w,_,,_rrerof1?5-4 Michiga-n '''I" Gonorol ''""'"" Awocdrros5J_b~~·_l 11.11 ~- -9'~·h_\ a'_!!1 ...., ..__ ~0 u nty N Give Dimes and Dollar~ whon - ews Mothers March on Polio Ninety-Sixth Year, No. 3 Mason, Michigan, Thursday. January 20, 1955 3 Sections • 24 Pages Ttm-J)ol/ar Pl'l! Officials Name Sl'l Under /.,ight Directors Book /lave You JJfet? Mr· and Mr ~. HIPho~rrl fl.ltl [)J'ivln~ .11 r•; .. c( 1 :1~1\'P ~pPPI ol flO I West Colllmhin BIJ'I'el? Public May View Plans Hoffmeyer to ilii!JIIgli IJrP llllliWr 11•~111 dl 'I'IH• llrrlls r·Hme lo Mnson lhP IliP Jlllr•r sr•r·Jr Iii!' hLulrling rs L r·nllr>rl Ill c·;rscs of deaths when of Mnso'\J schools merly of Stocl;brldge, now gen las Langham will continue as night offic!'r, Emery Colby will , '· . , • s completed. R1•moval of clcmPn pen!' 1e,, l-I~c· 1 GALVAN~ TUB $1.79 AII·Sets of Dishes and Open Stock lrwfluliug Ba.IIMina lO'fo Off WASTE BASKET • • 59c· STAG Appliance STEAK KNIFE SETS FLOOR .. ·MODELS Reg. $12.95- $10.95 Easy Automatic Washer Reg.$ 6.95- $ 4.9 5 ·~··~·;. ~i:l.!);j wa.~ $2RO.o5 Special $189.95 FANCY CASSEROLES H•;g. $11}!1.05 $2.95 H••g-. $2.!l:i ·Maytag Gas Range $119.95 Cheese and Cracker Gift Set $1.95 ... . R•~A· ~29!1.95- Full Sht.•\ WPsl.inghous•l ""A'· :i!k Eledric Range $2,19.95 PARING KNIVE~ 29c 'Millville S·thool N~ws I:P):;. $1.!)1') · Slxni Grad~ · Ucg. $a!l!l.95 ....;. DeluX:t~ Westinglu)use. Mr. amiMrs. Chnrles Collough SHOWER HEADS Eledric Range $299.95 • .. $1.19 and Rannie 'I'homas of Lansing 'r Wlll'e callers of Mr. and Mrs. Orn Com hinatiun llousdwld r Buller Sunday afternoon. H4!g, ~819.95 - Wi>stlngliouse Mr·. and Mr::;. William Saunders . of Ann Arbot· wr.re Sunday clln· Screw Driver - Hammer Set 49c ner guests or Mr. and Mrs. Lm1is Refrigerator $229.95 Swoboda. Mrs. Henry Cllnl'l'on and Mrs. Values to $14.95 .llrhl Saltstrup Ann Arbor of •~uw•rmc IRONs ...... ·...... ,.$l0.9a called on Mr. and Mrs. Lou is 011t man sow Swahoda Sunday. . U11g: ~8.80 Chroine Platecl . · · ·Tricycles - Cars doe• tiro work Mr. nnd Mrs. •red Honicltel' Kl'fCIIEN TOOL SETS, ...... $2.98 . · ' !!SJ!Jy f(f'.g. $2.45 · ChUdrt~n's . . , . man visited ·Mrs. Mae West and Cam· olo.lwo raw. lly Sunday. UJNCIIIUTS ...... , ...... \ ...... ·...... $1.05. · . Colin Curtis spent Sat urdny Reg. $5.95 · · · : · · · lOo/o Off a(tcrnoori at Ellen Bailer's hil'l.h· KROMJ1JX SPICE SET ...... :.. :.. , ...... $8.95. .. day pai'iy. · . Ueg. $8.50 . . · , . · · . . . , · · The ope1t house held hy Rev. KROMEX WASTiD BASKE'f ...... :.. :, ...... $2.95 · Whihl 'l'lwy Lrlst ami' Mrs. Franit' Cowie!\ was at llOXIlll . . ' , . tended uy 125 gi1ests. Those as· slst!rig .wt>re Mrs. · Clat·e Bal(ei· ,JlJJCJtJ 'l'IJMBU'.:RS ...... 6 t'or 79c~ SCREEN. DOOR COVERS l~loral J)eslgn · . . 89c 27 Pound; ••• 4 Horsepower with Mrs. Fred Briggs· pom·lng ilnd Marlene War!le at. the Pllllch T.UMBI~ER SETS .. :...... Sd of 8 l'hr R011 ·I 'L-inch CO!IJIIll'ml •·More Power Per Pouncl Than Any Other Saw· bowl. Eihel ,Plaunt hall charge of lteg. $3.69 . . · · · . . the guest register. MEDIOINJ1J CABINE'fS ...... $2.79 'TOW· CHAINS Mrs. Helen Swanson and chll· U~g. $fi.95 , . •. • ~. :$3.9.5 See: it ln action. Let us give you a free demonstrati~n. Thls dren of PlainWell nnd Mrs .•Jerry 1 JIAIR. DRl!JtJU ...... :..... $5.29 itiJg. $1.25 · :new saw •• , built and backed by Homelite, manufacturers 0 Com1or. ahd dalrghtel· of New Imported lttlg, $8.25 ...... Hudson Were callers of Mr. and .· • of more than 3'00,000 gasoline engine driven units ' 1 1 i• . COOKIJtJ ,fAitS ...... ,... $2.5!) Mrs. Orii. Eial{er Sunday. TOILET DRAIN AUGERS .•.• 98c . _che bemf!'at you can buy; . . . · The 'fdrrilly, of Donald Wilcox called nt ·the· home 'of ·their pur· ents;· Mr. iuut Mrs: Dick Wilcox, ·sunday: ·evening. · . Mt·. and·. Mt•s. · George Poxson of Moriroe nitd Mr. imd Mt•s, Ca1·1 SILSBY . Niethlllllmer, and daughtet·, Caro 61 East Lansing,.· were t•ecent guests ;of :their. parents, Mr. and ·• . .bl'lplem•n~ ,(:o.{·.· · Mrs·; Cllarlei(. Nletliammer. •. · · ' , · . . . -; .: · · .,. · /.Mason 'Mi'. :and. Mrs; .Glenn:Bravender 1 ai~d,·son, ;Lyi1n at Holly visited •••••••llillllliliiifii•llllllilllllfil••lilllli•llllllillil•••••ill•lillil•••lll!!ll•!lfl•••••~•••lll•llfill[li•l.ill,lllillllllillil Republican Chief Release Denied Weather lnghurn lf!Siilrmt~ stol111rl tlwlr l1n•1; II Jlllln ilf'IIVIPJ' !hi:; Wl!ek IHI To Outline Plans For Mrs. Jordan tlw mP!'l'UI'Y tnol\ n r•onllnurnt, AI n mcwllng nl' tllfl nr.pilhllr•un drr·Jinn t Ju·oughmtt fiH• \Vl't•l(, Unless the stutn supt·eml! eotn·t 'l'ht'l'" Wli!l no prt•l'lpltutlon l't'· 'l'own l'lllh l~l'irlny nlf.(lil V, 1\. d111nge~ Its decl~lon, Mrs. Mnr· 'l'i'lquPI will Jll PsPnl plans fnr r·llrdPrl litis IVI't•lt nnd 1111' nvc~t·ur:ro garet .ronlun of Mnso11 will haVl! !PIIl)ll'!'flllll'e 1\'Jifi 21 ugalpHI 20 II lf~r·rultlnf.( Jllli'IY Wnllwr:-; anrl to remnln In prison, 'l'he high l'f!VItnllzlnu IIH• party fnr IIH! , ('Olll'l Monday clunlod the Musnn l'f!t'lll'rlt•tl Ill till' ~ta·lng t•nmpnign. liP 1:-; t•luill'mnn woman's nppll~nllon frn• llunrl to dlH[lliHal plant of 1111' ('l/llllly l'lllllllllllf'P, rclense IWI' penrllng uppcal. ~he 'l'IH• mcor.tlnf.( will hP .11 llw Is In till' Dutrolt IIOIIHP of Cor· !.lin. !\lux. Womnn':-; diill liollst• In Liinslnf.(, ~ rcr•tlon, sCI'VIng Jmrn :! 1,~ lu 15 t:l slrullnfi Willi d hohromlttn nl li::lil. yeni'S on a munslaugliler l'imrge. 1R :t-1 La Donna Ml'Corl, Ltllhlllg so ,JaJil1rii'Y 1·I .~II :tl A Jury 111 tlw Sr.ptemlll'l' term •f.lllll:li'Y t:• Ill :t~ 111 illlo, dl'l'Oillflllnlerl h\' Mrs .•ro or drc•ttll r·oui'I r•onvl~tt>rl hc!l' nf /\1111 HPr•d, will sl11g .ranuo~ry 10 lll :111 euuslng thr. dPath of Lcnwoml .fUIIIllli'Y 17 1:1 2fl !'Inns 111'1' hrolnf.( m11d1• f111' il Stowe, Alalr.don fanner, by slrll>· .lantllli',V 18 t:l !!!I hit: llllendant·P al ilw ltrsl rnerol· .,~ lng him with her r•ar·. llr. wus .lilllllill',\' I!! :I _, Iii/( llf lllP 111'\V ,YI'Ilr, W.JII Thrifft[ II Is ttu·lfl.y and smart In g-h•e your clothes l.h.c hest. of ctu•e nnd ortcn. 'l'hcy \Vmu· Innger, fcJll lmtlcr and lmtlJI the It• g·uod loolts. Phone··l-1511 Modern Cleaners At WARE'S KODAK - ARGUS At WARE'S \ ·Barbara Bunlter, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Arthur Bunlwr of ·ANSCO Hastings, and Clnyton Swift, son Prescription of ·Mr. and Mrs. Clare Swift of Mason, spol1e their nuptial vows Nort.lnvest J..eslle Monday In the Hastings Baptist Members of the Northwest Lcs· church. Rev. Russell Houseman Service lie 4·1-1 club met last Wednesday performed the ceremony. T]1e Flash Camera nt Sanders· school.' Ronnie Arras couple resides 'In Hastings. COUPLE SPEAI BrightonMt•, and spent :rvrrs ..Friday Orla. ntshtLm.tg with·.oJ ~ew..' ~r:. Y,or·k\ and:Mt·s.~ .. •. J?;:. Lee. . ~i\re.. .left •' day.Grand with Rapids Mrs .. spentMaude last Richards. 'l'hurs: oflind Mrs Mrs. .. Leonard's Lewis .Guernseyparents, Mr.of ,· .w·'AR'. E''S' .: ... .·oR· ·uG· .·. ··ST.O.. RE:':.·····:. Mr. ~nd Mrs. Celand Lamphel'e Sunday for. Hollywood,· l~'lorlda,. Mrs. ·Bn1mes and Mrs. Rlchai'li~ ~;~oughtonjLak~. and family. They all nttendc~ Ute where the~' wm· spend. the·rest ,of are ,slsters;~sunday. evening Mr. ·. Mr •. and ¥rs. Ralph Simone and • wedd!ng of Miss .. Allee .. Lang to ..the winter.: Tlicy:,are. staying at lind. Mr~ .. clare. Dexter,. arid . 2 ta.mlly entertained Mr. and .Mt·s.,1 . Phone 5411. !~!!~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~-~~~~~.. ~~~..-lll~llllllllllll•••'. ~~~~tc.~::~;i~,~:?; In ~f7~· .~~~.. ~~~l~·~,~~.:... ~~~~:::_:~r~l.~~~ ~~~g~~~:.~t 1~s11:~ .~c~I,I~d-~~·,~,~~; ·.~;~:~~~~~~~~~~r~l.ly. ~f Lan· .~..·"':'·~~~'---+~~~~-~-!"~-~~~.;;;.;.~..;...... ;;.;..;._-! 1\lnson No, 1 · ¥ Crumhalrer presenter! the les·son Families f'o Join 1n FLJn Mr.rnhers of tim Mnson lll!len· on living with teen-agers, Rlon cluh No, 1 will meet wlth Mra, Mllilrerl Greenough, Mrs. Mother Purchases Ball Ticket Mrs, L, H. Minnis, 210 S, ,Jeffer· Clnrn Vof{'t, Mr13, Abbie PnrJmnn Af Mason Saturday Night soil, TIHu·srlny, ,Tnn·•nry 27 nt nnd Mrs, Ann Wlllclnson snrvorl 10:30 n, m. '!'here will hr. 11 illtRI· refreshments, All mcmhers of tile fnmlly, tho H·l Servlr!n dub nrr. wnrlc· ness meeting In the mm·nlng with • • • To Boost Polio Relief Fund from Ynttngstnr'H on up till·nugiJ lng to mulw tla1 event LIHJ most n potltwk luncheon nt noon, "Liv Hllt!r!r!HHful yet ILIIemptorl, snlrl Ing With 'reen-nger·s" Will he the In llllylng hm· tlclwt fnr I he lelll]·ngers In fnther nnrl mother Mrs. Annette Sdmeffer, home Township Leaders i>PIH!JII pnrty, Mrs. Collnr ex· nnrl even grunripu anrl granrlnw, rlr•rnonstrntlon agent, riiHcttsston topln frll' the afternoon. Those nttenrllng nrc to tnlw their prr·H~r·rl tlw nppr·eclnllnn of hm· are expceted t.o .Join In l•'nmlly 'l'nldng up tlw advisory honrrl Chosen for Drive I own tnhtc service anrl 11 dish to liiiHhanrl IIIHI hr.r·sclf for the nlrl tnl!•.! ' t ~...... , ... ' " Phone 9011 for Ads that Sell (or Buy) • Wt•thJNiilay nrtt•J'IHIIIII dl'atlliun nu l'l:rssitit•cls e (Jlassil il'cl clis(llay ntls HIll (lr.r' hu•h e ·111 wurtls fut• fiOr•- Alltllflunal worllq In c•:wh e Oul' 111' Mil'higan's lnt·~-:r·st •·u•·al wnuf :ul src•llous t'ALVJ~S lll'i!'lollls :JIIIIIo •IIIII Mfl.f( i 1 fl. tJ c K r N n Rtthhlsh .1RI1es, ] ~irn Jc'l'anklm leuvrs h111sh 111111 ,JnrJ nwlul I h•ensr.d IJeuleJ s, Mason haulrtl Rl'asonah!P 1ales Lour!Pn Pl1nrw 2 R'll L Mason ~lagPJ f t llllllllf!, Sf' I v1rr. Phone 12Wtl Mason 2 2114 J JOwl f PhoLo Rel'VJCe ~Jlf'l llliiWlg Ill ' Dnhy and ymath pholngtnph~ ' < ,lnclld wr.rhlmg phnl n,;r.q1hs • C'omml!l'l 1111 Lester L .•Johnson Abel ' I rt•td Pns~pm 1 rnpynw I'IJOr,P. (,M,I\ 41:11 01 il'i80 Heal ~state Livestock '1 rucking I c, ('hm lcrll~ on Mondayll 'I n I .trlcson on WcrJnr>sdo) s llen.~onnhlf' Hnlrs A J•J'f N I ION l'gJ P1oclnr.ers - lite Cen11 tl Mlrlugan Pm11Jry P1 orlur.e1 s t 'u oprt atlve has a LI ur.l< prd Council Proceedings ALL· CAR BOB's GARAGE I oc uh d ul West InnJlh IIIHI 1'1UI1 Sl1ccls (I 111 1n1 1ly IIIII on & lth hurd~ Uult l1) Hr Llu s J~c Lnll'd l~ngnll's 0\ c rh.ullccl ·~11~1111 s '1.'11111 d Gc•ncr.ttoJ s OH'rh UJic d \',the ,Jobs Tutnsmrssrons (her h tulul ALL WOUK GUAUANTUW Opt•ratt d R~ Bob Betcher Husmc ,s I•horu 2-5341 llome Plwnc 2 flhlll Open For Business A I rue Go\ y c Ro•• lllll~rd lnKh rn County Clerk Oy In"" L Swo r lr Her lle1 uly CounterHIKt ed treatm Inez L SwnnloRcr Dc1 uty Clerk Wllllurn H Wl•o Attor cy for Pl11lntll! 6118 MichiK or r-Iot lor •I 1owor L•noloK Mlchl~un ORDER OF PUBLICATION St to of MlchiJn 11 lr the Clrc rlt Go ort foo the Co tillY of lnKh 1111 In Gh 11cery BERARDINO GOLANt.ELO Plolntllf vs MINTIE COLANGELO Defend ont ORDER TO APPEAR Snit 1 endlr K In the Circuit Cit trt for ORDER FOR PUBLICATION the Gour ly of IIIKhnm 111 Ch u eery or FINAL ACCOUNT the lith d(IY of J IIIU ory I UGG ORDENS-February 10 11155 St te ol Mlcl lg Tlu Pro I ntc Co 1 t II the ut ove entltlt!d c \UISV it 1 IJIUHtr fo1 the County of h gJ m nK th t the dufe11dnnt Mlntle Colt IIRclo AI 11 ••••Inn of Hnld Co t held r n I• not" !CHI lent ul 1111• State and thut It Jannury Ill 11165 erm not be UHCOI t olnod In wh t •It to or i>rcoont liON JOliN McCLELLAN crlur try lefendo nt rcold., therefore on JnriKc of Probo to motion of P 111l C Youn11er Attorney lor II tl c Matteo ol tho E•l tu of HILDA tllnlntlll M ORDENS Decea•crl It I• ORDERED lh•t tho d•lend1 ~~ enter her 1\IJIUitra nee In KO.Id c tU8tl on or boloro three months from tho date of this Orrico nnd \hot within 411 diiYH th1 lhllntllf c IUdo thla Order to be I ubll•hcd In tho lnghc m Count, Newo 11 nowot••• per tmbll•hcd ond clrculoted wl!bln said Copnty • hi tmblleotlon to be ~onllnued once In co ch week lor ulx woo~o In •uc C:t.!H~Ion Doted Junuory I~ 1016 I ,,I• IMrs. Mae Graham Passes Janu11ry 20, 1955 The Ingham County News Part2i:. 1 Following Long Sickness ------,------;-----'---~------;----:----:--:-:-:-"'· Slci< for 2 yroam, Mrs. mthr!l Ill!!' of lhn Mn~on Pn~shyiPl'lnn 00 1 lk I f • I h f cffor·t Is ll!!lng mario hy the t!lmter w G B k Sho won her rr.leaMI! on hond Mn;r Mnc Gn1harn, 7R, rlierl nt thn church nnrl had servncl. as prusl· B k 1 s to fl!lH!h thoHc penple nl 11n l!lll'ly I a n Ormation S Oug t rom Oman Oes a( ll, 10",1:1, when the stnte Muprermr Jrnllown.v nursing home In Mason rlcnl of thn Womrms Hodcty of llnurR ilpnn Jn tno Jmhlln nt henri .. eour·t agreed to hear· 11n npjllml, last 'l'hursrlay, ShiJ hurl tmlcrerl the chureh, She was a past £'h!Pf rllllll'l.ur·u hrunllh, lru~hum Cnunty llhrnry, Mnntluy Lhruul{h Hutunluy 2·5 ;flO; 'l'ua11· rlnte, Miss Paton will emno to To fl.nl'sh Term The high court sustnlnecl the dr'': tho ltonw the; wn(!l\ hcfm·c!, 'l'wo of IIH! Milson lnrlgo of Pythin,n duy nnd 'l•hurHdny, 7·U I'· m, i Srllurday Persons Ad Opte d 8 Michigan In the l11te wlntl!l' nr cult court vordlct, unrl so Mrs,, 10·1~; 'J'uudny and l•"rlday II ;ll0·12;lJO fOre 191 0 yt!UI's ago slw suffernrl n Hlrulm S!Htcrs nnrl 11 past mat.ron or llw Cdul'lng schnnl yonr), ~ 1mrly spring nnrl tall\ 'wilh ns l311lley must go bncl< to complelo.• · frnnr. whldt slw rllrl not com· Order of the !~astern :->tar at Mn Men and women who were ol' ndoptlon from the point of rnrmy nrloptr.rl nrlults n~ pos:>lhie, ShL•rll'l' \VIIlarrl P. 13al'lles unrl her term, '' plctr!ly l'l!r:ovcr. son. "It wns my greatest pleasu rc Mrs. Bnrnes returned Mrs. Ehdnl! 1 nr.lopterl before 1810, anrl who are view of penp!P. who hnve brwn Others may write theli• stor·les to 'Pill! Lnns ng wnm11n wus con1 ' Mt•s, Gl'ill111m liver! all her life Surviving Mrs. Gmlmm ;n·e 2 1o observe nature," wrote .John now living In Michigan, are helng arlopterl, and IHts colleeted life her. l'l!ellonBailey toThursday, Deti'Olt House of Cor· vleterl of dehauchlng u teen·ager<~ In and IH'nr M11son nnrl Leslie. sons, Gerald Graham Hnrl J{r•n· .Jnmes Aurluhon nhnut tlw time sought oul by the Life History lrisl!ll'ir!s of mnny such fl'rrtll sev. Shn WHH horn April 12, l!l77, In neth Graham, both of Mnsou, lw cnme In Amerlcn In 1803. II is Study Center in Phllariclphln. 'rhe er·aJ .~tales. Those who are inlei'estetl In lhiJ Mrs. Bnlley was sentenced to Alii'C!llLIH, a rluughlnr of ,Jnhnn· and Ci gmnrkhlirh•IJil, t.n this love of nniLII~ that the center is directed by Mis~ .Jean M. Sine<' Mlr:hlg:llr was one of the rc~enreh nrc nskod to write In se1·ve from t8 mnnths tn fi years Clarks Buy Angus Miss Paton nt the Life Hlstm·y thnn and Allee Dolbce Hllnt. She l•'uueml fervlces wr!n• eon· world owes Its most fnmous bird Paton, who was horn In Detmlt, ear·llest slates to experience arlnp· upon eonvktlon of clelmur:hery, Lyle & Lor Vesta Clnrl< & ·: nW!IHh!rl lire Aurelius school. On rfuctcrl at the Baii·Dunn .funeral pnlntings. Their painter also gave adopted anrlraiscrl hy n fnmlly In lion on n large seale, anrl hccHuHr! Sturly Cenll!l', 222 N, Hicks St., Plrildclphill 2, Pa, All lnqLiirles · · ·-· ... - Sons of Mnson have bought H .. March :JI, IH07, she 11nd George home In Mason Monday after·· hb name to the Audubon Society, Ypsilanti. For more than a year 1 of t/H• advmwing age of mnn.Y will he answered,· shl! snld. II is tlwlr entire ~torir.s in first lctter·s. purehred Aberdeen·Angus cows Gn1hnm WP.re married. He riled noon wllh burial In Woodlawn a nn lion·wille organlzntlon of bird she has been eng!lgecl in 11 study whose ilisloriP.s ar·e lmpnrtnnt, an not necessary fell' people In wr·Ite Qucslionn:llr•cs will he sent to ancl a regintcred hull frorn Harr.v.: .. a year ago, cemetery, Leslie. l1t!V, Samuel B. llrrrSl! who request them. Harter n! Olcemns. fo'or rnnny years Mr·s. Graham Wenger, pnstor of the Lr!slln watchers.Interestingly His told life bystory 2 other lws beenhlrrl •L.,-•••••••••••••••lllll.:~••a••I.OI•IIil•••••••••••••••••••••••a:.••••••••••F~: was ar~tivc In lodge affairs and Congrcgatlnnnl ehureh, orr!· watchers, Mnrgnret nncl .James was also widely lorown because dntcrl. A. '!'. Ingalls, Walter .1. l Jo:tl1.11tJC'Ih is fedlu~ well. A different kind of nnlmnl hool( is 1\alwyu's ANIMAL FROLIC. The amusing pictures arc from • ~·-·--.--..--.-.------=--======~• nn nnclcnt Japanese scroll. 'I'Ircre I s!wulrl IH! writing I iris with I ~te. It began witlr soup. W,e is no narrative on the scroll, hut tlw hrost of writing moods; .this J Jlftlsttlrc'•lraevei."tnl~Jit ".·'r'lcl•e,.l,rr.. ';'f,n_m;:::~~~ry~ a modern writer has written a Half o) " a I I ' ,, hrlef story ahout the pictures. I rww IYJli'Wrilr•r; a happy Ill e has 11 and it's liw hest soup; Bill On hoy hehinrl me; anrl lhe most de· clear, with !hin noodles. CSusy WillCIRCUS Llpl<.lnd RUCJ.;Us and Illustrated written hyby lidous smr•li of haklng pc.tatoes says she wouidn'l r:are if I here Nicolas Mordvinoff is another floating In fr·om the llitclum. Bur wasn't anythin~ Inti Gmnrlma's funny mrlmal picture honk. • HOLip In cal. I 'I here Was I'VI!I'Y· and Interest on·Debt Won't Build Highways r :nn hnvmg trouble deddlng thing else yoLI <:auld imaginr! and Tile lovely colorful pictures nf what to write. When there Is sn then some. She harllixetl breadcrl Tlhnr Gergely In WHEI~L ON mul'ir on my mind, then It is I veal, which is my irlea of whal THE CHIMNEY and the story of h'll'dPst tn wrltr!. And right now good eating is. Margaret Wise Brown follow lhr Governor Williams' demand for a half ' .. · i · fall night of the storks from well-developed program, a program that the 1 am dn1r:k lull of things, events, I M~ sister·, ~lagdf~l.~nc ,'llld he~ I Hungary where they have nested billion-dollar bond issue for playing politics JH!npie, places anu so many 1 husiMrHJ wue I hue from . De on wheels tlecl atop the chimney,, state itself insists must be mapped out at 1 has placed every mile of Ingham county's things. Life surely Is not dulll 1tmit.h WI el .wrirr'l .seen\~:~,~./\~~~~~~ to their winter home in Africa least 2 years ahead. This money was in lCr ac TIIUI'lCs Ill a · · '' 1 ] ) ·I t tire wheels 011 splendid road syste1p in jeopardy. arnund lwre. f·II F ·I·I II bonros llwt were anr mc< agd n o . vested to give good roads to and keep good Sundav we wr•nt In Capac to brol Mrs. Bessi<' Turnbull attenrlrd II.ctch of .Tacksmt Sunday. (lnllglll "·'~l'", Dr.bot·,·tll K·•y" u"llll DaiP Main r1f Lanstnr;-. the wecldina c1f Mt'ss Pol>r.t·t:J '·I E 1 .., 1 t 1 M Sandra Ann, hnrn 'l'htll'sday, Mr. anrl Mrs Lawtrm r;act~s ., ' Jv ts. .t gar .oCI' !1 er anc l's. J 1 'l M c · 1 1 I' r.l G 1 lie I rl fttiiPt'al Pringle to llulwtl w. Jolcnson at Plcclip Scrtplet' spent Weclnes· anuary , . rs. zape ts I W· um '1 c .Ja cs~ a m l' the M'etho!11•,t eltlll'f'lt in Wtlliam~· day wit It lhC' Jailer's mother, fcll'mer· PPggy Dr'\Vey, claughlrr set V1ces lor tiw l.tllPJ 's sisl!•r, tnn Sntunlay afternoon. Mrs. Clarrncc Pulwt· o[ Rivc•s ot Mr. uml l\1t·s. Haymoml Dt>wry Mt·s. Aria Van Sir·kil', :cl T..1nscng Modernize Mr. ancl Mrs. Donal Pari<~ anrl .Junction. of Alma, fnt'nH'I' rrsirlrnl of Tnes1Jay atlernoon. Bill of \Villi:um;ton c.cllccl on 1'111·. Dansvillt>. Mr. Ullll Mr·s. Alvin Slw1 p 1Jf Mr. nnll Mrs. Floyd McCain and Mt·. aml Mrs. ElmPt' Simons Ml'~hig··rt C'Pltlr•t· ''''''" Sclttlla•· nnd Mr~. C>lt•n Sharl~nd SLtllll:l'' I' t 0 f I'f' t 1 ~· 1 '· u o evening. J son, P cr, ' ln vere .,um ay wPt'e Sunday dinnet· gur~ls or vbitors ni' Mt :lllcl Mrs Ill•\ evening luncheon guests of Mr. Mrs. Betty Benjamin of Lan· Glov~ ·. Mr. and ~li::. Elhri end of llu• sPmestl'l'. 1 LJiwria, arlrlrcssPd 1111• !Ioll 1\i· Pflo. Lyll' \Vr•ldon, of till' ll. S. J•'cn·ly·f•.'ur Jll!rH See Our Big-Big fda~~·~ tHe~ 1«/4)~/ . ,, ~I . ... . " , ' , , . ' . , . ' '· . ·sale· Bill ': 't a ., for :I' Fo·o.d .·ValUes '., . : ·. ":t lnuham County News January 20, 1955 PiJ{JC 6 Clara C. Strange IWIII, l'llrs. .lohn fYJitdJP\\ llllc\ Couple Narrow~y 1'11111 .111pp, ns 11 HJIP.dal r·ornmll· Ilf'P lo di'J'IIIl~f' )OI' liJl' C'(•Je\il'il· Lions Club Plans 11<111 11f fliP !lfllh 111111\VPI'iilll'Y of Escapes D~saster 1\11• 1'/illi'C'h, will hl' dsslstr.rl hy Construction Of (',J\nu•r Wlttllm, Grill'•' Ann\11 Mr·s. D. <.'. ~{f'illllf'tl'h nlnwsl 111 olllfi ll. D. Shall. It \VIIS decided Scout Building f'niH'l'l'lll lc>\r•phllilf' <,1\J 111 " 1.1'~ 1\l <'nil Mason !!tiHX:r OJ' l•:nlnu ltnpitls :rtiifi - f 'oJIJ•t•l Complete Agricultural Sales Service' Livestock Dispersals Farm Auctions Farm Real Estate LI\'J•)oi'f'()('J\ IJISI'I.;I:SAI.S: Eill11•1' JHIII'irlt'ris Ill' 1-;l':tli<'s ill'lrl at 1111' Woi\'f'l'int• l'ua·!'hl't•tl l.i\'l•stol'l' Salr•s l'a\'iliou .,,. nl you!' 1'111'111. 'l'hls is IIIII' spt·r·ialil~· nnrl 1\'1' <1111 l'l'it'l' )1111 In )'<'Ill'~ nl' ~IH'I'I'SS in this fipJrJ, lloJsfl'ill Sllll's ill I' Ill' Iii II II' st't'fllld Sailll'riuy nl' ••u•h month at fill' l'lll'ilron. FAit:\! AlJC'I'IONI'i: Wt• will i1U1Hil1• auy lal'lll •,:J!t•-luc·~,, 111· snJUll-sc•llin~ fill' Jll'l'~nmal Jll'lllll'l'ly ulout• 111 <'OIIIhill<' il wilh thJ• l'f'Ui t•stnl<• lwiug oi'IPI'Pfl. FAit!\! ltfo:AL ES'l'A'I'E SALES: \\'t• will hi' pil•as••rl lo lull' with you abnul listing ,YCIIII' I ann wilh us. Our widt• cnu ltlt'fs with lll;'l'ieulhu·uJ pt•nplr• \1 ill ill'lJI yo11 111.11'1' ) IIIII' 1'111111 liS l'liJiitiJy liS pnssihJ1•. 'l'ht• SJ•liillg of IUI'IIIS al Jlllhllc au eli on is guiuin,_; wide• Jlllllllial'ily. 1\'p ol fl'l' yon lht• OflfiOI'Innlly ht st•ll t•ilhr•1· ut lll'll'illt• IJ•t•aly nr Jlllhlir· 1111!'1 iou. OlJit Sl•;ltVICJ~ IS COMI'I.E'l'l~: \\'1• h:uullt• all ch•lails of' )'IIIII' suit•, Our urlvt•c·tisiug fH'o:.; I'll Ill will :tSSIIJ <' J 1111 of with• l'!l\'el'llg4' In inl'nl·min~; ll11• huyiu:.; Jlllhlit· ol ) IIIII' ol'ft•l·iu:.;. \\'1• euu makt• 11\'Uilllhli• ltdc•cJIIlllt• finanl'ing lo t'll\'1'1' un.r und nil s CATTLE• ,, I FEEDERS -IT'S NEW- Phone Price Brothers Phone Mt·. and Mrs.. r. Russell Bng .... f:Prly \l'l'rr• hosts Ja~l weel1 .to Mason Auctioneers Stockbridge llu·n '"" nne\ 111'11' daughter-tn· J:rw, Mr. o~nrl Mrs .Jame~ R. Bag- Master Mix , Vl'lly ol Cliirkston. The bt·idP is 2-8761 Maurice & Bob 17-F-111 t iH· lo1n1C'1 l'vlargaret Louise II.J\1, rlllllghter of Mr and Mr·~:. llobo~rt M. llal\ of Long Beal'i1, 1 ';J\if•Hnin Mr. Baggerly teaches ill 1\w Clarkston consolirlaleil Beef Supplement Cattle Machinery s!'!Jool. Mrs. Bo~ggerly is a gra During 1954 Bud's Bought 378 Wrecl(ed Cars for Salvage-More' than Any Other Dealer in Central Michigan. That's Why Bud's Has One of the Lar gest Parts Selections in the State. Undoubtly, He's Got the Parts You Want. ·There's a ConnectiOn Bud's AUTO PARTS , Phone 6110-9-2154: South of Ilolt,- 2 miles- NorUa of Ma.11ou. LtJltern·to Editor Onondaga I dates will he helpful In me," he gr1ests of !heir nncle and at~nt, snlrl, "In apprnlt;lng llw lcnrlr!l'lllJip Mr. unci Mrs, Fl, IT, Fluid. nll·s, Jlm·ton Dnllhvln Annapolis Wants Applicants qua lilies nnd soholftKI ": nlilllty of Mr~. Cnnrlum Lnughlln uf Mn· l 1'111!11 Cllllllinllfli 01'1flllllzml these hnys. My nornlnntlons nHISI son WIIH II Sti!HJIIY gttelll of her At the mocllng of lite fHtlln he suhmlltorl In lhn llii\'Y rl<'Pilrl· rnotlwr, Mt·s. Lollln Luwll 111 tho Locke Resident Tells About Podunk rlrlve wm•lwrs 111 the Ononrlagn For Alternate Appointn1ents 111CIII jll'ifll' In l•'chl'llllry 11, lfl:\:1," Curl Wnl'lll!l' homo. town hall Monrlny night, !he fnl· CongJ'!'fiHIIllln Don IInywrll'lli hoiirrl nf tlw lll!ilrlemy In orrler Mr•. 111111 Mrn·. ,Jolm IGrhlHJ' nnrl SlnC'r. l'l!arling 111 )'IIIII' Vllhi!!rl ------"'---- lowing mnlllct·s voluntecrerl their has caiiPri allcnlinn In the far:l that till' aullwrlzcrl tnl11l numhnr Mr. IIJHI Mrs, CIHII'Ies Davis mlumn, "Down by tlw :':i,Yr'11· South Aurelius and snrvlces: Onnnrlngn town~hlp lhnt he Is aulhnrlzorl lo nrtmlimlr! nf mldshlpnwn mny he r·om· Hllll'led Snlllrrlay on tlwl!· vnen· mol'l!" In 1111 IHstll' of lael IIIJiumn, r.hnlrman, I BREAD~ Cast importantly in "Tite Bounty Hunter" are l'larlct Do lores Dorn and Marie Windsor. nlitdc to Sltlisf)' The blonde Miss Dom and ht·u nette Mnrie, it is understood, en gage in a ferocious bit of femi nine. fisticuffs in tile film. Re· ported!y, 'tile fight is one of the ·•ruu I most fiercely fought ;;creen em :1, • broglios ever· seen between :l girls on the screen. No\'t~llst 'l'ur·ns Adm· ... _~r..tJI~~t11!ftlnuouo from 3 P. M. Fridoy.Saturdoy 2 'ohowa from 6:30 P. M. Mon. Tue. Wed, Thur. 2: ohowa from 7 P. M. Friday and Saturday, January 21-22 Michigan people may be loos· ing a good thing if they don't. en· courage their schools to tal•e part In the new government special milk program ... That's the .. opinion of Agrlcul· Styling .that's stealing tural Economist Gerald G.. Quack· enbush of.Micl1igan State coll!!ge. He points out ·~hat the· program reimburses schools 3 to 4 cents per half pint of milk they se'rve. the thund·er from· the SECOND HIT' That means, says Quacken· bush, there are 1,5QO,OOO chll~ren Sa\'agll adventure I.Ji diamonds and drut~er who have •. the best opportunity ·.~·t ,Johnny Sheffield as Bomba in evet· to get plenty of mill•. And . If mill• consumption can be high-priced cars! I·doLl bled In schools, the Increase ·. would be about 1% of total pro Killer Leopard duction. That's nearly a third of last ' Tbe styling spotlight blazes down on a Sunday and Monday, January 23-24 year's milk surplus. engine or the two new "Blue-Flame" 6's. But now only about n third of low-cost car this year-for the Motoramic . All this-plus the e1ttra-cost options of Put Uil a reward and he 1mt on his gults Michigan's schools are taking ad· Chevrolet is stealing the show from the Powerglide or Overdrive and a full range vantage of this government help. high-priced cars with its subtle sweep of . • I Ill II -, Most of those schools serve milk of power assists. Try a 1955 Chevrolet #spowe1·ed . •It a charge of 1 to 2 cents to the Jine, the brilliant sophistication of' its now-and you'll know why it is stealing . Europeari-type grille, tbe bold rake of its to run rz'n9s ·: RANDOLPH children under the special mill• the thunder from the bigh-~riced cars. . program. decp-cur·ved windshield. around the rest/ .• In the past, says Quac:wnbush, .: one of the Important reasons And there's. even more excitement in MORE 'l'I-IAN A NEW CAR •• , A NEW . scarr schools didn't participate In 'the ... ••ftE. the way it drives-the velvety comfort of . school !Linch program was that CONCEPT OF LOW-COS'l' MOTOIUNG . school officials believed the cost Glide-Ride front suspension and outrigger .: of milk ·Was too high for chi!· rear springs, the handling case of Ball. • • . dren. He· found that In a survey Race steering, the flashing pcrform:lrwe . lim of 833 schools. . tv -: " of the new 162-b.p. "Turbo-Fire . VS" .• • HUnter·~-:-·:m:;- ~$;~ WARNERCOLOR Children's lliH DIR£CI[O BY DOLORES DORN ·MARl~ WI ·ANDRE deTOTH Sped all Winter Paradise- Cartoon- Latest News 4 Permanent Proofs In a · Tues., _Wed., Thurs., Jnuary 25-26-27 LoveJy·Baby ~ook Clyde Beatty and His 3-Ring Circus 1 Micl,ey SJ,illane (a movie star now) $3 Pat O'Brien 1md Marian Carr Complete CinemaSeoJ)e lind WarnerColor ~ : .. in \:andid weddin.s . Ring of _Fe'ar We~d~l~.425-lip No Travel Ch~re NEX'r WlmK:-Rm·y Calhoun-(Jolleen 1\flller ln'FOUR GUNS TO THE BORDER In Teclmlcolor with second feature 8ImUR· Everythin/I's ·new .in the motoramic CHEVROLET . · RISK; Tony Curtls·Giorlll Deilavcn bt a• great comedy _..;,;,______.~----~---·······.. ·-··············--·-··-·----······-,··- . mu8le In Teclutlcolor.SO TillS is .PARIS; VIrginia Mayo· . ;, 8imder11 In KING RICHARD ·AND Tmt CRUSADERS . •, . .• ' . ' .. AI Rice Chevrolet Edito1·ial Page Education Was Serious Motter in 1894 Janu11ry 20, 1955 flaqe. 2 ' '·Farm Lane Needs Extension Tea(hers Institute Lasted 10 Days LOOK~uNo Hands! Oo the clor.k when you Lank Ly m4il. t·lext lime you're too bu1y to ~el to fgwn, don't let cheds pilu ~ 1 up. Bank Ly rnDil and lui ' unde ~.,n do the foot. .. a,~o ~[r'\ ··~. ;:!{ ;~. ~.~~~, I ~~~~~NIENT •• : ./fJ~·\ ;~~ ~ Open Friday Nighls ,Until 5:30 ------.. , The Name is Seiectove Paying l 1/2 Ofo Dart National Bank Time Certificates Interest Paid Each 6 Months, If Desired Interest from Date of Deposit All tleJJosils iiiSIIJ'I'.«l 1111 l.o $10,000.00 by Fetleral llr.posil. lnsm•tmr.r. Cot'JH.olttltion • --...... You can always -tell an. Newlon S. Brmr.nl, (ll'llfPr Al'1~1· 2, yr.m·s n I 1'm nHyl van in young Bement tr·unsfer·re!l to I lie llnivet•sily of Mil'higan, gradual· Ing rr•om 1here at 1he age of Hl. He entered I he nrmy .at onee and after service l'n l~l'ance In WWJ s1t1died Fr•ench unrl ot het• sllh· ' You hear it of! en lheae .doye-"'flwll'. goes a new Oltls." ·jects at the Sorbonne, ami lhal'~: Most distinctive of all for '55 n ·long ways off. from Poduntc A nil no 11:onder. First of all, yon can't miss the Amnrt plus the 1nost dynamic performance,'too- "flying r.olor" llnir ll.rot's llu·ning lumds ~~Yt'rywh~•·r. ll'~ . .. BO tlul'ingly new tiJut orily Oldamobilt: coul~l fushion it. And of col1rse the .one, the only, Oltl;nnohilc I ther~~li tlu~ "ROCKET" 202 • "Jlocket"-202 high•COIUJII'CSSiou hor•st:!lllii'Cr I'Caily to ,, t•capond)nstantly 'to yotir every COilllllllllll! Come in! 'l'ry au exciting "Rocket" ~ide ·at om· illwlvroorn'llolv! ' ·. . '•. . \ 511 YOUR. NIARIST CHDSMO BILl Si»hl ofi!;Jrun ltuprqH \VI)I't' l:illll·l SioroJ(!Jrirlgu visih'HI M1•, 1111(1 1\rl'r•l'l, Ferris District clny' i!,Venlnr! viHILOI'Ii nl the (IJun I .r•r1 <"llynn l•'rlrlny nrtm•nrHlll, College Students l'lli'H. J.om Oluoy J Williamston Webberville Ofnl!y, Sr., lnrnlly, '!'Ito 1-ioltlilwcRI Whoutflelcl e)(· Grace Smith Join School Staff Mr.·:, 'l'llf•lmn I•'llllilt' I!J ski; nt II'IIHion gro11p Jlll!l Wuclnt•Hda~· Mrs. Mvrl Graham - Phone 66·F·2 lir>t' homo. willi Ml's, ,lossn SltrJI'WOllll, l~ntll' pr·nct Icc I Dfi('IIC!I'H fmm l\1t•. a1ui Mrs. Llo)'rl 111111 tltP vi<'C·prcsident of the In Brandcntr-n, Florirla. 1 IYii:·higa.'~ ~c.n~~·rPnce Weslr!yan Mrs. Mab!'l Ocstcrlr. is r·o11·! Mrlhorlrsl r.hlll ou can tnl~e om· word for it when· we But bold new styling, of cour·sc, is just one getnwny or safety-surge ncccl erat ion, but Ytell you tillS: · · reason for the scnsnlional success of these insta~ttl;v, and with iufinife smoutlmtiss. The first time we .Put eyes on the··1955 great curs. Buicks, we. really raised a cheer. So you cnn see that just looking isn't enough, New power is pm'l: ol the picture-robust' You hnve to taka that VI' heel in yom· hands, 1h top the looks o£ lust year's Buick-the new V8 power in record might-236 hp in try that power, feel thnt Dynnflow take· car that. moved Buick into the top three of the CENTURY, SurER and RoADMASTER- hold surge, sample thnt Million Dollar the nation's best sellers-that was something. 188 hp in the low-priced SPECIAL, Ride-and check the hnrd-to·pass·up· prices we're quoting. Tlmt gave us two hits in a row, we figured New performance, too-f1·om the dynamic -and it seems we figured right. · ·action of Buick's Val'iable Pitch Dynaflow* We'll glndJy.help you do nil that. Why not Fm· with these stunning new 1955 Buicks, that gives you fa1· better gas mileage in nor· come in t~is.week? . *DY""~rirv Dri•·o iJ sramlurd 011 l?or:dJilt/JfeJ', n/>fional at c.\'1~., cost we're getting even more noses pressed mal dl'iving nnd ct'llisin!~- nnd full·powel' OII'DIIJif Se·ri,s, . . YOU Pllllf ~ uguinst out· showroom windows thnn lnst 1 1 yeut·-und more folks coming in to look and You "'"' .. ,.. ..,. Mlfwt·wll• ... lliil shidy und drive and lm;v. · , . · · · · · · cau .. htll¥1 diiiiiCIIt.,. ,_ llflpllfr. lit IW • .- ' .. ' lnavre agalnlt ._ •·••••. ' I ,' 'tt' llllmiN auu STARS fQft 8UICIC-S•• >h• evl~l·But• 5\Qw Allilnore Twiiffl•t'••nln;~.·------WHEN BETJER AUTOMOaiLII All iuiLT aUICK WILl. W~ fi!IM ------H. Chappell Agency 1 • , ' ' ' ~ ' ,I', ' ' 4a.J1 \V. Delhi ·· l·lilton ·&. · I Richards• Bu·ick1 ,fj 1 1· . , I H11y Prices Are Down I"GHAM ·.COUNTY· j NEWS flalcrl lllfalfn hny In Mlchlgnn I~ Reiling f01· nn uverngc of :ji2P Avery Gives Winter Farming Tips , n ton, nccorrllng to the Crop Re· porting Service, Thnt's 11 rlrop of lrll'n to wnri~ In the woorls 1tlnnc, Don't Jet your sows· get too fllt FARM· SECTIO.N' $2 In the past mnnth. It's $3 Winter Is tho best. time to tnltc while they'm carrying their helow lust yl'ar's price HI this out ficmfi or dying shnde traes young, time, urnund tho l10mc of your com· News About Ingham's Biggest Business- Farming Give fl mtlon high In nlfnlfa nnJnlty. '!'here will J1e less dam· nncl oats, Jlghl on corn with 11g-ing In flower hells nnd lnwns. enough protein supplement, min· Yuu r·nn IJ!lt riel of diseased ernls nncl vitamins. Dairy Groups (lllrls nnd lnsrn~ts by burning the Be sure they get !lXerclse. Benson Gives His Ideas State lnspcetcd For Wholesomeness diHeased nnfi lmwct. Infected With egg , prices down, ·It purts. tnlws con:;tnnt llncl< culling to Give Reports Ilere's n gnml way to prevent lwep loafers· from cntlng poultry. nnemin In young pigs when they men nul. of !JtJslneHs, On Dairying Prtlp Program am r•rJJJiineri. If a poultrymun goes 11 gnocl 'J'ry a satLo·ntr.rl snlu11nn of 1 For Month Test fi'L'l'olls sulfate. This cnn he , ob of culling, he can cut egg paintr•d rlnlly on tlw sow':; udder prorluetion ensts shurply, .T. M. Moo1·e, extension JlOUltrymnn ut to give lhe lmhy pigs enough Mlehlgnn State college, asserts II'On nnd cnpper to prevent nne· that. costs can he sllcecl hy 2 ml;1.A cen t s 11 rI ozcn if t I1c rate of lny , Mlehigan State college swine can he rncren~ed hy 11 dozen eggs r null illonlst, .J. A. Hoefer, also per hen. suggests thut putting gonrl sod rJt' black dirt Into the pen each He point~ nut that It tnl((.'S 35 dny will help. Iloefel' says the 1 In •10 cents trl produce a dozen rlirl is nwre effective if some of eggs If a IInck nveJ•nges GO eggs lhP fcn·ous sulfate solution Js dally per 100 hens. Thnt's 20 to spl'inkled over it. 25 eenls 11 dozen for feed costs You cnn also fcerl the pigs Iron alone. lablcts to Jll'event a ncmln. Bul, Aim at high producl ion, he nrl· Hor!fer points nut, thi~ meilns vises, A hard wnrldng hen ents handling ench llig. only a little more than a loafer. Ingham County News January 20, 1955 Page 4: Wayne G. Feighner Auctioneer * l?ltrm 110d Household Sales * Rou!tl 1 gnton ItllphiH "CASU l'Oit YOUlt JI}I.J~ A8SI~T8" 1\lnson, 1\llch. Call 30711 Coiled FREE 1. 0 IHIILll YOUR UOMI~ GAitAGE WITII CON CRE1'E 1\IASONRY. 2. 0 Hl!ILDING RETl'ER FAUl\l HOUSES WITII SEE ·us FOR CONCREUJ. CEDAR 'I'REATED . 3. 0 LABOlt SAVING CONCRETE DAIItY BAitNS. STEI~L POSTS { END '1. 0 11\IPUOVJm POULTRY IIOUSING WITH CON J~LECTitiC Citi~TE (Also wim-f1•neer~) 'freated Poles - 14-16-18-22-~5 Ft. 5. 0 CONCRETI~ MASONRY FARM JIOMES. Fe:.ce - Barbed Wire - Lawn Fence Gates - 12-14-16 Ft. SEEDS Livestock Gets Any of these booldets free of charge to you. Just mark lllummut h Clover Canadian GJ•imm Alfalfa the S1111are OlliJosite the booldet you want and mail llledlum Clover Certified Rllnger Alfalfa Higher Prices as this cliptJing to us. L1ullno Clover I Timothy - Brame Fei·tlllzer Orders 'fnken Demand Remains GJ~NUfNE OI~GA COAL I~~!;~·Stove RED JACI\ET Stolwr COLONEl~ JACKIIOitN STANDARD BLOCK LOl\IBARD CliAIN SAWS and !log Fcecll~rs - Waterers - '!'roughs - Stoclt Tunk11 SUPPLY CO. Eden Elevator •172<1 Aurelius Road, Lansing Phone 2·1173 l'hune Lclille 216~ Phone Mnson 5680 We Give Gold Stomps Look Under e Hood Auction Sale . I · lla.ving dt~eidl'tl to quit fanning, I will sell at public auction at the tllaee 1 mile north of 1\lason on 01\emos road on the August Jabs farm. 1P.M. SATURDAY, JANUARY 22 1P.M Phone P'rice Brothers Phone Mason Auctioneers Stockbridge 2-8761 Maurice &. Bob 17-F-111 Cattle Machinery Guen1sey Cow, 5 years old, due March 29 . . . Ferguson 2-14 inch plow in good con· ditlon , lfolstein Cow, 4 ~'ears old, fresh and It's power that counts ... not fancy trim, size oil O}Jen ' . grill or length of hood. · 1 Holstein Cow, 4 years old, due A11ril 20 Hay-Corn-Oats . The Allis-Chalmers Model CA ls all tractor - 1 HoL~tein Cow, 4' years old, frmd1 and from the powerful 26.62 horsepower 4-cylinder 0}1eD 500 Dales Clover Hay engine to the offset final drive of Powcr·Shift · Jersey Cow, 3 years old, due April Hi 350 Bushels Oats wheels. . · 1 400 Bushels Com · ll . . I ... Lillil' lllil'rll:ilinll C'crll I li'\'l']fl]i1lH'llll lllLviu~ sold Ill)' l'ar·m I will ~wll at puhlic• aul'liun at the· ulat•t· I ll!il•• c•:1sl nl' 1\'luuilh on lht· Walc·•·loo macl to llulll·nllll•l~t•l" mad, suulh Yi nult·. 1:00 P. M. Saturday, January 29 1:00 P. M. Phone Price Brothers Phone Ypsil,lnli. 'l'llf• c;ll>ll•. 11:1\l' lwitt Mason Auctioneers Stoc~bridge ci,IIJghiPJ:,, II':JJII'ill' """ 111111 ·"" zanlll' ]{IIlli. MIS. Vl'l'nlln 1'1'11( 1111' nnci 2-8761 Maurice " Bob 17~F-111 I<:~chi FJH'IIi Siillltli<~.\ will! M1· and 1\lis. Winn HoiJinson of GI.llld I,Pcigc• Mr. :mel Mrs. ll.imld 1\alz 111' .lnt:I\Son ~[11'111 Sund 1y wilh M1s. Eldon 1\alz nncl fnmily. 21 Head of Cattle Farm Machinery Mr. dlld M1·s. D1111 Dixon \VPI'P Sunciny guc•sl~ ol llwl• daugiiii'I', f{c•gistPr'~tl Jlt•r·l'l'm•d fJow, 7 yt•:H·s oltl, c•al.l h.v siclt• I!H 7 MI) ( llic•sc•l) 'L'r:wt m·, in ~ontl l'ollll itiou Mrs. Jo:vt>lyn lloiH'I'I~on, ,J11ci l:nn· l~l·gistl'l't•cllfPI'I'I'ol'd Cow, 5 yt'lt!'s old, thll' m ,JuuP lui c• ruatiurml l'oi\'I'J'Ii fl Cull iva tor·, Ill' a rl.~ Ill'\\' tly 111 .Jill·kson. Jlm'l'l'tll'tl fJOW, 1J yt•:ti'S old, tlut• Ill r(lllll' lnii'I'IHI ticmal l\1 u unl1•tl Cu I'll l'la nl t• I' Twin daugltlel's WPI'I' htJI'Il to Ht•J'I'I'o•·tl Cow, 4 yt•:u·s ultl, chu· in ,lunt• lull••·national lll':tvy-tluly Sidc• Halil', on l'llhh1•1', Dr.C.J.Hubbard Mr. and Mts. 'l'om,,~ IriC"ISsthilrty tliHt fie<~tli MIS. lIHI lllllmg lmy :tnd rlilron. Ivnn Opdyke, phone Ma· son .1201. 10wt. 31 3 washing machtne, 111 good con·' l!l.'i. l'll ft. C'ifl'i<'Y I(Pfnger·atnr· M.Jrsh.tll o~nil Oliwl 2w2'i lllllll', Willi' lor lii!'I'IIIU!'e Hlid !i!lfl il,lfl's ol wht•.rl sll.t\1' I Will son 3111•1 01 spe al '172 1~ As!J J'OH.M 11LS, ~ ',omc ilk<• clii!Oil. Mts William Jcount:tlll, \~ 11 ) 1 , ·~lllfllll:lli< "" 11 "'1• was ~JII'I'illl winlr1· prier:-; In tlw Vc•sla dr>IJVCI" G!Pnn 0PstrJIP, 1285 S SII'Cet. 3wl D d p SIZI's 7 lo '1, S'l In $15 211., miles west of Ma~on nn Co ~.li.J.l > PIGS- 17 OttlfH'S. Som!' IVI'igh IHIIg Silo Comp,Jny, VPSI.thurg, r;rJPn ro,uf, :J 1111!rs south of Mil· ogs an et~ will\!' flcrcr c·nal, $1 C11! lu;nhmrond, phone Mnson2·111\•l. Nllll' $:!7S.GII Mll'higan. !i2wRp son 01 pllllnr. 21i812 1 ,•JC,J 01 IIICJUIIL' al 117 3wl fWvr·o Chill t'li<·st l•'Jr•r7.er. OVPI' J(IO JlflllllliS, f'lil{ihJr \0 l'l'g· _ ------Mo~son 2\V fl @ -. . - . SIJ'CCI, l\f.tSOII, 1~ 'li~1\',JS !ji•J1 1J 'li 2 iRII'I', B. I<' Wlilll:tilf'l, phnlll' L1•s· l't)AflDTNro pI I II 1N $' "'l'l" 3 1 1 Fal'l11 ------• " - r· vn C! rru on SAVE $52 on pu1 l'hase of 54 111ch ow · ,lf,, .. •1 lte afioi:J Wl !lAY-Baled clover 11llli ,llfalfa, lUllS fill' r.acflliflg". 0rCPI1 Ar•J'('~ Amencnn sinll. Also ICCCIVt' ~.l2 f(I'VIo Chill C'lll'SI l•'iC'P7.1'r', sows- 2 lnrd D~nnrs, lnri'OIV ill I~;quipJnenL wile tied Hownrcl Vaughn, a·~ 1\!'llnels. Mason !)7fll. Sllnrln} Cree 11 copper-toned [J')'IIlg fll111 was !jild'l!l:i Apiil. Also .I Ia I ge canV.IS 1~ ~I mtles south of Slate Gnme Farm Save - Save --- Save holliS 5:00 0:00 jJ. m. 2Swll clock valued Ill $24 9"i. MasOII Now !ji•J!)IJ,O:i 1111 01 1<1 fl'l'l I Wfltild like a night job Mnnurr. SjlreaclcJ's tile Hawley I odd phonp 19'51 _ 1!!50 _ 19•1!1 _ l!l•IS SKA'I'I•'S lln~'s Ill:.<,,"" Sl!ll fi mont.hs old mixture of the 2 per head dally, 2D. Gnh Alicia Allee. llurke, II should be fed depending orl the 13. G1•ade llolslein, :1 yc11r•s old, mm1Uts old mlll!lng·, dun. Se11llllllhc•· HI condition of the ewes. This will Whose Farm Is This? '-.. U. Gnb Bn••lt Dnnloggln ,JIInc, 3 HO. Glib Ph•hwt.,le Lu llurlm, put them in good shape for bear· .___ r-"' H months olcl . Y~trs old, mllldng·, due ,July ing strong healthy lambs. ;!O. . :n. Gub Inkn Starlight lltll'ke, Plenty of water, salt and a :J mmrU1s old moderate amount of exercise wlll do much to .Prevent pregnancy HOW '1.'0 SAY "THANKS": Dairy Equipment disease Ol' lambing paralysis in il!lii3 l~nrm 1\Jrr.slt•r Side Hom· 8·cnn C!lolc•· ewes. Ewes carrying twin lambs These 4 Ingham county farm lllflrdmnt..'l h:wc ttr Eden Elevator ,)IJiiH Farm lllltNim· Surcingle ·tyJJe, 2·nnlt milker 111111 often have a tendency to become ranged for the JIUblication o: 52 "Mystery" Jlictures. )lllmJI .12 ne.w dnlry stulls 1111d slnnchlons (III!VeJ• nse1l) paralyzed and· die a week or 10 It's their tribute to a No.1 industry in Ingham coun· Sl~~m - F'Jmn - COAl, The IQgh~m County News. ty. H you like the farm pictures. tell them so. 16 i\lllk Cnns .iays before they are to lamb. Irlm'I'JLIZJm - F'ENCB - Complete New.s Coverage lli·Gallon me!!h•lc Wnler Uentei' 1'081'8 ' 1 Wush Tunk cil Rural Ingham Counly We Give Gold Sllamtrs AUC'I'IONJIJm•s N01'1~::...... 'l'hls is un oulstiuull.ng herd. It will Hatching Weekly. l'hone Leslie 2Jfi.J - lllusou li680 COMMERCIAL PRINTING be well WO!'th your lime lo attend U1is s11le, Phone Mason 9011 : '~ AII.Winter Watch for Your Farm Pullorum·Clelh Chicks A' ·new "Mystery" picture ·will appear each week. Yours may be ~ext. No one lmows whose farllls Mason Elevator G.eorge A. ·Bailey, ow.ner have been J.lhotogratlhed;....not even the photog· Producers· Co-op·. raphcrs-lt s up to you to. ~ome through tvltl1 the Feecl - Send - .Fcrtiliztlr Gulliver~s H~tchery answers! · · · :,Joe ·Day - Auctionee~ Phone 3881 Eaton Rapids FEEDS 845 W. Columbia Phone 3341 Elevator. Co. . · , ' · MIL'i• JOi,DAN & R. .J. IIILL, fJierks . y, mile; &out,, 011 l.\1·99. Williamston . ·: · ,• · ·. l'h.onl's :-:-orr let! .,, liH - .neshlmii·e • ·llllil'i ·U111Ui71i . '. -, • I Mason , ~ 1'.. ,r ,, ~ J <, t " 1 • I '•.' ' - ' ' , '' , ' ' ' , • ' ' ' • ' (HdiilllU, flll.ll lli'. Fntllll 'I'Jifl on ,rtll Jll!llH i\s more lllll'llgc:n was npplwrl, jrising. flal'!\ \11 l!l:t". tt'IIC'ldllillll'cl IVilll'lt rf'J'HI:il<• 111:•11.1' "' 111 ' lui:\)' llilll I'P<'Iie•J·~ el'i,,·eolil'ttlllf! LIS!' or· 11 I I · exhlhllel!. 'J'Jwy C:llllsc•c\ II !IIIII\ loss of III· i'l'
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