; , I aprlllfl)JOrl Hlnrltli'Y Want Ads 18 Pages On Pages 4, 5 and 6 THE INGHAM COUNTY N ···ws Part One-6 Pages Eighty-ninth Y car - No. 23 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MI C~IGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1948

. A . i LESLIE FARMER PUZZLED OVER .COURT ACTION fw·ll G t · . d t M' h. st t Plans Shaping Up Deer 5een gam 1 . e 01p 1omas 5un ay a 1c 1gan a e JTrial of Stenson For County Fair 1 East of Town 'German Is Denied Citizenship ;D~layed for Day Tiw biWil 01• nnolhci' bucll wnR I Herman Kprachnor, 40, WitS tho Renrched. Wlwn tpe lcuflcts wm·c August 16 to 21 R<'c 11 gmr.tng in 11 pasture on the victim of injnHttcc when he np- ciiHcovc•·eci our ~tatns waR helped, 11 II f .111 Howe It road Mon- ·pea red In nu.turnllr.ation com·L in 'rim til'nll dcfcrnwnt signed tly the By Legal Moves New Feahn·es Arc Boolted dc:~"~~Z·ni:~~· \~hen Ci;ltrlcn Hnseltly Lansing lnst Thursday, hiH n~lgh· Jliii'Ly It-ado•· cl!ndwd the c•asc, We . F 01 G d d p : l t 1. nnri 11 p the cnws 'l'hc bora Insist, He wus denied citizen- hnd no trouble boarding the ship. Fm·me1' LegisLator ,Chal'ged ' ' ran stan rogram, ~:c~< ·;np~d away from u ' cows 11hip becrmac he was forcer! to join Safe> In the English channel, I 1 10 I With Obtaining $7,560 Horse Racing Four Days 1 0 V" the fence lntr> nnr>thcr the Nuzi pnrly In Germany in went through the luggage ngnln to · 'I b ancfir.! 1 He'r •on tinned· · · l'(rnzing for 1M"u,,,, H c wns t ur1wc 1 c 1 own Its a l em · u r> n n cI th 1·ow aw1 1,Y all the In Commodity Deal Ingham's county fair WI I e abo'u't fl~e ~inulcs nnd th~n high·, United Stales citizen even though, p•·opHgn.nd~. I never wnnt~d to sec William Stenson of Green­ bigger and better this year. lulled il for the woods, he fled Ger~nny in 1037 bcc1iusc one of the lcllficts again, 1 Last Ycal 1 land went on trial Wednesday ·'s f1'nancial setback So'vcral c1 ecr 1mvc b ccn seen in he revolted lmm Nazism. I' o:wd!fd hy•. Consul It d • in circuit court at Mason. The has brought on no cmtailmcnt bot!.1 rn 1•ham and Alaicdnn town- I Liile othc1w aliens from enemy' Upon anwni In the Un e hi 1 \h sl two yours , cotmtrics, Kut•schnCI' was under Slates, the Kurschncrs flrst went in the 1948 program. The fair " ps n c pa. , · · ! survcllinncc during the war. But to Detroit to stny with the 'rhur· trial was delayed .a day by will be held August 16 through Nn nne lms yet ropotlcd sighting there was ncvct• IL charge or dis- ingcrr;, !{uruhncr said he asked legal maneuvering. Stenr.on 21, one week later thn field Imunicipal court to correct er­ fair wili OJl<'ll With Uw Auto Mar- United States Is n country whoro leltol' asked for money to be senti· house at Michigan Slate college, i rors in the information and incH in ll Hpedni thrill show of justice prevails. He is determined to the Nazi' pai'ty in Germany. Diplomas wili be awarded to warrant, the jury was chosen clare-devil dt'lving. In Economy Move to appeal for a new heb.ring, He Ktn·schncr chcl not. answer the I more than 2,000. There arc , 1 966 Thursday morning. is confident that before unr>ther letter unci rep~rtcd Its receipt to l undcrgt'adtmtes who wlll receive I villeOn showTucr1day will nightliil

M· . 1, Thurs ay a ternoon. IS res1g- was that the Umted States and George Mitchell, Mrs. Emil Olson 1 Vance F. Mcintyre a bachelor of $7,560 fot· the purchase of foot· uTshon.t tl 1 .11 t"'tu

sh!Lrc nf the wmnings, Dnvis said, tween the policemen, Lee declnrccl. raltzatwn, servtce l~st December 1 1'"· In one days time 100 m.cn and 1cncc degree in agriculture; Bea- Administration. According to the For the first time in the history of Under date of Ma 28 Lee wrote th~t ndmlttance to c~~tzcnshlp :vas women who ,knew Kmsch~er I trice J. Walline of Mason, a bache- bill of complaint, Stcnrwn srrid the .M' 11 1 "lll t"tein there · will be . Y • bemg demed 111 that he had fniicd signed the1r names to the m· lor· of science degree In physical machinery was stored in Moclips IC tg, f . 't , ~ .. · 11 Th , the council as follows: , to establish proper attachment to strumcnt asking that Kurschner science· Mary Lou 'l'ripp of Ma- Washington, but could be bought evcn s 01 v. n ye.lr o r s. eJ c "I11 f' t' f " ' th . . I f th . . b t d 't' h' I ' arc in the neighb~rhood of 60 colts· con a·m~ ton ° my r~m cr- e prmclp ~s 0 ': constltutwn c gran e ct Jzens tp. son, a bachelor or arts degree in thmugh the Minneapolis WAA of· cii>:iblc for the two-year-old races. s~tlOil or M~y 27 with Mayor Mor- and that 11c !S wdl diSposed to the Nnw Have \'L,itor~ fine arts; and Janet Hemans of lice. Davidson cieciared he com· d h b nson, Aldcunen Parsons, Dakin good order and happmess of the Everyone who hu visited the Mason a bachelor of arts degree missioned Stenson to go to Min­ The Mason school han as ccn and Post I hereby submit my res- United States during the period re· " · . 8 • . · · ' 'I' f neapolis to sec about tho purchase. obt·1incd for t110 Tuesday after- : at·on1 ' a m 0mber 0 the "a· . d b' 1 ., Kurschners smce publicatiOn of , m JOUrna 1sm. 1 ' lgn ns "" qUire Y aw. tl 't' I . d . I . L ·· 1 D I R il t St f 1' The 'contractor set forth that he noon race program. The fair· board son alice dcpat·tment effective . . . te 01 rzcns lip emu m a ansmg a e o er evens o Les 1c received a telegram from Stenson is trying to land the Vocational J ~ 1948 u stcd The pertod reqtured ts live paper last Friday have expressed wiii complete work on his B. A. band, llOth Field Artillery band i u.~e : ' as rcq e · · . years,. and Kursch!lcr left Ger- surprise and, in some cases, in- degree in fine arts at the end of saying four bulldozers could be and other high school outfits fer • I Wlsh to take this opportumty ~any ~~ 1937, se~ 01 '!ng all connec· dignation, the German couple rc- 12 weeks of summer school. Ken- bought and he would close the deal the other afternoon progmms. I to thank the p~opl~ of the city. of hans wtth the. Nazt party as the ported. One woman whose hus- dali E. Mcrlau of Mason nnd upon receipt of $7,560 from David­ t Mason for thmr lnnd coopcratton slup was sa1hng from Bremer- band was killed in Austria and I 'East Lansing has a year of prac- son, The money wns telegraphed On Satu~day afternoon he during the time that I have served haven to England, on the voyage who spent 2 II:J years in a Nazi tlce teaciung before he gets his to Stenson but no bulldozers were hot~e-pulhn,., contests lVII~ t~al~e, on the force; to express my ap- to ~he United Sta.tes. Kurschner, concontl'lltiun camp drove out to buchclot· of arts degree in music, ever· delivered, Davidson declared. place m front of the gran s an · prcctatton to my fellow offiCers, fleemg Germany w1th his wife and the farm sunday to tell the Kur- · I 'l'wo A1·c Convictccl This event draws top horses from Ralph Hall and Kenneth Mer·in· two children, tore up ali his Nazi schncrs she believes they should . D~Rorc ~pent~ y7ar 1~ ho~r~f 1~ I Last Friday a jm·y brought in ali over Michigan. The grandstand dorf, and to your committee for litcmture and credentials an!] I~c grant~cl citiunship. ~~ ~ ng ba~ ~n ~n t . ed M~t :;. I a verdict Of guilty 111 the trial of has al-;ays be:n pncloug­ re · being set aside for farm ! t· f • ' • 1 • • or 1e1r egrecs. o were gra • a. a lS • . . l?wmg. sugges Jan . or your cop· be marched off to a concentration Law Being Stuchc(l uated nom Mason high school 'and las Evelar.d, Michigan Sti; fc col­ m,tchmery cxh1b1ts. Joy 0. Da.vis stderatwn: Would tt not be des1r- camp and sec his relatives pun- Raymond McLean, Mason law· from Ingham county normal • lege student, guilty of Willfully stale~ that space in the brick! able t? inaugura.te some system of !shed. He had to say he was a ycr, ·and County Clerk C. Ross Charles F. Kettering director of giving liquor to a minot·. Eveland bullclmg unci a 300-foot tent has, seniority for ctty employees m Nazi, Kurschner pointed ·out, just Hilliard arc studying the naturali- General Motors Corp~ration and escorted a coed to a liquor spot, it been I'escrvPil .for .~onth~. !. ord?r. that th~y jlight feel that like an American citizen during zation laws, tJ·ying to find a remedy one of the world's best known in· was charged, and furnisher! her The m.111~bcr ot. 1-H and open 1their JObs carrtcd a certatn degree the last 15 years has had to de· for Ku1·schncr's situation. venters and industrialists will be liquor. She used falRo irlcn lilication clatis exhlbltOI'S Will shoot way. be· 1of security and were not entirely a clare himself a Democrat in ordct: The lawyer said Kut·schncr may the mai~ sp'ealler at the com­ and u charge is pending against yond the mark .n.f an~ .prcvtous 1 matter of political patronage?" to be postmaster or to ~old many hav? to start procc":dings all over mcncement exercises. The title of her. year. Ad.ded facthtlcs aw u~der Beginning Tuesday Officer Hall other federal, state or e~ty jobs. agam • unless there IS some provt· his address Is "Da of o ortun- Eveland wns immeciintely sen­ constructJOn to handle the mcrea.~e., started a staggered day shift with The .Nazis held political power sion for a rehearing on the appli·, lty." y 1 pp tenced by Judge Marvin S. Sal­ The gl'Dulld -~round'. theb Mrth .1cnd Merindorf continuing his night and a public official had to be- cation denied by Judge Salmon )ast Janet Hcmans of Mason LU· mon to pay costs of $150 and was of the race tmci< IS cmg ft !cell trick, come a member of the party or Thursday. Such P\~Ocedure might 111 L' t f 01 ct' J placed on a year's probation. 111 for added SJJacc. . • . , c e 111 on o

Mm, m. T. Brown of Suult' I Ste, I On Sunqny, Mr. und MrR . .Tohn ,' Graduates from Ford Hospital Marie and Ml', nne! Mrs, Clmr!ns! Lny wero gUd Mrs. Beth Gohn and Mr. ' styled with a long jacltet .. wltll a and Mrs. Lloyd Moles of Lansli1g I As seen in Today.•s Woman peplum effect and a hobble. skirt. spent the Memorial Day weel~· end I . - . The couple honey. mooned in G. l'llnd at th. e Phillips cottage on Lon. g I Rapids. lalte, near Harrison. Special guests· from out-of-town . Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Youngs ar·. '· were the bridegroom's gr~dmoth, rive.d Tuesday from Lalteworth, I .Da.rt ~ C~dy era, Mrs. L. S.·Swanlnger of North Florida, ·to. spend part of .this · Two Stores to Serve You Baltt:nore, Ohio, and: Mrs. .AJlce waelt with. Mr. al\d Mrs. E •. J.,. W. atling. of Ypsilanti. Other guests Robinson. The. Youngs are re.·si, fMARIE'S Style Shop 141 W. Ash 360 S. Jefferson . were from Ca~son City,. Pontiac, dents of Laltc Lansing, J;lhone 23111 Phone.4311 IBerldey, Ferndhle, Dea.rborn,, D.e. Leorab~:lle Messner of Lansing f R d trolt, Grand. Ledge,, Ann Arbor, was a. weelt end guest of her par- aton. ··api,, S. IMarshall,. Ludlngtoo, St. Jolms, ents,. Mr. and Mrs. G.eorgc Mess· ' 1------:------.-.:-----:....! ..Grand Rapids, Butternu~ Alblon:i ner. . .,:. . I ~'------:------7'""'·------.-.------..... ~--l INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, Ml CHIGAN, THUUSDAY, JUNE 3, 1943 ; I Three ATTIDND RIDUNION Ga II away ,an d Mr, und Mra. Melvin Mosher of To Reside In Sheridan,· Wyoming HONOrt MRS. LAMONT Speak South Bond, Indiana, wore wcclc . K. . v· .t d Turner Commencement ,Mrs. r.ouiR Stlrl IUH] Mrs, Wll- IWamans lSI e ond guoBts of Mr. and Mrs, Clult• llnm Porter filltct·tnlnr.d at n Stll'- • ,. y Moalwr und nttondcd with them a NUptla OWS Mosher reunion picnic held at Ray- 1 Pl'ISC bridge Wedncmlny evening at B c ld t r Club ' ncr park on Monday, Other family s Th urs day lhe PortCl' home in honor Of Mrs. v 0 wa e V.lrglnln. .roan 'I lll'llor, duughlcr members present .were Mr. and · John Lamont, 'l'hc r.nmont tam- of MI'H, Lizzie Mcintee of Lcallo, Mrs, Howard Wl!aon and family of The Mason senior brcaltfast pre- Uy Is lcmvlng .July 1 to mnlto their Forty-three members of ~ltp b<>eumc the brldo of Ivan .John Holt, Mr. and Mrs, Willard Mosher, pared by mother•n of senior cln~s homo In Mt. Pleasant. 'l'hm•e w"ro I Cold Witter Kiwanis club paid .,a I members, was held at the Metho- four tables of )Jr!dgo ln piny two visit to the Mason Kiwanis club GallrLway,, son of l\'fr, an,d Mrs, I Mr. and Mrs, Keith Mosher and, 1 Spencer Gallaway, also o! Leslie, I family, Mr. and Mrs. Mn.ynrmll dlt church Wednesday morning at of which included the Needle' club. •rucsclny night, A dinner wa11 ut n double ring- ceremony on May Hoover anrl children, Mr. and Mrs, eight o'cloclt, The lnvocrttlon was/ Prizes were won by Mrs, L. B. served· at Haley's restaurant 'on I given by Superintendent .Jnmesl Barr, Mrs. Glen .Tneobs and MJ'B, Ceclur• street. H at l.h~ !Inltecl Bmthrcn parson- i Lavan Wilson and son of Lansing; i H, Vandet• Von. Following the: Robert of Dansville A t · t M · "A'" nl I• r·eeport. rtov, M. H, Dr1w- Mr. and Mr·s, Robert Fuller, Don- ; Thomp~on ;brertltfnst, B!ll 'l'horbum noted aa "'Uest prize WitS (Tlvon to Mrs, La- " ~le II rip o !" nsf onl wnaTl IL son nl'fleln.ted, ,1 aid Knight and Addison Crittenden· ,___ .;______.;;_ __ ---l Imaster of ceremonies rtnd Hnrlan " t "' . trave ng gave mas on. 1e 'J'hc brlrle wnre fl Hull of brpwn of Mason, , 1 1 , ,, THURSDAY, 3 Hrtll high school pt•lndpal and man ' * ,1 Coldwater Klwrtnlnns presented tw~ed with dark brown !J.ccessorles. 1 • '" • .JUNE h 1 Mr 'vnnclcr Von gave short 'tallm the gavel to the Mason club and Hc1· cnrHafic was or y!,llow roses. I TO ENTErtTAIN SENIORS 1 Commencement, Mnaon hlg Tl · 'ft t b G · ANNIVERSAHY FETED lo cornJJcte In the strttcwldc con- i " 1 01 8 n , ·a 0 ' 1e gt a ory wets g 1vcn y cargo M l M 1 "'! 1,tt • I ~c 10 p. rn, nosemal y rccnl• B r. nm rs .• ames , t1 c en- te~t the Mason cltib mtist pm, MI'H, HIU'old Mag-oon was the 1' Rosemary Greene wll! entertain 1 maid of honor, Slw wor·e rt plnlt .. . will entertain all members of the ~~c~.10 0 1 1 ht tertulned n.t Blipper Tucsdny eve- sent the g'ttvcl to another club senior class at the Greene home,' 1188 11 g program .was ning ln honor or l.hc second wed- within two weeks, .. Ires with lllnel< accessories Her Imembers of the senior cwss n.t the 1 ' " ' Greene farm home on West D<•x- : 980 West Dexter Trail after the held ln the high school auditor fum din"' nnnlvcJ•mu·y of their clrltlgh- I ·t f. c ld cnrsnge was of whitt• roses, tcr Trail Thursday evening of this ' Tuesday night, " Two buses stm ct1 rom o • Harold Mag-oon, cousin of the I f m !l cxcrclscs. At · t t ter nnd son-In-law, Mr. unci Mrs. water to Mason One bus gtwe OHt Pl'ni' Comm11 nit 0 ltJb Mrs commenccmcn · cxerc 1sea a R D l"l""tt Gtle ts • ·c "· · · · ' hl'idrgroom, waR best man. Mrs. f weclc ·a 11 ow1 nf. c~m~ 0 nee c l . " Y ' '' the high school Thursday night of ex ·. •""' : s • wei "'1· at Springport and 11 r·cscuc party Clayton Hulett, West Pryor road, thl and MIS, Emc1y H. Jewett nnd hacl to be acnt from Mttson tQ a:tllaway, mother of the bride- I Miss Agnes Beebe spent the hol­ 2 s wee 1c 65 sen 1ora w 111 rcce 1vc M d M Cl t H 1 tt d · · · · g-r oom, wore rt blar;k dress and a idrty wcelt end sight-seeing in p. m., Up! m D · Th w N d 1 r. an rs. "Y on u e an plcl< up the Klwnnlans atrandc~:· FRIDAY, JUNE 4 c to flaf. thl,Oll omt ucs ' at.! a' daughter, Kathie. Hany Waddell Of th

I1 Her malton of honor was Mrs.! Mosher Sunday afternoon. 'Mary Lasenby were Mrs. J. L. Death": accompantcd by Mrs. N. Darn Diehl of Dansvtlle, who wore I Mrs. Iva James went to Owosso W1dd1s and Mr. an.d Mrs. Russell S, Dav1s. Rev. MarShall W. Simp- Zimmerman's Home Service 1 white net mFtdc with a ruffled her· Saturday to join her son-In-law M~ntgomery and Dtane of Detroit, son, pastor of the Prcshr,terlat tha ancl dropped necltline. The and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Walter M1. .and Mrs. James Cookso.n and churc.h, gave t~~ address, Dom­ G. L. BAILEY & SONS bridesmaids were Miss Rosella I Courtier, and Ruth Ann and her fam1ly of Jackson, Mrs. Dav~d De- noes 111 the Sun,: and H?ward Mc­ li02 S. Lansing St. Giascr and Mtss Cumi Guiling of dd ht d h b d M witt of Willow Run and Richard Cowan rccltccl Lincoln s Gettys­ l'lwne Mason li.J.il Chicago. Thay wore gowns of I!~~n M:~gH:;ol~n Zim~cr~~. :~ Peel< of MilSon. burg Address", whlc~ he had als~ • wh1te maJ·quisctte and carried a trip to Toledo, Defiance and Na- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ~celled at the Mcmortal Day serv I shower bouquets of deep pinlt car-l 1 Ohi where the yisitcd Rolllc Speer were Mr. and Mrs. Ice~ 2q yc~rs ago when he, -.yas a ' I nations. Mrs. Diehl carried cam a-' f~cc;~ ando, relatives. fhc re- Hn1·old McCormick a~d Mr. and semor ll1 high school. The audtencc, twns of a light pinlt hue All t d h M d y Mrs. Howard McCormick of Walled accompanied by the Mason high REMEMBER DAD ON FATHER'S DAY JUNE 20-REMEMilER DAD ON FATH- ~ ~ wore· tiaras of Jlowers Which· urneDr andomc Mrs onD ay. R Lethbridge 1ate. 1 sc1 100 1 t h an d ' salng "America"B ,. ftand ~ ·. malclwd then· gowns. d im · 1 · t · 1 'vc Saturday Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Spenny, Mr. the. "S ur Spang ~d anner , a cr < "' 1 , . . an atne P an ° cu . and Mrs Harry Spenny and fum- wh1ch the bcncdtctlon was given ~ · ~ Mrs. I• ran!dm cnosc ~ sea mist for a two-":Vce.k vacat10n m Tampa, Ily and' Mr and Mrs. Edward by Rev. Caraway. _ eJ Lef 'S rr'U /k -lele 111Jury Thursday mght when she I Mr. and Mrs, Erie Spenny and the memorial plaquc•on the court w "' of pmlc 1oscs. fell on the steps of the Fern Slagh family attended p rty Sunday house square where wreaths were ~ • J .The bridegroom was attended by home. :Stitches had to be taken. lin hono!' of the b~rth~ay annivcr- placed by th'e Blue Star Mothers o " Ills father rtnd the ushers were PatrJCla Campbell, daughter of sary of Mrs Herman Riggs at the and the Gold Star Mothers, A mil!- ~ ~I Dor n Diehl of ~ansvtlle and John I M':. and Mrs. Lyle Campbell, par:, home of M~. and Mrs. Leonard I tary salute closed the ceremonies z Our• Jll'iJmtl'y jnh as a retailer Is to sll]lply YOU wllh !"!Edgar of Aurehus. tlclpated 111 a plano recttal pr~ , Walker of Stockbridge. I at the plaque. The parade again l :; M,EN'I'I AND BOYil' CLO'fiiES of ACCEl'".cED :S: 1i A t•cceptwn was held for the sented Tuesday evemng at the Mr and Mrs Herbert Southwick assembled and marched to the •••• 1 >- guests at the close of ceremony Woman's Club. house In Lansing. and Terry Memorial Day cemetery, where similar ntcs v.;erc < (lUAJ.fJ'Y STANDARDS at the LOW,EI'IT l'()t:SSI- ",at~ the honw of the brJdet~e on East The plano pupils are students of I1 with Mr andsp~nt Mrs Ezra South-'I held I 1 * ~ BU~ PRIGE'. 'l'he ltrlcc examples we quote below ar" ~ [Elm st1eet .. The bnde's table was 1Jan Weaver. . wlclc. · ' I P~izcs for the best decorated bi-J i>: R,O':IJULAR l'ltiCES, not "spe<'lals," not "loss o centered With an anangement ofll M~. and Mrs. Arthur Ltnsea of Mr. and Mrs. C, N. Smith and 1 cycles went to Jody Roc, Alice 1 w 1 JUS E o I White glad JOlt and snapdragons, Lansmg were Tuesdrty evening family attended graduation exer- Baines and Linda Forchc. The ~ c:ulers," hut T A80U'l' 'fHE LOW' ST R:EGtJ- Z•J Jlanltctl on ctthcr ~Jde bJ candles. guests of Mrs .. Iva James. On clses at Maple Rapids Thursday' pt•izcs were awarded by the Mason ~ LAit l'ltiCI•:s TO B,E f?OUNO ON CO!IIl'ARARI.,E ., 1The tJCrerJ wcddmg cuke was 1Wednesday evcnmg, Arthur Smith evenin I Kiwanis club. · iUEJtCHANDIS.E ANYWIIEI~E. May 1\'U sct'l'e you? ~ • sct'I'Ni by Mr~. Gordon Byron and . of Ovid called on his grandmother, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Melvin Stroud and J •· ,. ,. A Beautiful New ~ ~! p11neh by Mtss Yv01;ne .surateaux. 1 Mrs. James. , . _ . baby spent last weelt at Pittsfield, I Mr. and Mrs. Fran!< Hazelton Buill Ia "CP" Standards ":The ho!ne was rttltacttvely deca-l Mr. and Mls. S. A. Morti~on Massachusetts visiting her father were guests of Mr. !nd Mrs. Earl 0~ • Cotton Work Sox ui rated wtth Jloral arrangements of were In Maple Raptds Sunday VIS!• Arthur Sharlt~y They returned I Nihart and family of Lansing Sun· 0 j wh;te gladioli and snapdragons. : ting friends and relatives there. M d ·· Iday and Monday. ' t<1~ "BearPostman Brnnd" and Policeman ~ I Mr .. nnd. Mrs. tHufford t t are honey- d f j M Miss dLillian .. MBeebe, It n Rdaughter Beebe ~fIS ~~r.a~nd"' Mrs. Howard Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Monroe PHlLGAS-TAPPAN. RANGE 1 0 al lmoomng 111 eas. ~rn. s a es an a. • r. an mrs. • ' . of Detroit spent Monday with C. and family of Webberville were ~ Long and short $l.OO (: tct· a short v!s1t m Mason w1_n I to be a guest of·her parents th1s H. Fowler. On Saturday and Sun-, Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and ~ 4 for ~ leave for Shenclan to malte thetr Iweek end, 1 day and Monday forenoon c. H. Mrs. Lyle Campbell. FoR NEw IN cooKING w "' 1 home. For travehng Mrs. ~ufford Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Ad~ms ar:d Fowler was in Flint, visiting his Mt•, and Mrs. C. Hay Beebe and Ease. ~ e Suits Summer o :wore a gray. checked smt wtth son, Bob, sp~nt the holldays m son, John Cleveland Fowler, who Mr and Mrs. James Hulett at- I g Wewht. "Bur-Mil" rayon, half I I blue!{ acccs~ones. I Clev~land, Ohto. Th;y ~v~re _gulests is confined to the Hurley hospital. ten.clcd the Island club at the home You'll thrill to the beauty and convenience of a Philgas· " " , . The bnd,e was . gruduated of his an SIS er-m- aw, The son has been seriously sick I of Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Hollaway In stout sizes, nationally ndvct·tiscd, !:! , ftom the Mrt.JOn scho. ol.m 1942 and, Mr. andbro~er Mls. Thomas R. Adams but ls llOW recovering, I Lal!Sing Wednesday. · Tappan built to "CP" standards. Check the. following "V-Line" Breeze iii I after attending MJChJgan State 1 and Joyce. They also visited I 011 features: · $28.50 college for two years entered the friends 111 Cleveland. ------.:..·------­ ~ • Automatic .clock controlled oven cooks an entire ~ Katherine Gibbs secretarial school I Mr. and Mrs, Richard Morris and e Work Shirts "I at Boston. Following her gradu- · Jerrilyn and Kathy entertained her ·'!1•••••••••••••••••••••••••I .. meal while you're away from the kitchen "Five Brothers" o lation she went to Chicago where i brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Bl uc cham bray ~ she was secretary to Harold Her- :Mrs. Duncan Clarlcson and Judy 1 • OFF anl ON indicator lights on all burners $1.75 0 man, manag·ing editor of the mag- .and Gary of Detroit over the weelt z . azine, "College a!Jd University end. Sunday guests at the Morris Mason·' s ·Drive-In • Visualite oven lets ,you see w.hat's cooking ~ :Business," published In Chicago. i home were Mr. and Mrs. Albert -! 1 Last January she resigned •her Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Albert e Men's Underwear 1 e Visiminder calls you when cooking time is up Briefs ~ position and accompanied her, Charles, Jr., Douglas Charles and Will be open daytimes starting Small, medium, large ~ , mother and grandfather to Tuc. son, IMiss Frelda Hammons, all from , • Visiguide with its more than .a hundred recipes "' , Arizonrt, where , they remained Detroit. The occasion to cele­ was I is. the cook's delight - 59c o until a few weeks ago, Ibrate the birthday anniversary of ~I Mr. Hufford attended the Uni- her father, Albert Charles, Sr._ i • All burners' light aut~matically e Bib Overalls ._ i vcrsity of Colorado, where he was ~r. and M~s. Harry Smith and Saturday, June 5 . Guaranteed by "Blue Bell" ~ affiliated with Delta Tau Delta I Marcella attended a picnic Sunday Come in today ••• see the' many Philgas Ranges t"ot [11, frutr:rnity. For the prts~ sever~!~ at the Consumer's parlc near Dans-· bring .new beauty an·cl new conveniences $3.29 N J years he has served as· Vlce·prest- ville. Others who· were present .' to your j 1 dent of the Sheridan Meat com- were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mar­ Open 11 AM. lit~en. ", pany. t:lc ls a mm'\lber of. I Rotary, •shall and Jerry and Miss Bessie 0 Panama Straw Hats ~ , Scottish Rite Masons, Kallf Tem- Barry of Lansing. I "Styled by Portis'.' / til ple, Shrine and t11e .runlor Cham· 1 Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Beckwith of To 3 AM. Now Available For Natural Gas $5.00 iii her of Commerce, He is past pres!- 1 Ovid spent Memorial Day with m ·dent of, the Sheridan and state or-' Mrs. Bertha Schlaclt and daugh- • On display and sold at our Ash street st~re ;>l gan!zntions of Jaycees, also past ter. .1 ~ national secretary· and vice·presi·l Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Face of g 0 dent of the Jaycees. Mr. Huffot•d' Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton T. ~· 0.. Da Vl•S & Go. 0 was associated with· Mr. Herman Perrine and sons of Leslie, and ~ J 40 z in Ghicago when both were ln U. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Townsend and ·The Bulldog's House : · "l .' S. Chamber of Commerce work Wilma and Islla Townsend, all ~ Dart" c·adY > there. . j Mason, spent the holiday weclt end ' , ~ Men'~ Clothing - Boy~' Clothing - Worlt Clothing . ;! 1 , Guests from out-of-town at the ·at Indian River. with Mr. and Mrs.' ·.cur· b s·erv·lce ·• • ,:a 1\lll.,on 1\llchlgan m wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Ar- . Earl Townsend. The Towusends <"nawl!Wllll-oz 3Nnr Ava. S'.'llliH.LV.:I NO ava· U3Btii3W3'11-oi: l!Nnr .\va"ill Georgethur F. HuffordEwan ofand Sheridan, Dr. nud Mrs.Mr. Wllmaare the amdpnre11ts lalla. of Mrs. Face, Lyle,. I•••••••••••••••••••••••••1111 .,.~'••••••••••••••••••••••••••Ill •.' Four INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICI~IGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1948 -- --~------r------~======~~~~~~~~~HYBRID SliliDD CORN, 05 day I . corn rccommend~d for muclt plant­ I Ing or where an ear·ly corn Ia de­ Miscellaneous aired, F, lil.' li'J1gle 'unci Son, t1 miles nortl' of M11aon on Oltemos for roncl, Phone Lansing 87175, Owtr Sale

500 BUSHELS of good ('Ill' earn S0-30 WINCHEJS'rlllR deer ririe, for anle, William Worlcmnn, 5 In excellent condition, Ono box Want Ads of shells. L. G. Hlne, 121!l Dnlcln RATES:-Advertisemertts in this depna·tment: 30 cents for 30 words or lese milcH north of MaRon on Ollomoa road aiHl 2 milcH cast on Willough­ road, Dansville. 22w2p for each insertion, For mot·e than 30 words, one cent a word for each inser• by road, Phone li2F12 Williamston. tion, Advertising may be mailed or telephoned. Dial Mason 9011. 23w2p WEl HAVill. A SMALL QUAN1'I'rY ------of bale ties. W. G, HccveA, Stoclc- brldge, phone 08IT.:3. · 22w2 ·~======:======~======:!) CORN for Hale, George Putt, 3'/:, ., PIPm LTNlll. MILKERS, barn! BLACK MARE for sale, sound, J 1'0~~~~~ '\~~~i~eoi.~~ll~;;'~~Je on2~~~~ Jew-e-tt A-p-pll' an_c_e--C·-··0··.· 111 equipment, mll!t cun ruclts, can, weighs ar·ouncl 1fi00, Also double ------·------Livestock-Tools truclts, replacement rubbers for I harness almost new, 2·horse cul· FOH SALE-DeKalb hybl'ld seed · 1 all mlllcers, clco.ning muterlul unci 1 tlvntor' and 1-hnrse cultivator. corn. I still have a few btmhclH Always Top Values .... for Sale used mllltcrs of nil makes: Chore-! lilurl Webb 402 Fogg road phone of curly seed corn. Leon Cow 5511 23w11 "' ~ • or sa c. lltos street, Manon. 2:Jw1 . ----- FOUR SADDLE HORSES for sale dard mak.e, In good cond1tton. Mrs. · . Make!! nice gift for June brides. OLDSMOBILE, 1947, 98, hydmma­ ; ------·---- . NEW IDEA side delivery l'nlcc for cheap if tnlcen at once. Inquire E. C, Sm. 1th, 851 S. Barnes. Phone REFRIGERATORS, Westmghouse, j' Mrs. Charles Turn__ er, _705 East Co- tic, radio and air-conditioning·. sale. In good condition. Clare New Glen Keith, 311 w. Columbia, Mn- I 5031. ' 23w11 and Leonard, 7 and 9 cu. ft. lumbia, phone 5691 Mason.. 23w1p wayne's Auto Sales PLYMOUTH, 1941, club coupe, ra­ i Lott, 4 miles north, 3% miles son after 6 p m or all day sat-~ models, 20 percent down. Jewett ------dio and !tenter. ' cast of Mason on mast Holt road. ;lrd~ys and su'nd~ys 23wtf STEEL. ~!LING CABINET, wal· Appliance Co., 130 W. Ash, Mason, TEETER BABE for sale. In good MORE CAR FOR YOUR CASH FORD PICKUP, 19·16, onc-lmlf Farm Machinery ! Phone 22864 :Mason, 23w1p · nut flmsh. ~lll)oSt new. Three phone 5511, 23w11 condition. ~~UiO. Lois Baker, 8 1/2 when you buy at ton. JOHN DEERE DISC, grain, fer· I drawers. See It at Mason Golf I , ' , miles south of Williamston. Phone 2101 s c d L · for sale DUROC BOAR for sale weighs ti!izer and grass drill, 13x7 with I course Phone 5492 23wtf ELECTRIC RANGES, Westing· W!lllamston 107F1 23w1p ' , e ar, unsmg FORD, 1941, tudor. Farm Wagons 200 ------~·--- house .electric, high-speed burn- 1 MORE CASH F0R YOUR CAR CHEVROLET, 1939, 2-door. I around pounds. Cruce New- rubber tires and marl

1 FORD, 1930, tudor. lO-Ft. Cultipaclcers man, 3 miles cast of Mason on M- plant beans. Also 1937 Ford tru?k 1 swell grates, Will sell cheap if inghouse stoves first. Sec why ALL-ALUMII'-~UM HIGGINS camp, modols j 36. Phone 5594. 23w1p with mck. Both rend~ to go .. W1l- taken at once. c. R. Foote, 81,; s. Westinghouse sells more stoves. tratler for sale, Can be seen ut II bur Ftsch, Stockbrrdge. Phone if 2-118 Eifert road. Karl Wit-t, Holt. W A YN.E G. FEIGHNER, Prop. Hay Loaders 1FORD-FERGUSON tractor wtth 36F22 23w1p I Je erson. 23 w1p . $189.95, $209.95, $9 9.95. (Two oven 23w1p j Wholesale and Retail Dealer Hilton & Richards Tractor Plows I complete line of tools for sale. . I AB ELECTRIC rang'e for sale range now otnt displl~y.) 20Cperce3nt ----· . 21wtf' Lee Rathbone 6 miles north on HOLSTEIN BULL purebred for' . . ' down. Jewc App tance o., 1 0 LAWN '·!OWER for sale, good con- Auto Sales ' • ' 1 apartment stze 3-hurner with w A h M h "511 " I · 3000 S. Cedar· St., Lansing Trnctor Mamtre ,.Spreader IOkem~s road, % mile east on ~ale, 1~ m_onths old. Allen Fred-. oven, 2 ears old, $Bo. Glenn Keith, · s • ason, P one " · :. Hattie ·Lyon, 619 1938 INTERNA'l'lONAL truck for 'Sandhtll road. Phone 87566 Lan- crtck, 1',-" mtles sou;h of Mason on we'tt Columbia street, Mason. USED APPLIANCES, electric S. Rogers, Mason. Phone 26872. sale just the thing for farm usc, Bob Hi!Lon & Bill Richards, J{and Garden Cultivators I 314 1 Owners smg. 23w1p US-127. Phone 728a. 23w1' Cali after 6 p. m. 23wtf ranges, washers, refrigerators. 23wl Has l~rge hydraulic dump box. Can 23w1p I 0. ., 2 11 1 T Jewett Appliance Co., 130 W. Ash, ----,------~~-,.;J be bought cheap or will trade for : _F. C. Anderson & 2 R LLS or hog fence, 0 r~d ro. s, I DcLA VAL ~ o. 17 cream .s?parator UPRIGHT PIANO for sale, good Mason, phone 5511. 23w1 RUBBEH 'I IRED WAGON, , ' ' car. 0. P. Ford, 1515 Pierce road, 1937 l<'ORD TUDOR, in good con­ for sale. Also pressure ,nsolme for sale, m good condttton, $20. condition Grace ·-Newman rack and new tuhes, 14-ft. tack, . L si Phone Lansln 55256 I 1 3 clition, new tires, $350. Leo Sons stove. K. G. _McManus, 2783 Dobie 1Also 9 foot buck ralte suitable for rmles east · of Mason on M- 36 . SMALL APPLIANCES, ~lectric $100. Charlie Isham, 3% miles west an ng. g \;tf road, 6% mrlcs north on Okemos . stackmg beans, $20, Alton Parker, Phone " w p food mtxers, pop-up toasters, of Leslie on Wallccr road, phone.1 _ . 42 . Ekins, 2 miles west of Aurelius. pansvillc I 0 594 23 1 Phone Aurelius •131. 23wl Phone 2363 road and 1 mile east on Dobie. 1637 N. Edgar road, phone 21584, • fully automatic, Westinghouse flat Leslie 1282. 23wtf J MODEL A Ford coupe for 1931 23w1 Phone Lansmg 87961. 23w1p Mason. 23wlp ININE PIECE walnut finish din· Irons,. waffle bakers, Wcs!n!l'ho~se ------• sale, ood condition and ·excel- 1935 CHEVROLET truc!t with hy­ in riom suite in ood condi- electnc roasters, comhmat10n YOUR CLEANING TROUBLES g . • I . 31 clrauli.c dump. Give mti an offer. ------___ 0. I. C. BOAR for sale, young, BEFORE BUYING A MILKER, 1tion g Phone Holt' 72691 , 23w1 sandwich grill and waffle bakers. clisappcar with Fina Foam bub- lent ttres. Ronald Sm1th, ,4_ mrle BEET AND BEAN disc drill with from 111~ regjstered stoclt, to let s~e us for our special low p:ices I · · Jewett Appliance co., 130 w. Ash, 1 hies. Cleans rugs and upholstery ~ust on Harper road ~ff OJ,emos Harvey Franlclin, Onondaga. : o,fertilizcr attachment for sale. out for Ius lceep. Dewey Clark, durmg June and July on the s•lver DAVENPORT AND CHAIH for Masop, phone 5511, quickly. Zimmerman's Home Serv-itoad, phone Mason · W 21916 23 1 ______! ______22w2p_ Lloyd Harr, 2 miles northeast of Eaton Hapids phone 44693. 23w1p anniversary model of .the Rite- sale $35. 602 W. Columbia Ma- U I SU LY t k ice. 23w1p . C ""V OL""T ry d M 'th D 1 Ph Way milker W A Hall 3205 West 1 ' · '23 1 F EL 0 L PP an s-220 - 1036 H., R ili sec1 an, ~- oor. M·u~~ ~~-F- 1c~vey roac · 2 one FORD-FERGUSON tractor, plow, Columbia, :M:as~n. · ' 23w1p . son. w gallon sizes and up. Buy now. BOY'S BICYCLE for sale, in_ ex- J. C. Spra~c, first h_ouse north , • !-1 tth_ . · 0wtf cultivator. Also nearly new dtsc, I :PREMIER VACUUM sweeper for F!ll now. Have your supply for cellent condition. John Grbbs, 1 of Dexter Trarl on Merrdtan road. ~NTERNATIONAL Farman tr_ac-~ in good condition. ~riced reason-. VICTOR r<:OUR-CAN electric mi~k 1 sale, good condition, $15. Mrs. next _season on hand, Terms on 329 N. Oltcmos street, phone !'!a-1 23w1 Fruits-Foodstuffs , tor, M, used ·15 days, for sale or able. 10·20 InternatiOnal' tracte_r, ! cooler With General E!e:tr!c umt. Ivan Wethy, 3298 w. Columbia, tanks. Jewett Appliance Co., 130 son 24<121. _____ 23w~ will trade for. cattl. c Also new recently overhauled, new lugs, m S. S. Gould, 2336 Catholtc church phone Mason 5323. 23w1 W. Ash, Mason, phone 5511. ---- 194 7 JEEP for sale, Jute model, I I 1 for Internatioll't! OS--1 ~rchard trac- good condition. Pric'ed reasonable. road. 23w2p EASY SPINDRY demonstrator CANARY, female, S2. .Archie I 8600 mile,q, Priced reasonable. Sale ~or, n~vcr been used, $1900, and George Helbig, fi~st farm east of " MAYTAG aluminum tub washing $179 _95 , cut to •$115. This ma: Snyder, 311 E. Maple St., P~~: Lewis Shaw, 1'h miles east of US- Allis-Chalmers B 19•!6 with culti·l_ Mason on Columbtn. 23w1 H G 1 F. d l!'achme for sale, in good con- chine is our store demonstrator in Mason 3371. 1127 on Barnes road. Phone 4785. FRESH EGGS again at Walt's t · G · W · 1 t fi t f · d!twn recently rebuilt. Ira ~rank- . 23w1p :va Ol. corge rtg I ' rs arm i JOHN DEERE No. 7 combine on ay - ra1n ..,.. ee right,' 5329 Moyer road, ·•Webber- excellent condition. Thrs Is a go?d '-----·------'- Poultry !<'arm and Hutchet·y, ,, ttorth ~f Cavanaugh ro~cl on Van I rubber for sale. In running order, ville. Phone Bell Oak 7-F-22. buy for the. first person after tt. Fill That Muddy Cedar street, Mason, phone 21221. Attn toad. Phone Lansmg 87635. $250, W. D. Thomas, 5 miles north w p Jewett Appliance Co,. 130 w. Ash, driveway or barnyard 22wtf 2 3 s d F t"l" 23 2 ' 0W P of Mason and 2 miles east to 11871 ¥ason, phOne 5511. 23wl Good Used Cars ee - er I IZer ASPARAGUS SEASON is going- SEE THE NEW HARVEY comhi-1 East Willoughby roacl. 23wtf . f ·1 SPEED QUEEN washing machine ELECTRIC WATER HEATER, with 19H CHEVROLET, new paint job, to close soon. Those planning- to : nation elevator for smal! grains, I' 7 FOOT OLIVER weeder for sale • or Sa e for sale. c. A. Davis, Eclen. White and Westinghouse. We in- Limestone Chips ' motor overhauled put RSpa rag-us in their· Jocl ' TABLE TOP, 4 burner, Detroit the installation J'Ob.) All stzes. , Jewel gus range for sale. Also Wasllbur·n LIInestone 1941 BUICK, special deluxe, radio Trail. Phone 229M. 23w1 •· WORK'·AND RIDING horses for 18 ft. Frigidaire electric refrigera- White heaters are Jo~ver, have and heater ~---~------~THE MEYER HAY BALE loader 1 sale. 20 head. Also registered Agricultural Limestone Meal tor, American pressure coolter. Le- h_eavier tan!ts, very thtc!t Insula- Co. I. DogS for Sale "" saves man-power and labor. 1 thOroughbred stallion for service, 1 PI'ompt Dellverv Roy Hazel, phone Mason 5386. tron. Terms: 10 percer:t do\yn. We Howell 1936 CHEVROLET · •Loads 72 bales on wagon or truck j licensed with state department of w p stoc)( heaters for etther Edrson or -~ 23 1 :!n approximately H minutes. See 1 agriculture. R. A, 'fhompson, 1407 , _ Consumer lines. Jewett Appliance Phone Collect 728 1936 DODGE ;.lt at W. G. Reeves, Stockbridge,! Wi!liamston road·, Dansville. Phone BED DAVENPORT, apartment Co., 130 W. Ash street, Mason, • llwt! OLDS •i-door o!',phone 68F3. 22w21 Dans:ville 2902. 23w2p washburn Limestone size gus stove and overstuffed phone 5511. 23w1 --:::-:::-::--:-:::--:---~--::=---- 1937 ' WALKER FEMALE, good breed- ing, will sell reasonable or tmde ilL · .. roclter for sale. Also 75 pound Ice E t r 11 I' n s SLABWOOD for sale. 'rhureson ' B tJ l :fNTERNATIONAL 52-inch com-. NO. 17 Dl eLavlalt ~readm' separatodr Co. box, Mort Raymond, 524 Center 130 .:;JYA:h IllS on a ap~~~n~e5511 Lumber compa·ny, Howell. Ph3ontef I ar 10 omew fot good electric motor. Earl Jones, ,;, bine for sale. Also McCormiclt-1 for sa e, e ec rtc rtven, use street, Mason. Phone Mason 7574. · 844. . w Sales alld Sei'VI'ce fifth bouse west of Aurelius. Phone ...Ueering hay loader, Earl Wheeler, • about 2 years, in very good con- ' 23w1 23 W1 - , Aurelius 3103. 23w1 ~ miles south of Mason, ',':. mile clition. Ira Cronkright, 5329 Moyer Howell J evvett's Flowers 120 s. Cedar ~est on Plain~ rond, first house road, Webbervil!e. Phone Bell Oak Phone Collect 728 WHITE METAL, modern design, BICYCLE, will sell man's bicycle, Phone 2-3171 I HAVE FOUR GOOD DOGS I ,.north on Laxton road. Phone 5283. 1 7-F-22, llwtf Coolerator, 100 lb., with ice in good condition, or will trade 23wl ! would lil~ and wagon~ mnrle to ot' 1 n c o m·e tax au· Atnnr.Jing tlmiH!I', Phonn 2:J:JU So~: Fot· th" reason uslt me, clothIng 01' anything you have to slstunae, Earl Dunsmore, 3012 W. Leslie. Claud Howe, Loslie, WAN'rllJD--CuAtnm boling of hay cloty 'urcmr you to loo!1 for your· Real Estate poultry ,hc•use, tool house, chicle­ sell nt public nuctlon. Located at and st1:11w with new uutomutlc Columbia, Mrtson,. Phone 2.3211. 22wtr lo~t dog m· cat at the Anlma1• en houso 1 hlp-roof basement eot•nr.r of .ffiifort and Holt rnnd, one hn.l••r, Cllil ,Juclt Witt111un, Mnson 80 ACRIDS, 6-room house, mnilcr­ 14w-tt Sheltol', 1713 Sunset A yo,, Lansln:t;.' burn. mile west of Holt. Snlc starts at phuno ~28ll1. LoO, with lnltirtls 11. fl. wlwnt, fill goes witlt farm. Tool COTTAGES Houses, Barns, Sheds, Roofs l Y:, acres nf land. New Amer·I­ COTTAGE at Pleusunt lnlw, yenr­ ·Custom Baling cane-bottom ehuirs. Condition nlort and able t,, moet tho puhlie, Honnld Smith, Houle :1, Mason, cnn millcing mnchine, 2 single shed bat·n, no house. Price only With new Minneapolis-Moline uH W<'ll us some sales ublllty. $3,000, Better buy thls. nround home, furnished, •l rooms of cain doesn't mattm·, Alfr'ld Dnft, phone 2-lM6. 23;vJ.' units. HHO Chevmld two-door se­ and bath, lit·oplacc and fmnn"o baler. Size 1 ln. by 18 in., ·tO ln. Work done to your •1887 WlllougiJhy road, Holt, Phone Phone MnBon 2.J161 for interview. dan. Ward MeCum, G miles cast long. Uniform baleB, weight 80 120 ACRES ncar Dunsvllle, fair heat, Oak floor·s, garage. Pos­ speciflco.tlon and satisfaction Lansing' 72:177. 2:Jwlp 2~w1 LOS'r·--Past Matron's pin wlth in- of Muson nn Dexter Trail, phone lhs, ot· more. ------·-··- -·-··------~criptlon "Mirlmn Chaptc1· No·, buildings. Asic me about this session nt once. 22!160 Mr\son. 22w2p I'M .TUS1' A LJTTLm' J.ilrl 15 l~mMALE HmLP WAN'l'ED, Stcn- 2:13 0. E. S." Holum. lo Mrll. H. D·: one. Price ~10,000, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES For Free Estimates ogruph<'l' with cxperlonce ror· GROCERY and meat market, good Cull , month~ old. Daddy says we need Henderson, 1 1.0 E. Onlc, :Mason,' li> LOTS l'or building for snle. Will Fred Fuller a modL!I'n. apartment or house, :1 respon~iblc position in the engi­ MASON, large bulclc 8-room house locution, stock und fixtm·cH. Phone Mason 2•1912 Phone 7311. 23wl sell H:ingio lots rll' all. Well with bath and Holland furnace. OJ' nroru fnmished roonw. Daddy neering depat·tment, Industrial ------~------n-: ThiH is u money maker, 23wlf firm, five day wcelt, group lnsur­ drained. Gus, eir,clricity nnd city Oalc lloors down. Ideal for home or SANDWICH shop and restaumnt. worlcs l'or· the U. S. gover·nment ------~- -~------~------~- W. D. Chapman un~e, etc. Wyeth Incorporated, water nvailnhit•, Ivan Hcincelman. roomem, Price only $7,500, Thlr­ Stock and fixlums, .~fi,liOO. rmd will pay lllr nny dama,;eil I See Page 6 Phone :Mason •1071. 22w2p OIL BURNFJH Silli!VICJJJ, furnace Mason 22621 Call MaHon fJ7:ll for uppointml'nts. teen-yenr-old beauty shop ln con­ 'rcrms, repairing. Gus, oil, coal furnaces. mlglll do. We will ~exchange u four­ nection for $750 extra. Home 15wtf room apartment in Lansing for 2:lwl 1 Steam, vapor, hot water boilers .. ------·---~ WILLIAMSTON REAL ESTATE furniture uvnllo.ble extra. one here In Mason. Phone Lansing ------·----~----·· ·------··----· Agency, 127 m. Grand River 209 W. Ash, Mason Hot wut.rrr healers, water softeners, WAN'rmn.-Ro.bbits, weighing a% ro.cJiatot·s, convectors. Plumbing fJG088 evenings. to 6 pounds, either sex, rtny Ave., Williamston, hns many fine MASON HOME, nearly new, lot 23w2p 8fixl98. Close In, 3 bedrooms, ail Phone 3161 supplies. 225 N. Muln St., Leslie. Block Laying color, Paying 3:lc delivered to houses, farms, "ommcrcial build­ Phone Leslie 3082. awtt Mr. Farmer: in,;s nnrl b111ldlng sites for sale, on gmund tloot·, with large living and WANTED TO BUY---Good )Jnlr.rl MiehlJ.(an Department of I·[oalth, Evenimrs 2-5 6.51 Quui'Untine Farm, old DeWitt also some b11sinoss opportunities. and rlinlng room joined, modernis­ '" IDAVES'rROUCHING---Ncw u n u Ol'k nll'ult'a-br·omc or other· good Being located H miles cast of Lan­ tic kitchen, 4-piece bath, full base­ 23w1 Cement W baled hay, last Y"ur's. C. E. Sower, road, Lansing. Write or telephone repair. l~ree estimates. Guaran­ 11•!Ul, extension 1fi4. 21w3 Hing' on US-lfl, Williamston, offers ment, with Lenox warm air fur­ Olwmo~. Phone Lansing 87·1GO. We Want teed worl<. Right prices. Arrow · By reliable veterans excellent transpor-tation facilltlcs nace with blower, 2-co.r garage, Sheet Metal Wori7 In IOH, unci H.HH In IIJ4a,! recrentlon program rtccmrdlng to City Officer Ralph Hn!J duHted bt·ldgo, l 1 1 111411 111 12 Hartor, I :11 17 Hnrpcr l'OHd. 'Ren prwJident, I . ... , . ·. rga n IZe Or omen ~~~~~\~/~~r~~~in ~~~~~tm~~\~~r~o~\~: Vuntown, Northweut Stoclcbrldgo week end at their furm, '!' h r e e vlco-prrmldrmts were · I M1' and MI ... J,uJpn Wnllwl of I · . . IAchlovemont dny will be hold on and Millville utt.cndcd, Mr, and MI'R, H.oscoo Shirley and Drtnsvlllc and Mrs, Lorena Harle· Twcnty-1\vo women from com- • things affecting tho success nf tho J Sumllly .Ttl! t , elected, Walter• Carven, llrHt vice- ' ' ness 1md Mrs. mvcrlll Croshy of I munltlos In Jnghnm county met at 1 story per·locl, Thursday of thlsl' ' 10 6 ' n 10 ' 00 a. m, Mr, and Mrs, lillmer Lytle and frunlly unci Mrs, · Mt1ry Colman pr·eHidonl; Mnurlcc Rlclcly, second ' 1 I Mason will attend 11 two-day 'strLtcl' the Hrtll Mllmol'irl] llbmry, Mason, weelt the group returned for an- Dorothy and Barbara Dunsmore family attended tho Memorial spent sunday with Mr. !Uld Mrs. vlec-pr·csidont; and Dr. Russell R, I 1 conference of county AAA com- htsl 'l'hm·srlny fm• n story telling other lesson In which each pre- spent ~umlay nrtcrno.r,n, w!t~1 Mr. uervlcea at Fitchburg Sunday nf-~ Gerald Corwin unci family, • Robbln8, lhlrd vlco-prcsidont. 'rnltteemcn In Ludington on Thurs.' workshop, sponsored by tho coun- sontcd a story for self find g1•oupl anrl !Yirs. Bmton Botsfmd ot Wil- temoon, Delbert Corwin is Ill with the I Rev, MnJ'Hhrtll W, SlmpHon wns i l day and Frldu.y June 10 ancl 11. I ty library, criticism, lllamston. M1·, und ?4rs. Botsford :Mra, Etta Detrlcl< spent Sundny measles, numecl lion tamer· and Hamlcl Hos- : I Homo 80 counties' In Mlohlgrm I A story· hou 1· Is arranged once_ 'rJ10s 0 a ssl• 8 t·.mg 111· tl10 sum me 1· were Sunday evcnln("" guests ut ley wnH chosrm tall twister, Gerald i 1 arc cxpoctod to send clol.egates to erJ'eh ·weclc In all· the c. ommunlty ~:?gr~t' ,.nrc ~r~j ~or·n ~£t~ 1 ~J~cl~ L. Gmharn Wits agnln r·e-olected I 1 18 the meeting ut which the princlpal 1 llbrarles--Dansvlllc, Haslett, I-Iolt, IJ1Jcl~~ ~~r~~~ ~ ' ~~s~ 2 , : r------, secretary flllcl Ralph Swlnehru·t tnplc will be tho agrlcultu!'ll) crm·, Leslie, Miller Road, :Maple Grove, cl ' 1 rs: ll a Inn 1 11 1 was chosen lr•easur·cr. servatlon progt•am for l!H8, It l,s Okemos, Stockbr·ldgc, Wobborvlllc f-ra~l1ct~~~ M~r\, Lilah ~10 7~ywel~ "EE' "fll1" 1 T E oo N expected also that farm price sur- 1and Wllllnmslon, Miss Dorothy Mr; R'ussclf· J ornon Ii 1 ~t· 1 ~~ ... .I.Y. F'mH· directors were chosen, Ar· 0 thur IP, Ziclcgraf and ,John Lay for port policy and programs will come ; Rozek, chlldr·cn,'s librarian, will be IRob~l'l Farley ~~f.' Fr~d 'He~~~: twn-ycar terms, nnd Ralph Strope m for discussion. I at each of the libraries every other and Mrs, Clar~nce VmrderLindcn, · unci Gemlcl Pru·sons for one year Soveml prdmlnont speakers have week to tell stories, and the 0jl· Leslie; Mrs. Merle Gould unci Mrs, terms, i been engaged for· the conference po.~lto wcelc, a local person Will Charles Shrev" Maple Grove· M ·s program lnclticling Dr. Robert H. Clll'I'Y 011 the progmm. It wus to Paul Vrrn Siclc'le Mrs Mcldnst~y Jnstnllftllon of the officers will I :Montgomery, professor" of econo- assist t~ose local story tellc!rg that and Mrs. Busch, Milld~ Road; Mrs. be hole! .June 16 .. mlcs, University of Texas, who w111 tho wotltshop was arranged. E, Brauner, Oltcmos; Miss Mary 1 c. Donald Cm-ry, county cxlensinn discuss tho social! political ancll Louise Kellenberger, boolcmobile Holt, Stockbridge; Miss Ruth 1 '. agent, gave fl brief talk Wednes­ I economic changes Ill store for the libmrian, cliscussccl techniques of Crandall and Peggy LeRoy, Web-: day night. world In rrn <~tomlc rrg:c. . story telling, preparation and berville; and Mrs. Caroline Ligllt­ ' Wayne Durmw, president of selection of materials, seating ar- foot nncl Mrs. Blanche Merrifield, While the ~ehedule docs not I Farm ncporLS, Inc., YVashmgtcm, mngcmcnts and other physical Williamston, eovcr nny summc1· mecllngs, the ! D. C., will discuss legislative prob- ______;______:-:-:---:------org•> lUeArlhur A .. .J, Loveland, Washington, D. of Mrs, Bernice Eifert nnd Sons of Mrs. Anna Belle Whitman of c. director of the agl'!culturc con- Mason has completed a 365·day Webberville called on Mrs, Mag­ so~vation program of the U. S. production record of 504 pounds of gie Burden ·M~nday morning, I Y au may plant potatoes by Home-Made Bread . . . tho sign of tho moon, hut rJcpnrtmcnt of flgriculture will butterfat and 13,951 pounds of Bible sc~ool 1s being held at the • When we talk about home-made bread, we're speak­ 3 0 K~NDS OF DIRT discuss tho role of soil conscr~atlon ~nillc. ,'Ehc cow's registered name church thrs weclc. ' I when you want a farm mort· in meeting increased world food. rs Segrs Rcho Kornclyltc Fobes, She gage there is only one sign to ing of the WAY bread is made, the quality ingredients Vanish in 30 Seconds needs.· r was three years nne! one month V ANTOWN I ldlow. It·~ tho sign over tho which we blend to produce a bread of substance, the kind 'Ehe Mason office will be closed old when the test was started. Mrs. L. l'. Williams door of National Farm Loan 1 that used to be made in home .kitchens. This home-made, Association ol£ic~·•· With GLASS WAX from Wednesday, .June n, throughj NORTH LESLIE Bible Schoo] Monday .Tune 7 at smooth texture means more Aavor, better toast, finer sandwiches. I I A JW\1' sdr•nUfle mir:wln Uu~t. ;,Jeans all J;'lass :tnd nwl.allle sur­ tho balance of the week. 1\lrH, Itus'scll Warner 9:00 at the Van town dhurch. ' Got a Land Ban.< loan-low fa<:es u.nd '""'JIS them c:lean lnngtw with Urc Invisible Jlrolcellon HAWLEY______I Mr·, and 1\frs. HHrry Monroe of interest, small repayments over a long period of timo, the White - Vienna - Whole Wheat Gl:~ss Wax h•:tns, 'J'hat nwans the n .. xt de:ming is rL Jut •mslcr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Childs' Georgia were Monday guests of :Mrs, !\Iaurice I,yon I sp~nt several clays at their farm I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Glynn. privilege to malte flxtra pay· Ft·esh Daily Wipe it on anti then off, Xo water nectl,d, Sold on a money-hac!< menta any timo. gtutr1u1tee. Mr. and Mrs. Foster Bartlett of I here last week,. !' Mrs. Edith Grimes and Mrs. Williamston spent thb week end' . The .Tames Mtllers were Sunday i Mavis Austin or Saginaw wore The Sign is Always Right lor a with Mrs. Elsie Bartlett. I dr.nnc1· guests of Mr. and Mrs. R~ss J week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Try ~t~ 59c Pint Edwin and William Crandall and Rrnlcle or Dimondale for a fam1ly Harlo•v Sly. LAND BANK LOAN Harvins Ice Cream . M . s· f D . 1·11 get-to-gether. ·Mr. and Mrs, Glen M W'll' Sl . Mrss al'!e 1mpson o ansv c C lt ··d . d h .1' w·n H • r.~. 1 Jam y spramod her spent the week end at Crooked a kll fctMan 'rnl Y an(ll1 r t atl11 ankle badly Saturday, Available in any quantity, from a single quart to· 1 • tl d M El , . coc o as on were ca ors a· 1c . aeveral gallons for picnics or parties of any sizes. 1 lake WI t Mr. an rs. · met Miller·s today M1ss Jean Bartlett, who is at- 1 Nat'l. Farm Loan 1 Crandall. Several fro;11 hcr·e attended the tending school at Ypsilanti, spent I Jacobs' Store Mr. and Mrs. George Wenzel Memorial services in Leslie Man- the week ondwlth her parents, :Mr, I Iand family of Charlotte were Mon- clay. and Mrs. Floyd Bartlett. I Association Fountain Service L J\1ason Ar:ross fl'orn the A & P 1 day dinner guests of Mr. and }~r~, Mr. and Mrs . .r. E. Every were Mrs. Georgia Bohn of Cohoctah 804 K Mich. A1•e, I,nnslng ------~ 1 Ed Lyon. Afternoon callers v.erc 1 t t 19 b f h f· called on Mr and Mrs William 1 Directors: C. S. Wood, 11. Bul- I l M d 11, .. R'J1 Lyo 11 of Holt ws s o mem ers o er am- · · J B , p 1 r. an , ·d s. , . ey ily Sunday at a picnic at Russell S 1Y Monday, I1 1en, • aumgra.~, 1•· owe11 •'------, I and Stern Peatsall Of Jacltson. park. Guests included Mrs. Maude Mrs. Wayne Chaffee and claugh-. anrl \V. Lovejoy. Mason City Bakery I A. B. Concrete Products Co. ' Mr .. and Mrs. Alfred Hanson of: Lacloucuer and family of Howell, tor, Diane are visiting her aunt, I R. D. Jon,es, Sec. Phono 5-881.6 I Detrmt were week end guests of ' Mr. and Mrs. Bert Blair of Tamp- Mrs. Basi! Stowe, · 1'------l Mr. and Mrs, CordJC Barker. llcins, .James Blair of Adrian and' Underwood & Hall I ~~a~~~W~hof.J~~~~.~dM~.C~rlYB~~of 11_:------~------~------'1 and8011 spentMrs, Irventhe week Holmes. cud ~th M~IJackso~Mr. and Mrs. Roy Warner and/ r------~·------Mr. and Mrs. v·ems Reason of children of Williamston were Sun- 1Harper road entertained Saturday day dinner guests of the Russell night at a surprise party in honm· Warners. .. 1.1/WN ANO PA1l0 f'IJ,f#/fiJI<& I nf the birthday anniversary of Mr. nncl Mrs. Lynn .Jewell at- i Mrs. Clifford Walt. tended the promotion exercises at .II., B. Braman 0 ~ vansvillc the Walt~rs school :Monday eve- DRAINAGE CEMENT I 11 1 CJ'ff ·d w tt s de . f nmg. Then· granddaughters attend TILE BLOCKS ca cc on r or a un ay a - school there. Highest quality l'roduds .Maolc with Uw Best 2Haterial I ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. AI Wardowski at- ! Mr. and Mr.9. Floyd Durling and tended tho 53rd annual alumni MORTAR STEEL SASH Gary spent :Monday oveni1~g with banquet at Stockbridge Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Cl~ronce Darhng and evening: 1\ULli UOU\SE l'LANS l•'REI~! I ;.',:·-· •' family on Aurolms. road. Mr. and· Mrs. Floyd sutton vlsi- VIsitors Arn \Veleom~•! 1 Mr. and :Mrs, Rwhard Lyon of ted rt.:r. and Mrs. Will Snyder of OPIGN BAILY AND ,J.;VI~NINOS HY Al'l'OJNTilfENT Milson and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd .Jaclcson Sunday afternoon. I Jllrst plaee wr•st of US-127 at IDarling and son were Monday din- i· Saturday afternoon Mrs. George ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mau- Lee entertained 26 friends of her . 3Xl1! W"st lllli'(Jer r,mHI nco Lyon. 1daughters, Ruth and Patty, for a l,Jwnc r.·fason 248,15 1joint birthday party. Friday eve­ J SIGIG YOUit I'UOOUUT IH~Ii'Oit!G TIUYI~G TO AT'rEND SCOUT IIOEIIOWN ning Mrs, Lee accompanied her ·-----'------1 Richard Ferris, scoutmaster· or: sister· to .Jackson to see her off the Aurelius tmop; Harley Hull, i when she tool< the train to go to I Williamston scout leader; and H. 1her home in Chattanooga, Tenn.

/ B. Noble, Lansing Scout executive, J Mr. and Mrs. ·Earl Blaclcorby I arc leaving Frirtny for Lalte Gene- , and family of Rock Lake, North va, Wisconsin, to· attend a nation-1' Dflkota, were Sunday dinner Why Push A Law·nmower? al Boy Scout hoedown. guests of the Robert Sheathelms. ' Sunday evening they all went to 1 Bull Fighting 111 Mexico I, .Jackson to see tho cascades. . . I . 1 Patty and .Dean Long are vrs1- We have just been appointed dealers fot· To the Mexican. bull fighting Is tlng Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Peck of I not a sport but the dramatization Eaton Rapids this week, of a great national tradition, The Mr. and Mrs. Clare Riley of Reo Lawn Mowers rules of the drama arc ns rigid and Lake Lansing arc house guests of as classical as the ballet's. Mr. and Mrs. Don Jenks. I , Gasoline Dt·iven Mrs. Cort Hasbrouclc, :Mr. and Mrs. Ran old Hasbrouck and family I · Hand Powered and :Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Eckert were in Springport Friday eve- , ,I· ning to attend tho wedding of 1 :Martha . Jean Place and Martini This Is Paint-Up Time Cook. WHITE DOG Preserve the old and protect the new 1\frs. M. V. Uutlcr Porch Beds Private Theodore M. Butler spent the week end with his par­ A glider-type, non-movable frame Glidden Paints ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Butler. Callers at tho Butler home Sat­ with spring-filled leather covered We carry a complete stock of Glidd~n paints for both in­ urday were Mrs, Celia Butler and t cushions and back. Unit is 1Miss Ina Butler of East Lansing I terior and eKterior work. 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wagner f mounted on easy-roll wheels at ! and family, Mrs. Carrie Riggs I the back. Coverings are water~ . spent the day there. I Open Saturday until 9 :00 Radio Tubes proofed . Will give your set at new lease I Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bently and 1 nn life. We carry a complete family of Rose City were guests I line. at the L. T. Smith home Decora­ tion Day. 1 Collins' Sal·es &Service :Mr. and Mrs. Don Simons and , Carl Goble Rebecca and Mr. and Mrs. Law·j flymouth and DeSoto Dealer · ltADIO S;ERVI(\E renee Bolter and Sandra of Lan•J ; sing and :Mr. and Mrs, Lawton 222 N. Cedat· Phone 24291 l'ilonc 1\l:tsou rm.n I Cliclmcr and Janice enjoyed a pic-~ lnic supper Sunday, Sun Tan Cots 1 Private Theodore M. Butler of ------'-~·------1 Fort Knox, Kentuclty and Mr. and• A chaise lounge type of cot that 'll•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••lllli••••••••••~if' Mrs, M. v. Butler called on the I I I Charles Butlers in Detroit Mon· i promotes easy relaxation. Water­ , day on his way to camp. proof spring cushions, white I MILLVILLE frame. • 1\lrs. 1\faggie Burden COMING SOON! I. Children's Day exorcises will be I i held next Sunday at 10 a. m, at j , the church, ' • On Sunday, May 23, Mrs ..Emma I Lawn Chairs Complete Details On Morgan and Mrs, Maggie Burden i wore in Pontiac to see their sister, Several models and price cate­ ! :Mrs. Hamilton. · gories from which to select single Mason's ~ewest Mrs, L. P. Williams, Mrs. Dar- win Williams, Mrs. Merton Rice, pieces or n\atched units. Some Mrs. Emma :Morgan and Mrs: Mag- , with fibre back and seat, others I gie Burden were at the Pinckney I ·cemetery, the Gille~ cemetery and I cushioned or fabric covered. North .Stocl

·------·------·---- I. ! Hr. has olAo dlreotrd young I H I I I ff (h A L" d Eqmorc, Mr•, andMra, Leo RobblnR FITCHBURG Mr. nnd Mr11, Tim Bell nrc re- Flllln~r 1'111 Rotuc~ I I s s t Ho I t I ' I .l 0 t c'00 ta anges re IS e of Ji'ltnt, Mr. IWd Mrn. B. woocj o.nd M All (J lg moclellng t.heh· holiRO, . the . "IJ'"• •.111 rv Dl"rllr ,;~.~Po~~. fe~~n~·n~.c~ci~~~ n. CO•Apon- a . Ron of Ann Arbor, Mrn. J'iollin rH, co rn Tho l•'r•Jend~hlp nlllR~ will meet. lDver wonder how millions !l! " " " ·• I P1•lcst nnd Mrs. Mtwy Hoffnwn or Lloyd Gee saw on f:l-polnt bun!t ut Uw hull Jrrldlty night., pllls nnd tnblct~ producect In thls ~ 8 H~ wlll nsslnt In tho worship Faculty chnngcA for the lfl48-1fl I grade; Miss Mory Cox, fourth Ovl(t, Thny nrc here to ottnnd tho door on tho .Toe Howley fnrm lost I Austin Otis nnd ~hlrley Fry country are pluG~d In bqltJeg wlth ·•ou••RJ; l'aHlur , "rvloe n.ral tnlc1.• full cho.rgo h\ the ·achoo! ycnr wore nnnounc~d t.hlo I gJ•ncte; Mrs, Cn.lherlno ShnveJ', grnduntlon of their do.ughtm•, Sol- wcelc Almon Lnthrop nino saw Uw wore mnn•ied Monday evening nt ~uch unerring nccuracy-naver one .:. nov, Hugh Hosterlm• of North I ol R.,v, Smith, the present weolc riw tlu.< H•!ll. lJollt'd of ('()ll- rouJ•th grnde: MrH, ,JoRlo Wn.tt·mis, ly !3n.sc re, Thlll'lldny night. deer•, tlw parsonage at. Stoelt· nb.~cnoe 1 I M~lhodlat short, never one too mJJnY 7, It' a NDwton, Kanans, will servo ns ns- mlnlatei•. Ho wll) wor!t with !.he 1 en !.ion hy Benton Yntoq, aupcrln- fifth gJ'ndc; Mrs, Htlgn. Sutton, Mr. nnrl Mrs. .Jnhn Allen nt- MJ•, nnd Mrs. Mnurlce McCreery bridge, ahnple. 'rhe tnhlets are ted from • lllHlnnt prwtm· or the Holt Pt•eaby- young peoplo, do survoy WOI'It nnd I tendent of schools. New members 1 fifth grnde: .John Lippincott, alxlh tended a J'nmlly dlnnr.t· nt. thn hnme and son called nn his mother lnst I Mr, ond :Mra, Clyde Hnwltlns nnd hoppers Into filling tubes equipped tHJ•lon chmd1 for the Slll!lmn!'. Rev, pastorn.l "oiling. or tho Holt staff m•n follows: 1 gmde; M. 13nrmll Vor•ce, hlgj1 of his hrotlJer In Eaton llnpldA, Sundo.y.' MJ•. nnd Mrs. Gm·nld Mr·. and Mt•a. William Gnrner spent ~~~ wlth metul fingers which atop tho llogterler wn11 bom In Ohio 2fl He will arrive in Holt .June 2 Miss ID!olae Cousins, of Oaaeo, school prlnclpnl; M!f~s Ornce Gutz- Mr. nnd Mrs ..Tomes .Jennings Grnhnm or Mnson called on Mr. pnl't of lo.at weelc ln the north nnd ynm•a ago, Pn1•t nr ht.Y youth wus nnd will live n.t the hnmc of Mr·. who hnq been tenchlng thlR year lm•, dli'Pctm• of stwJent. tr.nchlng Rpent aevel'nl dnys visiting Crlnnds lund Mr'R, ¥cCr•ocry Monday. Iculled on Mr. nnd ~··a. marl Town- flow o! the pellets at any pre-deter­ Hpnnt In Cnlifm•n!n, His father Ia nnd Ml'H, Tom Thorburn. His or-, nt st. Louis, Mlchlgo.n, ~he will be rtncl Cll!'l'iculurn advlsm·; ·in Jndla.nn. ln.st· wee!(, Mrs. Mn!'y Morehouse Is ntll\ send nt Inrllun RIVOI. mined ..number, •nJso a minister. Ho Is now n senior· rtcn will be In the ehut't!h, ' homo rmd fo.mlly living tj'uclwr, MI'R. Anne L. O'Hnru, viHitlng Ml', and Mrs. Glenn But.. mun nc- Ill, Mrs, r~e'tnh llnnclc nnd Mrs, 1 Mrs. Billie lllft1 or .Jnclcarm nt Union 'l'htJologlcnl Smnlnary In --- licking the posltfon or Mrs. Bnrbn- 1 ten.chc•·: Mr•s, Opol L. Bleil, E:ng- compnnlr•cl their dnughter nnd eh!J- Myrle Rancl( nrc lmpt·ovctl from apent Stu;d~y ~lth Mr. and Mrs. Nt•w Yorlt City. He huH had nn In- The Garden dub will hold Its' ra Pruync, who has rnsib"lled logo llish, soclul studies ancl ort; Arlnnd d1·en to Chlcugo lost sunduy, 'l'ho their recent lllne~~. William c,mnr.J, 1 tc~esl!ng ll~Hl, .vnrlc~1 c~~rcm·, H~Jcncl.111 rcgt;lar .Tun~ moetlng, T~wmlny, to California whm·~ hcJ' husband Doolittle, nmslc; Mrs. M11bd TIJIIIs, .Tnhnson family arc r•ilurnlng u.rtor Chuck Webb !Jns bnen carrying Mm, Daisy Wnllwr Ia visiting 1ng two ycuiH ln uuto [{leo .Tunc 1, uL the homo oJ MIA. Lot- has acccpl.cd o. pOSJllon us soc:lnl commercial; Ml'H, Lllllun H'eelc, spcmllng· seveJ'nl wceltR hero VIsit- tlw mull for• the past two weelcs. relatlvell In the north. I!On~tnw.llon worl<, dlll'i~lg w.hle!~ tl": M.arzl~ff on NfJJ'th ~"•.lal· .. ~rs. studies tonchcJ•: English and speech; Ml'B. Bessie lt.ng •·••In lives, Ttw .Johnsons live In Mrs, Louis Wild nnd bnby J'e- Mr•, ontl Ml'H. Huber·t Booth have Wayside time he wns 11 laborn tory technl BcutJ Icr. Smith will hn ve cl1a1 ge of/ M 8 S 11 81 ·d Kllb C D Ho!leJ' ml1themalicH and sewn co., 'I' aft Cnllfol'llln . tumed home last weeit moved to the fnl'lll which they pur. ,don, uoctor's assistant nnd, m·- the meeting, 'l'hla mcotlng ls the trot{~ \~4§' gr~cluato ~~~~~~ ~lch~: Paul ;Tones, mo.nuul arts: FreJ. At the comi{IIltoe meeting for I Mr·s. Bill Wilson wlil entertain ClJ[J.sed of GcOJ·go WalliCl' before J.[nnl7.rn· of n. Hnnltatlr,n [Jrllgl nm. spring flower show. TIJnch mmn-1 r Sl t 11 r ill t, 1 r Luwrencl! health 1111d physical cci-'1 the·.ntomorlat nnd recreation field the Mct•ry-Go-Round club Thurs- his deuth. , He aiHo taught school ond served bcr IR to tulu• nn orrnngemcnt and tluntlon; :Nil·s. Charlotte Ml!ler, fm•-' ThurSday night, it was reported I day, .June . Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlos Gulhreuth If£'; co~~~~ ~~c:c~;t~ry' ~~~~l:p~ner~- 3 Greenhouse n~ rt. co~ch. !Jtn:Jn.g J.lw priHt scl~o?l us. mnny. sp.,clmcnH as 'p.o~alhlo: pl!ict~g Ml'f;, Bernaf!lrw Stow.,.' wh-o eign language: Ji'rcd Nellis, Hci-! that over $:1,GOO.OO has been given I Mr·. nnd Mr'R, Pet Rosher l':llled nnnouncc the h!Jth of IL daughter ;vcm he hns adl d nH mlnlstct Ill Ml s. Mac .Johnson will be co host hnH rcslgnc"OR RIGN'r Cor the past sovcn y11ars. pils of the ~enior class of Holt Mr. and Mr;,, Carl Barto and Co.mpbcll Friday ntght. I · Mrs. Ellzabct;, .lohnson of Lan- hig·h school will receive their diplo-, family were sunday callers nt the Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Gale und sing, who hns been ~caching at mas at the graduation cxc~cises. 'I Rolland Mar·quedant home, children. of. Vn.ndc_rcoolc lnke and j Shafer Decorating Supply Morrice, hns ncceplcd a ponltion Margaret Dart is clasH president: Sunday guests nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Koch of Dex- Why Drive a Shabby Car? 425 S. Jefferson to teach English and socinl stud- Richard Spurgeon, vice-president; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Olson were Mr. tor spent. the week end with Mr. Phone 2-34in ics in the high school. Mrs ..John- and H?lZ, treasurer. Others nnd Mrs. Lyle Olson of Dayton, I aml Jes.se Cm:npbell. . W~lter ~rs. 1 We'll Make It Look Like New Bon will talte the place of Mrs, to recmve their d1plomas arc ~ob- Ohio, Mrs. marl Stoddatd nnd son Mt: unci ~lrs. O~vtl Roclchol~ and·l 1 Kathryn Weed who will be leaving crt Bailey, Samh Ba~ore, Martlyn of Oscoda, Elmer Wilhelm of! children of Holt called on Mt. and Fo1· Only $75 ..,....------1 the area. Mrs. Weed has Baxter, Floyd Bell, .Tr., Plensnnt lulte, Mr·. and Mrs. Webb Mrs. Harold / L[lnHin~:r A!l~c Be~k. i ~antis Mon~ay. I ' I tnu~:r!Jt in Holt for two yeo.rs. Gladys Bhvtn, Sha·lcy Broo]cs, Sad. ot' Jo'itchbur~:r Mr. und Mrs. Robert Mr. und .Mts. Dale Sw1tzcnberg SPECIALIZING IN RUSTED-OUT SPOTS 1 1 Miss Dolores Bnshllnc of Akron, ic Catalina, Charles Cliffe, Duane Hammond n~d sm1 of .Jackson and I and son of YpstlantJ; Mr. nnd Mrs. I Radiator Repairing - Welding - Body and Fender Clay or Aluminum I Ohio, a l!H8 gradunlc of Kent Dictriclc, Clare Drier, Arthur Fnu- Mr·. nnd Mrs. John Soderman of John Swltzcnber!J. Donald Wa-1 ·State colle~:rc, Kent, Qhlo, will edt, Phyllis Galka, Marilyn Green- h'lnslng. . te.~·~tradt, Mrs. W~lter, B~uer, Mr~. Repair COMPLETE REMODELING SERVICE leach .high school social studies, man, Robert Hartley, . lltchard 1 Ml', Pnd Mrg, Robert Hlnlcley of Ltzzte Ush?r, M1~ .. Edtth ~esse, I tnlring the place of Mrs. Vee Mar- Hovey, Barbam Knapp, Barbara Rives Junction were Monday eve- Mr. and Mts. Guerdon Ushct and 1 WALL TILE cott who han resigned to seck em- Lurner, Barbara Lee, Leo Lens- nlllll' dinner guests of Ml'. and Mrs. I Jo~n Brr"':'er and Patty ~ere weelc I Agency for GALION EQUIPMENT ployment in the guidance nnd berry, Florence Lott, Jean Love- Nathan Hinkley. en en e1~ on Mr._ Otnd Mrs. NO MONEY IJOWN-'I'HTIEE YEAHS 'J'O PAY I counccling field. Mrs. Marcott will well, Maul'!ce Martm, Robert Pnge, Mrs. Bertha Ba1·to is spcndjng I George Stitt. 1 AVAII.ABLI~ FOlt 11\fi\JEDIA'fE INSTALLA'l'ION ! receive her master's degree from Norman Parlccr, R;onalcl Ptcrce, the week at the home of Mt·. and~-----·----··-···------~ Wo Also Specialize in ! Michigan stute college this month Shirley Phelps, Lew1s Schoby, Jr., Mrs. Rolland Mnrquedant. Jennings Body Shop * Rubber Floor Tile * Pnlntinu p b H · * Bloclc Laying * Plastering and has taught at Holt four years. Joseph Scott, Robert Slwgan, Bur- Mr. and Mrs. Al Carter, Mr. nnd I ro ate eanngs . 1340 S. Jeffei'Son Phone 21801 * Brid1 Worh: Miss Viro-inia Hommes of Grant.! barn Smith, Donna Jenn Stack- 1 Mrs Fred Cogswell and Mildred 1 J L . . " C lt t ' ' . ' 1. 7 , nruHng Call Us For Frco Eatimnle~ Ramds, 11 1D48 graduate from Hope house, Joyce Wade, ar o':' Wa -~ and Mr. nnd Mrs. Mose Ptazer 1 g,lnte of llaruldunl~ T, DonnldHon. }!,., .... college, will be an additional staff ers, Jr., anrl Shtrlcy D. Ztmmer- from Jacln chum•. . J ~ . · • E~tnte of S1~udm D. O'Connor, miTHll'. : and expanding the school hbrnry Stuart Openlandcr, supcrmlend- 1 I ted Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Morton at 1 llenJ'ing on ""''ointmonl of uuu ·diun. , • . . ~.", ' ~r' , ~ . , .. 1 i facilities. Mrs. Campbell has her ent o~ Wayne s~hools and .fanner I Rives .Junction Sunday afternoon, 1 Jun .. H,.Mn•on . i master's degree frQm the Univer- supermtendent m Holt, wtll g1ve Mr~. Edith Smith of Jackson .~Hint<• or Lyle 'I', llrockon. Heul'ln~ on ------slty of Illinois in the social Rtud- ·the ndrress .. His subject will be,: and Miss Armina Smith of Wolf c!.,I~~~~; • of l'h•hn M. Cnur•••·· Heu••ing on 1 1 1~··•••••••••••••••••••••••••1111 ies field and is now taking gradu- "My Portrait on the Wall." luke were Tuesday guests of Mrs. i clnim•. ate work In library science. Emil Olson. ll;Late! nf REH.'l' hP:tl'in~~ on unprdntmt•nt of J,!lllll'tlillll. is also u vacancy on the custodial sang a solo. ITYLEJ(, dce<'n••· of William M. Kl.,b!.,, llcnL·in~ · · · 'I - , It HJ•Jl(•nrmg- to Lhli',court th:at the time on l1cenHe to~'"!!, dtte Mrs. Thorburn for of elnimH a rainst Estntc c1r Tiel In DON'T TAKE THESE Safety Glass staff to the rcstgnatwn of \VI - Theln1a made: a pre~~;ntntlon 1 s 1 ~id c. John.~nn, Hnm·in~ I Ilis .T. Rockwood who has. occcpted report that a committee had ntet e•tute IIOintcd Ion account. Phone Holt 7-4141 llott, early elementary; Mrs. Theo- ffifl, Bickett. fol' t.IH' exnminntion nnd udjuHtmtmt of E."'.tnte of Cleor;cin B. Stoll~. Hcul'inl{ on Holt I dora Jenvey, ear1y elementary. The June meeting will be Thurs- Rll .c,laimH nnd demands nguinHt f!llid dQ .. ntnmintmvnt or nd~inisLI'Iltor. We have all kinds of accessories r.: I Mrs. Marguerite Knapp third dny June 2·1 with a bohemian din- cen attended the theater• after ond Mrs. Froncis Jewett of Hough­ the pnrty. ton lake, :r-rr. and Mrs. L. E. AI· Jean's . A wide selection of ·fabrics ranging h·om conseryatiye coverts to pin stripes milk. 's·· Mary mllen and Jim Dnrt, chi!- ford and Mr. n.nd Mrs. L. E. Brill- I dren of Mr. ond Mrs. Bu? Dart, hart of Lnnslng. . •, Beauty Shop and checks will make a valuable addition to any Dad's wardrobe. ,·MICK DEERIN" were both operated on Wednesday Mrs. Leida Mathias was taken ' I MC COR , • U . at the office of Dr. F. L. Troost to the St. Lawrence hospltol Tues!' Cold waves and mochlneless MIL.. K. ERS CREAM SEPARA. TORS for the removal of .tonslls, dny morning. . i . permanents. Hair styling nnd· . - . , Mr. nnd Mrs. George Knlgbt and Mrs. Lulu Horat is staying with ' ·razor shnpering a specialty. . . . , . chlldren of Grand Rapids spent the he1• son and family, Mr. and Mrs. MANICURING '·S•I .b · I I t c weelt end.wlth, ·her sister, Mrs, Franlc Horst.' 1 ' B~ckwith . I s y mp emen 0 . . Rnymond Mill~r.. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Basore Clothes Shop ·c... . · . . . . , ...... •. . · Mr!l.l',leM;onagal of, Detroit spent have for their guests, Pnul and' Jean Smith Maple 120 W. Phone 24211 . . . . ·Ph~ne 5141 L~~s:h~~~~K.. ~~;~;~~~~f~. d~\lgl~t'er, ~~~"a~ds~i/n~~;!~~u~;~~~rn~f: ~.o..------' /.:--'"':"~~~~-:-:~~...;,.---~--:-:~-:.·-~:":':":-:-:~~~-:-:-:-:-:--:-:..,...------1 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1948 1------~----~--~-----7----~·------~------~------~----~------~Tlil'CO or their parents, Mr. nnd Mt·s. Mol- to ThoJ•old, Cnnndn, Fl'Om ·there) t.endcnt for this year and other WebberYI.IIe or Ml', anrl Mrs. DClllas .Tones Snt· ~OUTH AUIU!LIO::; AND j guostr; ol' Mr. nnrl Ml's. PoJ•cy Vnn· Dansville vln Simonton of Dnnsvl!le, The they .wql )Je l/1}{011 by bUB to Nlll· te[lchei'B fll'll Mra, m. D, Young, Ul'day, NO. RTH ONONDAGA Slclde, JPmnll Stull or .lacl!son WL\11 MrH, llnhm Yuung pruty wua hold at the Simonton gnra JJ'alla. They wlll return on ,lnnlom, ¥rs. Lloyd Euler, prim· Howard Horr•icl! hilfl rented tho MrH, n. 11. JPhJia n. wotJll end visitor u.t the Vnn· home sunday, May 30, from 2 to 'l'uoacln.y, Mr. and MJ's, G. m. Man· ary; and Mrs, Ii'ranccs Shormnn, MrH. Myrl Oraluml Fred Hcrrlcll homo ncnr Webber- ISickle hnnw, Al.lmlll W•:lllilng Itlh•H fi p, m. Refre~hmonts were served nlng nnd son David will uccom- beginners, llmtm'l'd at; .Fnrmvtlll l'MI,y vlllc to Mr, und Mrs. Eldwat•d Leh- Mr, and Mm .•Tnclt Sanders nnd Ml', rliHl MI'R, Thomas Bunlwt• of by Mra.1 Qloe Cool!, Mt•a, Strohl puny thn clnsR. Tl'llnsportntlon to The Webbervllle school faculty mnn, her mother oe Saglnrtw were Dmwvlllo lliHl Qem·ge lllllc schoola trlcla Ralston were among the Mr. fUH:I Mt;!l. Lawrence ,Jorm or ubsoluto zoro ( .. 150.7 dcgt•eaa llllli'C, Ky., Monday evening, May relutlvca and friends attended. All those participating In the pa· for five years, He was presented gradllatoa. and drLUghtcrs of Er!Rt Lansing Falll'enhclt) · On .)tine 2 both Mr. rulli Mrs. :n. Those from out of town WCI'Ll from rade met at the school, leaving Um:ellllnn Held with a gift from the group, Several chl!dJ·cn In this vicinity wore Monday guesta of their par- .Tames Ynung J'<'el!ivorl their dl· Ft. Wayne, Indlnnl1, Leroy, Royal there at l1 a, m. ancl marching A reception honoring LaVora arc attending Bible school at Mill- cnts, Mr. unll Mrs. Cftrl Warner, plomns from Asimry cnl}L>ge, WI!· Oalc, Farmington, Garden City, through town, stopping at lhe four Kt·eoger was held at the home of Members of the o, E. s. served ville this week, The Barnes school closed last more, Ky, An line. Lansing, Eust Lansing, I corners and then on to the C"mo· her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles 11 dinner at the Masonic hull to week and the pupils, pat·ents nne! Howell, Hartland, Flint, .Tnclcson, tm:y;whcrc Mcmoriul services were Kroeg-er, following commencement the Masons Thursday nlgl}t. About BUNKER HILL teacher, Mrs. Florence Batcmrlll, I I ., 1 I"! 11 Lcslltl and Mason, Mr. and Mrs. 1 held. Opening prayer wa~ by Rev. cx••rulscs Thursday evening May 10 were in attendance. I E•lnu. Stile• hurl a picnic Friday at tho Pollet· Raduatorrs S1u~•· fl Sd!llll •, '"' on Simonton wct•c tho recipients of F. A. Lendr·um. General Logan's Z7, About 80 guests were p;cscnt, The Past Noble Grand club met ' " pm·k in Lansing, Mrs. Bateman Owing to the cllll)(''Storl c•onrll· many beautiful gifts, among which address dcdlcutlng Memorial Day I Dnncing and cards were the diver· at tho Masonic hall last Wednes- Mrs, Clam Broolw of Vander· will tcnch at tho Barnes school CLEANED linn or the school nnd !Wed for a was a chest of sliver ft•om the chi!· was read by Bob Cun·y. Jim Bille! i ~ion of tho evening. Guests from day, Cook lake haa been spending the again next year, and '.fnlrm100 Julwp tnlnd wiAgl1 rlnom lui1 spLe~\nl11 clren and Il•.•. to ",.tflJ't "On."tt·ttctlon ;ness mec ng WI " Je ' 11 Je Tl b t calleJ's at the Nou ho1ne ., " " " afternoon with a potluck supper the solchers, wse ouque s we e T I dl , t f M Mr. !lnd Mrs. Vance Gmhnm, , immedlulr:ly, Any quallflcrJ school ", • made t.IP by fl committee consist- uesc ay nne1, gues s o r. M d M D ld G h d Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hull of t•leelor citll vole on this isstte, at D .30, ___ , ing of Mrs. Acthen Witt, repro· and. Mrs. Ralph \'1 alker were Mrs. M~~.anMild:~d ~~~tzet· ~~a~~! a~n Vandercoolc lake and Mr. and Mrs. , •. I senting the Methodist church and. Vesta Richards and daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Maude Graham, who Is ill, Arthur Draper and family of .Tacit· Sih·eJ' Wctnn Musson entertained a.l rt Sunday, June 6, Tho bus leaves at 1The committee met Saturday aft· Keith Lemmon and Mrs. ,Jack spent the week end with her Miss Leona Olds and Mrs. •romor g-nnlt:n pru·Ly anrl open house hon- 11 fl. m, fnr Detroit, from whleh 1 CJ'noon at th" home of Mrs. Arthur Wessels of Saginaw were Thurs- brother and wife, Mt·, and Mrs. Perry drove to Gmnd Rapids Sun- COMPLETE Ming tho 2filh w"ddlng- anniversary I point the seniors will go by boat! Witt, where 110 bouquets were 1day guests ln the Walker home. Viele Bedford, and other relatives. day to visit tltcir uncle and aunt,

------1 made. Those contributing flowers Mr. _and IVlrs. Mort Keene and Mr. and .Mrs. Ronald Parlccr llfr. und Mrs. Robert Long. 1 were Mrs, William Musolff, Mt·a Ernesttnc, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe and s.ons spent the weelc end at Lillian Monroe of Detroit, Ida ------'------r 1 George Vogt, Sr., Mrs. Donal Raymond of Ypsilanti were Sun· their cottage at Thayer lake. Haw!( ins ang family of Royal Oalc, SERVICE i Parks, Mrs. Lester· Scott, Mrs. day and .Memorial Day guests of Virgil LeRoy and son, Robert, Bessie Scaly of Buffalo, N. Y., and 1 Owen Bachman, Mrs. Wayne Dal- .Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Sherman, spent part of last wee!! at their Alma Broqks and son and his fam- . 1ton, Mrs. Ralph Wallwr, Mrs. Wll· Mr. und Mrs. Elwyn Smith and cottage near Traverse City. lly of Leslie were week end guests bur Singer and Mrs, J. B. Dalton. family of Sprmg Arbor were Sun- Memorial Day exercises were Ht the La~rence DeRem'kcr home. I Our st.:urdat·HIJI· · The regular meeting of the' family and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur of .Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hitchcock home of, thea· daughter, Thelma, ply line, Yom· 1\1shcs don't W, S, C. S. will be held at the IWitt had a picnic dinner Ht Potter of Williamston, was united In on Met·idmn road, home of Mrs. Alta Anderson par!{ Memorial Day. mflt'riagc to Reno C. Acl1er, son nwan ·a thing if you don't Wednesday, June 0. Th,re will he Mr. and Mrs. George Merindorf of Mt·s. Jessie Aclwr of Williams- EAST ALAIEDON leM'c an order-Ko stot• In at . a potluck dinner at· noon followed entertained Mt·. and Mrs. Ed Mer- ton, Saturday, May 22, in the Wil· Judy Heathman by the regular business meeting indorf of Webberville and Mr. and Jlamston Baptist church. Rev. , . , I your convenirmt:e. 'Tell us :and program. Mrs. Howard Merindorf at Sunday Harold Reese and Rev. w. H. car- Mr. and Mts. Lewts Shaw and what you want. If 1\'(J'm nut dinner. penter officiated. Mrs. Aclcer for- Doull'las of Mason were Sunday 0. E. S. 1'o :\ll'l!t Mr. and Mrs. Charles West of mcrly resided in Webberville. / evenmg VISitors of Mr. a11d Mrs. nf ynnt· l!l'l,ds-wc'll gel: I The regular meeting of Dans- Holt, and Mrs. Cllffot·d Bates of The bride was attl.red in a suit/ Orville Shaw. . .. them! ville Chapter No. 90 0. E. S. will Leslie wore Sunday guests of Mr. of pastel blue with navy blue ac- Mr. and Mrs. W1lham Fisk were 1 I be held at the Masonic hall Thurs­ and Mrs. Roy west. cessories. She wore a corsage of week end guests of .Mr. and Mrs. j day, June 10. Refreshments will be Mr. and Mrs, William Glassner pinlt roses. Her father gave her in Charle.s Y· Ftsk of Rtv~rdale. They served aft"r the meeting. and ·family of Auburn, !Ill.. are marriage. Ialso VIS! led Mrs. Nelh~ Peters of 1 spending the wee11 at the home of Mrs. Bernat·d Barrett, cousin of Perrinton Sunday evenm~·· · ~ Bible Sc:hool . Mr. and Mrs, Ronnie West. On the bride, played the wedding mu- Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ptorcc and: I '!'he annllfll Daily Vacation Bible Tuesday the two families made a sic and Mrs. David Hess, sister of.1 daughter of Mason were s,~nday i WESTIERN:.AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE school will begin Monday, June 7, tour of the Kaiser-Frazer plant at the bride, sang "Because" and "Oh . guests. of Mr. and Mrs. Vltlham. ·· .. ..,.:·, . '· OWNER-W.D.POST · and will continue for two weclcs, Willow Run. Perfect Love." Shields. 420 :'g., J~f.FERSON PHONE 2.·2121 closing with an appropriate· pro­ G. H. Manning left Tuesday for Mr. Maurice Christenson, sister 1 H~len .Rill'gs of Washington, D. . ' MASON, MICHIGAN g-ram Sunday ev,.ning, June 20,. at his home in Ypsilanti after spend· of the bride, acted as bridesmaid C., 1s VISttmg. her mother, Mrs. the Methodist Church. Mrs. Law­ ing the past several days at the and wore a gray suit with a pink Cora Riggs, for a week ton Heclglen is acting ·as supcrin- home of his son, G, E. Manning. carnation corsage. Lyman Hitch· . Mrs. Cora Riggs and Lyle were Mr. and Mrs. Victor Palm'll' cock was the best man VISitors of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth were dinner guests at the home of Immediately after ' the cere- Smalley of Williamston Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. George Vogt, Jr., mony, a reception was held at the afternoon. I Memorial Day. home of the bride's parents for Mr. and M~·s, James L. Heath­ Mr. and .Mrs, Ben Stanbury of the. immediate families, The couple man Hnd fam1ly were Sunday dm-! Detroit were sunday and Monday left for a honeymoon in northern ncr guests• of Mr. and Mrs. Walter .

guests of Mr. and Mrs, Gary Michigan, J. Heathman of Okem?s, .1 IBriggs. Special Election I Mr. and Mrs. Doll Mead wore OAKWOOD Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and ' Mrs, Howard Herrick IMrs. Mel! Trcvegno of Lansing. I Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Walker Tommie Gene Quinn of Bunlwt· were Memorial Day guests of the Hill was a week end guest of his former's parents, 1\fr. and .Mrs. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Les­ Monday, June 7 Rajph Walker. ter Herrick, while his parents were

I • Hat·t were weelc end guests of 1\fr. e We'll tune your engine, and Mrs, David Diehl. We'll scrub and clean you, routine that people like. With Mr. arid Mrs. OrvilJc Vorlell and e Mrs .. Helen Deaver of Leslie were e We'll align your wheels.· summer coming on it's almost Special $2.39 Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and We'll do everything that's Mrs. J. c. Nelson, ' . needed. a necessity. 'This is what we do. NORTHEAST ALAIEDON DON'T DRIVE WITH YOUR 1\lr·~. Ted Robacl1 "- NQ LIMIT ,-·EndoPent give's you three~ FINGERS 'CROSSED Rex Brenner of Cl!lcago spent way ,control over most garden the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brenner. ~eta •.• with one easy-to-uee A New Pair Free If They Shrink Mrs. Marie Cushing of Lansing, product. No mixing, no muss sister of Mrs. Fred Barney, died ;••• just a few strokes with the Friday at a Lansing hospital. e1cluaive, cartridge refillable Callers at the Ted Roback home Dart Motor Sa~les tho past weelt were Altle Fair, 'Mr. dliat sun and you have all the 227 N. Ceda1· Phone 23081 and Mrs. Henry Shultz, Mr. and .Protection most gardens need! .. Mrs. A. G. Robaclc and daughter, Sharon Lee, all of Lansing and ,MADI IY SWIPT · Norman .Beecham of Holt. MAKERS OF VIGORO • > .Beckwith Clothes Shop Mt·, . alld Mrs. Ted Roback and Norman Beecham were in Toledo; 120 W. Maple Phone 24211 IOhio, Sunday. · ·Bement Feed ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••···••••••••' in ~~r:~~~r.:~.l~inc spc1~t tlle llo,lid(ly &: Supply· INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MIPHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1948 ··-·----··------....!.------,------... I I ~ , I Teacher to Speak Vows Glady~ Rynd nne! Arthnr Franl< I mr.nlh,'l ngo h" ,joined tho Jlllhlio vvents Ryan will RP~'Dit lhoh• , wedding J'elu.Linnfl fil.al'r nl' 111" 1Jnlvm·:ilty of dnJ _Persona~ vows nt tho Peoples eilln'dl, l~n,Yt TcnnoHsrJo at l{nnxvll!u. '!'lutt. h1 WARE'S Lanlilng, on Monday, hcfore Dr. N. wh<>r" l.lw eouplc will mnlt" theli• cHrLDRmN HAVm PARTY Mason Couple Wed, A. Mccune. Iwnw. .::.Donna Davis to Join Brides lJ'orty uhl!cli'On or ihe primrtry Tho brld~·eloct Is a fourth fll'Hrle llollowlng tho w••ddlng- tlw f!OIIple DRUG STORE l ·, 1 d tcnchol' at Mason, coming lWI'on enter- week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jaclc Stitt and Bill cousm, B~lh and Mrs. Steinlw are sistc1·s uf tamed his brother and sister-in- I Norman Gruenwold of Alpena, Ho.lmes of Mars~.ull, plan to lea. e Mr. Dunsmore. Cala Cream for P,oison ivy ...... ,: ...... 49c ,,,ji:t------, I law, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Coon, 9,l,lcll 1 Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Beebe spent Fnday for a tup to . the -Gra.t.d son, George, and his father, George I Sunday at Hastings with Mr and Canyo~ and other pomts of m------First Aid Kits ...... ,...... $1.98 I coon f Det · 't S t d . · terest 111 the West. 1 • o 'o1 on a ur ay. Mrs. Clare Hme and Larry and : Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cotton and Douglas of Gl·and Rapids. . Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Mcintyre --. ·-PE-N.-CER. LEG MAKE-UP Cordelm Sue and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bloomquist of Midland and Mr. und Mrs . .Tames Cotton spent the week end !lnd son, Don'lild, of Lansing were Vance Mcintyre of Lansing spent 8 Iat Lake GeOl'ge. Saturday guests of Mr. und Mrs. the week end with their sister,: ) Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cowdry Earl Alderman and sons. Mary Mcintyre, I ., s~ent the Memorial Day week end Mr. and Mrs. Harley Ankney and Mr. and Mrs. A, L .. Long -and I Iwrth Mr. a~cl Mrs. Harvey W1se- Mrs. Austin Frye and Dannie and daughter of South Bend, Indiana, I loge! at Albwn, . IAnita 'Visited friends in Okemos Ispent the Memorial Duy week end : Clvt <:lltlmate 10 I - Mrss Ada C. Packer of H1gh- and Lansing on Monday. with Mrs. Long's mother; Mrs. ! 6'urc·beauty land !;"ark spent the weelc end with Dale Anll'l'ors, and stt·m gUt her nnd there for the Ihouso was uttmdlve!y tlecorated The fourth ·meeting of the farm sundny to complete prepnm- The DuBois school rcunloll will that wasn't Jwll', 'J'hcrc wore nine Ellu;t;ll ,, 11110~ with garden flowers. Each Lttblc Wlteat!lelu •1-H Livt•stoclt and tiona. be heicl 11t the Whcntfwld Glcanrr· COURT CAFE misplays charged to the Mason y g wns centered with a Hmall Crops club w. rts lwld n,t the Coni\ lin Nlcl\ and Hl.q Cornhuskers and hall Sunday, .June 5, ivlth a potluck I bouquc~ · Across from the· cottrt house cnst. Eastern DlviHlnn nnd at each place wns a smull home on Ji'rlday evening, May 28. Mrs. Nick and Her Huyscecls will dinner at .noon.- Those uttcnding Phone 24791 . Dick Corbin hurled Llw t1J•st five W L Pet. ncw.cguy corsage, Twenty-five mcmbct·s were pres- furniHh music for dancing, which are to tnlw thbll' ·own table sct'V· f r·a mc11, He wns n1c· 1, Glenn Watldns, Glen Rylst, p;;;;J-E", •rucker, '"'"lor. c b• , Oil!! in the Rnmc rrume, anJppoo· will be held Thr11·•duy ni~ht, June I Harttg servmg us chairman, Joy II Legion Baseball Thursday and will con tintle throtlgll 111 • 11 t 6 ::Ill. Circle 1" 111' will he ho't"""' I 0. Davis is secretary with Violet Hlld Cil"ele 2 will hnve chru·ge uf Lhe )ll'o- i At The b'riday and Saturday. It coincides I ~rum, ~------i with the college alumni day, and • Miller Road Bible Church, Ewnld A. l!ol- Opening Tuesday has for many yearH been an. at- Sunday wa,s the picnic flight to !orr, to:r.~ . "NOW IS THE HOUR" I Theqayest'Musical ever to dPtASH ,. 1 "BUT BEAUTIFUL" ' at East Lansing and Holt at the held Friday afternoon and the I Starr and A~tdrey Smder. Mason Firot Baptist, Lloyrl Cnmw11y, 1,11 ,. 1 V. F. W. home, Eaton Rapids. water camiv(ll dance will be in Don Hadwm and son, Gary, flew 1 Lo1·. Morning woc·Hhip nt ln :no. Sc.cnd"y MilrgaL·ct Whi'ting 15024 ~;~· .. · before 1fOttr e~es .. th II a d't . F . 1 to Marshall Sunrla_v afternoon to Rchool HI. II :I r.. Youth lcllowRhop Ill "YOU WERE MEANT FOR ME" Because of rebuilding of the . e co ega u I Ol'!Um 't·1c ay eve-~ visit the Fmter I~ields The Fields In :ao will he nndc1' the lc!nlco·ship . of "THOUGHTLESS" .. ,.,, ··\. diamond, an Stocltbridgc games nmg. . ' . . ' Mlll'!e Lyon H. 'l'ht! eommumty YU~tlLIOn Gordon McRae 15027 Every are bci11g played away from home. 'r Nan VanDervoort, Eaet Lansing arc constructing a new b?wling I Bihle •chool will he~in Monday, Jucw 7, "SCATTERBRAIN" 5 15 senior, and .Joe Bogart, SturgiH I alley over· thcr:c. Mrs .. I~adwtn and at n :no. __ "IF YOU KNEW SUSIE" Ali games are to St!lrt at : senior, were co-chuir·mcn of the tho other chtlclren JOllled them . Mason Chrl•tian Sclonco Society hohl< Frankie Master~ 10155 , and seven innings will be a regu~ annual event there later. Hervic.:t!H nt. thC' chmc.:h on th~ <:urnc1· or· "BEG YOUR PARDON" lnr gmne, __·_____ 1\l[r. and I{enncth Mowers 1 Oak and Pnrk HLreet_:>, r>VI•I'Y Sunday nt I "I'M LOOKING FOR A SWEET. ~rrs. HEART" Monosodium glutamate is a me­ made a flight to Cadillac Sunday Ill Jl, m. Sundny school f~l" JlllJiilH up. to; Francis Craig 1012 ' Cl lb1! ag-e nf 2U .lH lwld LIUI'Litg' tlw HeJ"VJcf!,! Monday tallic salt of glutamic acid derived ExtenSIOn ub s afternoon. They returned on Men- WPdno,dny even inK meeting at 8 :nn In-: "DARDANELLA" from grain; it is one of the world's day and his mother, 1vit·s. M. Mow~ 1 clud?H t•~Htlmon!eH of _ch,·iHtiun Science 1 "RITUAL FIRE DANCE" Ham\onicah U-63 most potent flavoring materials. MASON , ers returned home with them fori honhn~. A pul!hc """"'" •·oom '' o]oen I S . t b,, f th M ' ut the chur•ch t•vel'y Snlurday <\fternoon I 11 SABRE DANCE" IX e.en mem ers o e ason, a few clays, Mr. and Mrs .. J1ay ro·om 2 to 5, 'fhc 1mblic i• Invited to nt- "SWfNG LOW, SWEET CLARI· Ex:tens10n group met at the home IGorsline also made the trip to Cad.·! tend the Rcl'viceH nnr ardson and Burbnl'll Armbt·ustor. Mat·clc '!'hies or Aurnm, Jndlnna, Mr. and Mt·a, .1, .T, Freeman of hostess, Mrs, Dunwoody rceelvecl ' ItG nt' llw CongTegatlonul church, The Class night was hold Worlnesdny were W'"'lt end guests of Mrs. ICI- .Tu.dmon were Memorial Day wcclt many nice gifts. Guests were pres- MrH, llow~&r

THURSDAY, JUNE 31 1948 PART THE INGHAM COUNTY NEWS THREE Sundo.y, TllC Hpco.lwr wna from Mn.y 22. He wns o. former resident Former Representa'tive Dies in West Leslie Grand Rapids. Tlw young Blblo or this vicinity,, study glee club of G•·rmd Rapids 'Book Talk By 1~. ,), OroHS Tho Webb suhool was elosed last Mrs. Do!'ll H. Stockman Woin- Ltb\'ll""' sang several numbers, Wednos<]u.y. knuf, 75, died unexpectedly May 25 Irrom Ingham i.Jounty •• IILLnil Glv"" (Joneert; B, P. Reed, 81, brother of Fmnlc Floycl DLLVlcl, wilD was tnlcen tn in Borlcclcy, California. She and I Jlouro Oi>Oil to' thu lllihllc "'· !lull Tho last concert or the svhool Reed died in Grand Rapids May Ann Arbor for trcntnwnts, Is at her hunbruul lmd Intended to leave ~lnmorinl JIJ,·n,·y, Mnnon1 Nvoi·yd!IY ex- your Wrt'l glvon Wednesday evening 20, Funeral surviees were held homo 0J1d able T.o ne out ngrun. ct)!lt' ~unduYtt unrl hollliaytl, :J.~5 l'• m, b th j ' 1 It b [ f for Mlch!gnn this month. Sho was Mandny, WodnuHdny nnd s11 tui'urlnt< Huhonl '""'• 'l'unHdny 12·1. tho Leslie high Rchool nt the school death. S'ronY DDOK HOUR ovo:y Sntu1·tlny, nuditnr•!um, under tho dlrcotlon Ml'R, We!nlwnf was mo.rrlcd in · I ::ill, nf lilldon Rm1cgnrt, head of tl1e 1 April of 10of7, to Custar Wclnltnur I HOW TO BliJCOMTIJ. A GOOD !Tli!Slo department or Leslie high I of Grass Ln.lcc. DANCER is Althut' Mnrmy's school. Solo parts WI•rc tnlcon by latest contribution to the public. Bonnie Wn.rd, Kenneth VInce, On Dcccmbm· :10, 10·16, Mrs. With the snmc theories he hns Glenn Tuttle, Althert Porter, Rny Wolnlowf retired us rcprese;tu- used m mnlclng ballroom dancing Lnntz, Connie Ward, Ivan Hurl\- i tlvoham's In secondthe lcglslatlll'O district, fromShe hndng-' within the ab!lilles or all, he now ness, LrH'I'Y Allen, Ronnie Allen,! served four tonns In the lcg!sla- presents them in boo!\ for·m. So, ,Jonn Lyon and !'fell Valentlnc. 1 turc, !Jolng lirst elected In lll38 and 1 if you want a review of the ba.9ic The various sections of the bands' continuing at her· post until rc- 1 ntcps ot' if you Witnt a little in- nrc compohe she was with u doctorate c , . ROUNDl!JLAY is one of those Bauer, county nurse, will be pres-, "Calcutta" is ![lid in Co-starring David Niven, Ray- ho~ored om~ ~ummcr. 1 1 "';lthou~h I Hugh Herbert Comedy :uul Flidwr Fhl,:hb:wl< from Michigan State .>:olleg.o,! ~ft. and M:s. Leo Glynn.. . stted pleasant little stories. that Will cnt to weigh and measure tho boys: I~d1a, it IS not a story about In-, mond Massey and Roger Livesey n grante;J bccau~c of her lendershtp Mr .. and Mrs_. Joe Zalc':".,Io and amuse you for an .evenmg because and girls and talk witlt the parents d1a, but a murder-mystery w!th ·with Kim Hunter in the romantic ., I in the mtcrcst of rural people. Aft- family of Okemos Satmday eve- lt 1s so like thmgs you have, abaut preparing the children to an Indian locale. It also deals w1th lead and Ma.riuc Goring also fen- Sunday & Monday, June 6-7 er graduation from Hillsdale col- mng and they. all attended the new perhaps, _experienced children who enter school. I the adventures of daring pilots t;red, "Stairway to Heaven" is' lege she taught school two years open theater. m Lansing. On Sun- are growmg out of high school and [flying the famous "hump" from built around a romantic story and at Hillsdale college one year. day they VISited Mr. and Ml's, adolesc~nce. ~t is tl~e story of a. Anno 11nc:c Engagement Calcutta to Chungking·, Chinn, which will be shown at the Fox She mat'I'!Cd F. M. Stoclcman, who Lloyd Brooks In Dansville. mothers feeling of mcompetence, Miss Shlrley Simpson Is to wed Ladd plays one of these pilots, on Tuesday and Wednesday. Nl­ then operat~cl a farm near Bear Mr. and Mrs. Glen~ Keith and of satisfaction, and frustratwn as Bernard Andrews in the near fu· who returns from a. trip with h!s ven, as the RAF pilot of a severely lal

T · . . council are: president Arthur of trymg to wm over her children i. mands the right to Jive A tl'!al is f here Will be a datly vacntwn Blank· vlco-president Laura De-. as well in "Three Daring Daugh- 1 arranged in heaven but an attar- Bible school at the chmch begm- ' ' t G . · ters " the Sunday and Monday 1 ' . 7 1 • ning June and lasting through Lecuw; sccreta_ry, .Jane ar mg;, t h . 1 f t t th F 1 .ney must be found to plead 'hts treasurer, Patricia Randolph. The 1 ec mco or ea ure a. c ox. 1 case. June 18. . . Jane Powell as the eldest of I The .June W 1\I A meeting ill I offtcers of the senior class will be.'· J tt , b 'd f th d h , Double l'eature · · · w p esid 0 t Ge rge Lantz· vice pres · eanc e s roo o reo aug - ' be at the home of Mrs. Kathryn iJent ~ 0'nald\1:eredith.' secr~tary- ters, !s the ringleader in a plot: "Storlc Bites Man," the new Howe, 611 Montgomery street, ' R . t a ' , S 11 ' to brmg bacit her m®tqer's di- Umted Arl!sts comedy starring Eaton Rapids, on Thursday, Juno ~~cc e~~r,_ .re 5fr:.~· w:er~' vorced husband in time to prevent Jackie Cooper and"Gcne Roberts, 10. A busin.,ss mooting will be held . a pbman. CdJUntwrBc a : 0 W d· ~ __ is scheduled to open at the Fox t t ' I k 'tl ' tl J WI 11 0 : pres! en ' onmc ar ' 'tl t · Tl t Th · d a wo o c oc . Wt 1 a po uo c . . 'd t .T . L h· sec- w1 t he village fire department. 1ca re on ms ay. supper following VIce-pres! en ' 01 ry ync ' ' Th · t t tl Tl 1 · : rotary Patricia Warner· treasurer . 0 approxunn e cos of 1c new 1e story has an unusua The Community club Wtll hold K . '. ' equipment is $7000. wrinkle in that It deals with an • j w·tr ' a box social at tho school house ~~~~~d ;~i~~;~~ill be president The board also authorized tho invisible stork which is assigned '1. Feeds Coal to Furnace~No Hopper to Fill on Friday cvonmg, Jun_c 1. Mrs. of the so ho~wre class Janet repairing of the mof on the £ire to watch over a prospective fa­ Hollmg of _Ortonvtllc Will fut111sh Gearing is Pto be vice-p~csident· department building. While tho thor, who manages and lives in an 2. Removes the Ashes-N~ Clinkers to Dig the entertamment. Ja~ uelino Crandall and Estill building is owned by Leslie vii- apartment house that does not al- Mr. and Mrs. Clarenc" Green a~1d Hic~s treasurer. The freshman: lage, the to1~nship has to keep the low children. All sorts of compli· 3. No Daily Trips to Basement Raymond attend cdc the .Mcmorwll ·lass 'will have Phyllis Foster as. roof In ropa1r as the second floor catiOns engulf the young couple, 4. No High Fuel Bill Day program at Stockbridge Mon- ~r~;Ident· Bonnie Munro vice- is used for township elections and ;-.Jncltie Cooper and Gene Roberts, day. They also called on Mrs. M~r- president: and Colleen Licl~ly will . other township gat. hqings. ~in their Initial o.ttempts to· keep tha Warfle and the Arthur Stmth b th · t d t , 1 - the news a. secret from Mr. Kim- ·' 5. No Fuel Shortage family - c · e secre ary an reasure1. U · N b th t t h · · . , . Ei hth rade officers will be 11t 1or ew ~lnnagcmcf.Il: . er 1y, . e ~par m~n .ouse owner, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ellsw01L1 of L ..g C gtl 'd t· Lo· a! ·Joan Urene, of Rives township, 1 and then· fmal pltght m fmdmg a 6. Can Be Installed Immediately Lansing visited at the Gt·ccn home Call Y as. c, preldSI etn · G 111 t has opened "The Spot" grill Io- place to live. Sunday evening orne11 , vtce-prcs en : arne t d t t th t MASON BRANCH -· IKoons secretary and treasurer en ° nex 0 c en ranee of tho Monte Hale and Adrian Booth . Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McCr~cry ,Seventh grade officers: president;' Arcade theater, ~ormcrly occupied arc the. stars of the second Thurs- and .Bill of ~attic

. will be opcmtcd In cooperatlo11 . __T_w_o ______..._..,...._JNGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, Ml CHIGAN, THURSDA~N_E_· _3,;,.,_19_4_8_..,..______r------,1 ------~------~~------.'; INGHAM COUNTY NEWS IRepeal the Oleo Tax and All Other Taxes PUPLISHilD THURSDAY AFTERNOONS IN THE CITY r.JP MASON, Ml(;l~lOAN Vernon J, Brown &' Son, Pnblishm Nelson D. Brown, Editor llctcy Crum, Adverti~ing Mtmager I Wm. ]. Mcllquham, Plant SH/Jerintendertt II~~~~~~· garinc 'I The agl'icultuml~~~.~!~!~~~:~~~~~~:~~~~;~;?~a~~:~'~;~~~~~:~·:~:;~~' papers, American consumer and taxpayer•, wiwl<:;mme. No Industry or prodtwt

Entered ns second clnHit lllntter nt fJOKtaftlce, Mnuon, Mlchlunn, umJor Act 1 tho Farm !)menu and the Gt•ange This I~ all r·otten and lnde- of any industry should be subsl­ ol Mu"b 3, 1H70 • ' pa[WI'R, the dally pre~s have been fenRible and typ;cn; of mtwh of Oil I' dlzell by the government, pro­ Too Busy : RCI'cantlng about the big light to lcglslu.tlon to benefit one cCl·Lain ludell or pcnalir.ed by spccl11l SUBSCRIPTION RIITES ADVERTISING RATES 'repeal the tax on oleomargarine. segment or class of society to the taxu.tlon. The public sho11ld strive ( Puyu~lo In Adv•o~o) Dhsttlny ndvortlKing rnto.l:l on IUJ .. 'This is all excellent sample of how detriment of another. It iH decep- for the production of butter at a Ono y(lnr In lnghnm and lllcntlon. Dunln~tH~ lucnllt nnd rend .. 11tljal nlng count luH ...... ,,,fl2,0 0 lnv notices on fiJ'llt nnt.l locnl lUlUQK, ; OUI' democmey does not work-of I tlve, dishonest aml corrupt, yet the lower co~t. We all want 1pore foot! Ono yenr Ollt.tll!lo Tr11:hrtm nnd llic n llno. No r!!udlmr or bllttlncHK I how honesty untllhe truth docs not tax on oleo Is suppo1'letl by every at a lower cost. We want honor, udjolnln~ countlc~t "'""'"'"""' 2.DO rulvcrtldnll Jells thnn 30c: Card of prcvall-of how we do not have I dah'Y slate lobbyist to the limit of Integrity In our legislation; we Six monthtt In Inr.hr1m and Thunka, lc ~ WQrd, Annouucomenla 1 :a government by the people but 'I hls strength, So the oleo lobbylats wrwt no favors to an'' 'commodity udjolrdng counti!!H '"'"""'""'" 1.25 of onturtulnmentK where nt!mlalllon IK Four rnooth11 "'"'"""""'""''""'"'' ,'rli chnrgod or of &LnY JIIILn to rnlt:!o funds by blocs, classes, groups, segments and oleo states get together wlth m: clusll, Let each sut•vlvc on Its own Sin~lc cot1l1.HI ...... 05 must lw pnli.l ut reg-ular rntu11. of people, each class chasing,, the sl.x, clght or ten big cities and merltB, Too.Busy clamoring to tho government for 1 where· arc all tho powerftll tlalry Flght19, Jllw this oleo tlght, malte ~peclal favor. The poor govern-~ states? consumers lose Tnith in the "VOICE OF AMERICA" NO SURPRISE ment ofltcialls scared to death for If half tho tlmo and expense had hmwsty nnrl Jntegl'ity of lhclr , , fear he may lose some votes. been glvon und lntelllgcnt effort government and malu•s the mun , Ind1gnat1on and shock have been expressed by congress- Why should the consumers of Ihad been spent on experimenting on the street and In the barber •men this past week following disclosure of a series of "Voice of oloo ever have been forced to pay on how to produce, process and I shop sneer, "It'H all a damn rae­ • America" broadcasts, Few people have expressed surprise. It; li tux In the 1trst place-when the 1 dlst1·lbute butter cheaper unci on ltd, the lobby that's got the most : . b t 1 t . d 1 1 'I!' f d 11 . I prQducer or the consumet' pays education of the consumer on the 'I money gets the votes from the .. was " ou w.1a was exp~cte w 1en t 1e m1 10ns o o ats ull the taxe_ s? The produper passes I nutr-itional value.· or butter over leg.lslators. 'l'hcy't·e all a bunch of Too·Busy . were appropnated for forc1gn propaganda. I them on if he can. lind above oleo-us has been spent I rascals scratching end1 others 'I The broadcast program was set up as a part of war hys- 'l'ho p•·ocesaol', tho manufu.cturcr, 1 on trying to put a discriminatory bade." 'rills quotation is not en-~ to get to the bank t .· I t d f · . d b · . •I d the distt•ibutor usually can pass: tax on oleo, something construe- 'I tirely true, ]Jut we rlll !mow It's ~11a. ns ea o g?mg Otll O",Vn way an emg ourse ves we e- them on to the consumer. Many 1 live might have been liceompllshed. altogether Loo true. c:dcd to ape Russta and Naz1 Germany. Somehow congress de- years ago when ilrst oleo came on I If an honest ofl'ort to educate 1 'l'he bloc that ycllu the loudest ·c1dcd we had to choke propaganda down the throats of Euro- the market----of course the. more the consu1;10r by the professionals i maltcs the legislator think It has I peans, Asiatics and South Americans. Somehow the script people who used oleo, the less pco- (th_e salarwd men representing tho. the best orgnmzed bunch of ye8- . 't. . f th d b . t th 'd th t th t ple used butlet·-thc dairy states dan·y farmer) rather than a clc-1 voters. That's the bloc that gets wn cts or . e.propagan a :neau go c 1 ea a. e "Yay 0 were str·ong in votes, and prestlg~ I ceitful, underhanded triclc of class· the favors rrom the government. THEN BANK-BY-MAIL spend the mtlbons was to behttle the founders of thiS natiOn, to so they ganged the legislative legislation, something constmclivc Wouldn't It be interesting to try ;apolog4:e for the virtues of men and women who have carved a bodies to pemLlizo the mcrs of might .have been accomplished, !six or eight years with no bloc or business will receive the same prompt attention new civilization out of the wilderness. Somehow the little oleo--to put money Into the pock- The tax is. to be. repealed, ~he south class getting lilly governmental' 1 as if you called in person i d th 1 t th · d t 1 • 1 · A · . 'd' cts of the producers, processors ami the b1g Cities are muting, the favor·s or handouts unless every m n s oug 1 e~r. L1 Y ay m rna nng . mencan appear n tc- and distributors 1 of butter. olrl guard. farm bloc is scared to other segment, industry at' class ulous; almost as ndtculous as the Washmgton statesmen who All this Jmllabaloo did not come 1 death. This is a small sample of got the same governmental favor? put the United States into the propaganda business. fmm the man mlllting the cows, I' our whole governmental structure. But flll industries, classes and _ _ but It came ft·om the professionul The question politicians ask first groups could get the unstintcd and . 0 TES ON FOREIGN PLEDGES farm Jobhyist (on a salary paid by is "how many votes will I lose?" unlimited cooperation in sclentlflc LOCAL VO the farmer) who must 1mpress the --second, "whose toes Will get facts ant! knowledge for the 1m· · farmer that he is working for the pinched?" provement of theil' own business ' j . What would be the .stan? ?f the l!nited St~tes on Israel farmer. so this paid lobbyist and IC these ·housewives prefer oleo, or their own status? 1f there were not some SIX m1lhon Jewish votes m New York the politician who wants the farm- let them have it. The nutritional This oleo light is evidence that State? Would President Truman and Senator Taft and other cr to Lhinlt he (the politician) is value is close to the same, prob· the evolution of democracy has nc>t 1 candidates be seeking to gain domestic votes on a foreign is-~ doing something for lhe farmer, I ably if ol~o is fortified. I1' manu- g~nc far enough, but that it is ' ? W ld h p 'd f I U . c1 S b . I . too, shout, whoop, about the terri- facturers want to color oleo, Jet st1ll a cold war between each .. sue, . ou . t e. rest en~ o t 1e n~t~ t;ttes e. so qmc { to class,.cuch group, each industry in , get th1s na~wn mvolved m a Pa~est1man d1spute .'f thts. were Itim ~ame sweaters and the samo this grelit democracy to se~ which , not an electwn year? Would candrdates for the nation's h1ghest Down b11 the ~lllcl

Mmnorlnl Corcmony 1'111111orH n.;celvll Dl]Jimnns Cub Scouts mot Wednesday eve· M1·~ and Mrs. Ernest ·Comebol- Tho Bhro Star Mothers hold Uwh• 'l'llo )l.feth11Clist cltul'ch In flJlOil•\ hnnrlim•nrt,' 'et11, There will IHl a McmOl'lal Day was obsorvod In At. Ammnl rrnHilvltii!H nlng in tho Methodist clJm'ch for laclc of Lansing called on their mooting ThursrlttY at tho I, o, o, sm•ing IL . clnl!y • vncrltlnn Bible apoclnl [ll'flgJ•um fo1• the clo~Jng tl1e city with a pamde of all pa· At tJ1e annnrtl commonoomont potlncl[ snppor, Preceding tho tall[ parents, Rev, anrl Mrs, 'l', S, Bot- li', hall, Tho relmhllltntlon cLLmp nt school, hcglnnlng .Tuno 7 from 0 tn du.y, Childl'IJO ru•c ospeclnlly in· tl'lotlc ordm•s, consltltlng of the nctlvltles fm· tho lOrlay evening. Games were the ell Larry Jacltson Joyce Jason 1 t' 1 · f th d · rs. C!la Llsk entertained the bancJuct a.t the high school in the diversion or t.Jw evening. 'rhc next Mt· a 1 Mrs En rl Osgo I f ' ' ' re a lons up o mo er an son, 'Af i t i Th d Lan in "'·all ,d·, 'M do!M ~. JeJTY .Jorgensen, .Tenn Knight, Robert Calces, Star Scout showed I 'trhoa12ex ens bon group urs ay, I evening, meoting- will Jw with Wnl'rcn Gal~ s g c., e on r. an IS. Manan Lm·son Dean Lease Grace 1 I . t . ' 'WI mom era and one guest vin ,!nne 17, II ;;~!~!~.PAINT Pearlie Beach Sunday. Ann Ley Ge~ev~ Long ' Joyce ctolorcc. pic urtehs whMJ~hhi he hi adt \present. After a bohemian dinner, ------1obsn_:_reShen~in.Wi/fiams'~Mouses in t!Jis' ' • ' • awn m nor ern tc gan as the next year' progr 11 w d' ------'------Longstreet, Lawrence Lott,Thelma summer. Scout Master Harley i d d 111 as lS-I ------t~ 1 1 1 the Pain~~~r re Proud of the~o~~; Paint ..lllllllmlf.m!Wm1l&ll!mli.Dilll!llll'lllllrai•lllllmri!llllilll•ll1llra!S•IIl!III!II!IBIII~ I Lee Lott, Yvonne Lowrie, Mary presented each mother with a i~ I cuss~ an e off cers for the, /. u I McCaughan; Elton Mead, Ethelyn corresponding in rank to those Rer I comtmg year wm,·e elected, The I -Auction Sale can't be recommended the ·. rre sold ! Mead, David Moerman, Jere Mor- son had earnecl .,,, scoutJ.IIg' Tile nGex meetmg Wll be wtth Mrs. I /raNJing of You Pvrof~1o: ' • v· · · · M · ' · I race Steves July 1 ::o~he c~mbination ~U~ter. I lls, 11gm1a o~row, Betty Mas- boys gave the Scout benediction at · · ' ' j Satm·day, June 12 rYoursetf h Pamter if you're and a lwr, Alice O'Dell, Raymond Oes- the close, Two, W!llwmsto? young people l . I tp.rlc, John Pearson, Phyllis , ha.ve Iecc~ve? then· degrees from! n'elonlc · a andsome 1 out to buy Bott~ed I Peters Beverly Pierce Roy Piper .M1. and Mrs. Melvin Beach en- Central M1ch1gan college. They arc \ Imat our store ~ ' astmg Paint iob D J.nnated in Clutrlotte at 32•1 ,about the newS or a cot or card. As/r u~ rop i Paul 'Quinlan, Ann' Rabidoux: t~;tnined . theit' r~latives fmd IMiss Donna Marie Ingersoll and North Hostwlc'i< street. Full , Katherine Risch Maurice Hodman fue.nds Fnday evenmg, honormg Robert A. Robbins. I line of household gm•tl·•, cleetrlc ,blankets', smoot~: U~dercoater that s~~~~· We deliver in 100-lb. Leonard Schall a.', Don Shelby, E~e: then· son and Wife, Mr. and Mrs. The; junior Child Stdy club met, J•ange a.nd washer, dining and 0 install on nny tl[l!Jrovecl range. A lyn Smith, \'irgil Snyder, Mary ~eon.arcl Bench, wl:o ha:-'e recently Iwith Everett White with 45 mem· living room suites, antique 3Ryenr contract atlsUI'es lldcquate .Jane Straugh, June Townsend, Su- Ietmned from ~al!fornm. . bers and guests. This evening .was ta.IJie llllil plat:OI'IIl rOCliCCr, rugs, supply nf r,ns. sane Traver, Jean .Turner, ,Joyce M1ss Velma Httct~cocl< left Tues- k':own as mother and 15uest mght. 9xl0Yi. and llxl2!;j, maple heel­ $5.69 ·~;~;;~~~ Warner, Carson Worltma.n, Gerald day ,tor her work m Bethel Oh!l- M1s~ Myrtle Martemcs, accom­ 1 room suite, col! !U~rl innerspring RANGES Wolverton, Millicent Young and dren s home in Jackson, Kentucky, pamed by Miss Joan Hawley, sang mattresses, li chests of drawers, Marilyn yeager, · after spending 10 days with her tw~ numbers. Reba Kelly gave a Iff S GAL. PAIL$ $89.50 and up I small lUJcl large; record IJiayer, parents, 1\fr, and Mrs, Olenn Hitch-. rcv1cw of the Lincoln Reader, On eombination tics!( !Ulll bool

• WHERE DO THE SAVED SPEND ETERNITY? Is Heaven a Real Place? D.o Its Inhabitants Have Real Bodies? Real Homes? This Is The Final Sunday Night Lecture lmportalll Notice

Two daytime meetings will be held, Sunday, June 6, 7:30 one on SATURDAY, JUNE 5, the P.M. other on SATURDAY, JUNE 12, each beginning at 2 :30 o'clock in the Legion at the Building, Mason. The public is cor­ dially invited. June 19 and 26 will be spent at the CAMPGROUNDS in LEGION MEMORIAL BUILDING GRAND LEDGE. On Satu!·day, July 3, weekly services will be resumed in Mason, Michigan Mason. The permanent meeting place will be announced later. By The Bible Voice Evangelist A ..A. DougiQs lieu von and IIell are subjects of )Ja.rantoljnt Interest to the Chris· This Is tho FINAL LECTUR,E OF A SER[ES that bognn in tbn linn. One Is thnugl~t of a~ the place where good people go upon the month of !\larch. If tiiC public •rl!ll!llrcs other lectures on \'Ita! BIBLE cum1•letlon oL their earthly sojoum. 'Tile· other Is generally accepted themes, It may be that at some time in the futuro another lillrles can as t110 placo where the wlclm!l dead SJlell

Prof. . LeonardI Hill Next Two Meetings, Saturday, June 5 )and 12, 2 :30 P.1 M., Legion Buildi,ng Four . . INGHAM COUNTY. N.EW~, MASqN_,}y11 CHIG}\N,. THU~S~AY,. JUNE 3, 1948 ······~---·----· ~~- .... --.-...---,

Urges V entil~tion wh~ro It plclt~ up hcnt nnd mo!A· I ~ turo. II; then r•IR~l HLuyn In llw nir· ulltll it ' tr·y llfltlsus at•e easily Halved hy lcnVI'H lltl'ougll' lho vcntllntlng ll;c HYAlcm ndvocmtecj by A, .,~,.Bell, lou vera. 'l'heHt1 . lmiV!Ol'fl lllllAl (W lln,gham 4-H Club ;News .Beef Sa:le Planned ogric:nll:mal engineer al Mlchlgnn lut•gc--nt lenst Hlx Hquur·o J'eot for· Stlttc c:ollcgc, Uo snys that the dny ovory 100 hlrds, At ·Gladwin June 10 or the long narrow. pm1ltry house Dust will gnlhcr· In thn stl'Jl'\V Mlr.l 1 f , , · 11 , IH gonr nnd rt more nearly Aquar•e 1 hut this shOWH that lite Hlrnw loft I · · ;:.r-:nn mmo.1:9 I hnvt. n, ltn r IHIR·tnken ll:s place, ,Is Woi·Jdng cnr'l'tlC'i.ly, 'Phl11 rlust 1111 .\~ 118 ~ chnnc~ to bll~. ,1 ei>Jt d bulls. nne~: Both Ute Mlehlgnn St.ntc r:nlleg-e 1 enn bn washed nul with a hnse 111 fenwlcs nf beet lind rluru P post.· pnlllt..r·y un.d rtg'l'leulllll'nl engllwur-' cl.lll·lng hn.l IVI'IIliJcr· whc>n !.ill' birds Ihremii!W nt tho, nnn11n~ Glnrlwrn Jng rllipnrlnwnts believe tlmt Uw I Dl'e out nl' lhe hmiHI!, Bt•ll i'epm'ls 11 ! Beer. Sn.Je tn he ho;d n~ t,lncl~ln ° slt·aw loft !Jouso IH oconomiOJJI nncl houscH wllh Hll'fLW lH yeJII'II old 1 , Junt. ~0. W. ,r.'. P'r!t!Ly, Mlchlgnn eusy ln munug·e. To O(WI'fl1.<1 It nt I unci st!JJ rn good ""ndllinn. 1 State. collcg~ cxtrnH~~n ~n;mnl hus- hig·hosl ef!'iclcnc.v, liTe wnlls should 1 Straw in lhn loft, insulntiou In ' h~~tch Y ·'Jlrdn".st, 1 upml.J n good be insulrtlcd nncl IHLVe ttl ll•nst Urn waiJs und deep Iiller ·just nhonl 01 1 1 1 1 t, , , , lll thl'ee feet straw !n the nltlc, A !nsnro a dry hni!Hl', hn e;mdutlcs. ~ ' t1 ff t;~~lfl.1 ~· 1 1 0 or o n . o eg- ":"' Cl •1 · c Jouw•r• Is placed in ench gable end. -··--· ..... ··-·-· will ')JC' offerer.l, lncludmg H J,r,Jls In opet·nllon the fresh nlreo.n en- 'l'o cnnlt llllcon erlsp nncl llnl, nnd ?" fm~.nle~, '1'lw ;ntIs mnclc• ~~p lei•, ,usually 'through the windows lialw1 In a lwl own (·100 degree.~ of 21 IlewfOJd htr!L nnd nine lc· ancl drop down nround lite bil'lls abo11t HI mlnul.t•s. I males; nine Shm'lhom hulls and • 1~.) ' 10 females; 10 Mill

T~rn• oul 18 to 20 thousand pounds I j U. S. Approved - Pullorum Tested per hour on power from a lwo-plow traclor. .G R I N D G R A I N BABY CHICKS With blq 33" rolor ao only movinq pari, . Skyline can grind 12.000 pounds of corn per hour at only ORDER NOW FOR JUNE DELIVERY !BOO H.P.M. It grinds aJJ grain Jo any doqroo of Jincness. All Popular Breeds Available At $14.65 per 100

Meadowbrook Hatchery 132 S. Washington Street Phone 814 Charlotte, Michigan

ATTENTION POULTYMEN: Silsby Implement Company Mason Phone 5141 Get those lat~ hatched chicks off to a flyiqg start With. D A V I S M ,F ,G ·•· :I ·N· C • GOLD BAND STARTER MASH JHunufnctnrerH of Fnrm Machblory • " 1521 McLEAN BLVD. . ' ,.WiCHitA kANSAS .' Enriched V(ith .. ' l'o .,, " ••• ~~-~. ..tt-' 'Lf., "'" ••

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* THIS WEEK END-SATURDAY AND SUNDAY .r. 11ACHA1111fr, JUNE 5th AND 6th ••• at ORTONVILLE FOR - GRETTON DISTRICT 11-Irs, Edwat'd Q, Daft I :TOUCH You ore cordially invited to attend our open house been constructed as port of their improvement ·HARVESTING this week end. Join with the Dairy Farmer Members program to better provide !he consuming public ·FLAX ROLLER ATTACHMENT- Flattening , ; · Tbe AJJ;Crop harvester has low. feed action relieves aax harvesting of the Mi~higcn Milk Produc~rs Association in the with the very finest of milk and dairy products .•• · • cost attachments to meet the ·headaches. Saves more seed, : ~roughest kind of harvesting ••• inspection of their new, model milk receiv.ing station ' 'to keep moving under unfavor. Come and visit. us-see how your milk supply is : •able conditions ••• to save pre­ ORTONVILLE, OAKLAND COUNTY, . ,, cious seed, flax and beans • , • handled-know more about the safeguards set up ; ;:to pic!< up weather-beaten crops. SATURDAY and SUNDAY, JUNE 5th and 6th ~ :Perhaps you've never realized to protect your health and that of your children. : •how much extra grain or seed COME ANY TIME-9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ;YOU can save under difficult :There- is much to interest everyone. , •. Bring the ;harvesting conditions with the Covn relal( for a fast camp!eto lef.down of ~right kind of. attachment, Let's milk with Choro-81)y't It is with real pride that our 10,000 former memb~rs' entire family- enjoy a drive in the country with our aonrlo soothing action, i'talk it over, before this season · SCOURJCLEEN-Removes uaih and weed ·Milk production i1 in· 1Bets under way. · seed in the licld, Deposits weed seed trQalod ·a,. "much 01 who serve the Detroit 1\\etropo/iton market, invite new station as your objective- a hearty welcome ill separate bag. 10%. Lot, 1.11 pra'te it I to yau, No obligation, I . :Chore•Boy you to visit their flne new receiving station. It has awaits you •••• Refreshments.

Milking· Machine Co. DAVISON ·I 819 E. Ka.lamo.zoo I I. Lansing · Phone 2-2091' M;M.P.A. I ~ NEW L STATION .' .u. s. Approved Pullorum Controlle~l ~RTONVILLE :~OWDEN CHICKS The station is located on M 15 at the northerly edge of Ortonville. RADDL& tYP~ PICKUP. - On or off in F'avorites for'.Ye01'8 . ~l C~ARKSTON As shown on.the map, M 15 branches off from US 10 (Flint highway) 15 minutes. For harvesting small grain REDS, ROCKS, LEGHORNS AND NEW CROSS BREDS 1 .and seed crops where windrowins is - . LOWDEN ROCK·REDS just north of .Waterford and· 6 miles north of Pontiac, It is 9 miles from necessary. •Pullet ·.Chicks· ,Coolterel• Chicks ' , - HNr the. NATIONA& 1048 1\lodeis Hatl'Jtlng All Summer the junction of US 10 .and .M 15 to the station-through Clarkston and IAI(IUND: HOME. HCIUI :Every day.Js P~Y· day-A. good, llock ·of Loivden ·stoclt· Is· a wltU"'tlt· Mitchel~ · yeor 'round cash crop. beautiful rolling•c:ountry. ; ; • WE WILL BE ·LOOKING FOR· YOU. ""'·f•turll•r, NIC. Buy ltere at ,Jiome . ' WRI'l.1E, PHONE10R VISI'r INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, Ml CliiGAN, THURSOAY, JUNE 3, 1048 ,.. - Fivo

Circuit Court Court Cases Legal Notice ALA!EDON CENTER Mo•r OllvP Bnldwln nml Mia» Proceedings ·~--- ~lrH, l!llmo.- nrown Mnrgnret Baldwin left Ii'r!c]ay for Mr and Mrs Anaon Foote n.nd l3rown City Mrs. Baldwin will Gr nhnm of Oz nnd napi

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DEAD or ALIVE FARM ANIMALS COLLECTED PROMPTLY We Buy Cows- $9.00 Horses- $6.00 We Pay $2.00 cwt. Fo1· Latge Hogs Dead Animals CALVES AND SHEEP REMOVED FREE TOP PRICE PAID SUNDAY SERVICE FOR Phone Collect/to Mason 23191 WE BUY HIDES AND CALFSKINS

HORSES puty and Central Dead Stock Co. cows 23w7 Valley Chemical SPOT CASHI For Dead or Disabled Stock Company Horses-$6.00 ea. Cows-$9.00 Call Collect Hogs-$2.25 per cwt. Lansing 45217 (All accorlllng to size and condition)

Pigs, Calves an.l SIUWJI• - Re~OVCII Free

WE BUY IIIDES •AND CAI.F SIUNS l'hone cullect to ~fnson 8141 FARMS DARLING & COMPANY SPRAY PAINTING Barns - Houses - Other Buildings Roofs Repaired Free Estimates 1041 Dbastrus 1'ea1 Work Guaranteed United States was hit by the most destructive series of maJor disasters AUCTION in hlstor;:,: In 1947. Dunng the first Having been appointed administrator of the George PAUL BARTON Walker, estate, l will sell the personal property at public 509 W Columbm, Mason Ppone 24523 auction at his farm, 5 miles west and 2 miles north of Stockbridge on Parman road, on ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEARING CLAIMS CHALKER-AUGUST 3 1948 Stntu or MIChlgnn fhe Plolmle CoUll June 1948 fo1 the Conntv of Inl!h m Saturday, 5, At l llCH IOn or HU d COlli t held at the P1 olt te OlfJce m the City of M tMOfl an JOHN McCLELLAN thu tuud com1ty on the I !.lth day of Muy A True Copy JullOintednil c!nlms to oceclve,md dcm••amlll' hnvlng been given to W 1243' to the upvor totmlnu• at a Nolth Range 1 "••t, Me!lulan of Mlcl>­ \\lth Iiox. all PeJ:Rona intctcKtcd fot making n.ny gamesters to battle each other In a volnt 66 E nnt! •5 S of the NW corner ln11 Vcvuy townohlp, lnghqm county, IIUKKefttlontl obJectJon13 01 tnopo~tlng uny pit was a favorite pastime ot the of Aoetlon 21, T 2 N R I W Moehlgnn amendments to r11dd monot~cd city of The drnln ohnll be conotructed na n We Install conventional - panel heating - ultra-IIICICierta most ancient Greeks and Romans eloocd drn.ln or the followln" lntelnal ltlnaon zoning o1dlnn.nce hetetofote do· W Zimmer, Rolf Prof Eng'r poalted with the city clclk nnd no Buch dlametc113 10 Mcwer J1hHl from utation 1:: forced 11lr systems In homes \VItho11t bMementltl 1 Thoro Willi cock fighting In Asia at January 0 1948 euggestlos, obJcetiontJ, o( 1 ro11oscd lenat 3,000 yeara ago, although the 0 + 00 to otnt>an 0 + GO, 10 dtnln • amendmentK thereto hnvlnt.t been offered tile from atntlon 0 + 50 to atntlon Dnted this 2Bth day of May, 1948, ' 221i N. Main St,, Leslie Th(!rl!;upon the city council \\ut~ nd .. very earliest Aslao.ttc enthuslnat, 11 + 57; 8" drnln tile from otntlon Journcd to meet on Monday evening, lacldng chickens, used putrldge 11 ~ o7 to otatlon 28 + DO the UPJ>er Signed Gl;'RALD L GRAHAM June 7, nt 7 30 ll m of anld tiny ttnmtnus of snld dJnln County D1 nln Commlsolon•r of Goorse Kellogg, Clty and quan In a fight tD the death. Ingham County, Mlchlgo.n 23w2 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THUllSDAY, JUNE 3, 1948