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A new address has Juet been re- ceived for Ron Clark as follows: Ronald H. Clark 8A 461-21-61, Oa> Estabiif htd June, 1893 LOWELL, MICH.. THuksDAY, MAY 22,1952 Number 4 ley 409 USNTC, Great Lakes, ITL N«w houata under construction Clark Parsons, son of Mr. and In Lowell vicinity art Don Bcachum F. F. A. Members Earn U. P. Trip and Project Awards Mrs. Glen Parsons of South Boston on Beaohum St., Leonard Kerr, Jr., Ptans Underway UMxpcertdly FtWoy Higher Rates who haa been confined to Base BaJJay Dr.. and Orie Oroenenboom, Hospital the past eight weeks suf- Jr., tn Vergennct townahlp. Leo A. Denny. 81, parsed away fering from pneumonia and compli- * * it For Observing Friday, May 18, verjr tffcexpectedly Forjinancing cations, was released last week. HI* Another attractive window dis- after a brief illoass at his heme at new address Is: Clark R. Parsons play along our Main etreet this 804 East Main StreeL A3-c Air Force 16402689 Graduate Brks 1351, Lackland, AFP, San An- week ia that of Avery Jewelers Decoration Day Mr Denny waa born in Grand Improvements r.'hlch ie centered with a large tonio, Texas. Rapids July 28, 1890 and has lived The special committee set up compoeite picture o! the Class of Lowell and surrounding com- the past 88 years in Lowell. Until William Foster, son of Mr. and 'S3 of Lowell High School, around muniUes are getting plans wall by the council to bring in plans for recently he has been itt the employ financing extensions of sewers and Mrs. Floyd Foster of R-2, Lowell, which ii grouped gift suggestions underway for the annual observ- now haa an overseas address as fol- of the C. H. Runclman Co. water mains in the village of Low- for the graduate. The picture ia ance of Decoration Day, which lows: William B. Foster FN Navy large enough so that each member falls this year on Friday, May 80. Surviving are his wife, Evelyn; ell proposed to the council on Mon- one son, Robert Denny, of Low- • ^ 115 Box 61, c. o. FPO, New York, of the class may easily be identified The American Legion. Veterans 7 f t day night that these improvements ell; two daughters, Mrj. Janice N. Y. His father came to the of- from the window. of Foreign Wsrs, their Auxiliaries, be paid for by revenue bonds which fice last week and ordered the Led- Marlnaro of Metuchen, N. J., and * * • also Blue Star Mothers, and Wom- would be spread over an extended ger sent to him. Sylvia at home; also three grand- Lowell's week for clean-up, paint- an's Relief Corps are cooperating period and paid by an increase in children. A son, Raymond, pre- up haa made a big Improvement in in arranging ceremonies for the village water rates and a sewer Charles Kelley completed his ceded his father In death. all parte of the village. Rubbiah day, with Babe Wingeier, Louis tax. The committee told tha coun- basic training at Lackland AFB, has been hauled away, amall re- Kingsley and Lawrence Armstrong Funeral services were held Mon- cil that if the residents want im- Texas May 4, and Is now stationed modeling and repair jobe in many representing the American Legion day morning at St. Mary's church provements they must be willing at Sheppard AFB, Texas, where hs of the homes add to the attractive- and Gordon Hill, the V.F.W. act- and interment was in Oak wood * Jl'V % to pay for them. is studj^ng airplane mechanics. He ness in residential areas. ing as committee In charge. cemetery. W. A. Roth ft Sons were The council took this under con- writes he is continuing as Bar- The village haa the streets all in charge. racks Chief. His new address Is Any other organization or group sideration and authorized the spec- marked off for safety rones, park- A-3c Charles E. Kelley, AF164036f0^ interested in assisUng with this ial committee of Elmer Schaefer, ing care, for reserved and no park- W. A. Roth and Thomas Moore to 3769 Student Barracks 862, Shep- ing places. patriotic observance is asked to Softball Season proceed and employ an engineer to pard AFB, Texas. The white and yellow painted contact any member of Uie com- prepare plans add specifications linea really show up. mittee. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Willard have Opens in Lowell for the first proposed sewer and * * * received the address for their son water extension on E. Main street The petunia tuba will be placed who has been tent to Korea We The annual meeUng and program Monday Night to the village limits. along our Main St. during the next pass it on for the benefit of friends of the South Boston Cemetery As- The council also authorized the week, before Memorial Day and who wish to write to him. Pvt sociation will be held at South The Lowell Moose Softball taant committee to prepare pians to will be cared for conaistently with Richard C. Willard US 27028448 Boston Grange hall on May 80th. will pry the lid off their 1982 divorce the water department from the hope that they will be in their 560th MP Co. APO 89 c. o. Poet- The program will start at 9:10 schedule at Recreation Park Mon- the Light and Power utility and full glory for Showboat Days, the mnster. San Francisco. Calif. committee haa announced. with the Rev. Glenn McCarty of thly, May 28, at 8:80 p.m. Opening set the sewer and water depart- Those acting oa tbe tub commit- Saranac giving tbe address. -- ceremonies will be carried on in ment up as a separate utility. A-C 1st class James W. Fonger tee are Mrs. Errol Osborne, chair- real big league style. At 8:18 the returned Thursday to Selfridga Fire Protection for Keene naa; Mrs. Albert Dalstra, Mrs. L High School band will parade from Field to finish his enlistment. W. McFall, Mrs. Liale Watteraon The Caledonia American Legion the school to the ball park tor tha Edwin Thompson, supervisor of will hold their memorial services at traditional flag raising. Front Row—Mr. Rlchrcdnd, Hareld ^filler, Harvey Stark, Don Bergy, Ken Preston, Doug Antonldes, Mr. Keene Township was present at Word has been received from and Mrs. A. E. Ward. the Alaska cemetery on Friday * * * the meeting to ask the village Bob Kline, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. morning. May 80, at 10:48. Follow- The opponents for the Moose Hagen. Second Row—Harold Seese. Don Richardson, Jack Smith, Leonard Hoag, Dave Miller, Duane Knapp. council to enter Into an agreement L. Kline, who enlisted in the Mar- Part of the Ledger staff was in ing the services there will be a pro- will be the Grand Rapida Team- Bob Condon, Lewis Condon. with Keene Township for fire pro- ines with Bill Kinyon, son of Mr. our nc!5hborlng city of Holland gram and the Cemetery Association sters Union. The sponsors for this Hover, Dick Bancroft, Charlea Transue, Clyde Francisco, Glen Rosen- tection for the residents In the and Mrs. Earl Kinyon. Bob gives Saturday and enjoyed a full day meeting. team are spending over a thousand Third Row—Bob Onan, Richasd of the hospitality of the Tulip City. dollars in equipment, uniforms, berger, lioyd Miller. western part of the township with us his address as follows: Pvt. The quaint Dutch costumes and Msnfman Cemetetry at 2:N etc. The Moose, too, will be Fourth Row—John PsUioe. Don Dchroeder, Tom Canfleld, Carlan Anderson, George Anderson, Bob Lowell telephones. The council Robert J. Kilns, lt27W7-8l7-C-Oo. danotag gWa, the parade of bands Memorial Day services will be flashing typical Yankee uniforms HIcok, Bob Smlt. agreed to accept the Keene board's 4th Recruit Trng. Btn., MC.R.D., In which some 44 outatate bands held at Merriman cemetery on Sun- of pearl grey set off by dark caps Fifth Row—David Krebs, B B Condon. Paul Richardson, Val Bennett, Ken Houlihan, Gordon Alberts offer of $50 a call for each fire run SanDeigo 40, Calif. As yet no from high schools and patriotic or- day, May 38th at 2:80 p. m. and socks. Lee Norton. Into the township. \ permanent address has been re- ganlxations took part, the gorgeous For the opening ceremonies Vil- In the rear, holdlag the b Lare Arnie Staal, left *nd Dick Lumbert, right. This Is In line with payments the ceived from Bill. floats intermingled throughout the township has made to the Saranac Twtfvt WM Racaivt lage President Peter Speerstra will The 15 boys who have earned the Ronald Collins entered the ser* parade, the beautiful drive through fire department of 1900 for ten BSpcS UsJlf I^ASMRAIlltSAN pitch the first ball to Jack Fonger, trip to the Uupper Peninsula this vice May 14th. Several Lowell peo- the tulip lanes and the acres of col- CORRESPONDENTS! years protection and $1,500 pay- president of the Lowell Board of year are Arnith Stahl, 1.818 points; ple heard him broadcast over WJR orful blooms on the tulip farms is Trade. C. H. Runclman will servo Kindergartnecs ment to the Beldlng fire depart- a most wonderful eight. At St. Movy's Church For the bsnsfrt of our adver. Harold MllUr, 1,968; Donald Bergy. Thursday afternoon on a program aa umpire in calling the pitch. titers and patrons the Ledger 1,167; Charles Transue, 1.161* Rus- ment for like term of fire protec- Our "Ledgerettes" commented Next Sunday, May 28, at eight of interviewing new recruits. The team this season will again will be published early next week sell Condon, 1,125; Douglas Anton- tion. The payment in those two most favorably on the quality of o'clock the procession of children Xommencemenf be sponsoi-ed by the Moose lodge which requires sll correspondence ides. 1,125; Harold Seese, 1.120; cases was made at the time of the ente/ialnment, the courtesy shown with the cross-bearer and acolytes In conjunction with the village and and ad copy to be in our hands Dave Krebs, 1,081; Kenneth Pres- purchase of nrw fire trucks and and the systematic and ordeily will begin from the sacristy of St. Board of Trade. The team will he on Monday. Your cooperation ton, 1,024; Gordon Wilcox, 1,024; this money helped to buy the fire handling of traffic by the Michigan Mary's Church. The altar boys SetforJune4 Lucky Farni Quiz under the management of Herman will be greatly appreciated. Bob Condon, 1,023; Paul Richard- fighting equipment. State Police and local policing. and the pajtot will follow. Arriv- son, 940; Bob Foster, 863. Richard L. (Pop) Kline. The Moose this Not to be outdone by the high ing in church the first commun- Lumbert, 829; and Carlen Ander- New Appointments year hss contracted the services school graduates, the children Feature Closes icants will occupy the two pews in son, 817. The following appointments of pitcher Claude Hall, formerly who will have completed their the center aisle. All Sports 'Bust' made by the president were an- of Crystal Flash Claas A fastball first year In school will have a These points are earned by partl- The Sisters of the Immsculatc nounced by L W. Rutherford, pres- team. Claude will be in the box to commencement of their own, with cioation In the following activities: With This Issue Heart of Mary, from Ionia, who open against the Teamsters Union Fallasburg Park Scholarship, Leadership, Supervised ident pro-tem: have prepared the children will dl' all the trimmings. Parents a Business Manager Mel Lewis Farm Practices, Co-operation, Com- Finance, Herbert Elzlnga, Wm. The Lucky Farm Photo-Quiz fear Walter R, Bcrgy, R-8, Lowell, has rect them to the Communion rail friends of the beginners will bd ftate« that this will be one of the munity Service, Conduct of Meet- Christiansen, E. G. Schaefer. Light ture which began in the Ledger been named a member of The durinr High Mass. , guests at the exercises which will Monday, May 26 finest teams ever to represent the ings, Recreation and F. F. A. Ex- 4 Power, W. A. Roth, Herbert El- last November comes to a closing American Jersey Cattle Club. He be held Friday morning, June 8Ui with this week's story. There have Immediately after the Mass tha local lodge. The second annual All Sports hibits at fairs. Congratulations to zlnga, Wm. Christiansen. Street, ia a local breeder of registrred Jer- at 10:80 In the school gymnasium. been 26 olctures In all, photograph- children will be vested with the All games will be of class A cal- ist jrblch Is being planned for these boys. L. W. Rutherford, E. G. Schaefer, sey cattle. Some 72 kiddles will receive di- ed at random by an out-of-town Mcapular of Our Lady of Mt. Car- ibre, home contests wilLbe plsyed Us of Lowell High School State Farmers this year are Don- W. A. Roth. The recent application of Bergy plomas, and Miss Page has ar- 1 photographer from the air from an mel, the pr-fceaaion precedea Is sponsored by the Busi- ald Bergy, Kenneth Preston, and Park and Buildings, Peter Mul- for membership was approved by on Monday and Thuraday nights ranged a .program consisting ol airplane. The Ledger has had no through the center aiale back to the en and Sporta boosters of Russell Condon. This is the high- der. Herbert Elzlnga, L. W. Ruth- the dhib's Board of Directors at at 8:80. Each year these games at- several Imaglnathro plays, singing way of knowing whose farm waa sacristy. The fOllDwlng are enrolled thi village and will be held at Fal- est award given in the state with erford. City Hall. Band and Li- their last meettng. Requirements ia the Claaa of IMS: tract thousands of fans, and this games, a processional "and- music only 2 per cent of 10,000 (state pictured until the owner identified lasburg Park Monday, May 26. brary. Wm. Christiansen, Peter for membership specify that an ap- year an attractive schedule should by the Junior band. membership) boys being awarded. it. Each was a mystery until II Arehart, Patricia; Arehart, Rob- Mulder. L. W. Rutherford. Fire plicant must be an owner of Jersey fill the stands for every contest. The barbecued chicken banquet is At the Chapter Farmer Initia- appeared in the paper. ert; Beimers, Richard; Crawford, to be served at 6:30 and MSC ath- and Public Health. E. G. Schaefer, cattle and be a careful and reliable Early season games are as follows: Senior Activities tion this year 26 of the sophomores The contest has been most in- Charlotte; Gallagher, Bruce Rob- letic movies and a speaker will W. A. Roth, Peter Mulder breeder. May 26, Teamsters Union; May 29, Seventy-ono seniors will lay aside and Juniors were initiated. There teresting to many of our readers ert; Ford, Tex; Hoover, Msry Ann; highlight the program to follow. Law enforcement, L W. Ruther- Mr. Bergy's application was en- Walters Sports Shop; June 8nd, were also 13 Greenhands, three of and we are only sorry more farm- Lee, Patricia; Organek, Thomas; their books on Friday of this week Tlcketa are now on sale and ford, Wm. Christiansen. W. A. dorsed by at least five members of RUteredorf, Sharon; Serne, Rich- Lears; June 9, National Metals; them being sophomores. Initiated, ers could not have been in the and turn their attention to the ac- Roth. Airport, Bruce i'cMahon, the club and this membership fives ard; Shflpard, Richard. June 12, Mailer's Bakers. are available at McMahon-Rey- Tom Canfleld, Lewis Condon, Clyde quiz. We have learned some fas- tivities which will highlight the nolds store. L W. Rutherford, Harry Day. him the privilege of voting ih the close of thtir school sctivities. A Francisco. Robert Frazler, Duane cinating information from those Knapp, Lloyd Miller, Lee Norton. Marshall and Health Officer. organization's affairs. He is also few likely graduates will find It who have called and told us of the entitled to special membership fees r,73 John Polllce, Gordon Wilcox, Char- Lawrence Armstrong. Chief of Po- history of their farms, the pro- i necessary to remain In school dur- Sidoy Topte Clofed Decoration Day les Transue, Gordon Alberts. Ken lice, Frank L. Stephens. Night- when transacting business with It. DIM Mowing MMSS ing the final two weeks to make gress they have made, and some Houlihan and Richard Huver. watchman, Carl Kyser. Supt. Light unusual hobbles. The American Jersey Cattle Club The Rev. Philip R. Glotfelty haa up deficiencies. It is hoped that Opefi Al Day Thorfday ia America's oldest dairy breed Arthur A. Bloomer, a resident of A Power and Streot Commissioner, chosen "Carrying the Banner" aa none will fall by the wayside. The Lowell Postoffice will be Many Worthwhile Activities Tom Moore. Fire Chief and Fire Last Picture in Series registry organisation. It was or- Grand .Rapids area all bis life, and his sermon topic for Memorial On Friday, May 28rd, the school closed all day Friday. May 30th, The year was started off by hav- Marshall, Dave A. Clark. Village The 26th and last of the series ganized in 1M8 and ever since has well known in Lowell, died Sunday Sunday, May 28, at the aarvicea to assembly will be provided by the for the holiday, except for box de- ing a bake goods sale. We also Attorney, Roger O. McMahon. of pictured farm homes Is owned preserved the records and im- afternoon at his home at 1246 Bos- be held In the Lowell Methodist senPira. On Tuesday, May 27, the livery. The State Savings Bank, had one in the spring. This money by Mr. and Mrs. Orie Groenenboom proved and promoted the Jersey ton SL SE. lb was 7S years old Church at 11:00 o'clock. class will enjoy a picnic at Lake all stores and industries will be is used for activities during the in Vergennes township, six miles breed. Its national headquarters is and has been in ill-health since last The robed choir which is making Seven Campfire Olris in Columbus. September. Michigan. dosed and all are asked to Join in year and also for the trip. northwest of Lowell. Its last appearance for the season, For the last Football game we Mr. Bloomer retired seven will render the Fred Waring ar- The peak of the activities will be the Memorial and Decoration Day - Attain Hiqhest Rank The home shown In the picture exercises. had a pep meeting which was as years ago from the Chesapeake rangement of "The Battle Hymn of highlighted by the Junior-Senior Awards Are Presented Is known as the Percy Read farm banquet and prom on Thursday. successful as any put on. As the which he purchased in 1942. Here and Ohio Railroad where he work- the Republic." Mrs. Evelyn Wlt- All stores will remain open all football season ended we sponsored Attroctt Locd Con May 29th. The graduates will be About 180 Campfire Girls, Blue the Groenenboom family reside and ed as a carpenter. He waa born tenboch .will accompany at the day Thuraday Instead of observ- a dance along with the Girls Club. grand piann and David Coons at hosts to the alumni at a party on Birds, fathers and sponsors at- take care of young stock, poultry Several stock car drivers and in Cascade township and waa a ing the usual Thursday afternoon Other activities were roller skating the organ. Saturday, May 31st. Baccalaureate tended their Dad-Daughter dinner and some of the farming. The fans from this vir.lnlty attended member of the Burton Heights closing hours. parties with other clubs, aa well aa services will bo held Sunday eve- In the school gymnasium Monday greater part of the dairy project Is the races at the. Scenic Saranac Methodist church. 1 our own party. We had two scrap kJ« as—. BSfl CaaZek ning, June let The claas will em- evening. A potluck supper was carried on at their original home Speed bowl last Sunday and have Surviving are his wife. Lulu E-, riift tSfsG Iwls* ••gaMini Lowel Sportsmen Club drives and netted the Chapter bark on the Clipper Monday morn- provided by the mothers, several nearby where the son-in-law and one son, Theron A.; one daughter, Bmaw WlwlMf fVJIai a about $150. declared it to be the newest and cn|oy cw in is?s w-tmcrs ing, June 2nd, for Milwaukee, and / 9viHrullrt^3 Meetings of whom also assisted by prepar- daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Com- faelest raceway in Western Mkh - Mrs. Delbert R. Waadyke; four The Chapter entered Parliamen- will return the same day. ing and serving coffee. These were dure live , on the 520-acre farm gaa. The Speedbowl Is located grandchildren; and three great- A letter from Mr. and Mrs. Bill President Phil Davenport has tary Procedure, and Demonstration which Mr. Groenenboom bought The climax of the program of Mrs. Doris Alexander, Mrs. Evelyn a half mile south of Saranac High grandchildren, all of Grand Rap- Smith who have been wintering at scheduled a work sessfon for the teams at Coopersvllle In the district some 27 years ago. ids. Also two brothers, Leroy of festivities will be the seventy- contests and both teams received Wittenbach, Mrs. Lucille Story, School and features the best in Rockport, Texas, Indicates that members of the local Sportsmens On the larger place there Is a log Alto, and Leo O., of Ada; and a fourth commencement of Lowell stiver ratings. Mrs. Helen Noah, Mrs. Marguerite stock ear racing with Champion- they plan to remain there on the Club for Priday, May 24. Workers icabln, believed to be the oldest sister. Mrs. Claude Teitar of Free- High School on Thursday, June 5. The annual F. F. A. Parent and Shaler, Mrs. Dorothy Bozung and ship cars and drivers in open com- banks of Aransas Bay for the sum- will meet at Curly's Diner at 6:30 building In Vergennes township. port. Son Banquet will be held Thursday Mrs. Winifred Wood. petition. . mer months. Mrs. Smith says they Pre-School Oinlc sharp. President Davenport states Mr. and Mrs. Comdure lived in this Services were held Wednesday May 22 at the High School Audi- This year seven Lowell girls have Owners and developers of this are very comfortable there and thai if about a dozen men will 135-year-old cabin until cscently afternoon 'at Zaagman Memorial A pre-school clinic for those chil- torium. received the rank of Torch Bearer, speedway are Pfte Pineis, formerly that it ia not too hot with the turn out for this bee the work can when the'new home was built. Chapel, yith burial in Chapel breeze right off the Gulf. Mr. dren who are going to enter kin- The Agriculture teachers are Mr. the highest In the Campfire pro- of Lowell, and Jerry CQsack, both he cleaned up in one evening. All Hill Memorial Gardens. Smlth'a health is abou>: aa usual. dergarten next fall will be held in Richmond and Mr. Hagen. gram. Awards were made at the Both farms are In a high state of of Ionia. Sportamen are urged to turn out. It was with a little glow of pleas- the kindergarten room of the Public Relations Committee: Council Fire held after the 'dinner. cultivation and the Holsteln herd ure that ahe staled how much they grade school building on Monday Tueaday, May 27, the Club's reg- Robert Onan Each girl chose the craft In consists of 00 milking cows and 80 4.H CLUB LEADERS HONORED P. T. A. liistaiation morning,' May 26th. The following ular meeting will be held at the Val Bennett young cattle for replacements. POR EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE had enjoyed visits from Lowell which she was most Interested, On WtdMfdoy. May 28 folks paasing through there during schedule will be followed; city hall at eight o'clock. At this Paul Richardson from « total of eighteen. The re- There are about fifty acres of paa- ture and woodlot. Mrs. O. K. Graham and Alvin the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank For children with initial letter meeting the building committee quirements in each of these crafts Wells, both of Lowell have been InsUllatlon of officers for the Coons, also Mr. and Mrs. Peter of last name A through F. 9:00 to will report on progress made and demand considerable effort, but Mr. Groenenboom came to this country from the Netherlands when chosen by. the Kiwanis club to re- 1982-88 season will be conducted at Speerstra. 10:00; G through M. 10:00-11:00; N Instructions will be given to dele- Yoiith Fellowship provide many opportunities for he was a lad of 17 and has always ceive the club's leadership awards the next PTA meeting on Wednes- Mrs. Smith said in her letter that through Z, 11 00-12:00. gates to the State Convention. A starting and carrying out hobbles, Elects New Offictrs been interested in dairy farming. "for exceptional service to the Kent day evening. May 28 at 8:0^ o'clock they talked fifty miles per hour, It Is suggested that parents special program of entertainment for learning new skills and teach- He married Carolyn HordyV of De- county 4-H club progTam.'' in the high school projection room. and wo can believe that, knowing bring their ehlfdren promptly at will be presented, followed by re- ing younger girls, and for commun- The Youth Fellowship of the troit and the couple have five • New officers to be installed are how much one appreciates the op- the beginning of the hour Indicated freshments. All members should ity service. Methodist Church elected the fol- daughters and a son. Orie Groen- as foUowo: President, Mrs. Harold portunity to catch up on home for their name, as the doctors are be present. Okihi Camp Rrt Group Myers; vice-preaidenta, Carl Mun- lowing officers Sunday evening: Requirement* Fulfilled enboom, Jr., Mrs. Ted Comdure, town news when there are viaitors so very busy they should not be roe, Mrs. Anton Kropf, Mrs. New- President, Joanne Lasby; Vice-pres- Mrs. Paul Detmers, Elva, Lena and from home. kept waiting. MRS. CHAS. DOYLE RECEIVES In the eighth grade group, led The 7th grade Okihi Campfire ton Grlmwood, Miss Betty Prakea; ident, Arlene Bryant; Secretary, Carolyn. group went on a hike May 14. The The address la; W. J. Smith. If unable to attend on this date, ROSES IN APPRECIATION Jean Condon; Treasurer, Chad by Mrs. Gould Rlvette and Mrs. Treasurer, Mrs. Thomas Hill; Re- Edgewater Trailer Park, Rockport, Hollis Brlllhart, the following girls In 1950 Mr. Groenenboom decided sun was shining when we left but cording secretary, Mrs. John Troy; names of children can be tele- Mrs. Charles Doyle Is enjoying a Walter; Worship chairman, Judy to retire from active farming and Texas. P.O. Box 7. c.o. Carl Osborn. fulfilled their requirements: San- suddenly il began to rain. We built Correapondlng secretary, Mrs. John phoned or asnt to the school office dozen roses tendered her by the Schneider; Mission chairman. Vel- with his wife made a 8-montha dra Fonger and Kay Rose Wood, the fire and had our weiner roast. Hickay; Historian, Mrs. Herbert or to Miss Page, kindergarten Spanish Club of L. H. 8. The roses ma Martell, Community service visit to Europe. When they re- Sandra Ponger and Nancy Oatley Davis. Former Lowell Couple teacher. were a token of appreciation and chairman, Patricia Trumble; Rec- sports and games; Gall McMahon, turned home they moved Into the reation chairman, Bon Moore. The art. Three others will receive their from the 8th grade accompanied Following the installation cere- To pbterve Rftieth were given following a dinner of house on the Percy Read place and retiring president Is Joyce Wil- certificates and pins at a later our grdup. monies, two short movies of gen- Arrtst of bod Sundoy Spanish prepared foo(fs which the left the heavy farming to the young We enjoyed our Pad-Daughter eral interest will be shown. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Mullen for- club held Friday evening In the liams. date, when they have completed folks. But, Orie kept doing thing* dinner May IB aftei which the Everyone is welcome to attend merly of Lowell, now residing at Solves Theft Mystery home economics room. their work. to help and before ho realized it he Ceramonial .waa held and we re- the PTA meetings whether mem- 2007 Oakwood, Grand Rapida, will Much credit should be given to NOTICE TO CITIZENS Four ninth grade girls took the was hack In the farming business ceived the rank of Pire Maker. bers or not. celebrate their fiftieth- wedulng an- The arrest of a 14-year-old boy on the President of the Club. Mies OF ADA TOWNSHIP rank of orch Bearer for the sec- and still looking forward to retto- Sunday morning solved the series ond time, thus becoming eligible to Our group ia assisting with the niversary Sunday, May 28. The Donna Loesch for her work In The semi-annual meeting of/the ing "sometime." of household burglaries ou the east work toward the rank of Torch sale of poppies Saturday, May 24. PAT ZONDERVAN, GIDEON family vwill have a dinner at the stimulating interest during the past Ada Township Zoning Board of The first In the rotation was the side last week. Frank Stephens re- Bearer In Social Leaderahlp next Virginia Lewis, Scribe. NAZARENE QUEST SPEAKER home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mullen, year. Ada township, Kent county, Mich- VanderVeen farm on M21 which la a son, at their home, 9812 Alpine vekls. Homes entered or were at- year. Maureen Rankin chose gar- igan, will be held at the township the home of Mr. and Mrs. Loula Mr. Pat Zondetvan, represent- Rd., Sparta, and open house for all tempted to enter were the Nora dening as her craft; Judy Schneid- Smlt and family Mr. Smit works MRS. ORVA GARDNER ENJOYS hall In the village of Ada, at 8:00 BIRTHS ing the Gideons, will be guest relatlvea and friends will follow Peckham home and the Gordon er, handcraft; Ellen Venneman for Mr. VanderVeen in construo- WELL PLANNED SURPRISE o'clock in the evening on Tuesday, speaker at the morning worship at from 8:00 to 7:00. Hill homes on King St. and the Jay and Judy Gallagher, sports and tlon and Mrs. Smit is general man* Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Daw- June 10, 1952. Anyone desiring to 11:00 o'clock next Sunday at the Mr. Mullen waa an employee of Boelens home on Jefferson St. Mrs. Orva Gardner waa pleasant- games. They were assisted by Mrs. ager of the farm of some 836 acres, aon at Butterworth Hospital, May Lowell Church of the Nazarene. the Grand Trunk railway when he Glenn Rondot, local officer, and ly surprised last Sunday when 24 make amendments or recommend- mostly used for pasture. 18, a son, Ronnie Merle, 7 lbs. 8 oz. David Coons Mr. Henry Bosch of radio station lived here and recently retired. Eugene Edgecomb of the Michigan former achoolmates and relatives ations are requested to meet with The Ben DeHaan farm is located WFUR in Grand Rapidc will aaaiat. State Police, asainted Officer Frank arrived at her home with potluck the zoning board on this date. NEGRO SPIRITUAL RECITAL on M91 north of Lowell and is pri- MOOSE DANCE SAT., MAY 24 Stephena. C. M. HIMESAUGH'S OS8ERVE dinners, to help her celebrate her Bernard Rooker, Chairman; Jas. COMING TO LOWELL MAY 28 marily a stock farm though he McCormlck, Sec'y; Thomas Boy- The Lowell Moose will sponsor a SIXTH GRADE NEWS 86TM ANNIVERSARY birthday and renew acquaintances. raises all the feed for his livestock STRAW HAT TIME AGAIN Many had not seen each other for Ion; John McCabe. c4-6 Cecelia Carter, Interpreter of Ne- dance next Saturday evening start- and gives his animals his personal The sixth grade beat the adVonth Sunday, May 18th the C. M. upwards of 30 years. Those pres- gro Spirituals In Sacred Son Re- ing at ten o'clock, at their hall, and attention, believing in hard, honest grade In two baaeball games 18-14, Hlmebaughs entertained the H. M. Stay In the shade this summer- ent were from Fowlerville. Grand cital will appear at the First Meth- will hold a dance each alternate BANK OPEN toil for success. and 8-2; we also' beat the fifth Hlmebaughs for dinner, the occa- under a Champ Straw hat. 12.37 Rapids, Ionia, Portland and Lowell. odist Church In Lowell, on Sun- Saturday night throughout the sea- The State Savings Bank will not grade four out of four games, 10-2, sion being the 66th wedding anni- up at Coons. Her daughter Charlotte was in- day, May 25 at 8:00 p. m. Fsther snd Son Successful son. Good music and a good Ume close Thursday afternoon. May 29, 18-8, 20-7, and 30-10. Jamea White versary of the former, also the strumental in planning this sur- Those who have heard Miss Car- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roth and assured. c4 on account of the following day waa elected captain. birthday of Dan Himebaugh. Peas, beans and lentils fall short prise. ter In nearby cities tell us her pro- their son, Orlo, who live on Naah of meat in the quality of protein Wlirbe Decoration Day and a Le- Reporter, Sandy Bozung. In the evening they were pleas- gram Is unusual and that It Is en- Ave., southwest of Lowell prove Junior and Seniors, order your they poasess, but if they are served gal Holiday. c4 antly surpr-aed by a group of NOTICE, SPORTSMEN tirely sacred. She comes highly that a father and son arrangement corsages and boutonnieres NOW STOCK CAR RACES with eggs, milk or cheese, they can friends coming < In with refresh- recommended as a singer with a is successful in a general farming for the prom. Kiel's Flower and take the place of meat In the meal, Ralph's Furniture and Appliance Forty years ago, 15 per cent of ments to spend the evening in rich melcdloua voice Interpreting program on 280 acres. They have Gift Shop. Phcnc 228-P2 Lowell Every Sunday, and Holiday at say Michigan State College nutri- Store will be open evenings till 9:00 the nation's people were on farms the songs of her race with rare an interesting hobby In the culture honor of the occasion. Scenic Saranac Speedbowl. o4-9 tionists. of clock during the summer. c2-5 compared to only 16 percent now. understanding. Continued on page 4 I dm Leweil Leeale THE LOWELL LEOOER, LOWELL, MICH., MAY 22. 1162 S 2 THE LOWELL LEOQER, LOWELL, MICH., MAY 2t 1W2 Ouplieater Ueee Meet Tom Richmond was home fron t Ago t opics wmttTvim Mr. MM Mrs. Local Happenings BOWNE CENTER W. S C. 8. meeting when Bowne Center will Krum and Fort Custer to spend the week end. A new matfiod hae been devel- How weul* milady like to BMfa Miss Agnee Perry Notes from Kent Co. Exten. Office HOLDS DINNER MAY 7 entertain the Snow and South Low- Show era For Soldier* Sllsafea* Xegto •Um band Msa. Ira Bargg* Miss Carolyn Bates and Robert THE LOWELL LEDGER oped for eonrlng letters, drawings, CLASSES IH CERAMICS Phone 11 ell societies. Committees appoint- ooncMt M CaledoaM Friday sight. sure a dram of perfUM wouk Toney of East Lansing were Sun- The Bowne Center Methodist The problem of safety and com- er dmilar Items on a special papet ed were Table committee, Alice ami ALTO SOLO Mrs. Barley hmrym called on 10 eppllcetlenef Well. It ha IVCNINO CLASSES MONDAY. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen; With another oat planting sea- Women's Society of Christian Ser- Tee Lata fer LflM Week In the light and without solutions. Slater and Mable Bergy and pro- fort on the battlo front la a serious Whltntyvllle Orange met •« the TIm BIMe Study OMi of Georgia Cook Tuesday after- Mr. and Mrs. • Loyal Rickner Mr. and Mrs. William Chase and don Bovee. son gone by we again realize that vice met at the W. S. C. S. hall Ttrf Thur*Uy monriaf at one, especially that of water. Many noon. Mra. Kdward Anderson, Miee Ann Infrared light paeees through the lone by paekagl^i a dram li there Is not enough certified seed gram committee, Esther Simpson lit fnmOwtLy. LMra, MkMcaa. BbUi«4 hall Saturday evenlnf with a fair Alaska Baptist ChBrch met with Wo hvilo Yoo To Come hi And Obsorvt Tht spent Saturday in Carson City at Mrs. Raymond Chase of Traverse Fred Blaaer Is 111 with pneumonia May 7 with dinner at noon. Hos- diseases enter the system from Schwab, Mre. Ray Seeae, Mrs. Ira paper and strikes the black and- ID "beeebe," each tiny rseksgs o grown to meet the demand. The and Laura Flynn. At l>cMo(fle« at Low^l. MleMflaa, u tM- crowd out. This la a veif busy Mrs. Oerald Link of LaBarge Sympathy of Whitneyvilie friends the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie City were Sunday dinner guests of at his home on Vergennes Rd. tesses for the dinner were Alice bath water. United Nations troops Bargeant and Mre. Weeley Ketm white original The black type perfume, which le hermeOcall] Ckmos And Soo Oor Display Of Gift Ctramics Michigan Crop Improvement Asso- It was voted not to charge rent oMl OlaM Matter. time of the year for the farmers Thuraday afternoon. is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Huyck. Mrs. Huyck and Mary Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Roth. Their daughters, Mrs. Walter Wit- Slater, Thurzle Thompson and Es- Tin Lowell Ledger. e^ablMMd June. in Korea aro getting shower baths were among those who attended turns the light Into heat—which af« sealed until the holder wants to us* ciation Is anxious to have more for any group using the W. S. C. S. to get out for the social times. Bloomer and Mr. and Mra. Leo Ellen accompanied them home for Dr. and Mrs. A. V. Wenger and tenbach of Grattan and Mrs. Don ther Simpson. IKS; The Alto Bolo, ertabluM January from a trailer that can be pulled Mrs. Mart i'ostma attended her the Mother-Daughter Banquet at fects the special paper, and repro* it Then she simply breaks It li Csremlc Suppllee, Qreenwere end Firing good farmers produce certified seed The business meeting opened Hall but to accept a free-will offer- IN*. OonaolMated wtth the htAgn Tom WhMneyvlUe school vHIl close Bloomer In the passing of their duces the original That's all—no a few days, returning home Tuea- grandson, Johnnie Weston of Gd. White of Grand Rapids and their by a Jeep. It Is a stainless-steel Bunco Club at her sister'sa,, Mrs. tt» Thornapple Church* of the her hand or In her handkerchie for them. This office will be glad with the song "The World Needs a ing with the understanding that the 1117. The Lowell Jonmal MUbtMtMd 1MI. this week with the plenks at Dot- brother, Arthur Bloomer of Grand fixing or developing or washing! Order Pereonsliied Olftel day afternoon. Rapids called on relatives In Low- fomllles called on him Friday, and OiMoUdated with the Udc«r DM«mb
4 THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., MAY 22, 1952 ' law sfriT daughter, Mr. and Ifrt. bens. reside on thHr- tltaen farm hi modem equipment and ear*** If iMp-aaa bathe r- James B. Cook trftUport * larger Wilbur W, Burras and Mra. hur- Cascade township and have built vfanning. His cattle are Holstelns Hardware, Thelma' «odM around the program on 260 acres and with two volume af inspected milk to Grand ras who live southwest of Lowell up an enviabla industry with Hol- and he ralsM large "Wt^s of hay, ery Jewel cuntrolled by Rapids market than any other o: sets of huildingi It is convenient for on 86th SL, operate 300 aorea of steln herds and grass farming prac- corn, oats and wheat, and he uses Thompsons wettabla #. tt 100 LUCKY FARM QUIZ the son, Fred, to work with the farm In the county. They have land doing general farming but ma- tices. Mr. Campau milks 20 oowa. modern gracs farming practices. Vanity Shop. Gebdan'a Ions of water. head of registered purebred Hol- Continued from page 1 father in a cooperative arrange- joring. In dairy cattle and poultry. They make a business of their They have four sona and a daugh- vice, R. J. Llhtan Lumber * Coal stelns and are milking around 60 Hi also owns 640 acres of timber- farming but also find time to take ment. They milk around 30 cows, ter. Two •ons, Geoaga and Wm.. Co., Alto; Alto Farm Equipment, Last year Extension folfet from twice daily which is a huge project land In Kalkaska county. Bealdes an active part in community activ- of roaes. and take time for social have a large flock of sheep and Jr., are in service, George at An- Ada Oil Co.. Hills Shoe Store, BAG all over Mich, collected tt4t'i in Itself. All tha feed and pasture the other revenue from the home ities and in 1960 trained an agricul- chorage, Alaska, and B1U at Great and civic contacts as well as bus- other livestock. Store. Cornell Lumber Co., Gee's pies out of the drill bous of farm- Is raised on the farm and all build- place last year they sold $2000 tural student from France. Lakes. Jack and Jerry assist their iness. In Frost Family 112 Years Hardware, Wittenbach Sales A ers and sent these to the college at ings and equipment are necessarily worth of eggs. While Mr, Burras father at home and Betty is in the LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, 1952 5 Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shade on The Reuben Lee farm on US16, Service, Roth St Sons Co., C. H. East Lansing. They were analyzed WATCH REPAIRINO by an ex- FOR SALE—3 bedroom home on HOUSE FOR SALE—Call Lowell FOR SALEJ—large size toy fire en- Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Emelander modern to handle the work of this has managed his farm program personnel office at Butterworth Runclman Co., Christiansen's Food THERE'S NO Preventing a wind- Segwun Ave., south of US16, a Just over the line in Ionia county there with the following results: pert. Free eetimatea. Avery N. Hudson St. A good buy for pfione 482F3. c4 gine, other toys; rabbit pen on storm. Cyclone Insurance Is your who live on the Ed Frost farm In 500-acre place. he has traveled for State Mutual consists of 120 acres and is pretty hospital. Lockers, McQueen Motor Co., Fore- young couple, both graduates of Keene township, raise grain, corn, 1, 20% contained more than 30 Jewelere. c50tf remodeling. Phone 495 Lowell. legs. 2>4*4 ft.; vlctrola and rec- only protection. Call your LA- The Frank Tlmmer farm of 160 Insurance over a period of 36 years. much turned over to feeder cattle Mr. and Mrs. Edward Haraburda man Poultry Farm, Klelnheksel's Lowell high BChool and 4-H'rs, do beans and cattle. The story of noxious weed seeds per pound of Dependable Used c49tf ords. Call Alto phone 3541, Mrs. PEER agent today. State Mutual dairy and general farming on 170 acres on Buttrick avenue in Cas- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wtttenbach since Mr. Lee retired some six own a total acreage of 440, one hun- Feed Service, Alto; Curtis Laundry oats. 2. 28% contained more than WANTED—If your roof leaks let Used Cars— this farm is most interesting in cade township has been operated ft Dry Cleaners. Frank Bunker. c4 Cyclone Insurance Co. A. R. acres, using scientific methods of living on Peck Lake Rd., foUr years ago. Before that time he did dred acres of which is kept for pas- 100 weed seeds per pound. 8. us repair It Soon time to paint, IF TOU ARE HA VINO WATER that the original owner, Zelotus by his son Jay since the recent Smith, local agent. c-1-5 crop rotation and fertilization. miles southeast of Lowell, operate general farming in a big way. Mr. ture while the rest of the land is Germination ranged from 7 to 1()0% • get your order in early. Call troubles, call today for complete 1951 Ford 2 Door Sedan. THOMPSON'S Frost took up the land from the FOR SALE—24 ft. House Trailer, death of the fat Mr. Also In the a fine 120-acre farm and 40 acres and Mrs. Lee have always been ac- under cultivation, mostly for hay, Cars 1950 Dodge 8-4 Ton Pickup They keep a large herd of Guern- state In 1840 and the place has 4. Quackgrass sras the most com- 156FB or drop a card to Wm. efficient water well seirvlce. We Drexler '47 Electric refrigerator. PAINTING—papering. We handle Btys, 60 hog* and 300 of Foreman's home are two sisters, Beatrice and for a neighbor. His dairy herd is tive in community affairs and have wheat and other grains. They live OD1C8 mon noxious weed while wild 1949 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan been In the Fi-nst familv all of Tr«»ne. They maintain a Holsteln Baldry, R. I. LoweU. c46tf drill wells, also sell and service Good condition. Phone Lowell Nancy-Warren wallpapers. Wall- White Leghorns. Attend church made up of Jennys and he sells raised a family of four successful on U816 at Morse Lake Rd., where buckwheat was the most common 19S1 Studtbaker Commander 1948 Chrysler 4 Door Sedan the 112 years. herd and Rhode Island Red hens. Notes from Ksnt Co. Exten. Office pumps. Orson Melle, Lowell ph. 60-F3. c4 paper steamer for rent. Phone SANITARY MARKET regularly, and are active in Farm Grade-A milk. Also they raise and children. They spend their win- Mrs. HarsburH* In her love for non-noxious weed. Above are four 2 Dr. 1940 Chevrolet 2 Door Sedan The farm operated by Fred C. Jay openites an egg and poultry 188. o49tf 181 days: 628F13 evenings. / c2-5 Bureau. Mr. Shade is an officer sell around 2000 broilers each year. ters in Arizona where they have a flowers maintains an attractive .good reasons for using certified 1S41 Chrysler 6 Sedan ADA 1940 Buick 4 Door Sedan Phone 233 G. R. (Butch) Thompson 205 E. Matn Bowen and wife near White's route as well as doing his farming. Both are active in community af- Agriculture RICH BLACK DIRT, top soil, and in the school district. home and return here In the spring flower garden near her house. seed. (Extra Clean) 20 Minutes to Grand Rapids Bridge in Keene township has an fairs and Masonic orders. We were Impressed at the Ullage IMS Ford VI Cue. Club Coupe Cozy bungalow with bath. Beau- DO YOU KNOW-You can buy a McQueen Motor Sales road gravel with clay base. Call BOAT FOUND — Call Lowell Sam Detmer's farm on M91 to their many interests. There are four children who will interesting history of having been 12-Room Houss, |50 plot demonstration with the fine 1960 Dodge Coronet Sedan tKu! shady spot on four acree. brand new 1952 Dodge H Ton 222 Main St.. Lowell phone 124 Lowell phone 109. cltf phones 106 or 419-F4 after 6 p. m. WHEN YOU THINK OF MEATS... northeast of Lowell has 200 acres 'Mssdow Bank' In 1860 soon be able to help a great deal In the same family for four gener- Another 100-Vesr Fsrm Job the clod buster did on prepar- 4-H News Full basement, automatic heat, Pickup with 6Mi ft. box for c4 c-2-4 In high state of cultivation. He Mr. and Mrs. George C. Wleland with farm work. 1949 Dodge Coronet Sedan ations, the original owner walking Mr. and Mrs. Dell Hardy in Keene ing a seedbed. This implement All older 4-H club members are $1649.50 delivered In Lowell com- ATOMIC FLIGHTS-How will It THINK OF THOMPSON-S purchased 200 acres on Pratt Lake Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rittersdorf The 2Sth picture in the quiz was IMS Dodge Cuetom Club Coupe hot water, etorm windows and has been a'consistent farfner all of all the way from Pontiac to pur- own and operate 160 acres of land follows behind the plow in one op- invited to come to the 4-H Service plete with ALL TAXES and feel to fly 6,000 miles an hour? BUYERS FOR YOUR FARM— his life, leaving the farm only long Ave., two years ago which had been and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kesslor Identified as the home of Mr. and 1949 Chevrolet DeLuxe Coech insulation. This is more than a RUMMAGE SALE—a few remain- chase the 160 acres of timber for which the grandfather chose for a eration and leaves a level well Club caka walk and recreation house. It's a home. Only $4,500.00 FARM LICENSE. Other sizes Read: "What flying will be like cash or terms, if interested In enough to serve In World War II in the family for three generations, are co-owners of a fine farm of 100 Mrs. Alton Mick near Clarksvllle 1950 Plymouth Spl. Dlx. CI. Cpe. ing articles, also the following (1.25 per acre, and how he cut and are very successful with gen- home site in the early 1860*4 and acres on M91 northeast of Lowell. worked seed bed. Tou might want party to be held next Monday eve- 1949 Plymouth Spl. Dlx. Sedan $1,000.00 down. Phone Cherry in stock at comparable low pieces of furniture: Solid maple in I960!"—late May issue PATH- selling, write Wm. A. Armstrong, CHOICE and one year In police work. He is where this young couple are caring Ada, R. 2, or phone Rockford trees to make room for a log cabin. eral farming, cows and laying hens. named "Meadow Bank." The pres- This farm was originally a part of to see a demonstration of this tool. ning at the 4-H lodge, Bostwick 1948 Plymouth Spl. Dlx. Coach 11143 or 394366. prices. We also trade and fi- Haywood - Wakefield bedroom FINDER MAGAZINE now on a civic-minded man and a mem- for the 200 acres which has been in 71203. cl9tf Later the farm grew to a total An interesting feature about the ent owners have modernised the the Frost farm which was pur- It sure looks like a time saver. Lake, May 12. 1947 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan nance our own deals. GOULD'S suite, Includes 4 drawer dresser, your newsstand. Get your copy ber of the County Road Commis- buildings and raise a lot of corn the family for 68 years and which SLOBEY REALTY of PATHFINDER today! Only acreage of 350. At first they had place Is that the 12-room house chased from Michigan more than New Engine GARAGE, phone 269, Lowell, vanity, bench and mirror, bed, sion. no candles for lighting until they and alfalfa also clover hay, which they purchased in 1946 when Alton All 4-H livestock clubs should 2157 Division Ave.,S. fifteen cents. c-4 QUART MASON JARS, 50c dozen; which has been kept in excellent 100 years ago. The present owners was discharged from service In We have a new bulletin on 'In- 1940 Plymouth Coach Your Dodge ft Plymouth Dealer. box springs and mattress, $125; Stewins Chickens Stanley Timindkis, a bachelor could raise stock and save enough they bale each year. Dell says the have had their first meetings by Grand Rapide covers, 15c a doren at the Can- repair and is now entirely modern, bought the place after the death of World War IL He milks an aver- sect and Disease Control on Veg- c-3tf Just overhauled automatic laun- farmer on 270 acres, averages 6,000 tallow to make some. The farm boys use modern machinery and now so livestock and dairy mem- c2tf FOR SALE—Several used tele- ning factory. c52tf originally cost S500 to build. The Mr. Frost and have lived here 28 age of 16 purebred Holsteln cows etable and Truck Crops" available LIOHT TRUCKS- dromat, $100; 7-year crib, $15; bushels of good Chippewa potatoes homo today Is entirely modern in tractors but he still prefers horses. bers can start their feed records. vision sets and radios, from $20 wood for the buildings was cut years. They have a Holsteln and and keeps several heifers and for distribution. The number is , 1949 Dodge %-Ton Pickup a year, besides the grain and apples First year members require 4 FOR SALS}—Certified Strawberry —NOW ON DISPLAY— custom-built combination desk up. Krlck Auto and Appliance, every way. from trees on the farm, and the Mr. and My. Kenneth Tucker Guernsey herd and raise great calves, 100 sheep and lambs, 60 Extension Bulletin 812. Ask for a You oan eave $1,000 on thie one he raises for the market. He was month record and advanced mem- plants and asparagus roots. State and bookcase, 40''x28"x7', $35; Three miles east on M21 Is the woodwork in the house is light oak bought the former Frank O'Har- quantities of grain crops. Living hogs and some poultry. Their home copy. Wagemaker Wolverine Boat M21, Lowell. Phone 587 c4 Doctor Warns 39c lb. a dairy farmer at one time, giving inspected. Bert If. Purchase, custom-built dining table with 2 former VanPeusen farm now with a beautiful finish. pow farm in South Boston about in the Miriam church community is modern in every respect with at- bers keep a 8 month record. Remember, a ueed car le only ae and — up the herd because It interfered M91 and Bowes Rd. p-3-4 chairs, $65. Can be seen Friday LARGE AND SMALL manlla en- owned by Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wis- Mrs. Emma Rittersdorf and Mr. five years ago and do a big bus- they ,are proud of their church and tractive landscaping. All bams good ae the dealer that eelle It to Evinrude Motors with his fishing and hunting. According to Lloyd Cogswell, dis- All registration papers should be between 9:00 and 5:00 at 8310 velopes for your mailing and fil- Against Aspirin Youiiq, Plump Hens — 4 fo 5 lb. Average ner. Mr. Wisner is employed at and Mrs. Everett Bowen own and iness In poultry. They keep a the progress it has made in recent and other buildings are adequate you. We have been selling only Complete Sales A Service Hubert Shimmel purchased 80 trict forester, there need be no fear transferred by June IB at the lat- INSURANCE-Fast claim service Vergennes Rd., Ada. c4 ing needs at the Ledger Office. Lowell Manufacturing plant and operate a 166-acre farm on Marble flock of culled White Leghorns and years. for the storage required and that is for a tremendous Infestation and choice used cere in. the same lo- acres near Cascade and does gen- each year market around 200 eggs est. All project animals should be cation for the paet 26 yeare. Our is yours when you have our In- KRICK Auto & Appliance p30tf For Children eral farming and while repairing rents his fields. He haa been fol- Rd., in Keene township on which Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wierenga's a lot with the big crops of alfalfa damage by tent caterpillar. We FOR GARDEN PLOWING call from each of his 900 to 1000 layers. purchased soon now to allow time terme are the moet liberal you surance coverage for your auto- Open 'til 9:00 Phon'hone 5817 and erecting new buildings on his lowing a conservation practice to there are 5000 pine trees of 13 andi farm on Bailey Drive was in the and other hay, grain and com, have seen a lot of tents aa we drive Everett Carey. Lowell phone FOR SALE—*41 Chevrolet m-ton FANCY Mr. Tucker studies his birds, feeds for paper transfers. will find anywhere. mobile, truck, farm, dwelling, or I Mile Weet of Lowell on M21 Ordinary aspirin tablets care- farm, he works for the Road Com- conserve soil by contour plowing 14 years standing besides 100 acres photo quiz very recently, showing a which he raises to feed his live- around the county and folks are 354-rt. c49tf truck with flat rack; sale or them balanced rations and keeps personal liability. We specialize c61tf lessly left within reach of children mission. Mrs. Shimmel has a flock and set out 350 pine seedlings and under cultivation. Mr. Bowen Is home that haa been completely stock. probably concerned about them. all the rules of raising standard In all types of fire, automobile or trade for ^-ton pick-up. Also are a potential killer in your home, of 300 laying hens and is adding to more than 2500 ihuTtlflora roses for seen In the picture watching the modernized and the land consists Lloyd says word has come from To escape the turmoil of the FOUND-A Michigan trailer li- FOR SALEJ—Crates, repair slats, quality hens which lay large white Business Firms Underwrite casualty Insurance. Peter Speer- shallow well pump. p. J. Seeley, states a University of Michigan her flock this spring. wildlife coveif ' * airplane, not knowing he was be- of 112 acres. Mr. Wierenga also Lansing that many will starve be- household, many a man goes brave- cense. Inquire Lowell phone greenhouse flats, etc. Call Low- eggs. GOULD'S GARAGE stra Agency, Phone 268 Lowell. Lowell phone 60F14. p4 physician. Fryers or Broilers Mr. and Mrs. Verne Klahn of S. Ship More Inipectad Milk ing photographed. They milk Hol- works 240 acres bealdes their own The firms which have underwrit- cause of lack of food at -this time ly to face the turmoil of the office, Your Dodge and Plymouth Dealer > c4 7F14 and pay Ledger for adv. ell phone 509F3. c4tf Aspirin tablets contain five grains Boston follow a diversified farming Earl A. Thomas and his son-in- stelns, raise hogs and White Rock Mr. and Mrs. Francis Campau farm which altogether requires ten the expense of this osries are: of year and also parasites will help with no escape. C4 BUSINESS PROPERTY-Shoe re- Phone 269 Lowell, Michigan FARM PEOPLE—Be sure to Inves- of acetyl salicylic acid, a deadly FREE—ask about our 30 day free pairing, men's shoes and men's poison if you get too much, Dr. trial of a home freezer In your MEET A FRIEND—Is your home- tigate Farm Bureau Insurance. wear. Priced for quick sale by town newspaper editor a real It is rated as a number one buy Ernest H. Watson, associate pro- own home. Wittenbach Sales A owner. Phone Saranac 3872 af- fessor of pediatrics and communi- 49c lb. Service, phone 212. c4 crusader? Read: "If you ran a by Consumers Guide* to Better ter 6:00 p. m. p4-5 weekly newspaper would you risk Buying. Don't hesitate to call R. cable diseases, explains. Four tab- lets are fatal to a child under five TRUCK FOR HIRE or trucking making enemies?"—late May Is- A. Wittenbach — your agent. A Real Chicken Treat FOR SALE—2 family brick duplex years of age. jCEimwtnoN F-R-E-E-! done by load or hour. Will haul sue PATHFINDER MAGAZINE Lowell phone 40F2. c6tf $5500. Phone Saranac 3872 after Lowell anything. Call Beldlng 731-W. now on your newsstand. Get your The proper amount of aaplrln for 6:00 p. m. p 4-5 children Is measured on a scale of C46tf copy of PATHFINDER todav! TAXES ARE HIGH on gasoline one grain of aaplrln for each year OUR OWN DOOR PRIZE Only fifteen cents. c4 now but hundreds of our custom- 14-foot ROWBOAT in excellent ers are saving up to 4c a gallon. of a child's age up to five year! Welding Shop 3^ABWOOL>—good hardwood $3,00 condition, wltn oars. Doesn't OFSTVPMDOCS We caiyy top grade motor oils he points out. Thus, a child under VALVES a cord at rain. $4.00 delivered In FARMERS—Now is tne time to leak a drop. $45. Leslie Hobbs, Beautiful We Repair Anything But A and give complete service. Stop five years of age should never take Lowell. Cornell Lumber Co., ph. get your silo orders in. C & B Alto phone 2381. 1\4 miles south Broken Heart 170, LoweH. c-46tf triple seal cement stave Is the at Mallery's Service Station, one' a vhole aspirin tablet, unless pre- of US16 on Morse Lake Road. scribed by a physician. Salt Pork 12c lb. Madden buy. Call R., A Wittenbach, ph. mile west of Lowell on M-21. SIXTY-SIX CENTS a week on 40F2, Lowell c4tf A 13tf Such Innocent looking pills In each $25 of value will buy dla- Real Old Fashioned Sweet Pickle Cure Lounge Chair SARANAC STOCK YARDS-Buy- the home shoud be kept under lock WE BUILD: monds, watches and silver at CALEDONIA LIVESTOCK SALE COST IS LOW. Cyclone insurance and key, for the accident rate every Monday at 5 o'clock. cSOtf costs litOe—protects buildings, to# Monday. 8:00 to 4:00. We pick Avery Jewelers. c45tf qp. Saranac 2521; other days Gr. among children from careless pois- $89.95 Ydwt TRAILERS — WAGONS livestock, tools. Carry enough td oning Is appalling. Dr. Watson Rapids 36209 or 90580. c28tf FRAMES - CLOTHES AR- SALES BOOKS and guest checks ELECTRIC SHOE REPAIRING— be safe. State Mutual Cyclone says. OUR OWN In pads of 100. Sales Books 4 we repair harnesses, binder, com- BORS - PORCH RAILS < Insurance Co., the LAPEER Co. USED TELEVISION SETS $39,50 "While combat divisions In Korea COME IN AN for 25c. Guest checks 5 for 25c. bine, and baler canvasses; plane A R. Smith, local agent. c-1-5 BENCH and TABLE FRAMES to $99.50, reconditioned and guar- with all of their leth 1 weapons, Lowell Ledger. c32tf lumber, file saws. Kerekes Shoe are killing one fighting soldier," REGISTER TRUSSES—Trained fitter, surgical anteed. Williams Radio A TV ETC. A Harness Shop, 1 mile east of he reveals, "we at home. In peace IF MOTHS damage your rug with- Lowell on M-21. p-2-9 appliances, etc. Koas Rexall Service. Lowell Phone 520F2. Little Pork Links c37tf and complacency, kill three chil- —FREE ESTIMATES— in 5 years BERLOU will repair Drugs, Saranac, Mich. c89tf or replace It without cot to you. GRASS SILAGE gets most value dren through these needlesc acci- RELIABLE MAN, possibly retired dents." Phona 420 Buy BERLOU today. Roth & from hay. Increase your farm POWER LAWN MOWER—Toro farmer, to look after small veg- "Parents should remember that Sona Co., I-owcll. C4 profits with a Veetaburg Silo. 21 inch cut. Good condition, new Write today for details, present coit $144.00 only $75.00. Oan be etable garden, flower garden and they have to do the thinking for 59c lb. Our Specialty: yard for private family near Ada, yo'mg children," Dr. Watson stress- BUYS OF A LIFETIME! HALLMARK GREETING CARDS low prices. Vestaburg Silo Co., seen at Lowell Ledger office. on hourly basis. Year round es. "Usually, everything a child 22nd accurately reflect your own feel- Vestaburg, Mich. p-1-5 P8-4 RBpairlng ings, whatever the occasion— work. Write box 147W, Lowell, picks up goes straight to the birthdays, anniversaries, holidays, FOR SALE—Certified Strawberry FOR SALE—African Violets. 506 Mich. c-2-4 mouth. While an adult will expel Plow Points — Farm Impish or any day when you think of and raspberry plants; several W. Main St, Lowell. Mich. c43tf anything that tastes bad, a child TODAY'S PAYING PRICES varieties; double state inspected. will almost always swallow It." TODAY S EGG PRICES All of Our Merchandise Offered ments — Mower Knives others! Available at Christian- HILLCREST PER DOZEN FOR EGGS Home Equipment — Industrial sen Drug Store, Lowell. c4 Order early. Write for price list. GRADUATION WATCHES, Rings, Nest Run At the Farm Horrocka Berry Farms, 3355 Dll- Silverware. Club plan—$1 down, LANDSCAPERS The person dumping a big load Equipment.-* What Hawa You $1 weekly. Avery Jewelers, Low- Federal-State Grades FOR SALE—21 foot house-car with dlne Rd., Ionia, Mich., R. 8. UowcC .Route 2 Phone 572F14 of trash on Warren Dunes state Large electric brakes. Lowell phone - p60-4 ell. C50-6 park grounds at St. Joseph still Large, Grade A .36 Sale Ends Saturday. May 24 Medium, Grade A 1 32 for At Least A 10% Reduction! 423-F2. Call after 5:00. p4 Complete Lawns Installed may be found out. He also left a OPEN FULL TIME QUAUTY FREEZER SUPPUES DISAPPEARED—Foot aches all 33c Dozen Large, Grade B .30 Black Dirt — Trees clue. DCM* A FV 19 APARTMENT FOR RENT-Three Your food deserves the best con- gone! He changed from hard, Brown Eggs—2c less Brown Egga 2 cents leas Degmmng dcir.f Apr* i* Shrubs Flowers rooms and bath, upstairs, unfur- tainers. Wittenbach Sales 4 Ser- stiff work shoes to Wolverine nished. Call Lowell 482-F3. c4 vice, ph. 212. c4 Shell Horsehldes at Coons. c4 Test Your Own Soil — Let Us Kleinheksel Form Service BERGY BKOS. ELEVATOR Overstuffed and Occasional Chairs Bedroom Suites Demonstrate the Sudbury Soil Alto Phone 2193 McCords, Mleh. Alto, Michigan End Tables Test Kit Prices Subject to Change I only Grey Plastic Platform Rocker,. Reg. Mengel 5-Pc. Suite, Vanity, Bench, Mirror, Chest c3 tf $27.50 Sole Price $21.95 Lamps and full size Bed, beautiful grey finish. Regular PROTECT YOUR Farm Invest- Platform Rocker, grey freize. Regular $66.40 Price $199.95 Sole $129.22 Cocktail / ment. Carry encash windstorm insurance to cover today's higher Sale Price $49.22 Our Complete Stock ol Rem- Empire Mahogany Bedroom Suite. A real buy. costs. State Mutual Cyclone In- TELEVISION SERVICE Beautiful Lazy Boy Chair and Ottoman, green surance Co. THE LAPEER CO. Regular Price $238.95 Sale $149.22 brandt, Deena, Bradjey and Tables ^ A. R. Smith, local agent, c-1-5 tapestry cover. Save 50%. Regular price QUALIFIED SERVICE MAN WITH ALL THE $169.95 _Sole $84.22 4-Pc. walnut finish, including Double Dresser, Mir- Aladdin TABLE LAMPS DRAS- Form Loans NECESSARY EQUIPMENT 4% Interest—long term. Nat'l. Lazy Boy Chair and Ottoman, red and grey tap- ror, Chest, full-size Bed, built by Kroehler. Reg- INTERNATIONAL TICALLY REDUCED. Prices Slashed 20% to 331-3% Farm Loan Ass'n., 1043 Leonard estry cover. Reg. $ 123.50 Sale $79.22 ular Price $249.95 Sole $189.22 SL, Grand Rapids, Mich. Phone HARVESTER NO CALL OVER $5.75 roes. • ci2tf Lazy Boy Chair and Ottoman, rose tapestry cover Metal Bunk Beds, complete with Springs and I only Maple Lamp Table. Reg. $14.95 Sole $7.22 Regular $91.95 Sole $46.22 I only Maple Lamp Table, reg. $15.50 Sole $8.22 VQgBURG BLOCK AND GRAVEL AM Work Guaranteed ^ ^ Mattresses $89.22 Only a few left. Regular $6.95 to $12.95 Co.—8x8x16 Cement blocks 18c; Royal Easy Chair, grey and rose tapestry cover. values Sale Price $4.98 Mahogany End Tables, reg. $12.50 ea. Sole $9.95 8x8x16 Cinder blocks 20c; gravel New Plonters— Odd Vanities, Maple and Walnut Sale $29.22 Certified Michilites $9.50 cwt Regular $71.50 .Sale $49.22 $1.75 delivered. Phone Ada 3»7| Authorized Admiral, Philco, Motorola We still have a few Floor Lamps that must leave Mahog. Step Tables, reg. $12.50 ea. Sole $9.95 or 3393. 8766 Grand River Dr., Farmall "C" front mount drill or checkrow and Emerson Dealer Striet Slumber Chair with Ottoman; beige plastic. Chest-O-Bed — Full Size Bed, Springs, Mattress our floor. Savings up to 50 %. Mahogany Step Tables, formica tops, rogular Ada. c37tf Trailer type, drill and check- with buit-in Drawers. A Real Bay at $69.95 FOR SALE—6 weeks old pigs, 2 Regular $105.25 Sde $89.22 $r7.50 each. Sole $13.95 row sows with pigs. Ice box, oak side- Striet Slumber Chair and Ottoman, green plastic. Calif. Cert. Dark Reds $23.00 cwt. KRICK Auto & Appliance Our Entire Stock of Bedroom Furniture at 10% Plastic Topped Steps, limed oak, regular $26.50 board; also girl's formal, size Regular $92.00. Sale $82.22 • TY Prices Slashed! each Sole $19.95 12. Lowell phone 386F2. John Used Pkmters— Reduction—walnut, mahogany, lime oak and Wheat. p4 Phone 587 I Mile West on M2I Many others at comparably Low Prices grey finishes. 17 in. Console. Reg. $269.95..Saie Price $210.^0 Our complete line of End, Lamp and Step Tables Oliver horse drawn with fert- FOR SALE—Breakfast set, oak. In ilizer priced to sell. good condition, reasonable. Low- 17 in Mahogany Cab. Reg. $239.95. Sale $190.00 Yelloweyes $16.00 cwt. Farmall "H" rear mount with ell phone 509F2. p4 Carpeting and Linoleum New Shipment 20-in. Table Model with Lazy Bones Tuner, Regular Cocktail Tables at unheard of low fertilizer $309,95..... Sde Price $245.00 FASHION FROCKS—Let me show We still have 6, 9 and 12 foot Linoleum...Regular prices. You have to see them to you this lovely dress line, new Cidtivotors— I In tune Restmaster Box Spring or Mattress .Spring dresa samples, shown In Armstrong, Nairn and Pabco going at the low 20 in. Mahogany Console Model. Regular price $429.95 Seie $335.00 believe it. your own home. Phone 511F2, New and Used for Farmall price of .._49c per yord Cranberries $9 cwt. Lowell. VIvlenne Hatt. p4 "H"and "M" I* with your feeding needs! New for Farmalls "C" and Standard gauge Armstrong, Nairn and Pabco JO Year Guarantee PRIVATE SALE3—household goods, living room, dining room, bed- "Cub" JOIN THI THOUSANOI tf keg fee*rt wbe hove alreedy Inlaid. Regular $2.89 yd. Sellng now at $1.69 room furniture. Stored at Gee's foaed He Master Pin seceessfel. Yei, too, CM Increase year Armstrong's Asphalt Tile. Our complete Stock Or Will Contract Hardware, Lowell. See It there. Hoy Toolf— prefts oa the hogs yea are cow raising . . . lavesflgate tfce going at a 25% Reduction Reg. $59.50 C. G. Neeland. c4 New 4-bar Raket on steel or revelvileuary Master Pin whleh pln-polafs Mm frads every -OTHER ITEMS ON SALE- FISHING SECRET—Does the se- rubber stags sf feeg predMtloe. The sare way to Higher Hog Pratts. We still have a few 27x54 in Carpet Samples at cret of world peace lie beneath 50% OFF the sea? Read: "Can the Ocean New Mowers, trailer and Book Cases Pictures Corner Cabinets Mirrors Servers Feed the World?"-late Maylsaue mounted type* During this Sale Only we will include a 32 oz. Pad PATHFINDER MAGAZINE now Sale Price $36.22 New Meyers Hay Conditioners and laying for the price of the Carpet alone on on your newsstand. Get your ih. MASTER PLAN Chests of Drawers Odd Springs and Mattresses Smokers copy of PATHFINDER today! New Meyers Bale Loaders our regular lines of Lees, Magee and Firth Carpets Only fifteen cents. c4 FOR EVIRY STAOI OF GROWTH SEED CORN New Automatic Baler One only—6x9 Burgundy Axminster Rug. Reg. Sewing Cabinets Unfinished Tables and Chairs Odd Dinette Chairs ROOFING AND HOME Used New Holland Bale $59.50 Sole Price $29.22 INSULATION Loader One Only—8.3x10.6 brown leaf pattern Axmin- KN-1,105 Days S12.90 bu. Barrett Lock and Strip Shingles New and Used Push Type Folding Card Table Chairs MAC Dent $7.75bu. Hay Loaders ster Rug. Reg. $89.00 Sole Price $45.22 Fibre Glast Blown Insulation New and Used Living Room and Used Slat-type Loader 9x12 Chenille Rugs, beige. Regular price $58.25 Baird Roofing & Insulation 909 fl. Washington St Lowell Used 3-bar Hay Rakes , Salt Price $39.22 KM, 100 Days $12.90 bu. Sweepstake 7.75bn. Phonl 41F2 or 380F13 Dining Room Suites C3, 11 9x12 Linoleum Rugs. Patterns for all rooms. used Can— Reg. $8.95 Sale Price $4.50 Kroehler, 2 piece, grey frieze cover. Regular NOW IS THE TIME to get that KE-1,90 Days $12,901x1. lawn mower repalied and sharp- 1951 Plymouth 4 Door One only—8.3 by 10.6 Axminster Rug, blue and Price $227.50 .Sale Price $189.22 Learning S 5.60 bu. H-U-R-R-Y! Sale Ends Saturday, May 24 ' ened. We repair motors. Leave 1950 Chevrolll 2 Deer rose cominbation. Reg. $94.50 Sale $49.22 Kroehler Sofa, Lawson style in a gay print. your mowers at Ada Hdwe. or bring directly to us. Kleinhek- 1949 Olds 2 Door Club Sedan Regular Price $159.00 .Sale Price $139.22 YeHow Dent $7.75bu. Silollred U75b«. sel Farm Service, McCords. 1949 Chevrolet 2 Door c51tf Appliance Buys—New and Used Kroehler 2-Pc. Suite, two cushion styles in Hunter 1948 Oldsmobiie 2 Door green frieze. Regular $224.45 Sale $^99.22 Deluxe 9 ft. Frigidaire. Regular price $344.75 Hastings Livestock Sales NEW INTERNATIONAL L Sale $299.22 Kroehler 2-Pc. Lawson style with tee cushion done TRUCKS—From ^-ton to Friday, May 16, 1952 3-ton Sizes IN STOCK in smart tweed cover. Reg. $239.95 Sale $199.22 Deluxe 7 ft. Frigidaire. Regular price. $229.75 Calves, good and choice $36.50-$39.00 Deal Now — We Neea Used medium 32.00- 36.00 Trucks Sole $193.22 Styled by Murphy 3-Pc. Sectional Matcliing Chair light 17.00- 30.00 7i/2 foot used Grunow $39.95 and Step Table. Regular $ 189.50..Sale $149.22 Steers and heifers 21.50- 34.00 Cows, Beef 21.50- 23.10 7i/2 foot used Grunow $39.95 Kroehler 4-Pc. Sectional done in modern beige ROTH < SONS CO. Cutters and canners 17.05 21.50 WITTENBACH cover. Regular $218.95 Sole $189.22 LOlU€LL, miCHIGflna Bulls 21.00- 27.10 7 foot used Speed Queen $69.95 Hogs, top 21.50- 23.00 Sales & Service 30-Day Money Back Guarantee with these Used PHONE 55 Ruffs nnd heavies 15.00- 23.00 Dining Room Suite, walnut, 6 Chairs, Table and LOWELL, MICHIGAN Boars 12.00- 15.00 W. Main St, Lowell Phone 227 NHM Feeder pigs 8.25- 21.00 Refrigerators. Buffet. Regular $406.00 Sole $249.22 PI Lowtfl 33 Pbont Freeport 2421 Phone Clorfcsvllle 341 Open Saturday Evenings NO SALE MAY 30 7:00 'til 9:00 BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR c4 Alto, Michigan THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICH. MAY 22, 1«2 spent one day last weak In Oraad the Tlachers IRmm-H Rapida wKh her sister and family sad spent tha not of Mm Taylor Mtrtovilla THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICH^ MAY 22, 1982 7 Pre-Schoolers Guests Wolyerine 4-H Club AIA COHHUNITY MEWS and alao spent ona day last weak Um day at the Paul Potter home. with Mrs. Lao Boucher at Alto. Plans Summer Projects MORRIS—PHONE ADA mi flayfes School will have their Mre. Alice LlTinfaton The conservation club met last Of Methodist W.S.C.S. Mr. and Mrs. Bart Baker vblted Cutler •chool's lea cream social loot day picnic next Sunday. Wednesday evening. Election of Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Neeb had and Mrs. Darwin Roth. her brother and wife, Dr. and Mrt. officers was the business on hand dinner Sunday with Mrs. Erna The W. 3. C. 9. of the MethodUt The second meeting of the Wol- netted tha 8th and Hh grade pupils at Maakaffoa al tha Ted Gaga Lyle Bowta of Detroit was a Mr. and Mra. Darwin Roth and R. L. Tinkham at Long Lake Sun- Ada Townikip Board All Ada Cemeteries Mr. and Mn. Adrian Cobb, Ionia. with the following resulta; Merril Neeb. Church met In the Women's verine ^H'rs waa held May 15 at $21.68 towards their trip to Bob-Io. home and this week Tarry la at Monday evening guest of Mr. and family called on Mr. and Mrs. Ir- the Vergennes town hall. There day p. m. and evening. School will close this week Wed- the same home In Mutke«on. Glen Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Llvlngaton Patrick, president; Manard Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Klme win Harwood and family and new lounge of the church Friday af- Changes Meeting Data In Fine Form Now Mrt. Ed Potter Sn and Danny, Grand Rapids were were twenty members present. George Scott of Michigan Poul- nesday and Thursday. The last Gaga has the measles mow. vice-president; Roy Blough^ secre- and daughters and Mrs. Jane Klme baby Sunday afternoon in Hast- ternoon, May 16th, with seven Mr .and Mra. Lao Boucher aad 10,0 week end guests at the Austin Liv- try Improvement Ass'n. of Lan- The Ada Township Board will Ada Township cemterles art In day picnic will be held at the Mr. and Mrs. Bert Corey of tary; Harvey McClure, treasurer. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. ings. The baby has been named pre-school sona and daughters as We elected our remaining offi- sons of Alto wtrt Sunday dinner ingston borne. Sunday callers were sing spent Wednesday at the E. hold its regular monthly meeting fine form, this spring. The pur- school. Cutler pupils art to be Florida and Grand Rapida spent Trustees: Sam Bustance, Ken Ar- and Mrs. Arthur Hanka la Lans- David G. guests. cers, which are as follows: and supper guests of Mr. and ' m —''"S Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Mesecar, cher, Howard Hershberger, Wayne C. Foreman Poultry Farm on the second Thursdaya of June, chase of permanent marker a, and congratulated on winning second one afternoon last week with Mr. ing. Following the business meeting, Press Reporter, Susan McPher- Mrt. Jakt Hoover and ton. Mr. Mulllken, Charlene and Darrel Liv- Stuart and John Krebs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Staffen of Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Hellman vis- July, August, September and Oct- American flags, for both North place at the field meet at Lowell and Mrt. Jamtt Balrd. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Brooks Dowling, Miss Joan Basler and the worship service "To Declare son; Recreation committee: Lyn and Mra. Garth. Ballard and two ingston. Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Jane Klme spent Thursday ited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barrlck at ober at 7:30 p. m. E. S. T. Ada, and Ada cemetery, has been last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Barkley of y* entertained Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hla Praise" was lead by Mrs. Jack Hopkins, Betsy McPherson, Peter girls of Grand Rapida *ara alto Hiram Llvlngaton of Lake Odessa. night and Friday with her sister. Miss Selma Peake both of Hastings Cleveland, Ohio, over the week Mrs Blanche Lovelesa, wishes made. We have veterans from the Owoaso spent Saturday In Holland Hershberger and family, Mrs. Lov- Thornc. The program entitled McPherson; Treasurer, Marleen Lyle Bowen of Detroit was a Sunday supper guesti. Mr. and Mrs. Marvel Neeb, Mr. Mrs. Clarence Klme and Miss were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. end. to remind all new residents of Mexican War and World Wars, at the tulip festival and spent "What Is That In Thy Hand?" Cook; Vice-president, Sheila Olin; Saturday evening guest of Mr. The party at Keene Grange hall Albert Towne and Mr. and Mrs. Joyce Klme were Hastings callers ell Jorgenson of Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Willard Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stauffer and one or two burled here In Ada Saturday night with their slaters Mrs. Olin will he our Home Er. the township and some of the and Mrs. Edward Thompson. Sun- laat Wednesday for the Frank Lloyd Livingston, Gary and Ross Friday. Dick Mllford of Graind Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Taylor wa4 In charge of Mrs. David township. The North Ad*, cemetery Louise and Geneva Barkley. leader and Jenett McPherson will children were Sunday dinner others, who have not registered, day supper guests were Mr. and Shores family was largely attend- spent the week end at Sunrise Mr. and Mrs. Warner Nash, Mrs. spent Saturday In Nashville as- Ooons who presented the four is located on the Two Mile Road. Howard Kropf and family, Mike -FREE- Lake. Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd guests of Mr. and Mr#. P. Pate In to. come in and do so. They are Sadie Hershberger and Mrs. How- phase** of Women's Society work be Home Ec. junior leader. Ed- Mrs. Wm. Chorley of Saranac. ed and they were presented with Livingston burned his foot quite sisting Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Vaa- Grand Rapids. welcome to come to her home at Wouldn't It be nice to visit our Bergsma and family and Hugo made possible because of the ward Roth will be Junior crop Frank Thompson was a Sunday a purse of money and a large Several cases of measles have badly when he walked barefooted ard Hershberger's mother at a derwater with their work. Mrs. Chaa. Collar and Mrs. any time at 7257 Bronson S. E. In home cemeteries the 'week of Connor and family and Don and pledge cards in the hands of the leader under Mr. Goodwin. dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. amount of groceries. Bingo and been reported throughout town. through a pile of ashes where Mother'^ Day dinner Sunday. Glenn's Store will play the Bur- Frank Ryder attended the Book the village. Memorial, or on that day. Carl Shores and family and Mr. We discussed projects that we Phiorus Hale and family. euchre were played. 562 BASKETS OF These are some of the victims: brush had been burned the day be- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Rose and ton Heights team of Grand Rap- women. Review given by Mrs. Jack Bergln and Mrs. Henry Sower had picnic Naomi Boger, Kenneth Fawley, The next meeting will be a pic- could take, and handed out book- It will avoid that last minute Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnston fore. family called on Mr. and Mra. ids Tuesday, May 13. Last week at the home of Mrs. G. R. Thomp- Girls Are Leaders In Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunter of dinner Sunday at the Frank Sharon Stahl and Lola Scott. nic dinner on June 20, with the lets on them. We also enrolled all rush, all citizens should be con- Ixmell were Sunday guests of of Alto were Sunday afternooa The Wf'st Campbell club met Ensley Stuart and Mr. and Mrs. Monday they defeated the Free- members. Projects we will take son at Lowell Friday night. scious of their need to get out Shores home and helped clean up guests at the Roy Gage home. KROGER FINE FOODS Mrs. Darwin Roth, Mrs. Marvel Wednesday with Mrs. Pearl Roth. Rose In Saranac Sunday. •ntlre children's department of the Ada Sophomore Class Mr .and Mrs. Paul Smith and Neeb, Mr^. Lloyd Livingston Mrs. poit Merchants 5-4. Prlce> Oilers are: gardening, cooking, outdoor Mr. and Mrs Claud Edwards of and vote. Primary Election will be the debris from the fire. There was a bake sale planned for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rudd near church school, to be held on the family. Wayne Rose, Mrs. John Fisher and will play Alto at Freeport the meais. dairy, hotses, crops, swine Lansing spent the week end v th Tuesday, August 5. Tou must be Two girls lead the sophomore Ralph and Marie Wheaton of Joyriding and reconno^ertng Saturday. June 7th. Ionia called at the Wayne Rose Church lawn. Day School had their picnic Saranac were Sunday dinner Mrs. Lloyd Youngs attended the same night. and rabbits. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth. registered 30 days before election class at Ada this year. Jeanne through the Highland state recrea- Aik Your Kroger Store Mrs. Gardner Compton spent a home Sunday afternoon. last Sunday at Fallasburg Park. guests of Mrs. Cella Boss and son. cooking and quick freezing demon- Our next meeting will be held on Mr. Kenneth Goodwin took ils date. Final date la July 7 for Marks is Valedictorian with an tion area is increasing and conser- few days In Grand Rapids caring Mr. and Mrs. Dale Freeland of Ledger Want Ada bring results. Today about 90 per ccnt of all A good crowd and fine time. Mrs. Paul Potter and Donna stration at the Pickens Furniture farm production moves to market Thursday, June 5. son Eddie, who broke his arn •#- registering. average of 92% out of a possible vation department park rangers ex- for the children of Mr. and Mt. cently, to Blodgett hospital Ti *- lOO^t and Yvonne Skrysala Is Salu- Mrs. Elmer Hale spent Monday spent Friday night with Mr. and pect visitors will storm back In Manager for Details! Store Tuesday evening In Lake by truck. Susan McPherson, Press Rep. Odessa. and Mrs. Stephen Bogdanik. day for x-rays. tatorlan with an average of 89% afternoon In Grand Rapids. Mrs. Hillis Tischer in SarSnac andnumbers with picnic baskets any- Mystery Party Proves Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Harvey are Mr. Allle and Miss Inez Nash Mr. and Mrs. Oral Taylor and Mrs. Peggy Hoover and ton the former stayed till Sunday aft-time now. A Decided Success out of a possible 1009o. having their drug store painted. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. McDIARMID'S IRON & METAL children of Hastings called on Mr. Joanne Is 16 and the daughter Purchasa Sunday guests at the home of and Mrs. Loren Nash In Grand and Mrs. Sherman Taylor Sunday. The Women'« Fellowship of Ada of Mr .and Mrs. Willard Marks Final Registration! Mr. and Mrs. Art Justice were Mr. Rapids. Phone 379F11 5334 Segwun Ave.. SE, Lowel fnough extra space The Senior Class of M. S. C, Congregational Church held a of Ada. She has always attended Necessary I You do not and Mrs. Pearl Braendel, Cale- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson of Lansing, called at the Foreman myatery party at the Ada town Ada school and has been active Saturday, May 24,5 P. M. donia, Mrs, Fern Armstrong. Low- Bowne Center called at the Edwin Buyers of All Kinds of Iron and Poultry Form Thursday a. m.' hall, Monday evening. May 10. A in Its activities, being In the WELCOME VALLEY GARDENS hava to to present to win 1 ell and Mrs. William Heaven. Naah home Thursday evening. fa a/I fhis extra fax/ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Patt of Grand The Senior class from Saranac Mrs. Lynn Stuart la slowly hut large number attended from Ada. school play for three years, work- Located on M21, FsHton St., 2 MP^ West of Ado Mela! Rapids called on Mr. and Mrs. Lowell, Grand Rapida and as far ing on the "Penny Social" for left Monday morning on their trip steadily Improving since her re- at no extra cost Chas. Collar Saturday evening and away aa St. Peteraburg, Fla., to two years, participating In other Winning Numbers Posted in your Kroger Store! Register Everyday I to Waahlngton, D. C, Among those cent stay at Ionia hospital with USED FARM EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS. JUNK Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. learn that the mystery was a school activities. She waa alao YOUR PLANT HEADQUARTERS students from here were: Jack pneumonia. Louie Shlndorf of Grattan called. simulated radio broadcast, and treaaurer of the 10th grad^ She (Krogor Employoot Mid Fomillot not EligibU for Food Baskott) Wllllson, Roger Pepper. Mary Ellen Mr. and Mrs. Leo McAIary and CARS, FURNACES, BATTERIES, ETC! Mrs. Fred Roth, Mrs. Bert Baker ' What's My Line', a program of will flnlah her high achool at Low- Wlttenbacn. Gilbert LaVean, Roger Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Stevenson all Kauffman. Barbara Cowells and and Mrs. W. Wilcox called on Mrs. television fame. ell. of Ionia visited Mrs. Lynn Stuart Pick Up Service EoH J. McDiormid Nellie McPherson at Butterworth P(,,,erl, EACH FOOD BASKET WILL CONTAIN WE FOLLOWING ITEMS: Lillian LeFevre. and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Nash, The entire* audience participat- Yvonne la 15 and is the daugh- Hospital in Grand Rapids Wednes- Miss Mable Jepson of Yale spent Sunday. Mrs. Goadie Swlger of ing received play money which ter of Mr .and Mrs. Hubert Skry- Memorial Day Supplies day. Comottry Ums—We will fill them too! • 20 OttNCE LOAF KROGER IREAO * REG. (^N CHICKEN OF TNE SEA TUNA TISN the week end with her mother here. Lansing also called on Mrs. Stuart Admirss was used to purchase small and zala of Ada. She has attended Orayce Phillips spent a few days LIFE'S THAT WAY.. . Dad moltes a ipeecfc Mr. and Mrs. Don Martin and Saturday. and useful articles at the end Ada for two years before that • 1 POUND PACKAGE KR06ER CRACKERS * 1 LB. PACKAGE LARGE SUNSWEET PRUNES son are the new tenants on the D. Geraniums Spikes Delivered for small fee last week at the Osteopathic hos- Mrs. Leo Pepper, Mrs. Leo Pep- of the program. Door prises were attending Carl School. She has pital In Grand Rapids for x-rays AND WHEN THK Loose it? e£T7ER-nliS,K»« W REAW&CST5TH6 Krum farm. • 46 91 CAN KROGER GRAPEFRUIT JUICE * 1 LB. ALLSWEET MARGARINE per Jr., Mrs. Glen Jacobltz and given and a delicious lunch was been active In school activities Petunias Coleus, Etc. and will return the latter part of LEARNtoTHATSENflTOR •- SOTteAl HAV€ EV6SyTHiN6 Mrs. Thresa Goodwin was a iird lolkf Concrete, two colors Mrs. Francis Richardson attended VV6UIREI IcoaONTccwe aenrroRTwe being on the play for two years, • GIANT PACRAGE KROGER CORN FLAKES * 2 CANS SWIFTS CLEANSER thla week for surgery. Sunday dinner lunch guest of Mr. served. a shower Friday night in Grand It? OR ASMWL ewojet^ WORNING working on the "Penny Social" Vincas Combinations * 12 02. JAR OZ PEANUT SUTTER Mr. and Mrs. Charles Comstock pditiOW I and Mrs. Sherman Taylor. • TALL CAN DOLE FRIIT COCKTAIL Rapids for Mrs. Marjie Kyser. Tne/AS*E£Me-Z>MA*£[ for two years and working on Grand Rapids, were Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth called Miss Beverly Buck • IS OZ. CAN JOAN OF ARC KIINEY BEANS * 1 POUND CAN SWIFTNING Mr and Mrs. Leo Pepper Jr. and other various activities. She will at the Charles Livingston home. on Mrs. Nettle Kerr and Mrs. Ruby Vegetables son had Sunday dinner with Mr. Honored at Shower complete high school at Lowell. it REG. PKG. DROMEDARY WHITE CAKE MIX * 1 POUND PACKAGE DROOKFIELD SAUSAGE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yelter and Hudson at the Clark Memorial and Mra. Plercefleld near Port- Graduation will be held In the family of Belding visited at the Home In Grand Rapids Sunday p. Mrs, Mlnard Hoist of Knapp Tomotoos—All popular varieties • REG. PXi DROMEDARY FDDGE ft FROSTING MIX * 1 POUND PACKASE PREMIUM FRANKFURTERS land. school auditorium May 28 at 8:00 Ivan Blough home Sunday evening. m. Ave and Mrs. Daniel Blglow of Annuals Mr. Wayne Fahrnl, Mr. and Mrs. Sandra, daughter of Mr. and Lowell entertained with a bridal p. m. The speaker wlll# be Mr. Swoot California Wonder Peter and Betsy McPherson r Lawrence Cantrl, Mrs. Merle Ruf- Mrs. Karyl Livingston was a shower at the Ada town hall Lynn H. Clark, Supt. of Kent Choico Plont —by dozen or flat daughter for the evening of Mrs. spent Sunday p. m. with Eddie and County Schools. ner, Mrs. Lawrence Miller, Mr. and Ann Goodwin. Thursday evening. May 8, for Miss Cobboqa Golden Acre Mrs. Lyle Norcutt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Livingston at the Mother- Mrs. Sam Ryder and Rowland Beverly Buck of Lowell, whose SWIFTS n - Ray David attended the Cub Scout Daughter banquet. Mrs. Charles ...AN06C/ vSZy EARLIEST . ANO fcWTHKS P6C3PLE OJWe marriage to Ronald Hoist will Attend County O. E. S. 34y5A5A0AgEfi%TKV FROM STU«* FfiSMSTOCK, ROM 3&JVRX. attended the leaders 4-H meeting Round Table at Hastings Wednes- Comstock and her daughter for UR?N tub pywys OF couf,ry?- ncw se zjre vou speu. Admiral be mn event of June 9. About 40 Biennials day night. the evening of Grand Rapids, ac- at Camp Vlnlng, Bostwick Lake, Those from Vesta Chapter No. TH6 fiMRClTX I THAT Z6HT--SS ^APj«Aay I...» prkts as hw as guestlT^rere present and beano Perennials Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Shafer of Lan- companied them. Monday evening. 202 who attended the County As- Mrs. Jean Elnick and children waa the evenlng'a entertainment. Fox Glovo—Giant Plants ClaU ft mm HIM ^a as «« sing spent the week end with Mr. Mre, Sheila Griffin, Paul De- The bride to be received many sociation meeting at Caledonia neig thrown wtumps— -mofiy vonenes PREM and Mrs. Ray David. Both fam- returned to their home in Detroit SLAB BAGON Wind, Carol Griffin and girl friend $ last Wednesday were Mr. and after visiting her parents, Mr. and beautifully wrapped and useful Forgot-Mo Noti Pink and Blue Rock Plonts CMKIMUT W V ' ilies were Sunday dinner guests of and Bill Griffin all of Grand Rap- Mrs. Nell DenBoer, Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Stuart. ' I99« Mrs. Fred Franks for several glfta. A delicious lunch was served Ids were week-end guests at the by the hostess. M^rle Cramton, Mrs. Ruth Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Gardener Compton, 7.2 cu. rr. weeks. Mrs. Mona Rooker, Mrs. Alia Conterfoury Bells Carl Roth home. Mr. Allle Nash and Miss Inez Wednesday dinner guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zwlers of Gd. Johnson, Mrs. Marvel Avert!!, Mrs. — ALWAYS OPEN — Nash were guests of relatives In Herbert Knapp home were Maurice Rapids were Tuesday dinner guests Engagement Announced Lydla Stllson, Mrs. Ida Morris, Ponsits — Swoot WWofn SWIFTNING Gd. Rapids Friday evening. Weaver and his mother, Mrs. Ada Dtluxe modal 912—9.4 ew. f». of Mrs. Lloyd Stauffer. Mr. and Mra. J. W. Svobodahave Mrs. Erma Summers, Mrs. Laura Sunday evening Rev. Boger will w Mrs. Eva Wilcox, Mrs. Bernlce FOR WE CRUST YOU CAN TRUST Shepherd of Grand Rapids. THOT^ a*, MRS. TU. SEE HIM ATI announced the engagement and Fountain and Emma Johnson. conduct the Baccalaureate services MKL MILLEe. Franks, Miss Lizz'a Roth, Mrs. Sunday dinner guests of Mra. THE BW»3uET. SENflT* MA&. «= .v ^ 36 Note all fh® Features in this New '52 Admiral: approaching marriage of their In Saranac. There will be no meet- Florence Myckovlak and Mrs. Peg There will be a fire meeting at Eunice Thomas were Mr. and Mrs. THEKET SPEAK ATTBR AU.I, daughter, Yvonne Orlene to Roger ing that night at the church. |T*lH>T> 6ET*X*.-- } / • Automatic Flash Defrosting • Butter Conditioner Ada Town Hall Monday, May 28, Lester Dawson and family, Mrs. Ryder attended the District Meet- A. Spring of Madison Ave., Grand 3^73/ Mre. Ruth Darby entertained iNUMflERRKTHEl at 8 o'clock. Everyone welcome. Carlton Hoag of Ionia, Mrs. Shir- • Full-Length Cold • Full-Width Freezer • Door ShelvM ing of W.S.C.S. at Burton Heights Rapids. The wedding date has COME to AtP and SHARE the Jolly Workers Club Friday. wsrHOJftr Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fase, Jr. The June meeting will be with ley Groff and Mr. and Mrs. Har- • Glacier Blue Interior • S«ientific Shelf Spacing Grand Rapids, Wednesday all day been set for July 12 at the Grace meeting. were Sunday afternoon guests at LEAN CENTER Mre. Beatrice Stahl. old Groff and family of near Lake Episcopal Church In Grand Rap- the Harold Collins home In Lowell. ALLS win Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Knapp are Odessa, Miss Helen Groff of Grand IASY TERMS I GENEROUS TRADE-INSI COME IN NOW1 The Rivervlew School closes this Ida. week with a picnic at Fallasburg Mr. and Mrs. Orison Weaver SAVINGS, SAVINGS, staying with their daughter, Mrs. Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Knapp. Park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bernle Rooker had as dinner guests last Monoay Carlton Hoag for a few weeks. In lb lonla. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Halght spent Mrs. Lloyd Stauffer spent all visited their son Eugene and fam- night Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris • NO DOWN PAYMENT • 4iiswee^ MARGARINE 26^ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kelley and day Wednesday In Grand Rapids ily a t Rockford, Sunday, and in honor of her mother's birthday. SPECIAL OFFER I PLASTIC MARGARINE Sunday aifternoon in Laming with children of Elsie spent the week Mrs. Anna Halght and daughters. Up To 8100 for Your Old Refrigerator with Mrs. Russel Anderson. spent the evening with their son Mrs. C. R. Beaver took her Girl CS^ SERVING DISH «G.29c VAWE^WM9c EVERYWHERE.' end with Mr. and Mrs. Vin Kelley. The family group was completed P.S. WHEN «U KEE? A* OUS 4H*r The third, fourth, fifth and Howard and family at Bostwick Scouts, the Scottles Patrol No. 249 to Townsend Park last Friday af- MADGARINt J WITH PURCHASE OF A LS. OF ALLSWEET Bologna Mrs. Dorothy Ackerson was hos- by the arrival of a brother from MC (TTMRf MB AM L-O-N-G . . . E-A-S-Y TERMS! sixth grades of Rivervlew School Lake. <*T» WITH CAUS W «WUflNt iWrrMW. ternoon to a cook-out lunch. They HERRUD'S tess to a shower held at the home Detroit. took a trip to Battle Creek last Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blackall all had a wonderful time. of Mr. and Mrs. Vln Kelley, for Mrs. Max Osman and children Wednesday and went through the Am§ 9U* Pfeea, Former Fee<*a and Mr .and Mrs. Loren Rusco Mrs. Dortha Fase Collins of De- Mrs. James Mlllng, nee Susanne from near Charlotte, Mrs. Leon Kellogg factory. of Grand Rapids were Sunday troit spent, the week end with her SWIFTS CLEANSER Kelley. There were four tables of Walters and children and Mr. and Krick Auto & Appliance guests at the Afton cottage at parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fase, lb. POUSHES AS IT CLEANS bunco. Refreshments of Ice cream Mra. Versll Witbeck of Sunfield MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY DEFINITIONS Murray Lake. 2»e PERCH and cake served. Many lovely Jr. Slab Bacon were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Banquet—A 50-cent dinner that Mr. and Mrs. Garrlt Baker of Ml is Sandra Green entertained a gifts were received by the bride. and Mrs. Bert Hanson. SALES t SERVICE you pay W for. Grand Rapids were Thursday group of Young People at the Lena FILLETS Burn Wednesday morning to Mr. Mr. and Mis. Clayton Neeb and 2-15^ and Mrs. Bruce Aldrink (the for- Furious—A word expressing the guests at the Herman Stukkle Lou in honor of her birthday Sat- IN VAtri granddaughter of Kalamazoo and Wilys Soles & Service Boon and Motors pleasure a girl experiences when home. urday evening after which they k NO LABELS TO MAIL IN. EVERSHARP SHEARS, $2.00 mer Joyce Howlett) a baby girl she's kissed. Yukon Beverages 8 25o Polish Sausage 55c weighing 9 lbs, 13 oz, who will an Open Evenings 'til 9:00 West M2I, Lowell Sgt. Herman Stukkle Jr. left went to Ramona Park. VALUE, ONLY 50c WITH PURCHASE OF 2 CANS. Golf—A game that begins with a last Wednesday for Camp Custer, swer to the name of Sue Anne. golfball and ends with a highball. Battle Creek, after spending a 30- im m k Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heaven and day furlough with his parents. News from Kleenex i "' 5% Luncheon Meal 53c Ann spent Saturday evening at the Mr. and Mrs. Homer Morris Gerald Heaven home. , Of Former Bowne Mr. Raleigh Transue and Mr. Ez- spent Saturday evening at the M a BANQUIT WHOU-COOBCID Clara M. Brandebury Graham Crackers »"<•**• 29c Cod Fillets ' ^ * 39c "BEST BAKERY ra Good are home from their lum- Glenn Miller home In Lowell. I ber camp In the north for a week. Mr .and Mrs. Mort Lampert at- Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Fahrnl and tended the Golden Wedding anni- Mrs. Frank Martin entertained a group of thirty ladies from the BUYS" sons were guests in Grand Rapids versary of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sll- Whiim •••ae EvapenUed Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Robinson Circle of the First M. E. loway of Cedar Springs, May 11. CHICKEN-"M.39 Swlger. The rest of the family met Church at her home last-Thursday Ada. Their six children and several 14^-oz. there also, to celebrate the birthday evening. 20 oi. loef grandchildren and about 80 rela- ENRICHED BREAD of their mother, Mrs. Goadie Swl- Bert Kelm and wife were Sun- cant 25c tives and friends called to wish Skimmed Milk 3 STAI KIST ger of Lansing. KROGER-SUPER SOFT MATCH IT IF YOU CAN them many more years of happi- day afternoon guests of Mrs. Clara Mrs. Wayne Fahrnl and Mrs. You can't beat these Brandebury. They report that International Trucks are engineered ness togehter. Julia Cautri spent Monday In Ionia International pickup truck exdutlvei:- Clifford Courtright entered But- Beft's slater, Mra. Charlea Schwab shopping. to stay young in epite of the toughest terworth hospital last Sunday for and huaband who have been liv- White Loaf Cake ~ 25c Pic Crust Mix ^ 10c ANGEL F00D«« --49/ Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Mick and hauling conditions. a 5ilv#r Diamond valv»-ln-h*ad •ngin* built In H«e observation. ing in Florida for a couple of KROGER-13 EGG RECIPE . family visited the Wayne Fahrnl world's largtst truck engint plant. Rctoert Morris was in conference years have sold out there. They family Saturday evening. They are built that way because our TUNA FISH-291 a Th« "rooml«l, mort comfortable cob on tK« rood" with the Michigan Bell Telephone bought a house trailer and are Mrs. Anna Mick spent Sunday Pineapplc-Cocoanut Buns 25c lona Hominy n» i«. io,. 46 years of heavy-duty truck building —th« Comfo-Vliion Cob. Co. In Grand Rapids last Tueaday leaving for this vicinity but will with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Thorpe. and Wednesday. go to Texas and other points be- PORK 4 BEANS KROGER 2 23-02. cans 29/ FIG BARS 2-49/ Mr. and Mrs. Francis Richardson experience proves it pays. That's why a Sup*<-rtMfi«g tyrttm — more podfive control, Mrs. Louis Clinton entertained fore returning to Michigan. White Bread ^M 17c Tomato Soup ^ ,0*~ - 10c KROGER-FRESH, TASTY and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ed more than half of all the International •atitr handling. 37° turning angle. with a noon luncheon ladt Tues- WesU.y Helntzelman and wife Richardson and daughter escaped POTATO CHIPS SUNSHiNf lb. 63/ serious Injuries Thursday night Trucks ever built are still making money a Nine models ... 4,200 to 8,600 Ibe. GVW ratta*. day In honor of Mrs. Robert Mor- visited the former's slater, Mrs. 6tt. 8 and 9-ft. bodlet. 113, 127, 134-ia. wheel- Ray Parkenson and huaband Sat- when they struck the car ahead of for their owners. That's why Inter- ris' birthday. The other guest was C baiet. urday. ^•^•••y Smmll SODA CRACKERS -23/ them as it made a sudden turn. Mrs. Wm. Cannon. SWEET PICKLES W- ^ ^ 29/ Mrs. Francis Richardson received a nationals give you the kind of young- Mr. and Mrs. John Groendyk KROGER-GRAHAM CRACKERS LB. PKO. 17 € a The traditional truck toughness that hoi kept Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris en- bruise and slight cut on her fore- and daughter Joan with Mrs. Earl 10W-OZ. /Mfko truck performance you want. International first in heavy-duty truck sales for tertained In honor of Ronald Col- head but the others were only Glldden vlnltcd Mr. and Mrs R*y PORKS & SPOONS pah* 2^ IS/ 20 straight years. lins—Mr. and Mrs. Clark Nelllst refrlg. Jar shaken up. t If you are considering a new truck, Parkenson In Lansing Sunday af- Stuffed Olives and Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Darwin cc Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Livingston why not stop in soon? a Largest exclusive truck service organization. Nelllst and Kathy for dinner Tuea- ternoon. They report Ray aa PAPER PLATIS » 2 pi.. 23/ Spotlight Coffoo ^ 77/ and son of Chelsea are spending a day evening much improved In health and able couple of days with Mr. and Mrs. to be out and around. KROGER-VACUUM PACKED LB. %?€ Mra. Lydla Miller had her family PATHFINDIR Willard Taylor. for Mother's Day dinner. They Mrs. Spenor Johnaon of Logan Broadcast Redi-Meat "" 39c Spaghetti ££? 2 27c PICNIC JUGS '2.59 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mannl, Hast- were Mr .and Mrs. John Boerama was the guoat of Mrs. Clara Bran- ings, called at the Ken Willette debury last Priday. and family and Mr and Mrs. Leo l ANSCO FILM 120 OR 620 SIZI roll 46/ Chase & Sanborn ^891 home Sunday evening. Jasper and family. Will Glasgow with Mr. and Mrs. Tomato Juice - ^ 23c Pork & Beans 19c REGULAR OR DRIP Mr. and Mrs. Guy Willette had Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fitch apent Wm. Scelman motored to near Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. last Saturday afternoon with her Greenville Sunday. CORNED BEEF HASH SWIFfS tiS-oz. can 39/ Hoyt Avery near Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kime were Your present car will probably sister, Mrs. J. J. Webber In Grand Lost Week's Items Jelly *" ^ 19c Dog Food ^ 3 29c Spaghetti Dinner Rapids. SPAGHETTI A MIAT lALlt swifts la-ox. 26. Assisting their .son Glen Wednesday more than cover the full Mrs. Arthur Wilson of Rockford Mrs. Earl Glldden visited her CHEF-BOY-AR-DEE with his farm work. spent last Friday with her sister, daughter, Mrs. Leon Elerck and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Willette, Low- / Mrs. Webb Ward. family Monday. MlrmeU Whip ell, spent Saturday night visiting down payment. e[conomjf> Mrs. Winifred Lindsay of Cleve- Leroy Glldden and wife of De- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Willette. land, Ohio, Is spending a few days troit were the guests of the for- Mrs. F. A. Sawall, Detroit, Is eansGenjjill with Mrs. Katie Smith. mer's aunt, Mrs. Earl Glldden and staying at her cottage at Morrison iiiiiiiiiii Salad Dressing £ 49« Lake this week. Mrs. OIlie Rltter spent a few family Sunday. days last week with her daughter, Mrs. John Keller visited her John T. Beattle waa a business STRAWBERRIES caller in Grand Rapids Monday Mrs. Belle Faulkner and was Sat- daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and qt. Buy on Proofl urday night guest of her son Shlr- Mrs. Emerson Olds of Lansing morning. LUSCIOUS - RED, RIPE BEAUTIES, PEAK OF SEASON FOR QUALITY Mrs. M. P. Lenhard and Mrs. ly Ward and family. Monday. Before you buy any truck, get lona Peachea ^ - 29o Sharp Cheddar Ojeese 59c John Beattle visited Mrs. Sawall ... And Look Whot Dodge Ghftf Youl Mrs. Glenn Chaffee of Grand Mr. and Mrs. John Keller re- the facta about Internationals THEY MELT IN YOUR MOUTN I BUY AT THIS LOW PRICE. Sunday afternoon and called on Rapids and Mrs. Tom Morris cently received the sad news of the 39' from actual owners. Lot ua Mrs. Lynn Stuart Sunday evening. give you a list of persons in 2^ Famous Orlflow Rida spent last Thuraday evening at death of John's uncle, Moses Dole Fruit Cocktail ^ - 39o Phila. Cream Cheese 17c the home of Eugene Morris and A large crowd attended the first this area who have recently Braendle of Ontario, who was the sugar drawing last Saturday night. # "Double Soft" Brakes family and called on Mrs. Anna last remaining member of the FOI CANNING bought new Internationals like The first name to be called was the one you are considering. Yardley of Lowell. Braendle family. Grapefruit Juice 2 43c Ann Page Mayonnaise " 29c that of Marlene, daughter of Mr. ty More Head Room, Log CASE OF 9 $2.99 Check with any or all of them. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris and Annette, the infant daughter of PINEAPPLE 3 1.00 and Mrs. L. D. Stuart. Model 1-122 with 8-ft. pickup body and AD-ARAK slak- aad ridebeord Room, Hip Room Mr. and Mrs. Walter Afton attend- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bealte of near Mra. Dan Fell spent a few days Find out how Internationals atfcchment, 127-ln. wheeibase. ed a get-together group supper at Grandvllle is reported as being In Lansing last week. cut hauling coats on jobe like rt. "Watchlowor" Visibility^ the Loren Rusco home In Grand IdUfe, 150 else, Florida Vmienelm yours. 1 very seriously 111 with penumonla. NIW TIXAS SHIPMENT RED, RIPE, JUICY Half Melon Quarter Melon Sunday guests of Mrs. Grayce Ranldn Saturday evening. Mrs, Bealte was formerly Evelyn Phillips were Mrs. Cella Watson rwr cowpHrt inrormanon o&cvr a*y 2^ Dodge-Tint Safety Glass Mrs. Mae Roeper who nas been . LOW PRICE A , M A Tree*, Schwab of near Elmdale. IN PLIOFILM BAGS O 4 A / nnd Mr. and Mrs Charles Maddock residing In Grand Rapids for the dnz. 2^ Safety-Rim Wheels John Keller and wife were re- 39c und son and daughter of Grand last few months has returned to Oranges cent Sunday afternoon guests of Watermelons 49^ Rapids. SpedAcaMoni ond •qulpm.nl iubi.ct »o dtong. without nolle#. her home in Ada. ONIONS J 48^ The Salvation Army Is making its Mr. and Mrs. James Furner and John's slater, Mrs. Cecil Preaton and huaband of Lake Odesaa. rural appeal here this week from - MAKO YOURS A TROUBLi-MEE VACATION IN A DIMNDABLI OOOOI children Anna Lee, Blllle and Steve Tuesday until Friday. Mr. John They, with the Preston's, called at 1,, and Mrs. Vern Furner arrived here Oolden, llpe 2 ' • 29c Pineapple $3.29 Beattle is chairman of the Clarks- WortnoHday from St. Petersburg, the Roscoe Custer home near Sun- Bananas Wlltenbacli Sales t Sendee field where they found that Mabel vllle comnllttee. and Mr. Charles Florida to spend a few weeks with Colby, treasurer. Any contribution relatives and friends. Custer was juat recovering from T nd , 0fMn JuJunbboe Raft M SPRY LUX SOAP rvipn; • • ' " ^ 25c Tomatoes ^ 25e LUX FLAKES LUX SOAP will be greatly appreciated by a Mrs. Edward Dunneback und son an attack of flu. MJicry f0lt0i HOMOGENIZED TOILET very worthy organization. Gould's Garage Peter Speerstra Michael spent Thursday with her Mrs. Gordon Denvllle of Kala- v BATH SIZE Mrs. Lloyd Livinugston and Ross, Phone 269 319 E. Main St. Lowoii parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Love- mazoo visited at the Martin home Cal ornla M#,,Iu,n pk9 Mra. Willard Taylor and Mr. Albert Saturday night. Prunes " ' 2 * 29c Fresh Dates 29c less. 3 !>.« 23^ Towne spent Thursday forenoon In INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS 3 ^83^ Hastings. Standard of the Highway —
I THE LOWELL LEOOER. LOWELL, MICH^ MAY 12. 1W2 Slate's Wand Wi LoweU called ea Mr. aad Mra. Ira dav alght wMh Mr. aad Mra. Joha Merriman School piealo will be THE LOWELL LEDGFR, LOWELL, MICH, MAY 22, 1S62 • Wesbrook Sunday. Faee Uftlnf Annuel May Breekfast Wo^LowJ •Blandlng end Sunday they all at- held at the echool oa Friday, May • •QW Now every man can be his own Mn. Matvtn Court Mra. S P. Reyhokl* Mr. aad Mra. Kenneth Ingeraoll tended a pleale at Fallasburg Given by White Circle Lot# Reseorch Proves BreokfcBt Impoftant face lifter—by owning a 13-enace 21. Potluck dinner will be served ALTO COMMUNITY NEWS Surprise Perty Mrs. HatUs Hoag, formerly of By Blq Lakes' Levels and family of Kalemetoo spent the Park. at twelve o'clock. The Annual White Circle May dispenser of white paint! Of courae MRS. CLAUD SILCOX - PHONE ALTO 2SI1 Morse Lake hee purchased tbe Mra. MUdrad Olsen of Battle A large crowd attended the sup- week end with her parents, Mr. Breakfast always a most enjoyable The White Circle of the M. E. Four studies to determine what Skipping breakfast Is not a good Mr. and Mra. Kafeh Brow a of we have In mind golf balls; and the John Tlmpeon attended the house in Alto known as the John High water levela In the Oreat Creak spent tha week and with per given by the W.S.C.S. at the and Mrs. Clauds Cole. Afternoon Tee Late for Last Week affair, was held In the M. E. Church gave Mrs. Gordon Fleet breakfast means to us have been way of reducing. Basic or medium Caledonia were dinner guests San- outfit we're speaking of la a ball luncheon for General MacArthur, Linton house which Mra. Lilliea Lakes have not affected Michigan'a The Sweet School picnic will be 1 (Beulah Hayward) a surprise party cereal breakfast of fruit, cereal, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Myers. hall last Wednesday evening. Mrs. callers at the Cole home Sunday day of Mr. aad Mra. Sherman Rey- The W. M. A. Annual Branch given by the Michigan Press As- Church dining room Wednesday Bowen owned, and with her family oonducted at the State University thousands of inland lakes, accord- held at the echool Friday, May holder aad paiat dispenser that ia Thursday evening at the home of milk, bread and butter was found Mr. and Mra. Marvin Hu/er and Alex Robertson and Mrs. John were Mr. and Mrs. Morley Carew nolds. Other recent callers at tha meeting was held last week In the sociation at the Kellogg Center morning. May 14, with about twen- nizatton Meeting Am. Legion AuKiliary Is moving In this week. of Iowa, Iowa City. It turned out ing to Norman Billings, hydroge- 23rd, with dinner at noon. Coffee, preset and concentrated right for her daughter, Mrs. James Green. to be juat aa good aa a medium family ware Sunday guests of Blandlng will be hostesses for the of Ada and Mr. and Mra. Mart Reynolds home were Mr. and Mrs. U. B. Church at Charlotte with for the Continuation of Education ty-five membera and guests sested that when young college men and ologist of the State Water Re- punch and Ice cream will be fur- the distance. Twelve ounces should "K 4-H Community Club Pleasantly Entertained A large proportion of the member- Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Meyer of bacon-and-egg breakfast. Mrs. Mary Curley of Caledonia. June meeting. Schneider of South LoweH. Charles Dennett of Cascade and several members from this place at- on the Michigan State College st tablea gaily adorned with apring women skipped their breakfast, sources Commission. nished. Everyone is welcome cover over BO balls with gleaming American Legion Auxiliary to ship was present to wish Mrs. Fleet Alaska spent Monday evening with Mrs. John Baker en'srtalned Lloyd DeVormer, who has been Mra. John VerDerman and Mra. tending. flowers. Mra. E. L. Tlmpeon, gen- their work output decreased, their Mr. and Mra. Al Klimss and soa white. Campus Thursday. At the 4-H orgsnlzatlon meeting Alto American Legion Post No. 528 their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frsd The matter was discussed at the whether they have children In with a shower Thuraday aflarnoon eral Chairman asked Mra. V. L. happiness in her new home at Free- reaction times were retarded, "and No Knee Interference spending a two woeks furlough James DeVormer of Ada and Mrs. of Grand Rapids The W. M. A. will be held with Mr. and Mra. Ralph Raeslde and at the school house Friday evening Pattlson. Spring Clinic held with West Mich- school or not Watts to give the Invocation after was pleasantly entertained at the land. their muscular steadiness suffered. for Mra. Eugene Rash. with his wife, returned to Camp Merrill Champion and Mri. Jfloyd Mrs. Lloyd DeVormer attended Mrs. Grace Hamblln Thuraday, daughter of Grand Rapids %cre Mra. Chas. Rltter was elected gen- At Rotary meeUng we've often igan Tourist and Resort Associa- which a delicious ham and egg home of our treasurer, Mrs. Wllma Mra. V. L Watts and Mrs. Gaud Mra. E. L. Tlmpson accompan- The Sweet Community Farm Bu- Mary and Danny Huver attended Lawson, Ga., last Friday. DeVormer attended a Mother and the aanual Women's Institute of May 22, for an afternoon meeUng. guests at the Tom LePrez homo eral chairman. Officers in the When good breakfasts were eaten wondered why a folding banquet tion members In Grand Rapids last Hoag, Tuesday evening. May 6. Sllcox had charge of several games ied her ibrother-in-law and sister, reau met Tuesday evening with the Tulip festival In Holland Satur- Melvin Ellis was In Blodgett Daughter Banquet at the new R. breakfast was served by Menu Community Club elected that night the R. Ia D. B. churoh held In Lan- The Barry County Union meeting Sunday evening. President Irene Falrchild conduct- which proved to be fun and Mr. and Mrs B. F. Hilton of Graad work output increased, reaction table had not been invented so that Friday. Mr. and Mra Eric Strand. Leona day. Chairman, Mrs. Merle Rosenberg are; Pres., Patty Dewey: Vlce-pres., hospital from Saturday until Tues- L. D. S. church In Grand Rapids. sing Sunday. '*• * XT'. : of Christian Endeavor was held Mrs. Ray Alexander of Lowell ed the business meeting. Rehabili- thought-provoking as well. Mrs. times were faster and there was one's legs could get under them "People In some States have the Wleland was co-hostess. Mrs. Marvin Huver entertained and her assistants. Following the Jean Bancroft; Sec'y-, Steven Rapids to Saranac Wednesday day for treatment Miss Ulah Reeves of Symrna here Monday evening with an at- was guest of honor at a birthday tation Chairman, Mrs. Verlle Dan- Fleet was presented with some love- lass fatigue. There was neither a without striking the knees. Well, idea that the high water damage breakfast, the Circle president, Mra. Green; Treas., Morse Deming. The where they visited a third slater, Mrs. Elisabeth Wissman re- eight ladles of the St. Anne Guild Mr. and Mrs. Edward Watson of and Gilbert Blandlng spent Satur- For results try a Ledger want ad. tendance of over 100. Quest speak- dinner at the home of Mr. and iels, read a card from Marie gain nor loss of weight though no someone has comc through at last we have had along our Oreat Lakea Complete Saffvloa Bernard Scheldt conducted a brief ly gifts. Mrs. Green and a com- Mrs. Nina Transue and family. turned home from the hoepltal of Lowell Tuesday evening. er waa Rev. Galen Colclesser, and Mrs. Emerson Stauffer, Saturday club will meet the second Friday Broughten thanking our unit for breakfast waa served on one part with a table which is supported on business session, the Program mittee of ladles served dainty re- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones Trf Is more disastrous than It really Mr. and Mra. Richard Court and IflSTOTKITIOn-— soloist Mrs. Colclesser from Hunt- of each month. of the study and as many as 1.000 pedestals at the center, leaving ab- Wednesday and ii feeling much, evening. Other guests present were chairman, Mrs. Fred Pattlson an- the thirteen cards and hankies she freshments. Is," Billings said. children of Lowell were Sunday ington, Ind. This was a fine ser- The leaders chosen for the dif- Grand Rapids visited Mr. and Mra. calories in another. solutely no obstruction at the sides. better but must "take It easy" for Mr. Alexander and daughters, and nounced Mra. John Behler of Cas- had received. Pres Falrchild read "We don't discount the serious- dinner guests of Mr. and Mra Mel- vice. ferent 4-H projects are: First and Arthur Hines of Beldlng visited Tom LePrez. Saturday. some time. Her mother Is siaying Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Collins all cade who favored with two piano a "Thank You" card from Bruce ness of the situation to the prop- Second Year Food Preparation, bis son-in-law and daughter, Mr. with her for the present. vln Court Loren Gray is a victim of flu at of Lowell. numbers which were received with Bergy for the use of the Legion erty owners alo-j the Great Kitcheas Mra. O. K. Graham; Third Tear and Mrs. Lawrence Dygert and Mrs. Roy Seese and daughter A group of ladles gave Mra Bob this writing. Elmer Scott Is able pleased enthusiasm by the group. crutches. Mrs. Jennie Vsnden- Lakes." Billings said, "but we can and Up Food Preparation, Mrs. family, Friday. Nancy and Mrs. Mahlon Estes and Dauson a surprUe party Tuesday to be up and sround again. Mra. Fred Nagel of Grand Rapids, Heuval won the surprise package. WOODY'S SALES & SALVAGE point out that the high levels don't Saoffc Boston Mrs. Fred Arthur and daughter evening. Mra. Dauson and two Mrs. Lester Miller attended a Chas. Rltter; Photography, Alber- For about an hour after the bus- CLARK affect the use of the lakes them- Karen accompanied Mrs. John LIVE BETTER Disposal Units, Kitchen Csbinst Miss Belle Toung a niece of Mrs. Pattlson was then Une Haggal; Dairy Cattle and Rid- Mrs. Carl Dlckerson of Hollywood, Miller and\ Freddie to the Tulip children will leave Wednesday of pink and blue shower at the home introduced snd showed kodochrome iness meeting was adjourned we HIGHEST PRICES FOR selves for recreation or navigation, Sinks, Wstsr Hsatara, Shower ing Horses. Mrs. R. D. Bancroft; Fla., called on Mrs. Fred Pattl- Festival at Holland Wednesday. this week for Englsnd to visit her of Mra. Mesrl Rairigh at Blsmark pictures of a recent trip she and pieced quilt blocks, then the hos- Plumbing and and have no effect on our Inland Cabinets. Tee Lets for Lest Week Flower Gardening, Mrs. V. L. son, Friday. Mrs. Arthur will stay Children from the 6th, 7th and parents and other relatives for the for Mra. Joyce Schook Friday eve- her husbard made to the west tess served a delicious lunch of Scrap Iran — Used Can — Junk Can — Farm lakes." Mr. and Mrs. John Noyce accom- Watts; Archery Co-Leaders, Jean summer. They will sail on the ning. coast and the Hawaiian Islands. sandwiches, and Jello, tea or cof- with Mrs. Mildred Tobias for some "Our information indicates that 8th grades at Sweet school enjoyed panied by Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and Dick Bancroft. Heating Machinery — Batteries — Radiaton Queen Elizabeth. Miss Olive Hooper of Saranac Her very Inform&l and friendly fee. Our June meeting will be a time and she plans to visit all the inland lakes in Michigan are the bus trip to Holland and the FOR LESS- Noyes of Lowell visited Mr. and Mrs. Ruth Bylenga of Grand LYLECOVRT and Miss Leia Hooper of Flint and mannei of describing the vsrious Anyone willing to be a leader for picnic with a potluck dinner June her old friends In and around In good shape, their levels neither wiener roast on the shore of Lake Mra. Harvey Taylor at Marne Sun- —WE BUY ANYTHING— Everything in Plumbing A Mr. and Mra. Cecil Preston of Lake beautiful scenes added much to the the rabbit project please contact 10, the place to be decided later. Altc. SHEET METAL WORK too high nor too low," he stated. Michigan last Friday. One boy, Rap'ds called on her aunt Mrs. day and found Mr. Taylor some im- Heating Odessa called to see Mra. Delia enjoyment of the audience. At the Mra. Charles Rltter. Mrs. Florence Richardson, Merriman Farm Bureau was en- on being questioned if he had Melvin Court Friday afternoon. proved In health. Welding. Brazing Done at Yard, Pick-Up Service iom THE CHILL CHEST FOOD ECONOMY CLUB Lowell, Scott Sunday p. m. close of the program the guests ex- Press Reporter. tertained at the Swift Wlnegar The Michigan Tourist Council enough to eat, replied, "Oh 1 guess Rev. and Mrs. Harold Green and A number of So. Boston ladies Pbooe 313 Mich. pressed their sppreclatlon to the Alto Community Grange home Friday night. Every family provides free vacation information so, but I only had four hotdogs." baby of Woodland were Thuraday attended the Mother-Daughter ban- n.71-109 E. Moil BOWES ROAD and WEST STREET, Lowel Ledger Want Ads bring results. several Committees responsible for belonging to the organization was services at offices in Chicago, De- Mr. and Mrs. John Potter had visitors of Mr. and Mra Arthur TODAY! quet sponsored by the Clsrksvllie A nice crowd met at the Orange Baptist Church News Lowell (D. Clerk, Prep.) Mich. cflOtf the success of the event. present and all had a very en- troit, Cleveland and Lansing. Green. O. E. S. Friday night. ball Friday, May 16th for a reg- Rev. Kenneth Mack of Elyrla. as Sunday afternoon guests Dr. joyable evening. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Chapin of Mr. and Mra. Harvey McClure ular session of Grange. After the Ohio was the guest speaker at the and Mrs. Warren Nickel and chil- Mr. nad Mrs. Lawrence Richard- Sandford called on Mr. and Mra and daughter Ethelyn spent the business meeting all enjoyed play- Baptist Church In Alto last Sunday. dren of Mt Pleasant, Mr. Cornelius son spent Friday evening with Arthur Green. week end with friends In Wyan- ing a game of hearts, with Tom Mr. and Mrs. Mack will be mis- Potter and Cornelia Moll of Gd. the letter's sister, Mrs. Clare Por- Mr. and Mra. John Baker visited r r t NEED MONEY $$$ dotte. Forward and Miss Carolyn For- sionaries to the Lake and Lake Rapids. ritt and husband of West Bowne. ward earning first prizes and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elmef King and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Baker Sunday Mr. and Mra. Frank Neithamer George Area. West of Clare. Mich. cum FOR SPRING IMPROVEMENTS? R. D. Depew and Roger Depew Shy/theedoffhe WEEDS sons of Ionia, were Wednesday in Ionia. of Woodland were callers at the The Alto School Softball team Thursday. May 22. at 10:30 a. m., played a Joint Star-Sweet schools getting the booby prizes. night callers at the George Wle- These Spring expenses for Rep sirs, Remedeilhg, Rsdecorstlng, Ernest Tucker home Sunday. the Ladies Missionary Society will CHIST Mr. and Mrs. Claude Harker and team Monday, score 8-8. The teams Tributes to mothers were read land home. Sic. — csn be paid with Cash — juet ss you csn secure ready meet at the Baptist Church to give Commoa Tomato Plaat Earl Harker and wife visited the had played two previous games by Mrs. L. M. Head worth, Mrs. the church building a spring clean- CkMk Your Ciltivotar Against tMt Marie Wleland spent Wednesday sash far any other worthwhile reason here. Jas. Harker family in Muskegon each wining one of them, so this Claud Sllcox and Glenn Loveland. ing. A potluck dinner will be nlght with her friend, Anna Whit- Important Medkaly Sunday. • was to have been the playoff. Now Mrs. Elmer Yelter read a poem served at the parsonage. by, of Lowell. The common tomato plant con- SEE US! tains material that can be used to Mr. and Mre. Don Kyser enter- another game seems indicated. enUUed "A Perfect Husband" by Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sllcox were A very exciting game was played tained the Burton Austin family Edgar Guest. Fredrick Loveland make the medically important sex At a recent business meeting of called to St. Mary's Hospital Satur- Monday afternoon at the Sweet QUICK, CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE and Mra. Carrie Ayera Sunday. conducted a questionnaire regard- hormones, progesterone and tes- the White Circle the following day by the message that their school ball diamond. Alto, the vis- Mfs. Flora Lewis has had word ing fire prevention. The usual PRE-SEASO tosterone, according to the Agri- Now for the first time ccusin, Melvin Newman, was very iting team, played a team com- that her granddaughter, Carol officers were elected for the en- carry in luncheon was enjoyed. posed of boys from Star and Sweet culture Department. suing year: President, Mrs. Eu- low. Mr. Newman passed away Progesterone Is used In drugs for you cen buy e freezer Lewis, is some Improved from her This Is a r'easant feature of each schools. The game was brought LOWELL LOAN CO. berta Sllcox; vice president, Mra Saturday night and the funeral the correction of monKtrual disturb^ recent serious Illness. session and gives an opportunity to a close in the 10th Inning with PHONE M S. Bell school closes Msy 20th Florence Richardson; secretary, for visiting, exchange of farm was held at Sullivan's Funeral ances, prevention of spontsneous stocked with $150.00 Hewsrd Rlttanper, Mgr. 210 Weet Main et Home Tuesday afternoon. Mr. the score tied at 8 to 8. Walter with a picnic. Mrs. Melpolder will Mrs. Virginia Reynhout; treasurer, news and experiences. The next REMINDER abortions and relief of cerlcal can- Wleland acted as umpire and ref- return as teacher again next year. Mrs. Mildred Tobias. meeting will be the first Friday in Newman lived for many years In cer. Testosterone alao ia used as worth of food of your Freeport and will be remembered eree. a remedy tor menstrual disturb- June. Mr. and Mra John Miller called by some of the older residents. ances and for supprtssing breast Mn. Earl Colby gave a birthday Monday evening on Mr. and Mrs. own choice for es little Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Linton visited cancer. dinner Sunday honoring her hus- Mahlon Estes. at the Edward McCarty and Ken- LIST NOW! and his brother, George Col- It is reported that Freddie Millet es $65 down end up to neth Over holt homes near Green First sunbathera "gfcrbed only In by, her granddaughter, Mrs. Rob- now has the measles. swim suits are reported by the con- Lake Sunday. I ert Kropf, and a cousin, Lawrence servation department state psrk Mrs. Ed Clark Is gradually im- Now is the time to find out the exact condition of your 24 months to pcy. Headworth. Other guests were BEER manager at Grand Haven. At the proving from the effects of her re- Mra. Headworth, Mr. Kropf and cultivator's... Moseley-Manuy Lake nearby Holland state park, three cent severe heart attacks. AMCKICA 5 little Christine Kropf. A lovely Mre. Eva Engle boys went a step further and took Mrs. John Behler of Cascade BfVfRAGf the plunge the last day in March. birthday cake was a feature for called on Mrs. Minnie Bouck, Sun- V Sweep. V Shovels the festive occasion. day. OF Dell Ford and Donna Jean V Spring Teeth V Shields Mrs. Clarence Trowbridge, a for- MODERATION called on Mr. and Mrs. Geue Kropf Male drivers In 1961 were In Pfc. John E. Pattlson has ar- mer resident of Clarksvllle, now of V Spring Trip Stondordf V Clomps last Sunday- Mrs. Kropf has been volved in 90 per cent of all U. h. rived at his parents home in Hol- auto accidents. Grand Rapids; visited at the homo Rod# ill and in the hospital for several You Can S&ve Up to $30 Per Month land, after being hospitalized in V Frame V ^ of Mr. and Mr.*. Lawrence Head- days. Seattle, Wash., for malaria, con- CSS** worth Thursday. tracted while in Korea. Moseley school closed Wednesday Replace worn, weakened or rusted pirts with genuine Mr. and Mrs. Lee Aldrich of George Skidmore Is sufficiently with a picnic at Fallasburg .Park. tor IH precision-engineered parts now, ahead of season. The words "Michigan" and "fishing" ore practically synonymooi at tMCHIGANCiAS Rockford announce the birth of recovered from his recent severe Conrad Roark who has been Through Our Food Economy Club by an eight and three-quarter pound illness to be able to walk a short this time of the year. And after a day's fishing. It's the "American spending some time with his grand- 8CE GEE daughter at Blodgett Memorial distance now. If you're planning to use rotary hoes, weeder raulchen, Way" to enjoy a glass of cool, refreshing Michigan brewed beer. parents, Mr. and Mra Gordon zltzsjll- Hospital on Monday, May 12. This Mr. and Mrs. V. L Watts were Frost is 111 in Butterworth hospital disk hillers or fertilizer units this season, place your little lady is a granddaughter of guests of their son Ronald at the For beer belongs...to pleasant living, to good fellowship, to sensible with rheumatic fever. Purchasing Foods in Quantities at Sea- Mrs. Ella Aldrich. Annual Parents Day at the Acacia order for this equipment now. moderation. And our right to enjoy it, this too, belongs... to our Miss Mildred Barnes of East ALL USERS SAY 1 Claud Goldner and wife of Cas- Fraternity in Ann Arbor Sunday. Grattan called on her cousin, Mrs. % own American heritage sm sm / t? • sTa ITS MIGHTY FINE, • cade came Sunday and took Mr. Mrs. Elmer Steinhilber (Rose Eva tfngle last Thursday p. m. of personal freedom. otfeel and Mrs. P. F. Kline home with Wingeier) and a sister-in-law. Mrs. The Ladles Aid met at the Alton THIS BOTTLED 6AS'- tht Ready h Kill Weals MOW them for dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Art Steinhilber both of Oshkcsh, church for their regular meeting sona! Low Prices. N0WHU.LNL&C/ Harrison Hughson of Grand Rap- Wis., and Mrs. John Stude (Mar- last Thuraday. ids were Sunday evening lunch guerite Wingeier) and daughter let's Talk About Your Ciltiyntor Today Born to Mr. and Mrs. Orren guests at the Kline home. Sarah Jane of Toledo, O., visited Frost of Detroit, formerly of M« Mrs. Mary Nye was a guest of the Dan Wingeier family Friday Michigan Brewers' Association ley, a daughter. Miss Dolores Benton of Grand night and Saturday. Saturday night * * • • * Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ross of These Monthly Savings Will Make the Payments On Rapids at the annual banquet of the the two Mrs. Steinhilbers went 717-1t Francis Palms Building * Detroit 1, Michiaan Wsyland were Sunday guests at the Chi Omega Rho Sorority of to Grand Rapids to visit at the s-ST/ui tht Ed Pratt home. Your Chill Chest Freezer Junior College, at the Schnitzel- George Ford and Dave Washburn Alias Brewing Co. • E & B Brewing Co. • Frankenmufh Brewing Co. bank last Thursday evening. homes. SERVICi Mr. and Mrs. Vernor Lynn of Mr. and Mrs. Clare Porritt of Goebel Brewing Co. • Pfeiffer Brewing Co. • Sebewaing Brewing Co. • The Stroh Brewery Co. New Broom? Cascade were Thursday evening Bowne, and Mr. and Mrs. Law- They do say a new broom sweeps dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. rence Richardson were among the clean—but this isn't exactly a • NO DOWN PAYMENT • F. Kline. thirteen guests who • attended a broom. It Is a 1-3 horsepower-mo- Miss Constance Smith spent the party in honor of the fourth birth- tored 12-inch rotary broom made L-O-N-G . . . E-A-S-Y TERMS! week-end in Chicago with a form- day anniversary of their little for small office buildings and fac- er classmate at Michigan State great niece, Sandra Sue Shering- WITTENBACH PRICES CUT ON tories that is able to function in Miss Mary Joynt, who is now at- ton, at the home of her daddy low places. It waxes, polishes, or tending Catherine Gibbs Schcol in and mommy, Mr. and Mrs. Myron SALZS SERVICi GARDEN HOSE steel-wools a floor, using inter- that city. Sherrington in Grand Rapids Sun- W. MAIN ST. • • • PHONE 227 changeable brushes. "kPlUMElfiCfhiA h: ance Mr. and Mrs. Geo Ford and Mr. day afternoon. Krick Auto & Appli and Mra. Dave Washburn all of PUBLIC NOTICES Eorram Grand Rapids called on Mr. and SALES & SERVICE Mrs. Dan Wlngeler and family OBOEB APPOINTING TIME FOB fee v 61 Friday evening. REAJUNG CIJUM8 Wlyt Seles ft Sarriee The Alto Library windows were BU.U of Mlchlcio, Um Probate Coot ft* £7 LOW El. I resplendent with a collection of Nothing at the price West M21, Lowell, Mich. the County of Kant. Open Evenings 'til 9:00 maps of Europe and Michigan •t a Msston of saM coun. Mid at the embroidered on white cloth by nrobaU offlca. in the dty of Grtn^ RanMa in itaid county oz the 15th dty of May, the pupils of Mrs. Evelyn Lane A. D. IMS. of Whitneyvilie school. There is Pnaont: HON. JOHN DALTON, Ji GRADE "A" QUALITY an American Eagle very cleverly of Probate. fashioned from a gourd. Also comes close in quality! la tfee Matter «f the EtUte of ! BUILDING... new. fonnMiy May Amimm, Pereawi many of the pupils are showing Exterior Point It apptarioc to the court that the time books of the history of Michigan for preMDtaUoa of claims acalast said ROOFING which they have compiled. The 25 Feet ectate ihould be UmlUd. and that a LUMBER • Bright Titanium WhH« and place be appointed to recelre, «xa 21S b. Syqglef .bundle $2.25 other window has a display of •'CewJiMM*" CmfurAmrn " and adjust all clahna and demaadi ac Good Rr Sboatfciag $78.00 per M water color pictures made by the You Pay Only 0 Idtntical 19 $7 PalnU araiwatT \7araen nose Ud deoeaaed by and before eeJd cob CHRVSLEH SARATOGA t* It la Ordered, That credlton of aald da- Roafiat) roll $1.f8 Navajo Indian children of Phoe- 0 RtiiiU All Wvalhtr >, oaaasd are required to peeat ttattr fir 2*4% Al Laagtfcs ..$90.00 per M nix, Arts. These pictures are very to edd court at aald Probate Office oa at colorful and the collection is for 25% extra paint at no > the SSth day of July, A. D. Knotty Pine Paneling .$180.00 per M oale. extra costl Grade "A" it at tan o'clock In tha foratoaa. BRICK $169 Ume and place betog hereby appointed Mr Redwood Paneling $290.00 per M Mr .and Mrs. Roy MacNaughton 1 resistant to severest UM axamlnatMo and adjuatment of aO WUta Sood Uma..^ -.-per 100 $3JO who have been spending the win- weather — gives years 14' dia. Seamless black rubber claim, and demand* acalnat aald dioaaaad. rUqr Cedar Bevel Sldtna. 6 to. .$135.00 per M It la Further Ordered, TomX public ac^as Red Scored per 100 $6.00 ter in Florida, arrived at Frank of protection. Buy now tube, reinforced with heavy rayoa thereof be (Iran by publication of a o 8 iach. $155.00 per M MacNuughton's home to spend a for super savings! of this order for three vuccecalTe we few days. IIG S QUART weave. 2 year guarantee. previoua to aald day of haartag. In 5-4 x 4 Rr Roaring .$160.00 per M Last Friday Mrs. Chas. Foot LoweU Ledger, a newtpapar printed i READY MIXED - CAN AT A LOW circulated in aald county. accompanied Mrs. Oilman on a CREST Garden Hot*. 50'. 7.39 JOHN DALTON, 1 x 6 Geaaiae Idako WhHa Pino..$208.00 per M 4 QUART PRICE Kwfe-Mis Concrete seek $1.45 trip to Lowell and other points A true copy: Judge of ProbaS of Interest. This was an unusal DAISY C. OOGSHALL, Kwii-Mh Mortar seek $1.45 1 x 24 ia. Wide Pine Boards (Cheaper than Ply- Reglater of Probate. wood) trip for Mrs. Foot, who has been 13232550X23® • Tnmi c-t-S Wood fiber small 25c large $1.10 confined to her home for some Balsa Wood _-.12c lb. time because of her health. 100% oil base paint. Easy to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bruce at- CI M apply, washable, dries in one CINDER BLOCKS (For model airplanes*or just whittling) tended the Spring Band Concert • hour. Produces a soft velvet ^ Far Superior• in Caledonia Friday evening. Their Hack Plaat Yard ...eaeh'iOe Redwood Boat Lumber — Al wkMis op to 24 In. son Tommy plays the cornet in Quart like finish. Choice of many Far Mora Foolproof. • • Lmnbor Coayaoy Yard each 22c wide by 20 feat loag — Clear' this band. colors to suit any room! Sunday waa Vern Blocher's for Every Type of Hair! Deffvorod Trade Lood... each 22c birthday and all of his brothers Lambs Wool Roller Coaters Boat Plywood — 4i12 ft. W and Vs in. In Stock and sisters and their families gath- No OTHER low-priced car is so completely new, 4 OrhrM. The 110-h.p. I MakM paWMfl fwn. •€»¥, 3 tin.#. fo»t«f. Mbarad, Um TInm Track Load each 24c ered at his parents' home to help.' so completely modern as this '52 Ford. Frcm its V-8 is the most powerful engine In its field. The Plywood — Al TMcknespes him celebrate the event. Mr. and 101-h.p. Six, with free-ttfrning overhead valves, T roller, MkKW pan 91.TO new curved one-piece windshield and stronger, ITS NEW KIND OF HORSEPOWER IS SOMETHING TO FEEO Mrs. Paul Blocher of Ludlngton. is the most modern Sa. Take your choice of MARUTE who have been spending a few longer body to its many, many hand-finished Focdomatic. Overdrive or Conventional. Artisan dsys with their parents, left Mon- details. Ford for '52 speaks "quality." No other BvauCfwl New BerfUt •Her widest choice ol With its 180 HP V-8 engine, on 126^ mium ftul, such as you hava never felt Ya^ behind Chrysler's new engine yoall ieoaftful Kltcbea aad Wal Covering — Lass Hnni day morning for Waihlngton, D. WE RENT- car has a finer, road-hugging ride than this new docorl Pord iloac in the lew-price field offers 18 inches of wheeibase, many people think Another result is new economy. Ifs an find a new kind of ear. Won't you ooma Vi Price a# Tie! C, to visit Mrs. Poul Blocher's U In. Rotary Mo wan HUG SHAMPOOER DROP CLOTHS different models ... in a (election of body, engine that seareely forms carbon at afi. in and fori what we mean? brother. Ford. No otlier car a more comfortable, curve- the Saratoga is the best Chrysler car FLOOR SANDER PAINT SPRAYER upholstery and cbr cumbinalionB that's the Miss Charlotte Anderson of leveling ride. And this Ford parks like a dream of all. It enptee ieas heat It will last much •NOTB: Ptmer Oarta* alaadwtf a«CraM/ai*risL FLOOR EDQER HEDGE TRIMMER widest of all! And only Ford has hull-tight con* AMOaib, adra, aa aaf mm Chrpfar. GALVANIZED ROOFING Green Lake spent the week-end utruction which seels out water, dust and draft. We invite you to take the wheel and longer, stay younger on tha way! FLOOR WAXER LAWN ROLLER ... is far easier to steer. You know what other Only FERTILIZER SPREADER with Miss Marilyn Deming and $89.95 ftd what happens! 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| CM1T 0.1«..«»/" p]u, TL Hand Mowers from $17.95 Christiansen's EoriY. Colby —Alto DRUG STORE Lowell Lumber and Coal Co. C. H Runciman Co. Motor Sales BRUCE WALTER Phone 193F2 Office: 2421 Res.: 3151 222 WEST MMN SnEET PHONE ?99 COR. MAIN AND HUDSON ST8. LOWELL, MICH. 220 West mum Siiwit Thm Jtorm diaries I. Colbv M. Hermans, Owner McQueen Motor Co. ... UNIEU,MeRKM Closed Thursday Afternoons Office: 3231 Clerlcsville JAY BOELENS, Manager LtL PITSCH, Service Mgr. I "MAKE SAFE DRIVING A HABIT . . . CHECK YOUR CAR . . . CHECK ACCIDENTS" Local Happenings Double Ring Ceremony At Methodist Church Mr. and Mrs. Tho*. W. »ord left Unites Lowell Couple Wednesday for Tucaon, Arizona to The Women's Fellowship of the MEMORIAL DAY Congregational Church win meet In visit relatlvea and other frlenda for Miss Bonaie Lea Blekheff, Butterscotch Refrigerator a few weeks. the parish house Friday p. m.. May Wrd, at two o'clock. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mr. and Mrs. JV. A. Collins and Elckhoff, became the bride of FLOWERS Rosle and Cheryl Nelllst of Ada Regular meeting of Clart-Ellla Contad, son of Mr. and spent Sunday with Ronald Collins Post American Legion will be held Mrs. Donatd Conrad, at a very e at Port Custer. at the Club rooms Monday, May pretty doubie^ing ceremony at the Cookies Lowell Methodist Church on Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richmond 26, at ths usual dns. REAYTIFUI. GERANIUMS visited their son, DavM, Sunday at iy evening. May 8, .Rev. Philip Fort Custer. The May meeting of the Past «lotfelty officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Collin* and Noble Grand .Cluto of Rebekah Miss Shelby Jean Conrad was children accompanied the Robert Lodge will be held In the I.O.O.F. bridesmaid and the best man was CUT FLOWERS —- COMUNATION POTS 4 cups sifted King's Enriched Hour McCormicks to Lime Lflte Sunday hall Monday, May M, at SOO p. m. Joseph Eddy Elckhoff. to &p«nd the day with Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Sara Chronch and Mrs. Mary Donald EtekhoW and David URNS —REDDING PLANTS i teaspoon soda Oerald Collins. Scott will bs co-host RMunond, cousin of the bride, were ushers. I teaspoon cream of tartar Mra. Ruth Gaunt is apending two The Deborah Group of the Con- FLOWERING PLANTS—TY DOOM or Rot weeks with Mr. and Mra. Budd gregational Church will meet at A reception was held In the '/i teaspoon salt KING'S Gaunt in Ionia. the Parish House next Monday eve- church parlors immediately after A 4-H organisation for aummer ning. May M at 1:00 p m. Mra. the oeremony, at which Mrs. John ROSE RUSHES-SEEDS 1 cup butter or margarine projeeta was organized Monday Stephen Nlsbet and Mrs. Thomas Clausen, Mrs. Loftnle Elckhoff, evening in the Rivervlew School Mrs. Carl Hadden. Mrs. Philip PURE GOLD Hill co-hostesses. There win be VEGETARLE PUNTS 2 cups brown sugar District, with the following offi- election of officers at thla meet- Glotfelty and Mrs. Claade Krause cers: Prtaldent, Bill Serne; vice- ing. served refreshments of coffee, cake 2 eggs president, Jack Matt haws; aecre- and Ice cream. and tary and treasurer, Pat Trumble. The Woman's Misaionary Society Guests were present from Grand I teaspoon vanilla extract Mn. P. P. Coons aqd Mlaa Agnea of the Nazarene Church will meet Rapids, Alto and Lowell. Perry ware Thuraday luncheon Friday, May 23, at 10.00 a. m. In the The couple left for a short hon- URD RATHS I cup chopped nuts gueats of Mrs. Statle f-eokharo at home of Mrs. Charles Young. A eymoon In Southern Indiana. KING'S the Woman'a Club In Qd. Rapids. carry-In dinner win be served pre- Mr. and Mrs. Duke Thornot and ceding the business and devotional STEPPING STONES children were Sunday visitors at meeting, after which the ladles Will Snow Community 4-H Sift together flour, soda, cream of tartar ai^d FLAKE FLOVR the home of hla parents In Egypt. tie two comforters to be sent to Elects Ne^Officers Mrs. Chsrlea Clarke and Mra. Africa. salt. Cream together butter or margarine Olive Rltter apent Sunday after- The Snow Community 4-H Club noon with the former*# son and Regular meeting of V. F. W. met at the Community Hall May and sugar until light and fluffy. Add eggs On Sale wfte, Mr. and Mrs. Car] Clarke at Wednesday, May 28. 18th to organise for the summer M. 8. C. and also called e* Mr. and projects. Kiel's Flower 4 Gilt Sbp Mrs Basil Oresn In D«W|U. Our aew officers are: Madelyn , ^FheweaSF-f §17 I. Msla St and vanilla extract. Beat well. Add flour mix- Mrs. Lse Lampkin attitaded the En9a9ement Announced Cole, president; Dick Ilaver, vice- luncheon given In honor of Mrs. at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rittenger president; Phylls Cole, secretary; ture to creamed mixture. Add nuts and mix Douglas MacArthur In Lansing last have announced the engagement of week Thursday. Mary Cornell, treasurer; George their daughter, Mary, to Rodger About fifty relatives aad frlenda Baker, reporter. well. Shape into rolls and wrap in waxed Lewis of Detroit. The bridegroom- Your Favorite of James M. Ward met Sunday, Leaders for the coming year are: loHOR elect Is the son of Rev. and Mrs. paper, or press into cookie ntplds. Chill until May 11, for a potluck dinner In cel- Lawton Cole, dairy and beef; Men- ebration of his Slat birthday anni- Clayton Lewis of Port Huron. no Baker, swine, poultry and rab- J Tut Grocery Store versary. His children,' frandchil- Miss Rittenger graduated from bits; Lester Antonldes, . horses; firm. Slice thin and bake on ungreased bak- dren and great-grandchildren were Michigan State Obllege and Is David Transue, vegetsMe garden- present now attending the University of ing; Vera Antonldes, flower gar- qraou^ ing sheets in moderately hot oven (400* F.) Mr. and Mrs. Sam Roodabush left Michigan. School of Social Work. dening and cooking. Tuesday night for Tenneeeee where Mr. Lewis is a graduate of It was voted to have a recrea- 8 to 10 minutes. Makes about 6 dozen 2-in. they will visit with relatives. Wayne University and Is now tional meeting each month. Elner Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hesche working for his Master's Degree Ol strom was our "guest We will SILVERWARE and daughter, Nlla, left last Sun- at Wayne University, School of So- to accept any new mem- cookies. day for Texas, accompanying Mrs. cial Work. ir mow JEWB. ROXES Darrel Hesche to join her husband An August wedding is planned George Baker, Reporter. who Is stationed at Houston Air by the couple. Force Base. MSI Ae<- Mrs. Davtd Gladstone and little Miscellaneous Shower mifwa son of Grand Rapids spent the Lowell Job's Daughters Honors Beverly Buck LOWELL week end with Mr. and Mrs. Louis To Institute a Bethel Lifetime/ TRAVALARM Seeley. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Har- TfingWtng CMpami MICHIGAN Lowell Bethel were given the old Buck was the scene of a very Child Study Club honor of Instituting a Bethel In happy social event wheli their COMPACTS Three Rivers Sunday afternoon. daughter, Mrs. Car] Seese, was Elects New Officers May 26. There are so many ac- bosteas for a miscellaneous sbqw. CARD OF THANKS Fix It er honoring brlde-eleot, Beverly A lively and interesting auction tivities at this time of the year the LIGHTERS A repair kit for patching small I Hay-Harvesting Buck, whose marriage to Ronald of numerous white elephants and following girls are to be compli- I wish to thank all my friends I holes or tears In plastics such as Hoist will take place early In baked goods was the highlight of mented for their loyalty to their for the cards and flowers sent to shower curtains, tablecloths, aprons Weather Hazards Bethel: Cheryl Nelllst, Nancy June. ULLFOLDS- etc., provides strips of plastic and a the meeting of the Child Study The guest of honor received me during my stay in the hospital. Club, held at the home of Mrs. Wood, Beverly Bedell, Joanne Las- c4 Diane Althaus. ' tube of repair cement Greatly Reduced many lovely gifts from friends Janet Tapley. by, Jeanne Marks, Mary Alice Dey, Jenett McPherson, Patty and former classmates who ware Newer hay-harvesting methods The slate of officers for the fol- Trumble, Jill Ostrender, OBtolyn la aMMuMe, and Al ha# a Jelly SMcfc which reduce weather hazards are lowing year was presented by the time. Dainty refreshments were becoming more common on Mich- nominating committee, and a mo- Butts, Patty Wittenbach, Karen RAVENNA igan farms, resulting in higher tion was made and seconded that Johnson and Dianne Seeley.* ELECTRIC SHAViM quality hays, according to Karl A. the officers will be Presldont, Jane Seven girls from Grand Rapids HOUSTEIN FinBlAN COW ^ Vary, Michigan State College agri- Jasperse; Vlce-presideBt, Ruth and four from Muskegon win as- REGISTERS HIGH Df TEST LIVESTOCK SALES cultural economist, who has stud- Grlmwood; Secretary, Mildred sist. Prices for May L9. 1023 Head ied the situation. •Beimers; Treasurer, Flora- Jean A Holsteio-Frelsian cow, S years Pay WotUy or MoitMy of Livestock, 59 Cases Poultry The weather problem In fleld-eur- Beachum. CARD OF THANKS and eight months Old, owned by ing hay to 25 perccnt or less is ob- Refreshments were served by Roy T. Smuts, has Just completed We wish to thank the neighbors vious. To field-cure hay to a mois- Mrs. Lenora Towers. a 866-day production test In offi- and friends for their kindness, sym- Vtd -1 up to $39.00 cwt. ture content of 26 percent requires cial Herd Improvement registry. pathy and beautlfql floral offer- We Give Green Stamps about 15 to 20 hours of sunshine. Her record Is 865 pounds of butter- Beef Steers md HoMors ftp to $32J0 cwt. CARD OF THANKS 1 ings during {he Illness and death That means about one and a half fat and 16849 pounds of milk, test- of our sister and aunt. Miss Carrie Cows vp fo $26.00 cwt. to two days of clear weather. I wish to express my . sincere ing 4.8*. thanks and appreciation for the Qexton. We also wish to thank the Mb up to $27.80 cwt. According to U. S. Weather Bu- This record averages approxi- many cards and plants and person- pan bearers. reau Records at East Lansing, the mately 19 quarts of milk dally for Feeder CotHe from $20.00 to $28.50 cwt. al calls I received during my reeent Myrtle Sexton probable number of days without Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sexton the period covered by her test Hogs vp to $23.10 cwt. rainfall during the first two weeks illness. p4 Mrs. Lucy MacNaughton o4 Sows lip to $20.60 cwt. in June la about two to three days Ledger Want Ads bring results. AVERY in a row. You can count on about CARD OF THANKS Feeder Pigs from $9.25 fo $23.75 oock one to two days in a row during Horses from $34.00 fo $85.00 eock the second two weeks In June, and We wish to thank our relatives, JEWELERS three clear days In a row during neighbors ancf friends for tneir * Sheep $24.25 eoch the first weuk in July. Th^s fig- beautiful flowers, kindness, and Lowell, Michigan Goofs up to $5.50 each ures were compiled by Vary from many other sympathetic deeds dur- records from 1918 to 1951. ing our bereavement," the death of SALE STARTS AT 5:00 P. M. our beloved husband and father, The aals haa tha largest number uf buyers paying the high- W.'th a hay crusner the number Andrew Houseman. est market prices for your livestock. of hours of sunshine required to Mrs. En.metta Houseman Valuable Free Gift given away at 9:00 o'clock every Monday field-cure hay is cut to eight to ten. and Family. c4 Thursday, Friday, Saturday May 22, 23,24 night Must be present to win. A b§tn drier will cut hours of sun- You ars always welcome to attend the sales every Monday shine required, to six to eight. DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM CARD OF THANKS Ledger Want Ads Bring Results even though you do not hsve anything to sell. And farmers who make grass sil- We operate the Ravenna Livestock Sale on Monday, ths age need only one to three hours I wish to thank my relatives, Big Rapids Sale on Wednesday and the Fremont Stock Sale of sunshine to cure th'^ii hay. kind neighbors and all the Mends, on Friday. The dry matter loss foi the hay Pastor and Mrs. Logan, those from For Trucking Service call Ed. Downed. Lowell, R2, tele- loader method is 24 percent, for the Alton Bible Church, those who CITIZENS sixift yam phone 4941 Ada. Bonded For Your Protection the hay crusher it is 21 percent, for donated blood for me, and all the bam drier 16 percent, and for others who showed so much love RAVENNA LIVESTOCK SALES gnuw silage. 16 percent. These dry nnd kindness to me with flowers, Art Steward RAVENNA, MICHIGAN J. Paul Herman matter Iosj figures are from time cards, letters, lovely gifts, personal couiskm coveiasi Auctioneer Manager of cutting until time of feeding Extended calls during my stay In the hoe- . SThta a priran puaaacar car lasmd widi Cidsciu'for UaUUtr sad pital and since returning home. NtemtaOHMA KxkaJbie iniunnce bu *a trddMi with uxxfacr car laawad «lih UNSUCCESSFUL IN STATE I thank Dr. Shepard and give CituMf' mod* dM cormaa^ THE DHDUCTIBU! IS WAIVID POEM WINS NATL. AWARD Praise and Thanks unto our Heav- MfQUNNBt IN BOTH CASB AND BOTH POUCYHOLDERS AM PAID IN fuiu Tbtrt'j me qaUefias om.wtto'f riabi awl wbo'f wroas. A poem, entitled "A Lonely Tree," enly Father. 1st Peter 5:7, Psalm which Diane Peacock, 17, a Lake 27:14. Aad Oaca My *8:41 AUTO • mt • O&mAl CASUALTY Odessa High School pupil, entered p4 Mrs. Irene Baldjrjr. THE ROLUNS AGENCY we, ,e,, in a national contest at San Fran- China that seems very fine end ; Phene 404F2 cisco, Calif., received an. award re- ' 836 W. Msln Street UlH«6ds|* ' ''>ie! cently. delicate is actually a tough, durable GORCtY The poem had been entered In a ptoduct that can stand wear and JtoMm statewide contest without success tear. Be careful not to expose and so Its acceptance in the na- china to extreme temperanire changes, however. vKfMMH Judge expertly tionwide test brought added pleas- BOYS wm HURTZ NAU * vmma Mwm SUITS ityled for spring ure to Diane and her friends.
with a CARD OF THANKS Sunday and Monday May 25 and 26 I wish to thank my friends and neighbors for the cards, gifts, Sunday Shows Continuous from 3:00 P. M. by MARX-MADE ] ^ flowers and acts of kindness dur- I ing my Illness in the hospital and at home. Aa Honored Cost •.. of truck value c-4 Mrs. Leo E. Sullivan. GREGORY MsCK SUSAN HAYWARD * Man's svrvlval as the prime an- imal depends upon his ability to RAYMOND MASSEY Attractive prkosl use natural resources wisely. IN AN HONORED PICTURE... Liberal trade-ins I • • 20th Century Fox Presents the Immortal Biblical Long, easy terms I FORGiyE ME Eddie Fishsr Production — HALF AS MUCH Rosemary Clooney ( 'DAVID AND BATHSHEBA" Yeef HbAsseensmy BE ANYTHING . •ought behind these Champ Butler In Color by Technicolor »oltt-»eaoo w\H ctyled by SUGARiUSH WITH A CAST OF THOUSANDS Doris Day and Frsnkis Liine the fomooi toUori of WHATS THE USET Tuesday and Wednesday May 27 and 28 MoncMode. fetdPwool Johnnie Rajr • tobrfci In the newait, unortet HOWARD RITTENGER KISS OF FIRE " Tony Martin fRANK pettomt and wvovee. about this question .... THE BLACKSMITH BLUES Last fall I buufchl a It day ac Ella Mse Merse • ' SUITS FROM cident policy for only |8 to cov- er accidental Injury or death WHEEL OF FORTUNE up to $6,000 during deer hunt- Key Stsrr w ing. Is such a policy available for a vacation trip to cover the hazards of driving, swimming, DONT DELAY f SEE US TO DAY f fishing, camping, and other RADIO SERVICE « UWVUMIJMTOHAIIOMAI "CnW sports? MCKUHON T' For ths answer to your Ineur- Company Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 29, 30, 31 GOULD'S GARAGE Speerstr^ a . / anee quaations, foal fraa to "If it haa a tube we service It" RErMUS call me at fllttsngar Insur- R. G. CHROUCH PALACLACKE CLEANERS ance Service. Phone 144, _ow- "THE RATTLE AT APACHE PASS" 269 319 W. Main. Lowel Lowell, Mlchlgsn 1 Meln St Ph. Kt, Leweil ell. SM E. Main St Phone ISB ,