7 y LEDGER Odds and Ends Q Here and There ENTRIES Lmos and ALTO SOLO Pithy Points Picked Up and BdkC a af Variaaa Patly Pot By Our Peripa- Tapica af Lacal aad LOWELL. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28.1933 NO. 32 tetic Pencil Pusher Gaaeral Utcrcat FORTY-FIRST YEAR Happy New Year! Happy Year! Wm. E. Aldrich, 69, By Albert T. Rpid To dale more than 3.0(H) appli- WB CANT STOP NOW COMES TO GRIEFBom Near Here, Dies RING IN THE NEW cations for Old Age pensions are unmistakable William E. Aldrich, 09. prom- have been made in Kenl county. everywhere of im inent farmer of southwest Barry svement ID econonnc county, died unexpectedly at his We can see where the Slate TRYING HOLDUP home near Delton Wednesday Supreme Court has cited Ihe offi- More men are at night, Dec. 20. millions of them. Farm- cials governing body of the sec- noting some improve- The son of William B. Aldrich. ond city of Ihe slate for con- prices. Retail business IN DRUGSTORE Civil war veteran residng many tempi. Thp (K-ople had already- years in Lowell and vicinity, ho done thai. Many of the big in- was born in Vergennes township. report more orders on THOMAS WATERS ALLEGED Kent county, lie was married in for some years past The Pere Marquette Hailwav TO HAVE ATTEMPTED BOB- June 19. 1883, to Etta Jane Whit- Co., asked permission of the in- Prices Are rising. The bank re- ney. Grattan township, who died terstate commerce commission ports for October showed that BERY IN DETROIT—FORM- Mbrch 3. 1931, and he later mar- Wednesday to abandon a six- poney. the shape of checks, ERLY LIVED HERE — SAID ried Mrs. Mina Bagley, who sur- mile line from Elmdale to Free- tnds at a rate 25 per- vives together with four chil- porl, Michigan. hiaber than in October of TO HAVE HAD GOOD REPU- dren and nineteen grandchil- That la perhaps the most TATION dren. The children are: Verne Despite Ihe fact that during sign of all, for it is Aldrich of Whitneyville, Loyal 1933 forest fires raged over al- me of money but the and Maurice Aldrich and Mrs W. most a quarter of a million acres with which it moves from Thomas Waters, 23, formerly H. Ingersoll of Kalamatoo. of land in Michigan, only 2,458 to hand that counts. If of Lowell, more recently of The family moved to Barry acres of this area contained mer- zty had a million and no- Grand Rapids, was in a critical county 43 years ago. chantable timber. spent anything we would condition in Receiving hospital. hard times; but if every- Detroit, Friday from bullet Always good news when days had only a hundred dollars wounds inflicted by a detective HOWARD R1TTENGER y. begin to grow longer. Although it quickly, knowing and a special policeman who said Badi 3 Patroos only a minute or so a day at first, • next hundred was they caught him holding up a Newly Elected High Priest of "that's suifipin."as 'Amos'n Andy* from, we would have im- drug store. (Hooker Chapter, Royal Arch put it. The lengthening to longer prosperity. Waters was shot first by De- Masons. This will be his third days began with last Friday. of the present recovery tective Lee OWeal, who was in Show Coopetatin year in that capacity. Mr. to such Governmental the store at the time. O'Neal said Rittenger is also a Past Wor- Crews aggregating 1.000 men, as the Public Works Waters pointed a pistol at him Fred H. l9war1hout. Conserva- shipful Master of l»well Lodge, tor for the Lowell State Bank, F. and A. M. / operating under Ihe C. W. A. arc and its latest offspring, and ordered him to raise his reports that satisfactory progress now engaged in creating the most CWl Works Administration; hands. As the detective did so extensive improvements and de- to the loosening of credit he reached for bis shoulder hol- is being made in carrying out the bank's reopening plans as out- velopments ever carried on in pressure on debton ster, drew out a gun and shot the Michigan's system of fisheries. Federal assistance to youth in the chest. lined in last week's ledger. Former Lowell Girl and mortgagors. Much of Waters, the detective said, re- •*1 am very appreciative," said Mr. Swarthout. **of the splendid A road construction projec: |g dne, too to the distribution turned fire. Leon Underbill, a under the public works program pfttiK to growers of yar- merchant policeman who was in spirit of cooperation which is being manifested by patrons of Wifl Aid Depositors granted to Michigan, includes commodities as a premium the back room of the drug store, 15.341 miles of bituminous con- I production. heard the shots and came ouL the bank. We shall proceed just as rapidly as numerous de- crete on I'S-I.ll casl lo county ire only temporary He shot Waters in the leg. Waters Mrs. John A. Pasanen. formerly line in Kenl. in (ireenville and of course- If they then attempted to run from the tails can be carried out. Irma Coles, a graduate of lawell MAMMCIOUIl Mr. Swarthout also stated thai west lo county line of Montcalm nil to be abandoned now, store, but fell to the sidewalk and High School in 1930 has had the county. The cost will be $136,- they probably would have no was captured. waiver and consent agreements honor of being elected a member 575. giorft * permanent effect than Police quoted Waters as say- would be mailed to depositors in of the Depositors' Committee of the near future and other steps "shot in the arm" has upon ing he came to Detroit from Ihe Firsl National Hank, Detroit. A big truck carrying a cargo dope lend. They are, however, Grand Rapids Thursday and "de- taken as rapidly as possible in This committee of fifty-four of 4.IKMI gallons of gasoline over- laying the foundation for busi- cided to get some easy money.' order to restore full hanking persons was organized for the facilities to the community. turned on I S-IO early last Wed- nr** and industry to build upon, purpose of formulating plans nesday morning :it a point near tad probably will tide us ov-r Thomas Waters had planned to for Ihe reorganization of said Frost's Corners. Icy pavement the emergency and set us well on CW bank. was Ihe cause. Twelve hundred fhe road to recovery. cS b "friend""in ..t A Architect Mrs. Pasanen has been active &illuns of gasoline leaked away. : It looks to us as if the tbing ids. He informed friends when For Kent County Area(i n bank affairs since the bank A nearby farmer salvaged 70 for everybody to do now is not he left Grand Rapids Thursday 'holiday was declared last Feb- WHY WE GREET 'gallons. to gum the cards, but to give the he was going lo Canton. Ohio, to ruary. She is a charter mem- Late Bulletins New Deal a chance to prove it- collect money due him. Chris. Steketee, prominent lo- Iht of Ihe Michigan Depositors' THE NEW YEAR Warning lo all persons possess- f. Everyone has a right to The young man. who bore a cal architect, has been appointed Cooperative league, and ha* ...... 'inn furs of protected fur-bearing private (Minion as to whether good reputation here, went to bwn elected secretary of its sub- Work of reconditioning the ( a supervising architect for Kenl Central school building, a CWA 'V: ^'-f • W *6|animals was issued December 27. i end renut will be beneficial, live on Lafayette-av. about n county for the Civil Works Ad- sidiary group of depositors HY 4m wt fr««t the*, O blith* Hwm >ears. son of the lale I.uther i jj,e |aw rt.qUirt.s ihaj a|| t nobody with sense would year ago when his mother and project, is moving with most sat- minisiration, with oflices in the whose accounts in the closed YmtT isfactory results. Sixty men. J.l ?. • suddenly j persons must make a report of nt to stop it now in the mid- grandparents, with whom he county building. Mr. Steketee banks are over one thousand dol- What Br* tfcf pl«4c— •! odfth aad on (.hnstmas morning sit hisia|| slIC}, furs jn possession lo the dle of the stream. viously had made his home. lars. This group has been formed divided in two five-hour shifts, and his assistant. Kmil G. Zill- kriirht-OTMrt. tka wraac to are turning the trick and school home in Detroit, Director of Conservation within Cn the city. mer, are busily engaged in get- lo protect those depositors who l)r, Severy was raised here,.fjVP ,|avs afjer y, c| j Lawell brilliant with CmmI to acatttr ear (ban witk lijkt? will positively resume Monday, and was a student in «h«- Lowell . . , . ting under way the program of are left after the small deposit- Wharatora tka thrill, tha *arUa aad aktoa January 8. 1934. rcspet |ivi M IV)ns in 1M4. Every weed- rehabilitation of township ors are paid. b kaart aad area at a ward af tkiaa? schools, later taking up Ihe studv — itraat corner can be of osteopathy and after gradua- . schools and grounds that is ex- Mrs. Pasanen. whose parents, A radiogram lo the l^edger re- Much of |he rntirt conlinen| eanvartad iato a Jayaa apol af Mrs. Nora Loop, 84, pected to provide employment Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Coles live Tta Old waa boaraat, Aa Old waa tiwa. lion located in Detroit, where hei has felt Ihe icy blasts of win- baaaty with tkeae siaiple. bat TW Old waa fcrava wWa tha OU was aaw, ceived at 10:30 this (Thursday) built up a large practice and in every section of the county near l^wcll. has made her home Ha uwid ua atom with gfaea aad gtfli morning from Admiral N. E. Bor- ter since Christmas day. More waMarfally ealored lowers. for men registered with the in Detroit since her graduation Hia rtnaat ridaa kad a daa» Uaa rift. made a wide circle of friends. than 411 deg, below zero is re- ' - gerson. caught in Ihe ice packs Surviving are lb" widow, Pioneer Teacher, Dies CWA. from High School. Yat atrafcht aad awtft. whaa Wa kand un- at Sutlons Bay, brings Ihe cheer- ported in some sections of the 8TB1IAML1N1NG THE BU8I- George Waring, former assist- We congratulate her and wish ci Frances; a sisler, Mrs. Ella Hust- northwest. Here in Lowell the her continued success. With ing news that the good ship ed of Grand Hapids: and a IfEBB STRUCTURE. Mrs. Nora Loop, 84, a pioneer ant city manager and well known O Ull im. Year—Wa wa laia to "Lowell Showboat 1934" and hei mercury dropped to 10 below at consulting engineer, heads the brother, George, of Lake Odessa. 8 o'clock Wednesday morning, E HAVE seen a lot of pic- teacher in Kent county and a What la thy chn that wa hail thaa aaT gallant crew are safe, in good Dr, Sevcry has been a frequent tures and read a great worker for women's suffragf CWA commission in charge of Duplicate Father's spirits and that anchor will be visitor in l»well at lh»' home of the coldest hour. By mid-day deal about the proposed and prohibition, died Saturday all Kenl county work.—Grand TWatifh tha cthar dear, fraa tha aabn dropped at Port Lowell on the the reading was 16 above zero. W Rapids Chronicle. his aunt. Mrs. L. J, Post, -^rtretmlined** trains which sonu- night at the home of a daughter, Record 30 Yrs. Later Tha Naw Yaar River Flat Ihe first week in Aug- Burial was in Detroit. Western railroads are Mrs. Wallace W. Pearl of Grand •I ust. 1934. Left entirely to their own re- to put into service, Rapids. sources and protected from hunt- are expected to make 100 She was a native of Gratlan Pioneer of Ada-tp. Donnan Edson Basler. son of Word Ibis morning from the ers, two buck and three doe deer an hour or more by the township. Left an orphan at Carl D. Basler. a former Lowell Day* far lahar. ai Construction crews at the sew- increased in seven years to a Passes At Age 73 High School graduate, has re- Aad 1 hrta* raa h age disposal plants is lo the ef- Put a Head On herd of 162. The deer herd is tion of unnecessary dead the age of nine years, she went Spat I to warlc ia. aad warh to da. and the removal of ex- to make her home with the cently been awarded highest Aad faith to that which to para aad fect that pouring of concrete for located on the George Preserve obstructions which catch James Fox family in Vergennes honors for scholarship in the the nde walls will be well under near Pinckney which is operated Mrs. John J. McGinnis, Sr.. 73, Jackson High School. (His all by the Universty of Mchgan. The the wind and retard their speed. township. She taught school in died Sunday morning at the fam- way this week. About forty We have also read a lot of the some of the early schools of the -A" record entitles him to the men are at work. This If You Can Preserve contains an area of ap- ily home in Grand Rapids, after valedictory which he will deliv- proximately 1.280 acres and is things which are being printed section and in 1875 married an illness of nearly a year. As predicted in last week's streamlined automobiles, James D. Loop of Lowell. TTicy er at the graduation exercises l>edger the application of the vil- Dear Editor: completely enclosed by a deer Mrs. McGinnis was horn in for this semester. He has dup- School Aid BiD Yen 1 red dot ledder from A. S. proof fence. the new railroad trains, the resided at Lowell 15 years and Ada township, Kent county, a lage of Lowell to the CWA for is to shapes which look later moved to Sparta where they licated his father's record of 30 sewer extensions here was ofll- i ged so mad dat I cannod keep daughter .o f Mr. and ..Mrs .. Michae.. l years ago. when his father was cially approved by the state ad- still. So i dinks i wride yu and Fishermen who aren't sure at first glance, to the un- were residents until Mr. LoopV neer ^es,den, lherc eye, hot which, we are death in 1919. She then went to ? lokn K ? - valedictorian of the class of 190J, Passes Legislature ministrator on Friday. Accord- cheer u ub, whether the catch on their hook In 1900 she was married and Lowel- l High School. Val ve dakes de Leger sinz Mr, is a bluegill or a sunfish, or a will run more smoothly the home of her daughter in went to her husband's farm ing to present plans Ihe work and faster than the old familiar Grand Rapids. will start next week, A total Jonson firsl stard id and id hav brown or rainbow trout can now bom.-, near Ellendale, N. D. The (Michigan Legislature in ben law mit gospell in our hom, turn to the booklet that was is- shapan. She was a member of Spartn Since 1920 her residence had of 190 men will be employed for Au of which makes us won Methodist church and a lifelong passing the School Aid bill in about two months. The project and vol i no i learn fr de Leger, sued them with their fishing alternated between Grand Rap- eleven hours clearly indicated Now dot A. S. he spek of his edi- license. The Digest of Fishing der whether what the Adminis- member of the W. C . T. U. She ids and the North Dakota home. livestock Up calls for an expenditure of 825,- tratton in Washington is trying was one of the active workers that they appreciated the school 000. cation. He must b young and if Laws for 1934-35 are issued with lo do is not. in effect, streamlin- for women's suffrage. She and Mr. McGinnis last re- problem, A sum of 815,000,000 is so he ought lo b edicaled, fur all licenses with four pages of turned to Grand Rapids a little appropriated as a special emer- pictures of the more common ing the basinets structure. The Funeral services were held in more than a year ago. Word this morning states just look vot our school tax is -obvious purpose of all that is Grand Rapids Tuesday. Burial For Discussion gency fund to be distributed as positively that the New Year and look at the bootfull school species of fish, and all persoas She is survived by her husband; advances against allocations over 18 years of age taking fish htind done is to make businesisn Sparta. She leaves besides one son, John J. Jr., of Hie will see the installation of houses al over our county. Grand and industry move more rapidly, her daughter in Grand Rapids, a under the provisions of the an electric fountain in Flat riv- Hapids, Loell, Atlv;, Spardy, Rok- from the inland waters of the with leu obstruction in the shape daughter. Mrs. Walter Wykom of Press editorial staff; a brother. "The Security of Agriculture in Thatcher-Sias act. The bill er. Here's hoping it will have ford. Ada, Caldona and Alask, al- state ifter Monday, January 1. Michael Verlin of Ellendale, N. Livestock" will be the subject of places, into this special emer- must be supplied with one of eoessary external excres- Seattle, Wash.; a son. J. Fred D., and a grandson. as many colors as Joseph's coal. zo Whitneyvill. Why ve ish just and carrying less dead Loop of Detroit, and a sister, a talk on the program for the gency fund, all excess revenues bustin mit edication. An qq doui these licenses, Funeral services were held at annual Farmers' Week to be held from retail sales lax above $31,- Mrs. Ellen Pierce of Grand Rap- St. Andrews at 10 a. m. Tuesday. A. S. had hiz tuition pad by the proposed changes in the ids. at Michigan State College Jan- 700,000 and Ihe expenses of ad- Coming Events distric in whic he Uvd. An increase in Michigan's toyfi Burial in Woodlawn, Grand Rap- uary 29th to February 2nd. ministration; revenues from Act structure give it ids. Now he speek of dot Erl Curls. ist trade in the summer of 1934 ice in the eyes of Dean W. C. Coffey, of the agri- No, 8 of the Public Ads of the The 1, 0, 0, F, and Rebekahs Why shold he not wrde gud, because of depreciated dollars have all their lives cultural division at the Univers- extra session of 1933 wi|h th? -ill hold a pedro party at their caus he no good for any ding and Ihe repeal of prohibition is being done in one Use More Cheese, ity of Minnesota, will give this exception of appropriations of hall on E, Main-ISt,, Friday elze onlie to eat and he ish good expected by leaders of the state's rr way. It is human Lowell Boy Takes talk on the value of livestock *2400 to the Legislative Coun- night, Dec. 29lh, at 8 o'clock. at dot. resort associations, "Michigan to dlstruct whatever is lo the farming industry. Dean cil, $100,000 lo the Department of There will be dancing following Den, A. S. he bpeok abud d." should see a tremendous increase IHar. We have got so Coffey is well versed in live- Public Safety, and 81,000,000 for cards, wavs wash over de ship of slat. in tourist and resort business." to watered stock in Especially Dutch stock production and its value, a revolving fund;" and finally, a Well, they did wash Clear over predicted George E. Bishop, sec- big husineaannd industrial con- M.S.C. Short Coursean d was formerly professor of sum of nol lo exceed 815,000,000 Monday evening. January 8lh, lass winter, but thanks to our retary of the Upper Peninsula holdiqg companies piled sheep husbandry at the Univers- from Ihe general fund of the Ihe Congregational church will F. D, R, for he command Ihe Development bureau. iHe said each other in public util- Farm women in Michigan are Clarence B. Klahn of Lowell ity of Illinois, stale nol otherwise appropriated. hold an "International Rela- considering using more cheese, wave to rool bak and she be go- that the decline of the dollar in sionsons, exor- has been admitted to the Shor! Livestock annually brings ap- Dislrihulion of the revenue tions" supper. II will be pol- in' bak f|wl. Bud Ihe old gard foreign exchange will cause bitant profits and private graft, especially cottage cheese, in the Courses at Michigan State Col- proximately twice as much pro- will be made first lo school dis- diet since it can be easily made luck and each nationality will and the wal street birats is work- many who otherwise would go oompetition and outrag- lege. Clarence plans to enroll fit to Michigan farmers as they tricts most in need of financial have a separate table. AI 8 p. in teeth and nal to undo what F. to Europe to vacation at hme nractices that, to from skim milk. This type of in the Commercial Fruit Produc- net from the production of cro aid as advances against sums cheese is a carrier of all of the m. the play, "Ba Thane," will be D. is drying lo do. Now, we com- next summer, niese things seem tion Course, the date of which A study of agricultural profits which they would receive under presented. on beople wants to boost F, D's. and naescapable milk solids excepting bulterfat. are January 2 to January 26. throughout the country for re- the provisions of the Thatcher- The proteins offered by this program. Ov cors, like de chil- M. B, McPherson, state tax without whi Six hundred eighty-five stu- cent years shows that livestock Sias act. The administration ol The Peckham Group are plan- dren of Isrial, lots of our folks commissioner, suffered slight not be conducted. type of cheese together with the dents enrolled in tbe twenty-one is the most dependable of all pro- this fund will be under Ihe di- milk sugar and othei- solids are ning a New Year's supper and want a gold caf, but nod me. injuries when his car left the •to the old-time railroad short courses last year, these duce from the farmer's stand- rection of State Superintendent program to be held at Ihe Con Agin, spakin ov Curls, he no pavement, near Portland, last wRh distrust on new easily digested and are equally courses are open without en- point. In several instances, of Public Instruction. Paul F. valuable pound for pound as is gregational Parish house Friday mor fit to send to Rushey then is Friday morning. (Mr. McPher- to make the hance requirements or entrance farm animals have proved a boon Voelker and the Emergency Ad- evening, January 5th, at 6:30. lhat Hewey Long, Spakin of son was enroute to Lansing at an meat Approximately one pound examinations, to any dtiten of when crops such as wheat have ministrative Board. organized 1 of cottage cheese can be made Curls' nashinability, he is a dead early hour when the accident oc- the M horse- the state over sixteen years of fallen far short of expectations. under the provisions of Act. 23 On Sunday evening Rev. Wen- in the wool Publican, curred. His car was quite bad- looked askai out of each gallon of skim milk. age. Several outstanding agricul- of the Public Acts of 1931, Home demonstration group ger and family will be hosts to Now about yoursef, i lik the ly damaged. The accident oc- It looks to There are two general courses tural speakers have been engaged all Ihe Parish and their friends way yous keep hammerin away curred not far from the point going to hate to leaders at their regular meeti in Agriculture—the Two Year by the committee in charge of held this month in Grand Ra of this and the Alton Community fur the local improvments. We where Mr. McPherson was so new ideas in Sixteen Weeks Course which be- Farmers' Week arrangements. Clara Bow Coming at an "Open House and Tea." ned the feet-brige and fix the badly injured about a year ago. East Nelson. Lowell. Zeel ns October 30 and Ihe Winter All of these nationaMy prominent The Children's hour will be Grand Haven and Coopersville In a Brilliant Hit Hand. Keep the home fires burn- necessitating several weeks in a erm Course which begins Jan- men will discuss pertinent sub- 5-6:30, The parents of the ing. hospital. "Mel" laughs off the AIR CUBB witnessed a cottage cheese mak- uary 2ud. ject of vital interest to Michigan smaller children may come with ing deaNNtttration conducted by Leger reader. suggestion that he had better WD want lo enre your cold, TTiere are seven specializing fanners during the annual rural Clara Bow comes to the Strand them. Young People 7-8 p. m.; detour Portland in the future. Mrs. Star S. Thompson. District convention to be held at the Col- airplane. That Hone Demonstration Agent. This courses which begin January 2nd Sunday and Monday in hoopla," Alton Community 8-9 p, m.; Anyhow, all are glad to learn of Dr. HaUor and continue through February. lege the last of January and the which is said to fit the dynamic Lowell and vicinity , adults 9 p, that he escaped serious injury If was c part of the nutrition les first of February. State Has 900 who son of the -live at home pro- This group includes the Dairy little star like the proverbial m, following. At the stroke of and that he is following his ac- the belief thai gram." - Production Course. Dairy Manu- glove. 12. let us all pause for prayer. tivities with his accustomed facturing Course. Poultry Course, Gas. Distributors disappear at high At this meeting, it was pointed An S-Year-OldGirl Cast as a dancer in a carnival. vigor. out that only a few important Agricultural Engineering Course. Miss Bow releases all the dra- Monday evening. January 8th, the flight things need to be considered in Commercial Fruit Production Writes Xmas Verse matic facets lhat mark her per there will be held "International Ail attempt is being made by An order from NRA headquart- Chicago he found making this new type of pop Course. Home Economics Course, sonality. Relations Night" at the Congrega means of a mandamus suit, to ers in Washington was sent to who had been suf- corn cheese which is gaining and Practical Floricultural As a barker of the carnival, tional church, beginning with a compel Ihe Department of State Hosiery 3flls, Inc., of Belding, to colds when titey great popularity. Course. This verse was written by Miss Preston Foster is excellent in pot luck supper at 6:30, during to disclose confidential informa- curtail operations to two shifts plane and had aot The important things to con- Fourteen courses are offered Vivian Bieri on Christmas morn- the masculine lead opposite which Ihe people of each nation- tion it receives in Ihe collection of eight hours per day and three a cold at the end of the udtr in mikina g this type of for one or two weeks. They ing after looking at the Christ- Clana Bow. ality background will find their of the gasoline tax. In Michigan days per week. After it was arc: First, tempering at are known as the progress group mas presents under the tree: places at their respective tables. there are slightly more than nine learned that the mill would have doesn't try to tdl 72 degrees a quantity of fresh and include the following: Ice A Christaiu Joy Each table to make contribution hundred wholesale gasoline dis- to lay off approximately 250 em- so, but airmen have sweet skim milk. Second, intro- Cream Making. Horseshoeing, 1934 Chevrolet to program. Also there will be tributors. all of whom pay gaso- ployees, two out of every five Market Gardening, Nurserymen's. A Christmas joy for you and me it, and now it ducing into this skim imlk. the Right beside the Christmas tree. a separate table of "Foreigners" line taxes monthly and who file working days, and because of proved. proper lactic add starter in or- Ornamental Horticulture. Bee- who will make their contribu- reports on the total number of the heavy orders, the manage- keeping. Fruit Growing. Veter- A Christmas joy for you, a Cars Here Soon nfclly knew how der to gain the correct curdling Christmas joy for me, tion. Following all will attend lions of gasoline sold. The ment sent a telegram to NRA Me wouldn't be of the skim milk. Third, slowly inarians*. Special Crops. Hatch- Ihe noted play "Ba Thane" in rge majority of these distri- headquarters asking lhat an ex- erymen's. Green Keepers,' Grange A Christmas joy for every one C many "cold cures" advertised. heating this curded skim milk to Just beneath the Christmas tree. We are pleased to announce to the Auditorium at 8 p. m. The butors are small independent ception be made. Similar tele- 115 degrees temperature. Lecturers'. Farm Women's Week, Ihe people of Lowell and sur- whole community is welcome lo companies, not connected with grams were sent by the city TO 8VOBODA BROS. Instruction sheets and a bulle- and Fanners* Week. VIVIAN B1ER1. rounding territory that models I the play, and the play is free. the large reflning corporations. council, board of commerce, lo- tin on cottage cheese making are 8 years old. Lowell. Mich. of the new 1934 Chevrolet mo- Silver offering. The information which comes cal NRA committee and Belding Farlane has sold his available from the dairy depart- Hunter—Henry, do you slill tor car will be on display at our lo Ihe department concerning the Manufacturers association. How- business at Ada to ment, Michigan State College, ac- act toward your wife the same show rooms. West Main-sl„ in a Of course, everyone has trou- volume of business of each com- ever, the pleas of the various I Svoboda. who arc cording to Mrs. Mary S. Thomp- as you did before you were mar- King Mill* very few days, bles and we all wish things could pany. has nol been made a part bodies were of no avail as the •conducting the business. son, home demonstration agent, ried? TTie public is asked to watch be better, but a long face and a of the public records as Ihe pol- return telegram said the mill t Svoboda Brothers will give ^hose office is in Room 2M Y. M. Henry—Just the sa.ne. I re- The King Mills will be closed for these wonderful new cars grouch will nol help one iola, A icy of Secretary of Slate Frank would have to obey the dictates ! people of Ada first-class ser- C. A. Building, Grand Rapids. member when 1 first fell in love next (Monday and Tuesday, Jan- and inspect the many new and smile and a cheerful mood will D. Fitzgerald is that the depart- of Ihe code. In the 13 months in e-Mr. IMacFarlane will de- Michigan with her. I would lean over uary 1st and 2nd, for inventory. up-to-date features. help more lhan all the frowns ment received its information in which the mills have been opera- vote his entire attention to his the fence in front of her house Business resumed Wednesday, Webster Bros. Motor Sales. and grouching that could be a confidential manner and should ting they have paid out to em- Lowell business. We are starting out on a road and gaze at her shadow on the January 3rd as usual. cS2 done. And certainlv life not violat^ this confidence. ployees $166,143. so new that we have got to make curtain, afraid to go in. And I King Milling Co. ba much more worth living if we ads. bring resnlts. up our maps as we go along. act exactly tbe same way now. (<**» Read tbe Ledger Ads. can smile and be cheerful. Job printing—Ledger office. Ledger Want ads pay. I I J

THB LOWELL (MICH.) LKDGBB aad ALTO SOLO THURSDAY, DEC. 28, 1933 TWO THE LOWBLL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO TH'imSDAY, DF/l. 28, 1933 THREB son Ware and family spent Sun- at the home of his uncle, Vern ID mi day at Ned Kyser's home in Aldrich. Lowell. Visitors at the Graham-Peel Mr. and Mrs. J. Cook of Ed Five minutes to twelve. They en- Che Cowdl Cedger This and That more spenl Tuesday with Mrs. INCIDENTAL Ware school had their Christ- home Sunday were Mrs, G. A. tered tnother town. "Not arrested mas exercises last Friday eve- Hutchinson, her dsughter, Mrs. Lena Luz. Mrs. lx?veda Hunter md Alio Solo A FUESH A Happy Sew Year of Saranac was a Wednesday yet . . . It's a miracle." cried Cream ning. A large crowd attended. Adrian Voss and baby George, (^r From Around Hilly. M(J9IC The program was fine. The Grand Rapids. guest. But this time they were not so Published every Thursday morninf at 210 East Main Street school house is having a new Mr. and Mrs. Walter Van Den-| to all my the Old Town Ellis Tucker and family of fortunate. A policeman stood In Lowell. Miehifan. Entered at PoMoSce al Lowell, Michi«an. a< b\ Charloy* floor laid in it and will be rc- bout and family, Mr. and Mrs. Flint siH-nl the week-end and START Wanted dccorated during vacation. Mr. the street holding up his hand. Had Ellis Bigler and little daughter, Seeond Claas Mailer. | Fmderick . Customers Christmas wilh their parents, the street been wide Pita would Brake. County Commissioner, nnd Miss Eileen Bailard spent Mr. and Mrs. John Tucker of Good Start Mrs. Mary Slinton entertained have Ignored him. but cars were IDodricorlb visited the school lasl week. Christmas at the Rehynout home. Lowell and Mrs. Elton Church (Di$liini) R. G. JEFFERIES, Editor and Publiaher. at the with a family dimu'r on ChrM- and Friends parked on either side; a trolley had I Mr. and Mrs. John Warner, and family of Ix)gan. Member Micbican Preaa Association mas Day. stopped near the offlcer. She simply i Whitneyville son Donovan and L. J. McCaul Generally decides Supt. and Mrs. Carl Horn and -CTeir Hear--of Member National Editorial Association look Christmas dinner with Mr. Carl Hansen of Louisville, Ky.. H. C. SCOTT could not make It. without killing' Crtaa StatiH By Mra. Carl Grahaai visited his aunt. Mrs. Ix-na Luz, children of Dowagiae were week him. With a grinding of brnkfs. n \ NIK and Mrs. Ernest Roark of AHo- end visitors in lx>well. They Subscription Rales Payable in Advance: N THE supper room of the Km- who wins. last Thursday. Home of Good Home- skillfully managed slew, she drew Miss Bernadine Warner and were Chrisimas dinner guests nif Year $2.00; Sii months SUM. bassy hotel. New Year's Eve Located at The Dowa Town Mr. and Mrs. Vern Aldrich and friend spent Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Spring- Made Candies up beside him. Before he could Three months 50c; Sinfle Copies 5e family attended the funeral of Iheir mother, Mrs. C. iH. Horn 3 fpstlvitles were in full swing. Dairy oa Riverside Drive, with her grandparents, Mr. and ell spent Christmas with friends and returned home Tuesday. speak she leaned out "Tell us the At tables enclrcllni the dancing Mr. Aldrich's father in Clover- «•••« •eeeeeee- time . . . quickly!" Her anxious jaat aorth of Chapmaa'a Mrs. John Ellis of Grand Rapids. in Benton Harbor. 4 The Lowell Ledger, established June. 1893; The Alto Solo. es» floor, gay groups dined and made dale Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sayles, face with Its white look of strain labiished January. ft04. ConsolidalM June. 1917. Red aad While store Harold Aldrich of Hastings, is Rev. J. G. Bailard is suffering Mrs. Cora Jay of Ionia spenl ready to welcome the New Year, from pleurisy. He was unable Mrs. Whaley and Jack Whaley. startled the man. "We've got to ' 9 3 visiting his parents. Ihe week-end wilh her daughter, and danced between courses lo the The winners in 1934 will be the onos who Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rolh and all of Chicago, spenl from Fri- make It Don't keep us . . . we'll Kenneth Ingersoll of Kalama- lo preach Simdav. Mr. Cart Mrs. Howard Burt. music of the orchestra. Graham took his place. family visited relatives in Grand day until Monday afternoon with come back . . . pay anything!" WE PAY CASH zoo spent a few days last week start the New Yeer with proper Office and Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Jefferies Rapids Sunday. Mr. Sayles' mother, Mrs. Oren With a modernistic discord the The officer drevr out his watch. Memb" of Ihe band finished an encore fox trot, and Harold spent Chrislnias with Sayles and his sister. Mrs. Gor- Household Blank Books and Stationery. friends in Jaekson. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Howk were don Frost and family. •It's exactly four minutes to eleven." I National Recovery and Stanley Allen and Barbara business visitors in Eaton Rap- Rita appeared to collapse, to grow ytt W. C. Hartman 51? Administration Langford returned to their Kltle IALPH NMRREIY Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, from 10c lo S3.00 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Starkey ids last Thursday. spent Sunday and Christmas in small and limp all In a moment i DRUGGIST table-for-two behind a potted palm Doris Ruth Fahrni of South Pocket Memorandum Books, from Be to .60 While Cloud wilh her parents. "Have we been an hour out of the TOILET ARTICLES — WALL PAPER — PAINTS In a secluded nook. Phone 127 Prop. The Eighty-first Semi-Annual Boston is spending the week with way?" she gasped. "Well." said Sunley In a busl Mrs. Ed. Easterbrook was a Jacqueline Fahrni. "No, lady. Likely you forgot the Phoae 38 215 W. Main 8t nessllke manner. "I suppose you Typewriter and Adding Machine Ribbons 69 Chrislina.s dinner guest of Mr. Mrs. lionise Walkley of lou- time changes here. It's exactly guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill An- have your schedule of new resolu- Dividend was mailed on and Mrs. E. W. Aldrich of l»well PerkerPens & Pencils, $1.26 to 7.50 sing spent the week-end at the three mlnntes and a half to eleven." | derson and daughter of Alto. tions all made out and sworn la** Center. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Anderson Austin Coons home. He let them go on with a warn ! Sayings by "Do you think I need to mnke the Worlds Bast Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Putnam and and family spent ChrisUpas at Ware Center the Twentieth. Did Mrs. Walter Yardley's mother. kiojeary. ing about speed. the Wm. Hillery home in Grand any new resolutloni?" This was By Mrs. C. Wittenbach daughter were Christmas Day "What a corker you are. Rita. Cerbon Paper, Typing Paper, Desk Pads, Blotters, guests at the Will Putnam home Mrs. Ridgeway, is spending Ihe Hapids. asked archly, teaslngly. And how my grandfather would Nl Other Editors in Lansing. holiday season with her. Mr. and Mrs. Anson Scheifla "I certainly do!" Stanley's reply Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bovee spent you get yours? Inks, Mucilage, Pena and Eencils. have loved you. Here we are ... ! Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Fahrni. E and Mrs. Eugene Brulon called on was emphatic. 'Too have one very Christmas at Walter Blakeslee's Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Madigan of all In good time, and a lawyer! MICHIGAN'S SHAME their fcther. Wm. Vreeland. ul tome. Mrs. Lydia Kyser of Grand Rapids, were Christmas Sr., entertained their children Rest wishes for the New- bad habit that Irritates me beyond Better equipment means batter work. Happy New with a Christmas dinner. standing on the steps to see we did In the release of Felix J. Mah- ihe Basil Yreeland home Friday x>well spent a few days last Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Year. May we express the words. Without that, Babs, you week at the Bovee home. It Happy New Year, darling!" ler. Ihe las! criminal chargc evening. would be absolutely perfect!" Year to All and Thanks for past favors. Ashley and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Fahrni and •Mr. and Mrs. Leon Anderson, r. agd Mrs. Frauk Schram "Perhaps," she smiled, "the time hope (hat we may continue brought in connrction with Ih.' Standard Sayings A. O. Burt, who has been sick Jacqueline were Sunday guesls 28-million-• 9a Kalamazoo, spent Christmas with ily and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Steed and that was our best car up to its time. The new mas. family to dinner Christmas/ Stanley aroee. glowing. Evening service, 9 p. m. mas dinner guests of her parents, "Come, let's go," be aald. "This Mr. and Mlrs. Emiel StaulTer. and family of U>wcll were Howard Lite, wife and baby, They were aecompanied by Mr. car is more beautiful — faster — more powerful Everett Richardson and wife Subject: "The Christ That Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Yeiter. is no place for a newly-engaged BROOMS loohorg 2 f<" l7o Christmas Day guests of Mr. and Harris Creek Died, That Hath Risen, and is Mr. and Mrs. Will King of Free- Parlor Pride. Good qnality and Mrs. Archie Travis and chil- Mrs. W. LM. Hunter of Lowell. —gives more miles to the gallon — better oil were Sunday dinner guestf of eoaple." dren, who are spending the week By Mrs. Baail R. Vreeland Coming Again Soon." port were Christmas guests of green straw broom.^ Ernest Richardson and wife of A trip to the check room, then Grapefruit Ten* smJUm 7o with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morse. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Elmdale. ' Our service on Sunday evening his sister, Mrs. Chas. Yeiter and economy—is easier riding—cheaper to own and will continue the watchnight family. out under the canopy at the motor Bach 20% Discount on All Cannod and Mrs. O. J. Yeiter and family Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gieb and Mabel Lite of Grand Rapids entrance. Stanley asked the foot Christmas Day guests of Mr. were the children of the late operate than any car we ever built. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John service at 11 p. m. to 12 p. m. Mrs. Lotta Scharedal and fath |b and Mrs. F. P. MacFarlane were spent Christmas with the home man to order hla car. Cabbage - 3o Mrs. Caroline Coulter, sixteen Heier and Mrs. iHarry Pankow folks. There will be an intermit of half er, Mr. and Mrs. H. McMnllen Goods Friday and Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Roy Yerex and lit- an hour between evening and As It came up they entered and SARDINES guests being present. They You owe it to yourself and your pocketbook to and daughter were Grand Rapids A good crowd attended the and family visited Mr. and Mrs Imported Norwegian. Ex- tle son Dickie, of Highland watchnight service. Oxel Erickson of Berlin Christ the footman closed the door with a lb were ISupt. and Mrs. Carl Horn visitors last Monday. Christmas entertainment at the tra small Packed in virgin Sweet Potatoes 3 «- 17o Park, Mr. and Mrs. K. E. John- and children of Dowagiae, Mr. ask our Ford Dealer to let you see this car, and Misses Hazel and Bernadine Mr. James Green has opened mas day. "Thank yon, sir. A happy New Olive OH. ston of Detroit and Miss Doris school house last Thursday night his home on New Year's morn- and Mrs. Clair Yeiter of Free- Flynn are home from their school The children gave a very pleas- Year I" Quarter Oranges no siu c»i. d«. 3to MacFarlane of Dowagiae. Doris port, Lester Yeiter of Kalama- let you drive it for yourself. At the wheel of the duties at the Nazarine Academy ing program and the tree was ing for refreshments after ser- Advertise in The Ledger and get The chauffeur may have been lis- Sue Tin ^ and Mrs. Yerex remained over vice. Free to all. Let us come results. zoo. Marguerite Yeiter of Grand car you will be sure to reach a right decision. The for their Christmas vacation. loaded with gifts for both teach- tening, but being discreet, he nev Beef Steak .. ..lb., 12c for a short visit. Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Harold We desire to use our space thi$ week to extend to our Mrs. Margaret Silcox came in the spirit of prayer and spend er and pupils. er mentioned It Anyway, had be Christmas dinner guests of Mr. Yeiter and Colleen of lawell. Ford V-8 will tell you its own story. home from Kalamazoo to spend Logan school is closed for a the last moments of the old year Choice Beef Roast lb., 10c friend* and customers our best wishes for a happy in God's house. It will be •MiOMMOMMOIIOIOMOO been listening, and his hearing per and Mrs. O. J. Yeiter and family Christmas with the home folks. week's vacation and begins again eeptlve, he might have taken the Bring in Your Egari. Caih or Trad* at Prevailing Market. and prosperous New Year, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Geib and Tuesday, January 2. time of spiritual blessing and up- Pot Roast Ib., 8c were Mrs. Yeiter's brothers and ************************ lifting, a place of cheer, for aound of a kiss in the tonneau for sisters. They were Mr. and daughter attended a family gath- The Mennonile church was a signal, for the long blue car rolled Ribs of Beef, Choice Ib., 6c We also wish lo express our appreciation for the splendid ering at Caledonia last Sunday. broken hearts and the way of Mrs. Warren Lusk of Lansing, filled to its doors with sympa- Allei Haskiis Dr. and Mrs. Lustig and children NEW Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keiser and thizing friends and neighbors the cross that leads to Heaven away Into a wonderful New Yea: All prices quoted include «ale< tax. Wa cash CWA chedu. Sausage .3 lbs. 25c patronage received since the establishment of this business and God. A hearty welcome to filled with golden promise for of Grand Rapids, ftlr. and Mrs. Midnight Frolic daughter Doris, Mrs. Delia Sil- Sunday afternoon, who had come AUCTIONEER Hamburg, all beef a few months ago. This patronage has exceeded our fond- cox and Misses Addie and Mary to pay their last tribute of re- all. young couple very much In love. . 3 lbs. 19c Charles Smith and children and Sinclair were Sunday dinner spect to Mrs. Earl King of Elm- Thursday evening's prayer And as tbe car turned a corner Mr. and Mrs. Dale Curliss and est expectations and by it we know that the public appre- service will be conducted by Bro. Hoaaat—Eadutt RaUabla Pork Shoulder Roast lb., 11c children of Alto and Heber Blair New Year's Eve guests at the Basil Vreeland home dale. Her death came as a there floated from the sapper room ciates our policy of good goods at lowest living prices. and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sanborn, shock lo many. She was well James Monroe. Pork Steak, Shoulder lb. 12c of Lowell. After the delicious Begins Sunday Night al 12 of the Embassy the compelling turkey dinner gifts were ex- Lyle and Doris were callers in known in this vicinity and we Edv ard Gamble, pastor. Satiafaction Goaraateed We thank you. waits etrslns of "Das Me Agsln." Pork Chops, Center Cuts. Ib. 15c changed around the Christmas FORD V-8 the evening. will surely miss Mintv many CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH "More Incidental muatc," said C. THOMAS STORES tree. Watts Hall, Alto Mr. and Mrs. John Heier, Mrs. times for she had a jolly pleas- Pork Loin End Cuts lb. 11c S. B. Wenger, Minister. Tema aable Stanley softly, snd plsyed op to It Harry JPankow and daughter were ing disposition and was always —completely. Admission 15c and 25c. Christmas guests of Mr. and the life of any gathering she at- Start the New Year right! Go *09 W. Main St. You can rent lower six room, Pal* Phoae laaia, Mich. %, ItSI. W «t«ra m»S|iMk UBlM. Every Day Low Prices Price-Rite Hardware for 1934 Mrs. Arthur Geib and daughter. tended. She had hosts of friends to church! When crime increas- well furnished up lo dale apart Balloons Confetti Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson who will sincerely sympathize es, and your children grow to m i W.J.GibMi'sCishMarket menl with garage at 704 River- Plumbing Lowell. Mich. Heating and son Howard were Christmas with the bereaved family. mnnbood and carelessness as sidenDr. for $17.00 per month. See L. W. Rutherford. (3041 (c32 s THB LOWBLL (M1CB.) LEDGER aad ALTO SOLO THURSDAY. DEC 28. 1933 FTVB FOUR THB LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGES and ALTO SOLO THURSDAY. DEC 28. 1933 *4 Ada Locals EXHIBIT 4 He faiM utterly to grasp the nitu- Alton - Vergennes IGasser of Dover. Ohio, that Mr. and Mrs. Lew and Boh Wingeier. Gasser had suffered a stroke of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde J'urdy and iition. Tom Hnrt Jewlra were no less Ry Mrs. Clyde Condon Mr. and M^s. Eugene Benson of puzxlod. I paralysis. The Gassers visiied: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaser and Grand Haven were callers at the Notice of Plan to Resume Business WANT relatives here this past summer.ilheir families. ADA DEPARTMENT Tiir ct'int. suddenly animated, Mr. and Mrs. Dorus Church ALTO DEPARTMENT home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mor- Nearly 4^ Millioi Dollars Losses THE GINS threw out bin ita.ids. "Von have just Dr. and Mrs. Hapeman of Lan- Mrs. Williamson spenl several ris on Tuesday morning. of .enlerlained their children and sing and Katie Blaser were holi- days lasl week with Mr. and (Mns. Fred Pattison) (By Mra. Hattie R. Fitch) offered to five us the plate and Miss Jo Ann Downes, who is COLUMN their families and Mr. and Mrs. day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al- Will Booth. SPECIAL teaching in Dearborn is spending Paid ii 24 Years FARMERS STATE BANK OF THE these throe guns." he cried, shifting | Dave Garfield Christmas. bert Blaser. the Christmas holidays with her to mi.re fluont French. "The jfift of ZSc FOR AMY WANT AD UP i Henry Hoover spent the week- Gerald Toranga spent Christ- piule we arcept with Kratlturte. not West Bowne Alto Locals Vesta Chapter, No. 202, O. E S. Ada Locals parents, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett of ALTO, MICHIGAN TO 25 WORDS. NONE TAKENlend and Monday with his par- ma* with his parents in Grand Rural Teachers' Meeting Six Gallon Double Can By Michigan*! Largest Farm Mutual HOLY TIIRITY only boi-jnise of Its historic family By Beatrice Kelsey Entertains for ChristiBaf> Downes. OF ANY LENGTH FOR LESSjents. Hapids. The December meeting of the IMTs. John Linton and daughter Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Bennett en- Mr. and Mrs. Seth Van Wormer Fire Insurance Comprny interest, but nn a souvenir of the NO MATTER HOW SHORT. 2Sc Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clark and Mrs. Susanna Bieri suffered a rural teachers of the south-east Helen are spending this week al Water Fountain Vesta Chapter No. 202 O. E. S. tertained with a family party on and son Wayne spent Christmas By HooryC. Rowland fairest and most honorable dealing CASH or STAMPS WITH ORDER Royal spent Christmas day with stroke of paralysis Saturday af- Miss Beatrice Kelsey spent Christmas Day. Out of town Notice is hereby given that the to depositors, as follows: The Thursday afternoon and night section of Kent Co.. consisting of their home in Alto. entertained the children of the Day with Mrs. Van Wormer's NET ASSETS and RESOURCES NEARLY $500,t0t. that It has ever bwn my good for their mother in Stanton. fecting her left side. Some of Mrs. Russell Carr and sister Complete with Heater and Stand guests were Mrs. E. R. Wheeler above named Bank will resume amount available under this par- with Miss Ellen and Louise Cascade. Lowell, Caledonia and Chapter at the annual Christmas parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hart- WNU tune to encounter But since you Some one, somewhere, has Mrs. Bill Condon and children her children had returned to Bowne was held at the Alto Neva Vanderlip called on (Helen party on Wednesday evening, of New Orleans, La., and Mrs. mann of Grand Rapids. business on the 29th.. day of Jan- agraph or under the opening on something you want; some one visited relatives at Sparla this Mack and all attended the Christ- Policies written to cover the insurance needs of the restricted b*Ri»: plan shall be OopjrlfM by W. a Ch^pnma have so dlslntereRtedly stated your Iheir homes as she had been school house, December 4th. Linton Sunday night. December 20th. A delicious pot Ward Chesley of Ann Arbor. Miss Lyieen Cramton, student uary, 1934. or as soon thereafter somewhere, wants something week. showing a little improvement. mas program at Daniels' school. $400 While they last average fanner. Onr blanket policy on PER- reprefented by time certificates iiiPt intention toward us. we no There were a number from each Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bergy luck supper was served at seven Mrs. Frankie Bristol enter- at Albion College, who is spend- as license is issued, under the yon have. Mrs. Crouch and children Albert Both of Detroit was an The Campau Lake school held tained both Sunday and Monday SONAL PROPERTY is UNEXCELLED. following plan, in accordance of deposit issued to each deposi- longer desire more than our third of Mr!!their program Thursday evening. township present. Some gel spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. o'clock. A feature of the sup- ing the Christmas holidays with CHAPTER Xlt were Sunday guests of Mr. and overnight guest Saturday acquainted games were played. and Mrs. Manley Eldridge ol per was the lighting of the can- for different members of her with the provisions of Art No. 32 tor, maturing in from one to five share of tbe value of these guns." FOR SALE—Good, big roan Dur- Mrs. Charles Keech. and Mrs. Albert Blaser. Miss Beatrice Pitsch and Bill her parents, will entertain a years in equal amount per year. The meeting, was called to order Wayland and Christmas with dles on a huge birthday cake family. Her guests on Sunday group of college friends at tea on Fire resisting roofs on dwellings and possession of of the Public Acts for the year The three Americans stared st ham cow. New milch. Price Mr. and Mrs. John Kropf and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. G. Miller M'sburg spent Friday evening Such time certificates of deposit 16 by Miss Beatrice Thomas, (Mrs. Mirs. Elma Bergy. presented to Mrs. J. H. Bennett included Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Friday. approved fire extinguishers, entitles insnred to 1933, and Act No. 8 of the Public OOTOR WHITE shot blm a count de Corluy in astonishment $50. Can use hay or grain as Bernard and Charles Francisco and Teresa were here from El- JJ . Elton Peel home. Cream Wanted to be issued in five series; one swlfl glance. He ascribed this Flossie Curtis acted as secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Clark and by her daughter and the pre- Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Henry Mrs. F. S. Chesley of Grand special discounts en rates. Acts for the year of 1932. for tbe D Then Tom rhuked hack a laugh. Doc part payment. Abe Van Er- were guests at the Clyde Fran- well lo spend the holidav with Christmas Day guests of Mr. scries to each year from date den, three miles south Ada, R. an<1 V,I jn w After the regular business meet- daughter Audra spent Christmas Anil are Paying Caah sentation of a cyclamen plant to Ward and family of Grand Rap- Rapids entertained with a din- State of Michigan, and all ads apparent falntness to an overpower tor White clanced at him and cisco home (Sunday. the rest of the family. > r^-. I fl «"e Mr. and ing, Don Utter of Holy Corners, with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown Mrs. Bennett by the Chapter in ids. Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Hollo- amendatory thereof, supplemen- hereof. Such time certificates of tng disappointment He was con- 3. (p3-' Alice Beckett and Agnes Con- Chester Church spent Sunda> ^rs- an{l daughter ner party Wednesday in honor Onr policy advantages and reasonable rales make deposit to bear interest at the frowned. "Hut. my dear count," he gave a very interesting talk on and Mr. and Mrs. Hockett and honor of her birthday. way and son and Bruce Mc- of Miss Lyieen Cramton, student tal thereto, or in substitution vinced that tbe count bad flrmly ex- don were overnight guests ol at Fenwick ' Marilyn of Caledonia. this insurance desirable. rale of V/e per annum, payable said, "there ia nothing In theae FOR RENT—Well-heated rooms. Mr an "The Betterment of the Teaching family of Kalamazoo. A Christmas program consist- Gloughlin, Mr. and Mrs. William at Albion College, and Mr. and Iberefor, now or hereafter in pected the presence of vast treasure Essie Condon last week, Thurs Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kiste an- ; ^ ^ Santford Ellis guns. You Just saw me souad Mrs. Lyle Webster. 117 N. Jef- a n(1 Profession Under the Present Mr.' and Mrs. Earl Vanderlip. ing of recitations and music and Furner and James Furner and force; also in accordance with semi-atinually for the first year; day. nounce the arrival of a 9-lb . fa""'* spenl ChnstmsF will, Mrs. Ward Chesley of Ann Arbor. Write home office or see one of ear agents. 2% per annum payable semi-an- In those puns. Jewels, diamonds them." ferson street (c32 Conditions," after which refresh- Harley Vanderlip and son Billy the singing of Christmas carols Mr. and Mrs. Mort Lampert and Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick and under the order of the Gov- Don't forgel to remember He- son Sunday. Mr- and Mrs. Harold Ruck of W. L HALL nually the second year; 2% per and rubles from some blshop'a mi- Itoliert chuckled. "My aunt. Doc- ments of apples, pop corn and were Christmas dinner guests of was given under the direction ot MSss Gladys Lampert for Sunday entertained with a Christmas Lowell—D. A. Wingeier, Harry Day, B. E. Spriagett, Grant ernor of the Stale of Michigan, FOR SALE—Green wood, at th-.- lena White's birthday next Mon- Alton church was unable lo Grand Hapids. Phone 324. Lowell, Mich. the rules and regulations of the annum payable semi-annually the ter, or pearla, from Rio de la Hacb. tor. but you're a hard man to crowd and candy were served. Mr. and Mrs. John I-ayer. Mrs. Lillian Pepper and Mrs. supper, besides the family. Mr. dinner parly on Christmas day, Warner. farm or delivered. Howard day with a greeting. seat all the folks that came Sun- , Mr- Mrs. Nick Pitsch and Secretary of the Treasury of the third year; 3% per annum pay- Somebody aboard tbe corvette had treasure on." s e , The next meeting will be held Mr, and Mrs. Glen Loveland Alice Morris. Gifts were ex- Munroe Whittemore was also a Mr. and Mrs. William Nachanzel Bartletl, Lowell, R. R. No. 3. Oren Frost has the mumps. day evening for the Christmas P | I' Christmas wilh Mr. able semi-annua'ly Ihe fourth guessed tbe secret perhaps, and an( in Alto January 8. 1934. All entertained for Chrisimas din- changed by the children and guest on Christmas Day. The of Muskegon, Miss Josephine Mc- Cascade—Joka Wattenon VerfcaMo—Willi aa McCarthy United States, and Ihe Commis- "What d'ye mean, treasure?" Tom Gusl Wingeier has a cow thai program, even though the aisles ' Mrs. Henry Ausburger of year; and 3% per annum payable found time to get below snd draw < r rural teachers are urged to be ner the following guests, Mrs. members. The Chapter room family all gathered once again Cormick of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. sioner of the State Bsnking De- demanded. "What are three brass FOR SALE—Stock Plymouth gave birth to twin calves, OIK- were tilled with chairs. ' 4r 'j; semi-annually the fifth year. tbe prlcelew cbargea before the D present. Emma Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Leone was decorated for the occasion. with Mrs. Bristol and other William McCormick and children partment of the State of Michi- cannons worth?" Rock Roosters. Foreman's weighing 87 pounds and the Flovd Clark received word Thf L- - S. church held their applicable thereto. bold bad filled Alexander and family of Lowell, Alto Locals guests were Mr. and Mra. Ralph of Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. (b) Such time certificates of Robert continued bis chuckling. strain. Walter Yardley, Low- other 70. last week that his mother. Mrs program Sunday evening at Alas- Chase and son Sidney and daugh- Tbe count drew another deep Alto M. E. Church Notes Mr. and Mrs. Austin Livingston Ada Locals Edward McCormick and family, A detailed plan for the resump- deposit shall be redeemed al the Tell them, paiia—" ell, Mich., U mile west Grand Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alchen I.onnie Lapo of Lake Odessa. , , . . Miss June Rogers and Miss ter Betty of Ionia, Mrs. Sophie State MitiaIMM Fire las. Co. breath and appeared to get himself Trunk depot. (c32 and son and Mr. and Mrs. Gus was in the local hospital there . .R«"t«ves from Detroit are m- "Community Night" will be and family and Sheldon Mescar Patrick McCormick. Mr. and Mrs. tion of business of said Bank is Bank on the date of maturity. The count's fine face was fairly of Clarksville, Mr. and Mrs. Adri- Lila Thaler are spending the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fitch and Emery, Mkmroe Whittemore and Home Office: 792 Church St, Flint, Mick. In hand. But Doctor White was dls Sehroeder were Christmas guests and had submitted to an appen- 'ting Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mack open house night at the church. Orvies Kellogg and John Krum. now on Ale in the office of the scintillating. Then, with some ef- aDd an Cobb and family of Ionia and holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Ray- daughter Charlotte and Welling- Miss Marion Spaulding of Gran>l (c) Such lime certificates of turbed by the pallor of bis face. LOST—Saturday, December 23rd, of their parents. dix operation. *«nuU this week. Everyone in the community, re- Christmas exercises were held Commissioner of Banking of the fort he checked his overpowering ex- boy's brown kid glove, size 6, Florence Ford of Grand Rapids. Linton. ton Fitch spent Christmas day Rapids. at tbe Honey Creek school on W. V. HURRAS. Pres. H. K. FH. Sec*?. deposit are callable at any time Also Its expression puuled htm. be- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blaser re- Mr. and Mrs. Gust Wingeier „ „ ——— gardless of church affiliation, is 8Nle of Michigan, and with the citement and smiled. "Are you quite leave at ledger office. tbe that was obtainable in that region." nicely. The members of the Bridge Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Yeiter and Mr, and Mrs. Walluce Ingland Let aa check your car for " ^ E^ rtMaU be deeped ^ry- of the United States or share." Mr. and Mrs. Martin Burns winter driving T (Continued Next Week.) Jennie Yeiter, Nora Klahn, Ef- club met at the home of Mr. and daughters and Mr. and Mrs. and daughter Janice of Grand BATTEKT fflKTOd advisable lo issue preferred slock an. tfner lawful National au- Tbe count and Robert axchanged were guests at John Murphy's fie Clark, (Nellie Timpson,) Mary Mrs. Dale Curtiss Wednesday Westley Yeiter and Donald and Hapids. Gel the Sinclair Habit and have the Reconstruction th'> then, and in such case. a swift startled look. Then Robert for Christmas. Fhoae 172 L owcB, Finance Corporation subscribe Several from this place attend- Sinclair and Maudie Pattison night at C:30 and were escorted Ally Race were Sunday dinner On Saturday evening Mr. and Phone 282 W. Maia St thtf Banks shall be opened, as asked, slowly, "Just what is your CREAM CHEESE 15* met with Lucy Duell Saturday for the same or part thereof, the ed the Christmas program at Al- to the M. E. church by their guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mack Mrs. Boyd Anderson and sons, follows: estimate of our proper share, Doc- Moseley-Murray Lake and popped corn and made sacks Watson in honor of their daugh- Kenneth and Bobbie attended a Commissioner of the Banking De- ton church Sunday evening. Fancy Michigan hosts, where all did justice to (a) Bank to be opened on the tor Whiter By Mn. W. Eagle and filled them with candy and the chicken supper served by ter Marie's birthday. Christmas party and family CARR'S partment shall have the right to C. E. Bowen was in Lansing order said preferred stock issued following basis: "Oentlemen," said Doctor White, corn for the Christmas tree at the West Lowell Aid. The par- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Yeiter and gathering at the home of Mrs CHRISTIANSEN'S Mr. and Alehi, of the M. E. church Saturday night. in such manner and form as shall 50% of "other deposits" avail- "my ward. Miss Poole, and I decided Com Meal iello All flavon pkg. if ty returned to the Curtiss home family spent Christmas with Mrs. Henry B. Davis in Grand Rapids. SERVICE STATION able. Grand Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs. S ^ 17c The exercises were very enter- Other guests included Mr. and SODAS he satisfactory to the Recon- before starting our salvage opera- and children spenl Chrisimas at Twinkle 2 pkfs. Se and the evening was spent at Yeiter's parents at Marne. 50% of "other deposits" waiv- Gus. Sehroeder of Belding were Yellow or white taining and the church was full, bridge. High scores were won Mrs. Lucy Duell is visiting her Mra. Harold Kitson and daugh- Exclaaive Diatribatara af GnV itlwJion Finance Corporation. tions that the value of whatever we Mr. YanOcker's in Greenville. Lanchea — Candies ed as herein provided, and to be Chrisimas guests of George Kel- even the aisles. by Mrs. Reuben Lee and Henry daughter, Mrs. Claud Loring and ters Eleanor and Marjorie of Gas aad Oik ia Tbte might secure should In all fairnem logg and wife. Misses Ruth and Lura Poller Relied Gate I £ Ik Harvest Time S & tig family. M, (a) This notice will be represented by certificates of of Lowell were recent guests at Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. Meyer spent Slater. Bostwick Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Don Cigars and participation issued in accord- be divided Is three equal ahares, one Mr. and 'Mrs. Ted Elhart and Quality Oats PilUbury Pancake Flour Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. MacNaughton of Grand Rapids, Open fraa 7 a. au—11 p. fOOted on tbe front door of the Ted YanOcker's. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pattison, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Colby and Bnk. and will be published in lance with a trust agreement to third to the De Gorlays. who sped onr children were Christmas guests Fred Pattison. Marion ate Christmas dinner and Mr. and Mrs. Curtiss Rogers 'Mrs. Oma Shear, D. J. » id Ib. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pattison HOME COOKING GITB DB ATRIAL fhe Lowell Ledger. Lowell. Michi- be executed by the Bank and cer- efforts, and because Robert helped of Roye Ford and wife- Clifton Tis sua 4 tic Con Syrup 5 17c The fine fried chicken supper and sons, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colby. of Cambridge. Ohio. Ethol and Jerry Devine and fam- pmU Mich. gaa. a newspaper printed and tain Trustees as a part of thii drive off Sebastien. one-third to Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ford enler- Bathroom Tieeue IM light, S lb. pail S9c' served by the West Lowell La- Meyer, and Mr. and Mrs Frank John Freyermuth and family On Christmas Day Mr. and Lowell lained with a family party ily were Christraas visitors al in the county of Kent plan. Tom Jordan for similar reasons, and Will BoUock's. dies' in the fM. E. church dining Pattison and Marjorie Hale had and Carl Freyermuth and family Mrs Boyd Anderson entertained for two successive one-third to Miss Poole and myself, Chrisimas Day. rooms Wednesday evening was Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. called on their mother, Mrs. Ella Mr. and Mra. Donald MacNaugh- (b) The 50% made available and any depositor, credi- above to be subject to immedi- because we were tbe first to estab- Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 15-lb. well attended considering the Hilbeii Moffit of Alaska. There Freyermuth, Christmas Day. ton of Grand Rapids and Mr. and tor. or stockholder, upon applica- Kisie a son, December 23rd. slippery roads. Over $35.00 IMrs. Curtiss Rogers of Camb- 28 TEARS OF MJSWJt HILDBRLIT ale withdrawal without restric- lish an actual claim fey getting a was a fine Christmas tree and a Jack Paul and Paul Jones of This modern stare balldiag haaaes twa aggressive tion within thirty diys next fol- Christmas callers and guesls of pack was received from Bazaar and Santa Claus. Atlanta spent the Christmas holi- ridge. Ohio. tions, except those imposed by line to the wreck. Miss Poole snd POTATOES 27c tians —one. the Vaaity Beaaty Shappe. aperated by RasaU Drag Store lowing the last publication of Federal authority now or here- Mrs. Heltie Davis and family supper. Come over again ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Basil Vreeland days with Dr. end Mrs. G. M r. and Mrs. George Anderson DRUG STORE SERVICE aad the other, the Regeat Barber 8hap. awaad by Claade I would not have beaten Sebastien were Tom Howard and daughter Michigan U. S. Nn. 1 quality -4ii notice to a Court of Cban- after in force. but for whet yon gentlemen told us. The many friends of Mr. and entertained Mrs. Delia Silcox, Thorndike. spent Christmas day at the home of said county, that being Ilene, Alvin Byrnes, Lew Fritz, (Mrs. Earl Behler will be glad to of Mrs. Anderson's mother. Mra. Bxdaaive Diatribaton af Individaal alientian ia paid la each caataaier viaitiag either af We were actually trying to heat Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keiser and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Foote tbe ahapa aad Ihe praprietora taaial aa yea baiag abaalalely CarafaBy within which said Dated December 7. 1933. Mr, and Mrs. Will Engle and know that their son Gerald is were Sunday dinner guests of Lewis Blair of Grandville. Nyal Seat ax Goads in Lawell yon. We could not then have held CHOICEST QUAUTY MEATS daughter Doris and Miss Addie satisfied with the wark yaa have dene ar dae yaar maaey will such creditor or RUDOLPF E. REIOHERT, Clayton. Why Kospitais Use recovering from his very serious and Mary Sinclair to dinner Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Grubb of Mr. and Mrs. Charles NelKsl or stock- our claim If it had not been for Tom Miss Lonna Weeks of Lansing, illness. Grand Rapids. also had a family gathering «t HENRY'S be cheerfaUy rcfaaded. Commissioner of the Banking {Sunday in honor of their mother, depositor or depositors, Department of tbe Slate of and Robert particularly Tcm. And Miss Marjorie Weeks of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. Basil iHayward Mrs. Margaret Silcox, who is Mr. and Mrs. Ray Linton were their home for Christmas and Lawell People have came la kaaw thia eatabliakmeal aa bead- If it had not been for us. principally and Allen Weeks of Ionia, spent SOI Boat Maia BL quarters far Beaaty aad Taasarial services — "a place far par- 214 W __ have tbe right to review Michigan. a Upd Laxative and family spent Christmas with spending the Christms holiday at Christmas guests of the latter's their guests were Mr. and Mrs. «id plan or reorganization; to Miss Poole, Sebastien would certain- Christmas wilh their father, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hayward of Russell Nellist and daughters, ticnlar EARL V. COLBY, home. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thaler of bane a deternunation made of ly have got his line fast to the Fonr- Leon Weeks. Delton. Green Lake. Margaret Ann, and Mary Jean of Conservator. cdO-31-S2 Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Thorndike. tbe value of his or their rfaW quet before Tom and Robert arrived Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Kropf Fay Pinckney of Saranac is at Jack Paul and Paul Jones attend- Mr. and Mrs. Mack Watson Richland, Mr. and Mrs. Robert LITTLE RACINE A. B. SMITH against tbe Bank; and the Court. on the scene. I think that you must were Christmas callers at the and doctors have the Fairchild home helping care ed the Strand in Lowell Sunday and daughter spent Christmas Morris and daughter Dorothy, Vanity Besnty Shoppe snd R.D. H A H N Dell Kropf home in Lowell. liquid laxatives. And the m its discretion, may order and all admit the justice of these state PORK LOIN for his mother, (Mrs. Eva Pinck- night. with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Yeiter. Mr. and Mn. dark Nellist and RESTAURANT Do not send your Job printing Orren Frost is ill with mumps. b fast returning to lazativci in COMFLBTB FOOD MARXBT decrrie the payment thereof in menta. and their truth." ney. Charles Bancroft and his three Mr. and Mrs. William Ander- son Darwin and Kenneth Nellist. Recent Barber Shop cash, or by the allocation of as- out of town. We patronize home Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sayles of form. Do you know the Mrs. Nora Kretzman and daugh- grandsons, the "Campau boys," son, Sr., and Velma and Howard V. E. Galbreath, Standard Oil Laacbaa. Sandwiches. Meals industries oursdvea. employ home The count nodded. A tinge of color 105 Baat Maia St Graeeriea. V^etablas New aad Dead aels to said claimant or claim- Chicago spent {Sunday at the Gor- The dose of a liquid laxative can bf ter Margaret visited their son were seen hauling telephone spent Christmas with Mr. and Co. agent for Ada District is res u yotI t0 had come hack to his lean cheeks ROAST to the value of his uo.r theiu.™r ^ ^ don Frost home. measured. Tbe action can be con- TRY OUR BFBCIAL SUNDAY Meats aad Frails l and brother Raymond at William poles for back-stop posts for next Mrs. William Anderson moving with his family on Wed- Far Particalar Men and Women as so determined; or said 5? ""S- T*; and there was a deep glow In his Mrs. Lizzie Davis and son Mar- trolled. It forms no habit; yon need Fairchild's Monday. summer's new ball park on Mr. and Mrs. Ray Linton spent nesday to Three Rivera. Michi- CHICKEN DINNERS may order or decre. e that son able, and we do onr work with eyes. "Ma foi, monsieur, but yon tin spenl Sunday at Lewis Fritz's not take a "double doee" a day oc Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John gan. WE DELIVER Try Smith's First Rib End Mr. and Mrs. Allen Behler and Christmas day. They were be- Phone 87B-F2 All Heme Cooking Ssaid rcreditoc r r or creditors, slock- are as sound in your argument as and attended the Chrisimas pro- two later. Nor will a miid 9* daughter of Lake Odessa and ing assisted by Dale Curtiss. Thayer of Freeport. Mrs. Elizabeth Houran enter- Lawell Mich. or stockholders, depositor yon are magnanimous. Then you gram at the Alton church in the laxative irriiate the kiinqjs. tained on Christmas Day and her Fbaae 14 Cor. Maia 4 Maarac (Mr. and Mrs. John Behler and Mir. and Mrs. George Skidmore Mr. and Mrs. Ward Proctor of 811 E Main St Lowell 212 B. Maia St or depoaitors. shall accept and really Intend to grant os a third, no evening. Cascade spent Sunday with Mr. guests were Mr. and Mra. Guy • I MIT TO SELECT - The right liquid laxative brisgi a Loin End u>. 11c Center ib. 17c family of Grand Rapids were and John Roberts were Christ- a|ade by such plan or reorgani- matter what may yet he found?" Over two hundred attended the perfect movement and there a Sunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. mas dinner guests of Mr. and and Mrs. Frank Kline, and Mon- Patterson and daughter Eileen dftion, or make such other or reliable yeaag man. program given by the Alton and no discomfort at the time, or after. day they all had Christmas with and son, Jay Patterson and Har- -We do. sir," Doctor White an- Val Watts and family. Mrs. Charles Foote. JOHN YOUNG STILES BEAUTY PETE'S PLACE further order or decree in tbe empleyed. wilh fore- Moseley schools and the Com- COUNTRY CLUB Mrs. Cecile Croninger and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Proctor. old Simmons. THE LEONARD sight fair edacatioa. and swered. "no matter if we find the munity club al the Alton church The wrong cathartic may keep daughters attended the Christ- Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dygert and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Watson Mlark Gillispie. student at Rich- South Side Grocer SHOPPE promises as shall be fair and treasure of tbe Inca—or a cannon you constipated as long as 'you SMOKED HAMS Shank half '*>• family, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert — STUDIOS — Loaches and Sandwiches mechanical iacliaatioaB, Sunday evening. 14c mas exercises at the Alto Baptist and their mother, Mrs. Peter land Consolidated school, is oquitable under the circum- who is willing to train stuffed with pearls to the very mnz- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Condon. on using itl And tbe habitual use d BUTT, lb. 17c Croninger and family, Mrs. Car- Groceries, Smoked and Cold Strand Theatre Bldg. irritating salts, or of powerful drugs SLICED, lb. 29c church Sunday morning. Gast of Detroit were Saturday spending the Christmas holidays COaWEBOAL and PORTRAIT BESSt ON TAP. &c aad 10c stances of the case. spare time or evenings in ele of her." Janie Corrigan, Chris Kropf and Mrs. Linnie Kline spent Friday rie Campau and Mrs. R. D. Ban- afternoon callcrs ut the George with his parents, Mh and Mrs. Meals Robert burst luto a ringing laugh, in the highly concentrated farm d Specialists ia Gabrieleea and

I ax THK LOWBjL (MICH.) LEDGBK *»d ALTO 90L0 THURSDAY. DEC 28. 1933

More Local News EGG PRICES Social Events Tax Collection Notice LtfELL PIILIC LIKUT GRAHAM BLDG.—WEST SIM We are gradinR, handlinx. Mr. and Mrs. William T. Con- and shipping oar mstoners The members of the Lowell To Ihe Taxpayers of Keene -OPEN- — New Year Specials — don entertained their children egiCR to • special outlet Hod and Gun club enjoyed u Township Tuesday. Thursday, Saturday and their families Christmas. in New York. Telegraphic flni- Christmas party at Iheir I will be al the City State Hank, from 2 to 8 p. bl club house Tuesday evening. Mr. and (Mrs. H. G. Sissem of report gives custoners 21c Lowell. Thursday aflernoon, Jan- ALT)IE E. POST. Ubrariaa a do*, net for extras sold There was u Chrisimas tree and uary- A. and every Thursday Fre h Ground Beef |b Lansing spent Christmas with favors were presented to all the Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wingeier. 27lh. which is very satisfact- thereafler in January- for the Hamburg » 4 *- 25c ory. Rrk* can be handled members. purpose of collecling taxes, Mr. and Mrs. John Hilderly only by appointment More Harry Fashbaugh. L P. tOTFIEKEI and daughter Patricia, spent Mr. and Mrs N. E. Borgerson Treasurer. (c32 41 Choice Shoulder lb. IOC on this later. Physieiaa and Sargeea Beef Chuck Roast Christmas with relatives in Reed enlerlained wilh a dinner party - City. last Tuesday evening. Their Notice to Vergennes Taxpayers OVER Cm STATE RAN! Lean and Meaty Ib. Sc R. C. CHROUCH guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank LOWELL. MICHIGAN Beef Ribs Miss Beulah Wood of Grand Newell. Mr. and "Mrs. E. C Fore- I will be at the City Slale Bani Hapids was a Sunday dinner Phonr 27»-FS. lo receive and receipt for taxes Office Phoae. 222-2; House. 22H man. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kellogg every Saturday, to and including Rib or Rump guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. N. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wingeier. Henry. January G. from 9 a. ra. until Rolled Beef Roast No Watte >»• 121c closing time. Glen (London was a Tuesda> Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith en- •LIT. LKTM Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bolinski visitor of Gordon Sherwood. William H. Condon. (c29 51 Ib. of Detroit were Christmas guests lerlained with a dinner party OSTEOPATHIC Beef Pot Roast Bo at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Miss Esther Stahl of Clarks- lasl Friday evening Ihe follow- Physician and Sorgeoa K. Hall. ville spenl lasl week with Miss ing guests: Mr. and Mrs. Frank To Taxpayers of Lowell Town- ship. General Practice Lean lb. Bo Irene Heusser. Gould. Mr. nnd Mrs. Howaro Special Atteatloa to Rectal Spare Ribs Dr. and Mrs. F. E. White and Gould. Miss Linda Ixmcks and I will be al the lawell Stole Charlotte spent Christmas in Mr. and Mrs. 0. J. Nelson Diseasaa •b. 121*0 Lawrence Court, after which Bank, beginning December 1st. (Prepared and equipped to treel Beef Steak Round, Sirloin or Swiaa Grand Hapids with Mr. and Mrs. were Chrisimas dinner guesls of bridge was played. until January 9th. to collect tax- Gerald While. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Crooks. Piles, Prolapse. Fissures and es from 9:30 a. m. until closing Fistuli without hospitalization). time. Center Cut Ib. Mrs, Charles Rogers is spend- Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones en- 1174 Madison Ave. Grand Rap Ma 10c ing this week in Detroit with spent Chrisimas Day with friends tertained on Christinas Mr. and Taxes collected al the bank on- Pork Shoulder Roast her daughter and family. Mr. and in Holland and Grand Haven. Mrs. James Denton, son and ly. Office tSTtt; ta Mrs. Mose Gates. daughter of Keene. Mr. and Mrs. Eunice Thompson. Pork Sausage Bulk. Grade 1 2 Iba. ISC Miss Evelyn Collins is spend- Orley Rulason. Mr. and Mrs. El- Lowell Twp, Treas, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Courier ing this week in Muskegon with vyn Poller. Mr. and Mrs. Paul i I. SKNtn, 1. L of Saranac were Christmas din- her sisler, Mrs. Edson O'Harrow. Oysters Fresh Extra Standards pt. Jones and children. Miss Helen Notice to Bowne Township Tax* ner guests of her brother. John Many neighbors and friend.s Shaltuck and Clark Fletcher. payers: Tucker and family. J. L UfU* 1.1 enjoyed the Chrisimas program 1 will receive taxes at the Will Howard of Flint spent at the South Lowell M. E. church Mrs. Jennie Townsend enler- Farmers Slate Bank. Alto, on FRIDAY SATURDAY Christmas with his mother, Mrs. 'Sunday aflernoon. lained twelve newsboys with a each Saturday- during December Negeaee Block, WEAVER'S- John Howard, who entertained Gordon Sherwod of Ihe Civil- Christmas party at her home r.nd also on Tuesday, January* 9. Office Hoars, 2 to4mad 7tolp.tt. with a family dinner. ian Conservalion corps was lasl Thursday evening. After a 1934, On Monday. Jan. 8, 1934, Office Phone M delicious supper Ihe boys ex- at the Freeport Slate Bank. Superintendent and Mrs. W. home from Gaylord lo spend his changed gifts around the Christ- W. Gumser and Waller were Chrisimas vacalion. J. B, Anderson. mas tree. Games were played 29-41 Treas, Bowne Tp, Christmas guests of Mrs. Gum- Tbe Misses Florence and Leone and greatly enjoyed by all. Thf JNiLsnna ser's parents in Easl Lansing. Dowling spenl the flrsl of the boys received a large number of —DBMST— Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wingeier week in Slanlon wilh their aunt. splendid gifts from the people to Lowell Dist. No. 5 tlf Bene • le • The Lowell Ledger OffersYouan d mother. Mrs. Sarah Morse Miss Fannie Dowling. whom they deliver papers and (Mrs. J. P. Needham) Open Wednesday and Salnrdtf were Friday evening guesls of The Misses Emma and l^ouiso they wish to lake this opportun- Eveniag, 7 to 9 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morse of Kraft and Barbara Hurley of ity lo say "lhank you" for them Mrs. Frank (Hesche and daugh- Office closed Thursday Ionia. Grand Rapids called on Mr. and ter Mary attended the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Ijwrence Booth Mrs. Charles Kraft Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kellogg en- a relative in Grand Hapids one and son Richard, and Guy Min- lerlained wilh a venison Chrisi- day during the week. Mr. and Mrs. John Holland and mas dinner and bridge pwrty last The family mel with Mrs. NNLU I. MTIET ion of Grand Rapids spent Christ- three children of Grand Hapids mas with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wednesday and Friday evenings James Needham. Sr.. as usual lo —DENTIST— spent Sunday here wilh thejr a! Ihe Gould home reslauran! help her enjoy Chrisimas din- Kraft. mother. Mrs. Gertrude Morgan. Office over C. Thomas Store Wednesday evening guesls were ner and presents Monday and in Office Hours: 9 to 12 and 1 (Sirs. Clara HcCarty and daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Harry McPhariin Messrs. and Mesdames E. C, Fore- the evening Mr, and Mrs. James er Frances were Christmas Open Wednesday and of Delroil and Mr. and Mrs. Fred man. V. A. Snell. F. H. Hose- Needham Jr.. look supper wilh Evenings, 7 to 9 guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Don John- Scoll of Umsing were Christmas warne. P. J. Fineis. R. M. Shivel. Mr, and Mrs, Allen 1-asby ol son of 232 Hollister-Ave^ Grand guesls al Ihe home of Mr. and Wm. Doyle. John Areharl. Hay McCords. little Anna returning Closed Thursday afternoon Rapids. Mrs. Ferris Taylor. Bergin. H. W. Finch. O. J. Yeiter, with Ihem. Phone 50 Mrs. G. I). Cook and Dr. and There was a line crowd to en- Miss lx?onc Dowling, who at- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Page and tends school in I^nsing is spend- Mrs. B. H. Shepard. Fridav joy Christmas exercises al. the Wife (looking out at him from ing her vacation at the home of children of Saranac and Mr. and evening guests were Messrs. and South Lowell M. E. church Sun- (bed-room window)—Where yon Mrs. Maurice Court were Christ- Mesdames Bruce McQueen. Wal- day aflernoon, been this hour of Ihe night? her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl mas dinner guests of Mr. and Dowling. ler Kropf. C. H. Hunciman. N. E Sir. and Mrs. William Davis of "I've been lo the union meetin' Mrs. Ellis Rollins. Borgerson. H. E. Springetl. W. J. Grand Hapids attended fhe fine [and we ordered a strike," G. D. Cook, who is serving the Mr. and Mrs. Merl Sinclair en- Smith. E. E. Sigler. Wesley Both. program rendered nl District No. "Is that so? Well, I've ordered Federal government in 1^" lertained as Chrisimas guesls V. W. Gumser. Miss Minnie 5. school house Thursday eve a lockout," on National Forest, is spending and Mrv Hl|r|t.v Hun,er Meek. Dr. and Mrs. H. P. Gotfred- ning. Miss Inna Frazec. teacher. Ihe holiday season wilh his fam- son George and family of Keene. sen and Dr. and Mrs. J. K. All- Many enjoyed the program at ily here. Miss Doris Mackley of Grand land. The tables were beauti- Sweet's school Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Al. J. Benson Hapids and Dan Sinclair of fully decorated with American Mrs. Webster, teacher. ari and Miss Beulah Rogers of Jack- Hastings. Beauty roses and red candles and There were many wrecked son were week-end and Chrisi- Ihe bridge honors were wrapped cars in the S. 0. S. garage Sun- Sheet Metil Itrfc Mrs. Jessie L Johnson has in Chrisimas paper. The guests day morning by US-16 slippery mas Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. been appointed assistant census A L B. Ayres. assembled al the Kellogg resi- pavement. enumerator for Lowell lownship. dence after dinner lo play bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schwa- Prompt aenrice on Mr. and Mrs. Victor A. Peck- She will assist her husband. Honors were won the first eve- der and Don Miller spent Christ- ham and Gernie of Pennsylvania, Clinton Johnson in the comple- ning by Mrs. Shivel and R. W. mas with the latter's sister iu Repair "Work came Saturday night to spend tion of the work here. The data Finch, and the second evening by Grand Rapids. Chrisimas wilh his mother. Mrs. is for Ihe old age pension act. Mrs. McQueen and Walter Kropf. Mrs. Bessie Ingraham. Mr. and RAY COVERT Hattie Peckham. Chrisimas guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Atcherson, Mr. Kitchen's Mrs. M. N. Henry and daughter Mrs. Elmer Plelcher and family Goofus Club family and Walter Efton were Phone 317 SELECT ONE Alice are attending a one o'clock were their three daughters and among the callers at Mrs. Ruth Mrs. George l^ee enterlained Martin's during Ihe week. I GROUP: MAGAZINE YOU GET GRGUP'2 ^mVS luncheon al Ihe Green Parrot! in their families. Mr. and Mrs. Mon- the Goofus club last Wednesdav I MAGAZINE FROM Greenville today. Ihe guests of roe Merrill and Joyce of Bloom- afternoon. Euchre was played, • lenar Him * Mim.1 Yr. Mrs. C E. Henry, mother of Mr. field Hills. Mr. and Mrs. William GROUP - I honors going to Mrs. Vern Asa- • Amencae Pod JraL-ZYr*. M. X. Henry. Both and Nancy Jean and Mr. ley. Mrs. Vine Hunter and Mrs. and Mrs. Bert McNeily of Lowell. 3 MAGAZINES FROM • TW Coaatry I Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Fineis leave Fred Gramer. Ught refresh- •Myweed Mi • Tht Farm Jew today for Howey-in-lbe-Hills. Mr. nnd Mrs. F. A. Gould enter ments were served by Ihe hos- GROUP -2 Florida, to spend a month and lained with a 6:00 o'clock Christ- tess. For Pain Relief • McCalTs May • Capper's Faro where Mr. Fineis will look after mas dinner Sunday evening • Mom Classic • Gcntlevoaua the garnering of his annual crop Their guesls were L. E. Courl 30th Wedding Anniversary- ////1 //( // ) '/f(//jrr of St. John. N. B- Canada; Mr. • Mfiadtr (V of grapefruit. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lee of ALL P I VE ON LV and Mrs. W. J. Smith and Miss Smyrna entertained Saturday In Minutes DHoom Circle I Yr Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Day had Linda Loucks. Mr. Court left Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Nelson and evening at their home in honor for his home in Canada imme- of Mr. and Mrs. George I^e of son Merrill of Grand Rapids as diately after dinner. • IHettraled Sunday guests and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell, the occasion being their Vern Leach and sons of Kala- Milford Finch, a former Low- thirtieth wedding anniversary — Demand And Get mazoo on Christmas. ell teacher, now of Algonac and A large number of guests wen. Miss Anderson of Detroit, spent present from Belding. Lowell. Rev. R. W. Merrill and family the week-end with his brother. Grand Rapids. Smyrna and other spent Christnus wilh his mother R. W. Finch and family. They nearby towns. Cards and danc and family at Grand Blanc. Dr. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. R. W. ing were the evening's diversion. GENUINE E^ J. Merrill and family of Ml. Finch and son to Rockford. A wedding service was per- Pleasant were also guests. They where they were Christmas Day formed by Elj»in Condon of returned to Lowell Tuesday. guests of Iheir parents, Mr. and Smyrna. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn BAYER Mr. and Mrs. Byron Frost and Mrs. Ed. Finch. Lee attended the bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. George Lee family entertained Mrs. A. J. Those present at the Wesley Nash and son Lowell of Lansing Crooks home Sunday for the day- ASPIRIN for Christmas. Mrs. Frost and were Mr. and 'Mrs. James Mead. WEDDING Uoyd accompanied them home Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heusser and Miss Inez Mae Klahn. daughter Monday evening for a short visit family. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Heus- of Mr. and Mrs. Henry- Klahn of of a unique process In Mr. and Mrs. E. S. While and ser and family, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Alio, was married to Mr. Albert maaafaetnie, OcnniiM Bayer Aspir- Howard spent Christmas with ert Wood and Mr. Dowling ot Millard (MacCleery of Boston. in Tablets are made to disintegrata doaa not harm tha haart. le V Mrs. While's sister. Dr, and Mrs. Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mass., Dec. 23rd at 5:30 p. m. in -or diaaohre—INSTANTLY yon want QUICK and SAFE nHd Hathaway of Grand Ledge. Rev iDeClair and family of Freeport, their newly furnished home al take them. That they start to work that you get the real Bayer and Mrs. Hayward of Saranac, and Orvie Slabl of Clarksville. Rocky River, a suburb of Cleve- bukmtlg. Start "taki* hold" of Always look for tha Beyer were also guesls at the Hatha- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kilgus en- land. About twenty-five rela- even a severe headache; neuralgia, every tablet as illunt rated, way residence. tertained the following guesls tives and close friends of Ihe neuritis or rheumatk pain a few bride and groom wilnessed the above, aad for the words Christmas guests of Mrs. Jen- for Christmas dinner: Mr. and ceremony which was performed minutes after tekii^. GENUINE BATRR nie Townsend were her sons, Mrs. G. Friedli. Mr. and Mrs. Aad they provide SAFE relief— ASPIRIN on every boCOa Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hunter and Emil Friedli and daughter of amid a profusion of beautiful Mapet District son Jack and Mr. and Mrs. W. Seeley Corners Claire and his wife of tansing, flowers. Tbe living room was far Gcoeae BAYER ASPIRIN orpeekage. (By Mrs. Roxie Boater) By Mrs. 8. P. Reynolds and Robert of Ionia, Miss l^icille Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Hunter were dinner guesls of Friedli and son Paul of Saranac, tastefully decorated wilh Christ- I Mr. and Mrs. Grant Vance of Jennings of Ionia, and her par- mas greens, candles, while chrys- Mr." and Mrs. William Hescho ents. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Miss Geraldine Friedli and frieniT Mr. and Mrs. Han-ey Haysmer'Ionia, lasl Sunday. of Pontiac. Mr. and Mrs. Chris. anthemums and snap dragons, were Christmas dinner guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Briggs and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hesche Wright of Vergennes. with yellow chrysanthemum:; attended the funeral of their Gehrer, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Rit- Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schneider., and Utile daughter Dolores, Mrs. Russell Davis and daugh- tenger and son Robert of South and roses in the dining room. Miss Reva Condon of Conk- were al the Blair home Sunday. cousin, Wm. Hascher in Grand ter Barbara, were Christmas The bride was charming in d Rapids lasl Friday. l^owell. Mr. and Mrs. Will Kilgus lin. spent tbe past week wilh Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hunter and guests of her parents. Mr. and and daughters. Pauline and Mar- deep purple velvet gown and H. CALLIER Michigan's Fi -and Mrs. Bill Hunler. Jack had Chrisimas dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Da Is Ira Mrs. M. B. McPherson. Mr. carried a shower bouquet of and children attended a Christ- ion and Roy Lumber! of South Manager smin Saisll Th Max Lawton is enjoying bis Iheir parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Davis and daughter Margaret Lowell. roses and swansonia. vacation with his mother, Mrs. M. Hunler. mas party al the home of Sir. speut Christmas wilh Mr. Davis' Following the ceremony Ihe LOWELL W. M. Lewlon. and Mrs. A. Dalstra of Ihe River parents in Ihe north. wedding party drove lo Ihe Lake- (Many people attended Ihe pro- Your choice ot either the Road {Saturday evening. side Holel in Lakewood where gram given by tbe children of Michigan Farmer or the Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Valda Chaterdon Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cook full course dinner was served Thursday — Friday, Saturday, Dec. 30 and daughter of Lowell, Mr. and entertained the following for tbe Mapes school last Wednes- Farmer in combination with The BIRTHS in one of tbe private dining Dec. 28-29 WILLIAM POWELL hi day evening. Ledger for CL25 per year. •Mrs. Claude Silcox and William Christmas: Mr. and Mrs. Fred rooms artfully decorated for the Gramer and Theo of Lowell. Mr. Bunker of Alio were Sunday Rorn. lo Mr. and Mrs. Frank occasion wilh candles, while KEN MAYNARD ia guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. Seymour and Mrs. Will Gramer and daugh- McKenney of Fairgrove, at the roses and chrysanthemums. Hesche. ter Maty of Keene and Mrs. C Luz Maternity hospilal on Dec. Al 8:45 Ihe happy couple left A fine Christmas p.ugram held P. Smith and son of Greenville. 21sl. a 7-Jb son. Christen Lee. Cleveland for one week's visit Hmterry Ian" al Snow church Friday evening Christmas guests of Mr. and wilh Ihe groom's parents in Bos- Mack Bennett Comedy fiX was well delivered by Ihe chil- ton, Mass. Mrs. Dell Condon were Mrs. Co- CARD OF THANKS "DREAM STUFF" dren of Ihe school and Sunday lets* Condon. Mrs. Mildred Beys. llie bride is a graduate of Ihe WALTER CATLETT ia school and was much appreciat- Mildred Herp of Grand Rapids. We wish lo lhank all our I j) well High School and an hon- "CRAZY INVENTIONS" "DADDY KNOWS BEST* ed by all present. Mr. and Mrs. James Baird, Mr. neighbors and friends who have or graduate of Albion college. A Novelty Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cole and and Mrs. Clyde Condon. Essie shown Clyde so much kindness She taught school four years News — Screea Souvealra' daughters end Mr. and Mrs. Law- Condon, Chuck and Dick Baird. since his accident near Delroil and bus been a NEWS — SPORT REEL ton Cole were Christmas guesls Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Fairchild. teacher in Cleveland schools the 7:15-9 10c-25c 7:15-9 KM) 10c-25c of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Fuller of The Ledger and friends are (c32 P«st three and a half years. Hastings. glad lo know Mrs. Arch Wood The groom is an honor gradu- Miss Lena Mae Dalstra is ii! and Mrs. R. E. Colby, who were People gel good results everv ate of Boston Technology and is wilh the chicken pox. taken lo Blodgelt hospital last week by using The Ledger want employed as a marine engineer Sunday and Monday, Dec. 31-Jan. 1 Mr. and Mrs. B. F. While of week following a very serious column. Yon may no longer in Cleveland, Ohio. Caledonia. Mrs. Myrta Sloel accident, were able to be taken need some odd article, hot 11 may They will be at home to their SHE KNEW MEN LIKE A BOOK to Iheir homes In McCords Sun- and children, Mr. and Mrs. Clif- be just Ihe thing somebody else friends afler January 1st at The aioat colorful roll ia fee ford Vanderwall of Grandville. day. wanls. Advertise it and find a 19415 Dorotby-St. Rocky River, tempestuous career of this lam 3lr. and Mrs. R. R. Rubrecht. Mr. Christmas Day guests of Mrs. buyer. Ohio. iag red-head. Here she is, folks. and Mrs. H. W. Geib and Miss Elizabeth Lalley and sons were Mr. and Mrs, Henry Klahn and the one and only Leah Reynolds of Grand Rapids the Misses Kalharine and Anna Misses Esther and Jeanne Bea- were Christmas dinner guests of Lalley and Loyal Lalley of tham attended the wedding and Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Reynolds. Grand Rapids, James McMahon BusLine Schedule spent a few days in Cleveland, CLARA BOW Mr. and Mrs. William Hesche of Lowell, Robert Lalley of La- attended tbe Christmas exercises Grand tapld»—!••»•—I .ansing peer and Miss Margaret Lalley A. A. Sehnbel, Pres. in tbe Swellest Show on Earth May the New Year Bring You at Ada Monday evening. of C. S. T. C, ML Pleasant. ChmteMS Ceady Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Dalstra (Lowell Hme) One of the Joys of Christmas Is had as their Christmas guests, (Miss Elsa Buchanan of Iowa the day we set a^ide for the auk u DAILY WEST Mr. and Mrs. A. Dalstra and fam- will spend New Year's Day wilh BAST Ing of tbe Christmas candy. Sucb Good Health, Contentment and ily of Ihe River Road, Mr. and her sisler. Mrs. D. A. Wingeier 7:35 a. m. 8:55 a. ra. a bustle of cracking nuts, meosur Mrs. Fred Dalstra and children and family. Miss Buchanan is 10:35 a. ra. 12:25 p. m. Ing sugar, grinding dates and rai- Hoopla" of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. former teacher in the Clarks- 2:35 p. ra. 3:55 p. m, sins aad what a rlcb chocolate H. Heemstra of Ada. lon schools and afler New Year's 5:25 p. ra. 8:35 p. m, smell throughout the house. Christ with PRESTON FOSTER. RICHARD CROMWELL The Sunday school board will Day she will leave for Northern SUNDAY WEST maa wouldn't be Christmas without Prosperity is the wish of hold Iheir annual meeting for Ihe Michigan where she is scheduled BAST — SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS — purpose of electing officers on home-made candy. lo direct a {day. 7:35 a. m. 10:55 a, rn, San. Mat at 3 KM. 10c-20c. Evening shows, ltc«2Sc, Friday evening of next week al 5:25 p.m. 8:35 p. m. Ihe home of Mr. and Mrs. 5. P. Mrs. Libbie Carr enlerlained Reynolds. with a holiday dinner at the Bill New Low Prices on Round Trips. Hunler home. Monday guests Christmas Tree Care Tuesday and Wednesday, Jan. 2-3 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bloomer and Keep tbe pine needles from fall- children of North McCords. Abe were Mrs. Ola Condon. Emma STATION AT C. N. Runciman Bloomer of Alto, and Mr. and Rennels. Mr. and Mrs. Bill "iays- ing off your Christmas tree by aet- EDWARD G. ROBINSON and KAY FRANCIS in Mrs. Seymour Hesche were all mer, Mr. and Mrs. Art Condon Henry's Drug Store ting the tree in a tub or can of wa- Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Slockhill ter la which some sugar baa been Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. m & Main 8L Lowell. Mick 115 Breed way Phone 34 LoweU. Hick. William Hesche. Reva Condon, Fred Roost, Mr dlaaolved. An Inch cut off tbe "I Loved A Woman" Mrs. C. 0. Condon and Fred Tlcfcete Before Beardin* halpa moisture to ba abeerbed. Job