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Vets to Join in Nov. 11 Program Teachers to Present Play Leaders HEADQUARTERS FOB FIRST TELEPHONE WANT ADS CLASS JOB PRINTING TO NUMBER NINE NUMBER 44 BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1936 SIXTY-SEVENTH YEAR Vets to Join in Former Buchanan Teachers to Leaders Oppose W PA Force Digs Notre Dame Dean Modern Street Now H ere’s Boy State Agent Trench Thru Gridiron Will Speak Here the Nov. 11 Program Present Play 2 Amendments Car Completed Charles A. Waterman, brother A W PA force has been engaged Thomas F. Konop, dean of the Proposition V, F. W. and American Le­ of Jess Waterman and a former Local Faculty Club Plans to Cite Danger of Public School in the past two days digging a Hoyne Law School of the Univer­ First Unit Assembled at St. gion Flan Armistice Pro­ Buchanan resident now living in Present Barry Play as 2nd ' and Highway Income trench across the football gridiron Louis; Clark Equipment .to the new pumping plant will be sity of Notre Dame, will speak at gram at High School Chicago, is one of a partnership Annual Offering Shortage the Democratic headquarters in Makes Castings for 83 which has received the Michigan in service as soo nas connections the Redden building this evening, Chicago Cars agency for Pelco Sales Company, are made. The concrete slab for Urging his audience to vote starting at 8 p. m. Ralph Rumbangh Post No. 51; retailing a combination beverage The cast for the play,' “The the roof o f the pumping plant was Youngest,” by Phillip Barry, is "No" on Amendment No.3 at the Dean Konop is widely known as Chicago papers recently carried thick American Legion, and the v. F, W. cooler and refrigerator, in this poured Tuesday and require three working hard in order to give the November election Ernest T. Con- a forceful speaker and has a long stories of the completion of the Hank will combine in the 11 o’clock Ar­ section Mr. Waterman plans to days to harden, mistice Day observance at the high/ be a frequent visitor hero in the Buchanan public a worthwhile pro­ Ion, Assistant Managing Director record, in public affairs that quali­ first of Chicago's prospective 83 of school auditorium on Wednesday, course of his new business. duction, and one that no one will of the State Sales Tax Depart­ fies him amply to speak on mat­ modern stream-lined street cars, Nov. 11, The V. F. W. will have want to miss, This play is one ment, speaking at the Pioneer ters of government. He has served which are being assembled at the Htila as a member o f Congress and as a charge o f the firing squad, firing of the brightest of American do­ Club, Dearborn, Michigan Wednes­ plant of the St. Louis ca r Com­ Buchanan Merchants mestic comedies and is played by Ballot Early . member. of the Interstate Com­ Corners' a volley at exactly 11 o’clock, fol­ day, declared that should No,. 3— pany, St. Louis, Mo. some- of the members of the Bu­ merce Commission. ' lowed ' by taps and thirty seconds the food tax amendment, carry the The undercarriages' for these Bex; Trim Logansport 3-0 chanan Faculty Club, who have al­ The general public is cordially of silence in honor of World war question as to what constitutes Says City Clerk street cars are being made by dead. Rev. Rice will lead in prayer. ready won .their way into the invited to attend. The high school band will furnish, hearts of Buchanan’s play-loving food would lie brought into court the Clark Equipment company, all the music. The main address of Buchanan Merchants’ football public. for decision. The delay would seri­ Record Registration Points to castings being made at the local the morning will he given by Rev. squad continued their winning Phillip Barry is outstanding in ously curtail the regular monthly Congestion It Voters Late Potatoes foundry. The 83 ears are to be Its all us been a big question Wanzer H, Bruneile. The general streak by defeating a strong high­ iris ability as a dramatist and ‘‘The collections by the v Sales Tax De­ Are Dilatory 4 used in the Madison street division, with me whether Si Peabody turn­ public is invited. ly touted squad of ■' Logansport Youngest” ranks among his best. partment and payments to import­ Unhurt by Freeze of Chicago, the service to be initi­ ed. reformer becuz he loved the Jn the evening the annual Ar­ Merchants by a Count of 3-0 last It has established itself as a fa­ ant functions. of state government Wise voters. Will vote early in ated in December. The first will vorite in communities where it has poor much ey becuz he hated the mistice Day dinner to all ex-ser­ Sunday afternoon on the Logans­ would be held up. Buchanan next Tuesday, according be placed in service in Chicago ben given. It has a reputation rich more. , vice men and their families will be port high school field, . Of No. 3 Amendment Conlon to City Clerk Harry Post, who about December 12. The Bucks piled up 12 first of keeping its audience on the edge said: "The State of Michigan re­ The first hard freeze of the sea­ The lower part of the body is . Don’t worry becuz people pan given by the American Legion has just completed the listing of, son arrived Tuesday morning with you--its either a sign you're doin’ Auxiliary. The dinner will be pot downs to Logamsport’s 6. Buchan­ of their, chairs or" holding their ceives $15,000,000 annually as d. a Buckingham gray with a bright sides from laughter. a record registration including 249 mercury readings at various places pretty well, er thet you got sump- luck with meat and potatoes fur­ an had fair success in Gracing sales tax on food. If the court were stainless steel m oulding, about The play is being coached by registrants since the primary and in the Buchanan district of 18 to Uiin they want. nished. Bring one dish to pass the Logans line wnich averaged Velma Dunbar of the English de­ asked to decide just what con­ indicating a record vote of well 20 above zero. bumper height. A red band separ­ and table service. Be there about 200 pounds, The Buccaneers stitutes food, legal delays would ates the'dark gray from a cream Ef you want to keep your friends partment of the Buchanan High over 2,000 ballots. Two lighter freezes had killed , - or renew your friendships after promptly at 6:30 p. m. An ap­ also unleashed an aerial attack hold up a decision for many colored top. T> J-y that set the Logans back qn their School, assisted by Lucille Quade.- Post states that if 2,000 vote, or the tendered and more exposed election, don’t koilect too big bets propriate Armistice Day program months, thereby seriously impair­ Inside,, the 58 seats are leather will follow' the dinner. All ex-ser­ heels many times, Topash did The cast includes the following 1,006 in each precinct, it will be vegetation during the week-end, otfen ’em. members of the Buchanan sqhooi ing state payments on important upholstered with satin finished vice men are urged to attend. tiie pass pitching and his throws necessary,to run an average of a but the hardier flowers remained were unerring. ! faculty: Emma Bohl, Genevieve items. undamaged until Tuesday morn­ stainless steel tubular frames, The Just in case the election returns voter through each booth every The .Berries who have lost some­ Camagan, Eunice Miller, Allegra These include crippled children, three minutes. If the balloting ing. Farmers .reported that the walls are tan and the ceiling a are a little sour for you next Tues­ Henry, Orpha McNeil, John El- Maroons to Flay thing like seven games in the last Which - represents $1,500,000 an­ should he delayed until late in the ground in tiie fields was frozen an cream. Lighting is diffused and day night, you can twist the dial four years, presented the most for­ bers, Claude Carter, Earl Rizor, nually; direct relief amounting to inch deep, but that the late po­ ample. at 8:40 p, m. that evening to Sta­ day by any large percentage, a midable record of any team the and Kermit Washburn. $9,000,000 annually; old age pen­ tato crop, as yet unharvested, was Frank A. Shepard, consulting tion WIND, Gary, where our South Haven Sat. congestion might result that would Bucks have yet faced. They had • The, general admission to this sions of between two and three undamaged except for a small per­ engineer for the Chicago Surface friend, The Singing Bootblack, is bar many from balloting. a halfback by the name of Smith, performance is 25 cents, within centage'of exposed tubers which billed to broadcast a little har­ million dollars now being paid an­ Lines, explained features that will who averaged about 60-65 yards the price range accessible to all. Four years ago about 900 voted would have been damaged by sun- Buchanan’s football squad and nually; $22,000,000 for education eliminate much of the noise char­ mony over the stormy waters. on all his punts of the. engage­ The money from the performance in each precinct or a total of 1,- burn'anyway. Johnny was billed to sing last a highly touted eleven from South will be used for some community out of the Genera] Fund-in order 800, taxing the capacities of the acteristic of street cars now in ment.
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