News rt1Jlri!BI1111utivo bacuusc nf IWI' frlllll r' ' hndrgl'liiUHl nnd her 4~11 nchil)ld'llll'l\1. I r.. Thl• report W11r. Wlilhm hy hur ~hm th· 1 nftor her urrlvul In Gn•un1, 'jl nf WnHltlnr,:lnn Hlnle ·lo hmll'fl u 11 cnst conslsllng of Hhoncln \VORnr~N WINR IHVI:-iiON I hnvc! arrlwrl In Crei'I'C! s" mv I' shlfl Salurrlay lo go In 'J'url{cy I~lemlnfi, Gene BnrTy, Agnl!s nny Worrlcn of Drooldyn drove . I fmm NaplcH, · Mnorehencl and snmt! of lhc 1111· true IJo'YI~ experlc•nc·e IHIH IH'V,IIIt.l/ Laughs and Music Spark Fox Billings IIIR Jcnm tlw full cll~lnnr·r~ nf 27.fi llon'H mrlslnmllng new Hinging Let me ~Larl al the beginning anrl We pklwcl up a fr!llow frnrn fcot to win I hr. heavyweight ell­ srnsntlons, Tr.rcsn JJrl!wor, Guy relate the pn~L month to .)'fill. . Callfornln on llrc ship who wm; The w!lcl nnd lrcnclHH'IHIS vision In the hnrsepttlllnr.: c·on­ Mitcl)cll nnrl I he Dell Sisters. tcsl .July 17 nl lite~ r•ounly J'nlr­ On Juno 12 .Jol111 First of frlllin"' · nlso going 011 Jlw "Me~Hnpln," ~ 0 .Jungle of the Ammwn counlry Is I!cYE rern·r.scnlallve lo Jsr'iiPI. i . the selling for Pnrnmouni'H 'I'll!.! film i~ sr.t ngnlnsl 11 hnd~· grouncls .•Jim Mohlc~y nf M:tn· we were 8 sl ron~ going to Drln· grnunrl of the NortltWP~I timing 111111 I left home frw Wnsltingl•llt. I ·· · brand new Teclmlcolor advcnlure chcstm' plnecrl st•l'nlld, with a eli~· . . rlbl. We were luclcy, lhnt we 1 "Tl " 11 1 1 Ju t one of ILH most cxeltlng cras­ D. c., wll h M. H. Avery. i\lr.: c rama, • varo, w 1 c 1 s c c o I tnncc of ~ feel, G Inches. Avc!ry wns ~nlng Jo llw Nallotiiil , IC'Ollld get 2 eompnrlml•nls ilc·j open next Friday nnrl Snlurdny llll' golrl rush. 'I'Iw ~tory eoncerns HI Agents Connell 111 Wa:dlinv.·'' eausc we had a great qunntlty nt the Fox 'fhcntre. 11 slurs I~cr· n rlevoll'•l nnd muslmlly irwllncrl I~OWUmVJLU: UAS FAilt family, Miss Moorehr.ncl nnrl hr.r The I•'owiervlllc! fnlr opnncrl ton so It malic! II mosl ,,tea~:atll : Iof IL!f'~ll~c with us nil. We tried nnnclo Lamas and Rhnndn Ji'lem· rlnughler~. H h on cl n Firming, Monday nncl will l'nntlmw trip for all going by milo. In siP~fl m; hl~sl Wf' c•cntlrl. Gus hnd lng and co·slnrs Dr·lan 1\clth. II contains a CflSI of Stlci1 players 'J'cr<'sn Brewer and lhr. Bell Sis· through Salunlay. There Is 1111 In Washington we IHid nn r1r·' a duffle bng which plm:erl on n liS Lon Chancy, Tllrhnnl Denning lcrs, who upon their· arrival In aflernnnn nnd evening progrnm lcnlnllon period in prPparal iutl: suilcnsc~, mnric a good bed, sn we, ,m•. 1 Ma r·vl n Mill e1.. llll'lntlenl Dawson 'fo .Join Lite each dny, t nr go In~ to our c·nunlril's. Itt Ulll' wr.m a I1 I c to gel n go111 I n Ig I11 s Prorluc·c:d by William Pine and ltl'llli of I he houselwlrl find Jlrnl group were lh1: rir:ll'i!llng HJ of ll~ allogr•lllt~l'. Our ... r•• ua 1\t'll.V Jo'ir~l of Ionia, Donna Citilrl~ of lcnscrl In pnrt In .Jhc henri of the or·icntnl ion Jll'o"I'OIIII r·orJI:Iinr:d K·tnsris I ols norrqn·tn of Colo· A Ill • r Van' Strl·ens Leave " r:r·r111ps In ~tucly lite lnnguage. \Vc ' · · • ' · " ' llliLzon w 1 :;, 1 11e resu 1ts o discussions on tlnri<'J'slandlng nrlo 'IIHi C·trl Guslafson of 1 1 lwri 011 r veHJH'I' sc:rvlcc. niter din· ' ' -·• ·. · Ihis local on work arc reporter lo F H • w people, Arnl'rlcan ilgt'll'llillll'l', JIO· !lf•J' llllri ilelore ihe evening ]JI'D· Massal'lntsclls, all gntng to Is· inC'Iude some nf LIJC most Rosemary Clooney and Guy Mitchell co- fo1· Dmwer, Colomrlo, lo make We Wl'rr: ineturierl in I Ill' Na· Jotn· lrl'l'<' :11111 saw lire Cala· ltnuse anri we went tn hreal,fast. contains, in its excillng fmme· star in Paramount's new 'l'echnicolor westet•n, "Red Garters," their home. tlonlll •J.Il dub l:runp for a It'll' nnn!1';, X,llllll horiit:s anri siwletons Tlte "Mcssapia" Is a wonrlcr£ul worlc, a love slory even more which is clue to open Sunday and Monday at t!Je Fox Tll",'\trc. ViinSirlcn IHIH been on I he l'ivr'l secllons, visllcrllltt~ Wltilr: I lou·;,:, ship, small in Pompa rison, fm· lhrilling than the film's broiling " nllenclerl a eandleli"hllll',' Sl'l'l'ir·1• :til Jllr:sr•t'l'l:ri, n u·emmH 1ous "c·.Lion. A gay and sparlding film, "Reel Garters" also co-stm·s Gene engineering faculty al Michigan h ' • 1 'J'I N 1 IL Parries only 200 rmssr•ngers " and smnc rllst·ussiruJ.'i. Aftt·r :! ~;t~: tl. tl'll WI! went onto apes. mmpnrccl 10 IIH! 1,2oo I he "Conte BatTy, Pat Crowley and Cass Daley, and introduces Joanne Slntc. Ile will become chnlrman worlhwhile wt: .Jcs of prPp:rralioll I lt'l'l' Jt.,,:tJinrl Miller of Ala~l\a niancornann" caJTil!s. Hrmhle Fc~at.nre . Gilbert. of tlw dvil engineering staff al 1 1 we split to ~ 0 our· ways 1;1 ill nil !IIIII r'liill'll'!i llurlson of Mi~slssip· MysJery rc11chcs a high pen~ In I he University of Denver in Scp· went to New1 York City tu I)((;JI'ns arrrl nrrlsnn nl' Indiana, Bryant Austin morntnr:: .. M.rss Marsh;~ I called r seaside resort city of Santa Bar· objects to his curious manner of tn Al:uedon. aflcrnoons we split into t'rlllltlry ·ot' 1\rl>ansas ·ami Willard Berry me and IIIV!lccl .me lo a home Jim Blauvelt and Bob Jewell bara ami its environs, nnd Is running the town. Slw's rlcler· Boll! Mr. anrl Mrs. VanSirien economics exhlhrl Salurrlay PVC· have received bids lo l'l!)tort for based nn a publlshcrl slory auth· mined to sumchow clean it up ~m nalivcs of r:rnnrl Rapids. He = nlng.. Sul'h low!~ nc:,e:llework, fnolball training with the Michi- orcrl hy Virginia Myers. and marry Jason. is n graduate of the University of earrttmg ami sewmg. 1 hen we gan Slate varsily. Bolh Mason Comedy Starts Sundny Gold Rush Sl.ory Michigan engineering school and hcar\crl ha~:l' t~ ,llw holcl. but we nlhletes were high ~arls Ji'rnm Seattle" is I he firsl gypsy molhs found in the sprayed Then we got Len anrl Harlan In high school Bl,lllvcll playecl brother, Rolnn. The feature wlll. big Tcchnicolor musical .in :J.rJi· area around Lansing. Traps have I and wcnl to dinner at a lypkal end <~nd Jewell played 111 the be at the Fox Sunday.und Mon-: mcnslons. Pr!JdUccd by Willlnm Ibeen set ami arc frequently in· I Keep Cool at the Gt·cck rcslaurnnt with Miss Mar- backlwld. I day. ' j Pine ami William Thomas, it has spcclcd. silall. Our dinttcr began at 11 p. m. anrl consislccl of roast Jamb, · lomalocs, cucumhcr~. melons, • Air. (ond~itioned bread, etc. It was delicious. Sunday we mel Leo's cousins, Stathy Lnupas and Helen Pap01· Other polus, who were our escorts for Be sureyou·.g·et the best of these big 4.~. low-priced cars FOX THEATRE the day. We first went Lo sec the change o[ the guards nl the na· don't offer lional tomb of the unlmown sol· Friday and Sa(urday, August 6-7 diet'. Then we walked Lhmu;:h these advantages. · 'J'wo l'!ilows lF'mt:\ (i:~O P. hi. tile national ~

ehol['() of 7ii,OOO Mlchl~:nn Loglon­ uttorney fot• Menominee cottnty, und AII~CIItltl Mu1Hinyt1 thi'CHI!fh Fri•IHYH 1 Next week nil hoolts honowcrl NEW FUHNl'l'UllE FROM nnh·r!H foJ' IIH! }Jw:lllon of Rl.nte onrl Carl, 11 twin, u buHineHsmnn :! ln fi till) 1 'JluutitlnYII und 'l'hurHdnYH 7 tu at tile sumrnm· honlmwhlle slop~ I OLD hy Rnymonrl F'. Yntes Is an u; Suturtlny, In ~~~ I I commnnrlm•, the Anwrlcun Lc- reslrllng In Chr.vy Chnsf!, Mnry­ lllUSI. lm returnml lo II nl tho reg- L!Xeol!enl book for everyone In· lnncl, A sister, Mrs, Halph Tim Ingham munly library now . glon, department. of Mlchlgun. ulltr vlsll. '!'hal. will be tlw llnnlltere~led In "rlolng" over old fur·_ Buscher, !lvcH In Mm·Inelle, while lias avullnhle 17 new pnmphletH woclt becnu;;o we mu;;t got the nlt11re. This hnol{ slwws whal A vetemn of Worlcl Wnr II, tlw fn I her, Victor, Sr., 7!1, mnlc•tJI.ivn commltlce in lmys nnr! girls wnulrl remember rr'upholsl(>)'lllg. 'l'lt!s book Is full l\1rH. Uul'!na Jlnhhvln heallh workers, as well as mn· 1[lfi:l. J lo also snrverl as com· to use clean hnnrls nnr! ltll'll uf goml suggr'sllons for a VPry tcrlnls written for rlicohol!cs, mnnrim· of tho Menominee Coun· pages enrefulty. 11 Is loo hac! In pmfltahlo, rewHrr!lng hobhy, ty Council of American Legion Corporal Harvey Huff, son of their families, or anyone lnter­ posts. Mr. nnd Mr~ .•Too Huff, nrrlvcrl cslmlln the rl!seasc tlwlls com·------­ home Monday from TlaJ'slow Sup­ Commander Lundgren Is thu 1\tmt '1.'. IAuuJg·ren monly referred to us the nation's ply Center In Cn!lfomln, to spend public health problem. · Ingham County News August 5, 1954 Page 2 flr·st' Uppet• Peninsula . Lcr,lon·j " . n 20-dny furlough with his fnm· nillre In ·12 yrars In bf' e!eclerl to fio!JCrl Wright of Jronwnorl wus I am planning n trip nrmmrl ily. Uw L!!glon's highest slate offlcc.[lhc lflfit· lilnle cmnmander from "the Iulw" sometime this sum­ · I hi~• region. . Marvin llalrlwln spent the wreic mer. Good old Iniw Michigan. o[ · · l~nterlng mllitnry service In rmd visiting Mr. unci Mrs. Siwlc!on course. And If I cnn arrange I o HPJ, LIJnrlnrcn rl!sl!ngulshetl Winslow and Sharon PnlnlCJ' In he somewhere LJCIII' Green Tlay, lilrn5Pif r•.s 11 medical offleer with Lnpecr•. 11 vesper service at BJOHKLUN· tlw J>'irsl Divi!;Jon In England nne! Word Wll£ l'Cl!Civcrl Mnnrlay of Df~N VID SJON Is on my calen· on the eonllncnl. With ,14 months I he clcnlh of Mrs. George der. But Jlr~l I wnnt to ro·rcad of HC'rvier! 11> t lw Europenn !Emmnl Schultz, who had hcrn a l~AITH BUILDS A CHAPEL, by life long rr!sldent of Onondugn. 'l'llCatct· of Opr.rat Ions, Lun!lgr·cn 'l'his 11iclurc Is iutcnrlctl ns n rcmiu!ler for 1\Iichigan fnl'llrers that Winifred Ca~e Boynlon. 'l'ogelher Mt·s. Schultz cll!!d al n mnvalcs­ 1••as clr!cnrntcrl wltl1 both sl!vr.r fridny,August 201is the deadline for cnh·ics in this year's 1\Ilchigun wllh her hushnnd they spent 10 ~enl homn in Lansing early Mon­ anrl hrnnze stars· for r•x[llolts on · Hale Fair, Sclllcmhcr 3 through 1~. years In the construction of the day morning. 'rile hnr!y waH" lnlwn I tile he:1r.h nl Normandy, France. It shows two 11roml mem!ICI's of the East Orion 111 Clnh with thch·. most exqulsllc nn, it is powered Children's Detroit, were Sumlay guests of l by two Rolls-Royce Avon engines, anu has reached at least 40,000 "Avoid the last-min­ • feet. First production model of the craft, it was flown nt least 300 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Page. ; hours in 25 duys with only routine inspection and service, und Speciall Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brewer of stood up so well that an ndditionnl 100 hours was added before ute rush for truck di­ Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ mai,or take-down and' inspection occurred. · 4 Permanent Proofs thur Whitney of Leslie called on in o. rectional signals." Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dwight and Lovely Baby Dool' Don Hampton Sunday. Hoytville I Panlura at Grnnrl Ledge Wednes- Mr. 'and Mi·s. Jerry Marlin :111<1 . Iday. Mrs. Pantura returned to sons sperit Sunday at the homr. Georgia A. Purcell IDetroit Friday lo l'C!sume worl< $3 of Mr. ·and Mrs. Richard Marl ih ') ~ . · after a 3-month~ sick leave. In Lowell. Max ami Gene Marl in Tl w _,,th annual Drown rcumon , (]omplctc was held al Shingle lnlw Sunday. Mrs. Br•rl Craun had ;'ls w.cf!l\ Order your signals now and let Van's in· remained in Lowell for a week's .July 1., with an attendance of end gm'sl;; Mrs: Joan .!• ranctsco , I vacation. 47 and 2 visitors. The president and Carolyn Grand Mrs. Lillian Munson and ehil­ an~l. r~ Lerl~e. ~andid Weddings stall them for you before the August 14 secretary were absent because of Mts. R. _N. Mcconnell ancl Maslc dren of Marion, spent the pnst 2 Storage ~ur~H·b,ure Sales sickness. The meeting was called of Lans!llg, also Mr. n_ml Mrs. weeks visiting at I he home of her 12Poscsln $25 deadline. to order with new officers being Haymond Craun of DcWtlt. ! North lJS-27 at. Valley Farms JJ1lrents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wedding Album UP Mearing. On Friday, Mr. and elected as follows; President, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Campbell and NEW AND USED FURNITUlli~ AND APPLIANCES Bertina Geaher; vicc·president, family and their S(ln-in-law nne!· Mrs. Mearing returner! home No •rmvel Change Addison Folcs; secretary, Alma daughter, Mr. anrl ~rs. Carl. J?al­ Opm~ Daily 10-7 Sunday 1-7 with Mrs. Munson and children Purecll; and treasurer, Beatrice rymple of Lansmg, Vl~lled aml on Saturday they visile~l Mr. Phone Lansing 7-0173 Smith. Guests were present from George Campbell o[ Sagrnaw and Mrs-' Cnrl Koglel' and Mr. LeCiear Studio and Mrs. Andrew Sharp also of Manistee, Grayling, Rose City, Sunday. . GO!S·5H Hollislm' 81tlg, Marion. Flint, Twining, EnBI Lansing, Mr. unrl Mrs. ,/nmes Holton and Lnnslng Lnnsing and Mulliken. Tlw day sons and Mr. and Mrs. Reuel Hoi· • Alfred Kecslci' of Rives .Junc­ 1 Phone Lnnslug 4·3922 tion and Dale ,Bodell took a troop was spent in motor boat riding ton anrl clauglltcrs spent Sunday 111. foi. Cmlnt· J'hOJ\e 4fl4t of 19 Boy Scouts anrl Explorer and playing ball. The oldest one at Potter park in Lansing. Photoga•nJJhers Scouts on a wee!< end camping trip to Gun lake in Barry county. Manistee.preunt w~ The Eu~ooyoungest fumm was Don- o[ severalM~.~u~~p~~s~ncli~ weeks in D!!lroit at her I'·~======~~======Rex nush nssisled by taking a aid Gruber. The meeting for 1.9:55 grandsnn's home. load 'of boys to the camp a ncl A . willngain be held at Shingle lalm. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Bashore of .YOU CAN BUY! Bigford helped to bring the boys Forest Lewi!; and John were Woodland were dinner guests of 11 11 and equipment home on Sunday. Fridny evening guests at John Mrs. Florence Austin and sons :THIS. ROCKIET The annual Covert-Noble re· Purcell's. Dormn, Pearl and Jun· Saturday. union was held on Sunday n1 ior returned home with their fa- Mr. and Mrs. Alva Warner and Baldwin park with· a potlucl< din­ ther after a week at !heir grand- Marie nn(! Mr. and Mrs ..James HERE'S YOUR. CHANCE L M \B_I L 11 ncr. There were 45 relatives pres· parents horne. Wamer and daughter attended :o- Ds o cnl from .Taci\son, Battle Creek, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dee Parson, or the Warner reunion at Fallsburg Lansing, Spring Arbor, Detroit, Grnnd Ledge were callers at the pari<, north of Lowell, Sunday, Aurelius and Onondaga. Robert John Purcell home Saturday. Mrs. Rose Way :mel Mrs. Pearl A light heart lives long. Shal

'·- . . ~ held at the club house Wednes­ Here's your chance to command famous. "Roclcern , day evening with all memherf. Engine power-at ilr laworf pricol What's more, Olds• present bil t one. Four mothers 1 also attended. · and ·.mobile's action-packed "ll8" features a brand-new I /. Glen Olney, Sr., Glen Olney, Jr., ·Body by Fisher, panoramic windshield, Custom-Lounge ; and Lora Olney helped Tom ' . ... 'lntoriorl, rugged new Power-Ride Chassis, directional ' Olney with his house Saturday · ·' slgnola-plus ma11Y other siandard equipment ltomsl and Sunday. I . . \ The 4·1-I livestock members met $Qve-$ave.-$ave-$ave·· . I at Deltetts and flower 'and vege­ Your price depends upon cholc~ of model and body style, : :. .. ·. ~ 1 J ••'. optional equipment and accessories. Prices may vary slight· table garden members with their -· leader toured the gardens Mon· l_y In adjoining ~ommunities because shipping charge~; : of 'day evening. . All prices subject to chango without notice. Check our formal James Olney has been suffer­ Ing with badly Infected ears. · · · . Lan-y Zenker and Kathie Fell .· OLDSMOBILE DEALER rODAYI _, of Mason visited his sister, Mrs . .. - ·:., · · , • Leota Olney, Sunday. A cousin · Collins Sales & Service ·,·.~.. ·McCarn· Oldsmobile . ' . and family. of Onondaga vlsl~d 141 W. M~p!e. Mason ··,-.: _: ~ .. :· .. ·.· r~onc ~GS~ -~~~'rt~lncy home Sunday after· Webberville left 'red Noble~ prounri 8::10 in t!Jwln, ,John Sllilrnnn, 72, who Arthur Reichert Jill! rnnl'lllng nnrl nftoJ' VllllllllJ! nil rllmlal the .'il, L11Wl;PIJCu ltnS[tltnl l\lt•s, lllyJ•I G1'11hnm Grace Smith lhe llwntoi!ll Jll'rtjnels, htt:lurlln~: laHt 'l'ltUI'HrlitY ltfll'l' lming !hero 2 n Dies Suddenly Mr~. Clarcnm O'Dell rceclvcrl slwr!p, hnrsoH, Jwnf r•atlln, rlnlry WC!t!lls, Mr•. ~liilllllln luul been wrll'll lnst 'l'hursriHY of the death eallle nnrl hugH, anrl the vcgntnhiu :;nml·lnvnlltl fot• l:l yolll'H durin!{ r•:d11n; fillllglilcr, Vlrglnin; and 2 anrl llnwm· gnrrlens, thny mel wl1leh •lw WitH Pan•rl fot· 'liy hi~ !(I'IIIHif'itllrlmJI, At His Farm Home of IJm· mnllwr, Mt•s, Emma l•'lnlt, (fui]des Varmeter, of ::ltnclthrhlf.(e, or!VC!l'nl moro nf tho parenlll nl diill(;(hlm·, Mrs. LPu St•ull, unci I ftttttrmtl ot!I'VkuH wore held At'lhtn· Heklwrt, G5, dletl sud· Mt:Cnrmll!il pnrl1 In WlillnrllHinnl huHilanrl of LitllHIIIt~. 'l'lto funct'lll fl'llm tlw c ;or~llnn Bt·ollwrs filii· fl.tlland Graham Is worltlng In fot• 11 ]mlhwlt rllnttm', '!'here wnrn WitH ~nlurrlny al (!Urvlvt!tl hy '' sisters, Mrs. Mnurll! Graham, who has nf Lnnslng nnrl Mt•, and Mrs. Donna llywlllt!r, l:tsl MotHiay, Mr·s. Lo11ise SdJullz of Wllllnms· .' 111 " 11 11~::. 1111 . :·on r tdd•i•• 11 Jlti~ltit!X~ phtr·t:~ were dosed In lwen visit lng frlenriH anrlrulaliveH Willis Lyons of Howell. Mrs. Wlrl Wartlt'l' llll<•ttded n 11 1111 ton, Mrs, Agne~ Garglng, Mrs., .. , 1 WIIJ111mslon tlurlng the ltolll' of In Lansing, retur·nr•cl home lasl Mt·. nnrl Mrs, Li•o Gl,vnn v:s Slnnl••y JHII'IY 111 lhn IHlllU! of •.tl:i, \ 1111111'1•'1', liP \VIIS IHII'Il ,Jil1_1 1' tit!! SCI'Vit:es, Lena Wydro anrl Mrs. Mnrgarul' Snturrlay. While In Lansing ~he llr!rl Mr. 111111 Mrs. Clmrlr!s NPillt MrH, IGihl'l P:tll'id\s la~l Wedne~· :; I ·:·;r;. II•• J' r:lllltitll'li ft'lllll \Vtl· Hager, all of Detroit,' !I lid 2 hrnlh· wns hurt on nn esculalor. She ammer· of Millville lliHI Leo \Vns tln,Y aflt!l'llrlllll. erH, l•'t'ed anti William, nlso of De· "' li:•lll''lllil ltil'lt "'''''""' ill 1!1111 111111 ton and family of Sloekhrldr;r: -- ·-·--~--- ll oil, was hadly bruiser! but no bones •ll•·tlo/i•d 1\:tlllliiiiZIIII milt·::•·· lit: .( b s t Att d were hmlwn. Sunday, rr good people wo1tld hut mnlm ~::~~..• ~.':·~~·~ ~ lt/:·~~'i.~.''\~i,'."ir'~·;:;;:/:ll';.;:·i;: I u .cou s en Tim l:otly wns removed in Gors· Mt•. and Mrs. Honnlrl l'arltm·, Mr. and Mrs·. C. Ji'rl'tl llnHs nnrl lhl'it· !:owlrwss · itl(l't!!•:thlo, nnrl line Bros. fltiU!I'Ul ltome wltere It Mr. and Mrs. IJoward Wolvet·ton Mrs. Ida Clark of Delroll nnd smllt! inslr!ad of frowtthtt( In llwlr 111·: ,,,."'1'1 ~~··~·,., •:iL111·d iliii lril.:iiiJ: •"'~~etrolt Ball Game remnlncd until Saturday morn· and daughlet• and and Mrs. Mr~r· Mrs, Jlaroltl Glynn allenrlml fll· virltll!, ltuw ntany would they /1\1'1' litf' IIJH'I':tll!lll 11! fflp fill'lll u lng when It wns talwn to the lin l•'ullon anrl daugltlet· spenl nernl services for the lJpliia Alhletlcs there Montluy, .July 2fi, wllh hur· Mr. and Mrs. Claretwe O'Dell lito• 1'11'111 lillli( l!l~·j Wl!1•11 ill• Jill!'· lal In Forest Lawn cemetery In illto!'ilall game al Hrigg~ slarllum ~pent lhe weel1 end at llwlr ml· When 1 ;t h:rni\Vitl'P Detroit. !1:1 t•d btl:~inl'?:~s fl'nJH ill llt!lroil last Thursday. They WHEN IN .ROME-JJe it !lome, Italy, or Rome, New Yorl1, these tage ncar Tawus City, I 'IIIII !1· I illl'titlf'l.'. 1.'111' :y; \'<'llr:; (I(• lt!l'l in llw morning, resplendent foil nnd winter fasllions·dcsiL''"•.d In the EtenHII City maltc news Mr. a11d Mr:i. l•'loytl McKenna on Vacation 1•1" :·;,[1•d I ill' •;1111'1' ]lll'ltil;d :11 J:l!l in llwil' iliue atHI gold unlfot•ms. wJlh their usc of plc;tts. At lett Is a hcni'Y maroon wool suit by spnnt Saturday near Glarlwln. fuJI o :·:. l'llltll'ainter, bookbinder; scars nnd marks, 6-inch cut ' 'J'eri'IIl' Strilws l~rom ~cncath the Sea scar outer left elbow,. long, dim scar on . back of ldt little finger, l/2•inch scar on Perimeter Heating . tight side of forehead, %·incl1 blue diag­ onal scar on right ten1ple, scar on left ·- Mormster from the eyebrow, numerous skin blemishes nod \ ·. I · You see the telephone's value fn aU marks on face. 1 '\ and those .tnat bt·i~g pe~ce of Federal complaints were filed nt Wny- · Autlwr·iictl the things that keep a family hum· mind. It would be hard to measm·e · Ocean Floor cross, Ga., on August 23, 1951, char~ing lENNOX· ming. There are conversations just how much .the telephone Montes with unlawful interstate flight Ucalcr iror mad to avoid prosecution for robbery, and at WORLD'S LAR&I$1 MANUfAUURIRS Alii that save time and steps, those Chien~, lll., on March 4, 1954, charg­ means to your family. A good deal ing lum \vith interstate transportation of ENBINEERS QF WARII AIR.HE.UING SYSUIII ti1at makeyou~g heat·ts beatfaster · mot·e, 'surely, than it costs. " stolen property. · ' · Any person hn~ing i~fcirmn!i?n 'Yhich may :aid m locntmg tlus fuJ!IIIVc IS re­ *An ext•nolan rillll 1GIIr t•l•pho,n• a44.d 1/ollll: It ~aile I 11111 time a;d .,.,.;'. quested· to contact the nearest office of I .F. C.. Anderson & Sons ·i1 n·•ar 111hen 1011 n••4 if, cooto onl:JO p•nnl•• a d111, Call JOllr Buaine11 Ollie., . the FBr, the telephone 'number of, which ·J·.,. '· . . ' . . .. - .·· .... : ~·~. ·::\/', Pl~onc 2368 ,. n~pears ·.on the first page· of local..telc- .. , . . ' .· '! ,. ', I . . a.•..;,;:·-..c·.J ,, MICHIGAN BELL·· IE ~.... -.~ ... 1!111 .. ~ ...... ~~~ .. -~ ...... ~,.~.!. :P,IODC dimt~~:s, . .:.~ •. :.:~····. · ."---...---- ..-lil!ll ... ~ ...... ·•· -----~--·~ L~P,.~,:~:~:~·~.C::~·: Lodges Picnic Sunday nnv. nnrl MJ'R. F:rnesl C'I'Orl(pt• Mr. nnrl Ml'R. Rrnllsl T:larnP.!I' nn~ Woman's Group l of Brlghlon \Vlll'!l l•'rirlay tllJJIH'l' fnmlly of !lolly wem Sunrluy rlln· ' During Annual Event gtfc.•st:; of Mt·. anrl 1\ll'H, Ll•o twr gtlPsls of tlw lnttor's parents, Dansville HogrJ'~ nnrl Mrs. Slll'nh Hogr.1·s, Mr. anti Mrs. David Balwt•, '. Will Meet at Lake 'l'llc l\Iasnnl" :lllil En~lc!rn· Star l'vlr. lllHI Mn;. llenJ',Y HnlifiJH of Mt', anrl I\1J'H, Lnlnnrl Perrine, Mrs. Helen Young- Phone 3931 plt-nk llPid 111 ltll)'nl!t' pari;, ilill· Mnnlllt Wf'ril J(llllStH Snmlil~' c•ve· .Tl'., sprmt Httllflay at Gn!cnfield Next Wcdne~rlay, Augusl J I, son, Stmrlny, wa>; nil: Sunrl:ty, By a simple • a mod•m texture deooraU011 If •••• 'l'lw memhr!rs ol t lw Ingham' Le Dr•lroll were Sunday visitors of Hcv. nllfl Mrs. TTarry Moore Mr:;. fiertrii:IP JWI!l of C':Jrilll:i''· brottght to the c!XIPnslon ollice Mrs. Esther Avery.' They lor•k and family lr.fl Monday for Flint Mr. and 1\lrs. HnnHicl \Vt;st an.l , process e 1 wall which wlll take· ab111J) ·In M;tson ot' ~~~ Mrs. Lawl~ln Iwl' til Williamston to vlsl·l .~e\'Cl'· tr. attend the annual Free l'vlclh· family werr1 :.;tJndnr rlinnt•r e 1 docoratlon which CJonnell}fiU.. Gauss of. Dnnsvll.ll', dmlrman of ai frlrnrls llwre In lhr. aflernoott. 011lst camp meeting ul Bethel 1 guests of Mr. anrl Mrs. ,Jim CREATE • patches. the npmn c~ciJJJilllllee. l•'l'llnl; Collh nnrl Mbs Elsif' park t I) is week. CoilllSI'IiOl' anrl fnmily 11f Laings. Cohh of Wllli:nn~lon wcrr! '!'burs·. Mr. anrl Mrs. Davirl l3!!lwr spent bmg. tul/ ~:~t our •tore lor a free finished •amnta Mr. anrl Mrs. LaWl'I!JH'f' Balwr rlay visitor~ of Mrs. Esther Avery. a few days last wee!< with Mr. 1\lr. ami Mrs. Hollanrl \\'1•:-:l of anrl family and Mr. and Mrs ..T. anrl Mrs. Casper Dietz of Wli· Holt were Tm•srlay visitors o[ Mr. $4.10 gal. B. Dallon'wert• Salurdny c•vt•ning Mr. llllcl Mrs. Merle Freet• anrl llamston. unrl 1\ll·s. Hnv Wcsl. guests of Mr. and l'vlrs. Fred fmnqy and Mr. 11111! Mrs. IO:IlWI'Y . 1\lt•. 11nd M·r.c, Clilrl' L<'VI'rell of Sagf'r of Clwlsr.a in honor of I hr. Freer were Sunday guests of 1\lr. Mr. and Mrs. Grmlrl Koons of THAT'S ALL HE· NEEDED-President Eisenhower makes that, Lansing were Stlnrlay r!Vf'nlng Leslie were Sunday visitors of t·csignccl-to-thc-inevitable f(estm·c traditional with nil gmndpnr-, SHAFER hlrlhrlay nnnivers:Jty of Mrs. anrl Mrs. Roy Gt•ccnslade of visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Sam rnls as his grandson, David, 0, begins to pound on a full-sizcl Sager. Eaton Rnpids. Mt·. illld Mrs. Lewis Freer. Williams. Mr. nnrl Mrs. Gilbert Glover lnilltary drum

ciaa~Mr~Wnync'l'a~~a~MH~ attendecl the Arnold reunion C~J:rn~I~~=s~~='~o=o~~~S:u:n:d:zy~e~v:eJ:li:n:g~.~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~='~~~~~~~_ Saturday at tile home of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Amold of Williamslon. Wessels Bohnet completed his summer school course at Michl· gan State Normal college 1t Ypsilanti lnst Frlr!ay. Mrs. Paulj Card completed her course al Michignn Stale college Friday. Mr. and Mrs·. William Mitchell and family of Lalce Odesm and Mrs. Lydia Switzer of Lansing .were guests Sunday of M:·. ami IMrs. A. C. Dowling, the occnsion :being the birthday anniversary FORD l of Mrr.. Dowling. I 1 Mr. and Mrs. Pnul Carrl were I Sunday dinner guests of Mr. anrl NO Used Auto Pa_.ts ·Mrs. Philip Hague of Ann Arbor. NO 1 130-H.I'. y.sLOCK V·B YES Mr. anrl Mrs. Roher! Bush an'l - family were Sunrlay visitors of the only '1·8 in its field Mr. aml Mrs. Raymond Bush o[ - Dolhw-wise motol'ists Imow they can .Tackmn nnrl Mr. aml Mrs. Ros:: BLOCK DESIGN NO Manley of Rives .Junction. LOW·fi\\CTION, DEEP· - YES count on Bud's to snpJlly them 'With dcpend­ Mr. aml Mrs. Pearlie Beach of I SCORE BOARD Wiilianislon were Stu~r\ay visitors tor longer engine life alJic used auto parts to Jlllt thbir cars in top of Mr. and Mrs. Rav Hartshorn. NO Louis Yuhasz, Sharon nnrl BALL-JDINT fi\OHT SUSPENSION- YES shape. Uml's has a l'C!IUtation for Jm~·inp; Eutl's has bought Johnny of Holt w,;re Saturrl:w, visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. ,T. f:ih· pric•~s I' or cxct~[ltionally "1-!:ood" wreclwd - ·er "andling and riding Miller. tor east " cars. That's why Bnd's is Centml JU~hi- 107 Mr. and Mrs. A . •1. Miller were J ~unrlay visitors .of Mr. nnrl Mrs. LOW \.OOK YES NO . p;an's lea !ling lmyet· "of wt•cclu~d c~rs. • Bud's wrl'clietl ca!'s.for salvage Charles Kirby of Eden. TOMOI\1\0W'S LOHG, Mrs. Robert Cook and children pas:a~s thes1~ good, serviccallle·Jmrts on to YO\l since ,Jamm•·y 1, 1954. will stay in style tor years of Lapeer spent la~t week with - her mother, Mrs. Bessie Olson. NO at real down-to-t~arth JUices. Why.Jmy. mot•c NO Mrs. I{enneth Cate:; anJ chil:lren . oVER 3 2.00 SQ. \N. YES GLASS AREA I - of Vermont ville were Monday dinner guests of Mrs. Olson. · for Full-Circle IJisibiliiY Mr. nnrl Mrs. Lloyd Mnrrlocl' - NO fot• hip;h-Ilricet1 new parts? Deal and Elzie Milner were Sunday NO dinner guests of Mr. ~nd Mm. f0l\DOI'IIf11\C DRI'IE YES with R1111'P. and save! Wall.er Birchfielrl of Lamring. -••Go" To'mmy Murdock, who hml been - . . . ediate gear tor greater "·th eutomattc tnterm wi1h the Birchfields for the week VOl , YES Whether it's a motor, tmns­ end, returned home wilh his par· NO ents. OVERDRIVE AVAILAIILE YES ..., mission, wil!dows, body 1mrts or ac­ Mrs. Floyd Mitchell returned - to her job in the office of Dr. to save gas-and wear cessories you need, you can deJIIlllll Clarl1 and Dr. Clinton in Mason - NO Monday. She had hcl'n away for .R YES NO on Utul's lnrp;e selection of llal'ts to weeks because of a hrokim nnklr. ttr Koons o.f Perrv and Mr. and Mrs .•John D.imtels and family of Hanovm· were Sunday dinner guests of ·f'ordomallc and OmdriYI 'Bu:d's their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar opllonal on all modo I& .got tho and a · Como ;, , , .~ore yo~'/lg~t FORD .. . Scripter. ol o11tra COlt, Mr. and Mrs. Glei{ Sharlaucl . AUTO. . . . PARTS and family and Mr. and Mrs. ~ .) -· · . ,. . . ~.: '.· Phone.6110·~~412Lo~ 6110~4-64:11 dinnerDonal PnrlcsSunday enjoyedat the ·homea picnic of Ro·· .y·,· 'Ch ,.·ste·. n:''se' n Mr. and Mrs. Lc~ter ;Parl{s of :/(.:,,{r.:;.E¥Jri~~:>'i.~.::: , :.: :::: ·-- _~ Soutlt- of Holt·- 2milcs - North of Mason Olivet. · · · Y F ' 11 F d D. I. : . . .

' ' '· Mr. imd Mrs. Cera! Underwood · our •nem Y •or ca cr. ·· · .i 880 :1.111111!._~~.... - ..-, .•· ------..----~~~~~~------~~~~ ~~~~cl~n~~f.s~t ~~~r.~~P~~r ~-~-...;..--.;-~-;..GREAT TV, 'F~RD:~IIEATRE,WJW, ,TH~D'AY~·g;~ ~;· M•. --·-·~-··:_··.·,;..t_· ._· M__,; .;...,n;..,··;.;.·... :_ .. . . ',,. ,, I', .~ . ' ...... , . . . . , .. , ' '/· ·. ·. . " , . , ., ', 'I

Palty Anderson nm snenrllng Jlw wncl1 with llwlr• gl'llllriJln!'enls, Dansville Mr•, and Mr•s, Chesler Ben.Jnmln, Farmer Peck's ( fJcmHnu~rl from J'ngo •I) at Sliver Jnlw, Mr•. and Mr·s, J~arl Douglas of Wife Montague SJlenl the week end 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur· 13ruolu;, larrie Lininger Mr. nnrl Mrs. l•'loyd Crwgl'lly ami family and Mr. and Mrs. Mil

Vanderbush nnrl fnmlly of Brit· I' ton, Mr, nnd Mrs, .Tess Staats 'l'lw lll.'if uf llrn 1\f'l'lllllrrms, 1 MYF President: ' Larrie Lininger wns re-eleeled Manti son of .Jackson and Mr. nml rs, Leonard Bmnlts and rJnur:h· SIJPER RIGHT, LEAN, Tl-lr VERY BES1 prrs!tlenl of the Dnnsvlllc-Van· ler of Mnson were Sunday guests Sllllllll.l' r111d 1 Hl'r'rn to hi' hav· thmugh thai stag"c of pld Sly Is tlw trcasltrct• nnd Belly Anderson were Sunday rUnner LB. plarrts hurl 1·1 lnlfl'; and hlo~soms. train Snrnmy to leave llw !lowm·s Dey and Roylyn Voss nrc co guests of Mr. nnd MrH. Don An· LB. Chuck ~®(1$1 39c They scr'ITrf'ri to ad lllw a re;J none.1 '!'hey mndr! IJI\11 II g"arriPII rlcrsnn of Ann Arhor. A1111 Or•s· Pork Roast · 45c 1 ling to Sammy. In IIH! sruulhox. Anrl tlwy wr~nt e 1HI rmPn of fellowship (rccrca· through quiiP nn elahrll'nlr! lli'O tionl. ler!c of Wchhervlilc and Belly aarD·:J~S . OVEN READY, YOUNG TOMS, ,-( - · 45~ YOIJI'IG mr:f< LB. 39o 1 Ile makr•s rlozr•11s nf trips liJI 'I'Jln "OL\11" Jln 111 111 1 lllsch were dinner f!Uests ,L_''tll1fi',LY. Beef laiwer 1111 1'\~ .!1 / I 0-23 LB. AVG. 1 LB. and dowil llw ;;JrJr•walk during a r·ess () f showing him flllfl lellillJ! ~ J ,., cO c w wve an . ,, I T 1 him 1hal 1hey were his .. , .ius I outr_Ior~r ,serv!ee Sunduy evening, of Ruth Ann Andcrspn. · 1 LB. ~~c f]~~jg ~mM'ts LB. 25e ' rlny, And by lllr•:

LC. i.:!lviiJ scraping hnek nnrl forth. picnic dinner Sunday, August 15 with their grandparents. Diane LB. 19~ lfJ:r;J!mljil.!l 111lmliill READY 1'0 sr:r'/E Seems that we r'an never gel at Camp Kiwanis at noon. The Kuch was In St. Lawrence has· U.amh ~fe8Si ·· . EXCELLENT FOR LAMB STEW ~@~ READY TO EAT LB. c;;J 1:.1 enough of walehing him. He's picnic: is to he an all-family one. pital in Lansing last wcel1 be· '1EATY SHOULDER CUTS LB. 6£~ Smokm~ ©~m~1s st\C'h a happy little fellow. And A plnnning committee mel on cause of sic!1ncss. lamb ~~l'.l!iS he's· grrnving up so fast. Petr Tuesday evening to formulate Mrs. Grace Chamberlain of WI!· ... = brought him in this morning anrl plans for thr. occasion. Tl1e corn· liamston and Mr. and Mrs. Archie 23" AVERAGE} HAWKSBERRY said, "Show mamma what. you millce consisted of Mrs. Acthen Chamberlain of Wchhcrville were got." Out came two pink iist' Wilt, Mrs. Rex Townsend, Mrs. Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. "Sum hf''S ,u smart. pur·r·;;t. . , , anrl the last of the gemnlilm f.Jmonrl Wing, Mrs. Jess Bach· Leo Rogers anrl Mrs. Sarah Rag· EA. nil lw PVr·r· suys is, 'Fur hurls: lie didn't act smnrl-a!Pck.l' man, Mrs. Harry Daman, Mrs. ers. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chamber­ (II'OtliJlt 'J'V S!'I'Vir'e ut t'f'liSOit· ... Ju!il happy. Pete sairl, "Now, []ug"il Oesterle and Mrs. Wayne Jain of Ann Arbor and Mt•. nnrl • Watermelon~ nhlt• Post·, r•nll Cnnsin's Itarlio Ma, rlon'l you thinl1 he';; worth Tnylor. Mrs. Ralph Chnrnherlain of Nc\l; 111111 'I'V in Mason'!" more than all the geraniums in Recreation and vesper worship Hudson were Saturday visitors MICHIGAN, LARGE SIZE-12-PT. C/.SE $3.39 SWEET AND RIPE, CALIFORNIA, SIZE .. --:---=:------_:_.:.:''.:.:Je~w::_o:_:rl.:.:_rl.:_'i'_'------service will follow the picnic. at the Rogers home. Mr·s. 'l'hur· 3r PT. ·1 I The morning" worship service man Bowers ami chilrlren of Mil· FOR 1 BOX ng Jam County News August 5, 1954 Page 5 pn~r·crling the social event will ford were Sunday visitors nf lhr. 35c B~~c~®~ r~es comml'rnomlc the opening of the Rogers. Leo H.ogers has been .Cant~hn~pes 2 I-LB. BAG 3~c 'fll LARGE SIZE, CRISP AND HEADS 25C Gla~l'}~~e~ EXCEL Council of Churches. The coun· the past weel<. Jn~;iwv..l •w;i.L~u~ SOLID, HOME GROWN 2 iS-OZ. dl meeting will be held at Evans M A&P, SEEDLESS r!:G. ]~~ 1 Jll' 1 Tl r. and Mrs. J. C. Nelson and RED RIPE LB. 29C RaissM!s on,. rrw ;;. 1e message for the family were week end guests of Toum~ioes ~ LO. 1 21~ .'Thi~ Wonderful N • '1 c~s~e~~§ REG·ALO II:Ar~~es::. CALIFORNIA RED 16-0Z. .''· fllHI Mrs. Joh~ Ranes of of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilkin· FI,G. ~91} '· IAlbron were Sunday drnncr guests son of South Hw · 1 r ~~ies Ff'.ESi-1 P;TTED 'Jf the latter' I M 1 . , en, m wnor o Carn,ts ·\. TENDER, FINGER SIZE •• Mrs M ' Cs ~Jar! en s, r. am the bit·thrlay anniversary of Mrs. af~n~~~~ ~.-ut~~JZ~~~ ~~o~~g~~) · · yron 01 w n. Wili, 111(,1, und JJnvl! Alwowl 1111d Wllllo ,JuhnrHJII 1JuHitlltiH un lhu cuuu, Hlrlilud M. ,JIIIliUJt, J'runtHILI liON. ,JOliN Md'LC!tf,t\N, nllunwy, JIHI~u uf l'tulwtiJ, Nntlt•u IH luJJuhy f(IVI'II nf the Hllllif­ l'ci'IHIIIUI Flnn11cu Cunqrnny r1r J(uu- luu of nclmlnlnllnliou un tliP .!Hth tiny o14hn, II (JOIIUJilll[OJI 1 Vlt, (fj•!tl~u :f.clt)\f'J nf July, /\, IJ I'J rrt, ~~~ nt'tlt•J ul I hln 11ncl ,rcun A. Xt•nh• J'. 1l'lc»IIIIHII un 1111 Gas Heating Gun1t Ln Nlli!Mi\N 1>. lthYNlll.llH, 11 f'ntlfl llllllfl IHIIIIIIHoH. AlVIIJ /\., Nui1r•l' 1 HI· l'uhllc AchuiniHiro~tm ln1 ttuld Lrnmly, lnaru•y, liiHl/1 Lhu IIULitlou ur {(, v. Ht rrtllll'lllllo Cnlunlnl Jo'lru UrulvJwdlt IH ur Nntlnnnl 1 I uhll!! Adrninlttlllllnl uf thu Htll1u tll l'hu IUHIIt'Uncu Uo., n Cunr~tc•t!r•ut Got­ Mlr.hlmlfl, duly fllt·d In thiH t•uult, 111 IHII'ntiun, 1411111 /lg'CO of Vlru unt nllcl 1\M-, Permits? ~luh nr lhu nbovu t•nlllll'tl lllld f 1111\• Hllntn P• t'nln v11, Htti'IY ,J, Fll11t, 'l'•uu• hlnctl I•HIHlllll U( thu lliltJYC llllUil'd Jlt'l• Jtlllltl un tho curw, Hunr•y J, I"IHr•ht•l, KilliK whu ftnvo dhtul•tti'IIIC'cl 1\Jui huvu llfll )Jl!CII IJIJilld r111111 fill It l'fllllilliiU\Itl Mh•hhmn 8UI1Jtly Cu., ll 1'111 Pni'HIIun Jttli)Ut) n( 1111114 lh1111 ltfiVI'II }'f!IIJI\, fii'HJ!Hlt.f•fl tlltcll!'r ttw IJJWII u( tlw Htnl11 HAYBURNERS MAKE A COMEBACK-'rhis just goes to show lhul ICn! horsepower Is what Nu!hu Itt fulliH•I give tl tl1111. ull 1'11'(1- n( Mlt·hiKilll VII. r;nvlu llct•{ ill HOnlllliflll H ounls in the tldd or transpurtutlou. This Musou City, Ill., bum ~er ved fo•· a tlmc os ll stnblc tor k1111W11 IlK Jl'\tJJ/l l!r IJ( h HUll HIIIIH I IIlli H llni'H, u1 utltur ptii'Hullll ituvlnH uuy 1luun c •leek !!US buggies, but the hotsr:s huve once more taken over, If You Are, IIU'IIIIIttl llflY uf tiuJ unlcJ 1!1111111'11 lllf' II'• clhn He•• ch UUJilllltlt tlun Co. 'l'llttJ•III!I~ 1111 IJ11fttllocl In lill'tlt 111 /ltldl t•lnlm, In \\Ill­ lht• 1'1111(', Ht ~IJIUUJ' H. l'vrttuu, ntlm III'Y. hue n11d 11/Hh·• until, ln Hlild c'UIIIl uL tilt Mic·hlgnn Supply C.:uUI!UIIIY, IL CtJJ'JtiiiH· I 11rullnlu utfleu in Htdd l'llllllty, 111111 lu llnrt llllllur· Llw IIIWit ur lhu Htli~IJ or Call Us for 11!!1 Vu n CU)t}' titl'n uf upun I itt iiltnvt Michl..cur1 vH. Cllllu1tl W. Cuwrli'Y rr111l Derby Neighborhood 1111/IH•d 1111hJI1' ndlliiii/Htlllllll' Ill his or­ Audit'Y 1~. Cuw1l1y db.1 C:owcii'Y 1!1 nlln~-: fJr.ll nL fi 1o Mil'hhwn Nut IUIIIIJ 'J nwc1, unci Vuut llntlnJ.:. 'l'l't•trpiiHH nn the f'll 1o. l\lr·s. G. W. Sprlu;;mun a Free Estimate. city t~( L1111ttlrnc, Mu·lugnn, u11 nJ' lu•ruto H1•ymuur H. !'tJJ 111111 1 nltuilli'Y. n( i Lhu 23rd duy 1\unwll, t\, U, I!Jid Olclt~muiii'I'H l•'uclu1nl (_ Jurlll Uulnn, 11 thnL 1 lni11111 Mn;, Sherman IInrlmun UJHI uud Htll'h will lw h(•lltd 111 llllllc•vln (edt•l ,JJ Cfli'IIOI lllltlll VH. {'hlllft•JI I!Uid t•nm t. nn 1111ld tiny ul 11 u'C'lucJ, In l•'lnnniJ:nn nncl HIIJth!r> 11 luuulgllll Ill'· Mr·s. Orla AddPy nllenrlcrl 1 he ex· tho f IIIUIJUtc• ll (ell CIIIUH1 1 Ill Jiu I' IIIII Ufllll pluVill. I::Jt11111l J, l>llll!JIIIHH, ,1J,, llll!JI'Iil'~• In Hllld ''ounty, AIR DIVER~Grnvlty docsn IPnslon cluh lnur to Gr·and Hap· 'J'hl11 uotltu IH HIVr 11 JIIIJII!IIIIlt to lhu l•'•nnk <.:. I\yto 11!111 l(ytu CctllHIIut 111111 ids last 'l'hursrlay. bother Army Sgt. Dawson Mer• Gur11111111Y VII. ,Trow H Jjut•h tlltn fo;ut•h Cu1r~ llffJYiniurtH ur Act :1~!1. JluldJC• /\('In ot Mt•s, l~rnmn Ponlr"! will he lmsi­ Heating & 11117, IJelnJ.~ the• Mkhiumt Code or U11· chant, ns he apparently walks KIJIII'fiun Vomp,uJy, 'l'lt'"JIIlllll 011 thr• r.lll'llltJ 1 ucross hnrbor waters at Pusan, t'IIHI' upun 111 umlnol!. John 1.~. l.J(!h~hton, !'HS lo the Pnst Noble Grand club ILltUIIIl:Yo IL IH Ul'dl tc•d thnl til hi nntl,•c ht JliJh- 1Koren. Aclunlly1 Sergeant Daw· WednP."lny even in~. Mrs. Loui> I Ventilating Wt Pk t 11111 .. fluldll' \'!1, COWDRY IIHlutd o/lt't' In 'Jlr•h (rJJ' th1 t Mun~~lll Wlllln1u ~~tuVI't, f!t!ltHivo Wl~"l•tt In tltt Irt~thlllll 'uuttl)' I son was caught by the camera 'l'll'liftltKH on llw 1 IIHL: Pull•ll nrul Chill'( h, K11lser wlll be In charge of tlw Ntlwn, 11 /IOWHilliJIPI' 1111111' d, nuilllttlu d n splll-~ccond before his leaded nttui'II!'YH· prn~rarn. 311 N. Cedar Street J>hone 2-1961 und ':hculutcd In tmul f'fllllilY. Ilur nh o Jlil'llll VH, (,Junh Yclliwh. I~u­ I I boots plummeted him to the Mrs. Myrta llnmsrlellls spend·'------' ,JOliN Mo l!J.hl,f.i\N 1hm bot· bottom, where mainte-1 tln!l' A. l'nhl, ullu1ncy. .Jutlgu tJf l'loillLil in1r a few clnys with her niece, !l~nce of underwater port ta• Clumccry I SCIIIWU 1,1\ A IMiss Lucille Alber In Pnnliac. IIOI.Il~Cil: cllltics is underway. ••· Nonnn ,J1•nn Jo'ox \11, l'!Pdt•JH·I. l'ux. Sun LifjJ /\1111UIIHH:e CurututiiY JlivnJc•c•. Jt1h11 W. Blld, ulluiiHY fo1 1 The qunrlet•ly party nf the adn. plulnt11r; ltuy '1', Cuull!y, u1l1JI'IIL:Y f!ll I OWNEUH: l'ctu Hclchnlc n1' defmulnnL. secret pals nf Eden Reheimh Imhrn Jlt.dt.::t2t'. lml~e wns hP.ld at the home of •tuary J.u 11 r· Mu!du11ndu \'H Har:u·J Mllldull· I Obl ndu, lllvutce, t:euq:u II, (Jenlwld II, nl·l M1s. Clyde Faber last Frrday eve­ ------lUIJify, ning. '!'he cvrming- wns spent in "For the. best in paints, OICDER 1·011 I'UIILICATION llt•lhL Cull Coli! M. Mnnlyln VH, ""'""" '1'. Mnn· SALL 01· HEAL ESIA'It:: Della Call, d.tughter of Elmer tyln. IJ!vo~Ce. John 1•• r. .. ,Hhlu,, nllnt· vi~lling nnrl a short program un­ N£W.SON-Augui>l ~11, 1115•1 nr y, dPI' the direction of Mrs. Winl· Stltlc uf Mlt·hl~:un. 'l'ht• l'tuhJttP Cutlll :IIHI Cnrric !')flnlwell, and wife of ()IlK llt•Wcy Huot \'H, MnciJ••· P. ('JIIIIIfll frerl Purehase. The <·ommlltee ~arnishe.s ~nd e.name.ls, .su. fm- lhe Cnunty of Ju~IIILrn J~:clgar· \V. Cnll' passed aw.ly at Hunt. flJVUI cc. lilcnn 'f', Ghemy, nl till- served buffet refresliments. At H tlltitllun ur 1111141 ('utllt, h• ld Ill !Ill' llwir farJn horne Saltll'day rnorn- ncy, Prohnlfl Olfir·c Ill the Clly ur J. lllliill·~· lllj.;, ,July :·H, iP'('d U!l YCHl'S, 11 'J'h!J Statv ur Mtchh.:nu, I:._: ···I, I' ltd ( yo~r Benjamin Moore. In Hlll!l ~uunty, (lfl Liar :.!lrd tluy fJI h YfltliiJ.:'t•l, IIIIIHCCIJiinH' lllltiiiii'Y ur ln~~- I•'r:tncis Menr>r· and Pnl Monroe Augutll, A o. Jur, L months anrT 7 rlays. S!Je lcnvcs to hnrn Cuunty, MJChluun VB, l't,ul!\ ll gave a dcmonslmlion on how to l'••"•nt: liON. JOliN MuCI.J;Lf,AN, Jrnourn their lw;~, hPsidcs her ~~:;,l''']i,.i;L n1 ',·u~::',', ~·:~· HeHUIIIIIl. It \VII- pr epaw a veg-etable basket for paint dear~!" Judge ur JIJ'ulmlu. '."'I llll!o;hcirHI, a son, VVeJford. Vln.nrdn L. VunNur !ol'l' V,l, 1\i•IIJII'Ih H the fair. In lht• mnllt'l nr lhr• f'Hldle ur l.l..hl VnnNnr l\1'1, IJIVUitU, l'llt'loH :LIId Cbtlll h, E. Nl•avwN, IJc· ... ,,..,f. Mr·s. Cnll liver! nil her life wilfl· un · uy •. MODERN CHURCH ART-IInving m1npled the modernist-cubist 11 111 \ style of painting to the inlet prcl.tlion of religious subjects, Sisler J Durint~ lhr mPelinr~ commitlees Atlhur· It Mui'II!IUII huvltr~ rJird Ill in d :~•nile l'Hclitt!-; of Fit<'hhurg C!.Jit·mnnl 'l'tlliiHfcr· Gurnpany vn. OW! II were appointed fot· the SCI'IIJ>· IUihl UuUil h1H pell!wn, jllll~lll}.t ful II- . . • J, Clrnry, HUI'Itlllty or HI/Ill•, IL ul. IJJJI Sclurnnnski, an Amet'il'nn ciliWil studying in Florence, Italy, su­ 1 CI11Hf' ln tll.:ll thl' iiiii'II'HL uf t\/1111 t•HI.1 1 and parllelpaterl Ill community rrH irduncliUil. Mh·lwul ]} O'll.on, ,d- pervises the hanging or one of llcr works lor exhibiliot> ln a hool\ nntl !he al'hievemPnt honll1 in cell/Ill\ tclll Ctllllll• tlrllllll di'/Hidtcd, ac1iVJtJNi unlll lhe h~ginn!ng of t.Uiflcy. • Florentine pt t ~allery. to he sci up al !he filii', The l'IUIJ Millin 1>. llwllil'h VH. !Ur h.rr·d I~ lL Ia cudeJud, Thnl till' :tuth dlt!!o ur her ldst illness, 3 yeats ago. I I av- J)i(•Lru·h. ltlVfU'CU, Hoy 'J'. Cnull')', nllol is Jllanning lo enter !he model Au~nHt, A. 11. 111r. 1, nl lwo ,·, '"' '· 1" lni< sulfQrcd paralysis of her left "''Y· husinc~s rneeting,conlc.sl. Follow. thu nrLc1nuon, nt the l',rdJtlr OIIHt.' nt I Gt•nl)•u .TefT1it•~ mul Jlfllrn ,Jeff1i1•:; v~. :ton Wl'.tL Xnghlll\\ tlllll'l, Lnllt.l/11' Mh·h~ leg tnnny ycnrK ago, SlC WCIS flilllt• w. COVPI't, ct nl lllll lui Hjll'llllt rng lhe meeting refreshments of IMun, lw nn•l Itt llll'l'hy 1\Jifllllllll'd ful I hanciH'i:IJl[ICd in all physical ncliV· JlelflHnliUU•[ Hilllllt /Hid lllllllliH, llllcll- popancl polnlo chip~ were served. hf•lllillg t~uld tHtillllll, 1111d thut 1111 1 111 ~ I • 1 t I• f , 't 1 , ffi· rwytl fnr pln1utiJf; IIuf.{huH a11d C,unnlll'll, Boys ' and Girls ' UIIK llllt'll•tlh d ill tlllld t•~>tllll• /ljljiUIII lu·- I ICS 1ll ITIIlr c up 01 I JY en nlLOJIH'Ytl rnr th·r~utl/1/lt. The next meeting will be Au· guHt D. fm·c !mid CUIII'l, Ill Ill! HI Lilli(' und Jtllll'l' znuntcaling by pen and telephone Hut>r~ Llli'HfHl VH. Hu h,U'f( A. l.nJHIIII. ,, ln HhOW CIIIIH~· why ll 111'1'/IHI• lu Hili tJH !llP~S'tgCS Of gl'C.nt lflS()ifatiOfl tO DIVOII'I' 1'1tii\H lllld Gllllll'h, UllOI'fiCYH, •• • lnt~ll!'IJL ur Hllld tittll(t Ill Hllld ll'l" P:tl.lll!' . ' • • t In It•: l'etltiun u( MillY Alict l•uotc" Club News CtUUIIIJl Khnuld ranL l1ll J-:"1/IIILud. her ITI~tny il'JCnc.ls, ro1· fh.·tuunln.Jtion of limu unci tllnuu ol It iu fua·thf·J uJ•d,tcd, J'lmt tmhllc· nu- , hil·th. Canaan Aggies 4-II clt1b met at llco LhNcof be g-l\111 hy jiiJhlirlltiUII uf On Feht'Wil'Y 3, 1953, she (_lJl(l FICIII'fll'l! Dnnna CottJtl na v~. I humid \ lll I he home of Bob Cooper. A short oo1•Y or lhi• 11111<•1', r,,. ''""" ""''''""""'' her husband cclchrated their II. Cu1'''"""· l>ivotcu. s""'" """ '''·'"';,, l'l'I'·Fuit•l\ll'l'lill!.! clubhouse J·mel '11111 Jlidy Wy wuoltH IOI'<'VIonH Ill 11nld tiny uf h, ntlllg '" I I II' • ill nllnl'llt•yH, '· . I ' ' ' ' . lour was held and part of the 1 1 111 1 the lnl{hnm County Nt.'\ul, 11 nc\\.Jii'IIJI 1 go c ('ll \\'C( r ~ anniversary W Ettl!•IIIL M. Flna1nn vK, All1u 1·l c. nfll- F'our·II leaders and SltJll'l'lll ganl \vere hoslesses fur Lhc eve· members' projects were visited. Jlrilllucl und cilculldud lu tmid l'fJU!tl~. an open house for Lhctr irnmcdi- iun. Uivoi'CU, J\t•thlll L. K!oJUitl, ntlul- tendcnts o[ dPp:u·Lmenh; will nrul thnt tht• ruliH'iuJY ur :,altl I"'·''' , f I, . l f.· I . l . ncy. lllllg'. During the meeting safety 8 We also cm·ry a compll'te line of fine waiiJIU)Jers give• J..nown Jltlm ~·~1t•d Jill! lit ; 1\lltlillllll- ,lle .tmt ) tlll( llCrl( : clllC me.s~ eilf•cn M. Hoh·nmb VH. NcltiC)fl ].;, Ilul- m~ct ]~f'idny PVf'llillg. AUJ.{ll~! (j, pinns were cliscusscrl nnd Rolmul nl nullcc IlK HlfiUIItd hy luw, suges of conrrralulatJOns were comb. IJiVOJf'C, Huy '1'. Conley, llllolney. a! thP •I II huildin,r~, 1\1ason, to f~O . lll!l'h l\1JIIer g'HV~l a f1Cil1011S(I':~- Weslplwl reported on a farm and sup)llics ' , . J(>IIN Md'l,f;LI1 ·"~ received from friend~ Iar and E1 "" M. !.o~un v• !.o"i' II. LnH•"'· ovnr ftllHl cn ,. ·1s.· fDI' till's inl· lion on how lo cit.P a dmry <.tnl· J\ filii' (]upy, Judr-:r of l JU 1111t , IJIVnl·ce. Alv1n A Nt•llul, llllo!'fii'Y· \.,; 1'- 1 11 I f safety survey. Ruth Schiljt('IOOL near. ll~c·o u. MnlluuwMlH V:i. Uelf'n Mnllnm~. port ant event. rnal. A deJnonstr·n! lOll Oil l'PCZJng After lite meeting refreshments Ilel'liLY HegltitoJ or Pl·nhu!u :1\~' l\1rR C·tll had been confined to Hl;;l. Divorce•. II. D~.rwld Bltl!'t.', ntt,r•m·y. There will lw :l l'C)mr·t of en· s-ptllftdt \V:l~ given hy Lynctle 1 • • • ' EvPJyn MeCoJmu·l\ vH, John /1, Mr- . , . I..'/ It 1 p t JVI M were served unrl the members 01\DER OF I'UHLICAl!ON 1 her bell Ior I he past 2 years and C01mu·k. IJ1vo•·uu, 1'1urt•e """ l'luncl, u1- 'nes to rlale, rxhti>Jt ~pa('e, plnns I·J wac am a onroc, ~· MICHIGAN PAINT STORES i'l!OUATE or WILL I t I 1 played games. 32£i S. Jefferson, l\fason SABLAIN-Aq~t 2 ~ 19 ~ wasgJWil lovingfuilhf~mroby "~~~~ nom~y N~~uhw v~ K~ 111 ~~~om!~~ slnyi~g at ~e ~JI -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-.PJwiw 4£iffl Stnt(! CJf Muhlg-111\ 'J'h~ l'lohllll!' (.'ourlJ Jwr husband, .son, Welford, and }.;. Nt•UIHlci\CI', lJivorto, II. Dormlll IIIUII.l, lnulrllnt!. the JUr!g-Jng }H'Ogram 1 !ur thu CuunLy or 1ngh 1111. lli!:i \Vifc. r~lLutQfJ_Y. Inn.l other CJ110SIJOP:->. At n IJIIUilOI\ nr Holld Gullll, huld liL till' Ucrmce E. Sari\ VH, JuHI"Jth f: Snt•l.. Fl • j. 1 tl F 'l . I Prohnte Olflte In IIH' eJ~y of Lnll"'llW, lUI She was a member of the DIVlJJ'cc. Raymund H. HUII!IltOit, llll.fll• Od s ant lP. 'l'tray CVCilln~r ""'" Couuly, on lhe :tlllh dny uf .lnly, Ftldthur~ Melhwli~t church and ""Y; ,.. . V progt nm, Jllll 1111 !his )'Par for 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 A't)J'~!ICII·t·: 1> 1'1' t 'uoN. JOHN Mrl:LCLL\N, I WtlS· buncrlJn the F'llchburg ccmc- Wcht•UIICig'· nrenru TliVUICC,'" """ " Hnymund'" •• H." HI!Jiol·"" the firs! lime by the '!·II dubs j JutiHe uf l'"'hnlc. !cry fuilowing the service at 2:00 ""[.~·e,\'lM" ~~~~·. 1•1. AI · !·' >I' I , I· will lw rliscusscrl. In till' IJIIllll'l' or tllu UHtntc u( hAY 'l' '. }· ' . tl I . . II L! t ICt! .... 11 ( I I LPndpn:: \VIlO have P.nl riPS in 'I RAIHJAIN, lll'l~I'IUII cl. p n1. LIC!S( d) dt le lOUse. lliVOI'Cc. Jfuhbntd, h·.~Y~"~· und 1 hcnnu:;, lll- CcnlJitl 'l'llllll Compnny llll\.1111-{ rih·tl lorneyH, ' • r.atly may piC']( up thPil' entry I You'll Like the RESULTS In Hnhl GtHIIL iLK ItUlllitm Jli',I~'!IW that lhiUJ,:'ln~ La/\(', VK. l!.lr•IIIIUI l .. lkl•. Ua- lngs vc:gelahlc bnslu~l!-:i nncl live· I 1\ cm•Lnin lrlHLilliiH'IIl Ill \IIJlln~ J1\ll]lnl'l• VO!'CC, Wlllllld '': HnttJtluyPII, llttn!'IICY. •' stock exhibitors r.nrds. lng to he the IH~L will 111111 lcHLIIIII'Ilt or Reeves DJ'str'Jct J/llni•H v. Cncluano VIi. M.~ht•l 1 Hllld dt•ct•uKctl, UU\\ 1111 rile 111 s: 1i11 ('uu1t, HuKimrul. 11111 tu 1' Klnhll:th on l!.IJIJJt.llrll )ft)J'SP Sltn\\' j)(•fd he ndmlttud to trJobnLe, nrni thut tht nci- l~tlntl Geer Jwn. Hu~-:hcH nr!d CnrnpiJI'II,1 nilcurii'J'H, '"1'1 01 I II 1 I I II ,., miniHII'Hitnll uf Hlllll uKlnt1• IH· J-nHnt~;(l Mnn.mat•l Dt1vor vH, Nt•ltterll lhavea· lC !h; Art• Sc•lwtlnlt•d n copy ur lhiH Uldl'l', ru, thHt• liiiC'ft~Hh'l' l\Iiss LPhn lVliiier of Lnnsing HIVOICI', BcnJnmln 1·: WultW~I, nLlnrrluy, ' ' wc•clo; pr·cviou:.; lu Hnitl tin~ uf Ju trtnJ.{ 111 Hlld l\ln;, Charles Love of I-Iowell lr·IH L. Uool \'1' ht~hr~1cl 1•, !toot. Ill- nnd f'luh pnr!ldpnlin:• M~mhr.rs 1 , I the Jnghum County Ncc\1~ 11 IIC\\HJI•IJitt II , · vont•. Clm11l? J, Mlli'Hhall, utlUllltY,. in !hr. ~peecl1 nnrl model hu~i )llllltcd Hlld chculitled Ill Holltl CO\IIIIY. calJccl on 1v!rs. Ray !·lac cy 1~ rt- H.llpb J. Shilli'VIIl' VIi. llr•t!r J. Shliii'- JOIIN 1\1 1 CLI·;I~L,\N day. VIII', DIVOI'cc. MncLc,t!l nnd .:i<.!lllllllll, nt~ llPSS nwcllnq- (Oil(C!HI ~ilou!d he• nl A 'l'L'llt' CntiY' JtJdgc uf PJuiJ llc lotnuys, tlw comt hou~c Th tlrsrlay l'Vl' Huth ~chiiP<'Iout Memhers of llw Clover Blossom nin~. August 5 In lake part in Do)>lllY Hu~IHtot• ur l't•nfotlo> •I·H cluh me mal'lng exhibits for Dl'vorces Granted the county lryoul~. ORDE;-;~R-;UULICATION ON the Fowlerville fair thiS \VCCI<:. TWENTY-SECOND ACCOUN r Tile IO)l S(>el'<'h !Joy a nr1 f!ll'l M"'"'" II. Wilbu1· Ulydc r•. Wtlbur frnm the COtlnly will go In l!w • Stnte ur Mit l\l~mn 'I"'' ( JI!CI111 LuUI"l v•. Maybe your company's office forms need a "new nf 1n t Juuc 16. eluninal ion judginq- A ugusl 12 fo1· the Couutv lu).';hum, !t 1111'1'1 ~, M11r•guaet. Uut~~c VIi Eh~uud But•g-u, CA HL 1\ l•'ow.; nr I l'iVII' Ill J\llll'l'­ Marriage Applications July 10. anr1 13, Midugan Slate t'Dllegl' touch" in layout and. printing arrangements- or lenn Sl.tlr SnvinJ.!'H H.1111,, I'luinllfl, \'n, 1 JENNIE W. I'HUillmN, el ul, llcfund· Fl'/lfl('IH 1\. (:.Ltc•H, ~a. Lant~int-:, Shialc,v !•:lin M11c Uhi""" v;, f(~eh,,tl Leu The winning business le,un will maybe it's stationery or envelopes that you need, fthl!i. M l·ux :...! 1' r~HIIHII\~ llhlnoH July 11;, 1' ' l'ul""''' A. Jluctl v11, Wlllmd w. Hwl, takf' part in the r ISII'tcl ·tryouts • Nu I iti,i~. ~ l.nVu1nc• C. Muat•J,on, :w, Lanning; but haven't ordered. · At n IIUHtdon ur :·micl Colll'l hl Ill 111 .Jnnul I\, J,inncli, 1 G, J,JtiiHillJ.:. J1·. July 16. lo he Sl'ilPdulcd later. lhl' GouJt 11umw in lh1• City ,rr J.nllSlll).';, • Nnuc y St<•phentlon vtt Ch.H·lcH H Vnnhnvn flnto1tl A. Jtuby, II, L.tHHinJ;"; l"1Lyu Sle(lht•UKon. July l 6. • &lichlunn, nn lhc 2ncl dn~ of AIIHII!-it, And it might be that you arc planning a direct mail A. ll. 1Wi1. CaHt y, :.!h, Lum•iul-{, Lor·llllllc Jucu'lnl VH HultUI'l F JncuhH., Th<~ rc~ul;n· m(lCIJtlg o[ liH' PloHenl. liON, Mill:VIN ,I 8A!.MIJN, llni'VUY L. MoiiJLOI, ID, LntlHillgi BuLLy July 11;. . Vanlmvn ~1-H cluh was held nJI piece for increased sales. Whatever you need ir1 Judrw u( I lie• C11c·uat C'n111!. ,J. M,•Ntnlh, 111, LJIIIHinu- Mnii-HIIt.'l l~. Wuhnc!' vu. hullfll lh Wt•h- J ?G nu1 .July 16. 11 1V .... 'l'hu M!CIIIl:AN 'I'IWH'I COMPANY (:oJdun J~. hH'ovon1, 21, LnnKin~: Eve· the printing line, the INGHAM COUNTY NEWS J'HWIIII{ f1hd Ill lhil' ('IIIII'L 111111 fU\I,lt liS lent~ .J. UnllncJ•, :w, I~nnMIIlJ.!', Ill' len "· P1·i•·•· v• Ilonu 1 C. l'l'i• c. This WilH the fir., I nwcl in~ hPlrl T\\cnty-Ker·mnl Attlllla! Act (t\llll n:; Strr • 16 LETTERHEADS printing department is at your service. You'll like Lynn K. Dnwniru~. 22, I.~Jmll: KnthuJ• July · V. \V, Gull · II IC f Ol• · <(•·I If)() II lOII~C· IV I\IL' Il CCHKOI' 'J'J'I!Hlt t• nr I h(• vnlunt111 y lillt-11 Ai-lene C:nll VH. J,(oyd ,tuly Ill mt"!t llitJ A. lluncl, 22, l.nn~ing. our quick delivery, too! crculPcl hy W. I<. 1'1 udclt•n :uul ltH pt•• 16. !he l'luh !>as purdutsed fot· n tlllun I"•'YIII).'; fu1· the nlluwnJu•u lht•rt:u1. c:trll'~t· 'l'n~·loJ•, ~~~. LnmlinJ.:": Mnlllc ., 1\ntu E. Fold VH, Jc:-~su II. fo'u1 d. July ______It iH utderccl lhnt thu ~7lh rlny ut M. Btllt h, 2ft, LHnKing'. Both letterpress and lithography are available to AuguHj, A. IJ. I !151, nl :! ::HI o'< lot k 111 llltllHI;J 0 l,yun, 1!1, MnHull; Muty A. "\nvlnn M. 'l'u1-1101. v•. t:oolf:e A., CIII~ESJ•: IS GOOH FOOJI ENVELOPES an the !Lflt.'IIW()U at. HHIII Cuu1t llotJHt•, he AlldPnmn, l~l. MnHun, Tu1·nc1, July ~a. Cher.~e. imporl.llll protein give you the right ldnd of a finished product at and IH he11•hy ll!l!l(linLed leu• ''~lllliJJtlllr.:' llo•VPIIy U. !JincL VB, l~!IW:II·d ]), lllntl. food fits· CS(JeChlJy Well ill!ll l•'luyd M. H11•c, fi1, LeKlie; l'lltneltn A. July ~:1. 1 • ·• ~ r und allowin~ Hnid 111 count, urul roa hcnl­ SLnn ht•l.l. li l, Lt.'HIJC, economical prices. · lns.t tmltl JWIJlion, ------. summcrltme mcllliS, sny lioml' I Clinton ,J. Mlllhnlll'l', ~:1, lloiL: Mnt•y STATEMENTS It it~ f111lho1' nJdcnud th.ll puhllc no· A. (:urtlbl'l' :.!11, Lauu;!nr.(. FIUI~NHS TBJ.J, Vm'l'UBS 1economists al Michigan Slate col· tic~ th~rcof he ~lvun hy 1111hll''lltlfln ol o1 Gca•·lcl J,, (JeuJy, 24, LunKinl{; June it USl'd . Ct1ltY lhlH Ol'dl'l fill Mllll't'HMiVt• We learn our vir! ucs from the 'lege. As you !mow, can he or llllt!l! M. (lJill•th, ~n. f.nnHinJ..t', WeciiH jtl ior lo Hllhl clny o( hwnl inJ.( in friends who love us; our faulls without cooking-or even i[ yon ln~h•·um Millil'flll, 21, t.nrudnJ:i Con­ tlw In~-thnm Cunnly .Nt!WH 1 a lltJWHJIII\11'1' from lhe enemy who hates us. do usc it in cooked mcnli;, it OFFICE FORMS JlrinLcd lind ch·culufl•tl in Huitl cnunt) niP /\ • .Ht(JJ IHPI't 21, Lnmling, Alhe1l J. J,Jcuh, 21, Lnru~lrH-n EluiKo We cannot easily discoyer om I never needs to bi' cooker! long MAltVIN J. ~Al,MllN G. Smith, a I, LnnHinr.:. JudHu or thu C.:hcult Guult real character from .a friend. He nor at high temperature~ Exurnlnud, cuuntm Hlgncd nnd HohcJ•L Sm1th, ~.!, I~nnHinu; Almn tmtored hy me: t\ltiii'WcnheiJ..t', 27, l'lumont. is a mirror, on which the warmth Chunks of cheese make a good DIRECT MAIL PIECES )no~ J, Hwan!ngc1• · MHrk M. Stm~-tllllfllo, 20, Cnro: Snl•nh 1~. Novello 1 1J, LnnKins.:. of our breath Impedes the clear· addition to vegetable snlnrls, too AtteHt1•d n Lnm CUllY: I llll\'lcl L. Glllt•lle, 2:!, r.~nnsing; U!JI'U• nl:!ss of the reflection. Richter. the home economists remind you. Within the last month, the INGHAM COUNTY Jnu~ Jl, Swunlng-cl' 111" I ------'-- thy lJ Smith, I fi, LanKin~. NEWS has installed lithography equipment and addi­ ' ORDER FOR PUDLICATION LIL\'et•nu L. OnkK, 22, EnKL I~nnKIUK, PROGRAMS SALE OF REAL ESTATE l~Lhclc('ll ·A, llncon, 19, LILUu S\\ nmlcu, tional bindery machinery to give you one of the most r WiKconKin. II CLUCKEY-Augu•t 30, lfl54 llnvlcl It 'l'mvnHt'lul, t 9, LllltHillf.C', Jon .. modern cohlmCl:cial printing plants in this area. -:-- ' Slntc or Mic•hl)..l'llll, 'l'hc Plobnlu CUUI't 1wll ]{. llullt•n, 17, l. .t\IIKI 11)-.t, • .. - tor• tho rollllty or lnv;hnm, Hoy J), ,Sttcnt·, 2\!, LnnHin~: Bm•hnl'l\ CATALOGUES Al ll KCHRIOil or llrdd Co\ll't. lulcl nt the J. Wl•lf01 cl, :.!2, Lun .. tnK, Just phone Mason 9011 and aslt for a printing sales­ \ P1•ohnlc Otflcu in the c!Ly at I~unHIIl!-f, in He1 mun F', HnnchcLt, ~-1. LILilHin).{ i I 111id Co11nty, on the 2nd dny of All~-t11Hl 1 01 th()cln L. l"ontn, I fl, LIUJK!nn·. mall. He'll be at your office as soon as you want·' A, !>, l !lfi4, fli'\IC(] I(. Cll7:\C1', 2!i, Lnnshu.:: notnl- LEGAL FORMS PruRunL: liON, JOliN MeCl,EI.I,AN, illno ll, Cnzit>1, H, l.nnK!nu. ' him there- with the answers to your printing prob­ Judge of P1ohnta. c:nt·y A. Ahcnl, 20, LnnHIIIJ.f; Con- Jn tim mnllm· or tho Ctltutu or fllNAJ,­ KLnnco L, Hmarm·f), 19, LnnHinl-{, lems. '!'he INGHAM COUNTY NEWS can offet· no CI~UUIO~Y. (nltlo IUlO\\ n IlK HINAL· Victn•· L. Stwncu, 20, I.nn1dng; DO CLUKmY), Dcoon,etf, June C. Neff, IM, LILnHlliJt, you a personal service. 'l'ake advmitage of it now! nu.:h lr~oHLc•· h1~vlng nlutl in Hnld court J~mwne L. Uonofiglio, 24, Lnnalng: his Jmlltlon, t"tl'nylng fot• Ji,•enlie to Hell Bm·but·a J. Clltvt•, :.!0, DcKMolnoH, In. thu lnlolcK~ or Hllltl cHtntc In CC'l'ln.ln Uogul C1·nnxton, 1M, Wlll~antKton: runl oltti\Lo tho1cln dctlcJ·ihutl, Mnt•y A. Sweet, IX, Wllllnm•ton, It Itt Dlllt'J'cd, '1'11111. lhu auth tiny or Uohc1 I. A. Pm iKinn, 2r., llolt: Chnrlottc Au~-tuKt, A, D. lOfi~r nt ten o'clncl~ In L HIJl, lfl, L~tnHIIIJ.(", the fol'cnnon, nt thu Jl1·ohnlo Otflcu nL F•-.mclK,.-E. MoaK, 22, LnnHinH"; Nnncy ~~~6 Wo11t SuJtlnnw Hlh•rot, l.~nnMing, Mlch· L. LurlhJhl, 26, LnnslnK. htnn. hn nnd IM hPichy 1111/lm'nled rm· Bud Churchr :11, Poun(l,•Vn,; Gct•nhillm hcn1·lnq- ftllld Jlnlltlnn 111111 thnt nil 11d1'. G. Schuhn 1 24, Cnmll JlendleLon, Cnl. eons In cHlatc 1\llJlei\J hu­ lntc•·e~lcd t~nld CleLUK 1\1, Jon~~~. :n, EnKt r~nnKinn:; lua·c amid COUI't IlL tuud time 'HJHI ~tlnau, Mm·nl)•n n.. \VuKhbur·n, 22, Em1t Lnn­ Oall Mason 9011 for a Printing Salesman to uhow cnUl'o why n Jlccmm to Moll Lhu ttlnJ.t, illlctCIII. ot nnl'l tJKtnlt! In tillltl t't•nl eH· Lumonuu M. Rnntlt, 23, LnnHin~:; Helen tate should not bu 1{1 nntcd. ' R, Fmlewa, 21, Lnnt~lng, · lt Ia lurthet• •OI'Iiul'od 1 Thn,t. IHihllc no .. rrbc1n B. Llntcmuth, 33, LnnKinK': tlcc thor·cof bo ulvon by JlubllcnLion of n Mmy A. JonuK, 21, Lnnltltlg, COllY of thiK Ort(CI' fOI' lhl't!O liUC!CUIUtlVC Hunry E. Pcm·Hon, 46, ChnJ•IoLteKvlllc, weekK )>revi0\111 to KRid dny or honl'!n).(, In Incl.: Mlhhed L. llllley, 32, Lnn•lnR. The Ingham C~unty N,e~~:·'_: the lnghnm County Nt~wn~ u IIO\VIIlHIIlCI" li'•ed l~unnoll, li:J, LnnHing; Eunice 1 ~~rlnLud ond' eh'ctjllltud In ~nhl county. J4Jnklnli, ·IU, LrmKIIlR". LE'l''l'EIU'UESS Ll'l'IIOGUAI'Jil! · • , '· JOHN MuCLlr.LLAN l"•unklln Lowery, 20, Lnnnlng; Knrun Tl'UO CollY f ~, • Juduc' or, .Probr~Lu 'Wop1lmnn. l:i, Lnnttlng, Schlh•oront , · · r~uwJ•cnca 'J'. McCrllfery, Jt•,, !!4, Lnn· Regl~lcl" ot "lnl!: Jnnot E. lln~on, ~1, J.nn•lng~ \ . Editorial Page August 5, 1954 Part 4 >I Hannah's View of Guard The Ingham County News

As John Hannah left the l'cntngon to return to the 1• presidency of Michigan Stute college Saturday he bmnchcd .:======-::;:~:;::-;:;::::-::::--;:::;-::::l;::======:::::-::-=~=...._ '<;.e"~:._ 1Mnson's biggest aog, hnd lhclr ~!">~;ow~ clny In courJ· 'l'ucsdny, nulwr nc· n new concept ot' the Nntional Gl!lml nnrl Hs pUl't in national If., ··~>('1'1 cusorl the Grent Dane of .Jump· defense. Down 8 y the ~:ot-8>"'\""'t~~...::,. lng on him nnrl lenrlng his cont. t:i~ .·, ", , Fleetwoocl denied ll nnrl ao rlld The concept was new to the Pentagon but it ha:; not been ~ his master nnrl mlstr·ess, Mr. nnd new in the United States. In fact, the Nat.iomll Guard was SYCAMORE Mrs, Mlehncl Ward, Jurigc Arlams the chief mllltm·.Y J'eliance of the nalion from it:; founding ruler! lhnt the rlog must he ellhcr tied pr )w on lensh. days until uftei' World Wu1· I. In Wol'ld Wm· I much of the One of Mld!ir::an's IH'cttleHI l'llnch of Bob Dralm's father·ln· 10 Yeurs Ago-IOH fighting Wlll:l done by divi:;ions made up Ol' made around Nu- views Is from 11w Ionla ~lllte law. lie has ml acres of cultlvrltcd hospital north rwross Ihe wlrle lH!t'rles. Lust yenr'H plci< came to LeT!.oy Leo hns chnllW!!Oinlll'l'! II u llS 11 · Dr. Perry c. Hobcrtson, the will be mlsscll. They're lea&vlnJ.:' Inghnm munty fair next weel<. education becomes more vital as man's power to destroy him­ medical superintendent, for many llllXI weelt for out whm·c the wc!il 30 Years Ag-o-IIl24 If he can get a superior product elsewhere. or get it ~ self grows mot·e 'obvious. Militm·y training and higher educa­ ve11rs· wn~ a frerruent Masrlll vis- lmglns, 'l'hnt's SUflfliiSild to lm ''tclr. A<.··,., lmy he came to Mason Jlenwr. Dllve wi 11 he c1 m 1 l'tnlln of Sheriff's offIcers disrupter! of course he'll buy that. tion thus bccomu inseparubly linked, and in that ){incl of l '' 1 i t ff t tl what is clnlmcrl ·to be one of the tf) ",'l·t Ill." \Jncle, Nick Templer. Uw dvll eng IICCI' llg' II ll ll Ill . partnership a new concept of training must be employed. Vl ·• '' '1'1 most.· profitable feminine husl Nick was one of the first rural Univel'slly of Denver·. , wre nr·o ~y doing your full part in turning out the best possible ~ Using the National Guard is the best way to get the most out mail carriers. Jie was a Civil War 2 lwrmUful dllnghlers, Sally Ann, ~~~~s Jo~11~ln~f ~~iJa~~~~~cp~~;: of out· defense dollat·s. · veteran ami a con firmer! lnhacco i !1• nml nmmlc, 0' nnd hnth nm her slster·in-law, Agnes Cooi<, IJf uct- and turning it out more efficiently, so that it can be sold chewer, Dr. Rnhertsnn reealletl.' .lust UN good 1111 they Joolt, Colo· Lansing with 81) gallons of white An additional benefit in a National Guard program is the The 'l'emplcn; lived on Enst A~h; J'lulo will ga&in, 1111, at:.rncUon thut mule alcohol. The women WC!re at a lower price -you can persuade the "biggest boss .. to buy ~ 1 heightened moraiu resulting from a common background. where Ralph Hinlcicy now docs. i ma&y dim Pllm!! cole, riding in a new Oalced picking, talce a quart box with civilian use. you. That's what your great ex­ pectations will come to. Atomic power i:; so near that it may be in gener!J-1 use by look at the 3·way IJ9nus you get in the 1960. Three weel\s of hot ami rlry weather shriveled what few ber­ ries the late freeze left. Where I pidced hm:lwls last year I got It Pays to Advertise only a handftJI this. · I car thafs sweeping the nation! But I didn't care much nnd Since repeal the Scagmm-Di~tillers Cot·porntion has neither did my helpers. I toolc '. off Wednesday with Margaret / spent in excess of $100 million on advertising. , and 2 n( my grandrlau~hlers, Kathy and Valerie, all with their I That figure is not from the Natiorial Tempet•ance H·I cool\books. Each girl had full Foundation or theW. C. T. U. It is from the vice-president in c:IJargc of the cooking :md scrv· charge of promotion of Seagmm vmducts. lie said that the in1~ for a day, and it worlccr.J out $100 million was :;pent to inspit·c· readers and listeners "in well. I never ale better. Kale's supreme accomplislunent was their search for· products which make life more pleasant.'' chiclwn anr.J biscuits. Val's was Even with the expenditure of $100 million, Seagram's blueberry mull'ins and Margaret's I Of this you can be sure: the new Buick Regardless of price class, Buick trJday is \VIIS French toast. you buy today will look ·modern next ranks only sixth in national sales of whisl{y, and probably the s2222 88 * outse/lin!! a/J other cars in America e:rccPt and for · • delivered year, too-because that broad panoramic top five spend even more than Scugmm's to maintain their Wayne llarltcr and Bill Seelye two of tlw "iow·Price three." That's fact. found fair picl\ing in Livingston only windshield will be appearing on other position. locally! So with this tremendous sales volume, s\vamps over tlw week end. Ing­ cars as a 1955 feature. So with the new ham's champion picker CBarlterl In Buick today you find the fresh modern we cnn ofl'cr you a higher trade-in allow· With that much money being spent for liquor advertis­ Buick you buy now, you'll slay right up reported that Seelye shows great beauty that will pattern the styling of ancc when you buy n new Buick. Come ing, it is little wonder that some newspaper· and magazine in the style parade for years to come­ promise. Next year I may go over other cars yet to come. That's a major in, sec and drive Buick the beautiful buy. publishers and 'I'V and radio station operators shudder when to Holland, to the blueberry reason for Buick's soaring success this and commatld a llig/Jer resale prir:e when Then sec for yourself how our volume liquor advertising controls arc mentioned. ·'I'heir "search for year. But note the low delivered price 'rJ" trade it in. business means n far bigger allowance products which make life more pleasant" has rewarded them ~~ shown here-that's the clincher. No for you. I 0 Todajs Most Advm1ced with millions of dollars. It has paid them to advertise, and !1(;}. other·car at so low a price gives you this they'll fight evct·y effort to interfere with their privilege. If DOMESTJcWAJER ~ advanced styling - plus Buick's great isn't only freedom of the press which the purveyors of liquor room, comfort, ride and VB power•. advertising m·e defending. 'l'heit· slice of liquor advertising c~%METHOD •2-door, 6-pouonaor SPECIAl Soda~, Modal 480, lllustrafod. could also be a factor. I GUARDS ENTIRE PLUMBING SVSTEM Optional oqulpmant, acconorlot, stole end local ·ta•o1, If anv, I WATER HEATER and PIPE SCALE VANISH oddlilonol. Prlc:o' may vary 'lightly In adiolnlng commvnlllos duo . to shlpplno choraos. All prlco~o sub]oct to chango wllhout notlca, I HARSHNESS TO HANDS IS REDUCED Ev•m thv rat:lor-t·lnstollod odras you may want oro bcroaln,. I GLASSWARE DRYS, FREE FROM WATER• 1udl a• haaior a dofrostor ••• onlv 'S!ll,70. ~. • STAINS Our ·Two-Party System I GREASE IS DISPERSED FROM SANITARY ' DRAINS I IMPROVES WATER FLAVOR and SMELL The primaries are ove1·, and squared away for the No­ .WHEN TROUBLE IS DUE TO ENTRAINED GM vember election are the Democrats and Republicans. · Some people decry political partisanship and the two-pa.rty 'system. EVIS ·CONIJITIONS YOUR llN: They shouldn't. IS NOT A Tl Rn IV' ATER Sl'Sl'EM ... SOFTENER. NOT lUST Tflll'IIOT · Our. two-patty system ha~ lwpt this governQlent stable., ·· WATJl/1 SUPPLl'/ Take a look at France and Italy and mahy other European .. NEW, CONTINUOUS CATALYTIC CORRECTION , governments where chaos has supp)anted stability. There arc so ma1,1y choices offered voters that the choice they make is ineffective. They have•govemment by cliques and factions. They have coalition rule with every impm:tant issue ending in co~promise. Enmeslied in such a tangle of personal . loyalties and animosities, no government can long survive. · · Partisanship is ·a lesser. evil than nonpartisanshi.p in a . government ~f the people. Nonpartisanship tpo often results Colll"ns· Sales in in;esponsibllity and unaccountability.. · . ' · , . . . . ~ .: : So with the primaries out of the w~w.,,~ve should all be-· _. & Service ' .. come ' partisans -not · UI1l~CUSOlli11g, blind pni•tisans; ·but t.i7. W. Mlltllc .~hone 2·5311 actively \VOl'king ·tor good govermbcnt in the party of our ·,-,..,. ;...... · HlltC,n ,&.. . ·Richard·s,., :Buick· ' choice;~ ' ' . · ' ' · · ' ' L~"6'-t:"~··~· · ..~··:,;,'·t...""':":.':'' z:.."~::..-e..c,..c--~::..-e.-c.. ~ ·~· ,, ·'~II,, Spray Raspberries UuernHI!:fS, :l·l.:l lh fat, fi:IH,rl lh Schultz Herd mill<; Brown & Pflestor·, 2ii Hoi· ~Leins IIIHI GtWI'nHeys, :l:l.6 lh fnl, After Pnuzing Job HH2.0 Ill miliq Boryl Smlill, 10 Reserve 'Now Ba sure lo givo your I'II~Jl· JTolsleins anrl Gtwrn:;cy~ :l2,R lh Wheat Approaches a Billion Bushels Leads DHIA 1 IWI'l'ies U 1horough S)li'IIYillg WiJh fal, HO,I.2 Ill mill<; Paul Seht\rer, Jly CUI'] CJollln proclucUon msiH mtti!l lowrH' ma-~ however, moH.IIy hlnd1 Hnlsleins Molhmls vnry snmcwhnt; In cx­ lllo sort. wlnlet' when! hell hc­ forrnuln n[ler you llnlsll the 2fi TTolslr!llls, aJ lh fnl, HIHI.H lh 'l'lie cnrry·oV!!l' re~m·ve of lr!rlally. · show execiienl nhlllly ln rnlhwt !J!ll'llng r!flllnlrim;' lll; u[fcetlng lfl:i!i. wlwul now In r!XI!f'S>: supply will hP. a OITidul fir:;ure:; nren'l avnllrthle, ;;pmy i~ nocrlml, he. snyH, been use 7:12.0 I h mill<, 1 :10 lh of lrulterfal in .Tuly aer:rml· cls on July I, Hm:l, nnrl IIJO n~c:­ crnps, thorn was ;1 dwngc in l)w Hllmulus Jo rnorn nnrl betlr!l' pas· P1·mluetion on U, S. !anns is hut hig fond r:hnln:; 111111 r~nfCce nf I he nnlhpwnosc, or cntu~ spot, Jndlvldunl recognition went to ord ol' ti:li.,OOO,IJIIIliiiiHiwls on ,July ing In tile l'c~pol'l o[ 'l'esler HC!id i(!'IH'rni vnllng pal.lem. A ma· IIII'CH, ]~lll'm .l'r!III10ll1[HIH IH!Iir.ve nnw •lri';l,. grcnlt'l' tilnn just ]Jo. rousten; l'f!Jlfll'l slnmplng snlcs epidemic lhls summct•. Cool, wet Losr!y, · llw following: l, .1!!·12. .lnrity nf rnrnwrs In a of 1111~ 10 1hls will mcnn incn•nscd prurlur·· !om I he W:ll' r J!):l!i-:J!I). Wider USC! 2!1';1 IH'Inw 11 ynm: ago, Anrl he· wcalhet· heiJll1rl spr·ewl llw dis­ North Cr!nll'lll f:laleH voter! for I ion of llveslnf'lt on fm·ms. Jc:ll'ln­ nr maeilinery nn farms hus •!nuse 1hn U. S. ennsumcs lwrr· euse. '!'he hrrd nf TTolsiPins flWilPd Malun• dnss: lllc·llnrd l'nwm·s, For n lip flff on trends In hog quoins. Jowu, Minnesota and ors Will figUt'l! gi'I\HS HH fl C~I'OJl boosted CllllpuL JlP.l' man·hOill' lhlt·cts nf I he WOI'irl eoffec out­ Doing ri goorl prtmlng .lnh, hy A. V. Sdtuilz Will' high wllh rf!gisiPI'l'rJ lffli~1I!!Jil, ' !I() Jh fal, pricf's fol' th•! nf'xl fi'W months, flotilh Daiwla wantcrl quoins, llul unci the only WilY In hfii'VC!HI g"l'/1Si1' 7ll','r, Mnrc fr!rllllzPI' nwl bt!IIC!I' put, Anwrimn huusew!Vf!s' 1'1!· nnlt!H Cnrlson, nwnns r•uttlng nul ~0.2 lil fat nnd I ,:nn,;; Ill mille 2,:Jt;o lh of mill\; c;J0n Shat·lancl; lwr!Jl your· eye on larcl, !al euls, tllnsr! In lllltHliK, fnrllann, MIL!hl· is lo fl!erl II lo llvestnl'it; lhus, management has lmosle•l JICI'· slstnnr:e In hiGh lll'ir•c!s ennlrlllllVO all the olrl canes nne! the wcul< Othcl' high hrmls anrl thc!lt• own­ Ilolsl!!ln, H:! lit fat, 2,a•tfl lit mill1. expol'lel·~· ers arc: nnd bnenn; llvcslodt spedallsls gan, Mlssoul'i, Ohio unci Wisf'on· n boost In livcstoel< IJillpuJ. Bul acre otllpul :Ji'lr. 13r.causc of r1n effect. on Jlriecs, nnd spindly ones. It's n gtrnrl Undf'l' li yPars: Orin lldd In great· I, IOii.~ lh mill<; Frc•d C:ra f, •12 Unrlr:l' •I yc!rn·s: A. V. Sdlllli7., 111111' avrrnge. lllll it'H a drwh II unrlel' a llr.xlhle Jll'lr!e support 1'1' llvesloel< numhcrs. Soft winter whent will not he now Is for a lnrgr~r crop than In ll's lll1ll!!l' Ia let lhc new rnnc~s rcglslcrrrl flolsteil1s, •IO.H Ill fnl, l!olsiPin, HI Ill fat, 2,:!-10 IIJ milil; 1!l52 , , . Heclha vr.n peaehrs will won't bl:' III'OIIIId 1111' high level of sy~;l <'Ill, prohahly iow••rPrl I he •lf.forr lonr, yo11 won'! Slz!! nn•l hnh· l'lllol' arP Import· grmn nf llf~rif-ullural pricc• sup­ ot'rjdals made I he dmngc hr.· rmlo nf peneh vm·iellcs· whieh MSC Tells How JTolsll'lll, 7!1 lh fat, 2,tl:lllth mlll1; n( cnnr:r~rn should he In go(){ I supply I his J,OH:..7 Ill rnill\; \Vi1~iand & Dl~· ha\'r• Jo ~pray so ofiPn lo J!Jvr> IIIli fil el !ll'~i f~OVPJ'IlliiH a l'OW':-i Jlllrl polielros, din~rl Ill' indlrcel; r:auso I heh· I hal wheal Glcm ~hnrlund, llolslein, u:l JIJ year. 'J'Ite forecast now is for the Kcll, 2H Tloislr>ins nnd C:lll)l'llSI'Ye, nrlequalc~ JH'olr>c:lion Hr ll'C!I'H nnd com fori nu lwl. clays. · USDA Ihnl fact wnK t'C!Vealed al a rc­ III'I'Pnges In r.nslern wheal Jll'o· fal,. J,li!lf) lit milk. hest pr.aeh ernp sinee \hat rlnm· :!7.7 lit fnl, [),12.!1 Ill mill<; Hll'i1· Hlod<. Jlc~C!:irdWI'S have Jound il sdr.nlisls say m,ws III'P I Gil!'l'llSt~y::, :lti.2 VJCTI~RIN AIU AN spmyrrl on spt'ttc•e and pltlfl SllffPI' most nre lhn~r. with least 'I'herr. is n new bulletin onl lh fat, 71:..7 Ill mill<; lrrf's wn~ rffPl'iiVP ngnlnsl 1111's sltin nrr•n in rPinllon lo hocly Jhnl show~ how lo plnn unci hullrl l'll!l S. olfffrwsnn Mnson for Iii rlays; Wh<'ll mnlhyl c•lhyl WPi>:hJ-- ·lfOJi1JI'iiiS liHVf! gr!'llil'l' USDA Announces one. It's avnllnbiP nl till' nfflc•P Tcrl Fny & S(Jil, IR Tfnlslrins Phone 2·8201 ltrlonc was tlsl'd, IIH• ~pr·ay l'f!· rlit'l'ienlly slwrlrling lhr. sun's of Dlci\ Bailey, Ingham 1:'0\tnly anrl Guemsrys, :1:..2 lh fal, 7!ll.7 sirlttf! ldllt>d fliPs for ns long us li() mrllnll'ri hrnl lilltn .Tersrvs nr Newer Plan for ngricullttral agent, in Mason. Ill mill<; B••rl SdJC'rlzing, J.l llol· clays. i\lrlrin aud Jln mall'rlnl lotown as rlissipnlr• ilf!al lhl'ongh lhPir ·big 1955 Conservation S. Bnyrl, C. W. Hall anrl R. L. ]!J fnl, fl7ri;l lh miJJ\; 'J'J!fli1UIS clilorlnalrd lrrplwnyls · adciPrl, rnrs, r!PwlnpK nnrl navel flap. J LAY OUT LESS • A 1!l5fi pmgrnm of $2ri0,000,1l00 Marldex, :tllll D. L. Murray o[ tlw Coop!'!', 17 rcgislerrrl anrl gmrle I hc~r· wr>rP l'fft•cl ivl' I 02 days. If Lighlt•J'-itnirPrl .Ir•r;·pys, Brnll· wns announrird hy Sr!rl'C!Iary of IMichigan Sln1r. college rlnlry rlr.· liolsleins, :1•1.5 Ill fnl, I ,O:i·l.·l Ill such a ciPal c•an IH' wori<'r•rl nul Jol' m;m:; anrl pn~r.lominnplly wh!IP. AgrlculJttrf! Ezra 'J'n[J. Br•nson rc·. Jl:trlment, lhe puhlirallon dis·· mill<; GET MORE ~ Jnril spr:tys, whil'it growr~r·s lwvc Jfolslc!ins l'l'ftt•r·t mom rnrlialerl cPnlly. TJmlror this progrnm farm­ cusses plnnning anrl mnslrucl ion 1 1o w:e lo tight pests anrl clisrase, heal in tlw visualliglll SJ>!!c'lt•um; llwrough ly.. · Lr.o Ranmrr, 17 Tinlslr>lns and em; r-an ohlnin lcdmlcal :tdvice The hullotin tells, among othrr nnd finnnr:inl nssh11arw1~ in cany­ Ingham County News· · August s, t954 Page 2 lng Ulll approved conset'VIII ion I !Jings, whal points to cnnsidP.l' In .. pt·acl ices. the mili; Graf Bros., 48 Hol- RAYNHL'S REVUE steins, 3'1.7 Ill fat, 993 lb mill<; Dr. M. J. Green 1 Earl Parson, 17 Holsteins, 32.7 lb 1:00 P.M. I' fat, ,D38 lh m_lll<; ~ . VETERINARIAN Wnyne W1lr.ox, 1 ...> Holslcms, N. Cctlur St. Mason 37A lh fat, 1,032 lh mill\; Wayne Phone 1\fason 9791 Cosgray, 24 Holsteins, 30.5 Jb Burt Wcalker - John Hendricl~s fal, 961 lb mill(; Paul Notesline, I G Brown Swiss·, 30 lh fat, 785 lb miii<; Auctioneers V. F. W. Home, 44 Holsteins, I 36.6 Jb fat, !193 lb mptq Eugene Phone Leslie 9511 or Jackson 3-9024 Lyons & Son, 21 .Jerseys, 34.4 lb ··' Leading Breeds fat, G;i7 lh milk; nnd 'l~ed Rcmar, WE SELL ANYTHING- ANYWIIERE WIUTE ROCKS & Sons, 27 Guernseys, 31.6 lb fat, HatcWn1 All SIIIDIDir 703 lb milk. WJ:tto, Pl!aoe, Drln •o or Plr Ia Indivirlual cows who received LYLE TRUE, Cieri> rr.cognilion aml1heil' owners arc:; LOWDEN FARMS Mature class: Gl'a[ Bros., Hoi-: stein, 72 lh fat 2,110 lb milk; HATCHERY V. F. W. Home: Holstein, 69 Ib 1 <'bono Jackaon 24800 fat, 2,020 lh mill<. A~ZO £, Darry Rd. at Honrlttllo lm,plements and .Tools R. 1, Rlvoa Jurcllon Under 5 years: Graf Bros .. Holstein, Bllb fat, 2,200 lb milk; 1 Jerold Topliff, Holstein, 84 lb _ 1934 1 Y:!-ton St:dm Truel\, One owner anti in (JCrfeet 'l'ractor Spreader fat, 2,330 lb milk. condition . Platform Seales Under tJ yenrs: Ralph French, 1918 F01·d T•·aetor., Fully_ O\'el•hauled with easy- lle:wy-dut.v .Rionh and Taclde Gur.msey, 7•llb fat, 1,7l0 lb mill<; New Hmu! Cultimtor Gnil Thorburn, Holstein, 7l lb riding st~at ancl ·in excellent ·condition ' fat, 2,020 lb mille Fm·d 2-Bottom Plow Two Rolls of :J2-Inch Ilay Fence Under 3 -years: Earl Parson, Foi;d Cultivator Two Uolls of Barbe Log Chains PiJJe Fic.tinp;s Two·Seetion Dmg Oil Drums Chielwn J?eedm·s Dee~·ing No. 7 Five-Foot !\lower Chiclmn Waterers AUCTION Pullet Eggs Are John Deere lby Loader Tent Pole, Parts aml Mall~' Hand 'l'ools At Peak Quality Saturday, August 7, 11 A.M. Have you seen n lot of small eggs on 111e market lately? Cattle The reason, nccording to Dick Household Goods Bailey, Ingham county agrlcul· 14 llca Range · Sales ·Pavilion · cotmly farms 5 or 6 months ago llcreford Cow·aml . Donnld L. Mlii'J'IIY, Mkhlgnn lnlnlng l:i,OOO dlffr•nmt crosses Sl:lllrtCt•• spci!iallsl, deserlherl met hods· he as they soared into t.he ait· in Lansing a!Joanl the Sout.hel'l1 is pm·fer:llng lo prorluet seed w·u- ..,. ', •. ~. ' ·' ...... _ ...... __ ly for the other two-legged ------..,....--~I Air Tt•am;port plane bound for Colombia, South America. "birds" of New Yorlt City, as wiiiJOul the cxr1ense of detnssel· I Wells, Detroit radio farm editor, Dennis Avery (left) and David Bennett (l'ight) are fea­ Pilot Bill Smith and his co-pilot, Addison Thompson, tmns­ far ns this pigeon Is concerned In g. n Off" in Ccn­ also will speak. tured on the gardening portion of the TV show, the 4-H Way, port everything ft•om dairy cattle to snnkes, monkeys, pnrrot.l'; 'is "Keep sign Afler• sr.r.lng liw erops In the jtral Pnrlt. It's also o fine place: 'J'he day's spealwr and master telecast ovet• WKAR-'l'V, Channel GO, each Tuesday from 3 to and gold. 'fheit·s is an interesting job. In the transport busi­ vicinity of DeKalh, fr'orr·e said he 4. David, 13, demonstrates weeding, thinning and other good tfrom which lo watch for peu­ of ceremonies will be Lew De· ness, they haul cargo all ove·r· Nor! h and SoLtth America. '•Ut~. or cnts-and anyway, found It hart! nol lo hellcvc thnt Lano, Marshall humorist ami gardening pmctices to 4-H club ganlenct•s each week. Den­ They ut'e the Roy D. Donalds of the airways. "Pouter" can't rend. I!Jis was one o[ the most favor·erl nis is a junim· leader in the gardening project: fot• the Okemos eom spols In the Unlterl Slates 40fo farm sales speal\er. In Californiu you'd eXjlect to find orange ,juieo !Ills yc:11'. Six lnl'hes of r·ain In Anollmr feature will he the ap· 4-H club. llowin~ in tho str•~tlt.s. Not I'IO, twcortlin~ to my fa­ A line coal i:-; hut a livery when .Tunc and •I In .Tuly had advanced Land Bank peamnce of trnined chlclwns, tlw•·-in-law who •·eturJwd fi'Om a tri(l in the Wtlst the per~on who wr!ars It di~· the corn crop so that prospects such m; "Casey at 13al," and No More Pilchforlcs last Wtlel>. I1r San fr'r!Ulcisco, a glass of orange covers no hlghm· sense than that for a bumper ylclrl were excel· Williamston Boys of a footman. Addison. lent in northern Illinois. "Smcpull, the Golfer," an event Wod~: juice costs 15c to 110c It glass. LOANS that will bring rnany laughs and If Pellets "Hay [Jclleling," a [Jntt:liee thai Mary Martinez speaks 3 languages:...... English,_ Cherokee awe~ of amu:wment Will· Participate could put the Jillchfork nul of Open cia:-;:-; judging anrl .Junior and Spanish. Mm·y was over at our house visiting n1y father- business, is llt!ing tcsled nt the in-law Sunday. · National rating of dairy anrl beef cattle In Youth Tour University of Wi:-;con:-;in. nesuils and swine will be In charge of AI· of recent experlmt!nts at the "What docs 'torchan' mean?'' my in-law asked Mary. 'l'wo WIIJinmston F. F. A. boys burl Warne, Montcalm county •I·Il University show !hal long and "While I was in Oklal.10ma attending a tribal pow-wow, the Farm Loan agent, wilh .John Balter of Ithaca have been Invited to parlidpnlf' chopped hay can he cornprcsscri Indians lwpt yelling it at me." and I!J•rb Miller of Williamston in the rural ynulh tour to till! Into pellets thai can be :-;lored in American Institute of Coopcra· judging the events. Judging a onc·fifl iJ or le's of the spat:l! "That's Indian," 1\lary s11itl. "It menus get out Association specinl dis I riel Gtwrn:-;ey show lion annual summer session. The needed for the hay in its original meeting will be hcltl at Cornell of the way nr I'll eav11 you I' slmll in." 1Hi S. Cm:hmn will he Albert Kessler of New form. Unlvcr:-;ity, Ithaca, New Yorl\, I l'hone li!HO Hudson. • 1 August. 11 to l!l. '!'he Invitation Hesults of expcrimf'nl:-; nlHo in· ami ([i) !3cllcr harvesting melh· Clmrlutlc A lmsehall gaml! with the Car· ', was limited lo some of the stale rlicale lhal any in pellel Jorm ap· ods such as pre-harvest spraying NATURE ON son City Me1·ehants opposing the pears to lle<'fl ils green color West Holds Key officers of lhe Michignn Associn· In some localities to 1\111 foliage Flllhl Ol'flcc Cry:-;tal Pistols on the Carson longer. than loose hay. Ilion they will return to Michigan poultry. portant .alfalfa procl~tclllg areas Michigan, passing through Wat· Lntli 1111 Clll\'Cl' Right now Michi!ran furnishes th.r.ou~lwut the , U~Hte:t ~latcs 'ilins Glen, Elmira, New York, less than a lliinl of tile pnullry. because of ~he Japld sprccttl of 'J'lmolhy - Bromo Eric and to Toledo visiting the l•'<'t'lilizet• Ordtn·s 'l'ulmn consumed in Mir!liignn. Only 2% [th~ dcst;ur:·l·l.l'e ~ew alfalfa ells· grain terminal association at Ot· of the frozen chiclwn sold in De· case, bnctcu_al Will. tawa Lal1c. OJ,HA (JOAL 1roit cnmcs frorn Michigan, An extci~SlVe program of al· GENlliNJll The tour is ~ponsored by the farm:.;, Mo:-;t nf it is shipped into: falfa breedtn~ and testing was In· EJ.\J,!;·Stuvll mm .JAmmT Michigan Associatirm of Farm· 1hr. slale from Delaware and 1 auguratctl. Afl?r years of worl1, Stol>er COLONEl, JACKHORN. cr Coopcral.lvcs, a division of the Wisconsin. I nangcr, a varrcty with wilt re· Michigan Farm Bureau. . slstancc and winter hardiness, LOI\IHAUD CIIAIN SAWS It will be the 26th annual A. L Three organizational meet llli?:S was developed. But It toolt S C. summer conference bringing have been. held. More_ l_han 100 years, with the Federal depart· Jlo~ Feeders- Wulet·ea•s- '!'roughs- Stock Tnnktl together leaders it\ the field of poullry r\JISCI"S have JOined the ~cnt and the dil'fcrent inlcrestctl agricultural cooperation, college cooperative movement. states woridng hard, to Increase extension worlters, vocational· Based upon the advice o[ mar· sr.etl of Hanger up to '1,000,000 agriculture worl1crs· and youth kellng expert:-;, the poultrymen lb. What a different picture now. and their leaders. arc wrapping I heir coopc1:alivc ]~or many years average seed Eden ·ElevatOr plans around llie lrozen r:lm:lwn yields rn the northcentral states rhone Mason 5080 ~:.. .. ~ market. Ar:enrding tn Grant Hess having the largest alfalfa hay Wu Give Gold Stamps ...... ,F.~"""", of lhc Miehigolden Pl'llducls Co., acreage have been from 3fi to 50 the potential of thr. poultry mm·-' liJ of seed per acre, and in the 3 · ket in Michigan has only been largest sccd-produi::lng states of ~~~-~~~~~------~~--·----~~~~~~--~----- scra!chcd. Ifu t~d a meeting of Nebraska, Kansas anrl O~ohoma poultJ•ymcn in Sl. Louis Saturday from 40 to !JO lb. Even In Cali· thai one c!Jiclwn mariwting com· fornia Uwy were only 180 to 200 pany is planning In put riO,OOO, lb. In 1[)52 anrl 1953 wilh the new 000 NC·coolwd ami frozen chic~<· mcthotls, California and Wash· en dinners on the ma1·lwt liliS ington avcragctl respectively, 47fi year, and 515 lb per acre. Special al· Art Hollanrl of Michigan Slate falfa seed prmlucers in these collegP. has poinlerl out that more slale:-; obtain yields as high as than hal[ o[ tlw population o[ the 1,500 to 1,800 lb per acre. Unilerl Slates is within lrucldnr{ Some of the "newer methods" clislnm:c from Mlchlv.nn. He used to ohlaln these higher yield.~ i added thnt there is plcnly o[ gnod arc (1) Conlrol of the Lygus I feed and a favorable climate for (spilllel bug by spraying without raising potlltry. injury to pollinating Insects, (2) j 'l'entatlvc plans of the men anrl Use of 3 to 5 colonies. of honey women forming the eoopcralivc bee~ pc.r acre to provtrle bctlcr are to purchase the MichigrJlrlen polhnat10n, (3) B~ttcr land prep· procc~sin~< plnnt nt IIcmlock. 'rile nrallon, (4~ G~ow1ng ln. r~ws ior plant', owner! hy Grant Hess, is better· culttvatJon and 1rngatlon, Take time off this year and go to the fair! It will be time well spent just consiclerccl to be a top plant in to visit the great Allis-Chalmers exhibit of modem farm equipment!. the state. SHOULD YOU EXPE(T * Exciting New Farm Machines ·* lnterf!sting Special Displays · These· experienced;. Pruning Improves MORE FRQM YOUR * Educational Demonstrations local agents are at your."·., wif/ p~iect ~~'! /rom GARDEN· You'll be welcome in the big, airy Allis-Chalmers tent. Cold drinking \ ~·· ....._.,...... -- call. .•• They're your· Trees and Shrubs water. Plenty of seats. A place to rest in the shade. · .....,..~ neighbors, and will be ..... Now is the time to prune low, TRAaOR'I 1. Fire ' y6. Plane Crashes troublesome tree branches and Go Early and Ta~e f,.e Family glad to nelp you. Con·. seed heads on flowering shrubs. 'l'hnt's a· suggestion from Joseph tact them1 or write 'the 2. Lightning · .7. Explosions * / Company. Cox, Michigan Stale college ex· 3. Hail - \ 8. Vehicle Dan:wage tension landscape specialist 1 · Keep Up To Date* I 'l'hc.. low-priced evergreens. 4. Windstorm 9. Riot. which nrc forest lrccs, will grow The Aliis-Chalmers fair exhibit offers farmers a 1·are opp01'tunity to open and s"Craggly If they ·arc not · bring themsel~en up to date on the full range of important new ,develop_· GENERAL AGENTS pruned consistently, nccot•cllng to .UOSCOI~ AltNOUl 5. Tornado .10. Smoke Cox. You should head baclt the . ments in farm tools and machines. , ·. Uansvilh~ . allcrnnte leader shoots· an(! rc· There you will see the most complete diRplny of tho newest, the latest, m.VIN n. mmwN movq Injured branches In order the most advanced ... the most moclerntcly priced .•• line of farm, OlmlllnN I. Pennies per day wi~( buy.thoiJsands o~ d~llars to do a good pruning job. . For . high quality spreading equipment in the \V(lrld. JAI\m8 W. UOWI,ANil in insura'lS.e ... evergrcehs, Cox suggcsls cntl'ing . Stocllba·l~IA"e A'RDBNINO •• only ONB or' • bnclt about half the growth mriai'i< Plug J,unsl~IJl' . · Division> of General Motot·s-, Wa~ne ·Miller_ \Vhich ·Introduced , the "pump . In .rltone 1\IRSOU 2·1i833 1927;; . 281 N;-Collllgo ro~ . . " I ' wll) nRI\ f~l'tnt:I'S I o lry t 0 fill it nxrw, Enunwl'alrm; will ho those illl'llllgltrHII IIi•! ·'ltlin• na· farm, lyp1~ nnd lt·n~lll of tr•nurc rnlnr.d to lw[p answe!' (jtWsllnns Safety lights ilon, lVIII I>P vlsill•d by f!t•nsiiS· IJ\I'IWl'ohip, llveslot•o<, lrrlgallo11 ·hr. furmct• may nol ({110\V ltnw 1o tnlwrs ngain tills fnll. 'l'ltP fJlll!:i· c•onservatlon pr;telkes, mnrl~agr lllSW£!1', C1·c•w dilrfo· will he on u~e o! rc!leetlve llgh II ng mn· 11onnnln' will mnt;litJ aiH•lll t!l:llt nnrl fann vall!l', anrl :.;penrl ·1oo ap If/ lwlp whcrr. enumcraton; lerlal on farm equipment is he· \.et's questions colwr•r:li11g lltl' J;1rnt. lng llll fartns for sud1 lllln~s n: II'C' lllt fl'(f'd, In~ sln!sserl during tlw pr.:~ent. 'fills :i•rar, lltc> r•r•n:;tls illll'f'illl Lillllr, mac·lllne birr~. foo,l, ferlill Entmtrmllon will hP~In ahmtl annual observance nf fnrm snfely will pr1;1ialll.l' rind tllnl I'VI'I'.I' Zlm', gnsolitw and oil. -lc:loiH!I' I to ·10 In the sltorl crop wee!;, nceonilng I r> Slalr. Pnllr•c! Go to the farm is I'I'SJHin';IIJ!r• for fpp•JinJ: lltrl thr• answers 1•1 some qw•.Y \'C!u!' rc~(ions nf I he nol'l hcasl, Sr!J'gr.anl. Donulrl E. OrtiC's, ehnlt·· more jwoplr• lh:tn PVt•r bPforr•. lions m:ty lnrli:, IIH! num· pnst fi!W years llf<'lini.nr: In llw oiiH!I' E.llel! refinPtnPnls IIlii I hnvr 'll'f! "rl!cclvPd In ~lrieiPsl oon[i· ·lf'twc" ;lnd 111111 the information equipment to supplemenl rPgulm· mnny Yf'HI'!{ of lltr h 1str1a I cxpn n· llullwd l:nw•r nn 1he farm In 1hf lighting require 'J'Iw een:ars will l'osl almnl $1fi, ·ar·m." farms· and rnacls. than :~ tinws a:; 1111111\' :rs n <'f'll· 01111,11110, ;tC'crmlin:; lo plillt. The •I Ce1tst1s lmunwt•alol's-·-llHWtiiY Oates, who Is assigned In 11w fury lll'fnrr•. ,\r·rr•;r::r• had i11· Jl!lflt' fJIII'sllonnnlrPs 111'1! almul II' fi'Om lhr• imnu•dinle rtrert wltr.t:l! stale pollee safely and traffic btl· croaserl in ;t r'f'liltll'l' IJy :rlio111 ·I o•omt! off thl' (IJ'f';{Sf's now. \VIII! ln9ham County's Finest rcau, polnled out1 I hat "whl}e times to ·l,l:iH,Iillll,flrio :r·,.,.I'S. J\nri in 1111' II<'XI. :l w1~eks 12() lr'm 'lwy wo!'k--nm "rPquirccl lo lake ·m flillh to kerj> all information fnrm neeldcnls hnvc rleeroased 111 cnch fnnn in l!l:iO ff'ri :J<;, ns porary f11.•lrl oiTic•I!S will he sri II]' 'IH•y l'l•c,elve in eonfldr.nce ancl most categories, il Is not gcncml· mrmy propiP as :1 r'l'llllll'y lH'fnl'l' to hnndk 1111' "Pnsus, End1 offiel' the. lmv pl'llvirle.~ stiff pr.rwltlr.:> ly reallzecl that 4:VA· of farm ac· -28 of IIH• n:ttinn's· will I>P hP:HIPtl by 11 supPrvJsqt• l~tl.lrlO,Otin •;IHHild 11wv fail to ·.In so," Eekler cidr.nl: deaths arc clur. 1o traffic IJOptilnllnn in l!l.ill. p; tn find 'Ill.\' IJig l'll:tn!~f's anrllltrn!;Pt nul on IIH' .inh. Crc\1' s d p• ohslrtJcllons to view and proper in U. S. fnrmiHJr ,;inr•p El:iO. TIJI~ leaders gl'l $12.~0 ll clay and OWS an 1gs ycnr, 1111• f;mn r•PnsiJ.s will sc••k rnumc•rators $L2:i 1111 hour. usr~ of driveways." as usual In rlrlf'rlllin" lhr basic Thf' qur.~lionnnircs will hr Farm lraclot· safely is another IIo,qs just c8n't lake these hot pro.iecl on which the commillce facls nf IJ. S. ar,rJroullurr---num· mnilecl nut 1luring Srplcmhcr ::~nrl lltmmrr tcmpernturcs nml the 1Jer or farm.~. nr'l'l'il,~P. fnnn pop· Oclober. A lellcr with melt form is working. Las I year 1here were 'tml hils tlw hir~ brood sows 76 farm tractors involved in high· I'OI'SP titan lhl' Fmnller nnimals, way aeeidenls in Michigan nne! IVill'llS Didt'Bailc!y, Ingham COUll· • Ingham County News August 5, 1954 13 nf these were fatal crashes. Page 4 · y agricultural agent. Young gmwing pigs nnrl even "The committee is urging 1hr.l' usc of red reflective material np· I ;ur.;;iing pigs, can wit hslmul hot wenthrr holler lhnn hig sows. plied to the roar of farm ve· Studies nt a Cnlifnrnia- experi· hicles," Oates said. "This is not a I men I stnl inn made in heat con· suhslilute for the law requiring lighting, but :oupplcmenls it In I rollrrl rooms· inrlicalo that suck· ,' 'ing pigs make good gains in 90· lhe inlercst of safely. The mn· ·Iegree 1em per1\lllros, but sows tcrial is avallable 1hrough the .viii quiekly lost' weight. commillce and Is being applierl Nursing mws lost as must as by youth fnrm groups that nrc l2',; o( their weight in 56 days taldng part in the campaign." +Midway Fun ·vlwn thr. 1cmpcrnture was 90 MO~~ ·Jcgrces nnrl 2fl',; when the temp· 1ftttU:Utm•:il"*bffiMi4WWP1t·PmNW'M w ••••• "raturc was RO . Sitililar weight losses· occur in Tour Will Show per acre at lower cost per bushel! ••.• '· cool: Provide shade with all ways to harvest incomes as there l sides open. Keep clown the dust arc of "s\dnning a cat"-and you + Agricultural· Exhibits Over 50 bushels per acre realized ')y spraying the ground with olcl can learn about them Friday. by Federal users following this ''l':tni\C~ase oil. Place fountains Take the 824 acres of Niles 11ul wnlcring !roughs in the Hagolshaw, l 1,~ milcR southwest plan. . .. Federal is available :hade, aml if possible have cool of Climax, first slop Friday on '.'!aler f 1owing continot1sly the Michigan !arm managemenl to you through your dealer from ,,1rough I hem. lour in Kalamazoo county. Federol's Bul'le1·, Indiana, plan!·, l\1oxle~r also warm; farmers About 1,000 fnrmers from 3 hat movement of hogs on the states arc expected at 9:15 a. m. 1 'arm nnd to mnrket should be to sec how a large dairy, beef. No Increase in Price ·Jnne dLtring e::irly hours of the sheep and hog operation can use ·norning when the 1emperat urcs the same acres producing seed. we cooler. Hagelshaw got one-fourth of his l!l53 income from seed-including seed taken off 150 acres of clover ~~ow It's the Weevil and alfalfa. Add I he st :·awbcrry root weevil Hagelshaw has 25 head of purr-~ · o 1he oat 1hrip:s· and the fleas now bred Hereford beef cattle, 40 Hoi· >OI hering Michigan household· stein dairy cattle, 100 ewes, more than 100 hogs and 400 laying FREE •rs. The brownish-black creature, thout a fourth of an inph long is hens. He makes grassland farm· 1ol !mown to cause damage, but ing pay, puts up grass silage and t's annoying, says Ray Janes, raises corn. Wheat seed comes off one-sixth PARKING !XtenFion entomologist at Michl· ;an State college. He advises US· of his farm and oat and harley 'ng chlorclnne to spray the out· seed from one-quarter of it. His ;ide foundation of the house and marshland area includes 25 acres 1 foot or 2 of the area around the of reed canary grass. :oundalion to l

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30w3 BIDS WANTED The Wilhnmston Commnlllt y Sr !tools, school llrsh wl "ill 1111 er1t scah d huls unlll I 00 p m Atwnst 2~ l!J~ 1, on the lollowm,.r JIIOII«'I ty, sud Jli OJIC! ty to lm sold to the successful Imide 1 on a QUI'l' CJ.Ail\1 deed aow1 1 The schoolhouse, coni shell uul srte of tho for mer ___:______Whitcomb school, located on South Wlllmrnston wnd

2 'IIm schoolhouse mul srtc of the formct Alwrs school, locntccl on llmldt•) 1oncl 3 'lhc schoolhonso, coni shod mul srtc of the former l\le1 hllnn Ccntm school, lorn I ell on 1\lt 1 ullnu 1ond 4 'Ihe schoolhouse and srtc of the former Fuller school, loullctl on Nm ih Wllllnmston 1 oad All huls m c• to he so mm lmd, scah d, uncl cnclosccl In rm cn\clo11e ndch esscd to: Wllllnmston Connnmuty Schools 201 School Sli ect Willlnmston, 1\llclngnn All hills will be o)lcncd at the tr.g ulat meeting of the board of ccluc"llon Sc)Jiembet IS, 19'i:l 'l'he bmn1l Jesmvcs the right to reject 1lny 01 all hills Successful hul!lm s will be so notified "'Ill r~llowecl fifteen duys m whtch to com)lleto the ucceptupco of the sale U)Jon failme to do so, the bonul will offer tho 111 O}lerty to nnot hm bidder. Leg a 1ces•