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Seventy-fourth year, No; 20 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1933 Twelve Pages

Crows Repel Attacks, Hunters Are Forced Blue Eyed Baby Boj^ WORKING FOR SALES TAX SALES TAX MEASURE IS FARMERS MIT ADVICE To Abandon Two Automobiles In Retreat Offered For Adoption L ARGUES RULES Three or four hundred crows in the decided to go home and return the A boy, just seven months old, wants DtPADniMP. D next night. vicinity of Mason had hearty laughs a home. He has blue eyes, light hair Ni IN SENATE; PARTY FOR BEER SALE; MORE Wednesday'night at the expense of C. But alas, only one automobile was and a fair complexion. He was aban­ Ross Hilliard, Nelson Brown, Richard in sight when the two men and tlie doned in a Lansing hospital. For Brown and Hall-Siagh, Inc. The at­ boy returned to the parking place. seven months he has been cared for by OF FARM MORTGAGE AC tack of Hilliard, Brown & Son on a After a few minutes of search Rich­ Lansing and Ann Arbor hospitals. The LINES STRICTLY DRAWN APPLICATIONS GRANTED crow colony was a lot of fun for all ard Brown stubbed his toe on the top University hospital and local doctors parties. The crows won, as the at­ of his father's chariot. Then It was have given the boy a clean bill of UNDER LASH OF GOVERNOR, VENDORS NOT FOLLOWING LOWER INTEREST RATES MAY found that Brown had parked his car BE RESULT OF NEW LAW. tackers were driven off with the loss health. J, M, Hewitt, superintendent HOUSE DEMS PASS BILL. IIOUKS SET HY COUNCIL. of two cars. At the time of going to in a quagmire, Hilliard returned to of the Ingham county detention home press the sedan belonging to Nelson Mason and told Robert Reeser at the in Mason, has charge of the boy, . Mr, Scnat* Expected To Rewrite Unwieldy »Ioiiiis Provided For ItedciupOoii of Brown and a large service car owned Chevrolet garage about the difficulty, Hewitt will gladly give 'full particu­ Mrs. Rny Ileiitli smd Mrs. Tony Si- Tiinii Sold For Mortgage, iloiuls by Hall-Slagh, Inc. are about three Mr. Reeser jumped into the wrecker lars, fHortsure Designed By Univer­ ninnc Receive Unanimous .Ap­ and drove to the woods. 1,0 be Issued. feet below ground in a quagmire near "The market for boys is not brisk," sity Professors. proval of Council. Mason, The wrecker went down ns soon as Mr, Hewitt says, "There is a waiting it was driven off the main road. An list for girls but we have trouble find­ By.V, J. Brown Many farmers are anxiously await­ Hilliard and Brown had a crow- hour was spent in jacking up the Sessions extending until nearly mid­ Aldermen, the city attorney and the ing suitable homes for boys. This mayor on Monday night debated at ing complete information regarding shooting expedition scheduled Wed­ wheels and attaching chains. Then baby' boy is normal in every way. night on three nightsfof the present the provisions of the emergency farm nesday night. They borrowed Joy Brown's car was pulled partly, out of week mark the beginning of the end length the merits of tho recommenda­ There arc no parents to complicate tion 'made tlie weelc previous that the mortgage act. Information relative Davis' stuffed owl and engaged Rich­ the mire. Just as success seemed as­ the relationship between the foster of the 57th legislature. It is always to the operation of the act and tlic ard Brown to go along to help throw sured tho wrecker again gave a trem­ parents and the son," thus. When members see the current state liquor control commission allow method of procedure to secure relief 200 dead birds into a pit," or and sank beneath the mud. The of bills coming from committees Mason beer vendors to sell beer only is not yet available. It is reported The theory that a stuffed owl will block and tackle was attached to a swelling to flood stage, then they be­ until H o'clock on week nights and that details of the relief plan will be draw the attack of crows was proved tree .with tlio belief that high land gin to hold long continuous sessions until midnight on Saturdays with sell­ made known within another week. correct. At first a few crows came could be reached. But the tree was and soon tho Important ineasures are GOVERNOR COMSTOCK ing prohibited Sundays. All attacks Among the many provisions.of the around to investigate and then hur­ dragged out by the roots and fell FEDERAL FARM ACT W out of tho way and adjournriiont thus Gov, William A, Comstock has boon against Iho resolution failed and the across the wrecker. act is a clause whereby federal land ried off to neighboring woods for re­ made possible. wielding the big stick the past week recommendation still stands althoin^-h In favor of two pot measures, Tho Mason beer vendors do not follow it. banks-will be reimbursed by the inforcements. Then Brown emitted a Then Cecil Hall arrived on the scene Regardless of one's attitude towai-ds FARMERS first was tho diversion of weight tax government up to one and one-halt few wlcrd crow calls and the air was with another truck. But it was too the sales tax Idea, the stern fact re­ Alderman William H, Swartout of per cent on interest rate reductions. filled with the birds. But the intrepid late. Both Brown's car and tlie wreck­ mains that the stato and thei local money by the Kulp bill and tho sec­ tho flrst ward opened tho attack on Under the clause mterest may be re­ hunters discovered themselves to be er were too far down. After an hour STATE FARMERS WILL HAVE ond was the passage of the sales tax the resolution passed May 8, Ho said of futile effort the party set out for VOICE IN NEW RELIEF LAW. units of government must have rev­ duced from six per cent to four and too far in the woods for good shots enues. The property tax system upon in the house. that he thought the resolution was un­ one-half per cent. The federal land at the birds. The crows ganged the Mason with the raucous cries of the fair in that Mason business men arc crows ringing in their ears, .Vcrcuge lleiliicnons. Allotment Bene­ which government in Michigan, since bank will bo paid in such case one and owl and the men had to rush up and Its beginning has depended hns broken prevented from enjoying business Lhat ono-half per cent by the government club them off in order to save the owl. Mr, Hall reports that with dry fits .Vnd Miirketing Agreements is permissible outside tho city limits. Covered By New Liiw. down. Deficits in both state and local and the borrower will be charged in­ When new shooting positions were lo­ weather he expects both cars will be treasuries are constantly mounting. VETE E PLANS He explained that inasmuch as he was , terest of four and one-half per cent cated darkness had fallen and the men salvaged before July 4, one of the sponsors of the resolution The passage of the farm adjustment This condition cannot forever main­ 0 instead of the original six per cent. tain. The sales tax appears to be tho that ho could not move to have it I'e- Payments Stoppei2. • , . aandwlcbes and one other dish of food. yfbeei so that the car may be moved; on Monday, May 22. INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASONJ MI CHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1933 Page Two

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Let Them Go Hungry called "higher education," We'd call News dispatches from the north say It treason,' traitorous, damn foolish­ to Know Banking, too. that many of the young men of De­ ness^ If our educational Institutions INGHAM TY NEWS troit who accepted positions with the have come to this "It's surely time we government to spend the aummer closed about half of them and cut the working In the forests of northern appropriations of the others down to Entered aa second •T Is not enough for us to know banking; Member of PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON IN THE class matter at Michigan are quitting their jobs. As the quick. they drift back into' the communities A man's conscience may not permit we want you to know banking, too. CITY OF MASON, MICHIGAN postoffice. Maaon, near the places where the camps have I Michigan, u n d er him to volunteer for war, he may hes­ been started they complain of the food itate and reluctantly go when drafted, V, J. Brown & Son, Publishers act of March 3, and of the fact that they have to get To carry out this Idea, we are going to dis­ 1879. but a man who says he would abso­ V. J, Brown and Neison D. Brown, Editors up In the morning at regular hours. lutely refuse' to fight when his country cuss publicly, now and then, the principles of They say there Is plenty of food, but Is Invaded, his home endangered and sound banking. We shall keep a memorandum it is just'too plain, that Is all. the lives of his family and friends de­ of some of the more frequent and Important SUBSOBIPTION BATES (Payable In Advance) ADVERTISING RATES Provided with-a job, with a good pended on resistance. Is a plain cow­ questions that our customers ask daily at the Display advertising rates on application; Buslnesa lo­ ard, undesirable citizen and a subject place to sleep, with plenty of food and officers' desks and the tellers' windows, and One year In Ingham and adjoining Counties $1.50 cals and reading notices on first and local pages, 15c a wages that could be used to help their for the brain specialist.—Eaton Rap­ Six months in Ingham and adjoining Counties 75 Upe; No reading or buslnesa advertising less than 25c; people at home, it Is quite amazing to ids Journal, answer them in these columns for everybody, think many of them are bolting the .40 Card of Thanks, Ic a word; Obituary notices of 125 Three Months jcbs. They are thumbing their way worda free, more than 125, Ic a word. Announcements Says "Beer PolVUcs" Was Played We are going to do this because we firmly .05 back to Detroit, Flint and elsewhere Single Copies Complaints are being made that believe that the true strength of this bank lies of entertainments where admlsalon la charged or of any and upon their return they plan to go there was "politics" in the location of Outside Ingham and adjoining Counties 2.00 plan to raise funds muat be paid in advance at regular upon the welfare, and live In idleness the "Liquor Capital" of the upper just as much in the intelligence and loyalty of ratea. and ease at the expense of the other our customers as It does In our own assets All papers mailed outside the U. S. one year 2.50 peninsula at Escanaba, The story Is fellow. that the state liquor commission has and careful management. Any welfare official that permits also been approached to establish but organization are at the command of the modern criminal. one of these scallywags to go back on four warehouses for beer in the upper How Times Have Changed A sheriff elected because of his personal popularity may the welfare or get a bit of food, ought peninsula and perhaps only one with to be fired immediately. If a man Is ;onvlnclng arguments that hindsight Is better than or may not be able to cope with modern crime. State that one to be located at Escanaba, not willing to do something In return Well, what of It? foresight are available by turning back to magazines of police by their tralnhig and experience are prepared to for what the public Is doing for him, The people of Michigan were given The Dart National Bank four years ago. Recently we were delving among old light the gangsters and racketeers who have taken the he ought to go hungry, so hungry that notice that the return of legal beer Member of Federal Reserve System magazines and came across the November, 1929, issue places of sneak thieves and tramps. he would be willing to walk back to was to be made a racket and it Is so his job In the woods In order to get being made; anyone can see that with Under Government Supervision of World's Work. The magazine was dated after the State police are not hampered by local politics. A something to eat. October crash but of course the articles were written man is not appointed a trooper because his father-in-law half a vision. Subsequent pressure, This very thing reflects the serious when the thing gets too raw, may previous to the Wall Street debacle. The writer of one worked hard for the party. Just because one party danger that confronts the country's change the set-up but there.Is no con­ article used several pages to prove that no one need ever casts more ballot's than another party every trooper Is welfare problems. Many of the peo­ cealing the fact that from the start ment of one dollar or more as condi­ statute reads as follows: "The word 'garden' shall mean a place enclosed suffer in real estate investmenU, He pointed out that not fired to make way for untrained and Inexperienced ple In the larger cities get the Idea the beer bill, and later on the liquor tions warrant" for the coming year, that the public should support them The pay will not be a dollar a year and shall be either without, or, in by following a certain set of statistics that Investments men who happened to vote the successful ticket. bill, will be handled with a view as to whether they do any work in return or whom will handle the beer ,or the but will be according to the percent­ whole or in part within a building, which enclosure shall have an area on in city real estate were fool-proof. There are many able sheriffs, Ingham county has had not. It is one of the big problems booze; not what is good for the peo­ age of taxes collected. that the federal, state and city gov­ a single level of not less than 3000 The same writer said, "The profits of 916 American many of them. But they have been able In spite of the ple. square feet, . . Provided, however. ernments have got to decide and de­ This old gag about there being fear industrial corporations in the first half of 1929 were 27,4 system rather thjin because of It, Nothing said here Is cide quickly.—The Plymouth Mail, That such garden shall not be estab­ percent higher, says the National City Bank, than during Intended as a reflection upon the ability or character of of the return of the "old time saloon" lished within 300 feet of any church is just wool being pulled over the eyes QUESTIONS the same six months of 1928, One reason for this enor­ iny former or present Ingham sheriff. The state police Money Good Only When SjMsnt or school or any building used as of the people of the state. What Is AND such," mously increased earning power, if not its chief reason, system serves well because It is impersonal, because lo­ While few people realize it, there is sought is to put the manufacture and more money in the country than at Is growth of the habit of facing facts; a habit which has cal politics mean nothing to the state troopers and be sale of the liquor consumed in Michi­ ANSWERS. any time in the so-called prosperity What ks Ilhe cltlzon-siiLp of a woman germinated in the public mind within the past 30 ye'ars, cause the state police system is as much more efficient gan in the hands of those who stand period. The answer is that money was in. Senator Doyle told the people of who marries a citizen of another A habitually fact-facing America may go on, it Is per- than the old sheriff's system as^the modern motor car is being rapidly and frequently spent in Michigan two months ago that just as How did tilie Mason hotel get a li­ country?—J. E. S. missable to hope, to prosperity and accomplishments ahead of a horse and buggy. those days, In 1929 there were $713,- soon as the democratic majority in the cense to sell beer, locat;evaudeville enter­ citizen of the nation to which her hus­ Another writer was struck with horror over million columning. His column was taken up with an essay on 100 times that year. It all goes back tainment is usually provided. The band owes allegience. Movieland Morals, In our opinion it is one of the best to the fundamental fact that people now—or at least attempted—is to dollar football spectacles and visioned stadia seating keep beer from outside the state from articles that has ever appeared beneath the well known will spend money when they are con­ 150,000 for every college campus. fident of making a profit or bettering being sold in Michigan, Those in the signature of Mr, Bingay, The Free Free writer In speak­ These articles and hundreds of others in the serious themselves by spending It, and when rabket plan to make outside beer so ing of the Fairbanks-Crawford divorce says in a few expensive that the persons who re publications of 1929 were not written by professional they are convinced there will be an­ words what we have tried to say before. Here is how other dollar coming along to take the ceive a franchise' to sell beer manu­ MICHIGAN BELL pi'omoters but l^y men of wide knowledge who were sin- factured outside the state in Michigan Mr, Bingay sees the Hollywood divorce problem: place of the one spent. Rising prices core in their beliefs that depressions were a thiiig of the should stimulate spending. It Is to towns cannot compete with Michigan past; that cycles of business were as obsolete as side-bar And so they were divorced, young Mr. Fairbanks the advantage of people to buy today made beer, no matter how much su­ TELEPHONE CO. perior the foreign product may be. buggies; and that the new day of prosperity for everyone and Joan Crawford. what will cost more one month or one They were supposed to be the ideally happy mar­ year from today. The unspent money This condition Is to be brought about, had arrived. ried couple of Hollywood; in fact, ao much so that will not increase when kept in a"^poc- so we are told, by restrictive rules as Well, well, how times have changed! In four years their press agents seized upon the novelty of it and ket or otherwise hoarded and idle. We to warehousing. If the foreign beer manufacturers can be made to ship we have seen that false prosperity and those false pro- got plenty of newspaper space about it.**'** Let us believe the time is not far away when take this latest divorce couple, Joan Crawford a people are going to look back on 1932 their beer first to a central warehouse pliets of 1929 topple, Kreuger, Insull, Mitchell and the few years ago was twisting her hips as a chorus girl and 1933 as the time when remarkable and then distribute from there there other master-minds of 1929 have left us. Had one pro­ in a honky-tonk night club known as the Oriole opportunities existed, 'Their dollar has will arise opportunities for graft and phesied in 1929 the truth regarding the following four Terrace in Detroit, She had a good figure and the already begun to decrease in value. extortion, the extent o.f which can only be imagined. years he would have been laughed off the stage. trick of being able to wear smart clothes when they What it v/ill buy has begun to increase were put on her. She photographed well and had in value. Money is worth only what There is graft-a-plenty in this beer What about our present day prophets? What about imitative intelligence suflilclent to succeed In doing it will buy. It is worth more today set-up. Keep your eyes open people, the new deal? What do the next four years hold for us? as she was told before the camera by directors. than it will be worth for a long time especially you workingmen who want We must wait and see. The prophecy business was well With no other attributes, but ballyhooed by press in the future.—Clinton County Repub­ a glass of beer for a nickel and the agents, she becomes the Idol of the screen and mil­ lican-News, nigh ruined In 1929, privilege of buying it and drinking it lions of young girls of far more inherent intelligence as you please, and the racket will soon —0— do their best to look like her. The College Slackers become apparent. The "purple gang" This husband, young Douglas Fairbanks, takes ad­ seems to have been very influential in See America First Now Kalamazoo college reports that vantage of his father's name. He too photographs only a very few of its students say getting the kind of. liquor legislation Good advice to President Roosevelt and the state de­ well. That is all. There are thousands upon thou­ they would fight in any war, even that they wanted and they wanted it sands of young men in church entertainments and to continue their racket in bossing the partment is to forget about Europe and see America though this country was invaded and amateur theatricals who can act as well as he. Yet, our homes and families in danger of sale of liquor in Michigan,—The Cry­ first. Right now there is considerable agitation for the he too is projected. upon the screen to become ^ a extinction. Suppose this is what is stal Falls Diamond Drill, formation of an alliance between France, England and national and world idol. the United States against Germany, Uncle Sam should No blame need be attached to these two young­ sters. There are hundreds of others out in Holly­ know better than to mix into the European argument wood, Money and adulation pour in upon them. AROUND THE STATE but there seems to be evidence that he has forgotten Their immature minds are curdled. Like ball play­ Ancient History 1917 and the years following. ers and prize fighters under the same white lights Gleaned from News Files of of ballyhoo they get the Idea they are of great Im­ Years Past Because the Germans wish to be ruled by Adolph Hitler portance, They are, but In a way they do not un­ DURAND—Grand jury Investiga­ is no reason for us to get excited. Because the Nazis derstand. tion of .Shiawassee county welfare re­ KELVINATOR CORPORATION burn certain text books is no reason for the interference Easy divorce, lax living, extravagancies of all Ten Yeurs Ago lief started this week. Charges were of the United States, Because the Nazis are picking on kinds become the vogue. Supt, W, L, Reed announces that made that some of the supervisors the Jews Is no excuse for the meddling of the United Not in this case, but in many others, a wife Is little the teaching staff for nesk year Is now wasted public funds in giving relief CALLS ADDITIONAL WORKEiS more than a passing mistress and divorce Is a com­ when It was not needed. States, about complete. Donald Murray, edy. Marital vows are a farce. The dregs of life graduate of Olivet colege, a resident The Germans evidently prefer Hitler over others. They are flaunted on the screen to be imitated In every of Charlotte, has been engaged as LAPEER — Amos Clemens was BY TELEPHONE have printing presses so they can reprint the destroyd city and cross-roads village. Coupled with this coach and • Instructor in history. As working in the woods when he was books within a year or two. And if every nation that breaking down of established codes of conduct there soon as a principal for the high school bitten on the leg by a small bug. He are the smart so-called sophisticated magazines has baited Jews Is to be condemned then all Christendom Is decided upon, the complete list of immediately became nauseated and "With us, telephoning is the first method used in which mock at all that was once considered decent. teachers will be made public. A course is doomed. was rushed to the Lapeer hospital. He Virtue and modesty and common sense are sneered In commercial training Is to be added aoon lost consciousness and a few calling men baclc to worli;. On every application The Jewish centers of the United States are excited at as "mld-Victorlan." next year It has been decided. days later died when gangrene set In card is a space for a telephone number,*' reports over conditions in Germany, Last week 100,000 Jews The young girl of today gets married with no Fire destroyed the twenty room around the bite. The man was In poor paraded the streets of New York in protest against the more Idea of staying married and living up to her home at Otter Lake billet for children health previous to being bitten. an official of Kelvinator Corporation. "Right obligations of life than does her favorite movie star. operated by the American Legion. Hitler policies. We like to watch a parade but it seems Hollywood, a neurotic madhouse for over-exploited now we have more people on the payroll than at The county road commission let ST. JOHNS—Ivan Glazier must re­ just a trifle far-fetched for Jews in New York to parade morons, sets the moral standards of our nation. contracts for the construction of three any time during the 19 years we have been in against Hitler In Germany, If the Jews want to prbtest It has about reached the point that you can count turn $126.75 which he received in aid roads aggregating more than eight from the welfare fund. It was discov­ why don't they march down Wilhelmstrasse In Berlin? on the fingers of your two hands the movie stars miles. business. Many of those re*emplcysd were called who have not been Involved In some kind of a marital ered that he paid $300 cash just last The United States should stop worrying over policies For the first time since the state week for a team and bought other to the Job by telephone.** scandal. Everything that is clean and fine and began the rearing of game pheasants, of other nations. It's time we gave added consideration farm equipment. He finally admitted decent is laughed at and the world joins in the the hunters will have a try at the • • • to our own. President Roosevelt should order any so- laughter, that he had not needed aid because at sport of shooting them this fall. The all times he had money of his own. Other things being equal, applicants or ft^rmer called American statesmen now in Europe to return on "I love him madly," says Lottie Dooficker, the for­ legislature has provided an open sea­ the flrst ship and see America, flrst. mer ribbon counter clerk who happens to have a son of eleven days on the male bird employees within easy reach Ly tele­ good pair of eyes and a good pair of hip's. "I wor­ only. PORTLAND—School teachers have —0— phone usually are called iirf^i: Aviicn ship him but I have my career before me so ,we Harry Aseltine has accepted a pos­ been given contracts calling for "pay- must part. On what grounds am I asking a divorce? Troopere Go Literary ition as teacher In the public schools workers are needed. Now, let's see. Oh, yes.' he refused to eat his of Cleveland, Ohio. He has resigned the Wilson school by persons interest­ The Michigan state police has really arrived. Troopers spinach." his position at Owosso to take effect ed in the Sunday school being con­ ducted there. now take their place in the public eye along with the This has become the established formula for with the close of the present year. Hollywood divorces. Royal Northwest Mounted and Scotland Yard, The Twenty Years Ago Wives and husbands are traded like horses at a C. W. Browne has rented the H. M. Michigan troopers made their flrst big bow to the public fair and young .America with all the Imitative capac­ Williams building on Main street and last week when a short story by Karl Detzer appeared ity, so strongly recognized by all students of history will move his motion picture to that in the Saturday Evening Post, follows the established style. location. The theater is now open "This Is not a preachment. It Is just a musing on Sentiment regarding the Michigan state police has un­ three nights a week and in Its new what a remarkable boo'tc there is to be written by location a still better program will be dergone a complete change within the past decade. Ten some modern Lecky. offered. It is promised. And what a comic opera motif for a Rabelaisian years ago the general public was antagonistic toward the Sunday was observed as Antl-Saloon state police. Much of the antagonism was engendered ' Gilbert & Sullivan combination In the sonorous pro­ nouncement of Czar Hays, the Great Moral Influence day In Mason. All three churches co­ by old-time sheriffs who feared the loss of their own m the mythical kingdom over which he rules, operated, prominent speakers from powers and preogatlves. Some of the sheriffs were sin­ —0— other cities occupying each of the pu cere in their stand against a state police system. Many plls, both morning and evening. Boulder Dam was renamed Hoover Dam and now the N. N. Rouse has a new Bulck road­ of them were not sincere. original name has been substituted. Why not call it the ster. Fifty years ago the people tolerated conditions that Los^ Angesles dam. It Is being paid for by eastern Charles S. Pearce, recently appoint­ ed superintendent of the state capltol would be unbelievable today. Fifty years ago there was states for the use and profit of the Los Angeles water no such thing as crime prevention. A sheriff sat In his building, has announced that when he department and for the Irrigation of now waste lands assumes charge he will banish the old office until some Irate citizen went through all the red which win soon be In competition with Middle Western roller towel from all toilet rooms. For tape of swearing out a warrant. The sheriff would make farmers. yeara Michigan has had a law forbid­ no move to prevent crime. After the crime was com­ ding the roller towel In other public mitted he would wait until the Ink upon the warrant was buildings aud In the face of that has continued a flagrant violator. thoroughly dry. Now we demand that police officers Four Detroit society women had their "pitchers in th^ protect us against crime. Roads are patrolled, payrolls paper" Tuesday. They are staging a drive for funds for Fifty Years Ago A. W. Parkhurst has purchased the are guarded and trafific is guided by state police. the humane society. Certainly, they all wore fur neck­ pieces. Those little animals didn't mind being killed. lot just eaat of the old Grout building A mobile force of trained men is available for extra­ and will Infmediately erect a two- ordinary demands. Troopers keep In constant touch with story brick double front atore. The upper floor will be fitted for the uae headquarters. A radio service directs troopers through­ If only weather would prevent the sowing of wild oats of Co. "K" as an armory; out the state when major crimes occur. as it has the sowing of the regular variety we might The bill taking two terma of court In the great majority of cases able sheriffs now recog­ stand a little more rain. away from the county aeat at Maaon nize the value of the state police and gladly co-operate. —0— has been signed by Gov. Begole. Thus However, there are still counties throughout the state has come to a final conclusion a piece Put that dollar (if you have one) to work. Buy some­ of special legislation, contrary to the where sheriffs refuse to co-operate and are so fearful of thing useful. Inflation and the farm act have already wishes of a vast majority of the peo­ losing some of their own' Importance that the public Is started prices climbing. They'll go higher. But let'a ple of the county, without parallel in badly served. The public, attitude Is that who catches the not apeculate. / ' the United States. criminal la of little importance ao long as he Is captured.. —O— y .The legislature is stlU in session KE LVI NATO R When the criminal Is captured the public believes there with every prosjpect that final ad­ Good newa. The demanda for aid for Mason unem­ journment will not occur for at least should be'enough glory for all who took part. ployed have decreaaed a third the past two weeks. another month. An ideal police ayatem would be a state body with lo­ ^; •• ' - - • . —0— • • Appropriation bills for the univer­ cal officera co-operating to'the fullest extent. Crime haa The 3.2 bualneas is not too brisk. There's too much sity aggregate a total of '$63,500. A. G. Spenny & Sons gone beyond the aneak'thlef stage., The moat pow:erfuI Fred Searl is dangerously ill with tax. Who remembers way back last fall when something Inflamm. '•of the lungs. motor cars, the most deadly weapons and a widespread' was said about nickel beer? , Anew o.gan has beeii purchased at INGHAM COUNtY NEWS, MASON, MI CHI6AN, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1933 Pa«e Three

and have good crowds to all their music and readings which was much services. Rev. Peter Decker preached Star Route enjoyed by their friends. Vantown LETTERS TO Sunday night. ^, By Mrs. HaroM Slwttuck Mr. and Mrs. Whlttum and daugh­ By Mrs. L. P. WlUUms ter of Flint, spent the week end at THE EDITOR Marguerite and Julia Creyts attend­ ed the mother-daughter banquet at the home of Glenn Williams. Mt. Hope M. E. church last Friday Thls week Friday will be the last Mr. and Mrs. Clair Swift of Lan­ Mr. and Mrs. John Eager of Lan­ night. Deon Conrad was the speaker. day of school at 'the Hawley. The sing, visited R. O. Buckingham, Sun- sing, were Sunday guests of Mr. and children will enjoy a picnic dinner day Kalamazoo, Mich., May 15, 1933. Harold Creyts went to Detroit last Mrs. Pred Crowl. To the Editor: Friday night and Saturday morning Saturday at the game farm. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Klink attended Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smith of near On May 5th I was one of the 257 took an examination from Chicago U. Donna VValker will be the teacher the Darling funeral at Grace church Parkers Corners, were Sunday callers "not-to-be-taken-serlously" Kalama­ in the Northwestern high school, re­ again next year. one day last week. of Ed Granger. zoo college students who cast ttaelr turning home Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Otis and family votes against participating in war. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ,,,,,,,, • i • 11 11 11 Hugh Oesterle and family spent Mr. and Mrs. R. Sherman enter­ Sundaiy with N. Nemer and family. After the publication of the results! Emery Freer of Dansville. Hawley tained Sunday for Mrs. Sherman's Miss Leota Crowl and cousin, Ruth sat back and calmly watched the var­ Mrs. W. P. DeGroft is entertaining By Mrs. Thomaa Barr ious reactions. The Detroit Free Press family In honor of Mother's Day. Mrs. v^e*^,'n,^ f Brown, of Lansing, were week end cry of "traitors" failed to phaze me. ViolaViola ' HelmsHelms;-Fred--HeTm, Fred Helmss and MrsSrs. ! f ^^^ear Swart^^"z ^an f^'^'ly--and son Harold Dead Mrs,n of ;f visitors of Fred Crowl. The Disabled War Veterans censure Mary Davis from Needmore, Mr. nu^^^^ , I Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Watt entertain- Mr. and Mrs. Pierce Townsend ot Mrs. Geo. R. Wildern and daughter l ^«*?"'"|„^'°!^'°' Bell Oak, were Sunday callers of L. and their calling of "yellow" still.left Th^i.^Thelm^a formeri* v frne m T-.„f...,fDptrnit "tft;i.r/> I Mr"^'^. =""uorSanforud oofi Lansing, a brother ed a number of friends in honor of me unperturbed. I even stood up man­ ^^s^ ThTw^lderns have mL^^ ^rs. H. S. Tubbs, spent Sunday their son, Claude Nichols and Miss P. Williams. fully under the sometimes scathing LansiL "'"''^'^"s '"ive moved to ^j^^ j,^^ ,j,ubb3 enjoyed her first, Vera Bouts, whose marriage will take Preaching service next Sunday at epistles of indignant veteran alumni. Vantown at 10 a. m. and Sunday Savings Are Secure •t rT ... ^ ,T • n„ I ride Sunday since last fall. f place soon. They were the. recipients But, when peacefully reading my Mrs. Hattie C. Hacker, 76, w'ife of I Mrs. Ernest Bartlett spent last of many beautiful gifts, school at 11. home town weekly my eyes caught the T. W. Hacker, died Tuesday afternoon Thursday in Mason with Mrs. Foster i The Hubbard school closed last Fri- The people of Mason may be tlianl\'ful for tlie sight of your "white feathers" editor­ at the residence on Cedar street just Bartlett and children. day with a picnic at the county park, If Arthur Hinchcn will bring this ial I threw up my arms in despair north of the town line, after being ill Mr. and Mrs, Claude Howe and Monday. item to the NEWS office, he will be careful management of tlie Mason banllicrt(«i>n Miss Doris Sanders of Mason, spent Mrs. Ethel Wilcox of Mason, spent the English colonies and spread to ing. Sunday afternoon witli Mi's, Elnora last week Thursday witli Mrs. Nellie America, In many of the big eastern Building and loan companies are protected from these Sanders, Parish. universities the opinion against war C, Waits and Martha visited friends "mental disturbances," because the State Law enables Mr, luid Ml's, James Jennings and Miss Frances Cady and Miss Mae- participation ,is stronger than here in at Eden, Sunday, them to prevent "runs", thus, they are able to protect Agnes of Royal Oak, spent the week belle Swartz of Charlotte, spent the White Oak the mid-west. It's idealistic perhaps, By Mrs. Fred Hayhoe Harold Spencer and family of Jack­ each member's investment, end witli relatives here, week end with the former's parents, but all "crusades" are, aren't they? son, spent Mother's Day with their Mr, and Mi-s, Will Norris of Colum­ Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Cady, parents, Mr, and Mrs, C, J, Swartz, Perhaps a quotation from the May The Rev. Thurston and Mrs. Thurs­ Robert O, Squires of Lansing, is This is the Experience of Building 12th edition ot the College Index will ton and son Paul were callers of Mrs. working for Glenn Williams, & Loans! even more vividly portray the spirit Carrie Wilcox, Sunday. Paul Moffatt and Cainily of Jackson, in back of the "crusading", "This is Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hayhoe and chil­ visited Mrs, Elizabeth Kllnk, Sunday, 'I"h(! iiveriiffi; for .safety of these iii.s(,i(,ut:ion.s i.s 08,8% the reason for the poll which is being dren, Mr. .and Mrs. Harold Plartsuff Mr, and Mrs, S. W. Robertson of made thi-oughout the country: to show and sons, W. J. Hayhoe and grand-1 Eaton Rapids, visited their mother oil's statesmen that those youngsters who children from Jackson county, spent' Sunday~ • . They brought her a beauti­ 'so grandiloi]uently proclaimed during 01!!? $c Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, S, H, Wil­ ful potted plant, the World War, 'We who are about to I liams and family. P, O, Robertson and family visited die salute thee!' belong to an obsolete their father near Eden, Sunday, 3PRING generation; that living for an ideal- Miss Norma Hayhoe has been sick is much more satisfying than dying this past week with the measles, School closes at No, 10 with a pic­ for an ideal (which means slaughter Mr, and Mrs, Sidney Gates of Lan­ nic on Saturday, if weather permits, 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit, Michigan sing, spent Sunday evening with John Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Herrick and for the sake of Wall Street): that in Detroit's Oldest Building and Loon Asaoclatifon intelligence, not in arms, lies the sat­ Seelhoff and family, family of Lansing, visited Carl Top- isfactory solution of any problem," Mr, and Mrs, Leland Bourne are liff, Sunday, lLfocai Representative: D. P. Whitmore, Mason, Mich. Yours very truly, moving to Dansville, Martha Ann Whlttum entertained Wm. H. Johnston, Leslie, Mich. , Howard A, McCowtan, Thelma Williams is very sick at a group of friends at the Glenn Wil­ P, S,—And please Mr, Editor the ele­ present. liams home Saturday evening with ven faculty members voting on the war poll made up less than a third of the total number. I

Time to cliange, brighten up, Williamston feel better. And one of the most By Mrs. Inez White needed family helps for spring— and year 'round—is plenty of hot Rev. H. A. Manahan and three chil­ dren, Dorothy, Mary and William, vis­ water always on tap — AT LOW ited Mrs. Manahan at Bronson hospi­ COST. Do as thousands do, save tal, Kalamazoo, last Saturday, where she underwent a serious operation four money and fuel with our Special weeks ago. They report her as recov­ Gas Water Heater. ering as rapidly as might be expected, May 9, 1933 although she will be compelled to re­ And Here's a main there for three or four weeks more at the best. Mr. and Mrs. Murrel Wolcutt and SPRING SPECIAL daughter, Merrian Murray, of Eagle, A great thing has occurred amongst us. We have made a complete spent the latter part of last week with Mrs. Wolcutt's mother, Mrs, Mary turn-around, and at last America's face is toward the future. • Buy Before the Graham, Merrian remained for this week, Three years—1929 to 1932—we Americans looked backward. All Price Goes Up! Mrs, Josie Day of Lake Odessa, visited several days at the home of our old financial and political machinery was geared to pull us out of Rnd enjoy year 'round low- Mrs, Lena Rowley, the depression by the same door through which we entered. We cost, always ready hot water Mrs, Lafe Corwin has moved to the service for all family needs home of her daughter, Mrs, Carlton thought it simply a case of going back the way we came. It failed. Young, near Okemos. The infant daughter of Mr, and We now realize that the way out is forward—through it. Mrs, Harley Shirey, passed away Monday morning, surviving beside Thanks for that belongs to President Roosevelt. Inauguration the parents are three sisters and two Consumers Special brothers. Funeral services were held Day he turned the Ship of State around. Having observed the failure at Gorsline Brothers chapel and burial GAS was in Summltt cemetery, of sincere efforts to haul us back the way we came, he designed a new Mr, and Mrs, James Fisher, Mr, and Mrs, G, Fisher and Mr, and .Mrs. method new political and financial machinery—to pull us out WATER George Megee attended the funeral of their cousin, James Fisher, at Web­ the way we are going—forward. He is clearing international berville, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Aba Baker visited her daugh­ obstacles out of the way; he does not stand in awe of tariffs. The HEATER ter, Ruth Smith, and children in East Lansing, Tuesday. The children are people begin to feel that he does not take advice from the "inter­ having the chickenpox. ests" J that he has courage and loyalty to work for one supreme Liniled Offer S/^OOO interest only—the welfare of the American people. That is a big At This Price D^== Town Line Road Cash By Mrs. N. E. Sherman achievement for two months in office. Ot f sc the Popular And now we all look to what is coming; we grow less and less The Mosier children have the meas­ les. EASY PAYMENT concerned with what is behind. We are looking for a hand-hold on Garden seeds and tobacco valued at '"^ Plan about $30 was stolen last Wednesday the haul rope. Every man wants to do what he can, and all he can. night by thieves who broke into Rose's grocery store and service station near The best thing I can do for the Country is to create industry * TRADE IN VOUR the Maple Grove school. Sending a 208 word code message In by building good motor oars. If I knew anything better to do, I the short time of 10 minutes over the FURNACE COIL contest course enabled the eight-man would do it. Industry must be my contribution. Motor cars must team of Troop 33, Everett school, to AND win The State Journal signalling face ahead to the future, like everything else. They are so much a trophy Saturday In the annual event for Boy Scout troops of Lansing. part of the Nation's daily life that If the^ lag behind they hold OLD HEATER Members of 33's trophy team were: John Hart, Gilbert Holmes, Roy War­ the Country back. ren, Rolland Helnzelman, William We Will Make «n Allowance Stelnman, Don Morton, Glen Fuller on Thifi Furebase and Norman Tjiema.. The Troop 33 BITUT LIKE A aggregation was coached by Roscoe THERMOS BOTTLE Farmer and Alex Boulter, former ^^^^^^^^ Holds heat for hours, Come in... members of previous teams. nvcs g&a, always The Bible school held in the Perrlne r«a

team 11 to 12 The Whipple team mother present and Mrs. Rowena Cook and family near Bell Oak, Sun­ ^ave a game with the Bullen team to Howe also received a bouquet for SMih AoNttus ud North day and visited Mr. and Mrs. Ernie NorthffMt Vantown Titus and family. By Mn. am BUemdort take the place of Holt Sunday. being the youngest mother present. Onondaga DANSVILLE NEWS School closes In the Dart district Mr. and Mrs. Milo Sherwood and Rev. Dixon preseftted- the flowers. By Mn. B. H. FleM Mr. and Mrs. Leland Perrine and this week. The school board have hir­ family called on Mr. and Mrs. John ed the same teacher. Miss Mastic, of Mrs, C, Metzger and Mr. and Mrs. Hulline Sunday afternoon. son of Grand Rapids, were week end Theo Mlerndorf were in Lansing Sat­ visitors of the Iatter's parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Hemans visited WebbervlUe, for next year. Mrs. George McCormick Is spend- A Mother Honored i^Iotlher and Daughter Banquet and Mrs. Arthur Hedglln. Rives Junction friends last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Brlnlnstool of urday on business. ing two weeks with her mother, Mrs. Mrs. Emma Densmore, a life long Over 200 mothers and daughters at­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steadman of Mrs. Cora Russell visited Lansing Stockbridge, were Saturday callers of , Mrs. Geo. Martin is recovering E. A. Lane. resident of Dansville was honored at tended the banquet at the school Chas. Godley. They are both quite slowly from the mumps. Willamston were Sunday guests of relatives this week end. Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Garrison and a mother-daughter banquet held at house last Friday evening which was Mr, and Mrs. Walter Almond. poorly. Mrs. A. Chiclt, who has been quite daughter Reta of Lansing were guests the school auditorium last Friday eve­ sponsored by the Methodist and Bap­ Mr. and Mrs, George Covert at­ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cavender were tended the baccalaureate services Sun­ sick for some time is some better at of Mrs. Lois Bassett, Sunday. ning. In honor of being the oldest tist Aid societies. A potluck supper Mother's Day visitors of the Iatter's was served at 7:30, preceded by all day evening at Eaton Rapids. Their present, Mr. and Mrs, I. Collar, Mrs. H. C. mother present, Mrs. Densmore was mother, Mrs. Anna Minnis of Van- singing "Blest be the Tie That Binds" grandson, Russell Holcomb, was one Eden Mr, and Mrs. Theo Mlerndorf spent Ward, Mis Alta Ward and Mrs. and presented with a beautiful bouquet of town. and followed by "Smiles". Mrs. Mae­ of the 1933 graduates, By Miss Grace Obapin the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mrs, Ray Collar called on Willis Col­ flowers. Mrs. Frank Grimes In a few Mrs. Alice Ingles returned to the belle Howlett, president of the Baptist John Hemans and family visited Mlerndorf in Mason. lar Sunday. well chosen words made the presenta­ home of her son, Clare Ingles, in Wii­ Aid society, then introduced Miss Vi­ Dean Richmond and family of Lan­ Mrs. Chas, Metzger entertained Mr. and' Mrs. Misener of Grand tion In behalf of the mothers and iiamston, after an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Underwood friends from Lansing, Sunday. vian Janney, who charmingly presided sing, Sunday. Ledge visited the later's parents, Mr, daughters present. Mrs. Densmore had Mr, and Mrs. Walter Almond. spent the week end with friends in as toastmistress for the evening. Miss Cyrus Field and daughter Corla, Juanlta Mead had the measles for and Mrs. W. Aseltine, Sunday. the pleasure of having with her at the Louie Lee returned last week after Alma. the past we€k. Cecelia Owens gave the toast to the Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Gorris of Jack­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles McClung were banquet one daughter, Ave grand­ a three months' absence from Dans­ Mrs, George Voss of Okemos, spent Mrs. Lopisa Austin and daughter, mothers and Mrs. Hazel Diehl respon­ son, Ray French of Onondaga, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Spears daughters and three great grand­ ville. a few days with her sister, Miss Mrs. Anna Minnis, were in Lansing, ded with a toast to the daughters. Sunday callers of E. L, Davis, Sunday. daughters. Mother's Day was observ­ Mrs. Etta Collard of Miller Road, Amelia Klrby, last week. last Wednesday. ed at the Methodist Episcopal church Other features of the program was Mrs, Ida French and son Ray of spent Wednesday with Mrs. Walter Onondaga, and Edd Davis were din­ The Eden school will close Friday Gene Austin, who has been quite Sunday morning and there Mrs. Dens­ recitations by Connie Gaylord, Juanita Almond. and the pupils will have a picnic on sick, is Improving slowly. ner guests of Mrs. Frances Davis and more was again honored as being the Brown, Virginia Foster and Elaine Mr. and Mrs. Walter Artz and fam­ the school grounds, Saturday. South Leroy oldest mother present and was pre­ Musser, vocal selections by a group of family. By Mn. W. L. Rice ily and Mrs, Arthur Hedglen were Mrs. Maggie Evelln was home the Mrs. Coe Emmons of Dearborn, sented a beautiful bouquet of flowers girls from the first, second and third Sunday visitors at the home of Wells spent last week with her parents, Mr, t Wilson District by her pastor, the Rev. Emerald B, grades, also by the fourth, fifth and week end from her work in Jackson. j By Frances Donnohue Walker in BunkerhUl. Rowland Salsberry of Lansing, was and Mrs. Lee Smalley. Mrs. M, Burden and E. Horwood of Dixon. Mrs. Densmore is 85 years sixth grades and by Mrs. Maebelle Mrs, D. D. Briggs and Mrs. Rose Mrs. Alta Stewart of Coldwater, is old and enjoys excellent health and Howlett and Mrs. Allie Thompson ac­ a caller Monday of his aunt, Mrs, C, Miliville, called on their nephew, Mer- Freer left Friday for Benton Harbor RusscU, •spending a few days with Mrs, Clyde Mr, and Mrs, H, Rowland spent ton Rice, and family Friday, Reba often walks from her home up town companied by Iva Corwin. The girls to visit relatives and attend the blos­ Underwood. Mother's Day in Lansing with their going back with them to spend the and back again and really seems much chorus under the direction of Miss som festival. Mrs. Earl Childs visited her daugh­ daughter, Mrs, Suppler, week end, younger than she is. Sunday morn­ Pennington also sang two numbers. Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Hanna of Ma­ ter Alice in Jackson, the first of the Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Monroe and Mr. ings she is always in her place in the Mrs, Iva Davidson recited an original Dart District week. Mrs, Clarence Slierwood is up and son, were Mother's Day visitors of the By Mrs. Hattie Godley Is able to do some of her own work and Mrs. L. P. Williams were In Lan­ church and Sunday school of which poem "School Now And Then", which Iatter's mother, Mrs. Norah Whipple. Mrs. Charles McCreery of South now. - . sing, Thursday. she is a member. received much applause, Ann Krew- Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Fortman and Haven, visited her sister, Mrs. Clare Mrs, Gerald Diamond, Mrs, Arthur Ferris Smith is working the farm siskzi played an instrumental solo and daughter of Lansing, and Mr, and Mrs, Watters, last week. Mrs, McKeene recited a poem, "Our Mr. and Mrs. Burl Betterle and Deyo and Mrs, Lulu Whipple attended formerly owned by Harry Lewis of Party James Tlce of Detroit, were Mother's Dawn were in Fowlerville, Saturday. Rolland Childs spent Sunday with achievement day at Mason Friday, Vantown. Several seniors and invited guests Baby," Mrs, Grimes presented Mrs, Day guests of their parents, Mr, and Almon Chapin. Emma Densmore, who was oldest Ivan Wilcox and a party of men Edmond Aseltine is Improving sat­ Albert Nelson and Mrs. Anson Nel­ were entertained Saturday evening at Mrs, Elmer Fortman, from Lansing spent Sunday and Mon­ isfactorily, son were in Fowlerville Thursday on the home of Lester Parks. About 30 mother present, with a beautiful bou­ Mr, and Mrs, Robert Thompson and If Mrs, Jennie Hazelton, city, will quet of flowers. The program was day at Otsego Lake. Mr, and Mrs, Harry McCormick of business, were present, Games were enjoyed son, Marjorle and Ruth of Lansing, Mr. j^nd Mrs, Thad Clements were bring this item to tlie NEWS office, Ann Arbor were at George McCor- Maynard Hodge and family called during the evening and a potluck sup­ closed by singing "Good Night Mrs, Olive Dakin of Eaton Rapids, he will be given a free admission Ladies." in Lansing last Friday and George mick's residence Sunday, on his nephew, Maynard Breese, Fri­ per was served. Miss Gertrude Thompson of - Royal Thompson spent the day at his old ticket to the Mason Theatre, Ray Garrison and son Russell were day evening. Oak, and Mr. and Mrs, Forest Ander­ Diinsvlle Beiitls Hiislctit home with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fisk. guests of Mrs, Lois Bassett Sunday, Mr, and Mrs. Merton Rice and Reba O. E. S. son were Mother's Day guests of Mr, It took two extra innings for the Roy Lapham and family of Detroit, Mrs, John Spear has ben spending wpre In Howell, Monday, to see his The regular meeting of the O. E. S. and Mrs, Eber Thompson. Ingham Aggie nine to punch out a visited Mr. and Mrs. Claud Clements a few days 'at the McClungs, mother, who is working there for her was held last Thursday evening, work Roy Updyke was a Sunday visitor Save the Eyes 3-2 victory over Haslett here Monday over the week end. Tlie Whipple baseball team beat Col­ sister-in-law. being done for the first time by the of Mr. and Mrs, Monroe Nims of Les­ —SEE>— afternoon. Moran of Dansvile and Dawn Betterle has been having the lar of Eden 9 to 10 and the Bullen Albert Nelson and family were in new officers. Delegates to the county lie, Buxton for Haslett hooked up in a measles. DR. P. J. KELLOGG Jackson Sunday to see her people. convention which is to be in Lansing, John Whipple of Mason, speu',. Sun­ brilliant pitching duel over a nine in­ Mr, and Mrs. Sheldon CooK and Mr. Optometrist Laura Nelson has been helping Mrs, June 1st, were appointed. Vera Day­ day with his mother, Mrs, Norah and Mrs. Ezra Wilcox also Mrs, Ivan Sly of Vantown with her work, ton, Helen Young and Doris Fuhrman, ning route of what was intended to Webb Building, Mason be a seven inning affair. Faulty sup­ Whipple, Wilcox and children called on Fred For Seventy Years, this office Mr, and Mrs, Maynard Breese call­ Mrs, Maebelle Howlett, worthy ma­ port kept Moran in trouble while Mr, and Mrs, Earl Osborne and ed on her people of Jackson, Sunday, tron, has been chosen to do the initia­ has l^an<:y red ripe selects lb. \ 3C and Cecelia Owens, Cards were the Morning worship 11:00, BoilingBeeC 5c diversion of the evening and their Evening service 7:30, picnic on the school grounds. Next graduating presents given them at year she expects to teach at the Prayer meeting at the cliurch on PORK SAUSAGE .4 lbs. 2.5c Pineapples (24 size 15c) 18 size 20C this time. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, Reeves school, A meeting of the Woman's Mission­ Mrs, Martha Bullen returned Friday PORK CHOPS 2 lbs. 2i5c from a winter sojourn in Port Ogden, Fresh Peas swe^frndt„de. 2 .b,. 15c Junior-Senior lleceptilon ary society wUl be held at the parson­ PORK STEAK, shoulder 3 lbs. 25c The annual Junior-Senior reception age Friday afternoon. May 19, at 2, Florida, with relatives. which is one of the biggest social A cottage prayer meeting will be Mr, and Mrs, Clyde Allen and Buddy HEAD LliTiUCl events of the school year will take held at the home of Mrs, Addle Smith spent the week end in Detroit with Mr, and Mrs, George Watson, ICESEiO Large 60 size 2 15c place Friday evening. May 19, The Tuesday evening. May 23, at 8 o'clock. Beef PotRoast 8c juniors have been investigating a suit­ Mrs, Henry Lee and Miss Ann Pen­ nington delightfully entertained the able place for this event, but refuse to Mr, and Mrs, Roy Hobart spent SLAB BACON 10c publish as they always try to surprise Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Stanley members of the faculty Monday eve­ the seniors. The junior president is Voss near WiUiamston, ning at a 6 o'clock dinner after which SMOKED PICNICS 8c games were enjoyed, Gerald Martin, vice president, Blanch Mrs, Russell Robinson of Mason at­ Haynes, and secretary-treasurer, Mrs, Merna Arnold attended the tended tlie mother-daughter banquet mother and daughter banquet in Jeanette Bachman, The senior officers Friday evening, CKICKENS 15V2C are president, Lester Parks, secretary, Gregory, Saturday evening, PorkLiver " "^'""'isc ..Mr, and Mrs, George Dayton who Fred Wolcott and son Lyle of Flint, Fancy fresh dressed Christine Whitney, and treasurer, Ilah have been in Linden for the past sev Curtis. The expenses for the reception Mr, and Mrs, Vern Wolcott and SACON SQUARES lb. T5C eral months are making an extended daughter Yvonne, of Willamston, and are paid by the junior class. This fund visit with Mr, and Mrs, Vern Dayton, Beef Pot Roast Meaty, tender lb. 9C has been made during the year by Andrew Simons of Lansing, were Sun­ HAMBURG 3 lbs. 25c plays, hot lunches, etc. Mr. and Mrs, Clayton Balmer and day guests of Mrs, Addle Smith, Phyllis spent Sunday with the iatter's Mr. and Mrs, Rupert Harkness, Rolled Rib Roast ib. 1 ZVzC F, F. A. Banquet parents, Mr, and Mrs, Roy Yocum Irene and Leone of Munith, Mrs, Let- near Stockbridge. tie Kitchen, Mr, and Mrs, Russell Kit­ At the exchange club meeting which - IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENTS ~ was held at East Lansing for the F. About 30 members of the home chen and Bobby of Lansing were Sun­ Boiling Beef ib 7e F. A. chapters in the vicinity of Lan­ furnishings class of Ingham township day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Herman sing, a Poland China pig was to be attended the achievement day In Ma­ Mann. awarded one of those present. The ex­ son last Friday. Mrs. Vera Dayton Mrs. Francis Powers and children of K«Hogg*s SSi.tiSi i<9^ Smoked Pionio sugar cured ib. 7c change club put up $25,00 and asked was elected on the executive commit­ Lansing, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry tee for two years and Mrs. Ami Ter­ Refus of Jackson, were Sunday visi­ Prof, Freeman of the animal husban­ POST TOASTIES Lwg* PaekAf* 2 far 19e rill elected for one year. Dansville tors of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Shopbell. dry class at M. S. C. to select the pig. SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pk(*. I»e Donald Hoover, who recently became had a good representation of rugs Mrs. Jennie Ford of Munith, spent BEETS Snidcr't InGlMJars 3 for 2Sc a state farmer was the lucky F. F. A, on display which will be placed in Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. PORK CHOPS 12V2C KIDNEY BEANS SalUiui 3 cmi lOe boy. Donald has as yet not received stores for the inspection of the public. Frank Mann. Mrs. Mann's condition SHRIMP 3 CMU 2Se the pig but has made arrangements Miss Mildred King of Howell and at this time is considerable weaker. .i. jar of Rajah Salad DrattiDc Memorial Day the week end with her parents, Mr. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. McComb, evan­ Table Salt pkg 5c At a meeting held at the town hall and Mrs. Elmer Frost. gelists, were luncheon guests in the Country Club — free running iodized salt on Saturday evening to make ar­ Mr. and Mrs. Val Hopkins and Methodist parsonage, Friday. rangements for Decoration Day, the Mr. and Mrs. Farell of Ackersdn Lake Rev. Caswell, pastor of the Free following committees were appointed: spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. My­ Methodist church will preach the Me­ No. 2 Arrangements, Chas. Woods, Charles ron Corwin. morial sermon In the M. E. church on Sunday, May 28, at eleven o'clock. Ev­ CUT BEETS can 5c Broadhead, Henry Lee, Frank Grimes, Misses Margaret Curtis and Mar­ Geo. Vogt, Ralph Walker and B. C. garet Moyer were Sunday visitors of eryone Is Invited to attend. RINSO For Wbitar Clolhaa 2 pkt** 37c Odessa Brnnc!—Pi:re food products Raymond; flowers, Lucy Sharland, Mrs. Susan Wheeler of Ann Arbor. Cards are out announcing the CUMALENE 2 pl^a. 37c Lulu Warfle, Lenna Holt, Miles War- Mrs. Ethel Blakely of Miller Road school reunion and homecoming to be CORN Dal Monta No. 2 Cu 3 for 2Sc Grapefruit No.2can 10c fle, Mrs. Henry Lee, Mrs. Margaret was a Dansville visitor Sunday. held at the school house on Friday, COOKIES OU Fatbionad AMortad 2 Ibt. 2Sc Country Club or Dromedary Curry and Mary Thompson; flag com­ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell are July 7. NUTLEY MARGARINE 3 IIm. 2Sc mittee, Louis and Mary Thompson; spending a few days with the latters Mrs. Josephine Tobey of Vernon, JELLO Galatina Daiaart AU FUvor* 2 pkf*. ISc Bisquick coidMedai pkg. 29c speaker committee, Frank Grimes, W. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyle Swan. spent Sunday and Monday at the homes of Fred Corwin and Myron J. Al ready—90 seconds from pcckage to oven Sharland and Squire Holt; decorating Miss Margaret Curtis called on and program committee, Clyde Allen Jack Carlson at the Sparrow hospital Corwin. and Julia Walker; memorial service, In Lansing Saturday afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Holt, Frances Cremo Sugar Wafers ib. 15c and Philip Hogue motored to Holland Sugar 10»-45e Delicious - with cream filling Mrs. Allle Raymond and Will Shar­ reports his condition as good. land. Miss Edna Osborne closed a suc­ Sunday to the tulip festival. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lamer have SUGAR Pura Cana Balk 10 Iba. 46c Fresh Bread ivz-ib, loaf 6c cessful year at the Howlett school SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR pkg. lU Senior Trip Friday with a picnic dinner at Pot­ moved to Lansing. Famous Country Club Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grimes called PREMIUM SODAS N.&C 2.lb.pkf. 21c The senior class are planning on ter Park, after which she took her SPINACH Dal MonU N« 2 c«i iSc their annual trip to begin Friday, May pupils to a show in Lansing. She ex­ on his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jesse, Sunday evening. BREAD WUla WhokorSicad t-IKIoaf 4« 26, and return Sunday, May 28, in pects to teach at the same, school RYE BREAD SUemi U^lmt $t SODA CRACKERS 2£l7c time for baccaleaurate In the evening. next year. Mr. Jesse suffered the loss of a barn and all his farming tools last Thurs­ CIGARETTES pk» lOe cartaa «1.00 Their destination Is not as yet deter­ Mrs. Isabel Reynolds, Irma Mull- Carnal ChattwfiaM. OU CaU. ImAw SMka Country Club — Crisp and flaky mined, but with a few places in view berger, Anna Squires and Ilah Bram­ day night. The contents were only It Is expected to soon be decided. an were Jackson visitors Wednesday. partially covered by insurance. Transportation and rental of cottages Mrs. Dorothy DeCamp, Mr. and •^UROWN" Bbak 1-lb.pfcg. Jewel Coffee 3 ib.bas 55c and food which Is necessary to pur­ Mrs. Leonard Burllegh, Vemlce and Tea French Brand lb. 23c „ North Milgoa ^ chase comes out of the class treasury. Grace Lee of Lansing were Mother's By Mrs. ilaye Bennett, Spending money and some food Is fur­ Day visitors of their parents, Mr, and Kroger Tissue roll 5c nished Individually. Mr. Allen and Mrs. Henry Lee. Seminole Tissue 4 rolls 2Sc Miss Janney are expected to accom­ . Mr. and Mrs. Joe Raymond and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Denhlson and FRESH FRUrrS and TBGETABLES pany the class on this trip. and Mrs. Edgar Squires of Ypsilantl daughter Jean of Holt were Monday Apple Butter 3s-o«. j.r 15c were Sunday guests of their parents, evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. David Bananas Golden Yellow 3 lbs. 17c Country Club - a rich imooth blend F. F. A. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Squires. Bennett. Pineapple Ripe Cuban Size 24 15c ea. The monthly meeting of the F. F. Mr. and Mrs. Alvln May and family The U-Go-I-Go pedro club will meet Canvas Gloves 2 pair* 15c A. was held Wednesday evening at the of Stockbridge were week end visit- Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Head Lettuce fresh and crisp 2 for 15c Closely Icnit writtt school bouse. This was the annual ofs of the Iatter's parents, Mr. and David Bennett. Lemons large yellow 29c doz. meeting of the year, and election of Mrs. Alfred Aseltine., Eldred Yerks spent the week end officers was the big feature of the A special Mother's Day sermon was In Lansing with Gerald Felghner, meeting and will be announced next delivered by Rev. E. B. Dixon and Lyle Aseltine spent the week end PENN-RAD "^r" 99e week. Most of the evening was spepial music was enjoyed at the with Raymond Reynolds. ^ strictly business although a few Methodist church Sunday. Mrs. B. George Gorham spent the week end Tka Gnat Atlanlie & Padfk T«a Co. 100% Pure P«nni|rlv«ni« — Li(ht, mmlluin or heavy games were played and light refresh­ Densmore was presented a beautiful with bis parents, Mr., and Mrs. C. ments served. bouquet of flowers for being the oldest Qorham at White Cloud. INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1933 Pife Five

dead teeth, with definite destruction milk, 36.80 lbs. fat; (3) Clarence KU- & Byrum, Grade Holstein, 1635 lbs. Sunday evening with Mr. and Mr«. O. Telephone Service Is Smith. of bone at their root tips, showed in­ burn, 11 cows. Grade Holsteins, 985 mUk, 52.1 lbs. fat; (2) Charles Davis, Four ''Vmii Comcrt fection. When there was no X-ray . By Ml*. Edd MaOca • Mrs. John. Runyon and grand SLAT'S DIARY Established To India lbs. milk, 36.55 lbs. fat; (4) J. H. Un­ Grade Holstein. 1260 lbs. milk, 50.4 By ROSS FARQCHAR evidence of infection but the. teeth derwood, 11 cows, Grade, Holsteins, lbs. fat; (3) Charles Davis, Grade daughter, Neva Sanders, visited Mr. were otherwise diseased or pulpless and Mrs. W. F. Roberts of Lansing, 873 lbs. milk, 36.54 M. fat; (5) Dr. C. Holstein, 1353 lbs. milk, 50.1 lbs. fat. TRANS-ATLANTIC SERVICE EX­ (dead), 84 per cent showed infection. A. Stimson, 19 cows. Purebred and Mrs. Clare Smith attended a party Saturday. TENDED TO ASIA. iJnder Ave years: (1) Burdette Thursday at the borne ot Mrs. Stanley The susceptibility of the body to in­ Grade Holsteins, 1040 lbs. milk, 35.4 Bateman, Purebred Holstein, 1680 lbs. Friday—Mrs. U. L. Frett has re lbs. fat; (6) Freshour & Son, 12 cows. Voss, near Williamston. turned back frum a Yuropene trip and Regular telephone communication fections or what might be called sys­ milk, 60.5 lbs. fat; (2) Ralph Darling, temic diseases, which we know as Purebred Holsteins, 976 lbs. milk, Purebred Holstein, 1659 lbs. milk, 56.4 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mullen were Wed­ East Alaiedon and West she was up here at between the United States and India 35.23 lbs. fat; (7) Ralph Darling, 22 nesday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wheatfield are bouse this evn- was established last Tuesday through rheumatism or arthritis and neuritis, lbs. fat; (3) Ralph Darling, Purebred seems to depend upon the relative im­ cows. Purebred & Grade Holsteins, Earl Osborne, of Dansville. By Mn. Lyle Hayhoe ing to tawk about the co-operation of the American 1055 lbs. milk, 34.0 lbs. fat; (8) Cable Holstein, 1713 lbs. milk, 54,8 lbs, fat;- Mrs. Lural Jordan has had an oper­ her trip a Broad. Telephone & Telegraph Co. and the munity of the Individual to the'on­ (4) Whitney Bros,, Purebred Holstein, slaughts of Infection's. & Byrum, 20 cows. Grade Holsteins, ation and is much better at present. Sbe told Ant Em­ British postoffice, it is announced by 954 lbs. milk, 33.21 lbs. fat. 1437 lbs. milk, 53.1 lbs. fat. Mrs. Sawyer is spending the sum­ Mr, and Mrs. Alva Campbell were my and ma and pa officials of the Michigan Bell Tele­ As often as one bears of apparently Mature Class, five years and over: remarkable cures following the re­ Beeman and Wilson of Onondaga mer with her daughter, Mrs. L. E. in Lansing, Thursday. & I about Lunden phone company. (1) Beeman & Wilson, Grade Holstein, and Parrls and Pe- In addition to United States tele­ moval of diseased teeth, one hears of township are owners of the high cows, 1176 lbs. milk, 76.4 lbs. fat; (2) Cable Otis. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ballard and chil­ an unusually high-testing Holstein, dren spent Friday evening with Frank tro, a town in Rus- phones, the service embraces those in cases which have not been helped hi & Byrum, Grade Holstein, 1662 lbs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mullen spent Sun­ the slightest. Such cases seem to re­ that gave 1176 pounds of 6,5 milk milk, 68,1 lbs. fat; (3) Freshour & Hayhoe. hie and Venice, she Canada, Cuba and Mexico, At the day in Lansing with Mr. and Mrs. diddent 'care so distant end it wil be limited to the fute the statement that dead teeth thus figuring 76,4 pounds of fat. Be­ Son, Purebred Holstein, 2106 lbs. milk, Paul Cross.' Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin spent mutch for Venice telephone systems of Bombay and which are infected cause systemic dis­ low are listed several of the highest 67.4 lbs. fat. Frank Mullen and sister were In Wednesday afternoon with Sherm becuz they was Poena for the present, A three-min­ ease. Such_an argument may be an­ cowi in the various age divisions. Laingsburg, Tuesday afternoon. Campbell. haveing a spell of ute conversation between any point in swered in two ways. Many diseases Under three years: (1) Clarence Mrs. Roy Parks was in Lansing Charles Otis and R. Parker visited high water wile she Michigan and either of those cities are not caused by diseased teeth, and Kllburn, Grade Holstein, 1248 lbs, of Will take in Tuesday and called at the St. Law- Frank Collar, last week. was there and evry will cost $48, with $16 for each addi- it is foolish to look upon the removal milk, 49,9 lbs, fat; (2) Clyde Snow, irence hospital to see Mrs. Lural Jor­ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Haskell and buddy had to go tfonal minute. of teeth as a cure-all; also, very often Jr,, Grade Jersey, 825 lbs, milk, 48,7 WOOL dan. family spent Saturday evening with round in boats. India, the fifty-second country to be the progress of the disease is so ad­ lbs, fat; (3) Ralph Darling, Purebred Roy Parks and Lester were in Ma­ Prank Hayhoe. Saterday — Wile brought within telephone reach of the vanced that the removal of the pri­ Holstein, 1329 lbs, milk, 46,5 lbs, fat; Every day at store son, Friday afternoon. Charlotte, Lee and Orin Wilkins ma was shopping United States, will be the third coun­ mary cause does not cure the disease. (4) Beeman & Wilson, Purebred Hoi-, C. W. Couch & Son this morning a try of Asia to be included in the net­ In other words, the result of a certain stein, 1083 lbs, milk, 45,5 lbs, fat, ' Mrs. Grace Kinney, Mrs. Vina Frost called on their grandparents, Mr..and Located In former Chevrolet garage and Mrs. Jessie Mullen were in Mason Mrs. T. J. Corner, Sunday. man spoke to her work, connections with Slam and Pal­ infectious process has become an ac­ Under four years: (1) A. J. Cable! tual disease entity Itself. Friday and attended achievement day. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McFarren of and finely ma sed estine having already been establish- Bath, spent the week end with their dont beleave I rimember who you _ed. American subscribers now may parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Otis. are and he replyed and sed he rimem- talk with more than 92 per cent of Question!) and An.swcrs bered her very well, he sed, I never the world's telephones, as well as with Bateman Neighborhood Sherm Campbell and family spent Mrs. C. S.—What is the cause, sym­ Hotels Madison-Lenox Invite You terget a face witch I have carryed 20 liners on the high seas. By Eilna Casi>er Saturday evening with Edith Shower ptoms and treatment of hypothyroid­ Garbage for and then ma reckoleckt to make your headquarters with them on your next visit to man. who it was all rite. ism? Miss Ellen Haskell has the measles. Answer—The diagnosis is made by Detroit—whether for a few hours or days. You can take a Mrs, Dcbuhl and son Burnell Frank­ Margaret, Claudine Hayhoe and Sunday—well Ant Emmy has went HEALTH AND HYGIENE a general examination and a meta­ room for a few hours at a reduced rate during the day. Many lin of Lansing, spent Friday evening Marjorle Campbell attended the future down to the country for the week and with Guy Bateman and family. its very very Loansome here at are bolism test by your family physician. shoppers find this a great convenience. You will feel per­ homemakers meeting Wednesday eve­ If the condition is present, thyroid A number of college students from ning. house with out Ant Emmy. Unkel Hen fectly at home here and you are always welcome, whether is wirryed about the morgage on the gland extract is taken by mouth, un­ Michigan State college visited the Mrs. Alta LaRowe and Alice and Infected Teeth der the direction of a physician. The you take a room or not. Garage and parking grounds ad­ beaver dam on the John Casper farm, Mrs. Anna Smith and Velma West farm and the taxes &, evry thing so Infected and diseased teeth very jacent. Ant Emmy is a helping him wirry. response to treatment usually is ex­ Friday. called on Mrs. Ed Ballard, Friday. often are the cause of grave physical cellent. Mr. and Mrs. John Casper visited Miss West stayed in the afternoon. Munday—Gus Grimes says he has disorders at points in the body other Room rates from $1.50 up Mr. and Mrs. Donald Merchison of Mrs, Ballard and Miss West attended rote two letters to sum rellatives but than the mouth. This is not a newly Aurelius, Sunday evening. achievement day at Mason, he is not going to by enny Stamps for discovered idea, but during the last Mr, and Mrs. Ray Hayhoe and chil­ them entil they appoint the new Dem­ decade the theory, first discussed by High Producing Herd Z, C, Lewis spent Saturday evening dren spent Sunday evening with their ocrat post master. Hippocrates in 460 B. C, has been with Mr, and Mrs, John Casper. Owned By B. Bateman brother, Frank Hayhoe, and family. Teusday—Pa all ways argued that proved and substantiated both in the Mrs, Harold Smith and Mrs, Alvin Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sage spent the 1 mans wird was as good as anuthers research laboratory and by actual re­ Smith visited Mrs, John Casper, Wed­ week end at the Campbell home. sults in everyday life. No oUrSTANDING RECORDS ARE but he changed his mind today when GENERAL ® ELECTRIC nesday, Mr. and Mrs. George Lowe and son he was hailed into police court up at The discovery of the X-ray did MADE DURING APRIL. Peter Casper called on his brother, and Mrs. Jane Rector visited al; S, the city and a motor cop testyfyed vs,. much to call attention to diseased Campbell's, John Casper, Sunday. him on a charge of speeding. teeth as a cause of systemic troubles. Of the 274 cows reported by Tester Mrs, Rector remained at the Camp­ By means of the X-ray certain chang­ Mr. and Mrs. Judson Smith and son Wcnsday—Slim was tawking in Glenn Jacobs as being on test during Refngetatot Bernard spent Sunday with Mrs, bell home. She has been visiting at es, which can be caused only by the the April round of the Mason-Ing­ the Lowe home, class today about Eagles and he ^ed presence of actively growing bacteria, Catherine Potter, he thot if are govemint was patryotlc ham Dairy Herd Improvement associ­ Elmer Otis and family spent Sun­ may be observed at the roots of the Mrs, Guy Bateman and daughter they wood try to get sum kind of ation 23 were credited with fat pro­ day with Frank Collar, teeth. While it is true that the bac­ Evelyn spent Monday with her moth­ tonick so the Eagles woodent get bald. duction of 50 pounds or more and 43 There is a General Electric for every purpose, every purse er, Mrs, Robert Leonard, of Holt, Herbert Rector and family of Lan­ teria are entirely too small to be seen Thlrsday—well I pinned the teecher yielded above 1250 pounds of milk. Mr, and Mrs, E, F, MacReckard. en­ sing, visited Sherm Campbell, Sunday, on the X-ray picture, certain changes Most of the animals are now on pas­ —including the Standard Monitor Top models and the new Mrs, Jane Rector returned home with down today and ast her whut kind of in the tooth or in the surrounding tis­ joyed Mother's Day with an old fam­ a grade it looked like I was a going ture but turning out has been delayed ily friend," Mrs, Phoebe Huntley, of them. sues can be seen when they have been because of soft ground and a growing 10-star G-E which carry the unparalleled four year service to get in the final test and she sed. particularly active. Corunna, Mrs, Huntley is 90 years old, Well youd be siprized. So mebby I realization tha.t grass has little food Zack Lewis called at the MacReck­ However, the absence of definite de­ value until it gets a good start. plan of General Electric, the world's largest electrical man­ Dorris Neighborhood am a going to pass after all. Well I struction of the bone tissue at the ard farm Sunday, hope so I am getting fed up on this No particularly high records wpre , Glen Robinson of Lansing, called on By Mrs. Bosalo Lewis ends of dead teeth does not mean that ufacturer. grade with all the kids in it so mutch such teeth are not infected. Actual made during the period as most of the Guy Bateman,and family one day last yunger than me. cows freshened during the fall and week, results in the cure of disease prove Mr, and Mrs, Bruce McMyler and differently and cultures taken of such early winter. Burdette Bateman, Au­ Oscar Hanchat of Lansing, spent A NEW GENERAL ELECTRIC children spent the week end with rel­ sing, and Carl Albert and Richard teeth show, when incubated, colonies relius township, had high herd aver­ Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin atives in Williamston, age with his herd of 14 Holsteins. Smith. Schrader of Dewitt, spent Sunday of bacteria. ME6, Floyd Baldwin and Mrs, Wil­ with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Many investigators including Drs. They averaged 985 pounds of milk $99.50 Newton Uber had the misfortune to and 37.5 of fat. bi'cak his arm while cranking a car, liams visited DuBois school Friday Schrader. Austin and Cook have published their A, P, Dean called on J, R, Smith, and were nlso callers of Mrs, J, Pot­ Mrs. A. H. Dillon .was a Sunday findings in studies ot this subject. In Three other herds averaged 36 lbs. Sunday, ter, caller of Bessie Lewis. one hundred cultures taken from nor­ as shown by the following list, (1) Mr, and Mrs, H, A, Smitli enter­ Elmo Dobie .and Edgar Daft were Mrs. Clifford Smyth entertained on mally healthy teeth there were prac­ Burdette Bateman, -14 cows, Purebred R.B. WALLACE Wednesday callers of Jesse Swarts, Wednesday evening at six o'clock din­ tically no bacteria present except & Grade Holsteins, 985 lbs, of milk, tained as Mother Day guests, Mr, and Phone 204 311 N. Cedar Street Mrs, Jolin Runyon, Mr, and Mrs, Al­ Paul Eddy is helping Robert Sch- ner in honor of Miss Pryard, it being when other teeth in the mouth were 37.5 lbs, fat; (2) Whitney Bros,, 10 vin Smith and Miss Nevst Sanders, i-ader re-roof his house, Miss Pyard's birthday and with Mr. infected. Ninety-four per cent of the cows. Purebred Holsteins, 1000 lbs. Sylvia Schrader and Bessie Lewis Mr, and Mrs, E, F, MacReckard Pyard and Mr. and Mrs, C, Smyth wei-"e Wednesday callers ot D, Pryor woi-e at Die Tom Lange farm Satur­ spent the evening in Lansing, and Mrs, Ivan Cummins and Gaylc of day evening, Frank Remington and Lylla Parker Lansing, Mrs, Joliu Casper called on Mrs, J, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr, Jesse Swarts was a Wednesday Runyon one afternoon last week, :uid Mrs. Seth Parker and family, caller of Harry Harrington and Joe Mr, and Mrs, Judson Stnitli spent Mr, and Mrs, Seth Parker and fam­ Hefner of Mason, and spent from ily with Sylvia Schrader spent Friday Wednesd.ay until Saturday with Elmo evening with Bruce McMyler. Dobie and attended revival meetings Mrs. Thomas Rathbone is confined In Mason, to her bed by illness. Dr. D. R. Lethbridge Mrs. Bruce McMyler and children Jessie Swarts was a Saturday call­ spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. er of A. Powell. DENTISTRY—X-RAYS Soth Parker. Mrs. Lechler of Williamston, spent Office over Dart National Bank Miss Lylla Parker of Dansville, and Thursday with her sister, Mrs. Bruce Mrs. Seth Parker were Sunday after­ McMyler. Mason—Telephone 202 noon caller's Of Bessie Lewis. Mary Schrader was a Thursday Office Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 5 caller of her sister at the Bessie Lew­ Use Liine Sparingly, Evenings by appointment is home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conley of Lan- Soils Expert Warns

KEEP LIME OFF L.\WNS UNLESS TESTS SHOW NEED. Special Showing of Men's and Young Mens* At a recent meeting of the Mason Woman's club Dr. C, E, Millar, head ot the soils department at Michigan State college, discussed the proper SPRING SUITS soils-for gardens and lawns. Because of the interest shown at the meeting H, H, Barnum, county extension agent, was asked by the Ingham County News to prepare the following summary of the talk. Dr. Millar, being head of the Michi­ gan State college soils department, discussed that phase of gardening rather than varieties, cultural prac­ tices and the like. And after all, a good soil Is basic to flower and vege­ table gardening as well as to general farming. Correct physical condition, plenty of water, and plenty of plant fdod were given as three of the most imft^rcant needs of a good garden soil. To ob­ tain the first, considerable time ••and work may . be required. Sandy soils may require the addition of clay to be satisfactory while clay soils may be benefitted by the addition of sand. Such mixing will take several years to be complete and is practical for small areas only. Many garden soils will be benefitted by the plowing or spad­ ing under of green manure or by the •use of compost. In answer to questions concerning- the use of lime on lawns Dr. Millar stated that its application was not ad­ visable except where the soil was strongly acid. Because Kentucky Blue Grass, our most common lawn grass. Is native to a! limestone soil the impression has been quite general that lawns should be limed. Investi­ gations have shown that the grass will db equally well on soils that are neu­ These suits are of fine worsted tral in,reaction or of medium acidity. Bringing the lawn soil to an alkaline materials, cut in the latest styles. condition often encourages'the growth Most of them have silk linings. of certain weeds hence lihie may be actually detrimental. Its use is al­ These suits were bought to sell for ways to be discouraged unless a soil test (available at the extension office) more money but for a short time shows the soil to be strongly acid or sour. we are offering them at the special As regards lawn and garden fertil­ price of $15.00. izer, an analysis of 8-10-6, 6-8-6, or one of that general make-up was ad­ vised. (6-8-6 Is available in Mason.) Bone meal,' while a good material, was A thrilling getaway that puts you In the lead... not particularly recommended as it WHITE DRESS SHIRTS contains little nitrogen and is higher followed by a smooth flow of knockless power in price than more readily available Gooa shirts that will launder well. Tailored to fit comfortably fertilizeis. that keeps you there ... makes Blue Sunoco $1.00 to $1.50 In regard to watering, a thorough soaking f>nce per week or thereabouts "The' PASS-word of the Road!" All petroleum. was said to be much better than a Dress Shirts, all the latest shades, $1 and $1.50 LOWELl THOMAS light application daily. The use of No foreign substance added . . . none needed. canvas hose where the water trickles lUNOCO NIWI void Ot INI #1* . CHENEY NECKWEAR through is especially adapted to gar­ Premium perforpiance ... at regular gas price. •.4t P.M. (ASrCRN OAYtlCNr TfMI MON. fo rai.->ov«r NIC - WJI (hain In the new colors, plaids and spring shades'^ den irrigation as in open soil an ordi­ nary hose causes washing and pacH- ing. 50c, 75c, $1.00 H8GH TEST, KNOCKLESS ACTION •un If Chas. Welsh, city, will bring this "INTERWOVEN" HOSE item to the NEWS office, he will be SUNOBCO JUNOCO Silk hose in plain and fancy shades at given a free admission ticket to the Mason Theatre. . . . af regular gas price • . . sMDTDiinili, 25c, 35c, 50c , BETRAYED BY SOUND Teacher—Give several words ending in "CUB" and'explain the meaning. For HARRY E. NEELY example—Hazardoui—full of hazard. Pupil—Plout—full of pie. Page Six INGHAM CQUNTX NiW3, IMASQN; MICHIQA^ TmJRSDAYr MAY 18, lfll33

Sales Tax Measure Is First inaugural Address Passed By House 4

(Continued from Page 1) to local school and welfare require­ ments. That is near enough for any LIVESTOCK—TOOLS new tax measure where more than 50 TTiis Message is Strhdght million is required and a bill on which FOR S,^LE—Choice of four good hor­ no man can guess within 25 million of ses, George'H, Ellison, first farm what it will produce. - west of state game farm.", ,19-tf Debate Plans After weeks of casual consideration From the Shoulder FOR SALE—30 work horses at our of the Southworth bill the house com­ farm in Stockbridge, A number of mittee finally had turned definitely well matched teams, bays, greys from the professorial plan to the Illi­ and blacks, A good sorrel mare nois and Mississippi plans contained The last three years has been the most severe test and plenty., of others that will in other bills Introduced, They were please. If you buy from us they about to release a workable and satis­ the banks of the United States ever had. arc guaranteed, J. A. Mitteer & factory bill for consideration by the Son, Stockbridge, 19w2 house wlien the governor appeared in Only the strongest and best managed banks have their midst with the plea that out of FO SALE—10 head of good farm regard for and In consideration of the withstood this test. horses, ranging from 800 to 1800 great amount of work done by the lbs, . Come see them work and buy college professors, he wanted the something you.know is O. K, C, H, Southworth bill reported out "as Is", ALL THREE Mason banks opened for business the Watt on. game farm road, 20wl Then he called a meeting of all house FIRST DAY POSSIBLE under federal holiday orders. FOR SALE—Good work horse, cheap, democrats and made an appealing de­ mand that every one line up and vote C, Shopbell, Leslie, R, 3, One mile for the bill just as it was. He would north of Felt Plains church, wlp be greatly embarrassed, personally, Whether or not you had a single cent in them, the and greatly grieved if otherwise, he Is FOR SALE—Six horses, cows, 2 farm •rlie oriKlrmi hiwulwrlllen co|»y "of oeorge Wnshlnnton's llrst Inaugural fact that Mason banks DID open and ARE proven wagons, two Oliver No, 43 walking reported by democrats as pleading. nddi'ess In 1679 Mas Just been discovered among old documents In the senate They consented. Incidentally the gov­ plows, riding cultivator. A, Green, strong and sound is IMPORTANT to you. ] 1-2 miles west and 1-2 mile south files by .liii) I'resion. lihriirian. Mr. Preston Is seen above siiowina the docu­ ernor intimated he had more con­ of Holt, 20w2p ment to I'j, A, lialscy, K(H.'rctary nt tlie senate. fidence in the senate tax experts than in the house members of his party and This community has NOT been forced to use scrip; he would much prefer that the senate FOR SALE—Check-row corn planter, ACCUSED JUDGE R, C, Dart, 20wl receive the Southworth bill and then its business has NOT been paralyzed; it is generally rewrite a bill of their own as a sub­ HOLT FOR SALE—Chester white boar, 2 stitute. In fact it is known that sen­ acknowledged throughout the state that this is a MOST years old, eligible to register. Price By l^lrs. James P. King ate members got the word to begin ,');8, R. 0, Reese, R, 2, 20wlp the draft of a new tax measure even FORTUNATE community. before the house had begun consider­ FOR sale!—Holstein bull, exception­ ation of the Southworth measure. Several members of the Holt Wom­ ally good one, two years old, for In view of what has happened, we believe Mason snle or trade for horse or young an's club attended the county federa­ tion of women's clubs at Onondaga on Naturally republican members did cattle. Also good panel delivery not like this program Among their banks are entitled to your confidence. truck and plenty of good seed buck­ Wednesday, On Wednesday, May 10, a local bus members are several who know their wheat, H, Kolley, Leslie R, 3, or taxes. They have studied tax laws was chartered to make the trip to Banks are vital to the business of a community. Your lii'st house south of Felt Plains and tax theories for years. They want­ church on Meridian road, Lapeer, carrying a company of Lan­ sing nurses, for the day. Bob John­ ed an opportunity, to put some of their money in a sound bank makes a GOOD community a son was the driver. ideas and theories to the test. Every FOR SALE~One work horse, white, effort was made to substitute a weight about I'lOO, One cream col­ The regular meeting of the Com­ BETTER one. munity Council was postponed from straight sales tax-bill for the abortion ored saddle pony, western, weight known as the Southworth bill. Dozens about 900 lbs, also lieavy stock sad­ the regular time of the third Tuesday night of the month until May 23, Mrs, of democrats opposed the measure but dle. One Guernsey and Holstein wanted to please their governor, .and milk cow, fresh this spring, for first iCeith Odle has charge of the program and has promised a one act play with then too a lot of patronage is still at time. One six fork grain binder, stake and one cannot afford to. dis­ the following taking part: Mrs, E, A, Tliese men are members of tlie Boaid one broad tired wagon and a few please the front office. THE small tools. See Mrs, Fannie Starr, Runkcl, Mrs, Howard Chappell, Mrs, of tliis strong Banl{: ,'),'i2,West Maple St, . 20wlp Geo, Froedtert, Mrs, Alf Walters, Mrs, The republicans put on a good show. Ward Newman, Mrs, Hicks, Mrs, Rina Every amendment offered was voted A, J, Hhll L, T, Lnaonby J, U. nhktfr FOR SALE—Pigs, six weeks old, Lott, Mrs, Roy AUdever and Mrs, K, down in committee of the whole but L, B, McArthur L, H, lUrrison A, G, Wilson Farmers Bank IfL.'jO each, C, L, and Heber Hulett, Odle, In addition tliese will be a male they kept on offering them wherever A, McDomtld L, R, Whito Mac VnuRltn J, E, Taylor E, M. Snilsbury II, E, Necly MEMBER OF FEDERAL RESERVE Oltemos, 20wl cjuartette and a ladies' trio. one could be attached which would in N. N, Roufie J, B. Dcnn Regular Rebekah meeting will oc­ any way improve the bill to say noth­ SYSTEM FOR SALE—Sow and pigs; Across cur again on Monday evening, May 22, ing of some strategic attempts to from Mason golf club house, J, W, Tlie tVIay Robekali birthday dinner mutilate the bill so the democrats Gl-ant, 20wlp will be enjoyed on Wednesday, May Federal Judge James A. Lowell of would forget their promises and vote 21, in the I, O, O, F, hall. Boston wIio,so imponchiiient by con- on the merits of the measure. It was with his^ parents, Mr, and Mrs, Lou Legal Notice FOR SALli^—Nine six-weeks-old pigs. Thompson, Mr, and Mrs, James King are spend­ all to no effect and eventually on final DuBois Neigliborliood Also one red boar, R, M, Kiipat- g'oss was nsiced because lie freed Lyle Laycock, Ethel Arend and Mar- MOKTfiAfiE SAI.,IC ing a couple of weeks with her uncle, passage, when the democrats could be By Mrs. Glen Every rick, tVTason, R, 2, S'/t. miles south Georf;o Crawfoi'd, colored, who was jorie Warner spent Wednesday on a No. 328-lf'f-A Henry Austin, near Eckford, put on record, Rep, Hartman, repub­ Derfftflt Ifffvihg litfen fhffile ih Iho coiftlitiohs of Mason on Barnes street, 20wl wanted in Virginia on n cliai-ge of mur­ trip to Detroit with their graduating of If t'erlftih fnurtghgo hifule by Oltfff T, Piht-h Mrs, Marise Sawyer is now located der. Tlie judge bused Ills action on lican floor leader, offered as a substi­ fffffl Ilftffol May riffcif, lfffsi,fth() ffihl wife, tt> tute a straight three per cent sales Mrs. Gerald Potter and Mrs, .lohn class of Okemos, in the Alvin Hartig home on East Del­ the fact that negroes are not allowed tile Cfflfiiol Sftvifftts & l.*O'*O.'>**0"«»«.'»"0"«',t-<.«0->-l-»O"O-«"O"<"f Michigfiif, off life lilUf ilffy of Aumfst, lllllff, li;i,25 per bushel of S6 lbs., shelled, would 1)0 reversed by tlie Supreme voted "no',' but there were enough Mother's Day. Harriet Potter and ters including Mesdames Arend, War­ iff LibQr ;{:13 of MortgftKes, off I'fftve 7, off Emory Jewett, 19w2 t Dist. No. 6 and Vicinity j court. without them and so the measure is Harriet Jane Lay took part in the pro­ ner, Larner, Palen and Laycock at­ which morlghgo thef-e is clhifncfl lo lie litfe ht t By iMrs. Carl Wolf f gram. tended the mother and daughter ban­ llfc.dffttf of this ffoticc, for ifrfffcflfal had fh- now before the senate where it will tof-osl, tife stfhf of l51'J.lii,-LS, ithfl an iittorffey'.s FOR SALE — Early seed potatoes, ' 0. • • a • • 0 ••0*' 0" 0**0**0 receive little if any attention, A new - Mrs. Floyd Baldwin and Myla and quet at Okemos last Friday evening. -foe' fjf $3.',.lflf ffs l>f-ovitic'fl for by ^Ifttv, ftihl ho Irish cobblei'S and Early Six weeks, The school is enjoying a piano pre­ sfftt of: iif-oceeiliiff.; fit Iftw iiftvihg Iteeh ihstiuletl Mr, and Mrs, Orville Shaw enter­ Dansville Resident measure will be ready for substitution Doris spent Sunday in Leslie with her to f'fjcover life fftoffcys secffroti by said fftort- Percy Folcr &. Sons, Evergreen tained Mr, and Mrs, Byron Wiegman eariy next week it is promised. parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Evans, sented to them by Mrs, Emma Wright Kffgcj 'of- ftiiy ifftf-t (hef-e«f, Nursery, 18-tf of Holt, Sunday, Dies At Farm Home Mr, and Mrs, Ivan Potter and Mrs, of Lansing, I Notice is hefcby given, tiiht by virtue ot the Meanwhile committees are clearing Each of the school children present­ Ifpw'tir of sffle contftfhefl fh sftifl hfortgftgo, fffffl Mr, and Mrs, Glenn Ackley visited decks for final adjournment. Bills are Marcla Palen and Mrs, Roebuck were the .ithlfflo Ih sih.-h cffse ffffftle hhd iff-ovlflefl, off IfOR SALE—Early Ohio potatoes for Sunday guests of Mr, and'Mrs, Wil­ ed their mothers with either a picture seed, alfalfa hay and timothy hay.- Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Hale, Sunday, MRS. FRANK MANN PASSES AFT­ being either pigeonholed for good or the lith tlfty or Atfgffst, ii)33, ht iOfllO o'clock Mr, and Mrs, Fred Ackley and Mr, ER LONG ILLNESS. liam DeLammater, or a May basket filled with flowers iff Ihu fof'eifooh, tife ffnfiof-sigifod wii), ftt life Wanted—a 12x30 or 12x30 silo in sent to the floor with' and without for Mother's Day, north'ffofit floor of the City Ilffll, ih the City and Mrs, Guy Ackley visited Mrs, G, Mr, and Mrs, John Potter and good condition, Fred Hampton, support. The W, A, L, A, S, will meet with or-'C.ffhsing, Iffghffhf Coffhty, Michigah, thftt Leslie, Phone 219-F23, 19-tf Ackley's parents, Sunday, Funeral services will be held at the Phyllis ' caled on. Mrs, Cass Potter, ;lfelhK ft iflffco tvhof-o tho Cif-cuit Coffrt for the Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Oakley enter­ farm home Saturday afternoon at two Mrs, Florence Cox on Braman Ave,, .Co'ufity of Ihghhm is Ifclfl, soil ht ifublic ftuc- Sunday morning, this Thursday for potluck dinner. tloh,' 'lo life highest lilihler, the Df-cfni.sos flo- FOR SALE—Good clover hay, reason­ tained Mrs, Oakley's parents and fam­ o'clock for Mrs, Frank Mann, 75, who Federal Farm Act Will Wourt Every and Joyce and Ed scrlbefl In sftifl ihorighgc, or so fnifclf thef-eof able price, G miles north of Mason ily for Mother's Day, passed away Wednesday night at her Tejkle and Lawrence Every and fam­ ffH hiffy ifo ffcco.ssftry to ifffy the ffntoffht. so ffs Fred Breiiner spent Saturday in home near Dansville after an illness Aid Michigan Farmers ftftff-osffffi fifft? off sffffi nfof-tghge, witif set'cff on county highway No, 511, M, R, ily and Mr, and Mrs, Earl Otis, Mrs, Dist. No. 7, Wiiite Oaii Ifor cuht ifflef-est, fthd hll legal costs, together Knickerbocker, 20wlp Holland at the tulip festival. of several months. She was taken ill W, W, Everett and Don and Chas, and By Mrs. F. C. Kendrlck with sffiii ffttorffey's foe, which sftid pf-cfiflses Mrs, George Riggs and children in July with a stroke and for the past (Continued from first page) Mrs, Emma Heit spent Mother's Day fff-Q tiescrilfeil iff sftifl fnortgftgc ffs follows; FOR SALE—Certified Polar Yellow spent Sunday With Herman Eifert, two months has been confined to"" her Henry A, Wallace, secretary of agri­ with Mr, and Mrs, Glen Every and The North Ohe-hftir C/j) of [.ot Eighteoh Dent seed corn, ?2,00 per bu,, SG lbs, George Brown of Trowbridge, spent bed in a helpless condition, culture. family, Mrs, Mary Kendrlck returned home d,S) lilock Two (2) of Hall's Aflflitloh to the slielled and graded. A, W, Jewett, the week .end with Carl Wolf. Ida Whipple was born in New York City of [-.ftffslffg, MiclfigftfL The Sofftif Thf-ce Definite plans for the estal^llshment Mr, and Mrs, Eldridge Loclwood Monday very much improved after and ohe-hfflf (Sf/j) feet of the West Eighty- Jr, 20w2 state on March 15, 1858, and came to of governing bodies in the state and and son Charles spent Sunday in Lan­ staying with her children in Albion, foffr (S-i) feet ol^ the ftlfovo tlcscf-itfefl ifronifscs Michigan in 1860 at the age of two in the counties could not be made un­ sing, Mr, and Mrs, C, W, Benjamin and Mr, to 1)0 fisetl iif common with the Nof-th Tlffee I^OR SALE—We offer a complete line Rolfe Community years and settled with her parents on hhd One-halt V.iYj) feet of the West Eighty- ' of perennials, vegetable and flower til the passage- of the federal law, and Mr, and Mrs, John Evans and fam­ and Mrs, Donald Hunt, four (cet of |)f-opcrty fuijolhihg on tho South By Miss Elma Fetters the farm now occupied by Herman this passage is so recent that com­ ily and Mr, and Mrs, Martin Fair Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Lohr were in for joint df'lvowffy ifurifoscs, plants for your garden, porch boxes •4 Mann in Ingham township. She mar­ and Decoration Day, A, W, Jewett plete plans are not yet available, A were Sunday evening guests of Mr, WiUiamston, Monday. Dftled Mffy IS. in.l.'L ried Frank Mann on April 21, 1874, preliminary announcement stated, and Mrs, Floyd Baldwin and family. Mr. and Mrs, Jess Bautman and CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY, Jr, 20 w2 Mr. and Mrs, Curtis Parker of Gulf and for a few years after their mar­ Mortgffgoo, Lake, visited Mr, and Mrs, Stanley however, that one farmer will be a The German school ball team play­ family visited Wells Skmner of Char­ CUMMINS & CUMMINS, Atlornoys for FOR SALE—Yellow Dent seed corn, riage they resided in Stockbridge later member of the five-man state board of ed the DuBois ball team at the Du­ lotte, recently, Mortgagee, ,106 Capitol Sftvings & Loan Mifilil- Hazel and family, Tuesday, I moving to the present farm where 98 7o germination. Phone 138F22, control. Bois school Tuesday after school. The Mr, and Mrs, C, W, Benjamin were ing, Lansing, Michigan, 20wl3 Mr, and Mrs, E, H, Field spent Sun­ ,.they have since resided with the ex­ Mrs. Emma Darrow. 20-lp DuBois won, Monday callers of her parents, Mr, day with Mr, and Mrs, Harry Herring- ception of four years spent in Mason, In addition it has been suggested If Mrs. C. P. Mickelson, city, will and Mrs, F, C, Kendrick, ton of Leslie, I They returned to the farm nine years that a member of the state extension Mr, and Mrs, Roy Dresser and bring this item to the NEWS ofl:lce, ,^Mr, and Mrs, Fred Shreve and fam­ ago, service, which has worked with all Homer Otis and Miss Ina Darling Mr, and Mrs, Eugene Lohr visited she will be given a free- admission Miscellaneous 1 ily of East Lansing, called on Mr. and farm ofganlzatlons for years, shall be called on Glen Every, Sunday after­ his mother, Mrs, L, Gilson, of St, ticket to the Mason Theatre. , Mrs, Mann is survived by two noon, Johns, recently, Mrs, J. T, Hadwin, Sunday. ' daughters; Mrs, Loyd Ferguson of a member of the board. Another sug­ FOR SALE—Wood, $1.25 per cord at , Joyce Every, Myla Baldwin, Harriet Mr, and Mrs, L, Gilson of St, Johns, Mr. and Mrs. J, W, Tucker and , Mason, and Mrs. Henry Peterson of gested farm representative on the Nitt—Being big-headed hever got the woods, green or dry wood. On Lay and Glen Speer will write the and Mrs. L. Lohr of Holland, called Florence of Mason, and Mr. and l^rs. , Grand Haven, and one son, Herman board is the state commissioner of ag­ anybody anywhere. Hewos farm on game farm road. Ip seventh grade exams at Mason, on their son and brother, recently. Frank Fetters and Franklin spent Mann, of Dansville, besides her hus­ riculture, ^ho is appointed to repre­ Witt—How about the guy who pass Sunday with their sister, Mrs, I, C, sent the farm interests of the state. Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hunt and es the hat? •- f, • , f; FOR SALE —Giant Bronze turkey band, Frank Mann, - Five grandchil­ Robert visited her father, F. C. Kend­ Ort, and family, near Hudson, dren also survive. The other two suggested members are Mr, and Mrs, Will DeLammater are eggs, also poults, one breeding gob­ the governor and the chief justice of spending a few days in Brooklyn, rick, recently. bler. E. F, Henniker, mile east The Rolfe school will close Friday, Ruth Speer will write the 7th grade the supreme court. Mr. and'Mrs. Lawrence Every and Margaret Scripter spent this week of Holt bank, 19w3p end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, examination Thursday and Donald Boy Scout Work Is The membership of this board is not sons of Mason, called on Mr. and Mrs. E, Scripter, FOR SALE—10 frame bee hives. Hadwin the 8th on Friday. definitely settled and may be changed. Wourt Every Tuesday evening. Subject Of Meeting Don't wait until swarming time. The workings of the act within the Price right. W. L. Cheney, phone FOR RENT—Modern ' house at 122 Legal Notice Cherry street. Inquire of C. H. Clip­ counties will be supervised by a com­ Thrilled, 21-Fll or call at the Tanswell farm. INGHAtM COUNTY FARMERS mittee composed entirely or largely of Nortliwest Ingham 17-tf per. . 15-tf CLUB HE.A.KS REV. KARL KEIFER. By Mrs. Ami terrlil HEARING CLAIMS. DAnBOW—SEPT. 16 farmers. The organization of this State of Michiffiin. The Pi'obfttc Court for FOR RENT—35 acres of bean ground. committee will be started by the tho County of InRhhm. hinsAnStop|»(Ml' FOR SALE—32 inch Heineke long or Mrs, Laurinda Clark and her grand­ At It scasloit ot Bititl Court, hold itt the Pfo- extension feeder for grain thresher, Will rent all or any part, D. G. county agricultural agent and he will Ina Davidson, Hazel Gillette and A aoetor Mt with MMk Barr, Mason. 20wl son entertained the members of the assist committee members. bntc Oiric'O In the City of MiLson. in siiid coun­ pMaoBMMi mmm to nearly new. Edward P. Kranz, 3Vi I Ingham County Farmers club at the Pearl Terrill attended achievement ty, on the 16th tluy ot May, A. D...1933. umUat itMUktiai MM miles west Vi niile south of Holt, 'May meeting last Saturday at the The provisions of the act are en­ day at Mason last Friday. Pfehent. HON, L, B, McAKTHUR. Judge bk alllM «M tlmm FOR RENT—Corn and bean ground, tirely voluntary. No farmer need help Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rae and family of Probitto. 18w4p F. E. Steves, Leslie. 20wl Clark home in Aurelius. President In tho Matter of the Estate of FRANK C, M (W Me OMT. H. ! H. R. Bullen called the meeting to or- in its administration or aid in its op­ were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. DARROW. Peceiwcd, M' flMUr ladnoi* to FOR SALE—Mastodon fall bearing ] der following the potluck dinner and eration unless he is convinced it will Otto Andrews of Lansing. It ftmicurinK to tho court thftt the time for DU OUMtMdIai PNMripUOD .wtll*- strawberry plants. Will bear a crop benefit him. Ami Terrill and family attend a Pl'cscntiition of claims aRainst- said estate kta ibrougti eniff'MerM m all •uM.rm t Wanted introduced the speaker, Rev. Karl should be limited, and that n time and place •ooM bfMttt. maatudi wbo MT«r diMa- in August and September. Also Kelfer, pastor of the Methodist church Can Change Act birthday party for Walter Heathman be appointed to receive, examine nnd adjust all tt neta » thlnt |M«IMt (mt* von mmIum raspberries, asparagus, shrubs, fruit Changed agricultural conditions will of Okemos, Sunday. claims and demands aRninst said dcccftscd by InwUb troB Um teitarlBf ptlai of rbM- WANTED—To buy 100 hogs a week. at Potterville. He gave an address MUm. niurlUt, rambtKo ond nturolfta trees, etc, C, L, Bashford, Nursery not nullify the helpfulness of the new Mrs. Ellis Haynes, Mrs. Fred Fuhr­ and before said court: Will pay within 40c of Detroit mar­ on the "Aims and Accomplishments It is Ordered. That creditorft, ot sftid vlUi'UiU VKumt preforlpUon. ifokoi no man, 403 W. South street. 19-tf farm adjustment act as it is so word­ man and Mrs. Brown attended eutortneo. now 'intenM Um pkin.er bo* ket. Call before delivery. Will also of Boy Scouts," deceafied ate lequircd to present their tons jrea'vr ,oan«rod u ttj am Oam buy beef cattle. Frank Wrook, As a tribute to the mothers he said, ed that the secretary of agriculture achievement day last Friday. claims to said court at said Probate OlTice on I doa;t bruig pluaod. eomfortlnc niM FOR SALE—Golden Bantam and can adjust at any time the manner in Mr. and Mrs. Ray Cavender and or befoi'o tho IGth dfty of Septemlfer. A. D, entHot MU rtfuitd. yourmaaoT. Tbito Evergireen seed sweet corn, 10c lb., Holt, phone 7-F3. 4-tf "Fathers may know hogs, a little 1933. at ten o'clock in the fof'cnoon. said time about cows, and some things about which the law is administered, and Bonita spent last Wednesday evening and plftco being hereby itppointeil for the cx- •n M opiotoi or MroottM. to Bn-Mo-Ite. 10 lbs; 75c. Rural Russet£ seed po­ WANTED—Housework- by capable its gears can be shifted to run in at the Terrill home, itnilnation and adjustment of all claims nnd •Mfl and powtrful yot obioluttlr bora- tatoes, grown from scab treated , horses, but mothers know boys." He demands against said deeenaod. iOM. Wtar»woMo,ttin« with anjrUilnc ttiM school girl. Box 75, Leslie, 20wlp stated that the aim of Boy Scout high, low, or intermediate. Mrs, J. A. Davidson, Mrs. Aral Ter­ tem't Hop row point U Ru-No-Ite do«o certified seed, 50c per bushel. Giant rill and daughters attended the moth­ It is Further Ordered. That public notice Hut rott know jron win 'ftt well. Dolor Bronze turkey eggs, 15c each, I work is to give boys something to do The secretary can determine which thereof be given by publication ot a copy ot onlr eouiM tntfoitni, Ttj thli foot work- WANTED—Single man to work on er and daughter banquet at Dansville this order tor three successive weeks pievious tof prefertptloa Uiot puti bedriddon, pom- Frank E, Herrick, R, 3,, 4 3-4 miles . farm by month. Reynolds Dairy, f and to enable them to have freedom of the farm products named in the to work .out their own ideas. The act shall participate In the benefits Friday evenhig. to said day ot hearing, in the Ingham County mekod luffsroro on tHolr foot roody for west of Mason on Columbia road, phone 239-F13, Mason. 20wlp . Miss Lydla Osborne spent Thursday News, a newspaper printed and circulated in work or purl 2 1-2 miles south, 20wlp I laws and the Boy Scout code are to provided by the law. If one of the said county. iL. B. McARTHUR, WANTED — To buy carrots, in any he learned and obeyed, Mr. Kelfer products, such as tobacco, increases in night with Flossie Gelsenhaver of the (A true copy.) Judge of Pi'obatc. Nichols district. RUTH BARR. FOR SALE}—On account of the back­ quantity over 100, bushels. Phone ' stated, and many tests must be pass- price so that its producers are receiv­ Deputy Regiatov of Probate. 20w4 L H. Harrison ward spring, plants and shrubs are 2-3071, Lansing. 533 Baker St, C. ' ed, to enable a boy to become a full ing a profitable price for their crop, Ed Walker did painting and paper­ still in good condition to plant. Still C. Corn. 20wlp fledged scout. the secretary can discontinue the tax ing at the F. Osborne home last week. have plenty of strawberry and red I Mrs. Mac Vaughn gave a reading on the processors of tobacco and stop Ethel Haynes called on Mrs. Frank raspberry plants, cherry trees, iWANTED—Young calf for vealing. ] entitled,' "A Parable for Mothers," bonus payments to tobacco producers. Osborne one day last week. peaches, etc. C. L. Bashford. 20-tf Earl Crittenden, Mason. Phone 5F4. which was very appropriate for moth­ The secretary, after proper hearings, Evelyn Rae, George Soules and Jean THIS IS 20wl ers' day. Miss Sada Rusch and Ar­ may decide that the acreage of corn Terrill attended a party at the home FOR SALE—MayUg gasoline engine, thur Chappell entertained with piano should be reduced 10 per cent in that of Lester Parks Saturday evening. nearly new. miles west of Hdlt. WANTED —House work -by high , duets. An unusual feature of the particular year. Adverse weather con­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborne and George Menger.' 20wlp school girl during summer months. . program was the response to roll call ditions or the opening of new markets Lydla also Donald Bailey were guests BRAKE LINING TIME Eileen McCrory, 314 E. Oak St. or . which brought otit the many and var- might reduce the crop carry-over so of Mr. and Mrs. John Barnes near On­ FOR sale:—Vaccum cleaner and at­ phone 433. 20wlp led experiments each member Is now that the 10 per ^?eDt reduction Is not ondaga, on Mother's Day;' tachments for use with Delco light­ > trying. ' Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Allen needed the next year. The necessary Murryne.McCrossen and Mrs. Bend­ ing plant. Mrs. Carl H. Wolf. R. WANTED-Veal calves. Ralph Stid, er of Lansing, were Sunday guests of For the balance of this month we offer this . R. 2, Mason, telephone 256-F3. Ip will entertain the June meeting at new regulations can be made without D. 4, Mason, Mich. 2i/& miles east their honie, south of the city. ^ • '"' loss of time by the secretary., Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davidson. of Aialedon Center. 20wl Eleanor Terrill was, .absent from high grade Ray-bestos Lining at the following WANTED—Day old calf for vealing. Trade agreements with processors school last week because, of Illness. D. P. Grimes, Dansville. ' 20wl -If Hugh; C. Smith,-R'. 3, wlU bring or distributors to provide for orderly FOR SALE—Dodge sedan, Ford Mrs. A. J. Scofleld and son Harold prices: >^ ; this Item to the NEWS office, he wUl marketing can be entered into by the coupe, Reo speed wagon, trailers of Mason, were callers at the homes be given a fr$e"admls8lon ticket to secretary at any time. This can be from $8.00 up. Mason Auto Sal­ of Ami Terrlirand J..A..Davidson on Burineaa Locals the' UoBon Theatre. \ done without vlolatlngi.the provisions 1 1-2x3.16 vage. Okemos Street. 20wlp Tuesday evening. ' at 25c per jfoQt »ct wrUl depend upon^ Ijhe famlUarlty Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davidson attend­ FOR SALE—Upright piano In good COME to Bennett's store at Okemos. BARN-OANCEJ-Saturday night. May of-the anti-trust laws now on federal ed the funeral of Wm. Scarlett, Tues 1 34x3-16 at 30c per foot condition for S16.00. Oliver Maine. Open nights and Sunday. We han­ 20, at Rollle Spears farm, one mile statute books. dle groceries, meats, general mer­ ' north and three miles east of Ma- day afternoon. 20wl The success of th6 farm' adjustment chandise, hardware, implements, I son. , Ip 2x3-16 at 35c per foot plaits and seeds, and Dixie gas. of people with it. Newspapers will For Rent , 19w2 ' MASON MARKETS carry stories about the act and about South AlaieiMi any changes in Its provisions. Wheat ^ $ .77, $ .77 By 'Mrs. H. i. Layooofc We will install this lining dn your brake bands FOR RENT—Two apartments at 314 BOSCBLLANEOUS ^eans, cwt. 2.35 2.35 East Elm, one furnished and one fRed Kidney Beans ... 3.00 2.76 . POMONA ORANGE . —when brought in—includinj; labor ai^d rivets unfurnished. Lower apartment has CARD or THANKS-'I wish to thank Oats _--—_ _ .30 .30 Ingham County Pomona Grange Mr. and Mrs. George Shatuck and use of garden spot. Lots of small tbe many neighbors and friends, the Rye _1—._—...... 44 .45 will meet with the Student Orange In son Leo and daughters visited their at 10c per foot of lining. fruit. Well located in best residen­ Liadies Aid Society and the Hebron Feeding barley . .55 . .60 the old armory at M. S. C. on Satur­ little grandson, Jlmmle Root, Sundayr tial seotton. Both apartments are Class of the Methodist church fo.r (Malting barlfey —... .80 .80 day evening, May 20. Potluck dinner ; James Hulett and family from Is­ modern., Water,, gas and lights the calls made and flowers, fruit, Cream .. ... 21c wUl be served at seven o'clock follow­ land Comers spent Sunday it Fred furnished. P. J;-MoDaiil<)lii, Laos'"'' cards, etc., sent me during.my^long 'Bgn ,11c ed by a program after which the Stu­ WelU. Hall-Slagh, Inc. pbone, residence seS70,' offM 20: illness; also Dr., Corsaut .for his ..10C-9C dent Orange wUl initiate a class of Ur. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and •:>;.rv. 'V-,;,.-:-; ..'lO-tf. kindness. Mrs. Loretta White. Ip tJeghoraS' . .8c candidates in the fifth degree. daughter spent Sunday in Lansing

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Who Reihembers? First Presbyterian Church r933 MAY 1933 KimipypiLs George A. Perotv.at,'Pastor Personal Mention lUN MON TUI WM THO MT There are three men still living Calendar who tdok part in a reception at the Help make Mason more neighborly by telephoning or sending interesting I 2 3 4 3 6 Presbyterian church 40 years ago, Morning service 10:00. Sunday school 11:30 a. m. personal items to the News, Phone ss 7 8 9 (0 M 12 13 ^ipCiSlPLftY Theron VanOstrand, now 98, and Dr, of Events S. H. Culver of Mason and F, E, Mills Union service 7:30 at Presbyterian 14 13 16 17 18 19 20 COLORFUL COSTUMES MARKED of Lansing were among those' men­ church. Maurice Bailey is conflned to his Mr, and Mrs. Harry Peek called on ANNUAL PRODUCTION. tioned in the following account of the 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 home by the measles, Mrs. Ada Peek In Jackson Sunday. For the Week Rcoorit-Breaklng Crowd Greets An- reception, Mrs. W. L, Cheney ran ac­ Miss Vivian Faulkner spent a few Mrs. Thomas Lobdell Is recovering 28 29 30 31 , nuiil Prescntution of Miss Oar- ross the clipping among some old pap­ Baptist Church Notes ers, days in Ionia at her home this week. from an attack of, the meases. - hour's KlndcrgHrtcn Pupll<». H. H. Hoyt, Pastor Miss Vivian Faulkner has been Hi Thursday, May 18, American Legion meeting at 8:00 p, m. "Last Friday evening at the Presby­ Mr. and Mrs. John Slagh were In Kinderg:arten pupils of Miss Sylvia Holland Sunday at the tulip festival. for a few days. terian church was the scene of a very Friday, May 19, Annual Junior-Senior reception at school, Barbour brought credit to themselves pleasant affair. The members oftho Morning service 10, Message Ijy the Gene Hotchkiss is visiting her par­ Mrs, Steven White is confined to her and their teacher when "The Toy Sol­ pastor, ents, Mr, and Mrs. Myron Hotchkiss 'home by illness, Friday, May 19, Regular meeting of Swastika club at Tomllnson hall. church and society had aranged for a dier and the China Doll".was present­ surprise reception for their retiring Bible school 11:30 a, m, in Blanchard, R, G, Coy, who has been spending ed to a record-breaking audience in pastor and wife, Rev. and Mrs, J; A, B, Y, P, U, 6:30 p. m. the winter In Biloxi, Mississippi, has Saturday, May 20, Eden P, T, A, meeting with dinner at school, noon, Mr. and Mrs, Lyle Osterberg and the school auditorium Friday niglit. Barnes, There was a large attend­ Union service 7:30 p, m. in Presby­ returned to his home here. terian church. All are welcome. son Ronald were in Holland Sunday at Monday, May 22, L, O, T, M, meeting, The colorful,costumes and the acting ance present, T, VanOstrand had the tulip festival. Miss Grace Elolse Price of Grand of the children made tho play a suc­ charge of affairs and arranged the cess. Mary Christine Hoyt, who has Miss Helen Rose Bateman of Holt Rapids, spent the week end with Mrs, Tuesday, May 23, Woman's club picnic at Reynolds cottage at Pleas­ toast*, J, M, Dresser responded to spent the week end with-rher aunt, J, E, Tanswell. ant Lake, been trained in acrobatics since infan t Christian Science Society t cy, was an. added attraction. "The Ushers," H, L, Henderson to Mrs, C, E, Eifert, ; Mrs. Claude LawsiTccelved word of "The Congregation," F, E, Mills to Wednesday, May 24, Pythian Sisters meeting at K, of P, hall, Paul Cheney of Allegan spent the sudden death of her uncle, Wert There were dolls of every descrip­ "The Choir," Mrs, Goo, W, Bristol to Over Aseltino's jewelry store Sun­ •Thursday with his parents, Mr, and Jacobs, in Jackson, Saturday night. Thursday, May 25, Past Noble Grand meeting with Mrs, F, Burgess, tion. They were awakened at mid­ "The Ladies' Aid Society," Mrs, C. C, day morning at 10:30, Subject of the Mrs. W, L, Cheney. Miss Muriel Barr of Ypsilanti, spent night and they and their guests at­ Casterlin to "The Missionary Society," lesson sermon, "Soul and Body," Mrs. Jennie Hazelton and Mr. and -the iveek end with her parents, Mr. Friday, May 20, Rolfe Community club at C, O, Reynolds home. tended the wedding, . Miss Barbour Judge H, P, Henderson, Revs, W, J, Primary Sunday school will be held aranged the play, wrote the lines and Mrs. Marshall Barr and son Max were and Mrs, Thomas Barr, Maybee and Napoleon Smith gave during tho church services. designed the costumes, ' Slio has re­ Miss Bernice Lou Allen of Royal short talks. In behalf of those pre­ Wednesday evening meeting at 8, in Dlmondale Sunday. ceived scores of congratulations over Oak, spent the week end with her sent J, T, Campbell presented the rev­ Miss Esther Greve of Cadillac, ANNOUNCE tMARRIAGE the success of the annual production. erend gentleman with an elegant gold spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs, )mother, Mrs, Grace Allen. Next Saturday Is Rev, C. E, Pollock and Mrs, Pollock The soldiers were garbed in red watch and a purse of money, Mr, Methodist Episcopal Cliurch Carl Greve and son Bruce, ^ Mrs.. Hattie Hoke has gone to Pe- of Albion announce the mtirriage ot Barnes feelingly responded, Dr, S. H, .wamo to the home of Frank Kirklan Annual Poppy Day blouses and white trousers with white J, II. Bancroft, Pastor Messrs E. Parker and B, Parker of their daughter Cecile Louise and Don­ straps across the chest. They had Culver rendered a violin solo, the Mills Bunkerhill, were Sunday guests of Mr, because of ill health. ald A, Hoffman, son of Mr, and Mrs, family and the M, E, choir sang quar­ LOCAL POST IS PREPARING FOR bright blue helmets, Billy Richards, and Mrs, H. Willis. LeRoy Ballard, who resides east of C. E, Hoffman of Lansing, which oc­ the toy soldier who was one of tlie tettes. Miss Blanche Hawley recited Morning worship 10, Good music Miss Doris Harrison of Ypsilanti, Mason, is confined to his home by Ill­ ANNUAL DRIVE. curred at the Pollock home on Sun­ principals in the wedding, was attired "Nearer My God to, Thee" in the sigjn and a sermon. Topic of sermon, "The spent the week end with her parents,, ness. day, Rev, Pollock and his son. Rev. in a white uniform resplendent with language, Mrs, W, H. Clark presided Christian Church," Mr, and Mrs. L, H, Harrison. - Mrs. David Inglis attended the May "Foreign-made American flags and Jas. R, Pollock assisted in the cere­ gold braid, Elizabeth Adams as tlie at the organ. The exerCisfciJ closed Sunday school 11:30. These are days foreign-made 'Buy American' signs Mr, and Mrs, Harry.. Cotton and festival at the U. of M, in Ann Arbor mony. The Pollock family formerly china doll bride was gowned in white with a farewell poem by Mrs: E, M, of refreshing the springtime is on and may have been offered for sale in this resided in Mason, Rev, Pollock is family of Detroit were week end Thursday. and gold, ,G, Hawley," at Sunday school we make a study of country, but there are no foreign- superintendent in the Albion-Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell will the God of springtime. You should guests of Mrs, M. A. Bement. made American Legion Auxiliary pop­ district of the M. E, church. The Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy, and -;iiove into an apartment in the Dart PICNIO POSTPONED meet with one of the S, S, classes at Mr. and Mrs. Carl Plank pies," Mrs, E, M, Salisbury of the young couple will reside in East Lan­ Catherine Schueller and Dicky Peek, this hour, building soon. were dressed in typical Raggedy Ann daughters spent Sunday in Croton American Legion Auxiliary states. sing. The Mason Child Study club picnic Epwortli League 6:30, and Raggedy Andy costumes. Uncle , with Mr, and Mrs. M, H, Plank, E, M. Salisbury spent Thursday and Only the popples made by the disab­ scheduled for Monday has been post­ The union evening hour at 7:30 at Clem was a Scotchman dressed in Mr, and Mrs, Clarence 'Irish an­ Friday of last week in Chicago on led veterans having no other employ­ poned until Saturday, May 27, It the Presbyterian church. kilts. The part was taken by Ray­ nounce tlie birth of a son, Merton business. ment and having no governmental Musical Tea Honors wii probably be hold at tho county All desiring to unite with the church mond Laws, Iris Pennock wns Be­ Duane, on Tuesday, May 16, The Swastika club will meet at the compensation are offered for sale by park although the location has not yet plan for May 28, Memorial Sunday, Tomllnson hall on Friday evening. members of the Legion on the annual Mothers Of Pupils loved Belinda, She was the colored been deflnltely decided, It Is reported, Mr, and Mrs, Roy McCarrick an­ doll, nounce the birth of a son on,Monday May 19, poppy day, she adds. CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY of this week', Mrs, M, H, Oesterle and daughter Poppy day this year will be on Sat­ STUDENTS OF tMRS. tMARIE Margaret Patterson and Dicky Jim TO ENTERTAIN ASSOCIATION^ Mr, and Mrs, W, C, Maguii'o of Lud­ StMITII II.'VVE RECITAL. Mr, and Mrs, Clarence McBride and ,[da have been on the sick list the past urday, May 27, only a week away. Woodland were garbed as Dutch chil­ Ingham Chapter No, 51, R, A, M,, low, California, celebrated their golden dren, 'They did- a clever dance in family of Chelsea were Sunday guests ^ew days, Members of the Browne-Cavender win entertain the Central Michigan wedding anniversary last Tuesday at Mrs, Marie Smith entertained Sun­ their wooden shoes, Ned Doane was of Mr, and Mrs, Russell McBride, Mr, and Mrs, Maurice Wagner were Auxiliary will offer the poppies for Royal Arch Masons Association on their home. An elaborate dinner was sale on the streets of Mason on that day afternoon at a musical tea for her the Jack in the Box, The Japanese, Thursday evening. May 25, The de­ Mrs, Hazel Sitts and William Leon­ in Chicago over the week end to at­ served and many guests were present, day, Mrs, Salisbury warns the people pupils and their mothers. The home dolls with their bright kimonas and gree team of the association will con­ ard of Lansing, were Sunday guests tend the funeral of a relative, Mr, and Mrs, Maguire formerly lived of Mason that it may be possible that was attractively decorated in spring flowers added color to the cast. ifer the degree of Most Excellent Mas­ of Mr, and Mrs, A, L, Critchctt, here until 10 years ago, Mr, Maguire Mrs, Mary Hlnkley Is spending a poppies of doubtful origin may be of­ colors of green, yellow and pink and Buddy Collar as the Sailor Doll and ter, presenting a dramatized version week in Ann Arbor with her daughter, conducted a meat market here for sev­ Dr I-I, P, VanBuren and Mrs, Van­ fered for sale, as this has happened the serving .table was centered with a Walter Baker as the Chinaman Doll of the most beautiful degree in Capi­ eral years. Buren of Lansing, were Sunday guests Mrs, Harry McCormick, in the past. Only American Legion bowl of pink roses. Refreshments sang and danced In appropriate cos­ tular Masonry, Supper will be served nf Mr, and Mrs, Harmon VanBuren, Mrs, Rilla Poilok is spending the poppies will help the cause for which wei*e also carried out in the same col­ tumes. The clowns, in their fancy at 0:45 and an interesting program Mrs, F, L, Bradman spent several week with her daughter and sister, the day is planned, she cautions. ors, Mrs, D, A, Murray and Mrs, Ed­ suits and painted faces did tricks and has been prepared. Representatives GOING I'O TIIE FAIR'.* days with her son, Laurence Brad­ M;'s, Ray Opdyke and Mrs, Olive gar Ridge poured for Mrs, Smith, rtinijered a band selection. The danc­ from about fifty chapters of Royal Mrs. F. W, Casterlin, 639 Grace Deyo, ... . . About 50 guests were present among ing dolls, little girls dressed in pink man and family in Lansing last week, ANNUAL HILL CLIMB Arch Masons are expected to attend street, Chicago, former Mason res­ Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Dakin and Mrs, I-I, Green, Miss Weaver, Mr. which were several of the pupil's with blue sashes and hair ribbons and also several Masonic dignitaries ident, has two rooms for rent to Members of the Lansing Motorcycle McConnell and C, Session were Moth­ grandmothers, were escorted by the toy soldiers, including Arthur S, Hudson, Grand "homo-folks" during the World's daughter of Ann Arbor were Sunday club announce that the annual Memor­ er's Day guests of Mr, and Mrs, H, A program of solos and duets was Robert Maine In a suit of black sat­ High Pri§st, of Mt, Clemens, Local Fair, They are located on tho guests of Mr, and Mrs, Erank Dakin, ial Day climb on Skeeter hill, east of l^rofessor G, E, Densmorc of Ann Willis, - given by the pupils. Those who play­ in officiated as the clergyman, members should take this opportunity north shore, adjacent to Lincoln Mason, will be staged as usual this ed were Robert Reese, Harriet potter, A train even brought some of the to witness this work. Park and Lake Michigan with ex­ Arbor was the guest of his parents. Mrs, Claude Laws and daughters, year. Ml-, and Mrs, E, A, Densmore Sunday, Claudine and Garnet, called on her Harriet Lay, Aileene Zickgraf, Pa guests. The Sleepy Town Tots, Ted cellent transportation accommoda­ Mr, and Mrs, V, E. Sear of Flint mother, Mrs, R, Glover, of Lansing, tricla Taylor, Lorna Jean Ball, Boyd dy Hall, Max Barr and Bobby Every, FOR LIFE'? tions to the fair grounds. Garage John Southwlck was in Grand Rap­ were dressed in short blue trousers visited ills motlier, Mrs, Wm, Sear, Sunday, Longyear, Eileen Carrier, Madalenc .accommodations nearby, an ideal ids Thursday on business, Emmert, Ellen Field, Maxine Rouse, with yellow blouses, chocolate colored "Matrimony" is a serious word says location for summer guests, away and sister, Mrs, Minnie Hemans, Sun­ Mr, and Mrs, Ezra Southwlck and Mrs, Ervln Neal is conflned to her Lucile Dean, Sada Rusch, Ethel Kin hats and striped candy canes. a magazine •writer, Word? ' We from tho noise and congested day, sons of Onondaga, were Saturday eve­ thought is was a sentence.—Atlanta home by an attack of pneumonia, ney, Geraldine and Arthur Chappell, Not only was the play a success hotels. Bus scrvlco to. the door. Mr. and Mrs. Jolin Hemans and ning callers of their mother, Mrs, Miss Lenore Smith played selections from the standpoint of the audience Constitution, Drive to grounds takes you through Mary Southwlck, Mrs, A, D, McCullough Is 111 at her family of Onondaga called on Mrs. home, on the violin and Mrs, Smith enter­ but tlie kindergarten fund was enrich­ Lincoln Park and alon^ the lake Mrs, H, G, Abenroth and children, tained with three groups of readings. ed by $44, The receipts broke the TRY WITH A SLIPPER shore drive, two show places of Wm, Scar and Mrs, Minnie Hemans Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Prince an­ Sunday, Richard and Alice, of East Lansing, Each girl presented her mot-lier with kindergarten record. The money will Dear Old Lady—"No, I'm afraid I Chicago, Mrs, Casterlin is now nounce the birth of a son this week, Mr, and Mrs, M, M, Bowers attend-; tspent Tuesday afternoon with her sis­ a rose in honor of mother's day before be used to purchase equipment for the know very little about golf, I couldn't j taking reservations and wants to Mrs, P, H, Sanderson continues to cd a family gathering at the home of, ter, Mrs, Fay Bennett, they departed. beginners. even tell ono end of a caddie from the n'3Commodate Mason people flrst,— iimprove each week at her home here. Mr, and Mrs, Carl Cross in Bellevue Mr, and Mrs, Harry McCormick and other,"—Humorist (London) Adv, Grant Doane of Aureiius suffered a Sunday, sons of Ann Arbor, were Sunday stroke Wednesday while at work County Club Work County Federation Mrs. Clarence Sheathelm hns re­ 'guests of Mr, and Mrs, George McCor­ on mick and Mr, and Mrs, J, R, Hlnkley. the Clifford Akers farm. turned home after caring for her To Close Saturday Meets In Onondaga mother, Mrs, William Feier, the past , .Mrs, Edgar Adams of St, Clair Miss Patricia Searl of Grand Rap­ two weeks, SlVores, was injured in an auto acci­ ids, spent last weqk with Mrs. Bertha dent in Lansing, Sunday, She is re- BOYS AND GIRLS TO HAVE KNOWLEDGE SEEKERS CLUB Bert Shafer, son of Mr, and Mrs,., Shafer and Mrs, P, E, Searl, 'cbvering rapidly at her lipme. ACHIEVEMENT DAY, HOSTESS TO COUNTY CLUBS, Hotel Masati Francis Shafer, fell last week and Mrs, W, B, Lannon of Detroit, was broke his collar bone. He is steadily Miss Betty Bateman was removed the week end guest of her sister, Mrs, Winter 4-H club work in Ingham Onondaga entertained the members improving. to her home last Saturday from the H, H, Snyder, county is to be brought formally to a of the Ingham County Federation of LUNCHES, 25c-35c DINNERS, JOc Miss Margaret Guernsey has re­ Mason hospital where she underwent Mr, nnd Mrs, G, L, Wiikins of Jack- close next Saturday, May 20, when Woman's clubs last week Wednesday turned from Battle Creek wliere she nn operation. ,son, were Sunday guests of Mr. and members of the two winter projects, at the 16th annual meeting with the SANDWICHES AT ALL HOURS has spent the past three weeks with , Miss Isabel King and Junior and Mrs, H, H, Snyder, clothing and handicraft, meet in their Knowledge Seekers club of that place her sister, Mrs. Vincent Gieslce. •Lester Spencer of Clarkston, were Mr, and Mrs, J, S, ICnapp are spend­ annual Achievement Day, which will entertaining the 150 women present, 'Week end guests at the Ward Bullen be held at Dansville in the school including 25 out of the 30 clubs in the Mr, and Mrs, Harry Freeman and ing the summer at their cottage in ColdBeer, 15c a bottle children and Mrs, Sarah Barbour and home. .Eaton Rapids, building. The events have heretofore county. The new officers are Mrs. Miss Sylvia Barbour attended the tu­ Joseph Konrad and Fred Myall and been held in Mason but conditions Charles Stone of South Lansing, pres.; Miss Ava Shopbell of Kalamazoo, Mrs. B. W. Volmar of WiUiamston, Served here or may be talicn out lip festivcal in Holland Saturday, pon Edward of Detroit, spent Sunday made a change necessary this year. vspent the week end with her parents, first vice-president; Mrs, A, L, Eichele Mr, and Mrs, John Shepard and with Mr, and Mrs, Howard Sims south Mr, and Mrs, Frank Shopbell, G. A, Thorpe and Miss Lois Corbett of Dansville, of thi2 state club department will be of East Lansing, second vice-presi­ Mrs, Hattie Freeland spent Sunday in Miss Katherlne Glbbs spent Monday dent; Mrs, E, m; Refior of Lansing, Willlamston with tlie former's par­ Mrs, Emma Densmore has returned with her grandparents, Mir. and Mrs, present to assist with the program and to judge exhibits. Each club recording secretary; and Mrs, W, ents, Mr, and Mrs, Dan Shepard, \to her home in Dansville after spend- A, L, Critchett, Brooks Wiiliams.of East Lansing, \ing several months in Mason with her member has, to exhibit his or her work Mr, and Mrs. G. W, Bateman and Mrs, D, A, Murray and Mrs, N, S, to be classed a "finisher," Close to treasurer. daughter of Holt and Mr, and Mrs, son, E. A, Densmore, and Mrs, Dens­ Davis attended a Soronian society tea SNYDER'S more, 200 girls hnve been enrolled in the Mrs. W. J. Baumgras, retiring pres­ C, E, Eifert and son spent Sunday at the home of Miss Martha NUes In various years of the clothing work ident, commended the women on the with Mr, and Mr^,. F, L. Bradman, Mrs, Minnie Hay of Marshall, spent Lansing Saturday, "Good Things to Eat" several days_this week with Mrs, Wil­ during the winter, whne slightly over splendid cooperation during the year Harold Dakln., of'Chicago spent the Mr, and Mrs,, Charles Legge and a hundred boys have been studying and Mrs. Karen Lyman, supervisor of week end with his parents, Mr, and liam Scarlett, Mrs, Hay was a,brides­ Mr, and Mrs, Frank Evans of Bellevue and doing carpentry. mothers pensions, explained the de­ Oats, National, 14 oz. pkg., quick Mrs, Frank Dakin, and with Mrs, maid at the weSding of Mr, and Mrs, were Sunday guests of Mr, and Mrs, Other features of the day include a tails of her. work and stated that 280 Harold Da;kln and daughter, Faith, Scarlett 48 years ago, D, A, Murray and family. Health Contest to be supervised by mothers and 700 children of the coun­ cooking 3 for 12c Dr, Frederick Lugar of Saginaw Mr, and Mrs, Richard Mills of Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Davis and ty are now benefitted by the pensions. Breckenridge, expect to move this Miss Mildred Cardwell, county nurse, Succotash, Crescent, No. 2 can, and his.parents of Lansing were Sun­ daughter were in Holland, Sunday at a Style Show by the girls who made Joseph W. Planck, Lansing attorney. week into their new home here at 419 In an address, "Significance of the day guests of Dr. E. W. Brubaker, the tulip festival, Mr. and Mrs. Rol- dresses, supervised games and a bas­ solid pack 3 for 25c Mrs. Brubaker and daughter, Eliza­ West Elm street. Mr. Mills is the lin Troxell accompanied them. Present Economic and Social Chang­ manager of tlie local Kroger store. ket lunch. Mr. O. B. Price, a repre­ beth Ann. Mr. and .Mrs, George Deuel accom­ sentative of the -Michigan Central ing Conditions" spoke of the present Soap, Clairette, 1 lb. yellow bar__3 for 10c Mrs. Mary Southvirlck was presented Central Hive No, 162, L, O, T, M, railroad, expects to discuss briefly a day cooperation of government in all panied by Glenn Deuel of Lansing, Toilet Paper, Master, white cloth finish* a lovely bouquet at the Baptist church of Lansing, will be hostesses to the spent Sunday in Jonesville and Hills­ proposed 4-H tour to the Chicago lines of endeavor and recommended a Sunday for,- being the oldest mother county Maccabee asociatlon on Fri­ dale, World's Fair. sales tax as a real way out of finan­ day, May 25, at their hall at 213 cial distress. tissue, 1000 sheet roll 3 for 13c present. .Mrs. Southwlck Is past 79 The annual junior-senior reception As the forenoon will be taken up years of age. South Capitol avenue. Dinner will be Mrs. Lura Terry of Onondaga had Black Tea, New Crop, half lb. pkg 15c served at noon. will be held in the local high school with the various kinds of judging no Mr. and Mrs. John Samann spent charge of the musical numbers on the gymnasium on Friday evennig. Dinner formal program will be attempted un­ Tomatoes, Standardpk,. No. 2 can_3 for 23c the week end In Grand Haven with The Past Noble Grand club of Ma­ will be served at 6:30 o'clock and til after dinner. Everyone connected program. Mrs. Jasper Baldwin, pres­ son Rebekah lodge No. 324 will meet Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Townsend. They dancing will begin at 8:30: with winter club work .Is expected to ident of the Onondaga club, gave the Matches, Swan, full count -6 boxes 24c at the Alaiedon farm home of Mrs. address of welcome> The outstanding also attend'idthe tulip festival in Hol­ The members of the Home Mission­ be present and all who are Interested land. Floyd Burgess on Thursday, May 25, are cordially Invited to come. feature of the day was the play, "Pov­ Peanut Butter, Pioneer, 2 lb. jar 19c |Wlth Mrs. M. L. Barnhill as assistant ary society will meet with Mrs, Wm, erty Preferred," directed by Mrs. Vol­ The Eden P. T, A, will have a pot­ H, Taylor on Friday, May 19, at 2:30 hostess, Potluck dinner will be served. mar, with a cast of six women from Open Evenings Until 8:30 luck dinner at the Eden school on Fri­ ,in the afternoon. Members are asked Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moynlhan, Jos­ County PTA Council the Willlamston Woman's club. day, May 19, at noon. The afternoon to bring their mite boxes. We Deliver Phone 12 eph Jr., Francis and Ethel Moynlhan, Mrs. Frank Young gave a report of will be spent in games and Mayday Miss_Ruby Brown is enjoying a two- festivities, Miss Mlrian Kelly and J. J. Corey of Has Final Meeting the woman's home In Lansing and Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Giesbrook week vacation from her work at the told of the many enjoyable flays the Mrs, Beulah Cohen of Williams of .Alaiedon, were Sunday dinner Bronson hospital at Kalamazoo. She Lake, and Mrs. Alice Billings of De­ EVERETT GROUP ,IS HOST TO various clubs In the county afforded iguests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McGinn. is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl MEMBERS OF COUNCIL., the occupants of the home and how troit, were guests of Mrs. Emma Pen-' Brown. berthy Friday enroute to their homes Mr. and Mrs. Pred Searl and daugh- much the gifts donated were appreci­ C. W, Whiting attended the reunion Last Friday night the final meeting from Charlevoix, ,ter Patricia of Grand Rapids, Mr. and ated. The woman's home was organ­ Mrs, Lawrence Searl of Lansing, and of the 31st Michigan Infantry in De­ of the> Ingham County P, T. A. Coun­ ized by the county federation In 1922 Mrs, Cora Sterling, who has been Pussell Searl of Lansing, were Sunday troit Wednesday. The 31st Michigan cil was held at the Judson Memorial and now there are 21 members In the BFfflJlIDIIBiii^ ill during the past two weeks, has guests of Mr, and Mrs. F. E. Searl, was a Spanish-American war regi­ church with the Everett school P. T. home/ been moved to ,the home of her son, Mrs, Fred Searl and daughter remain­ ment, Co. F. was made up of Mason A. as hosts. The groups from the W, B, Sterllngr near Eaton Rapids. ed, for thfe week. men. Haslett, Everett, Holt, Stoner, Plea­ She is impfoving slowly,- ONLY ONE GUEST Rev. E, L. Marsh and Mrs. Marsh Mrs. C. H. Watt and' Miss Edith sant Grove, Llberty-Hyde-Balley, East School officials announce that mem­ Mrs.'Harold Dakln, who Reaches at of Coleman, were week end guests of Nichols entertained guests at a mis­ Lansing and Lansing Central schools bers of the Junior and senior classes were represented. the Hubbard school, has iieeh engaged Mr. and Mrs; George Hall. On Sun­ cellaneous shower at their home Fri- will be allowed but one guest each at to return to the school next year. She SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 19 TO 26 day Rev. Marsh oiflclated at the bap­ 'day"%onorlng Miss Vera Bouts of Lan­ The business meeting was held at. the junior-senior reception Friday and her pupils had their school picnic tism of the baby of Mr. and Mrs. June sing, >l:bo win soon become the bride the morning session opening at 10 at the county park Monday. night. It Is also announced that the LaFrance Powder, package ^ —9c (Harkness. Mrs. Harkness is the of Claude'Ni^hols. o'clock. Mrs. J. K. Pettenglll pre­ guests must arrive with the person Miss Sada Ruscb of Mason and Ar­ granddaughter of Rev. Marsh. Miss Edith .Jllchols left Monday for sented the tpoics, "How to plan next Inviting them or they will not,be ad­ Saginaw Tip Matches, full count, 6 for __—_._____29c thur Chappel of Holt, pupils of Mrs. year's program. What shall the pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Jump, Mrs. Battle Creek, where she plans to es­ mitted. No spectators are to be per­ Star Paclc Tomatoes, No. 2 can . ______3 for 23c Marie Smith, played piano solos at Mary Reece of Munith, Mr; and Mrs. tablish a riianlcurlng shop. She has gram be based on. Is it possible to mitted to enter the balcony until after the Lansing Music Teachers associa­ John Garfield and son Gerald and Mr. recently graduated from the Melba plan a year's program and stick tO; it, the dinner. ^ ff Crescent Succotash, No. 2 can _...__i:;.3 for 25'c tion In Lansing Monday evening. and if so how?" and Mrs. Bert Parman of Stockbridge Beauty shop in Lansing and paaaed Oats, National, 14 oz. pkg. ^_ _.._____.3 for 12c . Mrs. Ray Opdyke spent the week and Mr. and Mra. E. B. Lehman and the state examination. The pot luck dinner was served at WEDDING DATE ANNOUNCED Cocoa, Hard Water Castile Soap . _.3 bars for 10c end with her sister and mother, Mrs. fahiily of Lansing, were Sunday Regular meeting of the Pylhian Sis­ bom and the afternoon program open­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Maclam enter­ Floyd Fisher, and Mrs. RUla PoUok, gueata of Mr. and Mrs, C. A, Clinton. ters will be held at the hall on Wed­ ed wlth'iftdialk by Dr. Davis of the tained eight guests at their honie Clothespins, Acme . _"__2 boxes for 13c and also attended a birthday party at nesday, May 24, when the delegate, state department of health, on the The Patriotic club met Friday with Monday evening at a.luncheoii;to an­ Macaroni, Crescent „_ _^_2 lb. pkg. 12c the honie of her cousin, Mrs." Barl Mrs. Beaaie Hlnes. A potluck dinner Mrs. William Kellar, win give a re­ ways to carry on hiialth projects in nounce the approaching marriage of ^howerman. waa aerved at noon to 14 membera and port of the convention held in Homer rural schools. A qiiestioh-'box was leir daughter. Miss Rhea ' Maclam, Tomatoes, Potomac, No. 2 can -.'^-_„,...__„!...._^-3 for 25c The Wheatfleld Gleaners are spon­ last Wednesday then conducted. Mrs. E. W. Gunnihg* two vlsltora. A business meeting fol­ l^O'.will become the bride' of Leo Com Meal, Golden, 5 lb. sack _9c soring a card party to be held at their lowed the dinner. The club will meet Rev. G. A. Perclval received word ham diacuased hot lunchea. Mra. L, Sherman; "son of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. haU on Saturday evening. May 20. A ,ln June with Mrs. Ann Robinson and Wednesday that hia father, W. D. H. Kelley gave a abort talk on dental Sherman of "Grand Rapids, on Wed­ potluck supper will be served with Mrs, Velda Robinson west of Mason. Perclval, of Omaha, Nebraaka,. bad projects and Mra. Jamea Bowden on nesday, May 24.'^'^-MfS8 Maclam ia a' SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY mother aingera, Mra; J, K, Pettenglll everyone furnishing his own table ser­ The Kipp community club held the suffered a stroke. Only alx weeks ago graduate of Mason:high achool. ' She vice. The public is cordially invited. hia mother was atrlcken. Both are talked on the atudy group and Mrs, alao attended school in Ypsilanti. She •Granuiated Sugar ——10 lbs. 49c final meeting of the season, Friday Clair JohhsoQ'-on! membership.. An­ . The two year old daughter of Mr. evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. aerioualy lU, has been employed in the office of H. ^nd Mrs. George Messner is conflned other aeries bPqiiestlona waa anawer- 'H. Barnum for the past two yeara, • Bacon Squares .

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MiiMlai Northwest Stockbridge MM KEEPS LEAD By MIM BlMHlM AMMae MPDRTANIBILLSJAM By Mrs. W. Lb ~ CONSERVAIN GROUPS

Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Hewlett spent IN Mil PRODUCTS Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Coryell of Deltii, LEGISLAMMENDAR IICHBEAVERSPREAD and Orval Denniaon of Holt, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker, near Millville. IRON ORE MINED IN 1931 LESS spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and LEGISLATURE HAS MUCH TO DO SEVERAL OOLONIEi^ ARB WORK­ Mra. Henry Field. BEFORE ADJOURNMENT. W. L. Sharland and family spent ING IN INGHAM. THAN THIRD OF 1029. ^ ' Harold Mills of Lansing, spent Sun­ Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. C. day witli Mr. and Mrs. John Mills. National Topics Interpreted.' Hair. Salt, Oalclum Ohtoride .And Mafi^ie- Welfare Problems, Relief For Tax DC" Beaver Appelar Unafraid Ot City H. D. Collar spent Sunday afternoon linquents And School Finances Mrs. Lottie Oakley from Stock- Dwellers; Dams BuUt Close To stum Increase The WeoJth by William Bruckart bridge, spent Sunday afternoon with Of MIohlBan. witli Mr. and Mrs. Franli Primeau. Face Solons. 'Large Cities. Mrs. Margaret Roback is staying her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Usher. Fire of unknown origin destroyed Minerals and mineral products pro­ with Mrs. Marcia Palen. Washington.—As the special sesiilpn the others hns been questioned aa By Elton R. Eiitmn A general spread of beaver through Mrs. Tefft and little daughter spent Not until the very day that the a barn on theH. V. Jesse farm, on the lower peninsula and in some in­ duced in Miclilgan In 1931, the lafst of congress washes up preparatory to to its constitutloimllty, nnd It has per- Thursay night. last .week with her parents in Fowler Michigan legislature decide to ad­ stances the actual establishment of year for which figures are available, quitting, it seems haps the strongest arrny of opponents, .-Doris Sharland called on her aunt, reached a total valuation of about vllle.' for"tho consumers will help pay tho journ its present session and go home colonies adjoining the borders of some Mr. and Mrs. C. R.Howarth and Experimtntal to me thnt Interest will the people of Michigan know bow Mrs. W. L. Sharland, Thursday after­ $83,000,000, a drop of $43,000,000 un­ bill In n big wny. Thnt is, nil except of the larger cities,.is reported by the daughter Helen spent Sunday with Legiilation 'tenters chiefly on they are going to be taxed and what noon. der the 1930 figure and representing those who nre unemployed nnd with­ game division of Uie department of relatives in Lansing, two pieces of legls­ is going to be taxed. Neither will conservation. ^ but 50 per cent of the production val­ out funds. They cnnnot buy now, nnd they know how much money has been uation for 1929, It Is Indicated in a Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Povey, Dor lntlon coming from the grent mill of For the past five or six years there othy Field, Anna McCurdy, Milton Inws. Slngnlnrly enough, ench must chnrlty or public relief sources will appropriated for state expenditures MiUviUe summary report Issued by the geolog­ pay the ndded costs. and how much has been cut from the By Mra. Maggie Burden has been a steady growth in the ical survey division of the department Honsowitz and John and Blanche As­ bo denominated ns experlinentnl. .1 re­ number of beaver reported in the The nmount of the tnx to be levied budgets of past years. of conservation eltine attended a party at the home fer to tho fnrm bill, with Its Inflntlon southern third of the state. Where of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Buxton of Hag- on tho processor, nnd pnld tlie farm­ Seemingly all of the Important tax While production of iron ore in powers, nnd the measure designed to Sunday school next SunQay at'lO a. they all came frojii Is a question. A , Michigan In 1931 was less than one- adorn Road on Saturday evening. trnnsl'orin tho Tennessee river vnlley ers who ngrce to reduce ncrenge—nnd legislation, all of the tax relief meas­ few of the colonies are offspring of Edwin Gleason, Stanley Rogers, El­ thnt ngreonient must be mndo—Is a ures and many of the Important ap­ m. Preaching at 8 p. m. Everyone third of that for 1929, the value of Into a glgnntlc laborntory for develop­ Is welcome. fugitives from beaver farms but the iron ore shipped from the mines In win Samson, Milton Honsowetz, John thing which must be worked out by propriation bills are being turned into origin of most of these colonies is as and Robert Field and John Aseltine ment of pnrtlnlly-trled plnns nnd ex- .. Maggie Burden and Everett Hor- 1931 led that of any of the 30 or more porlmentntlon" with theories, with the 'the secretnry of ngrlculturo. Never the legislative hopper at one time— much a mystery to the department of- attended the weekly meeting of the at a time when representatives and wood visited their nephew. Merlon mineral products listed In the divl- Muscle Shoals nltrnte nnd power before, ns fnr ns iny resenrch hns dis­ conservation as it is lo those living in Okemos Boy Scouts last Thursday senators are anxious to quit their long Rice, and family last Friday. Miss ilon's report. In 1931 Iron ore mined plants ns tho center. closed, hns nn offlclal of government the vicinity of the beavers. The ex- in Michigan had a value at the docks evening. tedious legislative grind and get back Reba Rice came home with them for a lent of their natural migrations is un­ Elwin Samson, Stanley Rogers, The special session hns worked nt In this country had such wide pow­ visit until Sunday when her parents of ,'j;i5,986,000 as compared with $47,- ers. But tho President justifies them home. known but occasionally beaver have 597,000, the value of production in Helen Howarth and Juanita Wolever top speed. Seldom hns so much been were dinner guests and she returned shown up in places many miles from will write the seventh grade exami­ on the ground of the necessity for Not to this very day has there been home with them. 1929. Bc<:ompllshed, if tlie measure be by vol­ any definite welfare legislation ad­ any other known colonics. nations at Okemos, Thursday. preservation of ngrlculturo. Mrs. Sam Gowing of near Fowler­ Copper valuations dropped lo third ume, ns tins resulted from tho labors vanced to a point for final considera­ ville, attended church at Millville, -Several colonies are working in place giving way to coke which of conRrcss under tho Insh nnd com­ * • * tion. This is due largely to the fact Sunday. They were residents at Ingham county, two near Park lake, brought the state an income of $12,- plete domination of President Roose­ Tlie processors' tnx Is to be ndded that many members of the liouse are Dart's Corners a few years ago. one on Sycamore creek less than 190,000 in 1931. The value of coke Stockbridse velt. But we nre concerned now with to the price tho fnrmer receives for not In accord with the executive and Mrs. Eggleslon, Mrs. Adah Brown three miles from Lansing's city limits, produced In the state had dropped but By Mrs. Vesta Tiiompson nn nftcrninlh, with n continuing force. thnt portion ot his crop consumetl tn senate idea of fund diversion to aid and a fourth colony has been working $2,000,000 since 1927. The 1931 value the hungry unemployed people of and family and the Misses Viola and Hence, the two enactments mentioned tho United Stntcs, Normnlly our ex­ Hazel Wilcox visited Mr. and Mrs. Ira near Perry in Shiawassee county. Be­ represented the production of 2,650,- stand out, for the effect ot the fnrm ports ns n whole nre only about 10 per Michigan. This money must be di­ cause of complaints of damage, the 000 tons. Mrs. Vesta Thompson received a verted from one of the only sources Osborn and family of Jackson, Satur­ • bill will bo direct nnd that of the Ten­ cent of the totnl. The bill, however, day. I Perry colony Is being live-trapped by Michigan copper experienced Its box of Easter lilies from her nephew, the state is getting money from—the the conservation department and will nessee river experiment mny mnrk nn Is not nppUcnble to nil commodi­ Mrs. Adah Brown and family were greatest year in 1929, when Its value Robert Holmes, of Daytona Beach, automobile weight tax, or the federal be moved elsewhere. Last year a col­ economic milestone In the nation's his­ ties. It takes In cotton, whent, dinner guests of her parents, Mr. and reached an agreement of more than Florida, who grows them in his gar­ government will no longer give aid. ony along Deer Creek drain just north den there. tory. rice, tobncco, sugnr beets, sugnr cnne, Mrs. James Eggleslon, Sunday. | $32,000,000. The following year Its Michigan Is one of the few states of Mason, backed water up for many- value dropped to $22,000,000 and in Rev. Vender was In Williamston and President Roosevelt declined to ns- milk nnd Its products nnd hogs, but Rev. TerwUllger's brother and fam-'miles . Jackson recently, attending minister­ that has not yet complied with the de­ llyof near Battle Creek, visited here 1931 it had diminished to $10,743,000. sure success for the fnrm bill. He tho secretnry of ngrlculturo hns power There are beaver colonies in Allegan ial meetings. mand of Washington that it must pro­ from Saturday until Monday after­ Production of pig iron in 1931 termed It n glgnntlc experiment, nn to mnke It Inoperative ns to nny one or county; near Scolts south of Kalama­ ;rhe Mission Aid of the Presbyterian vide some state aid for the support of noon. reached 537,350 tons with a total val­ ellCort offered In search of relief for nil of them If ninrket conditions nre its unemployed people in order to get zoo; near Sparta in Kent county; near uation of $8,964,000. church met with Mrs. LllUe Cook last such ns mnke the use of the law Innd- Mr. and Mrs. James Wilcox and downtrodden ngrlciilturo, r hope for federal aid. Washington takes the daughter Janelte and Mr. and Mrs. C. Howell and in Macomb county near Portland cement which brought pro­ week Thursday. vlsnble. Romeo. Beaver formerly reported in Mrs. John Jackson is very ill at better condltlon.s. The so-cnlled Mus­ position that as long as the Mlchlga'h Klrby and son of Eden, visited their ducers more than $20,000,000 in 1927 state government has done nothing to the Muskegon state part have moved had dropped off until in 1931 produc­ present. cle Shonls legislation Is experimental The processors' tnx Is being levied parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Clark, by its own Inngungo. under the guise of whnt Is cnlled provide funds for the hungry, the Sunday. north and some are now found along tion was valued at less than $7,000,- Mrs. Mary Jackson was confined to the White River. "pnrlty of prices." Tt is the purpose federal' government cannot and will Stewart Anderson of Pinckney, call­ 000. It represented In that year-6,- her home by a severe cold last week. The provision of the fnrm hill dele- Recently the department received a to lift the returns which the fnrmer not help a state that refuses to help ed on his brother John, Sunday. 132,000 barrels. Rev. Melvln returned last week gnting to the President nuthorlty to report of 'beaver near Norlhporl in Itself. Mrs. Hilllard Bravender. is much Salt production in the state has from a camp near Hartland, where a use inflntlonnry measures with the receives to n basis where conipensntlon the Leelanau peninsula about 30 miles Upon promises of the enactment of better being able to sit up a part of been relatively stable with a drop In religious conference was held. currency is, of course, vltnl to every for his lubor shnll be proportionately from any previously known colony. annual value of from $8,343,000 In Herbert A. Thompson of Detroit, one. Tt hns been nnnTyzed In this col­ the snmc. In relation to the prices he the Kulp bin that provides funds for the time. welfare, the state government during So far the invasion of beaver to the 1929 to $5,760,000 in 1931. spent last Saturday night with his umn heretofore nnd while every one Is pnys for things ho buys, ns the rntlo Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bravender spent more highly settled and cultivated The 1931 value of other important mother, Mrs. Vesta Thompson. Sunday between the sale nnd purchnse stood the past few months has been advanc­ the week end with his parents. Interested In what the President mny ing money to the state, but now the sections of the slate have caused rela­ minerals and mineral products as list­ morning they drove to Williamston to In 1014. Thnt Is involved. It Is com­ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Callaway and do with those powers. It does not pnr- federal aid has been withdrawn. tively little trouble according to the ed by the geological survey division attend a mother's day Urnner at the daughter Kathleen, Mr. and Mrs. John \ department. home of her grandson, Theo A. tnko of the siimo conditions or circum­ plex .In tho extreme. Bravender of Flint, Hilllard Bravender were; So It can readily be seen that im­ Where colonies have established Thompson. There were fourteen pres­ stances ns the farm or Mn.scle Shoals Rut there Is no need of services of a of Owosso, spent Sunday with their Limestone $3,805,000; sand and portant legislative welfare questions themselves they have aroused consid­ ent from Detroit, Stockbridge and legislation. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hilllard gravel $3,301,000; miscellaneous prod­ soothsnyer In pointing to the tre­ are going to be jammed into the final erable local iplerest. Should these ani­ Williamston. Bravender. ucts (amorphous graphite, peat, marl, While each of these mensuros Is do- mendous orgnnizntion that Is going to days of the session for consideration. mals continue lo increase and spread mineral waters, silver, etc.) $3,277,- Miss Millicent Stevens and Miss slpnod to nid nRrlculture, there Is a bo necessary in carrying out such leg­ Bills that provide finances for the Sunday callers of Mr. Bravender in the farming districts, it may be 000; petroleum $2,840,000; brick and Fern Thompson were home from Yp- point of strikiuK dissimilarity he- islation. A thousnnd nnd one things public school system of Michigan are were Alfred Bravender and Mrs. Rob­ necessary to live-trap many of them tile $1,700,000; coal $1,094,000; lime silanti over the week end. must be considered. Inspected, gunrded, making progress. Fears expressed a ertson of Dansville, and his daughter and move them lo areas where their Mrs. Mary Brown left two bouquets twoon (iiPin. Tlio farm relief measure of Williamston, and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. $334,015. Is designed to have nn Inimodinto ef­ negotlntcd, enforced. GovornniGnt em­ few weeks ago that almost a complete dam building activilies are less likely In summarizing its report, the di­ of flowers at the Thompson home as Eggleslon and Earl Goodwin. fect. No sticli (liouRht Is ontertnlnod ployees must do thnt work. Tho mn- collapse of the school system of the to do damage. vision includes salt, sand lime brick, mother's day offerings. state was an outlook for the fall, have Earl Goodwin and Miss Iva Foote Mrs. Mabel Eamcs and son of Aure­ rospoetiiig tlin ;\Iiisclo Shnnls dovolop- chlno can bo mndo to click nnd run spent Sunday evening near Vantown bromine, calcium chloride, magnesium smootlll.v, say supporters ot the plnn. been disappearing and it begins to and magnesium sulphate as being lius, nre spending several days this mont propOsiii. Tfs purpose Is pre- with her father and aunt. It Is the most glgnntlc political mn- look now as though tho legislature among minerals productions of which week with her parents here. dicalod on a hollnf by those who fos- will bo able to get some revenue pro­ Charles Hair attended the funeral DR. K. E. SCHURR torod it thnt it will ho of Instins bene­ cliine In history, sny opponents of the of a friend al Grass Lake, Monday. gives Michigaii first rank among the Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thoinpson were ducing bills through that will keep the ostcopntlilc slates, Michigan is second in produc­ in Chelsea last Sunday. fit tn IIk! Iiiiiiifin race. Tf the theories program. Whichever view Is correct. It most of the schools open for at least Will Clark went with him. tion of iron ore, portland cement, prove wnl'icllliln nnd pnrtinlly-trlod remains as a fact that there will be a greater portion of the year Mrs. Adah Brown and Frances and Physician-Surgeon gypsum and graphite. It holds third plan.s can ho cw'Ioi] nn to sncco.s.sriil gnvornmont agents In every county to Rosalie spent Sunday evening with' Some progress is also being made oaice Hours—!l-ia a. in.; 2-.5 p. in. rank in production of stone and sand Nortlieast Onondaga concIiLslon, tlio linpo doubtless cnn bo tell fnrmors who enter into tlio ngrco- on the Moore delinquent tax bill that Mrs. Maggie Burden. and gravel; Coiirtli in copper and is By Mrs. Edd Diirrow roiilizcd, ments on acrolige reduction what they has been down and out two or three Clarence Mann after spending the and 7-8 p. n>. ninth in tlie total value of its mineral past week in Lansing returned to the * • * shnll do and whnt tlioy shall not do; _times but in some way finds sufficient Phone .SI4 products. there will be Inspectors galore. In new vitality to arise again and carry home of A. J. Wilson, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. f-iylo Darrow and baby President Koo,'5cvolt told, congress pi'ocos.sing plants nnd necnnntnntg on. • Possibly this is due to the fact Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gauss of Plain- Dart National IJanU Building, of Eaton Rapids, spent Sunday eve­ wlion he nskod eiinclment of tho fnrm cheekily; books when necessary, nnd that oven though the original bill field, called on Mrs. Maggie Burden MiLsnn Brooder House Now Tuesday morning. ning with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. relief bill thnt ho there will lie taxes collected In whnt­ wasn't all that it sliould have been, Ready To Inspect Ed Darrow. A New and doomed It emergent- ever amount the socretiiry of asrlcul- there is merit to the desire of some Mr. and Mrs. I-I. Wright and daugh­ Untrod Path ''^' "ccossnry to tnko turo decroos to be needed to pny the of the representatives and senators lo ter Maxine of Jackson, spent Sunday constrnctlve steps give some aid to property owners who I'OULI'KYMICN f>l.VV MEW NEW- with their mother. cost. LV EUECriOi) HOUSE. In nid of agriculture, are unable to pay their taxes. The one Miss Ruth Miller, Ralph Miller and Tt Is In the appointment of tllo per­ stumbling block that has stood in the "Deep study nnd the Joint counsel Miss Nona Wcmple of Holt, spent sonnel for carrying out the net thnt way of the Moore bill, the fear that it A demonstration brooder house was of ninny points of view," tho Presi­ Sunday afternoon with their aunt, opponents of the plnn Insi.st there Is was designed to aid some of the big built tho first of the week at Willis Mrs. Sarah Darrow, and family. dent snid, "have produced n incnsuro Pickle Contracts the groiltest danger. Thoy hold that It city real estate sub-dividers who in Collar's, Vevay townsliip, by E, R. Miss Dorothy Pace, Gracia and which ofl'ors grent promLso of good re­ Hancock of tho State College Poultry will bo iuipossihlo to obtain men nnd the past have milked tho public, has Richard Greenup spent the week end sults. I tell yon frankly that It Is a been somewhat overcome by the pre­ department, and can now be inspected women who will construe the IJlw In in Lansing. new nnd tintrod path, but I toll you sentation of facts which show that by any who are interested in an eco­ the same wny or who will use thoir Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lovote and family with equal frankness thnt nn un­ most of these fellows do not now own Pickle contracts may be secured nomical typo of brooder house. discrotionnry power to tho snmo ex­ spent Sunday with their daughter, precedented . condition calls for tho the land they originally dished out as While the first cost of this brooder tent. Mrs. Bert Warner, of Aurelius. trial of new menns to rescue ngrlcul- nice, attractive homesites. House and is slightly higher than some types of Miss Hattie Wright spent Saturday * * * by calling at the office of Wilson construction due to tho fact that it is tnre." senate com'mittees are working on evening in Jackson. Now to give considernllon io the some of the points in the bill that doublc-fioored and insulated with fi­ Tho President added thnt If It fnilod Miss Arlenc Darrow has been con­ Muscle Shoals loglslntinn have been so strongly contested and Packing Co., Mason. Phone 51. ber board on all sides, these features fined to her home the past week with to develop those rosults "I will bo tho will repay their cost many times in Senator Norris, of thoy hope that there will be a satis­ the measles. first to ncknowledRO It nnd ndvLso coal saved as well as in more and factory agreement in the near, future. Mrs. Abbie Stone and son Fred, you." Tt appears then ns n hope. We Muscle Shoals Nohrnskn, 'lias boon hoaltliier chicks saved. Many hatch- Mrs. Mildred McKessey and son Garth Exaeriment I.^''oiiiotlnK n progrnm nre stnrting on n new rnnd. Prison appropriations have been cut erymen arc criticised for weak chicks of Central Onondaga, spent Sunday txperiment development ot by both senate and house committees. svhen tlie real trouble is poorly con­ with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darrow and The first principle of the bill Is most tho Tonnesseo rivor since tllo national trolled temperature of the brooder MiSch of the luxury of prison life will son. poculinr. It would linvo cotton fnrm- defcnso net of 1910 provided for nn house. Besides saving fuel and pro­ go out as a result of these curtail­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hazelton have ors purchnso povornmont-nwnnd cotton viding even temperature in cold or e.vporiiiicntnl production of nitrntes ments. traded 'their farm for property near nt tho prosoiit market price to whnt­ cool weather an insulated house is with wntor power nt Muscle Shonls. Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Moyer have ever extent they will do so and reduce much more comfortable in hot weath­ The Into President Wil.son ohtnlned Four-H club work, one of the excel- moved to tho farm. their ncrengo this yenr In nccordnnco er. legislation in 1017 for construction of cellent features of the work of the Lance Aldrich of Leslie, spent the with tho nninunt so housht hy them A REFRIGERATOR WITH SHELVES IN THE DOOR FOR ' two dnms there, nnd for power plnnts extension department of the Michigan Anotlior feature of this brooder of week end with his cousin, Merritt nnd which will be hold hy tlio socro- EGGS, BUTTER, BACON, AND OTHER SMALL ARTICLES" fundamental importance is, that.it is nnd laboratories for tlin fixation of State college has met with the ap­ Darrow. . - tnry of np;riciiitiiro In trust for the built on skids so that it can be moved nitrogen from tho nlr, Tliat wns for. proval of the house, the appropriation Mr. and Mrs'. Howard Lantls' of piireilnsers until 10,15, If tlioy doslro. for this work among the boys and so clean ground each year or oftener Jackson, Mrs. Rivard and Mrs. Clara military purpn.sos, but ns soon ns thnt if desired. It is practically impossible Tho purclinses tlioroforo cnn ho riindo nood pnssod, tho ntmnsphcric nitrogen girls of rural Michigan having been Laberteaux of Leslie, spent Saturday on credit. passed without difficulty. The bill is to wage a successful fight against evening with Mr. and Mrs. L. Faught. was tn ho used for fertilizer. Senntor worms and disease unless chicks can Tho purpose of tills, of course, Is to Norris has nrgued for years for utill- now in the senate where it doubtless will meet with the same consideration. bo kept off infested ground. Hence reduce production nnd thereby reduce zntinn of tho country's water resources the importance of a movable house. tho siu'plii.s In one nnd tho snmo con­ In dcvolnpmcnt of electric power, nnd The brooder is 10 by 12 feet in size, Villages and cities will not be able FILM NEWS tract. Tho fnrniers cannot buy the tlio use ot thnt power In providing designed to take care of 400 chicks or government cotton without thord being to raise property assessments if a bill MASON THEATRE cheaper fertilizer for fnrm,s. Ho is pending in the house should be pass­ less. Inspection of the structure is a resulting decrease In ncrenge. Sim­ invited and bulletins giving dimen­ known ns nn especially bitter foe of ed. sions and bill of materials may be ob­ ply stntod, then, this principle Is de­ power conipnnies, nnd times unnum­ tained of H. H. Barnum, county ex­ Buck Jones rides high, wide and signed to .shorten tile supply nnd cnuso bered ho hns chnrged on the floor of Another veteran state employe tension agent. Mr. Barnum can also handsome at the Mason Theatre Fri­ nn Increase In price. Of course, the the senate that tho power companies passed out of the picture during the direct inquirers to other houses of day and Saturday In his latest action farmer takes the chnnco that there nren trust. Ho hns accused them of past few days. Thomas Buckingham, this type in the county. drama, "Forbidden Trail." Appearing will be no Increase In price, hut here constnntly bleeding the public who for nearly twenty years assistant sup­ with him are Barbara Weeks, Mary ngnln. It Is "a new nnd untrod path" hnve to buy thofee products. erintendent of buildings and grounds, Carr and Frank Lei^ue. It's an excit­ nnd thnt chnnco mny win. having been retired by the state board ing western drama, with crooked poli­ But the present Slusclo Shoals pro­ of auditors. His place has been filled The second section of tho monsurn tics, romance and guerilla warfare be­ gram, ns enacted Into Inw, goes fnr by a brother of State Treasurer Fry. Mason Theatre tween homesteaders and cattlemen, has boon nttnckod by its critics ns beyond the orlglnnl Norris drenm. It Possibly this indicates that the new and Jones fans can be assured of an "robbing Peter to pny Pnul." It gives Is, indeed, the drenm of n future assistant superintendent, who has the secretnry of ngrlculturo nuthorlty proven to be a very likable chap, will Friday and Saturday abundahce of typical Jones fast riding Tennes,see\'nlley ns n mnn-mnde pnro- and quick shooting in this plausiiile to lense ngrlculturnl Innds, pny- dlse, a Inborntory for the good of the be elevated to the position that Wal­ and pleasing story of the West when Ing the owner agreed sums ns rentnl, human rnce, a public bcnofnctlon on lace Brown has held so well and so efficiently over a long period of years. the law was on the side of the man to nccompllsh a reduction in ncrenge the pnrt of tlie government. with the fastest gun. A cartoon com by removing those Innds from crop Supt. Brown's term of office expires edy and ch^ter four of "The Jungle productive use. Thnt, ns Is readily In addition to completion of the July first unless the board should de­ Mystery" complete the program for discernible, will be an expensive nitrate plnnts nnd the grent power cide to retain him. Friday and Saturday. proposition. The government could progrnm, the new law prescribes con­ A new angle on aviation is exploited not do it without having funds come tinued tests of various kinds, improve­ A biirregulating and codifying all in Columbia's latest air drama, "Air from somewhere to mnke such pay­ ment of navigability of the river of the cemetery laws of Michigan is Hostess," which comes as the feature ments. So the sponsors of tho bill laid Itself, reforestation of the 'cutover •in the house. It is one of. the longest 'VE WHiitctI nn cicclric rcfrlRcrntor It's surprising, too, how much re­ bills ever presented to the legislature. attraction for 15 Cent Night, next a tax on the processors of agricultural hillsides nnd "proper use of marginal I for a IniiR time, btil Jim and I Just frigerator space the Shclvador really Tuesday and Wednesday, The title kept putting of! buying altlioiinli we saves. Why Just the other day, out conimoditielB''to obtain needed revenue. lands." In that later authority, it Is knew we'll get one fii>oncr or Ifilcr. of curiosity, I emptied the shelves of tells the theme of the story, which conceded, lies permission to accom­ the refrigerator and then took the One (lay I happened to >cc an ad de- deals with the career of an "air hos­ It hardly 'need be said that the plish a great many things. Marginal Southeittt Iiurl footl out of the Shclvador nnd|placed By Mm. Jamea •criliing the new Cro»ley rcrrigcrator It on the shelves I had jusi emptied. tess" on a coast-to-coast passenger processors—the packer of meats, the lands Is, of course, an economic, term. with the Slielvadnr. I showed it to air line, whose work it is to ioolc after Would you believe It?—the ffrtlclci I inUler of flour, the spinners of cotton, It means lands, the use of which for Jim. We both llioiiglil it van the had in the Shclvador almost filled the comfort of tbe passengers, Evalyn etc.—nre going to fight this section. finest feature we hod ever seen In any the refrigerator!' Knapp, seen here last season with Joe certain crops Is questionable. De­ Mr. and Mrs. Merlyn Ewers of refrigerator. * * * termination of the proper use of such Jackson, were Sunday guests of their Maybe il sounds a little high-hat lo E, Brown and William Powell, is the Then, this complex piece of legisla­ U didn't take us long after llial to vis­ say it, but, honestly, my friends* air hostess, other important roles are lands, therefore, ia undoubtedly a mat­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Ewers it the dealer so that we coulil sec the electric refrigerators look so hopi)- tion also provides for use of the allot­ ter of great moment. The Tennessee and family. Shclvador on disnlay. I was as thrilled Ivssly out of dale when compared bandied by Thelma Todd and James as coultl he. The moment I saw ll Murray, Some highly exciting flying ment plan, and otlier Valley Authority, the offlclal name of Fred Olin and Fern LaFrance were with mine. And Jim ncvcr|gcls fin­ visitors of Mrs, Kingsley in Stock- I said, "That's what I must have." ished telling everyone of the low price sequences add zest to an unusual Con$um9ra taxes on the pro­ the government-owned corporation that of our Crosley. lie says most refriger­ cessors and use of bridge, Sunday, Well, we have our Crosley now and story. A Silly Symphoney cartoon and wm Pay will direct' the great experiment, can you'd be surpris.cd how much every­ ators are advertised at one price and the Universal News complete the bill. the tariff agalnstlm- . Delia Briggs called on her brothers one admircs.il because I Just open thi> then freight, Installation, taxes and and probably will find waya and meana and sisters one evening last week. 'a lot of other charges arc added. "ForbiddenTrail'' One of the season's biggest pictures ports to drive the prices of farm of using marginal lands. door and thcrcjarc my eggs, oranges, But our Crosley sold at the same commodities hijrher. This section like Anna McCann was a visitor of Mrs, lemons, butler, bacon and other ordi­ low price advertised. is promised next week Friday and S. ItiS, Western N.wipftp«r Unlsn. James Quinn, Friday afternoon and narily hard-lo-find articles right on He had a little settling up to do Saturday, when "The Conquerors", the shelves In TIIE DOOR. Nol a bit Of course, I'm nol telling anyone evening. of searching. Everything is right before he settled down! starring Richard Dix and Irene Dunne, what lo buy. Dut If anyone wants a ter banquet at the N. A. church on Pvelyn Quinn writes the 7th and Sth where I can find it. One of my refrigerator that's up-to-date and wiU show here. Attractions for tbe grade examination in Dansville Thurs­ friends said il seems as though there costs little, I-advise them to see the Also, cartoon comedy and "The following week include "One in a Life­ Colambia Road Thursday evening, May 25. is an Mira pantry inside the re. Croiiley electric refrigerator wllh Ihc By M:ta. W. 0. Norris day and Friday of this week. She will frigeralor.. Jungle Mystery," time", with Jack Oakie and Sidney 1 Mr. and Mirs. George Brown of Lan spend Wednesday and Thursday night Shclvador. Pox, and Wheeler and Woolsey in "So -sing, were making calls in the neigh­ with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, This Is Africa". Other good ones com­ borhood, Sunday. E. J. Wordoh and sons. ing soon include "Air Mail", "BiU of The L. A. S. at the church last week was well attended and proceeds Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Norris visited Eugene Standfleld of Jackson, is Tuesday-Wednesday 15c Night Divorcement", with John Barrymore Mr. land Mrs. A. Griffin, Sunday after­ Mason Plumbing & Heating Co. and Katherine Hepburn,. and Slim were ten dollars. spending several days with his grand­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilson and noon in East Aurelius. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Ewers. Phone 309 Summerville and Zasu Pitts in "They Mrs. C. Long has returned to her "AIR HOSTESS" ,Just Had To Get Married." wife and son Fred attended a funeral His grandfather. Will Standfleld, Is Sunday at Michigan Center. home in Adrian. very low at present. Evalyn Knapp, Thelma Todd and Mr. and Mra. W. E. Norris and son Paul Standfleld was a caller in this James Murray in a soaring ro­ If Claude Wett, DansvUle, wUl bring Herbert and MrSi Charles Burroughs If O. D. Campbell, city, will bring vicinity, Friday evening., this item to the NEWS office, be will HoUis Hanna and Clare Brown were mance that will thrill you to the attended the funeral of*Mrs. Mabel this Item to.tbe NEWS office, he wlU iicHiieEii4feR b« given a (r«« admtMlon ticket to tbe Norrifl, at Baton Rapids, Saturday. be given a free admlaalon ticket to the callers of Leo Ewers one evening last .. wiira eaiLVAB«B . .: • sky'8 limit! Uuon Theatre. There will;be a mother ami daugh­ week. ••. " INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASONy MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 18> 1933 Pag* NIm

health for some time but suffered a troit were guests Saturday evening calers of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Rupp MeadsvUk stroke Saturday. The funeral services Udud Cornen of his father, C. L.I Hulett. of Bath. By Mn. Gnue Patrlek were held at the home Tuesday after­ By Bbfl. Mabfl E. Root Mr. and Mrs. E. 'j. Collins were din­ Joseph Beaumont of Lansing spent noon by Rev. Camburn with burial in ner guests of their daughter, Mr. and Sunday evening with his brother, Ted the Webberville cemetery. He leaves Mrs, Dwlght Laylln and family of Beaumont, and family. a wife and other relatives to mourn. The Island Corner homecoming will SP ORTS Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Showers and Miller Road Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George Morton and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Foreman spent take place as usual the first Saturday Earl spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Fast of Angola, Indiana, spent Eva were diner guests Sunday of Mr. Earnest Monroe near Webberville. Sunday evening with her parents. ,in June. All teachers, scholars and those who have lived in this neighbor­ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Mor­ and Mrs. Francis Greenfield of Holt. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Galley and chil­ Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Smith of Lan­ ton. sing, and Miss Alice Hagcrman of hood are cordially invited to come and James and Lee Hulett, Mrs. Mabel Maroons And Trojans dren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Calla Morton called on Mrs. E ,R6ot and Jane and Jean spent Harvey Oakley. Howell, spent Sunday with Mr. and renew old friendships, talk over old EATON K WALLOPS Divide Golf Honors Mrs. Ami Smith. times. Those attending will bring well Melvina DeCamp of Holt Sunday af­ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wells Mrs. James Parks was removed to The Epworth League of this place Ailed baskets and their own drinks. ternoon. and family north of Mason. the hospital in Lansing for an opera­ will put on a play, "Who Killed Earl There will be a short program and Mrs. Marian Allen and daughter ASELTINE HAS LOW SCORE tion, last Saturday. also sports On the sports committee MASON lOJPEN SEASON WITH TANSEY SECOND. Wright", Thursday evening. May 25, Iva were diner guests of Mr. and Mrs. LITTLE CHANGE Mrs. I. P. Galpln and children and for the prevention of rum running. of last week's Items the name of Ken­ Arthur Allen, Sunday In Lansing. "There is little change In trousers," neth Kurtz was omitted . CAIIDINALS COLLECT 21 SCORES Mason and East Lansing high Dannie Patrick of Ann Arbor, spent Little Junior Shepler, 2-year-old son Mr. and Mrs. Richard Andrews and says a fashion-writer. It has, of OFF MASON. schools ended their golf match all the week end with Mr. and Mrs. D. C. of Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Shepler, was Mr. and Mrs. Ted Beaumont and children were dinner guests Sunday of course, all gone to the tax-collectors. even Monday afternoon, Aseltine Patrick and Mr. and Mrs. W. Malcho. operated on for mastoid, tonsils and son Cieo were dinner guests of Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Andrews of Lan- —Punch (London). .Lack of Practice •Iiindloains Mason with an 86 and Clipper with a 95 took Leland Bourne is working for Joe adenoids Monday morning in Lansing. Beaumont's mother, Mrs. Kate Mills, Tcmw, Mlzor Was Only Pitcher three points from Tansey with an 88 Dembecki. He is getting along as well as can be of Charlotte. On Roster. and Clark with a 98, But the other Mrs. Flora Whitney and family expected. Callers at the James Hulett home two Maroons gave the three points spent Sunday at Bath with Mr. and Sunday were Katherine Mae Adams Independent baseball opened at Eat­ back to the Trojans. Kellogg with a Mrs. William Whitney, and her niece Maurene, Mr. and Mrs, on Rapids last Sunday when Mason 105 and Harrison with 130 returned Mrs. Lcora Sessions spent the week South Wheatfield Otto Shatuck and Leo, Violet and Jewett-Vogt and the Cardinals played until sun­ the three points to Llghtner and Jer end in Fowlervllle, with her mother, By Mrs. Cflaude Hayhoe Wahnlta Shattuck of Lansing. down when the count stood 21 to 5 in ome of East Lansing who shot 99 and Mrs. H. Knickerbocker. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Potts of Mor- favor of the Cardinals, Mizer was 120. Mrs. Chas. Nlethammer has not the only Mason pitcher available for Lawton Hedglln and family spent rlce spent Wednesday with Mr. and Coach Clifford Walcott and his been so well for the past week. Mrs. E. J. Collins. FUNERAL DIRECTORS duty and because of lack of practice golfers will entertain the Charlotte Orlle Whitney with the Stevens Sunday evening with Leonard Hendee. he had nothing on the ball. He was aggregation here Thursday afternoon. boys, attended a baU game at Jack­ William Smith was in Mason, Sat­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Elsessor en­ hit hard and often but stuck it out. On Saturday the Maroon contingent son prison, Sunday. urday. tertained Sunday, Howard Elsessor The Cardinals were loaded with a will take part in the Little Seven Helen Walker and Russell Stevens Miss Margery Tanner and friend of and children, Mrs. Ollle Elsesor and Funeral Home—605 S. Jefferson flock of heavy hitters. The famous tournament at Howell. Inasmuch as had their closing days of school, last Lansing, visited Sunday afternoon children of Lansing and Jessie and Barnhill of Charlotte poled out a the tourney will be staged on the Friday. with Orin Morse. Nina May of East Lansing. home run, a triple, a double and a tricky Howell course the opinion pre­ Mrs. Galpln and Dannie Patrick Mijs Leah Wing spent Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bennet and 132—Phones—356 single. vails that the Howell lads will have called on Mrs. Chas. Nlethammer, night with Marguerite HayTToe. children spent Sunday with Mrs. Ben- Mason started out in brisk style by things their own way. Sunday. <^ Mr. and Mrs, Jess Curtis and Mr, net's mother, Mrs. Buck, of West Holt. bringing four scores home In the first and Mrs. Ed Otis visited S. A, War­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hulett of De­ frame and another in the second. But ner, Thursday aifternoon. then the Mason offense slackened and Claude Hayhoe and family spent the Mason fielders began to start re­ Wonderland By Mrs. W. J. Clarke Sunday afternoon with Mr. and .Mrs, trieving balls from every far corner UUBAHLEIAKEN I Geo. Hayhoe. of the park. Mr. and Mrs. Wirt Warner spent For many of the Mason players the Mr. and Mrs. Stebbins of Lansing, Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs, game Sunday was the first time they BYILIAMSIONIEAI called on Mr. Duke, Sunday. S. A, Warner. had a baseball in tUtiir hands this Mr. and Mrs, Holloway of "Ply­ Claudine Hayhoe spent Thursday year. Wet grounds has made prac­ NEITHER HIGH SCHOOL TEAM mouth, have been spending a few days night with Bernice Haynes. fif^M^nt PRICES tice impossible for the Mason team. MADE EARNED RUN. with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Conklln. Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Hendee en­ In other localities where sandy fields Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Keeler of Jack­ tertained Mr. and Mrs, Earl King and .S I'olt CHAMPS. Lang had eight strike-outs to his Mr and Mrs, Merton Mizer attended DRIVE IN TODAY —see cross-sections cut from Firestone Tires- ci'cdit but his support was wobbly at At the Ingham county track meet the pre-opening night at Pleasant Sl.'viMi Rceorilis Full in Mi'»t; Advitcic crucial moments. held at East Lansing Saturday, the Lake Saturday evening. special brand mail order tires and others. See for yourself the Extra of iloU; Ls High I.olnt Man; Satt- Williamston played the best base­ Okemos high school track team were The Jolly Bunch will meet at the Uir, Dliuondiile, Second. ball. Brown, the visiting catcher, the champions making seven new rec­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Stitt, May Values we give you. played heads-up baseball all the way ords, Dick Wever won first and Bud 26. Seven old Ingham county track re­ and was the sparkplug of the team. VanHulst 2nd place. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Boelio of Lan­ Prices will surely advance again. Buy today and save money! cords fell by the wayside Saturday af­ Two walks and a fielder's, choice Ami Heathman and son Harold of sing spent Thursday with Mr. and ternoon when track teams from Oke- gave Williamston a counter in the Grand Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs, Jas, Mrs. George Nice. nlos, Williamston, Dimondale and Holt first inning. An error followed by Terrill of Lansing, were visitors of Mrs. Lem Parker spent Friday with met at tlie Michigan State college sta­ Brown's two-ply swat yielded another Walter Heathman, Thursday, Harold Mrs. George Nice. THE NEW dium for the annual track meet. The nm in the third. Two errors and a Heathman, a forestry graduate of M. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rowe spent Sun­ new records wei'o made liy Robert Ad­ bunt made another run in the third. S, C, left for forestry camps located day with Mr. and Mrs, R. F, Droscha. cock of Holt, Dick Wevcr, Okemos, Again in the fifth inning the Mason north of Duluth, Minn., where he has Miss Doris Boutwell attended an Sattler and Giassner of Dimondale defense weakened and two errors were charge of thirty boys. alumni meeting at the Webberville converted into two scores. and VanHalst of Okemos. Adcock A counsel of doctors was held for school Friday evening. and Wcver each broke two county re- Mason's tally came in the sixth Lew Cudworth, who is very sick at The Merry Circle and the H. C. D. SUPER OLDFIELD TYPE coi-ds. when Bullen smacked out a two-bag­ present. 4-H club held a local achievement Tliis lire in llie equal of nil The Okemos Indians had no difCi- ger and Peterson dropped Aseltine's Mr. and Mrs. Walter Heathman and day at the Harper school. May 12. cillly in carrying away the honors of fly to allow Bullen to score. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Risk and Joan Beatrice Wise has left Harper Btniiilard hriiiul lirSt line tires tlio meet. Red-headed Dick Wevcr The game was replete with good spent Monday evening with Mrs. G. school and is now attending the Can­ in Quality, Cuiistriiclioii and led the chieftains in scoring with 13'4 plays as well as poor ones, Snyder W. Allen in Alaiedon. aan school. Appcuriiiivc. Sold at a price and Swartout each caught line drives ot the 63 points, Dimondale, led by The annual mother and daughter At the school fair, Margaret and that nlTords you rail siivings. to rob Williamston of hits while Kit­ the versatile Sattler, took second banquet was held at the school gym Rodney Chamberlain received first, chen and Clay robbed Barnum and place in the meet with a total of 32 Friday evening with 250 in attendance Clyde Smith, second, and James Sie- Sl/R rnicn SIZE IMIICE points; Holt third with 29'/t points Lang of. certain hits. grist third for exhibits in school work. and the stage was beautifully decorat­ t..'50-2l.,,. $5.85 s!oo-2o. $7.00 and Williamston trailed, having a to­ The lineup follows; ed with ferns and large pedestals of tal of 7% points, Adcock scored 14% Williamston AB R H E 1.7.';.19.... b.iO .'•|.2.-.-lft 7.65 snapdragons and pretty geraniums on Other SiMea I'miwrlitmafely i^w points and Sattler 14'/t. points in indi­ Verdon Dunckle, 3b 4 0 0 0 the tables and also sweet peas. After Northeast Lansing Township vidual scoring. Keith Swan, lb 3 3 0 0 the supper Mrs. Laura Grettenberger By W. E. West The running form of Bob Adcock Brown, c 3 0 10 in a very pleasing manner introduced and the stellar showing of Sattler of Clay, ss 3 10 0 the toastmlstress, Mrs. Emily Lyon. %GOtp STANDARD FIRESTONE OLDFIELD TYPE Dimondale and Wever of Okemos Kitchen, 2b 3 0 0 0 Miss Vera Mouldenhaver gave. the Mrs. Harriet Davis died Wednesday This tire Is tuperior in quality tA drew much applause from the fans. King, cf 2 10 0 toast to mothers and Mrs. Manden- at the farm home near the deep cut ^Tire \^lues first lino spccidl brand tires oiTcrcd Peterson, rf 3 0 0 2 VanHalst, Okemos, showed promise of berger the compliment to daughters. bridge, after a prolonged illness. She for sale hy mail order houses nnd made developing into a track star, winning Vernon Dunckle, p 3 0 10 had been a resident of this neighbor­ Bud Slocum has charge of the music without the manufacturer's name the mile run in record time. VanHalst Kenneth Swan, If 1 0 0 0 which was a special feature of the hood for about 50 years. She is sur­ is only a freshman at the Okemos Bowen, If 2 0 0 0 vived by her husband, George Davis, and guarantee. This is "The Tire program, Mrs. Eben Mumford of E. THE MASTERPIECE school and Coach Soper believes he Lansing, gave the address on "Equal­ one son and five daughters, eight That Taught Thrift to MiUiona." will become a valuable asset to Indian 27 5 2 2 ity of Opportunities", in the past and grandchildren and fourteen great athletics. Giassner, winner of the OF TIRE CONSTRUCTION Mason AB R H E present generations. grandchildren. SIZE TRICE SIZE PRICE shot-put, showed excellent form In Michitsch, ss 2 0 0 1 Mrs. Mary Bldwell and Mrs. Nora John VanGorder and family of Ea­ setting a new county record. R. Reynolds, ss 1 0 0 4.50-21..,, i5.X0 5.00-19, Whiting attended achievement day at ton Rapids, visited at the home of W Bullen, rf 3 i.1M9.... 5.65 .':.2.';-i8. 6.05 Winners of the track events were: 1 1 Mason, Friday. Glen Baker, Sunday. A TIRE of higher quality 120 yard dash, Wever, Okemos; Aseltine, lb 3 0 1 Other Sieet Praportioitately tjote Okemos consolidated school will Mrs. Roy Bush and baby have re­ — greater safety — and longer Phelps, Okemos; 880-yard run, Allen, Lang, p 3 0 1 turned from the Lansing sanitarium. Dimondale; Merrill, Okemos; 100-yard Harkness, If 1 graduate 32 students next week this 0 0 being the largest class since the Both.are doing well. mileage. It is in a class by dash, Adcock, Holt; Foote, Okemos; Snyder, If 2 0 1 Representative Vern Brown was the FIRESTONE SENTINEL TYPE 440-dash, Sattler, Dimondale; Kendall, Barnum, 2b 2 school was organized. Miss Blanche itself. Made by master tire 0 0 Aseltine is valedictorian and Miss speaker at the meeting of Capitol Thia tire it of better Quality, Holt; 220.yard dash, Adcock, Holt; Slusser, 2b 1 0 1 Ethel Kelly, the salutatorlan. Bacca­ Grange Saturday evening. His talk builders—holds all world Construction and Workmanship than Foote, Okemos; mile run, VanHalst, Collar, 3b 2 0 0 0 and the discussion on legislative mat­ laureate services will be held at the •eeond line special brand tires offered Okemos; G. Hogle, Okemos; 220-low Swartout, 3b 1 0 0 1 ters that followed was enjoyed by all. records on road and track — hurdle, Wever, Okemos; Hulett, Oke­ King, c 2 school house Sunday evening, May 21. for sale by mail order houses and 0 0 0 The class night and commencement A short mother's day program was first choice of drivers who risk mos; and Stockwell, Holt, tied for se­ E. Reynolds, cf 1 0 0 0 also given. The program was preced­ other* and made without the manu­ cond place. will be Friday evening. May 26. The their lives on their tires. For facturer's name and guarantee. annual junior and senior banquet will ed by the 4th degree and a supper. Winners of the field events were: 24 1 5 6 be on Saturday evening. May 20. A dance was held at the Commun-. thirteen consecutive years Shot, Giassner, Dimondale; Schultz, Ity haU Saturday evening. This was SIZE PRICE SIZE 1 PRICE Okemos; pole vault, Peterson, Wil­ Mrs. Bristol fell and broke her arm Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires this week. the last dance of the season. 4.50-21.,.. i4.69 5.00-19,,K5.48 liamston; P. Hogle, Okemos; high Pomona Grange will meet with By liifs. have won the Indianapolis 500- 4.75-19..,. 5.10 5.25-18,1 6.17 jump, Sattler, Dimondale; Leu, Oke­ Student Grange, East Lansing, Satur­ mos; broad jump, Sattler and Adcock day evening. There wll be a potluck mile Race — the most gruelling other Sleet rroporiionately lAtte tied for first place; Tefft, Dimondale, Webberville supper, program and the 5th degree tire test known. George Osborne is riding In a new t By Mrs. Hofward Herrick second. Okemos captured the relay Plymouth coupe. given by the Student Grange degree while Holt took second and Dimondale Phyllis Woodworth was sick with team. FIRESTONE COURIER TYPE third. Don't risk your life and the the measles last week. Miss Vera VanRlper of Lansing, This community will be sorry to lose This tire is of good Quality and Mrs. Clyde Lamb entertained spent Mother's Day here with her par­ its rural mail carrier, Leroy Elliott, lives of others another day on Workmanship — carries the name If C. G. Keesler, city, will bring this friends for dinner Sunday, the occa­ ents. who has been transferred to Route 1, thin, dangerously worn, or in­ "Firestone" and full guarantee—sold item to the NEWS office, he will be sion being her husband's birthday. Miss Caroline Knock spent Satur­ Lansing. as low as many cheap special brand given a free admission ticket to the Roy Shipman and family, Floyd day with the Misses Merle and Feme ferior tires. Come in today — tires manufactured to sell at a price. Mason Theatre. Clemens and family of Lansing, and Sweigles. we will give you a liberal allow­ Henry Grimes and family of Munith, Wilbur Cobler and a group of men Nichols District SIZE PRICE SIZE 1 PRICE. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. from Fowlervllle started work on the By Mrs. F. Gelsenhaver ance for your old tires. Arlington Thompson. 30x3^0. $3.15 4.50.2l..k3*85 DR. C. W. CLEAVER new barn for Sam Glover last week. Rob Osborne spent Sunday with Mr. The children and grandchildren of REMEMBER—Your brakes Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nichols enter­ 4.40-ai.., 3.S5 4.75-19..I 4*S0 and Mrs. Allen Tomllnson of Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Frasier spent Sun­ can atop your wheelSf hut your Mason—Phone 151 John Evans and family spent Sun­ day with them. tained at a family gathering Sunday, day with friends In Leslie. John Dutcher of near Stockbridge, Mother's Day. About fifteen were tires must stop your car. present. Plates as low as $10.00 Mrs. Nellie Woodworth and Mar­ spent Saturday with his daughter, y COMPARE Conttructioa, Qnallty, Prtee jory and Eleanor, spent Mother's Day Mrs. Howard Herrick and children. Miss Lydia Osborne spent .Thursday with her parents in Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Seymour attend­ night at the home of Mrs. Flossie Hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Mrs. Lucinda McMann and daughter ed the funeral of J. C. Monroe in Wil­ Gelsenhaver. Rosie spent Monday afternoon with liamston, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Ireland spent ftre^tone Cge Over Neely's Clothing Store her sister, Mrs. Wm. Miller. The merchants in town wlU put on Sunday in Dimondale, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ireland. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roback of free moving pictures every Thursday BATTERIES ^HH SPARKPLUGS^ T-chi„ Lansing, werf; week end guests of night, beginning this week. There was a ball game between the Plate repairs 4 hour service their mother, Mrs. Sadie Roback, of One of the largest crowds in years Wilcox school and the Nichols school Firestone Batteries set a ^^^H^^V Give a hotter spark, in- this place. attended the graduation exercises last Monday afternoon. The.Nichols won creased power, and have a 4^^^^L Thursday evening. One member of 2 to 5. On Tuesday afternoon the newhighstandardofPctver, ^^i^^^ longer life. Double tested WHM^ Nichols played the Webb. ~ The score the class, James Patrick, was unable Dependability, Long Life SJV^A and sealed against power ^Hffl^L to attend on account of the measles. was 10-16 in favor of the Nichols. All took their parts well. Miich praise Miss Marion Nichols has been ill and Economy. We wUl test ^^hSm leakage. Old worn plugs ^|^9B is due Miss Dynes for the drilling with the measles. waste gasoline. We will test ^^KP Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eldington and any make of Battery FREE. n„d Jourold boiltfy 5% Notes in the short space some of them had your Spark Plugs FREE. in learning their parts. A correction family and Mr. and Mrs. George Car­ rol and Pauline and Mrs. Grace Felz-. of the valedictorian being James An­ MAGNEX ti«9S pndyo., derson instead of Marvin Martin. The ke and son Wayne and Mr. and Mrs. MAGNEX Maturing In one year, Issued by this oom- Dewey Ireland, Miss Lydia Osborne rest who graduated were Beatrice BATTERIES 9"^ bXy SPARK PLUGS 9 ^ ^ Martin, Alta Wainwright, Reva Met- and Mr. and Mrs. Theo Rardeen and pany for your investment funds calf, Kenneth Gonsor, Ardis Wilson, family and Mr. and Mrs. Sim Clark Angeline Barry, Michael Schuasch- were visitors at the home of Mr. and aske, Wesley McFarland, James Pat­ Mrs. Frank Gelsenhaver the past rick, James Anderson, Dan White, J. B. DEAN Mr. and Mrs. Clair Rinkle of Dim­ Dart National Company Norma Silsby and Irene Dingman. The Are department was called ondale, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leonard, Sunday. C. W. COUCH & SON HALLSLAGH, Inc. Undar Slat* tuptrvlsion about 5 o'clock Monday morning to the home of Tom McGuire on the Own*d by tieokheldtr* ol Tht Dart National Bank county line road near Parkers Corners IT SHOULD 8E the house being on fire, but they had A Paris girl is to marry a man who r FMe the Fire$toM Building at Century cj Progre»»»** Chicago. Se« cIm 1 it put out before the engine got there. shot at her with a revolver. This 1^ famom Cunt'Dipped tires being made in a modern FireMtone tire factory. J iWason, Miotilgan •H •James Fisher, an old resident of this should be a lesson to hhn not to shoot town, passed away Saturday evening at" people with a revolver.—Passing at 8 o'clock. He had been in poor Show. INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MA80N/!>nCHlGAN. THURSDAV^ MAY 18, 1933 Pagt Tin IT cure the repeal of said minimum allowance tat Mich. Bell Telephone Co. . 9.50 9.60 and .its amendment an above Indicated. 837 Franklin De Kleine Co. „ 1.00 1.00 OmOIAL PROOBBDINGS OF F. P. VanBuren, F. B. Shaw, E. C. Camp­ 698 Jan. A. Ghormley 4.25 4.25 bell, Committee. 639 Mich. Bell Telephone Co. . 56.16 56.15 Sup. VanBuren moved that the report of 640 Mich. School Service, Inc. 2.79 2.7» BOARD OF SUPERVISORS the Committee bo adopted. The motion was 641 Henrys Printing t Rubber Ingham Coun^' Legal News INGRAM COUNTY. MIOHIOAN sccondetl and carried unanimously. Stamp Co i 3.6S 3.68 Thereuifon the followini; resolution was' pre­ 64:! Dudley Paifer Co/V 3-63 3.56 sented by the Soldiers and Sailors Relief Com­ 643 Grctf. Mayer & /rh(>m Co. 2.20 •Tht'"" Co- 3.18 A SUMMARY OF LEGAL PROCEEDINGS IN INGHAM COUNTY Board of Supervisors Room. Mason, Michl. RoportH of the County Road Commission mission and read by the Clerks 644 Greg. Mayer & thorn Co. 3.24 Ran. Monilay, May 8th. 1933; 10 o'clock a. m. showing the amounts paid out for labor In the Rcsalvcri,00 55,00 line of DeCamp Ave. to E line of lot ware Corp. vs. Daylight Baking Co., to the fffct tiffft aiiout thfrty-(fvo thoushhfls hhhffffl sthto convohtfon which is to lie hold iff 02;i A, F, Wilt s,00 S,OU 62, DeCamp's Add. to Holt, No. 1, S et al. Trespass on the case upon floliftf's fifof-c moftey wffs goifiK to be nccflotl Lftnsihg on .luly i2tlL isth ftnd i'lth, and ffft- 02'l Mfltoh Shftw •,;r).(H) 25.00 hc.\t yehr tbffft this for vetef-hns f'eHef. er some exlflfthatioh ftskeil tho liohftl for hff OSS Ehfily I.,, Hullister 7,'-,.7o 75,7,„ ,„0 1 deg. E 138.8 ft., S 89 deg. 30' W promises. A. D. Jones, Atty. hlfpf'opriatloff of ?r,ir,,(f(f to ilofrffy tho exlioff- Sighed: Chffs, S, Wootls, Chffs, W, Rock, M, MORTGAGE SALE SUMMARY 934.56 ft. to beg,, except 1 acre in SW Chffirnihh EdKhr tlforeupon ffhnotfhced his ,'\, llftrpor, Coiffmitteo, Laurence P. Richardson vs. South­ sthffflfhK cofnfnittecs for the yeffr fts follows: fics of the cohvchtioh, Sffif, Shwyor tlfoh fnov- Listed bolow are dates, places of sale, condensed descriptions of corner; also. Beg, at intersection of W ern Michigan Transportation Co. Atrrfeffltuf'c—Sifocrs, Metcftlf. Bf-oKffn. oil that life llnhf'd flpiffoifriifte tlfo sufn of Sup, Wootls theh muvcil thfft tho f'oifort ht line of Wayne highway, and S line of SrJ,'i,ffO for tho Clerks ctfhvohtion, hs f-efihostcfl tho Comnfittoe bo ffdoiftetl hhil thfft tho Clerk property, approximate amounts of mortgages, the mortgagors and Trespass on the case, Kelley, Sessions, Apportiunhieht—Schopcrs, llffrhhftf'd, Van- by Mr, llillihf'd, .The fnotfoh wffs secofftloil 1)0 ffuthori-/.od afftl iffstructcd to ilrhw his whr. rrwrl-gagees, and the attorneys Ln foreclosures occurring within the DeCamp's Ave, S 39 deg, E 83 ft, S Warner & Eger, Attys. Btif'oh. Woofis ffhil llchtty. hhd on f'oll chll tho vfff'ioifs Supcrvisth-s vtftcfl rftffts fft pffyfnoiit ot tho clhims, a.s recohimohtl- 51 deg, W 165 ft,, N 39 deg, W to S Gabriel J. Gary vs. Floyd G. Dar- liohil.s—IJoi,'ers, Kirchor, Sftwyer, Hffy- ffs follows: Yefus—Bitrffhhrt, llchtty, llfoghh, od by tile Coihfffittoo, Stfp, Rock soeoiided the next thirty days. While great care has been taken In the compiling line of DeCarap Ave, E'ly to beg,; al­ Cafniflioll, Doxtffflcr, Fletcher, llffrlfcr. Ilhyhcr, motloh. The roll wfus tlfoff cftlled hhtl the vitr- riell. Trespass on the case. Brown norliovifi. e Tffiforctflosfs—Wfflker, Redtly. Khisof', ICff'chcr, I.hf'fflico, Motchlf, Moof'e, ious Sffpcrvisof-s voted ffs follows: Yofts—Ijftrff- of thia summary, the publishers of the Ingham County News do not so beg, S 39 deg, E 100 ft, from SW & Gregg, Adams & Glasson, Attys, CofftftKfotfs Ofseffso — Ilfff'ifef', Fffy, Kccil. Rock. Rodiiy, Reefl, Mtft?,, RoKers, Sftwyer, hart, Uehtly, Uf-ogfth, Cfffffifboll, Cftrven, DOK. guarantee its accuracy and will accept no responsibility therefor. This corner of DeCamp's Subd,, N 51 deg, Chancery IJehtty. Itfco, . Schopof-ff, Shhw, Swfff'tfiift, 'I'cnflfletoif, Vftff- tfulef-, Ffty, Fletcher, Hftrpof-. Hftyffor, Hus­ E to W line of M, E, Ry,, SE'ly along Couhty UuildinKs—Laf'ffbco. Oo.sthdor, Swffrt- Ufff-eft hhd Wfilkof'—25. Nffys—Stfifs. Chrvch, chke, Kitisor, Kif-chcr, Lftf-fflfeo, Motchlf, Moof'o, summary is compiled and published for the protection and conven­ Harold Foster, et al vs, Jesse Mon­ out. Kffy, llffsclfkc. Spoors, Tyler. Woods and Rock, Kotlily, Rood, .Nltft-/., Rogof's, Sftwycf-. said lino 250 ft,, S 51 deg, W to cen­ Coffhiy, Towhship ffhtl Wftf'il rtwr Accotfhts ience ot Doth mortgagors and mortgagees and other Interested parties. roe, et al. Bill for accounting. Harry Chfurmffh Eflwff'—7, So ft majority of all the Schopof-s, Shftw, Slfeors, Swhrtout, Tcmpleton, ter of Wayne highway, N 39 deg, W H. Partlow, Atty. —Ilffyhor, Moof'o, UoKCf's, Befftty, Metcftlf. SupervisDf's having vototl thof'ofor, the ihotiof lylor, Vffffliiff-on, Wfflkor, Woods hhil Chaif-- to place of beg,; also, lots 10 'and 30 County rhf'k Khnff—Klclclfof'. Wooils. Mct- wffs tloclffroil carried Ify tlfo ChftirftifffL fffffh fcdghr—3'i, Nffys-o. So ft fffftjurity of Arnold E. Strauss, et al vs. Adelle cttlf, Shftw. Wftlkor. ffll tlio Sffifcrvisof-s hftvihg voted thcf-efor, tlfo of DeCamp's Add, No, 1, Delhi Twp,; Df-aiffs—nf'tfuffh, Shftw. Kftisor. Sffif. Metcftlf then fhovoti tiffft tltc l.)<)K Wfff'­ May 19, at Lansing. Ayres vs. Sea- E. Hart. Bill to set void deed. John tlehs Ife iffstrffctcd to cofhlffff'o thoir lists weeii- f-oport ot tho Comffiittoo whs adopted ftffd tho $1,00 etc, H. Carton, Atty. Ktlhcfftfoff—llcfftty. lioctl, llhyhor. clffims wof-o of'dof'cd ifffid, ton. Lot 35 of Highland Park Add., KcBfali'/.ftlioh—Tyler, HoKOf-s, lluschko, Mot, ly with the Couhty Tf'offsuf'cr iff of'flor to cli Arnold E. Strauss, et al vs. Mitt M, miffffto heedless cfflls. The mtftioff wffs sec Tlfof'oupon the f'oifort of iho Cohffnitico on City of Lansing, .?1090.8'1. John A. Kcta Kozanowsky to Tony Pomento cftlf, liocil. REAL ESTATE ! Caldwell, guardian of Chas, Hart, Bill rffcl—Swhrtofit. Kictcbcf-, Chrvefi. onflofl and chrf'icd ffhffhfhfohsly, Agricffltffrftl Clftinfs whs ifreseiitefl fiffil f-ehtl Brooks, Atty. and wife, lot 67 of North Gardens Thcf'effltoff tlfo Coffffffittoo off Ptfiflic Ilofflth by Iho Clerk ffs follows; Subd,, City of Lansing; $1,00 etc, to void deed, John H, Carton, Atty, Ciohef'hl Claififs—Sftwyet-, Ilhyhcr, Mhrffhffrt, May 20, at Lansing. Wischnewski t TRANSFERS t Metcftlf, Rood, pf'esehtofl tlfo followifft,' f'osolfftioff fh f-oKhf'fl to Yoffr Cohffnfttco off Agricffltffrftl Clffifns, to 'Ella J, I-Clein to Rudolf Luzar and Besstc- Boyer vs. Joseph L. Boyer, lleffltif—Moof-c, Kfti.sor, Ueddy, UoKers, Ufco, ftlflff'tflfrlfttiohs for the hospitffls ih l.hhsihi,': whofff hffs Ifeoii refcrroil tho followihg clitfihs, vs. Morris.' Lot 18, blcok 1 of Asses­ W divorce, M. R. Kaplan, Atty. Rosolvod, tifftt tho Coffhty Clof-k bo fffftlfor bog Icftvo to f-oport ffs follows: Wo ifhvo cfffe- wife. Com, at NE corner of SE '/, of .Justice ffhd Cof-oner Clftinis—Woofis, Keck, b.ed hhd iffstrffcloil to flf'ftw ffh order of ?10(l fffliy exfffffihotl the clhims hhtl f-ccohfffiohfl sor's Plat No. 20, ?5'12.39. John A. Theola Z. Cook vs, Charles R, Cook, llffrlfcr. (By Ingham Abstract & Title Co.) Sec, 30, T4N, R2W, W 20 rods, S 7 Livestock Clffifffs-Mutufflf. Dfixlffiler, Wftlk in fftvor (ff tho Eflwfff'fl W. Slfhrfuw hoslfitffl thoir fftlowftffco fts follows: Brooks, Atty. rods, E 20 rods, N 7 rods to beg,, Lan- divorce, Roy M, Chrouch, Atty. ftffil ffh of'flor of SiOdO.fJfi ih fftvor of life St, No. Claimant Clhihfcil Allowed or. l.,ftwf'ohco hospithl, Ih hccof'dftffoc with the 07-111. II, llffriufhf ,? .I'l.nif 5 .L'i.iia May 20, at Lansing. Hull vs. The fMiiy « j sing Twp,; .'i!l,00 etc, Margaret Sutherland vs, Kermil MilcftKo hhd Per Dicfn—Uhrhlfhrt, Redtly, Mary R. Hill to Mai-y Hoagland, Itico, ffKf'Oonfeht ohtcfotl iffto by tho Uohf'd of Sulf- Sigffod: Jo.selilt M, Slieef-s, Jtflfff Uf-ogffh, U. Bowerman Finance Co. Lots 1, 2, 3 \ Erwiii Manthei and wife to Malvina Sutherland, divorce. Roy M. Chrouch, ervfsors ffffd the two hospitffls .Itfho !). Ilf2,s, 13. Motcfflf, Cofhhfittoo. of block 149, City of Lansing, ,?40,- Com, IIG rods E of NW corner of Sec. Uejectefl Tff.xe.s—Rood, llffrhliart, Chrvon, for life yoffr ohflihK IVcofniicr 31, i!fli;L DeCamp, E '/t; of lot 47, lot 48 and W Atty. rrifftfhK'—l'"ffy. Rock, Tcmlfleton, Sffif. Spocf-s Ihch fffoved thfft tlfo f'oport ot 577,77, John I-I, Carton, Atty. 3, T2N, RlW, thence S to EttW Nellie Hanson vs. Harry Hanson, Rofuls fffffi l.triflKO.s—IJoxtffilor, llffrlfcr, Rock, Roy II, Moof-o, ,1, (I, Khiser, C. E. Koifcf's, the Ctffnmillee lio fultipiofi hhfl tlfffl tho Clerk I i/i. of lot 49, DeCamp's Add, No, 1, W. 1'". liotlfiy, ,)t)hff A, Mutz, Ciffnmillce, bo autlforizcil ffnd fnstf-ifoteil tu >lf-ft\v his whr- May 26, at Lansing. French vs. line, E 87 rods, N Lo center line oC tlie I Holt Delhi Twp,; $1,00 etc, divorce, B. F, Watson, Atty, Tyler, llfoKffh, I'ffy, lltfschkc. John Rayner drain, N'ly along said Sftlftries—llffscifiio, Moofo, Slfcof's, Wftllior. Sffp, Mtfof'o ihovoil thftt tho rosolfftfoft ife rffhts iff ifffyfffoht ot the clffifns, hs f'ocoffi- Bristol. N 3G.'l ft. of S 101.53 ft, of j Merle D, Love and wife to Harry Evelyn Rowe vs, Wesley Rowe, di­ Bf'oHrffh. fuloptofl. After coffsfflorfflile fiiscffs.siuh ify iiiomlcd by tlfo Cufhfffittoo, Sup. lif'tfghff sec- W 47,75 ft, of lot 3, block 7, City of drain to N line of Sec, 3, W to beg,, vorce, Paul Watzcll, Atty, Stfifs, Rood, Cftrvoh, Kff'ohor ffffti Tohfiflctoff onflofl tho fhotioh, Tho foil wffs tlfofefflfofi ij, Watson and wife. Beg, 552,3 ft, S Siforilr ftffd Cohstfflfle Clhihis—Cftfhlfbell, hffd others, tho fnotifift wffs .soifoffflod ffffti of chilod ftffd tho vftrious Suporvi.surs vtdoil ffs Lansing, ,'i;3149,33, C, F, & E, T, 79 acres, Vevay Twp,; ,?1,00 etc, ! of SW corner of NW 'Z, of SW V, of Martha Buzberger vs, Frederick Ffty, Motcfflf, Rocfl, l''letcher. Sfflforihtoffiloht of i'oor Accofffits—Rock, f'oll cffll the vffrioffs Suporvi.surs vototl ffs fol­ tallows: Yoffs—Uffrfflihrl, IJofflly, Uf-oghn, Hammond, Attys, Mrs, Violfi Willcy, widow, to Mon­ Sec, 14, T3N, R2W, E 178,95 ft,, S Buzbergor, divorce, Richard J, Sch- lows: Ycffs—Ufff'fiifffrL Bcfflty, lif'oKffff. Cafhlf- Cffffufbell, Cfff-voif, Doxtffflof-, i''ffy, l''lolcl)ef', roe E. Coles, E 'M i/j feet of lots 5 and Cffhflflfoll, Sifoors, Ucilfly, nefftiy. May 27, at Lansing, Schuon vs, 52,875 ft,, W 178,95 ft,, N 52,875 ft, aull, Atty, Stflflflfcs—ICif'elfor, l.,fff'fflfoo, Hffschko. boll. i-lo.'cliulcr, Ffty, i''ictchor, llffrlfcr, llffyftcf;, Ilftrlfor. Ilifyiiof', llffsclfko, Kfti.sor, iviroifcr, 0, bloclc :i.09, ClLy of Lansing; .fl.OO. Hffschko, ivffLsor, Kff-chor, l.fff'fflfce, Motcfflf, Lffrftboo, • Metcfflf, Mtfuf'o, Rock, Rctlfly, Rood, WelclL E 3 rods of W C rods of E 12 to beg,, Delhi Twp,; $1,00 etc, Lulu Hammond vs, Gerald J, Ham­ Solflfof's fthil Sftflof's Relief—Cftrven, Tcfnplo- Muof'c, Rock, Rt'ilily, Rocfl, Mut-/., lioKCf's, Sftw­ Mutz, Rogof's, Sftwyer, ,Sclfo|fof's, Shhw, .Slfeors, James I. Kiliibull and wife to Bina mond, divorce, J, E, Converse, Atty, toh, Doxlffdor, Hftrhhffrt, iCif-clfcr. rods of N V" of lot 1, block 1 of Town- Lizzie Hale, single woman, to Chas, Wffys hnfl Meffhs—Tcmpletoff, Solicifofs, Ty­ yer, Sclfoifcf's, Shffw, Spoof's, Swffrtoift, Tohf- Swhrtout, Tefffpletoff, Tyler, VfffiHfff'oh, Wfflk­ send's Sub, on Sec, 29, City of Lan­ Ayi-cs, lot ], block 1, Ingorsoll's Add., F, Jordan and wife, N of lots 7 and Julia C, Reeve vs, Carl A, Randall, ler. lfloloh, Tyler, VfthUffrcff, Wfflkor, Woods ahfl or, Wooils fihil Clfffirfffffff Edgfff-—;i2. Nffy.s—0, Oily of Lansing; .fLOO etc, Clufif'fffhn EflKhf'-'31' Nffy.s Sulf, Cffrveh—1. So ft fnhjurfty ot hii the Suiforvfsof-s iiitviffg sing, ,'t;G01,85, C. F. t.t E, T, Ham­ 8, block 3, Village of Williamston; $1, et al. Bill for accounting, H, H, Welfftf-o—Vfffilifff-off, Shaw. Cfthflfifell, So ff fhffjorlty of fill the Sffliorvisof's hftviffK votcfl thof-ofor, life f-oport or till' CufffhiittL'U mond, Attys, Gcoi'ge VV, VVoodard and wife to Cliarles F, Jordan and wife to Lizzie Partlow, Atty, Sfftf, Swfff'tofit llfcff fffovefl tiffft the liofff'fl volofl tlforefor tho fffiftioff wffs ileclffrod cffrricil Jess C, SLokosbury and wife, W 34 ft, recess ufftil uno-thirty this hftorffoon, for cohf- ftffil tho f'o.solfftioff ffiloifteil by the Cliffirfffhh, whs fhlolftOll flfftl tlio clffifffs wCf'O tfrllel't.'ll phitl, May 29, at Lansing, Gleaner Life Halo, a single woman, N of lots 7 Vivian Oberlay vs. Gladys M, Ober- mittoc work by the vnrfotis cohfifffttoos, Tho Thoff-'hifuii '1110 f'oliort of tlfo Cohfffiittoo off in width of E G8 ft, of lots 4 and 5 of and 8, block 3, Village of Williamston; lay, divorce, C, V, King, Atty, fnotioff wffs socuffilofl fthfl chrrioil tfffffffifffoff.sly Thefotflfoff tife Coffffffittoo oh Whys ffhfl Cofftffgioffs Dfsoftso Clffifffs wffs jff-osohtefl ffffti Ins, Co, vs, Waterbury, Portions of Mohffs lffif.sefftofl the followifffr f'esoifftfoff: f'offil by tile Ciork ffs follows: Rollin H, Person Add,, City of Lan­ $1,00, Jennie M, Bohnstadt vs, Louis J, hfftl the Cifffirfnffff flcclffrofl the lifhff'd f-ocossofl lots 78, 79 and SO of College Grove sing; $1,00 etc, tffflil oho-thirty. Rc.solvofl ify tlfo liofffil of Sffliorvisof's of Ing- No, Clffifffftfft Clffffifefl Allowoil Plat, City of Lansing, ?4853,28, I-I, P, miy 11 Bohnstade, divorce, Harry F, Hittle, Al'TERNOON SKSSION hftfn coffffty thftt tlfo coffhty bfhU;ct the yoftr 025 •City of Lffifsiffg L?,Sfi.'i,li2 $Sf;,'i,li2 Minnie Wilson, et al, to Earl Show­ William P, Bogar and wife to Blan­ Attys, Tho Htfftf'd wff.s cftliiffl to of'flnr by Chftirnfftff iioKihfiifft; .Ihfftffff'y i, 111;)!, ffhil offfliffK Hoccfff- 021) City of Lffffsiffg 181,15 isi,i5 Orr, Atty, erman and wife, E 1/2 of the NE V, of Etlptr ffhfl f'oll chll by tlfo Clerk showed ffil bcr ;il. 1113.1, bo fixed ftt foffr htfffflf'cfl ffffd 027 Robinson iiftrifior Ffiiiorffl che M, Williams, Com, on Sec, line momlfors of tlfo llohf'fl pf'oscht, .sovoffty-fivc thoushhfl dollhf's (S'lT.l.ffllD.OII). Hofho ,'i.Oll 3,01) June 3, at Lansing, Albert vs, Mc- Sec, 24, T3N, R2E, Lci-oy Twp,; ,'i;i,00, Mffx Toffflflctoh, .1. Scifopof's. E, A, Tyler. Kibbln Co, E of lots 8 and 9, Blk, between Sees, 10 and 11, T4N, RlW, Thof'offifoff the Coffhty Pftrk Fftrfn Cofhfnit- 028 City Cofnlftf'uller .Ll)3 •Lil3 Charles W, Brown and wife to East in the center of the highway, thence tcc iff-esofftctl the follow!ifi; f-o|foft; Cohffffittco oh Whys.ahfl Mefths, 020 F, L, Tf-oost, M, 1), liff.tftf 30,00 4 of Bush, Butler & Sparrow's Addi­ Lansing Building & Loan Assn,, lot 2, PROCEEDINGS OF To tho llohof'ftblo nohf-d of Suifcrvisors, Sup, Tohfiflotoh fffovofi llfftt tho f'csulutfoff Ifo 030 Mftsoff City Weltftf'o 0,50 11,50 E 5 deg, 52' 30" S 1164,6 ft,, S 5 deg, ffdolfteil. The fffotfoff wfts socofftleil ftfffl efff'- 031 E, W, llrffbftkcr, M, M. .111,50 .10,50 tion to City of Lansing, $3263,20, C, plat of Abbotside, Lansing Twp,; $1. CIRCUIT COURT (lohticfhohf Ythfr Cofnniittco oh Couhty Pftrk riefl hhd the f-csolutioif hiloptod Ify tlfo follow- F, & E. T, Hammond, Attys, 52' 30" W 321 ft, to place of begin­ Fhrm holil ff mcotihf; with tho Ihnhhnf Couhty 032 E, W, lirubffkcr, M. D, ... 17,25 17,25 iMiiy 9 ning, E 194,5 ft, to 1-8 line S 66,3 ft, Taken from Journal Entries of Knhtl Cfhnfnlssioh ffffil Siforili' f'OKaf'flifft! tho ihK vote: Yofts—32, Nffys—II, 072 J. C. Cof'sftut, M, 1) 5,50 5,50 June 3, at Lansing, Sakraska vs, Frank L, Young and wife to Will W 204,9 ft, N. 5 deg, 52' 30" E 66 It, the Circuit Court mhuer of olfof-fttihf^ the fftf'fn for tho sohsoh Coffffty Tf'offsfff'Cr Lock theft ffifpcfff-ed bo- 673 Delhi Towhship -1,05 4,05 Sidell and wife, lot 102 of Fairfield of lilli.'i oif Aifi'il the 22nfl hi; I bo Roffd Com­ fof'o the liiiftf'tl ffhfl chlleil tho ftttehtioff of the 0U5 W, E, Mof'ccr, M, 1.) 2.00 2,00 Retzlaff. Lot 7 of Raiders Addition to beg,; Meridian Twp,; $1,00 etc, mission olVico. Tlfo niftttcr of ft tlcifffty fffffi Itohf'd to ffcw ffssossfncfft'f'oll bihhks: ffl.so chll­ 090 Dr, n, Vffft Ark 12.00 12,00 to City of Lansing, !?4409.90. Fred L. Garden Subd., Lansing Twp,; $1,00, ffff-nf mftifffKof' wffs f'oforf'oti to Slfefhlf Hffififff eil attofftioff to towhship budgets wifich must 097 W, II, liffldwiif 12.04 i2.0'l Ernest J. James and wife to Elisha 1)0 filed with tho coffhty dork for tho coffffty Warner, Atty. Myrta L, Parker to David S, Bur­ J. Carroll and wife, W 36 ft. of lot 20, ftntl EtiKefie EflKftr of Mftson wffs itKrccil iflfofL 098 Dr, J. C, Cof'sfffft 103,00 103,011 nett and wife, W % of E M- of lots May 8 He to bo deputized by Shefilr Hitnha hhd ffnfler tffx cofnihissioh, Mr, Locke theh chlicd fttteh- 690 E, Mftude Orr 24,00 24,Oil June 3, at Lansing. Spaulding vs. block 2, replat of Dlckerman's Add., People vs. Wesley Courter. Ar­ the shifcrvislon of the committee to hhve com- tioh to the cotfnty money in closefl bftnks fthfl 700 Holt Lumber Co 1,70 l,7f) 8 and 9, block 3, Bush, Butler & Spar­ Iflote chhf'KO of the fhrm anfl all fftrmint; pf'tf- ftfter sofno tliscffssioh hhfl explnhfttion Stfp, Boutell. S of SW Vi of Sec. 3, al­ and known as lot 36 of Assessors plat raigned, pleaded guilty, plea accepted. Tcmlfleton movcfl thfft life Couhty Tf'ohsuf'cf' 701 'Lftnsing City llospitffl .— 31,50 31.50 so E y. of the NE Vi of the NE Vi row's Add,, City of Lansing; $1,00, No. 42, City of Lansing; $1.00 etc. jects for the poriofl IfeKfuhfhK April 2'l, li)!);i, 702 L, A, Uf'owh 7.74 7.74 John H, Walsh and wife to George Remanded. fthfl ondinK whenever tho work is completed. and the Pfosocutlnt! Attorffey bo ifuthorifted to 714 Ffti'nfof's Elovfttor Co. If.50 0,50 of Sec. 9, all In T4N, R2E, $4084.80. May 13 Ho is to hitvo chftrne of fill mftttof-s pertfiininl,' tftke wifittovor stops fire necessftf'y to sccfff'c H, Trescott and wife, lot 181, Half May 9 tho county money if it is ifot ifaid over by 600 D, W, Roberts, M, D, ... 10,00 10,00 Pulver & Bush, Attys. George P. Anderson and wife to People vs. Kamlle Oade. Arraigned, to the farm inclffflinK tho buyinf.; ot sccil and Sigffod: M, A, llftrpor. Jolin U. Fhy, D. C. Acre Land Company's Subd,, Lansing tho hirihK of teftfn hhd other Iftbor which is July 1st, Tho fnotioff wfuf socohdod fthtl cfff'- Bently, J. K. Rood, John A, Mutz, Committoo. June 3, at Lansing. ICaisor vs. Mc- Brick and Supplies Corp., a Michigan stood mute, pleaded not guilty, bond fofiiffl necessftf'y. Ho ftlso ftKrcefl to mffko ft riofl finhhifnously, Twp,; $1,00 etc. Corp,, lot 266 of Chesterfield Hills No, Sul). Harper thoh movoil thftt tlfo f'oport of Connell. W V2 of lots 22 and 23, Blk. William Cliettle and wife to George continued. report to the Coffhty BohffI of Sffporvisors ftt Coffffty Tf-ohsuf'Or I..ock then fflso bf'OUKlft the Committee bo htloptod hffd thht tlfo Clerk 9 of Nemoko plat, Meridian Twp,, ?2,- 3, City of East Lansing; $1,00 etc. May 10 offch mohthly moelihK ft.s to the pf'ocedufo of to tho ffttention of tho lloaf'd the fffct thftt be ftuthof'fzotl fthtl iifslruclefl to drftw his wftf'- H. Trescott and wife, lot 5, block 12, Vienna Wright to Prank E. Watson, stich work, A sfflftry of soventy-five dollitrs the ftmotfnt of stfftc tax hftfl not been phiil the rititts ill pffymcnt of the clffims, fus f'ocom- 470,99, C, F, & E, T, Hammond, Atty, Elmhurst Subd., Lansing City; $1.00. People vs. James Cross. Arraigned, ($75,00) per month wfts fiffftlly itKf'oed upon state in full and ftlso the fffct thftt the stitte mendetl by tiio Comfnillce, Sffp, Bofttty soc- lot 10, block 4, Manufacturers Add. pleaded guilty, plea accepted. Re­ for Mf', Edttfff' ftntl with the undof'stftntliifi,' thfft wfts owintj tho county for money due the shh- oiidcfl the motion. The roll whs thorotipoit June 3, at Lansing, Prudential Life R, E. Olds and wife to Edward No. 1, City of Lansing; ,$75.00 etc. in view of hny dissatisfftctioh fus to bis meth­ fttoriiin) find fflso for weight tffx ftnd wished Insurance Co, vs, Tenney. Lot 193 of manded. cfflled hhd lite vftrioifs Supof'visof's voted ffs Black and wife, S 17 ft. of W 92 ft. of Stella M. Palmer Courtright to Ben­ ods of oiferfttinK fftf-m ho woffld ccffso his term the pcf'fnission and autlforiffhtion of tho Boffffl follows: Yeas—Uftf'nhftf't, Uoatty, IJfognn. Greencroft Subd., City of Lansing, $3,- People vs. John Ames. Arraigned, ot employment witli the county, to deduct the amount dffe the couhty wheh Cftmplfoll, Cffrveh, Hoxtffder, Fffy, Fletcher, lot 27, and N17 ft. of W 92 ft. of lot jamin H. Demarest and wife. Com. 9 mftkhiK fihhl .settlemcht with the stftte. After 281.12. John A. Broks, Atty. 28, both on Blk. 3, Handy Home Add,, pleaded guilty, plea accepted. Re­ Tho Committoo took ifif the mfttter of Kct- Harper, Hftyner, Huschke, Kftisor, Kirchor, rods W of NE corner of lot 1, block manded. some dlscff.ssion Stfp, Metcftlf moved thftt the Lfff-fdfce, Motcfflf, Moof-o, Rock, Hotkly, Hcotl, June 5, at Lansing. Sweltzer vs. City of Lansing; .$5,00 etc, tint? the Iftnil plowed fts Iftst yeffr Ify the Uoful Boftf'd instruct the Cotfhty Treft.surer to hold Mtftz, l!ogef-s, Sitwyer, Schopof-s, Slfffw, Spoors. 236, S 6 rods, W 3 rods, N 6 rods, E May 13 Chmfnissfoh, It wffs the consensus of thoir Geer. W Vi- of NW % of Sec, 20, Philo G, Plummer find wife to Ed­ opinion thftt in view of this extrit work eh bffck tho money due the couhty ff'om tho sthte Swftf-lout, Templeton, Tylof-, VanBuren, Whlk­ 3 rods to beg., City of Lansing; $1.00, People vs. Dorsey Garner. Arraign­ ht the time of finffl .sottlonfent with the sthte, er, Woods and Cliaif-mfin Edgftr-32. Niij's— T3N, R2E, $2373,51. C. V. King, Atty. ward Black and wife, lot 23, Blk, 13, tftilofl Ify thkint! over fill township fofifis this Fred W, Wilkinson and wife to Jos. ed, pleaded guilty, plea accepted. Sen­ year that they would be uiffdflo to ftirifish Tlfo motion was secoffticd ffnd on f'oll cftll wffs 0. So a nihjority ot all tlfo Sfiporvisof-s hftv- Elmhurst Subd., City of Lansing; $1. H. Wilkinson and wife, a piece of land carried by the following vote: Ychs—32, Nffys ing voted Iherofor, tho report of tlfo Commit­ June 5, at Lansing. Grove vs. Sat­ tence; Jackson 6 months to 2 years. either ftny efluipment or to slfond ftny time —n, tee wfu) ffdopted and the claims wore ordorctl terlee. Lot 22, except W 35 ft. of Blk, Philo G. Plummer and wife to Ed­ out of the NE corner of Sec. 1, 16 rods idowing; the fitf'm. Then it wffs fttiroofl ffpoif ward Black and wife, lot 26, Rosedale (IU. Poss.). hy the fffrm committee to plow sftlfl fftrm fthfl Tiiof'Cfiifoh the f'cifort of tho Committee off pftid. 9 of the plat of Manufacturer's Add, E&W, by 80 rods N&S, T4N R2E, 8 People vs. Wesley Courter. Sen­ fit sfimo by the use of tcfiins or tf-ffctof', Mf', Cotfnty Fftf'm Clftims wfts pf'csentcil ftntl f'eifti Tliof-eupon the report ot liie Commftleo on Subd., City of Lansing; $1.0 etc. by the Clerk fts follows f to City of Lansing, $3317.00. Joseph acres, Locke Twp.; $1.00 etc. tence; Jackson 7y. to 15 years. (As­ EtiKftr. the fifrnf mftffffnof', wfis fffftlfof'ized to Sbef-iir ffnd Constffble Clftims wffs pf-osentcfi H. Dunnebacke, Atty. William L, Hardwick, a single man, Mary E. Chase, widow, to Walter let the job of plowing and fittinK faf'm to Yotfr Committee off Coffnty Fftf-m Clftims, to and reftd liy tlfo Clef-k hs follows; to George A, Richards and wife, com­ sault and robbery armed). .some oifo with ^tehm.s. It fihftlly tlevoloped whom hhs been fofcrf'cil tlfo following clftims, Your Commltlco on SherilV hnd Conslftblo June 5, at Lansing. Lansing Sav­ H. North and wife. Beg. at Intersec People vs. James Cross. Sentence: thftt tho teitms they Ifffil in view ooultl not be beg Icftve to f'cport ffs follows: Wo hftvo cftf'o- mencing 24 rods W of a point in cen­ fully exftfninetl the clftims ffhtl recommend tlioir Clhims, lo whom bus boon rotorrod tho fol­ ings & Loan Association vs. Bulock. tion of E line of M. A. C. Ave., and Jail 4 months. (Taking a car without sectff'oil ftntl in orfler to get the work do^e in lowihg clhims, bog lohvo to report hs follows: ter of Cedar St, as extended, 60 rods time for planting it whs noce.ssifi'y to hff'C h fdlowitnce fts follows: Wo hftvo cftrctully examined life clffims ffhfl E 30 ft. of the N 72.6 ft. of lot 4, Blk. N line of Elizabeth St., E 6 rods, N authority). trftctof'. Sftme beihf,' done at fin exifcnso of No. Clfdmftnt CInfmcd Allowed N of S Sec, line. Sec, 4, W 8 rods, S 47 ft., W 6 rods, S 47 ft. to beg., also f'ocommohti their ftllowhnce ffs follows; 2 of South Park Addition to City of 10 rods, E 8 rods, N 10 rods to beg,, People vs. John Ames. Sentence: two dollhf-s ($2.00) ifor ftcf'o. A tiuftntity of C,S3 Frfmk tiodihtrd $ 31,80 S 3.1,80 No, .Clhlmhht Clffifnctl Allowed Lansing, $2428.42. Joseph H. Dunne­ described as lot 34, Assessors Plat of Jail 4 months. (Assisting in taking seed potfttocs wfts ftlso purchimotl. Then the 684 E. fi. Stricklftnd 7,50 7,50 062 City or Lftnsing $122,98 $122.08 Delhi Twp,; $1,00 etc, Chase Subd., City of East Lansing; $1. committoo hdjouf'hcd to meet on the followihK 685 E. It. Etlgar 53.75 53.75 063 City of Lansing -. 57,00 67.00 backe, Atty. a car). Tffesflity ftnd in compfiny with Thomits Hftifnfi. 686 acoi'ge Colby 23,00 23,00 Fanny Hazelton to Dayton E, Moy- Charles L. Fratcher and wife to 664 Ff'itnk E. 0'Con.nor 1,30 1.30 June 5, at Lansing. Lansing Sav­ May 13 SherilV, went to the Jftckson stfftc pf'ison ftnfl 087 J, C, Uogef'S '15,00 45,0 665 Wm. Grfibfim 3,20 3,20 er and wife, E of NW M. of Sec, Flora A. Hall, et al, Beg. on E line of contacted theii- cftfinint.' tieimf'tment with 149 Mffson Elevator Co, 5,00 5,0(f ings & Loan Co. vs. Decke. Lot 3, ex­ Central Trust Co., Trustee vs. Glen 606 Altf'cd Seymour 14,00 M,l)0 18, TIN, RlW,, Leslie Twp,; $1,00 etc, Shepard St, 758 ft. W and 396 ft. S view to nfhkinK ftf'rfinKomoftts for bftviiiK the Signed; E. J. Fletcher, H. B. Mctcalf, E, M, 710 Clfiy Brftden 8,90 8.90 cept E 2 rods of the plat of the Town L. Burger. Default judgment: $587, prison doiuK the chhnint: fts Ifist yoftr, In view Andrew E, Poll and wife to Jos­ of NE corner of Sec. 22, T4N, R2W, Wftlkor, Committee. Signed: E. G. Cftnipbcll. E. J. Fletcher, John of Michigan, now Lansing, $2117.24. costs taxed at $21.10. of ft cliftnKC in fttlmihlstrfttion ftnd the tinsot- Stfp. Fletciior movefl thfft the f'oport ot the B. Fffy, J. K. Reed, Committee. ephine O, Cllne, lot 3, block 6, Village E 127.1 ft. S 33 ft,, W 127.1 ft., N 33 tied conflitions of ftlVfflf's fft the pf'ison they Joseph H. Dunnebacke, Atty. Committee bo adopted find thftt tho Clerk bo Sup. Cftmpboll then moved that tho report of Okemos; $1.00 etc, ft. to beg., being lot 85, Assessors wef'c fihftblo to give tfs ftny definite pf'omiso mfthoriMd ftnd instrtfcted to draw his wftrrftnts ot the Committee be iiilopted ami thfft the June 5, at Lansing. Gleaner Life Mabel M. VanNortwick Fink to ASSUMED NAME, ETC., FILED ifs to whotbef' they coulfl tfiko cftf-o of the work in pftyincnt of the clftims, ft-s f-ccommcnded by Clef'k bo milliorized ffntl instrtfcted to drftw his Plat No. 49, City of Lansing; $1.00. this yoaf-. It wfts tho opinion of the commit­ tho Committee. Stfp. Metcftlf seconded tho Insurance Co. vs. Waterbury. Lot 35 Reta M. Richardson, lot 41 of Capital Roosa's Karmelkorn Shop, dissolu­ wftrrftnts in pitymont ot the clftims, fts recom- A, L. Watkins and wife to Iosco tion. tee that oh ftccoffnt ot this they hhd lietter motion. The roll wfts then cfflled and the vfti-. mondctl by tile Commftleo, Stfl), Flotolfer sec­ of AngeU's Subd. of lot 80 and por­ Heights Add., City of Lansing; $1550. Land Company, a Michigan Corp., lots confine their ftctivities mof'o to Konoritl fftf'm- ious Stfiforvisors voted ffs follows: Yofts—Bftrn- onded the motion, Tlfo f'oll wfts thereffpon tions of lots 78 and 79 of College ! Harry B. Cronklte and wife, to Lulu Baker's Kitchen, Gertrude B. Baker inK like the f'fusint; of suKhr bcoLs thftt wofflfl hitrt, Bofttty, nf'ogftn. Cftmpboll, Cftrven. Dox- cfiilotl and the vftf'ious Sffporvisors voted ffs 127, 128, 130, 131, 132, Arlington entffil ft lot ot bftnd Iftbor ftnfl pcrhitps sffch tfttlcf'. Ffty. Fletcher, Hitfpor, Hnynef', Husch- Grove, City of Lansing, $4862.40. H. •' J. Abbey, S y. of lot 2, block 4, Bush, and Harriett A. BuUard'. tjuitntfties ot tomatoes, etc, ffs the jftil find follows; Yofts—Bftrnhitrt. Boftty, Bfogfin, Camp­ Park, Delhi Twp.; $1.00 etc. C. H. Rider and Son, C. H. Rider ko, Kitlscr, Klrchcr, Lftrftlicc, Motcfflf, Moore, bell, Chrvon, Doxtffdcf-, Fay. Fletcher, Hftf-ifof-. P. Orr, Atty. I Butler & Sparrow's Add,, City of Lan­ May 13 other cotfnty inslittitions coftld cftn themselves. Rock. Roddy, Reed. Mtitz, RogeiH. Sftwyei', Hftyner, Huschke, Kaiser, Kircher. Lftrftlicc. June 10, at Lansing, • Reason vs. sing; $1,00 etc, and C. S. Rider. Schcpofs. Shftw, Spoors, Swartout, Templotoif, Metcalf, Moore. Reck, Reddy. Reed, Mutz, Genevieve A. Hawkins to Mlckel Liberal Credit Clothing Co., R. Respectfully submitted: E. J. Fietehof'. F. E. Tyler, VanBuren, Wftlkor, Woods itntl Clfitlr- Rogers, Sawyef', Sclfcpcf's, Shftw, Specrs. Simmons. S i^rods of E 2 rods of W J Dayton E, Moyer and wife to Fan­ Shftw. Chfts. S. Wootls, E. M. .Witlker, H. B. mftn Edgfti'—32. Nffys-0. So ii majority of son-Baker Lumber Co., a Michigan Moshler. Metcalf. Committee. Swartout, Tcmpleton, Tyler, VftnBuron, \Vftlk- 12ya rods of lot 6 of Blk. 244, City of nie Hazelton, S 151'/s ffeet of that part Corp., Com. at SW corner of SW ifll the supervisors liitving voted theicfor. tho cr. Wootls Itnd Chftirman Edgar—32.' Nffys-0. of the SW Vi of the SW % fractional Pl-Nesse Entertainers Bureau, Rey­ Sup. Fletcher mot-cd Ihitt tho f'cport of the report of the Committee was adopted and tho So a majority of all the Supervisors having Lansing, except S '/i rod of said de­ Sec. 29, T3N, RlW, E 20 rods N 8 Committee be adopted.- The motion wfts sec­ clitims wefe ordered pfiiil. scribed parcel and subject to rlveway ' yt of Sec, 31, T4N, R2W, lying W of nold H. MacKinnon. onded and carried fmanimously. voted therefor, the report of tho Committee rods, W 20 rods, S 8 rods to beg., 1 ^Person, Marshall & Searl, dissolu­ Thereupon tho feport of the Commileo on wfuf adopted and the claims were ordered paid. rights over E 4 ft. thereof, $917.38. ' W line of N. Y. C. R. R. right of way, acre, Alaiedon Twp.; $1.00 etc. Thereupon ft communicfttion from the Mich- Jail Supplies wits read by tho Clerk iw follows: Lansing Twp,, $1.00 etc. tion law Arm. itran Childrens Aid Society ftskini; for an ap­ Thereupon tho report ot tho Committee on John A. Brooks, Atty. Michigan Supply Co., a Michigan propriation of five thotisanil dollars for 1934 Your Committee on Jail Supplies for the General Claims was presented and read by tho June 10, at Lansing. Clear vs. Cor­ May 10 The Shenandoah Restaurant, Mene- wotf reati by tho Clerk. Sup. Reck moved that month ot April, to whom has been referred Clerk as follows; Corp. to Union Building and Loan laos Mike Kaplenis. the communication be icccived and rcfcrfetl to tho following claims, bog leave to report as Your Committee on General Claims, to whom coran. E Vs of lot 4, Blk. 8, City of Harry P. Hughes and wife to Aug­ Assn., Ltd., a Michigan Corp., lot 308, follows; Wo have carefully examined the Lansing, $3331.30. C. F. & E. T. Ham­ ust Wendlandt and wife, lot 31, Blk. Marshall, Searl & Dean, Claude J. tho Committee on Ways and Means. Tho mo­ claims and recommend their allowance as fol has been, i-eferred tho following claims, beg Leslie Park Subd., City of Lansing; Marshall, Russell A. Searl, George C. tion .was seconded and cftrrictl and tho com­ leave to report as follows: We have carefully mond, Attys. 11, Assessors Plat No. 28, City of Lan­ $1.00 etc. munication was so referled. examined tho claims itnd recommend their June 14, at Lansing. Fors vs. Lan­ sing; $1.00 etc. Dean. Thereupon a communication from the Starr No. ' Claimant Claimed Allowed allowance lui follows; Marshall R. Westover and wife to Commonwealth for Boys, iiskinK for an iti>- 715 Floyd L. Miller & Sons .-Ii 33,34 ? 33.34 No. Claimant Claimed Allowed sing Realty Co. Lot 15, Blk. C of Henry Paquet and wife to James H. Unloii Building '& Loan Assn., Ltd., proprlation for tho year 1934, wiw reiul by tho 716 0. S. Thof'burn 7.30 7.15 600 E. H. Ward & Co. $ 20.00 $ 25.00 Franklin Ave., Park Addition, $2,- Reuel, Com. 136.13 ft. of E of N&S % Com. 36 Vs ft. W of NW corner of Kal­ Probate Hearings Clerk. Sup. Camplwll then moved that the 717 Armour & Co 46.42 45.40 601 S. S. Mfdn 10.00 10.00 communication be received and referied to the 718 A. G. Spenny & Sons -— .25 .26 602 Lansing Laundry Co. .66 .66 214.31. Kelley, Sessions, Warner & line of Sec. 10, T4N, R2W, on S line amazoo & Huron Sts., N 99 ft.'W 291/2 719 O. S. Clipper 58.84 68.84 I of Sheridlan St., S 82ft., E 45.37 For Tuesday, May 23 Committee on Ways and Means. The motion 603 Mill Mutual Agency 1.83 1.83 Eger, Attys. ft. N 33 ft. W 16 ft, S 8 rods, E 45y2 Estate of John Francis Telchman, was seconded nnd carried unanimously and the 720 Lee & Ciwly 11.31 11.09 604 City Clerk. Mason 154.75 154.75 'ft. to Wiine of Clark St., N 82»/j ft. 721 Mason Plumb. & Heat. Co .65 .66 June 17, at Lansing. Covert vs. ft to beg., known as lot 41, Assessors deceased, hearing on claims. communication wafi bo referred. 605 Ingham County News 192.90 102.90 Saxton. 18 rods, ft. W and 1089 W 45.37 ft. to beg., City of Lansing; Thereupon tho Committee on Welfare pre­ 615 Bement Feed & Sup. Ser. .50 .50 606 Ingham County News 2.15 2.16 Plat No. 9, City of Lansing; $1.00 etc. Estate of Friend Williams, deceas­ 722 Elliott Grocer Co 4.28 4,20 ft. S of N 1-8 post to SE Vt of Sec. $1.00 etc. sented the following report, relative to Moth­ 607 C. W. Randall : 24.16 24.16 Jesse E. Johnson and wife to Bailey ed, hearing on final account. ers Pensions. 723 Swift and Co, 14.20 13.92 608 C. W. Randall 26.07 26.07 4, T3N, R2W, thence S 324 ft., E 840 Essie L. Stoutenburg to Mason E. Real Estate Inc., a Michigan Corp., Estate of Charlotte P. Coulston, de To tho Honorable Board of Supervisors; 724 L. E. Salisbury 1.33 1.33 609 F. E. Searl 10.50 10.50 ft. to Cedar SI. thence NW'ly along Reynolds and wife, lots 8 and 9 in The undersiRncd present the folllowing reso­ 726 Bowers Tlie Shop . 1.73 1.73 2.00 lots 60 and 61, Durant Hills No. 1, ceased, hearing on appointment of ad­ 610 William S. Seelye 2.00 Cedar St. to a point E of Beg., W 709 block 37, City of Mason; $1.00 etc. lution and movo its itdoption; 726 Erwin Ncid 3.50 3.60 611 D. P. Whitmore 2.00 2.00 Lansing Twp.; $1.00 etc. ministrator. 727 Mickelson-Haugh Co. 9.60 9.41 14.40 ft. to beg., .75 acres, $1039.00. John Peter P. Kremer and wife to Jos. Whereas. It is provided by Act No. 30 of 612 Hattie Field 14.40 Samuel Gregg and wife to Kyle J. Estate of Esther E. Goodrich, de­ tho Public Acts of Michldan, for the year Signed; Fred L. Kircher, R. H. 'Lnrnbcc, 613 Lou Sherman 17.16 17.15 A. Brooks, Atty. jKremer, lots 110 and 111 of'North Ffed R. Huschke, Committee. Gregg and v*rife, N Vs of NW "4 of ceased, hearing on wiU. 1931, nmendinK Section 12840 of tho Compiled 487 O. J. Edwards (not Highland Subd., City of Lansing; $1. Laws of Michigan for the year 1929, that Supervisor Kircher thei'eupon moved that tho allowetl) 60.00 June 19, at Lansing. Peters vs. Sec. 4, except 1.32 acres off the S side Estate of John G. Bauerle, deceased, report of the Committee bo adopted and that I Francis L. Galbralth and wife to pensions may bo allowed to certain mothers 670 Myrtle D. Maine 3.00 3.00 Berry. S Va of SW % of Sec. 25, T3N, T3N, RIE, Wheatfleld Twp.; $1.00 etc. hearing on accounts of trustee. and that the amount thereof shall "not bo less the Clerk be authorized and instructed to draw 671 Clarence W. Lock 11.70 11.70 I James H. Reuel, lot 45 in Sycamore his warrants in payment of tho claims, as re­ R2E, $3584.50. Clyde V. King, Atty. Charles R. Templeton and wife to Estate of Rosa Leitzau, deceased, than two dollars ($2.00) per week in en.io said 690 Gertrude D. Ludwick 29.46 29.46 June 16, at Mason. Sammons vs. Heights Subd., City of Lansing; $1. mother has but one child, with an additional commended by tho Committee. Supervisor 691 Gcorgo H. Shaw 96.00 96.00 Amy Prudden Turner, lot 20, block 11, hearing on wUl. Bum of two dollars (J2.O0) per week for each Huschke seconded tho motion. The roll was 892 Fred L. Fulton 74.20 74.20 Young. SW % of SW V* of Sec. 23 Eunice Povey to Hazel E. Povey, additional child" i then called and the various Supervisors voted 24.40 Manufacturer's Add. No. 2, City of ns follows; Yeas—Barnhart, Beatty, Brogan, 706 B. J. Fletcher, et al 24.40 and NE '4 of NE % of Sec. 27, TIN, lot 159 of P. B. McKlbbln Company's Lansing; $1.00 etc. Prank A. Hugnagel, Lansing 42 And Whereas, It h tho judgment of this 709 G. 0. Doxtadcr 4.00 4.00 R2W, $4130.26. Prank M. Fogg, Atty. Plat of South Gardens, City of Lan­ Board after careful Investigation and consid­ Campbell, Carven, Doxtadcr, Pay. Fletcher, 728 iLaird J. Troyer 17.25 17.2S Lilllam M. Earl, Lansing 39 eration that said minimum provision is inatl- Harper, Hayner, Huschke. Kaiser, Kircher, Signed; A. R. Sawyer, Ralph Hayner, Grovet June 17, at Lansing. Capitol Sav­ sing; $1.00 etc. Theodore A. Killaln, East Lansing_27 visable. unnecessary and tends towards undue Larabce, Metcalf, Moore, Reck, Reddy, Reed, C. Barnhart, J. K. Reed, Committee. ings & Loan vs. Robinson. Lot 171 of Charlie J. Smith and Bertha A. Marriage Licenses allowances under present conditions and to a Mutz. Rogers, Sawyer, Schepern, Shaw, Spcora, Bernlce C. Pollbaum, Detroit —19 Swartout. TTemplotoii, Tyler. Van Buren, Walk­ - Sup. Sawyer moved that the report of the plat of Urbandale, Lansing Twp., $1,- Smitli, husband and wife, to James Boyd. B. Brienlnger, Lansing 23 measure of injustico; Committee bo adopted and that tho Clerk bo John S. Rice, Lansing 46 Therefore, Be It Resolved, That this Board er, Woods and Chairman Edgar—32. Nays—0. authorized and instructed to draw his warrants 355.37. Cummins & Cummins, Attys. H. Reuel and wife, lot 218 of Plat of Irene G. Coos, Lansing 23 Lulu M. Hughes, Lansing 36 favors the repeal of auch minimum proviaion So a majority of all the Supervisors having in payment of the claimB, as recommended by June 17, at. Lansing. Cap, Sav. & Soutli Gardens No. 2, City of Lan­ Wilfred F. Hebbler, Lansing 25 Ernest A. Wallace, Lansing ^.27 and believes that the minimum allowance In voted therefor, tho report of tho Committee the Committee. Sup. Hayner seconded tho mo­ Loan vs. Aleo. N 2 rods of S 6% rods sing; $1.00 etc. such case should rest in tho discretion of tho was adopted and tho claims were ordered paid. tion. Tho roll was thereupon called and the Leone H. Huntoon, Lansing 31 Evelyn Carpenter, Lansing 19 Probate Court in each individual case; Thci'cupon tho report of tho Committee on various Supervisors voted as followa: Yeas— of W 5 rods-of lot 5, Bik. 247, City of Malvina DeCamp to Martin B. Al­ Peter L. Dupont, Detroit 22 Hubert L. Wilson, Lansing 35 Bo It Further Resolved, That copies of this Supplies was read by tho Clerk ns follows: Barnhart, Beatty, Brogan, Campbell, Carvcn, Lansing, $945.09. Cummins & Cum­ len, Beg. at a point In W line of Sec. Georgia H. Prentice, Lansing 22 Madeline VanSickle, Battle Creek-29 resolution duly authenticated be transmitted to Your Committee on Supplioa to whom has Doxtadcr, Pay, Fletcher, Harper, Hayner. Hus- mins, Attys. 14, T3N, R2W, 372.15 ft. S of W 1-8 tho Governor of the State of Michigan, the At­ been referred- tho following claims, beg leave chke. Kaiser, Kircher, Larabce, Metcalf, Moore, Jerome Wilbur, Williamston 63 Prank A. Johnson, Lansing 21 torney General's department, tho State Welfare to report as follows: Wo have carefully ex­ Reck, Reddy, Reed, Mutz, Rogers, Sawyer, June 17, at Lansing. Cap. Sav. & post of said Sec. line, S 1 deg. E along Sarah Avery, Williamston 65 Doris I. Mansfield, Lansing 19 Commission, tho Honorable Joseph Foster, amined tho claims and recommend their al­ Schepers, Shaw, Spcers, Swartout, Tcmpleton, Loan vs. McCuUough. Lot 32 of Crest- the Sec. line, 384.15 ft., N 89 deg. 30' Benjamin F. Jenlfs, Lansing 18 Robert E. Woodcock, Lansing 24 Sonatot'i the Honorable Vernon J. Brown, Rcpr lowance as follows; ^ Tyler, VanBuren, Walker, .Woods nnd Chnli--\ mont Sub. of that part of NE H of E 1102.5 ft., N 1 deg. W 329 ft. N Mildred A. Yeoman, Lansing 17 Bernice I. Stlenhauser, Detroit —28 resentatlve, and to the Honorable J. G. Ruli­ No. . Claimant Claimed Allowed man Edgar—32. Nays—0. So a majority of ) NE Vi ot Sec. 28, T4N, R2W, ?286.96. 51 deg. E 47.6 ft. N 39 deg. W to the son. Representative, and to the other Boards 633 Mickelson-Haugh Co t .28 t .23 all the Supervisors haying voted therefor, tho Robert M. Post, Lansing 20 Max T. Huntoon, Lansing 24 of Supervisors of the State o( Michigan with 634 D. L. Bailey 16.36 16.86 Cummins & Cummins, Attya. S line of DeCamp Ave, W'ly along S Rosalie E. Healey, Lansing, 18 Florence R. Lang, Lansing 21 request that all proper efforts be made to ee- 636 Mich. Bell Telephone Co. 69.30 69.80 (Continued on Page 11) INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 18,1938 Pagt BlevcB

BUSINESS OABDS Lagal Notice Lsgal Notice jLegal Notice Legal Notice Legal, Notice Board of Superviiors ATTORNCyS UOEMISB TO 8EUU IWUMM-JUNB ( State of Michigan. The Circuit Court for MOBTOAOB BAUt M08TGA0R BALE MORTOii.(iB SALE (Continued fiiom Page 10) State oe MIchiKUi. The Probate Court for the County of Ingham. In Chancery. _ Oefaalt havtkg been made in the oondltioas Default having been midt in the eonilltleni N*. tirn-A •. J. HOOD Mid GEORGE R. McABTHOB. the County of Ingham. The Michigan Trust Company ot Grand of a real ciUte mortgan. wbtraby Dm powar et a certain mortgage, whereby tha power of Default having been' made-in the oonditioria Attorney* at Uw. Fanners Bank BIdg., report of the Committee w»a «dopled and the At • wanion of aald Court, held at the Pro­ Raplda, Michigan, a Corporation, Trua- . of sale tbtreitt eonlainMl bMMM eperattv., sale therein contained has beeonie iMrative. of a certain mortgage'made by Minnie Loesch Maion, Mieh. Phone, oirioe tot. IwBtp •clulms were ordered p»ld. bate Oillce in the City o( Maaon, in aald coun­ tee, Plaintifl, made by Frank A. Sehmitt and Oatharin. J. given by Cliitord J. Pag* and Geneva B. Pam, to the Capitol Savings ft Loan Company, a Thereupon the report of the Committee on ty, on the 8th day of May, A. D. 1933. t vs. Scbmttt, hii wife, to B. J. Martin and Cer. his .wife, ot Lansing. Michigan, to The Corporation, dated the; 2nd day of April, 1928, a a P. WASNBR ft OWIOHT U WILSON. lioful nnd BridRe ClaiiWfi. waft nubmiUed and Preaent, HON. U B. McARTHUR, Judge Joho F. Gohr, Frances A. Gohr, and Dart trade E. Martin, husband and wife. Jointly, or Equitable Ufe Assurance Society of the United and recorded In the (lilice of the Register of Attorneya at Law. 1002-8-4 .fiaush Building, reiul by the Clerk an follow»: of Probate. National Bank, a National Banking Cor­ to survivor, dated July 18, 1982, and recorded States, a corporation organised and existing Deeds for the County of Ingham and SUte of Lansing, Michigan. 61-tf Your Committee on Rood and Bridge Claima.- In tho Matter of the Batate of VERRAZ- poration, Defendnnta. In the Ingham Ceunty, Michigan, RegUter of under the laws ot the State of New York, Michigan, on the 4th day of April, 1928, in to tvhom him been referred the followlntf ZANO ADBLBBBT DRUMM, Deceased. In this cause it appearing from the affida­ Deed's omoe on July 22, 1982, in liber 844 of dated the 16th day of July, A. D. 1981, and Liber 311 of Mortgages on Pago 79, on which cliilmH, hcB leave to report an follow»; Wo Rina A. Lott having filed In said court hla vit of Willis K. Towne, and from the alli- recorded in the olliee of the Register of Deeda FAOMEBB' MUTUAL petition, praying for license to aell tho intereat mortgagea on page 8St, upon which mortgage for the County of Ingham and State of Mich­ mortgage there la claimed to be dhe at the riRE INSURANCE COMPANY OP INGHAM liitvD curcfully examined tho claimii and rec­ davit of Arthur F. Dunnebacke, on file heroin, there la now claimed to be due apd payable date of this notice, for principal and interest, County. Safeat, cheapest, beat. For infor­ ommend their allowance an followo: of anid estate in certain real cstato therein that tho defendant, John P. CJohr, is a rcsi- for principal and Intereat, the sum of K68T.86, igan, on tho 17th day of September, A. D. tho aum of $1269.63. and the aum of $9.76 for No, Claimant Claimed Allowed described, . ... dent of this state, and that process for his 1931, in Liber 336 of Mortgages on Page 349. mation write to Louis Stid, aderetary. Ma­ It is Ordered, That tho 6th day of June, A. the mortgagees having deslared the whole debt thereof, on which mortgage there Is claimed Insurance paid by the mortgagee, and an at­ son. E. A. Densmore, prealdent. Mason, 080 A, H, PhllllpH » 43,75 |-43,7B appearance has been duly iaaued, and that the as due and payable by reason of mortgagort' torney's fee of $36.00 as provided for by law. Offiiie on first floor court house. lwB2p fl,Sl Chiia, H, Murray 63.76 63.75 D. 1933, at ton o'clock in the forenoon, nt said aamo cannot be acrved by reason of hia ab­ default in paying installment of Interest due to be duo at the date of this notice, for prin­ and no suit or proceeding at law having been OSl; L. T. Lasenby 8,00 " 8.00 Probate OUice. bo and in hereby appointed for sence from this state, nnd by reason of his January 18, 1933, and no suit at law having cipal, and intereat, tho sum of $4,275.16, and instituted to recover the moneys secured by SiKncd; G. O, DoxUtdcr, M, A, Hitrper, Chaa, hearing said petition, and that alt peraona in­ continued absence from his place of reaidcncs; an attorney's fee of $85.00 aa provided for by CHARLES PIELD, Agent, ClUsens Mutual terested In said estate appear before said court, been brought to recover, aald debt, or any. part law. said mortgage, or any part thereof. Automobilo Inaurance Company. Phone Ma­ W, licelt. John BroKnn. Fi-cd R. Huschke, J. B. at said time and place, to ahow cause why a therefore, on motion of Joseph H. Dunnebacke, thereof, notice Is hereby given that on Friday, Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of the son 164. 4T-tf Ffty. E, A, Tyler, Committee. license to sell the interest of aaid estate in said attorney for plaintifl, it la oipdercd that tho May 26, 1933, at eleven o'cloek in the forenoon And no suit at law having been brought to power of sale contained in said mortgage, nnd Sup. Doxtadcr thcrcuifon moved that tho rc- real estate should not be granted; aaid defendant, John F. Gohr, cause his ap­ ot said day, at north entrance to City Hail recover said mortgoge debt or any part there­ tho statute in such case made and provided, VETBRINARLAN Ifort of the Committee bo adopted and that pearance to bo entered in said caijso within Building, Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, of, on tho 29th day of July, 1933, at 10 o'clock llic Clerk bo autliorixed and instruclod to draw It is Further Ordered. That public notice three montha from the date of this order, and DR. H. C. GRAHAM, associated with Dr. Geo. thereof be given 'by publication of a copy of (that being one of the places whore the Ing­ Now, therefore, by virtue of the power of In tho forenoon, the undersigned will, at the Moody. Phone 4B7. his witrritnta in payment of tho clitlmf), an roc- this order, for three aucccsslve weeks previous that in caac of his appearance ho cause an ham County Circuit Court is held), said mort- sale contained in sold mortgage and pursuant north front door of tho City Hail, in the City ommentlctl by tho Committee, Sup, Harpor, nec- to said dhy of hearing. In tho Ingham County answer to plaintlU'a bill of complaint to be gagees will, by virtue of the power of sale In to tho statute of tho Stato of Michigan in of Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, that onilefl the nibtlon. The roll witff then called News, a newspaper printed and circulated in flietl, and a copy thereof to bo served on said mortgage and in purauance of the statute auch case made and provided, notice la hereby being a place where tho Circuit Court for the Legal Notice itnil tho various Supervisors voted aff follows! plalntill's attorney within fifteen days after in such case provided, sell at public auction given that on Saturday, the 29th day of July, County, of Ingham la held, sell at public auc­ Ycft-H—Barnhart. Beatty. BfoK»n. Campbell. said county. L. B. McARTHUR. service on him of n copy of tho said bill of (A true copy.) Judge of Probate, the lands described therein, or so much as A. D. 1933, at 10 o'clock in tho forenoon tion, to the higheat bidder, tho premises dc­ Cfirven, Doxtftdcr. l''ay, Fletcher, Haipcr. Hay­ complfUnt and' notice ot this older; and that in shall be necessary to satisfy the amount due (Eastern StAndard Time) at tho north en­ acribcd in aidd mortgage, or ao niueh thereof MORTGAGE SALE ner. Huschke, Kaiser, Kircher. Larnlwo, Mot- MARTHA THAYER. _ „ , default thereof said bill be taken aa confessed thereon at the time of aale, together with in­ trance to the City Hall In the City ot Lan­ ns may bo necessary to pay tho amount ao as Default hnving been mmie In the conditions calf. Moore, Heck, Rcfldy, Uccd, Mutz. RoKOfH. Deputy Register of Probate. t9w4 by tlie said defendant. terest thereon at seven per cent from date, sing, Ingham County, Michigan, (that being aforesaid duo on said mortgage, with seven of n certain mortgnge, whereby tlio power of Sftwyer. Scheifcrh. Shitw, Spceru. Swartout, SHERIFF'S SA'LB It is ordered that within forty days tho aaid nnd all legal coats, includini; an attorney fee one of tho places whore tho Circuit' Court for per cent interest, nnd nil lognl costs, together sale therein cnntnlned has become operative, Tomifleton, Tylef-, VnnBurcn, Walker, Woods By virtue of a writ of Fieri Paciaa. issued plalntin cause a copy of this order t» bo pub­ of Thirty-flve Dollars, the lands described as: tho aald County of Ingham is held) said mort­ with aaid nttorncy'a fee, wliich said premiacs given by NESTER W. MORRISON and and Clfalf-roan Edifftr—32. Nays—0. So a ma­ out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court lished in the Ingham County News, a news­ West forty feet of east one bundled twenty gagee will sell at public auction to tho highest are tleacribed in said mortgnge ns foliowa: GLADYS I. MORRISON, husband and wife, to jority ot ail the SuperviaorH having voted for the County of Oakland, and State of Mich­ paper printed, published and circulating at tlie feet of lot one, and west forty feet of eaat bidder tho lands and premises described in said Beginning Seventy (70) rods Enat nnd Forty- the STATE SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY • therefor, the reifort of the Committee waff igan, to me directed and delivered, in favor county seat of aaid county, and that aald pub­ one hundred twenty feet .f north two rods of mortgage, or ao much thereof as may bo nec­ Eight (48) rods North ot South one-fourth of Lansing, Michigan, a corporation, on April aflopled and the claims wore ordered paid. of Arthur I, Benedict and Ida May Benedict, lication bo continued therein at least once in lot two, block D, City of Laniigg, Ingfaam casary to pay the amount due aa aforesaid on (Vt) Post of Section Eighteen (18), Town Four 9th. 1927. and recof-ded in the office of the Thereupon the rcifort of tho Committee on against the gooils and chattels, lands and tene­ each week for six weeks In auccession, Ceunty, Michigan. aaid mortgage, with Interest thereon at the (4) North, Rnnge Two (2) West, thence North Register of Deeds for Ingham County, Michi­ Pulfiic Hcitlth Claims wiw pf-cffentcd and read ments of Mountain View Orchards, a Michigan Dated, April 25, 1933. Dated February 20. 19S8. rate of six per cent from date, and all legal Eight (8) rods, thence West Ten (10) rods, gan, on April 18th, 1927, in Liber 258 of Mort­ by the Clork as follows; Corporation, I did, on the 15th day of May, LELAND W. CARR. Circuit Judge. E. J. MAR'HN, coata, charges and expenses, Including an at­ thenco South Eight (8) rods, thence E^t Ten gages at page 132, upon which mortgam there Yotfr Committee on Public Health Claims, to A, D, 1933, levy upon and take all the right, JOSEPH H. DUNNEBACKE. Attorney for f GERTRUDE E. MARTIN, Mortgagees. torney fee of $35.00 allowed by law and also (10) rods to beginning. Township of Lansing, la claimed to bo due at the date hereof, for whom hfui been referred the foliowinif claims, title and interest of said Mountain View Or­ Plaintifl. Business Addresn: Suite 502 Hollis- C. F. ft E. T. HAMMOND, Attorneys for any other sum or sums which may be paid by Ingham County, Michigan. principal nnd interest. $3703.62. bett leave to report its follows! Wo have cafe- chards, a Michigan Corporation, in and to tho ter Building, Lansing, Michigan. 17w7 Mortgagees, Business Addreas: 601 American the mortgagee to protect its interest in tho Dated May 4. 1933. And no fiction nt Inw hnving been brought fully examined tho claims and recommend that following described real estate, situated in the State Savings Bank Billding. fianalne, Michi­ premiacs. CAPITOL SAVINGS ft LOAN COMPANY. _j recover aald mortgage debt, or any part they l)c referred to tho Sui>erlntchdcnts of County of Ingham and State of'Michigan, to- gan. 9wl3 The lands and premises described in said Mortgagee. thereof, And George G. MaDan having duly Poor for payment! wit: All those certain pieces or parcels of land MORTGAGE SALE mortgage being as follows: Situated in tho City CUMMINS ft CUMMINS. Attorneys for qualified as Receiver of the State Savinga ft No, Clitimant Claimed Allowed situatetl and Mng in tho Township of Leslie, MORTGAGE SALE of Lanaing. in tho County of tngham, and Mortgagee. 406 Capitol Savings ft Loan Build­ Loan Company, nnd having been duly author­ 048 SpaiTow Hospital I 58,50 $ 58,60 County ot Inghfim, State of Michigan, describ- Default having been made in the conditions State of Michigan, and more particularly de- ing. Lansing. Michigan. lSwl3 ised In the premiacs. BID Sifniow Hospital 4.50 4,60 of a certain mortgage, whereby the power of Default having been made in the conditions sale therein contained has became opefativo. flCribed aa: Now. therefore, by virtue of the power of 650 Sparf'ow Hospital 76,50 76,50 of a certain mortgage, whereby the power of Lot No. 68 of Standard Real Estate Com­ MORTGAGE SALE sale contained in said mortgage anil purauant 651 Sparrow Hospital 9,00 9,00 The North %. of the Eaftt Vj of the South­ given by Louis Peaaley and Ella L. Peaalcy. aalo therein contained has became operative, west W of Section 10, except a piece of land his wife, to the State Savings and Loan Com­ given by HIRAM LrlTLE and SARAH B. pany's Westmoreland Addition to tho City of No. 5J7-G to the statute of the state of Michigan in such fi52^S|)»rfow Hospital —,. 81,50 81,50 pany, of Lansing. Michigan, a corporation, on Lansing, according to the recorded plat there­ Default having been mode in tho conditions cnae made and provided, notice is hereby given 05,1 Sparfow Hospital 36,00 .36.00 described a« commencing nt a point 2 rods LrrrLB, husband and wife, to tha STATE of together with tho hereditamonta nnd ap­ of a certain mortgage made by Marshal L. that on THURSDAY. July 6th. 1933, nt lliM 661 Sparfow Hospltid 67.50 67.50 South of the Northwest corner of said descrip­ May 22nd. 1925. and recofdcd In tho office of SAVINGS AND LOAN COMP.ANY, of Lan­ tion : thence South 58 rods; thence East 2 22-29 tho Register of Deeds for Ingham County. sing, Michigan, a corporation, on February purtenances thereof. Pocreh and Leila M. Foerch, huaband and wife, o'cloek In the forenoan (Eastern Standard 055 Sphrfow Hospitjtl 135,00 135,00 Michigan, on May 26th, 1926, In Liber 268 of Dated at Lansing. Michigan, this 28th day to tho Cnpltol Savings ft Lonn Company, a Time) aaid mortgage will be foreclosed by a 050 St, !,itwf-enco Hospital 253,00 253,00 rods; thence North 58 rods; thence West ISth, 1929, and recorded In the office of the ot April, A. D; 1933. Corporation, dated the 2nd day of August. aale at public auction to the highest bidder, at 6,';7 St, I.,ftwf'chce HospltftI 76,50 76,50 2 22-29 i-ods to Iwginning; also, the North 2 Mortgages at page 33, upon which said morU Register of Deeda for Ingham County. Michi­ rods of the West '/j of the Southwest Vi of gage there is clalmoj to bo due at tho date gan, on February 28th. 1929, In Liber 258 of THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE 1930. and recorded In the oftico of the Rogialei' the north entrance to the City Hall. In the City 0.18 SL Litwrohce Hffspital — 94,50 04,50 hereof, for pflncipid and interest, $1045.26. SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES, MorU of Deeds for the County of Ingham and State of Lanaing. Ingham County. Michigan, that 050 Si, l.uwf'ehco HospltftI 81,00 81.00 Section 16; also, commencing 32 rods Eftst Mortgages on pair* 242, upon which aald mort- gsgee. of Michigan, on tho 6th day of August, 1930, being one of the placea whore the Circuit Court 661 Itobinsoh nftrliicr rftnerftl of tho Northwest corner of Section 16; thence And no action at law having lieon brought gage there is claimed to be due at the date In Liber 331 of Mortgagea, on Pago 563. on Eftst 28 cotla; thence South 40 rotia; thence' to recover aaid mortgage debt, or any part hereof, for principal, Intereat and inaurance, HAYDEN. HUBBARD ft RATHBUN, Attor­ for tho said County is held, of tho lands and Homo - 55,00 55,00 $32,14,99, neys for Mortgagee. Business Address: 907 which mortgage there is claimcn. to the highest bitider, as the Law cent, and ail legal costs, charges and expenses, muth thereof as may bo neccasary to pay the gagee and assignee electa to conalder nil ot with said attorney's fee. which jaid premises ltorl of the Cohffffittee wfts ittluplcti find tho directs, at tlfc front (west) door ot the Ihg- incitiding tho attorney tec of $35,00 allowed amount duo as aforesaid en said mortgage, said debt as due and payable at tho date here­ are described in said mortgage aa follows: MORTGAGE SALE elffifhs f-eferf-etl to tho Supcriiflchdents of Poor hftin County Court Hoifse in the City of Mft- by law. said premises being described its fol­ with interest thereon at the rate of seven per of by reason of the non-payment of install­ Lot Number Two Hundrefl Twenty-Three Default having been made In the conditions for iiffymchL soh, Michigan, (thftt lieing the building in lows ; cent, and all legal coats, charges nnd expenses. ments of interest as ifermitted and provided (223) Cnlarbrook Sfibdivlsion of part ot the of a certain fcnl cstato mortgage whereby the Tlfofeuifoh the foifurt of the Conffhitteo on which the Cif'cuit Couf't for sftid County of Situated in llio Township of I.ansing. Coun­ Including the attorney fee of $36.00 allowed by for in said mortgage, notice Is hereby given South Part of tho Eaat Half of the Southeast power ef sale therein contiUnod became opera­ Welfffre Clftims whs presented ftffd rcftfl by Ihghftm, Stftte of Michigan, is lield) on Tburs- ty ot Ihgham and State of Michigan, to-wit: law, aaid premises being dca«ribcd ns follows: that on Friday, June 30. 1933. nt ton o'clock Quarter ot Section Twenty-eight and the West tive, made by Clarence H. Palmer nnd Mar­ lhe Clerk fts follows! flay, the 6th day of July, A. D, lOllli, at 10 I.«t hunilicr ninety-two (92) of tho plat ot Ur- Situated In the Township of Lansing. County in tho forenoon ot said day. at Ottawa Street Part ot the South Part ot the Southwest Quaf-- jorle L, Palmer, his wife, to the Unibn Bullil- Ytitfr Conffhitteo off Welfftro Clftifns, to whohf o'clock iff the forenoon. Eastern Stffndftrd liahdalo. Lansing Township, Ingham County. of Ingham and State of Michigan, to-wit; Lot entrance to City Hall Building. I.nnsing, Ing­ tor of Section Twenty-Seven. Town Four (4) ing and Lonn Association, Limited, a Michigan hfts Ifeeff f'eferf'ed tbe follewihk'. clfffms, lafu Tifne, Michigftn. said plat being situated on tho west one hundred forty-one (141) Half Acre Land ham County, Michigan, (that being one of the North, Range Two (2) West, Lansing Town­ corporation, of Lansing. Michigan, dated No­ lehve to feifort ffs follows! We have citf-erully Dfitcd; Mfty IB, 193;!, one-hfdt (V4) of the southeast onc-auartor (Vl) Company's Subdivision of part ot south one- placea where the Circuit Court for Ingham ship. Ingham County. Michigan. vember 9, 1928. anil rccortlcd in tho Ingham oxhfffihetl the elffifhs ifhd recofnmehfl their al­ Hy DEAN TAYLOR, Dcihfty Sherilr, anfl tho ciust ono-hnlf ('/(j) ot tho southwest half C/j) of South one-half (%) of Sections Cotinty is hold) said mortgagee and assignee Dated April 13. 1933. County. Michigan. Register of Deed's oirice on lowance hs follows! HARRY M, LAU, Attorney tor Arthur L one-quarter CA) of Section fourteen (14), twenty-eight (28) and twenty-nine (29), T4N., will by virtue ot the power of sale in said CAPITOL SAVINGS ft LOAN COMPANY, November 12, 192,'!, in liber 3I(f of mortgagoa Town tour (4) north. Range two (2) west, R2W.. together with the hereditaments and ap­ mortgage and in pursuance of the statute in Mortgagee. on page 611', upon which mortgage tlicro is No. Chfimffnt Chtfihcd Allowed Bofitxllct ahti rflft May Bohotlict, lliOO Lftfftyette purtenances thereof. CUMMINS ft CUMMINS, Attorneys for (jIG Kfflffnfftxoo Sthte HosifUhl-5 12.70 ? 12,70 UulUllhg, Dctf'olt, Michigan, 20w7 togcllier with tlie hereditaments and appurten- Dated: Maf-ch SOth, 1933. auch case provided, sell at public auction the now claimed to bo duo and payable for prin­ Olfll Mieh, Childf'ehH ,Mtl Soc. 252,00 262,00 iiheos thereof. lands described therein, or so much as shall Mortgagee, 406 Capitol Savings & Lonn Build­cipal ahd interest tbe sum of $1319,80, and no GEORGE G. MaDAN, Receiver of State Sav­ be necessary to satisfy the amount due thereon ing. Lansing. Michigan. 16wl3 712 Mieh. Chilflf'oh.s Aid Sou— 123,70 123,70 MORTGAGE SALE Dated! April 27th. 1933, ings & Loan Company, Mortgagee. suit ht latv having been brought to recover Siirffeil: 1'', P, VfthUuf-cif, V. E, Shftw. E, (i, GEORGE 0, MftDAN, Receiver of State sav- KELLEY, SESSIONS. WARNER ft EGER, at the time of sale, including Interest at seven said debt, or any part thereof, said mortgagee, Deffthlt hhvihg boon nfado in the conditions ings & I,,oftn Compftny, Mortgagee. per cent from date and ail legal coats. Includ­ NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE having by resolution duly mloptcd at a regtflar Cfffffifbell, Coihnfittce, of ft f'cffl estate mortgitgo whereby the power Attorneys for Receiver of Mortgagee. Busi­ ing a Thirty-flve Dollar attorney tee. tleacribed Suif, VhhiJuf'ch hfoved thftt the f'eporl of of sale therein cohtalnefl ifecffhfc hifef'fftive, KELLEY, SESSIONS. WARNER & EGER, ness Address; 324 Mutual DIdg., Lnnsing, Default having been made in tho conditions meeting of its Board ot Directors declareti ita the Cunffffittoe he ffflopted and tlfftt tho Clerk Attorneys for Receiver of Mortgagee. Business Micigan. 13wl3 lut: North two rods of west six rods of lot of that certain mortgage dated tho thirteenth election to cnhsitlcr the whole amount unpaid mfffio hy Johh Sonneifbef'g ftnti Afifclift Sofinch- Addf'css: 324 Mutual Building, Lansing. Mich­ ten, block two hundred twonty.three. City ot day of December, 1924, executed by Frank L. on saifl mortBage debt to ttc now duo and pay­ ife fftftlfori-/.efl Ithfl fffff.trtictcil to tirftw his wftf-- bef'g, his wife, to Uoffben Moots, tlfttofl Mfty Lnnsing. Tngham County. Michigan. rfffils iff ihtyfhehl of the clhlins, ffs f'eeohf- 13, 1922, ftnfl recof'iled ih tho Iiighhni County. igan. 17wl3 Smcdiey and Edith Smedloy, as his wife and in able by raason of the non-payment of certain fifeffilefl by tho Comfhitlee, Sup, Cftinifbell scc- Michigftn, Register of Deed's olTJce on Mffy 15, MORTGAGE SALE her own right, ns mortgagors, to The Federal installments of principal and intcf-est as pf-o- offfled tlio fnotioff. The f-oU wffs thof-eupuh Dated April 1, 1933, Lnnfl Bank of Saint Paul, a body corporate, o' vidcti for by aaiti mortgage, nnd an order hav­ 1922. ih liber 230 of mortgftges on liffge 106, Default having iKfon made In tho conditions LORBNA P. GOODRICH. Mortgagee and ing been mfiilo on Fobruni-y 21, 1933, by tho f.-hlietl fffffl the varloffs Suifervisurs voted ffs iflfoii which nioflgage thef-e is nnw clffimefi to MORTGAGE SALE of a certain mortgage, wherby tho power of St. Paul, Minnesota, ns mortgagee, filed fn- follows! Yetts—Uffrfflfhrt, Uefttly, Uf'oyrffh. Assignee. rccof-d in the ofTico of tho Register of Doefl Rcfof-co in Ilankruiftcy in tho mitttcr of Smith lie dffc ftud tfffyftble fof- lff'ihelifffl fffui ihtcf'ost sale tliorcin contained has become operative, C. P. & E, T. HAMMOND. Attorneys for »1. Young, Ilankf'upt, tho present owner of Cffihifijcll, Chrveh, Duxtftdor, Kffy. FIctehor. the aufh of $;i.S07,50. hhd no suit ftt Ihw hftving Deffuilt having been made in tlte conditions given by Charles J. Proat and Charlotte Proat, of Tngham County. Michigan, on tIfo seven Ufffl.er, Ilffyhof-, lluschko. Kftiset', Kif'cher, of a certain mortgfigc, whereby tho power of Mortgftgcc and Assignee. Btisinosa Address: teenth dfty of December. 1924, f'ccorflod if- said property, permitting the foreclosure ot ifcofi brofiKlit to f'oeovcf' sftifl debt, or finy phf-t sale thof'cin contained has become operative, his wife, to Tho Lansing State Savings Bank, 601 American State Sftvings Dnnk Building. Liber 201 of Mortgages on Pago 69 thof'eof. said mortgage, notice is liorohy given that on 1. fff'ftbt'o, IVletchif, Muof'C, Uecii, Ketldy, Reed, tifof'oof, notice is lioroby givoff tlifft oh Ff'Ififty, given by Fred W. Cerbett and Allio C. Cor­ of Lanaing. Michigan, a corporation organized Lansing. Michigan. 14wl3 Saturday. May 27. 1933, at ten o'clock in tho Mfft/., KoKOfM, Saw.ver, Selfoifef's. Sifftw, Sptfcf's, Atfgfiat 11, 1033, ht tch o'clock Ih the fof-onoon bett. husbftnti and wife, to tlie State Savings under the general banking law of tho State Notice is Hereby Given. That saiil mortgitgf forenoon of aaid day at north cntraneo to City .Swffrtout, Tefhiflctoh, Tyler, VaifUuf'eff, Wfflk- of said flay, ftt Ottavvif Stf'eet.entf'hnco lo City and Loan Company of [..ansing, Michigan, a ot Michigan, on November 4th, 1919, and re­ will bo foreclosed, pursuant to power of sale Hall Building, Lnnsing, Ingham County, Mich­ cr, Wuoils find Chffirfufth EdKfff'—32, Nhys— Ithll Hfiilding, Lahsing, Ingham County, Mich­ corporation, on March 17th, 1920, and recoril- corded in tho ofTIco of tho Register of Deeds HEARING OLAUIS. MUELLER—SEPT. 5 and the ifrcmlscs thoi'cln described aa Soutif igan, (thftt being one ot tho places wliof'o the U, So a hfffjority of ffll tht; Supervisof's hftvihn igan, (thftt Ifolifg offo of tho iflffcoH wlffff'o tife od in tlie olfico of the Register ot Deeda for for Ingham County. Michigan, on November State ot Michigan. Tho Prohftto Court tor Three Fourths of the Wo.s.t Halt of the South- Ingham County Cif'cult Court is held), said vott'fl tiferefor. tho report of the Confhfitlee Cif'cffit Cofff-t fof- Ingbfim County is held), sfiffi Ingham County. Michigan, on March IStb. Sth. 1919. ut Liber 191 of Mortgages at Page tho County ot Ingh'am, caat Quarter, tho East Twenty acres ot the mertgagce will, by virttic et tho potver of sale wffs ftflojftod hffd tho dhifhs wcf'o oniefcd iffttd. mof'tgffgoe will ify vfrtfie of tife power of sffle 1926, in Liber 268 of Mortgitgea on Pago 77. 308, tho corporate name of said bank having At a session of said Court, held at tho Pro- North Half of tho Southwest Quarf. , tbe in aald mof'tgftge ffhd ih purstianco ot tlie Thofeupoff the reifort oC the Cohfffiittou on ih sftid fnortgffgo ffhd in puf'suhncc of tho upon which sftid mof'tgfige there la claimed to been duly changed to the American State Sav­ bato'OlTico in tlto City ot Miwoh, ih said coun­ North Halt ot tlio Southeast Quff ot tho statute, sell at public auction the lands do- Solfiiefs hhd Sffilof's Reifof Clffihfs whs Pf'o- stattfle ih sffch cfLso iff'ovifled, sell ht iffiblic be duo ftt tho tiffto hcieof, for principal and inga Bank by ifroper resolution of the stock­ ty, oh tho 3nl dfty ot Mfty, A. 11, 193H, Southeast Quftrter ot Section T' Township scriliod thof'ein, or so much fts shftll bo jtoc- ,'ioffltfti ffhd f'ehd by the Clork fus follows! ftfictioh the Ifthds floscrilfed thof'cih, or .so mfich interest. 52245,30, holders thereof on February 4t.h, 1921, record-, Present, HON. L. U. McARTHUR, Jfidgo Four North, Range Ttvo West, except a pfir- essaf-y to satisfy tho ftmount due tltof'oon at Yoffr Coffffiiittee h» Soldiers ffnd Sftilof's Re­ hs shall Ife nocossiff'y to sfttisfy tho ftiffofiffl ed with tho County Clerk of Ingham Ckiunty, ot Pf'ohate. col Ten i-oda East and West by Ten rods tho time ot sale, together with all legal coats, lief Clhifhs. to tvifohf hfhf beeft f-eferf'ed the tui- fitfo tlfef'oon ftt the time of sale, iiu-lffflfng in- And no itclioft at Iftw having been brouglit Michigan, on February 11th. 1921, upon which In the Matter ot tho Estate of ANNA North and South in tho Northeast corner of interest and attorney fee of Thirty-five Dol­ lowinK clhifhs. bet; lehve to report ffs follows! tof'ost at sovoff lfor coht ff'ofn tiftto ffifd ffll to recover sftid mortgage debt, or any part salt] nfort!;-:?? there is now claimed to bo due MUELLER,, Decofu!etl. the South Half ot the Northwest Quarter of lars, aa therein provided, a parcel described Wo Ifftvo chf-efully oxhfniifod the ehtiins and logfti costs, inclufling h 'i"hif-ty-five Dollhr ht- tliofeof. And George 0. MaDitn hftving duly tor prineipal, interest and taxoa tho sum of It ftifpoaring to tho court tltftt tho timfi tof' tho Southcuat Quarter and oxcopling parcel fta: Lot fifty-two.ot Supervisor's Plat ot Pros­ ffjcoffffffehd their hiiowhhee ffs follows: lof'ffoy fee, lioscfibeil as: Beginning five f-ods fluftlilicti Its Koceivor ot the State Savinga & $4,249.93. and no action at law having been pf'eschtfttlon of claims against saffi estate Eight rods Enst and West by Ten rods North perity Farms No, 1, Township of Lansing. No. . Clftifhhht Clhimed Allowed effsl of the south tiuhrtcr ifost of section Loftn Company, and having been duly author- brought to recover said debt or any part should be limited, and that a lime and place and South in tho Southwe.it corner of tho Tngham County. Michigftn. 7US 1), W, Uushhell $ 4,00 S 4,00 eighteoh, tlfence offst five rods, north eighty izefl in the premisca. thereof. ' if bo appointed to reecivo, examine hhd adjtfst all Northeast Quarter of tho Northeftst Qfiartcr of H:\ Clffts, Whitfhi; 4,00 4.0U rtKis, west ton f'ofis, sofftif sfxty-fofff- rotis, east Now, theroforo. by virtue ot the power of clffims and demands agftinst said docoftsed by tlio Southwest Quarter; lying within said Dated February 21. 1933. ffvo f'otia, south sixteen j-ofis to the jilffce of sfile contftincd in sftid mortgage and pursuant And Carl A. Fora, being the duly appointed and bofofo sftid eoui't; County and State, will be sold nt public auc­ UNION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCTA- Siyffeii! Wftlter U, Chrveh, (I, O, Uoxtftder, to tho atfttute ot tho State ot Michigan in auch and qualified Receiver of the said American tion to tho highest bidder tor cash by the l''fetl L. Kircher. Cirover C, Uftriflfftrt, Mftx boginnihg, together with and subject to all State Savings Bank. It is Ordered, Tliftt croditor.s of aald decefu- TION. LIMITED, Mortgagee. Tehipletoff. Cufnfnitteo, fofttl M-fty i-lghl.s ovof- eifst twehty-fit-e foot of cffsc mfulc ftnd provided, notice is hereby given od are f'cfitiired to present their clftims to said Sheriff of Inghftm County, at tho front door of C. P. & E. T. HAMMOND, Attorneys for land fuljoining oh west, which is to be tfscil that on Monday, July Slat, 1933, at cloven By virtue ot said power ot sale and pur­ tho Court House, in the City ot Mason, in said mortgagee. Business Address: (n,l Amoricnn Siflf, Cftrvcff tlfeff fffuved thftt the report ot suant to the statute in auch case made and couf't at said Pfobftte Office on of- before tho tifo Comfifftteo ifo fhiopted hhd thftt the Clerk with west twehty.ffvc feet of ftbovo description, o'clock in tho forenoen (Eastern Standard 5th dfty ot September, A. D. 1933, at ton County and Stftto. on July eleventh. 1933. at Stato Savinga Bnnk Building, Lnnsing, Michi­ fts ft drivcwfty c.xteihlihg north ff-om St. Joseph Time) said mortgage will be foreclosed by a provided, notice is hereby given that on Sat­ o'clock in the forenoon, said time and place two o'clock p. m. There is due and payable gan. 9wl3 be hffllforiMil hhll iifstruoted to drhw Ifis whr- Rofui, except north thf'oo ffcf'cs of sftid pftrccl sale ftt public auction to tho highest bidder, urday, July Sth, 1933, at 11:00 o'clock in the at tho date of this notice upon tho debt se­ rffhts iff payfifeht ot tho elftiths, fus f'ceofn- forenoon (Eastorn Standard Time) said mort­ being hereby npffointed fof- tho examinittion iffeffded l)y tife Coiiffnittee, Sup,. Uoxtftder sec- herctofoi'o rolehsed, Township of Lahsing. Ing­ at the north entrance to tho City Hall, in the find aiijustmont ot all claims and demands cured by aaid mortgage, tho sum ot $6649.74. MORTGAGE SALE ham County, Michigan, City of Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, gage will be foreclosed by a Bale at public against said deceased. omlod life motion, Tho roll wfts then cftlled that being one of tho places wheto the Circuit auction to tho highest bidder, nt tho north en­ Dated April eighth, 1933. Default having been made in the conditions hhtl the vhriotta Shifervisof-s voted fts follows: trance to the City Hall in the City of Lan­ It is Further Ordci-cd. That public notice THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF SAINT of a real estate mortgage whereby the power Yoffs—Uffrhhftrt, liefttty, UroKhh. Cfunpbell, Dated Mfty 13, 193;i. Court for the said County la held, of the lands thereof Ix! given by publication of a copy ot PAUL, Mortgagee. REUBEN MOOTS. Mortgagee. and prcmiaea described in aaid mortgage, or sing, Ingham County. Michigan, that being this order for three aucceasive weeks previous of sale therein contained became oiMfratlve. Cftfven, Uoxlutlef-. Fay, Fletcher, Hftrifer. Hffy- C, P. & K, T, HAMMOND. Attorneys for so much thci-eof as may bo necessary to pay one of the places where the Circuit Court for FARLEY ft ELLIOTT, Attorneys for the made by John B. Dakin and Ellon Irene Da­ ifor, Musclfkc, Kitiser. "Kircher, Larftbeo, Met- the aaid County ot Ingham la held, ot the to said day of hearing, in the Inghnni County Mortgagee, Flint, Michigan. 16wl2 cftlf. Moore, Reek, Keddy, Keed, Mutft, Uoiifors. Mortgagee, Business Address, 601 American the amount due ita aforcanid on aaid mortgage, News, a ncwapaper printed nnd circulnted in kin. hia wifo, to Louiao P. Osband nnd Edith State Savings Bank Building, Lansing. Michi­ with intereat thereon at tho rate of aeven per premises described in said mortgage, or so anid county. L. B. McARTHUR. O. Larabee, aa Joint tenanta with rights of Sftwyef', Schepef-«. Shaw, Speers, Swartout, gan. 20wI3 cent, and all legal coats, ehat-gea and expenses, much thereof aa may bo necessary to pay the MORTGAGE SALE survivorship, dated January 27, 1932, and re­ Tehipleton, Tyler, VnnBurcn, Walker, Woods amount due as aforesaid on said mortgage, (A true copy) Judge of Probnlo, fthti Chftirmftn Edk'ftr—32. Nays—0. So a mft- including the attorney fee of $35.00 allowed C, A, CLINTON. Roglater of Probntc. 18w4 Default having been made In the conditions corded In tho Inghnm County, Michigan, Reg­ NO'nCE OP MOBTCAGE BALE by law, aaid prcmiaea being dcacribcd aa fol­ with Intereat thereon at the rate of seven per of a certain mortgage whereby the power of ister of Deed's office on January 28, 1932, in jofity of all the Supervisors havini{ voted lows : cent, and all legal costs, charges and expenses. sale therein contained has become operative, Hber 344 ot mortgages on page 132, upon which therefor, tlte report ot the Committee was Default having been made In the condltiona Including an attorney tee of $85.00, said prem­ MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE given by Leonard B. Gardner and Lillian M. mortgage there la now claimed to be due and ftdopted and tlic claims were otdercd paid. ot that certain mortgage dated the fifteenth Situated in the City of Lansing, County of ises being described aa fallows: Situated in Default having been made in tho conditions Gardner, huaband nnd wife, to American State payable for principal and interest the sum of Theieujion the report of the Committee on day of June. 1918, executed by Clair B. WlU Ingham and State ot Michigan, to-wit: Lot the City of Lansing, County of Ingham and of a real estate mortgage made by Minnie B. Savings Bank, a Michigan banking corpora­ $1693.30, and taxes paid en mortgaged landa Livestock Claifiis wits presented and read by klna and Eflna I. Wilklnn, hia wife, aa mort- number eighty-six (86) of Reo Park Addition State of Michigan, and more particularly de­ Clillord to Anna Broberg, dated May twenty- tion of Lanaing, Michigan, dated . November and interest of $132.3B, making a total in­ the Clerk ffs follows! gagora, to The Federal Land Bank of Saint to the City of Lanaing, Ingham County, Mich­ scribed as: debtedness of $1725.66, and no suit at law Paul, a body corporate, of St. Paul, Minne­ igan, together with the hereditaments and ap- third, 1929, recorded January twenty-eighth, 28, 1930, and recorded in the office of the Youi- Committee on Livestock Chums, to Commencing one hundred thirty-four (134) 1932, in the olTIcc of tho Register of Deeds of register of deeds foe Ingham County, Michi­ having been brought to recover said debt, or whom baa been retcrfed the folowing claims sota, oa mortgagee, filed for record In the of­ purtonancea, thereof. any part thereof, said mortgagees elect to con­ fice of the Roglater of Deeda of Ingham Coun­ Dated: April 27th, 1933. feet north of the southeast corner of block Ingham County, Michigan, In Liber 300 ot gan, on November 29, 1930. in liber 286 of beg leave to report lus follows: We hftve carc- eleven (11). thence north twenty-two (22) Mortgagea, at uage 463, upon which mortgage mortgages on page 448. on which mortgage sider all of said debt as due and payable at ffflly examined tlie claims nnd recommend their ty, Michigan, on the fifth day of July, 1918, GEORGE G. MaDAN, Receiver of State sav­ there is now claimed to be duo to said mort­ there is claimed to be due at the date of this the date hereof by reason ef the non-payipent recorded In Liber 172 of Mortgagoa on Page ings & Loan Company, Mortgagee. feet, thence ,west ninety (90) feet, thence of taxes and of installments of Interest as fdlowftnce as follows! 862 thereof. south twenty-two (22) feet, thence east ninety gagee for principal and interest tho sum of notice for principal, taxes paid by the mort­ No, Claimant Claimed Allowed KELLEY, SESSIONS, WARNER ft EGER, (90) feet to the place of beginning. Three Hundred Fifty-four and 46-100 Dollars, gagee, and interest, tho sum of three thousand permitted and provided for in said mortgage, 614 City of Lfinsiifif » 28.00 It 28.00 Notice is Hereby Glfen, That aaid mortgage Attorneys for Receiver of Mortgagee, Business and no suit or proceedings at law having been eight hundrad flfty-soven and 60-10.0 (S.8B7.;0) notice is hereby given that on Friday, June will bo foreclosed purauant to power of late, Address; 324 Mutual Building, Lansing, Mich­ March aoth, 1933. instituted to recover tho debt remaining se­ dollars, and an attorney fee of thirty-five (SB) 16, 1933, at ton o'cloek In tha forenoon of aaid 067 H, F. Hcrrington 14,00 14,00 and the premises therein described a* igan. 17wl8 CARL A. FORS, Receiver of American SUte day, at Ottawa Street entrance to City Hall 6CH W. A, Wolfe 12,30 12,30 Savings Bank. Mortgagee. cured by sold mortgage, or any part thereof: dollars aa provided by law, and no suit or 677 Roy Basaett 10.35 10.36 All of the North Stety acrea of the South­ pr!>«w!^!ng at law having been Instituted to re­ Building, Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan, west Quarter; all of the South "Tnenty acres KELLEY, SESSIONS, WARNER ft EOBR, Notice is Hereby Given, That by virtue of cover the moneys secured by aald mortgage or (that being one ef the places where the Cir­ 706 Elmer BfiKor 73,60 73.60 of the Northwest Qaarter; and all ot tht CHANCBRT SALE Attorneys for Receiver of Mortgagee, 824 Mu­ the power of sale contained therein said mort­ cuit C*urt for Ingham County is held) said 707 Clay Brndon 95.00 95,00 tual Building, Lansing, Michigan. 13wl3 gage will be foreclosed to satisfy the amount any part thereof, and Carl A. Fora having SiKned: H, B, Metcalf, E, M, Walker, G. O. West Forty acres of the North Forty-thtea In pursuance and by virtue of a decree of duo thereon with interest and coaU of fore- been duly appointed the receiver of said Am- mortgagees will by virtue of the power of sale Doxtader, Committee. ' acrea of tbe Southeast Quarter, exoept tha the Circuit Court for the County of Ingham,' clofiure, by sale of the mortgaged premises at •riaa atoto tevinn B«ik and haWng duly in aald mortgage and in pursuance of the itiu Sup, Metcalf thereupon moved that tho re­ South Two rods thereof i each of laid tracts State of Michigan, in Chancery, made and en­ MORTOAGB SALS public vendue to the highest bidder at the west qualified as such receiver and having been tute in such case provided, sell at public auc­ port of the 'Committee be adopted and that lying and being In Section Nine, Township tered on the •28th day of January, A. D. 1938, Default having been made in the eonditlena front door of the court house in the City of duly authoriicd in the premises, and aaid re­ tion the lands described therein, or so much thtf Clerk be authorized and instructed to draw Three North. Range One West, lying within in a certain cause therein pending, wherein of a certain real eatate mortttage whereby tke Mason, Ingham County. Michigan, on the ceiver having elected to declare all aumi se- aa shall be necessary to satisfy the amount his warrants in payment of the claims, as aald County and State, wilt be sold at public Charles A. Stephens is plaintiff, and Robert power of sale therein contained became opera- twenty-first day of July, A. D. 1933, at ten cured by said mortgage immediately due and due thereon at the time of sale. Including in­ auction to tho highest bidder for euh by the Garner, Maggie B, Garner. Clyde Meti and payable because of the several defaulto of terest at six per cent from date, all legal coite, recommended by tho Committee. Sup. Walker Sheriff of Ingham County, at the front door of Uve, mad* by Fred J. Schmidt and Geraldlne o'clock in the forenoon, which said premises mortgagors, and an attorney fee of Thirty-five Dollan, a seeonded the motion. The roll was then called the Court House, in the City ot Mason. In Bertha Metz are defendants. Notice is Hereby 1, Schmidt, hii wife, to William F. Hauaer and are described as follows: parcel dsserclbed a*: the east half of lote 81 and the various Supervisors voted as follows: said county and state, on June thirteenth, 11183, Given, that I shall sell at public auction to the Lena A. Hauser, his wife, oi survivor, datad Lot number twenty-four of the Supervisors NOW THEREFORE notice is hereby given and 88 of College Grove Flat, City of Eaat Yeas—Barnhart, Beatty, flt-0R«n, Camifbell, at two o'clock p. m. There la duo and payable highest bidder, et the west front door of the March 28, 1980, and recorded in the Ingham Plat of Miller Road Farms, a subdivision of that by virtu* of the power of sale contained Lansing, Ingham County, Michigan. Curven, Doxtadcr. Fay, Fletcher, Harper, Hay­ at the date of this notice upon the debt secured court house in the City of Mason,' Ingham County, Michigan, Register of Deed's oRlee en the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter in said mortgage and the statute in such ease ner. Huschke. Knisor. Kircher. Larabee, Met­ by said mortgage, the sum of t610T.2E. County, Michigan, (that being the place of April 12, 1980, in liber 819 of mortgages on of Section nine In Town three north. Range made and provided, on June 20, 1988. at ton Dated March 21, 1938. calf, Moof'e. Reck, licddy, Recti. Mutz, Rogers, holding the Circuit Court for aaid county), on' page 839, upon whiiih mortgage there is now two west, Delhi Township, Ingham County, o'clock in the forenoon, eastern standard time, LOUISE P. OSBAND, EDITH 0. LARABEE, Sftwyer, Schopers, Shaw, Specra. Swartout, Dated March fourteenth, 1983. Friday, the sixteentli day of June, A. D. 1933, claimed to be due and payable for principal Michigan, subject to all recorded restrictions the undersigned will at the north outer door Mortgagees. Templeton, Tyler. VanBurcn, Walker, Woods THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF SAINT at ten o'clock in the forenoon, the following and interest the sum of IB448.07, and taxes covering aaid plat. of the city hall in the city of Unsing, Ingham C. F. ft E. T. HAMMOND. Attorneys for Mort­ and Chairmftn Edgar—32. Nays—0. So a ma­ PAUL. Mortgagee, described property, viz: All that certain piece paid on mortgaged lands of |35«.13, making a Dated April 24, 1933. County, Michigan, that being a place, where gagees, Business Address: 60I Amerisaa St, jority ot all tho Supervisors hitving voted there­ FARLEY ft ELLIOTT, Attorneys for the or parcel of lantl situate in the Towfsahip of total debt of $8796.20, the mortgagees having ANNA BROBERG. Mortgagee. tho circuit court for saM county }a held, sell Savinga Bank Bidg., Lansing, Michigan. for, the report ot the Committee was adopted Mortgagee, Flint, Michigan. Uwl2 Bunkerhlll, County of Ingham, and Stat* of declared the whole debt aa due and payable by at public auction the premises deadrlbed In ftffti tife claims were ordef-cd imid. Michigan, described a* follows: reason of mortgagors' default in paying in­ HOOD ft McARTHUR, Attorneys for Mort­ 12wl3 approved by three taxpayers of the township, gagee. Bualneaa Address: Mason, Michigan. said mortgage or lo much thereof as may be Sup. Doxtadcr then brought before the Board The southwest quarter of the northwest stallments of interest and taxes, and no suit 17wl8 necessary to pay tho amount ao aa aforesaid who were taxpayers in 1931. Considerable dis­ quarter of Section twelve, except forty-six rods at law haying been brought to recover said due on said mortgage, with seven per cent in­ NOTICE or MORTCAOB flALB the matter of insurance on County Road Com­ cussion followed by Stipervlsol-a Metcalf. Caf-- debt, or any part thereof, notice is hereby Dtfault having been mad* tn the conditiona mission cars and trucks in regard to aftking ven and other members ot tho Boftrd but no north and south by thirty-one rods east and NOTICE OF MORTOAGB SALE tereat and all legal coste, including said at- of a oertain real eatate nortgag* dated th* for bids oh insurance, Considerable discussion west in tho northwest corner thcieof; also the given that on Saturday, June 10, 1933, at ten torney's fee, which said premlsea are iituated action was taken on the matter. southwest qualfter ot tho northeast quarter of o'clock in the forenoon of said day at Ottawa Default having been made in the conditions in the city of Lansing, Ingham County, Michi­ 20th day of April. 1926. executed by Benjamin of tho matter followed by Sffifs. Doxtader, Thereupon tho report ot tho Committee on Street entrance to City Hall Building, Lan­ F. Roeaman and bis wife, Nellie J. Roaaman, Reed, Kircher and other members ot the aald Section twelve; also n pieco of land forty- of a certain mortgage made by Everett L. gan, and are described in said mi>rtgage as of the Township of Onondaga, Ingham Coun­ Boh I'd, Miicitgo nnd Per Diem wfts prcsenleti as fol­ eight rods north and south by thirty'roda cast sing, Ingham County, Michigan, (that being Streeter and Lavlna Streeter, husband and lows: and west in the southeast corner of the north­ one of tho places where the Ingham County wife, to Elsie Barber dated tha 16th day of ty, Michigan, to Caroline A. MeHanua of Sup, Beatty then brought before the Board Your Committee on Mileage and Per Diem west quarter of tho northeast quarter of said Circuit Court is held), said mortgagees will, by January, 1930, and recorded In the oltice of "The west eighty and one-half (80%) feet of Hamlin Townahip, Eaton County, Michigan, tlfc matter ot hfiviitc itpiflicationa for woltftrc beg leave to report for tho meetings of April Section twelve, and also the east half of the virtue of tho power of aalo in said mortgage the Register of Deeds for the County of Ing- tho east five (B) rods ot lot five (B) and the filed for record in the office of the Regiater olP relief in the vnriofla townships invcstigatetl and 18th Itnd May 8th ns folows: northeast quarter of said Section twelve, all in ami in pursuance of tho statute in such case ham and Stato of Michigan, on the 27th day ot south two (2) rods of the east five (B) rods of Deeds of Ingham County, Michigan, on the Ith Town one north. Range one enat, Ingham provided, sell at public auction the lands de­ January, 1930, in Liber 296 ot Mortgages,-on lot six (6) of block one hundred sixty (160) day ot December. 1982, in Liber 800 of mort­ Twp. or Wftrd SuperviHor Miles Amt. Amt, TotftI scribed therein, or so much aa shall be necos- of said City of Lansing. gage on Page 627 thereof, notice Is hereby Alitietlon. E, A, Tyler „ County, Michigan. page 661, on which mortgage there is claimed given that the said mortgage will be forecloied . 20 51.00 $6.00 $7.00 Dated May 1, 1035. aai-y to satisfy the amount due thereon at time to bo due at the data' of this notice, fer prin­ Dated March 28, 1938. Auf'elius. Claude Edgftr . 20 1.00 6,00 7.00 of sale, together with interest, thereon from cipal nnd interest, the sum of Sixteen Hun­ CARL A. F0R8, Receiver of American State pursuant to the power of aale therein, and the Dtihkci'hill, Eftrl M. Walker „, . 36 1.80 6.00 7.80 CARL H. McLEAN, Circuit Court Commis- date, at seven per cent and all legal costs, in­ dred Thirty-one and 86-100 Dollars, and the Savings Bank. Mortgagee. , ^ , premises therein described as the West forty Delhi, John B. Fay - ., 28 1.40 6,00 7.40 aioner, Ingham County, Michigan. - cluding an attorney fee of Thirty-five Dollars, further aum of Twenty-five Dollars, as Attor­ POSTER ft CAMERON, Attorneys for Receiv­ (40) acres ot the Southeast quarter (%) of Ihgham, Chfu. Woods ; . 24 1,20 0,00 7,20 HOOD & McARTHUR, Attorneys for Plain- lands described as: Commencing at the north­ neys' fees, making tho whole amount claimed er of said Mortgagee. Business addr*it--709 Section thirty (30). aad th* Bait one-hal? (%) Lansing Twp,, Roy B, Moore -•72 3,60 6.00 9.60 till. Business Address: Mason, Mich. 18w7 east corner of section- B, thence west on sec- to bo duo at the date of this notice, to-wlt, American State Savings Bank BIdg., Lan­ of th* Southwest quarter (K) of said section Leroy, Fred R, Huschke . 88 4,40 0,00 10,40 tion line 107% rods, thence south 69 rods, tho sum of Sixteen Hundred Plfty-alx and 85- sing, Michigan. IBwlS thirty (80), all tn tow* one (1) North of Leslie, H, B, Metcalf . 50 2,50 6,00 tlienco cast 107% rods, thence north 69 rods 8,,50 . NOTICE OP MORTGAGE SALE 100 Dollars, to which amount will be added at Rang* two (2) West, Ingham County, Michi­ Locke, Joseph M, Spcora . 80 4,00 6,00 10,00 • to beginning! also commonoing at the north­ the time of sale all taxes and insurance that CHANCERY SALE gan, will be sold at public auction to the Meridian, J. G, Kaiser „ . 66 2,80 6,00 8,80 Default having been made in the conditions east corner of the northeast fractional quarter may bo paid by tha said Mortgagee between In pursuance and by virtue of a decree of highnit bidder for cash by the Sheriff of said Onontiffga, G, 0, Doxtader . 60 3,00 6,00 9,00 ot a certain real estate mortgage dated the of section 5, aforesaid, south 69 rods, west 36 the date of this notice and the time of said tho Circuit Court for tho County of Ingham, Ingham County, at th* front door of the Stockbridge, John Brogan . . 84 4,20 6.00 10,20 2Sth day of March, ,1918, executed by Benja­ chains and 88 links, south 21 chains and 88 sate; and no proceedings at law having been State of Michigan, in Chancery, made and Court House in th* City of Maaltm, Ingfaam Vevfty, Walter R, Cafvon '. , 8 .40 6,00 6,40 min F. Rossman and hia wife, Nellie J. Ross- links, east 26 chains and 88 links, north 21 instituted to recover tho debt now remaining entered on the first day of March, A. D. 1138, County, Michigan, on tk* llth day of June, Wheatfield, D, C, Beatty .., , 50 ;2,0 6.00 8,60 man, ot Onondaga Township, Ingham County, chains and 95 links to beginning, tontalning secnrcd by said Mortgage, or any part thereof. tn a certain cause therein pending, wherein 1988, at ten o'cloek in th* forenoon. That White Oak, Ralph Hfiynor . 00 3,00 6,00 9,00 Michigan, to George W. McMnnus and Coro- 68.86 acres, mere or less. Meridian Township, whereby the power of aale contained in said the Capital National Bank of Lansing, Michi­ ther* Is due and payabl* at the date of this "Willifunaton, P. P. VanBuren ... . 72 3,60 6.00 9.60 lino A. McManua, husband and wife, jointly, Ingham County, Michigan, said parcels being Mortgage has become operative i , , notte* upon th* debt *eet>r*d hr th* said mort- East Lansing, Jacob Schepers . 52 2,60 6,00 used together as one farm. gan, a Federal banking Corporation, is plain- tai* th* sun ot $1118,1$. and th* deltnqn*nt 8,60 of Hamlin Township, Eaton County, Michigan, Now Therefore, NoUco Is Hereby Given, that tiff, and Harris E. Thomas, Grace B. Thomas, Enst Lansing. A. R. Sawyer ...... 52 2,60 6.00 8.60 filed for record In the office of the Register of and Carl J. Woalo, are defendants. taxes on said dsacribed premises, and th* hg- East Lansing, Grover C. Barnhart . 52 2,60 6,00 8.60 Deeds of Ingham County, Michigan, on tho Dated March IS, 1981. by virtue of the power of aal* contained in Enat Lansing, Walter Rcddy _., . 26 1.30 4.00 5.30 26th day ot March, 1918, and recorded in Liber WILUAM P. HAUSER. said Mortgage and in pursuance of the atatuU Notice is hereby given that I shall soil, at * Dattd'SardT'lOlb, 1(88. Lansing City, Martin A. Harper .. . 54. 2,70 6.00 8.70 189 of mortgages on page 845 thereof, and the LENA A. HAUSER, Mortgagees. in such case madt and provided, the said Mort­ public auction to the highest bidder, at the OAROUNB X MeMANUS, Mortsai**.. Lansing City, Charles Rock . 54 2.70 6.00 8.70 said George W. McManus having diod his In­ 0. F. ft E. T. HAMMOND, Attomeya for gage will be foreclosed by a sale of tha prem­ north front door (Ottawa Street Entrance) tJ G. E. McARTTOR, Attorney for Mortgti- . 54' terest therein was aasigned by the administra. ises therein described or so much thereof as the City Hall in the City of Lansing, Michi­ ee, Busin«u Address! Eaton Rapids, Xlehl- Lansing City, Floyd Shaw 2.70 - 6.00 8.70 Mortgagees, Busineai Address, 801 American Lnnsing City, Max Templeton .. . 64 2.70 6.00 8.70 tor of his estate to the said Caroline A. Mo- State Savings Bank Building, Laniing, Mlebl- may b* necessary, at public auction, to tn* gan, (that being one. of the places where the 10wl$ . 54 Manus, whith said assignment was duly re­ higheat bidder, at the ^orth door of the City Circuit Court for the County of Ingham is Lansing City, C. E, Rogora 2.70 6.00 8.70.. gan. • Uwl8 - Lansing City, E. G. Campbell .. . 54 2.70 6.00 8.70 corded in the olTice of the said Register of Hall in the City ot Lanaing, and County of held) on Saturday, tho 18th day of May, A. D. FINAl ACCOUNT. CAMPBEUL-MAY 31 Lansing City, R. H. Lai-abco .—...... 54 2.70 6.00 8.70 Deeds February 28, 1921, in Liber 188 of mort­ Ingham, Michigan, that being the plac* fair 1988, at cloven o'clock In tho forenoon. Eastern State of Michigan. The Probate Court for . 54 gages on page 258 thereof, notice Is hereby APPT. OF ADM'R. COrLS'TON-MAT. 2J holding the Circuit Court in and for laid Standard Time, on said day, the following de­ Lnnsing City, Fred L. Kircher .. 2.70 6.00 8.70 given that the said mortgage will be fore­ the County of Ingham. Lansing City, J. K. Reed .... -—.. . 54 2.70 6.00 8.70 State of Michigan. The Probate Court for County, on Saturday, the eighth day of July, scribed property, to-wit! . . At a session of said Court, held at tho Pro­ . 27 1.35 •2,00 closed pursuant to power of sale therein, and the County of Ingham. 1938, at ten o'cloek tn the forenoon of iiUd All that certain piece of land situate in the bate Office In the City of Mason, in said coun­ Lansing City. Ashley B. Rice .. 3.36 tho premises therein described as the West At a session of said Court, held at the Pro­ day, and said premises will be sold to pay the Lansing City, John A. Mutz .. . 27 1.36 2.00 3.35 forty (40) acres of the Southeast quarter (%), City of Lansing. Ceunty of Ingham and State ty, on the 4th day of May, A. D. 1933. Mason, Ward 1, Wm. Swortnut . 4 .20 6,00 6.20 bate OlTice In the City of Mason, in said coun­ amount so as aforesaid then due on said Mort­ of Michigan, described as follows: Commenc Present, HON. L. B. McAR'rHUR, Judge . 4 .20 6.00 and the East one-half ('^) of the Southwest ty, on tho 20th day of April, A. D. 1983. gage together with seven per cent Interest, ing In the south line of Shiawassee Strett of Probate. Mason, Ward 2, E. J. Fletcher 6.20 quarter (%) of section number thirty (80), Present: HON. L, B. McARTHUR, Judge legal casta. Attorneys' feea and als* any taxes twenty-six and one-half (2$%) rods East of In Town one (1) North of Range two (2) and insurance that aald Mortgage* does In tho Matter of tha Estate of IRVIN D. West, County of, Ingham and State of Michi- of Probate. the West Una of Section fifteen (IB) in Town­ CAMPBELL, Deceased. $266.90 In the Matter at the Ustate of CHARLOTTE pay on or prior tp the date of said sale i which ship four (4) North, Range two (2) West, 0. J. Hood having, filed in said court his Ran, will be sold at public auction to the high­ P. COULSTON, Deceased. said premises^ are described in said Mortgage running thence south seven and one-half (7%) Respectfully submitted: Grover 0. Bkrnhart, Thereupon the Supplies Committee brought est bidder for cash by the shirlil of said Ing­ final administration account, and his petition Walter P. Rcddy, John A. Muti, Committee. ham County, at the front door ot the Court Guy J. Ramsdill having filed in sold Court rods, thence east throe (8) rods, North seven praying for the allowance thereof, and for tho back their reports of claims wttti discounta House In the City ot Mason, tngham County. his petition praying that the administration of "tIvs Northwest quarter (%) ot th« Northeast and one-half (7%) rods, th*nco west three assignment and distribution of the residue of Sup. Barnhart thereupon moved that the re­ deducted and Sup. Huschke moved that tho (8) rods to the place of beginning. , , port of tho Committee bo considered read and reports of the Committee be adopted aa cor­ Michigan, on the 17th day of June, 1938, at said estate be granted to Miles Ramadiii or to quarter (U) and all that part of th* Northeast said estate. adopted. Sup. Rcddy seconded the motion. The rected. The motion wgs seconded and carried ten o'clock in the forenoon, that there Is due some other suitable person; quarter Y%) of the NorthoMt quarter (^) Dated at Lansing, Michigan, March 27, A. It is Ordered, That the 81at day of May, A. roll was then called and the vdrioua' Supervi- unsnlmoualy. and payable on tha date ot this notice upon the It Is Ordered, That the 28rd day ot May. lying West of the public highway, running In D. 1988. D. 1988, at ten o'clock tn the forenoon, at aaid .sora voted as follows; Yeaa-Barnhart, Beatty. debt seiured by the aald mortgage the sum of A. D. l»«3, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at a Northweiterty and Southiuterly dlr*etlon CARL K. MoLBAN, Olreult CVwrt fjoaanlt-Prabate Office, be and is hereby appointed for Brogan, Campbell, Carven, Doxtader, Fay. Thereupon it was moved by Sup. Templeton 13228.18. beildes the dellnnuent ta^es on said said Probate Office, be and is hereby appointed and Eaat of the Jaekion, fLansing and Saginaw itonar. Ingham County. Michigan. examining and allowing said account and hear- Fletcher, Harper, Hayner, Huschke, Kaiser. that the Board adjourn until tho fourth Mon­ described premlsea, and an attorney (e« ..of tor hearing said petition; ' railroad right ot way, so-called, all in SceUon E. C. SMITH, Attorney for Plalntin, Business Kircher, Larabee, Metcalf, Moore, Reck, day in June, in accordance with the statute. thirty-live (t88.0«) DoUan, It is Further Ordered. That publio notice Address! Prudden BIdg.. 'Lantlttg, Mleht- '"ft"?i^pSrthw'ordered. That pubilb notice The motion "^vaa seconded aiid carried unani­ thereof be given by publication of a copy of Foul- (4) tn Township One Q) North, Rang* thereof b* given by publleaUon of a copy of Reddy, Reed, Huts, Rogers, Sawyer, Schepers, mously. Accordingly the Chairman declared One^(l) West, being tn th* Townihin of Lea- this order for Uiree succewtvo weeks previous ;Shaw, Speers. Swartout, Templeton. IVIer, Dated Mareh lOth, 1988, , tills, order, for thre* lueseialv. weeks previous lie, County of Ingham and State of Htchlian The' aHbvd sale Is adjourned to Saturday, VanBuren, Walker, Woods and Chairman Ed­ the Boatd adjourned until Monday, June 26th, CAROLINB A. HoMANCS, Hertcagea and to aald day of hearing, in the Ingham County May 20, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, to said day of hearing,. In the Ingham Coiinty 1938, at ten o'clock a. m. ABslgnee, News, a newspaper printed and ctrcuUtad in Dated April 4^^1988.^^^ Mortgag** News, a newspaper printed and einulated In gar—1)2. Nays—0. So a majority of all tho SMITH. HUNTTO ft SPAbuSSp^tlor- eastern standard time. Supervinors having voted therefor, tli« report C. ROSS HILLIARD, Clerk. G, B. MoARTHTIR, Attorney (or. Mortgagee •aid eoxmtf. L, B. McARTHUR, Dated May 18, 1988, said county. h, B. McARTHUR. .of the CommlttH was adopted. and Aulmee, Builnm Addrmi Baton Rap- (A true copy.) Judge of Probata. n«i f«.II})rtof*fc BuiIntM AAbwit fk. CARL H. HoLEAN, Circuit Court Commis (A tra* copy) Judfl* of Probate. CLAUDS EDGAR, Chairman. idi, HlefiltM., , lOwlS 0. A. CLINTON, RtgliUr ot Probate. lTw4 Jfobni. Mtehlgan. - 14wll sloner. iaw8 0. A. CLINTON. lUglster ot Probate. 18w4.

» I •:^i,';' Pwe Twflve INGHAM COUNTT NEWs;ms6N, MICW MAY 18,1933

Early Lansing Paper Cbunty Achievement IHSCiOtEl LESLIE Was Political Organ COUNCIL Day Is Held Friday Mn. EmMt SbemiMi • ' -''if'' • ' PROCEEDINGS L. F. COLUER HAS TABLOID IS- MANY COUNTY WOMEN GATHER WILL OCCUR ON F SUE.OF 1878. • FOR ANNUAL EVENT. V Entcrtuin tit Dinner Mason, Mich., May 10, 1933. MEMBERS OF THE STITDENT Tabloid newspapers are not new. The Council met in special session About 450 women, members of the COUNCIL WILL BE SELECTED. Complimenting Miss Wilhelmina Back hi 1872 the Lanshig Daily Re­ home furnishings class of Ingham Sprick and Dr, G. Winters of Detroit, and was called to order by Mayor publican was published in tabloid size. Taylor. 'Present; Aldermen Darling, county organized under the direction .Annual Cauwis Wiw Held Last Friday Supt, D. E. Clay and Mrs, Clay enter­ of Michigan State college, co-operat­ L. F. Collier of Mason recently found Fletcher, Jewett, Kelly, Swartout, In Local School For Govern­ tained the following staff of teachers il copy among some old papers. It is ing with the United States department • \>07- of the school-at a six o'clock dinner of Surateaux, Absent none. ing Body. dated July 30, 1872. of agriculture and the Ingham county * your charming appointments Friday, the The newspaper was primarily con­ It is resolved by the City Council of extension service, gathered in Mason Last Friday being the second Fri­ Mrs, Altavene McClaln, the Misses cerned with politics. Nearly every the City of Mason, that the applica­ last Friday, May 12, for the sixth an­ day in May the annual caucus was Zora Greiner, Ethel Moran, Florence tions of Burt's Restaurant, The Club nual achievement day meeting held at Hurst, Laura Hemmmger, Marie But­ paragraph contained a reference to held at the general assembly in the national, state or county politics. An Lunch,-Guy' S. Thorburn, Orla W, the Methodist church. Miss Gertrude afternoon. The active mayor, Rudolph cher, George Cook, Fred Ncllis and Maine, and the Hotel Mason, to the Reis, specialist from Michigan State, VdlL-E5 Lester Phillips, Other than Dr, Win­ account of the republican county con­ Michitsch, presided over the cau­ vention disclosed that Thaddeus Dens­ Liquor Commission for a license to was in charge of the meeting. ters of Detroit, Miss Dorothy Mclntee sell beer and wine, according to the anc/ . cus and called for the nominations for of Ypsilantl, and.Miss Dorothy Adams more was renominated for county A display of the rugs made by the the offices of mayor, clerlt, treasurer treasurer while M, D, Chatterton was provisions of Act No, 64 P, A, 1933, of Olivet, were also guests: Decora­ be and the same is hereby approved women during the winter course of and cheer-leader. Each class then tions of the dining room were carried unanimously nominated for judge of study In home furnishings was very DOUm yOC/A CHIC" held its own caucus for the nominat­ probate and Henry J, Haight for reg­ and the City Clerk is hereby author­ out in a color scheme of pink and ized and directed to authenticate said interesting. The various kinds ot rugs ion of candidates for aldermen to re­ green with pink tulips used in pro­ ister of deeds. A, R, Burr was nomi­ and the quantity of them proved the present them in the student council. nated sheriff from a field of 11, applications for an in behalf of the fusion to further the effect. Miss City of Mason, members of the extension groups had Election will occur on Friday, May 19, Sprick, who has been a valued mem­ The Republican was of the Grant not failed to comply with the require­ in the morning. Only those with ber of the teaching staff here for the type and was violently opposed to Resolution adopted by the following ments of the course. There were rugs Nelly Don de{Hy draws passing averages may hold office. past six years in the capacity of com­ Horace Greeley, vote; Yeas 6; Nays 0, of burlap, made into beautiful pat­ fine, permanent finish Those nominated for the highest of­ mercial teacher and director of the Memories of the Civil War were By Alderman Swartout:- terns, rugs made from overalls and fice in the school, that of the mayor, glee club, has announced her mar­ fresh and news dispatches carried in­ Resolved by the City Council, that work shirts, worked artistically into organdy through hem­ are Charles Swartout, Robert Wile­ riage to Dr, Winters as an event of formation regarding the "carpet bag­ the applications of Jennie's Lunch and attractive throw rugs. Hooked, braid­ stitched slots at neckline, den, Orlo Lang and Dale Fay. Eva June, After their marriage Dr, Win­ gers" in the South The Ku Klux was Tony Simone, be referred to the City ed, crocheted and knit rugs were on places fullness at the sa­ Oesterle and Elizabeth Michitsch are ters, now an interne in a Detroit hos­ soundly berated for driving northern­ Attorney for further investigation. display. in the contest for clerk of the council. pital, will have a position on a hospi­ ers out of Arkansas, Supported by Aid, Fletcher, Car­ lient points in bodice and Treasurer nominees are Lorraine tal staff in Brooklyn, New York, The day's program opened in the Local news items stated that the ried, Yeas 6; Nays 0, morning with the inspection of the Smith, Elwynn Collar and Staley whore they will immediately locate. sophomore class of M, A, C, had re­ By Alderman Kelly:- skirt, closely fits the waist Haugh, exhibits from ten o'clock until 11:00, turned to the campus after a vacation Resolved by the City Council of the Mrs, Russell McBride then conducted with high skirt panels — Two aldermen will be elected from of a day and a half at Pine Lake City of Mason, that the Liquor Com­ group singing which was followed by and makes this frock of the senior, junior, sophomore and Junior-Senior I'lirty where a good time was had by all. mission of the State of Michigan be freshman classes of the coming year. "Under' the Big Tent" bearing out the roll calls of the various groups of Other information in tbe issue was asked to define the opening and clos­ the county. The visitors were then voile, showered with chalk- They will be chosen from the follow­ the inscription of the dance program that 200 boys were at the ' reform ing hours for places where beer and introduced and the county executive white dots. It looks like a ing candidates: Seniors, Kenneth more than 300 guests including mem­ school and that Lansing doctors fear­ wines are sold as follows: Cline, Otto Fancher, Orrin Kinnison, bers of the two higher classes of the committee was introduced, Mrs, Wal­ ed an outbreak of cholera morbus. Opening hour, 7:00 A, M,, closing ter Ketchum is the chairman of the million! Wears like it, too Samuel Tomlinson and James Wieg­ school mingled together at the -annual The editor warned that green fruit hour, 11:00 P, M,, except Saturdays man; juniors, Harvey Seeley, Charles Junior and Senior reception Friday county committee and the other mem­ — but—the price is only should be denied children. when the closing hour shall be 12:00 bers are Mrs, Doris Puffenberger, Hammell and Lee Youngs; sophomore, evening. Entirely different and more o'clock midnight. No beer or wine Hobart Fuller, Gertrude Dart, Fran­ colorful was the setting for this af­ Mrs, Edith Freshour, Mrs, Vera Day­ Dawn in the Forest, Watch Your Step shall be sold on Sunday. ton, Mrs, Pearl Terrill, Mrs, Iva Wil­ ces Peek, Sanford Silsby and l^obert fair than any held here before. The and Little Giant, Supported by Aid, Swartout, Car­ Bancrollt; freshman, Ellen Field, Mary gymnasium in which it was held was son, Mrs, Harriet Ellerby, Mrs, Jos­ 95 ried, Yeas, 6; Nays, 0, ephine VanOstran and Mrs, Maude Hilbourn, Esther Demaska, Marguar- arranged .like a huge circus tent, The Morse school- of which Miss Council then adjourned to the regu­ 1 ite AshCal, Bud Zimmer and Kenneth seamed paper enclosed the entire walls Lovejoy, Mrs, Maybelle Howlett en­ Jean Sherman is teacher, will close lar meeting time. May 15, 1933, . tertained with a vocal solo and Miss Barto, and formed the ceiling from which Friday with a picnic in Russell park. GEORGE KELLOGG, City Clerk, In the seventh and eighth grades hundreds of colored balloons were sus­ Gertrude Reis gave a talk on the Following a course of study of 12 home furnishings project. only one alderman will be elected to pended, A merry-go-round, animals weeks beginning Monday at Ferris Mason, Mich,, May 15, 1933, the council. The eighth grade nomi­ painted true to color clowns, and a Institute, Miss Sherman will be re­ Council met and was called to order Dinner was served the women in the nees are Doris Coffey, Howard Ash- German band made it difficult to re­ turned to the Morse district in Sep­ by Mayor Taylor, Present: Aldermen Methodist cliurch and at the I, O, O, fal, Bartlett Smith, Geoi-ge Percival, alize the hurdy gurdy affair was soon tember for her fifth year of service in Darling, Fletcher, Jewett, Kelly, Sur- F. hall and the afternoon session was Keith Wright, Edward Slack and Les­ to terminate in a formal dance begin­ that community, having taught her ato, Swartout, Absent, none, called at 1:15 when more group sing­ lie Palmer, The seventh graders oi ning with the grand march which was initial term there. ' Minutes of the last meeting were ing was enjoyed under the direction ne.xt year, the present sixth graders, led by Gaylo Smith and Miss Mildred read. of Mrs, McBride, Miss Edna V, Smith, did not participate in the caucus and Keeney with next in line Allen Clancy Born to Mr, and Mrs. Albert Bunk­ state home demonstration leader, gave PARKHURSrS STORE will elect their representative next fall and Theryl Freeman, The former er, May 15, a daughter, Anna Belle, By Alderman Surateaux: That the a short address on "Our Job" outlin­ when their class is oi-ganized. young man.is president of the junior Mr, and Mrs, George Eckhart of minutes of the meeting held on May ing the objectives of each member of This year a new office appears on class and Mr, Clancy is president of Lansing, were Saturday guests of Mr, 1, 1933, be amended to show that the the extension groups. Miss Frances and Mrs, George Owen, Mrs, Caroline resolution offered by Alderman Sura­ Brower entertained with two whistling the ballot, that of cheer-leader. For­ the senior class, Don Davidson's or­ and presented the traveling gavel and merly this position was filled follow­ chestra of Lansing, furnished music Shopbell of Woodland, is also visiting teaux, relative to the refunding of solos and was accompanied by Mrs, bonds of said city, was adopted and Wheatfield Center gave a program consisting of residings ing the vote of the general assembly for dancing, A short program con­ for a few weeks her daughter, Mrs, McBride, Miss Phyllis MacAUan, a By Mrs. George Pratt songs and a play "The Detour Ahead", after try-outs by severn! seeking this sisting of a musical reading by Miss Owen, that in the minutes 'thereof, after the five year old, then sang two solos, minute that said "resolution was sup­ ,-«..»,,«,.»,.#«#...i,t,.#.,t,,t,,t,,>,.t,4 Refreshments were served by Leslie place. This year nominations were Felionice Wood, a welcome to the The Stitchery club are meeting to­ Dr, E, L, Austin, professor ot edu­ Grange, made for tbis office. Those named seniors by tho junior class president, ported by Alderman Kelly, there be day (Thursday) with Mrs, Neil Miles, inserted, "Said resolution was adopt­ cation at Michigan State college gave Mrs. Chapman, Mrs, Geo, Robison were Eldi-ed Yerks, Fred Kellogg,' responded to by the senior class pres­ "Living a Gallant Life" will be the Mr, and Mrs, Dell Wolf and chil­ ed by the following vote: Yeas 6; a short address and Mrs, Marie Smith .and Mrs, Ray Dillenbeck attended the dren spent Saturday evening witli Mr. Glcimdene Slusser and C,,V, Post, ident, selections by the high school theme for the Rev, O, B, Thurston's Nays 0, and pupil. Miss Maxine Rouse, pre­ kindergarten pliiy at Mason last Fri­ and Mrs, Norman Sparling, Only one cheer-leader will be elected, band under the direction of F, C., talk at baccalaureate services for day night, The above resolution was supported sented a short play, "The Groove", Miss Helen Jolly of Twining, spent Tlie election is carried on in much Perno and featured by xylophone solo rural eighth grade pupils held May 28 County Agent I-I, H, Barnum then Mr, and Mrs, Albert Backus and the same manner that tho official el­ parts by Mr, Perne's young son Ford, by Aid, Swartout, and carried by the Saturday afternoon with Mrs, Frank in the Congregational church at eight following vote; Yeas 6; Nays 0, presented the certificates to the wom­ Mr, and Mrs, Wilbert Gibson and Biggs, ections are conducted. An election and a group of piano selections by o'clock, Mrs, A, T, Ingalis will be in en having completed their courses, as Rcva wei-e Sunday guests of Mr, nnd board is named consisting of members Miss Evelyn Whitney was announced The finance committee report the Mrs, Mary Sparling and grand­ charge of the music for this service. following claims and recommend that the final part of the program. Mrs, Floyd Donal and Martha, daughter, Margaret, Sparling, spent of cacii class and challengers are at by Miss Dorothy Whitney preceding Teachers and pupils are requested to hand to proliibit those not elegible to the dance, l^efreshmcnts were served. they be allowed: Mrs, Chapman and Harry and Mr. Sunday with Mr, nnd Mrs, Dell Wolf gather in the chapel, preparatory to Glenn P, Stevens & men ? 38,03 and Mrs, Goo, Robison spent Sunday and family. vote fi-om doing so. Only those who Patrons for the affair wei-e Mr, and raarclung in a body to be seated. Services Are Held have a passing average in at least tVIrs. Clay, Mr, and' Mrs, Roscoe Ed­ Chester Fletcher .: 1,'10 in Mason, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Biggs and three of tlie four subjects they are wards.and Miss Florence Hurst, Hazel Hatch, who submitted to a re­ George R. Deuel 8,17 For Cora Leonard Mrs, Geo, Sadler, Mrs, Geo, Pratt Howard and Mrs, Guy Graves spent cari-ying during the last semester are cent operation for appendicitis, is con­ Arrow Oil Co, 67,SS and Goldean were Sunday guests of Sunday in Lansing with Mr, and ,VIrs, permitted to vote. Each class lias its valescing satisfactorily and is expect­ tVIickelson-Baker Lbr, Co, 6,82 nUUIAL M\nE NEAR WEBaEK- Mr, and Mrs, Clayton Sadler, Claude Biggs, Stylt! Show Mrs, D, L, Wood and Leta wci'e own voting precinct with all voting ed home soon, Barker-Fowler Co, 1,10 VILLE WEDNESDAY. Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Frost spent About two hundred people attended Thursday evening guests of Mr, and for tlic mayor, clerk, treasurer nnd A line band stand has been erected Jason E, Taylor .- '15.00 last Wednesday in St, Louis, Gratiot cheer-lender. Only those aldermen the spring style show exhibit cf H south of the Murphy block on a va­ iMickelson-Haugh Co, 10,38 Mrs, Dell Wolf, members of the lioliie economic group Funeral services were conducted at county, who will represent his own class will cant lot on Main street, A concert Carrier-Stepliens Co, 12,50 the A, B, Ball funeral home Wednes­ Mr, and Mrs, Loyd Hume of Leslie, be voted upon by tho individual, of the local school under the direc­ was held Wednesday evening by mem­ 1^, B, Wallace 1,-15 Mr, and Mrs, Roland Frost and Chil­ spent Friday with Mr, and Mrs, Chas, tion of Miss Florence Hurst, held day afternoon for Mrs, Cora Leonard, dren were Sunday dinner guests of Pi-iiitcd ballots, similar to the official bers of the school band. Elliott Grocery Co, 18,09 61, who passed away at the home of Webster, ballots, are used by the school,. Wednesday afternoon in the gym of Wolverine Engineering Co, — 8,00 Mr, and Mrs, Walter Frost and report tho school building. The affair was Thus far there has been seemingly her son, Frank, on Monday, The Rev, Mr, Underwood some better, no arrangements made for Memorial S, M, A. Corporation 20,50 H, H, Hoyt officiated at the services. Foil A HAINY DAY representative of a dress and pajama M, Warkley 1,70 Mrs, George Frost and Marjorle and "I observe that you do a great shop, with introductions and an­ Day observance other than the pur­ Interment was made in the Alchin chase of flags by the village for dec; Hall-Siagh, Inc, 4,00 cemetery near Webberville. Mrs, Wilber Gibson nnd Reva attended many favors for that influential citi­ nouncements made l:y Jule Fogg and Dr. L, A, Wileden 46,36 the mother 'and daughter banquet in zen," i OBITUARY i orating soldiers' graves. Cora Lantis was born in White Oak Fern Easton. Articles were exhibited Bd, Cemetery Trustees 183,99 Dtansville last Friday evening, "Those aren't favors," answered • • Officers and committees of the local township, on October 8, 1871, the on models for whom they were made Lee & Gady 12,18 Wheatfield Grange No, 851 motored Senator Sorghum; "those are invest­ i,,«,,«,,«,,t,,«,.*,,i.,«,,t,.«..t»«,.*»t..."t"«..*.'«.'*..*-t,,t,,«,.i order of the Eastern Star honored the daughter of Nathan and Otillia Lan­ which included persons ranging in Leo Burton 12,01 over to Leslie last Saturday evening ments,"—Washington Evening Star. Lois Mae Eddy, daughter of Mr, ages from one year to high school retiring Worthy Matron, Mrs, Matilda A, B, Ball 10,00 tis, She resided there until her mar­ and Mrs, Paul Eddy, 601 Samantha students. Prizes were awarded for Young, with a party held in the dining Armour & Co, 40,57 riage to Henry L, Leonard on April street, Lansing, was born Sept, 11, only seventh and eighth gra'de work, room of the Masonic hall Monday eve­ Mason Plumb, & Heating Co, - 1,95 11, 1906, She then moved to Delhi 192G, at Mason, Mich,, and died Fri­ ning. About 35 were seated at long township and then to Mason and from the ninth grade work was not judged Kroger Grocery 3,16 day morning. May 12, 1933, at a Lan­ tables prettily decorated for the occa­ there to the farm home northeast of at this time. Of the first groups men­ R, B, Rice 40,00 sing hospital after four weeks illness sion at which a six o'clock dinner was Leslie, She is survived by the hus­ tioned Maxine Blackmore won first. Mason Elevator Co, 24,75 witli appendicitis and undulant fever, ^ary Catherine Fitzpatrick second, served, Mrs, Young was presented a band, Henry, and three sons, Frank, Finck's Overalls gift from the assembled group, Harry B, Neely 1,75 Earnest and Wellington, three broth­ aged 0 years and 8 months. Funeral j Margaret Striker third prizes, L, E, Salisbury • _— 14,96 services were held at. the Gorsline-1 Qimiiflcations considered wore, suit- Mr, and Mrs, Frank Brace of Cold- ers, Bert and Melvin, and two sisters, Dr, Gertrude O'Sullivan 61,50 Amanda and Sarah, and a number of Runciman funeral home Monday mor-. ^bie patterns, tippropriate material water were Sunday guests of the Iat­ Mich, Bell Telephone Co. 8,55 Finclt's heavy weight overalls are.the best ning at 10:30 o'clock, with burial In | t,;,,, j^,,^ workmanship. The work grandchildren, nieces and nephews, ter's sister, Mrs, M, C, Ward, and Wesley Wiegman 32,30 on the market at any price. The price of the Mt, Hope cemetery, Ihe Rev. of the economic group will be contin- family. V, L, Palmer 11.50 W, G, Flowerday of Lansing officiated | i„to ^ic summer under the supsupere - Lawrence Van Horn 10,00 If Howard Gillette, Dansville, will Finck's has recently been reduced to 98c; the at the services. She was the only Honoring Miss Florence Freeman's bring this item to the NEWS office, vision of Miss i-Iurst during which birthday anniversary, Mrs, Kathryn Joseph C, Ponton 11,50 overall is now a greater bargain than ever. daughter and leaves to mourn their time, planning and preparing meals, Ira Rose 21,64 he will be given a free admission loss, her parents, three brothers, Nor­ Farley of Jackson, entertained a ticket to the Mason Theatre. Let us show you the difl'erence in good over­ room decorating and sewing in the group of ten guests from Leslie at her G, M, Porter, Trustee 95.51 man Lewis, Clifford Donald, and Clar­ home will be the objective, ence James; two grandmothers, Mrs, home in Jackson, Friday, Bowers Tire & Battery Shop _ 2,30 alls and ones of inferior quality. J, C, Corsaut 71,00 paid to the Committee of the Browne- Mary E, Ulrey, of l^eed City and Mrs, Mrs, Harriet Carpenter after spend­ Cavender Post of the American Le­ Louisa S, Eddy of Lansing, and many ing the winter months in Lansing re­ M, M, Bowers and men. Labor Band Festival credited -to welfare acct, 151,49 gion, of Mason, Mich,, having such other relatives. She was a very pat- turned to her home here Monday. matter in charge, to be expended by An Ingham county band festival The report of the finance 'committee lent, lovable little girl, lovefj and was held in the auditorium of the Eleanor Ann Edwards is absent them for the purposes aforesaid. 98c cherished by her parents and rein- school building Tuesday evening at was adopted by the following vote: from school on account of a severe Yeas 6; Nays 0, Resolution was supported by Aid, tives, nnd by all her playmates and vvhich time the spacious room was case of tonsilitis. Surateaux and carried by the follow­ Icindiy regarded by all who knew her, hhed to capacity with an appreciative The report of E, B, Kelly, City A complete line of other work clothes at Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thurston and Treasurer, for the month of April was ing vote: Yeas 6; Nays 0, She was a very bright little student audience of about 600 people, Fol- sons of Jackson, were dinner guests correspondingly low prices. We sell only of the second grade at the Everett lowing are the seven schools repro- received and placed on file. The annual report of the chief and of the former's parents, Sunday. secretary of the Mason Fire Depart­ schooi, and will be greatly missed by sented and the program presented: Robert Lumbard will graduate from By Aid, Jewett: Resolved by,the quality merchandise—but we sell it at a price her teacher, her little friends and by Okemos high school band, directed by City Council of Mason, that the appli­ ment was received and placed on file. Big Rapids, Thursday evening where The annual report of the Cemetery that makes cheap merchandise a poor invest­ everyone who knew her, , H, L, Lyon; Alamo, Dynamic a.nd The he has been a student in pharmacy. cation of Madeline E, Heath, to the A precious, flower from the garden Lost Chord; Holt high school band, di- Liquor Commission of the State of Trustees was received and placed on ment. Mr. and Mrs. A, V. Norton and the file. of love, rected by James H, Jennings, the Out- Iatter's father and mother, Mr. and Michigan for a license to sell beer and Has been picked by an Angel, and look. Twilight Hour and Headway; wine at retail, according to the pro­ The report of the retiring Health Mrs. R, V. Perry, are scheduled to Officer was received and filed. taken above, l Mason high school band, directed by reach here sometime this week from visions of Act No, 64 P, A. 1933, be She gave up her life without even a' Joseph Wyman, Gypsy/ Festival, SBlec- and the same is hereby approved, and On motion the Council adjourned to Joy 0. Davis & Co. Sanford, Florida, where they have liv­ Monday, June 5th,'1933, word; , tion from Prince Charming, On the ed the past few years. ^ the City Clerk is hereby authorized and directed to authenticate the said GEORGE KELLOGG, City Clerk,; To live with the Angels, and be with Square; Fowlerville high sciiool or- R. O. Edwards is convalescing sat­ the Lord, , chestra, directed by Winchester Rich- application for and in behalf.of the isfactorily from his recent operation City of Mason,, And when we all meet in that heaven- ard. Love and Roses, Columbus and for appendicitis at Foote hospital in ly land, ; Beauty Spot; WiUiamston high school Jackson, and Is expected to be return­ Resolution was supported by Aid, She'll be the Angel, to greet us, with band, directed by Miss Viola A, Brady, ed home Friday. Swartout and was adopted by the fol­ outstretched hands, .Military Escort, Zenith and Activity; At a meeting of Leslie Community lowing vote: Yeas 6; Nays 0. Stockbridge high school band, direct- Grange held Saturday evening in the By Alderman Swartout: Resolved If Angus Barnes, R, 3, will bring ed by B, Wayne Armstrong, Still by the City Council, that the applica­ town hall at which members of the Repair ^nd Remodel this item to the NEWS office, he will Night, Magnita and Matinee; Leslie Wheatfleld Grange were guests ap­ tion of Virginia Spagnola Simone, to be given a free admission ticket to the high school band, directed by P, C, proximately 90 members of the or­ the Liquor Commission of the State ol Mason Theatre, Perne, assisted by L, H, jphilllps. ganizations were present. The visit­ Michigan, for a license to sell beer and wine at retail according to the ing members performed the ceremony NOW of opening and closing the meeting provisions of Act No 64 P. A. 1933, be and* also presented a playlet, "Detour and the same is hereby approved, and Ahead", readings by two of their the City Clerk la hereby authorized members and a group of vocal selec­ and directed to authenticate said ap­ Prices Are Still Low, But Are Advancing ^ tions by their male quartette, The plication for and in behalf of the City House-Cleaning Wheatfield Grange Master also pre­ of Mason. Every Day • sented the traveling gavel to the local Resolution was supported by Aid. Grange. Refreshments were served. Fletcher and was adopted by the fol­ Funeral services for Mrs. Henry lowing vote: Yeas 6; Nays 0. By Aid. Kelly: Resolved by the City BARGAINS Breckenridge, who died Sunday at the Burgess hospital in Kalamazoo fol­ Council of the City of Mason that the Re-MdJ While Prices Are Down! lowing an operation for appendicitis proposals of the several physicians of and an attack of pneumonia, were the City of Mason relative to furnish­ House cleaning time is liere! Tlie necessary articles for h61d Wednesday at 2 .-30 in the Baptist ing medical care and treatment of city welfare cases, be and the same liouse cleaning may be purcliased at tliis store at greatly church here, with the Rev. Edward J. With the prices of lumber and building materials rising daily and the Cross officiating. She leaves a hus- are hereby rejected. reduced prices. Save money tliis year on your liouse clean­ band and four small children. The Resolution was supportod&K.Tr,«tar cost of all other commodities climbing by leaps and bounds, it will pay you Darling and carried by th^followlng ing needs. Come to Snyder's for them. family were former Leslie residents. to do that remodelling job now. The prices have not advanced too far to A cast representinge, the Aurelius vote: Yeas..ft;--Na^sO. Eden young peoples union will present ^..By-'AliT Darling: Resolved by the repair economically and if you do the job immediately you will save money 'City Council of the City of Mason Brooms, 4 sew 21c the BJWcaldrama, "Jame8Lof_^Jjlfitf* on it. , at the Auriyas Center,jfc«f8unext that tbe lease renting to the several patriotic societies of the City of Mas- Curtain Rods, each .l_,.._lT)c . -Sunday evenlnJrr-Tjjfr cast Is compos­ ed of Fern Harjidess announcer; or the lower west room of the munlcl All roofs should be inspected and if defective should be repaired at once. pal building on West Maple street, be­ Snow Bird Polish, 8 oz. bottle 10c Lynn Haynea^ra James; Rtiby Shop­ bell as EaOn^; and Lynn Harkness as tween Jefferson and Park street, dat­ Our roofing prices are way down so you may buy the best grade of roofing ed May 7tb, 1023, be and the same Is Paint and Varnish Brushes ___10c-l^c: Zebedgps^he hour of the presentation material at v^ry low cost. wlU'lie eight o'clock. hereby renewed and extended for a period of ten years from and after Chore Girl _._ __5c-10c- "Who Is to Blame If the Teacher Fails?" will be the aerraon subject at May 1st, 1933, upon the terms and conditions therein set forth. Renovating Pads, to clean wallpaper, etc. 10c the Aurelius Center, Onondaga Com­ WOOD SHINGLES ASPHALT SHINGLES munity and Leslie Baptist churches Resolution was supported by Aid. Kelly and carried by the following Q'Cedar Polish and Cream, 69c value . 39c the coming Sunday morning. The min­ ROLL ROOFING METAL ROOFING ister, Edward J. Cross, will be the vote: Yeas 6; Nays 0. preacher. The regular sessions of the By Alderman Kelly: Resolved by cburch schools will be held as will also the City Council of the City of Mason the meetings ot the young peoples so­ that the sum of (thirty-five dollars) Snyder's 5c-10c to $5 Store cieties of all these churches. At the $36.00, be and the same is hereby ap­ Mi(^lson-Baker Lumber Company Aurelius Center cburch the Biblcal propriated for the purpose ot defray­ H. H. SNYDER, Prop. drama, "James ot Galilee", will be ing in part, the expenses tor the prop­ presented by a cast ot their young er observance ot Memorial Day, May Mason, Mid). 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