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VOLUME 47 EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN, FR1 NUMBER 31

Youth Held In Resort Property Owners Canning Now rlevoix County William R. Coates, New Highway Requested To List * Former E. J. Resident Drowning Affair Cottages and Cabins Under Way Defense Council Dies At Flint Law Has Teeth (NTLY APPOINTED BY THE William R. Coates, a former resi­ MOTORISTS NOW HAVE GREAT­ DEATH OF HOWARD DODD, 14, A bulletin is being prepared by the EAST JORDAN CANNING CO. /ERNOR. TO BE ORGAN- East Jordan Chamber of Commerce PACKING CHERRIES AND dent of East Jordan died at his ER FINANCIAL RESPONSIBIL­ LEADS TO OFFICIAL 1NVES- IZED LATER home in Flint, Friday, July 9, after T1GATION to send out to people who are in­ BEANS ITY THAN HERETOFORE quiring for cottages and cabins. We a four months' illness. Requiem high iscprdance with the Michigan mass was sung July 13 in St. Mat­ have no way of knowing what Is a- Opening its eighteenth canning This Friday, July 30, one of Lester McGlanaghan, 18, of Char­ vailable except as you tell us. If you ,¾ ;Defense Act, Governor • Kel- thew's church, Flint; Burial Was in season, the East Jordan Canning ; Naw Calvary cemetery. Michigan's most far-reaching moves levoix, who is said to have admitted want your places advertised, send or Company Wednesday, July 21, start­ -•appointed the following mom- he held 14 yr. old Howard Dodd un­ f the. Charlevoix County Coun- Mr. Coates, 70 years old, came to toward greater highway safety and bring a complete description of equip­ ed packing cherries, one of its main better public protection takes effect derneath water until he drowned, ment, location, and price asked. products. Bean stations were open­ pef ense: East Jordan from Charlevoix while he was a young man. Oh September when the recently amended Motor waived examination Saturday night A new folder .will have to be print­ ed Wednesday, July 28, and beans ;d Supp — Charlevoix before Justice F. R. Fowler at Char­ Jijfrt Rich — Charlevoix 12, 1808, he married Christina'Rebec Vehicle Financial Responsibility Act ed next year and this takes money, so will be processed as soon as enough of East Jordan. The couple lived here becomes a law at midnight. levoix on a charge of murder. a small fee will be charged for re-beans are brought in. ",nk" Killin — Boyne City. iV.: Joseph Malinowski •—•• East for five years before moving to Char­ Thereafter, every motorist in an The slender, red-haired youth was sistering your property in this bul­ At the present time, the cannery levoix, and later, to Flint. accident where anyone is injured or letin. This will give you personal has a few raspberries on hand, but. •Hi •• charged with murder in a warrant ob­ Iph Price — Ironton . . While living in East Jordan, Mr. killed must make a written report to tained late Saturday by Prosecutor contacts with resorters who are writ­ has not packed any. the Secretary of State within ten ing for just this information. Don't \V Ex-officers Coates was a member of St. Joseph's C. M. Bice. On account of the light cherry Roman Catholic church and was one days. delay in getting the information to us crop, it has not been necessary to floyd W. Ikens, Sheriff The body of the dead boy, son of (3.- M. Bice, Prosecuting Att'y. of the men who helped to organize He must also pay all damage Emanuel Dodd, was found Wednes­ as quickly as possible as the bulletin put a night crew on. The company the Holy Name Society. claims within thirty days, or. show must be printed this coming week, expects to start operating nights, Clarence B. Meggison, Chairman, day afternoon of last week. It was Boaird of Supervisors. He is survived by his wife, four proof of financial responsibility thought at first that the death was our present supply of folders having however, during the bean season. either in the form of an acceptable been exhausted. In two days last fii: the near future, Pros. Att'y daughters and two sons: accidental but relatives insisted on an Biee will call a meeting of the mem­ liability Insurance policy or by. de­ inquiry. week 46 inquiries were answered. posit of cash or a bond up to $11,000 Mabel E. Secord, Sec'y Red Cross To Resume bers for the'purpose of electing a Sgt. Erdman Stahl of the Gayldrd, Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Sec­ in order to continue to drive in Michigan state police post, said that Work Next Tuesday retary. Michigan. McClanaghan, son of Mr. and Mrs. If he cannot meet these prescribed Henry McClanaghan, admitted the Awards Made To . The Red Cross has completed ar­ conditions, the Secretary of State deed after day-long questioning. rangements for next week's work at. Chamber of Commerce must revoke his operator's license, According to the confession, Sgt. their new room in the high school license plates and' car registration Stahl said, the older boy had finish­ A. W.S. Observers building. Tuesday work will begin at Meets Next Wednesday Flagg — Raiche and continue the suspension until all ed swimming, and gone ashore when 1:00 p. m. Wednesday the work will claims are satisfactorily settled and LOCAL POST HAS NINE MONTHS' Mrs. Susan M. Flagg announces Howard started pulling him back in­ start at 7:00 p. m. and continue un­ The regular meeting of the Cham­ proof of future financial responsi­ RECORD OF UNBROKEN the marriage of her daughter, Martha to the water. This "fooling aTound" til 9:30. ber of Commerce will be held in the bility is also established. made McClanaghan angry and he WATCHES Workers are free to come and Theresa, to Arthur Soubert Raiche All enforcement provisions of the Methodist Church parlors Wednes­ on Thursday, July 22, in Detroit. held Howard under water "as a leave at any time. Instructors will day evening August 4 at 7:00 p. Act are mandatory upon Herman H. joke," Sgt. Stahl quoted McClanag­ Ground Observers for the Aircraft be on hand at all times to teach the The couple is now at home at 375 Dignan, Secretary of State, and Warning Service who had served m. • East Hazelhurst Avenue, Ferndale. han as saying. work to beginners. We will also ap­ At our June meeting,. at the re­ 1 must be executed without discretion fifty hours or more Were presented Mrs. Raiche , whose family former­ Relatives said that Howard had preciate all the help the high school quest of a number of members we or option and independent of police their A.W.S. awards at a meeting ly lived in East Jordan, is a graduate gone for the swim, Saturday, July 17, girls can give us. changed, our date of meeting from or court action. held in the American Legion Hall of the East Jordan High School. Up but were not alarmed when he did the first Tuesday to the first Wed-, "The law appears to be evasion- not come home because he had plan­ Saturday evening July 17, 1943. until recently she has taught in var­ proof," Mr. Dignan said. "It is clear- Benjamin C. Schroeder nesday of each month. However, at­ ious public schools in the state. ned tp go to Mancelona for a visit. Capt. I. L. Dunham, Army Air tendance at the July meeting fell be­ cut and arbitrary in its definition of McClanaghan had first told State Corps, ground observer officer for Former E. J. Resident low that of June. guilt and precise in its imposition Of the Central Air Defense • regional Trooper Matther Kukler and Sheriff Passes Away at Lansing A full attendance is desired at the Berg — Nichols penalties. There is no chance for Lloyd Ikens of Charlevoix that al­ command at Fort Brady, made the August meeting, as many questions human judgement and human error. though he had been swimming with presentation. He also gave a brief Benjamin Charles Schroeder, 61, "Beyond question, a great many of vital importance are coming up at At a very quiet wedding Saturday the dead boy he had been alive and talk on how important each obser­ of 2020 William street, Lansing, died that time. The usual fifty cent lunch drivers will run afoul of this law well when he left him. vers watch is and that they should be Friday, July 16, at the home of afternoon at 4 o'clock, Miss Ann shortly after it takes effect. They will be served. Berg became the bride of Clarence The officers said their investiga­ on the alert at all times while on his daughter, Mrs. Leon C. Corneil. Mabel E. Secord, Sec'y may be inclined to blame our office tion started when Dodd's sister told duty. Besides the daughter, he is survived C. Nichols of Grand Ledge, Mich. for their troubles. I should like to them that she had seen McClanahan Sgt. Sherrie of the Fort Brady by two sons, Jarold J. and Jonas B., The Rev. E. P. Linnell, of the Pres­ record now that we are in no way returning from the lake. She said she post showed moving pictures illustra­ both of Lansing; three grandchildren. Dr. Lampe Preaches Sunday byterian church, read the service at responsible for the law, but that we had asked him where her brother was ting the operation of the Aircraft Four sisters, Mrs. Frank Bartholo­ Miss Berg's apartment on Williams are simply the legally designated in­ and he replied that he had seen Ho­ Warning Service, and acted as com­ mew of East Jordan; Mrs. Charles street. struments for the enforcement of ward at the lake and that he would mentator for the pictures. Walverton and Mrs. Joseph Morrison Dr. Wm. Lampe, pastor of the The bride was attended by her sis­ its penalty provisions. • go down to look for hirm He return­ Sgt. E. Stohl of the Gaylord state of Boyne City; and Mrs. Harry H. West Presbyterian church, St. Louis, ter, Mrs. L. C. Monroe, of Muskegon. "It. must be assumed, because of ed, she continued, and said he had police post, area supervisor, was also Attinger of Flint. Two brothers, John Mb., will pTeach in the presbyterian Wendell Nichols, of Cadillac, assisted the splendid help we have had from been unable to find him.— Grand present at this meeting. R. Schroeder of East Jordan and church Sunday morning at 10:30 the groom. public information media, that the .Rapids Press, While: this post has been in opera­ William Schroeder of Detroit. o'clock. Dr. Lampe, who is one of the Mr. Nichols who received his hon­ motorist 'grounded' by the new pro­ tion for nine months it has the first He was a member of the East Jor­ outstanding preachers of the country, orable discharge from the Army a visions is either negligent, or is un­ time to have a break in its regular dan Odd Fellow Lodge. has preached in East Jordan the first short time ago is now employed at the able or unwilling to pay for the acci­ watches. This is a record that we all Funeral services were held Mon­ Sunday in August for several years, Nash Kelvinator. Company of Lan­ dent damage he does. sing. Mrs. Nichols will remain in Pet- should be proud of and the credit all day, July 19th. Interment was at and his host of friends are always de­ "The latter type^ of driver is ex­ oskey for a short time before going RATIONING goes to our local and - three rural Evergreen Cemetery. lighted to hear him. actly the one the new law is design­ to Grand Ledge where they will make AT A GLANCE members, who have so faithfully do­ Miss Edyth Thompson, professor of ed to hit. This law says in sub­ their home. — Petoskey Evening nated their time. SNIPPING EAR TIPS CURBS vocal music at Wilson college, Cham- stance that in return for the privi­ News. Office: City Building, East Jordan The names appearing below are CORN EARWORM bersburg, Penn., will sing. lege of driving in Michigan, a motor­ Telephone 187 members who received the Wings as Mrs. Nichols is a former resident ist must pay for any accident damage Coffee up to June 13, 1943. Eight to ten days after silk appears of East Jordan; the daughter of Mr. he causes. Ration Book No. 1 — Stamp No. 22 Other members have qualified and usually after the silk becomes Temple Hit Parade and Mrs. Andrew Berg. "There is ample reason to expect valid for one pound between July since and will be awarded at a later brown and starts drying, sweet corn our new law to cut the loss on Michi­ 22 and August 11. date ear tips can be snipped off with a Four of the season's best produc­ gan highways in uncollectable pro­ Sugar Gregory Boswell Lula Clark sharp knife or heavy shears to avoid perty damage and in human lives. The Ration Book i J. B. Brennen Ina Darbee tions are listed in the Temple Theatre Homemakers' Corner heavy damage from the corn ear- announcement this week. Comedy, driving privileges taken from irres­ Stamp 13 good for 5 pounds Edith Barnett Gerald DeForest worm, advises Ray Hutson, head of by ponsible motorists should rebound in through Aug. IB. Stamps 15 and 16 Arthur Brintnall Hollis Drew drama, thrilling adventure, farce and the M.S.C. entomology department. stirring action with the Submarine Home Economics Specialists accelerated measure to the general good for 5. pounds of canning sugar Florence Bowers Howard Darbee Market growers get a premium Michigan State College welfare of all people of this state." each. Gladys Bechtold Grace Dennison Service are among the types repre­ price for corn free from the corn sented while the casts include such o—— • Processed Food* Jean Barnett Joane Farmer borer's cousin. Victory gardeners big-time names as Lana Turner, Ty­ BULGING SUITS WEAR OUT Ration Book No. 2—Blue stamps M. R. Benson Roy Gregory get a better product, more pleasant rone Power, Alan Ladd, Robert SOONER N. P and Q valid through August 7. Francis Benson Laura Gregory to handle and to eat. The snipping Meats, Cheese, Butter, Fats, Canned Dr. B. J. Beuker Phillis Gothro Young, John Litel, Walter Brennan, East Jordan cuts off the earworm eggs that have Anne Baxter, Eugene Pallette and Fish, Canned Milk B. G. Braman ' Ethel Gustafson been laid on the silk tips. Cutting Beware of bulging pockets over­ LIBRARY NOTES Ration Book No. 2 — Red stamps Bobby Boyce William Hulburt muny other favorites, new and old. loaded to the stretching point or of should not occur, however, before A summary of the week appears be­ P, Q, R and S valid through July 31, John Crowell Agnes Hegerberg the silk has done its part in fertil­ keys carried unprotected — those low; are causes of speedy clothing wear, Red stamp T valid July 25, U valid Sally Campbell Leland Hickox izing the corn kernels so they will Books Removed from Rentals: August 1, V on August 8, and W, Frank Cook Jessie Hiatt develop. Thursday and Friday ;Lana Turner, warns Marjorie Eastman, home econ­ Robert Young and Walter Brennan in omics extension specialist at MSC. The Sun is my Undoing — Steen August 16. All expire August 31. Russell Conway Edith Hanson West with the Night —- Markham Rationed Shoes Mildred Campbell Ole Hegerberg "Slightly Dangerous." Every man in civilian clothes takes WOMEN'S LAND ARMY AT Saturday only; An Aldrich Family care of his suit if he is patriotic and Farewell Pretty Ladies — Massie Ration Book No. 1. Stamp 18 good Sadie Crowell Archie Howe KEWADIN Curious Happenings to the Roioke for 1 pair through October 31. Jessie Hager Helen Juntunen story with Jimmy Lydon, and John aware of wartime necessity, the spec­ Litel, "Henry Aldrich Gets Glamour." ialist points out. Three ways to add Legatees — Oppenheim Fuel Oil L. B. Kan- Florence Kaley Sixty members of the Women's Books added to rentals: New stamps No. 1 (10 gallons) va­ Ida Kinsey Mary A. Lenosky Sun-Mon-Tues; In Technicolor life to any suit, she said, are to give Land Army of Michigan, part of the Tyrone Power and Anne Baxter in, good care every day, reinforce where The Shining Trail — Iola Fuller (au­ lid until January 3, 1944. Stamp No. Albert Lenosky Agnes Larsen Emergency Farm Labor program, are thor of "Loon Feather." 5 in old books (11 gallon) valid un­ Francis Malpass Sadie Myers "Crash Dive". Produced in co-opera­ wear will come, and repair places as serving as cherry pickers in Antrim tion with the Navy Department. soon as signs of wear show. Thunder in Heaven (Hawaiian story) til Sept. 30. Rev. Malinowski Richard Malpass county, with the Kewadin Ladies' —Tempski Wed. Thurs; Family Nites: Alan Retreading suits is a wartime thrift Gasoline Lela Muck Barney Milstein Aid acting as the sponsoring organ­ Hungry Hill — DuMaurier Helen Notari Ladd and Helen Walker in, "Lucky trick for elbows, or the knees or seat No. 7 stamp of new A book became Joe Nemecek Jr. isation for the group. Books added to shelves: Emma Nemecek Jordan." of trousers. A piece of rayon mater­ valid July 22. Martha Nemecek Farmers transport the pickers The Wright Brothers — Kelly Leo Nemecek Effective Sunday August 1 the ial is applied to the wrong side of the Stoves Percy Penfold from the Kewadin center to their or­ Barriers Down (regarding Interna­ Lyle Peters Temple management announces a spots that get the most wear. The re­ Rationing of cooking and heating Howard Porter chards in the morning and return tional News monoply.) —-Cooper Maud Porter two cent increase in the regular even­ tread piece is held in place with stoves officially scheduled to begin Eva Porter them in the evening. Lively Lady (sea story) —Roberts Jason Snyder ing admission price which, including stitches that do not show on the right in mid-August, covering all new Patty Sinclair The Milton town hall at Kewadin Come Spring — Williams Ann' Strehl Federal Taxes, will be 30c instead of side. As an example, a knee retread stoves burning coal, wood, oil or gas Sophia Skrocski has been converted into a barracks The Gaunt Woman — Gilligan Bud Scott the former price of 28c. This in­ is set in from seam to seam as a rec­ for domestic use, with a few minor LeRoy Sherman for the women, who came from Lan­ Ocean Gold — Ellsberg Minnie Sturgell crease is necessitated by the mount­ tangle large enough to take the wear exceptions, Len Swafford sing July 28 and 29. The Ladies' Aid Ernest Stallard ing costs of operation and film ren­ from that point. Incidentally, this also Story of Dr. Wassell — Hilton John B. Smith provides meal service for the pickers, Donald Sutton tals, some of which have doubled in helps to hold the press at the crease. Young Ames — Edmonds Jerome Sulak who carry their lunches with them to Mariam Swedberg the past year. Family Nights, Ma­ Luther Burbank — Beaty Howard Taft. the orchards. Shields to take the wear and da­ WITH THE Blanch Thompson tinees and Childrens admissions all Pug Invades the Fifth Column — Louise Wolf mage done by perspiration, darning Cooke R. G. Watson E. E. Wade remain unchanged and as here-to-fore of worn spots, reworked buttonholes ANTRIM COUNTY Oscar Weisler Notice To Stockholders all service men and women, in uni­ Mother Mason — Aldrich David Weisler and reinforcing under buttons are My Antonia — Cather AGR'L AGENT form, are invited to attend any per­ other thrifty mend ideas that may You are hereby notified that the formance without cost as guests of Phanton Filly — Chamberlain I W. Kirkpatrick, Extension Agent Vern Whiteford — 1st Assistant add months of wear to a suit. The Shining Trail — Fuller Phyliss Malpass 2nd Assistant thirteenth annual meeting of the the management. Wear guards of heavy tape five- stockholders of the Jordan Valley Sue Barton, student nurse Boyl- RURAL OBSERVERS eighths of an inch wide, sewed to the ston Nine East Jordan boys and girls Co-operative Creamery will be held Edith Swafford Jennie Bartlett inside of the cuff or button of the Sue Barton, Rural Nurse • are among the 82 from Antrim coun­ in the High School Auditorium at Boyl- Ethel Pearsall. Special Election trouser leg, protect the fabric from ston ty who have been invited'to attend o East Jordan, Michigan, on Monday Notice the rub of the shoe. the State 4-H Club camp to be held Evening, August 2, 1943, at 8:00 Carol Goes Back Stage — Boylston The method of sewing a button on The Little Prince — Saint Exupery at Gaylord, August 2 to 6, according HOW TO MAKE YOUR SHOES o'clock, for the purpose of receiving may mean the difference in a hole in to Walter G. Kirkpatrick, county LAST LONGER the annual report, election of direct­ To the Qualified Electors of the Long Rifle — White the cloth or just broken thread when Stampede — White ' agricultural agent. ors, for the transaction of such other City of East Jordan, County of an extra strain is placed on the but­ Some valuable tips on the care of business as may legally come before Charlevoix, State of Michigan. Basic Electricity •— Feirer The boys and gifls selected repre­ ton. ; o sent clubs in winter and summer pro­ shoes and advice, not only to Mr. and said meeting. If you think you can­ Notice is hereby given that an A "shank" of thread ftfclps by giv jects and have been chosen because Mrs. Every family, but to Mary and not attend we ask that you sign the election will be held at the ing space between the clAth and the CARD OF THANKS of their outstanding club work. Johnny as well, by the noted auth­ form of proxy which you will find LIBRARY BUILDING button so there Is no crowding when Delegates selected from East Jor­ ority on household efficiency, Mrs. attached and return it to us. Then, in in the city of East Jordan, County the coat is buttoned. A pin is laid We wish to thank the many kind dan include Junior Bartholomew, Christine Frederick,appear in The case you do attend the meeting, the of Charlevoix, State of Michigan, on across the top of the button, the friends and neighbors for their acts Otto Nemecek, Joan Bolser and Iris American Weekly with this Sunday's proxy will be returned to you. Monday, Aug. 9th thread put over and over in sewing. of kindness and their floral offerings Petrie. Elzina VanDeventer, Barton (August 1) issue of the Detroit An interesting program also is 1943, from 7 o'clock a. m. until 6 The pins are removed and thread during the loss of our dear one. To Vance, Alice McClure, Leona Van­ Times. Get the Detroit Sunday Times being prepared land refreshments o'clock p. m., city time, for the pur­ wound 'round and 'round underneath Rev. J. C. Mathews for his comfort­ Deventer and Belvia McClure were this week and every week. will be served. We trust that you pose of voting on the button to form the shank. ing words and to the Masonic Order, also chosen. will make an effort to be present at Ordinance No. 60 o also Mr. Helms of the Antrim Coun­ Transportation will be provided Motion and promotion are a nat­ this important meeting of your or­ Relative to closing the Taverns on Marriage is the only lottery worth ty Red Cross, from Bellaire to Gaylord and back. ural sequence. ganization. Sundays. preserving. Mrs. Richard Bence Delegates are to be at the court house Very truly yours, Dated: July 19, 1943. Mr. & Mrs. Ivan Mannary by 1 p. m. Monday, Mr. Kirkpatrick Telling your troubles is swelling CLINT BLANCHARD, WM. ALDRICH, Great art is neither old nor new • Mr. and Mrs. Emery Bence states. your trouble!, adv, 31-1 Sec, of Board of Director! adv. 81-2 City Clerk It is ageless. Mrs. Nettle Vink

s^^^H THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, EA8T JORDAN, MICH.

CABINET: WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS FDR Restores Order Hereafter, if any administrative WORLD* UMMT «_U_m JCtM__F heads in Washington are in conflict FDR, Churchill Seek Italy's Surrender over fact or policy, they must re­ Fifty Time Zones solve their differences quietly or Before the four time zones were As Allies Smash at Sicily Resistance; else turn in their resignations. That, adopted in the United States in in short, was the ultimatum Presi­ 1883, more than 50 different1 zone* Instructions 940 give directions for re­ Mac Arthur Forces Gain in New Guinea; dent Roosevelt laid down after Hen­ pairing and upholstering. were used. ry Wallace had charged Jesse Jones Due to an unusually larite demand and with interfering with the operations current v_ar conditions, slightly moTe time Farmers Get First Call on Gas Stocks of the Board.of Economic Warfare, is required In Ailing orders for a few of which Wallace headed. the most popular pattern numbers. (EDITOR'S NOTE: When opinions are expressed In tbese columns, tbejr »re these at MEAT GOES FAR western Newspaper Union's news analysts ana net neecesarUr w tbis newspaper.) The President soived.the Wallace- Send your order to: ______Released by Western Newspaper Union. , Jones fracas by abolishing the BEW and establishing the Office of Eco­ Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. WITH ALL-BRAN nomic Warfare and then appointing 82 Elehta Ave. New York. as its director Leo T. Crowley, alien Enclose 15 cents (plus one cent to property custodian and chairman of cover cost of mailing) for Pattern "BRANBURGERS" Here's a new way to serve that old the Federal Deposit Insurance cor­ No favorite, the hamburger. Make It with poration. Name ,. KKUooa's _u-iaw to stretch the The action relieved both Wallace meat supply, to gyre the popular ham­ Address , burger new interest, and to get and Jones of direction in the gov­ ALL-SHAM'S nutritional benefits—valu­ ernment's purchase of foreign ma­ able proteins, carbohydrates, vitamins terials. Previously, the two agen­ and minerals. cies had shared in the program, From an old French word "mes" Kellogg's All-Bran Branburgen - with" the Reconstruction Finance derived from the Latin word "mis­ 1 esg 1 tablespoon corporation, which Jones heads,.sup< 2 teaspoons salt chopped parsley sus" meaning a course at a meal,- % teaBpbon pepper 1 cup milk plying the funds for the buying. comes the Army's name "mess" 2 tablespoons J4 cup catsup minced onion JUB * . for its breakfast, dinner and sup­ All-Brai Keilogg'n s . . OPA: per. Favorite meal with the soldier 1 pound ground beef Raps 'Bright Boys' is chicken dinner—his favorite Beat egg slightly, add salt, pepper, cigarette, Camel. (Based on actual onion, parsley, milk, catsup ana Declaring the best thing that could AU-Bran. Let soak until most of mois­ happen to the Office of Price Admin­ sales records from service men's ture Is taken up. Add beef and mix istration would be a reduction of 50 own stores.) A carton of Camels, thoroughly. Shape Into 12 patties. by the way, is a gift that's always Bake in not oven (450°P.) about 30 per cent in its staff of 2,700 attor­ minutes or. broil about 20 minutes.. neys, Lou R. Maxon, deputy ad­ welcome. And though there are Post Office restrictions on pack­ Yield: 6 servings (12 2¾ inch bran- ministrator of OPA, turned in his burgers.) resignation. ages to overseas Army men, you can still send Camels to soldiers Maxon's withdrawal came at a in the U. S., and to men in the time when he was being prominent­ He Hath Not Navy, Marines, and Coast Guard A beggar can never be bankrupt. ly mentioned as a general manager, wherever they are.—Adv. Seabees are shown about to board a transport somewhere in Australia for the OPA, a job later given to —Old Proverb. for duty in a combat zone. A naval band gives the men a lively sendoff. Chester Bowles, a New York adver­ Although performing construction work, Seabees are also trained to pro­ tising executive. He complained of tect themselves against attack. the government's failure to estab­ lish a definite food program, charg­ SICILY: PACIFIC: ing that instead of working out a 640 set policy, the administration was "FJO IT yourself" is a patriotic 'The Hour Has Come' New Guinea Victory meeting each crisis with a make­ L^ motto this wartime year. Axis resistance on Sicily stiffened With the fall of Mubo, the big shift compromise, thus creating the Thriftily re-upholster your own as Gen. Bernard Montgomery's Brit' Japanese base of Salamaua in New basis of another crisis. Price Ad­ furniture—with these clear, step- ish 8th army moved on the big port Guinea lay in peril of capture by ministrator Brown replied that OPA by-step directions that also show of Catania, which is 55 miles from Australian and American forces op­ had a definite policy in "roll-backs" you how to give a "lift" to sag­ the terminus of Messina, where but erating from all sides. to reduce retail costs to Septem­ ging springs; how to repair web two miles of water separate the is­ ber, 1942, levels. blng and lumpy padding; how to Mubo fell about two weeks after A Detroit, Mich., advertising ex­ make seat pads. land from the Italian mainland. the start of General MacArthur's As the battle of Sicily raged, ecutive, Maxon flailed OPA "theo­ Pacific offensive. American troops rists" and "professors" for attempt­ President Roosevelt and Prime Min­ had landed on Nassau bay to the £. (..(1. 0_(l.(l.(L.(l.{V.{W(W(t.(*.(ta(*.(l.(V. [W(V. ister Churchill told the Italian peo­ ing to institute a grade labeling pro­ east of the town, and then marched gram for goods, which would elim­ ple the hour had come to honorably into the interior to cut off Japanese \ASKM€ •'*>? capitulate. inate all trade marks and brands forces from the rear and effect a and have the effect of eliminating I ANOTHER J ; 'While British troops clattered junction with the Australians. At competitive merchandising. toward the great plains which roll the same time, Allied soldiers at­ | A General Quiz | around Catania, Gen. George S. Pat- tacked the enemy's main lines, and CATTLE: #»*"•-*-P»-(_<« f-(V. (W (W (W (_ fta (_ (^ (W (V. (W ton's 7th American army fought its thus, completely enveloped on all way into the area of Vizzini, from sides, Mubo was overrun. Marketing Increases The Questions which the British flank can be cov­ The Allied success at Mubo came Marketing of cattle increased 111 1. Where is the Valley of Ten ered or an assault sprung toward as American troops pressed closer the face of talk in Washington that Thousand Smokes? the Axis rear. to the Japanese air base of Munda the OPA was considering establish­ 2. What state's name means Hundreds of Allied paratroopers on New Georgia island. Approach­ ing ceilings on livestock to break "red people"? continued to be dropped behind the ing the stronghold from the north the speculative angle of growers and 3. What is the chemical symbol enemy's lines near Catania. To the and east, doughboys worked cau­ spur liquidation of herds. Plans also for gold? front, the 8th army recovered from tiously through jungle foliage to gain called for modifying the govern­ 4. What name is given to a per­ a heavy Axis blow with which they ground. Squeezed, the enemy ment's support price of $13.75 tot son who derives pleasure from in­ had driven into Montgomery's base launched one counterattack, but hogs, to discourage feeding for flicting pain? at Augusta before being repelled. withdrew fire after being stopped. heavy porkers. 5. What opera was based on the Although cattle marketings in­ assassination of King Gustave III FUEL: CANNED GOODS: creased over recent abnormaUy low of Sweden? levels, supplies still were well below 6. The separation of complex Gas for Farmers Cut Civilians' Share last year's runs. Calves remained light into different colored rays is Predicting a tightening of the sur> Already rationed, canned fruits, called what? ply of crude oil in the West, the vegetables and soup supplies for 7. How long did federal prohibi­ Petroleum Administration for War civilians will be cut another 15 per. tion last in the United States? took steps to provide sufficient gaso­ cent in the next 12 months, the War 8. What is the approximate line for farmers throughout the Food administration announced. Of civilian population of Alaska? country by giving them first call on the prospective pack of vegetables available stocks. and soups, domestic consumers will The Answers According to WAP, farmers are get 70 per cent, and of canned fruits using about 100,000 barrels of mo­ and juices, they will receive 53 per 1. The Valley of Ten Thousand tor fuel daily, 80 per cent of which cent. Smokes is in Alaska. is being consumed outside of the 2. Oklahoma. The total supply of canned vege­ 3. The chemical symbol for gold East. About 70,000 barrels are re­ tables and soups in the next year quired in the Middlewest. is Au. is expected to total 262,000,000 cases. 4. Sadist. As the WAP made its announce­ Of this amount, civilians will be ment, the big-inch pipe line running allotted approximately 180,000,000. 5. "The Masked Ball." from Norris, 111., to the East was The War Services will obtain prac­ 6. Dispersion of light. opened. Eventually the line will tically all of the remainder, with 7. Thirteen years. pump 300,000 barrels of crude daily, about 4 per cent going to the Allies 8. Approximately 72,000. thus draining the West of supplies and other purposes. that had previously abounded be­ About 61,000,000 cases of canned cause of a lack of transportation fruits and. juices, excluding citrus, facilities. will be produced, WFA estimated, Meanwhile, the oil industry con­ and of this supply, civilians will be tinued alarmed, by the drop in oil allowed approximately 31,000,000 reserves, partly caused, spokesmen cases. Approximately 24,000,000 EARN MONEY FOR MORE said, because of a virtual cessation cases will be allotted to the serv­ of exploratory drilling as a result ices, with the remainder marked Calves scarce in market. of prices for crude. Between 50 to for the Allies and export. 60 billion barrels of new oil will have exceptionally scarce. Continued to be dfscovered within the next 20 FOREIGN DEBTS: heavy shipments of hogs and sheep, years, it is said, to maintain present however, bolstered the over-all meat WAR BONDS- £AS/iy production. Mexico, Canada Pay production. An improvement in financial con­ OPA's plans for livestock ceilings RUSSIA: ditions arising from the stimulation have been bitterly contested by con­ of the war was noted in the action gressional farm spokesmen, meat Giants Locked packers and cattle raisers. Under Rain drenched the sprawling of the Mexican and Canadian gov­ ernments in announcing plans for the present system of setting whole­ Ukrainian plains around Belgorod, sale ceilings, small packers have hindering mechanized activity on the the discharge of their debt obliga­ tions. found difficulty operating since no south end of the flaming Russian bar has been set on prices paid for front, but Red armies attacked in For the first time in years, Mex­ stock. force above the northern pivot of ico resumed payment on 15 issues Orel, extending the battlefield to 225 of national debt, excluding all rail­ BANKING: miles. road bonds except the Tehuantepec Both the Germans and the Rus­ National railway 5 and 4¼ per Deposits Rise TAKE ORDERS FOR GREATEST NEW sians were agreed on one thing: the cents. Annual distributions on the The extent to which banks are COMPLETE HOSPITALIZATION POLICY YET CONCEIVED great number of men being used on issues will amount to only $2,050,- financing the war was illustrated in both sides. Around Orel, the Nazis 000, however, on a total Mexican the announcement that the invest­ COVERING ACCIDENT • SICKNESS • CHILDBIRTH . OPERATION admitted that the Reds had broken debt of 1 billion 200 million dollars, ment in government securities by their lines at two points, but had including back interest. 20 of the nation's largest banks ap­ Yonr friends, your Jamil), your neighbors wilt want tbit protection which assures quick cash, been driven back in counter-attacks. Last December, the Mexican con­ proximated 18 billion dollars on without red tape, for the hospital expenses of accident, sickness, childbirth andoperations. operations. Heavy ground action at Orel was gress ratified an agreement to pay June 30, an increase of 7 billion dol­ 40 million dollars in settlement of lars from a year earlier. His brand new, revolutionary Hospitalization Plan The representative selected for your community will supplemented by strong Russian gives more complete and greater protection per dollar aerial action. Red bombers blasted all U. S. claims except for expropri­ The announcement also revealed make big money in a work that is intensely interesting than any policy yet offered to the public. It pays and which provides a necessary service to mankind the principal railway installations of ated oil property. that the 20 institutions had total de­ generous benefits for hospitalization from sickness, posits of 31 billion dollars on June He will be supported by a huge state-wide advertising the town, from which the Russian Canada's improved financial con­ accident, childbirth and operation, it pays cash campaign. lines bend southward in a great arc, dition was reflected in its redemp­ 30, a rise of six billion dollars over promptly, (no red tape), to you, or to tie hospital of thus offering the Germans a pivot tion and prior payment on 106 mil­ 1942. Total resources amounted to your choice. It is backed by a record of satisfactory Yon can establish your own business. Yon can protect for encirclement from the rear. lion dollars of bonds. 33 billion 700 million dollars. your postwar future. Yen can represent the Largest settlement of more than $ 110,000,000 In claims. Pre­ organization of its kind in the world. Yet can earn GREAT BRITAIN: ferred by more than ;o,O00 Michigan men.and women. big money—and Bay nun War Bonds. HIGHLIGHTS in th* week's ntit$ Discuss Post-War MUTUAL BENEFIT HEALTH Growing American seapower aric & ACCIDENT ASSN. The 1A«1 _. MINK Aep rut_«Q cal Association. 215 million bushels. fHK CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD. (EAST JORDAN, MICH.) FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1943

is the first I have heard of as far as ed by some of the old historical cit­ Volume 2 AKNO'S being tSe Admirals phef Number 1 aboard one of the ships that made up our East Jordan fellows are concern-, ies, buildings, etc, —.but—says that big invasion fleet to Sicily. We ed. When you head for New Zeelahd Earl —"what I really want to see is DEAFNESS are all eyes and ears, Bud. Could you and that much needed rest, Bud, you East Jordan period." We surely hope give us the lowdowh? Meanwhile, might check and see if you can, locate you get your wish. Meanwhile ^keep No need to be deaf any longer. Reveille on the Jordan keep up the good work. We are CHRIS BULOW and ERNIE MOCH- those Spitiires flying, and, don't Hearing aids for rent, write mighty proud of the job you and your ERMAN, among 'others, who are let the Arabs swipe any more bar­ Just a little message to the. boys in the service from the folks back there. Sorry I can't tip you off on any racks bags. home. Sponsored by the East Jordan Community Service Club. buddies have done Someone told A. LaBELLE feminine addresses thereabouts. The Box 301, TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. ED REULING EDITOR me that CY DOLEZEL graduated boys just don't seem to send that kind To take the family blueberry July 14 and- was commissioned a of information along. I'll bet, how­ picking Sunday. I wrote part of this Sales and Service for Sonotone shavetail in the U. S. marine air ever, that Ernie can give you a Saturday and the balance Sunday as advertised in Life Magazine. HOME TOWN CHATTER THOMSON from down Ironton way corps. The lad made it and got his night. (Incidentally the picking was was with Burl. Eddie made it home book full if you can locate him. Keep Several times I've mentioned what wings. Congratulations, Cy. We are up the good work, Bud, and report extra good..) Since I'm now on page various individuals and business con­ from Fort Bragg, N. C. where he is mighty proud of you. Could you give 8 I'll not write the usual opening let­ just about finished up P. A. Tng. The in again when you get a chance, .... cerns are doing for you fellows home us the new address, bring us up to MASON CLARK wants to make con­ ter this week—but—I still want all ort leave and furlough. It's just been lad looks to be just as full of the old date, and, tell us what you did on of you to know that the Old home R. G. WATSON nick as ever except that now his sur­ tact with any of, you fellows in the called to my attention that any local that 2-day leave in Flint. Also, could Vicinity of Grove City, Pa. (about town is behind you 100 percent. Un­ plus energy has been directed towards til next week then, its, as always, service man can eat himself up to his you persuade brothers BILL and 70 miles from Pittsburg). I don't be­ FUNERAL ears, on the house, at Grade's Pie making himself a real soldier. From JOHN to drop us a line. It's been an Good Luck and So Long. Ed. the looks of him, I'd say the mission lieve there is anyone in the immediate Shop anytime he puts in an appear­ awfully long time no hear One .'vicinity, Mason, but some of the boys DIRECTOR ance. It's a pleasure to mention this was accomplished. It was swell seeing thing ARCHIE GRIFFIN wanted us you, fellows. in that vicinity might try meeting you as one more addition to an already to be sure and tell you is that he someplace when you get a weekend Back the attack by upping Phone — 66 large list of local folks who are go­ wouldn't trade the whole U. S. A, leave. If any of you have such an your payroll savings your ing all out for our lads in the service. Corp. RONALD HOLLAND came south of the Mason Dixon line for our very next payday. Measure MONUMENTS in about a week ago from Camp idea, drop Mason aline at MTD -NTS We aren't boasting at all about what little Chestonia. You are a typical your savings by your new EAST JORDAN, - MICH. we. are doing as compared with other Haan, Cal. He is another lad that Northern Michigan booster, Archie. higher Income. army life seems to have agreed with. - Al - Grove City College, Pa communities, but we do want our We haven't been south of the line you HERSCHAL NOWLAND says the lite own boys to know we are behind them I knew the lad fairly well before he mentioned but from all reports we are; went in but actually did have to look of a soldier on Louisana maneuvers whenever, and however, we can be of inclined to agree: .... MARTIN is everything that you fellows who service. twice before I recognized who the RUHLING has been shifted to Camp big soldier was. Someone had written have gone through them have said it Phillips, Kansas, and is a two striper, would be, and more. Forty-eight hour Speaking of grub reminds me to that he could take down and reas^ now. Congratulations, Martin. Are semble an AA gun in eight minutes. stretches with no sleep, eat once in tell you how Chef CHARLEY DEN­ you still slinging hash or what is the 24 hours, all night driving when it's NIS filled a crew of us up last Thurs­ I asked Ronald if that were possible new assignment? ..... The address nad he said it was but the guy would pitch black, chiggers, heat, mud and day night. One of our more success­ book tells us that KARL KAMRADT so forth. But, through it all, the whole EVEN A ful Ashing partnerships (Milt Ward really have to be good. You must be has been in nine canips in eight good then, GEO. REBEC. Anyhow, outfit still has lots of fun and wel­ & Son) accumulated somewhere months and is now at Wendover come the chance to get toughened around 40 brooks, browns and rain­ Ronald can nearly equal that time. Field — 450 miles from Reno. Better Small His training will; soon be over and he up. Thanks for giving us a line on bows in two afternoons of trying. stay away from that town, Karl. They what CHARLIE CHADDOCK is do-' Charley, having just graduated from expects maybe the outfit will be pull­ tell me the grass widows have an eye ing out. He hasn't the foggiest notion ing. Tell him to report in direct some­ Cooks & Bakers School, volunteered for young men like you. Give us the time...... KEN CARNEY, now in ACCIDENT CAN BAR to demonstrate .his skill if we provi­ which way they will head and he does dope when you can We have not much care just so long as he can Australia, wants to know if anyone ded the ingredients. A time and place loBt track of HAROLD LUNDY and can top his record of travel — All but was arranged and the lad really went get to helping get started the begin­ LYNN GIBBARD. Can anybody ning of the end for Hitler and his ilk. 8 of our States, Mexico, Cuba, New YOU FROM DRIVING to town. Scalloped spuds, fresh car­ bring us up to date on those two, or Guinea, Australia,, and, says Ken, rots and peas creamed, cabbage salad, Here's luck to you, fellow. If you do anybody else from this vicinity that take off be sure and keep us posted. that's all I can tell about but there is home made rolls, relishes, butter­ we haven't seemed to be mentioning more yet. It's good to know you are scotch pie and coffee, plus about the of late CARL UMLOR'S Hale and hearty and full of fight, fel­ As I've observed these big guys best job of frying trout (barring of brother told me that Carl is a two low. Keep up the good work .... RO­ The new state financial responsibility law has around here during the week I've course my Mrs. — I have "to live with striper now, still located at Savanah, MAN DUBAS has taken to the army been wondering just who of the whole her) I've ever tasted. He did all of Georgia. Congratulations on the pro­ like duck to water. He likes it and is lot of you actually tips the old beam drastic penalties for the motorist involved in the preparation himself and the nine motion, Carl, but, couldn't you tell us doing swell. As Sgt. he handles a lot the hardest. My guess is it might be of us who sat in on the feast agreed more about what you AAF medics are of detail for his outfit and is catch­ a close match between GEO. ROG­ any way in a motor vehicle accident who is that the army surely does a good job doing? DON ZOULEK is still ing on fast. He expects to leave Clai­ ERS, BURL WALKER, CHARLEY of teaching its cooks how to stir up with the signal corps at Camp Hale, borne before too long for maneuvers. DENNIS, possibly LYLE DONALD­ unable to furnish immediate security. You can some real chow. The pie actually had Col., and seems to have been promot­ After that it's hard to tell what SON, mayl^e JOHNNY SKROCKI, a tender crust and did melt in our ed to what they call a Light Division. might happen. Keep us posted, Ro­ perhaps BILL CHANDA or ABE lose your right to own or drive a car through mouths. I suppose its cruel to make Does that mean, Don, that you are man...... SAM ROGERS says he your mouths water in describing such COHN.— Could be someone I have now handling lights, or, does it indi­ not thought of. How about it, boys? will be at the Navy Pier in Chicago being a party to even a relatively minor acci­ a meal,, but after all, it was one of cate that your outfit gets under way until, about Christmas. When he is your own boys that turned the trick. Which one of the 385 of you. can with light packs? Also, what can you claim the record? finished with his schooling he'll rate Incidentally yours truly had to do tell us on TED MALPASS? He is out Aviation machinist mate 3/c. That's dent. KP afterwards while Charley was do­ there, too. It just occurs to us that the same start Glenn Malpass had, ing right well by himself showing the If any of you have, at some time or now there is no snow you ski troopers, onother, received a package from the Sam. Which reminds me — it's been local hot shots how to make a full might be getting in some mountain a long time no hear from you Glenn. Let us give you full information about the law house out of two pair. Our champ Industrial Gjrjls League of Flinlt climbing practise. Is that correct? how's about reporting that fact in? Whats stirring down around Kings- cook pulled out for Nashville, Tenn., Not so long ago KEITH RUS­ ville, Texas? BUD HITE is and how you can secure complete protection Saturday morning. He hasn't much of We are kind of curious as to what SELL expressed a hankering to get definitely in India. He reports a visit an idea what his new assignment will happened as the result of our turning out of salvage and repair into some- with one of the officers who bombed be but thinks maybe he might rate over some names and addresses to with a Wolverine "No Exclusion" policy. think more exciting. I'm not sure he Tokyo. Outside of that nary a word mess Sgt. before too long. that organization. got what he was after but at least he about what he is doing. Thanks for did get a transfer to Vancouver, the ruppee, Lt., Since its worth The general rule seems to have The fruit growers hereabouts are Wash. What's the new,job, Keith? I having their troubles these days. A about 30 cents I'll owe you one good been that brothers do not make it can't make it out from your address. tall cold one when you get back— home at the same time. The TRO- fair cherry crop but not so many . . . BILL DYE, a local lad in that he pickers. A pretty scarce raspberry plus an awful lot more for all you AL. JANERS, besides holding the record always spent his summers here, is -are doing, fellow. When you get a VWOLVERINE, for most with the same family name crop and lots of buyers. A dandy blue­ not too good a correspondent but his berry crop but not much time to take chance let us in on whats doing- XlNSURANCECC (7) in the service, also set some kind Mom keeps me up to date now and such as numbers of missions —planes of a record when Marine BILL made off to get them in. The folk right in then. He has been getting special THORSEN our own East Jordan area are doing shot down, etc. Some of such news it all the way home from Guadalcan­ training in Miss, but is just now surely is not censorable and the al and his brother, sailor ED, man­ their best to get the cherry crop into headed back for Camp Bowie, Texas. Phone 124 or 99 East Jordan cans. It's not a sure thing yet, but folks back home really would like to aged a week-end leave from Great Seems like Bill does a pretty good job know. They are awfully proud of you, Lakes to see him. The two young men just now it kind of looks like maybe of handling his Col.'s paper work,etc., they are going to get the job licked. Bud .... SONNY HOSLER fought are pretty much of an age and real and might be headed for bigger and Dick Duke, former middleweight con­ pals as brothers go. It gave this old Sure hope so, because I've just half better things in the chem. warfare a hunch that a cherry pie over there tender to a draw last Wednesday, boy and a lot of the rest of the folks outfit he is in. Tell us about it, Bill. . night. They are being rematched and a real bang to see the brothers to­ in the Solomons and lots of other such . . . A P.O. two cents report on BASIL What the old home town looks like spots would taste plenty good. Sonny says he will take the bum for gether. Bill was on an AA gun on the SWEET just says he is not at Bak­ sure this time, and, after that he is island and his squad has official cre­ ers and Cooks' school but with a Tng. going after the champ. He asked es­ dit for three Jap Zeroes. He quite I wouldn't know for sure, but, they group. Doesn't say which one or pecially to keep Dinty Lalonde posted modestly admitted it was some thrill say that for the first time since there where. Can someone give us the cor­ on his fights. So now you know, to finally contact the enemy and to have been . taverns in East Jordan rect dope? FRANK BAKER is Dinty, that your former protege is know that he and his buddies had there wasn't a keg or a bottle of beer now with an AAF repair crew at Salt doing alright for himself. You fire what it took to make that contact a on hand Saturday night. T'was a Lake City PETE BOYER-gets me the news on what's happening and successful one. Just now he is re­ mighty hot day, too. Seems like an his mail at an APO N. Y. number, I'll let Dinty, and, a lot of your other covering from a misery that bothers extra thirst plus extra dough plus a which indicates he might be well on buddies know through this column. his right hip and leg but erfpeets to good hot day has created a shortage his way to Rome by now In Keep punching, Sonny A most report back to San Diego on Aug­ even here. Could be that water is best checking over the list of boys home welcome letter came through this ust 14 Sailor Ed has been at Great after all. on furlough I see that I forgot to week from another of our overseas Lakes ever since he went in last Dec­ mention FRED SULAK. He made it flyers, Lt. HARVEY HARRINGTON. ember. Seems like, as yoeman, the lad NEWS FROM THE FRONT home from his training with an AA While you asked me to please not is too valuable a man handling a I hear that PAUL WILKINS, in Bn. at Camp Callen and seemed very quote your letter, I surely can say typewriter. He thinks, however, that just since the latter part of March, tickled to be here. I saw him for just that you AAF lads are really aveng- the Waves will soon take over and he is about to take off for over there. a moment on the street and can't tell •i.g KEITH BARTLETT and your will get himself a ship and catch up That would seem like a pretty good you much about what his work is ex­ other buddies. To that extent, even with brother Bill in seeing the world, guess since his Mom and Pop left for cept to report he is looking fit as a though venganee in the literal sense It was swell seeing you boys. Thanks the embarkation port almost all of a fiddle BUD BUGAI has taken of th word, as inflicted on warriors for stopping in together. sudden to see him off. We sure wish off for Miami to begin army air cadet of enemy nations, is as Harvey says, you all the luck in the world, Paul. training. Here's luck to you, Bud not our objective,—nevertheless— EUGENE UMLOR leases today We will be looking for the new ad­ .:•... JACK REUTER (not an East revenge as you have avenged our after a 10 day tour of duty helping dress from you, or, your friends, and Jordan boy except he has always friend, Keith, , Harvey, must surely his Dad get in the hay. His furlough direct word for sure from you before spent all of his spare time here) has have its momentary sweetness. Keep was really supposed to be a vacation too long BILL SAXTON and found that the boot Seabee training up the good work, and, good reports, HIGH WATER but Sgt. Gene says that the smell of BILL WALDEN managed to stick to­ is rugged — lots of drill and other Harvey. We are all pulling for you new mown Northern Michigan hay gether and wound up with the same much rougher work. Jack is through mightily ..... JIM SHERMAN ON THE JORDAN RIVER AT THE DEER PARK. and the feel and swing of a pitchfork AAF Tng. group at Keesler Field, boot camp now and getting advanced wouldn't trade a foot of the Jordan is just the vacation he has wanted. Miss. It looks like Bill Walden might training at Camp Endieott, Rhode Is­ River Valley for all of North — and still rising. Board walks along the river about Gene is still in charge of. a repair develop into an AAF mechanic and land. He didn't say just how long it Africa. He says the French candy, crew in one of the shops at Ogden Bill Saxton into a signal, or, chemical would be before he takes off but my ice cream and beer all stink, the 18 inches under water. Field, Utah. His outfit has been split AAF 'crewman. Actually, the lads guess is, it won't be long. You mar­ arabs are not too trustworthy, the up several times and a lot of the boys' don't know what their lot is until they ines will get a bang out of knowing French are on the whole quite nice moved out. So far, Gene and DON finish 28 days, or more, of basic. that it takes the marine corps to fur­ (meaning gals, Jim?); tobacco and • * • LAPEER have managed to stick to­ Keep us posted, boys, and keep up nish the expert instructors for the candy is scarce, no spuds at all, etc. gether. They make it over to Wend- the good work While MASON Seabee advanced training. Must be Your report was brief but most wel­ Compliments of over Field, Utah, where KARL KAM- CLARK was stationed in Chicago, the marines have something ori the come Jim. Try it again when you get RADjT and EUGENE CRANDALL Marah Leigh (his ball adn chain) ball. Is that right, Jack? After time off from your Hospital duties . are stationed, so, keep a sharp look­ visited him at least once. While the two days on the desert MIKE HITCH­ .... Even though JOE LILAK and THE QUALITY FOOD MARKET out, fellows, for a big guy with three two of them were strolling around the COCK says 140 in the shade is cool. Jim Sherman are miles apart they stripes and a T. Thanks for dropping loop there they ran into ART SEY- Canteen water is even too hot to were written the same date, arrived (Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Clark) in, fellow. MORE, who was headed towards shave with. Even though the going is at the same time, and, brought almost Flint. According to Marah Leigh's rough, Mike says he thinks he is going identical information. Jcfe agrBes L Another big guy home this week report, Art had straightened up 200 to like the desert training before he with Jim in his opinions almost 100 was BURL WALKER, who made it in per cent. Anyhow, they had a real is through with it. If you do, Mike, percent. Try it again, Joe . . . .Under from Fort Lewis. I remembered Burl good chat and discovered that Art you will be the first from here that date of June 11th EARL PARKS as pretty much of a chunk. He still thinks the Infantry is the only outfit will admit it BUD STREHL re^ sends a fairly full account of his do­ is except now it's up and down and to belong to. Seems like Mason will ported in under date of June 27. He ings in North Africa since he landed not sideways. He says he hasn't lost have a short tour of training at Grove had just finished reading seven copies at Oran last Nov. 11th. He is with We Pay Top Market Prices a pound so it must be another case of City, Pa., and will eventually wind up of this gazette which had arrived all the ground crew of the 62nd fighting FOR DEAD OR ALIVE the transfer of a fair sized waistline in Florida for about a nine month in one bunch. Guess the home town group of AAF boys who have been up to the chest and shoulders. Burl is course on the newest technique in news gave him some lift, at least he taking up the English Spitfires. His still in the QM corps as a refrigera­ Radar. Marah Leigh plans on ditching wrote,a swell account of his activities. particular squadron has been mak­ HORSES and CATTLE tion expert. Fort Lewis is really three her job in Detroit and heading for Seems like Bud's squadron has de­ ing a real name for themselves. They forts in one and Burl's job is to keep Florida for a more important job veloped into one of the very best in have any number of pilots with 5 or Hones $3.00 Cows $2.00 all refrigeration equipment in A-l when Mason lands there. Let's hear the South Pacific — six months of more planes to their credit and the top scorer got nine. Earl says the Hide Mutt Be In Good Condition shape. He likes the work and thinks more about it, folks GEORGE the very roughest kind of continuous his training will be invaluable to him combat and still going strong. He's ground crew is just as proud of the Prompt Service Phone Collect SECORD turned out to be a pretty record as the pilots themselves. You when he gets the job of serving up a poor prophet. He thought Camp got some Jnp battle flags painted up cold one for FDR the next time he beside his gun crediting him with his have good reason to be, Earl, partic­ Rucker would be his next stop but ularly since your own squadron tops flies to Berlin. Burl also reports that has discovered that it's ABE COHN.S share, and more, of Zeroes. Haven't he sees BILL BENNETT in Tocoma heard Bud, or anyone else from here, the whole group in planes shot down. old stamping ground at Camp Rob­ Since the end of the campaign in fairly often and that Bill looks fit as erts, Cal., for him. If you got into actually being credited for an enemy a fiddle but is getting pretty anxious plane destroyed, but some of the North Africa, Earl has had a chance L. A., George, try and see if you can to see a bit of the country. In fact he Valley Chemical Co. about getting home to see his new find ART GERARD at 2022 W. Ad­ lads have been in the thick of thingi, son and, of course, his son's Mother and it could be that their crew has hai just about covered the whole of ams Gardens. .... Secondhand re­ It. He has been particularly Impress­ Gaylord, Mich. Phone 123 and the tut or t*te family. EDDIE port! team to point toward* BUD ST, been given much credit. Your record THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, (EAST JORDAN, MICH.) FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1943

Charlevoix County Herald ing to this bay armed with frog C. A. LISK, EsllUr nd Publisher. sptears and spear/ those nice big Squint on Fishing juicy black snakes. Those days were Entarsd at ths Postofflce at East —- •Oa-C-n-L, •*-— HUNTING — TRAPPING fun and inexpensive too. Here we Jordan, Michigan, as second clau ichigan From the Herald Files of Forty, Thirty aud Twenty Yean. Ago now find a colony of cottages under mail matter. —by Milton E. Meredith Ooiiipilud l>y >IIH. Mulirl Hocolxl the ownership and management of our old friend and neighbor Carl TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Mirror FROM IRONTON to EAST JORDAN Stroebel., These cottages are known (Payable in Advance Only) Ida Kinsey was up here the other tington cottage. DOWN THE EAST SHORE OF and appreciated by people from many One Year — »2.00 day and we got to talking about the * * - ++ •* SOUTH ARM states. Six Months '_ 1.26 Chaddoek school where she first went July 27, 1923 As we leave Ironton, the first place The next cottage on. this Bay is Three Months .76 to school. As nearly as I can learn, Twenty-two East Jordan business [Jkws^Letter that calls our attention are the twotha t of our old band master, John Chaddoek brothers came here from and professional men' have under­ home at Breezy Point Farm. These TerWee. John has a' beautiful spot ADVERTISING RATE Lockport, N. Y. in the early 1870's, written a five-day Chautauqua that command a perfect view of Lake here. Readers in Local Happenings column: The first schoolhouse was built of is being held this week. Lectures, a Charlevoix and. the Ferry. Three lines or less - . - 30c Adjoining is the summer home of logs on the northeast corner of the concert company, band, and drama­ •',. Michigan's contribution of man­ Coming down the narrows we band master, Victor J. Grabel. This Over three lines, per line —— 10c Charles Chaddoek homestead. About tic performances, including the light Display Rates on Request power to World War II is already round the first point and drift into a is the first year in many this cottage 1884 the frame building was built on opera, "Olivette," are being-given, ;more" than double the entire record perfect shelter from all North, East, has not been opened. A pageant was presented by local the northeast corner, of Moses . La- for the first conflict, 25 years ago. and West winds. This Bay is fine for Coming around the next point we Londe's farm. After Ida went home children trained by a Chautauqua J Approximately 350,000 men andbas s fishing and occasionally a nice leader. find a small bay whose shore line be-, she unearthed an old treasurer's re­ women (yes, don't forget the ladies!) pike is introduced to the frying pan. longs to the farm of Carl Grutch. cord book and gave me a list-of se­ Mr. and Mrs. Isaac W. Bartlett have left Michigan homes in cities Upon the hill overlooking this bay Here is the remains of an old dock venteen teachers in their consecu­ celebrated their Golden Wedding Ju­ and on farms to serve In Uncle Sam's is the home of Wm. Sanderson, a and more good fishing for green bass. tive order. ly 31. . forces all, over the globe. That is a well known resident in this area. Ne'xt we have the Lone Tree point All suppers, entertainments and Stroebel Brothers have sold their bit more, than a third of a million Now we come to the summer home and then a straight stretch of shore other meetings, which are held to The school terms were of three hardware store to Charles Neitzel of •people — quite a legion. of Frank Milward of Pontiac line called the Pines. There are a raise money to promote some special months duration and teachers seem Detroit. Mr. Neitzel has also bought .World War I records list the fol-Mich. This place has a good solid, number of cottages built in the woods interest, will be charged for at our to have been changed every term un the Stroebel farm east of the city. , -Wing: army, 152,598; navy, 19,413; livable appearance that is further along here but they are fairly well regular rates, unless accompanied by til about 1900, after which they seem The steamer Griffin is again bring­ marines, 3,318. Total: 175,329. Of the enhanced by a nice covered dock and concealed by the trees. to have taught for the entire year advertising or job work. ing in a number of cargoes of iron ore 'latter number 4,295 became gold a 20 foot Gar Wood Day cruiser. The old Chemical and former Red The Fred Goodman family may have for the East Jordan Furnace Co. stars on the state's service flag — 2.4 Next wc pass a long stretch ,of*| Mill site are the two forlorn sights l-tnen partially responsible, as the per cent of all — and not all of those wooded shore line and at last come on the entire lake. They bring back ' teachers boarded at their home and were killed in action, as influenza and to the estate of the late Clarence De­ memories of a more prosperous past. Dan and Herman promptly married other diseases took a heavy toll of wey. This would be a grand place This is the end of one of the most two of them. lives. for anyone who wished to find peace Wages ranged from $28 to $35. per enjoyable ways of spending a summer and quietness. A beautiful clearing, day in this part of a state that is fil­ month. The following list includes plenty of shade, and an excellent WAR BONDS names in parenthesis of whom the v In other ways the contrast, is sharp. led to overflowing with beautiful St. Joseph Church beach. sights. teachers married. Our part in today's war has al­ From here we pass woods and more Wigwag East Jordan Violet Ward (Fred Boosinger;) ready exceeded the entire time of our woods till at last we round the point George Allen; Mary Harris (sister of Frequently the Navy, the Coast St. John's Church participation in the first conflict. In­ of what is known locally as Dutch­ The Axis Stops at Nothing. Guard and the Signal Corps finds it Mac Harris of Boyne City) (James Bohemian Settlement stead of fighting one war —- and with man's Bay. This bay has always been Don't stop your War Bond expedient to relay messages without Isaman;) Anna Keat (Dan Good­ Rev. Joseph J. Malinowski, Pastor France, Italy and Japan among our known for the quality and quantity Payroll Sav:ngs at 13%. Every benefit of telephone, telegraph or man;) Cora Mills (Herman Good­ allies — we have two wars on our of its green bass. How well I recall soldier Is a 100 percenter. Fig­ radio. That is when the semaphore man;) Clinton Lane; Lura Hayner EAST JORDAN — August 1, 15, and hands; our troops are yet to land on' when as a boy we used to go canoe­ ure it out yourself. system' is employed (Crferles Hudkinsj) Mary Rogers 29 — Mass at 8:00 a. m. the continent of Europe (when this (John Harmon;) T. B. Newton (Ida August 8 and 22 — Mass at 10:00. column was written); and only four says, he was very untidy;) Ellen SETTLEMENT — August 1, 15 and of our divisions saw action in Tunis­ Stevenson (Dan Swanson;) E. A. - 29 — Mass at 10:00 a. m. ^ ia. Bryant; Effie Bisnet (Frank Phil­ August 8 and 22 — Mass at 8 :00. We still have a long ways to go lips;) Charles Perse; John Roy; Su­ BELLAIRE — Mass during August before the boys march into Berlin sie Crothers (Elijah Flagg;) Jerome at 10:00 a. m. and Tokio. Smith; and Cassie Winters. . There appears to be a long, long Four of these I know are living: trail ahead. But victory is certain. Of Ellen Stevenson, Effie Bisnet, Susie Methodist Church this we know. Crothers and John Roy. Howard G. Moore, Pastor It should be remembered also that (All rights reserved by Mabel E. Morning Worship 10:30 the present rate of inductions is high, Secord) after a temporary lull last spring, Sunday School 11:30 ** ** ** and that fathers: are still subject to August 1, 1903 call. A total contribution of 400,000 Barney Bayliss and Miss Emma to 500,000 is not improbable in view PENINSULA... of Washington warnings of prepara­ Like a single flag in the "Wig­ Hayes were married Monday even­ (Edited by Mn. E. Hayden) wag" system, the purchase of a ing by Justice F. E. Boosinger. tions to carry on the war for six War Savings Stamp or Bond, in it­ Mrs. James Suffern is critically ill more years. self has an infinitesimal effect upon at her home on Second St. There were 24 at the Star Sunday And yet, surprisingly and hap­ the entire war effort, but when 130 Mrs. Warren Myers died, Wednes­ school, July 25. pily enough, the Michigan mortality million determined people set their day after a short illness. Burial was rate of our modern world-wide en­ minds to make our War Bond dsives Telephones are getting sO scarce it gagements is apt to be considerably at Bellaire Thursday. is almost impossible to get any now, successful, the result is anything but N. Muma is enlarging his power at less than 2.4 per cent. Airplanes and infinitesimal. (J. S. Treasury Department the ice cream factory with a larger Robert Meyers has quite a crew of tanks are the front lines of today's boiler. young cherry pickers from Boyne fighting. They require a comparative To get what you want, know what Carson's bowling alley in the Gage City. He expects to finish Monday. small number of men to operate them. you want. building will be ready to open to the It is a.mechanized war, so goes the public the first.of the week. A nice rain Wednesday morning new parlez vous version; not a war of A stitch in time saves embarass- The Mt. Pleasant team defeated greatly helped the Crops but held up lines. ing exposure. East Jordan here Thursday, 11 to 0 haying. Word from Africa is encouraging Friday the two teams went to Boyne Roseo Barber of Knoll Krest is with respect to the price paid for Al­ City on Harry Price's launch, the driving the Porter cherry truck, col lies victory. Tunisia was taken with "Lady Margaret," the local team leeting cherry pickers and taking an unexpected small loss of men and going on to Boyne Falls where they them home. material. The same holds true, so far, Want defeated the latter's team, 7 to 4. for our invasion of Sicily. In fact, The steamer "Pilgrim" struck a Orvel Bennett of Honey Slope farm cocky as we always are — and Amer­ sunken log and broke her wheel is attending to the cherry picking at icans are the world's worst braggerts A © S Thursday afternoon, making three Cherry Hill and began picking Sun­ — Washington is now concerned over wheels she has broken in the last ten day. our optimism that the war would bi- OPPOIITUNITY days. The Crysler is taking her run over soon. Why look at the way we while she is being repaired. . Mr. and Mrs. John Reich and two licked Rommel in Tunisia? And isn't KNOCKS HERE The East Jordan creamery started children of Dearborn spent Tuesday Sicily already an easy push-over? up Mon. morning when more than a and Wednesday with the A. Reich While the war-makers may worry First Insertion ton of cream was brought in. This family at Lone Ash farm picking about our complacency, it is a fact 26 words or less 26c has increased to about twice that cherries. that the casuality lists have been amount. Over 26 words, per word 1c Miss Joan Davis of Manistee has small to date. And as for the boys A High School baseball team will Subsequeat Insertions come to stay with her uncle, Clayton who have been wounded — say, there be organized Wednesday night. (If ordered with first insertion) Healey, and his family, at Willow is something else worth crowing E. A. Ashley's personally conduct­ 26 words or less _.- 16c Brook farm until time for school to about. Approximately 98 per cent of ed tours of the Ward pineries are Over 26 words, per word Vic start. all American wounded men have re­ 98c A QUART becoming very popular with summer covered to date, leaving a mortality 10c extra per insertion if charged. 1 gal. Kem-Tone paste visitors. He took a large party from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meyers and rate of only two per cent! WANTED Charlevoix and Ironton through little daughter, Eleanor, of Mountain Our boys- in the service are dis­ make9 1½ gal. Kem-Tone finish. them Wednesday. district called on Mr. and Mrs. David gustingly healthy* too. They receive WANTED — Good car for spot cash. John Martin, a Wilson township Gaunt and Mrs. Martha Earl in Boyne the best of food and medical care. —JOHN HODGE, phone 105, farmer, is in a quandary to know City, Monday. Every doughboy and sailor ac­ East Jordan. 31x1 whether he is a married man o% not. quires a fatalistic attitude about his ONE COAT COVERS WANTED — Lawnmowers to Grind. Tuesday he went to Charlevoift, ac­ Cherry picking, which was expected chances of returning home. Since only Grinding & adjusting $1.25. Called companied by Miss Anna Bergman, a to start Wednesday, July 21, wastw o per cent of the wonded die and WALLPAPER, painted for and delivered in town only. German girl who cannot speak Eng­ delayed until Thursday because of since today's mechanized war has re­ PAUL LISK, 204 E. Mary St. 17 lish and while there a Justice pro­ the rain. The crop in this section is duced the number of fatilities to date walls, wallboard, nounced them man and wife. The very light. There seem to be plenty of as compared with World War I, mili­ WANTED — Second Maid. $12.00 girl did not learn the meaning of the pickers. tary service becomes a great adven­ basement walls. per week. Year around position. ceremony until they returned on the ture to the average young man and The Charlevoix county 4-H club Inquire- of MRS. JOHN L. A. GAL- boat that afternoon. When informed, young woman. held their annual picnic at Whiting STEB, 907 E. Mitchell st, Petos- she was very much incensed and As you contrast the state's par­ key. 30x3 would have nothing more to do with park, Thursday, and had a splendid time, although only four of the local ticipation in the two wars to date, SMART BORDERS! her erstwhile husband. you recall also how the Michigan ROLL IT ONI WANTED — Cherry Pickers. 50c Bids for the construction of the club members attended. These were Richard Russell of Ridgeway farm, State Police was a creation of the Enhance the Just roll Kern- per lug; Good picking. — COOP­ hose house were opened at a special Tone right over ER ORCHARD, five miles north of Paul and Earl Bennett of Honey first war and that the state troopers beauty of your Council meeting Monday evening. Kem-Tone-fin­ your walls quick­ East Jordan on M 66. Phone Slope farm and Stewart Havden of were dispatched to the Upper Penin­ There were three: J. C. Glenn, sula to check I. W. W. agitators at­ ished walls with ly, easily, with 252-f3. Orchard Hill. the Kem-Tone $1,500;-H. C. Clark, $1,237; and tempting to stop iron mine opera­ Kem-Tone Trimsl John Tooley, $1,178. The letting of Gummed, ready- Roller-Koater. WANTED — Am driving my car on Mr. John C. Wilkison of Chicago, tions. Today, the state administrative nou. to-use. Washablel the contract was tabled until the next the new owner of the White cherry i'board plans to enlarge the home trip to Midland, Texas, and de­ regular meeting. ^MflrTOaf sire a single person to accompany orchard, across from the Star Com­ guards and maintain a permanent me for companionship. — MRS. ** ** ** munity building, was at his orchard force at Detroit, equipped with jeeps, /$*&* TRIMS ROLLER-KOATER 89« BRUCE BARTLETT, care John August 2, 1913 with a party of city friends, Saturday tommy guns and all else, ready for Struthers, Charlevoix. 31-1 The Charlevoix County Republican afternoon. Some advisors and boys emergency duty for the next race Club held a big banquet' meeting at from the boys' camp near Charlevoix riot. See an actual demonstration of Kem-Tone at our atorel FOR SALE — MISCELLANEOUS the Russell House Tuesday evening were picking cherries there also. The In the last war, the state board with more than 200 present. The camp boys included two of Gov. Har­ bought tractors, seed corn and seed FOR SALE — Six-weeks-old Pigs.— ry F, Kelly's sons.. FRANCIS NEMECEK, phone steamers City of Boyne and Beaver wheat and retailed them at cost to FOR BEAUTY AND brought large crowds from Charle­ farmers. The voters approved a PROTECTION- , 212f2, R. 1, East Jordan. 31-1 voix and Boyne City who were met at Mr. and Mrs. A. Reich of Lone Ash $5,000,000 bond issue and the legis­ the dock by the East Jordan Military farm attended a party at the Ralph lature created a war board of which lowed/others FOR SALE — Six-weeks-old Pigs at Kitson home near Deer lake Sunday lorn Brothers $12.00 per. pair — CHARLES-KO- Band and escorted to the hotel. Oth­ Col. Roy Vandercook, now with the ers came by auto. D. S. Payton and evening for their son, John Reich, Michigan Railroads Association, was MELL0-GL0SS TALIK, R. 1, East Jordan. 31x1 and his family, who are returning to Walter Cook were in charge of ar­ secretary. Governor Albert E. Sleep­ (ttmieioit) PLflX FOR SALE — International Potato rangements. Speakers included Sec'y Dearborn, Monday. Mr. Reich has had er was chairman. a week's vacation. Mrs. Reich and mumvEMjuriN.s» digger. Practically new. —GEORGE of State F. C. Martindale; Senator With regard to war costs, the con­ WALL PAINT NELSON. 31x1 Frank D. Scott of Alpena; Att'y. D, two children have been visiting her FOI All EMMEUNQ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph ^Kitson, trast is sharp, indeed. Modern war This beautiful, long, Easy to apply, quick to H. Crowley of Cheboygan; and Fred machines are costly; the government lasting satiny lustra FOR SALE — Maytag Washer. Like Dewey of Detroit. Musical numbers and other relatives since June 6. dry. A tough beauty has contracted with many firms on a finish is easily cleaned glow finish that resists new. Cash. See MRS. E. EVANS, included a flute solo by Jay Hlte and ' with soap and water. 405. Fourth St. 30x1 Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Howe of Over cost-plus basis wherin high wages are n*rd w*mr and abuse. a bass solo, "King of the Winds," Look farm have received an an­merely added to the future national FOR SALE — Three-piece Living- sung by Otto Powers of Traverse nouncement of the marriage of Lt.,debt , now past the 100 billion mark. PER City. PER room Suite, Charles of London (J. G.) Byron Winborn Jr. to Ensign Inflation is already here, and prices QUART $120 PINT style. Upholstered in ruft home­ Next week Mmc. Ernestine Joyce Gofuth, June 25, at Alexandria, are crazily high. 87( spun. Excellent condition —MRS. Schumann-Heink will sing at Bay Va. They will make their home at View for the third season, The entire country — and this M. J. WILLIAMS, phone 167f2. Arlington, Va. Lieutenant Winborn tF'TS'-s Dr. F. P. Ramsey and mother left goes for Michigan, too — is enjoy-1 31-2 has vacationed at their farm across ing a prosperity jag. Friday for Delta, Ohio, called there the road from Over Look farm for by the death of their brother and The war is going to cost us many, REPAIRS — Washing Machines, all many years and has made acquaint­ many times the dollars we paid in makes gas and electric. Parts sup­ son, William. ances here who will wish him well in Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Risk, Scotty 1917-18. plied for any make. Outboard mo­ his new venture. • ' •> But if the price of human life is W. A. PORTER Barnett of Kenosha, Wise, Ellis Mal- tors, small air-cooled engines. less and our Michigan boys and girls PL All work guaranteed 30 days.— pass, John Porter, Mary Jane Mil- A ARE breath of Chicago^ and Florence Hall Self neglect is just as big a fault come marching home, we will take ?H OK ~ "MBING -. HEATING GAMBLE STORE, Wade and as self love, ' our medicine and like it. PHONE 1» EAST JORDAN, MICH. BUI H»»Ur, .»48 are spending a fortnight »t the Whit-: fHE CHARUEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, (EAST JORDAN, MICH.) FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1943

IflllinillllllillUIHIHI tlllllltl ftl lllllllllIMIIIIIIII.IIIIIUMIIIIflllllMllliiiiii local f vents AMERICAN HEROES BY LEFF Charles S,trehl.was a Detroit visitor Dick and Jack Conway of Clio are OUR FIGHTING over the week'end. visiting their aunt, Mrs. Hattie Kaake. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moore are MEN ARE NOT spending the week in Detroit. Bobbie Boice left last Thursday for Alice Puckett has gone to Muske­ a visit with friends and relatives in gon where she has, employment, Detroit. VEGETARIANS Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kaley spent last Mrs. Leda Ruhling has returned to East Jordan after spending a week in week end at the home of her mother, Flint. Mrs. Hattie Kaake. Mr. and Mrs. David Berger of De­ Mr. and Mrs. Roy Murphy of Bay * They Look to You for Meat City were week end visitors of Mrs. troit were guests last week at the Emmaline Hosier. Barney Milstein home. * You Can Look to Us for Loans Mrs. Richard Durant of Joliet, 111., Charles Donaldson spent the week is visiting at the home of her par­ end from his work at Cement City at ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Hoyt. his home in East Jordan. Close cooperation between this bank Mrs. Carl Hunt and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Barri of Flint Pontiac are guests of the former's and the responsible livestock men of, are spending their vacation at their I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bennett. this legion is helping to assure that cottage op Lake Charlevoix. Mrs. Frank Shepard, who was a our fighting men will fight on full Mrs. Clark Little of Mishawaka, surgical patient at Lockwood Hospital Ind., is spending a couple of weeks stomachs—and win. •visiting East Jordan friends. for three weeks, returned home last Friday. When our mortar? *> re poundinr Maknaaay Hill near Sidi Bu-Sid Applications for good livestock in Africa. Private Jr Rugold of Brooklyn, New York, was one of loans always receive prompt consid­ Noreen, Thomas of Upsilanti Francis Langell returned to his the men bringing u, -- ammunition. Struck by shrapnel, he kepi visited the fore part of the week at going until he dropi.. >•, was awarded the Purple Heart. On every eration here. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lewis. work in Chicago .Sunday after visit­ battlefront men like Hugolo preis the attack relentlessly, regardless ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter of personal cost. Are you doing enough to keep aur attack rolling Benny Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. Langell. through Payroll Savings? Joe Clark, was operated on for appen­ A daughter, Kathleen Marian, was dicitis at Lockwood Hospital, July 22. born to Lt. and Mrs. Al. Penfold at U. 5. Trtaiury Department J. J. Gray Jr. of Nashville, Tenn., Camp McCoy Hospital, Sparta, Wis. who is spending the summer at Jor­ Monday, July 26. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gaunt it goes into the pot after it is brought i STATE BANK of ! dan Inn, spent last week end in De­ of Bridgeport, a daughter, Irene, from the garden the better the fla­ troit. Edward Porter and a party of Wednesday, July 21. vor. Don't cook it too long — six to friends from Flint are guests of the ten minutes is sufficient. I EAST JORDAN I Guests at the home of Mrs. Eva former's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Let's not waste a single ear or = Member FDIC I Mrs. Jess Robinson. Votruba are, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph kernel this year. All that is not eat­ Harvey of Lansing, Mrs. Nicholas Ernie Dean of Detroit visited at en at one meal should be cut from niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiti iiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiii iii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiimiiiiiiimiiiiiuuif? Britz of Joliet, 111., and Mrs. Mart the cob and stored in the ice box the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Orvis of Flint, the ladies are sisters Walden and other East Jordan rela­ ready for use-— in stewed tomatoes, MIGHifiAN'S of Mrs. Votruba. •. corn pudding, corn'. fritters, or in a tives the first of the week. In listing those attending the pic­ vegetable salad. Battling Grain Rust 25 Y Theresa Batterbee, oldest daught­ nic party at the tourist park, honor­ Can Corn for Winter. ears er of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Batterbee, is ing Mrs. Clifton Harvey of Flint last Select the best corn from. the gar­ mw receiving surgical treatment at Mun- week, the name of Mr. and Mrs. Earl den for canning. Time element is son Hospital, Traverse City. Ruhling and Will Aldrich were unin­ valuable— two hours from the gar­ tentionally omitted. den to the jar, Husk, remove silk Mr. and Mrs. George Green and and cut kernels from the cob—cut AUTO LAW family left Tuesday to spend a few The Boyne Citizen reports that a deep if you want whole kernel corn, days with friends and relatives in stray dog, acting strangely, was kil­ cut top and scrape for "cream style. (Effective July 30, 1943) Grand Rapids and Muskegon. led by the Chief of Police there last Add 1 teaspoon of salt to each quart -. Mr, and Mrs. Sherman Thomas and Saturday. Later it developed that of corn and half as much water as ... means loss of driver's license son of Ypsilanti are visiting their the dog was badly infected with ra­ corn, by weight. Heat to boiling and and car registration certificate parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood­ bies and owned by a Walloon Lake re- pack into hot containers at once. cock and Mrs. Russell Thomas. sorter. Leave at least one inch head space in for every motorist who cannot eae hjar and adjust jar lids, care­ Captola Richardson of Detroit is prove his ability to pay for acci­ Elizabeth Penfold returned home fully following the directions on the Wednesday after visiting her brother guest of her grandparents, Mr. and lid box, especially if you are using dents in which he may be in­ and sister-in-law, Lt. and Mrs. Al­ Mrs. Herman Lamerson, also of her new wartime jar tops. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert volved, regardless of blame. Au­ ston Penfold at Sparta, Wisconsin, Process Immediately Sturgell. Mrs. Eldon Richardson and In a pressure cooker pint jars Mrs. Daniel I. Bennett and infant daughter, Carolyn Lee, of Bay City, UPPER FIGURE tomobile bodily injury insurance should be processed for 60 minutes Properties Cleared son returned home Monday from accompanied her here. and quart jars for 70 minutes at 10 protects you aguinst the law. See Charlevoix Hospital, Mrs. Bennett of* Berberries pounds pressure. If a boiling water (State: 16,971) was formerly, Miss Lottie Hitchcock bath is used the processing time is LOWER FIGURE Be sure to see our new shipment 3½ hours for either pints or quarts. Barney R, If you use the boiling water bath Barberries and of dresses in Seersuckers, Chambry, Forum & Agin'em Seedlings Destroyed! method remember that when the Rayon, Sheer Bemberg and many (Stole: 6,594,6281 MILSTEIN other materials. Malpass Style Shop, corn is taken from the jars it must adv. be boiled for 10 minutes, covered Phone 11 or 190 with liquid, before serving— do Sunday was a great day in East this before tasting. EAST JORDAN, MICH. Amber Muma returned to Wayne, Jordan — but not for the Irish! Mich., first of the week after spend­ After processing, complete the seal NO MEMBERSHIP FEES That's right! East Jordan was dryer ing a week at his home here with Mrs. than the proverbial bone. Not a drop unless already done — set jars up­ Muma and his. mother, Mrs. Nelson of beer was to be hud at any of our right and cool as quickly as possible Muma. Laverns or stores. However the drouth but protected from drafts. It's Easy to Dry Corn Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stroebel of De­ was partially lifted the first of the week when one measly beer truck Dried corn is delicious and fortu­ All 83 Counties been in charge of the program in J.VanDellenM.D. troit spent the past week with their straggled into town. Why the short­ nately the home drying process is Michigan for the bureau of entomo­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Strobel, EAST JORDAN, MICH. age, no one seems to know. easy. Here, as in canning, speed is Fight Barberries logy and plant quarantine under the at the Stroebel cottages on Lake ****** desirable. Select any good table va­ OFFICE HOURS Charlevoix. U. S. Department of Agriculture. riety that is in the milk stage, husk, Grains freer of the devastating 2 to 5 p. m. Daily Some of these guys who have built remove silk, and pre-cook until the Cooperating are county agricultural Except Thursday and Sunday Spending the week at the home of cottages up the west side of the lake milk is set— 15 to 20 minutes. Drain black stem rust come out of Michi­ agents, M.S.C. staff members and the 7 to 9 p. m. Mon., Wed. and Sat. their parents, are Sgt. William are sorry they didn't think back ten and cut from the cob. If you use an gan's war producing fields as a re­ Stokes of Camp Richert, Va., and State Department of Agriculture. Sunday by appointment or years or so to the high lake level of oven for drying spread the corn % sult of the 25-year battle of farmers 1 m ease of emergency. Mrs. Mike Dennis and daughter Eve­ those years. Two cottages we know of Small grains, including wheat, to .¾ inches deep on trays or racks and the government against the oats, barley and rye, are attacked .PHONES lyn of Flint. have at least a foot of water in the made to fit the oven—stir frequent­ basement and one fellow complains common barberry bush that spreads by the rust spores, blown into grain Office 132-F2 Residence 132-F3 ly. The bottom of the tray or rack fields by wind. An estimated two- Mr. and Mrs. Marion Walling of that he can't sleep nights because the should be made of a single thickness the rust spores. St. Johns were week end guests at waves keep slapping against his Since 1918, a total of 0,612,638 million bushel loss in grain occurred of cotton curtain netting. Drying annually in a 12-year period of 1916- the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton screen door. bushes have been destroyed in a time is 7 to 8 hours at 130 to 150 de­ 1927, but barberry eradication gets Ward, also of the former's aunt, Mrs. grees. When completed the kernels campaign that has touched every Mae Ward. part of the credit for reducing this Insurance should be dark yellow and translu­ county in the state. The 1943 pro­ average loss to less than 700,000 AUTOMOBILE, LIFE, FIRE Mrs. L. C. Monroe of Muskegon cent. gram already has included resurveys bushels for each of the 12 years in Canning News , Other Preserving Methods and WINDSTORM was in East Jordan latter part of last of Genesee, Manistee, Ogemaw, Pres- the 1931-1942 period. week for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Corn may also be preserved for que Isle and Wexford counties. A re- Farmers are asked to report pre­ CITY and COUNTRY Sweet corn season brings table winter use by brining— or freezing survy of Montcalm county is sched­ Ida B'ashaw, and mother-in-faw, treat. valence of bushes or resprouting of RELIABLE COMPANIES Mrs. John Monroe. if you have a locker in a frozen food uled, as well as portions of Clinton, previously suited barberries to Sweet corn is as American as the plant. For directions for these pro­ Ionia, Eaton, Ingham and possibly Stars and Stripes—longed for by county agricultural agents. The lat­ GEORGE JAQUAYS cesses consult your Defense Council Shiawassee counties where barber­ Don't wait until everything is ra­ Americans in exile—and eagerly ter are sending reports of local rust EAST JORDAN, MICH. Nutrition Committee. tioned. Buy Hardware, Furniture, welcomed from season to season by ries previously have been found, ac­ epidemics, the location of bushes, Phone 166-F3 farm Machinery, Cars, Trucks and Americans at home. We know what cording to M. E. Turner^ state lea­ and twigs for identification. J. H. repairs for everything from Malpass it meant to our New England ances­ Imagination makes ljars of men, der Of barberry eradication in the Muncie, MSC extension specialist in Hdwe. Co. now. adv. tors and it should mean just as much state. plant pathology, is aiding in barberry to us in wartime menus today. Taking your ease doesn't lead to Since June, 1940, Mr. Turner has identification. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Reinhardt of It's in season now and the quicker easy street. Flint were guests of the latter's Insurance mother, Mrs. W. S. Snyder, also of FIRE — AUTOMOBILE her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jason Snyder. Few Pickers for Blueberry Crop CASUALTY, SURETY and LIFE All Stock Companies Mrs. A Dean has returned home from Lockwood Hospital, where she • • • undei-went an operation on her foot, Her daughter, Mrs. Nora Rekhoff, of ROBERT A. CAMPBELL Grayling is caring for her. ^^xkmi^l. Shows 7 and 9 Mr. and Mrs. George Phillips and Thursday, Friday, July 29-30 Adm. llc-28c friend, Russell Crist, of Pontiac are LANA TURNER — ROBERT YOUNG — WALTER BRENNAN visiting at the home of the former's EUGENE PALLETTE FRANK PHILLIPS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phil­ lips and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stroebel. SLIGHTLY DANGEROUS BARBER SHOP COLOR CARTOON — SELECTED NOVELTIES , Miss Mary Prince of Kalamazoo Established 1S90 and friend, Lt. Lewis Ritte of Nebras­ SATURDAY ONLY Sat. Mat. 2:30 lie & 20c YOUR ka, are visiting the former's sister, Eves 7 & 9 Adm. llc-28c Mrs. Everett Ash and family, also The Aldrich Family In Hilarioui Trouble I PATRONAGE APPRECIATED other East Jordan relatives. JIMMY LYDON — JOHN LITEL — SATISFACTION — HENRY ALDRICH GETS GLAMOUR Mrs. Ray Ruotsala of Lansing, who — SANITATION — has been visiting her mother, Mrs. MARCH OF TIME — NOVELTY — LATEST NEWS Eva Votruba, is spending a few days SUN. - MON. - TUES. Sun. Matinee 2:30 lie-20c with her sister, Mrs. Leo O'Callahan *"*'"• »«»«*• Eves 7 and 9:10 lie - 30c and family at Sault Ste. Marie. Gat eat for Submarine Action, Commando Danger, Heroei' Adventure TYRONE POWER — ANNE BAXTER Guests at the Jordan Inn include, W. A. Porter Miss Lorene Smith of Westaco, Tex­ CRASH DIVE as, Cherry Inspector at the East IN STIRRING TECHNICOLOR Plumbing — Heating Jordan Canning Factory. Mrs. Nellie Despite tfie' adutg neect for fresh" fruit to supplement curtailed war­ Bricker, Akron, Ohio; J. J. Gray, time rations of canned goods, conservation department officials fear WEDNESDAY . THURSDAY, Family Nftes llc-lSc HARDWARE Nashville, Tenn; William Harvey of that some of this year's I riper crop of Michigan blueberries may go to waste because of the s.. : (age of pickers to harvest the crop. The Shows 7 and 9:10 p. m. SUNBEAM FURNACES Detroit. Other guests include, E. pickers In the Lake Superior State Forest, shown above wiling- toetr ALAN LADD — HELEN WALKER — LLOYD CORRIGAN Estimates Cheerfully Given on Shroeder, Elgin, 111.; Edd DeYoung, crates* of freshly-picked berries to truckers who transport'the fruit Any Job at No Cost to Yon. A. Fields, M. Van Dyke, 0. Van Hoo­ to the eity markets, last year shipped more than »90,000 In berries PHONE 1» — WE DELIVER LUCKY JORDAN ver, C. A. Van Dermaas all of Grand from the one forest alone. Pickers are also moving into the Mcata* Snp*rtnan Cartoon — L»it Chapter "D*r* D.T.U of W«t" -Main St. — East Jordan. Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. G. Coun­ Lake, Houghton Lake, Au Sable, and Mackinac Stat* Tores* *• Mr* tryman of Pontiac. advantage of this year's hlfh price on blueberries, THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, EAST JORDAN, MICH.

IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL DEEPWATERS UNDAYI PATTERNS SCHOOL Lesson SOWING CIRCLE W.N.U.FEATURES n ^BEN AMES WILLIAMS By HAROLD L, LUNDQUIST. D. D. ©WILLIAMS 0( The Moody Bible Institute ot Chicago. THE STOBT BO FAR: llbbla Dale, a longer greatly cared whether she "Well, my dear, you've a bright (Released by Western Newspaper Union.) jroanf artist, loes to Moose Bay Co see lived or died. Angus came back at eye on you this morning! You're bet­ her Bailee, WIU MePkaU. Whan WU U dusk, and she slept between him ter, I'm thinking." accidentally kffltd, bit brother Aitfiu Lesson for August 1 klames Rohln. She coca to An«u»' «»h and Pat, and when she woke it was They went along the rugged coast r broad day and he was gone again. In* cruiser to aee him. While ahe ll to Corner Brook.in a lubberly mo- Lesion subjects and Scripture texts se­ oa Hoard the »oat sails, carrying her, She spoke his name, and Pat said: tdrboat that smelled most mightily lected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education; used by Angus, Pal Dononoe ana Romeo to­ "He's up on top ma'am, keeping of cod, and it rolled and tossed on permission. ward Labrador. The boat li selaed by watch, case anyone comes handy the greasy seas and pot-potted at "itev a man named Jenkins, who li trying to by;" business in a humdrum way. Pat sat GOD DELIVERS HIS PEOPLE escape tram a fovernment patrol. The She did. not see Angus till she with his leg in splints stretched out boat runs asromd and sinks. When Jen- before him; and Angus stayed near hlna tries to ateai the last 6t the food came close to him. He sat on the LESSON TEXT—Exodus 5:22. 23; 6:1.7; there Is a free-tor-all fitht, and Fat and shoreward side of the monument, Pat, and he had no word for Robin 12:51. Mr. Jenkins ate both hurt. Borneo es- his back against it, his chin on his at all. GOLDEN TEXT—Call'upon me In the day " 'capes in a passing-' ojhlnr&o'at •wlthont "• chest. Of trouble: I will deliver thee, and thou Angus scarce spoke all that jour­ Shalt glorify me.—Psalm 50:15. lellinc the ethers. When she touched him, he roused ney, but Pat talked to her. Pat was Now continue with the itorr. instantly. "I .was resting," he con­ an understanding big brute of a fessed, shamedly. "I went to sleep." rnari. At Corner Brook he insisted Why doesn't God do something? they leave him there till his .leg People are quick to ask such a ques­ She said: "I want to tell you some­ tion in a time of crisis. Today they CHAPTER XVII thing, Angus." could mend. He s»id she and An­ gus must take the train and catch want to know why God permits the He thought she was delirious, held war to go on. In the day of our "We might manage something her close, tried to lift her. She the boat at Port aux Basques. I'Sure and I'm fine, sorr," Pat declared. lesson Moses Wanted to know why with powder out of the cartridges in shook her head. "No, don't," she God did not deliver His people from the pistol," Angus said. Pat, using said. "I'm all right. Only I'm dy- "I'll let you hear when I'm fit for traveling again. Now be off arid Egypt. He and Aaron had been ap­ Borneo's knife, had managed to split ing of course." She smiled, wrin­ pointed of God to lead them out, but some flakes of dry wood out of the kling her eyes at him. "Like the see the young lady safe home." So she and Angus took the train their first efforts only met with fail­ heart of one of the chunks of drift apple trees, Angus I'm dying, don't ure and increased persecution. and to prepare fine dry shavings together; and at dusk that evening Angus removed the bullet from one they stood on the after deck of the The complaint of Moses, and the of the shells and mixed powder and Caribou, watching the last lights of response of God make an instruc­ ^'rjlfctftfings idge'ther, and 'flashed the Port aux Basques turn yellow and tive story for our consideration and primer into the mixture The ex­ then disappear in fog behind them, guidance. It will answer our ques­ periment succeeded. Robin had accepted defeat. Angus tions, Angus said abruptly: "We'll have would never change. He would nev­ I. Moses Said, "Thou Hast Not a bigger fire tonight, but we'll need er love a woman. He would see her Delivered Thy People" (Exod. 5:22, more wood for that. Miss Dale, safe on her homeward way; but 23). you and I can go hunt some—if that was all. When the efforts of Moses brought you're not too tired." Safe? She thought she would nev­ heavier burdens on the people they er be safe and at ease again. She She was sure she was not They blamed him and Aaron for making asked: "How did they come to res­ their situation worse. This sorrow Colorful Set descended the broken rocks slope cue us, Angus?" below the shelter till they came to and shame made them doubt JJed's "By the time they got Romeo calling and commissiori _HQW~'quick- "THE prettiest little girl for miles the shingle beach, exposed at low t •*- around will be the one who tide; and they followed it along, sal­ ashore he was delirious," Angus re­ ly men arejiiseeuraged in their pur­ plied. "Something he said started pose to serve God. wears this ensemble—darling bo­ vaging small bits of drift here and lero, jumper and panties. there. Angus was able to carry un­ them wondering, and they finally The people were wrong in their sent a second boat to the island der his arm what little wood they attitude. They should have been Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1781-B de­ found, in their progress around the to check his story." patient. They, ought not to have as­ signed for sizes 2. 3, 4. 5 and 6 years. northern end of the island; but at Robin pondered this a moment, sumed that the loss of the first Size 3 jacket with trimming for dress and pantie takes l'/s yards 35-lnch material, last they came upon a real treas­ then asked: "How can I get to Ri- skirmish meant the loss of the whole dress and panties 2¼ yards. ure, a spruce bolt four feet long mouski? My car is there." She wore campaign. 1732 and almost a foot thick. Angus a dress bought in Corner Brook. 37. Size 13 (31) dress, short sleeves, re­ Are we not just like them? The Teen Ager's Pet quires 3¾¾ yards 39-inch material. picked it up and turned to face her "I've no clothes, nor money. You new minister or the recently elected had to pay for these things I'm Due to an unusually large demand and and his eyes were shining. Sunday school superintendent makes HpHERE'S such flattery in the current war conditions, slightly more tinw They were as happy as children wearing, and you'll have to lend me a mistake and instead of helping "-*• princess frock that it goes on is required in filling orders for a few *J over their find. Angus dropped the money for a railroad ticket." him to pick up the pieces and start and on as a favorite fashion of the most popular pattern numbers. bolt of pulpwood and went to heave "If you write a cheque, the purser over, we decide that he just will teen agers. Today's princess pat­ Send your order to: at the stump. "I can carry it," he will cash it." not do, that we must have a change. tern presents a new wrinklet too- decided. "I'll get it on my shoul­ She stared at him in the darkness, lacing—emphasizing the Smooth SEWING CIRCLE PATTERN DEPT. hurt beyond words. Then she Even though the people were figure following seams at the ders." He turned it on end, the roots wrong, however, the man of God 530 South Well! St. Chicago. uppermost, and squatted and chose turned, and he went with her to find waistline! Try this model at once Enclose 20 cents in coins for each the purser. She asked for a- blank should not have lost his faith and if you are looking for a sweet pattern desired. his hand holds and stood erect with accused God of failure to keep His the burden on his back. "I'll come cheque, filled it in.- With the money pretty frock. Pattern No Size in her hands she turned to Angus. promise. He was supposed to have •back for the other," he said. learned the lesson of patience in the Name ..»••... She was sure she could carry that. "Now, how much was it?" she long years on the backside of the Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1732-B is de­ Address...... ,...... * asked. "Clothes, tickets, every­ signed for sizes 11, 13, 19, 17, 19. Corre­ Angus said, already panting: "Don't desert. Had he forgotten the expe­ sponding bust measurements 29, 31; 33, 35, if it's too heavy." He strode strongly thing?" He told her, to the penny. rience of the burning bush? away along the beach. When they "You're Scotch, aren't you?" she re­ II. God Said, "I Am Jehovah, came to where that stick of spruce flected gravely, and gave him bills Thon Shalt See What I will Do" V -• and waited for her change. Then Bananas Launch Ship lay, she picked it up in her arms She laughed in flooding happiness. (Exod. 6:1-7). like a baby and tried to follow him. she said: "Good night," and went to her cabin and hoped she need not In other words, Moses was to re­ Greasing the ways of shipyards KoolAid But the bolt was terribly heavy. you think? Bearing apples is their see him again. member that he was dealing with to permit thousands of tons of steel Her arms ached as though they way of lovmg, isn't it? Angus, I the Eternal One, "unchangeable, and But in the morning when she ap­ to slide smoothly into the water at were being stretched on the rack, love you." always true to His word and able launchings of battleships requires her legs were weak, and her knees He lifted her, stood erect She peared, he was waiting at the end to make His will come to pass. of the corridor. "We're in," he about 45 tons of a special grease. almost refused to support her wondered how he could. "How can So often men in dealing with God Once, when a surplus of overripe weight. When she came to the foot you still be strong?" she whispered. said. "We're tied up at the dock, TRYALL waiting for the immigration men." think of Him in terms of their own bananas was a disposal problem in of th? rubble slope below the shel­ He bore her down toward the shel­ weakness and failure. What we need one port, they were used to grease 7 FLAVORS ter, Angus was already halfway up ter. "Do you love me?" she asked "Are we?" is to have a Godlike conception of the ways for launching. it. quietly. "Yes!" He spoke almost roughly. God, not a manlike idea of Him. .,, iSfee had not till then seen Pat He said: "Hush! We'll be all He said: "You're safe how. You God is the infinite and Eternal One Donohoe, busy at some strange task right." don't need me any more. You don't with whom we have no right to on the slope below the shelter. On So she knew that some things owe me anything. You're not dy­ quarrel, and whose dealings with us his knees, he was building a rock could never change; yet when he ing. You're all right." are too high for us to judge (Ps. pile, long and narrow, laying each brought her back to the cave under Robin looked up at him with a 139:1-6). boulder with care. When she came the ledge, she made him hold her sudden beating interest. "Yes," she God's covenant with His people up to him she asked: till she fell hard asleep in his arms. assented. "Of course I am. Why?" was established (v. 4). He had heard "What at e you doing, Pat?" Robin knew nothing after that till His hand gripped her arm so hard their cry (v. 5) and His deliverance He looked at her gravely, without she woke between rough sheets, with she wished to cry out, but she was was sure (v. 6). The only thing replying; but his silence answered something warm and delicious trick­ not sure whether she felt rapture Moses had to do was to wait and her question, and her eyes filled. She ling down her throat. She tried to or pain. He said harshly: "You were see God work. crazy, delirious, on the island; but went on hurriedly, looked past An­ call Angus, and her closed eyes That word "wait" is a little one. gus into the shelter. Mr. Jenkins filled, and tears welled out between we're both sane now. There's no ap­ ple tree business in this! I want to It seems to call for no effort, to be was not there. her lashes, and someone said ten­ easy of fulfillment; yet it seems to derly: "There, poor lamb!" —marry you!" They had a fire presently in the be the hardest thing for a human moirth of'the shelter, with a crevice Robin wanted to be comforted and At his own words perspiration being to do. Men who carry the at the top of the barrier to let the petted and tended, so she cried a beaded his brow, and his lips were burden of active warfare with ease smoke circulate. She and Pat stayed little more, and a woman with rough white with fear. He was a little boy. and with honor become discouraged there, drying their clothes, drying hands was kind to her, and she slept . . . She laughed in flooding happi­ and sick when they must sit in a the seaweed that served as their for hours or days, and woke to a ness. "Heavens to Betsy!" she whis­ prisoner's concentration camp and mattress, revelling in the delicious room full of sunshine, and the wom­ pered. "What a blessed man!" wait for deliverance. [THE END] scalding warmth of the flames, chok­ an said: Christians who can speak and ing in the smoke. Angus had de­ work for God when things are ac­ parted again to see what he could tive and moving become querulous find. She was asleep when he re­ Veterinary Science Has Eliminated the and despondent when they have to turned wita another log and some wait for something to happen, or smaller staff; and looking up at him Hazards of Animal Life and Production when they are laid aside for a time. Bhe realized that he had grown terri­ His promise is sure. That is not bly thin. His eyes were sunken, as just a religious sentiment. It is a though the flesh back of them was The practice of animal breeding grounds, to save the state from loss, 1B centuries old. It had its origin in through a revival of interest in what fact, and it is proved by history. gone. She was full of a great com­ Note that in the case of Moses— passion, a rich tenderness. She th* tsconomic need of ancient man then was known as veterinary art. wished to take him in her arms. to produce animal life under some In those days of scientific dark- III. History Said, "It Came to He dropped his burden and stepped form of organized human control. nass,. animal-disease prevention and Pass the Selfsame Day" (Exod. 12: over their Are into the shelter, and In the oldest laws in the world, control were largely in superstitious 81). began to fumble in his pockets. known as "The Laws of Hamraur- practices. But the few intellectual Moses had to take God's word, tbi," it is indicated that some sort freedmen of the age, and those in for "the selfsame day," which we Kttbgg'i Com Flakit art r«- "Brought our supper," he said tri­ of regulatory system over animal gathering numbers in each succeed­ read here came later. It came in ttond to WHOtt QUtM MB. umphantly. He produced handfuls breeding existed in Babylonia 2,100 THITJVE VALUES of ThitmlN ing epoch, realized the need of a God's own time, after He had, (VlUmlnBi), NIKIR sad Iroa, of diminutive, snail-like shellfish. years before the advent of the true veterinary practice and control through Moses, humiliated and bro­ "The seaweed's full of them," he Christian era. Anyone who regards over animals and animal pioduc- ken the hard will of Pharaoh. Then naid. "We'll live high." the chicken industry of today as a tion, as related to public health and He gave His people the great me­ She watched him carefully break modern economic development public welfare generally. As far morial feast of the Passover, teach­ the snail shells, collecting the tiny might peruse the laws of the old back as B. C. 40, in the time of ing them the needed lesson that re­ . • bits of flesh on a flat rock. He tilt­ Assyrian empire with interest, ac­ Tiberius, Celsus foresaw that such demption is by the shedding of'blood. ed the slab to face the Are, and cording to Dr. John R. Mohler, methods employed in veterinary In that night Jehovah did bring the snails shrivelled and charred in chief, bureau of animal industry, in clinical work would find a place in the children of Israel out of the the reflected heat. Robin thought an address before the International the practice of human medicine land of Egypt. That deliverance the odor of them delicious; but they Veterinary congress. The numbers which 200 years later Galen em­ was as certain the day He made the CLABBER GIRL proved thin and watery, containing of eggs laid by each hen were count­ phasized. first promise to Abraham (v. 3, and ed and recorded. no real sustenance. The bit of food Since then, veterinary science has Gen. 12:1-3) hundreds of years be­ served only to awaken hunger pangs In that early and now dim date in been marked by discoveries which fore, as it was now that it had been that had begun to dull. /nan's history, many of the diseases have had the effect of greatly re­ accomplished. They allowed the fire to go out. of animals and poultry, were identi­ ducing the hazards of animal life History is really God's story,, re­ "We've none too much wood," An­ fiable by names peculiar to the and production. vealing His outworking of His plan gus said, "and we'll have to keep limes. The contagious nature of ani­ Diligent scientific workers, the for mankind. The torn and blotted ALONG WITH OTHER some for a signal fire when it mal plagues is clearly indicated by world over, have traced scores of pages are man's handiwork. Sin clears." He left them presently to Columella who lived at the dawn of live stock maladies to their source, and unbelief have caused him to go tirelessly questing around the is­ the present civilization. That he revealing specific viruses, bacteria, hinder the work of God, but God is Proved INGREDIENTS and parasites as the causes. Other land that was their prison, and Pat recognized a relationship between not defeated, and in. the midst of ... choose Clabber Girl as part of that war-time recipe... siept, anJ Robin thought wearily animal breeding and public health investigators have clearer! up manj man's self-created chaos, He pro­ that the sun would never shine is evident from his urgent demand questions concerning nutritional dis­ ceeds quietly to work out His own Guard against waste and be sure ot results with the again. The wind, without ever ris­ for segregation of the sick as one turbances, poisoning by plants, purpose. baking powder that has been the baking day lavoritt breeding troubles, even conditions ing to gale forcV, yet persisted out of means of preventing the spread of The many prophecies of Scripture the northeast; it spat rain at them; Infection. The Christian era was resulting from abnormal glands, In millions of homes for years and years... and disturbances of the nervous sys­ which have been fulfilled not only it brought a sprinkle of sleet or snow still very young when Vegetius, prove its divine inspiration, but on aln occasional colder gust. Life aroused by the heavy losses among tem. Atk Molhtr, $ht Knows: Clobber Giri demonstrate its dependability. Ev­ iGMHlHooiaVftrHiif slipped out of her that afternoon. animals as each successive epizootic ery promise of God is "yea and OM wifh lh* best of •vorylhiny, for baking. Till now she had been hungry and jroke over the world, utilized his Keeps Rattles Out of Water amen" in Christ (II Cor. 1:20, 21). cold; but also she had wished to live, -IOW immortal pen for the salvation We can count on that! of animal life if only on economic While a rattlesnake is swimmin, bad fought to live. Now she no he keeps his rattle* out a( w»t«r, THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, EAST JORDAN. MICH.

III ON THE Uncle Phil® (HOME FRONi J^^RUIH&YETH SPEARS

l 'Food Will Win the War' r , ' IF YOU are furnishing a combi- It's a pretty safe conclusion that 1 nation living and dining room the man who says he never had a with odds and ends from the fam­ chance never took one. —And Maybe an Election ily attic why not use paint and When you consent to argue with inexpensive fabrics to harmonize a fool he Js certain to be deinr the unrelated pieces? »ame. Washington Politicians Awaken to Fact That Here a combination;-chest and Tact is being able to disagree Voting Public, Like an Army, Lynn Chambers' Point-Saving dish cupboard has been made without being .disagreeable. Menus Funny what ten years will do. At ten 'Moves on Its Stomach.' c youngster knows all the questions, and Broiled Halibut at twenty he knows all the answers. Creamed Potatoes When you get experience you By BAUKHAGE Garden-Fresh Beans are usually looking for something News Analyst and Commentator. Green Salad else. Whole Wheat Rolls VVNU Service, Union Trust Building The governor tells me that the Raspberries and Cream Experience is a great teacher, Washington, D. C. FCA has been used heavily since Beverage bat none ever had a more stupid Wars and rumors of war, war pro­ the first of the year to see that farm- group of pupils. ers are getting the credit they need duction, man power, post-war plans, Fining: . If you can't make light of your race riots-, roll-backs, gas rationing, to achieve all-out production. He ad­ troubles—keep them dark. mits that the" 50 million dollars 3 cups fresh cherries, pitted strikes, floods, offensives—you can 1¼ cups sugar think of a lot more probably. All loaned to farmers and stockmen isn't much compared with the total 2 tablespoons floor right, pour them all into the hopper. Vi teaspoon salt Grind them up. This is a pretty amount of production financing which the farmers use in a year but 2 eggs, separated from an old dresser. The cup­ dish to set before a voter in 1944! Combine pitted cherries, 1 cup CLASSIFIED Don't worry, he can take it. But it's something even in these days of board at the lower right sits on astronomical lending, leasing and sugar, flour, salt and egg yolks. top of the dresser and a quarter take away his bread-basket, and he Cook in double boiler until mixture DEPARTMENT is a different animal. spending. round molding nailed to the dress­ is thickened. Pour into crumb pie er top holds plates in place. Both Food will win the war. The^ loans are made through the shell. Beat egg whites until stiff. FEATHERS WANTED Lack of it can postpone victory if Regional Agricultural Credit corpo­ Angel Food cake with a fruity ic­ dresser and chairs are painted ing handles your summer dessert Gradually beat in remaining Vi cup cream color and quaint Dutch de­ FEATHERS WANTED, NEW OB OLD it doesn't spell defeat. ration. > sugar. Spread meringue over pie. Ship or write to SterlTnr Feather Cenpanr. And food, or lack of it, can lose problem effectively but doesn't eat signs in gay colors are stenciled M* >. Bruiwtr. St. Lent!. Mlisssrl. . Here are just a few of the facts into your sugar ration. Bake in a moderate oven (350 de­ an election, that is what you ""are Black produced from his briefcase. on them. The chair seat covers grees) 12 to 15 minutes until me­ repeat the colors in these designs. hearing in Washington these days. Take flax^flax is as important in Cooling OH ringue is browned. AUTOMOBILES An electorate, like an army, its way as tanks are in theirs. The Pieces of the cracked mirror of Orange Ice Cream. the old dresser are cut to fit paint­ moves on its stomach. On an empty automobile manufacturers have had Fruity desserts for summer lend FORDS AND stomach, ft moves away from the it made worth their while to manu­ 1 pint scalded milk . ed picture frames and typical just the right tartness to the meal 2 tablespoons flour Dutch tulip designs are stenciled "ins," hollers for the "outs" to facture tanks instead of autos. The and give your menus a nice seasonal bring back the bacon. And when farmers up in—take North Dakota, 1 cup sugar on the glass. MERCURYS note. When fruits and berries are Vi teaspoon salt HIGHEST PRICES PAID you get a customer with both an for instance—have "shared the risk" plentiful, plan them to go into your empty stomach and a full pocket- as Black puts it, with the RACC 2 eggs, separated NOTE: The painted and stenciled de­ fc-st courses, summer drinks, des­ Grated rind of 2 oranges signs used by Early Dutch settlers In LEWS F. BROWN book hammering on the table and (Regional Agricultural Credit corpo­ serts and snacks. America are full of sentiment for us to­ Ford-Merc. Dlr.. MOO E. as. Blvd. PL 00«« demanding service, you have a hard ration) which extended them credit Grated rind of % lemon Detroit - Michigan. Fruits and berries have a good Juice of 4 large oranges day. The Dove of Peace and Hearts and customer to piease. to "change over" to flax. Instead of store of vitamins and minerals Flowers were favorites. Mrs. Spears has one million three hundred thousand 1 quart light cream prepared a large sheet of authenUe de­ Slowly, the Washington politicians which will help signs with complete instructions and color Humming Bird's Fortitude acres of this valuable crop that was Make a custard of the first four guide for decorating furniture and other Humming birds migrate 500 are beginning to awaken to that fact keep your spirits —that food is going to be the big harvested last year, a million up when the ingredients as follows: Mix flour, household articles. Ask for Pattern 26J miles without stopping for food or EIGHT hundred and forty thousand sugar, salt, and and enclose 15 cents. Address: . rest. issue in the next election. warm weather acres were seeded this year (41.4 wants to get you add milk gradu­ President Saw It First per cent government financed). down. Acid fruits ally. Cook over MRS. RUTH WYETR SPEAKS hot water for 10 Bedford Hills Hen York. The President and his keen-eyed, Take dry beans, in Montana: 50,- such as lemons, Drawer 10 ears-to-the-ground political scouts 000 acres seeded this year, double grapefruit and or­ minutes,- stirring occasionally. Take Enclose 15 cents for Pattern No. MOROLINE recognized it first, and when Phil last year's planting, 84.5 per cent of anges alkalize' 262. the crop government financed. I from fire and PETROLEUM JELLY & Murray, head of the CIO, and Wil­ your system and help you keep cool­ Name liam Green of the AFL began to could go down the list with peanuts er while fruits and berries coming pour over well- call for the roll-back of prices, the in South Carolina, sweet potatoes in in season will give a delightful note beaten egg yolks, and add' grated lemon and orange God Made Garden administration was quick to prom­ Louisiana and Mississippi, ad infini­ to your menus. ise that they would be served "right tum. rind. Return to double boiler and God the first garden made, Cakes, pies and puddings come in cook until mixture coats the spoon. the first city Cain.-^Gowley. away." Meanwhile, some of the oth­ for their share of attention when 'Bumped Off' er guests are beginning to feel neg­ Simple Machinery Strain and cool, then add orange there are fruit and berries on hand. juice; cream and beaten whites of lected. The way this share-the-risk thing This angel food cake looks mighty In busy Washington to be eggs. Freeze. If desired, serve "bumped off" no longer means to But before roll-backs au gratin works is simple. The farmer puts pretty served with fresh fruit or with candied orange peel. could be served, congress stuck its up his land and labor, the RACC berry icing. The eggs, if removed be taken for a ride—it means to foot out and tried to spill the tray. puts up the out-of-pocket costs after from refrigerator several hours be­ Sliced Fears in Orange Juice. lose a ride. Government officials For a while, it looked as if there the county, war board and its own fore using, will beat up more lightly (Serves 6 to 8) are bumped off when they lose DEAF was going to be embarrassment in representatives have approved the 2½ cups fresh orange Juice their seat on a planer to someone and give increased fineness of grain Hmer Again WUh the N.w the political kitchen. deal. and delicacy of texture to the cake: 2 tablespoons powdered sugar with- a higher travel priority. Even if thejidministration is able If the crop comes out all right, Angel Food Cake. 6 to 8 pears, sliced thin PERFECTONE to silence the demands and threats the farmer pays the loan. If it is 1 cup sifted cake flour Sweeten orange juice with pow­ MOTHER GRAY'S The OnlyIiiotime Guar- $QQ50 of labor, there are a lot of other wiped out. by bugs, drouth or dis­ 1¼ cups sifted granulated sugar dered sugar and chill well. Fifteen anteed Hearing Aid at sV3 Oliver Twists who "want some aster (and when Ol' Man River went 1¼ cups egg whites (10 to 12 egg minutes before serving, peel pears, SWEET POWDERS slice thin, and sweeten. Pour juice Ligntweight, powerful, comfort- more" and who will twist out of hog-wild this spring, there was a lot whites) Thouaanda ol parent*- have found of wiping out) his liability isn't over the pears, and serve with \ Mother Cray'iSictet PoutJer.it m plcat- able, inconspicuous, economical. their straight-ticket voting and start ¼ teaspoon salt 'ng laxative for children. And equally looking for "a better 'ole" unless wiped out, too, because his liability 1¼ teaspoons cream of tartar cookies. /ood for thninoclve*— to relieve the If you llv« outsideDetroit _ JUtreaa ol occasion*) constipation. —writo tor Information on this food question is solved before is limited to what he took in frOm 1 teaspoon vanilla Keep on hand (or timea of need. Package ol oar apodal rental otter. the ides of November MCMXLIV. the crop and the incentive payments 16 euy-t»-takr powdera. 33c. Sold by all Vi teaspoon almond extract druggist*. •«--.* Hearing Aid Dtpt. — CH. 3500 Through the days when congress or insurance on it. Sift flour once, measure, add Vi was first trying to fold its tent and "It wasn't so much a matter of cup sugar, and sift together four FRANK & SEDER steal away from the banks of the how much money was loaned," Gov­ times. Beat egg whites and salt Ancient Refineries 1425 Woodward—Detroit Potomac, one thing was clear: un­ ernor Black said to me, "as where with rotary beater or flat wire Petroleum refineries built more less the administration pulled a it was loaned and what it was loaned whisk. When foamy, add cream of than 2,000 years ago are still op­ nice, fat and succulent rabbit out of for. In the past few months, the tartar and continue beating until erated by natives in Irak. the hat which could be served up country has awakened to the neces­ eggs are stiff enough to hold in ^YOU WOMEN WHO SUFFER FROftU to the electorate with enough bas- sity of producing the vital crops to peaks, but not dry. Add remaining ketsfull left over, for the fighting the limit, and that's where we con­ sugar, 2 tablespoons at a time, beat­ forces and the hungry Allies and centrated our financing." ing after each addition until sugar HOT FLASHES other prospective clients, the Gallup Well, that is one agency that has is blended. Fold in flavoring. Then If you roller from hot flashes, dizzi­ poll vaulters which had re-re-re- been able to go ahead without hav­ sift in about Vt of the flour and fold ness, distress of "Irregularities", are elected the New Deal in advance ing to duck the political brickbats. in lightly. Repeat until all is used. weak, nervous. Irritable, blue at Turn into an ungreased 10-inch an­ times—due to the functional would have to start their polling all "middle-age" period In a woman's over again. . Other government agencies, not so gel food cake pan. Cut gently Life—try Lydla K. Plnkham's Vege­ lucky, had to take a lot of punish­ through batter with knife to remove table Compound—the best-known The enemies of the administration ment that wouldn't have been di­ bubbles. Bake in a slow (325-de- medicine you can buy today that's are building up a barrage to the ef­ made especially for women. rected at them if it weren't for poli­ gree) oven, 1 hour or until done. Plnkham's Compound has helped fect that Mr. Roosevelt has babied tics. The poor Commodity Credit Remove from oven and invert pan thousands upon thousands of wom­ labor and has left his old friends, corporation, which everybody seems en to relieve such annoying symp­ 1 hour. Cover with fruit or berry toms. Follow label directions. Pink- the farmers, in the lurch. They say to love for itself alone, got into an icing. -ham's Compound is worth trying! that because he was afraid to of­ unpleasant jam with the subsidies, fend labor, he listened to their de­ and had a tight squeeze partly The repertoire of cherry desserts mands for lower prices and turned a through pure politics, partly because is an extensive one for there are such things as •WNU—O 30—43 deaf ear to the farmers' troubles. congress and the President didn't see eye-to-eye on the anti-inflation cherry cobblers, Berries are coming in season and This, of course, since it comes shortcakes, pan­ from hardly non-partisan quarters, program. will give a lift to your meals. Cher­ cakes, fritters, ries go. into this pie which Is covered has to be taken with a grain of salt, What most people fail to realize is roly poly and pie! but whatever the working man says, with a meringue to save precious this: even now with all the splendid It you make the fats. SNAPPY FACTS when he sees the cost of living eat­ effort the farmers have made, agri­ pie with this pop­ ABOUT ing up his former "raises" if he has culture has not yet been entirely ular prepared ce­ had them, the record will show that Sliced Oranges in Orange Sherbet. "converted"—I don't mean convert­ real crust you (Serves 8) i»» RUBBER despite John Lewis' polysyllabic at­ ed to the "all-out" idea but convert­ will save time, requires no special tacks on the President, labor has 1st part ed in the sense that civilian industry technique for making: 8 navel oranges not been treated exactly as a step­ was converted to war production— child. Cherry Meringue Pie. Vt cup sugar autos to tanks and planes, sewing Crust: 1 cup water But what has the farmer been machines to machine guns. In­ 3 cups oven-popped rice cereal 2nd part getting meanwhile? dustry had plenty of "incentive." 4 tablespoons sugar 1 quart water Million* of wild Hevefl seeds A couple of assists, at least, which Tha farmers have had some help, from Brattl have been sent to % cup butter, melted 2 cups sugar neighboring covntries and as have benefited him and the war ef­ will have more. Roll cereal into fine crumbs; com­ fort at the same time. Grated rind of 2 oranges far north ae Control Amorfca And the consumer (who is really bine with butter and sugar, mixing 2 cups orange juice In tho extensive program FCA Head Reports everybody) and the farmer and the well. Press mixture evenly and Vt cup lemon juice under way to encourage ruli- worker, haven't gotten it through firmly around sides and bottom of 3rd part bar development In the West­ Let me report to you what I their heads yet that unless they all pie tin. Bake in a moderate oven 1 cup sugar ern hemisphere. Congress ap­ learned from Governor Black of the hang together, they'll hang sepa­ (350 degrees) for about 8 minutes. Vi cup water propriated $500,000 tn 1940 Farm Credit administration, an in­ rately. Cool before adding filling. to stimulate rubber planting Whites of 3 eggs In the Americas. stitution which has managed to es­ For the first part, peel oranges cape the attacks which most of the If we don't get the food, we won't The BOOK METHOD of fly killing be able to eat the dollars, no mat­ and with a sharp knife remove all government agencies have had to white membrane. Slice oranges into India rubber pontons end ponton might be termed the "ides! squeeze." ter how many we may have in our Lynn Says: boats ware used by the U. S, gov­ While reading, wait until buzzing weather. Governor Black was in sections between skins. Boil sugar Washington the other day—the head­ sock. ernment 100 years ago. They were Ay settles on book page. Close book • • • and water together, let cool, then made of coated canvas In three instantaneously to crush the fly. quarters of the Farm Credit admin­ Point Wisdom: If you're part­ pour over oranges and let stand in istration were moved to Kansas City ing with more red stamps a compartments, each Inflated by a Very simple. Chief objection: The per capita use of eggs in 1942 refrigerator. separate tube. They were Inflated spotted page ruins first edition and a year ago, you know, in the inter­ was 316. Prospects for this year month than you should, check up by a hand bellows and collapsed the friendship of person you bor­ est of decentralization and with the are about 324 per capita. The army on yourself. For second part, boil sugar and and sank with the slightest leak. rowed the book from. A better idea that after all, Kansas is nearer Don't buy meat and neglect water for 5 minutes, add grated or­ way to get flies is to and lend-lease need about 3 eggs the center of American agriculture out of every 10 produced, which other red stamp foods. Space out ange rind, and juices. Cool and than the Atlantic seaboard. leaves 7 out of every 10 for civilians: the stamps just as carefully as strain. Freeze, in round mold. Jfc*CpTJXm~r Citcl'e«LuJt you figure out the financial end of Make a meringue for 3rd part by things. boiling sugar and water for 5 min­ by Baukhage Study pbint values and learn to utes, until it forms a soft ball in TANOLEFOOT BRIEFS understand how the system wrks cold water. Incorporate a little into IKWMOZ peace I FLYPAPER I instead of having the busy butch­ the beaten whites of three eggs until tt ii (he old rail-bit lh*t nsvtr fsik. er explain it to you every time all used. Continue to beat for 2 More than a million dollars' worth The hog population is liable to minutes. Cool. Remove top from AIw*yi economics! to wte, end sot of schools are destroyed by fire per outrun the feed supply. you buy. rationed. For salt at drug and mold in which orange ice is packed, month. Family likes and dislikes are grocery .to'rti. > • • but of place In a wartime budget. stir in meringue. Serve in large » . • A scientific "detective force" of Serve low point meats appetlzing- glass dish with sliced oranges in REGoodrich The number of women applying six dermatologists and a chemist ly cooked. meringue nest. for admission to medical schools in has tracked down causes of skin Buy meats and fats sensibly— F #342 was the largest in the history diseases, and prevented further out­ If you have a canning problem, write to 'RST IN RUBBER as you need them. Buying too Miss Lynn Chambers, Western Newspaper of the schools, and was greater than breaks, among workers in more than much or carelessly storing what 50 government and privately owned Vnion, 210 South Desplaines Street, Chi in the preceding year by 25 per you have is sabotage on the home cago, III. I'lease enclose a stamped, sell- *iW cent. In 1941, fJ36 women applied arsenals and war plants, U. S. Pub­ front. addressed envelope lor your reply. for admission; in 1942, 810 applied. lic Health Service officials announce. RtlcaHd by Weiurn Ntwapaptr UaJoa. THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, (EAST JORDAN, MICH.) FRIDAY, JULY 30, 1943

MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE tion Co. _ _ ._ 16.00 Michigan School Service, Inc. . 13.68 $ 5,519.50 Edwards Brothers 8.24 State Bank of East Jordan, EAST JORDAN CONSOLIDATED Mrs. W. S. Snyder 15.75 Insurance 192.40 $ 60,394.00 M. C. Bricker 08.90 Max Damoth 39.70 Cush on hand, July 1, 194,'i $ 12,634.60 RURAL AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL Dr. Chas. Anspach 60.00 High School Organizations . _ 89.98 Outstanding Ordeis - —449.81 East Jordan Co-operative Co. _ 4.48 Francis Karr -- ._ . 3.90 DISTRICT NO. 2, EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN Quality Food Market 60.91 Dr. B. J. Beuker _. 1 :).00 H> 12,1.84.69 12,184.69 John C. Winston Co. 2.13 W. A. Porter 256.15 The annual meeting of the East Jordan Consolidated Mrs. John Seller . „ 46.00 Govers Central Supply Co. 126.63 $ 72,678.69 Michigan School Service Inc. _ 35.10 Carl Grutsch 46.00 School, was held in the High School Office, Monday BUILDING FUND Laurel Book Company 38.82 Julien W. Smith 5.00 evening, July; 12th, 1943, at 8 o'clock p. m. CASH RECEIPTS, July 1, 1942 to June 30, 1943 Michigan Institute of Research 7.50 E. E. Wade .„ . 4.6O Balance on hand, July 1, 1943 $ 26,671.72 Moved and supported that Mr. Wade be chairman Rubank, Inc. ___ 19.83 Boyne City Dry Cleaners 26.50 of the meeting, carried. Sale of sink 26.00 Denoyer Gippert Company 50.22 Elisha Rose .._, . 27.00 Balance on Rock.Elm School ._ . .50.00 Minutes of last annual meeting read and approved Max Damoth _: _: 6.90 Michigan Public Service Co. 86.33 S. E. Rogers purchased tile :__ 10.00 as read. _ Leslie Reynolds , .75 Michigan Products Co. 10.91 Afton school house and stove - 297.00 The financial report was read and on motion was Martin & Murray Co. * 40,41 Michigan Bell Telephone Co. __ 20.10 B. Milstein, scrap --.__.-. 11.88 approved and placed on file. Michigan Education Assn 48.00 Hockstra Truck & Equipm't Go. 11.70 Transferred from General Fund 2,219.19 Moved by S. E. Rogers and supported by G. W. J. W. Milliken J__ 19.25 Building Fund Taxes --. 18,299.80 Bechtold that the school term of 1943-44 consist of 9 Govers Central Supply Co. 11.77 $ 8,055.54 months, carried. Fauvette Johnston 27.69 Capital Outlay:— $ 47,584.59 Moved by Rogers, supported by Bechtold, that Vern Whiteford !_ 8.13 Bremmeyr-Bain Co. ;$ 174.76 DISBURSEMENTS $1,046.60, the amount of monies received from the Mrs. Lucretia Frost 3.40 L. J. Deming Co: 446.68 Olson Brothers. _....: __$. 21,685.93 old debt service since the last transfer of such monies, Central Scientific Co. 62.06 Singer Sewing Machine Co. 64.90 L. J. Deming -'.- 5,526.00 be transferred to the General Fund, motion carried* Michigan Products Co. ,_ 4.45 W. A. Porter Hardware ., 105.46 R. V. Gay ... i 994.38 Moved by S. E. Rogers, supported by A. L. Darbee, Scott Foresman & Co. 22.83 Wilson Furniture Co. _ 142.60 A.G.Rogers .:____• 463.38 that the salary of the Secretary be $260 and the Treas­ The Big 3 Music Corp. 22.50 W. G. Campbell _; 1,760.43 Vandervoort Hardware Co. . _ 603.22 urer be $50 for the ensuing year, motion carried. J. C. Penny Co. 26.15 Transfer to Building Fund '___ 2,219.21 Payment of Bonds and Interest 14,350.00 Moved and supported to adjourn, carried. Montgomery Ward 24.78 Sears Roebuck and Co, ': 67.82 Signed, James. Gidley, Secretary. Hillsdale School Supply Co. __ 13.68 Michigan School Service, Inc. _ 113.00 • • $ 43,622.91 The Quarrie Corp. ____ 1.00 Beckley Cardy Co. _.; 74.85 The Willis N. Bugbee Co, 1.26 State Bank, Interest on Bonds _ 350.00 FINANCIAL REPORT FOR 1942 - 1943 Cash on hand July 1, 1943 % 3,961.68 Dow Periodicals Inc. •_ 1.00 Signed, JAMES GIDLEY, Secretary Frolh July 1, 1942 to June 30, 1943 The Dramatic Publishing Co. _- 2.10 A. S. Barnes & Co. __• 2.09 RECEIPTS AND BALANCES East Jordan Public Library 3.50 PROBATE ORDER Ordinance No. 60 such default. Cash on hand July 1, 1942 —$ 11,912.29 C. G. Isaman __: .87 Notice is hereby given that on the District Taxes 5,167.94 State of Michigan, The Probate An ordinance to regulate the hours 21st day of August at nine o'clock in Delinquent Taxes _ 4,316.79 $ 2,054.70 Court for the County of Charlevoix when intoxicating beverages may the forenoon Central Standard War Primary Money _ 10,772.31 School Plant Operation:— At a session of said Court, held at be sold, and, when business estab­ Time at the Northwest front door of State Aid .- - —-31,494.42 Sherman Conway $ 1,233.00 the Probate Office in the City of lishments handling such beverages the Court House in the City of Char­ Agricultural Aid 752.92 George Green 1,105.75 Charlevoix in said County, on the may remain open. levoix, that being the place for hold­ Home Economics Aid 526.10 Bruce Robinson . '. 180.60 10th day of July 1943. , The City of East Jordan Ordains:— ing the Circuit Court for the County Tuition from State - 1,699.56 Claude Sweet ^. 136.00 of Charlevoix, there will be offered Present, Honorable Leon W. Miller Section 1: It shall be unlawful for for sale and sold to the highest bid­ Tuition from Nonresident Pupils 196.70 Green Stallard 54.40 acting, Judge of Probate. In the Mat­ any tavern, store, restaurant, or busi­ Library Fund — - .— _„„„;! der, at public auction or vendue, for Mrs. Florence Bowers 3.00 ter of the Estate of M.. Louise John­ ness establishment in the City of East the purpose of satisfying the amounts Maintenance : 800.00 Michigan Bell Telephone Co. __ 129.10 son, deceased Anthonette Washburne, Jordan, to sell intoxicating beverages, Transportation from State _,— 2,330.00 due and unpaid upon said mortgage, City of East Jordan 137.63 Administratrix having filed in said including spirits, beer and wine, for together with the legal costs and Transportation from non-resi­ Michigan Public Service Co. — 1,039.52. Court her petition, praying for li­ consumption within said establish­ chai-ges of sale, including an attor­ dent Pupils 516.37 East Jordan Co-operative Co. _ 1,669.38 cense to sell at private sale the in­ ment, or, for consumption away from ney fee of $25 provided by law and Old Debt Service 789.20 W. A. Porter 6.84 terest of said estate in certain said establishment between the hours in said mortgage, the lands and pre­ Rental of Books ____ 773.85 L. Sonneborn Sons, Inc. 58.00 real estate therein described, of 12 midnight Sunday- morning/and mises in said mortgage mentioned and Miscellaneous 428.35 Burton Hitchcock . 7.00 It is Ordered, That the 5th day of 12 midnight Sunday night, or after described as follows, to-wit: 1 A. M. and before 7 A. M. any mor­ $. 72,578.69 . Parker Motor Freight 5.19 August 1943, at ten o'clock in the Midland Chemical Product Co. - 35.57 forenoon, at said Probate Office, be ning. Lots 1 and 2 of Block "C" of S. G. STATEMENT OF CASH DISBURSEMENTS Theo. B. Robertson Products Co. 38.24 and is hereby appointed for hearing Section 2: It shall be unlawful for Isaman's Addition to the Village of Genera) Control:.— L. J. Deming Co. __:: 24.40 said petition, and that all persons in­ any establishment otherwise regular­ South Arm (now incorporated as a part of the City of East Jordan) as James Gidley* salary and pstg. $ 164.30 Acme Chemical Company 13.50 terested in said estate appear before ly licensed to sell beer and wine for consumption on the premises to al­ per recorded plat thereof. G. W. Bechtold, treas. salary 50.00 J.T.Holcomb Manufacturing Co. 17.30 said Court, at said time and place, Dated May 21, 1943.. Michigan School Service Inc. — 381.15 to show cause why a license to .sell low any customers to remain in their E. E. Wade, superintendent 3,500.00 Fred Martin, Mortgagee Sophia Skrocki, clerk _._____— 950.00 Anthony Kenny . --•_ 1.75 at private sale the interest of said places of business after 1 :30 A. M. estate in said real estate should not on any morning —r PROVIDED, how­ Edwin K. Reuling Mrs. John Smith _—, 10-50 Stand Cotton Goods Co. —- 26.23 •Attorney for Mortgagee Michigan School Service, Inc. 166.18 J. Warte & Company 6.00 be granted; ever, that establishments who also serve regular meals may reopen for State Bank Bldg. E. K. Reuling - -- 4.00 It is Further Ordered, That public East Jordan. Michigan. 21-13 Burroughs Adding Machine Co. 10.55 $ 6,209.55 notice thereof be given by publica­ the selling of meals at any hour in B. L. Lorraine — "72.00 State Bank of E. Jordan, Insurance 502.08 tion of a copy of this order once in the morning, after said 1:30 A. M. Charlevoix Co. Herald ___ 93.40 Maintenance:— each week for three weeks consecu­ closing, if they wish. NOTICE OF TAKING OVER TOWN­ William F. Shirley 5-00 Olson Brothers •__? 103, 80 tively, previous to said day of hear­ Section 3: Any person violating the SHIP ROAD INTO COUNTY Post Office 3.00 M. J. Williams 12. 60 ing, in the Charlevoix County Herald provisions (if this ordinance shall be ROAD SYSTEM 48 a newspaper printed and circulated in deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and State Bank of East Jordan 80.00 W. A. Porter - :_ 264. At a meeting of the Board of 80 said County. upon conviction thereof in a court of A. J. Nystrom & Co. _— ' 53.39 W. G. Campbell & Co. __, 16. County Road Commissioners of Char­ Michigan Products Co. 47.73 .Ransom Jones . 31, 05 LEON W. MILLER competent jurisdiction, be punishable by a fine not exceeding One Hundred levoix County, Michigan, held on the Geographical Publishing Co. 13.50 East Jordan Co-operative Co. __ 17, 12 29-3 Acting Judge of Probate Eighth clay of March, 1943, by a Doubleday Brothers Co. _.. 7.60 Michigan Public Service Co. __ • 4, 71 Dollars, and costs of prosecution, or imprisonment in the county jail not majority vote of said Commission, it Arnold Office Supply Co. __— 10.25 Vandervoort Hardware 13.,4 9 PROBATE ORDER was determined to take over and con­ Govers Central Supply Co. _•__ 7.81 Michigan School Service, Inc. 192, .14 exceeding ninety days, or both such stitute a"s a County road under the Wis Sales Co. _ 9-50 Fred Haney 1. 60 State of Michigan, The Probate fine and imprisonment in the discre­ provisions of Chapter IV of Act 283, C. E. Garvin Co. 6.80 Harry Saxton 123, 00 Court for the County of Charlevoix tion of the court. Public Acts of 1909 as amended, the, E. J. Steelby — 20.60 Denzil Wilson : ,-— 192.,9 6 At a session of said Court, held at This ordinance shall take effect following described Township Road: July 7, 1943. G. R. DeForest — 34.15 Archie Derenzy _ 5 20 the Probate Office in the City of CLARENCE HEALY, Mayor. Peaine Township James St. Arno 37.00 Ronald LaPeer 8. 40 Petoakey in said County, on the 9th WM. ALDRICH, Ci / Clerk Four and Four tenths miles of ang­ J. H. Shults Co. — 4.05 John Flannery 35.,2 0 day of July 1943 ling road commencing near the Quar­ Gidley & Mac 15.83 Edward Wilson 6 .80 Present, Honorable Leon W. Mil­ ter Post on the North Eighth line in William Aldrich 4.00 Herman Lamerson 25. 00 ler, acting Judge of Probate. In the MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Section 16, T. 37N„ R. 10W. and ex­ 00 Thomas Whiteford r- 4.00 Frank Shepard __ 60, Matter of the Estate of M. Louise NOTICE tending Northwesterly in Sections Thomas St. Charles —: 4.00 Paul Lisk '. 1 ,25 Johnson deceased. Default having been made in the 10-9 and 4, T. 37N-, R. 10W. and East Jordan Lumber Co. __-__ 202, 05 It appearing to the Court that the condition of a certain mortgage made thence in same direction in Section $ 5,389.14 Bremmeyr-Bain Co. 63, 60 time for presentation of the claims the 1st day of December, 1941, by 33, T. 38N., R. 10W. to the West Instructional Service:—- Raymond March 11, 50 against said estate should be limited Edward Monroe and Lillie Monroe, Quarter post in said Section, thence Northeasterly and Northerly in Sec­ Frances Benson _——% 1,200.00 Grand Rapids Tile & and that a time and place be ap­ j husband and wife as mortgagors, to Mosaic Co. : 24, 26 pointed to receive, examine and ad­ Fred Martin as' Mortgagee and recor­ tions 33 and 28 to a point Three Mildred Ward Carley 686.00 tenths mile South of the North line Max Damoth 1,750.00 Beckley Cardy Co. '. 45, 54 just all claims and demands against ded on December 5, 1941 in the office Broadhead Garrett Co. 23, 22 said deceased by and before said of the Register of Deeds for Charle­ of the N. W, Vt of Section 28, T. Gerald DeForest — 1,450.00 38N., R. 10W. ' Ethel Gustafson _• _ —^- 1,400.00 Harry Jankoviak 33, 25 Court; voix County in liber 57 of mortgages Jessie Hager _ 1,200.00 East Jordan Iron Works 5. 00 It is Ordered, That creditors of on page 231; on which mortgage there Charlevoix County Road 00 is claimed to be due and unpaid at the Edith Hanson, 1,194.50 E. V. Smith 5. said deceased are required to pre­ Commission, 16 date of this notice $50 principal; no Harry Jankoviak 1,700.00 L. J. Deming Company 20. sent their claims to said Court at Wm. K. Straw, Chairman. 00 suit or proceeding at law or in equity Fauvette Johnston ._' 1,500.00 F, G.- Bellinger 2, said Probate Office on or before the Ernest Peaslee, Deputy 00 having been instituted to recover the Helen Juntunen _: 1,275.00 Harold Frost 2, 16th day of September 1943, at 10:00 adv29-3 Clerk. 60 o'clock in the forenoon, said time and debt, or any part of the debt, secured Llewellyn B. Karr 2,000.00 Frank Kitsman 33. 75 place being hereby appointed for the by said, mortgage, and the power of Leatha Larsen 1,250.00 Gamble Store 75 examination and adjustment of all sale in said mortgage contained havT A careless man and a good job Agnes Larson 1,300.00 C. H. Sackrider _• 8. Leo Sommerville — _..— 1. 50 claims and demands against said de­ ing become operative by reason of are soon parted. Lela Muck - 1,200.00 ,72 ceased. Helen Notari 1,350.00 Charlevoix County Road Com. 4. 76 It is Further Ordered, That public Anna Reynolds __ ,— 1-,285.56 C. E. Garvin 4. 50 notice thereof be given by publication John Smith 2,000.00 Charles Malpass 2. The Frederick Post Co. 50 of a copy of this order, once in each Mariam Swedberg — 1,250.00 week for three weeks consecutively, Angela Thorsen 1,300.00 $ 1,599.03 previous to said day of hearing, in Lester Walcutt 1,700.00 the Charlevoix County Herald a Louise Wolf 1,275.00 Auxiliary and Coordinate Activities:— Gilbert Sturgell -.$ 1,400. 00 newspaper printed and circulated in Max Smith 675.00 said County. Roger Boline 375.00 Elisha Rose 495, 00 Claude Sweet 499.,6 0 LEON W. MILLER, Thelma Brown __— 108.00 29-3 Acting Judge of Probate Mrs. John Smith 36.00 Delbert Hale 499. 80 Alma Larsen —.- 470.00 Leslie Gibbard 500. 00 Mrs. J. Nemecek 46.00 Edward Kamradt 495, 00 PROBATE ORDER Richard Saxton 12.00 Carl Grutsch 495. 00 25- Mrs. V. Whiteford 36.00 William Hulbert — . 575. State of Michigan, The Probate 50 Llewellyn Karr, Mileage 40.40 Frank Sweet 64, Court for the County of Charlevoix Ed Kaley 1. 60 At a session of said Court, held at the $ 31,004.46 Healey Sales Company 604. 21 Probate Office in the City of Charle­ 02 voix in said County, on the 20th day Instructional Expense:— East Jordan Cooperative Co. — 324, Thorsen's Service 118, 27 of July 1943 W. A. Porter ? 67.50 02 Present, Honorable Leon W. Mil­ Geo. E. Dunn Co. 24.10 Benson's Hi Speed Station _ _ 84. Golden Rule Station 123, 13 ler, Emmet County Judge of Probate, E. E. Wade —, 37.75 20 acting in and for Charlevoix County. Gamble Hinged Music Co. 1.55 Fred Vogel 176, West Side Service Station -^-.- 131, 29 In the Matter of the Estate of E. J. & S. R. R. -,— 24.41 50 Mary F. Brotherton, deceased. L. B. Karr 8.60 Baders' Station 12, Murray's Athletic Assn. 37, 15 It appearing to the Court that the Berrien Book Bindery 15.30 ,48 time for presentation of the claims FORD'S THI SHINGLES Mrs. M. B. Palmeter 28.25 Northern Auto Parts Co. 98 Quality Food Market 23 ,52 against said estate should be limited Tktst beautifully Ttitwtd, colorful iMnglei are let lest word In roof prottctkw. Americana Corporation .._ - 12.00 00 and that a time and place be appoint­ Made a* heavy feK, taper-saturated, dm DOUBLE cesttd wkii spscldK- tr*. Mich. Crippled Children Comm'n 2.20 John Seiler ___. .— 9 Joe Montroy . 37 60 ed to receive, examine and adjust all s*r*d tsplith s*d akwrsli by ta< psUnHd ovsrlsy promt, sre ottt yoa ikt Louise Scott 270.00 .00 Leslie Gibbard 3 claims and demands against said de­ •sslausa In bcsvty, aWsolity SM! SV.T«III»SM« - for *» swrc UUM roe mxdd East Jordan Lumber Co. 44.01 00 Dr. VanDellen . 6 ceased by and before said Court; «t»rt 10 psy for ordirtsry stalks, D. Appleton Century Co. 57.81 40 Emma Whiteford 2 It is Ordered, That creditors of Allyn & Bacon 19-34 40 said deceased are required to present FonTi Ttihirts TVicl-Btfti « seccltly enl^sd ««, , M ^^ umi „ Chas. E. Merrill Co. 70.72 Ida Bashaw 2 40 tcceasMtt tkt shsoew lines. Tin ptntm Is erclilt«CH»llr cornet, Hsneonloes Mrs. L. Frost 2 their claims to said Court at said Ginn & Company 103.57 25 Probate Office on or before the 7th selw-tmi rsltd dlscrsnlMthii tstte and «M ArtiactlrcMu te yew hem. Gregg Publishing Co 16.19 City of East Jordan 5 .98 Hilcrs _._• 105 day of October 1943, at ten o'clock in Tit Fore' Uxl ksi bm s syxbel of quality la roodoj For 75 yaars. V/c aw Harcourt Brace & Company ._ 33.47 20 the forenoon, said time and place •eritstrealy itcMMml Ford prod.ni te aw track. Ask for a* aOmm. N* John Flannery 5 20 Henry Holt & Co. . 5.13 being hereby appointed for the exam­ eUtasHo., Easy eeytets t dasrtaA J. B. Lippincott Co. 79.67 Frank Kitsman — 5 .20 Harry Saxton 6 ination and adjustment of all claims Lowe & Campbell 4.45 40 and demands against said deceased. Lyons & Carnahan 9-28 Fochtman Motor Co. 27 .04 Standard Oil Co.' 55 It is Further Ordered, That pub­ The MacMillan Co. 22.92 40 lic notice thereof be given by publica­ ALP^HORSEN News Map of the Week 16.00 Mrs. C. Shedina 6 00 Delbert Hale 28 tion of a copy of this order, once in A. N. Palmer Company 9.54 .61 each week for three weeks consecu­ Phone 99, East Jordan Singer Sewing Machine Co. _. 7.15 Hot Lunch Fund 54 .00 J. P. Wilkins 20 tively, previous to said day of hear­ Broadhcad Garrett 91.49 07 ing, in the Charlevoix County Herald Carl Fischer, Inc. 54.93 East Jordan Lumber Co. 3. 77 Montgomery Ward &. Co. 36, a newspaper printed and circulated Rowc Peterson & Co. -_ 88.87 60 in said County. William Hurlbert : 4 50 Iroquois Publishing Co. 27.68 LEON W. MILLER ^w Laidtaw, Brothlcrs 3.98 Wolverine Fire Extinguisher Co. 1, 00 '///// Milton Meredith 2, 00 30-8 Emmot Co. Judge of Probate Wilcox * Follette Co 70.90 Acting In and for Charlevoix County, Boyne City Gai k Construc­ Edw»rd K»ley , 8,