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Seventy-fourth year, No. 27 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1933 Twelve Pages Opposition Developing to EI CONVENTION MANAGER Mason to Get New Hospital, Vetoes of Gov* Comstock To Start Construction Soon, THJtEAT OF LEGlSLATURlC TO PASS BILLS OVER VETO UNDER FEDERAL 1 AC! CAUSING GOVERNOR ALARM. .SICl!; UOVK I'OK l{EU)G,VrIoN OF U,S l^'7 AND I'AVItVfi OP i>l-.S(i. Many Menil)cis Of Governor's Own Party At Odds Witli Leader Old Buildings to be Razed Over Veto Ol' Small Loan Bill And Chain Store Tax ,Stlile (i> In: Alloclitiid 18,000,000 in Bill. Loolt Forward To .Inly 17. KcrhTitl Kflirl', Fnml Iff he C M n DC MCCn WilUam Swartout To Build Hospital By V, ,T, Brown Used for Worlt nellef. s LO II U l\L WIW And Medical Building On Ash Street ]t loolts now as if a considerable number of members of botli the senate With the announcement lhat a fed­ or and liouse would be on hand for the linallties when they occur on July 11. New Lvlkul Hospital To Be Erected Where Ancient Frame Build­ eral appi'opriation of ?18,O0O,000 is to s RVISORSAREIOLB Ordliini'ily the dlty of (inal and forlnal adjournment is a perfunctory matter. bo made available for work relief in ings Now Stand, Worlc To Begin At Once. The liculcnant governor and a few faithfuls gatlicr in that chainber to listen Michigan there is again hope lhat US . SICAKL EXPLAINS SCHOOL to tlie scCretai'y drone off a few pages of matter for tho journal, most of 127 may bo relocated through tVIason FINANCING I'KoULE.MS. William SwarLOut, Mnson contractor, completed arrangements Wednesday, to eliminata two dangerous turns and night for the erection of a modern, fire-proof :i5-bed hospital and medical which consisls of messages from tho governor having to do with executive Legislature Flayed F o v Providing tlinL t\l-3G may bo relocated between blinding to bo erected opposite the court house on the site now occupied by action on vlirious bills passed. While this is going on a sim­ Mason nnd Northvillo as an optional Fcmds For Uiii\'crsil;y And ilar scene is presented in tho house —• rouLo between Lansing and Detroit to Sliite Colli.'igc.s. Lhe American Express building and Lynn Wright's shoe shop. The hospital where tlie spouUer calls the assembly relievo tlic Grand River road of traf­ will join the new McArthur law build­ to order following which tlie clerk fic. p. E. Searl, conty school commis­ ing on the west and the Waller Root sioner, went before the board of sup­ CITY TO BE IMPROVED calls tlie roll and pt'oceeds to spin off SUPERVISORS IN SESSION The relocation of US 127 hns long residence on tho oast. ervisors Thursday morning svitli a BY PROPOSED BUILDING a lot of reading matter pertaining to been a part.of the stale liighway pro­ The now building will replace two approvals and vetoes on bills passed summary of rural school problems. Two of tho city's oldest buildings frame stores which for Lhe pasl 50 gram, LasL winter a promise of im­ Tho board wns called in an adjourned will be razed to make way for the during Lho closing days of tho active 10 EQUALIZE VALUAIiS mediate construction was made city C, ROSS HILLIARD years have marked tho eastern boiin- session. Then some member who has session to equalize valuations but a new hospital to bo constructed by officials and the county road commis­ Mr, Hilliard, clerk of Ingham coun- dai'y of tho business section. It will come bade for the obsequites, primed discussion of school problems took up William I-I. Swartout. The two one- tMICICTINo IIICKK TIIUIISOAY IfV sion provided the right of way was ey, is chairman of tho committee on stand beside tho McArthur building for Lhe occasion, arises in his place AoroURNKD SKS,SION. most of the morning session. story frame buildings have housed now under construction, the new secured at a nominal cost. However, arrangements for tho luinual conven­ numerous enterprises. At one timo nnd in it voi-y formal manner moves the right of way was not secured and Mr. Searl declared that local units Couch building and tlie A, A, Howlett that the house adjourn without date. .an.slng Supervisors rnireil olV Wilh tion of the Michigan County Clerks' must co-operate to tho fullest extciiL they were used by Frank P, Mil- the project has been temporarily shel­ association, Tho clerks are to meet block. Occasions have been known when only Hiiriil fMonibers To l!l(|uali7,e during these times when' financial bury as a monument factory ,Old- White Stucco ved. Tlie relocation would be over a in Lnnsing next week. timers give varying estimates of enough were present to preside and Tux Asse.ssnicnlM. route running southeast from the cor­ problems arc acute, He pointed out White stucco will bo the exterior make Llic motions. that the primary scliool money is to the age of tho buildings although finish used for tho hospital and med­ ner of Cedar and Ash streets to the most old residents agree that the With vetoes having been attached to Members of the Ingham counly corner of Lansing and South streets be reduced one-third, that aid under ical building. The site is a full 66 board of supervisors gathered in Ma­ tho Turner act has boon discontinued two buildings are above tho hnlf- feet in width. The width of Lhe hos- two exceedingly controversial meas- to olimiiiaLo right-angle turns at Ce- contury mark. ui'os, a conccrl'od movement is lacing son Tliui'sday morning to equalize tho diir and Ash streets and Lansing and SIATE'SCOUNiy CLERKS and that consolidated schools are to piLnl is to be 571-.. feet with a depth made to secure Lhe presence of a suffi­ valuations as taken by rurnl supervi­ Ash streets. Many accidents have have transpoi'lalion allowances dras­ of 36 feet for the main building with cient number of members to attempt sors alid city assessors. The statutes happened at both intersections. tically slashed. a 16x26 extension at the rear to house to override the vetoes. provide Lhat assessments shall he M-'Mi on SIsilc Progrliiu BEINGHAiVISIIORS The commissioner also told the sup­ an elevator shaft and a kitchen and .Sinlill hfiiin Veil) equalized at the June meeting of the In 1930 the'State highway depart­ ervisors that the state administrative laundry. Last fitll during the campaign a counLy Ijoai'd, However, when the ment decided to pave M-36 from Ma­ To MEET IN INGHAM COUNTY board has agreed to allow public util­ RECIOfiS The building will be set back 12 great many democratic members took meeting was held June 20 the assess­ son lo Dansville and On south and east THKKE DAYS NKXT WEEK. ities to pay but one-half their levies foot from Llio sidewalk line, Tlie decided stands on the small loan act. ment rolls for tho city of Lansing to Northvillo where the new highway for the primary fund due September spacious lawn Lo the rear and the un­ They prolnised tlie voters of their re­ were not complete and an adjourn­ would connect with a superhighway C. Itoss Hillilircl of Inglnuu, Vice 15 with time extended on t!ie balance RS LSiNDAY used property to tho east and in front spective disLricLs that they would ment was taken until today, into Detroit. This spring the right of Prcslileiil of As.sociitlion, lo be unlil December, Such action will re­ will be landscaped, •rWo DIUECroRS ro HE CHOSEN cither oiiLlitw tho slnall loan and Tho completed Lansing rolls wore way between Mason and Dansville Most; tl) OlorUs. sult in many teachers going without olVicos for Docliirs .'Vr 5IAS0N .MEETING. liousoliold finance available Thui'sdiiy morning. Shortly was widened nnd improved under RFC salary checks earned last yoar, Mr. Upon the first llooi' will bo offices Coiicci'iis or reduce before noon Chairman Claude Edgar work relief. County clerks from most of the S3 Searl said. Ho explained that more for doctors. A.grocmcnts liavc already announced the special committee pair­ Ilt'iivy Voting Exprl'.ted In Diinsvllll!, Lho legal inLerest It is thought that some of the now Michigan counties are to meet in Lan­ than hiilf of the Ingham counLy rural been reached between iVIr. Swartout ings Lo equalize tlie iissessmcnts. In oUorno.s Situation Chluiged rltto to not more fodoritl relief money is to be made sing next Wednesday, Thursday and Leachers have not boon paid in full for and Dr. E. VV. Brubaker, Dr. J. C. Cor­ thiiH most cases Lansing or East Lansing Friday for their 25th annual conven­ the past year's services iind that local From Last Year. ono per cent available for highway building in tlio saut and Dr. D. R, Lethbridge tor of­ niombcfs were paired witli rural silp- per month. At the southern part of the stato. State of­ tion. C. Ross Hilliard, clerk of Ing­ districts intended to use primary fund fice space. An x-ray department is orvisoi's. , It was expecLed that the School districts arc to hold Lhcir an­ conclusion of ono of ticials claim the federal government ham county and first vice president of receipts to pay back wages, Lo bo provided. tho linlLcst rights county solons would complete their the stato association,, is chairman of nual meetings and cloCtions Monday, may insist that the relief money be "More than three-fourths of school Upon tho second Iloor will bo the soon in lt Michigan Uibors Thursday afternoon, tlio'arrangements committee for tlio July 10. The Mason school meeting used in industrial counties instead of funds on hand June 30 aro in closed hospital, a modern operating room and logislaLuro in years, Oliiuu Disciisseil convention. Lewis Newman of Gi'and is to bo called to order at eight o'clock northern counties where relief needs banks," iVIr, Searl declared, "Teachers a children's room. Provisions aro the intoi'osL rate was In tlio morniiig session Sup, A, R. I'inpids is president. in tho school auditorium. The tol'lns are not so pressing. The paving of went months wiLhout pay, I told thom being mndo for 15 beds In the hospi­ flnltlly l'oduCed to Sawj'or of If^ast Lansing, brought up of Claude Post, . prosidoiit of Lhfi M-3G would furnish labor for Ingham, Attorney Genei'hl Patrick H, Lo carry on and they would be paid tal with the plans drawn so that ono It n d throe- a Cliiini presented by Prosecutor Dan i boai'd, and J. B. Doan, elected last Oakland and Wayne counties, it is O'Brien, Auditor Gonoral John K, when the primary fund is distributed. yoiir to flu a vacancy, expire. No op­ rooms may bo easily itddod. foiirtli.s per cent pei' D, tVIcCullough covering diles of .fO.OO pointed out, Stack, Secretary of State Frank D, Now wLLh only half lhe money avail­ month. Tho present to the stato assocuttion of prosecutors. position to their re-election has de­ An elevator will ho insLalled so Lhat Citii'.s After Olisli Fitzgerald, and MelvjUo B, McPher­ able many teachers will be forced to veloped, it is reported. patients may bo easily transferred rale is Lliroo and one-half per cont per iVlr, McCuUough was present and ex­ Lansing, J.ackson, Grand Rapids son, stato tax commissioner, are wait until next December for money The sccretai'y's report will bo read from ambulances at the roar Lo tho month oi' '12 per cent per yoitr. Tho plained tliat the statutes pi'ovide for and other cities arc seeking the great­ among Lhe state officials wlio are Lhey have already earned, I feel re­ bill as plisscd calls for a legal rate of the payment of membership to the at tho meeting" as wilf the budget for hospital upon tho second Iloor. er share of the federal money for city scheduled to address the clerks during sponsible because I urged many of Iliis WiirkiMl on Project 21 per cent per year. It was opposed state association, improvements but economists insist the three days. them to continue teaching without the coming year. The tVIason board by one of lho most active and pernic­ C, Ross Hilliard, county clerk, will hold a session Friday inght to de­ Since coming to Mason six years that federal money used in highway Others upon the program during pay," ago Mr, Swartout has been socking to ious lobbies ever operating in Litnsing. pointed out that sessions of the board finitely fix tho budget and tlix rate, construction offers a better field for the convention include Mayor Max A, Warns Townships i interest the cominunily in a modern The governor has vetoed the bill with fire delfiyed because of the practice of both skilled and common labor than Templeton of Lansing, T, Emmett Mr, Searl cited instances in othor Peliilldns on l<'ile the explanation that ho lias become supervisors in bringing In claims of hospital and medical building. There do many of tho city projects, McKensie of Detroit, district director counties where school funds have been Petitions signed by parents and arc two hospitals, the ono known as convinced that tho small loan concerns constituents on the morning the board of naturalization and Peter F, Gray, used for township expenses, I-Je read asking tho school board to provide a cannot operate nt 21 per cent a yenr. meets. He suggested that the super­ A Lansing group plans to ask the tho Mason hospital on Jefferson and road commission nnd the board of former Lansing mayor who is now an opinion from Dan D, McCuUough, oacher lor the opportunity room and ^, ^^1,^^, opoviiieA by Miss Maude Orr His critics nnd tho opponents of the visors follow a former resolution warden of Jackson prison. prosecuting attorney, declaring that to equalize the salaries between gi-ado, 5^^,^,^ ^^.^.^^^^ present act whicli must stand if the which provides that claims against the supervisors to seek allocation of fed­ eral funds and appropriation of coun­ To Tour County such diversion of school funds is il­ and high school teachers will come Negotiations for the site of the new county shall be filed with the clerk On Thursday afternoon the clerks legal and that a township ti'casurei' up tor consideration at the meeting! ,^^3;^^, ^^^^^ underway for sev- three days before meetings. It was ty funds for boulevarding Michigan SrA rlQ-WIolO INTKUICST avenue between Lansing and East will make a tour of'county Institu­ who allows school funds to be expen­ Friday night, it is expected, oral weeks. The land was purchased More than 75 daily and weekly agreed that such procedure would be tions-and Lansing and Mason indus­ ded for purposes other than school followed, Lansing and the extension of East Another issue which will probably f[.oni Walter Root. The deal was fin- newspiipcrs of Michigan have re­ Kalamazoo street between Lansing trial plants, Mr, Hilliard will have needs is liable to school authorities be discussed Friday night is the pos- dosed late Wednesday night, quested Lhe privilege of publish­ and East Lansing, charge of the tour. It is expected and that action may be taken against sibie return to teachers of tho 20 per 1 E.vperienotid Bdiidor that the Reo and Oldsmobile compan­ ing tho series of articles on the County road officials have not re­ the treasurer and his bondsmen, cont deductions in salary for the last I M,., Swartout is an experienced state legislature and affairs at ies will furnish their newest models "The scliools need every dollar be­ three months of the school year. The builder. Before coming to Mason six ceived definite word as yet from the for the tour. The clerks will Inspect Liuising which began in the Ing­ AX PENALTIES state highway department as to allo­ longing to them," Mr, Searl said, "Ev­ teachers agreed to the reductions with years ago he was a Grand Rapids con­ the tuberculosis sanitarium near Lan­ ham County News last Thursday. cation of funds for Ingham county. en then it is feared that many schools the understanding that if delinquent tractor. During the time he has been In order that all may have on sing, the infirmary near Okemos, and in Ingham county may not bo able to taxes were paid that the faculty would in Mason Mr. Swartout has erected Murray W. Van Wagoner, the new the court house, county jail, detention even break on subsequent releas­ ARE BEING FORGIVEN highway commissioner, has been busy operate the coming year while others be reimbursed. Some of the delin­ six modern dwellings. He says that es, local readei's will be forced to home, road commission headquarters will remain open for only a few quent taxes have been paid, he has faith in the community. He with plans since taking office July.l. and county park in Mason, take a little filler this week. In OoUltTS MAY nKCinif: ISSUE »E- He is being assisted by his deputy, months," UiUlot at; Dansville ' points out that all of the homes orect- The sessions will be largely taken other words while about a half TWEKN STATE OFnCIALS. Harry S, Coons who resigned as engi­ Sawj'er o|>efn!.s Debate Ingham township school electors ed by him have been modern nnd ot up with discussions of new laws af­ million readers, many in remote neer of Ingham county several weeks Sup, A, R. Sawyer of East Lansing will be handed complete ballots Mon- the newest construction and so have fecting county clerks, taxation mat­ sections of Michigan, are reading f>llchigaii Muiiicl|>!il LiHiiguu Waniii ago to become assistant under Mr, told his colleagues that the legislature day. At Dansville the election is con- found a ready sale. Thursday morn- ters and naturalization laws. what our own readers had before Counly Trciisurer Tluit lie Is Van Wagoner last Saturday, intends to make provisions for school ducted in the same manner as state ing he said, "This hospital project is them last week, we will pick up Disobeying The Liiw'. The Hotel Olds in Lansing is to be aid. He said that supervisors should and county elections with candidates a big one but it is one that has long a few crumbs at random. the headquarters for the convention. not becomo unduly excited over the filing nominating petitions, interested me. I believe this corn- Clarence W. Lock, Ingham county The annual banquet is to be held at plight of Lhe schools inasmuch as Three offices are to be filled by the munity has need of a modern well- veto stands, retort that thoy are not treasurer, is sLill accepting payment the Olds at six o'clock Thursday Governor William A. Comstock nnd Ingham electors. Roy Hobart, pre- appointed hospital and I think that concoriicd with the continued exis- of .1932 delinquent taxes without in­ FORiRAUREL night. Supt. Paul W. Voelker are working sent secretary, is opposed by Clarence such a building will be appreciaLed tciice of tlie small loan companies, terest or penalties despite the ruling Because ot the 1933 convention be­ out plans for the relief of schools. A. Diehl. Ami Terrill, present treas- and utilized by the public, Thoy point out that no working man of Attorney General Patrick H. ing the 25th meeting of the clerks the The East Lansing member said that urer, is opposed by Artliur J. Miller,' "The work >s to begin just as soon can afford to pay so high a price for O'Brien that such action is illegal. Mr. IREDINEX Si programs for the. convention are ad­ many schools have school funds on Herman Mann, appointed to fill the as the present buildings are vacated, borrowed money and that the old tiine Lock is obeying tho ruling of Auditor orned with imitation silver covers. hand. • vacancy caused by the death of Ar- } am naturally anxious to start work loan shark and salary clieclc grabber Gonoral John Slack that interest and LIFE OF MBS. ALVA L. GUINNELL chie Marshall, has Arthur Pollok for but the present occupants W'H be g'v- was forced Lo work in secrecy while penalties shall be ignored, Mr. Lock IS DESPAIRED. Sup. Max A. Templeton, Lansing''s new mayor, declared that Lansing nnnnnpnf ^n ample time to find new locations, Lhe pi-cscnt law provides a cloak of is also backed by Lho board of super­ June Rainfall Average his opponent. Mr. Swartout is a member of the respectability which the three ball ar­ visors which has authorized liis stand. t\Ir. and IVIrs. Lynn Grlnnell Viclinis schools, reported by Sup. Sawyer as having sufficient funds to provide In the Alaiedon township unit theie ^^^^^.^^ ^^^^ ^j^^ ^^unty board tist never enjoyed. They point to high Tho Bellows act passed by the legis­ of Giisolinc E.vplo.sinn «n Cabin With High Temperature seven months of school, have Included .are ballots furnished but because no Supervisors. He was elected to the powered salesmanship as typified in lature forgave penalties and interest Cruiser at Algoiilic. ,,^3 ^^^.^^^^ all available revenues in their budget one has filed petitions the ballots con- newspaper and radio advertising as on 1932 delinquencies provided ptay- HEAVY RAINFALL ON LAST DAY tain no names. The terms of L, E, 1,^^^,.^^ and that the cash balance is low, far . ^Q^. ^^^.^ proof that thousands are lured into ments wore made by July 1.' Follow­ Mr. and Mrs. Alva L. Grinnell nC SAVED FARM CROPS. Lounsbury, the secretary, and Frank ^^^^ ^ less than enough to operate the school (Continued on Page 6, Col. 3) ing tho passage of the act the legis­ Detroit and James B. Shepard of De­ Thomas expire. system tor seven months. His son, Harry Swartout, is asso- lature adopted a resolution extending troit were badly injured and Mrs, June was hotter than usual taut the Quiet at OkcnioH • elated in business with him. tho time of payment to November 1, Grinnell may be fatally burned as a rainfall was about average, the rec­ Commissioner Searl then pointed While a large assembly is expected Holstein Breeders To The attorney general holds the resolu­ result of the wreckage of tho Grinnell ords of M. M. Bowers, special weather out instances where all available at the annual meeting of the Okemos tion as being without force. The aud­ cabin -cruiser at Algonac Monday observer for Mason, discloses.. The school funds are in closed banks. He Consolidated district there does not Automobile Licenses Have Working Picnic itor general declares that he will abide night. While anchored off Algonac siverage temperature was 68.7 with a said that the schools in the townships appear to be the usual fight brewing. by tho terms of the resolution whether on the St. Clair river gasoline leaked mean maximum of 85 and a mean of Onondaga, Leslie and Bunkerhill Last year because of ousters and re­ Half Price August 1 ro MKKT XT COUNTY I'AIIK SA'r- or not it is legal. froni a cook stove, flowed down into minimum of nearly 69. Had a down­ townships are among those hardest signations all five members were UaOAV, JULY I.'). League fMiiy Act the bilge and then was ignited. The pour of 1.75 inches not fallen the last hit by bank closings, elected. BRANCH LICENSE liUREAU tMAN- Mr. Lock was advised Wednesday resulting explosion blew the boat to day of the month the rainfall would Detciids Townships AGER RECEIVES WORD. atoms, broke windows in homes two have been much less than normal. The terms of Alonzo Eberly find Something now in the way of pic­ that the Michigan Municipal League Sup. G. p. Doxtadcr of Onondaga Percy Wheeler expire this year. They nics is scheduled at the county park, intends to seek court action to force miles away and threatened the lives However, with the deluge of last Fri­ defended township boards in withhold­ C. Ross Hilliard, manager of the of others on boats anchored near the day morning the total rainfall was were elected last year to fill one-year Saturday, July 15, when the members the addition of penalties and interest ing school funds. He said that previ­ vacancies. automobile license branch office tor of the Ingham County Holstein Breed­ to 1932 taxes. League officials declare Grinnell cruiser. boosted to 3.21 inches, just short of ous to 1932 school districts were paid , f . I V..,..:M. hni/i Ingham county, has been notified to ers association hold their annual pic­ that townships and cities are being There appears to be slight hope for the average over a long period of the actual levy for school purposes re- All other rural scliool districts hold issu.J^^^e ^^^^1933 automobila.tfnntrti-fiife. ifrx^n^flicenspe ninft.plates^ nfat. nic. All the members have been re­ penalized by following the resolution. the recovery of Mrs. Grinnell. She years. gardl(2ss of the taxes paid. He declar­ their meetings on Monday, July 10, one-half the regular rates on and af­ quested by Harry Covert, the presi­ The league warns county treasurers suffered fractures of both ankles, and There were 10 ,rainy days during ed that if township records were au­ also. ter August 1. Persons who have not dent, to come attired in overalls. that they are accepting 1932 payments severe injuries to her face and head. the month although June 6 and June dited that many schools would be driven their cars this year may pur­ The men are to spend the day erect­ illegally If the penalties and interest Two specialists summoned from the 30 were the only days when any rain found in debt to the townships. Third Accident Victim chase licenses for the balance of the ing the Holstein building at the coun­ are not collected. Mayo Bros, clinic at Rochester, Min­ of consequence fell. The rain June 30 year at one-half price. saved Ingham county crops. The rain The Onondaga supervisor asserted ty fair. The women will have charge "There will probably be a lawsuit nesota, say they fear that if Mrs. that RFC officials in Lansing ad­ Succumbs To Injuries jOwner s of cars now being driven of a picnic dinner to be served at over the resolution passed following Grinnell lives she may be blind. Sunday,, when 1.12 inches fell, further under 1932 plates with windshield relieved the drouth. vised his township board to make no noon. the adoption of the Bellows act," Mr. Mr. Grinnell sustained a fractured iwinuiFS PROVE FATAL TO MRS. stickers showing that license fees June 27 was the hottest day of the distinction between school funds and Besides the usual picnic food and Lock said Wednesday afternoon. "If knee, severe lacerations' and shock. other money in control of the town­ Hnvvlnn PFNCF have been paid for the flrst part of accessories members of the Holstein the courts hold that the resolution is Mr. Shepard was less seriously Injur­ past month. The official reading was HOWARD PENCE, LESLIE. ^^^^ one-half, due 98. The following day lacked one de­ ship board. He said that he believed group are asked to bring hammers, not effective then penalties and inter­ ed. Mrt vfnwnrA Pence 55 one of the August 1 or keep their cars parked. gree of being as hot. There were 15 no jury could be found which would saws and other tools. est must be .added to 1932 delinquent LlvcUniversity of Michigan and pay 1932 tax delinquencies make their war Mr. Grlnnell served in a naval the East Lansing Institution could be bacco salesman, was released from the CATTLE AND SHEEP TO BE SOLD tracting firm, is adjusting losses for To Administer Fund Mason hospital Friday. Walter Burns AUGUST 33 AND 24. the Michigan Mutual Windstorm In­ payments Immediately because it is aviation unit. closed for three years and no one entirely possible that the courts may The former Aurelius youth has been would suffer. of Leslie, Is still In the Mason hospi­ surance company. The local firm CHABLES BENDER OF GRAND tal slowly recovering from a pierced One of the biggest sales of young writes Insurance policies, adjusts the hold the resolution to be without effect successful in Detroit. He Is now gen­ RAPIDS NAMED JDHAlBMAN. "The legislature placed. Itself In a and then I will be forced to add pen­ eral sales manager for the General ridiculous position by granting aid to lung and a severe spinal injury. cattle and sheep ever held In the losses and repairs the buildings dam­ county Is being planned for August aged by wind. alties and interest which will amount Alloys company. Charles Bender of Grand Paplds, the university and colleges and then to about eight per cent." Expensive Yacht placing school aid at the bottom of 23land 24 at the county fair, Is-the Last week Mr. and Mrs. Earl Whip­ The three Detroit people left De­ has been appointed by Governor Wil­ Postal Department To announcement made by George Gra­ ple, Russell Whipple and Miss Dor­ liam A. Comstock to serve as chair­ sales tax promises," Sup. Doxtader CRASH VICTIM BURIED troit Monday for a cruise on the Al- declared. His attack on the legislature Let Contract On Bids ham, secretary. On tnose two days othy Foster of Dansville, were In vlda, the GrlnneU's $18,000 cabin man of the new State Emergency the purebred and grade calves and Cadillac where Whipple .& Son rebuilt Funeral services were conducted at Welfare commission. • • The other two was cheered by his colleagues. cruiser. The boat had a length of 50 -.r.n.n*v ry^vma»/rr frrt RIT purebred Sheep donated by Ingham a large barn blown down by the wind. the Arthur W. Jewett funeral home feet and was looked .upon as one, of members are Ernest C.~ Brooks of Hol­ ^f,^^^r.^S^^^^^i^i^wi^iF^ breeders will be placed upon the auc • Mr. and Mrs.^ Ray Whipple and son Wednesday afternoon for Marie Cof- the hest of the Detroit pleasure cruis­ land ahd WUliam- J. Norton of Detroit. ELEANOR ROOSEVELT LEAGUE AWARDED FOR CARRYING MAIL. • tion block for sale to the highest bid- Jack were in Jackson county where fenberry who died last Wednesday at ers.' • • , •'" ' The three men will have the respon­ The Eleaiior Roosevelt League of another repair crew was engaged In a the Mason hospital following injuries Mrs./Theroh Grlnnell received word sibility of administering $12,000,000 women and the.members of the Ing­ Postmaster Lloyd-^R.D^^^^^^ Tjie Holstein, Jersey and Guernsey : barn-building job. This week the con­ received In the accident at Swan's of the accident shortly af tier the ex­ appropriated by fthev legislature for ham county committee are sponsoring nounced that t^^^PJ^tofflce depart-1 ^^^^g SliropshiJe lambs have tractors have a repair Job near Kala­ corners last week Monday. The name plosion.. She. left it once for St. Jo­ welfare work. The commission will a rally and picnic oh.Sunday, Jiily 16, ment is a Write Mrs. F. W. Casterlln, 639 Jackson; ' f'LlvlBgstdn,! • Shiawassee, , All bids for cbntriacts must be, in the;., Many dairymen and' sheep raisers Injuries about the heaid and shoulders of the deceased 'feould be found., The Mason'flre department answer­ Grace' street, Chlc^o, regarding Genesee and Ingham counties have all Friday when she fell from a slide at hands of the postipaSsteir. not later than fro^ sections of'the state are ed an alarm at the A.'B.'Ball resi­ rooms "for rent during the World's received, invitations, to join to this six o'clock in the afternoon on Tues- riianning to attend:the'Ingham live*" the county park at Mason.. She. re­ Closing, diitlaali^ of al], diseases, dence Wednesday. An overheated Fait; excellent transportation to fair rally. .Mrs. Elizabeth C. Belen:Of 626 ceived medical attentldh in UfMon.tod: ,)iiosiery and baby gbods'at'wholesale iron set fire to an ironing bo'ard. The grounds; dose to bathing beach, golf West Kalamaso9 street in Lansing is was taken to the home of her pirents. pfrlces. Mrs. E. A. McKiggiem. Ip damage was small. eoune and I,4acoIn Park, 27wl chairman of the aifair. Page Two INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1933

Yesterday ts Dead! I A oood Job The Banker^s You young fellows just out of "Boom Green to Run Against Van­ school. You have had a tough time denberg For Senate In 1934," Read­ INGHAM TY NEWS the last two years. You were anxious ing of the first lesson as found in the Responsibility to get to work. Nothing opened up. Grand Rapids Chronicle last week. You felt you were butting your heads The article claimed that former Gov, Member of Entered aa aecond PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON IN THE^ class matter at against a stone wall. Green was given such a boost In the CITY OF MASON, MICHIGAN postoffice. Mason, The Star passes on to you a phrase convention of United Spanish War to The Depositor Michigan, u n d er it saw the other day—to you and to Veterans, held at Battle Creek, It V, J, BROWN & SON, Publishers act of March 3, the others who will join your ranks will be just too bad if former Gov, 1879. this spring. : Green persists in waging war against V. J. BROWN and NasoN D. BROWN, Editors That phrase is. Yesterday is dead! Senator Vandenberg, There's a lot of It is not difficult to lvoep money safe wliile it is in tlie The country has been bogged down people who have a lot of respect for ADVERTISING RATES before. It is going to begin to pull Fred Green, but if it comes to a show banlv. That is merely a matter of strong- vaults, mod­ SUBSCRIPTION BATES (Payable In Advance) out shortly, just as it always has pull­ down he will be unable to measure up Display advertising rates on application; Business lo­ ed out. But mark this. Business is to the standard set by Senator Van­ ern protective devices, and constant vigilance. One year In Ingham and adjoining Counties J1.50 cals and reading notices on first and local pages, ISc a not coming back just as it was before. denberg, It is all right, in one sense, Six months in Ingham and adjoining Counties .75 line; No reading or business advertising less than 25c; It never does, after going through the for Mr, Green to continue his assertion The real problem of the banl<:er is to assure the safe­ Card of Thanks, Ic a word; Obituary notices of 125 wringer, I that he made Vandenberg but if ho Three Months -40 A lot of the old leaders and old did then it was a doggone good job, ty of money while it is out of the banlc in the form of words free, more than 125, Ic a word. Announcements well done. Senator Vandenberg stands Single Copies -^^ methods have passed out, A new of entertainments where admission is charged or ot any bunch of aggressive and resourceful out as one of the leading statesmen in loans and investments, doing its daily work for the the country today, Michigan surely is Outside Ingham and adjoining Counties 2.00 plan to raise funds must be paid in advance at regular young fellows will come stomping up benefit of the community. The banlier cannot play safe rates. to grasp new opportunities. appreciative of the position he holds, All papers mailed outside the U. S. one year 2.50 For yesterday is dead! —The Durand Express, by doing nothing with the money. That would be giv­ New opportunities, mind you. Not Americans from the heart of America, Just as drydocks the opportunities of the last decade. A Vlcfcorj' For Safety ing safety without service. One credit mark for the present Be There Monday are for the removal of barnacles from salt water ships Those are gone. If experience is a guide, recovery will not come in or­ legislature is the McCoil-Green bill , Cancel all other engagements for Monday, July 10, and so did a tour of service at the Great Lakes remove the derly fashion, along the old lines. Keen which fixes financial responsibility of Banking, therefore, is a business involving mutual attend the annual meeting of your school district. In barnacles from minds of those too long exposed to salt men will see business chances here motorists. The act is the first of its trust. The depositors trust the banker. The banker, most places the meetings are held in the evening. There water and seaports. and there even while things are at a kind in Michigan and, although belat­ low level. Chances that grow out of ed, is nevertheless welcome. are exceptions where the meetings are held in the after­ By closing the station the navy will also lose, an ad­ in turn, puts trust in the integrity of those who have noon. At the annual meetings the reports of the year the depression with Its changed de­ This act does not compel the mo­ vertising contact. Because of "the Great Lakes station mands. torist to carry insurance. Nor does been given temporary use of the depositors' money. are read and school problems discussed. Directors are thousands of impressionable youths were attracted to Perhaps these will lie in new prod­ It compel insurance companies to give also elected. the navy. Now with "boot" camps only on the Atlantic ucts of science, ip inexpensive novel­ coverage to individuals they do not And finally, the banker must be in a position to It is peculiar to a democracy that many citizens seem and Pacific coasts the service will seem far removed. ties, in house cooling. In cheap farm consider worthy. But the act does bar lands. Men who live in the past will from the highways those individuals guarantee to depositors that if borrowers do not pay, to care nothing for their voting franchise unless there is The navy has pulled its anchor and has left the Middle overlook these opportunities. They who cannot show after an accident or a factional dispute to be decided. Here in Mason we have West, Both the navy and the Middle West will lose. will be thinking of things as they were after conviction on a serious motor the bank will pay. had the school auditorium filled with voters when a bit­ However, tho navy will be the heaviest loser, in 1929, So they will fail to see the vehicle charge the ability to meet ter campaign was in progress. At other times only 25 —0— new conditions and take advantage of damage judgments. The driver who or 30 attend. Mason is no different than other com­ them. violates no laws and who avoids ac­ But tho alert young crowd will jump cidents does not need to carry insur­ munities in that respect. Perhaps He's a Moses at the new chances, develop them, ance. But the driver who is convicted The sciiools arc in bad financial straits. Revenues There has been a lot of conjecture about Isaiah build up with them as business builds and who cannot meet the judgments The Dart National Bank have been decreased and tax delinquencies have mount­ Leebove, at ono time tho attorney of the notorious up. against him is barred from the high­ ways until he has satisfied all obliga­ Only NATIONAL Bank in Ingham County ed. Many localities have invested more in school build­ "Legs" Diamond and more recently a Clare oil magnate, Yesterday is dead! Have you heard of the flu-flu bird tions. In other words he cannot oper­ advisor and backer of Governor Comstock and now Member of Federal Reserve System ings and equipment that their circumstances justify. that flies backwards? It wants to see ate a motor car again until, he shows Even in times of prosperity school burdens wore too claimed to be the most powerful political influence in where it has been , It doesn't give a definite proof of financial responsibil­ Under Government Supervision heavy in many districts. Now that prosperity has flown, the stato. darn whero it is going. Don't be a ity. This act will encourage careful the burdens liavo become too heavy in the majority of Has anyone eonsidered that he may bo a Moses? Has flu-flu bird. driving and gradually rule olT of tho You youngsters, seize any decent road those reckless, irresponsible mo­ districts. anyone put two and two together to point out that Mr, job that offers. But keep your eyes torists who more often than not are Leebove may bo the advance scout who led the Sunrise clerk. The road commission is com­ The average citizen is quite apt to keep his own coun­ open. Be ready for now conditions, unaiale to pay the damages they do. posed of two republicans and one sel on school affairs. He hears tho radical school man Jewish colony to Saginaw county. You know that New new ideas. Your humble job may Accidents on the highways should democrat, Tho commissioners declare insist thai no expenditure for anytliing remotely connect­ York Jews have purchased 10,000 acres of land in Sag­ have possibilities that the old order be noticeably reduced when tho Mc- they shall appoint tlieir own clerk re­ did not reveal. Coll-Green bill takes effect,—Hastings ed with an educational program should be questioned. inaw county. It was formerly known as the Prairie gardless of politics. The controversy Remember, Yesterday is dead.— Banfior. may reach the courts. Then he hoars tho radical anti-school man assort tliat farm. Now it is tho Sunrise farm and is to be a co­ Kansas City Star, ST. JOHNS—The board of supervi­ what was good enough in 1880 should be good enough operative enterprise, Life Cluuigcs For All Of Us sors have ordered a probe of welfare today, Tho average citizen icnows that each group is Moses led tho Jews to the promised land. It took 40 "No Charges of Iiwlficlcney" Unable to meet the demands of re­ conditions in townships in the south­ HUDSON—Lenawee county needs There is a line somewhere in the $300,000 to meet its obligations, the partly right and mostly wrong. years to do the trick. There was considerable back­ construction that face the United ern part of the county. The state writings of a famous author which States, tho congress places in the welfare department has complained supervisors have found. Even if all Because of confiictlng beliefs and prejudices every sliding and pulling and hauling in that length ot time. taliis about "man's inhumanity to hands of the president powers far be­ that tho townships are not generous the county money on deposit in closed taxpayer and every parent of school children should at­ There wore dissensions and bickerings. man," and we'd bet that Edward yond those ever granted any modern enough in caring for the indigent. banks were available and all delin­ quent taxes paid the general fund tend the onnual meeting and learn at first hand of the Well, who knows? Maybe Isaiah is just trying to do Frensdorf, until this week director of soverign during peace timo. This is prison industries for Michigan, feels would still be sliy about $30,000, Scrip problems faced by their own sciiool. Then instead of what is right by his Jewish compatriots. Perhaps ho has proof that the congress at last faced BIRMINGHAM—Birmingham mer­ just that way about it. He had his insurmountable barriers that it, itself, may be issued. loud talk and empty theories there can bo constructive become conscience-stricken over accepting retainer fees chants are enjoying a business rush political head chopped off this week allowed to be thrown up in the coun as a result of tho payment of $500,- criticism and helpful suggestions. Most school board from mon like Irving Spitaile and the late "Legs" Dia­ by a majority of tho new prison board, try that it is supposed to govern wise­ 000 as dividends to depositors in the HARBOR SPRINGS—Resort liotei members welcome such interest and advice, mond and otlier New York underworld characters. It and his membership on the same ly and well. First National bank. owners predict that 1933 will be one board was declared vacant. Peculiarly —0— may be that he wants to throw down the golden calf and We who live today and observe tho of best seasons in history, Tlio hot enough, Mr, Frensdorf is a democrat, changes that come upon us, are un­ weather in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and inscribe something worthwhile on the stone tablets. ahd so is the new board and the gov­ LAPEER — Poultry thieves are Money Makes the Mare Go able to perceive in detail the revolu­ again operating in Central Michigan, Missoifri and a spirit of optimism over Leebove may not be as bad as Ed Frensdorf claims ernor, so taking it ail in all, it looks to tionary readjustments that are being linancial conditions are bringing thou­ There's going to be some fancy stepping on Michigan lim to be. Ho may be another Moses with 39 years an outsider like a nice, pleasant little Last week flocks were raided near La­ installed in our political and economic peer. sands of tourists to northern Michi­ trades this year. Horses who last year hobbled around ;o go, family quarrel—and you know what life. These changes slip upon us like gan, family quarrels can bo, in 2;'10 will now step the distance in 1:50 if there is —0— the seasons that come and go; like a truth in tlie adage that "money makes the mare go," Frensdorf has for years been a warm summer that becomes a cool ALMA—Farmers are complaining wheel-horse of Michigan democracy, fall, then a chilling autumn, followed of the refuse being dumped into ESCANABA—Delta county super­ Yes, the sovereign state of Michigan has now legalized Mayor Templeton wlien a Michigan democrat was a by a frigid winter. We accept the creeks in the oil fields. It is reported visors at their Juno meeting voted to pari-mutuei and auction pool betting on horse races. We What is Lansing's gain is Ingham's loss. Max A, rare bird indeed. Governor Comstock changes almost as naturally as we that several cows have diod from tho combine the offices of register of deeds and county clerk. The super­ have another full-fledged czar who will bo to man's best Templeton is Lansing's now mayor but no longer will is also an old-time democrat, and for choose a change in clothing; that is, effects of poisoned water. years the two have worked together most of us do—simply because we visors also decided not to allow claims friend (or is it second best?) what Will Hays is to the Sup, Max A, Templeton be on hand at meetings of the filed l:y coroners unless the prosecut­ for their party. Before the last elec­ can't seem to control the matter. SAGINAW—The road commission­ squawkies. board of supervisors. Mr. Templeton will prove to be a ing attorney orders the inquest. tion, it is understood that Comstock The human family climbs from the ers and the county clerk of Saginaw Ardent supporters of the 4-H club movement should valuable man as head of tho Lansing city government. offered to Frensdorf a chance to run cave and cliff of free rents and the county are having a feud. The demo­ cast aside any inhibitions regarding betting and step His loss may prove severe for the county. for governor, and the latter turned it limitations of its own legs to the cratic clork insists he will appoint a VASSAR—Over in Tuscola county down, apparently thinking there was riglit up lo the bolting ring for after tho czar takes out Mr, Templeton has served for many years on the board heights of suburban homes, city flats democrat to fill tho vacancy caused applications arc being made for old no chance. by the death of tho road commission age pensions. enough for his Winter Palace and tho pay of the Cos­ and .pent-houses with high taxes and of supervisors. He has been chairman of tho board and Apparently also, as a political plum rents, plus the almost limitless poten­ sacks the revenues will be used to buy blue and red until last week wlien he became mayor Mr,. Templeton to favor him for his support,- Frens­ tialities of higii-powered motor trans­ ribbons for 'l-I-I clubs, was chairman of the ways and means committee and a dorf was appointed director of prison portation—and what availoth it all to A bet on a horse race is now just as legal as a bot on member of the county tax commission. industries at a salary of $6,000, and the human family? YOUR TRIP TO DETROIT VVILL BE MORE ENJOYABLE the stock market or the purchase of a ticket at the he proceeded to jump into his job. He But let us not wax heatedly these Lansing's new mayor has been a valuable man on the wanted to hire one Maxie Levinson to warm days ? Do not some people win if you have a good headquarters hotel. cluirch raffle. No longer will it bo considered any more county board. His leadership has been outstanding. His work for him, and the board put its and hold happiness? And does not a sinful to bot on a horse's speed or the honesty of his calm judgment has always been respected. He has had foot down on that. This made Frens­ kindly Providence still offer His bene­ HOTELS MADISON-LENOX rider than it is to play for a blanket at tho county fair. the confidence and respect of all factions of the board. dorf very much provoiced. dictions upon them who fight the good flght?—The Birmingham Eccentric, Betting on liorse races may still be expensive but those To the position of mayor of Lansing Mr. Templeton In the meantime, Mr, Isaiah Lee­ Madison Ave. near Grand Circus Park, invite you—whether who have practiced it just because tliey wanted to seem bove, friend of Governor Comstock you take a room or not. Day shoppers in Detroit find it con­ will bring his knowledge of county affairs, his under­ Pinched To«s and Eniply Stomaolis devilish can now take up croquet. and a man whose only interest (he venient to take a room to wash and rest in; rooms can be standing ot city and county obligations, his realization says) In Michigan is devoted to the The lady asked the slioe dealer, Our sins are being removed because so few things are' that Lansing's responsibility does not end at the city cause of clean government, had made "What about those $1,39 pumps?" talcen for a few hours during the day at reduced rates. Gar­ now considered sinful, limits, a prison survey, Leebove didn't want The dealer had a pained look for a age and parking grounds adjacent. Levinson hired, and again, this made moment but produced the $1,39 slip —0— Ingham county joins with the city of Lansing in ac­ Mr, Frensdorf very, very peevish at pers. He knew that she would not Room rates from $1.50 up Through Highways claiming Mayor Templeton. The county, because it the governor's friend. get a good fit and that the shoes she knows Mayor Templeton so well, does not congratulate asked for would not hold their shape Four persons have been killed in Ingham county the The general result has been that him. Rather, it is the city of Lansing which should be Mr, Frensdorf Is out, and Mr. Leebove nor wear long. His pained look said past month solely because highway warning signs have congratulated. is still the governor's friend, showing what he would not dare to say aloud. not boon seen or because if seen they have not been Here is the stoxy. His profit on the —0— without a question to the average In­ hooded, A little girl was killed at Laxton's Corners be­ telligence that Mr. Comstock has $1,39 pair was so small that if aU his thrown over a democrat wheel-horse business was done on that basis he MICHIGAN BELL cause ono driver did not obey the warning, "Stop, Main Eager For Conversion would soon go into bankruptcy, as Road," and the other driver did not heed the warning, for a New York attorney. It would Rex Ingram, film producer, has announced his conver­ seem that Mr. Leebove has a great many of his competitors already have. TELEPHONE CO. "Cross Road," Last week three adults met violent death sion to Mohammedism. There are hundreds more in deal more Influence In Michigan with­ He knew from business experience at Swan's Corners because the same warnings were Hollywood who should follow his example. Hollywood is out an official position that seems that the jobber and the manufacturer, disregarded. good to many citizens. too, could not continue indefinitely on ripe for conversion to the Mohammedan faith. a $l,39-class-of-business. He knew Every driver who approaches a trunk line highway or With conversion to Mohammedism the present nude- But there is one more sad thing In that the people who actually worked the picture, and that is the governor's main county road should come to a complete stop before ness of fllni beauties would be veiled. .The current in the factory and made those shoes attitude on the firing of Mr. Frensdorf were termed "cheap help" and that entering upon or crossing it. Every driver using a trunk promiscuity of female stars would be abolished or at and the wardens of Jackson, Mar­ line or main county road should drive with caution when their children were living In squalor. least controlled In harems. The natural Hollywood In­ quette and Ionia penal Institutions. That $1,39 price spelled discomfort approaching cross road intersections. clination for polygamy could be satisfied without nau­ "That sad fact Is that the governor and poor service to the lady, Inade The four recent deaths have been needless. In the seating the American public with newspaper publicity has no particular fault to find with quale profit to Ehe retailer, jobber and any of the men. They have all had a manufacturer. It meant empty stom­ first instance tourists enroute to their summer home regarding Reno and Paris divorces. lot of experience in prison manage­ could well have slowed their pace at the intersection, achs for the people who make shoes. Then, too, it is an encouraging sign that film folks ment. But the governor said "Per­ It required an absurd return to the They were to spend tho summer in play. There was no profess any brand of religion. Producers probably would haps it is best described as a political farmer for the hide from which the need for hurry. Now their minds are troubled over the not tolerate Christianity In Hollywood even though Will change. Although no charges of in­ leather came. It was an unsatisfac­ efficiency have been lodged against death of tho little girl. The Ohio people had the right tory deal all around. Hays, the man who cleaned up the movies (that was any warden we have felt that it was of way but that was all the good It did them. The what he was hired for anyway) is an elder in the Pres­ time democrats came into control of Isn't It possible that nearly four teachers and the seven pupils coming to Mason had byterian church. such Important branches of the gov­ years of unusual conditions have plenty of time to stop. ernment." warped people's minds into a channel Hollywood is waiting for Mohammedan missionaries. which has no prosperity at the end? In the accident last week five people were driving to America may now be on the profitable end of missionary There are certain positions In state Think this over. There is no economy Leslie after a visit in Fowlerville, ' They had plenty of work. To repay Americans for the billions of dollars government in which ability should in shoddy goods. Don't blame the re­ count for more than a party label, and time to stop. The tobacco salesman who had the trunk spent on missionary enterprises In Mohammedan coun­ tailer. He is doing what he has been among these jobs we would list the line right of way need not have been in such a hurry. tries the followers of the prophet'may now send their forced to do. But the next-time you operation of Michigan prisons. John buy a dress,, a suit,' a pair of shoes, Again tlie right of.way did little good. own missionaries with bags of gold to the fertile fields W. Miner, Jackson democrat, still In­ or foodstuffs—remember that an ab­ Traffic signs are useless unless heeded. They have of America. sists that Jackson, Corgan and Shean surdly low price Is taking food out of no power to save lives. Most of us would rather have have been splendid wardens and excel­ the mouths of someone. This has been —0— lent In every respect. our lives than the right of way. These four automobile true of farm produce. The country MICHIGAN'S FINE Greater and Lesser,Evils It begins to look very much as is finding It out. There can be no, fatalities the past month should serve to make Ingham though, Governor Comstock has more prosperity when people are paid cost county residents more cautious. Southern California Methodists have resolved to expel regard for building up a political ma­ or less than cost for any commodity. TRANSPORTATION FACILITIES any church member not in complete accord with prohi­ chine to further his personal political We are not arguing for the crazy ex­ bition. They have decided to excommunicate all mem­ fortunes than to run the business of orbitant prices of a few years back. ATTRACT VISITORS The Naval Station Closes bers who imbibe liquors along with those who buy and Michigan efficiently. We do believe people must buy quality The Great Lakes naval station, 33 miles north of sell, They will even bar from church membership those Michigan democrats—just one big In America—that, or learn to live like the Chinese and Japanese.—Clinton TELL out-of-state relatives and friends of Michigan's Chicago, is now closed. It was known as the largest who in an official capacity are called on to issue happy family!—Tuscola County Ad­ vertiser. County Republican News, eplondid highways, and of her railroad, boat and bus naval training station in the world. During the late war permits. lines which provide economical and convenient trans- more than 200,000 recruits left the Great Lakes for the That's all right. If a majority of church members troversy has not yet been decided. The high seas. It is closed as part of the federal economy want to take such a drastic stand no one should quarrel QUESTIONS attorney general rules that penalties portation to every part of this lake-bound land. And program. with them about it. But that same conference gave its AND and Intereat muat be added while the tell them of the water-tenipered climate that adds the The Great Lakes station served the Middle West. It auditor general insists that if taxes approval to murder in that it adopted a resolution urg­ ANSWERS are paid before November 1 they may final touch of perfection to outdoor Ufe. has become a tradition in the navy that the greatest ing the Immediate release of Tom Mooney and Warren be paid without penalties and Interest, number of recruits and those who made the best sailors K. BiUinga, serving life aentences for the 1916 San Fran­ If you have the money you should pay Thousands of visitors spend a great deal of money in came from the Middle West thousands of miles from cisco preparedness day bombings. What about the ftshbig lioenl»e law? now for if the attorney general wins -^r state each summer, creating employment for many It will cost you about eight per cent salt water. Of course, It Is not so peculiar when it ia Those Southern California Methodists are against Are licenses requb!«d?—Angler. people and adding to the prosperity of all Michigan. recalled that Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, the Da- We don't know. One news release more. liquor in any form. However, they approve murder and We can increase that business greatly if each of us •kotas, Iowa and Nebraska contain millions of men of says the law will not be enforced, revolt. It would appear that the' Californlans have ap­ will urge others to visit Michigan. We can contribute Scandinavian, German and English ancestry. A gen­ Other releases claim that It will be GETS PRISON TERM proved a great evil while condemning a leaaer one. enforced. No one seems to know. In­ Mrs. Lottie Cuchsko, a, shoplifter eration or so ago tbe forefathers of millions of Middle even further by spending onr own vacations here. asmuch as the license fee is only 50c who preyed upon the Joy O, Davis and Westerners were seafarers. The Viking strain remains. it would seem advisable to pay it and That storm last Friday and the downpour of Sunday Harry B. Neely clothing stores here, And wherever you go, dispel worry by For 22 years the Great Lakes statioii has been oper­ was real farm relief for Ingham county. Another two then you can concentrate on your was sentenced last week at Charlotte fishing Instead of worrying about pos­ telephoning home and office frequently. ated by the navy. There the recruits were taught ship or three days without rain and crops would have been to serve one to four years at the De­ sible arrest. Call friends to tell them when you wilb duties. ruined. A note of thanks should be sent the Emergency troit house of correction. She was The navy will lose a valuable contact with the close, Farm Relief department In Washington. WUl Interest and penalties be added sentenced for stealing from the John arrive. Telephone ahead for hotel reser- Alt store in Eaton Rapids an hour of the station. Service at the Great Lakes station gave to IWa taxes tf (hey are paid before vatlons. Long dlatanee rate$ are low. navy officers oppportunltles to become acquainted with November 1?—O. N. tD. after taking merchandise from the How do you like tbe sales tax? Probably not although the con­ Mason stores. INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6. 1933 Page Three

daughter Jeanette • spent last week with the former's parents at Cadillac. Dist No. 3. Whettfleid Mr. Communal's brother Dick return­ By Mn. Btnier Otii DANSVILLE NEWS ed, with them for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Eber Thompson and famUy and Mr. and Mrs. Forest An­ Bernard Otis has returned home derson and family spent th? Fourth after a week's visit with his sister, F. F. A. PUgrtanage Death at Eaton Rapids, with Mrs. Olive Greda McFarren. Carl Shopbell of Dansville, presi Mrs. Sylvia Jessup, a resident of Dakin. The eight months old baby of Sam dent of the State Chapter of Future this community for many years, pass Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Blakely of Mill­ Williams passed away Saturday. Farmers, Paul Kahful of Haslett, re­ ed away at her home in Jackson, Mon­ er Road, were Tuesday visitors of Mr. The 4-H club will meet with Mar­ lOR FAIRNESS OF porter of the State Chapter, and Don- day morning, July 3. Mrs. Jessup and Mrs. Earl Braman. jorle Frostj.Tuesday night, July 11. aid Piper of Bangor, secretary of the came to Dansville with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Otis and son Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Otis and fam­ PRICE AN OUTMOST State Chapter, drove through to when a young girl, and preceding her of Lansing, were Fourth of July ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. IN SERVICE Washington, D. C. to attend the Fu marriage to Geo. Jessup, she worked Arthur McFarren. and learned the millinery trade from guests at the home of the former's ture Farmer Pilgrimage. They fol parents, Mr. and Mrs, L, E. Otis. Cameron Glynn was homo over the lowed the Lincoln Highway on the Mrs. Jas. Hoffman. After her mar­ week end. riage to Geo. Jessup they lived on the Mr. and Mrs. Albert Osborne, Rev. THE ORDER way to Washington going through and Mrs, Wesley Caswell and Miss Eilleen Williams came home Wed­ OF THE farm a short distance from Dansville. nesday from the hospital. Pittsburgh, Gettysburg, Pa. and many Three children were born to Mr, and Lila Parker attended the young peo­ other interesting places. In Wash­ ple's missionary convention of the St. Mrs. Lydia Collar spent Monday Mrs. Jessup, the first child dying in afternoon with Mrs. Elmer Otis, who GOLDEN RULE ington a sight-seeing tour was pro­ infancy, a little girl, Lorna, then twin Johns district near Chapin, Tuesday. vided which took in the White House, Miss Emma Artz of Bunkerhill, is is ni. RECOMMENDS TO THE girls were born, Mrs. Hattie John­ Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Collar attended where they were given a talk by the ston with whom she lived in Jackson, visiting Rev, and Mrs. Caswell. PEOPLE OF THlS • • • Tired or Retired? President, the capltol, Washington's Mr. and Mrs, Joe Raymond of Yp­ the Isham reunion, Sunday. and Mrs. Hettie Arnold of Lansing, Mrs. Hattie Haskell and Lawrence COMMUNITY Monument, Arlington cemetery, Lin­ who survive, besides one granddaugh­ silanti, spent the week end with tho coln Memorial, Mt, Vernon; where a latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Haskell were in Lansing, Friday, Which Will You Be At 60? ter, Mrs. Mildred Ickes, also of Jack­ Mrs, Bell Folar celebrated her 80tli wreath was placed on Washington's son, After living on the farm for Squires. A.B.BALL tomb, and. wont over the old home­ birthday, Friday, many years, they moved to Dansville The Queen Esther society was pleas­ HOIVIEFORFUIVERALS stead of Washington. They visited where Mr. Jessup died. Mrs. Jessup antly entertained last Monday evening Mrs, Norman Ballard attended the create a Protection Fund Tlirougli Saving.s many of the capitol buildings and and Mrs. Johnson continued to live in by Miss Mae Boll at the home of Mrs, funeral of her aunt at Webberviile, LA/n/bu/ance Se/vice> many other points of interest. The Saturday, PHONES'DAY 140, NIGHT 72 Dansville until about six years ago Paul Reynolds, After the business MASON. MICH in tlds Banli. pilgrimage proper took the boys to when they moved to Jackson, where meeting tho girls enjoyed a weenie Monticello, where Carl Shopbell, who she died Monday morning. Funeral roast. If Foster Bartlett, city, will bring was the delegate from Michigan, pre­ services were held this, Thursday, aft­ Rev. and Mrs, Emerald B, Dixon this item to the NEWS ofiico, ho will It's something- to thinlc aljout and to do sented samples of crops and fruit re­ ernoon at the Vogt funeral home-with and family spent July 4, in Grand bo given a free admission ticket to presenting Michigan agriculture and burial in Fairview cemetery. Rev. Ledge, and attended the Dixon family the Mason theatre. something about right now. We cannot con­ horticulture. He was supposed to Dixon officiating. reunion. have a message from Gov. Comstock The union services next Sunday trol the vagaries of fate, but money is and to read to the Pilgrimage but owing night will be at Munith, under the di­ to pressing legislative matters he was f^llsslnnary fMeenng rection of Clifton W, Scott and will always has been a power ... in meeting op­ unable to get it ready. They return­ The Woman's Home and Foreign be in the nature of young people's ed by way of Baltimore, Philadelphia, Missionary society of tlie Community portunity ... in surviving emergencies ... in symposium. Miss Frances Hope Trenton, Reading, Niagara Falls, M. E. church met at the home of Mrs, Keene will represent the Dansville TDVJTi where a stop of some time was made, Ruby Lathrop, Wednesday, July 5, A young people. Music is under the di­ creating protection for old age comforts and Buffalo and through Canada to De­ regular business meeting was held in rection of Prof, Morse of Stockbridge, the afternoon followed by a potluck independence. The time to prepare for these troit, At Monticello a room in Jef­ A large delegation is expected to go ferson's old home was dedicated to the supper. from Dansville, things isn't at some distant date, but right Future Farmers of America. The This Thursday evening the band or­ boys reported a very interesting and mrWuHity Party chestra will hold rehearsal at the now! educational trip, Carl's expenses Thirty-four members of tho Good Community M, E, church in prepara­ The Home of Good Beef were paid by the Michigan Chapter Eats Pedro club enjoyed a pleasant tion for the union service which will of Future Farmers, day at the Osborne cottage at Patter­ be in Dansville July 16, at which time son Lake Tuesday, July 4, A lovely tho pageant, "The^Questioner" will bo CHOICEST QUALITY M^ATS Fiutvrat potluck dinner was served at noon, put on. Any person who plays any The First State & Savings Bank Funeral services wore held Monday after which quoit pitching, swimming, band or orchestral instrument will bo afternoon at 2 o'clock for Ira Wil­ boat riding, bunco and euchre were welcomed. Member of Federal Reserve System liams at the home of his parents, Mr, enjoyed. The members of tho party Rev, and Mrs, Emerald B, Dixon at­ ^ny cut of shouuer and Mrs, Sam Williams, who recently included Mr, and Mrs, Louis Thomp­ tended the Hoag-Smith wedding in Beef Roasts 9c MASON, MICH. moved northwest of Dansville. Ira son, Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Walker and Grand Lodge last Friday evening. was the youngest of five children, and family, Mr, and Mrs, J, B, Dalton and Rev, Dixon, an uncle of the bride, offi­ SLICED BACON, 2.1b. pkg, rind off, 9c was born December 1, 1932 and pass­ family, Mr, and Mrs, Will Curtis, Mr, ciated at tlie ceremony. ed away July 1, 1933, at the age of and Mrs, Will Richards, Mr, and Mrs, Alfred Bravender and Mary Robin­ f " Oitemos and Vicinity J eight months, following a very brief Fred Corwin, and Mrs, Mary Corwin son spent the Fourth at Lloyd Hay­ illness of pneumonia. Besides the hoe's. *,,.,,.,...**...... **,....-...... -.-.-.-.-.-.-....4 and Cordie Reynolds and Paul Sager, HOLT parents, Mr, and Mrs, Sam Williams, Mr, and Mrs, John Ickes, Mr. and Mrs. Ada Rossiter and son Carl of Smoked Picnics ^^^^^-^ T^c By iMrs. Jiiiiios 1*. King Mrs, Bristow has gone to stay with there survives throe sisters, Eileen, Mrs, Ray Kinne and Will Hayner and Fowlerville, wer-e visitors in this vi­ her daughter, who lives in Perry, Irene, Thelma, and one brother, Sam­ Mrs, Myrtle Updyke of Mason, Mrs, cinity the first of the week. BEEF STEAK, Chuck Cuts, lOc Miss Scars of Sunficld, is spending uel, l=tev. Emerald B, Dixon officiat­ C, E, Osborne and Julia Walker cele­ Mr. and Mi's, Jesse Allen of Web­ A son was born Saturday evening, this week with the Bidwell family, ed at the services with burial in Fair- brated joint birthdays on this occa­ berviile, loft Wednesday to attend the TASTY LOAF, 10c to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce of Mrs, Daniel Webb and little son are view cemetery, Dansville, sion, each receiving presents. Woi'ld's Fair at Chicago, Holt Inarms, Mrs, Pierce was Bernice spending a few weeks with Mr, and Mrs, D, D, Briggs visited friends in Cliandlcr, dauglitcr of Mr, and Mrs, Mrs, Howard Hammond, Project Tour Bible SuhiMd Detroit, Tuesday, Earl Chandler, Mr, and Mrs, Bud Slocuin left Sat­ All boys cni'rying projects are re- Bible school opened Wednesday Dr, RusseU Finch of Lansing, Miss Sweet Pickled Pork 3»-25c Mr, and Mrs, George .Sliaw, Noi'th urday for Chicago, to attend the Cen­ ciucsted to meet at the school house morning with an attendance of 92 Beatrice Finch of Detroit, and Mr, this Saturday morning at 8:30 for and Mrs, Clifford Finch of Ishpeming, Cedar street, spent the Fourth at Ma­ tury of Progress exposition, which will be increased before the end mnt>- rino City, Mrs. Wilson entertained at hor their first project tour. There are 35 of the week to well over 100, Mrs, were Sundliy visitors of their father, Joyce Amrin, daughter of Mr, and home Saturday, July 1, at a six o'clock boys and 45 pi-ojocts and as many Caswell, superintendent, assisted by Dr, C. L. Finch, Mrs, Pearl Amrin, Sterling Farms, dinner the twelve girls who served at projects as possible will be inspected Mrs, Merna Arnold, kindergarten. Clifford Allen and Paul Reynolds tell from one of the slides at Mason the son's wedding recently. Each girl that day. Each boy is to bring his Miss Frances Hope Keene, junior, spent the Fourth at Coldwater Lake, Park, l^riday, injuring her head. She received a dainty gift as a remem­ own lunch. Donna Walker, art for the boys, Emily Ed Artz and Mr, tand Mrs, Walter JEIIL COFFEE 3^. 49c was seriously hurt but is improving brance of the occasion, Thompson, art for the girls. Rev. Cas­ Artz and family, ancl Mr, and Mrs, J, Smooth and fragrant — One Ib. bag 17c slowly. Honored at Shower well, intermediate department, and Black and family attended tho Born to Mr, and Mrs. Braton Mrs, Rowena Howe was hostess to Mrs. Dorothy DeCamp, plays the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr, Spauldlng, Bertha street, 'a son, Bunlicrliill and Ingliam the members of the Baptist Aid Soc- piano, and Francos Keene leads in and Mrs, Frank Parman of Fitchburg, Argo Corn Starch pkg. 7c Tuesday, Thursday, June 29, Town Line .iety Wednesday afternoon in honor of singing. Rev, Dixon and Supt, Allen Mr, and Mrs, Plobnrt Martin and 1 Mrs, Clyde Allen, Three tables of donated their services, driving the two Mr, and Mrs, Fred VanVorse left Friday on a motor trip through tho Bran Flakes 2 pkg8. 19c their children. Maple street, spent the Bunco were enjoyed, pri^ses being buses for the occasion. Rev, Dixon Country Club Fourth at Lacey, Mr. and Mrs, George Bauer enter­ awarded to Mrs, Helen Young, Mrs, had the misfortune to lose the right northern part of the state, Mr, and Mrs, William Parker visit­ tained her sister and family from De­ Ona Almond and Mrs, Mina Mann, front wheel just a mile north of town Mr, and Mrs, Ase Snow and family ed an uncle, at LcRoy, over the troit Sunday. Mrs, Allen was presented with a love­ but as he was driving slowly no harm of Lansing, were Monday visitors of Cookies lb. 10c Fourth, Mrs. William West has been on the ly gift after which sandwiches, lemon­ was done. The kindergarten children Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hayhoe. Homer Dutch style - at.orted varietie. Mr, and Mrs, W, R, Dexter of West sick list the past few days. ade and wafers were served. About were served milk and wafers, which Lee remained to spend tlie summer, Willoughby road, have just returned Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Tanghe enter­ 16 members were present. The regu­ were also donated. Classes are being Gerald Quinn, three year old son of Fresh Bread lb. loaf 6C Mr. and Mrs, James Quinn, is quite from a two weeks trip to Independ­ tained company Sunday. lar meeting of the Aid Society was held in both churches and the com­ Famous Country Club ence, Mo,, wiiere he was in attendance Mr. and Mrs, Grant Dunsmore and Wednesday, July 5, munity has been well canvassed so ill at this writing, nt a conference, Roy spent Sunday with her parents, that everyone will know about the Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Powers and Mr, and Mrs, Charles E, Everett Mr, and Mrs, Roy West, school. All children are welcome. family of Detroit, spent the Fourth lliive Fivnilly Dinner at the home of the latter's parents, were hosts to the North cemetery as­ Mrs, Clifford Bates entertained the Miss Agnes Poilok entertained 26 sociation for the last meeting tiil the Rebeccah Quarterly one day last Mr, and Mrs, deo, Hayhoe, PINEAPPLE 2 r 25c descendants of Nathan and Paulona Wheel Comes Off Bus Miss Marion Curtis, who has been third Wednesday in September, Miss week, Hall at her home Saturday, The While transporting children from Sliced or crushed - Fancy Country Club - In heavy syrup Maud Parks had charge of the pro­ OIo West of Lansing spent a few ill with scarlet fever, is reported guests included Mrs, Jennie Hall, Mrs, their homes to the dally vacation greatly improved. gram after the business meeting, days last week with her parents, Mr, Bible school a front wheel came off Daisy Hardt, Chester and Ruth Hardt Miss Myrnetta Curtis of Muskegon, Mrs. W. H. Bickett, Eaat Willough­ and Mrs. Clifford Bates. the bus that Rev. E. B. Dixon was Vinegar quart 15c of Stockbridge, Mrs. Elizabeth is on an extended visit with her sister, by road, is able to be up after her re­ Neva Holmes of Mason called on driving. None of the occupants were Country Club - Refrigerator bottle Grimes, Mrs. Nellie Townsend and Mrs, Harry Raymond, of Mason. cent severe illness. her sister, Mrs, Roy West, one day daughters, Josephine and Alice, Mr. Injured and no damage was done to Mrs. l^oy Watters, near Mud Lake, last week, and Mrs. Guy Grimes of Dansville, the bus. can 5C has been brought to her home, follow­ Tomato Juice Herrick Dunsmore and son of Ma­ Mr. and Mrs. Dale Austin and child­ Country Club - pure juice ing an operation at a Lansing hospit­ son called on his brother, Henry ren of Saginaw, Mr. and Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Dakin of Lan­ Northwest Stockbridge al. By Mrs. W. L. Shartand Dunsmore, Sunday, Sly and Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Sly of sing and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hlcka and 14-OI. bottle 10c Mrs, A, R, Austin was happily sur­ Mr, Miller and family entertained Vantown. family of Miller Road were Sunday Catsup prised on Saturday evening to help company Sunday, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hicks. Standard quality celebrate .her birthday. Places were Norene VarieU from Leslie spent DansviUe Free Methotllst Church Mr, and Mrs. Leland Perrine and laat week with Margaret Grostefon. laid for about 25 from Lansing, Sagi­ son of Grand Rapids spent Sunday Rolled Oats 10 ibt. 23c naw, Albion and Holt. After a boun­ South Leroy Wesley R. Caswell, Pastor Ilene Sharland spent last week with with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. her cosin, Arleta Sharland. Quality Oats tiful pot luck supper the evening was By Mrs. W. L. lUoe Sunday school 10:00. Arthur Hedglen. spent in visiting. Morning worship 11:00. Robert Hague from Ann Arbor is Rev. and Mrs. Wesley Caswell and working for his brother, Philip, for a Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones, Bruce and Evening service 7:30. Mrs. Etta Squires returned Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nelson were few weeks. Kathleen, have gone to Otter Lake Prayer meeting, Thursday evening from camp meeting at East Lansing. COCOA OBR MOTHER'S 1 lOc and other points for the week end and in Trenton the week end to see his at 8:00. . Walter Bauer went to Ohio laat Sat­ sister, Mrs. Arlo Bennett, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Hedglen and urday after a load of corn. the Fourth. Bruce and Kathleen will We extend a welcome to you. family are spending several days with Fine quality - 2-lb. can 19c Mr. and Mrs. Seldon Monroe were Mrs. Ed Robeson is caring for Mrs. remain for two or three weeks. the later's parents, Mr. and Mrs. in Lansing last Friday. Addle Kistler, at her home. Mr. and Mrs, Joe Ellerby, South Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Otis were Lome Benner of Algonac. Dorwin Williams of Vantown, and Wayne Sharland and son Robert Cedar street, spent Saturday in Fow­ Saturday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Caswell attended the funeral Corn Syrup 5 ib. paii 25c Ivan Rice, Jr. of Willlamston, spent from Mt. Clemens caUed on W. L. lerville, on account of business. Frank Otis in Mason. of Lawrence Whitney in Leslie Mon­ Dark, fine quality—Light S-lb. pail 27c Saturday with Harold and Morris Sharland and family last Tuesday. The W, C, T, U, held its June 30 Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Allen and Bud­ day afternoon. Monroe. Clara Doris Richey, Ernie Frinkle, meeting including a pot luck dinner, dy spent the week end near Flushing Daniel Jennings and brother Gerald Mrs. Rose Nelson who has been Doris Sharland and Earl Richey at­ Fels Naptha 10 bar. 49c business meeting and program at the with the former's parents, Mr. and left Wednesday for a visit to the with her daughter at Trenton for tended a young people's rally at Van- Laundry Soap county infirmary. Mrs, Cyrus Allen. World's Fair at Chicago. some time. Is at her liome again. town Sunday afternoon and evening. Rev, C. P, Andrews, of the Presby­ Charles Otis and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Raymond are Mrs, W. Rice who has been with her Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Sharland spent Apple Butter as-oz. jar 17c terian cliurch, underwent an operation Lansing were Saturday visitors of Mr. spending several days with their son and family of this place, is with Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. in an Ann Arbor hospital Friday and and Mrs, L. E. Otis. daughter Beatrice in DeKalt, Illinois. Country Club — A rich smooth blend her daughter at Vantown now, . Charles Hair. was reported as doing well, Mr. and Mrs. Henry James, Therma Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Balmer and Mrs, Henry Binkley, who has been Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Donald were Rocky River 24.oz. bottie 10c in Lansing, Friday, and called on and Roland of Lansing were Sunday Phyllis were Sunday guests of the sick for some time, and was at St, visitors of Mr, and Mrs, C. A. Diehl. former'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Aus­ Beverage.—Lemon Lime, Orange, Root Beer. Lawrence hospital, Lansing, for two Clayton White and-family. AI.O Latonia Club Gingerale—No bottle charge The young people's rally held at the Mr. and Mrs, Herman Mann were tin Balmer of Linden Center. weeics, is again at her home and im­ Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Mrs. Lester Hudson of Mecosta OBITUARY proving slowly. Will Binkley is also Vantown church Sunday was well at­ tended and enjoyed by all. Titmers of Fowlerville. . spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs, W. gaining. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shopbell and W. Almond. Mrs. Hudson is a cou­ Mrs. Ivan Monroe and Mrs. L. P. Mrs, Sam Roberts, North Cedar family and Mrs. Caroline Shopbell of sin of Mrs. Almond and had not seen Lawrence Porter Whitney, son of street, who fell and cut her face is Williams were in Lansing on business SOAP CHIPS 527c Eaton Rapids were Sunday guests of her for 25 years. Jerome and Mina Whitney, was born last Thuraday. recovering nicely. Mr, and Mrs, Wesley Shopbell. Mrs. In Bunkerhill township, Ingham coun­ Clean Quick or Easy Task Merle Wagner is staying with May­ Mrs. Ellen Howlett of Stockbridge Miss Dorothea Bentley, daughter of Caroline Shopbell expects to remain ty, Michigan, July 27, 1904, and pass­ nard Breese at the present time, was brought to the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Bentley, East for two weeks. Clyde Saturday, and is at present in ed from thia life June 28, 1933. He Gold Band Soap 5 bar. 19c Delhi, had her leg badly cut recently, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nelson and moved to Rives township when a lad family were in Wheatfield, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Ludlow of ill health. Giant size bar.—A big value when the windshield of the car in Jackson spent Sunday with the lat­ Charlotte Wing, who has been In the where he received his education and which she was riding, fell into the car. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Monroe were in where his father preceded him In Lansing, Wednesday. ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Alfred As­ Lansing sanitarium for several Matches Avaion 6 boxe. 25c Dr. F. S. Troost was called and took eltine. death. He was united In marriage Mr, and Mrs, Merton Rice and Reba months returned to her home last several stitches. Mr. and Mrs. John Corbin are with Lucile Warner, April 21, 1928. Searchlight, box Sc were in Lansing on Friday. Friday. She has been reported In Mrs. Lena Kieppe, accompanied by spending several days this week with To this union were born two chUdren, Maynard Breese was in Detroit last good condition by Dr. Stuckey and Mr. and Mrs. George Kieppe, of Lan­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Corbin of Grand Betty Louise, now 4, and Lawrence, Babbitt's Cleanser 4c Friday and Saturday, does not have to report again until sing, have just returned from a week's Rapids. Jr., who died in infancy. H« leaves to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton White and August 15 for examination, Clean./ .cour., •conomical, quick Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dakin of Lansing mourn their loss, the widow and one family of Lansing, caUed on Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Dayton and were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Betty Louise, the mother, 50.1b. block Mrs. Clarence Donald, Sunday, • Vern Dayton left for Linden last Fri­ Block Salt 33c Ed Walker. Mra. Mina Whitney, three sisters, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crowl and fam­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton will re­ Quality block DR. C. W. CLEAVER Mr. and Mrs. Harry Aseltine re­ Ester Barden of Leslie, Mra. Eva ily called on friends in this neighbor­ main for some time and Vern return­ turned from the World's Fair Thurs­ Trdigo of Three Rivers, Mrs. Cecil hood, Monday. ed home Sunday. Mason—Phone 151 day and spent Sunday with the form­ Gravea of Berryville, two brothers, Mrs. James Donald was In Lansing Mrs. Raymond Dewey, who is in the er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred As­ •Stuart and Truman Whitney of Leslie, on business Friday. Stockbridge hospital, is reported as eltine. and a host of friends. KROGER TISSUE »5c Plates as low as JIO.OO greatly improved and is expected to Edd Stroble was in Detroit, Mon­ Mrs. C. E. Sawyer, George Sawyer A precious one from us is gone day. be brought home some day this week. Fine bathroom tl..ue - .SEMINOLE TISSUE, cotton .oft. and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Otis were Mrs. Cora Anway of Muskegon A voice we loved is s'tlUed, 4roll.2Sc Hours 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Heights is spending several days In A place Is vacant In our home visit In Pittsburgh. Otis In Lansing. Dansville with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Which never can be filled. Miss Barbara Coates, who has been A soul returned from whence It came Over Neely's Clothing Store Rev. and Mrs. Goodman are seri­ Braman. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr. and ously ill in Stockbridge. Rev. Good­ Mr. and Mrs, Rex HuUiberger and Dust returns to dust. Mrs. Ray Auatln, returned to her man was the Baptist minister here for family of East Lansing and Mr. and Oh do not mourn for him who has home in Saghiaw, on Saturday, after Plate repairs 4 hour service some time. Mrs. Noland Douglas of Haslett spent passed Golden ripe a two weeks visit here and in Albion. From a world of sorrow and pain Mrs. Irma Miller spent several days Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy HuUi­ and mellow lb.. last week with Mrs. C. M. Young at berger. For the loss we feel so great BANANAS 2 |5o Pleasant Lake. John Bell of Detroit spent the week Is only his gain. Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Fortman and end with the former's sister, Mae Bell. daughter of Lansing and Mrs. L. S. Mrs. Paul Reynolds and family, Many people admit that honesty is Lemons doi. 89c McMichael were Sunday guests of Misses Mae Bell, Shirley Swan and the best policy but the sad commen­ ailfornia Sunkist • 360 .In Arthur W. Jewett Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Fortman. Elaine Dowling left Tueaday to spend tary is that it often takes an Inquiry Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Almond and the remainder of the week at Cold- to make them realize it. Celery buneh 10c Connie were Sunday visitors of Mr. water Lake. and Mrs. Frank Steadman near Wil­ Juanita Brown, granddaughter of The tactful Mexican artist who Michigan - wall UeachMl FUNERAL DIRECTOR llamston. Mrs. Clyde Howlett, received a bad painted Lenin on the Rockefeller Floyd Mitchell and Miss Marjorle cut on her eye Tuesday evening faU- buUdlng would probably paint Luther Freih Carroll large buneh Darling are spending several days at ing on- a wire. on the walls of i the Vatican. SwMt and tender 356—Phones—132 Houghton Lake with the latter's par- Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Greenough and ,ents. family celebrated the Fourth at Before the government guarantees Mrs. Mabel Curtis and daughter, Owosso, all bank deposits it might be well for Funeral Home 605 South Jefferson Ave. Dorothy, were Sunday guests of Mr. Dewey Musser and family spent the congress to pass a bill compelling all and Mrs. Ben Curtis, Fourth at Pine Lake. men to be honest. ORANGES 1 87o Miss Evelyn Diehl attended the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shuons and Caltfornl* Vabndas - rich. awMl and full «f Jule* . 208 SIM Ambulance Service Fraser-Launstein wedding in Webber family spent the Fourth In Jackson. Ants, a native delicacy In parts of ville last Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Art Communal and Africa, are sold in packages. Page Four INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MI CHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1933

He at three o'clock Monday afternoon vices were held from the O. J. Ed­ have good judgment as to farms and and burial was made In Woodlawn ward's chapel Sunday afternoon at farm land. They can examine the soil, LESLIE cemetery. 3:30 o'clock with the Rev. O. B. Thur­ the topography of the farm, its drain­ ston officiating with burial in Wood LACKOFAPPRAISERS By Mrs. Ernest Sherman age or Irrigation possibilities, view its Oerlltz Hearing Pa«t|>oned Lawn. crops, buildings aind machinery and Examination of John Gerlltz, Leslie SPORTS BARTO QUICKW tell whether the farm is sufficient se­ youth held on a charge of bastardy, Liwlle Free Methodlsit Churcli curity for the loan asked, but they en­ Annual School Meeting was postponed by Justice M. L. Camp­ Wesley R. Caswell, Pastor PLANNING TO SPEED RELEASE tirely fall to understand the equally bell from Saturday until Monday, July Sunday School 2;30. OF MONEY UNDER NEW ACT. , Important matter of the applicant's Will Be Monday Night 10th. Worship service 3:30, BRITISH CHAMPION desirability as a credit risk, Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Mason Baseball Schedule i^Iany Appllciitions For Loans RcRciv- "To judge of a man's credit stand­ Celebrate Wedding Annlver.sliry at 8:00, ed By Federal Land Bank Of St. TEaJIS OF TWO BOARD MEM- The sixtieth wedding anniversary of We invito you. July 16 Howell'> ing takes tact, discretion and dili­ Paul, Speeding Actlion. gence. Meeting the applicant is nec-_ BERS EXPIRE. Mr, and Mrs. Daniel C. Darrow, Sr., July 23 Stockbridgp was celebrated at their home July 2, Arrangements have been completed ossary but not sufficient, Tho apprais­ ,Iuly 30 Munith*' Shortage of competent appraisers is er must talk with other business men, when their four sons, Daniel C, of by rcprosontatives of tlie E, O, T, C, the chief handicap to passing upon Two momtaora of the board of edu­ Leslie; Edward, Harry and Jesse, ot club with the Women's Department of August 0 Opei' perhaps neighbors, inquire into iiow cation whose terms expire are expect­ loans for Michigan applicants for fed­ promptly he meets his obligations, and Onondaga, together with their famil­ the Detroit Free Press to have Mrs, . July 9 Pleasant Lake eral financial aid, says F. H, Klawon, ed to bo candidates for ro-oiection at ies, which included several grandchil­ In short must obtain within a very Coolidge with her Kitchen deliver a August 13 Charlotte* president of tho Federal Land Bank short time such a knowledge of the the anmiai mooting of tho Lesiie dren, and great grandchildren, gather­ lecture and deinonstrate an oven cook­ schooi district, which will be held Aug, 20 Ferron's Cleaners"' of St, Paul, Mr, Klawon, however, man himself as to advise this bank or ed for tho event, A daughter, Mrs, ed meal here ^ctober 24, It is ex­ said that tho bank is rapidly shaping Monday night. The two board mem- Lottie Stone of Loomis, California, Sept, 3 Munith* the National Farm Loan association bels, M, 1.^, Compton and William pected the moetlbg will bo hold In' the up its program to put a competent through which the loan is to be made, was unable to bo present. Both Mr, auditorium of tho school building. Sept, 4 Open force in tho Hold at once, not only in Herzig, have been actively interested and Mrs, Darrow wore born in Lena­ whether it ought to grant tho appli­ in the school affairs for a number of Further details will be given later. Home Games Michigan, but in the other states of cation. Coupled .with thorough farm wee county in 1851 and were married The Royal Daughters met Wednes­ tho seventh land bank district, Wis­ years, and both men have served on at Palmyra, Michigan, July 1, 1873, knowledge and ability to form an op­ the board as trustees and officers. It day at tho homo of Mrs, Ivah Cowlcs, consin, Minnesota and North Dakota, inion on credit standing is good com­ Tliey came to Onondaga township in Members of tho Thcta Sigma soci­ A conference of tlie appraisers ot tho is reported that tho present candi­ 1871 and have lived the intervening mon sense and judgment, Tho ap­ dates will have opposition, Init no ety will hold a picnic at Pleasant district has been called to moot in St, praiser must know how much to dis­ Lime in that and Leslie townships, A Lake next week Thursday, On Wed­ Paul, Friday, July 7, and probably will other names have been dednltciy dinner prepared liy the daughters-in- SIROUl count praise of an applicant, or how placed before the electoi-s, nesday of next week the Kappa Kap­ continue over Saturday, to familiarize much to discount criticism, reading law was served from two long tables pa club will also have a picnic at tho tho men with tho new features of the A large attendance is expected at prettily decorated with garden llow- between the lines, as it were. And lake, emergency farm niortgago act and when bo has done all this and cover­ the annual meeting. Because of the ors. The lionored couple,were the re­ NSWG now practices connected with the lib­ non-payment of taxes the funds of the cipients of many lovely gifts. Besides Mrs, D, E, Clay and Mrs, Esteila ed, on tlie average, throe farms a day, Ranney will chaperono a group of eralized federal credit. ho must be able to put this multitude district have been restricted and the the 12 grandchildren the couple now MASON SHY SERVICES OF in their eighty-second year have eight Girl Scouts on a camping trip 6f sev­ This conforonco of the present field of facts and judgments into his report schooi treasury is in a depleted condi­ THREE HEAVY IIirTEKS. tion. With the exception of several groat grandcliildren, eral days at Pleasant Lake, force will bo supplemented next week so clearly that there will bo no need montlis at the beginning of the last About 35 descendants of the John by the calling in of applicants for pos­ to send it back for additional inter­ school year teachers wore forced to Vicary family held a reunion at the Illgglus Holds IVIiison to Four Binglos itions as appraisers, and putting them pretation, but so tho report will be GeoVglii Bliilr WiUkcr Reuben Scofleld homo Tuesday, through a special school of instruction fully adequate basis upon which to re­ accept payment of salaries in scrip, While Lang is Touchud For 15; Ono boord member stated that while Funeral services for the late Geor­ Max Fay, son of Mr, and Mrs, for a day or two, following two days ject the application," some money will come to tho school gia Ann Blair Walker, 74, who passed, Claude Fay, was badly injured Tues­ Blows in Nlnni. of individual conferences of the pros­ treasury from taxes that will bo col­ away Friday evening were held from day when a trip rope broke while un­ pective appraisers with state and unit Among the more than 200 spociflc the residence of her sister, Mrs, How­ lected there is little hope that teach­ loading hay on the Teubnor farm one Previous to the game July 4 Mason chiefs, Mr, Klawon indicated that this facts the appraiser must record are ers will receive anything but scrip ard M, Freeman, Sunday afternoon at mile west of the village, causing him necessity of training an adequate crew such as distance and direction from 4:30 o'clock with tho Rev, O, B, Tliur­ had lost but ono baseball game but of appraisers is tho chief drawback during tho coming year. Contracts, to fall, fracturing several ribs and now it is two as a result of a 6 to 1 tho farm to the nearest school house, lie said, are issued for 30 days and ston officiating. Surviving near rela­ sustaining also a bad cut on the back to completing loans now applied for, shipping point and church; kind of tives are the sister, Mrs, Freeman, a victory pounded out by the Eaton applications for which are coming in may be terminated at tho ond of nny of tho head, Rapids Cardinals Tuesday. Mason lion, iMiehael Scott, (Uty-four-yoar- roads and distance to good road; ac­ montli by either the board or tho tea- brother. Homer C, Blair, of Albion, a Gus Hanson of Wakefield, Michigan old country gontloilian, who kept the at tho rate of more tlian 200 a day, curate classification of soil (obtained granddaughter, Mrs, Josephine Bin­ has now been beaten twice and both diers. has boon secured to teach shop work British aniatuiir golf tltlo nt liomo by "We have many competent apprais­ with soil auger if necessary) thrifty ning and a grandson, Dr, L, B, Walk­ times by tho Cardinals. Mason ,and as athletic coach here for the Winning the tournaniont at lloylake. ers," Mr, Klawon said, "but wc need or run-down condition of land, live­ er, Jackson, two nieces, Mrs, Eliza­ couldn't connect with Higgin's slants coming year, many more, and they are hard to lind. stock, buildings and machinery, area Obituary beth Bodient, Albion, and Miss Flor­ Tuesday, Had Jess Harkness, Rick­ Mr, and Mrs, George Graham of We are using our best efforts to fill of the farm in slough, meadow, fields, Emma Olds Quackonbush was born ence Freeman, Lesiio, and a nephew, ley and Chapin been in the Mason RICK WITH RED SOX Mason wore guests Tuesday at Plea­ this need, but we know from past ex­ timber, slopes or rough, uncultivable Febi-uary 22, 1800, in Ingham County, Blair Freeman, Leslie, Other than lineup tho result might have boon dif­ sant Lake of Mr, and Mrs, B, O, Lum­ perience that many applicants who land, a colored plat of tho farm with Michigan, nnd diod at hor homo in those inontioned above from out of ferent but tiioso three lieavy hitters bard, may cjuaiify in ono phase of the work those things designated by special Leslie .luly 1, 1033, Sho was tho town attending tho funeral were Dr, wore not present and their mates only Kent Lumbard of Flint and Robert will fall short in another. The land symbols, and a financial statement of daughter of Mi-, and tMrs, S, W, Olds, and Mrs, A, H; Towlos, Mrs, Carrie took four blows oft' Higgins. Three of Lumbard of Lansing spent Sunday bank wants to give the best service tlic applicant as to debts, taxes, sums Mi-s, Quackenbush lived her entire life Poxon, and Mi'S, Grace Taylor of Lan­ the four hits were made by Brown. with their parents. possible to the people of the district owing him, etc. in Leslie township, Sho was united sing, Ml-, and Mrs, Thomas True of Lang pitched fair ball until the The R, O, Edward's and Floyd Tay­ and must select its field force so that in marriage October 21, 1877, to Eaton Rapids, Mr, and Mrs, Clare ninth. Then the big rigli't-handor lost lor families picniccd at Lansing tho ail the factors that go into the mak­ Cllirkson Wiiiilims, who diod July 2'1, Darling, Rivos; fVIrs, Bertha Walker, "No one over would have crossed Fourth, ing of a loan will be given full and ISO'l, at the ago of 39 yeai'S, To this Bert Blair, Mrs, L, B, Walker, Jack­ RAINED OFF SUND.VV tho ocean if he could have gotten off Miss Irma Morehouse and Dorothy balanced consideration, union live childi'on wore born; three son, Mrs. John Every, Detroit and The Mason-Ionia game was the ship in the storm,"—Cliarios F, James are attending summer schooi rained off Sunday when Jupiter daughtoi's, Mi-s, Edwni'd Lovett of James Blair of Hillsdale, in Ypsllanti, "For instance there arc mon who Kettering, Leslie and Mi's. Lillie Updyke and Piuvius reigned. The rain came Waiter Burns is still confined to the down in torrents at game time. tMi'S, Merlin Ewers of Jackson, Two Old Resident Dies Stobio hospital in Mason tho last re­ sons, Clarence M, and Earl C, Wilson, Funeral services for ii^nimn Olds maining one'of four Leslie crash vic­ his stuff and was' taken for three preceded lier in deatli, March 22, Quackenbush who diod at hor home tims, Tho other three, Mr, and Mrs. doubles and two singles, netting four 1897, slio married Vernon J, Quacken- Week-end • . . in Lesiio .luly 1 wore hold at tho O. J. Howard Pence and Mrs, Marie Cof- runs. Until the last frame the count biish. To tliis union two children Edwards chapel the following Mon­ fcnberry having succumbed to injur- stood 2 to 1 against Mason, wei'o born. Both died in infancy. Be­ day, witli the Rev. George Brown of- •ies received in an automobile accident Post, tlio lead-off man for the Car­ sides the husb.md and thi'oo daugh- liCiitting. Surviving noiir relatives last Tuesday night three miles west dinals, was tho big man with tho loi's, other sui-viving relatives ai'o a are tho luisband, Vernon Quacken­ of Dansville, stick. Ho poled out a double and sister, Mrs, Carrie Shotwell of Filch- bush; three daughters, Mrs, Edd Lov­ Mrs, Nellie Morea and Mrs, Lotta FEATURES three singles out of five appearances bui'g; three brotliors, .losso Olds of ett, Loslio, Mrs, Lillie Updyke and Hiser wore hostesses Friday to tho at tho plate. He reached first base Onondaga, and Bci't and Edward Olds Mi-s. Merlin Ewers of Jackson; two members of tho Past Worthy Mat­ on every chance, getting on by an er­ At Your A&P Store . . . of r.jOSlie, Funoi'al services were con­ sons, Clarence M, and Earl C, Wilson rons, Order of tho Eastern Star, at a ror in the fifth, Tho hard-hitting ducted nt tlio Edward's chapel in Les- by a former marriage, two children by one o'clock luncheon, Barnhill connected with a double and tho latter marriage have preceded her Edward Boyle was a week end tvvo singles, Keith Higgins, Rhinos in death. There also survive a sister, guest of his sisters, Mrs, Rebecca and Howe took two hits each off Mrs, Carrie Shotwell, of Fitchburg, Dennis nnd tho Misses Margaret and lUck If'orrell, SI. Louis l.'.rOwn catch­ Save the Eyes Lang, and three brothers, Jesse Olds of On­ Lillian Boyle, er who, flloli^ with Soiilllplnv Lloyd — A&P MEAT MARKETS — —SEE— ondaga and Bert and Edd Olds of Les­ Funeral services for Robert Wright, Early Iniiliig.s Tight Until tho ninth' inning the game I.U'own, was Il-affod fo the Boston Rod DR. F. .7. KELLOGG lie, Tho deceased was born in Ing­ 83, who died at his homo here Thurs­ So.v for Ciitchor Morvlii Shea and H ham county on ii'ctaruary 22, 18C0, and was anybody's. Mason scored in tlie Optometrist day morning, were held at the resi­ roporlod $50,000 In cash. In his now was tlie diiughter of Mr, and Mrs, S, dence Sunday afternoon at two o'clock fourth and by virtue of that run held iini|-orln. Sliced Bacon 10c Webb Building, Mason W, Olds, Her entire life has been with burial in Wood Lawn cemetery. the lead until the seventh, Eaton spent In this vicinity, He is survived by ono daughter, Mrs, Rapids scored again in tho eighth and Boiling Beef, from clioice cattle ,, ,lb. .')C Lela Straight, two sons, Emery and then came the deluge in the ninth. From Three Horses Poili Stealc, round bone cuts ;] lbs. 20c Brown made the lonely Mason li-c.ilburly Rltftss Siiiuliiy Llyod, ail living in this vicinity, Tlic Every tliol'oil;;lllil'od moo liorso In Fresh Picnic Hams lb. 51/7C DR. K. E. SCHURR .lay W, Featlieriy, 70, a life long deceased was a life long resident hero. count. He opened the fourth with a tho world is ii doscondilllt of ono of Osteopathic resident of this vicinity, diod at his Funeral services for Lawrence singe, stole second and was brought tliroo fiinioiis Iloi-scs—Uio llyerly Turk, \Tg^^t Stem 7c Roast 12c farm iiomo three miles west of Leslie Whitney, who lost his life by being home by Lang's single. Pliysiciiin-Sin-geon Singles by Rhinos and Barnhill and lhe Darley Arahiiin and tllo Godolphln • 15 Chops 12 l-2c Boned-Rolled 15c Friday morning at three o'clock. Sur­ struck by a bolt of lightning Wednes­ .•\roblan—lllllt wore hroiight to Eng­ €ll viving near relatives are the wife and an error by Edgar gave Eaton Rap­ olVice Hours—9-12 a, m.; 2-5 p. ni. day, were hold from tho O. J, Ed­ land about 200 years ago. The Go- Poik Sausage ib, ,5c three cliildren by a former marriage, ward's funeral home Monday after­ ids a run in the seventh. In the • and 7-8 p. ni. Poik Liver lb. 5c Mrs, George Holton and Fred Foath- noon at two o'clock with burial in eighth singles by Post, Rhines and dolphin .'Vrahian ciiino from Paris, Barnhill netted another, DouUlos by wlioro ho had been used to draw a Porli Hearts lb. 5c Phone 814 orly of Jackson and William Feathor- Wood Lawn cemetery, ly of Holt; also a brother. A, L, Fea- Mrs, Ray Blackmore is confined to Howe, Post and Rhines sandwiched in willercart,—Collier's iMli!;li'/,lno, Dart National Bank Building, therly of Lansing and several grand­ iior home by illness, with singles by Barnhill and Snow re­ Mason children. His death followed a long Pliii Lyon is convalescing from a sulted in four runs in tiie ninth. Boneless f^T „. it'^e period of poor health. Funeral ser­ badly infected left hand and arm Mason AB R H E Pleasant Lake Next Clipper, cf 4 0 0 0 Spare Ribs lb. 5c Edgar, ss 4 0 0 1 For Mason Players Beef Roast, branded beef lb. 9c L, Harkness, 2b —4 0 0 0 Hamburg, fresh ground ,3 lbs. 25c Brown, 3b 4 13 1 GINTHER MAY HURL FOR MA­ Mizer, lb 3 0 0 0 SON AGAINST RE.SORTERS. Lang, p 3 0 10 PorkChops°"ir"X5c Imhoff, If 3 0 0 0 Next Sunday at Pleasant Lake Ma­ Smalley, rf 3 0 0 0 son faces its hardest tost of the sea­ Trout, fresh caught lb. 15c Smiley, c 3 0 0 0 son when the locals take on the fast Complete Variety of Cold Meats and Clicesc resort team at Boi'tlotts. Tho day for Lunches 31 1 4 2 has been set aside as Mason day and E, Rapids AB R H E special features, of which tho baseball Post, If 5 2 4 0 game is tho foremost, are to mark A&P GROCERY DEPARTMENTS Keith Higgins, ss __4 0 2 1 the occasion. Rhines, 2b 5 1 2 0 Lyle Ginther may get tho call to Barnhill, 3b 5 0 3 0 pitch for Mason. Ginther is the lad WISCONSIN Ib. Eckhart, c 5 110 IVHLD 17c who helped Mason beat Stockbridge a Cheese Blackmore, lb 4 0 0 0 month ago. Lang was to do the hurl- Howe, cf — 4 12 0 .ing but the big boy has been weaken­ Ann Page Preserves ( lb. jars 2Sc) 2-lb. jar 23c Montross, rf 2 0 0 0 ing in the final frames and a slip Snow, rf 2 110 against Pleasant Lake is something CALUMET BAKIING POWDER lb. can 23c Ken Higgins, p 4 0 0 0 that can not be condoned. -Lang may be used to start the game with Gin­ 6 15 2-lb. 40 ther held in reserve. Hampton's J. Harkness, Rickley and Chapin Soda Crackers Higgins Hurling Hard will be in uniform Sunday so that Ma­ SANDWICH SPREAD Rajah 2 8-oz. jars 17c On Batting Averages son win be at full strength. Scalloped Butters N. B. C. Cookies lb. 19c PLAYERS ABSENT SUNDAY 9000 Youths Working KEEP HITTING LEAD. In Michigan Forests ''"K" Packages for Mason batting averages took a IRinSO 45 CONSERVATION CAMPS 57« slump Sunday with one exception. ES- Brown poled out three singles out of TABLISHED IN ST.\TE. LUX TOILET SOAP 4 bars 25c four times up. The other Mason players saw their averages sink. Rick­ Nine thousand young men, working LIFEBUOY SOAP 4 bars 2Sc ley, Chapin and Jess Harkness were under the president's emergency con­ unable to play and thereby are still servation work program are now es­ at the top or nearby. tablished in 45 camps In northern or DEL MONTE |t, Brown, by virtue of his clouting Michigan. Maxwell House COFFEE Sunday, took the lead among those The last of the camps was estab­ who have played every game. Only lished July 1, with workers sent from American Pride N. B. C. Cookies pkg. 29c Rickley and Chapin are ahead of his Camp Custer, Fort Brady and Fort .375. Wayne where they were "condition­ JELLO All Flavors 4 pkgs. 25c The averages as compiled by Mana­ ed." ger Jones are as follows: Camps were established almost BUY NOW! Prices Are AB H Pet. daily through June as each group of — FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Chapin 5 3 .600 200 men arrived to begin work in the Rickley 12 6 .500 woods. A superintendent and several B. Brown 32 12 .375 foremen reported to begin direction of 2 lbs. 25c R. Lang .1_...36 13 .361 the conservation work. Going to Climb! L, Harkness 1_.44 14 .318 Jin the mean time work plans had Imhoff 16 5 .313 been drawn by the department of con­ J, Harkness 32 10 .312 servation and maps and other data , All prospective buyers of refrigerators are urged to M, Mizer 27 8 .296 were placed in the hands of the camp Onions, fancy Texas whites H. Smiley 34 7 .206 superintendents. take advantage of the existing low prices. We have b. Clipper 24 3 .125 Work on fire lines and flre hazard •L. Smalley 27 3 .111 reduction is going on from each camp been notified that within a very short time all prices on j. Edgar 30 2 .067 in state forests, game refuges and the larger state parks and the forest reg­ refrigerators made by the Crosley Corporation, makers WIN eOLF PRIZES ion of the state In an atempt to hold Lyle Aseltine won first and S. A. down this year's fires, and although of the wonderful Shelvador electric refrigerator, will Murdock second In the blind bogey in many instances the' camps had been tournament staged at the Mason barely established corps workers have be advanced in price. Now, before this new piice course on July 4. The two-ball four- given valuable aid In flre fighting. BirdseyeNatdies 6 o - 23« ,some held In the afternoon was won takes effect, is the time to make your purchase. by Mr. Murdock and Leda Laverty. The greatest miracle that I know Salad Dressing Rajah qt. 25c The annual picnic of the club was well of is my conscience. And If God has attended. been able to work that one, there are Yukon Club Beverages (Lime Rickey iSc) ^-^i- 10c The new Shelvador is being widely acclaimed by none of which He is not capable.— from which he has been suffering Vinet. thousands of economical housewives. The conyen- greatly since early sprhig. Mrs. Mary. Jewell is visiting this - ience, the economy, the extra space afforded by the new week In Detroit. Pink Salmon type door, is winning hundreds of enthusiasts daily for Miss Fern Talbot returned Tuesday Livestock will be accepted as COFFEE Bokar lb. 2Sc 3 T' 25c to Jackson after a few days stay at Down Payment on the new creation in electrical refrigeration. the Boyle home. DEL MONTE SPINACH Mrs. Rebecca Dennis, Mrs, hma, McCormick-Deoring Farm Red Circle lb. 21c Blank and son Eugene motored to De­ troit Thursday on a business and plea- Machinery Large Can 17c sure trip. Mason Plumbing & Heating Company with notes for balance Jalt herrick, city, will bring this Phone 309 C. W. COUCH & SON A & P FOOD STORES item to the NEWS office, he wiU be The Great Atlantle A Paelfie Tea Co. given a free admission ticket to tbe Mason Mason theatre. INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1933 Page Five

74th birthday. Cards were played Town Line Road Scenes and Persons in the Current News PhUttpB Diatriet and ice cream and cake were served. By Mrs. N. B. Shemiu By Mr«. OM. Gruhn Mrs. Cora Smyth haa been confined N.f to her bed the past week by illness, but is some better at present. STATE'S FISHING LAWDoSn and Rose Bogard have gone to Addie Tyler was in Lansing last Bessie Lewis spent Monday in Lan­ live with their uncle in Kalamazoo. week, called there by the death of sing on business. LEGISLATURE EXTENDS FISHING Mrs, John Stephenson underwent an Charles F. Staley. Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Bowers and SEASON ONE MONTH. operation at Neller hospital Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fiitton are vis­ family of Mason spent Sunday eve­ and is improving, iting her sister,In Sheridan for a few ning With Mr. and Mrs. Clifford White Bass Kcmovcfd From Gunic Mr, and Mrs, R, Sherman went to -days. Smyth. Liiit, Perch Sixe LUiilt Set Bucic, Ann Arbor Sunday to see her sister, Mr, and Mrs. Alex Brown and fam­ Spearing Scamon Set Mrs, G, R, Wildern, who is in the uni- ily called at the Brown and Gruhn verslty hospital. homes Sunday afternoon. Eaton Rapids Mr, and Mrs. George Gruhn and Extension of the open flshing sea- Harold Creyts returned home from By Mrs. Etta Groome son in Michigan's inland lakes for one West Point Saturday, expecting to re- family attended a class picnic at month; restoration of the minimum turn at some future time, Thompson grove last Friday evening, size limit for perch, rock bass and Mr, and Mrs. Creyts, Don ,Tr., and Arthur Gobel and family spent tho calico bass; removal of white bass Julia, spent the week end and the week end at Remus, The Veterans of Foreign Wars will from the'list of game flsh and exten- Fourth fishing at Crystal Lake, Mr, and Mrs, If'red Strobel and Iva hold their annual stale picnic at the sion of the spring spearing season, I Henry Creyts went to Chicago Sat- May of Dimondale, spent Sunday with V. F. W, National homo Thursday, were among tho changes in inland urday to attend the Century of Pro- Mr, and Mrs, B, L, Green, at a dinner August G, fishing regulations adopted by the gi-ess exposition. party in honor of W, A, Melton on his Mi'S, Zella Cooley and family en­ tertained nt a dinner party Tuesday, 1933 session of the legislature. Georgo Wait has finished his house 87th birthday anniversary, Fishing for certain species in desig- and has rented it to Mr, and Mrs, Ar- Mr, and Mrs, W, A, Mellon quietly July 'Ith, at her homo on West Knight naled "pike lakes" ia now permitted and who will move their family here celebrated their G3rd wedding anni­ street, Mr, nnd Mrs, Arthur Keinpor the year around. The legislature ex- Thursday, versary on July 3, and family, Charley Cooley and Mr, tended tho open season for fishing-in Mrs, Clayton Gould attended tho Tho W, A, L, A, S, will hold their and Mrs, G, C, iilmoi'y and family inland lakes through the month of funeral of her father, Lewis Wash- July meeting on Jul,y.'20 at the Wo­ were pi'osent, April, Until now all lakes have been burn, Saturday at Central Lake, man's homo in Lansing, 510 N, Wil­ Mr, and Mi's, Ralph Hart of Battle closed March 31, They aro open now| Miller Road Child Study club Is low St, Each member will bring her Creek, were callers at the homo of until April 30, so that grass pike, wall-1 sponsoring a supervised playground own table service. Mr, and Mrs, O, Mart hist Friday, eyed pike, musUcllunge, and yellow tin tho grove back of tho Frank Dart Miss Marjorie Green attended tho Miss Mildred Emory is visiting in porch aro not subject lo a closed sea- home at the end of the pavement on wedding of Jeanette Freshour and was Lansing at the homo of Mr, and Mrs, son in "pike lakes," West Miller road, 50 children met maid of honor. Will Wade, A minimum size limit of ten inches Tuesday for the first play day. Miss Mr, and Mrs, Leroy Hart and has been placed on landlocked salmon, Buolah Isles from the public library, daughter of Battle Creek, were callers a species now included on the list of told stories. Anyone having any ma-. at the home of Mr, and Mrs, G, C, i Dorris Neighborhood 1 Emery and family, Sunday, game fish. A five a dfty possessior: torial to donate for equipment please J,—.roiiclfinj,' off the world's largest flrocrneUor on tile beaull nt .Santii iMnnicii, Cnllf. '.i.—(Ion, Itiilo nlillm Insiiof-l f By Mrs, Bessie Lewis * liinit is also included. The new law inform Mrs. C. Cliffe. Beginning Ing nionlhors of the Itiillan nir force at I..nke Orliotollo in pi-epiiraUOn for the muss IMshl to Chlcngo, 3,—Seci'otiiry ol Mrs, Lenna Weaver, Miss Emma El­ restores a minimum size limit of six Monday there will be daily play from .Stnte Coi'doll Milll (left) in intiinntc conversation with Neville Chniiihorlnin, I3ritlsh clliinccllor of tlio e.\-chefiuer, at thi> liott and Clyde Andrews of Onondaga, and Kenneth Stewart of Leoni, were inclics tor yellow perch, rock bass and 1:30 to '1:30 o'clock with the exception London ecOniitlilc confoi'once. Frank Remington nnd Miss Lylia calico bass. Tlie limit was restored, of Saturdfty, Sundays and holidays. Parker of Dansville spent Wednesday callers at the home of Mrs, Ella according to the fish division of the One or more mothers will be in charge with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Seth Groome, Sunday, conservation department because of daily. All children of the community Parker, Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Hai'ris and waste discovered. It was found that nre invited. Ready for Women's Surf Sail Regatta Frances Workman of Mason is Mr, and Mi's, Carl Harris of Leslie, small fisli wore loft in boats or on the spending the week with her grand­ were callers fit the home of Mrs, Ger­ ice in the winter. parents, Mr, and Mrs. Robert Schrad­ trude Halllfax, Sunday, Removal of white bass from the list er. Tho Eaton County Pioneer society Millville will meet August 17 at Bellevue, of designated game fish permits tho By Mrs. Slaggic Burden Sylvia Schrader and Bessie Lewis sale of this species. Commercializa­ wore Wednesday callers of Mrs. Har­ tion of grsiss pike, which has been vey Petorie of Remus, Mrs, Bessie II: Ida Rolfe, city, will bring this placed on tlie list of game fish is now The L, A, S, will meet Tuesday, Ely of Remus, who has boon spending I item lo lho NEWS office, he will bo prohibited when taken from inland July 11, for dinner. a few days with Mrs, Lewis, returned \ given a free admission ticket to the waters. Next Sunday afternoon, July 0, homo witli them, Mason theatre. Two lines or two rods and lines wilh there will be baptismal services near Jesse Swarts was a Wednesday eve­ a total of not more than four hooks on Parker Cornei' at Lamnreau Lake, ning caller of Mr, and Mrs, William all lines is legalized and ice fishing is Livingston and Ingham ministers Powell, limited to not more than five linos joining together in this service at Mr, and Mrs, Earl Jackway and DR. K. E. SCIiURR wilh one hook only on each line ex­ 2:30, Raymond of Lansing wore Saturdliy OSTEol'ATIIIC cept one line wilh any number of Quite a number from here attended ctalers of Mr, and Mrs, Seth Parker, hooks mny be used for taking smelt tlie young peoples rally of Lansing Celia Jones who has been confined l.liyslcian and Surgeon in recognized smelt waters. district at Vantown Sunday afternoon. to her bod by illness is some bettor al Tlie spearing season in the lower Rev, McCue, president of the confer­ present, Diseases of the Rectum peninsula is extended to include March ence, gave tlie address in the evening, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Conley of Lan­ Varicose Veins 1 lo Mny .1,''), milking it uniform for A little girl came to tho home of sing spent Thursday evening with her Obstetrics the entire slntc. Tlie director of con- Mr, and Mrs. Charles Hair last Mon­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schrad­ sei'Viilion is ciiipowcred to designate day evening, Juno 20. er. [-lours 9-12, 2-5; Mon,, Wed,, Fri, tlie Counties, streams or portions of Mr. nnd Mi's. Will .Clark entertain­ Robert Schrader and daughter, Syl­ Evenings sU'oiims in which ai-lificiitl liglUs may ed Sunday his niece and family, Mr. via, spent Wednesday evening witli bo used with speai's in season, and to and Mrs, Leonard Lnngthorn and two' Seth Parker and family, Phono 3'1'1-K2 designate the trout streams in whicli sons from Teciimseh, Clini'les Kirby Mr, and Mrs, Clifford Sniylli enter­ nart N!il,ii)nlil liniik nulldlng spears, without lights, may be used in and family of Eden, James Wilcox and tained 2S guests Tiiui'sday in honor of Mitson season foi' taking carp, suckers, red- family of Northwest Wliile Oak and their fatlier, C, Smyth, it being his lioi'.se, mullet, dogfisli and garpike. Mrs, Lyle Clark and sons of Engadine, While the old law limited sotting of About 85 from Millville Sunday ice lines lo one houl', linos may now school enjoyed an annual picnic al sot t'oi' two houl'S, Pci'sons fishing in Pleasant Lake last Saturday, tills manner ai'c restricted lo one Mr, and Mi-s, Eggleston entertained hook lo a line, not exceeding live lines. Sunday his niece and family from The director of conservation has near Benton Harbor and Mr, and Mrs, Hot Weather been authorized lo designate Irout Ira Osborn and daughter from Jack­ sti'elims in which dip nets m.ay be son and Adah Brown and children of used in season for taking suckers. He Millville, rilo.si.' .slliiin sc.'t ilfilliltic (ilicclis line up with tlioir hiilsli wood sail bouts for tlie women's siirl siill rot^liitii at tlio is also authorized to designate lakes Mr, and Mrs, Ira Osborn spent Sun­ fnsliionnhlc Mdo Country club. Long Island. The boats were originally nscd by the n.-itlvos of IDciindor for water in which suckers may be taken from day evening witlu her sister, Adah transporilition. ....CLOTHING March 15 to May 15 with set over Brown, Hot weather means difl'erent nets not exceeding flve foot in dia­ Mr, and Mrs. Clifl:ord Harvey of meter. clothing- for men, young men near Benton Harbor visited at A. J, East Alaiedon j Cloverleaf Dairy Has Aureiius j Use of trammel nets not over 12 Wilson's Sunday night, By Mrs. J«hn Speer By Mrs. Mary Droscha f and boys. We have it, and at feet long in parts of the Tittabawassee Mr, and Mrs, Ira Osborn left Mon­ - Highest Herd Average reasonable prices, too. river and its tributaries below the day afternoon to visit his niece at dams at Sanford, Mt, Pleasant and St. Saginaw, Everyone Is cordially invited to an Louis for taking carp, suckers, red- dafevrn?ng''"siS?s"o?Mr.rd E; "ANSEN AND. B.RKHOL/. HAVE ice cream social on the church lawn Palm Beach Suits horse, mullet, dogflsh and other non- A. E. Hartig. | HIGH COW FOR JUNE. this Friday evening, July 7. Colored These Palm Beach suits are game flsh is authorized. The daily WeblberviUe Mr. and Mrs. John Kaimon and sons ^ pictures of the Century of Progress at limit of fish is 100. By Mrs. Howard Herrlck Chicago will be shown later In the the last word in summer comfort The minimum penalty that may be ^P"* "^^iV^P^l^ "^^^^ During the month of June there Mr and Mrs Charles McClung. ^g^e 19 herds on test in the Lansing- evening. for men. The price fits all poc- inflicted on anyone convicted of using Mr and Mrs. W M. Rehm and ^g^am Dairy Herd Improvement as- The Royal Neighbors wUl hold their ketboolts. dynamite to take fish is increased to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holland and Mr." daughtcr were Sunday evenmg visit- gociation including 214 cows. Out of regular meeting, July 11, with Mrs, ?50 with a minimum prison sentence and Mrs. Walbridge were in Monroe ors of Mr. and Mrs, A, E. Hartig and t^jig „u^ber of c5ws 31 cows were Bert Brown of near Leslie, of 30 days. Friday. lamuy. , ^ „ • ,L producing over 1250 pounds of milk $12.50 The daily limit of Mackinaw trout, Ralph Douglass, who recently join­ Mrs. Donald Loomls of Philadelphia, H,ffrr,i^r; Mr^Vfrr./i^ir'/ produced over 50 pounds of Pa,, arrived Sunday to spend a month formerly applied only to Lake Charle­ ed the conservation dept., has been their daughter, Mrs. Clarence Fore- hufforfjif THP nvpratrn nf all eho voix nnd certain other lakes, has been sent 35 miles north of the upper pen­ man, and family of Willlamston, Sun- ^'^f^f telt^or'the'lo-d'ay'JerSd with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, R, F, Summer Ties removed. insula. He says its very nice there Droscha, and other relatives. Dip nets not exceeding nine feet but are nearly eaten up by mosquitos. Mr. and Mrs, Dave Waters returned This year we have a fine selec- square without sides or walls, for tak­ t?"tTll"r^rr!f ^f"^ PounSI"orb"uTerSt.'"'?he C°?oveS home last Thursday after spending a Mrs. Bert Gakel who was very ill trice Miller and brother, W. M. Miller ^^^^ Quinlan Bros. • tion of summer ties in the very ing minnows, are now permitted in with measles last week is gaining week with the latter's relatives near the Great Lakes and connecting wa­ ""'SrulZe'L., is spending a °^ WiUiamston averaged 1222 pounds Hastings. latest colors and materials. slowly. of milk with 44.36 pounds of butter ters in addition to seines and other Mr, and Mrs. Fred Holland were in few days with her aunt, Mrs. Fore­ fat to lead the association for the Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown and Mr. gear now provided. man of WUliamston. Mason and Lansing Saturday on busi­ month. and Mrs. Guy Bateman spent Sunday 50c up ness. They called on their son. Dr. Miss Ruth Lott of Mason is assist­ with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Strong and Charles Holland and family in East ing Mrs. Vern Liott with her house- The outstanding cow for the month Mr, and Mrs. Ceril Bateman. South Aureiius and North { Lansing. hold duties as Mrs. Lott is on the sick is a purebred Holstein owned by Han- list sen & Birkholz of Delta River road, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Droscha and Men's Summer Trousers Onondaga t While Mr. John Foreman was com­ family, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ma­ By Mrs. B. H. Field f ing from the south onto the main four Junior Hartig is working for Wai- with a production of 1887 pounds of tor Miller of Mason a few days. milk and 79.2 pounds of butterfat to guire and family of San Bernandlno, Get a pair of cool summer corners here, a car from the west ran Cal., Mrs. Donald Loomls of Phila­ the red light liitting his car broadside. Mrs, A, E. Hartig was in Holt Mon- her credit, delphia, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Droscha trousers. White duclcs, Slaclts in George Covert visited his cousin, No one was hurt but Mr. Foreman's day. The 10 high lierds in the association and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Eckhart Jight colors, all at remarltably Mrs, Ernest Dacon and family of car was badly damaged. for the month are as follows; Clover- and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph low prices. Kinneville Thursday, Miss Bernice Ling and Leta Bell leaf Dairy, 13 cows of mixed breeding, Garnant of Eaton Rapids spent Sun- Harris Hemans of Dearborn and his Pamment were in Lansing Saturday. . Dqe District 1222 pounds of milk and 44.36 pounds day-wlth Mr. and Mrs, Paul Rowe of mother, Mrs, Minnie Hemans of Ma­ Miss Leta Bell remained and Miss By rs. MTV. Butler of butterfat; Richard SeTden, 5 grade Columbia Road. son, visited John Hemans and family Maxine Ling returned home for the Holstein and Brown Swiss, 1137 lbs. Bathing Suits Thursday eveiiing, week end. of milk and 39.98 pounds of fat; Verne For the next warm day go for Mrs, Scar of Mason visited Mrs, Mrs. George Dills passed away in Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Simons and Higbee, 6 purebred and grade Jerseys, Northwest Ingham Bennett at the home of Roy Collier the St. Lawrence hospital in Lansing, children were Sunday guests of Mr. 882 pounds of milk and 36,25 pounds By Mrs. Ami TerrUl a swim in one of the newer and Thursday evening, Friday evening at 11 o'clock after and Mrs, James Talmadge of Lansing, of fat; O. J. Becker, 8 cows of mixed cooler swim suits. All sizes. Mrs. Cora Russell and Mr, and Mrs, several weeks of suffering with can­ Mr, Heeg of East Lansing called on breeding, 991 pounds of milk and Frank Hazelton visited friends at cers and tumors. Funeral was held Ernest Janisse of WiUiamston Thurs- 36.11 pounds of fat; Wm. Kirkpatrlck, Miss Lydia Osborne attended a Spring Arbor Sunday, at the Gorsline chapel in WiUiam­ day. 8 cows of mixed breeding, 1008 lbs. luncheon and health committee meet­ School meeting will be held Monday ston Wednesday afternoon. She leaves Marjorie Merryfield spent Sunday of milk with 35.65 pounds of fat. ing with Miss Mildred Cardwell of HARRY E. NEELY night, July 10th, at the Aureiius Cen­ her husband, George Dills, and a host with her grandmother, Mrs. Sadler. I C. K, Hoskins, 12 purebred and MUler Road, last Tuesday. ter school house. Every voter is re­ of friends to mourn, Ernest Janisse wiU spend the grade Holsteins, 1114 pounds of milk Mrs. Laura Parks and daughter, quested to be present, Howard Ling and family of Akron, Fourth with friends in Battle Creek, and 35.29 pounds of fat; D. C. StiU- Joiedell and children of Jackson were Mr, and Mrs, Merton Collins of Ohio, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Roland Merrifleld and man & Son, 8 cows of mixed breeding, Sunday caUers at the Osborne home. Lansing visited Mr, and Mrs, Clayton his father, Leslie Ling. Bobby spent Sunday with Mr, and 961 pounds of milk and 35.18 pounds Snow over the week end. Mrs. M. L. Merrifleld. ' of fat; J. H. Lavis, 13 purebred and Anna TerriU of Parchment spent Burr Huston of Detroit spent the the week end and over the Fourth week end with his wife here. Mr. and Mrs, Royal Evanston and grade Guernseys, 648 pounds of milk with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ami Howard Herrick and family spent ChUdren spent Sunday evening at the and 32.96 pounds of fat; Earl Morris Terrill. the first of the week with her father, M. L. Merrifleld home. ' & Son, 15 grade Holsteins and Guern- Dr. D. R. Lethbridge John Dutcher, near Stockbridge, Mrs. Carrie Riggs and Miss Dorothy seys, 919 pounds of milk and 31.03 Fred Brown, Alice Gillette, George Mrs. Deitz, who has been very ill Riggs spent Tuesday-with Mrs. Neva pounds of fat; L. W. Howe, 7 grade Soules' and Evelyn and Ethelyn Rae DENTISTRY—X-RAYS for several weeks, is no better. Butler. ; Holsteins, 1012 pounds of milk and were at Pleasant Lake one evening last week. Ifs Coming! Office over Dart National Bank Mrs. Howard Herrick was calling Miss Dorothy Riggs spent the latter 30.98 pounds of fat. on old friends and neighbors in White part of last week with her parents,] The three high cows of each age Lydia Osborne spent last Thursday Mason—Telephone 202 • ,pak Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Riggs, of Stock- class are listed as follows: Two-year- night with Beatrice Parker of East bridge. I old class, D. C, Stillman & Son, grade Lansing. 0£fice Hours: 9 to 12; 1 to 0 Be less ashamed to confess thy ig­ Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Butler and Ina Holstein, 1596 pounds of milk with Last weeks item should have read Evenhiga by appointment norance than, by holding a foolish ar­ of East Lansing caUed at the Butler 49.4 pounds of fat; C, K. Hoskins, Mrs. Delia Bashford and Mrs. Bortle Our Big Annual gument, to betray it.—Eliz, Joceline. home Saturday afternoon, grade Holstein, 1302 pounds of milk were callers at the Osborne home and 44.2 pounds of fat; O. J. Becker, Tuesday evening. purebred Holstein, 1455 pounds of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gillette were mUk and 43.6 pounds of fat. recent visitors of his niece near Jack­ July Clearance Bateman Neighborhood Three-year-old class. Hansen & f By Bdna Casper Birkholz, purebred Holstein, 1734 son and also viewed the Cascades. pounds of milk and 65.9 pounds of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Soules enter­ Whal'saHome Worth? r gj,^jg Holstein, tained relatives for Sunday dinner. Sale! Watch for Mrs. R, G. Leslie and children of S&%L??Sk Td'lo.oToS Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Poilok and How Highly Do YOU Value Your Home? Hastings, Who have been visiting her of fat; J. H. Lavis, purebred Guern­ family entertained the members of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smith, sey, 699 pounds of milk and 45.9 lbs. their birthday dub last Saturday. returned to her home last Saturday. Great Important Tlie NATIONAL'S loans are confined to first of fat. Anna Terrill spent Monday with bier mortgages on SELECTED HOMES, mostly occu­ Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Bateman vis­ ited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Four-year-old class. Hansen & sister Eileen at M. S. C. _ _ pied by tlie individual owners,and their families, Mrs. David Strong near Eaton Rap­ Birkholz, purebred Holstehi, 1887 lbs. Jean TerrUl spent Thursday evening of mUk and 79.2 pounds of fat; at Stockbridge and Pleasant Lake. Announcement and will not average over $3,300. As the monthjy ids. Mr. and Mrs. John Runyon called on Cloverleaf Dairy, grade Guernsey, Ethel Andrews of Lansing spent the payments are made the size of the loans decrease Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith Sunday. 1245 pounds of milk and 69.7 pounds week end with her sister, Mrs. Roy of fat; Max Eifert, purebred Brown and the SECURITY increases. Mc. and Mrs. Harold Smith and ,Rae and family. Next Week. sons, Robert and Lewis, Miss Louise Swiss, 1218 pounds of milk and 57.2 I Smith, with relatives from Hastings, pounds of fat. Consider NATIONAL Shares for Your visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred.Hoskins Mature class, .5 years and over, Wonderland and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith Friday. Cloverleaf Dairy, grade Holstein, 1767 By Mrs. W. J. Clarke Investments. Mr. and Mrs. John Casper spent the pounds of ;nilk and 65.3 pounds of fat; Fourth at Higgins Lake. Max Eifert, purebred Brown Swiss, Mr, and Mrs. E. P. MacReckard and 1293 pounds of milk and 63.3 pounds Miss Lois Knapp of Ithaca and her (Jig JJattmml HESS daughter called on Z. C. Lewis one of fat; Max Eifert, purebred Brown friend spent Sunday with her sister, night last week. Swiss, 1287 pounds of mUk and 59.2 Mrs. Duke. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McMyler called pounds of fat. William Clarke and family attended on Mr. and Mrs. John Runyon and the Clarke reunion at, DeWltt Sunday. family Friday evening. It is not because men like to flsh so Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Grimm enter­ are cleaning SNYDER'S 1250 Grlswold Street, Detroit, Mich. W. F. Roberts and James Burcham well but becau8g_they tained company from Jackson Sun­ Detroit's Oldest Building and of Lansing spent Sunday evening with bouse at home. day. Loan Auoclatlon *' Mr. and Mrs. John Runyon. Arthur Bentley was In Sprlngport Local RepreMntatlve: D. P.. Whit­ Z. C. Lewis vislUd Sunday with Mr. If L, C. Otis, city, will bring this recently. • 5c-10c to $5,00 Store more, &Iaion; Wm. H. Johniton, Leslie and Mrs. Herman Miller of Wheatfield. Item to the NEWS office, he will be Mr. and Mrs. Nellls Bateman of Miss Louise Smith spent Sunday ven a free admission ticket to the Eden called at William Clarke's Sun­ with Miss Bvelyn Bateman. gason theatre. day evening. Page Six

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LIVESTOCK—TOOLS FOR SALE—Mare, -1 yenrs oW, wt, 1200 lbs. Also Maytag- engUie and 2 gns engines, Theo, Simons, 3 re-BUILDING miles- southwest 'of WiUiamston. Ip FOR SALE—Ten nice pigs at tho Ed Is the Order of the Day Walker farm, soutliwest of Dans­ ville, Ed Walker, 27wl FOR SALE—Holsteih bull, 8 months old, eligible to I'ogister, also bean JNSPIRED by the vigorous example ol' puller. Alio Pace, 2'/- miles west of Wayside Inn, Loslio, 27wlp the present administrtition nnd its re­ FOR SALE—One groy gelding, weight construction measures American people 15,'JO, Will take in cows colnlng fresli. Also cows for sale, some are adapting' themselves and their al- fresh, S. A, Lruxton, 1st house east of golf course, 27wl i'airs to fit in favorably with recovery FOR SALE—Good horse, wt. about conditions. 1700. Priced right. Also registered Pei'choron stallion. No. 18938'!, in sei'vico at my barn. Fee ?6.50 tor standing colt. Ralph Edwards, bVn Businesses are planning' more aggres­ miles south ot Mason on U, S, 127, 26w2 sive operations and fortifying- them­ Cle.'iniiit! liiimiixnis ol' glasses nl the 20-yards long bar in the new Geological museum In London, wlici-e tho world selves with strong banking connections. FOR SALE—'1 year old Guernsey cow, economic colirei-onco is being held.. .Ins, Knauf, 1 mile west of Fitch­ burg, 2Cw2p Individuals are evidencing keen interest FOR SALE—10 good work horses, Parisians Drilled Against Aerial Gas Raids in personal thrift; building savings re­ some good youhg maros. Every one must be as i-cprcsonted, Carl serves and reviving iiivestinent pro­ Warner, X\ii miles oast of Aureiius Center, phone 703, Aureiius, 25-tf, grams.

J Miscellaneous j i.,i,,«,,«,,.,,«,,t,,.,,.,,.,,»,,B,,,.,,«,,>,,. ..,#,,•,,•,,..•..4 FOR SALE—Westinghouso lighting plant in poi'fcct condition. Just tlio tiling for tho suminoi' cottage, Hlill- The Farmers Bank SUigh, Inc, 27wt Member ol the Federal FOR SALE—Wo have a few pieces of iLsed fliriiitui'o I'or sale, Bast Reserve System iMiiplo. Opoli evenings, 27-tf FOR S.'VLE—Last call for cherries. Will (lliisll the cl'op this week. Got hiiiiy today. Di', O. H, Frocland, wl FOR S,'VLE—Pick your own currants ••ilul clioi'rics, ;?c pel' qunl't, Fiirnish yoili' own Coiititiiior, VV, V, Wlilt- iiiiiii, I U miles noi'tli of fVIiison on ,lelTc'lrfon sli-oet, 27wlp FOR SALE—Rod l'lispbcrrios, »c per qiliii't. Pick Iholii youl'self. A, VV. .lowett, Jr, ' 27w2 I'^OR S,-\LI': fVIontmofcnCy chci'fies, will bo ready the liitter"part of the week nnd tho lii'st of next week. ill ki't'ifill;; wllll nn ni-dor iis.suod hy tllo inililill'y gnvcrllffr ffl lllf'cily Hint I'llrlslillls slilill glilller ilillMilg tlie snin- Tile supply i.s limited so oi'dcr cfli'ly. .Ml'S. L. I-l'. Lnylin, 27wl' nior nllfl lllc I'llll Iff Irniii I'or pi'otocl.ioli lignlnst gns nttncUs from the illl-, ono of Ulc first groups is Ilei'o shown as Uioy .assonihled I'or (.llolr In.sli'iicl.lon nt the I'nris cily hnll. PICKLE colili'acls may bo secul'cd by ciiUing nt tllo oll'ice of Wilson Pnck- ing Co,, Mason, Phone 51, 23wtf favorable light in the public mind, The at the World's Fair public-appears to like that soi't of thing, Mr, Average Citizen hearkens PAID KIDNAPERS out a program and in laying it care­ expense of University or Michigan i'ARMS—REAL ESTATE back to the days of "Teddy" Roose­ fully before his loaders would have funds, is another nowcolnoi; to the velt and his "big stick" and cheers saved Govci-nor Comstock a groat deal publicity field for which the taxpayer FOR S,'VLE—.'JO acres good land, lustily whenever tho chief exocutivo, of worry and would have assured pays. Such old offenders as the sec- sninll house and barn, fruit, apples, by force of Character, a strong per­ Michigan of n much better sot of en­ rotary of state and the depni'tment of clicl'i'ies, poni's, plums, strawberries; sonality, or by sheer ability, forces his actments. conservation are not lioi'c mentioned 8 aci-es of timber, ,'i;i800, 100 acres house and senate into a position whero Puhlic.ity Itun.s Riot except to siiy that they are still oper­ of good land lo trade tor small the, moliibei's respond to the crack of Alnong the matters to which the ating on a higli production basis. The house or small aci'eagc, Sarah El­ tho whip. coinniission of inquii-y into stale gov- federal governmont started this ex­ liott, (j miles oast of Mason and '/^ Students ot- politics and political ei'ninental expense called specific at­ pensive business but if Michigan keeps mile north, known lis Edgar Swan maneuvers are a unit in declaring tention ns being soinothtng which at it she will out publicize the gov­ fiirln, 2Gw2 that in ovei'y such situation an able state departments might do without, ernment publicists. governor is required—a governor able was the practice of each carrying on FOR SALE—Or rent [-loughlon Lake to think abend of the legislators as a campaign of publicity for which tho Legal Notice cottage. Good bathing bench and well as one who has a carefully woi'k- taxpayer pays. It was found thiit iioar rlsliing grounds. Jay G, Marsh, ed out prograin of genuine merit. several department heads had editors NOTICi-; 01.' .MOIiTCAf.'K SALK Haslett, Phono S3,'f-F21, 2,'fw3 iloffttfit IfftvfffK iitfefi ffffffie Iff tiftf tfffffiiftioffs Never since the days of Stevens T, on the payroll and that huge sums of of two CL'f-tffiff fffof'tKfffte.s ffff llftf lff-oifof'ty Mason has the adlninistration boon money are annually expended in print­ ififf-tfiffftner flifstfriiff'il, f'Xffofftefl Ify Mtififffi n, ing and postage on pure bunk bene­ G'oifi;iffff-h, of l.ffffsiffi;, Miclfffjffff, lo ,1, (;flifof-L j For Rent j confronted with more perplexing prob­ Avory, of life sfffffo lflfftfif, offif fff lite sffifi lems than those faced by Governor fitting only tho incumbent and design­ nf(ff-l.^rfff?es Iffffff-ffffc fifftff iifff 'Ilif flffy ffl' .Iffffff. FOR RENT—Plonsnnt Lake cottages, Willinm A, Comstock and the inem- ed only to build up in the public mind i!)'.;0. fffftl lilefl for f'tfeof'fl iff tifff olVieo of tifif the idea that Mr, Whos'is Is a wonder- Itiftfisdfr tff nfffjfls of IffKifffhf Gffffffty, IMieifi- Lni'ge, convenient, coliipeting prices, bers of the 1933 legislature. itffif, oft the fillf flffy flf ,lffffo, i'.l'Jif, fffffi ro- Reynolds, It-l W, Onk, Mason. 2G-tf When the legislature convened in fui guy and ought to be re-elected or t'of-flofl iff l.iiffff- lilf.') of fhorlKffKos, ffff lfffffc January there were many problei'ns to promoted. thereof, fffffi tifo oilfuf- fff tlfe sffifi iffof'iKffKOs FOR RENT—Two apartments at 314 bo solved, those probloins for the most Like an outbreak of measles, the fifficti tifo iiiif iih.v of Oifioifef-,.i!);;,'•>, fffffi ifiofi East Ellii, one furnished and one for f-ot-of-il in llftf (fn'ice tff ufe sffifi ifogislf-hr part falling naturally under four gen­ itch for publicity is actually on tho off llff! irilif flffy of Oetfilfhr, llf2."i, hfffi reeof-floil unrurnishcd. Lower apartment has eral headings. Indigency and welfare rampage. Instead of heeding tho word ih Liiier 2fi!i of ffiorlgffgffs ffff liffiju lif.'i tifef-c- use of garden spot. Lots 'of small matters growing out of an extended of warning, the state board of auditors of, fffffi ifffilf of tlfe sffifi fhffrii;ffi!es flffly hs- fruit. Well located in best residen­ sii,'ffefl lly tifo I'l-oifftlo Coffrt of sffifi Coffhty period of unemployment were para­ under whose control this evil flourish­ ftctintf iff tlfe ffflfiiifiistf-fftioff of tifo lf!slfttc of tial section. Both apartments aro mount. Intricately interwoven with es, evidently has taken the lid off en­ tifo sftiti .1, (iflifort Avofy, fUfeuffsfftI, tff Efiffnff modern. Water, gas and lights these problems were the questions of tirely. The latest to succumb to lho (Irficslfcfflt, .lolfh Avof-y ffhfl Nottio Williftffis, wifieif Hffifl ffssiKfffhefft fs reeorflotl iff tlfe olfico fui'nished, P, J, McDaniels, Lansing finance and taxation, including the lust for propaganda is no less a per­ phono, residence 2G279, office 20132, of tlfe Hhifl ItcL'istor of DoDtls Ift l..ilier 2.18 of Displilyed nl A Century of I'rogress in Chicago Pre a aioflorn Rurllngton perplexing matter of tax delinquency sonage than tho director of agricul­ mortf,'ftKos oh lfhKe Ifffi lIfef'eoC afftl (Ifef-ehftcr, 20-tf and what to do with lands held under ture, the Honorable Samuel T, Metz- ffhfl oh Ufe i'2tlt tlffy of ,Tfthtffff-y. i'.l',!7, the ih­ Byslom loconiotlvo 0,1 I'eet 2 lilclios long; and tllo engine of tlio clglitles which tef'cst of Ufe sftiil ISmnfft (!f-ffeslfceii ffhfl .lohff pulled tlio first pns,songor train to Denver ovor the Burlington lino. tax liens and'iibout to bo confiscated gor. This week he is out with four Avery wfts tiffly ffsslKffeti to the sftifl Nettie for taxes past due and unpaid. Bank­ pages of bunk in which is discussed a WilliftfiiH, which sftifl ftssfKhfhefft wfts recof'tlctl t Wanted J ll. F. iMclOii'oy, city infuingcr ot ih tlfe olfieo of the sffifi Uettistor of IJoctIs 4...... i..tM.M...t«lM.....,»...,,,,.,,^,,.,^,,i,,.„..4 ing and related fiscal problems involv­ lot of things including the value of l^ansns Cll.v, Mo,, who paid Uio kid­ •Ihnifaf-y I'l, 1(127, in fjllfcr 2Hii of hforttrfipros WANTED—To exchange 7 room mod­ NEW GERMAN ENVOY Opposition Developing ing tho entire credit structure of the his department inspectors In teaching on ifftKo 72 ftiftl 7i! thcf'oof. Notice is hereby ern house, 5 blocks from Downey stato, governmental and private, con­ napers of his diuigllter Alary !i;;)0,000 the farmer how to pack and grade his Kfvoh thfft shitI ihortKftKes will he fof'eclo.'icd stituted the third great field of legis­ crops and how to find the highest Ifflf'HUftht lo Ifowcr of-sfflq .cofftfffneil ih sftifl hotel in Lansing for 15 or 20 acres To Governor's Vetoes for her relonso, nfter sho lind been nfortKffifes. ftfffl t'f'f IfrefnfffOH ihorefff fleffcrfbcti near Leslie or Mason, with good lative concern. Support of the public ln>kl by tlieni for about 30 hours con­ prices for his commodities. At least as tifo West fffty-ffvc {515)) feet of hot four buildings and land. Box 50, News, (Continued from Page 1> school system of the state following flned in a dark, cold cellar. Sam cannot be charged with modesty. (•I) of Btftler hhfl Cotvles' Siflfilivision of DIoci; the adoption of the 15-mill tax limita­ He writes in the flrst person and talks His, oC tlfe City of Lffhsihit, IfiL'hftin County, Mason. 27wlp signing away their household effects MIchltcah, will be .sold hi; ifhblitf huclioif to the without warning as to the high Inter­ tion amendment to the state constitu­ of "our" and "we" as if writing to a hiKhcst biflfler for effsh by tho shefilV ot Ifig- mittees as best they could but that WANTED—To •trade Ford truck for est rates charged. The small loan act tion last November, was the fourth. dear friend. Incidentally it might be Itftm Comity, ftt tlfe North ff-ont floor of Uio best was little less than drawing City Hftll in the City of LffnsinK, InKhffm young sheep. Truck is complete is a hot member and the governor is Beer, horse and dog racing, the added that Michigan taxpayers are al­ names out of a bag. County, MitfhiKhn, on tbo i-tth tlffy of Oetobcr, with stock rack and in good shape. getting a lot of panning for his veto. small loan law, garnishment exemp­ ready digging up a lot of money for Itisa, lit ton o'clock in tho fof'ciiooff. There is Progriini Falls Chas. Binkley, Holt. 27wlp It is possible that two-thirds of both tions, clash of interests between the extension work at Michigan State col­ (Iffe ftml ifftyablo ;it the ilhle of this notice ULfon In marked contrast with the success the debt secured by tlfe sftid nfoftiiftKCS tho houses may upset his plans to save raUroads and the highway trucking lege, most of which Is along educa­ WANTED—Tea and coffee route man of President Franklin D. Roosevelt sum of Ono Thonshhd Foffr Htfnflf'ed twonty- the Iniquitous concerns which prey Interests, notary public commission tional lines connected with agricul­ oho hnd SO-lon ($l,.12l.9ri) Dollhrs hnd tho for regular route through Mason with his congress Is seen the failure upon the poor and the Improvident of rates and a hundred and one similar ture. The latest venture appears like IcKh! nttorney fees, and Ingham county. Apply by let­ of Governor Comstock, Roosevelt had the state, measures were incidental to the real an Inexcusable duplication. Nearly 40 Dfttcd: July 7th, 10,13, ter immediately. M, Kennedy Cof­ problems of 1933 but for some reason a program which he promoted from pages of manuscript a week, devoted NETTIE WILLIAMS, Assignee of Mort- fee Co., Kokomo, Indiana, 27wlp A Difficult Role the drop of the hat. He gave the con­ to the Interests of the American Med­ KftKco, .Another difficult role the governor successfully held the center of interest 0, E. McARTHUR, Attorney for Mof'tpruijco, throughout. The people are out with gress so much Important matter that ical Society and disseminated at the Eftton Khifids, MiohiBan. 27wl3 WANTED—Will pay 25e per 100 lbs, is playing Is In connection with the it had no lime to think up deviltry for newspapers, magazines and chain store tax bill whicli also felt the a big question mark to learn the rea­ son why the pig issues were Ignored and befog the session with pet meas­ rags delivered at 325 East Ash, D, veto axe. There are 50,000 Independ­ ures and political gestures. Comstock Dorman, 25-tf, ent merchants in Michigan who have and flimsy, sUly and inconsequential questions held sway. never produced a program. The only worked hard and long to secure the discipline he maintained over his WANTED—To buy 100 hogs a week. Five Main Points passage of the graduated chain-store party members was the threat of loss Will pay within 40c of Detroit mar­ Every successful legislative session tax measure. Added to this number of patronage for those who kicked ket. Call before delivery. WiU also Is predicated upon a five-point suspen­ of Influential citizens of Michigan are over the traces. The Inevitable re buy beef cattle. Frank Wrook, sion, to borrow a motor car term. some 10,000 traveling salesmen who suit was a stream jammed with Hoit, phone 7-P3. 4.tf Floating power may be all right in represent about 2000 wholesalers and knurly logs and driftwood while the some cars but in the legislative char­ jobbers. To the Imposing total of straight timber was lost in the eddies. It's Coming! iot there must be a rigidity of purpose these three groups must also be added When the drive was over there was and a predetermined and agreed-upon Dr. Hans Luther, who resigned ns at least 50,000 clerks. When the wives little worthwhile lumber to be sawed. head of the relchsbank nnd wns ap­ course of procedure. SOLD—The Miller ten acres, Alaie­ and relatives of this formidable group Comstock was a woodsman in his don, to J. L. Curtis and wife; homo pointed ns the German nmbns.sndor to of voters are counted together It wUl No matter how good a biU may be, early days but evidently he never 450 W. Ash to Bertha Dlgby; Petty the United Stntes to succeed Fried- bo found that not less than 300,000 unless It passes both the senate and learned the first rule of the drive— property, Rogers street, to Dart rich Williolm von Prlttwitz. Doctor voters are tied in with this chain store the house of representatives by a ma­ "keep the stream open and the logs Our Big Annual Lang and wife. Have prospective Lutlier WHS chancellor of tho Oerinnn tax bill which the governor vetoed. jority vote and is then approved by rolling and there wlU be no jams at buyer with $1500 to pay down on republic durliig part of 102b and 1028. This group also is asking their rep­ the governor, aU time given its con­ the cross currents." resentatives and senators to be on 40 to 80 acres, good location and sideration has been lost. The senate made the mistake of dis­ hand July 17 to cast their vote to July Clearance neat buUdings. Reynolds Real Es­ The flve points referred to are: charging men and women with years CARD OP THANKS—We sincerely tate, Earl Parrlsh, salesman, 114 W. over-ride the executive veto! 1. The personnel of the two houses of experience In handling the technical thank the relatives, friends and Oak, Mason. 27wl There will be a lot of matters to talk and the executive office itself. side of the work. Their places were neighbors who so kindly assisted us over when the day for the final cur­ 2. Organization — members must taken by campaign workers who knew during the illness and at the death Sale! Watch for DANCE—Saturday night, July 8. Re­ tain arrives. There have been a lot of be assigned to committees where each little and cared less for the work of of our beloved wife and mother. We fined patronage solicited. H. Owen, political plums shaken from the party can work to best advantage. the session. With the aid of a hand­ also wish to thank aU who furnished 3 miles east of game farm on game tree since June 16 and a lot of the ful of sound thinking democrats the flowers and Rev. Brown for his 3. An efficient technical staff ac­ farm road. 27wlp republican members of the house suc­ Great Important kind words. 'Vernon Quackenbush, boys know now that their friends are curately keep the records and the ceeded in savhig the clerk and his LUlie Updyke, Mr. and Mrs. Edno t getting what they had hoped for journals so that what is done wUl MISCELLANEOUS staff, hence the amount and character Lovett, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Ewers. and what in a number of instances Stand the test of the courts. had been promised. It is just possible 4. Rules of procedure must be of the work done on that side shines CARD OF THANKS—We wish to 27wlp : Announcement that an imposing number of democra­ carefully followed in order that the forth In contrast to that of the sen­ thank the Masons, Stars, Baptist L. tic votes may be on hand to hit back mass of legislation may move steadily ate. Likewise the house proceeded A. S., neighbors, and all who tender­ CARD OP THANKS—We desire to at the governor on that day. forward. ' / with a degree of regard for the rules ed kindnesses to our daughter and extend our heartfelt thanks to the 5. A carefully worked-out program whUe the senate blundered along as Next Week. to us during her recent illness. Al­ many who so kindly assisted us at Among the general run of the pub­ must be agreed to by leaders of both best it could. mond Wing and family. 27wlp the thne of the death of our beloved lic both these measures are popular. husband and father, for the many The governor is on the defensive on houses in joint conference with the Patronage Heads List CARD OP THANKS—We wish to beautiful flowers, and Mr. and Mrs. both.. On these and, other measures of governor, . ' But what of the program? In con­ thank the friends and neighbors for Brown for their singing and words which he has disapproved may form Did the 1933 legislature meet these trast with the seriousness of the sit­ the beautiful flowers and the acts of comfort. Mrs. Lucile Whitney, the battle Hnes for the next guber- requirements? uation, there was none. Such as there of kindness tendered me at the time Betty Louise Whitney. wl' huatorial primary conflict. To the A large majority of the members of was had not been submitted by the of the death of our husband and 'student, of politics and political both houses were untried and untrain­ governor even to the members of his father and the minister for his com­ MASON MAHKETS maneuvering, the I7th is an Impor- ed legislators.'..'.tMany had no proper own plarty. Prom the very outset forting words. Mrs. Jesse Adams Wheat ; $ .87 $ .iB8 ,tant date., • /.. conception of the problems before patronage tbok precedence over , the and family. 27wl Beans, cwt. 2.20 2.l5 ; :Next week we will attempt to re- them and those who were experienced public good: Petty party, quarrels Red Kidney Beans 2.00 2,^0 view other bUls which the governor found themselves members of a minor­ marred the discussion-of every impor­ CARD OP THANKS—We wish to Oats .40 .45 has, or, may veto. The character of ity party and at the taU end of com­ tant measure to the point that, even SNYDER'S a majority of the democrats of the thank the many friends and neigh­ Rye __- _ _— .68 .60 bills, which has received the negatlvfe' mittees. Chairmanships of practically house are found on the record in the bors for their kindnesses and floral Feeding Baifley :— .50 1.00 swing of the executive pen is,interest­ every Important committee on both closing hours of the session as forc­ offerings and especially Mrs. Madge Malttag Barley .75 l.io ing to say the least. sides of the capitol were assigned to ed to vote for a sales tax measure Youngs .for her kind care of our Cream , 23c Need Bi^ Stick nbvltlates who did their best but 5c-10c to $5.00 Store mother. Mr. and-Mrs. James G. which the governor had previously de­ Eggs... lie Frequently governors have improv- whose best was not good enough. The clared he would veto if passed. Thorburn, Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Thor­ Rocks gc ed their respective political positions speaker of the house and the presi­ burn, Mr, and Mrs. Clyde Wade. Ip Leghorns 6c by Jockeying the legislature Into un­ dent of the senate made up their com- One week of honest effort in laying

/ INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MI CHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1933 Pag« Seven

GROCERY SHOWER -FINDS NEW FUEL Princeton Lightweight Crew WR^^^^ On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Ly­ man Freshour, Mrs, Stanley Holmes Petsonal Mention and Mrs. Ralph Rowley, the latter from Lansing, were hostesses at a Help iiuikc Mason more neighborly by Iclcfhnninf; or sfiuliiif; iiilcn's'liiti; grocery shower at the Freshour home {icrsonal items lo llic News. Phone 55 honoring Mrs, Norman Dart, a bride of tho past week, Tho guests placed their gifts on tho stair case and Mrs. Mrs, J, E, Taylor and Mrs, M, M, . Clarence Crispell, Jr, of Jackson, is Dart was asked to select each gift ac­ Bowers spent Saturday in Jackson, visiting Mr, and Mrs, Wm, Phillips, cording to the use described by tlie donor. Bach guest brought her fav­ Herbert Ungnade had his tonsils re­ Mrs, Henry, Riest is confined to her orite receipt for Mrs. Dart, Games moved last tnriday at the Orr hospital. home by illness, wore enjoyed and refreshments of ice The family of Francis Shafer is un­ Mrs, Margaret Corsaut spent tho cream, cake and wafers were served. week ond at Frederick, der (juarantine because of scarlet fev­ er. A, L, Vandercook was taken ill FlUlCNDLV GnoUP MEETS Tuesday at his home, Miss Margaret Lasenby had her A gathering of tlie Friendly Group, tonsils removed at tho Orr hospital on Mrs. O, S, Bush is recovering slow­ consisting of former county Sunday If'i'idiiy, ly from her recent illness, school officers, was held at tho county Mr, and Mrs, J, T, Barr of Lnnsing John Birkett of Lansing, called at park here Saturday evening, July 1. called on Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Barr the Russoii Birkett homo Sunday, A potluck supper was enjoyed, Those Sunday, John Southwick spent several days present wore fVIr. and Mrs, Townsend Mr, and " Mrs, Harvey Boi'tle ot last week in Flint. of Stockbridge, Mr, and Mrs, Thomas North Holt called on Theodore Bortle Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hazard of Fre­ Meeker and Mr, and Mrs, Huysor of mont, are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Clay­ Lansing, Mr, and Mrs, Potter of Dans­ Saturday, ville, and Mr, and Mrs, W, B, Hart- iVtr, and Mrs, W, C, Powell of Alaie­ ton Hazard, zog of Mason, The next meeting will don were Sunday guests of Mr, and Dr, J, C, Corsaut and Miss Mary bo held on August 20 at Moores Park Mi'S, G, L, Bailey, Bullen, Harold Bell and Miss Helen The Princeton viir.sltv .150-11). crow practicing for tho Tlninios challonno cup race of tlio I'toylil llolilfw rtwlttn In Lansing, Murdock spent Sunday in Detroit, Mrs, HarryHoweli has resinned her whicli will ho Ileld in England July 5 lo 8. Tlio 'rigor crow Is boiitod ns follows: Rohorlson, bow; lliiekiis, 2; .McCliiro, work at tho telephone office after a Mr, and Mrs, L, A, Beach and fam­ 8; S!cinln,skl, 4; Mlal, 5; SInklor, 0; Reyblnc, 7; iCchovorrIa, slrbko, nnd Co,'cswain lirooUs, OIRL RESERVES KETUKN two week vacation, ily are spending this week at Indian A now riici which proiiilses lo rovo- Lake, Tho Girl Reserves returned Satur­ Mrs, George White is enjoying a day noon from a very enjoyable camp­ liillonizo the trnnsporUilion of the two weeks vacation from hor work at John Lundy, son of Mr, and Mrs, ON RESERVE BOARD ing trip at Pleasant Lake, They wore world liii,s boon e.Ktractod hy T. II. tho telephone office, > Paul Lundy, ran into a rope last Sat­ accompanied by their sponsor, Mrs, Kriiltsclinilt, son of tlie hilo rnllrond Regular convocation of Ingham urday and broke his collar bono, 1933 JULY 1933 Robert J, Cross, and Miss Mary Mor­ niagnate, Jiilliis Kriittsclinllt, from nat­ chapter 51, 1^, A, M,, will occur on Mrs, Helen Sanderson of Howell, lUM MON Tul wit THU >*l UT ris, who had charge of recreation and ural gas, It Is iiiado from hulline gns Friday evening, July 7, spent the week ond at her home here swimming. Miss Muriel Barr, house Calc::ndar I which lins cither boon Ignored hy en- Mr, and Mrs, Ralph Adams and with Mrs, E. A, McKiggan, 'mother, who arrived at tho camp Slncors and clicjiilsls or used only to daughters called on Mrs, Bert Hall in Mrs, Frank Freeman and son of 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Thursday, also returned with tho girls, help in rolliiing gasoline. liJaton Rapids Sunday, Ti'niipa, Florida, spent the week end of Events Winford Barnum and Harvey Seelye with Mrs, E, A, McKiggan, 9 10 II 12 13 U 15 iMASoN COUPLE WED ftre camping at Eiglit Point Lake for Frank Mann of Dansville, spent the 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Announcement has been made of JACOB SCHOOL REUNION a few days this week, Fourth witli his daughter and family, For the Week the marriage of Miss Margaret Tho annual Jacob school reunion Mrs, Ricliard Hogloworth and Mrs, Mrs, Leola Ferguson, %25 26 27 28 29 Guernsey, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, was held at tho old Miilvaney homo W, Cogswell of Jackson spent Friday Mr, and' Mrs, D, A, Smith and son Tliursday, July G, American Legion meeting at 8:00 o'clock, L, F, Guernsey of Mason, and Arthur on Saturday with an attendance of CO, Starkoy, which occurred in Lansing witli Mrs, George Douci, Bartlett attended tho Chaffin reunion A potluck dinner was served at noon Friday, July 7, R. A, M, mooting, on Thursday night at 8:30 o'clock at Mr, and tvtrs, Herbert Carn and son nt North Star, Tuesday, and was followed by the business Tuesday, July 11, W, R, C. special meeting in the afternoon, the homo of Rev, Louis DeLaniartor, mooting and election of officers. Mrs, Dei-wood, ni'o staying at Pleasant Ml-, and Mrs. Norman Dart and Mr. Tlie couple was attended by Mr, and P. C, Kendrick was elected president, Liiko for a few weeks, and iVirs, W, F, I3art returned Tues­ Wednesday, July 12, Methodist L, A, S, mooting with Mrs, A, Mrs, Gene Hotchkis of Mason, Mr, Thomas McQuire, vice president; Mil­ ,1, R, McDonald of Howell called on day from their trip into Canada, McDonald, and Mrs, Starkey will make their lie VVilholm, secretary and treasurer; Mason friends ono day last week. He Miss Lorraine Smith is spending a home at 317 East Columbia street in Wednesday, July 12, Eden L, A, S. with Mrs, Earl Childs, table committee, Agnes Kane and I'oi'niorly resided in Mason, I'ow days nt Lake Lansing, the guest Mason, tVIr, Starlcoy is employed at Florence House; program coniniittee, Mr, and tVIrs, E, A, Densmore spent of Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Cavanaugh, Thui'sday, July 13, Division A of N, A, L, A, S, to serve dinner, tlie Tliorburn grocery and Mrs, Star- Viola Kane; sporls, Bernard Mul- key is employed at tho local telephone last week in Chicago at the World's Mr, and Mrs, Thomas li;. Smith of Friday, July M, Robokaii Coterie mooting at county park, vanoy and '.riionias Kano, A. program Fair, They returned Sunday. Jackson, wez'e guests of tlioir sister, office. I'ollowod tho election. The next moot­ Mrs, Richard Mills has returned to Mrs, Emma Erwin, over tho Fourth. Friday, July 1-1, Supervised play at county park, 1:00 to '1:00 p, m. ing will bo at tlie same place on tho hor home bore after spending scvoi'n.1 Miss Janet Scripter and tVIiss Phyllis ANNoUNOE MXmiWfiIf: second Saturday in July, lil3'l. Guests weeks wltli her mother in Brecken Shepard are spending this week with Mr, and Mrs, D, VV. Hnll of Brigh­ wore present from Lansing, Wiiiiam­ ridge. relatives near Dansville, Murrfiy Peek of Paw Paw, spent ton, announce the marriage of tlieir ston, Fowlerville and Dansville, A'fi'. and Mrs, RLchnrd Cavender left Tho Misses Sarah Bullen, Doris Wednesday with his parents, Mr, and Play Days Arranged daughter, Nancy iVfarie, to Cecil E. last Friday for PUitte, North Dakota, (.saHders and Donna Linn spent the Mrs, Harry Pcelc. By Child Study Club Robinson of Mason, son of Mrs. Wm. Young men today consider they are to apciul ii few days wltli tho hitter's Robinson, whicii took place at Owos­ "broke" at a point where their fathers Fourth at Narrow Lake, Mr. and Mrs, Alvin Linn entertain­ falhei', so, Juno 11, Rev, W, S, Stewart per- would have thought themselves rich. Harry Gillivor and sons of Stock- ed 2'l relatives from Alaiedon and SUPERVISED PLAY WILL AGAIN tormod tho ceremony, Mrs, Robinson Mr, and tMrs. Richard Dean of De­ l'.'ll,t;f.Mtc I!, r.lilck of .Athllllii, (\\\., wIlo bridge, spent Monday evening with Mason'Sundiiy at a potluck dinner. UE SPoNSOKEI). was formerly employed itt tho Adams As an optimist Consider tho cfande- troit spent fl'om Saturdiiy until Wed­ Mr. and M!rs, Alvin Linn, w;i,s nppolnloti lo siiccoeil ICllKCiie Miss Frieda Beach spent the week Restaurant in Masoii, lion digger. nesday with tVIr, and Mrs, Clayton Members of the Mason Child Study RIoyor ns niolnhor of tllo rodoni'l re- Tlie iMetliodist Ladies Aid society end with her iuint, Mrs. Ray Lott, in Hazard. club have made plans for the contin­ eorve hoiird and governor of tluit body. will meet on Wednesday, July .12, wilii Alaiedon, Mrs, C, A, Caldwell, who Corniorly tVIrs, A, McDonald, uance of tlie plan of supervised play for children again this year. The l'oHJdod at the home of the late Mr, Mr, and Mrs, Marsliali Barr spent Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Randall an­ lirst play day will bo on Friday, July and i\[rs, Elias Culver, is visiting Ma- fl'om Saturday until Wednesday at the nounce tho birth of a son on Tuesday, YOUNGEST JUDGE 14, from ono o'clock until four o'clock ,son friends, Hazelton cottage at Borlha Lake, July Mrs, Grace Winnside, who has been in tho afternoon at the county park. Mr, and fVIrs, Max Dean of IDotroit, Miss Mary ii^lla Benjamin spent Sat­ SPECIALS All children interested art? cordially the guest of Miss Vivian Faulkner for wore guests of Mr, and Mrs, Clayton urday and Sunday with relatives in the past week, has returned to her invited to take advantage gf this op­ Hazard over the Fourth, Lansing. FRIDAY and SATURDAY homo in Chicago, portunity for supervised play! Mrs, Donald Loomis of Philadelphia, Chester Smith, who is working in The committee in charge of the play Mr, and tVIrs, Hugh Brown and Pennsylvania, is visiting her parents, Brighton, spent Sunday at the home days consists of tho following mem­ daughter, Helen Ruth, of Detroit wore Mr, and Mrs, R. F, Droscha in Aure­ week ond guests of Mr, and Mrs, Nel­ of his parents, Mr, and Mrs, E. C, bers of the Child Study club, Mrs, D, Spare Ribs OCp Sausage lius this month, Smith, A, Murray, Mrs, K, A, ZImmorman, son Brown and family, Mrs, Cyrus Pierce, Mrs, David Swoafr- Mr, jind Mrs, O, K, Franklin and Mrs, Edna Doollttlo with Mr, and 4 pounds Ail Pork, 3 Ibs.^^t' B. T, Fry was removed from the ingen and Mrs, Clifford Walcott, They daughter, Barbara Joan, spent the Mrs, E, R, Doollttlo and son J, B, of University hospital in Ann Arbor lo have planned to have races with prizes Fourth at Wall Lake, with Mr, and East Lansing, spent last week at Chi­ Ills homo here Friday after two and games suitable for children of M:I'S, D, A, Murray, cago at tho World's Fair, months treatment there, various ages. Mr, and Mrs, A, G, Spenny and Mr, Pork Roasts 1 Ap Bologna 11 ^ t\Tr, and Mrs, R, B, Wallace and Mr, and Mrs, N, S, Davis and fiiniily spent from Saturday until and Mrs, Harry Spenny and daughter spent from Sunday until Wednesday daughters were Sunday guests of Mr, Loin End or -l-\/v^ Homemade, lb. AJ-v/ W^odiiesday near Halo witli Mr, and above the Straits, and Mrs, D, A. Murray at their cot­ Red Arrow Veterans Mrs, I..;loyd R, Dotuie and sons. tage at Wall Lake. Shoulder lb. Fred Squires of Lansing, spent a Ham Sausage, lb. 14c tVIrs, VV, N, Baker of Los Angolos, In Reunion July 16 tew days this week with Miss Rona Mrs. Bertha Sanders and daughter, who is visiting hor diiughler, Mrs, Doris, have returned home after George l^euel, has returned here after Lincoln and Mr, and Mrs, Bert 32iul DIVISION To HAVE PICNIC Squires, spending a week with Mr. and Mrs. LIVE Beef Roasts il short visit in Detroit with her son. John Lay in Alaiedon. NEAR iMT. CLEfMENS. Ac B. Howard Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Shepard and Miss Margaret Sawyer was remov­ Mrs. J. T, Barr and daughter, Mar" CATTLE ed to her home in Holt Thursday eve­ Mr, and Mrs, S, A, Morrison spent the Veterans of tho 32nd Division are to week end and tiio Fourtli camping at garet, of Lansing, are spending the have a reunion picnic at the Detroit ning from the Orr hospital whore sho remainder of the week at the home WANTED Market recently underwent a major operation. Pleasant Lake, Creamery farm near Mt, Clemens on of Mr, and Mrs, Thomas Barr, Sunday, July 16, There are to be a'r 10c Miss Loono Smith is^pending this Members of the I, O, O, F, lodge Chunk Bacon who have collected tinfoil are request­ Thoro will be no meetings of the gaines and contests for the veterans week in Chicago with Mr, and Mrs, Hawley community club during the and for their families. Two baseball Mason Phone 301 Meaty lb. Cecil Emei'y and hor uncle, Joseph A, ed to turn it in at the iiail on or bo- lb. 12c fore Monday, July 17, month of July, Meetings will bo re­ games are planned. The first game David F.lnior Ward, twenty-two Luiidberg, and attending tho World's sumed in August, is between teams from infantry out­ yciirs old, is holiovcd lo ho tllo young­ Fair, Edwin Aseltine is now able to be fits against artillerymen. The second about on crutches following serious Mr, and Mrs, W, F, Richards and est jiidgo ill tlio world.' Ho is Ihc mng- Mr, and Mrs, H. H, Barnum spent Clifford Walcott spent from Sunday game is between the engineers and istriilo ol! both the county an'd juvenile Sunday at tho homo of tho iatter's burns received several months ago in tho signal corps, a motorcycle accident, until Wednesday at DeVans Landing courts at Fort Jfyors, Flu. parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank Price, in near Grayling, Several local veterans of the 119th Nashville, Mrs, Price is quite ill at Mr, and Mrs, S, J, Knight and Mr, Field Artillery and other 32nd Divis­ and Mrs, A, Klein of Grand Rapids, N, N, Rouse, A, McDonald, Claude present, Post and J, A, Brower attended the ion units are planning tonattend the CHICAGO'S MAYOR SNYDER'S Mrs, Beulah Cohen of Williams were holiday guests of Mr, and Mrs, reunion. Wm, McGinn, horse races in Fowlerville on the Lake spent Saturday in Mason with Fourth, her mother, Mrs, Emma Penberthy, Mrs, Carl Robb of Mason, and Miss "Good Things to Eat" Ruth Robb of East Lansing, returned Division A of the North Aurelius Legion Plans Picnic who returned homo with her to spend Ladies Aid society will meet at the several days, homo Tuesday evening from Traverse City, church on Thursday, July 13, for din­ Near Brighton Sunday Mrs. Leo Keesler'and Mrs, L, M, ner, Patterson left for Akron, Ohio, Wed­ Dr, George H. Lau and Mrs, Lau of Richard Brown and Billy Wallace tMEIVIBERS OF MASON UNITS TO Kellogg's Corn Flakes, large pkg. 10c nesday, where Mr, Patterson has re­ Detroit, were guests of Dr, E, W. Bru­ baker and Mrs. Brubaker from Friday left Wednesday for a ten-day encamp­ ENJOY OUTING. turned to work for tlie Goodyear Tire ment at the Boy Scout camp, iKiroliex, and Rubber Company, until Wednesday. Bisquick, 40-oz. pkg. 29c at Clear Lake, Members of Browne-Cavender post Mr, iind Mrs, Ferris Reason and son Mrs. Forest Smith and daughter No. 148 of Mason and women of the Eileen spent Wednesday in Detroit Miss Lois Heincelman is in the Uni­ Richard, accompanied by Mr, and versity hospital in Ann Arbor where auxiliary are planning to attend the Del Monte Coffee, pound 26c Mrs, Harry Manyon of Lansing are with the former's brother. Dr. C, V. she underwent an operation for mas­ sixth district picnic and convention to spending this week camping near Lundberg. toid and tonsils, be held at Lake of the Woods, two Grape Fruit, No. 2 can Bordo 10c Cranberry Lake, north of Alma, Dr. Quirk and Mrs. Quirk and miles north of Brighton, Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Elmer Heincelman Superintendent C, E, DeMerritt of daughter, Jane Quirk, of Windsor, There is to be a basket picnic at noon. were in Ann Arbor Sunday to see Flushing received his Master of Arts Canda, visited tbe Iatter's grandfath­ The afternoon will be given over to Mason Fruit Jars, quarts, dozen 79c degree from the University of Michi­ er, I. J. Kellogg, and Mrs. Kellogg, their daughter, Lois, at the University sports and games. gan on June 19, He was formerly Wednesday. hospital, A business meeting is scheduled for Fresli Fruits and Vegetables superintendent of schools in Mason, Dr. L. C. Ludium, Mrs. Ludium and Dr, George Moody and Mrs, Moody five o'clock. In the evening a Leg- are spending this week with Mr, and Mrs, Doris Ward and son Richard children, and Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Lud­ Ion dance is to be staged in the pleas­ ium, all of Lansing, spent Tuesday Mrs. C, H, Bishop and son, Paul, at a ant club house at the lake. and Mrs, Dell of Saline called on Ma­ lake near Mt, Pleasant, Order by Teleplione Phone 12 Free Delivery son friends Sunday, Richard remain­ with Mrs. Ella Ludium and Eri Cole­ ed in Mason to spend the week at the man. Mr, and Mrs, Harry Freeman and home of Mr, and Mrs, James Sevlne, Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Douglas of three children spent the Fourth in Red Cross Director Douglas at the home of the former's Mr, and Mrs, Clyde Snow, Jr,, and South Bond, Indiana, are visiting Mr. Speaks Before Club children, Mr, and Mrs, Carl Darrow and Mrs. F. A. Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. parents, Mr, Freeman's father is ser­ Henry Donnahue and other relatives iously m. and son, Mr, and Mrs, Burdette Bate­ ALAIEDON FABMERS CLUB HAS man and daughters and Mr, and Mrs, here for a few days. • Dean Taylor and family spent the week end and the Fourth at their cot­ JUNE MEETING. Kdward J. Kelly, former president Edd Mattison spent Sunday at King­ Matilda Lounsbury, daughter of of the Chicago south park board nnd man's Grove, Mr, and Mrs, L, E, Lounsbury of east tage in Cheboygan county. Mr. Tay­ GROCERIES Mrs, Reuben Allen entertained the chief engineer of the sanitary district, of Mason, was treated at the office of lor returned Wednesday and the fam­ Mr, and Mrs. W. S. Root entertain­ ily will remain for a longer vacation. members of the Aialedon Farmers was elected mayor of Chicago by the ed Mr, and Mrs. E. A. Densmore, Mr. Dr, E. W, Brubaker last Wednesday club at her home last Thursday after­ city council to fill out the unexpired and Mrs, W, E, Kinsey, Mr, and Mrs, for injuries to hor hand when she fell. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Kean and son noon at the June meeting. A large term of the late' tMayor Cermalt. Arthur Buck and Mr, and Mrs, E, B, Mrs. F. J. Kellogg and son Fred and Warner Dee and Miss Nina Warner attendance added to the pleasure of Fresli and Smolced Kelly at their cottage in Eaton Rap­ Charles Swartout are In Chicago this were called to Bluffton, Indiana, this the day. Miss Emily Bullitt of Lan­ ids on Tuesday, week attending the World's Fair. Dr. week to attend the funeral of an sing explained the work of the Red uncle. Pupil Of Former Mason Mr, and Mrs, B, L, Green entertain­ Kellogg is also in Chicago, taking a Cross in the field of welfare and re­ ed guests Sunday honoring Mr, and short course in optometry. A special business meeting of the lief and told many 'interesting facts Resident Sets Record Mrs, W. A. Melton, who-iyi Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. William Dobie and members of the Mason Woman's Re­ about the organization, Mrs. Arthur Meats day celebrated their 63rd wedding an­ children, Blllle. and Doris, R. P. Fer­ lief Corps, has been called for Tues­ Allen, Miss Polly Hansen and Miss niversary. Mr. Melton was 87., years guson and son La Marr, Mrs. Eliza­ day afternoon, July 22, at Patriotic Margaret Kelley furnished the music­ CABBY OFF PRIZES AT CENTURY old on Sunday. ^ beth Ferguson spent the Fourth and hall. al entertainment on the program for OF PROGRESS. SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK OP JULY 7 TO 14 Mr, and Mrs. Carl Darrow enwj;^ this week with; Loyd Ferguson and Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Barr spent the the day. Several of the women pre­ tained from Saturday until Wednes-* .family. They are all from Detroit. Fourth in Ann Arbor, where they sented a very entertaining play at the Eight of ten pupils of Harry Asel­ Rinso, large paclcage 22c close of the program. day, Mr. and Mrs. Dwyer Leimbaugh, \Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Baker, Mr. and spent the day with their daughter. tine, a former Mason resident, won Lux Cliips, large pacJtage- . 22c Earl H. Leimbaugh and children, Mr. Mhi, W. S. Rhodes and Mr. and Mrs. Miss Norma Barr, of Indianapolis, In­ prizes at the Century of Progress Ex­ and Mrs. George Martin and son Mil­ Thomas Woodfleld of Jackson, the par­ diana, who came to spend the day in TO HOLD PICNIC position contest for commercial stu­ Cocoa, 2 lb. can, Truwortli ,.; can 18c ton, Harold Leimbaugh and Miss Er­ ents of Mrs. Baker, are enjoying sev­ the University city. The Mason Rebekah Coterie will dents of high schools, business col­ Dill Piclof Chelsea, is Washington, D. C, for a few days Capt. H. B. Inglis of Flint visited the guest of Miss Anna Welsh. Mr. Aseltine has won honors in pre­ SMOKED HAM 1/|c PIG HOCKS /»c visit with their sister, Mrs. Q. W. his mother, Mrs. David Inglis, Sun­ nett attended the Junior court rally at vious yeara with pupils from his class­ Mitchell, and family. Mrs. Mitchell day. The captain was on bis way to Potter Park m LansUig on Friday. ; A. B. Ball spent' Wednesday In es. While at .Owosso his students ..Boned Roulettes 1T:/6. ..Lean and meaty 0/6. Grand RapldSi and her three children will return with take part In tbe interstate archery The Misses June Birkett, Kathleen walked away with the state typing Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Mr. Shafer and, Mrs. Sprague to Ma­ meet held in Toledo the following two Fleming, Sarah Sweet; Margaret Ran- Mr. and Mrs. C. Ross Hllliard and championship and since going to the son, where they all will epehd a few days. Following^ the archery contest key, Carol Warner, Cleo and Clarice family spent Tuesday with relatives in Ohio school his pupUs have captured weeks with their parents, Mr. and Capt. Inglis will return to Mason and Holmes of Mason, and Ruth Wilcox of Orand Rapids. state contest awards. i Mrs. J. H. Shafer. Mr. Mitchell will then he and his mother will drive t to Lansing, with their chaperon, Mrs. Miss Frances Peek spent last week G.S. THORBURN drive to Maaon later in the summer Fenton where Mrs. InglLs will spend Qertrude Alberts, spent last week at with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. No'mahls SO Ignbrant but may WE DELIVER PHONE 36 when he takes.-bU annual .leave. several days witb her daughter. Pleasant Lake. John Mitchell, "in Leslie. teach us sonietblng.. Page Bight INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1933

and the various Suiierviaors voted as follows: 842 University Hospital 66.05 66.95 Yens—Barnhart, Beatty, Brogan, Campbell. 830 Inez Mt-Adoms 24,00 24.00 Air View of Fort Knox Conservation Corps Camp OBTICIAL PBOOBBDINOS OF Carven, Doxtader, Fay, Fletcher, HariKsr, Hay- • Signed; Roy B. Moore. J. 0. KalBcr, W. P; ner, Huschke. Kaiser. Klrcher, Larabee. Met­ Reddy, A. B. Rice, C. E. Rogers, Committee. calf, Moore, Reck, Reddy, Mutz, Rice, Rogci-a,' Sup. Mooro movcti that the report o( tho BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Sawyer, Schepers, Shaw, Sifecrs, Swartout, Committee bo adoptcti nnd that the Clerk bo Templeton, Tyler. VanBuren, Walker, Woods authorizcti nnd instructed to druw his wur- INGHAM COUNTY. MIOHIGAN und Chairman Edgai—32. Nitys—0. So a ma­ rurits ill puymcnt of tho claims, us recom­ jority ot ftll tho SiipervisorB having voted mended by the Committee. Sup. Kuiser sec­ therefor, the report of the Committee was onded the motion. The roll \viis thoh called Doni-tl of StiifcrvisorB Koom, Mitson, Miehl­ yer, Schepers, Shaw, Speers, Swartout, Tem­ atlopted and tho clakns were ortlered paid. and the vftf-lofis Supervisors voted us follows: Khn, Montlfty. June 2Cth, mi; 10:00 o'clock pleton, Tyler, VaiiBurcn, Walker, Woods ftnd Yeiuf-Darnhiirt, Beatty, Brogun, Ciiiniflfcll. h. m. Chairman Edgar—3-J. NuyB—0. So a niajor- 'rhcrc"uifon the rcpoi-t ot tho Committee on Cftrvcn, Doxlfider, Kuy, Fletcher, Harifcf-, Hay­ The Boitf-tl of Stfifcrvlsof'H met In purstfftnce lly of ftll tho Stipcrvlsors hitvihg voted there­ Ceiieritl Claims was pf-esehtcfl ftntl read by ner, Hhschke, ICalsef-, Klf-clief-, Laf-iibeo, Met­ to fftljotfrnmenl unti in hccof-tlhncc with the for, the report of Iho Committee was fftlopted Ihc Clerk as follows: | calf, Moof-o, Reck, Rcdily, Mfitz, Kk-o. Uogof-s, stftltftc fthtl wits cftllefl to ol-tler by Chftlrmftn antl tlfc clftinfs were uf-tlofetl paid. Yoffr Confinillce on tlenoral Clhims, to whom Sftwyor, Schopors, Spoors, Shffw, Swftrtofil. Etlghr ht tch o'clock ft. in. Thef-offpoii tlfo f-cport of tho Cofnmlllce on has boon f-oferf-od the following claims, beg Toniploloh, Tyler, Vaitl)fff-cn, Walker, Woods The roll whs chllefl by tlfo Clef-k hntI tbe Supplies wffs pf-csehled hhd rohd by lhe Clork leftve to f-eport as follows; We hftvo cat-erfflly hhd Chalrfnhn Eflgfif-—32, Nffys-0, So ft mff- followlhg Sififervlsors hnfttvof-etl to their nhincsf lis follows: oxifminod the clffinfs ftifil recommend their itl- jurily of" ftll tho Sffpof-vlsof-s Ifffviiig volofi llftrhhftrt, llefftty, llf-oBHh. Cffinifbell. Chf-vcn, Your Comniittee oh Suiipllcs, lo whom lihs lowithco as follows: I therefor, the report uf the Comhiillee wfts Ooxthiler, l''ffy, I'Metehor, llftrifer, Ilhyifof-, Hus- beeh roforreil the rollowing claims, beg leave No, Ciaiiifftht Clitinfefl AllowotI ffflolfletl ffhfl the clfflins wore orflerofi pififl, elfkc, Khiscr, Klrcher, Lhf-hbee, Melchlf, Moof-o, 10 report Its roliows; We havo chrofully o.Nhhi- 729 Florit fl. Dewey ...S 3.75 5 3.75 'I'ho Confhiitleo oh I'fililic Hehllh Cliflfffs Ihcfi lieck, Uetltly, ftlce, Uogef-s, Sftwytfr, Scheiiers, Ined tho clhims ami f-ecoinmohd llieir hllow- 730 Lhli-tl .1. Tf-uycr ... 27.35 27.35 pf-e.sehtcil tho followlhg f-oporl, which whs rohd Shaw, Spoef-s, Swhi-lohl, Temifleloh, Tyler, uffco ffs follows; 731 Uflf-d .1. Tf-uyer —. 12.15 12.15 by tlfo Clork; Vhnlltfi-ch, Whiker, Woofis ffnfl Chfflf-inhn Eil- No. Clfiimetl Cliflfffcd Allowed 732 ,J. A. Hffir ... 2S.ifO , 2S.00 Yoffr Cofiffffilloo oh Pfflflic Heffllh Clfflms, lo gfff-—iii, Ahsoiit, Sffif, lloeil—1. Hli3 Mich. Moll Tol. Co. :.5 7.60 ? 7.fif) 733 Ciouf-go 11. Shffw i00.00 100.110 whom hfLH ifeen f-oferf-cfl the rollowihg elffims, Thoretfifoff ff cofffffftffflefftioff ff-offi tlfo Mffyof- ,Sil-i U IC. Sfflislifff-y l.uo 1.17 731 llertf-ffflo D. Lffilwick ... 3S.02 3S.02 Ifeg loftvo lo f-opof-t ffs rolluws; Wo hftvo cfff-o- of the Cily of Lhfisihg ffififoinllffi; Alilef-nfffh .Sli,'f llall-SIhgh Cu, iio .luf 735 rollit fffffl Rice (ffut rfflly o.xfthfinefl tho f-lffims ffhfl f-ifcoffrhfeiifl tiffft ,lohh A. Mffl/. lo Ifll lhe vfit-ffhcy or Sffi). Iteefl Slifj Clf-ogofy, MiLvor ,t TIfofu. tiU.iiO riU.llil u. k'fl.) ... ivo.oo tifey 1)0 f-eferf-f.'fl to the SffiforihloiiflefiU of oh life Uofff-fl fffr the ilffy. wffs f-offil by Ihd Sli7 Wolveriffo Typewriter Co. •I.,';ff .Ldl 73li U. W. Hfisliifell .Llfff •LOO Pfmr for ifffyfffoffi; Clerk. Sffif. Seheifef-s then moved thftt the Sfl.S Wulverlffo Typcwf-ltor Co.. 10.00 9..SO 737 O. .1. Ftlwffrfls 50.00 cohimuhlcittloh Ife f-eeelvefl ffffti iflftcfMl oh Ifle ... nfl.ofl No. Clfflffifffft Clffifffeil Allowefl .SfiO Wuivof-ifia Typowrllor Co.. 20.00 19.00 3S G. ,1. Kdwfif-tis ... 50.00 50,Off hhfl thfft Altlerfffffh Mfftz ho sefitcti hs h fnefff- ,1.00 .SKI St. l.ffwf-ence llospiiffi .S70 (if-ifguf-y, Mffycr & Thorn. .L'.IO 739 W. A. lilffckffforo ... 2.L00 2.L00 (belli fof- iffv. Citrvon movcti that the rcsolfitlon ho- years each; as the terms of F. P. Van 1931 average production of 671,000 Boys at Albion th«n addressed the Board ftt onded the motion. The roll was then calleil whom has Ifeen referred the following claims, adopted. The motion wius seconded and cfff-- beg Icitvo to report aa follows; We have cuf-e- Total, 4-H club enrollment in the Buren, trustee and C. W. Headley, head. More than 6,000 Michigan farm some IcnRth upon the work ot thftt institu­ und the various Supervisors voted us follows: ricd. United States reached 925,612 in 1932 tion. Discussion followed by Judge McArthur, Ycus—Bftrnhitf-t, Beittty. Brogan, Campbell, ttilly examined the claims antl recommend thelr I Sup. Metcalf thercuifon moved that the pres­ president, will expire. ers co-operated with the department Sup. Klrcher and other mcmbef-s of lhe Board Carven, Doxtader, Fay, Fletcher, Harper, Huy ullowancc us follows: ent tlog warflcns be roluinetl tintll Oclohcr I. according to recent releases from A Bible school for all children will this year by submitting reports for relative to tho continuance ot the payment ot ner, Huschke, Kuiser, Kirchof-, Lifritbco, Met­ No. Clftimunt Cluimed Allowed I 1933. The mollon was seconded and currleiL 853 St. Lawrence HospitftI Washington. More than likely the be held at the Baptist church begin­ their own farms. These were secured five dollars per week on tbe ortler of the pro- calf, Moof-o, Reck, Roddy, Mutz, Rice, Rogers, ' unanimously. million mark will be reached this year halo cofirt. Sawyer, Scliopers, Shaw, Spoors, Swartout, (held for lnvestigfttlon).S547.00 18.00 I Thereupon Sffp. Jleck moved that Inasmuch ning Monday, July 10. through the co-operation of the rural Templeton, Tyler, VanBuren, Walker, Woods 861 Gof-sllne Runciman Co. -. 18.00 1'2.20 as tho Lftnsing rolls fif-o not ready for Gfiuall. say those closely associated with the Theretipon Sfip. Teniplelon moveil thftt tho and Chairman Edgar—32, Nays—0, So a mh- 855 University Hospital 12.20 John Grasier, president of the vil­ mail carriers of the postofflce depart­ Board rcccHB until one o'clock. Tho motion 120.50 zitlion tbat when life Boaf-d afljourhs today movement. jorily of all tho Suiforvlsof-s having votcfl 856 University Hospital 120.50 6.00 thoy adjourn until Thursday, July Blh. The- lage, who had been sick a few days, ment. was soconiled and carried ifnd the Board was Iherefffr, the • f-epof-t of tho Committee wfts 857 University Hospltnl 5.00 suffered an attack of appendicitis Sat­ declared reeosscti hy tbe Cbaifman. 858 University Hosplbtl 75.66 75.65 motion wits secondetl and carried. The increase in the Michigan pig itdop.tod ftnfl the claims were ortlored palil. S59 University HospltuI 29.15 29.15 Thereupon tho repof-t of the Committee on urday afternoon. He was rushed to An'ERNOON SESSION crop over that for 1932 was caused by Thereupon the f-cpof-t of the Committee on 860 University Hospital •IH.M 43.,30 Mileage und Per Diem was presented as fol­ Sparrow hospital, where an operation The Board was callcti to order by Chairman Agricultural Claims was ptcsentcd anil reftd by 23..15 lows : Northeast Onondaga the larger number of pigs saved per Sfil University Hospital 23..I5 was Immediately performed. Edgar. Roll cull by the Clerk showed all the Clerk fts follows: 862 University Hospital 21..10 2I.^10 Your Committeo on Mileage und Per Diem By Mrs. Edd Darrow litter this spring. The number of sows members of Utc Board present. Your Committee on Agricultural Chtrms. to 13.L95 bog loftvo lo f-eport as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Van Buren and 843 Univei-.slty Hospital 131.95 farrowed is estimated at 89,000 head Tho following resolution was then presented whom hits been rctcrrcti the following claims, two children of Toledo, Ohio, are visit­ by Sup. Carven: beg leftve to rcifort fts follows; Wc have citre- or the same as in the spring of 1932. Tvvp or Wftrd Supervisor Miles Amt. Days Ami. Totat Miss Maxine Wright has spent the ing their parents, Mr. and Mrs, F. P, The coffnty treasurer is hereby authorUed lo fully examined the clftims ftnd recommend Alaiedon, E. A. Tyler 10 $ .50 1 $1.00 $.1.50 No Increase is anticipated in the 1933 cancel, fuf of August 1, 193:1, all outstanding their allowance its follows: last two weeks with her grandmother, Van Buren and Mr, and Mrs, Milo Auf-elifis, Claude Edgar 10 .50 1 .1.00 4.50 fall pig crop in this state, according Ingham county checks, dritwn on tho Capital No, Claimant Claimed Allowed Bunkcrhill, Earl M. Walker 18 .90 1 4.00 4.90 and aunt, Mrs. Martha Wright and Speers, and will attend the Mixter re­ Nfttionitl, City Nfttional and American State to officials of the crop reporting ser­ 767 H, H, Burnum $ 97.85 S 97.K6 Delhi, John B. Fay 14 .70 1 .|.00 4.70 Hattie. union at M, S, C. July 4. SavinRS Bunk ftnd credit same bnck to the 760 AghoB Stricklund 12.00 12.00 Inghitm, Churles Woods 10 .80 1 .1.00 4.80 Mr. and Mrs. Dan Darrow spent vice. Breeding intentions reports col­ various ftmds to which they were orlRlnally Signed: Joseph M. Spoors, John Brogun, H. Lansing Twp., Roy B. Mooro ,36 1.80 1 .1.00 5.80 lected this June indicated that the charged. The County Clerk and Cotinty Treas B. Metculf, Committee. Loi-oy, Fred R. Huschke 44 2.20 1 ,1.00 6.20 Saturday with her parents at Mlllett. urer are also nuthorizefl to pfty any of said Sup.' Specf-s moved thnt the f-oport of tho Leslie, H. B. Metcalf 25 1.25 1 .LOO 6.25 Mrs. Martha Wright spent the week number of sows bred for fall farrow­ checks which mfty he pf-csentd for pftyment Commlltoe bo itilopted ahtl tliat the Clerk be Locke, Joseph M. Speef-s 40 2.00 I 4.00 6.00 Nortli Holt ing this year amounted to 73,000 head, utter tbftt duto und charue same to tho fund authorr/.ed anil inslrucled to tif-itw his wftrrftnts Meridian, J. G. Kalscr — 28 1.40 I 1.00 5.40 end with her daughter and family, By Mrs. Wm. Bickett previously credited, Mrs. Harry Garwood of Kalamazoo. the same number that farrowed in the in payment of the claims, as recommended by Onomhiga, Guy O. Doxtader 30 1.50 I .1.00 6.60- fall of 1932. Sup. Carven movcfl thnt tho resolution be the Committee. Sup. Brogan secondcti tho mo Slockbridgo, Johh Brogun 42 2.10 1 -LOO 6.10 Miss Arlene Darrow spent Friday adopted. The motion wu.s scconilcd anil car­ tion. The roll with then culled and tho viif- Vcvny, Walter R. Cui-ven 4 .20 1 4.00 4.20 and Saturday with her brother, Lyle Mrs. Harvey Bortle who has been ill The United States pig crop for the ried unanimously. iotis Suifervisof-s voted as follows: Yofts— Wheutfiold. David C. Befttty 25 1.25 I -LOO 5.25 Thereupon the report of tho Committee on Befttty, Brogftn. Barnhart, Campbell,^ Carven, While Oak, Ralph Hftynor 30 1,60 t 4.00 5.50 Darrow and family, of Eaton Rapids. is able to be up and around. spring of 1933 is estimated at 51,030,- Weltftf-e Claims wits pfoHcnted and read by Doxtader. Fay, Fletcher, Harper, Hayner, litis- Willlftmston, P. P. VunBuf-on 36 1.80 1 .1.00 6.80 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lantis of Mr. and Mrs. R. Craig, North Cedar 000 head which is about equal to the the Clerk fts follows: chke. Kaiser, Klrcher, Lurfthoo, Metculf, Moore, East Lansing, Jftcob Schepcf-s 26 1.30 I l.OO 5.30 Jackson spent the week end with their St., is in Muskegon this week. 5-year average production for the Your Committee on Weltafc Chums, to whom Reck, Reddy, Mtftz, Rice, Rogef-s, Sawyer, Eftst Lftnsing, A. R. Sawyer 26 1.30 1 4.00 6.30 years 1928 to 1932, although 3 per has been referred the followinK clnims, beg ScheporB, Shftw, Specf-s, Swftrtoht, Temifleton, East Lftnsing, Gf-over C. Barnhart 20 1.30 t 4.00 5.30 parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Faught. Bruce Wilson of E. Willoughby road leave to i-oport its follows: Wc bave carefully Tyler, VanBuf-en, Wftlkcr, Woods and Chfiif-- East Lftnsing, WftItor-Roddy 26 1.30 r 4.00 5.30 Miss Josephine Warner spent one was taken to St. Lawrence hospital cent larger than the number saved in e.Numlned the claims und rocommenil their al­ man Edgaf-—32, Nays-0, So a majority of Lansing City. Chas. Reck 27 1.35 1 4.00 5.35 day last week with her mother, Mrs. Friday for an operation. He is get­ the spring of 1932, Breeding inten­ lowance aa follows: all the Supervisors having voted therefor, the Lftnsing City, Floyd Shftw 27 1.35 X 4.00 6.35 report of the Committee was adopteti and the Lovette. ting along nicely. tions for the entire country point to No. Claimant Olulmed Allowed Lansing City, Martin A. Harper 27 1.35 1 4.00 6.35 768 Mich. Cblldfens Aid Soc..$101.77 $101.77 claims were ordered paid. Lansing City, Max A. Templeton 27 1.35 I 4.00 5.35 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Darrow and Mrs. James G. Green of N. CJedar an Increase of 8 per cent in the num­ 76!) Mich. Childf-ens Aid Soc. 264.6.1 26-1.63 Thereupon tho report ot tho Committee on Lansing City, Ashley B. Rice 27 1.35 1 4.00 5.36 son were In Jackson Friday, St. is seriously ill at her home. ber of sows bred to farrow this fall 770 Kulftmftjoo Stftto HospituL 0.96 9.96 Livestock Claims was presented and read by Lansing City, C. E. Roget-s 27 .3,5 I 4.00 6.36 Mr, and Mrs, Walter Burgess of Mrs. Florence Lock; Mrs. Edna El- compared with a year ago. If such 771 Kalumii-/.oo Stntc Hospital. 12.30 12.30 the Clerk its follows: Lansing City, E. 0. Campbell 27 1.35 1 4.00 6.36 Signed: P. P. VanBufcn, E. G. Cfimpbell, Your Committee on Livestock Claims to •Lunsing City, R. H. Lftf-abco 27 1.36 1 4.00 6.,35 Lansing spent Thursday evening with fert, Mr. and Mrs. George Bickert and intentions are fully carried out, it F. E. Sbnw, Committee. whom has been i-otcrrcd the following claims, Lansing City, Pt-etl L. Klrcher 27 ..35 1 4.00 6.35 their parents, Mr, and Mrs. Pace. son Carl called on W, H. Bickett and would result in fall farrowlngs 20 per Sup. VnnBtircn then moved that the report bog leave to rcifort as follows: Wo havo care­ Lansing City, John A. Mutz 27 1..15 1 4.00 6.35 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Darrow were family Sunday. cent greater than the 5-year average of the Committee be adopted and that the fully examinni the cliamfi and recommend Mason, Ward 1, W. H. Swartout 2 .10 1 4.00 4. 0 Clerk be nuthorUod and Instructed to draw their allowance as follows: Mason, Ward 2, E. J, Fletcher 2 .10 1 4.00 4,10 in Lansing Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Kieppe and and tbe largest number for any year his warrants In pnymont ot the claims, ns No. Claimant Claimed Allowed children spent Sunday with their par­ since 1923, recommended by the Committee. Sup. Gump- 772 Laurel Jordan $ 15.00 $ 15.00 Respccttully submitted: Grover C, Bnrnhart, ailjournod until Thursday, July 6th, 1933, at ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bickett.. bell sooondetl the motion. The foil waa then 773 Gladys Mclntyre 9.00 7.00 W. P. Reddy, A. B. Rice, Committeo. ten o'clock a. m. called nnd the vnrlotis Supervisors voted ns 774 D. W. McEwen 9.00 9.00 Sup. Templeton moved that the report ot the C. ROS.? HILLIARD, Clerk. DiBt. No. 7. White Oak Mr. and Mrs. David Wentzel of De­ follows: Yeas—Bnrnhurt, Beatty, BroRan, 776 J. C. Shaw 11.10 11.10 Committee be considered road and adopte

NEW ENVOY TO GREECE HOLDS THREE JOBS find a Xcuse to stop for a wile and just in a minit we run over a sharp SLAT'S DIARY Stone and had a Blow out and got By ROSS FARQUHAR to pause for quite a wile. Wensday—When Ant Emmy cum 11 BE VOL home frum the pitcher show tonite Friday—pa was a tawking to ma ma was "astlng her about the pitcher MAY CHoOSE WHETHER OR NOT about haveing his Vacashun.this sum­ and she cuddent tell nuthlng about It. TO Co-OPER/VTE. mer and he sijest- I gess she just lets the pitchers go In 1 Eye and out the uther. National Topics Interpreted ed that they take Allclilniiii Fiirnier.'i Are Asked To a trip to the moun- Thlrsday—well pa went & lost 1 Subscriber to the noose paper witch .Sillily Pill" Ami oeolile Which Is by William Bruckart tlns but ma object­ tMitst l*ri»lltiiblc Course. ed becuz she sed he wirks on today. Mrs. Grout witch she diddent have a lives out on Rout 4 was in the office Washington.—Tliu pali'oiiiiKe dlim at they would not bo used to overbuild thing to ware, well and she told pa she wanted him to Michigan fanners who do not have last lias hl'olcon. Willi congress out of right her abituary when she was dead complete faith in the benefits to be ono section while another part ot tho pa sed then wo will the tva.v, tlie adiliinis- state remliiiied without now highways. go to tho see shore and pa replyed and sod. It will be a derived from the wheat acreage reduc­ pleasure Mrs. Grout. tion plan announced by Henry A, Wal­ At the tl'allon has began to Further, the slales are roqiiirod to so I dont no how lace, secretary of agriculture, are ask­ Pie Counter «i'i'vo the pie in a i)lg spend nt lensl 50 per cont of their total the Vacashun is wlly. liill Washington share within the confines of cities nnd comeing out this London's oldest club is White's, ed to remember that the plan is en­ which started in 1G98. tirely voluntary and that each man is observers have nolml soillelliing new towns, for llioro Is where the greatest time, free to decide how much wheat he In tllo plo-(lls()oilslilg ,s,vsit'lll ilow be­ nmoiint of nncmiiloymcnt exists. .-Vn- Saterday — pai shall plant, according to R, J, Bald­ ing onlployed, 'file l)r(iaUing_ of the ollior reqiilremont Is thnt secondary had a letter frum' win, director of extension work, Mich­ diilil Lhat Ilf'ltl lip liifpfilllinlclll's while ronds, fanii-to-market systems nnd his cuzzon Clarence igan Stato college. congi-css was lllliilo iff do Lhe blilfling highways of Hint clinracter, may bo today and his cuz­ PheumsAics Any farmer who believes that his of Llio I'l'osldi.'iit, llllfl IllliL criMllod such constructed with 25 per cent of the zon Clarence told individual efforts have a more bene­ The nnniinl .salary ot .?11,000 which him that ho had a Lerrlhlo trlilllc jiilll ill'tfanil lllc pie slnle's total, while the other 25 per gradiated frum col- ficial effect upon the price of wheat in counter, lill.s silowli ililu being a Uelno- cont may ho oxpondod upon eoniplo- H. 0. (Ctirly) llyrd receives In roturu THRIUED , tlie world market than the coopera­ for holding threo Important jobs nt lego and was also i The newly nppointed minister lo crat 111 the gfiverllllioiiL service illuaiis tlon of the federal iilgliwny system. starting to sell En-' Whtn Torturing / tive crop reduction plan proposed by Greece, "Lincoln MacVelgh, from a new the University of AInrylnnd, Is money liLLle llloi-o lllali liolllg a IftMiiiblican Tho point of all of this Is Hint the surance but he was MnsAraStQppfd* Secretary Wallace is entirely at lib­ pliotograplilc porli-jilt niafle in Wnsh federal governniont Is determined to well spent by the stnto, necording to bound to succeed at some thing even erty to plant the number of acres of Illsol'lir as prl(trl(..v I'or I'l'llpifOliltiilent A aoctor m*t wltb Ington, no stlcceods Uobert I', Skin­ Is eoncei'ilod. The llfffid lhat cliine enforce a distribution of the funds a committee report niado to tho stnto if he had to go to wirk to do it. pntaomatuu wco.M to wheat which he believes will be most sonnto. Byrd is athletic director, foot- ' tmUng rb*am.ttira that ner, who has Iieen named Anioricnn iiftor lllo (liuil hrffki! Illls wli.slled out to ns many arons as possible. This Sunday—Joe Hix lost five Jji last 111. OfflM .lw.fi profitable to him. bnll conch, and vice president of the erawded with patUnl. ninbassadnr to Turkey. Mr. Alnc- ahoiil lis niiiiiy Uuillooriit.s as llopiib-~ -serves thu purpose of providing tho nite playing Poker or sum game like Surveys of tho wheat acreage In Velgh Is from Connectictil. aulvorslty. froa tu .Dd ant. B* llciiJis, li Is iilwil.vM 111 lie u.'tiiected work ns iienr as may be to lho unem­ that and when he went home his wife IlnaUr InduMd to Michigan will be made by residents of picks up a Pitcher and went after him mane uifi outstandliif priJorlpUoD avkUa- the community in which the survey is that the winillllg political iflii'ly will ployed nnd prevents "hogging" ot and he run to the closet and locked M. itiratiKn drag tlore. *o ..11 mlf.rm made. Each farmer will be asked if avliilablo construction hy nny section. OBITUAitV .ouJd Mn.(U. ThonMDd. who-never dr..a- pill Ils own moil In, 1 IHive lujiii'd no his self in tho closet. She told him •d lucb a thing potilbU bav* won abwluto he wants to reduce his wheat acreage coniplaint tiboui tlllit (•fflirsf; liocluiso Jesse Adams was born on August 1 HEALTH AND HYGIENE Tlie government also put Its linger 14, 1862, and died June 27, 1933, at to come out but he stayed there all tnedora trom tb. torUirlag pain, at rb««- in accordance with the regulations it has lilippeiiod so llllllly tliiles in mir on the methods to bo used. It is say­ nite. Ho told pa he was a going to MtUm. D.urlUi. jumbago and nturalgia laid down by Secretary Wallace, Each the age of 71 years. He was married «ttfa-tbli amaslng-prefierlpUon. UikM na history Uilil It Is tllkeil I'or gniiil.otk ing to each of the states that no con­ to. Anna Husted 52 years ago on De­show her who was boss in his famly, dlfferene. bow IntenM tbt pain or bow farmer will have opportunity then to Kroni what I lillvf- IK.'IMI iihle Ui see vict labor may hu used, that the con­ Munday—Pa brung home 1 of his long Toa'f. iuff«r«d U very (Iril thra. stale that he docs or does not want cember 20. Nino children were born dom don't Drlnn blefued. eomlortlng reltet The Hishiry nl Digestion and tn holir, rroHlflf_'iil Kffo,sovoli oiin- tractors must pay wages that permit old fronds witch ma dusent care for. to cooperate in crop reduction. His to this union. He loaves the wife, and dnigglM *1ll refund your money. Theli* How inanimate substances could bo iifft ho hhiinofl for lho riiihiiff-f.s char- of n decent and conirortablo living seven children, 15 grandchildren, 6 very mutch. Pa says his friend never ara no opiate* or.aarcotlei In Ru-No-Ma. answer is written down and lhat an­ got very high up in the wirld but he BwUt and powerful yet absolutely bara- turned into living flesh was a great iiclcr (ff tile (ll,siill.s.s;lls e.\c(.'pt Inflirect- standard, nnd Hint worltors iniiy not bo great grandchildren, one sister and swer will be accepted ns final, mysLery to ancient scientists who de­ says there is sum thing very dislink- tou, Wby,wait« Urns wltb anything that ly. He Illls gone .sfi I'iir ovon as to kept on the Job longer than !!0 hours other relatives and many friends. Ho dotan't stop your pain? If Ru-No-Ma doe. Mr, Biildwin says thnt the thing for vised many theories to explain tho tive about him. Ma sed yes there Is, Ibat you know you will get-weu. Delay sliy that sunio Ihrou or four lliffiisaiid per week In order thnt the maximum spent the past 35 years in Eaton and Michigan wheat growers to remember digestion of food. Some thought that Ingham counties. He was a kind a speshuUy in hot wether. only eivuses suffering. Try this fast work­ pfistillilslL'i's, now serving iinilor coiii- niinlber of workers illny liiivo Jobs. ing prescription that puts bcflrldtlen, pnln- is lhat the money derived from the putrefaction took place, others beliov­ neighbor and was loved by all who Teusday—It was so hot tonite that lacked suffereri on t^elr feel ready for pi'ocossing tax on wheat is going to be ed that the stomach acted purely in a iilIssioil.s hy rresliloilt Ilfifivol'. will ho This principle Is roglirllod ns espe­ knew him. ma and pa includelng me and Ant work or plnyl paid lo farmers who cooperate. mechanical way, while still others lillowoil lo reiliaiil on tiloir joh,s ilnlll cially Iinportiuit hocml.so It ostlihllslios Emmy went for a otto ride and when The reduction in acreage suggested thought that a ferment coming from their coiiimLs,slons e.xpli-c. This has the six-hour dliy ami the llvo-diiy week Honesty is put to a hard tost in pa got offly tired of driveing and he is not more than 20 per cent. The the spleen did the trick. Cfliisod a howl iiillollg llio clifilio Ihlit for tho first tliiiooii a large sclilo. How hard times. wisperod to me that ho wish he cud L. H. Harrison average amount of wheat planted on The first real experiments on diges­ llppolli-,s lo lie hoilt un griiulliig its own long It can ho lliiilnlilliloil is now n Michigan farms is 12,,35 acres. If the tion seem to have been conducted by axes beciuiso thoy want lllo.su Jobs, mnttor of piiro cff/ljf.'ctiiro, lint It »'lll greatest amount of I'cduction were re- tho able Spallanzani, who died in 1799. and iiHIoss lho I'rosUlCill sliiiifls linn romliln ns the prlllClplo on illl I'ofluriil quesLod, the average Michigan farmer Ho examined the digestion of birds, ho they are going to got tholli, grnnls lo sinios I'ffr highwlly Ifllllfllng would plant 2'/^ aci'cs less wheat. The swallowed food contained in linen during the oxponillllil'f; of thf\-;5,2,'tl,,S,'M; Oooi-gia, .Sli),lil)).l.l,!)0!),.s;iii; Now .If'i'.st.-y. UiitL wlioitt liiis been produced at a observe the digesLlon of food. He sus­ pended all sorts of foods in the stom­ now jobs out ol' Old ones. Take the .'i;n,3-10,l)3!); fVow .Moxlt'o,.'i;5,7.S2,l),",,-f; Now loss, The loss increased as the ac­ filnil If-gtsliilion, plit inlo tho Illimls York, .'i;L'2,:i,'il),101 ; Xffrlll Cnrfflini-, ^W- reage increased. ach by a thread and watched and Limed Lheir digestion. He used a raw of Soorotlii'y Wiilhico of lho noparl- 522,2f);i; North Oflkffln, !i;.-f,.Sil|,-l-I.S; Secretary Wallace says that any in- beef steak instead of a bandage to ilionl of ,\grlciilliiro. It Is iiiado to Ohio, .'i!15,-l,S-l,i->02; Oklllllffniii, .S'.l.'Jlf!,- croiisc ill price caused by weather con­ close the wound and found that in loss appL'iir llliit lho hllllillillg oi* tllo sO- 798; Oi-ogon, :?n,1(m,.Sl)(;; I'olin.sylvilnlii, ditions can be wiped out by a change than five hours it was coliiplotely di- clillofl iirloo parity law which Is tllo .'i;iS,SD1,0OI; Khoflo I.shlllil, S'l,01),'i!,70S; in the weather. The sui'plus of wheat gesLed off, as smooth and even ns if olil ilffllloStlc iilluliilclit plilil 111 a new South Cal'olllla, .'i;5,-lf'f0,l(lf"i; Soiitil Dn- in storage now insures that there will it had been cut with a knife. bo no wheat shortage in the immed­ suit, llllfl thu other llow filrin liid laws koln, i?0,011,'l79; Tflluio.sseo, !i;S,-l02,(il0; iate future, He collected pure gastric juice and will rofillll'o sonlotlling IIUo Cf0,0tX) slal'C Texas, !?2-l,2-l-l,(V2-l; Utah, .$•1,19-1,70,9; sent it to a chemist for analysis. Ho VornionI, !i;i,S07,573; Virginia, !?7,-ll0,- Michigan farmers will be asked to workers iliroilgllollt lho coiinlry. The tested the digestibility of food under decide whether they will gamble thoir farm loiiil (iild tllo liomo loan iiia- 757; Washington, ,'?0,115,,S07; West all possible conditions, making the wheat production costs against weath­ chiiiery, two soimrlite organizations, Virginia, !i!-l,-17-l,2,l-l; Wisconsin, .'JO,- following inferences. "When tho quan­ er conditions or tiilce out insurance by will provide jobs running into the thou­ 72-l,SSl; Wyoming, l?-l„-f01„'127; DIsLrlct tity of food taken in is more than the cooperating with tho government, and sands, .riio loglsliillon thilt is siip- of Cohimbln, I?!,918,-100, and Hawaii, system requires, if persevered in, gen­ Mr, Baldwin snys that the members po.sod to prevent bliio-sky socurltlos I?! ,871,002. erally produces disease of the coats of of the extension staff in this state are the stomach. Bulk as well as nutri­ from being sold to an iiiisiLspoctlng * • * instructed to extend the fullest meas­ ment is required. Oily food is difficult public likewise will oiiiihlc lho iippoint- ure of their help to any Michigan While most of us hollovo tlioro hns to digest although it contains a large inent of many more, lind last hut not farmer regardless of the way that boon n depression on llii-oiighout the proportion of the nutrient principles. least tho piihlic coiistriictlon iidmlnls- man views the wheat acreage reduc­ country.none would Farm Prices Are Rising! Bile is not ordinarily found in the tralion mid tlie Iiidilslrilil recovery lul- tion plan. Tourists stomach but it asists in the digestion nilnlstration are two more ilgeiiclos bolleve It to he true Swarm Capital ' the sole yardstick of oily foods." These and many other olTorliig horllis hy lho score to de­ Prices on all farm crops are climbing by leaps and facts were collected by Dr. Beaumont serving siipporlors ot' tire Roosevelt for monsuring busi­ Stockbridge ness eondillons wns tho tourist trnvel and for the first time physicians be­ ticket. bounds and the prospects are that they will continue to By Mrs. Vesta Thompson gan to understand digestion. through the nntlomil Capitol hiiihling Alex St. Martin survived his bene­ II is fair to say lliat iimny of tho in Wnshlngton. Although nccurate go up. Wheat sold for 39 cents one year ago this week; underlings, the clerks and supporting figures nre not avnllnhle, tho corps of Threo citizens of Stockbridge, who factor by 28 years and died in 1880 at the age of 83. cast In the several now iigeneies are guides who lend visitors through tho this week the price is up to 80 cents. Last year at the had lived in this vicinity many years heliig named from lists of those who passed away last week. Dennis Rock­ groat htillding on Cnpltol hill tell thnt have lost their Jobs In lho face of same time Ingham county farmers were paid $1.50 for well whose funeral was held last week Que-stiixMis and Answers thoy hnve hnd whnt they cnll n big C. R.—How can I remove calluses eooiioiiiy wliich Lewis Doiigllis, direc­ yenr thus fnr. To the unlnitinted. It Wednesday, Eugene Rose, a Civil War beans; this week beans are quoted at $2.15. Farmers veteran, and Jane Winchell, whose from the feet? I have tried a num­ tor of the budget. Is taking so serious­ Is plnin to see that thousnnds of per­ ber of remedies. ly. But as fnr as I have boon able funerals were held Friday. sons a»c mnklng n visit to Washington are being paid almost double the price they received Wayne Haviland of Detroit, spent Answer — Avoid special pressure to loiirn, there Is no dearth of Jobs this yenr, for there hns boon a steady last week Wednesday night with his which produces the callused areas. If that can lie and nro being filled purely stream of visitors passing through for oats last year and rye brings more than twice the these areas should be plantar corns. father here. on a political basis. The hardest job those long corridors dny after dny In X-ray treatment is advisable. Miss Fern Thompson spent the week tho politicians hnve, it appears. Is In an almost unending procession. The amount into the farmer's pocket that it did one year end in Grand Rapids. sorting out the right applicants to snmc Is true of the Wnshlngton monu­ Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Eames, Jr. and ago. All farm products have mounted proportionately recommend among these thousands ment, thnt tnll obelisk ranging ."ilSS feet son visited Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thomp­ thoy have been receiving while Mr. In the nlr as a mnrk of the reverence son last Sunday afternoon. Roosevelt kept the pie closet locked. and buyei-s of grains are looking for a continuing rise in FILM NEWS held for the fnther of his country. Reuben Moeckle was in Jackson on MASON THEATRE • * * business last Saturday. • Passing by tho monument almost any prices. Glenn Gilliver was a Webberville Without wasting any time, the ad­ time during the day, one can see a caller last Monday. ministration has opened the spigot fnnilllnr sight, n queue of tourists The Waterloo band gave a concert Lee Tracy in a role just made for on the tank of mil- nwnltlng their turn to ride to the top here Monday evening. hlm! The scrappingest doughboy who ever carried a messklt. In the greatest Speeding nom to speed Indua- In the slow moving elevator within Howard Ashmore spent the Fourth the square walls of tho structure. in Rives. war character, the most vivid person­ Recovery trial recovery The Ingham County News One-third Less ality of the dear olive drab ever pre­ through use of pub­ sented on the screen. That's "Private * • • lic money In construction. The last A few nights ago aeme of the folks In spite of the fact that all these farm products have Jones," coming to the Mason Theatre congress voted a total of )?3,300,000,000 Friday and Saturday. A draft dodger In the trensnry hnd occasion to work for public construction, it will be re­ advanced in price, and the cost of all raw materials is Mason Theatre who couldn't feel the slightest pang of Into and In the course of the evening, called, and now tho mnchlnery to use one of the colored messengers was patriotism, branded yellow by his bud­ rapidly climbing, the Ingham County News is 33 1-3 per dies, he proves his mettle when the these funds has been set In motion. nsked to visit nn olllce for a file of pa­ Friday and Saturday It takes time to get government ma­ time comes. In his usual hard-boiled, pers, the rogulnr occupnnt of that of­ cent less than it was one year ago. The subscription devil-may-care manner. Don't miss chinery ready even to spend money, flco hnvlng gone home. The messenger but the haste with which the opera­ this genuine epic of the American went but cnnie back soon, saying he rate, instead of being raised to keep in step with the up­ soldier, with Tracy.ln a role that you'll tions have been started Is looked upon could not get In. An Investigation re- never forget, supported by such play­ here ns coinniendable although only venled tho ofllce wns unlocked. Some ward trend of other items, is now lower than it has been ers as Gloria Stuart, Shirley Grey, public highway building nnd the fixing further Inquiry elicited the informa­ Frank McHugh, Walter Catlett and a up ot army posts and national ceme­ tion from the messenger that two in years. host of others. Added attractions for teries nre Involved In tho flrst moves. these two evenings are Pooch the Pup yenrs ago nn ofllelal had died at his Out of the gigantic fund, lf400,000,000 deck nnd the messenger maintained he in "Cats and Dogs", and chapter five However, the subscription rate cannot be maintained of "Clancy of the Mounted." hos been set aside and allocated to the hnd since observed ghosts In the ofllce. What should be the age of consent? use of the various states In the build­ af this low level indefinitely. It will have to go up again Hard-boiled Tracy as the laziest, When does parental authority cease ing of roads and ,$135,000,000 has been (S. 1993. Wostorn Nowapapor Union. and the Impulses of youth become marked for use In reconditioning army stubbornest dougliboy on the as raw materials advance in price. In order that you their own responsibility? "The Age posts and national cemeteries. Ex­ Dog. Guard Mu.eum Western Front! of Consent," coming on Sunday and penditure of those funds, of course, Two big German slicpllord dogs sup­ may save one-third of the price of a year's subscription, Monday, 15 Cent Night, to the Mason will make Jobs, which Is the prime plement the guards and elaborate elec­ Also cartoon comedy and serial Theatre, handles this theme with great purpose of the progrnm, but there are trical devices which protect the Boston take advantage Of the low price NOW, or you may lose sympathy, and develops a vivid ro­ men In high places who nre unable to mance of youth that Is convincing and Museum of Pine Arts at night. Should the oppOrtunity soon. The $1.00 rate is for yearly sub^ startling. A boy and girl on a college reconcile the course, obligation of anyone linger In the building with Sunday-Monday—15 Cent Night campus are In love. But love and col­ these funds was permitted after July malicious Intent there would be no scriptions only, those of six months still being 75 cents. lege do not go well together. The boy 1, so that there ought to bo a consid­ way for him to get out after the big thinks the thing to do is to forget col­ erable boom in road construction doors were closed for the day and he Just fill out the c'OupOn in the right hand corner and pin lege and/be married, but the girl Is throughout the country In the next could not elude the acute hearing and hesitant. They are counselled against few months. sentinels, smell of these faithful dog a check Or ^lail Order to it and mail it to the Ingham throwing up their degrees, but they sentinel, even though it was possible In making thO funds available to the County News and credit will be given you. see that love may pass them while states, the federnl government laid for hlm to escape detection by other they wait. A splendid cast of youth­ means. ful players including Richard Crom­ down sovernl conditions to Insure that well, Eric Linden, Arline Judge, Dor­ THE othy Wilson appear in this dramatic Will Rogers, Janet Gaynor, Lew Ay- message to anxious parents and res, Sally Ellers, Norman Foster, WUkfaiB Memorial Dorothy Wilson, Arline Judge, thoughtless youth. A Mickey Maguire By Mrs. I. A. Wttkim NAME comedy and the Universal News com­ Frank Craven and Louise Dressier, Ingham County News Eric Linden and Richard Crom> plete the 15 Cent Night program. not to mention Blue Boy, the 900 lb. well in youth's own story of to­ Hampshire hog, and his porclna sup­ Three big pigs went to market at street or Route day 1 porting cast. Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Wilkins and fam­ the Iowa State .Pair in Des Moines. ily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs In Ingham and They not only won ribbons in the Warner Brothers' big musical spe­ Leslie Wilkins in Jackson. Also Maguire comedy and News stock contest, but when the fair was cial, "Forty Second Street," the Baer- Adjoining Counties $1-00 over they were moving picture actors Schmeling fight pictures, "The Big Linden Crane from near aaylord, Postoffice and were on their way to Hollywood Cage" and SummervUle and Pitts in spent the latter part of the week with in a special car. They wiU be seen at "Out All Night" are some of the spe­ his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Next Thursday>Friday-Saturday the Mason Theatre in "State Fair,'' cial attractions promised this summer. Crane. Virginia Crane returned with New . which starte a three day run next The new cooling system just installed them Sunday to spend the week. Elsewhere in the U, S. $LSO Thursday evening. This best-selling In the Mason Theatre assures a com­ Mr. and Mrs. E. Tostiven expect to "State Fair" novel in its screen version co-stars fortable temperature at all times. move to South Bath, this week. Page Ten INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1933

Romance of Official Washington ^ Eden PROCEEDINGS OF By Mis* Onoe Ohapla CIRCUIT COURT Taken from Joamal Eotrtet ot Ingham County Legal Newstiw Clranlt Oourt Miss Martha Chapln left Wednesday morning to spend a few weeks at the A SUMMARY OP LEGAL PROCEE?>INGS IN INGHAM COUNTY World's Fair ahd visiting friends in June 24 Milwaukee. She was accompanied by People vs. William Smith. Order to her sister, Mrs. C. S. Clark, of St. show cause. Johns, as far as Chicago. ROSTER OF COUN'^Y OFFICERS In the matter of the contempt pro­ Robert Neal of Lewlston, called on Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Chapin, Saturday. PROBATE COURT ceedings. Prank A. LaFontsee. Guilty CIRCUIT COURT of contempt of court, jail until order Fred Sykes of Chicago, was in Eden recently, looking after the Taney Miiin office in Mason, branch at Lansing in Bauch is complied with, but not exceeding Thirtieth Judlolal Circuit one year. - property. He plans to remodel the Bldg., open Mondays and Thursdays. In the matter of the contempt pro­ house for his daughter, who will spend Terms: January, 2nd Monday In January at Mason; ceedings, Frank A. LaFontsee. Order part of the summer here, Judge: Hon. L. B. McArthur, Mason. discharging respondent. Mr, and Mrs, A, M. Chapin and Mrs. March, 2nd Monday in March at Lansing; May, Carrie Chapln visited Oscar Halre at 2nd Monday in May at Mason; September, 2nd Edward H. Hath and Howard D. Prnbate Register: Charles A. Clinton, Mason. McComb, Harry Nichols, et al. Default the county infirmary in Okemos, Sat­ Monday In September at Lansing, judgment $816.19, costs taxed at $22. urday. He is still in the hospital County Agent: J. M. Hewitt, Mason. White Sales Corp. vs. R. J. Christie there. Judges: Hon. Charles B, ColUngwood and Hon. and Lillie P. Christie. Order dismiss­ Mary Lou and Joan Woodlock of Supervisor of Mother's Pensions: Mrs. Karen Ly- Lansing, are spending the week with Leland W. Carr. ing writ of garnishment. "lan, Lansing. In the matter of the contempt pro­ their uncle, Vance Douglas. Wright Laxton is confined to his Prosecuting Attorney: Dan D. McCuUough, Lansing; ceedings, James McKenney. Guilty of COUNTV CLERK contempt of court, hearing adjourned home with sciatic rheumatism. Assistant, Benjamin F. Watson, Lansing. Main Mrs. .Tohn Snyder of Lansing, spent office. Capital Bank Tower, Lansing. Mason of­ until July 1, 1933. Main office at Mason, branch in Lansing city hall. In the matter of the contempt pro­ tho week with hor son, Mylcs Snyder. fice, 3rd floor Court House, open second and ceedings. Burton Bancroft. Guilty of Mrs. Nellie Bateman spent the last fourth Mondays of the month, 1:00 to 3:00 p. m. Clerk: C. Ross Hilliard, Mason. contempt of court, adjourned until of the week witli hor parents in Sar­ anac. Lansing Chief Deputy: Flora G. Dewey, Lansing. Saturday, July 29, 1933. Sheriff: Thomas H. Hanna, Mason. In the matter of the contempt pro­ Leona Batemnn's aunt and uncle of Kinsley, Kansas, called at tho Bate­ OTHER COUNTV OFFICERS ceedings, Kenneth Garnham. Guilty of Court Officer: George H. Shaw, Holt. contempt. Adjourned until Saturday, man home, Tuesday. July 29, 1933. Mrs. Earl Childs will entertain the Treasurer; Clarence W. Lock,-Mason. Assistant Secretary of War Hnri-y Woodrlng nnd Miss Helen CoolIdKC, Eden L. A. S. July 12. Probation Officer and Friend of the Court, Laird In the matter of the contempt pro­ dnughter ot Sciintor Marcus A. Coolidgo of Miissacluisctls, who nro to bo ninr- Troyer, Lansing. Register of Deeds: Ethel L. Phillips, Mason. ceedings, Victor Mantoll. Order dis­ Mr. and Mrs. John Whoelor called rlod on July 25 nt the Coolidge home In Fllcllhurg, Mass. on her sister,. Mrs. Myron Bateman, Drain Commissioner: George Graham, Mason. charging respondent. Circuit Court Commissioners: Carl H. McLean and June 26 Thursday. School Commissioner: Fred E. Searl, Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox of Stockbridge, Alvin A. Neller, Lansing. Anna Lalenmn vs. Fred Shaver, et Road Commission: A. H. Phillips, chairman, Lan­ al. Judgment for defendants. Young Rockefeller at His Work and Miss Jeanette Wilcox of Dans­ Miss Essie Stanley vs. L. B. Long- ville, spent tho Fourth witli Mr. and State Conservation Officer, Glen Murphy, Mason, sing, L. T. Lasenby, Mason, C. H. Murray, Mrs. Charles Kirby, Jr. Bunkerhlll. enecker. Judment: $580.44, costs tax­ Residence opposite county park entrance. ed at $80.55. Mrs. Lyle Clark and sons, Roland June 27 and Bi!rnard of Engadiiie, arc spend­ James P. Daly, Adm'r. vs. Southern ing the week with her sister, Mrs. C. Mich; Trans. Co, and Cole Darcy. Trial Kirby. commenced. NEW CASES BEGUN People vs. Alfred Boudish. Ar­ Legal Notice MORTGAGE SALE SUMMARY raigned, pleaded guilty, plea accepted. IN CIRCUIT COURT AI'l"'r. OK AD.M'U. MART—AUfiUST 1 Listed below are dates, places of sale, condensed descriptions of Chancery and Law oases begun In Remanded. Ingham county circuit oourt dur­ Michigan Clay Products Corp. vs. .SIhlf! of Mft-lfitrffn. 'nfo rf'oiiftic Cotfrt for property, approximate amounts of mortgages, the mortgagors and B, W. Volmar. Order authorizing tlfc Couffty of IhKilhfh. mortgagees, and the attorneys In foreclosures occurring within tho ing week ending Monday before At h sessfoh of sffifi Coffrt, Ifeifl ht llff5 I'ro- date ot publication. amendment of declaration. liftlii Olfk-o iff the City of Mff.son, ih shifl Coffh­ next thirty days. While great care has been taken in the compiling June 28 iy, off tlfo ,'lfil fiffy of .Ifily A, n, iifiil). Pri.'SChtf HON, 1.., ». MeAirniUU, Jhilge of of this summary, the publishers of the Ingham County News do not Michigan Clay Products Corp. vs. B, W. Volmar. Verdict and judgment guarantee its accuracy and will accept i^o responsibility therefor. This ^'°n'nw Mfftter of tlfo Estffte of MAUHR Law $1714.61 to defendant, costs to be tax­ llAWFAX IIAIJT, DeC'Oftsctl, s\immary is compiled and published for the protection and conven­ Max Kahn vs. Robert Smith Co., a ed. 'I'htfliffft M, Shiillf liftvlnL' rflcfl ih sffifi Coffrt her ifotitioff iff-hyinn thht lho hflhiihistrfftioff ience of both mortgagors and mortgtigees nnd other Interested parties. Midi. Corp. Trespass on the case. Michigan Clay Products Corp. vs. of sftifl estftlo he KrahtfffI to Wiilihfu S, Soolyo Max Kahn, Atty. B. W. Volmar. Twenty-day stay. or to to sohfo other stfitffhie lfof.soh; Georglna Eallans vs. The Western ,Iune 2!> It is Of'tlef-cfl, 'Phut lhe 1st fiffy of AffKffst A, D. iitlW. at teff o'cloeit iff the fof-ehooff. fit July 7, at Lansing. MaDan vs. tional Bank vs. Spanos. W 16 ft. of & Southern Life Insurance Co. Tres­ In the matter of the contempt pro­ sffifi i'f-oiiftte OlVieo. Ife fthfl is ifefci-iy hlfifoihtod Norman. Lot 8 of Supervisor's plat the E 35 ft. of lot 11 of College Grove pass on the case upon promises. Harry ceedings,, Mirl J. Barnard. Guilty of for Ifoftrihi; sftifl lfotitioff; of Miller Road Farms, $1023.49. Kel­ in the City of East Lansing, $8,503.16. F. Hittle, Atty. contempt, probation 1 year, $3.00 per It iff I''ur(ltcr Of-tlcf-cfl, 'I'hfft ifffifliff ifotfife Brown & Gregg, Attys. Ihcf-oof ife ftivcff ify ifffbliehtioh of ff ffopy fff ley, Sessions, Warner & Eger, Attys. Edward A, Pierce, et al vs. Capital week for support of minor child. this hf-tler, for thf-ee stfeeossive weeks previffffs July 7, at Lansing. MaDan vs. July 22, at Lansing. Prudential Ins. National Bank. Trespass on the case July 1 to shifl fiffy of ItoffrihL', ih the Iffghnhf CoffffLv upon promises. Carey, Armstrong, Joseph E. Sweeney vs, Adam Groth News, ft ffewslifflfer lfrifflefl hnfl eif't-fflhtf'fl iff Sprayman. Lot 89 of Reo Park Add., Co. vs. Taylor. Lot 11 of Chase Sub. sfii.l eoffnly, U U, i'VIeAUTIIUii, City of Lansing, .'i;2360.22. Kelley, Ses- of lot 78 of College Grove, City of Weadock and Essery, Attys. Co. Order dismissing service of pro­ A trffe ffhify ,IfhlKe of I'f-oiffflo. sioiis, Warner & Eger, Attys. East Lansing, $5793.92. J. A. Brooks, Standard Oil Co., an Indiana Corp, cess. C, A. CLINTON, Ueitister of i'f-oifhte. 'iTwl July 8, at Lansing. Federal Lum­ Atty. vs. Porsinger Excavating Co., et al. The Virginian Joint Stock Land ber Corp. vs. Travick. Lot 144 of July 22, at Lansing. Brooks vs. Trespass on the case upon promises. Bank of Charleston, W. Va. vs. Grant lIKAItINO CLAIMS AKIUrn'—.N'(»\'. ;i Jessop's Home Gardens in the Town­ Hungerford. N i/i of lot 9 and theBrow n & Gregg, Attys, M. Hudson. Order adjourning hear­ stftte ot Miolfit,'ffh. 'I'he I'f-olfifte Cthfrt for School District of the City of Lan ing until July 21, 1933. tho Coffffty of IffL'hdfff. ship of Lansing, .'i;S17.30. Shields, S % of lot 10, block 41, City of Lan­ At ft .sessioh of .sffifi Coffrt, helfl at the Pro- Silsbee, Ballard & Jennings, Attys. sing, $2900.00. John A. Brooks, Atty. sing vs. The Fidelity and Cacualty Co. People vs. John Carlson. Arraign­ ifhto OlVfifo in the City of Mhsoh ih tlic saifl July 22, at Lansing. Brooks vs. of New York. Trespass on the case. ed, pleaded guilty, plea accepted. Sen­ Coffffty. ofi the ;if-fl tiffy of .Iffly A. U, litlill, July 8, at Lansing. Barber vs. Hacker. Lot 122 of McPherson's Fred L. Warner, Atty. tence: Costs $5,00, default jail 30 days I'fosont, HON. L. ii. McAKTHUIi. ,Jfhl(,'e of Streeter. NW % of the NE Vi and Wlnthn-fp Kockefoller, .'ourih son ot .lohu D., .Ir., Is shown Here In his of­ Pf-oliffte. Heatherwood Add. No. 2, City of Lan­ L, J. Bowerman vs. Harold F. Mon­ (111, Poss.). ^ ^ all that part of tho NE Vi of the NE Ih life MffUor of the Kstffto of ADKi.DKllT sing, $7832.50. John A. Brooks, Atty. roe. Trespass on the case upon prom­ People vs. Ralph Owen. Arraigned, llce nt the Bayonno (N. J.) plant of tho Standard Oil compnny, whore ho start­ AliliOT'i'. Deceffsctl. % lying west of the public highway July 29, at Lansing. Capitol Sav­ ises. Un pro per. pleaded not guilty. Remanded to await ed work recently. n# Is snid to lie living In n .$4..'i0-n-week room. It hififchrint! to tho coffrt thht the lifffo for and east of the Jackson, Lansing and Iff'esehtfitiuff of elhfihs hKffihst shffi eslhle ings & Loan Co. vs, Kyte. Lot 79 of Walter E. Newton vs. Charles Kan- Saginaw R. R. right of way. Sec. 4, trial. shohlfj bo liiiiitefl. ffhfl tiffft h tifne hfffl iflffffe South Parkwood Subd,, City of Lan­ tas. Appeal from circuit court com­ lie fflfifoihtefl to f-ccoivo, e.Nhfhiffo hffti fttljffst. TIN, RlW, $1656.85. Smith, Hunter People vs. Ray Shimmel. Sentence: daughter were Sunday guests of sing, $2818.51. Cummins & Cummins, missioner. C. F. & E. T. Hammond, hll clftims,ffnfl (lemftffils hghihst sftifl ficceffsefi & Spaulding, Attys. Jackson 2 years to 5 years. (Gross South Alaiedon friends near Fowlervllle. by ahfl l)cfof-o shiti coffrt; Attys, Attys. July 10, at Lansing. MaDan vs. Indecency). By Mrs. H. J. Laycock Roger Householder of Buffalo, spent It is Of'flef'ctl. 'I'lmt cf-efliloi's of sffifi fle- July 29, at Lansing. Capitol Sav­ Chancery ecftsctl ftre f-cfiuif-cfl to present theif- clftinis to Decker. Lot 18 of Brelten Park Sub. the week end and over the Fourth sftitl court fft, Hhiil rrobfftc Olfice on of- Ifcfore ings & Loan Co. vs. Brown. E 30 ft. Arthur Spagnuolo and Mary Spag- with his parents. In City of Lansing, $2228.39. Kelley, of lot 2, of Ludwig Park Subd., City nuolo vs. Michigan Millers Mutual In­ tho lirtt ilffy of November A. 0. lii;!,'i, ftt teff Sessions, Warner & Eger, Attya. The W. A. L. A. S. will meet next Mrs. Will Carr of White Oak, spent o'clock Ift the fof-eifoon, mfiti tifne hnfl ifbfce of Lansing, $2008.50. Cummins & surance Co. Act 96. Charles F. Thursday with a bohemian dinner at IfeihK hof-oby hiipoifitcfl for the exfffninfftiofi July 10, at Lansing. MaDan vs. REAL ESTATE Thursday night with Mrs. Roy Parks. unil fffljtistinont of hll claims ftntl tiefnffnfis Cummins, Attys. Haight, Atty. the Women's home at 510 Willow Wilkinson. Lot 3 of Block D of Gow- July 29, at Lansing. Rayner vs. Blanche O. Freeman Sutherland vs. TRANSFERS ffKftinst suit! ilcccftseil. er's Add. to City of Lansing, $3096.84. street, North Lansing, next Thursday. It is Further Of-tlef-etl. That pffblic notice Ferguson. Lots 92, 93, 94, 95, 96 and Alice L. Freeman. Foreclosure. Sey­ Marian Blanding from Greenville, thef'eof be pivon ify pffblicfttion of ft coify of Kelley, Sessions, Warner & Eger, 97 of Cedar Bend Heights Subd., Twp. mour H. Person, Atty. t North Mason this of-ilor for Ihf-ce sffccessive weeks iff-evious Attys. spent several days last week with her ) By Mrs. Faye Bennett lo sftitl tlity of hearing. In the InKhftih .Coffnty of Meridian, $4046.64. Hayden, Hub- Capitol Savings & Loan Co. vs. Net­ (By Ingham Abstract & Title Co.) cousins and returned to her home Sun­ News, a ncwsifftifer prfntotl fthtl eircfflftteti in July 11, at Lansing. Fors vs. Hart. bard & Rathbun, Attys. tle G. Kenney, et al. Foreclosure. A. S Mi of the E 125 ft. lot 4, Blk. 145 June 26 day with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Arend sitifl county. L. B. McAR'rilUU, July 29. at Lansing. Capitol Sav­ M. Cummins, Atty. Vene B. Royston and wife to Chas. A true copy: JfiilKC ot Pfobhte. of City of Lansing, $1795.98. Kelley, and family where all attended a fam­ MARTHA THAYER, Deputy Register of I'fo- ings & Loan Co. vs. Altvator. Lot 13 Helen Smith vs. Lorena Goodrich, J. Hepfer and wife, lot 278 of High­ ily reunion of the Satterlee and De- The U-Go I-Go Pedro club met Sat Sessions, Warner & Eger, Attys. of Webert Park Subd. No. 1, of a part Act 98. Shields, Silsbee, Ballard and urday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest bftte. -Twl July 11, at Lansing. MaDan vs. land Park Add., City of Lansing; $1. morest families. of the N '^ of the SE % Sec. 16, T3N, Jennings, Attys. Linnie B. Robinson to Clinton M. Herbert Gared spent Sunday with Smith. Prizes were awarded and PINAL ACCOUNT LEWIS—AUfiUST I Sexton. Lot 66 of Just-a-Mere Farm R2W, $1823.91. Cummins & Cum­ William J. Trickey, et al vs. Ebem meetings postponed until September, SMe of Mlchifrftn. The rfobftle Cotfrt for Subd., Delhi Twp. $1435.55. Kelley, Philo and wife, lot 5, block 9, Lansing his parents in Jackson. tho Cotfnty of InKhitm. mins, Attys. Mumford, et al. Act 96. Person, Improvement Co.'s Add., City of Lan­ Janette Severance Is visiting friends A picnic will be held the last of Aug­ Sessions, Warner & Eger, Attys. July 28, at Lansing. Prudential Ins. Marshall & Searl, Attys. ust, At ft session of said Court, hold at the Pro­ July 12 at Lansing. Michigan Life sing; $1.00 etc. in Detroit. bate Oltieo In the City of Mftson. in saifl Coun­ Co. vs. Cushman. Lots 187, 188 and Nealen D. Rutherford, etc. vs. Mabel Mason E. Reynolds and wife to Es­ Helen Arend Is spending several Mary Bennett returned home Sat­ ty, on the .'ifd ''IS 20Z LS M'chigan Mill- J"/« & vs. Whalen. E 50 ft. Paul A. Miller, Lansing : 29 Paul G. Schmidt and wife to Lynol Starner, S V4 of the SE Vi of hte NE Block sixty-two (62) of the City of Lansing, Lillian M. Summers, Lansing 20 J. Chubb and wife, lot 6, block 5, Man­ Vi of Sec. 30, T3N, R2W, Delhi Twp.; people's rally at Vantown, Sunday aft­ according to tho recorded Plat on fllo in tho George H. Bunnell, East Lansing —37 ufacturers Add. No. 1, City of Lan­ $1.00 etc. ernoon and evening. office of the ReRlstor of Deeds for said County. , ers Mutuil Fire Ins Co. vs. MacFar- an^hf w v if ^ull ^"^^^i Mr. and Mrs. Hugh AngeU spent reserving the west four (4) feet thereof to bo ^ lane. S % of lot 13 and the N 2 rods ^[^ ItVU^iZ ii^-^^^a rtm Arlene I. Bailey, Lansing 26 sing; $1.00 etc. Theodore A. Cook and wife to Min­ used with a strip ot like width adjoining oit Frances Keeney, Greenville 21 June SO nie B. Tucker, the NE % of lot 3, Sunday afternoon near Dansville at the west for driveway purposes as desoribcd In of lot 12, block 228, City of Lansing, ^,tf'ru^:«^^l^f^!' °" Hazel Howe to Frank McCreery and block 6. Green Oak Add., City of Lan­ the home of Mrs. AngeU's mother. Libor 157 of Deeds, on PnRe 441, City of Lan­ Alice Thompson, Lansing 18 sing, Ingham County, Michigan. $5585.11. Kelley, Sessions, Warner ™'nf&,CummiM,Atty8^^ Walter A. Miller, Toledo 39 wife, N V4 of NW % of SW V4 of Sec. sing; $1.00 etc. Phyllis Angeil, who has been visiting v<.irar Xitvldie L. Haverstick. Lansing 24 Humphreys ahd wife. N % of lot 14, Vina Frost to Nora Miller, an undi­ service. Brooks. Atty. of Lansing, 11949.48. Cummins & John Bower. Holt . 23 block 2. Hall's Add., City of Lansing; vided Vi of the NW Vi of the SW % It is said that members of the sen­ July'22, at Lansing. Russell vs. Cummins, Attys. Dorothy Kellen, Lansing 23 11.00 etc. of Sec. 28, T3N, RIB, Wheatfleld Twp; ate consumed 500 aspirin tablets at INGHAM ABSTRACT & May T. McCreery to Hazel Howe, N 11.00 etc. the expense of the taxpayers during Oorton. Lot 368 of Avondale Subd., •. John W. Hayes, Lansing 24 TWLB COBBPANY Meridian Twp., $540.80. W. H. Wise, "Bvery production of genius must Mildred B. Dietz, Lansing 24 H of the NW 14 of the SW 14 of Sec. Nora MlHer to Vina Frost. SW V4 the past year. But just think bow Atty. be the production of enthusiasm."— Leon F. Kissee. Lansing —21 12, TIN, RlW, Leslie Twp.; fl.OO. . of Sec. 33, T3N. RIB. Wheatfleld many aspirin tablets the taxpayers Luring BfuM July as, at Uuriag. Coital Na< DiiraeU. Beulab a. ScbauM. Lansing ^.20 Joseph Quenby and wife to Helen Twp.; 11.00 etc. had to consume because of the senate. INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 6, 1933 Page Eleven

DIVORCE DECREES GRANTED Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice . Legal Notice -Legal Notice BUSINESS CARDS Norman P. Barnes vs. Prances Bar­ HEARING CLAIMS. HARRINGTON—OCT. 10 ATTORNEYS nes. MORTGAGE , MORTGAGE SALE MORTGAGE SALE MORTGAGE SALE DetauU having been made in the tfmditloni Default having been made In th. eonditioni L.ewls D. Schlarf vs. Clara J. Scb- State of Michigan. The Probate Court for Net. »7I»-A 0. J. HOOD and GEORGE H. MeARTHUR. Default having been made In the eondlUi>na ot a certain mortgage, whereby the power ot tho County of Ingham. at a certain mortgage, whereby the power of Attorneys at Law. Farmers Bank Bldg., larf. of a certain mortnite. whereby the power of salo therein contained has become operative, Default having been' mado in the conditions At a aeasion of sold Court, held at tho Pro­ sale therein contained has become operative, Mfuion, Mich. Phone, olTlce 302. Iw52p sale therein contained haa become operatlvt. ot a certain mortgage) made by Minnie Locsch Delia LaFontsee vs. Prank A. La­ given by Fred W. Cerbett and Allio G. Cor- bate Olfico In tho City of Mason, in said coun­ given by CllfTord J. Page and Geneva B. Page, given by LOMIH Pcaaley and Ella t, Peasley, bctt. husband and wife, to the Slate Savings tu the Capitol Savings A Loan Company, a Fontsee. ty, on the 20th day ot Juno, A. D. 1033. his wife, ot Lansing, Michigan, to Tho D. G. F. WARNER & DWIGHT L. WILSOK his wife, to tho State Savlnss and Loan Com­ and Loan Company of Lansing, HIchlgaii, a Corporation, dated tho 2nd day of April. 1928, Present. HON. L. B. McARTHUR. Judge Equitable Life Assurance Society ot the United Attorneys fit Law. 1002-3-4 Bfuich Buildinn pany, of Lansing. Michigan, a corporation, on corporation, oh March 17th, 1926, and record­ and recorded in the otTice of tho R«gister of ot Probate.' States, a corporation organized' and existing Lnnaing, Miehigfin. . 51 May 22nd. UZG. and recorded in the olTico of Deeda for the County of Ingham and Stato of ASSUMED NA>MB CERTIFICATES ed in the olticc of the Register of Deeda for In the Matter ot the Estate of JAMES H. under tho laws of the Stato of New York, tho Register of Deeds for Ingham County. Michigan, on the 4th day of April, 1928. in Ingham County, Michigan, on March I Sth, HARRINGTON, Deceased. dated the 15th day of July, A. D. 1031. and Unclaimeii Freight Store, George J. Michigan, on May 25th, 1025, in Liber 258 of Libor 311 ot MbrWtngea on Page T9. on whi'ch FARMERS' MUTUAL 1926, in Libcr 258 ot Mortgages on page 77. It appearing to tho court that tho timo for recorded in the olTico of tho Register of Deeds { Barbour. Mortgages nt page 33. upon which said mort­ mortgage there ia claimed to be due at the FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF INGHAIf uifon which aaid mortgago there ia claimed to presentation of claims against said estate for tho County of Ingham and Stato of Mich­ gage there is claimed to lie due at the date County. Safest, cheapest. Ifeat. For intor.^ Dissolution of Paul's Place, Paul bo due at tho date hereof, for principal and should be limited, and that a time and place igan, on tho 17th day of September, A. D. date of thia notice, for principal and interest, hereof, for principal and interest, (1045.26. niatlon write to Louia Stid, secretary. Ma­ interest, $2245.30. be appointed to receive, examine and adjust 1931, in Liber 335 ot Mortgagca on Page 349 tho sum of $1200.63. and the sum ot $9.75 for Celentano and Frank DeRose. son. E. A. iiensmore. presldont. Maaon. Anil no acUon nt law having been biought And no action at law having been brought nil claims and demands against afiid dcceiuie/t) of Section fourteen (14). mortgage being ns follows: Situated in tho City Mortgagee. 406 Capitol Savings & Lonn Bulltl- GEORGE G. MaDAN, Receiver ol Stato sav­ notice, for principal and interest the sum of hearing said petition; It is Ordered, That tho 18th day of July. A. Town fotir (4) north. Range two (2) west, ot Lansing, in tho County ot Ingham, ond Ing, Lansing. Michigan. 18wl3 ings & Loan Company, Mortgagee. Twenty-six fiundretl forty-fivti dollars and fifty 1). iif;i3. Itt ton o'clock In the forenoon, itt together with the hereditaments ond appurten­ State ot Michigan, and more particularly de- It is Further Ordeteil, That public notico KELLEY. SESSIONS, WARNER & EGER. centa ($2645.50) ; for 1030 taxes paid Ify said thereof be given by publication of n copy ot sftitl Proimtc OITIce. be and is hereby appointed ances thereof. acribt>d as: MORTGAGE BALK Attorneys for Receiver of Mortgagee, Buaineas for heftrInK sftid petition; mortgagees, the sum of Ono hundred forty-two Lot No. 68 of Standard Real Estate Com­ this order, for tht'cc successive weeks previous Dated: April 27th. 1033. No. il7-C Addreaa; 324 Mutual Building, Lansing. Mich­ dollars and twenty-four centa ($142.24) ; for pany's Westmoreland Addition to the City of lo sitltl dfty of hcftrihg. ih the IiiKhhni County It is rffrther Ofilcfctl. That ptfhilo notice GEORGE G. MaDAN. Receiver of Stato sav­ igan. 17wl3 insurance paid by mortgogees tho aum of Four Lansing, according to tho recorded plat tlicre- Default having tiecn mode In tho conditiona Nowa. ft ffewspapor prihted and circtitittcti in thereof lie given by pfiblicittion of a copy of ings & Loan Company, Mortgagee. doilora and fifty centa ($4.50) i and tho aum ot together with the hercditamenta • and ap­ of a certain mortgage mado by Marahal L. said couhty. L. B. McARTHUR, this order for thi'ee HticccHslvo weeks ifrcvlous KELLEY. SESSIONS, WARNER & EGER. MORTGAGE BALE of Thirty-five dollara ($35.00) aa on attorney purtenances thereof. I^oorch and Leila M. Poerch. huaband and wife, (A tf'ue copy.) Judge of Pfobatc, lo sffifi dffy of heafinft, in (ho Ingham County Attorneys for Recofver of Mortgagee. BusincsB Nffws, ft newsifftifcr printed fthfl circfilnted in Default having Iwen made in tho conditions fee. aa provided for by atatutc. and no auil to the Capitol Savings tt Loan Company, n C, A, CLINTON, Register of Pfoliftte, 26w-l Address: 324 Mutual UuildinK. Lansing. Mhfh- Dated at Lanaing. Michigan, this 28th dny shiti cotfhty. L. 11. McAUTIIUR, of n cerUtin real estate mortgage whereby the or proctjedings at law having been Instituteti ot April. A. D. 1033. Corporation, dated tho 2nd day ot August. igan. 17wl3 to recover the moneys secured by such mort­ (A tfife coify.) JfftlKC of Piobate, power of sale therein contained became oifer- TUB EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE 1030, nnd rccordetl in tho ollice of tho Register FINAL ACCOUNT. DRUMM—JULY 18 gago. or any part thereof. C, A, CLINTON. Register of Pfobatc. '2Gw.i ittlve. made hy Mftrgarct Logan. Margaret D. SOCIOTY OF THE UNITED STATES. Mort.. of Deeds for tho County of Inghnm and Stat» Slate of Michigftn. The Pf-ohate Court tor Now. Theretoro, by virtue of tho power ot MORTGAGE SALE Logan and Joseph R. Logan, single, to the gagec. of Michigan, on tho nth day of August, 193u. the Couhty of Ihgham. salo in snid mortgfige containcfi and by the Union Building and Loan A.ssociation. Limit­ HAYDEN. HUBBARD & RATHBUN. Attor­ in Libor 331 of Mortgages, on Pago 663. un At a session of said Couf't. held ftt the Pro­ IHORrGAGE SALE Default having been made th the condiUona in auch case made nnd provided, no­ ed, a Michigan corporation, ot Lansing, Mich­ Htntutes neys for Mortgagee. Dualneaa Addreaa: 007 which mortgage there is claimed tn be due fit bate Olfice in tho City of Mft.son. ih aftid coffh­ Default for mofo thftn thirty days having of a certain real estate mortgage whereby the tice is hereby given that on Saturday. Septem- igftn, dffled February 26, 1031, and recorded in Biiuch Building. Lansing, Michigan. 18wl3 the dato ot this notice, tor principal and inter­ ty. on the loth dfty of Juhe. A. D. 1033. been maflo ih the payment of Iho interest, tftx­ lier 16. A. D. 1033, at ten o'clock Eiustcrn power of sale therein contained becamo opera­ life Ingham Couhty, Michigan. Register of est, the sum of $3536.11, nnd an attorney's fee I'reffcnt. HON, L. B. McARTHUR, Judge es ftnd insuf'ftfico pf-emlffhis ifecfif-etl Ify it cer- Standard Time, in the forenoon of snid dny. tive, mndo by Jason L, Cross and Jessie M, Deed's olfico oh March 3. 1931. ih liber 330 of $35,00 na provided for by law, and no siill of I'f'niifttc. tifih iifoftRago given by Edgar T. Adamfi and Cross, husband and wife, to tho Dart National the undersigned will, at tho north front door of, mortgfiges on pftge 539. upon which mort­ MORTGAGE SALE or prscceding at law having been Instituted Ill the Mutter of thu Estate of VERA'/.'/.ANO Ifehe n, Aflams. husbftnd ahd wife, to The of the City IlifU. In tho City of Lansing. Ibtnk. a Federal Corporation of Mason, Michi­ gffge there is now claimcti to be due ftnd pfiy- No. 33ai3-A to recover the moneys aecurefl by aaid mort­ ADKLllERT DRUMM. Deceased. Fhrnief-s Dahk of Mftson, Michigan, a banking gfth, flitted October 31, 1928, nnd recorded in ftblc tor prlnclpftl ftnd intef'ost the sum of County ot Inghnm. Stnto of Miehignn. thnt gage, or nny part thereof, corporation cxIfftinR ffnfler the Iftws of the Default hftving been mfttio in the conditiona Uina A. Lott having filed in said court his the Register of Deeda Office of Inghftm County. $2073.00. and ihsuf'ance pf-enfiums ot $6. ' licing one of the iflncea of holding the Circuit Notico is hereby given, thfit by virtue of tlfo Stale of Michigan, Mfty thirty-fii-st. 1020. ro- ot a certain mortgago made by Frnnk C. Tay- final ffdihinistration accoiiht, ahd his petiUoh Michigan, November 1, 1928, In Liber 206 of nfnkhfg a total debt ot $2679.88, and no suit Court in anld county, sell at public nuction to power of anie contained in said mortgage, find ifof'fletl ih tho olflco of the Rogistcf' of Deefls lor null Hftzcl L. Taylor, huabitnd and wife, prffyihg for tho nliowithce thereof, hhd for tho Mortgagos on page SID. upon which mortgago the highest bidder, tho litndn nnd promises in tho ataluto in auch case matle and proviflefl. of Ihghfffn Cotfhty, Michigith, June third, 1020, ftt lftw hftvihg been brought lo recover aftid to tho Chpitol Snvinga & Ixiah Company, a aa.signmefft ahd dlstf'ibution of the residue of there Is how clitinicd to be due and pftyablo. such mortgago described, which description ia on tho 8th day of July, 1933. at 10:00 o'clock iif Libcr 322 of MortghKos at page 18(f! wltef'e- tiebt, or any part tliorcof. aftld mortgagee, Corporation, dated .lie 8th day ot April, 1931, said estftto, for prlnclpftl and Interest, the sum of as followa: in Uic forenoon, tho undersignetl will, at the fore sftifl nmrtghgce now cbtiins that tlfo pi-ln- hftviffg by resolution tluly iifioptetl at ii rcgtilhr and recorded In tho olfice ot tho Register of It is Of'def'cd, That the iSth day of July, A. $10-12.19, ahd no suit at lftw having been Tho South fivo-cightha (5-8) of the South­ north front door ot the City Hall, in tho City cipal of sftifl mortgffgo with nil arrearagoH of meeting of its Board of Directors, declaretl its Deeds for tho County of Ihgham and State of 11, 1033. ht leh o'clock ih life fnf-ehooh, ht saitl bf-ouglft to recover nftid debt or any part there­ east ohe-quarter ('/») of Section Twenty-seven intorcHt, insurance pf-emihins and delinfiueift election to consider the whole amofint unpaid Michigah. on tho 9th day ot April, 1931. Ih ot Lftnaing. Ingham County. Michigan, that I'f-hifffle Olticc. ho hhd is hef'eliy ftppoihied for of, notice is hef'eby given thnt on Fridny. (27) and tho West oho-hnlf C/i) ot the Soutli- tffxes ifififl by tho nforlgngep. viz.. the afim of on aftid mof'tgffge flebt to be now due ahtl pffy­ I.,il)or 339 of Mortgages, oh Pago 203, oh being u piftce where the Ciretfit Court for the exftfffihihg ahd hllowihg saifl hccoffnt ahd Soplomlfer I. 1933, ot ton o'clock in the fore­ wcat ono-qtinrter of tho Southwest onc-quartor Blf-'vefi llffnfifefl and Eleven hhd S3-iOO Dollars hhlo by rohsoh of tlfc non-pftyfhcht of cof'tain whicli mortgage thof-o is claimed to bo duo at County of Inghafn is held, soil at public auc­ bohrfhg snid petition ; noon of said day. the umicrsigncd will sell at (Vi) of Section Twenty-six (26) all in Town is fiffo ht the dftte of thin noUce. and no suit ihstftllments ot pf'ihcipal ahd Intof'est fts pf-o- tho tIato ot this hotice. tor prlhcipal and in­ tion, to tho highest bidder, the promises de­ It ia Fffrther Of-def'cd, That public notice the West front door ot tho court house in tho I North. Range Ono West. Township ot Les­ or profrecfiiffKa hftviif^r Ifeeh institfitcfl at lftw vidotl for by said mortgffge, notice is Ifereby terest, the aum of $1076.76. ahd the sum of scribed in saifl mortgage, or so much thereof thereof be givon by pifblicatioh of h copy of City of Mnaiin. Ingham County. Michigan, that lie. County of Ingham. State ot Michigan. to recover the flebt secifrcfl by said mortgage: given thftt on Sathf-dfty. September 0. 10S3. ht $9.86 for insfifaiico paid by the mortgitgee. Ita may bo necessary to pay the amount so ns this of'flor for thf'eo successive wceka iff'evioffs Ifeing a place where the Circuit Court for tho Dated ht Lansing. Michigan, thia 20th dny ten o'clock In the forenoon of said dny at and at attorney's tee of $35.00 fus pf'ovided tor aforosftid due on said mortgftge. with seven lo sitifl dffy of heaf-iffg, in tho Iffghafn Coffhty Notice is Ilef'eiiy Clvefi thftt Tfy virtue of tho county of Ingham is held, by virtue of tho hortU ehtrhhcc lo City Mali Building. Lan­ of June. A. D. 1933. per cent intef'ost. and all legal costa, together Newa, a newsififper prihtotl afifl clrcfflatotl in power of sale contalheil thet-cln said mortgage by law. fthd no suit or proceetliifg at law hav­ potver of sale In snid mortgage and In pursu­ sing. Ihgham County. Michigan, (that being FRED A. BAILEY, with sftid allorncy'a fee. which aftid premises shifl t-offniy. L. n. McARTHUR, will ife forcclosoil to satisfy tlfo amofint dffe ing been instituted to recover the moiieya ae- ance of tho stnttite in auch caso provided, at one ot tlfc plffces where life Ingham County LILLIE M. BAILEY. Mortgagees. aro described in said mortgage as follows: ibiff-eofi Includlffg principal. ihUfrcst. insurance curcd by aaid mortgage, or any part thereof. (A trffe copy.) .Ifftlgo of Pfobatc. nubile auction tho landa described therein or Circuit Cotfrt is held), aaiti mortgagee will, by MARSHALL. SEARL & DEAN. Attorneys Lot Ntimbor Two Htihdreti Twenty-Three pf'onfitffrfs ffhfl flelinfiffcht tftxes paid, or to bo C. A, CLINTON, Regiater of Pf'obftte. 25wl so much ns .ihnll bo necessary to siitisfy tho vif'tifc of tlfc (foivef- of aalo in aaid mortgage for Mortgagees. Business Address: 800 Bauch Notico is iieroby given, tlfat by virtue ot the (223) Codarbrook Sfibtlivision of part of the pffifl ify the fnortgftgeo. wlUf costs of foro- ahfount duo thef-eon . ht time of aalo Bldg.. Lansing, Mich, 26wt3 power ot sale contained in said mortgage, and South Part ot tho Eftst Half of the Southeast clostfro ify sffle of the ihortgagtMl premises at hull in pfirauuhtfo of the statute, sell ftt public MORTGAGE SALK with tlfo contract rate of interest there­ huctioh the Iffffds descrlbofl therein, or so much thu statute in auch caso mhde uiid provided, oh Quftrter ot SecUon Twenty-eight and the West pffblic vchdffe lo the highest bitlfler at the Nit. 33278-A on from dato of this notice., together with the 19th day ot Auguat, 1933. al 10:00 o'clock Pftrt ot the Sofith Part of the Sotithweat (Jfiar- west ffoht door of tho Court Ifouso at the Its shhil be hcco.ssaf-y to satisfy tho itmount MORTGAGE SALE tlfo stftttitory attorney fee and nil legal costa in the forenoon, the undersigned will, at the Dctfnilt having been made in the conditiona City of Mftffoh, Inghffm Coffnty, Michigan, oh duo thefeon ftt tho time ot sftle, together with ter ot Section Twenty-Seven, Town Four (-1) and tftxes thnt mfty ha paid by mortgagee to north front door ot tho City Hall, ih tho City of a certain mortghKO matle by Howard ,1. Ihf? ffftoenlh day of September. 1033. at leh ffll lejtftl ctfsU, interest from date hereof, and Default having been made in tho conditiona Norlh, Range Two (2) West. Lansing Town­ protect said proiforty, said mortKfiged premisoH o'clock In tho fof'onoon of thftt day. which atloriiey fee of Thif'ty-five Dollaf'a, afi therein of n real oatfite mortgage wherol)y tho power of kthsihg, Ihghitm County. Michigan, that ahip, Ingham County. Michigan. Whid and Ileloh J. Waiil, hualiahtl and wife. ilescrlbed fts. the Southcfuit ohe-f|unrter of tho pf-emises ftre descrilfed ih said mortghge ns provided, a pfff'cel described hs: Tho cast -10 of salo therein containeil became operative, boing a piftce where the Circuit Court for lhe Dated April 13. 1933. ID Ufo Chpitol Savings & Loan Company, a follotvs; Lot nufnbor sixteen ih Block forty of Sotithwost ohe-quarter of section twenty-three, fifot of west 86 feet ot lot 12, ahd oast 40 made by John Sonnohberg and Amelia Sonnen- Couhty of Ingham is hold, .sell at public auc­ CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY. Corpof'atlon. dnted lho 20tb dfty of Mfty, 1931. tho City of Mnson. Inghnfn County, Miehighn, Town one North of range two West (Onontlit- feet of tvest 85 feet of nof'th 1 rod of lot ele­ berg, his wife, to Reuben Moots, dnteti May tion, to tho higlfest bidder, the premisea de­ Mortgftgce, and rccot-iled in tho olTlcc of the Regiater of ffcoof-fliffK lo lhe reeortlcfl pint thereof. git) except eleven acres olT Uio West side, be­ ven, block eighty-seveh. City of Lnnsing. Ihg­ 13. 1022. nnd recorded in tho Inghnm County. scribed in said mortgage, or ao much thoroof CUMMINS & CUMMINS. Attorncya for Deefls for tho County of Inghfim and State of ing tweiity-nihe acres of lantl more or less in ham County, Michigith. beihg used together as Miehignn. Register ot Deed's olTlce on May 15. as may bo necessary to pay tho amount so as Mortgagee. 406 Capitol Savings &. I-rffan Bufld- Miehigffh. on tlfo 1st day of June. 1931. In Till-; ii-AUMERS BANK, a nnnking Corpof-- Ihgham County. Michigan. one ifnrccl. 1022. in libor 230 of mortgagca on pago 106. aforeaaid duo on said mortgage, witlf seven per ing. Lansing. Michigan. 15wl3 Liber 339 ot Mortgages, oh Page 421. on which htioff. Mortgagee. ution which mortgago there ia now claimed to ceht interest, and nil legal costs, together with mortgage thof-e is clhihfefi to bo due at the By L. K. While, Cftahicf-. Dftted June 7. 1933. Dated Juho 3. 1933. be duo and pfiyahio for principal and interest shiti attorney's tee. whicli said prenfises arc dale of this notice, tor principal find intef'ost. & McARTHUR, Attorneys for Mof-l- T1II3 DART NATIONAL BANK OF MASON, UNION BUILDING AND LOAN ASiSOCIA- SHERIFF'S SALK noon the aum ot $3867.50. nnd no auit at law having described in said mortgage as follows: lhe atffn of $991.65. nnd tho sum ot $19.40 tor Kngcc, IJffsiifoss Adtlross: Ma.-fon, Mich. 25wl.'i Mortgagee. TION. LIMITED, Mortgagee, been brought to recover aiifd debt, or nny part By virtue of n writ of Fieri Fhcliia. issued inswrftffffe phitl by tho mortgffgco. anfl hn nt- E. A. DENSMORE. Attorney for Mortghgoo, C, F, & E, T, HAMMOND, Attorneys tor The West Six (6) rods uf Lot Tweifty-Sovch thereof, notico is hereby given that on Fridny. out of ahd uhtler Ufo seal of Ufe Circuit Cmfrl torhcy's fee ot $36.00 as pf'ovifled for by lftw. business address, Mason, Michigan. 23wl3 Mortihgee, Busiifess Address, 601 American (27) ot Capitol Hoighta Subfiivision, City of MORTGAGE SALE Auguat U, 1933. at ten o'clock In tho forenoon for the County of Oaklhhd, hhd State of Mich­ and no suit of' proceeding at law having been Sthte Savihga lihhk Building, Lansing, Miehi­ Lhhsihg; reserving the South tour (4) feel of aaid day, at Ottawa Street entrance to City igan, to mc directed ami delivered, ih fftvor institfftefl to f'ccover tlfo nfoneys secured by Default having liech mfttio ih tho conditions ghh, 21wl3 llieroof to be useii with the North four (4) Hall Building. Lanaing, Ingham County, Mich­ of Af'lhur I. IJonedicl ahd Ifla Mfty nofff-flfrt saltl hforlgffgo, or ftny part thoroof. of ft cof'tain iftortgftge, whereby tlfo power of MORTGAGE SALE feet ot West Six (6) roda of Lot Twenty- igan, (that being one of tho placca where the ftgftinst the gcmh hhd chftltels, lahils affd toffc- Notice is hef-eby given, thftt Ify virtue of tho sale thcf-oiff cohtffincfl has becomo operfttive, MORTGAGE SALE Eight (28) ot said plat ha ft joihl driveway. Default hnvlng been mftdo In tho conditiona Circuit Court for Ingham County ia hold), aaid mcnts of Mofinlitin View Orchhrfls. h Miciii>.'hf power of sale contftinod In aaid mortgage, and givoff by John H, Rftyifer ftnd Morifa J, Rfty- of ft f'oai estftto mortgage whereby the power Defhult Ifhvihg bceh mftdo ih the conditiona mortgagee will by virtue ot tho power ot anic Dated May 26. 1033. CorporaUon. I did, on the I6th dhy uf M'lv tlfo.atfttuto ih auch case made ftnd provided, ner, husbhhil ahd wife, to the Amef-icftn Stato of shle thcfcih contained bfts become opef-ativc, of a certftln rcftl estate mortgfige whereby lho in said mortgage and in pursuance ot the CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY, A. D. 1933. levy upon nhd thke all the rif-iit on the 2nd day ot Septemiier. 1033. at 10:00 SftviifKs Bffffk. ft Micitfgffh hhnkihg corporft- mnilo by William Mulholland ftnfl Margaret K. Ifowef- of snic thofein eontnincd Ijecitmo oper­ statute in such cnao provided, sell at public Mortgagee. title and interest of shid Mfhihthih View (V- o'clock in the tofenoon, tho ffhdorafghcd will, liufL off August 13th, 192,'!. and fccof-ded in Miilhollithd. husband and wife, to Charles J, ative, inado by Sidffoy A. Cascadden affd auction tho lands described therein, or so much CU-MMINS & CUMMINS, Attorneys for chftf'da. ft Michigan Cof'pnf'ation, iff hiul to the ht the horth ff'onl door nf tho City Hall, in tife office of the Register of Deeds for Inghftm Smith ffhfl Berthft A. Snflth, hfisbftnd ftnd wife, Mfttfflo D. Cascadden, bis wife, to the Union Its shall bo neooasiiry to satisfy tho amount Mortgngco, 40f. Capitol Savlhgi & Loan Builtl- following tlcscrilfod rcftl tiftftle. aftfifitcil fn the llfo City of Lanaing, Inghftm County. Miehi­ County. Mirhigah, oh Affgtist 1.1th, 1025. ih dated Octoiier 5, 1027. and recof-ded In the of­ nffihling antl Loan A.ssocihtion. Limited, a flue thoreon at tho timo of sale, including in­ if.lf. Lar.sinjf. IllMgan 2lwl3 County or Ihghftfn hnd State of Michigah. to- ghn, that being a plnco whef'e tlfo Circuit Liifef- 2,'i2 of Mof'tgffgcs fft ifftgo 352, tfpoh fice of the Register ot Deeds for Ingliam coun­ Miehighn corpof'ftUon, of Lansing. Miehigfin. terest nt seven per cent trom date and ail wit: All those ccrtftiff pieces or paf'cels of Ifffffl Cotff'l fffr life Cottnty of Inghffm ia held, soil which sftid nfortgftge Uiof-o is now claimed to ty, Mich., ih Liber 260 ot Mortghges on page flfftcd April 3. 1920. and rocorfled In the Ing­ legfU costs, including a Thirty-five Dollar at­ situated nhd being ift tho Towhship of Leslie. at public ftuction. lo tho highest bhltlAr, tbi ifo flffe, for ifrlffcfpal. intorost ftffti insurance, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 530, on Oclober 11. 1927, and assigned by ahid hfim County. Michigah. Register ot Deed's of­ torney fee. described as; Beginning five rods County of Inglihm. Sthto of Miehighh, descrfb- pf'enfiffca deserihctl in anitl raortjts/t*. ai ao the shfh of S3022.92. ahd ho ftctioh ftt lftw Default having been mado in tho conditions hiortghgees to Nelson N. Rouse by assignment fice on April 4. 1929. in libor 317 ot mort­ east of the south quarter post ot section ed as; iiuh (htiutl tl lliti lit nciosaary to pffy tifa ifftviffg beoh ifrofight to f-ecovor sftid debt, or of a refti estate mortgage iffatle by Minnie B. dated October 10th, 1927, hhd rccordetl ih the gages off phge 391, tfpoh which mortgago there eighteen. Uienco east five roda. north eighty hfffor/ht ao as aforesaid duo on sffid nfortgffge, ffffy phrt Ufcf-cof. Ciilford to Anna Brolfcrg. dated May tweffty- Tlio North VJ of I'lo Effst '/j of llfo Sofitlf- ftforesaid Register's olfico ih Liher 283 of is now clffinfcd to bo fltio ami payable for roda, west ten roda. aouth sixty-tour roda. east witlf aoven percent Ihteresl, ahtl all legal coats, i-ly virtffo of sftitl power of sfflo ftnd pur- thifd. 1929. I'ecof'dcd Jamiiiry tweifty-elghtli, wcat y, of Section 16. oxccpt a pitfce of laffd Mortgftges oh pftgo Mr, on October II, 1927, lfrincipal and interest the shm ot $3214,23, five roda, south sixteen rods to the place of togolhor witlf saitt nttornoy'a fee. which aaid suffht to llfo stfftuto ih such cffso iniulo and 1932, in the olTico of tho Regiater of Deeds of ilescrlbed ha comfiienclfig ftt ft poiht 2 rifds fflfoff which nfortghgo tlforo is clffimcd to be litxcs paifl ahtl ihtcf-est thereon ot $157,46. and beginning, together with and subject to nil promlBea nro tloacribed in said mortgnge ns jfrovifleti, notice is Ifereby given thftt on Kf*i- Ingham County, Michigan, in Liber 300 of South of the NorUuvest corner of sffid descrfp- duo at tho ditto hcf-cof the sum of 5232L90, iifsurftffce ifremiums antl interest thereon of road way rights over cfuit twenty-fivo feet ot followa; tlfty. Septomlfcr 22hd. liiS.I. at llfOO o'clock Mof'tgngcs. at page 463. upon which niortgiigc tlofi; thonco Soffth 58 f'oda; thonco East 2 22-20 and no suit or pf-occedings ftt lftw hftving been $LS,,'f7. mftking a total debt ot $3390,30. ahd land adjoining on west, which ia to bo uacd Lot Nine (9) of Plat of Fairfield Gardens, iff tifo foreifoDif (Kftslef'n Stfthtlitf-d Time) said there ia now clftimed to bo duo to sftid mort- rods J thence Norlh 68 rods; thence West instituted to recover the debt securetl by aalfl fm sffit ftt lftw having beoh brought to recover with west twcnty-flvo foot of above deacription, ot a part of tho North one-halt (VJ) of the nfortgftgc will be fof-ecloscd by a shle ht pulf- gagee for prlnclpftl and ijftcrest tho sum of 2 22-20 f-oils to beginning; fdso, tho North 2 hfortgage or ffffy iffirt thereof. Notice is Ifereby sffid delft, or any part thereof, sftid mortgageo, na n driveway extending north from St. Joseph Northwest one-quhrtor (Vi) ot Section tour Ifc ftffclioff to tho highest bfdtlof", nt tifo north Threo Hfiiitlf-etl Fifty-four antl 46-100 Dollars, f'ods of tho West VJ of tlfc Southweat Vt of clveh thht by virtffo of tho power ot ahle Ifftvihg by rosolutioh tluly adopted at a vogti- Road, except north three acres of snid pnrcel (4). Town Four (4) Nof'th, Range Two (2) chtrfthce to tho City Hall in tho City of Lftn­ and no milt or proceedings ht law having been Section 16; also, conffffonciffB 32 rotis Effst thereih conlhihed, as atof-eshid. sftlfl mortgage Ihr mcollhg of its Board ot Directors, declared herctotoro relenscd. Township of Lnnsing, Ing­ West, Townahip ot Lansing. Inghnm County, sing. Ihghitm Cotfffty. Miclflgftif, thftt being instituted to recover tho debt remaining se­ ot tlfo Northwest corner of Section 16 ; tlfonce will bo forcclosefi to satisfy the ifmounts due lis election to consitler the wliolo amofint un­ ham County, Michigan. Michigan. one of tho places whef-o the Cifcfilt Court for cured by snid niortgngc. or any pari thereof; Ehat 28 rotis; thence Sotfth 40 rods; Uiehco thereon witlf intercsta anil costs of foreclosure, paid off aaid niorlghgo debt to bo now duo and the sftifl Coffffty of Inghafn is helfl, of the linut 40 rotis; thonco South 40 I'ods; thence Dated Juno 8. 1933. hy snlo ot tlfo mortgitKOtl premlsfes at pulfUc payiiiilo by reffsoff ot the non-pitynfent ot cof'­ Dated May 13. 1933. lif'omises tiescrliied iff sitiil mortgage, or so Notico ia Hereby Given. That by virtue of West 44 rods; thence South 20 rods; Ihohce CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY, vendue to the highest bidder, at tho west front tain installments of principal and interest as REUBEN MOOTS. Mortgagee. nfffclf thereof n.i nffty bo necessaf-y to phy the the power ot aalo contained therein aaid moft- West 40 rods; lifenco North 20 rods; tbcneo Mortgagee. door of the Court Ilouao ih the City of Mason, provitlefl for lly sffid mortgage, notice ia hereby fthfotffft flue fts ffforesftid on saltl inortgffgo. C. P. & E. T. HAMMOND, Attorneys for gftgo will be fof'ecloaed to satisfy the itmount West 10 rods; llfonco North 60 rods; thence CUMMINS & CUMMINS. Attorneys for Mort­ Ihghitm Couhty, Mich., that beihg oho ot Iho given thftt on Shtuf'dffy. Septomlier 9. 1033, nt wltif ifflef-est thef'eon at the rate of seven per Mortgageo, Businesa Address, 601 American duo thereon witlf interest ami coats ot fof'o- East 10 rolls; thonco North 10 rotis; thence gagee. 400 Capitol Savings & Loan Bldg., places for the hoIdinK of Iho Circuit Court for ten o'clock iff the forenoon of shid day. nt cent, ffffd all legftl costs, chni-gos and expch- State Savings Bank Building, Lansing, Michi­ olosure, by sale ot tho mortgngeti premisea al East 10 f'oda; Ihehco North 20 roda lo begin­ Lnnsing, Michigah. 23wl3 said county, on tho H6th day ot August. 1933, north entrftnce to City Hftll Bffildlng. LanafnB, sffs. ihcltffllhg ah attorney fee. of ?3G.OO, said gan. , 20wI3 public vendue to tho hlgheat bidder at the weat ning; fdl in Town 1 North. Range I Weat, at ton .'clock ih tho forehooh. which nhiil Ingham Couhty, Miehighh, (thftt being one of iff-emises being described ffs follows; Situated front door ot the court house in the City of Michigan. Containing 80 acres, more or leas. premises af-e described lus tho south aevehtech tho plhccs wlfef'O tho Ingham County Circuit MORTGAGE SALE ih tho City of Lansing, Counly of Inghfim and HEARING CLAIMS HULSE—OCT. 6TH Mason, Ingham County, Michigan, on the Being tho aitme lands doacribeti in SherilT'a acres of tho southeast quarter of the nortlica.at Court is Ifeid), sftitl mof'tgftgee will, by virtue No. 32845-A .Stffle of Michigan, nnd more particularly de­ twenty-first dfty ot July, A. D, 1933. nt ten Deed, recorded in tho olTice of tho Regiater ot quarter of section twenty-four in Town Two of tlfo power of aale iff aaid mortgago and in scribed as; State of Michigan. Tho Probate Court for o'clock in tho forenoon, which said premisea Deeds tor Ingham County, Miciiigan, in Libcr Default hiivihg Ifcen mafle in tho conditions NorUL Range One East; and the south ten phf-Btinifce ot the statute sell at public ftuction of n certain mortgage made by Glen T. Piach Lot two (2), oxccpt tho west thirty-throe tho County of Inghnm. are described aa followa; 364 SherilT'a Dceti, Page 148. acrea of tho fractional weat half of the north­ tlio lands tiescribctl thereih, or so much ns and Hazel May Pinch, husband and wife, lo (33) fjct. In J. n. Rftynor's Addition to said At u aeasion of snid Court, held at tho Pro­ west quarter and the aouth ten acres ot the shitll be necessary to satisfy tho amount due Lot numbor twenty-tour ot the Suporviaor'a Tho West halt (W Vi) o( tho Southwest quar­ the Capitol Savings & Loan Company, a Cor- City of Litnsing. together with tho horeditfi- bate Olfice in tho City of Mason in tho sfdd east halt ot tho northwest quarter and the thoreon at the time ot sale, together with ail Plat ot Miller Road Farnfa, a subdivlaion of ter (SW Vi) of Section nine. Town 1 North, pof-nllon, dat»d tho 18lh day of Augtiat, 1030. nfents and fippurtonances thereof. County, on the 5th dny of June. A. D. 1033. northeaat quarter of tlie southwest quarter of legal coats, intof-est from date hereof, nnd at­ tho northwcat quarter of the northweat quarter Range 1 West, excepUng therefrom lands own­ and leeordcti in Uie olTico of the Register ot natetl: Juno 22nd, 1033. Present, HON. L. B. McARTHUR, Judge ot section nineteen in Town Two North. Range torney too ot Thirty-five Dollars, fis therein ot Section nine in Town three north. Range ed by Qulnn and Sutton of approximately one Deeds tor tho County ot Inghnm and State of AMERICAN STATE SAVINGS BANK, n Probate. Two East, all being In Ingham County. Mich­ provided, ft pftrcel described lui: (Jommonclng two weat, Delhi Township. Ingham County, and one-quarter (I'/i) acres on the Southweat Michigan, on the 10th day ot Auguat. 1030. Miehighn Banking Corporation, Mortgagee, In tho Matter ot tho Eatate of MARANDA igan. 043 feet cast of center ot section 4, thenco eitat Michigan, aubject to ail recorded reatrictians corner thereof. Containing 78% acres, more in Liber 333 ot Mortgagca. oh Page 7, on KELLEY. SESSIONS, WARNER & EGER, E. HULSE, Deceased. 130 feet, south 101.50 rods, weat 130 feet, covering said plat. or less. which mortgage there ia claimed to j)0 duo at Attorneys for Mortgagee, Business Address; Dated June 1. 1933. It appearing to tho court thnt the time for north 101.56 f'otis to beginning, containing five Dated Api'il 24. 1933. All of which I shall expose for aalo at pub­ the date ot thia notice, tor principal and in­ 321 Mutual Building, Lansing. Mich. 25wI8 NELSON N. ROUSE, Assignee. presentation of claims against said estate W. S. SEELYE, Mason, Mich., Attorney for acres, more or loaa, Delhi Townahip, Ingham should be limited, and thnt a time and place ANNA BROBERG. Mortgagee. lic ftuction, to tho highcat bidder, aa tho Law torcat, the aum of $1949.48. nnd an allorncy'a tho Asalgnee, 22wl3 County, Michigan, tho north 3 roda ot afiid bo appointed to receive, examine and adjust HOOD & McARTHUR, Attorncya for Mort­ dirccta, at tho front (weat) door of tho Ing­ feo of $35.00 aa provided tor by law, and no MORTGAGE SALK Iftnfis being reserved to bo used with a 3 rod ail claims and dcmanda ngoinat said deceased gagee. Buaineas Addreaa; Maaon. Michigan. ham County Court Houae in tho City, of Ma­ suit or proceeding nt law having been instiuted No. 32868-A right of way out to Mason nnd Lanaing Roful, by and Ixitoro snid court: 17wl8 aon, Michigan, (that being the building in to recover tho moneys secured by aaid mort­ MORTGAGE SALE with adjoining owners and occupants. Defhhlt having boon made in the conditions It is Ordered, That crcditora of aaid deceased which tho Circuit Court for aaid County of gage, or any part thereof, Ingham, Stato of Michigan, is held) on Thurs­ of n certftln mortgftge made by Joseph A. Default having been made ih tho conditiona aro required to preaont their claims to said MORTGAGE SALE Notico la hereby given, that by virtue ot the Dated June 3. 1033. day, tho 6th day ot July. A. D. 1933, at 10 l''itzgeral(l (Widower), to tho Capitol Savings ot It certhin mortgage maiie by Albert Baake UNION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ court at said Probnto Oltieo on or before the power ot aalo contained in aaid mortgago, and & I>oitff Company, a Corporation, dated tho Dcffiult having been made in tho conditions o'clock in tho forenoon, Eastern Standard and Martha Baake. husband and wife, ot Lan­ TION. LIMITED. Mortgagee. 6th day ot October, A. D. 1933. at ten o'clock tho atatute in auch caae made and provided, on -Ith day of September. 1030. and recorded in ot ft- real oatfito mortgago whereby the power Time. sing, Michigan, to John G, Goodrich, ot Lan­ C. F. & E. T. HAMMOND, Attorncya for in tho forenoon, said time nnd place being tho 12lh day ot Auguat, 1933, at 10:00 o'clock life olfice of the Register of Deeds for tho ot sale therein containetl hfia become opera­ sing. Michiirftn, dftted May 1, 1916. and rccoid- Mortgtigeo, Businesa Address: 601 American hereby nppointeil for tho examination and ad­ Dated: May 16, 1933. in tho toronoon, the undersigned will, at the County of IngliaJn nnd State of Michigan, on tive, mndo by David P. Pottct-, n single mnn. ed in the oltlce of the Register ot Deeda tor State Savings Bank Building, Lansing, Michi­ justment of ail ciaima and demands againat By DEAN TAYLOR, Deputy SherKT. norlh front door of the City Hall, in the City tlfo fith day of September, 1030, In Liber 333 to Joseph Quenby, dated February 24th, 1010, the County of Inghftm, State of Michigan on gan. 24wl3 snid deceased. HARRY M. LAU, Attorney for Arthur I. of Lansing, Ingham Counly, Michigan, that of Mortgages, on Page 57, on which mortgage and recorded in tho olTtce ot the Register of tho 3rd day of May, 1910, in libci- 170 of mort­ It ia Further Ordered. That public notico Benedict and Ida May Benedict, 1306 Lafayette being a place where tho Circuit Court for the there is clnlmed to bo duo at tho date of this Deeds for Ingham County, Mich., in Libcr 200 gages 0% page 136 and inter itsaigned by John thereof bo given by publication of a copy of Building, Detroit, Michigan. 20w7 County of Ingham la held, sell at public auc­ notice, for principal and inteiest. tho sum of MORTGAGE SALE thia order for three succcsaivo weeks previous ot mortgages on pago 353, on March Sth, 1010, Uon, to tho highcat bidder, tho premises de- $1211.10. and an attorney's fee of J35.00 as G. Goodrich to Clara L. Hayden, ot Lanaing, Default having been made in the conditions to said day of hearing, tn tho Ingham County upon which mortgage there ia claimed to be acribed in said mortgage, or ao much thoroof provided for by law. and no suit or proceeding Mlchlnan. and Adeline Henning of Dewitt, ot a certain real catato mortirage whereby the HEARING CLAIMS fLBWIS—OCTOBER 27 News, n newspaper printed and circulated in duo tho aum of five hundred soventy-aeven and aa may be neccaaary to pay tho amount ao na at law having boon InsUtuted to recover the Michigan, on the 26th day ot December, A. D. power ot salo therein contained became oper­ said county. L. B. McARTHUR, 32-100 dollars, including taxes pftid by the Stato ot Michigan. The Probate Court for aforcaaid due on said mortgago, with aeven moneys securetl by said mortgage, or nny part 1923, which assignment waa recorded in the ative, made by Harrison M. Wilcox nnd Mina mortgagee thereon, and no auit or proceedinga the County of Inghnm. per cent Intcreat, and ail legal coats, together thereof, olfice ot the Regiater of Deefls for the County B. Wilcox, his wife, to tho Union Building A true copy; Judge ot Probate. at law having been instituted to recover the with aaid attorney's fee, which said promises ot Inghftm on tho 28th day ot December, A. D. find Loan Association, Limited, a Michigan 0. A. CLINTON, Register ot Probate. 23w4 At a session of said Court, held at the Pro­ Notice is Hereby Given, That by virtue of debt accurcd by aaid mortgage or any part aro described in aaid mortgago aa follows; 1923, In liber 228 ot mortgagca, on pago 614, corporation, of Lanaing, Michigan, dated June bate Onrtce in the City ot Maaon in the said Oie power of sale contalnod In said mortgage, thereof. tvhercby the power ot sale in auld mortgage 27, 1929, nnd recorded in the Ingham County, County, on tho 27th day ot June, A..D. 1933. The North One-half (^) of Lot Eighteen and the statuto In such case miule nnd pro­ MORTGAGB SALE. contained has become operative, on which Michigan, Regiater of Deed'a oltieo on Juno 28, Notice is hereby given that by vlrtud of the Present, HON. L. B.. McARTHUR, Judge ot (IB) Block Two (2) ot Hall's Addition to the vided, on the 16th day of September, 1033, at mortgage there ia claimed to be due at tlfo 1929, in liber 324 of mortgagca on pago 111 power ot sale therein containod, as aforesaid, Probfite. City of Lansing, Michigan. The South Three 111:00 o'clock in tho forenoon, the undersigned Default having been mado in tho conditions tiato ot thia notice Eighteen Hundred Eight upon which mortgage there ia now claimed to aaid mortgago will be foreclosed to satisfy the In the Matter ot tho Estate ot JAMES A. and one-halt (3^4) feet ot tho Weat Bighty- will, at tho north front door of tho City HaU ot a certain real estate mortgage, whereby the Dollara ftnd Eighty-nine Centa. ($1808.89). for amounts due thereon with interest, nnd costa LEWIS. Deceased. four (84) feet of the above described premises ih the City ot Lansing. Ingham County, Mich­ be tlue and payable for principal and interest power of aalo therein contained bcciuno opera­ jfrinoipai nnd interest. Seventy-two Dolinra nnd ot foreclosure, by sale ot tho mortgnged prom­ It appearing to tho court that tho timo for igan, that being a place where the Circuit the aum ot $8323.52, insurance premiums paid tive, made by R. E. Dake, aingie, to Edward to be usetl in common with the North Three Twenty Cents, ($72.20) tor tn.x«s. a total ot ises at public vendue to the highest bidder, at preaentiition of claims against aaid estate Court for tho County of I.gham is held, sell of $32.50 and tnxea paid on mortgaged landa Gibbons, dated July 22, 1029, and recorded in and. One-half (3%) feet of tho West Eighty- One Thousand Eight Hundred Eighty-ono Dol­ the weat front door of the Court House, in the should be limited, and that a time and place ht public auction, to the highest bidder, the with Intettst thoreon ot $307.45, making a the Ingham County, Michigan, Register of four feet of property otljoinlng on tho South lars and Nine Cents ($1881.09), and no suit City ot Mfison, Ingham County, Mich., that be aifpointed to receive, exfmfino and adjust premises described in said mortgago, or so total debt of $8753.47, nnd no suit nt law Deed'a ollice on August 1, 1929, in libcr 322 tor joint driveway purposes. being ono ot the places for the holding of the all ciaima and dcmanda against aaid deceased much thereof nn mny be necessnry to pny the or proceeding at law having been instituted to having been brought to recover aaid debt, or of mortgagca on page 282, and duly aaf^gned Dated May 18. 1933. Circuit Court for said county, on the 25th day by nnd before snid court: amount so ns aforesaid duo on said mortgiy?e. recover tife monoya securetl by aftld mortgage any part thereof, aaid mortgagee having by by said Eldward Gibbons to Nora M. Nealson. CAPITOL SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY, of Auguat, 1933, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, with seven per cont interest, nnd nil legal or any part thereof; resolution duly adopted at a regular meeting by an aaaignment, dated May 20, 1933, and It is Ordered, Thnt crcditora ot said deceas­ Mortgagee. which aaid premiaes are described ns the tfo.^ts. together with said attorney's fee. which Notice ia hereby given that by virtue ot snld of ita Board ot Directors, declared its election recorded in aold Rcgiator's olfice on May 23, ed nre required to preaont their claims to sftid CUMMINS & CUMMINS, Attorneys for northeast quarter of the soulhcaat quarter of sftid premises are described ia said mortgage power ot sale, and pursuant to tho statute in to consider the whole amount unpaid on said 1933, in liber 346 of mortgagca on page 88, court at said Probate Ofliice on or betof'o the Mortgagee. 406 Capitol Savings & Lonn Build­ section eight, -and the north thirty acrea ot ffs follows: such case mndo and provided, the undersigned mortgage debt to bo now due and piiyiiblo by upon which mortgago there is now claimed to 27th day ot October, A. D. 1933, at ten o'clock ing, Lanaing, Michigan. 20wl3 tho west halt ot tho aouthwest quarter of Clara L. Hayden and Adeline Hennlng, the as­ reason ot the non-payment of certain inatnll- bo duo and payable tor principal and interest In tho forenoon, said timo and place being Lot Number One Hundred Ton (110) Wln- section nine, all in Town Two North, Range signees of sftid note and mortgage, will on monta of principal and interest as provided for tho sum ot $3321.00, nnd no auit at law hav­ hereby aifpointed tor the exfiminalion nnd fid- tlenfero Subdivision being a part of the North­ APPT. OP ADM'R. DeCAMP—JULY 18 by said mortgage, notico is hereby given thnt Ono Eaat, Ingham County, Michigan. justment ot all claims and demands against west quarter and the Northeast quarter of Saturday, the 23rd day ot September, 1933, at ing been brought to recover said debt, or any shid deceaaed. State ot Michigan. Tho Probato Court for Sectioh Eighteen (18). Town Pour (4) North, ten o'clock in the forenoon. Eastern Standard on Saturday, August 10, 193S, at ten o'clock part thereof, notico ia hereby given that on Dated May 20th. 1933. It is Further Ordered. That public notico the County of Ingham. Range Two (2) West, Lnnsing Township, Ing­ Time, nt the north entrfthco to the city hall in in the forenoon of said day at north entrance Saturday, Auguat 19, 1933, nt ton o'clock In JOSEPH QUENBY. Mortgagee. At a session ot said Court, held at the Pro­ ham County, Michigan. the City ot Lansing, County ot Ingliam, State to City Hall Building, Lansing, Ingham Coun­ tho forenoon of snid day, nt Ottawa Street en- W. S. SEELYE, Maaon, Mich., Attorney for thereof bo given by publication ot a copy ot ty, Michigan, (that being one ot the places this order tor threo auccessive weoka previous bate OlTice in tho City ot Mnson, in said coun­ Dated Juno 22. 10.13. ot Michigan, that boing one ot tho places tronco to City Hall Building, Lansing, Michi­ tho Mortgngco. 22wl3 where the Ingham County Circuit Court (a gan, (that being one ot the places where tho to said day of hearing, in the Inghnm County ty, on the 22nd dny ot June, A. D. 1033. CAPITOL SAVINGS A LOAN COMPANY, where the circuit court for tlfo County ot Ing­ held), said mortgagee will, by virtue of the Ingham County Circuit Court ia hold) anld News, tt newspaper printed nnd" circulated in Present, HON. L. B. McARTHUR, Judge Mortgagee. ham ia held, sell .fit public auction to the high­ MORTGAGE SAt.E power ot salo in said mortgago and in pur­ naaigneo will, by virtue of tho power ot sale sftid counly. L. B. McARTHUR, of Probate. CUMMINS & CUMMINS, Attorneys for est bidder, the premises described In anld mtjrt- No. S271S-A suance of tho statute, sell at public auction A truo copy: Judge of Probate. In tho Matter ot tho Eatate of MELVINA Mortghgco. 406 Capitol Savings & Loan Bldg., gage, or ao much thereof fuf may be iiecessnfy in aaid mortgago and tn purauantio ot the DeCAMP, Deceaaed. Lansing, Michigan. 26wl3 to pay the finfount so aa atoreaiiid due on said the lands described therein, or ao much as atfituto in auch caao provided. sell Default having been made In the conditions RUTH BARR, Deputy Regiater of Probate. mortgage, with interest nt six percent (Oi%) shall be necessary to satisfy the aii:ount due at public aucUon, the lands described therein, of n certain mortgage made by Claud H. 26w4 J/Arthur Allen having filed in aaid Court hia petition praying that tho adminiatration of MORTGAGE SA-LE ffom the date of this notice and all legal coats, thereon at tho timo of sale, together with all or ao much aa shall be ncccaaary to satisfy tho Smith nnd Myrtio E. Smith, husband and wife, legal costa, interest from dato hereof, and amount duo thereon nt time of sale, together aaid catato he granted to RIna M. Dell or to Na 71-G including nn attorney's too of Thirty-five Dol­ to tho Capitol Savings & Loan Company, a I'ROBATE OP WILL. COOK—JULY 18 lars ($36.00) as provided by law, said premises attorney fee of Thirty-five Dollars, ns therein with interest nt six per cent per annum, and Corporation, dated the 27th day ot May, 1930. aomo other Buitoblo person: Default hnvlng boon made in tho condiUons being described aa followa: >rovIded. a parcel deacrlbcd aa: South half of all legal casta. Including a Thirty-five Dollar and recorded In tho olTlce ot tho Register ot State of Michigan. Tlio Probate Court tor It is Ordered, Thnt tho 18th dny ot July, u. of a certain mortgago made by Henry R. Edgnr ot aeven. block eight of Green Oak Addition attorney fee, the landa described aa: Lot three, the County of Inghnm. D. 1933, at ten o'clock in tho forenoon, nt snitj and Manila L. Edgar, husband and wife, to the All thnt certain piece ot land aituate in_tlfo Deeds for tho County ot Ingham and State ot to the City of Lanaing. Ingham County, Mich­ block six of Hickory Grovo Park, Meridian \ At a aesaion ot Bald Court, hold at tho Pro­ Probato OITIce, be nnd Is hereby nppointed tei Capitol Savings & Loan Compnny, n Corpora­ City of Lansing, County ot Ingham, and State Michigan, on tho 28th day ot May, 1930. igan. Township. Ingham County, Michigan. bnto OlTico in tho City ot Mason, in said coun­ hearing anid petition; tion, dated tho IOth dny of July, 102S. and ot MIchijjan known as tho East two (2) rods in Libor 331 of Mortgages, on Page 333, on Dated Hay 23, 1933. ty, on tho IOth day of June, A. D. 1933. It is rSirther Ordered, That public notice i«cot-ded In tho offlco of tho Register of Deeds ot lot tour (4), block torty-thleo (43) in anld which mortgage there ia claimed to be due Dated May 13. 1033. Present, HON. L. B. McARTHUR, Judge thereof be givon by publication of a copy oi for the County of Ingham and Stato of Michi­ City of Lansing, except the south eighty-four at tho date ot this notice, tor principal and UNION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA- NORA M. NEALSON. Assignee. ot Probate. „ thia order, for three successive weelts prcvioufi gan, on the I2th day of July, 1928, In Liber (84) foot thereof, which was previously rc- interest, tho sum ot (3049.01, and the sum TION. iLIMITED. Mortgageo. C. F. & E. T. HAMMOND. Attorneys for As­ to aaid day of hearing, tn tho Ingbam County 314 or Mortgages, on Page U. on which mort­ lefuied trom the terms nnd conditions of anld ot 130.83 for Inaurance paid by the mortga­ In the Mnttor of the Estate of ABRAHAM C. F. ft E. T. HAMMOND, Attorncya for signee, Business Address: 6tl American L. COOK, Deceaaed. News, a newspaper printed and circulated in gago there is claimed to bo duo at the date of mortgage. gee, and an attorney's tee ot $36,00 as pro­ Mortgagee, Buainesa Address: 601 American Stato Savings Bank Building. -Lansing, William S. Seelye having filed In said court snid county. L. B. McARTHUR, this notice, for principal and interest, the sum Dated thia 26th day of June, A. D. 1033. vided for by law, and no suit or proceeding Stato Savings Bank Building. Lansing, Mich­ 'Michigan. 21wl3 hia petition praying that a certain inatrumont (A true copy.) Judge ot Probate. of $1077.07, and th. sum of $4.00 for Insur­ CLARA L. HAYDEN. ADELINE KEN­ nt law having been Instituted to recover the igan. 21wl3 in writing, purporting to be tho last will and C. A. CLINTON, Regiater of Probate. 26w4 ance paid by tho mortgagee, nnd an attorney's NING, Assignees of Mortgagee. moneys secured by said mortgage, or any part foo ot $35.00 aa provided for by law, and no HEARING CLAIMS. DROSCHA-OCT. 20 teatament of aaid decoaaed, now on file in snid BROWN & GREGG, Attorneys for Assignees thereof. suit or proceeding nt law hnvlng been Instl- ORDER FOR PUBLICATION SHELTON court bo admitted to probate, nnd thnt the HEARING CLAIMS LAYUN—OCT. lO'rH ot Mortgagee, Business Address; 608-25 Am­ Notice Is hereby given .that by virtue of the tutcunty, on tho 10th day of June, A, D. 1983. PrcscQt, HON. L. B. McARTHUR, Judge hearing anld petition: ... vided, on tho leth day ot September, 1983, at Present, HON. L. B. McARTHUR, Judge ot the City of Lansing, Ingbam County. Michi­ Present, HON. L. B. McARTHUR, Judge of Stato of Michigan. Tho Probate Court for of Probate. It la Further Ordered, That public notice 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon, the undersiifmed Probate. gan, that being a place where the Circuit Probate. tho County of Ingham, In tho Matter of the Estate of MARY A. thereof be given by publication ot a copy ot will, nt the north front door of the City Hall In tho Matter of the Eatate ot HARRIET Court for the County of Ingham ia held, sell In the Matter of the Estate of LLOYD H. At a session of said court, held at the-Pro­ DROSCHA, Deceased. In tho City ot L«nsing. Ingham County, Mich­ this order for three successive weeks previous LAYLIN, Deceased. HANDY SHELTON, Decoaaod. It apBcaring to the court that the time for at public auction, to the highest bidder, the igan, that being a place where the Olreult bate Ollico In the City of Maaon, in said Coun­ to said day ot hearing. In the Ingham County It appearing to the court that the time for John Reynolds Shelton having filed In said presentation of claims against said estate premises doscrlbed in aaid mortgage, or so Court for the County of Ingham Is held, toll ty, on the 28th day of June A. D. 1933. . News, a newspaper printed and circulated In presentation ot claims against said estate Court his petition praying for authority to ac­ should bo limited, and that a time and plncc much thereof as may be necessary to pay the nt public auction, to the highest bidder, the Present! HON. L. B. McARTHUR. Judge of said county. L. B. McARTHUR, cept a deed of tho following described real es­ be appointed to receive, examine and adjust amount so es aforesaid due on said mortgage, should bo limited, and that a time and place pretnlsos described In said mortgage, or so Probate. (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. tate i commencing at tho southwest corner ot ail claims and dcmanda against said dccouscd with seven percent interest, and .11 legal east., bo appointed to receive, examine and adjust all much thereof as may be necessary to pay the In tho Matter of tho Estate of MATILDA H. C. A. CLINTON, Register ot Probate. 25w4 lot five (5) in block one hundred eleven (111) by and before said court: together with said attorney's fee, which said claims and demands against said deceased by amount so as aforesaid due on said mortgage, KINGMAN, Mentally Incompetent. of tho City ot Lansing, running thence east premises are described in said mortgage »» and before said courts. with seven per cent Interest, and all legal Jennie Mae Bunker having filed in said court It ia Ordered, That credltora of said deceas­ NOTICE 100 feet, north 24 feet, west 100 feet, south 24 It Is Ordered, That creditors of said deceaa­ costs, together with said attorney's (ee, ^hleh her annual'account as guardian and her peti­ ed aro required to present their ciaima to said feet to the place ot beginning, In full satisfac­ °Tlie South Fifty (SO) feet of the North One NoUco ia hereby given that milk bottles own­ ed ate required to present their claims to aaid said premise, are described Is said mortgage tion praying for tho allowance thereof. court at said Probate OiTico on or before the tion ot the mortgage thereon i 20th day ot October, A, D. 1933. at ten o'clock Hundred and Twenty-three and three-fourths ed by the Felt Plains Dairy are plainly mark­ court at said Probate Oltlce on or before tho na follows i It Is Ordered, That the 25th day of July A. It Is Ordered, That the 11th day ot July A. in tho forenoon, said time and place boing (mfi) feet of fLot Six (6). and the South ed, "Felt Plains Dairy" and that auch contain­ loth day o( October. A. D. 1938. at ton o'clock D. 1933. at ten o'clock In the forenoon, at said Lot Number. Thlrty-flv* (86) Huntington D. 1933, at ten o'clock In the f.renoon, at sold hereby appointed tor tho examination and ad­ Forty-one and one-fourth (41%) feet of the ers are tor the sole use of the Felt Plains In the forenoon, said time and pl.ce being Probate OiTlce. be and Is hereby appointed (or Heights Subdivision ot p.rt of the E«Bt one- Probate Oitice, be and Is hereby appointed tor justment ot all claims and demands against North One Hundred and Twenty-threa and Dairy and can not be lawfully used by any hereby appointed for the examination and ad­ examining and allowing said account and hear­ half (%) ot the Northwest one-quarter (%) hearing said petition; said deceased. three-tourths (128%) feet ot hat Five (6). other person, firm or corporation for tho fur­ justment of all claims and demands against of Section Twenty-two (22), Town Four (4) ing said petition; nishing ot milk, beverages or articles to cus­ said deceased. It Is Further Ordered, That public notice It is Further Ordered. That public notice Block Eleven (11) ot are«n Oak Addition to North. Range Two (2) West, Oitr ot Lui- It Is Further Ordered, That public notice tomers, or the selling, disposing of or trafilck- It Is Further Ordered, That publlo notice thereof be given by publication ot a copy ot thereof be given by publication'ot a copy of the City ot Lansing, Ingham County. Michi­ sing. Inghim County. Uiehlgan. thereof be given by publication ot a copy of this order, for threo successive weeks previous this order tor three successive weeks previous gan, according to the recorded plat thereof. ing in auch bottles by any persona or Arms thereof be given by publication of a copy ot this order tor three successive weeks previous Dated^Jun. 22. 1938. to said day ot hearing. In the Ingham County to said day ot hearing, in the Ingham County other than the Felt Plains Diary without writ­ this order for three successive weeks previous to Bald day ot hearing in the Ingham County OAflTOIi 8AVIK0S * LOAN COMPANir. Newi. a newipaper printed and eireul.ted In News, a newspaper printed and circulated in OiVmOL" SAVINGS » LOAN COMPANY. ten consent from the said Felt Plains Diary. to said day of hearing, in the Ingham County News, a newspaper printed and circulated In Mortgage*. eald County. L. B, McARTHUR, said county. L. B. McARTHUR, Signed this 24th day of June. 1918. at L«c Newa. a newspaper printed and circulated in said county. per cent oh loans above that amount. Patrick O'Brien, attorney general; that service at the least possible 111 III III The small loan bill was the basis of Theodore Fry, state treasurer; and cost to the purchaser. It has en­ Wo have a fiuantity of those excep­ lobbying charges during the legisla­ Burnett J, Abbott, secretary of the tional slips on hand. Many witii tive session, American Entry in Fasthet Race state administrative board; claim that deavored to put every penny's Chidn Stores Escape Mr, Loobovc's influence is mythical worth of value into its merchan­ shadow helns. Do not delay—buy Chain stores will not be ta.xod any and that ho luis not sought any favors dise. This system has left nothing your supply now. White in sizes more than other stores as a. result of from the party chieftains. However, for si:liomes, gambles, gifts of any 32 to 44, Priced at the veto given the bill which would since Ed Fronsdorf's attack on Mr, RfiSlCiyRES sort whatsoever. Ijil.ilo have provided about ,?2,000,000 a year Leebove it is reported that party to the state. Independent grocers and TIIItEE NEW-BUILDINGS TO BE members some distance removed from meat dealei's were solidly aligned in READY FOR FAIR. tho top are demanding that "for tlic favor of tlie chain store tax bill, In good of tho party" Mr, Leebove bo his veto the governor called the bill Tvvo Cuttle Breeding Associations ami kept out of party councils. Par khur s t^s conlisoatoi'y and vicious. Another rea­ Sheo[) Men Ert'cting !0.\.|)flsition Defends Prison Roginic son for tui'ning thumbs down on tlic Buildings. Party loaders assort that Mr, Lee­ bill was because the governor iiad been bove had nothing to do witli the oust­ advised that its passage would make Farmers left their fields Monday ing of tho wardens at Jackson, Mar­ BUSINESS CHANGE Mason Resident Dies unconstitutional the sales tax. Had morning to lond a hand at digging quette and Ionia and turning over the both been approved it was feared that trenches and pouring foundations for jobs to three inexperienced men. How­ After Long Illness the courts might hold that double tax­ throe new buildings at the county fair ever, thoy approve the change. Mr, ation would be in effect. grounds, Tlie woric on the Holstein Abbott was quoted by a Detroit news­ MRS. MAKV THORBURN HAD The governor vetoed the bill which building was in charge of Harry W, paper Monday as declaring, "If tho BEEN ILL FOR EICJHT iMONTHS. would have I'cpeaied the shooting pro- Freshour of Aurelius and Harry E, shoe iiad been on the other foot tho serve law, Two woelcs before he Covert of Lesiie, George Graham was republicans would have turned out our warned rcprosontatives of sportsmen's supervising tlie work on the Guernsey wardens in 24 hours instead of leav­ Funeral sijrvicos wore conducted at oi'ganizations that ho would veto tho and Jel'sey structure, C, E, Puffen­ ing them for six months," the A. B, Bali funeral homo Monday bill. The law was backed by hunters berger of Onond.aga was in charge of Mr, Abbott's statement is challeng­ morning at 10 o'clock for Mrs. Mary who object to the extended season tho volunteer labor working on tho ed by republicans who point out .that A, Thorburn, 74, who passed away on granted hunting- club members who sheep building, Tho buildings will Ed Frensdorf, one of Michigan's dem­ Sunday following an illness of eight release bii'ds on their own promises probably bo completed in time for the ocratic stalwarts, served through two months. For six months she was con­ and arc poriiiitted to shoot not more fair svhicii is to be hold August 22 to terms of Gov, Albert Sleeper's repub­ fined to tho Sparrow hospital in Lan­ than .TO per cent of those released over 25, lican administration and that ills oust­ sing where she was taken following a a hunting season of GO days, As previously announced, dairymen ing was not considered by republicans. fall iioro. For the past two months .Slilos Ti\\. Approved of tlie county have donated calves to she has been cared for at tlio home of Governor Comstock signed tlie sales bo sold at auction for tho financing of Mrs. f-^oon Young in Miison, During tax measure which is expected to the Holstein building and the .Tersoy- May Remove Head Tax hor long illness slio luis boon bedrid­ bring between ,'j;3,'j,000,000 and .fGO,- Guernsoy building. A sheep building From New Pension Law don duo to the broken hip which was 000,000 to the slate and which will is also assured. Prominent sheep tho I'csult of hor fall, flnanco tho ifri,000,000 welfare relief breeders wlio hiive pledged lambs am Mary A, Gleason, daughter of Wii- GOVERNOR SEEKS ANOTHER ARTI-lUR W. JEWETT fund and care for tho cost of tho state Raymond Clark, Floyd Canedy, O, W. : liaiii and Margaret Gleason, was born WAY TO RAISE CASH. Tho funeral directing Tirm of Jewett government. If any balance remains Fowler & Son and F, 0, Robertson of' I on December 7, 1S5S, at Glencoo, On- it Vogt has boon dissolved, it is an­ it is to be applied to school aid. Aurelius; C, E, Pnffenbci'g'cr, Ononda-; ; tario, Canada, She came to Michigan Gov. William A. Comstock intimat­ nounced, Arthur W, Jewett will enter The Kulp bill providing foi' .?.12,- git; B, M, Moore, Meridian; f-T, VV, j I following the death of hor father and ed Wednesday that he will sign tho old business for himself after six years in 000,000 in relief, the Groen-McColl bill Mann, Roy Hobart and IDavid Woods, i j hor girlhood was spent in Delhi town- age pension act but that he will seek partnership with George Vogt, Mr, providing a form of compulsory insui'- Ingham; Ralph Hayner, Whito Oak;; I sliip. She was united in marriage on other means of raising the revenue Jewett will iiavo the funeral homo nnce to cover automobile accidents Ludeli Cheney, Vevay; and Wayne October 1, 1883, to James S, Thorburn 'I'llo sclloffnor I'.rilliiiiil., owiioti hy Walter l.iilriililll, which snilcd from Citj for it than the head tax providod in operated for five years under tho name and the Bradley bill establishing a Foier, Wheatlicid, Other names are who passed away February 21, 192C, island, iNow York, for Cowo.s, linKliind, to compete with other yiiciits In tlio tho act. The act in its present form of Jewett & Vogt, A new funeral legisiativc commission wore approved. daily being added to the list, I Hor entire ninrricd life was spent in Fnstnct race. calls for tho annual pfiyraont of a coach has been purchased hy Mr, Tho Raymond bill permitting partial Elower Show i and around Mason, Slio was a charter head tax of ,'i;2,00 hy every Michigan Jewett, Ho will also maintain com­ payment of the automobile weight tax Visitors to the county fair will sec member of tho Mason Woman's club resident over 21 years of ago. Tho plete ambulance service, ho announces. based on the number of the monllis an outstanding display of flowers this and was interested in club and church: governor declares that at least half the vehicle was driven was vetoed. The year it tho efforts of Percy Foier of activities, Hamilton Fish Gets Victory Medal the residents would refuse to pay such governor declared that tho bill was Whcatliold, the department superin­ a levy. Old Time Soil TilTeri Mrs, Thorbui;n is survived by one faulty because tho periods of p.ayment tendent, nnd assistant, Otto Hoepp He said Wednesciay, "I will sign the At Klngcnfurt, capital of tlie south­ son, James G. Thorburn, of St, Helen, wore overlapping and did not clearly ner of Ingham, bring the results ex­ bill only because it sots up an old-age a step-daughter, .Tessie Wade of Has­ set forth how the payments wore to pected. The premium list in the flow­ western province of Carlnthia, elglit.v- pension. I do not like it. I do not lett, a step-son, Guy S. Thorburn, of be made. Ho also said the state can er section has been completely revised ono old pcasnill fnmllles iiave ro' think a !i!2.00 head tax is advisable; Mason, two brothers, William H. not afford the loss of ,113,500,000 in with many classes added. There are ceived diploiiiils for having tilled the neitlior do I believe it will produce Gleason of Victor, Colorado, and Rich­ revenue which approval of the bill to be collections of flowers and com­ Boil for centuries. The family of the enough money." ard Gleason of Rook Island, Illinois, would have entailed. petitive classes for both amateur and The governor said that a special Perkonlgs have hceii working as peas­ and several nieces and nephews. May Bet On Races professional gardeners. session of. the legislature will prob­ ants for .101 ye.'ii's without a break,— Pari-mutuel and auction pool bet­ Other features promised for the fair Tit-Bits Maunx.ine. GET JAIL TERMS will bo the horse-pulling contests un­ ably be called in January and that ho ting on liorso races was legalized Joe Peck, 22, and John Siwek, 20, der the direction of Hugh W, Silsby, will propose an amendment under when the governor signed tho Jarvis- both of Lansing were sentenced to 60 He is already lining up some of tho which counties will share tho cost of SEWER SYSTEM CHANGE Root bill. Dog racing was left out of days in the Ingham jail when they best teams in tho county. He is seek­ the pensions of ?30 a month to per­ City employes have been engaged the bill. Under the .larvis act a appeared before Justice William S, ing some new blood this year and asks sons over 70 years of age. in changing the sewer system in tho horse-racing "czar" is to bo named. Seelye of Mason Wednesday morning prospective entrants to notify him as "Inasmuch as the measure would business section the past week. In Tho coniniissiorier is given wide pow­ with pleas of guilty to charges of soon as possible. permit the counties to abolish their the alley between Jefferson and Park, ers to control horse racing and the driving while drunk. They were ar­ The baseball tournament is lagging systems of caring for the poor, I be­ north of Ash street, connections are betting. rested early Sunday morning after just now while Joy O, Davis, the Czar lieve they should pay part of the being made to the storm sewer. Un­ Revenues from the betting bill will they had driven their car into a truck Landis of local baseball, is recuperat­ cost," the governor said. til now storm water has gone into the be used for 4-H clubs, county fairs driven by Wingad Eames of Mason, ing from an attack of scarlet fever. sanitary sewer system with tho result and other purposes, The collision occurred a mile north of Pie says that ho will be out of quaran­ Most people are very pleasant as that Park street residents were A half-dozen other measures of no Lansing on US 127, great moment were signed by the gov­ tine in time to line up the best teams long as you don't try to collect. troubled by overflows. ernor last week. The only major bill in the surrounding territory. being held up is the old ago pension measure which provides for a head tax JAIL I'OPTJLATION GROWS of .?2,00 on every person over 21 years Business is picking up at the county for tho payment of a pension to all jail. Several weeks ago the count those over 70 years of age who need was down to 35, Wednesday the aid. number of inmates increased to 45 as a result of Fourth of July celebra­ New York bankers force tho city to tions. Eugene Edgar, in charge of the cut expenses. They won't trust any county jail farm, reports that ho can insolvent concern unless it makes make use of a few more experienced matches,—Duluth Herald, hands.

Kepresonlatlvo tlamllion If'ish (loft) 0! Mow Vorl<, l'oceivliiK tho victory mcdnl from chief of staff Gen. Douglas MacArtliur in recognition of gallantry in action near Soclmiill, France, on Soptonibor 20 nnd 30, 1018. Fish was nt tbat time a captain of the Thirty-.Ninth Infantry, Nlncly-Tlilrd division.

Lasts 2V2 times longer WAY ABOVE HIGH C may be elected. FARMERS! Morning worship 10 o'clock. Ser­ mon topic,"Make Ready," Commun­ looks better ion, Baptism and reception of mem­ bers. This Is the one worship service AIT for the Ingham County Fair live­ of the Sabbath day. Attend, Sunday school at 11;30, Lessons on stock auction to be held at the Fair Old Testament characters. W Camp meeting at Eaton Rapids be­ gins the 27th of July. Grounds on Wednesday and Thursday, Aug­

f..t..t..«...... tM. ust 23 and 24 to buy Holstein, Jersey, and Nazarene Churcli Ernest Martin, Preacher Guernsey heifers and Shropshire breeding iM..4.lHt..»t~>.4~t..t..*«t stock. These animals will be auctioned off by Prayer meeting each Friday eve­ ning at 7:45. Strangers are welcome. farmers who are interested in the Fair and the Y. P. S. meeting each Tuesday eve­ ning at Ralph Helns home on South Barnes street. proceeds will be used for the erection of three Pre-servlce prayer meeting 9:30. Sunday school 10 a. m . permanent buildings for livestock exhibition Morning worship 11:00. purposes on the fair grounds. Sun-Proof Paint First Presbyterian Church All livestock is from excellent breeding George A. Pepdval. Paator stock and represents the best herds and flocks can cut your painting costs Morning worship 10:00 o'clock. Ser­ in this section of the st^.' Many fine animals mon by the pastor, "If you love those OME IN TODAY and see have proved it! And it actually who love you," will be ojptered for^ale, donated by farmers C Jiow Sun-Proof will beau­ covers 25% more .surface per Church school 11:30 a. m. Meeting of elders and trustees to­ tify your liouse at low cost — gallon. In all—Sun-Proof can that the' Ingham County Fair may become big- night (Thursday) at 8:00 o'clock at protect it against sun and cut your painting costs ... Miss Kathleen Lawlcr, twenty-one- the church. ^^er and'better. j 0' year-old graduate of the University of weatlier! You'll find Sun- and at the same time give you Members of the Junior department Kill WIMjWWWII lltWW'lUPWII* I ll» ' '"I III II"" -"^--T-^- ' \ynshlngton music department, can will study Japan Sunday. Last week Proof the best investment you a better loolcing job. Don't sing an octave and five tones above they had Alaska as their topic. Plan to come to the fair and see the fine ex­ ever made! dielay! Paint now and avoid high 0, which Is an iiccorapUshment It's a fact! Sun-Proof saves costly repair lateri Come in not even the greatest of modern so­ hibits of cattle and sheep. See the prize win­ pranos lins been able to equal, accord­ North Aureliusi Union Church you money because it lasts 2^ today for free Sun-Proof Color ing to Prof. August Werner, her .Harold Daldn, Pastor- ning exhibitsof fruits and grains. Something times longer tlian ordinary Card — see ho\y inexpensive teacher. of interest for everyone. liouse paint. 75 years of use Sun-Proof is! Morning .worship 10:00. / Sunday ichool 11 a. m. Methodist Episcopal Church If you enjoy the services perhaps J. H. Bomooft, PMt)»r someone else might, give them a per­ 11. sonal invitation or better still bring . • i t f them with you. ( , !' ^anYour Exhibits For the Fair Early! Co. I . '; M b': The annual meeting wlU be held f L July 27tb, under the direction of Rev. Fifty years ago everybody felt sorry "ivnawy PHONE 309 'C. B.'PollQki.-the district superintend* for children; now we feel sorry for Tlnre Will Be a Big tist of Piiniuins Offered ent. The'election of a lay delegate to parents. - tbe aiinuat;c6iifereo^e Sept. 20th, will , •'JlliSrYear:-:: - AirmpRIZED PITTSBURGH PMNTraOD^^^ be held Sunday, July 23. All members When we're right we' credit our of the church iwenty«6hie yean of I Judfrnent; when'we're wrong: we isurtt are entitled to vote aw! w^r/atem * our luck.: ,