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Being a Collection of Varloos Topics of Local and FORTY-EIGHTH YEAR LOWELL, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 15, 1940 No. 14 General Interest

"GOD BLESS AMERICA" Lowell F. F. A. Boys TETANY a Lowell resident goes Lowell Man Is Place at Free Fair Alto to Hold about whistling a song that pleases his fancy. It Isn't a love- Greatest 4-H Fair George Wittenbach, local F. F. A. sick ditty or a jitter Jig but a member, has placed very high In patriotic air that Is catchy and World s Safest the club class at the Ionia Free Flower Show on stirring. It recently caught the Fair with the purebred Duroc Jer- nation's fancy when It played an sry pigs he has been raising as a Important part In both the polit- .'arm project. ical campaigns. The aong was Average Driver Friends of Jimmy Gee are glad George has two gilts and a boar Sat., Aug. 31 written in 1917 when Irving Ber- to sec him back on the Job after LoweU, Next Week entered and placed two firsts and lin composed It for a patriotic W. V. Burras Has Driven spending several days In a Grand one second. Hog raisers showing at Annual Event Sponsored Rapids hospital for observation. It the Free Fair have nothing but musical show. However, It went to (By K. K. Vlnlng) sleep and nothing was heard from Over Million Miles Is reported he Is feeling quite a bit More Exhibits Than Ever Before praise for the fine pigs George has By Alto Garden It until Kate Smith gave It life improved. raised and his skilled method of Already Feeding Silage Without Accident showmanship. Club Members and feeling on a radio broadcast Two Evening Entertainments Reports from the testers In Kent .Clark Adams, who has operated Perry Freeman, also a local F. F. on Armistice evening In 1938. "God The distinction of having driven The Alto Garden Club announces County's two cow testing associa- a lunch room in the Lee block for The sixth anniuil 4-H Club Fair, which will open at Lowell next A. member, has raised and shown Bless America" 1« now sung with more than a million miles without ihe following schedule for their tions state that dairymen are al- the past several months, has sold a purebred Holsteln heifer and fire and fervor and seems to be accident during the past 28 Wednesday morning, Aug. 21, and continue for three days, looks very 19V/ Flower Show which Is to be ready feeding this year's hay and his business to Mrs. Addle Hunt of placed 5th In the club class. This Is a national anthem. Due to the years goes to Wilbur V. Burras much like one of those bigger and better fairs. held at the Alto Grange hall on old silage to supplement pastures Grand Rapids, who took Immediate Perry's first experience in, show- radio this air Is popularized to of Lowell, according to an Inter- Saturday, August 31, from 1:00 to that were shortened by the recent possession and opened for business Many calls are coming for premium books and entry blanks from manship and next year he will do such an extent that It really does esting article by David V. Cleary 9:00 p. m. The admission fee will dry. hot spell. today. many folks outside of the 4-H Club organization. This means one a lot better with the same animal. ring, "From the mountains, to the in the August issue of Buick Mag- be 15c, which includes refresh- Perry also Is showing sheep but at prairies, To the oceans white with thing, that the open classes In vegetables, flowers, grains, baked goods ments. Everyone in the vicinity of azine, which reads as follows: Marshal Fred Gramer arrived this writing the Judging has not Good Impnivements foam." It is easy for any voice to and household arts are going to be filled. Alto is urged to cooperate and help Until somebody else steps up to home on Tuesday from a two weeks' been completed. The farm buildings of Ray Coats handle and this helps make It a New display racks are being built to better set off the canning ex- make this show a success. Please claim the title, let's consider W. stay In a Grand Rapids hospital We all feel that when young joys in Cascade township, and Robert hit. bring all the flowers you can, and V. Burras to be the world's safest where he underwent a serious hibit which has grown each year. Better display racks for clothing make such good showing that they MarFaiiane, In Bowne township, We are having a wave of patriot- come and enjoy the flower show "average" driver. operation, Fred Is getting along and household arts exhibits will be ready for the fair. are bound to build a wonderful are getting coats of paint. The Ism that isn't at all hysterical. with us. ship-shape but It will probably be future for themselves. barns are being painted white This song Is sung In public assem- During the past twenty-eight Livestock entries from 4-H Clubs and F. F. A. groups In the Rules a week or two before he gets his which really sets them off. blies, open air meetings, baseball years, he has covered more than county will tax the capacity of barns and tents if advance entries are | — — 1. All entries must be in by a million miles—without an ac- seaiegs back. Alex Wlngeier, Bowne township, games, band concerts. Perhaps you any indication. The Bowne Center Junior Livestock Club has a clubii Or/FlCr PastOT tO 10:00 a. m. August 31st. cident of any kind. He averages who started a basement barn re- did not know that Irving Berlin The Rev. W. T. Ratcliffe of Low- entry in now for 19 head of cattle, 12 sheep and 6 colts and one pig. 2. Exhibits must conform to | about a thousand miles a week the schedule and exhibitors i.iust rnode,tn» Job a year ago, finished gets no money as profit for the ell was among more than 300 pas- Preach Here Sunday every week, with never a mishap. The flower show, which attracts many garden enthusiasts, nill be comply with the rules or be CIs-1" f.ecent'y b>' building new horse thousands of sheets of this music tors from 30 states who attended And yet we'd call Mr. Burras In charge of Mrs. F. E. White of Lowell. This department has had a qualified. stalls. that are sold. Every penny goes the Ninth Annual Pastors' Insti- The Rev. H. H. Harris, former an "average" driver, simply be- The Alien Behler farm in Lowell to the Girl and Boy Scouts. "God tute and Educational Conference steady growth and Judging from the Interest in local flower shows the pastor of the Methodist Church 3. Exhibitors will be allowed to township, has had new equipment Bless America, my home, sweet cause he has never driven as a at the University of Chicago. The one in connection with the club fair should be an attractive and in- here, will return as guest preacher make only one display in a class and professional; he doesn't drive spe- this Sunday at the eleven o'clock will not be permitted to enter the placed In the basement plus a new home." two-weeks' program of clinics, teresting one. m kln cial-built cars; he doesn't drive on lectures and special short courses service. Mr. Harris has recently same entry In more than one class. i " 8 machine. Marlon Shade speed tracks, where traffic and One of the features of Judging day are the showmanship contests served the church at Wayland and 4. Plants and flowers must be lhe operator of the Behler farm, BUILDING THE SMALL TOWNS ended Sunday. roadway conditions are controlled. in livestock. During the day's Judging work, those who indicate an in June of this year retired from grown by the exhibitor except — active service. Mr. Harris was pas- flowers for artistic arrangements Trees Doing Well VVTENDELL L- WILLKIE, Repub- Once a farmer, he Is now, at Do you remember when hitch- ability to show, and whose animals are well fitted, are asked to enter tor here when the addition was These flowers need not be grown lican candidate for president, sixty-four, the calm friendly-talk- ing posts were located on Main the final contest. Show halters are given by Blue Valley Creamery I hadn't seen the Lowell muni- built on the church. His friendly by the exhibitors but must be ar- advocates a policy that he calls ing president of the State Mutual street in the business section for cipal forest for some time so stop- for the dairy contest William J. McCarthy A Sons of Parnell give a spirit made him well known among ranged by them. "decentralization of Industry", Fire Insurance Company of Mich- the benefit of farmers who drove ped In there the other day. The which means the return of a good igan. He travels to keep In per- show halter for the colt contest and a pair of sheep shears are given Lowell ites. 5. Exhibitors must furnish own to town to trade? And also when containers. older trees have certainly made share of the country's Industrial sonal touch with 600 company socials were held on the average for the best showmanship In the sheep division. 6. Unscheduled exhibits will be a heavy growth this year. New plants to small towns. The Roose- representatives and with many While the fair has only limited accommodations for commercial of once a week by the village staged for exhibition only, but may growth on terminal branches In velt administration has seemed to customers, because, as Mr. Burras churches, usually at private homes? exhibits, that which Is for sals has been In demand and has all been some cases were over 20 Inches favor a similar policy. puts It: "This company knows receive an award If recommended The young people found these sold. by the Judges. long. The small trees that have It Is a good program. The life there's plenty of business to be gatherings very enjoyable. 7. Exhibits may not be removed been planted have made good of small cities seems more health- had—so we go after It" The Kent County 4-H Fair extends an Invitation to all folks In before tne closing of the show. growth. The excessive rains In ful than tha$ of the great centers He covers Michigan, both the the county, both rural and urban, to come to the exhibit It is a "grass M. D. Hoyt has purchased the SPORTS Entry and award cards must re- May and June, while not too good of population. It Is also more upper and lower peninsulas. He store building on East Maln-st. roots" institution, run by 4-H Club folks and their leaders. No admis- main on the exhibit during the for general farm work, certainly costly to live and do business In drives winter and summer. In day- which has been occupied for some sion. Two evening programs Wednesday and Thursday. show. were good for any trees and plants light and darkness, good weather Baseball great cities. People can live closer time past by the L. E. Johnson 8. Ribbons will be given for first that had been set out. 4-H Club to their work, and they can have and bad. He drives on congested Pontlac agency. Mr. Hoyt will Cubs Defeat Baltes Hardware and second premiums in all classes. members, farmers, who set out seed- easier access to open spaces. If city streets, on concrete highways, move his store and office to the lings the past spring report excel- they live In small cities. and over country roads of every new location as soon as he has The Fallasburg Cubs defeated the CLASSIFICATIONS Week of Bible Study Section A lent stands and good growths on The government will get Itself description, from gravel to mud. completed necessary remodeling Baltes Hardware team of Grand older trees. into trouble If It so discourages And be does It all at a pretty which will probably take around Burglars Break For Rural Students Rapids Sunday at the park with a Awards will be based on quality of flowers. the activity of big corporations fast clip, because, as an executive six weeks. Mr. Johnson states that score of 7-2. Jim Brlggs and Don Dairy Items that many of their employees are with a desk and a phone and lota the business of the village clerk's Rural school students from the Dutcher, battery for Fallasburg. Class thrown out of a Job. There Is a of letters to answer, he can't srend office will be handled at the City area surrounding Lowell will enjoy Next Sunday, Aug. 18 the Sacred 1. Six asters, one color. About one fifth of the food bud- hall. • Into Four Places a summer Bible School at the Low- 2. Six asters, mixed colors. get of the average American fam- place la this country for both big all his time behind a steering Heart team from Grand Rapids will and little business. Big business wheel. "H Baptist church beginning Mon- meet the Cubs at Fallasburg Park 3. Six Bachelor buttons. ily is used for milk and milk Burglars were busy In Lowell should not crowd the little fellow You'd like to knowf how he does Edward Ruben of Chicago called day. August 19 and continuing at 2:30 p. m. 4. Three stems cockscomb. products. rarly Wednesday morning, accord- 5. Six coreopsis. to the wall, and the people should IL on a few old Lowell friends Mon- thiough August 23 when school will The consumption of cheese has ing to Deputy Frank Stephens, who 6. Six cosmos. not so crowd the big company "M-m-m," says Mr. Burras, "that's day. Edward Is the son of the late be climaxed by a commencement doubled in this country since 1926. reports that four business places 7. Six Orange Flare cosmos. that there Is no Incentive to carry a hard one. I don't have any tricks Marks Ruben, pioneer Lowell cloth- program demonstrating the work The average consumption per were entered, around $70 to |80 In 8. One spike delphinium. on business. to tell you about. But," he admits, ier, and a brother of Mrs. Lotta done by the children during the capita Is now six pounds. Euro- Frost of Ada. The last time Mr. cash taken, valuable papers, bonds Rural Michigan 9. Three blooms Decorative dah- pean consumption per capita aver- "I do observe some simple rules. Ruben visited Lowell was In 1920. and merchandise. Deputy Stephens! Th.' . . lias. 1 always give the other fellow n-ored ages from 12 to 14 pounds. Such FIFTH COLUMN WORK He was accompanied by his son of is working with Deputies John^l^ •^ ^ 10. Three blooms Cactus dah- more than his share of the road. ,h,e M 8sl n a figure In the United States would Grand Rapids. Mr. Ruben said he and Saires from the Sheriffs office ^ ® ° - *n unde- lias. PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT asks That's the important thing. I never 0, a l ion whlch mean a vast new market for the hardly knew Lowell because of the and they expect to have some re-fe " * " "' In First Place 11. Six blooms miniature or pom- for federal and state legislation dairy industry. try to cut In and out of a line suits soon. j conducting one hundred similar pon dahlias. that Phall check subversive activ- many changed faces and fine Im- 3ch0018 thlB In one of the cantons of Swit- of traffic, and I never pass anyone provements. The Curtis & Dyke Ford garage summer In lower Mich- 12. Three blooms hibiscus. ities and seditious acts. The in the zerland, turning an animal out to unless there's plenty of room for was the greatest loser, about $40 In . y contact over 13. Six blooms larkspur. German Nazis have won in Europe 100()() of grass within a six weeks period It. I don't take chances." cash taken from a cabinet near the Michigan's rural youth, At State Fair 14. One stalk lilies, any kind. so far, partly because in all lands Jokes, Jests, Jabs and Jibes Just by following an outbreak of Bangs Mr. Burras observes speed laws Jeff: Another thing that you don't cash register In the display room! Transportation by bus will be pro- 15. Six blooms African mari- they had their own stents work- in cities. On the highway he and a cash box belonging to A A. vide<1 free 0' cbargre for all boys and golds. disease has been prohibited for ing to break down the defensive see often on Lowell streets, is a girl Giving the Fair Back to 200 years. compiles with Michigan's demand Curtis containing around $9( to #9 Btola, ages 6-20 who will be at tthe 16. Six blooms French marigolds. power of those nations. A country who looks like she had fallen into dl8trlc for a "reasonable" pace. the flour barrel. . . . "The weather in cash, six Insurance policies, a| t schools contacted earlier Farmer Becomes 17. Six blooms single nastur- thus honeycombed with ene "Speed" he says "should be gov- $100 government bond, two or three year by Mr. Gilmore. superin- tiums. Thrifty Tobacco Plants boring from within, is like a house never seems to be bad." believes erned by the condition of your Claude Thome, "unless somebody oil leases and a deed to a house and tendant of the dally vacation bible First Aim 18. Six blooms double nastur- Driving out M-21, the other day, that falls to the ground because own car, the condition of the roads asks you how you like It" . lot In Lyons, taken from the office, school. In making these arrange- tiums. we noticed quite a patch of tobacco of Inner decay. "Press House", a specially built and traffic, and by your vision. Marriages will pick up as soon as The burglars gained entry at the menta Bus routes will start at 8:00 19. Six single petunias. In an Ada garden. Tobacco Is The American people do not four-room log house containing an I drive fast—but never too fast some fellows begin to feel the draft garage by breaking a rear window o'clock each morning and the school 20. Six double or ruffled petunias. not a crop grown here except for wish to penalize legitimate differ- exhibit honoring the rural and for conditions." ... It Is always a campaign to help with a rock. Night watchman Gene will be in session from 9:00 to 11:30. 21. Six stems annual phlox. a curiosity but the plants In the small city newspapers of Michi- ences of opinion. But if agents "And I always try to be prepared the farmer but what about a cam- Carr discovered the burglary at The sponsors hope that there will be 22. One stem perennial phlox. Ada garden were thrifty and should gan, will soon arise on the Mich- of possible enemies are burrowing for emergencies." paign to help the farmer's wife? 3:45 a. m. Wednesday. a large attendance. 23. One hybrid tea rose. provide "the makings" for some igan State Fair grounds, on the underground and out of sight, our On scores of occasions, he's had The King Milling company office 24. Six Rudbeckia, golden glow. one. outskirts of Detroit, In preparation people want those activities spot- to take to the shoulder of the The committee representing the was entered, the burglars appar- 25. Three stems salpiglossis. for the annual State Fair which ted and the people who perpetrate road, to avoid colliding with on- Board of Trade which was to meet ently picking the lock, but nothing Strand Calendar 26. Three stems salvia. Control the Anta them taught a lesson they will coming drivers who attempted to has been reported stolen. The east opens August 30 and continues 27. Six scablosa. with representatives of the Penn- Thursday, Aug. 15—"Beyond To- Ants In the yard my be con- remember. overtake and pass other cars with- side mill was also entered by a through September 8. 28. Three stems snapdragons. sylvania Airlines to discuss the pos- morrow." trolled by spreading a mixture of out first making sure they had basement window but it has not as One of the features of "Press 29. One sunflower. sibility of an airport In Lowell were Friday and Saturday, Aug. 16-17 1 pound parls green and 10 p.mnds room for the maneuver. yet been ascertained whether any- House", according to Dr. Llnwood 30. Six stems sweetpeas. ANSWERING THE BOY Informed Tuesday morning by Tom —Roy Rogers and George (Gabby) brown sugar. Do It once a week, He slows down when meeting thing Is missing. W. Snow, general manager of the 31. Six stems verbena. Walsh, manager of the Grand Rap- or after every rain. Be ruro there rrHE NEWSPAPER funny man other cars at night, because after ids airport, that the national de- At the Mulder Blue Mill gas sta-'^" A" State Fair, will be a mammoth map 32. Three blooms large zinnias, d d Cd fe&t re l y,ter ca 41- are no lumps. has one In which the son asked dimming his lights, he can't see fense program has demanded all tlon on West Maln-st.. the burglars J, . B T " ' ^ ' ' P ' of Michigan on which. Instead of one color. his father many questions. Said bro*. t„e gl„ t.. front door *£ ^ cities, there will be shown the 33. Three blooms large zinnias, as far to the front This wise their attention on that phase of with Jean Father: "What would have hap- then reached in and unlocked it, mixed colors. Plan Ag. Course practice has several times saved their work. Mr. Walsh stated, how- Parker and Reginald Gardiner. name-plates of the newspapers pened If I'd asked as many when but In so doing one of them cut 34. Six dwarf zinnia, one color. The Smith-Hughes Agricultural him from a crash with an unllght- ever, that he and another repre- Added shorts. Information Please. throughout the state. The building himself on the Jagged glass. Officers 35. Six dwarf zinnia, mixed col- Course In Rockford High School I was a boy?" To which Son ed vehicle or obstacle ahead of him. sentative will be In Lowell within and Universal News. will shelter an Interesting array traced the blood spots around the ors. replied: "Perhaps then, you would A few weeks ago. Just as he got two oi three weeks to meet with Sunday and Monday, Aug. 18-19— of exhibits, some of them devoted got off to a good start last week have been able to answer some the committee. statkm and down Pleasant-st. to explaining the importance of 36. Six Fantasy zinnia. Wednesday night when a group of to the crest of a hill on a country where the spots stopped In front of The bad hombre of death valley of mine". the rural press. It will be erected 37. Three blooms any flower not farm folks from that area met road, two young fellows came rac- the Ben Andrews residence where, with a bull whip in one hand and a classified. It often takes time and thought Many fine articles on the Lowell In the grove, opposite the Coli- with Addison Miller, the new Ag- ing over the top, driving side by officers surmise, a car was waiting six-shooter In the other is Wallace to put an answer into words the Showboat have been published dur- seum—one of the finest locations Section B—Collections ricultural teacher, and Robert side. Mr. Burras, driving slowly for him. Two electric razors, two Beery In "Twenty Mule Team" child will understand. But the ing these past few years In news- on the grounds. Awards to be based on the num- Ferris, High School Principal, to at that point, pulled off the road. cartons of cigarettes and 18 pen- with Leo Carrlllo and Marjorle papers all over Michigan. One of ber of kinds of plants 50':c, quality discuss the courses to be offered answering of those questions la' The youngsters panic stricken. nies were taken at the Blue Mill. Rambeau. This picture was filmed Fair For the Farmers the finest of such articles appeared 35^0 arrangement 15%. the coming year. an essential element in educating Ipiied up in the" dltch-and" It It Is hoped that the burglars are In the historic death valley. Also In the August 9th Issue of the Ply- Class One of the features of the new children. If parents ImpaUenUy only fool's luck that saved them apprehended soon for the property shorts. Nutty But Wise, the Mighty "This year", says Dr. Snow, "will refuse to think out the best poss!- from Injury. mouth Mall and was written by Hunter; Cartoon, Musical and be the first year since 1936 that 38. Best collection annuals. work Is to let the teacher and the its editor, Elton R. Eaton, one of of respectable, honest citizens Is tie answers, they miss a chance j "Happenings like these." says Mr. at stake. Paramount News. the Coliseum has been used for 39. Best collection perennials. farm folks In the area plan the the state's most capable news- 40. Best collection gladioli. to make the child mind grow. Burras. "have taught me to antlcl- Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug.' the objective for which It was courses according to the agricul- paper men and a citizen of sterling 41. Best collection dahlias. By patient reply to every question, pate what the other fellow Is liable 20-21—Leon Errol and Dennis O- built In 1922—the Judging and tural activities of the section. qualities. The article, which was they help the youngster understand to do." Memorial Services for Keefe in "Pop Always Pays;" also showing of the finest livestock in 42. Best collection wild flowers In our High School teaching days almost a column In length, was Elsie Janls, Wendy Barrie and Pat- the world. Under the previous Section C—Gladioli there was a prescribed course for what words mean, and how life's! He worries about Inexperienced published on the front page of the business is carried on. rick Knowles In "Women In War." administrations, the Coliseum was Awards to be based on quality of each class each year In high school, The boy drivers who like to go fast, with- Mall and described the Showboat Mrs. Hattie Parsons vho asks many questions will Thursday, Aug. 22—Lucille Ball —due to an error In policy—de- blooms. whether It fit the agriculture of out regard for conditions. But "as rivaling anything of Its kind Memorial services for Mrs. Hat- and James Ellison in "Tou Can't voted to theatrical shows and danc- Class the region or not. grow Into the man who knows he's equally concerned about slow ever attempted In this or any other tie Sneathen Parsons, who passed Fool Your Wife;" also Charles Co- iing. In addition to the discussion of many things and to whom the driven—the kind who figure that state." Thank you. Editor Eaton 43. Best spike carrying greatest away February 7, 1940, at the home burn and Beulah Bondl In 'Thei ..It ^ ^ that ^ a course of study, it was decided world will turn for leadership. low spoed Is an excuse for not for this splendid publicity for number of buds and blooms In good of her daughter. Ruby L. Dogger in y Added cart,>0a condition. to have the department sponsor paying attention to the road and Lowell. £.^ - ' '>gan, 'give the State Fair back Pasadena, Calif., will be held at the Fllm 44. One spike pink. a night school the coming year the traffic. ™ ^ to the farmers', formed one of ASKING FOB BUSINESS South Boston cemetery on Satur- 45. One spike white. with "Dairying" as the subject for ^ And he frets, too. about drivers Last week's Sparta Sentinel- „ the strongest planks of the plat- day, Aug. 17, at 3:00 p. m.. when Teacher (Lecturing on persever- Governor Frank 46. One spike red. discussion. gUSINESS goes to those who ask . bother about the con- Leader contained quite an article form of the late who don t cremation remains will be burled. ance): He drove straight to his goal. 47. One spike lavender. forlt If you put two newsboys dltlon of their cars. His own meth- favorable to the candidacy of Ger- D. Fitzgerald, In the 1938 election. All friends and relatives are In- He looked neither to the right nor to 48. One spike yellow. Farmers' Day, August 29 along a street and one constantly od Is to go In, every thousand miles, ald M. Henry for the Republican vited. Despite contracts made the year the left but pressed forward, moved 49. One spike any other color. Cedar Springs folks are making shouts out the name of his paper, for chassis lubrication. Then he nomination for prosecuting attor- before by the previous Fair admin- by a definite purpose. Neither Section D—Artistic Arrangement plans for their annual Farmers' while one keeps silent, the shout- tells his competent mechanic to ney of Kent County. The article istration, with dance bands and Summer Mark Down on Custom friend nor foe could delay him, nor Day celebration scheduled for ing boy will sell far more papers. make a aafety inspection and take In question opened with the follow- theatrical shows, we ordered the Awards based on arrangement Tailored Suite and Trousers turn him from his course. All who Thursday, August 29. This one day So It is about advertising. If| of any necessary adjustmenta ing comment: "Not for more than livestock Judging and showing at chiefly. Quality of blooms and ap- care crossed his path did so at their own event is another rural affair at one store is constantly calling out "if you let a good mechanic check forty years has rural Kent County New low prices on made to meas- the 1939 Fair held In the Coliseum. propriateness of container, how- ure suits and trousers—same qual- peril. What would you call such a which time town and country folks through advertising and telling your car over every thousand been represented by an elective This year, the Coliseum floor has ever, to be taken Into consideration. ity of tailoring and fabric—Just Class get together for a day of clean what It has to sell and what those miles," he says, "It won't have much county officeholder, although the been covered with earth, the great lower prices until furth»:i- notice. • Graduate (quickly): A truck drlv- stage erected In previous years 50. Basket large flowered zin- games, sports and plenty of visit- things cost. It will get a far greater .chance to get out of safe condl- rural percincts have always been ing. proportion of the trade than the'tlon." —Coons, er! removed, and the Coliseum with nias, mixed or one color. a bulwark of Republican party Parades, baseball games, home one that Just opens up and waits And here you have one way to strength and In the 1936 general Its 6.300 seating capacity will have 51. Basket dwarf zinnias, mixed or one color. pulling contests, games, free shows, for business to come. cover more than a million miles election It was rural majorities as Its principal feature that for 52. Basket large decorative dah- flower and 4-H exhibits, go to make in perfect safety—assuming, of which offset Democratic leads in- which It was built—the proper lias. a day's pleasure. course, that you also have the side the city of Grand Rapids and viewing of the premier livestock PEOPLE WHO MAKE FRIENDS Beauties Like These at 4-H Fair 53. Basket small or pompon This year's event Is the sixth or time, the cars, and the gasoline saved the county ticket for the jof the United States. seventh of Its kind. No cheap shows, WHY IS IT that some people dahlias. with which to do It Covering more Republican party." Rodeo Every Day carnivals or the like are tolerated. have such a multitude of 54. Basket gladioli. than a million miles without a 55. Basket of mixed annuals. Harold Fay Is chairman of this friends? As they go along the News of the unexpected death "When the Coliseum Is not being single accident Judging from Mr. 56. Basket mixed perennials. year's celebration. The general pub- street they know about all the Burras' advice, is mostly a matter last week of Curtis C. Bradner, 61. employed for the showing of live- lic, friends and neighboring com- home folks, and they get cordial stock, It will house a rodeo, which 57. Basket mixed annuals and of using the good sense you weie noted Detroit newspaper man and perennials. munities are cordially Invited to smiles and bows and handshakes. newscaster, was received with sin- will perform every- day during the born with—a matter of remem- 58. Basket wild flowers. attend. Then there are some who move cere sorrow by countless thousands fair. With the rodeo will be pre- bering always that driving a car 59. Best arrangement, any flow- sented a dramatic and musical through their home towns as if is a full-time, serious Job. of people to whom he had endeared ers, in a large bowL TOWNSEND MASS MEETING they were strangers. Incidently, this brand of safe himself through his outstanding feature entitled 'Back to Texas', 60. Best arrangement, any flow- SATURDAY, AUGUST 17 The difference seems to be that work over the alr-lanes and as depicting a typical western cele- driving is also a good brand of ers. In a vase. A meeting of the 5th Congresslon- columnist and paragrapher. "Curt, bration after a round-up." the people with many friends have save driving. For one example, 61. Best arrangement suitable al District will be held In the Civic as he was known to his friends, been very active in the service of Mr, Burras will point to the tires (Continued on page 8) for a dining table. !Auditorium (Blue Room), Grand was a native of St. Johns and al- their home towns. They have on his car—they've gone 26,000 62. Best arrangement winter Rapids, Saturday, Aug. 17, at 2:00 though his work for the past 30 served on countless committees, miles, and appear to be good for bouquet. p. m. The speakers will be Ward B. years had been on great city news- HOME TOWN THOUGHTS have been officers of organizations, 26,000,more. "This," he says, "is 63. Best miniature arrangement, Long, Nat'l Representative of the papers he never lost the friendly, have worked for business and pro- Little drops of water, said the vase and flowers-not to be over 6 Townsend Recovery Plan Inc., and one of the benefits of anticipating neighborly couch and always felt gressive movements, and have poet, make the mighty ocean. Also inches high. Dr. Gerrlt Heyns, candidate for your stops. Instead of rushing up that Detroit New York and Los perhaps served in municipal office. little acts of service for the bene-i Congress, 5th District. Public in- to a stopping point and then slam- Angeles were Just other places like Section E—House Plants These varied activities have brought , fit of your home town, if performed 1 vited. ming your brakes on hard." his own St. Johns. The friendship 64. Best fern. them in contact with such a host i generally, build up a mighty force And there's yet another great between "Curt" and the editor of 65. Best geranium. of people that they have an ex- !of home town progress. Sir Harry Lauder was scheduled benefit in store for drivers who the Ledger began 40 years ago and 66. Best begonia. tremely wide acquaintance. They sense all the tlbie—a benefit with we are glad to say of him that he 67. Best Baby tears. to sing "The Village Blacksmith" In have acted so generously and fair- ^ special appeal to all men in the was never known to say or do an - Little grains of sand are also 68. Best Sanseveria or snake a certain small Scottish town. Just ly in all their dealings that every- audience: unkind thing. His newscasts In- Id to make the pleasant land. plant. before It was time for the concert one Is pleased to be a friend of "My wife," says Mr. Burras with variably began "Hello, everybody!' Those grains of sand need plant 69. Most unusual cactus. to begin, he had a persistent caller, such folks. a broad smile, "is NOT a back- and Invariably closed with the 4-H Calf Clubs are not the least among the activities of Kent building food in order to grow 70. Most unusual house plant. who Informed him. "Please. Sir Har- seat driver!" words "Goodbye All!" We shall all County boys and girls. Showmanship plays a big part In their activ- crops. So business needs fertiliz- 71. Best collection of cacti. ry. I'm the village blacksmith, and REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS miss that cheerful salutation and ities. The cut above shows Donna Davis, member of Bostwlck Lake ing through the enriching effect There will be a wild life exhibit I would eseem it very highly if you Ray Gable and wife to George The grim determination to suc- that well-wishing goodbye which 4-H Club, with her prize winning Jersey at the fair held here a year of advertising. which will be of special Interest to would introduce into the song a few Emelander and wife, part northeast ceed keeps a lot of salesmen and have fallen from his lips twice dally ago. Visitors at next week's fair are sure to see sights equally inter- ,the men. Mrs. Fred Pattlson, wordu to let the folks know I also *, section 1444, Lowell township. from succeeding. over WWJ for the past 25 years. esting. Subscribe for the Ledger, $2.00 Geaeral Chairman. repair bicydas."—The Mentor.

___ TWO THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1M0 THE IX)WELL LEDGER, LOWELL. MICHIGAX, THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, 1940 THREE conaumption of Ice cream, sherb- Clie Cowdl Cedgtr Greenville, Ohio, to spend several erts, parfalts, mousses and the like mouths. and ALTO SOLO will Increase enormously. A rel- jCowell Stems WE$T KEENE This and That Births: To Mr. and Mrs. Oscar The li. Governor— Mrs. F. A. Daniels atively small amount will he made PublWhed •very Tburaday roorelac at Hesse (Marguerite Sllsby) of 210 BUM Main Street. Lowell. In the home. The purchaser would of25, 30 and Owosso, a son; to Mr. and Mrs. From Around ICntered at Portofflce at LowHl, MlctoHaii. do well to patronize manufacturers Vere Parks (Edith Roth) of Twin And His Duties Rosemary Lawton returned to u Second Claa Matter. who lake pride In Inviting public Falls, Idaho, a daughter. h-^r home at Milton Wilcox's last the Old Town I B. O. JKFFKK1ES. E4ltor and PablUhv Inspection of their plants and who By Elton R. Eaton Friday after a two months' vaca- 'Welcome AUGUST Mrmber Mlrblcui rma Ae^lmUoo are under constant supervision of 35 H/earsJigo August 17, 190S—S5 Year* Ago Editor, The Plymouth Mall tion with relatives In Oregon. MMaker NaUoaal Editorial AieoelaU— health authorities. Even then. It Is Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Simpson and John M. Rhodes and son Jim of BabMrtpUca BalM Payable la A«TMM8t Marriage licenses: Morris Kal- But four times in the history of Detroit visited Lowell friends Sat- rl wise to buy such products, when August 19, 1B1&—23 Years Ago sister. Mrs. Mate Schrouder. with Fresh Home-Made Yew n.OOi BU nwatba fl.M ward, Emily Dunham, Lowell; Les- Michigan has a resident of the urday. Wnfle Oeptea •« possible. In the pint and quart con- Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Rickert. former tainers packaged at the plant. Bulk J. O. Clark bought the Goodrich ter E. Dean, Grand Rapids, Rose great metropolitan part of the residents of Keene. where Arthur The Lowell Ledger, eelabllahed June. Corrlgan, Grattan; Carl Gelger, state where nearly one half of the Kent County Lyle Laux and son Billy spent the t8»3; The Alto Solo, eaubllabad Janoary Ice cream, delivered to the retailer Kopf water lot west of Ford's Shores now lives, were Sunday aft- week-end with Mrs. R. ll Young of THE HARDEST THING IN GOLF Mary A. Drumman, Smyrna. " voters reside, been elected Lleu- ernoon callers at the Ernest Plnk- 1904. Conaolldated June, 1917. in 10-gallon cans and scoopcd out hardware. A new business building Battle Creek. Candy "What is the hardest part of A HOUND UOGTBINK to the buyer's order contains some in prospect. Mrs. Milan Wilso...... n. of u.iivuuiLincoln, tenant Governor. These four were ney and Frank Daniels homes. golf?" asks one of the scrambling Every govemmenl official or board that element of risk, particularly when A farewell dinner was given at Nebr., came for a visit with rel- Oeorge R. Grlswold, Henry T. Mr. and Mrs. Miles O'Harrow and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harter and atlves here. Backus, Joseph R. McLaughlin and devotees. "Is It feandlea pubUc money abould publlah at sold In the smaller towns and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Omer two sons of Carlton were Sunday family spent Sunday In Belding wooden club play or regular laterrala an accounllog of It, Mrs. G. W. Bangs and two chil- Leo Nowlckl, who was carried Into callers of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar HATTIE SCOTT'S wayside stands. This risk. Is some- Scott of Morse Lake in honor of August 21-22-23 and Greenville. iron play or putt- showing where and bow each dollar la dren returned from a two weeks' office on the recent Democratic Moore. •pent. Wa hold thU to be a fundamental what, but not entirely, mitigated In Miss Marjorle Warner before her Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ford and Mrs. ing? Is it getting principle of democratic government. lhe larger centers where food hand- return to Llnd, Wash. visit at Amsberg, Ont., and De- landslide, and carried out again on The Wilcox family reunion was Kandy Kitchen troit. the rip-tide that followed. Betty Baker spent Thursday In good foot action or lers arc regularly examined and Whitman Kiel and Louise Under- held Sunday at Long Lake, over 100 Grand Rapids. getting good body certified by the department of pub- bill were united In marriage. E. H. Cambell arrived home from The first seven Lieutenant Gov- in attendance. One sister of R. M. Spring and Summer lic health. Bert Silver's Family tent show the West to spend a few days, and ernors of Michigan were appointed Wilcox from California was pres- Mrs. Phil Krum Is spending a few action? Does It scheduled for Lowell. with his wife returned to Denver, by the Governor. In fact, most of ent and one from Muskegon. We Furnish days with Mrs. Harold Bargewell come from getting in which vicinity Mr. Cambell had the state officials under the state's Health - Hygiene Mrs. M. C. Greene returned from Virgil Plnkney. son of Verl Pink- In Grand Rapids. Oren Frost of Lansing spent the the right use of a visit with her son, Golden and the management of the Alice E. first constitution were appointive ncy. who returned a week ago from hands and wrists'' Mining Company. The Home Complete! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schneider week-end with his grandmother. Weekly Scrapbook wife in San Francisco. officials. The voters were given the a visit at the home of his uncle, There are so many Olsneminated through the Kent Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Pratt visiting right to nominate and elect the are spending this week in the North Mrs. Oren Saylee. County Health Department by Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bergin Ernest Plnkney, was stricken with on a vacation trip. tough sections to a friends at Albion, N. Y. Lieutenant Governor under a new Frigidaire Electric Ranges and Refrigerators Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth and fam- the Joint Committee on Health Week's Best Recipe planning a trip to Salt Lake City, a ruptured appendix and is in a golf swing that I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hller moved constitution adopted about ten Mrs. Isadore Dennet of Flint Is Education comprising the Mich- Utah, to visit friends. Cadillac hospital. His condition is Armstrong's Linoleum—Dexter Washers ily attended the Wilcox family re- thought there might Cheese Corn Muffins: c fine to Saranac, where Mr. Hller accept- years before the Civil War. critical. spending this week at the home of union at Long Lake Sunday. igan Department of Health, Uni- corn meal, ^ c granulated sugar, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Fiebig of be some starting Grantland Honolulu visited at the L. P. ed a position In the W. A. Covert When the present constitution Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dow attended Perfection Oil Stoves—Superfax Oil Heaters Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roth. versity of Michigan, Michigan I salt, 4 C flour, 1 t baking powder, dry goods store. was adopted In 1909, the right of George Boyenga and family at- Point." Rice State Medical Coclety and Thomas home. the Dalton family reunion Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Grant Warner at- tended the Hondrixson family re- 181 grated rind of lemon or orange. Sift Miss Grace Covey of Lincoln, the voters to elect these officials near Caledonia. Lamps—Rugs—Stoves The hardest thing Other Cooperating Organliatlons Ingredients once and add V c sweet S. P. Hicks and sister-in-law. Miss tended the Warner family reunion union at Fallasburg Park Sunday. Deep, Drastic Reductions Nebr., visited her mother, Mrs. A. was not changed. Mrs. Laura Wilcox and Mrs. Bird at Grand Ledge Sunday. in golf is the ability to keep on con milk, 1 well beaten egg, 2 T melted M. E. Dwight, left for a week's vis- P. Hunter. A DISH OF ICE CREAM The lieutensnt governorship Is Thompson were Grand Rapids vis- The Rev. F. B. Harwood of centrating along right lines. This 1.' it with relatives In Madison and Victor Peckham and son Lester butter, Mi c grated American cheese. Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor return- now vacant, due to the advance- itors last Friday. Grand Rapids has been reappoint- whore most of the stars crack ui When that Intrepid traveller, Mix together and bake In greased W. A. Roth of Pittsburgh, Pa., are visiting his To Clear Stocks Guy Meyers, barber at the Ban- ed to Houston, Tex., after spending ment of the state's second highest Mr. and Mrs. Herb Howden and ed to the ministry of West Lowell on certain days. Also, it is where Marco Polo, returned to Italy from muffin tins. Service—12 large muf- official to the Governor's chair. mother, Mrs. H. A. Peckham. nan shop, was married to Miss Mil- several weeks with relatives and daughter of Albion were week-end FURNITURE United Brethren church. the average golfer finds a big part far-off China In the thirteenth fins. friends here. Following Is a list of those who visitors at Oscar Moore's, return- dred Brown of Sarar.ac. FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mr. and Mrs. James Hill of De- Thursday callers of Mrs. Henry of his trouble. century, he told of sitting on silken Mrs. Corydon Barber was called have served as Llwtenant Gov- ing Eleanor Moore from a week's Smart Quality Clothes at Bargain Prices Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hlnyan, Mr. troit spent the week-end with his Weaver were Mrs. John Hinkle of For example, we might start with cushions with his slant-eyed hosts Hands With Care to Ionia by the Illness of her little ernors and the places of their resi- visit there and to got their daugh- Prompt, Careful Ambulance Service and partaking of a delightful con- and Mrs. Earl Caldwell and Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Art Hill. Belding and Mrs. Lawrence Shln- putting. No great Intelligence is re grandchild. dence: ter Delores, who visited her grand- Store Phone M Lowell Res. and Nlghta 330 fection, compounded of ice brought A housewife should care for her Orton Hill returned from a trip to Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hubbard of dorf and daughter Jo Ellen of Ionia. quired to know that putting carrie.* Tropical and Year 'Round Suits in Wm. Cholerton and daughter Isa- Edward Mundy, 1835-1840, Ann parents last week. by camel pack from the mountains hands. Keep a cut lemon close by the Thousand Islands. Grand Rapids were week-end guests three main angles: belle returned from a two weeks' Arbor; James Wright Gordon, Drayton Golds and family and light, medium and dark colors, re- and the Juices of exotic fruits. The the sink for removing stains, Miss Allie Story, who taught in ______[of Mr. and Mrs. Bert M. Purchase. Mrs. J. H. Bergin and three chil- 1. To Jndge the speed of t!:e strong tea and rhubarb will also the West for eleven years, returned visit In Wisconsin, accompanied by 1840-1841, Marshall; Thomas J. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson clever Italian chefs were able to Mrs. Cholerton's mother, Mrs. dren of Sarasota, Florida are visit- green. duced for quick clearance. removed by cornmeal moistened In to Mlchlson, remaining in this Drake. 1841-1842, Pontlac; Orlgen were Sunday callers at Oscar Mr RaI h 1 on Dea reproduce the dish. The French fol- as guests of Mrs. Potts and daugh- # »- P S'"" • u " ing this week at the homes of Mr. vinegar. For an ink stain rub with vicinity Indefinitely. SalUman, who came to make her D. Richardson, 1842-1848, Pontlac; Moore's. , 2. To pick out the right line lo lowed and three centuries later home with them. ter Helen at the cottage. ^ J'v u and Mrs. Art Hill and Chris Bergin. a piece of fresh tomato. For odors Charles Young home from Hol- William L. Greenly, 1845-1847, George Golds, Jr., spent last week BAILEY CORNERS NEWS wllh the cap. 75 substituted cream for the watery Mrs. Adelbert Odell Alvln Helntzelman and wife re- her mother, Mrs. L M. Yelter. on the hands dry mustard mixed land for a two weeks' vacation. Carl Maynard was. taken III with Adrian; Charles P. Bush, 1847-1848, with his grandparents, Mr. and A NATIONS PROS- Mr, and Mrs. Eugene Carr and 3. To stroke the ball smoothly. $12" $1975 $22 base. The making of ice cream typhoid fever while visiting his Mrs. George Golds. turned home last week from a| Atty. and Mrs. R. M. Shlvcl and son Russel spent last Thursday In oons with cold water will help. Wet your Lansing; William M. Fenton, 1848- went to England as a court secret aunt In Battle Creek. Att.nrf.nM at the Veraennes week s trip during which they vis- King Doyle left Tuesday for a trip What happens? On entirely too hands before handling fish and 1852, Flint; Calvin Britain, 1852-1853. Walter Roth and family of Ann Royal Oak with Mrs. Carr's mothei many occasions the golfer is still and in the eighteenth century the Arbor were week-end guests at PERITY DEPENDS Methodist Church was 31 last Sun- "ed NlagaraFalls went into Can- '"to Canada and other points of in- grease them before pealing onions. August 18,. 1910—SO Years Ago St. Joseph, Andrew Parsons, 1853-, and sister, Mrs. C. C. Loomls and guessing about the speed of the Colonists brought the formula to Ernest Plnkney's and Rosemary day. As Rev. Ratcliffe is spending ada and visited Ontario, on their terest. the New World. Rub soap under your nails when Corunna; George R. Grlswold, 1853- Feme. green and the right line in the mid- there Is dirty work for hands to do. Miss Adah Stowell was united In 1854, Detroit; George A. Coe, 1855- Roth remained for a week's visit two weeks In New York, Rev. Har-;way back went for an extended; Mr and Mr8 phnip Davenport Today, nearly 10,000,000,000 por- LOWELL DIST. SO. 5 ON THE FARMER! Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bowen attend- dle of his stroke. So here comes a marriage to Ernest VanAlstine of 1858, Coldwater; Edmund B. Fair- with her grandparents. rls of Wayland. former pastor of trip through the Allegheny moun-|an(j famiiy attended the Ruehs re- tions of ice cream are consumed an- Mrs. J. P. Needham ed a birthday party Sunday after- Jab or a stab or a lifted head. His FALLASBURG & VICINITY SEELEY CORNERS When Sewing Urbana, III., at the home of her field, 1859-1860, Hillsdale; James Mrs. Marlon Plnkney and mother this church, will preach the sermon- tains, visited points of Interest In union at Milhan Park. Kalamazoo. noon for Mrs. Jennie White of near Mr*. Wesley Miller Mrs. S. P. Reynolds nually in the United States, ac- parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Stowell. Birney, 1861-, Bay City; Joseph R. and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schovey of next Sunday. We hope everyone Pennsylvania and In Ohio. They on Sunday. concentration is completely scram- Mark buttonholes with a pencil This is the bank which the farmer can de- cording to conservative estimates. T. J. Elerlck was agreeably sur- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stahl of Elm- Williams, 1851-1862, Constantlne; Grand Rapids were Sunday after- were accompanied by Fred Rounds i Smyrna, who was celebrating her bled. All he has to do. In set or- and cut with safety razor blade. will be out to welcome him. The Ford reunion was held at Besides being a palate-tickler ap- prised by the visit to his home of dale called at the Needham home Henry T. Backus, 1862-, Detroit; noon callers at Ernest Plnkney's. pend on for the financial aid which keeps wife, Mrs. Helntzelman's , 90th birthday. der, is to decide on green speed, The "Good Will" Club held their Mrs. Clyda Burras spent Monday pealing to all ages. Ice cream, when Cut on a bread board. . . . Sew but- Saturday. 1 his brother, George Elerlck of Ok- Charles S. May, 1863-1864. Kalama- Jackie Cole spent last week with Mrs^ Ada SSer^'^T^ Par* M^Th^l^ Mr. and Mrs. Norton Avery of line and then smooth stroking. I annual picnic at Fallasburg Park In Flint with her daughter, Mrs. properly and honestly made. Is rich tons over a row of machine stitches Vernor Preston has purchased a him well stabilized! Call on us today— lahoma, whom he had not seen zoo; Ebenezer O. Grosvenor, 1865- Arlene Roth In Vergennes. Sunday with Mrs. Alice Gott at port having a grand trip. i wL slyeS by til Lansing were in Lowell Tuesday mean to make a definite decision last week, Wednesday evening. For- Elvln Hoskins. in calcium, protein and carbohy- to reinforce them securely. new combine to finish his harvest. Ume wa8 n o ecl dU since the Civil war, 45 years ago. 1866. Jonesvllle; Dwight May, 1867- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Parker were Lone Pine Inn. « | Earl Smith and wife of Burton ® J y ^ aftemoon and his mother, Mrs. in each case. Few do. ty-seven folks enjoyed the delicious Rev. and Mrs. E. Ausema and drates. The amount of the nutri- When facing dress hems use gauze The 4-H Club of District No. 5 and find out how we work for you. Jacob Snyder of Ionia, aged 53 1868. Kalamazoo; Morgan Bates, Sunday evening visitors at Frank Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryder and street called on J. S. Brandebury; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harter and Inez Avery returned home with potluck supper and plenty of Ice daughter of Lansing, 111., spent tive substance is, however, largely bandaging for the turn back met with their teachers, Mr. and Daniels'. years, fell through lower Grand 1869-1872, Traverse City; Henry H. family and Mrs. O'Keefe toured an(j W|fe Thursday evening. 1 family spent the past two weeks them for a short visit. Advance Considerations cream. All enjoyed the Interesting from Thursday until Tuesday with dependent on the method of manu- Fewr women who do not know to Mrs. Richard Lester, Monday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Murray of river bridge and dropped 20 or more Holt, 1873-1876. Muskegon; Alonzo around through Rockford and near- oildden, wife and daughter visiting in Toledo, Ohio, Cayugh, You can also take the start from contests after supper. Prizes were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Houseman. facture. The denser the Ice cream stop a stocking run with liquid nail feet to the river edge below, break- ning, Aug. 12. Saranac were Sunday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Weaver, Mary Mr. and Mrs. Roland Sisson and polish or by moistening soap and Sessions, 1877-1880, Berlin (Ionia by places last Sunday. Pearl visited Ray Parkenson and ind., and Benton Harbor. the first tee. The average golfer won by Mrs. Charlie Bowen, Barba- the greater Is the food value. ing his left leg and otherwise in- Frank Hynes of Grandvllle and county); Moreau 3. Crosby, 1881- callers of Mr. and Mrs. Frank of w,f and Bob, Junior Ayres, Mr. and Mrs. family and Mrs. Delia Reynolds and rubbing the run until you can reach Miss Juna Krum 5.^?? e of Lansing Saturday and Sun- Mr. and Mrg. Glenn Webster and must understand there are Just l ra Heilman, and Dale Miller. The juring him. He was given first aid mother of Grand Rapids called on 1884, Grand Rapids; Archibald But- Daniels. Henry Weaver and Sue Ann and Mr. little granddaughter, Mary Frances As the mixture is whipped or a needle and thread. called on her aunt, Mrs. Alice uou, jgy morning they Joined the Helnt-lifr, and Mrs. L. H. Webster and next meeting will be held Sept. 4 at here and then taken to U. B. A. the Needham family and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Will Shores of State Savings Bank and Mrs. Allen Ruesell of Belding few details to be considered in ad- Sisson.of Flint, spent Tuesday eve-, churned to a frozen state, air is tars, 1885-1886, Charlevoix; last Friday morning. zelman relatives and attended the scms attended the Gassney family the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arvll necessarily Incorporated and the hospital. Grand Rapids, where he Baker Sunday. Nunda. N. Y, are visiting the Frank picnicked at Burgess Lake Sunday. vance: ning with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Busy Bodies James H. McDonald. 1887-1889. Drilling operations for o | Heintxelman reunion at Campau reunion at Flint Sunday. Heilman of the Bailey district, Ver- died. The bridge was torn up for Mr. and Mrs. Roger Cronin and and Arthur Shores families. 1. To get a comfortable stance Cole. end result, by volume, may be from Escanaba; William Ball, 1889-1890, Lowell, Michigan underwaiderwayv at the Hermance-Gross TLak„-»»—«««e Sunday afternoon« . 1 The Misses Marguerite Watters gennes. A subscriber tells of seeing an repairs and people crossing did so family of Grand Rapids visited the Roy Gage and family of Muske- Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Swarthout where the feet are not planted and Mr. and Mrs. William Hesche 50 to 130 times as great as the In- Hamburgh (Livingston county); farm. and Lelia Blank of Grand Rapids. Sunday callers at the Wesley Mil- attractive knitting bag made of at their own risk. Davis family Saturday. gon were week-end guests at Ar- an(j Rev. Ronald Hoffman, wife and| spent the week-end with Mrs. the body isn't locked in advance. spent Thursday and Friday with itial mixture. It is obvious that the John Strong, 1891-1892, South Rock- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gro William Frisk and Kenneth Osborn ler home were Mr. and Mrs. John soft colored quilt blocks, and an- P. W. McPherson returned from Needham brothers, accompanied thur Shores'. daughter Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. A. ^ Swarthout's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 2. To be sure he starts his back- their nephew, Frank Clark and WELCOME! "inflated" Ice cream must contain wood (Monroe county); J. Wight of Detroit were Sunday callers of Boynton of Wyoming Park and Mrs. less than the desired food value per other of an expensive purse with his Western trip. by Joe Stahl, made a business trip The Shores families and guests J Hermance, Mr. and Mrs. John tending the U. B. camp meeting and ;Wm Q Chubb of Howell. swing smoothly with a natural body wife and their cousin, Carl Basler to Grand Rapids Monday. Giddings, 1898-1894, Cadillac; Alfred conf the former's parente, Mr. and Mrs. Alice Parr of Grandvllle. unit of measure. a quilt block set on each side. The Masons held their first meeting Mllnes, 1894-1895, Coldwater; Joseph attended the Broadbent reunion at D tfl! riariravillp and Fred pot- erence held at Barnaby Me-i turn. of Jackson and on the way home Two Sunday School classes of the Campau Lake Sunday. guests of Mr. and Mrs, James T r franrt Rnnlds attended the morlal Park In Sebewa township,' Mrs. Bert Charles and 5 Harry Watters. Harry Vaughan left Belding Sun- Friday called on Mr. Hesche's sis- KENT 4-H CLUBS back ground Ot one-half the purse in their new hall at Ada. R. McLaughlin, 1895-1897. Detroit; 0 3. That he must finish his back- Under present laws and methods Alto WEST LOWELL Munroe. n" nMinIon at LincoIn Lake Monday. Rev. Hoffman has been Sinclair were Grand Rapid, vis- day night with the National Guards. was red and white dots and the Apple treeweens rcpunereporteda to boe uini Church enjoyed a Thomas B. Dunstan, 1897-1898, Han- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moore are swing and not hurry his downswing. ter, Mrs. Amelia Clark of Lansing.j of Inspection, one may be reason- welner roa8t at th hom Mrs. Melvin Court Mrs. Will Mullen came They expect to arrive at their camp Prize Winning Butter other half had blue and white dots. blossom by Mrs. C. Hendricks of e e o' Mr. and cock; Orrln W. Robinson, 1899-1902, attending the Kent County Road home °;ra— aid";: ^.or, ^ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Egbert of ably sure that the Ice cream manu- J Mrs\f r«. ChasPhnu . ThompsoTHnmnoon Saturday from the hospital Saturday, I on her cousin, Mrs. Rosa Green, 4. That he keeps his head in place. Another suggestion Is to outline the Cascade. Chassell; Alexander Mu'tland, 1903- Commission picnic Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ryder and son'Banner Street for another year. HARRIS CREEK In Wisconsin, Monday A. M. His par- Grand Rapids spent the week-end and Dairy Products factured commercially is pure evening. Aug. 10. A good time was Johnson Park. Mr. and Mrs. Drake are enter- who is ,1 Watch the planted feet, the stif- bottom of an apron with your E. A. Richardson of Hartford, 1906, Negaunee; Patrick £J. Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dawson, Mrs. Rowland and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Earl Glldden and family, Alvln ' • Mrs. Basil R. Vreeland ents and brothers and sisters spent with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Egbert. when it leaves the plant. Contam- enjoyed by all. taining his sister from Iowa. 1 fened legs, the hurried backswing, are on Sale the Year favorite quilt block pattern. Conn., enjoying a two weeks' visit 1907-1910, Lansing; John ^ Ross, Inspecting the well last week, one John Baker and Mrs. Isadore Onan Odell spent Sunday with Mrs. Helntzelman and family. Wesley Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Mill and two part of the day in Belding with him Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cole and Mr. ination may, however, occur during Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Needham .of the buckets used nearly 40 years attended the United Brethren con- The school reunion was held Sat- and the uplifted dome of thought, 'Round at Our Store. with relatives in South Boston and 1911-1914, Muskegon; Luren D. Ryder's mother, Mrs. Chas. Rader, Helntzelman and family of this city daughters are leaving Friday morn- Mrs. Margaret Sllcox and Mrs. and had a picnic dinner !it the park. and Mrs. Lawton Cole and daugh- the process of storage or sale. Many Inspirational Elmdale. and Children called on her sister ago was found at the bottom In ference In Sunfleld Sunday. urday at the school house with 80 with Ray Parkenson and wife, Joel ing for their new home in Birming- sometimes known as the head. Several from this vicinity expect ters were supper guests of Mr. and disease-bearing organisms are ca- Dickinson, 1915-1920, Charotte; of Portland. Basil Vreeland accompanied Mrs. Mrs. Lulu Karlker (nee Hafer) ot and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. good condition by Frank Daniels, Mrs. Winnie Yelter of Parma was In attendance from Plttsford, Kala- Mr. and Mrs. Roye Ford attended and Aaron Helntzelman with their ham. They have the best wishes of The best mental attitude In golf Is to attend the Ionia Free Fair this Mrs. Evan Fuller of Hastings. For the Best and Safest pable of living for long periods at What do we live for if not to Thomas Read, 1921-1924, Shelby; Alden Porrltt to L. A. S. at Bowne Paris. Tex., visited at the H. F. Henry Fase of near Ada Sunday. so he now has In reality "the old a Saturday night guest of Mrs. mazoo, Parma, Ionia, Grand Rap- families, Mrs. Susie Whitney and j many friends here. to feel yea are a bit lazy—that yon week. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hesche low temperatures and of becoming make the world less difficult for George W. Welsh. 1925-1926, Grand ids and Lowell. the Ford reunion Sunday at Fal- Center last Wednesday. Drink— Lane home. oaken bucket." Melvin Court. her family of near Freeport attend- p . are In no hnrry to finish your back- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and and children are visiting Mr. and active when taken Into the body each other?—George Eliot. Rapids; Luren D. Dickinson, 1927- lasburg. Mr8 eter Bell Mr and Mr8 Miss Velma Anderson spent last I C. H. Cuddeback of Kingsley ac- Walter (after seeing the dejected Mr. and Mrs. Judson D. Forsyth Mrs. Owen Ferguson of West and lodged in an environment con- 1932, Charlotte; Allen E. Stebblns. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald and ed the Helntzelman family reunlop;El le Dunn Donald and daugh- Tuesday at the John Flynn home. swing nor to start your downswing. Mrs. FloyJ Dennis were Mr. and LOWELL CREAMERY cepted a position as chief clerk at look on the diner's face): "Too much 1933-1934, Ionia; Thomas Read. Humor! Some folks have a fine Mrs. Mary Stlnton left for Three were Sunday guests of Mr. and held at Campau Lake Sunday aft- p i f Milwaukee, Wis., The best mental attltnde is to keep Mrs. Miles O'Harrow and two sons Branch. ducive to growth. At least one Our observation is that women Most men would take a little ter atrlc a 0 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Finkbelner the Grand Trunk station here. meat in your soup, today, sir?" 1935-1936, Shelby; Leo J. Nowlckl, Mrs. M. B. McPherson. of Carleton. Thursday afternoon Miss Vivian Cole, daughter of Mr.| epidemic of sore throat has been are most likely to make fools of sense of humor; others, differently Riverf Saturday. time off occasionally, if It weren't ernoon. Seventy-three sat down were wee)(-end guests of Mr. and of Caledonia called on their par- your mind on the swing and on the PASTEURIZED MILK A daughter was born to Supt. The Dejected One: "Yes, three 1937-1938. Hamtramck; Luren D. constituted mentally, feel Irked. Miss Margaret Ford of Three and Mrs. Claude Cole, Was united traced to infected ice cream. themselves between 35 and 40, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jay of for the odd Jobs about the house to a bountiful dinner of good i Mrg Will J. Morse. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Anderson ball—withont thinking ahead. callers were Mr. and Mrs. Ullle E. E. Crampton and wife. flies, tw- o bugs and a small eater- Dickinson. 1939-, Charlotte. Position Nevertheless, humor Is one of the Rivers spent the week with her things. They voted to hold the next „ , .. , Hawk of Lowell. In marriage to I^e ineth Ingersoll, standi first. During the summer season, the men between 50 and 55. Mrs. Matthew Hunter went to pillar." Plttsford and Miss Helen Dahl of which their wives have been savlni; Sunday. It is better to try to keep your son of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Ingersoll j now vacant. rich spices of life. Lansing were Saturday night parenU, Mr. and Mrs. Roye Ford. reunion in Fallasburg Park the Miss Ora Jean Schneider of Grand Beulalne Miller is working at the for them. 1 V, t,nR Mr. and Mrs. Basil Vreeland mind on the ball than your eye on of Kalamazoo, Friday evening,! Miss Mildred Snack of Three Rivers second Sunday In August. 1M1. J" ™* " !" Murray Spring and Wire Co. In l spent Sunday at the Glenn San- the ball. The action of the eye fol- Aug. 9. The ceremony was per- was a Saturday night guest of Miss John Mlshler and wife received ^ Arthur Schneider home and at Belding. ,h born home. formed by Rev. G. W. Sowers at Ford. the sad news last Friday from « home of har grandparentl. Mr. lows the direction of the mind. You Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Miller and Lowell Creamery Mr. and Mrs. Vernor Johnson and Mr M P hnc,d Barry County Fair visitors from can't keep your eye on the ball while his home In North Muskegon. They John's sister. Mrs, Simon Greyble ^ '- - - S« "- this way during the week were family entertained the following were attended by Mrs. John Vin- family of Cadillac spent Sunday at 1 thinking on beyond of traps, bunk- guests at a welner roast birthday E. A. Compagner of Freeport, Dl.. who was formerly Mrs. J. H. Wilson and daughter. James Barns, Ernest Barns and cent, sister of the bride, and Peter the Theo Bailey home. ers, rough, ponds and out-of-bounds. supper In their yard last Friday Lucy Mlshler of Bowne, that Simon Miss Ruth Wilson of Chicago came family, Peter Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Vennema of Albion. Mr. and Mrs LoweU, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Odell called on Greyble waa very ill In a hospital: last Thursday to spend a time with evening, Mr. and Mrs. Mlio Miller, Mr, and Mirs. Orvllle Austin of John Flynn, Mrs. Ella Flynn, Mrs. Correct Foot Action Ingersoll will make their home In near their home from cancer and i Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Coons. Mrs. Wil- Carolyn DeBartolo and Lucy Ma- Margaret Sllcox, Mr. and Mrs. Basil Kalamazoo, where both are em- Logan Saturday afternoon. no hopes were entertained for his son Is an aunt of Mrs. Coons, The hardest physical action in golf noogian of Grand Rapids, Pauline Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roth and fam- Vreeland and Harold. ployed. recovery. Rev. Greyble has visited •Xapjniag Xua bjo^s XiieMaf involves correct foot action. and Eleanor Eaiy of Marlon, Pa- was held at Dutton Park Sunday ily attended the Roth reunion Sun- Joseph Flynn, Michael McGlhn, tricia Lltten of Kalamazoo and Vir- relatives In Bowne and vicinity and | aouis iBjJiainojdo "I should say more golfers have August 11. Fifty-seven members uhV day at Fallasburg Park Harold Vreeland, Clare Anderson ginia Booth. Pauline Ealy. Virginia has preached in the Mennonite|' { ^g inaj "jq ^<1 uoneaiurs trouble here than anywhere else, a9 nu and Gerald Anderson started Sun- Booth and Ward Miller were the CAMPAU LAKE enjoyed the picnic dinner. The old- Church In Bowne many times.-x® ^qgisaXa qSnojoq? * JOJ 63uui Henry Plcard, P. G. A. champion day morning for a ten days' auto honored ones and each had a birth- Mrs. E. R. Hurd est member present was Henry News From Grand Rapids Lucy's many friends will sincerely i-jy ••taiwiid s| jqajsato jnoA tells me. "Even few of the better trip to the New York World's Fair day cake. Terrell of Byron Center. The young- m«om- Of Former Bowne Folks sympathize with her and her Mr and MrB 0 A plumb of known golfers are any too able in est, Beverly Jean Lenartz. age 4 and other points of interest in the Joyce Booth spent last week with Mrs. Wilbur Wittenbach and baby Clara M. Brandebury this detail. weeks, of Home Acres. A I N J K I» J Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner east. her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. have returned to their home In Arlee Brandebury wife and son ^ of Mr. and Mrs. M. N. ^ "Good foot action means your Shirley Link spent last week with s\*™ Mr. and Mrs. Leon Anderson ac- Lodl Shear, of Lowell. Ypsilanti after spending several Warren with J. S. Brandebury and H and wcre cven, ca,ler, of starting balance. It means trans- her school friend. Fern Lewis. Jack Bannan and wife of Lowell companied Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dennis spent weeks with her parents, Mr. and wife enjoyed an auto trip to Manls- Mrs Fred Maicolin and Abby. ferring body weight from left to Mr. Noble McClure and chll- were Thursday evening supper Flynn and Mrs. Ella Flynn to the last Sunday evening calling on Mr. Mrs. Fred Clark. tee State Park Sunday, ate their | festival at Cascade Sunday given right and then from right to left. and Mrs. Sam Vandenbroeck. ~ , - i o i j . . dren, accompanied by his mother, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pot- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Spencer spent Roy Cooper spent Saturday night Mr8. jlm McClure of Bowne Center( dinner in the park and returned by St. Mary's church. If you have good foot action it Ed. Jones and slster-ln-law. Mrs. truff of Diamond St. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle and Sunday wUh his uncle and gpent several day9 week wlth home via the Scenic Drive. They Mr. and Mrs, Basil Vreeland and means you are balanced at the top Bill McCormlck and son Pat of Will Glasgow, wife and Mildred also called at the Brandeburv cot- Spencer and daughter of Belding. an nRn Pf of the swing to complete your down- Detroit spent the week-end with 11 Mi n ? relatives In Ohio. Mrs. Stevenson railed at the homes of Jerry 1 the 11 00 th ey c 1,ed oa Mrs. Margaret Sllcox called at the LoweU. Miss Doris is spending sev- and Mr McClure 8t d wlth Iris tage at Hess Lake on their way toi " f ®™ " l * A Jack Brown and BUI Jones, who Blough, Ed. Lacy and Ray Seese In and r3, C1 de s encer and Henry Tlmm home Monday after- swing, If your weight distribution Manistee y P Unt noon and spent a short time with is out of order, the result will be have spent the past two weeks at M? «n^V wm n f ^ * :|to keep farm moving. Bowne Sunday afternoon. I son of Ionia. Mr. and Mrs. Will Davis of Grand 1 The thl|.d meet|ng of the Qrlole Mrs. John Mlshler accompanied their cousins, Mrs. Polly McClatchie nothing to cheer about. the Jones cottage. All returned to ... ' I Guy Forward and son-in-law, Detroit Sunday evening. 8 Frank Martin and wife with Ken- and two sons Wesley and Russell of "What will help better foot ac- 'll vr D urn . Club was held at the home of their FI«t Guy:"Why don t you flxup|Herbert Nellson of Detrolti were Mrs. Claude Booth, Mrs. F. E. Mr. and Mrs. Roy WUson and monltor Mr8 Robert John,on on neth Folker and wife to Hess Lake Ludington and Mrs. John Brown of tion?" Plcard continued. 'To stand a date for me with that little blonde Monday dinner guests at the R. L. Boynton and Mrs. Wesley Miller children were m Unslng T^ursdayJ^^^ evenin?. 0n,y 6 membera Sunday where they enjoyed the day you were with the other night? Gladwin, who were visiting, Mrs. up to the ball much straightcr than Forward home. Mr. and Mrs. David were hostesses at a mlscellenneous Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waidlich and were pre8ent- Next meeting will be Lawrence McClatchie and getting at the Brandebury cottage. Mrs. We're buddies aren't we?" Wooding of Ionia were Tuesday most golfers do. To stand a little shower given In honor of Mr. and children Jlmmle, Rosemary and a house art at the home of Martin and daughter with Mrs. Second Guy: "Sorry pal. but that acquainted with baby Mary Mar- evening callers. closer to the ball. To keep your Mrs. Willie Tower at the Miller Murl of Brooklyn were Thursday j0hn80n member is to Invite garet. Folker remained for a few days one is 'no-buddies' business," feet closer together than most golf- home. The young couple received night guests at the Byron Patter- a fr|end Among those from Lowell who Mrs. Ella Flynn accompanied ers do. What chance has the golfer several useful and lovely gifts. JnHnl'T' Mr9 Ocorf® Cooley also, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY attended the Mall Carriers' picnic Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson and I The Unk farall and Mr8 Norm to get his feet working when he is Games and refreshments con- spent evening with hem. !T Ior and daughter were at Ber. at Fallasburg Park Saturday were daughter Velma to Grand Rapids tributed toward a pleasant occasion. Ka th ,n P Mr, and Mrs. George Lee, Mrs. La- stooping over, when he Is reaching " % Jy . 1 f" Brock Park at lonla on Sunday Wednesday and spent the day with Besides the newly married couple Thursday nigh1 t and Friday helping Monte King. Wm. Laux and the for the ball with his planted feel th 4th Mrs. Zetha Anderson and daughter. and the Miller young folks, the Miss Ruby celebrate her birthday. 1 Philip Davenport family. wide apart? We wUta Mi8S LniIan CarroI a guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Wal- Mr. and Mrs. C. Shook were Sun- from her recent Mr. and Mrs. Claude Parker of SOUTHWEST BOWNE Turning Made Easy ter Tower. Betty and Bobby of Mid- day dinner guests at the R. Cooper recovery 4-H cm Owosso spent a few days last week land, the Misses Carolyn DeBartolo home. "Not a chance In the world. He with Mr. and Mrs. C. L. F. William- Mrs. L. T. Anderson and Lucy Manoogian of Grand wouldn't try to throw a baseball Mr. and Mrs_E Hurd helped Mrs. We llke the look of p0ll#hed AUGUST21 son. Mr. and Mrs. Don Parker of Rapids, Dorothy and June Centolli, Ray Lock celebrate her birthday on MEMBERS from any such position. He is un- Ionia were Friday evening callers Claire and Gerald Anderson, Lucille Bollock. Virginia Booth and Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford j comfortable, to start with. He at the Williamson home. Joseph Flynn, Harold Vreeland and Betty Johnson. Nash of Newaygo were guests also. — doesn't give himself a chance. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Michael McGlhn left Sunday for a Bold Junk dealers stole a block Mr. and Mrs. John McGlvem Of trip to the Eastern coast, taking Make a point of standing up straight No Admission RECREATION PARK, LOWELL, MICH. You are Welcome at Harry N. Brlggs were Mr. and Mrs. and clutch casing of a Ford motor Detro|t 8pent frorn vVednesdayj the southern route through Akron, er and not spreading your feet. from the barn of Wesley Miller In ^t We arc glud j Kenneth Brlggs of Chicago and Mrs. untlI Frlday mornl with; Ohio, Pittsburgh and Allegheny This makes It much easier to turn- to Join with Jennie Damoth of Wayland. Mr. Mountains to Washington. D. C., S pUylng'l! ^ f the rest of the HENRY'S jand Mrs. Hlltoa Brlggs of Grand to get your weight transference thence to the World's Fair, return- .he .rd . lilBtance away. f, ° c'° , people of Low- Rapids were Sunday guests. working the right way. y r 0 h rk ing by way of Syracuse and "This applies especially to chip c d nner ,s ell in extend- Complete Drugstore Mrs. Hattie Rouse spent from Niagara Falls. ing a cordial shots and short pitches. On these :z h me were' t v = Exhibits of Livestock and Crops, Canning, Food Preparation, Clothing, Tuesday until Thursday of last Mrs. Emmett Sheehan and sister, ask the children If they had any ° - ^r. and Mrs. D. welcome to the stand closer to the ball and keep B| rags to sell the truck driver stoppedi?; ddlnger and three children, 4-H Clubs of week in Grand Rapids with her son Mrs. Arthur Geukes of MlddlevlIIe your feet much closer together. Come In spent Friday with old friends at at the bam and loaded the motor '?fr8- D"l8y:N*1 fon' M.r; Jame8 Par-I Kent County. jand wife. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Tre- This will prevent stooping over and 1 and see the biggest etoek of Farmers* Drug jdenlck and helped them celebrate Byron Center. parts. It is well for them to stay . . Ithaca. Mr. and Mrs. May success tightening up. This also will give 1 ! their silver wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Glldden and away from this vicinity as they ^ ^k and grandpa Lock. Mrs. continue to crown your ef- Supplies in Kent county^-all at fair prices. little son called Sunday to see her your hands and wrists a chance to were seen by several neighbors andlCora Kra't and son of Grand Rap- forts. Handicraft and Flowers / Mrs. Emma Hubbel returned to slater. Mrs. Rose Wakefield, who Is work. would easily be recognized. Ilds Joined them at lunch. her home thi week after'convalee- very ill at the home of her parents, "If youi feet and body are locked, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Stauffer and | Frank Bowman and Gerald Link Richmond9! Cafe M. N. HENRY, Druggist clng at the home of her son, Roy of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Spencer. the hands and wrists will never have children had Sunday dinner with'went to Lake Michigan to a welner Lansing following an operation for Miss Margaret Anderson of East a chance to swing the clubhead. For his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Emlel roast Friday night. Phone 9106 Lowell, Mich. the removal of one eye at Blodgett Lansing spent from Friday until example* locking the left ankle also Stauffer. Supper guets were Mr. The 20th Annual TeTell reunion Evening Programs on Wednesday and Thursday Hospital, Grand Rapids. She wishes Sunday evening with her parents, locks the left wrist. You Just can't and Mrs. Bill Zwlers and family Mr. and Mrs. Leon Anderson. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slckenga to thank her many friends for re- finish your backswing. This will de- membering her with cards and let- Mr. and Mrs. John Troy and and children of Kalamazoo. stroy rhythm of movement, destroy- ters since she has been gone. daughters attended the Troy re- Gladys Vaughan Is working In union at Caledonia Lakeside Park ing the accuracy of your swing. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Goul In Friends here were shocked Tues- Sunday. "Another tough factor in golf." Lowell and caring tor their grand- WELCOME Horse-pulling Contests, Baseball Games, Games day to learn that Mrs. Caroline Mrs, R. Wlerenga of Carlton Cen- the Hershey Hurricane continued, child while their daughter, Mrs. Lowell Church of the Nazarene Boman, 63, wife of the Rev. Charles ter called on her sister, Mrs. Dorr "is keeping the body working with Henry Wood is in the hospital with Boman of Mollne, formerly of Glldden, one day last week. the hands. The body is the more a new baby daughter. Lowell, was killed Instantly Mon- Mrs. Grace Andrews of Alto spent powerful. It wants to get in there A new baby boy arrived at the ToTht And Contests for Everyone day afternoon when a car driven Monday at the Lewis McDIarmld and help get more distance. But home of Mr. and Mrs. Metis this Sunday School it 10:00 a. m. by her husband collided with an- home. what it usually does is throttle hand; Monday morning. Mrs. Ezra John- other vehicle in Byron-tp. Rev. The wedding bells are again and wrists. son is caring for the mother and Morning Sermoa at 11:00, from Romans 12 • 2 Boman was slightly Injured. A ringing In this vicinity. baby at present. The Mells family daughter. Miss Grace Boman of Miss Velma Anderson was a have Just recently moved Into the 4-H Club All Lowell business houses and all Lowell people unite in ex- "BE YE TRANSFORMED" the Moody Bible Institute of Chi- Thursday supper guest of her Ralph Whlnnery home. cago, Is the only other survivor. brother, Leon and family. The surest way to defeat learn- Mr. and Mrs, Charles Wheat and Eph. 2,10—For we are Hit workmamhlp, created Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn, Mrs. ing Is to place It in charge of those daughter of Grand Rapids and Mr. tending a cordial welcome to the 4-H boys and girls of Kent A letter from Lakeland. Fla Ella Flynn and Mr. and Mrs. Leon whose own education has stopped. and Mrs. Charles Curtis and daugh- Fair In Christ Jeiut unto good works. brings the news that Mary and Anderson attended the Ice cream ter of Potters Corners were Sunday Barbara Collar, daughters of Mr. social at St. Mary's church, Cascade, visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra John- Not a new leef, but a new birth—Not a man made and Mrs. Clarence J. Collar of son. county. We are proud of the opportunity to extend our full Sunday afternoon. Stc Our Exhibit of Hotpoint, Norgc, but a blood bought, heaven sent selvation. Lantana. Fla.. will receive bachelor Now is the Time Theron Myers and two children degrees from Southern University and Mr. Bailey of Ohio wore Sun- Your Personal Appearance— Croslty Refrigtraton and Rangti at Lakeland this week Friday. Mary If Any—FOR MEN ONLY To Hive Your Furnsce day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. cooperation to the 4-H Club movement. started teaching after attending John Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Clar- college only two years and has An Instructive, entertaining ar- ence Myers were afternoon, guests. I Also on display will be the 1941 line of Emer- Young People's Service at 6:45 taught five years, studying at sum- ticle by Judith T. Chase, well-known CLEANED and REPAIRED A section of the 4-H Exhibition Bldg. Interior View 4-H Cattle Bam son, Farnsworth and Crosley Glamortone mer school to complete her degree. quiz expert, appearing In The The class was studying magnet- Old Fuluraed Teitimony and Priiw Serrke at 7:30 Barbara entered college direct from American Weekly with the August ' See radios. 18 Issue of The Detroit Sundav ism. high school and has attended col- "Robert." asked the professor, Times, presents a lengthy list of Be sure to see the new 1941 Norge Oil-BurnBurn- Congratulations and best from THE LOWELL BOARD OF TRADE lege three years and three sum- "how many natural magnets are Evangelistic Service at 7:45 mers. Mr. Collar and the two girls questions which, when answered, RAY COVERT ing Furnaces and Space Heaters. OFFICERS—Theron Richmond, President; W. W. Gumser, Vice President: H. L. Weekes, Treasurer; Edward Hell, SeoroUry. were born in Lowell and will be enables any man to find out HOW there?" BOARD of DIRECTORS—Paul Kellogg, William Christiansen, I. O. Altenburger, J. A- Are hart "Two. sir." waa the eurprlslng an remembered by friends here. They he appears to others. Be sure to get Plumbing, Heating R. WARLAND, MinUt.r. swer. are enjoying the Ledger through The Detroit Sunday Times. and Sheet Metal Work LOWELL HOTPOINT CO i the thoughtfulneM of Harley May- Phone Koewers news stand for "And wlU you please name them?" nard. delivery. adv "Blondes and brunettee, sir." : 1 1 %

THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL* MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15. 1MO FIVE rotJR THE LOWELL LEDOBK, LOWEU, BOGHIOAlf, THURADAY. AUGUST 15. 1M0 and Ardis 14. Looks like our school will be even larger this year—and BOWNE BUGLE NOTES KROGERI we will have more girls. Ml* Myrtle Porrltt Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Sterzlck and igSt SAVE $100 a YEAR j ALTO DEPARTMENT j Adrian accompanied Mr. and Mre. L. A. S. was well attended last Ada News Ira Westbrook of Ada to Grand ^ (Mm Fred Pattlson) ^ week Wednesday. Plans were made AT Ledge Sunday. ON FOOD? -YES! * for the annual chicken supper to (Mra. Hattie R. Fitch) Mrs. Blocher, Leo, Paul, and Bet- be held Sept. 5. Price 60 cents. A Someone May Want What Ynu Don't That's just exactly what you can do £ ty were guests for a week at the W. Alto Lorain —If you have a FROZEN FOOD " memorial service followed the bus- Ada Locals KROCER'S Haight home at Central Lake. John H. Ellis, 84 iness meeting with Rev. and Mrs. • • £ LOCKER. Vou can buy In larger X Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Boughner of Mrs. Raymond Webster and little • quantities all the fresh, crisp, seasonable $ Ann Arbor visited the latter's sis- Chamberlain in charge and Mrs. Miss Mlnlvera Weber of Pent- ce daughter are spending the week Laid to Rest Saturday jjp fruits and vegrtablen that you desire — to ^ ter, Mrs. Dan Wlngeier and family Henry Johnson. The Flynn girls water and Mr. and Mrs. James Greater Savinge with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. Kurner left on Tuesday afternoon say nothing of meat fowl, and fish—store Funera. services were held last Sunday. gave two songs and Rev. and Mrs. Tobias. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Mul- for Chicago, returning to Ada on them In your looker and use them Saturday afternoon at the Ernest The young people of the L. D. S. Chamberlain a duet with Mrs thai ever kef ire! holland were week-end guests. Miss Bertha Porrltt at the piano. A roll Thursday evening. when earh particular food Is Rcark home In Alto for John H. Church served home-made Ice We have Haled only a fete of Myrtle Tobias has returned home sail of former members who have Charlotte Fitch spent Thursday ^ scarce and high priced. IXVESTI- JClils. 84. who died last Thursday cream and cake on the Owen Ellis " " Tiy a LEDGER WANT AD. after attending summer school and ? GATE OUR LOCKER ADVANT- passed away during the last three and Friday in Grand Rapids visit- I hem-many more including after a long Illness. Burial was In iawn Tuesday night which was en- es a vacation at Maranatha. years was answered by members ing Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kline. AGES! Bowne Center cemetery. joyed by a large crowd. Net pro- nationally adcerfued items Ora Jean Schneider of Grand ceeds were (20.00. who gave a few words of appreci- Mrs. Ruby Gilllsple and daugh- WANTED—Girl for general house- i Mr. Ellis was born in Brantford, ation for the loving service given ter Crystal of Grand Rapids were and Kroger'$ guaranteed work. Mrs. Cecile Cronlnger. LOWELL DIST. NO. 8 Rapids and Beatrice of Lowell are •X- •» •» •» «•..* •* >>* Ontario, and moved to Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith visiting their grandparents. Mr. and during their lifetime. Before sup- Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. brand* have been reduced Alto, Mich. pl4 Mrs. R. J. Maxson when he was a child, residing In ind daughters enjoyed Sunday din- Gamble'a Mrs. M. P. Schneider. Mrs. Marian ner with Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Smith per was served a delightful surprise Robert Morris and Dorothy Morris CHRISTIANSEN'S Kent county for the past 75 years was given Mrs. Alex Wlngeier In went to Grand Rapids with them lo loteett price* In yean. IT'S A MYSTERY why anybody Schneider and Mrs. Nettie Ladner He was married to Roxle M. Chater- 3f East Lansing In their lovely cake flour x 21c wears stiff, uncomfortable work Dear Readers: SWANSDOWN of Grand Rapids called Sunday. honor of her birthday. All sang to spend a few days' vacation. REFRIGERATED FOOD LOCKERS don February 22, 1892. newly remodelled home. Rtw Mors Thai Em WAHT-APS1 The huckleberry season Is over "Happy Birthday to You" while Miss Adele Lafferty of Grand Except COOSOBUM and Clam Chowdar Manager's Sale shoes. Wolverine Shell Horse- We drove to Lansing Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fairchild and 1 Phone 26S-FS Lowell, Mich. Besides the widow, he Is sur- birthday cake decorated with can- Rapids was a guest of Dorothy hides actually cost less per month once more—such as It was—and I evening and found mother some mother. Mrs. Frank Fairchild, Ray- PURE REFINED LARD 2 £ 13c Rnger'sistkePlsctttSbif! ANT ADV. BATES—Sfc FOR 25 WORDS OR LESS. IF OVER t5 vived by three daughters. Mrs. Etta dles and a gift was presented. Morris Saturday afternoon. HEINZ SOUPS 2 — 25c per mile. Soft as buckskin and am able to find a few minutes to better. Dad Is still there helping to mond Fairchild and Harold Adslt ORDS. ADD 1c PER WORD. TWO WEEKS FOR BSc, FOUR B. Ryder of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Mrs. Edith Boulard has been Mr. and Mrs. Homer Morris and dry soft. $2.22 up. Coons. write again. jf Clarksville attended the Warner MiCHiem MAID CEHS FOR SI.00. IF ORDERED BT MAIL. PLEASE ENCLOSE Stirts Friday care for her. She has been quite ill Stella U. Warner and Mrs. Julia M. numbered among the sick the past Eugene and Joanne motored to PET oil CARNATION MILK 8 ^ 40c BUTTER 2 57e This is Ionia Fair week as you the part three weeks. reunion at Grand Ledge Sunday. IN OR STAMPS. FOR SALE—Two beds, two dress- Mrs. Archie Condon and Mrs. Roark of Alto; six grandchildren, week. Grand Rapids Monday evening to KellWs Cora Flokee er Any Items advertised In my probably know, and of course, a Kay Bmce is spending this week four great-grandchildren; a broth- 50 were present. circular and not in stock, ers, chest of drawers, dining table, ALTON-VERGENNES Clyde Condon accompanied Mr. Mrs. Perry Damouth was pre- Mrs. Fanny Huntington Is visit- visit Mr. and Mrs. Seth VanWormer fiOLO MEDAL FLOUR 85c JELLO OR ROYAL DESSERTS 4 19c library table, chairs, 9x12 rug. number from our district are tak- with the Dintamans In Grand Rap- Mrs. Clyde Condon and Mrs. Wm. Huffman to Sidney, er, Santford Ellis of Alto, and a ing at Ihe homes of Vera Watts and and children. POST TOASTIES ^ 9v*c can be quickly secured. sented with a beautiful lamp from R SALE—Oliver double 12-Inch C. R. Cory, Adm., 805 N. Jeffer- ing It In. ids. I spent last Thursday in Grand Indiana, over Sunday to sec their sister. Addle White of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Shea and the Auxiliary of the Disabled Vet- Mr. and Mrs. John Watts. f4^-lb. sock lib. Rational Biscuit Co. bottom tractor plow, $15.00. Paul son, Lowell. pl4 Rapida and Comstock Park. mother. The sincerfe sympathy of friends, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fahrni and Florence motored to Pontlac last SINCERITY FLOUR 57e Wanda Jean Foster celebrated Mrs. Ola Condon is spending the erans last Wednesday night, an ex- CAMPBELL'S BEANS 25c Frledll, 3 miles west of Lowell on FREE her ninth birthday last Saturday. As ever, An item from Casnovia News says Keighbors and acquaintances Is ex- Carol of South Boston were Sunday Tuesday to visit Mrs. Shea's sister, laswed Sayiags — Baking Tested SHRED. WHEAT 2 p*- 18i week with Mr. and Mrs. Art Con- pressed appreciation for her ser- H-21. pH HELP WAITED MIDDLE-AGED LADY wanted for We have two new families in our Rosalie tended to the bereaved family. evening callers at Stanley Coles'. Mrs. C. Wright. 14'/4-lb. Eeliogg's don at Conklin. Art Condon of Conklln and Runcl- vices as commander for the past housework. Call Lowell Phone district. The Hucklebeury family man Co. of Conklln have leased the Miss Iris Hall returned last week Mrs. Peter Brunikool, Jr., Is COUNTRY CLUB FLOUR sack 71e KOOL CI6ARETTES 2 p**. 25c pIRL WANTED for general house- FEMALE 1 lb. Coffee 109 after 4:00 o'clock. cl4 The Floyd Clark and Lew Fritz Methodist Church year. ALL BRAN imeUpkg. |2c have moved from Greenville to the Use Melba sauce over canned Omella Mills elevator at Casnovia. Rev. F. E. Chamberlain is spend- from a week's visit in Oregon. 111., spending a week in Big Rapids vis- work. Stay nights or go home as families ?pent the week-end with where she attended the Church of iting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Apply For using a Coronado washer Rollins tenant house recently vaca- pears, pineapple, grapefruit and Colet Condon is a guest of Mr. Rev. F. E. Chamberlain an- ing a few days at Gravel Lake, preferred. 217 S. Jefferson, Lowell. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Fresh Mr. and Mrs. Mollis Duke at their God National Conference. She went DeYoung. " CRISCO or SPRY 3 * 47c for one washing in your ted by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Seeley. ripe, sliced bananas. Cut the fruits cottage a: Higglns Lake. and Mrs. Dell Condon this week. nounces his topic for next Sunday near Marcellus, visiting friends and pl4 and springer Guernsey and Jer- at 10:00 a. m., "Foundation for ths with Mr. and Mrs. Arlle Townsend Mr. and Mrs. Tom Morris spent 100$ Pare Vegetable Shortening Employment Office home. sey cows; pair 3-year-old mules, They have five children—Vera, 18. all up together and serve very cold Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Frost, Miss Charles Gates Is spending a few fishing. CAMPBELL'S SOUPS 3 Kenneth 16. Beatrice 14. Frank 12. as a first or last course. weeks with his grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Rose Burns is spending some Sunday In St. Johns visiting Mr. )R SALE—193B Chevrolet Master Jean Tompkins and Oren Frost Kingdom." Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fairchild and Excapt Chickan. Muahroom and Tomato well broken. Guy Monks, 34 time at the Orley Burns home. and Mrs. Herbert Mehney. KROGO 3139c Town Sedan. Webster Chevrolet miles west of Grand Trunk de- and Viola 11. The Norman Pltsch spent six days recently on a motor and Mrs. Charles Rogers. Raymond went to the 4-H picnic at Henry Johnson, George Krebs, Week-end guests of Dr. and Mrs. Sales, Phone 298, Lowell. cl4 pot pl4 family have moved Into the Amos Freeze fancy cuts of orange or trip through Upper Michigan as Oren Frost of East Lansing visit- Alto Locals Campau Lake Friday and report a MURRAY CORPORATION Misses Mable and Marie Watson Howard O. Messmore were Mrs 2 gab. 109% Pore Penn. Sterzlck tenant house. They have lemon for that party punch or far north as Newberry, Pike Lake ed Sunday at the D. A. McPherson Please don't forget to study the fine time, grand supper and 53 COMPLETE KNOWLES J)R SALE—Automatic tin can enjoyed roller skating at Grand Howard Messmore. Sr.. and daugh- OF AMERICA Permit Oil USED FARM TOOLS— three kiddles—Albert 10, Joyce 8. lemonade. and Deer Park. and Susie Sayles homes. Alto Flower Show schedule In this present. Haven Saturday night. ter Lucille of Utica. ICLOCK BREAD MASON sealing outfit, practically new. Manure spreaders. week's Ledger and plan to make Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Sharpe of De- Miss Joyce Slocum spent the past Mrs. Verne Furner, Mrs. Claire EXTRA FRESH * a LB IINNERWARE SERVICE May be seen now at Ann Tag- BELDING MICHIGAN Grain binders. several entries and bring all the troit enjoyed a fish dinner with week at the Fred Hall home. Mr. Lampert and Mrs. Daisy Ward of gert's. After August 25, at 810 $1.00 Corn binders. their son. Perry Damouth and ia tfce Beaetifal Prieeilla arrangements possible. Everyone and Mrs. L F. Slocum of Grand Grand Rapids attended funeral ser- EXTRA RICH y TWIN Riverside Dr. Mrs. R. S. Miller. Cl4 Cream separator. Is invited to display. wife Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rapids came Wednesday for the vices for Mrs. Lafayette Whitman Fatter* 'JTF wMk a IB.OO cl4 Bargains In used and new tires Luxford and family of Grand Rap- EXTRA LOW PRICE Mm LOAF The work on the community play afternoon and evening and Joyce at Muskegon Saturday afternoon. only f |V Credit Card FOR SALE—1937 Chevrolet Master 2 gals. Oil FREE witli In all popular sizes. ids were callers in the evening. ground on the northeast corner of returned home with them. Nancy Whaley is spending a CLOCK iAISIN BREAD Ot. loal 8c )IVORCED—Opportunity for re- Town Sedan. Webster Chevrolet Percy J. Read & Sons, Phone Maln-st. Is progressing nicely with Llla Lee and Steven Green spent Clark Boulard spent Sunday with week at Silver Lake as a guest of Saa Display at Krogar'a I liable young couple to assume Sales, Phone 298. Lowell. cl4 TIGER CHIEF BATTERIES 227, Lowell. cl4 Mrs. Frank Fairchild as chairman the week-end with their grandpar- account and continue payments the home folks. His friend, Elmer Yvonne Svoboda, 45 and 51 plate batteries and Mrs. Dudley Smith as assistant ents while their parents, Mr. and Graham, spent the afternoon with Mrs. Arthur Martin have had on 3-room outfit, nearly new fur- FOR SALE—1929 Pontlac Coach, FOR SALE— Several places are being filled in Mrs. James Green, attended the him. their grandchildren, Robert and lolid Fack niture, Cost over $347. Write Im- $20 cash. Mrs. Will Buck, 825 1939 Plymouth 2 dr. Tr. Sedan. | Cascades festival at Jackson. MASON JAR CAPS •a. S with 2-year warranty and a picnic table is in place for Mr. and Mrs. Myron Thompson David McConnell of Charlotte for KRAFT MACARONI DINNER p^. 10c TOMATOES mediately, Mr. Victor Larson. Monroe Ave., Lowell. pl4 1939 Plymouth 4 dr. Tr. Sedan, i which we thank the road commis- Mrs. John Kelser and son Ken- spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. the past two. weeks while tl^lr Aral on 2128 Division Ave., South, Grand $5.95 1937 Plymouth 2 dr. Tr. Sedan. sion. Swings will soon be up and neth left Thursday for California. Rapids, Mich. cl4-3t FOR CEMENT, carpenter, mason- 1936 Plymouth 2 dr. Sedan. Roy Bunn of Campbell. parents. Rev. and Mrs. Russell Mc- CREAM CHEESE «"> wchicm &. 19c ery work, plastering and painting other improvements will gradually Mrs. Ernest Roark and daugh- Connell were In New York and Bos- JAR RINGS aid old battery 1935 Plymouth 2 dr. Tr. Sedan. Mrs. Lawrence Johnson has been UMA BEAN* ^tea. 9c )R SALE—Used electric range. —a man for every job. Henry be added. ter Darlene and Mr. and Mrs. Alli- under the doctor's care the past ton, Mass. 1937 Dodge 4 dr. Tr. Sedan. In A-l condition; also wood range, Perin, Contractor and Builder, Mrs. Elma Bergy of Caledonia son Roark left Sunday morning to week. Ruth Mary and Kathleen Davis FRUIT COCKTAIL Lsscioms Dieed b. oaa 10c Gould's Garage. Dodge A Ply-; CERTO Clapp's or Gerber's 2 reconditioned pressure gasoline 309 E. Hlght St., Lowell. pll-4t spent Monday at the Walter Bergy attend the L. D. S. church reunion Mrs. Huntington and Miss Mable of Litchfield spent Thursday with mouth Sales, Phone 269: cl4l stoves, several good buys In used 39-plate Battery home while her family attended the at Hearts of the Pine. their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. BABY FOOBS 3 — 20o Watts called on Mrs. Edith Boulard Blackberry—Grape radios. Lowell Hotpoint Co., Phone FOR SALE—1937 Terraplane Se- Ionia fair. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott of Sunday. Arthur R. Martin. PURE PRESERVES 2 S, 25c JELLS-ALL 2 p*- 15c PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL— % Sliver Springs. Md., have beea vis- Frait Fectin TOMATO 168, Lowell. cl4 dan. Webster Chevrolet Sales, Gsaraiteed for sh months Our $2.50 end curl or permanent WHY DO YOU CATSBP 3 ^ 25c We are glad to hear that Charles Arthur Clarke is spending a few Miss Mlnlvera Weber of Pent- I'hone 298, Lowell. cl4 Wood of State Police, from Brigh- iting their brother, Ted and family days in Grand Rapids with Mr. and water is spending a few days of ORANGE JUICE roniO«n>A Qiaal eoa 1 $0 Exchange price S1.98. for limited time only. Stiles' for a week and left Saturday to CIBER VINEGAR Sweetheart ["OR SALE—1929 Ford coupe, $25.00. Beauty Shop, W. Maln-^., phone ton, Mich., is not as seriously In- Mrs. Jesse Boulard and family. this week visiting her uncle and •ST Ik 1929 Chevrolet sedan, would PULLETS POR SALE — Choice visit Mrs. Scott's people la Shep- 385-F2. cl4 jured as was first reported. He was Dr. and Mrs. Floyd Kinney are aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Fitch Wesco SOAP FLAKES trade for coupe. H. J. Conklln, Tom Barron Strain White Leg- $2.49 thrown from his motorcycle last ard, Mich. trailer guests at the Flynn home Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Delaney of DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE 27c 100-Ib R. 3, Lowell. pl4 horns from day-old to 16 weeks; APARTMENT FOR RENT — 3 Wednesday when he hit loose Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dalstra visit- this week. Lowell were Tuesday evening vis- (Oil not Included) EGG MASN bag $1.88 CAMAY SOAP also heavy breeds. C. L. Patter- rooms on ground floor on Monroe- gravel and is confined In a hospital ed Jack Feuerstein at St. Mary's Mrs. Estaven Russell, Miss Paul- itors of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mor- (GAIN FROM OWNER—My KROGER S LATONIA CLUB Wesco son, 24 miles east of Saranac. ave. Florence Stiles, Lowell, at Brighton. He hopes to be able to hospital Sunday. Jack was kicked ine Johnson and Mrs. Floyd Flynn ris. 4i«». IBt i 1937 Deluxe Plymouth coach, Phone 3263. clltf by a horse recsntly and has a brok- ICO-lb. SWEETHEART phone 385-F2. cl4 be at his home in McCords In a and Margaret from this neighbor- Dr. and Mrs. Howard O. Mess- Giant SCRATCH FEED bag SI.73 SOAF priced reasonable for quick dis- few weeks. en leg which has been swollen bad- hood attended the Demonstration more entertained Tuesday evening S4*i. bottle posal. F. H. Swarthout, 403 N. HORSES AND COWS—Wanted $6 New batteries installed free ly- ORANGE SODA Kg Yellow Hoosehold FOR CUSTOM PLOWING see or Week-end guests at the homfe of supper given by the first and sec- and their guests were Otto Pauls is* I Washington, Lowell. Phone 211. to $18.00, dead stock $1.00. Write BUY PAPER? Lawrence Gephart were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Keeney ond year 4-H girls at the home of and son Ronald of Hampton, Calif., Safraahing I Ragular 10c Valua 100-lb. TUNSO SOAP cl8-2t Roy Cooper, R. R. 2, Rockford. Yonr battery checked free write George Way, three miles Mrs. D. M. Gephart of Lansing and spent the week-end at Suttons their leader, Mrs. Alma Stahl, last and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reed DAIRY FEED bag $1.28 Mich., or phone 192F13. clO.tf north of Lowell just off road 601 Flsk Gephart of Kalamazoo. Bay with the latter's brother and Thursday evening. of Grand Rapids. Batteries charged, 30c or R. F. D. 1, Lowell. Also have Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pattlson at- sister, Harry and Ann Beverle, and Prof, and Mrs. V. A. Freeman of .Cheryl Nelllst, daughter of Mr. POULTRY GRITS 'E," 78c FOR SALE—1938 Dodge Town Se- three milk cows for sale. pl4 their daughters, Rosemary and Coaatry Glob •o.lV4 dan. Webster Chevrolet Sales, tended the South Kent Co. Fair East Lansing were Wednesday eve- and Mrs. Clark Nelllst, fell while Halves or Slices Kathleen returned home with them PEACHES 15c ALURE 4 '»• 15c Phone 298, Lowell. cl4 Thursday. Ken Orlop's 2900 lb. ning dinner guests of Mr. and playing on Thursday evening and BLOCK SALT 38c lie Bob Focht team was a sensation for their size, after spending four weeks at the Mrs. Clare Alderlnk. broke her right arm. Comntry Club Tall "My friend and I" Beverle home. The girls made their 12 small cans 10c) 35c ATTENTION 4-H MEMBERS—Get You first buy a paper to bring you news, pulling 7200 lbs. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Coles and Sixty members of Vesta Chapter, MILK your show halters at the Kerekes Authorized Dealer Bob Haynor visited relatives vacation a financial success, earn- family, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kyser and No. 202. O E. S., enjoyed the an- EROGEHS HOT-DATED CONCENTRATED SUPER SUDS ing themselves a bicycle and S10.00 Harness Shop. Our price is right OMETIMES ONE HEARS the near Ionia Sunday forenoon. family spent last Sunday at Lake nnual family potluck picnic party Country Club TaU One mile east of Lowell on M-21. Gamble Stores Miss Velma Anderson returned to each picking cherries. Michigan. at the shelter house at Fallasburg RED SALMON 23c sorrowful expression, "Mv Mr. and Mrs. Hollls Shawman of Spotlight Coffee OXYDOL-RINSO pl2-4t friend and I have separated.' whether it be from a far-off corner of the her work at Harper hospital De- Milan Hall, accompanied by Miss Park last Wednesday. Following lb. S troit, after spending three weeks Hastings were Friday evening vis- rapper games were enjoyed under k. Large Notwithstanding the possibilities of Jeannie McMasters of Grand Rap- WESCO SODA CRACKERS 2 box 14e FOR SALE—Summer apples. Duch- mutual aid and happiness in friend- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the direction of Mra. Myrta Nelllsr Roy Deming. ids. spent Sunday In Battle Creek. lb. bag 14c 3 in 39c 2 pkgs. ess, Red Astrachan and Yellow FOR SALE—1929 Chevrolet Coach, skip, too often has this bond been C. Anderson. and Mrs. Pat Nelllst. Mrs. Laura Harvest Frank Daniels, Lowell. globe, or from around the corner of your Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Hutchinson Verda and Dale Johnson spent GRAHAM CRACKERS WESCO bos 17c a real buy. Webster Chevrolet brolcen by self-seeking or ambition Earl Sinclair and Clyde Kinyon the past week with Eileen and Rich- Fountain and Miss Emma Johnson 2 Phone 953. cl3tf and Mr. and Mrs. J. Pauline of Sales, Phone 298, Lowell. cl4i on the part of one or both of those and son of Lowell called on Mr. ard Onan of Lowell. rt-ul entertain the Club at the reg- Assorted Varieties lb. concerned. Hearts have been hard- and Mrs. Frank Fairchild Sunday. Pontlac. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ware, ular meeting on Wednesday. Sept. FRESH COOKIES lOc We're campaigning for your FOR SALE—1936 Plymouth 2 Door Mrs. Elizabeth Ware and Albert Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith and FOR SALE—Sow with nine four- ened and distrust of mankind en- home town. You wish to read of the last Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richard- Lloyd, Mrs. Rose Burns, Mr. and 4. In the dining room at the Ada C-S0 Sise vote every time you think of Touring Sedan. Webster Chevro- weeks-old pigs. G. George Boyen- tertained as a result of such rup- son and mother, Mrs. Brewer, at- Herber of Washington, Mich., vis- Masonic Temple. All members are roll let Sales, Phone 298, Lowell. cl4 ited at the B. R. Sydnam home last Mrs. Orley Burns were guests of KROGER FILMS for Candid Camera 20c VEAL ROAST-17 auto sen-ice! A conrteona ga, 830 Monroe Ave., Lowell. pl4 tures. Without the knowledge that tended the Brewer reunion at John- Invited to attend. week. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Houghton (not over-attentive) staff. . . FOR SALE OR RENT—East Ward God is the one infinite Friend, hu son Park Sunday afternoon, hon- Among those from Ada attending SHOULDER — Fine grM... extra tender ind juicy... selected for u.i ilavei and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith school house, a fine location for a WANTED—Girl for general house- man friendship lacks the only foun- minute happenings concerning the' peoples of oring,their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bartlett of at Gun Lake Sunday. Consumers Power Co. picnic at completely equipped work- South Lowell were Friday evening general store, with lots of park- work. Steady work. Saturday aft- dation on which fidelity and afTec- Mrs. Lewis Brewer of San Antonio, Johnson Park, Grandvllle, last MICHIGAN HONEY ROCK shop . . . dependable gas, oil tion can be secure. In "Retrosi)ec- juests at the Pattlson home and M. O. Hall of Grand Rapids spent ing space and lots of shade. In- ernoon and Sundays off. Apply Texas, who are visiting here. Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Normar tion and Introspection" Mary Baker Mrs. Hulda Flnels of Lowell was a Minday afternoon and evening at VEAL BREAST ^ 12^c and lubrication. . . make our quire of Thomas L. Condon, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hunt of the Fred Hall home. Wrlde and daughter Marian, Mr. Delicious filled with dressing and baked Eddy says (p. 80): *There are nc Thursday caller. "party" win the driver's vote Phone 244. pl3-14 Sunday. Mrs. Judd Clark, 621 the world. You are interested in their con- Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Mrs. Frank Brown and Mr. and and Mrs. Andrew Miller, Mr. and each greater miracles known to earth Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nye left MELONS 10c of confldenoe! Vergennes Road, Lowell. pl4 their mother. Mrs. Cora Vanderllp. Mrs. Leo Jasperse and Jerry and than perfection and an unbroken Sunday for a few days' tour In the Mrs T. Brown of Richland spent LnBciouf, Ripa, Swaat-Eatin' FOR SALE — Good heavy work Mrs. Lydia Marsh, daughter and Pauline and Bob Lyons. friendship. We love our friends, but Upper Peninsula. Mr. Chatman of Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pat- LEONA SAUSAGE HOIUD'S - Sliced team and harness, $60.00. G. C. and son-in-law, Mr. snd Mrs. Town terson. ofttimes we lose them in propov- cerns and activities. Grand Rapids and Helen Hunting- Richards, 2 miles north of Mc- of Wayland, called on Mr. and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Leonard Johnson HEAD LETTUa 'Z?™ — 6%c HeinTeueo Station Cords, or 4 mile south and 4 tion to our affection. The sacri- ton are looking after the drug McCORDS' MATTERS END OF SEASON fices made for others are not infre- Wm. C. Anderson Sunday. store. attended campmeeting at Indian 1 to 9 lb. pieoes mile west of Snow church. pl4 Dr. and Mrs. H. Dudley Smith, Lake Sunday. Bin. R. T. Willlama SLAB BACON WILLI AM HEIM quently met by envy, ingratitude, Mr. and Mrs. George Skidmore TOMATOES us nn 4 Ibi. 17c FOR SALE—1929 Essex Coach, a USED CAR and enmity, which smite t^ie heart Mr. and Mrs. John Tlmpson and and Mr. and Mrs. Swift Winegar Messrs. Dee Bryant, Eugene Bry- Phone 9114 Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hilton were bargain. Webster Chevrolet and threaten to paralyze its benefi- called on the Misses Florence and ant and Victor Porrltt accompanied Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wood motored CAUTOIinA - IBS Sisa Fancy CLEARANCE Sunday night dinner guests of Mr Hanrey Slater to a double header to Lansing Sunday. FRYING CHICKENS Sales, Phone 298, Lowell. cl4 cence." , Stella Parrott of Woodland Sun- The desolation and loneliness of and Mrs. James Cordner of Grand day. ball game at Grand Rapids Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vandenhout SUNKIST ORANGES 19c 1938 Ford VS Deluxe Fordor day night. the human heart are healed when Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Scott and fam- and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Vanden- 1938 Lincoln Zephyr Sedan You also buy a paper to bring you local events. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Rosenberg HADDOCK FILLETS Love is found to be the divine Prin- Mr. and Mrs. L^on Potts visited hout and families from Grand Rap- ciple, God, who creates and main- and Larry and niece, June Sullivan, ily and J. O. Scott attended the Lenna Johnson Sunday. Fraek. Oreea. Firm Heads lb. 2c 1937 Ford V8 Tudor Warner reunion at Grand Ledge Ids accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Wal- CABBAGE tains all that is lovely and good. had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Miss Josephine Salsbury accom- 1937 Dodge Sedan Sunday. They also called on their ter Vandenhout to Campau Lake Leon, Meaty — Deep Flavored The understanding of God as the Bancroft and children Sunday. pan ed her sisters, Mrs. Harriet Tuesday night for a welner roast. MICHIGAN - U. S. No. 1 BEEF RIBS 1937 Packard 6 Sedan one Friend, forever reflected by It tells you of local goings and comings of per- Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Dygert of sister, Mrs. Pilmore of Lansing, Northrup and Mrs. Carrie Nelllns, Mrs. A. E. Wood motored to 1936 Oldsmobile Sedan man, is of the utmost importance; Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Cltyton who recently underwent an oper- Tandar Cuts of Baal - Alwayn a Favorita ation. to Lansing Flday, Mrs. Nelllns re- Brighton Friday to see her son for the proving of this truth re- Dygert of Clarksville attended the maining with her sister, Mrs. Kraft. I9S6 Ford V8 Sedan Edward Doss and Mrs. Irma Charles who met with an accident quires that each one shall in his sonal friends, of even small details of life as funeral of their uncle, John Ellis, Mrs. Lenna Johnson accompanied POTATOES 15^21 Now Is The Time I9S5 Ford V8 Sedan own thinking and living reflect the Armstrong of Detroit and Mrs. H. while on duty with a motorcycle. at Alto Saturday afternoon and re- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Potts to Saranac W. Curry of Whltneyville were last He has a broken vertebra and will 1934 Bulck Sedan one Friend, express the Love which mained for supper with their moth- Monday forenoon. BEEF ROAST is universal and impartial. This er, Mrs. Carrie Dygert. Thursday evening dinner guests of be in the hospital for several weeks. EASY TERMS Mr. and Mrs. Harry Curry. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bergy and TO SHOP WHERE MONEY view of Friend, as Principle, re- lived in your community. This is of utmost Callers at the Esther Harris and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clare Porrltt, We all hope for a speedy recovery. moves the longing for personal Mrs. B. R. Sydnam and sister, Sada Wilson homes the past week Mrs. Doris Linton and Mrs. Van- friends, waking rather the desire in Mrs. M. Shanks of Denver, Colo., Miss Emma Jane Frlsble and GOES FARTHER were Mrs. Fred Brockway of Ver- friend attended the Hastings fair denhout took a group of girle to oneself to be a friend to all through montvllle, Mrs. Carl Kreger and left Monday morning for Detroit Friday. Campau Lake Thursday for pic- reflecting in one's life the universal to visit relatives for a week. CU MIS-DYKE interest to many readers. mother of Springport, Mich., and Barbara and Isabelle Boulard, nic dinner. Buy any Kroger brand Itara.' Like it an well Upholstered chairs $4.50 to $6.00 Love which is God. brother, Leon Chesley of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Neal DeVormer and Mr. and Mrs. Colenbrander of • PHONE 44 This true loving and living fills Miss Sarah Wlngeier of Grand Maxlne and Geraldlne Flynn and as or better than any othar, or ratara unused Davenports, rebuilt recovered $18.00 up Sunday callers were Mr. and Mrs. Joan Ellis accompanied Ward Boul- Grand Rapide spent several days portion in original conuiner and get PRBB the waste places of seemingly lost Rapids visited the latter's mother, friendships or aloneness with the Leo Jasperse, son and daughter ard to the Hastings fair Saturday, last week with their daughter and KROGER tame item in any brand we tell, regardleaB of price. Beds with new mattresses $8.75 Pauline and Gerald of Ada. Mrs. Rose Wlngeier and family husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Postma. rich satisfaction of communing with Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Cella Brewer spent from A very pleasant day was spent at Wednesday until Friday wllh her Mrs. John Hulzlnga and Mra Chairs, repaired, reflnlshed .85 God and reflecting Him, as Friend, the home of Mrs. Carrie Dygert Dave Washburn and family of to all. In this true view, the con- Lowell were also visitors. daughter, Mrs. Clare Porrltt. Mrs. John Krum visited Mrs, George Lowell Market Report when she entertained In memory Rose Porrltt of Alto was a Tuesday Lane Friday afternoon. Dining table* $2.00 cept expressed in the phrase, "My Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carr of 1 Corrected August 15, 1940 friend and I," is exaltea beyond the of Morse Lake school reunion, her guest. Donna May Vandenhout went for You are given additional service by your paper sister, Mrs. Jennie Gale of Grand Grand Rapids, Sid MacNaughton Dressers, Commodes, Sideboards, kitchen cabinets and daughters and Hons-in-law, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ellis and a short visit to her aunt's, Mrs and tables, also complete line of clothing and shoes. Wheat, bu $ .66 finite personal sense to the con- Rapids and Mrs. Lucy Duell of scious realization that since God is and Mrs. Kowak of Grand Ledge Joan were Wednesday evening vis- Blgler of Grand Rapids and re- near Big Rapida Saturday. to fracture his leg Wednesday as Rye, bu 40 Morse Lake with a delicious flih V Friend, then each one, as God's itors at Floyd Flynn's. Joan remain- turned home Sunday. FALLASBURG PARK STAR CORNERS Hr. and Mrs. Howard Becker and they were drawing oats when a Corn, bu 60 for it acquaints you with items that are of real dlnnei' Friday. The fish were and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Foster child, expresses Friend. When one, ed for a few days' visit Mr. and Mrs. Bert Englesman Bin. Harry Richmond Mra. Ira Blough two daughters of Kitchener, Ont Visit us your next trip to town! caught and provided by Owen Ellis of Lansing were Sunday callers at load tipped over, throwing him on Buckwheat cwt 1.00, instead of seeking how he can win Frank MacNaugbton's. Miss Myrtle Porrltt, Clara and and daughter visited Bernard Bron- and Mrs. Ellen Seese were Wednes- a gate. He was taken to Blodgett Barley, cwt 1.00 of Alto. Mrs. Claud Lorlng and Alice Heacock spent Friday In personal friends, thus seeks to man- alnk and James Englesman Monday day gueats at Wm. Olthouse'a. hospital and later returned home Oats, bu JO Mrs. Ivan Denlse and Betty were Hastings and attended the fair. night. Harry's mother came Tuesday Mrs. Albert Slabaugh spent Fri- ifest what he knows of God, he will importance to your manner of living. You aftenoon callers. Mrs. Gale spent forenoon to stay with us a few days. day afternoon with Mrs. Will Hoff- Mre. Abble Lee and Mrs. Ira where he is resting as comfortably Corn and Oats Feed, cwt.... 1.60 find his eznerience being enriched HICKORY CORNERS Mrs. Jim McClure accompanied Mrs. George Lane visited Mrs. Corn Meal, cwt 1.55 the week with her sister. She stayed with the children while man. Blough attended the Bowne Center as possible. with many lovely manifestations of Mr*. Ethel Yelter her son Noble to Grove Hill, Ohio, Ola Davis of Grand Rapids Tues- S. A. STORE Coarse Cracked Corn, cwt... 1.65 Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hayward and last Tuesday for a few days' visit we went to Ionia fair Tuesday aft- Mr. and Mra. Howard Becker and L. A. S. at their hall Wedneaday Hr. and Hrs. Ira Blough and eon friendliness. . . . day. Shelled Corn, cwt 1.48 grandchildren, Lila Lee and Steven and business of settling her broth- ernoon. We found that her cro- two daughters Jean and Charlotte afternoon. called on their father, Wm. Blough Grand Rapida, Mich. Christ Jesus said (John 12:32), receive the benefits of the advertising by mer- 225 Oomroeroe 8W. Bran, cwt 1-25| Green, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Huver and er's estate. They returned Thursday. The Jolly Bunch met at the Clark cheted rug won third place, her of Kitchener, Ont were Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Will Glasgow and who haa been very ill the past "I, if I be lifted up from the earth, Williams home Saturday night. A Middlings, cwt 1.55 Mrs. Chas. VanVranken of Hast- family spent Thursday evening with Rose Bergy Is assisting Mrs. pocket book placed second, and dinner and supper guests of Hr. and daughter Mildred called at Ray week, Saturday and Sunday eve- will draw all men unto me." And htmburger lunch was served Flour, bbl 6fi0 ings. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yelter. Glen Solomon of MlddlevlIIe with Nola's quilt, made the old-fashioned Mrs. Philip Wlngeier and Vivian. Seese's Sunday afternoon. nings. near the close of his companionship the lawn after which the evening Pea Beans, cwt 2.40 chants who serve you and youi's. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fish of De- Mrs. Paul Hoffman and Mrs. R. her housework thlc week and next. crazy-quilt pattern, won the blue A number of guesta from Bay with his dlsdples he said, "I have was spent playing cards, A number of frienda and neigh- Light Red Beans, cwt 4,00 troit were Tuesday and Wednesday Yelter accompanied Mrs. Paul Hil- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith and ribbon. We enjoyed very much City, Lowell and vicinity •ere din- Pat went to a druggist to get an called you frienda; for all things Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Walter bora gathered at the Francia Seese cl4-3t Dark Red Beans, cwt 5J50 that I nave heard of my Father I visitors of the former's sister, Mrs. ton to Alto Friday and spent the Lloyd of Freeport called at Corwln looking over the machinery display ner guests at the Ford Wlngeier home Thursday evening in honor of empty bottle. After selecting ofae Lawrence Gephart and family. Vandenhout and family motored to Light Cranberry Beans, cwt. 2.25 have made known unto you.'* And afternoon with Mrs. Charles Tlmp- Porrltt'i Sunday evening. and the 4-H Club exhlbita, and also home Sunday evening. Hr. and Hrs. Harry Wllsey. A plea- that answered his purpose, he ask- Sid MacNaughton of Grand son. The third year 4-H girls accom- Grand Rapids and visited Mr. and ed: "How much?" Yellow Eye Beans, cwt 2J5 he had Just told them, 'Hliis is my watched the cattle judging. We Mr. and Mrs. John Henry Stahl, sant evening waa spent visiting. Wool, lb .32 commandment, That ye love one an- Me U 0 EtheI Ye,ter panied Miss Vernlce Benson to Mrs. Wm. Spore and Mra. George "Well." said the clerk, "tf you m ). H '\ ^ "X Ken- saw Hike Weeks and family there, and Mr. and Mra. Alvln Stahl were A potluck lunch waa served, the Butter, lb .28 other, as I have loved you" (John Grand Rapids called on the latter's.neth accomj)aIlled Mr. Mre Grand Rapids, where they went Eardman of New Jersey, f^ter they want the empty bottle itll be five Stamp It Out! also Hr. and Hrs. Leonard Kerr Sunday dinner guesta at Albert couple received many beautiful and Butterfat, lb .29 15:12,16). Here he made plain the father, Sam Newman, Sunday. Tviin p1_.,_.v, through the meat packing plants. were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs and son. Slabaugh's. useful gifts wishing tffem many cents, but if you want something In Eggs, doz. 17-.20 true way of friendship, each shar- To be wise for the sake of the family budget Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Clark of T fJlli. T Fb a The appointment was arranged by Ray Reynhout. 8und Hrs. Harvey Eickhoff suffered a It we won't charge anything for the ing with others what he has learned Grand Rapids called on J** *y Mr. Rosenberg of Alto. Hrs. Leo Bryant and Arleen call- happy years of wedded life. Hogs, live, cwt 6.50 6 1 th relapae from her recent Illness and bottle." of the Father. As he had shared Esther Harris Saturday evening. I:".?.? " ® former*. Miss Rose Bergy was a week-end ed on Mrs. Ira Blough Friday aft- Mrs. Rusaell Maxaon and children Hogs, dressed, cwt 10,50 is again confined to her bed under "Sure that's fair enough," observ- with these friends what he knew of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Denlse 4nd ^fnest Donley and fam- guest of Miss Betty Frey of Leigh- GOVE LAKE ernoon. called on Vada Seeae Sunday after- Beef, live, lb 04-.18 y n w Jerry the doctor's care. Hrs. Clint Hill ed Pat "Just put in a cork." God, the Father, so after his de- you seek news of good buys that make your daugbters, Dorothy and Betty spent " * ® ^ ton. Mn. H. L, Coger Mrs. Hannah Johnaon and son noon. Beef, dressed, lb 10-.22 wh,ch wa born the is doing the housework, and the parture they continued with one Saturday evening with the former's y/' ® Fourth of Erin attended the Johnson reunion Chickens, lb Oft-.IS July Mr. and Mrs. Clare Porrltt called baby Is with us until his mother is Oxel Carlson had the miafortune Phone your news to the Ledger. another in cloee bonds of Christly parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Da- - affection. . . . on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walbridge A woolen wedding anniversary well again. niae, of Freeport. | John Schwab and son Jack and of Dutton and Mr. and Mrs. Geo was celebrated on Thursday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Valda Chaterdon daughter Alma of Rockford called Mr. and Mrs. William Bollock and In Science and Health with Key hard-earned money work for you. Martin of CutlervUle Sunday. ning, Aug. 8, when the neighbors to the Scriptures Mrs. Eddy writes and family of Grand Rapids were on his nephew Edward Telter on family returned home early this Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fairchild and and relatives to the number of 53 (p. 266): "Would existence without Saturday supper guests of Mr. and Sunday afternoon. gathered at the home of Mr. and week after spending several weeks' Raymond of Alto, Mrs. Corwln Por- vacation in the South. personal friends be to yoa a blank ? Mrs. Claud Sllcox. Dorothy ra-j Mr. John Yelter. Mr. and Mrs. rltt and Alice Heacock called at A. Mrs. Leon Seeley. It was a com- We Pay Then the time will come when you malned for a week with her uncle Mother came from Lowell last Rob€rt Yelter and brother Kenneth J. Porrltt's Wednesday evening. plete surprise to Mrs. Seeley. A will be solitary, left without sym- and aunt. Barbara Cummlngs of attended the Ionia Free Fair Tues- lunch of cake, sandwiches and Thuraday and spent until Sunday pathy; but this seeming vacuum Lanslng and Ardlth Dygert of East dav a„f, a coffee was enjoyed, after which afternoon with us. She called on Tip Market Prioe is already filled with divine Love. 0 n Laming .r, .lu .pending th. w»lc '' •""" ° "•* '""'"S SELL—You can sell anything with the guests departed leaving behind Harvey's Saturday and Sunday aft- When this hour of development with their uncle and aunt. | r* an" "rB- Paul liilton spent Ledger wants ads. tf ernoona. Sunda gifts of two lovely woolen blankets comes, even if you cling to a sense Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dintaman y evening with friends. Mar- Mr. and Mrs. Ronley Onan and far Dead JUinali and and an electric clock, and a lovely of personal joys, spiritual Love will and Mr. and Mrs. John Linton were Paula Hilton spent the time. family were Sunday dinner guests force you to accept what best pro- Thursday evening supper guests of night with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoff- Mrs. Effle Gregory and Mr. and of their grandparenta. In the eve- motes your growth." This need not Follow Your Merchants by Following ma Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Flnels of n Mrs. Rufus Gregory attended ning all went to lonla to the fair- Horses, $1 - Cattle, $1 mean to us tnat we should not have Hastings and attended the fair In Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Schwab and Primitive Methods shower In Grand Rapids In honor of grounds. friends, for indeed we should have many of them; but we should not the evening. | family of Rockford spent Sunday Naad Not Howard Gregory and bride-to-be Mlas Margaret Myers and Harry Phone Collect Mr. and Mrs. George Horner of with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. on Thursday evening, Aug. B. Eickhoff of Lowell called at the believe that existence can ever be Ba Prompt Service a "blank" or a "vacuum," since in- St. Johns spent Sunday with Mrs. Walter Blakeslee. Guy Roest left on Monday morn- Harvey Eickhoff home Sunday aft- A. L. Duell and Mrs. 8. R.Crabb. Followed finite divine Love is ever present, Their Advertisements in The Ledger. ing for Camp McCoy, Wis., to be ernoon. protecting us and making manifest Clifford Deming of Detroit was To promote the sale of mm, the gone three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Weeks ano to us all that is beautiful and good, a Thursday guest of his brother, West Indies has created a Rum Advertising Franklin Pitman Is to substitute sons attended Ionia fair Tueaday Valley as we look for all that is real in Roy and wife. Propaganda Committee. for L. C. Doerr in the pulpit at the afternoon. Morris Biggs went on Don't throw that lighted clgaret out of your car window! Maybe, 11 Spirit. . . . • pictaiad kssa. tea Is ao iasanaca. Miss Helen Huntington spent her A man's a fool who expects his • Cascade Church of Christ during Monday to see the auto races, as su do, another fire will be pegged on the chart at conserTatlon depart- J. Mtaga. Ointoa County fanser. pictured Cfceaieal Ceipasy vacation with Mi*, and Mrs. Robert wife to greet him with a kisa and a Ba MocWn Mr. Doerr's attendance at camp. did the John Wright family. ent beadqoarten. There have been too many llree, already, in I>40: Don't be fooled: that "stop, look Ellens of Ada. They returned with smile right after she's finished a d ivoiecttoa igaiasl dsasge to his wkeet oop fraai evaa aatunl 263 acree burned over In I4S fires In the first seven weeks of the and listen" aign at railroad cross- her Sunday and were dinner gueata est &re seaaoal If you are careleec, you may destroy som-'hing Telephone Ionia 4M long stretch of bridge and taat Why do radio programs i aep Ms year, bat Fedsnl slUisk crop mmm him al ings Is not Intended for the en- of the Huntington family. •very rubber. ADVERTISE HERE!! seem Ambition, endeavor, and struggle itch belongs to you. The state forests DO belong to yool * better after midnight? are splendid qualities. It** Us gineer.

'' — m- i THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 16. 1840 SEVEN SIX THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. AUGUST 15. IMS Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. SO. KEENE —NO. BOSTON Leon Hale and family. In the eve- Boomerangs VERGENNES CENTER SOUTH BOWNE ATTHC Mrs. Ed. Potter ning Mr. and Mrs. Hale were the Jf. M K. Mrs. Jennie Pardee guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Con- PUBLIC NOTICES Kathleen Norris Says; hiqan ner. WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS By Farnham F. Dudgeon Standard of Quality Mr. and Mrs. George Denton and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Chorley and L Mr. . .an d Mrs.... Wm. „ Plummer were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Benedict ac- Mr. and Mrs. Jim Denton attended S ,ur « « ' - companied Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Better Days Are Ahead urday night with Mr. and Mrs • d home- Ch«rlff Re«d **<* Ballance of Hastings to Jennings Wm. Roell In Grand Rapids Mon- Ha 1 Wllliam Senate Votes to Gill National Guard; OKDKR APPOIVTINO TIME FOB HEAR- Glen Sower and family. " s of Flint spent from Sunday to the Community gather- (Bell Syndlcsts—WNU Serrlce.) day afternoon. The family has our Fr,day untl, Monda th R ING CLAIMS Regiitratioa Notices ing. ON METHODIST CHURCH station for the radio message each sympathy. Dana Martin and Virginia Fash- y e ead Sunday morning at 8:80. War Spreads to Africa and Far East; State of Micblfin. The Probate Court The farm barn of Mr, and Mre. John Claus, Pastor Hoa-Rirtisaa h CASCADE TOWNSHIP for the County of Kaat. Jerry Blough was set fire by light- -rmsn preaching at 10 o'clock. iVr 'iUz;•" At ft aeaflon of aald court, held at tbe CHUBCH or THE BRETHREN Mews Letter England Offers Self Rule to India; For Ceewral Prinuary Eterttea, ning Saturday morning, but with GOLD FLOUR probata office. In the city of Grutd Rv Ible School at 11 o'clock. and Mrs. T. W. Read are Ne*. 10. IMS. Elmdale, Mlrh. ^ f - Mri t w Rei(i Ite ;da. ui a«M county on the 2Jrd day of July. the sJd of neighbors and the com- ou are cordially invited. h G e A. D. mo. To the Qualified Electors of the Town munity and Freeport fire depert- Bev. Wm. H. Rivell, Pastor j' „'- ^ n U. S. Armed Forces Start War Games j , t 'iday zuestK were Mr am! Mrs Pv '"d husband. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Present. Hon. JOHN DALTON. Judge of Alp of Cascade, Kent County. Michigan. ment the barn was saved without R. 2, Clarksville Probata. Notice is hereby given that In conformity n d much damage being done. STIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY .ML Hrrho*m , (EDITOR'S NOTE—Whea opinions are fxprmfd In thrst colunni, Ihr* i la Ike Matter ot the E»ute of Charim with the "Michigan Election Law." 1. the Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. By Gene AUeman fair. Cor. Waahington and Kent Hoover and son Earl and family of Rapids and Ralph and Marie are thoie of Ik* newi analyst and not McettarUy o( thli aewipapcr.) W. Cook. Drrroerd. undersigned Township Clerk, will, upon any Miss Gwendolyn Mlshler and Vir- Morning worship at 11:00. Mr. snd Mrs. M. B. McPherson It appeirtns to the court that the time Michigan Press Association Sendee Pontlac. Wheaton of Saranac. Afternoon ______Relcaaed by Wratcrn Newspaper Union ______day except Sunday and a legal hoUday. the ginia Moore accompanied Mr. and ioralng service every Sunday at Evening service at 8:00. for preaentatloo of clalma asalnat Mid day of any regular or special election or Mrs. Frank Thompson to the Hast- ''tit W.dn.idty if,ernoon ot ST', W'7 ^ ™W"k " estate abould be limited, and that a tune primary, receive for registiaUon the nam* o'clock. I The primary next month is Ex- ,he and place be appointed to receive. of any legal voter In aald Township not ings fair Wedneaday evening. unday School at 11:00 a. m. ALTO BAPTIST CHUBCH |hlblt A of the American belief, pre- I nc and adjuat all clalma and already registered who may Apply To Me . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder were he reading room Is located In W. B. Gardner, Paator valent since the days of Andrew ™ ^ -rofu- «(alnat aatd deceased by and before aald Personally for auch registration. Provided, •upper guests of Mr. and Mre. court: church building. It is open to Bible School at 10:00 a. m. Ed- • |Jackton, that a popular election Is Al ld however, that I can receive no names for Andy Allen of Coopersvllle Wed- «r " d' "Srf^nTwoodcock and It la Ordered. That aU the creditors of reg.stratloo during the Ume intervsalng general public from two to four a certain cure for all Ills of govern- aaid deceased are required to preaaot their nesday evening. ward Wood, Supt. between the Second Saturday before any lock each Saturday afternoon, Preschlng Service at 11:00 a. m. ment. clalmi to aald court at aald Probate Office regular, special or official primary election Mr. and Mrs. Milton Murphy Fallasburg Park Sunday, 50 be- re all the authorized literature Prayer meeting very Thursdsy Nine persons seek party nomin- and Phyllis to the" ionla Fafi^Mon* ^nd, Kalamazoo. Lansing, Grand on or before the «nd uay of Novnmber. A. and the day of auch election. spent Saturday in Grand Rapids. ing In attendance. D. rno. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, aaid Christian Science may be read ation for governorship. Twenty oth- day. Rapids, Ada. Lowell and Muskegon. Notice la hereby given that I will be at Mrs. Alford Custer attended the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wygman and daugh- time and place belnc hereby appointed lor my home on Wednesday. August 21. IMO, borrowed. Subscriptions may be Communion the first Sunday In [ers aspire for the lieutenant gov- Mr. and Mrs. Foster of Dayton, the exam .nation and adjuaUnent of all the twentieth day preceding said election campmeeting at Sebewa from Wed- 4* for the periodicals and or- ter and husband came Friday and Ohio, spent Tuesday and Wednes- claims and demanda acainat said deceased each month. ernor position on the ballot. and on August SI. last day of registration nesday until Friday. rs placed for the textbook, quar- Compared with the previous got Gene Wygman and took him to NORTH CAMPBELL day with Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Read. It la Further Ordered. That public no- from 8 o'clock a. m. until 8 o'clock p. m. their home in Grand Rapids, tak- Lct thereof be flven by publication of a Mrs. Maude VanHuizen and lles or any authorized literature .recotil of ISO aspirants for state Mr*. S. Drew Mr. and Mre. Rudolph Blerl, Bob (or the purpose of registering such of the granddaughter Sandra of Grand ALTO and BOWNE CENTER ing him to see several places of In- opy of thla order for three moowslvr qualified electors In said Township as Shall e desires to purchase. ijobs, this year's political crop and Virginia and Miss Jean Cooper ueeka previoua to aald day of heatlns. lo Rapids were Tuesday night guests METHODIST CHUBCHES I terest and brought him home Sun- Properly apply therefor. 'Soul" will be the subject of the {brought 240—an all-time high for Mr. and Mrs. Mart Griffin and #nd Otto Bleri of Grand Rapids the Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed REID C. TOWNE of Estella Rosier. F. E. Chamberlain. Minister day afternoon. and circulated In aald county. ros-sermon in all Christian Michigan. In Wayne county the 8unday ue ta 41 the Boomrrang thruutng, uurlike tport cl4. 15. 18 Township Clerk Alto Parsonage, Phone 50 children left Tuesday for their . « ' ^ JOHN DALTON. Mrs. Jennie Pardee received a ence Churches throughout the primary ballots, blanket-size, will Mr. and Mrs Earl Hunter. Mrs of ahnrisinal Au*trnlia, hut an expo- Moore and Mrs. J^^le Kamme.^ F^ < the ^ . ^ . . Judje of PTobate card from W. H. Pardee, who Is at rid on Sunday. August 18. Alto contain 509 candidates! It prompt- nt ft F lrchlldi w< d nent in official U a%hincton in the per- A true copy: BOWNE TOWNSHIP h w his daughter's home in Elkhart ae Golden Text (Ps. 68:16) Is: Worship Sendee—10:00 a. m. ed one metropolitan dally news- jpent Sunday with Mr. and Mis. * ree eeks at .he homes of d -venln* with Mi-s Nettie ion of Hrnry If allace, Demacrmtic vice FRED ROTH. Paul Smit^i r.ear Blanrhird ^ mnd Mr'- c«r' ^th and Mr "e8d,iy «ven,n« Ml" •N#tUe For OearrsJ Primary -Elertloa. Tvesday, Ind.. saying Mrs. Eleanor Miller •^me and hear, all ye that fear Sunday School—11:00 a. m. paper to wonder what was worse— presidential nominee. He it pictured Re(lster of Probate. cU. 3t rpl. ie, IMS. ^Poultry \ here tleftl giving lame intirucliont in returned home Tuesday from the and I will declare what he a boss-ridden convention In which the art lo Attorney C'-nrrnl Uoherl To the qualified Electors of the Township hospital much Improved. th done for my souL" Bowne Center ^ slates were fixed In "smoked filled FINAL ADMIN MTRATION ACCOINT of Bowne County of Kent. State of Mich- Mr. and Mrs. Leo Frey and Jack ion. Same day thit picture HU« igan. NoUce la hereby given that 1 will be long the Bible citations Is this Sunday Scnool—10:15 a. m. back rooms'' or a confusing prl- XaXT™?* ^ L BU.-ruod _eaUed u, ^ ^ taken, one of lhe curtrd thnming State of Michigan. The Probate Court at my residence every day except Bun da) daughter and elster and husband of spage (Ps. 62:fMJ): "My soul, wait Worship Service—11:15 a. m. Imary ballot containing so many for the County of Kent. until August SL 1940, being the last day Banfleld w#re callers on Mr. and Mr. ..d Mv,. J.ck Demon .nd „„ . "o™ Bandmy .fl.rnoon. tlickt went out of bounds, dipped « At a seaalon of aald court, held at the u only upon God; for my ex- names that a voter was Inclined to nmi photographer on th" head and lor reglatratloo. for purpoec of receinng Mra. C. M. Benedict Sunday. probate office. In the City of Cand Rap- for registration the name of any legal voter ctation is from him. He only Is ADA CONGBEGATIONAL CH throw up his hands in utter help ida. in aald County, on the 24th day of Rev, Everett Love and wife of jreecls four stitches had lo be taken to close m the Township of Bowne not already reg- rock and my salvation, He Is Henry L. Bust. Minister ' lessness. July. A. D. mo. the wound. istered who may apply to me personally Freeport were callers at Will Mlsh- defence: I shsll not be moved." It wis the old-time par y boss. "d - ^ ---I, Bor.00 Preaent. HON. CLARK E. HIGBEE. ler's Thursday. Sunday School st 10 o'clock every went home with them to stay a Judfe of Probate. for succ registration. rrelatlve passages to be read This war uill end. Humiliations will be suatloued: prices uill be paid: who hand-picked the candidates for 00 8 th, LEONARD JOHNSON, Sunday morning while. Heaven and son. f'j * I" ">' • ^ „ In the Matter of the Eetate of Feiee Mrs. Lo Andrews and mother, m the Christian Science text- hearts broken: children started or destroyed by malnutrition: the dead uill be state contract reasons, that brought Monday ftmm the WHtPrWriters Anti- *"7 r*" V ***' T commentator walled, "we Norma were Hartlngs visitors Sat- to Des Moines. Iowa, to meet gov- said account and heartng said petition: ity with the "Michigan Election Law". 1. visit short due to Illness of Mrs n of Soul." children, young people and adults, T Hitler can be ready to attack us, merely jumped from the frying pan Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rickert and urday. GOVE LAKE it la Further Ordered. That public no- the undersigned Townsblp Clerk, will, upon Gingrich's father, Simon Graybel In charge of H. E. Gilmore. and e lot of things can happen in Slrls and Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Clemenz ernors and their representatives tice thereof be given by publication of a War bureau for Anti-War over to an equally hot griddle." U. S. DEFENSE: BATTLE OF BRITAIN: any day. except Sunday and • legal bon- of Freeport, III 7:45 p. m.—Gospel Sendee. Come that time. // he does try to come Illinois history. didate's views on the conscription the Ada Township ball on Wednesday. _ it should csuse us to pause Sunday School at 10:80 at Whlt- least s foolish thing to carry naval the primary election each party Auguat 71, 1940. the twentieth day pre- at the homes of Estella Rosier and movie news, press, the two leave Sunday for New York and the last Thursday to attend the funeral From coast to coast, border to Worried about the turn of events measures failed. Willkie said the DefaulU having been made (and auch neyville and at 11:00 at Snow. holds a convention to select, offi- defaults having continued for more than ceding aald election and on August 31. last consider the authority of Jesus threats too far sway from home. n lr of in the Far East. England offered President could have his opinion Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Blough Wednes- This is a cordial welcome to treatises together form a fine cially by delegates, the nominees World's Fair. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Hardy and " ' " Richards cousin. border, U. S. army regulars, Nation- ninety dsyai In the condltlona of a certain day of reglatratloe from 8 o'clock a. m. day afternoon. o seeks to rule by love instead Taking care of ourselves, maintain- Th y r€tu rn d self-rule to India after the war if anytime he asked for it. Otherwise until 8 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of these services. tonic for today's excitcment for secretary of state, state treas- Wednesday afternoon callers of son Robert were Sundsy guests at ^ . * on Monday evening al Guardsmen and organized re- mortgage made by Denma M. Mlersa ano force. We Invite you to worship ing a dignified attitude to national J Slater ot registering auch of the quxlir*d electors In Mrs. Sue Worden and Mr. and urer. auditor general, and attorney Mrr. and Mrs. Wm. Thompson were the home of Mrs. Hardy's mother. * - serves were mobilized for a 21-day that country would now aid the Brit- they also will first appear in the Jennie Mleraa. hla wife, of the City of and hysteria; the "frantic Grand Rapida. Kent County. Michigan, to aald Townahlp aa Shall Properly apply Mrs. Wm. Cosgriff of Lowell spent troubles overseas that are neither general. As the highway commis- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ralmer and Mrs. Wlngeier. In Lowell Cascade. Mrs Verne Coger and ish cause. acceptance speech. therefor, ADA COMMUNITY BEFOBBTX) training period that swung them in Home Owners' Loan Corporation, a Cor- the Sabbath here, the former with boast and foolish word" of understood by us nor of our mak- sioner and superintendent of public Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sower and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Russell and H'chard Storm spent the past week- divisions, corps and armies Into sim- England, with a new army com- poration organised under the laws of th' CHARLES H. NBLURT METHODIST CHUBCH CHUBCH end ln Democratic candidate for vice C14. 15. 18 Township Clerk her brother. Ed. Lacy and wife, and Germany and Italy are affect- ing, would seem the wiser policy. It Instruction are chosen at off-year ily. Thursday evening guests were daughter and Mrs. Guy Rickert and Pontlac with the latter's mander-in-chief. Sir Alan Brooke, United States of America, dated November Walter T. Batdlffe, Minister ulated battle conditions In a war president. Farm Secretary Henry A. 20. 1933, and recorded In the office of the latter with their sleter, Mrs. W. B. Koienbrande would seem the characteristic Amer- elections, the 1940 primary wil Mr, and Mrs? Edward Thompson «on Billle called at the home of Mr. parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. Storm changed its mode of defense. Boast- ing us all, and we are already a a game around the Canadian border. Wallace, changed his mind about the Register of Deeds for Kent Countv. VEBGENNEH TOWNSHIP Jennie Pardee. 0:00 a. m. - - Church School Tou are cordially Invited to wor- ican policy. For while we are wUl- offer two chief state positions- and family. Sunday guests were nd Mrs. Bert Tefft near Lowell nd family. ing an army of 4.000.00D well-trained staying in office during the cam- Mlchlgin. on November 23. 1B38. In Liber For Gmeral Prinutry ElecOca, Tuenday, Wm. Porrltt and family and AI- -n the testing time comes, wUl ship with ua. looking skyward to see the Ing to help in every other possible governor and lieutenant governor— Lottie Johnson and Nell VanKelken. Sunday afternoon. Claude Richards of Indiana Is men. It swung back to the old theory 757 of Mortgages, on Pages 523-524, and den Porltt and family are spending Mr and Mr Congress paign. He said he will resign when rpl. It. IMS. be prepared with the be* Worship Service —10:00 a. m. parachute troops darkening way. sud have so helped and while in addition to tbe United States sen- Mr. and Mrs. George Denton snd I ' ®' George Hardy and visiting his psrents. Mr. and Mrs that the best defense Is an offense. said mortgagee having elected under the the week at Sliver Lake. William Meanwhile President Roosevelt he accepts the nomination. He also terms of said mortgage to declare the en- To the Qualified Eleotora of the Town- owledge? Will you reveal to Subject, "Covetousness." our free skies. we are willing to give poUtical rec- ate nomination. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Denton were children were Sunday guests at the Clayton Richards and friends here. •ent a message asking congress for Therefore road obstructions laid to tire principal and accrued intereat thereon ship of Vergennea. Kent County, Michigan. and Alden returned home Sundav rs that you have been to the Worship Service —7:80 p. m. Dickinson's Rivals home of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Vander-, had a little trouble with a "boom- evening. ognition to totalitarian governments with their sister. Mrs. Wm. Roell delay movement of an enemy if he due. which election It does hereby exer- Notice la hereby given that la conformity untaln of truth'? Subject. "Liberty and Discipline." A victorious Germany, this Hp. authority to call the National Guard erang" (see cut). cise. pursuant to which there Is claimed to with the "Michigan Election Law." 1. the everywhere, and have so given it it In the apparent belief that 1940 n Grand Rapids Sunday evening. A distinction is drawn between arrived were dug up—to permit the Mr. and Mrs. Milton Murphy :00 a. m. —Worship Service, Christian Endeavor—8:40 p. m into training for a year and gave be due and unpaid on aild mortgage at the undersigned Township Clerk, will, upon article reminds us, won't be is too much to expect s normslly is a "Republican year" and that a Mr. and Mrs. Stuart and son of the amount of intelligence In ex- British army to get at him faster, date of this notice for principal and In- spent Saturday in Grand Rapids. ' welcome back to our church this Leader. Mrs. H. Tlchelaar. his endorsement to the movement any day. except Sunday and a legal hoU- much better off than a defeat- peaceful snd friendly natior thst she popular penduMm wUl carry all Irand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. All things come to the other fel- Istence and the amount In common BRITAIN'S PROBLEM: terest and tax advances the sum of Two day, the day of any regular or special elec- Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Springer and rning the Rev. H. H. Harris of "Push out from shore and go for peacetime conscription. After a if he did. be scared into sharing in wars she riomlneee to victory, aeven Sarrle Ralmer and family were low. If you only sit down and wait. use. Thousand Nine Hundred Fifty-seven and tion or primary, receive for reglstratioo the Kenneth of Foosland, HI., were Sun- yland. after the deep things of God." ed France and England. Fam- favorable committee report the Naval Losses 30 ' 100 Dollars ($2,957.30) and no suit nsme of sny legai voter In said Townahlp day dinner guests at Harold ... (Michigan men are contesting for Bombings or proceeding at law or In equity having not already reglatersd who may Apply To ine is staring all Europe in senate readily granted the National German claims to heavy destruc- Y Oder's. the RepubUcan nom'nation for the England bombed Germany and been Inatltuted to recover the debt secured Me Personally for such registration. Pro- BAPTIST CHUBCH the face now, victors and van- Life WlU Go On. ifovernorship. Gov. Lu.-en D. Dickln- Guard authority (71-7) and sent this tion of British shipping show basis by said mortgage or any part thereof; Mr. and Mrs. Miner King attend- Germany bombed England. Both vided. however, that I can receive no This war will end. Humiliations son. seeking re-election after six measure to the house. for alarm. Britain started war with Now. Therefore, by virtue of the power names for registration during the time in- ed the Drew reunion at Morrbon unday School—8:00 p. m. Claaaee MOSELEY - MURRAY LAKE quished alike. sides claimed heavy damage to the of sale contained In aald mortgace and tervening between the Second Saturday be- all ages. Mrs. W. Eagle will be swallowed; prices will be terms as lieutenant governor, it Senate military committee ap- 183 destroyers. They admit 29 are Lake Sunday. PoUdag Task Tremendeas. other. Germany claimed the port pursuant to the Statutes of the State o! fore any regular, apsclal or official primary liospel preaching sendee—7:80 paid; hearts broken; children opposed by State Treasurer Miller proved the modified Burke-Wads- • sunk and more are laid up for re- Michigan In such case made and provided. election and the day of such election. Mr. and Mra. Jerry Blough were of Dover, England, a shambles. m. "The Good Newg of Salva- The complete picture of Hitler's starved or destroyed by malnutrl- Duntkel, Attorney General Thomas Notice is Hereby Given that on Nsvetnber NoUce la hereby given that 1 will Be at Sunday dinner guests of Rev. Mr. and Mrs. DeU Ford and worth conscription bill, but there I pairs. Less than 100 are believed policing job would look like this, ac- tion; the dead will be buried; and Head, and State Tax Chairman Mel- England claimed the port of Ham- 12. mo at ten o'clock forenoon. Eaatern the Vergennes township hail on Wednes- Tobias Schrock and wife. u daughter, Donca Jean called on their GomiinatiOH O^jjesi were predictions the weeks of com- In operation. Nazis say British loss Standard Time at the North front door of day. Aug. 21. mo. the twentieth day pre- rayer meeting Wednesday, 8:00 cording to the pamphlet. Forty-two burg, Germany, "pulverized." Both aunt, Mrs. Etta Grey of Cedar a great many loud voices wiU be McPherson—all from tht mittee debate are only the prelude i in merchant ships Is larger than In the Court Houae In the City of Grand ceding said elscUon and on August 31, last million Frenchmen, forty-six million oWu 1 sides denied they were hurt much. A sadist, with a thin veneer of m. Come and brlug your Bible. Springs Sunday afternoon. . silenced by death. And when we'll ;« O.hert of what is ahead on the senate and i the World war. In excess of 5.000.000 Rapida. County of Kent. Michigan " that be- day of registration from 8 o'clock a. m. 0- Smith Virtually all British raids on Ger- ing the place of holding Circuit Court In unUl 8 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of politeness, may fool even the edu- Everyone welcome to our services. Mrs. Bessie Frost is spending BriUsh; seventeen million Belgians | pmt.rr,. adiuEted to the new con- ^ ' Detroit attorney; house floor. Bill now confines regis-1 many and German-held territory tons. aald County) said mortgage will be fore- reglsterini; such of the qualified electora In cated as a strict but fair man; bu; this week with her mother, Mrs. tration to men between ages of 21 j cloned by a sale at public auction to the aald Townahlp as Shall Psoperly apply ... ^ »•__ !•«. 8t0J" 'lom Grand Rapids; auc have been night calls, when safety highest bidder of the premises descrll*d In therefor. he can never fool himself, and not. BCH OF THE NAZABENE Susie Sayles of Lowell er and pride in this nation, a Lttle Charles Renaud, Detroit perfume to 81. Former War Secretary Ships for Sale even his co-workers, for long. Low HI. Mich. Allison Roark has a position at embourgers wlU bring the total to 6 pkgs. SPARKLE Is greatest for the fliers. On the said mortgage, or to much thereof as may ELMER WITTENBACH more power and pride in that, a tag manufacturer. Woodring opposes the measure and : be necessary to pay the amount due as cl4. 16, 18 Township Clerk over one hundred fifty million per- Any Flavor other hand. Germans have paid day- Condition may have reaction In ET Ber. R C Warland. Paater the Farm Experiment Station near of territory clipped off here and at- Murray D. VanWagoner, state urges lowering army enlistment pe- aforeaald. and any sum or suns which may Grand Rapids. sons. light calls on England. This has U. S. The United States has 238 be paid by the undersigned at or before 50 WLE- Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. tached there. highway commissioner, drew a last- GELATIN — ICE CREAM MIX — PUDDING riod of one year and raising pay, in ' LOWELL TOWN WHAT?AO Mr. and Mrs. Will Bliss of Beld- "Most of these." the essay states, led to the opinion the Nazi filers destroyers, twice as many as any said sale for taxes and or Insurance on W£/?£' EECOSD AT Preaching at 11:00 a. m. And for the great mass of Euro- minute opponent for the Derno- order to attract volunteers. other two navies. Committee to De- said premises, and all other sums paid by Fee Genrntl Frimary ElecUon, Toreday, LErr&HEMS Y. P. S. Service at 8:45 p. m. ing and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bliss of "ar'are more Diueribitterly opposeda iolo Hit-rui-11 ^ ^ jay's problem will cratic nomination for governor in were more Interested in observation the undersigned, with Interest thereon, pur- Sept. 10, IMO, women House leaders devoted hours of DETOO\r. Evangelistic Service at 7:45 p. m. Ionia were Sunday evening callers ier than we are-they have more ^ . Eugene L VanAatwerp, member ol 6 fend America by Aiding Allies is what lt a;uav| wai a job for Dessert Dishes than destruction. But several east- suant to law and to the terras of said ? IW^CULATe-J To the Qualified Electors of the Town- at the Clare Ford home. struggle to excess profits taxes and mortgage, and all legal costs, charges and !?rayer meeting Wednesday evo- reason to be. Furthermore, inside ^ a u.e^ome Jur ^ ni1l the Detroit city council. ern and southern English ports vir- agitating for sale of 00 "over-age ahlp of Lowell. County of Kent, State of defense orders, combination of | expenses, including an attorney's fee. ig at 7:45. Mrs. Jennie Kropf, Mrs. Cora tually have ceased to be open for and unused destroyers" to British. Michigan, Germany Itself all is not well . . . hUr which premises are described as follovs: Johnny Wholfell. Detroit Speed aoe, has signified his Intention Ford and Mrs. Ruth Kropf spent baby. a Utile less butter perhaps r^^** . ^ * 1 Dessert Bowl which promises to be tightest bottle-1 Notice Is hereby given that 1c conform- Those favoring sale argue It would That certain piece or parcel of land With this threatening mass of hatred commerce. ity with the "Michigan ElscUon Law," 1. being on hand for the IMCA sanctioned auto races that are a Thursday afternoon in Greenville. ^ fc-cr exch^e. 0J o* c.r. neck. Present plan Is to permit j situated In the City of Grand Rapids. around him, HiUer would probably be better to put ships to practical the undersigned Township Clerk, will, upon the huge entertainment program of the Ionia Free Fair for 1940 CATHOLIC PARISHES Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Brlggs of asur B cost of plant expansions to be de- County of Kent. Michigan, more particu- for new. ^ f . . ballot opponent for the RepublicaL In Africa use than to allow them to rust any day, except Sunday and a legal holi- race day is scheduled for Saturday^ August 17th. Wholfleld will St Mary's—LoweU Grand Rapids were supper guests think more than twice before he larly described as: kept away where there is health and nominaUor. is Bowen Gover, a De fa* 39° ducted from taxable earnings over i day. and Thursdsy afternoona. receive -for 1^/ Meanwhile Mussolini began war- In U. S. navy yards. Lot o?e hundred thirteen (113) and the his fast Riley No. 2 and is always a tWeat to other seekeri of of Mr, and Mrs. DeU Ford Monday looked around for more enemies." registration the name of any legal voter Bev. Fr. Jewell. work and love; reconciliation lo new troit uJescmn who IaI] three years five-year period, at rate of 20 per like gestures In Africa. Italian North thirteen one-half (13^i) feet of laurels. Margaret Reuguegger spent sev ] Agitation was brought Into the In aald Township not already registered WHEN THIS f Friends Now. Fees Later. ideas—ideas which wiU be fading ago for three offices, ail at the cent each year. Manufacturers troops said to number 250.000 moved Lot 114. N W. Northrop's Fulton and who may Apply To Me Personally for such :00 a. m.. Low and sermon, eral days with relatives at Lansing open when Gen. John J. Pershing, Fuller Street Addition to the City of Grand HAPPENS, PHONE US and sermon. The article gctes on lo sketch the and blending and changing into the .-ame time. While They L(uL,.Supply Limited...Buy Yours Note! want to net enough from defense ' from Italian possessions on Egypt regiatraUon. COO a. m., High recently. commander of the A. E. F.. spoke Rapids. Kent County, Michigan, oocord- The last day for General r.eglstratlon situation of a completely triumphant old ideas before they are fairly ae- Democratic candidates for the orders to pay for necessary new fa- | and British Somaliland. London ing to the recorded plat thereof, together and Well Print Some Edna Myers underwent a tonsil In favor of the sale. He said it does not apply to persons who vote under 8t Patrick'ft—Parnell Germany, holding a very' shaky cepled. Vaodenberg seat are five in num- cilitles, definitely do not want to risk I with the hereditaments and appurtenances the Absent Voters' L»w. operation last Tuesday. newspapers warned their readers to might be the last act America thereunto belonging. truce with Russia, it is true, for Notice Is hereby given that I will be at For Yon In A Hnrry!! Bev. Ft. McNeil, Paator Mr. and Mrs. Lew Fritz and Mr 11 Has Happened Before. Halph W. Liddy, common pleae paying taxes on worthless property, • expect some Italian successes. Dated: Auguat 12. 1910. Fl z fn might be able to make "short of my office Wednesday. Aug. 21. 1940. the Ledger Classified Ads Get Resui and Mrs, Floyd Clark spent the Stalin is none loo comfortable a For the face at Europe has been ' * ^- attorney as many had to do alter 1919. U. S. j Duce's goal Is believed to be Suez HOME OWNERS' LOAN ';00 a. m„ Low Mass and sermon. war." and said by sending help to twentieth day preceding said election, from week-end at Higgle b Lake. neighbor, and holding with Italy one Chamber of Commerce said: "Prob-, and the gate to India. CORPORATION. 8 o'clock a. m. until 8 o'clock p. m.. for t:00 a. m.. High Mass and sermon. war-riddled and the boundaries of c utor^rom^^T^M^: the British we "still can hope with Mortgagee. the purpose of Reviewing the ReglstraUon Mlas Margaret Ford of Three of those compacts which, as we've South Carolina Elberta abilities of loss are so great • • • JOSEPH SHULSKY, Europe changed incessantly for one j. oi Saginaw, formtr con KRAFTS MACARONI confidence to keep the war on the and Registering auch of the qualified elec- Rivers was a guest of her aunt. all seen in tbe last disgraceful many business men would rather INDIGNATION: Attorney for Mortgagee. thousand years. Spain ruled The gressmon, and Louis B. Ward oi other side of the Atlantic ocean." tors in aald Townahlp as Bliall Properly Mrs. Ted Elhart, last Friday. weeks, is all ready lo be transferred not undertake such business." Business Address: 300 Michigan Apply therefor. Bev. It. E Netherlands by inherited right; Po- PonUac. Japan So Sorry Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. In a Trust Bldg.. Grand Rapida, Michigan. Jouce la hereby further given that I Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Frost. Oren lo any new winner, as soon as that land has been anybody's and every-1 ,. . ^ Also In Washington: DE-627-LG App. 12-13-36 cl4. 13t Not Bullet-Proof But Tough Enough Sendees at 8:80 and 10:00 a. m. 4 DINNER 3 x will be at my office every day (except on Frost and Miss Jean Tompkins winner is declared. PEACHES Arrest of nine British trade lead- speech to the anti-war rally at Chi- body's; Calais was Queen Mary's; I>«««iant Governor C. List of contracts approved re- Thursday ufternoona). from 8 o'clock a. 0:00 a. m.—Church School. spent six days motoring through ers and Journalists In Japan was cago. warned that In the future But suppose all that settled, and Alsace and Lorrame have to look in Not in many a moon have so lOUPNItBEMS •• vealed the navy had agreed to pur- m. to 5 o'clock p. m. and on Saturday 1:18 a. m.—Prayer Services. the Upper Peninsula recently. designated by Tokyo as breaking ORDEB APPOINTING TME FOB August Slat. IMO—last day for general the European peoples, one hundred :riao chase large number of trawlers to America "may have to deal with a To Resist Shotgun Fire at 15 Ya :80 p. m.—Preaching. Mr. and Mrs. Allison Roark are the glass every morning lo see y people had the same Idea at up of an espionage plot. Nipponese HEARING CLAIMS registration by pononal application. 1:00 p. m., Wednesday—Prayer and fifty million strong, meekly whether they're French or German; th< 8&in€ time—running for lieuten- PEUITNTTa lay submarine nets In principal U. S. Europe dominated by Germany." Any absent voter, whose name is not reg- at Boyne City this week attending State of Michigan, The Probate Tbe ful; reported "suicide" of one journalist and advocated "non-interference by istered and who ahall claim the right to leting. campmeeting. herded into line; then we are lo autocracy starved and shot down ** HHSHCTS 4 23c harbors. Court for the County of Kent. CIOC. ITIIP soon after his arrest. They said he America with affairs in Europe." vote by absent voter'a ballot at any elec- imagine Hitler turning toward us. tbe people of Russia within the 0 ^ C Alien registration to Include At a sesalon of said court, held at tion or primary elecUoc. may at the time DeinocniU ninf unfortunately leaped from a window. For these remarks the "lone eagle" His dead buried, tbe crippled activi- POTTEI HUT AKMOUrS 3.600.000 will begin August 27. the probate office. In the city of of making application for abaent voter's flTED BBRTHBEN CHUBCH memory of man; nothing that can ;icaltt ^ ^ ^ officiaJ ^ England demanded explanations was branded as "the chief of the ballot, preaent to the township clerk an SOUTH BOSTON ties of a dozen nations mended and C Assistant State Secretary Welles Grand Rapids. In said county on OF WEST LOWELL happen there today can surprise fui,. and London papers called for re- fifth column In this country." by affidavit for registration. Ml« Aelle Young shakily busy once more, tbe inev- POTATOES 23c holds action by duress comes within the 30th day of July. A. D. 1940. • Dated August 5lh, 1M0. F. B. Harwood. Pastor them after what they knew in 1905, Republicans-Horace T. Barn- MICHIGAN U. S. No. I taliation. Four Britishers eventually Senator Pepper of Florida. This itable famine of the awful winter of the act of Havana. Present, Hon. JOHN DALTON, ELMER 8. WHITE. iunday School at 10:00 a. m. and aU tbe long centuries before 1905. aby. Grand Rapids; Rep. Elton R. were released but London was statement resulted in some bitter ^ Townahlp Clerk. Mr. and Mrs. John Sterzlck spent 194041 somehow survived, and the C. The house passed and sent to the Judge of Probate. doming worship at 11:00 a. m. Spain has had a dozen insurrections Eaton, Plymouth; Sen. Felix H. H EASY TASK aroused by now and the arrest of the week-end at Holland with her dictators themselves still alive— senate a bill to permit wire-tapping debate on the floor of the senate. In the Matter of the Eiitate of foung People's meeting, at 7:80 in a hundred years; her kings dis- Flynn, Cadillac; the Rev. R. N. HEAD LETTICE 2 for 17c an undisclosed number of Japanese brother, John Woodhead and fam- which is always a big assumption- In Investigations of espionage, sab- Williit G. Merrlman, Deoeaaed. m. appear, reappear, fly again. Napo- Helsaple, Cass City; Eugene C.| GIANT « SIZE In England, end elsewhere In the B. H. SHEPARD, M. D. ily, who are vacationing there. then they're ready for us. The plan Ke veB otage and treason. MISCELLANY: It appearing to the court that the Evening worship at 8:80. leon thought he owned Holland and - . Dearborn; Arthur F. Mooi-e. SOAP CHIPS 3:25c Wayne Dawson and Gerald and British empire, put a further strain time for presentation of clalme Phone 47 would be to establish a great mili- Italy, and sallied gallantly inlo Rus- Melvindale; George W. Schudllch, Junior Fahrni were Lansing vis- 15c on Anglo-Japanese relations. Disappointment against said estate should be limit- tary base in one of the Central J. A, MacDONELL. M. D. itors Sunday. sla across what wasn't yet Belgium, J^kson. •UTE MISE HILI 4 - 2 S« APPLES 3 ^ The duke and duchess of Windsor ed, and that a time and place be •LD TIME METHODIST CH. American countries. But hundreds ir. ia«i -11 411(1 ArtilUr E. Wood, Detroit MICHIGAN DUCHESS Ambassador Namoru Shigemitsu Phone 120 Miss Melba Stendck has returned frustrated the hopes of many ex- appointed to receive, examine and McCords, in IfcOO. In a generaUoo or two all DemocrsU-FVonk Berks, Sagi LOAF CHEESE 1 ^ 4U NAMES lodged a "strong protest" with Vis- Negonee Block. LoweU to her work in Lowell after a six of thousands of men must be landed adjuat all claims and demands j Jauaes G. tbe countries lapsed backlo fheir naw. ^ w CuOeU. Detroit; Ed- count Halifax. Britain's foreign sec- pectant dowagers when they decid- weeks' vacation at home. there before a gun can be fired, lines in the netcs against said deceased by and be- Office Hours: 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. original positions, if indeed Euro- ward T. Kane, Algonac; Sen. David WUEI P«PEI .»• »• lie retary. against arrest in London of ed not to come to America, en Sundsy School-10:00 a. m. of communication opened, and guns, GRAPES 2 15c fore said court: Office Phone 88 Messrs. and Meedames Earl and pean countries may be said to have Martin, Flint; Frank Murphy and representatives of two greot Japa- route to the former king's new job. 'reaching—11:00 a. m. and 7:80 tanks, ammunition, hospitals, com- RED MALAGA It is Ordered, That all the cred- Carl English have gone to Vermont •uch things. James L. Murphy, Detroit; Arthur FIEICTS Mil MUVEL »c C Running for re-election to the governor general of the Bahamas an. nese banking and commercial itors of said deceased are required for a visit and expect to spend missary. the tremendous staffs of So "sursum corda." Which is one B. Nowlckl. Detroit; Arthur C. E U. S. senate. In the Democratic His royal highness changed plans, 86 Office 60 -'ruycr Meeting Thursday, 8:00 houses He was said to have re- to present their claims to said some time with friends and rel- engineers and mechanics made way of saying: "Lift up your Strom, Detroit; Charles J. Redzew- TIP TIP CAUIKLS 14b. b., lie and Republican primaries. Senator decided to disembark at Bermuda. m. atives here before their return ski A 0n quested their immediate release. court at said Probate Office on or D. H. OATLEY avaUable. Raw country must be hearts." Our own history is a gal- ' |8 *c and Anthony J. WU- CIIUETTES~n,uut mland. can. $1.29 Hiram Johnson of California heard There have been rumors, however, Tou will find a welcome at all West There was no official comment, but before the let day of Ootober, A. D. Dantiat opened, and the complete co-opera- lant one—unafraid, friendly content- Hamtramck. - services. Mrs. Chris Fahrni, Freds and himself labeled by President Roose- unofficially it was said the arrest of that his Pennsylvanla-born. Balti- 1IW0. at ten o.'clock In the forenoon, tion of the entire invaded country as- Tb Wayne visited Mrs. Lester Blough ed within its osx. borders. Our J ^ Fltz- velt as "no longer a liberal and cer- the Britains in Japan and of the more-bred wife soon may visit said time and place being hereby sured. And what would we be do- Houae ttt-FS Office tSt-Tt near Belding Sundsy. The latter is northan neighbors arc united to us elevated 80-year-old Luren IONA tainly not a Progressive Democrat" Japanese in Britain was "pure co- America for a plostic operation, de- appointed lor the examination and LOWEU. CHUBCH ing? " " ' D. Dickinson into national promin- recovering from a throat infection. 7tW 01 M MACKEREL 2^ 19c i. J. B. McCarl, former cdmptroller incidence." Tokyo said the British tails unannounced. adjustment of all claims and de- H. P. GOTFREDSEN every Sunday at 2:45 Odds In Oar Fsvor. ^ governor of MlchlgL.^e friendship. Ourtoe ffoat oceans iarre u*. for ^ offlM pnmpl^ general, died in Washington. action was retaliation. When reserve army officers of the mands against said deceased. Physician & Surgeon A message from the Word by Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood. chief enpu 2 <^ti« give us s protection that any Euro- Stuart Perry, editor, Adrian Tele FLOUR k'S3c It Is Further Ordered, That pub- medical corps were called to Car- p. Bert Baker of Grand Rapids. The British Empire Leprosy Re- of staff, line of communications. A C Lord Beaverbrook. Canadian-born lic notice thereof be given by pub- Offices in room formerly occupied lief Association held a "Youth pean nation well may envy. We gram, to oomment approvingly a; lisle barracks. Pennsylvania, for are welcome. E. F., says that we have only five OXTIOl-IIISQ PILLSIHT FLOil 24% IU. |1| London publisher, was added to SPIES: lication of a copy of this order for by the City State "une in on the Grand Rapids Meeting" In London in May. are not thieves; we buy what we the Increased interest Perry point- training, the major course was trop- ports in the United States at which England's Inner war cabinet and is three successive weeks previous to J want and keep the friendship of the ed out that Governor Dickinson, if II0IT FLAKES ' SOLI MEIAL FLOBI j^/iibclSe expected soon to replace Alfred Duff Ration Alert ical and semi-tropical diseases. said day of hearing. In the Lowell enemy forces could disembark. All purchaser. The world laughed at us re-elected, is mathematically more A death sentence was voted by a DR. J. W. TRUMBLE ,ik Cooper as minister of information. G-Men have Increased their force, Ledger, a newspaper printed and the while he was getting ashore his when we bought Alaska, at the Gads- ely to die in office than a young UK FLAKES JAI RUBERS S d~1fc French court for the rebel Gen. VETERINARIAN er in# would rhe lo C. Neville Chamberlain. Britain's due to many complaints about espi- circulated In said county. lighters, barges, piers, cranes, spe- des Purchase, the Louisiana Pur- . , f ** ' ^ i* ir Charles de Galle. who fled to Eng- refulable LIFENOT tr LH premier and advocate of appease- onage. Chief G-Man J. Edgar Hoo- JOHN DALTON, Office—128 N. Division 8t cial equipment we would be right chase, when we made compensation r - MASON JAIS dozen ph. SSe ^ISc Judge of Probate. ment. underwent an operation and ver told governors and their repre- land when the armistice was signed Phone 62 LoweU. Mich. in our own country, with inexhausti- for the Philippines. But that was Short BaUot and has since organized French A true copy: ETERNfTY—Uaendinf Existence ble supplies at our backs. Military FAIIT SOAP MOIIAfS PECTIN boHU 11c may retire from the cabinet. sentatives. called together by Pres- rr C S in forces lor further reaistance. Still FRED ROTH, experts maintain, says this author- " '' f' - O" <*"•»« (or th. over Q. Harriet Eliot, consumers' mem- ident Roosevelt to form a common sia are n t tirinv g to steal anything burdened primary is an appointive pk«- 11c to hear their fate are Former Pre- Register of 'Probate. cl2-3t lt\ that our naw nnd •irnlan*.. r , . ~ •li/uimg Duroenea primary is an appointive SIIE-JEU ber of the National Defense com- front against Fifth Columnists. Prior F. E. WV+E If m bird should come from tome other planet »irplaneii back from us. as a result Let the system for many offices and a re SVLTANA TVNA mission. revealed that body would miers Edouard Daladier and J,eon to 1938 the FBI investigated 35 cases DENTIST could stop Hitler long before be got 0ther nations learn that lesson and nultant short ballot for those to be KIRK'S HARDWATER stagger buying for the army and a year. In 1938 the number rose to Blum and Marshal Maurice Game- and carry away one grain of sand and repeat anywhere near our shores TWO TIMELY FEATURES Negonee Block. LoweU, Mioh. we'U have s better world. elected. can navy to prevent undue pressure on 250 and last year to 1.631. So far lin. De Galle and Blum still are Obviously, an invading army, FLAKES IN THIS WEEK MAGAZIlVE this trip each thousand years, by the time Don't be afraid. Theodore Roosevelt, speaking at FISH 10c the consurrer and consequent price not In French hands. Closed Thursday Afternoons especially across one oi the great this year 16.835 Investigations have "Outlaw the Vigilante" says J. the Ohio conatituUonal convention tai. cake 4C Office 161 Bee. 188 this whole earth were all carried away, ETER- SEO SALMON CASTILE SOAP raises. been made. Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI In in 1912, said: 'Tou cannot get good the final article In his series on the „ . ,, , .. „ , service from the public sen-ant if Have you any references? in- NITY would be just nicely started. Ernest Bates. Mr. .ind Mrs. Carl ; cannot «* him. and there is no SHRIMP A-PEIN M0T0N IIL SMt spy menace In this country. Don't •how the strength of and contain 8% drams of smoke- has failed to penetrate it, you All groups of spell-blndcrs agree qulitd the lady of the house. DAVIS LAKE Gress and son of Grand Rapids and mone effecUve way of hiding him j fall to read this article by the one LOWELL PUB. LIBRARY laminated high test less powder, the heaviest duck load the concentration of fixe am VELTMm COOIIES that we should keep out of war. Lemon iwee Rtcipc Chocks Yes. mum, lots of 'em, answered Are you prepared to meet the SAVIOR who Mrs. WUliam Schroder NONTIEIN TISSIE 4 21c man who knows most about Fifth BLDG. —WEST BIDE obteinahle. (2) Triggered by the vicious effect of the wad at Mih. Ward Stewart fh* by mixing him with a multi- Where they dangerously disagree Is the prospective maid. safety plate class developed for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hulzlnga at- mde of others so that thev are none his |«ieUy Column activities and how to com- — OPKN- aatomobile use are recorded by sound of the shot striking the range. (4) Shaughnessy and said, "Come unto me all ye that labor and are IEIBEI*S NY CEIEAL VIITE SHE POLISI bonulle by advocating their pet method, Then why did you not bring them Mra. Nick Pltsch and son attend- tended the Barry County Fair on of them important enough to catch causing delay to unified plans If you suffer from rlwumatk, arthritis or bat them. Tharsday, Saturday Prof. Harold E. Edgerton, of Mos- windshield, Professor Edgerton's fessor Edgerton examine the 9 neuritis psin. try tkii simpls insxpenslvs with you? heavy laden and I will give you rest?* ed the chicken aupper at RarneU Thursday evening. the eye of the average work-a-day WI0LE IEIIEL C0II IMFON «•• 5e against aggression. 'Too Close to Panama Canal"— from t to 8 p. m. stroboscopic light illuminates the after its removal from the ^ home recipe that thousands are using. Get a Well, mum. to tell the truth, socbusetts Institute of Technology, Thursday evening. Mrs. Wm. Schrader spent Satur- citizen." package of Ru-Ex Compound today- Mix it they're just like my photographs, It's the jungle village of Wla, where scene with a flash lasting 1/1,000,- shield. Though cracked on with a quart of xaUr, add the julee of 4 AUDJE E. POST. Librarian inventor of the ultra-high speed day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Imposing evidence can be cited none of them don't do me Justice. no white man has ever set foot. But 000th of a second and having a sides, it still clings to the nc Mr. and Mra. Ray Mahoffey and ARMOUR'S CORNED CLAPP'S lemons. It's saay. No trouble at all and a North Carolina school teacher photographic technique that makes Sunday School, 3M p. m. daughter of Lansing spent the Philip Diefenbaker of r!«aka. for the belief that the public's abll-; pleasant You nssd only 2 Ubisspoonfuis peak intensity that would exceed developed polyvinal aoetal n Mr. and Mre. E. P. Ba.'-M called ity to discrlmlnale among candl-' two Umsa a day. Often within 48 hours— named Tewkesbury Is trying to get possible eapoaurea as short as week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Eld. SMART sometimes overnight-splendid results are NOTICE. LEDGER REAPERS DR. R. T. LUSTIG 1/1,000,000th d a second. (1) 50,000 one-hundred watt lamps if the "meat" of the laminated g on Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Linl Saturday Jates to select wisely Is In inverse | In there alone! Arthur BarUitt tells Gospel Preackisg, 7:30 Llnd, ratio to the number of choices they! caiw 20c obtained. If the pains do not quickly leave Friends of The Ledger and Alto about his previous trip to these OSTEOPATHIC Standing: hut 16 jwrds away. Dick they could be concentrated in a "sandwich". Safety plate glaB{ afternoon. BEEF HASH 2- 25c BABY FOOBS 3 HHOWS and if you do not fssi hsttsr, Ru-Ex will cost small area. Note that the camera this type is now used in all Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hulzlnga at- are required to make. The longer! you nothing to try aa it is sold by your drug- Solo having business in the Pro- jungles and explains why Uncle Sam Physician Shaughnessy, 17-yaar-old cham- tended the Strand at LoweU Sunday the baUot lists, the less intelligently WHERE TO gist under an ahsoluts rnorm keek guaran- bate Court of Kent County will is Interested In Tewkesbury's suc- General Practioe pion skaet shooter, takes aim with has caught some of the shot, trav- eral Motors can. Fisher Body 1 Ru-Ex Compound ta fsr scls and con.'er a favor on the publisher by cess. Watch for th(>se articles, ex- cials announced recently, at afternoon. Catflshes weighing as much as 24 the pubUc should be expected to GO AFTER hf a 12 gauge automatic shotgun at a eling 100 feet per second faster act. requesting the court to order pro- clusively In This Week, The De- to than the report of the gun, in mid same time cautioning against Mrs BeUe rasper entertained 88 and 41 pounds have been taken M. N. UENBT, Druggist pane of the new lamkiateri high Gospel Hall Sunday School READING bate notices published In this troit News Sunday magazine. air. (8) Professor Edgerton, stand- fusing the new product with hu friends from New Tc-rk last Tues- from Houghton lake rece'itly by- Some authorities go so fsr as to On sale at Christiansen's or (Prepared and equipped to treat teat safety plate glass mounted in day. anglers trolling for pike, w:th twin THE APS paper. The Court will be glud to ing: beside his photographic appa- proof glass despite the high advocate the appointment by the comply with the request when phone for delivery. adv Plies, Prolapse, Fissures aw! the windshield of a Buiok Special Main and Jackson Visitors at the Wm. Schrader i spinner and minnow halt. The 41- governor of secretary of state, state raiu*. views the reault of the teat IN THIS it old friends and neighbors made Flatull without hospltaliiatlon) aedan Ba shells are loaded with home the past week were Mr. and j pounder was 42 inches long, took 40 •reasurer, attorney general and a&P FOOD STOR6S J NEWSPAPER eek through the columns of Respectfully, No husband can please his wife 18 Lafayetta. SE., Qrond liopids 1* ouaoes s* Hu. f chilled The'shot 1MS cracked the glass, bu. Mra. J. E. Apsey, Mr. and Mrs. ^ minutes to land. possibly the auditor general tie Ledger. R Q. Jefferles. Publisher. if she chooses to fight •*»

EIGHT THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, IMO Social Events Michigan State Fair Palate Poll Reflects More Local News Reunions v " I A'K I U I 1..CO M I 'Penonality' of Eaten Mrs. Allda Coleman of Grand Neighborhood Club While cclebritieB of stage, scrcon Rapids spent last week with Mrs. Condon Famlly ChtiU/ithePup (Continued from first page) Bt GEORGE O HAUOKAN / and radio profess a liking for epi- Ida Young. Mrs. R. M. Shlvel was hostess lo The Condon family reunion was According to Dr. Snow, the Fair curean dishes, the tastes of other the Neighborhood Club at her home will provide about three times the The Carl Roth family held their last Thursday. High scores were held at Fallasburg Park last Sun- public figures are for the more apace for agricultural exhibita this annual reunion at Fallasburg Park won by Mrs. C. H. Runclmar. and day with about 50 In attendance. conventional foods. The prefer- year, as against last, housing the last Sunday. Mrs. John Arehart. The officers of last year were re- agricultural exhibits this year In ences, which seem to prove that elected: Art Condon, president and what you eat determines your per- Miss Delia Hatch visited Mrs. n much larger building. Maurice Cahoon In South Boston Entertains for Mrs, Mill Mrs. Maynard Ford, secretary and Welcome! •onallty, were collected In a "pal- The Fair will provide more en- one day last week. Mrs. H. P. Gotfredsen entertained treasurer. It was voted to meet at ate poll" conducted by the National the same place next year. tertainment—and better entertain- with a bridge luncheon on Monday ment. Dr. Snow says,—than ever Restaurant association. Leo Bettes of Pinckney spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and of this week honoring Mrs, R. B. before. A new feature, the "Moon- Numbered among the gourmets Drew Reunion Mrs. R. W. Bettes. Mill, who Is moving to Birmingham light Dance Pavlllion", with a are Bette Davis. Lillian Gish, Doro- this week. Two tables were in play. The 32nd Drew reunion was held Kent 4-H Clubs mammoth dance floor, will present thy Lamour. Cecile B. De Mille Mr. and Mrs. Fred Curry and Miss Sunday. Aug. 11, at Brooks' land- fhe world's greatest dance bands- and H V. Kaltenbom. Miss Davis Eioise Towl of Grand Ledge were Book Forum Picnic ing, Morrison Lake. Gerald Rollins Wayne King. Shep Flelda, Dick likes to start her "perfect dinner" Monday afternoon visitors of Mr. of South Lowell was elected vice and Mrs. Lou Rickner. The Book Forum Club met at the Jurgene>. and Ted FloRlto. Com- with caviar and egg. Miss Gish with home of Mrs. David Cox In Grand president, Carl Roth of Clarksville. mencine Monday, September 2 there • "bit of DuBonnet," Miss Lamour Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKlnnle and Rapids Tuesday evening for a pic- secretary and treasurer, for the will be six afternoons of high with fresh shrimp served on cold daughter Mbry are returning today nic. Mrs. Theron Richmond re- coming year. Relatives were pres- TOP-QUALITY HARDWARE AT LOWEST PRICES! clan harness racing, with several artichoke leaves with whipped may-' (Thursday) for their home In Oak viewed "Fifty Best American Short ent from Chicago, Flint, Saranac, thousands of dollars offered In onnaise. Mr. De Mille votes for Park, Illinois after visiting her fa- Stories" by E. F. O'Brien. Greenville, South Lowell, Lake Odessa. Grand Rapids, Clarksville puraes. crab Creole with sauteme as an ap- ther. Carl Roth and family of Ver- We take pride in offering the best workman- Extravaganza Every Night Goofus Club and Freeport The Invitation was petizer and roast pheasant with bur- gennes. accepted from Mr. and Mrs. Roy ship and material In all the equipment we The State Fair Revue, on a 150- gundy for the entree, and Mr. Kal- Robert Yelter, representing the Mrs. Eugene Carr entertained the Phillips to hold the 1941 reunion at foot stage in front of the grand- tenborn forgets about tlfe European Northway Fotel in the water carnl- Goofus Club at her home last Wed- Morgan's Mills near Greenville. /~\UR telephone was out of order sell. Every item guaranteed, and satisfied stand will nightly present an "undet- troubles of his radio broadcasts in a val held at Crystal Lake. Beulah. nesday. Honors were won by Mrs. ^ this afternoon, io the company customers are our aim. the stars" big-time extravaganza. meal that starts with blue points on Augurt 9 won second prize with hla Clyde Collar, Mrs. Bruce McQueen, Select School Reunion sent a guy up to fix it He was a The famous "Holy Land", a mar- Mrs. Vern Ashley and Mrs. Wilson the half shell and winds up with float posing as "Smoky Stover in The 35th annual Select School re- tall skinny bloke, and looked like a velous animated model of Pales- cognac served in an inhaling glass. His Car", it being Judged on merit Washburn. Refreshments were serv- ed. union and homecoming for former fioor lamp with a wig. He wai so tine as It was In the time of Chriat, But if you're entertaining a sena- of originality. South Boston residents was held at thin that he could have worn a wool with more than 1.000 moving fig- tor, congressman, governor, mayor, Friends of Mrs. G. B. Martindale, the Grange hall August 8th with an sock for a sweater, and his back- ures. will also be a IMO Fair fea- Celebrate Silver Artnlvenary or sports notable, more common formerly of Saranac, will be glad attendance of nearly 100. Following bone stuck out so far it looked like a ture. This exhibit, which Is known fare would be in order. to know that she returned home Dr. and Mrs. Frank Tredenlck of the potluck dinner, the business bunch of walnuts tied on a string. throughout the world, required 11 Grand Rapids, formerly of Low^U. ••••••••••••••••I from Ft. Lauderdale, Fia., last meeting was called to order by the While he was fixing the phone Mac- years of intense application by Gov. Keen Johnson of Kentucky celebrated their sliver wedding an- Sunday evening and Is visiting her retiring president, George Thurlby, Tavlsh and I pulled a lot of Junk out expert carvers and mechanicians submits a combination of tomato niversary Wednesday night. A mother, Mrs. Glen Tower, and sis- who bears the record of attending of his grip. There was wire, tape, to build. juice, old-fashioned bean soup, marriage ceremony was performed all 35 reunions. Roll call of old ter. Mrs. G. E. Hatch, in Saranac. pliers and all kinds of stufT. Every For the first time In It? history, broiled steak, greens, beets, pota- and refreshments enjoyed. Only pupils was taken and letters read Ume the big totem pole wanted the State Fair was made wlf- toes, head lettuce with roquefort Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lee and relatives and a few friends weA from V. H. Church of East Lansing suppjrtlng under the present man- dressing, milk and Ice cream with Glenn Batemen of Smyrna called present. and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Behler of somethfhg he'd have to chase Mac agement In 1939. The po'lciea then cake as his "company dinner," but on Mrs. DeEtte Howk last Sunday. St. Paul. Minn. Election of officers and mc over half the house. He instituted are being followed this breaks down and confesses under Dayton Ingraham of Detroit, a Announce-Comlng Marriage followed and J. P. Freeman was chased me down the street trying to year and have enabled the Fair the heading of "remarks" that "my cousin, called one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Behnke of named president for next year. get his roll of tape and he nearly to proceed without state subsidy favorite menu really is: hog Jowl, Gene Lee. wife and two children Howard City announce the ap- Mrs. Richmond of Grand Rapids broke a leg when he fell through a of Belding were other callers Sun- Claaey Cooks' Demonstration Dinner Admission lo tho Fair will b.' turnip greens, combread, navy proaching marriage of their daugh- sang several solos, accompanied at crack in the sidewalk. - day. the piano by Mrs. Herman Hunt of The Morse Lake Classy Cooks •'>0 cents, with a l'i-cen admission beans, buttermilk and cherry pie." ter. Marguerite Ellen of Grand Rap- - . (ReltaMd by Wettein Newspaper Union.) Talks were given by gave their demonstration dinner at for children under 14 years old. Sen. Guy M. Gillette of Iowa casts All are glad to hear that R. W. ids, to Donald E. MacNaughton of Up until August 22, however, half Lowell. The wedding ceremony Messrs. Earl and Carl English the home of their leader, Mrs. • ? a ballot for roast beef or steak, but Bettes. local Grand Trunk agent, .-I price tickets In tooks uf four ran will take place August 30 In How- (pupils of the first select school), Charles Smith, Wednesday, Aug. 7, admits that he is willing to trade has improved sufficiently from a at one o'clock. be purchased from county agents. ard City. who came from the West to attend either for meat pie. Sen. Gerald recent siege of angina pectoris to The following guests were pres- 4-H clubs, Ford Motor Co. agen- be allowed to sit up for a while this reunion. Those attending from P. Nye of North Dakota says he the most distant places were Mr. ent: Mrs. John Scott Mrs. Leslie cies and Hl-Spoe.i Brnice Stations; oach day. He Is being relieved at Entertains at Cottage UNCOMMON and Mrs. Earl English of Portland, Hobbs, Mrs. Lisle Clark, Mrs. Elmer also Cunningham drug stores. likes his chicken soup thick and the depot by Mr. Morrison of his vegetable soup thin. Carl Baker entertained Sunday Ore., Mr. and Mrs. Carl English of AMERICANS Telter, Mra. Val Watts, Mrs. Ralpn SPECIAL Middleton. at their cottage at Murray Lake Hoag, Mrs. Roland Depew and Mrs. Who Is the great man? Listen, Gov. Ralph L. Carr of Colorado Vancouver, Wash., Mrs. Agnes The new home of Mrs. Clara Mc- for his students and their parents n» BUM •cerr WATVOM Kenneth Axford. av adds this thought after listing his j Parks of Phoenix, Ariz., and Wilbur and I will tell you: He is great who 'i Carty on North Jefferson-ave. will and a few guests from Lansing, Sniathen of Long Island. People After the guests had all arrived For <-H FAIR feeds other minds. He Is great preferences: "Give me a glimpse be completed this week by J. C. Belding and lonla. Community were also present from Detroit, each girl presented her mother with who inspires others to think for of a Colorado sunset and as twilight Hatch and Son, contractors, who singing, games and refreshments Grand Rapids, Lancing, Owosso, Schoolmaster of a Nation a beautiful corsage and escorted her themselves. He is great who tells falls over the Rockies. I would were enjoyed by the fifty-seven .will then move their equipment lonla, Nashville, Hastings, Battle E WAS "the most popular Into the dining room and seated her. 8-oz. Sanforized you the things you already know change places with no man on. b t three miles north of Ada on present a ou Creek. Lowell and Saranac. It was H American of the Nineteenth The following dinner was served: but which you did not know you earth." Mayor Dan B. Butler of I Honey Creek where they will begin Tomato Juice and crackers, mash- decided to hold next year's reunion century, the man who had the larg- knew until he told you. He Is Omaha. Neb., prescribes a heavy work on the new home of Mr. and Observe Birthday at the same place In early August ed potatos. city chicken, harvard great who shocks you. Irritates est influence in determining the repast and concludes under "re- Mrs. Wadsworth Bissell. Mr. and Mrs. C. Althen Simpson and the community will be Invited beets, molded vegetable salad, relish, OVERALLS you. affronts you. so that you are thoughts and Ideals of the American marks" that "after eating a meal of Grand Rapids honored his father, to attend. Since last year's reunion, hot clover leaf rolls and butter] Jostled out of your wonted ways, On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. people during that period and the like the above, too full for re- M. E. Simpson on his birthday last W. E. Baker, who had been secre- home-made ice cream, dream cake lifted out of the mire of the com- Hatch went to Grand Rapids and man to whose work many great and Iced lea. marks." Mayor Brnntly Harris of got Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mlsner, Friday by entertaining him, Mrs. tary for the S3 years of the reunion's monplace. Americans of the present day After the dinner was served, the Galveston, Texas, also under "re- taking them for a trip through Ver- Simpson and Mrs. J. ScKrouder at history, has passed away. pay tribute as being the fountain guests were entertained by the marks," says; "A good couch to go gennes to the old home of Mr. Mls- the Grand Haven oval in the after- The Michigan celery harvest is of their inspiration to aspire and to members of the club. Amusing to sleep on" suits him best after his ner and called on Mr. and Mrs. noon and for a birthday dinner In now In full swing, but did you achieve." He was William Holmes games were then enjoyed by the favorite dinner. Mayor J. J. Kauf- Carl James. They had picnic dinner the evening at Frultport Coming Events know that these long white, crisp McGuffey, the "Schoolmaster of a guests, Mrs. John Scott and Mrs. crunchy stalks are known by the man of Tacoma, Wash., admon- 'allasburg Park, then resumed Ralph Hoag winning prizes. P. ft P. Club Nation," learned as aplum graveolens? Well, ishes: "Don't forget the finger W trip through Keene, lonla The club members and their We give Cold Stamps and back to Lowell and Grand Kent County 4-H Club Fair, Rec- we didn't know It either. Michigan bowl" The P. ft P. Club met last Thurs- reation Park. Lowell, Aug. 21-22-23. Born in Pennsylvania in 1800, Mc- guests thanked Mrs. Smith, the stands first In the United States In Rapids. day evening with Mr. and Mrs. I, O. Guffey became a pioneer teacher in hostess, for the lovely afternoon as acreage devoted to celery. Genevieve Seeley of Cascade Altenburger. Mrs. M. E. Simpson WPA Leathercraft technician Kentucky after his graduation from they left for their homes. Dozing off at the age of 15, a'spent last week with her grand- and Mr, Altenburger won the hon- from Grand Rapids will be present a little college in his native state —Priscllla Smith, Sec y. woman In Italy has been sleeping parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Seeley of ors, Mrs. Wm. Wachterhauser was at Recreation Park Monday after- and later was offered a position on Minted potato balls add a new a guest. Bowne Kitchen Maids note to dinner. Scoop out small almost continuously for 70 years.'gno* District, Callers on Saturday noon. Aug. 19. at two o'clock, to the faculty of Miami university in Reynolds' The club had a picnic at Fallas- The first and second year girls balls with a vegetable scoop, boll waking for a brief time each day to were Mr lind MrB wm Abbot and give Instruction. All Interested Ohio. Recognizing the lack of good burg Park Wednesday afternoon held a supper for their mothers and In salted water until tender, drain, be fed. daughter Mrs. Jerry Kidder of Lan- should be present reading material in the common and evening. leaders on Thursday, Aug. 8. at the loss In melted butter then In chop- sing. Mrs. Sarah Boyce of Mlddle- schools of those days, McGuffey re- Men's Wear home of Mrs. Aima Stahl. There ped fresh mint Good with lamb I guess you'd call us friends—we vlIIe and Mre. Emanuel Yeiter. Sun- Townsend Club will meet Friday Marriage Announced solved to do something about it were twenty-one present chops. have the same enemies. day evening guests were Mrs. Will evening, August 16 at the home of •••••••••••••••• The result was the publication in Marjorle Porrltt, Sec'y. Abbott of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Fryover have Mrs. E, L. Kinyon. Everyone In- 1836 of the first and In 1837 the Leon Seeley and daughter Diane received announcement of the mar- vited. The Six Jolly Chefs riage of their daughter. Mrs. Leone second of a graded set of readers. Mr. and Mrs. TUdy and Mr. a| and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Seeley and The Six Jolly Chefs have had Sevrey of San Francisco, Calif., to Annual Congregational church The next year he published a third Mrs. Kalward and daughter son Charles. several meetings since the last re- Archie Odion of Portage, Wash. supper September 24. Watch for and a fourth reader. Then, with Grand Rapids. further notice. the help of his brother, Alexander port. We had lessons In table set- The Arthur Peel family vlsl{ The ceremony took place August 2 ting, discussed well balanced meals McGuffey. who aided in the revision Mr. and Mrs. George Miller al From Veil to Shorts at West Seattle Methodist parson- and did some canning. We also age. Mr. and Mrs. Odion will make of the earlier works and collected family of Lelghton Sunday. Go Turkiih Girls Train Schedules discussed the making of our book Fred Cox, Gordon Peel and Jcl their home in Portage. Up until two much of the material for the and poster. On Wednesday the AUGUST S SALE Fifty years have taken Turkish years ago. Mrs. Odion was a Lowell The time given below is Sastern and George Regan went to the Io: next two, he Issued his fifth and 14th, we met at the Guy Qulggle standard time. fair Tuesday evening. ^ women far, all the way from the resident and she haa the best wishes sixth Eclectic Readers. home from nine until three to finish of friends here. Clifford Draper of Muskeg] veil to shorts. Recently the Ameri- Pere Marquette McGuffey not only had a keen the canning and the book and spent the week-end at home. F Kinf's can Girls College of Istanbul cele- Train going east 8:40 a. m. literary sense but he was also poster and at noon enjoyed a Draper spent Sunday at Martin. brated its half century anniversary Democrat Women Enjoy Picnic 24^-lb. tack Train going west 7:40 p. m. able to select from the world's welner roast for our lunch. This was Mr. and Mrs. Herman VandJ iil Pure Gold Flour 69c of turning out Americanzed versions The Lowell Women's Democrat Grand Trunk our last meeting for the summer. Stolpe of Grand Rapids spent best literature selections that ap- of Turkish young women. Although We have had a successful year and Club held a picnic at Fallasburg pealed to children. That fact com- day with Mr. and Mrs. J. Cox al Eastbound, No. 22 8:28 a. m! we will all complete the year. family. Red A White 24%-lb. tack there were only two Turkish girls in Park Monday afternoon. A wonder- No. 56 *1:20 p. m bined with the high moral tone of the first graduating class, the num- ful meal waa enjoyed and talks giv- Everyone has enjoyed the 4-H meet- Ever MC Westbound, No. 21 'S.-OS p. m. the selections, which recommended Clifford Draper, Fred and Rj • lOlir y k guaranteed en. Dr. Heyns who was scheduled to ings through the summer. 79e bers have increased since the ad- them to parents trying to bring ert Cox spent Sunday evening give the address was unable to at- 'Stops at Lowell for U. S. Mall. Alice Mae Phillips, Reporter. the Eugene Dalkha home. vent of the Turkish republic and the their children up in the way they tend and Walter F. Corbin a former •Dally. Micbigan 10 recognition of women's rights until should go, gave his readers great 90 per cent of the college is Turkish. resident of Lowell and who is run- Fine Granulated lbs. ning for Kent County sheriff filled popularity. They sold by the mil- N. McCORDS— E. CASCADE When the European war stop] Beet Sugar The leading Turkish families are Within five hours Rover Scouts Mrs. Effle Cox 49c lions in this country and were trans- jthe arrival of a number of necl eager for their daughters to have his place. In Durban. South Africa, collected lated into many foreign languages slties Brazil started a campaign [ FED ft WHITE American educations. But even Short addresses were also given 250 dozen eggs and distributed them to needy families In a 120- so that the McGuffey influence was Mrs. Vern Aldrich and daughter have them made at home. though the students appear in brief by Roy Koeze, candidate for state Spry 3-lb. ea 47c representative and Theodore Van- mile area. extended into other lands. Jean spent Tuesday afternoon with white shorts and bare legs for gym ...... Rolled Oats 17e - m ., j derVeen, cand date for state sena- Mrs. Stuart Draper. classes—a far cry from the days c How great that influence was— Red ft White tor especially in this country—it is im- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Adema and when they had to be veiled for com- children of New Era. Mr. and Mrs. Mirshnallows ( mencement — the Turkish govern- possible to estimate. But there is Marriage Licenses no doubt that the serious purpose of Dick DeRose and children of Mus- Stap Flakes box 21 e ment and national customs tend to Also kegon and Mr. and Mrs. John FISH FRYj Eugene Miion Hall, 22. Alto, R, the McGuffey Eclectic Readers, Free glass in each package 1-lb. cello, tack lOc lessen the Americanization process. Nevlmyer of New Era spent Wed- F. D. No. 1; Margaret Jeanne Mc- Ibe People's Cboice .. their kindly spirit and their teach- Even though "Gone With the neaday with Mr. and Mrs. Nick Master, 18, Grand Rapids. ings of the essential virtues made DeYoung and family/ FRIDAY NICHTl Wind" is the Turkish students' fa- children of an earlier generation vorite reading matter and pictures WOLVERINE Mr. and Mrs. John Cox entertain- P&G A dull sergeant was drilling the better men and women today. At ed for dinner on Sunday for Mr. and MILK of Clark Gable and Tyrone Power Not-Eiduion least, that is the unanimous testi- White Naptha Soap Red A White Evaporated decorate her room, she does not recruit squad In the use of the rifle, Mrs. Frank Steenman of Vergennes, FRESH LAKE PERCH mony of many American notables- and In the afternoon aUl visited Mr. entertain men at college proms. The All went Btnoothly until the blank Ante Insurance. cartridges were distributed. The re- authors, educators, industrialists, and Mn. Nick DeToung and fam- ministry of education prohibits boys 3 bars 10c 3 tall eais 20c cruits were inrtructed to load their Call 357 statesmen — not to mention thou- ily. Other callers were Mr. and Mrs. and girls dancing together within RIVERVIEW IRRi pieces and stand at "ready", and sands of "Just plain folks" who be- Henry Myers of Ada. the college walls. then the sergeant gave the com- H. J. RITTERBEI, Aft. long to the numerous "McGuffey So- Mr. and Mrs. J. Cox took lunch East of City limits on M-21 Although tbe Turkish collegian mand, "Fire at will." Private Lunn cieties" and who at regular inter- with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Draper speaks good English and studies was puzzled. He lowered his gun. LOWELL, MICHIGAN vals gather together to read again Sunday evening. Other callers were Kerr Wide Mooth Jirs, pts. 79c with many of the same books as her "Which one is Will?" he asked. their favorite selections from the American counterpart, she doesn't Eclectic Readers. wear makeup, doesn't like to eat e Weitern Newspaper Union. J'resh bruits and Vegetables between meals, has never heard of a "coke" or "Jitterbug" and prefers tango to swing. She'd rather ^o to Tail Tale. The convict poked his Michigan Cooking or Eating the movies than to a dance and only ® STRAND « head cautiously out of the bakery drinks alcoholic beverages at a ball door and. seeing the road clear, took or a wedding. out In high gear and bumped into a stranger headed in the opposite di- APPLES 6 lbs. 25c Boys aren't allowed to call at the Friday - Satunlay, Aug. 16 -17 Duchess, Transparent, Bed Astrachan, Sweet Bough rection. After apologies were made, college, so the dean isn't bothered the stranger remarked that he, be- Extra Fancy with the ever-present American ing a newcomer, would appreciate problem of petting in parked cars being given the right steer on the because the average Turkish youth Joint and people in it The first par- CELERY HEARTS, Ig. bunch 10c doesn't own one. there being but ty being a loquacious duck who 5.000 in all Turkey. thought highly of himself, laid it on Sunkist Although new vistas have been heavy. widely opened to women in the last "Now take the hospital." he blurb- two decades of Turkish history, the ed. "I can wrangle an excuse there LEMONS . . . doz. 29c average student prefers marriage to any day, 'cause I can fako anything a career. None looks forward to a from T. B. to ptomaine. The dining movie or stage carter because that room is a cinch to double back on - Choice J'resh 9//eats - still "isn't tht thing to do." Al- for a extra handout, and I can talk though she gets her fashion ideas fast enough to get all my clothes from the American movies, she isn't tailor-made. I've Just come back as susceptible to fads as American from the bakery, where I knocked over a pie and a couple dozen rolis. girls and her sweaters and skirts AH in all. fella, I'm the beat con- have more individuality than those niver that ever wore a number. Loom Sausage s™ n. )Sc found on American campuses. The newcomer discarded his look Congratulations She choose* her own clothes but of awe, and casually remarked: Grade 1 Meaty doesn't have an allowance. She likes 'By the way. do you know who And Best Wishes sophisticated clothes rather than IIAI Ml Universal News you're talking to? I'm the new war- Pott Sausage lb. 12c Pig Hocks lb. 12c casual sports things; wears ber hair den of this place." To each and every member of the Kent in a long glamour-girl bob, favors The garrulous con never batted Spare Ribs lb. 12c Beef Pot Rst. lb. 19c snoods and costume Jewelry. an eyelash. "And do you know who County 4-H Clubs and other participat- you're talking to!" he returned, I'a. Sunday • Monday, Aug. 18 -19 the biggest liar that ever stepped ing clubs. NOTICE. LEDGER READERS- inalde this penitentiary!" Frlends of The Ledger having Kour example typifies the true Americai Sliced Bacon 'Lm" lb. 23e business In the Probate Court of Kent County will confer a favor spirit of self-reliance and it an inspiration on the publisher by requesting the court to order probate notices all of us, old and young alike. May published in this paper. The Court will be glad to comply with confinue to crown your efforts is the wish the request when made. — Re- spectfully, R. G. Jefferles. tf Wmt Mtffffy A widower was getting married, WEAVER'S SI thia time to a widow. As they took C. H. RUNCIMAN their position before the altar he ZOMuleTeam PHONE 166 WI DEUVKR whispered to her: "Now, don't be ter prtmitmg. Call 34 Lowell, Michigan Call II We Give Gold Stamp* nervous dear." "I never am," was the smiling re- Alto Selocted Skorts • Newt Ada-Oal MIM. No too charge. i