THE WATERVLIET RECORD

VOLUME 57 WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 1939 NUMBER 18

COMMENCEMENT Watervliet Paid Tribute Wm. Beverly To SPEAKER JUNE 8 Watervliet High School Commencement AT WATERVLIET To Soldier Dead Tuesday Head Chamber Commencement Program Activities Begin BACCALAUREATE SERVICES, SUNDAY, JUNE 4lh ($ Of Commerce Sunday Evening Processional Carol Bujack Usual Parade and Exorcises Were system of passports and custom dut- Invocation Rev. Ellsworth Moran Carried Out at City Cemetery ies, to say nothing of differences of Hymn, "America the Beautiful" Congregation Tuesday Forenoon language, at every state line south New Officers Elected at Wednesday "Adoramus Te,' Paleslrina High School A Cappella Choir of our border. Some of them might Baccalaureate Address Will Be Given Night's Meeting. New President Sermon, "God's Gift" Rev. J. Francis Murphy By Rev. Fr. Murphy. make treaties or agreements with "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring," Bach High School Choir their home governments in Europe. Succeeds C. W. McNiei. C. I. MONROE WAS SPEAKER This great country has never Hymn, "Blest Be the Tie That Binds" Congregation Wm. Beverly will head the Water- Benediction Rev. Ellsworth Moran fought or been a party to an un- 34 SENIORS TO RECEIVE DIPLOM- just war, and this was more than vliet Chamber of Commerce the coming year and he will be assisted AS THURSDAY. JUNE 8 Perfect weather was in the mnk- true in 1898 when this Nation saw the Cuban Government being op- by Stanley Monroe, who was named CLASS NIGHT PROGRAM. TUESDAY, JUNE 6. 8:15 p. m. InK for Memorial Day which was vice-president at a meeting of the fittingly observed in Watervliet. The pressed by a tryannical European Country and we sent the Battle- Chamber of Commerce at the city March Carol Bujack, '40 Next week is the closing week of program was sporlsored by the Amer- hall Wednesday evening. Other of- Invocation Rev. G. Kreuzenstein ican Legion, of which E. G. Milham ship Maine to Cuban waters to help the school year for the Watervliet the oppressed and protect our own ficers named at the meeting include Salutatory Wanda Scheid schools and it means a busy one, es- h; commander, and many turned out Raymond Moody, treasurer, and Class History Helen Lottridge, Edward Bonkoski to do honor to the soldier dead. The rights. A great many within my pecially for the senior (.'lass of 33 hearing remember the day of Feb- Clair E. Shepard, secretary, both re- Vocal Duet, "The Bells of Memory"—Arlene Krleger, Darlene Sellers members who have successfully com- American Legion, Ladies Auxiliary elected. Class Will - Raymond Camp, Ted Ray and Boy Scouts met at the city hall, r.iary 15, 1898, when our battleship pleted their high school course and Maine was sunk; how within a short The meeting was well represented Instrumental Trio "Musicians Three" will iccenve their diplomas Thurs- where they were joined at 10 o'clock by the business interests of the city Jack Porter, Ray Jones, Robert Curtis by the Watervliet High School Band lime we declared war upon Spain day evening, June H. and the flower of our country en- and plans for Watervliet's annual Giftalory Virginia Varnau, John Salay The Commencement Week ac- of 40 pieces. Leaving the city hall July Fourth celebration and other the lino of march continued up listed in the army and navy to pro- Class Prophecy Darlene Sellers, Robert Brown tivities will begin with the Bacca- secute a just war. We have with us matters were talked over. However, DR. PAUL L. THOMPSON Presentation of Awards Supt. R. R. Shelters laureate services at the auditorium Main street and then to the high the main object of the gathering was school building where grade chil- today a few of the veterans of this Valedictory Bernard Thar Sunday evening. June 4th. The Rev. war and all credit is due to these for the annual election of officers. President of Kalamazoo College Will Benediction Rev. G. Kreuzenstein J. Francis Murphy, pastor of St. Jo- dren and their teachers joined in and, Mr. Beverly succeeds C. W. Mc- headed by two motorcycle officers men. Be Commencement Speaker June 8. seph's Catholic church, will give the Then again in 1914 a Great War Niei, who was chosen president of sermon to the graduates and he has from the sheriff's department, pro- the civic organization when it was ceeded to the City cemetery on East started in Europe and a few months JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PROMOTION chosen for his topic "God's Gift." later events followed which drew re-organized more than a year ago. The High School A Cappella Choir, St. Joseph street, halting at the Mill Mr. Monroe succeeds Harry Thomp- Wednesday Evening, June 7th, 8:15 O'clock Creek bridge to cast flowers upon us into this war. In the past few under the direction of Mrs. Mildred years there has been a great deal of son as vice-president. Watervliet Young the waters in memory of those Processional Watervliet High School Band Shelters, will furnish special selec- discussion as to whether or not we Mr. Beverly will call a meeting tions; the processional will be play- who lost their lives in the later to name comirfittes and other- Invocation Rev. Grant Jordan Navy. At the cemetery graves of should have entered this, and just ed by Miss Carol Bujack, junior, what the outcome would have been wise get started on a busy summer's Saxophone Solo, "Espanita Waltz"—Rosey Donald Milham the soldiers were decorated and the work. People Are Wed and the Rev. Ellsworth Moran, pas- had we not done so. Personally, Address "Our Future" tor of the Free Methodist church, usual ceremonies were carried out. Mr. Harry Lurkins, Berrien County Agricultural Agent Speaker of the day was Chester I. I believe it wa? the only thing our will give the invocation and the Monroe, president of he First Na- nation could have done under the A charming wedding of the spring Vocal Solos Betty Geisler, *38 benediction. circumstances and I believe that season was solemnized Sunday after- "Lullaby from Jocelyn" Godard tional Bank of Watervliet, who told Class Night Tuesday, June 6 something of the origin and history President Wilson was absolutely right Maroon Teams Win noon, May 28, at 4 o'clock, at the "The Star" Rogers of Memorial Day. And for the ben- in declaring war. Had this not been First Congregational church, when Presentation of Honor Awards Supt. Ronald R. Shelters Class Night, always an important done the German Government and I Lorraine Annabelle Porter, daughter ( / efit of those who were not privil- Trumpet Solo, "Italiana"—Clay Smith Pat O'Malley event of Commencement Week, oc- their allies would undoubtedly have " of Mr. and Mrs. Colman Porter, be-1 curs Tuesday evening, June 6, at eged to hear this speech we are Trio of Ball Games Presentation of Diplomas Principal Ralph Smith printing his address. He said: won the war and it is quite possible came the bride of Robert L. Sprague, j 8:15 o'clock. At this lime several that today we should be under a Dic- son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sprague. Benediction - Rev. Grant Jordan members of the senior class will lake John A. Logan, Commander in tator rather than this Republican Paw Paw, Lawton Reserves, and St. The Rev. John D. Perrin offic-l part and presentation of awards will Chief of the Grand Army of the form of Government. We have with iated, performing the single ring be given by Supt. R. R. Shelters. Republic in 1868, acting on a sug- Joseph Defeated In Week's Play. ceremony in the presence of two us today a number of men who COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM, THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 8 The Rev. G. Kreuzenstein, pastor of gestion, that instead of decorating fought in this war and who only The baseball teams of Watervliet hundred guests. The church was St. Paul's Evangelical church, will the graves of dead soldieni at ir- know the suffering that they went High are nearing the end of a very beautifully decorated with tall bask- Salute to the Colors. give the invocation and the bene- regular intervals, a uniform time through to again save to us our Na- successful season. Three victories ets of spring flowers. Processional, "Triumphal March from Aida" Verdi diction. Miss Wanda Scheid will should be fixed, issued an order set- The bride was attended by Mrs. tion. At this time I want to pay during the past week gave the boys Watervliet High School Band give her salutatory and Bernard ting May 30th., 1868 for "strewing our rospects to all the veterans of a total of sixteen victories and two Donald Baldwin, matron of honor, | Thar the valedictory. The usual with flowers or otherwise decorating the World War and also to commend defeats. Paw Paw invaded Hays and six bridesmaids—Mrs. Herbert' Invocation Rev John Perrin Class History, Class Prophecy, Class the graves of Comrades who died in the American Legion, the Veterans of Field Thursday and lost a 12-7 en- Stedman, Mrs. Fred Rauth and the, Clarinet Solo, "The Blue Bells of Scotland," with Variations— Will and Gifatory and other fea- defense of their country, and whose Foreign Wars, and the Auxiliaries counter. Lawton "B" was defeated Misses loyne Barnhart, Helen Curt- j Paul de Vilke Edward Hawks, '40 tures will make up an interesting bodies now lie in almost every city, of these organizations for the very 18-4 on Monday and the local re- is, Onalee Bronson and Wanda' Address "The Man Ahead" and entertaining program. village and hamlet in our land." commendable way in which they are serves finished an undefeated six- Scheid. Wilbur Leverton was the| Dr. Paul Lamont Thompson, President Kalamazoo College Junior High Promotion Wednesday General Logan expressed the hope carrying on the thought and work game schedule. The highlight of the groom's attendant. Ushers were: Presentation of Honor Awards Principal Harold Crocker that the custom of decorating the of Memorial Day. It is my hope week was Wednesday's 2-1 victory Jack Porter, brother of the bride, Evening Vocal Solos—"The Night Has a Thousand Eyes," Hageman, and graves on a fixed day be continued: that so long as this Nation survives over St. Joseph, a game that went Gerald Sprague, brother of the Wednesday evening a large class of the idea proved popular and the that others will take their place in ten innings. groom, Donald Baldwin, Herbert "II Bacio," Arditi Miss Betty Leiby, Benton Harbor Accompanist, Mrs. Evangeline Weckler, Benton Harbor boys and girls will be promoted practice was generally taken up. The carrying out this very commendable Paw Paw made three runs in their Stedman, Kendrick Kenyon and from junior high to senior high and South has adopted Decoration Day program. first time at bat on a walk and three Henry Leverton. Little Dorlores Presentation of American Legion Award—Commander E. G. Milham diplomas will be presented them by to memoralize its dead. In 1874, by Now that the Wars of record have hits. The Maroons tied it up in the Momany carried the bride's veil. Presentation of Diplomas Supt. Ronald R. Shelters Ralph Smith. Honor awards will be Congressional action. May 30th., be- been discussed quite in detail it second and had a 10-5 lead at the Lohengrin's Wedding March was Benediction Rev. John Perrin presented by Supt, Shelters. On this came a legal holiday in the District would seem tc me that we might finish of the fourth inning. Nichols pl.'iyed by Mrs. Willard Nelson on occasion Harry Lurkins, Berrien of Columbia and the territories, and well take a few minutes and dis- allowed nine hits, struck out ten, and the organ for the processional and County Agricultural Agent, will give it is generally so observed through- cuss a War of Conflict which seems gave up one walk. Local hitters Mendelssohn's Wedding March for an address on the topic: "Our Fu- out the country. For about twenty to me much more dangerous than gathered thirteen hits and one walk the recessional. A male quartet con- THE GRADUATING CLASS ture." There will be special music years the day was commonly called the wars of conflicts that we have off Sherrod and Areaux, Paw Paw's sisting of Foster Krake, John Brule, Dorothy Bahm Arlene Krleger and the Rev. Grant L. Jordan, pas- "Decoratioin Day," a name which been engaged in since this Nation hurlers. Fred Vonderheid and Henry Oly- Wanda Scheid tor of the Methodist church, will signified the act performed; in lat- of ours was formed. I refer to the Sineni caught five innings and neice sang "I Love You Truly." Edward Bonkoski Rudolph Koshar John Salay Robert Brown give the invocation and the bene- er years the day has usually been different sects that are now within Thar the last two. Sineni led the Kendrick Kinyon John Tingue diction. The bride, who was given in mar- Alseda Buchholtz Esther Lull Bernard Thar termed "Memorial Day," a title our borders, attempting in every pos- hitters with a home-run and two riage by her father, was attractively which signifies the meaning of the sible way to create dissension, dis- singles. The homer came in the Catherine Barchett Helen Lottridge Alice Thar Dr. Paul L. Thompson Commence- attired in a white satin floor length Clare Beam Rose Liebermann Virginia Varnau act rather than the act itself. loyalty and unreast, and by so do- fourth with the sacks loaded. Will- gown. Her long train was held by ment Speaker What tales we should hear if all Fred Cinereski Rosalie Richcreek Gilford Weber ing to overthrow this democracy. In meng and Yeske each collected three a three-point tiara beaded with Thursday evening, June 8, marks the dead we would honor on Mem- my reading and also in conversing singles. Robert Curtis Theodore Ray Richard Weber pearls. She carried calla lilies and Raymond Camp the closing event of the school year, orial Day could speak! For instance with men who are quite alert to Lawton Reserve Game Andrea Sonnenberg Warren Willmeng lilies of the valley. Mrs. Baldwin, Donald DeMars Joyce Shepard Victor Yancich and an all Important one for the if we had before us some of the the situation, I learn that in almost matron of hopor, -wore a becoming great Patriots of the Revolutionary Bucher allowed four hits in finish- Raymond Jones Darlene Selters Jack Porter 33 members of the senior class, who every locality, people ''in sundry g( Am of yellow taffeta and carried will, on that evening receive their War of 1775, they would tell us of ways, that is to say in some ot the ing the reserve schedule. His mates pounded two Lawton hurlers for pink roses. The bridesmaids wore diplomas earned by them for com- the Battle of Lexington; of the schools of our country, are att^npt- floor length organdy dresses—the great men such as George Washing- fifteen hits, one a triple by Ramer pleting the prescribed course of the ing to plant in the minds of those three blondes wearing blue and the local schools. Many iin the class ton, of the shot that was heard people who are susceptible to such with three men aboard. Ramer also got a pair of singles. Bohanon, Law- brunettes wearing peach. They car- began their school life under the around the world; of the Battle of thought, that this great country lacks ried mixed bouquets. Dolores Mom- Bunker Hill, and of the days at Val- ton pitcher, collected two of his Watervliet School Is Miss Helen Schabino superintendency of Superintendent in culture, art and education and does any wore a floor length pink dress. Ronald R. Shelters, who is complet- ley Forge. Following that of Perry not furnish or give to the average team's four hits. on Lake Erie; of Jackson at New Following the ceremony a recep- ing his twelfth year in the local person the same freedom or the same W.H.S., 2; St. Joe. 1 schools and who some weeks ago Orleans. We would hear of the privileges that many of the Europ- tion was held in the Carmody Op- On Accredited List and Louis Scheid Wed days when the Mexican border was Sixty-five boys answered St. Jo- era House for one hundred and fif- resigned that position. The diplom- ean countries give today. It is "fry seph High's intramural baseball call as will be presented by Mr. Shelt- in dispute. We would hear of the gratifying to me to know that ty guests. A four tiered wedding troops marching up San Juan hill propaganda is being fought by cer- his spring. It was the first baseball cake was served. Dancing was en- Mr. R. R. Shelters, superintendent ers. Presentation of honor awards tht^ school has sponsored in more Announcement was made Monday will be made by Principal Harold with Col. Roosevelt. We would hear tain All-American organizations and joyed during the evening. of the Watervliet high school, has of the marriage on Saturday, May of the Great Civil War; of the Bat- than ten years. A league of six Mr. and Mrs. Sprague left for a just been notified that this school Crocker, and E. G. Milham, com- at this time I want to commend 27, of Miss Helen M. Schabino, of mander of the American Legion, tles of Atlanta, Chicamauga, Gettys- wholeheartedly the American Leg- teams played during the season. Last week's wedding trip, destination un- has been approved by the North Cen- week an all-star nine was chosen to Chicago, and Louis Scheid, of Wa- will present American Legion burg, Antietum, Lookout Mountain, ion for what they are doing along known. and will be at home to their tral Association of Colleges and Sec- tervliet, which occurred at the St. Vicksburg. Stone-River, Manassass play the Maroons. The game was many friends after June 5 in their ondary Schools for the period ending awards. The Watervliet High School this line. I am told that within Petronellie Catholic church, al Glen Band of 40 pieces will play the pro- Shiloh, Corinth, and of many other a very few miles of this very spot played Wednesday at St. Joe and newly furnished apartment over the June 30, 1940. In explanation of the was a defensive standout. Ellyn. Illinois. The Rev. Fr. Francis cessional; there will be special mu- important battles that could be men- we have people who are constantly A. & P. store. For travelling the term of approving, the local school West, assistant paistor of the church, tioned. It Is fitting at this time Both Nichols and St. Joe's Grau bride chose a sport suit of tan with authorities have been advised that It sic; Invocation and benediction will were ahead of the hitters all after- officiated, and attendants were a be given by the Rev. John D. Per- that we pay our respect to the scores (Continued on Third Page) a plaid jacket with japonica and is the established policy of the Asso- sister and brother-in-law of the of Civil War Veterans that are now noon. Nichols gave up two hits and green accessories. ciation to prepare each year a new rin. pastor of Plymouth Congrega- collected eight strikeouts He pitch- groom. Following the ceremony a tional church. The speaker of the sleeping in this cemetery; and we Mr. and Mrs. Sprague are gradu- list of approved secondary schools wedding dinner was served to the should remember well the suffering ed to thirty-two men, thirty making accorded this honor and that no evening will be Dr. Paul Lamont ates of Watervliet High School immediate families at the Drake Thompson, president of Kalamazoo caused by this war, not only on the outs, one a run and the other a "left graduating with the class of 1937. school is approved by the North Cen- Popularity of Park on base." Grau allowed four hits in Hotel, Chicago. College, whose theme will be "The field of battle and on the seas, but Mrs. Sprague has been employed in tral Association for a period longer The bride, a daughter of Mr. and the suffering at home caused by seven and two-thirds innings. than one year. Man Ahead." Quandt was nicked for three hits in the local telephone office fof the Mrs. Louis Schabino, of Chicago, has hunger and anxiety. It is my hope past two years. Mr. Sprague is in Before any school can be consider- been a summer resident at Paw Paw All the students and faculty miss that we fully appreciate the com- Continues to Grow two and one-third innings. the employ of J. H. Leverton & the departing seniors, who saw the Neither team scored in the seven ed for approval by the North Central Lake for a number of years and is forts we now enjoy, which were se- Sons. Association, it must be in the highest popular with the young people. Mr. last day of high school on Thurs- cured for us by these men in their regulation innings. R. Weber start- day, May 25, 1939. All wish the City Park is Picnic Grounds For ed the eighth with a double. Will- Out-of-town guests were from list of schools approved and accred- Scheid is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred years of struggle during this war. Detroit, Plymouth and Evansville, ited by the school authorities within Scheid of Kalamazoo, and has been graduates, whose motto is "Things Perhaps you have not thought of Many During Summer Season meng hit one between the center Unconquered Are Ours to Conquer," and right fielder that looked like a Ind. the state. It must also meet the with the Watervliet Paper Company what would have been our situation I "The best park in Southwestern policies, regulations, and criteria the past five years. He now holds much luck and hope they will all be in the world at the present time Michigan and the best school in the homer but a perfect relay, center to successful during the coming years. second to the plate, nipped him by which the Association maintains. the responsible position ol superin- had these men not saved the Union; slate," was a remark made in our These include such matters as in- tendent of the book department of in other words, if the South had City park last Sunday. And would two feet. The run scored by Weber looked big, but St. Joe came back to truction and spirit, school plant, the local plant, taking over that po- won the war. Allow me to suggest you believe that that school is the Chicago Man Injured sanitation and panitorial service, In- sition the first of the year, with the Local Valedictorian Wins to you what might have happened, Irish? But so it is and the occasion tie it up. Ost singled and took third when Sineni threw into centerfield structional equipment, the school resignation of E. H. Oilman, who Reader's Digest Award indeed what probably would have was the Irish school picnic. Miss library and library service, school retired because of ill health. happened* under those conditions. Bernice Gustin, teacher of the school, on a steal. Quandt was thrown out At Paw Paw Lake by Nichols after the local pitcher records, policies of the board of edu- On Monday evening a dinner was The principal of the right to secede her pupils and young and old from cation and the administration of the given at Jhe home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Shelters, superintendent having been admitted, there is no the Irish Settlement, southeast of chased Ost back to third. Ost start- ed for the plate on the throw to first. Paul Mcllenry Received Injuries school and its financial support, pre- Severens Balch of 233 Paw Paw of schools, announces that the covet- reason to doubt that in the course Watervliet, were in on the outing. paration of the instructional and su- avenue, in honor of the newly-weds ed Reader's Digest Award for Schol- of time we should have had across And on the same day the Miles Sineni was ahead of the plate when While Diving at East End of Lake Crafton returned the ball and Ost pervisory staff, the teaching load, and later thai same evening they astic Achievement has been won bv our southern border a number of school. District No. 2, of Hartford, Paul McHenry, 22. son of Mrs. Ag- the pupil load, and the educational were given a charivari party by a Bernard Thar, of this city, valedic- independent nations, each one with also enjoyed an outing at the park. slid in safely. In the tenth Will meng singled and nes McHenry, of 1751 South Wabash program. This last item includes large group of triends at their Paw torian of the class of 1939, Watervliet all the rights of an independent na- Their question was, and it is of avenue, Chicago, met with injuries such matters as the school's program Paw Lake residence. High School. He will receive an en- tion., The eleven seceding states worthy consideration. "Where v/ill stole second. Twc were out when Nichols sent a grounder to the sec- that may prove fatal while diving of studies, its allied activities pro- Mr. and Mrs. Scheid are residing grossed parchment certificate upon were united only in their feelings we go if it rains?" at Paw Paw Lake Tuesday afternoon. gram, its guidance provisions, the at the bride's home at Fairview graduation. towards the North and in their The park is growing rapidly in ond baseman. The throw to first was perfect but Gillespie dropped the The young man, in company with success of its program, and the school Beach, Paw Paw Lake. views regarding slavery. In fact, popularity and from now until late and its community relations. The Reader's Digest confers this ball. Nichols was safe and Willmeng friends, iiad comc to the lake to annual award as encouragement to talk of secession from the Confed- this fall it will be the meeting place spend the week-end and Memorial The North Central Association of eracy did occur in some of the State of family reunions, picnics, home- was across the plate with the win- young men and women throughout ning tally. St. Joe went out injjrder Day, and it is said to have been his Colleges and Secondary Schools ap- Legislatures, even during the war. comings, etc. E. A. Albright, care- proves both secondary schools and in- the nation who. by their scholastic in the last of the tenth. first visit to the local resort. The achievement, give promise of grow- Now. think for a moment what this taker of the grounds, is kept busy accident occurred about 4 o'clock stitutions of higher learning in twenty Brother of Mrs. F. H. (ondition would have meant to us keeping the grounds in the pink of ing into leadership in their commun- while he was diving from a pier at states comprising a large portion of ities. here in th^ North. Apart from the condition, and as the latest addition the east end of the lake. North Central and Central United continual problem of the escaping to the park for the amusement of The injured man was brought to States reaching from Montana in the NcGowan Died Tuesday Principals of progressive prepara- slaves, which would have been a children is a merry-go-round. Al- the office of Dr. F. W. Brown of ^Northwest and Arizona and New! tory and high schools increasingly source of never ending irritation, we though there are several picnic tables advocate an interest among students Michigan Day this city for first aid and later tak- Mexico in the Southwest to Ohio, | Funeral services were held at the might have had no less than eleven placed about the grounds, it is said en in the Keasey ambulance to the Indiana, and West Virginia in the j ^uver and Calvin chapel in Hartford in the most significant articles which separate nations as our neighbors to that they are insufficient to accom- county hospital at Berrien Center East. It is the aim of the Associa-I y | j y afternoon for William W. appear In current magazines. Their the south. For a time they might modate the picnic crowds that visit Governor Dickinson has officially es er( a belief is that vital contact with the proclaimed the period, June 1 to 10, The injury to the spinal column lion to bring about a better acqualn- | Alden, 79, who died Tuesday at the still have called themselves States, this recreation center. As our park caused a paralysis of the lower limbs lance, a keener sympathy and a home of a niece, Mrs. Alia Conklin, living, quickening thought of our day and even professed those principles coninues to grow in popularity, so "Michigan Days for Michigan Pros- is essential to education, both before perity." but just how serious were his injur- heartier cooperation between colleges in Hartford. The Rev. W. E. Goltz which are distinctly American, which should we continue to appreciate and ies had not been determined at this and secondary schools; second, to and after graduation. As one prin- include of course the Republican form extend hospitality to our visiting officiated and burial was in the Law- cipal expressed this thought in a let- During these ten days, twenty-six writing. consider common educational prob- rence cemetery. Deceased was of Government. But as the years i neighbors, and Watervliet city will of the state's chain stores, joined by This is the first accident of the lems and devise the best ways and ter to The Reader's Digest, "Your went by, is it not conceivable, and endeavor to make it the best park resident of Ashtabula, Ohio, coming award and your magazine appeal to other retailers, will conduct an un- season at the I.jcal resort. means of solving them; and third, to to Hartford last April to be cared even probable, that those states hav- in the state. The tourist camp near- precendented statewide drive to in- promote the physical, intellectual, me as a way to keep our best stu- ing a majority of poulation of any by is also popular and already sev- for by Mrs. Conklin. dents in the mental vanguard through crease consumption of the quality nd moral well-being of students by Mr. Alden was born in New York particular nationality would attract eral housecars are seen there and products of Michigan's farms and fac- Benefit Dance at Keeler June 9th urging proper sanitary conditions of t te and was one of a family of ten the difficult transition from school others of that same nationality? Fin-1 tourists j.re enjoying the delightful s a to society at large." tories. A benefit dance will be given at school buildings, adequate library children of Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Al- ally, we might have a group of peo- spot, but they say what this camp Our own local educators are among All residents of the Wolverine state Community Hall, Keeler, on Friday and laboratory facilities, and higher (ieni vyjjo moved to Michigan and pie which would be, t^ all intents lacks is c lectricity that the campers .June 9th. Proceeds will go to Keeler standards of scholarship. All decis-: settled in Lawrence township. Mrs the progressives of the nation who and purposes, foreign nations, within may be able to use their electrical will approve of the threefold objec- tive set by the chain store committee baseball team. Music by Whitie's ions of the Association bearing on the h McGowan, of East Watervliet use this method of relating text ma- our coast lines. And these foreign- i equipment of this, our modern day. terial in magazines to current modern sponsoring the campaign: Merry Makers. 50c per couple.—Adv policies and management of second- I is (he nearest surviving relative. ers, living among their own folks,! ary schools and institutions of higher! life. It is their broad-minded fore- would be an incentive to become i The best way to keep good acts Jobs for Michigan Workers! education are understood to be ad- sight which has made it possible for Americans, as they now have. Fur- i in memory is to refresh them with Markets for Michigan Products! Have your lawn mower sharpened Have your lawn mower sharpened our students to compete for The thermore, there would be a vexatious i new.—Cato. Savings for Michigan Consumers! now. Why wait. H. PEIRCE & SON (Continued on Second Page) now. Why wait. H. PEIRCE & SON Reader's Digest Award. Watervliet Record, Watervliet Mich., June 2, 1939 Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., June 2, 1939

FORMER WATERVLIET Watervliet Loses Two WATERVLIET SCHOOL of the Baskervilles." Among litera- at 8:15 under the leadership of party at Fairview Beach Monday ARE BLONDES THREATENED ened with extinction, may be saved Mrs. Julia Kreitner Smith BOY LIKES RECORD ture's mystery thrillers there is none Johnny Krugman. ' evening. Fourteen Scouts went, and WITH EXTINCTION? through the use of minerals in food. 0N Watervliet Paid Tribute so fascinating and spine tingling as BAINBRIDGE NEWS The sermon v/ill follow at 8:30. the following Scouts passed their Ball Games in Week ACCREDITED LIST that of the beast of hell with blazing I first class swimming test: Raymond You'll find more about this alarming Watervliet School The following letter received yes- eyes and bared fangs. Every man, and Harold Bauschke, Raymond Professor Harold O. Whitnall of threat in The American Weekly with Passed Away Thursday CERTIFIED FOOD STORE ST. PAUL'S (Evangelical) CHURCH To Soldier Dead Miss Adelaide Krleger, a student Colgate University reveals that the the June 4 Issue of The Detroit Sun- (Continued from First Page) terday morning from Howard woman and child knows its famed (Bainbridge) Drake, Duane Tibbs and Darrold The Bangor Cubs entertained the Baughman, of Nashville. Tenn., Is QUALITY MEATS AND GROCERIES and fearless hero—the remarkable at the Western State Teachers Col- ; Budd fair-haired, biue-eyed type, if threat- day Times.—Adv. <#> News #• visory in their character. The ap- the kind of letter that this office likes Sherlock Holmes. Don't forget the lege, is enjoying a short vacation at Rev. G. Kreuzenstein, Pastor Thirteen Scouts and six Cubs at- paper mill ball team last Sunday Word was received just as we were her parental home. by beating them 11 to 0. proval of schools by this Association to receive and we feel like saying (Continued from First Page) days, Wednesday and Thursday. tended Memorial Day services Sun- is a cooperative undertaking and going to press that Mrs. Julia Kreit- C. W. (Mickey) McNiei On Friday evening the friends of Sunday, June 4—Sunday school at It was a very interesting game kl'Thank You" to Mr. Baughman for Another Dr. Kildare has been 10 a. m. Morning worship (German) day at the Congregational church. BROWSING THRU THE GRADES membership is purely voluntary. No ner Smith had passed away about his compliment to The Record. trying to promote the ideas of cer- scheduled for this theatre. Head- Lester Arent and Miss Florence Leatz The meeting next Monday evening however after the second inning. Phone 43 Watervliet, Mich. We Deliver Free tendered them with a nuptial shower at 11 a. m. The Cubs got all their runs off the school is approved unless there is the 5:30 this (Thursday) afternoon, after Mr. Baughman Is a former Water- tain European countries and advising strong, lovable young Dr. Kildare The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. will be the last one held indoors un- expressed desire of the local author- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Myron The second grade students have delivery of Farrell, the starting pitch- a long illness. vliet boy who is HOW manager of that wo should follow in their foot-; plunges into mystery and romance Gus Mundt Sunday afternoon at 2 til next fall. There will be another ities of a high school for such ap- the Hermitage Hotel at Nashville. | steps and adopt their form of Gov- j in "Calling Dr. Kildare." Nichols. Many useful gifts were re- initiation: Norman Schlipp has been been enjoying parts of a new book er, then the last of the game saw ceived. o'clock. This will be our last meet- some nice relief work by Clinard proval. Tenn. He writes: CHALLENGE COFFEE, lb 15c ernm^nt. I want to condemn thisj Coming soon: "The Hardys Ride ing until October. All members are added to he Cobra patrol. entitled "Wings Over Asia by Low. Certain advantages result from Little Jackie Weber, daughter of ell Thomas and Rex Barton. The who allowed but two hits. AUDITOR BROWN SEES Nashville. Tenn.. May 30. 1939. sort or thing and say to you people High." Watch for the date. urged to be present. The Scouts took part in the Me- Modernize Mr. and Mrs. Chester Weber, has been Anderson for Bangor allowed but 4 such approval. In brief, they are: My Dear Mr. Case: here that if I was an authority 11 Children's Day services Sunday morial Day parade. Color bearers children have visited Japan, China, 1. Graduates of any approved NEW MARKETS NEEDED ill the past week. Enclosed please find my check for| would require every person coming morning. Juno 11. were John Krieger, Roland Hultgren, and the Malay Peninsula, and have hits. , high school are privileged to enter FOR STATE PRODUCTS SIMON'S PORK & BEANS "THERE'S THAT WOMAN Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Nichols and learned that some ol the cities are After pitching 7 innings of nice the bill rendered, which ir. one of the to this country to become a citizen Raymond Drake and Calvin Bouma; institutions of higher learning within happiest bills that I have to pay. within three years time, compel | AGAIN" ATTRACTION son, of Croswell, Mich., visited at the juards were Edward Day, Gordon Your Home, Cottage or Farm very modern and a great deai like ball Sunday. Clinard was ineffective Myron Nichols home over the week- against the New Buffalo Bisons on the North Central states without en- It is always a real pleasure, I can| No. 2% Cans, 3 for 25c each and every one to speak our AT Tift; RITZ THEATRE BOY SCOUT NEWS Walker, Assistant Scoutmasters Wood American cities. trance 'examinations, provided they Official Says Business Can Minimize assure you> as The Record is a won- language, and to pledge their al- j end. and Packard. Raymond and Harold The review of South America was their grounds Memorial Day and the Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krugman were By Installing paper r».ikers lost their fourth have credits in the high school sub- Seasonal Declines by "Days" Drive derful piece of pulp and I look for- No. 303 Tall Cans, 2 for 15c legianee to our Flag. Perhaps ini Bauschke. Richard Shultz. Robert recently completed in the fifth grade jects required by the college or uni- "There's That Woman Again," Sunday dinner guests of Miss Mary Troop 61 geography class. The children arc straight game this time by a score ward to seeing it each week. the foregoing 1 lake a rather drastic Smith and Herbert Hackctt. The versity to which admission is sought. LANSING—Increased purchasing Lots of good luck to you always. stand, but I feel that the time has with Melvin Douglas and Virginia Aldrich of Dowagiac. Miss Aldrich The Scouts and Cubs were guests Cubs also took part. Running Water Plumbing now working in their language work of 10 to 0. . , . o No. 300 Tall Cans, each 5c is a former teacher of the Berg school. of the American Legion Thursday Harry Veley pitched the last 2. Since "other approving agencies rec- power of the dollar gives Michigan Yours very truly, arrived when the American people Bruce, will be the attraction at the REPORTER. books. „ .. ognize North Central schools, this residents a chance to benefit both Ritz Theatre Sunday and Monday, Mrs. Barney of Kalamazoo visited evening. A small court of honor was Jeanne Balch. Bob Barnurn, Mar- innings after Clinard was removed. HOWARD E. BAUGHMAN. must take action and must be truej privilege of entering institutions of to their country, or it will be only June 4 and 5. The show is con- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry held also. The following awards Observes 77tli Birthday at Paw Paw Heating garet Betz, Evelyn Cross. Lucile Dell, tinuous after 3 o'clock. Schaus, Sunday. were made: Tenderfoot pins, Edward Rites for Hartford Woman Held higher education without examina- ANGLO CORNED BEEF, 12 oz. can, each J9C a short time until we ourselves will Lake Terry McKenney, Bob Paul, and Bet- tion is extended practically through- Tonight (Friday) a double feature Mrs. Jacob Weber, who has been Day and Norman Schlipp. Mr. Tall- ty Lou Bobbins, were excused from Tuesday CARD OF THANKS be living under a dictator such as Mrs. Charlotte Seving celebrated out the United States. (There are Mussolini or Hitler: and we will show is on the bill including "Nancy ill for some lime, is so much im- man awarded these pins. Second their fourth grade spelling this week. Funeral services were held at the some institutions of higher learning To the dear, kind relaiives and SALADA TEA, Brown Label Black, % lb. ... J[7C Drew, Reporter," with Bonita Gran- proved that she is now able to be class pins were awarded to Raymond her 77th birthday Monday, May 29, The children had an arithmetic race iriends near and far. who, in so many sacrifice all the freedom our fore-; about again. at the home of her niece, Mrs. Mary Immaculate Conception church in who do not admit graduates of North Vi lb 34^ fathers have gained for us by their ville. and "Mysterious Miss X," with and Harold Ba^ischke by Mr. Milham. G. VAN LENTE & SON every day of this week and the fol- Central high schools if the rankings | ways remembered me during my Michael Whalen. Scoutmaster Runyan awarded merit Surman. at the latter's summer home lowing were the winners: Monday- Hartford Tuesday morning for Mrs. suffering and death. Julia Helen Sukack, 52, who died of these graduates are in the lowest i long illness, with plants, flcwers. I 23c Saturday is also double feature badges in scholarship, cooking and :it Beechwood Point, and was guest of Betty Lou Bobbins and Bob Paul; * fruits, money, cards, letters, lele- BABO CLEANSER, 2 for Now, a word with regard to the ZION EVANGELICAL CHURCH honor at a party given her in the af- Phone 61, Watervliet 483 Main St. Friday evening at her home three one-fourth of the graduating class ) future. You folks, as you work in night with Beverley Roberts in (Bainbridge) athletics to- Herbert Hackett, who Tuesdav—Terry McKenney and Bet- 2. The graduates of approved high phone and personal calls, 1 wish to "First Offenders," and John Gar- also received his Life Scout award; ternoon by a few close friends. ty Lou Bobbins; Wednesday—Betty miles east of Hartford. The Rev. J. SIMON'S TAPIOCA, Quick, 8 oz., each 9(> your fields and gardens, must have Rev. G. Raduchel, Pastor. Francis Murphy of Watervliet of- schools have the assurance that their extend my heartfelt thanks. I deep- field in "Blackwell's Island." On Rex Packard received an Assistant Table decorations were of orchid iris Lou Bobbins and Terry McKenney: ly appreciate the many acts of kind- been struck by the thought that there: and a beautifully decorated birthday liciated and burial was in the Law- high school diplomas will be accept- Tuesday and Wednesday, June 6 Sunday, June 4, at 10:45 a. m. the Scoutmaster's certificate and Richard Thursday—Chester Faram and Bob r.ess shown me during the many are plants and animal:; and insects Wood was awarded a five-year vet- cake was a feature. A "Happy birth- rence cemetery. The husband, able to State Boards having to do SWEETHEART SOAP, 4 for 19c which would possess the earth and and 7, the popular picture "Wings of sermon subject is "A Growing and Paul; Friday—Barbara Roma and with the granting of certificates for weeks that I was confined t-. my the Navy" with George Brent and Going Church." erans" certificate. day. Aunt Charlotte," was voiced by We Can Arrange for You to Buy Your Plumbing, George, and four children survive. I ed, and I sincerely trust that all everything in it, if we did not fight nil those present and gifts and best Bob Paul. Deceased came to America from the various professions of medicine, l 27c John Payne, will be shown, and also Sunday school session at 9:45 a. m. A stunt on how to perform an Heating or Electric Water System on Easy F.H.A. The sixth grade students have been will be rewarded. SAUER KRAUT, No. 2 /2 cans, 3 for them continually. In fact, is not the operation was given after the court wishes were showered upon her. Poland 33 years ago. dentistry, law. etc. In states requir- whole business of agriculture a mat- "Under the Big Top." The children's division is in course Terms. No Down Payment; three years to pay. writing poems. Mrs. Maureen Lewis, ing graduation from approved high LILLIE MOSER. of preparation for the Children's of honor. Robert Smith was in Mrs. Seving resides in Chicago, but instructor, put the best ones on the CHIPSO, Large 21C ter of the perpetual destruction of charge of the stunt. has been a frequent visitor at Paw Daniel Crawford Dies at Lawrence schools as a prerequisite to the ob- certain forms of life and the encour-| Mrs. Mamie Kiefth, Sister Lakes Day program, June 11th. bulletin board. The Young People's meeting is at The Scouts were served ice cream l aw Lake during the past years, and Funeral services will be held Sat- taining of a teaching certificate, the "JITTERBUG DEBUTANTE" — agement of other forms? Is it pos- store owner, and Charles Walter, graduates of schools approved by First Installment of a New Fiction LAVA SOAP, 3 for 17c former Leachville, Arkansas, resi- 7:30 p. m. The topic for discussion and cookies by the Legion, and the is here now for an indefinite stay at •NIPS AND SNIPS FROM OUR urday at Lawrence for Daniel Craw- sible that the same principal may meeting closed with the singing cf Mrs. Surman's home. ford. 84. a resident of that village the North Central Association meet Serial by Steuart M. Emery. One of| operate among nations and peoples? j dent were married at the Baptist is, "Summer Time Opportunity for FREE estimating and planning service HOME ECONOMIC DEPT." the requirements of such a law. «he Many Interesting Features in The AMERICAN FAMILY FLAKES, pkg 21C Personally, I think it extremely parsonage at Benton Harbor on Mon- Christian Growth." "America." for 27 years, who died Tuesday. Be- day evening. May 29th. The Young People's choir will sing The troop went on a swimming Send us your social news. sides the widow he is survived by 3. A high school approved by the American Weekly, the Magazine Dis- probable, and the events of recent Home Ec. II— two stepchildren; three sisters, Mrs. North Central Association must main- tributed With the SUNDAY CHI- AMERICAN FAMILY SOAP, 4 for 21C months have tended to confirm This class has been doing some Olive Lamphere, Plainwell; Mrs. tain high standards and consequently CAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER. rather than change my opinions in interesting laboratory work this week Rachel Stickle. Watervliet, and Mrs. the community is assured of a pro- —Adv. SREDDED RALSTON, 2 for 25c this regard. But please understand on demonstration lessons. A few of Jane Hough of Hartford: and two gram of modern high school educa- that I ask no one to accept my opin- the demonstrations included creamed brothers. William, of Covert, and Ira. ,ion. SNOSHEEN CAKE FLOUR, pkg. 23c ions—my purpose is simply to set you soups, salads, sandwiches, and simple of Hartford. 4. The visitation of the school at thinking, to form your own convic- desserts, and we can also state that regular intervals by supervisors WITH SPOONS FREE tions. And especially you young peo- all attempts turned out successfully. Benefit Dance at Keeler serves to stimulate progress and to PAINTING l"e, who may be called upon io solve prevent the development of question VERNON J. BROWN PAUL SCHULTZ LEMON COOKIES, 2 lb». 25C School Girls Will Be Models the problems and fight the battles For Baseball team at Community able practices and tendencies. which may have to be solved and Mrs. Doris DeHaan's annual style Hall, Keeler, on Friday evening, 5. A high school approved by the themselves and the state during the and SPIC AND SPAN PAINT CLEANER 25C fought when we older ones have i June 9th. Music by Whitie's Merry show and tea will be given Wednes- North Central Association enjoys a "Michigan Days" campaign, designed MILNUT, So Rich it Whips, 5 cans for . . 25c l.een laid away in this beautilul day afternoon, June 7, at 2:30 in the Makers. 50c per couple.—Adv. greater prestge in the surrounding to promote consumption of Wolver- ctmetery in which wc arc now gath- music room. country and therefore finds it easier ine State products. Auditor General ered together. There is in the world A short musical program is being One hundred fifty seniors will to attract non-resident students Vernon J. Brown declared today. PAPER SIMON'S CUT GREEN BEANS, 2 No. 2 cans 25c today a nation whose military power planned for this occasion. graduate from the South Haven high 6. The patrons have more con- and equipment far exceed; anything At least fifty young school girls school on June 8. It is that city's fidence in and are generally more Word has been received here of SIMON'S VACUUM PACK COFFEE, lb. ... 27c imagined in the wildest dreams of a will model their "masterpieces" at largest graduating class. willing to support an approved high the death of Mrs. Tom Ryan, sum- HANGING Napoleon or an Alexander ihe Great. mer home resident at Fairview this date, so come over and see us, school. WORK GUARANTEED GREENLAND SALAD DRESSING, qt 24C II is inconceivable, to me at least, you seamstresses: we'll show you we Home grown strawberries are now Beach, Paw Paw Lake, the past 18 that this great military power can on the local market. They arc of or 20 years, which occurred at her PRICES REASONABLE have built up solely for the purposes can sew, too. excellent quality and a large crop is Bainbridgfe Young Man Injured UKULELE PINEAPPLE, Sliced, No. 2^/^> can 19c ~For Michigan Prosperity! home in Chicago May 18. Deceased Home Ec. Picnic Held Wednesday of defense. In the days before the anticipated. James Lull, of Bainbridge, was was about- 40 years of age and her Great War, a general oi the nation A home economic picnic was held Injured in an automobile accident on death was attributed to a heart at- L. J. PALMER wrote a book in which he admitted Wednesday at the City Park. The tack. The husband and six children beth and Mary. Queen of Scots. US-12, east of Benton Harbor, late WATERVLIET PHONE 53 F 4 that the slogan of the military party Made in Michigan Made in Michigan Made in Michigan foodstuffs included potato salad, The members of the biology class last Thursday night. According to a survive. END CUT PORK CHOPS, lb 19c of his time was "World Power or sandwiches, lemon and orange bev- have all handed in their projects; report filed by Deputies Leslie Downfall." I have no means of know- erage, potato chips, pickles and olives, they have an interesting display ot Speese and-Charles Davis, the acci- LEAN SHOULDER PORK STEAK, lb ing whether this motto is still the SURE GOOD KELLOGG'S GERBER'S cake and cookies. leaf collections and fruit graphs. dent occurred when Lull, who was guiding principal of this nation, but driving east, started to go around a LEAN SHOULDER PORK ROAST, lb I do wnok that nothing has occurred JUNIOR HIGH CLASS NEWS Miss Jeanne Helt was called to car driven by Norman Williams of in the intervening years to make one Dana, Indiana, because of the death Benton Harbor just as Williams was SHORT RIBS OF BEEF, lb doubt that it is—sometimes I am OLEO CORN FLAKES BABY FOOD The seventh grade science class is of a great uncle. Mrs. R. R. Shelters turning into a driveway. Lull's car afraid— for you young people. studying physiology and health. substituted for her Monday, and was overturned, and he was severely The day may come when you will A chapter on "Preserving Foods SHANKLESS PICNIC HAMS, lb J9C Dixie Lee Jones and Violet Pihl- cut and bruised. He was taken to discover that there arc many things 3 CANS 20c EVERY DAY IS MICHIGAN DAY and the Use of Chemicals" has just strand took charge of the seventh Mercy hospital for treatment and in life which are more important and 3 lbs. - 25c 2 pkss. 17c been completed by the eighth grade Boston Store MILD AMERICAN CHEESE, lb |9 grade English class. was later removed to his home. C less agreeable than proms and dances science class. and dates and baseball and football. The ninth grade algebra class has Phone 12 Watervliet, Mich. We may strew earth's most beauti- LARGE lb. AT A&P FOOD STORES been measuring and finding distances ful and fragrant flowers, commend- POST TOASTIES 2 17c MICHIGAN BEET SUGAR 10 doth bag 49c by the means of triginometry. Leora Geisler, Proprietor able as it is, upon the graves ol our Memorization of nicknames, capi- MICHIGAN NAVY BEANS 5 ^ 14c MORGAN'S FRUIT PECTIN boM. 1QC HE chain storea of the state of Michigan benelactors—we may pronounce the combine their efforts in one gigantic state- tals, and chief cities of the states is most eloquent eulogies and pay ihen; T being done by the seventh grade the most inspired tiibutes—we may ROMAN CLEANSER * 10c WYANDOTTE CLEANSER 2 V&c wide drive during the ten-day period June 1-10 geography class. thrill our own souls with the inspir- to bring about a greater degree of prosperity The seventh grade English class is LOMA THEATRE ing notes of martial music and sub- throughout the state, to increase employment, having lessons in penmanship and yyydeMo&vi due them into a spirit of reverence and to bring greater savings to the housewife. attentive listening. They are also SPRING TIME IS HERE COLOMA, MICH. with the sobering cadence of the 24l/ LBS. During these ten "Michigan Days for Michigan practicing reading poetry before the THAm.T w'c S STYLEenrarw D RIGHT funeral dirge—yet all Ibis ;s mere LILY WHITE FLOUR 2 75c class. And with it FIX-UP-TIME mockery if we fail to take their Prosperity," Michigan products will be fea- A spelldown was held by the eighth achievements which have been com- GERBER'S DRY CEREAL 8-oz. pkg. 17c SODA CRACKERS 'AKED ,y 5 2 lb b-1»c tured by the chain stores of the state. grade English class on last Friday. Best of Pictures, Modern. Air Conditioned AND FITS RIGHT mitted unto our care, develop them While Michigan-made and Michigan-grown Jacquelin Fikos and Gordon Van- in accordance with the requirements products are featured for sale every day in the Drasek were the captains of the two KIEFFER PEARS 10c FRESH EGGS ^ 18c Show starts at 7:00 p. m. Sunday Matinee at 4:00 p m. Conlinuouo of our day, and transmit our herb- thousands of chain stores throughout the coun- teams. Jacqueline's team won with ages plus the fruits ot our labor to 1 b Marguerite Mack and Elaine Scherer THEATRI PHONE 123 F 2 RESIDENCE PHONE 123F 3 See Us First GERBER'S PEAS ^ 2 29c VELVET CAKE AND PASTRY FLOUR S *' " 23c try, A&P is particularly proud of its oppor- those whom destiny has decreed still standing at the end. . PROGRAMS SENT ON REQUEST. shall be our successors. This is our tunity to demonstrate in this practical way its Scott's "Lady of the Lake" has plain and simple duty. To do more desire to help speed the wheels of farm and just been completed by the ninth The buying power of four Yards means a wide choice is not required. To do less is failure. Made in Michigan Made in Michigan industrial activity in Michigan. grade English class. A test over that Saturday Oily Deuble Feature June 3 Wednesday - Thursday June 7 - 8 God fixed people's responsibility Made in Michigan work was given on Monday. Last of materials at rock bottom prices. Our stocks are A&P particularly Invites the public at large "THE HOUND OF to their country. If more so-called throughout the state of Michigan, during the Friday was the last day for book re- "BOY SLAVES" complete. good people could comprehend the YUKON CLUB SILVERBROOK SOFT TWIST ports. BASKERVILLE" force of this great duty in its en- period of June 1-10, to buy Michigan grown, The ninth giade history class has AND tirety, there would be more good processed or manufactured merchandise, been studying Louis IX. Queen Eliza- with This Is All You Do people engaged in civic affairs today. BUTTER thereby enjoying a personal share of the suc- "RENEGADE TRAIL" I have no confidence in, and little re- GINGER ALE cess of this most worth-while campaign. Richard Greene, Wendy Barrie Root Beer or Assorted Sodas Country Roll BREAD Hopalong Cattidy spect for, the man or woman who is and Baail Rathbone Select the item that interests you. Call or phone any too good to assume his or her politi- No.9 "Lone Ranger Ridei Again" of our Yards for complete information. cal responsibilities and discharge 20-OZ. J. W. DAY them in accordance with their rights 2 BOTTLES 15C LB LOAF BUY MICHIGAN PRODUCTS Friday - Saturday Jane 9 and 10 and privileges as American citizens. 25 c Boat Lumber Lawn Furniture 7e Sunday-Monday-Tuesday June 4-5-6 Double Feature Program— They have little right, indeed to ex- PAINTER Build a New Honje Cabinets pect much of the fruits of the labors Matinee Sunday. 4:00 p. m.. Cent. Build New Summer Cottage Garages ot others. DECORATOR "TWELVE CROWDED HOURS" The subject of preparedness de- SAL SODA J'/i-lb. pig. 5c MICHIGAN MICHIGAN GROWN with Richard Dix New Roofs Posts serves consideration. Midway be- 26-oi. 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Select any build- PLAIN OR doz. 10/» Short, 50c ea.; Shirt, 50c ea. ing item you think of. We have it or can furnish it. a lesson from the past that shall be DONUTS SUGARED IZC to our future a beacon and a guide. bchs. (To the righl) MuHsintwrar'i blue fiowJei lb. GREEN ONIONS MICHIGAN 4 9c erehf shorts arid knit shirt, a hot weathn To the sleeping martyrs, whose VELTMAN'S COOKIES 10c BOILING BEEF combination for coolness •mil comfort graves billow every battlefield, it STATE, Hartford RITZ, "Watervliet — CALL OR PHONE NEAREST STORE — Short, 50c ea.; Shirt, 50c ea. matters little what we may now say TENDER. MEATY lOc RADISHES CRISP AND MILD 4 bchs. Sc PHONE 17 PHONE 248 or do. Our tender offerings of af- CORN FLAKES ^ 3 25c l5 ox LB. r fection will be lost upon their UNNY- ; - -lO- SHORT RIBS po keep cool and comfortable, always ask for underwear by mounds, and the sweet aroma of our BRAN FLAKES FIELD pkg. 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You'll be able to see LITTLE TOUGH GUYS in "WINGS OF THE NAVY" this great story on the screen at the "CODE OF THE STREETS" Loma o» Sunday, Monday and Tues- Willi GEORGE BRENT, JOHN PAYNE 4vuje TEST JOX^UOL^ 20C day. a — News and Cartoon — "UNDER THE BIG TOP" Wednesday and Thursday—Chills, Extra Copies of Th« Record on Sale at Nu-Way Shop. mystery, suspense, shock. Those are OWNED AND OPERATED BY THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. the elements that make "The Hound Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., June 2,1939 Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., June 2, 1939 • i MICHIGAN AND NORTHERN silos blown down in the storm last Our Mission SECY. OF STATE KELLY NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE , NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE FOR SALE—Six-weeks-old pigs. In- ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR quire of FRED WOOD, Jr. 6-2tf HEARING CLAIMS INDIANA CHURCHES TO Sunday. He who goes down into the battle APPOINTS E. J. BANNA AS Defaults having been made (and WATERVLIET RECORD BUSINESS LOCALS CHURCH NOTES Defaults having been made (and State of Michigan. OLD IIIIIE NEWS NOTES Many farmers have not yet planted of life giving a smile for every DIVISIONAL INVESTIGATOR JOJ ponunuoa 8u|ABq sunejap qons such defaults having continued for BE ONE ORGANIZATION any corn—wet weather preventing frown, a cheery word for every cross more than ninety days) in the con- E. F. CASE & SON, Pubs. FOR KENT—During June and first The Probate Court for the County more than ninety days) in the condi- Potted plants for all occasions, PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL the fitting of heavy land. one, and lending a helping hand to tions of a certain mortgage made by ditions of a certain mortgage made two weeks in August—Six-room of Berrien. THIRTY-NINE YEARS AGO Harry F. Kelly, Secretary of State Watervliet, Michigan also cut flowers and funeral work to CHURCH On June 6th more than one hun-' When Buying a Cookstove Consider this lact: Home grown strawberries are on the unfortunate is, after all, the best LILLIE NIEPI1AUS, of the City of by ALBERT B. HAM and ANNA cottage with all modern improve- At a session of said Court, held at dred and ten congregations of the the local market and were retailing of missionaries.—B ook of Good has announced the appointment of order. I deliver. OTTO HINGST, ments. at Paw Paw Lake. For fur- the Probate Office in the City of Rev. J. D. Perrin, Pastor. From Rccord of Juno 1. 1900. Elmer J. Hanna, editor and publish- Benton Harbor, Berrien County HAM. his wife, of the City of NUes, Evergreen Gardens, Phone 80F21, Evangelical and Reformed Church in yesterday at a shilling a quart. Cheer. Michigan, to HOME OWNERS' LOAN Berrien County, Michigan, to HOME ther information inquire at Record St. Joseph in said County, on the When school closes and summer! Michigan (except the Upper Penin- Supt. Snow and wife have gone to er of the Emmet County Graphic at ""oloma. tf office. 6-2 More Perfection Gal Stoves are Last Sunday evening lightning CORPORATION, a Corporation or- OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, $1.50 per Year in Advance 29th day of May A. D. 1939. begins many readjustments are ne-|sula) and northern Indiana will be Paw Paw. struck Fred Hentschell's house. The Goldenrod is a boon to fishermen; Harbor Springs, as divisional chief Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, Louis Holland visited George Van investigator of the Department of ganized under the laws of the United a Corporation organized under the cessary. Really, the perspective of organized into the Michigan-Indiana damage was slight. they gather and store stems contain- States of America, dated April 19, laws of the United States of America, If you have upholstering that you FOR SALE—A wood or coal cook Judge of Probate. life changes for many persons: there j Synod, with a membership of nearly in Use Than All Other Makes Wormer in St. Joseph Sunday. Miss Nettie Werve's Sunday school ing bulb-like swellings, knowing State. He will have supervision of Entered at the Postoffice at Water- In the Matter of the Estate of the Department's activities in sever- 1934, and recorded in the office of dated January 5, 1934, and recorded vant done, let me have it now. I stove, first class condition; very will be changed environments, new twenty-eight thousand. The organ- C. L. Weaver starts out with his class tendered her a farewell recep- that these contain eggs which will vliet, Michigan, as second class have samples from $1.00 up. Lizzie M. Wigent, Deceased. census paraphernalia today to see al counties in the upper part of the the Register of Deeds for Berrien in the office of the Register of Deeds reasonable. Phone 80-M. MRS. E. occupations—at least temporarily ization meeting will be held at Inl- tion at the home of their teacher, hatch into grub bait. County, Michigan, on May 8, 1934, for Berrien County, Michigan, on matter. E. A. ALBRIGHT. tf MEYERS, Edgewater, Paw Paw It appearing to the Court that the and new aspirations. There will al-jmanuel Church. Livernois Avenue at how great and big we are. Mrs. A. N. Woodruff. lower peninsula. Mr. Hanna is a for- time for presentation of the claims mer commander of the Michigan De- in Liber 183 of Mortgages, on Page January 10, 1934, in Liber 183 of Lake. 6-2—2t so be recollections of past associa-; Morse Street. Detroit. Rev. W. J. Van Garratt says that while row- L. D. Holland and family arrived Mortgages, on Page 33, and said against said estate should be limited 'llieA&i a (\eciMi! ing on Mill Creek a large black bass NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE partment of Veterans of Foreign 173, and said mortgagee having FRIDAY. JUNE 2, 1939. FLOWERS, PLANTS, FLORAL tions and experiences. These recoI-jWitt. pastor. here Wednesday from Detroit and elected under the terms of said mort- mortgagee having elected under the and that a time and place be ap- lections will have more or less ln-i This Synod is one of thirty-four flopped into his boat. He avers that they will move into the house re- Wars, and a former President of the WORK. Flowers by wire every- FOR SALE—Gasoline range in good pointed to receive, examine and ad- Default having been made in the gage to declare the entire principal terms of said mortgage to declare the where. T. R. SHANE, Florist. fluence in our lives: what will it be? to be formed from the 20 Districts this is no "fish story." cently purchased of E. W. Austin on conditions of that certain mortgage Michigan Press Association. condition, reasonable. Phone 186 just all claims and demands against • Perfections are the world's most popular oil stoves, and A carload of machinery for the and accrued interest thereon due, entire principal and accrued Interest ORDER APPOINTING TIME ^FOR Phone Watervliet 85F3. tf There is an influence which of the Evangelical Synod of North Paw Paw avenue. dated the first day of May, 1934, thereon due, which- election it does ROSS WALKER. 6-2—It said deceased by and before said canning factory arrived yesterday which election Lt does hereby exer- HEARING CLAIMS stretches across 20 centuries of time America and the 5(5 classes of the have been for 50 years. There are more Perfections in use Many trees were uprooted or executed by Thomas Skorupa, and NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE cise, pursuant to which there is hereby exercise, pursuant to which Court; from an upper room in Jerusalem j Reformed Church in the United morning and it will all be here and broken over by the storm Sunday State of Michigan, DRAYING and TRANSFER—Any- It is Ordered, That creditors of said Esther Skorupa, as his wife and in claimed to be due and unpaid on said there is claimed to be due and un- thing, anywhere. Phone 201, Water- which the pastor will use as a ser- j States. The two Churches merged in place in a day or two. They had night, more damage being done in her own individual right, as mort- Defaults having been made in the paid on said mortgage at the date of The Probate Court for the County ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR deceased are required to present today than all other makes. steam up yesterday and everything conditions of a cetlain mortgage mortgagp at the date of this notice of Beitien. vliet F RAUTH. mon theme next Sunday morning in 1934. on a basis of "mutual con- the southeast portion of the town- gagors, to the Land Bank Commis- for principal and interest the sum of this notice for principal and interest HEARING CLAIMS their claims to suid Court al said preceding the Sacrament of the fidence." and the merging of their worked nicely. made by William C. Hafer and At a session of said Court, held at There must be a reason. ship than elsewhere. Many say that sioner, acting pursuant to the provi- one thousand eight hundred thirty- and advancements for insurance the State of Michigan, Probate Office on or before the 2nd Lord's Supper, ; work is proceeding very rapidly. Many towns have a curfew ordin- the storm, although brief, was the sions of Part 3 of the Act of Congress Elsie Hafer, husband and wife, of sum of three thousand two hundred the Probate Office in the City of St. FOR PROMPT and COURTEOUS day of October A. D. 1939, at ten ance which keeps the youngsters off the Village of Coloma, Berrien six and 3/100 dollars ($1,836.03) and Joseph, in said County, on the The Probate Court for the County 10 a. m. Sunday School. A help-1 Most of the congregations of the There IS a reason: Perfec- fiercest in their recollection. known as the Emergency Farm no suit or proceeding at law or in seventy and 54/100 dollars ($3,270.54) SERVICE—Stop at Tom Bower's o'clock in the forenoon, said time ful hour for young and old. Michigan-Indiana Synod belonged to the streets at night. It would not Watervliet can boast a sunken Mortgage Act of 1933, as amended County, Michigan, to HOME OWN- and no suit or proceeding at law or 15th day of May A. D. 1939. DX Service Station on US-12 at West of Berrien. and place being hereby appointed be a bad idea for our town to have ER'S LOAN CORPORATION, equity having been instituted to Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, At a session of said Court, held at the Michigan District of the Evangel- tions give the greateit garden. It adjoins Jennings & Irey s (U.S.C. Title 12, Sections 1016-1019), recover the debt secured by said in equity having been instituted to City Limits. High grade Pennsylvan- for the examination and adjustment ical Synod of North America. one. Corporation organized under the Judge of Probate. the Probate Office in the City of THE METHODIST CHURCH implement store and shows the re- as mortgagee, filed for records in the mortgage or any part thereof; recover the debt secured by said ia Motor Oils and DX Gas.—Chick- of all claims and demands against SATISFACTION. They give Cyrus Weaver brought to the Rec- sults of the careful -attention given office of the Register of Deeds of laws of the United States of Ameri- mortgage or any part thereof; In the Matter of the Estate of ens dressed to order at all times. St. Joseph in said County, on the said deceased. Grant L. Jordan, Pastor. ord office a stalk of pie-plant twenty NOW. THEREFORE, by virtue of Ralph Russell, Deceased. 29th day of May A. D. 1939. Nothing that is great is easy—Rus- it by the junior member of the firm. Berrien County, Michigan, on the ca, dated September 24, 1935, and the power of sale contained in said NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue Phone 189 R. tf It is Further Ordered. That public i kin. inches long and large in proportion. recorded in the office of the Register It appearing to the Court that the Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, Sunday school at 10 a. m. the greatest satisfaction Where in former years weeds and 16th day of August, 1934, recorded in mortgage and pursuant to the of the power of sale contained notice thereof be given by publica- Preaching service at 11 a. m. The leal was big enough for a lady's rubbish held forth, a different pic- Liber 190 of Mortgages on Page 117 ol Deeds for Berrien County, Michi- in said mortgage and pursu- time for presentation of the claims Judge of Probate. tion of a copy of this order for three cape. gan, on September 27, 1935, in Liber Statutes of the State of Michigan in against said estate should be limited SEPTIC tanks, toilets, and cess pools In the Matter of the Estate of Epworth League at 6:30 p. m. because of excellent per- ture is now presented to the passer- thereof, and which mortgage was such case made and provided, ant to the Statutes of the State successive weeks previous to said Uncle Wallace Smith picked a by at the corner of Main and St. Jo- 192 of Mortgages, on Page 221, and and that a time and place be appoint- cleaned. LEON HENTSCHEL. Gardner A. Wigent, Deceased. day of hearing, in the Watervliet thereafter and on the 22d day of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on of Michigan In such case made and Phone 7 F-12. tf 4-21 ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC CHURCH f'-. niance and long life. handful of ripe strawberries on treels March, 1939, by an instrument, in said mortgagee having elected under ed to receive, examine and adjust all It appearing to the Court that the Record, a newspaper printed and sep Monday, July 31, 1939, at ten o'clock provided. NOTICE IS HEREBY claims and demands against said de- Watervliet NQISAID. Thursday of last week—May 24. Last writing, duly assigned to the Federal the terms of said mortgage to de- GIVEN that on Monday, June 26 time for presentation of the claims circulated in said County. DID forenoon. Eastern Standard Time, at ceased by and before said Court; FOR SALE—Used washer in good TibU-Ttp" PtrfaiitM R-868 year he picked strawberries for the Farm Mortgage Corporation, a cor- clare the entire principal and accrued 1939 at ten o'clock forenoon,. Eastern against said estate should be limited (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD. J. Francis Murphy, Pastor. YOU table May IR. FIFTEEN YEARS AGO interest thereon due, which election the front door of the court house In It is Ordered, That creditors of condition; also used electric stove. and that « time and place be ap- poration, of Washington, D. C., and the City of St. Joseph, County of Standard Time at the front door of A true copy. Judge of Probate Sunday, June 4th, the first Sunday MEAT/ The heavy rainfall of Monday From Record of May 30, 1924. it does hereby exercise, pursuant to said deceased are required to present CONSUMERS COAL & APPL. CO., pointed to receive, examine and ad- SAY When all things are considered which assignment of mortgage was Berrien, Michigan (that being the the court house in the City of St. Jo- Watervliet. Phone 174-F2. 4-28 tf ELSIE KRAJCI. after Pentecost and the Feast of the A MEAT EATER night raised the water in Mill creek tiled for record in said office of the which there is claimed to be due seph, County of Berrien, Michigan their claims to said Court at said just all claims and demands against Register of Probate. FLEET? and its tributaries and about 9 o'clock Henry Krieger has purchased a place of holding Circuit Court in said Probate Office on or before the 18th said deceased by and before said Most Holy Trinity. ISA WINNER —cooking speed, cleanliness, Register of Deeds of the County of and unpaid on said mortgage at the County) said mortgage will be fore- (that being the place of holding on Monday morning 30 feet of Suth- Ford touring car. date of this notice for principal and day of September A. D. 1939, at ten COTTAGE FOR RENT—Suitable for Court; (June 2 - June 16) Hartford mass at 8:30 Sunday. It adjustability for any degree of J Lee Roth will arrive in Water- Berrien. Michigan, on the 24th day of closed by a sale at public auction to Circuit Court in said County) said living purposes all year around. is Communion Sunday for the men erland's dam went out and the flood March, 1939, recorded in Liber 12 of interest and advancements for insur- o'clock in the forenoon, said time It is Ordered. That creditors of said vliet today (Thursday) to spend the the highest bidder of the premises mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale and plaoe being hereby appointed for O. A. DODD, Bay View Hotel. 5-5tf and boys in devotion to the Sacred heat desired, baking ability, of water rushed on to the new iron Assignments of Mortgages on Page ance the sum of two thousand one at public auction to the highest bid- deceased are required to present ORDER FOR PUBLICATION— bridge on the highway and tore away week-end. hundred fifty-four and 90/100 ($2,- described in said mortgage, or so the examination and adjustment of their claims to said Court at said Heart and the Holy Name. Prepara- 228. der of the premises described in said Probate of Will movability, and ECONOMY—no one of the iron wings and washed out Arno Hall won the first prize at 154.90) and no suit or proceeding much thereof as may be necessary to all claims and demands against said Probate Office on or before the 2nd tion for holy communion from 7 to the coffee guessing contest recently NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that pay the amount due as aforesaid, and mortgage, or so much thereof as may WATCH, CLOCK, JEWELRY RE- State of Michigan, fl p. m. other cookstovo has so many a couple of rods of the western ap- at law or in equity having been in- deceased. PAIRING — For reliable watch, day of October A. D. 1939, at ten held at the Boston Store. said mortgage will be foreclosed, any sum or sun^ which may be paid be necessary to pay the amount due Mass at Watervliet at 10:30 a. m. i proach of the bridge. F. M. Sterner. pursuant to power of sale, and the stituted to recover the debt tecured It is Further Ordered, That public clock and Jewelry repairing, take o'clock in the forenoon, said time The Probate Court for the County desirable qualities as the modern Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Rogers have by the undersigned at or before said as aforesaid, and any sum or sums notice thereof be given by publica- Bible history and catechism classes proprietor of the Watervliet Flouring oremises therein described as: by said mortgage or any part theie- which may be paid by the under vour work to and place being hereby appointed of Berrien. Mills, had a large amount of corn three grandchildren who are mem- sale for taxes and/or insurance on tion of a copy of this order for three for the examination and adjustment At a session of said Court, held at after the masses Sunday. PERFECTION with its HIGH The North Half of the Southwest of; said premises, and all other sums signed at or before said sale for taxes CHAS. F. ECKERT X-879 (rr:n whili slightly damaged by the water. As bers of the graduating class of the NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of successive weeks previous''to said of all claims and demands against the Probate Office in the City of St First communion and coniirma-, POWER burners. R-869 [nre whiU Watervliet high school. They are: Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of :jaid by the undersigned, with inter- and/or Insurance on said premises, 154 Pleasant St tion services were held at St. Jo-1 soon as the flood subsided men and Section Thirty-four, Township Five the power of sale contained in said day of hearing, in the Watervliet Phone 21-W Watervliet said deceased. Joseph in said County, on the 19th Mildred D. Price. Raymond Rogers est thereon, pursuant to law and to and all other sums paid by the under- Rccord, a newspaper printed and day of May A. D. 1939. seph's church, Watervliet, Monday,! boys rushed into the mud and mire South, Range Nineteen West; mortgage and pursuant to the Statutes signed, with interest thereon, pur- Also Electric Clocks. It is Further Ordered, That public We can supply just the size and style yon and secured a large quantity of fish. and William B. Rogers. the terms of said mortgage, and all circulated in said County. notice thereof be given by publica- Present, Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, May 29th, at 8 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. lying within said County and State jf the State of Michigan in such case legal costs, charges and expenses, in- suant to law and to the terms of said The show company with which (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD, tion of a copy of this order for three Judge of Probate. The Rt. Rev. Bishop Joseph Albers, need, with one to five burners—from will be sold at public auction to the made and provided, NOTICE IS cluding an attorney's fee, which mortgage, and all legal costs, charges WANTED—Washings. D.D., of Lansing, Mich., presided and Quentin Johnson, Watervliet boy, is HEREBY GIVEN that on Monday, A true copy. Judge of Probate. successive weeks previous to said In the Matter of the Estate of associated as one of the actors, will highest bidder for cash by the Sheriff premises are described as follows: and expenses, including an attorney's MRS. TOM FRAZIER. confirmed a class of 46 children and small camp, dairy or laundry itoves to THIRTY YEARS AGO of Berrien County at the front doer August 7, 1939, at ten o'clock fore- fee, which premises are described as ELSIE KRAJCI, day of hearing, in the Watervliet Emma Camacho. Deceased. play at the Elite Theatre in Kalama- That certain piece or parcel of Record, a newspaper printed and Cora M. Crane Hoyt having filed adults. Among the clergy attending of the Court House In the City of noon, Eastern Standard Time at the land situated in the City of Benton follows: Register of Probate. complete porcelain enameled ranges From Record of June 4, 1909. zoo Thursday, Friday and Saturday WANTED—Washings or cleaning. circulated in said County. her petition, praying that an instru- the services were the Rev. Ralph Saint Joseph in said County and front outer door of the court house Harbor, County of Berrien, Michigan, That certain piece or parcel of land (May 19 - June 2) Day of Paw Paw, the Rev. Father J. night of this week. Members of the in the City of St. Joseph, County of Call 14F2 and ask for MRS. FRED (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD. ment filed in said Court be admitted (either ^Table-Top" or high-oven styles) Chas. Heffner has moved back to Congregational church choir are State, on Tuesday, August 8, 1939, at more particularly described as; situated in the City of Niles, County Barth of St. Michael's church, Kal- his farm. two o'clock P. M. There is due and Berrien, Michigan (that being the of Berrien, Michigan, more particu- WOOD. Jr. tf A true copy. Judge of Probate. to Probate as the last will and testa- with enclosed burners and fuel reservoir. planning to drive to Kalamazoo Sat- Lot 19, McDonald and Packard's ment of said deceased and that ad- amazoo, the Rev. Father Oser of Lyle Herron shot three wood- urday night to witnes:; the produc- payable at the date of this notice place of holding Circuit Court in Addition to Benton Harbor, accord- larly described as: ELSIE KRAJCI. Lansing, secretary of the Rt. Rev. chucks at one shot Wednesday. upon the debt secured by said mort- saii County) said mortgage will be Part of Block Four (4) of Obed P. FOR SALE—Motor boat in good con- Register of Probate. ministration of said estate be granted • tion. ing to the plat thereof recorded in to Cora M. Crane Hoyt or some other Bishop, the Rev. Joseph Rotchford of There were heavy rains Monday gage, the sum of $1572.31. foreclosed by a sale at public auc- Volume 2 of Plats, Page 15, in the Lacey's Addition to West Niles, now J. W. GUNN M. D. dition. Inquire of C. P. HODGSON, Last Friday Charle;; Clark, em- Paw Paw Lake or of Harold Kinyon, (June 2 - June 16) suitable person. Niles, the Rev. Frank Carroll of Hitb-Pawt- - - Conic. ;i and sec the modem Perfections—or Ut night. Rain fell steadily all Wed- Dated May 6, 1939. tion to the highest bidder of the office of the Register of Deeds for the City of Niles, according to the Pir/KiitnVtrfi ' ployed on the new school building Office Honrs, 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. Lewis Addition, Watervliet. 6-2p It is Ordered, That the 19th day of Dowagiac, the Rev. Father Edward nesday night; grass, wheat and oats job. fell from a staging and struck on FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE premises described in said mortgage, Berrien County, Michigan. plat thereof as recorded in Volume of Decatur, tho Rev. Father Casmer No. sjj fW/ Ui •'r' T 071 c r::t 10 your kitchen for a free trial, have been greatly benefited. or so much thereof as may be neces- Four Days—Mon., Wed., Thurs., Sat June A. D. 1939 at ten A. M., at said some floor joists fifteen feet below. CORPORATION, a corporation, DATED: May 5, 1939. "M" of Deeds on Page 49; also part An extra charge from 6 to 8 p. m. Allegan Woman Celebrates 102nd Probate Office is hereby appointed of Bangor, the Very Rev. Father -TH€ mfiinDI$H Splaihir Back Misses LaVisa Curtis and Agnes He was picked up unconscious and of Washington, D. C., sary to pay the amount due as afore- of the land lying east of said Block FOR SALE—Used rugs, good ones Joseph Coyle and his assistant, the said, and any sum or sums which HOME OWNERS' LOAN No calls accepted after 8 p. m. Birthday for hearing said petition. OP TH€ m€flL Silver graduated from the Berrien taken to the office of Dr. Peer. For- Assignee of Mortgagee. 4 and lying between said Block 4 baby beds, $2.50 up; sewing ma- It is Further Ordered. That public Rev. Father George Miller, of St. County Normal at St. Joseph on may be paid by the undersigned CORPORATION, and the St. Joseph River, described tunately, his injuries did not prove GORDON BREWER. Mortgagee. chine. $3.00; ice boxes, $3.50 up; new Mrs. Anna Case, of Allegan, cele- notice thereof be given by publica- Joseph, Mich., the Rev. Father George Wednesday of last week. to be of a serious nature, aside from Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee, at or before said sale for taxes and as: Commencing at the southwest studio couches. $24.75 and $29.75 brated her 102nd birthday Memorial Witteman of Benton Harbor, the Rev. or insurance on said premises, and GRAY & GRAY. tion of a copy hereof for three suc- Coral Coon. Geo. Coon and Elmer a badly cut and bruised ear. He was Bronson, Michigan. corner of Block 4, O. P. Lacey's Plat dining tables, $3.95 and up. VAN'S Day with a party. Mrs. Case is act- cessive weeks previous to said day of Gerard Owens of New Buffalo, the Meachum caught 107 specled bass in all other sums paid by the under- Attorneys for Mortgagee of West Niles, thence northerly FURNITURE STORE. Watervliet Harris & Alfing around next day. PS-1678 (May 12 - July 28) ive and mentally alert despite her hearing in the Watervliet Record, a Rev. Father William Flannigan of COLOMA HARDWARE CO. Paw Paw Lake Tuesday in four The annual commencement events signed, with interest thereon,, pur- Business Address: along the east line of North State Phone 269. We pay cash for stoves advanced years, and on Monday was South Haven, the Rev. Father Paul 120 Pipestone Street, Eyes Tested and Correctly Fitted. All newspaper printed and circulated in CHARLES C. SMITH, Mgr.—COLOMA, MICH. hours. Dr. Anderson also caught a of the Watervliet high school are suant to law and to the terms of Street, one hundred feet; thence and furniture. 6-2 given a shampoo and wave set in said County. Heenan of Rochester, and the Rev. nice string. said mortgage, and all legal costs, Benton Harbor, Michigan. due east to the St. Joseph River-flow Kinds of Glasses Fnrnished. preparation for the occasion, to which Father J. Francis Murphy, local pas- scheduled for the coming week. Al- NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE (Seal) MALCOLM HATFIELD, Groceries & Meats Misses Isabelle Kist and Eva Smith ways an important occasion in the charges and expenses, including an water line), thence southerly along Watervliet, Michigan. FOR SALE—One walnut bookcase she eagerly looked forward to. On the tor. of Chicago and Miss Ina Becraft of Defaults having been made (and attorney's fee, which premises are (May 5 - July 28) •he said river to the north line of A true copy. Judge of Probate. PHONE 28 affairs of the community, the com- DE-627-LG App. 12-13-36 one studio couch with innerspring 100th birthday anniversary of Mrs. The class covered both the parish St. Joseph were here to attend the such defaults having continued for described as follows. East Main Street; thence westerly Case Allegan City gave a party in her ELSIE KRAJCI and mission at Hartford. Four na- mencement doings this year are of more than ninety days) in the con- mattress, one fumed oak dining Register of Probate. Watervliet, IVlichigan Extra Copies of The Record on Sale at Nu-Way Shop. commencement social events. That certain piece or parcel of along said line of East Main Street table and buffet. Very reasonable honor and she cut a 30 pound cake tionalities and two counties were in- more than usual interest because of ditions of a certain mortgage made A crowded house greeted the Class the large number in the senior class land situated in the Village of Co- NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE to place of beginning. F. W. BROWN, M. D. Call 159 or 83. 6-2p for her guests. (May 26 - June 9) cluded in the district. The altars of 1909 at the opera house last Fri- by NORMAN W. GOODMAN and loma. County of Berrien, State of DATED: March 31, 1939. and church were recently renovated, who are to be graduates of the local HELEN W. GOODMAN, husband Default having been made in the day evening and each one of the five high school this year. There are 27 Michigan, more particularly describ- HOME LOAN OWNERS' Physician and Surgeon painted and decorated for the occa-j members—Paul Merrifeld, Malcolm and wife, of the Township of Niles, ed as: conditions of that certain mortgage CORPORATION sion. The sanctuary was elaborate: young people in the Class of 1924, the Berrien County, Michigan, to HOME dated the first day of June, 1934, OFFICE IN OPERA HOUSE BLOCK Sherwood. George Hones, Charlotte Lot Eleven (11) and the North Mortgagee. 1 in its garden of spring flower color- j largest class ever graduated from tho OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, executed by Allie Meyers and Elva WATERVLIEl , MICHIGAN Becraft and Katheryn McGowan— local educational institution and it is Three Eighths (3/8) of Lot Ten (10) GRAY & GRAY ing, tall tapered candles and potted handled his or he.- subject on the probably the last class that will be a Corporation organized under the of Sutton's Addition to the Village Meyers, as his wife and in her own Attorney for Mortgagee. Calls Answered Promptly Day or plants. The church choir, under the program in a manner gratifying to graduated from the old school build- 'aws of the United States of America, of Coloma. according to the record- individual right, as mortgagors, to Business Address: — Night — diiection of the organist, rendered the instructors of these young people, ing, in which the youth of Watervliet dated August 18. 1934, and recorded ed plat thereof. the Land Bank Commissioner, acting 120 Pipestone Street, jptcial musical program for the oc- and each one deserved the words of and vicinity has received its primary in the office of the Register of Deeds DATED: May 12, 1939. pursuant to the provisions of Part 3 Benton Harbor, Michigan. cat ion of the morning first holy com- commendation and approval meted and high school training for 34 years. for Berrien County, Michigan, on HOME OWNER'S LOAN of the Act of Congress known as the mun.on and the evening confirma- September 5, 1934. in Liber 188 of Emergency Farm Mortgage Act of DE-627-LG (Mar. 31 - June 23) my out by Hon. A. N. Woodruff in his The first class of three was graduat- CORPORATION. App 12-13-36 DR. JOE F. REED tion services. presentation of diplomas. The past ed in 1890. Counting the class this Mortgages, on Page 251, and said Mortgagee. 1933, as amended (U.S.C. Title 12, ^ DOESN'T year has been one of the most suc- mortgagee having elected under the Sections 1016-1019), as mortgagee, year the total number graduated GRAY & GRAY, Osteopathic ( HRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES cessful that the school has ever en- from the Watervliet school in 34 terms of said mortgage to declare Attorneys for Mortgagee. filed for records in the office of the Register of Deeds of Berrien County, NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE Physician and Surgeon joyed and Prof. Emerson, the Board years is 302. the entire principal and accrued in- Business Address: "God the Only Cause and Creator" terest thereon due, which election it Michigan, on the 16th day of June,! -73 POP GET A of Education and the other teachers, 120 Pipestone Street, Defaults having been made (and GENERAL PRACTICE will be the subject of the lesson- as well as the graduates themselves, does hereby exercise, pursuant to Benton Harbor, Michigan. 1934, recorded in Liber 185 of Mort- such defaults having continued for sermon in all Christian Science are entitled to a full measure of com- Milton Steere, a former constable which there is claimed to be due and gages on Page 493 thereof, and which churches throughout the world on (May 12 August 4) more than ninety days) in the condi- Specializinff in Treatment of . mendation. The fact that the school at Niles, was arraigned before Jus- unpaid on said mortgage at the date mortgage was thereafter and on the tions of a certain mortgage made by Deafness. Sunday, June 4. has earned a place on the approved tice Rody in St. Joseph on a charge of this notice for principal and inter- DE-627-LG App. 12-13-36 23d day of June, 1937, by an instru- The Golden Text (Psalms 93:1) is; ROBERT H. CHAPMAN and JEN- North Main Street , Phone 150 list of the University of Michigan of impersonating an officer and was est the sum of two thousand two ment in writing, duly assigned to the NIE CHAPMAN, husband and wife, RUKD GAS WATER HEATER "The Lord reigneth, he is clothed makes this year notably one for re- bound over to the circuit court un- hundred twenty-five and 68/100 Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation, WATERVLIET. MICHIGAN with majesty; the Lord is clothed M NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE cf the Township of St. Joseph. joicing and felicitations on the part der bonds of $500. A number ol dollars ($2,225.68) and no suit or a corporation, of Washington, D. C., ' He/rien County, Michigan, to HOME with strength, wherewith he hath nmr, of those who in various ways are complaints had been made against proceeding at law or in equity hav- Defaults having been made (and and which assignment of mortgage OWNERS' LOAN CORPORATION, girded himself: the world also is es- MARVELOUS? helping to make the school what it Steele, who was forced to resign from ing been instituted to recover the was filed for record in said office of ON THE such defaults having continued for a Corporation organized under tho tablished, that it cannot be moved." is. his position as constable last Novem- debt secured by said mortgage or any more than ninety days) in the condi- the Register of Deeds of the County Among the Bible citations is this part thereof; , - „ . „ ,,, , .. . i laws of the United States of America, ber after wholesale arrests of motor- tions of a certain mortgage made by of 10^7 ki nw 12 dated August 14, 1934, and recorded H. G. McMAHAN, M. D. passage (Psalms 100:3): "Know ye ists. Since his resignation as an offi- NOW, THEREFORE, by virtue of EMERY H. WIKEL and MARGRETT of June. 1937, recorded in Liber 12 lrl the office of the He8l8ter of Deeds EASY that the Lord he is God; it is he that TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO cer, Steere has been a WPA worker. the power of sale contained in said WIXEL, husband and wife, of the oi Assignments of Mortgages on for Berrien County, Michigan, on hath made us, and not we ourselves: mortgage and pursuant to the Page 66. Physician and Surgeon From Record of June 5, 1914. City of Benton Harbor, Berrien August 24, 1934, in Liber 188 of we are his people, and the sheep of Statutes of the State of Michigan in County, Michigan, to HOME OWN- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mortgages, on Page 201, and said Office at his pasture." Some Bainbridge growers market- The Michigan Bell Telephone Com- such case made and provided. said mortgage will be foreclosed, PAYMENT ERS' LOAN CORPORATION, a mortgagee having elected under the Residence—147 St. Joseph St. Correlative passages to be read ed strawberries this week. pany is reported to be expending a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Corporation organized under the pursuant to power of sale, and the terms of said mortgage to declare from the Christian Science textbook, D Twin boys were born to Mr. and sum of about $ 0,000 in improving its on Monday, July 24, 1939. at ten laws of the United States of America, premises therein described as: the entire principal and" accrued Office Hears "Science and Health with Key to the Mrs. Bushouse May 28. 1914. service in the vicinity of New Buffalo o'clock forenoon. Eastern Standard dated June 26, 1934, and recorded in Part of the Southeast Quarter of interest thereon due, which election 2 to 5 7 to 9 PLAN Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy, YES, BUT....THE Will Dade of Hartford had two and Lakeside. Time, at the f'-ont outer door of the the office of the Register of Deeds Section Twenty-nine, Township It does hereby exercise, pursuant to Except Wednesday and Sunday include the following (p. 502): "There Court House in the City of St. Joseph. for Berrien County, Michigan, on Three South, Range Seventeen West, is but one creator and one creation. which there is claimed to be due — GENERAL SURGERY — County of Berrien, Michigan (that July 12, 1934, in Liber 183 of Mort- described as follows: Commencing at and unpaid on said mortgage at the This creation consists of the unfold- GREATEST WONDER being the place of holding Circuit gages, on Page 537, and said mortga- a point sixteen rods east of the inter- date of this notice for principal and Phone 81 Watervliet, Mich. ing of spirttual ideas and their iden- Court in said County) said mortgage gee having elected under the terms section of the highway running north interest the sum oC one thousand tities, which are embraced in the OF'TOE WORLD OF will be foreclosed by a sale at public of said mortgage to declare the entire and south through Section Twenty- five hundred eighty-five and 42/100 infinite Mind and forever reflected. auction to the highest bidder of the principal and accrued interest thereon nine with the highway running east dollars ($1,589.42) and no suit or These ideas range from the infin- TOMORROW'S AT OUR SERVICE premises described in said mortgage, due, which election it does hereby through the center of said section; proceeding at law or in equity having itesimal to infinity, and the highest or so much thereof as may be neces- exercise, pursuant to which there is thence running east twenty-nine haen instituted to' recover the debt DEANEFIZZELL,D.D.S. ideas are the sons and daughters of sary to pay the amount due as afore- claimed to be due and unpaid on rods; thence south seventy-three God." tlOMC IN OUR Is Not Expensive. We in- secured by said mortgage or any DENTAL OFFICE IN said, and any sum or sums which said mortgage at the date of this rods to the north line of lands owned part thereof: may be paid by the undersigned at by Robert Umphrey; thence west vite a comparison of price notice for principal and interest the NOW. THEREFORE, by virtue of FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG. Salem Lutheran Church KITCHEN-OIM or before said sale for taxes and/or sum of one thousand five hundred along Umphrey's north line to the 'he power of sale contained in said Watervliet, Michigan insurance on said premises, and all forty-two & 64/100 dollars ($1,542.64) center of the highway; thence north Rev. W. H. Franzmann, Pastor. mortgage and pursuant to the Statutes PHONE 119 other sums paid by the undersigned, and no suit or proceeding at law or along center of highway fifty-two of the State of Michigan in such case The Festival of the Trinity will be UECntCMNGE with interest thereon, pursuant to in equity having been instituted to i ods to the south line of right of way made and provided, NOTICE IS observed on Sunday, June 4th. The law and to the terms of said mort- recover the debt secured by said cf Benton Harbor-St. Joseph Railway HEREBY GIVEN that on Monday. pastor will preach a sermon pointing keasey Funeral Home gage. and all legal costs, charges and mortgage or any part thereof; ••v Light Company; thence northeast- July 10,1939, at ten o'clock forenoon. to the necessity of a faith in the Tri-; expenses, including an attorney's NOW. THEREFORE, by virtue of erly along said right of way to the 521 S. Tiaia SL. Phones 268 & 103 Eastern Standard Time, at the front O.J.HOWARD, D.V.M. une God. The choir will sing "Holy,' fee, which premises are described as the power of sale contained in said place of beginning, subject to lease Holy, Holy." There will be two ser- follows: door of the court house In the City mortgage and pursuant to the Statutes to W. A. Baker and Jacob Fritz re- of St, Joseph, County of Dei den, vices, the English at 9:15 and the corded in Liber 19 of Miscellaneous VETERINARIAN O OAS FOR HOT WATER—with the Ruud Auto- That certain piece or parcel of land of the State of Michigan in such case Michigan (that being the place of matic Gas Water Heater equipped with a tank German at 11:10 a. m. situated in the Township of Niles. made and provided, NOTICE IS Records, on page 636, granting privi- holding Circuit Court in said County; Phone No. 84-R. G County of Berrien. Michigan, more HEREBY GIVEN that on Monday, lege of taking water from springs on that'a guaranteed for 10 years against rust and coro- said mortgage will be foreclosed by Residence West of Creamery YES SIR! particularly described as: July 3, 1939, at ten o'clock forenoon. farm for thirty years. a sale at public auction to the high- •Ion. Eastern Standard Time, at the front lying within said County and State est bidder of the premises described WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN She went off slicker'n a whistle. A part of the Southwest Quarter will be sold at public auction to the of the Northwest Quarter of Section door of the court house in the City in said mortgage, or so much thereof Ruud Hot Water is automatically controlled so an instant, The brain and brawn were there and of St. Joseph, County of Berrien highest bidder for cash by the Sheriff as may be necessary to pay the they agreed—Watervliet is to be a Twenty-three (23), Township Seven of Berrien County at the front door plentiful supply is constantly on hand. Under U. S. Government Supervision (7) South, Range Seventeen (17) Michigan (that being the place of amount due as aforesaid, and any City of Hospitality, a bigger and bet- holding Circuit Court in said County) of the Court House in the City of St sum or sums which may be paid by ter 4th of July program is being West, commencing at a point on the Joseph in said County and State, on C. I. MONROE Ruud Hot Water is clean because it supplies hot witer COOK West line of Section Twenty-three said mortgage will be foreclosed by the undersigned, at or before said planned. Our City Park and our a sale at public auction to the high- Tuesday. June 13, 1939, at two o'clock sale for taxes and/or insurance on NOTARY PUBLIC, from a rust proof, tank. hospitality is going to be made a fea- (23) one hundred sixty-six and one- P. M. There is due and payable at tenth (166.1) feet North of the West est bidder of the premises described said premises, and all other sums REAL ESTATE, ture of worthy mention. in said mortgage, or so much thereof the date of this notice upon the debt paid by the undersigned, with inter- Perfect Hot Water Service — furnished by (JAS — was Do You Remember Quarter Section corner of said Sec- secured by said mortgage, the sum Yes sir. we believe Watervliet is tion Twenty-three (23); said point as may be necessary to pay the est thereon, pursuant to law and to and never easier to own than ... RIGHT NOW I going to bat 100 per cent in the fu- ELECTRIC cf $2391.12. being the intersection of the center- amount due as aforesaid, and any the terms of said mortgage, and all INSURANCE ture. Wy? Our Chamber of Com- line of the highway with the West sum or sums which may be paid by Dated March 11, 1939. legal costs, charges and expenses, merce has taken on a new life. New Thrill Number One? line of Section Twenty-three (23)- the undersigned at or before said FEDERAL FARM MORTGAGE including an attorney's fee, which WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN officers have been* elected and at HETHER you belong to the school thence North fifty-three degrees sale for taxes and/or insurance on CORPORATION, a corporation, premises are described as follows: the meeting Wednesday evening of thought tluit considers an thirteen minutes (53° 13') East along said premises, and all other sums of Washington, D. C., That certain piece or parcel of there was real harmony, a harmony, What a Feeling When First a Scratch of Your the center line of the highway five paid by the undersigned, with inter- Assignee of Mortgagee. land situated in the Township of St. MYRON WOLCOTT if you will, that was extraordinary. WELECtrlc Range a modern cook- hundred fourteen and seven-tenths est thereon, pursuant to law and to GORDON BREWER Joseph, County of Berrien, Michigan Everyone was in unison. We must STAR PPLAL N ing nuichinc, or prefer to think of it as the Pen Meant Money tlie terms of said mortgage, and all Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee, more particularly described as: Special Offer! have recreation, sports and music. (514.7) feet to the place of begin- Attorney at Law A * Range with a chefs brain, you will agree You remember the thrill of signing your first check long ning; thence North fifty-three de- legal costs, charges and expenses, Bronson, Michigan. Lot Thirty (30), Colfax Avenue Our City Commission has appropriat- including an attorney's fee, which Office over First National Bank. after you have grown accustomed to the many conveniences grees thirteen minutes (53° 13') East PS-1678 (March 17 - June 2) Addition to Benton Harbor, Mich- ed. we understand, $500 to that end. **** that it is truly one of the wonders of the age premises are described as follows: igan according to the plat thereof — Phones — Many people visit our City Park. 5 of a checking account. one hundred thirty-two (132) feet; ... an ELECtric "cook" is cook in name That certain piece or parcel of land recorded in the office of the Register Writing your first check is thrilling — and important. You thence South thirty-six degrees Watervliet 119 st. Joseph 235 I*'rom the' north, south, east and west $15.00 TRADE IN AL- situated in the City of Benton Har- jf Deeds for Berrien County, 1:, LOWANCE only and really a lady of leisure ... she may have put your name on a piece of paper and made it worth forty-seven minutes (36° 47') East Enders Greyhound busses leave i 30 DAY FREE TRIAL they cohie. and return to our midst. bor, County of Berrien, Michigan, Volume 4 ot Plats, page 32. They comment and enjoy the fea- 1 for your old cook money. More important, you have begun to conduct your three hundred sixty-three (363) feet: Watervliet for Kalamazoo at 7:30 a. be far away from the faithful ELECtric more particularly described as: DATED: April 14, 1939. 'ures of our park. Many picnics are itovo or, financial affairs in a businesslike way. thence South fifty-one degrees thir- Lot One Hundred Twenty-two m.. 11:25 a. m., 3:00 p. m., 5:40 p. m. Range automatically cooking an entire HOME OWNERS' LOAN held, and year after year, they come, SIS.OO FREE CREDIT TO teen minutes (51° 13') West one (122), Colfax Avenue Addition to Leave for Benton Harbor at 10:00 Stop running all over town to pay your bills. Quit buying CORPORATION, and will come as long as Watendiet ALL NEW HOME evening^ meal, while she plays or improves hundred thirty-two (132) feet; thence Benton Harbor, Michigan, according a. m.. 1:45 p. m.. 5:25 p. m.. 8:25 p.m William P. Jones, Sr. money orders. Come in and open a checking account. A Mortgagee. makes our park a monument of hos- BUILDERS. North thirty-six degrees forty-seven to the plat thereof recorded in the Payments $1.50 Per Mo. her time. small amount is a big beginning. GRAY & GRAY, pitality. minutes (36° 47') West three hundred office of the Register of Deeds for NOTARY PUBLIC THE LOWEST FINANCE Attorneys for Mortgagee Our lake, too. is of no mean im- CHARGE IN HIS- sixty-three (363) feet to the place of Berrien County in Book 4 of Plats, HENRY CHAMBERLAIN LODGE To Cook Tomorrow's Way Today, install "You'll Find Us Friendly" beginning. Business Address: With Seal portance to our interest and it also I TORY. page 32. NO. 308, F. & A. M„ Lodge rooms 120 Pipestone Street, DATED:-April 28. 1939. was given due consideration at this MODELS COSTING AS an ELECtric Range. DATED: April 7, 1939. Masonic Hall, Watervliet, Michigan. Benton Harbor, Michigan. WATERVLIET, MICH. HOME OWNERS' LOAN meeting, and to know thy neighbor LITTLE AS 10c A HOME OWNERS' LOAN Regular communications 2nd Wed- 18 Years' Experience In Executing CORPORATION, DE-627-LG App. 12-13-36 was plainly depicted as a stepping DAY. CORPORATION. nesday evening of each month. Visit- Legal Papers. stone to the success of our commun- Mortgagee. Mortgagee ing brothers always welcome. (April 14-July 7) LOW 2'/a CENT RATE GRAY & GRAY, GRAY & GRAY. ity. AVAILABLE FOR First National Bank R. R. SHELTERS, W. M. —W. H. R. 5. Attorneys for Mortgagee COOKING. INDIANA D MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANY Attorneys for Mortgagee Why not send in your subscription Medical & Surgical Diseases of WATERVLIET, MICHIGAN Business Address: Business Address: CLAIR SHEPARD. Secretary. The GAS Co. Trawr 120 Pipestone Street, now to The Record and for only 30c Mrs. Sarah E. Curran, a resident of Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Deposits 120 Pipestone Street, ^ EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Benton Harbor, Michigan. Lawton for 50 years, died last week Insured. Benton Harbor, Michigan. more get a year's subscription to Treated by W. L. Curtis, M D. BENTON HARBOR PHONE 5-2151 ST. JOSEPH Self-pity distorts our views of life The pathfinder? ^ two for „ ym at the Kalarna/oo home for the aged. | (Apr. 28 . July 21) (Apr. 7 - June 30) and disqualifies us to meet its re- . . SPECIALIST GLASSES FITTED She was 94 years of age. DE-627-LG App. 12-13-36 DE-627-LG App. 12-13-36 sponslbiUties, for only $1.80. Beaton Harbor, Michigan r«W"tr/^t;cvvw* BXaBSSdHKEMBRBB

Watervliet Record, Watervliet, Mich., June 2, 1939 The former Mrs. J. Zientara, own- i Members of the Scth Hart Family MRS. HARVEY ARENT HONORED Ruby Cross Entertained At Linen Gordon Lewis visited friends in Bill Rogers is erecting a garage on Howell Sunday. his property on Loveland Home er of Forest Beach Lodge, wishes Here tor Meinoria| Day Shower to announce that her name is now: Richard Enos is working at the Acres. Mrs. James Kibler. Mrs. Leonard Mrs. Gale Patterson and Mrs. BREVITIES Mrs. Peter J. Krehoff. Several members of the Hart fam- Frantz and Mrs Henry Kuhlman of Harris and Alfing store, Marceline Finnefrock has re- Gordon Owens entertained Tuesday j decorated and enlarged the Marceline J. McGraft, of Ireland, and a party dy. former South Watervliet resi- Coloma were joint hostesses at a Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Schalow of of friends, are spending an outing at i dents, were here to attend Memorial evening. May 30, at a delightful linen! in Beauty Shop. delightful evening party Wednesday, shower in honor of Miss Ruby Cross. | Ivan Wigent of Detroit, was Cadillac visited here this week. Forest Beach. Mr. McGraft was ov- Day exercises at the Watervliet Watervliet this week. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Crocker at- May 24. in honor of Mrs. Harvey This party was held at the home of i James Krontz is ill with scarlet er from Ireland thirty years ago and cemetery and were entertained at a I Arent of this city. The party was Mrs. Patterson on Elm street. Robert Merrifield of South Bend fever at his home on Lawndale, west tended the 500 mile automobile race was then a visitor at the local re- j dinner by Miss Nellie Smith. Fol- held at the home of Mrs. Frantz in Games were enjoyed throughout was here Memorial Day. of the city. at Indianapolis on Memorial Day. sort, which has changed considerably' lowing is a list of those who were Coloma. Guests included officers the evening and prizes won by Miss j Sol Winokur has been over from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sprague le- Mrs. Grace Brooks, Mrs. Geraldine since that time. j here: Miss Bertha Hart, Mr. and Mrs, ar of the Eastern Star of Watervliet Cross and Mrs. Fred Pockett. The Chicago a few days the past week. turned Wednesday evening from Alfing and son, Norman, of South Mr. and Mrs. Carl Svatoe:. and « 7 Overholt, Mr. and Mrs Sidney and friends of Coloma. guest of honor was presented with a Clayton McNeal of South Haven their wedding trip. Haven, and Miss Barbara Lee of family are at their cottage "The Maple and daughter Miss Barbara Games and contests were enjoyed Hartford spent Monday in Chicago. a,rd shower of beautiful gifts of linen visited friends in the city Tuesday. Chesence" at Fairview Beach, where B - Sylvester Hart and daughter and prizes were won by Mrs. Charles Miss Mable Stewart of Battle uz n 0 a 0 which she found by following a ball Creek visited friends and relatives Mrs. Ecil Wigent, who recently they have made many improvements. ^ ? f v 1" K'^'anjazoo, Mis Lyddick of Bainbridge and Mrs. A. of string through both the Patterson Rev. and Mrs. Grant Jordan and underwent two operations at the Rachel Jacobs and children, Robert daughter, Jeanette, were in Chicago in the city Memorial Day. M. Collins. Mrs Clarence Chamber- and Owens homes. Borgess hospital in Kalamazoo, is Mrs. Lawrence Kuen, of B^wes and Nancy, of Lake Bluff. Illinois; lin and Mrs. Harry Scherer of this Dainty refreshments of ice cream Monday. Howard Baumann, of Chicago, expected to be able to return home Landing, will attend the graduatioin Mrs. Bessie Hart Smith of Chicago, city. These were presented to the and cakes were served by the host- Miss Gertrude Harlan of Chicago spent the week-end and Memorial .soon. exercises at the St. Joseph Academy guest of honor. esses. was a week-end guest of Miss Lillie Day here with Ecil Wigent. this Friday evening. Her grand- ~ Delicious refreshments were served Many compliments were heard daughter. Miss Louise Elaine Fritz.; Hot weather has prevailed the past The date of Miss Cross' marriage Brevard. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gerling and this week upon the splendid appear- at small tables where the color to Harry Schultz has been set for Emanuel Lull was home from Mrs. Charles Treder, of Benton Har- former grade student o^ the Water- week and on Friday afternoon heavy icheme was carricd out in pink and ance of the local cemetery on Me- vliet school, .is a member of the showers came to gladden the hearts Saturday, June 10. Western State Teachers College over bor, were here Memorial Day. morial Day, when the floral decora- blue. Favors marked each guest's On Monday of this week, the the week-end. Plans- are nearing completion tor senior class. Mrs. Kuen's daughter, of farmers and iruit growers as the lions were more beautilul than ever Mrs. J. D. Morehouse, of Ft. Wayne, plate. Mrs. Arent was presented gentlemen of the office of the Water- of two new homes to be erected in soil war greatly in need of moisture. with a shower of beautiful gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Meade Becraft before. Indiana, will also attend the exer- vliet Paper Company presented Miss Bridgman were in Watervliet on Watervliet in the near future. Farmers report a very short hay Cross with a beautiful floor lamp. Ladies of the American Legion cises. crop due to dry weather during May. Memorial Day. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Andrews Auxiliary were on Main street last PLYMOUTH GUILD Mr. and Mrs. Willard Renne of motored to Union Mills, Indiana, Saturday selling poppies and so good ':•} OUR GIFT TO NEWLY-WEDS Kalamazoo were Sunday guests of Tuesday morning and spent Memor- was the sale tiiat nearly all the little Mrs. George Ferguson will be host- local relatives. ial Day at the home of the former's paper 1 lowers were sold by noon. ess to members of the Plymouth Beginning this week this office is Miss Vada Burbank, who teaches mother, Mrs. Hattie Carpenter. Brown Cannon, of Denver, Colo., Guild at her home Monday afternoon, giving a year's subscription to The Mrs. E. J. Mallory of Battle Creek JVav! Different! Delicious! June n, instead of Mrs. Adelia Cope- in Indiana, spent the week-end at her visited his sister, Mrs. Lizzie Wood- Record as a wedding gift to every home west of the city. visited at the George Van Wormer ruff, and the Allen Woodruff family land as was formerly planned. Mrs. local couple who is wed during the home over Memorial Day. Mrs strvtt Louis Bruley and Mrs. Harold Crock- Miss Mildred Adams visited at the this week. He also visited the Van present year. Our first subscriptions Mallory was formerly Miss Bertha Buren county oil field, where he has er will assist the hostess. go to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sprague home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cur- ruth of Decatur Tuesday. Sheets and lived in Watervliet more producing wells. REPORTER. and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scheid, and than 30 years ago. ftneroMS Mr. and Mrs. Arch Thompson, of Robert Smith, who has been seri- along with them go the best wishes Mr. and Mrs. Glen Rose and fam- portioas Advertise in The Record. of the entire Record force. Kalamazoo, were Sunday guests of )usly ill for some time and for the J Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haskell. ily of Chicago Heights, 111., spent past several weeks has been cared for Decoration Day with his j mother. al Mercy hospital, is slowly gaining Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hitter ,of Mrs. Mayme Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Kalamazoo, were Memorial Day lis strength and is now able to sit Lane Herrick of Muskegon were up for a few minutes each day. guests of Mrs. Grace Howard. also guests of Mrs. Rose. Mrs. H. C. Ward and daughter, Carlton John Epple, five-months- Mr. and Mrs. Coral Abel and old son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ep- INDEPENDENTLY OWNED Jessie, of Chicago, spent the week- son, Rogers, of Grand Rapids, spent end at the F. B. Case home ple, was the recipient of a birthday the week-end and Memorial Day shower on his anniversary Wednes- William Betz bar. made extensive with relatives here and at the home day. A group of Benton Harbor improvements to his residence on of Mrs. Abel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. teachers, faculty of the Columbus the Sutherland Addition. C. M. Cole, at Naomi. Avenue school, enjoyed a pot-luck Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Helmer and Mrs. Florence Bourmania and supper at the Epple home in North ICE CREAM CAKE daughters, ol Kalamazoo, were call- daughter, Beverly, of Kalamazoo. Watervliet and presented the young All fee Cream—a brand new treat you won't want to ers in Watervliet Tuesday. PJr. and Mrs. Arthur Frazee, C. M. man with a highchair and several miss. Rich in tempting fruits, with the luscious, mellow, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Willmeng and Becraft and Mrs. Lena Rickert and toys. A social evening followed the fruity flavor of fine fruit cake. Topped with delicious BEST QUALITY ALWAYS Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Bruley attended daughter. Christina, Of Dowagiac, happy surprise. toasted macaroon "Icing". Enjoy this grand new taste the homecoming at Grand Junction were Memorial Day guests at the thrill at dinners, parties, bridges. Order one todayl Sunday. . Charles Jennings home. Miss Lydia Pitcher has a position Frank McGovern of Chicago has the local telephone exchange. purchased the Joseph Widmeyer farm Paw Paw Lake News She began her new duties Monciay east of town and has moved his Ice Cream In These Flavors EXTRA VALUES morning. family there. Don Shimer and fam- Miss Laura McKay, of Chicago, is Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Siders and ily, who were occupying the house, Caramel, Lemon Custard, Chocolate, Butter Pecan, have moved to the Wainwright cot- visiting for a few weeks at the home three children of Roan, Indiana, were of Mrs. Mary Surman. Strawberry, Butterscotch, Black Walnut, Maple -- Friday and Saturday Only - Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob- tage at Beechwood Point. ert Burnsworth. Dr. Joe F. Reed attended a meeting Mrs. Al Shrosbree who has been Nut, Tutti Fruitti and Vanilla very ill at her home at Forest Beach Mrs. Rachel Kaston, of Benton Har- of the Southwestern Michigan Osteo- DEL MA1Z, 3 12-oz. cans 29c pathic physicians and surgeons at the past week, is improved. Lemon, Lime, Raspberry Sherbets Buntum torn Niblets bor, a former South Watervliet resi- dent. visited at the George Krieger Dowagiac on Thursday evening of Mrs. Mary Surman is here from Dixie Cups 5* and 10* 27c home last Sunday. lest week. He expects to be in Dallas, Chicago and has opened her summer I BISQUICK, 40 oz. pkg Texas, June 23 to 30, to attend an home at Beechwood Point for the Quirk Biscuits and Shortcake Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pound and (.steopathic convention at which he is season. / NEXT WEEK SPECIALS— two sons, of Benton Harbor, were one of the principal speakers. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Walslrand fam- SUGAR, Pure Fine Cane, 10 lbs. for . .. 49c guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. Guy Curtis Frosted Malted Milks 10* Monday evening. Mrs. John Hammel returned home ily of Chicago spent the week-end Powdered or Brown, 1 lb. pkg last week from Detroit where she and Memorial Day at their cottage at Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baldwin visited friends, among whom were Shadyside. EGG NOG ICE CREAM and CHO-CHOS have returned from North Grand P1LLSBURY FLOUR, Bag Mrs. Myrtle Burke Wadhams and Mrs. Pottenger, her daughter and Rapids where Mr. Baldwin was Mrs. Kittie Gary Whorton, both Kids, Watch for Cho-Chos at temporarily transferred. son-in-law spent the week-end at SPINACH, Su-Z-Q Favorite, 3 19-oz. cans . . . 25c members of the Watervliet Forty their cottage al Forest Beach, get- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Heck of Battle Year Club. Both ladies wished to ting it in readiness for their summer lil JELLIES, Ar-Be Pure, 7 oz. glass Creek were in Watervliet Memorial be remembered to Watervliet friends. vacation. Lewis' Rexall Drug Store •it Day. Mrs. Heck was formerly Miss Among several guests at the John Mr. and Mrs. James Curtis and Mary Madron of this city. YELLOW CORN MEAL, 5 lb. bag 15c Hammel home Tuesday were Mr. and family were over from Chicago to Where We Make "Freezer Fresh Ice Cream" Mrs. James Dunham and little son. Mrs. Lew Dellaven, of Ft. Wayne, spend the week-end at their summer Tommy, have returned from a few Indiana, the former a brother of Mrs. home.at Shadyside. — Fresh t)aily — PURE CREAMERY BUTTER, lb 26C days' visit with Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Walter Shire, of Kalamazoo, who is Mr. and Mrs. George Bartman re- Rudig and family in Chicago. a former Watervliet resident. Mr. turned to Chicago Tuesday after 1 STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, dozen tfQ Dr. and Mrs. John Beld of Howell and Mrs. Grant Byers and family having spent the week-end at their »v were week-end guests of their daugh- of Benton Harbor were also callers cottage at Forest Beach. FRESH GROUND BEEF, 2 lbs 25C ter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. at the Hammel home. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rankin and Lawrence Dunham, at Paw Paw Lake. L. J. Palmer and sons. John and daughter, Mary Alice, are here from PURE PORK SAUSAGE, 2 lbs 25C Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lewis and in- James, were in Chicago Sunday Chicago and are at the "Fisheries" at fant daughter have moved here from where they visited Mrs. Palmer, who Shadyside to spend the summer. mmmWM N MEATY SHORT RIBS OF BEEF, lb Lawton and are occupying the rear is convalescing from a five months' J. E. Harmer and Mr. and Mrs. apartment over the A. & P. store. Mr. illness, and is now at the home of her Howard McGillivary and little daugh- Lewis is working in his father's diug sister, Mrs. F. G. Brown, at 7148 ter were over from Chicago to spend BACON SQUARES, lb JQC store. Jeffery Avenue. It is expected that the week-end at the Harmer cottage PORK CHOPS, End Cuts, lb 17 Miss Helen Lisauskis, who is em- she will be able to return to her home at Forest Beach. C ployed at Lansing, spent the week- in East Watervliet within a few Mrs. Alice Jean Funke, summer end at the home of her parents, Mr. weeks. home owner on the north short of HEAD LETTUCE, 2 heads for and Mrs. Joe Lisauskis, of Paw Paw Funeral services were held in Paw Paw Lake, who has been spend- avenue. ^ Lansing on Wednesday of last week ing the winter at Los Angeles, Cali- RADISHES, 3 bunches for IOC Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark and lor Mrs. C. S. French, former wife fornia, has returned to Chicago where son, Terrance, of Saginaw, visited of the late H. M^ Willis, Coloma res- she will spend a short time at the NEW POTATOES, 9 lbs 25C relatives in Watervliet and Benton ident many years ago, who died at LaSalle Hotel before coming to her Harbor over the week-end and Me- the home of her daughter, Mrs, cottage for tho summer. morial Day. Sherman Hicks. Burial was made Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eichleman and in the Coloma cemetery. Deceased Mr. and Mrs. A. A. LaPlante of Eau children, Mary Jane and Jack, and Claire and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin La- was a relative of Mrs. C. I. Monroe Mrs. Tom • Dooley and son, Tom. ON SALE ALL WEEK of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe have opened the "Mary Jane" cot- Plante and daughter of Escanaba attended services at the grave. •were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. tage at Bowe's Landing for the sea- JUNE 2nd to 8th INCLUSIVE A. M. Collins. Mr. and Mrs. John Hammel motor- son. Mr. and Mrs. John Turnbull and Mrs. Edwin Cross and her two ed to Niles Sunday and accompanied SPAM, Slice and Serve, 12 oz. can 29c their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. family spent a few days at their cot- daughters, Ellen Jane and Joyce, and tagc at Fairview Beach, purchased her father, William C. Spreen, were and Mrs. Fred Appleby, to Galien CUCUMBER PICKLES, Sweet sliced, 15 oz. jar 14ci where they were guests of Mr. and last fall from O. A. Carlson. They here from Grand Rapids over Me- have made several improvements to morial Day. Mrs. Ralph Chase. There a bountiful PEARS, Bartlett in Syrup, 2 28-oz. cans 35c dinner was served in honor of the the property. Mrs. Martha Shiflet of South Ha- birthday anniversaries of Mrs. Ap- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Offerman of CATSUP, Su-Z-Q Favorite, 2 14-oz. bottles . . 190 ven was a caller at The Record of- pleby and Mrs. Chase. Mr. and Mrs. Chicago spent the week-end at their OLIVILO TOILET SOAP, 6 reg. bars 29* fice last Friday. Mrs. Shiflet has Hammel remained at the ^Appleby cottage on Bowe's Landing. been a subscriber to The Record for home until Monday where" another Mr. and Mrs. Ed Steele spent Dec- LITE POWDER, 2 Ige. pkgs 35* more than 30 years. birthday dinner was enjoyed. oration Day at the home of the lat- Cleaner — Soap Saver ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Troyer, who One of the first picnics of the stopped here on their way home from Carpenter. WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE, pt. bot. 23c; qt. bot. 43C Florida to visit Mr. and Mrs. George season was held Sunday at the O. Mrs. Alice Davy, of Chicago, has Drink Welch's Grape Juice—Reduces Ugly Fat D. Price farm when the members of opened fier summer home at Bowe's Van Wormer, will leave for their the family met for a dinner. Those home in Rugby, North Dakota, today. Landing for the season. Her daugh- POPPED WHEAT or RICE, 2 jbo. cello bags 13* attending included: Mr. and Mrs. ter. Grace, and Mrs. Joseph Martin Energy Food Cools - Satisfies Wilfred Clark was home from Al- John Slenker and Mr. and Mrs. pena over the week-end and Memor- will arrive here later for tho re- Lathan Price of Benton Harbor. Dr. mainder of the season. I BO-PEEP AMMONIA, Extra Strong, qt. bot 21* ial Day. He has been transferred to and Mrs. John Beld of Howell; Mr. W. H. Carpenter is tearing down Grayling, where the telephone com- and Mrs. O. D. Price, Mr. and Mrs. BLUING, Boy Blue, 2 2-oz. bottles 15* pany is installing new equipment. what remained of 'his home that Lawrence Dunham, James Dunham. was almost destroyed by fire the DURBIN'S PEIRCE'S GARAGE NORTHERN TISSUE, 4 Ige. rolls 20* Miss Betty Geisler has recovered Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rice and son night of April 6th, and is preparing from a recent appendicitis operation Gary and Mr. and Mrs. Guy New- to erect a modern 5-room bungalow. Linenized Bathroom. SPECIAL—Only 1 cent for an and returned to her school work at ton of this city. Standard Service Extra Roll with each 4 purchased The A. Schwartz family are here i Western State Teachers College, Kal- Howard Krail, a junior at Albion from Chicago and have opened their Tires and Tire TOMATO JUICE, 2 50-oz. junmbo cans 35* amazoo, on Wednesday of this week. college, was a member of the Al- cottage at Forest Beach for the sea- Emergency Service Harry Hart of North Watervliet Service Pure Natural bion college mile relay team which son. Mrs. Schwartz spent a delight- Phone 140, Watervliet celebrated his 81st birthday anniver- broke the Michigan Intercollegiate ful winter in California. APRICOT NECTAR, 15-oz. can 7y2* sary Friday, May 26th. Mr. Hart Athletic Association mile relay rcc- was born in Hartford and moved to ord at Grand Rapids, Friday, May FLA-VOR-A1D, 6 reg. pkgs 25* the farm where he now lives 52 years 26. .The former record of 3:31.8 For Quick Refreshing Drinks—Free Lucky Charm ago. was set in 1925 by Alma collegQ and Attached to Each Package Mrs. Leo Wurn has received word was the oldest record in the books. from her brother, the Rev. Karl The Albion team toured the course Keefer, pastor of the Methodist ir, 3:31.6. two tenths of a second fast- church at Gladwin, that his entire er than the 24 year old mark. Krall no family is ill with scarlet fever. Rev. also placed fourth in the half-mile Keefer and family are former local run. I^CHIPSOWa residents. 6l.«C08« Mr. and Mrs. Bert Robbins were week-end guests of their son and Ihe Soap of family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robbins, 8 in Chicago. They were called home WATERVLIET HO 4 L .22c Tuesday due to the illness of Mr. | 6 Robbin's brother, Will Robbins, who! HARDWARE n«« was operated upon for appendicitis, i WM. PAUL JONES, Prop. nt LUX FLAKES, reg. pkg. .. SVzC; Ige. pkg. 20* The Semper Fidelis class will hold PHONE 49 WATERVLIET LUX SOAP, 4 reg. bars 22* their next meeting Friday, June 9. ..t the home of Miss Thyra Jennings. Headquarters (or TUNA FISH, Fancy Light Meat, 7 oz. can . . . . 15* A 6:30 supper will be held. Meat, potatoes, rolls and drink will be fur-, CRACKERS, Sunshire Krispy, 1 lb. pkg 15* nished by the committee. Members ECLIPSE POWER C. B. HASH, Silver Skillet, 2 1-lb. cans ...... 25* are asked to bring salad, beans, or LAWN MOWER dessert. This will be a Penny Sup- 20-Inch Cut - Brigffs & Stratton BRILLO, Red or green plcg., 2 small or 1 large 15* per with a maximum charge of Oversize Motor twenty-five cents. — Phone for Demonstration — RIVAL DOG FOOD, 3 Mb. cans . . . . 25* Miss Lillie Moser, of Southeast RIVAL CAT FOOD, 2 TVz-oz. cans 15* Watervliet, who has been very ill the past three months, is slowly regain- LAWN CHAIRS ing her health. For the past two Reclining: Style - Attractive Colors "Ut. months she has been cared for at CHAIR ONLY $L00 the home of her brother-in-law and CHAIR, With Foot Rest $1.39 '( cdy b»1,°c*4 sister. Mr. and Mrs. John Muth, of CHAIR, With Cover and Rest $1.89 South Coloma, and is now so much | improved that she is able to be up; and around the house a part of the LAWN AND GARDEN time." She is planning to go to Three J. H. Leverton 1 HOSE Oaks sometime next week for an 25 ft. Lengths Coupled indefinite stay at the homes of her' We Deliver Phone 57 Watervliet, Mich SI.39 sisters, Mrs. George Whall and Mrs. The Natural Brew Jack Beldorth.

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