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Square Dancing Featured on Summer Recreational Program EAST JORDAN'S LEADING NEWSPAPER SINCE 1896 •\J" VOLUME 87 SEVEN CENTS EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN; FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1M3 SEVEN CENTS NUMBER 27 Annual School Square Dancing Featured on Meeting Monday Foundry Addition To Be Summer Recreational Program July 13, a P. M. Completed In Mid-September Notice is hereby given to the Square Daneiajf On Friday of last week thirty- Qualified School Electors of Dis- Square dancing, always popular two boys traveled to Boyn* City trict No. 2 of the Township of Methodist Bazaar with the youth of East Jordan, to take part in informal games of South Arm, County of Charlevoix, To Report for Kane - Shaw The new 76x171 foot addition wiil become, part of the Commun- softball and baseball with the State of Michigan, known as the to the East Jordan Iron Works is ity: Chest Summ>er Recreational Boyne City youth. East Jordan Rural Agricultural Pre-Induction Exam Wedding June 27 well under way, and is expected August 5th -6th Program next week, Wednesday, The 12 yr. olds and under won School, District No. 2, that the to be finished in mid-September, July 8th at 9:00 P.M. at the East over- the Boyne group of similar annual school meeting will be held according to Ted Malpass, one of and for Induction the co-owners. The Annual Bssffar promoted Jordan Tourist.Park under the age 23 to 2 in sof tbaH; The 13 yr. in the High School Auditorium, Rev. Walter N. Cany pastor of by the East Jordan Itethodist .diceetion ol MrJWilbJtb olds and over were beaten 10^ to .Munjjay^July 13; at 8^00 j>. m. f or^ the Charlevoix Baptist Church, It will be used primarily for pat- Church which has received such 2 by the Boyne lads in baseball.' the transaction of such business The following named men have performed the double ring cere- tern storage. .Customers < often generous public acceptance is now Aa in the past, dancing will be The following lads made the that may legally come before this been ordered to report to the . mony Saturday evening, June 27, have, a casting made* and then organized for a bigger and better held in the Recreation Building trip to Boyne City, Friday after- meeting. Draft Board Office in the City at 7:00 o'clock at the parsonage months or years later come back Smorgasbord and Bazaar for the at the Tourist Park on the West noon : W. G. Boswell, Hall, Charlevoix, Michigan, on the which united in marriage Miss and request a replacement, or ad- year 1953. Mrs. Edith Swafford ditional parts from the same mold. Side. This marks the fourth con- The following lads made the 'Secretary Board of Education. 23rd day of July, at 8:30 a. m., Helen Kane of Charlevoix and is in charge of the present secutive year'that square dancing trip to Boyne City Friday after- 1953, rfor transportation to the William. James Shaw of East Jor- This makes it imperative to be Smorgasbord and her committee •27-2- able to locate a particular pattern has been a part of the summer noon:— Jerry Carney, Glen May- Induction Station, for pre-iDdu«- dan. has announced that they will not year it has gained in popularity. immediately, Mr. Malpass says. hew, Cal Darbee, Richard Hayes, tion physical examination. Parents of the couple are Mr. I only feature the same special Remember that square dancing Glen Kowalskfi, Philip Wright, Fireproof- materials, cement foods as last year but will also Herat N. Prohaska, Ronald C. and Mrs. Milo Kane of Charlevoix will be held each Wednesday even- James Yettaw, John"Bos,:—Billy Thomas Kiser West, Donald 'G.-Kerr, Rpbert L. and Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Shaw of blocks with_gypsum roof, are be- add as a special feature Roasted ing throughout the months of July Taylor, Bucky Cihak, Robert Bu- ing used in the new building as Michigan Turkeys. The Bazaar un- Bradley, Boyne City, Michigan. I East Jordan. and August at the Tourist Park low, James Kinney, Robert Sher- Passes Away , Max D. Sommerville, Roman] The bride was attired in a lav- they have -been in most of the der the direction of Mrs. Mable and that young and old are wel- man, Richard Clark, Larry Wood,- Jest'of the plant,, and the pat- • Winston will have a bigger dis- Klimkiewics, _ Jrir- 'Sherman D. ender organdie street length gown come. '-" cock, Marvin Crawford, Earl at His Home Thomas, Marlin B. Sweet, East terns are heavily insured, since . play "of home talent products and "Boys' Activities with white accessories and wore Burns, Gene Richards, Gareth Jordan, Mich. a corsage of yellow roses: Miss replacement would be costly. Mai- will sponsor a Silver Tea August Two groups of boys, one 12 yrs. Thompson, Charles Kamradt, pass recalls three or four serious Thomas Franklin Kiser passed Wallace S. Napont, Richard A. Velma Kane,., sister at'the bride, 1 ,. 5 wiih a real Home Baked Goods of agiTarid~~under and- the other Jack Gee, Kenneth Crawford, Wells, Charlevoix, Mich; fires, one of which destroyed the -away-at-hiaJiome_In_ East Jordan. attended her sister as; bridesmaid. foundry in. 1905. .:•" Sale. The public is-urged to save 13 yrs; of age and t>lder,take-part^ ^lare-Ctawfordy Hobert Winstone, She Wore a blue-organdie-atraet these dates for an outstanding in the softball and baseball act- David Damotli, Duane Dougherty, June 29, 1953, at the age of 81 years. • The following named men have length dress with white acce. Patterns are made of~wooc|7"~~: Family Vacation Treat. adv.-P-l ivities at the West Side" Ball Park Bradley Saxton, Larry DanfiSthi aluminum or iron, depending on under the direction of Coach Jon Wilson, Elmer Compo and Mr. Kiser was born Feb. 16,, been ordered to report to the ies anjd wore a corsage of red ros- Draft Board Office in the pity es. •-...' .._: '....:'. " •-.',.- the durability required. When Gayle Saxton, summer recreation— 3Ceith Holley. 1872, at or near Shelby, Ohio. : With parents and six sisters he Hall, Charlevoix, Michigan, on Gale-Neumann .of St. Charles, stored, the original blueprint may al director. For the time and plate of the be used for filing, or a picture of Dora Dougherty boys' activities, please consult immigrated with covered wagon the 14th day of July at 8:15 a. friend of the groom, served as to. Bellaire, the trip taking 28 m., 1968, for transportation to best man. the pattern may be taken and fil- the Recreation Calendar appear- ed under a customer's name or Married to ing elsewhere in this paper. days. They camped on the banks, the Induction Station for induc- Imme3iateJy~following the cere- of the Clam River. There was on- tion -into the Armed Services. mony the wedding party was serv- number to make location relative- Civil Service Tennis for boys and girls of ly easy. -••'" .. Dale Murray all ages is also-a part of the rec- ly one house there at the time. Robert G. Saxton, Robert L. ed a dinner at the Par 4 in Petos- Exam, for Sub. reational activities this summer. His father helped cut virgin tim- Buckle, East Jordan, Mich. key, These patterns are used'to make Tennis and tennis instruction ber to clear the present site of .Gerald R. Bell, Boyne Falls, A reception was held Sunday molds,~iafe> which duplicates' are ".; the courthouse square- and the' Mich. in the smaller community build- The Presbyterian Church waa Clerk - Carriers^ classes arTTieKr twiee^a' week at poured. Molds for the core, or in- the high school. These classes are Fairgrounds. ing at the EasSt TordalT Tourist side, of~th~e~eastiug aie iiiade from — the acene of the Saturday evening Park. A'dinner was served at 1 J30 wedding of Miss Dofa Dougherty held on Mondays and Wednesdays • His father and mother home- a mixture of sand and oil, .while A Civil Service examination for from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m.' steaded three miles east of Bel- p. m., given by the parents of the the outside is of a special .clay ' and Dale Murray. ' ~_^. Richard Bailey, *-*• young^ people, to forty-five rela Parents of the couple are Mr. permanent appointment in the Playground ActiTitiei laire. Their first house was built loam, shipped in from Ohio, _ , East Jordan, Michigan, post of- of virgin" timber. Mr. Kiser and tives and friends. The bride's tab- Sand is packed into the pattern ' and Mrs. Harry Dougherty and Playground activities are-in 17, Dies After le, was decorated with, bouquets fice to positions as substitute progress daily Monday through his sisters, Jenny, Ivy, Carrie, by rammers that carry 125 pounds Mr. and Mrs.~Xlarence Murray, clerk-carriers has been announc- of red roses and centered with a of East Jordan. Friday at the East Jordan Tourist Renie, Delia and Ada, went to of pressure* and a small pneuma- ed by J. A. Connor, Director of school in a log school house. - Tractor Overturns three-tier wedding-cake topped tic packer for finishing. The The pastor. Rev. Eilward 0. Park from 2:30 to 4:30 p. m., un- with a miniature bnde and groom. the Seventh U." S. Civil Service der the direction of Coach Sax- Mr. Kiser Hwd there iinjfl the molds are then turned out on a DeHayen, officiated before an Region. Starting pay is $1.61and Richard Bailey, 17, son of Mr. The bride is a graduate with altar decorated with baskets of ton. Children who come to the age of 19 years when he came to board, and poured full of .molten one-hali._.an., hour with, opportun- park to swim can also take part East Jordan where he met Nina and Mrs.
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