LEDGER ENTRIES MS -nd ALTO SOU) Being a Collection of Variom Topics of Local asd LOWELL, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1934 General Interest FORTY-SECOND YEAR NO.l0
LOCKJAW FROM THE SOIL Pauline Gardner Exc/iange Group pR||||ARY SLATE T HAS been staled that what Odds nncl Ends killed John Roth Weisheimer Is River Victim may lake Over I just as boyhood was unfolding Here and Tliere before him was that deadly, soil- Noted Singers Are borne infection, tetanus, which I Near Portland Canning Works COMPLETED FOR we commonly call lockjaw, i Pithy Points Picked I'p and There is no place in which hu- Miss Pauline Gardner, 19, was Negotiations are pending be-ljAII DITKI ft C C Pally Put Br Our Peripa- man beings have lived in which the victim of a heart attack last tween Mr. Lawn-mv Rutherford r/lLL iVUlVUrr tetic Pencil Pusher the tetanus germ may not be I Friday night while wading in and the l-jnergency Exchange As- found. All that protects the; Coining To Showboat'(iran d River at Electric Park sociation of Grand Rapids to use barefoot boy from its deadly in-j near Portland. She had gone to the Edwin Fallas (inning fac- Free port will ho|«i its Annual fection is the fact that nature the park with a party of young tory to can all farm commodities PETITIONS OF CANDIDATE^ Homecoming on September 1st. has provided the sole of the foot people, chaperoned by JJrs. Hu- for the association's store. FILED TUESDAY—BIG CON- with such a tough, thick, almost ibert Fryover of Portland, at Clare M. Findlay. one of the di- Careless diver, faulty brakes, homy &kin that few things can Boat Is Nearing Eminent Guests whose home she had been visit- rectors of the Association and a TEST CENTERS ON GOVER- slippery pavement golden Gales. penetrate it- But any break in ing. They had been in the water fomier l>owell boy, addressed the NOR AND COUNTY SHERIFF the skin that comes in contact Completion Are Invited for some time when those near Board of Trade dinner meeting Something unheard of. (irand with the soil is a possible source shore saw Pauline disappear. last Friday night outlining the —SEVERAL CANDIDATES UN- Ledge beer sellers voluntarily ask of danger. The body was recovered in a few methods of the association. It is OPPOSED the Grand Idie of it as formerly, the bed of Flat River Monday af- over who practiced what they the ones in San Francisco, Seat- Eastern Kent County voters since so many have been taught ternoon after the last segment of the first performance of the had been taught as Boy Scouts tle. Minneapolis, Dayton and Weslem Michigan will join the danger of a soil-infected in- the coffer dam was pounded into Showboat, Thursday, August 2, as about first aid. without success. Lansing. Mr. Findlay returned to have a choice of 33 Democratic Grand Haven August 9 lo 12 in the Grand Rapids night The mayor and 37 Republican candidates in observance of its founding 100 jury. In Cuba and other dense- ice and repair work under ad- Pauline's father, Hugh Gardner, Lowell Monday to confer with the primary races for state and lv-popidated tropical regions, ning building! was completed. and city commissioners will be was notified and he left immedi- Mr. Rutherford and to register years ago by the Rev, Wm. M. S invited to attend. FRED A. CHAPMAN county offices, according to pe- Ferry. Jhe natives fear to walk on the Three benefits occurred at once, ately for Portland. The coroner local unemployed, since the Asso- titions filed in the office of the ground without sandals of some street was relieved of the Friday has been named Gov- decided an inquest would he un- Here is the genial secretary of ciation will operate this factory ernor's and Distinguished Guests' county clerk by the deadline on Here lies the body of Wm. Lake sort to protect them from lock- monotonous dum-dum of tht necessary. the Ionia Free Fair, an exposit- with Ixtwell people as far as Tuesday afternoon. jaw. steam hammer; the stench of the nightj Gov. Gomstock and his Pauline attended high school ion that has come to be known possible. Tread softly all who pass; staff, past living governors, use In a few instances there will be He thought his foot was on the dried river bed was ended: and, here and was well known in from coast to coast as Michigan's All self-help organizations no party contests, the incumbents UNDEB8TANDING THE MASSES greatest of all, work on the Low- Michigan's two senators, and the Lowell. The sympathy of the Greatest Outdoor Event. "Chap- scrip as a circulating medium, brake, Congressmen from this district being unopposed. * indicates the But it was on the gas. ell Showboat was resumed at community is extended to her pie". as he is known throughout and all salaries are paid in scrip present office holder. The com OST OF the outcry against and the 8th and 9th districts will parents, her twin brother, and the amusement world, is presi- redeemable in the Association the President's "Brain Trust" be invited. plete national, state and count\ Four Tuscola county men were M is not against trained in- Robert Starkey, chief construc- her sisters. dent of the International Asso- store. The store's supplies are ob- list follows : tion engineer, said that only four The last performance, Satur- Obitaary ciation of Fairs and Expositions. tained through exchange of labor. arrested for throwing dead horses telligence but against the belief day, has been called Legion night 10 the hogs instead of burying that many of the bright young days of steady work were needed Pauline B. Gardner, daughter He is now whipping into shape or merchandising barter. It is lo-1 U. S. SENATOR to raise the deck and wheel- Past stale commanders and the the details of a week of spec- cated at 431-437 Bond St., Grand Republican them. The state board of health men with whom Mr. Roosevelt commandenr of the five posts in of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gardner, Rapids. made the complaint after an in- has surrounded himself are not house and install the motors. tacular entertainment that will 'Arthur H. Vandenberg, Then its cheery whistle will sum Grand Rapids will be asked to was bom in Ionia County. Feb. be the 1934 edition of the Ionia Self-help organizations w-hich vestigation. yet sufficiency experienced in attend. 2. 1915 and passed away July 20. Democratic ways of the world to be safe moo colored minstrels, soloists, by her Free Fair. August 13 to 18. have proved successful have been chorus, and specialty dancers and The committee consists of R- M. 1934. She is survived granted federal aid for machinery] If all the seedlings and trans- guides for the nation in a time of Shivel, chairman; D. G. Look, R. father and mother, a twin broth- and equipment. Frank A. Picard. plants distributed from Higgins trouble like this. In the homely singers aboard for the entertain- er Paul, two sisters. Ruth (Mrs. nK__ Alva M. Cummins. Iment season at Lowell dock. VanDyke, J. A. Arehart, William If the contract with the Fallas Lake nursery last spring were country phrase, they are "not Delaney, Wm. C Doyle, N. E. William Heim) and Esther, the I 13IIS t/03iPlCl6fl Claude S. Carney. planted in one plot and matured yet dry behind the ears." August 2, 3 and 4. (inning Co. is signed, local men Ray I). Schneider. C H. RundmanRu , chairman of Borgerson, M. N. Henry, J. M. grandparents, several aunts and* • will be put to work there canning they would form a pine forest Understanding is more impor- Hutchinson and R. G. Jefferies. uncles, a five-weeks-old niece. foodstuffs which are paid to the U. S. CONGRESSMAN covering 2.500 acres of land. tant than knowledge, especially the entertainment committee, has Roma June Heim. and a host of engaged the I^eonard Male Association in return for work 5th DISTRICT in politics. The man who doe. „ . . . - . „ .. , other relatives and friends. For Flower Show The Midwest Refinery at Alma G d 1 ,c s,n done by Association men. These. Republican not understand the vagaries and J* ™ g" ** ? » Her tragic death came as a workers, instead of beinp paid by has been completed and is now in limitations of human nature may •5*5' '^e Showboat per- shock to all who knew her. The sponsors of the Flower lo anc the farmer, in this case, will be 'Carl E. Mapes. operation 24 hours a day. Gaso- be as brilliant as Einstein, but l "r * _1 , . . # 0. Old Residents to Funeral services were held at the Show, under the auspices of the paid in scrip by the Association Charles W. Williams. line, kerosene, naphtha and fuel people never have confidence in / consists of Ed N al- Congregational church at 2 p. m. Lowell Garden Lore Club, wish leno : 1 which they can then spend at the Democratic 011 are being produced from the him as a leader of men. [ on Monday. July 23. Rev. S. B. to remind the public of the four- organization's store. An arrange- Central Michigan Oil fields. I second tenor; James Hood, ban- |Wenger officiating. Burial was at th annual flower show to be held Russell J. Boyle. one: nd Ja an< er Hold Picnic Ang.8 ment will be effected with Mr. John H. Haven. ITS REAL PURPOSE ! .? I.I > \ l ^idi. Oakwood cemetery. Arrange-1 August 2, 3 and 4 at the Lowell Alphabetical Political Calendar bass. Mr. llrey, who directs the Rutherford to take care of mince Thomas H. McAllister. iments by Roth d Brezina. city hall. Everyone, whether meat contracts. 'HE FUNDAMENTAL pur- quartet, has taught voice at Olivet |resident of the village or from Inland L. Gall. 1933—F. 1). R. pose of advertising is to in- College and at Illinois Wesleyan. The Old Residents Association Mr. Findlay says. "We have Frederick E. Stiles. ! 1934—N. H A. form the prospective buyer. .the surrounding territory, is in- skilled and unskilled workers for T Before coming to Grand Rapids of the Grand River Valley will vited to bring floral or other ex- Mrs. Josephine Bowersox. ' 1935—S. O. S. No medium has been developed Along Main St. every trade. Over 700 men and; ,he directed choruses for Univer- hold its annual picnic at Fallas- jhibits to the show. Peter J. Danhof. 1936—G. (). P. even by high pressure methods pk-iurrs Co. in Hollywood, burg Park Wednesday afternoon. women of a very high type of —Tuscola Pioneer Times. of modem business, which be-,The quartet has had many en- Mr. Hekman of the Hekman character and ability have regis-; GOVERNOR 1 August 8. Roth and Brezina have had Biscuit Co. of Grand Rapids has gins to approach the newspaper gagements since its formation, The society has been in exist- the front of their chapel on East tered: carpenters, painters, furni- Republican As a result of 2n years of rigid generously offered to contribute ture w-orkers, office help, sales-! in the fulfillment of this aim. These singers will be a featufeati n lence since 1858 and membership Main St. repainted. 15(1 packets of cookies for the Frank D. Fitzgerald. protection by most farmers and The agency is universal, for in addition to Adeline McKennajis drawn from Ionia. Kent and men, and best of all about 200 Alex J. Groesheck. land owners, the maitfenance ol almost everyone is able to read tea to be served during the Flow- laborers and farmers. and her troop of six lassies. an-|Ottawa counties. Eligibility to One hundred in the shade on er Show. John W. Smith. ifavorable habitat and food con- and they all read one newspaper nounced in last week's Ledger, membership is that one must be Tuesday afternoon! Remember it. "We can do any type of work a Orla A. Bailey. ditions in many localities, quail or another. Hence, the newspap- fanner wants dime. We pay the who will present Scotch folk a resident of one of the above Next January you won't believe GARDEN CLUB LECTURE 'are now fairly plentiful in the er ddvertisement mill reach prac- dances. counties, be forty-five years old it worker in scrip, and the farmer Democratic south and central part of the low- tically all of the purchasing Peter Patlerer of Battle Creek, pays us for this work in farm! 'William Comstock. The Spanish chorus, under the and have lived in the jurisdiction 1 er peninsula. public. In the last analysis, that direction of Mrs. David Cox, has at least 25 years. The green front of Freyermuth rose culturist and landscape gard- nrnduce or cash, as he prefers. Arthur J. Lacey. is what the advertiser seeks to been instituted this year, not The purpose of the society Is to & Kiel's Palacetcleaners and pres- ener, gave an informal talk Tues- We can repair and paint village | John K. Stack. Jr. In renewing her subscription do. alone to give color to the Show- bring old residents together at sers to you» and of F. P. MacFar- day evening in the Roth £ Brezina and farm buildings on the same LIEUT. GOVERNOR to The Ledger, Mrs. Edwin Fallas Most advertising Is devoted to boat program, but also because least twice • year for the con- lane's has been repainted a buff chapel lo a group of Lowell basis." of Los Angeles, Calif., says a buying opportunity and the the Spaniards of old Louisiana tinuing of old friendships and to color by the owners of the build- flower lovers. He discussed prop- Mr. Find'iy is enthusiastic in Republican "Judging from the picture of the majority of these have time as were the first patrons of minstrel aid in the preservation of histor- irg. er methods of cutting and exhib- his belief that this will mean Fred R. Ming. Showboat in the last copy re- their essence. No periodical shows and steamboat entertain- ical incidents of the Grand River iting flowers and plants at a flow-- much lo Lowell, as the Associ- Thomas Head. ceived, you are going to have a can bring to the attention of the ments in the South. The costum- Valley. The following persons held er show. The lecture was veryiation can take many people off Ernest T. Conlon. fine three days' entertainment. I public the merchant's bargains ing of the chorus will lend furth- The picnic this year is a pot- lucky numbers at the cash draw- instructive and greatly appreci- the relief roll. He will talk to Democratic think Lowell is very enterprising except the newspaper. It strikes er realisnWto this grand! old Miss- luck dinner. Baskets will be tak- ing given under the auspices of ated by his audience. 'any group any time lo explain and I am proud of the town." while the iron is hot. issippi River show, first intro- en in charge by a committee con- I»well merchants on Main-st. Mr. Patterer is lo be the judge their plan and he will be here 'Allen E. Stebbins. The radio has a weakness duced into Michigan at Lowell in sisting of Mrs. Etta VanNorman Wednesday night; Jesse Biggs at the Annual Flower Show to be again next Tuesday to register Patrick H. Kane. More than 3,300 motor vehicle equal to that of the periodical, 1932. and a number of other members &P9, Frank Monkowski *5.00, held at the City hall August 2, 3 additional workers and answet John T. Bailey. operator licenses and 350 chauf- for the aar fcdvertisementi is who will arrange the tables. New- Mrs. Orley Rulason At and 4. questions. STATE SENATOR, 17th D1ST. feur licenses a.re being issued gone in a flaih. leaving no last- ton Coons of Lowell will have Morse $2.tK». If the holder of Republican 'daily by the Department of Slate. ing impression with the hearer. Kent and Ottawa charge of the coffee which will number 1G355 had been present The number of licenses issued The newspaper advertisement be furnished by the society. Theihe would have won $5.00. Fitzgerald Acts to Harold Saur. is approximately 25 per cent on the contran,-, is a continous Andrew Zoet dinner will be served at 6 p. m. Teacher Addresses George P. Tilma i greater than it was a month ago, impression of a recorded fact, to Horticulturists The afternoon sports, which will Aid Car Owners | Nearly 600,000 motorists must ob- which the reader can refer for Frank McMahon. head of the James C. Quinlan. be under the direction of Guy I>oweli Ught and Power Co.. Charles B. Corbin. tain new licenses before January comparisons or to refresh his Meet August 16 Morrison. Physical Director of walked down town Saturday Board Dinner Meet The use of motor vehicle half- I. 1935. mind as he starts shopping. Then, the Board of Education of Grand Democratic too. the press can give a repro- night all dressed up and discov- year license permits is extended Rapids, will begin at about 2 p. ered that the street lamps on the Pointing out that young people 11° September 1 and registration •J. Neal I^unoreaux. The City of Eaton Rapids pro- duction of the article, and noth- A meeting of the Picnic Com- m. Frank N. Sparks, editor ot poses to sell its library building mittee of the Kent and Ottawa east side of town on the north of today were facing unusually of all unlicensed motor vehicles Francis T. Farrell. ing can be more effective than the Grand Rapids Herald, will be Anthony C. Panfit for a beer garden. Whether they visual presentment Horticultural Society was held at side of the street were not light- bad times for which they were at the half-year rate will become the speaker of the day. ed. During the bridge constriic- effective August 1. This an- (Continued on Page 8> feel that beer will be just as ac- Finally, the proof of the pod- K. K. Vining's office July 13 in not to blame and urging under- tive in their heads as book lore is preparation of plans for the pic- Leo A- Cam of Grand Rapids tion work in the afternoon some standing between the older and nouncement was made by Secre- ding is in the eating. Since ad- is president of the sodety, Mrs. one had cut the electric cable. So tary of State Frank D. Fitzgerald not stated. It is often more dis- vertising began, no agency has nic to be held at Johnson Park Wm. J. Glasgow is secretary and younger generations, C. F. Swit- Success brings success. Every cernible! The library committee August 16th Frank went home, changed his zer, principal of Central high after securing approval of a ma- business achievement leaves a produced or can produce, the Newton Coons of Lowell is first clothes, and crawled down unde. jority of the members of the leg- is trying to rjet an injunction substantial results of the news- A ball game in the afternoon rice president school. Grand Rapids, addressed business concern that much against the city officials to pre- between two Class A ball teams some building to repair the line, the July dinner meeting of the islature. stronger and in better shape to paper. It is expected that many of the so that Lowell might have light. vent the sale, is being arranged for and another Lowell residents will take ad- Board of Trade last Friday eve- undertake a still bigger proposi- THE END A YOKE interesting feature of the after- vantage of the fact that the picnic ning. Showboat Days are also Bar- tion. If noon program is the balloon as- How about doing something lo Following the banquet, served Mrs. F. DeWeert of Everett, ARET GARRETT says social- is being held at Fallasburg Park gain Days at Lowell stores. II Wash., writes The Ledger: "En- cension and double parachuk- overcome the bug menace along by the Methodist ladies. Pres. W. pays to shop in Low-ell. ism is the foundation of drop. to attend. Job printing—Ledger office. ctmed find money order for The Main-st. at night? Fish-flies, V. Burras called for the secre- Ledger /or another year as we do G communism, facism a n d Mr. William Phillips and Mr. charging around the street lamps, tary's minutes and for reports nazism. As the ideals of social- Edward V. Gross in charge of the Delaney Reelected gel in every passerby's eyes, ears, from the committees. Three days not feel ''an do without it It ism gain approval, the mailed fist grounds report that the picnic mouth and collar. They seem lo of special bargains are planned is through the' pages of your pa- of a StaUn or Mussolini or Hitler per we read about our has been assigned to Section D Legion Commander be worst on Wednesday and Sat- the local merchants during the Michigan friends. I wpulu very comes along and takes over the and that the Kent County Park urday nights, when Lowell Iries iwboat. show. Thus, despotic leaders Commission will have tables, it best lo attract crowds. M. N. Henry acted as toastmas- much like lo visit Lowell this have the practical plans which chairs, benches, play ground Charles W. Clark Post 152 One summer, a poison was ter. He introduced Clare Findlay, ThreeSpecialSaleDays summer and see the Showboat." visionary socialists lack, and they equipment and all arrangements elected f»fficers for the ensuing sprayed on the lamps and bushels former Lowell boy and one of the turn the Utopia of which social for a successful picnic. year at the Oty hall Monday of these e>e. ear and nose spe- directors of the Emergency Ex- Although it is an inland stale ists dream, into a system of con- There will be interesting talks night Commander William De- cialists were sw-ep( up dead. How- change Association of Grand Rap- Michigan with its islands in the scienceless force. Socialists start on horticulture by Prof. V. R. laney was re-elected to his office, about repeating that w-holesale ids. w-ho explained the methods Showboat Days Are Bargain Days Great l-ikes has more coastline with pleasing theories and wind Gardner of Michigan State Col- an unusual honor in the history slaughter—or must we b u y of his onsanization. Mr. Henry than any other state in the Un- up bearing yokes as intolerable as lege. and Ham- Lurkins of Ben- of this post. masks? then introduced Mr. Switzer, the ion. possessing over 3.000 miles of any fastened to the necks of the ton Harbor, president of the Other officers elected were: jmain speaker. At Lowell Stores frontage on Lakes Michigan. Su- serfs of the middle ages. Mirhigan Horticultural Society, Vice commander, A. H. Storm- As has been customary, twenty- rior, Huron, St. C'.jir and Erie, zand; finance officer. Warnei Work on the decorative foun- xelusive of the island coastline. and other speakers. tain. w-hich will be placed in Flat five farmers were guests of the Thrifty buyers will flock to reduced prices in all lines ol E A Question Each Week The Ryskamp band will pro- Roth; welfare officer, C. W. Cook; Hoard for the dinner and the lower peninsula has 1,12V chaplain. It B. Starkey; member River on the south side of Main- |Lowell wrlv during Showboal, Koods. II will be a big money- ^ of fron ^ ^ Has Lowell too many bear vide a concert during the after- st. has been temporarily delayed gram. saving opportunity for all local | has 1,115. gardens? noon and evening. of the executive committee. G. L. days. August 2. 3 and 4. All local j' , , .. I)eninsu a Roif. until the arrival of the electric and rural residents. The adjutant has not yet been pump for shooting the water 30 merchants are going to offer spe- visitors who come to Lowell to Michigan oil wells set a new WIS Bam Dance Joseph Graham, 46, appointed. Eight members at- feel in the air. H. D. Hudson is Notice rial sales during those three days, see the Showboat performance hiPh production record for this tended the meeting. giving this pump to the village. Coming to Strand Dies In California The fountain itself is all made To All Correspondentsl o earn out the general festive wi|| nnd it profitable to conu and ready for inslallation as soon spirit of Lowell's celebration. |early in the afternoon and lake ^4.341 barrels, bettering the pns Wheeler Hull Dies as the pump, which has been or- And Advertisers John Hllderley. chairman of advantage of this unprecedented vious monthly record of 961,526 The National Barn Dance, pop- Joseph Graham, 46. a former dered. reaches Lowell. Nine col- ular feature of Station WLS, Chi- resident of South I^owell, passed After Long Illness jored disks, revolting in tiers of the Better Business committee ol jthree-days sale, barrels established in October, three, will pass over spot-lamps the Board of Trade, points out Keep track of Vour wants and crude oil yield cago". will bring many of the most away in Glendale, Calif., July 20, In order to cooperate with ...... > during the first live months of the after an illness resulting from an an 10 b he,d popuiar radio artists to the Strand Wheeler J. Hull. 76. old Lowell' ^ I. that this sales event is not a Dol-1 remember those red letter days airrent year almost doubled that Theatre Wednesday afternoon operation which he underwent merchant auctioneer and sign pattern of ligh* to be played ver- by Lowell merchants on Thurs lar Day. Merchants will display August 2, 3 and 4, iof the same period of 1933. and evening, Aug. L some three weeks ago. painter, passed away on Wed- tically on the rising geyser. day. Friday and Saturday. Aug. The Cumberland Ridge Run- Mr. Graham was bora in South nesday morning at his home on It sounds like a beautv! 2. 3 and 4 (Showboat Days), ners, who combine every type of Lowell in 1888. When about 26 next week's issue of The Ledger The tangled Detroit banking North Washington St. after a situation is near its end. That is old-time playing, singing and fun years of age he moved to Canada long illness with heart trouble. will be published on Wednes- making in their act will furnish where he remained for a few Baseball day morning. It is therefore the report which promises that a Mr. Hull is survived by a Library Committee to Receive liquidating company will soon a real bit of Dixieland. "Ram- years before settling in California brother. Will, of Lowelt Mrs. of the utmost importance that blin"* Red Foley will sing his Suniving are the wife, Tillie; all matter intended for publica- lake over the remaining assets Hull died in 1926. The Fallasburg indoor team, from the receivers. The Guardian novelty songs and ballads. This a daughter Mrs. R. W. Rose and Funeral senices will be held tion reach The Ledger office Contributions For New Books young boy with twinkling brown le^ rt St a, 2 which was recently organized. bank had 14I.IHI0 depositors and if ru^l!^ l:J2^I^ ^^S^ ••I m. Friday at Yeiler's has won six games, lost one and earlier than usual in order to eyes, freckles and a southern ac- of Glendale, a ^"^her.William j chapel. Rev. Vernon Shirlev offi- insure insertion. Correspond- ' | the First National about 400,000. lied one in the last three weeks. Th.. , A final settlement of this mess cent was signed to appear with Graham of Grand Rapids; a sis- dating. Burial at Oakwood. An ents will please send in their A committee lo receive con- 1 the Cumberland Ridge Runners ter, Mrs. \ern Dickerson of Lake- bif,„rv « A double-header played Sunday SSf.".:! —j thrmwh a loan from Iho RFC (lobituary sketch will appear next furnished two victories and a letters one day earlier than tributions for H but was so outstanding that he new; an aunt. Mrs. Kale Wilson. week. usual, without fail. Advertisers buying new books for the library beg for donations. But it will would do much lo stibilize busi- now does a number of personal of Lowell, besides his parents, game with the South Boston team ness in Detroit and Michigan. provided another. The Tuesday shonld have their matter in the has been formed. This Book gratefully receive all monies of- appearances alone. three brothers and two sisters, hands of the Ledger printers on Fund committee consists of Har- fered. Contributions may be giv Another member of the WLS who live in Canada. night game with a challenging For the past eight days the en- Medals Are Given team resulted in a lie score ol Friday and Saturday of this ry Day, Frank Coons, Mrs. Chas. en to any member of the com- Merry-Go-Hound who comes from Mr. Graham had many friends week. Doyle and Mrs. Robert Hahn, mittee. dropped in a box at the tire nation has been baking un- 'way down south is "Slim" Mil- in South Lowell and fid nit y who 1-1. der a torrid sun which has brok- To Chapla, Sterken Anyone wishing lo schedule All other notices and com- with (Miss Audie Post, librarian, library, or mailed to the library ler, winner of many old-time fid- will be saddened to leara of his munications should reach this as ex officio member. or The Ledger. The names of en heat records of many years' dler's contests. Slim also has a untimely passing. games with the Fallasburg team should notify Ham. Eickhoff. office by Saturday of this week Since publication of a story in contributors and the amounts do- standing. At one p. m. yesterday flair for comedy. John Chapla and George Ster- or by Monday at the latest. last week's Ledger about the fi-nated will be published each ^ ' 'hmnometers in the sun ken of Lowell have been award- the captain. rea a s 1 ; s Lulu Belle, whose singing of Thank you for your coopera- nancial condition of the library.'week in this paper, unless con- " 1 .'I" . * . 1-9- Some relief plaintive ballads and ditties of School Dist Must ed medals by the traffic squad of tion. much interest has been awakened tributors request otherwise. Tame last night with a drop in the southern hills whkh are al- the Grand Rapids Safety Council GRASS FIRES Respectfully. in the purchase of new books. Books range in price from from lemperalure and a slight rainfall for their rescue of Roger DeYoung 11 most onkiMrrn to this'generation, Publish Statements The fire department was called THE LEDGER. Only 30 new books were bought 75c to ?3.00, with the average?,"? ^, daybreak this morning, has caused much favorable com- from drowning last January 7. out twice Wednesday lo extin- by the library last year. Since about $1.50. But the committee I IS badly needed in order lo ment is one of the youngest star* Chapla was given the National guish small grass fires, one near the village and school district emphasizes that quarters and save Prow,n,! cn>Ps- Safety council president's medal. No business can expect per- of the group, having just passed The General School Laws of 0 U,,en cannot afford to grant the library jdimes will be appreciated. her nineteenth birthday. Michigan provide that each town- which is awarded only lo Ihoseli^S:^ ,^ ^!l? t prosperity, no matter who apply the Shafer resuscita- ^ Edition Pulses on how encouraging the present mav ' -ce fund, and since the amount | The condition of our library, Chancellor Dollfuss of Austria ship, rural agricultural, and me auaiiion. look, unless they adopt a sys»' -ill give next year is still so splendidly and economically was shot and killed bv his ene- graded school district "shall lion method successfully. VILLAGE TAXES Fire east of low-n on the \\ood- ;0f continuous newspaper n, most of the allotted operated, is yet a challenge to the mies, the Austrian Nazis. Wed- cause to be published" in a local Sterken was voted a special cock farm burned over several imnc ust be used for general j interest of Lowell people and nesdav. Austria, left without a Lowelrell village taxes are due paper a "complete statement of medal by *lhe traffic squad in July 1st Collection fees 1% dur- acres of grass lad Friday after- xpenses, low as those business firms in one of the fine leader, and with her territorial the proceedings of the annual recognition of his towing the boy noon. arts. j integrity endangered by the Ger- ing July. 4% thereafter. school meeting," together with an to shore. Sh^w-t- .' books a year is a iiAHTMAN. Thp fire siren called out vol- L Already the following con- nian Nazis, has requested help "itemized financial statement of Lowell, is proud to congratulate ^ketLP ?^. Ml addition to an trihutior.> ha^e been received: jfrom other European nations, ac- cWt V""" Village Treat. these two young heroes. 1 101 or e,llK the receipts and expenditures— sa shovels and^bflyw-^ " " .at means so much to Mrs. Frank M. Newell $3.00 cording to press reports. Premier 'for the preceding school year." Isu ids Herald or IN .egular patrons and to Press, one year A Anonymous 5.00 Mussolini has mobilized fighting it Days are idso Bar-lThis report must be published Showboat Daly s are also .jool children, as well as to forces stationed in northern Italy ys at Lowell stores. It not later than the first Monday in gain Days al CweO uteres. offer good only on i». cultural reputation of Low- Howard Peckham. I.N bUVEL or where there is I in case armed assistance is asked shop in LoweO. pays to shop in LowelL M elL Mary horn 1.00 X jpmident of the A; -Tican delivery. Senid all ora^ by the Austrian government l Auxiliary. Ledger ofike. TWO THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO, THURSDAY, JULY 2«. 1M4 THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO. THURSDAY. JULY 26. 1934 THREE So. Keene-No. Boston and children, Mr. and Mrs. Fred By Ed. Kreaty Council Proceedings Vanderhof and son, of (irand ClH Lowell Cedger The Fact Findert—and Their Discoveries This and Jhat By Mrs. Ed. Potter Rapids, sjK'nt Sunday with Mr. VILLAGE OF LOWELL and Mrs. C. B. Vanderhof. and Alio Solo From Around Picnic Packages (Official) Mrs. Grover Travis returned M.S.C. Radio Programs iSfmUa The Jolly Community Cluh Sunday night from a week's visit LETS TO OUft UWftoOAY * 35 pieces was held Wednesday at the home Published every Thurnday morning at 210 East Main Street, the Old Town in Lansing with her son, Arley Regular meeting of the Com- of Edith Wheaton al Saranac and Travis, nnd family. i owell. Michigan. Entered at PostolBce at Lowell, Michigan, as CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY for il was decided to hold the cluh Second Class Matter. MONDAY. July 30 THROUGII SATURDAY. AUGUST 4 moIliWinl Counci\« Mrs fcn | MAVfc COW. This is the month we "clean up" stock. You can and children of Durand. visit in Akron, Ohio. The report of Justice Springett reports. , ^ , Correlative passages in the Amiworaip SQOM HIWVOaK no VMTOU. STAMT AOCISS TO IT. for Ihe month of June was read Ayhner and Bert Poller; speaking |day at the Keech collage at Sayings by 12:05 p. m.—Frank N. Barrett, | Rev. R. W. Merrill preached at Mrs. F. II. Swarthout spent last and placed on file. by Wilbur Poller and talk by Crooked Lake. Octo-Generian Poutry Department. | , P* n,• Entomology De- Christian Science textbook in- week in Detroit , the guest of her ,a^ n, n, clude "The fact that Truth over- pick up bargains galore here now— the Valley Avenue Church in Motion by Trustee Day, sup- Mr. Montgomery. Melons ami Mr. and Mrs. Ted Elhart and 12:15 p. m.—Farm Flashes. i l 1' * • sister, Mrs. Urban Dugan. popcorn and candy were served children spent Friday afternoon 12:15 p. m.—Farm Flashes. comes both disease and sin re- r Grand Rapids Sunday evening. ported by Trustee Cook, the fol- Other Editors Wednesday. Aug. 1 assures depressed hope. It im- Mrs. Ernest Taylor of Detroit lowing bills were allowed and with the picnic dinner. Election in Grand Rapidslapid; . Club Garfield Ford, assistant post- of officers followed, the names ol Mr. and Mrs. Anse] Button of 12:00 noon—Weather forecast, Saturday, Aug. 4 >.irts a healthy stimulus to the 61IMD SPOT EYE master, enjoyed the past week- spent Saturday night and Sunday ordered paid. Yeas 5. Roll call. )ody, and regulates the system. with her sister, Mrs. Ray Gable. Carried. whom were published last week. Stanton were guests of Dell Ford THE NORTH PAYS Editor's Note — The following time, livestock and grain markel 12:00 noon—Weather forecast, Summer Suits, Shoes, Summer Trousers, end at the Century of Progress It was voted to meet next year al nnd wife over Saturday night reports. time, livestock and grain markel It increases or diminishes the in Chicago. i Donald MacNaughton was a General Fund Farmers nre not the only class nrticlv is mic of a scries of action, as the case may require, same time and place, third Sun- and Sunday and attended the interested in the fact that north- sketches of the oclopenerians of 2:05 p. m.—Horticultural Dc- reports. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coons and Friday afternoon guest of his Clarence Speaker $ 15.00 day in July. Ford reunion. partment. 12:05 p. m.—To be announced. better than any dnig, alterative, aunt, Mrs. A. J. Nash, of Lansing. ern farmers have paid over this eommunily. Most of these or Ionic." TMS 9lA(iaAM AWAY TO VAftV|U« 0*' r. David returned Friday evening N. Borgerson, P. M 2.00 Don't forget to tell your class- Mrs. Hilton Briggs of Grand 12:15 p. m.—Farm Flashes. twelve dollars in processing tax- venerable persons have spent 12:15 p. m.—Farm Flashes. lAMCtl Mto* TMt Ctt AUOar out POIUT Summer Underwear, Pauama Hats, after a week's vacation at Har- Mr. and 'Mrs. George Doyenga O. J. Breiina 34.60 males about the Saranac school Rapids spent Saturday and Sun- es for every dollar received back their entire lives in this coin- ADA COMMUNITY REFORMED TVS POT WILL MftAPPCAa... bor Springs. spent the weekend at Kalkaska Lowell Lb. 4 Rup. Co... 21.58 reunion to be held August 5th at day, July 14 and 15, with her as rental and crop benefits, while munily and are held in high es- on a business and pleasure trip. Glenn Vos 1.50 Lake Morrison Gardens. parents, Chris Kropf and wife. CHURCH mtntPotccMtesmuHt nwvauMOMKwcvf Dr. Bert E. Quick of New Wil- southern fanners have received teem by a large circle of friends mington, Penn., is spending part Gene Carr 40.00 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roell and Miss EJIura Frost was home hack over four dollars for every and acquaintances. Home Hints Rev. Howard B. Scholten, Pastor. Earl Kaufman, manager of the Fred Gramer 34.60 John Enellins of Grand Rapids from Grand Rupids over Sundav. Homemaker's Summer Hosiery— of his vacation with his aunL East Side Kroger Store, returned were dinner guests of Mr. and The Oron Ford family held dollar they itaid in processing 10:00 a. m.—"Confession." Mrs. iH. J. Coons. Monday from a week's vacation. Fire Dept. Pay Roll 56.25 taxes. To be more exact. Mich- Heavy aluminum frying pans or1 I'M a. m.—Sunday School for Cecil Bibbler 01 Mrs. Geo. Denton Monday. their annual reunion at Fallas- igan. Indiana. Illinois, and Iowa XXIX Corner riddles will clean up" most easily everyone. Delores Lux of Ionia returned Floyd Stinton and wife ol Cecil Bibbler .58 Mrs. Helen Klassen was a week burg Park Sunday. paid $49.900,033.39 in processing MRS. FRANK RANDALL Ey placing them over a hot flame. 7:30 p. m.—"The Only Door." home Sunday evening after a Three Rivers spent the week-end Hllderley Drug Store.... 24.30 end guest at the Geo. Denton Mr. and Mrs. Will Millbaur, taxes and got back only $4,001,-j Grease or burns and the worst 8:45 p. m.—Christian Endeav- nSiKffifSLSS?1- * *25* OWKWalEMCLAMC things to keep you cool and comfortable week's visit with her grandmoth- with his mother, Mrs. Mary Stin- TTie Lowell ledger 17.91 homei formerly Ruth Mitchell of Mose- 958.27. while the southern states' Sh, e ,i s still another of our New- Ity Home Economlca Specialists, lAMfeCAU ODUMCfi weitt BOUUft i DUCKtO IU WATIP er, Mrs. Lena Lux. ton. L L. A P. Plant 5.46 Mrs. Frank Thompson and Mr. ley, and their three children born Michigan Slate College. stains will come ofT and the pans or. Topic, "Great Missionary JtAtUMiaMMIMT. of Texas. Mississippi. Alabama residents. Mrs. Han- will clean up brightly. Hymns." Leader, Miss Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gunson of L. L. A P. Plant 4A5 and Mrs. Allen Reisdorph are were Sunday guests al Pete Pet- ( a at prices marked down so low they're bound to sell. Mrs. F. E. White returned home spending a week at Torch Lake. erson's and Dell Ford's. and Louisiana onlv paid in !*iri.- ' '' greeted the world in Oswego Crum. East Lansing were -guest . s of Mr. .Tuesday after a several days' vis Fineis Oil Co 77 (599.027.94. but received in rent- U«unly, N. Y., in 1853. where her R. D. Hahn 45 Mrs. Chorley is assisting at the Jim Ford is painting the^Mose- Beet sugar will make as good Sticky, soiled leather on furn- Tuesday, 8:00 p. m.—Choral every Sunday. and Mrs. Melville B. McPherson with her aunt, Mrs. Sutfln, at al and crop benefits a total of ^hcr, Air. Johnson, had a farm, Union. were Thursday guests of Mr. and Price Rile iHkmlware.... 18.40 Thompson home while Ihey are ley school house. shc was lhe jelly as cane, is the statement iture may be best cleaneu bv nib- Communion the first Sundav in Weit Keene for a few days last week. jOvid. forty-five millions of dollars col youngest of four bing with a piece of cheesecloth Wednesday, 2:00 p. m.—Ladies Mrs. J. E. Lind at Campau Lake. away. Born, Sunday, July 22, a lectetl frrrn the farmers of four children, all of whom are now made by home economics spec- each month. By Mn. F. A. Daniels Howard Kennedy was a Sun. Mrs. John Flogaus visited her Mr. and Mrs. George Farrell of Total $ 279.14 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carnahan daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. ialists al Michigan State College. moistened with banana oil and Mission Band in the home of Mrs. Classes for all ages. Come and son Crandall and wife al their northern states and paving it followed up with a clean soft Rathbone. day guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Grand Rapids were Friday eve- Lowell Lbr. A Sup. Co... 8.00 and son and Mr. and Mrs. James Engeman, Jr. of Belding. Her out to farmers of southern stales I ''ie Johnsons moved around Tliere is no reason why equally enjoy the service with us. and cake social on the church collage al While Lake, near Pon- ning callers at the M. D. Hoyt Baird spent Thursday evening in name is Mary Judith. Mrs. Enge- ,,,c cloth. "He that covereth his sins shall The sympathy of this commun- Ames in Orange township. Cecil Bibbler % is a matter of vital interest not county and lived last in Ful- good results should not be ob- • • • Mrs. L. A. Dygerl, Bible School Lowell Dut. No* S grounds the second week in tiac, the lirst of the week. home. Grand Rapids with Mr. and Mrs. man was formerly Miss Dorothy ,on not prosper; but who so con- ity is extended to the sorrowing Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Ames were jCowell Stems Lowell Lbr. A Sup. Co... 466.04 only lo fanners, but to every per- - Mr^- Randall attended coun- tained from either, according to Supt. Monday dinner guests of Howard (Mra. J. P. Needham) August, exact date to be given out Homer Thornton. Vandenbroeck of Moseley. ,r v food experts. The two types of Keep bamboo furniture in good fesseth and forsaketh them shall relatives of (Mark Bowen whose Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rittenger Pat and Jack {Howard of De- Archie Lewis 15.00 son in the four slates which have . school, ami before she was death occurred last Friday. Mark Kennedy later. and family and Mr. and Mrs. J. iH. Ray Dennis 4.00 Mr. and Mrs. Aloysius Hoovei Due lo the prolonged drought s , sugar nre exactly the same chem- condition by going over it occa- have mercy." Prov. 28:13. ADA CONGREGATIONAL CH Gerald Rollins in company troit are spending their vacation and friends of lonin spent Wed- been deprived of hist that much ^^'l•l n she was married. Frank sionally with equal parts of lin- was a Keene resident nearly all Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Siehl of De- Mrs. James Needham, Sr. and of25,30 and Rittenger spent Sunday al Port with their grandmother, Mrs. quite a number of farmers are buying power. Taking over 45 jlnu'lJi" bad moved lo lonia,lMich- ically and physically and any H. A. Luten, Pastor with the Lohnes brothers of Alto nesday evening at the John Hoov- having a hard time to get water rtn i| ,, Wi, seed oil and turpentine. of his life and highly esteemed by troit were Keene visitors Tues- family in company with Mr. and Sheldon on Lake (Michigan. John (Howard. Total 494.50 differences are caused by the • • • ZION M. E. CHURCH and Boyce Evans are taking their er home. million dollars out of those four '8 » - il s back to New York Sermon at 11 a. m. all his acquaintances. Burial in day and Wednesday. Mrs. C. Baker spent Sunday with enough for their stock. northern slates and sending if on a visit. refining process. German preaching Sunday at 10 outing camping at Eaton Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Doyle John Kinsley of North Park re- CWA There were about 30 members Miss Emma Kropf spent Sun- a An easy way to polish win- All are welcome to attend Pinkney cemetery following ser- Mr. and Mrs. Dell Weatherby a 35 2/earsJfffo south aflTects the prosperitv not, bride Mrs. Randall came to The type of crystal depends on o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomson and family and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. turned home lasfl Friday after a Rogers Transfer Line...8 7.00 of Keene Grange at the Reforma- day wilh her sister, Mrs. Hilton her dows is to rub them with a cha- vices at Densmore's chapel In of Muskegon, Mrs. Alice Haynes their cottage at Baiioff Lake. only of the fanners but of "every father-in-law's farm, south- the purification process. The Bible school at 11 o'clock. Saranac Monday afternoon. the Lowell Ledger and the Shivel spent the week-end al two weeks' visit wilh his aunt, tory at Ionia Tuesday. Briggs, of Grand Rapids. more times the sugar has been mois dipped in a full strength or You are cordially invited. WHITNEYVILLE CHURCH nnd grandson of Fremont and Farmers are now busy with their "shack" on Pine River. Mrs. Ava Wardell. City Hall Oper. Mrs. Mary Poller spent Monday Mrs. Whaley of Chicago was a merchant, tloctor, manufacturer jcast of Ionia and lived there ten strong solution of rubbing alco their oat harvest which is great Grand Rapids Herald, both for July 29, 1909—25 Years Ago and laborer of the states from!>cars- Mr. Randall was a cooper recrystalized, the finer will be John Claus, pastor. Sunday school-10:30 a. m. The Birthday Club held a pot- Mrs. Elsie Hhynes of Grand Rap- 85.50 on R. F. D. routes. All Fred Gramer $ 8.00 night with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur guest last week at the Gordon hoi. Morning preaching—11:30 a. m luck dinner at the home of Mr. ids were Monday visitors of Mr. ly shortened by the dry weather, C. J. Bradish and Mrs. Lulu Mrs. Kate Wilson returned Mr. and Mrs. Robert Townsend L. L. A P. Plant 7.54 which the money was taken, and by Irade, and his work necessi- the product prepared. The im- Herald clubbing offers are good home Monday after a week's vis- of Charlotte and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell in Ionia and attended the Frost home. tated their moving finally to Grat- portant thing in buying sugar Epworlh League—7:00 p. m. and Mrs. Frank Daniels Sunday. and Mrs. Lee Lampkin. and beans need rain to save then* Merriman were united in marri- R. 1). Hahn .57 meeting of Grangers Tuesday and prolongs the depression in those If you like your bronze orna- UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH from ruin. •t The Ledger office. it in Grand Rapids with Mr. and Claire Townsend of Lansing vis- four northern states. If such a tan Center. In making barrels for jelly-making is to note the Evening preaching—8:00 p. m. Six birthdays were honored and age by Rev. S. T. Morris in Grand spent Tuesday night and Wed- ments clean and polished, rub of WEST LOWELL Wednesday evening prayer seventen partook of the dinner. The South Lowell Ladies Aid Rapids. Mrs. Win. K. Graham and family. ited their mother, Mrs. Jennie Total $ 16.11 (Last week's letter) program under the AAA is a part and barrel hoops, he had to split size of granules. One of the hardest speeches in Read the Ledger Ads. Townsend, Sunday. nesday with Edith Wheaton in Acid, pectin, and sugar in the jhem with a little furniture poK Edward Gamble, Pastor meeting, 7:45 p. m. Music and singing old familiar society will hold an ice cream Charles T. Wooding, former Guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Saranac. l-ee Keech attended the hall of the new "social onler." or long poles, take out the center sec- ish and wipe them clean with a the world to make sound con- Street game in Detroit Thursday and one of the phases of the "redisl- tion or heart, and shave down correct amounts is the rule for Soath Ward School Rev. J. G. Ballard, pastor. songs with iMrs. Lula Ellison at vincing is the one setting forth Lowell banker, passed away at Ashley and family Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wood, who' George Roasch was a dinner good jelly-making. A simple dry cloth. the piano featured the afternoon. U. B. A hospital in Grand Rapids. Mrs. Ashley's sister, Mrs. James spent a week wilh their parents, Lowell Lbr. A Sup. Co.. .* 1.16 guest Sunday at the Poller home. Mrs. Keech nnd baby spent the ribution of wealth." or just an the sides until they could be bent. Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. the reasons why your son can't Fred Gramer 6.30 day with her parents, Mr. and incident of the "New Deal." we Over fifty years ago Mr., and means of determining the amount SNOW M. E. CHURCH Mr. -and IMrs. Elmer Cilley buy a dog. Dr. E. A. Hodges writes from Crane and son Holland of Lan- Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Wood, at Callers were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A decidedly attractive way of West Lowell Chnrch Preaching 10 a. m. | > U.S.S. Houston Steaming Padfic With Piesidcot [ Newkirk, Okla., saying the ther- Murray Lake, returned to Buffalo, Jack Fahrni 21.60 Mrs. Zeigler, of Ionia. ale against it and would prefer Mrs. Randall moved to Lowell. of pectin in a fruit juice is the sing. 18.00 Wheaton and evening guests were epsom salts test. Mix together preparing baked potatoes is to re- Sunday School—10:30 a. m. Sunday school 11 a. m. mometer registered from 100 to N. Y., Sunday morning. L. A. Tanner Lucy and Fred Bowen. Miss Velma Keech spent last just an old fashioned "square Mr. Randall worked in Marshall's move them from the shell after Mr. and Mrs. Wm. K. Ross and Ed. Clemenz 18.00 week with friends in Battle deal."—Cassopolis Vigilant. Cooper Shop, torn down just this one teaspoon of cooked fruit Morning service at 11:30. Sub- James G. Halliard. Pastor. 100 in the shade. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Denlon had cookinq, mash them with butter, TF! iRev; Joseph Drew of Grattan family are spending two weeks Miss Ethel Stinton, who has John Dawson 15.00 Creek. The South is in the saddle and summer, turning out barrels for juice, one-half teaspoon sugar, ject, "Rejoice Evermore." wilh Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nesman been attending summer school in 6.30 dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. and one-quarter teaspoon of ep- salt and pepper and a well-beaten Evening service—7:30 will be BOWNF CENTER M.B. CHURCH township, who spent several Fred Gramer Cmmbeen at their farm home. Clayton Engle spent Friday the North is paying. the local milling company. At one yolk of egg. Then place them in of Lansing at a collage at Murray Detroit, came Monday lo spend John Dawson 16.00 evening wilh Jack Tomlinson. time as many as twenty men som salts. Stir until all are dis- conducted by the Gospel Team. C. A. Lohnes, Pastor Real Protection Against Fire years jn Innsbruck, Austria, in the remainder of the summer the half-shells and brown them Special singing by the quartet studying for the priesthood, cele- l^ake. L. A. Tanner 18.0!) Mr. and Mrs. Roye Ford and were employed there. Mr. Ran- solved and let stand five min- Sunday School —10:30 a. m. with her mother, Mrs. Mary Slin John Fahrni 21.60 TOO MUCH EDUCATION utes. If the mixture sets into a in the oven. They taste better and varied program of interest Alvin Berge, Supt. Fire ininraace is imaiaBity againat great financial loss brated nis first solemn mass in Donald Cameron of Wyandotte North Bell District son Dale and Mr. and Mrs. Ted dall passed away in 1918. mm ton. John Dawson 3.IH) Elhnrl and children spent Sunday The following observation by Mrs. Randall has returned to jelly within this time, it is a good and they're much more ewily Prayer meeting—Thursday at Public worship—11:30 a. m. when calamity overtakes yon. When insnred against fire St. Patrick"s church at Parnell. returned home Monday morning handled at the table. Misses Nemma Freeman and after a four days' visit with his Fineis Oil Co . 14.19 By Mrs. Elmer Marshall wilh their cousins. Ray and Lyle T. E. Johnson. Editor of the New York two or three times to jellying juice. • • • 7:45 p. m. Preaching by the pastor. yon expect to be reirabnracd for everything that is barned Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burns and A hearty welcome to all. Rose Fahrni of South Boston left parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Cam- son Jimmy of Detroit were week- R. 1). Hahn .48 Pintler, and families at Entiican. Rockford Register, will be read visit, but always she has been Pectin may be prepared sim- —will yon? Do yon know yonr policy contract? A Com- Price Rile Hardware.. 7.05 with some interest for the reason glad to get back to Michigan. She ply in the home by using one Even the most delicate fabric CASCADE CHURCH OF CHRIS/ pany will do no more than its policy provides. We write for a twelve days* outing at Nia- eron. end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jess William Filkins was pleasanlly pound of apples (skin and cores) may be cleaned of ink-stains with Sunday school, 10 a. m. a blanket policy on personal. It often pays doable the gara Falls. Guernsey, also at the Heberly res- surprised on his 69th birthday, Have your business or person- that Mr. Johnson, who was has two sons, Frank, who lives a teaspoonful of lemon salts di- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Howk visit- Total * 183.68 formerly State Superintendent with her at 820 Monroe St., and juice of one lemon, and one Church services, 11 a. m- amount a clasaitled policy will pay. Oar policy ia broad Mrs. Lura White of Vergennes ed her mother, Mrs. Jennie Dows, idence at the Beatrice Guernsey Saturday, July 14th, when Mr. al stationery printed nt The ouart of water. Boil one-half lo luted in a saucer of hot water. S. B. Wenger, Minister and liberal in ita coverage, particalarly adapted to the was given a surprise postal card farm home at Fox's Corners. Band and Mrs. Isaac Filkins and Mr. ledger ollice. Good materials of Public Instruction, has given Orris of Grand Rapids. Mrs. iSOak the fabric a short while, L. C. Doerr, pastor. of Ionia Sunday. Mrs. Dows. who many years of thought to school Randall has been a mother thrice Inree-quarters hour, press juice Come to church where it is farmer'a requirenenta. It docs not conUin hidden con- shower , receiving nearly 200 has been very ill, is improving Bruce McMahon and Glendon Lowell Board of Trade..? 65.00 ami Mrs. Lyle iBovee and sons and fine quality workmanship and educational matters. Mr. over. She reared her own sons, through cloth bag, and drain paint over it with a brush dipped cool. Our fans make it better ditions or provisions to limit or void the Company's li- cards honoring her 77lh birth- walked in at noon wilh well fill- assured. in a solution of glycerine and day. every day. Swarthout, who spent the week- Light and Power Johnson writes: then kept her grandchildren for through heavy flannel or hair than at home. July is alive with SOUTH LOWELL M. E. CHURCH ability. It Is accepted by the Federal Land Bank and end with their parents, returned ed baskets lo have dinner with several years, and now has a cloth bag without pressure. Bot- water and follow that with a few Public worship at 9:00 a. m other loaning agencies. Announcements were just re- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wood Ray Covert $ .90 him. A feature of the dinner was "For a long time the writer drops of ammonia solution. interest, and the weather is the and daughter, Dorothy Hawley, to Charlevoix Tuesday morning has been endeavoring to form- great gnmdchild in her care. tle the juice. Process for 15 • • • best. Preaching by Pastor C. A. Lohnes We have assets and resonrces totaling more than One ceived of the marriage in Decem- where they nre playing with W. iH. Qholerton 1.15 a lovely three-layer birthday cake ulate in his own mind a definite Rheumatism prevents Mrs. Ran- minutes in a water bath in boil- Church school at 10:00 a. m. Sunday School following. Mrs Quarter Million Dollars. Onrmethodof levying assessments ber of Miss May Belle Blakeslee of Holland spent several days last Cecil Bibbler 3.46 baked by Isaac Filkins. Save time and trouble in wash- week with Mr. nnd Mrs. George Jerry Kchroeder and his M. S. C. determination as to how much dall from getting out much, but in ing water. Th^ amount of pec- Morning Worship at 11:00 a. m. James Needham, Supt. on the anniversary of the policy provides a daily cash Income and John A. McSorley. orchestra. Rogers Transfer Line... 21.00 Born, Monday morning, July 23, Takes 6 Inches education is worth while. Every- her house, she does all her work, tin needed in any fruit juice can ing a stack of dishes by passing Sermon subject, "living by Ad- with which to pay losses eliminating the necessity of Dr. J. C. LSmith was host at a Lee and family. The I^owell Journal 8.50 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dalstra, a one will agree that the ordinary including the washings. She be found by adding pectin to the each dish under the hot water venture." using our surplus except in extreme emergency. We al- big spread to Ihe Pickle Bachelor Little Miss Barbara Davis of Miss Phyllis Weekes, who has Armstrong Appli. Corp.. 2.88 line baby boy, third child. Mr. faucet before regular washing. Club at Hotel Waverley. been attending summer school at elementary or common school!reads without glasses. raw juice and making the jelly All Church ice cream social at Seeks Governorship low credits for lightning rods, approved fire extinguishers East lanslng will be the guest of Fineis Oil Co 13.45 and Mrs. Dalstra reside in the Off Hips and Bust education is essential. Then test previously mentioned. The worst of the grease goes the Warren home at Fox's Cor- and fire resisting roofs on dwellings. Neither the Secre- Mrs. Lura Vining occupying the her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Michigan Stale College, will Eurekn Vacuum Cle. Co.. 7.28 John Freeman tenant house on —Scribe. down the drain and the washing Carrie Avery home, the latter come to Lowell Friday to spend comes a period of years when If commercial pectin is pre- ners, sponsored by the Yardley tsry nor any other officer of our Company receives a com- Melville B. McPherson, for Ihe Motman Hondorp Co 6.40 L'S-16. The SAFE Way to Reduce the youth has no economic val- ferred, care should be taken to is much easier, requiring fewer Group, Friday evening, July 27. mission or royalty from the sale of fire extinguishers or having provided in her will that the remainder of the summer at Pyrene Munufacting Co.. 7.19 Will Draper had a narrow es- changes of water. Mrs. Vining should have posses- rest of the summer. the home of her iKirents, Mr. and ue. when he might just as well exactly follow the manufact- • • • Miscellaneous program at tables. spark arresters. We malnUln a thorough system of In- Kuhlman Electric Co 277.8? cape from serious injury last be utilizing his time in learning urer's mles. Prepared pectin The pastor will contribute some- spection to eliminate over-insarance, fire haxards and sion during her life. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. P. Mrs. H. L. Weekes. Capitol Electric (x) 2.10 Tuesday while raking hay, with "For three months I've used is used for surety even with When roastinc lamb or beef, questionable risks. All legitimate losses are promptly ad- Mrs. S. O. Littlefleld returned Uux and family Saturday were F. Rainville Co 2.13 his car pulling the rake. Jay Par- Kruschen Salts—I've lost 45 lbs. something which will belter lltj shake a pinch of cinnamon on the thing of his University experi- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tefl and baby Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Grimmer and him for later life. But it wouidj fmit having enough pectin. It ences this summer and Mr. J. M. justed and settled. Premium or assessment payments ar- from a month's visit with friends little daughter Margie have re- West Electric Co 1.13 sons was driving the car while —taken 6 inches off bust—3 bot- will increase the yield of jelly bottom of the oven before put- ts-ged to suit convenience. Write for financial statement in PennsylvanLn nnd Ohio. of Lansing and Mr. Unix's broth- Annocda Wire and Mr. Draper manipulated the rake. tles gave me splendid results."— seem lo be pretty clearly deter-1 ting the meat in, and allow it to Townsend of Hastings Banner turned to Detroit after a ten days mined today that a large part of| and lessen the amount of time re- will lead community singing. All and other information. Please give your section number, PANAMA. Canal go* Rev. Fr. Troy of Parnell was er Mall of Grand Rapids. visit with Mr. and Mra. Jess Cable Co 205.50 Nearing the top of a hill the mo Mrs. Carl Wilson. quired for making. remain while the meat is cooking. township and connty. called to Oklahoma by the seri- Electro Master Co 6.18 lor stalled, the brakes would not A half teaspoonful of Kruschen our population has no desire fur j You avoid the heavy odor of the are welcome. -Mrs. William Alden Smith. Mrs. Guernsey and at the Heberly res- the traditional high school course I ous illness of his brother. Dudley E. Waters and Mrs. Frank idence at Beatrice Guernsey's Electric Supply Co 36.01 hold and the car started back- in a glass of hot water every which is fundamentally still a j oven usually associated with Lowell—D. A. Wingeler, Harry Day. R. E. Sprlngett, Grant Mrs. F. J. Bulask and four chil- William Murphy 11.55 ward. Mr. Draper, seeing a crash morning is the secret how over- cooking either of these two meats. Alton Commnnlty Chnrch aalate when ttey want aahota at Mayaffoea, Jewell of Grand Rapids were farm home al Fox'^ Corners. college preparatory course. So Warner. taeo, wn -or dren of Toledo came for on ex- luncheon guests of Mrs. Melville O. Smith 3.50 coming, jumped, but the raki' weight folks can reduce SAFELY By Patricia Dow Remember When S. B. Wenger, Minister ' cruiaer Houaton stood by in the offlag. tended visit wilh her parents, Mr. Inez Louise Cole, daughter of Art White 3.00 buckled and was dragged ovei and at the same time gain physi- it would seem that we could j Cascade—Joha J. Wattersoa. McPherson lasl Wednesday. with profit reduce the number! Quite a few chUdren wouldn't All be at church Sunday eve- and Mrs. Samuel Chambers, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coly, danced a Dan Simon 3.00 his abdomen, rendering him un- cal attractiveness. One bottle lasts taking such courses and try to be so bad if if weren't for the ng- other relatives. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lyle Gardner of loe number at the Civic Auditor- Dave McCall 4.73 conscious for some lime. He is 4 weeks. You can gel Kruschen When you could kiss a girl and Detroit, who came to Lowelhto ium in Grand Rapids this week Salts at any drug store in the give them something of a vo- taste nothing but girl? parent- they have to live with. Children's sermon, 8:15 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Simpson and Max Raynior 3.10 still lame and sore but suffered cational or at least a partly vo- Other children wouldn't be so Subject for 8:30 address, "See- children returned from a trip to attend the funeral of their niece, Wednesday evening for Ihe ban- Jay Garter 6.30 no other ill effects. world. When corn was dried by tlic State Mutual Fire Ins. Co. Lima, Ind. Pauline Gardner, visited ..Irs. quet given in honor of the State cational type. In townwns such aass j 7# sinmle process of cutting' the bad if their parents would stay ing Jesus in a Dilemma." Bring a There it no gamble on Merchandite F. J. McMahon 124.62 S. L. Mclntyre ami son Keith this we have not donme anything L home long enough to live with neighbor. Lena Luz Sunday and Monday. Federation of Woman' Clubs. She James McMahon 64.80 were in Grand Rapids Wednes- keniefs tttf u\c col) and spreading wore a pink satin ballel dress. much but have tried to keep -the J them on the roof to parch? them. Home ORice: 702 Church SU Flint. Mich. bought at the July 28, 1904—30 Years Ago In renewing her subscription Mert tSnnclair 53.46 day to attend the horse shoe pit- old and add a little of the new. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Valda Chalerdon 45.36 ching contest between Ted Allen, BusLine Schedule When the best kind of lye was btNVEB . . . Miaa Joaepbinc W. V. BURRAS. Pres. H. K. FISK, Sec'y. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. E. D. to The Ledger, Mrs. G. H. Alex- Arno Alley of Galconda, III., The results on the whole have made from wood ashes? They Do not send your Job printing Ray William Merrill, Minister. Worthings, a son. ander of The iHeights, Roscom- and his guests, I>ee Holland and Byrne McMahon 48.60 the World Champion, and Fern- not been as satisfactory as we Roche (above), one of the bc*t Paul Rickert 40.50 ando Isais, the California cham- Grand Rapids—Ionia—Lansing were emptied into a barrel, in out of town. We patronize home Services Sunday at 10:30 with known woman lad us trial lata of .the C. W. Parks received large or- mon County, says "We certainly Chester Jones of Lowell, narrow- would have hked. the bottom of which straw had industries ourselves, employ home ders faster than he could fill enjoy the Udger wilh its news of ly escaped drowning last Tues- Mabel Kirapp 40.50 pion. A. A. Schnbel, Pres. "Then comes the question of election of delegate to the annual U. 8., kaa announced her candidacy Kiltie Charles 11.25 Mrs. Lyle Bovee and sons, Roy been spread and holes cut. Water labor and respectfully ask you to Conference to be held at Petos- for the Democratic-aominatioa tor Gamble Store Ihem for his newly invented hand the Old Home Town." day afternoon when they were (Lowell Time) college. Too large a percentage Jerry Devine 36.00 Kyser and daughters, attended poured on the top would filter do the same. Our prices are rea- key in September. uovenor of Oolorada. truck. caught in a draw just below the of our people have gone on to through the ashes and in due sonable, and we do our work with Mrs. Alex Stahl passed away at Guests of Mrs. Ruby Hudson dam on the Kentucky side of the Ted VanOcker 34.20 the Kyser family reunion at Riv- EAST DAILY WEST higher educatioivil institutions The pastor will preach on "St f last Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. E. Ray Ingersoll 32.40 erside Park, Ionia, Saturday. time come out at the bottom in care. John's Letter to the Church at MICHIGAN BELL her home near Elmdale. Ohio river. They were rescued without much regard for any- the form of "lye." They called Every article it just at advertised. A. W. Weekes' cow was killed P. Hhidson of Rockford and Mr. by fishermen, who, with aid of Gerald Slaal 33.00 Miss F?rn Mclntyre of Lousing, 7:35 a. m. 8:55 a. m. thing but the fact that it "seem- Pergamus." Municipal Accept. Corp. 399.44 spent the week-end with her por- 10:35 a. m. 12:25 p. m. the contrivance a "leach," which Bible School at 11:30. TELEPHONE CO. Sold on a guarantee. by lightning. and Mrs. Charles Ward of Bost- thei?irr poles, pulled the young men ed the thing to do". It came has more than one meaning these Charles Davis erected a building wick I-ike. Mr. and Mrs. Ward out of the treacherous waters Price Rite Hardware.... .90 ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Mclntyre. 2:35 p. m. 3:55 p. m, along much like measles and I days. KSaaHSI in Alto to be used for residence also visited Mrs. Hudson Monday Miss Rosalyn Scheulcr of PC' 5125 p, m. 8:3.1 p. m. whooping cough. The student When little girls wore hair rib- Vergennes We invite you to come in and get acquaint- and store on site of old barber morning. Total *1,614.34 wamo, a former tcacher of the was exposed to a few courses, North Bell school, was a week- EAST SUNDAY WEST bons to match their sashes'? Worship and sermon by Iho shop. West Lowell Water Works none of them meaning much lo When "gold-headed" unbrellas Pastor at 9:00. Dr. Cora Moon of Kansas vis- In a letter from Mrs. F. W. Hin- end guest of Mr. and Mrs. John ed with the Gamble Store Agency. van of iHollywood, Calif., she By Mrs. Melvin Court 7:35 a. m. 10:55 a. m. him. and at the end of four years and walking sticks were promin- ited her parents in Keene. Ray IH. Covert 8 .71 Freeman. 5:25 p. m. 8:35 p. ra. when he went out into the world ent accessories to the young man CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Mrs. Nelson Lewis of Moseley stales "1 am enclosing n check for W. S. Reuhland 11.25 Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Lee and he found that very little of it who wanted to cut a swell flirure? Rev. Vernon Shirley, pastor. Located in Lowell, Mich., on Main St. died after a long illness. renewal of our subscription. Wc James E. Green spent Wednes- Mich. Bell Tel. Co 3.01 son Dick, iu company with Mr. New Low Prices on Round Trips. had taken and that he was really do not like to miss a single copy Crane Co 3.56 I 10:00 a. m. — Sunday School. Goodrich Kopf fell from Ihe day in Lansing. R. G. Jefferies and son Harold no belter oil" than before. In On the Bridge. stairway of his form house, bad- of The Ledger as il is like gelling Mrs. Gabe Onan and mother, of Lowell spent Ihe week-end al STATION AT [The Ledger wants more re- 11 KM) a. m.—Preaching service. h letter from home." fact he had been educated awa> miniscences of this sort. Every 7:00 p. m.—Junior N. Y. P. S. ly bruising his head and dislo Mrs. Reynolds, were Wednesday Total ? 18.53 Wall I^ake, guests of Mr. and Mrs. from many kinds of useful work old resident can think of a few eating his shoulder. visitors al the home of Mr. and J. M. Townsend of Mastings. Henry's Drug Store and without anything real hav- 7:00 p. m.—N. Y. P. S. Service. Dr. C. E. Davis of Vcrmonlville Total bills paid.! 92,678.30 and it is merely a matter of re- 7:45 p. m.—Evening Service Owen J. Parker built a sum- Mrs. Archie Ross. Mrs. John Freeman is recover- ing been given him in its place. and Henry Ebmyer of Burnips Miss Dorothy Billinger entered On motion by Trustee Roth, 203 E. Main St. Lowell, Mich. ducing them to writing and send- mer cottage ot the Byrne resort spent the week-end with their supported by Trustee Day, the ing from a severe attack of the "It is high lime that we stop- ing them in. They will be cor- on Pine Island lake in Grattan. the hospital at Ann Arbor Slon- flu. Secure Tickets Before Boarding ped long enough at least to eval- LOWELL BAPTIST CHURCH 'tt aunt and sister, Mrs. Emma Gunn, day morning for a nasal opera- Council adjourned. Yeas 5. Car- Baa rected if needed. Send them in.] J. A. Cook, Prop. Miss Irene Stone returned from who accompanied them to the Mr. and Mrs. Art Vanderhol A. J. Hoolsena, pastor. ried. uate the situation and decide a five months' visit with her sis- tion. whether it is worth while to Bible Class, 10:00 a. m. FABUWOOtM 6tl Nil latter place Monday for n few Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Zwemei Read and approved July 16, 1934. When local business men do ter at Willow City, N. D. days visit yilh her sister. continue our present educational Preaching, "Consecration," at cor A stvfu-rm Miss Bessie Faulkner taking a and little daughter Marion called O. J. BREZINA. policies." not advertise in local newspa- 11:00 a. m. Village Clerk ftAOtO C6T HE VKM.L commerical course at McLach- Mr. and Mrs. George Lee ana al Melvin Court's residence Fri- pers, it means a dead business, tf B. Y. P. U., three divisions, 6:30. day evening. JOHN A. AREHART, TRAOe POQ. A POOft- lan's business college in Grand daughter Shirley and their guest. Vacation Needs Use The Ledger want column if Preaching, "Evangelistic," 7:30. Rapids. Jackie Cook of Grand Rapids, Arthur Green and Dr. M. J. Village President. • NO WASTED CURRENT Mid-week meeting Wednesday you have anything for sale, for TUfte COW... James Anderson returned from nnd Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Coons and Court attended the Board of I'aper Plates Vstuatn Bottle? rent, lost or found. • NO SCORCHED CLOTHES evening. 7:30. a Ihree months' sojourn in Ore- Mrs. Sarah Purely attended the Trade banquet at Lowell Friday Mrs. Samuel InAiU Thursday evening Young Peo- LEGAL NOTICES Paper Cups Bathing Caps gon, advising people not to go rural carriers' picnic at Camp evening. Paper Napkins Bathing Shoes ple's Bible Class, 7:30. to Oregon lo farm if they had Ijake near Sparta Saturday. Meredith Schmidt is spending August 14, Tuesday evening, the APPOINTMENT OF ADMINIS- Papt'r Spoons Sun Visors farms in Michigan. the week wilh her cousin in Paper Forks Sun Glasses Wheaton College Gospel Messen- Miss Cassie June Lee is ac- Frceport. TRATOR %rfuianuUic ger will render a program at the First Aid Kits Tooth Brushes July 27, 1899—35 Years Ago companying her cousins, Mr. and Dr. and Mrs. Maurice Court State of Michigan. The Probate Flashlights Tooth Pastes Designed in Siies: 14, 16, 18, ILICTKIC IlkON church. All welcome. Mrs. Geo. Atkinson nnd daughter were Sunday dinner guests of Court for the County of Kent. 20. with butt measures 32. 34, 36. (Last Sunday morning the con- Files missing. Batteries Face Powders June on a two weeks' camping Mr. and Mrs. Emory Allison in At a session of said court, held Bulbs Talcum Powders yoo, up: , ^ 38. and 40 and 42. Size 18 requires 'THE Coleman Automatic gregation received a pleasant sur- trip throughout eastern Michigan. Sparta. They spent the afternoon at the probate office in the city of 3 2/3 yards of 39 inch material prise as they listened lo a very Use the Lowell Ledger. Fountain Pens Shaving Powders Iron Saves $2 to $5 t year CHOOSE MICHIGAN They also plan to visit Charle- at Muskegon Beach on Lake Mich- Grand Rapids, in said county, on Stationery- Shaving Creams «ith % yard contrasting. on electric current line, well prepared and inspira- FREE Housewives voix ami Petoskey this week be- igan. the 19th (lay of July, A. D., 1934. tional message given by our (Have your name cards printed Razor Blades Poison Ivy Salve NEW HOUSE DRESS When It reachea the tempentuta . Write ua far a frn Ita Uttla of fore returning. Miss Fannie I^ee of Charlotte Present: Hon. JOHN DALTON, Anti-Skeeter Lotion Etc. at which the thermostat is tet, the young preacher, a Lowell boy, FOR YOUR VACATION at The Ledger office. Beautiful is visiting at the home of her sis- Judge of Probate. "A Ury boy and a warm M art extrcmtlyPatter n 8251—Alost young ma- current ia au'~madc«Ily cut oa. It who just returned from a Bible white vellum panelled cards. Rev. R. W. Merrill acc9mpanied ter, Mrs. Charles Billinger. In Ihe Matter of the Estate of Sffrndt to pan" LiW VaW. Or. W-r • Choice of Script, Old English or C. H. Runciman lo Manistee Fri- Irons crave a workaday costpme "cotutt" or "frm wketit"on stored School in the West, Ervin Basler. bottk freta your Jf wttch car- Mlrhlgaa offers both the natnral aad maomade faeUltiea for Mr. -and Mrs. Floyd Stinton of Lavina Denny, Deceased. which is easy to put on ,no bother beat. 40f of th* tin* it is in um The pastor was called on the Plate Gothic type. Proper sixes day where they and Supt. W. W. W. C. Hartman JULY almoat any kind of vacation one can desire. Uto vtgorooa fol- Three Rivers, Mrs. Mary Stinton, Frankie B. French having filed lo keep fresh, and doesn't look it coMumea no ekctzidty. This last moment to speak at McBain, ww^ whkrramr WtuflbMutifoUr for Mrs., Miss and Mr. Gumser and Mr. LShank spent two Mr. and Mrs. Will Mullen and Mr. in said court her petition praying 23—Steve Brodie jump* from like a house dress. So here is a saving on your electric bill goes oo Mich. McravW ob aach plica, for a lower of land and water sporta... the lover of beauty ia nature days fishing in Perch Lake. They Phone 38 215 W. Main St. the BrooUynbridge, 1886. vanr wall mm ta cavar •afraviaf and Mrs. Frank Stephens and that the administration of said design, easy to make, practical year after year as long as you uac ... the atadent of history or modern comniercc... or the paraoa report lhat although the trout children were Sunday dinner estate be granted to Frankie B. and becoming. There are few your Coleman I This same auto interealed oaly In doing a good job of reodag... all can satkfy >MMMOMeeMMMtM»e were not biting they caught a guests at the home of James E. French or to some other suitable 24—Waterspout in Nevada seams to be stitched up in the matte action ot the thermostat elim- CATHOLIC PARISHES EXTRA SPOON FREE nicc mess of bass. St. Mary'a—Lowell their kmging in Michigan, at aorprisingly moderate ooat Green. person. kills thirty people. 1874. making and very little trouble in inates fire danger and scorching ot U rau wOl at all aa tUa a4 with : Good Plumbing The Gospel Team from the It Is Ordered, that the 17th day laundering. clothes. Saves work ... does mors Rav. Fr. Jewell, pastor. tka cartUkata fraoa UM kattls yau Michigan'a tooriat and reaort bnaineaa brings large anma of Mr. ondMrs. Frank Taylor (nee than the ironing. byy. «• wflJ aaod ymm om extra taa- lailu Hill) of Chicago visited her Lowell M. E. church will have of August, A. 1)., 1934, at ten 25—Bleriot fint to fly ovtr The material could be striped 7:00 a. m.. Low Mass, sermon. apooa fraa. tacotkar witk aUvarplaU money lo the aUte each year. If provides employment for thon- Kxpertty Done charge of the services at the U. B. o'clock in the forenoon, at said Furniture For the Home English channel 1909. :\ The Coleman ia beautifolly d» you aalact far tka cartiScata. Oaly aunt, Mrs. Mary Soules, last Fri- seersucker (which is very smart), 9:00 a. m.. High Mass and ser- aaa U aecaptaa wttk aack cartiAcata. asmda, and greater proaperity for all of na. We can Increase that church Sunday evening,, July 29. probate office, be and is hereby trimmed with sleeve and ruffle signed and finished in supcr-chronv mon. No matter what plumbing day. Sunday callers of Mrs. Wa ataaraatoa tka atlvarplata will *- bnaineaa farther by telling ont-of-atate frienda about Mlehlgan'a Soules were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar appointed for hearing said peti- Latest designs and best construction. Because of our oo 26—George Bernard Shaw, cut on the bias of the self materi- ium. Has long tapering point, but- MONDAY, AUGUST 18 changes yon want to make The fellow who's fooled the tion: low overhead we can and will save you money. ton bevel and glass •smooth ironinf St. Patrick's Parnell . A poateard kringa yaa tka 10c vacation advantages and by spending onr own vacatiosu here. or the nature of the job, Soules, daughter Hazel and her great dramatist, bom al. The dress would be equally Rev. Fr. McNeil, pastor kottla and story, fraa. CHILDREN'S DAY most is the one who thinks lhat II Is Further Ordered, that pub- a 1856. attractive in a printed dimity in surface. new censtrnction, modern- children of Sturgis and James We specialize in—Window Shades, Floor Coverings, Picture 8:00 a. m. Low Mass and ser- And, no matter which part of Mkuigan yon viait thla anmmer, and THRILL DAY Brandebarry of Grand Rapids. if he can just make enough mon- lic notice thereof be given by pink with a black net ruifle. Come tn and see dUs beautiful Congreaa of Daredevils ising or repairs—you will Framing, Etc. iron. Let us prove our statemaUi mon. haniah worry by telephoning home and office frequently. Call ey everybody will he happy at publication of a copy of this or- 27—First trans-Atlantic cable Grandstand 10c want good workmanship. der. for Ihree successive weeks about the money U saves you. 10:00 a. m. High- Mass and ahead for reaerrationa, or to tell frienda yon are coming. Long We guarantee complete sat- Mrs. H. P. Gotfredsen and Mrs. home. line is completed, 1866. For PATTERN, send 15 sermon. Shows, Rides, 5e Grace Niles plan to go lo Niles previous to said day of hearing, Distance calla will add hot little to the eoat and mnch la the Children up to 12 years isfaction at lowest costs to in the Lowell ledger, a newspa- cents in coin (f'r each pat- BCLr'J/ •••in ••nai Cascade and BownBowme vans yon. Estimates gladly made this (Thursday) afternoon where The Lowell ledger and your Roth & Brezina tern desired), • < ar NAME, CHICAGO .. . Mrs. Samuel lamU ' Rev. Fr. E. H. Racette, | eajoyment of yonr vacation. Mrs. Gotfredsen will talk on the choice of either the Grand Rap- per printed and circuldted in said 2S—Austria starts the great vabove), wife of the indicted utilities without obligatian. FURNITURE £2* World war, 1914. ADDRESS, STYLE NUMBER at 9 and 10: The Show of the Century subject, "National Defense." be- ids Herald or the Grand Rapids county. and SIZE to Patricia Dow. magnate, is here from Greece to stasd J M I C H I G A N 5 Spectacular Acts, Thrill- fore a group of women's organi- Press, one year for 85.50. Thi.« JOHN DALTON, W. A, Roth, Funeral Director by her hnabaad when he faces trial ing Scenes, Beantifnl Judge of Probate. Lowell, (Mich.,) Ledger. Pat- M.. iyv4yit*.A t- •RAY COVERT Izalions. They will be luncheon offer good only on R. F. D. routes Prompt, Careful Ambulance Service 20—Mussolini, Italy's Black tern Dep'L, 115 Fifth Avenae, on the variooa eoaata which have beea Costumes guests of Mi'!*. Marie Schrumftf, or where there is no newsboy A true copy Shin leader, born. Ittl. pending to long ia federal and •tat*) Temple uquio VEMCEJt CORPORATION Phone 317 Store Phone 500 Night Phone 350 OUTDOOR SHOW Every Night Before the vice president of the American delivery. Send all orders to The FRED ROTH. Brooklyn, N. Y. 04 m«U Vaaaar Mala, N Y. 0 eonrte. * Grandstand leeeeeeeeeeee^ •••••• Legion Auxiliary- Ledger office. Register of Probate. 10-11-12 FOUR THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO. THURSDAY. JULY 26. 1934 THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER tnd ALTO SOLO, THURSDAY. JULY 26. 1934 FIVE Hickory Hollow Louise Hnnshaw, sister of the where he expects to remain for bride, was bridesmaid nnd Abe about a year for treatment on his Government By Mrs. Mary Rickert Reynhout, brother of the groom, spine. ALTO DEPARTMENT Cvltivifor Shovels ADA DEPARTMENT was best man. Rev. J. G. Bailard The Snow-Whilncyville Ep- ofllciated ajjd Miss Eileen Bailard | worth league met Friday evening ITH drastic changes taking Good Short Story (Mns. Fred Pnltison) (By Mrt. Hattle R. Fitch) Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Pinckney Now! Prices Reduced by A. B. Chapin All styles and Mrs. Brooks of Saranac were |)laycd the wedding march. The at Campau I^ike for a weiner place In the governments A Silent Movie bride wore a pretty while organ- roast. A goodly mnnber attended Wof nations, much attention Ktinday guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. After tht first week Steve carried dy and her attendnnt wore pink. and a fine time was had by all. ON lb turned in these days to forms L. Vanderlip. with him each morning a half dozen Complete Stock of Forrest and Cecil Rathbun of A reception was held in the Little Palsy Heberden of Grand of Bovernment nnd to dlscuBslons Alio Lornls Alio Locals Ada Locals ANNUAL MEETING nice fresh eggs and proudly handed 1 | / y •-CHfcPlM-—. Easton spent Monday night and church dining, room for the two Hapids spent the week-end with of various types of government. THE *•' . AwTocAitaiu and FINANCIAL STATEMENT families. them to Jim and Una when he Airs. Margaret Wingcier Slciidc Mrs. Lettie Shilling of Fremont, Mower Catling Extras Miss Minerva Weber of Grand Tuesday with their brother Clay- her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. People, somewhat bewildered by nnd children and Mrs. Hose Win- Ohio, called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hapids is a guest of her cousin, ton. The Ladies Aid Society will Will Bates, while her parents adversity and untoward conditions HEN-MAN reached the ollku. Charlotte Fitch, for the coming hold their first "Pink Tea" of the Genuine Bayer Aspirin geicr Sleinhilbcr and son of Osh- OUlarrow Friday. AdaSehooiDiitrietNo.l (Mrs. Mary Rickert and daugh- were visiting relatives in Canada. In their personal affairs, are prone Jim and Rus received them sol- kosh. Wis., are visitinn Iheir Sunday callers al Elmer Dinja- Oliver and Moore week. ter were in Ionia Monday. summer at the home of Mrs. Andy Frank Munger, who has been to turn to their national govern- SB emnly and praised him highly for mother. Mrs. Hose Wingeler and man's were Mr. and Mrs. Shell Mrs. Bessie Baker and son, Mar- July 9. 1934. Ada. Michigin The neighborhood wns shocked Zoet. Mrs. Zoet nnd Mrs. Carl in the CCC, has returned home. ment either with appeols for help his success and winked broadly be Walking Cultivators Wakefield will act as hostesses. family for a couple of weeks. Monks and Mr. and Mrs. Hussel! tin Baker, of Grand Bapids were Annual meeting of Ada School to hear the sad news of Mark He went to Detroit one day last Tins of 12 Tablets or with condemnation. Some are By R. H. WILKINSON hind his back. Mr. and iMrs. Fred Pattison arc Carr of Grand Hapids. week-end guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. District No. 1. Ada, Michigan, Bowen, who met death by suicide Mr. nnd Mrs. Vern Aldrich and week to see about going in the looking for safely and security in Along about the first of May and Plows family attended the Aldrich re- eating ilsh today (Monday) as Mr. Mr. and .Mrs. U'o Bryant and Peter Kamp. held al school house at 8 p. m. Friday evening. The relatives navy. NOW Bottles of 24 government, while others are fear- Steve's hens, or most of them, Mr. and Mrs. George Sillaway, union at Campau l^ike Sunday. ml Mrs. I). K. Meyer called .Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Basil iHnyward spent o'clock, July 9, 1934. have our sympathy. Tablets ing the encroachment of govern e. nell Syndicate.—WNU 8#rvlco. stopped laying. day evening after spending a Wednesday evening with Mr. and Most complete line of Sr. and daughter Clara nnd Mrt. The meeting wascalled to order Mr. and Mrs. Carl Graham vis- Showboat Days are also Bar- ment control. Mrs. Geo. Houghton at Wall Lako. Mary Harris motored to leasing ited Mrs. Isa Graham of Pratt gain Days at Ix)well stores. It Christian Science has much to HERE exists In America a After falling to solve the mystery week at different northern streams by President E. E. Curtiss, fol- himself, he consulted a neighbor and and lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Broadbent. Plow Shares on Sunday to spend the day with ic) wed by the reading of the an- Whitneyville Lake Sunday. pays to shop in Lowell. say about government Mary Baker certain type of person who, Mrs. Bridges of Flint spent the was told that the biddies were at Mrs. May Gates and son Ernest Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Moore of In Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Earl Comstock. Lit- nual notice. By Mrs. Carl Grthtn Eddy, the Discoverer and Found- Tborn and raised in a city of near Cannonsburg called on Rockford, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bry- tle Jimmie Comstock. who has Minutes of the last annual week-end at the home of his The Lowell Ledger and your er of Christian Science, speaks apartment, possesses what is known this time of year usually Interested Mr. and Mrs. Kd. O'Harrow Sun- ant. Edward Kiel and Adeline been spending the past two weeks meeting read by secretary, ap- nephew, J. G. Bailard. choice of either the Grand Hap- often of God's government of man. in the vernacular as a yen to own In raising a family. sill Hunt spent Sunday at Tunnel Wc buy Cream every with his grandparents, returned proved as read. The Whitneyville church wns Mr. and Mrs. Ballard and fam- ids Herald or the Grand Rapidipids She speaks of the endowment with Steve thought this was great. He day. life and intelligence of whatever a small place In the country, firmly Mrs. Edward Pattison and sons Beach on Lake Michigan. to his home at Lansing wilhthem. The financial report of the sec- the scene of a pretty wedding on ily and Lavere Nelson motored to Press, one year for $5.50. This believing that he can buy a few went home, gathered together all his George and Leonard Miller Tuesday, Thursday The members of the Rix Robin- Wednesday evening when Miss Croton Wednesday. Mrs. Marit is governed by God. "God has en spare eggs and put five of his hens of Alaska spent Tuesday after- retary for year ending June 31), offer good only on R. F. D. roule^ dowed man with Inalienable chickens, raise a few vegetables and noon with Mrs. Fred Pattison. spent Sunday at Grand Haven. son Garden Club of Ada were In- 1934, was read. On motion of T. Frances Hnnshaw of McCords be- Nelson, sister of Mrs. Bailard, re- to set and Saturday and rights, among which are self-gov- live there, commuting to and from 5 ' Mrs. Chas. Foote was hostess 'Mr. and Mrs. tvwift Winegar en- vited to view Ihe lovely gardens H. McNaughton and seconded by came the bride of Cornelius turned home with them to take delivery. Send all orders to Tin The others he locked up in s bar- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins at the home of Mrs. Frank A. Reynhout of Campau Lake. Miss ernment, reason, and conscience," his metropolitan Job, for about one- to the Neighborhood Bridge club starting June 6 will Harry Fitch, was accepted and "her son Lavere to Blodgetl Home, Ledger. Prfceof tht ido-TtbM she writes on page 106 of the ren anteroom to "break up" their Volly on Tuesday morning. The third the cost of existence In his city • ^ Thursday when a two course of Saginaw. Verne Ashley and placed on file. Boltltt Alto ReAtcedl family raising notion. Clare Watson of Woodland Sun- j phlox are especially lovely this Christian Science textbook, "Sci- apartment luncheon was enjoyed. Mrs. Al- buy Cream Wednes- The report of the treasurer, ence and Health with Key to the At the end of two weeks eight of bert Duel I received the highest day. year in her garden. Hex Anthony, was read; on mo- Scriptures," and adds, "Man is This is a splendid idea, especially Mr. and Mrs. Hay Linton and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Waldon that part about living one-third as the three dozen eggs Steve had set, score. day evening up to' 9 tion of Harry Fitch, seconded by ALWAYS SAY "iAYIt ASPIRIN" NOW WHIN YOU BUY properly self-governed only when hatched. Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Thorndlke Mr. and Mrs. Basil I lay ward and family, Mrs. Olive Ward and Theo. Lampert, was accepted and he Is guided rightly and governed cheaply as in the city. left Thursday evening to spend spent Sunday evening at Hamona. p. m. Mrs. Ethel Kuipers enjoyed a fine filed. by his Maker, divine Truth and It has other advantages, too. The young man was Jubilant. several days with their children. Manard Hunt and Robert Mc- picnic dinner at Hazy Cloud Park Motion made by Wm. Furner, Love." There is, for example, the matter He proudly summoned his neigh- lntyre returned Thursday morn- on Sunday. bor, to display the result of his Mr. ami Mrs. Andrew Phillips seconded by Hoy Richardson, that Lowell MarketReport Through the ages mortals have of fresh air, fresh dairy products, and new son at Johannesburg and ing after picking cherries (?) Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nelson and a rising vote of thanks be given sought freedom to think accord- plenty of space to more around In, breeding efforts, and was told that near Traverse City with much W. E. HALL family and Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Jack Paul of Atlanta and other the school board in the manner in ing to the dictates of their own freedom from the hustle and bustle five of the eight chicks were roost- relatives and friends. more knowledge of cherries and Faulkner were guests of Mr. nnd which the business was conduct- WANT conscience, freedom to act accord- ers, which wasn't so good. Phone 324. Lowell, Mich. Corrected July 21?, 1934 of city life. Alio and Harris Creek Juniors hitch-hiking. Mrs. Al Faulkner nt their camp ed during the difilcult times. Car- ing to their own best Judgment, « • • Mrs. Ida Brown of Middleville on Grand River Sunday. Wheat 8 .90 and freedom to govern their af- It's a pity that the plan hasn't, played an interesting game of ried. Rye GO It was about this time that month- ball Saturday afternoon. At the spent Friday night with Mr. and Mrs. Josephine Ward was a ers COLUMN fairs righteously without interfer- can't and never will be developed Buckwheat ly bills began to arrive at the hen end of nine innings they were a Mrs. Elmer Dintaman and family. week-end guest of Mr. and Mra. Election of Officers 1.00 ence from others or from the profitably. Barley 55 farm, and after an evening spent in tie, 12-12 but Alto got a score in Eleanor Hayward entertained LaBarge Ripples Shirley Ward. The Chair appointed as tellers: 2Se FOR AMY WANT AD UP state. I mean the movlng-to-the-country Sunday the following guests: Mrs. Olive Ward spent Friday TO 25 WORDS. NONE TAKEN Flour, per bbl 7.25 For a long time mortals have bug. Intensive figuring, Steve discovered the tenth winning the game. Mrs. Vera Loring Max Souier, Harry Filch, Henry Oats, per bu Mr. ami (Mrs. S. H. Crabb of Pe- Dorothy Lampkin, Marion Colby, and Saturday in Lowell with her Penninga. Clerks, Wm. Furner. OF ANY LENGTH FOR LESS, 45 sought freedom from tyranny, Steve Bolton was attacked by the that the cost of electric light, cook- " ^ wamo spent ISunday wilh the lat- Jim Green, Clinton Christoff aud brother and sister-in-law, Mr. Here are juit a few oF the bargains that make shopping at Krogerj NO MATTER HOW SHORT. 25e Corn .00 freedom from slavery, freedom bug. ing gas, telephone and other Inci- George Sillaway. Corn and Oat Feed. cwt.. 1.05 from oppression and depression, ter's sister, Mrs. Albert Duell and Don Nobles. Mrs. Jake Bosscher and daugh- and Mrs. Andrew ChalTee. Election by ballot to select i CASH or STAMPS WITH ORDER. Steve had become fed up on city dentals of livelihood was quite as -iiLii Mrs. Gret Proctor spent Wed- a DAILY SAVING EVENTI See you tomorrow. Corn Meal 1.05 freedom from sin and from sick- much, if not more, than the cost husband. ter went Wednesday to Kalama- Mr. and Mrs. Finn Lewis nnd trustee to succeed E. E. Curtiss ness. Christian Science strikes at life. nesday afternoon and night with son of Cascade and baby niece, FOR SALE or RENT—<5 Room Cracked Corn, cwt.. 1.65 of the same conveniences in town. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fairchild zoo to visit friends and relatives for term of three years. Bran, per cwt the root of these evils, and helps He was a bachelor, young and were Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Proctor of Mc- for a few days. Alice Ann Richardson, of Cas- IStucco Bungalow, modern. 1.45 Wm. Furner read the result of Middlings, per cwt. 1.55 weary people to find the realiza- handsome, and was forever chasing It was two days after this that Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hichard- Ewen Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Borden Tupper of cade were dinner guests on last COUNTRY CLUB LABORATCRY TESTED Corner Riverside Drive and Steve learned, much to his disap- the ballot. Elm SI. iHenry Watson, R. F. D. Penl Beans 2.45 tion of that state of being where- about from party to tea to dinner, son. Mr. and Mrs. George Houghton Grand Hapids were supper guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Total number of votes cast 100 pointment, that the "fresh" cream, WiWWMiiyniUifliuiiiiHiUwirniW 1, Ada, iMichigan. plO Light Red Beans... 3.75 in man Is governed by bis cre- to theater, or any other of the dozen Mrs. G. M. Thorndike and Mrs called on Mr. and Mrs. Minor of her sister, Mrs. Ora Dawson Lewis. The dinner was in honor E. E. Curtiss received 96 ator—free from enslaving beliefs. milk and butter which he had been Fred Pattison were in Grand Kinsey of Grand Hapids Sunday. and family Thursday evening. of Mr. Finn Lewis' birthday. 24H lb. Cranberry Beans... 4.00 places where handsome nnd eligible Scattering S LOWELL AUTO PARTS CO.— Dark Red Beans.... 4.50 Sometimes a person is not having left nt his door each morn- Hapids Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Hay l/)cks ano Mrs. Andy Stewart spent Satur Those from Vesta Chapter No. aware of Just what it is that is young bachelors are welcomed. Eugene E. Curti.ss having re- sack Used parls for all makes of Eggs, per doz 13 ing were shipped out of Boston on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hoark and daughter Beatrice of Alaska were day and Suaday with her daugh- 202, O. E. S., Ada, who attended ceived majority of votes cast was FLOUR governing him. It may be fear of Steve was fed up. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and 89 cars. Wrecked cars bought at ^Butlerfat, Ib .25 He wanted a breath of fresh air; the night previous and distributed family and Donovan Warnerwere ter. Mrs. Vern luring and family. Cyclamen Chapter O. E. S. at declared elected. Ihe old Manning stand, 1 block the future or grieving about the iMind.iy dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davis. Jay Bosscher of Roscommon Lowell on Tuesday were Miss Butter, Ib 24 past that seems to cast a shadow wanted to get up with the sun, drink in the country by a chain dairy Election by ballot to succeed south of Sinclair Oil station.— Hogs, dressed, cwt.. 8.511 Mrs. John Ellis in (irand Hapids. Roy Cooper of Whitneyville is spent the week-end with his Nellie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Eatmorc Oleo ib. 10c Good Luck Oko Ib. 18c over his mental outlook. It may in the crisp morning air, tend to products company. M. Lampert for term of three Clayton Mallory. c4tf tllogs, live, cwt 4.00 iSir. and Mrs. Chas. Bancroft visiting his grandparents, Mr. and father. thur Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Hlarry years. be that some person with whom the chickens and catch the 7:50 Augmenting these startling revela- Mrs. Ed. Davis. Fitch, Mrs. Clyde Gibbs, Mrs. Vinegar quart 12c quart Calves, live, cwt.... 5.00 he Is associated exercises much tions, Steve came to the conclusion THOMAS and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dygerl and ?dr. and Mrs. Louis Luneke and Wm. Furner read result of bal- Mustard 15c QIEAM WANTED —«We pay Beef, live, Ib train to town and his broker's of- ITTLE OSWALD sez- family had a picnic dinner at Mr. Cleone Hayward is a guest of son Julius and Ernest Kafby Charles Buttrlck, Mr. and Mrs. Embaasjr Brand 04 influence over him and presumes that getting up with the sun every lot. Avondala Brand highest markel price. Lowell Beef, dressed, lb.... 05-.11 fice. and Sirs. Chas. Dygert's Wednes- Virginia and Carol Smith at the spent Thursday evening at the Wert Merrill, Mr. and Mrs. Max Total votes cast 96 to govern his thinking and de- morning wasn't such a swell idea, CbFFEePflEDtSOUO home of their grandparents, Mr. Creamery, 208 E. Main St. clO Fowls, Ib 10-12 cisions. Or It may be that the He wanted to spend his evenings SPECIAL day. Vern Loring home. Souzer and Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Lampert 92 Mason Jars qU. doa. 79c Kerr Lids doa. Wool seated comfortably before a cozy especially If It happened to be a aoocsr suiiD.woY. Mr. and Mrs. John Hrannan, and Mrs. Smith, of Hillsdale. Mr. and Mrs. Rraybrook and Nellist 23c 25 responsibility for trouble and un- Scattering j Pints do*. 6fe — 2 Quarts doa. $1.09 or Maaon Jar Caps FOR SALE —New milch cow; happlness Is laid to business cir- fire, get in some good reading, go rainy day or If the air wasn't brac- ,6000 010 RELIABLE daughter Betty and son Don at- Mrs. John Bnannan and daugh- family spent Saturday evening Miss Nellie Rollins and Miss M. Lampert having received Holstein. With or without ing because of the humidity. ter Betty attended a soap showei Showboat Days are also Bar- cumstances or family connections. to bed at nine o'clock to sleep the Thomas Spccial"- tended a wedding supper at the at Home Acres visiting relatives. Lyn Prevey left on Tuesday majority of votes cast was de- Jar Rubbers 2 doa. 9C calf. 3Mi miles East of Bowne Whatever may be the seeming Cook farm home in honor of the at the home of Mrs. Fred Kegle Mrs. Robert Spencer and chil- morning for Minnesota where Sudan Spkcs 10c gain Days at Lowell stores. It sleep of the Just He found, also, that the long, clared elected. Center. 0. C. Austin, Clarks- Influence or unrighteous govern- quiet evenings were more or less AJiASBCAfTlN A COFFEE wedding, of Miss Ethelyn Hice to for Miss Ethelyn Rice. dren called on her aunt, Mrs. Or« they will visit relatives and Motion to adjourn carried al ville Mich. _ plO pays to shop in Lowell. Also, he wanted to economize. ment, there Is a way of escape and palling once you got used to them, BAOFUL. EvtfiYONE Minor Cook. They will reside at Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ferguson Dawson Saturday morning. Sun- friends. fTbey are making the nine o'clock p. m. a means of correction. Christian The cost of living in town wasn't Grand IHnven. and Mrs. Estella Cress and sou day they attended a reunion at trip by automobile. Mrs. Frankie M. Lampert, Secretary FOUND—A woman's while sho: Advertising brings business, tf Science gives the spiritual basir giving Steve much of an opportu- and that a month of reading had FULL Of THE FLAVOQ iVessrs. and Mesdamcs Walter Howard were ISunday guests of Barlow Lake, then left for North, Bristol accompanied them as far was placed in wrong car on from which a person can learn nity to save for a rainy day.. brought him up to date on current Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bunker and Assets June SO, 198S SCRATCH FEED wi.65 • * • , XDUUCVf TO Main-st. Monday evening. Own- literature. Hergy, Floyd Bergy and Eugene ern Michigan for a week's vaca- as Chicago, where she will visit bow to have bis thinking and his -21c all enjoyed a picnic supper at Mc- er may have same by calling at Corered Shoulder TASTl; AND OfUy Bergy and family enjoyed a fish tion. Mrs. Mate Harris for a month. Due to failure of City State actions directed and governed by This plan of Steve's was swell. In fact, Steve began to know a dinner at Mrs. Elma Bergy's of Ewen Ijike. Mrs. E. Lisle and children and Rev. and Mrs. Russell McCon* Bank, Lowell, to pay dividend on Ltyins Mask ioo-ib. b«f $1.89 Poultry Grit MMh. bag 59c Ledger ofllce and paying for Too bad It couldn't work. longing for a fling at city life, for 21* PER POUND. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Damouth of or Growinf Math God. This aione leads him to Caledonia Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. Shattuck and nell and baby son Robert Martin impounded Bank balance the Dis- this ad. plO Steve talked the idea over with the evening at a night club or trip Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. safety and security. It demands Vte.nMH. Howo Mr. and Mrs. Vernor Lynn children spent Friday wilh Mr. of Union City were week-end trict board voted not to include that be look outside of human Jim McDevitt to the theater or a gay dinner party. All Prices in this adv. are sub* Bancroft Sunday. FOR SALE—One ton of timothy YOU UKC IT GROUND? spent the week-end with Mr. and and Mrs. Colin Campbell and guests of Mr. and (Mrs. Arthur business of 1932-33, that is bal- Oy$tcr Shcll$ ioo-ib. bm 71C Block Sak w-ib. block 99c selfhood for guidance and control, Jim had tried the same thing • • • ject to the Michigan 3% Salea Messrs. and Mesdames Herbert Mrs. M. E. Campbell. hay, last year's cutting. In- Mrs. Frank Kline and Mr. and Martin. Rev. McConnell ex- ance on hand June 30, 1933 into as did Jesus, the master Christian. once, but for some unknown reason Startllngly, he discovered that Tax. Mrs. Neil Proctor were Sunday Croninger and family, Carl Kel- Mr. and Mr®. C. LaMaire and changed pulpits with his father, quire at Lowell State Bank. clO business of 1933-34, but to carry Jesus sought beyond his human was back in hit city apartment after all, farming was a business, dinner guests. ser and Doris. Perry Damouth. son spent Thursday night and Rev. Herbert McConnell of Smith 1932-33 business as a separat personality for direction and gov- Clark Damouth. R. D. Bancroft. WANTED—Best car 920 will buy. Jim approved of Steve't Idea with- and unless you devoted yonr entire Mr. and Mrs. George Houghton Friday with their parents, Mr. Memorial church, Grand Rapids, item. COUNTRY CLUB — SLICED P*G SOAP Inquire for S. Corliss at Jennie ernment By bis constant recogni- Otto Dygert and family and Mrs. out a moment's hesitation. time to It It was pretty difficult to and family returned Saturday and Mrs. Boyd McWhinney. on Sunday. Sherman farm, one mile south tion ot his true, spiritual selfhood, Pure Rendered. Delia Silcox all enjoyed a picnic Cash in Bank Larga Giant Sin ban "Great scheme. You'll like It, make It pay. Lbs. from Wall Lake, near Delton, Mrs. Carl Higley and children, Former members of Ada Con- June 30, 1933 $4,015.90 No. 2^ of Lowell, any time Saturday. which was ever existing with Ood, In Bulk. where they were camping a week. dinner at Kettle Lake Sunday in and Cryslall Hlaeker spent Frida> gregational church and Baptist and by his obedience to God's gov- Steve, out there. Fine way to live. Which, Incidentally, when you LARD 3 2Sc plO honor of several July birthdays. Cash in Treas. Hand ernment, Jesus was able at all look at the thing squarely. Is quite Mr. and Mrs. Dee Bryant and afternoon wilh Mrs. Vern Loring church members will hold their June 30, 1933 105.31 Fact Is, I'll have the missus buy her family were Sunday dinnerguests Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. and (laughter. annual homecoming at the Ada AVONDALE — SOUR PITTED NOTICE—Hereafter so-called times to prove bis freedom from eggs from you. You can bring them true of almost sny business. l>awrence Richardson, Mr. and wrong Influences and unrighttouf of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fairchild. Richard Luneke spent Satur- Congregational church on Sun: "key ads" will not be published in every morning. Help yon get To add to all this, Steve one day Several Varieties. Mrs. Chas. Timpson and Mr. and Total Assets $4,120.90 INEWl control, and therefore was able Mrs. Bryant and Mrs. Fairchild day morning wilh his grand- day, July 29. Basket lunch serv- PACK in this column. By "key ads" started." awoke to the fact that Jim and Plain. Freih. Lb. and children spent the afternoon Mrs. Guy Wlllette of CIar>fcville mother, Mrs. i Vern Loring, while LiabiliUes CHERRIES is meant those ads which bear to demonstrate the true govern- COOKIES ed at noon. There will be ser- 10c ment of God. He always claimed Steve's dreft-ns soared. Rus, who had had their fling of com- at Campau Lake. went cat-fishing on Grand River. his parents were in Grand Rapids vices in the morning and in the a box number only and have to muting from the country, were giv- Maxine and Darlene Roark re- Unpaid Orders ^ COUNTRY CLUB — HALVES OR SLICED close communion with his heav- He pictured himself laying aside Alice Butts of Dutton called on bleanor Loring and Walter afternoon. be answered in care of The enly Father, and acknowledged a tidy sum from the profits of his ing him what Is known as a merry Finest Mrs. Chas. Deming Thursday. turned Friday after spending a "ynn spent Wednesday evening Ada Athletics played the Pere June 90, 1933...... ••$l'512-&) Ledger. Every Want Ad in 1-lb. week with relatives in Lansing. Advance Loan to Bank.. 1,000.00 No.lV4 the power of Mind, or God, and eggs. ha, ha. Alaska Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slater vis- at Green Lake, Ihe guests of Vel- Marquettes at Ada and the score PEACHES the future must bear name of his unity with It. At one time, They had, in a manner of speak- Cans ited the former's sister, Mrs. Eari Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dygert ana ma Luneke. THRIFT-LUBE the advertiser or at least his Good scout, Jim. SALMON Pink 2 2Sc was Ada 6, Pere Marquettes 9, at I No can* |1.«3 — 12 No. 2V4 cam *1.M when speaking ot his healings, h( ing, put up a Job on him. McCrath, of Grand Rapids last family spent several days wilh a game played at Fitch Field on Total Liabilities •J&HS own personal address or phont Steve also called on Rus Whit- Mr. and Mrs. Chas Bancroft last Surplus June 30,1933.... 1,608.40 MOTOR OIL said, "My Father worketh hither comb. Rus and his wife had tried They wanted to see him get Thursday. Sunday. COUNTRY CLUB number.—The Publisher. II to, and I work." Gdalin# Mr. and Mrs. John Brannan and week. the livlng-ln-tbe-country Idea, too. stung. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur $4,120.90 m% Parafina ban To be "properly self-governed,' Jell-o All Flavor*. Pkg. 6c daughter Betty attended the Gra- Mr. and Mrs. Clark Damouth Nsdonsl Esssy Winner Wilson, nee Kathryn Averill, a No. 2% Madlum or Haary Have your name cards printed then, and guided rightly, each one Ar.d Rus, like Jim, approved and And when he Anally admitted that ham reunion at Lansing Saturday. and family of Detroit were week- son on July 17, at Los Companas Financial Report June SO, 1934 PEARS can* at The Ledger office. Beautiful must be governed by his Maker, applauded. this country Idea was a lot of bilge end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Kssto Freeze ,kt. Sc Rev. Lohnes and sons drove to hospital, Comton, Calif. 6 No. 2Vi cant Jl.Ot — 12 No. 2Vi cant $2.15 2 Gallon Can 81c white vellum panelled cards. by Truth and Love. Each Indi- Sure, he'd buy all the eggs Steve they would be all set to enjoy the PEAS June Clare Monday, Mrs. l^ohnes re- Damouth. Receipts vidual must seek the guidance of situation with crude and raucous Mr. and Mrs. Walter Afton, Sr. • Fadtral TaxSc Choice of Script. Old English or could raise. turning with them Tuesday eve- Miss Mctaughlin of Grand and son Walter motored toGrand- District Taxes 11 GELATINE — FOR QUICK-SETTING DESSERTS Plate Gothic type. Proper sizes the Father, and be willing to let Fresh eggs from the country I guffaws. Ice Tea Blend vu>. 18c Rapids spent Monday with Mr. New Pack. ning. ville Saturday afternoon to visit Delinquent Taxes .252 ?! for Mrs., Miss and Mr. Truth control his thinking. Being Boy, nothing could be better. This knowledge was disturbing. and Mrs. Swift Winegar. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slater were Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoegg. Mr. Primary Money 1,887.04 governed rightly requires a sur- SS;S; , 3- ?;. No. 2 Can Freeport defeated Alto on 89c render of self-righteousness, a giv- Later that same night Jim Me- Steve's ears burned at the thought Crisco ta S5c 10c Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Afton and Mr. Hoegg spent Sat- Primary Supplem't Fund 326.00 of it Mrs. Frank Freeman. home grounds Sunday, score 7 Harris Creek ing up of human will power, a Devltt called Rus Whltcomb on the F urday evening at Holland fishing Library Money 29.18 And In the end he vowed to foil Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kline were and 3. COUNTRY CLUB By Mrs. Basil R. Vnelind forsaking of the carnal thoughts telephone and the two of them held Salt Tabl'~ e 10-'t. 17c for bass and perch and had good Tuition Received 950'W| of Jealousy, rivalry, hatred, and a gleeful conversation. the Instigators of the Joke, and Tuesday evening dinner guests of The Junior team expect to play luck. Books sold to Pupils.... 113.10 Waldorf 4 roil. 17c ball on the home grounds next Bathroom Tlttut the like. This brings true free- So old Steve had got the bug, eh? turn, tf possible, the tables. Mr. and Mrs. Vernor Lynn in Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kellogg of Teachers Retirement • • • Grand Hapids in honor of Mrs. Saturday. CORN FLAKES 3 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fitzpatrick dom, which establishes both di- Well, let him find out for him- Sodas Rockford were Sunday callers of Fund 50.40 vine and human rights. -lb. Kline's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Lodewyk of G. Mrs. Lettie Kellogg. Starch s-ib.pkf. 17c of Kalamazoo spent the week- self. Thus minded, Steve on the day or Rapids spent Sunday evening Glon — Aralon Brand end with their daughter and This working out of God's right- following brought as usnal his half Box Mrs. Leon Scott and Mrs. Wm. Mrs. Mary ISpencer and Betty Total Receipts $5,062.42 eous government In his own ex- Won't do him any harm to get CRACKERS Grahams 2 17c Fairchild called on Mrs. Marion with Mr. and Mrs. G. Loveland. and Katherine Ossewaarde of family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest stung. dozen fresh eggs to the conniving Mr. and Mrs. George Trescott Expenditures perience helps an Individual to Lacy Stauffer and baby Thurs- Cascade Road spent Friday eve- Barnes. support and encourage righteous He'd never rest until he'd got the rascals who posed as friends and day. Shc is gaining nicely. of Lansing spent Friday evening BREAD «< STUFFED OLIVES — 17c Mrs. John Heier spent Sunday ning of Dr. and Mrs. Charles General Control Two SV4-OS. bottln 25c—Hollywood Brand A new version of tbe covered government In bis nation. Since craving out of his system anyhow. advisers, suggesting on delivery ALICE BRAND. TOMATO or . No. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fairchild with Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Roark Country Club — Always Good 1 with her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. SOUP Freeman. Salaries Board of Edncation shoulder It fonnd In this chic print- a nation is made up of many peo- Besides It was comforting to that In view of the fact that eggs and daughter Joan spent the week and family. Harold Welton. VEGETABLE. Rich, nourishing. Can Week-end guests of Mr. and 10.00 ed evening gown designed by Stein ple, the understanding of right- know there were other fish grabbing were scarce these days and because 5c Mrs. Alfred Kraft of Lansing Eugene Curtiss, Pres $ Peter Thomas visited his chil- end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mrs. Orvies Kellogg were Mrs. ICED TEA tt-ib.pkc. t5c QUEEN OLIVES I botSn ISc eous government by more and and Mrs. Northrup of Grand Mort Lampert, Bcc'y 30.0(1 Wetco — Blended tpadally for Icing SVi-o*. bottle tc — Hollywood Brand dren in (Hastings Saturday. and Rlnlne. Raffled black organza at that same llve-cheaply-ln-the- these from Medvale were strictly Fairchild. Emma Owens and Miss Nellie more of these people will of ne- fresh, the recipients of the daily Clifford Evans and Gerald Rol- Hapids called on their sisters, MARTINVILLE, Ind. . Harrr Rex Anthony, Treas 20.00 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Geib and shoulder epaulets accent the black country bait a Terhuw, l®, (above) who.® Bonner of Grand Rapids and 10.00 cessity aid in bringing about Im- • • • half dpzen pay a little more than the -lb. lins spent Sunday evening with Miss Josephine {Salisbury and Mabel Freeman, Trustee. JEWEL COFFEE ib Sic MASTER DILL 1 "ST ISc daughter iRuth spent Sunday with Itoral design on the orange print proved national government Pure Mrs. Henry Nellins Wednesday. •"•r. "peace With Security" won George Shaw of Detroit was a Robert Morris, Trustee..^ 10.00 1 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Geib of Car- chiffon frock which Is made for On the following Sunday Steve amount asked at the corner 'el- Box Franklin and Howard Lohnes. guest on Sunday. Fnnch Bran- . Ib. 25c PICKLES Regardless of the vicissitudes COCOA 2 the Mtioiial "Pidte" American Icatessen for less fresh hen fruit 21c Mr. and Mrs. Hay Linton and Chas Foote and Chas. Colby son City. warm summer evenings. through which the governments chartered a drive-your-own car and Ufioa contest, will be entered in Mr. and Mrs. John Boersma pnd 80.00 (Mr. and Mrs. Basil Vreeland, Jim and Rus agreed readily Mrs. J. E. Hockfellow were in were in Lowell and Ionia Sat- son Darwin of Wyoming Park Total Salaries $ — O of nations may go, or through motored out in the country. on business. the internatioml contest at Pari# son Btarold and Mrs. Margaret Sil- Tri-Point. n O Grand Hapids Wednesday eve- this month. were week-end guests of Mr. and Expense what changes their constitutions Along toward mid-afternoon be enough. Clarence Spring and daughters cox visited Mrs. Natie McNaugh- or laws may pass, the enlightened Sandwich Spread Quart Jar ning. Mrs. Andrew Miller. 10.00 chanced upon a little place In the Of course, fresh eggs were worth Miss Alice Butts of Dutton of Rockford spent Sunday with Mort Lampert, Census...$ U. S. No. 1 QUALITy ton and Mina North of Wood- SINGLE FLY CUIIESi citizen will hold to Mind's right- more money. r Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Supplies and Expense... 36.00 town of Medvale that seemed to suit WESSON Lb. spent Thursday with Mrs. Floyd Ihe Gress family. land and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Neu- eous government of the individual. his exact purpose. What was more, they were eager Com Flakes fcife..'° Fkf. 10c Mrs. Leon Scott and son Ger- Dick O'Brion were Mr. and Mrs. man of Freeport Sunday after- MILLIORS OF GERMS He will maintain and cling to the Bergy. James McCormick and sons Bob- There was a white house with and anxious to give Steve a help- essoQ ald of Grand Rapids were Thurs- New Rotary President Total General Control.8 12C.U0 noon. God-given rights of freedom. He OIL Mr. and Mrs. Truman Amy of bie and Pat and Mr. and Mrs. Recently, two eminent scientist! green blinds and a picket fence ing hand. Grape Nut Flakes Pkf. He Grand Hapids called on Mr. and day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Instruction—Teachers' Salaries Ernest Barnes and Bill Carl ac- carefully examined 414 house flies will recall often the prophetic ac- Oil Will Meyers and children. POTATOES - count of the coming of the Mes- around the front lawn. In which a A week later Steve moved back Pints, 25c Wm. Pairchild and also called companied John Heier to Grand under a powerful micrv scope. They Mrs. Frank Fairchild and Mr. and Wesley Freeman of Grand Rap- Winnifred Linsday $ 720.00 N»w. Mrs. Wm. Fairchild Sunday. on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fair- Rapids Sunday and all attended discovered that the average num- tlah by Isaiah, where it Is said: half dozen shade trees reared them- to his city apartment and with a Rippled MS/heat Large Pkg. ' 10c ids spent the past week with his Phillip Watterson 630.00 "For unto us a child Is born, un- Quarts, 45c Little Richard Wciland is stay- child. FANCY YELLOW ELBERTA FREESTONE the Air Fair. ber of diteaae-spreading bacteria selves. great feeling of relief settled once Donald Faass of Grand Rapids grandmother, Mrs. Katie Burt, Willard Marks 630.00 Earl Dower is spending a few on each fly was 1,250,000. Some to us a son Is given: and the gov- Behind the house there was a more Into the comfortable routine ing a few weeks at the Wei land and on Tuesday and Wednesday Nellie Rollins 585 00 ernment shall be upon his shoul- Graham Flour 5-lb. Sack 20C home. spenl* t Sunday and Monday with days in Grand Rapids. flies carried as high as 6,600,000 barn, several outbuildings and a to which he was accustomed. of this past week Mrs. Berkey of Ruth Malts 540.00 germs. Each of these germs repre- der: and hit name thall be called But each morning for six months Boyce Evans was a Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Faass. who recent- Mrs. Satie Scott and son Donald Wonderful, Counsellor, The migh- rather large hennery. ly purchased the Foster farm. Lowell was a guest of Mrs. Burt. are spending this week with sents a deadly menace to human dinner guest of Howard l^ohnes. Instruction Expense.. .$3,105.00 ty God, The everlatting Father, The place was not more than a thereafter he paused at the corner BEST YET Miss Ernestine Grile of Up- Mr. and Mrs. John Brannon Mrs. Lloyd Pfrang of Thorn- PEACHES 4-25c their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John life and health. And the fly depos- chain store en route to the office, The Prince of Peace. Of the in- 15-mlnute walk from the railroad land. Ind., is assisting Mrs. M. A. and daughter Betty and Mr. and wood entertained the members of Expense Heier. its these virulent disease-spreading create of his government and station, yet Its remoteness from the purchased two one-half dozen boxes LEMONS a-. 29c bacteria wherever it goes, on what- Watson with her household du Mrs. George Skidmore called on her bridge club at a meeting held Tuition, Ten Pupils $ 600.00 CUCUMBERS ~b 5c The Baril Vreeland family call- peace there shall be no end, upon traveled highway was far enough of eggs at 20 cents the half dozen, ties. Miss Matie Stone Friday even- at her home on Wednesday. Mrs. Lap SCO tin Fancy hothoun ed on Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bruttfn ever it touches. Dont be careless the throne of David, and upon his Teachers' Retirement.... 50.40 about letting filthy, health-destroy- to make it ideal and later sold them to Jim and Rus Mr. and Mrs. Eld red Deming ot ing. Eugene Curtiss was a guest of library Books 29.18 Sunday evening. kingdom, to order It, and to estab- FLOUR ing flies have the freedom of your Steve hunted up the owner and for 80 cents. 241/290c Hastings spent the week-end at Floyd Clark of Kal|mazoo is the club on this occasion. ORANGES 25c lish it with Judgment and with Paid for Books Returned 35.60 WATERMELONS 49c home. Keep Tanglefoot Fly Paper was astonished and delighted to dis- Which explains why. In the early the Roy Deming home. spending the week with his par- Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Curtiss Books for Pupils 106.93 California Valenciat — 2S8 tin Lw tW rip. — M lb. mm Mr. and Mrs. Average Citizen: Justice from henceforth even for Mr. and Mrs. John Gress and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clark. on duty day and night It s clean, ever." — The Christian Beieucecove r the place could be rented for fall, when Jim and Rus, puzzled and son. Eugene. Jr.. and dangh- Teaching Supplies 21.50 "It ain't my business to see that economical, and elective. Avail- Vivian Silcox called on Mr. and Mrs. Verlie Daniejs visited ter Barbara leave by motor on Marnier. less than one-half of what he was over Steve's continued success as N A HA the law is enforced. Don't we able at your nearest store in three paying at his present apartment a hen man, motored one day to the CANNING SUPPLIES B.ri Mrs. Leo Erb and family Sunday. her uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Fox, Friday for the Upper Peninsula. $ 843.61 elect officers to do that?" FELS s o r? 10 47c of Freeport Monday. fonna: regular standard size. Be sewed the thing up at once by little white house In Medvale (the Mrs. I^eslie Adsit and children They will visit Mrs. Buswell at Teachers* Salaries... .$3,106.00 Junior aise in special convenient and Mrs. Nora Kretzman and Mrs. Ira Blough entertained the HONEY BRAND • SMOKED • HOCKLESS making a substantial deposit and same house. Incidentally, which Amasa and then motor to New holders, and in ribbons. Drives Freight Truck 1 daughters of Grand Rapids call- "Uttle Light Bearers" Saturday Holstein, Wis., to visit relatives Total Instruction Exp..$3,948.61 signing a six months' lease. first one and then the other had oc- Pen-Jel**- -'""' n,. 14c LaFraiee 3 Pkn- 25e ed on Raymond Kretzman last afternoon. Ice cream and cake of Mr. Curtiss. They expect to be A month later Steve was estate cupied during their venture In the Fixed Charges Thursday. were served. Mrs. Rose Bryant #!>m01T ... Mr. Babvt & L. gone about a week. llshed In his new abode and tre- egg-raising business) they discov- Kerr Lids Doz. ISc Recent callers of Mrs. Emerson was a guest. mm {afc**), 9t OrtMlila, X*. il Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris Insurance $ 40.53 Q mendously happy. ered that Steve had quitted the place P. & G. Soap 10 27e Weiland from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gritsnor, iht MT traaMwl af Mm Botary, and daughter Dorothy spent the PICNICS TANGLEFOOT Two dozen Rhode Itltnd Red six months previous, and were nee I^aura Chamberlain, of Flor- Total Fixed Charges.. .$ 40.53 Kerr Caps D... 25C Mrs. Melvin Lubbers, Mrs. James lor UM. He vat week-end at Silver Lake as guests 14 cblckent clucked contentedly In the prone to guffaw when next they en- Plakeaor Largo Gee and Mrt. John Freyermuth of ida arc the proud parents of t SMALL — 4 to 6 lb. average — Cellophane wrapped 1 VDIPSO Granulaa Pk . •a IU Ufkol aOM bgr lO/MO of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Svoboda. Maintenance 'Fly RIPER hennery. countered tht would-be ben-man, f 15e Grand Rapids, Miss Isadora Mon- baby boy born July 17, name^ dtaMftmaD parte Can Rubbers o.t. 4c ger of Rockton, III, Mrs. Ralph Frederick Victor. Crystall Gillispie of Grand Rap- Repairs on Building, Wood wat stacked celling high In but merely to chuckle In good fel- Ralston of Kalamazoo and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Deming and ids is spending a week with her Grounds and Property.$ 54.70 getskm! the barn. lowship fashion and vow with him Lliebioy ST 3 Bora 20e and Mrs. Carl Freyermuth and Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Deming and cousin, Dorothy Morris. YOUNG BEEF LIVER 3 ^ 25c Shrubs had begun to flower and to warn all others against the Uve- Mason Jars 79c children of Lowell. Buddy visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marshall of Total Maintenance—$ 54.70 the shade trees were bursting forth In-the-country bug when It attacks Quart !Mr. and Mrs. Russell Berry and Dekkcr of Grand Rapids Satur- Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Will Operation Expense their buds. friends and neighbors of the city. Certo Sil;'." 25c AfflmOlil Arctic Bottla 17c Lockwood of Grand Rapids were daughter Barbara and Manuel day night. janitor Salary. $ 420.00 BONELESS -•catches Gems Ah, yes, Steve was far happier Berry of Grand Rapids were Mr. aind Mrs. Frank Bunkei ffuests of Mrs. Mary Harris on than be ever dreamed be could be. Th* True Mammotli Lowell Creamery Tuesday, July i7th. when Mrs. Supplies, Fuel, Elec- ISunday dinner guests of Mr. -and and son Gerald accompanied by tricity 326.77 BOAST wHh ihe Flies He was going to bed early, get- The true mammoth of prehistoric Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Kline and Harris was celebrating her 79th VEAL Red Sour Pitted Mrs. Joe Porritt. 208 E. Main St. *15' ting up early, and reading a lot and timet It called the most specialized birthday anniversary. Many other Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colby and Vertrice Proctor attended a Mail Total Operation Exp...$ 746.77 learning a good deal about the ben form of elephant that has ever ex- Fruits and Vegetables Carriers' picnic at Camp Lake on relatives and friends came in to family and Ed. Johnson speni BEEF ROAST Ib. 13c HAMBURG 3 Ib.. 25o business. isted. N 2 Sunday at Grand Haven. Saturday afternoon in the pine wish Mrs. Harris many happy Total Expenditures $4,916.61 returns of the day. Cherries ca„ 10c Mrs. Sherm White and daugh- grove. A wonderful potluck din- Ask For Cash Balance on hand Fresh Daily ner was served lo 85 guests, all June SO. 1934 145.81 ter. Mrs. Ralston, of Kalamazoo Walter Afton, Jr. was an over SWIFTS ORIOLE SUCED ^ ^ NSW TOIK .. vWkta Xks Ah Water Packed for Pies at one table. After dinner games Lowell Butter night guest of Eugene Morris at DIIRR WATER WITH MEALS called on Mrs. Ella Freyermuth $5,062.42 Middletea (tbeta) drtrt ksr hi| and Mrs. Ernest Hoark Wedifes- were played until dark when the cottage at Murray Lake on goodbyes and good luck were C j Snyder's Beer Mn |Whit e freightttg track oat otto thl day. Made from Choice CreamMonday . G00R FOR STORUei - fVe do but said by all and everybody left for streets tkit week she becaaie Nea The 500 Club met at Caledonia Mr. and Mrs. Homer Morris Whether one considers the BOILED HAM - 19 York's first wotnaa truck driver * Water wilh meals helps stom- their homes happy. and it Always Pure, Sani- world round, flat, square or Lakeside Park Sunday and en- nnd son Eugene are spending a and the tkiSd ia the U. & . r . Thl ach juices, aids digestion. If one Kind of tary and Fresh. few days of vacation at Murray crooked depends on the part he j East Side Big Crooked Lake | joyed a fine picnic dinner. About Minced Ham 11c other two art Emily liht of Philttp* Llcatcd with gas add a spoonful If you go to sleep in church, Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Chaffee has bumped against. Pickle Loaf 25c burg, N. J. aad Mra. f, Kemp ol cf Adlcrika. One dose cleans out printing— six o'clock they adjourned to the Herrud't Fina Quality pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. you are not quaJified to criticize and Mr. and Mrs. Waller Afton Herrud't Fine Quality Now Open | Baa Jraaplttec . .. . poisons and washes ROTH upper the sermon. and son Walter were their guests Cliff Proctor of East Calednnia. Sold at the Creamery and Have your name cards printed and lov.-cr bowels.—M. N. Henry, A large table on the lawn was on Monday evening. at The Ledger office. Beautiful Imet Every Sitirtqr, Svriiy tt4 W«i SijM? | Druggist. GOOD C.TH0MAS STORES Showboat Days ore also Bar- laid for 20 guests and a bounteous Employees who are fired by en- by the leading Merchants white vellum panelled cards. ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO MICHIGAN 3% SALES TAX gain Days at Lowell stores. It supper was served. All departed thusiasm and a desire to succeed of Lowell. Showboat Days are also Bar- Choice of Script, Old English or ssr Snyder's Orchestra J pays to shop in Lowell. Explanation: You see we spent PRINTING EVERYDAY LOW PRICES at a late hour declaring a very always have a decided advantage gain Days at Lowell storn. It Plate Gothic type. Proper sites all the money for the radio W. MAIN ST., LOWELL enjoyable day. over those fired by the boss. pays to shop in Lowell. for Mrs., iMiss and Mr. broadcast, so we have to get the c9lf Read the Ledger ads. newspapers to print it free.
i r T THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO. THURSDAY. JULY 26. 1934 THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO, THURSDAY. JULY 26, 1934 LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES SEVEN "The arch hen of the pHrlbh nre Last Week's Letters North Campbell S. W. Bowne Grand Rapids called on Mr. and Keeneland Hills kept in a chest In thai room," 11 us LEGAL NOTICES MORTGAGE SALE MORTGAGE SALE Mrs. Enriel Stauffer and family on keli explained sninothly. By Mn. S. Drew By Mn. L. T. Anderson Friday- evening. By Mrs. M. F. Fashbaugh Default having been made in Default has been made in the "Oh, well, there's every reason—" HICKORY HOLLOW conditions of a certain mortgage Mr. nnd Mrs. Bill Zwiers of "Yes, every reason." ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR ANNUAL ACCOUNT the terms and conditions of a Mr. and Mrs. Charley Clark of Kalamazoo spent Ihe week-end Edward Riltersdorf is driving Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Acherson certain real estate mortgage made dated April 2, 1929, executed by Margaret Wiersma of Grand The two men fared each other HEARING CLAIMS Lansing were Saturday night Hapids is visiting her cousins. with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. n fine new Chevrolet car. Carefal basinmb manajrnnent. and family and iMr. and Mrs, Q. State of Michigan. The Probate by Milo J. Richmond, a single Elmer E. Richmond and Gertrude supper guests of Lawrence Head- Emiol Slauffer. Lloyd Stauffer Protect YOUR Property across the marble-topped center ta Wm. Richmond of California is Pair dealing with policyhold- L. Vanderliu attended the bnll State of Michigan. The Probate Court for the County of Kent. man, of Olisco Township, Ionia T. Richn ond. husband and wife, Julianne and Alice Troy. bie; one like a siudy In burnt um worth nnd wife. Gerald Ellis of Lowell spent a returned home wilh them Sunday visiting his nephew, Leo Rich- er*. (tame ol Fallasburg Park Sunday Court for the County of Kent. At a session of said court, held County, Michigan, to the Peoples of Lowell, Kent County. Michi- Mr. und Mrs. Carl Roth and evening for a visit. her; the other a bold and melan- afternoon. in the probate ollice, in the City n, to the Lowell Building and iart of last week wilh his cousin, mond, u short lime. At a session of said court, held Savings Bunk of Belding, Michi- Mrs. (Silas Drew were Lowell vis- Madge Hoolsema of Lowell has Jack Jones of Ionia spent Fri- Prompt setUement of dmlmt. choly etching In Mtirk nnd white. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Rnymor at the probate oflice, in the City of Grand Rapids in said County, gan, a corporation organized un- tan Association, a Michigan rlerbert Flynn. itors Tuesday. been spending a few days with day evening at the home of his Low cost for protection. Haskell's dead-while hand pressed were Sunday callers nt Ihe Mary of Grand Rapids, in said County, on the 11th day of July, A. I).. der the banking laws of the Stale Building and Ix)an Corporation Richard Houseman and littlb Against Windstorm Loss Mrs. Letha Leece has been con- Sylvia and Genevieve Venema. Rickert home. of Lowell. Kent County, Michi- son Gerald were dinner guests on grandmother, Mrs. Mae Fash- down against ihe mariile. his veins on the 13th day of July, A. I)., 1934. of Michigan, dated the Uth day oi fined to her bed with rheumatism Mr. and Mrs. Bex Kramer and baugh. as black as the veins In the stone. Nearly everyone from this way 1934. Present, How. JOHN DALTON. January, A. D. 1920. nnd recorded gan. recorded April 8, 1929, in the Wednesday at the Leon Anderson the past week. home, the latter remaining for a Mr. and Mrs. Milo Miller were Mr. and Mrs. Don Hunl ol Ills ring had cut a scarlet circle attended Ihe "doings" nt the pris- Present. HON. JOHN DALTON. Judge of Probate. In Ihe office of the Register of office of the Register of Deeds for Miss Opal Cisler returned lo Sunday evening callers ot the on at Ionia Tuesday. All rei)orl Kent County, Michigan, in Libei visit. 0 C| Cleveland. Ohio, are visiting rel- The cost in this big old company has been less than 7 cents per $ 100 of about his ring finger. Judge of Probate. In the Matter of the Estate of Deeds for Kent County, Michigan, Grand Rapids Sunday afterspend- Wesley Miller home. a line time. Sylvester P. Hicks. Deceaaed. 077 of Mortgages on pages 233 Mrs. Melvin Ellis of Home Ac atives in Ionia, Snrnnac and "Payne," he went on, "you don't In the Matter of the Estate ol on the 7th day of January, A. D. ing a few weeks at home. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Venema Keene for two weeks. insurance per year for 50 years. No other company operating in Michi- Iva Noln Brown nttended the Abram J. Bloomer, Deceased. The Michigan Trust Company 1920, in Liber 421 of Deeds on and 234, nnd becausc of said de- res is visiting at the Owen Nash know how oppressive this ancient Mr. and Mrs. Clnude Rolfe nnd home. and family had Sunday dinner nl Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Scheldt Jolly Community club meeting at It appearing to the court thnl having filed in said court its four- pages 229 and 230; and the said fault the principal sum of said family were in Woodland Sajur- Ihe home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. gan has equalled this low cost for adequate windstorm protection. place is to me. I'd likn to leave it Mrs, Ralph Whenton's in Saranac teenth annual account as Trustee mortgage and all sums unpaid Melvin McDiarmid spent Ihree were host und hostess nt their the time for presentation of Peoples Savings Bank of Belding day. Unbenhour in Lowell. beuutiful home in Sarnnuc hast to the Ivy and lis huts. And the Wednesday afternoon. claims against said estate should under will of said estate, nnd its on the fifteenth day of April, thereon have been declared lo be days Inst week at his home neat ghosts of all the dead pretildeiits Lawrence Headworlh and wife Lake Odessa, having had some Mr. nnd Mrs. Wesley Miller and Sunday to u party of friends. Every year since this company was founded 50 years ago, cyclones Guy Rickert spent over Sunday be limited, and that a time and petition prayingfor the allowance 1931, having merged with nnd be- immediately due and payablo. were Wednesday night supper children called on relatives al could come and ring lis hell If they wilh Ihe home folks. thereof, and for the allowance and the shares of stock pledged teeth extracted. Guests were present from Cleve- place be appointed to receive, ex- come a part of the said Belding guesls of friends in Grand Riap - Jenison. Wyoming Park and land, Lansing, Ionia, Saranac und have visited Michigan, doing great damage. had a mind to—Ah. Berenice, come Mrs. iMnry Rickert spent Wed- amine anu adjust all claims and of all previous accounts, Savings Bank of the same place, as collateral thereto forfeited. Emniett Shcehan and family ids. spent Saturday evening nt the Grand Rapids lasl Tuesday. Keene. Potluck dinner and sup- In." nesday with her sister, Mrs. B. E. demands against said deceased by It Is Ordered, That the 10th day as appears by instrument record- The amount claimed to be due Mr. and Mrs. Emiel Slauffer Rickert, in Saranac. of August, A. D., 1934, al ten on said mortgage at the date of Charles Williams home in Middle- per were served and enjoyed by No one knows when or where the next one will strike. The safe course Siie stood in the doorway. She and before said court: ed in said office in Liber 218 of and family nnd Mr. -and Mrs. Bill twenty-one people. Games were It Is Ordered, That all the o'clock in the forenoon, at said Deeds at page 475; and on the this notice for principal and in- Davit Lake ville. As they entered ti»e grounds, had changed to a black taffeta dress Margaret and Monica Anderson Zwiers look n picnic lunch nnd iluyed und visiting was a strong ALTON* VERGENNES creditors of said deceased are re- probate office, be and is hereby twenty-fourth day of September, terest is Six hundred eleven and Ry Mrs. Wm. Schrsdcr spenl Sunday wilh Mr. and Mrs. for every property owner is to secure adequate windstorm insurance SYNOPSIS Haskell and one of the farmers of wilh many ni.Ties that stood out 90-100 Dollars ($611.90), to which spent Wednesday over night with eature. At ten o'clock the party the neighborhood came slowly down quired to present their claims to appointed for examining and al- 1931, C. N. Wilson having been Harold Snealhen near Alto. like the petals of s black rose. Mrs. Northstine and daughter lowing said account and hearing will be added an attorney's fee of theitliel r grandmother. Mrs. Willinm separated after many thanks lo at once with this sound old company. CHAPTER 1.—On h«r wnjr to a the walk together. As they passed Dorothy of Detroit were Satur said court at said Probate Oftice inted penuanent receiver of the hosts who were ably assisted Wilton went away. Iterenlce watched said petition: Twenty-five Dollars ($25.00) as Mrs. Andy Slewar_.-ll s visiting Anderson, nssistlng with the position In Lostland Academy. Janst Berenice and Wilton the farmer was day evening callers of Mr. and on or before the 14th day of No- said Belding Savings Bank by the her son, Robert by Mr. and Mrs. Worley. Mrs. Msrcsr, young profsisor of Enillih him go; and her guardian apprais- vember, A. 1034, at ten o'clock It Is Further Ordered, That Circuit Court for the County of provided for in said mortgage, twerl Stewart and fom" threshers. Lowell Center lltsrsturs and rnstorle, aftsr receiv- saying: "I can't make Sally come If ing her as the preitiest of sub Mrs. Albert Blascr. Public notice thereof be given and the costs of foreclosure. No ily of Cascade. Mrs. Otto Thome of Grand Worley will be remembered as Inf a Isttar from Gordon IlaskslI, Mr. Baumicr, Mrs. Culver's in the forenoon, said time and Ionia, Michigan, In Chancery, in By Clara B. Aldrich the former Bertha Scheldt. iSuch proprlstor of ths Aoadsmy. msata she don't want to come I And she's lunary girls In that quaint dress, by publication of a copy of this suit number 7884 by Court Order suit or proceeding has been in- Mr. nnd Mrs. IS. Raylondes Rapids was a (Sunday guest last father, has returned from a visit place being hereby appointed for and daughter, Mrs. M. Stone and happy events will be remembei- on ths train a young man whom afraid—" remarked Jealously: "You have the examination and adjustment order for three successive weeks recorded in the office of the stituted at law or otherwise to week of Mrs. Mary Reynolds nnd Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Co. shs Isarns Is Arthur Flsmlnv, also They heard no more, but another with h's cousin at Muskegon. irevious to said day of hearing, recover said debt or any part daughter spent Thursday after- John Deu^. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kinypa und ed as beauty spots in the lives ol on his way to ths Acadsmy, as pro* brightened very much since these The Alton Community club sold of all claims and demands against County Clerk of Ionia County, those who took part. fsssor of msthsmattos and ohsra* moment Haskell came running after n the Lowell Ledger, a newspa- Michigan, in Liber R on page thereof i and by reason of said de- noon with Mrs. Emma Valluoller Mrs. Owen Nash entertained children were Sunday dinner HOME OFFICE—HASTINGS, MICHIGAN - The Largest of Its Kind in the State of Michigan Istry. Thsy rsach Blads, railroad teachers came." out on ice cream and weenies and said deceased. f and Mr. nnd Mrs. Jerry Freeman. with a party Thursday evening in Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilbur nnd them. "Of all the ridiculous non "Naturally! They have trans It Is Further Ordered, That per printed and circulated in said 476; and he having duly qualified fault th* power of sale contained guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sherm station nsarsst to thsir destination, buns at thefr social last Saturday in said mortgage has become Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lasby ot honor of her daughter Dorothy Bowlnnd. In the afternoon they Mr. and Mrs. Leo Richmond at- aad thsrs msst Mrs. Dsnrsr. sn- sense, I must say—" he panted aa formed the place." public noticc thereof be given by county. as such Receiver, and having *d as matron of ths Aoadsmy. night. A few cakes were left and operative. McCords, Mr. and Sirs. William 16lh birthday. Thirty-five guests all attended the bull game al tended the Union Fnrmers' meet- he came up to them. ''Here'a Oba- "Don't get too fond of them. They publication of a copy of this or- JOHN DALTON, been duly authorized in the This big barn, 44x88, belonging to Herbert G. E. Meier. Sec. 6, Portsmouth ths •chool ths group Is struck were sold at auction after the Judge of Probate. Now therefore, notice it hereby Schrader and Tom Forward enjoyed a pleasant evening of Fallasburg Park. ing at Orlenns lasl week and rby aa air of mystsry psrvadlnf tho diah Wei ford over to tell me his will not be here forever." Ladies Aid had their auction of der, for three successive weeks premises; on which mort spent Sunday at Bostwick Luke games nnd outdoor sports after were very favorably impressed township. Bay County, was destroyed by windstorm June 10. This company lonsly plaes. Hasksll wslcomss irevious to said day of hearing, A true copy. Ihere is claimed to be due al the given that by virtue of the power Mr. and Mrs. Guy Slocum were The officers and direc- tksm. Wilton Payns. tsachsr of psy* daughter Sally has nerves about "Neither shall 1!" aprons and pillow cases. They of sale contained in said mort- and also callcd on Mr. and Mrs.)which ice cream and enke were Grand Rapids visitors Monday. by lalks Ihey heard. promptly paid the loss, &200, on the barn and 1100 damage to the tllo. ohology, oomplstss ths faculty. in the Lowell Ledger, a newspa PRED ROTH, date of this notice, for principal this place, and doesn't want to come "No—after your majority—or youi are discontinuing their fancy Register of Probate. 9-10-11 gage and in pursuance of the Charles Ward. .served. The honor guest received Dr. and Mrs. Moll of Grand tors of this company work in the Aid. per printed and circulated in said and interest the sum of For- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lind and i many lovely gifts as a remem CHAPTBR IL—vagusisly dlsturbsd. to school any more." —marriage, we can sell the old county. ty-four (Hundred, Eighty-fi v c statute in such case made and Rapids were callers of Mr. and aad apprshsnslvs, Janst wstchss. ••That's a pity," Wilton said. "For place; though who would buy It I The Ada Community Reformed provided, the said mortgage will daughter of Caledonia called on brance of the happy occasion. Mrs. Ernest Aldrich Sunday. Cascade 1—_• are men of ability and from hsr window, a msstlng bs- Church held their Sunday school JOHN DALTON, DETERMINATION OF HEIRS and sixty-three one-hundredths Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Freeman | Miss Catherine Murray nnd twssn Hasksll and a man of unprs- she's quick and brighL Really, we don't know—unless It were some doc be foreclosed by a sale of the Mrs. Howard Aldrich, mother By Mrs. Clarence Mulder picnic at Fallasburg Park Wed- Judge of Probate. ($4,485.63) Dollars, and an attor- Thursday evening. I party of friends spent the week extensive insurance possessing appsarancs, but who stU tor to turn It Into s sanatorium " State of Michigan. The Probate ney's fee of Thirty-five ($35.00) premises therein described at and sister of Grand Rapids were dsntly Is high In Haskell's confi- can't allow her to drop out Do nesday. A true copy: Gus Rieber nnd family of By-.end nt their home here, dence. Oolng down to ths school* you want me to walk over to the "Yes, It might make a sanatorium PRED ROTH, Court for the County of Kent. Dollars, as provided for in said public vendue, at the north front callers ul the E. W. Aldrich home experience room shs finds a group which ths Mrs. Clyde Condon and Mrs. door of the court house in the ron Center were Thursday sup- ^ Mr. nnd Mrs. Leon Andersor Friday afternoon. Miss Gladys Ingersoll has re- Wei ford farm and talk to hert" You might be the doctor.'* Register of Probate 9-10-11 At a session of said Court, held mortgage; and no suit or proceed- tsachsrs had suppoisd wsrs schol* Archie Condon . visited their at the Probate Office in the City city of Grand Rapids, Kent Coun- per and evening guests ind family, their nephew, Gerald Mr. and Mrs. Guy 61ocum nnd turned home after a week's stay- ars studying, ars rsally highly ar- Haskell brightened a Utile. "I "Oh, no—nothing like that. Ber ings at law having been instituted and Mrs. Nick Pitsch. tistic wax figures. Uystlflsd, shs mother and other relatives at of Grand Rapids, in said county, ty, Michigan, that being the (Houseman, and Michael Sheehan Miss Gladys Kinyon attended in Lowell with her relatives. Wc wish you would. Co over Sunday enlce—darling—I've hoped for lust (Sidney, Ind., last week. ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR lo recover the moneys secured by- Mrs. Zada Quigglc of Lansing spent Sunday at Gull I^ake near missed Gladys very much and are Informs Mrs. Dsnvsr. Nsxt day on the 20th day of July, A. D., said mortgage, or any part there- ilace of holding the Circuit Court Ramona theatre at Reeds Lake See One of Our Local Hasksll sxplalns ths somswhat un- afternoon—Berenice will show you (Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clark at- HEARING CLAIMS is spending the week at the Arch Kalamazoo, also viewed Kcliogg Sunday evening nnd were supper glod she is home. usual circumstances connected with one thing during the course of thooo 1934. of, fn said county where the prem- the conduct of the Academy. Ths the way. And, I'ayne, If convenient, tended the Clark reunion Sunday State of Michigan. The Probate Present, HON. JOHN DALTON. ises are situated, on Saturday, the Ross home and helping care for Bird Sanctuary. guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Slo- Mr. und Mrs. C. T. McDonald's Agent* or Write the professors taks up their duties. years." Notice is hereby given, lhat by her mother, Mrs. Lewis. guests. Miss Sibyl McDonald and I'd like you to go to Blrndale next She met his eyes steadily, though at Lake Odessa. Court for the County of Kent. Judge of Probate. 25lh day of August, 1934 at 10 Elwin Flynn visited his cousin cum. Among Janet's pupils Is Berenice Mike Weekes has been working virtue of the power of sale con- Emerson Lind and family, Wm. Robert Ellis, of Lowell, the lat Miss Mary Allen, of the Soo, huvt Home Office Braceorldge, daughter of the late Saturday for some supplies. Ton she knew what was coming; had At a session of said court, held In the matter of the estate of tained in said mortgage and the in the forenoon, Eastern Stand- Mr. nnd Mrs. R. H. Wightmnn owner of the Academy, and shs Is for Dorus Church the past two at the probate office, in the city ard time. Und nnd family of Caledonia ter part of the week. and Miss Rosabell and Delores returned lo their homes. Although attracted by her. Haskell, under can drive yourself over If yon want known It before the ministering William H. Silcox, Deceased. statute in such case made nnd weeks. of Grand (Rapids, in said county, Margaret !H. Silcox having filed Said premises are described in were Wednesdny evening guests Corcorun of Grand Rapids nnd we didn't meet Miss Allen, we her fathers will. Is Bsrsnlcs's ta It's about fifteen miles—a me- angels of education had appeared provided, on Monday, the fifth at the Ed. 'Lind home. guardian. The men working on Petersen's on the 14lh day of July, A. D in said court her petition pray- said mortgage as follows: Lot John Bowlens were visitors at certainly enjoyed Sibyl's com- tropolis compared lo Blade—almost upon the scene. It was ber acute barn have the walls made and day of November, A. D. 1934, at Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morse of pany. CHAPTER 111.—Janet and Flsm- s thousand inhabitants, and a mo 1934. ing that said court adjudicate and ten o'clock in the forenoon, the Number Eighty-nine (89) Sweet Fallasburg & Vicinity the Ernest Aldrich home Monday realization ot the trend of her timbers hewed and laid for the Present, Hon. CLARK E. HIG- A Smith's Addition to the Village Lansing were visitors of Mr. and afternoon. Misses Pearl und Ruby Beuk, Ing, whlls visiting a waterfall In tlon picture theater I" detennine who were at the time undersigned will, al the North By Mrs. Wesley Miller ths vicinity, learn from Wilton guardian's emotion that had led. lloor. BEE, Judge of Probate. of his death the legal heirs ot of Lowell, Kent County, Michi- iMrs. Lewis and Mr. nnd Mrs. Arch Cnllers nl the Ernest Aldrich Mrs. C. VonderMuas and Mrs. C. mm Payne the story of ths tragedy of Wilton wns already sure of one Mrs. Pauline Hapcman of Lan- front door of the Court House in Ross the past week. Mulder nttended the Liberty Lostland Academy. Two slstsrs and Indeed, to her demanding a small In the Matter of the Estate of said deceased and entitled to in* gan, according to the recorded home Sundny- were Joe Green • errand he would perform at Birn sing was a TTiursday caller of the City of Grand Rapids, Michi- Duncan Ross and sons, Archie theatre in Grand Rapids Satur- two brothsrs of Bsrenlce had lost corps of teachers to finish her edu- George S. McMnllen, Deceased. herit the real estate of which de- gan, that being the place where lat thereof. Mrs. W. M. Lawton and chil nnd wife and little son Robert thsir llvss In ths water, at ths jul^—he would have a duplicate cation; together with a strong Lucy Blaser. It appearing lo the court that ated May 15, 1934. and Lewis, of Grand Rapids were dren, Dnnraris and George, called nnd Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kinyon. day evening. sams moment, some years ago. The ceased died siezed, the Circuit Court for the County B Friday dinner guests of Mr. and wax figures which they had seen made of the key to the room In though dimly defined Instinct that Miss Bertha Ford came home the time for presentation of It Is Ordered, That, the 17th day Lowell Building and Loan at Ihe home of their mother and Mrs. Pete Edeman and Carroll Frank VanderMaas spent Sun- of Kent is held, sell at public Mrs. U. S. Hunter. day at home wilh his mother, and daughter of Clarksville were had been modeled by Mrs. Brace- which the four wai figures were if any ghosts haunted the old acad- Sunday from the hospital where claims against said estate should of August, A. D., 1934, at ten Association, grandmother. Mrs. Nelson Wicks Eckman of (Blastings were visitors Gove Lake former's sister, Mrs. Elllc Greg- brldgs's ordsrs, In ths likenesses of she had submitted to an appendix auction, to the highest bidder, the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schrader Mrs. C. VanderMaas. but return- Sunday callers of Mrs. Melinda ory und family. the four, and the doctor's will pro- stored. Berenice should go there emy it was the specter of s mys- be limited, and that a time and o'clock in the forenoon, at said premises described in said mort- Mortgagee, on Sunday. of Mrs. Ernest Aldrich one day Lite and Mabel. By Mrs. H. L. Coger vldsd that thsy must bs preserved. operation. place be appointed to receive, ex- By Frank F. Coons, spent Friday evening with Mr. Lloyd {Stauffer suffered injuries last week. eel lo his work in Byron Center. Andrew Houseman and Mr.| when she wished. tery not yet solved. probate office, be and is hereby gage, or so much thereof as may and Mrs. Donovan Bates. Mrs. Alice Mishlcr and children Later, Payne, Inspecting the figures. Mrs. IHnrrington, Will Converse amine and adjust all claims and appointed for hearing said pe- Secretary. to a hand and foot last week We expect him home to slay next Kenyon of Lowell ottended a mssts Berenice. She tells him some When he had been In nis rooms "Just one thing," he said broken- be necessary to pay the amount Richard Smith of Grand Rapids week. of Grand Rapids visited John and of the facts of the tragedy, and he and Dorus Church celebrated demands against said deceased by Gerald E. White, while helpfhg to wreck a corn Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown and church convention at Indian Lake n few minutes Arthur apjieared. ly, "your—love—the hope that some tition: so as aforesaid due on said niort- is spending the week with Lyle Vergennes Center Wc are proud to say lhat Cas- Milton Mishler and their families learns that the uncouth giant whom their birthtiays with a dinner on and before said court: It Is Further Ordered, That gage, with seven per cent inter- Attorney for Mortgagee. crib. Sunday. cousin, Mrs. Jennie Knopp, oil of neor Kalomazoo lasl Monday. Janet had sssn with Haskell Is wish we were going to move out of day you would be my wife." Wednesday night of last week of Stauffer. By N. M. K. cade will -at last have a part to named Balder, and la a valuable It Is Ordered, That all the public notice thereof be given est, and all legal costs, together Business Address: Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Garfield Flint spent the week-end wilh I Mrs. Laura Rubrcckl Daley and this place tonight" he announced She hesitated before she an- their immediate families at the Tom Forward spent Monday play in the "Sports Page" of the Gordon Stahl. wife and baby- relatives here. Mr. and Mrs small son Elmo of Suit Lake ssrvant cretiiUfts of said deceased nrp re- by publication of a copy of this with said attorney's fee, to-wit: 445 Michigan Trust Bldg., were Sunday dinner guests at the visited George Francisco and nbruptly. "You know. Payne, I am swered him. "Guardian, that can Church home. evening with Roger Pitsch. Press. Andrew Stevenson II and Brown have a new car. City. Utah, were guesls of honor CHAPTER IV.—Payne visits an quired to present their claims to order for three successive weeks The following described prem- Grand Rapids, Mich. c2-12t home of his brother, WiV Oar Sunday guesls at the Arthur family of Moseley Sunday. not a nervous individual. I came Sympathy is extended to the said court at said Probate Office Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schrader field, in Saranac. Clarence Mulder went fishing Bill McClellan of Muskegon at a picnic dinner at Gove Lake old farmer, Jerry Moore, ths only never be 1" previous to said day of hearing, ises in the Township of Graltan, called on Mr. and Mrs. Phil Dief- Anderson home were Mr. and Arthur Boshorc was a Sunday witness of tho drowning of the chil- up here as full of health and spirits His astonishment, bis pain, was Dennis families in the passing of on of before the 15th day of No- Mrs. Will Booth is sick ^nd un above the dam Sunday morning spent last Thursday night with last Sunday. Those present be- dren. who. Imitating mountain climb, in the Lowell Ledger, a news- County of Kent and State of enbaker of Alaska Saturday eve- Mrs. Wilbur Cronkright and visitor at the Clorence Trow- as a man could be I" genuine. Across Iter mind floated Mrs. Miles OIHarrow of South vember, A. D., 1934, at ten o'clock paper printed and circulated in CHANCERY NOTICE der the doctor's care. Several of and brought home an 18 pound his grandparents here. sides the guesls of honor were ers had roped themselves together Michigan, and described as fol- ning. three children. iike. It measured 44 Mi inches bridge home. and were helpless when one of "Don't tell me you're afraid of the memory of a fairy tale once told Lowell. She had been aiUng only in the forenoon, said lime nnd said county. STATE OF MIQHIGAN—The Cir- her neighbors called to see her A picnic honoring Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rubreckt, Mr. them, suppneedly, had slipped Into one week. Just four months ago lows, to-wit: Mrs. Nick Pitsch, Roger and Mrs. Laurn Carter and son ong. While Bunk reeled him in Jerry Blough ond wife, Claude Jack Gorhm and sons. Billy and and Mrs. Paul Rubreckt, Mr. ond those four wax figures?" place being hereby appointed for JOHN DALTON, All of the East Half (H) of the cuit Court for the County of Kent Sunday. t Proctor, Junior Blough and Wm. tho water. Payns begins to take an her by Mother Martha, of a wolf their other daughter, Mrs. Ray Evelyn, were in Grand Rapids Vere of Middleville called on the Duke gave orders, advice and Jock, Jr., who arc leaving this Mrs. Word Geib and two children, Increasing Interest In Berenice, aa "I might as well say first as who desired lo become human. Gor the examination and adjustment Judge of Probate. Southeast Quarter (%) of Sectio'. —In Chancery. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cooper of former's sister, Mrs. Mary Kerr, Forbey visited (Harvey Blough Fleming does In Janet. Onan died nt her home in New of nil claims nnd demands against Herbert R. Stiattuck and Friday afternoon. yells from the sidelines. week for Florido, was enjoyed al Dick and Rose Mary, all of Grand last lhat I am—and so Is Janet; don Haskell's eyes at that moment A true copy: Twenty-four (24) Town Eight Friday. and wife neor Hastings •Sunday York state. said deceased. Ella L. Shattuck. Miss Ruby Beak is home from anu wue near nasiings Sunday 'Gove Lake last Sunday. Those lo Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Coniin, CHAPTER V. — Reading diaries but Il's a sense of some danger still were oddly like those of a wounded FRED ROTH, (8) North of Range Nine (9» Morion Read is spending port her slay in town with her unclt and then motored to near Middle-,attend were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Sidney Niles of Ada, Frank Bu* kept by the late Dr. Jethro Brace- Mrs. Katie Blaser, Mr. and Mrs. It Is Further Ordered, That Register of Probate. 10-11-12 West, and containing Eighly (80) Plaintiffs, bridge, Payne senses something sin- lurking. Were we brought up to animal baffled In Its attempt to of this week in Grand Rapids. and aunt. She's been gone quite villc lo visit Jesse Blough and .Xremane and son, Mr. and Mrs. brcckt and Mr. and Mrs. Verne Oar Job ihop ii m Albert Blaser and Miss Jean call- public notice thereof be given by acres of land more or less, ac- v. wifewlfp-. • si near to you ister In the drowning of the children. serve some" purpose other than our step from Its own kingdom into an- ed on Mrs. Margaret Miller of Mrs. Rosa Kerr spent from a lime and is quite a stronger in Harry Tremane. Jock Andrews, Coger of Cascade, Mr. and Mrs. In the belfry of the old church he publication of a copy of this or- cording tc the United Stales Mary E. Turner, or her unknown Wednesday until ISunday in Hoi* si tout takpWfshphooi . Phone us to finds a long discarded Christmas utility as teachers?" other. South Lowell last Sunday. MORTGAGE SALE heirs, devisees, legatees and as- tfiiliieuA these ports. Mrs. Melinda Lite went Tues- Mrs. Frank Eilhelbus, Mr. and Frank While of Caledonia anil trse. Its presence pussies him. der for three successive weeks Government Survey thereof. land visiting her daughter, Mrs. call sad1 w«s wilwiUl bbss riffhtright oono tht e "How should 1. Fleming, know Albert Blaser picked twenty- Miss Marie Cordtz. Miss Koty day to visit her sister. Mrs. IMrs. Chas. Quiggle. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sherm Reynolds Questioning Berenice, he learns "Why not?" he gasped crisply. revious to said day of hearing Default having been made in Together with the appurten- signs, and Wilber S. Turner, or NOW WANT THE NEW Ben Baldus and family. more of the family history, and his more than you? If I conjecture, my "What is wrong with me that yon three crates of red raspberries on .ji Ihe Lowell Ledger, a newspa- his unknown heirs, devisees, Stein, Corl ond Hermon Cordtz Ernest Battles, of Hastings for a Guy Quiggle, Buddy Weller. Mrs. and family of Lowell. Job to git ths Job you hm for ui distrust of Haskell mounts. Hask- the terms and conditions of a ances and heredilnments there- Mrs. Tom Woodhead and son were dinner guesls of the Steven- fAttfewr day. 'Ethel Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Henry I guess Is that we were sent for be- cannot love me?" Monday. iHc has some extra nicc per printed nnd circulated in said legatees and assigns. sll proposes marriage to Berenice, certain renl estate mortgage mode unto belonging. \lbert look Susie DcVries lo Big son family. Afterwards the en- Ernest Richardson, wife and Brown and Mrs. Jennie Knupp. but she tells him she does not love cause Berenice Insisted on the terms "Love doesn't come at a call fruit this year as he has irrigated county. by Charles Novitsky and Karo- Dated July 20, 1934. Defendants. Have your business or person- him enough to marry him. his berries. Tircsfotic / Rapids Sunday. We understand lire group of young people, ex sons, Forrest and Orley of Elm- of her father's will being compiled You've been very good—devoted to CLARK E. ilFIGBEE, lina Novitsky, his wife, of Grand BELDING SAVINGS BANK. At a session of said Court, held Miss DeVries is lo lake extra James Russell and doughler.'sl stationery printed al The Laura Lewis and Essie Condon Judge of Probate. nt the Court iHouse, in Ihe City of cepl Marie (who had business dale, Mr. Hughson and Evelyn Arlliur was reflecting that one with—that she should be well edu our family—" Rapids, Michigan, to the Belding By C. N. WILSON. Receiver. CENTURY PROGRESS TIHE /. raining ot the hospital there. Mrs. Ruth Cordrey and two chil- j Ledger office. Good matcrials were home over the week-end A true copy: Grand Rapids, in said County, elsewhere), allended the theatre Schwab visited Everett Richard- dren, Selma und Curl, of Santa land flue quality workmanship Newspaper advertising is oon- could not be too sure this was true; cated. Certainly she Is getting In He stepped back a few paces, his Savings Bonk of Beldina, Michi- Eldred & Gemuend, Flossie and Eva Kerr of Grand in Grand Rapids. from summer school. FRED ROTW, an a this 23rd day of July, A. D., 1934. 'H£i un mkuon mm ft - son and family Sunday. Clara, Calif., ure visiting the'assured. and Payne, too. wondered If the old tensive training now. If she ever face ashy white, his hand clutch- Truey Condon nnd Edith Dal- o in.i i B « corporation organized un- Attorneys for Mortgagee, Rnpids spenl Sunday with the Mr. and Mrs. Paul VanderMaas vincing. It brings results! If (Register of Probate. Ionia, Michigan. 10-13t Present: HONORABLE WILLI- • (mm io Bfiio . / Tr home folks. academy would not prove some day did." ing with the old gesture of pain stra spent last Sunday al the Dal- der Ihe banking laws of the iStale and soil, after taking their dau of Michigan; doled the tenth day AM B. BROWN, Circuit Judge. Sundny callers nt the Mnry a good place to flee from. Would Payne told Arthur of the proposed at his hearL stra home, west of Lowell. It appearing from the Bill of ghler Pauline Marie to the bos MORTGAGE SALE 0f September, A. D. 1929, and re- MORTGAGE SALE Kerr home were Mrs. Clare An- that he might take Berenice not Into expedition to Blrndale. "That means "You have an attack I Shall 1 Mrs. Whaley and Jack of Chi- Complaint on file herein that af- pilal In Ann Arbor were dinner storm but out of It Arthur was I can get a duplicate key made of cago are visiting here two weeks Default has occurred in the corded in the office of the Regis- ierson nnd son Donald, Mr. and guesls Soturdoy evening of Mrs. bring you water?" conditions of a mortgage made by ter of Deeds for Kent County, Default has occurred in Ihe ter diligent search and inquiry it Mrs. Wilbur Cronkright and chil- looking Intensely at Janet, and won- the wax-figure room door—for Ber- "Yes, hurry!" and then Izetta and Oren Frost conditions of a mortgage made by is not known and can not be as- C. Vunder Moos. Wc all are Renne Dykema and Gertrude Dy- Michigan, on the 17lh day of Iren of near Rockford. wishing little Pauline a speedv dering how long he could go on enice's use." He was sitting by the fire when will accompany thm home and William R. Cornelius and Eliza- certained in what stale or coun- iiimnii visit Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sayles a kema, his wife, mortgagors, to September, A. D. 1929, in Liber recovery. without telling her he loved her. "You think she ought to have she returned. After drinking the Home State Bank for Savings, a G91 of Mortgages on pages 341, beth A. Cornelius, his wife, mort- try the defendants reside, and Now It seemed by those strange few weeks. gagors, to Home Stale Bank for that after diligent search and in- Seeley Corners Mrs. C. VnderMnas ond daugh- one?" water he straightened up again and Michigan corporation of Grand 342 nnd 343; and on the 24th day ter Marie spent all day Friday st anachronisms of love that he had "She'll feel more al ease. I could muttered, "1 must avoid emotion. Rapids, Michigan, mortgagee, dat- of September, 1931, C. N. Wilson, Savings, a Michigan corporation quiry, it cannot be ascertained By Mrs. S. P. Reynolds of Grand Rapids, Michigan, mort- whether the defendants Mary E. her sister's, Mrs. K. Idemo in By- F Only known her long before he ever have told her where Haskell hid the Don't let these young teachers make ed September 7, 1927, and record- having been appointed pcrmon- ron Center. They found it just met her. How automatically Has- key, but 1 thought it might make LOWELL PIBLIC LIBMIY ed In the office of the Registea of ent Receiver of said Belding Sav- gagee, dated February 16, 1929, Turner and Wilber S. Turner are love to you, Berenice. You have and recorded in the office of the living or dead, or where they or Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hesche left as hot there as il was in Cascade. FOR THE FINEST kell was left out of all their plans trouble if he found she knew its money, they have none!" GRAHAM BLDG.—WEST SIDE Deeds of Kent County, Michigai., ings Bank by the Circuit Court out n wjm to in nm hmjtt the nst last Wednesday morning for a Rev. Doerr of the Cascade on September 7, 1927, in Liber for Ihe County of Ionia, Michi- Register of Deeds of Kent County, either of them may reside if liv- and pleasures I He wondered If hiding ulace. It may make trouble She flushed with anger I "How -OPEN— . Michigan, on February 18, 1929, ing, or whether they or any per- •••lEIIIHEII OF HUE. HAH. IT motor trip through the Eastern Church is home from Camp the man had ever been In love. 620 of Mortgages at page 449. gan. In Chancery, in suit No. tlates. Grayling ond we ore having anyway." can you Imply such things. Guard- Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday in liber 673 of Mortgages al page sonal representatives or heirs •MniCTIHS N IT niT PUCE OfFUO FN ULE Their way home took them past the Said mortgage was assigned b> 7884 by Court order recorded in Loren Lewis suffered a severe Sunday School and Church again "I can sympathize with her. The ian! They have been most kind from 2 to 8 p. m. 47. living, or where they or any of deserted village. At that hour the four figures have seemed much more Home Stale Bonk for Savings lo the office of Ihe County Clerk of troke of paralysis last Tuesday to me—anyone Is kind, I think, who AUDIE E. POST. Ltbrarlaa Said mortgage was assigned by them may reside, and further, long, straggling row of crumbling oppressive to me since they were Grand Rapids Savings Bank, a Ionia County, Michigan, in Liber ind is in n critical condition. stays In this old place." corporation of Grand Rapids. R, on page 476, and he having said Home Slate Bank for Savings that after diligent search and in« THE Immediate and houses, sunk In their ancient or- locked in. If they were kept open lo Curtis M. Wylie by indenture quiry, plaintiffs are unable to as- Mrs. Myrtn Stoel and dough- Logan "They are well paid." Michigan, by instrument dated duly qualified as such Receiver, enthusiastic nccrplance of ters, Marion and Alice, of Grand- chards, presented a ghostly, un- ly upstairs as we saw them that "People" of their attainments dated October 3,1931, and record- certain the names of the persons REDUCED By Clara Vandewerker I. P. fiOTFIEISEI July 31,1931, and recorded in and having been duly authorized the new Firestone Century villo were guests of her sister, earthly air. The empty windows first night-for everybody to look would be well paid anywhere. I ed In said Register's office on May who are included as Ihe unknown MOTOR OIL said Register's office on August by said Court in the premises; on Mrs. Alice Reynolds, lasl week. seemed watching the road for In- 7, 1934, in liber 768 of Mortgages heirs, devisees, legatees and as- Progress Tire started a at and remember or forget, as he repeal—It's a kind of high sacrifice Physician aad Sargeoa 25, 1931, in Liber 737 of Mortga- which mortgage there Is claimed PRICES Mrs. Helen Reynolds is home John Lehman and wife with habitants who were never to re- chose, we'd soon all forget them. ges at page 114, and was reassign- to be due at the dale of this at page 383, and was assigned by- signs of said defendants. tremendous wave of buying and devotion to stay here I" OVER CITY STATE BANK said Curtis M. Wylie to Kent Therefore, II Is Ordered, that FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY after spending several weeks their son and friend of Lansing turn. ¥ou can't remember anything that's He looked furtively at her. LOWELL, MICHIGAN ed by Grand Rapids Savings Bank noticc for principal and interest that is keeping the Firestone I 10-21 wilh her dai&hters, Mrs. Lois were Sunday guests of the form- A ruddy glow not of the sunset lo Home Stale Bank for Savings ihe sum of Sixteen Hundred, Mortgage Agency, Inc.. a Michi- the appearance of defendants constantly under your nose." "Why?" gan corporation of Grand Rapids, Mary E. Turner, or her unknown factories running idd of Lowell nnd Mrs. Gobe er's uncle. Joe Lehman. PER QUART on the market was traced to a burning pile of rub- There was a knock at the door. "Because of the wax figures, and Office Phone, 222-2; House. 222-S by instrument dated Septembei Eight and fifty-six one hundred- twenty-four hours a day to Onon of West Lowell. Earl iStorbord and family of 21, 1931, and recorded in said ths ($1,608.56) Dollars, and in- Michigan, by instrument record- heirs, devisees, legatees and as- bish at the back of the church. Mrs. Denver stood there looking the sad memories. Balder says the ed in said iRegister's office on signs. and Wilber S. Turner, or meet this huge demand. Don't forget the school re. North Boston nnd Stephen Weaver Looming above It was Haider like quite white. "I hate to trouble you, "leptember 22, surance of Twenty-one and eighty union to be held on Salurdoy of were Sunday guests of S. S last ('hristmas tree we ever had II , of Mortgages one-hundredths ($21.80) Dollars, July 12, 1914, in liber . 773 of his unknown heirs, devisees. a basalt image, for his face and Mr. Wilton, and you'll think me very II. I. T. LISTIQ Mortgages at page 130. legatees and assigns, be entered We knew that car owners Ibis week ol the Grange hall. Weaver and wife. in the belfry room. It ought to be at page 452, and was assigned by also an attorney fee of Thirly- VMW* O. VMSmOi Lena Mae and Clifford Dnlstra clothes were dark with sool; he sa- foolish, but Mother Martha has OSTEOPATHIC At the date of this notice there within three (3) months from the would replace their OMTM AS* CM Miss Mamie Tyler, who has destroyed." tflome State Bank for Savings lo flve ($35.00) Dollars, as provided spent several doys lost week been caring for Mrs. Mory Hat- luted them with more courtesy than been in the kitchen talking of those 'i'll tell him to burn IL" Physician and Surfeon is claimed to be due for principal date of this order. That in case of thin-worn, dangerous tires Curtis M. Wylie by instrument fw in said mortgage; ana no suit their appearance, they cause 4.40-21 •f.7S S 90 t 3.60 with their uncle nnd ounl, Mr. ton. went to the Wayne Benton ff was his wont "Don't you want to four children. I listened as patient- "And I should like the key to the General Practice dated October 3, 1931, nnd re- or proceeding* al law orinequily nnd interest on said mortgage if they could get what they and Mrs. Byron Green. Special Attention to Rectal $6,521.40. No suit or proceeding their answer to the bill of com- 4.50-20 t.ie 3.84 home in South Bowne the last of warm you?" ly as I could, because the old have room where the llgures are." corded in said Register's office on having been instituted to recover 96 Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Reynolds the week. "Balder," Berenice said as they Diseases at law has been instituted to re- plaint to be filed and a copy wanted in a tire at the price so few to listen to them—but when Janet entered at that moment, and April 10, 1934, in Liber 765 of the moneys secured by said mort- 4.S0.2I s.io t.OI 4.04 and daughters attended a picnic iS0=VIS D (Prepared and equipped to treat cover the debt secured by said Ihereof served on plaintiff's at- they wanted to pay. We Mrs. Lucy Yodcr of Illinois was STOPS COSTLY SLUDGE FORMATION gathered around the fire, "do you Mr. Haskell came in and asked me Morlgages at page 193 and was guge or any part thereof, dinner given al Gove I^ikc in Berenice welcomed her warmly, mortgage, or any part Ihereof. torneys within fifteen (15) days 4.75-19 •.7S 1.08 4.32 the guest of her brother, Jerry remember the last Christmas tree Piles, Prolapse, Fissures and assigned by Curtis M. Wylie to Notice is hereby given thai by found the answer through to go In that room and see that "l^t us go and see Mother Mar- Fistuli without hospitalittlioii). Notice is hereby given that by after service upon them or their honor of Mrs. Laura Dailey of Blough nnd wife Friday and Sat- ten million visitors to the 5 00-19 7.SS 1.14 4.S6 Sail Lake City. we had In the academy?" everything was right In there—and tha," she proposed. "In the east Kent Mortgage Agency, Inc., a virtue of the power of sale con- virtue of Ihe power of sale con- attorneys, of a copy of said bill. urday and then went lo the home 1174 Madison Graad Rapids Michigan corporation of Grand twined in said mortgage, and Ihe If you pay mare than 26c a quart today for motor oil you Balder rolled his black eyes. "Do dust around a bit, I confess I'm too wing." tained in said mortgage and Ihe That in default thereof, said bill Firestone Factory at the 5.25.11 8.00 1.27 S.08 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cole and of her brother Harvey for a few Phones: OBce S8702; Rea. 88011 Rapids, Michigan, by instrument statute In such case made and laughters and Mr. and Mrs. Law* 1—sure I dol and 1 know where it nervous—to go alone." Janet hesitated. "Have I your statute in such case made and of complaint be taken as con- World's Fair last year. We 5.25-21 days' visit. dated April 9, 1934, and recorded provided, on Monday, the fifth O.SO 1.40 5.60 ton Cole and baby attended the are simply throwing good money away. For that's the price is, too. I saw It—only yesterday— "I'll go with you! 1 should think permission, Mr. Haskell?" provided, and to pay said amount fessed by said defendants. asked them—"What do you Charles Booth of South Bend. "'i RcR'ster s office on April dav of November, A. D. 1934, at 5.50-17 a.7f 1.40 5.60 Schneider reunion held at Fal- the remains of IL It's up In the Haskell wouldn't send you In there "Certainly." he answered, not with interest as provided in said II Is Further Ordered that value most In a tire?"—and Ind.. visited Jerry Blough and 10. 1934, in IJber 76j of Mort- ten o'clock in Ihe forenoon, Easl- •asburg Park last Sunday. wife last Wednesday. of IsosVis "D"—Standard's premium motor oil. belfry of the church there." at this hour of the day. But Til B.H. SIEfUI. M. I. ga 6 crn mortgage, and all legal casts, within fortv (40) days from the 5.50-18 f.ss 1.40 5.60 looking at her. ?wK S"? *i ti. Standard Time, the under- their answer was — "Give Orion Seese was the guest of "How on earth did it get there?" gladly go with you, Mrs. Denver!" Phon* 47 charges and expenses, including date of this order, plaintiffs OiKtr SUM Lam Berenice led the way down the At he 'Inte of this notice there siflnedt at ,he Norih front door of as Blowout Protection, his aunt. Mrs. Lee Bryant and He had a pitchfork in his left They were tliruugh the u,™,!, the attorney fee allowed by law, cause a notice of this order to be J. I. UTUH, M. 1. is claimed to he due for principal ,hc Court House in Ihe City of Non-Skid Safety, and Long Smyrna family of Alto from Thursday un- It is the most advanced development in motor lubrication ... hand and on this he rested, medi- hall when Gordon Haskell met en t on Mld mor, e and all taxes and insurance published in the Lowell Ledger, one totally deserted nnd shut-up Phon* 100 2!fiJjff S .. 5?« Grand Rapids, Michigan, that be- premiums paid by the undersign- By Mrs. Albert Honsernan til Monday. tatively watching the lire which lit them. He was wearing his academic $4,066.21. No suit or proceeding | g the place where the Circuit a* newspaper printed, published Wear, at a moderate price." for the patented Propane Dewaxing and Chlorez Extraction floor to a large room with a lire- Negoaee Block, LowelL n ed before sale, said mortgage will and circulating in said County, THE OUTSTANDING VALUE Earl Heidrick and family of up all their faces, and made Janet's cloak, und looked more scholarly al law has been insllluled to re- Court for Ihe County of Kent is (South Boston were guesls of Process have given it this unique quality: it will not sludge place under the eaves. Before the Office Hours. 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. be foreclosed by sale of the mort- and that said publication be con- Drive in to the Flreatone sweater glow like a coat of gold. than usual. "Well, was everytidng cover the debt secured by said he|dj seI| al auc||on IN THE LOW-MICED FIELD Sunday, July 29, is the Smyrna Clarence Trowbridge and family soft-coal lire sat Mother Martha In Office Phone S6 gaged premises at public vendue tinued therein once each week Service Dealer or Service homecoming. Everyone turn out under the hardest, hottest driving. Sludge causes stuck "I'll tell you what 1 know of Its his- right?" he addressed Mrs. Denver. mortgage, or any pari Ihereof. lo ,he highest bidder, the prem- to the highest bidder at the north Sunday. her rocking chair, her hands In her Notice ii hereby given that by described in said mortgage, for six (6) successive weeks, or Store today! Equip yonr car and hear the German hand com- tory after that Christmas. It was "1 haven't been yet sir." black silk gloves, her bright shawl front door of the courthouse in that plaintiffs cause a copy of D. W. Layer and wife visited E. rings, one of the great causes of high oil consumption. thrown out on one of the sheds, base "I'ayne. may I see you a mo- virtue of the power of sale con- 0r so nnich ,hem)f ns mnv be with these new Firestone flrt* posed of Smyrnaites. Picnic din- Lacy and wife Sundoy. wound closely around her stooping lained in said mortgage and the n^^ry ^ pay the .imounl so the City of Grand Rapids. Michi- this order lo be personally served and all, and lay there for months gan, on Tuesday. October 16, Centnry Progress Tirea, with COURSg TYPE ner will be held on Mrs. Bessie Hazel Call of Lake Odessa is ment?" shoulders. Jell I. STIYKEI statute in such ease made and aforesaid due on said mort- on said defendants, at least twen- Reeves' lawn. as 1934. at 10:00 o'clock in the fore- ey (20) days before the lime nn raicE visiting her cousin, Mrs. Lulu with some bits of tinsel sticking to "1 am golug down with Mrs. Den- "I've brought Janet to see youl" —DKNTIBT— provided, and lo pay said amount gage with accrued interest there- Ihe matilve flat tread, Mrs. Bernie Powell entertained In addition, Iso=Vis "D" does not thin out dangerously in it; then Norman, he found it, and ver." noon. Eastern Standard Time. above prescribed for Iheir ap- deep - cut, non- skid, broad 4.40-31 •4.45 Connavan, for o few days. "Sit you down! It's been a fine Phoao Zl$ Hoars I ta I wilh interest as provided in said of, and all legal costs, together her sister port of lost week. Mory Blough of Freeport was he and Jethro took it up the ravine "Why?" mortgage and all legal costs, The premises covered by said pearance. 4.50-21 4«f# contact with hot engine surfaces. day—like the days when they were Open Wednesday and Saturday with the said attorney fees, to- mortgage are situated in the City hnaky shoulders, and Oil Moys ran a pitchfork in his the guest of her grandparents, to be a flagpole in front of their "She's afraid." charges and expenses, including This suit is brought to quiet s.xo arm one day last week. all here; I used to hear them Eveniag, 7 to 9 wll: of Grand Rapids, County of Kent, title to the following lands: Gum • Dipped cords. Tire 4.75-19 iJerry Blough ond wife. Monday. tent near the whirl—they had Haskell gave an Impatient ex- runnln' and cailin* me. The brown the attorney fee allowed by law The following described prop- 3.*S Elmer Richmond spent the Take a look at Iso^Vis "D" next time you stop in a Standard Office closed Thnraday afteraooas and all taxes and insurance pre- and Stale of Michigan, and are Lands situate and being in the prices probably never again Claude Proctor of Battle Creek tiny tent there that summer— clamation. "How glad I'll be when man's locked 'em up now." erly in the City of Grand Rapids, i OHmiSim week-end wilh his daughter. Mrs. was the guest of his uncle, miums paid by the undersigned described os follows, to-wit: Township of Lowell, Kent Coun- will be as low as they are AopwHoMlaly Law twasn't safe—shale crumbly under Berenice attains her majority. Then Kent County. Michigan. That part of the East half Albert Mauserman land Sunday Ray Weliand and family of Free- Oil Station. It is dispensed in glass bottles so that you can "Jnst the llgures. Mother Martha." before sale, said mortgage will be Port of Section Thirteen (13). ty, Michigan, and described as today. At these unusually their very beds; but there the pole we'll have no more of the wax fig- (E. Vi) of the southeast quarter Mrs. IHausermon and son Harold port Sunday. "They're yours no less, Berenice. •OIILU N. OATLET foreclosed by sale of Ihe mort- Town Seven (7). North of Range follows: and niece. June Weeks, of Keens was on its stand; It got washed ures. Well, let the dusting go. You have your Sunday frock on!" (SE %) of Section Thlrty_(30), Commencing at the intersec- low prices for /irsl grade Mrs. Ethel Gray, who was si iee the full measure of clear, clean, fine oil you are getting. down In the spring freshets; and Mrs. Denver. Keally a woman of —DENTIST- gaged premises al public vendue TwelvJ WCIVIe? WesVTC7ll\IAt (12i W)/ .I commencinwieaniveev.ee»gn I - tires, we make it easy for For those car owners who and Leo Richmond attended the "Yes. Mother Martha." lo the highest bidder at the rorth Twenty-five feet (25 ft.) North ofijownship Seven (7) north, Range tion of Ihe town line between the home of her daughter. Mrs. bobbed up in the lake again. I fished your years should have better need new tire safely at a very Burras-Aldrich reunion held at You'll like its looks. You'll like its performance The old woman searched Janet's GIB ce ovar C. Thomas Store front door of the Courthouie in Ihe Northeast corner of Lot num- Eleven (11) west, more particu- Lowell nnd Vergennes Town- ou to buy not only one tire, Campau Lake. Jay Erb, of near Lake Odessa last it out and brought It down here to low price the Firestone week, returned to the Joe Leh- sense." face anxiously. "You nre not tak- Office Hours: 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 the city of Grand Rapids. Michi- of Wolven's Ad- larly -describe d as: .-..iCommencinu ii„_ g ships, Kent County. Michigan, t a complete seL burn with some other rubbish; soma wilh the west bank of Flat River; June Weeks of Keene is visiting mon home the first of the week. and you'll like its economy! ^ "You should have mentioned the ing her away?" Closed Thursday afternoon gan. on Monday, July 39. 1934, at Courier Type Tire has no equal her cousin, Harold Hauserman. children must have lugged It op figures In your letter, sir." she gave Phoae BO ten o'clock in the forenoon. East- thence westerly to the east line And Remember — wilh al these extremely low prices. Charles Weiland and family "No—oh. nol" ot Washington Street; thence Miss Marie iHaines of Easton is visited Stephen Miller and wife Siudgr mom* •tuck puton those belfry stain. I remember back; "unless you were afraid to Mother Martha rocked herself In ern Standard Time. The premises every tire yon are protected visiting Mrs. Cynthia Cowles. missin' It when I came down to set covered by said mortgage are sit- southerly along the east line ot Sunday. ring* and makr* an ragine mention them." ber chair, gazed at the glowing ly-five (25) feel; thence West thirty-five (435) -by the new Firestone Triple Mr. ond Mrs. Ed. Reeves ore ISO sVIS "D" MOTOR OIL fire to the stuff. I jever thought uated in Ihe City of Grand Rup- One-hundred Sixteen (116) feet: four hundred said Washington Street seventeen John Overboil and wife and 25c a qt. pump oil. It cautM high od He scowled but made no answer. coals. Up In this high story the feet east of the east lin e of Union (17) rods, eight and one-hall Guarantee Sm hot Fireatonm Tires the proud grandparents of a little no more about the old dried trea ML MMIICEI eOUT ids, County of Kent and State of thence .South Twenty-five (25) Homer. Mrs. E. Lite. Ruth KaufT- PLUS FEDERAL TAX Payne was moving toward the li- wind whistled as If they were In a Street; thence south one hundred (8%) links; thence easterly to are made at the FimtoM son born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1C o qt. conaumptioa and ia a great VETERINARIAN Michigan, and are described as feet; thence East One-hundred Noddins (nee Dorothy Reeves), man nnd Harold Christofel of tUI I see It yesterday." brary. "No, not there I Here ia tower. "Ain't you been up the ra ninety-eight (198) feet; thence Flat River; thence northerly —fa* Unaqugltd Ptrfonncnct Factory mndmr Exhibition Zion Hill and Howard Lite, wife TOTAL raoocT-waiter. ISO• VIS "D" Lowell, Michigan follows, to-wit: Sixteen (116) feet lo place of be- BulUUng, World*a Fair of near Orleans, July 19. 26c a qt. Arthur and Janet dropped behind the drawing room." vine yet?" I/)t Fifty-five (55) Underwood east fifty (50) feet; thence north |along the west margin of said Iscords uiJJ net dodgr under hardeat Treatment of all domestic live- ginning. Henry Harris has been retain- At all Standard Oil Stationi and Doalcri Berenice and Wilton on the waj "You don't favor the library "Yes. once." Addition to the City of Grand one hundred ninety-eight (198) Flat River to the place of be- driring in hottest weather. stock and pets, including poultry. Together wilh the heredita- feet; thence west fifty (50) feet —for Ufa Against AU Defects ed at the Smyrna power plant home. "1 don't think Payne ought much." "'TIs an awful place—a place Rapids. Kent County. Michigan, ments and appurtenances there- ginning. to beginning. Also a right of way- WILLLVM B. BROWN. for at least two months. If the to have told her about that tree," "Too many memories of my poor of death." Phone 154-F-1 according to the recorded plat unto belonging. —for 12 Moaths Against Al Lit ten to the Void of Firestone new electric machinery doesn't he said. "That poor child Is too over a strip three and one-half Circuit Judge. stepfather. What 1 want to say Is Yes. dear." Berenice said sooth- Ihereof. Dated July 20, A. D. 1934. Brouajuq I nanIliu*m u ills * —Featuring Gladys Swarthout give good satisfaction they will morbidly Interested In everything this: Balder tells me that Bere- (3iH) feel east and west by one Examined, Countersigned and --Every Monday Night ingly ; "but don't think 'hat now. NOTICE. LEDGER READERS Dated May 2. 1934. BELDING SAVINGS BANK, hundred thirty-two (132) feel CSU Hon tka Im Commmtiml SrwUm) pul on another man later. Allen Haskins connected with her brothers and sla- nice was talking about a Christmas Kent Mortgage Agency. Inc.. By C. N. WILSON. Receivei. Entered by me. N.B.C.— WEAF Nat\: tcorfc STANDARD OIL SERVICE Show Janet all the things you knit Mr. and Mrs. Albert Housennan Friends of The Ledger and Al- Assignee of Said Mortgage. north and south lying Immedi- LOUIS NEUMANN. ters." tree the family had the year before so beautifully." io Solo having business in the Eldred A Gemuend, ately west of and adjoining said Clerk. and son IHiarold ond niece. June AUCTIONEER Wilton was meanwhile saying to the acddenL Now, what started her When they were going away Butterfleld. Keeney & Amberg, Attorneys for Mortgagee. Weeks, ottended a birthday sur» Probate Court of Kent County Attorneys for the Assignee ol description. Attest: A true Copy. Berenice: "If I were you I would on that?" Mother Martha called Janet back Ionia, Michigan. 10-131 THE TIRE SENSATION of "34 nrlse party at Murray Lake for HonesU-Efficitat—Rsllable will confer • favor on the pub- Said Mortgage. Dated: July 17. 1934. LOUIS NEUMANN, not speak of the old tree to Mr. "Isn't It natural her mind should to ber and, grasping her arm, drew Kent Mortgage Agency. Inc.. Miss Dorothy Kropf, sponsored lisher by reouesting the court to 500 Michigan Trust Building, The Lowell Ledger and your Clerk. by Mrs. Mae Mills. Thene Standard Stations Serve You in Your Locality: HtudcelL After ail, he has his mem- sometimes go back to the very early her down confidentially. "He laughs order probate notices published Grand Rapids, Michigan. choice of either the Grand Rap- Assignee of Said Mortgage. Linsey. Shivel A Phelps, Batisfsction Gaaranteed Butterfield. Keeney A Amberg, Attys. for Plaintiffs, Leo Cowles is oble to be up -and ories, too; and It may be as well days?" at the stories they tell about this in this paper. The Court will be c50, 131 ids Herald or the Grand Rapids nround the house part of the A. W. Kropf West Main St., Lowell not to revive them." "It's Just as well you should not old house—but It's all gospel truth. glad to comply with the requeet Press, one year for $5.50. this Attorneys for Assignee of 610 Grand Rapids Trust Co. CENTRAL GARAGE doy. said Mortgage. Grand Rapids. Mich. Maurice W. Alexander M-21 at Ada Road "That's true I—I hop* you will all encomage her recollections. I want 1 seen "em—walking." when nude. Respectfully, ou have offer good onlv on R. F. D. routes Bldg., The IHausermon reunion will Terms Reasonable R. G. Jefferies. Pub. Ledger. Advertise^ whatever yo 600 Ml Trust Bldg clO-fit Southside Garage, F. L. Stephens M-66 at Segwun stay here until I am twenty-one," ber to look forward—not backl" to sell in The Ledger Want Col or where there is no newsboy A. H. STORMZAND, Prop. be held ot Fallasburg Park July "With all my heart—«o do 11 Why (To be continued) delivery. Send all orders to The Grand ds. Michigan. Palo Phsas Ionia. Mich. ahe added Impulsively. nmn and we won't have to urgue c9-13t Job printing—Ledger 29. A good attendance is expect* Central Garage, A. H. Stormzand, Prop Lowell "So far as I am concerned notb* la that door kept locked?" Wlltoa To buy, sell, rent or swap, Ledger. Phone 43 102 E. Main St., Lowell ed. use Ledger Want column. wilh yo" about using It later. John Layer Corner Main and Jackson, Lowell lo^ could drive me «way." added. Want ads bring retuhi. n i EafP**a
EIGHT THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO. THURSDAY. JULY 26. 1934 PRIMARY SLATE HERDS ARE TOO STRAND OUR BEST SALESMEN / Weaver's Market and Grocery (Continued from First Page) REPRESENTATIVE. 2nd DIST. Chocolate Shop LARGE FOR THE Republican Thomas H. MdcNaughton. AI^E ; WE f USERS! FRIDA Y and SA TURD A Y Charles H. Feenstra. FORAGE SUPPLY Charles C. Saur. Did you know that Low- Democratic MICHIGAN LIVESTOCK WILL Garrett Poslhumn. ell had a GO HUNGRY NEXT WINTERI sandwiches. Lb. 19c Henry Oostwcen. Minced Ham or Veal Loaf Hudolph VanDyke. UNLESS NUMBERS ARE RE- SHERIFF Tea Room DUCED Pork Steak Republican With HAMBURG Beef Chuck Rst. 'Fred Kelley. Choice lean shoulder cuts Warren W. Sturgis. Prospects of a very pronounced Fresh Ground Choice Young Heifers Complete FNitiin Service? shortage of foragt- for Michigan James J. Bouchard. livestock next winter arc pointed 3 tbi. 25c Lb. 15c Gustavus Wedgwood. Try us for Food. We are on out by the Michigan State Col- Lb. Hugh M. Blacklock. lege, and State Livestock owners O'S't 12c Balph G. Strope. a par with the best. are advised to cull their herds in People who got the i Bacon Squares Merslo J. Patterson. preparation for this unavoidable I-Weather before It Veal Stew Lb. 9e iHiram A. Bouma. advertised and hare driven Lb- 121,40 William L. Smith. Mrt. D. S. Simon Rains between now and winter thousands of miles, sing Bologu Deaocratic will furnish HtUe relief. Other its praises louder than our William J. Lennon. seedpos of the nation have BO advertising. Before you buy '<Mrs. Robert iHehn entertained such forage could be found. Last safety . . Flatter Wider Trsad yesr, DrJHaber spent nearly «00,- . . More Center Traction (14% USSH 13.95 Ail pork. Grade 1. 2 Lb.. 25c Democratic with a one o'clock luncheon Sat- Pork Sausage urday in honor of her sister-^n- 000 for hay for Michigan live more non-akid blocks) 441.J1 $4.49 Lean and Meaty Lb. 7o IHtenry C. Mart. law, Mrs. Victor Peckham. of atock. This amount was paid out Heavier Tougher Tread (i Beef Ribs Abner Dilley. in a year when hay was com- of 2 I be. more rubber)... 3 Pittsburgh. During the afternoon twist Cord Body (supports Choice lean center cuts Lb. ISO CLERK Mrs. John Hilderley of the Book paratively cheap and when most Pork Chops sections had no forage shortage. heavier tread safely). > Republican Review Club reviewed the book, "Boman Round About." Michigan farmers who accept From tender young beef Lb. 'Louis Neumann. now the advice of men who can 17C Democratic Double Wedding Ceremony not possibly profit or lose from Round Steak the sale or from the retaining ot Cornelius M. Oudersluys. A double wedding ceremony livestock by owners will hive Ralph's Tire and Radio Shop John DeKruif. Choice Complete Selection was performed last Tuesday eve- much the best chancc of avoiding NEW LOCATION N. E. COR. MAIN ST. and RIVERSIDE DR. 3 Lb.. 25c TREASURER ning by Rev. Ray A. Kale of heavy financial losses. Cattle Lard Fresh Fruits, Vegetables Daily Galconda, III., the principals be- Republican which are in fair condition and Road Service Phone 433-F2 Pure Home Rendered ing Chester Jones and (Miss iHelen which can be marketed anytime 'Thomas Vidro. Shattuck of Lowell, Lee Holland within a period of three months Democratic of Lowell and Miss Dorothy oan be sold much more -advan-. Entrance on the East Side Waldo M. Ball. Swan of Ada. tageously than thin stock which The happy event took place at must be sold within a period of Chemist's Hobby Brings New Means REGISTER OF DEEDS the residence of Mrs. George T. a few days. Republican Kawalsky, where Mr. and Mrs. County chairman of relief com- Of Extracting Vitamin in Quantity 'George M. Reed. Kale reside and was witnessed missions have been advised by by Mr. and Mrs. Arno Alley and CARD OF THANKS Dr. Haber to make certain that To Be Fall Bride Coming Events Democratic Miss Mary Alley. all wild hay in their territories Wo wish to thank our friends George E. White. Mr. (Htolland is a brother of is cut and stored for use. Grass and neighbors for their sym- The Alton Church Society Palmer Tuttle. Mrs. Arno Alley of that city. on roadsides is being cut in many pathy during our recent bereave- The annual meeting of'theAItoir CORONER§ places in the state. These meas- ment. Church Society will be held on Birthday Picnic ures will help locally, at will the Miles OTHarrow and Family. (Two to be elected) A group of friends of Mrs. Al- planting of rye to fnrnish fall old Tuesday evening. Aug. 7, at 8:00 at the Alton Community church. 'Simeon LeRoy. bert Kaufman took well-filled and early spring pasture. 10-11 Mrs. Minnie Church, Pres. '(Harmon C. Wolfe. picnic baskets to Fallasburg Park However, such small additions Showboat Days are also Bar- Democratic Sunday in honor of her birthday. lo the forage supply can nol gain Days nt Lowell stores. Il The Alton Cemetery Association Those present besides Mr. and solve the main problem which is pays lo shop in Lpwcll. Thomas IB. Kemmer. Mrs. Kaufman and family were Ihe presence in the State of great- The annual meeting of the Alton Stephen D. Swantek. Sir. and Mrs. Philo Blakeslee, Mr. er numbers of livestock than pos- Cemetery Association will be held PROBATE JUDGE and Mrs. Kenneth Byrnes and sibly can be carried through the Head the Ledger ads. Tuesday evening. Aug. 7. at 8:15 at Republican daughter Geraldine and Mr. and winter ou the forage available. the Alton Community Church. Mrs. John Swanson and family. Members of herd improvement 10-11 Mrs. Cora Ford, Sec'y. 'John Dalton. associations are advised by tb« Montmorency Democratic dairy department at the College Gel your "eats" already pre- Shelby B. Schurtz. to use their production records pared at the M. E. Laidies Aid Joseph Shulsky. as a basis for culling their herds Delicatessen in the Cook building & OBITUARY * and to take out the lowest pro- CHERRIES on East Main St.. Showboat days. CIRCUIT COURT COMM. CLINTON D. HODGES ducers until the owner is certain I expect to bring home August 2. 3 and 4. clO Republican lhat his feed supplies will carry 'Edward L. Eardley. Clinton Don IHudges. son of the number of cows retained. Montmorency cherries next The 27th annual Snow School the late Frederick and Belle Dairymen who do not belong to Democratic associations can not be as cer- Monday niRht. If interested NEW YORK . . . Miss Mary reunion will be held at Success Hodges, was born in Vergennes Grange hall. Lowell-tp. on Satur- IHenry J. Blakely. June 21, 1881 and passed away tain in their culling work, bui Prcnrh (above), daughter of Mr. they should have tests made al end Mr«. John French of New York day. July 28. Potluck dinner at SURVEYOR at his home in Lowell after a Phone 118-F5 noon. Ice cream and cake will be short illness July 17, 1934. cream or milk buying stations to R. B. Williams, left, director of chemical reaearch In the Bell Telephone end Greenwich, is to be the Fall bride Republican He was married to Miss Mary determine as nearly as possible Laboratories, snd R. B. Waterman, an aaaoclate. After a number of years of Lauranee S. Rockefeller, grandson served in the afternoon. FRANK DANIELS 'Theodore O. Williams. Whitney of Lowell, October 14. which are their cull cows. of experimentation carried on aa a apar»4lme Interest, Mr. Williams, with of John D. Rockefeller. 1908, and they made Iheir home The poor producers should be the asalstance of Mr. Waterman and others, haa succeeded In developing The annual camp service of the Democratic a method for the quantity production of Vitamin B from rice bran. United Brethren in Christ of the in this village where he was con- moved out as rapidly as market Ed. L. ISproal. conditions permit and it should Michigan Conference will con- Edmund TT Carmody. nected with the business life of Twenty years ago, while working Williams is now able to extract flve vene on their grounds, known as Main Street for the past thirty be remembered that it is a human as a chemist in the government grams of Vitamin B|. He recently Barnaby Memorial Park, located DRAIN COMMISSIONER years. tendency to wait as long as pos- laboratories in the Philippines, exhibited some of the crystals to sible. If lhat happens in Michi- 2 Vi.* miles north and IV.' miles Republican After the death of his wife in Robert R. Williams helped to secure the Federation of the American So- east of Sunfield, Eaton County. Kleplember, 1930, he continued gan, all the stock will go on the cieties of Experlmeutal Biology in 'Robert B. Pattcrs<|n. in business for a short time, and market at the same time and the the evidence that some unknown July 30 to August 8, inclusive, Clarence J. Boynton. chemical, present In infinitesimal New York City. Although Vitamin B with Ihe annual conference fol- had lived a retired life since prices will reflect the effort to quantlUes in rice bran, cured beri- has been isolated on a laboratory lowing. The closing services will Democratic then. sell more stock than the market scale before, this was the first an- be held Sunday evening, Aug. 12. (Howard Vander Veen. Mr. (Hodges was the last of his will absorb. beri. This Is a disease long known family, his father, mother, and On the basis of present prices nouncement of s commercial proc- to affect oriental races and other 686. The efficiency of extraction Is twin sister Clara, having passed for feed and of 25 cents per people who live largely on polished The 12th annual reunion of the away some time ago. pound for butterfat, no cow pro- seTeral times greater than has ever Saranac school will be held at Sales Tax Yields rlca Unpolished rice, with part of l Funeral services were held ducing less than 300 pounds of been obtained before. Morrison Lake Gardens Sunday, fat per year can make a profit for the original bran still clinging to 34 /2 Million Year last Thursday afternoon at the the grain and eaten with It, does not Uses Fuller's Esrth, Quinine August 5. Potluck dinner. AJI Clyde Collar home. Rev. B. W. the owner. With feed prices in- The method of extraction uses the graduates and their families are Merrill officaating. Burial was creasing, no chance for profit cauee beri-berl. cordially invited to attend. 9-31 mysterious force called adsorption. Total retail sales tax collec- In Oakwood Cemetery. with low producing cows is in Vitamin From Rice Bran To a first extract from the rice bran, Summer Suit Special $17.95 tions for 1933-34 amounted to sight. Low producing cows are WUh crude substances separated Mr. Williams adds the mineral The Yardley Group of the Con- $34,897^508, recent oflicial reports apt to be in better flesh than good by chemical means from rice polish, gregational church will hold an reveal. Legislative appropriation powder called fuller's earth. The Pastel Silk Sox 35c Family Reunions dairy cows and will make better Mr. Williams successfully treated tiny particles of this hare some ice cream social on the lawn of and administration expenses con- beef. many cases of the disease. Later Polo Shirts (Zipper) $1 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warren's sume $32,000,000. The surplus Owners of beef cattle and powerful attraction for the mole- home at Fox's Corners Fri. evg., above definite allocations, $2,837,- Burras-Aldrich Reunion sheep will have the same prob- this chemical was given the name cules of the vitamin, which promptly Broadcloth Shorts 29c July 27. Mrs. Beuben Lee has 500, is assigned to school aid. The eleventh annual reunion of lems that confront the dairymen, "vitamin." A large family of vita- leave the solution and etlck to the charge of a very interesting pro- Legislative appropriations of the the Hurras and Aldrich families according to the animal hus- mins has since come to be recog- particles of powder. Summer Silk Ties 59c gram. Everyone invited. sales tax include $19,000,000 for was held at Campau Lake Sun- bandry department at Michigan nized by scientists. The next problem is to get these state purposes; $12,000,000 for day, July 22,1934, with an attend- State Qollege. Bjeef herds and Mr. Williams returned to the vitamin molecules loose again. Out Tropical Worsted Slacks $2.79 Florida Tourists Picnic welfare; $500,000 for University ance of forty-five relatives and flocks of sheep should be reduced United States, and at the end of the of hundreds of ways which have The annual picnic of the Flor- of Michigan; and $200,000 for friends from Craig, Mont., Hia- to meet the forage available in War Joined the staff of Bell Tele- beeu tried to loosen the vitamin, the Blue Bell Chambray Shirts 59c ida Tourist Association of West- Michigan State College. Admin- watha, Mich., Kalamazoo, Hast- the community in which the ani- phone Laboratories. Here he pres- most successful one so far discov- ings, FYeeport, Martin, Alto, Swiss Ribbed Shirts 29c ern Michigan will be held in istration expense is estimated al mals are to be wintered. ently took charge of important ered Is to do It with ordinary quinine. Townsend Park Saturday, July $3(30,000. Smyrna, Keene and Lowell.— Disposing of surplus beef stock chemical researches lor the tele- Quinine sulphate is added to s Maude 'Hunt, Sec'y. All-Wool Swim Suits $1.95 28. Pol luck dinner at 5:00 p. m. and sheep will involve market phone industry, and has been for watery mixture of vitaminized Bring table service. All Florida Want ads bring results. complications similar to those en- Read the Want column. some years director of chemical re- fuller'e earth. For some reason tourists are invited. An interest- countered by dairymen. Early se- search in those laboratories. which Is another mystery, the mole- Otis Check Trousers $1.49 lection of surplus stock will per- ing program is being arranged. Made Research His Hobby cules of quinine displace the vita- Nub Weave Caps 25c Mrs. Frank Daniels, Secretary. mit their owner to choose the min molecules, so that the vitamin Mrs. Ida Young, Ch. Tabli- Com. T R A flu Sunday Matinee 3:00 10c-20c lime of marketing better than if But his Interest in the mysterious the decision to sell is postponed vitamin of rice bran continued. In is left free In the solution, from Sleeveless White Sweaters $1 which it can be concentrated and Notice. Class of 1919, L. H. S. LOWELL U Evg. Shows 7:15-9:15 10c-25c until winter. Beef cattle usuallj his home he built tanks and other S cryatalized. White Calfskin Belts 59c The Class of 1919 will hold lose weight in periods of dry apparatus, experimenting during his their annual picnic at Fallas- pasture and when flies disturb spare time with literally thousands Doses Are Exceedingly Small Super-Shrunk Slacks $1.49 burg Park (near base ball dia- Sunday and Monday the animals the most. This often of possible ways to get this elusive So powerful is this crystallsed mond) on Sunday. July 29. The occurs in August in Michigan. eubstance out of the rice bran and vitamin in preventing or curing Classes of 1918 and 1920 are in- Many Michigan farmers, them- to concentrate It. Latterly he has beri-berl and related nervous con- vited to attend. Bring own ser- selves or in cooperation with received assistance in the form of ditions, either in men or In animals vice. sandwiches and dish to SPENCER TRACY neighbors, can realize more profit laboratory facilities and funds from that the necessary dosee are mea- pass. from butchering surplus stock groups which realized the impor- sured In micrograms, one micro- and preserving the meat for home gram being about one thlrty-mll- ns use than by selling the animals tance of nis experiments, and from alive on the open maiket. The chemists who became Interested In Ilonth of an ounce. More Local News animal husbandry depai Iment at the work he was doing. Physicians are reported to be the College has tested many ways Only within the last few months testing the effects of doses of the Miss Mary Delaney of Detroit of curing meat and will furnish has the long labor of love been vitamin on cases of malnutrition In spent Monday at the home of Wm. salting and pickling recipes to crowned with complete snccese. children and on other human dis- Delaney and family. anvone who requests them. From a ton of rice pollshlngs, Mr. orders. Naws The home economics division Phillip .Hoover of Bellville, III., at the College now is showing at is spending two weeks with his Comedy ELEN TWELVETREES CARD OF THANKS many places how meats can be OMHOHNW «««««$& sister, Mrs. Balph Kiste and fam- Cartoon canned and held through indefin ily. ALICE FAYE ft ft We wish to express our sincere ite periods. Either tin or glass ft BIRTHS ft thanks to our friends, relatives BUY COAL NOWMr . and Mrs. Ralph Kiste and cans may be used and one or more and neighbors for their kindness little daughters spent a couple of women can work together to care To Mr. and Mrs. Herman Page, and sympathy shown us in our days recently at Reed City and One Day Only WEDNESDAY, AUSUSTI for large amounts of meat. Bulle- Wednesday morning, July 25, an bereavement, the loss of our AT SUMMER PRICES! Luther. tins describing this method of 8% Ib. son, Robert Herman. The father; Rev. Merrill for his com- canning will be sent to anyone mother and baby are at the home forting words, Mrs. Speaker for Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lewis Mannoth Stage Skew who requests 'Successful Home and children and Miss Ilene Ship- of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ellis singing and all those who fur- Canning,' Extension bulletin No. Rollins of South Lowell. nished cars and flowers. man of Ionising spent the week- 132, from the bulletin clerk at According to the code, coal end al the Ralph Kiste home. NATIONAL Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones. East Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. James Denton. prices are to advance every Livestock owners, of course, Showboat Days are also Bar- Chester Church of Evart, who BARN DANCE gain Days at Lowell stores. It •Mr. and Mrs. Orley Rulason. has been visiting at Alton for a will remember that no person plO month. few days, spent Wednesday with now can foretell exactly what pays to shop in Lowell. his sister, Mrs. Frank Meeker, FROM STA. WLS will happen in the future. Mem- You can see the advantage and other relatives in Lowell be- bers of the College dejwrtnients fore returning home. Cumberland are performing their duty in in placing your order at once. Ridge Runners nointing out present conditions. Callers at the home of Mrs. Favorable weather between now Bosella Yeiter the past week Slim Miller and winter can not change the —This Is the Season- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith and We carry grades of coal to Linda Parker situation of too little forage for To buy that Leonard Refrigerator—It hss no eqnsl. family and Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss the numbers of livestock now on suit every need and you will of Alto, Mr. and Mrs. Warren T. Ramblin' Red Foley farms in Michigan. You also should have one of onr Thermos Jugs or a Lusk of Lansing and Clair and Pint or Quart Bottle. find our service prompt and Claud Yeiter of Freeport. Csrl and Harty Showboat Days are also Bar- Ice Cresm Freezers—to keep cool. pleasing. Mrs. iH. A. Balkwell returned Lnlu Belle cain Days at Lowell stores. It the first of the week after a Sue and Sally pays to shop in Lowell. Electric Fsns are a comfort these hot nights. lengthy visit in Canada. She re ports thai although they have John Lair The Lowell Ledger and your suflfered from the drouth, too, the choice of either the Grand Rap- Price-Rite Hardware crops are in a belter condition also Special Feature Picture ids Herald or the Grand Racids Phona 61 205 E. Main-St. C. H. RUNCIMAN than those around flowell. Press, one year for $5.50. This Fine Line of General Hsrdwsre Special Matinee at 3:00 10c-25c offer good onlvon R. F. D. routes Call 34 or 152 Lowell, Mich. )Showboat Days are also Bar Evening Shows, 7:15 and 9:80 .15c-85e or where theri JI no newsboy 115 Breadway gain Days at Lowell stores. It delivery. Send an orders to The pays to shop in Lowell.