THE WATERVLIET RECORD VOLUME 65 WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1948 NUMBER 37 Two Couples Wed Sunday FERGUSON HEADS Michigan ORGANIZING BODY Survey Completed MIRROR FOR NEW HOSPITAL On Lake Sanitation BT GENE ALLEMAN EAST TAWAS — Joseph Valinto B.H. Law Firm To Handle OPEN APPLIANCE T government forest engineer of STORE IN NEW Czecho-Slovakia, shook his head. He Legal Details ENGINEERS' REPORT had been traveling about the United ANDERSON BLDG. An interim committee with G. K. States and had just arrived In Eastj U. S. Wilson and Otto Kunst of Ferguson as chairman, was named TO BE HEARD AT Tawas for a visit at headquaiters of' Benton Harbor both formerly asso- by the Chamber of Commerce at its the Huron National Forest. ciated with the O.K. Electrical shop Monday noon day meeting to assume "You Americans are so wasteful," In that city have opened an electri- charge of Watervliet's new com- MONDAY MEETING he said. "I cannot understand it cal appliance store here In the south munity hospital until such time as a Over in Czecho-Slovakia we try to half of the new Anderson building permanent organization Is perfected plant trees as we cut them. We do They expect to have a grand op- Others named by Floyd Lashley, not let any part of the tree go to ening on Saturday, September 18 Developments In Lake Level president of the C of C, to serve on waste. Even small sticks are gath- although they may actually be open the committee are Wm. Beverly Plan To Be Aired ered as faggots to burn in stoves for business a day or two earlier Sr., J. H. Leverton. Otto Helweg and But in this country—it seems such a than this date. A meeting to familiarize property Raymond Moody. The legal firm of pity. You Americans waste so Both of the partners, with their owners with the recently completed much." Harvey & Fisher was named to carry preliminary survey for a sanitary out the legal phases. families, expect to move to Water- Valinto voiced his wonderment in vliet as soon as living quarters can district and sewage disposal system a talk here with John Franson, dis- Uyleau Shimer who acted as co- be located here. will be held next Monday at 8 p.m. trict ranger. chairman of the funds raising cam- The new business will operate un- at Steve's Roller rink paign announced this week that the Franson related it to us when we der the name of "K & W" and the The meeting is being sponsored by dropped in for a chat. The chat S32,500 which the community, Wa- associates state that they will be the Paw Paw Lakes Resort associa- tervliet, Coloma and Hartford had ended up in a day's inspection toui prepared to service the appliances tion, and Is for the benefit of all per- of a few^of the 450,000 acres of fed- set out to raise had been exceeded they deal In. An advertisement set- sons having property within In the eral forests under his wing. Aftei in actual monies paid into the fund ting forth the merchandise to be proposed sanitary district. getting a close-up of what Unclc Mr. Shimer also wished to reiterate handled appears on page 2 of this The perllmlnary survey was pre- Sam is doing to rebuild our vanish- that any errors or omissions made in | issue of the Record, ing forests, we were both worried any published contributors' list' sented Labor Day evening to the over the future and somewhat re- could be corrected If the error were Colom township board by Ralph assured. It's hard to explain. made known to him. Petrie, Benton Harbor manager for Mr. and Mrs. Herman Robandl Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leverton That portion of the list of con- NILSON OPENS the engineering form of Consoer, Townsend & Associates, which the Here's a fast picture, as we got it. Cut courtesy Herald-Press Photo by Hann, Hartford tributors omitted from last week's JEWELRY STORE board had employed to prepare such The United States is rapidly be- Issue of the Record because of lack Watervliet may again boast an- a survey. coming a have-not nation in natural 9 of space appears herein: Florence Smith Brant 10.00 other business enterprise on Main Steve Bearty, president of the resources. QUIGLEY-ROBANDT BOYER-LEVERTON street with the opening of a jewelry According to the last annual re- Harry Whitney 10.00 resort association, said he had been ELECTION RESULTS and watch repair shop today (Fri- port of the Forest Service, the na- VOWS SPOKEN IN Leon Seron 10.00 advised by the township board the CEREMONY HELD IN day) In the south room of the Tacy tion's woodpile has been reduced 44 Genevieve Conklln 5.00 survey had been finished after sev- HOME SETTING building. per cent in the past 36 years. And PLYMOUTH CHURCH Aage Larsen 5.00 eral months' work, and the engineers FOLLOW GENERAL Nell Nllson of Chicago, who has listen to this: The annual drain on Plymouth Congregational church The spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Lyman 10.00 In charge were ready to make their for many years been In the jewelry report. the nation's forest approximates 54 Watervliet, was the scene of a pretty L. R. Boyer In northeast Watervliet E. Kraklau — 10.00 business In that city, has moved his billion board feet, while the annual wedding Sunday afternoon at four was the scene on Sunday afternoon A. J. Dowd 25.00 Mr. Bearty said he hoped all own- COUNTY PATTERN stock and equipment to this city and growth Is only 35 billion board feet. o'clock when Miss Ardlth Marlon of the pretty wedding of their dau- Semper Fldells S5. Class ..100.00 ers living within the district would contemplates an active business In The annual loss Is greater than Quigley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs ghter, Lenore, and John Henry Lev- A. H. Alflng* 50.00 turn out for the meeting. erton, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. his new store. He has rented one of annual growth by more than 50 per Victor F. Quigley, Watervliet, be- Mary Leonard 5.00 This week Mr. Petrie told news- Vole Shows Popularity Of came the bride of Herman Alfred Leverton Sr., First street, Water- Clara Ewald 25.00 the Evans cottages on Bowe's Land- cent! ing and his wife and small daughter men that costs were difficult to es- Maybe the Czech forester was Faulkner At Home Robandt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al- vliet. Rev. William A. Keith, pastor Dwlght Herrlck 10.0C plan to move here In the near future. timate, but he would estimate an- right, after all. bert Robandt, St. Joseph. of First Congregational church, Kal- Elga Danneffel 10.00 nual charges at $48 per annunm per With less than a SOy, vote of the Rev. H. Stewart Ross, assistant amazoo, performed the single ring Pearl Myers 5.00 The north portion of the building formerly the Tacy's Appliance and dwelling. Costs would be spread And yet the picture Isn't all registered electorate cast, the Sep- rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church ceremony at three o'clock In the George McCray 10.0C over 30 years, he stated. tember primary election was run off of Benton Harbor and St. Joseph presence of 100 guests. The Hollands 25.00 Gift Shop, will be occupied soon by black. There's a sliver lining pr two Mr. Petrie said a primary treat- Tuesday in Watervliet along much officiated at the nuptial rites in the The bride, who was given In mar- George Morlock 10.00 L. R. Owen with his Gamble store "I believe there Is a change of na- ment sewage disposal plant suffi- the same pattern as recorded gener- presence of a large assemblage of riage by her father, wore a gown Grandma O'Brien 1.00 which Is privately owned. Further tional thinking about our national cient to serve 1,600 to 2,000 persons ally throughout the county with the friends and relatives. White glad- which was more than one hundred Wlmmiam Eickles 10-0C announcement will be made In a resources," commented Franson. He plus sanitary lines to serve the en- exception that Robert Faulkner loll and fern. Interspersed with tall years old. having been worn by her Jim Donovan 10.0C later edition of the Record. Is a career man In federal forest tire district had been figured In the candidate for the Republican nom- white tapers In candelabra, were mother at her wedding 38 years ago Eddie Meehl 15.00 work; a native of Boston who went preliminary survey. to the University of Michigan ination for state senator from the used to decorate the church altar This attractive creation was of Ivory W. J. Schmidt 3.00 lace over satin, fashioned with Emll Hofienkamp 5.0C At the forthcoming meeting there "Congress Increased funds this year seventh district received a smashing forming the background for the cere- Oklahomans Here For matching train and her finger tlj: Mr. & Mrs. A. Brlney 5.00 also will be a discussion of develop - for tree planting, and as a result 141-54 vote over incumbent Senator mony. illusion veil fell from a tiara of or- Mr. & Mrs. Walter Moser 10.00 Boyer-Leverton Rites ments on the water level case for 12,000 acres of trees are to be plant- G. Elwood Bonlne of Vandalla. The The bride, who was given In mar- ange blossoms and seed pearls. She George Van Wormer 10.00 Paw Paw Lake now In Berrien cir- ed In Michigan. Crews started their Faulkner vote In Watervliet town- riage by her father, was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Horace Horton and Mr. & Mrs. Orlen Dade 10.00 cuit court, Mr. Bearty pointed out. work In the Huron National Forest ship was only slightly less than in Miss Roberta Thompson of Water- wore a necklace of pearls and car- two daughters, Suzanne and Jeanlne, vliet as maid of honor and the groom ried a bridal bouquet of Ivory glads Watervliet Free Methodist last Monday Sept. 13)." the city being tabulated at 107-50. of El Reno, Oklahoma, arrived In and yellow roses. Sunday School 25.00 The money spent will be an In- For a newcomer to politics, the was attended by his brother, Albert Watervliet on Wedrtesday otf last Mrs. Harold Treat of Oak Park Mr. & Mrs. Frank VII reng ._ 10.00 vestment rather than an expense. Watervliet merchant's showing In thf Robandt. Ushers were James Quig- week for a visit with friends and 111., a former classmate of the bride The Blacks 10 00 DEATH TAKE OLDEST National forests are beginning to county was considered unusually ley, brother of the bride, and Wil- relatives and to attend the Boyer- Warman Farm , 50.00 "earn" their own way, covering cost good. Final tabulation was: Bonlne liam Emery of St. Joseph. attended her as matron of honor Leverton nuptials, Mrs. Horton be- COLOMA RESIDENT 8300. Faulkner 5575. Henry Overly, head of the music and Mrs. Horace Horton of El Reno. Nona Kabel — L00 jng a member 0f the wedding party. of planting by sale of timber. Funeral services were conducted The hotly contested county offices department of Kalamazoo College, Oklahoma, formerly of Watervliet Mr. & Mrs. Milton Lee 10.00 rpj^ HortonSj who are former local at the Davidson funeral home Wed- voted on Tuesday were for the sher- played "Nuptial Song" - Dubois and was the bridesmaid. Mrs. Treat Thelsen-Clemens Co. 100.00 residents, expect to return to Mich- Approximately 2,800,000 pine trees nesday afternoon for Coloma's old- iffs job In which Sheriff Kubath "Andante Cantablle" - Tschalkow- wore a gown of yellow silk jersey Covert Branch N.A.A.CP. — 25.0C jg the first of the year when he will be planted In the Huron forest an est resident. Mrs. Ida R. Martin, 94, won hands down over former sher- sky. Mrs. Robert LeRoy of Kalama- and a tiara of yellow roses in her John Coblanco 10.0C js transferred to the federal pen- alone. iff A1 Hastings and Don Pears, zoo. contralto soloist, sang "O Per- hair. Mrs. Horton's gown was of Mr. & Mrs. Russell Harness ._ 10.00 itentiary at Milan, Mich. He has who died Sunday at Mercy hospital A tractor and a tree-planting ma- where she underwent an operation county clerk. The vote In Water- fect Love" - Burleigh. aqua silk jersey and pink roses form- J. C. Van Llerop 100.00 employed as junior custodial to reduce a fracture of her left leg. chine, manned by only two menr vliet city was: Kubath 150, Hastings A wedding reception for 150 guests ed the tiara which she wore. Both Mrs. Art Vanderlyn 5.00 Qfficer at the federal prison In Ok- can plant 10,000 to 12,000 trees In 30 and Pears 26. The sheriff vote was held at the home of the bride's attendants carried bouquets of roses Boxcs 118.02 i homa for a number of years. A week ago Mrs. Martin broke the one day — about threetlmes more a in the township was Kubath 121. parents on Paw Paw avenue Im- matching the tiaras they wore. Agnes Hennessey 15.00 ^ ancj ^jrs jjorton and two dau- leg near the hip in a fall at her home. than by hand. Trees He dormant Hastings 23, Pears 19. Because the mediately following the ceremony. Robert Hocking of South Haven T. R. Shane 100.00 g^ters left Monday morning for Taken to the hospital she came over winter. through the operation, but succumbed Jack pines, planted 1,000 to an1 democratic party has no candidate Guests were In attendance from cousin of the groom, attended as Whltcomb Hotel 25.00 ^ijian an(j wiii g0 from there to to the reaction that followed. acre, about six feet apart, will ma- fin the field for the sheriff's office Kalamazoo. Lansing, Detroit, Mon- best man and Wilbur Leverton of Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Strouse 5.00 Oregon, Wisconsin to visit Mr. Hor- Tuesday's primary winner Is tanta- roe, Muskegon, Hastings, Holland Watervliet, brother of the groom C. J.Chamberlln* 25.0 ton's father, A. B. Horton, before Burial was In Hagar No. 4 ceme- ture In 60 years. If the soli is right. mount to an election. Albion and St. Joseph, Mich.; South acted as usher. A. Friend 5.00 returning to their home In Okla- tery. Casketbearers, all grandsons, white pines are used. The seedlings Of Interest to local voters was the Bend, Indiana and Watertown, N.Y The bridal party descended the Mary Lee 25.00 homa. were Thomas Campbell, Roy Mar- are planted close together so that appearance on the Democratic ballot Mr. and Mrs. Robandt left Sun- stairs to the electrical recording ol Art Engh 100.00 tin, Rock Marin, Charles Boyer, each tree will be forced upward to of Mayor Alden Bridges as candi- day evening for a week's honeymoon Lohengrin's wedding march and met Ed Scheffler 100.0C Paul Boyer and John Martin. get its share of sunshine, and the date for the nomination for county In northern Michigan and upon before an Improvised altar of glad- Needlecraft Club, Coloma — 25.00 result will be a tall pine tree. In Mrs. Martin leaves two sons, Lynn, treasurer, unopposed. In like man- their return will be at home at 305 loll. Arrangements of glads were Mr. & Mrs. J. J. Chambers _. 15.00 25 years the first thinning Is done of Coloma: Levi, of Lansing; and ner Alton Howard, local civil engi- Stuart avenue, Kalamazoo. The used for decoration through the MECCA (Dance) 770.21 SCHOOL NEWS and sale of this pulpwood will cover five daughters, Mrs. Claudia Bald- neer appeared as candidate for coun- bride Is a graduate of Watervliet home/ Cottagers Country Club 5.0CI cost of the original planting. Then win. who has made^her home with surveyor. In consequence of high school and Kalamazoo college. Mrs. L. R. Boyer, mother of the Mrs. Charles Yates* 25.0C WATERVLIET PUBLIC SCHOOLS In another 35 to 40 years the trees her mother for the past four years; Tuesday's primary both these local She will be an assistant instructor bride, was attired In a gown of rust Mrs. August Kabel — 2.00 CLASS OFFICERS Mrs. Mona Campbell, of Napervllle. will be thinned again. men will appear on the regular of piano at the Kalamazoo College crepe and wore a corsage of yellow Mrs. John Kabel 2.0C As the old trees are cut, new seed- 111.; Miss May me Martin, of Chicago; November election ballot. Institute of Musical ,Artg. The roses tied In gold ribbon. Mrs. J. H. Rich Radamaker 50.0C lings are planted. Then you have a and Mrs. Arthur Boyer of Ft. At- In the non-partisan election for groom will begin his senior year at Leverton, mother of the groom, wore Bernlce Stowe . .. 25.0C . p kinson, Wis. She also leaves 26 perpetual supply of wood. Probate Judge Interest centered Kalamazoo College, majoring In the green crepe and her corsage was of Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Mohne 10.00 Vice President - Virginia Lee grandchildren. 15 great grandchil- around Malcolm Hatfield and Web- field of Economics. (See WEDDING Page 2) Mr. & Mrs. A. Volrath 20.00 Secretary - Muriel Hllllker dren, and one great great grandchild. Timber contractors used to Import ster Sterling. The third man In the Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Greene 25.00 Treasurer - Robert Shane southern whites to cut the Huron race was L. S. Storms of Nlles who Mr. & Mrs. A. Parascandolo .. 10.00 j woods. When the trees were all ran a poor third In the county-wide TWINS IN SPOTLIGHT PLAN CLASS IN y c gone, the southerners became wel- %:ZT Z'Xt °::-: — Rusted Tools Can tabulation. While the vote through- FAMILY LIVING Vice President - Peggy Fisher fare clients of the community. out Berrien ran: Hatfield 6940, Ster- AT HARTFORD FAIR Blanche Strout 5.00 Secretary - Jean Montal Be Brought Back The modern system Is much bet- ling 5677, Storms 2538, the 'vote In Southwestern Michigan twins will An extension class In Problems of Mike Spadafore 100.00 Treasurer - Willie Griffin 5 0 ter. The Forest Service helped 120 Watervliet was Hatfield 142, Ster- have their evening In the spotlight Family Living will be organized In Jennie & Lester Phillips PI soTOO^R^' To Good Condition farmers to organize a cooperative Mr & Mrs. Peter Flck 5 001 SOPHOMORES- ling 101 and Storms 9. In Water- at the Van Buren County fair In Watervliet by the extension depart- President - Edna Schilling Have you ever had trouble with the AuSable Forest Products asso- vliet township the three fared as Hartford, October 5 to 9. A. Friend 100 tools rusting? There are few peo- ment of Western Michigan College Vice President - Art Aspengren ciation. Proceeds of Huron pulp- follows: Hatfield 118, Sterling 64 The oldest twins, the youngest Boothy Brothers (3) 850.00 Secretary - Robert Copeland ple who haven't accidentally left a of Education. Kalamazoo on Septem- wood, sold to paper mills at Mus- and Storms 16. The names of the twins, the most Identical twins and Joe Krenek 100.00 Treasurer - Wilma Mishler saw In the wet grass over night or ber 23rd, beginning at seven o'clock kegbn and near Ludlngton, are pro- two top men in the primary election the handsomest twins will be award- Mr. i Mrs, Louis Kling W.OO 1 R'- had a favorite hammer grow rusty. In the evening. rated among members according to will fight It out at the regular ed loving cups In a contest sponsor- Carl F. Albrecht, agricultural en- o 10:001 Ei5brenn" cords cut. The co-op has provided election this fall, namely, Hatfield ed by the Hartford Lions club. Mrs. Nellie Reld of the college Vice President - Theda Knlebes gineer at Mlchiglan State college, a steady Income to supplement farm- faculty has been approved as In- Henry Hasse* 5.00 and Sterling. Awards will be made by three Secretary - Donna Schwarz points out that prevention of rust Is ers' earnings, especially during win- 1900 Corporation 300.00 Coloma's candidates for the state judges In a ceremony In front of structor. She Is the wife of John Treasurer - Carl Kraklau easier than getting rid of It but that ters. Wages now average $1 an B. Reid, secretary of the Kalamazoo legislature fell a victim to In- the grandsUnd as the opening fea- The Krogw Compiny EIGHTH GRADE- a few steps will help brllng tools Civic League, and has had wide ex- A. Friend 10 "u hour. cumbent William J. Cleary- The ture of the night fair on Friday, President - Harold Lottridge back to good shape again. As substitute for taxes, 25 per perience in many social service Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Randall — 10.00 Watervliet city vote for the job of October 8. All twins participating Vice President - Sharon Rogers If just a light coating of rust has cent of stumpage receipts are return American Legion Auxiliary representative In the state legisla- will be feted in the program. problems. Secretary - Donn^ Rudig formed on the tool, the chances are ed by Uncle Sam to county govern ture, second district was: Cleary 80 The class Is tentatively set for No. 174 of Lawrence 25.00 Treasurer - Richard Morlock Competition is open to all twins you'll be able to rub practically all ments. And 10 per cent comes back Gllllce 59 and Gall Handy 52. The (•) Additional residing In southwestern Michigan Thursday evenings from seven until SEVENTH GRADE— of It off with a rag soaked In kero- for local road Improvements. township vote for the same job was nine o'clock In the high school President - Patsy Forsythe Entries In the contest may be made sene or light oil. The oil will also Cleary 55, Gllllce 53 and Handy 48. building and allows three semester Vice President - Max Rogers act as a seal and prevent further A careless camper started a tor by writing to the Hartford Lions Clare E. Hoffman, Allegan, rep- hours for credit at a cost of $28.50 LOCAL SAILOR RETURNING Secretary - Frank Horton rusting. ^ est fire here last May. Fed by i resentative In Congress from the 4th club giving names, dates of birth However, the course Is open for par- FROM EUROPEAN CRUISE Treasurer - Constance Garlch But for the real bad ones, rusted 20-mlle-an-hour wind, flames raced Congressional district received an and addresses of entries. All entries ents without credit at a cost of $14.25 Ray Lawrence Boyer. Jr., chief so severely that they're pitted, more over crowns of pine trees a distance overwhelming vote over his opposi- must be made before September 30 for those who wish the Information metalsmlth, USN, son of L. R. Boyer FOOTBALL SCHEDULE drastic steps are needed. Albrecht of two miles In 90 minutes. Forest tion Chet Shafcr of Three Rivers Proof of dates of birth must be sup- It presents. of Watervliet, Is among crew mem- 1948-49 advises starting with a mild abrasive era and farmers checked the con throughout the district. The vote plied If requested. The course deals with an analysis bers of the heavy cruiser USS —pumice stone and oil, for exam- flagratlon only by literally fighting In Watervliet city was Hoffman 139 Lions clubs and other civic groups Friday, Sept. 17— of problems of Interpersonal ad- Macon to earn a "Well done" from ple. If that doesn't do the job, he Shafer 56 with Hoffman receiving are urged to have their communities \ o ttckt /- Hartford at Watervliet fire with fire. justment In family living. 0 recommends about a 240 grit emery If dry weather cycle returns, and represented In this twin contest. C>Pl ^ SccllSn. USN Com- Frjd 24_ 130 votes In the township to Shafer's cloth and oil. It's possible that you Franson fears It Is now due, the per- Further Information may be se- muidlng Officer, for his part in be- paw paw at Watervllel 29. may need even coarser material such il of fire will be greatly Improved. cured through the superintendent of ing a "goodwill ambassador abroad priday Qct as a rotary wire brush, then 180 grit More of a danger, however, Is pub- PLANS FO^ GRAIN STORAGE schools, Elery Donaldson, through MRS. JOHN VINCENT ,h^h~n has returned .o the emery cloth and oil, then 240 grit lic Indifference to the steady drain- Many farmers are concerned over whose efforts this course is being and finally pumice and oil to com- ing of our timber resources. We PUR1AL RITES MONDAY where they are going to store their made possible. It Is hoped that the United States after completing the Watervliet at St, Joseph Catholic plete the job and give It a smooth can't continue to cut and burn more Funeral services were held on grain this year. Country elevators minimum enrollment of 15 may be Midshipmen s Prac ice Cruise u> Fr 0ct trees than we grow. Our water Monday of this week ^it 2:30 p.m and terminal facilities are crowded reached the first evening of the Europe and Cuba. Most of the sh.p . Watervliet at Berriei, s ingJ shiny finish. level Is dropping steadily. Soil from the Sparta Baptist church for to capacity In most areas. Much of course, September 23rd, at which personnel will be granted leave in Wednesda q.., 20_ Preventing rust Is easier in the September, giving them an oppor- erosion has soared as man turned Mrs. John Vincent, mother of Mrs the grain must be stored on the time the hour of meeting may be Fennville at Watervliet long run, he states. For long time tunity to take home stories and forests and grasslands Into open Ralph M. Tweedy, of Watervliet, farms. changed. Friday, Oct. 29— storage, tools should be coated with souvenirs of places visited during bare fields. Dust bowls are man- who died the previous Thursday at Plans for bins and cribs have been New Buffalo at Watervliet heavy oil or light grease. For ordi- the 10,000-mlle trip. nary storage, see that tools are In made. her home following a lingering Ill- developed by the U.S. Department of Friday, Nov. 5— Our visit to the Huron National ness. Mrs. Tweedy had been with Agriculture and Michigan State col- ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Watervliet at Decatur dry cabinets, never near salts, alka- Forest convinced us of one thing. her mother since her return from lege. Many of them are for storage Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Koshar Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bobbins were Thursday, Nov. 11— lies, or acids. Keep a rag and some Watervliet at Coloma It's significant. Planting of trees the hospital. that takes a limited time to con- announce the engagement of their guests of his brother and family, Mr. light oil handy to make It conven- ient to apply a little oil to the tools under expert supervision and long- Surviving are the husband, John struct. Your county agricultural daughter, Rose Ann, to Theodore J and Mrs. Fred Robblns, Battle range control, Is a sound national five sons and two daughters. Bur- agent can tell you how you can get Scheld, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Creek last Sunday, another brother. occasionally. Don't forget to keep the rags In an alr-tlght container to Investment—one that Is self-support- ial took place in south Cesnuvia plans for construction of bins or Theodore J. Scheld, Sr. No date Will Bobbins, Kalamazoo, was also Frank Stewart is driving a new prevent fire. ing, paying steady dividends. cemetery. cribs. has been set tor the wedding. a guest. Dodge.

MMR Page 3 Page 2 The Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., Friday, Sept. 17, 1948 The Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., Friday, Sept. 17, 1948 Home Destroyed, Family Gets Send us your social items. WEDDING TRAIN FIVE YEAR Baboon Causes Noisy Uproar New Air Power Hoe Replaces TRIAL PLANTING OF BAINBRIDGE SWIM 'Foodless Girl' in China HUNGARIAN PARTRIDGE Modern City Fr'gh'cns Old Letterdrops in OLDS FOR COLLEGE! New House in Sixteen Days Raids Pantry at Midnight In Philadelphia Pet Shop Drudgery of Hand Farming . TO BE MADE THIS WEEK CLUB COMPLETES Texan Claims He (Continued from Page 1) Whether your child is five or 15, • • < • Another effort to make a success- FOND DU LAC, WIS.—The future Prisoner of 34 Years Small Towns Are NANKING.-Yang Mel. 20. who Social Activities you fathers and mothers are now PHILADELPHIA.—Babs, a five- SAN FRANCISCO.—One answer to SUCCESSFUL YEAR yellow roses tied in silver ribbon. year-old baboon, came up with her ful planting of Hungarian partridge looked bleak for the John Zietz fam- swore she had not eaten for nine MRS. JANE CURTIS, SOCIETY REPORTER preparing him for college and the higher agricultural production costs A group of young people inter- Is Jesse James; On Their Way Out WANTED A reception was held immediately own version of the "bull in the may be found in the air power hoe in Michigan will be launched this ily. Their two-story farm home CHICAGO —Robert Webb. CO yenrs years, was exposed by the ofTicial responsibilities of adulthood. ested in learning how to swim met WASHINGTON. - The old-fash- Central News agency as a midnight MANUFACTURING SPACE following the wedding with Horace china shop." invented by Frank King, sugar beet week with release of 300 young south of here was destroyed in a old. stared at the hurrying crowds at the home of Irma Brenner on ioned peekaboo letterdrop, a special pantry raider. ities. batt'.ps of man against nature Horton and Harold Treat presiding Your five-year-old may seem a Working diligently during the grower. birds of both sexes in Menominee fire. Pal Greets Him and the giant buildings in Chic.-fllSs By Cosmetic Chemist LIBRARY HAS MANY June 18. At this meeting a name joy of small town Americans, is on The agency said nurses, feign-' and man against man. The book at the punch bowl. The beautiful long way from college, but Ruth early morning hours, Babs suc- Although the machine is mechani- county. Sixteen days after the fire the fam- Loop and couldn't believe what^e may seem slow paced but it is de- was chosen. "The Bainbridge Swim- its way out. In its stead is coming ing sleep at the Chungking hos- Address Box A c/o Record PATRONS DESPITE wedding cake was cut by the bride Highberger, instructor in child de- ceeded in picking the lock of her cally practical, actual savings in op- The birds, produced by the con- ily moved into a new prefabricated OAKLAND, CALIF.—A1 Jennings, saw. ming and Diving Club"; red was a strictly modern device that takes pital where the girl has been ceptive in that one must read it and the groom and guests were velopment at Michigan State col- cage in a pet shop. erating costs are not known yet, servation department's Mason game, house across the road from their 85, the oldtime Oklahoma train rob- WARM WEATHER chosen as the official color for the It was the first time Webb had half the fun out of mailing a letter. under observation . for weeks, slowly to savor every bit of it. served ice cream, cakes and coffee lege. reminds that he is not too ' Then the trouble started. says J. P. Fairbanks, University of farm, will be released by Ivan former home. Some 75 friends and ber, was brought face to face with Mrs. Grace M. Sterner, librarian of swimming suit. It was voted tc seen the city with the eyes of a This wouldn't have happened if caught her slipping into the pan- Pictures were taken throughout the young to be taught independence. First she freed a canary which California agricultural engineer, Thompson, district game manager, neighbors joined in assembling the a Texan who says he's Jesse James miiiiiiimimimimmimimiimimiiiiiii the Watervliet Public Library, an- promptly found its way to a fire who saw it demonstrated. free man in 34 years. Gilbert Stanley Underwood hadn't try to feast. Do you know that the Watervliet afternoon by Adolph Hann of Hart- There's the matter of choosing in the vicinity of Stephenson. have the mdbership open to all those structure and in donating household —and exclaimed, "It's him!" ounces an active season for the li- escape door and headed for the He added that the savings would residing in Bainbridge township as Jennings took one long look at J. Webb was known as Chicago's visited the Herkimer, N. Y., postof- She had insisted she lost all LOVELY FLOWERS Public Library has on its shelves an ford. friends. Parents always fear that "Hunkies" first appeared in the appliances. fice. brary despite the warm weather dur- wide open spaces. have to be high because the hoes far south as Pelton's Corners. Zietz, his wife and two daughters Frank Dalton, or James. His voice first automobile bandit. But the appetite for food nine years ago almost 100 percent record for best Mr. and Mrs. Leverton left Sun- friendship with an undesirable child state along the Ohio-Indiana border SAY IT BEST ing the month of August with a total Babs opened the cages of two cost about $1G5 each to make, riius choked and his eyes filled with automobile traffic he saw wa al- Underwood is chief architect for after an illness, but the agency sellers? Check the following list will have a lasting effect. But your where they trickled in from stocked Tuesday and Friday were selected had been living at a neighbor's resi- output of 213 books loaned. Five day evening on a honeymoon trip sets of puppies, scrambled them the air compressor, cost of tractor tears. most more than he could face the public buildings administration, said she had had midnight Phone 85F3 for yourself and discover just a few child was pretty much yours for birds in those states. Breeding stock as the official swimming nights, and dence adjacent to their farm in the new books were purchased and five through northern Michigan and upon thoroughly and as a result, one of and driver's wages. "It's him," said Jennings. "That's Except for a few fleeting which designs and builds federal snacks of chicken, pork and potato i f the available books for patrons: those five years and has copied be- was secured from these birds. the official swimminig spot. Sister meantime. gift books were received. There their return will be at home to their the wire-haired terriers got mixed However, it replaces the drudg- the face. My word of honor. glimpses of the city on the way to buildings, including postofTices. He stew, porridge, cooked rice, pickled havior patterns that will always be With wet seasons, the planted birds Lakes behind Sutherland's store. were eight new patrons who avail- "Shannon's Way", "The Heart of many friends in one of the Leverton up in a dog fight and killed a 2- ery of hand hoeing and workers "Boys, there ain't a bit of doubt the Criminal Courts building for gave a reporter this description of dried beans and other food. T. R. SHANE the strongest influence in his life. All during the summer this group First Word Russian Parents ed themselves of the services of the the Matter", "The Golden Hawk". apartments on Parsons avenue. For month-old chow. won't have a chance to lean on^ a have not thrived, but some have sur- on earth. This here is Jesse hearings on petitions for writs of what went on at Herkimer: The report said the girl, realiz- FLORIST He needs to know a great variety of has been meeting on the designated "The mail hod just arrived, and ing that she would be unable to library. Rentals and fines amount- "Lace Curtain", "Melissa", "Raintree travelling Mrs. Leverton wore a While pandemonium reigned on handle and rest, he said. vived. Teach Their Babies Is "No" James!" habeas corpus and a six-week in- people so that he will be able to Up to 20 rows can be weeded at nights. The problem of getting out the clerks hat! started to sort it. maintain her pretense, had threat- Also see our stock of Plants at ed to $4.96. books bought and sold to County". green wool dress fashioned with the first floor, Babs ventured up- San Leandro civic officials terval when he escaped in 1925. he choose friends and later a wife or to Sister Lakes was solved by using Many townspeople were waiting to ened suicide. Selection of new books is based three-quarter length sleeves, gold stairs to the kennels where dogs once. A tractor draws an air com- LAKE SUCCESS, L. I.—This con- brought Dalton here by plane to has not seen the outside world since TACY'S APPLIANCE AND the American Legion Auxiliary, $4- YOU CAN BUY IT pick-up trucks. The parents of those get the mail from their boxes. on the reviews of well known au- trimmed, with which she wore a husband when he is older. are kept for owners. pressoj- slowly down the field with versation took place today between feature him in their rodeo. They he went to prison in 1914. .58, and the township appropriation air hoses attached on each side. YOU CAN SELL IT in the club made fine contributions "Everyone seemed to know every- Extra copies of The Record on sale GIFT SHOP thors and the book club selections pecan brown hat and matching shoes Experience in handling money is Meanwhile, a passer-by who saw the Soviet Union's Yakov A. Malik, invited Jennings, loo. Jennings, Webb killed a policeman trying to of $100.00 was received. Each hose is connected to a hoe to help furnish transportation. one else. They seemed to know the it the Nu-Way Shop. imimiiiiimiiimiiiiimiiiiimmiiimmii which are widely known. Visit the and purse. important preparation for college the dog fight downstairs, sent out QUICKLY who will succeed Andrei A. Gromyko who took to the lecture circuit after arrest him in his hideout on a During the business meeting con- a call to the shop owner, Mrs. with a piston at the top of the Irma Brenner entered the Water as Russian delegate to the United clerks, too. For one man after library at your earliest convenience Her bridal bouquet was caught by hildren can't be expected to under- WITH A WANT AD his imprisonment a generation ago, charge of automobile theft. He ducted by the president. Mrs. John Bertha Docktor. handle. Compressed air jabs the Safety and Instructor's course held another would step up to the letter- and make your own selection of a stand the value of money if they arc IN THE RECORD Nations, and a reporter, Peter makes his home in Southern Cali- was sentenced to life imprisonment. Brule, it was voted to discontinue Miss Loraine Phillips of Benton Har- After calming the dogs and get- blade back and forth much like a at Paw Paw from August 16-20 drop, push hack the flap, peek book to your liking. given some every time they ask for Kihss: fornia. but was released on parole. the Thursday evening service of the bor. ting them back in their proper jackhammer. which put her in good standing with through, rccognizc the pants of the it. If they are grten a very small Malik: "You really should learn Dalton's story resurrecting the He walked hand-in-hand with his library during the month of Septem- The bride is a graduate of Toledo pens, Mrs. Docktor's helper, Ed- Extra copies of the Record are on the Red Cross. Russian." nearest clerk and say: amount every week when they start Try A Record Want Ad! old outlaw—supposedly long a-mold- sister, Mrs. Mary Webb Hamilton, "Hey, Joe, give me my mail—I'm FIDELITY FUR ber while Mrs. G. W. Rice, the at- high school and resided in Oak Park. ward Krimnel set out after Babs sale at the Nu-Way shop. At the close of the season seven to school and this is gradually in- Kihss: "I know two words—*da' ering in a Missouri grave—first was through the streets of the city he tendant in charge, is on vacation. Literary Guild 111. before coming to Watervliet with with a net. pupils passed the Beginner Swim- (yes) and 'nyet' (no)." in a hurry." creased, they will have a good be- made public when Dalton announced knew as a youth. "I never imagined the letterdrop her parents a number of years ago But Babs dodged Krimnel and mer tests. They are: Ronald Baiers. Malik: "Yes, but all the newspa- The following new books were or- Mrs. John Brule entertained the ginning. They will make mistakes that he was the famous desperado. "I can't believe it," he said. "I would be put to such use," Under- COMPANY She is a member and past president was about to follow the canary Nancy Coon, Harry King, Erna dered and will be available to local: members of the Literary Guild Tues- —but they'll make them while pers here say we only say 'nyet.' " Secret Question never thought such changes could of the Literary Guild and a veteran through the fire escape door when Krieger. Dianna Schwarz, Ph-Ilips wood said in amazement. 108 W. Main Benton Harbor readers on arrival: "Tomorrow Will day evening at her home in Lawn- they're young. As children grow Kihss: "Well, in the United States take place, even of World War II. She served with Mrs. Docktor succeeded in luring Shane, and Gail Van Drasek. The Jennings said before the meeting So back in Washington. Under- Be Better", Betty Smith; "The Cleft dale with Mrs. Edson Stickney as older allowances can be increased the first word we teach our babies been away." wood designed a letterdrop so cun- the W.A.C. and following her hon- Babs downstairs with bananas and American National Red Cross has he could prove whether the old man Rock", Alice Tisdale Hobart; "The co-hostess. THANK YOU! ii 'da.' Maybe there's a difference Webb visited Gen. John V. Clin- to include certain' items of clothing was Jesse James by a single ques- ningly beveled on the inside as to orable discharge has been employed grapes. issued certificates to each. between your country and mine." Secret Thread", Ethel Vance; "Tow- The program of the evening was High school boys and girls need tion dealing with a "shootin' match" nln, who supported more than a eut ofT the view entirely. BLOUSES in the Benton Harbor branch of the The certificate reads as follows: Malik (grinning): "The first word SUPS ard the Morning", Hervey Allen. devoted to hobbies and twenty-one jobs independent of the family to of long ago on a ranch in West dozen attempts to gain Webb's pa- And no letter can overshoot the Michigan Bell Telephone company. Flying Police Trooper Flogs "The person whore name appears we teach them is 'nyet.' " Made of the Finest French Juvenile books were ordered as fol- members and two guests answered develop a feeling of, responsibility Texas. role. mail box, no matter how hard it is Errant Pilot to "Pull Over" on this certificate has taken a course Crcpo, Now on Sale for Rayon and Satin lows: "Stevedore", Reed Fulton; to roll call by giving an unusual The groom is a graduate of Water- and independence. The only persons who knew about Webb won Clinnin's gratitu

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U. S. Spends More Than a Rain and muddy fields cause a loss access to a green pasture while they Grand Rapids yesterday attending TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO with said attorney's fee, to-wit: acres of land, as per survey of thence East 9 rods to place of be- Researchers Develop the etate convention of the post- Cattlemen Trap Buzzards Gypsy Girl, 14, MICHIGAN of grain and possibly pneumonia, are in the corn. WATERVUET RECORD September 28. 1928 Beginning at the Southeast cor- Jehiel Enos, County Surveyor of ginning, in the Southeast Quarter Politicians Eye Billion Dollar$ for Candy masters of Michigan. That Eat Live Calves ner of Section 4, Town 4 South, Berrien County, Michigan, more of Section 4, Town 4 South, Range Radio Which Uses CHICAGO.—More than a billion McMillen points out. Full feeding the hogs in dry-lot Earl Rockwell is building a porch Mrs. C. R. Curtis has a sunflower Range 17 West, and running or less, except parcel deeded to 17 West, containing 81 rods, Bain- dollars was spent in the United Accuses Groom for a week or two after removing E. F. CASE & SON, Pubs. on the front of his house on East St. FARM TOPICS Pigs should be accustomed to the in her garden, measuring 14% in- LAKE CHARLES, LA.—Cattlemen thence West along the South line Trustees. 1st German Baptist bridge Township, Berrien County, No Vacuum Tubes States last year on candy—and that them from the corn field is advis- Joseph street. Vast Increase corn field conditions by turning $2.00 per Year In Advance ches in diameter, 44% inches in cir- in southwest Louisiana are warring of said Section 4, 30 chains; thence Church of Bainbridge, Michigan, Michigan. NEW YORK—A new scientific figure is for wholesale prices only. Of Kidnapping Her able. Very economical gains are cumference. It weighs 6Vj pounds. Miss Lotta Rogers has gone to Al- on a ravenous flock of buzzards North 20 chains to the line be- recorded In Vol. 41 of Deeds Page Dated: July 22. 1948. achievement, a radio set with no According to the 1948 Britannica ADVISE FEEDING them into a small patch first. A generally made when a good ration bion where she has a position as which 149 been passing up carcasses tween the North and South Half 245, described as commencing at BERRIEN SPRINGS STATE BANK vacuum tubes, that plays instantly Book of the Year, this was an all- considerable saving of feed is gen- is fed for a short time. teacheratAlbion College. of the Southeast Quarter of Sec- Mortgagee. In Women Voters HOUSTON, TEX. - A 14-year-old DAIRY COWS FOR Watervliet. Michigan for living animals. x * the Southeast corner of Section when turned on, has been de- time high, a gain of almost 40 per erally effected then by turning them Hogging down of small grain, Mc- TIHRTY YEARS AGO Maurice McKean was home a few WASHINGTON.—For the second veloped. dark-haired Gypsy bride told a The buzzards have been attack tion 4 aforesaid; thence East along 4; running thence West on South HARVEY & FISHER, cent over 1946 sales. TOP PRODUCTION into portions of the field that they Millen .states, is regarded as unsat- September 20. 1918 days last week before resuming his ing and killing all kinds of live said line 30 chains to the East line , time in American history more wom- The heart of this set is a few bits The 1947 confectionery business criminal court judge she was kid- Entered at the Postoffice at Water- line of said Section 4, 3 rods, Attorneys for Mortgagee, will clean up in 10 to 14 days. Pigs isfactory unless it is a matter of sal- teacher .at Albion College. stock, but mostly newly born calves. of said Section; thence South along en than meh are eligible to vote. of metal, as big as match heads. amounted to nearly three billion naped in Philadelphia end forced Feeding dairy cows for maximum vliet, Michigan, as second class Creamery butter has gone up eight which is the place of beginning: Business Address: should not be forced to clean up the vaging a hail-or-wind damaged Mrs. C. D. Bridges underwent an W. L. Calwell, who lives near said East line 20 chains to the thence North 9 rods; thence West Benton Harbor, Michigan. Up to 1940 the men had the edge. These are solid, but they do the same pounds, at an average value at to marry a 22-year-old Gypsy aftei production this fall and winter matter. cents a pound the past week and is corn field too closely. Brood sows crop or when grain is very cheap. operation for chronic appendicitis at Lake Charles, reported the flying place of beginning, containing GO Aug.l3,Oct.29 In 1044 the population figures work as intricate, conventional ra- wholesale of 36 cents a pound. The being held in bondage by the younfi •hould be more profitable than last retailing for 60 cents. It is pre- 9 rods; thence South 9 rods; or stock pigs can clean up any grain the Lee hospital in Dowagiac last scavengers had killed 20 of his •witched the advantage to the dis- dio tubes. 1946 wholesale average was slight- man and his family. year according to Everett E. Peter- FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1948 dicted that this price will seem cheap left by the fattening pigs. Saturday morning. calves in a year and seven in one taff side. There were some guesses Smaller sets seem possible. But ly over 28 cents a pound. The bride told the strange story to son, farm management extension before spring. Pigs on a full feed of corn need We have a suppply of old news- Misses Ruby and Bessie Sumner week. that It might be the war, with the whether they will be the size of Candy bars represented more Judge Langston King during a specialist at Michigan State college. some protein supplement. This need paper Watervliet contributed a list of were home from Chicago to spend John E. Jackson, Calcasieu Parish ! men away, but that guess now ap- wrist watches is not yet known. than half of the industry's tonnage habeas corpus hearing. Bumper grain crops have already 179 names to the some 13,000.000 pears incorrect. The new set, shown by the Bell for the fourth successive year. Bulk caused a slight drop in feed prices may be reduced if pigs are given THE RECORD OFFICE OLD TIME NEWS Sunday. Their sister, Miss Eva, re- agent, has told farmers to set up "They were muttering threats in men 18 to 31 and 31 to 46 in the Both parties figure there are about Telephone laboratories, does not goods represented about 20 per and the demand for fluid milk con- turned to the city with them to ac- poultiy wire traps in their large | Romany while the judge fnarried us, nation who enrolled for military ser- a million and a half more eligible need to warm up before it plays. It cent of the total, and package goods NOTES cept a position in a job printing es- pastures, using a carcass and dead saying if I didn't answer 'Yes' tines high, Peterson points out. With vice in response to the new draft tablishment. buzzard as a decoy. We Now Have A Large Stock of women voters than men. Both major neither lights nor glows nor produces made up about 15 per cent, but no surplus of beef, swine and sheep From the^ Files of the Record they'd kill me," she testified. law. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Geisler and Mr. He said one farmer near Baton parties are preparing an emphatic any heat. Less juice than a fiash- penny goods were practically un- to consume the predicted high :e;' / • wooing of the petticoat ballot. light runs It. available. The marriage took place before Mrs. Weltha Whalen has moved to and Mrs. E. Moody arrived home Rouge, La., had trapped and killed yields of grain, he believes it may THIRTY-NINE YEARS AGO Each has gotten out a sort of The set still is under experiment, Candy production—and consump- Justice of the Peace Tom Maes. Tht town from her farm and is occupy- Sunday night from a week's motor 3,500 buzzards in one season by us- prove profitable for dairymen to primer for the newcomers. and is not soon to be on the market. tion—is centered in a region extend- girl is Dorothy Comma Demetro and September 24. 1909 ing the opera house flat. trip to Niagara Falls. They went ing this method. food heavy for high production. The Democrats call theirs the Bell scientists, who made it, have ing from New England westward her husband is Walter Demetro through Canada and returned by the In most cases, the cattlemen re- Carl Enston is loading a car of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hyde, who "Guide Book." It gets down to such discovered a new principle of elec- through Illinois and southward The girl, according to her hus- Farmers may not need to cull south shore of Lake Erie through ported, a flock of about 300 buz- c/o better Jobs grapes for the western market. have been residing at the lake, have fundamentals as "What Is a Pre- tronics, and expect this principle to through Virginia. This section, band's application for a writ ol dairy animals as heavily as in the the states. They report a most en- zards would swoop down and at- two past winters when there was George Haynes went to Kalama- leased the Cunningham bungalow on cinct?" and how to work in one. have many uses in addition to radio made up of 18 states and the Dis- habeas corpus, goes by the gypsy joyable trip. tack a helpless newly born calf. such a shortage of feed and feed zoo Wednesday whore he will at- the Sutherland addition and will The Republicans call their booklet sets. trict of Columbia, produced 85 per name of "Duchess Comma." The 1 prices, in comparison with milk Special THIS WEEK ONLY tend the Parson Business college. move to town. "Selecting and Electing." It con- In place of radio tubes, the set cent of all the country's candy, and girl was picked up at request of prices, were so high. G. A. Wigent and J. D. Knapp Mr. and Mrs. P. C. LeMonte will FIFTEEN YEARS AGO centrates on how to become a dele- uses little metal cylinders, hollow, ate up 55 per cent of it. The rest Philadelphia police. gate to the national convention and not much larger than the metal tips of the country, the book reveals, On the dark side for the Michigan have been erecting a silo on the move to Gary, Ind., the first of the September 22, 1933 Dometro filed a writ, claiming the KITCHEN AND how to help run things there. of shoe laces. At the base of each produced only 15 per cent and con- dairyman is the current pasture sit- former's farm west of this village week, where he has accepted a po- LEGAL NOTICES police were holding the Duchess Dr. Joe F. Reed, who is Water- Both books would be good for is set a match-head size bit of metal sumed the remaining 45 per cent. uation. Most parts of Michigan went VEGETABLE BRUSH the past week. sition in a steel mill. GOOD COAL against her will. vliet's new physician and surgeon either men or women hopefuls in the that does the new radio miracle. through an August dry period which Rev. W. A. Hennesey and family R. H. Sherwood expects to harvest ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR Far cleaning potatoes, vege- will be located in the office vacated political wings. This metal is one of the sort known Met at Mother's House parched pastures. Cows dropped in tables, port or pans. White of Deerfield visited at the home of a crop of 4,000 barrels of fine ap- HEARING CLAIMS English Doctor Claims Magic Women Are Determined as semi-conductors. That means the Tamplco brush head In twisted ples this fall. by Dr. Smith above the A&P store "I met Demetro and his sister and production because untasty dried his son, Chas. Hennesey. this week i STATE OF MICHIGAN Women in both parties are de- metal transmits electricity very wire loop 3 x 3'/, In. 4 In. Dr. Reed comes here from Queen Charms Will Remove Warts brother-in-law at my mother's house grass was their only diet. Rev. Hennesey has been assigned as, Sgt. Barney Dwiggins, Cpl. Ger- The Probate Court for the County termined to put more women into poorly. But the metal amplifies the natural wood handle. City, Missouri, where he has been LONDON.—Magic charms really in Philadelphia," she said. "They A. C. Baltzer, extension dairyman pastor of the Free Methodist church ald Reid. Clarence Doty and Lyle of Berrien. political office for two reasons: (1) current running Into it if the intake associated with Dr. O. P. Grow, of are a good cure for warts. Dr. W. S. took me out in a car, drugged me says fresh cornstalks chopped up in at Deerfield for another season. Harper were home from Camp Cus- LET US FILL YOUR BIN FROM OUR SUPPLY They like to see women in office, and output wires are attached to the that place, 'and engaged in a gen- At a session of said Court, held at Inman said. and kidnaped me. They drove to the ensilage cutter each day will Mrs. Pat Barrett is reported dan- ter over the week-end. but also (2) they hope that the party little ball at the correct spacing. VEGETABLE BRUSH eral practice of acute infectious dis- the Probate Office In the City of St. Inman, a Portsmouth physician, Texas with me." temporarily fill in the gap for green TOILET BOWL BRUSH gerously ill of typhoid fever. Mrs. Madge Rae announces the which is most generous to women This spacing is about as much as eases and obstetrics. Joseph in the said County, on the OF wrote to Lancet, a British medical feed. Early seedings of rye and Thos. H. Walsh was home from i opening of her gift store for Satur- office seekers will also corral the the thickness of a sheet of paper. She said she slipped away and Bishop B. J. Brown celebrated his 7th day of September A.D. 1948. publication, that he had found a wheat for pasture will provide fall Holland last Friday. day evening. Sept. 21. largest part of the women's vote. The wires are hair thin. They used a single nickel she had to make 89th birthday anniversary Monday Present, Hon. Malcolm Hatfield little honest spit or a piece of raw a collect long distance telephone pasture if rains are sufficient. Balt- 10< 50< Mrs. F. C. Mutchler of Grand Rap-! Rev. W. F. Abbott is the new pas- Women's first loyalty appears to be and the bit of metal at the bottom potato could do more to remove September 18, 1933 at the Old Peo- Judge of Probate. call to her mother in Philadelphia zer points out. Fall rains will stim- ids was here Sunday visiting her tor assigned to the local Free Meth- to the party and then to their sex. are all the tube contains. The elec- some warts than all the chemicals ple's Emmanuel Home, which he Excellent KENTUCKY and WEST VIRGINIA Coals The small, slim girl with flashing ulate pasture growth, but until that Genuine black brother Arno Hall. odist church to take the place of In the Matter of the Estate of Women office holders reached a tronic action in the piece of metal at his disposal. While Tompico founded about 28 years ago. The eyes appeared in court in conven- time the farmers should provide briille head Postmasters Spreen of Watervliet Rev. W. A. Hennesey, who has mov- George Ross, Deceased. peak in state leglelatures in 1945-'46, causes no known wear. The metal He oited several cases in an ef- britllct in tolid Bishop, while a little feeble is still tional dress, but her sister-in-law dairy herds with from 75 to 100 3% i 5 in. and and Wright of Coloma were in ed to his new charge at Vicksburg. It appearing to the Court tha^ the when there were 234 women in of- in this first set is germanium. Sev- fort to prove his contention that hardwood block enjoying fairly good health and is was attired in colorful sweeping pounds of chopped corn fodder or 12 !n. ferruled j time for presentation of claims fice. They have slipped now. There eral other metals have been used. old time medicine men may not 1 % . 5 In. Advtrllttmrnl active in the work of the organiza- are 23 less. skirts, swinging braids, golden ear- silage for each animal. wood handle. against said estate should be lim- have been such quacks after aH. tion. The home is located on M-140 Per Ton Del'd rings and gold coin necklaces of the ited, and that a time and place be That slip worries the women The case histories included: north of Watervliet. chiefs of both parties—Mrs. India traditional Romany costume. appointed to receive, examine and WEST VIRGINIA EGG $12.00 Apachi Indian Made Pocket A boy of 13, who had 50 warts on Watervliet barber shops hive fix- Edwards of the Democrats and Her husband's attorney asked HOGS WILL CLEAN , \ From where I sit... Joe Marsh adjust all claims and demands one hand. Chemicals were used ed the price of hair cuts at 35 cents. Mrs. Robert W. Macauley of the Money by Skillful Riding Dorothy if she wasn't really 18 years against said deceased by and before BLUE CRESCENT EGG $13.50 without success. The doctor swore UP CORN FIELDS MILK CAN BRUSH SCRUB BRUSH —BsjPi —— This price is to be in line with the Republicans. CACHE, OKLA .— CM timers the boy to secrecy and then told old and sold in marriage twice be- said Court: The political plums on which the who came to Cache shortly after fore. But the girl insisted she was Hogging down corn is an eco-1 prices of shops in neighboring towns It Is Ordered, That all of the cred- BLACK GOLD LUMP $15.50 him to touch each wart with the "Farming" Versus and cities. women concentrate are seats In statehood recall the wild and tip of his tongue every morning be- only 14 and had never been married nomical and labor saving method ofi itors of said deceased are required ! J. Lee Roth returned to Chicago JACKHORN LUMP $15.25 congress. Right now there are seven woolly days when the Apache fore breakfast. Within a month the except to Demetro. fattening pigs, reports W. N. Mc- 69* 25< to present their claims to said Court women in the house, nohe in the Indians in southwestern Okla- warts were all gone. Millen, animal husbandry specialist' "Ranching'' Sunday where he has been a teach- Judge Grants Writ at said Probate Office on or before senate. homa outnumbered the white A small boy who broke his pledge at Michigan State college. Pure Palmetto Genuine White er in the Austin high school for the 15th day of November A.D BLUE DIAMOND LUMP $15.50 men. many years. Plenty of Contenders to secrecy did not get rid of his Judge King granted the writ on Pigs usually make more efficient I briillet and plain Tompico briilles 1948, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, But there are plenty of contenders Earl Drummond, Cache pio- Talked to some editors who run gether now and then for a barbe- Frederick Brown and Gordon warts this way. But he did secretly the grounds police had no warrant use of corn in the field than if the i wood handle. and square end said time and place being hereby WAR EAGLE EGG (Semi-Smokeless) .. $16.25 on the road. The Republican wom- neer, remembers that one "adopt- my column in their papers—in cue and a friendly glr.ss of beer." Willmeng went to East Lansing take a potato from his mother's to hold her, but told the girl she same corn were husked and fed. i hardwood block. appointed for the examination and en, through the mails, have heard ed" Apache named Phony Red panty, cut it in half, touched each could claim police protection if she Success of hogging down corn de- states where there's mostly cattle And from where I sit, that about Tuesday to enter as students in the OIL TREATED STOKER $15.50 was a white man raised by the adjustment of all claims and de- of 18 women all told fighting for wart with the raw surface and then wanted it. Federal Bureau of Inves- pends upon the weight of the pigs! and sheep raising—about the dif- sums it up. Ranchers may have freshman class of Michigan State Indian tribe. To make his spend- mands against said deceased. seats in the house. buried the potato in the back yard tigation agents were checking the used, season, character of the soil, | ferences there might be between College. The former is a son of Dr. ing money Phony Red would different names for things or grow It Is Further Ordered, That pub- The Democrats have further in- by the light of a full moon. The case. and other factors. Well grown pigs farming and ranching. different crops. But all over Amer- and Mrs. F. W. Brown of this city lic notice thereof be given by pub- formation about possible contend- talk the white men .Into placing a warts vanished. and the latter is the son of Mr. and Meanwhile, Justice Maes partially in average flesh, weighing about 100 j ica folks who work the land share lication of a copy of this order once ers which may bring the women dime in the middle of the town's Lancet published Inman's report Watervliet Hardware And they told me: "Joe, there's Mrs. Joseph Willmeng, Jr., of Bain- main street. substantiated the girl's story of the to 125 pounds appear to be adapted j those common traits of hard work, each week for three successive seeking congressional posts to be- without comment. wedding. no real difference between cattle- bridge. tween 20 and 25. Phony Red would race his horse to hogging down corn. Fleshy pigs j sober moderation, and good fellow- weeks previous to said day of hear- "The first time I reached the GENERAL®EUECTniC APPLIANCES men and farmers. We make our Earl -Shingledecker is at Mercy Frances Perkins still stands alone at full speed down the dirt road, should never be turned in the corn : ship, whether they're growing cat- ing. in the Watervliet Record, a question in the ceremony: 'Will you living from the land like your folks hospital. Benton Harbor, where he in the political history of American bend and scoop up the dime. field. Phone 49 Watervliet newspaper printed and circulated ii Baby, 1, Swims and Dives have this man to be your lawful do; we have the same 4-H Clubs tle for beef, or barley for good underwent an operation last week women. She has been the sole wom- "He never missed," Drum- Reasonably dry weather is best. said County. In Movies for a Living wedded husband?' the girl said 'No' and Granges; the same problems American beer and ale. following injuries which he sustain- an cabinet member, as secretary of mond says, "and a dime would (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD and I stopped the ceremony," he labor to President Roosevelt. buy something in those days." of prices and marketing. ed recently at the paper mill. Judge of Probate LOS ANGELES.—Dennis McShane said. "When it comes to recreation, Certified to by: has gone to work early in life. "A gypsy wh® was one of the we have the same liking to get to- Read how doctors are finding that CORDELIA FIREHAMMER, WATERVLIET Dennis Is only one year old but witnesses then spoke to her in the emotions are a basic cause of Register of Probate. Sept.10,24 PHONE 22 he has blossomed out as a full- Romany and she answered 'Yes.' I Migraine headaches. See how com- fledged wage earner. He already thought she did not understand Eng- Comright. 1948. Vnited*Stales Brewch Foundation bined psychological and medical MORTGAGE SALE DOWNTOWN RESTAURANT has a social security card. He can't lish very well. She said 'Yes' with- treatment is bringing unbelievable Default having been made in the ^Formerly Willis Cafe) Mrs. Julia Dudash, Prop. walk yet, but he's husky and weighs out being prompted when the ques- relief to migraine sufferers. Don't conditions of a certain mortgage 32 pounds. tion was reached the second time." miss "Migraine—Malady of the Emo- made by Roy Stemm and Guinevere Dennis can swim, and how. He MAKE OUR BANK tions" in The American Weekly the SUNDAY SPECIALS: started swimming in the bathtub A. Stemm, husband and wife to when he was five months old and, MIGRAINE—Malady of the great magazine distributed with Berrien Springs State Bank, a Corp- SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN at nine months, his parents, Mr. Emotions SUNDAY'S CHICAGO HERALD- oration dated the 2d day of January BAKED VIRGINIA HAM AMERICAN.—Adv. and Mrs. Glenn McShane, put him A.D. 1947. and recorded in the office So much to do! Scientists find deliberately sup- n/ounl^ANK ! Special Club Breakfasts Daily under the training of an expert of the Register of Deeds for the pressed or unconscious feeling of coach. County of Berrien and State of anger is a basic cause of migraine So little cost! Dennis has appeared in one movie Michigan, on the 3d day of January Try Our Hotcakes And Waffles headaches. How science is straight- and is scheduled to start work in A.D. 1947, In Liber 244 of Mortgages, ening out these mental twists to WE BAKE OUR OWN PASTRY another soon. The baby can swim on page 655. bring relief to migraine sufferers, is BASEMENTS across a 30-foot pool and dive from Your good judgment will tell AND THE installments of princi- We Invite Your Inspection a regulation diving board. described in "Migraine - Malady of you that It is smart to save a part pal and interest due on said mort- GO Emotions", in The American Week- of your income—deposit it reg- gage not having been paid when ly, great magazine with this Sun- -DUG- same became due and payable, ac- day's (Sept. 19) issue of The Detroit ularly in this sound bank, either cording to the terms thereof and the Sunday Times.—Adv. on checking account or In our undersigned having declared the saving department, and be pre- -Mb ""'"'l! full amount of principal remaining pared for the rainy day. This unpaid thereon immediately due and TNE BIQ TOWN YOU CAN BUY IT LARGE & SMALL payable as provided in said mort- bank invites your friendship. Tba aeaaon's just baginning YOU CAN SELL IT gage, on which mortgage there is BULLDOZERS for theatres, night Hia, QUICKLY claimed to be due at the date of this •fthtiaaeng. abopiant. IN EVERYtiGME notice, for principal and interest the flcu/ afita/c cLuj, nuyce and moxe paojiLe o/lq (Lj/i&eiruj WITH A WANT AD NEW YORK —$13.60 and sum of $10,280.56, and an Attorney's IN THE RECORD fee of $35.00, as provided for in said (BOSTON $14.95 * EARTH MOVERS mortgage, and no suit or proceedings ^WASHINGTON $12.05 i Extra copies of the Record are on at law having been instituted to re- sale at the Nu-Way shop. First National Bank FOR RENT cover the moneys secured by said The Durability... the Dependability•. • • mortgage, or any part thereof. OF WATERVLIET NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, '*A, that by virtue of the power of sale "The Bank of the People" contained in said mortgage, and the LAVERN R. RICE statute in such case made and pro- c the Dollar-Value— Phone vided, on Wednesday the 10th day VACATION RESORTS Godct of November, A.D. 1948 at ten Activitiea galore — fiihiog, MEMBER FEDERAL'DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Hartford 40 o'clock In the forenoon, the under- ridiog, loaf in c — but mora signed will, at the Court House in room . . . oilan lowac rata*. the City of St. Joseph, Michigan that being the place where the Circuit L/uvE GEORGE $12.15 ALL ARE IN CHEVROLET! Court for the County of Berrien is Atlantic City ..$12.85 held, sell at Public Auction, to the WATERTOWN .$10.20 highest bidder, the premises describ- Yes . . . Che violet alone gives the Big-Car Quality /W .s\ W .'l!\ »»•> W ^ ed in said mortgage, or so much thereof as may be necessary to pay and Big-Car Value that have caused more people to Ii the amount so as aforesaid due on buy Chevrolets than any other carl Chevrolet alone said mortgage, with 5 per cent In- Motor Coach and Electric terest, and all legal costs, together gives these Big-Car Advantages at lowest cost! ^HERE'S one sure way to make a hit with Train to Chicago THE SUNNY SOUTH Head South for balmy dayt your family—Cook ELECtrically and serve of sunt bin# and refraaUag FLAGSTONE wataf and baaeh «Qfta. dependably delicious meals. Suitable for Walks. Terrace*, New Orleans ..$14.75 SUMMER SCHEDULE Walls, etc. $17 ton delivered in MIAMI $20.70 twin cities. Call us for delivered ATLANTA $11.80 Leeve Benton Harbor Leave St loeeph Leave Biidgman Arrive Mlchl(an City Arrive Chicago (Rmmdolph St.) price to your place or you may RAIN WHEN EcuUm Standard Timu BaMem Standard Tinu Eaitern Standard Tim' Ctntral Daylxght Tims Central Daylight I\ pick it up here. YOU NEED IT FAST M AUTOMATIC •8:13 A.M. •5:23 A.M. • 5:47 A.M. •6:35 A.M. •8:12 A.M. Mof Value ••5:53 A.M. ••6.03 A.M. ••6:27 A.M. ••7:15 A.M. ••8:44 A.M. Everybody's going for Mm Valum in Performance with Mom Value Mote Value WADE'RAIN incrpfses crop yield 6:43 A M 6:53 A.M. 7:17 A.M. 8:05 A.M. 9:44 A.M. from every ocre. Fr:i>lc! you to 7:45 A.M. 7:53 A.M. 8:17 A.M. 9:05 A.M. 10:44 A.M. PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT in Riding Luxury! Economy! in All-round Safety! in Tasteful Beauty! grow HIGH VAtUE crops cosier 8:45 A.M. 8:53 A.M. 9:17 A.M. 10:05 A.M. 11:44 A.M. FALL VACATIONS and more profitably. 9:45 A.M. 9:53 A.M. 10:17 A.M. 11:05 A.M. 12:44 P.M. We are offering Stainless Steel Your own tests will prove Chevrolet's valve-in-head Chevrolet's Unitized Its smooth over-all design CLEAN 10:45 A.M. 10:53 A.M. 11:17 A.M. 12:05 P.M. 1:44 P.M. Slides. Gym SeU, Lawn Swings that Chevrolet has more "World's Champion" en- Knee-Action Ride plus and its world-famous Body Feotwret That Mcke FLAMELESS by Greyhound THE ROMANTIC WRT ridino comfort because of gines have delivered more Positive-Action Hydraulic 11:45 A.M. 11:53 A.M. 12:17 P.M. 1:05 P.M. 2:44 P.M. and all summer merchandise at by Fisher assure Chevro- WADE'RAIN the leader 12:45 P.M. 12.53 P. M. 1:17 P.M. 2:05 P.M. 3:44 P.M. Tba West's at its baat for a its Body by Fisher and miles, to more owners, Brakes plus Fisher Uni- let of beauty-leadership as Find out for yourself why more and more people are diicovvring 9 lifjM-ln-WeigM 3 1:45 P.M. 1:53 P. M. 2:17 P.M. special "doaa-up" ol the Duda improved Unitized Kneo- than any other motor-car steel Body Construction 3:05 P.M. 4:48 P.M. that Fall'i a superb Vacation Season! Then, the countryside is well as fine workmansh'p Aluminum lateral Pip# 2:45 P.M. 2:53 P.M. 3:17 P.M. 4:05 P.M. 5:50 P.M. Raacb aud Action Gliding Ride. power plant built today I provide triple protection! and sturdy construction. aglow with Autumn colors I The weather's tangy and invigorat- # Self-Locking 3:45 P. M. 3:53 P. M. 4:17 P.M. 3:05 P.M. 6:50 P.M. REDUCED PRICES ing! Nights are cooler, more restful . . . and there are so many .COURIER '!•/ COOL 4:45 P. M. 4:53 P.M. 6:17 P.M. 6:05 P.M. 7:56 P.M. exciting things to do! You'll find out, too, why more and more Los Anxeles —$40.35 LOW COST 8:45 P. M. 5:53 P. M. 6:17 P.M. 7:05 P.M. 8:44 P. M. people are going by Greyhound. Schedules are convenient . . . PHOENIX $31.75 mnir 6:53 P.M. 7:17 P.M. 8:05 P. M. poimvi 6:45 P.M 9:44 P.M. See us for modern coaches reach all of America's acmchair San Antonio . .$20.45 7:45 P.M. 7:53 P.M. 8:17 P.M. 9:05 P.M. 10:44 P.M. IOCK mmfnit -• *— -s Plus U£. Tax , 8:45 P.M. 8:53 P.M. 9:17 P.M. 10:05 P. M. 11:44 P.M. ZENITH RADIOS vi 10:10 P.M. 10:18 P.M. 10:42 P.M. 11:30 P.M. 1:10 A.M. SAVIS LABOR — SAVES WAlKINOt • GUARD APRON goidoi Pipe In and ''• Ezcapt 8«tuTd«y and Sunday. * * Kxoapt Sunday. Table and Console Models GREYHOUND TERMINAL keepi Dirt out on display. ASK TICKET AGENT FOR • WADE'RAIN Patented MAIN UNE INDIANA idj, MICHIGAN DEL GRAIN'S CHEVROLET- VAIVE keept water in Main line OFFICIAL TIME TABLE -IS FIRST! ELECTRIC COMPANY "66" SERVICE while diicanneding loletali. BENTON HARBOR; Union Sua Depot. 216 W. HOURLV SERVICE Watervliet, Mich ' Mala St., Fbona S-1121 and S-11227 THE Invniigatt WADC'RAIN — Prefect j •' ST. JOSEPH; Caxlton Waltara' Stora. Phona 3-1621. From Mornmg Crept — la.'# labor — fntreau Prefilt STEVENSVILLE; EiaWa Drag Stora. Phona St. 1 Joa 3-7352, Bxidoaaa 50-Fll. Slawart Filling BRIDGES GARAGE ./ Station, Phone St. Joa 3-7796. L»u at Nigh' J. N. SCHREIBER CO. BRIDQMAN; Aadaiaon Filling Station. Pfaona WATERVLIET CO-OP Bridomaa 0157. 189 Pipestone St WATERVLIET, MICH. HARBERTi Tosaqnlat Stora. Phona LaWda 3823. BENTON HARBOR, MICH. MILLING CO. Phone 4 Across from Depot Page 6 1 The Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., Friday, Sept. 17, 1948 "f P W Page 7 ers may also hunt at the same time. iriction bearings in new types of letter are requested to let the pastor ing. Wednesday evening, September passage (Col.2:8): "Beware lest any MICHIGAN Applications to hunt in the special French Fans Shower aircraft. The Philadelphia firm has know as soon as possible. 22nd. All reports are requested to man spoil you through philosophy STATES BIGGEST POSTWAR season must be received by the game substantially boosted production of The first of our Church Nights be in readiness at that time. Coun- and vain deceit, after the tradition CARS SPAN GROWTH OF DETROIT SKYLINE ^ TIMBER SALE TO BE HELD bearings for aircraft gas turbines cil of Admiration will meet in con- of men, after/the rudiments of the division by October 5. and the draw- Wrestlers With Beer will be held next Wednesday at the RECORD CLASSIFIED SECTION SEPT. 24 AT GRAND SABLE CONSERVATION ing of names will 'be October 11. and other plane engines. church at 7:00 p.m. A cooperative junction with the conference. world, and not after Christ." "Something L" e 14 new types of supper will be served under the The Sunday School is making Correlative passages to be read The biggest postwar state timber Last year, 300 hunters were al- PARIS. FRANCE. — Murder the planes and a half-dozen experimen- auspices of our young adult group preparations to observe Rally Day from the Christian Science textbook, For Sale sale, in which a half million board lowed on an area of 24.000 acres in bum! Changez I'arbitre, that ref- tal pilotless craft have been revealed Rolls and coffee will be furnished with a program, promotion, recog- DIRECTORY feet will be offered at public auction, this county. Farmers' reports of eree is blind! Voici, Pierre, pour "Science and Health with Key to by the air force while numerous The program will consist of a report nition of Catechism graduates, and will be conducted this month in the WILDUFE NEWS deer damage, particularly to celery another beer on that low type. the Scriptures" by Mary Baker FOR SALE—Dining room table, 6 CLASSY ADDIE^; others are still on drafting boards, Grand Sable state forest. have been numerous in the area Bravo, a direct hit! by the pastor of the General Coun- reception of members into the Eddy, include the following (p.192): J. W. GUNN, M. D. chairs, buffet and china closet, | he says. churoh. It is hoped the attendance specified for the special antlerless Such quaint expressions are an in- cil meeting held last June at Ober- "Evil is not power. It is a mockery like new. Lawrence Fay. 9-17-p The sale will be held September BUCKSHOT, ARROWS The up-to-date aviation vocabulary Office Hours, 9 a. m. to Noon. season this year. tegral part of the wrestling matches lin, Ohio. The report will be in the may reach 200 on Rally Day. II of strength, which erelong betrays 24 at the state forest headquarters must now include, Zisette said, such TO COMPETE FOR from Singapore to Scott's Bluff, form of pictures taken during the everyone helps it can be done. its weakness and falls, never to rise." Sunday by Appointment Only. FOR SALE — Nearly new studio on Hound lake. 12 miles east of Mel- new names as Banshee, Stratojet, Nebr., but at the Salle Wagram, a Council sessions. World Communion will be observ- Chrirtian Science Services are held ALL KINDS OF GLASSES couch. Mrs. Clifford Baugh, 222 strand. A cutting permit will be DEER IN ALLEGAN VAN BUREN SADDLE CLUB Phantom, Shooting Star, Panther, few blocks from the Arch of Tri- Choir rehearsal will be held at the ed on October 3rd. Every Christian M 11 o clock every Sunday mornina FURNISHED Park street. 9-17-p granted to the bidder who offers the Pirate, Thunderjet and others known - ——- I SPONSORING HORSE SHOW umph in Paris, it hits a new and church Thursday at 7:45 p.m. should make it a point to be at the at the church on Paw Paw street. largest cash bonus in addition to Bowmen Get 45-Day Jump On only by anonymous symbols such WATERVLIET MICHIGAN FOR SALE—-Motor scooter. Phone ' eujaa Doot h The Van Buren County Saddle lusty low. Lord's Table. Coloma. Sunday school convenes at ANYTHING FRCM staumpage prices. as the XS-1 which reputedly has 137J, Watervliet. 9-17 Gunners club is sponsoring an English and The French throw inhibitons to the same hour. A cordial invitation A TRUNK FULL crossed the mystic barrier of super- I Seventy-five per cent of the mark- the winds when it comes to indicat- OF CUTE TRICES Shotgun and rifle hunters will got Western Horse Show, Sunday, Sept. sonic speed. WATERVLIET BIBLE CENTER SALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH is extended to all to attend. F. W. BROWN. M. D. FOR SALE—Duo Therm automatic] TO A WHITE ed timber offered is hemlock and their chances In Allegan county 19, at the Van Buren County Fair ing their displeasure with contenders Rev. Harry R. Zemmer, Pastor R. A. Gensmer, Pastor hot water heater. New. Will sell at. ELEPHANT CAfO the balance mostly hardwoods, with in the manly art of wiping the floor Anti-friction bearings for the new PHYSICIAN and SURGEON deer this year, and archers will have grounds at Hartford. The show will Across from Depot on Pleasant St Coloma, Mich. big discount. Phone 200R evenings. BE DISPOSED OP considerable beech, arlton Hollister, with the other guy. aircraft exemplify the spectacular Phone 56 ! to compete with them in the hunt- start promptly at 1 p.m. LAWRENCE FULL GOSPBL 9-24-p THRU WANT ADS district forester, will conduct the At the Salle Wagram audience re- transition, Zisette said, pointing out 10:00 a.m. Sunday School. Divine service, 10 a.m. Sermon ing during portions of their season Every effort is being made to make ASSEMBLY WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN I sale. action is always extreme but varies that as many as a hundred bear- 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Ser- theme: "An Invitation to Humility." v 1948 CHRISTMAS CARD samples this an outstanding horse show. The Calls Answered Promptly Da or But the bowmen will get a 45-day along fairly strict econonj^e lines. ings of a dozen different types go vice. Sunday School and Bible Class, of Lawrence. Mich. are here. Be sure to see them. 30! club is offering unusually high prizes into a single engine, simplifying Night jump on the gunners in Allegan, and The shifty-eyed open-collaf stand- 6:30 p.m. Young People's Hour. 11:15 a.m. Rev. and Mrs. Guy Udell. Paston beautiful cards, with or without We have a suppply of old news- to contestants and will endeavor to mechanical design and lubricattm. bows and arrows may still be used ees in the single tier balcony and 7:30 p.m. Evening Service. The On Town Line Road, near Countl Scripture texts, with name imprint- DON'T THROW IT papers on both bucks and does for 15 days give horse and rider every consider- their equally ardent lady guests ac- offering from this service will go CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES Farm, south of US-12, 3 ml. west H. B. ANDERSON. M. D. ed for only $1.00. Pastor's folders, THE RECORD OFFICE after the close of the regular sea- ation. company their vocal derision by flip- into the building fund. name imprinted, $3.50 per 100. Other The saddle club is a new organ- "Matter" will be the subject of the Morning Worship, 11:00. son. ping lighted cigarette butts into the 7:00 p.m. Tuesday evening KYB PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON box assortments at 50c and $1.00. AWAY ization, starting last May with a few Lesson-Sermon in all Christian Sunday School, 10:00. The conservation department ring. club. Bmergency Appointments Any Time PEARL PLAYFORD. 114 Paw Paw charter members, it now numbers CHURCH NEWS Science churches throughout the Young People's Meeting, 6:30. points out that the November 15-30 Occasionally a ringside customer 8:00 p.m. Wednesday Evening Ave. Phone 198. 9-24 Old clothes, tools, furniture or Chevrolet's recently built 21,000.000lh model is (left), and Hugh Dean, general manufacturing manager, 31. Trial rides and picnics have world on Sunday, September 19. Evangelistic Meeting, 7:45 IrtO North Main St Phone 244 buckshot season in southern Mich- is struck by mistake and the house Prayer Service. most anything else that's no pictured beside one of the orifiinal Chevrolets of 1912. i is the Detroit skyline which has grown up in the 36 years BULLDOZER & CRANE been enjoyed by the club during the FREE METHODIST CHURCH igan counties will also apply to Al- protests. The Golden Text (Lev.19:4) is: Cottage Prayer Meeting in Hart- WATERVLIET. MICHIGAN FOR SALE—2 men's suits, size 40. longer of any use to you might Back of the cars and T. H. Keating, general sales manager 1 between the two models. Rev. M. E. Andrews. Pastor legan. which las had a bow and ar- summer months. Another favorite of the balcony "Turn ye not unto idols, nor make ford, Friday evening, 7:45. W 38, L 28V... Phone 301R. 9-3-tf be just what someone else is SERVICE crowd, restricted to those fortunate 138 Pleasant St. - Phone 107 to yourselves molten gods: I am the Wednesday Night, 7:45. looking for. Don't throw It row season since liMl. ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL AND FOR SALE—In Hartford: Neat clean Large and small bulldozers for rent. enough to be standing over the aisle, Lord your God." Special music and singing. All ARTHUR A. McNABB, MD away! Sell It through the use To clear up some doubts about the FALL LAWNS DO WELL The tent meetings which have been REFORMED CHURCH 5 room home, inside convenien- Hogs Adopt 'New Look'; Woman Tosses Gem-Laden Shoes Basements dug and fill jobs. Allegan season question this year is to pour stale beer on departing Among the Bible citations is this welcome. PHYSIOIAN and SURGEON of a classified ad in this news- Specialist Predicts Early fall is a good time to seed in progress for the past three weeks (Bainbridge Twp.) ces, electricity, gas, city water, elec. They're Thinner and Longer Into Burning Trash Pile the conservation commission has combatants. Office Hours 1 - 4 P.M. paper. Black dirt and gravel. lawns. Michigan State college spe- Patrons in the outer fringe of seats will conclude this Sunday evening hot water heater, newly redecorated MILWAUKEE. WIS.-Mrs.' Hildr specifically provided a buckshot C. J. Beehler, Minister And By Appointment LANSING, MICH. - It shouldn't Toes Will Disappear cialists say. After fall rains put the —or those who may be termed, at 7:30 with a special message from and in splendid condition. Quick pos- gard Sommerfeldt's shoes were worn season for November 15-30 for bucks Carol Hopkins. Organist happen to a hog. ground in proper condition for work- roughly, the middle class spectators the pastor-evangelist M. E. Andrews Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted session. $4,000 and terms can be ar- out so she tossed them into a trash Canonie Excavating Co. with three-inch antlers, to conform THE RECORD But the fashionable, modern WASHINGTON.—A foot specialist ing is the time to begin, and then —are out of cigarette flipping range. on the subject: "Man's Last Day." 10:00 a.m. Sunday School. Merle LET'S GO Phone Office 356 ranged. F. W. Schurman, Real Es- model hog is coming out with an pile to burn. Phone 2167 Covert. Mich. predicted that 10,000 years from now with the general season. the work must be done in a hurry. However they vary the murderous This will be the concluding service Bujack, Supt. tate Broker, Hartford. 8-13-tf entirely "new look." She said she didn't know there nobody will suffer from ingrown A bow and arrow season on deer exhortations by tipping, poking, of this city-wide tent meeting which 11:00 a.m. Worship service were 50 diamonds in the heel of onr A fine, smooth seedbed with lime JOSEPH CONWAY. M.D. Falling in line with ordinary hu- toenails. of either sex from October 1 tc kicking and generally annoying de- has been in progress for the past Theme: "The Master of Life is Jesus man beings, this year's crop of of them. and fertilizer worked into the top Card Of Thanks The reason is simple. By 11,948 December 15 this year in Allegan parting gladiators. three weeks with services every Christ." ROLLER SKATING PHYSICIAN and SURGEON For Rent hogs will be longer and thinner Mrs. Sommerfeldt, 38-year-old six inches is important. It should A. D., people will have practically county was previously provided by At the ringside, the well dressed night. The confirmation class will hold Hours: 1 - 4, 7 - 8 than the war models. Ripon, Wis., bakery employe, claim- be firmed by rolling. A good qual- EVERY WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, & SUNDAY EVENINGS We wish to thank our many friends no toes. Hence, no toenails. DUMP TRUCK WORK the commission. Archers may also diUetantes who plunked down $2.50 The Sunday School will meet at its first meeting on Saturday. Sep- And By Appointment FOR RENT—Immediate possession Naturally the hogs have nothing ed her brother put the stones in her ity seed mixture, should then be 7:30 to 10:30 Admission 35c. Tax Included and neighbors for the beautiful flow- Dr. William J. Stickel, executive -ALSO- take either bucks or does from Oc- each for the occasional privilege of 10 a.m. with classes for all ages. tember 25. 6 rms. & garage, furnished or un- to do with it. shoe when she visited him in Hol- raked in lightly. Some find that a Bhones ers and kindness shown us at a secretary of the National Association tober 11 to November 15 in 17 othei catching 240 pounds of braised beef The first society meeting of the The choir meets for rehearsal each furnished. Hot water heating plant, According to W. N. McMillen, land. GOOD CRUSHED DRIVEWAY straw mulch, which is kept moist Jffice 357 Residence 369 time when they were deeply appre- of Chiropodists, said: counties, which were opened to this in their laps, manifest their dis- new conference year will meet on Wednesday night at the church. oil fired. Phone John Hays 240J swine specialist at Michigan State The brother. Fred Stelter, charged will protect the young seedlings un- ciated. "Feet, as we know them today, AND CEMENT GRAVEL type of hunting last year. pleasure on these occasions by a few Tuesday evening at 7:30 in the Paw Paw LalBETTY GRABLE and DAN DAILEY | 8-P1ECE APPLE PARTY SETS Sanitary Enclosed Truck tervliet Body Shop. Phone 351. Searchers on foot said they killed and there has never been a trace BARN DOOR TRACK-Llght weight '/^-Price 1940 OLDS HYDROMATIC 12 rattlesnakes in brushland and of the Illinois couples. ii LARGE AND SMALL BULLDOZ- Scsuuce — CALL COLOR CARTOON AND SELECTED SHORTS 4 plates, 4 cups $1.00 LOUIS SULKO A Real Bargain mesquite flats while searching for RS, Cranes and Dump Truck Ser- Va-Price Phone B2J Watervliet the boy. Radio Device Helps Baby CABINET HARDWARE--! lot vice. Sand, gravel and fill dirt de- SEPT. 18 8-P1ECE GLASS LUNCHEON SETS 1940 PLYMOUTH Six private planes took part in the ACME REFRIGERATION CO. SATURDAY livered. Phone Hartford 40J collect. Sitter Care for Children Cheap. Runs good. search. 4 trays, 4 cups $1.00 LaVern R. Rice. 7-9-tf 710 WAUKONDA AVE. 44 KIME'S BOOKKEEPING He had wandered eight miles from SHANKS VALLEY. N. Y.—A radio baby sitter for student veterans liv- RAMROD 1947 FORD TUDOR home. Phone 5-4023 Benton Harbor, Mich 50-PIECE GLASS LUNCHEON SETS METAL ROOF PAINT ^ Price STEP LADDERS & TAX SERVICE, Inc. WATCH, CLOCK, AND JEWELRY ing here has been put into operation JOE McCREA. PRESTON FOSTER and VERONICA LAKE service for 8 $7.95 GRAY, RED, MAROON. BLACK 55< per ft. REPAIRING — For reliable work, Like new. by Maj. J. L Wood of Seattle. Complete Bookkeeping Service for take your repair job to CHARLES It enables one baby sitter to take COLOR CARTOON AND SELECTED SHORTS DEAL.fc.RS 1IM MEXICAN BASKETS in various sizes and shapes the Businessman F. ECKERT, now located at 764 E 1936 PONTIAC Airman Taxis Plane Down care of a number of children in their PLASTICA EXTENSION LADDERS High St., Benton Harbor. This is Rood transportation, cheap own homes on such occasions as SEPT. 19, 20 Price Harvey Building Phone 2961-3961 Main Street; Fined $10 SUNDAY and MONDAY COVERED PICNIC BASKETS ASPHALT TILE FINISH i community dances. VICTOR- Freezers - Milk Coolers - Walk 55^ per ft BANGOR, MICHIGAN 1937 DODGE Maj. Wood is living here with his Mechanically perfect. DALTON, NEB. — Aeronautics wife and two children while study- In Coolers. "FOXES OF HARROW" i WATERVLIET k department officials were ing at Teachers' college. Before he THE GIFT NOOK 1942 PONTIAC ftumped when William D. Bates REX HARRISON and MAUREEN O'HARA entered the army he was in com- = Lawndale—US-12 Open Sundays 5 J BODY SHOP k Wm sacrifice. taxied his plane up Main street. mercial radio. VIKING- • Meat Display Cases-Vegetable COLOR CARTOON. ENCHANTED SQUARE AND 430 MAIN Bates had landed on a field His procedure is to placg a micro- 1936 FORD TUDOR outside the city limits. He ma- BASEMENTS DUG If body dents have made you feel. phone near the crib of each baby to & Dairy Self-Service Display SELECTED SHORTS Don't miss this little car. neuvered his aircraft onto the A Complete Line of Groceries and Fresh Meats Your auto has no "eye appeal" be watched and connect it to an Crane - Bulldozer highway, proceeded into town Then come to US and get some amplifier in his own home. Cases - Walk-In Coolers. SEPT. 21, 22 GRAVEL, FELL DIRT Small Wayne Air Compressor and parked in front of a cafe. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY mends,— Each amplifier is labeled with the BEER AND WINE TO TAKE OUT There he sipped a cup of coffee. name of the baby being watched INSULATION AND ROOFING APPLIED Delivered When WE are thru, your trouble Two-Wheel Trailer Study of the department's In each home he also places an PUFFER-HUBBARD •Reach-In Refrigerators-Dough "50 GOES MY LOVE" = Open Evenings and Sundays ENDS! WATERVLIET PHONE 22 rules failed to show a precedent. alarm clock near the baby so that Retarders - Beverage Coolers. MYRNA LOY and DON AMECHE The state highway 'patrol came if its ticking ceases the baby sitter OTHER YARDS AT RUDELL BROS. COMPLETE SERVICE ON CARS B&C MOTOR SALES up with the answer. Bates was will know that the radio device is COLOR CARTOON, BUTCHER OF SEVILLE AND -Beverage Coolers - Walk-In Coolers 1 LAWNDALE GROCERY I MILLBURG St. Joe 3-3048 B.H. 5-5040 See C. L. "Cap" Bush Main St. and US-12 fined $10 for operating a motor no longer working. UNITED- = US-IE—Lawndale Dick Cnrtli = RIVERSIDE BENTON HARBOR vehicle more than eight feet wide SELECTED SHORTS Hartford 134W WATERVLIET The microphone is so sensitive Direct Draw Beer Dispensers. nillliillilllllillllillllllllilillllllllllilililtliillllliililiillllillllililMlllllllililllitililliliiri PH. 351" on • highway. that it will even transmit the sound of the child's breathing. | Page 8 The Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., Friday, Sept 17, 1948

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Baugh. for- FARMERS ADVISED ON CARE Ruued Jeep's Best Selilnf Soft-Hearted Bartender mer Watervliet residents have pur- Self-Service Gas IN HARVESTING POTATOES chased the residence ptopery at 222 Point Today Is—Comfort Sponsors Children's Hour Extra care in harvesting potatoes BREVITIES Park street and have moved here Stations Cut Costs TOLEDO, O. - The jeep, that HOBOKEN, N. J.—Now it's a sa- from Coloma. Their daughter. Miss great taskmaster of the last war, loon with a children's hour. will prevent much loss from spoil- Zabo will continue her senior year The place is run by one Parky Mrs. Julia Coe, of Toledo, Ohio LOS ANGELES.—New self-ser- has gone "soft." age suggests J. D. Johnson, county James Copeland left Wednesday in Coloma high school, coming here Radigan, who has a soft spot in his is visiting Mrs. Marian Hinckley vice gasoline stations are springing Once reputed to be the world's agricultural agent. Rough handling for Kalamazoo college where he is for the week-ends. up throughout Southern California. roughest riding vehicle, the jeep heart for the neighboring kids. causes cuts, bruises and peeling. The enrolled as a sophomore this term. this week. * He hates to see those children's Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Pitcher, Mr. Instead of men attendants, cute girl has caught on with America's farm- agent says a little extra care will Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wright of television programs going to waste Donal Cutler is enjoying a vaca- and Mrs. Courtie Weller and Lyle cashiers, some on roller skates and ers largely because they say It Is :esult in better potatoes to market Florida were guests this week of his the most comfortable vehicle in in his place. tion from his duties with the In- Harrison, employees and their wives dressed in snappy and abbreviated during winter months. sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bert which to do farm chores. "These kids," he says, "don't get ternal Revenue office in Benton Har- of the local branch of the Farm costumes, take your money after Robbins. Elm street. Willys Overland motors analysts to see television. They're too young Consumers are demanding a well bor. Bureau Oil Co., were at Portage you have filled your own tank. Dr. and Mrs. T. J. Hanson and report that more than 50,000 of the to drink." graded, clean and attractive bag of Nelson Carpenter of Carp's Supei Point, north of Manistee, last week- In addition to the girls there is family have as their house guest this sturdy little cars have wound up on The idea occurred to him when he potatoes and Johnson believes farm- Service station received delivery this end to attend the three day conven- another attractive feature for motor- week, Mrs. Hanson's mother, Mrs ists: farms since V-J day. Oddly enough, turned the lights up one day after i.rs taking extra effort to please the week of a new Jeep from Nelson tion of the company. Thomson of Detroit, who arrived on • The price for gasoline is as much the farmers say the jeep's out- a baseball television broadcast. The consumer will get more proft In the Brothers garage. dark corners were filled with young- Tuesday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Hays of Po- as five cents a gallon under usual standing characteristic is—comfort. long run. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bishop were kagon Heights, are leaving this week Some farmers even have installed sters, who had sneaked in to watch. Mr. and Mrs. Corliss W. Abbott prices. Some of the self-service Urder cook cloudy conditions, po- in Kalamazoo last Sunday where for Albion, where Mrs. Hays is em- radios. Then mom and the kids ride So Parky perused the television and children, Rickey and Jonine, of stations advertise a saving of seven I totatoos should be allowed to remain they were guesis of their son and ployed and Mr. Hays is on the high cents a quart on oil. along while pop does what used to schedules and picked out some chil- Crawford, New Jersey, spent Labor dren's shows. on top of the ground an hour or t'.vo family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bishop. school faculty in that city. Their Borrowed from the super-market • be lonely field chores. Day week-end at the home of the The customers may have been lo let skins set. But if the sun Is Mr. and Mrs. Irving Holland have daughter Laura Lee entered Mich- system, the new idea is spreading. ' former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy startled at first but they made no bright, gather them before they get returned to their home in Cumber- igan State college at East Lansing Estimates indicate there are more Actress Stabs Self In Trying protest when—as the children's pro- suncald. Abbott. on Wednesday of this week. than 35 self-service stations, and land, Maryland after a visit with To Avoid Traffic Ticket gram started—Parky closed the bar Mrs. William Anderson and Dr. the number is growing daily. Potatoes should not be shoveled or Mr. and Mrs. Louis Holland and Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Overton of and called in the kids playing in the Jeannette Anderson returned to their Operators claim their products are HOLLYWOOD.—Evelyn Bertuccl, dumped ruoghly into bins. Potatoes family and Mrs. Lillie Holland, Paw Plant City. Florida, arrived in Wa- street out front. home in Rockford, 111. on Monday marketed at one-third the cost to 26, an actress, stabbed herself in with bad cuts should be culled out. Paw Lake. ' tervliet last week-end from Lake The kids loved it. after visiting at the homes of the ordinary stations. Harry Rothchild, an effort to avoid getting a traffic They may start spilage that will Word has been received from Mrs. Lure. North Carolina where they For the older boys. Parky plans former's brothers, Walter and Fred president of Rothchild Oil company, ticket. claim many yf the tubers. Joseph Collins this week to the ef- have been spending a few weeks "If you give me a ticket, I'll kill an afternoon a week of baseball. Aspengren. They are now at their Paw Paw one of several independents going Dry, of course. fect that Mr. Collins remains crit- in strong for the idea, says his cost myself," she warned F. R. Couch, ically ill at Veterans hospital, Hines Ben Willmeng still remains ill at Lake cottage and are renewing old motorcycle officer, who signaled her Mercy hospital, Benton Harbor is 1V4 cents a gallon to the normal Eighty-six forest fires covering 662 111. He entered the hospital on acquaintances in Watervliet. to the curb after she allegedly drove Bounties totalling $1,760 for 352 where he underwent surgery a few 4% cents, refinery to consumer. acres in the state were reported by September 2nd. Mrs. Arvon Collins, sixth grade through a red signal. foxes were paid last week by the weeks ago. He is much improved Self-service requires a larger area ihe conservation department for the Charles Paradise, former local res- teacher in the local school, entered Couch opened his book of tickets. conservation department. Total of but expects to be hospitalized for as each station uses several times week ending September 5, making ident, who has been in California Watervliet hospital last Friday for Mrs. Bertucci, known in the movies the $5 predator bounty payments foi the normal number of gasoline as Evelyn Smith, pulled out a seven- a total of 1,362 fires on 12,474 acres for the past seven months, arrived several days longer. x-rays and treatment, returning this animal to date amounts to $129,- pumps, to accommodate more cars. inch-long Chinese ceremonial knife thus far this year. in Watervliet Monday enroute tc Mrs. Charles Kubin and her moth- home Sunday afternoon. She is rest- Some stations have 20 or more 965. er, Mrs. Lauretta Robinson, left on from the glove compartment and Detroit where he will take up resi- ing this week at her home in Lawn- pumps. plunged the blade into her hip. Wednesday of this week for Las dence for the winter. dale and Mrs. Hans Western is sub- Attendants are needed only to un- She was treated at Hollywood Re- The Misses Shirley Pjesky and De- Vegas, Nevada, where they plan to stituting in the school during her ab- lock the pumps and take the cus- ceiving hospital, then taken home. lores Mishler spent Wednesday of spend the next eight months. Mr. sence. tomer's money after he has helped this week in Chicago as the guests Kubin plans to join them in a week Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Quigley enter- himself. PLAN TO GO of Mr. and Mrs. John Briese. The Mrs. Henry Tallis of Williams tained Saturday evening at a buffet Some stations have put girl at- Twelve hundred acres of state- girls spent the day shopping and re- Bay. Wisconsin is spending a few supper preceding the wedding re- tendants on roller skates. It en- owned lands in Marquette and Iron turned home Thursday morning. days with her mother, Mrs. Walter hearsal. Guests included Rev. H ables them to make quick change counties will be offered at public GET YOUR EXHIBITS READV and handle more pumps. Dr. Joe F. Reed, who has been do- Aspengren. Recent guests at the Stewart Ross, Mr. and Mrs. William auction for iron ore exploration Oc- ing post graduate work for the past Aspengren home v/ere Mrs. Herman Emery, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Robandt tober 1 in Lansing, the conservation MANY PREMIUMS HIGHER department has announced. two weeks is expected home on Swan and Mrs. Andrew Danielson of Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Albert Robandt Send us your social Items. Stepmber 20th. He has been at the Chicago. Jr., St. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Henry VAN BUREN COUNTY Hulls Clinic in Davenport, Iowa, Mrs. Frank Whitney returned to Overly, Kalamazoo and Miss Roberta taking special work in osteopathic Watervliet last Saturday following a Thompson. Watervliet. technique. visit with her son and family. Mr Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer and son Mr. and Mrs. John Thar and son and Mrs. John Whitney, at Flood- Robert of Boulder, Colorado, who 25% Discount 25% FAIR David spent last week-end in north- wood, Minnesota, whom she accom- hove been visiting his parents, Mr. ern Michigan and Canada, visiting panied home after their visit In and Mrs. L. J. Palmer of this city points of interest. While in the up- Watervliet. and friends in Chicago for the past ON ALL MERCHANDISE per peninsula they called on Mrs Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Tweedy and Hartford Oct. 4 - 9 three weeks, plan to return to their Clara Woods Roberts of Newberry son Albert have as their guest at SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN'S GREATEST FAIR home this week-end. Mr. Palmer a former Coloma girl. t h e Methodist parsonage, Mrs will again enter the University of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hoyt and Tweedy's father, John Vincent of Colorado this fall, completing his family of Nappanee, Indiana were Sparta who arrived in Watervliet NOW IN PROGRESS pre-medic course in the spring. Last guests last Sunday of her parents on Wednesday of this week for a week-end Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. C. Guy Curtis. Mrs. visit with his family. and Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer and Curtis has been on the sick list for Miss Flora Marvin, laboratory family visited Mr. and Mrs. James the past week and is somewhat im- technician in the S. S. A. A. hospi- Boston Store Palmer and family in their new BIG Clearance SALE proved at this writing. tal, Upland. California, and Miss home in Toledo, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Audas Durflinger Betty Harrington, nurse in the same Leora Geisler, Prop. and family, former local residents hospital, left for home on Monday Phone 12 Watervliet, Michigan have moved from Niles avenue tc of this week following a visit with Victims of Texas City Blast the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. south State street in St. Joseph Sue U. S. for Ninety Million DO YOUR CHRISTMAS where they have purchased a two Charles Marvin. Coloma. They were - % — • •r apartment home. They plan to rent accompanied by Miss Marvin's sis- HOUSTON, TEX.—Uncle Sam was SHOPPING NOW! the upper apartment as soon as they ter, Mrs. Orlando Robbins of this blamed in the Texas City explosion to the tune of more than 90 million have completed some improvements city, who plans to spend several dollars in lawsuits. to their new property. weeks in California. Eight suits totaling $55,208,446, in- uiiiiiiiiiiiimimimiiiiiimiiiimimmimiiiiiiiiimimiiiiiiimiiiimiimmiiiiiiiiiii!; cluding a 50 million dollar claim by Tacy s Appliance & Gift Shop the Monsanto Chemical company, were received here by the federal THEATRE district clerk for transfer to Gal- Watervliet, Mich. veston, where trial of the cases is R1TZ Watervliet, Michigan scheduled. = Shows Every Nlfht at 7:00 and 9:15 — Sunday. 3 p. m. Contlnuooa = Monsanto's suit alleged the gov- ernment "had knowledge of the po- Admission Prices—44c & 14c All Week. tential hazards" of the ammonium 25% Until Oct. I 25% E On Sunday—Children without adults must pay 40c after 6:00 p. m. = nitrate, but that it was packed and shipped from government plants while "innocently labeled fertilizer." REGULAR PRICES* The claims seek damages for deaths, personal injuries, property damage, reimbursement for insur- FRIDAY and SATURDAY SEPT. 17, 18 = ance payments, recovery of profits JOHNNY WEISSMULLER, BRENDA JOYCE IN lost by plant destruction and dam- age and loss of services of techni- cally trained personnel killed in the disaster. "Tarzai n and the Mermaids" =I Texas City officials listed 512 per- ADDED: SELECTED SHORTS E sons killed or missing in the disaster. An estimated 3,000 were injured. e Similar suits already on file at ^

| "B. F.'S DAUGHTER" | I wish to thank the people of shirts $3.65 ties $1.50 handkerchiefs 65c Watervliet for the splendid sup- iiimmiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiimmmmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimmiiiiiiiimmiiiimiiiiiiin port given me In Tuesday's Elec- Why Pay More? tion. 15 WALL TINTS •. Pleasing, correct over-all color harmony Is easy to achieve with the standard Liquid Velvet colors . . . ROBERT FAULKNER fifteen beautiful pastel colors that will harmonize with the furnishings in your room. Make your decorating O 17 J7 17 Choice Steaks problems easy by using Liquid Velvet in your living room, bedrooms, hallways, etc. Covers most any sur- O * Rib Roasts face in one coat, ROUND - SIRLOIN - T-BONE 7 DEEP COLORS GROCERY DEPARTMENT Your home can have that new look with Liquid Velvet LB. LASHLEY Deep Colors. Turquoise, Deep Green, Orange, Deep Gold Medal or Pillsbury's Flour, 25 lbs $1.89 Cleaners, Inc. Blue, etc. are ideal for use as accent colors, to im- OLEO, Nucoa or All Sweet, lb 39^ portant in modern Interior decoration. 59c Mrs. Jas. Barrlcklow: "Jlnunle, wouldn't you Swansdown Instant Cake Mix, 1 lb 32C GROUND CHUCK, 55* BOILING BEEF, 35< like to have a pretty Regular K«y«d Gold Medal or Pillsbury Flour, 5-lb. bag S2£ cake with 5 candles on Wail Tints It for your party?" Maxwell House Coffee, lb. 53<; 2 lbs $1.05 PEAS, Early June, Small Size Jlnunle; "I think I'd Hills Bros. Coffee, lb. 54c; 2 lbs $1.05 2 No. 2 cans rather have five cakes and 1 candle, Mama." Manor House Coffe, lb. 53^; 2 lbs $1.05 Our Greatest Aim in r~^r SUGAR, Michigan, 10 lbs 89e Business Is To Please wHirir BUTTER lb. 78c Patron. POTATOES, Michigan Cobblers, peck 59^ If you want to be a PICKLES, Lake Valley Whole Dills, quart. . . .25$ speaker, just learn to say 'Til take the Pork Chops lb. 69c check." OXYDOL If your name appears 33$ In this adv., present this copy to use and American receive one garment thoroughly cleaned ROBBINS PAINT i WALL PAPER STORE AMERICAN FAMILY FAMILY and beautifully press- Ed's Quality Market SOAP FLAKES FLAKES ed—FREE. 'TtctuCquatUnA Phone 9124 Watervliet, Mich. Phone 266 Watervliet, Mich. 34* Sheep on their way to winter range in the mountains, San Benito County, California.

BRING PAINTINGS FROM NORWAY. Rugged Nor- wegian fjords and rushing mountain streams are brought to life on these eight original oil pointings given to Mr. and Mrs. Ole Vasby, right, and Miss Elva Vasby, left, Rockdale, Wis., when visiting rela- tives last summer in Norway. One scene depicts Mr. Vasby's birthplace and boyhood home.

DIGGING POTATOES on muck land in Northern Indiana, where fabulous yields are now pro- duced, on land once considered worthless.

VINES WITH TONS OF GRAPES. Harvest- ing grapes is no small task for John Stone, Silvis, III., who owns the largest grape vineyard in northwestern Illinois. It covers five acres and produces an an- nual crop of about 20 tons of Concords. § NOT THE SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF A SEVENTH DAUGHTER - but equally lucky, if the seven on her forehead means anything to young cows. Burt Meredith, Whiteland, Ind., thinks his young calf, born with a perfect "7" outlined on her face, is some- thing pretty special and so does everyone else.

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PEACH AND PEACHES. Cute Agnes Black returned from a visit at the farm of her grandparents in Cook County, Illinois, with this bosket of luscious fruit, a present for her parents.

"OLD BLACK JOE", cotton picking in the Long Cone District, Sumter National Forest, S. C.

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SORGHUM MAKING is not a lost art to A. B. Fesler, long time farmer near Cambridge, III., who made sorghum for the 25th time this fall. Fesler processes his own sugar cane, as well as doing custom work for neighbors.

SCHOOiBOV HAS old John lobards, Gt owns and tends Ms reentered tilrpigs, en m job pohi oh. timei and exhibits with htel Rugged ness and all-round "go" are coupled father, Don Robards. 40 anir with fuel economies in MM Visiordined mats at present and Tractors to assure reserve power and out- standing performance under all field and in the male hog | weather conditions. From the famed MM open hog pen pkxe at Viskmlined "foursome"—the models R, U, Z and GTB —choose the power-packed tractor engineered for your particular farm needs! Special features include: fewer parts and greater accessibility; anti-friction sealed transmissions with precision-cut, heat-treated, alloy steel gears; high turbulence type cylinder heads; force-feed lubrication systems. ' Quick- On—Quick-Off" tools for all MM Visionlincd Tractors offer greater utility and real economy. EVERYBODY TWIRLS - All of the 16 students in Safe, dependable MM Visionlined Tractors this Jackson County,. Iowa, rural school are ex- mean time saved and more profits on all your farm power-jobs—oi/ the year round! No mat- pert baton twirlers. Their teacher, Howard Flo- ter how tough the job, there's an MM Tractor gel, believes that baton twirling helps children for better and ieasier farming . . . ready to give develop coordination, and they think it's funl you that profitablt e teamwork of MM TRACTORS and MM MODERN MACHINES. ROCK BROILERS on the Arba Brutus IIM TIACTOTS AIE VISIONLINED FOT EFFICIENCT, COMFOTT, AND SAFETY I Pine Village, Ind. With cockerel purchases way down this spring, broiler prices sioufd be good at holiday time. • i£i

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By SUSAN LOWE

IT'S A BIT TOO EARLY for those birds! BuJ Johnny and Beffy Kramer of Palmer, Iowa have fhe best of inten- tions as they offer com on fhe cob to fwo baby chicks.

days in %****. of :-i Khooi lunch, odvoity all the mftak of ihr y r«qoIr« studied planning. Sh l V ' r chttdren depends fargefy them. Meals mus! be Oatiei P4 cups cocked prunes il cup shortening There are seven groOps of food whfch must 2 cups^gnmulated sugar be included daily In our diet: J cup rifted all-purpose H teaspoon salt . 1 teaspoon soda There's a pleasant, saucy flavor to this luscious, yw. And it stays put-on the \0_ - 5* 2 teaspoons cinnamon! quick-and-easy loaf cake! And look: il cake, not on the wrapping. All in all, 5 VP to U cups quick-cooking Qifti keeps well, packs well, carries well! Ami here's another triumph for you and thai and yeHorw vegetables — 1 it's as tender, moist and gloriously light fine, white flour so perfectly'suited to %cup chopped unblanched as PiDshury's Best cakes are wont to be, vhalettr you bake—satiny-smooth P^o«2loe* and gropefrUt or raw Pit 1 cup prunes and cut into Ann Pillsbury's creamy batter king is Pillsbury's Best! Try it: small s SAUCT APPLECAKE Slaja fvsh f* days-tUkaU dwrnyx, Ummks to PUbkmrfs beat. Add flour sifted BUmdim.. .1 •••, mix thoroughly. SiS , soda and soice. and 2 caps sifted Add Blend jyn oats and al In tmall . sifted dry ingredients and 1 BACHELORS, fhe line forms af fhe leffl May Mane rups sieved •yphi—n. sheets, ^ cup Mueller, Lake Mills. Wisconsin puts the finishing touches 1 teaspoon .... floured nuts and raisins. a piece Mb thoroughly. on an exfra special cake...topped with a two-tone KARO* 1 teaspoon soft each cooky. B Syrup frosting. "Karo keeps the frosting smooth and soffT' into fightly greased, oven (375 teaspoon floured, 9x9x2-inch pan. 19 minute. says attractive May Marie. teaspoon cWwm cup chopped Mtoand in moderate oven (350° F.) with one for 45 to 50 minutes. CooL of the sifted dry ay ferftar Icto*: Cream 2 tablespoons ingredients. butter. Blend in gradually 2 cups sifted con- • Hcup 1 . fectioners' sugar. Add 2 to 3 tablespoons hot Yx cup granulated t>gar and cream, a little at a time, until of spreading MRS. BELLE ALBRIGHT Yx cup firmly packed brown consistency. Add H teaspoon vanilla. Frost swMr; cream well. top of cooled cake. of West Bend, Wiscon- sin, jots down new menu surprise, or suggestions for lunch )/Gu Bake Your Best bbxes. Mrs. Albright, former superintendent of with Pillsbury^ Best canning at Washington (}Amm PiUAmrfs oidsjlk^trdimarf red pes im tmry 9 County Fair, uses and recommends KARO ^for canning ... for firmness, good color and flavor.

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SYSTEM of MILKING COWS,

This system of milking cows is so very right THIS Book that its use is spreading rapidly... 1948 may not will explain be the year that it will come to your farm but now is an excellent time for you to get all the WHY... facts... now is a good time to tell us to mail you the story of the Surge System of Milking Cows. e

BABSON BROS. CO. We are doing our level best—materials are still 2843 W. 19th St., Chicago 23, III. Dopt. 2996 short, but we are now able to take care of a G«nfUmen: Please send me your Free Book describing few more farmers every day. fhe Surge System of milking cows. BABSON BROS. CO. AtUrtt- 2843 West Nineteenth St., Chicago 23, III. Sfafe

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