Current News Items About Our Servicemen *•****••******* Cpl. Norton S. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson are expected to arrive in Lowell to spend a 15-day delay-ln- route leave with parents, relatives Price: 7c Per Copy LOWELL, MICH., THURSDAY,. OVEMBER 27. 1952 Number 3 and friends. They have been living SuccmMful dc«'r hunten continue at New Braunfels, Texas, while Cpl. to return from the north with their William J. Baldry, 62 Johnson has been stationed at Ran- buck* among whom arc Earl Ev- New Lowell Showboat Signs Erected by Board of Trade dolph Field. He is being trans- ans, Clark Fletcher, and Chief of Gifts Galore As Dies Suddenly Monday Cong. G.R. Ford ferred to Pine Castle, Fla., and his Police Frank L. Stephens. Roy Car- address will be given later. Mrs. William J. Baldry, aged 62, 2793 penter of Saranac who was in the Johnson is the former Helen Kropf, Montcalm Ave., So. Lowell, passed same party as Fletcher alao brought Christmas Hears Reviews Aspects daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert away very suddenly early Monday down a deer, and arrived home the Kropf. morning from a heart attack. Mr. first of the week. Lowell Is Ready Baldry and wife had been in Of New Congress Mr. and Mrs. Claude Schmidt Clare, Lewis and Don Phillip!> Grand Rapids where they had have received a letter from their and Don Phillips, Jr., and Wayn«- Lowell merchants, churchen. been called by the death of a re- Despite the many precedents and «on. Wayne, in which he tells them Marker returned with four deer schools, organizations and individ- lative and were on their way homo singular events which marked this he Mas transferred on Nov. 15 and and a huge bobcat. They were uals are making ready for Christ- when the &ummons came. He be- presidential election as one of the his new address is: Pvt. Wayne most unusual in history, when hunting in the region of Marquette mas -the Merriest and Gladdest came violently ill and stopped a* Schmidt. US55315726. Company I, January 3 rolls "round traditional on Lake Superior. Lewis knocked Christmas ever. Phillips 66 Oil Station at the cor- I55th Inf. Regt.. 31«t Infantry Div,, # t.o.* j procedures will usher in the new one down but lost him. Stores are fast taking on the ner of 1316 and M91 and was g.v- „ ^ Camp Atterbury, Indiana holiday appearance, shelves and Mril c M an(1 iM(a|I |hr Forrest Buck reports seeing lots en first aid, bit passed away ^ j a
2 THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., NOV. 27. 1952 8 Battle Stars For Korea Vets Gel Array Okay Urge Precaution At Chri8tnia8tide Moseley-Murray Lake THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICH., NOV. 27, 1952 3 WHITNEY VILLE Mrs. Eva Engle Local Happenings Lotvell News Christmas is traditionally the have passed Underwriters' Labor- Mrs. L. M. Douglass Eight battle stars—each denot- MISS AGNES PERRY THE LOWELL LEDGER Communist Forces' Spring Offen- children's holiday--but besides be- South Lowell ing a major campaign—have been %u' > I'cii' atories tests for fire and shock ha- of Yesteryear individuality «nd ALTO SOLO sive (Apr. 22—July 8, 1951). UN ing time for fun, it may be time zards. Sgt. Kenneth Pratt, who has authorized for the blue and white Busy Corners Remember t h e Thanksgiving Mrs. John Hulzenga of Cale- forces fell back to form a defen- for dangerl Flimsy costumes and been stationed in Korea for more Edward Y. Marshall spent the Mrs. Margaret Weavei, Mrs. Ni- From Ledger Files Publlihed every Thurtday morning «» 112 service ribbon worn by veterans of Southwest Bowne Be cautious in buying a chemical -5 x Bro«dw#y, Lowell, Michigan. Entered at Mrs. Mahlon Estes potluck supper and program Fri- donia was a Saturday afternoon sive arc around Seoul. A swift, set for the children, and supervise than a year, has received his dis- week-end deer hunting near Mar- na Kaufman and Mrs. Minnie the Korean conflict. Mrs. L. T. Anderson* unsafe toys can spell disaster for plus quality Pottoflice at Lowell, Michigan, at Second day evening, Nov. 28th, at the caller at the Krum-Cook home. devastating counter-attack by UN small fry, whose curiosity and lack their play with It. Also, It is un- charge and Is home. lon. Mrs. Marshall and children Hawk attended a carry-in dinner 10 Years Ago Clan Matter. A soldier la authorized to wear forces once again drove the enemy were guests of Mrs. Orton Weeks party honoring the W. R. C. State Rationing seems to bo the topic The Lowell Ledger, eitabliihed June IB9}; The pictures shown by Mr. and Snow Community hall at 7 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. G. H.*Clark and of fear often lead them Into ha- wise to let younger children have Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Frost left a bronze stor on the ribbon for north of the 38th parallel. in Saranac over tho weekend- President at tho Amaca B. Watson of the day. From Saturday, Nov. in these fh# Alto Solo, eitabliihed January, ITO4. Mrs. Charles Demlng at Sweet It Is put on by the McCords church Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Llakey and Mrs . Leon Anderson called on zardous situations which their ci- toys Involving flame or pressure. Monday for Florida where they Comolidated with the Ledge June 1917. The each major campaign In which he Corps In Grand Rapids. Friday. 21 to midnight Nov. 28, housewives School Friday night, were very Everyone Is welcome. sons of Grand Rapids were Sun- The United Nations Summer-Fall her little grandson, Nlckle Pitch ders know enough to avoid. They are dangerous In young will spend the winter months. Archie Lewis returned Thurs- Lowell Journal eitabliihed 1664. Consolidated has participated. Veterans of five Offensive (July 9—Nov. 27. 1951) Sunday. She found him feeling Mr. and Mrs. Grrin Sterkln at- will get along with whatever coffee with the Ledger December 15. 1936. much enjoyed by all. It made us Rev. Louis Novotny Is conduct- day guests at the Clark-Wllllams- Fireproof their fun, advises the hands. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ford return- day of last week from the hospital or more campaigns wear a silver embraces a series of limited objec- they have on hand, none will bo realize Just what a variety of ing Revival meetings at the South Lane home for a tuskey dinner better from a throat infection. National Board of Fire Undenvrit- Don't set up electric trains un- ed Sunday from a weeks visit In Grand Rapids. tended a pre-Thanksglvlng family R. 6. JEFfEtlES, Editor I Publither star on their ribbon. A silver star tive attacks. The Iron Triangle sold from grocers' shelves. Nov. scenic beauty we have in these Haven church. Rev. Carrlck the in honor of George Lane and son Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bowman and ers. Their clothing, especially such der the Christmas tree. Supervise with their niece, Mrs. Carl Porter Howard Clack left Monday on dinner Sunday at the home of his Member Michigar Prei» Awociation Is the equivalent of five bronze and Heartbreak Ridge became fa- the play of youngsters using elec- 30 it will go on sale again but ra- United States of ours. Dlst. Supt. of Sunfleld preached Jerry's birthdays. family spent Sunday with her par- things aa filmy party costumes and of Willlamston, Mich. Mr. and a business trip to Hammond, Ind., sister, Mrs. Harry Stehouwer In SUBSCRIPTION RATES stars. Soldiers who participated In miliar phrases throughout the world t tioned. Use the last stamp In the ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Elroy Smith cowboy suits, can be flameproofed trical toys. Mrs. Porter brought them home. Grand Rapids. To all Subscribers receiving their mail fro"" The South Lowell Circle met In the local church Sunday. Holy Mr. and Mrs. Kryan Kalkman a parachute jump, glider or assault returning Thanksgiving eve to sugar ration book. aa UN forces strove to keep the of Wayland. cheaply and easily at homo with Candles and children don't mix. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers of Mr. and Mrs. George Whitfield Post Ollices in Kent and Ionia counties, S2.S0 Thursday afternoon at the homo communion was held. and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lem- landing within the territorial lim- spend the holiday with his family. per year. All others {3.00 per year. Single enemy off balance. a solution made by dissolving nine Never leave children at home In Butte, Montana, traffic fines of Mrs. Erwin Merrlman. its of Korea, wear a bronze arrow- Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sheehan Ada were Sunday callers at the Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bannan vis- of Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- copy 7 cents. Next Sunday. Nov. 30th Paul men of Holland were Sunday When winter swept Into Korea ounces of borax and four ounces alone! may bo paid in scrap, 25 to 50 lbs. head on their Korean Service Rib- entertained the Sheehan family Dell Ford home. ited his sister, Mrs. N Heufelder liam Cowles and son Ted of Beld- The Sweet Community Farm Stiles of Grand Haven, a student guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Van- In 1951, the Intensity of the fight- of boric acid in a gallon of water. Make this Christmas a harmless of it. % bon. Sunday to a pre-Thanksglvlng din- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown of In Ionia Sunday. ing were Sunday guests at the Bureau met Tuesday evening at In Theological school will conduct derWerf and Mary. The ladies are ing had decreased considerably. Dip the clothing in the solution, holiday for the youngsters, as well ner. Lowell were Sunday callers at the Whitfield-Dozung home. As one editor puts It. whether THINK TWICE! the Alvin Wells home. Mrs. Har- the services. There will also be a John's sisters. First Korean Battle Star Truce talks were bogged down, but wring by hand and hang up to dry. as a happy one. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starbard, Al- you like It or not rationing Is here. % Chris Kropf home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gress of old Rittenger was co-hostess. quartette with special meeting. It Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pyard called The first Korean battle star came UN soldiers kept an alert vigil from Mesdames Leon and Claire An- Let ut create it for you. This solution can be ustd on any len and Joanne Lasby and Miss Darus A. Church, highly respect- The use of occaaional "swear Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rich of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Potter has been a pa- Is hoped a good crowd will be out on his sister and brother-in-law. Into existence as a result of the defensive positions that constantly derson entertained the Social club See how it offers lasting material which can be soaked in 'Jied Diplomacy Merlin Taylor called Sunday on ed pioneer of Vergennes township words" can become such a habit Belding were Saturday evening Wm. Rowland of Caledonia visit- that one doesn't think twice that tient at Blodgett hospital but plans to hear them. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Webber of United Nations Defensive Cam- were being strengthened. The Sec- at the former's home Thursday. flattery to your new Fall water, and must be reapplied after A candidate for sheriff called on Mrs. Starbard's brother, Carl Gra- passes away Nov. 23, at his home. callers at Frank Ruegsegers. They ed Saturday evening with Mr. about the matter. Maybe this on returning home Tuesday eve- Mrs. Mrytle Pyard entertained Grand Rapids Tuesday evening. paign (June 27—Sept. 16, 1950>. This ond Korean Winter Campaign cov- Nineteen guests enjoyed a dell- wardrobe. every washing. Use it on doll a minister to ask his support at ham and family In Grand Rapids. He was in his 80th year. returned from Cheboygan Satur- Gress's mother, Mrs. LeClear. story told by Bob Hope in Guide- ning. Mrs. Mabel Gross has been 11 ladies Friday evening honoring He Is seriously 111 and has been campaign covers the enemy attack ers a period from Nov. 28. 1951, -to clous potluck dinner. After the clothes, too (aa well as grown-ups' the coming election. Mr. John Thomas returned Sun- Shop boys at the high school day, each with a 123 lb. buck. Mrs. Margaret Bralsted and Mrs. posts will encourage twicc-think- caring for the children during her Mrs. Kay Link for her birthday. moved to Burton Heights Osteo- across the 38th parallel and the de- Apr. 30. 1962. business meeting a Christmas par- things, curtains, drapes and other "Before I decide to give you my day from a week's hunting at have been using old metal, tin Jerry Francisco got a 9 point Viola Durkee of Grand Rapids ing: It happened at a very swank absence. We are hoping for a It was a complete surprise and pathic hospital. laying actions fought by UN forces. The eighth battle star denotes ty was planned at Whltneyvllle fabrics). support," said the mlniBter/l would Baldwin. cans, etc., for their building pro- WINNIE'S buck near his home Sunday morn- spent last week Wednesday with club one night. After a pointless speedy recovery. she received several lovely gifts. Mrs. George Marshall of Byron It Is the campaign during which the Korean Summer-Fall 1952 Cam- grange hall Saturday evening, Further precautions arc suggest- like to ask you a question. Do you ing. Mrs. Charles E. Radford enter- jects. Lavant Potter and Leroy and slightly blasphemous story the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aldrlch Center and mother, Mrs. Llbble UN forces withdrew to defensive paign and covers the period May 1 Dec. 20, with our husbands aa partake of intoxicating beverages?" Mrs. LeClear. Mrs. LeClear Is hap- Mrs. Dale Shade entered Butter- BEAUTY SHOP ed by the Board: Blanch Francisco and Eva Engle tained her bridge club from Grand Roudabush have made for them an comedian noticed that all eyes were are the parents of a son. Jerry Shlsler of Caledonia were Sunday positions Inside the Pusan perl- to Nov. 30, 1962. guests. A home dinner will be Look for the UL label on all "Before I reply," said the candi- py to be living In Lowell and has 18-draw cabinet for use In the elec- worth hospital Sunday. She under- called at the Fred Ford and Roye Rapids TuerJay evening. suddenly fastened on the collar in- Scott, -born at Blodgett hospital, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. meter. served at 7 o'clock followed by a Over A A P Store Phone 342 electrical toys. This means they date cautiously, "Is this an inquiry expressed her appreciation of the trical department. went surgery Monday morning and Ford homes last Tuesday after- Mrs. J. C. Hatch received her signia of a big. silent man at the Saturday, Nov. 22nd. He weighed John Krum and Mrs. Georgia Christmas tree with exchange of or an invitation?" welcome she has received here. is getting along as well as can be Second Korean Campaign FOR FAMILY BREAKFAST noon. first Christmas card of the season end of the table. 7 lbs. 3 ozs. Mother and baby arc Cook. gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Farlee 25 Years Ago expected. Her sister, Mrs. Albert Launching of a general attack USE GRAPEFRUIT TREAT Cpl. Norton Johnson, who has last Monday morning, coming all "Fr crissakes." blustered the fine. Mesdames Ida Sturgeon, Mabel a member of the grange. Mrs. Bow- and two children of Ada were lun- Mrs. B. F. Wilkinson, 76, widely Carlgan. of Grand Rapids, is stay- In all ssctors by UN forces on Sept. Make a treat for your family Miss Martha Sheehan who been stationed at New Braunfels, the way from Australia. The greet- story-teller. "Arc you a chaplain?" Mrs. Lois Wakefield will be cele- Spencer, Jessie Longsweet, all of man and Walter were on the pro- cheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nor- known Keene township resident, ing at the Shade home and caring 18, 1950, signaled the opening of breakfast—drizzle honey on cut has been 111 the past two weeks Is Texas, and Mrs. Johnson, arc to ing was from a friend of long ago, brating her 82nd birthday Satur- Belding and a friend called on gram. man Clack Sunday. and widow of the late Brayton F. With a light smile and deliberate for Jackie and Jimmy. the second Korean campaign. grapefruit and let stand 15 or 20 better, she was able to be at be Thanksgiving guests of their Mrs. Kathy Wright, who foimerly Wilkinson, died at her grandson's emphasis the chaplain replied, "Yes, day. but she had some nice early Mrs Addle Campbell and Lena church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Collins and Wednesday evening visitors at Mrs. Annie Acheson of Lansing Known as the United Nations Of- minutes before serving. Broil the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Kropf. lived In Lowell. She wrote In her the George Boyenga home were home in Keene Friday, Nov. 25. for rhrist's sake. I am." presents. 3 great grandsons. A son Wood Sunday afternoon. grapefruit halves under a gas or Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bowman son Jimmy of Holly are spending spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. fensive (Sept. 18—Nov. 2, 1950), It Frcm there they will go to Plne- message that her garden Is lovely Mr. and Mrs. Alton Voss, Miss Em- Mrs. Merrltt Saylos passed away Larry Allen, weighing 8 lbs. was Mr. and Mrs. M, VanPtrlen were electric broiler unit until lightly and family attended the grange at a couple days at the Michael Shee- castle, Fla., where he will be sta- George Wleland. was the period during which the at this time and the flowers in full ma Paulen and Mrs. Jack Voss of Sunday, Nov. 27, after an Illness A minister, paying his usual visit born Saturday, Nov. 15, to Mr. and Thursday evening dinner guests of browned for a dinner dessert, sug Waylnnd Friday evening. Her han home. bloom. Distinctive styling for discriminating men. Rudy Wlttenbach and Mrs. Geo. invasion fleet hit Inchon and the tioned for an indefinite time. Grand Rapids. of only a few days. to a mental hospital, noticed one Mrs. Allen VandeVoren and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred WTiltacre and UN Army plunged across the 38th gests Michigan State College home father. Mr. Smith received the Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cordes Mary Ingersol has gone to Kal- Wieland attended the Sunday Mr. and Mrs Jules Erler and Fred Gsborn was hit in the face A wide variety of your favorite color comb- patient writing briskly. He asked, and Mrs. Herbert Sturdavant. nee Mrs. Bell. parallel In rapid pursuit of a re- economists. golden certificate of being 50 yrs. Want Ad Is ready. Willing and of Alpine, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pratt amazoo to spend a few months School Institute held at Ionia Sun- children and Mr. and Mrs. J. E. by an unknown missle hurled from inations in soft spun cotton at $1.00 — or "Oh, writing a letter, eh?" The pa- Doris VandeVoren, are the happy Mr. and Mrs. Donald Aldrlch treating and battered North Korean Able to Get Results for you. of Grand Rapids and Mr. and with friends. day. Bannan are to be guests of Mr. a passing train as he stood at the tient answered "Yes." and went on parents of twin boys, Herbert Lee and baby were Sunday supper Army. Mrs. Rudy Roth of Keene were The Lowell Extension Day Group crossing waiting for the train to 100% Nylon or a balance blend of Nylon writing. "To whom are you writ- Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Merrlman Erler's uncle and aunt, Mr. and and Robert Lyle, born Nov. 19th. guests of Charles Aldiich aud chil- Sunday guests at the Ed Pratt met Thursday afternoon at the pass. He was taken to Butterworth ing" the minister inquired. "To and Kathy were Monday evening Intervention by Chinese Commun- Mrs. A. F. Christie in Grand Rap- and Wool, carefully hand-loomed, at $2.95. The twins weighed 5 lbs. 10 3/4 ozs. dren and Mrs. Clara Aldrlch. Jim- huiue. homo nf Mrs. George DeGraw, with hospital after Dr. Godfredsen had myself," replied the patient. "Oh. callers at the George Wieland ist forces Inaugurated the third Ko- ids on Thanksgiving Day each but are not identical. Mrs. my and Kristlan will stay with rean campaign. It Is named the Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Engle and eleven members present. The lead- given first aid. It Is thought the how very Interesting," said the vis- home. Miss Shirley Richmond has ac- Wakfeleld was a Sunday dinner Donald and family In Grand Rap- Chinese Communist Intervention children and Mrs. Eva Engle spent er. Mrs. Don Dlckerson presented object which struck Gsborn such All our prices include sales tax itor. "What are you saying?" Mrs. Mabel Gross and Mr. John cepted a position in the District guest of Allen and family to see ids and Jackie will stay with (Nov. 3. 1950—Jan. 24, 1951). Sunday at the Alvin Davis home. the lesson scheduled In a very ef- a terrifflc blow might have been a "How would 1 know?" snapped Lhc Potter and childieii weie Sunday office of the Michigan Bell Tele- the new baby. Mr. and Mrs. Gil- Grandma at the Kcgje home while The First United Nations Ccun Steven Fritz was an afternoon ficient and attractive manner. bolt or possibly a piece of coal. patient. "I don't got my mail until dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. phone office in Grand Rapids. USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS bert VandeVoren are the new their mother and new brother are ter-Offenslve (Jan. 25 —Apr. 21. csller. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clark spent Boys from the department of ag- tomorrow." [Kenneth Anderson. Corncob Filler Used for Lighl- CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS Mr. and Mrs. Clair Townseml grandparents. Congratulations. in the hospital. 1951) Involved a series of limited Carl Kropf and Walter Wltten- Monday with their son. Mr. and riculture and Mr. Smith brought LIST Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wieland and the Robert Townsend family Laura Fountain Is enjoying her Mrs. Eugene Dahlke called on offensive attacks which again bach returned from a ten days Mrs. Roger Clark and family at laurels home to Lowell from the 'and family were Sunday dinner Choose Them Early! Flint. • of Lansing are spending Thanks- telephone. Her number Is Grand her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman brought our forces north of the hunting trip near Reed City, Sun- potato judging contest held a t tmests at the Harold Ritteneer Mr. and Mrs. Miles O'Harrow of giving Day with their mother, Rapids 88886. Snyder cf Caledonia Sunday after- 38th parallel where they established day. Greenville, taking first place with ' home Mr. Albert Baldwin of Newaygo noon. a new defensive line. FOR HER — Carlton called on friends in Lowell Mrs. Jennie Townsend. eleven schools entered. Weight "Insulated" Concrete Sunday. Mrs. Edna Fells of Fort Week-end guests of Mr. and Is visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. G. Mrs. Roy Ireland attended the Swift Counter-Attack Mr. and Mrs. Ben Snyder called Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Eric Strand were Mr. and Revere Wore Presto Pressure Cookers Wayne, Ind. spent Thursday and Sunday on their little grandson, Schwab (Letha Blakeslee) at their Bailard and family. Monitor Group Reading Club In A general assault across the Im- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baker of Lo- Mrs. Duane Johnson and family of Friday with her sister, Mrs. Jennie Steven Snyder, who is a polio pa- home in Rockford a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Don Bates and Grand Rapids Wednesday after- jln River launched the Chinese Sunbeom Mlxmoster. Sunbeom Ironmaster well were Sunday dinner guests of Battle Creek. Berry. tient at the Mary Free Bed Guild. Complete Service and Joyce were Thursday evening din- noon. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baker. Mrs. Fred Plath, the former ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rus- GE Woffle Irons Mrs. Harold Knight of Grosse Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Newell spent Frank Warner returned home E. C. Prettyman, the State secre- Polnte Woods came Wednesday to South Boston Installation— Carol Forward of Howard City, sell Scott of 92nd St., Calcdon'a. from deer hunting minus the deer. Tuesday in Detroit News From Groind Rapids Telechron Electric Wol Clocks tary of the Michigan Temperance spend the Thanksgiving holidays Mrs. Belle Young .«pent from Friday to Monday with Mrs. Lena Wood and Alma Dahl- Mr. and Mrs. John Coffee Jr.. Foundation will bring the niessago Mr and Mrs. Arthur Schneider Bathrooms Miss Noreen Sterzlck. Of Former Bowne Folks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. entertained Sunday with a pre- man called on John Stephenson at of Fruit Ridge Rd. were Saturday Pyrex Pinking Shears next Sunday at the Vergennes M. E. Simpson. They will be dinner Edith Wieland and Mable Strand Clara M. Brandebury Thanksglvlng dinner honoring the So. Boston Farm Bureau group the Lowell Convalescent Home Fri- supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ground corncobs, used as a filler, may church. guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Simp- Kitchens attended the cooking school held slxty-*econd wedding anniversary day. Wm. Kuntz and family. produce a lower cost, lighter weight, better Connister Sets and Other Items . son in Grand Rapids Thursday. will meet at the home of Mr, and Heating Plants at the Lewis Electric Co. Wednes- Was sorry to hear Carl Graham Mesdames Lena Coats. Lena Mr. and Mrs. John Keller arc of Mr. Schneider's parents, Mr. Mrs, Lawrence Miller, Wednesday day evening. Insulated concrete for Michigan farmers. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Conant of hasn't been so well the past week. Wood cf McCords and Edith Zoet very happy grandparents and they FOR HIM — Cedar Springs spent Friday eve- and Mrs. Martin Schneider. Mr. evening, Nov, 19. Their discussion Disposal Units, Kitchen Cabinet Mr. and Mrs. Harry Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Ray Linton and Tests by the Agricultural Experiment Station and Mrs John Williams and chil- topic was "The Breadth of Farm Sinks, Water Heaters, Shower attended the Alto Garden club at wear broad smiles, rejoicing over ning with the Ray Alexander fami- have moved to the Alvin Wells Joan of Alto were Sunday evening Mrs. Clayton Richards of Snow the advent of their first grand- of Michigan State College, using various Electric Drils Soldering Irons Tools Rickert Electric ly- dren of Grand Rapids were also Bureau." Mrs Alice Wessell Is the Cabinets. home and will remain until Mr. guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Community Wednesday. daughter. A fine little girl was bom oombinatlons of corncob, cement, sand, FfasWIghts Hunting Knives The Robert McCormlck family guests. new secretary of the group. and Mrs. Wells i-eturn from their George Linton and Jack. Rev. and Mrs. J G. Ballard were Nov. 20th to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford gravel, lime and limestone, have produced COMPLETE of Ada and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parker of Mrs. June Fahrni and Miss Alice trip to the Southwest. They plan Fishing Reels Coleman Comp Stoves Rev. Adams and his class of 17 Thursday dinner guests of Mrs. Barnes (nee Donna Keller). The concrete slabs and blocks of sufficient Collins called on Mr. and Mrs. Ger- Keene were Thursday supper Young were Grand Rapids visitors LYLE COVERT on leaving in December. little miss weighed over six pounds ELECTRICAL SERVICE guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sny- Thursday and called on Mrs, Lulu boys of the Alaska Baptist church Ida Clark and Jen Williams. strengths to meet many farm construction Delta Lanterns ald Collins and baby at Lime Lake Everything In Plumbing & met with David Pyard last week Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sauers and was named Marcla Kay. Toastmaster Water Heaters Sunday afternoon. der. Lewis and Mrs. Ida Young at the Heating Evergreens need water this fall Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parkenson of needa. Ordinary nails may be driven Into Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cahoon Mrs. Clint Weeks suffered a se- Clark Memorial Home. Monday evening for their class were Friday evening guests of Mr. General Electric Appliances to grow this winter and be enjoy- meeting. Lansing were overnight guests Sat- the concrete without difficulty. Corncobs are and son Gary of Saranac called vere stroke last week and remains Ed Zigmont of Lowell was in Phone 313 tSS and Mrs. Jay Vandenberg of Grand Electrical Fixtures ed next spring, remind Michigan Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Blocher and Rapids. urday of the tatter's sister, Mrs. cut Into pellets ranging from to 1' thick, Sunday evening on Mr. and Mrs. in a critical condition. this vicinity threshing beans last State college foresters. Earl Glldden. Jesse Cahoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heffron and week. family were Sunday dinner guests Mrs. Eugene Dahlke attended which are then thoroughly Soaked In water Poul Rickert of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clin- funeral services for her friend. Mrs. John Bowers of Kalamazoo Bob Kyser came Wednesday children spent Sunday with their Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fahrni of came Friday to visit her parents, before mixing. Wall and floor slabs of corn- from Northwestern University to ton Blocher of Alto. It was a fami- Mrs. Phillip Stephan of Home GEE'S Phone 340 — 912 N. Hudson SL parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Orange were callers at the Fred ^ Pay Unexpected Bis Mr. and Mro. Frank Martin and cob concrete were exposed to weather for 20 spend the Thanksgiving vacation ly dinner with all the children and Acres Monday. Telephone 9 Lowel, Mick Lowell, Michigan Young. Klahn home last week to be with her friend, Mrs. Folker, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. families honoring Anne Blocher months, through 2 winters, and showed no Delbert Stevens of LaPorte, Ind. Six new pupils were added to Why worry about impending bills Rev. and Mrs. Louie Novotny who underwent an operation in L. Kyser. and family. They are leaving early apparent defects. Call or write your County was a week-end guest at the Em- the South Bell school enrollment when you can drop in here and get and family will entertain the fol- Butterworth hospital last Friday. Frank Stephens, returned Satur- "snovi CASH in December to join the husband lowing guests on Thanksgiving: Agent who will have further information as erson Stevens home. recently when a new family moved the funds you need immediately! John Bowers came Saturday eve- day from Northern Michigan with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas LaDus into one of the Tanis houses. and father, who Is in service in Rev. and Mrs. H. M. Defoe of tests are completed. his deer. a* y&un Our friendly transactions require ning and they returned to Kalama- THIS CHRISTMAS-GIVE HER A THRUL LIM THIS: and children were Sunday guests The Orno Lester and Toni Ruid u Italy. Wayne. Mich, Mr. and Mrs. Ray zoo Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Livingston of his brother-in-law and sister. turkey ranches on Peck Lake Rd. no co-signers. There are no com- Callers at the L. M. Douglass Dafoe and two children and Mr. Bowers aunt. Mrs. Vilena Mishler. of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Effle Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holllnshead in Boston Twp. are reported busy SufHcUu/ie plex forms to fill out and your home this week were Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Glenn Ruggles and 6 who will remain unti Wednesday. Cutler of Saranac called Sunday near Carson City. places these days, where a force loan is kept strictly confidential. Cooper, Harry Proctor, Doris Lin- children of Flint, and Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Johnson and two on Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunter. ton and Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Shlr- Mrs. Will Huffman and Mrs. of men and women are dressing qood new Convenient repayment, too. Come Mrs. Donald Burgborn and 3 chil- daughters and Mrs. Harry Johnson In their constant search for ways to hold Mr. and Mrs. Noah Bishop of oda of Grand Rapids, Mr. and dren of Grand Haven. were dinner guests of Mrs. Frank Easton visited at the William Huff- Peter Mulder were supper guests birds for Thanksgiving. in or phone,today! Mrs. Otis L. Densmore and Ruth Mrs. Itol Dalstra and son Dar- Kaufman and family of Bowne dovm costs and improve service, telephone man home Tuesday. of Mrs. Leslie Sykes in Saranac We haven't been able to get the "ST of 72nd St rel and wife of Rhode Island call- Center last Thursday. people developed a tiny electronic tube that Wednesday guests of Mr. and Saturday. names of all of the local people Mr. and Mrs. Peter Buys, Mr. ed on Addle Campbell Thursday. Paul Heintzelman. son of Mr. amplifies hundreds of long distance conver- Mrs. C. M. Himebaugh were Mr. Mr, John Hoekstra of Grand who went deer hunting but we Rapids was a Sunday dinner guest have heard of the following: Er- and Mrs. Jack Buys and family Darrel Is leaving for overseas ser- and Mrs. Wesley HelnUelman waa sations at the same time. It's six times more and Mrs. Clyde Hawks of Kalama- LOWELL LOAN CO. united In marriage to Sarah Jane zoo and Mrs. Himebaugh's brother, of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Jessie nest Tucker, Paul Wlttenbach, Al- IOOK fOI THI MO IAII TIADI MAI* called on the letter's parents, Mr. vice soon. sensitiup than earlier tubes. Compact and PHONE ses and Mrs. Louis Mulder and grand- Cole Saturday evening. The simple M. R. Goldsmith of Vlcksburg was Rathbun. ton Mick, Harvey McClure, Clare 0$ ceremony took place In St Paul's rugged, this mighty midget is an important a Wednesday overnight guest. Sunday visitors at the Kenneth Alderink, Russell Condon, Gaylord How* Rittenger, Mgr. 210 West Main Bt mother, Mrs. Louis Mulder Sr., of STARS TWINKLE Fulton Road, Sunday afternoon. WHEN LOW IN SKY M. E. Church, before a lairge group contribution to efficiency these days when Tioto Q A Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and Pletcher home were Mrs. Fletch- Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Van- of relatives and friends, with the children of Flint spent the week- er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew DerWall and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ever noticed how planets and telephone equipment must handltmore calls Are You Ready for Winter? Rev. Meadows officiating. A re- end with her parents, Mr. and Stevenson from Alaska and her Condon. stars tend to twinkle near the hor- from more telephones. Incidentally, 7 of ception was held in the basement Mrs. H. L. Kyser. izon and then shine more steadily sister. Mrs. Iris McClure from Gd. of the church immediately follow- every 10 establishments in Michigan Bell Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Davenport Rapids. as they dumb higher in the sky? rural territory have a telephone now, com- and Joanne attended the 75th an- West Lowell WEATHERPROOF TODAY! Hazel M. Losh, associate profes- ing the ceremony, after which the Mr. and Mrs. John Roth spent niversary service of the St Paul's Mrs. Melvin Court sor of astronomy at the University happy couple left for a southern pared with 3 out o/ 10 in 1945. Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. BALL BAND Gaiters — Arctics — Rubbers — Boots wedding trip. Lutheran church in Caledonia on of Michigan, says this Is because El Czapek and husband at Green Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parkenson, Sunday. the rays of light have a longer path Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Schmidt with Mrs. Earl Glldden and Mrs. Vanarsdale Flynn returned Sun- to travel when the stars and plan- i received word that their son Clara Brandebury, Mr. and Mrs. day from a week's hunting in Nor- ets are low In the sky. Thus they MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Foreman Road Charles Nesblt and two children thern Michigan. Wayne has been stationed at HILL'S SHOE STORE are more affected by the continual Mrs. Edna Tnylor attended the Helntselman - Cole Mr. and Mrs. James Farwell of Camp Atterbury, Ind. turmoil In the earth's atmosphere. wedding Saturday evening. Grand Rapids called on Mrs. Linda Rev. and Mrs. Stevens returned Footwear For the Entire Family Loucks Sunday. A farewell party was held at the missionaries from Jamaica, will Every farmer In Michigan has Mr. and Mrs. George Stephens Verg^-nnejL hall Saturday evening show pictures at the U. B. Church Lowell, Mich. a soli testing laboratory. In his own and daughter Joan of Grand Rap- for Mr. and Mrs. Theo Bailey, who Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Ev- or neighboring county. See your ids called Sunday at the Frank have sold their farm and moved to eryone welcome. County agricultural agent. Stephens home. Lowell. A large number of friends Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald fa Mrs. P. J. Mai tin of Grand Rap- assembled for the evening of en- and Mrs. Mary Stlnton attended ids was called here Wednesday of tertainment and a delicious lunch church at Gaines Sunday and wera last week by the illness of Mrs. Al- was served. dinner guests of Rev. and Mrs. bert Martin. She returned home Mr. and Mrs. John Husar called Maxon. ITS GETTING TERRIFIC"CURTAI N CALLS"! Saturday. MAKE YOUR OIX CEDAR CHEST on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collar Clayton Wilkinson of Detroit EXTRA YAIUE tANE Mrs. Ida Krum went to Grand Saturday evening. Mrs. Collar is called on his uncle and aunt, Mr. Rapids Friday to spend the slowly improving. and Mrs. Guy Monks Sunday. SIGHS Thanksgiving holidays with her Mrs. Connie DuMond of Holland • Mrs. John Baker spent the week- Siaooiaf 48" blood son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and called on Mr. and Mrs. Arvll Heil- ifOlfl modera chest with end with her daughter and son-in- Mrs. Harold Bargwell. man Sunday. IIIH EYE APPEAL tr«y. law, Rev. and Mrs. Overholt of Mrs. Robert Morse of Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hoar and Fowlerviile. spent Thursday with her sister, children of Lansing called on Mr. bumperto MEMBER Mrs. Mary Walsh. and Mrs, S. V. Taylor last Monday PLUS SALES PULL evening. . m Wo are sorry Mrs. Fred Fuss is tailgate | JOHN J. SMITH sick in bod again. For Window, Counter or Door is QORAHAC- Miss Florence Schreur of Lans- IV S*R>M«Ct MICN. ' U ing spent tho week-end with her parents and sisters and brother. Fri., Sat.. Nov. 28. 29 Kenneth Goodwin of Jackson The Farm Buseau is responsible for a farm price CHANGEABLE spent the week-end with his wife MDBiLl and children and mother, Mrs. support program that works. It keeps us about Thresa Goodwin. . . . the letters Mart. Then SIGN UNIT KIT Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ryder ana many readers of THE CHRIS- ciUOIT Rowland attended the -l-H service TIAN SCIENCE MONITOR even with industry and labor. There has been no tell the Editor how much they Every Kit Indudef club at the Bostwick Lake lodge enjoy this diiiy world-wide, Monday evening. # Four-panel black display 2 ACTION HITS—2 newspaper, with such cot» post-war crash for agriculture, as there was after Mrs. M. S. Heering. who has been ments as: board with easel. Here's the gift that expresses so beautifully your love visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Ba- "The Monitor is the mott World War L # Complete letter and num- for her—and in the sweet-smelling fragrance of ker, returned to her home in Grand carefully edited newt- ber font with 160 sharp, Rapids Saturday. AS ADVERTISiO IN LIFE a Lane, she can start now gathering all those things paper in the U. S. . . eye-catching and die-cut Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Taylor called for more gracious living in a home of her own! "Valuable aid in tiach- white bristol letters. on their daughter. Mrs. Victor ing .. r Christensen and family Sunday % Complete letter and num- Come in now sod select tiers. # In Michigan our hSgfawcqpi are financed by WATTff MCMS T" evening and attended rhurch at "Netcs that is completa Big 97-H.P. engine with 7.0-to-l ber font with 160 die-cut tOUk aiBTOHT and fair . . ." Rockford. high compression ratio for more NEON DAY QLO (flour- line and license taxes. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Machiele "The Monitor surely is a power with less fuel. escent) characters. Sun.. Mon.. Nov. 30. reader's necessity . , ." trs eor tvmrmno ... and lots puu-rwi powat smttNO give* and three sons of Grand Rapids Bigg*«t payload. Optional high- This Is a total of 32C let- more than you'll find in any other you five times greater steering esse Dec. I and Mr. Bernard Smith of Dutton You, loo, will find the Monitor side body has larger capacity ters, numbers and charact- EVERY DAY the cheering's getting louder car! Sensational FirePower engine and safety. Power Brakes stop you were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. informatiTe, with complete than any other popular pick-up OOOEE Conf. Sun. from 3 P. M. # Grade and high schools get sidle akL ers in each kit outperforms them all ... 180 n.p. faster, safer. And in the beautiful and Mrs. Sam Ryder and Rowland. world news . . . and as neces- of comparable wheelbase. on non-premium fuel, plus tremen- new Chrysler you enjoy America's The Extension club met with sary as your HOME TOWN Letters proportioned ac- ... for the nest beautiful CHKYSIER dous safety-margin reserve power smoothest ride ... over all roads! Mrs. Edith Roth Friday evening. paper. Greatest visibility area of any cording to frequency of other popular pick-up gives bet- for the pinches. Use this coupon for a Special use — more vowels than ever designed. • • for the best-peffornng, ter vision for greater safety. These programs and others worth while are consonants, etc. No ch^nca Introductory snbscriplion — S to be short of any one let- MONTHS FOR ONLY |3. Passenger-car comfort, thanks to hi, MCK-iip revolutionary new Oriflow shock ter. safest car you ever drove. Come America's First Family ^UDVCI CD NCO moasomewitcmn dcsiKQianch 9tFfloc developed by farmers in the Farm Bureau. We Amencaii. wBloat—big 48 ' fizc. W"9 CLARK absorbers. of fine cars . . . VII KTdLCK for 90 Hat «cU-nfin« my. ' nuxnnan utneun. AvofloUe in Two Shes learn the many reasons why I Mabogior ceatofe detiga with f\o c Available with gyrol Fluid Drive. roomy drawer In bi*e—a cben *g y w The ChriilUn Scicnn Monitor WINDSOI • NEW YOIKZI • IMPERIAL m invite you to membership. that blcndi «t!l with any period * Plumbing and Oat, Nentiy St.. BmIm IS. Mm., U.S.A. A Dodge "exclusive" for easier icy nt rrii y/jij unpr AaODT 8x11 11x14 ONI GARMENT SAVED PAYS FOR A LANE! furn'>hinu.. Tues., Wed., Thurs., PtciM • tod m« aa iatrodoclory luUcrip- handling, smoother riding, longer U> 1111 T0U WU,,t AB0,,T •oa U ItM ChrMiuo Scicoc* Momior— trur'c life. THIS "EXTRA VALUE" PICK-UPI SEE IT... DRIVE IT... JUDGE IT... AT YOUR CHRYSlER-ftYMOUTH DEALER'S! . Dec. 2. 3. 4 Healing T6 Uiuti. 1 mcluit |3. FARM BUREAU - A FARMERS' FORCE TO FACE THE 'SO* $125 $195 Roth & Sons Co. SHEET METAL WORK JOIN YOUR COUNTY FARM BUREAU The Lowell Ledger MCQUEEN MOTOR CO. Pb.78—309 E. Main Gould's Garage FURNITURE ond FUNERAL DIRECTORS DALEROBtlTSON (rfl*) YOUR DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER Lowell, Michigan 222 Wtil Main Street Lowell, Mkhifan HONE 56 W. MAIN ST., LOWELL Lowell (O. Clark, Prop.) Mich. PB9 319 E. Main St., Lowell Phone 268 The Roll Call for Membenhip Will Start December 1
ummmms mmmmmm 4 THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., NOV. 27, 1952 Secondary Deer Food Pleasant Valley Star Comers Mrs. Bert Blank Mrs. Ira Blough SOc gifts and exchange and it la stayed while he was north hunt- requested that we place our names ing. Mr. and Mrs. Art Hooper moved Mr. and Mrs. Francis Seese nnd Inside the packages. Ann Harding Mrs. Mitz Seinmlan stayed nt CANNON to their farm on the north side of sons wore Sunday dinner guests will have chaiRc of the candy foi the Blough homo while Mr, and M50 and Loren Gray, wife and son at the Ralph Stahl home. the day and Maude Shores nnd Mrs. Louis Blough attended his Tommy moved to the Hooper farm Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Graham another will have charge of gifts fathers funeral In Belding Friday on South side of MM. Both on of Clarksville and Mr. nnd Mrs. and tree. Either Deil Smlt or Clara afternoon. Bell road, Inst Wednesday. Ira Sargeant were lunch guests at Thompson will have the Christ- Mrs. Fitzsimmons spent Wednes- TOWEL mas meeting THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICH., NOV. 27, 1962 5 Mr. and Mrs. Emery Kime called the Edward Anderson home Sun- day evening with Edna Johnson. HALLMARK GREETING CARDS % day evening. on Glenn nnd family Sunday after- The 4 Potter men and Ralph Cella Doss and son spent Friday Real Estate for Sale Good Things To Eat Wanted Lowell Ledger WANT AD PAGE for every memorable occasion on noon. Mrs. John Krebs and Christine Whcaton returned from deer hunt- evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph CASH RATE: 20 words SOc, additional words 2c each. If not your calendar and every person FOR SALE Shropshire ram two Mr, and Mrs. Emery Benedict of Wingeler called on Mrs. Hay Seese ing Thursday afternoon. Byron and Whcaton and Mario in Saranac. TODAY S EGG PRICES HOME Fnnr hedrnoms, acre of FREEZER OWNERS Custom meal WANTED TO BUY Ralcd hay. paid on or before 10 dayt after Insertion, a charge of 10c you want to remember! Hall- years old, n t registered. Glenn GIFT SETS Orecnville were Sunday dinner Wednesday. Bill Potter each got a doer. Merry ( Notice: I will not be taking any land In Elmdale for sale. Alto service. Wholesale rates. Weav- Top dollars for good quality. for bookkeeping will be made. mark cards are always welcome! Yelter, R2, Lowell Alto phone Nest Run At the Farm guests of their parents, H. W, Gel- Paul Potter returned his wife news for the Ledger during the Mrs. Freeman Hoffman enter- phone 3600. p31-32 er'a Ada Market Phone Ada Trainer Grain A Hay Co., 44492 Available at the Christiansen 2471. c31 ger and wife. Dale, of near Lans- tained with a lunchonn Thursday Maxlne home Friday evening from next 2 or 3 weeks as I am In bed BOX NUMBER: If box number in care of this office is desired, Large 3811. c23tf Utlca Rd,, Utica, Mich. Phono add SOc to above. Drug Store, Lowell. c31 ing. assisted his parents doing Her guests were Mrs. E. DeVrles, the James Dean home where she again. My leg has opened again. FOR SALE OR RENT-Modern 2 Utlca 73741 or 5271 c26-31 IF YOU ARE HAVING WATER j GAILY house repairs Saturday. Mrs. Cecil DeRushia, Mrs. Arthur bedroom home on M21, 7 miles MUSCOVY DUCKS for sale—Get ALL ERRORS in telephoned advertisements at sender's risk. YOUR OVERCOAT mothproofed troubles, call today for complete i 46c Dozen Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Tappen of Steward from Lowell, Mrs. Don east of Luwell. Inquire Clare Pa- yours for Thankaglving. Alto WANTED- A good used hahy bed. RATES are based strictly on uniform Want Adv. Style. for five years for only 62o. BEK- efficient water well service. We I Brown Eggs 2 Cents Less Charlotte were dinner guests of drill wells, also soil nnd service i Bobbins nnd Mrs. Frank Graham len, 185 Pleasant, Lowell or call phone 2557. 11301 52nd St. SE. Call Lowell phone 319. c31 OUT-OF-TOWN advertisements must be accompanied by re- LOU Mothspray guarantees to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Blank Sunday. pumps. Orson Melle, Lowell ph. Kleinheksei Farm Service of Lowell also Mrs. David Hoffman Z 4MF3. p3i C30-32 mittance. repair or replace your coat if In the evening they visited their and children. WANTED Washings and iron- 183. c49tf Alto Phone 2193 McCords, Mich. WRAPPED PHOMP 900 Off'00 Before Noon Wednesday. damaged by moths within five son. John Nolan and family in Mr. and Mrs. Ivan K. Blough ings. Lowell phone 654F22. c31 years. Rent an electric sprayer. Hastings. MICHIGAN Copy for Ads on This Page Must Be in Ledger and son attended a pre-Thanksglv- Roth & Sons Co., Lowell c31 Hastings Livestock Sales Mrs. Vera Geiger attended the lng family dinner at the home of SEE Friday, Nov. 21, 1952 Friendship club at the homo of Mrs. Lillian Barber at Grand Rap- orrnooiv BUYERS FOR YOUR FARM- Top calves Mrs. Herman Buche in Lake Odes- TODAY'S PAYING PRICES ...$38.50-$40.00 THOMPSON'S FOR HAPPY ids Sunday. On Display For Rent cash or terms. If interested in Medium ...$32.00-$38.00 sa Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Burkey and ELECTROLUX aellliiK. write Wm. A. Armstrong, PER DOZEN FOR EGGS Cuil.i and Conunuti. $30 down Poultry & Processing Mesdames Manda and Delia two daughters of Hastings called The Cleaner You Never Have To Ada, R. 2, or phone Rockford Lambs ...$21.20-$23.00 Scott, Ethel Blank, Mabel Cool and at the Francis Shaffer home Sun- 71203. clOtf Federal-State Grades Washington St. No. of Cemetery The Beautiful New 1953 Plymouth Empty Large. Grade A , 49 Feeders . .$1R.00-$19.00 Harriet Mote attended the Jolly day evening. Ph. 460 or 406 Lowell. Mich. GIFT GIVING Worker's club at Mrs. Ruth Dar- I SINCLAIR Medium. Grade A 43 Steei s and Hfrs...... -$13.00-$24.75 To prevent scencs like this — de«r stripping rcarhable Jack pine A, E. Wingeler returned home and WATCH REPAIRING—we do our Cows $9.50-$14.00 G. R. "Butch" Thompson by's In Clarksville Friday. Wednesday with a buck. Clair SALES & SERVICE own repairs. All work guaran- Small, Grade A. 33 browse and then slowly lofling out to starvation — Is the conservation THAT DEER PROBLEM too, in the long run. Meanwhile < SERVICE STATION Bulls ....$17.00-125.00 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Zeigler and Kauffman arrived home with his Phone GL2-? )44 teed. Free estimates. Rittenger Large, Grade B 42 department objective in liberaiiiinK the hunting of deer this falL Several months will go by before the range has a chance at a come- Hogs, top ...$16.50-$17.60 Either sex deer can be taken the last three days (Nov. 28-30) of the Jerry of Hastings and Mrs. Ernie deer in the evening. The Hoffman we get any definite figures on the back, so that it can eventually FOR LEASE Jewelry. Lowell. c-8tf Brown Eggs, 2 Cents Less Neeb were dinner guests ot the The Luxurious New 1953 Need a Representative in Light ...fl 5.50-116.00 We Offer the Following rcRuInr buck season (Nov. 15-30) In the northern lower peninsula. brothers, with their party, came deer kill in Michigan this year supply more food. A lot of improve- Floyd Neeb-Lee Osborn flome Sun- Lowell Area Located on main thoroughfare BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR Ruffs ...S13.10-$14.60 Here they are ... brilliant, col- Whitetails prefer ground hemlock, white cedar, hard maple and yel. home Sunday with two deer. under our liberalized regulations. ment has already been noted in Services day. in Lowell Used Cars— Alto, Michigan Boars $12.00-$13.00 low birch. With these species heavily browsed out. deer turn to Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Hoffman These months are sure to be filled some sections. This year the herd Rep.: JOHN VER OONK orful Christmas gift sets by Mrs. Ernie Neeb received word Dodge 140-hp. V8 IflSl Olds '98' 4 Dr. Prices Subject to Change Feeder pigs $5.00-$16.00 jack pine and even less nutritional browse. Spruce, shown on rig it, and family were dinner guests at with arguments pro end con, and gets a "breather," and hunters may 1901 Darwin Ave., S. W. Reasonable Rent — Low Inventory Custom Cutting and Wrapping Cannon, Choose from a var- that her son Clayton of Kalamazoo 19.V) Olds '98'. 4 Dr. is Inedible. Paul Hoffman's Sunday. there are bound to be many die- take only one forked-antlered b ick, Grand Rapids, Michigan — Excellent opportunity to your meat and meat products iety of colors, styles, prices was injured quite badly at the Up- The wonderful public acceptance of these two 1949 Ford V-8. 2 Dr. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Corrlgan and hards who will believe that our largely because of public opln on. c3l operate your own business FOR EASY MILKING for your home freezer john Farm recently. Priced to soli—We take trade-ins. and designs in sheet and tow- son of Mlddlevtlle were Wednesday deer herd is just about extermi- Game biologists, aware of the enor- It pays to brush heifers now and MENU Miss Vyverberg took part in the mous reproductive capacity of the great cars that we have had is evidenced by the el ensembles. They're distinct- evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. nated. Experienced game manage- thon and massage their udders and Dress, Cut Up, Vacuum Pack evening Service at the W. Lowell Ivan K. Blough. herd, are frankly worried over this Lost and Found CALL GAYLORD COE WITTENBACH We Remove: ive and really exciting to give ment men know better. Choice, Dependable Used Cars we have taken in teats gently, observes James G. Your Poultry or game birds for U. B. Church by Flannelgraph and Mrs. A. E. Wingeler and Mrs. regulation, believing that much of SALES A SERVICE The Wtawnmn Story SINCLAIR REFINING CO. Hays, extension dairyman at Mich- your freerer and receive. Ses them today talk Sunday evening. Ira Blough accompanied others the good of the last three years may trade. FOUND — Shotgun Identify and Phone 212 W. Main St., Ix>well DEAD or DISABLED Our neiphhoring state of Wiscon- Ionia, Phone 25 igan State College. This makes and save time and work look- trom Bowne Center and Alio lu be undone. pay for ad. Call after 5 p m. cSl HORSES and CATTLE Deer Hunters—Your deer ex- sin, with a smaller herd than our Evenings, Ionia 1309W them take it more calmly when ing for gifts that are a little \ WACKY WALKERS Ionia for a Sunday School Training The Michigan Picture Clarence Hill, Ada 1181 BulUick Here are a few of them now in stock, winter- c30. 31 you attach a milking machine and pertly skinned, cut, wrapped in Institute Sunday afternoon, which own, has been battling public opin- SAFETY is your business and IN- And Other Farm different... Cannon Christmas ion for 15 years in an effort to Michigan buck hunters will proba- Ave. p31 they respond easier to milking, he locker paper for your freezer was held at Methodist church. All ized and ready to give you thousands of miles of SURANCE is our business. Be Animals gift sets are perfect! From control the welfare of their deer, bly kill the usual 109,000 antlered doubly safe with our reliable in- notes. recolved new Ideas and help along deer in the first 13 days of the TYPING PAPER—Bond 8%xll For Sate — General and the Conservation Commission surance protection and fast claim FOR PROMPT SERVICE A NEAT — CLEAN PLACE that lino, season this year ... 30.000 of which trouble free service. stock, over 100 sheeta to the Mr. and Mrs. Clair Kauffman of thai SUilu io finally getting a nod pound, only 25o a pound padded. service. Remember, we write TELEPHONE COLLECT TO EQUIPPED TO DO AN of approval from the people. They will come from the uppor peninsula. SEALED BIDS will bo received hy and daughters .were Sunday dinner Lowell Ledger. Lowell. p-21tf Fire Insurance for any type dwel- EXPERT JOB OF PROCESS- began broad control in 1949 with a Another 100,000 may be taken in # 1949 WINys 6 Station Wagon the Township Board of the ling, farm or building: and Auto- IONIA 400 -l3S^h $1.98 to guests at the home of Mr. and the final 3 day any-deer period. ING FOR YOUR FREEZER CANNON I. Mrs. Otto Christiansen at Nash- 5 day season on antlerless deer in # 1952 Buick Riviera 2-Door Township of Boston, County of mobile, Casualty and Burglary In- MAKE YOUR OIK addition to their regular buck sea- The experts say we can easily VALLEY CHEM. CO. c28tf ville. Ionia, State of Michigan for the surance. Peter Speerstra Agency son. A harvest of 160,000 deer afford it There are an estimated Mr. Alvin Weaver of Prescott # 1949 Buick Dynaflow 2-Door cash purchase of approximately Phone 268, Lowell. c25tf $5.98 resulted. In 1950 and again in 1951 600,000 deer in the northern part spent Saturday night and Sunday seven acres of land with fron- sighs ; the state had a seven day any deer of the lower peninsula-55% does, # 1947 Chevrolet Stylemaster 2-Door WHEN YOU can't be there on forenoon at the Clair Kauffman 15% bucks and 30% fawns. Our tage on Lake Morrison, five season. Despite predictions that the mm miles southeast of Saranac, up Thanksgiving, say it with Flow- home. deer herd in Wisconsin was "all liberalized 3-day any-deer season # 1951 Plymouth Special DeLuxe Sedan ers. By Wire. Phone Kiel's 225- will cut down the herd consider- until 7:00 p. m., Tuesday, Dec. KITH EYE APPEAL Bowne Center Methodist Church but exterminated," 168,000 were F2. c30-31 ably as they go into the hard winter # 1950 Plymouth Special DeLuxe Sedan 2, 1952. For further Information Rev. Howard McDonald, pastor, killed In 1950, and another 150,000 months. At least 200,000 does will write the township clerk, Hazel Austin Bowman. Supt.; Sunday in 1951. The 3 year take of more # 1950 Ptymouth DeLuxe Club Coupe DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE PLUS SALES PULL RESTORE POWER survive to reproduce about 300,000 B. Tower, Box 241, Saranac, School, 10:18 a. m.; Morning Wor- than 450,000 deer is actually as for sale. $10. Call Alto phone many as would have been taken fawns next spring, and thus the # 1949 Plymouth Special DeLuxe Sedan Mich. c20-31 2377. pSl ship, 11:00 a. m. This week Friday 1952 kill will more than be replaced. evening Sunday school board meet- in 10 years with a buck law! For Window, Counter or Door Meanwhile there'll be more food to # 1948 Plymouth Special DeLuxe 2-Door AFRICAN VIOLET GROWERS— GUARANTEED watch repairing ing at the Asahel Thompson home. Effect On Herd go around during the long Michi- Get your prepared soil at Klel'a by an expert. Jewelry repaired W. S. C. S. will meet Dee. 3 for ot^ A better balance has been estab- gan winter. That's the theory- # 1947 Plymouth Special DeLuxe Chib Coupe Greenhouses. cSO-86 to look like new. Avery Jewelers. their regular meeting and Christ- TALKIN' TILLIE AND .ished between the range and the agree with it or not! Precedent has # 1947 Plymouth Special DeLuxe Sedan c31tf CHANGEABLE GABBY GERTIE u* «. •*-*- maa party. Everyone welcome to herd in Wisconsln-a balance which been set in other states-so it 56 YEARS RECORD of prompt, the "Little White Church" on the will result In a healthier, more should work out for the best in fair payment of windstorm loss- SAW FILING—Joint and setting. Intend mourii existcnct. Thty would roHitr folk # 1949 Dodge Coronet Club Coupe corner of 84th and M50. productive herd, and a larger one. our own Michigan Outdoors. es—that's the record of the State Have new machine for retooth- SIGN UNIT KIT 1 Bath Towd thon liYf. Curbs end ilr««ts mtrcly # 1938 Dodge 4-Door DeLuxe Sedan Mutual Cyclone Insurance Co. of ing from 4 to 13 point per inch moke th«k voices go up ond down. Lapeer. c30-31 2 Face Towels Ceene-N. Boston # 1950 Ford Custom Fordor straipht or crowned blade. Also Every Kit Includes \ t>r Then Woikk-Tolkits new look. Tlwy saw gumming. May be left at 1 Mary Potter 2 Wash Cloths ort out of Hiis world hi gorratan gossip # 1944 Ford VB Tudor Gee's Hdwe, Lowell or Wingeler # Four-panel black display v*" oitd rii« way riMy wolk-ond-toik, tky'll Station. Alto. Loyd Dennie 1^ board with easel. The Bunco Club will meet with miles west of Lowell on M21. JOPPE'S DAIRY PRODUCTS AND % Complete letter and num- b* oat of Hm world for Mrc Mrs. Oleta Smith Thursday, Dec. TRUCKS— REFRIGERATION Phone 117F14. c31tf ber font with 160 sharp, 4. 3 A Change for the # 1951 Dodge /4-ton Pickup PAY NEXT YEAR—$1.00 down eye-catching and die-cut Handicraft Lacing Jolly Community club met last white bristol letters.' Wednesday afternoon with^Mrs. Better and $1.00 a week on diamonds, Handicraft can be fun—especially MELLO-D-MILK # 1951 Dodge Vz-ton Pickup INVENTORY Maude Shores with about 24 at watches, silverware. Jewelry, ap- # Complete letter and num- get with the new plastic lacing and ...Is a change to TEXACO dinner and 14 ladles and 4 chil- pliances, shavers, Lionel Electric ber font with 160 die-cut cord In 18 colors and two widths. Always remember — our reputation rides with superior motor oil. Here's mo- trains and other gifts. Avery NEON DAY GLO (flour- dren for meeting. At contest af- tor oil that was carefully re- Study of Log Maridngs Recalls Romantic The plastic meets the requirements Can Naw Be Purchased In Lowell At SALE! Jewelers, Lowell. . c31-33 escent) characters. of schools, hospitals, and other In- terwards Peggy Hoover won both every used car or truck. We sell and finance at fined according to the specifi- the work prize and contest prize. cations of skilled engineers, This is a total of 320 let- stitutions. With two five-yard SANITARY MARKET and PRECIOUS GROCERY low rates. FOR SALE—8-weeks-old pigs, $10 MORE WORK per hour! Lumber Era in Michigan for .Wayne U. Coeds hanks of the lacing—contrasting Cassle Denton was president for to bring you greater car life $100.00 each. Ray Banham. Snow Ave., ters, numbers and charact- colors—and a thin strip of metal, a the meeting and we discussed the —more dependability. Make west of Alto. c31 ers in each kit. very pretty bracelet can ba Christmas party. We are to bring that oil change today—here at for your old refrigerator Letters proportioned ac- It pays to let our skilled servicemen restore your our station! FOR SALE—Green wool plaid lin- cording to frequency of on any brand new ed coat, size 12, $5; blue taffeta Farmall's power ... so that you can do your work 23 use — more vowels than A* Gould's Garage dress, like new, size 12, $7; can- consonants, etc. No chance MUSKCtON JC O 0° SACINAW automatic International- ary yellow suit never worn, size faster . . . keep field work on schedule. Take time COUNTY KEWATCO COUNTY *REA Your Local Plymouth and Dodge . Dealer to be short of any one let- HEIM'S 14. $15. Alto phone 3541. c31 319 E. Main St., Lowell Phone 268 Harvester Refrigerator ter. now to save time in the field later. Schedule your FOR SALE—Electro Master, 4- Available In Two Sizes Texaco Service on our floor. While they burner with oven. $15 cash; large Farmall for 5-Star service today. Phone 9114 E. Main, Lowell A porcelain sink with drain board. 8x1 1x14 Ledger Want Ads Bring Results last Frank M. Newell or call Lowell phone 134. c31 $125 $3.95 Overhaul NOW! I TITAN CHAIN SAWS A delight to give and a de- WITTENBACH Your Tractor is not working Now — OUR light to receive. This set in- cludes 2 Fluffy Bath Towels, Sales & Service The Lowell Ledger MECHANICS ARE! 2 Wash Cloths and 2 Minia- w. Main St., Lowell Phone 227 ture Towels. Lowell, Michigan LEAN —MEATY c31. 34 Easy Terms on jobs over $50.00 DRAPERIES, slip covers, 500 pat- Most Powerful Light Weight $3.98 terns, custom or yardage, trav- One Man Saw C erse rods; cornices. Phone 422 Compare... Power... Price for appointment. American Ven- Performance... Construction ft etian Bling Mfg., Ionia. c28tf DOTTED LACE' • EASY TERMS "Dotted Lace"... a luxurious six piece towel gift set in soft TRUSSES—Trained fitter, surgical For Demonstration, Call colors of petal pink, aqua, mimosa yellow and greenspray. appliances, etc. Koss Rex.-ill MILTON WILCOX. JR. The set is decorated with flowers and ribbons and costs Drugs, Saranac, Mich. c39tf only Lowell Phone 262 F2 BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL hundwo- c25ti W. MAIN «T. • • • PHONE 227 ven rugs for Christmaa gifts. Rib End of Loin or Boston Butts Mrs. R. L. Frazer, Sr., R2 Lowell. ST ANTHONY'S CHURCH at Sar- $2.98 Alto phone 4325. c30-31 anac is sponsoring Building Ben- WHOLE OR HALF efit parties each Saturday night CHRISTMAS ROSES In bloom, in the DeLuxe Cafe building. GET MORE EGGS! potted; Colchium. Peonies, Orna- Public invited. c28tf mental shrubs and evergreens. Open daily and Sundays. Birch- USED TELEVISION SETS $39.50 PORK C Now is the time to fill your locker wood Gardens, Godfrey St., Lo- to $99.50, reconditioned and guar- well phono 439 F4. c30»f anteed. Williams Radio & TV MANISTEE COUNTY Service. Lowell Phone 520F2. STRAW FOR SALE —Call Alto c37tf * with these buys! phone 2186 in tho evening. John ^ J CD' 0-f?B HQII LOINS IVIES, Ivies, Ivies—Maple Queen, Postma, Rl, Ada. c30-33 12 to 141b. average Sylvanian Beauty, Curillocks and FARM BUREAU INSURANCE loads of new foliage plants. Give mm Twins Erina and Galina Smymofl of Chelsea, ft'ayne University seniors, Service offers prompt claim ser- your home that Alive Welcome try to operate a woodsman's saw. The border of log markings by counties LEAN vice and low rates to rural peo- Look by having your planters is an indication of the variety of types of markings used during MichigaiVs ple. For Auto, Farm Liability, filled for the holidays at Kiel's gn-ul jlluc liuiVCSt. Life Insurance, see or call R. A. Flower & Gift Shop, Lowell. c31 Wlttenbach, Lowell 40F2. The lumbering era m Michigan Similarity oi the lof, markings c-24tf HALLICRAFTER—Long range TV FIRST CUTS and radios. See them now at waa one of the grandest and most was the cause of many disputes over SAVE WORK SCRATCH PADS—Another big as- colorful this State has known. The Wlttenbach Sales and Service. rightful ownership of log property. Pork Chops sortment. All size pads only 25c Phone 212, Lowell. c31-34 early history of Michigan is, in Thus, in 1842, the Michigan Legis- per lb at the Ledger office. 29-31 fad, the dpvolopment, growth, and lature enacted a law requiring log Cannon fingertips ... the right way decline o{ the lumber industry. marks to be registered in the county Center Cuts—55c lb. THIS WINTER % to remember someone. This dainty Dr. Bert rfudgins, head of the Television, Radio Service gift set of 4 towels comes in a where the logs were to be manu- FREE! — FREE! geography department at Wayne Patsy saves you work because it's pure NO SERVICE CALL OVER $5.75 variety of colors. University in Detroit, points out in factured into lumber. coal—and nothing else! All the impurities In Lev.'oll and Vicinity 1952 Buick Special 2 Dr. Sedan hi^ study Michigan, GeoKraphli; Micliigan'u many tributaries, riven, Lean 5 to 7 lb. Insist on 1950 Buick Special 4-Dr. Sedan Backgrounds in the Development of and falls carried a tremendous load overage that causa you work have been removed All Work Guaranteed TV SERVICE 1950 Buick Super 2-Door Sedan Give Cannon Gift Sets This Year! with Dynaflow the Commonwealth: "It is true the of the great pine harvest. North of by meticulous procewing. Patsy is thor- KRICK TV, Auto & App. lumbering era was spectacular and Saginaw Bay, the Rifle, Au Gres, Meaty 1951 Olds "88" 4 Dr. Sedan SOLVE YOUR SHOPPING PROBLEMS THIS oughly washed, painstakingly screened to Open Eveningt 'til 9:30 If You Choose Your Television W|Hydramatic WHEN YOU FEED AC romantic, but there was loss of life Au Sable, and Thunder Bay rivers Fine for Baked Dinners and Sandwiches — Short Shank veteuine, cm 1950 Chev. Dlx. 2 Dr. W Power- and property in fires and the log- exact size, then specially treated to Phone 587 1 Mi. West on M21 EASY, SURE-TO-PLEASE WAY each had separate boom companies Limit 2 to a customer. None sold to dealers. lb Set from our Large Selections Glige. c20tf ging and river driving often took to handle the river loads. guarantee dustless delivery to your base- 1949 Chev. Dlx. 4-Dr. Sedan PRODUCTION STAYS UPI tolls in lives of men." With this great increase ot logs, ment. When you order Patsy, you can PATSY! WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD 1947 Chev. Fleetline 2 Dr. Sedan WHITE FRESH. LEAN LARGE AND SMALL manila en- YOU'LL JUMP WITH JOY. toe, One phase of this glorious era markings became so complex and depend on rsteiving stoker coal at its 1947 Chev. 2 Of. Sedan was the marking of logs to facili- IT'S SPECIALLY TREATED velopes for your mailing and fil- 1947 Chev. Business Coupe Mm •rtro dollars Hat flrst bag of brls^|s« Ym varied that it was reported that one absolute best! ing needs at the Ledger Office. tate the identification of ownership c FOR DUSTLESS Motorola — Philco — Admiral 1949 Ford "8" Custom 4-Dr. Sedan |ast 2 or 3 poaads par 100 birds, aata • right aa top al boom company had a standing offer 1V4 lb. by the numerous boom companies GROUND BEEF 1% p30tf 1949 Ford Custom "8" 4 Dr. Sedan ragalar Motk Why wait? Ifs proved I IgqLoc todayi of $50 to anyone who could design Hundreds of satisfied users will tell you DELIVERY thai sprang up during the great loaf Best Ground Beef in Town — Westinghouse 1939 Buick Special 4 Dr. Sedan a mark of three letters in any ar- Patsy is "tops". Try it in your stoker this SLAB WOOD—good hardwood $3.00 harvest years. These companies ran BREAD 16 Try a pound tonight lb. Look for the green and yellow a cord at mill. $4.00 delivered In rangement that had never been "OK" USED TRUCKS — logs down the river, sorted, rafted 45 winter and you'll agree! identification disct in every ton Lowell. Cornell Lumber Co., Ph. used before. 170, Lowell. c46tx Free Home Demonstration and sent them to the sawmills im- ATTENTION, PLEASE — We are now featuring Joppe's Ice Cream and Dairy Products. The people's choice of genuine Patsy. 1948 Dodge 1'/^ ton Cab, Chassis Many humorous markings camp mediately to make way for more CARTER'S DOG FOOD 25 lb. bag 1947 Dodge 2 ton Cab and Chassis and more logs. out of this era, such as "Dumbell", We Cut only U. S. Good or Choice Beef $2.18 at Weaver's Ada Market. "Chicken on a Fence", "Bed Bug", For a complete selection of fine The early log marks were merely c23tf KRICK AUTO, TV & used cars be sure and see us be- "Snuff Box", "Pair of Legs", "Pig's hacks cut into the bark with an fore you buy. Head". The Tobacco River Lumber 219 W. Main St., Lowell — Telephone 77 ax — simple straight-line symbols. 205 E. Main Farm Loans APPLIANCE Easy monthly payment plans and Company of Saginaw County appro However, in the 1840's when logging Phon? 233 4% interest—long term. Natl. trade on any one of these cars increased to a grand scale, the ne- priately enough selected the marks Lowell C. H. Runciman Company Farm Loan Ass'n., 1048 Leonard or trucks ... Your Christmas Store Open Evenings West M21, Lowell cessity for more and diffprent types "Tobaco", "Smoke", "Cigar", "Plug", Sanitary Market St., Grand Rapids, Mich. Phone BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR Phone Lowell 33 Phone Freeport 2421 ClaricsvtHe 3631 72563. c42tf McFALL CHEVROLET cf markings arose. and "Snuff" to identity their logs. Phone 298 — Lowell, Mich. Aito, Michigan *
6 THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICH., NOV. 27, 1952 Community Newa ALTO SCHOOL NEWS Alto Newt Items 2 to Join her husband. Tech. Sgt. Mr. and Mra. Gordon Fleet of MIM Valdhuit, K-4 Rev. and Mrs. Howard McDonald Blocher, who Is stationed in Italy. Portable Heaters Census Bureau Member THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL. MICH., NOV. 27. 1952 7 Froland were Friday overnight ALTO COMMUNITY NEWS Tho Kindergarten made Thanks- and Carla will spend Thanksgiving Present were Mr. and Mrs. LaVern gueftU of Mr. and Mrs. James Blocher and family, Mr. and Mrs. To Leorn Results of ¥R8. CLAUD SILCOX - PHONE ALTO 2S31 giving pictures for our mothers. Al- with the former's parents, Mr. and ADA COMMUNITY NEWS Play Tents Greon nnd family. Leo Blocher nnd sons. Mr. and Need Extra Care so made place mats to use at the Mrs Lewis McDonald In Charle- AT YOUR SERVICE MRS. TOM MORRIS-PHONE ADA 4831 Special 3-Day Season Snow Community Self-supporting plastic-sheeting McDIARMID'S IRON & METAL Mrs. Paul Blocher and children and Mra. Edmund Clark spent ten table at home. They cut them out voix, and the latter couple plan to Mrs. S. P. Reynolds play tents, for Indoor and outdoor NEW PROPANE STORAGE FRANK SMITH PASSES and colored them with bright col- Mr. and Mra. Dick Craig and son. A portable heater requires care- If It's good enough for big busi- Phone 379F11 5334 Segwun Ave., SE, Lowell days while Ed was hunting near return to Alto with them for a use, withstand moisture, mildew, PLANT NEAR COMPLETION WAS FORMER ALTO MAN ors. Adrian Sterzlck was also a dinner PINK AN!) BLUE SHOWER POWER COMPANY EMPLOYEE ful handling. ness It's good enough for the con- Brevort. with her son. George Lark vljit. and abrasion. They come in two guest. HONORS MRS. DOUGLAS COOK RECEIVES M-VEAR PIN servation department. Raymond Hesche came home nnd family in Detroit. The Skelly Oil Company of Kan- Word waa received by Alto Last week the First grade made Rev. and Mrs. Howard McDonald EVERY THURSDAY In selecting a new heater, buy- sizes, the bases being easily Inflat- Buvers of All Kinds of Iron and from Blodgett hospital Friday af- Correetion: Mrs, Helga Wester's sas City recently purchased 60 ac- friends last week of the death of reading books from preparatory were Thursday evening dinner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Colby en- Mrs. Douglas Cook was honor Homer Morris who has been em- ers should insist on evidence that The scientific approach In fact able sections that can be blown up res of land adjoining highway ternoon-Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hlg- Melal name was unintentionnlly omitted Mr. Frank Smith of Osseo, former- books, to take home. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Mer- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Earl Colby, guest at a pink and blue shower ployed by the Consumers Power It Is listed by Underwriters' Lab- finding, that is. ornlly. A center pole holds the from the list of those attending the M50 and the C A O Railway about ly of Alto vicinity. Mr. Smith and The Second grade are doing well rlman nnd family. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Kropf and Consign Your Livestock given by Miss Sandra Green and Co. 25 years, Nov. 10, was honored oratories, Inc., which means that The department wants to know gins of Saranac and Mr. and Mrs. tent erect. The larger tent, weigh- party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Ed a mile east of Alto and are now his sons operated the telegraph in spelling. Chuck and Russell Oel- Merriman school pupils and tea- daughter Christie of Moseley and TO THE Mlsa Margaret Shier, at the home by a visit from Mr. Holmes, Supt. the device has been tested for how many antlerless deer are killed Fred Dalstra of Buttrlck Avenue ing four pounds, has a base 4 MI feet Hlllen at the M. A. Watson home completing the storage plant which Charles Wood to a pre-Thanksglv- USED FARM EQUIPMENT Of ALL KINDS. JUNK office at Brannan for a number dersma got 100 Friday on a test. cher. Miss Lee Nagle will celebrate of Mrs. Belle Faulkner, Friday eve- of the Western Div., on that date, safety. In a special three-day season. Nov. called on the Heaches Sunday square nnd stands five feet high. recently. they expect will be under opern- evening. of years In the days when Bran- The Third and Fourth graders Thanksgiving by having a co-op- lng dinner Sunday evening. ning. Several relatives and friends who congratulated him on his ser- Users should follow the manufac- 28-30, and It wants the information Tho smaller tent Is S'j foot square, CARS. FURNACES. BATTERIES, ETC. Corp. Vernon Yelter and wife of tlon late this winter or early In nan was an Important switching have been learning the Heel and Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Watts and Lake Odessa Livestock Auction were present leaving many beauti- vice with the Power Co. He was turer's directions especially with In a hurry. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ingersol four loot high, weighs two pounds. Roswell, N. M.. nnnounce the ar- the spring. eratlve dinner at the school house point on the Pore Marquette Toe Polka, Mrs. Walls came and Mr, and Mrs. Glen Yelter called at regard to fuel. An oil heater should So It Is turning to the University and children of Kalamazoo spen: Pick Up Service Eori J. McDiormid rival of n daughter, weighing 8 lbs. on Wednesday, after which there ful gifts. Games were the evening's presented with a 25-year service The storage for liquid gas will railroad. Mr. and Mrs. Smith left played the piano for us Friday af- the" Charles H. Smith home in never be filled Indoors, or refilled of Michigan's research center whose lot., on Nov. 19th. Mrs. Buchanan will be a short program, each pupil For TRUCKING to Lake Odessa. Cal entertainment. A dainty lunch was pin and welcomed as a member of the week-end with her parents. Until war Is outlawed and over- be both above and under ground. here 3H years ago, going to Osseo, ternoon, which made the dance Grand Rapids Sunday to offer or carried when lighted. In addi- services have been used by the De- of Elllsvllle. Ind., is with her to tell one thing for which he or served by the hostesses. the Quarter Century Club. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Colo. Mr. come. civilization Is over a precar- Facilities have been built along the Mich., which town has since been more fun. condolences to the Smith family JACK NELSON — Phone Lowell 60F2 tion, it should be placed on a level troit Edison Company only recently daughter and family for 2 weeks she is especially thankful this year. and Mrs. M or ley Co row of Ada ious Interlude between catastro- railroad for unloading as many as Wo wrote stories from our spell- in Uie death of Mr. Frank Smith, Mrs. Grace Whaley, Ada Librar- Mrs. Lydla Miller and Elglii floor to reduce the danger of tip- The research center. In turn, has nnd his mother. Mrs, Vera Yelter their home. Funeral services were Mrs. Irvin Dintaman attended Operated By were Sunday afternoon callers at phic!". Herbert Spencer. ten carloads of liquid propane gas ing words and pictures to Illus- Charles' father. ian, attended a staff meeting at spent Friday evening with her ping, nnd should never be placed assigned Dr. Benjamin Topping, on will leave In 2 weeks to spend the held Tuesday, Nov. 18 with burial funeral services for a former the Cole home. at once and roads have been built trate them. Then we displayed Miss Janice Dygert of Grand The Wolverine Stockyardfttockyardss Co.^pnCo., d Allen Behler Wyoming last Monday, and select- daughter Mrs. John Booresma and near curtains, furniture or other leave from the Bureau of Census, winter with them. at Hillsdale. friend. Mrs. Charles Kenyon Coon Rapids was a Sunday dinner guest Mrs, Al Mitchell and haDy daugh- to the plant for the use of trans- them on the bulleUn board and ed books for the December book family In Grand Rapids . combustibles. Washington D. C.. to the job of get- 1 The two choir robes that disap- Besides his wife, Alice M., he at the VanStreln-Alman Funeral Phone 6361 ter of Greenville spent Saturday port trucks. black board. of her grandmother, Mra. Lincoln exchange. ting the answers for the conserva- IMPLEMENT peared from the Methodist church is survived by three sons, Chas. Home In Grand Rapids Tuesday. Dygert. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fitch vis- with Mr. and Mrs. John Blandlng The site was chosen because of We are putting the faces on our tion department. were Taken home to be mended H. cf Grand Rapids, Harry of Mr. and Mrs. Art Anderson, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hooker ited at the J. J. Weber home In Not'!. Safety Council and Saturday supper guests of the the known salt formation under puppets and are anxious to finish Helga Wester, Mrs. John Ander- and sons, Jim and Boh and Miss The center's method Involves nnd pressed, then returned. East I^inslng nnd Herman of Mil- them, and son Dick of Grand Kaplds Grand Rapids last Friday. Blandings were Miss Eula Reeves ground. A huge wilt cavern was son, Mrs. Joe Matteniick Jr. and Alice Lincoln of Gd. Rapids were Issues New Booklet on "sampling" of hunters who will be waukee, five grandchildren and We have nearly reached our goal were Sunday callers of Mrs. Lydla Pat and Sharon DeVrles of Bail- of Smyrna, Mike Blandlng of Ionia Mrs. E. L. Tlmpson was a Wed- made by use of wells and electric daughters and Mrs. Lloyd Hess at- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Interviewed personally hy depart- pumps which force the brine out seven great grandchildren. Mrs. for TB seals. Our goal was $10.00 Steeby. ey Drive spent the week end with Winter Driving Rules ment workers during the first week and Mr. Mitchell. AUCTION SALES nesday overnight guest of her son. Smith plans to make her home tended a shower at the home of Mrs. George Williams of Pine John, and family of Lowell and on and propane in. until the wet pro- and we already have sold $9.00. their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. in December. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Reynolds oofc with her son Chas. and wife at Mr and Mrs. Axel Carlson of near It Is not thrift to keep old dish- Ridge. Brains plus chains equal sound Thursday they took her to Grand pane is wanted then the procedure We arranged our room, giving Webb Ward. Topping says that scientific se- wore Sunday dinner guests of Mr. 1233 Dickinson SE In Grand Rap- Clarksville Friday evening in hon- es. Fall cleaning time is an op- advice on snow and Ice! SAVE MONEY ON SURPLUS FARM MACHINERY Rapids, where she boarded a train is reversed and the brine forces us a room library. Mr. and Mrs. James DeVormer Mr. and Mrs. Webb Ward Invited lection of hunters to be Interviewed and Mrs. Ralph Brown of Cale- Ids. or of their son. Jack and bride, portunity to get rid of chipped and That Is a streamlined summary for Phoenix. Ariz., to spend ti e the propane out. Mr. Morse 5-8 who were married recently. The invited her family home for dinner their family home last Sunday for plus carefully worded questlon- donia. cracked dishes—especially cups. last Sunday In honor of their son of the many Important recommen- fuDy-automatic winter with her son-in-law and Above ground are three dehy- The Seventh grade is studying young couple will make their home their Thanksgiving dinner. Those alrea will turn up advance data Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Bunas at- Future Sewing Maids MSC economists say when the glaze Lloyd before his return to Fort dations contained In "Banlc Winter daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard drating tanks where the wet pro- the history of the Revolutionary in Stanton. present were Mr. and Mrs. Maurice that will be proved amazingly ac- tended the double funeral Satur- The Future Sewing Maids 4-H is worn or chipped from dishes Bennlng, Ga. Driving Rules," a new booklet just Blossom. pane is dried and stored ready for War. They have Just finished a Lavern Blocher is helping out at Ward and children of lohla, Mr. curate when all returns are In. day of Mr. and Mrs. Randall Club met with their leader, Mrs. they simply cannot be sterilized published by tho National Safety With legislative blessing, tho de- Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Smith return- shipment. These storage tanks are bulletin board display on Paul Re- the Ken Lyons store on Saturdays Miss Alice Richardson was a and Mrs. Hubert DeVrles and chil- Sprague of Flint, who were killed BUY OR SELL Leonard Bruce Thursday after- and hence they may be a health Council which sets down for tho partment Is opening counties In washer ed Wednesday from the 26th an- each nine feet In diameter, 65 vere's famous ride. They will carry until Mrs. Lyons Is sufficiently re- Thursday over night guest of Mrs. dren and Don Ward and familj. In an automobile accident while noon. The lesson was on the mak- hazard. first time.the results of 11 years the north half of the lower penin- nual meeting of the Chesapeake feet long and have a capacity of this into their English class by covered to be able to work again. Susanne Kammeraad of Grand enroute to Florida. The Spragues ing of Christmas presents. The All enjoyed a delicious turkey din- of test research by the Council's sula tj the taking ot any deer In nnd Ohio Railway Surgeons held 30.000 gallons. memorizing parts of Henry W. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bergy and Rapids. were parents of Jay Myers, son-in- girls drew names and made plans ner. Committee on Winter Driving Ha- the l.nst three days of this month's at the Greenbrier Hotel, White The plant Is very similar to the Longfellow's poem, "Paul Revere's Mable enjoyed a pre-Thanksglvlng Jack Averill who has been home Mr. and Mrs. Merl Cramton and zards. law of the Bui rases. ( Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. one constructed last year at the for their Christmas party to be Ride." dinner al the home of their son. regular gun season as a means of on furlough for three weeks re- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris were The booklet Is aimed at reducing Nine ladies wore present at the — NEXT SALE — George, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed- south edge of Lowell near the held al the home nt Carol Aldrlch. The Seventh and Eighth grades Warren and wife, of Bowne Sun- reducing a deer herd that has out- turned to Norfolk, Va. last Thurs- Sunday evening guests at the Ori- the high death and accident rates Spiritual Life class held at thj mund Lux will go to BuHon Mary Graham served the refresh- Science has made their own minia- day. Others present were Mr. and run Its natural food supply. Giand Trunk tracks. day . son Weaver home. homo of Mrs. Merrill Champion IIcight« Osteopathic hospital 'or ments. ture cloud rain storm. This will Mrs. Harry Lunsford and children resulting from Inadequate traction The university's research center The interior of the Ada Congre- and reduced visibility—the major Thursday afternoon. We are now an "operation for double hernia, In- Celebrates 90th Birthday —Linda Dygert, Reporter help them to get a thorough under- of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Sandra Wilcox of Lowell spent engages In fact finding for both Wednesday, December 3,1952 gational Church, being newly dec- winter driving problems from No- business and government. studying the Mission Field In Afri- curred while playing football with Mr. arid Mrs. Bernard Scheldt standlne of some of the forces of Clare Porrltt. The dinner was also the week end with her grandpar- SEE US TODAY! fnfoy Alto Baptist News orated, was not coaipleted, so ser- vember through February. ca. There will be no meeting I.. his Caledonia High School team. attended "Open House" given In nature. In celeibrauon of Alvin's birthday. —W ents, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Morris. Clinic-Clean washings vices were held in the town hRll IN OTHER WORDS- December. 1:00 P. M. Mrs. Ray Linton and father J. honor of the former's mother, Mrs. How deep does your Thanksgiv- The fifth graders are studying The children and grandchildren Mr. and Mrs. Clark Cellist and Basic Rule? for Winter Driving thru Iroub/e-free yean/ last Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Blamllng cf W. Thaler accompanied Mr. and Dora Scheldt of Lake Odessa at ing go? America Is a land blessed New England as It was when the of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Blocher Cheryl, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fox Six basic rules for safe winter TWO new samples of goobledy- of God. You may own and read a . • Sunday dinner guests at the Ho- Ionia spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Thaler of Freeport to her home Sunday afternoon and Pilgrims landed In relaUonshlp to had a family gathering at their nnd Mrs. Darwin Nelllst and Kathy driving are offered: gook the language of bureaucrats, Sales held first and third Wednesdays of each Bible. You may attend the church mer Morris home were Mr. and —are making the rounds in Wash- Mrs. John Blandlng. Today's Big Rtfd City Thursday to attend the evening. The occasion waa the present day conditions in natural home Sunday in honor of Mrs. Lor- J lit: ; • spent Saturday evening with Mrs. Get the feel of the road. Try your of your choice. Furthermore we Mrs. Eugene Morris, Sandra. Sheila ington. "To concretize" is to plan Difference month funeral of a cousin. Mrs. Sarah 90th birthday of Mrs. Scheldt and resources. en Bluclter, Mhu U planning to Mildred Fox at Cascade observing brakes occasionally, while driving in automatic are materially blessed; old timers leave with her three sons on Dec. nnd Pamela .^f L well and Mr. and slowly nnd nway from other traffic, out a project in concrete form as A lady In her early thirties wr.a Worth. a most gala affair with over 100 Notes on Report Card her birthday anniversary. 1 vashing— say that this year's corn crop is Mrs Tom Morris. the last step before going to work asked if she believed in love at Mrs. George Wieland, Rudy Wlt- friends and relatives calling to pay 1. Examine your chllds report Mrs. Rachel Strouse, who was I r I ^ Miss Estelle Hobbs cf AltJ was to find out just how slippery the the fomoui the best ever. There Is work to be Tho dedication of the new organ road Is. on" It. "An exhaustec" Is an unem-! first «iFhf, ti which i-he answered tenbach. Mrs. Tom Forward and their respects to this honored lady card closely. injured in a fall down the cellar a Thursday over night guest of WHIRLPOOLI had, if you don't like your present stairs at the home of her daughter. at the Congregational Church will Slow Down. Adjust your speed ployed person who has drav.n all "I believe In love at the first op- Mrs. Howard McDonald attended who lives alone and does all her 2. Give praise where praise has Miss Cheryl Nelllst. Seo it now! MKHIGAN PUBLIC AUCTION SALES position you may quit and find Mrs. John Tesch, returned home be held Sunday evening. Dee. 7. to road and weather conditions so the benefits he can obtain. portunity." the Training School for Sunday been earned, but talk to him be- The St. Roberts Guild Team of own housework. A sister, Mrs. another. How long Is It since you from the hospital Monday and is Further notice will be given next that you can stop or maneuver school teachers and officers held fore scolding for poor marks. Mrs. Robert McCormlck met at the Flora Caruso age 94 from Nash- have even attended church and recuperaUng nicely. week. safely. Phone 3462 Pewamo, Mich. at the Ionia Methodist church Sun- Sometimes a little encouragement I home of Mrs. James McCormick ville. was among the well wishers. thanked God for these blessings? Keep windshield clear. You must day afternoon. and understanding on your part Ralph Colby and Charles Wood j last Friday afternoon. Tom Morris spent n few days this Her gift from her children was Thanksgiving Service will be held see danger to avoid it. so be sure Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sterzlck will give him the boost he needs. were deer hunUng near Atlanta Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cramtoc week a* tho Clyde Pearson farm Located 9 miles east of Ionia or 3 miles west of visited the latter's sister and family a most attractive fireside chair at Alto Baptist Church on Thanks- last week. RITTENGER'S in Indiana. your headlights, windshield wiper 3. If your child's report card j were guests of the Afton nnd Mor- WINTER'S giving morning, Nov. 17, at 10:00 blades and defrosters are In top- In Lansing Sunday. and she received dozens of per- shows that he is In danger of fp'l- j rises at their cabin at St. Helen Miss Jenn Stevens of Giand Rap- Pewamo on M2I Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Lee of sonal gifts from others who at- a. m. You are Invited. notch condition. ing, plan to visit his teacher. last week Sunday. id? was a Monday over night puesl South Boston enjoyed a venison Young People's Rally will be Use tire chains on snow and ice. the Greatest Features tended and over three hundred 4. The most important mark on Mi. and Mrs. Willard Murks Juck of Alire Richardson and her Tues- dinner with Mr and Mrs. Fred Pat- held on December 6, at 8:00 p. m. Gifts Galore for the Early Christmas They cut stopping distances about COMING g. AntomaUc Washing are Combined Bring Your Machinery cards. your chllds card Is in reading. and Jean. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rlch- day night guest was Susanne Kam- tison Thursday evening. Young persons give yourself a I meraad. in half, and increase starting and Without average reading ability he UNICO j ardson and Mr. and Mrs. Junior Mrs. Paul Dintaman and two Congratulations on 58th treat, attend this rally. See and DO YOU NEED hill-climbing traction by four to Only in WkM4>00(r cannot obtain good understanding Shopper Averill attended the funeral of Per- Thursday night and Friday guests daughters and Mrs. Anna Fairchild Congratulations are being ten- fellowship with other Christian of Mrs. Shirley Ward were Mrj. seven times. Even with the help of of many other subjects. cy Marks at McBain last Tuesday. chains, however, lower than nor- and Mrs. Lawrence Richardson vis- dered to Mr. and Mrs. P. F Kline young people. Mrs. B. Frye, chalk IDEAL FOR NURSES RUFF! TUFF! Ollle Rltter of L:well and Cora Prepare ited Mrs. Ida Brown at Maple artist, will be there. Mr. Adams Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris, Mr. mal speeds are a must on snow and on their 58th wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fryling were MONEY? TIRES Ladies—Grab these. Values to Burt of Carson City. ... thrifty SUDS-MISfR and tha SfVEN IIMB will be the speaker. Save this date: Men's extra fine waterproof and Mrs. Walter Afton and Mr. ice. Ledger Want Advs. Bring Results Grove home Thursday evening. which occurred last Friday, Nov. Sunday visitors of the former's S71.S0. 17-jewel wrist watches— Miss Nancy Ward accompanied ... taMlhaf GfRMKIOAl UUW ... M* Saturday, December 6th. brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and watch. 17-jewel, $37.50 value. and Mrs. Roy Richardson are home Pump your brakes to slow down 21. Mr. and Mrs. Vernor I^rnn shock-proof, anti-magnetic, fa- her father, Robert Ward of Sar- dee*** AGIFLOW ACTION .. . tfa^snkf Mrs. Felts Luikes of Grand Rapids. CanTA.ir Shock-proof, anti-magnetic with from their northern hunting until or stop. Jamming them on can lock Now! brought a beautifully decorated Mother, your children need that For Christmas mous Incabloc attachment Ra- anac and grandmother Alice Ward aai-TONf SI6NAI... many etften, M* Owen Nash returned from his famous Incabloc attachment after Thanksgiving. the wheels and throw your car int" wedding cake In honor of the oc- EXTRA Bible training given at of Grand Rapids to Caledonia Sat- NS-TUI «AUAHTT0i TIANSaBSML hunting trip Monday. One deer dium dial and CIO 00 Radium dial and handsanas,. dweeSweep Mr. and Mrs. Bob Courtright and a dangerous skid. casion and the Kline's received the Alto BapUst Church every hands. Sweep 2nd \ IV |0| urday night where they attended was shot in his hunUng party. or Bills 1 second hand. children of Grand Rapids were Sat- Follow at a safe distance. Keep many gifts and cards from friends Tuesday at 4:00 p. m. All school hand. Fully guar....• the high school play in which Bev- INSULATION — STORM WINDOWS Earl Wieland visited over the Fully urday evening dinner guests of hb well back of the car ahead so you and relatives. They also heard a children are Invited. Mrs. L. Jones eriy Ward had a part. week end with Morse Demlng. guaranteed. ... $16.88 parents Mr. and Mrs. Clifford have room to stop. Remember that selection on the radio played at and Mrs. P. Dintaman are In Then See Short and Long Mrs. Pat Shimmel and two boys STORM DOORS — ROOFING — PAINT WITTENBACH charge. Courtright. without tire chains it takes three WOOD on that day just for them. Expansion Watch Bonds Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wride of Lake Odessa were Sunday din- to 12 times as far to stop on snow In recalling those who attended Sales & Service Rare Hunting Experiencs For Men and Boysl AA WATCH BANDS Marion and Norma accompanied ner guests of her sister, Mrs. Clark and Ice as on dry concrete. the wedding 50 years ago less than JORDAN LOAN CO. W. Main St., Lowell Ph. 212 Mack Watson Is relating a rath- Stainless Steel. jl W by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. VanAllen of Nelllst and family. In the after- half a dozen are now living. Mr. For Extra Large or Extra Small There must be a reason for thou- er unusual circumstance in con- 17.50 Valuee ••e»# Grand Rapids visited the Museum noon they called to see Pat Shim- CORNELL LUMBER CO. $25.00 to $500.00 on Wristsl Men'e and Ladies' Gold sands of voters making sure of and Mrs. Harrison Hughson of nection with his recent deer hunt- Sunday afternoon and were supper mel at Butterworth hospital, who Phone 170 Bowes Rd., Lowell UJkinlpooi - Amer/e*'s f/rsr Grand Rapids called Sunday to of- mtWMS Filled Expansion their registration. The Nov. 4 elec- ing trip in the Upper Peniusulu. guests at the Wride home. * underwent surgery last Wednesday Easy Payments SET IT AND FORGET IT! WATCH BANDS tion may give the answer. F*m//y of //ome Launder/ng fer congratulations. He spotted a fine buck and "gave An assured income st $2.88 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Afton at- morning. age? Ask about Woodmen Central's $71.50 Value. Men's automatic At Rittenger's — Mrs. Joseph Dubervllle who has To settle the estate of the late John E. Rockefellow. the following described Attend 'Over Sixty' Exhibit it the gun" only to see it go bound- tended a family birthday dinnet ing merrily away over a kaoll and Retirement life Insurance Plan. PHONE 96177 for wnst watches — self-winding, for his father, Charles Afton, Tues- been seriously ill is convalescing property will be sold at Public Auction on the farm located 3 miles Southeast of Mrs. Pearl Dygert and sister, waterproof, snti-magnetic, Inca- out of sight Mack naturally start- day Nov. 25, at the home of his at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Miss Genevieve Graham, accom- QUICK SERVICE bloc attachment Radium dial 19150 Value Ladies' 17-Jewel 2- Cascade on US 16 then I mile South on Whitneyville Road to S2nd St., or I mile ed in pursuit and hadn't gone far DIAMOND WATCHE• t-OS witee i %h ti daughter Mrs. Herman Snell of VanderKlip in Grand Rapids. panied Mrs. Francis Wakefield CHAS. I. COLBY and hands. Sweep second hand. when he heard a shot from the di- Tublar Grand Rsptde. Sgt. Lloyd DeVormer who has North and 3% miles West of Alto at 8870 S2nd St., S. €.. on and mother, Mrs. John Brannan, 1301 National Bank Building Stainless steel cai rection the buck had taken. "There Clarksville, Mich. Expansion beeu spending a 12-day furlough to the "Over Sixty" Exhibition at goes my deer" Mack said sadly to Grand Rapids, Mich. KLEINHEKSEL'S Fully with his parents has returned to guaranteed -$34J« Bands. $29.00 the Grand Rapids Museum Tues- himself but kept on going. Woodmen Auidcnl Compony C. E. Baughman, Mgr. FARM SERVICE PUBLIC NOTICES Fort Bennlng, Ga., where he Is day afternoon. Mrs. Dygert enter- Imagine his surprise and pleas- ' limoln, Nebtoska C c31. 34 studying night engineering. Hia Ford F-5's outsell ed a chocheted ibedspread for the McCords Michigan wife and baby who have been with Thursday, Dec. 4,1952 ure on finding that the hunter who OU>» APPOINTING TIME FOR HEARING exhibition and Mrs. Brannan's en- had finally downed the deer was CLAIMS him several months, will remain Storting at 12:30 P. M., Sharp tries were a knitted bedspread YOU CANNOT PAY THE REGULAR Stata of Michigaa, the Probata Court for here for the present. his son. Merle, whom Mack had the County of Kent. and her famous hooked stair car- thought was hunting in a different At • Muion of Mid coort. held et the Mr. and Mrs. James DeVormer pet ' direction. PRICE DURING THIS SALE probate office, in the city of Greed Repidt. recelvel word that their son Claud HOUSEHOLD GOODS. DISHES. ETC. in teid county on the 12th day of November. who underwent a nasal operation DIA. A. D. t«2. Card of Thanks Alto Garden Club Total Weight 1/S Ct Ladies' Over S Carat Ladiee' In a hospital In Germany is re- CATTLE MONO SOLITAIRE. PreMet: Ho*. JOHN DALTON, Judge of SAFE — 23x26 Inches. On Rollers I am deeply grateful to my The Alto Garden Club met Wed- 14-Diamond Probate. covering nicely. all others-ton trucks! BRIDAL SET. $200.00 In Hie Matter of Hie Estate of Jotrn E. BANGS TESTED friends and neighbors and to the nesday afternoon at Snow District Roger Faulkner, son of Mr. and 7 cu. ft. Frigidaire Refrigerator $22540 Value $99.00 Value $94.00 Rockefellow, Deceased. White Circle for the many acts of After Pres. Fairchllds conducted Built to build your business! It appeerwg to the court that the time Mrs LaVern Faulkner, enjoyed a Holstein Heifer, 2 yrs. old, due Dec. Universal Electric Stove kindness shown me and my family the usual business, the nominating Ladiee' 14K Gold 10-Diamond for presentation of deirm egeimt said estele ten day furlough with the home Only IVFC-ton truck with V-fi or new LOW- during my stay In the hospital and Men's DIAMOND SOLITAIRE. should be limited, end thet a time end Guernsey Heifer, 2 yrs., due Dec. committee presented the slate and WEDDING RINGS. piece be appointed to receive, examine and fulks and returned to his station FRICTION Sal Feed F-6, O.V.W. 14,000 Q*. Kitchen Utensils, Dishes, Etc. since my return home. all were unanimously elected as $115.00 value. Set in heavy gold ediutt ell claims end demends against said at San Diego., Calif., last Sunday. choice of 3 wheelbase lengths. Durham Heifer, 2 yrs. old, open cSl Mrs. Robert McWhinney follows: President, Mrs. Richard You name Hie job! There's an Inter- mean by "built to build your busi- At Rittenger's $45.00 mounting. deceesed by end before said court: Round Oak Kitchen Range $50.00 Value $19.00 It is Ordered. Thet creditors of said de- Fairchild: Vice Pres., Mrs. Harvey national built to fit it—to do it better, ness." And that's why you should ceased ere required to present their claims GOES UP AND UP Kitchen Table, Chairs, Cabinet and Slater and Sec'y. and Treas., Mrs. for longer, at far less cost to you than talk to us about an International BRILUANT DIAMOND to said court at seid Probete Office on o- For the past year the Federal Emerson Stauffer. The dining Men's Straight Row 3-DIA- before the Wth day of January, A. 0. 1151, government has been adding 1.500 SADDLE HORSES Cupboard any other truck. That's what we Truck first! (225.00 Value Genuine Gents' M at ten o'clock in tne forenoon, seid time end table was most attracUve with MONO RINGS. place being hereby eppointed for the exam- new civilian employees per day to Carat BRILLIANT DIAMOND Dining Table and 6 Chairs white candles, fruits aud nuts, in $12540 value only ination and adjustment of all claims end de- the more than 2.000.000 we already Black and White Spotted Mare, 9 keeping with Thanksgiving. The in heavy gold at Rittenger's $49.00 mands against said deceased. were paying for out of our taxes, mounting at It is Further Ordered. That public notice years old president introduced our Garden thereof be given by publicetion of a copy of according to Senator Byrd of Vir- Small Desk China Closet only $99.00 Club member. Mrs. Blanche Spauld- DIAMOND SOLITAIRES this order for three sutxessi.e weeks previous ginia. There are more than 2.500.- Marble Top Side Board, Dresser and f ing of Caledonia, who ably sup- S-)ob farm hand I The L-160 series with to said day of hearing, in the Lowell Ledger, 000 working for the Federal gov- Sorrell Mare Colt, 2 years old e newspaper printed end circulated in snid plied for Mrs. M. H. Sheffield of combination stock rack and grain body DIAMOND SOLITAIRE Reg. $69.00 Men's DIAMOND county. ernment now. in addition to those Stand Grand Rapids, and gave us many Black and White Spotted Colt, geld- makes a rugged truck for the form. GVW'i Regular $454)0 Ladiesdies' DIA- SOLITAIRES. Large center gem JOHN DALTON. in the Army. Navy. Marines, and 2 Sectional Book Cases and Books workable ideas. Her subject was with two side dia- A true copy: Judge of Probata. Air Force. The Senator says there ing, 18 months old "Putting the Garden to BeJ" and 14000 to 16,000 lbs. MONO SOLITAIRE DAISY C. COGSHALL. with four Side Dia- monds in heavy sol Register of Probate. c-30-32 are plans for raising the number Corner China Closet her own beautiful garden pro- $21.00 id gold mountings. $29.00 to 3.000.000. claims the fact that she knows her monds. Gold Mount Gerald Henry, Atty. HAY. STRAW, OATS. CORN ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEARING 2 Reed Chairs 2 Record Cabinets garden. Mrs. Harvev Slater brought CLAIMS Plastic Wall Coating Approx. 500 bales Alfalfa and Clover a beautiful bouquet of pansies. the Stata of Michigan, lha FioLal« Cvuil lui A plactic which can b« apiayed 2 Library Tables Office Chair size, arrangement etc.. causing the County of Kent. Peak performer 1 The %-ton Don't miss these bargains! on in a single coat to form a con- Approx. 500 bales Clover and Timothy much Interest and we are sure she At a session of said court, held at the pro Floor Lamps Some Pictures bate office, in the city of Grand Rapids, in tinuous sheet that will bridge wall has a "green thumb". There was a pickup has plenty of comfort and WATCH BANDS POCKET WATCHES said county on the 13th day of November, A. cracks up to two inches is made Approx. 1,000 bales Timothy Hay large attendance and all enjoyed handling eaie —plus real econ- Comb. Book Case and File Cabinet Men'e work pocket watches. Ladies' and Men'e Watch Bands D. I9S2. with a vlnyl-resln base. It resists the delicious lunch served by the Present HON. JOHN DALTON, Judge of Approx. 170 bales 2nd Cutting Hay omy. Other pickups in and I* —Reg. $7.50 Gold Filled Ex- deterioration by weather, water, 3 Rugs: I IxIS. 9x12. 9x11 committee and the hospitable hos- Factory guaranteed. ^4 "f A Probate. ton sizes, 8 and 9-ft. bodies. pansion Watch Bands. ^4 In Hie MaHer of the Ettfte of Harry H. major mold, and mildew groups, tesses. Then we reluctantly depart- A big saving. )|#/7 Approx. 120 bales of Straw Yellow, Pink or \ I 77 Lira ner Doceesed most acids and alkalies, and strong Davenport, Upholstered Chairs and ed tc meet with Mrs. Fred Pattlson Only — It appearing to the court that the time for White #le#f washing detergents. Approx. 200 bushels of Oats Odd Chairs for the Christmas Party, Dec. 17. preaaatation of claims against said estate WEDDING RINGS tSould ba limitad. and that a time and STAINLESS STEEL place ba appointed to receive, examine and The girl who used to wear un- Approx. 1300 baskets Ear Corn Couch Love Seat Chest of Drawers J. W. Thaler of Green Lake spent adjust all claims and demands against said last week at the Ray Linton home. $17JO Value Men'e 14K Gold TABLEWARE SETS deceased by and before said court: mentionables now has a daughter Cedar Chest 3 Trunks The Linton's were Sunday evening WEDDING It is Ordered, That creditors of said de- who wears nothing to speak of. SMALL TOOLS and MISCELLANEOUS ceased are required to present their claims Mat tne big reason why frvdrars insist on M F-5's: callers of Mr. and Mrs. George Lin- RINGS. Service for 6. Electric Fan and Heater $4.88 24 pieces. to said court at said Probate Office on or ARTICLES Iminw ton of McCords. Only $4.88 before the 2iHi day of January, A. D. ItSJ. 1,1 Mrs. Ray Linton has been ap- Out they go. Set at ten o'clock in the forenoon, said time end MICHIGAN GAS 4 Steel Beds, 4 Dressers. Sewing place being hereby appointed for the exam- Platform Scales Wktts pointed to take charge of the Meth- 6-PC. STEAK KNIFE ALL METAL ination and adjustment of all claims and BCE GEE Extension Ladder — Other Ladders Cabinet odist church School Nursery Sun- demands against said deceesed. 3 out of 4 run for loss then 3'A' • nilo! day mornings during church ser- SETS COMPACTS It is Further Ordered, That public notice Quilts, Pillows. Blankets and Bedding vices. Mothers having small chil- thereof ba given by publication of a copy of Grapple Fork 2 Jack Screws With Serrated Stain lees Steel Valuee te $3.00. this order for three successive weeb previoui Piano Player Attachment and Mu- dren can take advantage of this to said day of haaiing in tha Lowell Led- 3 rolls of Woven Wire (new) fine opportunity to listen to the Assorted ger a newspaper printed end circulated in OUR 6^6 WORKS VKV Only Styles 99c said county. sic Rolls sermon aud Ifc naauicu that their We have PROOF! Quanity of Crates at Rittenger's $4.29 JOHN DALTON. WST.VOUKNCV/- little ones are being well cared for. Ladies' and Men'e Qen. Leather A. trse cepy; Juri^e of Probate. Reducing Machine. Victrola and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Livingston DAISY C. COGSHALL, IT NEVER mEARD Quanities of Lumber WEDDING RINGS Register of Probate. C30-32 Concertina and children were Sunday lunch ZIPPER BILLFOLDS OF THAT WORD*SLOW" .guests of Mr. and Mrs. GBen Love- LINSEY, SHIVa. PHaPS 1 VANDERWAL. • 629 Ford F-6 b, like (be one above, took part in Many other articles too numerous to 2 Horse Blankets and Buffalo Robe $12.50 Value Ladiee' 14K Geld $540 Valuee. land. WEDDING Yours for the aix-month, on-the-job Ford Truck Economy mention The inedium-duty general OROOt APfOIMTIHC TJWE FOR HEfMLlNG Remington Typewriter Mr. and Mrs. Tom Forward visit- RINGS. only $1.99 CLAIMS FLVAL RESULTS Run. For 3 out of 4, the cost of gae, oil, and scrvicc ed Friday with the former's uncle $188 Stete of Michigan, the Probate Court for purpose 1-160 series stoke truck is built to Only SC MlUlor MIU HRE WOOD and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Kraft tha County of Kent. (but not including fixed expenses, such as taxes, Quanity of Dishes, Glassware and perform at peak efficiency at low cost. IS-ft 3-PIECE COSTUME At a session of said coort, held at the of Greenville who are getting nice- license, depreciation, etc.) was less Aon 3%$ a mile! Approx. 12 cords Split Stove Wood stake body, 154-in. wheelbase. probate office, in the city ot Grand Rapids, Some Antiques ly settled in their new home follow- CARVING SETS JEWELRY SET in said county on the 20th day of November, FORD TRUCK See us NOW for a Ford F-5. Best deal in town! ing their marriage on Nov. 15. Mrs. S-Pc. Bone Handle writh Stain- Rhinestone, Opal, Cameo and A. D. I9S2. Approx. 6 cords Block Wood Many Other Articles. Please be on Present, HON. RICHARD W. BRYANT, In tractor sorvko. Ford F-6 has Kraft is the former, Mrs. Jessie lees Steel Blades. Colored Stone. AMI Aft Now—up to 14% MORI gas savlnssl Judge of Probate. ECONOMY RUN G.C.W. of 24,000 lbs. Optional 2- 5 cords Kindling Wood time. Sale must start on time k" 111 Schrader of West Bowne. a better America Out they go. $1040 Values. VfXX In the Matter of the Estate of Robert T. J Now Fci-d offers three ail-new LOW-FRICTION truck speed axle. All Ford F-5 models give Set $149 Gift boxed WVW Davis. Deceased. It appearing to the court that the time for engines. New short-stroke design cuts power-eating you Double CLannel frame (except TERMS — Cash, unless other arrangements have been made with clerk before presentation of claims against said estate For complete Informatkm ebeet any Intereatjona/ Truck, should be limited, and that a time and place friction . . . you save up to one gallon in seven! 134' wb.), big 11' Gyro-Grip clutch. the sale. All goods to be settled for on day of sale. Nothing to be removed be appointed to receive, examine and adjust Now FIVE great Ford Truck engines to choose from! all claims and demands against said de- until settled for. Not responsible for accidents. ceased by and before said court; It is Ordered. That ceditors of said de- COME IN—SII THIS BOOK TODAYI Men in COLBY WITTENBACH SALES SERVICE ceased are required to present their claims YOUR line of work drove their Ford Trucks t to said court at said Probate Office on or ACENCVY before the 2nd> day of February. A. D. 1953, in the big Economy Run. This book shows CECIL BIBBLER. SALES MGR. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, said time and you their running costa Compare -nee how place being hereby eppointed for the exnm- WiliHDi, ,U4 FORD TRUCKING COSTS LESS alps-ss Phone 212 1 i:nu:7jnH W. Main Street, Lowel •nation and adjustment of all claims and de- fkPLUMBlNO-mm le it can cost You to run a Ford Truck! F.D.A.F. JOHN E. ROCKEFELLOW ESTATE yeuow mands egaintt said deceased. If is Further Ordered. That public notice .vrrxtfW EOTIif W RITTENGER thereof be given by publication of a copy of Eori Y. Colby —AHo this order for three successive weeks previous Dan A. Wingeler, Administrator PACES Office: 2421 Res.: 3151 to said day of hearing, in the Lowell Ledger, INTERNATIONAL ^ TRUCKS Jewelry a newspaper printed and circulated in said C. H. Runciman Co. Motor Sales GEO. VANDERMEULEN. Auctioneer Dan A. Wingeier. State Savings county. RICHARD W. BRYANT OSS* «-6i Chories I. Colby - e'JSt-£* 'Standard of the Highway' A true copy: Judge of Probate. Sai. LOWELL JAY BOELENS, Manager LEE PITSCH, Service Manager Rank of Lowell, Clerk 101 E. Main St. Lowell DAISY C. COGSHAU, Cor. Main & Hudson, Lowell Phone 222 Office: 3231 Clarksvillo Register of Probate. c3l-33 8 THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL. MICH.. NOV. 27, 1952 LOCAL HAPPENINGS Bert Horton, 71, Dies Bowling Kent Ag. Topics Mrj. Rpy Thompaon, Mrs. Harold Tax Notices After Brief Illness Notes from Kent Co. Exten. Office Raymor an<} Mrs, Kenneth Fox of Bert Horton, 71, real estate bro- Ada attended funeral services for Lowell Township ker, well known throughout Kent News E. W. Ruehs of Caledonia has Henry Postma in Grand Rapids Taxes will he duo and payable last Saturday. county, died Monday at the home a registered cow, Rosemont C. December 1, 1952 at township treas- of his son, Allen at Battle Creek. urer's office, corner of Main and Candy, which produced 12,614 lbs. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Purchase and Ho hod been ill about two months Vergennes, Lowell. Hours; 9 a. m. A Day Of Wednesday, 9 o'cock, Nov. 19 of milk and 569 lbs. of butterfat Mr. and Mrs. Orley Rulason were and away from his office at Rock- Ken's Tavern maintain a five during her last lactation. She Is a Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and to 5 p. m. dolly, except Thursday ford. afternoons. Dog taxes ore also due point load over the second place five year old. Candy is the daugh- Mrs. Ray Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Surviving ore two other sons. now.—Lylla Johnson, Lowell Town- Grand Rapids Industrial team by ter of Carlo of Hickory Grove who Will Laux, enjoying a carry-In din- Jay of Grand Rapids ond Clare of ship Treasurer. c31-82 taking Hl-Spced two games aful to- has 49 daughters nnd 1 son In the ner at the home ,of the latter In Rockford; a daughter, Mrs. Mory tal pins. Both teams bowled "beldw perfonnance register of the Amer- Eustls, Fla., as they were enrouto Ads Township Gerow of Grand Rapids; nine their average except Al Kerr who ican Guernsey Cattle Club. to Riviera Beach, where they will grandchildren and two great-grand- spend the winter. I will be at Ada Township Hall rolled 201-172 for a 541 series. C. to recelvc property and dog tax on children. Koerts rolled a 193-170 for a 499 From Arthur Rosenberger, D. H. Mr. and Mrs. Mac MacDonald of Services were held Wednesday I. A. tester, for the Central Kent the following Fridays: Dec. 5, 12. series. C. Armstrong was high man Grand Rapids called Sunday on Mr. afternoon in the Blanchord funeral Association, we have the following 19, and 26, 1952, and Jan. 2, 9, and for the losers with a 481 scries. and Mrs. John Thomas. homo ot Rockford. Burial will be report. High cows for tlyj month Mrs. Otis Bibbler, Sr., is on the 18, 1953. Grand Rapids Industrial Welders in Greenwood cemetery, Sparta. of October are Vernon Dunn of sick list.> Also will be at the Mlnord Hoist hung on to second place by taking Rockford with a Guernsey produc- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morse of store Thursdays: Dec. 18, 1952 ind Jack's Bar two games and total ing 84.6 lbs. of butterfat. Second lonla called on Mr. and Mr«. L, B. Jan, 15, 1053. Hours 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. O-Ki-Ci-Ya-Pi Campfire pins. H. VanderMulen rolled a 509, high a Guernsey owned by Adrian HENRY FASE, TOasurer Ayres Sunday. The sixth grade Campfire open- Kd Roth 483 for the winners. A. Alles and Sons. Third a Holstein Ada, Michigan Bauer and P. Ward were high for Mrs. George Graves and Mrs. ed up our meeting Tuesday. No- owned by Lynn and Norman Brad- Roger Warnhuls of Grand Rapids C81-32 the Insers, F Rtrnnd, with a 809 vember 18, 1952 with Mrs. Coons, ford. High medium herd is the culled Friday on Mrs. M. B. Mc- series again sparked the Hoffman Boston Township leader. We talked about putting Holstein herd of Ploeg Bros.. Pherson. team to two games and total pins our beads on our Jackets. Rockford: second high medium Dexter Smelker and family of Starting Saturday, Doc. 6. I will over the Corncobbers. The Corn- We mode out our Indian sym- herd. Arthur P. Edison of Grand Grand Rapids called on his aunt, be at the Saranac Bank each Wed- cobbers went to third place and it bols to decorate our Jackets. We Rapids; Large herds, Lynn and Mrs. Ellse Kropf Sunday. nesday and Saturday until Jan. 21, put Hoffman's tied with Hi-Speed hod help by three 8th grade girls. Norman Bradford of Sparta, first for collection of taxes. There will for fifth place. Jim Topp rolled a Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kropf and They were Judy Potter, Gladys and Roy T. Smutz and A. C. Bla- two sons were Sunday dinner be a 1 percent fee up until Jan. 21, 300 series, and is the only bowler Barton and Kay Strouse. scr of Lowell, second. guests of her brother and sister-in- and a 4 percent fee from then un- in the leflgue to have bowled a 500 Sandy DeVrles, Scribe law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dygert in til March 1. series or more in every •eries. Al New ventilating systems for dai- Grand Rapids. C31-32 Chas. D. Kent, Treas. Kerr missed the firtt night. ry barns seem to be popular. Many Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barber and Cascade Township In the other contest Roth nnd installations are being made. Bill Billy, Mr. and Mrs. James Barber NEW SHIPMENT Sons took two games and total Zimmerman at Cedar Springs has and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Blough I will be at the town hall to col- pins from King Milling Co. Pen recently installed one as did Nel- and baby were guests at a pre- lect property and dog taxes on the Deachum waa bigh fot Hie win- son Potter of Caledonia. If jrnu Tliunkogivinti dinner Sunday at following Fridays: December 5, 12, ners with a 517. J. MacFnrland need some^help in this project the home of Mrs. Lillian Barber 10, 26, m2 and January 9 and 10, Copper and Brass was high for the loeers. give us a ring. in Grand Rapids. 1953 from 9:00 a. m. to 4:30 p. m.— Roy T. Smutz nnd A. C. Blaser Mrs. Clare Palen returned Sun- Mrs. Edna Osmer, Cascade Town- LOWELL JILLS sold the top cow in the State Hol- day after spending a week with ship Treasurer. 31-32 Rose MacFarland was high for stein Sale held this fall. Congratu- Mrs. Minnie Short in Mansfield, the evening with a 173-163-434. lations. Ohio. She is well on the way to re- Ledger Wont Ads firing resulti> m Clara Callier ran a close second covery. IT TAKES TWO TO MAKE A BARGAIN with 172136. Doris Beukema had A Freemartin heifer—that is Mro. Grace Graves had supper Thanksgiving is more than turkey. Let 169. Winnie Ellis 157, Edith Nevins one born twin to n bull, can be and spent Monday evening with 155, Chris Hall 152. Christiansen blood typed as a calf to see wheth- Mr. and Mrs. Clare Palen. Drugs took 3 points from King er she will bo a normal breeder. us remember the bountiful life we enjoy Milling, the Farmerettes and Su- If the caif checks out with the CARD OF THANKS perior split with 2 points each. same blood type as her twin bro- Also the New Modern To our Oberley Drive neighbors, ther she will not breed. A local is just part of the manifold blessings for Segwum friends, and neighbors of SPARKETTE LEAGUE veterinarian can draw the blood Mm Pnlen nnd all others who BLACK HAMMERED State Savings Blank slid over samples ana send mem to a special which we thank the Lord. were so kind during my recent be- Pete's Tavern for four points, to laboratory at Ohio State Univer- reavement, I wish to express my METAL With Solid shoot the bank within one point of sity. deepest appreciation. first place Keiser's Kitchen. Tho Mrs. Frank Graves Kitchen lost 2 games and total to Farm auction sales listing dairy Brass Trim L. E. Johnson's but took one point cattle to be sold for beef arc po- National Apple Week is a good On this glorious American for their slight lead. The Martin tential sources of infection for time to remember Michigan apples. holiday we all pause from our Twins swamped C. H. Runciman's "Bangs Disease". State Department daily activities to render our taking all four points to regain of Agriculture representatives here appreciation for the many SELECT some of their old style, with TheJ- recently points out that purchase blessings He has delivered us, m.\ Poole leading the winners 182- of these animals for other than for the freedoms we enjoy, for CHRISTMAS GIFTS immediate slaughter is a violation 7&wWi6nq Compa/w 494, high for the evening, and the richness of our fields and NOW Blanche Minor 455. Highland Hill of the law. Cottle over one year factories, for the promising sold for breeding purposes must Lowell. Michigan Aj carried away four from the Red future we face together. The $1.00 Down will hold Peppers with Emma Quiggle roll- have a negative Bang's test within "Thanks" we offer are in- ing a 469 series. Other high scores the specified time limits prior to deed from deep in all our your gift for sale. The current Bangs testing CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION Engagement Announced TANDA GROUP CAMPFIRE for the evening were Marilynne hearts. thrisfmas ANNOUNCED BY S. J. AYRES The Tanda Group of the Fifth Dllly 457, Chic Gardner 430 and E. program in the county using the Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Needham milk ring test is not sufficient evi- Civil Service examination for Grade Campfire Girls met Nov. 20, Topp 426. announce the engagement and ap- and made place cards and decora- dence. Individual blood tests are probational appointments for the proaching marriage of their daugh- required on each animal, which positiona of Substitute Clerk-Car- tions for the Thanksgiving trays O-ki-hi Campfire Girls POTTERY SALE! ter Marion, to Richard O. Stuart, for Mary Free Bed. Turkeys were your local veterinarian is prepar- riers at $1,615 per hour was an- son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester D. Stu- ed to take. Of course, it's common nounced today by S. J. Ayres, Se- made of pine cones with pipe The O-ki-hi Campfire girls met Vi OFF art of Clarksville. The wedding cleaner legs and paper heads and sense to isolate all purchased ani- cretary, Board of U. S. Civil Ser- date has been set for January 17. at Mrs. Rivette's house. We dis- tails. mals for at least a couple weeks vice Examiners. cussed paying our dues and the to avoid spreading disease. —Scribe, Linda Connors girls are going to try and get them Applicants for this examination IN MEMORIAM must reside within the delivery of in next week. The girls taking KIEL'S Lowell, Mich, post office or be bo- In loving memory of a kind hus- Those who conUnue to shrink Homemaking and Gardening gave Gl Problems Require The Rollins Agy. na fide patrons of such office. band, father and grandfather, Jo- from responsibility—continue to the meeting Tuesday. Two of the Just PWrin Old Cautiofi 836 W. Main Ph. 404F2 ROWER ft GIFT SHOP seph H. Gaunt, who left us four- shrink. girls from our group taking Haadi- Service Is Our Business Phone 225F-2 817 E. Main St ^ tjt,,,. „ . teen years ago, Nov. 24, 1938. craft are helping the 6th graders Saving Veteran Homes Able to Get ReeulU for you. c31 Mrs Ruth Gaunt 61,(1 fa,nl,y make their ceremonial Jackets. Scribe, Marva Ellis Veterans certainly have their share of problems these days, ac- teport Fire Propeify cording to Congressman Gerald R. OTTO MM Ford who submits the score of RAVENNA The Miuutes You Save letters on allotment checks, G I May Save Your Home loans, GI education, etc., received at his office almost daily. Many LIVESTOCK SALES Wintertime, when snow drifts of these problems are unavoidable i and Icy roads may slow down the but some might be escaped if Just iHf SMf* Prices for Nov. 24. 814 Head fire engines, ia an especially dan- plain old caution were used. of Livestock, 125 Cases Poultry gerous time for fires. When fire For example, when it comes to strikes, every minute counts. Don't buying something as expensive as delay the firefighters even further a house, nearly all of us have to Ved up to $36.50 cwt. by your carelessness. Be sure you borrow money to swing the deal. e PUxihU ***** mttsl cmrtsim Beef and Heifers up to $25.00 cwt. know how to call the fire depart- That involves regular payments ev- —lea firelight thine through. ment. ery month. Now, sometimes, in main • Stops fiyhti fp*ria—proceco Beef Cows .„up to $22.00 cwt. The Umc to brief yourself is spite of everything that can be sgtimt dsfflsge to rugs, Soon. now, before you smell smoke. The done, a few fall behind on their Beef Buls up to $19.90 cwt. tan e Mfpmramct—pyn National Board of Wk-e Underwrit- payments—and of course, that holds gracefal cfasno to mj firtplsce. Feeder Cattle frpm $10.50 to $21.50 cwt. true for some veterans who have ers suggests these simple steps. I e Essy * +€* sr c£u with oor bought homes with GI loans. So Hogs up to $18.30 cwt. L£Wf3 raw CMiMNFMOU* Write down the correct telephcne hsod—has Uaipoli Control. number of your local Are depart- here's a warning. Watch out for IN rm FALL, AM MK£ O RntsrkMy k* im kric*~- Sows up to $15.60 cwt. n ment, and place it near the 'phone. sharpers." BUT whim you atop ^ aak co it say sis fopber. Or, If the procedure in your town Feeder Pigs from $6.00 to $24.00 each 1 The bait used by these tricksters my *! suck as icrf is to call the operator, make note is a promise to help you wipe out Horses from $15.00 to $58.00 each of that. The next time the temptation your accumulated debt and bring Give your address clearly and Lambs up to $19.50 cwt. to speed prods you, just re- you up to date. But to do this you distinctly when you call. have to sign the sharper's papers. SALE STARTS AT 5:00 P. M. member this . . . the impact Find out about your alarm box- Too late, you learn that what you ENJOY YOUR FIREPLACE WITH SAFETY OVER The sale hat the largeet number of buyers paying the high- when driving 80 miles per where it is located and how to op- really signed was a deed to your est market pricee tor your liveetock. hour is like driving your car THE HOLIDAYS • erate it. property. That makes you pay plen- off an eleven story building! Valuable Free Gift given away at 9:00 o'clock every Monday Once you have turned in the ty to get your own house back. If nighL Must be preeent to win. Don't speed. Keep protected, alarm, wait by the box to direct you can't raise the money, he takes too, with our peace-of-mind You are always welcome to attend the salee every Monday the firemen to the fire. you to court. He produces the dead X •ven though yoo do not have anything to eell. insurance. Let us check your The minutes you save may save signed by you and puts you out of We operate the Ravenna Livestock Sale on Monday, the insurance needs today. Lowell Limber & Coal Co. your home—in any season! your own house. And that's only Big Rapide Sale on Wedneeday and the Fremont Stock Sale one of the tricks they use. Open Thursday Affernoons on Friday. CARD OF THANKS For prompt and courteous trucking service — call E. Cook, May Buy Your Equity 218 S. Washington St. Phone 16 phone 72042 Ada. Bonded for your protection. RITTENGER We wish to express our heart- felt thanks to all our neighbors A faker may offer you a small INSURANCE SERVICE and friends both in Lowell and sum of money for your equity (n RAVENNA LIVESTOCK SALES Phone 144 the house. As bait, he offers you Art Steward RAVENNA. MICHIGAN J. Paul Herman Fallasburg Park for their many 210 W. Main SL Lowell the opportunity to buy a less ex- Auctioneer Manager kindnesses during our recent be- reavement. Each act is deepy ap- pensive house In a cheaper loca- preciated. tion. It looks plausible. You think T RAM Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sullivan you're swapping a place you can't Si r.Vi -4 • •• vru • mam •: ? KM.-n p31 and family afford for a place you can afford— and paying the sharper for helping you. But here's the catch! Later WEAVER'S ADA MARKET on you are informed that there are m LAST TIMES TONIGHT: "WE'RE NOT MARRIED" "no listings available" in the lower cost neighborhood. Tou are then legally out of the house you signed Friday and Saturday November 28, 29 over to the swindler for a lot less than your equity in it A lot of haloney but not enuf Now it may happen that you'll TO never run into a financial Jam—or Z£C0MS run into one of these slick opera tors. But itll pay you to be on the alert. Remember this common Sale continued this Friday and Saturday sense rule. Don't ever sign any- thing unless you thoroughly under- stand 1L So, If you own a GI home YOU BELONG TO ME and you have trouble meeting your Edmond O'BRIEN Jo Stafford payments check first with the bank SAY*" • u«m and the VA. Remember this too: I. Cam! XAOa • Um fUWT THE GLOW WORM If you need information or help on « miamouhi nciuH Mills Brothers any other benefits provided for you Pins 2 Cartoons and Joe McDookes! 100 Ring Bolognas WISH YOU WERE HERE get in touch with the one place that Eddie Fisher has all the dope—your nearest Vet- erans Administration office. Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., Nov. 30, Dec. I, 2, 3 LADY OF SPAIN Whle They Last Les Paul CHRISTMAS TOY PREVIEW Sunday Shows Continuous from 3 P. M. i. Tes, Santa Claus' workshop is Don Cornell turning out everything from space •. BOB guns to Teddy beers with built-in BLUES IN ADVANCE lullabies! For new toys to delight Dinah Shore the youngsters on your Christmas list, see The Toy Bazaar in this HOPE mi BLUE VIOLINS Sunday's (Nov. 80) issue of the Hugo Winterhalter great Color Gravure American Weekly, exclusively with The De- KEEP IT A SECRET 2&C lb. troit Sunday Times. Jo Stafford GASSING THE SOIL Anhydrous ammonia is ammonia ^ ROYROfiBSisdniGGa RADIO SERVICE gas handled in liquid form under high pressure, explains Paul J. Rood, extension soil scientist at Thursday Hiru Saturday Dec. 4, 5, 6 Company Michigan State College. When pres- "If It has a tube we service it" sure is released, the liquid chsinges For action and adventure in Hawaii, See R. G. CHROUCH to gas. When injected at least four Weaver's Ada Market Lrwell, Michlgsn inches deep in soil and covered, the 208 E. Main St Phone 208 ammonia readily combines with soil AVERY JOHN WAYNE In "BIG JIM McLAIN" as fertilizer, he notes. JEWELERS