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School Begins Next Monday Merchants Win Three Games hafletwi 0Htt VOLUME 51 EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 1947 NUMBER 37 Mrs. SEILER — 2nd Grade Township Snow Removal Dairy Herd Improvement (Same room as last year) Merchants Win Calvin J. Bennett School Begins Program Threatened Association Is Planned Keith Ogden Beverly Braman Dies Suddenly Next Monday Diane Whiteford Ray Welsh At the regular meeting of the Three Games If farmers desire they may have a Louise Donaldson Rhea Zitka Charlevoix County Road Commission KEEPS RECORD CLEAN DURING cow testing association. Mr. Lee Cook 1947-48 SCHOOL TERM OPENS Lucille Haney Gene Richards held Monday of this week a decis­ of Levering is taking the testing WAS ACTIVE AS SECRETARY OF MONDAY SEPT. 15. TEACHERS Charles Kamradt Glendara Hunt ion was reached by the members of SEASON'S CLOSE course at Michigan State College CHARLEVOIX CO. AG'L. SOCIETY AND ASSIGNMENTS Judith Taylor Wendy Knudsen the board to immediately meet with from September 8 to 18th. He is in­ AT TIME OF DEATH Wanda Gilkerson Joseph Leu the various township boards of the The East Jordan Merchants won terested in testing in this County in The 1947-48 term of the East Jor­ Diane Taylor Linda Bustard County and place before them the three games in as many starts dur­ order that he will he near home. Stricken with a heart attack dur­ dan Rural Agricultural School opens Albert Hayes Judy Shedina drastic condition of maintenance ing the past week. The first two wins Charlevoix County already has the ing an early morning trip to the Fair Monday Sept. 15 at 9:00 A. M. Pre­ Linda Raymond Armand Drapeau funds with regard to the township gained them the baseball champion­ needed equipment and all we lack is grounds Thursday, Sept. 4th, Calvin liminary schedules will be run until Donald Russell Marion Edgar roads. ship of the fair, while the third mov­ 25 farmers who want to know the J. Bennett, secretary of the Charle­ noon. In the afternoon schedules Dennis Archer Terry Healey In the course of the past years ed the locals nearer to the Top-of- production of their cows voix Agricultural Society, was able will be corrected and students will Annora Dougherty Fred Sever these funds have been steadily de- Michigan League championship. At By testing and weighing the milk to drive to his home f»rom where he have the opportunity to secure books. Mary Martinek Gerome Sulak pelted through rising costs of labor, the Fair, East Jordan won from Man­ from each cow, a farmer can pick out was taken by ambulance to Petoskey The buses will leave at 12:00 Re­ Rose Mary Partee Dale Looze materials and equipment and with no celona 1-0 and Bellaire 6-1. the cows that are keeping him and but passed away soon after reaching gular classes will begin Tuesday Karen Touchsone Grover Bundy new revenues received and the Gaso­ , The Mancelona game was a pitch­ can cull those that he has been kep- Little Traverse hospital. Sept. 16. James Raveau Fred Kamradt line and Weight Taxs from which er's duel all the way with Louis ing. With feed prices the way they Mr. Bennett had recently suffer­ The following teachers have been Allen Ingalls Clare Crawford County Road Commission derives its (Monk) Cihak on the mound for the are, cows that don't pay for their ed attacks but concealed them from employed for th coming school year. Mary Detloff Ivan Pettifor income, still remaining the same locals and Reverny for Mancelona. board should be removed from the the family until the finaj. one deve- Robert Crowell level as before the rise in costs, the Monk gave up 6 hits and struck out herd. Also D. H. I. A. records are lopmed. Elementary School situation has .become not only serious 3. Deverny gave East Jordan 6 hits official records and may be used in Cal, as he was familiarly known, Frank Malone — Principal — 6th MRS. HAGER — 3rd Grade but 1 almost phopless unless he and struck out 9. Monk was tough the sale of a registered animal. was born July 7, 1885, the second ia grade. (Same room as last year) comes in the very near future. With men on base, and East Jordan If you are interested in cow test­ a family of ten sons born to Mr. and Alma Larsen — 6th grade. James Barnett Fay Bennett With the Governor's veto of the played air-tight ball. C. Saxton and ing and desire more information,- Mrs. William J. Bennett. AIL with Elizabeth Dhaseleer — 5th grade. Milton Bulman James Craig one-cent gasoline tax measure that Sommerville each had two hits in drop a card to the County Extens­ the exception of George who died at Sadie Liskum — 5th grade. Lynn Bartholomew Alma Moore was passed by the legislature the last this game. Batteries for Mancelona: ion Office. The plan is to hold a the age of five, grew to manhood and Lois Snyder —- 4th grade. Gilbert Arnott Gerald Carney available source of incolhe from Devernp and Ladd; East Jordan, L. meeting to fully discuss tlHs pro­ rmained residents of this vicirtity, Grace Galmore — 3rd and 4th Stephen Brennan Lavina Bowen States Revenues was lost. Cihak and Crowell. gram during the last week of Sept. Cal being th© first of the nine fero- Betty Detloff Sharon Hayes To explain this condition to the With Vale Gee leading the way o———— thers to pass on. The father and &» Jessie Hager — 3rd grade. James Donaldson Lee Thomas various townships of Charlevoix with 5 hits for 5 times at bat, the boys formed a ball teem in the «arl$r Agnes Johnston — 2nd and 3rd Mildred Handy Fritz Healey County the Commission decided to Merchants defeated Bellaire 6-1 Fri­ part' of the century that was fanWQ grades. Bonnie Lou Hawley Sonja Olson meet with the respective boards and day to cinch the fair championship. FarmTopics throughout northern Michigan. Cora Seiler — 2nd grade. Jack Ingalls Gladys Ingalls place the matter before them to at- Monk Cihak -took up where he left Mr. Bennett was active fo* niat^ Margaurite Stokes — 1st grade. August Knop Lyle Howard temp to work out a solution before off Thursday and pitched 6 innings of COUNTY HOST TO FOREIGN years in civic and fraternal circles. Marion Brooks — 1st grade. Shelby McClure * Betty McRoberts the coming winter season. scoreless ball,. before he retired in STUDENTS While serving as Master of CharleA favor of Charles Saxton, who pitch­ voix County Pomona Grange he svtar- *• Helen Severance —; kindergarten. Richard Nelson David Nachazel The Commission will receive the "&- Elizabeth Downing.— kindergarten. Donald Peters Jean Partee ed the last 3 innings of the game. Charlevoix County and praticular- ted the movement that resulted in representatives of the townships at the formation of the Top' O' Mich­ Melva Pardee Fredick Palmiter meetings to be held in Charlevoix, East Jordan got 12 hits with Chuck ly East Jordan will be hosjt. to twenty Junior and Senior High School Connie Russell Todd Reuling Saxton and Bulow getting 2 each. students from twenty different coun­ igan Electric Company ten years ago East Jordan and Boyne City on the and of which he was secretary from John B. Smith — Principal. Ralph Shepard Bonnie Snyder dates of September 17th, 19th and Vale Gee got 4 singles and a triple. ties of the world. Dr. O. Ulrey^ of Max Damoth — Coach and Social Allen Skinkle Raymond Walker Batteries for Bellaire: Schoolcraft Michigan State College is in charge its inception until the recent change 22nd respectively. of personnel. Science. Rachel Webster Margie Wright —o and Deverny, Huminston and Scho­ of this group. John Downing — English. Buayne Evans Kathryn Balliett olcraft; for East Jordan, L. Cihak The students will arrive in East He was supervisor of South Arm Alta Drapeau — Music and Eng­ Terry Meyers Patricia Von Soosten State Ferries at and C Saxton and Crowell. Jordan at 4:30 pm on Tuesday, Sep­ twp. for twelve years and served two lish. Howard Donaldson The Straits Home runs featured the game with tember 16. In the afternoon they two-year terms as chairman of the Harry Jankoviak — Shop and A- At An Ail-Time High Cheboygan Sunday, which was play­ will inspect" the Jordan Valley Co­ Board; was president of the East rithmetic. ed there. Al Dougherty got one for operative Creamery and the East Jordan Chamber of Commerce in MRS. GALMORE — 3rd 4th Grade 1943; and was the present chairman Mildred Karr — History and Eng­ (Sam? room as last year Labor Day week end business of East Jordan with no one on base in Jordan .Cooperative Company. At lish. the second inning, while Beauchamp 6:30 they will be served a dinner and of the northern district (comprising Third Gradb the State Ferris at the Straits of seven counties) of the Michigan Leatha Larsen — Geography and Mackinac set an all-time record for and Zyble accounted for Cheboygan's a short program will follow. They Arithmetic. Joanne Bader Richard Bayliss runs. Zyble's home run came with 1 are making a tour of Michigan's Far- Table-top Licensee's Congress. Sandra Boswell Karen Bradshaw this period, according to Highway In fraternal circles he was- a mem­ c-v- Kenneth Leckrone — Agriculture. Commissioner Charles M. Ziegler. man on. Howard Sommerville pro­ er Cooperatives. Charles Michaels — Science and Betty Czykoski Cal Darbee vided the important blow as he drove Ed Rebman ber of Peninsula Grange, serving as Deanna Derenzy Judy Dressel During the four-day period starting its Master for a number of years; Math.
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