LEDGER UP and ENTRIES

Being a Collection of Varioiu Topics of Local and FIFTIETH YEAR LOWELL, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 20, 1942 No. 15 General Interest AMERICA CTARTS ATTACK Local Farm Hand AMERICAN people, during Many Changes in Drowns in River Everything AO Set for the the paat eight months, have News of Our Boys suffered the moat disaatroue ex- Funeral services were held on perience of defeat they ever knew Monday at the Roth Chapel for Kent County 4-H Club Fair In their history. One of the valued Teaching Staff Frank F. How, 48, who was drown- With the U.S. Rag possessions, the great Philippine ed late Saturday in Grand river Islands, was conquered by a School Officials Solving and the body was taken to Midland Horse Show and Other New Features, Amusements, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwacha treacherous enemy. Our people and for burial. Many Problems have just received a letter from Ionia Free Fair ends this week their allies were driven from one Mr. How had worked on a num- Races, Games, Contests, Exhibits, Etc. The Board of Education met In a ber of farms in this vicinity and their son Stanley (Bob, to you), Saturday night. It's a first claac posiiion to the next, and forced Kent County 4-H Club Fair—bigger and better than ever—will open By K. K. Vlnlng long session on Monday and was of late had resided in Lowell with who has been with the A. E. F. in show. to constantly retreat and give up. at Recreation Park, Lowell, next week Wednesday and continue confronted by many problems. Manley and Edward Johnson. Ireland. Bob says he is well ani Now at last the tide eeema to through Friday. The tnree-Jajr program Includes special events on happy. The hunting season is just around 4-H Fair Hlghllghta be turning, and our people have Supt. Qumser reported that the fol- According to reports he went lowing teachers had resigned: Miss the corner and hunters may now Plans for the evening program gradually assembled more strength fishing Saturday afternoon and Wednesday and Thursday evenings and all In all this year's fair will Margaret Allen, Miss Frances Bow- Congratulations to Orison M. train their dogs on birds in the at the 4-H Club Fair next week and are beginning to attack. The failed to return, and on Sunday undoubtedly surpass all previous effurU and should command the at- en, Miss Marjorle Donohue, Mrs. morning the Johnsons notified the Weaver, who has just been pro- fields. have had to be changed. Wednesday descent by our forces on the Solo- tendance of ail adults and parents as the event Is presented and pro- Jane Guide Doyle, Miss Marjorle sheriff's officers and a search was moted to the rank of Corporal. evening's program will be a horse mon Islands appears to be the Last, Mr. George Pappin, Miss Mar- made of the river bank where he duced by our own boys and girls who are In truth our greatest asset Orison is serving in the headquar- Frank L. Stephens announces show sponeored by the Lowell beginning of this reversal of the garet Purdy, Mrs. Kathleen Wal- The program will open on Wednesday morning at 9:30 with exhibits ters company of the Army Medical that an important meeting of the Board of Trade and staged under tide. had been fshlng and when hi* line cott Fowler and possibly Mrs. Minga and a string of fish were found, open to the public. At 10:30 there will be games for the younger chil- Corps, stationed at the Pacific Civilian Defense committee will be the direction of the Grand Rapids From now on let us hope It will Herrmann. Some of these teachers dragging operations were started, Beach, Wash. held at Lowell City Hall this week Riding Club. About 30 horses from be a constant story of attack and dren. At 3:30 In the afternoon bicyci»" races will take place, followed resigned to enter industry;' some his body being found shortly after Friday evening, Aug. 21, at 8:30. Grand Rapids and vicinity will take victory. Our men are not used to de- by a pet parade at 4:00 o'clock. left to be married while others will noon in about tern feet of water, Pvt. William Read was home part, the riders to be youngsters feat, and It Is not their habit to lie teach elsewhere. some distance east of the upper Wednesday evening at 7:30 the Lowell high school band will give a from Camp Perry, Ohio, Sunday. Haven't you a new neighbor? If under 16 years of ago. Dr. A. R. down and give up. The reason for Virtually all positions have been bridge. concert and at 8:00 o'clock a horse show, sponsored by the Lowell He has been promoted to a Cor- so, when you are called for news, Woodburne, of Grand Rapids, has their previous defeats was that 1 filled. Miss Ardis Schneider Will be Deputies Frank Stephens and Board of Trade, and staged under 4hc direction of the Grand Rapids poral Technician . His address is: won't you just mention to the re- helped sponsor this show. The 4-H they were planning for peace and in charge of the superintendent's Leo Strohpaul discovered the body Corp. Wm. Read, 16085062, Co. C„ porter you are pleased to see your Club Show will be held on Thursday quiet, while their enemies were pre- Riding Club, will be given. ' office. Other changes will be and Dr. Paul W. Bloxsom, coroner, Maintenance Bn., 12th Armored neighbor's name among the items. night This program will be In paring for war. Now the time has Thursday's program opens at 9:U) with exhibits open to the public announced later. It Is expected, after an Investigation, pronounced Division, Camp Perry, Ohio. charge of Mr. C. H. Nlckle. of the come to show them that we toe and with Judging of special dairy classes at 10:00 o'clock. At 10:30 the however, that with the exception of the death an accidental drowning. The first half-year auto licenses 4-H Club Department at Michigan can play the war game If we have Physical Education for girls, all Mr. How is survived by four sis- heavyweight horse pulling contest will take place, followed by first Mr. and Mrs. Percy Read re- are good only until September 1. State College. The main feature of to. courses will bo offered as usual. ters, Mrs. Hattie Altoft of Hastl ig% round of 4-H Club softball tournament. In the afternoon at 1:30 will ceived a cable Tuesday from their To avoid wating in line at the end this program as in other years of the month, Mrs. John Fahrnl, The Board decided to start the Mrs. Colonel Targer, Mrs. Law- come the lightweight horse pulling contest, and games for the girls son, Pvt. James Read, Somewhere will be tho liveatock parade. Both THE UNEXPECTED rence Farrell and Mrs. Chas. Nor- manager of the auto license burea" school year as planned on Tuesday, at 2:00, followed by the second round of baseball tournament from in Australia, asking for kodak evening programs will be preceded rls, all of Carlton township, Barry here, advises motorists to get their "•^/HO WOULD have thought one Sept. 8, but agreed to close school films. Said he was well and not to by band concerts and will atart coumty; two brothers, John of Hast- 8:00 to 5:00. After the band conoert at 7:30 the 4-H Clubs will sponsor last half-year strip now. year ago, that any such misfor- for a week later In the fall if the worry. His address is: Pvt. James about 8:30 o'clock. ings and Robert of Midland; two their show at 8 o'clock which includes a livestock parade as the main tune could happen to me?" Re- farmers felt that this would be of Read, 36155027, Headquarters Co., Dr. E. C. Prophet, of M. 3. C., 4-H Club members and friends daughters, Mrs. Wright of Carlton marks of this kind are heard from assistance to them In harvesting feature. 107 Quartermaster Bn., A. P. O. 32, who will be remembered as a Board of extension work are receiving township and Mrs. Chas. Farlee of some persona who have suffered their crops. The school day will al- On Friday the West Michigan Black and White Show and the West Care of Postmaster, San Francisco, of Trade speaker not so very long many gifts for the auction sale, Battle Creek, and a son Charles, Calif. some special loss or anxiety due to so start a half hour later or at 9 Michigan Jersey Parish Show will hold their annual exhibitions at 10 ago, has been ln> the spotlight for proceeds of which are to go In the o'clock In the morning with sessions In the army. fair budget. Calves, pigs, fruit, the war. o'clock, with Judging contests for 4-H and F. F. A. members at 10:80. the past couple of weeks as the For very many of our people running from 9 to 12 for all children Clare J. Krehs, son of Mr. and father of Lansing's latest triplets, beans, day old chicks, certified oats The anctlon of gifts for fair will be held at II o'clock with N. C. dark clouds have suddenly spread except those In the Kindergarten, Mrs. John Krebi, of R. 2, Alto, was all girls and all perfect In every and potatoes, roosters, chicks, eggs over the horizon. New and unantlcl- and from 1 to 8:30 for grades, and Thomas as auctioneer, and the judging of dairy shows will be held at graduated recently from an in- respect. (For constructive war In- and other Items. The sale will 1 to 4 for the high school. War Model Fair tensive course in aviation mechan- pkted difficulties or sorrows dark- 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Ait 1:80 will occur the finals in the 4-H formation, tune in on Dr. Prophet start at 11:00 o'clock Friday, Aug- The Board was also notified by en and make rough their path. baseball tournament, concluding with release of all exhibits at four los at Sheppard Field, Tex. Sheppard at 2:15 Tueaday and Thuadaya and ust 28. with N. C. Thomas crying auihorltles In Lansing that trans- : Some had sons who have fallen in F. eld, near Wichita FalU, Tex., is 5:30 Mondaya, Station WKAR). the same. A list of those who gave portation charges would have to be o'clock. *r battle. Some have lost their Jobs, At MSC Sept. 7 one of the many Army Air Forces' will be published. Increased from $25.00 to $30.00 per In addition to games and raoejj throughout the three days there will or their business has closed up, Technical Training CJ m m a r. d Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Townsend, Here are other hlghllghta In the year. also be a Ferris wheel and a mefiry-go-round for the amusement and schools which train the ground due to wartime limitations. Some A war model state fair and a who will soon become permanent program. All entries with a couple trows to "Keep 'Em Flying." of them live In constant anxiety later than usual Farmer's Day go entertainment of visitors. residents of Lowell, have three sons exceptiona are to be in place by because their boys have gone they Into combination In a special La- who are connected with our coun- Tueaday night. Auguat 25. Judging bor Day program Sept. 7 on the try's war efforts. Their eldest son, know not where In the service of Pvt. Robert J. Slater has received starts Wednesday, Augujt 26 at 9:30 Runciniaii Erecting Michigan State College campus. Francis, is a member of the engi- their country, and some of them his diploma in Airplane Mechanics a. m. and will continue until fin- The atate fair phaaea will be prin- Can Now Buy Sugar neering staff of Bell Aircraft, their fear some tragic message. We at Sheppard Field, Texas, and has ished. cipally thoae of the annual 4-H Post Office Has son Juliam is head of the photo- should feel the warmest sympathy Big Bean Storage In Larger Units been transferred to Santa Monica. Horse pulling contests on Thurs- club competition. Youtha will bring Calif., where he is taking advanced graphic division of Bell Aircraft for such folks. . day, Auguat 27, heavyweight In the A bean storage building having a in liveatock and other club projecta Sugar ration stamp No. 8 will be training. Those who wish to write and their youngest son David, is We have to faue the fact that morning, lightweight after dinner. capacity of from 30 to 83 carloads of for judging, rlbbona and premluma. good for five pounda of augar in T Letter Paper him, his address is as follows: Pvt. receiving pilot's training in the life constantly brings us up against Friday will be dairy day with beans Is being constructed here by Judging la to begin at 8:30 a. m. the 10-week period beginning Aug. To Be Used Only for Letters Going Robert J. Slater, Lockheed Group Army Air Corps at Santa Ana, Calif. unexpected anxletlea, difficulties, the West Michigan Jersey Parish C. U. Runclman on his property Dairy and beef anlmala will be put 23 and ending Oct. 31, tne offlco of Outside the Continental United 3-43, Floor No. 1, Edgewater Club and tragedies. The main difference Show and the West Michigan Black facing on S. Rlverslde-dr. Founda- Into claases at the stadium, sheep price admlnlatratlon announced on States Hotel, 1815 Ocean Front, Santa, Howard Rittenger has moved his ia that now the trouble has come and White Show holding the spot- tion wails are now being laid for the and horses near Demonstration Saturday. Monica, Calif. insurance and real estate office to the whole nation, so that all The Lowell poat office has been light. building which will be of tile con- Hall, swine In the riding hall of White not changing the basic from 116 S. Riverside-dr. to the are more or less affected, while In furnished with a supply of "V" Throughout the three days there struction, 80 feet wide, 76 feet long Demonstration Hall and poultry In ration of one-half pound per per- Melvin Boerma, son of Mr. and former Journal building, W. Main- ordinary times the anxieties and letters, which is in cooperation with will be plenty of games, races with and 24 feet high. Room 7 of the hall, according to a acn per week. It will enable con- Mrs. Ralph Boerma, is at Camp st. The offce has been nicely fitted troubles came to Individuals the Navy and Army for the trans- a softball tournament among 4-H Mr. Runclman states that the schedule anonunced by R. W. aumers to make purchaaea in larger Forreat, Tenn., In the Medical up and the new location will be separately. mission of letters between the arm- Clubs. For other amusementa there new storage building has been Tenny, short course director and units and facilitate the diaposal of Dlviaion and ia enjoying hia work found very convenient for Mr. Rlt- In ordinary life people are con- ed forces of the United States and will be a merry-go-round and Ferrla made necessary because of the fact program chairman. five, ten and 25-pound packages, very much. He la the only Mich- tenger's patrons. The building was stantly falling sick or suffering their families and friends. These Wheel. that railroad cars must be loaded At noon the Muskegon county 4- Packagea of these altea were put igan boy in hia company, all othera recently purchased by C. H. Runcl- from accident, or many of them are are for use only to the armed forces Remember no entry fees or ad- and sent to their destination as H band opens the Farmers' Day up before the atart of rationing and being southerni boys and such a man from the Masonic fracornity, losing their jobs, or seeing their stationed outside continental United mission chargea. Everyone ia in- speedily as possible. evets. C. V. Pallard, state leader of proceaaora have had difficulty mar- happy lot, singing all the tlmv,. to whom It had been deeded by the business go to pieces. Human na- States. These letters are not for vited to attend. A large amount of the beans are county agricultural agents, will keting any subatantlal part of thsm Wanted Ledger sent to him so ho late J. M. Hutchlneon when he en- ture has to be prepared for these transmission to forcec In camps for government use and after pick- serve as chairman. Handling of becauae ration stamps to date have could kuow what was going on at tered the Masonic Home at Alma. exigencies, and 11^ is necessary within tho United States proper ing will be put up Iw 100-lb. bags farm fires and hazards Is to be been good for one or two-po\ind home. He would be glad to hear Watch Out for Blight to mt -t them resolutely when they and not for the use of the public, Lawrence Rutherford Is com- and placed In storage until time demonstrated by the Conservation purchaaea. Unleaa thla augar ia from folks In Lowell. Thla weather has been fine for oomc. except as they correspond with pleting operations this week prior for shipment. Institute, agricultural engineering acid, the OPA said, It would have late blight In potatoes. Plenty of People emerge from these ex- members of the armed forces to the starting of tomato canning, Tb" new building will prove a department and the state fire mar- to be repacked, caualng an "unde- rain with temperatures about right periences of trial stronger than worthwhile addition to Lowell's shall's staff. airable waste of labor and mate- stationed In territory outside the Addresses Are Wanted which he expects will double last United States proper. We have had no reports about the before. Ufe seems meant to give assets. V. R. Gardner, director o^ the riala." year's record output. It is always Three weeks ago the Lowell disease but the potato grower who us these forms of discipline, and Michigan Agricultural Experiment Stampa No. 6 and 7, each good The regular postage must be with pride a man can say of hia Cigarette Club asked for addresses business that It Is in first-class con- hasn't been spraying pretty regular hard experience Is a part of the station, will describe what visitors for two pounds of augar, may be paid to the Ports of New York and of the boya In the aervlco. Some re- with Bordeaux Mixture may find development of human character. Stand Ready for a can see in progress on the campus, uaed until midnight, Aug. 22. Stamp San Francisco, when mailed by dition and so Mr. Rutherford can aponded, but many did not. If you[ well say, for his plant and equip- himself with the disease. Even now If there was nothing hard, toil- In barns and out on the farms. No, 7 gave the conaumer a two- Ivlllans, where the letters will be Surprise Blackout are one who didn't, please send it it isn't too late to spray If the some, fearful, or dangerous In life, The otate fire marshall's office pound bonua. photographed onto tiny films and ment were thoroughly inspected by to ua on a penny postal card. Tell State Board of Health officials last disease hasn't appeared but the we should be too weak and pamp- Reports from all parts of Lowell will demonstrate how to cope with transmitted in this manner across your neighbors to do the same. If job of getting a good coverage Is ered. area Indicate that the blackout incendiariea. Cars and college trucks the ocean, to be enlarged and week and found to be in good sani- we don't get a carton to your boy, tary condition. This has always lessened by the growth of vines. So let us not be despondent about held here on the evening of Aug. then will lead the way to barns and Native of Lowell printed and distributed to the per- it will be because we didn't receive Those who start to spray when whatever losses or suffering or 12 was a complete success, due to experimental plots. aona for whom they are intended, been Mr. Rutherford's aim. Dies on West Coast his address. j plants are small and continue to anxiety we undergo. There Is an the fact that all citizens, practi- In the evening E. L. Anthony, thus saving much valuable cargo Lowell Cigarette Club, A letter to Supt. Gumser from the do so at regular Intervals will have end to these experiences, and they cally without exception, cooperated dean of agriculture, will serve as Jennie May Schneider, daughter space for the shipping of munitions 207 W. Main St. Employment Department of the little blight trouble. leave us stronger and better fully with all of the workers com- chairman for a program to be of Martini and Margaret Schneider, of war. Members of the armed Willow Run Bomber Plant requests Stopped at Elwin Parmeter's, in equipped for life. prising the civilian defense com- staged in the stadium. A band con- was born in Lowell townahlp. She forces, of course, can mail the let- the names of all boys over 18 years Courtland townahlp, the other day. mltteeL Even on trunklhM high- cert at 7 p. m. opens the events. R. waa marr.ed lo Elwood H. Thomp- ters In accordance with the recent Mrs. Lieffers Named of ago who have recently gradu- Ho had rigged some gadgets on NO MORE r-HANCE FOR WASTE ways like M-21 and US-16 motor- J. Baldwin, extension director, is to aon of Cascade in 1893. To thla ruling of free charge. ated from high school and who are hia tractor wheels and the wheela ists brought their cars to a stand- describe the scope of 4-H club work union were born three children, No Inclosures are permitted with- To Rural Library Work "^HEN the American people seeking employment. It Is the pol- of the sprayer to lift the vines off still with lights out during the In Michigan. Livestock will be two dying In Infancy. in the folds of these "V" letters. If landed on this continent, there Mrs. Leonard Lieffers, Jr., of icy of the Bomber Plant to first the ground so Injury from wheels blackout period. Such cooperation paraded by club members, with She moved to the atate of Waah- one sheet is not sufficient, a separ- wan enough of evt:-ythlng they Grand Rapids will assume her offer employment to boys Ini Mich- would be lessened. These gadgets is Indeed gratifying as it is a val- comments by A. G. Kettunen and Ington In 1900 and paaaed away at ate sheet must be obtained for ad- needed. They had llmltlees forests, duties as librarian for the Kent igan before going outside of the were made for the moat part from uable part of the war effort. Ralphy M-y of the club staff. A her home in Harrah, Wash., Satur- ditional writing. However, the post and they never had to be saving of County Library Monday morning State. All boys who wish to have old cultivators and other farm im- Frank L. Shephens, regional com- girls' dress revue will be announced day, Aug. 1, 1942. office department urges that in- timber. Their rivers were teeming mander, states that a "Surprise the Board announces, and brings their names sent in by Mr. Gum- plements. by Lois Corbett of the state club She ia aurvived by her husband, dlvluualo ask for only the number with fish. The soli would grow nub to her new position a backgroud ser should file their names and ad- Blackout" will be held sometime office. a son, Harold Philip; one brother, of sheets needed for Immediate use. (Continued on Page 3) crops. within the next couple of weeks of of library experience and special dresses at the school office on Leo V. Card, ctate commissioner Martin Schneider, and one slater,' The government will make only the But our people ruined many of which no advance notice will be training. With the opening of the Monday, Aug. 24. of agriculture, is scheduled to com- Mra. Elizabeth Cole, both of Lowell; initial distribution of these forms their forests with their carelesness, man rural schools she will be an im- Hunting Licences given, but all citizens are asked to meat on the value of 4-H work in y nephews and nieces and a and after the present supply has they turned sewage into rivers and Jokes, jests, jibes and jabs just stand ready when tlie alarm Is boat of frienda. been disposed of. It Is anticipated portant adjunct to the country the war effort. John A. Hannah, by Jeff: We don't even have the In Dealers' Hands drove out the fish, and they sounded. Funeral and burial services were that the stationery stores will have school system In the handling and president of the college, will offer corner any more that prosperity is ploughed up fields in such a way More air raid wardens are need- held In Toppenish, Wash., on Tues- supplies on hand for the purchase distribution of books for the stud- Michigan's 2,400 local dealers who a talk on "The Meaning of Cltlzen- supposed to bo around. . . . One that the aoil eroded and ran out to ed and they are asked to volunteer of same by the public. ents and teachers, as well as the 18 sell hunting licenses will be well ahlp" as club membera present their day, Aug. 4. thing this war has shown us is that the ocean. Now they find them- their services at once by reporting Fhirther Information concerning branch libraries. equipped for the trade this fall citizenship ceremony. County 4-H all of Russia isn't covered by whis- selves In the position of a prodigal to Mr. Stephens. the use and mailing of "V" letters Mrs. Lieffers comes to the Kent whatever the demand may be, the judging teams will remain on the kers. . . . You won't hear many who has thrown away a good part Services Friday for may be obtained at the post office. County Library from the Grand conservation department reported campua to compete Tueaday, Sept. 8. Lowell men getting Indignant over of his property. COMING EVENTS Rapids Library as librarian of the as distribution of more than a mil- They still have riches left, but Mrs. Ernest Culver South High School Branch, where cutting short the wool In ladles' lion license blanks got underway. they can't afford to waste these Judge Homer Ferguson Notice, High School Band she has served for four years. She aklrta. . . . Now that his wife 'an't Last minute legislative changes Kent County 4-H Fair at Lowell Funeral services will be held at driving the car, a certain man took things any longer. They have to is a graduate of Olivet College and a year ago resulted in some tem- on August 28, 27 and 28. Roth's Chapel Friday afternoon at Orval Jessup, director of Lowell depend upon skill, efficiency, and To Speak at GOP Rally the University of Michigan, where the hingea off of the back of hia porary shortages of camp permits 2:30 for Mrs. Ernest Culver, 60, H. S. Band, requests all former garage. careful use of the resources that Because of lack of material, the On Saturday, Aug. 22, 1942, a Re- who passed away Tuesday morning band members to meet at the high she look her A. B. in Library when, taking advantage of the op- Science. Four years she served as portunity to use antlerless deer are left. Red Cross class making surgical publican rally will be held at John at her home on M-21 west of Lowell, school on the evenings of August Silaa Onlooker's philosophy: The a substitute mail carrier in her for camp venison, hunters bought dressings, will not meet again un Ball Park In the city of Grand where she had lived the past 24 and 25 at 7:30 o'clock for re- trouble with people Is that they hpnrsal for the 4-H Fair August 26 home neighborhood. Olivet. 20,000 instead of the usual 800. This WHAT MAKES NEWS? til further notice. Watch this paper Raplda, under the sponsorship of five years. Rev. C. E. Pollock will judge all civilization by the crowd and 27. Uniforms will be Issued at The Kent County Library Board year the camp permits are good for 'pHE NOVICE reporter for a for announcement as to when work the Republican Clubi of Kent officiate at the services and burial of folks they are with. . . . The these rehearsals. 14-2t feels fortunate in securing the one antlered buck only, and 5,000 newspaper sometimes has dif- will be resumed.—Chairman. County. This rally in .cheduled to will be in Woodlawn cemetery, Stock Exchange ia a place where a services of Mra. Lieffers, and ia con- have been printed to provide deal- ficulty in telling what constitutes begin at 1 o'clock in ihe afternoon. Grand Rapids. fellow uaually exchanges a stock of fident that her experience and ers with plenty to cover the antic- news. Som«>body loads him up with The meeting of the Woman's The Honorable Bartel J. Jonkman, Mrs. Culver is survived by her money for a stock of experience. To My Schoolmates training will be valuable factors In ipated demand. a lot of publicity stuff aimed to Society for Christian service of the Congressman from the fifth con- husband, Ernest; a daughter, Mrs. greaaional district, will be the mas- Mclntyre School Reunion the future of library service to With gasoline rationing, work- benefit someone petsonally, and he First Methodist church will be held Sharpshorn of Grand Rapids; two Clasalfled ads bring results. Try rural Kent County. ers' leisure and the extent of the drags in the copy, and is surprised Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the ter of ceremonlea, and the Honor- sons, Alfred of Muskegon Heights By Mrs. Arthur Green one and be convinced. able Judge Homer J. Ferguaon will depletion of hunters' ranks by ar- when told it Is not news. Then home of Mrs. C. E. Pollock. and Lawson of Champaign, 111.; a be the main apcaker. Sweet memories more precious than gold my and navy service still unknown some day things are turned up- alater, Mra. Dafoe of Traverae City A* the days of our childhood unfolds. The regular meeting of the Low- Of the dear days of old quantities, there are no "official side down In the town by some and a brother, Henry Watt of ell Garden Lore Club to be held And the Joys and pleasures untold. estimates" of what fall hunting new development, and he can't see STRAND CALENDAR Vancouver, B. C. TKe Home Town Guidebook on Tuesday, Aug. 25 will not take Childhood dcys have long been past. pressure will be. that It Is a big story. How Is he But thoae memories will always last. place but the members are re- Thursday, Aug. 20—"SOS Coast WHEN A TRAVELER visits these guidebooks In our dally life to tell the difference.' Of the schoolhouse that was ours. quested to bring flower arrange- Guard" with Ralph Byrd; also Bowne Twp. Resident Tiiere we played games, and gathered wild some foreign country or dis- Is the home town newspaper. It Is One test of news is whether it Is "Strange Case of Dr. RX" with flower*. Yes, Advertising Is Read! ments for the 4-H Fair Flower tant section, he usually buys a a directory of the activities, the something people will talk about Lionel Atwlll. Laid To Rest Today Our schoolhouse stood by the highway. show. Please members cooperate. guidebook. There he gets a list of business, the pleasure, the oppor- Because the newspaper Is ani In- as they meet from day to day. If Friday and Saturday, Aug. 21, It was as good as any in our day. William Hoffman, 60, a lifelong With the poplar trees towering toward the the principal sighta he ought to tunities of the community. If you vited guest to the home, it is pre- the weather is about average some 2i—"Joan of Paris", with Thomas To Those It Might Concern—The resident of Bowne towshlp, died aky. see, and a description of the leading read It regularly, you are going to ferred by the public as a medium day, people don't talk a^>out It, and Mitchell and Laird Cregar, also And the maples standing nearby. Thornapple Valley pioneer . picnic News and Shorta. Tueaday at Pennock hospital, Hast- features of cities and country. He know about everything In the home for both news and advertising there Is little news in It But if there Dear schoolmates one and all. (news of merchandise.) has held its annual picnic for the Sunday and Monday, Aug. 23, ings. How often those days we recall. would miss a good part of the town. is a big storm and trees are blown Here are some Interesting facts last Thursday In August for 56 24 —Abbott and Costello In "Rio Surviving are the widow, Eliza- We think our school was the best of all. benefit of such a trip if he lacked People who fall to read It are down and church steeples blown We were lucky where our lot did fall. about advertlalng In newapapera years, but because of tire and gas ftita" also News and selected beth; three sons, David and Free- such a guidebook. going to miss many things that over, then everybody talks about "Hjose school days were to free from care. brought out by a aurvey conducted shortage It will be cancelled for shorts. man of Alto and Paul of Freeport; Travelers, by buying such a would benefit and please them. it, and it Is news. The basic idea We had the best of schoolmates, those by Syracuse University, Syracuse, the duration. Tuesday ' and Wednesday, Aug. two brothers. Rev. Andrew Hoff- days to share, guidebook, • get more out of their They are like the traveler who of news is something outside the Now York: 25, 26—"Blondle's Blessed Event" man of Charlotte and Moses of Our teachers were kind and fair. trips, and It helps them get the goes through a country without ordinary monotonous routine of life. They tried to teach us to be good every- Of the peraons aurveyed— The Twenty-third annual Dun- with Arthur Lake and Penny Goshen, Ind.; three sisters, Mrs. where. worth of their money. The book a guidebook. Like him, they will 90% aaid they would prefer a ham-Ketchum reunion will be held Singleton; also "The Myatery of Louise Dausman of Saranac, Mrs. helps them travel by the most often pay more for things than School days are gone with the passing of newspaper with advertlalng to one Sunday, Aug. SO, at Potter's Park, Marie Roget". Sadie Slabaugh of Howard county, time. economical routes, it tells them they should. Oh, how we loved the school bell chime. without ada. Notice, Taxpayers Lansing. Dinner at 1:00 sharp. Thursday, Aug. 27—Anton Wal- Ind., and Mrs. Ella Stahl of Clarks- where to stay, and where to buy The people who get along with- In the morning we'd run, so not to be late. 97% said they would prefer radio The Lowell Common Council has brook in "Suicide Squadron" and vllle, and three grandchildren. Then after the singing, would take our goods, and saves them many costs. out this form of £uidebook, are without advertlalng. extended the time for payment of FALL SPORT SUITS "Not a Ladies' Man" with Paul Services were held at two o'clock books and slate. In traveling through life, we are often outside the main current of 97% said newspaper advertising village taxes to September 20. For school wear — Tweeds and Kelley and Fay Wray. today (Thursday) at the Old Men- We would read and figure, write and spell. We would pass the water from the old- like the traveler passing through life In their home town. They miss helped them in their ahopping. cl5-2t E. S. White, Village Treas. Shetlands, single or double breasted nonite Church with burial in the .fashloned weU. some facinatlng country. We want Items of Information about what 5% said radio advertising was coats with contrasting slacks, tans, R. C. A. TEAM HERE SUNDAY Mennonite cemetery. But each day we were learning In the litUe old schoolhouse. to see and participate In all the their friends are doing, about oppor- not offensive. Call—Hans are being studied for browns and teals, $18.7^ to $25.00. The Fallasburg Cubs will play By the side of the way. interesting things we can. The way tunities for entertainment, and In- Newspaper advertising won over the establishment of a factory at Coons. Call, Colombia, for the production the fast R. C. A. team of Grand Wellington—New Zealand is jail- We thank God for the paat. to do so is to obtain the best guide- struction. Those who do not get radio 92% to 8% in reply to the Rapids next Sunday at 2:30 at Fal- ing conscientious objectors who do And wnere our lot was cast. books to Ufe that we can find. this Information do not quite real- of tires from Colombia-grown rub- We will trust Him lo the last. question: Which influences you ber. Want ads pay. Try one. lasburg Park. not report for military duty. Sweet memories of the paat. 1 One of the most Important of ize what they are missing. most In buying? TWO THE LOWELL LEDOEB. LOWELL. MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, IMS

THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL. MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST W, IMS Cbe Cowell Ledger Ada Locals THBEI and ALTO SOLO Mr. and Mrs. James H. Stllson motored to Byron Center on Thurs- PublUbed every Thursday morning at • ALTO DEPARTMENT [ "TRAILER VAGABOND" A Sufficiency of tlO Ent Main Stnet. Lowell, Michigan, day to visit their frlerds. Mr. and THIS AND THAT Good Home-made LOWELL ITEMS Up and Down Entered at Poatotllce at Lowell, Michigan, Bin. Fred Psttlaon ! Mrs. R. Stebbens. Ail Things Needful ai Second Claaa Matter. Ada News FROM AROUND OF 25, 30 AND Callcra at tho home of Mr. and B. 0. JKFFERIEfl, Editor and PnbUiker (Mr*. Hattie R. Fitch) For Peak Eionamv... Select Mrs. James H. Stllson on Sunday THE OLD TOWN 35 YEARS AGO Member Mlfhlgan Frew. AlWKlallon Alto Young Couple Wed Alto Locals ODAY, some of the sources of Kent County Roads Member National Editorial Aaeodatloa were Mr. and Mrs. Max Barbour Candy our cuslomary supply are Continued from First Page Snbierlptlon lUtwi Payable In AdTancei Miss Marie Graham, daughter of Mrs. J. Paul Keeney and daugh- Letter from Soldier Brother and daughter Sharon Lyn of Marne closed. Yet there is, and al- Year 12.00; Six Month. 11.00 Gould Rlvette is home from Flint August 23, 1917—25 Years Ago T Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Graham of ters Kathleen and Rose Mary of and Mr. and Mra. Sidney Bacon of Reasonablj Priced ways will be, adequate provision Btngle Copies Be Mrs. Elinor Coger received a let- this week. We Are War Conscious South Lowell and Mr. Howard Elsie called on Mrs. W. M. Ander- Grand Rapids. Rll Vaur Food Heeds at n&P for our needs in the infinitude of The Lowell Ledger, Eitabllahed Juoa. ter from her brother. Pvt. Clark L. Fire inflicted a bad loss on the Bergy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene son Sunday. Monday evening callers o' Mr. God's universe. The test "alerts" and "blackouts" IMS; The Alto Solo, ealabUfbed Janoary Waahburn, who is now stationed at LaMonte King was home from farm of S. E. Bevler In South Bos- 1804. Consolidated with the Ledger Juna Bergy of Caledonia were united in Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carr and and Mrs. Charles Nelllst were Mn OOLDEN RIP i Hattie Scott's ton. destroying three barns, a hog We may ask, How can this as- In this county went off to schedule l9lY. The Lowell Journal, oaUhllihad 18M, Fort George Wright, Wash., telling Detroit over the week-end. marriage Saturday evening at the grandson Larry Thayer of Grand and Mrs. Russell Nelllst of Grand house, poultry house, warehouse, sumption be proved practical? and with success. We were check- Consolidated with the Ledger Deonbar UJ, her how near he came to be shipped Kandy Kitchen IMS. Methodist parsonage in Lowell, Rapids were callers at Mr. and Rapids and their daughter, Mra The Goofus Club had a seml-dln- iaiso the year's hay, two loads of Should we not be willing to uti- ing trees In the Sparta School out on a foreign shipment. He had On the Bridge, Lowell lize the truth of the familiar as- A BOUM) DOCTRINE Rev. C. E. Pollock officiating. Mr. Mrs. Frank MacNaughton Sunday. Don Murphy and small daughter ner at Lone Pine Inn Wednesday. I wheat and a quantity of grain al- Forest when the Sparta folks were Every government ortlelal or board that been given hia equipment and al- Annetta of Detroit. surance from the twenty-third trying out their siren. It made bandlea public money ahould pobUata at and Mrs. William Reynhout were Miss Cleone Hayward and Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Freyermuth at- 1 ready threshed and a mowing ma- ready to leave when he waa called BANANAS Psalm, The Lord is my shepherd; a shiver go up our backs. Funny regular IntervaU as accounting of tt, their attendanta The bride wore Alvah Peet called on Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mra. James Stllson at- MICHIGAN J. 17* By WARRBN BAVLEY 'chine. Ray Casner was the tenant out and told to turn In hia equip- tended the Blew reunion Sunday at I shall not want" 7 Perhaps we •bowing where and bow each dollar la tended funeral services held for Ion the farm. but some folks still think "It can't •pant. We bold thla to b« a Modamantal a brown and white street dress Lawrence Curtisss in Coral Mon- Fallaaburg Park. have admitted that If we trust in ment. He waa then assigned to the Clifford Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs HURLEY, WIS.—THE LAST least that's the way they do It In B.rl Ctiarlp. 1. .ajoylng . WMk'. . „ ,„ , , . happen." They bettor "hope" It pnaMple of democratic tovanmeot with brown accessories and her day afternoon. Corp. Peet returned rc| tiv d rl nd God we shall not lack courage, Quartermaater Co. Clark had pre- iarse 1 AC FRONTIER OF THE MIDWEST L W. Rutherford waa in Buffalo, won't happen to us. Little do we sister, Mrs. Reynhout wore navy to Mitchell Field, N. Y., early Raymond Hall of Comatock Park, the movies. But not so with Hurley. vacation from Hah a', groc.iy. !g„,h,r,d at the home ot Mr .„d strength, or a sustaining, protect- viously been stationed at the U. S. on Tuesday afternoon. v Across the Montreal river that N. Y., Monday and Tuesday of last blue with white accessories. The Wednesday evening after a few BUNCH | ll Maybe they don't make thoae two- Mr ing presence. But would God be realize the stragetlc spot we are Army Air Baae at Salt Lake City, week on business. Mr. and Mrs. Tim Conant called s- Frank Brew In Bowne to re- days' leave. Sunday visitors of Mrs. Mable CELERY separates the state of Wisconsin fisted law officials any more, or, m n In from a bomber's standpoint. The young couple will reside with Mr. Utah. He writea: 'The trip from MICHIGAN YtLlOW on relatives In Cedar Springs Sun-j ' d them of their 25th wedding Love if we could not further rely Freeman were Mr. and Mrs. Martin from the upper peninsula of Michi- maybe Hurley is Just too tough a on His power to be made manifest "blackout" was good success. That and Mrs. Clyde Graham for the Mr. and Mrs. Steven VanOosten Utah to Waahington waa the moat Mr. and Mrs. Roy Perce of Grand day. [anniversary. Child Training Ossewaarde and baby son, Mr. and gan is a little bridge that connecta nut to crack. The most probable thirty minutes was a short one. present. Mr. Bergy works at the of Grand Rapids were Friday eve- Raplda apent Sunday evening with Mrs. Sadie D. Cole (nee Sadie in ways that meet ail phases of beautiful and intprestlng part of e the two main atreets of Ironwood, reason Is that it lays a little off the Mrs. Jim Ossewaarde and daughter human need? God, who created On our streets the air warden elevator and Mrs. Bergy is assist- ning guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Owen my journey through the different Mrs. Mary Charles. Misses Kathryn and Anna Lalley Clark) was brought from her home Betty and Mr. and Mrs. Leon- Free- Michigan, and Hurley, Wisconsin. beaten path and no one has bother- man, could not allow His own patrolled. Folks were talking (The 13th in a aeries of articles ant postmistress. A host of friendc Ellis, who returned Friday from spent the first of the week in Do-]in Parkersburg, W. Va., to Ada for states. Idaho and Oregon certainly Some writer has thoughtfully nam- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown vis- tr a week's vacation in the North. man and Robert of Grand Rapids. ONIONS ed to care what they do In the north o>t. , burial. She was a native of Mlch- creation to be deprived of aught quietly on porches. Not even a radio sponsored by the Lowell Child extend congratulations and best surpass all the other states for 5 J9 ed this little bridge The Bridge of woods. ited at the Chrlo Kropf home near Mrs. Libbie Bird of Lansing waa that is necessary to sustain life was In operation. There was a Study Club). wishes. Mrs. Carrie Layer and Mra scenic beauty and wonderful Murray Lake Sunday. MU. Phvlll. Qmlfh t - , 'igan and SPent the ^reater Part O' a Monday afternoon vialtor at the SIgha." It ia the port of enrtry Into Coming to think about it, that Miss Phyllis Smith nof rGranftn d1 fe ^ ^ and harmony. tenseness and when the "all clear" 4—Tolerance Chubb and daughter Nina of Low- atmosphere. The camp here is very Mi L- O - BIT A Mini CAN OR BRICK To the divine presence, warfare home of Mrs. Mable Freeman. the laat frontier of the midwest- can't be the reason either. During Mrs. Phil S. Krum returned home Rapis is visiting her cous n, Beverly , a„„ . . sounded how quickly the lights Blackout a Success ell were Sunday callers at the beautiful with a great many big ^ " 'I A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. is unknown. It does not afTect the We have been discussing toler- Don't forget the acrap collection! Hurley, Wis.—a combination of the days of prohibition it burned this week from a visit with rel- Daverman. Dud|ey Wlu|hburn of Ada went on. Elmer Dlntaman home. pine frees. The evenings are very sublimity of God. It does not enter I wish at this time to thank the You can leave your acrap metal at Tombstone, Dodge City and Dead- the brightest and plenty of federal atives in Grand Raplda. Mr and ance—racial, religious, social, and Donnle and Lois and Bruce Ber- cool so we get plenty of sleep." Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Avery olj - B. J. Williams and God's kingdom. Through spiri- If any of you have a chance to the lot on Main-st. Remember If wood rolled Into one and still doing mem gave it a -ry. I was there In l80n economic— the fourth essential re- public, and the home defense staff gy. Richard and Marvin Eldrldge Harry Stauffer, who Is working Grand Rapids called on Mrs. Emily arrived in Lowell from Sidney. tual sense we may enter and abide read the current Issue of the Na- you have a large load It will be business aa usual. 1922 and looking back I can see quisite of the character of the truly for their fine cooperation In help- LOAF CHEESE h 2 57 li> Jackson, was home with his Murray Sunday. j Australia, to visit relatives. in His kingdom. Through spiri- tional Geographic Magazine, get all enjoyed a welner roast Wed- Church Group Campflre Meeting called for. No piece la too big or s f i v f * b n o o * If you are a little dry as you why ail the boys with the bright democratic character. And as in ing make our blackout of Bowne- nesday with Marilyn and Morris family Idonday and Tuesday. John Young building a new four tual understanding we may re- It and read the first article en- too small to add to the collection. cross this bridge from tho Michigan stars gave it tho go-by. Taming a the case of the previously dis- tp. a successful one. Deming on their new fireplace. The congregations of Ada, Bost- Mrs. Ida Young spent the week- room bungalow in Segwun opposite alize that since warfare has no titled. "Tears, Blood, Sweat and Do your part and gather up your 90 side, Just close your eyes and wan- town to which several thousand Mrs. H. E. Haysmer spent a few the South Ward school. cussed requisite democratic charac- It takes that kind of cooperation Doris Tobias is visiting her grand- wick Lake and Belding Congrega- end in Middleviilc with Mr. and place in His kingdom, the so- War." It is a graphic story of acrap! SCORE der into any doorway you^ feet may woodsmen and another several daya laat week vlaltlng her brother, Mrs. W. L. Stowell slipped and called results of warfare can have tei'lstics—1. e. responsibility, ability to make and keep our America a parents at Williamston. tional Churches will hold a camp- Mrs. Gerald Behier. life in England today. We are so LB. chance to lead you. Your hopes will thousands miners go to spend their Mr. Ailing, In Grand Raplda. no effect on God's ever efficacious to make intelligent choices, and clean and free and better America fire service at S o'clock on Sunday 45< fell at her home, receiving a frac- secure compared to them. Read Mr. and Mrs. Merle Rosenberg ROLL BUTTER CRiSTVIiW — MiDIUM be rewarded. The first 42 places of pay-checka la not a taak to be Mrs. E. T. White Is spending a power. Therefore, we should not resourcefulness— tolerance too is to live in. Keep on showing your evening, Aug. 23, at the Bostwick Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shurlow of luro of her left arm at the wrist. It and lose your complacency. and Larry and June Sullivan were WEST LOWELL buainess on the Wisconsin side of hankered after. So the law-boys few days with her daughter, Mrs. accept for ourselves or for othera learned in early childhood, in fam- blood and true colors, and that Lake camp grounds. Mra. Melvin Court Stanton were Saturday evening vis- Thelma Peckham ill with diph- Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. the river are saloons. They stand Just closed their eyas to what was James Hilton, In Ionia. limitations based on conditions ily experiences In the home that will help win our victory for which Miss Mary Alice Beck, student itors at the Joseph Snell home. theria. John Sullivan in Ionia. aide by side. There is no other kind going on and went somewhere else resulting from war. To do so Real Rural Fire Protection lives and practices, as well as we are now fighting. summer service worker, will be In William Bittner of Alma m Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dlntaman Mr. and Mra Herman Jay apent of business in between. and nabbed some fellow making a Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Kreuger and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Collins and would be to limit God's power. Perry Damouth, charge of the meeting and will be DOZ. clerk at Henry's drug store. Had a chance last week, with preaches, tolerance. visited Mrs. Rue Osmer in Cas- tho week-end with the former's sis- FRESH EGGS If, by chance your thirst is not couple bottles of home-brew. family have just returned from a family of Muskegon spent Sunday This would be an absurdity, for Many authorities feel that in the Chief of Police and Com- assisted by the youth groups of the 8URI OOOD 42' Miss Anna Peterie, a former some county officials, to have a ter. Mrs. James Mtinroe and at- There was one big raid during at the Wm. Collins home. God, Life, Is the eternal source of cade Saturday evening. acute and you wander a little far- week's fishing trip In the North. Lowell girl, was married at Free- matter of tolerance the American mander of Central Center. three churches. These groups will tended the school reunion. prohibition that had a little suooesa. life, and of all that sustains and good look and eee In action one TRADE MARK Mis. Bernice Carr of Lansing ther uptown—you don't be alarmed. Mr. and Mrs. Will Washburn Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Andrews port, I1L, to Frank Hartman of family has failed the most. Studies meet at the Bosfwick Lake Church James S. Green spent several The local town people tell about it protects infinite being, including of tho new fire fighting units the spent Saturday with Mrs. Elmer There are 44 more saloons to take spent Sunday in Grandville at the and Mrs. Archie Lewis were Tues- Durand, III. of Intolerance and prejudice, In all Alto Library Notes on Friday evening at 8 o'clock for days last week visiting relatives with a smile. A federal man swore individual man. county Is purchasing for rural fire Dlntaman at Blodgett hospital and care of yonr needs. A total of 86 In home of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Hogan. day visitors at tho Ionia Fair. Engle Hanson had several fingers dlcate clearly that the home is to preparations. near Scotta. God's care of the children of protection. Five of these units have "iB- New books at the library are: spent the week with her mother, a town of 8,875 people. In some 70 deputies, dressed them badly lacerated on a shaper at the An "all-round" sWrt for All are cordially Invited to attend OLEOMARGARINE 2 - 33' Mr. and Mrs. Lew Morse, Mrs. Israel during their wanderings been ordered from the Bean Man- blame for the beginning and growth Mrs. Cora Vanderlip and Mr. and Mr. and Mra. Walter Collard of Another thing you don't have to all aa lumber jacks and swooped Mlaa Marion Roth of Detroit "The Family Way" by Brenig; Cutter factory. through the desert proved His rountf* UM! For wor^ for of intolerance and prejudice, in all the Sunday evening services. Lakevlew were Saturday afternoon worry about is the time. When It's down on the town In a bunch. In spent the week-end at the home of Will Morse and Mrs. George Lee ufacturing company of Lansing "Shelter" by Jane Nicholson; "Tho Mrs. Floyd Hunt of Grand Rapids LIBBY'S — DllP BROWN Miss Mildred Peckham returned goodness in a practical way. When Ititurs, for iports. the afore-mentioned forms. Frank callera of Mr. and Mrs. Charles closing time In other places, Hurley all, they succeeded In padlocking her father, Carl Roth, in Vergennes. attended the Ionia Fair Tuesday. The county Is furnishing the truck Company She Keeps" by McCarty; were her Sunday guests. from a two montha' visit with rel- the people complained of hunger, Kingdon, chairman, N. Y. Fight Visit Soldier Son In Missouri Dawson. •Is Just hitting Its stride. The keys some 00 odd places but within the chasls, the Bean folks to mount "Wolf on the Fold" by Nelilse Child Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sllcox spent Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver and Monday callers at the John Layer atives in Denver, Colo. God declared (Exodus 16:4), "Be- Regular body and collar met, for Freedom to Defend America to the places were thrown away hour the same places opened again the unit on the truck. The outfit Joseph; Last Tycoon by Scott Fitz- Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Peter Kamp and Miss Sixty-five attended the school re- family callod on her parents, Mr. home were Mrs. Ray Lacy and O. J. Brezlna visited friends at hold, 1 will rain bread from Committee, and also consultant to when, the Joints were opened. They In the basement and on the second wa saw was taken to a vacant lot wfth two useful pockets and gerald; "Flaming Road'' by R. Wild- Seymour Hesche In Snow District. Gertrude Kamp spent the week-end union Saturday held at the school- and Mra. Allen Russell, in Belding Mrs. Emma Klipfer, both of Alto. Bemldjl, Minn. heaven for you." Moses, under di- O. C. D.. speaks In Parents' of the have operated day and night since floors. Since then the town was run and tried out. It really throws a shirt tail All long sleeves. er; "Midgut Murders" by Crany Mr. and Mrs. George Horner of in Kansas City, Mo., visiting their house. Those from a distance were PORK & BEANS - 2- 25 Sunday. Miss Kathleen Keena of Parneli vine direction, then said to the "Contagion of Our Conduct" that O R AN U L AT 10 the 80's of the laat century. This more or less unmolested. Mrs. Hattie Herrick and son stream of water either In a cold Rice. St. Johns and Elizabeth Crabb and son and brother, Pvt. James Henry Mr. and Mrs. Sherm Rowland, Mr. and John Ford of Grand Rapids people (Exodus 16:1(M8), "Gather Worn open or closed collar, teaches intolerance in the home. record is still Intact' and from pn Today I aaked a fellow why Wia- Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hill of Maurice ox Grandville spent Mon- fog or a straight stream. These Beulah Duell of Lowell called nt and Mrs. Jay Rowland of Lansing, were united In marriage at St. of it every man accordins to his We thank L. Richardson's, Glen Kamp, who is with the Signal conain closing hours didn't apply to toledo visited his aunt and uncle, day with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Collins. it's a proper fit! Little Intolerant expressions, casiu Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jay of Clay- ent observationo it will remain so Patrick's Church, Parneli. eating, . . . take ye every man unite will be delivered In the late Loveland, Velma Anderson, H. the Skidmore and Pattlson homes Corps, and Mrs. Kamp reports that Hurley. "Oh," he said, "We don't Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Snell, laat remarks of disgust or hatml, ex- ton, Mrs. Winnie Yelter of Parma, for another hundred years. Mrs. Gerald Flneis spent Monday for them which are in his tents." fall and early winter. They will be Slaters, Josephine Salsbury for don- Thursday on a return trip from he Is looking just fine and likes lot Wisconsin laws bother us. You week-end. pressed by the adults of the fam- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rolfe, Mr. and Generally boom-towns hold the in Portland. Sally Lou returned And we are iold that "the children housed In county road garages at $2.25 ations of magazines, also thank St. Joe and Benton Harbor. army life so far. For any of his BEET SRGAR - . (' see, we're not in Wisconsin."- August 22, 1912—30 Years Ago ily, minor discourtesies shown by limelight for a brief span of years Mlaa Hazel Hoag, Glenn Barnes home with her parents Monday eve- of Israel did so, and gathered, Cedar Springs, Rockford, Sparta Walter Foster for making some Mervin Bussell of Carson City friends who would like to write to Mrs. Seward Rolfe, Mr. and Mrs. adults to people of different back- and then some hard-hitting law Hurley must be a country all Its and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. F. William- ning. Dr. and Mrs. I. 13. Malcolm were some more, some less. And when and Grand Rapids. They will be fine book shelves. apent Monday night at the Pattlson him, his address is Pvt. James Lynn Brlggs and children and Mra. grounds or race, —these things official brings law and order. At own. son were In Freeport Sunday visit- given a welcome surprise on the oc- they did mete it with an omer, he driven by a road commission em- home with his friend Herbert Hey- Henry Kamp, Pickwick Hotel, Room Ida Sinclair of Grand Rapids, Mrs. Lawrence Maxaon is taking a build up in the child a set of ing friends. casion of their golden wedding an that gathered much had nothing ployee. wood. 408, Kansas City, Mo. Mildred Bowen and children of "TRAILER VAGABOND" 18 sponsored and appears week's vacation and Charles Haner intolerant and unsympathetic atti- Ice Cream Social Postponed niversary, also the Doctor's birth- over, and ho that gathered little Mr. and Mra. Wm. Fairchild and Ionia, Mrs. Charles Austin and chil- in this paper through the courteay of Mr. and Mrs. Druary of Grand is clerking in his place at Halm's had no lack." Moses instructed Plans call for the organization of tudes that become, in his adult WfiifE HSE. MILK 4-32' day. The ice cream social which was Raymond and Mrs. Frank Fair- Ada Locals dren of Vergennes, Orvllle Austin of SWtBTHiART Raplda were callers at the home of grdoery. them to leave none till the morn- a volunteer fire department in the life, the intolerances that make a W. A. BOTH Kendrick Taylor, 83, was found to be held on Methodist church Logan and others from Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Gould laat ing, knowing that the divine prom- 15 townships having no protection. HOME TOWN THOUGHTS child drove to Dowling Sunday and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wride and Marylyn Collins spent part of last dead In his chair at his home here, truly democratic life a farce. And lawn Friday evening, has been in- vicinity. Fumltmro Dealer and Funeral Director lie would not fail. But some, Looks like Kent county would have If you want to hear your homo saw the wreckage of the bomber Marlon and Mr. and Mrs. Walter week Wednesday. week with her aunt and uncle, Mr. sudden death tjing the result of a often Intolerance is deliberately definitely postponed on account of Mrc. Charles Dawson, Mrs. Velma 266 W. Main St Pbooe 55 some real fire protection. town say "Goodbye" to its chances and called on Mrs. Harvey Slater VanLaan and Earl and Jeanne of Mr. and Mrs. James Topp and and Mrs. Loren Rusco, In Grand hean attack. noved by greed or fear, dis- taught in the home! He adds, unavoidable circumstances. W e Dawson, Mrs. Isadore Onan, Eiery of growth and development. Just "The level at which we are tragical- and new baby in Bowne Center. Grand Raplda enjoyed a welner — Mrs. Ed. Walker sp^nt Sunday with Rapids. Mrs. H. N. Jenks of Seattle, obeyed; and in the morning that hope to have it in the near future. Onan and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur SOAP FLAKES 5 -- 39' help on that farewell by spending Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sllcox ate roaat at the State Park at Holland BALL MASON Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hatch at their Wash., came for a visit with her which they had boarded was un- SOUTH BOSTON ly failing Is the one that Is tha Mr. an Mrs. Charlie Huyck of your money away from home. Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. on Sunday. Green attended camp meeting at sister. Mrs. Elam VanDeuaen, whom suitable for use. Mlsa Belle Young primary responsibility of the home." THE LAST FRONTIER OF THE MIDWEST camp at Grand Haven. Carson Cit> spent Sunday with the Alto Locals Valda Chaterdon and family at Mrs. Grace Whaley apent Thurs- Sunfleld Sunday. ahe had not seen In 17 years. The lesson is a pointed one. The John P. Gavlt, associate editor Mra. John Lalley spent a few latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. lea- law of Love, God's law of supply, Advertising began In America Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fairchild and their new home in Lowell. day and Friday in Grand Raplda Mr. and Mrs. Claud Mead of Free- Mrs. M. J. PalnteT seriously ill at Mr. and Mrs. John Atklna and of the Survey, puts the responsi- days last week with her daughter lie Rlckner. operates with justice towards all. when the people wrote home to Dick's brother and wife, Mr. and Essie McVean and Will Bacon visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mc- T»ort and Mr. and Mra. Howard De- the home of her aon-ln-law In Ionia daughter Bonnie of Marletto are bility and blame for the poisons of and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Security and freedom from fear Mond of Woodland were Sunday FRUIT JARS - Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Butler Mrs. Peter Leo, 68, passed away the old country saying It was a Mrs. Harold Fairchild and daugh- of St. Johns and Mrs. Frank Mc- Connell. spending a few days at the Ernest prejudice and intolerance in the Delehanty, at Ann Arbor. of lack may coae to ei:h one Elvain and daughter Bernice of callers of Mr. and Mrs. Charley have returned from their vacation at her home here. good place to live in. That publicity minds c! children, our future citi- ter Joan of Grand Rapids and Miss Florence McCormlck of DATtD — fffftfCHfO — SLICED through consecrated daily prayer Tucker home. Mrs. Atklna is Judge Billlnger. Duane, Shirley and Jimmy Col- spent in Kalamazoo and at their Little George Hakes broke his brought a stream of emigrants. So zens, squarely on the shoulders of cousin Sally of Allegan spent the Grand Rapids called on Mr. and North Ada is spending a few days and obedience. in the Home Economics department lins have returned to their homo in cottage at Lake Odeasa. arm. a stream of customers come to a parents! And Frank Kingdon also, past week vacationing near Boyne Mrs. George Skidmore Sunday. this week as a guest of her grand- Christ Jesus utilized God's law at tho Ionia Fair this year. 24-02. Muskegon after spending a week Milo Huliiberger returned from store when It writes letters to tho referring to President Roosevelt's City and Traverse City. The Box-a-Month Club received mother, Mrs. Louise Kellogg. SEELEY CORNERS Mr. and Mrs. Harry N, Brlggs of provision to meet human needs. Mrs. Alton Mick spent several with Mr. and Mra. Jamei ColHrs. Houston, Tex., where he spent homes of the public In the form 4 Freedoms—of speech, of religion, Friday morning Harold Fairchild a letter from Elmer Graham who is Mrs. Harpy Fitch spent Thurs- Mra. S. P. Reynolflu LOAF drove to Wayland Sunday and His faithful follower, Mary Baker days recently at the Lewis Mick several months. Eddy, the Discoverer and Foun- home. of advertising. and freedom from fear, and from was taken to Mundsen hospital in in Porto Rico and says it's sure day in Grand Raplda with her MARVEL BREAD 10' Mr. and Mrs. John> VanWingan brought his sister. Mrs. Jennie PLAIN — SUOARiD — CINNAMON Robert Watterson. 59, died at his der of Christian Science, under- want—puts his flnjer on the sore Traverse City foe an emergency hot there. He appreciated the can- mother, Mrs. Charlotte Harris, and Rev. Arthur Boomers and family and baby daughter and Mildred Damoth home with them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lavender home east of Cascade. stood that God's law blesses man- SEND HIM THE HPME PAPER appendectomy. His wife and dauglu dy very much. sister, Mrs. J. J. Weber. of Payson, 111., spent last Wednes- Lee of Grand Raplda were Sunday and two children of Lasing spent spot of our democracy today—l. e. e Mr. and Mrs. Don MacNaughton Miss Llla Lawrence left for her kind. As an earnest student of the Has your son entered an army ter remained with him until he is Mr. and Mrs. Lew Warner and Callers at the home of Mr. and callers of Mr .and Mrs. George Lee. Sunday at the John Sterzick home. the failure of the home to engender day with his unci' i.nd aunt, Mr. enjoyed lunch Saturday In Grand school at Tacoma, Was., after Bible she came to understand God camp? Send him the Ledger—It's able to return to his home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cappon and Mrs. Herman Stukkio this paat Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Condon spent the sincere love of these freedoms and Mrs. Frank Antonldes. Sun- Miss Mary Miller ia apending thla Rapids with their cousins, Mr. and spending seven weeks with her aa unchanging Love. In "Miscel- like getting a long and Interesting children of Hastings called on Mr. week were Mr. and Mra. John- De- JANE PARKER DONUTS DOZ. Sunday with Grand Rapids relatives letter from ho.ie. These boya do Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. Law- for everyone in the nation.." day evening visitors at the Antonl- 13 week In Grand Rapids with rel- Mrs. Lowell Naah, of East Lansing. parenta here. laneous Writings" (p. 307) she rence Richardson joined Dick and and Mrs. Basil Hayward Sunday Graff, Mr. and Mra. G. Gritter and and were accompanied home by appreciate their home paper. Send The child gets a love of freedom des home were Mr. and Mrs. How- atives. Lou Ellen Miller is spending Mra. F. F. Joaeph of "tho Eaat" gives this particularly helpful as- evening. Frances and Ruth and Mr. and C. D. Maxson is leaving for Grand their so i Russel, who spent last to any address for |2.00 a year, pay- for everyone in the nation from an wife and Mrs. Harold Fairchild ard VandenBerg and children of the week In Battle Creek with and her son, Harry Joseph of Des surance: "God gives you His Mrs. Henry Brunikool and Roger of Ledge today (Thursday) for a few week In the city with his cousin, able In advance. if early and sincere interest in and and the two girls at a tourist cabin Mra. Leo Erb ar.d son Paul and Grand Rapids. relatives. • Moines, la., spending two weeks at spiritual ideas, and in turn, they at Traverse City where they had daughter Pauline and Dick Krusell Grand Replds. Q' P STOR€S days and will also attend the Max- give you daily supplies. Never Kenneth Whitney. love for people—all kinds of people! fCOO Mrs. Isadore Onan of West Low- the home of Mrs. I. H. Joseph and of Grand Rapida visited Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stukkle of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mapea and son reunion Saturday at Charlotte. ask for to-morrow: it is enough Miss Jean Tucker is one of the And he geta—or doesn't get— thiw-spent the past two or three days, ell waa a dinner gueat Thursday of other relatives. D,ck wi e and East Lansing were Sunday dinner daughter Gail of Port Arthur, Tex., that divine Love is an ever-pre- helpers ini the Domestic Science de- interest in and love for people and ' Lawrence and Mrs. James Washburn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Altenburger George Blakeslee's new base- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mr. and Mra. Sherman Reynolds will arrive at the home of her par- sent help; and if you wait, never partment at tho Ionia Fair this from his home. Children raised in wife spent Sunday forenoon deep Mr. and Mra Ken Lyon accompa- have had as their guests, their son ment barn on the farm in Lowell Treat the Wile and Stukkle. and In the afternoon they all called enta, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Runclman, doubting, you will have all you week. tolerant famillea find there are op- sea fishing in East Traverse Bay. nied Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Deming to Prentice of San Francisco, Calif., Center was struck by lightning and the Family! Mra. Walter Afton, who under- on Mra Joe Batey of Whitneyville. "The areas of the highest remaln- Yet I have learnt to understand Wouldn't It Be Awful to- today (Thursday) for a visit. need every moment. What a glori- Ernest Harris recently moved his portunities for friendly contacta In the afternoon they visited a the oval on Lake Michigan Sunday and daughter, Mrs. Jerry Walker quite badly damaged. went a aerioua operation at Blod- Mr. and Mrs. Ira Weabrook and g tuberculosis rates In the United dimly the truths of three great be a potato and have your eyes ous inheritance is given to us family into the Carl Roth house. They win enjoy Richmond's with Individuals and groups of dif- beautiful park and a museum In and enjoyed a basket dinner. paradoxes—the blessings of a curse, full of dirt? Mr. and Mrs. Howard Collins and of New York City. $ gett hospital. Grand Raplda, on Mrs. Claude Cole also called on States are the regions of known, ex- through the understanding of Mr. Harris is employed by the P. good meals on Sundays or ferent cultural and rellgioua beck- Traverse City and visited Harold Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reynhout, Mr. the voice of silence, and the com* be a cornstalk and have your ears Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Collins and son Friday, la reported to be getting the B^teya Thursday evening. tensive, dietary deficiencies, of Mr. and Mrs. John Stunbach of August 22, 1907—35 Years Ago omnipresent Love I More we can- M. Railroad Co. any otaer time. The wife de- grounds, racial heritages, and eco- at the hospital, then Dick and wife and Mrs. Clyde Graham and son panlonshlp of aolHude.—Michael pulled by farmers? of Muskegon called at the home of along aa well aa can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. James Volk of Mich- poverty, squalor and a low level of Chicago, Mrs. Fred Davenport, not ask: more we do not want: John Ransom of Lansing is vis- aervee a rest occasionally, nomic resources and become, there- and Sally accompanied the Richard- Leslie were gueata of Mr. and Mra. Falrless. be a field of grain and be thresh- Mr. and Mrs. James Collins Sun- Ernest Brower and bride of more we cannot have." . . . Miss Nancy Whaley apent Thurs- igan City were week-end gueata of living generally. Hygenlc living. It ed? Mrs. Julia Klenk and Jake Vojel of iting at the Johni Sterzick home. dont forget that fore, truly tolerant The home that sons back to Harold's home in Ben Meyers in Kalamazoo Sunday. day, remaining for the evening. Norcatur Kan., visited at the home False rumors should not be al- day and Friday at Muskegon, as a her parenta, Mr. and Mra. W. V. woulO seem, forces the tuberculoslaj be an orange and have your akin Alpine visited Friday afternoon at Onion harvest Is getting under Table and counter service teaches, and practices, tolerance Grand Rapids. Floyd and Walter Bergy and their of hia uncle, Sylvester Brower, lowed lo influence one to become gueat of Mra. Jesse Wells. rates down; unhygienic living ap- Little boy—Dad, do you think peeled off? Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carteor of the Philip Davenport home. way In this locality. both day and night. families had a picnic dinner Sun- Burraa. while on thr!r wedding trip. fearful. Governed by humility, toward those of other religions, Alto had their first and a very parently releases them upward."— theylll ever have a substitute for be toothpaste and get squeezed Palo and niece, Mrts. Charles Max- Herbert Vanderwall and family Mrs. Shirley Ward entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Vincent and Mrs. Maurice Alexander and Rev. S. T. Morris, former Lowell faith, spiritual understanding, and races, and social and economic successful blackout Wednesday day on the Ionia fairgrounds. Theo J. Werle, HYGKIA. July 1942. gasoline? Into a ribbon? son, who lives near the Straits, and are moving from Lansing to Lud- Richmond^ Cafe her niece, Mlaa Joyce Michael of daughters, Norann Rose and Mary Congregational pastor, who recent- obedience, each one will prove standards, and in which parents night, Aug. 12. Not a light but flre- Mfessrs. and Meodames Ernest and family of Battle Creek were week- her Utile daughter Yvonne called Lapeer and her girl frienda for sev- Dad--They have one now. Shoe ly returned from Rome, to deliver the ever-operative power of di- Ington. THERON RICHMOND, Prop. have a "decent respect for the wel- ilies on Ye Scribe's and Miss Elsie Merle Rosenberg and Lloyd and end guests of her parents, Mr. and Classified ads bring results. Try at the Jay Carter home Sunday Ann of Detroit have returned homo Phone 9106 Lowell eral days of this past week. Subscribe for the Ledger. 13.00. leather. one and be corwlncad. hia lecture, "Impressions of Rome" vine law to provide for individual Congratulations to Leonard Lewis fare of their fellows," produces truly Carlson's corners. A few families Howard Houghton and families also Mra. Claude Cole. Sunday vlaitors evening. after spending several days with Among those from Ada to attend at tho Methodist church here. needs, and for the larger needs of and bride (Ardis VanWormer). democratic citizens "who care for had forgotten to blackout but when had a picnic supper at Ionia with at the Cole home were Mr.-and Mrs. Maurice's mother, Mrs. Henry the Ionia Free Fair this week will Mr. and Mrs. Myron Carter and Mlsa Lena Murphy resigned her the nations. the rlghta of their fellow men." notified, gladly complied to rulea. the Rosenbergs. Evan Fuller and family of Hast- Alexander. be Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wrlde and the iatter's mother, Mrs. Edwards position as bookkeeper for the P-aying, with faitb m God as (To be continued) A very good meeting on "Air Raids Mrs. Basil Hayward and Mlsa ings, Mrs. Climena Schalbly and Mr. and Mii. Clare Malcolm and Marlon and Miss Nancy Whaley of Detroit, and Mrs. Vine Hunter Lumber Co. to accept one with the the infinite source of supply, will and Fire Protection" was held at Cleone Hayward accompanied Mra. Mr. and Mrs. George Schaibly and r and friend, Walter Wingeier of and granddaughter, Latrecla Ness dauglhter, Margaret Ann, and Grand Rapids Stationery Co. help to break the mesmerism of the Grange Hall Tuesday night and James Green to tl. B. camp meet- son o' Woodland. Callera during MORSE LAKE Alto. I Much lon«® of Lansing, called at Jay Carter's brother, all of Grand Rapids, Mrs. A son was .born to Mr. and Mrs. fear and limitation for all man- the talks by Perry Damouth, chief ing at Sebewa Sunday afternoon. the week were Mra. Delia Reynolda, Two views of Silver St In Hurley, Wisconsin. A total of 86 saloons kind. Mrs. Eddy writes in her You can't go wrong with a Mra. LUle Clark Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cole arc ex- Monday. Will Malcolm and daughter Alice Ira Wesbrook of Seeley Corners. of auxiliary police and Basil Hay- Mr. and Mra Roland. Sisson and operate night and day In this town of 3.370 people. textbook, "Science and Health (Additional Alto on Page 4) pected to return home on Sunday and granddaughter Joanne were in Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Snyder of family, Mrs. Sarah Gregory and —Story by Trailer Vagabond. Atty. Victor Peckham and sons, with Key to the Scriptures" (p. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stahl are the ward, chief of fire department, after spending the past two weeks Ionia Tuesday. New Orleans, La., visited her Gurney and Lester of Pittsburgh, 13): "Love is impartial and uni- proud parents of a baby daughter, were very good and instructive. Air Mrs. Oma Gregory and daughter "AreRtt attending the Advent Camp at Pa., arrived Monday afternoon to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nev.ell and mother, Mrs. S. F. Edmonds. versal in its adaptation and be- Singer Sewing Machine Dorene Joyce, born Tuesday, Aug. raid warden, Wm. Reynhout is also Methodist Church Notes Grand Ledge. of Grand Rapids. were Sunday callera of Mr. and vlait his mother, Mrs. Hattie Peck- Mrs. D. G. Look attended the dinner Mra. P. J. Becker of Dallas, Tex, stowatet It is Ibe open fount 11, at Blodgett hospital. a cooperative worker. Mrs. Sherman Reynolda and came for an extended visit with her Rev. F. E. Chamberlain's subject Guesta of Mr. and Mra. Willard MAPES DISTRICT Mra. M. Griswoid and Mrs. Myrtle ham, and sister, Mrs. R. D. Hahn and lecture by Dr. B. Sajet, phy- which cries, "Ho, every one that Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Keeney and daughter Alice Carol and Patty Robert Clark is spending a few for next Sunday will be *TLat Marks this paat week were Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Rowland Lampkin in Saranac. and family. sician and refugee of the Nether- mother, Mrs. Margaret Lewis. thirsteth, come ye to the waters.'" days at the Ionia Fair assisting hia children of Elsie were Sunday sup- Which is Lost". Mra. Carleton Marka of Lansing on Hesche attended a 4-H Club lunch- lands. at the Woman's City Club. Ralph L. Carl, agd 75, a resident Mr. and Mra. M. E. Simpson wore As more and more individuals re- friend, George Wlttenbach, with his per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Friday and Mr. and Mra. Philip eon at Campau Lake last Thursday. Dea's Beauty Shoppe, 201% E. Grand Rapids, Thursday night. of Lowell 35 years ago, died at his alize this spiritual fact, divine Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Huver and Wednesday evening callers of Mrs. fair exhibits. Metternick. Watteraon of Grand Rapids on Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sllcox of Alto Main St., Is now under new manage- home In Charlotte. Love's omnipresence will be felt • Today thousands of patriotic Amer- family apent the week-end In De- Addle Daniels and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. George Hale and Mrs. Bert Mr. and Mrs. Henry Merriman of Mrs. Harvey Pettlt and daughter MOSELEY-MURRAY LAKE Sunday evening. ment and will be known as the Henry Weber of New Brighton, and proved. Nothing can limit the called on Mr. and Mrs. Seymour troit. E. Pinkney. Myers gave a stork shower at the Jackson called on John' Clark, Sr., Doris of Milwaukee and Mrs. Ralph Mrs. W. Engle Mr. and Mra. Euger-> Curtiss and icans are saving their tires through a Betty Ruth Shoppe, with Mrs Pa., visited his sister, Mrs. S. O. power of Love or shut out its con- Hesche Thursday evening. Mr. and Mra. S. M. Rowland were home of Mrs. Hale Wednesday eve- and Mrs. Jennie Yeiter last Tues- Auble of Caacade called on their Junior and Barbara of Hlwaasee new war-rime method of cross-switch- Mrs. Laura Wilcox and sisters, Betty Ruth Cowell of Grand Rap- Uttlefleid. tinual manifestation. Magnifying Mr. and Mra Sherman Reynolds Sunday evening guests of Mr. and ning for Mrs. Will McCarty. Games day afternoon. mother, Mra. E. M. Foster Monday. P. J. C. Carl Gee of Fort Shelby, Dam, N. C., called on many friends ing. This method is built around Ann and Bird, Jackie Colo and Ids as proprietor. A daughter was born to Mr. and in our own hearts the love of God and daughter attended the Gelb Mrs. Frank Averlil at Ada. were enjoyed and refreshments Mr. and Mra. Carroll Klahn and Mr. and Mrs. John Jousma and Miss., and brother. Bud Gee railed in and about Ada over the week- Rosemary Lawlou were Grand Mrs. Seth VanWormer of Ver- will bring to light a better under- reunion held Sunday at the Cale- Standard Oil Dealers' Tire Mileage Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Endreo Mrs. Doris Myers and son Frankle served and the guest of honor re- family of Warsaw, N. Y., are apend- children of Alaska were Sunday on Ted Elhart and family Sunday end and were guests of Mr. and CINDIANA) Grand Raplda were Saturday eve- ward home. Mrs. Connor and chil- Mr. and Mrs. Anton Madaen of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bourgardls of Chicago. and family lr> Caacade township. callers at the Leon Anderson homo bright shiny new shovel cased in a nut veneers. Large size Ida called at the Leslie Hobbs home Mrs. Emma McDonald was home Burton Heights were Monday eve- Hesche. ning callera at the George Golds dren of Grand Rapid's were Satur- Greenville apent Sunday with their Mrs. Addle Danlela and Mr. and on their way to Battle Creek to muslin carrier. The shovel costs 68 laat Saturday. from Grand Raplda over the week- ning callera of Mr. and Mra. Jamea Friday eveing Mr. and Mrs. S. T home. day visitors and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Corp. Edward J. Relmor of Camp electric motors, electric mother, Mrs. Mary Bryant Mra. Sam Patterson were week-end spend the week-end with her broth- cents and tho carrier 39 cents, or Mrs. A. A. Stevenson is spending end. H. Stilaon. Seeley and granddaughtera, Vir- Burns of Grand Rapids were Fri- Forrest, Tenn., gave the Tim Conant Mr. and Mra. Francis Daniels guesta of Mr. and Mra. Dell Wether- er, Thomaa Griffin and family. 11.07 for the ensemble. light, same as $7000 a few days with her husband at Mr. and Mrs. Ted Elhart, Ken- Carda and letters have been re- ginia and Marjory Seeley in comp- To mokf your cor lost long, run wil, tooro op with thoso fro groat standbyi day evening gueats. family quite a aurprlse when he left Tuesday to visit the former's by at their cottage at Barlow Lake. IN MENORUM Mr. and Mra. Dan Foster and the J. W. Freyermuth home. Laat neth and JoAnn and Dick Caator ceived from Mrs. Max Sourer and any with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Seeley arrived in Lowell Tueaday evening photo , as low as • • sister in Owosso. Born, to Mr. and Mra. Albert Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Gould and sona were Sunday guests at the Sunday they viaited their daughter, spent Friday at the John Elhart son Donald and Kenneth Nelllst, and daughter Diane of Gove Lake, on his furlough. Corp. Reimer will Wm. Burns and two sons James Oesch, at the Ray Rickert home, In loving memory of our dear Mrs. Linda Loucks and Mrs. Dora Fred Batey home. Mrs. Li la Pletcher, at Long Lake, home In Fremont Clara Jean El- saying they arrived in Valejo, motored to Grand Rapids to call be here until Thursday evening, and Frank called on the former's August 12, a son, wt. 9 lbs. wife and mother, Mrs. Ella Powell of Toledo, visited their Mr. and Mra. John Troy and fam- Mra. Lisle Clark and daughtera hart and Laura Mae Engle returned on Mr. and Mrs. Leon Blakeslee STANDARD STANDARD'S when he and VIrglif a will leave for slaters, Mra. Wm. Anderson and Mrs. Calif., last Tueaday. The trip from Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pinkney Hesche, who was called home ona niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn ily were Sunday evening gueats at called at the Carl Wlttenbach home home with them after a few days and found Mr. Blakeslee improv- Saginaw to visit hia folka until TREADLE MOD'LS, all Ella Flynn Sunday. Ada took six days and they enjoyed year ago, Auguat 21, 1941. Bull of Reed City Sunday and also the Sidney WIersma home In Grand to see their little twin; grandaona. visit at the John Elhart home. ing nicely. Sunday evening. Mrs. Ernest Colby waa taken to cool weather all the way to the RED CROWN ISO-VIS MOTOR on drove around to see the great num- Rapids. Mlaaea Jullanne and Alice factory reconditioned, Their daughter, Mrs. Betty Smiley, Mrs. Clayton' Engle and Mrs. Eva Virginia and Margery Seeley re- Dearest Mother, how we miss you. Blodgett hospital Saturday morning coast. The sccncry was very lovely OAtOUNI. .HtaciMii* of MMWMI iMlsrMs ... hlffh la pratocHv* pewwt, Uw In carUa ber of oil wells there. remained for their work. is staying with her parenta until Engle spent Sunday afternoon with and they stopped at many points of turned to their home In Cascade Since from earth you passed away. in Golden Oak cabinets, for observation. We hope ahe can by a margin of 2 to l*av»r any etber brand. F*nnoHcn, fwneui for giving long Mglno llfo. Friday dinner guests at tho Em- ahe is better able to care for them. their aunt, Mra. Hettie Davis and intereat. Mrs. Souzer and Donald Saturday after, spending the week Bea'a Beauty Sboope, SOlft E. Our hearts are sad and lonely, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gumser These intrenching shovels are be home soon. As we think of you today. mett Sheehan home were Mesdames fully guaran- MPS Callers of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. family. have taken a temporary reaidence with their grandparents. O* IATTER AVAILATCC ttan IM ANO iMtenoM MTA Main St, under new manage- spent the week-end up North at used by the Marines around camp, Mrs. Jennie Chaterdon is spend- OIMI Arthur and Chester Geukes. Mrs. Freyermuth recently were Mrs. Mrs. Allison Roark and son of at Dixon, Calif., about forty miles ment A year ago she left us, their cottage, where they enter digging trenches, setting up barbed teed, only ing a few days with Mrs. Roxie Plumbing, Charles Williams and family and Nellie Schasffer of Des Moines, la., Detroit visited her parenta, Mr. Inland and report that It Is ex- It left our home so still, talned Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Soehma wire entanglements and In many Ellis, as Mrs. Ernest Roark and Mra. Edward Wirenga and son Lee. Peter Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Don and Mrs. Gordon Frost, over the tremely hot there. California Is Ihe chair ahe left ia vacant. Mrs. Gumser's alater, of Port Huron other ways. Your purchase of War Mrs. Gordon Frost attended the The following: Standard Oil stations are het'e to serre yon in yonr home Community: BETTY RUTH SH0PPE Mr. and Mrs. George Howard en- Bonds and Stamps every pay day can DJckinson of Charlotte, Mr. and week-end. very crowded due to tha war situ- OVEMTHETOf No other her place can fill. and Mr. and Mra. Howard Rather Heating, L. D. S. reunion at the Park of tertained with a birthday dinner on readily equip our forces with these See these models at our store. Terms accord" Mrs. James Rice and daughter of Mrs. Cora Ford called on Mra. ation and it is difficult to find a John Layer 4 East Main St She haa gone to live with Jesus, and aon Henry of Eaat Lansing. Pines Saturday and Sunday. Sunday honoring her father. Mr. necessary Implements for warfare. Grand Rapids, Dr. and Mrs. E. Gus Wingeier last Thursday. place to live. Mrs. Souzer also FOR VICTORY A. H. Stormzand. Call for an appointment any In that land so bright and fair; Wori. ing to Federal regulations. ..Central Garage Mr. and Mra. Gene Chrlatlansen Sheet Metal Kelley of Caacade Road. Invest at least ten percent of your Schaeffer and daughters of Battle Mr. and Mrs. Swift Winegar went Mrs. Libbie Collins and grand- riUi time. I am here to please you. Gone to live In Heaven- writes that Max haa been recently Ray's Standard Service .. Wesi Main St of Mt. Clemens and Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Zetha Anderson and father. Income every pay day. Buy War Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mc- to Pleaaant Lake Saturday and daughter Sandra of Chicago and There Is no parting there. made an Ensign In the Navy. Ken- DOTED STATES WAR Andrew Chrlstensen of Lakevlew Thomas Griffin of Grand Rapids Bonds and Stamps from your bank, Connell of Coldwater. brought Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Tobias Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smoak of De- Frank Stephens • &~66 at Segwun FftoaeSM neth Nelliat, who accompanied William Hesche. were Surday dinner guests at the were Sunday evening lunch guests your postoffice and at retail stores. W. A. Rom who have had a week's vacation troit called on Mrs. Jennie Kropf George A. Story, Local Distributor . RAY H. COVERT them on the trip West will return BONDS-STAMPS Phone 97 t» • Edna Bloomer and Family. H. E. Haysmer home. Mr. and Mrs at the Leon Anderson home. U. S. Trusury Dipartmtnl Subscribe for the Ledger, $2.oo. there, to their home. last Sunday. Mn. Betty hd UwiU FURNITURE to Ada in a few days. Edward Bennett, Ada Distribitor .. Ada Phone S781 Seymour Hesche and Family. Gene Chrlstensen called on her ala- The Plumber Mra. Emmett Sheehan and fam- ter, Mra. Vivian Schneider, who ily are entertaining her nephewa Classified ada bring results. Try Fnneral Director, AmbttUacelSemce Ph. 55 or 330, Lowell pl5 Phone your news to the Ledger. in Blodgett hospital. from Waterviiet thla week. one and be convinced. THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1948 FTVH FOUB THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIGAN THVBSDAT, AUGUST 20, 1948

Mary Alice Beck, and are asked to COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS HARRIS CREEK News From Grand Rapids Qhurch ws meet at the Bostwick lake Church VILLAGE OF LOWELL Mrs. Hanll 11. Vreeland Of Former Bowne Folks on Friday evening at 8 o'clock to If you want to Sell, Buy or Trade, tell Official Clara M. Brandehury complete piano. The regular meeting of the Com- Mrs. J. B. Anderson accompanied Cars will be parked at the church ZION METHODIST CHURCH \ mon Council of the Village of Low- Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Flnkbelncr of and entrance to the grounds will be Ray Parkenson and wife of Lan- John Claus, Pastor ell was held in the City Hall Council Saturday. made on foot. sing came Saturday afternoon and German preaching at 10:80 a. m KROSER'S TENDEHAY rooms Monday evening, August 3, were the guesta of Mrs. Parkin- Bible School at 11:30. all the details in a Ledger Want Ad. We endeavor to pleiine Mrs. Vern Wenger attended to 1942, our putronH In every the Thompson oil station four days son's sister, Mrs. Earl Glldden and' You are cordially Invited. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL OH. ...THE BEEF THAT'S ALWAYS The meeting was called to order last week while Mr. and Mrs. Myron family. Rev. N. O. Woon, Pastor rennonnble way. FRESH AND TENDER by President Arehart at 8 p. m. Thompson visited relatives In Mrs. Clara Brandenbury called CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Church School at 10:00 a. m. WANT ADS— For Sale, For| Registration Notice.* Northern Michigan. on Mrs. Lulu Cannavan at Butter- Cor. Washington and Kent Morning worship—11.00 a. m. Rent, Help Wanted, Trustees present: Trustees Day, Rev. D. F. Warner will fill the OR YOUR MONEY BACK 1 Speerstra, Shepard, Rutherford, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jousma worth hospital Saturday afternoon. "Mind" will be the subject of the Miscellaneous LOWELL TOWNSHIP pulpit. Roth and Christiansen. and daughter visited at the Bernard Mrs. Cannavan who underwent a lesson-sermion In all Christian General Primary Election, Tues- Flynn home Thursday evening. serious operation a few weeks ago, Sclenco Churches throughout the FOR SALE—Sow and pigs, small day, Sept 15, 1942. The minutes of the meeting held CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN mm Harold Vreeland Is working at had been able lo return to her home world on Sunday, August 23. To Qualified electors of Lowell July 20, 1942 read and approved. HANER Elmdale, Mich. TINOIRAY cook stove. John Wheat, 2% miles Township: the White Product Co. In Mlddle- In Ionia but after a few days at SIRLOIN The Golden Text (II Tim. 1:7) Is; Rev. Wm. E. Tombaugh, Pastor southeast of Lowell, at Ware Notice Is hereby given that I, The application for a building vllle IN TOWN! Funeral Home home was obliged to return to the "God hath not given us the spirit Clarksvllle, Mich. Want Adv. Rates—35c for 25 words or less, if over 25 school. pl5 the undersigned Township Clerk, permit from Wm. Geary read and Will Troy spent the past week at Phone 22-F2 hospital for treatment for Infection of fear;; but of power, and of love, Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. STEAK words, add 1c per word. If ordered by mail, please enclose will upon any day except Sunday It was moved by Trustee Day and the Lewis and John McDonald BEEF In her right limb. She has been and a legal holiday or Thursday Lowell and of a sound mind." Morning worship at 11:00. coin or stamps. FOR SALE—Almost new blue rug, supported by Trustee Rutherford homes. very ill but was Improving Sat- Among the Bible citations Is this Evening service at 8:00. TEmHOAT 9x12, for $25.00; also six window afternoon be at my office from 8 that the building permit be granted. o'clock a. m. to 5 o'clock p. m. to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Flynn and urday. passage (Romans 11:33-36): "O the Everybody welcome. valances and a washtub bench. receive for registration the name Yeas, 6; Nays, 0. Carried daughter Margaret visited at the Mrs. Vilena Mlshler attended a depth of the riches both of the wis- PORTERHOUSE STEAK - 39c lb. NOTICE. APPLE PICKERS—John FOR SALE—100 acre farm with Mrs. Fred Pattlson, Alto. pl5 of any legal voter In' said township It was moved by Trustee Day Drawgllas homo In Grand Rapids WHITNEYVILLE and SNOW Timpson will enyrtoy from 20 to stock and tools, good buildings, reunion of tho Girls of Yesterday dom and knowledge of God! how TENDERAY TEHDEBAT not already registered who may and supported by Trustee Ruther- Sunday afternoon. METHODIST CHURCHES fences, etc., located In j;ood farm- at the home of Mra. Vera Watts unsearchable are his judgments, 37 30 apple pickers this fall. The FOR SALE—Duchess apples, tree apply to me IN PERSON for such ford that the following bills be Rev. Fleming, Minister ing country. H. J. Rittenger, Mr. and Mrs. Gee and son and the In Bowne Wednesday. and his ways past finding out! For ROUND STEAK >» 38c CLUB STEAK »> 39c crop Is very heavy, the apples run, for canning, 40c bushel; registration. Provided, however, paid: Preaching service at 10 o'clock Suburban and Farm Agent, J. C. latter's daughter, Ernestine Barnes Sarah Bannan who is with Dr. who hath known the mind of the large and will be picked with one crab apples 25c peck. Mrs. E. L that I can receive no names for Alto News at Snow Church and at 11:80 at Ketcham Co. cl5 Light & Power of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with CHUCK ROAST »> 27c fllB ROAST »mm u, 28c BOILING picking. Rate will range from 8 registration between August 26th Ferguson, spent Tuesday at her Lord? Or who hath been hli coun- the Whitneyville Church. BEEF it. 15c Timpson, Alto. pl5 (Continued from Page 2) Ernest Barnes and sons. to 12 cents per bushel. Picking and September 15th, the day of Central Garage $ 27.32 PRINTING homo in Lowell. sellor? Or who hath first given to Sunday School at 10:80 at Whit- CHICKENS sramoEu / it. 35c said Primary election. F. J. McMahon 146.88 Peter Thomas attended tho Hast- him, and It shall be recompensed neyville and at 11:00 at Snow. PORK HOCKS rusH n,. 25c will start about Sept. 1, perhaps FOR SALE—Seven room modern LOST—Roll of baling wire, on Ada- Mrs. Trllla Kelm visited her cou- ELMER S. WHITE, James McMahon 88.56 Alto Locals ings fair Saturday. unto him again? For of him, and earlier. See next week's adv. for home, nicely located, close to Parnell road last Sunday. sin, Mrs Cannavan at Butterworth SLICED BACON imxr.. 38c PORK LIVERS FIE8H—SLICED lb. 22c Township Clerk. Mm Sinclair 78.84 Miss Anna Easterby and Mrs. James Burns of Fort Custer hospital Friday. through him, and to him, are all SOUTH LOWELL CHURCH full particulars. John Timpson, school. H. J. Rittenger, Suburban Finder please notify owner, Win- Dated August 1, 1942. cl4-2t s ent coo clD1 and Farm Agent, J. C. Ketcham Byrne McMahon 89.64 Tefft of South Lowell called on] P Sunday with the home folks. But! Kelm called on his uncle, things; to whom be glory forever." Services every Sunday at 2:48 THURINCER !SS * 37c Lowell Phone 226-P11. pl5 ton Wilcox, R. 1, Lowell. pl5 Word ha8 been i. m. A mesage from the Word by D PICS FEET fmbsh ik 13c Co. cl5 Paul Rickert -75.60 Sada Wilson Tuesday afternoon. | received from George Leeco in Bowne Sunday. Correlative passages to be read VEMENNES TOWNBHTP The Job Printing Department Geor e Bruton from the Christian Science text- lev. Bert Baker of Grand Rapids. BEADY WANTED—Tomato pleura, good Gerald Staal 68.04 Miss Viola Daniels of Cleveland,' 8 and he Is stationed Mrs. Polly Eash of Bowne, Mrs. FRANKFURTERS H.TSmrrv ">• 27c VEIN-X SHRIMP ro^coor "k 35c GonrriU Primary Elation, Tnrsdivy, at Cam ForrBt T nn All are welcome. TO COOK wages. Seymour Hesche, Phone Chas. Houseman 52.84 Ohio, spent last week with her P ' « - book, "Science and Health with WANTED—To buy 50 Rock chick- Hrplmibfr IS, IEH2. Elva Miller and children of Detroit, Key to the Scriptures," by Mary 149-F11, Lowell, R. R. 2. pl5-2t ens every Friday. Leon Hale, of the Lowell Ledger is well mother. Mra. Verlle Daniels. ^ Bernard Flynn and daugh- LEONA SAUSACi Z5c COD FILLETS ik Z3c FOP Lease! j To Qua!ifl«l rlectou of Vergennet Town- Kittle Charles 51.66 tcr Mra Murl Hostettler and daughter Baker Eddy, Include the following OLD TIME METHODIST CHURCH Lowell Phone 118-F22. pl4-c2t ahlp: w J w .1 J Homalne called on the former's Jann Houseman 1.20 Mr ,„ Mr* C.p Peuerateln ."d , ^ Barbara of near Freeport visited (p. 339): "The 'jasls of all health, McCords, Mich. FOR SALE-DeLaval separator wltih Notice IB hereby given that I, the under- d Mr> E wln Dolin ln ilgned Townahlp Clerk, will upon any Jerry DeVlne 79.61 equipped to care for your needs slnlessness, and Immortality is the James G. Ballard, Minister COUNTRY CLUB JM Toll motor, nearly new. Chris Bergln WANTEJD—About 5 or 6 room father, All, D.l.tra w.r. Sumtay n,p|d, glturd,y torInoon at the home of Mra. Frank Martin CLOVER STANDARD J day except Sunday and & legal holiday Ted VanOcker 50.23 Young People's League at 7:16 EVAPORATED caxt« farm on US16. Phone 66-F2. pl5 house near Lowell, not over $10 be at my home from 8 o'clock a. fn. to dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. and family last Friday. Edwlna great fact that God Is the only VALLEY MILK r. 33c Ray Ingersoll 47.50 Mr. and Mrs. Ben Flarlety and 4 p. m. or $12 a month. Inquire at 2nd 5 o'clock p. m. to receive for reBletritton Martin DenBoer in Lowell. Hostettler, who had been spending Mind; and this Mind must be not Service Station in Lowell. | in all kinds of general commer- son of Battle Creek spent the week- Sunday evening preaching at 8:00. Vmiva VEGETABLE Q a. (he name of any legal voter In aaid town- Lloyd Goff 47.52 merely believed, but It must bo un- PEANUT SHOBTENDfG » oon 67c Rice DiMetSKroffo>-.2 Pkv. 23c house on rlghthand side of Fal- ship not already registered who may apply Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kline ac-:end with their parents, Mr. and a week with Marilyn Martin, re- You are cordially Invited to all Elmer Layer 49.68 derstood." lb. c t lasburg covered bridge or Phone Doing nice business I to me IN PEUSON for such reglgtratlon. companled Mr. and Mrs. Vernor j Mrs. Bernard Flynn and family. turned home With her mother Fri- these services. BUTTER Crtsci er Spry 3 71c Provided, however, that I can receive no Robert Jones 48.00 cial printing such as: Cm Flakes SS 3 tSpkg.*. 23c 7-F2. pl5 namea for reglatratlon between Auguat 25th Lynn to Battle Creek Sunday andj Frank Burns came home for a day evening. Robert Stewart 28.00 ALTO BAPTIST CHURCH •.000 Unite Vitamin A k For details see and September 15th, the day of said Prl were the guests of the latter's sis- week's vacation before being trans- Wayne Ford and family spent CATHOLIC PARISHES Wbeatles 2 P 9" 21c FOR SALE —1938 Indian house- msry election. Herb Swan 42.00 W. B. Gardner, Pastor Eatmore Oleo ib. 17c ELMER WITTE.VBACH. ter, Mrs. McBeth and husband, iferred to some place in southern Sunday as dinner guests of Wayne's 8t Mary's—Lowell 2!^ 39c trailer, can be equipped for Ijvlng Carl Thum Bible School—10:00 a. m. Classes C lb. Shredded Wheat 2 pkffi Qeorge Story, Agent Townahlp Cleric. 3.00 nephew Russel Smith at the latter's Rev. Fr. Jewell, Pastor 3 23e quarters; 1937 4-door Plymouth Mr. and Mrs. Lyndell Duell and California. for all ages. Elmer Graham, Supt Bark Synp 5 pail 33c Dated August 1, 1042. cl4-2t George Burroughs 5.00 cabin at Grand Haven. Sedan; used davenport, cheap. Lowell, Mich. Envelopes, all sizes children of Wyoming Park vielted 1 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller and 8:00 a. m., Low Mass and sermoa Mo. X can Robert Cahoon 6.00 Preaching service—-11:00 a. m. I-lb. pkg. Green Beans 13c their aunts, Mrs. Esther Harrlo i family spent Sunday afternoon and John Mlshler and wife returned 10:00 a. m.. High Mass and ter- SOLID Soto Crackers 10c Phone 46-F5. Horace Weeks. cl5 BOWNE TOWNSHIP Light & Power Refund.... 11.50 were mon. Fancy 3-Qt. anu Sada Wilson Sunday. | "upper guests of the Vern home from Detroit last Friday and; ALTO and BOWNE CENTER Tomato Jnice General Primary Election, Tupftday, Diamond Oil Co 19.16 PACK Twlakle 3 Pto- 17c Michigan oan 39c FOR SALEJ—House and lot, mod- September 18, IMI. w n er are staying at the Martin home METHODIST CHURCHES The Fyr Fyter 12.00 Week-end visitors at the home 0f i e ? Jamily St Patrick's—Parneli em, eight rooms, screened porch, WANTED—Man to assist in work To Qualified electors of Bowne Town- F. JB. Chamberlain, Minister Giant oan ahlp; Letter Heads and Bill Heads and Mr., Waller Thorn werej, Mr.. Bernard Flynn and daufh- while In the city. Stuffed Olives BVi-os, Jo? 29c Brapefmlt Jnice 25c In feed mill, steady work, good W. A. Roth 10.70 Mr Rev. Fr. McNeil, Pastor Alto Parsonage, Phone 50 Tonatoes double garage, large lot. H. J. Notice Is hereby given that I, the under- 'ters, Margaret and Romalne and wages. Phone 321-F2. Vern Good, Sinclair Refining Co 65.19 James Thorn and daughter, Mrs. 8:00 a. m.. Low Mass and sermon. Alto Popcorn ffoach Mod 10c Fresh Orangeade Quart For unexcelled power use Rittenger, Lowell. cl5 signed TownsWp Clerk. wUl upon any Mrs. Hazel Flarlety and son 10c Lowell. cl5 day except Sunday and a legal holidaay Michigan Products Inc.... 7.20 Lowell Wilson, husband and two 10:00 a. in.. High Mass and ter- Worship service —10:00 Phillips 66 Gas. For depend- Michael called a* the Sllcox-Vree- ELMDALE m FOR SALE—Large lot with new be at my home from 8 o'clock a. m. to Electrical Supply sons of Willis, Mrs. Anna Beebe Mra Ira Sargeant mon. Sunday School—11:00 a. m. THIRON Largo able lubricatloi: use Phillips 5 o'clock p. m. to receive for regUtratlon 8.76 Statements, large and small land home_ Sunday evening. small barn. Ideal place to build FOR SALE—Used piano, cheap. In- the name of any legal voter In aald town- Westlnghouse Elec. Sup... 206.29 of Bellvllle, Mrs. Martha Cook of ENRICHED 66 Oils and Greases. For Mrs. Joseph Aderson and son Cascade and Bowne CLOCK BREAD 3 loavos 25c courteous service see Rudy. small house, just outside dty lim- quire at 513 E. Main St. Delbert ahlp not already registered who may apply Fairbanks-Morse Co 8.50 Battle Creek and Mr. and Mra. Ora Miller and family returned Bowne Center to me IN PERSON for such registration. Jerald motored to St. Mary's hos- Rev. Fr. E. H. Racette, Pastor its, reasonable. H. J. Rittenger, Kropf, Lowell. Phone 308. cl5 Provided, however, that I can receive no Melson Industrial 6531 Harold Alderlnk and two children home Thursday night from Emma, Sunday School—10:15 a. m. CMer Vinegar ooiv» •»& 17c Cettage Ckeese n. 10c pital, Grand Rapids Sunday to see Services at 8:30 and 10.00 a. m. Worship service—11:15 a. m. KING'S Suburban and Farm Agent, J. C. •amee for reglatration between Auguat 2«tj. .General Elec. Sup 3.35 of Clarkevllle. Lalonia NOT RESPONSIBLE for tired, and September 15th, the day of aald Pri- Business Cards, all sizes Pat Hlllery, who was Injured on his Ind., where they attended the Men- Ib. RIDY'S Service Sti. Ketcham Co. cl5 Dominion Slec. Mfg., Inc.. Mrs. B. R. Sydnam spent two SINCERITY Navy Sean 5 bag 33c Beverages Clab 4 SSL 29c aching feet are Wolverine Shell mary election. 2.79 nonite Church Sunday School con- CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE CASCADE CHURCH OF CHRIST RUDY WTTTENBACH, Prop. LEONARD JOHNflON. motorcycle while on police duty lb. Popular horsehlde work shoes. They're as Michigan Bell Tele 16.52 weeks in Pontiac, Detroit, Mt ference. Lowell, Mich. J. Frank Green, Minister Prmes Santa Claras 4 Cigarettes carton SI .20 Phone 9108 Township Clerk, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. bag 37e Brands Today's Faying Pricei per dozen easy on your feet as carpet f.llp- Dated August 1, 1942. cH-2t Curtis-Dyke, Inc 30.30 Clemens and Washington. Ray Stahl attended the Barry Rev. R. C. Warland, Pastor Residence, Grand Rapids, R. 8 FLOUR Goraort West Lowell Village Limits Jerd Hlllery drove to Grand Rap- pers. New shipment of samples Rudy's Service Station.... 14.77 Typewriter Letter Circulars Mr. and Mrs. Ray Linton and County B'air at Hastlngb last Thurs- Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. Bring Telephone 827-F6 Reaua Cleaaser h-ooi. 17c Fllais 8-Expoaar« Vn 22c for Eggs—Federal-State Grades CASCADE TOWNSHIP Ids Saturday night to heat from his and rejects in at 28% off regular. Janice Colby accompanied Mr. and day. the children. Bible School—10:00 a. m. t 2 brother. Meter Oil Extras, Large 40o Genensl Primary Election, Tnf«d»y, Total *1,570.46 Mrs. R. E. Colby and Mary Agnes Morning sermon at 11:00. Worship and sermon-11:00 a. m. r 75c GraMlated Ssap a^, 51c 8 ro SI .35 Coons. pl5 8«t»tember 18, IMt.' Mr. and Mrs. Lutz of Cerlsco Wesley Kelm and family were FOR SALE—Lombard plums. Price Extras, Medium 86c Water Works Hulrlnga of McCords to Lansing N. Y. P. S. and Junior Church at To Qualified elector# of Caacade Town- called on Mra. Edna Gelb and Ruth numbered among a group who en- Oxytfel er Rlase Gloat pkg. Sic Scratch Feedw S2.33 cheaper if you pick thtm your- FOR SALE—All steel wagon and ahlp: Announcements of all kinds 6:46 p. m. Woof! Woof! #' Standards, Large 37o Leary Oberlln J2,588,31 Sunday. Monday afternoon. joyed a picnic dinner at Riverside self. Clair Culver, 6 miles north flat rack, also 10x30 Oregon Fir Notice la hereby given that I, the under- Evangelistic service at 7:45 p. m. Egg Mash Wosoo Standards, Medium 85c signed Township Clerk, will upon any C. H. Runclman 31.03 Chas. Robinj and friend of De- park at Ionia Sunday. A stranger knocked at the door . COUKTBT Alare Soap Flakes ^ 19c S3.17 of Lowell on Lincoln Lake road. Mrs. Wm. Burns, sons Frank and Wmco stave silo. Phone 155-F3, Roy day except Sunday and a legal holiday Michigan Bell Tele 3.19 troit called on the former's uncle, Floyd Schwab and wife of Lan- Prayermeeting Wednesday at 7:45 of a farm house, and was attacked CLUB pl6 BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR be at my home from 8 o'clock a, m, to Bob motored to Leland this week to p. m. Kyser, Lowell, R. 3. pl5-3t Julius Basler 34.74 John Livingston Tueaday afternoon by the farmer's dog. Weetfbwy's iaap uJgt* 25c 16% Dairy Feed S2.07 Altn, Mich. 5 o'clock p, m. to receive for regietratlon Shipping Tags, various sizes visit Mr. and Mrs. Harm Firestone sing spent Sunday with his par- the name of any legal voter In aald town In order to defend himself he ENRICHED NOTICE—I will pay 50c per cwt FOR SALE—Superior beet and bean on their way north for their vaca- and daughter. Perhaps Mra. Fire- ents, Mr. and Mra Clinton Schwab. Prices subject to change ship not already registered who may apply Total $2,657.27 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH licked the dog. Just then the own- for good Iron and $1.00 per cwt. to me IN PERSON for such registration. tion. stone and daughter • will return A large number from this locality drill. R. G. Palmer, Belding, OF LOWELL er appeared and yelled: FLOUR SUMMERTIME SURPLUS I for rags, delivered at Ray Hand's, FOR SALE — Grain elevator at Provided, however. Uiat I can receive no General Mr. and Mra Mack Watson and with them. spent Sunday evening at the Ionia Ulch. Phone Orleans 2-F2. cl4-3t namea for reglatraUon between August 2«th J. Beukema, Pastor "Hey, stop licking that dog. He CHEESE SALE I Riverside Drive, Lowell. pl5-4t Belding to sell or exchange for Wm. Burdlck $ 10.50 family attended the Blue reunion at Mra. Edna Gelb and daughter fairgrounds and watched the build- 24V4-H>. CHEESE VALDES and September IMh. the day of aald Pri- Booklets and Folders 10:00 a. m.—Bible School. Classes ain't mad." suitable farm or a house In towm. WANTED — Transportation Irom mary election, George Staal 38.50 Fallaeburg Park Sunday) and Mr. Ruth attended the Gelb reunion at ing of the city of tents. sack 93c Erah Assortod Variotlofl a FOR SALE—Horse, $35.00. W. Bls- for everyone. "Mad!" said the stranger angrily, 5-OZ. Robert G. Palmer, Bciding, Mich. Saranac or Lowell to Grand Rap- OERRIT BAKER, L. E. Johnson 40.00 and Mrs. Andrew Watson of Hick- the Lutz home in Caledonia. Mrs. Edward Anderson attended sell at Webb Ward's, near Honey Township Cleric, 11:00 a. m.—Morning worship. "of course he ain't—what In thunder SWANKYSWIC SPREADS 2Z jars 31c cl0-6t Ids dally, or will exchange trans- Doted August 1, 1042, cl4-2t Paul Kellogg 11.25 ory Corners called at the Watson the Johnson reunion which was Creek school, Ada. cl5 7:30 p. m.—Evening service. has he got to be mad about? It's OLD ENGLISH AMD BOEA 1 ion 39o portation. Phone Saranac 3115. Wm. Collins 6.00 Window Cards and Handbills home in the evening. held at Gordon Park near Rock- Wednesday, 8:00 p. m.—Midweek me that's mad." KICHIOAN MAID FOR SALE—10 acres, small, almost Happiness Is not a reward—It Is FALLASBURG & VICINITY Amniaan, VoWoota, Volvoota Pimonto A WANTED—High school girl, ex- L L. Blgley. pl5 Dave Clark 6.00 Mrs. M. H. Shanks returned to ford Saturday. The gathering will Prayer Service. FIFSH CHUUTED lb. new house near Lowell, wired for consequence. Suffering is not a Mrs. Wesley Miller perienced in care of small baby Ray Covert 6.00 her sister and brother-in-law's, Mr. be held on Sunday In 1943. Flea Story KRAFT LOAF CHEESE Z box 61c electric stove. Sell with $50.00 punishment—It Is a result—Robert UNITED BRETHREN CHFRCH and children, for week-ends in down payment. R. R. Steed, 20 Ray Hand 5,00 and Mrs. B. R. Sydnam Saturday Threshing is anything but a Smith—Is that dog of yours Amorican or Brick a Ingereoll. Laat week Tuesday Mra. Harry OF WEST LOWELL lb. modern home, $2.50, plus trans- Knapp, NE., Grand Rapids. cl4-6t Carl Havens 5.00 after spending two weeta at Meslck speedy affair this year, grain being smart? BUTTER Vaughan and Helen met Virginia WINDSOR LOAF CHEESE Z box 59c portation. Call W. Blssell, Phone Dlo de Janeiro—Brazil shipped George Wood 5.00 and Grand Rapids. slow In drying and threshers are F. B. Harwood, Pastor Brown (proudly)—Smart? Well, I FOR REJNT—An apartment either Booth in Grand Rapids and all Sunday School at 10:30, followed 72722, Ada. cl6 more than 65,000 tons of canned Ray Alexander 5.00 Mr. and Mra Ken Lyon have handicapped, not being able to car- should say so! I was going out with FrankewMith Cheese u>. 41c Cream Cheese ib. 32c furnished or unfurnished. Mi-. called on Mrs. John Geiger who Is by preaching. him yesterday, and I stepped and 2 S, 87c beef to other countries last year. Wm. Haysmer 5.00 great'y improved their place and ry crews this year. Farmers are Percy Read, 517 W. Elm St, In fact, any kind of getting along nicely at St. Mary's said: "Towser, we have forgotten Lowell. Phone 460. cl4tf Sylvester Blbbler 5.00 the Alto Library by removing the massing together and assisting one Superintendent, Harold Green. hospital in Grand Rapids. Evening eervlces—7:30. something!" And he sat down and Art Martin 5.00 old shed at back and planting flow- another. NO SlfiAR NEEDED I FOR RENT — 5-room apartment, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chalmers and Christian Endeavor followed by scratched his head to see If he could ALLEN MacDONALD, M. D. Dick Rutherford 5.00 ers. Let us all improve and beautify Mr. and Mrs. Russell Anderson DUFP'8 unfurnished, running water, etc., Rumo Commercial Printing Nancy of Grand Rapids spent the preachng. think what It was! VALENCIA dot. COOK Office Phone 500 Home 222 Henry VanTatenhove 5.00 our property to the best of our of Elkhart, Ind., and Mrs. Edward ORANGES 29c second floor, old Journal building, week-end at the home of her par- President, Howard Dennle. L. A. Tanner 5.00 ability. Anderson attended the Ionia Free 8IN6ER $12 per month. Inquire of C. H In Offices occupied by the late that you may need. ents, Mr. and Mrs, Emiel Stauffer. Prayer meeting every Thursday Generous Homo Grown Homo Grown Plumbing and Heathig Roman Maloney 5.00 Fair Monday afternoon and eve- Runclnman, Lowell. cl5-2t Dr. H. P. Gotfredsen Mra. Chalmers stayed a few days to night at the church. "Now, waiter," I said, "I've a gift BREAD MIX TOMATOES >k 5e BREEN PEPPERS 3 ^ 5c Dr MacDonell 25.00 ning. for you. Office Hours: 2:00-5:00 p. m. and STAR CORNERS be with Mrs. Russell Andersen 14-os. New Cfop . FOR SALE —Good dining room 7:00-8:00 p. m. Frank Major 25.00 If you serve me a dinner nice"— Michigan 7«Uow Mr*. Ira Blough through a tonsil operation on Tues- Callers at the home of Mr. and GOSPEL HALL MEETINGS pkg. 25c Sheet Metal Work table, six chairs, china cabinet, a Michigan Hospital Assn.... 5.44 And when I was finished I kept my ONIONS 5 »* 17c day. Mrs. Joe Stahl Sunday were Mr. At German Methodist Church SWEET POTATOES * 9Vic bargain for someone. W. I. Bur- Fred^Gramer 38.06 word— Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mourer and and Mra. John Berky, Mr. and Mra. 3:00 p. m.—Sunday School. Inter- Prosh Groon, Pirn Heads dlck, 318 Avery St., Lowell. pl5 CAGED! DR. H. R. MYERS Frank Stephens 30.00 Melvin Stahl, Mrs. Sam Dausman esting lessons and classes for all I gave him some good advice. PLAIN OB HONEY 5 £ 99c Grand Rr-pids called at Henry children of Comstock Park and CABBAGE * 2VzC | Call 78 Osteopathic Gene Carr 48.00 and Ora Miller and family. ages, from God's complete text SDGABED WANTED—Onion toppers. W. J. Mrs. Waddle was In a state of ex- Myrtle Taylor 10.50 Klahn's Sunday. Marjorle Freeman of Chicago were (HAM)SOMS Physician and Surgeon Mrs. Joe Stahl's condition re- bo«k, the Bible. MICHIGAN 15-lb. Chorley, 1%' miles west of Pot- citement when the victrola arrived, Lowell Ledger 15.50 Rev. and Mrs. Rlvell and the recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John 7:30 p. m.—Gospel preaching. DAVE CLARK, Mgr. U Howard St, Lowell mains about the same and has not U. S. No. 1 pock ter's Corners, by Keene Grange and thinking to give the parrot a latter's mother, Mrs. Smith of Hast- Wright and sons. 7:30, Wednesday evening—Prayei DONUTS POTATOES 31c Phone 296 Postal Telegraph 4.10 Modern, up-to-date machinery, hall. pl5 surprise, she started the Instru- ings called at the Frank Kauffman Monday evening callers of Mr. been told af her brothers death, meeting and Bible Study. Collo Wrappod Office Hours: 10:00-12:00 a. m.. Wm. Hoffman who passed away GOLDEN ment off with "Rocked in the Cra- 2:00-5:00 and 7:00-9:00 p. m. Total $ 374.85 and Ray Seeae homes Sunday. and Mrs. Harry Vaughan were Mr. dle of the Deep." including Miehle cylinder press, early Tuesday morning at Pennock u>. FOR SALE—Modem 8-room house, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boss and and Mra. Glenn Funk and Mrs. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH DOT. YELLOW 9ic At the very first note Polly opened Street hospital. ^QC BANANAS garage in basement, 2 acres land, four daughters of Grand Rapids Rinenger of Grand Rapids. Cecil E. Pollock, Minister v her eyes in surprise, then flew to F. E. WHITE Fred Gram or $ 13.86 Wm. Hoffman, well known berries and fruit trees. Otto 2 Gordon job presses, 2 Linotype were Friday supper and evening Mr. and Mra. Charlee Palmer and The dedication of a Service Ban- Wlsner, Phone 264-F3. cl4-3t We Ace Buying her perch, where she rocked her- L, A Tanner 48.00 Bowne township farmer, passed DENTIST guests at the Ira Blough home. Mr. Richardson of Saranac were ner In appreciation of the men who self to and fro in astonishment. Melvin Boerma 38.50 away early Tuesday morning In WANTED—Uaed Round Oak or Negonoe Block, Lowell, Mich. composing machines, paper cut- Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Kropf and Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs have gone Into military aervlco "There, Polly!" said Mrs. Waddle, E. B. Clemenz 45.00 Pennock hospital, Hastings, where Florence heating stoves. Pay POULTRY! Closed Thursday Afternoons and daughter of Lowell were Sun- Dave Garfield. from the families of the members when the song had come to an end. I vis Sutter 42.00 he had been taken only a few days highest cash prices; ale" "What do you think of that?" day guests at Byron Weeks'. They Mr. and Mra Ed Bradley spent of the First Methodist Church will coal and wood ranges. Inquire All kinds of live poultry Phones: Office 151 Res. 186 Merwin Sutter 42.00 ting machine, stapling machine, previous for observation. He is sur- "My word," shrieked the bird; all spent the evening at Bigelow Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. Stauf- occur next Sunday morning at the W. A. Roth Furniture Store, Low- Vern Armstrong 7.17 vived by the widow Elizabeth and "we've got the old man boxed up Field, Grand Rapidj, attending the fer and family, 11 o'clock service. The name, the ell or Hastings. cll-lt Highest Price Peld DR. J. W. TRUMBLE Standard Oil Co tj.37 hundreds of cases of display hymn sing. three sons, David and Freeman of this time, and no mistakel" James Vis 15.95 Mr. and Mra. Ezra Johnson and rank In the military forces, the FARMERS' ATTENTION —Will VETERINARIAN - Mr. and Mra. Roy Erb and son the home community and Paul of "That's one of our popular movie Rudy's Station 16.54 Fred were Sunday callers of Mr. present address, if possible, and the give $&00 and up for yonr worn- Suggestion were Friday evening visitors at ^reeport, and four grandchildren. •tars." Bergy Bros. Elevator Offloo—123 N. Dlvteloa St type and a force of competent and Mrs. John Wheat and family picture of each person Involved will out and crippled stock. Must be The air raid v/arden had been Funeral arrangements had not been "Why, he doesn't look like an ac- Total $ 275.39 Austin Erb's. at Ware Center. be recorded on the military register alive. Write Roy Cooper, R. 2, Phone 52 Lowell, Mich. tor." Stlope of Grand Rapids were Wed- Lima—Peru reports that cattle Alto, Mich. testing gas masks, and hod now Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slabaugh Several folks of this vicinity are completed as this letter went to beside the Service Banner. There Rockford, Mich., or phone Rock- City Hall workmen. "That Isn't all; he doesn't even N. McCORDS—E. CASCADE nesday guests at the J. Cox home. from the United States will not sur- come to the three old maids at the and son were Sunday dinner guests attending Ionia Free Fair this week. mall. will be about thirty stars on the Mn. Ettte Cox ford 6711. c2tf W. A. Roth ...$ 2.97 act like one." Mrs. Stuart Draper and som Clif- vive unless housed at night for big house. Amelia and Jane greet- at the Lawrence Sutter home. Service Banenr amd the correspond- Fred Gramer 9.90 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vaughan and ford were In Grand Rapids Friday. some time after arrival. ed him and apologized for their sis- B. H. S M. D. Marilyn Oesch spent Sunday Helen and Billy spent Sunday with ing names on the Service register. Mr. and Mrs. Qsorgo Miller of ter's absence. The masks were ad- George Story 1.55 SOUTH SIDE—SEGWUN - Toast Mr. and Mrs. J. Cox were Sunday Lowell Market Report afternoon and ate supper at the A suitable religious and patriotic He who can take advice, Is some- justed, and the warden said: "Well, Lowell Lbr. & Supply... 420.85 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Storey In Grattan. Mrs. Charles Young Magistrate—If 1 let you off this Lelghton vlsiied Arthur Peel and guests at the home of Harve Lopp Corrected August 20, 1942 N. C. THOMAS John Krebs home. Mra. Storey, Mrs. Vaughan and Mra Clarence Mclntyre service Is planned. A cordial In- family the past week. times superior to him who can now I hope your masks are OK." J. A. MacDONELL, M. D. timi, will you promise me to take at North Park. give.—Van Knehel. Wheat, bu $1.17 "Yes, thank you, they are," re- Phone 110 Total $ 435.27 Mra. L. VanDyke and Miss Ruth Helen attended a show In Belding vltatloni Is extended the public to the pledge? Auotlon Sales Clifford Draper of Muskegon Rye, bu. ! 70 plied Amelia, "but what about our Grand Total $5,313.24 Boss of Giand Rapids called on while the men went fishing. Henry Gott of Dowens called attend. The pastor will speak on Delighted Prisoner (excitedly)—OI Negonoe Block, Lowell spent the week-end with his par- Doctor—And what about the boy "She's pretty as a picture." Ctorn, bu. 78 Rose's?" Mre. Lloyd Blough Saturday eve- Ronnie and Lloyd Boynton of on W. E. Spencer Sunday afternoon. the subject, "Religion in the Time will, yer honor, an* drink yer health! Roll Call: Trustee Day, yes; Shep- Also all kinds off ents. who swallowed the quarter? Yeah, nlcef rame too." Buckwheat, cwt L40 Bookings for auction sales may The warden, taken aback, said: Office Hours 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. ning. Grand Rapids are spending a few Erma Jean Bettes left Sunday of War." be made through the Lowell Ledger, Office Phone 3€ ard. yes; Speerstra, yes; Roth, yes; Mr. and Mrs. Hernaan Vander- Nurse—No change yet, dootor. ccczesc allpcccc Wkt'vam Barley, bu. 1.40 "Oh, that's not my Job; but I think Wllber Mlxter of Wheaton, I1L, days with the Wesley Miller family. afternoon for Crawfordvllle, Ind., Reservation Dats, bu 42 Harry Day, Lowell, or with me Rutherford, yes; Christiansen, yes. VERGENNES METHODIST CH. perhaps you could spray them." spent Sunday afternoon with Ivan Mr .and Mrs. C. Leaver and chil- to attend school at Western Union. "May I print a kiss upon your rom and Oats Peed, cwt..... 2.15 direct YJas, 6; Nays, 0. Carried. SOCIETY PRINTING Rev. C. E. Pollock will preach at House 85 Office 50 K. Blough. dren of Grand Rapids spent last Mr. and Mm Robert Bailey and lips?" 3orn Meal, cwt 2.15 Wednesday, Aug. 26—Ralph Dc- Extra! Moved by Trustee Day and sup- the morning service at 9:30 next "Yes, provided you promise not to hoarse Cracked Corn, cwt.... 2.15 Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stauffer Friday at the Wesley Miller home. family, Clifford, Stanley and Homer Vries, Kalamazoo Avenue at Bowen Farmer—And this Is the cider D. H. OATLEY ported by Trustee Roth that the were at Haatlngs and viewed the Guild had a picnic dinner at Waba- Sunday. Sunday School follows. publish It" IheUed Corn, cwt 2.00 Station. Durham cattle, young * Dentist meeting adjourn. Yeas, 6; Nays, 0. Official U. S/Treasury War Bond* Quota* for August Bran, cwt 2.00 press, ma'am. Including Wedding Invitations ruins of the Army bomber Sunday sis Lake Sunday. team, farm tools. City Visitor — How Interesting. Carried. ALTON CHURCH Sommary Middlings, cwt 2J5 Offices In room fonnerly occupied afternoon. Mra Lynn Fletcher spent laat Thursday, Aug. 27 — D-Bar-K And when do you run off the next JOHN A. AREHART. President ... j*. uumurc, irnavur "A man seldom is quite as good 'ure Qcld Flour, bbl 7.80 by the City State Bank and Announcements, either steel H. E. GUmore, Pastor 5 Dude Ranch, douth Bell Line, VA edition. LEWIS E. JOHNSON, Clerk. Mr. and Mrs. William Olthouse Tueaday with Mrs. Harry Shuter a wi,e 111111148 hlm or 11 as ea Beans, cwt 480 WJuUyouBuyWiili Sunday School at 10:80 a. m. with ® ^ I" ® miles west of US-131. 28 well broke Approved Auguet 17,1942. attended eervlces at the Camp in Grand Rapids. .,lght Red Beans, cwt 4.00 TRY IT LOWELL PUB. LIBRARY classes for all ages. John Gauw, bad aa his wife's kin think he must saddle horses, saddles and equip- plate engraving or printing as Ground at Sunfleld Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mullen of Supt be." )ark Red Beans, cWt 4.00 Jght Cranberry Beans, cwt. 4.00 ment. GRAHAM BLDG. — WEST SIDE Mra Ira Blough entertained the Ypsilantl were home over the week- Evening service at 8:80. WAR nil BIDS fellow Eye Beana, cwt. 6.00 — OPEN — Little Light Bearers and their end. Prayer service Thursday evening Definition Friday, Aug. 28—4-H Club, Low- you. prefer, also Calling Cards, Vool, lb 40 Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday mothers at her home Tuesday after- Mrs. Ida Sinclair and Mr. and at 8:30. "What is a diplomat, pa?" ell. • Barbed wire used by Uncle Sam'i lutter, lb 43 from 2 to 8 p. m. noon. Mrs. Glenn Chaffee of Grand Rap- "A diplomat my son, is a person Mm IAUTA Saturday, Aug. 20—John Bruln- W/uU Ifou Ruy Wdk fighting forces Is vastly different Jutterfat, lb 44 sma, 3 miles north of Ada. 30 head AUDIE E. POST. Librarian Club Programs, etc. Mrs. A. E. Wingeier and son Ids spent Sunday with Lavant Sin- \DA COMMUNITY REFORMED who -an prove a man is a liar with- ujitr— Cggs, doz. 80-.S3 from that used on American farms. CHURCH cows and young cattle, farm td8ls. Clare attended a Sunday School Army and Marine barbed wire Is clair. out calling him one." logs, live, cwt 15.00 W. B. KoSeobrander, Pastor WAR BONDS class party at th* John Nash home much heavier and the barbs, about We are sorry to hear Mrs. Earl logs, dressed, cwt 28.00 N. C. THOMAS, DR. R. T. DUSTIG 4405 So, Division, Friday evening. three inches In length, are more Kauffman's mother is quite III at You are cordially Invited to wor- Bridge Jeef, live, lb .08-15 Osteopathia Physician and Surgeon Produced With Painstaking Care leef, dressed, lb 19-A5 Grand Rapldt, Mich. The mess kit is one of the most Mary Newell and Helen Kropf of vicious than ordinary barbed wire. the home of another daugter, Mrs. ship with us. "Did you ever read Longfellow's $81 I ITil 1 Jhickens, lb 17-.19 Phone 82082. SpecJalizing In Rectal Diseases Lowell spent a few days last week Howard Potter in Lowell. Morning services at 10 o'clock. •Brldfe'7" Important items in the Soldier'> ,u Rectal Sanitarima equipment It consists generally oi with the Weeks girls. Bette Young Is among those help- Sunday School at 11:15 a. m. with "No. Is his game different from \ r -1 classes for all. the one we play?" a pan, a plastic canteen and cup, s and at reasonable prices consis- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klahn called ing Christiansen at Ionia this week. DR. P. M. WELLS, Associate Evening services at 8:00 p. m., fork, knife end spoon, all In a can- at George Klahn's Sunday morning Mr. and Mrs. William Berrevoets Frank (timidly) — Wish I knew General Practice — X-Ray Christian Endeavor at 9:00 p. m., Sad, If True vas pack cover. The total cost runs the men attending church at and two children of Grand Rapids what you'd do it I should steal a tent with good workmanship. While other blows we learn to parry. NMHMiiiiiii WE PAY 43 LaFayette, S. E. Grand Rapids up to about $2.00. Clarkevllle. spent Sunday with her aunt and "wmnei kiss? ADA CONGREGATIONAL OH. Old Fate steps In to cause a fuss. Phones: Office 8S178; Res. 5Z454 Mrs. Alma Mlshler called on Mra uncle, Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Boyd. Ruth—Wouldn't take long to find Henry L. Rust, Ulatotrr It makes the girl we'd like to marry out LlbWe Layer and Mra Corrmean Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kenyon, Mr. Miss Mary Alice Beck. The one who will not marry us. For Dead or Disabled Stock Sunday afternoon. and Mrs. Atkinson of Grand Rapids, THAI Student Summer Service Not Interested Margaret and Vivian Wingeier Mr. and Mrs. Rueeel SIble of Ionia, Proof ItltSMH Workeorker She—Doctor, you told me to show are spending the week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Burke Kenyon, Mr. man really believes that The .Marine Corps pays fifty cenls Miss Charlotttee Fitch, Pianist 'L'^" Norses $5.00 Cows $4.00 you my tongue, but you haven't THE LOWELL LEDGER relatives and friends at Indiana. and Mrs. Beryl Kenyon of Ypsilantl room at the top tUl his hair for each twelve yards, or 36 feet of Sunday School even looked at It! at 10 o'clock evsryj to fall out" Mr. and Mra M. Stephens called this specially manufactured bai'oed and Mr. and Mra Lynn Fletcher Sunday. Hide must be in good condition. Doctor—No ... It was only to at Heniy Klahn's Sunday after- wire. The Army and Marine Corps and Alyn had a picnic dinner at Sunday SchoolI at 10:80, followed keep you quiet while I wrote out the Relapse Pho« 00 21OE. Mail St. noon. needs thousands upon thousands ol Fallasburg Park Sunday In honor by preaching. Mmnu-tmnun UM *Mur ct Prompt Service prescription. Canteens and other items such as "1 hear that Tightly has had a Nelghtoors and friends wish to feet for defensive warfare. Your of the birthdays of Mrs. Slble and On next Sunday evening at eight handles on knives and forks, former- o'clock the congregation of the Ada relapse. I thought that doctor bad Phone Collect extend their deepest sympathy to purchase of War Bonds and Stamps Burke Kenyon. Washington, D. 0., Aaffut 5.—While maintaining These factors have been taken Into aeeount in An Easy One ly made of aluminum, are now plas- Mrs. Wm. Hoffman and family. will insure sufficient quantity for Church will share In a Campflre cured him." B tentative annul level of twelve billion dollars as determining eaeh state's share for the national quota tic. Alloy has replaced stainless "He did. Then sent in his bill" The class was being questioned on their needs. Invest at least ten Santiago—Chile haa raised $1,000. service at the Bostwick Lake camp tty foal, the Treashry Department today ®xed the for Angnst and will be given consideration in fixing the cardinal points of the compass. steel. You can buy many of these percent of your wages In War 000 through public subscriptions grounds with the congregations of August quota (or the sale of War Bonds at $815,060,- qooias for sabseqnent months. • 'Tf I turn to the east and look at mess kits for our boys with your Bonds every pay day. for the development of civil avia- the Belding and Bostwick Lake Judge: How do you know this MO as shc.Tn by the aeeompanying m*j> by states. r In addition to the state quotas as set out in the Valley Cheinical Company purchases of War Bonds and Stamps. Mea are dying for the Four 1 the rising sun, what is left behind U. S. Trtuury Deparlmemtion . Churches. Both young people and man was drunk laat night? •in lowering the quota from a billion dollars in map there Is a federal payroll allotment quota of Invest at least 10 percent of your Freedoms. Tke tost we can Telephone Ionia 400 me?" adults are attending. CDp: Well,I found him In the club Jlly to 1815,000,000 In Aagvst, the Treasary has given $9,750,000 and territorial quotas as foDews: Alaska, Income In War Bonds or Stamps ev- do here at home to (o buy hallway with a can watering the Boy-Yer shadow. Wrinkles should merely show A letter shows the man It Is The young people of the Ada reeognition to certain factors which may be expected $700,000; Canal Zone, 9218,000; Hawaii, $4,800,000; MAKE MONEY ery pay day and top the quota In War Boa is H% for War flowers on the linoleum. "Fifteenth Year of Service" where the smiles have been.—iMark written to as wen as the it is Church will assist ihi the service, It resaU in variattoas la sake over Ihe It-month pe- Puerto Eleo, $110,000, and the Virgin Islands, your county. [/. TV^ry Dipartmm Boaif. every pay toy. d Want ada pay. Try one! BY READING THE ADS t Twain. written by.—Chesterfield. which is to be In charge of Miss Ledger want ads bring results. riod, such as Ihe seasooal character of farm $17,000. • U. S. Trtotnry Dtfrtmni THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST SO. 1M2 •EYKH TUB UiWKLL LEDOBIt, LOWIOUU MICHIOAN THURSDAY, AUGUST M. IMI the H. Slater home. We beg pardon Hooper enjoyed a picnic dinner In with his sister, Mrs. Mary Rey- CAMPAU LAKE NORTH CAMPBELL Ionia Sunday. skirt. It was my little dog begginff wanted a cook." he climbed swiltly he looked round of Mr. and Mrs. Slater and send LOWELL DIST. NO. 5 EAST CALEDONIA nolds and brother John and family. MoQORDS' MATTERS Bin. E. R. Hard Mrs. S. Drew Mrs. J. P. Needham to be taken up. That broke the spell "Don't bite. Miss Martha inti- the horizon to get his bearings. To- VERGENNES CENTER just as hearty congratulations to Mra. 8. VanNamee Bin. It T. Williams of horror. I raised Joe's head and mated that as a chef Pasca left ward the south the sky was blaok N. M. K. the young lady and her parents. PUBLIC NOTICES Mr. and M". Ray Lock and Mrs. Elizabeth Drew spent the LOWELL CENTER shoulders, realized what had hap- something to be desired. *1 seen with smoke. Old Katmal tuning up. Mrs. Fred Clark of Saranac Joe Stahl called at the Needham Bernard Hillen was home from SOVE LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Don Zoet and chil- grandpa called on Mr. and Mrs. week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clara B. Aldrich Mn. H. L. Cogsr pened and rushed for Mr. Har- my duty an' I done it.' Look at that Now he knew the direction In which Mr. and Mrs. Karl Blerl enter- called at the Hurd home Wed- homo last Thursday, stating that Willow Run over the week-end. dren of Grand Rapids were lunch- Koets In Grand Rapids Sunda> Roth. court." asparagus with snuce vinaigrette. I to fly. Roger O. McMahon, Attorney Oirlsttim Walter DeVriendt, Adm. tained Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ru- nesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hurd Mrs. Stahl had suffered a stroke on Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester VanHorn eon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lighted Grand RapMs. Michigan afternoon. Mrs. Koets suffered a Mrs. Fred Grawburg entertained "You don't remember seeing a re- found a basket of gulls' eggs, I'm He mounted Into the clouds. They ISS N. Monroe At*., called at the Dan Youngblood home Mr. and Mrs. Earl Klnyon, and one side. Tom and Pat Manlon of Saginaw Zoet Sunday night. Grand Rapids, Mich. dolph Blerl and children of Grand and children of Detroit were Sun- volver anywhere?" making an omelette, a plump, yel- were moving south. They would STATE OF MICHIGAN. THE CHfcCfIT stroke Wednesday afternoon and fifteen ladies Thursday evening at children, Billy and Ruthanne were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schwardcr spent their vacation with their Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence In Caledonia also the Henry Cooley day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark and She shook her head. low omelette, not one of those thin serve as compass. The drone of an COURT FOR THE OOVNTT OF KENT. ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HBAR- Give is In a serious condition. The Koets home. her home. Mrs. Hemmlngsen of recent callers at the Claud Schmidt are entertaining her parents, Mr. cousin, Edwin George. IN CHANCERY. NO. lulu occasional afternoon tea." ming. Dots! Three of them! Two It is Hereby Ordered that the appear It u Further Oreered. Ihat putxie no- parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Read. day. judge poultry. Sunday visitors at the Maynard home. englnwr, oo & rirt vlilt to N»W York "Away! Where?" She was on her anoe of Peter Aldrlch. Daniel Devendorf, tlce thereof be glrsa by pnbllcaticn of a nd near IxiwelL They helped their Char lyn tLayed for this week. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roth, John and Charles Cook motored to fIndo a lady's slipper. In tha mlddte of "And you drew this. It is all moving. One Inert A plane on its Braxilla B. Carver, Asa Rogers, Abel Sunday they had dinner with the Howard Dennis waa a Sunday Wm. Davis has been on the sick Dutcher home. Mrs. R. J. Slater is staying at the feet, swaying as she stood. Har- of this order for three soocesslre rents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark Francis Campau is home for the while their mother spent the week Ionia Fair grounds Sunday. Fifth avenue. He la leavlnt the next nlfhi wrong, Jan, but we won't go back to side! The phantom of the clouds French and wife, John Keeney and wife, weeks piwl«M to said day of hearlnc. In Percy Read family at the home of visitor of Richard Klnyon. liat for a few days. Mrs. Mlcheal Sheehan spent the Coger home for a few daya while for the North aftar trying vainly to find a together with their unknown helra, leg ;ttle their new home in Saranac week. with Mr. Griffin In Ypsilantl. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Welder of that now." He looked at the clock. cracked-up? Could one of the dots toe Lowell Ledger, a newspapsr printed Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker of Low- Mrs. Marlon Klnyon and little Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davis enter- week-end with Mlcheal at Holland. convalescing from a bad cold. man aa iecretary for the camp. Ht devisees and assigns, be entered herein circulated in said county. While Mr. and Mra Clark wilj Grand Rapids visited Mr. and Mrs. answers an ad asking for the return of "I am taking off in just thirty min- be Chester? No. Jimmy went alone. within three (3) months from the date of CLARK E. HIGBEE, ell in honor of Pvt. Wm. Read of Mrs. Iva Hood Barnes and five Ruthanne spent Friday evening tained her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Troy Is In Detroit the supper. To hia amaxement tha fflri this order. missed by our neighborhood, we Mrs. Reuhs, daughter and son of R. Postma recently. utes." Engine shut off, he side-slipped Judge Of Probate. port CHnton, Ohio who was home light! Customer: Is this candy good? ehlldren of Jollet, 111., called on Mr. with her sister and mother, Mra Mra. Casey DeJong of Zeeland on receiving treatments for her eyes. whi lost It la Janice Trent, alater of a It Is Further Ordered that within flf A true oopy : near Caledonia visited his old down. Landed, bumped and skid- h them much happiness in their and Mrs. Carl Roth last Tuesday. college chum whom he knew aa a kid. "Where''" teen (IB) days from the date hereof, FRED ROTH. for the day. Clerk: As pure as the girl of your Guy Slocum and Mrs. Myrtle Burch Sunday. Mr. Troy Is staying with Mr. and friend and schoolmate. Richard Janice ia to be married to Ned Pax ton, "After Jimmy Chester." ded over the rough surface to a stop. notification of this order be published in Register of Probate. cl5-8t ew home. dreams, my lad. ' Constable (to gentleman stagger- toe Lowell Ledge. , a newspaper printed, Mr. .and Mrs. Bert Baker were Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Kelin and In Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Needham Mrs. John McDonald. Slater, at the Coger home Sunday an attractive and capable mllllonaJre "Oh, no! Not nice Jimmy Ches- The floe stretched away inimitably, It seems ye scribe wae mls- ing home at 3 a. m.): Where are Bruce impulsively asks her to break oft published and circulated In said County, Sunday evening guests at the Sam Customer: TH have a package of Vern, Mrs. Mayme Church and and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim Troy arrived Saturday from afternoon. Mr. Reuhs is 87 years the marriage. But she leads hbq to talk ter! Does the Commissioner think not a collection of cakes but acres and that said publication be continued a. M. ShlvH, Atty nfomed about the new arrival at you going at this time of night? Ryder home. gum. Douglas and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur James Hynes at LaBarge Sunday. St Louis, Mo., to spend some time about Alaaka. of grinding, heaving ice-fields, their therein once In each week, for six («) oi Read the Ledger ada old. Inebriate: To a lecture. he did It?" weeks in socoession. Mtas Ina Flndlay and Mr. Clare Tbc weight war oo the CHAPTER n — When Bruce returned smoothness broken by an occasional DETERMINATION OF HEIRA to the camp. Hale, the chief engineer, He told her of the Interview with WIUJAJf B. BROWN, Findlay and daughters of Grand telephone lines grows heavier Circuit Judge. State of Michigan. The Probate Court had gone to Seattle, and when the Ice Milllcent Hale, while Pasca served crevice choked with loose frag- for the County of Kent. break-up occurred m spring. It was Bill of Complaint filed herein to qulot Rapids were Saturday afternoon day by day. We can't build Harcourt who saved their Important the simple supper. As the Eskimo ments, by swiftly running rills. He tlti« to the following land, to wit: Cctn- At a session of said court, held at the Probate offlne In toe City of Grand Rap- callers of their cousin, Mra Ansel bridge from collapsing. In the mean- set cups of coffee on the table, Har- pushed back his helmet The crip- menclng at the Northwest corner (NW) enough new lines to carry the time, Tubby Grant, his assistant, got ids, in said county, on the I2to day of Falrchilds. Mrs. Donna Anderson court smiled at the girl. pled plane! Good Lord, what a of Section Ten (10); thence East one Auguat, A. D, 1942. a secretary from a Seattle agency, a hundred airf sixty rods (E 180R) thence aided load because materials "This has the restaurant at which wreck! Propeller smashed, one wing lassnt: HON. JOHN DALTON, Judge and daughter Estella spent Tuesday delicate youth with apots In hU cheeks, south 8 rods (8 »R) to the center of Probate. evidently tubercular, seeking ar open of the highway thence westerly along afternoon at the Falrchilds home are even more urgently we dined beaten a mile. Feed Tong, gashed into fringe by th# lea. Where In toe Matter of toe Estate of Ashbd air Job. Jimmy Delevan, the youth, keep* the center of said highway eighty Arnlm Falrchilds of Lowell was a to himself, and the Samp sisters, elderly Pasca. Fuel the Tanager. I will be was the pilot? for planes, tanks and rods (W MR) thencc North Five Dan A. Wingeier having filed in aaM old fashioned, who run the Waffle Shop, at the field in ten minutes." (TO BE CONTTNUED) rods (WR) to the high water mark of a Sunday forenoon caller. take him under their motherly care. court his petition praying that said court As the door closed behind the man former mill pond; thence westerly along adjudicate and determine who were at Stanley Blerl of Evart Is spend- CHAPTER m—The same boat which said hlghwater mark eighty-two rods So it's up to . IMS, at ten o'clock In the fore ber—WAR CALLS MUST GO tary—aa a girl, Bmoe thought she may sUU City of Grand Rapids, Kent County. Mttsh- State ot Michigan. The Probate Court and son, Mrs. Frank Kloostra and real thing to me." noon, at said prdbate office, be and is Igan, to Home OwnSnC Loan Corporation, THROUGH! love Paxton, Hale suffers a shock, con- hereby appointed for hearing said peUtlon: for the Oounty of Kent. daugiiver and Miss Margaret Baas fining him to the bouse, postponing the a Corporate Instrument*llty of the United It is Kurther Ordered, that public no- At a session of said ooort. held at the Hsles" departure. Hale phones Janice to He caught her shoulders. "You States of America, dated January 26. aJl of Grand Raplda. Uce thereof be given by publication of a Probate office in the City of Grand Rap- take some Important dlcUUiOD. 1934. and recorded In toe office of the know better. You know that I— copy of thla order, for three euooesslvc Ma, In said county, on toe lOth day of Sunday guesta at the Mrs. Rosa CHAPTER VI—Jimmy cnester, Mrs Register of Deeds for Kent Oounty. Mich- August. A. D. 1642. Ont ot earshot of the Samp cabin, Good Lord, Is that the Commission- weeks previous to said day of hearing, in igan. on January 30. 1934. In Liber 7«0 '•jverr home weie Mr. and Mra Ben Hale's brother, who dislikes Joe Hale, the Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed Teeent: BON. CLaKX E. KKSEEE, Is furious with Janice if vlslUng Hale. er knocking? Can't he allow me a of Mortgages, on pages 376-376. as amend- the Commissioner stopped. and circulated In said county. Judge of Prrtiate. Baldus and Betty of Holland, Mr. Kadyama, Indian, kidnaps the Samps' ed by extension agreement dated Mu-ch minute with—with my family?" JOHN t)ALTON, In toe Matter of the cat and throw* it at a bunch of huskies. 26, 1M0, and recorded In the office of and Mrs. Russell Hasklns and chil- court pressed her back into the He opened the door. The smil- Judtf# of Probate, toe Register of Deeds lor Kent County. The cat is believed an 111 omen. Jaalee A true coyj. Simon Wingeier having filed In said dren of Grand Rapids and Mr. and seeks to rescue It and 1* barely saved chair. ing, Impeccably dressed man fac- Michigan, on July 28, 1W2, In Liber 913 oourt his petition praying that said court FRED ROTH, of Mortgagee, on pages 163-184, and said Mrs. Earl Maloney of Lowell. MICHIGAN KU TEUPHOKE from the dogs herself by Bruce. "Take It easy, MUllcent. Jimmy ing him said suavely: Register of Probate. C13-31 adjudicate and dotonnlne who were at CHAPTER VII—Bruce tells Jaalee he mortgagee having elected under toe terms the thne of his death the legal heirs Mrs. Chas. Austin and daughters went off in a plane." "1 was told that I would find—" of said mortgage as extended to declare won't threaten to send her away any of said dacsaaed and entitled to Inherit attended the South Lowell School COMPANY more, but would try another plan. That "Where, Bruce, where?" "Ned!" Dan A. Wingeier, A dm. tot entire principal and accrued interest the real estate of which said deceased thereon due, which election It does hereby rr-mlon. evening he addressed her as "dear" "In just one hour he will be on The choked exclamation came I-oweJI, Mich. died seised, and for toe assignment of presance ot others. Janice and Mrs. Hale cxeicise, pursuant to which there Is residue, bis way to find out. We won't trou- ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEAR claimed to be due and unpaid on said Dr. and Mrs. John Ahrens of were to accompany Bmce and Tubby to from Janice. Harcourt glanced at ING CLAIMS It Is Ordered, That toe llto day of Sep- "the city" by airplane. At the last ble you any more now, Mrs. Hale, mortgage at toe date of tots notice for tember A. D. IMS, at ten o'clock Hi the Holt. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Chaffee the clock. Five minutes before he State of Michigan. Tho Probate Court n.oc.ient, MUllcent wouldn't come, IM* Good afternoon. See you in the principal and Interest the sum of Five forenoon at said probate office, be and and Mr. and Mrs. Orrie Chaffee of husUmd oojectlng. was due at the flying field. Only for the County of Kent. Thousand One Hundred Twenty-five and Is hereby appointed for hearing said peti- CHAPTER Vlir—In the dty, filled with morning. Come on, Harcourt" five minutes. He looked straight at At a sesaioo of said court, held at the 411100 DoUare ($5,155.4:) and no suit tion. Carson City, Mra. Ida Morgan of BAILEY CORNERS NEWS tourists, Janice was being shown the sights Out of earshot of the Samp cabin, probate office, In the city of Grand Rap- or proceeding at law or in equity having It Is Further Ordered, That pifiillc notice Mrs. Mabel dress Paxton, whose eyes were on the ids, In aald county on the 29th day of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh when Ned Paxton suddenly appealed. To the Commissioner stopped. been Instituted to recover toe debt secured thereof be given by publication of a oopy get rid of him, she rays ahe la married girt July, A. D. 1M2. by said .nortgage or any part thereof; of this order, for three succenaive weeks Rltter of Caledonia. Mr. and Mrs. to Bruce Haruourt. HVoourt came "That woman knows more than Present, Hon. JOHN DALTON, Tudge of prcvioua to said day of hearing. In the Mias Ina Flndley waa a caller "Come in. Jan, here Is a friend Probate. Now, Therefore, by virtue of the power Andrew Chaffee, Mr. Orrln Sterken at Just that moment. Paxtcn Is iltepU. u-. she's telling, a whole lot more. We'll of sale contalued In said mortgage and Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed and at Lone Pine Inn Saturday after- Bruce Insists on & marriage ImmMUaUty, from the outside world." As she In the Matter of ihe Mate of Katie M- pursuant to the Statutes of toe State of circulated In said county. and Mrs. Burt of Lowell and Mr. let her think we're as dumb as she Lane. Deceased. Janice goes through the cemnony In x took a step forward he glanced un- Michigan In such case made and provided. i'-LARK E. H.'GBEE, Thomas Chaffee and Mrs. Effle noon. No Admission. daze, but tells Bruce she'd do It afl thinks we are, while we go after It appearing to toe court that toe tone Notice Is Hereby Given that on October Judge of Probate. seeingly at his wrist-watch. "Sor- for presentation of claims against said In a minute. 26, 1642, at 10 o'clock forenoon. Eastern A true copy. Goozen held a reunion at Fallas- Little Buddy Kooiman had the Chester." estate should be limited, and that a Ume CHAPTER DC—Nevertheless Janioe does ry that I have to leave headquarters Standard Time at toe North front door •FRED ROTH, and place be appointed to receive, examine burg Park Sunday. mlafortune to lose the end of one j not regard K a real marriage. Brace and 'Then you really meant that I just as you arrive, Paxton, but Jan- of toe Court Houae In toe City of Grand Register of Probate. cl5-3t she agree only to pose aa man and wife, and adjust all claims and demands againat Rapids, County of Kent Michigan, that thumb one day last week. ice and Grant will show you the said deceased by and before said cot#: each fearing (he other la not really In was to hunt for him?" being the place of holding Circuit Court Genld E. White. Atty. Leater Bailey attended the wed-' It Is Ordered, That all toe cradltora of love. At headquarton there Is to be wonders of this north countxy." In said County cald mortgage will be fore- Grand " SOUTH BOWNE 1 "Of course we are going for him. said df^awd are required to present their ding of Miss Audrey Darfcy at a big party for the newljweds. He caught the girl In his arms. cloaed by a sale at public auotlon to toe CHAPTER X—The wadding party over, "We?" claims to cald court at said Probate Office FINAL ADMINISTRATION AOOOTNT Saranac on Sunday afternoon, , on or before the Tth day »f October, highest bidder of toe premtaea deKribed Bruce and Janice are making themselvee "Sure. I have every confidence "It's like tearing my heart out to In said mortgage, or no much '.hereof State of Michigan, The Probate Court A. D. IMS, at ten o'clock In toe forenoon, Mrs. Harold Otzman and son of • guns Is missing, Jimmy Chester had also me that Hale's wad was gone when The Commissioner's shout outside and circulated In said county. Frank E. White having filed In aald Grand Rapids were Sunday after- JOHN DALTON, attorney's fee, which premises are des- threatened Hale But Janice, worried by you found him." crashed Into his husky voice. Jan- cribed as follows: court hia final administration account, noon were Mr. and Mrs. CKeefe Mrs, Hale's outburst, lea/es Haroourt's Judge of Probate. and. his petition praying for the allowance noon guests of his ibrotber. Wm. Wednesday, August 26 '7 told you that after lifting him ice caught the back of the chair as A true copy: That certain piece or parcel of land of Lowell. house to stay with the Bamp?, A com- situated in the City ot Grand Kaplds, thereof ana tor the alignment and dis- and family. missioner arrives to Investigate, Kady- to the couch no one touched him till he released her. Her long lashes FRED RoTH, tribution of toe residue of said a '.tiie, and Friday evening callers of Mr. and Register of Probate. cl3-3t County of Kent, Michigan, more particu- Paul Hoffman has had a new ama is quitsed. He says Hale "steai you got here. We thought you would were a dark fringe against her col- larly described sa: for toe approval of property settlement Mrs. Adolbert Odell wore Mr. and, Tatlma". and assignment agreement entered Into telephone installed In the home. want everything left undisturbed." orless skin. Paxton was staring out Thomuc A. nndenton, Adm. North Forty (40) feet of Lota Fifty- Mrs. Austin Munson of Grand Ra- CHAPTER XII—Beveral are questioned. nine (59) and Sixty (SO) of 0. C. Kel- between the helre-ln-law and dlstribu Will Mlshler and family accompa- Judging All Entries. Horse Show at Night. Lowell, Michigan tees dated June 17, IMI, and authorisation Games and Races Including Tatlma. Janice and Bruce, when "That's right! That's right! We'll of the window, a fighting set to his logg's Addition to toe City of Grand Rap- 1 ids. a plane suddenly takes off. Jimmy Chester, shoulders. FINAL ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT ids, Kent County. Michigan, according to of executor to carry out the terms thereof, nied by Mrs. John Thayler and Mrs. Hale's brother, left In It. Martha let the robbery theory cool while we It Is Ordered, That toe 4to day uf 8ep- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bennett and State of Michigan, The Probate Court toe recorded plat thereof. Mrs. "Howurd Thayler attended the Samp finds the mleslng revolver on the go for Chester. You lead the way Harcourt picked up jumpers, hel- Dated: July 28, 1942 mber A. D. IMS, at ten o'clock In toe children attended the Ionia Fair shore when the tide went out. for toe DAinly of Kent. forenoon, at said probate office, be and Is funeral sorvlces of Era est Klnyon In your plane. I'll follow In mine met, rifle. His blood raced. He had At a session of said Court, hold at the HOME OWNERS' LOAN on Monday evening. CORPORATION. hereby appointed for examining and allow- Friday afternoon at Hastings. with my pilot You must know every Intended to kiss Janice lightly, a Probate Office In toe city of Grand Rap- ing said account and heating said petition; Miss Marian Roth of Detroit was Ids. In said County on the let d-v of Mortgagee. CHAPTER XIII field where a plane can land." mere gesture to impress the late De-627-B-LG It la Further Ordsred, That public notice Mrs. Elva Miller and children of August A. D. 1M2. thereof he glv>n by publication of a home over Sunday. "I do. We have three large camps flance with the reality of their re- Prenent, HON. CLARK E. HIGBEE. App. 3-18-40 cia-13t Detroit and Vera Grayibel of Ullnols Thursday, August 27 copy of this ordsr, for three successsive Lester Bailey and Harold Witter The Commissioner pressed his stocked with provisions for two lationship. The feel of her in his Judge of Probate. weekc provioua to said day of hearing, in were over Sunday night guesta at In toe Matter of toe Estate of Iva D. bach spent Sunday evening In Ion lips together. years. They have good fields. Un- arms had set him aflame. He had Dan A. Wingeier, Adm, toe Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed the Will Mlshler home. Smith, Defeased. Lowell, Midi. and circulated In saW eounty. Miss Phyllis Marie of Detroi "Mm. And he was dictating a less Chester had an accident, he kissed her as though he were Thomas A. Anderson having filed in aald CLARK E, HIGBEE, Chalmer Miller and family of was a week-end guest at the Fred! codicil to his wllL I'll bt over to must have come down in one of starved for her—as he was. Would court his final administration account, and SALE OR MOUTGAOE OF HEAL ERTATE Jitdge of Probate. West Carlton visited Saturday eve- Heavy and Light Weight Horse Pulling Contest. talk with Mrs. Hale." As Martha his petition praying for the allowance there- tate of Michigan, The Probate Com-, A true copy. Roth home. Softball Tournament those. He wouldn't go to a city or she forgive him? of and for the assignment and distribu- ning at Art Richardson "a. started for the door with Blot trail- for the County of Kent \ FRKD ROTH, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Both and chil- town of any size. If he Is running She followed him to the door In tion of toe residue of said estate, At a session of said court, held at the Register of Probate. C14-31 Mrs. Jerry Blough spent Monday ing her, he directed, "Don't tell It Is Ordered. That the 25Ui day of Asg- Probate Office In toe City of Grand Rap- dren, Mr. and Mrs. William Roth away, he would know that you would true wlfsly solicitude. Said In a nst A. D. IMS, at ten o'clock In the fore- In Freeport at the Roy Blough her that I'm coming." He turned to Ids, In said County, on toe 13th day of Lewis Kelley, Adm. and daughter Nancy Jean, Mrs Games and Races. 4-H Club Program at Night have bis description broadcast." voice disconcertingly steady: noon, at aald probate office, be and Is August A. D. 1942. Lowell, Mich, home and Jerry accompanied the deputy who had gnawed one hereby appointed for examining and al- Present, HON. JOHN DAUTON, Judge Irma Williams and children. "We'll start In an hour. Leave "Good luck to you, Bruce." ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEAR- Junior Blough to Cassopolls. side of his mustache out of reach and lowing said aeeount and hearing said peti- of Probsts. ING CLAIMS Roth, Sr.. Mias Lizzie Roth. someone In charge with Instructions As he stepped to the board walk tion; In toe Matter of the Estate of Jefan Mrs. Ervln Curtiss spent Tues- had commenced on the other. It is Further Ordered, That puMc no- Wingeier. Defeased. State of Michigan. The Probate Court Marian Roth and Mr. and Mrs to let Mrs. Hale have her head. she leaned forward to whisper furi- for toe County of Kant. "Come with me, Harcourt. The lady tice thereof be given by publication of a Dan A. Wingeier having filed In aald day in Lowell and Saranac. Howard Krum and children mad Get 'em all feeling secure, that's ously: copy of this order for three luoceasive At a session of said court, held at toe may need persuading." oourt his trfUUon. praying for license probate office. In toe dty of Grand Rap- Wava Deardorf has been con- the Idea, Going to eat at the Waffle weeks previous to cald day of hearing. to sell toe Interest of aald estate to up a party who gave a surpr The Commissioner's eyes were "Your technique Is superb. You lda, in said eounty at. the Sto day of fined to her bed and was under Shop?" must have had heaps of practice. In toe Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed osrtain real estate therein described. August, A. D. '1942. birthday dinner for Mrs. Enr Friday, August 28 sharp but reassuringly friendly os and circulated in said oounty, It Is Ordered, That toe llto day of Sep. Present, HON. CLARK E. HIGBaiE, the doctor's care. "No. At my cabin. I want to But why martyr yourself to Impress CLARK E, HIG8SE. Kbtr A. D. IMS, at ten o'clock In toe Roth at her home on Sunday. he took command of the situation. Judge of Probate. Mrs. Jennie Pardee and Wanetta talk with Pasca, my house-boy, and Ned?" Judge of Probata. renoon, M said probate office, be am In Ihe Matter of toe Estate of Cecil Mr. and Mrs. Andy Pavllck "Mrs. Hale, did you quarrel with A trae copy. Is hereby appointed for hearing said petl Kelley, Deceased. Schrey were In Alto Wednesday - leave Grant in charge." He caught her hand. She twisted Uon, and that all persons Interested in Lansing were Sunday visitors a your husband before you went to the FRED ROTH, It appearing to tos court that toe Um« afternoon and also canied at the DAIRY DAY Tubby Grant was strumming a It free. Stepped back. Register of Probate. olS-St said estate appear before said court, at for presentation of claims against said the Fred Roth home. dance last evening; did he object to said Ume and place, to show cause why a John Porrltt home. mournful ditty on hio ukulele as The door closed. estate ahould be limited, and that a time Mr. and Mrs. Theo Bailey apen your leaving him?" Gerald M. Henry, Atty, lloeneo to sell toe interest of a and place be appointed to receive, exa Charlie Wilson, who haa worked . "Was It only last evening?" he Harcourt entered his cabin and left • • • Grand RapMs, Midi. estate In said real estate should not be Ine and adjust all claims and damai a few days at Baldwin Lake las' granted. agilnst said deceased by and before said for Art Richardson In the past, shivered. "He didn't want me to Instructions. Harcourt was still stubbornly APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOB It is Further Ordered, 'mat public no* week. # West Michigan Black and White Show. court: ban returned from Florida to aoolnt West Michigan Jersey Parish Show go." "Keep your eye on Janice, will clinging to the conviction of Jimmy State of Michigan. Hie Pmhate TVM tlce thereof be given by publioatlcn af a It Is Ordered, That all toe creditors of Claud Wllllanui, who lis c >upk for toe County of Kent. oopy of this order, tor torse sucessa Art with his farn. wortt, "But you went?" you?" Chester's innocence when on the said deceased are requlrwl Ut arsssat totlr at Lansing was heme over At a session of aald court, held at the sks previous to said day of heart claims to salC court at said Probata Office Mrs. Sarah Lacey accompanied "Yes. For a short time." "What a heck of a honeymoon!" third day of the search he left the Probate Office in toe dty of Grand Rap- In toe Lowell Ledger a newspaper printed on or before toe ISto day of Oetahsr A. D. and brought his parents of "Did he threaten you?" "By the way, MUllcent suggested northernmost camp. Not one of the Ids in said County, on the ith day of and circulated In said eounty. IMS. at tan o'clock In toe forenoon, said Mr. and Mrs. Sam McRohorts of montvllle with him. The family Auction of Gifts for Fair at 11:00 a. m. Auguat A. D. 1M2. JOHN DALTON, time and plaee being hereby appointed for Lake Odessa to Hasttngs Sunday "Not more than usual. Said that robbery as the motive of the at- three he had visited had yielded a Present: HON. JOHN DAL/TON, Jadga Judge of Probate toe examtoatloti and adjustment of all enjoyed a dinner given for Chat] be bad dictated a codicil to bis will tack on Joe. No money was found clue. The Commissioner was Irri- •f Probate. A true copy. claims and demands against said deoeaMd to attend camp meeting. Williams' birthday. N. C. Thomas, the Auctioneer. on him or In the cabin, you remem- tated and air-worn. He had ordered In toe Matter of toe Estate of Alfred C. FRED ROTH, It Is Further Ordered, That public no- Chester Richardson and family the day before—perhaps he was tell- /alter, sosnetftmee known ns Alfred B. Register of Probate. ol5-3t tice thereof be given by publication of a Mlas Myrtle Taylor, Mra. Aver a re'urn to headquarters, had radi- Walter, Deceased, ing the truth, perhaps not—leaving ber. Kadyama will bear watching." copy of this order tor three mni— of Battle Creek were over Saturday and Mrs. Ruby Hudson of Lowe] oed Grant to expect them that aft- Christina Waller DeVriendt having filed week* pwrloas to said day of bsari^;. in me only dower rights in his proper- "Did you get that hunch too? He In said court her peUUon praying that the night guests of Art Richardson. On were Sunday afternoon visitors o. ty, he would sign it at once if I left ernoon. As Harcourt climbed to toe Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed Exhibits of cattle, sheep, swine, colts, poultry, canning, food preparation, clothing, said that Tatlma was at the squaw- administration of said estate be granted to and circulated In sale county. Sunday they all attended the fam- Miss Grace Blanding. him." dance. She denied being there. cruising altitude the first uneasiness ChrlsUna Walter DeVriendt or to some CLARK E. HIGBEE. ily* gathering of the Richardaon as to Chester's safety seized him. other suitable person. Judge of Probate Mr. and Mrs. Richard Housenuu "Mm. I see. Had he quarreled Something fishy about that. I put It U Ordered, that toe SOto day af Aag- A true oopy: family at Ionia Park. handicraft, gardens, farm crops and vegetables. Suppose be had cracked up some- State of Michigan. The Probata Court of Edmore called at the Bert Bake with anyone at headquarters?" his grudge down to jealousy, I nst A. D. IMS, at ten o'clock in toe fore- for toe Oounty of Kent. FRED ROTH, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson were "With Mr. Harcourt. You can't hadn't thought of montr/. I'll bet where, had nothing for food but m, at said probate office, be and At a session of said court, held at tha Register of Probate. cl4. 3t home on Monday. They were o I* hereby appointed for hearing aaid peti- probate office, tu the dty of Grand Rap- Saturday afternoon callers of their that while you and the Commis- emergency rations? their way home from N. Y., wher FERRIS WHEEL AND MERRy-GO-ROUND suspect him, you can't! Bruce nev tion: Ids, in aaid county oc the 10th day of Michigan TTBM slater. Mrs. Jennie Pardee. VKTOHY GARDENERS' EXHIBIT er quarreled with him. He was at sioner are beating the bushes for Once be thought he heard the vi- It Is Fui-Mar Ordered, August A. D. 1M2. Grand RapUs, Mr. Houseman, who is suporlntem notice thereof be gltcn by Present: BON. JOHN DAUTON, Judge Mrs. Alice Gardner received the Waffle Shop every moment till harmless Jimmy Chester, the party bration of an engine ahead. It PINAL ADMINISTRATION AOOOCNT ent of Edmore High school, ha of a copy of this order, for three of Probate. news from her uncle. John Lowe he walked home with me and then who shot Hale will be sitting pretty couldn't be the Commissioner, must shre weeks prerloui to aald day of bearing. In toe Matter of the Estate of State of MUhigmn, The Probate Court en attending Columbia Univet No admission fee. be didn't come In." right here." be a sound mirage. He tent the In toe l-cwell Ledger a newspaper printed for toe County of Kent. of Topeka, Kan,, telling of the death alty. Mr. Houseman has complete No cntranco fee. and drrulated In aaid eounty. At a tesskB of aald court, held at the of his aon. "But the shooting was done with Smoke rose from the chimney, plane up again and came out into JOHN DALTON. Probate Office la (ha City of flraad R hia school work and haa reoelvei bis revolver." the sun. The altimeter registered a Judge of Probate. ids. In said County, oo toe 6to day of Mr. and Mra Lloyd Zerba were his Master's Degree. He Is a ver drifted lazily Into the pink after- A true copy. "How do you know?" The ques- mile. August, A. D. 1M2. callers at the Lacey-Porritt home glow, as Harcourt entered his cabin. FRED ROTH, Present: HON. JOHN DALTON, Judge fine person and an excellent teache tion was a strained whisper. He stopped on the threshold. He kept above the clouds till he Register of Probate. cU-St of Probate. Thursday. and is to be congratiilated on blto "It was found on the shore." came Into clear sky. Descended to It It Ordered. That ail the cradltora af la ihe Matter af the Estate af Owen 3. Mra. Lydla Porrltt and Mrs. Al- AH Lowell business houses and all Lowell people unite in extending a cordial welcome to the 4-H boys and girls of Kent Was that really an embroidered NOTICE. liBDGEIt READERS— said deceased are required to advancement. She looked up with agonized eyes den Porrltt and daughters and Gor- cloth and shining silver on the small get bis bearings. Was that a camp Frtaods of The Ledger tevtag etefcns to aaid oourt at said .Probata Office The Michigan Trust Company having county. We are proud of the opportunity to extend our full cooperation to the 4-H Club movement. at Harcourt standing by the mantel. table laid for two, or was he seeing below? Men. looking no bigger than bu tineas in tha Probate Caoft of on or before toe l«to day ef\oetab«* A. D. flleu in said court Its final adminMtraticn don Graham were Tueaday after- beetles, moving. Digging? Probably IMS, at tan o'clock to the account, and Its petition praying for toe "Bruce! Bruce!" things? The plates and tumblers Kent County will coafer a time and plaee betag hereby appodated for allowance thereof and for toe aaslgnm noon callers of Jennie Pardee. "You and your brother were in the of the warranted-to-wlthstand-wear- archaeologists In search of the first on the publisher by seq the eEsmtoatasn and adjustment of all and distribution of toe reeidoe of aald Mra. Leslie White of Saranac Some timely advice about Americans, He looked at the com- the court to order probate ftmirrtm ami demands iw* aaid decessed. estate, tor toe allowaaee of a spe H bouse helping decorate It Did and-tear variety were his—he would It la Further Ordered, That public notice spent the week-end with Mr. and should or shouldn't wear slacks, pass, His heart stood still. It had publlsBbd in this paper. __ fee for extraordinary services performed you notice whether the gun was swear to that. Who was humming thereof be drtn by pubUdaUtn of a copy by peUtlooer, and for hMtraotloM retaUve Mrs. Ervln Curtiss. given by Arthur "Bugs" Baer, or to the accompaniment of an egg- gone dead. Some electric current In Court will be glad to comply with of this order for three to conveyances covering mineral rights there?" previous to said day of heariog, to tl* Mrs. Mllo Curtiss and Ervln of America's best-known humo beater? He flung open the kitchen that prickling rain storm had done the request whan made.—B#. etc.. "I—I didn't notice." Lowell Ledger, a It is Ordered, That toe 4to day sf Sep Curtke are employed at a defense ists, in The American Weekly wit Congratulations and best wishes from THE LOWELL BOARD OF TRADE the trick. Where was he? He de- spectfoUy. R. Q. Jeffarlea. circulated to aid eassty. "Anyone there besides you and door. Isiahir A. D. IMS, at Un o'clock tn the factory at Mtddlovlllo, this Sunday's (August 23) Issue < scended as far as he dared. The JOHN DAMON, forenoon, at said probate office, be and your brother?" "Janice!" Judge of Probate. Rev. and Mrs. Love of Freeport The Detroit Sunday Times, i OFFICKBS—President, Henry Weaver; Vioe Preaidnnt, Bruce Walter; Secrrtaa-y, Claud niorne; Treasurer. Ed. Compagner. water was dotted with bergs, em- Little boy—Mother, what does Is hereby appointed tor eramlning and al- "Kadyama brought In the greens. The girl In her gay smock, furi- A trje oopy: lowing said account and hearing said peti- were Sunday guests of Wm. Mlsh- sure to get Sunday's Detroit Time erald green with snowy tops. Op trans-atlantic mean? FRED ROTH, tion; Miss Mary was unpacking some ously beating eggs in a bowl, bobbed Register of Probate. the shore were Uit low crumblinfe Mother—Across the ocean. cl5-St It Is Further Ordered, That public notice ler and family. Phone Malnes' news stand for d DIRECTORS—The above named offiows and J. A. Arehart. R. D. Hahn and MeMn Lewis. things In one of the bedrooms." a dancing-school curtsy. livery. « mounds of what bad once been an Little boy—Does trans always thereof be given by pubUoahoo of a copy Mrs. Hale, describe what you "What are you doing here?" mean across? In a quiz Riven at a western uni- of this order, for three succeeeive we • dusky lady went into a drug Eskimo colony. Where was he? previous to said day of hetrin,-, in the Seotton of the 4-H Exhibition Bldg. BOARD OF THADE 4-H OXB COMMim&E—Tfeeo Bailey, Dr. B. H. Shepard, MeMn Lrwia, Porcy Bend and Jack Fahmi. found when you entered the cabin." "Here! Didn't milord send word Mother—Yes, It always doea, and versity recently, one of the quea- Lowell Ledger, a iiewspapsi printed i store and asked for one cent's worth by Miss Martha that tf I did not A buzz In bis ear warned him "Joe was lying face down on the If you ask me another question FlI tiona aaked waa: "Name two anci- circulated In aaid oounty. of inasot powdar, V return to the H house pronto he that he must have more forward send you to bed. DALTON, "But that Isn't enough to wrap rug. Wheel-chair overturned. I don't ent s porta." wtatm would come for me'" speed instantly or the plane would Little boy after a little while- up," protastad the clerk. know how long I stood staring at A freshman wrote: "Antony and M 1 him. I felt something tugging at my "I didn't fepr< for you becai""' ' *811 and spin out of control As Then I suppose transparent always "Nemlnd 'bout wrappln' it up. Jsas means a croas parent. Claopatra." blow It down my back, daasall." * j KIOHT THE LOWELL LEDOEB, LOWELL. MICHIGAN THURSDAY. AUGUST 20. IMS

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Enjoyable Propnim Given nl Answer on Michigan History? Delia and Bertha Curtiss of North Martha Group Meeting Park were Friday callers. U. S. Needs Us Strong . . . 1st Article 11. That Henry Clay opposed the Monday evening. Aug. 17. the building of the "Soo" canal and Miss Barbara Heppe of Dowaglac Martha Group of the W. S. C. S. As a mid-summer diversion from the war, we suggest that you de- locks on the grounds that the "Soo" Is visiting Miss Jane Rittenger this ... EAT NUTRITIONAL FOODS met at the church house. Mrs. Res- week. duct five for each was beyond the remotest settle- ella Yelter. president, presiding. ment of the nation? The Improve- After the devotional, and bue-ness. >'ou mlM out ofthe twenty queetlons Mrs. John Kelser of Campau Include 1 pint of J^ilk for every one- listed below. To get a grade of 70, ment was completed In 1855, and Lake was a Saturday caller of Mrs. Miss Jane Rittenger very capably It caused a big boom In Upper played two piano numbers which don't miss more than six of them.— John Layer. * Children need more, plus other Dairy RED & WHITE Editor's Note. Peninsula mining. all enjoyed. Mrs. Dan Wlnjeler Mr. and Mre. M. Sinclair spent Products, gave a very, Interesting talk on DID YOU KNOW— 12. That Ihe "Soo" canai carries Sunday with Mr .and Mrs. R. Llpps- "Singapore", her birthplace and had more water traffic