Established June, 1893 LOWELL. MICH., THURSDAY. MARCH 13. 1958 Number 47

Justice Rlttenger Reports Lowell's Bid For City Fails by 21 Votes; Violations For February Juniors to Present 'Cheaper By the Dozen' March 21 - 22 Lowell Observes National Library Week As our pan in the national ol>- is endorsed by the National Educa- Hownid Rittonger. lowoll Jus- servance of Library Week, Lowell' tion Association, the Junior Cham- Will Vote Again on Different Boundaries tice, .eports that there were a to- Library inaugurates a pre-sehool; bers of Commerce and the General tal of 38 violations brought before story hour on Wednesday. March. Federation of Women's Clubs, In a record turnout of 640 voters change. Newly elected William his court in February: 25 town- 19. at II a. m. This is in addition' among other national organiza- from the village and 123 from the Jones Tuesday revealed that the ship. 8 village and 5 warrants. fc c proposition would he resubmitted to the regular school-age story I tions. proposed annexed portions of Low- They were as follows: hour offered every Saturday at Ihe with different InHindaries at an Drove onto sidewalk in front of The introduction of children to oil and Vergennes township, the early date. library at 11 a. m. the pleasures of reading is only restauranV 1; Failure to stop in city proposition was turned down Awakening Americans to the re- j one of the resiionsibilities of the VOTE O.N CITV INCORPORATION assured clear distance ahead, 1; by vote of 393 to 372. The majority wards of reading, whether for' library. Of equal importance is the Speeding, 9; Reckless driving, 2; of R8 votes for the city in Lowell l»wel| Village Yes No pleasure or profit, is the aim of I supply of research material and Non stop for traffic light and stop Village indicates that the majority Precintt 1 180 149 'he first National Library Week. sign, 5; Interfering with traffic, 4; information to teachers and schol- of the town residents want the Precinct 2 184 127 March 16-22. This drive for a "het- ars. and Ihe ready availability of Improper passing. 1; Highway De- Lou ell Township ter-read. better-informed America" partment for overload of weight. the latest literary output for adults. Precinct 1 0 24 is led by ihe American Library COMING EVENTS 2; No operator's license. 4; Im- The most recent addition to the Precinct 2 5 49 Association and ihe National Book collection is the novel, "They Came proper left turn. 1; Defective Vergennes 3 44 Committee. Inc., a non-profit or- to Cordura" by Glendon Swarth- Open bowling at American Le- equipment, 3; Warrants for having ganlxntion devoted to wider and out. formerly of Lowell. gion lanes, Saturdays 5 to 10; Sun- in possession stolen property, 2; Total 372 393 wiser use of hooks. The program Among the many readers in Lo- days, 2 to 9. To reserve alleys be- Warrant for driving under the in- New founcll Membern fluence accident. 1; Warrant for well who use Ihe library, Mrs. tween these hours telephone TW 7- Anna Mae Roth is one of the most The only contest In the regular disorderly and interfering with an 7566. c33 tf regular patrons. At the request of village election Monday was for officer. 1; Bench warrant for dis- Gurney Hahn the librarian. Mrs. Hugh Vander- Regular meeting of Cyclamen village trustee. Winners of the regard stop sign and sent to Ihe Veen. she conlrlbtited some notes Chapter No. 94. Order of the East- four-way race were: George E. County Jail for 10 days, 1. on three new novels available to em Star, .March 14 at 8 p. m. at Dey, sr.. 416; Ronald C. Fish. 408; Total of fines and costs New Head of the public now: the Masonic Temple. 46-47 Charles R. Doyle. 338. Louis Klng- for County 5168.90 Rook Reviews sley was the losing candidate with Total of fines and costs Mrs. Nick Kloosterman will be "No Blade of Grass" by John 299 votes. For other offices unop- for Village 239.00 Board of Trade hostess to the Perry group of the Christopher. "This is a chilling posed: William Jones, jr., village v Congregational Women's Fellow- At ihe annual meeting last Thurs- novel of the all Um) possible future. president, 452; Laura Shepard. Total $707.90 ship which will meet at the church I day of the Lowell Hoard of Trade. clerk. 487; Esther M. Fahmi. Friday afternoon, March 14, at two Gurney Hahn was elected presi- treasurer, 400 and Theo Bailey, o'clock. PTA Open House dents of the business organization assessor, 427. for the coming year. Mrs. Marian The Legion Auxiliary will meet Count Vote for CommlsHloners To Be March 17 Avery was elected to the hoard, ^ f at the I/eglon Hall, Monday, Mar. On advice by Kent County Legal being the first woman to hold that 17 at 8 p. m. The Parent-Teacher's Association Advisor, George R. Cook, the The l/owell High School junior rlat* present* Arehart, Terry Shepard and Jim William*. Third position in the organization's 52 Public Card Party, IOOF Hall, win present their annual open votes for the charter commis- the oast of their ploy, "Cheaper By the Dozen," row; Frank Myera, Frank i'nlsul, (harleH Ryder, years of existence. Others elected Friday. Mar. 14 at 1:30 p. m. p47 house at the Lowell Schools on sioners were counted. Although which will be given on Friday and Saturday, to the board were Clark Fletcher March 17, beginning at 7 p. m. Kay Snow and .'Marsha Verspoor. Second row: the commissioners have no duties March 21 and 22 In the Runcitnan Elementary Lloyd Norwood, Sandra Curran, Martha Stiff, Ray and Lucian Gamble. Wilbur Wlt- WRC Card Party, March 19. p47 All rooms of the high school and o Vto Building. The production is directed by Mrs. tenhach was elected vice president: since the proposition to become a elementary buildings will display Jones and Ke\ Dow 11 OR. In front are Sharon Story. St. Rita's Circle of the St. city was defeated, it might be of Patricia Mullen. In the back row. from left to C. A. Bradshaw, the fourth mem- the work that the students have Martha Wlttenhach and Sylvia Dykhulien. Mary's Church will hold a Rum- Interest. Here Is the vote: right, are Betsy McPherHon, Rogi * Kowbnd, John ber. was elected foi ti four-year been doing. Teachers will be in term last year. mage Sale at the City Hall on 1. Herbert Elzlnga 504 On March 21 and 22 at 8 p. m. successful man, who is proud of their rooms and all parents are un or The secretary and treasurer's Mar. 27th. 28th and 29th. c47 2. Orval McKay 432 C t* \ Ifk •i ' class of l-owell High his family and proud of his busi- urged to attend. This meeting will report shows the organization par- 3. William Jones, jr. 412 .School will present Ihe play ness accomplishments. In order to Morse Lake and McCords Farm give parents a chance not only to hPOrtU? uOUlf ftff MTI0NAL LIBRARY WEEK 4. David Coons 399 GoulWlMf , W69 f, ' Cheaper by the Dozen" which is keep his household in smooth run- ticipated in a four-montn business see their children's work but also Mirch 16-22,1958 Buieau will meet Friday evening, 5. R. E. Reagan 370 ' based on the popular book by promotion last summer, assisted they will have the opportunity of ning order, he runs it as though it March 14 at Morse Lake School at 6. Wesley Roth 343 | Frank B. Gilbreth, jr.. and Er- were a factory, and Mr. Gilbreth various groups during the p a s t What if science fails to check a meeting the teachers. Dies Suddenly 8 p. m. Carl Cleveland will speak 7. Richard L. 336 nestine Gilbreth Carey. year, sponsored a Christmas Par- virus attacking all grains? What Zuon The PTA Is planning a bake salp believes in saving time wherever on the topic of "ClvU Defense". 8. Peter Speerstra 309 The plot Is the lively story of possible. Me even buttons his vest ade and promotion. The Commun- happens to decent people in the in the All-Purpose room during the Mildred Andrews and Zona Post- 9. Walter Gumser 295 Mr. and Mrs. Gilbreth and their from bottom to top to save four ity Development Corporation, a race for survival?" Open House and refreshments will In Tucson, Arizona ma are on the coffee committee. 10. Gould Rivette 278 twelve children. seconds. non-profit off-shoot of the Board "The Awakened" by Zoe Olden- be served here also. 11. George Dey. sr. 269 Word was received in Lowell As the house lights dim, the Father worries quite a hit about of Trade, report showed that It bourg. "A massive historical novel Ihe South Boston Extension club 12. Charles Doyle 269 Tuesday that George Goul, 69, audience will find itself in the his daughter, Anne. (Sylvia Dyk- has nearly completed payment for in the continental style with the will meet with Mrs. Ray Rlttenger 13. Earl Evans 250 passed away suddenly Tuesday Gilbreth living roorri in the early huizen) who is leading the other the west side parking lot and has emphasis on intellectual Ideas and Wednesday, March 19tn. Potluck Jr. Band Receives 14. Edward Ward 236 while shopping In Tucson. Arizona, 1920's. There they'll find Mr. Gil- two older girls, Ernestine 'Mar- some funds available to try to at- loyalties in a clash between per- at noon. Please bring own serv- 15. Jules Erler 217 where he was visiting his daugh- breth (Lloyd Norwood I. a stem. sha Verspoori and Martha 'Mar- tract new Industry. sonal. patriotic, and national psy- ice. Also bring anniversary gifts Second at Festival 16. John Arehart 209 ter, Mrs. Ileen Weaver. He left tha Stiff), in an emancipation Speaker Presents Plan chologies. Not for ihe pleasure for secret pals. 17. Orloe Gwatkln 184 Lowell's Junior Band received a Lowell in November. from conservative type dress. The The speaker of the evening. Dr. reader." second (excellent) division last Mr. Goul was former manager Junior High Eighth J. D.f Marcus, director of Field "Sing Out the Glory" by Gladys Collins Junior High PTA, Mon- 18. .Carl Smith 145 girls also decide that it's time Saturday at the District Seven of the Lowell Kroger store and .Services at Central Michigan Col- Hasty Carroll. "An historical novel dpy, March 19th. All are urged Grade Has Elections they started having dates. And. Festival of the Michigan School has worked on Main Street for lege, presented the "Retail Round- with a difference. A warm and to attend this meeting. oh those dates! Joe Scales (Ray Band and Orchestra Association many years. The eighth grade classes held Jones) in a racoon coat is as Tahle Program" plan to the group fine tracing of American ideas and Smyrna is celebrating their St. at Creston High School in Grand He was bom and raised in Sand their elections last week for offi- cocky and loud as Larry (Jim and i| was received with much en- people from settlement days to the Rapids. Of the eleven bands en- Patrick's day with a bam dinner HONOR Lake. Michigan. No word of ar- cers for the second semester. Williams» is nice and quiet. thusiasm. The project calls for or- present in a secluded valley in at noon; program In the afternoon; 1 1 tered in the class, three received rangements has yet been received. , The 8-1 officers are: Carole Pear- Mother Gilbreth (Sandy Currant ganized planning for. community- Maine. Grace Hasty Carroll at her first or superior ratings; four wide . promotions.. Development of and supper at night; and daocinf He is surviyied by his wife. Ma - president; William Roth, vice sonoehow manages tu remain calri) best. Reviewable." TEENS took third division. Lowell's band in the evening. Everyone it wel- gurite, and three daughters, Mrs. president: Beverly Suddath. secre- and serene despite the many" ca- such a program ' is'"fissisfod' h^ Mrs. VanderVeeh"hopes that the received a first division In sight come to attend. Winifred Wood, St. Clair; Mrs. tary; Marilyn Houseman, treasur- lamities in Ihe family she man- help from a trained field worker above notes are the first of many reading. Only three of the bands Dorothy Jean Whitaker, Califor- er: Lloyd Wepman, reporter; and ages father, loo. from the college and has been contributions from the patrons of The Keene Grange will meet received this rating. nia, and Mrs. Weaver of Tucson. Steve Kelley. custodian. Also you will meet Mrs. Fitz- very successful in over a hundred the Lowell Library and solicit any Owing to a mix-up In instruc- Friday evening at the home of In 8-2 those elected are: Dennis gerald (Betsy McPherson» the Michigan communities. suggestions for bettering our serv- Uons, It was announced that the Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sparks. Col- Hawk, president; Dale Eckman, kind and devoted but very Im- Dr. Marcus discussed the need ice lo the community. Senior Band was to play last Sat- Future Citizen, ored slides will be shown by Hoyt vice president: Gretchen Wessell, patient housekeeper: Dr. Burton of retail merchants of a commun- Importance of Education urday. However they do play at Avery. Potluck lunch. Please try secretary; Kay Holtz, treasurer: (Terry Shepard I the typical old- ity to woik together for the com- Describing the role that books 1:50 p. m. March 15 in Grand Jeanne Roth, 5, to attend. Wendy Christoff, reporter; and fashioned. out-spoken doctor: and mon welfare. He said that success can play in Ihe survival of the Haven Junior High School. They Likes School Dewayne Hunter, custodian. Miss Brill (Kay Snowt the snippy of a program Is successful to Ihe \ free world. Saxlon Bradford of The Golden Chain Farm Bureau will be judged on their prepared old-maid school teacher who posi- degree in which merchants of the i United Stales Information Agency will hold their next meeting at the pieces by Harry Begian of De- community participate. He also! ******** tively does not like children. TTiese declared. "We are the sum total Hall on Tuesday evening, March troit; Everett Klsinger of the Uni- News of Servicemen characters and they really are presented survey figures showing I of what we read. The free world 18th. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Byl will versity of Illinois and Mitchell characters further complicate the tite growth of Kent County—even is currently losing the 'Battle of be host and hostess. Osadchuk of Eastern Michigan ******** Gilbreth household. more than surrounding commun- ] the Books' . . . We will need to College. Irving VanSluyters of the Hies and the need for merchants 1spen d the same kind of money for Attention all High School students Army Pvt. Lee W. Venneman. The rest of the Gilbreth children Lansing Music Studio will judge to grow with the area. books that is now being spent for on Monday and Tuesday, March son of Mrs. Elizabeth Venneman, koep the play moving at a fast the sight reading. bullets if we are to win against 17 and 18 during the noon hour R-2, Lowell, recently was assigned pace. The Iwys in their knickers The public is welcome to attend ,hc ir s a totalitarianism that can turn on at the City Hall the Bible Study to the Uth Airborne Division in ^ « 'hoir middy (Kit- First Graders this festival free of charge and fits and long, black stockings are money pipelines immediately, Club will be showing the color mo- the band would appreciate t h e Germany. a sight to behold, and each child whether for books or sputniks." tion picture the "Silent Witness." Venneman. who arrived overseas Enjoy Trip to support of parents and others In- definitely has his own individual Don't miss it! last January, Is now a rifleman in terested In music. personality. NEW VILLAGE PRESIDENT Company C of the division s 5051 h Post Office Both Senior and Junior Pilgrim Frank's (Roger Rowland* qreat- THANKS ELECTION WORKERS I Infantry. William Jones, jr., new village Fellowship will meet in the Con- Giri Scouts Celebrate Jeanne, little 5-yeaiM)id daughter est joy in life is leasing his older Mrs, Lila Thaler's first grade Pvt. Venneman's wife, Phyllis, president, offered a vote of thanks gregational Church dining room Frances TUstra, whose parents Forty-Sixth Birthday of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Roth, who sisters, while Dan (Frank Poisal' class enjoyed a trip to the Post lives in Belding. to the Civic ^Planning Committee Sunday evening at 7 o'clock to pre- are Mr. and Mrs. Simon "nistra live in Keene township, did not thinks of nothing but his b i g Office last Friday. Before going ums Bl ,Frank and other citizens who worked in pare for their public Irish Stew of Ada, Is another of the Juniors This week, March 9-15 more than get her picture in the Ledger when Henry Showers. 25 years old. ^ y ^ " Edward there, each pupil wrote a letter supper Monday evening, Mar. 17th. 5.000 girls In West Michigan will an endeavor lo put through the who has excelled scholastlcally her brother, Steven, and sister, hains re-enliste*.A.nnliclnrdl iIn thfhen Unite1 Tniln/d I StateQtnfosc * ' rS * fci Is thru any kind of love to Miss Marion Bushnell; a first celebrate their 46th birthday! Not incorporation of Lowell Into a city. during her four years of high Nancy did theirs, because the pic- Navy for four years and will be is perfectly appalling, and Fred grade teacher who is in the hos- The Priscllla Circle will meet their own, but that of the organi- (John Arehart i speaks magni- "Their efforts for progress for the school. Frances, as are several of tures came to us on separate sent to the Receiving Station in pital. Mrs. Thaler also wrote a Wednesday evening, March 19 at zation to which they so proudly ificcnt German in the bathtub. Lil- community," Jones said, "shows the other top students. Is proficient mountings. Washington, D. C. Mr. Showers note to each student and all these the home of Mrs. Ed Kiel. Mrs in mather-ntlcs and science, study- belong, the Girl Scouts of the lian (Martha Wlttenhach I and the strong civic spirit of the citi- She started kindergarten in the was last discharged In April, 1955. letters were taken to the post of- Orion Thaler will conduct the pro- ing four years in each. Besides United States. Jackie (Rex Dowlingi are the last zens and the new council will work Wilkinson school last September His wife. Joan and three children fice with'them. gram and Mrs. John Potter will these, she also had four years of The purpose of Girl Scout Week and her teacher Is Mrs. Grace Rit- two children. Lillian, who is al- to put the people's mandate into live on Route 1. Lowell. Mr. and Tlie afternoon mail had just come! have the devotions. English, plus United States and Is to celebrate the anniversary of tersdorf. She likes school work and ways clutching a very large lolli- effect." Mrs. Ray Onan are his parents. in when they arrived and George I the founding of the Girl Scouts of pop. and Jackie, who never puts The VFW Auxiliary will meet European History, government and also likes the companionship of her Hale. Postmaster, showed lhem| America and the Week always In- down his yo-yo get along extmne- Thursday evening, (tonight) Mar. economics. Even though she chose schoolmates and the play that is Pvt. Orlie L. Grlndle, 22, son how letters were taken from the the more difficult subjects, she cludes March 12, the anniversary ly well when mother is looking! 13 at 8 p. m. at the hall. part of her school. of Mrs. Susan Palen, 185 Pleasant hags and sorted. Then he look them j maintained an honor-roll average of the day In 1912 when Juliette Her parents own and operate a St., is scheduled to depart from The Gilbreth family is certain- into his office and let the pupils i nearly every six weeks. Gordon Low organized the first Grade A Dairy farm and all the ly a family you will want to meet Etanonstratiofi Groups Fort Benning, Ga., this month see the vault where the stamps Next fall Frances plans to attend troop of 12 girls In Savonnah, Ga. children like the freedom on the for Europe under "Operation Gyro- you'll never forget them! are kept. The theme of the 1958 celebra- To Hold Mooting Michigan State University to major farm and enjoy all kinds of sports. scope". the Army's unit rotation Martha Wlttenhach Most of the children fell that the tion Is "You Can Count on Her." For Program Ptaiminq in science and math. After gradu- They will be prominent and sub- plan. LHS Reporter most exciting part was watching Every Girl Scout learns that citi- stantial future citizens we are sure. ating from college, she would like Grlndle is a member of Ihe 3rd the cancelling machine. They sent District meetings on program to teach In high school. zenship entails a willingness to the letters which they had written serve, and that by giving service Infantry Division, which is re- Grange Promotes planning have tpt Frances says, "I feel that a col- and saw them go through the pro- to their communtles, children too Hot Lunch Menu placing the 10th Infantry Division March for the Michigan State lege education Is more Important cess of being mailed. They also can be good citizens. in Germany. Plans For Post Home Demonstration Groups. today than it has been before. saw the notes which Mrs. Thaler The Girl Scouts Is an organiza- Week of March 17 A wlreman in Headquarters Miss Eleanor Densmore, County There are numerous fields you can wrote to them and on Saturday tion for girls from 7 to 17 years Monday chill, crackers, bread Battery of the division's 9th Ar- Office In Ada Agent, will conduct these all-day enter If you have the proper edu- had the joy of knowing the work of age and Its purpose Is to help and butter, cheese and cake. tillery, he entered the Army in sessions to be held March 18— cation. I feel that It will fully The Egypt Valley Grange Is that goes into sending the mail. girls develop as happy, resource- Tuesday—chicken spaghetti, hot Alpine church (4 Mile Road); adapt one for later life, especially September 1957 and completed bas- participating in a c o m m u n 11 y ful Individuals willing to share their rolls and butter, carrot sticks, jel- March 19—Cascade church; March In liow to meet people and get ic combat training at Fort Ben- service project to promote a new- IONIA COI'NTV POMONA abilities In their homes, their com- lo salad and cookies. ning. 20—Bostwick Lake 4-H Lodge. along with thun." post office for Ada Township or Ionia County Pomona Grange munities, their country and the Wednesday—hot buttered rice, Lowell will be represented by Grlndle attended Lowell High the remodeling and modernization will meet Saturday evening. Mar. As the other top students ex- world. pork and gravy, mixed vegeta- two groups—the Town and Coun- School and worked for the Cities of the Masonic Building, now 15, with Banner Grange. pressed their Ideas on how we can There are 150,000 Girl Scouts In bles, bread and butter and fruit. try and Lowell Home Demonstra- Service Oil Co. as a civilian. His housing ihe present post office. Visiting Grangers are asked to Improve our educational system, the United States. In United States Thursday—vegetable soup, sand- tion Clubs. All meetings will start Knapp Lamphear, Master of the bring own service and dessert for Frances also has a suggestion. She Territories, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, wiches, crackers, molded fruit father, Leroy O. Grlndle, lives at at 10 a. m. promptly and be over 209 Maple st. Grange and chairman of this com- the 7:30 supper. says we could help by creating an Alaska, Panama Canal Zone and at salad and cookies. by 3 p. m. Potluck luncheon at mittee has correspondpd with Rep- Bob Dancer, county 4-H club Interest to continue to college and U. S. Military Installations all over Friday—grilled cheese s a n d- noon. Special entertainment will resentalive Gerald Ford of the agent, will discuss 4-H work in Ihe she also thinks that more scholar- wiches. Harvard beets, celery CAMPAU LAKE RESIDENT be Introduced throughout the day. the world. Fifth District as to the procedures ships and funds should be offered 4 SERVICES HERE TIU RSDAV county. | All group members are urged to sticks an- pineapple-upside-down required by the Post Office De- to help those who need financial Ladles are asked to please attend the meeting of their choice cake with whipped topping. Mrs. Gladys H. Marshall, 62 partment. Mr. Lamphear submit- assistance. Time to Sign Up bring apple pies for Ihe baking and bring an Interested friend. who died at her home near Gun- ted a list of interested persons, in- contest. For Kent County ACP Something New — 5^,000.00 ma- Women of today play a vital Most any student will say that pau I-ake, where she had resided cluding Walter VanderWulp and Frances certainly is i well-llked jor medical hospital insurance. In part in maintaining the home and Agricultural Stabilization and for the past 10 years will be buried Dick DeVries and he forwarded IRISH STEW they need up-to-date Information person and Is a great asset to her or out of hospital S18 per day. No Thursday In River Ridue Ceme- Conservation Practices for 1958 these recommendations to the The Pilgrim Fellowship of Ihe to help them solve the problems school and community. limit, surgical or miscellaneous tery, Belding. She is survived by have been approved for Kent Co. Host Office Department in Chi- Congregational Church are having of family and community life. A Joseph Schweitzer, Chairman of expense. Covers Mental Illness. her husband, Joseph. cago. an Irish Stew on Monday. March program covering home manage- GRADE SCHOOL PICTURES the Kent County ASC Commltee Call TW 7-9269 for protection. Rlt- Anyone else interested in pro- I7ih from 5 p. m. to 7 o'clock. ment, clothing, nutrition, child TO BE TAKEN LATER wishes to remind all farmers who tenger Insurance Service. c47 Spring will soon be here. moting the progress of this pro- Tickets are available from the development, house furnishing and Herb Harris, local photographer, anticipate performing any of the When you first take out that lv)af Arnold Wlttenhach made a ject should contact Nellie Vande- members and will be sold at the many other topics of Interest to is again at Blodgett hospital. A 1958 ACP practices to come to the KENT OOUNTV 4-H CI-l'B and motor bo sure you have prize catch of a IW In., 151b. pike Peerle, secretary of the Egypt door. c47 the homemaker will be the result metal band which had caused In- Kent County ASC Office, 207 TO SERVE PANCAKE DINNER our Broad Form Protection Pol- Valley Grange. Friday on a part of Wahaals of these meetings. fection In his left leg was removed Spencer St., N. E.. Grand Rapids '•ake In (irattan I up. He caught A pancake supper will be spon- icy $2.00 per Hundred of value, Insurance Shoppers 510.000.00 Tuesday. 5, on or before April 1. 1958. and lids Riant fish through th* Ice ijored by the Kent County 4-H Serv- any size boat or motor. Ritlenger INSURANCE Liability $5,000 Properly Damage. Lowell Beer Store open every day He will continue that trade proceBs the nectssary forms. ice Club tonight, Thursday. It will along with a pall full of hluegllN. Insurance Service. Wide coverage - is only as good as the service St.x months ill. Lowest rates in and evening* until 10 p. m. Sun- school pictures as soon as he re- Funds are on an allocation ba- be held at the Ada School from at low costs. See us for best in- and protection you receive. Peter town. Ritlenger Insurance Service. day until 7 p. m. c47 covers from this operation. : Mr. and Mrs. Clare Palen called sis. First come, first served. 6 to 8 p. m. surance buys. c47 Speerstra Agency. c47 If it's insurance, we have it. c47 on Coila Burch one day last week. •Nl

her for several days. ning, March 13. in the Clarksville THE IvOWFIJ. LRIKIRR, LOWELL. Midi.. MARCH IS. Ifl.-JI S family were In Sandusky Wednes- Success is hard work that comee South Boston Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fahmi at Fire Bam. A speaker Will be Honey Creek News THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL. MICH., MARCH II, ItM Foreman Rood McCords-E. Coscode day to attend funeral services for in the guise of good luck. MIm Belle Yourn? tended funeral .iteB for Fred Bry- present to talk on "Zoning." j Mr*, f^oiui Bum Mrs. Cobb's brother. We extend ant in Hastings last Thursday. Mrs. Edna Taylor Mrs Effle Cox Mr. and Mrs, Brucp Fahrnl and Mr. and Mri. George Wybenga sincere sympathy to both these Mrs, Maynard Roth entertained | IMPOKTANT HCHOOL MKKTIMJ The Lowell Ledger Lowell Happenings Possibly the word that best des- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Klahn attended of Grand Rapids sp^nt Thursday Mr. iJid Mrs. Wesley Griffin and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Paauwe of in honor of Mrs. Russell Condon S. Keene • N. Boston I On Thursday, March 20, at 8 MIM AOIfES PERRY—PHOiVE 7-71W „ families. cribes some men who are other- the fl.nual Milk Producers' mect- HAROLD JEMEHIES. at the Albert Martin home. family returned home Sunday eve- Jenlson were guests of Mr. and Mrs. PhyUis Craig. Mrs. Pearl Friday evening. February 28. Ap- Mrs. Mary Potter p. m. there will be an informa- EDITOR wise lovable is cussedness. Inj: and banquet in Grand Rapidn i LUCKY Pioneer Michigan P ning from Wisconsin where they Mrs. Earl BenUey Saturday. Stahl, Mrs. Lorna McClure and proximately 20 ladies enjoyed a itlonal and discussion meeting on Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Firth pf Thursday. Jolly Community Club will M«mb«f MicMfan frtu AwocUlion Mildred Mullen spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vickers and Mr. and Mrs. Otis Densmore of Royal Oak were week-end guests spent three days last week. Mrs. Joyce Reynolds and children pleasant evening with games and have its Rummage Sale this week 'annexation at the Honey Creek children of Spring I a ke spent Sun- Grand Rapids visited at the J- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fahmi and Publlil'td evt y Thursday morning at 112 of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Merrill. end with her sister, Mrs. John Dick Krum made a business trip attended the Mothers' Club of the visiting after which the hostess Thursday, Friday and Saturday ' School. B-oaawiy, Loweii MIcfiaan. Enterad at Poi» Cash and family at New Hudson. day with her parents. Mr. and Cox home Tuesday. Carol, also the granddaughtpni, ( Office at Lovvell, Michigan, at Second Clan Mrs. Althen Schrouder Js spend- to Indiana iast Friday. Rosenberger school on Wednesday served dainty rpfreshments. Ap- at the Lowell City Hall. The club i In attendance will be: C. H. Mrs. Byron Weeks. Mr, and Mrs. Tom Somamlck of Dowaglac Joy and .!o Arm. spent the week M after. ing a few days with her mother Mr. and Mif. C. E. Radford and ' Mr. and Mrs. Arvll Hellman call- afternoon. propriate gifts were showered on •vill meet March 17 for supper 1 Runclman, president of Lowell Austin Miller of Clarksville were ed on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Mrs. Nellie Krause of Alto call- end in Detroit with relatives. Ihe nonor guest. The Lowell Ledger, etlabliihed June lW3: In Grand Ledge. Mrs. Merle Dawson called op Mar- with Mrs. Pauline Burtle and Mrs. | school board and W. W. Gunuer, afternoon callers. Katokiig the past week. Mrs Mamie O'Beime is very ill i ke Lowell Journal e«fabli»^»d UM. Con- lon Bushnell at Pennock hospital, F. C. Hellman In Ionia Friday ed on Mr. and Mrs. John Lott Three local Farm Bureau | Howard Brlggs on Bowes Road. j superintendent, and members of SUGAR .olidated with the Ledger Oeeenbar 15. l')i. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Armstrong following surgery in the Ferguson Hastings; also on Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Clarence Speaker and Lu- evening. Mrs. Ella Qulggle la feeling bet- Thursday afternoon. Mr. Lott Is groups the Grand River Jolly the school board. Elven Duvall, Th« Al'o Solo, eifabliihad January, 1904. and baby of Grand Haven visited hospital in Grand Rapids. Her I Bunco Gub was held Thursday C*n»olidaf«d wlih Ihe Ledger, June Ifl7. Ray Velter, Wednesday, Mrs, Ros- cille visited Arthur at Kalamazoo Mr, and Mrt. Robert Hemingsen ter at this writing. convalescing nicely. Neighbors. Pleasant Valley and ! staff member of State Department Friday at the Vern Armstrong afternoon at the Howard Briggs Subscription Ralei Per Year: Kent and Ionia ella Velter, Mrs. Martha Hall and last Thursday. of Grand Rapids spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. Freeland Cross of Clint Schwab was very HI last niece. Mrs. Verne Klahn. has been Plnhook groups have scheduled a jof Public Instruction, of Lansing, Cauntiet. U.SO; Eliew^are, $J.00. home. Evening visitors were Mr. Mame visited at the Mary Wilson spending considerable time with home. Three tables were in play, Miss Agnes Perry were also call- The Rev. and Mrs. Norman end with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. week. His son. Floyd, and wife of joint meeting for Thursday eve- and Geroge VanWesep, deputy su- and Mrs. William Heaven and chll- home the past week. 11 ladles present and one girl ers at the hospital Wednesday. Woon have returned from Canada Kfmingsen. Lansing came to assist In caring perintendent of Kent Co. Board of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Lee, also i dren of Clarksville. Mr. and Mrs. Mltchel Kelly of filled the tables. Several children Mr. and Mrs. Theron Richmond where they were called by the Ill- Mr. dnd Mrs. Paul McCrum end for him. 1 Education, will also be presesent. Mrs. Carl Miller and son Tom were also present. Winners were Gold Medal P Dr. F, E. White have returned Mr. and Mrs. MeU Heering of Gulph, Canada, were guests of Please plan to attend this Im- attended the funeral of Eric Gee at ness of her sister, who is im- • BRAMPTON FLORIST Maude TenCate, first prize. Oleta from Arizona, of Tecumseh and Miss Ora Har-, - „ j proving In the hospital. Her hus- Grand Rapids spent Sunday after Mrs. Mary Wilson and son this portant meeting. Pewamo Monday Smith had Bunco and Freda Hen- Mrs. Ethel Kenyon visited two iley of YpellanU were Sunday din-, noon and evening with Mrs. Betty week. Other guests were Mrs. RADAR I r8 (lis visiting band Is also a patient In the hos- DAIRY T41U dricks the consolation. No place days of last Week with her son. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray' ^ - Battle Barber Baker Maude Wilson and son, Millard, Other News her sister, Mrs. Daggett of Grand pital. (Excellent) as yet for next meeting. Robert, and family of Grand Rap-1 Barber, Mr. and Mn. Mike Myckowiak of Saranac. Pedro Club met at the home of Rapids for a week or two. Mrs. Charles Zlnn of Fenton SPORT accompanied Mr. and Mrs. M. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Qulggle and THE MILK Of Registered Jersey Mrs. Llla Ward is spending a Edie Andrews. Prizes won by Nel- ids. j Mr. and Mrs. Don White and was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. W. V. Burras, who has' children of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Davenport Myckowiak of Grand Rapids to Wayne Qulggle of Ypsllantl spent HUMAN KINDNESS few days with her brother and lie Lewis. Laura Bell and Betty FLOUR iSr called on Mrs. Alice Klenk and W. A. Roth Thursday and Friday. the week end with the Qulggles It Dams, 19 Records, Average wife, Mr, and Mrs. Claude Mui^ 39c SALE! Sturgis where they visited rela- COAAES FROM Lou Provonche. been spending the past six months j Walter Wlttenhach of Grattan vls- 1,517M 5.M 4MBF son Ronald of Sparta Sunday. The Goofus Club were enter- tives. and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Quigg.e COATS ray. Honeycreek P. T. A. held their witii her son. Dr. Darrell Burras Ited their mother. Mrs. Marguerite mmmHia dairy tained in the home of Mrs. Geofge called on her father, Arthur Dunn, j 12 Uaugbtera, 18 Records, Avg. and wife in Long Bench, Calif., Blaser, Friday. Mrs, F. A. Gould visited Mrs. Mr. and ^Irs, S. V. Teylor spent Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shores and annual Ham Supper Thursday eve- Lundberg Wednesday. who is 111 at his daughter's home' 10.438 5.S8 58t BF has returned to her Lowell home. Mrs. Maude Neihardt, who has Helena Pugh in Battle Creek Sun- Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. family were Sunday guests at the ning at the Conservation Club The Rev. and Mrs. Rogof ftol- In Grand Rapids. been spending several weeks with day. She accompanied Mr. and 6. M. Jensen and family near IMfferenre (104 1!) WITH A BREATH Hugo Connors home in Lowell. House. The evening was spent in Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heffron and llns and baby of Grand Rapids Those who visited at the J. Cox her daughter, Mrs. Ray Barber Mrs. M. D. Court and Mr. and Sidney. plus 1,921 plu^.lt plus 117 BF Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rlckert spent dancing. children of Grand Rapids were called on Mrs. Mary Rollins, Ihe home Sunday afternoon from OF SPRING Vi Price Sale! and family, has gone to Tecumseh Mr*. Lawrence Court who visited Mrs. Adelbert Odell went to the American Index, It Pairs Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Gerald Rollins family and Mr. Grand Rapids were Mr. and Mrs. to visit her daughter for a few their nephew, C. Travis. iConvalescent home at Albion, Ind., 12,350 5.7 7»4 BF Mrs. Theo Gemenz in Grand Rap- and four children are moving into Mrs. Charles Young. Mrs. Byron Weeks Saturday. Henry Kaufman and Robert Cox Mr and Mrs. Jack Fonger en- Monday to see her mother, who l d s. Thursday afternoon Mrs. their new home on Knapp Road Miss Marlon Bushnell was weeks. The Rev .J M DeVlnney New Detignt EXTRA URGE DUNCAN Mr. and Mrs. George Boyenga tertained for Mr and Mrs. George U very 111. She expects to be home and children. Rlckert was a caller at the Larry this Saturday. brought from thIIICe ifiinucPennocKk liospitauosHiitul . , .T. , - in Kalamazoo Monday atte Miss Lee McCue of Grand Rap- Fonger at a "Bon Voyage" Party Wednesday. Cahoon home. Farm Bureau will meet March In Hastings, Sumtay to the home J"''"'1"1 ^•r»> meeting of the Finance Committee ids was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. New Colon March 2. Twenty-five relatives at- Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Heeringa of RodevitT Mr. and Mrs. Don Weeks are 21 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr., Claire McCnll where she Jrn"k Punch" »' Howard of the Michigan Methodist Con- Earl Bentley Sunday. In the after- PORK CHOPS City, Sunday. tended the Sunday supper. Mr. and Grand Rapids, Mrs. Betty Baker, Amerieca again In their own home on the Knapp Lamphear on Two Mile rd. will be oared for during her con- ference of which he is secretary. noon they called on their brother, sk: Glendon Bovee Is in Cleveland Mrs. Fonger left for San Francisco. Mrs. S. V. Taylor and Don Mc- Same old Glenn Rlckert farm. The topic for discussion will be valescense. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dygert of Mike, at Bostwick Lake. Service "Agricultural Research or Bust GRAPEFRUIT this week attending the Michigan California, Monday, March 3 to Caul called on Ml*. Florence Bail- Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hoover and Grand Rapids were luncheon Mr. and Mrs. David Collins of comfortable fit. for Michigan.'* RIB END LOIN END Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Collins and Bottled Gas convention. attend the wedding of their daugh- ey and Lester Sunday, family spent Sunday afternoon guests of his sister, Mrs. Anton Muskegon were Saturday guests ... Greot Proven Sires daughter Connie of Lime Lake Gretchen Hall visited in Boston ter. Marcla and Mr. Lawrcnce Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kooun with Mr. and Mrs. John Tesch, s/. Mrs. Boyd Anderson and Mrs Kropf. and family Sunday night. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewis. Knapp Lamphear attended t CUTS CUTS.... were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Cleveland last week and on Bentley. of Lowell called on Mr. and Mrs. Our policy Is to breed with Mrs. Paul Smith spent the week The young people of the Bap- Charlie Qulggle spent Saturday and Mrs. Floyd Boyce. Saturday went to Chicago where Don Hartley and daughters, A. E. Hemingsen Sunday. older sires with high proffs Try a new end at the Roger Hansen home luncheon meeting at the YWCA of tist, church attended the Avalon Miss Freda Bailey of Grand and Sundav with his daughter, And when the children come rather than young sires with near Greenville helping Care for the Women's Farm Group on Wed- Ishe will teach until the end of Katie and Nancy o^ Belding called Skatfrii rink Thursday evening 8:74c Mrs. Frank Lewis. home from school—starving of Sport Coat and nesday. Miss Kathleen Foy of the the teim. on Mrs. Gladys Hartley Sunday. Rapids called on Mr*. Florence high her new granddaughter. CENTER RIB CENTER LOIN and were In charge of the devo- Bailey and Lester Friday. She ex- coarn»—«erve them a milk shake Mrs. Gladys Duterman was a Community Chest spoke on Ftro- Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bovee of Mrs. Ward Wlllard, a former see how It uiultiplieei tions which are held with groups pected to leave Wedne&Jay for as an extra treat. recent afternoon guest of Mary lly Problems. Buy 4 of 49c — Got Next South Boston called on the Glen- resident of Lowell is in the Kala- from other churches during the Eimdole FOR INFORMATION CUTS CUTS 79"' don Bovees and on friends in Sar- Florida and will be gone for a the aNSortment Potier. Thursday evening guests Silver Coffee Cup meets this 4 for 25c mazoo hospital in very serious evening. Mrs. Will Lott anac Sunday afternoon. condition after undergoing sur- month. OR SERVICE at the Ed Potte." home were Mr. Thursday at the home of Mrs Mrs. Anna Yardley called on of clothing yon Mrs. Rachel Bigler and son of gery. Mrs. Wlllard lived here 30 Mrs. Betty Baker was a Sunday Mrs. Dorothy Alderink attended and Mrs. George Raimer and son. Carl Andrews on Cram Urn. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morris of Ada dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ixuls the funeral of a cousin, John Friday morning guest was Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Carl Andrews Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. years ago and she and her hus- Highlmohill now have. Saturday afternoon. spent the week end in Hunting- Will Huffman were dinner guests band run a shoe store. Baker and family. Showerman, at Portland Tuesday. TW 7-9152 Perry of Ionia. Mrs. Maude MacTavlsh spent ton, Indiana, at the heme of Mr, NESTLES Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Pat- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Jury and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Carigon Arlene. Dariene and Ray Jones the w6ek end with her sister, Mfs. Smirks on the faces of young visited his brother who has been MIS t. MAIN SI of South Lowell were Saturday and Mrs. Charles DeHaven. tengill of Rockford. two children of Greenville spent Carlton French of Holland. ' * CRUNCH, PLAIN. ALMOND Mrs. R. D. Hahn and Gretchen Sunday afternoon wivh their uncle. men or women displease me. ill, Bert Carigon, and family at LO W R ' \kAJ& evening guests at the Roy Gage Roger Clarke and family of £t. & E. Wittenbach m.% Read the Ledger Want Ads. gcbaeftP and Mrs. C. A. Bradshaw attend- Robert Jones and wife. Purpose directs energy, and pur- Fenwlck Sunday, home. Sunday afternoon guests Louis vlsiied his parents. Mr. and pose makes energy. Rev. and Mrs. Louis Cob. and were Mr. and Mrs. William Gage ed the Lenten Book Review at the Mrs. Will Stone received word Mrs, Charles Clarke Sunday aft- It costs no more YMCA Friday forenoon. Thursday of the sudden death of to and granddaughter of Muskegon. ernoon. Sunday evening guests were Mr. CANDY to look your best Ray Barber went to Ann Arbor her sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary Carr Mrs. Vema and Mrs. Rosalia LYLE COVERT 4 Thursday for a check-up at the of Flint. 132,50 and Mrs. Arthur Shores. . Yelter called on Mrs. Clair Yeijef Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Potter, jr., hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller of Freeport last week and she hc- 50 50 Mrs. Geo. Dey, Mrs. R. L. Dyke, and granddaughter, Mario, went were Saturday evening guests of conjpanied them to visit their Including Tax Mr. and Mrs. Eugene King and BARS *47 .o*76 Mn. L. E. DeVriei. Mrs. Wm. to Grand Haven Sunday to see the Complete brother-in-law and slstcr-in-l4w. family. Quality — Guaranteed — TuTone Collins. Mrs. Rex Collins, Mrs. former's new grandson. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Yelter near IndividualiMtd in | Martha Hall and Miss Hattie Lynn The Gerald Rollins family are ORANGES Mr. and Mrs. Byron Potter, Su- Freeport. i* attended the Lenten service at leaving by plane Tuesday for Win- san and Jerry, and Mr. and Mrs. Plumbing FASHION FAIRIC PIT Mrs. Robert Jones is very proud Ada Congregational church' last ter Haven. Florida, to spend ten Art Stiles were guests Tuesday of a letter she received from Con- evening of the Paul Potter family. Wednesday forenoon. days. gr^ssman Gerald R. Ford frpnm 10"39c FLORIDA, Mrs. Mary FUzslmmons Is vis- & Heating Mr. and Mrs. Orval Jessup spent William Delaney entered Blod- 1954 Ford JUST Washington. D. C.. in which J"hi e iting at the LoitLs Blough home. \ Sunday with their son, Ronald and gett hospital Sunday for observa- ^ fcr reefnt congratulated on VyOUI OUAtANTB P» QUAUn { VALENCIA Judy Smith spent Sunday in family in Rockford. tloHon nnrandt trpnfmpptreatmentt. WESTONS 3 WEEKS 71st birthday, wished htr many Lansing. Miss Mary Callahan came from Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gephart FULL of GROCERIES & MEATS returns and improved health -in Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wheaton ICviryiWag In Pennsylvania last week to see her and four children of Grand Rapids ( VANILLA. BANANA. the future. were Sunday afternoon guests of BEFORE brother. Joe, who underwent sur- called on her mother, Mrs. Louise Heating imoqino... win not only a good used cnrtomobile Mr. and Mrs. Roman Herb of oons both the Ed Potter, sr., and Paul STRAWBERRY gery In Butterworth hospital last Schnclder; grandmother. Mrs. M. Ph. TW 7-7MI but have it fOed with a complete assortment / Wayland called on her sister, Mrs. U.I. NO. Potter homes. EASTER i week. P. Schneider and her sister, Mrs. John F. Roth Monday night. of staple groceries and meats. The lucky win- Mr. and Mrs. John Dalstra call- John Williams and family Sunday DELICIOUS APPLES Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huyfk. ed on Frarik Lewis on 36th St., ner wins both... at the grand drawing on JL ^ilr^AcmA. Watsrm -ll«i -y^iWai^Hle* and»Unda,^pf C>1 Sunday aftrt-nooo. . S" . M TL i nVft niy were Sumfay dinfce^ March 29tk DepofH yaar magk eanl Exclusive Represenfallve Mrs. tf. L. DaJryraple submitted nie Hawk and Mrs. Bessie Qarke - - . —- »*-- COOKIES of ffielr Urrt-le and punt, Mpf coupons each weu... your magk attended a P. N. G. luncheon In lb. to a cataract operation Friday at Mrs. Loyal Rickner. 39c as-seen on TV during card contains 16 lucky coupons St. Mary's hospital. Grand Rapids Friday. NORTHERN PIKE m The 3 children of the Howard Mrs Anna Yardley and neph- rowarastnin f il • rneL Ti Mr. and Mrs. Howard Houghton Potter family are all In the hos- march Bis m-». pkg ew, David Shear, called on the of Detroit visited his father and pital. Their daughter. Vema Wil- FNtM AND CRlfp HIAD prfae. Lawrence Steffus family In Beld- sister, Frank Houghton and Mrs. liams. was operated on Monday CABBAGE 29c ing Sunday afternoon. only Merle Dawson Saturday. at Butterworth hospital. Their oth- PUMPIRNICKEL BREAD JANE PARKER, REG. 20c 1 -LB. LOAF er daughter and son. Ruth Edln SWEET PICKIN* and Leslie Potter, are at Blod^-tt hospital. MIX N-MATCH SALE FRESH FROZEN There was an attendance of 95 $ L

Classes for All Ages GRANULATED 11* % GALLON offer 9 monthti cost least to ownl DETERGENT LGE. OuV QT. flU ffaMt Friendly LOWELL SUPER MARKET INTERNATIONAl TRUCKS M. HARBERTS Dreft 47c cipth QirdU loot. BUPER1NTENDENT rewuTi figw* Uwlli l.MM Leonard, N. P. even 6 month# loton We Reserve the Right fo Limit Quantities Grand Baplds, Michigan Oxydol Granulated Detergent your Moytt* fltrdl# . ATLANTIC sfttcinc lefcliu Hi oriainfll hold-in PUooe OL 0 8891 rtRei STORE HOURS: Monday, Tuesday 8 A-M.—7 P.M. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Sot. 8 A.M.—9 P.M. ige ct L't: t hi A bit H {m RkfAIUllS Wittenbach Sales & Service Everybody Welcome 219 WEST MAIN ST., LOWELL WMETWMW c3S tf 34c 79c 149 W. Main St., TW TB207 T 1 Other News Mr. ano Mrs. Aitiicn Sciirotdei viue. *anLilR

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TIIF I.OWF!,I, I F.Dr.FR, I.OWFM., Midi.. MARCH IS, I«).V» When a man brings his wife for the future. The WSCS served Roger Depew will re-enter Rut- Mr. nnd Mrs. I-ennard Johnson THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL. MICH., MARCH IS. IMS 1 flowers for no reason, there's us- lunch at a coffee hour which fol- terworth hospital Tuesday f o r nnd Mr. and Mrs. Dale Johnson Danny Walker, son of Mr. and 1 Mr. nml Mrs. Prior Tilkins arc lowed the meeting. further skin grafting on his foot ually a reason. attended a Sunday School Fellow- which was Injured several weeks Mrs. Dan Walkor of Uovvno Ccn-i anions? Ihp flu victims this week, Alto Community News ship Class party Friday evening Birth ago. "The only men who need liquor ter. was brought homo from Hut- Mr. and Mrs. Lcc Vandawatcr MUS. CLAl'D SiU O.V PHONE UN8 ttli as guests of Carl Johnson and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Benedict Several mothers of the members to do their best work are bar- terworth hospital last week when and children of Rnttle Creek spent and Mrs. Ralph Letson at their are announcing thp birth of a of the 4-H Sore Thumb Club met tenders!" he developed ihe mumps. He will 'he week end with their parents, home near Charlotte. ALTO OAKDKN CU » FIRST WHITNRYVILLK ORANOR TO daughter at Rutlerworth hospital at Ihe school house Thursday and go back lo Ihe hospital for Ihe Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keiscr. Carol Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Craig and MEBTINd IS MARCH 19 ENTERTAIN KENT POMONA on Sunday evening. March 9. The gave the kitchen a thorough clean- skin grafting operation on March remained to visit hor grandparents little lady weighed 9 pounds I'a children of Clarksville were Sun- The first meeting of the Alto Kent Pomona Grange will he en- ing In preparation for the Open ]9i la few days longer. ounces and has bppn named Joycp day supper guests of Mr. and Mrs Garden Club for 1958 will be held tertained by Whitncyvilie Grange House which was held this week Elaine. Miss Shirley Webber o f Clair Flynn. in the Methodist church on Wed- on Thursday evening. March 20. Wednesday night. nesday, March 19. There will bp a Traverse City Is attending to the Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hatch were REPORT OF COXDITION OF Potluck supper at 6:30 follow- potluck luncheon at one o'clock. housework and caring for the old- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and ed al eight by a program in which PUBLIC NOTICE Luncheon committee is the execu- er children at the Renedict home. Mrs. V. L. Watts. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Mary Walquist. an exchange Watts were entertained for dinner live committee of the Club. Table student, will be guest speaker. Other Alto News UNSET, SNIVEL PHELPS * VANDERWAt THE STATE SAVINGS BANK committee is Mrs. Lena Wood, Saturday evening at the home of ATTORNE-S Mr. and Mrs, Richard Pattlson Ml Michigan National lank lldg chairman, and Mrs. Gerta Toft Visiting Grangers are asked lo Mrs. John Rehler of Cascade. OF LOWELL. KENT COUNTY. MICHIGAN. AT THE Q-OSE OF bring salads or desserts. visited their grandparents. Mr. ANNUAL ACCOUNT and Mrs. Bertha Dangl,' assistants. Statt ol Michigan—Tha Probate Court lor BUSINKSS MARCH 4TH. A STATF RANKING INSTITU- and Mrs. Fred Pattison Sunday VANDER VIEN, FREIHOFER, COOK Guest speaker will bp J. Law- the County ol Kent. HON ORGANIZED AND OPERATING UNDF.R THE RANKING WHITE CIRCLE MEETS MAR. 19 evening. Richard and wife had I BRYANT At a session ol said court, held at the WE S01YE rence Ward of Ionia who will AOorneyt at Law probata oltice, in the City ol Grand Rapldt LAWS OF THIS STATE AND A MEMRER OK THE FEDERAL Alto Methodist WSCS White Cir- spent the day at the Frank Pat- IM Weil Main Street , in taid County, on tha speak on the subject of "Hobbies" AN of Your Ttltvision RESERVE SYSTEM PURLISHHD IN ACCORDANCE WITH A cle will hold their March meeting tlson home in Grand Rapids as- Lowell, Michigan 20th day of February A. 0. I9SI. and will have somp of his own Present; HON. JOHN OALTON, Judge o' CAU. MADE RY THE STATE RANKING AUTHORITIES AND RY at the home of Mrs. Mary Ed- sisting In Ihe care of Mrs. Paul- NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALfe Repair Probkms hobbies on display. Each person tabet*. THE FEDERAL RESERVE RANK OF TIRS DISTRICT. wards on Wednesday evening. son who had recently relumed De'aulf having been- made in lh« condi- In tt*e Matter ol Ihe Estate of attending is requested lo bring tions ol a cartain mortgage mad* by Earl ROBERT DOUGLAS DAHLIN, Minor, March 19. from St. Mary's hospital where T. Woiinik! and Floranca M. Woiimki, hui- For adjustment or repairs, ASSETS her own table service. Letlie A. Anderson having liled In said she spent five weeks undergoing band and wile, o( RF0 Lowell, Michigan, Court his 10th annual account as Guardian call on your TV experts to Cash, balances with other banks, including reserve Mrs. Arlene Hatch will give the morfgaqo'i, to the Lowell luilding and Loan ol said estate, and hit petition praying lor put your set in shape for balance, and cash items in process of collect ion $ 67G.S23.7fi ALTO COMMUXITV ORANOE devotionals; Mrs. Euberta Silcox treatrmnt for a very severe heart Auoriation. a Michigan Corporation with an the allowance thereof, for the allowanre ol and Mrs. Nellie Timpson and attack. oltica at 717 Wetl Man Street, Lowtll. leet and for Ihe allowance ol all things top performance. United States Government obligations, direct and The Friday evening meeling of | Michigan, mortgagee, ddted the 3rd day therein contained. v Mrs. Mildred Tobias will assist ' ot Feb'uary. i9St and recorded in th« Oltice It ii Ordered, That Ihe guaranteed • • ' • . 1.271 ,fi7I 33 Alio Community Grange at the Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Catt of Mrs. Edwards. j ol tha Requter o( Deeds ol Ken* County. TSth dey ol March A. D. im, Obligations of Slates and political subdivisions ^ . HOI,874.1 3 Library was very well attended. Eaton Rapids spent the day Fri- , Michigan en tha 7lh day ol Febrjary, IfM. at ten o'clock in the lorenoon, at said pro Just Cofl Mo ... Corporate slocks (including $9,000.00 Slock of Federal After the business meeting con- For the program Rev. .and Mrs. day with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Liber IW) ol Mortgages, at pagt it. bate ollice. be and it he'eby appointed lo- Clark, Mr. Catt and Mrs. Clark tr reason of tuck delaull. the unde>»igned eumlning and allowing taid account and TW 7-9275 Reserve bank! 9.,000.0 0 dueled by Worthy Master Emer- Edwards will tell about "Semi- elects to declare, and hmebv doclaret th« hearing said petition; Loans and discounts (including VM0.32 overdrafts) .. . 1.409,.142.4 1 son Stauffer. Worthy lecturer nary Life." I are cousins. entire unpaid amount ol taid mortgage dut It Ii Further Ordered. That public notice and payable lorlhwith. thereol be given by publlcetion ol a copy Rank premises owned W.500.00. furniture and fix- Glenn Loveland asked each one i Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rergy of . And pursuant lo the terms of the said mort ol thlj order, lor three tuccettive weeks METHODIST CHURCH NEWS tures 118.400.00 . 26, 900.00 for roll call to tell a short story or j Grand Rapids came Sunday to the 'gage, the en'ira amount ol Ihe principal and previout to taid day ol hearing. In the Alto nnd itowne Center accrued interest ii now due and payable, Lowell ledger, a newspaper printed and cir- Radio Service 9X3.03 Leslie Graham home and took and the amount which is claimed to be HERSHEY Other Assets relate some incident concerning culated in te iio\ m iV)\v«'II PORK LIVER 29' SPAR nual Quarterly Conference Wed- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colby ' iSI7 nesday evening at the Alto church. left Sunday on a three weeks' va- Dr. Maurice McKean presided cation trip to Florida, Lowell Loan Company and the church officials gave thei?ir M MTMI Or HEW YORK Mrs. George Linton spent Mon- The Mutual Life Inturance Company reports on the church's activiti esldadayy aftemoon with Mrs. Ray Lin- ol New Yoik. New Yoik.H.Y. 15 W. Mail Phone TW 7-9907 of the past year as well as pla nsSon *1 N J* L /"I ^ GREEN YOUR c Radishes, Cukes, Carrots, ONIONS CHOICE n-QUART SIZE PONTIAC SWEEPS NASCAR INSTANT PET SAFETY HIGHWAY PASSING TESTS! MILK HILLS BROS COFFEE 77 lb. OAYTONA IIACH, PIA. 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