Weather EAST JORDAN NEWS A October 18 58 45 October 19 55 46 October 20 , 63 39 CHARLEVOIX COUNTY October 21 53 39 October 22 55 27 October 23 53 48 HERALD, CONSOLIDATED October 24 56 35 October 25 49 32 s "0. IBs ,"¾ .¾. IT) SERVING THE FASTEST GROWING AREA IN THE NORTH VOLUME 59 NUMBER 43 EAST JORDAN, MICH., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1955 10 CENTS ENDS SATURDAY

• WA• • Y FOOTBALL Services Held Mystery Man On Streets October 14 for Devils Whip Gaylord Walter WoodcockI n Fund Swelling Contest Services were held Friday, Oc• The campaign quota for the tober 14th at 1:30 p.m. at Wat• 1955 East Jordan community For Second In Row son's Funeral Home for Walter chest has hit the half way mark, F. (Jack) 'Woodcock, who pass• May Hold chairman William T. Downs said East Jordan's fired up ball ed away, from coronary thrombo• club broke into the win column sis at his home at 109 Mary St., Tuesday. again Friday with a last minute East Jordan October 12th. He Second Ann'l. He issued a plea that all wor• Foote Will winning score over Gaylord, 13-7 was 61 years old. He had suffet'- kers and contributors remember that racked up two wins for the ed from heart trouble most of that Saturday is the deadline locals in one of the most hectic his adult life and had had two Swan Festival seasons they have seen in sever• previous serious attacks, one in and that the total quota is $6,- Trial Is al years. 1952 and one in 1954. Rev. Dale A second annual Swan City 500. Gaylord began the scoring in Larson of the East Jordan Ev• festival to be held early next Downs said that the SO per the second period with Glasser angelical Lutheran Church offi• summer got approval from the cent in now includes a good sweeping around the Red Devils ciated at the services. right end for a 13 yard dash members of the East Jordan Bus• share of industry's quota, al• Postponed Mr. Woodcock was born Sep• inessmen's Association meeting though individual contributions over "the goal. The extra kick tember 15, 1894 in Kalkaska and are "coming in good." It was reported Tuesday that made the tally 7-0. lived there until 1915. He came at the Jordan Inn Tuesday night.,. the now famous Frank H. Foote East Jordan then opened up Queen Sue Throckmorton, sophomore at East Jordan High School, The chest's mystery man was is crowned Homecoming Queen by Superintendent E. E. Wade dur• to East Jordan where he was em• Chairman Donald Clark said will' trial scheduled for circuit a passing attack which surprised ployed at the Furnace and Che• the festival will be further dis• on the Streets Tuesday after• fans since the local team had ing halftime ceremonies of the East Jordan Gaylord garnet. Lonnie noon after making a visit to court October, 31, has been post• Thompson, Jane Jackson and Lynda Skop are in her court. mical Co. until the termination cussed at the November meeting poned for a few days. not taken to the air this season. of the firm. He moved to Lans• of the association. Rotary members at their noon But three interceptions by both -—Photo by Rogers ing in 1922 and was employed by luncheon. William Downs attorney, for teams kept the ball near center Boat races, which always at• the East Jordan Public Library Olds until he suffered a heart tract large crowds and the addi• Residents are making a silver field in a game which began to attack. After several months re• donation to the mystery citizen's said that Circuit Judge Charles bog down. tion of fireworks attraction was L. Brown, of Traverse City, who City-Wide Garbage Pick-Up cuperation he returned to East suggested for the next festival. aide and then guessing who the With no score for East Jordan Jordan in 1923 where he has person is. was scheduled to hear the case at the opening of the last quar• Since the November meeting Monday, has a previous commit• since made his home, and was will be a dinner meeting at which The mystery citizen is dressed ter, Dick Streeter drove across employed by the East Jordan ment at Jackson on that day. pay dirt with an off tackle rush May Be Voted By Council time the annual election of dir• like a dog with the motto: "Don't Iron Works. ectors will be held, Chairman dog it on the campaign." Through mutual agreement from the eight. Mayor Vern Whiteford told with attorneys involved, the trial Streeter .then ran across for On August 23, 1920 he mar• Clark said he would wait for a * * * members of the East Jordan ried Agnes H. Rebec in East formal vote on the festival plans will be held at a later unannoun• the extra point. Businessmen's Association Tues• will without doubt come up for EAST JORDAN was bombed ced date. . During the final minutes of some kind of official action at Jordan, who survives him. He until then. He wanted a larger day night that the city council was a veteran of World War I turnout of members for additio• last Friday with community the game Streeter passed to is discussing the possibility of the next council meeting. chest leaflets telling the cam• Woodcock making four yards and a member of the American nal discussion. setting up a city-wide garbage Legion Rebec-Sweet Post 227. paign story. Robert Strehl and and then Woodcock went over The members discussed addit• Eric Golke were in the plane for the winning score. and trash pick-up program. Also surviving are one daugh• ional ways and means of aiding Halloween ter, Mrs. Roy Gokee of East Jor• which flew over the city drop• * * * The plan under discussion, the Sportsmen Jordan Rrver Sportsmen's Club ping the information. mayor said, is to establish cer• dan, one sister, Mrs. Josephine in the development of Sports• Friday night the Red Devils tain days each week when a city Stites of Flint; two brothers, men's Park. The mystery citizen will be on School Party will face one of the best teams Frank of East Jordan and Ros• the streets for short times on in the northern circuit when employed truck driver will make Hold Meet coe of Kalkaska; two half-bro• Thursday and Friday and resid• they, meet Boyne City on the residential and business district thers, Armand Keller of Kal• ents are urged to take part in Monday Nite latter's field. Boyne City dump• pick-ups. kaska and Martin Keller of Zee- Farm Bureau the guessing contest. ed Harbor Springs last week to It was thought that the city, Tonight land, and one grand daughter. >,- The annual East Jordan school remain near the top (second to Bearers were Chester Walden, On Saturday the Boy Scouts Halloween party is scheduled for would charge $1.00 per month -Colored slides of East Jordan Names Smith Charlevoix) in northern league for business district pickups and Merle Thompson, Edward Kam• will be selling apples on the the school next Monday night in v and area scenes will be shown at standings. 50c for residential. radt, Marshall Griffin Jr., Theo• streets with donations going to cooperation with the Rotary the monthly meeting of the Jor• dore E. Malpass and William As President swell chest funds. Club. * * * Mayor Whiteford said the dan River Sportsmen's Club at council has not taken a formal Malpass. Burial was in Sunset George Smith, of Charlevoix, Also, Saturday, those persons Events will include a masquer• FRIDAY GAMES the American Legion hall 8 o'• Hill cemetery, East Jordan. ade parade, a peanut push, jit• vote on the plan, but that he clock Thursday night. (Tonight) was named president of the appearing on the streets down• Charlevoix at Gaylord Relatives and friends from out terbug contest, tug-of-war, ap• East Jordan at Boyne.City brought it up to the Business• Secretary Jerry Rogers is urg• board of directors of the Char• town with out a red feather or ple on a string, wheelbarrow Harbor Springs at Mancelona men's meeting to see how the of town to attend the funeral levoix county Farm Bureau at pin will be "arrested" and taken members felt about it. ing members having slides to were Mrs. Josephine Stites and the annual board meeting held to court and fined. The fine will race, hog calling contest, pie eat• Grayling at Pellston bring them along to be shown. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stites of ing contest and others. Chairman Donald Clark took The club will vote upon a in the home of Carl McBride be a few cents. a quick vote of members present. Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kel• Monday night. The many activities to raise Prizes totaling about $25 will change in the by-laws and dis• ler and Mr. and Mrs. Van Dame STANDINGS They voted 100 per cent in favor cuss further development of Smith .represents the Hayes funds for the chest have been be given for various winners. W of the plan. of Zeeland, Armand Keller and Each class from 7th through the Sportsmen's Park. Community Farm Bureau group. working out as planned, accord• Charlevoix 5 Roscoe Woodcock of Kalkaska, First . vice-president is Ole ing to Downs. 12th will compete for the aw- Boyne City * * * Refreshments will be served Bruce Woodcock of Grand Rap• •ards. 4 and guests are being asked to Nielsen, Sr., of East Jordan re• Grayling 3 MAYOR WHITEFORD _.said ids, Mrs. Joe Gibbard of Battle presenting the Ironton Commun• In addition to aiding with the Harbor Springs 2 the plan would result in more bring a friend. Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Rolland events, the Rotary Club will help orderly operations at the city Woodcock of Richland, Art Ge• ity group. A ' East Jordan 2 Second vice-president is- Louis Hallowe'en furnish refreshments. Pellston 2 dump, since it is planned to have rard and Mrs. Howard Wilkins Gaylord a man there at all times to sup• of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Leon• Jones, of Boyne City, represent• 1 ervise dumping. Volunteers Leave ard Fettig and Annette Fettig ing the Walloon Lake commun• Mancelona 1 ity group. Parade Mon. Also the plan would aid the Thomas G. LaBlance and of Cadillac. Seniors To fire department. Several times The board voted to combine The elementary school pupils Franklin Potter of Charlevoix the offices of secretary-treasur• this past summer the department leave October 31st for induction will have" a Hallowe'en parade Paint Rural Main Street has been called to the city dump It's A Girl! er. They named Mrs. Lucille Monday, October 31st, weather when fire has gotten out of con• into the Armed Forces. Both Sheridan, of East Jordan to the permitting. The parade will start trol and threatened nearby boys are volunteers. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Malpass post. from the school, go through the Mail Boxes Jr. are announcing the arrival of The above officers represent Parking Is woods. : • - William C. Goss, also of Char• business section and return to The senior class of East Jor• It was said that nearby motels levoix, leaves November 15th for a daughter at the Charlevoix the Farm Bureau's executive school. It will be followed by dan High School will be can• and cottages might enter the a preinduction physical. hospital Friday, October 21st., committee. parties in the individual rooms. vassing the rural routes soon Big Problem plan by contacting the man hired asking for permission to stencil to make the pick-ups. However, names on mail boxes and to paint Members of the East Jordan those outside the city limits HOT TIME AT FIREUALL the tip of the flag red. The Businessmen's Association meet• would have to make direct pay• charge for this service will be ing at the Jordan Inn Tuesday ments to the truck driver. The 50c per mailbox. night discussed the increasing plan calls for adding the city Authorization for this service difficulty found in Main street pick-up charges to either the was given the senior class by parking. property taxes or sewage tax. Six Firemen Honored For 156 Years postmaster Thomas St. Charles. Chairman Donald Clark said The printing will be in accord• the parking problem Js getting The mayor repeated the fact ance with postal regulation 156.- steadily worse and that within a that the council has taken no 52 which recommended that the year or so the city will have a action on the plan, but is at• Of Service To City Of East Jordan name of the owner of each box "real problem on its hands." tempting to find out how the re• sidents feel about it. be inscribed in neat letters not Greatest period of congested less than one inch high on the traffic is summer months, it was side of the box that is visible to He said the council generally ED KAMRADT and Gilbert the "boys continue to have as ready to go when the alarm pointed out, hut it was felt that was in favor of the plan, which There was a hot time at the Sturgell looked back on the old good a department as they have the carrier as he approaches. If the city needed a parking pro• sounds." „ boxes aire grouped, the name old fire hall Monday night. A . days and recalled how ill eq• had in the past." gram that would be effective the * * * The six men, for whom the should appear on the door. year around. potluck dinner; a movie, speech• uipped the department was to appreciation dinner was given es and appreciation awards help• handle some of the big ones. BIGGEST EVENT of the eve• are leaving the department with Some memlbers felt the city COMING ning was the presentation of should provide an off Main ed make history for the East "These young fellows have a combined 1&6 years of service got the department in shape to• 1000 day clocks. They were han• to the residents of East Jordan. F.F.A. Chapter street parking lot close to the EVENTS Jordan Volunteer Fire Depart• business district. day," Sturgell said; ded out one by one to the six Following are their names and ment. men who gave so much of their the number of years they spent It was suggested that the city October 27—St. Ann's Altar And then there .was the most Buys Reserve might be able to rent space on The dinner for retiring fire• experienced man of all — the lives to the defense of East Jor• as volunteer fire fighters: Gus Society will meet at Parish Hall men brought stories of those dan against fire. Anderson, 40 years; Merl vacant land until a permanent at 2:30 p.m. dean of East Jordan fire fighters, Champion Boar parking lot could be provided. "big fires" of years past and re• Gus Anderson, who (Monday The clocks were presented by Thompson, 25 years; Gilbert It was pointed out again that October 28—Jordan River I. called times when the older men night received tribute for his Sherman Thomas and went to Sturgell, 24 years; Ed Kamradt ILast week Lewis Prebble, Bob merchants themselves are great O. O. F. Lodge. fought fire under the most dan• more than 40 years as a volun• the following men: Gus Ander• 23 yearsi Louie Peterson 22 Prebble and Everett Ingalls October 28—Red Devils play gerous conditions. son, Ed Kamradt, Joe Nemecek, years; and Joe Nemecek 22 years offenders of over-time parking teer fireman. * * * went to Lansing to purchase a on Main street. But it was said football at Boyne City, 8 p.m. Merl Thompson, Gilbert Sturgell boar for the East Jordan Chapter The young firemen paid tri• Louie Peterson, who has ser• and Louie Peterson. THE OLDER men moved from that keeping those offending October 31 — The regular Chief Thomas recalled the of FFA. They attended the an• merchants from Main street par• monthly meeting of the Cherry- bute to the older more exper• ved the city as a fireman for the the basement meeting room and nual boar exhibit at MSU and ienced men, and the retiring fire• last 22 years, looked around the long and unselfish service ren• went up stairs to look over the king would not solve the entire vale Home Demonstration Group dered the department by the late purchased a reserve champion problem. will be held Monday at the home men returned their thanks and table and said, "No one ever modern, efficient equipment registered Hampshire boar. appreciation for the way the thought of anything like this un• Mary Green, former telephone which stands ready to challenge Blacktopping of the alley next of Mrs. Julius Roberts. The to• operator. She sounded the alarm The boar will be let out for to Memorial Park by the lake pic for discussion will be "work• younger men are operating the til tKe young men took over the the rage of fire. services and a slight fee will be department today. department." and often spent much time in has been suggested by several ing With Today's Fabrics." contacting individual firemen There were 46 firemen and charged to cover part of the cost. merchants. Angle parking in the November 1 — American Le• Men like Ed Kamradt, Louie wives and children on hand to It may be used for service at the Another man who spent 22 when necessary. take part in a ceremony that has alley would eliminate much of gion meeting. Peterson and Merl Thompson, years with the department is Joe Lewis Prebble farm. His tele• the problem, it was said. Each retiring firemen wore a made history for the department. phone number is LE 6-7067. November 2—The R. L. D. S. seasoned firemen with many Nemecek who said, "I certainly Upon receiving their present, years of experience behind them, miss the gang and the depart• red plastic helmet and the place Jim Shepard returned from Ladies 'Aid are sponsoring their settings for the dinner were, some of the men were unable to annual ham supper. Serving will looked back on the "big ones" ment." Fire Chief Sherman Tho• say what they felt, but it was Kansas City where he attended that not only change the face of small red fire hydrants. the national FFA convention as OVER THE be from 5 to 7. mas said Joe was always on hand, evident to all how they felt ab• a delegate. Jim is ranked as num• November 3 — St. Joseph's the city, but made history for willing and able to go when the In his address to the older out the tribute paid them by ber 11 in the state of Michigan Council of Catholic Women will East Jordan. alarm sounded. firemen Chief Thomas extended their fellow firemen. for FFA and farming activities. BACK FENCE meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at Par• Called to mind was the Can• And then there was Merle the department's thanks to the The appreciation dinner was Ten other boys from Michigan ish Hall. The committee includes ning Company fire, the Drenth Thompson, a 25 year man with wives of the firemen. "They are an event not easily forgotten by also attended the convention and BY MARSHALL Jeanne Bugai, Genevieve Davis, fire, the school house fire and the department, who gave the the people who get us out of bed the men who have devoted their received the American Farmer Mary Dolzel and Mary Ann also the burning of the fire hall "younger department" a pat on at night" he said. "And they are lives to a public service upon degree. (On Page 2) Downs. itself. the back and expressed his hope the people who see that we are which so many depend. OVER THE BACK FENCE NORTHERN BY MARSHALL LIGHTS We leaned into this column (Compiled by the News-Herald Staff) today with a nice armful of EDITORIAL PAGE thoughts, but when we took type• writer in hand to write they fled. Our lily white intentions were to FISHERMAN! PLEASE TAKE NOTICE Page 2 * East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, October 27, 1955 write along here and not rip into anything that might, raise pres• If the "Skippy Fly" ever becomes popular for trout, F. W. Rea sures of blood. So we'll just start of Detroit is liable to wind up with a hairless cocker spaniel. And I hate war with a complete hatred. It takes off with bullet or there is a good chance that very thing might happen. shell or surgeon's knife the capacity of men to achieve their own easy like from the beginning and livelihood or 4o the work for which they would otherwise be fully work forward^ Two weeks ago when Rea was fishing Lake Ann, he tried a new qualified. streamer fly which he had made up from hair that he clipped from Brave men, self-sacrificing men, for the rest of their life are put A fellow came in from Elmira his black and white cocker spaniel, Skippy. Sure enough, a big rain• on the limits and strangely suffer in stormy weather from limbs am• the other day and stopped at bow took hold of the fly. Gave Rea quite a battle, but finally broke putated. Ken Dillers to pick up a square away, taking the fly along. How much of the human family in every century has been cut up barrell. A few uneducated on• and shot to pieces and passed into mutilation! American manhood lookers attempted to correct him Although Rea has returned to Detroit, the Skippy fly willget an• had hardly recovered from the lacerations of the war of the Revolu• by saying he was without doubt other try on the Lake rainbows. Rea sent one to district fish sup• tion when it was called to be carved by the swords and stabbed with referring to a box. But that sort ervisor Stan Lievense, who will see if he can duplicate the feat of bayonets and blackened with the gunpowder of 1812. of lingo didn't change the far• hooking a trout on the dog hair lure. * * * mers mind at tall. He said back HARDLY RECOVERED was our American manhood from that at them: "I still want a square when the war with Mexico began its butchery. Hardly was American barrell, regardless how you arm FOR FLY-TYERS who are interested, the Skippy fly has a yellow manhood recovered from that before the civil war took hold of it chair startegists figure it out." body ribbed with silver, a black head and a red tail. The streamer and dug its grave trench through the north and its grave trench * * * What Are You part consists of white under black hair —clipped from a dog named through the south. Editor's note: Square barrelis Skippy. Hardly was our American manhood recovered from that when the came into general use back dur• Doing For Them?^ What was that about fishing going to the dogs? Spanish War came with its malaria and crowded hospitals. ing the war. That Was about the • Thank God that now lour of the greatest nations are allied in time the round ones were all ra• —From the Traverse City Record-Eagle good understanding — the United States, England, Germany and tioned on a pickle priority. So Russia — and if they will do the right things they can forever stop the farmer knew what he was READ THE WANT ADS! ~ national and international strife and put an end to wholesale am• talking about. putation. (From a sermon delivered by Dr. Talmadge at Washing• * * * Good Bird Hunting Season ton, D. C. and'reported in the "Enterprise" of Thursday, February 6, 1902 at East Jordan, Michigan.) The other day we felt a sty Dr. Talmage had no way of knowing that in 1916 and again in coming into our eyes and im• After Hot Summer Months 1941 the "wholesale amputation" would flare anew to further dis• mediately some one said we were seeing too much. But we haven't Although our hot, dry sum• grace mankind. • * . had them looked into since a un• mer was rough on humans, Mi• less, easily disturbed. iformed officer checked them chigan's game birds thrived on Michigan is an especially 3-WAY back in '43. But as we get along it and now abound for outdoors- good place for woodcock hunt• in age it is increasingly notice• men, be they hunters with gun ers, this wildlife expert points PROTECTION able to us that sooner or quicker or camera. out. "We have many low, mar• glasses will be forthcoming. We Along about the time they're shy swampy areas with the thick Covers travel accidents* certainly hope they bring untold full grown and legal for hunters cover favored by the woodcock," gun shot wounds an? delights to our eyeballs and they're also in full plummage he explains, adding that the Ca• other accident* during make seeing a circus. and best shots for the camera nadian woodcock will migrate your hunting trip. * * * fan, according to U. of M. pro• through Michigan southward wi• We thought East Jordan had fessor of Wildlife Management, thin the next few weeks so hunt• its, fair share of occassional ru• Warren W. Chase.. And the time ers will have a good shot. Only suicide, flying- (ft* mors and behind the hand talk• is now. Hunting and good eating at• aircraft not operated by ing and whisperings and goings- tract a lot of sportsmen to the established air concerns* on. But they tell us now that Woodcock, partridge and birds, but even more people go war and professional Boyne City has suddenly beat .us pheasant will he in their heyday, out to see the brilliant plummage athletics are not covered* four ways to next Friday after• and although there won't be as says the professor, who urges noon. " ' many grouse—"they're approa• color film for shutter-bugs. * * * ching a low in their ten-year cy• Some of the birds are popular CONTINENTAL We have a darn good fishing cle"—there'll still be plenty to because their feathers make CASUALTY COMPANY guide around town. He can pot at. chic ornaments for ladies' hats. guide you through thick and thin There was a time when the egret The best time for hunting by and heron were in danger of ex• and come out safe and sound. gun or camera is in the early But put him in a bank vault tinction because of overzealous YOU'D morning, says Professor Chase. hat hunters, Professor Chase re• ISSUED IMMEDIATELY BY. and he doesn't know which way The birds are feeding then and to turn. The only reason he lates. More stringent hunting ROBERT A. CAMPBELL AGENCY couldn't guide himself out of the laws have solved this problem, HAVE vault of the new bank was be• an obituary. and he cautions hunters to William M. Swoboda, Manager cause he didn't have a compass. But in one instance it fails check with local conservation of• Complete Insurance and Bonding Service Friend Teddy spent something• miserably. It simply cannot make ficers on hunting seasons and like two uncomfortable hours in sour stomachs sweet again. limits on bag. THE the new vault as helpers made unnecessary comments about his probable length-of stay. And ta• king it all in good fun he spoke Not long ago a hush-hush, camouflaged only King's English back at them. '56 Chevrolet scorched the nerve-break• And he isn't going to try to get something back on those guys. ing road up Colorado's Pikes Peak for a Naw, not a bit. new NASCAR* certified record—the WIRING '56 Chevrolet sets new first time that old King of the Mountains Every once in a while some• one comes up with the comment has seen a new official stock car record in that we ought to have a lady on years! And what a road! 170 chilling the council or as mayor. This turns and no guardrail! It's the first and small feat can be accomplished Pikes Peak record by the simple matter of voting. only time a new model ever proved itself But still, if the ladies should ever such a great road car before its introduc• THIS be of a mind to put some civic tion! The '56 Chevrolet showed the kind deal across they could all join of performance that makes driving safer hands and speak, as one mouth in top-secret test! This would make a heck of a rac• and more fun. So wait for the car that WOULDN'T ket and put pressure where pres• beat the King of the Mountains! sure belongs. *Natlonal Association for Stock Cor Auto Racing whose officials *. * * timed and certified the performance of this preproductian model. HAPPEN Rev. DeHaveh came into the restaurant the other day scratch• ing his head and saying: "I just saw a man driving a horse into ALL a gas station." This .fetched forth all sorts of comments on the why and what for and that sort of thing. But the strangest thing about the whole incident is that he saw a horse. Folks say there hasn't been a horse around East Jordan since they used to TIME sell peanuts at the EJ&S whistle stop. A newspaper report out of it Traverse City said.the East Jor• dan Swan had come down there to stay the winter. But not know• ing they were supposed to set up house keeping, the Swan flew back again. Shucks, lots of peo• ple from East Jordan visit Tra• • lb verse City once in a while. But that doesn't mean they are going to camp out there. »' We were poking around in the Christmas toy order George' Sherman received the other day. He's got an electric train that follows a rubber track. You push the track into any shape on the floor and the train follows the curves without falling over. That is the slickest thing we've seen since false teeth.

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Thursday, October 27, 1955 * East Jordan News~Herald * Page 3 and Merilynn Lewis, daughter of LIBRARY Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lewis of East IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE! Jordan, were united in marriage See Clarence Healey if you Mr. and Mrs. Myron Hilton of NOTES Saturday, October 22nd. The want to buy real estate. Phone Charlevoix were Sunday guests double ring ceremony was per• LE 6-7210. of their brother and sister-in- formed by Rev. Kenneth Snow, % % # law Mr. and Mrs. John Saganek. OPEN HOURS: Monday, Wed• nesday, Thursday and Saturday pastor of the Mancelona Meth• •Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sommerville * * * 1:00 to 5:00 and 7:00 to 8:30 odist Church, at the parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Eino Jarvie and The only attendantswere Ronald were Sunday guests of their son p.m. Tuesday and Friday 11:30 s and daughter-in-law, Mr. and daughter Mitzie, and a friend of a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Except holi• Brownell, brother of the groom, Mrs. Max Sommerville at Mount Rudyard, were Thursday guests days. and Linda Lewis, sister of the bride. Pleasant. of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Blossie. New books for adults. Rim- * * * * * * rock by Luke Short. A modern The bride wore a navy blue Mrs. Alvena Benson returned Pete Hammond and Harold Western by uranium findings to dress-trimmed in white with a to her home Thursday after vis• Miller spent the weekend near spur the two opposing camps. red rose corsage. The bridesmaid iting her grandson, Roger Ben• Clare pheasant hunting. All 'My Darlings. (Thomas wore a light blue dress trimmed son and family at Mt. Pleasant * * * Byrnes) This is a family story in white with a pale pink mum for a few days. Louis Robinson is a patient written by the father of nine corsage. at the Charlevoix hospital hav• children. It is said to be probab• Donald is a graduate of East Plenty ing suffered a very hard para- ly the most entertaining story of Jordan high school, class of 1951. latic stroke last week. its type since Cheaper by the He served two years in the arm• * * * Dozen. ed forces and is now employed goes into really good Mrs. Myron Poe and two sons For the small fry: The Ugly at Fisher Body at Flint. dry cleaning and expert Lincoln and Jeffery of Walled Duckling. Anderson. Illustrated Merilyn is a graduate of Cen• pressing — skilled operators Lake, visited her parents, Mr. by a famous Danish artist, this tral Lake high school, class of . . . scientific methods . . . and Mrs. Albert Blossie last book was put out to honor the 1955 and.is now attending prac• modern facilities. Try our now there are week. On Wednesday they ail 150th anniversary of the auth• tical nurses training in Traverse recipe for clothes care —- spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. or's birth. It is a beautiful book, City. today. Duane Thompson at Traverse and the story never grows old. A reception was held after nine great new City. Thumps. Beatty. Thumps was with wedding at the home of Mr. a bright piglet, but he really en• and Mrs. Marshall Shepard, an• * * * tered the circus by accident. cle of the groom, with whom he East Jordan Mrs. B. G. Braman spent Mon• Once there he made everyone has made his home most of his day with her son and daughter- sit up and take notice. life. The pretty three tiered wed• in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bra• The Mary Martha Group of Two new books that are es• ding cake was made by Donald's Cleaners man at Traverse City. the Methodist Church met Fri• pecially suited to bigger boys, mother. The reception was at• * * * day evening at the home of Mrs. East Jordan but girls will like them, too. Goal tended by the families of the Mrs. George Bulow and Mrs. Sam Rogers. Fourteen members To Go. (Bishop) Jim Milner had bride and groom. Cvinriides Ann La Valley went to Pontiac enjoyed a delicious pot luck sup• above average football ability. Friday to visit relatives. per. President Edith Swafford He knew it. His team mates Oh-H-h I called (the meeting to order. Boy Married Mr. and Mrs. Percy Penfold is, knew it. So did the Coach. But thoao'66 Plans were made for the an• he was not adjusting well, and in the Little Traverse Hospital, nual Bazaar in the near future. - Church where she is being treated for In England the Coach was puzzled. When * * * Coach Henry tried to shift him OLDSMO BILES! broken ribs she received in a (Mr. and Mrs. Duane Hosier of Miss Coral Drury Handsley, car accident last week. to another position on the team, News . . * NEW Flint visited his mother Mrs. J. daughter of the late Mr. and he calmly declined. He was not * * * K. Bader over the weekend. Mrs. Maidens Handsley, of St. rude, but he just did not seem to UNITED MISSIONARY Greater Power I Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kopkau * * * Aubyn's Terrace, Spilsby, En• care whether he played or not. CHURCH NEW and son Dennis, and Mrs. Russell Mrs. Helen Weaver accompan• gland, and Airman 2nd Class It took some time for Coach Rev. C. W. Thompson, as tor Fuel Economy I Bolser were in Petoskey Satur• ied by her sister and brother-in- James Ernest Raymond of the Henry to discover what was at Rev. Thompson is to be in NEW day. law of Lansing returned to their USAF, East Kirkby, son of Mr. the bottom of Jim's strange be• charge of morning meditations Starting Easel * * * homes Friday, after spending and Mrs. Ernest Raymond of havior, but when he did he was over radio station WjMiBN, Pet• NEW A surprise birthday party was the past three weeks touring East Jordan, were united in mar• ready to help. oskey on Tuesday, November 1st riage at the Spilsby Methodist at 10:15 a.m. Quieter Quiett • given at the home of Mr. and thru California and New Mexico. John Jewitt's Adventure, by Mrs. Darius Shaw "in honor of * * * Church recently. Shannon Garst. John Jewitt's -/. JJAJM Come in and tee Mrs. Shaw's birthday. Those pre• Mr. and Mrs. Don, Cook of The bride, given in marriage Journal gives the facts of his Vf^O^ty^ the nine.great nesenwt were Mr. and Mrs. Merrit by her uncle, Mr. A. E. Handsley '56 Evinrudcs. Lansing spent the weekend with thrilling adventures crossing the Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Me• their mother, Mrs. J. K. Bader. of Stickney, was attired in an oceans in a fur trader, captured "A" line style gown of white Finkton News redith, Mrs. Viola Shaw, Mr. and * * * by Indians, massacre, hardships, Mrs. John Laisure and two chil• net over taffeta. Her embroi• but in the end admiration and IDewey Hosier returned to his dered veil was held by a cap of dren, Mrs. Alberta Nowland of home at Ellsworth Friday from friendship for his captors. Mrs. East Jordan, Mrs. Helen Shaw pearls and she carried a bouquet Garst tells the story so well you Mort Hite of Midland brought the Charlevoix hospital where he of red roses. his mother Mrs Leonard Hite, BOATS — $45 & up and Mrs. Margo Kane of Charle• was a patient. will live the adventures with home Wednesday Mrs. Hite had voix. The guest of honor receiv• The two chief bridesmaids, young John. ed many lovely gifts. A pot luck * * * Miss Gloria Handsley, sister, and spent several days visiting in USED MOTORS — $10 & up lunch was enjoyed at the close Ed Hosier of Detroit and Jack Miss Janet Baggott, had gowns Midland. Leonard Hite returned of the evening. Hosier of Atlanta spent last of turqoise net over taffeta with with Mort to Midland to do some BEAR ARCHERY SUPPLIES week end in East Jordan visiting Juliet caps and bouquets of It's A Girl! pheasant hunting. * * *. relatives and friends. white roses. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey B. Mo- * * * One ladies' winter coat for * * * The best man was Aircraft• sher are announcing the arrival Sergeant and Mrs. Paul Wil• sale. See Bill Hawkins at Hite's Mr. and Mrs. Richard Malpass man 2nd class Richard O'Neil of of a daughter, Diane Marie, on son are home on leave. Paul is on Ric's Boats Drug Store. Sr. and family attended the USAF base at East Kirkby. The October 21st at Charlevoix hos• his way to Germany. He leaves * * * home coming in East Lansing service was conducted by the pital. about the 80th. Oh-h-h! New Rocket T-350 power Mrs. Edith Swafford will over the weekend. They also Supt. Minister, Rev. M. H. Gid- ... New Jetaway Hydra-Matic LEnox 6-2672 leave for Grand Rapids Thurs• visited in Albion and Battle dings. No -place in Michigan is more Dale Lavanway spent the smoothness . . . New Starfire day where she will spend the win• Creek. than 85 miles from one of the weekend home. Styling! You'll say "Oh-h-h!" for A reception was held at the sure when you see Olds for '56! M-66 1¾ Miles North of East ter months with her daughter * * * Spilsby Cross-Roads cafe after Great Lakes. Jordan. and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ronald Scott and Mrs. which the bride and groom left Michigan was the first state Soo them on Charles Quick. Don Haig of Boyne City attend• for a honeymoon in London. With 54 state parks, Michigan in the country to make provis• ed the Cancer Workshop and has the greatest number of any ion in its earliest constitution "OH! Day" Nov. 3rd at your training school at Kellogg Cen• READ THE WANT ADS! other state. for a; state library. O Li D 8 MO BILE DoaUr'lt ter at East Lansing October 13- Now is the time ! 14th.' They went as Charlevoix representatives of the American Cancer Society. Mrs. Scott is the Smoking Survey Chairman and Celotex Roofing will give a report at the next meeting. Month End * * * Due to an error Mrs. Kather- at ine Braman's name was ommit- ted from the list who attended the 11th Annual Convention of S A*. Li El! the Grand Lodge and Rebekah Ken Diller Lumber Co. Assembly, OOF of Michigan held in Grand Rapids October 17-18- (FLOOR SAMPLES) 19. * * * If you want to sell property, list it with Clarence Healey. Ph. Clothes Dryer w-tm* WINTERIZE YOUR CAR NOW! LE 6-7210. * * * ALCOHOL — 79c gal. Mrs. Cora Brush of Boyne Now $149.95 City, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bolser PERM. ANTI-FREEZE — $2.49 gal. and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bolser and three children were Sunday HEATER HOSE — 15c ft. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest v Kopkau. The occasion was in Ref g. 10-Fbot Was $289.95 honor of Mr. and Mrs. Kopkau's RADIATOR HOSE CLAMPS — 15c each 25th wedding anniversary. * •* * Now $199.95 RADIATOR CLEANER & SEALER Marshall Gothro has gone to Flint where he has employment. Leon Peterson's Area Credit Refg. 7-FoOt Was $199.95 Gamble Store Group Meets Now $159.95 East Jordan * At Gaylord $459.95 The 21st annual stockholders Freezer, Upright Was meeting of the Gaylord Produc• tion Credit Association will be held on November 2 at the VFW 12-Foot Now $275 95 Hall in Gaylord. you get all -these deluxe -features Give Winter Registration will begin at 10:- 45 A.M. Report for the Board of for as little as a week Directors will be given by Ar• afl.r a matt nold W. Ostrander of Afton, down paym.ni A Warm Welcome! President of the Association, One Used and the financial position and Larger loading Shelf—Door when open forms a handy progress will be discussed by Se• shelf that makes loading and unloading easy. cretary-Treasurer, A. J. Town- $-Woy Dry Dial—Just set it on "Dry" to com• send. pletely dry clothes for storage, or use time settings Ball Band Insulated Boots A lunch will be served at noon Deep-Freeze by the Ladies Auxiliary of the for damp-drying or for drying miracle fabrics. For Women & Children VFW. The entertainment will be Direct Air Flow System—Blows warm, filtered sir provided by Edgar Stephen of directly into the clothes gently tumbling in the Alpena who will amuse and my• basket. They come out soft—fluffy. Like New $2.95 up stify everyone with his magic. There will be several drawings for prizes during the day and a Easy Lkt Disposal—Dryer can be vented outdoors free gift to all members. simply and easily, or you can use the pop-up lint Andrew Lampen, president of trap. Lint's no trouble at all. the Production Credit Corporat• Ladies' Winter Coats ion of St. Paul, will be the guest speaker. His topic will be "What is a Co-operative?" His talk pro• $14.95 up mises to be thought-provoking, informative and entertaining. DORMEYER MIXER-JUICER Now $19.99 The main business of the day will be the election of two direc WITH 5-PIECE ALL PURPOSE KNIFE SET Regular Price—$39.95 tors. The terms of directors Jo seph Martinchek of Charlevoix Jackets and Snowsuits and Arnold W« Ostrander of For Children Afton expire at this meeting. The Nominating Committee has Pop-Up Toasters $14.29 17" TV Set $129.95 named these two gentlemen for re-election. Other nominations may be made from the floor at :THE DRESS the meeting. All farmer members and their wives are urged to attend this & GIFT SHOPPE; meeting as well as other farm• Sherman s Firestone Store ers or farm leaders interested in co-operative farm credit. LOOKING BACKWARD JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS SPORTSMEN'S Church School—10:00 a.m. Reviewing The Morning Worship—11:00 a.m. HEADQUARTERS CHURCH SERVICES Zions League Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Prayer Service Wed., 8:00 p.m. HUNTING & FISHING News-Herald LICENSES ISSUED October 30, 1955 ASSEMBLY OF GOD Joihn W. Murphy passed away Page 4 * East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, October 27, 1955 Rev. H. L. Moody at his home in Echo Township. Sunday School—10:00 a.m. —Excellent Coffee * * * ST. JOSEPH CHURCH ber at 7:30 a.m. Morning Worship—11:00 a.m. —Complete Meals Rev. H, J. Dryden of Grand Rev. Joseph J. Malinowski Sunday Evangelistic Service- —Home Baked Goods Rapids, spent five days at the Sunday—7:30 and 9:30 a.m. UNITED MISSIONARY 8:00 p.m. Tph Kidder farm, where well Holydays—7:30 a.m. & 7:30 p.m. CHURCH Thursday Prayer Meeting— attended meetings were held, First Fridays—7:30 p.m. C. W. Thompson, Pastor 8:00 p.m. and the First Spiritualist Union Weekdays—8:00 a.m., Except Morning Worship—11:00 a.m. church of Charlevoix County was June, July, August and Septem- Sunday School—10:00 a.m. CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Bill's organized. Youth Fellowship—7:00 p.m. Boyne City — Wilson Twp. * * * Soirveyor Fayette Mclntire Evangelistic Services 7:30 p.m. Rev. Richard Noffze, Pastor and a crew of men are working Prayer Meeting (Thurs.) 8:00 Wilson Township: Gwendolyn Isaman, daughter under the Charlevoix County of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Isa• Road Commission doing the pre• Church Service—9:30 a.m. man die dat their home in.Ells• paratory work for the East Jor• FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Sunday School—10:30 a.m. Duck Inn worth. dan Advance County road. Sev• CHURCH Boyne City: * * * eral bad corners are to be cut Edward O. DeHaven, Pastor Church Service—11:00 BEER — WINE — IN or OUT Doris C. Glashaw became the off and kinks in the highway Regular Services: Sunday School—10:00 bride of LaVern Taylor at the straightened ou.t in places. The The Church School meets at home of the bride's parents. project has already been appro-' 9:45 with classes for all ages. TIME TO FIX UP FOR FALL ved and work will commence as The Morning Worship begins Gladys Bennett was United in at 11:00 o'clock. marriage to B. C. Mellencamp at soon as funds are released. the home of the bride's parents * * * FINKTON BIBLE. in Boyne City. Mrs. James Howard passed a- FELLOWSHIP CHURCH * * * way October 25th. Followed by short morning ser• Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clark * * * vices. Harold Gidley son of Mr. and wmm Coulter, a daughter, on October Sunday School—10:30 a.m. 17th. Mrs. James Gidley and pharma• Youth Fellowship—6:45 p.m. * * * cist at Gidley & Mac's and El• Evening Services—8:00 p.m. 4ti mer Brudy of Gaylord, son-in- Wednesday Prayer Meeting— November 1, 1935 law of the Gidley's, will shortly 7:30 p.m. Miss Isabel Kitsman and Ralph open a drug store in Petoskey FIRST QUALITY, ALWAYS Wagner of Wyandotte were under the firm name of Gidley married here October 24th. BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH ELLSWORTH LUMBER COMPANY < and Brudy. Central Lake *Washday blues: I scrub, rinse, wring, and Rev. Paul Gelatt, Minister JOS. F. BUGAI TELEVISION Bible School—10 a.m. iron the old-fashioned way ... Up-to-date Worship—11 a.m. equipment would sure make the job easier!" Youth Time—6:30 p.m. Gospel Service—7:30 p.m. Cadillac- Traverse City Prayer Meeting, Wednesday— 7:30 p.m. OUR BANK'S ECONOMICAL APPLIANCE LOANS MAKE SUCH Bible Club, Thursday, 4 p.m. Sunday School Sunday 10:00 EQUIPMENT EASIER TO BUY. ASK US FOR THE DETAILS! WPBN-TV 9:30 D. Fairbanks Presents Morning Worship, Sunday 11 Thursday 10:00 Greatest Dramas Evangelistic Service, Sunday— 4:05 Previews 10:15 Frank Leahy Predicts 8:00 p.m. 4:10 Health & Happiness Club METHODIST CHURCH Friday and Saturday, October 28 and 29 10:30 Pro-Football , Highlights Rev. R. H. Moore, Pastor 4:15 Shopping Tips 11:00 Weather 4:30 Rin Tin Tin Morning Worship—10:00 a.m. SPECIAL HALLOWEEN SHOW 4:45 Bobo the Hobo 11:05 Blue Flame Scoreboard Church School—11:15 a.m. 5:00 Deputy Don 11:20 Frontier Days MYF—7:00 p.m. Vincent Price Phyllis Kirk Frank Lovejoy State Bank of East Jordan 5:30 China Smith Saturday FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 6:00 News 10:25 Program Previews Rev. Roy Green, Pastor "HOUSE OF WAX" 6:15 Limelight 10:30 Electricity at Work Sunday School and Church— 6:30 Sports Today 10:45 Michigan Report 10:30 to 12 noon A thriller in technicolor plus 2% Interest Paid on Savings' 6:40 Weather 11:00 Big Top Evangelistic Service-—7:45 p.m. 6:45 News Caravan 12:00 Western Time Thursday at 7:45 p.m.— "TARZAN AND THE LEOPARD WOMEN" 7:00 Best of Groucho 1:00 Understanding our Wld. Teaching Service 7:30 The People's Choice 1:30 Religious Town Hall with Johnny Weismuller 8:00 The Great Gildersleeve 2:00 Facts Forum PENTECOSTAL FULL 8:30 Bundy Mt. Jamboree 2:30 Big Ten Football GOSPEL TRUTH CHURCH 9:00 The Falcon 5:00 Grand Old Opry Rev. Harley R. Barber, Pastor Sunday and Monday, October 30 and 31 9:30 (Movie Museum 5:30 Barrel No. 1 Sunday School—10 a.m. 9:45 Final Edition 6:00 Lawrence Welk Worship Service—11 a.m. Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in 9:55 Weather ,7:00 Big iPcture Sunday Eve. Service-—8 p.m. 10:00 Michigan Outdoors 7:30 The Honeymooners CYA Tuesday—8 p.m. "YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG" 10:30 D. Fairbanks Presents 8:00 Two For The Money Prayer Meeting, Thurs. 8 p.m. 11:00 Chicago Wrestling 8:30 Jubilee of Stars Their newest and best comedmy * * * 9:00 Gunsmoke EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN " VistaVision and Technicolor East Jordan Friday 9:30 Abbie Neal CHURCH 10:00 Wrestling Rev. Dale Larson Pastor 4:20 Previews 11:00 Million Dollar Movies Sunday School every Sunday 4:25 Health & Happiness Club at 9:45 a.m. Classes for all ages. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Nov. 1, 2, and 3 4:30 Rin Tin Tin At least 29% of the nation's 4:45 Michigan Conservation Church services every Sunday Alan Ladd and Audrey Dalton in 5:00 Deputy Don total salt deposits are believed at 11:00 a.m. Communion Ser• Telephone Lines 5:30 Johnny Jupiter to be located in Michigan. vice first Sunday of every month "DRUM BEAT" 6:00 News Family social dinner second V 6:15 Industry on Parade (Michigan ranks first in the Sunday of month following mor• Action and adventure when the west was new 6:30 Sports Today nation in the production of salt, ning service. CinemaScope — Technicolor 6:40 Weather gyplsum, calcium - magnesium 6:45 News Caravan compounds and marl. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF 7:00 Children's Hour UBS JOHNSON 7:30 Life of Riley 8:00 Big Story Michigan Bell Manager 8:30 Orient Express 9:00 Cavalcade of Sports 9:45 Varsity Music Time 10:00 Final Edition 10:10 Weather 10:15 Paul Bunyan Theatre 11:45 Scoreboard * * * STARTING TO WONDER Saturday 5:00 Teen Agers about family Christmas gifts? 5:30 Mr. Wizard 6:30 Walt Nowak Show Additional telephones are 6^:30 Homer Bell 7:00 Perry Como wonderful to give, because 8:00 People Are Funny they do so much for every• 8:30 Texaco Star Theater 9:00 George Gobel one. Installed in the bed• 9:30 Your Hit Parade 10:00 Final Edition room, kitchen, basement, 10:10 Weather living room, they save hours 10:15 Saturday Night Feature * * * of time and countless steps. WWTV Thursday You needn't run when the phone rings... just reach 1 10:25 Program Previews \ In solid or two-tone colors, they will brighten up your 10:30 Party Line 11:00 Valiant Lady home, harmonize with your decorations. The cost? 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Mt. Clemens Metal Products Co. East Jordan Canning Company Wanted Real Estate allowed and the residue of said STRICTLY BUSINESS by McFeaHen estate assigned to the persons en• Want Ad Rates WANTED — Responsible party to Six rooms and bath, full basement. titled thereto, will be heard at the CASH BATE: 2½ cents per word, minimum, 65 cents. If ad take over low monthly payments Furnace, insulated, easy to heat. Probate Court on November 15th, is not paid by Saturday noon after last insertion, it will be on Spinet piano. Can be seen lo• $500 down. 1955 at 10:00 a.m.; considered charged. If ad runs three consecutive times you cally. Write Credit Manager, Box Five room attractive -bungalow, get three ads for the price ef two. 233, Farmington, Michigan. 41-4 garage, $1800 full price. It is Ordered, that notice there• Card of Thanks -— $1 Professional Directory — $2 per mo. Four acres, paved street, city wa• of be given by publication of a ter. $350 cash. copy hereof for three weeks con• Seven rooms and bath, stoker, hot secutively previous to said day of WANTED* hearing, in the East Jordan News- Page 6 East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, October 27, 1955 TIMBER — LOGS water heat, excellent location. For these and other values see Herald, and that the petitioner For Sale For Sale We are buying standing saw Keith Dressel, Broker cause a copy of this notice to be timber or logs. Van Every Post Office Bldg. LE 6-2200 served upon each known party in FOR SALE — Used Refrigera- WOOD AND COAL COOK Bros. PO Box 326 Petoskey or interest at his last known address i tors, Electric Ranges, Washers, STOVE for sale, Monarfch, all contact Waldo B. Van Every 100 acres, modern house, good by registered mail, return re• - Oil Water Heaters. — SHER- white enamel. Also heating stove. or Clarence Greenier at Green• barn, a real bargain at $7000. ceipt demanded, at least fourteen LE 6-7190. 43-1 l MANS. 22tf ier Saw Mill, Harbor Springs. Terms. (14) days prior to such hearing, After 6 p.m. call Petoskey DI 6 room modern home and two lots, or by personal service at least five 7-4590. 13tf $4500. Terms. (5) days prior to such hearing. FOR SALE FOR SALE—Car top carrier 5 room home, well located, $3200. Floyd A. Supp Millwood, mixed as it comes (metal) with tarpaulin. Tires—- 3 acres, 5 room house, close in, off the mill, $10.00 per load 2 snow, 710-15; Two 670-15. 1 Judge of Probate Services $2200. 43-3 Hardwood, $12.00 per load tubeless, 710-15. Sportsmen's 5 room house, $1600. All wood — cash on delivery enclosed one wheel trailer. TYPEWRITER and adding mach• 80 acres in Echo Township, $1700. ATKINSON LUMBER David Bradley all steel trailer ine repair. All makes. Call Bill Clarence Healey, Broker NOW WITH NEW LE 6-2657 with steel reinforced gates. LE 6-7210 East Jordan RCA radio-phono combination Thorsen. JU 2-7029. 39x2 console. 39" rollaway bed, Log Cabin on State Street, small NYLON.OFFER! FOR SALE—1955 Chrysler New youth bed, baby bed. High WIRING SUPPLIES — Complete down payment. Yorker deluxe demonstrator, 10,- chair. Picnic basket complete). assortment on hand including Modern Home on M-66, 1 acre 000 miles. 1955 Plymouth V8 4 Dinette table. 5 boy's coats, si• metal and porcelain switch and land. door station wagon, 4,000 miles. zes 10, 12, 14. 1 boy's wool outlet boxes, duplex receptacle 200 Acre Farm, all buildings in J950 Farmall M Tractor, 2 new flannel shirt, size 10. 1 pair —pull chain and keyless types. good repair. iractor wheels and tires. Frank J. boy's rubber boots, size 3. -7- SHERMAN'S FIRESTONE Frank J. Nachazel, Broker Nachazel, 901 Mill Street, Phone CALL LE 6-2582 'You're hired! I like your reaction when I yell, 901 Mill Street LE 6-2284 . Certified . ^Ch Y ^ LE 6-2284. 39tf 303 West Water Street 'BOY! COME HERE! V 99 GENERAL TRUCKING — Local 38tf > $165 J/7* < East Jordan and out of town. Phone LE 6- VALUE, U**'*^^ >• WOOD FOR SALE — All dry 43-3 7161 Lyle Smith, Mill street, Legals hardwood either chunk or buzz By d'Alessio East Jordan. 13tf. wood. $4.50 per cord, delivered. THESE WOMEN! STATE OF MICHIGAN Also dry elm furnace wood, $4.00 SALE — Baldwin Spinet Pianos. The Probate Court for the a cord, delivered. See William Tro• Just a few Bay View specials and WE REMOVE County of Charlevoix. janek, Route 1 or call Lewis Tro• floor samples left. Give your child In the Matter of the Estate of janek, LE 6-2^80 40x3 Dead or Disabled and yourself the pleasure of play• Dorothy Roberts Kinner, deceased. ing one of these responsive sup• At a session of said Court, held FOR SALE—Fancy apples in sev• Horses and Cattle : Kraft Dinner display «t erbly styled pianos. on October 21st, 1955. eral sizes. Red Delicious, Mcin• And Other Farm your {racer's. Nylen eratr Present, Honorable Floyd A. blank oa every cartes. tosh, etc. Pears. Fairman Orch• HANNA'S MUSIC Animals ards, Route 1, Charlevoix. Supp, Judge of Probate. 614 Howard Street Notice is Hereby Given That Phone DI 7-2826, Petoskey FOR PROMPT SERVICE POTATOES FOR SALE — Chip- the petition of Joseph P. Wilkins PHONE GAYLORD 6231 •pewas, no blight. $1.50 per bushel the administrator of said estate, MACARONI-AND-CHEESE delivered. LE 6-7257. William LIVING ROOM SUITE for sale, praying that his final account be -Shepard. 41x6 good condition. Blue. Mrs. Tho• VALLEY CHEMICAL mas Bussler, East Jordan. 43x1 horn tookdUi 7 wutuitfe I Company With Kraft Crated for that 1948 HOUSE TRAILER — 25 SHOP EAST JORDAN "foot, all aluminum body. Good FOR SALE—Nine milk cows on fivouah-ai^throvgh cheese flavor .condition. $650.00. Call LE 6- D. H. I. test. Bill Zoulek, East 22330. 41x3 Jordan, Michigan. LE 6-7226. 43x3 MISCELLANEOUS DISHES for • sale. 301 Esterly Street, East Jor• FOR SALE — 1939 Chevrolet. dan. LE 6-2655. 42-2 Clean, new seat covers, good run• RUBBER STAMPS ning condition. Good tires. $65. FOR SALE -— Quality hay. Will Call LE 6-7075. 43-1 deliver in truck load lots. Contact Dick T. Winkel, McBain, Michigan FOR SALE — 1949 Streamlite Phone 112. 42x4 trailer 28 foot, sleeps 4, electric refrigerator, electric brakes. Ex• BRIDE FOR SALE—Warm Morning hea• cellent condition, $800. Edgar ting stove. A real buy at $15.00. Bowerman, LE 6-2542. 43-3 STOCK STAMPS & DATERS See William Heath, 300 State St. 43x1 FOR SALE — 1942 Dodge, $50. 1948 Kaiser, $150. Nearly new CHROME MOUNTED DEEP FREEZE FOR SALE — wine Wilton rug, 9x12, $75. Bud "He's busy thinking, but if it's important, International Harvester, 11 cu. Thomas, LE 6-7010. 43-3 I'll wake him up!" MADE TO YOUR ORDER ft. JU 2-7419. 43x1 DAVENPORT AND CHAIR for Used Cars For Rent sale, cheap. LE 6-2295. 43x1 1954 Chev, 4 door, dark green FOR REjNT — House in East Jor• 1954 Chev, tudor, black and ivory, dan. Six rooms and bath. LE 6- NOTICE! power glide. 7290./ 43-2 Call LE 6-2371 1950 Chev, sport coupe, power My office will be glide. FOR RENT — Four rooms and 1950 Chev, tudor, green and ivory bath, automatic heat. $35.00 per closed all day Satur• 1950 Chev, 4 door, 2 tone blue. month. Keith Dressel, LE 6-2200 EAST JORDAN NEWS-HERALD day, October 29th. 1953 Dodge, 4 door, 2 tone blue 42-2 1951 Dodge, 4 door, dark green. 1950 Olds Holiday coupe, hydr- Help Wanted John C. Schmittdiel matic. "Your children may not fol• MAKE $135 AND UP every week. Chiropractor > • 1951 Studebaker, tudor, gray Pull or part time. Take orders for low your advice, but they will 1948 Hudson, $145. Boyne City follow you!" America's largest selling, nation• 1947 Studebaker, $99. ally advertised Liquid Fertilizer 1948 Chev, $145. since 1946. WRITTEN GUARAN• READ THE WANT ADS! 1948 Plymouth,' $145. TEE. No investment. Excellent op• 1948 Ford, $145 portunity for expansion. Write 1947 Ford stake raeL truck $195. "Na-Churs" Plant Food Co., 472 1940 Dodge panel, $49.95. Monroe St., Marion, Ohio. 42-3 Businessmen's Directory CHARLEVOIX OIL COMPANY At the bridge Card of Thanks 42-2 Ph. LE 6-7349 East Jordan AUCTIONEERS I want to thank the doctors and Yes, There Is Money R A R TELEVISION Jim & Sam Brannan nurses for their kind and careful Authorized Service Dealer Our Services Don't Cost consideration of me while I was Sales and Service Gen. Elec. THEY PAY in the hospital. I also want to Antenna Installations Zenith Graduates of Reiseh School of Jeep thank my many friends and neigh Auctioneering. Phone JU 2-7613 bors for their prayers, flowers Electrical: Contracting and cards. All your acts of kind• ECHO R. G. WATSON Sales - Service ness were gratefully received. For You Each Week Electrical Enterprise Funeral Director NORTHERN MICHIGAN'S James D. Frost LE 6-7260 ' 109 Mill Phone LE 6-7031 LARGEST DEALER IN A mere "Thank You" seems so MONUMENTS 4 WHEEL DRIVE VEHICLES Lennox Furnaces inadequate to express our grati JORDAN HEATING & JOHN C. SCHMITTDIEL tude for the many acts of kind REFRIGERATION CO. Thursday open 'til noon New - Used ness shown us during our recent Furnace Cleaning and Repair Chiropractor bereavement. Mon., Wed., Fri. 9-12, 2-5, 7-9 JEEPS - TRUCKS - STATION WAGONS To neighbors, friends, relatives, On The Refrigerator Repair Clarence Lord Glenn Campau Tues., Sat., 9-12, 2-5 JACK'S AUTO SALES Rev. Dale Larson, Guy Watson, LE 6-2272 Bank Building, Boyne City pall bearers, and American Le• Dial JU 2-6292 ' Boyne City JU 2-6511 gion Auxiliary, we say to all, "God WILLIAM T. DOWNS Bless You." Attorney at Law J. H. SAVORY, M. D. Agnes Eldeva, Roy and Income Tax Counselor East Jordan, Mich. Judy, Frank Woodcock and LE 6-7358 139 Main St. Hours: 2 to 5 p.m., family. Classified Page Hours: 9-12 and 1-5:30 —. Daily except Wed. & Sun. Monday through Saturday 7:30 to 9 p.m., Tues. & Sat Office LE 6-2511 BOWMAN'S For Best In Gas Service Residence LE 6-2313 UM lt& grand PETGAS J. VAN DELLEN M. D. USED Boyne City Gas Co. East Jordan, Mich. Your P«tgas Dealer Office Hours as a &auc6...a 2 to 5 p.m. Daily CARS C. BLAIR & SON Except Thursday and Sunday salad dressing Cabinet and Mill Work 7 to 9 p.m. Wed. and Sat. Hundreds are looking for bargains Furniture Repair Sunday by appointment or West Side Phone LE 6-7304 in case of emergency and 9 spread! One Block West of 66 on 32 Phones: Office LE 6-7231 of -Just tell them what you have thru a INDUSTRIAL & RESIDENTIAL Residence, Ellsworth LU 8-2644 Tues. and Sat. 9-12, 2-5 PAINT CONTRACTING Bridge * Made by PAINT SALES St SERVICE JAKE'S SHOE REPAIR KRAFT Steeple Jack Service Underwood's Shoe Store from the Classified Ad. Jim Munson Boyne City East Jordan one and only 134 West Lincoln, Boyne City Fix them while you wait Look at your heels too, everybodj MIRACLE Sales —- Service rise doe*. LE 6-2310 WHIP Michigan Bottled Gas and special SHERMAN Firestone ROMAINE PLUMBING & pickle relishes Washing Machine and Sewing HEATING SERVICE Machine Service. Complete Plumbing Service 229 Main LE 6-2961 TV, Radio & Appliance Repair LE 6-2922 Steam and Hot Water Heating LE 6-2581 126 Main For Rent CALL LE 6-7377 FOR RENT — All modern two For complete beauty service bedroom home,. oil heat, within Sandwich Spf^d FLOY'S BEAUTY SHOP city limits. Please do not call be• 110 Echo Street, East Jordan tween the hours of sundown Fri• day night and sundown Saturday CALL LEnox 6-2371 night. Mrs. Elmer Green. 43x1 IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE! four and a half pounds at a time cents compared with only 6 cents at the store. But the families a pound from other sources. Sell Timber Most Apples bought over 20 pounds at a time That was. due mainly to larger Lona Theatre in other places. quantities, purchased from the And the average price at gro• latter — 42 per cent in bushel For Kalkaska Not Bought cery stores was slightly over 11 Mancelona, Michigan baskets. LBS BIN GAM A N Jet Base At Grocery Friday & Saturday, Oct. 28-29 Thursday, October 27, 1955 * East Jordan News-Herald * Page 7 Timber on 8,000 acres of Au-- Most Michigan apples are not "Man From Bitter Sable state forest will be auc• sold in grocery stores. iSan Francisco—Unquestionar voted to a brief workout. tioned this winter to make way The majority are bought at Ridge" bly the roughest road trip of Immediately after the game for a projected Air Force jet roadside stands, farmers1* mar• HARD TIME Les Barker & Mara Corday each season for the Lions is the day, the team was treated to a base a few miles west of Kalkas• kets and directly from farmers, Eastman Color annual 10-day visit to the West buffet at the hotel. Monday they ka. a survey indicates. and Coast, where we play the Los were flown to San Francisco, The Conservation Commission It was taken by J. D. Shaffer HALLOWE'EN PARTY "Jump Into Hell" Angeles Earns and &an.Francis• but they're staying at a pretty approved the auction, together and G. G. Quackenbush, Michi• co 49ers, both always tough for motel near Palo Alto, home of with $54,000 in sales on 10 other gan State. The economists noted Jacques Sernas Kurt Kasznor us, on successive Sundays. the Standf ord Indians, while pre• state forests, at its October mee• food'purchases for the last week Midnight Show, Sat., Oct. 29 It was bad enough meeting the paring for the coming Sunday's ting at Gull Lake. in September. And about 39 per clash with the 49ers. They will cent of the families reported Boris Karloff & Ruth Johnson Earns and 49ers one after anoth• fly home the following day. Department director Gerald Saturday, Oct. 29 er at Briggs Stadium, but play• E. Eddy said if the base is ap• buying apples at that time. "The Mummy" ing them in succession on their In between this moving about, proved he will retain fishing While 75 per cent of the fam• Chills — Weird — Thrills home grounds is doubly difficult. the schedule is as I outlined it rights for the public on the ilies bought apples at grocery Favors At Door UniiKe trips to Eastern Cities, last week, studying game movies, Boardman River, south bound• stores, the men found, only 37 MUSIC BY Show Starts 11:45 parcticing offense, more movies, we must remain out here bet• practicing defense, more movies, ary of the proposed base, and percent of the^ apples purchased FRANK SPENCER'S ORCHESTRA ween games instead of returning that the land will be leased to were bought in grocery stores. trying out new plays and more the Air Force for 99 years with Sunday & Monday, Oct. 30-31 to the friendlier atmosphere of movies. The reason: Housewives Detroit, the cost of two West the proviso that it return to the bought an average of around CARDS, MUSIC AND MOVIES state if no longer being used. "Francis in the Navy" Coast trips in one season being Of course, not all the time is prohibitive. devoted to practice and studying Basic oil and gas leases were American Legion Club This creates a number of pro• films, and the Lions while away changed from five years to 10. State to Get Donald O'Connor Martha Hyer blems, chief among them being their idle hours in a number of Reasons listed for the change NORM AND SHERRY ROOT the eventual loneliness of many pursuits. were that deeper drilling and Brown Trout of the married men for their fa• Card playing is a big favorite, more thorough exploration me• Tues., Wed., Thurs., Nov. 1-2-3 milies. Then there is always the fellows like Bobby Layne, Jug thods take longer in develop• FOR LEGIONAIRES AND GUESTS fear that some player might get Girard, Jim Cain, Jim Doran, ment. As Vermont Gift "Man Along" a little too rambunctuous so far Doak Walker, Leon Hart, Son• The Commission also ruled on From the mountain streams of Ray Milland Mary Murphy away from home and land in ny Gandee and sometimes Dick land exchanges, flowage ease• Vermont this year are coming In TruColor trouble—though the Lions, for• Stanfel engaging in bridge or ments, general land matters and 200,000 eggs from wild brown tunately, have little to worry ab• hearts or similar games. other routine business. Its next trout, a gift of that state to the out on that score. Joe Schmidt likes to listen to meeting is slated in Lansing, people of Michigan. EXTRA DOSE OF FILM popular music, and so do Jim November 9-10. Vermont Fish and Game Com• OUR Just to make sure, however, Martin, Layne, Stanfel and An• mission director George W. Da• and to keep the family men's dy Miketa. vis said the eyed eggs would be minds on football instead of Virtually everybody enjoys Jordan River shipped from Montpelier, Ver• YES' home, Coach Buddy Parker and going to the movies—sometimes mont, sometime in November to his staff keep the Lions occupied the team is taken in a group— Michigan's Wolf (Lake and Ranch Sty le JL I—I b*J m with more practices and more but by and large you'll find the Fishing Site Thompson hatcheries. You can play a tune on team meetings than normally. rookies are in the film houses The eggs are part of nearly One of their first tasks after more than the others. This would Purchase Okayed 4,000,000 slated for processing the checking in at the Hollywood include Dave Middleton, Jim at (Conservation Department Roosevelt Hotel, following the Salsbury, George Atkins and Lee The Conservation Commission hatcheries this fall. sevenhour flight from Detroit Riley. recently approved plans for pur• This year's total includes 1,- RUGS Conn Organ Friday, was to view films of the Sometimes the players visit chase of 460 acres of state for• 400,000 brook trout, 355,000 Rams' game the preceding Sun• the Hollywood movie sets, and ests, game lands and three fish• brown trout and,2,225,000 rain• in only day. Saturday morning was de- this is an experience, though so ing sites. bows. far no one has, been given a A total of 161 acres of hunt• Last year, 4,275,000 trout screen test—but I'm still hop• ing lands was added to the Fife eggs were processed at state ing. Lake state forest in Grand Tra• hatcheries, including 1,775,000 15 Minutes Give Polio verse county. Another 144 acres brooks, 425,000 browns and 2,- NOW 50% OFF Michigan is the ' only state were added to the Pigeon River 075,000 rainbows. A holdover in• Tone changes are easier which permits a manufacturer state forest in Charlevoix county. ventory of young fish from last Shots to Kids the option of paying personal Four parcels of land, totaling year caused the somewhat smal• too. property tax on either the in• 155 acres, were added to state ler total this year. ventory value as of December game areas under the Pittman- SEE THEM TODAY! Just push one or two tabs 31, or on the average value Robertson program. The addi• and you're ready to go. Age 5 to 9 - The St. Ma'ry's ship canal with throughout the year. tions were: 80 acres to the Shia• the Soo Locks at Sault Ste. Ma• Reasonably priced with easy If you have a child in the five wassee River area, 40 acres to rie carries more traffic than the terms. to nine year age range, "right Lake Huron freighters anch• the Lapeer area, 20 acres to the Fanama, Suez and Kiel canals to $1.00 now" is an ideal time to see to ored two miles offshore from Al• Crane Pond area, and 15 acres to combined. Write or Phone it that he gets the new polio vac• abaster, Michigan, take on gyp• the Manistee River area. Whiteford s cine, the Michigan Department sum cargoes by a continuous ov- Fishing site purchases were River, Lake county; Jordan Ri• fORE of Health urged today. erwater bucket conveyor system approved on the Little South ver, Antrim River; arid Otter Dr. Albert E. Heustis, State extending all the way from shore Branch of the Pere Marquette Lake, Benzie County. Hanna's Music Health Commissioner, said local health departments have vaccine 614 Howard St. on hand for five ^through nine DI 7-2826, Petoskey year old youngsters, and based upon local decision, the vaccine also may be given to youngsters S p ecial in the one through fourteen age group and to pregnant women. 20 FREE LESSONS While not enough vaccine is %u'll love our stocked to care for all in these with each purchase groups, "large numbers should be vaccinated without delay," Dr. Heustis said. He said the po• IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE! lio season is about over," and this is the best time to start im• munization which will give pro• Wide - Open, Spacious tection against paralytic polio next year. "Your own family doctor can No Trade In get vaccine from the local health department to immunize anyone in your family in the designated group," Dr. Heustis said. "The 4-door Catalinas! Needed! vaccine is being supplied free, Introducing a Big and Vital with the only cost the office General Motors "Automotive First" charge made by the family physi• Keep Your Old cian." New Strato-Flight Hydra-Matic* coupled with The Commissioner termed re• Pontiac's new 227-h.p. Strato-Streak V-8 delivers sults from the use of the vac• TV as a Second cine so far, "most encouraging all-new performance so new and dramatic it both in Michigan and country• must be experienced to be believed! Set and get this wide." He said Michigan should make prompt use of every dose of vaccine secured, "so more youngsters will have the maxi• mum protection from paralytic polio by the time the seasonal 56 rise in polio begin next year. New ^ "In time," he added, "every Michigan child should have the opportunity to get the protection from paralytic polio which this vaccine offers, and for those youngsters in the designated pri• ority groups, the time to act is right now," for Only County Farmers Can Cut Dairy $250 Herd Feed Costs The average farmer in Char• levoix county can cut his dairy herd feeding costs as much as PER WEEK 25 per cent by improving the quality of his forage and less feeding more forage and less grain. That's the conclusion of Ed Rebman, Charlevoix county ag• ricultural agent. He points out that feed makes up about half the eositof producing milk. C. R. (Ray) Hoglund, farm If it's a hardtop, Pontiac has it for '56 . . . tions. Name your own ticket on your favor• A torrent of smooth, eager, split-second economist at Michigan State, with Two-door and Four-door Catalinas in conducted a study of 172 south ite type of interior luxury—and get it in power impatiently awaits only the nudge central Michigan dairy farms -all three series! one of Pontiac's 32 choices. of your toe to blaze alive with the greatest which showed that 50 per cent And if you like your glamour in great of the farms' alfalfa-brome But for all its distinctive glamour, the "go" on wheels! big packages, prepare to lose your heart to stands rated excellent. That keyword for the fabulous '56 Pontiac is And the security of big brakes and easy, means 70 per cent or more 'e- Pontiac's all-new Four-door Catalinas— GO! Its heart-lifting style foretells breath• instant handling gives the clue to the great• gumes and few weeds. hardtop styling at its low, wide and hand• Yet only 25 to 30 percent of taking action you've never known before— est safety ever built into a car. the hay harvested in this area some best . . . in three models, three price was of excellent quality. Poor ranges and two wheelbases. exclusively yours from history's highest- Why not make a date to send your spirits 21 harvesting and storage methods were the reasons, according to Pick your own particular spot in the powered big-bore Strato-Streak V-8 and soaring? Come in and see and drive the Hoglund. rainbow and it's yours in one of Pontiac's the incomparable smoothness of all-new fabulous '56 Pontiac with America's great• If a farmer has a good alfal• fa-brome stand and uses impro• 56 solid or Vogue Two-Tone color combina• Strato-Flight Hydra-Matic Drive! est performance team. *Annua

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