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LEDGER UP and ENTRIES mwwm UeitiK a Collection of Various Topics of Local and FORTY-NINTH YEAR LOWELL, MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 23, 1941 No. 24 General Intereat

AFTER WAR, DEPRESSION 5o. Boston Resident TV/TANY PEOPLE FEEL It almost B.ofT. Conducts Is Laid to Rest Opportunity For certain that there will be a bad Industrial slump after the war Elmer E. Marshall. 55. well known and after the defense program of South Boston resident, was laid toj TO. ! the United States has been com- Lively Meeting rest Wednesday afternoon In Green- Our Young Men pleted. They can't see how millions wood cemetery. Grand Rapids, fol-j of people now employed In the de- lowing funeral services- which were fense Industries are going to find Timely Subjects Come held in the Roth Chapel here with 1 work. Up for Discussion Jim Fahrnl has moved his barber Grace Walker reading. Mr. Mar-j In U. S. Navy After the war there will be a shop to the Masonic Block, four I LOWELL shall passed away at his home 1p i big demand for goods from those The October meeting of the Low- doorf east of the City Hall. Boston-tp. on Sunday following a|AmbltlOUS YoUIIK Men unable '.o buy now because the de- From long Illness. - _ , By K. K. Vinlng ell Board of Trade held Monday Glendon and Kathryn fense Industries are getting the ma-!evening at the City Hall proved to A building permit was granted I Mr. Marshall had been active in Call Get to the Top to Ralph Townsend at the Council Swarthout terlals. The man who could not buy i be an Interesting affair. The meet- Written especially for the community taking a great in-j Willi Iti* Pov Tulip Bulb Industry a car owing to reduction In auto- ing opened with singing, among meeting Monday evening to erect a| terest in the grange work and farm mill Dig l a> two-story house on North Hudson; reuders of the meetings. He was respecte.l by .. When one thinks of tulips It la mobile production, will be ready to [the selections was the Board of Lowell Ledger th buy that machine. People who Trade song written by S. P. Hicks street. many neighbors and friend. " * of Secretary of generally In connection with Hol- couldn't build houses because prl-|over 25 years ago. Mart Simpson, Surviving are the widow. Edna: ^ ^ G-.Je"er,e? an^ land's Tulip Festival or bright bor- Jeff le8 of ders of this flower In the early orltlcs had taken materials needed,a member of the first quartette that The removal of the so-called bot- [one son. Edwin; two dnughters. u " Jhe Lowell |Lcd cr havc bc n made spring. for defense, will be staking out sang this song rendered the flrat tleneck from the south side of the Eudora at home and Mrs. Arthur » ? Navy Edi- or8, to e Did you know that tulip growing their home lots; So long as the verse Joined by Wes Roth. George new bridge and the straightening of We're Off For South America! 1 Johnson of Detroit; nls parents.j' ^ 'P the Navy in giving people who have work keep spend- the sidewalk by the state highway : Mr. and Mrs. E. Y. Marshall of ambitious local young men Informa- may become an industry in our Pappln and W. W. Qumser. The (Editor's note: Mr. and Mrs. Glen- Where would we have to go? What Taylorville. III.; two brothers. John t,on about the opportunities the upper peninsula? A corporation has ing their money, there will be Jobs members who belonged to the Board department Is a 100 r" cent Im- to keep all these people busy. provement for Main Street. don F. Swarthout of Lowell left Oct would we have to do? and Alpha of Taylorville one pis- "Two-Ocean" Navy offers them for been formed up there to grow the of Trade In 1908 Including Frank 10th for Havana. Cuba, via Miami, Well, our Itinerary would be de- ter. Mrs. Leslie Kramer of Palmer, technical training and advancement bulbs. Iney are planting four or That doe» not mean that people CoonBi William Doyle. John Arehart, Florida. This first article Is in- should spend all their money and Henry. R. E. A petition submitted to the termined by what our readers would III. as they serve their country In its five acres In two or three different |Harold Weeke8i M N- tended as an introduction to the wan. to see and do. The people we not save any more If no i Springett, Dr. F. E. WhJte and F. J. Council Monday evening from resi- The sympathy of all Is extended emergency. places. The Michigan State College monC hat dents on Lafayette street to have ensuing series on Central and South knew would drive down through to the bereaved members of the According to an announcement!experiment station at Chatham has in S i^„eo5mf^ i0!, V |McMahon then Joined with the en- America which will appear In this can be loaned for house construc-L. . 0f^. fho a street light Installed on the cor- Kentucky and Tennessee across family. made public In Washington, a a planting of five or six acres and tlon, for plant enlargement, and,tire member8hlP ln 8'n^nK the ner of Lafayette and Marsac streets paper weekly for one year.) Geoi'/la to Miami, Florida. Then It limited number of additional men has made experimental plantings general business will be limited. 80ng was referred to the light and water Introduction would be tramp steamer or banana D Fletrk fid between the ages of 17 and 50 will in other localities. It is hoped the Enough money needs to be saved A clarinet quartette from the high committee. boat to the glittering green Islands W. U. neicner, 04 be given a chance, by enlistment In U. P. may become a real tulip Do you mind If we Introduce our- the to finance the Industries. school, Dolores Dolloway, Roberta of the Caribbean, Including French I r,'.A Navy or Naval Reserve, to get bulb producing region. Hahn, Barbara Thome and Marilyn selves? The main thing will be to stop Over 22.0^0.000 people will have tc and English possessions, still as Laid to Kesl Here to the top. with big pay. In Jobs — Kyser played several musical num- When you think how Intimate excessive speculation. The depres- make out federal returns of Income sleepy as they were one hundred Funeral services were held in ^ by 'heir aptitude and as a Called to Army Service sion of 1929 was caused mainly by bers. next year under the new law. and we're going to be for a year....how years ago— but tremendously more t poor Judgment, when people bid President Gumser then took over over 13.000.000 of them will have to far we're going together... .of all Important to our nation today! Th b r 1,n d, 0t prices of securities and real estate the meeting and Introduced the pay taxes to the federal government, the things we'll see together.... Hasn't every one of us wondered "r" W"I"D wh^ZS' ^>v« amoi L ' T' ^ ^, ,' , , h up to high levels. Then when people committee chairmen to report on many of them for the first tlma. well— what it would be like to live on an for nearly six years, will be sorry We certainly should be Intro- attack which he suffered while These include such callings as got scared and demanded payment their summer activity and their Some people will tear their hair In Island paradise for a while and aviation machinist, dental technl- to hear that he has been called of loans. It became neceasary to plans for the fall. Henry Weaver. the endeavor to make a correct duced. beachcomb? We'd do that too. and 1 : ce hvlnK he,d rMem vice president, reported on the work.,.5^0 There are quite a few of you In fell property at great sacrifices. those back In Michigan could i_. p , / cnclalrt and' tMhnlclan. electrician, welder. 1 That led to countless bankrupt- of the board of directors: Bruce Lowell. But there are Just two of beachcomb with us. Shelden qu nc r . storekeeoer and hnkpf? f--r r —-'He 13 located at ' Fort Knox. Ken- us—Just two of us to go eighteen a, de 0akW00d ceme h& cies and almost wrecked business. Walter toid of plans for his com- Every young man should Investl- Next stop would be South Amer- !^ T™r ^ - men may also qualify for commis- ^ ! ^ The taxes to come after the war mittee to advertise the village as a •'ate tne opportunities offered by thousand miles on two suitcases ica—Brazil, the Amazon, Argentina. tery,Arv , TLowell^von . sions as officers 34th Armored Regiment (LK This will be so heavy that such specu- residential town, and to make ef- the U. S. Navy In the recruiting and a portable typewriter! We'd live only In small towns, re- Mr. Fletcher was born near Lowell a k r m e nt nd a Beginning this week, the Navy' * * . ? 1 /^ | 1 * '' fort to welcome newcomers; T. nampa'gn now underway In Mich- We might be the young couple on September 26. 1877 the son of u nit Inc id en lation will be discouraged. The fuse to be Just "tourists," come to plans for a limited time to accept t ' K f ^ '>' they have right around the corner from you, Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Fletcher. He n0 h n taxes may be the balance wheel A. Anderson, head of the Lowell igan. Turn to page 6 of this issue know as many smail-towners as new qualified men for training. I } ' * ? ^ ^ that will keep the engine of in- Merchants' Account Service, told of of the Ledger for further particu- except that we had an Idea. And Intimately as possible. The theme was united In marriage with Anna 4 H C,ub wo rk un ou must cde her the rig;it to Board of Trade deed over the bulld- The project will start as soon as the have described the plague as a con- towns near the fascinating Pacific.!Fleming D. of Grand Rapids, four Offers Great Opportunity may be addressed to Lt. Frank E. ab clalm the apple for her very own. ing to them. By vote of the member-. counc" «• 'e to Provide a building. dition seriously affecting both mind And from there our magic carpet I grandchildren; two sisters. Mrs. "Never in the history of the Uni- Haas, 34th Armored Rgt. (L). Fort A ba^ of Jonathan will cause the ship, this was done. About 16 women will be employed and body. The mind gradually loses of newspapers would take us up Mattle Jacobl of Newaygo and Mrs. ted States has there been greater Knox. Kentucky. Mrs. Haas, and various schools of thought to speak Other committee heads to report for a year. The total wages to be the power to concentrate; all sens^ Into Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, Bessie Graham of Lowell: and one opportunity for loyal young Amer- the boys. Terry and Dick will re- of the qualities of Grimes Golden. were: Jay Bolen. N. E. Borgerson. paid out will amount to nearly S300 of value Is lost. Bodies are gripped the Central Americas, and Mexico. brother, Lynn Fletcher of Lowell. Icans to serve their country and 'n Coopersvllle for the present, Macintosh or Northern Spy. We Herb Elrlnga and Byrne McMahon. a week. The project was secured In a kind of muscular paralysis. Imagine It, the trip of all our through Mr. Runclman's efforts. build their futures than right now,"! — make poetry about the odor of ap- Keats Vinlng gave his report on the termed medically "rhumba" or "con- lifetimes decided by the interests said Secretary Knox. Quality Potatoes From Kent ples stored In a basement during 4-H club fair telling of the progress ga". of friends and neighbors thousands Making Big Plans David Cox has returned home of miles away! months of cold. We decorate our In the last seven years. The first We have been feverish for years. offer^'by'enllFtm^t^n^hMJnlfedj"J" T ^ ^ boards with polished arrays of ap- from a six weeks' trip to the Ha- Ever since we graduated from the At the first opportunity we ad- 063 year he reported, there were less waiian Islands where he set up and For Hallowe'en Party Sates Naw the Navy Editors of the ear ^ T' ples to tempt the appetite and glad- than 100 exhibitors, this year there University of Michigan, sleep has vanced In a body of two against ^ .,T, i_' miki« „.> - Miles Bowman and son, and den the artistic eye. But In our demonstrated electric sorting ma- our home-town editor. But he was The annual Hallowe'en party for '' 0 Pa™eter and Son, boU, In were nearly 800 Individual exhibit- chines to be used In picking coffee meant only a succession of strange ongnt young man to Increase ni- ',-, . . . ' . appreciation we forget to draw our names, vague questionings which enthusiastic—he saw an oppor- the young folks of the community hav ors. The fair is badly crowded for beans. Sorting of lemons with the pay seven times during his first * children about us an-i tell them the room and they expect to add to their filled the darkened room: Haiti, tunity to give his readers some- will be held next Friday evening. enlistment and he can earn as of seed his year. Both fields n ron t ie ,6 na n electric eye Is another possibility of thing not available anywhere else— Oct. 31. at Recreation Park. A. H. 6 f,e,d ,^! L! . . ! ! . quarters before the next fair. The the near future. The Runclman Barbados, Trinidad, Panama, Bue- much as $126 a month. This monthly.^ ""P^tiOM the early 1800*3 who tramped hli nos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, Lima.... and so did other Michigan- euitors! Stormzand of the American Legion Veiy WeU We h v cjub appreciate8 the work of the Elevator Is now picking two car- figure is actually worth much more ^5 n tT way from elder mills In Pennsyl- By day we wondered how many Tomorrow morning that young is in charge of the affair with repre- a cha ce t0 3om e to village In helping the fair. , loads of beans every 24 hours and when it is remembered that the; J**. . " ^ T t ^ vania, loaded his packhorse with others like us, young and old. In couple around the corner from you sentatives from the Board of Trade d8 tho e eCti n 1 9Cem8 , Mr. Vinlng also suggested In line this capacity will be doubled by the leaves on the first dip southward. and Rotary Club assisting. man has few living expenses and Is f* n » * ° * J applesecds, and covered the middle )W,th other work of the Board of addition of new machines In the smaller towns all over the state provider vided with the finest of medical quaVty i8 ^ 'n 1^ Katy will tell you about women's There will be many prizes this: P ° Those who sprayed foaur. lat.alec blight west with neat sows of applesecds that the village and the two near future. were also thinking of these exciting d t C8r fashions, food prices, and what the year, the prizes to go to the most 1' ^v *n vour fnftd fln(. feel that while there was no blight to give birth to orchards that were|8urr0undlng townahliHy set up town- places so vital today. We wondered terrlfvlnK. the most orlelnal and I You have all your food an(1!p . to live and thrive for the settlers g^ip zoning laws to prevent shack how many would like to know the se'iorltas talk about over a bridge re8enl The young men of Lowell and table. I will attend Rotary Club SVmSf™ andalso yo'ur or^r.., who followed him. His name was communities starting, advertise the neighboring townships will no doubt warm-blooded Latin-Americans bet- meetings, talk with farmers, busi- Jonathan Chapmen but was popu- territory for residents and to put on be greatly Interested In the exten- ter; their living conditions, their ness men, visit schools and hos- larly called Johnny Appleseed. ,a ^nter sports program. sive campaign rmrr under way In Rotary Clubs, their parties, com- pitals—and we shall all come to have *an * T At 25 years of age he followed, Vl„a-e President, J. A. Arehart, Michigan designed to secure en- munity projects, farm problems know our southern neighbors as escort to Recreation Park where and entertainment—even to the PP?ke t a! ( ua,lt KenuLtt £ Indian trails and cast the apple jwho haa nained honorary listments In the U. S. Navy. Hun- How many would like to drink their we know each other. the program and contests will be latest Hollywood pictures. On top|°™ J > «>«»* seeds through Ohio and Indian ter-j^ainnan 0l ihe defense stamp drive dreds of new ships are being built fill of romance, adventure, the Won't you come with us? Won't held. Cider, frledcakes and apples of this you get free travel and P®** • rltory. moving always onward to lc Lowell said that Lowell Is behind and launched and men are needed pounding thrill and newneBs of vast adventure In colorful places- you let yourself set the wonders will be served around c big bonfire. How to Save Money keep his trees health> and see that the rest of the county In defense to man there ships. "Earn While oceans, sprawling pampas, populous and beauties of a great continent thing few civilians can afford. the Indians cultivated them prop- stamp sales and that more store You Learn," Is the Navy's slogtn cities of the most challenging con- through our experiences? Won't "When you consider the size of Plenty Is said these days about erly. He was an oddity In character, operators and others should pro- and that slogan Is literally true. tinent on earth—the gigantic you come with U3 as we make new this country and the fact that the saving gasoline and rubber from a habits, dress and belief. He helped mote the defense stamps. A motion The pay Is good and grows better sprawl of jungle and civilization to friends, learn strange tongues, Navy will select only 15.000 appll- defense standpoint. It's money In the white men to stave off many picture of the treasury department with advancement. Any young man the south of us.- listen to the voodoo drums In the Lowell F. f. A. cants a month from many times, any man's pocket to save both. Here Indian attacks and lived to a ripe was then shown to the club. Interested In the navy may feel free The most talked-about. least un- night? that number throughout the United 1 are some rules given by automobile old age, continuing to plant and A good and ample dinner was to visit the Ledger office and secure derstood area In the Western Hemi- Be alive and interested and States, the quotation, "Many are folks to save these products: tend about 100,000 square miles of served by Theron Richmond. what information Is available. All sphere—Central and South Amer- friendly with us! Shed a tear or two Enters New Field called but few arc chosen.'will apply! You'll Save Gas—By not racing apple orchards In the middle west. we ask Is that each young man leave ica! of homesickness with us that will to local young men interested. 'your engine In starting. By always His story Is Interesting to those his name and address. We had never been out of the make us glad we're Americans and "Navy men are a "hand-picked" turning off engine when leaving who relish tales of frontier days. country before! The members of the Lowell F- F. have a great, free America to go A. chapter have been Interested In lot. Candidates must be men of car. By not jumping away from His efforts In giving us our nur- Jokes. Jests, Jabs and Jibes Just And then came the Idea. Why home to. more than average Intelligence and, traffic lights. By keeping spark series of apple orchards are appre- Fred A. Cox likes the development of good hogs In by Jeff: In most of the resort couldn't we answer those questions, Kiss your cares and worries good- the communities around Lowell. ambition, of fine moral character plugs clean and engine rightly ciated by the Lowell man who likes towns, the natives have already both for ourselves and for our bye for a while each week. Be Several of the boys have started out and must have the written recom-i timed. By driving at moderate his bowl of crackers and apples at Life in the Army started living on your vacation until neighbors? Why couldn't we make as adventurous as you like with your with purebred hogs of very good'^adatlon of at leart two local speeds. his radio. next summer....A fool and his this trip for all the thousands who newspaper In your hands. breeding. George Wittenbach. Ver-j townspeople." | You'll Save Tires—By not skid- The Ledger Is In receipt of an money may be soon parted, but to- might never go? Why couldn't we Get away from It all! Come with cel Bovee. George Metternlck and I The Ledger's Navy Editors have ding around corners. By avoiding HALLOWE'EN interesting letter from Private Fred day It is mighty hard for smart take those at home with us through us! Jack Oesch have started in the just received from Washington a sudden stops. By keeping sufficient /^OMES the last of October and A. Cox who Is now stationed at Lowell men to hold on to theirs.... tho medium of their local news- Glendoti and Kathryn Duroc Jersey Breed, while Howard1, supply of free illustrated booklets air In tires at all times. By trans- the frolicsome holiday which we'Elgin Field, Fla. He Is the eon of It has reached the .stage where papers week by week? Swarthout. DeGood, Lee Blocher and Robert for all men Interested and. In ad- ferrlng front tires to diagonally op- term Hallowe'en. There will be the,Mr. and Mrs. John Cox of East they are thinning out the dictators, Clark have started with Poland dition, will welcome Inquiries from poslte rear tires and vice versa usual harvest festivals at this time Cascade and has many friends In to where there Is about Just one Chinas. young men who wish to look Into every 3,000 to 4,000 miles. and masquerade parties bringing this vicinity who will be glad to read who Is making all the speeches.... These boys will form what Is the new and greater opportunities i — out weird and charming costumes the following letter; If you can't get a new car, you 18 Cars Derailed known as the Lowell Purebred Hog the Navy now offers for training Joins Industrial Concern from the attic trunks. Busy the "Am late In writing because don't have to worry about when the Defense Savings Breeders Association, which will for future civilian careers as they] SeertM iikp an extension TOecialiit hands making goblins out of pump- have been tnmsferred from Scott Installments on It would be due. act as a cooperative to sell breed- serve their country now In its emer- kins, tlc-tacs out of spools, pre- Field, III., to Elgin Field, Fla. Ing stock outside of our own com-Lency at Michigan btate Allege Just gets Silas Onlooker's philosophy: Our Near Here Friday munlty. This year several pigs werej i writing to the Ledger, be sure, he wo^ks^rith then off paring for apple ducking, making My position here is In the radio n 1 8 games of fortunes and gathering, control tower with five other radio airplanes may now stack up as Committee Nained sold to breeders in other parts ofito g,ve your namc in full, your J" " ^® , equal to any foreign power, but The wreck on the P. M. tracks Michigan and we feel that this has i ^ office address, and a h SeTton extension In autumn leaves and corn shocks men. Our Job is to guide the planes about 4^3 miles northeast of Lowell correct of L for decorations. Each year you be-jin, see that the field Is kept clear equal doesn't seem to be safe been only a .tart Plan, for future how the r^rult f!" .fi fn « enough these days. last Friday afternoon resulted In the Will Launch Program at Include an annual Bred Sow sale,* |In. g officer can reacuh your place of specialist in vegetaoie .garaening at lleve you have outgrown the en-[and help planes take off. I will derailment of 18 cars on the freight Michl&an Sute College who leave9 Joyment of October 31st. You feel stud}' radio theory and code which each fall which will feature out train from Saginaw to Grand Rap- Monday Meeting standing Sows of both breeds and', residence...... a the college November Ist to become you are too old to appreciate and I had not as yet finished when LEGION MEETING Harold Jefferles is acting as N ^ a {ield manager for a large ln. ids. The cause of the wreck was not In conjunction with virtually the New Official Production Reg- Editor and will furnish literature, s^t^s ith laugh off the deviltry that seems they transferred me. The next regular meeting of definitely known but It was be- istry work which will be done In dustrial concern work w to accompany the oixasion and each "Elgin Field is located about 40 every community In the state and and other information to all who the greenhous€ and outAoor g^. Charles W. Clark post No. 152. lieved to have been defective equip- connection with the Duroc Record year you decide you won't stand miles from Panama City right in American Legion will be held In the nation. Lowell will launch upon the may be Interested. ;nerg of Kent county haa always ment In the rolling stock. National Savings Program, which Association. Briefly the program Is for any nonsense next year from the middle of 100,000 acres of U. S. Legion clubrooms next Monday eve- The Grand Rapids and Saginaw as follows: .been very satisfactory and they, the ' elghborhood children. And timber. The nearest town Is Crest- ning, Oct 27. Commander Peter is sponsored by our Federal Gov- with the local extension agent will „ .. , ... wrecking crews were called to the ernment The chief village official 1. Open to all sows and boars here we are again in Lowell taking ville, about the size of Alto. There Mulder says there Is a big schedule Bcene ^ well aa from that are purebred and registered Mattress Program regret to see him go. In the porch furniture, locking the Is a big tourist resort here in the In each case Is automatically des- of business to take care of and as far north as Edmore. Fifty-one with the association. garage door, leaving the screens on summer time but now there Is would like to see all veterans, ignated as the honorary head of Nearly Completed, 0„ Evrr), 15 Mnatal workmen were fed at midnight sup- the program, but with power to ap- 2. Sows and boars with disquali- the windows until after the soaping nothing. whether or not they are members fications such as Swirl, hernia, w^iite , The Cotton Mattress Program is ^ stunt is over. Pop some corn and "The field Itself is sand and about per on Friday. point an executive secretary. Mr. As the rfcault of one farm of the post, present at the meeting. First efforts were made to clear fee . undersize, low back, bad feet being brought to a close In Kent ^ in thlfl count i9 have apples and candy on hand to every four steps »e have to empty John Arehart, president of the vil- l0 8 thar teat81 the main line and trains started lage, has appointed Superintendent In ™? " M ' ^ county with approximately 1.300!flced J flfteen min'ute8. This give the youthful "beggars" on their our shoes. We have many planes will not qualify for this work. 1 mattresses made to date. Most of . inetv-six exoenslve night. Of course you arent too here, the noise Is terrific and they through again late Saturday. The Gumser as executive chairman of it ra l h c, ,,,e tha n Auction Sales track was torn up for several hun- old for Hallowe'en, at least not fly well Into the night In the day- the Defense Savings Committee for dred feet but all repairs were fin- Lowell and vicinity. These two men twee.w™"5in 52 to r6o60 daytvr„Ts of agLe an'rdid |Ther e are a fe^w straggling applica- 2^ month 34 560 in the until next year! time it Is nice and warm but at night t0 a unlf0rme 56 Floyd W. Foster, October 24 ished on Tuesday. have conferred and have appointed tlons coming in from various parts 1^ of a ^ it Is much cooler but I am sub- day basis. f The wrecking crew had their the following members to the com- o the county but not enough to of thia wa8te of tiine effort pr_ NAVY DAY burned and have that to contend Having rented his farm, Floyd W. 4 To qualify for the Production! keeuing eleven centers open 1°' 1,1,8 01 "tllc' enon prup- own dining coach and one Lowell mittee: ert with. Foster will hold a public auction Reglstry a sow must meet the fol-1(C centeT^l pr^lv ^ S * and natural resources, to say Qim CONTINENTAL Congress sale at the place located one mile store alone is reported to have sold Lee lampkln. Agriculture; Har- of r io s live "There's not much going on this lowing minim,,m requirements ^r l?™^ thc P ^ " f ^ founded the Asscricas Navy in over $300 worth of groceries and ry Day, Bunking and Finance; in flre8 18 time of year in our part of Florida. uut'Ui tiiid yi utile West Of AIlu on two Utters raised within a period '*,!^. 1' i 'Jtw ln the southl " absolutely preventable, 1775. in the month of October and the Whltneyvllle-Portland road, on meats for meals for the men. Mrs. E. C. Foreman, Women's Club; not to exceed 24 months: a total of . these last few Each individual has it in his power since then this nation haa built I'm In the very northern end and ?Viday, Oct 24, commencing at 1 M. N. flenry and Frank Coons. Re- h ir are they tell me all the nice spots are at leaat .Ixteen to 86l^u^ help aolve thl. .enou. problem. battleships, cruisers, destroyers, o'clock. List includes team of black ri-.i I -W-|I tellers: Ed. Quick, Wholesalers; In the southern part. I enjoyed my Lieci LOWen noman Fred Hosley, Federal Employers; h c submarines and aircraft carriers to mares, large number of tested cat- "Food for Freedom" establish her force on the water. trip dorwn here and like my set-up tle. implements and tools, etc. rvv . p_ 'J.-i ^ Johnson, Village Employers; Xi to' r t;„ T,?r o? si— ^ very much. UUQICI rresiaeniipeter Mulder, American Uglon; less than 640 pounds. In 1922 the Navy League officially Terms, cash unless other arrange- 5. All Sows meeting the P. R. re-! Kent County farmers are goln^ "As I have always said, I have ments are made with clerk or your # T „|Dan Wlngeler, Masons; A. F. Strand Calendar to be visited by community com- named Oct. 27 in tribute to the sea Mrs W W. Gumser of Lowel ; . G. Jefferles. quirements will be given a gold j heroes of our land and to remind no kick coming. LLfe In the army local banker before sale. N. C. Zw TEACHER8 R mittee men of the A. C. P. program is what you make It and if you want was elected p.-esldent of the West, p^,,^ phll Hartl ^ star on their reglsLratlon certlfl-1 us of the great part the navy has Thomas, auctioneer; Earl V. Colby, Central District of State Federat on ^^ R cate. Thursday. Oct. 23—'"The Stars In regard to goals for this county to get ahead you have plenty of clerk. For complete list see adver- N G Woon> everend in agriculture's part in the Na- played in making us a great coun- of Women s Clubs at the convention |c E PMock and Wm D , Re. 6. Boars become P. R. boars when! Down with Michael Red- try. chances." tisement In last week's Issue of the 1 and tional defense program. held inloniaTuwday and Wednes-,j,^. p j McMahoni utllltie8: they have sired 5 production Re- ^™ Margaret Lockwood; al- It is the time to review past naval Pvt. Fred A. Cox, Ledger. 24 glstry daughters at least two of,^ Comedy. Novelty and Sport Pa- We heard these goals discussed 343rd School Squadron, day this week^ Her term of office MrB Hu]da Finei!! Garden Club history and the present program for begins next March, following the ents. whlch have a dam that Is not full ,rade- „ ^ „ from our country's standpoint Elgin Field, Fla. Bin. Joseph Kokla. October ti Harvey Amu9em at a recent meeting. To me they appropriations for ships. Back in State meeting. j This committee will meet on sister to the dam of the other Friday and Saturday. Oct 24-25— 1915 we spent the least for our navy three. -Mary Martin and Don Ameche in dldnt seem excessive. From a dairy Mrs. Joseph Kukla will hold a Twenty members of the Lowell I Mond n| ht 0ctober „ in the 1 8 In the last 25 years. In 1916-19 we Referendum NOT. 3-8 public auction sale at her farm, lo- club attended this very worthwhile Councn 0^5^ of the Clt Hall We feel that Production Regis- "K ® the Boys Goodbye". Added itandpoint we have the oows. the put on pressure and hopped up the cated north of Lowell on Friday, meeting The aunties comprising at 7:30 0.cl0ck In the meantjme try work will help us carry out the Feature "Citadel of Crime" with feed and with proper care and Frank Albertson and Robert Arm- management Kent county* dairymen bill ten times what it was In 191S. For Potito Growers Oct 24. General sale. A. W. Hilrey, ****"* cltliens of all ages are urged to program which we have planned After '21 we relaxed and spent auctioneer; D. A. Wlngeler. clerk. Ionia, Montcalm. Kent and Ottawa. and feel that this program will pro- strong; also News. should exceed the goals set. In poul- A referendum will be held among purchase stamps or bonds at the only twice as much in ^23 as in For complete list and terms, see local Post Office or at the bank. mote better feeding and more care- Sunday and Monday, Oct. 26-27— try, goals for Kent county might '15. In *36 we stirred and yearly in- Kent potato growers and among full advertisement In last week's ATTENDING CONVENTION ful selection of breeding stock. Jon Hall and Dorothy Lamour In need a push. Our farms do not creased our spending until we were potato growers In all other counties Issue of the Ledger. 24 "Aloma of the South Seas" with carry the number of birds that ln Howard DeGood president of the ANNUAL MEN'S SUPPER equalling in 1940 Just half of what! the State during the first week DR. K. R. BLAND ING Philip Reed and Lynne Overman, they might There Is a place for we were spending In the year ofjof next month, November 3-8 to Mrs. Myrtle TreDenlck, Oct 28 Lowel! F. F. A. chapter Is in Kansas METHODIST CHURCH, NOV. 4 also Screw Driver, Fried Patootles, more hens. Better feed, care and City this week attending the na- vote on a proposed marketing agree- MOVING TO BELLEVUE plcture people and News. housing of those on hand will help 1919 and war. What the close of Having decided to sell her farm, tional F. F. A. convention. He went The Methodist Men's annual sup- 1941 will show Is an Item that ment program to regulate potato Mrs. Myrtle TreDenlck will hold a per will be held November 4, starting Dr. K. P.. Blandlng, osteopathic Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 28- the poultry and egg quotas. Beef shipments out of the purchasing In company with representatives 2&—"Tillle the Toller" with Kay quotas can be helped by doing some puts us with the major navy of the public auction sale at the place, from the Caledonia. Coopersvllle at 5:30 at the church parlors, has physician and surgeon, who has world. area and at the same thne, a mar- 'the following committee heads: been practicing his profession here Harris and William Tracy. Added testing and weighing of milk and located H mile south of US-16 on and Sparta chapters. Over 180 Haro,d ketlng agreement will be submitted a outh of Lowell. ^ in tho HpiI^tVnn frnm Englehardt. tickets: A. R. for the past three months will!feature "Wide Open Town" with get rid of the boarder cow. The 0 mile 8 in the de,e tion from to potato handlers for their slgna-'^ ^ ^ coinmcnclng ^ Smith, dining room; H. L. Weekes, mnv^ this week Saturday to Relle- William Boyd and Russell Hayden, county has more beef cattle on feed ENLISTS IN NAVY AIR CORPS Michigan. ture. one o'clock. Good list of cattle. dishwashers; Theron Richmond, vue. Eaton County where he will also news. right now than In many years past. Arthur Curtis, Jr., passed his The referendum will be conducted kitchen; Ellery Davis and Howard open an office. Thursday. Oct. SO—Herbert Mar-'As these go to market the beef Implements and tools, feed, house- Fall Shoes at Coons . xamination last week In Detroit for by the Surplus Marketing Admini- hold goods, etc. Terms, all sums of Lite, potato peelers. Dr. and Mrs. Blanding have made shall and Virginia Bruce In "Ad- quota will meet Its goal. the U. S. Navy Air Corps and will stration of the Federal Dspartment $10 and under, cash; time arrange- Carter's Genuine Calfskin Ox- This will be a good beef supper numerous friends here und all join venture In Washington". Added) "Food will win the War" Is not Venter the service for training the of Agriculture with the assistance ments may be made with Clerk be- fords for Fall and Winter wear are served by men only. Everyone Is In extending best wishes for a feature '"Two In a Taxi" with Anita 1 a new slogan to extension folks and first of the year. of the State and County Trlple-A fore day of sale. N. C. Thomas, still selling at $3.95 with quality invited to come. successful future. The people of Louise and Russell Hayden. j there are quite a few on the staff Curtis graduated from Lowell Committees kccordlng to John Mc- auctioneer and Harry Day, clerk. standards maintained. All arch Beiievue will find Dr. Blandlng Daily Admissions—Children lie, 1 at Michigan State CoUege who re- High school In 1939 and attended Cabe, Chairman of the Kent County See complete list in this week's supports, all guaranteed. Browns Keep this In mind — American capable and conscientious practi- Juniors 20c. Adults 30c; Sundaylmember this same slogan beck in Michigan State College last year. Triple-A Committee. Issue of the Ledger. 24 are especially good.—Coons. Legion Fair. November 6-7-8. tf tioner. matinees, Children He, Adults 23c. 11916-1917 and 1918. THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1941 THREE

THE LOWELL LEDOKK, 1AIWC.1 U MTOHTOAS THURSDAY. OCTOBER tS, 1941 TWO This and That A nice line of Cbc Cowcil Ledger ^hurch tfje ws From Around HOME-MADE and ALTO SOLO 2/ou 7/fake only Ono Publ'.ahed evtry Thursdiy raornim at i ALTO DEPARTMENT the Old Town CANDIES HO E«il Main stmt. Lowell, Michigan. ZION METHODIST CHURCH Enteffd at Po*to((lce at Lowell, Michigan, Mrs. Fred Fattison You will appreciate the sym- Personal jfppffarancff as Second Claw Matter. John Claus, Pastor A. A. Curtis and son Art were In Reasonably Priced pathy, peacefulncss and un- Detroit Friday on business. B. O. JKFFKRIKS, tdltor and TubllUier German preaching at 10 o'clock. How FORD MEETS TODAY'S DIG NEEDS MAKF.TIIK MOST OF IT IN Member MIcMltnn Preaa A^nocUillon Hallowe'en Pet Parade Alto Locah Bible School at 11 o'clock. derstanding which prevails Bill Schwacha and Art Cheney Member National Kdltnrlal AomcUUIm You are cordially Invited. Hubtrrlptlon Halm I'ajrable In Advance: Final nnangcmcnts have been Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hayward and! of Detroit spent a few days lni HATTIE SCOTT'S Year $2.00; Sis Monlh* $1.08 completed with a few changcs for Cleone. Mr. and Mm Bert Sydnamj in our Funeral Home. Lowell hunting. Htncle C'oplea Be the Hallowe'en Pot Parade. and Mrs. Fred Pattlson attended FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Kandy Kitchen Patty Thorpe of Orleans spent, Th...e. Lowell Ledger. , ,. Eitabllahed Juua. , All children partlclpetlng In the the O. E. S. Grand Chapter In Cecil E. Pollock. Mlnliter E. Main St Lowell IBM: TJie Alto parade are requested to meet at Grand Rapids Wednesday evening. ROTH FUNERAL CHAPEL Sunday with her grandmother, Mrs. | Certainly—good impressions tool. Conaolldated with the Ledger Jun»]| Po.-U nt 4-in Rb, ,e ro8en,ed the y l8 e Anna Stlnchlcomb. BaBaiaBBBaaaaBBaaa 1917. The Lowell Journal, ettabllihed IBM,ilhe Alto Communltj Park at 4.30, >" P I lub^YoT'th^ by R?v Biggest indnstrial bomber plant Ford to be count! We don't have to tell you ConroiMated with the Ledger December 16,; Friday, Oct. 31, the parade to start Gay N'netles. Cecil E. Pollock at the eleven o'- World's Urgeit factory devoted Phone 53 Night- wn Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Maxwell of | »"«• at 9. America's Number Mr. and Mrs. Ray Linton and clock worship service at the First to tho oxclnsiTe production of of its kind in the world! Sparta were Friday callers of Mr. that! But we can be helpful by a bound ooonuNE Aj(0 business men are donating Mrs. Jack Rockefellow called on Methodist church next Sunday tank builder! and Mrs P. H. Anderaon. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Shear were w h ror Mrs. Matt Metternlck at Butter- morning. The choir will alng thc , „ , , . Sunday dinner guests of Merton, suggesting a Tiffany Worsted—a n£Z! izrz.:, 2Ls ^*Sr'« ; ^ ^ f"" airplane engines! Mrs. Helen Covert of Rockford Ajderink in Grand Rapids. re^Aiiar Inten'ali an accountlns of It, the following. worth Hospital Saturday. anthem "Calm O'er The iHlll" by was a Tuesday evening caller of her •howing where and how each doUar U Largest, smallest, prettiest, homell- Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carr of Rlttenhousc, under the direction of successful suit with a succcssful *pent. We hold ihu to be a fundamenUl i i animal, best decor- aunt. Mrs. Ella Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. F. Williamson. I principle of democraUc govtrnmeot. cgt be8l tra nei Grand Rapids called on Walter Fos- Mr. Orval Jessup. The organ num- Hazel Hoag and Glenn Barnes spent look—worn by successful men jated bicycle, beet girl's masquerade ter and mother Sunday evening. bers played by Mrs. Eunice Mlller Mrs. Wm. P. Laux spent the past Sunday wlth relatives at Charlotte.! cottume and best boy's masquerade Harold Nye returned Friday eve- wlll Include "Berceuse" by Olsen, VERGENNES CENTER two weeks In Battle Creek with her ; They're tailoreJ in Rochester costume. ning from a hunting trip at Mor- "Novelette" by Wlnge, and "Ada- N. M. R. daughter, Mrs. R. L. Young. Everett Butler of Union Cltyl After the parade there will be rlstown with friends. He brought gio" by Kohler. spent Wednesday and Thursday j with a suave ease of line games and oranges for the children back several "pats", proving his Sunday School convenes In the RECOGNIZING Ford ability to handle big Miss Mary Horn of Grand Rapids wUh hl9 motherf Mm olive Butler.! AT WILLOW RUN is rising t giant plant jobs, the Army recently announced that Cheite/LthePupWe missed severa l of our regular i spent Sunday afternoon with her ual air that identifies them with at thc park and all will be completed hunting ability. sanctuary of the church for a gen- MASS production methods Ford pioneered By GEORGE O'HALLORAN / ,he I r t e with an assemblyUneneaHy amile^ngto mother, Mrs. C. H. Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hicks ofj by 6 o'clock, as there are no light« Dr. T. E. Nagle of Plalnwell and eral assembly of all departments arc now helping to produce • . P> ° Ford would handle the largest order on attendants at morning worship at suits usually associated with a f produce the Consolidated B-24 Bomber record for huge 30 and 60 ton tanks- the Vergennes Methodist church Grand Rapids were Sunday guests there. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Watson of above the Primary at ten o'clock. engineenticess . Estimated peak production of Janice Kay Spencer of Beldlng of Mr an(1 Mr# Dona)d MacNaugh-i nev ( which is considered bv "K™° units urgently needed for defense. far higher price bracket. Hickory Corners spent Wednesday A new class has been organized for 2000 hjp Pratt and Whitney engines in of the world's most formidable aircraft. OBoy/soMnwe Sunday. spent a few days this week with ton for those not now enrolled In a the'Ford plant is to be 40 at dayday ! Wedding Solemnlted with Mr. and Mrs. Mack Watson. ELSE TO Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Harris of , her grandparents, Mr. and Mis. W., " . WRIGHT A. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fulk and class, which meets In thc back of Wayiand were recent callers of g. Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas LaDue and the sanctuary and Is taught by the RIP APART/ Miss Nettle Kerr and Mr. and| ,, . daughter of Midland spent over $29.75 - $33 • $35 A pretty wedding was solemnized children from Muskegon and Mrs. r and PATTERSON Saturday evening by Rev. F. E. Katherlne Kelfllne and daughter. pastor or Mrs. Pollock. Any one Is Mrs M B McPherson. I ' Grant Warner spent gunday with her parents, Mr. and (Rclcasd by Western Newspaper Union.) Chamberlain at the Methodist par- welcome who has no other class M - . - , ~ | over the week-end In Grand Rapids Mra Ned Kvser Marie of Grand Rapids were Sun- Saturday evening the Read fam-lwUh Mrg EUa Merrm an(i Mr8. Prices include sales tax sonage, when Ila L. Erikson of day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. obligation. Come early for church ome SEVERAL ALTERNATIVES and stop In the class for the residue lly held a dinner at the " R0se Hansen. Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs.; AHEAD OR ELSE INFLATION i Lake Odessa and Elmer Swanson J. Paul Keeney. of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Weeks, " ' George Hale and family were Wll- of Alto were united In marriage. Mr. of time before church. Worth! Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roark at- New Records for Beauty, Comfort and Money's In Lowell In honor of Pvt. James Mrs. Anna Wittenbach and son jjarn gleutel and daughter Allegra THE GOVERNMENT is pouring an(j \jrs Gustaf Bencker of Alto All members oJ the High School tended church In Beldlng Sunday. Sunday School class and other 1 Read of Camp Uvlngston, La. Those |Harold of Vergennes were Sunday of Grand Haven. out billions of dollars in the form of were their attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Granv Warner of NOWuwvnii YOU CAH CAM CH00SI-6 CH00SC —OK 6 O tR 8 CYUMDIKSI present besides the guest of honor. I evening callers of Mr. and Mrs.i willUmi of exceptionally high wages for the The bride's gown was of teal blue young people who desire to comc Lowell were Monday afternoon vis- are Invited to meet with the pastor h. THE NEW FORD.ndwebc; ii^ wuh longer. »f«r .pnog.1 were hiisa grandparents1 , Mr. and Ernest Althaus. Mr and Mrs. U B Williams or production of war materials. This alpaca with matching accessories. itors with their daughter, Mrs. Ted gEE were " e j: ' . i East Lansing were In town on busl-, The bride and groom and Mr. and and Mrs. Pollock at their home on lleve you'll agree it s the Ao. I . . . . > d" i of rrand Raolds! Henry and CIvde D»X€np^rt„,p®nt ness Monday. Old friends are always increased revenue in the hands of Scott and family. Sunday evening at six thirty o'- new car investment.... A stand- Own a car you I dme with nr.de Ra ld Mrs. Bencker went to Lone Pine Pearl Mungerson of Grand P s I Sunday afternoon In Grand Haven g,ft j d d t welcomwelcome e inemthem. Ihe people is producing an unusual Mr. and Mrs. George Yaeger of clock, for an evening of planning, out now for its new ride and its new in style >n^de and oat, and Mr. and MrMrs. . p«>ri»Percyv RpnRead and where theJ. attended a Walther - demand for civilian consumer goods.jinn for a chicken dinner. Mrs. Beldlng spent the week-end with acquaintanceship and good fellow- room ... its new beauty and and good for years to cornel son Bill. League meeting. Mr»- Fred Jacobl of Newaygo Thc govemmcnl. through Ihe prl- Swanson will continue to teach her their iparents , Mr. and Mrs. John ship. This Is an Important gather- "6" or "8". i p w- • • • „ . spent the week-end here with Mr. Lin,on power, Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Dewey of orilics board, is limiting materials ^hooj I?.!n i ing because plans for the winter • * * Ride in room to spare, in big. Sturgls visited their cousin. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Brlggs of ^ Mrs Lynn netchei- and Mr. school year is completed, they will | Mri Fred Smith and john Living- wide bodies of one-piece welded Grand Rapids were Sunday after- Harold Graham. 1/3 jj <7» that may be used for the produc will be discussed and chosen. Owe America's thnfaest 8 or Nettle Kerr Thursday night and and Mr8 Perfect Attendance LOWELL CENTER reside on their farm north of Mer-]8ton caUed on Arthur Clarke, who steel for lasting quiet! noon callers of his parents, Mr. and „ . ,. SOUTH BOSTON tlon of civilian commodities, thus The midweek service will be held America's most modem 6 .Ford called on their uncle, Arthur An- JW r JUOWCI I J16 W S MIhs Belle Young Clara B. Aldrfeb rlman school, Best wishes to the Is at his son, George's home In In the upper room of the church INDERNECK has been feeling Mrs. Harry N. Brlggs. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Warner were fcr 8th Grade creating a shortage of those in de- now builds both! derson and cousins, Clare Anderson Monday evening guests at a game happy couple. Invest wisely for the future ... in kind of bum lately, so tonight 8 nt mand. This demand, without suffi- Caledonia Sunday. Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. a * * C and family. Mrs. Nettle Ellin of Alto P® |iiupper at the home of Mr. and; Stanley Alexander, Marjorle Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Head- The pastor will have charge of the Enjoy the "new Ford ride" now the long-life mwlitj car of the after supper he got out the doctor Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Courtolk of the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Mrs. Fred Fahrni attended burial! Mr. and Mra. Earl Kinyon and cient merchandise to meet it, ir Library Notes low-price field! Mr8 Ted Scott neflr Alt0 o/2S, 30 and Behnke, Yvonne Blerl, Leonard services Wednesday afternoon in family, Stella Ritzema and Letty worth went to Ann Arbor Tuesday service and will present another of finer still... on lower, wider chas- book to see U he could find out what Sylvanla, Ohio, and Mrs. John Co- John Layer. Paul Dintaman of Alto Blossom, Wayne Dennis, Genevieve causing a rapid price increase. to return their nephew Darwin Har-1 the series of studies on the Sun- Saranac for her cousin, Verne Kinyon were Sunday visitors of Mr. Foods, especially, go higher each New books purchased for the was wrong with him. He got the lander of Toledo, Oh'.o, spent from was a Sunday evening caller. Mrs. F. H. Swarthout spent last Depew, Gordon Depew. Charles rls to hie home In Grand Rapids, day School lessons. Payne, whose funeral was held at and Mrs. Frank Peterson In Sidney, day. It is out of such conditionsilibrary: "My Blood and My Treas- book as a premium with 1,500 "El Tuesday until Monday with Mrs. . week In Dearborn with her sister, 35 2/earsj{go Doyle, Joan Ellis, Raymond Falr- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kline werej The week of prayer and self de- Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Curtis and Mrs Urban Dugan whlle Mr the late home In Plymouth. | Mr. and Mrs. Howard Aldrlch and that inflation is created. ure" by Mary Shumann. Historical Putrid".cigar bands. But anybody Effle E. Groozen at the Thomas chlld, Roseanna Haglund, Richard Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and nlal will be climaxed Friday after- who smokes 1.500 of those babies children attended the wedding Frl-' Swarthout was In Bay City and Hosley, Ray Houghton, Frank Mr. and Mrs. L.y:e Condon at- daughter, Jeane accompanied by The American people have these of the for D€tr0,t ,n Chaffee home. Sunday they went day evening of Mr. Curtis' nephew, October 26,191ft—25 Years Ago f Mrs. Vernor Lynn of Cascade. noon, October 31st. at 2:30 o'clock needs a doctor book. He looked up to Lowell and Fallasburg Park. vicinity. Johnson, Humphrey Johnson, Les- tended funeral services In Lowell Russell Aldrlch of Grand Rapids 1 Hs.rrison Curtis and Lucille Kress Thursday for Marie Wilson. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. .Iternatives Thelfuves" by Myron Mrs. Lee Mlddlebrook of Green- the First Methodist church with his symptoms and by gosh if he They thought the park was a beau- Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Knee cele- ter Jones, Earnest Kaufman, Mar- vllle spent aeveral days last week « "Pedal meeting and helpful pro- Ci IRTK.IWkF ford sales andiservice at Parma. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Kyser visited a few and Mrs. E. W. Aldrlch. Stop, or materially limit prepared-' Brlnig The story folloW8 the paral- didn't have appendicitis. Boy, was tiful place. Mrs. Dave Washburn were Mr. and brated their golden wedding anni- cel Kropf, Robert Kyser, Betty with her sisters. Mrs. Crabb and^ram of devotion and consecration ® * l\Sr Phone 44 Lowell. Mich. versary at their home In Keene. days recently In Detroit and on the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Eckman and ness and aid to England production. but tota|jy djfferent careers of he scared! He called Clara and she Mr. and Mrs. Clare Anderson and Miss Margaret Lalley of Grand Miller, Glenn Miller, Flora Mulder, attended Mrs. Dan Wlngeler of Alto and Mr. return trip called on her slster-ln- baby of Detroit were Saturday vis- A wage reduction that will pre- Mrs. A. L. Duell and all to >1 more In elllgent understand ng Rapids, Bob Lalley of Lapeer and King Hunt of St. Cloud, Minn., Mary Newell, Doris Potter, John two girls during the days of the 1 0 an d rk of the looked at the book. She found out Estella and Donald and Mrs. Eatella and Mrs. George Ford of Grand law, Mrs. Frank Freeman at the itors of Mrs. Lillian Aldrlch and the O. E. S. Grand Chapter meet- <>' I"'" ® | ™ | Jack Lalley of Dowaglac spent the a resident of Lowell for a number Richards, Barbara Richmond, Bet- vent people from having money with McKlnley admlnlsrtratlon, from he not only had that but also hard- Wright of Lowell visited Sunday Rapids. Howell Sanatorium and found her Children. ing* on Tuesday and Wednesday.I^ch^Thls Is under the auspices passage (Proverbs 17:3): "The fin- had 1,280 employes while in 1940 it 1089, Magic Number week-end with their mother, Mrs. of years In the fifties and sixties, ty Roberta, Gerald Schreur, Herb- which to buy. their school graduation until they Mrs. Nettle Ellis spent the week-|°f the Woman s Society of Christian ening of the arteries, an enlarged with Mrs. Wright's daughter and looking fine but still confined to; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kinyon and ing pot Is for silver, and the furnace had an average of 3,200 employes al- family. Mr. and Mrs. Chancey Free- John Lalley. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Slier and son and one of the firm of Hooker, Hunt ert Swan, Dorothy Thomas, Dean bed A system of rationing of all food meet again years later. Also two Service. Write any number having three liver, athlete's foot and an arrested - . son Billy and daughter Ruthanne, mystery novels by two well-known end with her sister, Mrs. CarrlaV for gold: but the Lord trieth the Sayings by though building much less high- man and Marjorle of Grand Rapids. spent over the week-end in Ann 4 Co., who kept a general store, Trlchler, Darlene Weeks, Amy T and other commodities for civilian digits, all different. case of chilblains. Old Clnderneck Mrs. N. E. Borgerson spent from Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hay andjwere of Mr and Mrs. Harry authors. I thank Mrs. Etta Harris, Layer at Lowell. hearts." way. There may be other reasons, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roth of Low- Arbor where they visited Nancy called on old time friends here. Yelter. use, with each individual privileged VERGENNES METHODIST CH Next, write under it the same was really sick by then, but Clara Wednesday until Sunday of last daughter Marjorle of Clarksville Tredenlck In Sheridan Thursday, Mrs. Frank Bunker and Mrs. Valda Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Howe of Correlative passages to be read there may even be a good reason ell were Sunday guests of Mr. and Slier who attends the University of Miss Marie Perry and John F. and Jack Folkersma of Grand Rap- of to buy only an equal share of what Royal Oak spent Sunday with his The Sunday School at Vergennes from the Christian Science text- Other Editors for this enormous Increase In em- number, but with the digits re- was starting to get smart. So she week at Sutton's Bay where she was Michigan. Roth were married at the home of Mr and Mrg Ira We3brook iChaterdon for their donation of versed. Mrs. M. B. McPherson. called by the 111 ness of her father, HICKORY HOLLOW is produced. • ' i i son and daughter-tn-law, Mr. and Methodist Church will assemble at book, "Science and Health with ployes and overhead, but we don't looked up a few more ailments, and r and the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,1,e Then, subtract the smaller num- Sunday guests at the Mrs. Rosa Conrad Lather. M - Mrs. Vern Armstrong re- Mra. Mary Rlckert wYyn^o'un*' IX" Government price fixing that will "'^"h. Dudley Smith. Librarian, Mrs. Ernest D. Howe, who live at ten o'clock next Sunday. The pas- Key to the Scriptures," by Mary know. We were told that this man he had symptoms for every disease Kerr home were Mr. and Mrs. Ben C. Guy Perry In Grand Rapids. MONEY SPENDING ber from the larger. . tT . ' turned home Sunday morning after —XtSr" R""d' """l flmd Mrs. Ray I^eraoU apent keep prices at a normal level with- the Falrchlld home. Mr. Howe Is tor, the Rev. Cecil E. Pollock will Baker Eddy, include the following gets things done," and mayibe he in that book with the exception of a Baldus and Betty of Holland, Miss Callers at the home of Haricy a few weeka. vlalt wlth Mr.. aud A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. (p. 66): "Trials are proofs of God'o does, but at great expense. We still Under the remainder write the out suflTicient commodities to supply Alto Locals P. M. maintenance man here. conduct the morning worship ser- People of Michigan know less broken leg. When he found that out Selma Kerr and friend of Muske- Maynard during the past week were Mra John We*ldon |n ^ Angeles, John Chrlstoff of West Lowell. Mr. and Mir Glen Graham and Mr. Glcnlavender and daughu. ™dav Mr. and Mn, Rart same number, but with the digits 83 0 ri the demand. Mr. and Mrs. Lyndell Duell and vice and preach at nine o'clock care. Spiritual development germi- about state highway costs than think the best thing that could I never saw anyone rccover so fast. gon, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hasklns Murrell Balleyi of Lansing, M' California. A marriage license was issued children of Grand Rapids spent the of Lansing spent the week-end at "^ , Mrs. Florence Llessman of Lake reversed. Add the last two numbers. ( Gladys Miller was a supper guest Or suffer the evils of inflation that children of Wyoming Park called There will be special music, and nates not from seed sown In the about any other departnent of state happen to the highway department (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) and children of Ada, Mr. and Mra Minnie Meek of Sparta and Earl to Edward Ringler of. Grand Rap-jpaat Week at the T. S. Cahoon home. the John Sterzick home. Mills, Wisconsin, Past Grand Ma- on the former's aunts, Miss Sada an opportunity for all to participate soil of material hopes, but when would be to place It In the hands Your result Is 1089. Doyle of Morley. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cameron Ids and Laura F. Williams of Alto.;Mr. and Mrs. James Dennis and Mrs. Belle Collar is spending a of Mrs. Guy Slocum Saturday. may bankrupt all of us. tron and Past Grand Lecturer of work, and it is time they were Lyle Rlgney of Grand Rapids, and Wilson and Mrs Esther Harris. In this happy hour. these decay, Love propagates anew told oome things they should know. of a non-political commission of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Maloney of Low- and three children of Wyandotte Miss Eleanor Pardee of Traverse |children of Lansing spent Friday few days with Mrs. Verne Klahn. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kinyon enter- the Wisconsin Grand Chapter O. E. James Dodds of Lansing was a , ek-end at the Highland tained Mr. and Mrs. Guy Slocum Charlie Dryer of Byron Center the higher joys of Spirit, which The proposal to reduce the price three or more men; it's too big a BAILEY CORNERS NEWS ell. ) pent the we City and Harry F. Miller of New might and Saturday there. Guy S. was an overnight guest of Mrs. Thursday caller of hte sister, Mrs. HI11 Dai with Mr and Mr8 John EACH YEAR $142 Is working at John Young's Tavern! have no taint of earth." of auto licenses has caused the Job for one man and too much Mrs. Nellie Ford Carlisle, Ind., were united In mar-iRickert and Lewie Tefft of Detroit and son Don. Mrs. Myrtle Burch, A. L. Duell during the Eastern Star CATHOUC PARISHES Rudolph Blerl and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Walker. Mrs. Walker spent the Headworth. LOWELL DIST. NO. 5 Stella Ritzema and Mrs. Ida Sin- JOHN DOE has a mortgage on and rooming at the FYed Pattlson' Michigan Auto Dealers Association money to be spent under the con- rlage at the home of her uncle,were callers there Saturday, convention In Grand Rapids. St Mary's—Lowell MOTORISTS Otto Blerl of Grand Rapids called evening In Saranac with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Needhum clair with a pleasant supper Mon- his farm amounting to $4,735, on home. to dig into highway costs, and they trol of one man—Cassopolls Vigi- r and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Henry A^ jimmie VanHuelen of Grand George Dunham of near Detroit Rev. Fr. Jewell, Pastor FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CH. Mr. and Mrs. George Humphrey Ion their parents, Mr. »nd Mrs. Mrs. Menno Weber. ' M - and Mrs. Bernard Kropf, Mr. ' day evening. which he is paying an annual in- Bert and Flora Hooper of Cale- find some rather startling figures. lant of Detroit were week-end visitors Karl Blerl one day lest week, Johrnwn. In Bowne Rapids was a dinner guest Tuesday called at the Pattlson home, Wm. 8:00 a. m.. Low Mass and sermon, j Rev. N. G. Woon, Pastor Winter Weather Not Far Away! „ w . and Mrs. Ed Herald, Mr. and Mra Word was recerved that Mrs.' DeMolnes Noffslnger of Wayiand terest charge of $142. That is the donia were Saturday guests of Mr. Read them slowly and ponder them of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McPherson-. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Boughey and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Morse and Morse, all of Carson City Howard Kyser of Lowell and Orlo of Mr_ and ^ir Berndt. 0 Anderson's. Julius Wester's and 10:00 a. m., High Mass and ser-; Church School—10:00 a. m. A. F. Archie Duncan Is not gaining as called on his si. ter, Mrs. Lawrence proportionate share of each John and Mrs. Mack Watson. so that you will get their full Mrs. Bertha Collar, Mlrs. Ger- Mr. Taffet of Ionia spent Thursday other friends In Alto Monday, while Miss Darlene Roark of Grand mon. Zwemer, Supt. Every member o''meaning- Bring your car in for a h ^ fast as her friends wish. Cheesbro Saturday. Doe who is-thc head of a family of trude Ryder and Mrs. Connie Odell with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Read. parents. Mr. anc aara wm J. MR8 VIC C1emenz. Guy Rlckert of Detroit, a fine baby spending a few days with Mr. and Rapids spent the week-end with her the school should try not to miss a on Sunday and In the afternoon shoe store. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Monroe werel average size of the indebtedness of Going back to 1932, the peak complete check-up called on Mrs. Thelma Roth Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ryder and who anwer t0 the narae Mrs. Sam Snyder at Campau Lake. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roark. St Patrick Parnell single Sunday. they visited Fort Custer. : Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. Mrs. Ray Bergln entertained wlthW ^ Sunday guests at the Davis home. ..Can ! gtlck thia wallpaper on our various branches of government year of conetruction, they find that day afternoon. Roland and Mr. and Mra Bert Baker 0 v J a - Mrs. G. M. Thorndlke and Mrs. Dorothy Scott of Marshall and Rev. Fr. McNeil. Pastor Morning Worship — 11.00 a. m. and Geo'-ge Miller were Mrs. Mort a„ kitchen shower In honor of Ml8tl \r * ® " It Is reported Mr. A. B. Johnson myself?" —municipal, county, state and na Ic. M. Doty of Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. 1,672 miles of state highway were NOW! Mrs. Bessie Munson and Mn, attended church at Eaton Rapids Dick Cahoon Su da with has purchased the farm of Mrs., .. ,00k much Gordon Mast. Jr., of Battle Creek 8:00 a. m.. Low Mess and sermon. Pilgrim Fellowship Club — Tues- Mr. and Mrs Lyle Baker and Rula8oni Mrs. Bert Primer and Merl Ida Taylor. Mra Reuben Lee en-1' ^ " y Well e8i but lt wiu tionaL It Includes his share of ob- j Fred Pattlson and mother, Mrs. Em- day evening, 7:30. built at a cost of 521,371,486, of Otzman were last week callers of Sunday and spent the afternoon with 118 spent the week-end with her par- 10:00 a. m.. High Mass and ser- Mrs. Bertha Odell. jRev. and Mrs. Ratcllffe. son of Ionia were week-end guests Ruia^on of We8t Lowell and Retha tertained with a miscellaneous I J cousins, the Wilcox boys near Wm. Tredenlck. better on the wall." ligatlons incurred fay the many ad-ima Moffit were 7 o'clock guests of which the overhead expense for Winterize your car for qnick at the C. E. Bowen home. Mrs. 3^^,^ ( Benton Harbor. shower In her honor. t>: 1 . u Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Justice of ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Scott. Gord- mon. surveys, plans. Inspection salaries, Mr. ana Mrs. A. J. Monroe ofj Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Falrchllds 0 1 Mr Mar Clarkrille were Sunday visitors of — ministrations and corporations ere-'Mr. and Mrs. Arch Wood at Mc- on Mast was inducted Into the ALTO BAPTIST CHURCH starting and good performance by Bowen returned home with them Mr and Mrs John Zelllncer rent- "- >' R'ckert was a caller W. B. Gardner, Pastor etc., was $1,612,588, or 7.54 per cent Bluffton, Ind. were Monday vial- and mother, Mrs. Ansel Falrchllds r d ! r J the O'Brien family and also sister, nted by congress, the indebtedness Cords for a delicious game dinner army Monday and Dorothy will Cascade and Bowne The President's recently pro- having a complete check-op of car- tors of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford.!called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wat- Sund., cvenlw .nd .p.n. pf„ d,„*" th ; 'w,tter ' «°nZ "> th.ir hom, Sh.r> "r.. <*". VanderUp Wedn..- of which Is guaranteed by the fed- Friday night. of the entire cost. Then they com- claimed nation-wide emergency Anna of Grand Rapids. spend her week's vacation at home. Rev. FY. E. H. Raoetie, Pastor Bible School at 10:00 a. m. Classes pare 1932 with 1940, the last com- buretor. starter, ignition, generator, Judson Corey brought a quart of jgon at Smyrna Saturday evening), Grand pid w,th their Ughter James and Emmett Needham, eral government, and also includes Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hayward and cafety campaign is now In full vf ttii w m • . .. ^ " ^ ' ^^^ He^aUe^dTrthe^Mom MMrr an. and dMr >Mrs wn. iFred Gramer and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Porrltt of Services at 8:30 and 10.00 a. m. for all ages. Elmer Graham, Supt plete year of road building and for windshield wipers, fuel pomp, bat- red raspberries in the house fromj Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ella Robinson and daughter, in-law while their son Is away at M- "^n Club ban Gramer of Low- called on Mr. Geo. Thurlby and OUR PATRONS his share of the vast appropriations Cleone and Mr. and Mrs. James West Bowne entertained the latter's Preaching service at 11:00 a. m. swing. The slogan Is "Start Sooner". his patch one day last week. .Percy Read and sons Bill and James that year they find that only 5*59 tery. cables, plugs, distributor, coil, Mrs. Zoe Connor and Mrs. Laura camp. They left today (Thursday), County Republican Club ban-, 1 SuSundav evenimr at the Mra Archie Duncan at Blodgett ] made and to be expended within the Green and children were Sunday sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Sermon, "Thc Gospel of Christ More cars are now on the roads Mrs. Gertrude Ryder called on' . ^ests of Mr. and Mra Wlnchell of Grand Raptds attended „ . . , , ^ * Greenville. Uncle Joe Can- "P*" ^ Nearly always become regu- dinner guests of Chas. VanVranken GOSPEL HALL MEETINGS miles were built at a cost of 511,174,- and greater traffic congestloh Is condenser and lights. wer< T Hospital on Wednesday. lar customers. The meals hit next 12 to 18 months. He may not Mrs. Lawrence Richardson for din- Which Is the Power of God of Mrs. Nelson Stormzand and Mrs. i Herman Rosendahl of Harvard the Ed Wynn show at Lansing on ^""ralne Jamison of Grand non was the principal speaker. I^me of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Vander- McBride Community meeting will j at Hastings. At German Methodist Church 680, which Included overhead cost of evident everywhere, po it behooves apld 8 ent i(Uy w n Mr8 1 A n wa8 0 1 M lip ; the spot the cost Is low, the kner. it, but he pays that $142 an- ner Sunday. Salvation." Anna Ryder of Lowell Tuesday af-|Frl(Uy they caUd on Mrs. Friday and also called on Glenn ? ' P ^ 5r '. « b " 'o Mr. and ra.| iwndt and be Oct. 31. A program Is being Mrs. Charlie Clark's car went over 12,182,010 for surveys, plans. Inspec- all automobile drive;* to pay partic- MMr and ,c rndt and service Is excellent nual interest charge. It is a part of | 3:00 p. m.—Sunday School. Inter- Prayer service Thursday, 8:00 Let us drain your crankc&se and ternoon. .. . iMcAndrews, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Robinson and family. Eugene Bngie. Sunday guests were ; Albert of Cascade. ' - ^ ®f planned. We expect a young glrlj the embankment by Fred Smith's tion salaries, etc., or 19.53 per cent. ular attention to their driving dur- nooinson ana ianuiy. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Barnard of Ada Mr. and Mrs. Clair Berndt attended besting lessons and cleues for all p. m. Dale Ford tpent over the week; ^ and Mrl Blanche Francis^. singer many have heard and hope DAY and NIGHT SERVICE his tax bill or, indirectly, it is in- corners Friday morning when she Alto Baptist Church For the sake of comparison and ing the defense program. What used differential and refill with the prop- Mra Agnes Hoffman left last and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Althaus. i _ . . the funeral of a relative Tuesday cluded as a part of the price of ev- | ages. Everyone welcome. end in Chicago at the Hotel! a good crowd will come to hear her. was coming to Tlmpson's apple ADA CONGREGATIONAL CH. emphasis let us tabulate these to take thirty minutes may now er winter lubricants. Stevens. He visited thc Merchandise Thursday to spend the winter at ,, ... . j October 28, 1911—30 Years Ago iin Grand Rapids. erything he buys. There are more "For I am not ashamed of the! 7:30 p. m.--Gospel preaching. The r Bring your own service and sand- orchard and trying to pass a truck. Henry L. Rust Minister figures and read them again. take thirty-five and forty, minutes. and Furniture Marts while there. Michigan Soldiers' Home, Grand *J - purchase L. J. Post bought the Graham I than 26,000,000 John Does in the Unit- gospel of Christ; for It is the power I good old story of Jesus and His KEENE BREEZES ^ and son attended a dinner In Grand wiches. Program starts at 3 o'clock. Richmond*^ Cafe Though the car turned over twice, of God unto salvation to everyone love. Karl Jean, Minister of Music 1932— We should, therefore, plan to "start Mr. and Mrs. Wlnton Wilcox were Rapids. Friends and neighbors here ed States, of which more than 6,000,- Mrs. A. Lee ,0 , ,Ck , rd 0f Mrs. Verba Schwarder, Mrs. Isa- luckily Mrs. Clark was not badly 7:30 Friday evening—Prayer and George DeHart, Pianist Milee Cost Overhead sooner" in our work and on our Sunday callers at the Fred Roth hop. Hoffman w«, enjoy f»d % ITe a *cove" y o^f quail; a" schoo" l of fish; belle Needham and Miss Anna THERON RICHMOND, Prop. 000 are farmers. that belleveth; to the Jew first, and injured. also to the Greek."—Rom. 1:16. Bible reading. 1672 521,371.486 51.612,588 or 7.54% trips. Central Garage home Sunday. h-th and «fe return In th^ring. Z Mr. and Mn,. S. J. Skt,d,ng ce,. a swarm of bees; a pack of wolves; |Easterby and sister, Mrs. Koph at- • • • Mrs. Dale Curtiss of North Man- Sunday School at 10 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Arvllla Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Don Pierce entei^ bra Phone 9106 Lowell If you and your children are not Everyone welcome to all of these 559 $11,174,680 52.182.010 or 19.53% Mrs. L. J. Benson of Jackson are visiting them from Oakland, ted their 25th wedding annl- a drove of hogs; a span of mules; |tended a quilting at Mrs. Pearl chester, Ind. was a Saturday caller meetings. 7:30 Evening worshfp. Message A. H. Stormzand and son Will of Muskegon were'talned friends Wednesday night, LABOR AND CAPITAL attending some other church, we by the minister. Everyone cordially Now let us look for a reason for "A barber never asks If a razor spent several days last week with California. ' versary. a yoke of oxen. Dygert's on Wednesday. on Mrs. Elmer Dintaman, Mrs. Ida Invite you to come worship with us. the above: In 1932 the department pulls unless he knows it doesn't." Phone iS Lowell week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. j honoring Mrs. Lewis Stevens' her farother-ln-law and sister, Mr. Mrs. Anne Finn, 87, died at her THERE WILL COME A TIME In Brown of MiddlevUle was a Thurs- invited. Fred Roth. Ralph Roth and Win-;birthday. Friends of Mrs. Morgan Wood are j home here after a two weeks' 111-1 ' America when labor and capital will The Bible Is our textbook. We CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE and Mrs. L. B. Ayres, while her day caller and Mr. and Mrs. Edward teach and preach. Christ crucified, ton Wilcox of Lansing were al»o: Mrs. Margaret Helmer and Ray (,nil(rhtpp sorry to learn that she Is quite illness. be recognized as partners in indus- Lowell, Mich. week-end guests at the Roth home. Lee of Ionia were Sunday dinner Miss Beulah attended Kiel of Lowell and Mrs. Floyd Hunt for our sin, burled and raised, a;galn Eaotern Star convention In Grand at her home here. Her daughters, George Bird bought the Rhodes try, when labor will be treated as a of Grand Rapids were Sunday call- Rev. R. C. Wariand. Pastor Judson Corey spent Sunday visit-|guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Pierce. Mrs. Bernice Becker and Mrs. Eva .property on Mor.roe-st. ' for our justification. Interceding at Weekly Scrapbook Ing friends In Lansing. Rapids. partner and will definitely know, not ers. the throne of God for our purlflca-i The special services which are in Mr. and Mrs. Don Goodell and Peckham from Grand Rapids are! George Cheetham rented his fann merely be told, that it receives la- Mr. and Mrs. Valda Chaterdon the latter's brother, George Berg- Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Helping care for her. All hope to to Jesse Garber of Lake Odessa, ^ISIRVICEOF^,- tlon, and coming again for our' progress at the Lowell Church of Week's Best Recipe toff were Sunday evening callers at bor's fair share of what is produced. and children of Grand Rapids were glorification. Come bring your Bible.; the Nazarene will close with the Emma Gunn were her brother and hear of Mrs. Wood's recovery soon.) j. e. Tinkler sold half Interest Labor, generally, receives more week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. the Don Pierce homs. wife, Mr. and Mrs. John Bbmeyer Sunday evening service. Services Hamburger Sandwiches: Mix 1 . . „ . _ w,f. xtr. ... Edward Boyd, son of Mr. and Mrs.!in his barber shop here to Jack than that today, but it is only told— Claud Sllcox and the latter Is spend- lb. of hamburger, 1 egg. salt & pep- Mr. and Mrs. Versll Reed and F J Bo d ot Methodist Church Kot- ^ ^"lng " 7:45 a"d " family and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tunis Mr In'kIu. - - y S^C^un, graduated Bannan of Ionia. it is not shown that fact When la- ing several days this week with per to taste. Add 1 T Worcestershire ONE IN A MILLION M ln0nth r0m the naVal alr CorpS Mra Beatrice a her sister. and daughter of Washington, D. C. mnrno nn/ hrrother »hpr HenrHonr>u EbmeyePhmPVPrr ' ' ' Sed 22 bor is definitely shown, the difficul- Next Sunday morning, Oct. 26 will j There will be special music on sauce, hi t ground sage. Chop an were week-end guests ct the War- training school In Jacksonville, Fla.,: year*. P^sed away at the home of ties between labor and capital will Mrs. S. R. Crabb, Mrs. A. L. Duell, be "World Wide Mission Sunday." the Solovox and Prof, and Mrs. onion very fine and brown it in 01 i-oweii. ^ has been 8tatloned at Rc)d(1 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mrs. Lee Mlddlebrook and Mrs. E. ren Reed home. 11 end. Such a system is working now There will be a potluck supper In Bently will sing at each servlcc. butter. Add the hamburger mixture. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brestley and Mr. and Urs. Leslie Rlckner and field. Corpus Christl, Texas. Ed has ^ - in isolated cases. The first thing Roth and Mrs. L. Rutherford of the Methodist church dining room} Rev. Bishop, the Evangelist will If the mixture is too moist, add daughter Marilyn spent Saturday many friends here who are glad to Barber working In Strong's Lowell attended a D. A. R. meeting r h Mr. and Mrs. Dell Lee spent Friday needed is for those who control cap- on Monday evening, Oct. 27 at 71P cac 'rom the following themes: cracker crumbs. Form into patties. night and Sunday with their son-'learn of his advancement. ibakery. In Grand Rapids Thursday after- with Mr. and Mrs. Azor Parker of H s ital to realize that they are but o'clock. Please bring a dish to pass! Thursday "Hell, Where Is It? Slice 1 Spanish onion, 2 tomatoes. In-law and daughter, Mr. ard Mrs. ... f , . - „ KVrmo„ r\ - - Schrelner bought a homej noon at the home of Mrs. L. A. ,0 6 Pisrson. trustees of industry. and a few sandwiches and your own; ^ ' Going There"? Friday— Split open and butter round sand- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wallace of Charlie Huyck, at Carson City. Mrs ,,. friends of Mrs. Norman G. jn Qrand Raplde. Cornelius, Roblnson-rd. Demons, Their Origin, Organiza- wich buns. Place all on the broiler 0V r B F • • • service. Our new District Superln- Detroit were week-end guests of Loyal Rlckner spent three days J "^^^ch * puS - - Wilkinson of Keene pur-j Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jubelt and Intenent, Rev. E. H. Babbitt, will tion and Operation". Satuiday— rack. Toast buns and broil patties cha8ed the old Falla8bur Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brestley. this week with Mr. and Mrs. Huyck. I'fnn TorontoTornnto , Canada theJ lattel^tt^rr parnart K mm.g ' BOOTLEGGING FOOD children of Detroit spent the week- give the addrees. Everyone is in- "Worse Than a Dog". Sunday at and vegetables. This amount of Mrs. Hazel Connor, Mr. and Mrs. a landmark for many year8 tearln end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11 a. m.—"An Holy Ointment". Sun- meat will yield six or seven sand- The many friends of Mrs. Hattiejof last week. Mrs. Woon was sum- jt down. AN ENGLISH FRIEND and his vited and welcome. Ward Conner and children, Mr. and Rouse will be glad to know thatjmoned to her mother's bedside Peter Tllklns at Campau Lake. Sun- day at 7:45 p. m. "The World's wiches. Mrs. Gordon Davison, Mrs. Coleta Miss Iva Hulliberger working In American wife were my luncheon day callers were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Greatest Court Trial". she is well on the way to recover}! last week Wednesday and the Rev. guests in London one day during Condon, Mildred Converse and the Municipal light plant office. Wellfare and family and the Misses Sunday School at 10:00. W. F. M. A Hat Box from her recent Illness. Her daugh- Woon and son Delbert left for World War I. I asked them to re- daughter; Coleta and Mrs. Ettle An- Mrs. S. O. Llttlefleld and sister, Cobum and Elaine Winslow of Health - Hygiene IS. prayermeetlng Thursday at 2:30. .oC derson were Sunday dinner guests ter, Mrs. LlbbyTaplln of Montpeller, | Toronto Immediately after church Mrs. McFadden, left for Eaton, main for the afternoon and have Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Nels Junior Church In the base.n nt A subecrlber suggests a handy Vt, Is expected to arrive soon and services last Sunday. Disseminated through the Rent way to take care of large hats in of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Lee. Ohio, to visit a brother. dinner with me that evening. The Larson of Grand Rapids. room at 6:45. Buy In large quantities, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hart of De- will stay with Mrt. Rouse until. gentleman explained they could not County Health Department by large boxes. She has a rather high Mrs. John Linton gave a party economically and store yoor troit spent several days the past after the holidays. N> McCORDS— E. CASCADE because he had a date with a boot- (he Joint Committee on Health shelf where she keeps the box. She October 25,1906—35 Years Ago Thursday afternoon for the little FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH purchases In our refrigerated week with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. Ida Young is spending this Mrs. Effle Cox legger who had promised to deliver folks of the neighborhood. Six were Education comprising the Mich silt one end of the hox at each Mrs. Caroline Walker, 75, for corner, top to bottom. The pushing Hardy. week In Grand Rapids with her to him a pound of jam that after- present. Bruce and Lois Bergy. ^ D^-rt^nt of Hr*Jth, 11^! ^ food lodrers. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ross, Mr. many years a resident of Lowell, vorslty of Michigan, Michigan { up of the lid permits the front daughter, Mra Barl Behler and noon. Jlmmie Keeney, Carl Rankin, Jr., for everyone. Save and at the same and Mrs. Harold Frost and family , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wlndstrom died In Detroit while visiting there. State Medical Society and 19, to drop down and you can with- family. Mrs. Young expects to leave and fftmib, of Grand Rapids were KV V The bootlegging of rationed com- Jerry and Judy Dalstra. Ice cream 11:00 a. m.—Morning worship. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Dr. I. B. Malcolm established an Other Cooperating Organixations. < draw your hat without removlTur the time eat the best the latter part of this week to spend igunday dinner guests at the Eugene modities was as common in Eng- and cake were served by the host- 7:30 p. m.—Gospel service. Mrs. R. H. Dodds. office In the new King block. hat box. Paint a design on the Kent a locker today and her 15th winter in St. Petersburg, Ij^hika home land at that time as was the boot- ess and the little folks went home 1 Wednesday, 8:00 p. m.—Midweek Miss Ada Mills left on an ex- CWfVROLO tf GAS—DANGEROUS SEASON very happy. i Prayer Service. front piece and you have a decora- start saving real money. Wh,he tended trip to Los Angeles, Calif. legging of liquor during our days of tive accessory. , Filling an oil heater with gaso- Tor rSJLSTv^n^ ' Mr. and Mrs. B. Draper and fam- Mr. and Mrs. John Reltburg of Stoves, furnaces and automobile [ Public is cordially Invited to all for a pleasan. vacation. jlly of Muskegon and Clifford Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McNaugh- prohibition. Should we adopt a ra- exhausts will release an Invisible • services. line by a 72-year-odd Branch resi- ton moved to Grand Rapids, having tioning system as a method of price Grand Rapids called on Mrs. A Mrs. George Thurlby of Saranac: Draper were week-end guests of killer In homee and gnrages unless! Care of Fur CHIiSTIAISEN'S dent caused an explosion which writes that Mr. Thurlby is coming: their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart purchased a grocery store on Dlvl- F. Behler Sunday. fatally burned his granddaughter. OSVIOUT ADS Y§s*vrdeY ... IWoy... Tomorrow ^ control, we will again have boot- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kelser of Ma- precautions are taken, says the ADA COMMUNITY With a fur coat, or collar and I along nicely now following a fall:Draper. slon-ot legging in every rationed commodi- REFORMED Refrigerated Food Ucken Elaine Vaughan, and completely NATKMAl PBBC rlon were Thursday supper guests Michigan Department of Health. CHURCH cuffs of fur that are soiled, gel at his home In which he broke I Robert Cox of H -lland spent the E. A. Anderson entered the em- ODIGNEB ty. I wonder if the man who would Every year we have accidental destroyed the home and contents of ploy of the G. R. & I railroad at ITS PROVED VALYE-IN-HEAD "VICTORY" of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sllcox and W. B. Eolenbrander, Pastor white corn meal and brush it Ills leg. Mrs. Thurlby says: "He week-end at home. TO HAD IN not buy bootleg whiskey would buy deaths from carbon monoxide poi- his son, Rufus Vaughan. can come home from the hospital Elmlra, Mich. their mother, Mrs. Delia Sllcox, who through the fur—as the fur grows Mr. and Mrs. J. Cox got word bootleg jam. haa visited here several weeks, re- soning," said Dr. H. Allen Moyer, Morning Subject—"Unconditional This brushing will clean it very In about a week. He will ne put Dr. J. P. Draper opened a veteri- ENGINE loeds ia all-roond perforaana e • e STYLING State Health Commissioner. "Half Election". in a cast. George has had a long, from their son Fred that he is now nary office In Dr. Towsley's new turned home with them. well If your fur piece is very at Elgin Field, Fla., to finish his TIMES CHANGE Mrs. A. M. Burnett of Ionia vis- of one per cent of carbon monoxide Evening Sermon: "Prayer and d, and you wish to run the hard pull but he Is happy to hear bam and opened the Gulllford with ocoaooiy r>rovldence code work in radio school. THE CONSTITUTION of the Unit- ited her brother. Dr. H. Dudley in the air can be fatal in ten inln-! " risk of gasoline, take your fur piece from so many of hi« Lowell friends. blacksmith shop frr horseshoeing Prayer Meeting every Wednesday ed States provides that only con- Smith and family Sunday. utes. The gas Is colorless, odorless, outside and with a clean cloth Many thanks to them all." Mr. and Mrs. Chester Swanson and and general smithing, employing It's built of quality materials. ... It MSIGND Master Roger McMahon and lis- and tasteless, and is always pro- evening at 8 o'clock in the church. dipped into the gasoline, rub it daughter Betty of Grand Rapids Albert Long as blacksmith. gress may declare war. Sinking the C. E. leader, the Pastor. Funeral services were held Octtv- features the same sturdy cast-iron TO HAD m other fellow's submarines and sea ter Gall of Lowell were Sunday duced by the Incomplete burning weH. Brush the fur finally with Revival Closes Sudiy Right were Sunday guests of their parents, Births: To Mr. and Mrs. Frank dinner guesta of their grandparents, of any fuel—from coal or wood to 'The admirers of heroes erect In MOST of Michigan^ sonthem countics, where corn is uer 15 at Plymouth, Mich, for puy Mr. and Mrs. Mike Dahlka. Ryder of Vergennes, a daughter; raiders may not be considered war, costly but cold monuments to their a whisk broom and permit to air The special services which are in progress at the Lowell Vernon Payne, 67, who passed away pistons which Chevrolet has developed PERFORMANCE Mr. and Mrs. John Linton, the gasoline and kerosene." until no odor remains. railed in abundance, hogs produce an important share of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lillie of; to «Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pant of any more than bombing and burning Carbon monoxide is lighter than fame; but the lovers of Jesus build Church of the Nsoamie win dose with the Sunday evening ser- on October 12. Burial was made in Chinese cities and killing Chinese occasion being Roger's birthday and his monument in their hearts. Its Grand Rapids were dinner guests j Vergennes, a son. during twenty years of manufacture of a fine cake with 9 candles was air, and will rise into a house from About House Plants a^ricnharal income. There are nearly a million piga Saranac cemetery, lir. Payne was people. Times and ideas have basis is love; its superstructure vice. born In South Boston, son of Eugene at the John Cox home Sunday. Levi Fletcher and family moved the table centerpiece. a faulty furnace or a hard coel fcttuwrig oq Mkhiyan forms, and they will bring farmers Mrs. Vern Aldrlch is home after'from South Boston to Lowell. M. C. millions upon millions of cars.... It's V y f lth e rcl and Anna Payne. He married Miss changed since the Constitution was Mrs. Myrtle Alexander of Low- burner or into an automobile body !' ®' f ' " ~a Itself Always sponge leaves of house- spending two weeks caring for Mrs. j Kellar moved onto the Fletcher adopted. from a leaky muffler. Safeguartto ^/leanalng efficacy of Christ's plants every two weeks with equal upwards of $10,000,000 this year. Serrkes eack erenaf at 7:45 ibJ San day at 11:W a. m. Myrtle Rogers, daughter of Mr. and designed and built to out-perform, out- TO HAD M ell helped her sister, Mrs. Glen blood." Clarence Mulder, in Cascade. farm. Loveland with silo fillers Thursday against carbon monoxide in the parts of milk and lukewarm water Mm Daniel Rogers of Lowell, and save and OUT-LAST its field! They must be kept moist even while In the telephone, the snceessfnl hog raiser has an effi- Then will be speetal music on the Solovox and Prof, and they lived in Saranac until 1901. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dahlka 1 John O. and Fred Wlngeler very ECONOMY "I DID NOT THINK he would run and in the afternoon went to home call for Inspections to see l Bently will sing at each service. spent Wednesday evening at the]111 with typhoid fever. for a third term," was the clever Clarksville and vtetted their sister, that chimneys are unclogged, that CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETT you are away from home. You can cient, modern helper. He uses it regnlarly to help tnm He is survived by the widow, a Frank Jones of Fallasburg work- Drive this car today, at your nearest put one end of a strip of cloth Bev. Bishop tha Evai^elkt win preach from the following daughter, two sons, nine grandchil- John Cox home. answer Jim Farley made to a re- Mrs. Austin Livingston. furnace and stove doors fit tightly, Cor. Washington and Kent surplns grain into profitable pork, hams, bacon and lard. ing on the Wagar dam at Lyons. Chevrolet dealer's, and convince your- that there are no cracks In the fire into the soil of the pot and put dren and two sisters, Mrs. Lena Dr. Cora Moon sailed from New porter who asked if Jim thought Morning services every Sunday the other part of the cloth into He orders feed and keeps informed as to the trend of live- Thnraday—"Mell. Where Is It? Who Is Going There? Lampkin and Mrs. Gladys Harris, the President would run for a fourth domes of furnaces rnd stoves and at 11 o'clock. York for Berlin, Germany, and self of its leadership. t a pan of water. The moisture will stock prices by telephone. The same swift commnnics tion Their Origin, Organisation and Opera- both of Tecumseh. term. that dampers are not permitted to Sunday School at 11:00 a. m. Vlencs, Austria, to study medicine. close drafts completely. As for the travel Into the dirt. You can place A card from Mr. and Mrs. C. E. ' H. V. Phelps of New York City • • • The reading room is located in a wet sponge on top of the pot system directs the movement of pork products from pad:- It Is Net Tree Te Say automobile, the precautions are the church building. It is open to Saturday—"Worse than A Dog." West who are spending the winter EIJ9Y i visited the home of his aunt Mrs.| TOWARD TOTALITARIANISM while you are absent from the ing house to meat market to home refiigerator. A two* "We did everything easier. Dr. Moyer said. Simply open the general public from two to four Sunday at 11 a. m—"An Holy Ointment" In their trailer at Manatee, Fla., C. O. Lawrence. A GROUP of distinguished scien- garage doors and keep them open house. When watering house plants unless Chiropractic was In- o'clock each Saturday afternoon. minute call to the store will bring you fresh country Sunday at 1:4S p. nu—The World's Greatest Court Trial" reads, in part as follows: "We ar- Henry Scott sold his place atj IT PAYS TO BUY THE LEADER tists and economists at a recent ses- while the motor is running. add a. little ammonia to the water H The Caaferts of cluded. "Probation After Death" will he sausage or crisp bacon for tomorrow's breakfast! rived all o. k. It was very hot Fallasburg to Lee Stanton. sion in Chicago said in technical Headache and nausea are symp- the subject of the Lcooun-Scrmon as it keeps them healthy and also nourishment to the soil. driving, was 94 degrees the day we Mra Milton Perrine of Bisby. and "high brow" language that the Hn.: 10-12a. m. t-4, 7-f p.B. toms of carbon monoxide poisoning. In all Christian Science Churches arrived The northerners are com- AITOMATIC HEAT Ariz., came for an extended visit AND GET THE LEADING BUY tendency of government is heading Fresh air will bring relief. If the Sunday School at 10:00 throughout the world on Sunday, Inspirational ing In faot. Our neighbors will be with her aunt, Mrs. S. Bruwer. rapidly toward the elimination of W. A. LARGE victim Is unconscious, artificial October 26. W. F. M. S. Prayormooilng Thursday at 2:80 a Mr. and Mrs. Edwards from 1 Miss Mary Gulllford of Detroit the American system of free com- respiration should be started at The Golden Text (Hebrews 8:12, There has not been a single day Grand Rapida a Michigan man RAY H. COVERT i visited her parents here before petition. the American way of life, Chiropractor once and a physician called. 13) is: "Take heed, brethren, lest since the world began when the MICHIGAN BELL TELEHOIE COMPANT at 6:4& came In today and a family from leaving for an extended visit In Los the death of small business and in- there be in any of you an evil sun was not shining. The trouble Grandvllle is coming this week- Angeles, Calif. May Ssrvise "So you deceived your husband?" heart of unbelief, in departing from has been with our Tisioa. "A Stmu with Rid**— No. 26 of a terim of end. We sure look forward to our The Plumber Charles O'Heron of Boston, Masa, McFALL CHEVROLET dividual opportunity, with govern- R. WARLAND, Minister. ment direction of large business. said the judge gravely. the living God. But exhort one me paiper. The grass is green spent a week with his sister, Mrs. These men say we arc rapidly near- 'On the contrary, your Honor, aaother dally, while it is called Customer—How do you sell this here, lots of gardens and flowera" R. D. Stocking. Phone 298 1. W. McFALL 508 W. Main St., Lowell he deceived me. He said he was Today." teese? h mt • state of totalitarian »ortnHwn. Grocer—I've wondered myself. from Which we win net emnrfa. going out of town and he dldnt go." Among the Bible citations is this i rtfi LOWELL LKIKiEK, LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1941 FOUR THK LOWIXL. LEDGER. LOWELL. MIOHIOAJr, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1M1

PETER PUBLIC—The Gloom Sitter By F. O. ALEXANDER Timely Advice to EAST CALEDONIA There is someone who wants what you SUPPER WILL Bt LATE, /BUT I AM 'supposw' SUE uadnyY, S0V7-TWr« YDU Mrs. S. VnnNnmee A Dollar Saved Is a Dollar Earned! PETER I-MPS. BUTT HAS SORRV FDR VULD HAVE REASON Alto News Muskrat Trappers BEEN HERE ALL AFTERNOON HER !- TO FEEL SORRV Mrs. Joe Batey Is on the sick Hat TCLL1M0 ME ALL HER 'ER Muskrat trappers are advised by Mrs. Edna Miller Is caring for her Buy Now on Our Lay-Away Plan and Save! TROUBLES conservation department game men and Iboklng after the household. Alto Locals not to let expected high fur prices have to sell—Try an ad on this page.. Mr. and Mrs. Burson Bowens and BOYS' BROWN FABRIC MEN'S HEAVY SUEDE Mrs. Arch Wood of McCords ac- Influence them Into overtrapplng family of Dullon spent Sunday with JUST ARRIVED—Another Shipment of companied Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pattl- their favorite areas this fall. The Mrs. Bowens' parents, Mr. and Mrs. son to Grand Rapids Tuesday, the Same men are urging them to be 8ure to ,cav Joe Batey. Another daughter and SUEDE JACKETS FLANNEL SHIRTS ladies called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed-i e enough breeding stock husband of Houghton Lake spent N. C. THOMAS Ladies' Dresses & Coats ward Pattlson and Mrs. Matt Mel- 'or the next year." part of the week with them and did Wind and Water Repellent Good looking and long wearing. ternlck who underwent a major | Fur buyers are predicting higher some hunting. Auction Sales Sizes 14 li to 17. All priced to save you money! operation at Butterworth hospital; prices because of the curtailment Herbert Rogers and son-in-law, $1.89 recently. Mrs. Metternlck Is gaining tof foreign trade and because It Is Harold Buys of Grand Rapids were IWAMT'APS 98c Buy On Our Lay-Away Plan Bookings for auction sales may nicely. considered likely that fewer trap- hunting In the neighborhood on be made through the Lowell Ledger, Sunday afternoon callers alipers will operate this fall. Sunday. Harry Day, Lowell, or with mc Frank MacNaughton's were Mr. and! Trappers are advised also that Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dulcher en- Want Adv. Rates—35c for 25 words or lew, If ever 25 direct. Divine Assurance ALTON-VEKGENNES Less Than Hour Requ'rrd BOWNE BUGLE NOTES Mrs. Sidney MacNaughton. i better handling of furs will tertained their niece Martha and words, add lc per word. If ordered by mail, please enclose Outing Flannel Girls' Rain Capes Men's Dress Shirts Min. Clyde Condon Miss Myrtle Porrltt Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sllcox were i pay dlvldenda In higher mar- her husband of Detroit, over the Friday, Oct. 24—Floyd Foster, BUS SCHEDULE For New Mntern'ty T:: coin or stamps. 36 In. GOOD QUALITY DICTIONARY defines "nssur- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. andjket price a Luther Baumgart- week-end. Alto. Registered and grade Jerseys, -With Hood. Reversible Style, „ . . ».!»«« Discovery of n skin f?sl for rr - new farm tools. One lot of salesmen's samples. Not all sizes A. ancc." In part, as "firmness of Bowne Center P. T. A. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosenberg. |ner, Investigating "rat trapping for Mesdames Bertha Sanborn, Lucy Be Sure Your Radio Assorted light patterns. Regular Assorted color combinations, mind; steadiness; intrepid- Ch^rwa^'r-Vrr ^ nancy which gives anient. : Mr. and Mra Clyde Demlng and .the conservation department's game Proctor, Ethel Friable, Bertha FOR SALE—Cole kitchen range. FOR RENT—Modern home at 704 Saturday, Oct. 25 —Lee Croft, 20c quality. but a real buy If we have your size. In Effect June'27 1 8 Kalamazoo Avenue at Dulton-rd. sizes 6 to 14. ity; couragc; confidence." How concerning the Composition of our, " ^n an hour and is TB per cr The October meeting of the family of Grattan were Saturday division, has found that many In- Sheehan and Stella VanNamee at- Ira Sargeant, Vi mile south of Monroe St., Lowell. Inquire of reli Is Ready For the Winter Holsteln and Durham cattle, Hamp- greatly mankind needs spiritual Bible. Rev. B, F. Hitchcock, dlrec-' able has been announced by thc Bowne Center P. T. A. was held dlnner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy experienced trappers get less than tended the Social Club held at the Elmdale, phone 753 Alto. p24 Anna Shannon. Phone 51-F12. Karcher home In Freeport, Mrs. shire hogs, farm tools, some new. To To Lansing assurance! Is it possible of attain- tor of Rural Bible Mission was the University of Illinois college of mcdl- Friday evening, Oct. 17. Lawrence Demlng. they might for their pelts because c23tf Listening Season!! 15c yard 98c Choice 89c Ward of Caledonia spoke on "Hob- Minnie Davis being hostess. Saturday evening, Oct. 25—Trav- Gd. Rapids 7:20 n. m. ment? If so, whence and how may speaker, accompanied by Ralph cine, where it was developed. Mrs. B. R. Sydnam Is visiting!they do not know the proper way FOR RENT—fvroom house on Riv- 11:26 a. m. Deal on his xylophone and Barbara; After trials for a year on several bles". His talk and display of var- her daughters In Pontiac. [to handle them. He suggests that Mr and Mrs. Albert Kahler of erside drive. Inquire Ralph's.FOR SALE—Estate heatrola In good For the utmost In perform- eling Salesmen's Banquet, Morion 10:23 a. m. it be obtained? If the assurance Grand Rapids spent Sunday after- House, Grand Rapids. 3:20 p. m. Burleson on the piano. Fifty newihundred patients It Is revealed the ious hobbles were very Interesting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Falrchlld ac-: trappers consult frequently with fur Furniture and Appliance. Phone condition. Mra H. VanTatenhove, ance from your radio be sure MEN'S PLAIN COLOR 2:35 p. m. of good, of a supreme power, has noon and evening at the Gene Tuesday, Oct. 28—Mrs. Myrtle • 9:26 p. m. Gospel Service Song Books, present-test is considerably less expensive and Inrtructlve. Maxlne and Gerald- companled their son Dick and wife;buyers about the best means of 23-F2. c24 624 Rlveralde-dr., Lowell. p24 It Is working properly. Have 3:03 p. in. been gained by even one individ- Brulon home. Tredenlck, Lowell. 15 head of Guern- Children's Mittens Ladies' & Misses' Skirts 11:46 p. m. ed by the Sunday School and teach- than the Aschheim-Zondek pregnan- Ine Flynn sang "In the Little Red to Bee thc former's brother. Fay [Handling the gklns. the tubes chocked and the 6:48 p. m. ual, does not this fact give prom- Mr. and Mrs. Cliire Olsss and sey and Jersey cattle, 600 bu. oats, Dress Socks ers were dedicated. One hundred y idcly used for a decade, School House". Refreahmente of Plnkney near Lansing Sunday, and] Baumgartner's Investigation re- MANY MOTORS ARE STARTED WANTED—A partner In the hunt- radio put in condition for 95% wool. Assorted color plaids, AsHorted Color Stripes to Choose 8:23 p. m. ise of thc possibility that everyone C test w family were Sunday guests of their 18 tons alfalfa and mixed hay, large and two were in attendance. Twenty whIch a]g0 i8 98 pcr cent rellablet cider, doughnuts, and sandwiches Mr. and Mrs. Leo Erb of North ;vealed a common fault of muskrat fifty times a day! Wasteful! The ing dog and fur farming business. the winter listening season... They Make Ideal Work Socks also plain colors. From. 10:23 p. m. can gain Ihe true concept of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brulon. list of farm tools and household young girls from Grand Rapids fur- but ire| two d before results were served by the refreshment Park were evening callers at the .trappers Is setting traps where the new Super-Shell Gas gives you Write box 147, Lowell, Mich. Mrs. J. C. Proctor and Vivian Save money by having your goods. spiritual supremacy / mishenlshed music for the evening ser- *" committee. The November program Falrchlld home. lanlmals will not drown, thereby quick starting. Saves fuel. Bert P24 ca Known and Mrs. Frank White and a friend radio conditioned before it is 2 pairs 15c pair 19c 98c Christ Jesus maintained divine vlrefvicesl wwit|thh nbouabout t ththee samsamee numbenumberr , " .. - ... committee will be Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ernest Howe and Mrs. Frank losing many "rats through "wrlng- L. Moore, Shell Station, Phone in such had shape that thc re- N. C. THOMAS, To Flint nttpnrttnfr Developers of the new test are from Goshen, Ind., spent Saturday LOST—Black male bird dog with assurance throughout his minis- Ward Boulard, Mr. and Mrs. Orley Falrchlld erpent Wednesday with the offs". To prevent such losses, trap- at Eaton Rapids. 9109, Lowell. c24 pairs run into money. 4405 So. Division, 9:66 a. m. try. Among others who have emu- auenmng. Dr. Frederick H. Falls, head of the Burns and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard white ring around neck, part Grand Rapids, Mich. Mra. Colby, Mis. Moshtr and Mrs. n_. . , . . latter'a son and daughter-in-law, pers are urged to place their traps In Miss Doris Sanborn was homo 1:60 p. m. LEASE OR SELL—Modern, 3-bed- Shepherd, wearing leather collar. Phone 32082. lated the Master's example was the Johnson. The topic "Safety". Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Falrchlld of such a way that the 'rats will from Kalamazoo over the week- 6:64 p. ni. w h ad Mrs. Earnest Johnson and Mrs. room residence, attached garage, Reward. Lowell phone 153-F3. Apostle Paul. As recorded in the r..cLiono'K„wed""M, J ^.1 J r. J . - William R. Welker, head of the de- Bowne Extension Group recently. Junior was happy to tell, Muskrats may be trapped Novem- Mr. and Mrs. Don Scott and farft- pears and pigs for sale. Jake good tires, new generator, good 1940 Dodge Dlx. 2-Dr. Sedan. and haling men and women com- WWC* chem. his mother he had shot a pheasant. her 1-30 In the upper peninsula, Nov- lly of Grand Rapids were Sunday Staal, phone 139-F2. p24-2t I The first lesson of this year was battery and chains, $25.00. G. 1938 Dodge Dlx. 4-Dr. Sedan. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Metternlck ember 15-December 15 In northern dinner guests of their daughter, mitted them to prison." Later, held Friday, Oct. 17 at the Aid Hall Frledli, 624 Vergennea Road, Low- 1937 Dodge Dlx. 4-Dr. Sedan. Mr an" Mf. Etoe' Wltt.nbach in(1 ec0 oUllt.nd. called on their mother Sunday. lower Michigan, and December J- Mrs. Harold Wollon and family. FOR SALE— 4 pigs, red boar, Vb through the illumination of the with fifteen present, four being new ell. p24 1941 Plymouth Dlx. 2-Dr. Sedan. Christ, Truth, realizing the wrong "m, Th T W"e P°rtl,nd , i-S feature, from Uiepul>Uc>..Und. members. The lesson on "Kitchen 31 in southern lower Michigan, and The Graham families had a big years old. Also Halowe'en pump- WANT ADS— For Sale, For visitor. Thur.da> ' ^ but ln ^ ^ o( mr J" ; home. Sunday afternoon callers at the C. dette Brown of Allegan, Mr. and FOR SALE—Tolman Sweets, Mc- Extras, Large 40c stations conservation officers will John w,th burial in the right to peace and safety. At mid- better. She has had several blood Mrs. Earl Glbbs of Grandvllle, and TENDER STEAK.. I Rapids last week. Clarksville ceme- J. Place home and evening callers Intosh, Wealthy and Snow apples. Extra#, Medium S3c check for bills of sale for ever- court to testify in a civil case. Dur- night they "prayed, and sang Corn Syrup May Replace .. j ,,, , tj- t * itery. Besides the daughter, Mertle, of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hesche. tranafuslons. Mrs. Anna Utter of Grand Rapids. Plumbint and Heating 40c a bushel and up. Carl James, Standards, Large 37c greens as well as for Illegal game ing the examinalloti one of the law- M praises unto God" (Acts 16:25). P. M. trains are on schedule again Mr. and Mrs. Sam Onan of Low- I " v" , " ^ T ^ survived by Clarl Mr. and Mrs. Claude Schmidt and Cane Sugar in Ice Cream it is A. W. HILZEY Lowell Phone 8-F12, 2 miles west Standards, Medium 32c In cars stopped, and at the agri- yers questioned him about the de- \*on Vern were among those who;ence at home Gr&nt of Ka,am What perfect assurance they had after Delng held up a couple of days ell spent Wednesday hunting with a y d r 8 UI ay family were Sunday afternoon call- Experiments carried on in the IBS of Foxes Corners. c22tf|Trade8 26c culture department's stations there fendanl's Idlosyncracles. !! I lT . )J and Perry of Brown City. Sympathy gained from their obedience to when seventeen cars left the track Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Johnson. TINDIRAY ers of Mr. and Mrs. James Munroe. dairy laboratory of the New York will be conservation officers to ap- "Mr. Jones," one of the lawyers at the home of Mr. and Mrs Arthur,,8 extended to the family in this God through following Christ east of Dorus Church's crossing on Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richard- KRCCtrS The Auctioneer QUALITY FURNITURE, LOWEST H e! uth state agricultural station in Geneva, Round Heating Stoves BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR prehend possessors of Illegal game, said, "isn't It true that the defend-, ®°P ®? . ihour of bereavement. Mrs. Lawrence Endres and sons of Jesus' example 1 Their experience Friday. Many of them were carry- son were Sunday dinner guesta of PRICES— Mr and Duttont Mich. also. ant talks to himself when he isl. ; Mrs. Floyd Schwab of, Norman King and Freeport were Tuesday callers of ing gas. naphtha, distillate, etc., N. Y., indicate that com sugar or Mr. and Mrs. Clare Porrltt. 2-plece living room suite In beau- Alto. Mich. Mr d M K recalls a message expressed in Circulating Heaters alone?" "Pent the weekend with' Dick Mr ^ Mr. and Mrs. Claude Schmidt. which ran out along the tracks. The syrup may replace approximately TENDERAY BEEF tiful heavy velour $59.50 Prices subject to change This year, for the first time, per- these comforting words (Christian Mrs. Henry Wester spent Satur- sons buying Christmas trees from h lr a,ent8 Mr and Mrs Clint0n Mr. and Mra Sam Myers and Mrs. crew of workmen were very care- one-fourth of the cane sugar now day afternoon with Mrs. Lenna Services that Satisfy and Terms Lounge chair, In a heavy velvet, "I'm afraid 1 don't know. 1 real- ' ^ P ' - - Mrs. Carl Story of Grand Rapids to Science Hymnal, No. 99): Kitchen Ranges Thrit Are Reasonable the land owner are required to get C Va Clarence Myers of Lowell were Fri- ful no one got near them smoking. used in the manufacture of ice Johnson. the only Beef that ii botl only $19.50 ly haven't the least idea." be " M^ vira -Indiana Saturday where they at- "His tender love and watchful care bills of sale printed by the state 0f day evening callers at the S. M. No one was injured as neither the cream, ices and sherbets. Warren Bergy and Johnnie Klein Fresh and Tendez! Krogor'i | Stove Pipe - Stove Boards Book your dates early to get the Pull-up ohalrs $4.75 promptly replied. ^Jteir^rl^fuX ^eMr''^ ^ Shall free thee from the fowler's Lowell Market Report department of agriculture. These no 8 Rowland home. engine nor caboose were derailed. In a bulletin describing the experi- celebrated their birthday Saturday dates you want. 4-plece modem American bed- The legal mind was astounded. and Mrs. Horace Myers. Ii S - ^ snare. Tendoray Steaks are com- at Low Prices room suite, in walnut, only $59.50 bill of sale blanks are obtainable Sund of Mr and M Powerful wreckers that lifted those ments, Dr. A. C. Dahlberg said the evening. Ward Boulard. Jr., and Al- Friday, Oct. 24—IMrs. Joe Kukla, Corrected October 23, 1941 "You don't know! Aren't you well Roger Lo I has been called back p^,, _ _ From every harm and pesti- 4-plecc beautiful Eighteenth Cen- at conservation district h e a d- Harold were Mr and Mrs jcars around and got them back on most satisfactory results were ob- bert Porrltt were alto guests. pletely tender - and. man Lowell. General sale with good acquainteacquaimeda wiiwitnh tnthe defendantdetenaant.?' t0 h|8 work at the Glb80n plant — SOWTH LOWELL lence." tury bedroom suite, only.. .$84.50 Wheat, bu $ .98 quarters, state police posts, sheriffs' the track worked from each side tained with ice cream when 25 per Mrs. Dee Bryant attended Grand than that, they have all th« I cows and horses. "Yes. I am." replied Jones, "but at Beldlne. iFrank Post and son Ralph and Mrs. Quickly or slowly, dangers and of the wreck. 9x12 Axmlnster rug. a wonderful Rye. bu .65 offices and the offices of county BUSY CORNERS cent of the sucrose or cane sugar Chapter of O. E. S. In Grand Rap- Thursday, Oct. 30—Peter Hook, I was never with him when he Mrs. Wm. Statler and Miss Gladah " Mr8 x,®! ^ valuable extras of fresb buy at $29.75 Corn, bu .70 agricultural agents. Previously, a ia . , ^ « .j ! - Louis Beatty of Rockford Mrs. Howard Bartiett disasters are overcome for each ids from Tuesday until Thursday. Call 78 Allendale. General sale with good was alone." ant Were in Grand Rapld8 was replaced by corn sweeteners. EVERYTHING FOR THE (HOME Buckwheat, cwt bill of sale written on any scrap of and Mrs. Wm. Coates of Ionia as- one proportionately as he follows J. G. Livingston, Mrs. Leon Peet, beel Grade for grade, no mules, cows, tools, hay and grains. 1.20 WEST KEENE "Based upon sweetness alone." In addition to our complete line Barley, bu 1.20 paper was sufficient. i a*' . w c. t, slsted their mother, Mra Charles The South Lowell P. T. A. will Christ Jesus' example of perfect Mrs Fred Sm,th ca,,ed 00 DAVE CLARK, Mgr. Book dates with D. A. Wlngeler, Mra. F. A. Daniels Dr. Dahlberg said, "a pound of car.2 i - Arthur other beef so fresh can be of new furniture, we have a num- Cats, bu .42 No Christmas trees are sold from By Train, Please I Mr. and M« Eugene Krauss, Mrs. Schwab with housecleanlng last be held at the school house this assurance that God, divine Love, at Slate Savings Bank, Lowell. An elderly lady walked into a Wm. Lott, Miss Clarabelle Hooper j sugar was equal to 1.1 pounds of so tender. L „••••' . . ber of living room, dining room Corn and Oats Feed, cwt 1.90 state forests or other state lands, week Friday evening. Oct. 24 at 8:00 —is presen. t to giv- e peac. e and -pro- corn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porrltt and ni1 Mr Jol n LoU Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Conklln of sugar or dextrose, 1.5 pounds and bedroom suites, kitchen fur- Corn Meal, cwt 1.90 over which conservation officers railroad ticket office at Chicago ^ ®; l attended the) Mr and Mrg Qeorge Leece spent o'clock. Mrs. John Miller has ar- tection. Thus it was with Paul girls of Freeport were Sunday din- niture, beds, springs and mat- A880cla 10 me tinp of th,? Stanton visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank ot enzyme-converted corn syrup, Coarse Cracked Corn, cwt.... 1.90 keep watch for "timber trespass" and asked for a ticket lo New 0 E S | " j Sunday with their daughter. Mr. ranged a nice evening. Mrs. Miller's and Silas. An earthquake opened ner guests at the Porrltt-Heacock York. - - - at lonla Tuesday evening. ^ Daniels part of this week. and two pounds cf corn syrup solids. tresses which must be sold for Shelled Corn, cwt 1.80 as Illegal cutting Is called. and Mrfl Fr&nc Smith at South brother, J. B. Ward, a Grand Rap- the prison doors, and their bonds home. TENDERAY lb. storage charges. Come in for Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schovey of When used in these proportions, the Bran, cwt 1.70 '•Do you wish to go by Bu.aio?" Ids school teacher, who gave up were loosed. They were then ten- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Johnson PORTERHOUSE STEAK 39c those real bargains. Grand Rapids are guests of Mr. Middlings, cwt 1.80 asked be ticket agent. I his good position to go in training derly cared for, and through their corn sweeteners showed slight but and family were Sunday dinner YES. My HOUSE WORK Grand Rapids Storage Co., 1415 Everybody likes to talk about his and 80n Harley and wife at HowelI and Mrs. Ernest Plnkncy this week. Flour, bbl 6.80 The for service in our good U. S. A., definite improvement in body and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Onan USSOMMUCH EASIER • Lake Drive, SE., Grand Rapids. troubles and ailments. Certainly not! she rtplie'l. Mr. and Mrs. Ora D. Miller and, 'ellow had just got back Christian influence the keeper of Pea Beans, cwt 4.50 from Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Plnkney vis- texture of ice cream which could be TENDERAY TENDERAy TENDERAY StNCE WE GOT mM "By train, if you please." Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Thomas are| Hollywood. He had been daz- will speak on "Camp Life". After the prison believed "in God with ited relatives near Lake City last and family at Lowell and all at- Open Evening? until 9:00 Light Red Beans, cwt 6.50 detected by consumers. Consumers z et t ie the program luncheon as usual. all his house." ... week Thursday and Friday. tended revival services at the Low- clltf Dark Red Beans, cwt 9.75 spending a couple days In Indiana, ' * ' display of glamour and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Acheson called Mary Baker Eddy says in "Mis- were unable to tell whether com ell Church of the Nazarene. ROUND STEAKS! Regrets on business. greatness In the movie colony. M. B. Conklln and Frank Daniels SIRLOIN STEAKS RIB STEAKS NORGE ROSENTHAL CORN HUSKERS- Light Cranberry Beans, cwt.. 5.00 B. H. SHEPARI), M. D 1 at Bartlett's on Thursday after- sweeteners had been used, how- Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Broadbent of Sammy—1 wish I hadn't (ought Friends were grieved to hear of "Everything Is done on a tremcn- cellaneous Writings" (p. 307): were Saranac callers Tuesday after- OIL BURNING See the new models. Also bar- Yellow Eye Beans, cwt 4.00 Phone 47 noon. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hunt "God gives you His spiritual ideas, noon, ever." Rockford spent Wednesday eve- lb. lb. Butter, lb .36 with Tommy this morning. the death of Mrs. Anna Trowbridge, dous scale," be related to friends. ning with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 37c 35c ^ 35c HOME HIATER gains In other makes, used and Mother—You see how wrong it [who passed away Monday at the "I attended dinner at the movie were dinner guests Saturday eve- and in turn, they give you daily Mr. Patterson and son James of A shift from all cane sugar, large- rebuilt. Whlttaker Bros., Fowler, Butterfat, lb .37 J\ A. MacDONELL, M. U. ning. Slater. was, don't you. dear? | home of her daughter, Mrs. Wm. I producer's home one evening; and supplies. Never ask for tomorrow: Grand Rapids were Sunday callers ly imported, to part corn sweeten- Mich. c22-4t Eggs, doz .37-.39 in8te Mrs. Rosa Porrltt was a Sunday Phone 110 Jordan ot Detroit, where she had: ad of usual finger bowls at Do not forget, boye and girls, to it is enough that divine Love I* an of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Patterson. ers, entirely domestic, would repre- Hogs, live, cwt 9.50 Sammy—Naw, but I didn't know Carl Wheaton and wife of Luther dinner guest at the Alvln Bergy FOR SALE—Hereford calves, Hol- Negonce Block, LoweU gone only about a week previous, ^e end of the meal, all the guests ride your bicycles to Alto, Tuesday ever-present help; and if you wait, sent the use of some 25,000 tons of Hogs, dressed, cwt 13.50 till this afternoon that he was going took home. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Bergy She became ill about the middle of| showers."—Man, Sydney, Aus- evening and Saturday afternoon for never doubting, you will have all were Sunday guests of his sister, the com product by America's ice NO WORK, no dirt, da»t steln heifers, stockers and feeders, Beef, live, lb 06-.15 Office Hours; 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m to have a parly. of Mason were afternoon callers. TENDERAY BOILING BEEF ^ 13c the week, going into a coma Sunday I tral'a- Mrs. Ray Rlckert. feeding lambs and breeding ewes. library books. you need every moment. What a cream industry each year. or uhci with this Beef, dressed, Ih 12-.22 Office Phone 36 Mrs. Wilbur Pennock was a Tues- Mrs. Harold Ingland and family lAUtOUE't STJUt Stealy's Stockyards at Olivet I from which she never rallied. Fun-i Callers at Elizabeth and Walter glorious inheritance is given to Com syrups are said lo have im- AIMOOIJ ITAI Norte. Clean heu. dir Chickens, lb 14-.17 day caller of Mrs. Frank Daniels. of Lansing took Mrs. Lenna John- or oicht. Safe—can'i Mich., Stockyards at Marshall, CLASSY JOINT eral services were held Wendesdayj Want ads pay. Try ont. Wleland's during the week were Mrs. proved ihe body and texture of ices PORK SAUSAGE us through the understanding of son to Mlddlevllle Sunday and were ©•Ho toll 2fc RING BOLOGNA ^ 19c ovctheat. Very ecooomi- Mich. pl7-13l House 36 Office SO Thorndike and Mra Doty of Atlan- omnipresent Love I More we can- and sherbets noticeably. Both layed [MMODIK BJU cml. Bumi low-cost No. 2 Sum fokes klasp there hands so guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Potts. fnsh Lake Carrion Flower Grows in ta, Mrs. Earl Colby of Alto, Mrs. not ask: more we do not want: the crystallization of cane sugar Mesdamea Lawrence Johnson, f-j;! oil, told evtr^whtre. TYPING PAPER-Good quality, D. H. OATLEY Stella Dlckerson of Lakevlew, Mrs. tite praying that, they kant get em more we cannot have. This sweet known as "petrified ice or sherbet." Jack Watts, Stanley Coles, Myrtle LEONA SAUSAGE *• lit YELLOW PERCH * 23c New low prices. hard finish, white Sulphite bond, South Africa; Smell Bad DenUst Francis VanFleet and family and n w ,cn the assurance U the'Teace, be stiU' \l^ J kolleckshun plate Porrltt and Floyd Flynn attended 100 sheets size 8% by 11 for 23c, Some plants do not have flowers. Mrs. McClellan of Grand Rapids Including sales tax. Inquire at to all human fears, to suffering of h . nu ... a housewarming surprise parly In CHICKENS •nwiM •b- 23c YELLOW PIKE muk. a,. 22c Others have flowers, but might bet- and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wleland. every sort" dentist haz awl the best ov it; Ledger office. tf House 222-F3 Office 222-F3 he tells a woman tew open her What Moves Glacier? honor of Mrs. Harry Boughner at ter not have them, far as people Nelson Yeiter, who has been sick From the secure foundation of Using some of the biggest labora- Lake Odessa Tuesday. All enjoyed a WANTED — Inside painting and are concerned. H. P. GOTFREDSEN for 10 days, was visited by his mouth, then puts a gag in It.— Rich in VHoxain Bt the ever-present, protecting power Phlneas Fizzlewlt. tory "specimens," in the realm of delicious potluck luncheon. Mrs. HERRUB'S SKINLESS SWIFT'S PREMIUM paper hanging and wallpaper I 2rns are among the plants with- Physician Si Surgeon mother, Mrs. Chas. Yeiter and by of God, can be built up a firm science. Dr. Max Demorest, Yale Boughner received a nice picture. PORK LOIN cleaning. Experienced 15 years. his sister, Mrs. Wells and family. out flowers. There is one kind Offices In room formerly occupied assurance that will enable one to university geologist, is completing a Other guests were present from FRANKFURTERS SLICED BACON Mrs. R. Roy Johnson, R. R. 3, called the "flowering fern" but It Miner King visited Mr. and Mrs. Grand Rapids and Hastings. ROAST ATTENTION—All Electric Refrigerators, Stoves or Oil Burners now r>»-F12. by thc City State Bank. face serenely every circumstance study of the flow of glacial ice in Lowell. Phone Call after idoes not have Rowers In the true Smelker In Freeport Saturday eve- Mr. and Mra Henry Johnson were Vr pound *1 C _ In stock will be sold without the 19% Federal Excise tax. Come in 6;00 p. u- C22-41 and prove the unreality of error. the Mount Rainier, National Park, - ^ ^ . lb. sense of the word. ning. Sinful thoughts, sickness, poverty, und dln er gu 25c cello pkgl. an article in The Sight Saving were served for lunch. V. S. No. 1 thol uniform Uncle Sam's Navy gives you. The Cascade Ladies Circle of the for HALLOWEEN POTATOES 15,SI 19c phone Lowell 95-F11. p24 WHEN YOU TH' NAW DOME ME UP, 3 tablespoons cocoa Review, published by the National yet discovered. UNCLE MUSKLE5 SO BIG- O O P9; And that's only a start. Uncle Sam take* the church will serve a chicken 3 tablespoons sugar Society for the Prevention of Blind- Extra Fancy FOR SALE—Grade Shropshire ram, FER ME// RIGHT MOW.' dinner at the church on Thursday CMBlsU Hit tMtMM li IS NAVW great care of his sailors. Speck salt ness. Dr. Town slates that in a « 7 months old, or trade for ewe. 60 Head CHOICE HEREFORD FEEDER STEERS evening, Nov. 6. Get your ticket' AMIUmiI Wits: Leu... Free meals. Free board. Free travel. 1 cup water survey made of representative DELICIOUS 4^25c 1 UKE KROtER't PMTO RICAJ Eudora Marshall, R. 3, Lovell. 3 cups milk, fresh or diluted evapo- early. It tells you what is to be had, and Free medical and dental care. Free train- group of opbthalmblogisls through- SWEET POTATOES lECAitE.. .T P23-24 rated Mr. and Mrs. Merle Coger and ing in any one of fifty-odd skilled trades. 10 Head GUERNSEY HEIFERS out the country, the results show EutlMt Fw Smm, PIn « Mtaf FREE Eitry ita* Wltk hrvkase sf where to buy it, and is the cheapest Few drops vanilla Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Coger and Mrs. FOR SALE — Holsteln Frleslan And the Navy pays you good money unanimous agreement on that point R. J. Slater enjoyed a trip to Ox Mix cocoa, sugar and water. Bring lKINGS»*-8*25e 5 ibs. 23c way of doing this job. dairy heifers, or will trade for beef while you learn. to boiling pomt, stirring constantly for They may be harmful if used other- Bow Dam and also enjoyed the fan IMMYI Csstnt Eait tat, Oct 28 cattle. Albert Bolt, R. F. D. 2, 2 minutes. Add milk and heat over wise, most of the group declared colors last Sunday afternoon. Ada. Phone 3477, Ada. c2S-2t What an opportunity! If you are 17 or At the Forest Fith Sleek Yirdi low flame. Do not boiL Add vanilla Furthermore, Dr. Town stales, all over, get a free copy of Ihe illustrated and serve. Serves 5. the eye physicians agree that only WANTED—Horseshoeing, any kind booklet, "Life in Ihe U.S. Navy", from Iho Teacher—What Is an Island? or any place. W. J. Precious, ground and polished glasses should ACCIPT tNIS AMAZINS •UAIANTIill Navy Editor of this newspaper. Bright Boy—A place where the Lowell Phone 15S-F14. c24 ii Belding, Mieb. be wom. bottom of the sea sticks up through "Boy toy Kregw fanad ttao. Ufa It mil u or brttar this ottor. anbun umm* Mtte te «10m1 oatalMr. The Lowell Ledger /W the water. I w wfll rwil>e> It. timdUtS WUaB. wttS tk» mm* Ittm SELL THAT EXTRA FURNI- SERVE WCXJR COUXJTRV! It is not who is right, but what KROGER H ta My bnatf «c mQ. iH •CfrtM.- lure. There are buyert for any- BUILD HOUR FUTURE.» RUSSELL SAGE, Pr*. Allen Hukiu, AuctioMer THE KjpQZKFOOD FOUNDATIOTO N is right that is the important thing; thing you have to sell. Use a for 0^ «.l|i*nu.Uu WeiWmf warn* GET IN THE MAW NOU)! 1/ CINCINNATIC , OHIO Class if isd ads bring results. Try sale ad In the Ledger. tf in this life.—Emerson. one and'hs coovineed. tf r/v ^ ; • J.-.- :s.- .. s >• " ::v-

SIX THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWSLL, MICfflOAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER M, 1941 THE LOWKLL LEDGER, LOWELL, MfCHIOAN, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 2S, 1M1 SEVAN

birthday on Sunday. They were Wellston and nephew, Robert An- Dinner was served at noon and the Lloyd Goff 31.19 SOUTH BOWNE from Detroit and Grand Rapids. She SOUTHWEST BOWNE derson of Grand Rapids spent Wed- HOr;T5Y CHEEK SEELEY CORNERS SO. KEENE —NO. BOSTON Council Proceedings .Will Wood 70.13 Mrs. L. T. Andersort lesson on "Convenient Kitchens" NORTH CAMPBELL Mn. Jcnnlo Pardee received many nice gifts and also nesday at tho Leon Anderson home. Mrs. E. B. V. Mrs. S. P. Roynoldit was presented by Mrs. Vern Coger. Mrs. Ed. Potter iCarl Thum 40.00 Mrs. S. Drew VILLAGE OF LOWELL many cards, which she greatly ap- All enjoyed hunting, Claire getting Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cole spent LEGAL NOTICES his two birds by 7:20 a. m. Total $2,759.00 Mra Jerry Blough was given a preciated. Robert and Mary Sheehan were Mrs. David Veenstra spent Mon- Week-end guests at the W. V Jolly Community Club met on Official Rev. Love and wife of Freeport Mesdames Edna Gelb and Bertha surprise on Oct. 6 when about forty sponsors for the Fotchman and day with Mra Leon Jewell In Grand Burros home were Mr. and Mrs. ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEAR- Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ada News The regular meeting of the Com-j General visited Thursday evening at Will Bufam wedding which took place Sheehan attended the Social Club Mr and Mn, - family ot Mlddlevllle were Sunday INQ CLAIMS of the O. M. church members Rapids, Darrell Bunas of Sandusky. Mrs. Maude Sower. Fourteen ladies and (Mrs. Hattie R. Fitch) OVER 2IKIILUON given by Mrs. Minnie Davis ut the 1 at ,>le R b State of Michigan. The Probate Court mon Council of the Village of Low- p,.^ Qramer $ 38.06 walked In to help her celebrate the Mlshler's. In Si. Andrew's Cathedral. Satur- John Krugger, Fred Frazee of Elvln Hosklns and daughter. Miss attended n Joint meeting of the IS"" ' » »n Cl'lw several children present. Next Will Glasgow and wife and daugh- Karcher home In Freeport Thurs- for the County of Kent. ell was held in the City Hail Coun- Gene Carr 48.00 (fatii pa/ikfA G6lh birthday. Ice cream and cake day morning at 9:30 o'clock. The Grand Rapids, Karl Condon of De- Margaret Burras and Jay Meyer of Guy V. Henry Camp No. 9 and their m tl g M RUby room8 Mondft day. Mr8 At a se&slon of laid court, held at the S?,?f!?\- .ll « rn^- ^ ic" ' y evening, October _ _ Johnson."!.';."!!.".!!.'! were served. Mrs. Danny Zook mak- ter. Mildred of brand Rapids were groom Is well known here having troit and George Anderson were Flint. Ladles' AuxlUnrv Th,iraHn„ „,7 - AW® Hewitt of Woodland probate office, In the city of Grand Rap- Fuller on the Wilkinson farm, I L E 40.00 Ray Murray and family of Grand 6, 1941. Ada Items ing thc birthday cake. Many tokene supper gueste of Mr. and Mis. spent a number of years of his hunting guests of David Veenstra Todd Ida. In eald county on the 3rd day o( Mrs. Garrie Raimer has been Fred Hoeley 3.00 Rapids were Sunday callers at the Mr. and Mrs. Lester Kennedy and an d ,a8t October A. D. 1W1. 1The meetin6g was called to order Atwociated Terminals along: with good wishes were left. Jerry Blough last Sunday evening. smmmer vacations nt the Sheehan Wednesday. suppeInner Kuestguestas 8atiird«Saturdayv eveninnvf.n»nigr ofnt - . week. seriously ill. Mrs. Ann Denton and V""''.' s n "m rr .55 Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Averlll Sr.j Murray farm here. children of Grand Rapids were sup- Mra S. Drew spent Friday and Prwent. HON. JOHN DALTON, Judge Mrs. Polly Eash and son Clare j home. Mr. and Mrs. George Anderaon Mr. and Mrs. Don Wllstead at of Probate. 5.06 motored to Hudsonvillc Sunday to Edwin Nash of Clarksville was a Mr. and Mra Andrew Jousma and per guests Friday evening of Mr. Saturday with her brother and wife. In thr Mailer of Oie F.Rtote of WllUam bec 13.20 visit Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wagner, I DONUTS and family visited from Friday until Jullanne and Alice Troy of Grand and family, Fred Anderson were Greenville. "-• caller at Mrs. Jennie Pardee's Sat- daughter wore In Grand Rapids on and Mrs. Seymour Hesche. Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Headworth at I W. Pullen, Dpceaaed. Allen Hawley and Mr. and . . Speerstra Shepard, Roth. Christian- Q Motor Co.... 1.50 Mrs, Florence Burt of Comstock; Tuesday with their son and brother. Rapids spent the week-end at their Wednesday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thomas It appearing to the court that the time Ml 8 Mc ueen SOLD urday morning. business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schneider Clarksville. Be R utherf rrt Alden Eash and wife of Maryland. home here. Mr. and Mrs. David Veenstra and of Caledonia spent Tuesday after- for preaentation of claims a«aln« laid Howard Hawley were callers on "' . ° - ^ Mich. Mufl. Windstorm... 7.50 Park called on Mrs. Verne Furner of South Lowell called on Miss 1 Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Mlshler, Frank A miscellaneous shower was Mesdames William Brulon. Rob- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Houseman In honor of Mrs. Veenstra's birth- noon with Mr. and Mrs. S. T. See- Mr. and Mrs. Carter, Mr. and eatate ehould be limited, and that a time Sunday morning on Llbble Carr Trustees absent: None. Mich. Mufl Ins. Co 997.82 Ethel Shllton and Mr. and Mrs. and place be appointed to receive, examine Martin and wife and daughter, Mari- given Wednesday evening at the bert Lee. Emmett dheehan. John and Gerry were Sunday guests of day. Mrs. Anderson brought a ley. Mrs. Amlel Lopaz were in St. Johns | and George and Fred Roasch. Joe - Minute, . s of- the. meetin. g held. Frank Stephen^ -s 30.00 Marjorle Sue Mcssmore returned Claude Cole Sunday. Other callers and adjust all clalmi and demands against Se tW r 20.16 severe heart attack on Thursday ing good pay—learning a good trade—seeing the . . . over any other kind of military trainlngl in within three (3) month# from the dute Monday .upper guest, were * ' " importance of ample moisture dur- of this order, and In case of hla appear- e< 3.00 afternoon and is confined to her world. You will like the Navy too. Why don't you enlist now and get your choice off ance thu he cause his answer to the Blli and Mrs. Harold Sneathen of South zT r. 3.00 ing the growing season and high Lowell. Michigan Tradesman. bed. Miss Tichlaar is helping to many good Jobs. They ure open for you, just as we of Complaint to bo nied and a oopy temperature during the blossoming take care of Mrs. Tecple. Her many thereof to be served on the plainUffa at- Miss Carolyn DeBartolo of Grand F YOU WANT to get ahead fast,'to serve your country, are open for the furniture need of all who want .$ 424.24 period of thc nectar-producing crops. torney within fifteen days after service co Rapids was a Saturday night guest Total retetives and friends are extending r; v most and the best for their money. him of a copy of said Bill of Complaint and to build yourself a good-paying future... here's the op- best wishes for her early recovery, j Palace Cleaners I notice of this order, and In default thereof of the W. Miller family. City Hail Mr. and Mrs, Harry Fitch, Char-1 portunity you've been waiting for. Uut said Bill of Complaint be taken as Jack Brown, Bill and Ed. Jones ^ Gramer s UM Carl Freycrmulh, Prop. confessed by said Carl L. Smith, noo-resl- lotte and Mrs. 'Mabie Freeman at-' and a friend of Detroit were at M. h r^ii T(>ipnvonp 3.72 1 The U. S. Navy may train you to become an expert in W. A. Roth dent defendant; their cottage last week-end andIMich- 8611 TelePhone tended opening session of Grand It Is Furthsr Ordered, That the said Light & Power .90 Chapter, O. E. S. at Civic Auditor-1 any one of nearly 50 skilled fields. Each month, over 5000 plUntlff cause a notice of this order to did some hunting. Having decidcd to sell my farm. 1 will sell at public auction at the place bo published In the LoweU Ledger, a Pvt. Glenn Dennis left ffir Camp lum, Grand Rapids last Tuesday | new men will be sent to a Navy Service School, where you newspaper printed, published and drcu Total '. $ 19.47 evening. located ^2 mile south of US-16 on M-66, or 4^ miles south of Lowell, on Worden, Wash, last week Friday. 1 can learn to be a Diesel engine operator, machinist, avia- latlng In sold County of Kent, aixl that Ralph Dennis and family of Grand Band Miss Helen Loveless attended a Are You Satisfied With said publication be commenced within forty Hay Ride party this past Saturday Rapids were home with his par-jLowell School Board S 212.00 tion mechanic, aerial photographer, radio operator, or (40) days from date or this order, and night as a guest of Ed. Dunne- Your Present Job? We are First. Last and Alwayi that such publication be cootlnueU there- ents Sunday. Water Works whatever specialized work you're best fitted for. This first in once In each week for six («) suc- mm back, Jr. There were twenty-two cessive weeks, or that plalnUff cause Julius Basler 47.25 present for the hay ride and danc- If not, try the Navy. Uncle Sam will see to It that you year's training which you get is worth at least $1500. . . . trying to please our patrons and friend a copy of this order to be personally MOSELEY - MURRAY LAKE Mich. Bell Telephone... 3.01 Gove (Happy Stitchers ing was enjoyed following the ride served on said non-resident defendant at at the Dunneback farm. are well taken care of and he will give you a chance H; The Navy foots the entire bill. You earn while you learn. Young men—please Uncle Sam by Joining the Navj least twenty (20) days before the time Mrs. W. Engl® The first meeting of the Gove to make good. He Is a fellow that everybody likes to above prescribed for his appearance. Total 50.26 Happy Stitchers was called to or- Miss Jennie VanDrie of Grand k In fact, it is possible for an enlisted man to earn up to $126 now. He needs you and you need the training. THADDEUS 3. TAYLOR, Rapids was a guest of Mrs. Her- work for, because he's a square shooter. Wo too are Clayton Rennells of Frultport Street ' der by chairman Alice Phillips. Wc per month—with keep. Superior Court Judge. elected officers as follows: Presi- man Stukkie Wednesday. TUESDAY, OCT. 28 spent last Thursday and Friday at Fred Gramer 20.79 square shooters In that we give our customers and GERALD M. HENRY, dent, Martha George; vice pres., Members of the family gave Mrs. \ ou'll have plenty of opportunity for advancement in Attorney for PlalnUff. the Clare Ford home. L. A. Tanner 67 JO commencing at 1:00 o'clock, sharp, the following property: friends value received for their money. Bustceas Address: 401 Federal Square Anna DoRoo; secretary and news Peter Brunikool a party at her McQueen Motor Co. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Brlggs of Lodie Shear 72.00 position and pay—am/ you'll have fun while you leaml Building, Grand Rapids, Michigan. home on Wednesday evening, the Grand Rapids, Mrs, Emma Mc- reporter. Alice Phillips. Miller Bean Puller Examined, Countersigned and 67.50 We discussed the Idea of having. occasion being in honor of her HORSES HOGS AND POULTRY You'll come out of the Navy fully prepared to take on a Brace McQueen, Prep. Donald of Lansing and Mr. and Herbert Swan blr day T 8e rc8ent 6 Mr Entered by me. 1.05 dueaueas anda decideaeciaeda t1o0 taklane a collec- y -/•' *- * P w "-' - • T>_, /-i„ij;___ n , _ _|j Roller F. P. MacFarlane Co. CARL F. MEINKE, and Mr 0 t r 0 LOOK WHAT THE U. S. NAVY good job in private industry. And if you want to stay in Mrs. Earl Kropf of Lowell were Prlce-Rlte Hdwe 10.64 tlon whenever necessary. We also' * Henry BrunlkooP, Mr. |2 Bay Geldings, 7 yrs. Old Sow, 14 mos. old 2-Horse Disk Deputy Clerk. Sunday guests at the Chris Kropf the Service, you can go right to the top... and retire at tho AttMt; A true copy Prlce-Rlte Hdwe 1.49 discussed when and where to have and Mrs. Arthur Brunikool, Mr. 4 Pigs, 9 weeks old Osborne Hay Tedder home. Rudy's Service Station.. 19.50 CARL F. MEINKE, the meetings and decided to have and Mrs. Peter Brunikool. Jr., and | CATTLE 60 Hens Deering Mowing Machine AND NAVAL RESERVE OFFER YOU end of 20 years or 30 years if ith a liberal monthly mcorne. Deputy Clerk. Mrs. Eva Kropf and daughter Vine Hunter 2.50 them every two weeks at the home Carl' Duthler all of Grand Rapids, Dorothy spent Saturday In Grand Mrs. Herman Stukkie and Jean- r*_<; Harrison Wagon with rack You can choose now between the regulars or the re- The More You Learn STATE OF MICHIOAN. IN THE SUPER- of our leader, Mrs. Leon Seeley. Young Men, Take Advantage Rapids with Mrs. Archie Duncan, Toial 262.97 ette and Edith of Ada and Miss 'i FEED FREE TRAINING worth $1500. FINEST SPORTS and entertainment IOR COURT OF GRAND RAPIDS IN The members of the club are: Manure Wagon serves. Both offer equal opportunities for advancement. who is very 111 In a hoapital there. Grand Total . .$7,539.84 Jennie VanDrie of Grand Rapids. JlCIfll bred, due Dec. 1 Nearly 50 trades and vocations to The More You Earn! OHANCERY. NO. 7#«I AFFIDAVIT. first year, Martha George, Mary Corn Marker any man could ask for. RUTH L. SMITH, PlalnUff, Mr, and Mrs. Clare Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Iva Morris and Mrs. Carole jer8ev Cow 3 vr8 due Dec. 9 600 bushels of Oats Of the many opportunities afforded you by serving Vos, Anna DeRoo, Bertena DeRoo; J Double Work Harness choose from. vs Mra Llos-d Ford and Clayton Ren- Light £ Power second year, Gladys Bultendyk; McCormlck were hostesses at a 8 tons Alfalfa Hay your country in the U. S. Navy. Read about the train- That's how your pay Is based In the Navy Start at CARL L. SMITH, Defendant, nells spent Thursday evening with stork shower honoring Mrs, Earl Jersey Cow, 5 yrs., due Jan. 3 Grindstone TRAVEL, ADVENTURE, THRILLS— Booklet Clement Grindle $ 17.50 third year, Alice Mae Phillips; 10 tons Mixed Hay ing that is worth 11500 to you. $21, four months later get 996 and in eight months STATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY .OF Mr. and Mrs. Dell Ford, fourth year, Mary George. A total cCormi k ome n Set of Scales You can't beat the Navy for them! KENT.—S. S. State Bd. of Tax Adm 145.25 ^ ^ " o t ° Holstein Cow, 4 yrs. Artificial 230 shocks of Corn MR. MOTORIST: Take advantage of the many bar- GOOD PAY with regular increases. Mail coupon for your free copy of "Life in Tuesday afternoon. Besides the bredt due jan g get $54. If you learn more you will get more. Ruth L. Smith, being first duly sworn White Products Corp 155.60 of seven members. McCartney Electric Milking tha U.S. Navy." 24 pages, fully illustrated. says that she u the pJalrtlff in the shore guest of honor other guests present 250 bundles of Corn Fodder gains offered you at the— You may earn up to $126 a month. Ticket Agent: This ticket to the L.W.Johnson 333.00 Our leader, Mrs. Seeley, thought Machine BECOME AN OFFICER. Many can It answers all your questions. Tells what your enUtled cause. we would have one or two all-day were Mrs. Noah's mother and sis- Jersey Cow, 6 yrs Artificial 80 bushels Com in crib You are entitled to a generous vaca- That Carl L. mnKh, ihe defaidaat thars- •west coast costs you $100 and al- Orley Rulason 2.00 pay will be.., promotions and vacations you IOWH you a three-day hangover in meeting*. ter from Caledonia, Mrs. Hazel Jes- hrpH HUP FPH 2 Quantity of Wheat Straw HOUSEHOLD GOODS work for an appointment to the Henry's Drug Store In ramed, U not a resident at this State, Deposit Refunds 30.00 perse and daughter Pauline, Mrs. " . * tion period, with full pay, each year. can expect. ..how you can retire on a life in- but that his last known P. O. address Chicago. —News Reporter, Alice Phillips. m LoweU Gamble Store Naval Academy or the Annapolis of was RooMvelt Gas Station, Reed City, John Hefferanj 6.00 Fern Snell, Mrs. Ruth Lyons. Mrs. Black Jersey Cow, 7 yrs., Artl- Electric Washing Machine, come. Describes how you can learn any one Thrifty Miss: And how much if ; IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS M. N. Henry Michigan. Zimmerman Oil Prod'to.... 372.59 Others may fix your salary but Marlon Furner, Mrs. Gladys Whltte- ficial bred, due Mar. 29 Speed Queen Bob Focht GOOD FOOD and plenty of it. the Air at Pensacola. of 45 big-pay trades from aviation to radio... That affiant haa made diligent Inquiry I don't get drunk in Chicago? Ray Alexander 4.89 you determine your worth.— Horace more and Mrs. Erma Summers. D c J110 * r Monarch Electric Stove how many may become officers. 27 scenes to leant his place of rcaldsnce and bu Eureka Vac'm Cleaner Co. 3.51 Mrs. NoHh received many lovely Cow, b JTS., due Apr. 5 4-Section Springtooth Drag, been unable to ascertali the same. Cherry. Sideboard FREE CLOTHING. A complete outfit FUTURE SUCCESS. It's easy for from Navy life showing sports and games you may play, ships you That affiant makes this affidavit for the PUBLIC NOTICES Electric Supply 27.60 gifts and the hostesses served a Guernsey Cow, 5 yrs., due Walter A.Wood may be assigned to, exciting ports you may visit. Tells enlistment purpose of obtaining an order for the Kuhlman Elec. Co 133.05 dainty lunch of home-made cakes I Nov. 30 Moore 2-Section Springtooth Apex Electric Refrigerator of clothing when you first enlist. Navy-trained men to get good- appearance of said defendant, Carl L. We all hope for the day when requirements and where to apply. If you are between 17 and 81 (no Smith, In the above faase. ROBR APPOINTING TIME FOR HEAR- Lowell Ledger 12.00 isms will be was me.— J. W. Losch. and ice cream. .. Drag Beds and Dresser (Over $100 worth.) Become a Trained Mechanic ING CLAIMS paying jobs in civil life. high school required), get this free book now. No obligation. Ask Further deponent salth not. Barclay, Ayers & Bertsch.. 1.50 Mrs. Frank Richardson spent a|Guernsey Heifer, 2 yrs., due Spiketooth Drag China Closet Howard J. Rlttenger the Navy editor of this paper for a copy. Or telephone him. Or mail RUTH L. SMITH SUte of Mtchi(an, The Probate Court Armstrong Products .20 few days of the past week in Blod- j May 26 Subscribed and sworn to before me this for the County of Kent. International Hay Loader Bookcase Agent FREE MEDICAL CARE, including him the coupon. You can paste it on a penny postal card. Young men. Join the U. 8. NAVY and you have a G. R. Steel and Supply 9.62 gett Hoapital, Grand Rapids, re- niIrh' Upifpr 2 vrs due LIBERAL RETIREMENT-PAY for 8th day of Ocfeber, A. D. 1M1. At a session of said court, hsld at the 1 81 eller Z (1Ue Chairs chance to get the best mechanical training in the GERALDINE MALEWTTZ, probate office, la the dty of Oraad Rap- Sherwood Hall 1.75 turning home on Sunday afternoon. U *™ " " ' ***•' Keystone Side Delivery Rake regular dental attention. regular Navy men. Notary Public, Kent County, Mich. ids, in said county co the 10th day of May 30 Couch WEAR IMS MOttE OF NONOItl If after reading the free world at the naval school for mechanics in the Ford line Material 17.74 Moore Walking Plow All Kinds ofjlnsurance My commlMion expires, June 8. 1MD October A. D. 1M1. Weatinghouse Elec 150.71 WE PAY Other things too numerous to booklet you decide to apply for a place in the Navy, Rouge plant at Detroit eSV« Present, HON. JOHN DALTON, Judge SMYRNA " 4 Heifer Calves Planet Jr. Walking Cultivator of Probate. Kreuter Faasen. 59.54 you will receive this smart lapel-emblem. It is a badge Mra. Haoserman Riding Cultivator mention U the Matter erf fee Eetate of Mn D Capitol Elec. 55.82 Albert Bull Calf of honor you will be proud to wear. NOTICE, LBDOER READERS— Far Dead or Disabled Says you can earn while you learn to be a Sten- It appearing to the court that the ttme Clifton Engraving 113.32 Friends of The Ledger having Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norton were ographer In the Curtis-Dyke for presentation of claims against said L. R. Klose Elec 18.211 TERMS:—All sums of $10 and under, caah. Over that amount 6 months business in the Probata Court Of estate should be limited, and that a thne General Elec. Sup'ly Corp.. 9.81 STOCK Sunday guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle { Kent County will confer a favor and plane be appointed to receive, examine Mulder Service Station.... 25.53 Rexford at Kent City. time on good bankable notes bearing 7% interest if paid when due. If U. S. Navy Lwoll Ford Soles and Service on the publisher by requesting and adjust all elates and demands against ENROLL IN THE NAVAL RESERVE Taar out and lake or send this coupon aald deoeaaed by and before aald oourt: Lee Keech 40.94 The Smyrna P. T. A. are having' As the caurt to order probate netU It is Ordered, That all the creditors of F. J. McMahon 131.76 Horses $3 Cattle $2 its carnival Wednesday evening, i not paid when due, 7% interest will be charged from date of note. No to the Navy Editor of this newspaper published In this paper. The ... BE RELEASED AFTER THE EMERGENCY said dec caned are required to present their James McMahon 79.92 November 5 at the school house. Court will be glad to comply with claims to aald court at said Probate Of- Prompt Servlon goods removed until settled for. 70.20 Everyone welcome. The Secretary of the Navy has an- Without any obligation on my part whatsoever, please send the request when made. —Ro- flee on or before the llth gay of Dfcrnibrr 'Mert Sinclair can be spared, regardless of the A. D., IMI, at ten o'clock in the fore-lRyrne McMahon Collect Next Maccabee meeting Is a i nounced:—"All men now enlialing in me free booklet,"Life in the Navy, "giving full details about apectfully, A. G. Jeffarina. tf 81J of Lime nauninmg in their enlistment." noon, said time and place being hereby Ip,. . 66.96 double shower for Mr. and Mrs.; NOTICE. Farm to be sold at private sale the Naval Reserve will be retained on the opportunities for men in the Navy or Naval Reserve. Join the Navy! appointed for the erumination and adlast- THE NAVY Remember —the regular Navy and aW of all claimrandMmaMla against Gerald Staal 61.56 Harold Rlttersdorf, who were re-j active Navy duty throughout the period Naval Reserve offer you the mitift trav- Professor: "Er, my dear, what's said defeased. Cluin. Houseman .'.... 42.; cently married and Mr. and Mrs. 1 of the national emergency, but they Valley Fits You For Your Life's Work! el, training, promotions, pay increases. Name. .Age. the meaning of this vase of flowers 50.76 Robert Mattlson (nee Evelyn Slmw) will be released to inactive duty as soon Physical requirements in the Naval Re- You Earn While You Learn. on the table today?" copy of this order for three succeasiTe Kittle Charles 46.78 who were married Sunday at Green- after the emergency as their services serve are more liberal. Send coupon! Wife: "Meaning? Why today's weeks previous to aald day of bearing, in I Jerry DeVlne 59.20 Chemial Company ville. your wedding anniversary." VanOcker 58.12 The Maccabee county convention Telephone Ionia 400 Fill out the coupon in the adjoinini SERVE YOUR COUNTRY ir BUILD YOUR FUTURE Profesaor: 'Indeed! Well, well, JOHN DALTON, Ray Ingersoll. 47.52 le at PorUand, October 30. All that MYRTLE TREDENICK, Prop. _StatSL You Sae the World and do let me know when yours la, so Judge of Probata. Elmer Layer.. 87.80 can drive cars and take a load advertioement. You earn while you A true oopy: "Foorteemfi Year of Servioe" HARRY DAY Ctek I may do the same for you."—Santa FRED ROTO, Bill Basler... 80.00 aa Smyrna has been asked to put learn in the Nary. You see the world. Get Thrilling Adventure Fe Register of Probata. cM-st C. A. Llebbe.. 6.80 on the memorial services. R. C. THOMAS, Aietiueer - EIGHT THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER tS, 1M1

Social Events latlon of ^fficers.PPlease keep thlj Coming Events datHoteo rvrutopen anonHd lelot. u.1s0 al.11l attend..<• I - v t) I A' R 1 W, E] Lie 0 M r. u f DeMaar-Slater Mary Potter, Reporter. Keep this in mind—American' You eao have an extra closet space in a A verj- pretty wedding at thc H. S, GlrK Clab Legion Fair, November 3-7-8. tf ?uC^ Th, Lowell High School Girl,' Club Ulilo Wood-tone Wardrobe - $?-.29 Wednesday, October 15. wth All veterans are urged to attend Q,ujcouinJjeed evening was performed by many new members present. the next regular meeting of Chaa. Have your blanket}! handy in a T-Leonar. d Green way, pastor when j Committees were named for an W. Clark post No. 152, American Dorothy Slater and Joe DeMaar Msembly proFrarn to ^ ^ven on Legion, to be held next Monday Hide-a-way Chest on Casters J1.19 were united In marriage before a » The purpo.J^of thi9 evening, Oct. 27 in the Legion club- JVERy RedaWhife bank of palm, and salmon pirUc pro?ram (0 demSn^te the C4j. rooms. Important business. For tbese cool Borniags we have lined end r PRODUCT IS ^hir^lther Iube^Si£? **** « events that will be under- Rebekah fair and pancake sup- AiMifbl Heaters at . . *3.50, $4.50 tad $6.25 Mles Harriet DeMaar dressed in decided11 to'put o^a pUy per at the City Hall, Saturday, Nov. guaranteed TO 8. c24 ILB LicjE R Hi E irn u E y mums, was maid of honor, while sjbje The Child Study Club will meet Monday evening, Oct. 27, at 8:00 p. give SATISFACTION Conrad DeMaar atted as bftt man. f Excellent entertainment was pro- Mln Marilyn VanderVeeti wore a vlded by M„ Warner Roth m. with Mra. Adrian Zwemer as host- pretty gown of blue "d WM the Borgerson. and Miss Margaret "Are Our Children What the COFFEE OR money mgx 1:Ra y bridesmaid. Mr. James Meid.™, Schools Make Them" Green & White !b. bag 21c acted as usher. * Miss Alice Buikema, Organist. Carl Freyermuth as leader. Bring Green, White 3-lb. bag 59c EVEN BLINDFOLDED played the "Wedding March" and Book Forum scrapbooks. other music appropriate for the Blue & White lb. bag 29c ! occasion. Mr. Robert Weaver aang Mrs- Roger McMahon entertained Past Noble Grand's Club Hal- Red, Wbite lb. ?ac. tin 33c "O. Promise Me" and "God Sent You members of the Book Forum club lowe'en party Monday evening. Octo- To Me*". ;at her home Tuesday evening with ber 27, L O. O. F. hall. The bride's gown was of white Mr8 G€or8"e Pappin giving the re- taffeta cut with a shirred bodice 0' "The Ke>"« of the Kingdom" FRANCO and sweetheart neckline, leg-o-mut- by ^ J* Cronln- Membertkip in Auxiliary ton sleeve, with 2-yard train and AMERICAN Spaghetti 3 cans 25c finger tip veil with halo. She car- Book Review Means Much to You ried white roses and white baby! The Book Review club met Mon- mums The time is here to renew your - [day evening at the home of Mrs. membership in the American Le- R & W Sweet Pickles 22-oz.iar 25c Mrs. Slater and Mrs. DeMaar each Lee Miller for a 7 o'clock dessert, gion Auxiliary for another year. ...you'd pick wore corsages of salmon pink glads Mrs. Warner Roth gave the review, Consider for a moment what this Red & White Gr'fruit no. 2 can 15c APPLE BUTTER and bronze mums. membership means to you. It is Following the service at the Honors Guest From Texas among the most precious of your Gold Seal Prune Juice 19c church which was at 7 o'clock, a possessions. Your right to be an reception was held at Candle Light Mrs. John Taylor entertained at Our Topcoats a luncheon Thursday honoring Mrs. Auxiliary member has been won Red & White WHOLE GRAIN 32. oz. jar 17c House for 26 members of the family for you by the service of your and wedding party. Mr. and Mrs. J. L Kopf of Houston, Texas. A few old friends were guests. husband, son. father or brother to Golden Bantam Com 2 no. 2 cans 29c DeMaar left immediately on a alfort his country in time of war. Your Magic Washer pkg. 27c wedding trip to Chicago, returning Auxiliary membership gives you the Hekman Saltine Crackers lb. box 16c to Grand Rapids on Sunday. Mr. privilege of going forward with the French's Bird Seed 2 pkgs. 25c DeMaar left on Monday evening for More Local News men of your family as they carry Red & White Spinach No. 2 can 15c Camp Livingston, La., where he Is into peace-time the service they Swan Soap 2 bars He stationed at present. Congratula- Floyd Boyce spent the week-end rendered during the war. B & W Tomatoes, No. 2 can 2 for 23c tione and best wishes. in Lansing with his brother Harold As the World War passes further DNZ, Ige. pkg. 21c med. pkg. 10c and did eome hunting. into history the women of America B&W Sweet Peas 2 No. 2 cans 29c Annual Rotary Party Miss Ellen Wiley of Grand Rap- are recognizing more and more the Red lc White SWEETENED The Rotary Anns, the public Ids visited in Lowell several days importaiTOe of their connection with NBC Shredded Wheat Biscuit 10c school teachers and other guests last week with Mi-s. E. G. Nash and that great strurgle through the serv- Grapefruit Juice 46-oz. can 23c were delightfully entertained at the other friende. ice of their relatives or through their Fancy Shredded Cocoanut 8 oz. 15c Red & White UNSWEETENED annual banquet of the Rotary Club own services. They are rocugnizlng held this week Wednesday evening. Joe Leja and girl friend of Grand the desirability of preserving the Oriental Bean Sprouts 2 cans 19c Grapefruit Juke 46-OL can 23c A wonderful chicken dinner with Rapids were Sunday dinner guests significant things relating to this none of the trimmings left out was of Mr. and Mrs. William Krumm at connection in an organization such B & W Cocoa lb. 13e served by the Ladies' Aid of the Ver- the E. A. Wleland farm. as the American Legion Auxiliary Blue Super Suds large pkg. 22$c gennes Church, the party being held Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Collins were Every year a larger and larger R & W Wheat Flakes 2 pkgs. 19c at Lone Pine Inn. the use of which Sunday evening callers of Mr. and number are discovering the inestim- was generously donated by Mrs. Mrs. Howard Buttermore and Mr. value of being a member Trhle King Florence Bailey. The event was and Mrs. Ed O"Harrow all of Grand of the Auxiliary. also honored by the presence of Rapids. The women of America are recog- P'NUT BUTTER Blended Syrup 16-oz. jar 18c Governor C. W. Bemer of the 151st nizing, too. that the war left many Sunnvbrook district and Mrs. Bemer. William Collins. Rex Couins. Rich- national and world problems un- As Is the custom, the occasion is ard Fonger. Richard Gephart and solved and that to aid in the solving Salad Dressing qt. jar 27c one given over to good clean fan and Cleone Collins attended the East j of these problems is a duty and a 2-lb. jar 25c entertainment, details of the pro- Grand Rapids-Lee football game privilege of those who had the most R & W Tapioca, 8-oz.pkg. 2 for 19c gram having been arranged by E. Wednesday evening in Grand Rap- vital connection with the war. They C. Foreman. Features of the ,pro- '<^s• understand the wider significance gram Included group singing, solos, Mra Wm. Collins and daughters of the work which the American SEAL 14-cz. quartettes and Instrumental Marylynn and Cleone, Mrs. Walter Legion is doing; and value the b