THE WATERVLIET RECORD
VOLUME 61 WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1943 NUMBER 44
1 1 The Michigan The Business Phase of War Maroon Cage -"V •} '"l" s Aged Woman NEWS OF OUR Mirror...Non- Lessons of Ptst Are Forgotten Season Opens MENwWOMEN Kiiled At Main Partisan Facts Congress Tries to Call Halt Next Week IN UNIFORM Street Crossing (BY DON F. COCHRANE) Written By Gene Alleman, The Business Phase of War half billion dollar tax bill and sub- Local Squad Will Play The Bluejacket Robert L. Bachman, Earl Sprague, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrt. Alice Shorey Meets No war ever was run on a busi- stitute a two billion dollar increase. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bach- Arthur Sprague, has successfully MPA Correspondent, ness basis. But the courts would That reticence was diverted into a Decatur Yellow jackets man, was included in a group of completed his preliminary tests, Tragic Death When At Lansing. quickly grind to dissolution any bus- demand for further reduction when Friday, Dec. 3. 187 men who recently graduated and is now a member of the enlist- Struck By Train. iness enterprise operated as loosely the army refunded thirteen billion from the Naval Training School ed reserve of the Array Air Corps.] RETAILERS: Because of the ser- as are the financial phases of Amer- dollars of its appropriation and the Now that the perilous season of (electrical) on the Purdue Univers- He was formally sworn in Novem-1 Some $525.35 was found secreted ious shortage of manpower, the ne- ica's current war eflort. Its execu- navy five billion, with explanation football is over, the sports-minded ity campus in Lafayette, Ind. This ber 19th, at Fort Custer. Earl will around the South Main street cessity oi transportation priorities tives might even lose their liberty. that the peak of production had been people ol every community are Bluejacket, now striking for the be called to acUve duty shortly living quarters of Mrs. Alice Shorey. for war suppiise, and the growing A margin of waste in war is inevit- passed and military needs are well turning their thoughts to the great petty officer rating of electrician's after his eighteenth birthday, and age 89. by Mayor O. D. Price and supplied. It was further intensified scarcity of merchandise, Michigan able. Men who direct the ghastly winter spurt—basketball. The snow mate third class, is awaiting active will then start the twelve to four- i thosc assisting him in the search on snoppers who wait until mid-Decem- business of crushing our enemies are by revelation that the government has 1 alien and the gridirons are de- duty orders which will take him to teen month educational course, pro-1 Saturday, following Mrs. Shorey's ber to buy and mail Christmas gifts impelled by such factors as time and through conflicting agencies has scried, but inside the gymnasiums a ship or to a shore station as a vlded by the Air Corps at an esti- ! death on Thursday evening when are due lor abrupt awakening and results, and they are not restrained been purchasing real estate until it fireman second class. mated cost of $25,000. Successful j^e was struck and killed by a west now owns one-fifth of the land In the sound ol bouncing basketballs tearful disappointments. This warn- by considerations of solvency that ecno as many school teams rehearse • • • completion of this course will en- bound Pere Marquette passenger ing comes irom the Michigan Retail executives of corporate enterprises the United States, exactly how title him to wear the much coveted much no one seems to know. for their '43-'44 debuts. Watervliet Norman Rottler returned to his train at 5:45 o'clock at the Main Institute at Lansing this week, and must observe. makes its initial appearance of the wings of the pilot, bombardier, or street crossing. The aged woman, a it is supported by official statements Operation of the United States These are the considerations back base at San Pedro, Cal., last Friday, season at Decatur on Friday, Dec. 3, following a leave of six days spent navigator, and will graduate him in resident of Watervliet for the past from Postmaster General Frank C. government is normally the largest of the coalition program in congress the status of a commissioned officer to further investigate all appropria- against the state champion Yellow- at the home of his parents, Mr. and dozen years or more, was returning Walker, Chairman Paul V. McNutt and most complicated business in the in the U. S. Army. to her apartment following a visit of the war manpower commission, world, and when war is taken on tions and find means of enforcing a jackets. Mrs. Fred Rottler, at Paw Paw Lake. and Joseph B. Eastman, director of the magnitude of its financial ac- real policy of governmental econo- Ol the eighteen boys who are • • • at the N. E. Tiilison home on Pleas- the Office of Defense Transportation. tivities becomes all but incompre- my. With that policy, irrespective practicing lor both first and second ant street. Eye witnesses asserted teams, live have had first team ex- Pvt. Charles F. Mishler of Camp that she seemingly stepped in front Facts: Michigan retailers are in a hensible. That sheer magnitude of its political reflexes, the Ameri- Wallace, Texas, has recently been jam. They lack adequate labor to would seem to require observance can people are in unequivocal ac- perience. Gordon Walker, Jerry WAC Recruiting of the train thinking that she had cord. It is time that the govern- Wurn, and Earl Sprague make up selected to attend an Enlisted Spe- time to effect a crossing when ap- handle the normal December buying of proven business methods, but it cialist School, under War Depart- rush. Many types of merchandise are doesn't. Such methods are not only ment's financial operations made the senior contingent of veterans; parently she stumbled and fell di- better semblance of sense, and that Mel Thar, a junior, has seen active ment direction, to pursue a para- rectly in the path of the oncoming not available or cannot be replaced ignored but are supplanted by end- troopers course. Committee Named readily when present supplies are less and costly red tape that impedes program makes sense. service with the first team, as has train. depleted. Postal service is badly Gus Scheid, a sophomore. John • • • Mayor Price communicated with a efficiency and obscures the major Clipping Wings of Bureaucrats bogged down. Trains are jammed frailties of the system itself. Krieger, another senior with experi- Capt. and Mrs. Lumon Willmeng Mrs. John Brule, whose husband niece in Washington, D. C., and was wiin war supplies, and gifts cannot That is not all that the coalition instructed to be on the lookout for Comparisons Are Misleading ence, is expected out in a few days. have moved from Gainesville, Tex- is with Uncle Sam's fighting forces be permitted to interfere with trans- forces in congress have set about to The team lost Jack Long and as. to Many, La., where Capt. Will- somewhere in the South Pacific, has currency which might be hidden portation of arms and supplies to our That is why congressional investi- do. They are seeking to stimulate George Hartmann when they walk- meng will be out on maneuvers for about her home. He accordingly gation of lend-lease aroused resent- petroleum production and end the just been named by Orin D. Price lighting forces. Packages mailed af- ed away with their graduation di- the next three months. as executive chairman of the local caused a guard to be placed on the ter the first week of December are ment both here and in England and gasoline and fuel oil shortages, to premises until such time as a search plomas lost June. Their departure # • • WAC recruiting campaign which is not assured of delivery before was met with befogging statistics. It close the "kangaroo" courts set up left the Marpon basketball defense could be made. Cnristmas — even if then. Moral: if was asserted that Britain is devoting by bureaucrats and provide citizens without a guard of experience. This Chaplain A. M. Lusk arrived here Mrs. Shorey had been to the Tiili- you want to avoid disappointments 10 per cent of her total war expen- with appeals to established courts Tuesday morning from St. Augus- son home in the afternoon and, ar- ditures to lend-lease as against 12 is Coach Hackett's chief problem of tine, Fla., to spend Thanksgiving lor yourself and tor others, buy and from autocratic administrative or- the moment. riving at her own quarters in the mail your Christmas gifts NOW. per cent in the United States. In ders. The indiscriminate halting of with his family. Mirs. Lusk and basement of the Frank Green build- percentages the disparity is not great, Michigan deer hunters as potential Promising players of last year's children are returning to St. Au- This is not commercial ballyhoo. second team are available this year ing, South Main street, discovered We're at war. but British war expenditures in the gasoline violators is a case in point. gustine with Chaplain Lusk today that her key was missing. She ac- current year are estimated at 19 bil- Exceeding all authority granted by 'I his group includes Allan Krieger, (Friday). Dick Fox, Bruce Dwiggins, Jack cordingly retraced her steps to. the INFLATION. Purchase of other lion 600 million while the United congress, the maze of administrative * • • Van Drasek, Donald Lindemann and Tiilison residence and was success- than essential merchandise by States will have spent 200 billion. agencies have set themselves up as Cpl. Wm. Beverly, Jr., who has That makes Britain's contribution to Robert Camp. Doug Dunham will ful in getting a skeleton key. It Christmas shoppers is frowned upon prosecutor, court and jury to impose been stationed at Camp Forrest, was while she was making the trip by Messrs. Walker, McNutt and East- lend-lease one billion 600 million penalties for violation of their edicts. be added to this list in a few days against ours of 24 billion. Full fig- That has never been the American ^ hese boys are sophomores and jun- Tenn., now has a New York APO home the second time that the trag- man who emphasize the peril of in- address. Bill has been in the army edy occurred. flation in a wild buying spree. Mich- ures tell the full story. way and it will not be long in vogue iors with the exception of Camp While he was forced to retract it who is a senior. for about two years, during which Funeral services were held on igan consumers have more money to once the people realize what is hap- time he has served in the signal to quell a public furore, President pening to their personal privileges. Hopes for a Maroon win in Deca- Saturday from the Keasey-Hutchins spend than ever before. Farm crops corps. this year are valued at $500,000,000, Roosevelt may have been right when War time restrictions are essential tur are considerably brighter than funeral home where the body had highest on record, while industrial he said that the only coin in which and unavoidable. But they should they would be if the Yellowjackets • • • been removed following the tragedy. payrolls are at all-time peaks. America can expect to be repaid for be imposed and enforced by orderly could still claim Klinkers, Overly, Alvin Keller, F 1/c in the Sea- Interment was in the Watervliet Irving Fisher, noted economist, lend-lease is victory. Any other and constitutional processes, not by and Newell. Decatur's '42-'43 rec- bees. has been transferred from cemetery. Several nieces and neph- warned a few days ago "the general suggestion meets with feigned sur- ord of no losses can be mostly cred- Camp Endicott, R. I., to Quoddy ews, none of whom reside in Wa- public and many in congress have prise among our allies and it be- (Continued on Back Page) ited to the achievements of this Village. Maine. tervliet. survive her. not been waked up to this fact: In- comes increasingly obvious that the trio, but they are alumni now and no e • • flation is already upon us." Fisher stage is set to repay America with longer a cause of worry in the Geo. Hartmann S 2/c is now SCHOOL WAR STAMP cautions that continued financing of victory and nothing eke. That was Little Eight circuit. Without them studying in the signal corps at the AND BOND SALE the war "raising money not by tax- true 25 years ago, and thus far the Decatur must depend upon two of University of Illinois at Urbana, and es, not by loans out of savings, but current war is running close to that OPA Authorizes last year's regulars, two first team A/c John Hartmann is now at Ot- pattern. The weekly sale of War Stamps by the 'invincible greenbacks' issued subs and a second stringer. In a tumwa, Iowa. Both are sons of at school amounted to $98.00. Total by the banks" is a certain path to Lessons of Past Forgotten second competition last year Deca- Mr. and Mrs. Otto Hartmann, West Milk Price Boost MRS. JOHN BRULE for the six weeks of school is "terrific inflation." His recommen- The record of the last war would tur beat Watervliet by only a few St. Joseph street. $2,023.80. Bonds were purchased dation: Save more, spend less. Best have seemed sufficient to abrogate points. It all means that Decatur's • • • Christmas gift: A U. S. war bond! being carried on nationally in an this week by Jeannette Bellinger, for all time the policy of cost-plus power has been cut down to about Stanley Cerecky of Watervliet effort to recruit 70,000 members by Clara Noack, Margaret Roraback For the second time within a Watervliet size and that there will and a former student at the local REVOLT. The Michigan Retail In- industrial contracts, but instead they year milk prices were this wieek state comipanies for the Woman's and Ronald Wigent. Wigent re- have reached a new high. be an interesting game in the "Cel- high school, is stationed at Camp Army Corps. Mrs. Brule has in marked that he has to give the gov- stitute reports that the numerous di- Checkmating them with an all but boosted another oent a quart on ery Town" on December third. Peary. Va. rectors of the OP A, containing 11,- regular and premium grades to lo- turn named the following to assist ernment plenty of money now in confiscatory surplus profits tax has Coach Kenneth Higgins entered • • • her in her work; Publicity, Mrs. order that he might have plenty to 000,000 words as used by 857 law- cal consumers. The raise was the U. S. Army in July. The ident- yers, had flooded merchants with an tended only to skyrocket them high- Corporal Vern Albright, who has Floyd Crocker; co-operative adver- eat a few weeks hence. He reached er. The greater the cost in labor authorized by the Grand Rapids ity of Decatur's new coach is not been stationed at Camp Claiborne, epidemic of confusing orders. State- office of OPA on the ground that tising, Mrs. Richard Curtis; pros- his 18th birthday last month. ment by Otis Cook, managing direc- and materials the higher the per- known. Needless to say, he has a La., has been transferred to Camp pects, Mrs. Frank Brule; women's centage of profit to industry and the higher prices being paid in South pair of tough shoes to fill in taking Howze, Texas. tor: "How can any man in business Bend and St. Joseph county, Ind., clubs, Mrs. Joe Reed, and service higher the surplus profits the better over for the skillful Higgins. clubs, Mrs. Howard Corbidge. hope to understand all the various the chance of having something left was causing a diversion of fluid rulings and restrictions which have milk from this area which the Office SCHEDULE FOR MAROONS Aviation Cadet Richard G. Bridg- While the work has been going on Loma Theatre Gets after the government takes the lion's os, who was recently home on'apaw in some other localities. It is been designed to control his busi- share. That is why former $12-a- of Price Administration feared ness?" Result, says Cook: 32,000 might cause a local shortage unless Dec. 3—Watervliet at Decatur. furlough from Aberdeen Proving just now getting under way in week ribbon counter girls are now Ground, Md., has been transferred Watervliet. This locality has one Permit To Rebuild retailers are in revolt against gov- drawing $65 to $80 per week in de- the inequality were corrected. Dec. 10—Hartford at Watervliet. ernment controls. It is generally believed that the Dec. 17—Coloma at Watervliet. to the Army Air Field Training representative in the Woman's Army fense plaiits after less than two Center at Miami Beach, Florida, Corps in Lenore Boyer, daughter of weeks of instruction in their new new prices, effective to most con- Jan. 7—Covert at Watervliet. HOAX. When town officials and Jan. 14—Lawrence at Lawrence where he will begin his new work. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Boyer. She was COLOMA—Mrs. C. C. Alguire merchants of Sparta made an exodus tasks. sumers on Monday of this week, • • • and Mrs. Ethel Kilmark have re- That is why there is scant effort brings the cost of milk per quart in Jan. 21—Bangor at Watervliet. an early enlistee in this field. for the north woods this month, H. Jan. 28—Coloma at Coloma. Private Benjamin King, who has Arthur Aifing of the A. H. Alfing ceived word that they can proceed J. Kurtz, newspaper publisher, print- to hold costs down in defense plants this rural area to an all time high. been at the Citadel, in Charleston, generally. The more man hours Feb. 4—Hartford at Hartford. store is this week devoting his ad- with the erection of a new building ed a special edition which featured The prices of milk at the Watervliet North Carolina, has been transfer- to replace the Loma Theatre which consumed, the higher the wages paid Creamery's downtown store remains Feb. 11—Bridgman at Watervliet vertising space in the Record to this this startling headline: "Crime runs red to Plant Park, Florida. recruitment campaign and, accord- was destroyed by fire the morning and the more materials used the two cents under the price charged Feb. 15—Lawrence at Watervliet. • • • rampant as buck fever gets mayor higher the cost. That cost is the Feb. 18—Covert at Covert. ing to the executive chairman, other of April 26th, the day after Easter. Moonshiners display wares on street by Clark Shimer, distributor for George Krieger, who was but re- Immediately following the de- figure upon which profits are com- the Creamery. The Pleasant Street Feb. 25—Decatur at Watervliet. merchants will similarly devote ad- corners as police chief and other cently assigned to the Coast Guard vertising space in subsequent issues struction of their theatre building, city officials vacate city hall. Slot puted. The allowable percentage of Dairy has as yet made no announce- a million dollars is more than the Station in Chicago, left Monday for of the Record Mrs. Alguire and Mrs. Kilmark be- machines block traffic when Spar- ment of a price advance. Chamber of Commerce Norfolk. Virginia, for a six to eight gan to make plans for rebuilding as same percentage of a half million in The OPA also placed a new cell- tans line up for chance at jack pots. anybody's arithmetic. The system weeks training at sea. soon as possible, but due to war con- Gamblers have Roman holiday." ing on the permitted price per cwt. To Elect Officers • • • ditions and a shortage of building may get things done, it may spur to milk producers in this area. The Pfc. Edgar Mensinger is now Pictures of the mayor and police production, but in the most extrava- See "Letters From Service Men" material, it was necessary to secure chief illustrated the sensational former price was $2.75 but the local on back page. stationed at Camp Howze, Texas, a permit from the War Production gant way and at the cost of the max- creamery, according to Thomas F. The annual election of officers for having been transferred there from story. Actually, the edition was a imum number of the people's dollars. Board at Washington, D. C., for an hoax, printed after the regular is- O'Hara, the company's president, the Watervliet Chamber of Com- Camp Claiborne, La. order for the release of the material sue and given a limited distribution. Congress Tries to Call Halt had an authorized price of $3.00. merce to serve throughout 1944 will • • • necessary for the construction of a Gasoline facts: New B and C cou- These are among th s factors be- The new price will increase the al- be held at the dinner-meeting of the Private Robert Brown, who is lo- new building. After months of wait- pons, due Dec. 1, are publicized by hind the reticence of congress to lowance to producers, bringing the Chamber which is scheduled for this To Collect Unused cated at Fort Lewis, near Seattle, ing and much correspondence, and OPA as means of reducing clerical enact the administration's ten and a price to $3.25 per cwt. coming Monday evening in the Washington, will be the recipient of after submitting the plans for the work, for coupons will be worth church parlors of the Plymouth Con- this week's box from the Junior Lit- proposed new building, the news of five gallons. However, Washington gregational church. The dinner will Clothing and Rags erary Guild by virtue of his sister, the granting of the priority for the observers unite in forecasting fur- be served by the ladies of the Ply- Mrs. Louis Brule, having drawn the material was received on Monday ther reduction of coupon value after mouth Guild. No special program winning number. Private Brown morning of this week. Naturally, Jan. 1. Reasons: We are using our USO-War Fund Drive has been arranged for this meeting Women's Home Salvage repre- left on Monday morning of this week this caused much rejoicing by the oil reserves fast; North Europe me- which will resolve itself primarily to return to camp following a fur- two ladies who have provided so chanized invasion is coming; in- sentatives from various townships into a business meeting. The elec- in Berrien county attended a meet- lough spent in this city. much entertainment for the people creased air assaults are consuming tion of officers will be of first im- • • • of the community for so many years. vast amounts of high octane gaso- ing last week at the St. Joseph city Mrs. Kilmark announced on Mon- Ends Successfully Here portance. hall to make plans for a county- Private Henry Matrau, who has line. been enjoying a nine-day furlough day that work on the new theatre wide two-week discarded clothing building will be started just as soon INVASION: Slow progress of Big Yield Wins and rags collection drive to be held at his home in this city, left Sunday evening to return to his base. Last as possible, hoping that the same American and British troops in Italy November 22 to December 4. The can be started by December 1st. The J. H. Leverton as chairman of the! and disbursed in the name of the County Corn Crown clothing is to be stored for use in Thursday evening he was the guest and further reports of German mor- U. S. O. and United War Fund for plans for the new theatre building, ale tend to substantiate the view- U. S. O. United War Fund Drive for foreign countries as soon as they of honor at a dinner party given by the city of Watervliet and Frank the combined 1942-1943 campaigns: For Local Farmer which were prepared by Architect point of U. S. military authorities, are liberated from Axis rule. his parents, Mr .and Mrs. A. B. Ma- Homer Harper of St. Joseph, have Runyon who acted similarly lor Wa- Cash subscribed during current The meeting was conducted by W. trau. Guests included Mrs. Vada as expressed recently to.Michigan campaign— been ready for several months and leaders at Fort Knox, Kentucky, that tervliet township were receiving the jH. Ehrenberg. county salvage chaix- Foote of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. several contractors are now prepar- congratulations of their friends this Watervliet City $ 993.65 A crop of 102.16 bushels Ward Drake, Watervliet, and Mrs. collapse of Germany is not yet in Watervliet "L man, Mrs. William McKlndley, Ber- ing their estimates on the cost of sight. The government conference week on the termination of the cam- ^ growing chant' | rien CQUntv Women-s Home Salvage Virgil Matrau and daughters Bemice constructing the building. Under the sought to curb (1) German hopes paign in this area which resulted in | pionship of Bemen county in Uiolchairman ^ Mlss caUender and Betty of Bainbridge and Miss term^ of the priority rating given by that Americans will become weary a check being mailed to the county Betty Demske. On Sunday, Mr. and the War Production Board the build- of war; (2) turnover of war workers headquarters in Benton Harbor for growing contest, it was learned thi. £ ^ Mrs. Ward Drake of Watervliet en- Balance In bank from 1942 I week•- . Amos Traviss of Watervliet lProducUon Boaras 8aivage pro- ing is to be completed by March 1, which has reached serious propor- $2425.36. An item of $15.00 which gr tertained at a dinner in his honor. drive 752.211 \ the corn grower who has made l|™ 1944. tions, according to a national sur- brings this locality's total to $2440.36 s The county drive will be part of a Guests were: Mr. and Mrs. A. B. The plans call for the rebuilding vey by the OWI; and (3) overopti- represents a subscription made from this outstanding yield in this local- Matrau, Mrs. Virgil Matrau and of the new theatre building on the $2,290.3o j ity i competition in which over nation-wide appeal for discarded mism that war will end in a few Watervliet township to a Benton n clothing. Plans were discussed for daughters of Bainbridge. Mrs. Vada same site. The building will be 46 10,000 farmers from 17 principal lut weeks. American official view is Harbor canvasser. Watervliet City Cash received from Salvage i th"e ucsucimuujdesignationi uoif a piatplacce min coueacuh Foote of Hartford and Fred Shultz x 100 feet, all of fireproof construc- that an invasion must come from and Watervliet township's total as- of Benton Harbor. tion—brick, steel and concrete. For- the west before Germans surrender — —300^00 ^ a^cording^to off i^^^of Uds biftgest — ^ sessed quota was $2170.00 of which corn 1 collection agency Central collec tunately for the owners of the Loma, unconditionally. $1247.00 was levied against the city 49 eion qr y ^id competition. Private Edward Hawks, stationed the foundation of the former theatre Mr. Traviss and several other tion depots for all the localities will and $923.00 against the township. be announced by the various town- at Las Vegat, New Mexico, Is hav- was not damaged by the fire and EXCESSIVE. The OWI survey of The check as forwarded to County Check sent to Bainbridge ; farmers in this county certainly pro- .. ^..pcpntfltiviw ing a unique experience, according will again be used, which will enable war plants revealed that it is ne- headquarters represents an over- Committee 150,00 'ta "'f VarTusmCanLo? collecting doth- to a letter received this week from the contractors to begin work from cessary today to hire 17 workers to subscription of $270.36. This is con- 1 nations record crop of more than discussedi though the him by his parents. He is a member the ground up. get a net increase .of three for every $2,440.36 sidered unusually good when it is 3.085,000,000 bushels of corn in the or by delivery of the Air Transport Command It was in the year 1913 that Mrs. 100 employed. Here are the high- foo fron known that the local committee also As stated above the check mailed d . t battle. The champ's . . U . t0Vv icuic^uwi- band, which is making a trip around C. C. Alguire and her associates en- lights: More women than men are ie ld ls township representa- a forwarded a check to Mrs. Roy Butz- to the Berrien county committee was y . several times that of the ti k t h j the world, planning to visit every 8 8ed in the motion picture business quitting jobs. In September 800,- 11 ln bach, Bainbridge township chair- for $2,425.36 as $15.00 of WatervUet estimated average yield for the AC^r clo^ UTeen col- theatre of war. which will take Coloma in what was then known 000 persons left their jobs, a total a tow^np's subscription had beenjUmt^ States of 32.7 bushe^ lccU.d jt wlll be sent j,, ^ clean. about a year. The trip is being made * the Baker building, located north exceeded during 1942 only in Au- man, for $150.00 as a portion of the fundis which remained on hand from turned in directly U> Benton Har->Jhe 3*™^ ers ^ roa„n ^ ^ ^ by transport plane. f the Pere Marquette railway gust. Reasons given for change to , , , i tracks. So successful did the busi- "better and more essential jobs:" last year's drive when Watervliet are to be kept This represents a final accounting1 calculated from the best five a" nes ro e thal il as "Because of unsuitability for their City, Watervliet township and Bain- aci,es separate, as the rags will be sold Pfc. Giardano Hutchins. who is rovid^P e Y ^ ^o bridge township were tied together and terminates the current U. S. O. of corn on his farm. In re- locally for use in this country and Ipnvinp for his new base at Las P larger quarters and in the work, because of general restlessness a w.v drive excepting that both the city1 cognition of his achievement the ear 1935 the buildln on Paw Paw and because of home duties." Sum- as a unit in the 1942 campaign. will not be cleaned. Veeavegass, weNew Mex^wajviexico, wass uithe gu^guestt >'. t VL(uj..u fnrrng „riv It will be noted from the final ac-' and township chairmen asked that winner is being presented with an street which was formerly occupied mary: "The present excessive rate It will be noted from the nnaiac- ana townsmp cnairmen asxeo mat " After the cleaners have finished, of honor at a family dinner Tuesday as a Ford garage, was purchased by must be substantially reduced or the counting figures which appear below their P«rs
- 4 Watenrliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., November 26, 1943 ing and other ways of preventing Thanksgiving when the Pilgrims are Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., November 26, 1943 brought to mind, was read by Mrs. soil erosion. Mrs. Waldemeir and Walter Koer- Coloma Pastor Walter Tuegel, She also conducted r s ing stamps: a baby's rattle with a quiz, with Mrs. Allen Wioodruff ber were appointed chairmen to ers are expected to return to agri- • • serve in a membership drive, the cultural employment at the end of stamps tied on with ribbons; and • • Social Activities knowing "all the answers." Ordained Tuesday children's toys, with stamps attach- Delicious refreshments were serv- winners to entertain the losers at the off-season, or at any other time the January meeting. FIRST-AID Town and Farm the need for them arises. ed. The stamps may also be used ed by Mrs. Mae Knapp and Mrs. REPORTER. as dccoration on wreaths, fastened O. J. Howard. Restricts Farm Equipment Sales MISS LEONA STROH IS O.E.S. INSTALLATION At 4:00 o'clock on Tuesday after- Tips For Farm And Home to candles, and on Chiistmas cards. It Is important to remember the St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed noon of this week a council of or- In Wartime To prevent others from getting date set aside for packing Christ- dination was called for the purpose .May Cut Point Values BRIDE OF LOCAL IVAS LARGELY Church (Balnbridfe) tman scarce farm equipment needed by mas boxes for sons in the service. Rev. G. Kreuzenstein, Pastor. of examining the credentials and farmers, the WPB has issued a revi- Storekeepers, distributors, and YOUNG MAN ATTENDED It is Tuesday night, Nov. 30th, at faith of Horace Loomis, for three (A Weekly News Digest from the sion of the Farm Machinery Order, others in the food trade may cut 8:00 o'clock. Each member is asked Sunday, November 28—Sunday years pastor of the First Congrega- Any Meat Dear Roger B. Whitman—WNU Features. Impressive installation ceremonies Rural Press Section of the O^VI L-257, which prevents dealers from point values of canned, frozen, and St. Joseph's Catholic Church, St. to bring a batch of her favorite School at 9:30 a. m. Morning Wor- tional church of Coloma. The coun- News Bureau) selling rationed farm equipment for dried rationed foods that might were held Monday evening, Nov. ship Service at 11:00; subject, "The Yon may not b« able to replace worn or Joseph, was the scene of a pretty cookies, which should be able to cil was served a supper at the church broken hoaHehold equipment. This is war. • • • non-farm use, except on a rated spoil if held in stock too long, OPA 22. when Thelma Arent was install- Government prlorltlec come first. So take wedding Saturday morning at nine travel well. Brownies, butterscotch Prodigal Son." at 6:30 and proceeded after greetings When It Spoils order of AA-4 or higher. ed as worthy matron. The Women's Guild meets with care of what you have ... as well as yon announced recently. However, point o'clock when Leona M. Stroh of St. bars and coconut bars are some of from the participating churches to a posnlbl-v can. Thla column by the homeown- To Hold Down Flour Prices values may be cut only if prices are Joseph became the bride of Anthony In a lovely garden setting. Junior the suggestions. If In doubt, call Mrs. Herm. Skibbe on Thursday service of ordination at 8:00 o'clock. er's friend tells yon how. To hold flour and bread prices at Apple Products To Cost More Matron Mrs. Clara Chamberlin gave afternoon, December 2, George Friday was toastmaster at cut at least 25 per cent. J Koshar of Watervliet. Mixed bou- Mrs. Barney Dwiggins, chairman of Farm families able to butcher, or WHITE ENAMEL ON present levels, the Office of Eco- Consumers will pay more for quets and ferns decorated the altar the address of welcome, after which the committee, who has been given the dinner and the officers of the successful deer hunters, or city nomic Stabilization has inaugurated apple products because OPA has in-i To Collect Clothing and Rags distinguished guests and installing Zion Evangelical Church church and their families were pres- DARK WOOD with interspersed candelabra com- some coconut, chocolate and sugar families able to purchase plump a subsidy program that will enable creased maximum prices for apples; The nationwide drive for collec- pleting the setting for the nuptial officers were introduced. The new which will be given out to anyone *,. • E. L. Kenney. Pastor ent. The committee of ladies under cockeireis or cull hens can save meat wheat flour millers to pay as high in sales to processors The amount i ded clothing and rags worthy matron was escorted to her the chairmanship of Mrs. Eva Friday Question: Last year our dark ma- tion of d scar service. Reverend Fr. John R. Day needing them. Remember the date, Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morn- ration points by properly canning as parity prices for wheat (should of the increase at the consumer, started November 22 and will con- performed the double ring ceremony station in the East by her son, Arvon time and place—City Hall. served a chicken dinner to eighty meat. hogany stained woodwork was done the market go that high) and at the level will vary with the product and December 4. Only ing worship at 10:45. E. L. C. E. at guests. Miss Betty Prince and Miss linue through in the presence of a large number Arent. 7:30 p. m. Evening worship at 8:00 But that meat will be "dear" if it over with white enamel. Now it is same time sell flour for no more the size of the package. j ii | i clothing is wanted and all Other officers installed were: Anne Oilman were in charge of the cracking and the dark color is com- c scart cf of friends and relatives. o'clock. Prayer meeting on Tuesday spoils—costly to the home budget than present ceiling prices. With- Increase In Unemployed Money I types are needed, according to the The bride, who was given in mar- Claude Yates, worthy patron; Lina decorations. The evening service of ing through. Is there some way to Congregational Ladies Aid evening, followed by choir practice. consecration was conducted by the and stealing from the total red meat out the subsidy, the OES says, it Unspent and unemployed money WPB. Donors are requested to see riage by her brothor-in-law. William Scherer, associate matron; John supply needed for war and civilian- get better results next time we do it would be necessary to increase lhat Klipp, associate patron; Veryl Jones, The Congregational Ladies Aid pastors of the churches of the Kal- in the United States during Uie woolen garments are brushed Subka of St. Joseph, chose for her amazoo Association of Congregation- use. Meat canning offers few diffi- over? present ceilings on flour, which in ancl cotton wedding a white satin gown, made secretary; Marjorie Dwiggins, treas- Society will meet Wednesday, De- Answer: It is my guess that the second quarter of 1943 amounted to garments and rags are DUTCH ON STARCH DIET al Christian churches, nine men tak- culties if rules are followed closely, turn would force an increase in 2.6 billion dollars, compared to the t'lean- Mending is not required. princess style, with sweetheart neck- urer; Lavinia Nelson, organist; cember 1, at the home of Mrs. ing part. Rev. Harold N. Skidmore according to home economics exten- surface was not properly prepared bread prices. Adelia Brule, conductress; Winifred Maude Monroe. There is to be a 1.7 billion dollars in Uie second ^ unwearable clothing that can line and headed yoke. The long Brown beans and potatoes are the gave the ordination sermon, his top- sion specialists at Michigan State before the enamel was applied. Case, associate conductress; Hattle sample tea and a ten cent gift ex- No Increase in Butter quarter, 1942, Uie Office of War In- ^ reduced to rags is also desired, bridal veil extended from a tiara. only staple foods left for the Dutch ic being ..An Age old Pattern." Rev. College. Paint will not adhere to a glossy Butter available for civilian use formation said in its first quarterly wantcd are shoes, rubbers, rub- Her only jewelry was a string of Haskell, chaplain; Nina Sllhanek, change. to eat. Compared with pre-invaslon john D Perrin was moderator of Three essential rules are: varnish, and the mahogany stain 3er marshal; Zona Russell, Adah; Emma Woes hova proved their efficiency in the vita! administrative will not increase during the next report on economical stabilization, j' boots, overshoes, galoshes, slip- pearls, a gift of the groom. White figures, •he cultivation of brown both the afternoon and evening ser- Be certain meat is fresh and well should have been sealed in with a few months, although the federal In spite of paying more taxes and Pf1"5- ieatl,er leggings, hate, leather roses and gardenias made up the Smith. Ruth; Emma Krall, Esther, work of the Army. Army officers praise their quickness and beans has increased more than 400 vices. flavored. coat of shellac. Your best move is gloves ca s Rachel Rogers, Martha; Eleanor government has discontinued all buying more War Bonds, Americans ' P > neckties, collars, gar- bridal bouquet. Miss Rose Koshar ability. per cent, and consumption of pota- Pack meat hot in jars or cans. \ to take off the finish with a hot solu- 1 3 ar Klipp. Electa; Minnie Yates, ward- toes has more than doubled. Al- purcliases of the commodity until still were able to build up a store ofi^-' " ; K ter belts, suspenders, belts, of Watervliet. sister of the groom, at- Process under pressure by the ,^0 tion of washing soda or trisodium April, according to information unspent money. Should holders of *,rdles' corsets, brassieres, veils, tended as maid of honor, her gown er. and Bert Haskell, sentinel. 'Shell Shock' Now though the cultivation of agricul- clock. phosphate—three pounds to the gal- s ats ru Jer Patricia Rogers and Yvonne Col- it was announced this week as re- from OPA and WFA. Current pro- this money now begin to bid against; P » ^ coats, diapers, and being of deep blue velvet and con- tural products in general has in- sults were compiled from 26 auto- Fresh meat may be canned as lon of water. After removing the lins presented each retiring officer Builders class of Zion Evangelical creased by 45 per cent during the duction of butter averages about each other for scarce products, it I masquerade costumes. trasting chiffon. She wore a short Called 'Anxiety' matic traffic counters located on soon as the animal heat is gone, or paint and varnish rinse the wood 16 pounds a year per person, or veil held by a velvet ribbon cap. with a gift from the Junior Matron. church held their November meeting war years, these products are des- the meat may hang for a few days would make the job of holding the Be Thankful For Food BAINBRIDGE NEWS at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert representative state trunklines thru- with clear water. Then bleach about half a pound less than in pre- line against rising prices enormous-; ...... i . • .u i The installing officer was Mrs. tined mainly for "export" to the to chill* if the weather is cold. , and carried a bouquet of red roses. Kublick on Monday evening. Rev. out the state. The October traffic out the stain by coating liberally war years. Of this, 3 / j pounds are 1 think ou ld ha, k Minnie Miller, past matron of Co- Reich. B'rozen meat may be canned, but < ly more difficult ' . ; ^ , ' Attending as bridesmaids were Miss New Method of Treatment Kenney, the teacher, had charge of count compared to traffic a year with a hot saturated solution of ox- being sent to our armed forces and Creator with particular humility for France? Salay of Chicago whose loma chapter, and aunt of Mrs. the quality is not improved by the the devotionals. The president con- ago showed a state-wide 23.4 de- alic acid. Leave it on overnight our allies, leaving approximately Byrnes Urges "Save Paper" the possession (food) that makes our gown was of orchid velvet and Miss Arent. Other installing officers Mends Broken Nerves. Arent-Northrup Wedding freezing. Only good tasty and ten- a rnies ducted a business meeting making Traffic volume on Michigan crease, while the volume was down and then rinse well with clear wa- 12i/j pounds per capita for civilian Urging a greater drive to conserve, ^ liberators, not looters, said Doris Lee McKeon of Joliet. 111., were: Marshal. Mrs. Gertrude Strat- The marriage of Miss Lillian Irene plans for the winter activities. Sev- trunklines dropped 5.5 oer cent in 44 per cent compared with the same der meat should be canned, the ex- Marvln Jones hoad of Food ton. past matron of Coloma chapter; ter. When the.wood is dry, smooth consumption. Up to 5 million and salvage paper, James F. Byrnes. - ^ ^ niece of the bride, who wore raisin AN AMERICAN HOSPITAL IN Arent of Bainbridge and Wellard P. eral contests were enjoyed. Refresh- October as compared to September, month in 1941. perts say. Tough, tasteless meat pounds of butter will be released to Director War Mcbilization, said: Adm,nl5tratlon' in a Thanksgiving chaplain, Rev. John Perrin of Ath- if necessary, by rubbing with very Da velvet. Their veils were of con- AFRICA.—In the first World war tht Northrup of Benton Harbor took ments of ice cream and cake were becomes no better for being placed hospitals from stocks held by or set •The war needs for paper and y statement. 'To the peoples of trasting colors, falling from ribbon ens, Mich.; organist, Mrs. Mjarion doctors called it "shell shock." To- place at 4:00 o'clock last Saturday in a jar or tin and processed. fine sandpaper. Wipe off the dust served. fo* owl and then finish according to the aside for the Food Administration. paperboard are greater than our looted, starving countries, Mr. caps and they carried yellow roses. Davidson. Coloma; and soloist. Ber- day it has a new name. It's called afternoon at the home of the bride's A community supper was enjoyed Meat is cut in suitable sizes of The butter is to supply the hospitals present ability to produce. The Jones continued. the coming of tha Woodward. Coloma. about one pound for packing. The v 736 manufacturer's directions on the can 16 Little Marv Lou Koshar, sister of the "anxiety." But it's the same old mother. Rev. E. L. Kenney, pastor at the Brick school on Thursday " . 'IF FOOD FIGHTS R>R FREEDOM, from November through March, and shipment of bombs and shells de- ff Americans means a chance to groom. Kay Herron of Watervliet. Following the ceremony of instal- of Zion Evangelical church, officiat- pieces are pre-cooked with water in for new woodwork. lve a ain t battle disease. It results from too evening. Plans were made for the • • • ration coupons will be required. pends upon paper bands and con- ' 8 . o work their land and and Joyce Stroh. niece of the bride, lation. Worthy Matron Thelma much shell fire, too much noise, too ed at the single ring ceremony. The Christmas treat and the program to a kettle for 12 to 20 minutes in a A/E CAN FORGET THE ETIQUETTE BOOKS f * tainers. Rations, blood plasma, enjoy its products. We will not take of Joliet, 111., were the flower girls. Arent gave a short talk. "Look to bride is the daughter of Mrs. Anna be given by the children. moderate oven or until the red color Cleaning Entrance Floorings OPA Authority Upheld many big percussions, too little rest, DIAMONDS • WATCHES Question: What is the best meth- medicines, bullets—all find their their food. We have our food. For They were identically dressed in the East for WHsdom" was the topic and that other thing all men leel in Arent and the late Harry Arent. The Young People's Missionary So- is nearly gone from the center of Authority of OPA to forbid per- way to the fighting fronts in paper that, and for ail it means, we give light blue taffeta with lace trim and of the Rev. Perrin's address. Miss Winifred Deuel of Bainbridge ciety of Zion Evaneglical church the pieces. Then the pieces are od and soap to use for cleaning ter- sons from dealing in rationed com- battle whether they admit it or not was maid of honor and Floyd Arent razzo, rubber tile and linoleum in containers ... we must all curtail thanks." wore carnation headpieces. Louis Hartford escorts presented the . . . fear. held their November meeting with placed in jars and liquid added to- YOUR COMING modities as a result of violations of Star Points with a basket of flow- was best man. The groom is the Mr. and Mrs. Lester Arent. Follow- within a half inch of the top and an apartment building entrance? unnecessary use and then get all ——— Koshar. brother of the groom, at- -- JEWELRY - rationing regulations was upheld waste paper to local salvage com- j" " ' tended as best man with John Salay ers appropriate to their color. Es- In the first World war the victims son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald North- ing the regular meeting, Miss Lillian the cover put on. Pint or quart SEED SUPPLY Markets Report Answer f As a general rule, a in a recent decision by Federal were returned to psychopathic wards rup of RFD 3, Benton Harbor. Arent was the guest of honor at a jars may be used, but none larger terrazzo floor calls for no more mittees or local charitable organi- and Jack Long of Watervliet being corts were under the supervision of Judge Archibald Lovett of Georgia. zations and thence to the mills at the other attendants. The high mass Elsie Steinhilber. marshal of Hart- as soon as their nerves broke, and For her wedding the bride wore surprise shower. Refreshments were than a quart. than scrubbing with pure soap and Judge Lovett ruled that OPA does Professional Home and some recovered and some did not. a white satin princess style gown, served by the hostess. Pressure cooking insures safe It is early to be thinking about Livestock Glut water, rinsing thoroughly and dry- once. Every scrap of paper that was sung by the girls choir of St ford chapter. Select Your Xmas Gifts Now have the authority, under the sec- you can save and turn in will help." Automobile Joseph Catholic Church. Miss Mar- A musical interlude preceded the Now a new method of treatment on a finger-tip veil trimmed in Spanish On Friday, November 26th, the keeping for days, weeks or months. seeds for spring plantings now but ing. For a polish, use thin coats ond War Powers Act, to issue such closing when a girls' trio, the the battlefield itself is saving thou- lace held to a coronet of seed pearls. children of Zion Evangelical church At 250 degrees F. or with the dial the seed industry is busy getting of paste floor wax; rub each coat Give War Stamps For Christmas guerite Eisermaii sang as a solo She carried a powder puff bouquet suspension orders and dismissed the Ave Maria. Misses Joyce Larsen, Helen AI- sands of men with broken nerves. will be guests of the teachers at a We Will Lay Them Away For A Small Deposit reading, correctly, 15 pounds pres- supplies ready and testing season is Thin lambs, lightweight cattle and well after allowing a half hour for complaint filed by a gas dealer who of white carnations. The maid of party in the church basement from sure, a quart jar of chicken with here. Of all seeds offered for sale hogs are being rushed to markets in "A stamp in every stocking"— Radio Repairing A wedding breakfast immediately bright and Norma Bane sang two Army doctors state that 20 per honor wore aqua Spanish lace over drying. The linoleum can be cleaned had been suspended from dealing that's what Uie Treasury Depart- followed the rites, given by the numbers, accompanied by Miss 1:30 to 4:30. Gifts will be received, bones would require 75 minutes of part at least comes from the previ- Michigan too fast to be absorbed by in gasoline for 90 days because of cent of the batUe casualties in the taffeta princess style and carried a to be sent to the orpht.n's home at market facilities and the supplies of in the same way, but great care ment wants for Christmas. To en- bride's sister. Mrs. William Subka of Bowman at the piano. processing. A quart jar of beef ous year's supply. must be taken not to flood it. Work violations of the rationing regula- Tunisian campaign were "anxiety mixed bouquet of white chrysanthe- Flat Rock, Ohio. live animals are having to wait courage the giving of war stamps, Any Time—Anywhere St. Joseph, with members of the Mrs. Lavinia Nelson played a would take 120 minutes or soup State laws require all seed sold on tiles in the same way as the tions. cases. Had they been returned to mums, pink carnations and yellow Charles Krugman returned Mon- stock 45 minutes under similar con- to be subject to a germination and their turn for purchase and slaugh- many ideas for utilizing them in bridal party end the immediate fam- piano solo, "Sparks," and William base hospitals at once they would rose buds. The bride's mother wore NELSON BROS. linoleum, and, when clean and dry, Lift Pork, Lard Restrictions gifts and decorations have been sug- ily as guests. A wedding dinner Rogers, accompanied by Mrs. Rog- day evening from an eleven day ditions. purity test, states Charles Figy, ter. have been out of the war for all a beige crepe dress with a corsage hunting trip near Newberry in^the Complete directions in brief form commissioner of agriculture, and In answer, livestock farmers who apply bright-drying water wax, or Restrictions on the number of gested—war stamps attached to a was held Saturday evening at six ers, sang "The Lord's Prayer" and time and many would not have re- of white carnations. Mrs. Wallace upper peninsula; he brought home Watervliet, Michigan a wax that docs not require polish- cellophane bag containing a small Harry Wagner o'clock at Eagle's Hall, St. Joseph "Asleep in the Deep." are contained in the Michigan State since June 11 a new seed law regu- can adjust their feed supplies or pounds of pork and lard made from covered. Krieger played Lohengrin's wedding with him a fine eight-point deer. lation has become effective making obtain feed should delay marketing ing. Plenty of clean water should home-slaughtered hogs that can be gift; war stamp lapel ornaments; a Phone Watervliet Nelson Bros. followed by a reception for 250 The reception committee was march as the bridal party took their College Extension Bulletin 204, Garage The army medical corps now gives Corp. Harry Duane Arent has been "Meat Canning," available on re- it unlawful to sell, offer for sale or any animals under desired market be used to remove all traces of sold or given by a farmer to people tiny Santa Claus holding stamps; 112 guests, with dancing the diversion headed by Ruby Schultz and Mrs. places under a white arch trimmed transferred to Camp Phillips, Kansas soap. If this is not done, the floors small Christmas stockings contain- Out of town guests were present Ruth Collins. Mrs. Ida Davis and these cases a three-day treatment quest at Bulletin Room, Michigan expose for sale, any seed carrying a weight, it is pointed out by G. A. not living on his farm have been in pink roses banked on either side from Camp Hood, Texas. Brown, head of the Michigan State soon will become shabby and dif- lifted from November 17 to Febru- from Joliet and Chicago, 111., Gary committee served wafers and ice in the forward areas, directly behind by two large white chrysanthemum State College, East Lansing. date of test more than nine months the lines. They are put to bed, they The teachers of the children s di- old. Many of the seeds offered for College animal husbandry depart- ficult to clean, particularly the ter- ary 17, 1944. The War Food Admin- and Chesterton, Indiana, Watervliet cream following the ceremonies. plants. vision, the superintendent and pas- St. Joseph. Keeler, Hartford and are fed well, and psychiatrists watch A 6:30 wedding dinner was served sale are more than a year old and ment. razzo. istration lifted the restrictions to tor of Zion Evangelical Sunday many are still good after some time There is bound to be fewer lambs help handle the slaughter and dis- Eau Claire. After Thanksgiving American Legion Auxiliary their progress. Between 60 and 70 at the home of the bride's mother school will have a workers confer- MODERNIZED BATHTUB the couple plan to leave for a short per cent of the cases are able to by two aunts of the bride—Mrs. Em- THEATRE has passed. Charles Stahl, state marketed in December. Better fed tribution of this year's record hog ence on Friday evening at the home Contour Farming Question; I have heard that an wedding trip, returning to Water- return to their units after three days, ma Keitzer and Mrs. Ernest Arent, analyst, has found that some varie- animals usually well repay feeders, supply. Farmers are asked to find NOTICE The members of the American of Mrs. Ella Schaus. ties deteriorate quickly after the Professor Brown says. The close of old-style bathtub with legs can be out from their market agency or vliet to make their home. and one out of ten who does return and a cousin, Mrs. Irving Keitzer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Bujack R1TZ WATERVLIET. MICH. Legion Auxiliary held their regular converted to the built-in style. Can The bride is a daughter of Mrs breaks down a second time. at candle-light tables. The bride's first year, so he feels that the new the grazing season and feed short- processor whether their hogs can meeting on Thursday evening, Nov. and daughter Jeanette were Sunday Owner — SOL WINOKUR — Manager Increases in Berrien regulation will eliminate much of ages have accelerated marketing. you tell me how? be handled before sending them to Dorothy Stroh of St. Joseph. She 18th, with eighteen members pres- This, according to many medical table was centered with a three-tier- dinner guests at the home of Mr. Shows Every Night at 7:15 and 9:15 — Sunday, 4 p. m. Continuous Due to our tremendous volume of business ancl ed wedding cake topped with a min- the low-testing seeds occasionally If feeding wheat or other grains Answer: Take off the legs by slip- market. has been employed as a checker at ent. A new member, Mrs. Leonard authorities, is one of the most im and Mrs. Albert Warskow of South ping them out. Build a support of the A & P Super Market. The iature bride and groom. The bride "Growers should plan now for sold. can be obtained, hog producers with Asks Farm Workers To Help lack of sufficient help ... we are forced to require Krall, was welcomed into the or- portant developments in army medi- Haven. Other guests included Mr FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOV. 26-27 — DOUBLE FEATURE Seed inspectors of the state de- lightweight hogs should finish the two by fours in one corner of the groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs and groom are both employed at the and Mrs. Herman Bauschke and spring orchard planting. Those who much more time than usual for dry cleaning. ganization. cine in a decade. Keeping the pa- RICHARD CARLSON - M. O'DRISCOLL in partment of agriculture are now in animals to as near 200-pound room on which the tub will rest, Farmers and workers engaged in Robert Koshar of Watervliet and is Remington-Rand plant in Benton Mr. and Mrs. Louis Warskow of wish to plant on sloping land where agricultural occupations have been After the formal opening con- tients within sound of shellfire, let- Harbor and went immediately to the field checking both new and old weights as possible, it is recom- wedging one end and side of the engaged in farming here. ducted by the president, Mrs. South Haven. erosion and soil washing are apt to asked by the War Manpower Com- We feel sure that our friends will understand ting them see life going on normally housekeeping at their newly pur- "My Hearth Belongs To Daddy" occur would consider contour plant- stocks of seed to see that all sup- mended. Beef cattle underweight, Dwight Johnson, committee chair- around them, giving them plenty of chased home at 733 East High street, plies are properly tagged, which similarly should be fed longer if mission to give all the time they ing or the growing of fruit varieties . can spare in the agricultural off- and will cooperate accordingly. Juaior Literary Guild men gave their reports. sleep, plenty of good food . . . these Benton Harbor. WM. BOYD (Hopalong Cassldy) in will prevent many grower losses possible. V. -., -• • rh * J The sewing chairman, Mrs. Mae A penny supper, in charge of Mrs which can be grown under a sod season to pulpwood cutting, lum- are the new and simple cures. Shell Octava Forbush and Miss Agnes Sil- management program," declares W. and aid materially in our national The regular meeting of the Jun- Knapp, reported that the twenty shock is not the grave problem now food production program for the bering, and other war-useful occu- — Special Service to Service Men on Furlough — ior Literary Guild was held Tues girls' coats, which the sewing club vers, was given in connection with "Border Patrol" Alex Gale, secretary-treasurer of RATION REMINDER pations. Farm workers may trans- that it was in the other war. Wilbur Dorstewitz is spending a the Cribbs Community Club meet- the St. Joe River Soil Conservation coming season. day. Nov. 23rd, at the home of Mrs members had been working on, have ten-day furlough at the home of his 2nd Chapter "THE BATMAN" — SELECTED SHORTS fer to such employment without ob- Claude Unrath. Hartford. Mrs. Gor been completed, and that seventy- ing Friday evening, Nov. 19. Thirty District. taining a certificate of availability Bring Hangers! parents. dollars, which will be used for hot "The contour planted acreage of FAS BORROWERS REPAY LOANS don Willmeng assisted as co-hostess nine kit bags for soldiers have been Hundreds Take Oath as Gordon Lindahl returned to ser- SUNDAY. MONDAY and TUESDAY NOV. 28-29-30 Sugar—Stamp No. 29 in Book but, if of military age, must still ob- Mrs. Gordon Lewis was a guest of cut and are now being made. These lunches, was realized from the sup- fruit in Berrien county has been tain approval from their selective Citizens Outside U. S. vice on Sunday after spending a fur- steadily increasing since the first Families buying farms under the Four is good for 5 pounds through the Guild. are a new type of bag which can be lough with his mother and family. per. service boards. Local boards have Mrs. Robert Sonnenberg, presi- contour berry patch was set in 1936 Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act January 15, 1944. Following the regular business quickly converted into an apron, WASHINGTON.—Hundreds of men He spent several days in Detroit have repaid 26 per cent more on Shoes—Stamp No. 18 in Book One been instructed to approve trans- LASHLEY CLEANERS meeting. Audrey Case read selected with a pocket to hold toilet articles and women in the armed forces to- dent, presided at the meeting. Harry in Oronoko township, and today TILES fers for periods up to four months, with his sister and husband, Mr. more than 100 growers have con- their loans than the proportion good for 1 pair. Stamp No. 1 on the poems by Carl Sandburg and sel needed when shaving. day hold American citizenship after and Mrs. Robert Frier; he was ac- Lurkins, county agricultural agent and registrants will be continued in N. MAIN ST. WATERVLIET tour planted orchards on more than necessary to pay out in full over the "Airplane" sheet in Book Three FR.AME OF ZXVS lections from "The Prophet." The Mrs. Sheldon Bridges gave unique naturalization ceremonies companied there by his mother, Mrs. was guest speaker. He was assisted 40-year period, the War Food Ad- their deferred classifications. Work- by Mr. Myers and Mr. McKittrlck 500 acres of land," Mr. Gale reports. good for 1 pair. remainder of the social evening was splendid report on her year's activi- aboard ship, in wind-swept Iceland Hattle Lindahl, his brothers, Ray- ministration has stated. These pay- Gasoline—A-8 coupons are good spent in playing bingo. ties as flower chairman and also as and on the shores of the Mediter- mond and Elwood, and his sister, of the soil conservation department. "Contour planting is not the only tub against the wall. Build a frame way to control erosion in orchards. ments "ahead of schedule" are the through January 21. around the tub, to be finished with It was reported that two more historian, displaying one of her ranean. Dolores. Motion pictures were presented result of a variable payment plan But where cultivation of the trees Fuel Oil—Period 1 coupons are tile or some other waterproof ma- items had been added to the Loan three scrap books on which she has The justice department has re- Eighteen members of the Home showing the work of contour plant- followed by 77 per cent of the bor- is required on sloping land it is the good through January 3. Period 2 terial. The room walls should meet Closet, courtesy of Dr. Gunn, and worked so diligently—the one of ceived an interim report from Hen- Up" rowers. Under this plan families coupons become good November 30. that lists of available items had best insurance against soil washing. the top edge of the tub so that the snapshots, which the members al- ry B. Hazard, immigration and nat- Contour planting on the level which are billed for smaller than average Meats, Fats—Brown stamps G, H, been given to all local doctors. ways enjoy and look forward to see- uralization service official, who left amounts in poor years, but are bill- J, and K good through December 4. tub will catch water that drips from The next meeting will be held is around the hill farming, fits roll- them. Pipe connections should be ing each year's new additions. continental United States in the ing land better than square farming. ed for larger than average payments Brown stamp L is good through Jan- December 7th at the home of Edna The parliamentarian, Mrs. Arthur spring to conduct naturalization pro- when good incomes justify it. uary 1, 1944. Brown stamp M be- I made according to convenience. Lashley, Dorothy Stickney acting as Mother Nature didn't make the hills • • • Alfing, presented an interesting ceedings for members of the armed square, and growings would do well comes good November 28 and re- Repairing Pottery co-hostess. Don't forget your con- phase of parliamentary law, the mains good through January 1. tribution to the soldier's box. forces at distant battle stations. to follow her pattern when culti- Buy War Bonds and Stamps. Question: I have a Wedgewood right of a president to vote and how The only previous naturalization vating sloping land. Let's work Processed Foods—Green stamps and when she may do so. The, Boston Store pottery jug, pieces of which are of military personnel outside the with nature," Mr. Gale said. . A, B, and C In book four good thru "Record Drive" was reported upon1 i chipped out and missing. Is there country was conducted in the Carib- Leora GeUler, Proprietor To obtain assistance in laying out Gale, Sodus; D. L. Fisher, Berrien December 20. i any tenacious substance that I co«ld SWOPPING by Mrs. Otto Helweg, who stated bean area early this year. contour orchard, growers living Center, and Darwin Sharpe, Ber- that the school was helping in every I The talent of success is nothing use to fill in the missing pieces? Phone 12 Watervliet, Mich. within the St. Joe River Soil Con- rien Center. The district now in- I Answer: Genuine Wedgewood WEEKS LEFT way they could, and that quite a • wm servation District should make ap- cludes all of Berrien, Pipestone; more than doing what you can do good number had come in. It was FRENCH PATRIOTS well; and doing well whatever you should be repaired by an expert. plication to the district directors Sodus, Bainbridge, Benton, Coloma, ; Home methods might look botched © o 4 voted to send $15 to the Record Watervliet, Hagar, Oronoko, and do, without a thought of fame.— •HWEMXiEMOUGH PLAY ROBIN HOOD who are: Forest Stelmle, Eau Claire: | and show crack-lines. But if you Fund so that one more kit of 48 new ; Walter Tabor, Eau Claire; Alex Royalton townships. Longfellow. records might find its way to ser- ' . THREE STOOGES — Also SELECTED SHORTS ! still wish to try the job, use white vice boys who need them so badly. | French patriots and partisans in lead paste thickened with powdered Just Arrived! WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY — DECEMBER 1-2 i whiting. This will take some months jt Also, the $5 voted to be given to the northeastern France have become so United War Fund, at the last meet- audacious they often stop Germany- to dry hard. Names and addresses mg, was reported as delivered. bound freight trains and distribute i of china and glass repair shops can \ t During the social part of the merchandise from the freight cars lEREfflWIIICIII THE OLD JUDGE SAYS... be found in your classified telephone | meeting, the Mayflower Compact, to the residents of the countryside, directory. which has been distributed by the the Swedish newspaper Aftontid- JOSEPH (OTIEN . • • • Society of Mayflower descendants ningen said in a Berne dispatch re- Men's Suits by Bartlett Bulging Linoleum of Michigan, and which should be ported recently to the Office of Question: What should I do for of great interest at this time of War Information. M HOW'S 1? linoleum that has just begun to bulge? f $31.50 Answer: Cut a slit across the mid- dle of Uie bulge with a razor blade, Shadow of a DoiibT P I following a line of the pattern; a line between two squares, for in- stance. Then work some linoleum Y - MACDONALD CAREY cement under the linoleum through Khaki Sox for Soldiers PATRICIA COWNOE HENRY TRAVERS the slit with a knife blade, pressing WALLACE FORD down first one side of the slit and SHORTS then the other. Use plenty of the 35'.^ 50' cement, wiping off wet smears on Ki FRIDAY and SATURDAY, DEC. 3-4 — DOUBLE FEATURE | the surface with turpentine. Press CLAIR TREVOR - EDGAR BUCHANAN In the bulge back into place and put Motor Coach and NOW! THREE BUS STATIONS on weights until the cement is dry. to make the best use of wartime bus travel IN THE TWIN CITIES "Good Luck, Mr. Yates" Electric Train Women's Non-Rationed Shoes New Carpeting Over Old Central But StaUon, 129 E. Main St Phon* 8121 — Plus — Question: We are going to re- Facts arc better than guesswork in arranging travel plans in Union Bus Station, 216 W. Main St Phona 9086 carpet our dining-room. The floor i Cariton Walters (St Joseph) 322 State St Phone 3-1621 $ m wartime—and your Greyhound agent has the facts! He can "TIMBER" is of poor, unfinished lumber. As To CHICAGO Chicago South Shore & South Bend Railroad 2.95 3rd Chapter "THE BATMAN" — BOOGIE WOOGIE SOO both the new and old carpeting are tell you the best time to go—when seats are most likely to be GLAMOUR GIRLS OF 1943 moth-proofed, would you think it a available. Vacant seats are wasted transportation—and it's Leave Benton Harbor Leave St. Joseph Leave Bridgman Arrive Michigan City Arrive Chicacagi o good plan to use the old carpeting Central War Time Central Wat Time Central War Time Central War Time (Randolph St Central War Time as a padding under the new? important today that every bus seat does a full-time job. 5:45 A.M. 5:55 A.M. 6:23 A.M. 7:15 A.M. 8:45 A.M. GROCERY DEPT. Answer: Yes, but before laying •6:35 A.M. •6:45 A.M. •7:13 A.M. •8:05 A.M. •9:45 A.M. the carpeting, see thAt ail irregu- You'll be helping wartime travel and yourself if you get full 7:35 A.M. 7:45 A.M. 8:13 A.M. 9:05 A.M. 10:45 A.M. 30c larities in the floor boards are token information in advance—take your trip in mi dweek rathe- 8:35 A.M. 8:45 A.M. 9:13 A.M. 10:05 A.M. 11:45 A.M. HONEY, Strained ' 1 'h. 9:35 A.M. out—either by planing or scraping 9:45 A.M. 10:13 A.M. 11:05 A.M. 12:45 P.M. The World's Newt Seen Through with a floor sanding machine. The than on week-ends—and travel light! 10:35 A.M. 10:45 A.M. 11:13 A.M. 12:05 P.M. 25c 1:45 P.M. GRAPE JAM 1 lb. jar smoother Uie floor the longer the 11:35 A.M. 11:45 A.M. 12:13 P.M. 1:05 P.M. 2:45 P.M. THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR 12:35 P.M. 12:45 P.M. 1:13 P.M. 2:05 P.M. floor covering will last. 3:45 P.M. 22c GREYHOUND TERMINAL 1:35 P.M. 1:45 P.M. 2:13 P.M. 3:05 P.M. 4:45 P.M. SALAD DRESSING, Shedd's Pint Am International DtUy Newspaper 2:35 P.M. 2:45 P.M. 3:13 P.M. 4:05 P.M. 5:50 P.M. h Truthful—Conitructlv*—•UnbiMtd—Ftm from Swsadoaal. AMERICAN REPUBLICS Del Craln's "66" Service — Telephone 9103 — Watervliet, Mich. 3:35 P.M. 3:45 P.M. 4:13 P.M. 5:05 P.M. 6:50 P.M. 25C ism — Editoriali An Timely and Instructira and Its D«ilv FIGHT MALARIA 4:35 P.M. 4:45 P.M. SANDWICH SPREAD, Shedd's Pint 5:13 P.M. 6:05 P.M. 7:50 P.M. FaaturM, Tog«thtr with tha Waaklr Magazlaa iacdws. Main the days of prohibition, when moonshine 5:35 P.M. 5:45 P.M. 6:13 P.M. 7:05 P.M. 8:45 P.M. tha Monitor an Ideal Nawtpapar for tha Hona. "That's really a great editorial you just read 6:35 P.M. 6:45 P.M. 21* to us. Judge. Where did you say it appeared?" whiskey made quick fortunes for bootleggers, Sixteen Latin-American republics 7:13 P.M. 8:05 P.M. 9:45 P.M. SWEET PICKLE RELISH Pint ; and the United States have joined Will you giv« 45 minutes to save a fighter's tiie'e 7:35 P.M. 7:45 P.M. 8:13 P.M. 9:05 P.M. 10:45 P.M. Tha Chrisdan Sdanca Publishing Sodat^ "In 'The Stars and Stripes'...the news- crooked politicians and dishonest police offi- 8:35 P.M 8:45 P.M. Ona, Norway Scraac, Bcaaaa, Maaeaahnaate i in a war against malaria, the dis- About 45 minute* aitai you walk into Red Grots Blood Donor 9:13 P.M. 10:05 P.M. 11:45 P.M. 10* cials. As a result, we claim we know what we headquorteri, you walk out with a glow of pride that won't ever 10:10 P.M. NOODLE SOUP MIX, Belmo ... 3% oz. box paper of the U.S. Armed Forces in Europe. : ease which kills more human beings 10:00 P. M 10:38 P.M. 11:30 P.M. i:10 A.M. Pries ^12.00 Yaarljr, ar 01.00 a Mantk want in the way of liquor legislation and/w/ enme ofl . . . for you're J/ven n pint ol blood that may tare an • Exo«pt Sunday Saturday laaua, including Magaxina Sacdaa, $Lf$ a Yaw. Kind of gives us folks back home something ; than die on the battlefields. The American fifhter's Hie on tome far ballloReld. Write or phone those at home should wait until toe return before your nearett Red Grot* headquarters (or an appointment. Ask Ticket Agent for Official Time Table NOODLE SOUP, Scott County . 10Vi oz. can 14* Intradnctaty Offac, 4 Saaurday laaMa If Cmm. to think about, doesn't it, Bill?" ! fight against malaria is the major | "Itcertainly does. Judge. Particularly the initiating further legislation on liquor control'." ! campaign of a great inter-American j - BENTON HARBOR: Cantxal Bui Station, 129 E. Joa 3-7332, Bridgman SO-Fll. Prudak'i "66" Nan* . health and sanitation program, un- j Main St., Phone 8121; Union Sua Station, 216 Station. Pbone St. Joe 3-7730. last paragraph. Would you mind reading "Out of fairness to our boys over there PUMPKIN, Columbus Canned, 1 lb. 13 oz. can IS* ! dertaken on recommendation of Uie W. Main St., Phone 9086. BRIDGMAN: Anderson Filling Station. Phone AUrass. that again?" fighting. Judge, how could we disobey such ST. JOSEPH: Carlton Walton'Store. Pbone 3.1621. Bridgman 9157. | Rio de Janeiro conference of Amer- j tAMPLI COPY ON MQUMT "Glad to, Bill. It says, 'We can remember a wish?" STEVENSVILLE: Klaier'a Drug Store. Phone St. HARBERT: Tornquiit Store. Phone Lakeiide 3143. WHITE MONDAY BLEACH Quart 10* | ican foreign ministers to support i mobilizaUon of hemisphere defenses and resources. GREYHOUND ! This adverUsmtnt sponsortd by Conftrtnci oj Alcoholic Bevtrace Industria. Inc. Try an ad in the Classliieda. WaUrrliet Record, Watenrliet, Mich., November 26, 1943 ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Sale of Real Estate. ready commenced. the basement of a new bungalow Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., November 26, 1943 WATERVLIET RECORD The influenza epidemic has brok- that he will build on an acre lot rrrrr. STATE OF MICHIGAN OLD TIME NEWS NOTES Radio Invasion Weapon en out again in Watervliet, as well that he recently purchased west of Denounced," will be the subject of The Probate Court for the County as elsewhere, and many people are town on US-12. r -••••• the lesson-sermon in all Christian ol Berrien. HUOK GASOLINE THIRTY-NINE YEARS AGO ill. M!rs. Roy Brink died at her Fred Hotelling, head machine CLASSIFIED COLUMN New Weapon to At The Churches E. F. CASE & SON, Pubt. MOTOil GENKBATOB Science Churches throughout the At a session of said Court, held at From Record of Nov. 25, 1904. home Thursday morning of pneu- tender at the plant of the Watervliet world on Sunday, November 28. the Probate Office in the City of St. monia following an attack of influ- Paper Co., moved here from Kala- The Golden Text (Psalms 56:1,3) Watervliet, Michigan Joseph in said County, on the 4th Tuesday was a beautiful September enza. mazoo last week. Flowers - Floral Work Fight Influenza like day. THE METHODIST CHURCH Is: "Be merciful unto me, O God: for day of November, A. D. 1943. The influenza epidemic in the George Ashman, Keeler contrac- man would swallow me up; he Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, A Record reader reminds us that United States caused more deaths tor, is building a new residence for POTTED PLANTS fo: all occasions, J&vmmml Rev. Ray M. Lawrence, Minister. at noon on Thanksgiving Day ten fighting daily oppresseth me . . . $1.50 per Year in Advance Judge of Probate. than occurred among the A. E. F. Frank Selter on Elm street. also cut flowers and funeral work U. S. Navy Physicians Find Parsonage Telephone 35 What time 1 am afraid, 1 will trust years ago the paper mill whistle blew from all causes from the time the In the Matter of the Estate of Mrs. Glenn Root of Hartford, to order. I deliver. OTTO HINGST, "Salvation—Its BeRlnnings, Its in thee." Margaret L. Glavin, Deceased. for the first time. first unit landed in Franco until daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jor- Evergreen Gardens. Phone 80-F21, Antiserum to Battle ; Method And Its Meaning" is the ser- Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Peer started hostilities ceased. Among the Bible citations Is this Entered at the Postoffice at Water- Maurice A. Weber, executor of POWERFI'I. SHORT WAVE dan of this city, met with a serious Coloma. tf Future Outbreaks. , mon subject for next Sunday at the passage (Psalms 34:7): "The angel TRANHMITTEU AND HECEIVEBS Tuesday morning for Biloxi, Miss., Dr. J. W. Gunn reports that a vliet, Michigan, a£ second chui said estate, having filed in said accident last Saturday morning 'service of Morning Worship at 11:15 of the Lord encampeth round about where they expect to remain during 12-pound boy arrived at the home when she slipped and fell at her matter. Court his petition, praying for li- SAN FRANCISCO.—Navy physl- | o'clock, according to the announce- them that fear him, and dellvereth cense to sell the interest of said the winter. of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rodewald on home and sustained a fractured leg. Upholstering - Repairing ment of the pastor, the Rev. Ray M. The attendance of the Epworth November 14th. cians hold in their hands a new them." estate in certain real estate therein MOBILE RADIO STATION LINKS Mrs. Root and her five-months-old Lawrence. There will be the an- Correlative passages to be read described, at private sale, for the League has increased to such an ex- Mild fall weather has prevailed baby are being taken care of at the weapon—a weapon which they hope them by the choir, and special an- FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 26, 1943 tent that Keasey Bros, were called all the season. Jordan home here. IF YOU HAVE UPHOLSTERING can combat and overthrow any fu- from the Christian Science text- purpose of paying debts and ex- that you want done, let me have it nouncement will be made concerning book. "Science and Health with Key penses of administration, LAUD, SEA AND All INVADERS upon to furnish two dozen new J. W. Silver has sold twenty acres ture outbreaks of influenza, which the Fellowship Night which is to be chairs. now. I have samples from $1.00 up. to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker It is Ordered, That the 6th day of The terrific power of American tween ground forces on the beach, of his farm, just south of the vil- PAPER CLOTHES killed 21,000,000 throughout the world Tuesday evening, November 30th. attack bombers in the air, and Last Wednesday Drs. Lawrence of lage, to Charles Vigansky of St. Phone 316. E. A. ALBRIGHT. tf Eddy, include the folowlng (p.299): OKDEK FOR PUBLICATION December, A. D. 1943, at ten o'clock invasion forces is made possible at the close of the First World war. Church School, 10:00 a. m. "Angels arc God's representatives. Dclerniination of Heirs battle ships at sea. The station, Hartford and Garratt of Wiatervliet Joseph. Mr. and Mrs. Silver and FOR NORWEGIANS The 12th naval district headquar- i | in the forenoon, at said Probate by combining aerial, naval, and WATCH, CLOCK. JEWELRY RE- Junior Choir, 3:00 p. m. These upward-soaring beings never STATE OF MICHIGAN Office, be and is hereby appointed ground forces into a single assault. which is capable of traveling at operated on R. T. McNess* leg for two children plan to leave this week Norwegian workers will be wear- ters reported that animal experl-. Methodist Youth Fellowship, 6:30. high speed, consists of an Amer- necrosis of the bone. His condition for Ocala, Fla., where they will PAIRING — For reliable work, lead towards self, sin, or material- The Probate Court for the County jhearing said petition, and that A radio weapon used for this pur- ing paper clothing this winter if take your repair job to CHAS. F. ments of Its laboratory research on Fellowship Night, Tuelsday, No- ity, but guide to the divine Princi- ican truck carding a powerful is favorable for recovery. spend the winter and may locate influenza "are sufficiently prom- I vember 30th, beginning with pot- < twrion ^ all persons interested in said estate pose in the African, Sicilian, and short wave transmitter and twin permanently. they follow promotion now being ECKERT. Phone 276, W. St. Joe St. ple of all good, whither every real 0 appeRr before Cou^t at 8aid The fall has been favorable for ising to warrant the expectation that ! luck supper at 7:00, followed by an At a session of said Court held at • Italian invasion is the Hallicrafters receivers. This is coupled to a out door work and many farmers are Ed Myers and family have moved given by the . German-controlled individuality, Image, or likeness of mobile radio station, which is gasoline driven motor generator Danish Home Radio. Norwegian application to human Infection will excellent program, which Is to be God, gathers." ready for winter. here from Hartford. He is employ- in charge of the W. S. C. S. St. Joseph, in said County, on the landed on the invasion coast and which supplies power for the high textile factories have begun making be successful." \ estate in said reel estate should not Ernest Selter, son of Mr. and Mrs. ed at the paper mill. Scavenger & Truck Service Junior Fellowship, Wednesday, at Christian Science Services, Coloma 6tli day oi November, A. D. 1943. used for 3-way communication be- output station. working clothes from paper, accord- The new agent Is an antiserum J be granted; Frank Selter of this village, was Inhaled directly Into the lungs In 4:00. Christian Science services are Present; Honorable Malcolm Hat- united in marriage to Miss Katherine ing to the broadcast reported by the it is Further Ordered, That public FIFTEEN YEARS AGO Federal Communications Commis- TRUCKING—Moving, hauling, etc. the form of a very fine mist. Senior Choir, Wednesday, 7:00. held at 11:00 o'clock every Sunday field, Judge oi Probate. notice thereof be given by publica- Windeck of St. Joseph at the Catholic Midweek Service, Wednesday at in the Ala tier ol the Estate ol V: From Record of Nov. 23. 1928. sion. 'Tests have proved that paper Cinders, sand and gravel furnish- While it remains in the lung tissue morning at the church on Paw Paw tion of a copy of this order, for rectory in St. Joseph. Tuesday after- 8:00. Minnie L. Wright, Deceased. uw; clothes last very well and are ed on short notice. Phone 121, Wa- It neutralizes any Influenza virus street, Coloma. Sunday school con- three successive weeks previous to 4 noon, November 15th, Rev. Father The ground was covered with a venes at the same hour. A cordial Dora Ellen Meyers having filed In u^ wTter- Esper officiating. cheap," the broadcast said. tervliet. AVERY DRA1ME. tf breathed In by the patient and thus light blanket of snow Tuesday protects him against the disease, | . ul'j PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL invitation Is extended to all to at- Said court her pet.Uon praying thai ^ a ne£ ^ Thanksgiving Day last year, which s l ourl morning for the first time this fall. CHURCH tend. The reading room will be - "'ijud.rate and determine and drcul,led ^ ^ ColmtJ, was on the 26th of November, was MEXICAN WOOD HAS WAR USES SEPTIC TANKS and grease traps said Comdr. Albert Paul Krueger, j Miss Neva Sweet of Watervliet cleaned. Phone 7-F12. LEON director of the naval laboratory re- j Rurcaa of Public R«l«tlon«. U. 8. War DMartnunt Rev. Robert Joseph Borfess open on Saturdays from 2:00 until who were at Uie time of her death (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD" , very wintry, as most people will and Chester F. Kniebes, Coloma, 4:00 p. m. the legal heirs ol said deceased and Mexico lias huge, undeveloped re- HENTSCHEL. 4-21tf search unit which perfected the U. 8. ARMY CHAPLAINS CONDUCT HOLY LAND TOURS-Whcn Christmas dawns this yeai Wm. Beverly, Choir Director A true copy: Judge of Probate. remember, more sleighs than were married at the Community entitled to inherit the real estate ol sources of ash. pine, and white oak process. Before the war, Krueger | Bethlehem and other aacred localities In Palestine will be the goal of hundreds of American officers, Lavinia Nelson, Organist ELSIE KRAJCI, wheeled vehicles were to be seen on rC h P rSOn in 0ma Tu um 1 which said deceased died seized, Sv p v ? r ™ - l ber, potentially avaifable Tor was professor of bacteriology at Unl- Parsonage Phone 122 IIAWLEY COMMUNITY CHURCH Register of Probate. the streets. Yesterday was very de- of war uses nurses and enlisted men. The tours were arranged for military personnel on furlough or convalescing ficTat^r , -: - Studies of the usefulness Pastor, Raymond Blttner It is Ordered, that the 6th day ol ferent. Green fields were to be seen Miscellaneous versity of California, where the re- from Illness or wounds. Chaplain Jack P. Morison, of Louisville, Kentucky, stationed In Cairo, Egypt, November 28, December, A. D. 1943, at ten o'clock (Nov. 12—26; J ficiatmg The bride is a daughter of some of these woods have been search unit Is situated. Moody Bible Institute Student everywhere, and sunshine and shad- of Mrs. Lena Bridges of this city and made by the U. S. Dept. of Economic said more than 3,000 soldiers and nurses visited the Holy Land in the last 18 months. Here an Arab Church School at 9:45 with Bar- in the forenoon, at said Probate ow alternated, with April - like is a graduate of the local high Injected Into Horses. ney Dwiggins. Supt, Come for an Sunday School, 10:00 a. m. There Office, be and is hereby appointed •<, A , showers intermingled. Warfare in cooperation with the WHY HESITATE — Buy that roof To produce the serum navy scien- guide accompanys Chaplain Morison and his party on a camel caravan. Among the places visited is a class for everyone and an ex- school. The young couple will re- Mexican government. Ash is good or siding job now and save. are the Church of the Nativity In Bethlehem, Solomon's Temple, the various gates and original streets interesting time with able teach- for hearing said petition; ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR On Thursday afternoon of last side in Kalamazoo where both are tists grew great quantities of Influ-1 ers. perienced teacher for every class. It is Further Ordered, that public HEARING CLAIMS week, November. 17, Miss Bessie E. employed. lor lifeboat oars and handles for "GOOD ROOFS SINCE 1913" enza virus In chick embryos after | of Jerusalem, the Garden of Gethpemane and tha Church of All Nations. Worship Service, 11:00 a. m. Sev- such tools as shovels, rakes, and GAREY ROOFING CO. Morning Worship at 11 with the notice thereof be given by publica- STATE OF MICHIGAN Hart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Miss Helen Callard, daughter of fertile eggs had been Inoculated with Christmas (Advent) season start- eral young people from Moody Bible tion of a copy ol tliis order, for Hart of this township, was united in pitchforks. The United States needs Phone 8752 Benton Harbor, Mich. the virus-containing solution. Institute will have complete charge * Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Callard, has re- pine, particularly for boxing and Howard Corbidge, District Repre- ing. Plymouth Choir has an an- three successive weeks previous to The Probate Court for the County marriage to Mr. George B. Smith of turned home from St. Louis, Mo. This clear solution contained | them, and the pastor will speak of this service. They will play the said day ol hearing, in the Water- of Berrien. Kalamazoo, at the home of the bride's crating munitions of war, and needs sentative. Phone Watervliet 160 A Lecture piano, sing solos and trios, and talk. where she has been employed at white oak for bending stock, bar- enough of the virus In one teaspoon- on the topic: vliet Record, a newspaper printed At a session of said Court, held at ^ • f parents, south of this village. Rev. CHRISTMAS SEALS Synthetic Rubber PREPARE YE THE WAY They are interesting young people. office work for the past two years. rel kegs, truck bodies, and wooden ful to kill 400,000,000 mice, physi- on and circulated in said County. the Probate Office in the City of St. Samuel H. Taylor of Hartford offici- AUTO PARTS — New and used. cians reported. It was Injected Into j Mr. and Mrs. Club will meet with Come and get acquainted. Joseph in the said County, on the J. D. Hentschel is excavating for ships. (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD, ated, using the beautiful ring cere- Safety glass installed. AL'S AUTO horses to produce antibodies in the j Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Crocker at 8 Young People's Fellowship, 7:30 A true copy. Judge of Probate. 9th day of November, A. D. 1943. mony. PARTS, Hartford, phone 159. 10-3tf 1 Production Good; o'clock for book review, refresh- p. m. Saturday nights the young Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, blood stream capable of neutralizing Christian Science ELSIE KRAJCI, Influenza virus. ments. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis, people are gathering for a splendid Register of Probate. Judge of Probate. CASH BUYERS for Fruit, Dairy, meeting of fun, fellowship and de- THIRTY YEARS AGO The navy physicians were satis- i Entitled assisting. In the Matter of the Estate of Stock and Grain Farms, $5,000 to Few Tires As Yet November 30, votion. All young people of the (Nov. 12—26) Henry Kniebes, Deceased. $50,000. REN1NGER, 627 Empire, fled that influenza is transmitted community are welcome. You do From Record of Nov. 28. 1913. from patient to patient by virus- Christian Science; How To Pilgrim Youth Group will meet at It appearing to the Court that the The Hallicrafters mobile radio station, known to Signal Corps fighters Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Benton Harbor, Michigan. Ph. 8958. the church at 7:45. not have to be a member of this time for presentation of claims as the SCR-299, is capable of receiving and transmitting battle orders Mr. and Mrs. Prosper Hunt leave ll-26p containing droplets emitted In church. FLY MEDICAL SUPPLIES today for Tampa, Florida, where they coughing or sneezing, and deposited Apply it Although synthetic rubbers are December 1, against said estate should be limit- over hundreds of miles. The telephone shown on the left can be oper- being produced In large quantity, Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. OVER THE ANDES ed, and that a time and place be ated at a distance of one mile from the station itself. A complete dupli- will make their home for the present. TRAPPERS BE WISE—Bring your In the nose, throat and lungs; that AUSTRALIA EXPORTS Brown & Thompson are planning by the tire situation will be the most C. I. Monroe for a Christmas par- appointed to receive, examine and cate of the transmitter and receiver is carried in the form of spare parts furs and hides to me and get more hand-to-mouth transmission Is unim- serious during the next six to nine ty in the afternoon. RABBIT SKINS Doctors have been able to set up adjust all claims and demands in the cabinet bench on which the operator sits. Signal Corps P bo tot to put up a feed mill across the money. E. C. McNITT, R. 2, South portant. Therefore they sought to a health dispensary to serve work- street west of the creamery. Peter B. Biggins. C. S. B. months, according to the report Is- December 2, against said deceased by and before Haven, Mich. Phone 13-F21. distribute the antitoxin evenly sued recently by Rubber Director Plymouth Choir, with William The great demand for rabbit skins ers in the promising rubber-produc- Albert Smith, who has been ill of THE U. S. GOVERNMENT 12-24-43p throughout the entire nose, throat of Seattle, Washington for servicemen's clothing has made said Court; ing Madre de Dios region of Peru Bradley Dewey. | Beverly directing, will meet at It is Ordered, That all of the come to the stations. typhoid fever since early in Septem- and lung area. They found that an By early 1944 all plants in the 7:45 in the church. them one of Australia's chief ex- as a result ol flight service over the ber, was able to be out for the first INCOME TAX SERVICE — Every Member of ihe Board of Lcclurcship of creditors of said deceased are re- Conservation game men stress the Always prefers to make all payments with antiserum spray, produced by a spe- The Mother Church, The Firit Church of synthetic program will be in opera- ports. The total rabbit skin export Andes. Cargo planes of the U. S. quired to present their claims to time Wednesday. evening, except Sunday. Hours cial atomizer, would carry minute for 1943 is expected to reach 10 Rubber Development Corporation fact that any one starting to feed checks because it is more convenient and they Chriit,Scientist, in Boston. Massachusetts tion, but that does not immediately CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES said Court at said Probate Office on Conservation the birds should continue to do so The Watervliet Paper Company is from 7:00 p. m. to 10:00 p. m. Call droplets of virus-neutralizing sub- GREETINGS 194:1 assure sufficient tires. Necessary million pounds. are flying medical supplies, sanita- or before the 17th day of January, issuing 175 pay checks every two Harbor 71738. Arthur Henschke, stance to all parts of the lung. "Ancient and Modem Necroman- tion engineers, and doctors into the all winter because, while they could hold the cancelled check as a receipt. production of tires requires plant A. D. 1944, at ten o'clock in the find their own food under normal weeks which ought to count some in Sodus, Mich. "Specializing in Farm- They proved that the antibody re- expansions that will not be com- cy, alias Mesmerism and Hynotlsm, Read the ads In The Record remote country east oi" the Andes helping Watervliet grow. er's Forms." 12-10 A lecture on the subject of Chrls- forenoon, said time and place being conditions, once they have been fed mained in the lung tissue for more tlon Science, entitled, "Christian pleted until well into 1944. High lhat would require months of travel hereby appointed for the examina- Mr. Chris Krieger and Miss May This bank offers you the .same facilities and to reach by rivers or jungle trails. they become concentrated in areas than 24 hours and formed a protec- Science: How to Apply It" was de- tenacity rayon and cotton tire cords tion and adjustment of all claims where there may not be enough Tangney, well known Watervliet COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHER tive coating of neutralizing sub- Protect Your Home must also be produced In greater young people, were married at the respectfully invites you to do your business livered in Coloma High school au- and demands against said deceased. WATCH FOR SIGNS OF natural food for the number of A. HANN stance. ditorium on Sunday afternoon, No- quantity. Production of these Is be- Honorable industry always trav- Catholic rectory, St. Joseph, yester- Phone Hartford 277 from Tuberculosis It is Further Ordered, That public TULAREMIA IN RABBITS birds there. with them with the guarantee of prompt, 90 Per Cent Effective. vember 21st, by Peter B. Biggins, C. ing expanded but the full program els the same road with enjoyment notice thereof be given by publica- day. The bride is a daughter of Mrs. and duty, and progress is altogether ''The experiments," the navy an- S. B., of Seattle, Washington, mem- for rayon cord will not come into tion of a copy of this order once When refrigerator lockers are full Chauncey Burnett and the groom is accurate and dependable service. nouncement added, "showed clearly ber of the Board of Lectureship of operation for almost a year. impossible without it.—S. Smiles. a son of Mrg. Margaret Krieger. each week for three successive or unavailable, canning is a practi- Wanted the value of giving treatments each The Mother Church, The First Warning to hunters to watch for Oscar Myrick has purchased 40 1944 Goal—30 Million Tires weeks previous to said day of hear- cal way to preserve venison that Open a Checking Account today. day." church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston MICHIGAN MIRROR— signs of tularemia in wild rabbits is acres of the Soule farm south of this The rubber director's goal Is 30 ing, in the Watervliet Record, a given by the state health depart- can't be eaten within the time it is White mice, normally very sus- Massachusetts. The lecturer was in- newspaper printed and circulated in safe to keep the fresh meat. Venison village. He is planning to move his WANTED—By Van's Furniture, oil troduced by Alfred Tinkham, First million synthetic tires In 1944. Dur- Plenty of Good J. W. GUNN. M.D. ment. Tularemia is an acute com- house and barn in the village onto ceptible to influenza infections, were ing 1943, only 17,200,000 tires of all said County. municable disease which is trans- preserved in this way will fill out stoves in any condition. Also Reader of Christian Science Society (Continued from page 1) (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD, the farm. used in the experiments. of Coloma, under whose auspices the kinds—new. used or reclaimed— Office Uoim>, 9 a. m. to Noon. Sun- mitted to humans by contact with the meat ration and be a treat for — ALSO INVEST IN U. S. WAR BONDS — all kinds of household goods. High- "The results were very encour- A true copy: Judge of Probate. er cash prices at Van's Used Fur- lecture was given. Mr. Biggins spoke $15 a week for 26 weeks to demob- will have been distributed. Because day by Appointment Only. infected animals or by eating under- mid-winter meals. Venison is can- aging," the navy report stated, "for ELSIE KRAJCI, ned the same way as beef, mutton niture Store. The largest used fur- in part as follows: ilized men who fall to find jobs. of their starvation diet of tires dur- cooked infected meat. In humans, TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO mice permitted to inhale air carry- Today it is a matter of common When Germany surrenders In 1944— ing 1942 and 1943, American motor- ALL KINDS OF GLASSES Register of Probate. the disease may produce local les- and pork. However, hunters plan- niture store in southwestern Mich- FURNISHED ning to can or use other preserva- From Record of Nov. 22, 1918. igan. Coloma. Phone 51. tf. ing serum droplets for two hours, knowledge that Christian Science Is such is the Allied war timetable— ists would now buy much more than (Nov. 12—26) ions, high sustained fever and pros- successfully resisted Inoculation giving to those who study and apply Michigan war plants may expect their normal peacetime consumption tration, and even death. tive methods are reminded that it Immediate and rapid demobiliza- Coal Hand WATERVLIET MICHIGAN The First National Bank WANTED—50,000 Cumberland rasp- with enough virus to kill 100 ani- it health of body, peace of mind, and some scaling down in government of 50 million tires annually if they on is a violation of conservation laws Tularemia has been recognized in tion of the American army at home mals. an ever-expanding hope for better contracts. Production for air and had the opportunity. rabbits, ground squirrels and other to keep the meat for more than 60 and overseas has been decided up- berry tips; also Latham red rasp- ORDER FOR PUBLICATION OF WATERVLIET berry. Phone 103-R. PAW PAW "Sixty minutes of serum Inhala- things. Many people are endeavoring sea forces will be maintained at New synthetic tires are available small rodents. Wild rabbits, how- days after the close of the deer sea- on by the government. The 1,700,- to learn how these good results are high levels. Land forces today are F. W. BROWN, M. D. Appointment of Administrator. son without a permit. NURSERIES, Paw Paw, Mich. tion completely protected against 10 now only to those whose gasoline ever, are the animals that are most 000 men at the camps in this coun- "The Bank Of The People" 12-3 lethal doses of virus and only 30 brought about. taking only one-third of our total ration permits 601 or more miles of STATE OF MICHIGAN, often Infected. The disease is try will be discharged first and the Christ Jesus made clear the basis war production, and Inventories In PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Buy War Bonds and Stamps. minutes were needed to prevent In- driving per month. Other mo- The Probate Court for the County spread among animals through the carrying out of the order has al-' WANTED—Home for several nice of the application of Truth to the ground ordnance—tanks, guns and torists, including all of the A and fection with one lethal dose of shells—may be about large enough Phone 56 of Berrien. bite of the rabbit tick, the wood puppies. Phone 5F5. needs of humanity, when, in his B ration book holders, will have to tick and certain species of biting virus." Sermon on the Mount, he said, "Be to carry war against Japan. End of At a session of said Court, held at 11-26 p FRANK RUNYON The report declared the serum get by on their present tires, used WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN the Probate Office, in the city of flies and can be transmitted to hu- ye therefore perfect, even as your the war In Europe will have a lim- tires, or with recapping. For a long Your Old Reliable Dealer St. Joseph, in said County, on the mans by infected insects. was 90 per cent effective for protec- Father which Is in heaven is per- ited deflationary effect. That's the tion against influenza and that In time recapped tires must continue Calls Answered Promptly Day or 6th day of November, A. D. 1943. The following precautions are ad- fect." He set forth the grand results dope as the experts see it. to carry much of the transportation Night, Present: Honorable Malcolm Hat- vised: "Always wear rubber gloves For Rent treatment of influenza already con- of this correct application when, at LEAGUE OF NATIONS. The res- burden. No ration certificates are field, Judge of Probate. when dressing wild rabbits; do not tracted, the antitoxin was about 50 the end of this discourse, he said. required for passenger car tire re- handle rabbits that are found dead; per cent effective. "Therefore whosoever heareth these olution by the National Grange in In the Matter of the Estate of sayings of mine, and doeth them, I convention at Grand Rapids last capping. Camelback for recapping Patrick T. Nolan, Deceased. always shoot rabbits on the run- FOR RENT—Unfurnished apartment. Is now of much better quality than DR. JOE F. REED slow or sluggish rabbits are likely • • .Vv • s Inquire at Record Office. tf will liken him unto a wise man, week, endorsing American partici- Florence Nolan McLaughlin hav- Men Set Adrift to Test which built his house upon a rock; pation In a world court or league even a few weeks ago, being made ing filed in said Court her petition to be infected with tularemia; cook of a combination of reclaimed rub- OSTEOPATHIC FOR RENT—A modern cottage at and the rain descended, and the of nations, has been Interpreted as praying that the administration of rabbits thoroughly so that no red Life-Saving Equipment floods came, and the winds blew, and another Illustration of how public ber and 40% Buna S. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON meat or red blood remains; destroy Forest Beach; newly decorated. said estate be granted to Chester I. WASHINGTON.—Army and navy beat upon that house; and It fell opinion has changed since the days Military Requirements Are Huge Rosenberg-Forbes Co. GENERAL PRACTICE Monroe or to some other suitaole all rabbits whose internal organs Call 128-J. 12-3 personnel were deliberately cast not; for it was founded upon a rock." of Woodrow Wilson. The Foreign person. are studded with small white spots.! That rock is Christ, Truth. That Is association In a booklet, "American The bus and truck tire situation Specializing in Treatment of adrift on rubber life rafts off Cape Is extremely serious. Shortages of Watervliet - Millburg - Riverside - Benton Harbor Deafness. It is Ordered, That the 6th day of Fear, N. C., within the last week, the rock on which the teaching of Foreign Policies" written by Prof. December, A. D. 1943, at ten o'clock Christian Science is built. That Is Thomas A. Bailey of Stanford uni- manpower, rayon cord, and tire North Main Street Phone 150 For Sale the navy reported, in order to test building equipment for new, large- in the forenoon, at said Probate . With the coming of snow it is new Ideas in life-saving equipment the foundation of Its practice, the versity, puts a new light on our re- WATERVLIET. MICHIGAN office, be and is hereby appointed ^or bird lovers who enjoy basis of Its practical application to cent post-war Isolationism. sized tires together account for this / under conditions approaching those situation. Overloading and speed- for hearing said petition; watching and studying their feath- FOR SALE—Lots 9 and 10 on For- your needs and to mine. Bailey says that Wilson by his re- It is Further Ordered, That public ered friends to put up feeding sta- of actual war. Mrs. Eddy gained her spiritual en- fusal to accept reservations to the ing, especially on hot pavements, tions for birds who winte,r in est Beach Road. Phone 131 Bu- Six men participated directly In must be eliminated and every pos- notice thereof be given by pubUca- chanan, Mich., care D's Cafe. lightenment from the Bible. She peace treaty, defining our obliga- H. B. ANDERSON, M. D. tion of a copy of this order, once Michigan, state conservation game the "proving ground" experiments learned, and proved scientifically, tions under the Covenant of the sible tire carcass must be reclaimed. m n ?:-•• •• •''"I . 12-31 p MARGARET McFARLIN with their own safety guaranteed PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON each week for three successive e advise. that the truths set forth In this League of Nations, "actually slew Military requirements, especially ::••• only by a coast guard picket boat sacred volume can be applied defi- the League of Nations with his own for large tires, are tremendous. One weeks previous to said day of hear- Although the birds can usually FOR SALE —2,000 bushels finest — Office Hours — find their 0WT1 food exce t er M. O. OPPENHE1M ing. in the Watervliet Record, a P P - WmmmM which stood by In case of err.er nitely to the healing of disease. Her hands." Bailey adds that the Re- large bomber tire, according to the Afternoon 2:00 to 5:00 mealy potatoes that grow. By bu. gency. writings abound in clear explana- publicans In 1918, led by Henry Ca- report, cancels several large truck newspaper printed and circulated iods of heavy ice and extreme cold, or truck load. Will deliver in lot of HARTFORD Evening Hours, 7:00 to 0:00 in said County. game authorities encourage the j The trials were conducted by the tions of Scripture. These help the bot Lodge, did not expect to defeat tires or as many as 30 passenger- Saturday and Sunday by 10 bu. or more. 1 mi. east Water- student to make practical use of the the treaty and that even Harding (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD, maintaining of feeding stations be- i mmmm army air transport command. car tires. It is Not Too Early to Appointment - v. vliet on US-12. BOB KOHLER. precious truths which the Bible con- had favored an Association of Na- New passenger car tires are now A true copy. Judge of Probate. cause it concentrates birds around Phone 2-M 12-3p The navy said that standard life- Emergency Appointments Any Time homes where they are of value for saving equipment formed the bulk tains. tions. If Wilson had accepted the being made from synthetic rubber ELSIE KRAJCI, How skillfully Mrs. Eddy has reservations, the United States would Register of Probate. entertainment and educational pur- m of that used in the tests but that (Buna S). If properly inflated, PHONE 244 WATERVLIET FOR SALE—Modern home; oil heat, analyzed the nature of evil! By her have been In the League and post- properly loaded and not abused, poses. near school. Call after 5:00 o'clock various new gadgets were tried out. 460 North Main Street (Nov. 12—26) A shelf, either partly roofed to definition of devil as animal magne- war history might have been differ- these tires can be driven at reason- Sh&p, IjOA, QlinUimcui at 201 Park St. 12-3 tism or hypnotism, she put her finger ent. so the author concludes. keep off the snow or entirely un- •• • ^ V--: ably high speed over smooth roads covered, attached to window ledge, Seems That Rationing directly on the solution of the prob- and will give 90% or more of the STATE OF MICHIGAN FOR SALE—Two new Parlor Sets lem of evil, as no one else has done wear of first-line, pre-Pearl Harbor | DR. G. W. RUSSELL post or tree, makes a good feeding aiili (with springs.) 890 Highland Is Tough on Goldfish since the days of Jesus of Nazareth. station. Foods the birds like are tires, but heating, speeding, and This Store Will Be Open Every Night In the Circuit Court for the Avenue, corner Fair, Benton Harbor WEST POINT. NEB.—There used In the sweet consciousness of Death Comes To County of Berrien, in Chancery. seeds of all kinds, granary sweep- V rough roads damage them more Dentistry Michigan. 12-3 to be a hundred or more gold fish, God's dear presence, we find true easily. Buna S tires also are stand- Until December 25th Doris May Velleux, Plaintiff, vs. ings, bread crumbs, nut meats, suet companionship; and the result Is and meat scraps. some of them fairly large, in the ard for motorcycles, tractors, im- Donald Joseph Velleux, Defendant. FOR SALE—Nice white potatoes, Cuming county courthouse pool that in human experience that which Coloma Pioneer Over the A & P Store Besides common bird neighbors is most needful for our growth and plements, wheelbarrows, bicycles, ORDER FOR APPEARANCE AND $1.50 per bu. Fresh eggs, 40 and here. Now there are only a few—all and smaller trucks and buses. Featuring a Complete Stock of Fine PUBLICATION A-3066 like the English sparrow, starling, x 50 cents per dozen; and a few 7-wk6. development comes to light. In this WATERVLIET. MICHIGAN and blue jay, the chickadee, white- ipp * ' " of them very small. Anton Brazda, realization of God's nearness, we Next Few Months Are Critical At a session of said Court, held old pigs. F. JONAS, Phone 2-J. courthouse custodian, came to work (From The Coloma Courier) breasted (and occasionally the red- 12-3 find an abundant supply of right Buna S is still Inferior to natural ] at the Court House in the City of breasted) nuthatch, the hairy and one morning, found the pool almost ideas, and that is seen in the avail- Sunday morning, November 22d, Suits - Topcoats - Overcoats - Gaberdines St. Joseph, in said County, on the iH empty. More than 70 of the largest marked the passing of another Co- rubber for tubes. Butyl will be us- downy woodpecker, cardinal, junco ability of all necessary resources en- ed for tubes, according to present O. J. HOWARD, D.V.M. 8th day of November, 1943. and tufted titmouse are attracted to goldfish were gone. Brazada doesn't loma pioneer, Mrs. Sarah Jane joyed humanly, here and now. In data. Butyl will hold air better Present: Honorable Fremont Ev- winter feeding stations in southern Lost and Found know who to suspect, food hoarders this sense of God's supremacy is Smith, wife of Oscar J. Smith. Mrs. at $13.95-$15.95 $24.50 -$27.50 $29.50 VETERINARIAN ans, Circuit Judge. Michigan. In the northern part of true health, and this is manifest in Smith, who was 80 years old last than natural rubber and will resist or black market operators or just heat and tearing very well. Pro- In this cause, it appearing from the state some different birds will plain high school raw flsh swallow- physical, mental, and moral healing.' May 8th was born In Toronto, Can- and Up to $50.00. Residence West of Creamery. affidavit on file, that the defendant, duction of butyl is still small, how- LOST—Ration book No. 4. Finder ers. By this recognition of God's true ada, in 1863, the only daughter of Phone No. 04-R. Donald Joseph Velleux, is not a nature we find our rightful activity, Mr. and Mrs. George Hewitt. Her ever. resident of this state and is a resi- Donald Joseph Velleux, al least please return to Eliza Wiles or death follows several years of de- During the next six to nine mmm leave at this office. 11-26 and this Is externalized In the right WATERVLIET, MJCHItiAN dent of Illinois, and that his post twenty days before the time above • •N'' • Library Book Returned work, which we are able to do with clining health and the past year of months bus and truck operators office address is 1118 N. Clark St., prescribed for his appearance. helpfulness to others. In other blindness. must cooperate as never before, and Chicago, Illinois. FREMONT EVANS, Little Late—131 Years words, the practical realization of Mrs. Smith came to Coloma with every car owner must redouble his in Arrow - Truvall - NoFade • Gaberdines and Wools C. I. MONROE On motion of Theron D. Childs, Countersigned: Circuit Judge. mwrnvm*' Help Wanted AUGUSTA, GA.—The young men's God's presence and perfection, and her parents and two brothers. Will conservation efforts if there are to Jr., attorney for the plaintiff, it is IONE CROUSE, library here received a letter from of man's perfection as God's Idea, and John, In 1867 and, with the ex- be enough tires for essential civilian NOTARY PUbUC, ordered that the appearance of said Deputy Clerk. the Milwaukee public library along necessarily has Its outward results In ception of a few years spent In the transportation and minimum mili- Trousers - Sweaters - Underwear - Socks - Mackinaws defendant, Donald Joseph Velleux, WANTED—Middle aged man for with a book labeled as property of better human conditions along every southwest, has lived her entire life tary requirements. REAL ESTATE, THERON D. CHILDS, JR. be entered in this cause within three year around work on fruit farm the Augusta social library. line. All that Is good will come to in Coloma. For many years Mr. and Fingertips - Gaberdines and months from the date of this order; Attorney for Plaintiff, you as you allow yourselves to be Mrs. Smith have occupied the home IF WE COULD ONLY FORGET Three Oaks, Mich. Good wages and modem living The volume, "Mistakes In Reli- INSURANCE and that in case of his appearance quarters. Must be well recom- led lovingly by the hand of Truth in built by Mrs. Smith's father In 1871. HALF WE KNOW that he cause his answer to the bill mended. Phone 79 for interview. gion Exposed," by the Rev. H. Venn, the way of wisdom. Thus you are Always the possessor of a gracious Leather Jackets and Coats in Many Styles WATERVLIET. MICHIGAN State of Michigan) finding what belongs to your true manner and a true spirit of friend- of complaint to be filed and a copy County of Berrien) ss. ll-5tf was published in New York in— Our minds are for reasoning, not thereof served upon the attorney spiritual selfhood, and limitations fall liness for everyone, Mrs. Smith be- $12.95 - $14.95 to $25.00 ' 1, Gladys Pears, Clerk of the Cir- 1810. away. This Is the result of the prac- came familiarly known as "Miss for remembering, writes Robert D. for plaintiff within fifteen days It was borrowed, so a notation Potter in the American Weekly with Medical & Surgical Diseases oi after service upon him or his attor- cuit Court for the county of Ber- tical application of Christian Science. Jennie," and contributed much to rien, in Chancery, do hereby certify The State Highway Department read. In—1812. This Is your demonstration, your the cultural life of the village. She this Sunday's (Nov. 28) issue of The Sport Coats-Sport Trousers-Robes - Pajamas ney, of a copy of said bill, and in The next time you pay your electric Ml, governments — for your schools, roads, Detroit Sunday Times, Potter ex- Wyt.MK.NOitadimOAl default thereof that said bill be that the above and foregoing is a reported this week that during the proof of Immanuel. God Is with possessed a talent in music and has true and correct copy of an order remember: A large part of that money police and fire protection. four days immediately preceding From lollipops to the world's you. taught it through the years until plaining why we would probably Treated by W. L. Cartls, M. D. taken as confessed by the said de- biggest hunk of sugar. The Cinder- fendant, Donald Joseph Velleux. entered in the above entitled cause goes to blast the Axis! the opening of the deer hunting poor health and blindness came to all be better off if we could empty in said Court, as appears of record Altogether, from every dollar you pay season, November 11 through No- ella romance of the French candy R.A.F. GROWS VEGETABLES her. She joined the Self Culture our minds of senseless fears, super- SPECIALIST GLASSES FITTED And it is further ordered that the „ Yes, over 15c of every dollar you turn girl who married the fabulously rich said plaintiff cause this order to be in my office; that I have compared us, we pass along at least 24c as taxes. vember 14, 7,463 northbound ve- club In 1926 and served many years stitions. medical misinformation and Aga Khan, Is over at last. How Royal Air Force home stations are as their librarian, giving of her time old wives' tales. Get Sunday's De- Benton Harbor, Miohicao published in The Watervliet Record, the same with the original, and it is over to us, we turn over to the federal And we do it willingly — in the face of hicles containing 13,984 passengers a true transcript therefrom, and of were transported across the Straits she's going to live" happily ever""af- encouraged to grow their own vege- and service. She was a member of troit Times.—Adv. Sport Coats - Chesterfields - Fleeces a newspaper printed, published and government as taxes. In terms of the higher costs and lower prices. Since no ter on what will make alimony | tables. Areas under cultivation varj the Ladles Social Union of the Con- circulating in said county, and that the whole thereof. of Mackinac by three state operated rom In Testimony Whereof, I have entire industry, that's over 400 million other electric power is federally taxed, ferries. During this period the history, is told by Lowell Morrill, p small gardens to over 100 gregational church and a past mem- and Reversibles HENRY CHAMBERLAIN LODGE such publication be commenced in The American Weekly, the mag- acres, according to labor available ber of the Clover Leaf club. During of Coloma. There are three grand- No. 308, F. &i A. M.—Lodge rooms within twenty days from the date hereunto set my hand and affixed dollars — enough to buy more than 1500 we arc often asked: "How can you man- boats ran on a 24 hour schedule as 11 the seal of said Court, at St. Joseph, soon as loaded. The share-the-ride azine distributed with next week's a ^ ^ size of the station. In 1942, the Coloma Centennial in 1936, Mrs. sons. Masonic Hall, Watervliet Michigan. of this order, and that such publi- giant bombers—at a quarter-million each. age?" Well, by business management — Sunday Chicago Herald-American, there wiere 4,200 acres of vegetables. Smith helped much with the plan- Funeral services were held Wed- Leather Jackets-Suits Skirts-Slacks Regular communications 2nd Wed- cation be continued therein once in Michigan, this 8th day of November, trend was quite noticeable this sea- and 3,000 acres more have been nesday at 2:00 o'clock from the Da- 1943. And that's not all I Over 8c per dollar which is another way of saying: effi- son over previous years. —Adv. ning of her familiarity with early nesday evening of each month. Via- each week for six weeks in succes- plowed since then. The work Is day events. vidson Funeral home with Rev. H. Sweaters - Bags - Gloves IONE CROUSE, ht addition goes to local and state ciency—economy—careful planning! done by airmen and airwomen in B. Loomis officiating. Burial In the iting brothers always welcome. sion, or that the said plaintiff cause • H.or "Reporf •« th* NcrtfM," Mva Survivors Include the husband, CLAIR SHEPARD. Secretary. a copy of this order to be person- (SEAL) Dep. Clerk. Many secrets of religion are not If we are truly prudent we shall their spare time without assistance Coloma cemetery. Pall bearers in- program of Ho wooh, •vary Tatsday ovtolog, 9t30, Oscar J. Smith, three daughters, Mrs. perceived till they be felt, and are cluded O. J. Long, Wakeman Ryno, A, M. COLLINS, Worahlpful ally served on the said defendant (Nov. 19—Dec. 24) DON'T WASTE EUBCTR1CITT JUST BECAUSE IT ISN'T RATIONED 1 £.W,T* Co/mtU lrom4