Complete lis t of : i Fair Awards
.... m o a t s CHELSEA, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1952 12 Pages This Week SUBSCRIPTION $2.50 PER YEAR 0iipla,.; Apple, E .ra H a ln ln ^ r, Albert Pieleraeieri Sit) aim1 j . V. Berg, Music Program Committees Named jW ,£ S R. Grace, 1st. All School C hildren . : ^ ’-- Ezra Hoininger received To Be Started for for Annual Kiwanis i ^ V. a m AUa / a IU u t. Names Four of 6 in the follow- u*rfet^eB, Northern Spy> Bald- Grade Students Halloween Party S j g eG‘reening,-King, Snow, New Directors in C ounty R eceiving M s Jonathan, Wagner, 2Q*oz. —A-basic^muslc-program is being Committees have been appointed for the annual" Kiwanis Halloween I f i s and also on a plate of 12 instituted in the fourth and fifth grades, of theOhelsea Agricultural party for the youngsters of the Action Taken at School, fallowing its approval at community, to b.o ^ held. Friday, Tbeffpielemeier won firsts on Oct. 81. ^ « iffevers, Winter Bananas and Annual Meeting the meeting of the Boar' of * “ Edu- ‘ cation Tuesday evening. Tho committees are as follows:- fiffes, and second'on W ^ e rj. Don Alber, general chairman; C. WRoy Gore won second on North- ■ Hold Here Saturday In the fourt.:h graderrade 'the tl instru- ,12.000 children in the schools of mental medium will be the tonette, S. Cameron, Paul F. Niehaus, Lo Washtenaw county are to be given [tfiiSpy apPle8‘ The annual meeting of the whilo fifth graders will study the well Davisson,-program;-Dr. TP, U.of M. Professor- a hearing test during the next 1 f a r m c r o p s ashtenaw county Farm Bureau iano by means of cardboard key- Kv Sharrard, Malcolm Bruce, A. D. three months^ according, to an an oards and muBic hooks. Pupils Mayer, T. E. Fai*t, parade. Vaiiflw Dent - -CJorn • , Norman was held Saturday evening in tho E To Present Lecture nouncement made by tne Washte Stoffer, gymnasium at Chelsea High school. will be instructed by means of rec- NoisemakerB, William J. Rade- naw County HealthDepartment . J K 1st;, William Roll call of the townships showed The regular, instrumental pro- mocher, C. Lancaster, JameB Dan and the Washtenaw County Society [5! Billy ords. iels, James LlebeckVoider and Monday Evening la t^ L o r- that Lima township had the larg for Crippled Children. est-representation present. Ap gram begins in the sixth grade. All doughnuts, Anton Nielsen, John The program began yesterday ffier’ 2nd; ’Elide?Window, 3rd. proximately 225 men and women three grades also have the regular Alber, R. Foster, J. P. Keusch, J. with the Chelsea schooLas the test ffW w ; Harley Haft, letj front all over the county attended. vocal music program. Hough, W. Grossman, W. P. Leon ing center for the school itself and- |^oren Heller, 2nd) Elmer Eindow, The ham supper, prepared by A school facilities'program sur ard, R. McLaughlin; M. W. Mc for the schools of the surrounding vey will bo made in the local Clure, P, G. Schalble, Dr. E. J. mothers of the seniors nt Chelsea Pvt. William E, Petsch, son area. The first groups tested were lucorn Display: Marilyn Lie- High school, was served by the school area as a part of th* total Sutter, Dr. G. Hass, C. D. Schnei the third graders who attend ijkf lst; Curl Heller, 2nd; C. of Mr. and Mrs, Adolph Petsch state School facilities survey to de der. . , classes' at Pumpkin College and- senior boys. Tho tables were cen of Old l’S.12, is home on fur Hqnfire, H. T. Mpore, L. R. Hoyd- tered with hollowed-out pumpkins termine what facilities will be GOV. G. MENNEN WILLIAMS Riemenschneider schools.1 The two h f f g j . Broesamle, 1st; Fred lough before reporting to camp needed through 1959-1960. At the lauff, Col. P. S, Holmes; police, G, groups were tested at 8:30 a.m., filled with arrangements n f dowers -Kilmer,-N.J.^fromwhere-he-wlll W. Doe, H. A. J ones, Karl Koen- Kink. 2nd; Lloyd Grauv 3rd. and leaves flanked by candles stuck meeting Tuesdays it-was-proposed before being transported to their Seat:. .David Wolfgang^ 1st; be. sent to Europe. Pvt. Petsch that a lay advisory group should ge’ter, K. C7HuncTman, Max Sweet. respective schools. into apples to 'hold thorn upright. has just completed basic train Roy liroesumle, 2nd; Allen Broes- Susan Nixon of Dexter, played work with the school officials in Gov. Williams - Judges will be Chandler Rogers, At 10 a.m. pupils from the ing at Camp Funston,, F5rt making the survey. The project' T. C. Smith and W. R. Daniels. i Beach, Canfield and Everett schools accordion music during the dinner Riley, Knn„ with the ' 1 Oth' In ^Bean^Dftplayi^amoa Gr% f®6, is sopnsored by the State Depart Plans for the party will follow were brought herej and at 10:30, hour. The after-dinner program fantry Division, ment of Public Instruction. Freer, Jerusalem "and Jewett" Stone-“ Leeume Seed Display: Walter opened with vocal- selections 'by Will Attend the pattern of previous years, with | BaS 1st; David Wdlfgang, 2nd. Trior t-o his enlistment in Plans were discussed for a a parade, refreshments around a ’ls were tested. Lima Center, Audrey Coy of Dexter, accom •Washtenaw county, Pvt. Petsch change in the school bus schedules bonfire on the school grounds, and aren and North Lake (pupils Potatoes: (late) Norman Loeff- panied on the piano by Bea Myers was employed by the Army at' H her, 1st; early, M en Broesamle, on the two. southern routes. The Dinner Here entertainmont in the gymnasium came ,fn at 11 a.m., and in the of Ann Arbor. SenecaOrdnance Depot, in New schedule will be announced as soon afterwards. /afternoon, beginning at 12:80, lit;7. Roy Broesamle,,Broesamj 2nd; plate Nancy and Judy Arnold gave York state. His wife! the former, as arrangements are completed. grades four through six of the o i-late.•late, Marlene H._—,Kuhl, 1st;— Edna several tap dances, with their Shirley Williams, of Chelsea, has Chamber of Commerce officials Additional fun is planned for The 30-passenger bus, now used received confirmation yesterday after the football game that is to Chelsea school underwent the te st Kuhl, 2nd; Lee Weiss, 3rd; plate of mother, Mrs. Ray Arnold, playing made her home in Junction City, This morning the program be 5 early, Frank Winter, 1st; principally for transporting kin that Gov. G. Mennen Williams will be played that night. This will the accompaniment. Kan,, the past three months, to dergarteners, will be jjut into .use gan at 9:30 a.m. when pupils of Carles Stapish, 2 nd; George Seitz,- During, the business session the be nejir her husband. " attend a special dinner meeting of include dancing, refreshments and on the two routes. The new ar the group to be held Tuesday, Oct. entertainment. < St. Mary’s and Rogers Corners M' Potato display; Richard Stark, by-laws- of the Farm "-Bureau -were schools were to come in for their let; Dougtiis~Stark, 2nd. — - rangement will cut down the tim e:28, in St. Mary’B hall, broughtm p—to-date—and"-several- children w il| be on the-bus- on- - AJthough ihe Chamber of Cotrr-- test. Beginning _at 10:80 a.m. the" VEGETABLES resolutions were presented to be test Ib being given students from- taken to. the state meeting.-*- HigK School these routes^ merce is sponsoring the affair,. PROF. JOSEPH KALLENBACH The. Board, in action at the ticket sale is open to the. public the seventh grade, up. If it is Display : : 'Lewis Hatt, 1st; LaVerne Coy, ehainmm of the * A. * impossible to .complete the test I Carles Stapish, 2nd; Harold. meeting, approved Supt. Charles and "anyone may ^attend by making Washtenaw county Farm Bureau, Gridders Lose S. Cameron's attendance at the reservations with William J. Rade- “National Politics to Election today, the program will be con 1 Moore, 3rd. . ... - presided and. called on several American Association of. School Beef Sold at Years” is the topic of the lecture tinued tomorrow morning. Cabbage: V. Walker, 1st; Madge: people for a few remarks. Among' macher or any other Chamber of scheduled for next Monday, Oct. Dexter schools' tests are sched ' Schultz, 2nd; Harold. Moore, 3rd. Administrators to be held in At Commerce official. these were Mi’s. Bess .TefTt, editor lantic City, N. J., Feb. 14.through 20, as the second ip the Chelsea uled to begin D ot.. 20 and Man- . Tomatoes: Marlene Kuhl, 1st; of the Washtenaw county Farm to Flat Rock .Ticket sale for the dinner must Public Library series of four to 19. • be limited to 120 persons, so those Fair Auction chesters’ on, Oct. 27; James'Gran, 2 nd; Marilyn Wenk, Bureau paper, and Herman How- be given this year. Joseph Kallen- The testing program will be car* Chelsea . played . hosts to Flat desiring to attend are urged to ! 5rd; ■ ...- — . . eisen, Farm Bureau District No, make reservations immediately. Earl Heller, 11-year-old 4-H bach, associate professor of po ried out under the direction of the Pumpkins: Paul Ballatd, 1st; HI supervisor. , Rock hist Friday night only to be litical science at the University of county Health Department in co defeated 21-2. Chelsea’s lone ttvo The governor’s visit will neces club worker, received the grand Mimi Guinan, 2nd; Harold .Moore, ...Ray Arnold of Dexter town&ip, champion aftd reserve champion Michigan, is to be the ' speaker. operation . with the Washtenaw |M ' Erwin Scheldt of Scio township, points wore made in th.e .first few sarily be a brief one because of The lecture begins at 8. p.m.. county schools, and the county minutes of the first quarter Lother speaking commitments'in the awards on two steers he exhibited Squash: Nina Hatt, 1st; John H. Losey of Augusta township, at the ChelsCa Community Fair, Professor Kallenbach is a mem Medical Society and will be fi Meehan, "2ml; Mrs. Harley Hatt, and Melvin Hartman, of . Pittsfield Weddle made a safety for Chelsea, olio Cases county on the same evening. The ber of the American Political Sci nanced by t.he Easter Seal Agency, [ 3rd. ■ '■ Flat Rock made two of their TD’s dinner is scheduled for 6:45 p.m,. The grand champion, a Hereford, ence. Association, National Munic the Washtenaw County Society for " township, were approved as now and the governor must leave by weighing 1050 . pounds, was sold Watermelon Charles Stapish, directors. 1 - 1 in the. third quarter 'and a third ipal Lea’gue, American Academy Crippled Children and Adults. ' f ist; Edward Gage, 2f»d; TD in the fourth quarter. Th is W eek 8 :15, following a brief after-dinner to Ziegler’s Market of Dexter, of Political and Social Science, This will be the most complete Egg Display: John Widmayer, Alfred Knickerbocker took the speech;, here.. for 51 cents per pound.. Central American Society for Public. Ad- hearing survey ever undertaken 1st; Grace "VunRiper, 2nd; Elma initial'kickoff on his own 5-yard Those not wishing to attend the Fibre Products paid 46 cents per ministration, Academy of Political in the county, according to Dr. Federated Clubs ,Two new cases of polio were dinner should arrive by 7:30 to pound for the reserve champion, a Gage, 3rd. line and brought it back to the 20. reported from the Chelsea area Science,---- PhiT'U! Beta Kappa,v -'-----Ms*1 Midwest...... Otto K. Engellte of the county Hickory Nuts: Olive Reddeman, Choboa-then moved* it up to Flat tms-week. -Miehael-Schneiider, six.-_ bein' the governor speak. Shorthorn, weighing 1170 pounds. Political Science Association and Health Department. All school 1st; Reuben Lesser, Sr.,, 2nd; Mar Hold 36th Fall Hock’s 45, where on fourth down year-old son ..of Mr. and Mrs. Herr Another steer Earl exhibited, an Southern Political Science Associ children in grades 3 to 12 will be vin Keezer, 3rd. they had to kick. bert Schneider was stricken Satur 1180'pou'iTd Hcveford“whieh—won ation; ineluded—except-thosB in the Ann Walnuts: David Grossman, 1st; MeeFin Manchester ;• Mittlestat took the. ^pigskin on day, and Richard Buss, 16-year-old Two Cars, Trucks fifth place, was'sold to the Dexter He has contributed many articles Arbor system which has its own Helen Weiss, 2nd; Nina Hatt, 3rd. son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Buss, Livestock company of Dexter, for to publications in the field of po testing services. . Seventy-three Washtenaw county j^is <>'vn ^ n r d and ™ov^ _ it 3 8 cents-per pound.;. litical science. Largest Squash: Lorena- wenk, club women-attended the 30th fall W the f^ytiid line. The Ruins was hospitalized Tuesday morn Pile Up Friday Tests are being administered by. ' lit; Pati^cLji Dvorak, 2nd. ing. Both are at.University hospi Robert Heller also “exhibited- —Before-c,ointog;.ta .the_U.nlversity Mrs. Howard Merritt of Ypsilanti, Largest.Pumpkin: Eugene Seitz, meeting of the county's Federation., *Bulldogs’, ' 28, he„^1^!C where 1 ‘tVi° the ballKo11 was tal, Ann Arbor. three 9teers. Two Herefords he he taught at Marshalltown Junior Who has received special training of Women’s Clubs, held Monday Near Fletcher R o a d showed were awarded second'and College, in Iowa; also, Iowa State for the • project. Each child who j lit and 2nd; Gerald Schiller, 3rd. rit Emanuel church hall .in Man fumbled and Weddle recovered, . Michael, w^o is the G3rd case Most Unusual Display: • David turned around and ran 90 yards in the county this year, is a "first- A half-ton truck hauling anpther, third places, respectively, and the ollege ami the University of Mis shows signs of hearing loss oii. the chester. Hostess clubs were the for a Chelsea safety. The first and two cars attempting to pass Shorthorn, he exhibited won second souri. initial survey test will be given | Wolfgang, 1st; Charles Stapish, 20th* Century club and the Shakes grade pupil at Rogers Corners) Professor Kallenbach first joined a carefully supervised individual 1 quarter ended, 2-0 . them collided at 6:15 p.m, Friday place. The second-place Hereford," 2nd; Barbara-Wenk, 3rd. peare Reading club. school. Washtenaw comity Health on- US-12 one-half mile west of which weighed 1190 pounds, was the faculty of the University in hearing test by consultants from Gourds: Marie Haab, 1st; Don- ■ Mrs. Meredith Bixby of Saline, A fumble by Flat Rock and a Department veports state that he Fletcher road. .The trucks and sojkl to Clavenco Stapish; who paid 1939 as instructor, becoming as the statoi Department of Health. rtht-Weiik, 2ml; Barbara Wonkr president of the federation, pi i*- penalty on oach team were the.only is having some weakness but no sistant professor of nojitical. sci- paralysis. one of the cars'rolled over at the 38 sIs cents per pound. The third- Those children found to have loss sidod at the session which began distinguishing features of the scc- side of the road as a result of the piaro Hereford also brought 38% ence in .i942f"and associato'profes- of hearing will be given a special fepeu^-Mm^-Harley- H att,. 2nd; at- 1:30 o’clock amt-was followed 0iid_qU:il’ter._ Richard Buss, a junior at-Mam -hnpaet,—---- —-— I------— cents—per—poundj weighed_1030 sor in 1948. examination which will be con- I Mrs. M, Hatt, 3rd. by. a tea. Mrs. Thomas ;Walton ... In the. third quarter Flat Rock Chester High school, and/a member __s reportea oy snerm^i: ^ r “pounds arid wntr purchased by ducted by'local otologists.and liear- Beans: Charles Stapish: 1st. and Mrs. Alfred Kuhi, of ■ Man received the ball on the 13-yard of the football team, has bulbar- all the vehicles involved were tra Schhlk’s Market of Dexter. HiB ing consultants Jtmrrthe Michigan- Egg Plant'; Mrs. Margaret Hatt, chester, presided at the tea table. line, with Parker moving the pig spinal polio, according to Health veling west. Claude McFadden, second-place Shorthorn steer, which i Department of Health; 1 [ 1 1st. Officers Installed Mrs. Walton is..the newly-named skin to the 38-y'ard line, from Department reports. His is the 1024 North Edwards, Kalamazoo, weighed 860 pounds, was purchased 1 According to F. E..Lord, presi-'; Onions: Mary Ann Boettner, 1st; treasurer who replaces Mrs, A. A. which- they moved'it to the 7-yard 64tn easain the county. started -to-pass a- car driven by by Chelsea Implement-company, for Farm Bureau- , d,ent of the Washtenaw County So- Lorena Wenk, 2nd. Weinert who recently moved to marker. It was from here that Roth boys live on Waters road, Herbert S. Roberts, 10329 Ann Ar for 87^4 cents per pound. i ciety for Crippled Children, “sur^ RABBITS Dearborn. Weddle went the .remaining yard- near Rogers ^Corners. bor road. Grass. Lake, at the in Reuben Lesser, Jr., got 38 cents Womens’ Group I veys in other counties have re "The"hostess committee in charge j age for a .TD. Weddle_ ran the Mrs. James Oaken, whose case stant Roberts was pulling out to per pound for his 1220-pound, vealed that ftstoigh as 85 per cent “ New- Zeeland Whites: Junior of arvaDpoiDonts for (ho tea itt'/j'e-xtni point and ..Flat Rock ledj was reported last week, is improy pass the. two trucks, and the Ro __Women_of_thc_FarmJiurcaU-Wo- of children__withshearing losses buck: Raymond Wells, 1st; senior nrst-place-Angus steer-when it was eluded Mrs. A. Siiowmrin, Mrs,, 7-2. A ■__ - ■ ihg and is to be out of quarantine berts car hit the rear fender of the sold to Chelsea Products,______Inc. men’s Committee of District III who receive medical attention re UMpRaymond Wellsi lSti- Clinton- audzrwiR'rrhe—given -McFndden-ch^weht-out-oF-eontooV- spond favorably to early treatment. wllyer, 2nd and 3rd; junior .doe: LeRdv Marx, Mrs.'William I'almer -Knickerbocker -tooFThc kickoff: ThTs wee.., ______Kenneth-—Haist’s----:third-place4installcd-their-jiea’__.ofiicei,a-at._a_ and Mrs. Frank Tirb. on his own 19 and ran it back to physio-therapy treatments, the and crashed into the truck's; The Shorthorn, purchased by Lloyd rneeting held Friday at- the Pitts The county program, is designed'to;“ Baymoml-.Wells, 1st,"2nd and 3rd; “ Speakers at the moetmg-mcluded. the ‘33-vard line; The. Bulldogs Health Department report states. truck driver was Robert' L. Hay, Heydlauff, of Frigid .Products, field Grange Hall. The new offi detect children in the early stages, pre-junior doe, Raymond Wells, Mrs. Maxihe Virtue, director of movedjtp the 45, where they were .Deborah Hoffman, three and one-, 1118 Eighth street, Three Rivers. weighed 910 pounds and brought c ersare Mrs. Sherman Richards, ,of deafness, and, to .prevent perma lsV2nd aTid“3rd. ’Mw Rnhor»sr riding^in^thfl eaul.^g lontsilppr pmufj, His Hereford, of Livingston county, chairman; nent loss of hearing. .(rMinchillas.t. SeniorL-doei-CUnton the James Foster Foundation and fhi'bwn"'fo:*~a'loss.~Flnt Rock took half-year-old daughter,~of Mr. and legal~ndVi50T for u the foundation ()n-t4ieHw>wn-4i8^nrd ime_an(l^]ij^9.^ ^ auriG&_iJofUj\an>..also. h her huaband. was taken to weighing' 1080 pounds, .fourth Mrs. Walter Wolfgang, Wash'fe The ^eariiig sun'ey-is- bi'ing -ac- Collyer, 1st; Junior doe, Clinton ° ♦ .. i _ .... m Clin ■ . . _i . . .t ma!«i m tiiiln * « • *. > __ 1_ ...... a enmpamed bv an educational p r o - __ Myer.Ist. • on special services to rliildren. .She kept a sustained drive going with ported last week, was not hospital U. of M; hospital, Ann Arbor, for place winner, Was purchasecMSjr iravr~county,fitst^ri<^'ehatomftn-;- has—just-completedtins—tnst—comn! eted —a—two-year . Weddle picking up the last- 12 ized-—__ ■ _____ . treatment of head and .cheat in- the Detroit Packing company of Mrs. Dewey Stover, Oakland coun- granv for all the teachers of the k.DujtcA: D.lue senior buck: Ray- study of the basic structure of yards for their second touchdown. juries. The three drivers were noi ts ~ner pound. ty, second vice, president; Mrs. county. Teachers _have received .®»nd WeRs, 1st; black junior due, children’s services in Michigan-and. injured. Owen Lutz, Livingston county, sec special instructions in problems of William Weinhardt, 1st; meat pen, Nancy Van Riper, whose Here remarked that statutes relatingAo P k f& ri, ™ \T ‘u%M m^a 0 sn M l-8 ervice In another accident at 8:20 a.m., ford placed sixth and weighed 1030 retary; and Miss Henrietta Burch, detecting and assisting hard-of- !-S*n Stapish, 1st; doe with, litter, of Wayne county, treasurer. The hearing children. , , i« « Stapish, 1st: children’s services varjv m the In the fohrth quarter Flat Rock. Saturday on US-12 near the Hill pounds, ~ was sold to : Michigan counties and states. took th e .ball...on their 40-yard Scheduled Sunday top service station three miles-west Livestock company of Detroit, for installing officer was Mrs. Earl POULTRY Mrs. Katharine' Greene, marri stripe. A pass from Mittlestat to of Chelsea, three cars were in 36 cents per pound. — , ... Braid, of Oakland county, who New Grade School age counselor .for the Washtenaw GoodhmY went dll the way for a volved in a mishap, which resulted Schalk’s Mprket of Dexter, which is a past chairman of the district. . Reuben Lesser,- 1st; county Circuit Court,-as-sbmisore.J TD.t-The extra point was good-and at Congl. Church in slight injuries to Mrs. Gladysvs The program, fqitowing the noon Pierce, 2nd arid 3rd; Doug* .purchased one of Robert Heller’s luncheon,, was opened with thi-ee (Continued on page 12) . thir score stood-21-2i - A^tm\Klni.v^*- A baptismal service will be- held Satterthwaite,“ irthw ‘ te, 145------Eastta s t Goodatiooome, “ le, 8teers,‘ also succeeded in buying „.„ol „ r Z , To Be Completed -- las Smdhngcr, 4th. erhocker’s pass was intercepted by at the Congregational ~churcK a White.Rooks* Mrs. Harold Eise- Blue'-in the closing minutes Flat Sunday, Oct. 19, at 3:80 p.m. The Battle Creek Community hospital Hereford, paying 36H cents Late in November 1st; Richard Haist, 2 nd; Rod-Gun Club Rock moved to Chelsea's 5-yard following children will be baptized for treatment of jaw and leg in- pound. The steer weighed Life,” “Smoke Gets In Your Eyes,” ^las^SindlmgS&Ath: . this time:.Crystal Elizabeth Im- jnriea. and “I Like To Ltoe.’^ ’ Work on the new elementary Barred RocksTMary line at the_end.. o.f . theigame and pounds Judge James R. Breakey, Jr., school has—progressed__steadily ary Hoffman, finnl score stood 21-2. pola, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The .accident occurred ns a car ,v'i . * Makes Plans for tV final score stood . Central Market of Chelsea, pur spoke on the problems of youth during the past few weeks and it Tomorrow night Chelsea travels Wally Impola; Tylene Marie Walz. driven by George Newson of Min chased the twelfth ,and last steer i,Ram.Psbircs: Marjorie Bradbury, to Ypsilanti to play Lincoln-Con daughter ef Mr. aivd Mrs. Donald neapolis, Minn., was pushing an in the courts and Harold Webster, now appears that .completion will and champion; William Stoffer, Trap, Rifle Shoot sold. It was Lewis H att’s Here-, executive director, of the Michigan be possible by the end of Novem solidated. Kick’otf tinte is 7:30. Walz; Thelma Carlyn and Carl other and a car driven5 by Francis ford, which weighed 1030 pounds g ; Fred Stoll, 3rd; Eva, Trinkle, Heinz, II, daughter and son of Mr. A. Kincaid of Battle Creek, hit the Society for Mental Health, spoke ber. At Tuesday’s, meotinu *]JJ rear of the Newson car. and brought 36Mi cents per pound. of mental health conditions In the The primer coat of paint has Chelsea Red and Gup c ub p ons and Mrs. Carl Schwloger; Douglas' ! Other Heavy Breed: Archie Pavement Work Earl, son .of Mr. and Mrs. Charles state. t been applied on all inside wglls in h«U7 ’J 8ti Rich»rd Haist, 2nd. were completedi for a public trap Bell; Lee Atlyn, son of Mr. and Dr. Hans Leitner Mrs. Marjorie Karker, of Lan the building and painters have be Two: Linda Meehan, 1st. and rifle shoot to be, held onjho Nears Completion on Mrs. Edwin Dieklenian; Richard Teacher of Blind sing, state director of women’s ac gun on the second coat. club’s g ro u n d s _0J). Lmgane road tivities for the Farm Bureau, gave fhe carpenters are working Rradbury, 2 nd. near the Chelsea Grccnhouses. Tho Irwin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Invin Is Supply Pastor at . wucks: John Meehan, 1st; Reu- North. Main Street Nothnagel; John Gregory, son of Describes Her Work the concluding talk and stressed steadily hanging the outside And Lesser, 2nd; Richard Haist, shoot wilt be held at 2 p.nn, Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Max Hepburn; Bruce the "get out the vote” theme. inside doors so the building will Weather permitting, the pave to Local Kiwanians Salem Grove CKprch ' The Pittsfield Grange Home Eco be enclosed. When the doors are ment of North Main street is to bo Howard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ver d‘ f e S s ‘ w& ptan ,t»;sheet jjaes non Parks; and Kenneth Otto and Dr. Hans Leitner, of Spring1 Ar nomics committee served luncheon installed the heat will be turned on. A Se: r °n of t w o i Trink- are to bring their own nmnum tmn. completed today or t tomorrow. •At the Kiwanis dub meeting bor College, will be; the supply to 118 guests who attended the Installation of the acoustical tile Half of the width of tho bitumin Nancy Mae, son and daughter of Monday night, Miss Loraine Pay- Tuesday’s meeting was held at Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lulck. pastor at Salem Grove and North all-day meeting. Mrs. Frang Gei and floor tile cannot be started I Jokn*riLey'V Pen ** two> Henry the Legion Home at Cavanaugn ous 0UH CUIll;,clc concrete pavement was to_be ant, of Iron Mountain, one of three Lake Methodist churches next Sun- ger, of South Lyon, was chairman until the building is heated. I L'*1 and 2nd. Rev. W. H; Skentelbury will of home teachers for the blind in jingle Entry: Ruth Ann Stapish, day, Oct. 19. of {he luncheon committee and was The boiler for the radiant heat ficiate at the service and g tea will Michigan, spoke before the dub, Dr.: Leitner was formerly a assisted by Mrs. Clarence King, ing i& all set for operation. ntams C0Mtn!C served in the church parlors explaining her work. Methodist pastor in and of South Lyon, and Mrs. Glen Rough grading of the grounds and Chicks: William Vonseiwaw ■ -ng the work. a t its close. Friends of tKc raWltes M tss-Pgygnt repeived^her edu- saiemnry—to* •Btod-an4-Mrs,-Leonard Engk', Jiath. Kaa-also been completed. 6 J' l8t* I and of the church are welcome to cation at Michigan State College, Kira . Bantam (old -pair)t Don K«e* One side o f the road was given Africa. of Ypsilanti, , ------:------m — laws and .penalties assessed, «..Prim« . c o a t _ d a ^ J ^ ^ M attend.—’— - -— Pennsylvania College and Overbcck —Fol low i ngthewHiyDr.Leitnor wnnitk' t H ioy Cummings, 2nd; School for the Blind at Philadel jjjneth Lindow, 3rd; Nancy Lin* Dr. L. J: Paul still has approxl other side was primes spoke in tho United States under Federal Screw Works The bituminous concrete was to phia, Pa. Helu4 i(Younof pair): Loren rnately 400 trees that 'must be Gordon Pouty Struck the auspices of the government. Warehouse Building follow to 36 hourfl. Her work is carried on through County 4-H Clubs State Department of Social Wel- Services will be held at Salem r U k t ' M m cm ^^join^ in, urgm^ G rove- and Nflrth Lake chu rches mawh»Mi to help in the planting by Pellets as Shotgun farr^hunnds.15ho.tcachcs^the Achievement Day Progressing Rapidly Douglas Sindlinger, members to help Guest Minister Speaks blind how to live in their own at the usual time as follows: project. Is Accidentally Fired Salem Grove, Sunday school ' The county-wide Washtenaw The Federal Screw Works has homes in an effort to ovetobme tho Fall 4-H Achievement program started construction of its new a t S t . Paul’s Church old idea that all that could be done 10:15 a.m,, and worship service, SADDLE h o r s e s u o q g a il MtlClI IMPROVED Gordon Fouty, 18-year-old son 11:15 a.m.: North Lake, worship will be held to the Michigan union one-story storage building located of Mr. and Mrs. Vorl Fouty, was when one was blind, was to “sit in ballroom, Ann Arbor, Wednesday, t.^car-,old English: Kenneth Mrs. Frances Gnil, 0 Rev. A. II. Mcyor, n«vlv-»p- a rocker.” She said there are service, 9:46 a.m., Sunday school, on its property on the west side of doctor, 1st, the**Tiny Town Shop, who is a pointed field vepresentativc o fth e struck on the forehead, loft wrist 10:45 a.m. . Oct. 22, beginning at 8:80 p.m. Congdon street across from the and right elbow when a gun was many things the blind person can Leaders’ pins, certificates for present office building. , er, 1st. Ta uavi Evangelical Orphans—Honto...p e*. do~to. lead a useful life. . ____ _ tixiit, preached at the morning accldehtally*— discharged—at-...... „ ...... “ NEW mpletcd. jumimcr.juoject s..q.f xjub - .The m>w building will jarovide b!y ’ J Lubahn, 2nd. Fmproved since she Was g von sev- Fouty farm home ort Cavanaugh During tho business session inembera and other awards wiTTbo 7,000 square feet of floor "space sad- service at St. Paul’s church last Philip Roy and' Horman Bertko ?nd over» undor cral blood transfusions l»a J oc$' Sunday. He also spoke during the Lake road Thursday afternoon. Theodore E. Kaist was inducted as made at this annual event. but will entail no increase in the ‘^overn . t (0go group, 16 years Gordon was standing on the a new member by John P. Keusch. were signed up as now mombers of Betty Jane Pidd, representative 'Sunday school hour. ■ employee payroll. Only one store- 3wearluonn,oth Proctor, 1st. §SW ^ ‘& McS, porch when he was struck as the A t’Monday’s meeting, also, the the Chelsea Fire Department at of the Junior Farm Bureau Feder keeper will be on dutye m the build over, under sad* After the service, Rev. Meyer the regular firemen’s meeting hold L l hnr nbsence ami is in and his wife and daughter, Doro- gun was accidentally fired by Irven club voted to purchase a memorial ation, who was one of 17 young ing, according to announced plans. (children up to 16 Knickerbocker, 14 years old, who book to bo placed in the Chelsea Monday evening. people sent to Europe under the The building will be used for the TJa ^wis Hatt, 1st; Jerry hea, add Rev. and Mrs. P. H. spent the week-end hen. Gruhowskl were dinner guests at was standing about 80 feet away. Public Library in memory of Mrs. sponsorship of the Farm Bureau, storage of shipping and plant sup .SnTfe; 2n^1 Eleweilyn iLehman, the Rielemeicr homo.. Also guests The two boys had been playing -P. S. Holmes, who died Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Schair&r will give a report of her trip. plies only. i Eiison years or over) Mrs. jiilia^^hards^ of Pintte, Ndxt Monday is to be Ladies’ were Sunday visitors at the home The Fall Achievement program M JT h*aker, 1st; Donald Proc- hSre liter in ^o afternoon, were with the gun, an old one, on which Completion and occupation of the was a week-end guofd M? and Mrs. John Stark and son, the barrel had been sawed off be Night with members of the school of Mr. and Mrs, Roger Hinderer, is sponsored by the Ann Arbor Ki building is scheduled for the end of 1 Hona Hatt, 8rd. cause it was cracked. faculty as guests of the club. in Grand Rapids. wanis.club. November. ( « St^ k Horse: Bill Rob- Charles Mcssner and Mr. and Mr.. Arnold, of Springport. ; Continued on page six) I Grover Douglas. THB CHELSEA STANDARD, CHELSEA, MICHIGAN THURSDAY. OCTOr p d ^ CARD OF THANKS ■ Two Infants Baptized BbtsbUsIwd We wish to express our heartfelt Halloween Party HHjeJeea j§femi>arh T* ^ “ i m thanks and appreciation for the a t Salem G rove by Walter P. Leonard—Editor and Publisher many acts of kindness of neigh- (A Methodist Home in Our Churches bors, friends and relatives, for Rev.' V era Panzer the messages of sympathy and Honors Birthdays Published every Thursday morning at 108 East Middle ...... irntt-t-rr-itm-r—h...... 1.....f.....r—.**.—.—.*--...... ^..^.^..^^^....1 | beautiful' floral ' ‘ offerings. “ tongs. SiSpecial Rebecca Sue Panzer, infant Street, Chelsea, Mich., and entered as second class matter thanks are extended to the mem Halloween decorations .and Hal daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Vern CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ST. PAUL’S EVANGELICAL loween candy were used to carry at the postoffice at Chelsea, Mich., Undet; the act of AND REFQRMED CHURCH, bers of the Chelsea Fire Depart Panzer, and William Owen Pelts, Sunday, Oct. 19— ment who acted as pallbearers and out the seasonal theme at a Joint |«t« to the convotK'A* *6 March 3, 1879. 10 a.m.—Worship service. Rev. P. H. Grabowski, Pastor 1 - I __L i . 4 h A son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pdltep to Rev. Skentelbury for his com party for eight residents of the oe held from Thursd^ *^*51 11 a.m.-r-Sunday school. Thursday, Oct. 16— Methodist Home, held Tuesday were baptized in Salem Gtove Me Saturday. Saturday- ^ 8:80 p.m Young People’s meet forting words during our recent Subscription Pates in Michigan: Ouringduring thevno <.dinner uinitur hour.iwur» The ice thodist church Sunday morning, fattier, Paul Belae? METHODIST HOME CHAPEL ing. bereavement. Btellch as Grand S | (Payable in Advance) Sunday, Oct. 19— _ The Familyof cream, candy and gifts for each with Rev. Panzer officiating. This ...... $2.50 Three Months ...... $ .90 , Rev. M. J. Beta, Pastor Edmund C. Gentner. birthday celebrant were from the One Year - 8 a.m.—Chapel service each 9:80 a.m.—Sunday school. was Rev. Panzer’s last service as Six Months ...- — ....$1.50 Single Copies — ___$ .07 10:45 a.m.—Worship service. ChelSea Home Friends of the De pastor of the church. He is mov For Quick Dosulta Use tk. Sunday. THANK YOU • troit Conference of the Methodist Standard Want Ada ^ t Subscription Kates Outside Michigan All donations for the orphans ing today to Reinbeck, la., to be home should be brought in this The Chelsea F air Parade Com Church. \ come pastor of the Methodist 1 Year — $3.00 3 Months ..$1.00 ST. MARY’S CHURCH U T A ik lf mittee wishes to thank all who Those whose birthdays were ob church there. \ ■ 6 Months ...... —$1.75 Single Copies ..... --.$ .10 Rev. Fr. Lee Laige, Pastor served are Mrs. Maude Clarke, First Mass -...... 8:00 a. m. Sunday, Oct. 26— helped make the parade a success. Mrs. Minnie Minor, Mrs. Lillian Mrs. Panzer and the baby will Service men or women, anywhere, 1 y e a r----- ..,,$2.50 6:15 p.m.—Young People’s 50th We wish to thank the Plymouth spend ten days at the home of Colonial Manor Second Mass ------10:00 a.m. anniversary banquet. Kiltie Band. Saline, Napoleon, and Zoller, Mrs. Ada Thorne, the Mass on weekdays,. - 8:00,p.m. Misses Nellie Hall and NUlHan her brother, Robert Waltmire, and Convalescent Horn,. NATIONAL Chelsea-school bands, and the Pearl, Dr.,_S. Swartz and Charles his family, in Albion, before going Weekly Newspaper Representatives, Inc. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Waterloo band. ' ' to Iowa. She will go from here NORTH LAKE Also, we Jihank Central Fibre, Hill. ' ' ■ 236 East Middle street 920 Broadway . 1618 Guardian Bldg. Rev. David Bryce, Pastor Oldest of the group are Miss to Chicago by trainband will bo METHODIST CHURCH Sunday, Oct. 10— Federal Screw Works, Chelsea met there by Rev. Panzer. PHONE 21491 New York 10. N. Y. Detroit 26. Mich. Sunday, Oct. 19— . Products) Michigan Consolidated Pearl, who will be 90 years, old 10 a.m.—Worship service, fol Saturday, Oct. 18, and Mrs. Minor, The Robert Wajtmlres and their 9:45 a.m.—Worship service. lowed by coffee hour. Gas. Co., Chelsea Milling Co., Dex- 10:45 a.m.—Sunday school. ter Machine Products, Inc., and who will be 90 oq Oct. 80. two sons Bpent the week-end with and daughters. Sandra and Bon Dr. Hans Leitner of Spring Ar 10 a.m. — Primary department the4 Panzers. Mrs, Panzer’s mother, PERSONALS nie, of Dundee,, spent from Wed Sunday school classes. Chelsea Spring fo*‘ their financial bor College, will be in charge.en arge. ■■ THANK YOU Mrs. William Rally Waltmire, of Efficient Nursing C»re Mr. and Mrs. Rldine Hawley nesday until Saturday' here as 11 a,m.—Junior department Sun support. Osage, la., has spent the past week Day and Night * Chelsea Community Fair Mr. and Mrs. Howard Boyd wish and family}«of Jackson, were Sat guests vof Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ST. JOHN’S EVANGELICAL day school, classes. here to be with Mrs. Panzer and urday evening visitors at the home Winans. 7 p.m.—MYF meeting. Parade Convinitteo. by this means to thank their the baby when they returned from IN BEAUTIFUL CHELSEA AND REFORMED CHURCH friends for the flowers and cards of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wright. (Rogers Corners) Thursday, Oct. 16— the hospital. James Park of Fenton, arrived 7 p.m.-^-Choir practice. THANK YOU received while Mrs. Boyd was in Sunday, Oct, 19— yesterday to spend the remainder REV. OESTERLE ACCEPTS The most sincere gratitude is the hospital and since her return of the-week with his grandparents, 11:30 a.m. — Harvest Festival. home. PASTORATE IN PONTIAC Church decorations by the young NORTH SHARON COMMUNITY extended to all those who wore Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Winans. BIBLE CHURCH eager to be of assistance to my Mr...... and.. „Mrs...... Howard...... Baker...... and Rev. and Mrs. Maynard G. Oes- people. Sylvan and Washburn Roads N O W R E A D Y : Wednesday, Oct. 22— _ mother, Mrs. Frances Gail, when it CARD OF THANKS , , son, Steven, and Harold Baker, of jterle spent from Wednesday night Sunday, Oct. 19— was learned that she would need We wish to extend our heartfelt Ann Arbor, were Sunday supper until Friday morning with'relatives Ingathering of gifts for the or —10 a.m.—Sunday school. . phans home. . blood transfusions upon admittance thanks and sincere appreciation for Potted Chrysanthemums - African Violets guests at the Leon Chapman home, i here while enroute from Millville, 11 a.m. —Morning worship. to St, Joseph's Mercy hospital on the'many acts of kindness, mes Cut Chrysanthemums and other lovely Cut Flowers Mrs. Leurene Elder of ?Santa Minn., to Pontiac, where Rev. Oes- Sunday, Oct. 26— 7:30 p.m.—Evening service. Barbara, .Calif., is to arrive by terle has accepted a call to be. Annual Mission Festival. _ Oct. 2. Through a word dropped sages of sympathy and beautiful —ALSO— Rev, Harry Zemmer will preach to the officials of the Amalgamated floral offerings received during the plane tonight to visit her cousins,; pastor of Bethel Evangelical and at the morning and evening serv- Fine selection of different kinds of 'Mr. ahd_ Mrs. Otto Hinderer and 1 Reformed church. He hadrserved UNADILLA Union, Local No. 487, at Chelsea ;bereavement jn_ the loss of our ices. There will be election of a Spring plant by WaiterTJraden, dear husband, father, grandfather — GreenPlantsforthehome.—“ ------' Miss Florence Ward. as pastor of Grace church in Mill- PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH minister. ______Winans' vilie "since July, 1950. ■ -Unadilla, Michigan and_through the efforts_o_L Police and brother. . -WE DELIVER-'- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prayer service Thursday even Chief Doe, immediate cooperation Mrs. Wirt C. Boyce and family. 10:80 a.m.—Worship service. ings at 8 at -the Lawrence McAtee -ttr80'a.m .—Sunday school. of the union was obtained when home. the urgency was realized. By-Products CHELSEA GREENHOUSES Thankfulness- for unhesitating Tbs inside of cottonseed, or tbs ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH _ GREGORY BAPTIST CHURCH 7010 Lingane Road Phone Chelae* 6071 (Rogers Comers) generosity goes to donors Ray meat, Is pressed at special crush Gregory, Michigan ------mond Johnson;- G. H; Schweiger ing mills to obtain a rich oil for use Rev..M. W. Brueckner, Pastor 10 a;m.—Morning worship. and George Lubahn. Sunday, Oct. 19— - 11 a.m.—Sunday school. . As a result, donors from ,the In the production of margarine, 9 a.m.—Sunday school. 7:30 p.m. — Bible study and membership of the Oddfellows and shortening, salad dressings,' mayon 10 a.m.—Worship service. prayer meeting. Rebekah Lodge were not needed, naise. and other food products. 8:30 p.m.—Choir practice. but their willingness to come to our assistance is just as deeply ap SECOND EVANGELICAL preciated. Also, are offers by .Mrs. Customer Satisfaction -UNITED BRETHREN^CHURCH Ida-Nixon,..Mrs, Bertha Jdepburh, New Records (Waterloo) and Mrs. Lillian Messner, to stand Rev. G. P. Peck, Pastor by in case of further need. Sunday, Oct. 19— Mrs. Gail’s daughter, Guaranteed In Stock 10:0O" a“.m.—Sunday school. Mrs. John O’Rourke. 11:15 a.m.—Morning worship. “You Do Something To Me” 8:00 p.m.—Christian Endeavor CARD OF TRANKS , _ ------— ...... Mario Lanza meeting. We wish to extend our heartfelt “Because You’re Mine” thanks and appreciation for the ....—.------Mario Lanza BETHEL EVANGELICAL AND acts of kindness, messages of sym REFORMED CHURCH pathy and beautiful floral offer “Love Me” ...... ----- Johnny Ray Freedom Township ings received from our kind friends “Should I” ...... Four Aces Rev. T. W. Menzel, Pastor and neighbors during our recent “Some Day” ....Tony Martin Sunday, Oct. 19— i , bereavement in the loss of • our be “Lonesome, That’s All” 10. a.m.—Harvest Festival. The loved wife and mother. We es Perry Como .church will be decorated by the pecially thank" Rev.- P. H. Grabow young . people. ski, St. John’s church Youth Fel Announcing “It’s Been So Long” lowship, ^"Ladies’ 'Aid, Mrs--John ...... v------Don Cherry „ 11; a.m.—Sunday school. Tuesday, Oct.- 21— ’ Oesterie (songs), Jack Zimmerman “Settin’ The Woods on Fire” . 8 p.m.—Young People’s Hallo (organist), Hancock employees, ...... 1 : Mervin Shiner ween party at the church. Local 670; second shift employees 113 PAF0TST Footprints in the Snow” ^Wednesday, Oct. 22- of Argus Cameras. Inc.. Chuck Wedding invitations or an Small’s ...department, Radio - and D ill- Monroe Ingathering of gifts for the or nouncements . . . you’ll PHONE: 6701 phans home. Television No. 834r and-Local 623. Clark Equipment Co.; Craig Oil want them to relay your THE Station; Freshman and Junior SALEM GROVE classes of Grass Lake High school, message smartly. You can METHODIST CHURCH and Mrs. Elmer Maute’s room. RECORD SHOP Sunday, Oct. 19— J Elmer Sager and Family. depend on our experience to .V. 10 J5-a,m.r^unday'-Jchodi.—— F R f(5lD p r o d u c t s 11:15 a.m.—Worship service. CARD OF THANKS give you proud results. Dr. Hans Leitner of Spring Ar We wish to express our appreci bor College, will be in charge.ms ation to Rev,, T. W. Menzel, to Paul F. Niehaus .for his singing, CHELSEA BAPTIST CHURCH and to all ourfriends .and neigh M-92, South of Old US-12 bors who helped us through our PRINTING DEPARTMENT Rev. David A. Wood, Pastor recent, trials in our bereavement Sunday, Oct. 19—~ at the loss of our son, and brother7 10 a.m.—Sunday school” Loren. The Service 11 a.m.—Worship service. Mr. and Mrs. Qiarence Trinkle 4 and Family. Chelaea Standard Coneord grapes were so named by reason of the fact that the man P. T. Bamum, the famous circus Fine Commercial Printers who originated the variety lived man, was four times a member of You name the job I There’s an Inter mean by 4 -3»|ob-farm -ha nd !.The 1460 sories-with combination stock rack and grain body makes a rugged& muck for tho form. GVW's 14,000-to I6j000 lbs. n y o u c a n i t Peak periorme7l The ft-ton i t pickup hot plenty of comfort-and “tfandtmg ease — plot real- ecO?^ You-don't Have to MbafeiyM an automeftc gee wotor KeoferrTott never omy. Other pickupt in L and 1- ton jites, 8 and 9-ft. bodiet. have-to-go-near fa Yotrean !,tdrget~to remembef1* l+ 5faVs 0,1 % job every minute night and day and keops you fully supplied with instant hot water. Replace your old fashioned water heater. W ith a gas automatic you can enjoy hot water every day —- and take two years to pay. See your plumber, or the Gas Company. Husky hauler! 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D ollar fox* D ollar, you can’tb e a t a A Real Value o u s e y \* .I....,, \ n s i i a c * v WATCH TH1 TV FOOTIAU OAMI OF TNI WIIK IVIKY tATURDAY ON NIC TILIVIflON-ITAY TUN ID FOR HUMAN HICKMAN’S FONTIAC SNOW AFTIR IVIRV OAMI Chelsea HARPER SALES A SERVICE Phone 3063 118 West Middle Street ( Chelsea, Michigan < t, 109 North Main Street KARL THURSDAY, QOTQr e p ^ PAGE FOUR THE CHELSEA STANDARD, CHELSEA. MICHIGAN Emerson, and family, in Eaton Ra Present at a family gathering The Unadilla Wood Butchers 4-H Sunday afternoon at the home of Handicraft club met recently with • Mr. and Mrs, Austin Bott, Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. M.' W. Brueckner Mrs. Max Kalmbach and elected Calista Rose, and John Prentice were Key. and Mrs. Ted Brueckner officers for the coming year, .Mrs. RURAL CORRESPONDENCE attended the funeral services *of and family, of Saginaw, Mrs. Ro Kalmbach begins her 26th yedr as Mrs. Inez Walker in Ann Arbor, bert Warren and children, Chris a 4-H club leader. She will head on Thursday. tine and Freddie, of Temperance, the first-year project, while Clyde • Items of Interest About People We A ll Know, as Gathered by Correspondents • Purchase will be leader of the ATTENTION Dr. T. I. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. and Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Schaef-. Howard Clark and family, of Jack t e r and children, formerly of India, second-' and third-year groups. and Mrs. James Hunter and chil Mr. and Mrs. Clair Barnum en noon on several of their neighbors were Sunday evening visitors of son, spent Sunday afternoon and NORTH SHARON evening with Mr. and Mrs. John dren, of St. Clair, who are house- tertained Mr. and Mrs. Milo Cor in Sharon; ■ ■ Mr. and Mrs. Rudolppn Zahn. uests of the Brueckners. The ser. Mr. and Mrs. .Ralph W rght Mrs. Amos Curtis and Mrs. Glen Mrs. Anna Reichert visited her O’Connor. v Mr. and Mrs. Floyd^ Pwctor a t Donna Noah, of Ford hospital, chuefferai daughter,_ Eileen, ac und Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pickett FARMERS White and daughter were in Jack- daughter and husband, Mr. and f tended the wedding of Miss Betty Detroit, spent Saturday until Tues companied Mrs. Warron nnd the at" theirhome-Saturday evening Jean Wollpert and Jay Hopkins at son on Thursday. Mrs. i William Roach, of Detroit, on children when they returned home u\ honor of birthday of Mrs* We are always —— Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Cooper and Sunday. day with her parents, Mr. and the Federated church in Grass Mrs. Laurence Noah. > urn! will remain there for a visit. Pickett. Euchre was the diversion family are in New York state this Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kalmbach of the evening, with honors going Lake on Saturday evening. of Ann Arbor, were Friday eve Edmund Cooper and Mrs. Linnie B uying old sheet iron, Sharbn Jacob entertained her Holt were Sunday dinner guests of to Mrs. Corser, Mrs. Pickett, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Adams left ning callers of Mr. and Mrs. Ray UNADILLA Wright and Mr. Cprser. Lunch classmates with a wiener roast at mond Koch. , the {former's daughter and family, .Thursday to spend the winter was served at^a, Iace*covered table fence w ire and all other her home Sunday afternoon. months in Miami, Fla* ’ Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George Beeman. Sun Kent Pickett is writing the local centered by a pink and white birth ■Mrs. William^ Uohaus of Man- Wolf Bauer of the U. S. Air Leigh Luick visited Mr. and Mrs. day evening guests were her aunt nows during the absence of his. day cake. Mrs. Pickett received Chester, was a Sunday dinner guest Corps, who has been stationed at Harold Kaiser of Ann Arbor, and and ,uncle,.of.Milan,_Mri..and Mrs. mother. Please continue to phone not only~birthday_cangratulatipns grades of farm scrap of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jacob, Denver, Colo., is spending his Mr. and Mrs. August Buchau and Glen Condey, .... s or leave your news items at the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Balmer and but many good wishes for her J furlough at the home of Mr, and daughter, Joan, of Belleville were Unadilla store. winter sojourn in Florida. a n d a l w a y s Mrs. Merle Cummingb and Mrs. Mrs. Donald Irwin. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and children, of Carson City, spent the Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hadley were Harold DeMint attended the lead Mrs. Leigh' Luick. week-end with his parents, Mr. and Sunday guests of their cousifts, ers' lesson meeting at Rowes Gor- Mr. and Mrs. Peter LaChapelle, Mrs. Austin Balmer. -Mrs. Mary Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ward, Sr., of CAVANAUGH LAKE hera church on Friday as alternate LIMA TOW NSHIP of. Green Bay, Wis., are spending Clark was a Monday afternoon West Marion. caller on Mrs.. Austin Balmer. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Belser PAYING TOP PRICES leaders. - - ■ Mrs. Carroll Ordway’s brother, two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Mr, and Mrs. Cal. Gillian and. daughter, of Kendalville, Ind., are spending a few days in-Mar Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wahr and William H. Goetz, of Palmetto, LaChapelle. Mr. and Mrs. George Webb were quette this week. family, Mr. and Mrs. Norwin Wahr Calif., was a week-end guest at Mr. and Mrs. Glen Feldkomp Sunday dinner guests of their spent the week-end with Mr. and -. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Boots were and sons, and Mr. arid Mrs. Albert. the Ordway home. and son, of Manchester, were Sun daughter and family, Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Charles May. Lyle Engle, of Dexter. Evening Harry Cooper has an infection week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wahr and Alvin were Sunday din Mrs. Stanley May of Vancouver, day evening callers of Mr. and George Roots. ner guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Adolph Steinaway, . callers of the Webbs were Mr. and in one eye due to having it bruised Mrs. Georgia Anna Hudkins left Bring your scrap to Mrs. Ernest Wahr of Brooklyn. ( British Columbia, Mrs, Ethel Keith, Mrs. Albert Bentz and daughter, by n corn stalk recently, arid Frank Gracey of Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Gee's home Mr. and Mrs. Clarence vRoedel Mrs. Elizabeth Mayer and daugh Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Purchase Wednesday to spend a few days in and Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Frederick speate/xoni Tuesday morning until LYNDON ter, Margaret, of Ann Arbor, visited Russel Stephens and family Wednesday morning with Mr. and Monroe, of Wyandotte, were Sunday caUers Dr., Harmon Webb of Detroit, in Detroit this week-end, Mrs./Lula Marsh spent-Satur at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil Mrs. Harold Gracey. Mrs. Calista Rose spent Satur Mr., and Mrs. Stanley Teachout Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and day and Sunday with her daugh spent the .week-end with his son, day with Mrs; Leon Marsh, I a c k s o n I r o n & M e t a l C o m p a n y liam McAfee. ! . , . . George, at Culver Military Acad spent Sunday with Mrs. Mary • Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Strahle Mrs. Walter Rothfuss were 'Mr., ter arid family, Mr, and Mrs. Jo Teachout. and Mrs. Herman Hashley and seph Miller, in Millville. emy, Culver, Ind. family were Sunday dinner guests entertained the Euchre club Satur Mrs. Anna Broka o f Beaverton, Mrs. Howard Pickett spent an of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hochrein 1306 Page Ave. Jackeon, Michigan Dja| jrjgj day evening. . . ■ . Janice, Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Horn evening last week with Mrs. Jennie ingg and. Arthur Rothfuss. _ ■ tended a football game in Detroit, I!1,„and Athra ? Post of 5i Wa Gladwin, were in honor of Mrs. Smith’s birthday. — Mr.—end- M^fl—T°hn Bruestle or Mackinder in Stockbridge. The 'Smiths attended a family an Manchester, called Sunday after Mr: - sri^trsr-R aym ond-E geler- -gq^ay. --.Their -nephew, Terry- 9 and W.LLford Mcllveen flow to Florida - % ~ ~ - — - Boyce, pf Jackson, played in th e 'rs* Floydloyc Balnver. last week to drive his wife home niversary-dinner ■ Monda^-aycning youth football • game between Sunday afternoon callerB of Mr. after a two-week visit with her at the -home of Mr. and Mrs. halves...... 7 ;/ ■ ...... and Mrs. Walter Bffuer were Mr. sister there. They arrived hero Charles Smith; Sr., in iwnor of the latter. ■ . '" Mrs. Nick Susnjer of Wayne, and Mrs. George Bauer, Jr, and Sunday. Barbara. Sunday evening, the Wal Tom Pond visited 'Mrs. George Mr. . and: Mrs. Harold Boyce, of - Mrs. Milo Corser called on TurnBull and Janice for the week Dundee, Mr, and Mrs. Dale Boyce, ter Bauers were luncheon guests Charles Erwood at the Foote hos of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Proctor.' end. Mrs. .TurnBull will join her of Jackson, and Mrs, Charles Howe pital in Jackson, Saturday, and husband in Detroit for a few days GENERAL of Chelsea, were callers on their _ ^ found him slightly improved. , to celebrate their anniversary. GENERAL parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard R O G E R S C O R N E R S Mr. and Mr,s. Charles May will Mrs. Lowell Scripter is attend Boyce, Friday.. observe their 66th wedding anni ing: the Sylvan Extension meeting Mrs. George Austin Bott, Jr., Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.r Herbert versary Monday, Oct. 20. at the homo of Mrs. David Martin spent. Sunday and Monday with Hinderer and sonr and Nancy 'Mrs. Maud Coons visited Mrs, today (Thursday). her mother, Mrs; Verna West, in Strickland were dinner guests of John McMullen in Muriith, Wed ELECTION Dansville. - Mr. and Mrs. Roy Losey of Jack- nesday. . ELECTION son. Mr. and Mrs. Milo Corser, ac Tax on Cars ^Mri.and,.Mrs, Austin Bott spent companied by Leo HackinBorg of The average state tax on a light Sunday afternoon with his brother," -Walter Beuerle, Theodore Tirh TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS: of Dexter, Frank Lowery arid Hudson, MrsT " Ella “Barnhart and I passenger car-including road user TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS: iWpW.pr fiohiH n f Manrheateg, were Frank Corser, of Hrilt^gre spend and_prgBerty_taxe,3—18_>55 annually. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN in West Branch over the week-end ing ”the~week 'aT Houghton ' lake States having lighter taxes include - NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN __. prospecting a place to pitch,their hunting deer with bow and arrow. Massachusetts, Missouri, Illinois, That a General Election will be held in the tent ,for deer hunting season.'" Mrs. Charles May and Mr. and That a General Election will be heldjn the Mrs; Cal. Gillian- and daughter and Wyoming,-Heavier taxes, are Mr. and Mrs. William Stark and paid by motorists In Florida/Min family Were Sunday evening din were Saturday evening dinner TOWNSHIP OF LIMA ner guests of Mr. and- Mrs. Ken guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne nesota, Washington, New Mexico, TOWNSHIP QEJLYND0N neth Stark of- Trenton. Smith in Ann Arbor. and Oklahoma. (Precinct No. 1) (Precinct No. 1) Mr. and Mrs. Otto Goetz were STATE OF MICHIGAN Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. STATE OF MICHIGAN arid Mrs. Walter Loeffler and fam ily. Sunday evening visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blumenauer The Heart of Your Car . . . LIMA TOWN : Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Wenk and family caHed- on Mrs.- Albert Hin . . is the battery Within said Township on derer and Miss Carey Lutz Sunday Within said Township on evening. - Mr. - and Mrs. Alton -A, Grau spent, the week-end with Mr. and For quick, easy starts1 and . Tuesday, Nov. 4, Mrs. E. A. Koebbe of Dearborn, trouble-free performance. let and attended a wedding. Saturday Tuesday, Ncv. 4,195! evening. Susan Grau is spending this week with her aunt and uncle; larly to keep it in top -form— For the-Purpo •Mrmnd Mrs; Jack Siscoro f Dear- us check your battery regu- For the. Purpose of Electing the Following Officers, viz: born township. NATIONAL Last week callers of Mr. and NATIONAL Mrs^-Norman Wenk were Mr. and ^Always Buy Lee Deluxe Tires0 President and Vice-President of the United States Mrs. Erwin Widmayer and family, -President and Vice-President pf tjie United States of Pleasant Lake road, and Mr. and STATE Mrs. Arthur Barth and Shirley, STATE Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, 113 N. Main Street Sunday evening, Mr. ""and. Mrs. H A N K ERP SERVICE L. R. Heydlauff Ph. 6651 Norman Wenk and family called Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State; Attorney General, State Treasurer, Auditor General. on Mrs. Mary Grieb and Mr. and Corner South Main and Van Buren Phone 7411 Attorney General, State Treasurer, Auditor Genera). Mrs. Wilbert Grieb. CONGRESSIONAL United States Senator (Full Term) United States Senator (Full Term) United States Senator (To Fill Vacancy) United States Senator (To Fill Vacancy) _Representative in Congress Representative in Congress LEGISLATIVE LEGISLATIVE , State Senator, Representative State Senator, Representative — — — t-— COUNTY - - - COUNTY Prosecuting Attorney, Sheriffs County Clerk, County Treasurer, Register of Deeds, Auditor in Counties Prosecuting Attorney, Sheriff, County "Clerk, County- "electing same, Dram- Things you’d like to know about your Railroad THE ^ N E W Y O R K We have the materials you will need CENTRAL The Scfioolhouse Ce n t r a l v SYSTEM to save on heating costs IDEA ' that Track built Combination DOORS ,A 4 .... _ and WINDOWS ' .Snug in winter . . . coot in summer. / > STORM SAM 'I? 3 ' STORM WINDOWS Weather Stripping *IMra-MnllfSup*r Metal, Felt or Sponge Rubber. Ntw YORK CINTRAl PAYS taxes on its tracks, AND WHAT A DlMHtlNCWthose New York Cen- trattS ti.hjM l« i , bridges, stations and yards...just as you do on •• tral tax dollars make. In district after district, your homo or business property. In Michigan, they mean the whole difference between an out- CAULKING COMPOUND -for-inatancerGentral-taxes totaled-almbat- __ of-datc or cramped schoolhouse.. . and the kind .. Cartridges and Guns $2,000,000 last yepr, most of it going to schools. of foomy, sunny, fireproof modem building you theo Put OUsmobih's Super Thnugh its Paees l That helped keep down your school tax. want1 for your youngsters. Come in . . i dhoose your cour#e . . . and PLASTIC take « ride! You’re Invited to give this new “Rocket” Engine Oldempbile your own WINDOW and DOOR COVERING kind of demon*tration. You’ll l>« _ — — Complete with molding and-naiis...... I.O. thto.WII.nl Super •'S8” rr.l'ftmls In evi'ty .Irtvin, lilunlmn. Ami that« not alll Install yourself with common household tools. TlinrVOM.mol.ilt l’o.rt St«r,n,. for cffortlcM p.rhios-lly.l™-M*'“' ^ llrivo* forimoother power .lelivrry, t.orno in anil Rive tha "*<»*«" >™r '1 '^ 6"ve Oldemohile * try before yu.i buy! Finkbeiner Lumber Co, .»I'-'.jKrtfcK-f: iw;r>v OnOW NI A t M l • $ p$ # o 11M 1IAL1* US-12 i l l Y W I Just off LUION IN TRANSPORT fAXU. Only railroads YOUR OOOD NHOHBOR, the Railroad, pays Its 2-3881 S. Main S t 3 • lighten your tax load. Big, inter-city buses and way and'pays taxes, tool Wouldn't it be fairer R DANIELS -1 0 8 Railroad Street ' trucks» .. airplanes ,. . bargb tines. . . all got if all carriers had to do the same? You'd benefit, direct or Indirect government subsidies. And Ahd New. York Central would be better able to that means they actually inerwse by millions provide the constantly improving service whir* j MARTIN, STEIN BACH, OWNER -W.M, the TV Fwtbnll 6 ... of .h. W«k *«** “ the tax burden on you and New^fork Central! is always the "CENTRAL lD W THE CHELSEA STANDARD, CHELSEA, MICHIGAN ■Th u r s d a y , octorfd Modern “ticDlei1- WANT ADS W ANT AOS W ANT ADS to the different specScfSl ^ WANT ADS WANT ADS Power plants, rtUroad, I WANTED-Standing timber. We users, and the coal tfit 5? * ^ APARTMENT WANTED—2 or 3 MALE HELP WANTED—Freight FOR SALE—Home rendered lard. will pay top prices for large FOR SALE dray man with thick. Apply at Phone 6271. HELP WANTED home-heating stoker^ ^ room furnished apartment de- Virgin pr Second Growth trees. itqvea and boilers. rough lumber. See C. Bycraft, Chelsea office of New York Cen- FOR SALE-^5 full blood Tunis Thureson Lumber Company, How tral Railroad, phone 4131. -14 First-class mechanic; also helper. or call 2-1661.______-14 Used 8 mm. Deer Rifle, like new. ewes; 2 full blood Tunis rams. Steady work, good working con ell, Mich. Phone 931. tf ...... $59.£0 WANTED--FM dirt, Call 2-1521 SITUATION WANTED—Practical Phone 2-4952. Dan O’Connor, Chel- ditions and pay. APPLES FOR Sa l e —14 differ. o* 2-4111. 6tf sea, Mich. **4 FOR SALE AppleB. McIntosh, nursing in homo. Phone Chelsea Field Fence, 1047,41- ga;> 6 inch dnt varieties. No Sundajiy sales. NOTICE Jonathan, Red and Golden Deli 6548. ’ . -14 CIDER MAKING every Fridpy. FOR SALE — 1948 Dodge H-ton PALMER MOTOR SALES, INC. Ezra Heininger, 2571 North Lima stays. Take advantage of pre Sweet cider and whiskey barrels cious. Sweet cider every week end. FOR SALE—Small crib and baby sent prices. pickup with %-ton box. 19,000 Established 1911 Chelsea, Mich. Center Road. Phone 2-2980. l l t f PUBLIC INVITED Czapias Orchard, 1817 Rank Rd. buggy. Ph. Chelsea-2-1882?——14 for jale. Phone Chelsea 4060. 15tf miles, excellent .motor, $750. 113 Phone 4911 5tf Grass Lake, Mich. Phone Chelsea FOR^ALE—Ono .100 gallon fuel CHRYSANTHEMUM PLANTS - MERKEL BROS. HARDWARE South St., phone 6668. . -14 CUSTOM CORN PICKING—Cali 175 best garden varieties, bloom 6468. 14 oil tank with spigot and other 8694. -IB TRAP and NEW LISTINGS articles. Phone 416.51. 14 ing September and October. Jolyn WANTED TO REN,T^~ Furnished BIDS WILL BE ACCEPTED for FOR SALE—Good Northwestern, NOTICE—Phone number at resi- Lea Flowers, 1785 Wolf Lake RdL RIFLE SHOOT _apartment. Phone 7788._____14tf 2 bedroom home located on Spring sale of school house and land. lightweight, Hereford calves; dence of A. D. Mayer, Ins., is GrasB Lake. . 18 FOR SALE—Yorkshire weanling Lake. This can be7 bought for District No. 10, Lyndon township. COTTAGE Hereford and Durham yearlings, tq changed t5oA2 0 1. Office, same, 718L 2 M I. pigs. Walter J. Beutler, 40(L small down payment. Washtenaw County. 'School board let on share basis. ' < FOR SALE—Round oak, wood and Freer Rd. Phone 5570. , -15j reserves the right to reject any bid. Located, 6 miles west of Chelsea, coal range. Very good condition. Sunday, Oct. 19 offered for sale.; Has large wood NORTON’S STOCKYARDS FOR SALE—Light green kitchen Mrs. Harley H att, phone 4861. ^ 2-room modern home on 2 acres of Ro£ Hadley and Lloyd May, Greg- cabinet, porcelain top. Cot with lo tf at land, city gas and electricity. 1 bry^Mkh.,-R.F.D. No. 2, will ac ed lot with frontage ojj. lake. Full Olivet, Mich. . . Truck: baaement, large living foomrkitch- 15 dropuLU^I. Piuon sides and smy mattress.One VMW« Y*«v_ white•» ww Chelsea Rod and Gun Club mile out . ’ ' . cept bids. All bids must be in. by porcelain ice box, 100 lb. good for November 8. ______■ ■ . ■■ -14 en, bed room and toilet on first Leads Both ~ " • Grounds floor and full second floor. Electric cottage use. One small' table, 36- Not only does the United States ftfan Wanted 2 new two-bedroom homos in Chel FOR SALE—Yearling hens. 81.2^ ^Complete Line of in. long. Phone 2-2881 mornings, Bane Road sea, onrbrickr . .‘■~ each. Also 2 New Zeeland White stove, refrigerstsrr a 11 furnishings produce more cotton than the rest near Chelsea Greenhouses Hours, 8 .p.m. to 4:80 a.m. This and 2 boats are included. Electric ■ " '14 of the world total, but it also is the man must wash and polish out does. 8888 vRoe Rd. Phone Chelsea .water system, fireplace and septic, Delco Batteries COOK WANTED—Phone 2-1411] 1 3-bedroom home. 2-4021. _ . 15 largest consumer,of cotton goods, TRAP SHOOT PRIZES side delivery equipment, help tank. Immediate possession can be Also Complete-Line of ... 14tf During the last five years, con change tires, and do any othor ls t---^ ir 16-in. Hunting Boob 8-room year around home on Is had. Terms. To make inspection FOR SALE—150x125 ft. lot with sumption has averaged 9,132,'900 minoi'\ truck maintenance work. END OF SEASON call 2nd—Box of heavy load s3 Must also be qualified to handle land Lake. Autolite Batteries 36x24 ft. cinderblock building, bales, almost three times as much 3rd—Hunting Cap equipment so thAt ho may be able and 12’xl8’ frame building located as Indip, its nearest competitor, SPECIAL ALVIN H. The original equipment battery on Quigley Drive, just off US-12, to switch trucks at this plant. Rate Kern Real Estate — for your car. RIFLE SHOOT prize’ $1.90 per hr. Apply Personnel Buildings good for shop or house. Only a few days left to stock up , POMMERENING Gourd Decorations . Stag Handle Hunting Knife Office. v T~> Phone 3241 14tf your home freezer with Price $3,000. Phone 8051. 14tf 1 Phone Chelsea 7776 Try Autolite Stay-ful FOR SALE —, Seven room house, Gourds make nice decorations in v Rifle shooters bring FOR SALE Three 8-year-old black ■ Fill three times a year. - double garage, shed, chicken the home. To preserve s gourd, CHELSEA SPRING _ tO]r Delaine Rams. From - regia- BAte-Y-QUEEN- - SCISSORS AND-KNIVES sharp-: poop and garden spot, on blacktop aUow the'outside to dry thoroughly. owir ammunition. Division of Standard Steel Spring tered breeding. Farmers prices. Hav.e-it handy, to serve on pie and ened. Hand saws machine filed. A good buy on General Tires. road. Phone Chelsea 5968. -14 Then apply one or two thin coats of Howard E. Blood Far.ms, S. Lyon, Circutar-saws-gummed and; bevel fresh, white shellac -to-give it an Phone 3541 cake. Come and pick up several ground. Keys made. General lock SITUATION WANTED — Widow, —Public-Invited ■14 Mich. » -15 quarts now before we close for 51; good cook,, wishes job as. attractive, and protective cover. FOR SALE—Du roc plg’sT l weireeks the season. ■■■'“ ~ ----- repair. Byford Speer. 128 Orchard GMC TRUCKS FOR SALE—1948 Roycraft 720% St. Phone 7841.. -16 housekeeper. No other woman in .__ hnoaoti-niler with new roof and old. Eligible for■ registering „ ... .. charge. Chelsea preferred! Call' new paint job.. Also welding torch Phone 4778 after 6 p.m., o r_see ... Spwlrvl'O'n'HJVlf-Gallona: FQR-SALE—9-room-frame-houser KAISER CARS Chelsea-6548. — — -14 -with-cutting attachmeiit..___.Phon.e. Gene Lake. 14 3-car garage, large lot, fruit SCENIC LOCATION trees and garden. -Located on-Chel _ Wheel Balancing FOR RENT—Sleeping room. Good • 2-3522. ■___ ’ _____ -U FOR SALE—Potatoes. Joe T. Mer — : 97c location. Continuous hotr soft SOUTHWEST OF- MANCHESTER-r-130- acres of rolling land kel^ ph. 2-3934.______12tf sea-Dexter Rd. inside village lim FOR SALE — Used 9-pc. dining . , Hours its. Terms acceptable. Call 2-4781 Wheel Aligning water. 216 Jefferson, phone 5506 with Some woods, barn, tool shed, garage. House needs repair, room set. Cheap. 421 McKinley FOR SALE—Apples, several, dif after 6 p.m. lOtf Call evenings or week ends. -14 St. -14 ferent, varieties, Sweet cider on ing. Good well, in addition, about 12 acres with some lake WANTED—A housekeeper. -Mrs, FOR RENT—Unfurnished apart frontage. This includes two semi-modern lake-front cottages, WANTED —■ Small building for week-ends. Bring containers. Ph. 12 Noon to 9 p.m. Grossman's Garage _2-3596. Clarence Lehman. 17 George English, 642 S. Main, ment with 4 rooms and bath; au several other lake-front lots. Good fishing and bathing. May be lumber.—See-Gi^Bycraftj-or- call Time to say "So Long—and Thanks' Chelsea, Phone 2-2621. 14 137 Park St. . Phone 2-3741 tomatic heat. Located at 825 Cav 2-1651. 44 purchased separate or together. This property has lots of pos< FOR SALE—1 pr. galvanized port We .are sincerely grateful for FOR SALE 9mo. old Holstein bull lOtf anaugh Lake. Phone 2-3784 Chel NEW BUSHEL CRATES for Sale able wash tubs; 1 blonde televis your loyal patronage this past sea sea. 1 2 tf sibilities for lake-front development. Must be seen to be ap. from artificial bred cow. Don FOR SALE—3 acres of land* will '■—'Nelson Peterson's Saw Mill. ion turn-top table; 9-piece French son. Best of luck to you and sefe Keezer, phone 6766," — 14 predated. Liberal terms. 13499 CCC Rd. Ph. 6542. • -15 walnut dining room set. All in ex you NEXT SPRING. sell or trade cheap. Phone Chel FOR SALE — Winchester 12-ga. sea 2-2261. 14 UPHOLSTERING ; PLUMBING—Repairing or new cellent condition. Call at Lester PAINTING & PAPERING work. Wells and pumps re Hansen, 137 South' St., or phone VIRGINIA ROWE, Mgr. shotgun, and 30-40 Krag deer JOHN F. REULE 2-4864 after 4 p.m. ’ l l t f rifle. Derreli Kniss, Ph. 2-1176 FOR SALE Realtor Phone Ann Arbor UM paired. Fast service. Phone Leon Chelsea. -15 4 1 J. F. HIEBER & SON ard Reith, Waterloo Mills. Water FOR SALE—Davenport and chair 38 Cavanaugh Lake loo Village, Chelsea 2-4811, tf with slipcovers; walnut coffee DAIRY QUEEN New Wood Brothers and New Idea Phone 2-1664 FOR SALE — Bathinette, alumi- table with glass tray; reasonable. Corner of Old US-12 and M-92 Corn Pickers. l l t f \ num, like new. Phone Chelsea Mrs. Robert Wagner, phone 4351, Nearly New Co-Op Picker, only WHAT $395.00. WANTED—Corn picking. Phone Remember Finn’s Rexall Drug Store 2-4878. -14 -14 MEN OR BOYS WANTED for 7469. ? 18tf pinsetters. Apply after 6:30 p.m. John Deere 2-now Picker, $495.00. at Sylvan Bowling Alley. 14 John Deere No. 101 Picker, like FOR SALE — By D. Ballinger For Best Values Alwaysl DO YOU new; $395.00. Agency, 604 Hague Aye., Jack- International Picker, $295.00. son. 1 income house in. Manchester, Iron Fireman Stokers and Oil Burners HELP WANTED Many" others to choose from— convenient terms; 2 small farms of Special I Halo Shampoo. 2 Large Bottles, WANT MOST two and 15 acres, on good road SEMI-DRIVER WIEDMAN TRACTOR SALES leading to Chelsea. Phone Jackson - • $1.14 Value, -Only...... With winter almost hererisn’t it about time for the Saline Phone No. 11 2-807ST'Or-Johri'-Fahey, salesman, Gillette Super-Speed Set. 1-Pc. Razor and Blades. For highway haul. IN A JOB? Evenings, Ann Arbor 3-4808 Manchester 4842, 16 stores to be showing summer clothes? Apply in person. . $1.75 value." Only ...... 14tf Cashmere Bouquet Hand Lotion, with dispenser .49 We have a position to fill your ex WANTED—Hauling of all. kinds COSTUMES Chelsea Mtg. Corp. act needs. Why not stop in and with 1%-ton truck. Phone Chel Bexall Anapac Tablets, for relief of colds...... ? .98 talk.it-jQYer. with vour employment sea.2s2261.------1 14 FOR RENT—Costumes and wigs Hayes and Monroe St. ’ DAvnll Hisma-Rey. one-minute relief from stomach representative. We have openings FOR SALE-^-3 - -Registered Black for Halloween. Also, tuxedoes Moore Coal Company Chelsea, M i c h . . __ in October and November. and bridesmaids dresses, Santa a c id ...... :.69c - $1.63 DIAL 2-2911 15 top ram, 2 yearling and one 5-yr. “MORE COAL FROM MOORE” old. Phone 4386> Grass Lake, 4425 Claus suits. Budget prices. Vapure. A quick inhalent for head colds ...-.....$ .69 Maute R(L- -1 2 t t buyers, for homes and apartment ------COSTUME ______-Playtex Baby Pants, new Style. -One-piece, soft house. Give us a try. . Minnie MICHIGAN BELL 717 Audobon Blvd. , Dial 3-6039 latex. All sizes ...... r.....-.:..-.;.,...... $ *79. Scripter, saleslady. Rowe Realty FOR SALE ■ Jackion, Mich. $ -;65-A1ka'Selt-zer— ...... —:...... - $ .64 Co„ Jackson, Mich. Phone Chelsea TELEPHONE CO ■ ■ ■ •. : . \ , r- _ib 2-3389. ___...... : 9tf House with 7 rooms and bath. Dou $|40 Dr. Miles>Nervine ...... -..... $ .98 ThePriceless4nffredient^^ 323 E. Washington St^ ble garage. Nearly. 3 acres of FOR SALE—Ladies’ oak 4-drawer land. Beautifully landscaped with vanity dresser with an upholster Recall Denture Adhesive. Holds false teeth’firmly $ .55 . . . of every product is the honor and integrity of ROYSTER'S 6-PLANT FOOD Ann Arbor i4tf fireplace on back lawn. Nearly all ed bench. Phone 7775. -14 he who makes it. " ■ . ■ ' kinds of fniit including- berries; FIELD FERTILIZER FOR SALE-^IQ'weanling pigs. E, South Mdfn. St. one.and lMs blocks We Fill All Prescriptions Heininger. 2671 Nbrth Lima Cen GAMBLES Consider the broadness of contract and the service We Deliver. from new elementary school.; Exactly as Your Doctor Prescribes. involved, in event of a claim, before you buy. ter Rd. Dial 2-2980. . -14 Rent our high-speed Floor Sander, FINKBEINER LUMBER CO. LOST—Benrus ladies' wrist watch, Year round home at - Cavanaugh Edger and-Polisher. Make-.old Old US-12 - Just off S. Main St. Reward. Phone 6751. Mrs. Dale' Lake. • floors look like new. Rented by FILMS - MOST COMPLETE LINE! Phone Chelsea 2-3881 Keezer. • 14 hour or day. Hourly rate, sander,' A D . MAYER Good going grocery store with beer 50cj edger, 35c; polisher, $1.00 per .DEVELOPING - PRINTING r 24-HOUR SERVICE- 15 and wine license, 2 miles from DEXTER LIVESTOCK CO. day. frm*,——-A* ■ , “INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED” Chelsea. New location: 115 Park Street Chelsea, Michigan Auction every Monday. Consign Rent our Hand Sanders, rotary and your livestock to Washtenaw, MINNIE SCRIPTER, Salesli vibrator types. $1.00 per day. Fenn’s D rug Store PHONES: OFFICE 7131 RES. 4201 county’s only livestock market. ROWE REALTY CO. NOTE: Residence phone number has been changed to 4201 Feeder cattle for private sale every Jackson, Mich. DIAL 2-1611 day except Sunday. Ph. Chelsea 2-3389 13 tf GAMBLES YOU'GETthebroadestcbverage -110 North Main Street 4 miles west of Ann Arbor # in a Lapeer Cyclone policy with Phone Chelsea 2-2311 • 4 ------—------:...... ______:: on US-12 its-blanket-eoverage-of—personal 44tf —2------’------:------— —=------^ -Phone-Arm -Arbor 3-8300—- - property. State Mutual-Cyclone FOR SALE — Linkbelt Stoker, 20 Insurance Co. 16 suitable for 6- to 10-room house. Good condition. Reasonably priced. Ph. 6071. Mrs. Elvira Vise!. 3tf S P E C I A LS! -HORSES W ANTED-For' highest 1 LB. "ECK-RICH- „ Prices, ■ phone Louis ..Ramp, 2-4481, WWaterloo f1 1 —Mink • -Ranches. - FALL 1 • • Hit L. W. -Kern,-phone-8241, 1-QT. JAR "MIRACLE WHIP” 1949 MERCURY CLUB COUPE 1946 PLYMOUTH CLUB WORN FURS RE-STYLED With Overdrive. Will COUPE. Radio, heater. See Salad Dressing . . . . 5 0 c finance ...... ^ 7 7 ) this fine special. *>*0 * Reasonable. Complete Ambulance Service Will f i h a h w ^ : ;: 1-— ■$465 ONE 2-LB. PKG. _ . MARGARET DAVIS . . DAY ...... OR NIGHT ♦ 1949 BUICK SUPER TUDOR 1951 FORD DELUXE TUDOR. 2025 Baker Rd., Dexter Veiveeta Cheese . . • SI*' Radio, heater. One Phone Dexter 4321 2tf ... Phone Chelsea 4417 or 2-3891 Wilf finance...... $1095 owner. Will finance «p| I FOR SALE—Farms and lake cot- ONE 3-LB. TIN tages. Leo A. Guinan. Phone Careful help, trained to administer first-aid, j Chelsea 2-4744. - 1 5 - ALL CARS-GUARANTEED ...... » ■ 7~ Wiirbelnnrharge7^>ur equipment is complete _ _ I BRICK WORK—Anything in brick • .... Up to 24 MONTHS To Pay. work built or repaired, including for any emergency. j OPEN BREAKFAST TILL BEDTIME chimneys. T. B. Quigley. Phone — ALSO: SELECTED FRE^H MEATS - Many More To Choose From. 3054. .j7 WANTED—Used car, at once; any make or model. Waiter Mohrloek. Phone 2-1891. tf SCHNEIDERS Staffan Funeral Home | MEATS - GROCERIES . Funeral Directors for Three Generations } W. D. M0HRL0CK FARM LOANS—THROUGH FED- 804 South Main St. Phone 2-1893 FEALr LAND BANK. Long- P hone *ll$IIIIIIIIMIMIIIHHMMI1lllMUMIM*HIMMIIIM»Mlim«hiMllllHlMM|IMMMIIIIIIMl*IIIIMMII«HHMIMMIIMMMljMmilMl|) terms, 4% loans. Convenient pay WE DELIVER 2-2W ments allowing special payments at any time without penalty charge. Call or writfc: Robert Hall, Sec.-Treas., National Farm Loan Association, 201 E. Liberty St., Something Very Special for that This Week's SPECIALS Ann. Arbor. tf FOR SALE FOR CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING Very Special Someone! ------_ ---->------— . l f —Call Adolph Duerr & Son. Phone 7721, tf 3 Rolls Northern Toilet Tissue ...... 23c FOUR BEDROOM HOUSE—Hard wood floors, oil heat, full basement. NEW FLOOR SANDER^Rent it f . . r * by the hour— 80-Count Pkg* Napkins (white) .... .lie TSr •vseva ONE AND ONE-HALF ACRE LOT on Old US-12. FINKBEINER LUMBER CO. I Large Pkg. Fab ...... 27c Close in. Full price, $1,000.00. Phone 2-8881 S5tf lo@ Do You Have: W ALTER F. FIVE ROOM LAKE HOME—Fireplace, oil furnace, 9-lb. can Crisco...... ,79c An Electric Coffee Maker electric hot wateir heater. Well located'near store An Electric Iron KANTLEHNER at Cavanaugh Lake, Ah Electric Toaster * I t lb. Krispy Crackers — .. 21c Or ;any small electrical JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST .. ^ appliance Bulova, Elgin - Hamilton Watches ; ESTABLISHED 1868 other '.‘Where Gems add Gold buildings. About eight miles from Chelsea. A re, Fairly Sold" That Needs Fixin,7 Registered Keepsake Piamoads HINDERER BROS. Corner Main and Middle St. * Bring it in—Work Guaranteed QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS Phono Chelsea 6721 $7.50 Trade-In on your old eleetrle rasor regard1®** STROUT REALTY TURNER’S or condition, on a now Remington Contour Delu*e AUTHORIZRI) CRUBN JBWBLBK 1 mm — - -- ■ . . . PHONE 4211 Electric Service >rj HOLDS IT * PAY LATER R. D. MILLER, Local Representative TELETHONS YOURORDERS—WE DELIVER! BPX 388, CHELSEA, ftnCH? 114 W, Middle St. Chelsea 2-3821 Motor Repair Electrical Contractors . W inans Jewelry Store lltf '••t. yrf, j^TTRSPAY, OCTOBER 16, THE CHELSEA STANDARD. CHELSEA. MICHIGAN PAGE SEVEN personals of her 97th'birthday. Also callers at her home during the daw ^ ' IHMI|W|MIWllHftlimwi«yil M ERLIN35cal. Lever-Action OF EXTRA COST ATKROGER High Power Rifles $78.95 Breast O’ Chleksn—Chunk Pack 7-oz. can SAVAGE 300 cal., lever-action, . high-power ■ a ■ ■ rifles ...... - ...... $109.00 U. S. 16-inch Lightweight Hunters’ fyots $8.95 K e t c h u p 14-oz. tob. Miracle Whip, We have your Favorite Ammunition WE ISSUE OET THIS Pfllsbury WMte. Choo., Yellow HUNTING Cskc Mix 2 ,701 ^ 6 9 ' P u o -Th e r m Green Giant No. 303 can Make your lawn clean S w e e t P e a s HOME FURNISHINGS ing easy with one of OIL HEATER NOW our lawn cleaners. _ at regular Jow price Pillar Rook KNEE HOLE DESKS • $67.50 P a r k e r R e d S a lm o n No. 1 tall tan Walnut. 44 inch. A real value at this price. L a w n Get ffift Bo/Wf Quaker and Congoleum Gold Seal Rugs FREE of added cost 9x12, felt base. Close-out patterns. C le a n e r s —$12.95 value me U.S, No. I Michigan chanical thermostat 20” wide $0.95 » while they last with Will pick up most any- , purchase of any Potatoes . . . thing that will be on Duo-Therm, heater Fla, Fire! of fho Season Add New Life to Your Home Life . . . your lawn. Price < KROEHLER LIVING ROOM SUITES G r a p e f r u it 3 , 2 9 ' $ 3 5 . 0 0 Priced from $198.50 to $235.00 U.S. No. I Michigan Separate Sofas - $185.00 LEAF or LAWN 3-Lb. Plio- COMBS Yellow Onions Film Bag NEW STORE HOURS Steel tines. Beginning Nov. 1, our cluing hour wiU be changed 18” at $1.10 Acr WH/U7H&Iast/ from 6 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily except Thursday and f , $1.60 and $2.35 Get your feature-packed, performance- thermostat tend the fire. You Can Win - Saturday. Thursday, we close at 12 noon, and on proved Duo-Therm heater today! Ex And all these Duo-Therm extras at no Saturday we wiU remain open until 9 p.m. clusive Dual Chamber burner burns extra cost —Automatic Draft Minder, $ 1 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 clean at any Ere setting, gives more heat fully Coordinated Controls, Waist-High or 530 other valuable r o a e r from every drop of oil.-. dial-thc-hcat Control, Waste Stopper, r ' prim In Kroger's Coffee Add Automatic PowerjAir Blower for Humidifier, big Radiant Doors for quick Slection Contest. G e t forced warm air heatinv that saves you spot heat. Rich lustrous enamel finish ballots and easy rules at up to 2 5 % on fuel Him. Let your FR!- .i and deluxe trim. — — ■■ ■ ^ _ your Kroger Store! v f n u ’ T i 1 f' w , r r> ■ Copyright 1049. TDo Kroger Co. | ---- = B R O S . = = ----- Store Hours: FRIGID PRODUCTS Mom Tnetk* Wed. - 9 m ».*6 Saturday — 9 ami-S &(/€AX6CpUtUZ 6r^U/Uiitu/t& 113 N. Main Street v Prictt UfttettP* 1 btoMRb Sdt„ Oth IB, 1932 ' O o t h e l s e a L. R. Heydiauff Phone 6651 .S tandard Ads A rea^tood Shopping (Sulde! THURSDAY, n n r r i ™ ^ PAGE EIGHT THE CHELSEA STANDARD, CHELSEA, MICHIGAN 1 Pepotar Gift were, 1st; Mrs. Clara Heller, 2nd. Tbe moit frequently presented Coffee cake or sweet rolls, Janet to such bsarUur, or by porspaal Mrvioo at Widmayer, 1st; Jean Sharrard, least five (6) days prior to such hoarla gift In the United States is the ft* Community Fair Awards 2nd; Kathleen Widmayer, 3rd. FRANK L. IfoAVlNOHEY, miliar match book. Retailers1 oi CI«nMM County JutUto of Probato Pretzels: Mrs. H. Esphelpach, 1st; ORDER FOR PUBIKATION and Acting In Waahtonaw County. wiiitng_ cigarettes, cigars and pipe tobacco (Continued from page one) ■ Mrs. Clara Miller, 2nd. Yeast give away more than 90% of the A tru t copy* : i It l» furtiM™ORDEREi) ,f?' 1/71041*1 pion Hereford and reserve grand rolls, Kathleen Hatt, 1st; Jean William R. StJtfg. RogUter of Probato. 19.5 billion match books produced bins, 1st; Edson Whitaker, 2nd; champion on a Suffolk yearling John P. Kouueh. Attornoy, « . ewe; Robert Heller, grand Cham* champion Shorthorn on his beef Sharrard,' 2nd; Janet Widmayer, State of Uichlgan. Ths PrtAatc Court for annually. Joe Greenwood, 3rd. 3rd. Sponge Cake: M rs. Helen ChotMa, Ulehlgan. OcU6-80 M inted, Published ?ndR cl rr.fl Ponies, under saddle, (children ton on his Cheviot aged ram; steers which had also won firsts the County of Washtenaw. nrm r in their divisions. Leggett, 1st; Nina Hatt, 2nd. Chif In the Matter of the Estate of DOW 8TATR OP MICHIGAN 6 years or over) Clara Stapish, 1st; E>oris Haist, grand champion on LAS F. BVCRAFT. Deceased. _ - The Circuit Court for tho County of Wash- her Corriedale aged ewe; Archie fon Cake: Mrs. A. C. Grau, 1st; At-a session of said Court, held on.Oc- Leila .Trinkle, 2nd; Helen Stapish, TRACTOR PULLING CONTEST Mrs. Floyd Allshouse, 2nd; Lillian wntlnu^r,thenrelnhonc','jCrih Si 3rd; Bradbury, champion on Lincoln NORMAN °LE^HANSEN, Plaintiff, K m aged ram; and Fred Fielder, grand - Winners in the tractor pulling Sanderson, 3rd. Angel Food Cake: t0pre4nt!95Hon. Frank L. McAvInehey, —ViL*—• ' l a J f t i Park Ponies t Louise LeClear, contests Thursday afternoon, Oct. Mrer Harold Eiseman, lsti- Mr8. DORIS ANN HANSEN, Defendant, 1st; Nina Hatt, 2nd; Louis LeClear, champion on a Montadale aged JUNotk»VaP^ i ^ Given, That the petiUon 2, were as follows: Stanley Beil, 2nd; nwivki Janet .Widmay- of Charles H. By craft, I'rayln* thatthe Order For Appoaranct 3rd. All children who entered a ewe. Richard Haist exhibited the ;aniey oviii *nuj - U-714 Heavy Weight—-Robert Stewart, er, 3rd. Dark Layer Cake: Mar administration of«sald estate park pony and did not win a prize grand champion fine wool fleece. to Charles H. BySraft. or to some pUmr Suit ponding In tbo above anUtlod Court Pen of Three, any breed: Mar* Milan, first, $20; Walter Bauer, garet Hatt. 1st; Kay Kuhl, 2nd; on the Ut day of Oetoter, 1982. JAM ES R. BREAKEY, r t was awarded $1.00. second, $15; Orson Beeman, third, Donna Miller, 3rd. Light Layer suitable persons and that the ht*rs of saw In tbie eauio It appoartng from affidavit orie Bradbury, 1st; Charles Houcki deceased be determined, will be heard, at on Ale, that defendant doto not mlda In Cleary, Welna. JacVMn As^cal'titi ^'^9*.* *■ SWINE nd. $10; Keith Bradbury, fourth, $5. Cake: Arlene Loeffler, 1st; Audrey Dm Probate Court on November 6; 1982 a t tho Stato of Michigan and that her laet - Single Fat LambijChacles Houcks Light Weight: Kenneth Proctor, Haab, 2nd; Martha Wenk, 3rd. Cup 2:00 o'clock In the afternoon. ■. . ^ known addraea la 912 Proaton Street. Robert Heller had the—grand I t Is Ordered, T h a t notice there®* b« PalhUvillO, Kentuoky . . irwSSf, 8ffiSS. champion barrow of the hogs 1st; Marjorie Bradbury, 2nd; Judy first, $20; Vernon Asquith. Stock- Cakes: May GroBsman, 1st; Susan given by publication of a copy hereof ^for A true eopy Hough and Jim Hough, 3rd. bridge, second, $15; Carl Grob, Hatt, 2nd; Donna KUnk, 3rd. Rolled three weeks eonsecuUvely pte^us to ^ 4 On motion of Goeygo X. Strlpp, Attorney shown at the Chelsea. Community Dexter, third," $10: William Mc day of hearing, In .The CMsea Standam. for the Plaintiff, it la ordered that the Fair. Harry Macomber had the Ewe, medium wool fleece: §^r- Cookies: Loretta Doll, 1st; Alice. and that the PeUUoner cause a w py of ■aid Defendant, Dorla Ann Hanaen, .jeauao Calls, Ann Arbor, fourth, $3. Bergen, 2nd; Clara Heller, 3rd. her appearance (o entered in thU eaum nd champipn^sow. Awards on ley Barth, l*t;-Leona Hatt, 2n4i this notice to be served upon each known within tbrea montha from the date of Ode were as follows: Mary Ann Boettner, 3rd, Tractor Operating: Robert Hel Drop Cookies: Irene Wenk, 1st; cider and that in default thereof aald Bill w ar, any breed, 6 months or Ram, medium wool fleece: Leona ler, first, $15; Eldean Hieber, sec Arlene Loeffler, 2nd; Jean Shar of Complaint will be taken aa confeaeed. ond, $10: Lloyd Grau, third, $5; rard, 3rd. Filled Cookies: Loretta Dorr Whitaker was captain of over: Tom Salts, 1st; George Ma* Hatt, 1st; Nina Hatt, 2nd; Robert the losing team. A^mong those on Dated: r 6brbak*Y. JR.. comber, 2nd; Norman Feldkamp, Heller, 3rd. Norman Feldkamp, fourth* $6; Or Doll, 1st. Candy: Janet Widmay Otreult Judge. son Beepian, Jr., fifth, $5. Fred er, 1st; Mrs. A. L. Turner, 2nd; his end of the rope were Calvin flWt, 3rd. • . v . . Fine Wool ...... - - . Clark,—Jim Clarkr Leon Sander* GEORGE S. STRIPP. KUnk, Jroeixth, $5. — — Mrs. W. .Trinkle; 3rd. One-Crust Attorney for Plaintiff. . Boar, any breed, 6 months or Ewe Lamb: Kenneth Haist. 1st; eon, Alton Curtis, Clarence Btap- BuelneM Addreaa: 19 N. Adams Street, under: Larry Chapman, 1st; Wil- ^ H O B B IE S Pie, Grace Kiss, 1st Two-Crust « « r, David Wolfgang, 2nd; William Pie: Arlene Loeffler, 1st; Jayne ish, William Kempi, Lee Hoppe, Ypallantl, Michigan. liam Hoppe, 2nd; Douglas Sind* Stoffer, 3rd. Norman Hinderer,. Dale Hepburn, A tr u l 0OD3f ■ ■ ««* linger, 3rd. * The hobbies division winners in Bauer, 2nd.- Muffins: L. A. Siew- Luatla M, Smith, County ClarL . Ram lamb: William Stoffer, 1st; clude Scott Chaplin, lst.4>n most ers, 1st; Jane McLaughlin, 2nd,. Harold Trinkle. Esther Veliquetto, Deputy Ctort Sow, any breed, 1 year or over: Kenneth Haist, 2nd. Octie-Nov27 Norman Feldkamp, 1st; Larry unusual exhibit; Ray Knickerbock Hand Made Rugs: Mrs. Elsie Notice ■ In H$r$by (](v$n Yearling ewe: Kenneth Haist, er, 1st on most detailed am$ time- McDaid, 1st; Anna McDonald, 2nd; _ " STATE OP MICHIGAN .. Chapman, 2nd; william Hoppe, 1st; William Stoffer, 2nd. consuming exhibit, Other .awards Door Prizes... In-the Circuit Court for-the County of |JNl W bSDAY, OCTOBER 16. 1882 THE CHELSEA STANDARD, CHELSEA, MICHIGAN PAGE N IN E -! UiMMiiiiMMMimmum *25" urday and Sunday where they of Waterloo, and Donna and Jane bo*WiSaKtt|he °eW WMdm i i i i i m ; e r r r r»B sr- :im m r Moore of Chelsea, were Sunday vis ST MARY’S .. mu I I I I visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Lorent* snent ^ rs;, Beeman zen and Mr. and Mrs, Joe Tesho itors of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hein* aftcrnoon and eve- of Cass City. 1 inger and daughter, Harriet. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Engelhardt School Notes Velfe ® iF r< a3<* Mr»* William Mrs. Florence Waltmire of . Item oj IrUtmt About Ptoplt Foii Know *w e' a j .Mr. and MrsrCarl Reu- Osage, la., is visiting Rev. and and Mrs. Mata Lucht were Sun FOR THE LIBRARY ther and family, ir> Woodland. Mrs. Vem Panzer. Sunday dinner daydinner guests of Mrs. Dale Mary Virginia and Robert Lons- ...... » ...... guests there were, Mr. and Mrs. Thompkins of Muskegon. way have made a generous gift of ttn?«ftnanS Mrs, Donald Beeman Robert Waltmire of Albion. After Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walz were several of their books to our school Mrs. Lyle .Walz has returned Mr ^ 5 r e Dee, accompanied MO. FRANCISCO Mr. and Mrs. Russel! Stoker and noon callers were Rev. and Mrs. Sunday dinner gueats of Mr. and library. Pupils of St. Mary1* for. * . » . . w*v\ u;fla mi home from the hospital and spent David Bryce. Mrs. James Dyer and family, of many yean to come will be grate u.vtorie Wahl waa maid of Sunday with hqr parents. She will to vi8i$ relatives in WOOD ^ i t the wedding of Betty Jean Grand ‘Rapids and Lake Odessa, Rev. Vem Panzer is leaving for Ann Arbor.- Richard, Thomas and ful for their donation. remain there for a few days. Iowa today (Thursday)' and Mrs. Kenneth l Dyer spent last week at . 1 J iy M m , S .t » r . Mrs, E. Hathesway a t Detroit, evening**' Su,iday “iternoon and Panzer 'will spend some time with the Walz home. ENROLLMENT GROWS ' Was a guest over the week-end at Mr. and Mrs, Robert Waltmire in j, ■ ------I The eighth graders welcomed t,WNln» Wahl visited, her the home of her sister, Mrs. Walter wjir * ^ d Mrs. Raymond Coulter, Albion, before her departure. ^ ’ . •. Souvenir Lawrence Lavely Into their class Vicary, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Coulter and Mrs. Frank Schmitz attended the If Hawaii travelers send you a last week. Lawrence came from farmly, and Willard‘ Coulter and funeral of Mrs. Elmer Sager last St. Michael’s school in Livonia. Mrs. James Wells and son, Don, 2* Detroit, spent Sunday carved bowl of monkey pod,, the Our enrollment has now reached Hercy and .wife, of Detroit, Mrs: B. j! at- the Gorton home here. Law- Wednesday in Grass Lake,' Mr, and islands’ glamour wood, rub thor Austin, tof Chelsea, were callers at Mrs. Walter Nordman of Ann Ar 120 pupils. I^SS^'dM 'W ofM r.and ience Coulter of Jackson, was a bor, were Sunday afternoon visi oughly with salad or vegetable oil, •V? John Hartman were Mr. and the Walter Vicary and Annabelle dinner guest of their’s. then wash with soap and lukewarm Coal undeliets about 8,000 square Woolley homes on Tuesday. Don tors of Mr. and Mrs. Schmitz. Vin water before initial use. Hot or I } f Merle Sibley and, family, of leaves for Korea or Japan soon. Mrs. Sylvester Parker and fam cent Schmitz spent the we'ek-end miles of Alabama and its iron ore SSidyAftiflidy lake,LdkCf ot andMinnesota, were Tues son, Donald, and Mr. 'and Mrs. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and -MR. FARMER- some time with he^ sister and day callers of-Mr. and Mrs. Will Robert Robbins attended a family Mrs. Joseph Czapla were Mr. and r' ■ “■* ' ' ' ' husband, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Carty, Barber. On Sunday, Mr. and- Mrs. birthday dinner in honor of their Mrs. Alvin Anderson of Flint, Mr. To get the most net dollars from your while Mrs. Alva Beeman is on a Barber attended a birthday party father and grandfather, George and Mrs. Charles Casper and fam trip to the Smoky mountains with at the home of her son and his Bennett. ily. GENERAL her sister and husband, Mr. and livestock, consign it to the Mrs. Ralph Reynolds and Mrs. wifg, Mr. and Mrs. William Barber Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Van Valken- Anna Reynolds, and family, and also called on cou Robert Robbins were visitors of burg of Detroit, visited Mr. and ■ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Runciman sins, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Barr, in Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Robbins. Mrs'. 'Franklin Van Valkenburg on and family of Stockbridge, spent Leslie, Sunday morning callers of Mr. Sunday. Howell Livestock A uction Sunday afternoon with his p»r- and—Mrsr-George—Heydlauff -were ELECTION lentSr-Mrr-ftnd-Mm-RmoryRui/oi- Mr_and _Mr8. _Cli ff ord Heydlauff^ FOUR MILE LAKE man. Callers of the week -were SALEM GROVE----- and family, and Shirley Turner." Sale Every Mondays 2 p.m. Edmund Cooper and Mrs. manic Notten Road heading is beipg Afternoon callers there were Mr. Mr. and~Mrs. Frank Koselka and TO THEH^UALlFIED ELECTORS: Holt, of Lyndon. ■ / changed to Salem Grove, a head and Mrs. Lloyd Heydlauff and Wal family were Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs;-Harold MarBh and ing-which will include news from ter Kalmbach and daughter, Phyl of Mr. and Mrs., M. Stiegletz pf NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN family of. Jackson, were Sunday a wider territory. \ lis. . ' ■ Dearborn. dinner guests of Mrs. Lula Marsh _ Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh Rowe and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robbins visited Dr. and Mrs. Joel Clay and .fam- That a General Election will be held in the and Shirley. Mr. and Mrs. -Duane family, were Saturday- guests af Mr. and Mrs. James Hone of Man ttyr^J^tsfield-Vittager-wereFrU Marsh and daughter, ,Lynda!, of the Whitaker home. Their daugh Chester, Sunday afternoon. day morning visitors of her mother, Phone 1089 HoweU for any information. near Grass Lake, spent the eve ter, Kathy, spent the night there. Mrs. Bertha Bareis. All were din T0WNSHIP 0F SYLVAN ning with them, Sunday dinner guests were Mr. * Mr. and Mrs. Walter Riemen- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur Mrs. Matt Taton and baby, of and Mrs. K. B. Rowe and Kenny, schneider were Sunday dinner Tisch and family, and Bupper (Precinct No. 1 and 2). guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leg guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heller STATE OF MICHIGAN gett in honor of the formers’ wed of Sylvan,— ...... , .. ding anniversary. Mrs.' John Fischer, who has been at Mr. ?nd Mrs. Charles Bidwell visiting\her daughter, Mrs. Wilfred and .Mr. and Mrs. Peter Young Ketz and family, of Schenectady, were Sunday dinner guests at the N. Y.» returned home-Sunday. Mr. Rank home. and Mrs. Al. Schneider of Utica, SYLVAN TOWN HALL - Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pyle of De N. Y., accompanied Mrs.- Fispher Within said Township on troit, and Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Leh home for a;.visit. ' ' . . man were, Sunday afternoon callers ; Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Loveland of' Mr. and Mrs. Norman Colvia. and Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Loyeland Mr. and M^s. Oscar Kalmbach, and family, of North Francisco, Mr. and Mrs. James Gaunt and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rentschler Tuesday, Nov. 4,1952 and-_Mrs. James Beal, and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Sanderson. After: For the Purpose of Electing the Following Officers, viz: noon callers were Mr. and' Mrs. Max Kalmbach and family, of near ARTHRITIS? Unadilla. I have been wonderfully blessed • NATIONAL - Mr. arid Mrs. Ervin Wagner and in being restored to active life President and Vice-President of the United States . son -spent the week-end with_Mr. after being crippled, in nearly Lots of things Mama did are and Mrs. Herman Reed. every joint in my body arid with . ■.... STATE ; . ■ ■WhTston“Schenkrhis-motherand^ . muscu 1 ar^Boreness from head to -son-RobertT^vere-in-Manisteeforfoot. I-had-Rheumatoid-Arthritis- ..Governor ,-Lieutenant Gavemor^ Secretary of State, considered "old fashioned* the week-end. Mrs. Winston Schenk and other forms of Rheumatism, Attorney General, State Treasurer, Auditor General. and son> Dick, visited her parents, hands deformed and .my ankles today. But her habit of sav Miv and Mrs. Glen Harsnbarger, were set.' CONGRESSIONAL on Saturday. Limited space prohibits telling Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bauer and you more here bu't if you will United States Senator (Full Term) ing every penny, dime and daughter, Marilyn, were Sunday write me I will reply at once and evening luncheon guests of Mr. United States Senator (To Fill Vacancy) and Mrs. Kenneth Proctor. tell you how I received this won Representative in Congress ( dollar sl\e could for emer Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Clark at derful relief. tended the wedding of Betty Jean LEGISLATIVE gencies, will never go Wallpert and Jay Hopkins in Grass Lake, Saturday evening. Sunday Mrs. Lela S. Wier State Senator, Representative dinner guests of the Clarks were 2805 Arbor RUjls Drive' Of Styles— -1:'I::—: Mi\_and.Mrs. hL-J. Riethmiiler,.... P. O. Box .3122 y ■; -- -■■■■ COUNTY ; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kalmbach Jackson 7, Mississippi Prosecuting Attorney, Sheriff, County Clerk, County traveled to northern Michigan Sat- Treasurer. Register of Deeds, Auditor in Counties electing same,—Drain Commissioner, Coroners, Sur- veyor, and such other Officers as are elected at that time. Chelsea Electric NON-PARTISAN ELECTION _ _ / ' - , For the Purpose of Electing the Following Officers, viz : & Water Dept Justice of the Supreme Court (To Fill Vacancy) . Judge of Probate Circuit Court Commissioners will help you save And To Vote on the Following Amendments: 1. Proposed Amendment, to Section 10 of Article II, relative to with their the Search and Seizure provisbn of the Michigan Constitution, to permit the hse as evidence in criminal proceedings of narcotic drugs seized in violation thereof. _^ ______2. Proposed Amendment to Sections 2, 3 and* 4 of the Michigan Constitution to^provtde~for Decennial Reapportionment of the" ----- REDUCED RATI Senate and House of Representatives by the Secretary of State. BE READY... 3. Proposed Amendment to Sections 2, 3 and 4 of the Michigan Harvest when Weather and Crop are Constitution to establish Senatorial Districts and to provide for ELECTRIC WATER Decennial Reapportionment of Representatives by _ Legislature or by State Board of Canvassers, __ The farmer who has his own ALL-CROP Harvester County Building Bonding Proposition is ready and waiting for his soybean crop to mature. Shall the County of Washtenaw, State of Michigan, borrow When the crop is ready and the weather is right the sum of Three Million Two Hundred Fifty Thousand t o t T » k w lo X L « ,« r b ein8 limited t . <>« . . . . . ah ALL-CROP Harvester, priced for home ($3,250,000.00) Dollars, and issue its bonds therefor for the ownership, can harvest your soybean crop with purpose of constructing and equipping a new county building, _ . . - ..$1.40 per month maximum including parking facilities in connection therewith, to be located out delay. And that’s importantl Tomorrow it may at the county seat of said County? ----- Where the Tank Capacity is 3 ga s. P $2.15 per month maximum rain, damage your crop, turn your fields into a Where the Tank C apacity Z I Z l I n M per month maximum sea of mud. ALSO ANY OTHER PROPOSITIONS ^ ------THAT MAY BE SUBMITTED AT THAT TIME W h e r e t h e Taiik Capacity iss 0 . # » $3.65 per month maximum , Yes, a few days* difference caji be mighty im« — r Where «he Tank^CSpacttyJai® to W ...... $4.40 per month-maximum -----portant. So be prepared this year to harvest ahead Notice Relative to Opening and Closing Where the Tank Capacity is over 75 gals. of the weather with your own ALL-CROP Har vester — built by Allls-Chalmers. of the Polls — Inquire of your ------AIl.CJOMi on Allli'QieM*™ Irtd tn trk i . - ______ELECTION LAW, REVISION OF1943 (3093) Section 1. On the day oi any election the polls shall be T m in opened at 7 o'clock in the forenoon, and shall be continued open tho National ( fHlIS'CHflLMERS A until 8 o'clock in the afternoon and no longer. Every qualified Farm and Horn* elector prepent and in line at the polls .at the hour prescribed for Hour — Ivory V " SAUS AND SIAVICI J the closing thereof shall be allowed to vote. CHELSEA ELECTRIC & Saturday — NBC THE POLLS of a^dl^ectlbit wilTbe open aT7 o'clock- a,m. ajid will remain open until 8 o’clock p.m. of said, day of election, LeRoy F. Heii WALTER F. KANTLEHNER, 130 Adrian S t Mancheater Phone 8011 1 0 4 East Middle Street Phone SMI Township Clerk. ■h‘r PAGE TEN over the map to make‘labor uniops Otto Schanz, salary ending Austin Balmers PERSONALS VFW Auxiliary Aids dominate each voting area; 9-15-52 Lero Buehler, salary ending The Foster. Fletcher family, of Honored by Friends in Hospital Party • The plan would destroy the basic .. 9-15-52 ...... -.... - .... 165.93 M?a. Harold Haarl?? of°SaS ^ Yptitaati, ipent Sunday here with American principle that the lower Sam Misailedes, salary end- ' oh 90th Anniversary Ludington, Dola BalmLSa'laeJ3 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schneider. Eight members and guests of the Week Ending Oct. 6, 1952 house should be set up to represent in g ...... 189.60 son, and Mrs. George’ Ifr. and Mrs. Warren Graves of local VFW Auxiliary were in MONDAY NIGHT DIVISION population and the upper house to Mrs. B. Widmayer, salary Fifty-two-friends and neighbors Battle'Creek Thursday evening to Walter Balmer: the Au Oree, are epanding several days W represent areas; ' ending 9-15-52 ...... 24.00 gathered at the Lyndon Town Hall is in California, couS nSt ^ ^ here this week as guests of Hr. participate in giving a hospital Chelsea Mfg, Corp...... 13 Mrs. Fay Schiller, salary Friday evening to honor Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Lewell^ftVr?^ and Mrs. Martin Miller. party for veterans at Percy Jones Schneider’s Grocery -18, • By giving labor the majority ending 9-16-52 ...... 50.00 Mrs. Austin Balmer, in observance only 4 sister of Mrs Mrs. George Mayer spent the hospital in cooperation with five Spaulding Chev. 13 voice in the Legislature, union B. Widmayer, labor ..... 38.00 of their 50th wedding anniversary. auxiliaries from this area. ' [J/on-Artisan bosses could rewrite the Consti John Balmer/ ” o ' e t o ' ^ week-end in Ann Arbor as the Chelsea Drug ..- ...... 13 Washtenaw County Treas., Guests were present from Wil- only brother of Mr, f lK i 0hi^ est of her sister and husband, TWr party was planned as a Juanita’s Beauty Shop .13 Mews letter tution to suit themselves. Dele trailer camp fees ...-;••..•••• 23.75 liamston, Stockbridge, Ann Arbor, Halloween Carnival and included gates to a Constitutional conven also unable to be here m ’ Wer« ■in. Ba. and Mrs. Alfred Icheldinger, State Farm Ins...... 11 Buhners Brake Serv* July Saline, ’Carson City, Hudson and and attended the Michlgan-Indiana booths of various kinds, a fish ChelBea Milling . 9 11 tion which the legislature oould call 2.80 Chelsea. 1 # Among the 75 cailS Wr*^ . would be selected on the same basis acct...... football game Saturday. pond, shooting gallery, ring toss, Foster’s Mens W ear...... 9 11 Mich. Consol. Gas Co./Aug. The tables, at which the guests and other entertainment features. Hankerd’s Service — .. 9 11 as State Senators are . . . again 8.27 Mr. and Mrs. John KallanJ of with the majority under union account .L...... were seated for refreshmepts/were Chicago, spent the week-end here Prizes were cigarettes and candy Guenther’s ...... 8 12 • Battle lines are being drawn over Anderson & Schoenlng, side- decorated with yellow candles and bars. Eagles ----- — -— ~~ 5 15 who is to control the Michigan leg- domination. walk construction...... -... 860.50 with the latter's mother, Mrs. H. E. There are only three weeks be yellow chrysanthemums.' A decor Canfield. Also guests of Mrs. Can- Cigarettes were also distributed Chelsea Products ... . . 4 16 islature—CIO labor leaders of four Mich. Bell Tele. Co., police ated anniversary cake centered the among the veteran-patients, and 500 series and over: W. Eisen- counties or the citizens pf Michigan fore the election.' Can backera of field Saturday evening were Mr. Plan No. 3 sell the voters on a and fire phones...... 30.50 table where the honor guests were ■The Balmers received a and Mrs. August Miller of Chicago. home-made candy, cider and beiser, 577; ’ A. Mshar, 543; C. in 84 counties. Klumpp Bros,, gravel ..... 46.05 seated, v of .gifts as mementos of Schneider, 543; S. Policht, 529; "Vote No on No. 2; Vote Yes on doughnuts and other refreshments And if you don’t think the CIO is Alber Motor Sales, August ■ _ Reminisences of the 50 years of casion. 1 oc- were served. H. BurnettL 523; G, McClear, 5_14j wheeling__big guns into the fight, No. 3" program in those short account...J.— ...... 4L71 R. Foster, 511; D._ Ringe,_ . 507; R. look 1st the battle-plans the labor days? • «...... ------their -married lifo,-arranged—in Approximately 200 veterans at* uccess or failure rides "Chelsea! EI¥c.&^Water, ___ verse form, was read by Mrs. Mary tended the party which was held spa1Spaulding, 506; B. McClanahan, bosses have chartered in Muske On their Downtown lights $ 89.50 RELATIVES RECEIVE WORD 502, the future Michigan. Clark. ' OF SEVERE FIRE LOSS in a first-floor day room. gon County alone. ----- — Outside lightp 119.00 The couple received a table .lamp 200 games and over: W, Eisen- Stop lights^ 11,40 Those from Chelsea who assisted • They’ve earmarked 89,000 to be as a gift from the assembled group. Chelsea relatives of the n e at the party are Mrs. Mary Kniss, beiser, 222; C. Schneider, 222; D. Council-Proceedings Parking lot ...... 1,03 * * ' * Boll family of Lather, Till, 214; G. Winchester, Sr./ 207; spent in that county — in fact, Municipal building 21.75 242.68. hospital chairman, Mrs. Josephine F. Mann, 207; S. Policht, 207; B. mainly in only-17 precincts within Council Room Approximately 75 friends, rela ceived word that their home Hocnrein, Mrs. Kathryn Brett- W. J. Grossman, June and I * ^ ** ^ »* * ■ *• 1* W AcmlvA mm a ■ AX* a severely damaged by fire-on \£5L -McClanahan, 205; A. Mshar, 203; the cities of Muskegon and Muske - v- Sept. 2r 1952- July account 4;28 kiroB tinr schneider, Mrs. Clara HufzeirMrs. gon Heights. nesday; Oct. l.T^ost of the?uffl^ Eulahlee Packard, Mrs. Ruby G. Carr, 201. Regular Session: Spaulding Chev. Sales, Aug. . Austin Balmer home Sunday after ings on,the first floor werewS In as detailed plans as a pneral This meeting was called to order account...... 42.76 noon to extend congratulations to AS LOW Boyer, Mrs. Alura Geer and. Mrs. THURSDAY NIGHT DIVISION has on D-minus-1, the has Mr. and Mrs. Balmer on the oc but the second floor furniture mi Anna Werner...... by Pres. Nielsen at 7:30 p.m. Pre Chelsea Lbr., Grain, Coal ^ bedding were burned or ” drawn up its field strategy. sent: Trustees Gage, Spiegelberg, Co., August account .....167.07 casion of the 50th anniversary of AS • They’ll > spent $2,400 for workers by smoke and water. All the clo¥ Central Fibre. Atkinson, Dreyer. Absent: Canine, Mohriock & Wortley, Aug. their wedding. They were married ing belonging to their d a u fi Bert’s Dairy Bar in those 17 precincts in the final Biker. account...... 69.59 Oct. 14, 1902, in Pauldinjg county, three days of registration for the 10-year-old Catherine AnS“8£ Chelsea Mrg. Cqrp. The minutes of the meeting held ,T. P. Flynn Co., paving Ohio, and have lived in this vicinity burned where they hung Grass Lakers —!------general election. On election day Aug. 18, 1952, were read and ap parking lot ...... 1728.25 since 1916. - ^ they’ll hire seven crews to dis upstairs closet. * ™ M Chelsea Cleaners .. ... proved. Aluminum L a d d e r Go., Present for the open house re The family moved into a vacant Wol vorine Tavern ...... tribute _campaign literature, with The following accounts were pre ception-were- five*of the Balmers' l>tj supervisors - getting $T6-per day aluminum ladder, fire home in Luther and plan to n S B & W Construction sented to the council: t dept.* ...... 469.55 six sons and three daughters, Har- there until their home is re-built Daniels Buick ...... 12 and boys hired at $5 a day. General Fund Anton Nielsen, quarterly Gary's .Chev. ______13 • On election day t*hey’U hire 180 Paul Morley, tree trimming $ 21.25 ' salary and 5- meetings...... 85.00. Production Machining 14 Walter Gage, 4.meetings . .. 8.00 Rod & Gun Club ...... 11 field workers for $2,880 to haul Lester McKee, tree trim workers to t he-polls and-wilLspend ming —14,85- ^Claude Spiegelberg, 6 meet-___ . Chelsea Products ..... TflT ings 12.00 500 ’series and over: R. Horste, over $300 just to pass out cam E. Wireman, tree trimming 14.85 paign literature. 1 S. Tony, tree triming — 14.85 Geo. Atkinson, 6 meetings 10.00 THEM? IS I Did H M ym lf In One Afternoon 559; B. McClanahan, 555; R. Koch, Joseph Dreyer, 6 meetjngs 12,00 553; D. Ringe, 532; C. Rowe, 531; That’s just one county. Washtenaw County Treas., MORE THAN wWi * • • trailer camp fee ... . 125.25 Raymond Canine, 4 meetings 8.00 M \ a u t 0 H. Walz, 525; K. McMannus, 514; Figure out for yourself— by Dahue Riker, 5 m eetings... 10.00 ONE REASON G. Knickerbocker, 505; H. Bur comparing Muskegon County to Geo. Doe, salary ending 8-31 137.50 nett, 503. ■ ■ ■ , ' Wayne. Oakland, Genesee and. Kent F. Reed, salary ending 8-31 137.50 David Strieter, quarterly in s u t a n c e 200 games and over: H. Walz, —Just Low much money the CIO is L. Buehler, salary ending salary __ 1 -...... -...... 75.00 willing to spend in this, their gold 8-31 ' -...... 165.00 Robert Devine, quarterly . for drinking milk. Milk 222; B. McClanahan, 219; R. salary ...... 150.00 H orste/215; R. Koch, 208. en opportunity to capture the eg- S. Misailedes; salary ending adds “tone" \vithout adding Now you can enjoy the com islature as they’ve captured tne 8-31'...... - -...... 151.50 Palmer Motor Sales, new is N()l governor’s post. O. Schanz, salary ending police car ...... v..™...... 522.70 weight. . . puts "grow” in fort and economy of an insu PIN CHATTER 8-31 . ...:...... 150.00 Chelsea Community Fair, lated home for a price never contribution...... 100.00 young bodies. . . helps com before dreamed of . ... and a \ \ K e • Here’s how the labor bosses F. Schiller, salary ending Ladies’ Sylvan Bowling League plan to,take over. 8-31““ ~ :...... , 50.00 Motion by Riker, supported by pensate for lack”ofTuhiighT cat fuel bills as much as 40%! Week Ending Oct. 15, 1952 On Nov. 4, Michigan voters will G. A. Ward, salary ending You can actually install Gage, that the clerk be authorized w L choose between two' amendments 8-31-.r.^...... 25.00 and directed to issue checks on the . . . and for vitamins and 'Zonolite Insulation yourself; Frigid Products ...... 15 5 setting up a new system for allo R. White, salary ending 8-31 260.00 eneral fund in payment of the minerals, milk is the most in a single afternoon, too! Yee.pey Hie. sailing cost, only once' Bert’s Dairy Bar .....14 6 cating the seats in the State Legis W. B. Steinaway, garbage ills presented. Roll call. Yeas, Turner’s ...... 14“- • 6 essential health drink on -chef's—the-kind—of—insurance lature. . and rubbish, collection for. all. Motion -carried.^------—------Easy to Install Kusterer’s ...... 13 7 Amendment No. 2 is sponsored ■ A ug...... 265.00 earth. Itete Ferre is famous for, Ovor Central Fibre...... 11 Motion by Atkinson supported . Jun pour Zonolite vermicu- 9, by the Michigan CIO. Governor B. Widmayer,-labor...... 35.00' by Dreyer..to renew fleet insure lite Insulation directly from 1,700,000 people' osn't be wrong. ....10 10 G. Mennen Williams has given it Mrs. B. Widmayer, labor... 6.00 Sylvan Alleys ...... „ 8 ance with A. D. Mayer. Roll call, the bag between attic joists Hemembor—all auto Insurance is 12 his blessing; the,Democratic Party R. Fitzsimmons, Aug. acct. 60.00 yeas, all. Motion carried. Chelsea M illing..... 8 12 put it into their state platform. Wahl & Foor, Aug., acct....:.. 4.07 and siaewall studs. That’s all NOT alike! I con tell you how Motion by Gage, supported by there is to it! It’s fire-proof, Eisemann Oil Co.,.. 8 12 Amendment No. 3, sponsored by Chelsea Fire Dept. 3 fires State Farm's It different in many Trucker's Inn ...... 8 12 Spiegelberg, tb grant the Federal WEINBERG DAIRY business, professional and farni in and training, ...... 74.00 rot-proof, vermin-proof— ways that benefit you—?o please Screw Works a permit to con will lait the life of your home! Vee ..Jays ...... 7 13 terests, has the endorsements of H. T. Balmer, fire chief’s QUALITY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS phono me today! The Pub ...... 4 16 Republican nominee Fred M. Alger, salary August ...... 50.00 struct a warehouse according to Come in or call for FREE e*> High individual game: L.-White, plans submitted, providing a - set timate todayt------Jr., and Republican legislators. Geo. Dde, 1 trip to Ann WALLACE WOOD 210. —Arbor-- ...... ' 5750 of plans -be filed with the council _01d US-12- ___ Phone 5771 High Individual series: L..White, • The CIO amendement would F. Reed, 4 trips to Ann Ar and the building to be used only " Phone 6761 494. ■ make population the kdy to the for a warehouse. Roll call. Yeas, Dial 6911 for bor and relief work ...... __39.25 s Chelsea, Mich. 1 Team, high single game without whole Legislature. F—Iieed,—janitor-fire-barn all.Motioncarried. - Every Building Need handicap: Kusterer!s, 709. Reapportionment - Plan - No.—3 August ...... 10.00 Motion-by-Gage,- supported by Team, high single game with tTATI FARM would follow the system of the Bauer MarathorjJ3erv., Aug. Atkinson, to contribute. $100.00.to handieapz-Lesser’s, 735.-.. United States Constitution where aectr 2.65 the; Chelsea eommunity Fair! Roll Chelsea Lumber, , MUTUALAUT0M0B1H Team, high.aftrifis.,without handi- by geographic areas—as well—as Contractor’s Mchy Co., trac- - —— call. Yeas, nil. -Motion- carried.- cap: Kusterer’s, 2035. population assures against. dom tor parts ...... '14.6-7 v INSURANCE COMPANY Motion. by Atkinson, supported BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS T«earn, high series with handi ination of our federal legislators by T. P. Flynn Co., balance due by Dreyer to grant building per -NOTICE- Grain & Coal Co. cap; Lesser’s, 2013. the sheer weight of population. '? street improvement ...... 8;197.00 mits as requested by Walter Gage. Splits picked up: B. Hafley, 5-10; CIO labor strategy in backing Motion by Gage, supported by Roll call. Yeas, all. Motion car M. Neal, 5-7; N, Eisemann, 5*7 j Proposal No. 2 is crystal clear. Atkinson, tnat tne clerk be auth- ried. - + - M. Klobuchar, 5-7; G. Umstead, orized and directed to .issue checks . Motion by Gage supported by 3-7; J. Collins, 3-10;. M. Breiten- • “A few populous Counties would on the-general fund in payment of Dreyer, to adjourn. wischer, 5-6-10; V. Slane,.2-5*10; be able to dominate the Legislature the-bills-presented?—Roll call. Yeasy F. Koch, 3-10, 3-10; K. Brettschnel- by sending a majority of senators Meeting-adjourned;---- ' -itr ROOFING andSIDING all. Motion carried'. Approved, October 6, 1952 cler, 4-7-10; Vr-Guest, 2-5-7;- H. a nd—representatives ..to Lansing; Motion by, Gage, supported by Ringe, 5-10. Four counties — just four -—.would RAYMOND CANINE, Spiegelberg to grant building per Pres, pro Urn.11 be able to control Michigan. mits as • requested to J. Warren are BUILD-UP ROOFS NORMAN O’CONNOR HONORED • They’re^ Wayne, Oakland, Ma- and-J. Chaplin.. Roll. call: Yeas all. R. B. DEVINE, Clerk. AT PRE-INDUCTION PARTY— eomb and-Genesefc—AH-have-heavy Motion carried.7 Norman O’Connor, whq will en concentrations of CIO membership. . Motion ■ by Dreyer,' supported by For Free Estimates, ter the m ilitary. service Oct. 28, Add Kent, with its big Grand Rap Gage/ toadjourn. . DUE and PAYABLE was honored at a party given Fri ids industries, and Muskegon and Meeting adjourned. / For A New Roof or Roof Repairs, day evening by Marlene Schneider perhaps Saginaw and the labor Approved, Sept. 15, 1952. bosses have plenty- of insurance. on at the home of her parents, Mr. A. NIELSEN, Pres. Siding or Build-Up and Mrs. John Schneider. Gov. Williams is sympathetic to , R. B. DEVINE, Clerk _ .Guests_inciuded .-Mr, - and —Mrs. the CIO to put it-mijdly.—He-sees - Any Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday CALL Robert Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. the labor-dominated Legislature as Bruce Bycraft, Mr. and Mrs.. Wak. a., perfect- solution to the impasse Council Rooms. ter Bauer, Joe Greenwood, Duane that arose when the GOP Legisla SeptT- 15, 1952. at StrieterVStore — —- Hall, Shirley Marsh and Kenneth ture consistently opposed his cor- RegularRegul Session. ■ i ■ . SERVICE ROOFING CO poratiomprofits tax.- — ^ . This meetinf was called to_ order Schulz. And’ Gertrude Widmayer, of by -Pres.- km--Ganirie-at --7-i30- —Monday, Oct. 20 Is Absolutely Final Date Phone 2121 or 6604 Manchester., Mich. Ann Arbor. • The CIO thinks the plan is swell. p.m. Present, Trustees Gage, Spie- MAUSOLEUMS • MONUMENTS Canasta and other games were They’d like to have the lawmaking Atkinson, Dreyer, Canipe ALTENBERNT BROTHERS body sit up to their whistle. and Riker. BRONZE TABLETS • MARKERS the evening’s diversion and re- ______- ■ ■. - ...... _freshments- were served.------— The CIO’s Walter Rfliithpr dem -The_minutes of. the regular- ses^ PhoneChelsea-5181 ——- «|.o.nfltrated_ his .power this Summer sion—of . September 2, 1952,^verfi when he turneca down Alben Bark- read and approved. 525 McKinley Street ley as a presidential possibility and The following accounts were pre Representative'for approved the draft that made Ad- sented to the council: lai Stevenson the Democratic General Fund O. H. STRIETER standard bearer. George Doe, salary ending BECKER He wouldn’t be human if he 9-15-52,...... $137,60 MEMORIALS VillageTreasurer didn't savor the taste of such pow Frank Reed, salary ending ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN er in national ^circles; he wouldn’t 9-15-52 ...... 137.50 be human if It didn’t irk him. to see his control of the governor go for naught because he can’t con trol the Legislature the same way. The Republican position, as out lined by Alger, is: “The Legisla tureshould function for all citi- zens, all sections—not for any spe N ow ls A G ood T i m e t o " " cial class or area." Any plan which would make 79 of Michigan’s counties controlled by organized minority groups in four counties- just couldn’t ' give SUBSCRIBE TO the Btate a Legislature that could .equably represent the best inter ests of Michigan as a whole. THE CHELSEA STANDARD • Michigan’s rural counties would be stepchildren of the auto workers under plan No. 3. So it’s natural that the Michigan Farm Bureau should get into the fight. And it’s a plenty hard fight facing out- Here's What You Get for Less Than 5c per Week: AMERICA'S state Michigan. . BEVERAGE • According to "the Constitution, '■■■/■ . , . , , FILL OCT AND MAIL THE COUPON BELOW— TODAY! Of the seats of the House and Senate MODERATION J e must, be reapportioned every 10 + Community News . J.-i< years. That has to happen in 1953. Please send nte THE CHELSEA STANDARD for one • .There must be some revision; In Michigan, farming is a Number 1 activity at this time of the year. everyone agrees to that. + Church News year, for which I enclose $2.60, And after a hard day in the fields "The American Way" is to enjoy a The traditional solution of vot glassofcoldrrefreshingrMichrgnnbrewedbe^r/ ing j i o to a puzzling, amendment I would be a mighty Tiad way out + Social Events — For beer belongs,..to pleasant living, to good fellowship, to sensible of the present situation. ;■ t . Name ... The out-state voter must vote moderation, And our right to enjoy it, this too, belongs . . . to our NO on Proposal 2 and YES on own American heritage ■ Proposal 3 to protect himself irom + Farm News Address of personal freedom. £ r € UAw-CIO domination hnd assure Route or Street reapportionment on a basis accept, 1 ed as equitably through all Mich igan’s history. + Local Sports News I City ' ' State M • Because it Is such a com plicated issue, backers of Plan No. 8 will I BA hit on a few major points such as: I wi8h_my-subscription to* start with the issue of ichigan B rew ers’ A ssociation • The whole Upper Peninsula and ... Saved i:___.. ------...... 717-18 Fronds Palms Building • Detroit 1, Michigan four Lower Peninsula Counties by shopping Advertised Specials and by I ...... I would have only two Senators: | Date Signed j Ali$i Brewing Co. • f A 8 Brewing Co. • Frankenmuth Brewing Co. • Goebel Brewing Co. • Fifteen areas will be "gerry- following the Want Adi for your needs, P hifhr trowing Co. • Schmidt Browing Co. • Sebewolng Brewing Co. * The S tr o h Brewery Co. mandered”; that is, their bound VH J ; aries will waiver and wobble all => ■ *t THE CHELSEA STANDARD. CHJBLSEA, MICHIGAN PAGE ELEVEN 'mm**** . . ——;...... — ■*...... rell Larson opened the business meeting with a devotional service. Reports given at the meeting in Traffic Cases Club and Social Activities cluded on by Miss Amanda Koch, ing is a copy of a talk given by of the biennial conference of the N. G. Damoose, who is of Amer- ...... Michigan-Indiaoa Synod held, in ican-Assyrian extraction. It proved Speeding— Michigan City, Ind., Sept. 10, 11, tf OMAN'S RELIEFelIEF CORPS SAVAGE SCHOOL CLUB ______■...... "m...... B to be a . thought-provoking mes Karl W. Patrow, Huron street, BIRTHDAY HONORED andt 12, and. one by Mrs. Bruce sage regarding the priceless heri North Branch; 40 mph on South W. G. Price entertained The SavAge School club, with Peabody, as a delegate to the Syn tag e of people in the United Main; |10.00. ,bers of-the Woman's Relief 25 members present, met .Tuesday Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Rowe en odical fall sectional meeting held States. 7 , Edited by Students of the Chelsea High School JournaUsm Club, Joe Spirl, 820 Jennings road, rata eocialparty ather horhe with Mrs. Lynn Main. y UJ#a birthday party a Oct. 1 at St, Paul’s church. their home Monday evening for t' Whitmore Lake; 40 mph on South rturtday evening. There were 20 Members decided to have their Following action taken at the FOE AUXILIARY Main; $10.00. ^3»rs and gue^s present. Family Night meeting on Nov. 5. & a rl*re ofJ h6ir 80n-in-law, Wu.- meeting, Miss Cora Feldkamp, At_a meeting of the FOE Auxil Homer C. Dudley, 1419 Cherokee ®S?door prize in the evening’s president of the Guild, is to ap CO-EDITORS Class News . . . avenue. Royal Oak; 40 mph on p JS was won by Mrs. Lyle Chris- CHILD STUDY CLUB Mr. S ’ lMluded point a committee to work with iary Tuesday. night, it was repreported Donna Fowler and Nancy LaPrell that 10 of the members attended SENIORS South Main; $10.00. _ The Chelsea Child Study club, at any xominittees which might be Percy Budreau, RR 1, Dexter; Price served refreshments J -^owe and family, and Mr. appointed by other church groups the dinner given Oct. 8 ,by the Some of the seniors who plan P o»8t^ S mefit»ng, named Mrs. Tecumseh Auxiliary for the Chel 35 mph en North Main; $5.00. ___ for the purpose of providing good Grade News. •. to attend Michigan State College, Harold Moore, 1276 Fletcher t e M n s o n , Mrs. Don Alber, and1 SE fe £ .y Fra”klln Md sea Auxiliary as winners of a re went to EsBt Lansing Oct. 9 for * ^reli.^ L ,?im Plsoss as delegates Christmas movies for the annual cent membership drive. The dinner KINDERGARTEN road. .Chelsea; 85 mph on West L itth sy lv a n e x t e n s io n ChristmaB parties given by local visiting day at the college Middle; $5.00. 1° j he ,f8ll convention of Child WOMEN’S GUILD waB given at the home of Mrs. Iva The kindergarten class welcomes Tryrouts for the senior play, (South Sylvan Extension club Study clubs tQ be held in Fenton groups for children of the com Cleveleland, secretary of the Te- theIrh two ^new students,^ Dean Morris J. LaBarsky. 3248 Tux Approximately ,80 members and munity. “The Boarding House Reach,” were edo, Detroit; 85 mph on West h J K October meeting at the today and tomorrow. Mrs, i» e jjumSeh F_QEl.Auxiliary, held Monday. '• ~"~ home M rf Leo~ Merkel last Sharrard will also ^attend t h e W guests-attended- the pot-luck , sup- Election of - the—ld58-64~~yice*r enrollment haB now increased 'to Middle;$5.00.^ per which washeld ip the church president' and 'treasurer resulted In The Chelsea- ladies who attended The senior class received first Wednesday afterooon. instead , of vention. »t u . iiiA Pi £ JAwilllCt Jr tlltin iilli iUA Pi 108. * 7 Sighal Light .Violation— dm mg room Friday .evening pre naming Mrs. Otto Lucht and Mrs. were Mrs. Thelma Franklin, Mrs. prize on their float in the. Com Thwsday* a8 originally scheduled, Mrs. Travis Cash of Ann Arbor; Estella Light, Mrs. Clarice Keezer, The students are making Hallo munity Fair parade. Elton Gortort, 42114 West Mid ripven members were present. representing the Muscular Dys- ceding the monthly meeting of the Fred Seitz, respectively. Mrs. Marie Corey, Mrs. Doranne ween decorations and are planning dle, Chelsea; Main and Park; $4,00. S f f fiera, Mrs. William Reule trophy Association, showed movies Women’s Guild of St. Paul’s Hostesses for the dinner meeting Campbell, Mrs. Rhea Winchester, a Halloween ^part^. ^ Stop Street Violation— wd Mrs. Joseph Merkel, presented and explained the work that is church. Husbands of members of the Guild were Mrs. Karl Koen- Mrs. Betty Welch, Mrs. Sudie Hoff Organizations. . . Leonard RiBner, 117% South Ijje jay's lesson on the topic, “In* were among the guests i t the sup. geter, Mrs. Waldo Kusterer, Mrs. FIRST GRADE Main, Chelsea; Railroad and Mo- being done; to aid muscular dvs- Gscar-Lindauer, Mrs. Alfred Lipp- man, Mrs. Anne Hoover and Mrs. ATHLETIC BOARD trophy victims. ■ * at >the program during Lottie Curtis; f “ In the line of artrthe first gralf- Kiatey;^$3^0r winch. the picture, “God Is My hart and Mrs. Otto Lucht. The athletic' board planned to Miscellaneous— 7 ■ ^Thtfhostess served refreshments Mrs. Malcolm Bruce and Mrs. Landlord,’ was shown. ers are drawing with paints along ;i. V ,t the close of the meeting. Woodrow Griffith served refresh The November meeting is to be CENTRAL CIRCLE with their free-hand crayon work, line each five yards on the foot Robert Ora Hoard, 604 Garfield, ments. v .. A . short business session for postponed until Nov. 14 because of ball field so that the band would Jackson; defective muffler; $2.00. The next meeting is to be held members of the Guild was held Cpntral Circle of the Methodist They just recently started to Nov. 13 at the nome of Mrs. The meeting was held at the the World Community Day service read their first “Pre-Primer." be able to_ga by them for forma Chelsea; defective brakes; $3.00. after the dinner and just prior to be held at St, Paul’s church Church met with Mrs. P. M. Broes- «>. * • tions. James Brown, Sylvan Center, ] o«ar Widmayer. ■ - home of Mrs. Lawrence - Dietle. to tho program period. Mrs. Dar- amle Thursday afternoon with Mrs. • • • Nov. 7. H. D, Litteral as devotional leader THIRD—Riemenschneider School defective brakes, $3.00. and Mrs. Mabel K.-; Foster in The boys are planning a track GAA MISSION CLUB charge of the program. v meet for their Phys. Ed. clasB. The baseball program is held on EVERETT SCHOOL NOTES Members of the Mission club of During the program period, « * * Tuesday and Thursday, and on At the end of the firBt six_weeks St. Paul’s church were dressed Jn members responded to roll' call TOURTH GRADE Wednesday t h e r r l r ’Bwimming: at tho~fo1 lowing- pupils of Everett Halloween costumes when they ar with Bible quotations -pertaining The fourth grade has organized the YMCA pool in Ann Arbor. school received “A” marks in spell HEIRLOOM PHOTOGRAPHY rived at the regular October meet to children and Mrs, Foster related 18 patrol boys, including substi Cheerleaders are in charge of ing: Dwight Below, Edwin Brown, ing held last Thursday at the home on Old Testament story on the tutes. They have all their equip the'pep meetings this year. Jimmy Stamper, Dorothy Brown, Now is the time to start thinking about that of Mrs. Ola Hilslnger. There were same theme. ment except raincoats, which they Delores Marshall, Arthur Haab< eleven members and also one guest Mrs. Broesamle, assisted by Miss will-get-later. ----- LATIN CLUB^-^- _ , Zulema Salinas, Phyllis . Can dill, presont. Augusta Benter and Mrs. Mabel The boys are as follows. Fifth The Latin club had a meeting and Alfred McCormick. Christmas Gift .7.XPHOTOGRAPH of you Mrs. Louis Eppler opened the Artz, served refreshments at-the grade: Bob Schfenk, Sherman Sud- and decided to . go to a Michigan The following pupils have at meeting with a devotional period close of the meeting. deth, John Meehan, John :HarriB, football game in the hear, future. tended without being absent for. or your family is the gift with that very during, which she also gave a Ger Mrb. H. D. Litteral is to be the Charles Cameron, Tom Brooks; • • • six 'weeks: Joel Kruse,.- Arthur man Tending, “Old Age.” hostess for the November meeting. sixth grade: Bob Eder, captain, STUDENT COUNCIL Haab, Mary Ann Horning, Dale personal touch. . . • Mrs, Jacob Lehman,.jL_member Bob Alder, Loren Keezer, Norris The date for the chorus’ semi- Horning, Dwight Below, William of the club who makes her home LAFAYETTE GRANGE Rowe, Dick Foster, Terry Gentner, formal dance was changed to Oct. Zincke, Ronald Haab, David Kruse, in Brighton and spent the summer A regular meeting of Lafayette Paul ' Prentice, Fritz Wagner, 25. ■■ Jill Barkley, Margaret Kruse, Dor A photograph of your child or your family in Saline, 1b now a guest at the Grange was held Wednesday eve Frank Frederick; Jim Gilligan, othy Brown, Richard Kruse, John Traffic in the halls was discussed. Barkley, Kenneth Bollinger, and will make the unique Christmas card ! James Struthers home and at ning in the Grange hall at Lima Olen Hart, Jr., George Mayer. No decision was reached. tended .Thursday’s meeting. Center. • « ♦ Judy Bollinger, Members dressed dolls to be sent Mrs. Charles Curtis was elected FJFTH GRADE to missionary stations and also to the office of Ceres and other of Movies. . 7 Mere Pol! worked on other missionary proj ficers were all re-elected. These '' Mrs, Boerema’s class has been 8o you think Hawaiian* are kid CHRISTMAS CARDS ects during the afternoon. are. headed by Harvey Fischer .as working hard to get their paper, The movie, "Micrometer;” was ding when they say they lova their The hostess served refreshments “The Monthly Press”, ready to dis shown to the Math-in-Life class. master, Mrs. Fred Seitz, lecturer, tribute. Earnest Carpenter and Speech class saW “Ua'ing Your po4,“ that pa«telike-PoIyneiiatt-fooAtn- 25 f o r ...... $5.00 in the dining room where the ta and Mrs, W. G. Price, secretary- In a letter-to-the-edltor printed In ble was decorated in keeping with treasurer, Fred Brown have moved. • Voice." The movie demonstrated 50 for .a...... $8.50 the proper methods in using your a Maui island paper, a eonvaleie- the Halloween season. Plans were mada-to inviteCaw Mr. Poulson’s fifth graders have iander- at a Hawaiian hoipital— 100 for ...... -:...-:$15.00------“ A birthday cake was served in anaugh Lake, North Sylvan aiid been studying about seeds and how voice_to the' belt advantage.— — - honor of Mrs. Hilslnger and Mrs, they travel, in science. They re "Design Composition” was shown praised the doctori, praised the Pleasant Lake Granges to a joint to the Art class. nuriea but, demanded: “Why does No charge for sittings Christina Nicolai and both received installation of officers to be held cently went-on a walk and found * • • but $5.00 minimum order required. showers' of_ birthday cards. Nov. 6. • • many seeds, which they put on the not poi appear on the hospital Th© program,' included a latter bulletin, hoard, Last Monday a movie entitled menu?” WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP regarding United Nations Day read —Itv reading they have beeiv-study* "Guatamala,” wa& shown to Mr. ing about pioneer life and have Conklin’s seventh grade history- Miss Vera Haven, of Grass Lake, in three parts by Mrs. W. G. Price, class. Mr. Johnson’s science class Call Now for Your Appointment! gave an interesting talk on the Mrs. Jack Bradbury and Mrs. Fred seen many Interesting, films about topic, “The, Bible as Literature,” Seitz. The latter also read a des pioneers. also saw a movie entitled “Bio at the meeting of the Women's cription of the progress of Ger Phillip McDaniels brought a box graphy of a Fish," Tuesday, a FACTORY PHONE 2-3131 Fellowship o’f the Congregational many’s agricultural program fol with dirt so the class can start a movie was shown to Mr, Smith’s Wild flower garden. agriculture class, entitled “Arch church Thursday evening. The lowing assistance given through Against, the Sky'.” meeting was held in the church the Marshall Plan. The class worked with Mr. PRODUCTION HELP parlors with 31 members and A pot-luck lunch concludedi the Clark’s sixth grade on a float, “Ma guests present evening’s gathering." " and Pa Kettle," which tied for Activities..* Mias Haven, .who . retired -sev second place.___ ' WANTED eral years ago. from her position FAMILY GATHERING -Report cards, which everyone FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Heirloom Photography as critic teacher at Northern Mich- HONORS BIRTHDAYS had,'been looking forward to,' were Friday, Oct. 13,. Chelsea plays Skilled - Semi-Skilled igan College of Education at Mar- handed out Monday. Lincolnrnt 7:30- pmiT7zat—Lincolnr Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Adam en , The class plans to start a diary Monday, Oct. 20, Chelsea’s “B” Un-Skilled B y - quette, served four years as vil tertained at n family gathering at lage clerk at Grass Lake, and is on school activities. ■ team will play Lincoln there. Kick their home Sunday, their guests * * * off will be at 7 p.m. On The Job Training now a member of the Grass Lake being Mr. and Mrs. William Welt- * - * : * —...... RAY KNICKERBOCKER Board of Education. Adding spe College Graduates ner, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dan- SIXTH GRADE ART CLASSES cial interest to her descriptive talk ne.cker and Mr. and Mrs. Ted 'Stall ' Engineers , were several Bibles which she dis Mr. Murdock’s section of the The high school art classes, are of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Donald sixth grade entered the float, “The finishing their, work on borders.: played. These ranged from a very Adam and^ children, Mary Kay Red Schoolhpuse,” in the Com- Regular Hours, good work- old—Jewish—Bible to the newp-re- and Donnie, of Dearborn; Mr, and munity Fair parade-and- tied for. ing__condi tiohs. overtime yis a.nfV Mrs,—John J‘ Richard and daughter, SHOP Miss Florence Ward presided second place. They are working Shop II boys -are working on pay. Pension and lnsurance Deloris, Mr. and Mrs.. Roy Dell on a unit of the British Isles. forging and construction of wood. during the opening devotional and children, Lola and Dickie, Mrs. Plans Top Wages - Em period and gave appropriate read Mr. Clark’s section worked with Shop I is working on wood iden ployment with a future. ; ings relating to the topic, “One M ary. Lee, ,Mr, and Mrs. George Mr. Poulson’s fifth grade “ on< a tification andrecognition. ' " Kpctt—and—Mr. 'aii"d^MrS7 Ralph -—The - seventh—and—eighth—gradfr Worhh“ ------Uphaus and son, Ronnie, pf Sa 'During, the business session, Mrs. they entered in the parade and shop classes are working on plaster Write, phone or call — line; Mr. and Mrs.' Henry Heimev- tied for second place. They are of paris and salvage. E. W. Eaton. Fellowship president, dinger and Mrs. Anna Koebbe, of having a series of softball games Employment Office,’Chevrolet announced the World Community Detroit Gear & Axle Division Manchester; and Mr. and Mrs. W. during recesSes. Frank Fredericks The -state of Arkansas produces Day service in which th© Protest K. Goss and*son, Roger, of Ann ant churches here participate as a had a birthday recently. most of the bauxite in the country. 1840 Holbrook * Detroit , Arbor. In agriculture it ranks high. The group. The service is to be held The gathering served as an oc TOwnsend 9-8000 aH5t—Paul’s church-Friday after state is' also .endowed with _grea.t. casion to celebrate the birthdays wealth in forests. noon, Nov, , 7. -Topic for this of six members of the group, all H year’s-programJs.“Building Last of which occur during October. ing Peace, Mrs; Eaton told Fel The six are Mrs. Mary Lee, Mrs. lowship members. Adam, John Richard, ,Ted Stall, __Refreshmenta_were served, dur- William— Weitnor- - and— Donnie- |« • ing the social hour which followed, Adam by a committee headed-by Mra. M. W. McClure. SEVENTH GRADE After the meeting, the Dorcas BUSY BEAVERS 4 H CLUB The seventh graders are finish- chapter-held a short^ businesB ses- (Last week’s items) ing-t’ ' * ‘ Open Every Tuesday Night 7:30-9:30 Marilyn Liebeck entered straw- lngs. berry popcorn at the Chelsea Com- ,-..e seventh graders had a suc at“109i4 East WashmgtorrSt., Ann Arbor munity Fair this week and received cessful dart^throwing booth at the first prize. fair. David Cook’s registered Holstein * * * rf ■ cow presented him with a heifer Even though they played a very calf. good game, the Chelsea Junior OPEN TO ANY COUNTY RESIDENT Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cook and High football team was beaten by Mr.; and Mrs, George Liebeck at Jackson St. Mary’s.. tended the Hillsdale F air last week. Alan Cook purchased a regis tered Corriedale ram' from Hickory Shore farm hear Dalton, to replace the one sold Dan Emmons of Waterloo. • SPEEDY For Estimates on: Wo Specialize in : > > BARRETT EVERL0X B r a k e R e p a irs... FRIDAY, OCT SHINGLE ROOFS Why gamble with faulty brakes that may cause injury or even death? Drive in today and have and your brakes made right. ^ ASBESTOS or INSULATED SIDING Can — SPEEDY 24-Hour Towing Service Phone 5131 SAYS:' m 3020 PAGE AVENUE, JACKSON g a r a g e — or —...... ROY C. IVES, Local Representative B A LM ER '5 Jff/7AA£ SERVICE 137 Park street ------Phone Chelsea 2-1265 . “ - - aMcCrfi^uc/coX. ct> o u m c c ------LIBERAL TERMS Phone 513) ••• 140 w. M’ddlh street ••• chelsea.Michigan \ THURSDAY, OCTQRp.p ^ PAGE TWELVE THE CHELSEA STANDARD, CHELSEA, MICHIGAN SYLVAN FARM BUREAU Western Washtenaw Farthers and their families at 6 o’clock to Public installation of Olive Chap Junior Varsity Team The Sylvan Farm Bureau’s Oc club meets Friday, Oct. 17, a t the night (.Thursday) at Chelsea High ter No. 156, OES, Wednesday.eve tober meeting. waB held Friday NEW BOOKS homo of Mrs. Lina Whltakqr and school. Pot-luck supper. ning, Oct. 22, at ,8 o'clock. Defeated Monday Announcements , ■. * v evening in the Municipal building “HORSES AND HEROES'* Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Whitaker. Mr...... * and was attended by 28 members. D and Mrs. Walter Riemenschneider Rebekah Lodge will meet .Tues by Jackson Gridders The regular business meeting .Wonder tales of h o Z T VFW Auxiliary social meeting Jersualem Homemakers Exten are on the committee. Dinner will day, Oct. 21} at 8 p.m., Jn the tiLW ,. worldly.1® will be held Monday, Oct. 20, at Municipal building. Mrs. E. C. RCed The Chelsea1 High Bullpups werewer was followed by a sqcial hour with places like Arabia sion club will meet at the home of be at 6:30 p.m. Edmond DeVjne, 8 p.m. in the K. of P. hail. hosts______to Jackaon St. John’s Monda [onday carde and dancing furnishing di Mrs. Sylvester Weber Thursday Republican candidate for the office Florence Bell Harding Reed, African Sudan, Tales ^ • > * wife of E. C. Reed, of La Grange, evening, only to be defeated, 14-0. version. horses such as Cfp&Jfw# evening, Oct. 23, at 8 o’clock. of Washitonaw' county prosecuting Fred Gentner and the Henry attorney, will be the speaker. VFW Auxiliary members are BIKTHS Ind., died Friday, Oct. 8, a t a Toward the end of thb first Quar ^nu^Alexande/Te^ • * * La Grange hospital where she had ter St. John’s returned a Chelsea Ortbrings furnished music for the invited to attend a Friendship A son, Lloyd Arthur, weighing punt to the Bullpups’ 20-yard line. square dances with Mrs. Donovan Sylvan Extension club will meet Night meeting at ,Graf-0’Hara a, lbs., 6 oz,, was born Monday, been a patient since suffering a Auxiliary, Ann Arbor, Tuesday stroke the previous Sunday. She They moved to. a first down on the Sweeny calling. Thursday, Oct. 16 at 1*30 p.m., Oct. 6, at Rowe Memorial hospital, had been ill several years with a five as the first quarter ended, On Refreshments were served, the at the home of Mrs. David Martin, evening, Oct. 21. Those desiring Stockbridge, to Mr. and Mrs. Ar transportation are to call 2-5421. heart condition. . , , the first play from scrimmage In hosts and hostesses including Mr. CHELSEA Roll call response is to be a Bible thur Miller, of LinTa Conter. Mrs. Reed was a daughter-in-law the second quarter, St. John’s and Mrs. Anton Nielsen, Mr. and verse regarding children. Project • • * » Mrs. Leon Sandersdn, and Mr. and public library Philathea Evening Circle will of Mrs. Martha Wagner, who was scored on a touchdown pass only lesson: “Understanding Children.” Born, to Mr. and Mrs, Loren called to La Grange after Mrs. to have it called back. Three plays Mrs. Harold Powers. meet’ Tuesday, Oct. 21 at 8 p.m, Hipderer,, a daughter, Jeanne later it was third down ana two “•20-30" Club of Salem Grove at the home of Mrs. LeRoy Hoff- Marie, on Thursday, Oct. 9, at Reed suffered the stroke. Mrs. man, 806 Wilkinson, street. The Wagner remained to attend the fu ytards to go for a TD when Tom community will meet Friday eve St. Joseph’s Mercy hospital, Ann festally carried the ball \ over On ning, Oct. 17, with Mr. ana Mrs. WSCS requests that each member Arbor. Mrs. Hinderer is the for- neral. ' N. William H. Seitz; Hay ride if bring one article of clean^-usei -mer-VIrginla-Wahl. ^ Mrs. Reed, who waB a daughter {a line .buck, .driving hard all -the clothing to this meeting. The gar of Stephen and Rebecca Harding, . _ave' Kellyran the- extra weather permi_ts.__Members are oint and at the end of the half asked to notice change of date. ments are to fit" children 10 to 16 A son, Michael Dean, was born was born in Steuben county, Ohio, yeors of age and are for the chil to Mr. and Mrs. Russell Frazier of April 6, 1884. l ackson led, 7-0. drens home in Alaska. In the th(rd and fourth quarters Lima Community Farm Bureau • * * Owosso, Thursday, Oct. D. Mrs. . Survivors include her husband, Chelsea recovered four fumblessol and will meet Tnursda, Oct. 16 Frazier is the former Eunice three sons, Dewey and Alfred Per intercepted a paBs, but the faith at Chelsea Municipal building, be- Waterloo church bazaar and ham O’Rourke, of Rose City, is staying kins. of La Grange, and Frank ginning~4vith-^pot4uck^dinner_at -Supper at Gleaner hall on Thurs- est they could move was to the Reed, i d Jtiam athJEalls, Ore.} .a n ! 20-yard line.- 7:80. day, Oct. 28. Serving starts a f Born, Saturday, Oct. 11, at Foote three daughters, Mrs. Robert Eat • ■ * « 6 o’clock, Adults $1.25. Children hospital, Jackson, to Mr. and Mrs. on, of La Grange, Mrs. May Fer-. , Late in the fourth quarter, St WRC meets Monday, Oct. 20 at under 12, 76c. -advl4 Richard“ ha * Wahl,...... a daughter, .. Laura rier, of Mongo, and Mrs. Hugh John’s was threatening again when 8 p.m. in the FOE hall.....-.... Elizabeth, » Ettline, .of Sturgis..___ Chelsea intercepted a paBs on their A Compete « * • Fraternal euchre party will meet Funeral services and burial took own 8. On the next play Chelsea Cub Scout Round-Up for Cub Thursday, Oct 16 in Chelsea Ma- A son, Lloyd Arthur, was born place "Sunday, Oct. 5, in La Grange. fumbled and St. John’s recovered Scouts and prospective Cub Scouts sonic hall at 8 p.m. to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller on on the 2-yard line. Tom Nastally Selection of Oct. 6 at Rowe Memorial hospital, went off right tackle to score and Stockbridge. Wirt G. Boyce Dick Updike converted. As the final gun went off the score waB QUALITY GOALS Funeral services were held at Str John-’s-14,-Chelsea-0.-— - S'-M George Miller the Milner Funeral Home in Next Monday the Bullpups will Featuring Stockbridge at 2 o’clock Friday lay at Lincoln. Game time will Serving on Destroyer afternoon for Wirt C. Boyce, who e at 7 o’clock. died in St. Joseph’s Mercy hospital, I in Combat Duty Ann Arbor, Oct. 7. Rev. Frank CUSTOM BUILT Bemsh, - pastor of~the- Stockbridge Federated Clubs. . . FEED HEADQUARTERS Household S/M George Miller, son of Mr. Methodist church, officiated Bur (Continued from page one) Aluminum and Mrs. Victor Miller i§ serving ial was in the Stockbridge ceme Farmers in these parts KNOW quality when they aboard the destroyer Perkins, tery, , by the James Foster Foundation,- see it, and that’s why so many depend on us for Pocahontas Storm Windows which ha"s~ reportedly feeen bom Mr. Boyce was the only son of also spoke at the meeting. She wholesome, well-balanced, vitamin-rich feed . c,pt barding the east coast of Korea Andrew J. and Sylvia Hadley said divorce can often be prevented from Wonsan to Chongjin. with the help of marriage counsel it HERE, Today! • Per and Doors -- Boyce and was born Sept. 4,v 1882, The ship is the first of the U. S. in Lyondon township, where he ing. She said most individuals are *1625 Ton Navy’s destroyers to become eli-' lived all his life. no happier after a .divorce and FHA gible for combatibi pay under the that divorce and re-marriage does FINANCING congressional act providing a He .was married Feb. 23, 1912, to Beulah Marsh, who survives. hot change the individual. Often, FA R M ER S* S U P P L Y CO. Delivered Anywhere monthly bonus of -$45 for service she said, the troubles which caused ANTON NIELSEN ~ SEEDS, SEEDS, FERTILIZER men in combat not less than six Also surviving are .four sons, the divorce in the first marriage 3 YEARS TO PAY days each month. ■__ ■ Lloyd and Wynn, of Stockbridge, D A W AND POULTRY EQUIPMENT will repeat themselves in the sec ACROSS FROM DEPOT~ PHONE-5SU CHELSEA For Prompt Delivery A Variety of Designs to Fit Your Home The Perkins was declared a com A. J., of Gregory, and Max, at ond marriage because the indivi bat unit for six days last July home; three daughters, Mrs. Her- dual concerned has not changed. when it ‘was ~the“target of shore 4nan-Martin, of-Mason,-,Mrs^JShir=_ 7 — DIAL j6911“ ~ ley Wasson, of Atlanta, and Mrs. Mrs. “James Foster ’"of” Ann Ar-~ Place Your Order At Once batteries of the Red army while bor, was a guest at the_ meeting. iring on Communist installations. Albert Gall, of Saline; 20 grand “Where The Home Begins” children: two sisters, Mrs. Vera Also px’esent was Mrs, Joseph Markfey-of-Ann- Arbor, one of tne MINION CONSTRUC T IO N S ). Barbara and Shirley O’Hara at ~Woolfitt, of. Flint, and and- Mrs. R. tended the Alumnae Association B. Howlett, of Caro; and several founders, in T916, of the Wash Chelsea Lumber, 4571 Washtenaw Rd., Ypsilanti. Phone 5150—1887 nieces fend nephews. tenaw County Federation of Wo RED& reunion at St. Joseph’s Academy men’s Clubs. She was wearing the ' STORE HOURS: Weekdaysr’9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. in Adrian, Sunday. Monday morn- Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 12 Noon — Sun. and Eves, by Appt. medal given her by the county fed WHITE Grain & Coal Co. ing Barbara began work in her Mrs. P. S. Holmes eration in 1940 as the outstanding FOOD \ Cheerios, 10% oz. 23c PHONE CHELSEA 2-2804 new position as nurse at Mercy- pioneer club woman in the county; STORES wood Sanitarium. Mrs. P. S. Holmes, died unex pectedly at 3 o’clock Sunday after M rs.. W7 H. Winkelhaus, presi noon at her home, 13215 Chelsea- dent of the. WeBt Side Woman’s club of Ann Arbor, is the newly-' Dexter road.- ' named chairman . of international Quaker Coffee, lb. e e e e * • « ;..8 9 c The former Beatrice M. N. Brim- relations for the federation. ' son, she was born in Chicago, April ,The next federation meeting will 27, 1886, a daughter of Frederick be held Jan. 12,1953, at the Ladies!. Quaker Pumpkin, No. 2% can . . . 21c J. E. and Alice Kent Brimsoh. Literary club clubhouse, in Ypsi She was a member of the Con lanti. The Ypsilanti Federation of VALUE CAM PAIGN! gregational church and the Cyth- Women's Clubs, of which Mrs. evenn Cirele. ______■ Clarence L. Starkweather ts.preaj^ Col. and Mrs. Holmes and their dent, will ,be the hostess/ club. Armour’s^uds, Ige. box . . .2 f o r 45c son, Thomas.B., had lived at the present farm home since 1947, CLARE KNICKERBOCKER shortly -after the Colonel’s, retire ON WAY HOME Armour’s Cleanser , * • § • * • i .2 f o r 25c ment from the U. S. Army. Cpl. Clare Knickerbocker wired Only survivors of Mrs, Holmes his mother last Thursday advising are her husband and'son. her that he “will be home soon,” Funeral services and -telling her not to write—any-}- WE DELIVER 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon In mgve. letters. Cpl. Knickerbocker, CREST "Sure-Grip ” TIRES the Staffan Funeral Home, with a son of Mrs. Maynard Knicker Rev. W. H. Skentelbury of Litch bocker and the late Mr. Knicker Buy one 6.00x16 at our regular field, officiating. bocker, has been stationed at Ulm; low price of $18.95 and get an- Burial is to take place this Germany, the past year...... Fresh, Smoked and Salted Meats ther^for-^onty^ — afternoon in Bollofontnine eeme Plus Tax. HOME guard Household Enamel | 6.00x16 M EAT DEPARTMENT Exchange Buy the first can at our • First-line Tire Quality regular low price. Get the 4 3 'i • Bar and Button Type Tread next can at Vi price, or PINT • Self-cleaning Tread , Finest quality all-purpose enamel. • - Rngged -Tire Construction . Fast drying, many colors. Va pt’s; first can, 29c, next can ...15c UJLS !§»»■' fA IID A U l COUPON i COUPON^4' VHLUHD l i . v v v r v n . SLEET SCRAPERS • 1001 Uses for Heme, Farm • Tough Vinyl Plastic • Very Easy to Apply Makes screen doors and windows into I Heavy plastic, colors. Has Polystrenc plastic knob. S2-1770 stbrm panes. 36x78 in. size. Nails, trdm- serrated and smooth edge, Comes in assorted colors. , ing and strips included. Buy now.., ^ ’ory handy.. ST. DENNIS CUPS. Big 10-oz. size, semi- porcelain. Reg. Price 12c... f A i m s a r o WITH OTHERS < o a Com pare SEU|NG F0R > 40 CLOTHES'HAMPERS. Stecl.Hand-paintcd —design,—Keg. Rrice $6.^ ' VARC0N BATTERIES FLASHLIGHTS, 2-CELL. Chromed body, D»pindabl» cold-w«ath«r ilOrtt, plus all-around ptrformanc*. Long* red safety head. Reg, Price 69c ...... Comedy starring Joan- Davis and Arthur Blake. laitlng, valu* prktd, all ^pular cart. $10 95 SCREWDRIVERS, 4-PC. SET. Handy, — PLUS — SU N K ACTIVI VAftCON MLUXfe 3 regular, 1 Phillips. Reg. Price $1.25 110 amp. hr. capacity. 36 100 amp. hr. capacity. 24 month guaranU*. month guar ante#. SEALED BEAM BULBS “APACHE COUNTRY Group ! A S Group I i s M l HCtlQIiQlt im i IKCnfln^li • • Reg. Price $1.25 ...... Gene Autry and Carolina Cotton. Long type. Group 2L exch...... $19.95 THERMOMETERS. Ideal for car or home. Reg. Price 39c ...... ASL0W$ Sunday and Monday, Oct 19-20 GUARANTEED SATISFACTION VARCON 1 8 8 ” ANTI-FRIEZE AS Q / * ou for Avoroge Attic I “PAULA” Save with safety. High Test Menthanol anti-freeze, 6 9 Yes, you can now enjoy the comforts of an insulated home BONDED. ANTI-FREEZE treated to resist evaporation and rust. Buy now.. Gal. all year ’round and save up to 40% on fuel bills by installing Drama starring Loretta Young, Kent Smith mpp Sure cold-weather pro Zonolite Insulating Fill now! It’s so ea.iv to inwall—do it all and Alexander Knox. • -7^ tection. Guaranteed NEW CLOSING HOURS yourself in just a single afternoon! Lightweight Zonolite CARTOON and SPECIALTY against cooling system Effective Nov. 1, Gambles will close at 5:30 p.m. every pours directly from the bag, between ceiling joists and freeze damages. day except Thursday and Saturday. Thursday we close sidewall studs. Just pour and fevel—that’s all! Sunday Shows 3-6-7*# at 12 noon. Saturday closing hour, 9 p.m. Your home gains added fire-protection, too. Termite- proof, rodent-proof and rot-proof. Once in,Zonolite is there for the life of your building. Come in or call today for a Tues., Wed. and Thurs., Oct 21-22-23 FREE estimate. u Always Better Finkbeiner Lumber Co. Drama starring Will Rogers, Jr., Jane Wynum- N. 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