MARSHALLHELD LOWELL GIVES IN SLAYING OF and ALTO SOLO FITTING HONOR
OFFICER KNAPP VOLUME XXXX LOWELL. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1932 NO. 2 NATION'S DEAD
TWO LOWELL SCHOOL BOYS TRIBUTE BEGINS WITH ME- AND OTHER WITNESSES Thousands Bow at the Bier Memorial Day Parade Here 35 Years Ago LEDGER MORIAL SERMON SUNDAY AT MAKE POSITIVE IDENTIFI- ST. MARYS CHURCH — PA- CATION—(i ALLOW AY PLEADS of Charles A. Knapp ENTRIES RADE. ADDRESS AND DEC- GUILTY — SCH ERR AND OPEN BASEBALL All that is mortal of Charles Greenville, Belding. Caledonia ORATION OF GRAVES ON GOLDBERG TO FACE TRIAL Pithy Points Picked l p and A. Knapp rests in Oakwood. parti MONDAY Pally Put By Our Peripa- Friends by the hundreds, yes, with their colors. thousands, attended the funeral Sheriff Kelley, Prosecutor SEASON SUNDAY Two Lowell High School boys, tetic Pencil Pusher Jonkman and other county offi- Willium Uoylon, 15, who lives services at the First iM. E. church i St. Mary's Catholic church was cials came and paid their re- with his grandmother on Fallns- list Friday, where they heard the jcrowded to capacity last Sunday T MAY BE well to call at- thoughtful sermon and eulogy. s|)ects. WILL BATTLE FAST MUSKE-1 {morning when citizens gathered burg-rd., and Edward DeVries, tenlton to the fact that tot ac- by the pastor, Rev. R. W. Merrill, Members of the Grand Rapids' for the memoriiil services in hon- 15, who lives with his parents on tive and prompt cooperation CON GREYHOUNDS AT REC- I then sorrowfully wended their police force to the number of 75 or of our country's patriotic dead. Vergennes-rd., have furnished to of the hundreds of citizens who in a body attended the services REATION PARK AT 3 O'CLOC K date the most damaging evidence way to Oakwood where the mili- \ fine sermon appropriate to the participated in the hunt for the at the church and at the ceme- as to the identification of the tary salute was fired in honor of i occasion was delivered by the bandits was doubtless an import- tery. —FANS WILL WITNESS BIG Grand Hapids bank bandit who a brave officer who had given his Rev. Fr. J. F. Drew of Grand Rap- ant factor in their early capture. Sixteen members of the 14th LEAGUE BASE BALU-BAND fired the shot which caused the life for the protection of societ lids. who was presented by the From their hiding places the « . . - V' Cavalry with whom he served as death of Deputy C. A. Knapp of The minister said "earth to earth, y* ILL FURNISH MUSIC. local pastor, the Rev. Fr. Jewel. bandits could see that they were a sargeant for 2^ years on the Lowell as he was halting the car dust to dust, ashes to ashes." Taps Members of the local Legion pool being pursued and that to at- Mexican Border paid honor to containing the bandits. were sounded—a truly befitting with the colors marched to the tempt to get away was useless. departed comrade by their pres- Wm. Uoylon says he saw the honor to one who had served his Fete Fineis' Colored Giants*I churth in a body and with them They remained hidden the while ence. driver of the car drou his right country faithfully. who have been going at a fast were veterans of the SiNinish- the net was being drawn tighter. School children and students of hand from the wheel, that it camr An airplane overhead strewed clip, will inaugurate the home | American war and the half-dozen the High School—from the first up clutching a revolver which flowers to the breeze. season here Sunday at Recreation i survivors living here of the great VERY CRIMINAL goes armed grade to the highest—and their park at 3.-00 p. m. IjisI year the Civil War. All of the veterans oc- he fired at Knapp. who fell from The Governor of the common- but a law-abiding citizen teachers, each with a flag in hand, Giants did no' start until July.j cupied seats which had been re- his motorcycle to the pavement. wealth of Michigan, absent in has to go through red tape formed a line stretching from the but were able to win 41 out of 51 served for them in the front of The bov has identified uMarshall E Washington, sent a personal rep- 1 0 h ,umn rn to obtain a revolver to carry for church to the cemetery, and as as the driver of the car. Young games played. This season they 'r." Iu »?i? ir ^ Morse, at that time com- the church. A large choir fur- his protection. resentative in the person of Os- the hearse with its body passed 0 DeVries, who was with Boylon at have played II games and won | , P* l^»well. The color nished splendid muslc. car G. Olander. director of pub- by, the flags carried were low- 10. I 'Hirers m the picture are Hiram Aldrich and O. D. Rolf. The fifth • rw..-. the time, has corroborated the lic safety. Decoration Day ered in respect. The Muskegon Greyhounds will ft011.!.1? R B'Bov'"". while next inordei story and has also identified Mar- HATEVER reward is of- Lowell paused Monday to pay fered for the capture of Hundreds of Charlie's buddies A veritable mountain of flow- bring a strong team here to face if .u Vik . « 1 is impossible at this late il shall as the man who did the honor to the Nation's brave de- W the bank bandits should in the World War were there, his ers from friends and organiza- the Giants. Several former league n.. . Hn w1"1'.?'br!!ve "IT But six ^ar e left with us shooting. Marshall had previous- Bo l n fenders who offered their lives go to the widow of Charles A. own Legion Post of which he was tions testified to the grief of all players will appear in the line-up. tv • TT > f ' Merntt Sayles. Robert Cheyne. EEdwi n Fallas. ly been named bv other witnesses that the Republic might live, free Knapp. The giving of his life a charter member and a Past and exemplified the sympathy Frank Secovy. a youngster whol Rogers and Lee hdson. as the driver of the "get-away" land united. Ruusiness places furnished the information that Commander—the four Legion felt for the grief-stricken widow, hfts been with the St. Louis Car- — car. Posts of Grand Hapids, the Hock- were closed and hundreds of led to their capture. the aged mother and other rela- dinals two springs will be in w n, . Galloway Pleads Guilty ford, ifaslings, Ionia. Saranac, tives. former residents returned to pay center field. The WesterhotT /Vorea Men to Ride homage. Walter Galloway, who was ap- brothers who have starred in iHAT there shall be no mis- I The exercises of the day began preheaged several miles north of semi-pro games for a number of Strand to Show carriage of justice in the Cheese Club Goat with the formation of the parade l^well Within a couple of hours years will be here. Honk Kam- meting of just punishmc at 10 o'clock at the West Side following the robbery and who T maard. the hard hitting first base- to the cowardly members of the was brought to the Lowell jail Find Gim Used The Cheese Club of Grand Rap- park. The line of march, pre- COUNTY FIELD man was with the Milwaukee Sinclair Picture ng of bank robbers who slew ceded i»\ the National Colon swl where he was held for a lime team of the American Association ids will be in lx)well Saturday 8larles A. Knapp in the dis- "Armn-cmiii," comprising the American Legion before being taken to the county n for an important event in local charg of his duty is the wish, for several years. r '"a'slerpiece Im |' ii j„ vq ,| hundreds of jail, on Saturday pleaded guilty to history. n( r K UU f hope and prayer of every resi- The Giants have practically the history. We hardly think that of Sinclair Lewis, the only Ameri- the armed robbery charge and is By Bank Bandit$& TRACK MEET arrving a dent of the slain officer's home same team as last year with a the word '(.heese'refers to the can author to win the Nobel fl.,. men awaiting sentence. motion picture """ """ "T .•'•'•v present- community. We know nothing few additions making it stronger. candidates who will be initialed Prize, comes as a motion oicture .'i .... I; .J. Henry (Baldy) Marshall, and Gun Cartridges are Found Near- n 0 c u S of the intricacies of the pro- Senor Juan Padrone who defeat-j' ' ' b membership as those to the Strand theatre this Sundav ' V"!v. ' vi'ior'II!!. |'.f'Vh.. ru-ii Woi- Jack Scherr, who were captured who ceedings of criminal law but to by Where Deputy Found the HERE FRIDAY ed the Cardinals and Athletics ?re to ride the fMat on this and Monday. Three of the fore.!nMi: i„ the line of m.rrh TW near Smyrna on the morning fol- our mind all of the members of Money. last season is back with the team "^asion comprise some of the most plau-rs of the speakinu vv^. vJrri.. T» i! ' lowing the tragedy, and Louis that gang of bank robbers are Goldberg, whose car was used by each and severally guilty of mur- LARGER ATTENDANCE THAN two other bandits, were arraigned From Belding Banner-News: der. Wednesday and demanded exam- After Deputy Sheriff Hay Ring EVER EXPECTED — LOOK What a travesty upon justice if ination. Immediately after the had found the money which had the members of this gang get off FOR BREAKING RECORDS OF taking of testimony Marshall was apparently been hidden by Henry with light sentence of but a few bound over to the circuit court Marshall, one of the men arrested LONG STANDING—EAST AND years, only to leave prison to for trial. Defense attorneys have Wednesday morning as a suspect commit more robberies and more LOWELL TO BATTLE FOR been given until Friday to pre- in the robbery of the Grand Hap- will be at third. Lefty Wilson. member s are murders! TOP PLACE. , , v D* G. i years and come to emotional ma- ijors 0f the W it r" nut of Vh* pare motions for dismissal of the ids Savings bank branch and the "Speed'* McCall and "Cannon- Look. M. N. Henry and William turity. It is a great American S.xilhn dv. nnie in cSrs charges. killing of Deputy Sheriff Charles ball" Grey complete the pitching Christiansen. book transfer-to the screen \t \i-.in stre.-t th? Doubters, Read This Two other alleged bank bandits Knapp. of Lowell. Cecil (Slim) The annual Kent County Field staff. Detective Coe will play are still at large. Their names F YOU sometimes doubt that Haight. a former hardware mer- and Track (Meet will be held at right field and Jones first base. a, : are known and their arrest is ex- advertising pays, remember chant in this city, who was rum- Recreation park on Friday after- Saturday, June 4. the House of serveiSSS'd by Chnsliansen. - Tessic-Thi" s is her fifth mar- Flat in memory of the sailor dead pected al an early dale. Ithat there are 26 mountains in maging around in the woods noon of this week. Due to the David team of Benton Harbor 1 Colorado higher than Pike's peak. where Ring found the money, | riage. What are you going to —th ' colors dipped during the Stories Circulated fact that the meet will be held will meet the Giants at Island ive h r? mores Can you name them? Neither came upon a piece of white cloth Wedding invitations and an- * V impressive ceremony, Considerable interest has been in the afternoon more schools Park in a 3:00 o'clock game. Wed- can we. Pike's peak has been which attracted his attention and nouncements printed at The Led- BessieBessie—Oh- . I think a ring rack The marchers then proceeded to created locally over the report are planning to close for the oc- nesday, June 15. the whiskered given publicity and plenty of it, ger office. Your choice of a var- would be sweet. Oakwood cemetery where the ex- that Paul Kellogg, one of the vigi- on investigating he found that a casion, and it is expected that the players will face the Giants in a so it gets the business and the iety of beautiful type faces to se- jercises were concluded. Two lantes who chased the bandit car, 38-calibre iHopkins Jt Allen nickle affair will be larger than ever. twilight game here at Recreation other mountains just sit, or what- lect from. tf Want ads. bring results. splendid addresses were heard, was approached about noon Tues- plated revolver had been According to the records made park. Then the same two* teams ever they do, and complain that the first being given by Billy day by two men who "advised" wrapped in a soiled white cloth thus far this season the cham- meet again June I8th and 19th al business is punk? —Oklahoma .Warren. Lowell high school stu- him that they "did not want to and buried there. The gun was pionship should go to East Grand Recreation park. Publisher. fully loaded. dent. son of Mr. and Mrs. William .see him at the trial or it would Hapids, with Lowell a close sec- The Lowell band will play and Warren of Fox's Corners, and by Instead of taking the gun away be the last trial you ever go to." ond. and Hockford not far behind fitting opening ceremonies will i the Rev. R. W. Merrill of the Low- and bringing it to an officer. Mr. Underworld Believes in Capital Mr. Kellogg left later in the day with third. I^e Street, Grand- mark the opening game here. The ell M. E. church. Lowell Boy Scouts Haight came into town to get an on a fishing trip which he had ville, Sparta and Caledonia have Giants have been equipped with Mr. Warren's address was prc- officer and not finding one in the been planning for some time. also entered teams and might the snappiest uniforms of any Punishment, Declares Minister jpared entirely by himself and was Attend Jambouree city, drove out to the place again. Soon after approaching Kellogg change the outcome by cutting in team in Western Michigan. {delivered clearly and distinctly. Here he found Chief of Police the same paii called at the home on the totals of the favorites. The following excerpts are taken from the sermon delivered 1 xv s The 7fh annual jambouree of Allen J. Russell, who with with . cxcerpts are taken from the sermon delivered " ^ 'he same address which of Deputy Pat Bowes, where they Many of the records of long rnday by the Rev. R. W. Merrill over the remains of Charles A. !won him first place in the high Boy Scouts s|)onsored by the Lion Ed. D. Engemann, of the Banner- inquired of Mrs. Bowes the dtp- standing will undoubtedly be Mrs. Martha J. Taylor Knapp. brave Lowell officer wantonly slain bv bank robbers in s<*hool oratorical contest held in club of Grand Hapids was held at News was cruising in the locality, uty's whereabouts. Mr. Bowes broken if the weather is favor- the discharge of his duty. Many of the paragraphs quoted deal iApril. Ramona park Saturday. The Low- accompanied Mr. Haight to the Passes at Age of 94 did not see the men. able. The high and low hurdles pertinently with present-day social conditions: The IhouMhtful address by the ell Scouts joined various troops place where he had discovered Local vigilantes and extra depu- have been run by several boys in I Rev. Mr. Merrill received the throughout the county, spending a the gun. Just as the men reached ties patrolled the streets Tuesday better time than the county' rec- Mrs. Martha J. Taylor. 94. for Educational As Well I closest attention. We regret that night on the camp ground. About the spot. G. H. Adgate. a member ord. night, giving special attention to 68 years a resident of Lowell, "To me it seems fitting that IhiV lime and space do not permit giv- eighteen hoys from Ixnvell at- of the Saranac Vigilante uncov- the guarding of those homes con- Houseman of Lowell should died at her home here Friday. large representation of peace ofli- ing justice in these- columns to tended. Mrs. 0. J. Yeiter, IMrs. ered the gun and announced his taining persons whom confeder- break the shot-put record. Car- May 27. She was the widow of cers should be present, first be- jlhe thoughts so ably expressed. C. H. Reynolds and daughter find. At the same instant, lllugh ates of the bandits might try to penter of Lee Street and Streeter the late Henry G. Taylor and was cause Mr. Knapp exemplified in A feature of the program was Florence and Mrs. Glenn Web- Tate, a LSaranac Deputy, who was work harm. of Hockford should break the born in Canada. March 31. 1838. the courage of the act which the calling to the platform of the ster were the Lowell chairmen to with Adgate, uncovered, nearby a Pros. Atty. Bartel J. Jonkman mark for the century, and the Surviving arc the daughter, Mrs. brought about his death the high- | live Civil War veterans men- assist in arranging the tables and paper sack which contained 25 declared Wednesday that none 220 and 44
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THE TROUBLE AT GENEVA SELZ MAKE Mr. and Mrs. Verne Ashley vis- SPECIAL From Around 1 the Lowell Ledger The nations, represented at Geneva by WmiIMT, Look's and ited his parents at Coral on Mem-1 Sat'day, June 4 House Cle aning Helps delegations of various sizes, are all for dis- HOYT'S KORNER Sprint) Ui* orial day. and Alio Solo HieKome omfFhat Bou ofthiiH or got ten the Old Town George Arehart was home from I' armament. They openly and proudly pro- Builders' Hardware and Builders' Supplies By r. H. CHBLBY * BOB SMART Notre Dame University for Dec By Elmo Publlthad In InlarMl ol Low all and VlainlO Edilad by M. D. Hay* Home-Made Fidge claim the fact. oration day. Published every Thursday morning at 210 Audrey Chase was a week-end However, the chances for effective agree- |Ttf eroes w.sr. Miss Alma Burdick of Grand i I Bast Main Street, Lowell, Mictligan. Entered ANOTHER COMMON ERROR Wall Paper Clean Up visitor in Lowell from M. S. C. IGo ib. ment at the Swiss capital is practically nil, Sherwin-Williams Paints and Varnishes Rt Postofflee at Lowell, Michigan, as Second $4.00 Rapids spent over Decoration Ally. R. K. Springett was iu day with Ihe home folks. and one wonders why. F. F. V. and Indian Scout While o Negro preacher Reporter: "iHlnve any of Grand Rapids Friday forenoon Class Matter. A BSOL^TE IncoMlitency In mat- > pronto. So in his rage, a rage that was discoursing, bis mule Watches and diamond!! priced H. C. SCOTT Wall Paper Flax-Oak The story is brief, but real. Each nation N ILI8 veins flowed some of the your childish hopes been on legal business. ** tern of discipline ii another had been mounting all day, he took frequently stuck his bend in realiied?" All patterns in our stock go at about half former prices at Home of Good Home- seeks a form of disarmament that will hurt the young adventurer to tbe bath- proudest blood In all America. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thorn great fault of fnthen for which (lie I an open window and brayed. Bald iHeaded Great: "Yesu .Stocking's for the graduate. Made Candies Window Shades Polish, Oil other nations. The suggestions include our Hia father was Col. Richard Oar- spent Decoratiofi day with rela- R. G. JEFFERIE8 eons pay beavlly. Under one set room and "whaled" him aoundiy Al last the preacher asked if when Mother used to comb OXFORDS Mr. and Mrs. A. Cook of Grand on the bargain counter today. tives in Rig Rapids. own abolition of offensive weapons, total dis- of clrcutnitancea when the father with a belt—ao aoundiy that mother nett of Virginia, a claMmate of any brudder or sister could my hair, I wished I didn't Rapids spent Monday afternoon Sponges Chamois Editor and Publisher armament and the French idea of a security himself ia emotlonallj calm and In Intervened and the nelghbon caUed Sheridan at West Point, who was tell how lo keep the mule have any." Jack Peckhum attended a Frnt at the A. (!. lUanchard home. the police and Inatead of the young commanding officer at Fort Lara quiet, and someone suggested You have a wide range of col- parly the guest of his brother, pact. Obviously, the nations will not agree a good humor because thlnga hare Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gardner A free enlargement with every offender being wisely and properly mie, Wyo., before the Civil war. Hia tying a stone on his tail. The Robert, at M. S. C. last week. order of developing and nrinling. Shelf Papers Brass-Brite NATIONAL EDITORIAL until some of them become willing to sur- gone well for him that day, he Ii Conductor: "Your son is $2.59 accompanied their daughter. Mrs. tolerant and forgiving and quiet diacipiined, he became an abuaed mother was a woman of the great lireacber solemnly rejoined: over live." ors and prices to choose from Mr. and tMtrs. Fred Jacobi are Offer ends June 7lh. look's Drug render something to the common good. r Mable Scott to Danby Sunday. tj ASSOCIATION able to see the funny aide of a win- hero and badly and unjuatly treat Chief Red Cloud's Ognllala Sioux. 'Let him that is without sin Young Lady: "But I have spending the summer resort sea- Store. (cl-2 Moth Sprays Lacquers among you lie the fust stone." Mr. and Mrs. IPenry Purdue of 15 Meanwhile, sight is lost of the immense dow brenklng episode. Ha recalls ed by an irate father who had al- During the Sioux war of 1876-77 been married only four son al Silver Ijike golf course. Broken lines but all sizes Well, it must be admitted that so your color scheme need not Milford visited one day last week savings that could be accomplished by each that once as a lad he Inadvertently lowed hla own em Clonal "bust" he served nnder General Crook as years." Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Harvey of Golf balls 2octs each at Stock- Er. 1932 a mule is tough; and so is at the McPherson-Ogden home. Etc. Etc. help create • many angled emo- Conductor: Never mind Renton Harbor were Friday din- 6 to II, black or brown. ing's. nation if effective diarmament was secured. smashed a big light'' himself and a scout and Interpreter and It was Mule-Hide. You need it on confessing; pay his fare." be changed in the least. Look's ner guests of Miss Myrtle Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Link and chil- Gordon Sherwood was a Sun- Subscription Rates Payable in Advance: The tax burden could be lightened every- waa simply scared out of hla wits tional problem for the boy, who largely through his energy, influ- your roof. dren of Ionia, were Sunday day guest al Rerl Willell's. Year IC.OO; Si* months, 11.00. where, and this is an end ardently desired by and afraid for weeks lest hia dad was of course totally unable to dia- ence and work in the field that Mr. and Mrs. iHollis Parker and guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Max- should And it out, so why punish criminate between altuatlona. Re- If you need screens or Wall Papers are dependable- daughter Phylis Jane of Oismde Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Gould visit- Three months, 50c: Single Copies 5c. most taxpayers. Chief Craxy Horse, leader of the Tourist in village store: windows repaired, call us son. W. C. Hartman the kid—ao every vital conaidera- sentment toward a father waa bora hoatiles who overwhelmed Custer on "What have you in the called on friends here Saturday. ed friends in Mulliken Sunday. —o—o— which waa to grow into open oppo- and we will come after them James T. Jones of Gladstone Phone 38 21S W. Main St. The Lowell Ledger, established June, tion is white-washed. It offered the Little Dig Horn, aurrendered at shape of auto tires?" and do a good job for you at many sun-proof. Why wait IMIrs. L. E. Johnson spent Satur- spent Sunday with his brother, T. A. Murphy and wife of Ft. A REMINDER such a normal chance for a friend- sition and utter disdain. True ef Saleslady: "Funeral day afternoon at Long Ijike on Wayne spent Decoration day in 1893. by Frank M. Johnson; The Alto Solo, Fort Robinson In the spring of 1877. a right price. Lloyd Jones and family in the vil- ly chat about respect for property fectlve discipline—In fact the only Then when the war waa over and wreaths, life preservers, in- longer? Take advantage of American U-gion Auxiliary busi lage. Lowell. establislied January, 1904. Consolidated The Graf Zeppelin is making regular trips and about owning op when in the real discipline is alwaya from valid cushions and dough ness. some 0.000 turbulent red men were She: "How time separates The new Paramount Victory Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Howk were' i between Germany and South America. Al- wrong and setting things right Inso- within—conscious aelf-controL This nuts." June, 1917. placed on the Pine Ridge reaerva- friends 1" Miss Mary Horn, teacher at Ot- radio combines all the latest and Sunday guests of friends in Eaton with the inexperience of youth. ready four return journeys have been com- lad had not been diacipiined at all, these 300 patterns now. far as it was possible; but in the lion with Dr. V. T. McCullycuddy, a He: "Yes; ten years ago tawa Hills, spent her three days' Have your lawn mower sharp- best features and priced #39.50. Rapids. ^ As for me. I much prefer lo vote pleted this Spring, and, as you read this, the congenial mood this waa not done but merely severely emotionally If the depression seems recess with her mother, Mrs. C. f( r 0 rcu l la,w min 1 0 h# ADVERTISING RATES former army aurg-on, as agent. Gar both of us were sixteen. Now ened at Williamslon's shop. New See it at Slocking's. Mrs. William W. Weldon of & EDITOR'S MAIL BOX & ? 1 ' 1 '# l* ?. , » and the boy felt he had "put one harrowed, out of which waa to hard lo solve, remember that you sre 21 and I am "M." IL Horn. 1 1 airship * as completed her fifth trip to South nett was made chief Interpreter. and used mowers for sale. p51-5t Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald Chicago spent Sunday with her jgj, Mt *' 1' ". J'!' and useful life of DISPLAY MATTER—30c per col. inch. over," that it wasn't to bad to get grow uncertainty and anhappineaa the average person has 12 Wrist watches for girls. Strap parents. . ^ . . . . _ service to his country, with cour- America. And this la Doctor McGlllycuddy'a and Miss Ethel Stinton of Detroit (Advertisers using 6 inches or more weekly on Into a jam If you could joat engi- and worse I million brains cells, and gen- A Scotchman bought a car Look's Drug Store watches for Ihe boy, at lower Presents for the graduate at age lo maintain his convictions, The fact is that the success of this ship has were week-end guests of their 915.00 C„tr.l Elertrlc hnn.l yearly orders, 25c per col. inch. neer it properly, ao he amiled to tribute to him: "During seven years erally uses only a few of because it hud free wheeling prices than you ever saw, al Slocking's. • and Uphold the CGiUUtUtloil of the Every home ihould early drier LOWELL, MICH. mother, Mrs. Mary Stinton. Electric Sweeper, *9.1)5 at R. 1). Edwin Fallas of I^owell, now been so great that only minor mention is himaeif and certain atUtudea took of service. It waa largely through them. There might still be and the clutch was thrown Stocking's. I'liited States on which our gov- "ISLAND SQUARES"—75c each issue. mine a plan of Irsininii which Otto Rogers, wife and daughter (Slocking's, in Los Angeles. Calif., addresses made when the modern airship begins or shape In hla boy'a mind, that were will be coniUtrol. for all parlira Qarnett'a help and Influence that I hope. . in. Gerald Henry was home from ernment is founded. WANT ADS—I cent per word with minimum Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Purchase Helen of Grand Rapids were Dec- Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Gould spent the following open letter: cooccrnrd, and effective. Disri waa able, with the assistance of IMMMMMMMI U of 1). over MVinorial day. Retter Iry again. Governor, and charge of 25 cents. ends one of its voyages. to determine future action. spent Friday night in Grand Rap- oration visitors of their grandpar- Saturday at the C. J. Cooper home To the illonorable Governor pline In IraininR ihould never un* only ten white men and a force of ids with his uncle, Willard Pur- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hall were make another speech, and if you CARD OF THANKS—10c per line. The era of air travel has just commenced. The next week ht became entan- enls. Mr. and Mrs. 1). E. Rogers. in Sebewa. Roosevelt: have any methods that you have der any circumstances merely re- R0 Indian policemen, to hold thoae they know her as— but what do chase and wife. called lo Croswell Monday lo al- gled with the police for having a HOYT LUMBER CO. SEEN DY "OLD TiMER" Reing a Democrat I read very well and thoroughly considered, OBITUARIES—No charge for 150 words. Above Man will not be much longer, geologically flect the emotional mood of par- 0,000 Indiana In check. Many a we care for that? When we see tend the funeral of an uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fahrni and Mr. and Mrs. John Borgerson, hand In the amaahing of a half Memorial day, long a favorite Mrs. Katie Oliver has returned Margaret Jane and Evelyn Hughs carefully your speech at the Uni- and you feel sure will help the that and for poetry 10 cents per line. speaking, on the ground. ents at the time, far brtler wall time during my Incumbency aa "Everything To Build Anything" her working over loving floral daughter Jacqueline spent Sun- dozen boulevard iighta and for turn- occasion in Lowell, promised to from several weeks' visit with Miss I/)is Hall of Nurse Train- siient Monday in Harrison. versity of Oglethorpe, trusting people out of their business trou- An additional charge will be made on readers, until the morrow to diicuw the tributes to her mother, Mrs. Lu- day in Ionia with Mrs. Fahrni's agent Billy atood by my side In renew its old time popularity by her sister. Miss Liitie Terwille ing lodge, Blodgelt, spent Decora- that you would have certain well bles, and give employment and classified, cards of thanks and obituaries ing In a false Are alarm. Father matter than lo do m in the heal Phone 1S-F2 Lowell, Mlsh. cinda, "Librarian" Robinson, our parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1). W. Lind. A. O. Burt of Grand Rapids and Think this over, geography hounds: of temper or nnder the pertture hostile counclla, aligned on the side reason of Ihe number of former gar of Grand Rapids. tion day at her home in Lowell. laid plans that would meet and food lo the jobless, better come if charged. came home Ured, harassed, and 9 children's early friend, we know Mr. and Mrs. Clayton A. Eddy, Retly Jay of Ionia are guests this •f haste. of the Great White Father. Mrs. Robert Rregemer and son Mr and Mrs. Ed. La Brique of remedy the fearful situation this forward and announce them with Which is closer to Buenos Aires, Jackson- everything bad gone wrong that Lowell residents, gathered at her without any frills; and that's daughters Frances and Carol Mac week at the Rurt-Rriggs home. Keith of Evart were Wednesday Grand Rapids, spent Memorial country is now in; and hoped that all the courage of your convic- ville, Fla., or St. Johns, New Foundland? day and now bia "ornery little Many fine boys are seriously dam- "During the Ghost Dance out- Oakwood lo observe the day and of Detroit spent Sunday with • • • that. visitors at the home of her brolh- day with the Myrle Kingdom fam- Mr. and Mrs. Rarnard and sis- you wluld have the courage of Publicity is the taxpayer's greatest safe- aged by utter Inconsistency in home break of 1800-01 Garnett waa aa adding of salt, vinegar, or what- to renew old acquaintances. their aunt, Mrs. James Mcpher- ter, Miss Grace Newton of Grand tions. devil" had been "raiaing cane." —OLD TIMKJU er, F. P. MacFarlane and wife. ily. Woodrow Wilson lo proclaim management. usual to the front aerving between ever ingredients for setting color Among those we remember son. Rapids, spent Decoration day Yours truly, guard. Every board, every person, who The statement that the average man gets He'd Jutt ahow him a thing or two meeting Monday were Mr. and them. EDWIN FALLAS. (O. llll. Waattni Newspaper Union.) hla people and the whites. He Is Homemaker's is advised should be observed Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Putnam of Mr. and iMVs. Ernest Taylor of Mrs. Winnie Morse and daugh- here. handles public money should publish an ac- mad six times a week shows that some of Mrs. H. A. Sherman of Owosso, «oe«««« «»»«e»* You say it's common sense lo the laat survivor of the old acouta carefully. Always wet the materi- Charlotte spent Thursday night Detroit spent from Saturday until ter, Mrs. Norma Pierce and How- anfi Arthur Sherman of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. Edson O'Harrow take a method and try it. This count of it. them are above average. and Interpreters; he had few equals al before putting it into the bath and Friday at the home of "her Tuesday al the Charles Alexan- ard Morse, all of Detroit, are vis- DodginK Nemesis a minute, or $48,200.00 every- Corner Mr. and iNfrs. George Sherman, of Grand Rapids were week-end sounds to me like experimentn- and ao superiors." and, if it is soiled, wash and rinse « CARDS OF THANKS « parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Coons. der home. iting at the Frank Schwacha Mr. and Mrs. J. M. rillberl, Mrs. C. visitors of Mrs. Grace Collins and j tion, which has ruined many a "What is the hardest job you hour. In the last five fears the thoroughly. Any spots that will Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Maxson at- Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Henry vis- home. EDITORIAL SNAPSHOTS ceased members, except for mem- one section where some slight ef- Those laat worda were uttered H. Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Ward » « family, good business. have faced since your college total properly loss from fire By Home Economics Specialists, not be covered by the dye should tended a family reunion at the ited his mother. Mrs. Florence ,f we when only a few yeara ago, Billy Mr. and Mrs. William O'Con- Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rannan, with have Ihe courage of days?" 'Statements that Presid't Hoover bers of the family of Senator fort has been made to make beau- Beauty Lah Michigan State Collsfe. be removed first. Enough bath WHIeHe, Mr. and Mrs. Norton and We thank the many friends and home of her mother, Mrs. Ny- Henry al her home in Greenville reached the gigantic total of $2,- Garnett, old and decrepit from ardu- nor. (Kalherine Draw,) of Tole- his mother, Mrs. Ella Rannan of >outh, il is naturally coupled "Living them down." was helping to draft a plank for Dwight W. Morrow, were seated tiful the roadside scenery they should be used to float the ma- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Avery, Mr. neighbors who so kindly offered strom in Grand Rapids, Saturday on Memorial day. 080,392.098. oua service and exposure during and Mrs. Myron Conklin and Dex- their sympathy and assistance do spent Memorial day at the Wm. Ionia spent Thursday in Hub- the Hepublican platform which in the House, together with Hep- will not forget the place. By MARJOR1E DUNCAN terial and sufficient for Ihe action evening. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Francisco Added to this went a loss of campaigna where the temperature Four simple causes are the ter Conklin and children, Mr. and during the sickness and burial of McGrafT home and called on oth-|bardslom of the washer, dissolving the dye Gain Rangs and sister. Miss of Grand Rapids were Monday would indicate a leaning toward resentatives of the army and Why not take some of our spare Famous Betuty Expert ranged from 110 In thf summer to reasons for most of the unsatis- Mrs. 11. E. Quick, Henry Schrein- our dear mother and grandmoth- er friends. Glenn Webster, with a party of more than 50,000 lives—almost as thoroughly before adding to the Dora Rangs left Saturday to guesls at the home of Mr. and re-submission of the Highteenth navy. time and make a man-size effort 60 below In the winter, was trying factory results in home dyeing bath. er and son Will, Mrs. Kalherine er. also for the beautiful flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rlanchard Grand Rapids friends spent the great a loss as that of American according lo Miss Irene Taylor, spend Memorial day with their Mrs. George Kingdom. Amendment to the States has Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth, to make all highways leading in- vainly to get a pension of $00 a Perhaps the most difficult color Slone, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Craw, Mrs. Emma Johnson. and son Russell of Detroit spent week-end fishing in the Upper soldiers in the European War. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gain Rangs "Nervea" Undermine Health month from the fovernmeot he had clothing specialist, Michigan State to procure is an even and per- Mrs. John Roth, (nee Marie Per- Mr. and Sirs. John S. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor of Memorial day with the former's Peninsula. brought down upon the capital a widow of (Speaker Longworth, sat to Lowell express the natural College. These are: Use of too in Pontiac. Chicago came lo Lowell Sunday And the appalling thing about served ao well. At last the grate- manent black. To insure Ihe most ry.) Not least among the remin- Mr. and Mrs. George H. Taylor. parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rehler and! tremendous number of inquiries in the front row. At her side beauty that abounds in this sec- and Beauty small container to allow sufficient iscener was Fred Mason of The family of William Wach- lo attend the funeral of his aged Rlanchard. this awful destruction is this: ful republic which he aerved did satisfactory results, the material Mrs. Dora Fuller...... daughter Dorothy spent Saturday. and the foreshadowing of pro- was Representative John B. Hol- PHYSICIAN and nerve special- coverage in bath, uneven distribu- Ionia. We want to mention an lerhouser are moving from 234 mother, Mrs. Henry Taylor. tion? Nine out of ten fires could have grant him a penalon, but they cat It should be dyed with the comple- Mr. ami Mrs. Basil Green of with Mrs. Behler's mother. Mrs. I A ist speaking: "Too many over tion due to tiresome stirring old journalistic friend of nearly The Lowell Ledger and either Vergennes Rd., Into Ihe residence Mrs. Margaret Drew and daugh- tests. A delegation of drys pre- lister, who was elected to till the down to $20 a month! And nnUI ment of its original color lo pro- Lansing. Mrs. J. A. Carey and son 1 Ida Young. been prevented! zealous, over-conscious people In methods and consequent possible forty years ago. Miss Bertha Rob- the Michigan Farmer or the Ohio of Mrs. Margaret Slowell on the ter Frances and grandson, Harry pared to ask the President in per- vacancy caused by the death of BACK TO THE FARM his death In 1028 that waa tbe only duce a grayed tone, and then dyed S wm (:ovel and wifl Carelessness is the reason for the world we live In—that'a the spasmodic agitation, improperly black. A light color can never be inson, we called her Iben. Now Farmer for $2.25 Ihe year. same street. McMabon of Toledo, were week- Sh I ' Grand son for his views this week. Speaker longworth. It is a cus- For a number of years, the recogiiltlon which thla forgotten mixed dye bath and use of hard i!? i T i Rapids spent Saturday with their Ibis toll of fire. In spile of this, trouble. Many men, but more wom- obtained over a dark one. For Mr. and iMrs. William Corkin, end visitors of Lowell friends. i-.aste rooK. j sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. torn of the .House for the succeed- movement of population in the hero of the old frontier had ever water. (Margaret Walsh.) of Hastings, carelessness continues only be- en. They love beauty more than permanent dyeing, the bat Ii •••IIS »••••••••••# MM •••»• Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Mason of Frank Ralcom, wife and two Pat Bowes. The general economic situation ing member to act as escort to United States was from the farm received. Since the stirring process is should be kept just at the boil, and Mrs. Mayme Stone of Detroit cause tbe danger and magnitude their health, but sacrifice both on Ionia and Mrs. Charles Perkins children, Mr. and Mrs. Rell and Mr. ond Mrv charles I)ovlc (ft. llll. WMtcrn N*wtMi>«r Union.) one of the most important steps, were Sunday guests of Mr. and was the subject of a conference families of deceased members. to the city. the altar of over-activity, or over while for tinting Ihe water may of Grand Rapids were Decoration children, all of Flint, spent from Mrs „ M shivel a b.in. of fire losses are not more widely washing machines have been be lukewarm, about 100 degrees Mrs. R. 1). Rergin. at the White House between the As the clerk read the roll of de- This has changed now and hard worry—whatever It Is It Is over day visitors at the Mason home. 00n 1 1 known. Since we must oil pay found lo be efficient. An average F. Cottons may be hung on the Mrs. Thomas Bunlain and chil- u-i rir •nil irte u^r" 'I" ' »» Hole! Statler in Detroit times are sending many people mucn." Mrs. W. J. Rivelte of Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Pal Bowes. |asl \vlM|nesday. President and thirty-eight news- ceased members Representative of 10 to 15 minutes longer than line in the shade or on the clothes Henry Supplies dren of Kalamazoo and Miss Eva a share of this terrific expense, The discussion put me on the qui visited her mother, Mrs. Margaret J. H. Voller of Detroit is the \i .....i \i ^ p, : paper publishers from States east Kfligene Wingo placed an Ameri- back to the farm, where they can Custer in Bronze the time required in directions rack, changing Ihe position oc- Maxson of Otsego were week-end r r inn t(lf directly or indirectly, it behooves vive and in a single day I saw Staal and sister. Mrs. Will Kere- guest of his daughter. Mrs. Harry . „ , . , Wcoralion dav of the Rocky Mountains. The can Reaty Rose in a huge vase for get something to eat and live less for band stirring is required casionally. Silks, rayons and guests of their people, iMr. and Gm nvi e s K n everyone of us lo try lo realize more pictures of "nerves" than I kes and family over Decoration )ay and family. All motored for wi,h his |)a^nlH| Mr> MrSi expensively than in crowded when the washer is used. Care woolens should be rolled in a Your Every Drug Store Need Mrs. C. I). Maxson. conference was general in nature each name. After the ceremony- had seen In the preceding month. day. the week-end to Big Rapids, Sagi- Frank Fei;ninK. the prolific causes of fire and the should be taken to run the ma- bath towel, not allowing the fab- Mr. and Mrs. R. Herbig of Grand and was strictly along non-par- one of the roses was given to the areas. And every case marked the truth of Mrs. A. J. Nash and son Lowell, naw and Detroit, where they ^ .. staggocing loss it causes. chine to mix the dye bath thor- ric to roll upon itself, and should i We have it or we will get anything you want. Rapids and Crandell Flogaus, were guests of relatives. . ^!r* an'' k* T. White of tisan lines, said a statement from widow or another member of the Between April, 1929 and March, the learned doctor's verdict mghly before putting in the fab- be pressed on the wrong side and a lady friend from E. Lan- onia teacher al Swartz ('reek, were sing spent Decoration day with cni..^in.. ii... c.i ' spent Memorial day with the White House. family. 1930, a space of twelve months, First we visited a large boainess ric. Instructions concerning the while still damp. Saturday visitors at the her sister and husband. Mr. and |l££S±-S£SS5££UttUUSlS2 week-end guests of their mother, Mr. and Mrs. IRyron Frost and Easlerbrook hom? were Mrs. Min- 080,822 persons left cities for organization. Huddled In a corner Still plenty Wall Paper bargains whether you Mrs. Lloyd Jones. In calling the conference the Mrs. John Flogaus. children. nie Rail and son Frank, Mrs. . . „ . , „ , of one of the offices was a young purpose of the President was One wonders if it is because the farms, while only 372,482 desert- want 8c or 80c papers. Big reductions on Wayne Springett, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. F. E. iHowk, Mrs. Kieffer, Mr. and Mrs. H. Reimer Lomrtne ( omgan of Grand girl, typing away faster than we by Miss Aria Weyant, bolh of and son from Grand Rapids and j^'P'ds spent the week-end with said to be to bring about closer Senators are so dry politically ed agriculture for business in all grades. Orin Slerkins, daughter Mary The VanderJagl family of musicians will be at the Lowell Raptist Who was Who? ever heard a human type, head lot?- Rattle Creek, spent Sunday and r S ,l 1 , Ulsban,, Mr llUl1 cooperation between the govern- towns. and lady friend, spent Monday Mrs. M. Swartz of River Rd. 'V' ? T. n"'. . 1 • - church next Sunday evening, June 5. The public is cordially in- the United States has to buy them ered over her work, eyes and Angers Monday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bibbler. ment and the newspapers of the This is not very large excess of By LOUISE M. COMSTOCK Monarch Paint, 100% Pure Lead, Oil and afternoon and evening with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Walsh and vited. No admission charge. so much water? The annual re- flying. Her department head whis- MICHIGAN BELL Mrs. R. E. Springett. friends in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Strong of Ray Gable of Detroit is siiend- country in creating a bitter un- people moving to the farms, but Zinc—the paint supreme. port of the secretary of the Sen- pered us a word of commendation. Mrs. H. P. Golfredsen attended Mrs. Alaska Jay of Ionia spent Grand Rapids, in company with g a counle of weeks with his derstanding by the people of the it is the beginning of a tendency a Slate board meeting of the mother, Mrs. Charles Alexander ate for the year July 1, 1930, to THE TEDDY BEAR "A little wonder—simply in TELEPHONE CO. last Friday with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. L Weekes and Ausbacker's Insecticides, Moth Killers, Dis- American Legion Auxiliary at the and other relatives. economic problems the govern- June 30, 1931, shows the Govern- which social authorities feel will love with her work—engrossed Mrs. Howard Burl and family. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Thomas en- ment is seeking to solve. The be increased during the next dc- in it from the minute she gets infectants, Fly Sprays, Ant Powders, Poultry Legion hospital. Camp Custer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Briggs accom- joyed a picnic dinner Decoration Roger McMabon and wife of ment paid $3,374.20 for water for '•pHE Teddy Bear, essential to Rattle Creek, Sunday. day. Ann Arbor were week-end guests cade or so. in until the time she leaves, panied her home and spent the need of balanced budget, the ap- the Senators to drink. Congress •I every nursery twenty years ago Supplies. of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. which is usually long past the Mrs. Florence Glenn has re- evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown plication of rigid economy in gov- was in session four months in By using electrical power, mod- and still a popular toy. was of Frank J. McMahon. regular hour." She was giving turned to the home of her daugh- Mrs. La Vanche Mange, sons. and daughter. Miss Marion Brown ernment expenditures. State and ern highways and automobiles course named for Teddy Roosevelt, ter. Mrs. C. H. Reynolds after that liscal year. The average too much—that young girL WHATEVER YOU WANT Richard ami Lester, daughter. went Friday for a few days' visit Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rlanchard. For local as well as Federal, and the the industrial plants of the future but how a President of the United spending several weeks with rel- with friends at Crosswell. Flint. Mrs. Phil Dennis and S. B. cost of the water each Senator Without a "let up" a few months' Miss Dorothy of Detroit and Miss States become associated with a atives at Sandusky, Ohio. Port Huron and Bridgden, Can. Rlanchard visited friends in evil efl'ects of hoarding and un- drank in those four months was will be located not in crowded breathless, top-speed, long-houred Charlotte Frye, teacher at Tole- humble little stuffed boar Is Just an- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rainier and do, ()., spent Sunday and Monday returning home through the great Grand Rapids Friday. employment were unden&yd to *35. cities but in rural sections. work-a-days would undermine her other proof of the so-called "power TRY Henry's Drug Store FIRST Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rainier spent St the F. F. Coons home. tunnel under St. Clair river. Eugene McCartney of Lindeii be among the subjects discussed. I health, her eyes would lose their Summer $800 A MINUTE of the press." 203 E. Main St. Phone 30 Sunday and Decoration day with Frank Sissem and Mrs. Carrie Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Niemala en- was a guest of his father. J. B. sparkle, her hair its luster, her skin About 188S In a little village In friends ami relatives in Portland, Hatch of Lansing spent Saturday tertained Sunday Mr. and iMrs. McCartney at the home of J. C. A CHANCE FOR LOWELL This story from (Mutual Sparx, become haggard. She may soon be Senator Borah, should be. if he Germany a crippled dressmaker Grand Ledge and Lansing. and Sunday with the former's sis- Harold Parmenler and son, Mr. Hatch Memorial day. Small cities and towns, wishing appearing in Mutual Insurance rewarded with a higher position and isn't, the most puzzled man in named Margarete Steiff concocted Herman (Smith, Jr., and daugh- ter-in-law, Mrs. Lyda Kyser. the and Mrs. Charles Allen and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Willetle and Comfort to attract attention, might do well Bulletin, is worth a few minutes more pay—then again she may fall ter Shirley of Detroit spent Sun- ily, Bob Wilson and Floyd Bo- Washington when he reads mili- out of leftover scraps of material a latter attending church services daughters, Mrs. Ruby Stark and to beautify the highways that ap- thought. Read it: little stuffed bear which she pre- victim to "nerves" long before the day and Memorial day with his with her Sunday morning. lock from Lansing and R. R. Mrs. Guy Willetle spent Thurs- tant interpretations of his deci- proach their limits. Nothing Please take out your watch. aented to a child of the neighbor- reward comes. father and sister, Herman Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacTavish Weismiller, Mrs. Niemala's day in I^ike Odessa. sion not to attend the Hepubli- Sr., and Mrs. Reulah Mclntyre. brother of Ypsilanti. would so attract the traveler as Listen to the ticks. Then remem- hood. The bear proved so popular Tbe nert picture—luncheon with had for their Sunday guests. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Axford of De- can National Convention at Chi- an old acquaintance. A trick of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Booth, and Mrs. Floyd Spencer and chil- Mrs. Esther Watterson. son to meet with scenes of beauty as er—every time that little hand that her brother, Richard Steiff. with troit and Harold Rorgerson of M. cago. Particularly, the Senator an eve to business, had other bears fate and fortune had suddenly son Richard and a friend, How- dren and J. D. MacTavish and Verne and daughter. 'Mrs. Byron S. C. were week-end guests at the he approached such an oasis in a ticks off twenty seconds some- ard Dells, all of Grand Rapids, Patterson of Whitneyville and must marvel at the reasoning manufactured and put on the mar- plunged her into the maelstrom of family of Grand Rapids and Mrs. John Rorgerson home. welter of hodge-|K)ge civilization where there is a fire. social activity. An hour to herself were Sunday and Monday guests Edna Tuffelmire and children of Mrs. Nora Hudson of Lowell were processes of those who sec a ket The first stuffed bears sold In Mr. and Mrs. IA-O Kallinger and Puritan Gliders as it is seen along the highways Three fires a minute, every was an "event" "I look a wreck, of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kraft. Allegan. Monday dinner guests at Nina children of St. Joseph spent Dec-1 third party threat in his plan to this country were Imported in 1002 of the nation. don't I (and without waiting for an Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sissem of Mr. and Mrs. A. Velzy and Miss Wright's. Afternoon callers were oration day here wilh their par-1 Are backed by 50 years of Successful hour of every day—such is by Borgfeldt & Co. Mrs. Minnie Adams and sister, stay away from the convention. Nearly every community boasts answer) got to get more ginger, Lansing spent Sunday and Mon- Elsie Velzy s;)ent Memorial day ents, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kallin- America's fearful fire rate—a to- That same fall President Roose- Mrs. Grace Barker of Lansing. can't seem to keep step, feel tired day with her mother, and sister with their daughter, Mrs. Carl ger. Manufacturing Experience of its climate and natural beauty tal of more than 1,577,000 fires a velt went hunting In Mississippi The House of Representatives out Think I'll go hiking—that CtNttUL and husband. Mrs. ISiarah Morse Wingeier and family al Shi lob. Sunday guests of Mrs. James Mrs. Frick of Detroit, formerly but few of them have placed year. Every twenty-four hours Soon the ever watchful press had and Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wingeier. Mrs. Velzy remained for a few Muir were Mr. and Mrs. L. H. paused the other day to honor the ought to make me feel pepy. don't Mrs. John Rou^hley of IX)well. [ enough faith in their claims. Why Informed the country that Its Pres- This monument to General George days and Ardith Wingeier re- Hill of Grand Rapids and Mrs. fire destroys 1,211 buildings. Of you think?" "Thanks to my telephone, The Opening of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Young of was calling on old neighbors | members of Congress who have not take advantage of the oppor- ident had refused to shoot a small A. Custer, famous Indian fighter turned lo spend the week with Wm. E. Dee, (nee Grace Muir) of $6.75 up to $30 these, 931 are homes, five are "Think you ought to go to bed for Battle Creek came Saturday af- here late last week. She con- died since the election in 1930 bear which had been captured and whose whole command was killed m ternoon to spend Sunday and relatives in Lowell. Chicago. Mrs. Muir returned tunity to make an unforgettable schools, five churches, fifteen ho- a week," I put In. But the look of the massacre of the Little Big Horn flrmed reports of Mr. Roughley's Tribute was paid three Senators brought Into camp for him to ktlL Decoration day with their par- Mrs. Harry Patterson, two chil- with them to Mr. and Mrs. L. H. impression on the tourists who surprise on her face seemed to say in 1876, is to be unveiled oo June 22 I found n new joh in death in a Portland hospital as a Some have reversible cushions with tel buildings, six department Clifford E. Berryman, cartoonlit, ents, Mr. and Mrs. William dren and Janet Hill of Alma. Mr. Hill's collage at Lake Morrison and sixteen Representatives who pass our way. at the general's birthplace. New result of repealed strokes. stores, two theatres, eight public proceeded to make the Incident sub- —who ever heard of going to bed? Laux. and Mrs. Ralph Nixon and Dr. Gardens where all spent Decora- Representative Bankhead of Ala It took hard work on my part to Rrnnlev. Ohio GAY'S CONE SHOP lion day together. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McPharlin. Permatex fast colors If readers of these words doubt garages, three printing plants, ject for a cartoon In which Roose- Miss Margaret Lalley was home and Mrs. J. Rergin and son Mi- bama said, had been "summoned convince her to drop everything for 3 days" Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott, Mr. and Ibis, let them take a long trip velt, gun In hand and the other from Ml. Pleasant and Robert lal- chael of Detroit were week-end Mrs. Rose Kiel, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Holland and children three dry goods stores and nine- a week, go to bed, get complete rest LOWELL, MICHIGAN by a very grim sergeant-at-arms.' through several states. If they raised traftlc cop fashion as If to ley from l^apeer. to spend Mem- guests of their parents, Mr. Carl Freyermuth and two daugh- and Mrs. Gertie Morgan were Striped covers in gay colore with upholstered ty-six farm buildings. and reiaxaUon. and when she once and Mrs. Chris. Rergin and broth- ters, with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wives and relatives of the de are lucky enough to come across prevent such a deed, stood with his "T INTENDED to have my telephone taken oat Bat orial day from their respective Decoration day guests of Mr. and Fires cost America over $800.00 again resumed her rootine to have It Marble Champ er and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Art Dunn and children of Ionia spent Mrs perris Tn*]nr In thtl af. back turned to another man lead- J. when I was told of many actnal cases in which Come In and Try Our schools with their mother and seat. They are the most comfortable porch modified—a greet deal. brothers in Lowell. Hill and family. UTn00n a,, rno,o^c<, to ing a tiny bear on a rope. Labeled on -it^ th ' hmnp' of Mr' InH Mm i Greenville Too much of anything Is—Just others had found jobs by means of their telephones, son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. t0 ca|I on fricnds "Drawing the Une in Mississippi." Claude Wardell of Grand Rap- Among the many old Lowellites seats obtainable. too much. And work and worry to spend Memorial day in the vil- Peters in Battle Creek. Mrs. the cartoon took the country I decided to keep mine for a month or so. Doible Dipped Coaes ids. came Saturday night for his The Challengp By Albert T. Rod can route health and beauty more lage were Mr. n.id Mrs. Harold 1)0 no1 b by atonn. Berryman subsequently mother, Mrs. Ava Wardell, who 'JT ITr ^ > extrava- We suggest an early selection. quickly than one Imagines. "JUST 3 DAYS LATER, one of the employers with All flavors 80 spent Decoration day with him Hiler, Mr. and Mrs. John Craw- "ISl nJi- Ln .L «ant stalements made by sales- adopted tbe bear as mascot for all remained over Decoration day. (O. llll, Ml Syndlcata.)—WNU Rorvk*. whom I had left my name and telephone number and family. There were four ford, Don Crawford of Ionia, Mr, men about other Electric Refrig- of hla Roosevelt cartoons and Mar- generations present at a family and Mrs. (Harry Sherman of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Jnd, Mr. erators, but get the facts as to garete SteiflTs "stuffed bear" waa called me.** Bilk Ice Creai * You -tke biggest People gel good results every reunion on that day. Owosso and son. Art Sherman of and Mrs. Arthur IJr.d of Ionia. construction and cost of opera- soon being sold as Teddy's. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kieft of Roth & Brezina week by using The Ledger want Pints 26c Quarts 45c Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cheeseman Toledo, Dexter Conklin and wife tion of the Crosley, sold by R. 1). kiil littkevorJd (©. 1932. Wcitern Newipapar Union.) The telephone in your home ia one of your moat Lansing, with the former's son-in- column. You may no longer of Detroit were guests of her of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Conk- Stocking. law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. FURNITURE (Ltd you caju do need some odd article, but it may important buainess and aocial assets. And it is brother, W. S. Winegar and wife, lin, Paul Dawson, Mr, and Mrs. # Albert Both of Detroit, Mr. and Jack Fahrni and daughter, with |tl.25 lo *2.00 for vour old foun- Jiotaing ? ^ The Ledger covers this territory be just the thing somebody else PRICELESS PROTECTION in emergencies, such as Caiillie Package 15e Sunday and Memorial day attend- W. A, Roth, Licensed Mortician thoroughly. wants. ing services with them at the M. Mrs. Jack Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. their friends. Dr. and Mrs. Cot- tain pen towards a new Parker fire, accident or sudden sickness. 2 for 29c, any Haver E. church and listening to a con- George Sherman, Mrs. Lenna An- tingham of Indiana and Mr. and Doufold at Henry's Drug store. Ambulance and Funeral Service Mrs. Bill Trayneck of Portland vincing sermon by Rev. Merrill. derson and daughter. Miss Dor- othy. (Henry Hiler and wife, Mr. were one of many groups to pic- ] Store Pboae 500 Night Phone SM • A true inddenl, choeeu from among many Qsart Brick flavor 39c Mr. and Mrs. A. Quitman Pow- and Mrs. Morris Quick, Mr. and nic at Fallasburg park on Memor- j ell of I,ake Allola, Wayland, were similar eases reported by oar basineee offices. Mrs. Roy Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Har- ial day. I Sunday guests of their grand- old Knight, Dr. and M'rs. it R. ANIOIRCEMEIT! Get Your mother, Mrs. A. M, Andrews and Week-end callers from out of| 0 Orai|a aid Piaeapple Ice, pL 25c; ql. 45c Eaton, Mrs. A. Z. Wenger and town at the J. C. Hatch home mother, Mrs. Jennie A. Draper. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Roth, Mrs. Esther Collins has ta- Bolh Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. were Earl Wilbur, Mrs. Haivey all of Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Hatch and daughter Hazel. Mr. ken! the management of the Draper accompanied them home Albert Roth, Mrs. Jane Stocking and Mrs. E. C. Cogswell. Neil All the Famous Arctic Make Sunday evening to spend Mem- Regent Beauty Shop and is FARM INSURANCE and two daughters of Detroit, Bush and family of Grand Rap- orial day. prepared to render to all Walter Roth and wife, of Ann Ar- ids, Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Petersen Feather • Light nual marble tounuunent at St. Louis Mrs. Nellie McCarty was a Sat- bor, Geo. Tate, Dr. Bruce Stock- and son Carl of South Lowell. patrons the best of service in the LARGEST Farm Mutual Fire Investing Safely urday night dinner guest of her in competition with 15.500 other Freo Dollar Billsl ing and wife and Mrs. William E. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Tusken and in all lines of beauty work. youngsters. old neighor. Mrs. Nellie K. An- Dee of Chicago. son Roger of Chicago, Postmaster Phone 304 for appointment. Insurance Company in Michigan. Aa old proverb aptly 8aid"Save money and it will save you. drews and daughter, Jennie. Mrs. The man without a dollar must do what the man with the dol- Every day several of the qnart-tize bricks will each coaUin a and Mrs. Meno Weber of Saranac, McCarty is spending a few days A free enlargement wilh every Mr. and Mrs. U. R. Williams. Mr. CLAUDE THORNE CAKESand lar tells him to do." dollar hill. This is not a drawiag, hat yon nay he lacky with her son l^oyai, at his rooms order of developing and printing. and Mrs. Charles Dietrich and Prcar. 25,000 Satisfied Patrons There ia much that can he gained by putting some of these enough to get both a qaart-size brick aad a dollar bill all for in the King block during the ab- Offer ends June 7th. Henry's grandson. Sherwood Rowley, of trite old sayings to present day practice. None of us are gift- 39c. Come ia aad ask for particulars. sence of Dr. and MTs. G. G. Tows- Drug Store (cl-2 East lousing. $4,COO,000.00 have been paid in losses ed with an Aladdin charm that is supposed to produce the ley, who are visiting their son (c2 PASTRIES dollars that are expected to work for us in the days when we Paul, and family, at Indianapolis, since organization ... A Policy that shall want to work less. It is up to our good sense to so adjust Ind. our living and saving that our future is happily cared for. We cater to picaic parties, haaqaets, luncheons, etc. Come ! Thursday afternoon F. M. John- No matter what the occasion, if food is a part of it, you'll in and try oar conrteoas service. son made a business trip to Sara- PROTECTS at an HONEST price. Your savings have been our care at Ihe SUndard for 39 A 5 x 7 Genuine find nothing more dainty than our products. Angel cakes so nac and was accompanied by- years. 39 yeara without a loss to any saver and 5% dividend Richmond Dairy liRht they prove the name appropriate. each year. Never a loss and never a miss. It will he wise for FIRST DOOR EAST OF THE LEDGER OFFICE ;; Mrs. Frances Dickerson and Mrs. Bromide Enlargement ! SEE THE NEAREST REPRESENTATIVE FREE Nellie Andrews, who called on you to investigate. Qucrnssy Milk 1* Pies, cookies, pastries and cakes both small end large. Spe- Lowell—D. A. Wingeier. Harry Day, R. E. Springett, Grant Mr. and Mrs. George Thurlby, old cial cakes made to order at moderate prices. SI TIMIcLWWdM South Boston neighbors of the ! per qt • • With every order of developing and printing. Leave your J Warner. WE INVITE YOUR INVESTMENT. USED latter. Mrs. Thurlby's friends kodak 61ms today and they will he ready tomorrow. This ERICA Cascade—John Watterson. SAYS IF BUS iM ESS IS So will be saddened lo know of the Fresh Eggs SATURDAY SPECIAL-AII Kinds eff Cocklcs, Standard Savings failing sight of bolh her eyes, as offer ends June 7th. Vergennes—William McCarthy. For High-Gride Job Prilling STRAWBERRIES In Season 15c per doxen, 2 dcx. for 25c Stow HE DOMT SEE VAT/ cataracts have nearly covered & Loan Association both members. ftS So HARD jo M. N. Henry's Drug Store Gruwold mi Jeffenon Detroit, Michigan A free enlargement with every Mirry Riclmond Ph n Come to The Ledger Office ioi Main st The Lowell Bakery ° «'« State Mutual Redded Fire Ins. Co. order of developing and printing. 203 E. Main. Lowell, Mich. LOWELL, MICH., R. R. 5 "Michigan's Largest Farm Mutual Fire Insurance Company." OVHTAK* IT... Local Repreaintatioe, Offer ends June 7lh. Look's Drug GEORGE HERALD, Prep. All work produced with painstaking care Store. (cl-2 Home Office: 70S Church St, Fliat. Mich. Mitt Myr tie A. Taylor (3t W. V. BUBRAg, Pres. •. K. FMS. Sec*} Lowell, Michigan Read The Ledger ads. Vs. L
THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER snd ALTO SOLO, THI RSDAY. JUNE 2. 10.12 •'OL'H THE LOWBLL (MICH.) LKDGBR and ALTO SOLO. THURSDAT. Jl'NE 2. 1(132 FIVE Detroit, wilh his mother, Mrs. I Bace of South Lyons, called al ® & CHURCH Mrs. Melinda Lite's Sunday after- Double Twins in Doubte Wedding $ OBITUARY « K New Ranger Club ALTO DEPARTMENT ADA DEPARTMENT I Short Story CASCADE 1 WANT noon and Ihcy also visited thei BUG FINISH O O 01INC iMennonite cemetery and decor- (By Mrs. Claud Silcox) (By Mrs. Bailie R. Filch) X A Dry Insecticide (Poison) (Ly Miss K. II. Nordbrrg) ! ated graves of relatives. COLUMN Howard Lite, wife and baby, Elects Officers •••++•••+•••••++•4*+*•+• ' visited al the Ernest Bicbardson Could Earn His Destroys Potato Bugs, Cucumber Beetle, Cabbage Wor«is, home near Elmdale, and with Tomato Worms, Rosebush Pests, etc. To insure publication the cur-1 25c FOR ANY WANT AD UP u Ada Ladies' Literary Club Study Mr. and (Mrs. Claude Bichard- Own Living Surprise Birthday Party Mrs, llichardson called on rela-, . ' ' newly organized lluck Alio Locals rent week church notices shoiild TO 25 WORDS. NONE TAKEN m s ,| Advertising son and daughters, Esther and Ready to Apply. Dlrectlona—Dust on. reach Ibis olllce on Monday. lives near Caledonia Sunday af- •, " lb Wf 'Inb in session at Mrs. Dclin Colby rccolvi'd By H. IRVING KING George Isner was surprised OF ANY LENGTH FOR LESC, ternoon. Ihe Strand theatre last Saturda\ Jewel, were callcrs al Ihe home with a pot luck birthday supper word Monday of llu' doiilh of'A S. WEST BOWNE * Mrs. Florence Cramton was of iMr. and Mrs. Arthur Uiveless NO MATTER HOW SHORT. 25c ,,u AT- —FOR SALE BY— at his home on Thursday evening. Josiah Alwine and wife of ' Mowing members to her brolher Milt) Miller of Pnlin- ^ By Mrs. L. T. Anderson hostess to the Ada Ladies' Liter- on Sunday. DAUL VINTON had made tbe CATHOLIC PARISHES (,, , il i , I , l ,is: The guests included Mr. and CASH or STAMPS WITH ORDER. Hastings called to see Mrs, Lena l 1 1 "' ' I1[' . 1 ! . ,, con, Texas. Mr. Millrr's boyhood ^ ary club at their annual meeting * rash statement that he was not St. Mary's—Lowell Mishler Monday, '•"V I'jnlips, Chief Banger; tier Alio, H. F. 1). 2 0 Mrs. Olive Ward entertained on HUNTFR & STEED .Mrs. John Anderson, Mr, and was spent in Ihe vicinity of Alto w held al her home "Alfalfa Acres" dependent on the fortune bis fa- 1 I WANT—To talk In a reliable Mrs. Warren Boush and daugh-i'V'' Cj'Hins, assistant chief; Hob, Thursday evening. May 26th for 23-125 Broadway Lowell, Mich. Mrs. Otto Johnson, Mr. and Mrs, Rev. Fr. Jewell, patUor. and he leaves many friends who En|mii|| shwhnl, an(| f.imjiv tm the afternoon of Thursday, (her had left him—that he would man, now employed, who de- ond her nephew. Donald Ward, who Willhim Anderson and son, Wil- 7:00 a. m.. Low Mass, sermon. ler Winnie and Mrs. Llovd Boush VT «*sistanl chief; will greatlx miss him. were in Middleville Saturday eve-! May SMth. IMrs. Soiuer had be able to make his own living, lie sires lo better himself by (piali- , h,l | was a graduate on that day from liam. Jr., iMts. Mary Couzenau, 9:00 a, in.. High Mass and ser- of Hastings called to see the for- 1! J l> AUbon, captain; Bernard IMr. and Mrs. Ward Proctor not njng, Coons charge of Ihe day's program, the made this statement at tbe club fying as an Installation and mer's molher, Mrs, Lena Mishler Krofp, leiitenant; Don Merrill, Ada liligh School. Guests in- Mr. and Mrs. Waller Birch, Bcrnie mon. word Sunday evening of tbe \|i iMaryaret Anderson was topic for study being "Old and I and GlfTord Brings and Sam Burke 'Service Man in the Electric Be- Sunday and they went to Hu- M'«<»nd lieulenaiit; Bobert Wur-| ss cluded his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ... , hl Doornbush, all of Muskegon, Ol- St. Patrick'fl—Parnell death of the former's sister. Mrs. „„ vcriilght guest Wednesday of A L|L THIS WEEK New Methods of Advertising." .i ii.ji.. 'auMieu ai mm. frigeralion business. No ex- lu r, rs 0 Webb Ward, LMrs. Belle Faulk- Will She Be First to Wed? ley Moe of (irand Bapids ami Mr. Bev. Fr. McNeal, pastor. Mennonite cemetery to decorate " 1 " ' sergeant; Loree Pen- Vella Thomas of Caledonia. Mrs. i . clussinate, Vivian Proctor. The meeting opened with the .. .. , „„ .. ... | Just what would you do nowt" perience is necessary, but chos- graves of loved ones. Il'0 # sergl'HI,t clerk; Clarice David and John Ware, twin sailon, met Rhoda and Ruth Matthews, twin u r singing of "America" with Mrs. ner, La\crne baulkner, Tena ngj^ sn,n "jo enrn y0Ur i^oad and and Mrs. Alfred J. Nordberg. 8:00 a. in., Low Mass and ser- Thomas bud but lately moved to M„ry ('.atherine (iougherty spent All Rcnuiac box calf with Stannard, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley' p ' en applicanl should be me- Mrs. Bayniond Seese and Vada sergeant clerk; Dick liiten, at Long Beach, Cal. A double-barrelled engaRcmenr followed Lillian Pepper at the organ, fol- butt r? The evening was spent in play- mon. chanically inclined and willing Caledonia haviiiR spent many ||u. \vi>ck-end with her parents, solid oak (aa soles and Ward and Bussell Ward and the allended the graduation exercises IlJ'?.. ' Kennelh Wingeier, John lowed by Ihe reading of the "I can drive a machine," said ing "500" and visiting. A de- 10:00 a. m.. High Mass and ser- to train in spare time for ,i years of her life nt Whitneyville Sir. and Mrs. F. W. (iougnerly. gnest of honor, Donald Ward. p | " d p,,, pretty good at me- al Clarksville Fridav night. Philips, Jacqueline Day, all cor- leather or ruubber heels. "Club Collect." Boll call brought nu ( an lightful lime was bad by all. mon. few months. Write, giving age where she was well known and Mrs. Kli/abeth O'Heilly had a Ihe hostess served a dainty ! .|„ | generally; I can repair al- Will (illhouse and wife look Para's; Henry Kowers, sergeant, *+++**+4"t+*++************+*+*++*+*+*+*+++**++++* out many interesting reply to the c m c8 St. Patrick's—Parnell present occupation. Address loved for her many line (piallties. u-iephone installeil last week on Black or Brown Oxfords ,unc 1 flowers to decorate the graves of I newly elected ollicers are (luestlon "what do you think of ' ' ! most any sort of ear—If tbe trou- Announce Marriage. Bev. Fr. E. H. Pacette, paslor. ow The funeral was held at two ||u. Caledonia HxehaiiKe. "Refrigerator, care Lowell relatives to Pine Hill cemetery " installed ami will preside at the value of radio advertising?" Mrs. Blanche Loveless and ble Isn't serious." IMr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Nordberg Services at 8:30 or 10:00 a. m., Ledger, (p2 H ,u x A 5 x7 Genuine o'clock in the late home, Tuesday Frances McOiarmid of Lake Kegular $4.00 daughter Helen, spent last Thurs-I "Poof 1" cried Olfford, "you are a near Grand Bapids Sunday after-("1 '1 ' ' regular nieeling of the and burial was in the Whitney- Odessa visited Decoration Day After a short business session announce the marriage of their alternating with Mission Church. noon. " 'lub, Saturday morning al the day in Grand Rapids. fair amateur I—I'U bet you five hun IFOR SALE—Late cabbage plants. ville cemetery. with her uncle ami aunt, Mr. and| Ihe meeting was taken over by- daughter Kalherine Helen lo Boscoe Custer and molher were Lirand, when atl members will FREE Bromide Enlargement ;; Mrs. 'Souzer, who read a most in- Mrs. William Furner and James dre• V d\J yoJ V/u u could not get a Job off Lowell (ireenhoiise. Phone 225 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bunker vis- Mrs. Lewis McDIarmid. Mr. and Frank Kdward Bicbardson, son supper guests of Alford Custer see Ihe special program for live! teresting paper on "Advertising." Furner have returned home from your ownl bat as a chauffeur and LOWELL BAPTIST CHURCH (C2-3-I tied Monday at Ihe home of tbe Mrs. Lyle Patlenon and Bernara of Mrs. Anntdell Richardson "i ml wife Monday. cents. All children desiring to| With every order of developing and printing. Leave your $2.59 She told of the decided contrast Chicago, 111., where they have keep it (hretl e inombs." Sunday school, 10:30. hitter's mother, Mrs. Stella Cress McDIiirmid of Cascade were also Klknrt, Indiana on May 10, 1032. Howard Zoets of (irand Bapids join this club may gel an applica- -Done,' said Paul. And (here- Worship and praise, 11:30. LOST—Ladies' Bulova watch kodak films today and they will be ready tomorrow. This " between advertisenients of long spent the past week visiting rel- and Lloyd Stabl of Elmdale were tion blank al the lliealre or from I of Freeport where they met the guests. ago and the present time and read atives. after for some (line his place at the MRS. CHAl'NCEY PATTEBSON Preaching, 12:00. with green sets al Fallasburg tatter's son. Howard Cress, who Miss Bessie Maher of Grand Cascade Garden Club Sunday callers at the Wcaver- any of Ihe ollicers. Ilollis Drew,, offer ends June 7th. many amusing illustrations of ad- club was vacant. B. Y. P. U. at 0:30. park. May 301h. Will finder was home for the day from his Hapids spent a couple of days at Mr. and Mrs. Waller Aflon and The Cascade Garden club held a Minnie (J. Patterson, wife of Deardorf home. who sponsored the idea, is great- Soon after Paul's disappearance Services by the Vanderjagt please relurn lo Oliii Biverside vertisemenls of several hundred son, Jr., spent the holiday in Kent meeting on Wednesday afternoon, Chauncy ('.. Patterson, died May Mrs. Bayniond Seese, with her ly enlhused over Ihe local re- work in Chicago. the home of her cousin, Mrs. Joe from his accustomed haunts a family. A musical family. Plenty Drive, bnvell, Mich. (pJ years ago showing the methods City with relatives. June Ist at the home of Mrs. Bog- 22, 11132, age G1 years, 8 mos., 15 children. Van Ellen and Phillip, siKinse and has had Ihe local Frank Bunker and brother Ed. Anderson. . , used and what was the article young man presented himself be- of good music. Look's Drug Store HISTORY'S Mr. and Ofrs. Robert Morris er Wykes on Thornapple River. days. She was the (laugh I er of lAPABTMENT to rent—3 rooms visited at the Krebs-Blough home chapter charlered by Ihe nalional j and brother-in-law Carve Kiny. 'Mr. and Mrs Leon Anderson worth advertising in those times. fore Mrs. Hichard Uharterls of Bea- Evangelist Vanderjagt will were Saturday evening guests of Thomas and Harlencia Nippress. ! and toilet on ground floor, 2 in North Bowne iMonday. organization. 211 W. Main. LowHl, Mich. < drove to Concord Sunday lo see were In (.rand Bap ds Thuursday Touching brielly on Ihe subject con street, Boston, and applied for preach Sunday evening at 7:30. 0,1 1 MYSTERIES Mr. and Mrs. Waller Aflon. A Cascade Riding Club She allended district school in rooms, hall and toilet on sec- Mrs. Cecil Preston and Eldeine their sister. Mrs. Avis Buchanan; "l * J Mhcr, of present day advertising Mrs. the post of cbaolTeur In that lady'a Mid-Week Services •••••+*++<.++«++.>++<.+4.+++++++++^++++4++++++++<.+,. ,r , n W U) ,as H,l n on l midnight lunch of hot hamburg The Cascade Biding club held a Ada township and later attended ond floor, C, E. West, 201 of Pleasant Valley brought Mabel they found very ill following a f ,"| ' ' ' ' ' 1 Souzer told of the radio and its establishment, which, he under- Ada and (irand Bapids high Wednesday evening, 7:30. (c2t stroke sulTered Ihe week before. llu' ,SKk ,'s,• . UaMhrttf Rtddki That ItM Nnto sandwiches was enjoyed. stood, had become vacant. Mrs. picnic luncheon on Thursday Washington, (p2 Lite home Sunday veening and cost and far-reaching influence. schools and taught school in Cas- You are invited to attend. ^ H They were only wed to see , Miss Anna (.annon and brolher Mrs. Sinclair reports a total of Charteris looked him over and ques- noon, June 2nd at the home of called on Mrs. Melinda Lile. 01 ( A game called "Guess Ihe An- cade and (Jrand Bapids town- A. J. Hoolsema, pastor. LOST—New black handbag with ^ CARDS OF THANKS ft Mrs. Buchanan for a few ininutes J ' |( Detroit enjoye«l a few days • #8.00 for legion poppies sold in tioned blm; Mr. Charteris did the Mrs. IH. Lee Thompson on Thorn- Joe Lehman and wife enter- swer" was won by Mrs. Alice ships. small brown purse inside, con- as her life depends on absolute vacation at he home of their Ada. We hope next year to see same as did their daughters, Pen- apple Biver. tained lo dinner Sunday, Laura The Fate of Marshal Ney Morris. She was united in marriage to taining a sum of money. Re- -yjpl cousin, Mrs. John Iroy. ISunday every one wearing a bright red elope and Barbara. He was asked CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Custer and Frances Schwab of Massey-Harpis COORDLVG (o (he undoub(ed Election of officers followed Chauncy C. Patterson Mnrch 10, ward of #10.00 if returned to 1 wish to express my sincere ...... , evening Mrs. Troy entertained poppy in honor of those who for a recommendation from his last Cascade Locals S. B. Wenger, Minister. Danby, Bufus Troyer and Alford Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hay wan „UI f0||()Wing relatives to a pot- records of his time and the Ihe program with the following 19011. Surviving are the husband 100 W. Main street or phone appreciation to the friends and A gave their lives on the battle employer and presented a most Custer and wife, Aflernoon cal- ami daughters were entertained luck s M.r in |heir honor: Mr pages of every history which con- results: President, Mrs. Evelyn William Wood spent Tuesday and one brother, Elmer Nippress. Men can worship at home; men 290. (p2 lers at the Lehman home were, neighbors and all who so kindly Farm Mactiinepy field. laudatory one. Paul had written It in Grand Bapids. at dinner Sunday al the George und Sidney Wiersma and tents Itself with adhering (o the Souzer; vice president, Mrs. Alice Mrs. Pa Person was a member can worship along a river; men besides the above names, Eman- expressed Iheir sympathy in my n ,lu himself and signed bis own name FOB SALE—Good Jersey cow Jloughton home and ' Ulnughters, Mrs. Jane Sheehan ami strict letter of proven evidence, Morris; Secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Birse and Mrs. Beda Beech is visiting of Thornapple Bebekah Lodge can worship at a social gathering uel Troyer and wife of (irand recent bereavement. Miss Florence Birse motored to to It. The name be gave to his three years old. Charles G. We have added to our line NEW IDEA FARM mng they all called on Mrs. Hay-,Mri ^ jaine5 Anderson, all Michel Ney, marshal of France, Jiattie Fitch; corresponding sec- relatives and friends in Detroit. No. 331. She resided her entire instead of tbe church, but "Do Rapids, Samuel Bodabush and Martha Norman. (p2 ward's uarrentse , Mr. and Mrs. retary, Mrs. Daisy Ward. Pontiac on Sunday to be week- employers was one which he had Bittenger, Alio, "Mich., B. B.l p2 of Grand Bapids, Mr. and Mrs. duke of Eclilnnon, prince of Mosk- chosen after much worried cogita- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glanville life in Kent County. They?" Jesus was just keen family of Elmdale, Spinnor John- WAGONS and GAS ENGINES Charles Van Vranken of Hast- o .laughter Velma The invitation to hold the an- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mc- Andm n> va and bosom friend of Napoleon tion—It was John Snooks. At Wei spent Tuesday in Grand Bapids. Funeral services were held enough to note the needs of men FOB SALE—New milch Jersey son and family of near Lake 8, nual picnic in tbe grove at Mrs. Lennan of that city.. Alex Jack of Col left for women, tradition ia that the gtrl who wins the I wish lo thank my many '"S land granddaughter Alice, Mr. and Bonaparte, met his death at the COOtC Tuesday, May 24, at the lute when he said "Upon this Bock Odessa and A. T. Eash and wife. Winmfred Linsday's on Thurs- Pontine who was in Ada recent- "Pear mel what an awful name." ai f >i 2 ?*[}* tbe firtt bride of ba cku. Mildred J. Van Norman spent the week- cow, also 7-weeks' old pigs. friends and neighbors, the (Mhc-1 Mrs, Basil Hayward^ and Mrs.j\irs> i^on Anderson and family, bands of a firing squad on Decem- cried Mrs. Charteris. "We gen- home, the llev. L. C. Doerr of I will Build my Church." Better Miss Esther Stahl of Lowell, day, June 9th, was accepted and ly entertained Mr. and Mrs. Birse llvqr of Newtoa Lower FaUa, Mass* is this ycar's «miUng wimcr. end at his shack.on Little ftlhiiis- Late seed potatoes. Wm. Klahn. cabees, Ihe Eastern Star, and the Full Line of King's Poultry Feeds Carl *Yeite ,!. r andi tw. o childre11~ n at' - Mrs. Molly Beynolds, John Deuce ber C, 181B—his crime being loy- erally call our chauffeur by his last Grand Bapids oflicialing. Burial be a part of that rock and build with her sister. Miss Nora Erb of dinner will be served at 1 o'clock. and Miss Florence Birse al his tee Biver. Route 2. (p2 Jolly Community club for their tended a W. C. T. T. meeting at and the Kinmett Sheehan family. alty to his old commander when name; but Snooks?—never 1 Sup- in Cascade cemetery. a rock garden in your heart. near Bowne Cenler were dinner Games and program will be in residence on Sunday evening. On Betty VanNorman spent Mem- kindness to me during my recenlj the home of Mrs. Yeiter's mother, in a recent flower market held Bonaparte bad escaped from Elba. pose we call you Harrison." Mrs. Patterson left many friends Morning services June 5lh. FOB SALB—The Hittle C. John- guests of Mrs. Joe Lehman IMon- charge of Mrs. Claire Lampert. Monday points of interest in De- orial day at the Camp Fire Girls' injury. Mrs. Wright at Marne, Friday. in (irand Hapids, Miss Mary Gil- But this Is one of tbe many In- Barbara, the younger of the Char- who extend their sincere sympa- Church School at 10 a. m. Morn- son 8-rooni house on High St. day. During the social half hour the troit were visited. When in De- Smart Boy camp, "Camp Keewano Wohelo." Mrs. Wm. H. Converse. (p2 We will pay you highest market price for iMr. and Mrs. Bussell Johncox jbert won tlrst prize in the poster stances when a strict Interpreta- teris girls, regarded Paul with a | Mutt Stay in Jail thy lo the bereaved husband and ing Worship at II a. m. Subject: Inquire of Mrs. iHarvey J. hostess, LMrs. Florence Cramton, troit Mr. W. Birse and Miss Flor- of Delton and Miss Lucille War- contest and Miss Mary Catherine tion of history Is at variance with suspicious look (Mr. and Mrs. William Pokes of brother. Give Me lo Drink." Goons. Phone 10. (cltf Wise—I hear that Mrs. DeStyles ence Birse visited old school Do nol send ypur job printing CREAM and EGGS ner of Hastings were Sunday cal- Gougherty won second prize. the experience of Individuals, when served a delicious lunch assisted Muskegon were Sunday dinner Christian Endeavor al 0 p. m. has a new suit. friends, Jack Shoppie and John "Father," said she, "do you know out of town. We oatronize home lers at the Basil Hayward home. Moth Ihe girls are students of a reading of the records In the by her daughter. Bulb Cramton. guesls of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stev- led by Bichard Court. FOB SALE—12 weeks -.M White Byrd—Yes. her second husband case must be tempered by the ex- Forth, Miss Nancy Dundee ami anything of this Paul Vinton, from ens. «««««<* mmm® leghorn pullets from trap-nest- industries ourselves, employ I Marywood Academy in Grand whom this person professes to bring Calendar is bringing it. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Silcox perience of Individuals. Marshal Miss Joy Spooney. Mrs. J. M. ed stock, also registered Guern- home labor and respectfully ask Kropf's Creim Station & Implement Store were Sunday dinner guests at the Bapids. Ada Locals a recommendation?" Mr. and Mrs, C. VanderMass Cheerful Doers will meet at you lo do tbe same. Our prices I Ney Is reported to have been exe- McLennan of Coulhill, Pontiac, & SOUTH BOWNE ^ sey bull, 21 months old. ('all 208 E. Main St. Phone 302 Lowell, Mich. Ward Proctor home. Alice Anderson spent a few "Oh, yes," replied Mr. Charteris, spent Sunday in Hastings and Parish House Monday evening, 'Waiter, there's sand in Ibis nre reasonable, and we do our days last week with her grand- cuted on December S, 1815, but . . . Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kuipers returned to Ada with Mr. and were dinner guesls al the Eck- By Mrs. Wm. CosgrilT ^ I15-F-3. Emil O. Nelson. (p2 spinach." Miss Essie McVean and Will On (be day following (he funeral Mrs. Birse to be their guest for "I know of blm. He's old Hard June Gib al 8 p. ni. Program in work wilh care. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen and daughter are moving into the Pine Vinton's son. He Inherited man home. (8j Lowell charge of Mrs. Allen Bennett. 'Yes, sir. We put il there to Bacon of St. Johns, Mr. and Mrs. of (be marshal of France, Philip house owned by Martin Osse- the coming two weeks. FOB SALE—O. I. C, sow ond six Cleveland, of Middleville. heaps of money." Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Werdon Pioneer Club will meet a! Par- pigs. And oh, yes. don't for- keep the silverware shined!" P. F. Kline and (Miss Winnie Pe(rle, a former soldier In (he mar- waarde in South Ada. Mr. and LM'rs. Max Sourer and Mrs. Lucy Yoedr of Saybrook, Rev. T. w. Albin, chaplain at "I rather think I've heard of have as their guest, Mrs. Wer- ish House at 5:30 on Tuesday eve- gci that we repair harness and Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Marywood Academy, spent Sun- shal's army who had (urned sail- family molored to Kalamazoo on HI., visited last week with her Mrs. Complain (lo grocer)— Skidmore had a pot luck din- Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Benjamin of htm," said Barbara. "He's a dissi- don's mother, Mrs. J. Snyder of ning. collars. Phone 118-F-2-1. Ben Lake day :il the Thos. Gougherty home. or at (he close of (he Napoleonic Sunday lo visit with relatives and son Harold and family. Why iMr. Smith, you grow dearer Sat. ner at the home of Mrs. Helen wars, was scouring (he decks of a Chicago, III., were week-end pated youth, 1 understand; not over Wheeler, Indiana. Wednesday evening d iss meets Kerekes, (c2 iMrs. Leon Anderson was a Sat- friends. Miss (Mkiybell Johnson was a and dearer every day! Park White Sunday, vessel which waft (o clear Bordeaux guests of Mr. and IMrs. Edward bright. Do you think a recommend- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sexton of al 8:00. Welcome. urday evening visitor of Mrs. Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Grocer—Sssh! Here conies my Free Dance "S June 4 Winters. On Monday a picnic Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mueller and ation from him Is of any value?" FOB SALE- •Berry boxes. M. J. Night that night for Charleston, S. C. Grand Bapids were Wednesday Hannah Ixdt and sister, Frances Friday evening, June 3, En- Mr. and Mrs F. Kline of Grand Flora Ulooper of Caledonia, while dinner was enjoyed by Mr. and Miss Kate Mueller of Rockford, Paul tried not to glare at Bar deavor parly al the parsonage in Bcy nobis. Phone 149-F-2-I wife. Bapids were I hursday supper | i | Gerald attended the While at his work Petrle glanced evening guests at the iSextoii Porritt. They all attended church Bill Bollock and His Orctiestra C a rc lin( up as a hooded figure, wrapped In Mrs. Winters and their guests at HI., were Sunday supper guesls bara while she was traducing his home in Cascade. honor of Ihe graduates attending (p-I-2-3-4 Tbe Ledger covers this terri guests of Mr. and IMrs. George |woiner roast given by the Fresh- at Bownc. lory thoroughly. a long cloak, came aboard from a Gordon Park, Sand Lake. Mr. of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin LMueller. character. Was that really his Endeavor. 8:00 p. m. Skidmore. an class of Caledonia high Mrs. Fred Bauman spent Tues- Mrs. Grace Beckwilh attended FOB SALE—18 pigs 6 weeks old. m small boat. In an Ins(an( (he for- and Mrs. Benjamin left Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. James McCormick reputation? He did not believe It Peckhum group meets with Mrs. day in Grand Bapids as guest of the funeral of Mrs. Wm. Thomas 139-F4. J. Buegsegger, Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Houghton I school. mer soldier was on his fee(, his morning for Washington, D. C., entertained with a dinner party The girl was Just spiteful; evident- Glenn Webster Friday, June 3. and daughter Suzanne and Miss | Misses Catherine Horn and Marie ly one of those people who never her brolher and sister-in-law, Mr. of Whitneyville Tuesday afler- (P2 heels clicked together and his hand and on their return trip will on Sunday and their guesls in- Robert Spencer Whitlow, 17, oi Margaret Sullivan of Clarksville, I Vallez, classmates of Mary Cath- speak well of anybody If they can and Mrs. Peter Swaagman. noon. snapped up In the precise salute of again visit at Ada. cluded Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Tulia. Oklahoma, who won a fm and Merle Bosenberg all attended erine Gougherty, spent Sunday help It Tom Mooney, San Francisco agi- Mr. and Mrs. John Overpheft C. M. Benedict and wife were FIRST METHODIST CHURCH FOR RENT—Good house one- (be Napoleonic veteran. S(andlng Mr. and Mrs. John Winters and Kerr and sons of Lansing, (Mr. trip to Geneva for knowing more the Alto-Parnell base ball game j with her. All the family liked "Harrison," tator, convicted in 1916 of bombing a and Mr. and Mrs. George Isner dinner guesls of Mrs. Bessie Bene- Sunday at 10:30 an out of town half block north of High school, thus be waited for (be cloaked fig- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Winters and and Mrs. Edwin Mueller and sons about the League of Nations than Monday and enjoyed a picnic Hazel and licrnadean Flynn re- as they insisted upon calling him. preparedness parade, has been re- spent the week-end in Detroit dict of Clarksville Decoralion. guest speaker will preach. In lights, water, new garage, ure to pass him. But tbe passen- their families were Sunday after- and Mrs. Clara Fero. any other of 10,000 high school boyi supper at Crooked Lake. turned lo their work at Kalama- except Barbara. And for some rea- Inaed a pardon by Governor Rolph of visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and IMrs. William Mishler the evening at 7:30 a girl's chor- large lawn, lots of shade, IVj ser halted and. In a muffled voice. noon cullers of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Miss Kalherin Doran of Grand who competed and Gwendolyn were overnight lots lor flowers and garden.
Mrs. Ella Beckey Is visiting her Mrs. Bert Phillips spenl several This and That dauguhter, Mrs. Al Morse for a days last week with her daugh- few weeks, ter, Mrs. Emmett Fultz, From Around Clair Townsend, brother Bob Brand new steel range, regu- Cash Specials for Saturday ert and Hudolph Witlenbaeb mo lar price $55,00 now offered for The Old Town SHOE lored to Indianapolis Decoration ^40.00 cash. Ford's /Hardware.(c-2 day and saw the auto races. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mulder of all pork Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Crooks Grandvllle were Tuesday guests 4 ib.. 25c and daughter Irene, were Friday Sausage Lucille Visser spenl Memorial of their son, Peter Mulder and Biggtr Saving! in Satil day wilh relatives in Holland, SPECIAL evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. family. Arthur DeClair of Frcepurt. Lifetime Guaranteed FAESH HAM 1 0,, PORK STEAK \ Qc Henry Weaver of Olivet spent Mr, and Mrs. Harold (Morse and Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Ford enter- Arthur Morse of Detroit spenl boned rolled Ib. • lean Ib. his vacation with the home folks, ALL THIS WEEK AT tained over the week-end Mrs, Decoration day with their par- Mr, and Mrs, Charles Cook and Ford's brother, Warner L. Dolph, ents, Mr, and Mrs. Al. Morse, GOODYEAR children spent Memorial day BEEF RIBS wife and daughter,Heata of Hoch- BEEF ROAST 1 2C with friends In Greenville, 'Mr. and Mrs. L J. Benson and fine for brazing. Ib. 8c ester, N. Y. choice chuck Ib. ' Mrs, Jake Staal and Mrs, George Miss Beulah Rogers of Jackson SPEEDWAY IMr. and Mrs. E. C. Delmel and Lee spent Wednesday In (irand were over Decoration day guesls Mrs. Emma W. While of Detroit Supertwlst Cord Tires Center Cut Shoulder gQ Hapids with Mrs. Mary Gilbert, of Mr. and Mrs, L. B. Ayers. spent Decoration day with Dr. NEW LOW PRlCESt Lee Smith of Hoislngtoii, Kail., Week-end guests al the James and Mrs. F. E. White and Mr. and IMead home were Anthony Zahm visited his sister, l.Mrs, Elmer Broken lines of 8elz make Boston Butts 1 Ap Mrs. Arthur White. and family of Lansing and ('ar- IMetcher and family Saturday. and Hob Smart Oxfords, CASH PRICES Lean, Utile hone, lb. • Vw The Misses Jessie and Ina O'- son Mead and family of Grand Full Pork Roast Verne IxmicIi, wife and son Tom, black or hrown, Genuine Price Each in Harrow of Detroit were week Hapids. of Kalamazoo were Memorial day Box Calf, solid oak tan Oversize of Each Faint Tube |end and Memorial day visitors of Frank Taylor, daughters Mil- Frankfurts BACON visitors at the Merrill Day home. soles, rubber or leather 29x4.40-21.... $3.59 13.49 I .91 their sisters, Mesdames Ernest dred nad Alice and Charlene, al- 10c heels. 29x4.50-20.... tender, juicy, Ib. any size piece, Ib. 10c Delbcrl House of (irand Hapids ilolh and Howard Krum, so Harold Bnglebardt were Sun- 3.89 3.79 .91 spenl Tuesday night with his Sizes 6 to 11 Mr. and Mrs, F. P, MacFarlane day and Memorial day guests of 30x4.50-21.... 3.95 3.83 .91 parents, Mr, and Mrs, Merrill Day. SOAP SPECIAL and daughter. Miss Doris Mac- Mr, and (Mrs. James Loomls of 28x4.75-19.... 4.A3 4.50 .94 Mrs. Geo. Thayer of Carson Farlane motored lo Ml. Morris Flint. TRADE 29x4.76-20.... 4.70 4.57 .91 City was a visitor of her cousin, and Detroit and spent Sunday and Miss Agnes Perry of the tele- 29x5.00-19.... 4.85 4.72 1.00 Garden Toilet Soip 3 bars '<"• 10c Mrs. Casale Jlawley, one day last $2.59 Memorial day with friends and phone force Is absent from her IN 30x5.00-20.... 4.95 4.80 week. relatives. duties this week on account of your old 1.14 Mrs. E. H. Jackson of Grand 31x5.00-21.... 5.15 4.98 1.16 Big Ben for all laundry purposes 10 bars for 39c Miss Alma Buchanan of Christ the summer llu. Her courteous tires Hapids spent Thursday with her hospital Training lodge, Cincin- "Number please?" is missed by 28x5.25-18.... 5.55 5.39 1.02 sister, IMrs. Florence Whlllleld Roger Springett Is convalescing nati ()., Is spending her vacation the patrons. for new 31x5.25-21.... 5.98 5.82 1.16 and family. with her mother. Sirs. Buchanan Areonony Soap Chips 5 Ib. box 29c from a two weeks' attack of 1932 30x3 y, IUk. CI. 3.39 3.30 .86 Mr. and Mrs. Will Moore and chlckenpox. and sister, Mrs. 1). A. Wingeier and family. Goodyear EXPERTLY MOUNTED FREE children of Harbor Springs spent iMV. and Mrs. John Friedli and iMemorlal day with Rev, R, W. children of Detroit were Satur- IMr. and Mrs. Ernest Carr of Social Events All- Weaver^ Market Merrill and family. day callers at the Hoth-Krum West Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. Will Weathers George Whlllleld spent Wed- Jennlson and children of Grand Ralph's Tire & Radio Sbop 119 E. Main St. Lowell. Mleh. home. Mr, and Mrs. Tony Tusken of Bapids were Monday guests of Phone 43S On-the-Bridge nesday and Thursday In (irand Wayne Young and family of Chicago spent the week-end in Hapids wilh his mu le. Dr. K. H. the former's uncle and aunt, Mr. Grand Rapids were Memorial Lowell ond entertained the Sat- and Mrs. iH, Newhall. Jackson and wife. day guests of his mother, Mm. urday night club nt the home of Mr. and Mrs, Cllllord Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Crooks ac- Orley Bulason with a chicken tions were varied scenes depict- Ida Young, Jackie of Grand Hapids spent the companied by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur dinner. Four tables of bridge ing dramatically, episodes from Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Briggs of week-end with her parents. (Mr. DeClair of Freeporl were Sunday were played. Honors went lo Indian history. Lunch was served Grand Rapids spent Decoration Odds and Ends and Mrs. George Lee. and Monday visitors of relatives Mrs. Peter Fineis, Walter Yard- Ihe group at (i:3(l by some of the day with his people, Mr. and LMrs. QUAUTYIOB PRINTING In Howell, Big Hapids, Lake City, ley, Mrs. L. Jones, Allen Bennett, Here find There ladies of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Johns and illarry N, Briggs. daughters of Belding, were (Sun- Mt. Pleasant and Belding. Mr, and IMIrs, Reuben Lee. Mr. and Mrs. 1). lloldrlch and Al The Ledger Office They're telling around town day visitors at the Fred Gramer LMr. and Mrs. Seth Mllliken and son of Battle Creek were Decor- The Girls' Club of the High that the thing that decided Glenn and Charles Cook homes. Mrs. Mary Blakeslee of Lansing UienR a Colleetion of Various ation day visitors at the Verne School sponsored a pleasant Phone 200 Barnes on placing an order for a Mrs. iMihired Hotter has left for were IMemorlal day guesls of Mr. Toplea of Local and .Armstrong home. bridge function at the City Hall new car was that it had FREE her home In Spaulding after sev- and Mrs, L, P. Morse. Evening Claude Thome has engaged the on Tuesday evening, serving re- General Interest wheeling. At that Glenn says eral weeks spent with her par- visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Leon services of Mrs. Esther Collins, freshments at Its close. Those he's only part Scotch ond avers ents. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Jones. Bakeslee of Grand Hapids. who Is now In charge of the He- present were favored with dance Eighth crndc graduation exer- that the THRONVIXG IX of the Mr. and Mrs. Albert White of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Osgood gent Beauty Shop. numbers by Miss Gladys Arm- cises will be held at Hamonu clutch had nothing to do wilh it. and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Tupper, Grand Hapids have been spending Warren W. Ford sailed from strong and nccordlon solos by theater Friday morning, June 1(1. all of St, Johns, were Friday several days with Mrs. Hannah New York City, May 24lh on the Gwendolyn Swarthout. at 10 o'clock. More than 000 Do lame backs run in epidem- guests at the M, E. parsonage Barlletl, who also entertained her eighth grade pupils from ail over ics? One of our local drug stores Christobel for Panama and will nephew and niece, INfr. and Mrs. home, Wedding Anniversary Slotei the county will receive diplomas, reports four separate sales of por- arrive there June 2. Arthur Dagg of Detroit for the Mr, and Mrs, Will Flynn and Mr, and Mrs, Will J. Morse cele- ('.lass colors are light green ami us plasters before 8:30 on Wed- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Long- week-end. sons. Van Arsdale and Robert brated their thirty-fifth wedding white. The class flower is the nesday morning. street of Grand Hapids, Mary spent Decoration day with her anniversary Sunday, May 29lh at pink carnation. Louise McGee of Mercy hospital, Two 3-burncr, used pressure sister. Miss Maude VanArsdale of Fallasburk park with a lovely Muskegon and George Start of gasoline stoves, in fine working Friday and Saturday Speciab ******* Pontiac, dinner. They were presented The lilling of every pew with Spring I^ike were week-end vis- order, nt bargain prices. Ford's Dr. and LMrs. Carleton Dean with a miniature bride and groom an enthusiastic audience and the itors at the V, W. Hunter home. Hardware. (c-2 delighting of the entire crowd for & BIRTHS * and Mr, and Mrs, Archie Living- center piece ond a purse of an hour and a half was the feat ston of Charlevoix were week- money. Lard 3 14c of the Ml. Pleasant parish Indian end gue.ds of Mr. and Mrs. F. They were married in Soronac, hand, directed by Rev. Mayhew, To Mr. ami IMrs. Fritz Wilten- H. Swarthout. Mich., May 29, 1897 by Rev. J. A. 1 the pastor, at the IMkthodisI bach, Saturday. May 28th. at Blod- Mrs. Wilbur Pennock and chil- Worden. Mrs. Morse was LMlss Scratch Feed £f '1.05 church last Sunday evening. In- gelt hospital, an 8-11) daughter, dren and grandfather, 1). B. Fero CHAPMAN'S Alverta Andrews of that place. W# Invite comporlson of o«r fint qaalMy terspersed with the band selec- Huth Ann. were Sunday visitors of the Relatives and friends from former's parents, Mr. and fMlrs. D. Grand Rapids, Delroit, Lansing, B. Erb of Delton. and Lowell, were present. All Rolled Oats ^ *1.79 but one daughter of their six IMrs. Will T. Condon, Mrs. Will INDEPENDENT 6R0CEDY Condon, Jr.. Eunice House and children were able to be present. Mrs. Merrill Day were In Grand FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY BEEBE Sliced Pineapple 'V10c Hapids Tuesday and visited Mrs. WE DELIVER Avond.lt . hill Hptncd - full lUvortd Fountain Pen Specials Coletta Condon at the hospital. jCoweil Stems Mrs. Will Condon and Edwin Gract - Hansome visited the former's sis- Sponge Cake 20c $7.50 value $5.00 ter, IMrs. Coletta Condon at the of25, 30 and BUck Wain* Fried Cakti, ^-dot. pkf. 9c hospital In (irand Hapids Wed- nesay llnding her slowly improv- Friday & Saturday Specials $5.00 value $3.98 ing. 35 2/eQrs Jigo These Features in effect from Mr. and iMrs. M. P. Schneider Friday, June 3rd until Thursday, June 9th $3.50 value $2.98 |and Mrs. Phil Schneider and lbs. children were Tuesday visitors Sugar, Fine Grannlaled 10 44c May 30. 1907—23 Years Ago of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Schneider The Lowell Board of Trade P and G or Kirk's 10 27c $3.50 Pen & Pencil Set $2.98 In their new home on Pennell Hd. deeded the west half of the Shep- Choose your favorite white laundry soap Grand Hapids. Assorted Pickles,Goz., 2 bottles...19c ard properly, about % acre, south Rev. and Mrs. Wenger and son Rowena Corn Meal, 5 Ib. bag 13c of the P. iM. trucks on the west CAMAY Fin# Toilet Soap cake 7c Well known makes—-Schapffer's, Waterman, left Thursay for North Manches- side lo the Heinz Pickle company, ter. Ind., to attend commence- Big A Soap, 10 bars 25c for Ihe conslructlon of a pickle LAVA SOAP Cub great* cake 5c Parker, Townsend and Marathons. ment exercises and the alumni station. meeting of Mane college where Kenneth Merriman arrived AMERICAN FAMILY FLAKES PH. 21C both ore alumnus. from Oakland, Calif., to spend a lbs. few weeks with his mother. WESCO ICE TEA Special Blend ftdb. pkf. 29c C. II. Gorte and family of Sunshine Krispy Crackers 2 I9e E. Sigler Owosso, Mrs. Freda Parker and Born, to Air. and Mrs. William son Billy of Lansing and Mrs. Glasgow, of Logon, o daughter. Catsup Country Clab 2 ^ 25c 101 E. Main Lowell, Mich. Bonald Mallery, also of Owosso, White Eagle Soap Flakes, 5 Ib. box 29c William Sherrard, who left for Made from finest selected red ripe tomatoes were Memorial day guests of the South Dakota after a visit here, was a passenger on the ill-fated Arthur Schneider family. Bulk Peanut Butter, lb. 10c Mlchlfan ftnest Ib. 3c Naomi which burned in mid-lake. NAVY BEANS Mrs. Thomas Smith, daughters, Little Boy Blue Peas, can 10c G. L. Stannard here from Phoe- APPLE BUTTER Country Club 31 o*. J* 1 5c Mrs, Will Courier and family, nix, Ariz., for o few weeks. Mrs. Minnie Homier and daughter SPINACH Country Club 2 No. 8 CMS 25c Betty of Grand Hapids were Dec- lb Fay Brodish returned from a oration day guests of the form- two months' trip to Nebraska and Gibson's 10£~ IS. er's (laughter, Mrs. E. H. IMetcher Bulk Macaroni and Spaghetti 3 -- 17c North Dakota. DEL MONTE p&X and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Clark pur- chased the Herman Ziegler house Saturday Casti Mrs. Edwin Hansome and little Ask about Palm Olive Soap Special and lot. Chili Sauce 'air 2 ££ 25c daughter returned home from R. B. Boylon returned from a A spicy lestful sauce for all occasions Pennock hospital. Hastings, Sun- Fresh Guernsey Milk, qt 7c several weeks' trip to Carozozo, day. Mrs. Eva Colby of Sparta New Alex., El Paso, Tex., and WHEAT POPS (Riet Pop* • ice) pkf. 9c will spend a few days at the Fresh Salted Peanuts, 3 lbs 25c Juarez, Mex. Hansome home helping to care NORWEGIAN Serdlnes - In oU*e oil can 7c Alva Warner was given a sur- Butter and Venedian Pork Roast for Mrs. Hansome and baby, prise party in honor of his tenth LIMA BEANS Cllhon Brand 3 No. 8 cent 25c Mr, and Mrs, E, A, Thomas 3 pk?** 20c birthd'ty. Cookies Green Picnics had for their LSunday dinner Kellogg's Corn Flakes Born, to IMr. and Mrs. Harrison guests her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richards, o son. Tomato Juice - 5c 3 lbs. 25c lb. 7c IW, S, Wingar, uncle and auni. Mrs. Sarah Drlscoll and son Rick in vitamins - drink mora of Ibis nourishing jukt Arc. and Mrs, Lester Cheeseman, Wisconsin Cheese, mild, lb. 17c Dan of Knoxville, 111., visited Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Townsend and two Phoebe Tale and Mrs. R. R, Eaton. Pork Roast Choice young lady daughters and little Fresh Bulk Cocoanut, lb. 25c son of Detroit. or Special Coffee, lb 19c May 29, 1902—30 Years Ago DCT Carnation Loin Ends Salt Pork Mr. and Mrs. (). J. Yeiter ond Allen Bancroft, an old residenl toll children, Mr. and Mrs. HftTOld rt i MILK of Lowell, died from blood pois can Yeiter and daughter visited the 5c lb. 10c lb. 10c oning, aged 08 years. COUNTRY CLUB MILK 4 toll cant 19c Merriman cemetery Sunday and Assorted Cookies ib. 10c The City State Bank added a drove to Grand Hapids where Burroughs registering account- Slab Bacon Pork Liver they called on IMr. and Mrs. Earl ant to its conveniences. Curtiss at the Dr. Lustig home, Dawn Doughnuts, doz. 16c Married, Hurley Alullen and « « Fresh Fruits and Vagatablas » » llnding bolh much Improved. Miss Efile Priest, daughter of Rev. lb. 10c Ib. 6c Mr. and Mrs. V, W, Wiinter Fresh Candy Bart, 3 for 10c F. J. Priest. were called to Saranac to attend Samuel Strong passed oway ot Bananas 3 ^ 17c the funeral of her uncle, Irving Bread, per loaf 6c his home near Potter's Corners. Brought to golden perfection In ow own banana rooast Second Rand Chicken Crates for Sale. Stebbins. Miss Minnahell iiun- Ben]. Terwilliger sold his meat ter, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bowler and business to Klumpp & Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. Longstreet also at- Full Line of Fresh Vegetables A Strawberries A son was born to LMr. and Mrs. ORANGES 816 tl,a do.. 35c tended and were joined by Mr. Lowest Possible Price Will Jury. Velendat • Sweat and inky and Mrs. Irving Rathbun and Ray Lightning struck the steeple of Bourmer of Albion. St. Mory's church. MICHIGAN POTATOES P#ck 15c U. S. No. I't • smooth and daan Visitors at the George Lee home Invitations out announcing the You Have That Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. C. marriage of Miss Jessie Wright VanderMcl of Grand Hapids, Mr. to Allen S. Bennett. Sun. Matinee Mrs. Geo. Lone very ill ot the Leaf Lettuce * 10c and Mrs. Clarence Wood and SUNDAY Dorothy Howley, of Holland, Mrs. 8:00—10c-20c home of her doughter, Mrs,"H. P Fine qsiellty fresh tender laavet Allie Stawley, IM!r. and Mrs. Rob- Morse. ert Norris and two children of STRANj) Nirhta, 7-9 SATISFIEB FEELING W Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn May 27,1897—35 Years Ago « « Choice Quality TancUr Meats » » MONDAY LOWELL 10c-S5c Lees and Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Con- A While Ribbon ouxiliary to don of Smyrna. After Ordering Your the 5th District Woman's Chris- Mr. and IMTs, Will Hortmon, A Great American Novel Become* tian Temperance Union was or- Mrs, Frances Jefferles, Mrs. Maude ganized ot the home of Mrs. O. O. Lee, Mrs. Grace IHunter, Mrs. The Great American Picture Adams, to be known as the "Philo BIN FILLED 'Myrtle Sinclair, Mrs, Katie Carr, A. Clark W. C. T. U. of Lowell." Genuine Spring Lamb Mrs. Grace Nlles, Mrs. Minnie The warehouse of Brown A Murphy and Mrs. Rozella Yeiter Sehlcr wr.s broken into and bur- WITH OUR attended the afternoon and eve- glarized. ning sessions of the Kent Co., ARROWSMiTH Work started on the foundation Association, O, E, S. held at Spar- of a new creamery at Ada. DUSTLESS ta Wednesday. INfrs. Lee was the From the Novel by Sinclair Lewis IMrs. Mary Fairchild of Ver- Leg of Lamb selected o 111 c e r of Cyclamen gennes passed away, aged 86. Chapter. Starring News reached Lowell of the Flnt grained, well flavored tolid meaL Small Memorial day guests at the death of Mrs. Anna Burroughs percentage of fat and bone. POCAHONTAS EGG COAL home of Mrs. John Kropf were Ronald Colman—Helen Hayes Knight, which occuurred at the Mrs. Mary Thomet of Birmingham home of her mother at Auburn, iMk". and Mrs. Hansen and daugh- N. Y. A marriage license was issued Clean Low in Ash Holds Fire ter Kalherine of Battle Creek, HA! HA! HA! HE FOUGHT FOR MAN—And Mrs. Albert Thomet, her daughter to Henry H. Lewis of Bowne and lost a woman! No other age Nettie Fairchild of Caledonia. and baby from Brooklyn Cor- Kings of Comedy Ib. ITS REAL COAL ners, Mr. and Mrs. Neville Dav- could have told this story . . . Ross Kinyon leased a barber arn and children of Pewamo. LAUREL shop In Clarksville and moved his 18 No other world has known such family there. Callers In the afternoon were and Mrs. Gorte and Mrs. Freda Park- a man . .. Fighting humanity's Robert Jones went to Fremont, Call 34 Call 152 er of Owosso. HARDY Ind., to visit his sister. battles . . . His restless mind Frederick Mains and wife of Beef Kettle Roatt «. 12c In a new laugh riot Albion visited his brother, Atty. searching for (ruth ... His Choice diach cwtt $75.00 blue white perfect dia- E. O. Mains and family. mond ring, special at $25.00 at "THE CHIMP" steadfast heart clinging to the Grattan Grange from a mem- C. H. RUNC1MAN Slocking's. woman whose love he lost in bership of 24 increased to 99. YOI l< l)« 115 Broadway Lowell, Mich. his hour of triumph. Closing out all dark straw hats SOUND NEWS The Coons store is advertisiUsinn g at very special prices—the Pris- unusual values in footwea cilla Shloppei . (P2 shoes at $2J)9.