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Eifablished June, 1893 LOWELL. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. JUNE 29. 1950 Number 9 REVIEW I Mr. and Mra. Howard Bartlett have sold their home on N. Monroe Lowell Rotory Club street to Richard Schlernltzauer, Mrs. Alice R. Gardner manager of the Franks 5 and 10c Kent County Gains Installs Offlctrs D. S. Editors Annuai Goodwill Tour Passes in 90th Year Brady Motors Play Store. It is understood possession At Failosburg Park will be given soon. Alice Rosabell Gardner died at * • • Over Last Census E. C. Foreman was general chair- her homo on East Main St., Lowell, Moose Here Friday I The Gamble Store was closed a man for the Rotary Club meeting Through Ontario a Great Success Saturday, June 24, 1950 at the age couple of days the first of the week held at the Shelter House at Fai- of 89 years HHand 7 mosL . Thihis week Friday the Brady!; while Albert Hermans, manager, Total of 40,682 losburg Park this week Wednesday, The Seventh Annual U. S. Editors' Born November 10, 1860 at Ber- Motors of the Michigan Fastball: l i, l e 1 few was in Ionia, where,>ie waa called at which time the newly elected Goodwill Tour of Ontario with lln, Mass., the daughter of Abel 'eague will come to town. This ls D^, ^'l .° 'a" weeks the r, tlflh by the death of his father, John Kent County has a population of officers were Installed as follows; Harold Jefferles of the Lowell and Rosabell Halladay she came one of the fastest and most color- ® , ^a^or Party really showed Hermans. Mr. Hermans' death oc- 287,020, an increase of 40,682 or Ledger one of the Michigan repre- to Michigan In the year 1863 and M teams to ever play In Lowell, . ^"vU.nv 16.51 per cent over the 1940 figure | Top Amateur Talent curred in his home at Ionia Sunday sentatives, was ten days filled with settled with her parents on a farm^he Brady outfit boasts of one of ln Th. i "2 of 246,338, according to figures re- a and funeral services were held on hoBp||allty and gracious treotment In Sebewa Twp., Ionia Co. .the finest pitchers In the country "o Tuesday. v leased by the Fifth District Census such as few Americans find in this in «..ii -ruia i u. ...ii tne Schumann Plan for the mte- Sought By Showboat On November 27, 1884 she was Thia game should be well Bration of lhe coa, and Bteel * • * Supervisor Friday. country. th Th H, . . . . . , j united in marriage to Charles E. I seeing and a record attend- f France Germany and The Showboat baa been brought Cities and Villages The tour was sponsored by the J^Z'Z U6U1.> |r;ar,inpr .Tf Innl1°"'n« PCon . wherWb.re. thiw other Euro p.™ "r"- into homo port and is being made Population of cities and incor- r.t lr.n i WiWtn Two iln„ Row lous. bloWow In our all-ou.l^t t figh...htt ready for its trips down the river, porated villages in«the county as a aln8t the Hotel Association of the Province the annual "Seorch for a Star"I* «hlch they spent in Lowell.i The LowgH Moose added two fe spread of Communism. 'round Cattail Bend during 1950 compared with the 1940 census, the To thlH un,on Ight will be held July 15 to select were oorn 7 chll- more wins to their victory string j ' wns mighty glad to see the Showboat week. The color scheme 1950 census figure first, is as fol- tlren 2 in the repainting Job has not been w several acts for this year's . dying In Infancy and the,when they defeated Greenville by Wrongly worded condemnation of lows: liowboat. I youngest daughter. Roxana, passed a 9 to 3 margin at Recreation Park ,he Labor Party stand by Mr. Paul made public but the committee has 1950 1940 awa ln 1,11 1916 and oldMt ch,ld a very attractive outline and prom- ! Canadian National and Canadian Anyone may compete, and vocal ! y AP last week. Hoffman, head of the European Re- Grand Rapids, 175,647-164,292 EdBO ises this year's Showboat will out- East Grand Rapids, 0,367—4.899. Pacific Railways. Instrumental and specialty acts are n, October 1943. j Thc j^oose took the measure of shine all previous attempts to give Lowell, 2,180—1,944. Niagara Falls from the Air wap.-ed to uncover the best new Her husband preceedcd her In the Grand Rapids American Le- .h<. LmJh ® Lowell's out-door entertainment talent around the state. Sparta, 2,317—1,945. The tour started on Thursday — d..th June 26. 1941. Tw^ o ,o„, Hueh K>-101|„n1 buy au 2iO3 tIUo !o .corncurc. aIttl Reer.aI\ecreil-- , vullh t'oSvnur Vrindfrlnn^la. nn ui .me. ,in Ius an..^nnpd allie. s to Grandvllle, 2,020-1,566. morning, June 15, from Buffalo, ' "''"."'.Z "V xfro' vf„hoi " ththe mnxmaxiumum , 0or don'nn t expect nnanvy • • * Rockford, 1,987—1,778. i 0onee of lhthe rereculnu,ar r JJulu| v 24.20 and daughter. Mrs. Mabel Scott of.thi * two-hit. PltCh,nnltchlncg - nflrfnrmnnrerformancc e . .. N. Y.. with a plane trip to Toronto, " « * Q y ^hiM^n « ^ P further financial aid from the During the olectric storm Friday Cedar Springs, 1,373—1,101. the plane circling several times fhowboat performances. Several of ^well six grandchildren 9 Rreat" of Seeley. United gtate8- tho,e night there was some damage to over the Niagara Falls to give a ••'wted in past years have granchlldren and "ne sister, Mrs.| The hl h, publlciied game be- Thfl ap0i0KiBta are savincr "Oh the Light and Power Plant and 110 on t0 vvere y 8ucce ful rot L1Uian Merrl,, at Sunf,eld Burvlve beautiful view of the cascading 'P 1 " P ^ ' - tween the Moose and the Rockford that deSlSon by the Britlsh Labor Townships 8lonal lines here which kept the men busy water. Lunch was served In Toron- careers, Mrs. Gardner was a member of j Wolverines at the Rockford Home-ip ty executive council doesn't Population of townships as com- ar for a few days making repairs and to at the Royal Canadian Yacht All entries should be sent to C. H. the Lowell Methodist Church and coming was rained off at the end j mean much." The apologists are keeping the service running with- pared with 1940 census: Club by the Toronto Convention Runciman, show chairman, as early will be graatly missed by her of three complete Innings with the [ 100% wrong. England at the mo- out interruption. 1960 1940 Jay 8. Boelens and Tourist Association, after which a* possible to avoid error. friends and relatives. score tied at three all. ment Is controlled by Prime Minis- Other minor damages are report- Ada. 1,996—1,491. The new president is Jay 8. the group was taken on a boat trip Funeral services were held Tues- ter Attlee and the members of the ed throughout the rural areas but Algoma, 1,798—1,403. Boelens; vice president, Daniel H. around the Toronto waterfront. A Busy Schedule Next Week Treleven; secretary, Frank F. 14th Annual West Mich. day afternoon at two o'clock at Labor party. If the labor party nothing serious. The rain was most Alpine, 2,944—2,118. reception and dinner was held that The Moose* lads face a busy Bowne, 1,106—1,118. Coons' treasurer, John A. Abrahtm; Roth Funeral Home, ttie Rev. C. , . , . , . .. , bosse"uoocos saBayy thme partpuny IBs againsagainaLt welcome as fields were getting dry evening In the Royal York hotel by Black and White Show schedule next week when they play , cooperation with France, Byron, 4,178—8,161. directors. King Doyle and WiUlam E. Pollock officiating. Interment econom c and farm crops needed the mois- the Ontario Government after which host to the West Leonard Mer- Germany and the rest of western Caledonia, 2,046-1,605. Lee; and sergeant-at-arnn, I. W. f. „ .p . : Thmee 14ti«nh annual Weswest MichigaMicmgan was made In Danby cemetery. ture. chants at Recreation Park Monday j Europe, then the British la also * • * Cannon. 1,608—1.088. McFall. llil ™ VST '•IS. Btack .no Whit. Show, nponsored Ionia County. We,t night. Tuesday, July 4, the Moose 0pp0sed to such joint action, Mrs. Byrd Beachum, Grand Cascade, 1,694—1.266. Features or tne dinner was the ToronU) Rf mHniJht ^ Michigan Holsteln Breed- Toronto at midnight by special erg> Aaaooiatlon will be held Wed ^lll pl.y .t ^l,nd .t t.o o'clock i Ulllted [ew Courtland, 1,260—1,010. out-door broiling of Pedigreed t tl ,0 O Guardian of International Order " ™ :. '^ .1 he g Gaines. 3,289—1,930. 11 « , , T ^ years has bent over backwards to of Job's Daughters reports that White Leghorns generously con- Holland Moose will come to Lowell. i Grand Rapids, 9,231-6,069. Friday, June 16, the editors ar- grounds, Marne, Mich., with one work wlth free democritlc natlonj| the local girls, Marian Parker, wno tributed by Mr. Foreman and ex- rived at Ottawa and were Immedi- Lowell Hi Students Grattan, 1,022—886. day district show. "Bucky", Sports Reporter throughout the world, Including was selected Bethel Queen; Julie pertly broiled by Howard C. Zindel, ately taken to the Chateau Laurier Lowell, 8,494—1,816. Cattle to be assembled In the England. The American people Lundberg, honorary Marshal to the of M8C Poultry Extension Dept., Hotel for breakfast as guests of Nelson, 2,019—1,882. and especially made Ice cream pro- morning and health papers and en- Grand Officers; and Beverly Bedell the Canadian National Railways Vocation Bible School en8 ince the ,lut war th r- Oakfleld, 1,000-800. ltrie s checked. Judging will be held Now Making Records ^ ! • 'o at Junior Custodian of Selected Bethel, vided In abundance by Wm. Chrls- and the hotel. During the morning j Paris, 9,872—6,414. in afternoon with O. F. Foster, The Ledger this morning received mioses Wirn rrogrom Europe could get back on Its feet. did work of which the friends in tlansen. the party toured Ottawa and visit- Plainfleld. 8,006-8,876. Manager, Lakefleld Farms, Clarks- some interesting news from a for-, * U IJ ci-ij . I„u» I However, the time has come when Lowell may well be proud. These Chairman Foreman was ably as- ed the mint where each editor was t 1. » , . j Aa program waos helncidu Fridarrtuay nighutgiivt | , Solon, 1318-1,440. ton, Mich., doing the placing. Eng and shou d either get on our Daughters accompanied Mr. and sisted by L. W. Rutherford and given a sample (a sliver dollar and mer Lowell family which we are| ^ n Church of the Na. Sparta, 4.088-8.4

..a: TWO THE LOWELL • «- inun-auMt, jwiic. €9, imv FOUR i^aw. FIVE supper at th# George Krebs Tuen- morning of th# death of William loaded on lake boats. The editor Star Comers day evening in honor of their Fighter of Haatings who haa been group were guests that evening of McCords Locals daughter, Barbara Jean's 6th birth- i poor health the paat three years Speed is Greatest Mrs. Ira Blough n Editors' Tour the city of Port Arthur. All board- Rev. Jamefl Ballard Mrs. Mary Potter day. iHe and bis family were residents ed the train at midnight. {: (Continued from Page 1) Mrs. John Klahn, Mr. and Mra. 'of thla vicinity before moving to _ __ 1 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Postma of Thursday. June 22, having arrived Jolly Community Club met lastj Ernest Klahn and daughter of Hastings about 29 years ago. hunt am Of Higliway Killers C Aaa A # Tuesday. June 20, they were at 8:00 aTni. in the Vewly built city Freeport called on his parents. Mr. journwesT oowne ant, Mr9 E 081 111 week Wednesday afternoon withj Lake Odessa were Sunday after- ~ iMr. and Mrs. Fred Spencer and ^roughl to Kenora by launch and of Marathon the party were guests - ^ - P " Sunday, Mrs. Laura Wilcox, 18 ladles and America's greatest highway killer noon visitors at Henry Klahn's. Mrs. L. T. Anderson picked up by the Kenora District -speed—waa named by F. M daughter spent Sunday at the of the Marathon Paper Mills ofj Mr. and Mrs. Matt Metternlck 4 children being present. At meet- Camp Owners' association for a;Canada for breakfast and made a were Sunday dinner guests of their Alger. Jr.. Chairman of the Mich- Mrs. Freeman Hoffman enter- Mrs. Emmett Sheehan accom- Dorr Glldden home, they juat re- ing discussion of the annual club tained fourteen boys Monday aft- FARMERS ATTENTION-We need sightseeing trip by car some seven- fOUr through the very modern pa- son. Matt Jr., and Jamily. igan State Safety Commission, the panled her son-in-law and daugh- turned here from a visit to Okla- I , » FOR RENT—Floor waxer and pol- FOR SALE—Large old house, semi- HOUSEHOLD GOODS for sale- LOST—Wednesday evening, June HOUSE TRAILER For sale. 371 picnic which will be held, Sunday, er noon In honor of her son Billy's homa having spent the laat winter ¥ your dead and disabled stock StiL' ty miles to visit Kenora-Nestor falls I per mill where a special pulp board I Vr„nU Wol.-htnn wnn „ Thnr.Ha^ sponsor of the July program of ter, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kelts- isher. Roth ft Sons Co., Lowell. modern, 2/3 aero close In. Priced Gibson refrigerator, like new, 21, at Vergennes Methodist model, 22 ft. $850.00. Wanted a Frank July 16 at Fallnsburg park at usual 12th birthday after games a lunch paying a little. Can give service and the Whitefish Bay area. A ;f0r making paper cartons, etc ..i i Hou«hton was^ a Thursday traffic safety education on Speed man to Mllford Saturday and spent in Florida. elOtf to sell quick. Excellent Invest- davenport and chair, platform Church, corner Bailey Dr. and cheap Chevrolet. Alto phone 3471. place, dinner will be at 12:30. Eva Including a birthday cake was en- same day called with well equip- shore dinner of fried walleye fillet .nanufactured. Lunch was served y ^ George"colbv"^^ Control. over the weekend with Mr. and ment for $1900 down. Phone Low- rocker, dining room suite. 2 beds, Parnell Av., a sapphire bracele*: P9 and all tho trimmings was served at their modern hotel and at nnon'I . , George Colby waa a Rickert was appointed as Ice cream joyed all wishing Billy many more ped truck. Cooper Tankage Co. SARANAC STOCK YAKD8—Buy- "About 28,000 traffic accidents oc- Mrs. Paul Kackaele. Uirfrin ell 597. Owner. p8-10 electric heater, toaster, fan, with stones long and 4" wide at the Ontario Forestry Station.jail boarded the train for Sudbury. F y ner 81 chairman, Mrs. Olin and Laura happy birthdays. JOUIII BOSIflfl Phone Rockford 74551. c46l| ing Monday, 8:00 to 4:00. We pick Mr3, Don cur every year In which at least one Mesdames Myred Anderson, Edna chairs, rugs, dishes and many joined together with gold links. THOMPSON'S Wilcox wore appointed prize chair- NEW BOATS —White pine row Webster's Used Cars After lunch all were taken for a Arriving at Sudbury after midnight' ald Steele of Detroit person dies," Mr. Alger said. "Some Mrs. Floyd Flynn and Mrs. Miss Bella Tvruag up. Saranac 2521; other days G. other articles. Call at my home ia men for the games. After the above Gelb and daughter Ruth, Nora FOR SALE—7 acres alfalfa hay. Finder please return to Mrs. 1949 Chevrolet 2-door float plane trip over the hundreds the group waa surprised to find a spending a few days at the 9,000 of these accidents Involve a Blanche Doming visited at the Rapids 36209 or 905M. c23tf boats for sale, 150 and up. 518 beginning Friday from 9:00 a m. meeting contests were held, Mrs. Anderson and children attended Mrs. Bessie Pattengill and Miss Everett Carey, Lowell phone Effie Goozen, 7899 Bailey Dr.. R-l 1947 Chevrolet 2-door of islands in that part of Lake of i delegation from the Sudbury Cham- James Bailard home. Mr. and Mrs. speed violation on someone's part. Mlshler-Nash home Wednesday. High St., Lowell Phone 580-F2 to 8:00 p. m. and every day until stee,e h the social club which met at the Marjorie Bryan of Hollywood, Cal. 354-F2. c9 after 5:30 p. m. c8tf Lowell. Phone 370-F21. c9 1940 Chevrolet 2-door the Woods, meeting at Sioux Nar-lher of Commerce waiting to take ave purchased a new home Olin, Mrs. Smit, Mrs. Fletcher. This staggering cost In human life Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Blough and FLOOR POLISHER and waxer for all are sold. Mrs. Chris Gehrer, SANITARY MARKET in home of Mrs. Roger Pltsch Thurs- vlalted Mrs. Jessie Cahoon and We Buy, Sell or Trade rows where the motor cruiser, I them to the hotel for reception and Detroit and will soon be occupy- Cella Boss and Mary Potter win- can be eliminated or reduced only Mrs. Ruby Miller of Indiana spent rent Lowell Lumber k Coal Co., day. family Thursday. They also went, FOR SALE—Whlzzer motor bike 827 Peck Ave., Lowell. p9 KALAMAZOO KITCHEN RANGE Lowell phone 616. c9 Grace Anne, with nearly fifty mem-]lunch. ling the same. ning prizes. Next meeting In July when the motoring public comes to the week-end at tho Seese-McNaugh- Phone 18. cltf STRAWBERRIES — Save money, Phone 23d G. R. (Butch) Thompoon 206 E. Mela to Ionia to visit their cousins. Mr. Also two laundry tubs on logs pick your own. Charles House- with hot water tank and side- hers of the Kenora Board of Trade.. «: «• Staff Sgt. James DeKorne of will be held with Eva Rickert. The realize that driving too fast for ton home, all attending the Liv- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McDlarmld met the editors and returned themi Inspect Nickel Mines and electric chick brooder. Low- FOR SALE-Sweet cherries, come arm oil heater, for sale. Arvll VOSBURG Block and Gravel Co.— work chalman Is Leona Hale and conditions Is so hazardous that It ingston runlon Saturday whidi attended the wedding of Miss Betty and Mrs. James Hatch, In the Cook GUEST CHECKS for lunch rooms man, 1049 N. Washington. p7-9 Shepard Field, Tex., Is spending a ell phone 154-F12. c9 pick your own. Place orders now. Heilman, Phone 68-F5. p9 Mortar groove blocks by vibration to Kenora, a four-hour lake • cruise, j Friday, June 23, the editors in program chairmen are Deli Smlt makes throwing lighted matches at waa held at the Frank Kauffman Lou Patterson and Conrad Mlla- Convalescent Home. and restaurants, printed on green Wb«n Yoi Think of Meat or Peeltry — Think of Tieepseei The entire party boarded a special apected the International Nickel few days with his sister and hus- DUE TO PUBLIC DEMAND — I Allison Roark. Ada phone 4042. and compression. S-ln. concrete band, Mr. and Mrs. Mart Postma. and Laura Wilcox. the bung hole of a powder keg look home. nowskl. Roxie Neil and Betty McCaul safety paper, numbered, 100 c» section of the Canadian Pacific Company open pit mine and watch- have gone back to my old trade, FOR SALE—1937 Chevrolet, good blocks 15c; 8-lc cinder blocks 18c. tame In comparlaon." Mr. and Mri John Kreba and of Lake Odesso spent a couple days checks to a pad, 5!4c a pad. Railway at midnight. ed the smelting process at the Fal- Mr. and Mrs. John Postma at- The Bunco Club will be held next Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pltsch and electric shoe repairing. Have you motor, extellent tires. 224 James Delivery 2c block, up to 20 miles. week Thursday afternoon with Mrs. David called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank laat week with their grandparents, Wa HAVE IT Lowell Ledger, Lowell p47tf FOR SALE—8-plece dining room conbrldge Mines. The group were tended an old-fashioned charivari Mr. Alger quoted National Safety little sons spent Tuesday evening tried our hand-aewed soles? You St. Loweiifr c9 Also chimney blocks. Ada Phone Porter at Grand Rapids Friday. CHOICE Guests of Port Arthur guesta at a reception and dinner at for her father at Freeport Friday Fannie TenCate. Please get there Council estimates that the end of at the L. T. Anderson home1. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fahrni. while GRAVEL, sand and black dirt for will like them. Kerekes Harness suite, dsu-k oak. also round oak 3397 or 3393. c9tf Wednesday, June 21, the party noon given by tho Falconbrldge night. early, bring dice tables and sand- the year will have seen about 15 or Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Hoffman Edna Gelb and daughter Ruth!their mother. Mra. Bert McCaul, sale. Russel Coons, Phone 150-F11 & Shoe Shop, one mile east of kitchen range. Fred Roth, Lowell WILL DO some hay baling, wire wiches. 16 million American drivers In- and family attended Weaver-Mil- were Saturday afternoon callers, went on the trip to Chicago with phone 8-F11. c9 arrived for breakfast with the offi- Mining Company. Over 90% of the Friday evening Mrs. Martin c4tf Lowell on M-21. pS-U tied, will furnish bale loader. FARM WANTED—40, 80 or 80 wor volved In traffic accidents of vary- ler reunion at White Pigeon, Mich., . . M,,n> __ the Farm Bureau women. Ray Hesche. phone 80-F5. c9 dale of the City of Fort Willlama ld'3 nickel comes from the Sud- Postma attended a wedding at Mrs. Florence O'Harrow of Fre- Andrew jousma la at woric on __ _71 , . »» acre. Give location, price and rea ing severity. About one of every Sunday. CALEDONIA MVESTOCK SALE FOR HEAVY milk production feed and visited the Great Lakes Paper j ® ^ Is said. After lunch Valley Ave. Methodist Church in mont, Ohio spent from Friday aft- his new home across from St. Wleland, rfrs_ Vern RUG, CARPET and FURNITURE all details In first letter. Box Stewing Chickens three of these accidents In which Klahn M every Monday at S ..'clock. c49tf LAWN MOWERS—Sharpened and Co. plant with dinner in the plant Chambe" r of Commerce members i ernoon till Saturday afternoon with Mrs. George VanderMeer. Mar- Patrick's Church formerly the Mrs. - " George Wleland, fad CLEANING—All work expertly Brewers malt. Call Rockford 147-C, Lowell. p9 r d P someone Is killed will entail a speed Phone 7-6829. c9 repaired. Thornapple Hardware. dining room. In the afternoon all took the editors by private car 60 ' 1J" n^ Mr, R.r n™.- fw Mrs. Jessie Rickert. Sunday after- cella Mlshler and Roxie Lea spent Misses Phyllis Klahn, Marian and done. We call for and deliver. violation. Mary Reynold® farm. GUARANTEED REPAIRS on all were guests of Port Arthur, the miles back In the woods to John , . Draper flew noon guesta were Mr. and Mr- the week-end at the Mlshler-Naah Marie Wleland wont to Detroit Two day service. Ideal Rug and Cascade. p9 J rae to week 4,nd wlth Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sheehan sewing machines. Our repair man MANAGERS and demonstrators, Oldsmobile - International neighboring Lakehead city and were Poupore Lumber Camp, where all f° H TH - "Take It easy when you drive," home. Friday to see the ball game. Furniture Cleaners. Phone Sara- Victor Clemenz and Connie If Low- sepnt Wednesday evening with will be In Lowell and vicinity experience not necessary. Most SIXTY ACRES OF LAND All tim- TRUCKS taken through one of the giant fished for walleves with some sue- w . ?! . . especially on holiday week-ends, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough assisted Mrs. Nellie Young returned home nac 2827 or Lowell 442. c7-9 1 and 0111 Ko ell. every Tuesday. Also new and complete, btfkutlful line of plas- ber, oak. cedar and hemlock, and 1947 International 14 ton truck. grain elevators where millions of cess and enjoyea a delicious dinner eKoek and Mr. Alger warned. "You might save the past week caring for their their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Sunday from Blodgett hospital son8 are 3 ndin a few 9 w used machines. Call or write tics Including dishes. Company sawmill for sale. New 8-room Very clean. bushels of Canadian wheat are at the Lodge, departing at midnight Pe B day 'th Mrs. Walter Vandenhout had the a minute by speeding, but take a mother. Mrs. Sue Blough, at Free- ward Wlerenga and family where she was a patient a few EAVETROUGH—Sheet metal roofs her Suburban Sewing Center, 22 Bur- pays for lovely Hostess gifts. house with bath and electricity. NEW AND USED EQUIPMENT— ib. 32 by train to return to Toronto. brother John Postma and wife, misfortune to fall Thursday at the port who Is 111 at her home. Mr. and Mn. Giles Hefferan days following a heart attack. and painting. Insured workmen. Mr look at your life expectancy as It ton SW , Grand Rapids. GL27123. Start now to be ready for Christ- a . ... T u . i.l - and Mrs. Merlin Tledt of Newell Mfg. plant In Lowell and spent Friday evening at the John Ideal Plumbing ft Heating, Low- Good hunting and fishing, locat- Hay loaders, new International stands now and then decide if it's Mr. and Mrs. John Krebs and Authorized F r e e-Westlnghouse mas business In September. De- l„ spent the week-end broke her right arm above the David, Mr and Mrs. Harold Krebs. Troy home. Use a time and temperature chart ell Phone 271-F21. c7-10 ed 8 miles South of Baldwin In push type. Subetantlal discount. m Toronto all went to the Royal ,,... . worth gambling against that one. Dealer. c3tf fiance Plastics. Marjorie Kamps, a^ent,, Mr an Mrs wrist. Mrs. Floyd Bowman spent Thurs- Newaygo county. Fred J. Ford, Bale loaders, new Meyers. $315 4 to 5 Ib. avenge York hotel for breakfast as guests JT P • - J - lone, minute." Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough and Ivan. In baking. It saves opening the District Mgr., 165 N. 129th. Hol- ord l, low a nd a,8 caned on Noel Smith accompanied his Mr. and Mrs. Frank Porter of day afternoon with her alster-in- oven door and wasting fuel. Use as CUSTOM BALING of hay and R 2. LoweU. p9-l0-ll-12 with tires. of the Canadian Pacific Railway ^ ^ ^ T 1, ° The Michigan State Safety Com- WORK SHOE BARGAIN that real- land. c® M ,ind M father Paul to Big Rapids. Thurs- Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Clare law, Mrs. Keith Bowman. much stored heat as you can, to straw, a new Holland baler. Den- Wagons and wagon boxes The rest of the day was spent in r, "- J°hn Poetma. mission listed the following tips for ly saves money Is a pair of Wol- HELP WANTED- Would like girl Mr , in Mrs LeRo B,oom day after the classes all drove to Krebs of Lowell enjoyed chicken Te scribe received word this warm over and crisp up food. zll Pitcher. Alto Phone 3741. c8-ll Farm trailers, new with dual sightseeing In Toronto, a city of a ' ' y er at- drivers: verine Shell jHorsohides. Kid- FOR SALE—Carload used electric or middle-aged lady for house- mllllon people, the second largest tended the 2501 weddinR anniver- the Hardy and Ox Bow Dams and soft, hickory tough. $6.14 up at light poles, good for anchor fence wheel. Tires extra. PORK Merreirs Skinless 8ar 0 r and r3- 1. Heed both legal and common work while mother works. Board, in Canada. A dinner and reception y ' ^ ' ^ Theron to Shrine of Pines and to tho Ger- PRIVATE SALE of household fur- Tractor. Farmall model "A" with ' lit t Coons. posts or yard lights. 17" to 12" at room and wages. Phone Mrs. was held in the evening at the King Bloomer in Grand Rapids. ber food factory at Fremont. Sun- sense speed limits. TIXACO nishings of Mr. and Mrs. Anton plow, cultivator and mower. Very bottom. John E. Rockefellow, Sam Patterson. Lowell 95-F3 after Edward Hotel with the Province of X-ray pictures have shown that day dinner guesta at the P. Smith 2. Slow down for curves, inter- LAWN MOWERS—Sharpened and Kalllnger at #17 N. Washington good condition. Alto Phone 38^4. c» 5:30 p. m. c9 Ontario Hotel Association. arthritis Is the cause of R. E. home were Mr. and Mrs. Earl sections, and any place where repaired. Gamble Store, Lowell, on Saturday, July 1, from 10:00 REFRIGERATORS—Used, electric vision Is obscured. Always be pre- CUSTOM BALING—Dan Goldner. General Electric 5', $45.00 Sunday, June 25. the editors were Postma's suffering and we hope Hunter of Lowell. 5aVC for your Jack Spidell, Ada Phone 3902. p9 a. m. to 8:00 p. m. Ironer. coal RECORD PLAYER-O. E auto- Chops Frankfnrts for him an ear, pared to stop quickly. R 1, Lowell, first house east of Glbeon T, $79.00 to return to Buffalo via Niagara y improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rickert and OASOLINI and wood range, bookcase, dav- matic, amplifier especially built, 3. Maintain control over your car Murray Lake Rd.. on Finn St. International 1949 floor model, Falls where a dinner was given byi Mr. and Mrs. Martin Postma. her girls were In Grand Rapids Sun- enport, library table, wardrobes, excellent tone, for sale very rea- at all times. Do not let yourself be phone 370-F12. pB was $299.00. Now $225.00 the Ontario-Quebec Division of the I brother. James DeKorne, her sls- day afternoon and called on the Independence • You'll like our Texaco Fire- electrical and carpenter tools, sonable. Ada Phone 7-2047. c9 Canadlan Weekly Newspaper As- ters, Shirley and Mrs. Miller and Theo Clemenz family. v lulled Into carelessness. dishes, rugs, chairs, porch glider WITTENBACH | 4. Keep at least one car length be- Chiaf. It's got superior Fin- SALESMEN WANTED-For good soclation. Harold left the group at family visited Holland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pranks and and many other Items. p9 SALES 4 SERVICE Ib. 39c ib. 39c hind the car ahead for each 10 miles Power to give you lightning NealiRg paying respectable work In and Choice Used Cars: Toronto and returned directly to! Saturday Mrs. Ben Postma and girls were In Grand Raptds Sunday Looking for a safe, easy way to save money? PliRibiiC ni Your Oldsmobile Car and Inter- an hour of speed. fast starts, rapid warm-up, and around Lowell. For Information 1948 Plymouth Sedan Detroit and home in the afternoon, children and Vonnle Hulzenga of evening and took Betty for a drive VK Then U.S. Savings Bonds are just made for CARPETS, rugs, furniture and national Truck Dealer Avoid on-a-dlme stops and re- smooth performance. Come in auto upholstering cleaned. call Grand Rapids Reglna Agency, 1941 Plymouth Coach End Cuts No Limit Tour Great Success Caledonia had a picnic dinner at in East Grand Rapids. you. They've got the strongest backing in SHEET METAL WORK 4241 Kent City. p9-12 Phone 227 Lo™) member your responsibility to the and try it today. Prompt efficient service, 9x12 1948 Chevrolet Club Coupe c9 Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Noon had driver behind when coming to a the world—the U.S. Government—and in 1937 Chevrolet 2-door The tour of Canada brought home ^o^day Mra. Martin Postma as Friday evening guesu* Mr. and $3.50. Call 4696 Saranac. Saranac FOR SALE -100 White Rock chick- ^he facts that the Province of On-(vl8tted her ,i8ter Mr3. 3t!lhr and stop. ten yean they'll pay back four dollars for Rug and Upholstery Cleaners. 1948 Dodge Custom Club Coupe Mrs. John Smith and thAir guest? • ens, 7 weeks old. W. M. Lavender, 0 6. Keep the range of your head- every three you invest today. Buy bonds pMO 1948 Dodge Deluxe Sedan S LrL niif~^ ""r Mrs. Miller in Grand Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs. Coburn of Cincin- Htim's 1 mile south on M-91. p9 MOHELL'S are,U, lights In mind at night. At some 1941 Dodge Deluxe Sedan North t , on Thursday attended the Exten- nati, Ohio. Sunday guests at the today through your Payroll Savings Plan PHONE 41 Kent Afc. Topics ivortn America to this srroup of , — . 1.. . . . speeds it may be impossible for you Ttxaco USED CARS— on Club S former home were Mr. and Mrs. or the Bond A Month club at your bank. FOLDING BABY CAB for tale. Used Trucks: Notea from Kent County Extension "•**11 j** newspaper men from Dllnols, In- ^ . f ' to stop by th? time your headlights 1948 Plymouth 4-door like n^w. Mrs. John Jones. Grand Office by Richard Machiele ri8 Lester Blough and family. Buy U.S. Savings Bonds. 1947 Chevrolet Club Coupe 1941 Chevrolet—An Ideal truck dlana. Kentucky, Massachusetts,, ^Mr9 .T nV , mi warn you of danger. Copyr^M I94». TH. River Drive, Lowell. pB Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri.. - Harold Bloomer and chil- Thursday evening Mrs. Elmer The Michigan State Safety Com- Story I Hahn Hardware 1947 "Plymouth 4-door for farm use. Agriculture dren of Grand and her Smoked Picnics Lawtll New Jersey. New York, Ohio. Hale and children, Mra. Roy Kim- mission's June-July program of Phone §114 1937 Ford 2-door. FOR SALE-Picnic table. Silver- If you don't know cars, know mo Lowell, Mich. At the combine operation meet- f Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. Never ther. Mrs. Peter Koolstra were ball and Mrs. Clifford Kimball traffic safety education on Speed E. Main 4 McQueen Motor Co.. 223 W. Main tone Power Pack radio, 8-tub«. your dealer. We have been In ing June 22 the importance of was any group so royally treated Wednesday evening guesta of Mr. called on Mrs. Caroline Foaburg. Control Is being sponsored In co- St. Lowell, phone 124. c9 Wm. Booth. 715 Monroe. p9 the same location selling choice and M^^r L checking moisture of grain was and all whom we met so filled with • eRoy Bloomer. Mrs. Tom Ford and children operation with the 69 Member Ad- u.-'ed cars for the past 28 years. r KROGER BREAD 2--27t brought up again. Too much mois- real friendliness. The people ofj M - and Mrs. Ben Postma and were week-end guesta of the Oscar visory Committee and all Cities and ITS FRESH! fTS GOOOI - SUPH SOFT Need we say more? ture In grain causes bin damage ch,ldren c A Ontario are doing a great Job of! visited at the Cornelius Moore home. Cnnntlea. Gould's Garage from heat and invites Insects to selling thefr great recreation and^ouwen home at Alto. Sunday evening guests of Mr. Lowell Phone 289 c9 move In. tourist area to the United States! Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Elmer Hale and family •b. 39 Timely Advice Given Check moisture content at your by this type of tour. jBay Coats were Mr. and Mrs. De- were Leona, Jack and Mike Hale. FOR SALE—400 Foreman white local elevator or with the salt test Helping to make this tour a sue-1 Young, Mr. and Mrs. Preston, Rev. On Sol Test Program SPOTLIGHT COFFEE ^65c leghorn. 3 mo.-old pullets. John Mr. and Mrs. Phlorus Hale and NEW LOW PWCE-KROGK before harvesting grain. BlUi CARNATION cess were the leaders who accom-' Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hart- family, Marian Hale and Mary DenenOoM^tfafrn* *Tn L e** wrowvrei/• ixr v f *I Brannan. Alto phone 2385 c9 Clean out bins two weeks or Sugar Cured-Short Shank nanled the party; tour manager,'man and Mrs. Ruth Hartman of Jacobs of Grand Rapids and Bill more before harvest starts and George McLean, director of the in- Grand Rapids. Schmidt of Lansing. I Jim Porter, Extension Specialist FOR SALE—1938 4-door Chevrolet treat with DDT to kill any Insects formation branch of the depart | Mrs. TAura Schmidt of Okemoa In Soils, gives some timely advice Don't Wait sedan, good condition. Call at Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and present. on soli tesing. Mr. Porter says that are all crosses from true seed and ment of travel and publicity; Ralph is spending a few days with her Mrs. Frank Shores were Mr. and WINDSOR CLUB 2-67c noon or after five p. m. L. Tan- If you don't have your copy of New Potafo Varieties you should plan your fertilizer pro- are being grown for the first time Haffey, managing director of the'daughter and family, Mrs. Ford Mrs. Howard Kropf and family CHEESE ner, 210 Marsac, Lowell. p9 the bulletin on grain harvesting Hotel Association of Ontario; J. W. Wlnslow. gram in advance. In fact you and storing, call or write the Ex- Sought for Mkh. Forms this year. Afternoon guests were Mr. and should plan as far ahead as you do FOR SALE-Twenty-five acres of Southcutt. president of the Ontario-1 Mrs. Jennie Williams returned Mrs. Carl Shores and Jackie. Mr. tension Office and we will be glad Seeking a new potato variety for Out of more than 6,000 potential Quebec division of the Canadian to her home Thursday night after your rotation. One of the first steps standing hay. Seymour Hesche, to send you one. It is called "Pre- Michigan farms Is a project which varieties planted last year. Wheeler Weekly Newspaper Association. ••• and Mrs. Donald Shores and Mr In your fertilizer program is to Lowell phone 80-F11. c9 spending some time at the home ^ Mn Hugo Connor and PORK & BEANS 2^-25c vent Damage to Stored Wheat." is being worked out at the State has 310 that "look good enough" to find out what you need. As soil College and is one which will re- be tried for the second year. From „ , . „ .of her brother, H. Clark, in Grand Tuesday evening fUpp«jnM**tftest is the most reliable way of ROYAL GEM FOR SALE—Cabinet, white porce- More details of points of interest ^pido until the Fall rush quire years of research and experi- the 1948 Initial planting of more the Howard Glbbs home waa Mrs. checking your soil. Many farmers lain oil cook stove. 5 burners, The Grand Rapids Guernsey will be covered in future stories of 1 Mrs. Bralsted and son of Grand ment before better quality potatoes than 5,000 potential varieties. 420 Mar,,n GorVyn 0f Gmnd have been following this practice. built In oven, like new. Carl Breeders' Directory Is out and the various outstanding places In'r "'TvlsltTne Mra "lia" L^ ready ^or distribution. This di- are assured. still remain "in the running." This Guarantee Certificate that the Province of Ontario. Rapids are visiting Mrs. Ila Le-dlnner were Mr. Now here Is the difference In Thum, Phone 312, 512 Chatham iGiear- and Mrs. James Berkley and fam- St. P9-10 rectory lists the purebred Guernsey ] This week E. J. Wheeler, potato' There are 160 more posslbla comes with every Columbia Jim's recommendation, take your BANQUET CHICKEN *^$1.49 ^ . - Mr. and Mrs. George Lane and Ily of Boyne City and afternoon samples in advance. If you are WHOLE breeders in this area and gives dl-i speclalls'l of MSC. is finishing I varieties from earlier starts—some Diamond Ring in the Bouquet Home accidents can frequently j chndren t thft Week-end at rectlons to the farm. You can pick; planting of 7,800 different potentl-jof them more than 10 years old- be prevented through common 1^,,^ ve . guests were Mr. and Mrs. Gardner planning to plow up a sod this Hastings Livestock Sales Series is for your protection and Hnrbor vl9itlng relati B fall or next spring Its a good idea is on ... up a copy at our office or get one ally new varieties of potatoes. They that are being given a further test. of Clarksvllle. sense. Don't use a box, chair, un- Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Graham Friday. June 23, 1950 from one of the members of the. "Peace of Mind" steady stool Instead of a "turdy| ^ t^elV Jack Hale of Alaska is spending to test It now. If It needs lime for his vacation with his mother, Leona that next alfalfa seeding in 1953 or Calves association. ladder. Don t do your own repair-!*._,* t),p wntnn fnrm BEET SUGAR 10 91c $28.00431.50 Hale and son Mike. Week-end 1954 put the lime on now. This good and choice ing of wiring unless you KNOW v ^ of raledonlu. MICHIGAN medium „$24.00-$28.00 Vonn gue8ts at Leona a home were Mr. gives It time to get well mixed Into With strawberry picking time | how. Don't crowd articles on closet '* UppW with Mr ard ' light .$18.00424.00 i shelves. Don't leave sharp tools, [* *** *r- I and Mrs. Chas. Dent and Bill the soli for the use of the legume here, and other fruits and vege- Mr8 E y 'Steers and heifers .$18.00425.00 tables coming on. many children! RITTENGER scissors and knives where children - „ * F". , ' yt i iJL |SchmIdt of Lansing and Marian crop. This Is far better than wait- 1 11 w 0 Beef Cows ..$16.00421.00 lean reach them. Watch when open- ents- Mr- a"d M"- ^Hale of Grand Rapids. ing until a couple of* weeks before will be hired to work In these BEWARE ceom by 1 1 3 MANOR HOUSE COFFEE 2>*$1.39 i Cutters and canners,. $14.00418.00 crops. planting to apply the lime. ! ing cans, when using an iron, WOricl" P ^ J / f ." Sunday guesta of Louise and K m a on a n0 P REGULAR OR DRIP (Hogs - — ..$19.00422.00 The child labor provisions of the | with a hot stove, boiling water. ™ ; " = ^ * " . Geneva Barkley were Mr. and Mrs. By knowing your fertilizer needs Spread mostly around $21.00 i Slippery floors and worn carpet on Wednesday Mrs. Ray Coats at- In advance you can get your order Farm Labor Standards Act as Dell White of Grand Rapids. All Roughs and heavies— ..$18.00419.00 • stairs are apt to cause accidents, jtended the Garden C ub p In and be sure of getting the amended in 1949 apply to farmers THE SMALL called on Lydla (Vandeusen) Krls- Feeder Pigs $ 7.25420.25 if any of the crop goes into inter- Don't wax floors too heavily and at Caledonia Park. ler at the Ionia hospital where she analysis you asked for. GLENN RITTENGER I have lights at the top and bottom I Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. With the county soil testing lab NAPKINS BLUE RIBBON 2^ 21C state trade. In other words. If you Is a patient with a broken hip. aOW in 0 erati0n l sell fruit or vegetables to a dealer SCRATCH of all stairways. George Kleinhel'sel attended Gos- Mr and Mrs Mike Hoover of P t i* possible to so a. TODAY'S PAYING PRICES iOi E. Main Lowell pel Center Mission at Boston Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hoover or^et rMulta and recommendatlonas who delivers to markets outside Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Aloyslus PS DOZEN FOR EGGS Square In Gmnd Rapid to hear In a few days. The soli testing serv. Michigan, or sells to a canner or Want ads pay. Trv one. Hoover and family of Ionia were ftftij—j-jaj-Jfi f one of their former pastors. ice Is available to the Agricultural Your reoefoi-orare vraoes processor who sells the product Saturday guests of Lizzie and Ger- Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Scott and Extension, 3rd Floor Court House, outside the state, you come under SMALL SCRATCHES ARE USUALLY NOTHING BUT NUI- ald Hoover. Sunday dinner guests NORTHERN TISSUE 12^ 89c Large, Grade A 35c Melene of Lansing spent the week- or take It to Calvin College and Medium. Grade A 31c the regulations of the act. were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hoover If you want more information, we SANCES. SOMETIMES. HOWEVER. THEY FESTER AND end at the Campbell-Wood home give it to Marvin DeYoung who Small, Grade A —25c BIRCH WOOD GARDENS and Patsy of Lowell. Afternoon will send you a bulletin that has and Melene remained for a week. does the testing. If you wish you Large, Grade B 25c BECOME QUITE DANGEROUS. BE PREPARED AT ALL guests were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew been printed by the Department of Still Time fo Plant,, <; James Wlnslow and Pat Shaler can bring samples to your local fer- Brown Eggs 2 cents less. Hoover and family of Lansing. Last Labor explaining the regulations. TIMES WITH A COMPLETE FIRST AID KIT. spent the week-end with Mr. and tilizer dealer or to Farm Bureau DILL PICKLES ^25c «GY MOS. ELEVATOR POTTED TREE ROSES Mrs. Robt. Walsh at Flint. Monday evening sruesta were Mr. Services. There Is a charge of 50 MARY LOU and Mrs. George Feuersteln of Alto, Michigan In bud and bloom, pink, white, copper Mr. and Mrs. James Bailard, cents a sample to cover cost of ma- Home Economics Pricea subject to change Mrs. Lyle Stauffer and children Mlricm. terials and pay the lab. technician. Women's Extension groups are "PREPARED FOR YOU" Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gage and Recommendations are made by the Potted Monthly Roses and Mrs. Winnie Sailers of Coop- q-rt planning an all-county family camp •ravine were In Jackson laat weekly »P"t Tuesday evening with county Agricultural Agent or his SALAD DRESSING 37c day at Camp Vining, Bostwick Florjbundas in Bloom Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson and assistant. at the homes of relatives. EMBASSY Lake, on Thursday, July 6. High- Blaze Climbers |1.50 up family of South Lowell, and Thurs- A Daily Vacation Bible School MMSMUMS lights of the program (which will Is being conducted at the Old Time day evening guesta at the former begin at 2 p. m.) Include a talk and Ckrisliusei Drag Co. Perennials — Potted Shrubs — Evergreens home were Mrs. Arthur Shores, 1 Pleasant Valey demonstration by Mary Bod we 11. Methodist Church this week under a. . . . LIME NOW! ULBMntOVNC Annuals by the dozen or flat the auspices of the Rural Bible iShlrhpr Shorea and from Grand Mrs. Bart Blank POTATO CHIPS ^ 83c Consumer Education specialist at Phena 243-F2 Th* JfeSS Star* Leweil Ra ld and dan Michigan State College. Her topic Japanese Iris Mission. The school will close Fri-! P '' * " Dally vacation Bible school start- NEW ERA ho nt the will be "A Marketing We Will Go." Cut Flowers in Season day night wits a program by thel* »P\ at the Frank ed here Monday for the children TIMTIIS' GOMIIIES Shores home. Miss Ruth Peck, district home ex- children, to which everyone la In- and .will continue through next OPEN TILL 8:00 P. M. DAILY AND SUNDAYS Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gage and Roy tension supervisor, will be present vited. Saturday the church picnic week. 4*0* W. 31C IWLEMEITS Gage left Monday evening for Clio, We cat give immediate and there will be special music Mrs. Mlna Kauffman has return- EMBASSY OLIVES Charcoal will be held at Caledonia Park, numbers and group singing to Mich., where on Tuesday afternoon ed home after being a patient at STUFFED MRS. FRANK GODFREY with potluck dinner, to which all round out the afternoon's program. North on Vergennes Rd. to Village limits, turn left, firat house. they attended the funeral of the Pennock hospital and Mrs. Irene huil(l are Invited. Supper will center around a former's brother, Lloyd Gage. Buehler Is recovering from a major C.H. Lowell Phone 439-F4 Mr. and Mrs. George Klelnheksel chicken barbecue with Mac Moore. Mildred Shores of Jackson came operation at Pennock hospital. were recently visited by her sister delivery ei lime spread Michigan State College, poultry and family, the Fred Polls, of Sunday to her parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Blank and «We Guarantee Our Mrs. Arthur Shores home to spend BRIQUETTES specialist, as chef. He will be as- ""Lm '""L Carolyn Erb with Mr. and Mrs. Arelene. SMOKED HAMS sisted by several of the Extension her vacation. Daynard Munson of Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Perry Woodcock ladies and Service Club members. of Lowell visited Thursday after- Bradley Potter came Tuesday to spent Sunday with Mrs. Electa stay till Sunday afternoon with Kadwell and family and Mr. and We expect both men and women noon at the Campbell-Wood home. SUNK PORTIOII t 49c en year fields per bag will be interested in learning how Hesche Farm Market his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Mn. Eskel Llnd of near Chase. WATERMELONS Mr. and Mrs. James Ballard at- to put on a barbecue at home. Ed Potter Sr. Friday evening call- Sharon Lee Stahl of Clarkallle Is ^55T MAIN ST.—ACROSS FROM FOREMAN'S HATCHERY teaded open house honoring the Id MPE, SelictBd #% f\ Serving will be continuous from ers at their home were Mr. and spending two weeks at the Erb 80th birthday of his aunt, Mrs. 6:00 p. m. to 7:00 p. m. or until Mrs. James HlU and boys and home and attending Bible school. by Experts. Let e» ||Vr ANDUP u'Chu&tpKim OPEN EVERY EVENING Catherine Laug. at the home of everyone is fed. Eddie Potter and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ila Hooper and mother, Mrs. GROUND BEEF lb. 59c her daughter on Fountain Street etere perseeeel, Following the barbecue. Mr. Einer Ralph Wheaton. Sunday afternoon Nina Hulllberger, called at the To Find Out About in Grand Rapids. 75c Olstrom. county 4-H Club agent, COME IN/ ASK ABOUT John Ganzevelde home, north of vfee are alee traM, pick yei a ripe BMlee. per ton Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth DeLeeuw callers were Mr. and Mrs. James Farm Fresh Pasteurized Milk at Less Money Clarksvllle last Wednesday. Ihrt tie Ms a real'MtT* will have charge of the evening's ate Sunday dinner with his par- Dean and Donna Potter and Mr. program of recreation. The com- Miss Lots Kujala returned to the b ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. DeLeeuw, and Mrs. Ralph Wheaton and Just the thing lor \ mittee Is putting forth every effort Marie. Donna went home with the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Skinless Welners 53c Sr. Toy Kujala, at Lewlston Saturday T •xfurge to have a good program and a good Monarch Brand Fruits and Vegetables FRESH Wheatons to stay this week. Sun- ARMOUR S AR -1 LB. CELLO PACKAGE Seedless Grapes ^ 33c attendance Is expected. day evening callers at the Potter after attending a course of sum- Notice of mer school at Ionia for three weeks pienios and parties ^ Milker^ Bananas Ib. 10c home were Mrs. Walter Vanden- 4.H News CHICK GROWER DRESSED Annual School Election hout and Bonnie. She was accompanied by Robert u Erb. Their public church wedding Asst. Cold Cuts ^49c Apricots ^19c $4.59 4-H camps will be held at Bost- Strawberries The Annual Election of School at Lewtston is being planned for SWIFTS PREMIUM - BRAUNSCHWEIGER, wick Lake from July 9-22. Get Make sure of the proper development Notice of reservations in early. CHICKEN District Number One, Township of July 15. DUTCH LOAF. MCIOE LOAF, OUVE LOAF of bone structure ... the right body Sweet & Sour Cherries Lowell. Kent County, Michigan, for Annual School Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vyverberg FRESI ^SC 4-H Service Club made some mon- the election of two School District nd little daughter, Carol Ann. of Radishes 9 ey for their treasury at Grass Day. grow th to produce high-vitality pullets Tomatoes Ib. 39c PAN Trustees will be held at the Central The Annual Meeting of School Souts h Boardman came to the home The members appreciated the par- capable of sustained egg production— School building on Monday, July District Number One of the Town- of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Blank Mon- ent and leader help In making their Sliced Bacon ^ 53c eats stand project a success. tri/b a new, complete feed containing READY 10, 1950, between the hours of 1:00 ship of Lowell. Kent County, Mlch- day and returned home Tuesday. ARMOUR STAR Fresh Corn 5 - 29c New Potatoes pk. 59c p. m. and 7:30 p. m. Nominating pe- Ican, will be held at the Central Their daughter Violet returned with M l' (Methio-Vite). Come ia Get titions have been duly filed for School building on Monday, the them after spending three weeks Many 4-H boys and girls showed convincing facts, today! Gerald Rollins and Frank Stephens. 10th day of July, I960, at 8:00 here, also attending school at Ionia. OSCAR MAYER their 4-H livestock projects at the Baked Goods — Picnic Supplies . Dated this 20th day of June, 1960. o'clock p. m.. to transact such busi- MP-O-UTI GOLDEN BLOSSOM LOUJCLL. miCHIGfln^^^H Rockford homecoming. MAM WITH MASTIR MIX CONCENTRATES WITH M-V By order of ness as may lawfully come before It. When food spills over on the sur- The Board of Education, Notice relating to election of face units of your electric range WEfNERS Last call for clubs to organize —Come in and get fhe^Sunday Herald from us— c8-10 D. A. WINGEIER, Secretary. Board members will be found let It char. When the unit Is cool, WITH SACK O' BARBECUE SAUCE) MARSHMALLOW PINEAPPLE and get their enrollments in. posted below. Dated this 20th day brush off particles with a brush. Phone Lowei 33 2421 Phone CJorksvSe 341 Alfred E. Roth BERGY BROS. Elevator One realist we know of has cattle of June, 1950. Phene 148 Lowell. Mich. If needed, enclosed units may then 14 or can 49c No. 2 can 28c A man's strength and ability Is 1 grazing about his ranch house. D. A. WINGEIER, Secretary be washed off. CREME p* 25c never known until tried. ALTO, MICHIGAN PHONE 2321 TWO THE LOWELL LEOQER. LOWFM, „ |mf M THE LOWELL UDOEW, LQWULU NICHIQAM. THURSDAY, JUNE a. 1150 SEVEN THE LOWELL tlDOtW, LOW1LU MICHIQAH. THUNDAY. JUN1 H, 1W0 SIX Whltnayvilla Loctls PUMJC NOTICES Replace frayed electric cords and Joyce took their dinner and ate Wonder Drug Makes Pigs Gain Faster have defective electrical equipment ADA Mra. Herman Snyder and Mra. with his father, Ernest Bates and replaced or repaired by a com- Mr*. Hattle R. Pitch Mrs. Louis M. Douglass Ernest Braum of Caledonia were Kenneth in Orand Rapids. Mra. Joseph Renlhsn, Atty. petent electrician. Phona 7-2829 Thursday evening callers of Mr. Bates is some better at this time. for the Best in Service 420 Ashton Bldg., Grsnd Rsplds, Mich. Milanowski-Patterson Wadding and Mrs. Eugene Dahlke and fam- I understand the Bookmobile is Motorists, the hospitals are all ily. having good crowds most of the FINAL ADMINISTRATION Ada Branch Kent County Library name to the librarian, who writes filled up now, so please take it easy. Wedding vows wera exchanged Mr8, N ,SOn time. They come each Tuesday and The Highest Returns ACCOUNT It on the Braves Club Chart. between Miss Betty Lou Patterson ^ ^ ® Koetaler from 11:18 to 11:48 a. m. at the "Mrs. Grace Whaley, librarian State of Michigan, the Probate EFFECTIVE JIWE 20 For each easy book the boy or and Mr! Conrad"Milanow8k78atu^ a"d..D*n!^ °.f .C!fC*.d# !ld cal,*, - • ^ J* ® .nd f. *nv -n.nvin" - ®r..K ** P • »ham Gerrlt Baker having filed in o( 48th gtr t and familm y enjoying fish. EVERY THURSDAY Bald court his final administration Metal Work j If you are not familiar with thc may join. New teleplione rates The br,de ,ven ,n Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sprldgeon account, and his petition praying club "rules the following will ex- and clrN loin bv wrltlnal & ""triage by , _ Logan School Reunion for the allowance thereof and for Lowell Phone h fatl wor f Operated ly ' plain them to you. name, address, school, and grade " ?" | « * ^ ° o^v the assignment and distribution of 240-F2 or 64 In the librarians notebook ^tln w,th ,on« ',e€VM P0,nt*d -8unday ot Mr A good crowd gathered on the thc residue of said estate, and for READING CLUB RULES 'the wrist and full skirt ending ln'Mr9- Oscar Shriver and Grandpa old school grounds and after the The Wohreriee Stockyards Co. and Alen leMer For each J book read, the author the alUmance of his annual ac- Indian Braves 'a train. Her fingertip veil wasiDraP". Virginia rode her bicycle , usual greetings and meeting old count filed herein March 24th, 1950, Dale Rodgers, Phone ou and title is written In the note- he|d jn place wjth iWd peari8 Shel t from Grand Rapids and will friends, the president asked Aivln Phone 6361 It Is Ordered, That the 5th day Any boy or girls may join. HH,k 8 Barryton 60-F2 To join, a boy or girl tells his - carried white roses and white P«nd the week with her grand-' Weaver to offer prayer, then all of July, A. D., 1960, at ten o'- For the Ist book read, nn'sweet peas. parents. clock In the forenoon at said pro- lined up to get their share of the Proof for the claims of tho wonder drugs for Michigan Bell customers bate office be and Is hereby ap- gained 62 pounds in 42 days. The other, getting Indian with the members namo| -j-jje bridesmaid was Miss Stella I Caryl Raab is visiting her uncle, good feast on the tables. After pointed for examining and allow- such as streptomycin and their value in swine the basic ration alone, with no strepto.nycin, on it. Is posted on the bulletin lMnanpwsk| whoM dress was pow- Rev. Paul Graham and family in dinner the business meeting was ing said account and hearing said feeding is shown in thc picture above. These gained only 36 pounds in 42 days. board. A feather Is pasted on the (jer biue anti 8he carried pink'Detroit this week and David Gra- called. Minutes of last reunion and petition. two litter-mates got identical rations in a 42-day Scientists at Michigan State College believe MICHIGAN'S FIRST 1950 FAIR! Indlan. carnatlona. |ham of Detroit is visiting at tho financial reports wera read and It Is Further Ordered, That pub- feeding test at the Michigan Agricultural Experi- the streptomycin acts as an antibiotic, making Vlctor both approved. Then came the elec- lic notice thereof be given by pub- ment Station at East Lansing. Both weighed 26 favorable changes in the intestinal bacteria. feMheT iriLS on^a^Jian ! Mllanowaki acted as best home. HE Michigan Public Service Commission has au- have added only $21,000,000 a year to revenues. Onlj man w,th A^ch, tion of officers for next year. The lication of a copy of this order, for unds at the start. The pig getting vitamin Further tests will be made to determine practical for A nnn-firHnn l.nnk n prppn' ' ® Maxim and Ed-1 Last week Sunday dinner guesta C.THOMAS STutiFS three successive weeks previous to 12 plus one half of one percent streptomycin - ways farmers can use the method to get faster, w following were elected, president. K thorized increased local rates for Michigan Hell tele- recently we received demands from thc telephone fonthor i<» nnsted on the Tndlitn i arif Mllanowskl seating the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aldrich said day of hearing. In,the Lowell T LAKE ODESSA'S Steven Weaver; first vice presi- with the basic 18 percent protein ration of corn, more economical gains with swino and perhaps \ hov nr fflri who rpnrt^ in * and Bernle Kiimartin and Stanley and sons were her sister, Dorothy Ledger, a newspaper printed and soybean oil meal, B vitamins, and minerals' . other livestock. phone service, heginnin" June 20, 1950. The increase union for changes in its contracts which, if granted, will A boy or girl who reads 10 J jjilanoW8llj 8erved n9 a,tar boy8. dent, Ammon Miller; second vice 4 0 Clausing of Cincinnati, Naomi and circulated In said county. books (J or J with a number) I "" """boys. president, Orville Deardorf; secre- JOHN DALTON. was granted after a thorough 18 months* study of add still more to our expense. This, of course, is not will receive a reading certificate! Th« brides mother wore an aqua Leroy Thomas of Cascade, Mr. and Mrs. James Wheltey and Edward tary-treasurer, Clara Brandebury; Judge of Probate at the end of the summer !»«tln dress with white accessories assistant secretary- treasurer, VI- A true copy: STATE S ROADS FOLLOW INDIAN TRAILS Recipes Are Changed Michigan Hell's application, which was filed in Decem- provided for in the rate increase just granted. 16th ANNUAL FAIR A boy or girl who reads mora •nd « corsage of yellow carnatlona. Oudebler of Grand Rapids. Friday and Saturday Specials PRED ROTH, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beyer and lena Mlshler; program comlttee, IN LARGE PART. WAYNE U. STUDY SHOWS By Following Rules ber, 1918. It docs not change the long distance rates than 10 books becomes a member! The church was decorated with Register of Probate c7-9 children. Mrs. Frank Gilchrist, Mra. Will Mlshler, Mra. Lotta Hoff- Even with the present increase, the average telephone of the Pow-Wow Club. red and white roses. man, Mrs. Margaret Kauffman; Approaching summer may mean now Wing charged. Mr. and Mrs. Clara Bartholomew more sour milk for you to use up, All boys and girls who belong' Bernle Smith, as soloist, sang table committee, Emma Deardorf, Dan A. Wingeier bill has risen less than half as much as the prices of and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bartho- Delrich OLEO Lowell, Mich. or perhaps your problem Is having July 3 and 4,1950 to the rfadln* club will b. Thl. D,y. O Molh.r|.j, o^^tupld. w,™ Leonna Stahl, Lydia Miller, Minnie Ih. 29c K good recipes for sour milk but no The revised rates represent increases of from 25c to things that make up the cost of living. In terms of to a party at the end of the sum-|0f Mine" **—•«" ——~.-l_ . _ . — Stahl. Erma Yoder; arrangement Ol—— j —1_ |u L- FINAL ADMINISTRATION and "Ava Maria" accom-|gunday caners at the Rockefellow uienaaie 2 lb. box sour milk. mer. committee. Loyd Zerbe. Lelghton ACCOUNT 75c a month for residence service. Increases for business value—in terms of the working hours needed to pay Panled by Kate Brougham as or- peBruyn home. However, recipes may be changed Mrs. Grace Whaley. Librarian, lgnni8t Yoder, Gordon Stahl. The program State of Michigan, the Probate July 3 - Governor's Day Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warner and easily to use either sweet or sour customers range from 50c per inonlh upward. for it—telephone service is cheaper now than before And Library CommlU«, , A bruk{ut committee waa then given charge Court for the County of Kent Laura Fountain attended the wed- milk advises Winston Osborn, foods Hone Show — Idl Game and after singing the "Battle Hymn Cheese Feed 69c I at the home of the groom's par- dlnng of Miss Betty Lou Patterson At a session of said court, held department at Michigan State Col- thc war. A telephone in the average home costs less per of the Republic" Mra. Ella Bannon at the probate office, In the City of The week of July 24-28 will be ents for the immediate families, and Conrad Mllanowski at St. lege. You'll feel very expert as you Mkhigon's Origind Knopp Family was called to have charge of the Grand Rapids, in said County, on Each Michigan Bell subscriber will receive day than a package of cigarettes, a quart of milk or a acatlon week at Ada Branch Li- A reception was held for nearly Mary's Church Saturday. bake a sweet milk reclpe# with sour memorial program. She read the the Sth day of June, A. D., 1960. Paradt Honoring Dr. Ctas. H. Peabody brary and at this time our llbrar- 100 guests at the home of the Mrs, Cora Miller returned to her milk or vjce-versa. gallon of gasoline. names of Vina Wlssenger, Myrtle Seled Olives Igibtli . 29c Present: HON. RICHARD W. specific information about the new fates Address by Hon. G. Mennen WWiams. lan Mrs. Grace Whaley will attend i bride's parents Saturday evening. home Sunday after being with Mr. BRYANT, Judge of Probate. fc 'i Henry. Mra. Harvey Snyder Mar- If you have lots of sour milk and the annual library workshop. Miss Virginia Miller and Miss Bar- and Mrs. Carl Graham for two In the Matter of the Estate of want to use a sweet milk recipe ten, Mrs. Louise Erb and Mrs. BINQ with the first telephone bill dated on or Michigan Hell must keep on adding to its telephone Governor bara Falrbrother of Grand Rapids! weeks. She has a new granddaugh- Emma B. Collar, Deceased. you will need to make just two Hlgglns Lake, Conservation Mellnda Lite, placing a flower in • Light and Heavy Weight Horse Pulling prepared the bride and groom'ter born to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dan A. Wingeier having filed In changes. Allow one-half teaspoon plant in order to expand and improve its service to meet Training School near Roscommon their memory upon the little white after June 20. table decorating it in blue and j Shook of Caledonia Sunday. They said court his final administration of baking soda for each cup of sour Contests will be the workshop for the 1950 cross. Mra. Brandebury paid trib- account, and his petition praying the needs of Michigan people. That requires that more meet. white, and bouquets of white roses .have four boys so a little girl is Pencake Syrup Pt 10c for the allowance thereof and for tf milk. Then, since one-fourth tea- ute to the memory of a former spoon of soda equals one teaspoon and pink gladioli with their initials very welcome. A i ilftrvt a 4!/^ the assignment and distribution of The reason for the new rates is a very simple one. The money be invested. And to attract that money from The theme for study for the teacher. Rev. August Nagler. Mra. MUivmalic of baking powder in leavening ac- librarians will be library work In pastel daises. Lunch with Mr. and Mra. Jarrold Raab and the residue of said estate. July 4 - Farmers' A Merchants' Day bride's cake was served. The Polka family attended the Crumback re- Bannon closed with prayer after It Is Ordered. That the 7th day tion, you can estimate how much costs oj providing telephone senice have climbed much investor?, your telephone company must have adequate with boys and girls. The selection Steven Weaver and wife sang "Be- Dot Orchestra furnished the music. union at Fallasburg Park Sunday. of July, A. O, 1960, at ten o'- to decrease the baking powder In • Pet ond Costume Parade and preparation of materials and yond the Sunset". Mrs. Russel faster than revenues. And thc rale increases granted have earnings. They are making their home In Mr. and Mrs. Vern Aldrich and Seep Chips clock In the forenoon at said pro- the original sweet milk recipe. care for same will be the main lan Hariiler pleased her audience with hex 15c • Sports for leys and Girls "rhli" apartment at Curve and Under- sons moved to Grand Rapids this bate office be and is hereby ap- For example. If the original sweet lagged far behind lhe increases in costs. subject with story telling for chil- hm ln Gr%Di a reading "Driving From the Back pointed for examining and allow- week-end. milk recipe calls for three and one- This rale increase, although much less than thc • Livestock Parade dren Included. Seat". We wera glad to have Otto ing said account and hearing said Congratulations and best wishes Callers of Mrs. Maude Cooper this Campbell'e half teaspoons of baking powder Many subjects pertaining to care Zelner a former Logan boy, with petition. 'I I In the last ten years, for'example, general increases amount needed, will help to strengthen Michigan Hell's • Harness Races — BaH Game of the community for a long hap- week were Mrs. Doris Linton and and you substitute one cup of sour of library materials, the under- us. Otto gave an interesting talk It Is Further Ordered, That pub- py married life to this fine couple.[Mrs. Esther Johnson, Mra. John lic notice thereof be given by pub- milk and one-half teaspoon soda, in liasic wage levels alone have added $35,000,000 a financial condition—and thus help us to provide you standing of children's reading of old time school days paying Hall of Ada. Mra. Ethel Sauers, Pork & Bean Ige cai 18c lication of a copy of this order, for your sour milk recipe will only PLUS problems and aid for children high tribute to some of his former year to operating costs. But during the same period, with the kind of telephone service you want, when and Whitneyville Locals Harry Proctor of Grand Rapid. three successive weeks previous to need just one and one-half tea- through proper selection of books. teachers and school mates. Will Vera Bates attended her Cousins said day of hearing. In the Lowell spoons of baking powder. The half- WLS NATIONAL IARN DANCE records, and films will b« dis- Mr. and Mrs. James Terpennln^ Glasgow gave a very Interesting Ledger, a newspaper printed and »>• *3* ' teaspoon of soda will equal two telephone rate increases, including the present one, will where you want it. luncheon Friday at the homa of cussed and how to use them with and family. Miss Barbara Mosher talk on happenings about 100 years Libby'i Con Beef 45e circulated In said county. teaspoons of baking powder. From Radio Station WLS, Chicago M boys and girls. Mr. and Mrs. Don Carlson, Mr| ra. Clara Coville in Grand itap- ago in honor of the 100th anniver- RICHARD W. BRYANT. You can also plan that' the Our librarian will enjoy hours and Mrs. Leroy Caleb, all of Mu»- Ma. sary of the founding of District Judge of Probate amount of baking powder used In -Two Rig Evening Shows f:15 of recreation with community sing- kegon, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Linton, Mr. and Mra. John Visser and Grated Tua Fish A true copy: rcclpes will be two teaspoons of No. B, Bowne. Letters of greetings 29c FRED ROTH. A financially healthy telephone company Is good for everybody ing. games and stunts, square danc- and Joan of Alto, Joe Thaler of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Homstra and rapid-acting, or one teaspoon of wera read from Mattle Glasgow Register of Probate c7-9i ing Included. Higgins Lake Camp: Green Lake were all Sunday din- children met with Mr. and Mrs. L. Hanaford. Peter Benntler, Ella double action, baking powder to Is very beautiful and those at-In" guests of Mr. and Mrs. George J. McCaul and family for a picnic Burt Kllngman and the former Salad Bowl Salad Dreiiiig ft. 47c Research groups keep explaining! l^oaMrd Clarkaon. a Wayne student descended from • full-blooded one cup of flour. And one whole dinner at Dutton Park Sunday. tending will enjoy the setting andiLInton, Jack and Mrs. Esther Carl- Mellnda Starbard. Then came Ice periodically that the average fam- Indian, dons his forebears' traditional costume to demonstrate one method egg will leaven one-fourth cup of gain valuable Information for the'8™- celebrating Mrs. Carlsons Mr. and Mra. George Sytsma of cream cones and lots of 'em. Logan lly's food tosts have doubled In re-' Indians used in marking trails across the state. A supple tree branch was flour. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY coming library season. 1 birthday. Mr. and Mra. Don Mc-Grand Rapids called on his sister, school reunion of 1960 then went CoMep ill Whole Cbickei $1.49 cent years—as If the average fam- pointed in the direction that the trail ran, and tied with thongs to grow With these few rules you can Remember to select your sum-l^aleb of Grand Rapids wera Sun- Mra. Peter Buys and family Thurs- Into history as a very enjoyable Ily didn't know. in this position. The highway being inspected by Wayne coeds is U.S. 16, change your recipes around like an nier reading before vacation week.'day afternoon callers. Mra. Ray day evening. which follows an ancient Indian trail expert and also solve that sour milk Mr. and Mra. Charles Aldrich one. > problem. July 24 to 28 when the library Linton took some pictures of the Clara M. Brandebury, Sec.-Treaa. The old fashioned girl darned her and sons, Mra. Kenneth Storey, Bill Picklea qt. jar 23c husband's socks. Her daughter will be closed. family gathering. Vllena Mlshler Asst. Sec. Michigan's major highways, which (or Ottawa) Trail, has become the Big Car Mr. and Mrs. James Courier and Mra. Dorothy Clausing wera Sun- Erfcks her darned husband. comprise one of the finest road- Dixie Highway or U.S. 10, running Want kds pay. Try ono. Bride Elect Given Showers baby Jerri of Alto were Tuesday day dinner guests of Leroy Thomas For Wrant—Cheep! A Rotarlan has systems in the nation, were at one from Detroit northward through ...... evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. and Naomi In Cascade. solved the low-cost housing prob- Jello, all flavors Pkfr8c time only faint trails over which Saginaw. Mrs. Raymond Slelghton and|L. M Douglass. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pyard and fam- lem for wrens by Inventing a single passed moccasined feet as Indians Other thoroughfares of today Mrs. John Adrlanse were hostesses i Mr. and Mrs. Burrwell Mc- ily and Larry Link of Alto spent season wren house of weather- traveled to hunting grounds and which were formerly Indian trails at a miscellaneous shower honor- Friday night and Saturday at Black Tea Ib. 53c Auto Races Dlarmld of Grand Rapids were proofed board that Is easy to erect 2 liokert Electric tribal gatherings. include U.S. 16, another Ottawa Paris visiting relatives and seeing Ing MIm Oerirodo Adrianse at th-i'Friday evening callers of their and Is catproof (since It swings It was native Indians of the state trail, running from Detroit to Grand John Adrlanse home on Friday p , Mm Oscar the sights around the Fish Hatch- arenta Mr< and free). COMPLETE who were responsible in large part Rapids; U.S. 25 and U.S. 23, along even ng. June 23. Twenty fourjShrlver Grandpa Draper, ery, Croton and Hardy Dams. Frtih Fruiti, VtftUblti A Cold Mtatf guests wera present for the oc-j carl Graham. Mra. Jarold Raab Mr. and Mra. Don Bates and Want ads pay. Trv one. ELECTRICAL SERVICE for the routes followed by our mod- the eastern shoreline; U.S. 2, from SUNDAY ern highways, says Dr. Floyd Slil- St. Ignace to Sault Ste. Marie; and Takes It easy aH the time! caslon coming from Rockford.' aml Forrait Graham attended fUn- genbauer, professor of geography at M. 35, from Escanaba to Marquette. ujweil. Grand Rapids and Ada. 9nki 8errices for their sister and Fixtures — Toostmaster Wayne University in Detroit, after The great pattern of trails which Miss Adrianse received many beau- aunt, Mra. Isabelle Needham. in Make no mistake! Although most cars use the Fluid Drive principle that JULY X tlful and useful gifts all wrapped Lowell Saturday. Sympathy Is ex- Water Heaten reviewing the travel networks of the made it possible for Indians to move Chrysler first introduced 12 years ago—there's an all-important fL,pr* .Vly 8hower and tended to all relatives. She was past. swiftly over the state's area on their The red-skinned engineers, who missions of peace and war also de- AT THE tied with gaily colored ribbons. known »wre having visited at PAUL RICKERT difference in automatic gear shifting today! Chrysler and only Chrysler The hostesses served a dainty her brother's home. planned the quickest means of travel termined the sites for many of gives you fvll control of your car. While others shift you up and lunch. On Wednesday of this past Mr. and Mrs. Don Bates and Phone S40 112 N. Hudson 8L along waterways and other routes Michigan's cities. Dr. Stilgenbauer Chevrolet truoks {he yon down—even when you don't want to shift—Chrysler's simple, cool- week Miss Adrlanse was honor;Joyce called on Mr. and Mrs. Rus- of few obstacles, laid out their trails shows. guest at a miscellaneous shower ;8eii Scott in Caledonia Thursday without surveying instruments. Yet First, traders' posts were set up running transmission takes its orders from you. Even at 12 given for her by Mrs. Lambert evening. modem engineers liked the results where the trails crossed. Later the miles an hour, in slow moving traffic, you're in high while others shift down to Hulringa and her daughter at their Mr. and Mrs. Chet Swanson so well that the great thoroughfares posts became focal points for Indian Grand Rapids home, and this com-Upent the week-end with his sister more powerfil performance, lower gears. How much quieter your engine runs! How much more smoothly! What a Owosso Motor we see today closely parallel the settlements and trade, and eventu- Ing Friday she will also be honor!and family in Missouri. They wera original routes. ally blossomed into major Michigan difference in high-gear economy! Come see what Fluid Drive does for guest at a third miscellaneous.returning to California this week, CLARK Such a trail was the Potawatomi, citics of today. shower given by her sisters. Mrs. Mr. and Mra. F. F. Grimes of you! Examine Chrysler workmanship . . . compare the quality of materials. . . which ran from Detroit to Chicago. Detroit, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Gary Dalstra of Alto and Mrs Grand Rapids wera Saturdav eve- thriftier operotion Plumbing and Heating Prttlomctk Fluid DHr* Trantmitsion conurti of fhr#« discover the benefits of Chrysler engineering! You'll find built-in value all the way through Speedway Robert Dunn of Grand Rapids andlnlng guests of Mr. and Mrs. John At Ypsilanti the Sauk Trail, com- Jackson, Saginaw, Pontiac, and Niles compact units . . . g/rol Fluid Driyt. ffc* Sahfy Chikh and that has no equal! Extra money's worth, we're sure, that will make held at the Dunn home. |Hodgeman. ing from the south, joined it to can be traced back to Indian settle- PnOomatk Tnmmiuhm. Each unit It chagn*d with a minimum Mrs form a fork. Today the fork re- ments loeated at strategic points. of moving parti, and aodi unit it njggtdfy built to gin you a Chrysler buyer for life! 6 Mies West of Owosso on M.21 Y I - Eugene Dahlke and Larry Sheet Metal Work troubh-frt« ttrvice for Hm lifehme of Ih* car. Booster Club Annual Picnic jgpent Thursday with Mra. Cora mains; the Potawatomi trail now So too, Escanaba, St. Ignace. Sault ; Booster Club will hold their an-|VanStrIen of Cascade Road. being U.S. 12, and the Sauk Trail Ste. Marie, hnd Marquette in the | nual picnic for members and their j Mrs. Carl Graham Is able to be CALL 78 VS. 112. Upper Peninsula were founded by SANCTIONED RY C. S. R. A. j families and member of Ada Man- up again after a two weeks siege Another Indian route, the Saginaw Indians. onlc Lodge No. 280 F. « A. M. and in bed. Callers this week wera 'their families on Saturday after- Mr. and Mra. Russell Miller and DAVE CLARK. Prop. the Glshpan If your sink is too low. Cut off legs of too-high work table noon, July 15 at Camp Vining at Phillip Shook of E. Caledonia. Mr. Weekly Scropbook or put wooden pegs under legs of a I Bostwick Lake. Games will be the and Mra. Marvin Stahl and daugh- of too-low one. Ensembles are avail- afternoon's diversion and a picnic,t®" Clarksvllle. Rev. Paul Gra- able In co-ordinating colors, of dish |potluck supper served at 6 o'clock.'ham and family of Detroit, Mr. and Week's Best Recipe \ -EA 8 Y TO USE— ^ and hand towels, pot holders, dish IONIA FREE FAIR PARADE Ada Lodge will furnish ice cream Mrs. Duane Hutchinson of Grand Sea Foam Cookies: 1 egg white. cloths and window curtaining. These 'for the supper, and please bring I Rapids. Mr. and Mra. George brighten a drab kitchen. They come Gr J ROLL TICKETS ^ *4 t salt. H c brown sugar. t jyour own table senice, a dish to| aham and family and Mr. and vanilla. 4 c shredded eocoanut, 1 c In plaids and stripes. In delightful MUST 711, USD pass, your owft sandwiches and Mrs. Howard Miller and son of N. :For Shows, Bazaars, Races, Out- "blte-slxe" shredded wheat biscuits. color combinations. Terry cloth Is Time — 10:00 A. M. drink. Everyone Is given a cordial i Stella Warner, also ings, Parties. Dances, Athletics,{ Heat oven at slow temperature very popular. Make a kitchen bul- Invitation to attend. Harry Proctor of Grand Rapids. Jalso Beverage and Food Coupons j (300 degrees). Grease two baking letin board of masonlte, trimming The Second Annual Ionia Free Fair Parade will be held Monday Mrs. Peter Buys and Bstty spent •2.000 Numbered Tlcksts.—flJO^ sheets. Let egg white stand to the edges with shelf paper edging. morning. Aug. 7. at 10:00 o'clock Ada Locale Thursday with Gerrit VanderKam warm to room temperature. Beat You can use gathered ruffling to and children of Byon Center and tgg white stiff but not dry. Add frame the window, use home made The Kent County Road Commis- i DOUBLE ROLL TICKETS^ assisted the girls with their work. salt. Beat In sugar, a tablespoon at cornices of plywood covered with Prim Offered Are As Folows sion is giving their employees a Mrs. VanderKam recently passed ^Numbered on each ticket fer^ a time. Add vanilla. Fold In cocoa- washable wallpaper or painted and long week-end over the 4th of July FLOATS- 1«t 2nd 3rd 4th Sth 6th 7th away after a long Illness. ; drawings, door prizes, etc. ; nut and cereal. Drop by teaspoon- decorated with your monogram. holiday, from Friday evening to N 2.000 Double Tickets t2J5? ful onto baking sheets about two Have decorative plant shelves about Floats will be judged for $40 and Wednesday morning. Several are originality and beauty Trophy |30 |20 |1S 110 I7.S0 IS S ) Inches apart. Bake on oven rack to bring the outdoors. Inside your planning to take advantage of the Ada Locals slightly above center, for 20 min- workshop. CHILDREN 6 to IS- extra time and go on fishing trips THE LOWELL LEDGER (Clown and Animal Cos- You con exptJ great things of these new Chevrolet tracks. They're \ utes or until kisses are dry to the IMf NEW YORKER 4.DOO* SEDAN and sightseeing trips, weather per- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Swayne and Everything In Printing ( Inspirational tumei). The Ionia F^ae Fair touch and lightly browned. Remove mitting. Bonnie of Granli Rapids wera Fri- tho most powerful tracks Chevrclet has ever built, yet they cost surprisingly s Phone 200 Lowell i from pan at once. Yield: 2 dozen Though I be free from all men, is offering the following day evening visitors of Mr. and Sunday was Mrs. Ira Teeple's IH Inch kisses. yet have I made myself senant See H—drive It... there*! built-in value all tho way through! prizes for the best cos- birthday and many relatives and Mrs. James Furner and Sunday little to operate. Two ragged, wooder-woHting Valve-In-Head engines—the unto all, that I might gain the more. tumes in the parade 17.50 IS $3 $2 Ten |1 PHrae Autcmatk Gmt SkUting—with full control of your carl Bttar tradian— friends called to express their best dinner guests were Mra. Verne New Fabrics —I Corinthians 2:19. Thriftmaster 92-h.p. and the new Loadmaster 105-h.p.-brtng you performance Advantoges off Chrysler's softr on tl!pp«ry roadt. Convmienc* of dutch for eatitr parking. ANTIQUE CARS— wishes. Mra. Teeple received many Furner and Mrs. Daisy Ward of Many new fabrics solve past To be driven entire route Slowtr fngin* Sp**dt—reduced noae. wear. Saves aosolintl Drive in high lovely cards and gifts to mark the Grand Rapids. RUG, CARPET ironing problems. Women say the Fluid Drive of parade. Cars will be Mr and Mrs that saves you time and money. New Power-Jet carburetion provides smooth, Seeks to Increase while othen drive in low in traffic date among those who called weral - Tony Ortowski are nylon shirts for menfolk are the The Beautiful judgod on age and Mr. and Mrs. Fred lafrate and l^'ng congratulated on the birth of quick acceleration, and the 4-speed Synchro-Mesh transmission in heavy-duty; AND FURNITURE biggest time saver. A new pllsse Tree Seed Supplies appearance 125 US. |12J0 |10 |7J0 IS.00 two children of Lansing. a 6 lb. son on Thursday. June 22 WeHrpnot Ignition lubrittd (somewhat like seersucker), makes During 1949, nine and one-half —prevents stalling in rain or high waterl DECORATED BICYCLES Fifteen |1.00 Prirae Mra. Anna Yardley of Lowell at Osteopathic hospital. Grand Rap- Advantages off Chrysler's Cyfinder Wai/t—chemical protection for increased life, floating Power— models means faster shifting and greater safety on the grades. To you, this Into dresses that can be tubbed and million tre«>s were planted In Mich- CLEANING helps eliminate vibration. SvperfinisAed Partt—reduce friction, Decision of Judges Final was a visitor on Thursday of Mrs.!ids. The baby boy has been given means wonderful new performance ... less time on squeezed to seml-dryness and the igan by schools. 4-H clubs, com- High Compression Ida Morris. I the name of Anthony Howard. .ALL WORK EXPERTLY crinkle makes Ironing unnecessary. last longer. Exhaust Vo/ve Seat Inserfs—reduce need for valve grindlngl Those Desiring to Enter, Fill In and Return Entry Blank munities and private forest plant- Spitfire Engine! Full Flow OH Mtar—keeps oil deanl Ronnie and Jack Kamp of Grand The severe electric storm Friday the road . . . less time in the haul. So do yourself DONE Lots of play clothes are made of ers. Supplies of trees still do not Rapids are spending a week in caused considerable damage In this luscious colored or white terry meet demand, states Paul A. Herb- Ada with their grandparents. Mr. district. Scores of telephones wera WE CALL FOR AND CHRYSLER IONIA FREE FAIR PARADE a favor. Visit our showroom today. Chevrolet trades cloth. Some types of voile can be ert. head of the forestry department Funcfioaal Design—full room for your head, legs, shoulders. Easy to DELIVER Ionia, Michigan and Mra. Peter Kamp and while out and electric power cut off in hung while wet. on a hanger, and at Michigan State College. enter ond leave 1 Safe Guard Hydraulic Braktt—smoother stops, less pedal Mr. Kamp Is home from Muske- some cases for several hours, trees have what you want! need no ironing, which holds true 1 He believes that Michigan again Chrysler's Advantages pressure. Cydebonded linings for double the wear. Ehdrically Operated with Fluid Drive August 7, 1950 pon on vacation. On Monday Peter ^were down and In one instance a ^CHEVROLET 2-DAY SERVICE for many jerseys. Cotton knit shirts surpassed all states In the north- in Comfort and Safety WindthMd Wiper—constant speed all the limel Chair Height Seats— Kamp and Ronnie and Mra. Jamett porch was completely demolished are a 'snap'. Skirts that are dried ern part of the country • In tree na crouching, you sit naturallyl Safety Rim Whoolt—won't throw fires of Henry Kamp went to Muskegon by the gale. There was a very by gathering around a broomstick planting as It did In 1948. That after blowouts at normal speeds. (print name) fishing. j heavy rainfall also. ADVANCE-DESIGN TRUCKS are still favorites. year. Michigan tree acreage planted Mrs. Andrew Miller and EUrin: Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Anderson IDEAL was ten times that of Minnesota (street) (city) .motored to Grand Rapids on Mr. and Mra. John Potter and Rng and Fareiture Dress Up the Kitchen and twice the acreage planted in wish to enter the following In the parade: Thursday evening to visit Mr. and daughters and Mra. Mable Gross Don't have the kitchen look like Wisconsin. Mra. John Bonrsma and children of Lowell spent Sunday at Grand a clinic, cold and all white. Make it Both the Department of Conser- I and to remember Kenneth Boors-jHaven visiting Mr. and Mrs, John attractive, livable, comfortable. vation and Michigan State College 222 WEST MAIN STREET Saranac Phone 2S27 or 'ma's birthday. On Sunday they Vormlttag and family. Without much expenditure you can are increasing their production as Lowell 442 MCQUEEN MOTOR CO. ... LOWELL, MtCHtfiAN went to Alto to visit Miss Sadal Mra. Kittle Charles and friend McFALL CHEVROLET add accessories that are pretty and fast as seed and publio funds are ALL ENTRIES FREE AND MUST BE IN BY JULY 28 Wilson and brought Esther Hani? Mra. Walsh of Lowell were Mon- prscticaL Use a wooden rack, paint- available for this purpose permit, Mall above entry blank to: IONIA FREE FAIR. Ionia, Mich. hack to Ada to make an extended day evening guests of Mr. and 508 W. Main St. Lowell, Mich. Phone 29.8 c7-8-S ed with waterproof varnish, under Herbert states. Halt. 'Mrs. Onies Kellogg.

wtmmmmmmm. TWO THE LOWEtt LEDQEI THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. JUNE 29, I960 NINE L.L.MT mt LUWIIX UMWrH I-lVigrmi-ST; Alto Locals of Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. Byron the treated seed and atore it where Bowne Center Methodist In the family food - budget the Noxious Wood Notice Keep Treated Seeds Weeks also joined the family you won't mistake it for feed grain. ALTO NEWS Mrs. Ernest Roark Joined a group •mdak price per serving is more important Church Notes group at Muskegon Sunday eve- newne Township Away from Livestock Mrs. Fred Pattlson of 38 ladles to Chicago Thursday. Mrs. Ira Sargeant than the price per pound or dozen. Comrnon Council ning. Remember tray back when the Phono 3231 They went through Marshal Field Bowne Center welcomes Rev. and Meat cuta may vary from one to (Official) LEDGER To all owners, possessors or oc- Chemlcally-treatcd seed grains, radio announcer's warning of an Mrs. Bolitho back again for an- Last Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Erin Johnson spent five servings per pound. A small cupiers of lands, or to any person left :tver from spring planting can ROOF, and visited Welcome Travelers and Important announcement meant a other year. About 45 children and Mrs. Jay Leece and family were Sunday with friends In Battle chicken has more bone waste in A regular meeting of thc Common kill livestock If they get mixed in Elects Officors ship hall. Plans were discussed for Ladles Fair. The group left from or persons, firm or corporation, Alto Legion Mr. and Mrs. Alford Hooper and Creek. relation to weight than a large one. Council of the Vl.lage of Lowell "hot-off-the-press news bulletin a new community hall to bo built Lake Odessa and a fine time Is adults enjoyed the picnic at Cale- ENTRIES having charge of any lands In the with feed rations. ^WORM OUT, daughters of Rochester Ind.. Mr. was held In the council rooms of thc rather than a commercial plugging The Alto Legion Post No. 528, above the new library and fire reported. donia Park Saturday. There was Vurl Stahl was among the group State: ^ Michigan State College agricul- a brand of breakfast food? V and Mrs. Lewis Mick, Jr., and Don't blame bad luck for all city hall. Monday evening. June 6, l\V met at their Legion hall Tuesday house. Pete Datema. the contractor a very good attendance at Sunday of FFA boys of the Lowell High THE FARMER IS NOW NEWS Notice Is hereby given that all tural specialists advise farmers to WILL NEVER. DO, Miss Addle Sinclair accompanied family of South Boston. Mr. and c returned from a your troubles. Bad luck usually is 1950. evening and elected officers as from Dutton, will let the hoard School and Church service Sun- SchooI who haV noxious weeds growing on any get rid of surplus treated grain by The trouble with a lot of smart Mr. and Mrs. George Skldmore Mrs. George Leece of Ionia. Mr.J . y vacation trip In the Upper the outcome of bad Judgment The meeting was called to order Time was when the farmer sel- follows: Commander, Jack Feuer- know the approximate cost this day morning. Choir practice at the ten da lands anywhere within the Town- disposing of It where livestock can- kids Is that they don't smart In the and they enjoyed a potluck dinner by the village presdent pro-tem, L. dom made the front page but In re- REPLACE IT WITH steln; vice commander, Ed Ander- hall Thursday evening. Remember and Mrs. Wayne Dawson and fam-;penlnBUia vurl ranked fourth ahlp of Bowne, County of Kent, not eat it It is advisable to label right place. week. All present were In favor with Mrs. Adah Thompson, Satur- cent years he finds his problems on Vacation Bible School at Alto Ily and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Miller jpIace in lhe 8aie of seeds this Dr. H. R. Myers W. Rutherford, at 8:15 p. m. / son; Jr. vice commander, Keith and volunteered to help financially day. State of Michigan, or within the Page one. City dwellers are more Graham; adjutant, Kendal Porrltt; church, starting Monday July 3. of Lowell. |spring. \ OSTEOPATHIC Trustees present, Mulder, Elzlnf a, limits of any highway passing by 'A ROOF THAT'S NEW If necessary. Mr. and Mrs. Mert Orlop of Cale- conscious of him. finance officer Dick Falrchlld; Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Keim at-] and Mrs. Earl McDalrmld Physician and Surgeon Rutherford, Roth. Chrlstlanaen. or through such lands, must be cut donia called on Mm and Mrs. Pete Sunday School at 10:15 a. m. Th^y followed him through the historian, Ralph Clark; chaplain. Morning Worship at 11:00 a. m. tended the wedding of Sam Schwab 0f south Lowell were callers at S11 E. Main 8t Trustees absent, Foreman. down and destroyed, on or before Happy Cooks Tilkins recently. Mi;. Tilklns re- period of the '308 with foreclosed ABOUT Gene Krauss; sergeant-at-arms and Miss Patricia Reynolds at the the ira sargeant home one eve- Phone 2H-F2 The minutes of the regular meet- the first day of July, A. D. 1950. turned from University Hospital every Sunday Everyone Welcome. mortgages and dust-storms, his LET ME, Duane Kraus; Ex. Comm. Bob The Happy Cooks met at Bonnie Baptist Church In Ionia Saturday njng iaat week. Office Houra—10:00-12;00 a. m. ing of May 15, 1950 were read and Failure to comply with this notice and friends are glad to hear ho Js Rev. G. F. Bolitho. pastor. Afternoona—2:00-4:00 p. m. efforts to feed the world during the HAVE IT. Slater. Next meeting will be held Hoag's Thursday, June 22. Plans night. The reception was held at approved. war. his fight against ceilings on on or before the date mentioned or were made for the 4-H Fair gaining nicely. Their daughter of the Sportsmans lodge at Bertha Thursdaya—10:00-12:00 a. m. The Lowell township" supervisor. within ten days thereafter, shall July 18 at their hall. meat In "46. government parity or and arrangements were made to Detroit Is staying with them. Brock Park. West Lowel 7:00-9:00 p. m.-Mon, Wad, Frl Frank Houghton, was present at make the parties so failing liable N. McCords—E. Cascade support prices and food surplus send magazines to the Veterans Sorry to hoar Clayton Dygert Mrs. Melvln Court the meeting to ask the council for the costs of cutting and destroy- £ Mrs. Effle Cox Mrs. Horace Myers and Mrs. problems. Mrs. Jennie Yeiter Honored Hospitals. Bonnie Hong had baked j had the bad lucluckk ttoo loslosee aa pair Dr. R. D. Sieglt about the renewal of the fire pro- ing such weeds, to be levied and Wm. Stalter were Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stlnton of The city man says the farmer Last week Thursday the Clark !a delicious cake which was served jof horses, struck by lightning In Neighbors and friends extend VETERINARIAN tection contract for the township collected against the property In shoppers Monday. Three Rivers were recent guests has never been so well off, a fat riroii. of the Methodist W. S. C. S. with Ice cream and lemonade, the pasture field Friday night In their sympathy to Jim Needham Alto, Mich. No action was taken, but Mr, the same manner us other taxes Mrs. L. E. Lott Is now able to of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald bank roll and a brand new car, the FLINT-KOTE ROOFING church and gave a Next meeting will be Thursday, the storm and family at the death of Mrs. Alto Phones: Houghton was assured something are levied and collected, and shall met at the walk about the house with only and Mrs. Mary Stlnton. force that put Truman back In Mrs.'July 6 at Janice Curtiss'. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roark en- Isabelle Needham. Office 2391 Res, 2393 would be done. be a lien upon the land until paid short program honoring the aid of a chair. She has had Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Nesblt of office so the good might continue. tertained Sunday with a family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox and Mr. Erlck Pearson, an electrical In full. Suriock Double Covering Shingles Jennie Yelter s birthday. the cast removed. Grand Rapids wre Friday supper The farmer resents the Impres- Alto Chex dinner in honor of several birth Mr. and Mrs. J. Cox and Fred at- D. H. Oatley engineer, who has been working on If any owner, possessor or occu- Mrs. Yeiter waa unable to attend Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Krauss guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvln sion that he is getting rich off of Thickbut Strips — Roll Roofing „ . days occurring In June. Guests tended the wedding of Velma De- plans for an automatic switch board pier of land, or any person or per- entertained company from Massa-|Court DENTIST the government. Many farmers because of Illness and an original The Altcj Chex were defeateddefeated ! were Rob(.rt johngoni Raymond for the hydro-eleo4rlc plant, came sons. firm or corporation having lores Little and Louis Baker Sat- chusetts last week. ' &irs. Gordon Overholt of Lansing Cor. W. Main and Riverside Drive around Lowell are dissatisfied with poem. A Tribute to Mother by Mr*. Wednesday evening, by the Bowne jOU8ma anU Allll!on RoRrk and to the council meeting with com- charge of any lands in the State urday at the First Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sargeant at-Tuesday night with her Office 50 Rea. 49 the present set-up of federal farm Ceclle Cronlnger was read to hei Center Blue Bells at Bowne Center ; |iics and Mr. and Mrs, pleted plans and pictures of the new shall knowingly, suffer any Canada thelr fam Church in Lowell. tended a party Saturday evening p Mr. and Mrs. John Baker, plans, would rather be free from when three ladles called on her score 17 to 6. Next game will be Qeorge Trescott. arent8i switch board. Mr. Pearson gave the thistles, milkweed, wild carrots or Miss Maxine Miller spent the at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don] Keith Baker spent last week Dr. K. A. Phelps this tie, are suspicious of the Bran- FLINT-KOTE TAPER TEX ASBESTOS SIDING on their way home. past two weeks with Miss Arleen council an account of the plans and other noxious weeds to grow there- June 28 when the Lowell Sham- Betty Sterzick and Mrs. Fred Strong In East Campbell. ,|n the Upper Peninsula. DENTIST nan Plan, are more tolerant of The poem Is as follows: said "the Job complete would cost on or shall suffer the seeda to rocks will play Alto Chex. at Ster- are sporting shiners. Bet- Neubecker In Jackson and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rollins of, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Huver at- Christiansen Building government aid if it is in the form Homes transformed like magic with beautiful, 1 Howard Miller drove to Jackson approximately 121.000.00." The coun- ripen, so as to cause or endanger A Tribute to Mother zlcV * field at 7 o'clock sharp. Our.^y received her's while playing ball Kankakee. III., spent Saturday and tended the Crumback reunion at Office 244 Residence 614 of land conservation programs. Monday and Maxine returned home cil was unable to give Mr. Pearson the spread thereof, he or they Written by Mrs. Ceclle Cronlnger Alto druggist Bill Gllmore. treated'and Ye Scribe received hers when Sunday with her parents, Mr. and j Fallasburg Park Suncay. gleaming side walls. with her. an answer on the Job and turned It There is hostility to all govern- shall pay the cost of cutting and the winning girls as usual and hurrledly carrying food Into Mrs. Byron Weeks and Sunday! Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald and In all the vast domain of man. Miss Dland L. Cox Is spending Dr. J. W. Trumble over to the Ug^t & Power Com- ment aid programs or preference destroying such weeds. Ken Lyon took pity on the Chex church for our public dinner Thurs- night with her sister and husband. 1 Mrs. Mary Stlnton called on Mr. What quality, so sweet this week with her grandparents. VETERINARIAN mittee for further action. for ones that protect the farmer's Dated this Slst day of June, 1950. and treated them also. jday and fell, however over $50 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Vlckers In Mus-jand Mrs. Richard Court In Lowell 1 As mother's love. It's hopes. Its Mr. and Mrs. J. Cox. Offlea—W. Mala St at City Limits It was moved by Trustee Mulder, Income while still guaranteeing him Leonard A. Warner, Comqila- WINDOW SCREENS BUILDERS I was cleared toward our new elec- kegon. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Miller [Sunday. Phone 52 Lowall, Mich. seconded by Trustee Roth, that his independence. Are farmers get- sloner of Highways of the fears Alto Garden Club Picnic jtric stove, so why worry over a Mrs. Howard Miller and Mrs. building permits be granted to the ting rich? Township of Bowne, County of HARDWARE And pride without conceit. Ernie Wilson spent Thursday In About 40 friends and members;bltJ^_®yeA , , ,, . Grand Rapids. Dr. R. H. Sluiter following applicants: Charles J. Kent, State of Michigan. c8-9 No other earthly sentiment. tur, Ai4« /-n i- a Many Altolt6ltn to8a nav nu good ltlucl k The full-time farmer says no and of the Alto Garden Club meAt at *i < j . .. . Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaufman OPTOMETRIST Ellis. Edward Stormzand and She leaves to mourn their loss, Tm famished for a cup of tea, madam, but I simply would not trouble The soul of man can bind % reminds the urbanlte that in In- phone directory, I COMBINATION INTERIOR FINISH of Grand Rapids spent Monday Eyes Examined Thurston W. Tidd. Yeas 5. Nays 0. the son and daughter, five grand- you to make It for me. If you'll lejid me your telepl To the soul of God. 'til timeless L£. Sid. Park, C.Wonla W«,- a"^h dl"« '• Rill BOOmr n e gunday nd h d d{luur ON MB HOCKS THE ONLY TIME IA80UT be paid. book. with her customary, charm, wel CHOCOLATE TMATARS rEATUREO AT Phone 296 sue': variable market? * Port Huron; a half-brother. Merle with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kline my wire listcws Witt I have not far to search. comed friends and members and TO WHAT I HAVE General With the long hours, hard work, Mellnda Keller Lite Keller of Detroit; and a step- Afternoon callers were Mr. and TO To find a mother, whose wealth of proceeded with business and re-1 South Lowel MV Dr. W. A. Large , hazards of l^bor, the dependence bother, Allan Eby of Elkton, and LAM A 'Mrs. Vernor Lynn. Mrs. Mary WITTENBACH Village pay. 5-29- 50 1 441.00 Mellnda Keller, eldest daughter love CHIROPRACTOR upon weather, one thing is SURE, a host of other relatives and Coafideuce ports. It was voted for our garden Sprague and Bob Martlnnli who Busy Comers Village pay, 6-5-'50 220.50 of Benjamin and Sophia Keller, was Has endeared her to all our hearts. club, who sponsored the Alto Li- UltWtRVICt 506 W. Main St farming isn't an EASY way to get friends. then contlned on to the latter'i Mrs. Mahlon Estes Fire Dept.. May pay 140.25 born in Waterloo County, Ontario. She Joined the United Brethren She has taught a family of daugh- brary In Its origin, would be divid- i — Office Hours — rich. Phone 250 Next to the Sfrond Theatre Lowell sister's near Owosso and also plan Rollins Ins. Agency 36.70 Canada, on June 18, 1877, and en- ters and sons Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slamma cele- 2:00-5:00 p. m. and 7:00-9:00 p. m. Church when seventeen years of ed and give two food sales. In to see Niagara Falls while on sever- State Mutual Fire Ins. Co.. 20.70 tered into rest on June 8, 1950, at To know and love God's Grace. ^ brated their 60th wedding anniver- Phone 42 Lowell, Mich. NOT LIKE AT HOME age and was a faithful member un- Ask hopes of raising $50 for this new al day's vacation. Ed. Laux. 25.00 S the age of 72 years, 11 months and til her death. And rests assured that when she's sary Sunday. June 25 with relatives library. It waa Interesting to hear Miss Nell Krombeen of Grand Postmaster, stamps 3.00 One of the much publicised pic- 20 days, at the home of her daugh- Funeral services were held at the gone. roll call answer to "My Pet Pest" and friends. A nice dinner was tures of Soviet propaganda, is that ter, Mrs. Roscoe Custer, of Sun- Rapids and Mrs. Mary Nye vaca- served by her niece. Miss Bertha Harry Day 5.00 Halladay United Brethren Church They'll carry on In her place. and how to control It. President Wottr Wefl Driling of the new Moscow subway. An fleld, Michigan, with whom she re- For Ed's Marathon Service tioned several days at Portage Schwarc. Adrian P. Kuyper 471.53 with graveside services at the No word of others. Ill-spoken, Wakefield then Introduced Mrs. Lucille Story 6.00 Imposing building it is too, with sided. Point, a very attractive place. Friends, relatives and old school- • And Repairing Bowne Mennonite cemetery with M-21 at Ada Bridge E'er heard upon her Hps; Glen Yeiter, who with artistic skill Lowell Ledger 24.00 high vaulted ceilings, vast spaces, Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Krauss. mates of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kilgus 17 Years of Experience At the age of five years she came Rev. Alford Custer of Sunfleld as And by the reverse token. made a variety of floral arrange- Wm. Helm's Texaco Sta 6.30 elaborate murals, the last word In daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and hedped them celebrate their 25th Guaranteed Materials with her parents and two sisters to officiating clergyman. It! None of her, on other's tongue-tips. ments which were unusally beauti- metbr Loweil Light Sc. Power 33.76 lighting arrangements. Bowne township, Kent County. New laprmi "Cat" Gmliie Mrs. Elza Davis of Delta. Ohio. wedding anniversary with a pot- Free Estimates Through endless hours of humble ful and these were given to the There are five pictures In "Soviet Michigan, where she lived the most The secret of cooking fish is to Mr. and Mrs. Otis Ries of Muir, luck dinner Sunday evening. Mr. No money down, up to three AUCTION toll ill and shut-ins. Kathleen Peterson, PICKS M 75 Total $1,483.74 Russia Today," besides others in of her life. use low heat and never overcook OIL BATTERIES Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wleland. Mr and Mrs. Kilgus were presented years to pay. various papers. They all show the Distrlkat«4 I will sell at public auction the following at the She was a farmer's wife— Mrs. Yelter's. niece, also worked and Mrs. Wm. Lott. Mr. and Mrs with a lovely set of dishes. City Hall On December 25, 1901,, she was it. Fat fish may be broiled or j A smile on her Hps, a song In her at the table, deftly making cor- Place your order today for your grandiose outlay, but surprisingly, baked. Leaner fish is best basted1 U. S. ROYAL TIRES D. McClure, Keith Graham. Mr Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wleland united In marriage to Noah Lite of •n farm located I mile west of Cascade at 5745 heart, sages. which would be a credit to BMIS w well work. Mich. Bell Telephone Co—I 10.25 none of them show people In the with a sauce or cooked with fat toj and Mrs. Chas Carvlll. Mrs. Helen and Marlon drove to Detroit Sun- Bowne township, who preceded her tr- New Used Told all that Love Is Life. an older and more experienced stow of LOADER Lowell Light 4 Power 4.43 large underground reaches. i Smlth an(1 Mrg Edward day to see the ball game. They in death thirty-eight years ago. To prevent dryness advise M. S. C. 28th St., (South Belt Line) Southeast of Grand ORSON MELLE One picture of this shows 12 peo- She's counted old. In tally of years. person Next meeting will be at gtow Mass were Sunday and re. were accompanied bv Mrs. Vern this union were born two children, home economists. lO* til Creamery 15 WHWUSl Your Wall Man Total | 14.68 ple. but about half of them appear Edwin Y. Marshall — Phon^ Ada 9181 Rapids on But the spirit of youth still lives Mrs A. T Eashs July 19. and cent vlBtors of Mr and Mrs. Eu- Klahn and Phyllis and Mrs. George Mable Custer of Sunfleld and How- Phena 1*7 to be subway guards. An American Within her heart, her mind, her each member is to bring a nower gene Krau„ ^ Elmdaie. Wleland and Marie. Street ard Lite of Clarksvllle. Send your news to the Ledger. Lowel, Michigan Lowell 410 N. Jackson tourist, when shown one of the soul. arrangement, large or small and; gunday cniier at the Earl Colby Mr. and Mrs. Vern Preston have Payroll, 5-20-,50 $ 171.75 SATURDAY, JULY 1 • 9 P. M. SAVES LABOR-SAVES TIME Call from 5 a. m. to 9 p. m. subterranean passages of the great, For to others she gives and gives. let us let Mrs. Yeiter see that we!home were Mr. and Mrs. Carl had a telephone installed. Their Payroll, 5-27-,50 144.25 grand terminal, exclaimed over the 17 Head of Dairy Cattle. Including 7 Holsteins She Is gentle, sweet, forgiving, have profited by her efforts 1°ipreyermuth of Lowell: Mrs. Inez number is 226F11 so all you friends SAVES YOUR EQUIPMENT Payroll. 6-3-,50 150.25 magnificence but asked, "where Sympathetic, loving and kind; teach us. AU falling to do this will Freyermuth of Greenville. Bobble can give them a ring now. Kent Co. Road Commission 27.00 and 5 Guernseys. AN Bangs Tested Loads your bales — saves your are the trains?" Just the perfect type of mother be nned 50c. proceeds to be given paul of A(Ianta Mr and Mr8 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rlttenger Lowell Welding Shop 2.25 back! You just stack 'cm! Saves 4 Can Electric MHk Cooler (Used 5 mo.) One always haa In mind. drove to Flint Thursday and spent Bdt Df:V McFall Chevrolet 20.20 , vXZ A Emerson Colby and Peter of Battle your baler, loo, by avoiding strain NEW FOREIGN EDUCATION of McCords and Mrs. ftUtlson wlIl;Creek Mr nnd Mr8 WaUer We|1. the night with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Story & Hahn Hdw ... 3.69 1 Electric Water Heater When the gates of Heaven swing and breakage from pulling loaded 1 have Information on trip to d ^ and ^ h Colb Ordway. Patty Rlttenger. who had Gee's Hardware Many who return from study of open for me, skids and wagons. Saves 4.29 1 Surge Milker Pail (Complete) y been visiting her aunt, accompanied • BATHROOM? Clark Plumbing & Heating- 42.55 foreign crises, declare that educa- The best that they can give me. .u fit •7" Mr. and Mrs Howard Bartlett time. Hitches to front have tickets to sell at this meeting. I, LoweI| were Salurday evening them home. Bruce Myers 13.00 tion of the youth Is the logical 7 8-10 Gal. MHk Cans Will be a welcome card. Inscribed. truck bumper or to trac • KITCHEN? "Come In. You're like Aunt Jennie." The 4-H Busv Bodies will meet Falrchlld's Gas & Oil 6.24 means of building democratic and Please Be On Time. Very Few Small Articles. . , . , . I dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. tor, alongside wagSn. American Legion Auxilary jprcd Pattlson. The Bartletts have Mondav. July 3 at the home of • HEATING UNIT? Wm. Helm's Texaco Sta... 10.24 friendly relations with them. Patty Rlttenger. There Is a move to build an inter- TERMS CASH The Auxiliary to American Le-'sold their nice home In Lowell, Kelly's Service Station 8.15 Bowne Township Board Mr. and Mrs. James Bazan and Vos Imp. & Mower Sales... 3.05 national Christian University in glon Post No. 528 held their regu-|but friends hope they will still pOOOE The Bowne Township Board and 1 Carol Ann of Saranac were callers We Hondla tho Bostl Japan to carry out this Idea. M. C. GOUDZWAARD, Prop. lar business meeting Tuesday eve- spend their summers here and many Interested citizens met last at the Mahlon Estes home Friday Total 1 606.91 The U. S. would contribute $10 Geo. VanderMeulen, Auctlonosr AI VanderLaan, Clerk Ing, June 13 at their Legion Hall not all their time at their pleasant evening. million for Its creation in Tokyo. Friday night at the Bowne Town- PICKS UP BALES CRANE—KOHLER Orive with nine members present. We little home and orange grove at Mr. and Mrs. Earl McDiarmid • Easy to Hitch Light A Power War Is far more costly, the last one were very much pleased to have Lake Coma,% Fla. attended the Schwarder-Layer re- JUST AS DROPPED—GUIDE LINE Payroll. 5-29-'50 $2,053.36 taking $300 billion from America. • Light Draft the Fifth District President. Mrs ! There will' be a dance for teen- union Sunday at the Freeman Payroll, 6-5-'50 1.026.68 Just in money. The Far East Is a • Ground Driven^ Mary Butler and Vice President, agers at Alto Grange Hall, Thurs- Whitmeyer home at Perry. Mich. STRAIGHTENS 'EM ... Cornell Lumber Co 44.51 problem as the Influence of Com- Free Estimates ...•Hie en Mrs. Ann Wagner for guesta at!day night, June 29, 10c admission, Mr. and Mrs. Aivln Wells and Deposit Refunds 50.00 munism in China typifies Here's real efficiency — amazing this meeting. After all necessary i Games, square dancing and round grandson, Raymond Prys, called Gamble Store 17.75 Japan, if inclined to democratic ! performance. And. it's MEYER- business waa transacted a tasty dancing and refreshments from on Mr. and Mrs. Blake Vanderllp Gould's Garage.— - 12.50 ideals, friendly to Wetsern concep- It's engineered, MEYER-built, for real potluck lunch waa served. 8:00 to 12:00 o'clock. Sunday. Sunday evening the Prvs Clement Electric 7.13 tions of such, could produce leaders dependability that insures many Ray N. CoverUSoi Our treasurer, Mrs. Marie Ash- Earl Colby left Monday for a family were callers at the Wells' Electric Supply Co 6.89 OH years of scrvice. See il today. who would be friendly toward ley extended an invitation to us few days with his daughter and home. Lyle Covert, Manager Kelley's Scrvice Station 18.32 America. An international uni- kanW to hold our July meeting at their son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Paul Saturdav Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon IStandard Oil Co. 16.27 Residence Phone 313 versity at Tokyo would be an In- cottage at Big Wabasis Lake which at , his grandson Bobble Estes attended the wedding at Richards Mfg. Co 35.18 fluence toward this end. a buttress we very enthusiastically accepted. Paul returning home with him. Luther of Miss Evelyn Sayer of G. R. Industrial Elec. Co... 205.80 against Communism. We will have a potluck picnic after a week and a half vacation Luther and Donald Fuller of Grand Carbollneum Wood BIG No one can be sure of such plans supper before the business meet- with his grandparents and cousins. Rapids. Saturday evening the Estes Preserving Co - 33.25 succeeding, but as a Lowell man Ing. AM members please try to go, Mrs. Mary Nye and mother. Mra. called on Mr. and Bud Grace In C. H. Runciman Motor Sales 8.70 states, our exchange system of We will leave about 7:00 p. m.. [Aldrich were Sunday dinner guests Grand Rapids. Kreuter Paint Co 17.06 students with foreign countries. Is Westlnghouse Elec. Sup 6.12 Tuesday evening, the 11th. jof Mrs. Agnes DeKrulft of Grand such an objective. The process Overheard on the Bus: He's as Ron's Shell Service 20.83 Rapids. W. MAIfUT. • •• PHONE 227 takes time, but for long-term re- unconventional as a New England Mich. Bell Telephone 34.30 lationship with countries, such a News Baseball News ' Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Dlntaman 1 ,ittle Cape Cod house in Moscow. Alexander's Service Sta. 4.21 -rn. Ai* U » .in 'a™ granddaughter. Marcel, program would take years in the ar 0 Lowell Welding Shop 3.00 1 v u u i t " were Sunday evening lunch guests building and molding. the ball. They banged out a good nmtaman. Gen'l Elec. Supply Corp 76.80 of Mr Rnd MrB Elmer |fast game Thursday night shutting, ^ j , nd Henry's Drug Store 12.85 Mr and Jack 0U! ma a CONNECTICUT HAS A WAY |out Cal^onla 8 to 0^And Monday f i . Gee's Hardware 9.17 Drives like a dream! nml arc at thp Chas night they defeated the Lake e e Is Sinclair Refining Co. 162.66 An operation is in progress In No Money Down Demi home whlle th lr hom Connecticut that is being studied That's what you'll say once you get Odessa Auto Parts after trailing o pieted. at tho former Roosevelt Oil & Ref. Co 1,829.62 behind the wheel of a Dodge truck. bc|np C m Hllliard Corp. 50.00 by other states. It Is a program for 2 to 0 until the 4th Inning whenip lalJ Mofflt lace we8t of reducing auto accidents by weeding It's "Job-Ruled" for comfort and con- the Alto team came to life andiAjaaka Profenioial L. R. Klose Electric Co 156.41 venience ... to make driving a pleasure Neptune Meter Co 11.00 out unsafe drivers. won the ball game 8 to 2. j Mr and Mrs Ken Ly0n were The system is, to provide a score- in traffic or on the open road. A Real Chesapeake & Ohio R. R... 5.00 3 Dimes a Day The Alto Merchants and Free-,among many friends who attended Wm. Helm's Texaco Sta 15.43 card for every motorist in the state port Merchants are in a two way ithc BUrprlBe Siiver Wedding Annl- Cmera Shop Quiity who violates the law. A grading of Lowell Ledger 82.65 and a few cents tle for first place. Friday night jversnry of Mr and Mr8 Win. Kn- Bruce Myers 1.. 2.00 'rom one to 10 points Is marked on June 30 will see the two pus Sunday evening. All had a very FOR VOUR SNAPSHOTS 'he card, according to thc gravity Parks like a kiddie carl tangle for top place in the Trl- of the violation. Total $6,035.45 Shorter wheclbase and County League. May the best teamp Scveral of Mrs. Jerry Lester's Welcome A police warning Is one point, Grand total $8,090.78 shorter over-all length a New Frigidaire win. Saturday night Alto plays nel hhor8 Went to her home Wed- Regular Prints 5c rpeeding gets three points, a fata! make parking a snap. Hastlngs Piston Ring at Freeport negdfiy afternoon with a beautiful Roll call: Mulder yes. Elzinga yes. accident Involvement, If the drive- the and Wednesday night July 5 y birthday cake. Ice cream and sand- Rutherford yes, Roth yes, Chris- is held responsible, carries 10 Your Dodge truck is "Job- In Albums Prints-_.6c wlll play the Lake Odessa P^P-^iches and spent a pleasant after- tiansen yes. Yeas 5. NaysO. Carried. points. Motorists who receive threo Rated" so you can slip Refrigerator for a FILM DEVELOPED FREE It was moved by Trustee Chris- points on their card within five easily into tnosc parking Jnoon. tiansen. seconded by Trustee Roth, years, are mailed a warning letter. spaces you used to pass up. Alto Community 4-H Club j Forty-four members of thc that the meeting be adjourned. Those with five points are in- The Alto Community 4-H dub Bowne Center Sunday School had Yeas 5. Nays 0. Carried. vited in to a driver clinic confer- PAY-AS-YOU USE 75 met at the Al^o school Monday. » picnic at Caledonia Saturday. Leonard Studios PETER SPEERSTRA President. once where such problems are dis- June 26. The meeting was called I Mr. and Mrs- Hugo Connor and Lowell, Michigan LOULS W. KINGSLpY, Clerk. cussed in a friendly way and the Select the Model You Wont —M89 ^ to order by President. Shirley Col- family of Whites Bridge were Sun- Wonderful Car Approved June 20. 1950. motorist warned he may lose his by. Mrs. Mack Headworth was day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs license unless he is more careful. We will delivor your new Frlgidaire right Bit 6 eibie foot FrigMiire voted In as community leader of Donald Shores. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fellows of Many Deer Killed by Six points and It means a hearing away without Down Payment! Wo ,wlll in- the whole club. with the chance of having the li- stall a Meter at no cost to you and you drop PAY ONLY 33c A DAY ON Next meeting will be held July Grand Rapids were Sunday dinner Fast-Driving Motorists cense suspended. . S great truck engines-each "Job- in as little as 33c a day. When your pay- 17. The business meeting was ad- guests of their aunt, Mrs. Prank Fast-driving motorists not only Connecticut reaches the percent- Fated" for PLUS power. ments are completed you will get a receipt ROTH'S METER PLAN Journed and Mrs. Merle Rosenberg .Brew and husband. Phone 55 \ are killing deer and damaging their age of drivers who are having more ECONOMY:... priced with the loweit. "Job-Rated" In full. That's all there Is to It. The small showed colored slides of pictures Wm. Reynhout and family spent Wherever you live—whatever the site of your cars but are inviting serious acci- than usual number of accidents, for dependability and long life. change in your pocket or purse paya for she has taken. A lunch was served. Sunday at Grand Haven Rides like a baby carriage! family, kitchen or budget —be sure to see you drive into our service dents, the conservation department convictions, warnings. It is work- your Frigidslre —and you can enjoy its use Kenneth Merriman. Secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stauffer For Service 1 Smoo-oo-th is the word for the Turns on a dime! BIOOER PAYLOADS: . . . carry more without the new Frlgidaire Refrigerators for 1950. department, thc man who greets you is warns as more vacationers trek ing well there and has solved the overloadint axles or iprina because of while you pay for It. instead of waiting. attended the Layer-Schwarder re- ride you get in a Dodge "Job- See the complete line of sizes from 4 to 17 cu. north. "accident repeater" problem. Just a feather-touch to the . "Job-RatecT WElGHTDISTRIBUTION. union at the farm home of Mr as proud of your Pontiac as you are. ON AU. MAKES OI ft.—see all the reasons why your No. 1 Alto Locals Conservation officers, forest fire- Summer finds many cars on the Rated" truck. Extra-long front wheel and you make shorter and Mrs. Freeman Whltmyer of EASIER HANDUNO: . . . sharper turning! Parks choice Is America'a No. 1 Refrigerator— He knows you bought your Pontiac men and county road crews note roads, people in a hurry to go "no and rear springs are tough, turns, whether you're back- In tight places. "Job-Rated" maneuver- • No Down Payment Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hanson of j Perry. Sunday. Mrs. Whltmyer was place fast." Drunken drivers are FRIGIDAIRE! because of its reputation for fine per- Ranees, Washers that many drivers fail to slow up or yet flexible. And they're rear- ing up, turning around, or ability! Hastings were Sunday dinner; formerly Bessie Layer of South adding to the accident toll and formance and dependable, economical make any effort to avoll killing shackled to last a lot longer. parking. "Job-Rated" wide COMFORT: . . . widest seats . . . windshield with • Up to 2 Yean to Pay guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene j Lowell. YOUR VACATION CHECK LIST game. Latest toll report by W. R. especially the fellow who feels he best vision of any popular truck. Air- Some of the Many New Features Krauss. | Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bergy en- long life—and he aims to protea that Hoover Vacuums has perfect control because "he tread front axle and cross* cushioned, adjustable "choir-hcight" Q Tun«-up Diaflnofii—Including ongln* lun*-up and a McDonald. Chippewa county officer • No Finance Co. to Deal With tertained their parents and sister. reputation. complit* ehtck and rip«rt of all woridng units of only had a few." Teen-agers In steering make it possible seats. NEW gold and white "target" latch and in the Trout lake area, shows 20 ZwrM* •Mr. and Mrs. Aivln Bergy and your car. Refrigerators "hot rods" are giving safety com- that way! SAFETY:... finest truck brakes in the i trim. more deer picked up on highways Now! g^rol Fluid Drive! Mabel for dinner Sunday. Next time your Pontiac needs scrvice, Q LubricaHen and Oil Chang*. missions a headache, too. hand brake optestinf independently on NEW improved Meter-Miser. In that vicinity. propeller shaft on all Trade in Your Old Mr. and Mrs. L. Bruce nnd fam- depend on our factory-trained me- Brake Adjuitmant (if your broke pedal gats to within USED RECONDITIONED We wouldnt mind the Connecti- Available only on Dodge "Job-Rated"Trucks (Vi-ton, ^i-ion and 1-ton models). Ask for Fluid Drive booklet. and up. NEW shelves are ail-aluminum and rust- ily spent Sunday with Mr. and chanics, specialized equipment and 1" of floor board). APPLIANCES cut plan here in Michigan, If it "WE ADOPTED THREE" Refrigerator NOW! proof. Mrs. Oliver Peterson and family. • Steering Adjuttment (If your stowing whtoi has moro meant reducing accidents. Such factory-engineercd parts. You'll find 0 0 0 NEW split shelf allows room for large, Mr. and Mrs. Lisle Ellis of Cam- than IW of "ploy"). When should foster parents tell does not take the place of regulai our service is every bit as good as that Take Advantuge of Our Liberal • bulky items. COLBY pau Lake entertained Mr. and Q Adjust clutch (If podal has more than IVl* of "ploy") their children of their adoption? ALL KINDS OF court precedure, but Is based on the ACjE^C Y wonderful Pontiac you drive. or chock Hydra-Malic fluid lovol. Read the heart-warming story of NEW swing-down shelf for butter, cheese, Mrs. Oliver Peterson and John Idea that violations lead to acci- Trade-in Allowance and Easy Clean ond inspect cooling lystem. Ernest Cady. foster-parent of three Dalstra of Grand Raptds. CeBmerciil Refrigeration dents. small items Rotate tires. adopted children, who successfully Payment Plan 0 Apples supply vitamin A and Protoct Your Pontiac met and solved this problem. Read To get variations In broiling tem- Come in for a "Check-Up" Today I and Air CeaAtieamf "We Adopted Three" In The Amer- varying amounts of vitamin C. They perature In an electric range leave Charles I. Colb. .al8 - 0. - IU , . .. with Pontiac Service ican Weekly, great magazine with the oven door partly open. This /•M L Ml furnish minerals, organic acids. CTItARKF. FLETCHER Office: 381 VslarKSVIile bulk and pectin. Don't forget the this Sunday's (July 2) issue of The trick also keeps the heating unit Detroit Sunday Times. on and prevents possible smoking. Res.: 3421 Alto old rtile about an apple a day re- Phone 9101, Showboat Inn, for Roth & Sons Co. minds Roberta Hershey. Michigan loth & Son Co. Or you can place the broiler pan at Gould's Garage Ptttr SpMffftra Earl V. Colby — Alto State College home economist. delivery. ajy different distances from the heating FURNITURE and FUNERAL DIREOTOR* Phone 269 3I9.E. Main St. L. E. JOHNSON element to vary the temperature. Lowell W. MAIN ST, LOWELL Office: 2421 Res.: 3151 The Milky Way completely en- PHOHK 66 Let the Ledger want ads work Corner Main It Vergennes Road Phone 24 circles thc world. Want ada pay. Try one. for you.

s THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIQAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1M0

towel's Population Has Grown to 2,150 Governor Disputes Republican Claims for the beat Since 1940 Census Wedding Flowers James A. Carmody, Grand Rap- Legislators Point to Real Aduevement ids, census supervisor, of the De- By Gene Alleman, Sec'y-Manager As traditional as her partment of Commerce, reports In Michigan Prats Association a letter to the Ledger, tho pre- June wedding — are liminary announcement of the From now until November elec- of each relief dollar expended. The population of lhe village of Lowell. tion day, Michigan bi-partisan gov- legislative bills were aimed at a the floral decorations The count lo date of the returns of ernment will be somewhat of a tightening of practices which have the census taken as of April 1, farca. The governo/'s efficient contributed lo highsr welfare ex- about her! The bou- 1050. is 2.150. press sacretary, Paul Weber, is pre- penditures. quet she carries . . , Strawberry Shortcake This tabulalion elves Lowell a paring a constant line of attack lo gain of 106 over the population run down Republicans' claims and Stewart-Woodfill, president of the corsage she wears count of the 1940 census which was lo promote the Wiliiams campaign Mackinac Island's Grand Hotel, officially listed as 1.944. for re-aiectlon. You may safely ex- offers this bit of convincing logic iaterl See us early for of your life Mr; Carmody slates this figure pect plenty of righteous and angry why a bridge should be built at the ia believed to be substantially cor- Btatamants from both sides. Re- Straits: Assuming that op federal ^ expert floral bouquet, rect but Is subject to revision after member, 1950 is an election year. aid should be used, the bridge would \ corsage and decorat- returns for non-resldenta are credit- pay for Itself on the $1,000,000 an- ed to their proper locality and other After vetoing the $10,380 Louis nual loss to the state due to ferry * ing advice planned to Make Light — Fluffy Biscuits online checks have neen made. Al- A. Kunzig salary from the civil operation deficit, depreciation of though material revision is unlike- ( service budget. Governor G. Men- ferry and dock equipment, and In- meet your own budget ly, It may occur after careful ex- nen Williams staged a friendly terest on Invested funds lost to the amination of the returns. The offi- rescue act for the civil service com- state. In 1949 the ferry fleet lost requirements. with cial announcement of population mission's full constitutional allow- $818,500. This amount, if used to will be made at a later date by the ance. He vetoed a legislative cut of finance the bridge, would retire the Director, Bureau of the Census, at $40,500, explaining that the state bridge bond issue and leave the Washington, D. C. constitution required one per cent crossing then toll-free. The legis- XllL'S firteibutei of the state salary total for main- lature authorized a study commis- and GIFT SHOP tenance of the civil service depart- sion. King's Self-Rising Flour Wm Stress Hratlng ment. The $40,500 reduction would One block north of City Hall have been unconstitutional, said Michigan 45,000 dslrymen are ob- Phone 22S-F2 Lowell Plan for This Fai Williams. The commission had pre- serving June Dairy Month by point- viously agreed to tho cut The extension service of Mich- ing to these facts. Cash receipts of igan State College ia again co- milk products were near $200 mil- degree from the University of operating with the Michigan De- Wel-Known Fruit Man SAVES YOU TIME AND WORK! The governor signed the legisla- lions in 1949 for 80 per cent of Mich- Minnesota. partment of Conservation in spon- ture's $271,000,000 omnibus appro- igan's total farm income. The In- Comes to MSC Dept. He is well-known to Michigan soring the "Williamston Plan" for priation bill quite' reluctantly. He vestment in production, processing farmers and fruit growers for bis controlled hunting on southern said he was forced to sign It to pre- Named to the post of assistant di- and delivery exceeds a billion dol- work in pomology, farm fruit stor- Michigan farms. vent "financial chaos" although the rector of the Michigan Agricultural lars. age. orchard pollination, and can- King's Self-Rising Flour is especially pre- Charles Shick. MSC game man- Experiment Station Is Dr. Roy E. amount was $70,000,000 less than ning. agement specialist, says the plan he aakad for and $14,000,000 less Agricultural aconomlsts of Mich- Marshall, of the Michigan State allows for systematic harvesting of than the current year's total. Wil- igan State Collega forecast "slight- College horticultural department. Strenuous exercise after middle the annual farm game crop by lim- liams Is disputing Republican ly lower" farm produce prices In The appointment Is effective July pared and preleavened at thc mill for age is harmful—especially if it is iting the number of hunters through claims of economy, while legislative the second half of 1080, as com- 1, 1080. done with a knife and fork. a permit system. leaders are pointing to the record pared with 1040. Farm Income na- Long a recognized authority on The fellow who said some men Under the plan, farmers organize as a real achievement—the first tionally is dottn SO per cent from food processing. Dr. Marshall orig- are able to go through fire and home baking purposes a dub. post boundary signs, and check on rising government ex- the 1048 peak. inated the method from which de- issue guest tickets. ^ penditures since 1088. veloped the apple Juice Industry, water unharmed, probably didn't Additional information on the \ mean firewater. Michigan automobile industry, offspring of the old time cider. "Williamston Plan" may be ob- Oparstions snd payrolls of Mich- and GM's five-year peace pact with A graduate of the Univeraity of tained from the Cooperative Exten- Paul Revere was born on Jan- igan's mental hospitals will have to CIO, Is leading the nation's prosper- Neoraska. he has an M. S. degree De not add Baiting Powder/ Soda or Salt sion Service, Michigan State Col- nary 1, 1718. be trimmed after July 1, according ity parade at present. Car output is from Oregon State and his Ph. D. lege. Bast Lansing, or the Oame lo Charles F. Wagg, state mental forecast at seven million (Including Division, Michigan Department of health director. New vacancies will Conservation, Lansing 18. trucks). Retail trade is due to be remain unfilled to the extent of 200 better than 1049. However, con- Speakers can be scheduled to give to 280 jobs. While cutting $1,878,000 sumers are still ealling for deduc- details to Interested groups. from the hospital budget, the legis- tion in prices, and the dependency lature added $100,000 to hire addi- of the 1050 boom on automobiles CARD OF THANKS tional psychiatrists and adjust pay and housing has prompted several Boildinf Materials We wish to express our sincere of those already in service. economists to recommend caution. l hanks and appreciation to ail our TGngWltity Cmponyfriends, neighbors and relatives for Lagisistiva bills to remedy so- their deeds of kindness, beautiful called waste of public funds in wel- IN MEMORIAM floral tributes, and sympathy ten- fare administration were permitted dered during the illness and at the by Governor Williams to become death of our dear wife and lister. law without his signature. The sen- In memory of our husband and CARD OF THANKS Isabelle. We especially wish to ate committee on social aid and father. George Wood, who passed We wish to express our sincere thank Rev. Gardner for his com- welfare, headed by Colen Smith, re- away seven years ago, June 27,1048: thanks for the lovely cards, flowers forting words, Mrs. Wachterhauser ported Jan. 12 that "milUons of c0 Mrs. George Wood and Family and food, the Masonic Lodge, Mr. for the music and the pallbearers, dollars have bppn wasted" due to C. H. Runciman, the W. S. C. S. also the Rolhs for their kindness. lax administralion, especially ,in Long week-ends would be grand /I SENSATIONAL ladies of the Methodist Church, Rev. James Needham. Detroit The state puts up 50 cents If they didn't leave a man so short. Glotfelty, Roth A Sons for the kind- p9 Donna Starbard. ness shown us during the decent loss of our husband and father. It was a beautiful fall Sunday Ada Nixon, morning in a rural church. A small Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gorsline child was brought forward for VALUE and Family. baptism. The young, eloquent min- CTR/tM Mr. and Mrs. Mllford Nixon ister. taking the little one in his and Family. arms, said: "Beloved hearers, no Mr. and Mrs. Walter Johnson one can foretell the future dl this and Family, little child. He may grow up'to be for every table a great business man Ifke Henry Mr. and Mrs. Don Laurent and Friday - Saturday June 30 - July I Family. c9 Ford, or a great labor leaded like PAMOUS * TRADITIONAL J. H. Thomas, and It is entirely Double Feature Program CARD OF THANKS possible that he might someday be- come president of these United m I wish to thank the friends, rel- State." Turning to the mother, he Abbott and Costelo .. . . )KW ROGERS • atives and neighbors for the beau- Inquired: "What is the name of tiful flowers and cards sent to me the child?" CEMENT BLOCKS ea. 15c during my stay in the hospital. "Mary Ann," was the qufet reply. Diughlert oi 52-PIECE SERVICE c9 Mrs. Henry Wester. Vicinity of Lowel, in ful truck loods FOR EIGHT Any woman has accomplished a Have you removed rags, paper, great deal when you take into con- boxes and old furniture from attics sideration that she has to bring n CINDER BLOCKS ea. 17c $25.95 to reduce the fire hazard? up her husband, along with the children. "Buck The Nist

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