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Cass City Chronicle Volume 33, Number 24 CASS CITY CHRONICLE VOLUME 33, NUMBER 24. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1938. TWELVE PAGES. CLIFTON HELLER AWARDED How Good Is the Local ClubWins PRIZE IN CARNATION QUIZ ]Swimming P001 ]"Star in Kitchen" See Bull Fight in tTragic Death of MeMco + Clifton W. Holler of Howell, l t $800 in Prizes at Michigan, was recently presented Deficit Reduced Milk producers are anxiously Will Glorify.Art with a copy of L. H. Bailey's book, awaiting an interpretation of the dren traveled 4,000 miles in their l "The Garden of Pinks," by The business outlook and price recom- recent trip to Lorado, Texas, and MichiganState Fair Detroit News as a prize for ,the Down to $450 mendation by Dr. E. W. Gaumnitz 0f H0me-making return, and an extra 2,250 miles in best set of answers in a carnation which is expected will be received i side trips to points in Texas and Township Farmer quiz conducted by the Garden News ml about September 12. Old Mexico. At Monterey and and Comment department of The On the basis of his advice pro* Saltillo in Mexico, ,they visited with Stine's Chaznpion Steer New~ Recent $200 Contribution ducers and dealers will attempt to Motion Picture Cooking several uncles and aunts. John Marshall Was Vie- "This paper showed wide re- arrive at an agreement for Sep- In Monterey, Mrs. D,iaz had her Sold for 24aA Cents a search and reading, as well as close by Ladies' Band Brings tember settlement. If unable to School Offers Helpful first glimpse of a bull fight. These tint in Tractor Accident Pound on Wednesday. study of the articles on the Garden It to That Figure. !~gree, differences will be subm~t- Hints to House~vives. contests are attended by several Page," writes Ruth Mosher Place ted to arbitration. thousands of men and women in an Here Tuesday Afternoon. in The News regarding Mr. Heller's August price for Class I sales at amphitheater resembling a football paper which outdistanced all other $1.90 was accepted on the advice stadium. One of the matadors had l Attempting to back up a tractor Members of the Cass City Live- papers .submitted. "It was written The swimming pool deficit has of Dr. Gaumnitz. Class 2 sales for Going to school in a theater! a narrow escape and, according to decreased to approximately $450.00, It sounds a bit strange, doesn't in his barn, John Marshall, promi- stock Club will bring home this w~th clearness and 'a sense of hu- August are at $1.31. These prices Mr. Diaz, he'd rather view the week-end awards for the champion mor and it revealed practical gar- ,the recent contribution of $200.00 are quoted for milk testing 3.5 f. it? But that is what women of fight from the sidelines than be in nent Elkland Township farmer, 4-H steer at the Michigan State ^_:_~ ~.~,~. ~^.~.,..,- by the Cass City Ladies' Band o. b. Detroit. Base price will be the community will be doing when a contest with one of the bulls was killed Tuesday afternoon when Fair, the champmn 4-~ Aoeraeen[ ~ ~ll~r oA-" "~ ~-s E L bringing it down to that figure. computed when August reports ,of The Chronicle motion picture cook- with its sharp horns and massive the machine leaped forward, plowed The cost of the swimming pool ing school, "Star in My Kitchen," through a barn door, and in a fall Angus.......... female, and grandcham-1 ~eller~ ~',~" ~oi ~ass~ ' °~?.~511~y, ~ g raaGua~e~ ~ " - ; m• " base deliveries by producers and body. Usually five matadors wor- stops in 4-1~ ram, 4-n ewe ann, at the City Park reached $7,175.00. August fluid sales by dealers are comes to Cass City on Friday and ry the animal, three minutes at a of ten feet .to the ground, over- a-r~............. weaner, in aaal~lOn ~o l~wo Ifi rs t,recentl - years from- the horticulture Four thousand six hundred fifteen Saturday afternoons; September 16 turned and pinned Mr. Marshall ........ aepartment of Michigan State Col- all available. time, before the bull is put to death. prizes, ~wo seconds an(~ one l~nlr(1 ....... ~ . dollars were collected in individual and 17. between a fender of the tractor and . • rage m ~as~ ~ansmg ann ~s now m Six animals are usually engaged in m the baby beef classes, four flrst l .......... .... subscriptions and four local or-[ . , There will be real lessons, too, as many contests during an after- the rail foundation of a strawstack. me ~mns~ business m nowen A little son of Glen Denton, who award.s, three seconds and two t ' " ganizations gave $1,130.00. includ-lMmh~gan Potato lessons in measuring, mixing, and noon. third prizes on sheep entries, be- I.... ed in ,these are the Cass City Co-t blending the ingredients for many In contrast to the hot weather in lives across the road from the Mar- sides numerous other awards in'T ~ operative Merchantile Co., $200.o0;IGrowers Vote 3 to 1 recipes; in the preparation of such Monterey wa~ the delightfully cool shall barn, was in the barn and their 4-H exhibits. ] |,~r~_ ~,~:~r~ ~r~'~ Cans City Live Stock Shipping As:- ,triumphs as a l~ttice-top fruit pie; atmosphere in Chipinque, a moun- witnessed .the accident. He hur- , In one of the largest steer show~]~~ ~ ~~a~ ~a~ sociation, $230.00; Elkland Town-~or Marketing Plan in making delicious frozen desserts tain resort, 18 kilometers' travel ried to the Marshall home to sum- at the state fair, Where competi-t ship, $500.00; and the Cass City t and salads; in laundering fine fab- from Monterey. ] mon help. Mr. Marshall was car- Ladies' Band~ $200.00. t ~ _ rics; and in planning healthful ried to his residence where he I Anthony Ortez, a cousin of Mr. son Stine's Aberdeen Angus, "Cass I I~I[t[~DU l~t[~ The Rotary Club realized $525.00] Returns from the state-wide re~- meals for growing children. Diaz, accompanied them here from l passed away within a half hour of City Rotarian," was judged the[ ,~ as its share in presenting the Mar-l erendum on the proposed potato The camera has assembled all the Lorado for a visit. the accident. champion 4-H steer. Thi~ fine ani- quis show and $94.00 from a recent!marketing agreement shows that a expert information of trained home Funeral services will be held at mal was also awarded second place l Affred Karr Lost Hay, movie at the Cass Theatre, both majority of 3 to 1 favor the plan, economists~not as a routine lec- the family home today (Friday) at in the Michigan Special class, t sums going to ,the .swimming pool, Maurice A. Doan, ~chairman of the ture, not as a formal "highbrow" 2:00 p. ~., by Rev. ,Charles Bayless, Michigan Agricultural Conserva- Stin&s steer weighed about 1,000! Grain and Implements in while $252.00 came as a percentage demonstration, but as a real ro- pastor of the Bethel Nethodist poands and sold for 24~ cents a of receipts from carnivals showing tion Committee announced this mance of home-making, full of sus- 642 Students Are Episcopal Church. Entombment pound on Wednesday. The local I Fire on Labor Day. here for two years. week. pense and charm, and informal will be in Elkland Cemetery. club will realize around $800 in t ~o Of the 2,469 Michigan potato Concluded on page seven. John Marshall, son of the late growers voting in the referendum, John and Mary Corkindale Mar- prize money on their exhiibts in I Fire of undetermined origin de- Enrolled in School Detroit. Two Couples Marry 1,861 indicated that they were in shall, was born in Teeswater, On- I stroyed a large barn on the farm favor of the regulation~ which tario, on August 21, 1874, and Alfred Goodall exhibited the of Alfred Karr, one mile west and potatoes champion 4-H Aberdeen Angus fe- on September 1 would eliminatecull from Depicted Lessening The Grades Have 234, came to Elkland Township with his .three and a half miles north of interstate commerce and the Fed- of Local Control parents in 1884, and has since re- male. Jack Loney showed the grand Cass City Monday morning. In champion 4-H ram and the grand Reagh- Nichol. oral-State inspection of these ship- Junior High 89, and the sided here. On April 23, 1907, ne addition to the-building, 40 by 60 Miss Olive Nichol, daughter of •ments" Of .the producers who voted, was united in marriage with Miss champion 4-H ewe and Miss Max- feet in size, the flames also de- Senior High School 319, ine Loney the grand champion 4-H Mr. and Mrs. Vern Nichol, of those signifying that they were in Vernon Brown, editor of a com- Matte Spurgeon. ,stroyed mows of hay and grain, Shabbona became .the bride of Del- favor of the agreement represent- munity newspaper in Mason and a Mr. Marshall was a highly re- wether. All these sheep were 500 bushels of oats, 100 bushels of Southdowns. bert Reach son of Mr ann Mrs led 75.6 per cent of the po~avo pro- representative in the state iegisla- spected farmer, widely known here, Wheat, 100 bushels of corn, a hay Lloyd RehaSh of Cass "City" a# a !ducti°n of all of the participants ture since 1929, told Rotarians at Pupils enrolled Wednesday and and actively engaged in community The following paragraphs con- loader, wagon and rack, litter car- the following day assembled in tain the places won this week at the quiet ceremony which took place m fihe balloting.
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