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Ip Rrtp It (E M M Tg I M I HEADQUARTERS FOR FIRST TELEPHONE WANT ADS CLASS JOB PRINTING IprrtPit (Emmtg Im iri TO NUMBER NINE N U M B E R 17 BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1938 SIXTY-NINTH YEAR 1st. NAT. BANK TO PAY FINAL DIVIO END Payments Total Dr. Dunning, President Alma College, Commencement Speaker 104.87 Per Cent Drop Dividend Senior Play Future Farmers Maroons Win in Grade Pupils Mark Pan-American Sixth and Final Dividend o f Now H ere’s Plant Redbud Trees on Common Stock $56,000 Coming Within ar Meet Next Month Coming May 13 The Future Farmers of Ameri­ Day by Letters to S. America School Stockholders of the Clark the Equipment company received ca of the Buchanan high school W. R. Payne, receiver o f the Rev. W. H. Brunelle to De­ Win 1 0 'Out of 11 Firsts- in statements this week announcing agricultural department planted Send Letters to Private First National Bank of Buchanan, Proposition liver Baccalaureate Address Meet with New Buffalo, ’ROUND ABOUT a small net profit of $26,210.01 for Sunday, May 29 redbud trees on the trail last Fri­ Berrien Springs School in Maracaibo, BUCHANAN the first quarter of 1938. The announces that the sixth and final day, 12 boys under the direction Venezuela common stock dividend was omit­ dividend payment representing an of Clarence Danger planting sev­ By JOHN SCHULTZ . i --------- The 193-> commencement season Saving Old Trees ted but the preferred stock divi­ 8 per cent dividend and a partial for Buchanan high school will eral large ones along the Mocca- [ Coach Johnny Miller’s Buchanan; An interesting project carried Two of Buchanan’s most ancient dend of $31,851.75 was paid, al­ sin bluff drive. interest dividend of 4.87. per cent - Uncle start off with the Senior play on tracksters won their first meet of on by the local schools in the past and honorable residents, the giant though it exceeded the net earn­ oak on the lots of Dr. H. C. Fred­ ings. will be available within the next Hank J Friday evening, May 13, when the the season Friday afternoon on the ■ month was the observance of Pan­ rickson at 206 West Front street thirty days. selected cast of seniors Will pre­ Bankers to Meet home cinders by piling up a sizable American Day on April 14, with ! and of Miss Clara Sabin at Oak Since 92 per cent of the original sent “The Nut Farm.” margin over Berrien Springs and the definite objective of promoting and Third street are reported to deposits had been paid in the five The finale will be the commence­ in Blossom Fete be recovering satisfactorily after preceding dividends,, this an­ ment on the evening o f Thursday, New Buffalo in a triangular meet, international relationships. Feature Drum, 'Eight hundred bankers, none of a series of serious operations, in­ nouncement means that the bank June- 2, when the graduates will Led again by Earl Stevens, who | Letters were written by the lo- them superstitious, are expected cluding the amputation of quite a is to pay depositors 104.87 per receive their diplomas and will accounted for 20 points with four \ cal grades and sent to the pupils to attend the annual Blossomtime number of limbs. The oak at the Bugle Contest cent or their deposits. The pay­ near an address by Dr. Dunning, bank convention to be held at the firsts, the Bucks steadily piled up j Of a .private school maintained by home of Dr. Fredrickson is easily Kalamazoo Presbyterian minister ment aggregates $56,000. A fur- Whitcomb Hotel in St. Joseph, a lead that their opponents had]an oil company in Maracaibo, one of the m03t handsome and who was recently elected president at Flower Fete ther notice will be sent out as Friday, May 13, representing no chance to maten. Altogether' Venezuela. The project was pro­ striking trees in town and the soon as the checks are ready for of Alma College. Rev. W. H. Bru­ largest in point of girth circum­ We sure got hard times ahead oi Group Eight o f the Michigan file Millerites accounted for lO out j m°ted by the grade supervisor, delivery. The depositors are urg­ nelle will deliver the baccalaureate ference, after the removal o f the Northwestern University us here at Glendovry the crops address on the evening of Sunday, of the l l possible victories. Miss Helen Graves, with the co- ed to have their receivers' certifi­ Members of the profession are Stevens stepped over the high | operation of the grade teachers, giant elm from the home o f Mrs. Band to Heed Parade, of cates available at the time of this area all goin’ to be so good we May 29. expected from Michigan, Indiana, hurdles in the time of :18 for hisj Extracts from the letters follow: W. F. Runner. The oak on the lot 60 Floats, and 1200 second notice, so that they may The all-school exhibition of of Miss Clara Sabin has the dis­ can’t keep the prices up. Chicago, New York and other first victory. Earl looked his -best I Dear Friends in Venezuela: Musicians obtain their cheeks promptly and work will he held May 20. Senior tinction of being the tree after places. Golf will be enjayed in in the high jump. He cleared 5 Yesterday our teacher told us thereby expeditethe delivery. Al­ examinations will be held May 25 which Oak street was named. Or “ MODDURN” the morning, informal lunch at feet 9 inches. In the 220 yard, dash i tbat April 14th was Pan Ameri- A drum and bugle corps contest so there are still in , the hands of and 2G. The Junior-Senior Prom rather, it is the last of a group of Oh, where, oh where, is that inde­ noon, business in the afternoon, he sprinted the distance in ;25,8. i can She thougn it would be featuring crack organizations the trust 1310 checks representing will be held May 27. three after which the street was dinner in the evening, and a floor His last first place was in the nioe -if we would write you a let- from two states and drills by the depositors’ shares Of previous div­ cent picture named. It is the second largest show and dance at night. D. W. broad jump. He won this with a j ter. L t As a pleasure to write to internationally known Jackson The boys used to peddle about on 'tree In town and the only oak on idends. It is hoped that all these Ewing, cashier of the Union State leap of 18 feet. .1 people who live in South America. Zouaves will attract thousands of the sly?— Financial Paper Oak street. will be claimed before the termin­ To be caught with the goods was Bank, is in charge of publicity A slow track and a strong head-, will, tell you some things we persons to Filstrup Field in the ation of the trust early in June. 'do. / :" The Davey-trained tree surgeons to come under stricture, and- entertainment. All of the wind hampered the- runners in no evening following the giant Blos­ Mr. Payne states tnat the total Lists Clark in Our boys and girls, are very who operated said that nearly all So they slipped it along with a members of the Berrien County small way, and. consequently no som parade on Saturday,. May cost of liquidation has been legs much interested in your country, trees in towns are half starved wink of the eye. Bankers Association are to act as outstanding marks Were produced 14 th. ■■.■■■■ than 7 per cent. Total cash col­ 13 Best Earners and would like to know more, from lack of normal nutrition, be­ a reception • committee. The gen­ in the races. The parade itself will have 60 lected during the liquidation per­ Marshall Doak, Buchanan ace about' it. The school here begins in cause the crop of leaves i3 burned And that which went with it— the A recent issue: of the Michigan eral committee in eliarg. 'nm- floral floats and m ore: than 20 iod from assets and stock assess­ shot-putter, tossed the shot 43 the fall for you know we have four annually instead of rotting and . off-color story Manufacturer and Financial Re­ prise: C. I. Monroe,, priaiaent, of bands with a membership of 1,200 ments was $525,650.96, Offsets cord contained an article on the feet 2% inches. Lei ter and Beck Seasons; spring, summer, fall and mulching about the roots, Do furtive recitals descant on it the First National Bank of Wat- musicians headed by the North­ allowed on assets totaled $48,- /'"*■ final report for 1937 of corpora­ looked very good for their first winter! We study about the things yet? . ervliet; D. W, Ewing, cashier of The oak of Oak street received western University Band of 100 049.14. Total losses charged off / tions in Michigan, which places appearance, j the countries across the sea eat Why haven't you heard— they are the Union State.. Batik; Harry special feeding through the injec­ members. aggregated $142,080,13. Thefel the Clark Equipment Company of The relay race was not held, and their habits. Then in June we both in their glory Hogue, president of the. Eau tion o f fertiliser in holes drilled in Listed in the drum and bugle which the local plant is a unit, as and Olily two places were given have our vacation. We go to the are no remaining uncollected as- \\ Right on the front page! .
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