•MR*.'.
0 *************** The addreaa for BMrley Presto® haa been changed aUghtly. It now: Shirley E. Preaton AN Barracks 873 AE "A" School, EsfablitkBd Jun*. 1193 LOWELL, MICH., THURSDAY, APRIL 24, 1952 Number 52 NATTC. Jacksonville, Fla. The uMd ear let atx Runciman A new addresa has been received Co. Ford Bales A Service on Weet JotWB St. Trout Fishing April 26 Mrs. Fred Skimmo, 85 for Robert A. Anderson, who waa recently promoted to S. Sgt. as fol- Main St. laat week waa treated to Fife Destroys Ask for Improvtmtiitf1 Celebrates Birthday Dixieland Dandies a coat of black topping which lows: S. Sgt. Robert A. Anderson, AF 16202817 Det. 4, 56 Strat Recoa. (iheuld be a big help In keeping the Mrs. Fred Slamma observed her Kenneth Brian appeared at the Wing, APO 22, c. o. Postmaster, can clean, and doea away with the 86th birthday Thursday, April 17, • orin impmiyn village council Monday night with Win Second Place New York. N. Y. mud ao prevalent on many uaed a petition from seventeen residents at her home on Naah Avenue. Her car lota. of James St. asking for catch dinner guests at noon were the Sgt. James W. Fonger la homo * * * basins, widening the road and im- Rev. and Mrs. Bolltho, Miss Mary In Amateur Show from the Philippines on a thirty^ AtF.BowenHonie Sterzick, Paul and Charlie, all of Charlee Baird hat Just completed proving this street which goes up day leave after having spent two Alto, who were served a chicken Four Lowell lads who call them- another new ho'uae on Vergennes What might have been a disas- the hill at the east edge of the years on the Islands. dinner. selves the Dixieland Dandles and Rd.. which Is attractive In dealgn trous fire was averted last Sat- village. and built for convenience. There uday morning at the home of In the evening her guests were who are Juniors In Lowell high Pvt. Lawrence Schneider Is home The council turned the matter are four rooms with fireplace, and Fred C. Bowen in Keene township Mr. and Mrs, Loren Tungate and school brought honor to the village from Camp Breckenridge, Ky., on over to the street committee for bath on the main floor and full when a spark from a small grass Mr. and Mrs. Clair Tungate and when they took second place at the a six day leave. consideration when future street two children of Middleville; Miss basement with oil furnace. The fire is thought to have caught In Amateur Show sponsored by the Improvements are planned. Glenora Lavendar of Lansing; Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Tlmpson re- garage la attached to the houae. straw stored in a tool shed. The Order of the Eastern Star at Cal- and Mra. John Sterzick of Saranac, ceived word Monday that their son, An attic will provide added apace shed being of all-steel construc- edonia last Friday evening. There and Oscar Sterzick of South Low- John Robert Tlmpson had been if needed and can be easily fln- tion held the fire inside and in were sixteen acts, some bordering Photo Quiz Farm ell. Ice cream and cake were serv- promoted to Petty Officer 3rd iahed. spite of a strong breese all the closely to professional, and win- ed. Class and is being transferred Baird Bros, have built aome damage was confined to this area. ning second prize In thla contest Mrs. Slamma enjoyed her birth- from Kisarazu to Master Air Base nice homes in Lewsll in ths psst Upwards of 13,000 worth of farm In Same Family was exceptional. day and waa glad to have'so many at Atsugi His new address will few ysars. Implements, 400 bales of straw The four boys, Jim McGregor, come to see her. She has been a appear In the Ledger as soon aa * * • and a quantity of lumber stored Over 100 Years Tom Morse, Plynn Pennock and bed patient since she broke her hip wt receive it. Csrl Wood, now of Grand Raplda, In the shed are a total loss. Jerry Tlmpson have formed a bar- Mrs. Frank Kessler and Mrs three years ago. who recently purchased the Lally Mr. Bowen was burning some bershop quartet and have been Henry Rlttersdorf called at the Staff Sgt. Roy L. Chrouch is home on West Msln St.. is pushing grass and rubbish back of the singing together only two weeks home from Alaska on a 30-day fur- to completion the remodeling, ren- Ledger office the first of the week shed and was closely watching it, and Identified the Farm Quli pho- Fi§hm^ Season's but made a big hit with their mod- lough which he will spend with his ovating and modernisation of this stopping to assist the milk hauler, ern version of "MacDonald's wife, parents, relatives and friends fine old home. Aa aoon as It Is to as a picture of their farm which then returned to find the straw Farm", "Are You From Dixie" and here, after which he will return to finished Mr. and Mra. Wood plan Is located on M91 about nine miles Liberal Kickoff In the shed slblaze. "Walt Till the Sun Shines Nellie." hla post at Fairbanks. to move here and enjoy living in northeast of Lowell, in Keene town- one of the flneat placea In Lowell. Much credit is due Lowell tele- ship, at the corner of Feuerstein April 26 and 27 Forrest Buck may be credited phone operators for their quick * * • and Richmond Rds. s with "finding" theae Dixieland action in getting help to the Bowen Dandlea, and he haa been spending Another important building pro- The farm consists of 100 acres The most liberal fishing season EnHwsiastic Audience home. Fire departments from Beld- some time with them, training grsan on Lowell's West Msln St. Is of which about 15 acres Is wood- kickoff In years. April 28-27, likely Greets Albion land in ing, Grattan. Rockford and Ver- lot and the rest is undar cultiva- •will draw 300-400.000 fans or aa them for barbershop singing. the new front at Vic's StaUon. gennes township responded to the There is alao under conatruction a tion. It was formerly In the Frost many as a third of the 1,200,000 Musical Extravaganza call and neighbors helped to keep family, having been taken from the s mmj treat streaas W- aome licensed sngiers who will wet fins nsw office' at this popular ser- A small crowd of some two hun- vice atatlon and auto repair a hop. the fire under control until the government by Zelotus Frost in the a breed of fMiermea a boat a line before 1962 ends. Lowell Hi Chorus arrival of the fire trucks. The conservation department an- dred local citizens listened to an * * * early ISOO's. The last Frost owner was a grandson, Alonxo, who died aanal traaaiacs. toeladiag Um beat ap b«t cherished tapper which ticipates fewer trout fishermen but In Grand Valley outstanding program of music* in What prophet eewM have fore- Conservation departi more general season and other ang- the school gymnasium Sunday told tea years ago that the national several years ago. Annual Concert Mr. and Mrs. Kessler have lived I* lagal-ataa treat as a sappla- lers aa compared to last year. night put on by the Albion collega iaoome would Increase from 97 Ml- '.vrSL-u Akoat 2H,m win kave beea Festival May Ist orchestra and band, under the di- fkms to 838 billlona and that the on the place about 23 years and •Mat la aataral First Joint Opening have a herd of guerpseys and Hol- rection of Conway Peters. The Federal debt would Increase front At Lowell School planted by Firat Joint opening of trout and The Lowell High School Chorus steins with 20 milkers and the rest program waa undoubtedly the beat 56 billions to 886 billions—a billion general aeaaona and probability of will enter the Grand Valley Chorus of the herd are heifers raised for of ita kind ever presented in Low- dollars a day. high and roily atreams will tend to Festival to be held at Godwin Tuesday, Apr. 29 replacements and some feeding cat- ell. Classical and popular numbers * * * lesson trout stream 'fiahing prea- Heights High School Thursday, tle. The grain crops are wheat, Iswel High Senior were interspersed, and the execu- The Lowell School Music Depart- Lowell Fire Dept. sure increase army of pan fish and May lat. This is ths second year When Mrs. Qlsdys Bsrgin, village corn and oats, principally used for tion by the well-balanced organiza- ment, under the direction of Orval A u ^ a- wins MSC SchdanWp pike fisherman on lakea. Many that Lowell has psrtlcipated In the hostees, called the first of the week feeding their own stock. tions were a delight to all. At the Jessup and Miss Charlyn Koch, Asks Cooperation southern Michigan sportsmen will festival. Mr Macktel from Mich- on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fisher who The Targe house has 14 rooms, A Wtaki conclusion of the program the en- will present their annual Spring bypass both northern lake and igan State College will be guest recently moved here from Grand bath, utility room and full base- High School graduaUng thusiastic small crowd insisted on Concert Tuesday, April 29 at 8:00 Lowell Fire Departmenment Is asfea JU'L stream angling to get a mess of conductor. Each school will sing Rapids. locating on Chatham St, ment. There are spacious dairy 1962 has been awarded a several encores. P. M. in the high school gymna- ing citizens for cooperatio•operation la bluegills cldse to home. Some per- two numbers and a massed chorus she was impreased by the congenial barns with silo, a poultry house ihip at Michigan State Col- The local high school band is to sium. , eliminating hazards as far as is sons will be Joining the fishing made up of all the choruses com- greeting from thia fine couple. It t 40x14, and a large tool shed. AH ective this fall term. be congratulated for sponsoring was revealed in the conversation The program will get under way poaeible and making the work of force for the first time, as custo- bined will sing four numbers under bulldlnga are kept in fine condi- Jm total of 402 scholarships have such a musical extravaganza. The that Mr. Flaher, now retired, was with a group of numbers by the fire flghtcra more prompt by pro-. mary each year. Mr. Macktel. This chorus will re- tion. Hen, awarded to high school grad- net proceeds, to be used for uni- in the decorating buaineaa In Min- Junior Band and the Grade Chorus hiblting the gathering of crowd^ hearse from 2 In the, afternoon. Mrs. Kessler Is the former Leona from 78 Michigan counties by Many of the spring spawning forms, amounted to about fifty dol- neapolis, Minn., for more than 67 under the direction of Miss Koch. Schools participating are: East Rlttersdorf. She attended school and cars at the scene of the fire according to J. Robert Stew- runs up rivers and creeks from the lars. years. He aaw that city grow from The High School Chorus will pre- Grand Rapids, Godwin Heights, at the Tasker and later graduated •which tends to delay fire fighting art, JfSC scholarship director. The Great Lakes may be at their peaks Mr. Jessup and the band wish to a population of 86,000 to more than sent a group of numbers and the equipment reaching the fire. Chil- about the same time. Last season Grandvllle, Lee, Lowell, Rockford from Beldlng High school. Mr. were made on the basis of Junior Choir, Wyoming Park and thank local citizens for providing 860,000 and during hie reaidence Senior Band will conclude the pro- dren should be taught the dsngeri holan top smelt and perch runs were un- gram. Special numbers will be Kessler attended Kemp school and 8c rship. leadership and citizen- Rockford Senior Choir. Admission accommodations for the visitors. there he himself, built and aold 28 of riding their bicycles to the fln^ derway between April 19 and 29 in provided by the Junior Saxophone lived on a farm'in Otisco township. ship qualities displayed in the to this concert festival is 36c. h on Sea. He would not be able to Both are born farmers and inter- following the fire trucks; also the lower peninsula and between count the myriad of places he has Trio and a male quartet from the school, Mr. Stewart said. Soutli leston Grange ested in successful farm practices. others should be warned against The scholarships cover tuition April 26 and May 7 in the upper redecorated. Senior Band. peninsula. TRkqe Demonstration Admission is SOc for adults and They are members of the Keene Jumping In a car and followHg the fee of recipients. They are Sponsors Essay Contest Mr. and Mrs. Fisher have Farm Bureau and active in ail ag- tiueks. etpsen Lowell for their home 36c for students. Proceeds will go ^Warded for one year but may be Off Black Bass Till Juna 21 For Kent Co. Farmers ricultural projects. After Mr. At all times citizens should yield renewed for four years if the stu- South Boston held an open meet- . since retiring and their' unan- towards band uniforms and current Every fish found in Michigan Wile Hold April 28 ing on Friday evening. April 18, expenses of the bands. Kessler finished school he sailed right of way to vehicles with red dent maintains a satisfactory schol- except black bass can be taken imoua hobby la fishing. the Great Lakes for about five with only a fair attendance. lights and siren. astic average. and about all inland lakes, atreama, • • * ydars, but came back to his first A demonstration of Interest to Home economics chairman Hope Roaemary A. Peck, graduating rivers and creeka and Great Lakes Kent County farmers will be con- Michigan Department of Health IPWChibAfttMlimi love—the farm. Rubbish Burning Permits Sargeant announced that there will from Saranac High school in June, and connecting waters will be le- ducted in the county this year. notified the village council thla Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rlttersdorf, be a baked goods and apron sale at Annud Dbt. MiBrtwq Anyone burning rubbish must is also a recipient of a scholarship gal fishing territory by April 26. This Is a tillage demonstration us- week that the sewer constructed on co-owners of the farm live with Beuttle's Hall in Clarksvllle on Toh«Iavc Ihrniifinnt Bid have a permit and the fire must be award from the college. Only the black bass fans will have ing various methods of preparing Lowell Main street last year is not I dlOCa 5 199^9T DIQ their son-in-law and daughter. All Saturday, May 3, beginning at 11:00 watched and controlled. It Is per- to cool his heels until June 21. soils for crops. There have been operating satisfactorily and that it are members of St. Mary's church A.M. Members of Opal Leazenby's, missible to burn papers and light In the seven day longer trout aear arguments In the past as to wheth- is not acceptable, since plans sub- President Clarice Leonard, Lylia at Miriam and active in all depart- Sponsor Pearl Roth's and Clella Kelm'a mitled to the health department Johnson, Elva Topp and Muriel rubbish In a rubbish burner or son thla year, there Is one major er the regular method of plowing ments of the church. Mrs. PJtters- covered ccntalner in your own Special Troottishing committees will be asked to fur- had not been followed, and that the Abraham of the Lowell Business dorfs parents, John and Margaret creel change. Number of brook, and harrowing waa better than the yafd. brown and rainbow per day or in nish for this sale and will be no- sewer is to be corrected at once. and Professional Womenc Club, at- Albert, gave the land for the For Kids Under 12 field cultivator or the disc harrow. Our firemen have to come from possession is cut from 15 to 10 tified by their captains. The council has notified Albert tended the annual meeting of Dis- church property from land they This will be an approach to prove The Lowell Sportsman's Club will Lecturer Donald Kyser would Roth, village engineer, who will un- trict No. 6 Michigan Federation took up from the government some all parts of town and are not paid when taken from streams, contin- which may fit Kent County con- dertake the necessary corrections. of B. A P. W. Clubs at Grsenville, 160 years ago when they came to but respond to all calls promptly again sponsor a trout fishinfe pro- ues at five from lakes, but In no ditions. like all members of the grange gram for youngsters under twelve Loeka like Msln street will be Sunday, April 20. Wlnnifred Brad- this country from Baden Baden, to help make our community a case may the crcel contain more Here are the different tillage v/ho are not more than 18 years of years of age. This program proved tern up far the Showbest again ley of Ionia was reel::V S"strict Germany. safer place In which to live. Tour than W pounds and one trout. Reg- tools to be used—chisel type plow, age on June 1R, 1952 to submit an to be highly successful last year this yssrl Chairman, The family are very proud of the cooperation will be appreciated by ular seven-Inch minimum size lim- disc harrow, clodbuster, disc plow, essay on the subject "Am I A Good with several youngsters making it applies except for marked por- * * * 'the president of each club in the progress made In the community Dave Clark, fire chief, and all the t.n.t. plow, field cultivator, plow Neighbor On The Highway." Thla Sunday svsnlng around 9 o'clock and especially in their church dur- firemen. nice catches. tions of the Au Sable's North and mulcher and disc tiller. Machinery essay must not be longer than 700 district gave her annual report and A portion of Cherry Creek ex- a customer backed Into the pumps ing the years since it was first or- South branches and the Pine river dealers and farmers are cooperat- words and must be in before June State Federation President Ann tending from Chatham St. bridge at the Standard Station on West ganized. where a 10-Incher Is the smallest ing In putting on these trial plots. 15, 1962. Any member Interested Main St. and knocked over two Ferris complimented President St. Robert's Parish north to the railroad bridge will be "keeper." The date is April 28 if the wea- Leonard and the Lowell Club for The framed picture of the farm may obtain more Information and pumpa. Lowell officers on duty and the gift certificates were given Purchases Property posted for this purpose. The sea- ther holds good. The place—Wm. the rules of the contest from the who investigated the accident were active participation in educational son will open at 12:01 Saturday to the ladles when they stbpped en- Locd Woman Elected Meyer farm. Just east of Caledonia, lecturer. matters, civilian defense and local Reverend Father Frederick J. morning. Regulation fishing laws Glenn Rondot and Lawrence Arm- route to St. Mary'a hospital in time—1:00 p.m. sharp. Following the meeting, membeni strong. It was dismissed as an ac- affairs. Voss, pastor of the newly-organized will apply to the youngsters. Mem- As Red Cross Director There will be a total of eight Grand Rapids to visit Mr. Rltters- cf the Ionia Junior Chamber of cident and the youthful offender The Greenville B. Jb P. W. Club parish of St. Robert's in Ada, has bers of the Sportsman's club will Three pers3ns representing Kent acres planted to oats and seeded was hostess to about 76 guests, dorf who is recovering from a very Commerce presented their Free- was not held. serious operation performed there announced the recent purchase of be on hand to assist the ycung fish- County outside of Grand Rapids to alfalfa-brome. state, district and club officers dom Forum for the program. Thla * * • three weeks ago. four and one-half acrcs on M21 just ermen. were elected to membership of the One of the plots will be planted and members. An excellent dinner was much enjoyed by all present Eugsne Qrootsrs, opsrstor of east of Rlx's Trading Post. The Lasi.year this section of Cherry Board of Dlrctors of the Kent using the once over tillage method. waa enjoyed by the guests, as was property contains a home which Creek was planted several times, and gave each and every one of Grooters Body Shop on S. Hudson, County Chapter of the American Robert White, agricultural en- noted a live wire falling in front of the musical entertainment provid- Lowti Rtpublican Women will be used as a rectory after May a planting has been made this year us something to think about. Thla Red Cross at the annual meeting gineer and Leyton Nelson, farm his car as he came into town last ed. first. with more to follow. The local or- crops department, Michigan State program should most certainly be To Htor Mrs. I. Cutnoy held last week In Grand Rapids. Friday. Mr. Grooters sensed the Lylia Johnson extended an in- When questioned " about his ganization expects a large number College, will supervise that demon- presented to as many groups as Allen M. Groendyke, Grandvllle danger Immediately, stopped his vitation to the Michigan B. ft P. A meeting of the Lowell Repub- church-building program. Father of youngsters under 12 will take stration. The public is invited to possible aa it Is cartainly moat busjness man, Miss Grace Ham- car and guarded the wire until help W. Clubs to attend the Lowell lican Women's club will be ad- Voss said that he hoped to break advantage of this opportunity to attend. worthwhile. ilton, of the Cedar Springs Clipper came from the light and power Showboat thla summer. B. A P. W. dressed by Mrs. Benjamin Ceuney ground early this summer. At fish this closed area next Saturday. Our next regular meeting will be and Mrs. George F. Johnson, low- company to make the necessary re- members throughout the state of Grand Rapids next Monday present. Mass is being said every COLORED PICTURES SHOWN held on Saturday evening. May S, Club Meeting Tuesday ell, RD. were a mong the 16 mem- pair. have enjoyed our Showboat enter night, April 28, at 8:00 o'clock at Sunday in Kennedy's Restaurant. FECK HAM GROUP MEETING with potluck supper after the meet- bers elected to the Class of 1966 Mr. Qrootsrs is to be oommsnd- talnment for the past two years, the home of Mrs. L. E. Johnson, The Lowell Sportsman's Club will ing. Pearl Roth's committee win for terms of three years. The Peckham group of the Con- sd for his thoughtful esrs st this as a group. 200 N. Division St. hold their regular meeting next serve the supper. Eighth Grade gtegaltional Women's Fellowship tims which msy have aaved other Anyone interested is very cordi- Tuesday night, April 29, at the The next dance will be held on lives ss well sa his own. Lowell City Hall at 8 p. m. The IONIA COUNTY WOMEN were entertained Friday afternoon ally Invited to come and hear Mrs. Monday, April 14th the commit- Saturday evening, April 28, and US16 Widening Prej«ct newly elected officers will be In- TO HEAR D. HALE BRAKE In the home of Mrs. F. M. Newell * • * Cueney's talk, and the discussions tees in charge of the party being will be a hard times dance. Thla Traffic effksrs made several ar- stalled, special entertainment will After the usual devotlonals and Completion NoVb 30 which follow. put on, met. On Tuesday, we had The Women's Republican Club of will be the last dance until fall, ao rests in and around Lowell during a regular meeUng. The president be provided followed by refresh- Ionia County will hold a potluck business meeting, Mrs. D. H. Oat- everyone come and have fun. the past week. In Justice Howard An important project In high- ments. All members and others in- called the meeUng to order. The supper and meeting at the Clarks- ley showed colored pictures taken Pearl Roth'a committee will serve- Rlttenger's court Monday after- way improvement Is to be com- Kent Co. Form Bureau terested in conservation as well as secretary's and treasurer's reports vllle Masonic hall on April 30 at while on their recent trip through the refreshments. noon John W. Dal man of Grand pleted Nov. 30, 1962, is the widen- were read. The committee report- hunting and fishing, arc urged to the south which were very beauti- A district meeting of the Kent 7:00 p. m. All men and women in- Grange Reporter. Rapids pleaded guilty to a charge ing of 17.009 miles on US16 south ed on how they were making out attend this April meeting. terested in hearing D. Hale Brake ful and en>oyed by all of the ladies County Farm Bureau women will of reckless driving and was fined of Lowell. Starting two miles west with the party plans. A time has speak are invited to attend. present. 160 and costs and an added $70 to of Portland the road will be wid- be hold at the Community House been set It will begin at 7:30 and Gordon Lore Club in Saranac April 30th, starting at COMING EVENTS The hostess served a deiiclous rapair a car he crowded off the ened 20 feet to a point 2.848 miles last until 10:16. Transportation Store Wide 10^ Discount on all luncheon and a door prize was Current Year Books highway and Into a guard rail Bun- west of the Ionia-Kent county line 9:80. Each lady la askad to bring will be furnished tbr the students. her own table service; also a veg- Cash sales through May 10. Hill's awarded to Mrs. Harley York. "ay evening. In Kent county. The meeting was then adjourned. The Women's Fellowship of the Shoe Store, "Shoes for the Entire Promise Fine Programs Lowell officers do not wish to Bituminous concrete will be used etable salad to pass. Last Saturday, April 12th five Ellen Alberts, publicity. Congregational Church will meet Family", Lowell, Mich. Ledger Want Ads bring results. be unrsssonable but they do for paving this stretch of widened band members from the eighth In the parish house Friday after- The Lowell Garden Lore club wsnt to discoursgs rsoklsss driv- highway; grade along with many others went noon, April 25th, at two o'clock. held Its first meeting of the year ing, speeding snd csrslsssnsss to HOLD GRAVESIDE SERVICES to the State Festival which waa In the Lowell Methodist Church FOR INFANT DAUGHTER msks our vlllags a safs place in held in Jackson, Mich. Nancy Oat- The April meeting of the Past Observe Golden Wedding Anniversary Tuesday, April 16 with Mrs. Orren which to live. Boy Scout News Graveside services were held in ley, Lee Walter, Kay Wood and Noble Grand Club of the Rebekah Sterken, presiding. Mrs. J. E. Ban- * * * The regular meeting of Boy Saranac cemetery this Thursday Jim Und were in a Brass quartet Lodge will be entertained at the nan, tea chairman, had planned Jokes, Jsats, Jsbs snd Jibes, Just Scout Troop 102 was held Monday morning at ten o'clock for the In- which received first division. Ray- home of Mrs. Frank Gulllford Mon- a carry-In lunch which was thor- y Jeff: There seems to be an aw- night with 30 present. The boys mond DeVries, Brenda Rankin and day evening, April 28 at 7:30 with oughly enjoyed by all. The tables ul lot of worrying going on in the fant daughter of Dr. and Mrs. worked on their demonstration for Orval McKay, born Sunday eve- Kay Davidson received first di- Mrs. Ed Watson as co-hostess. Re- were decorated with spring colora orld these days. One very good the Boy Scout circus, which will be ning, April 20 at Butterworth hos- vision in their aaxophone trio. member to bring your "original" and potted house plants. eason for not worrying is that you held on May 28 at Houseman Field Nancy Oatley who also played a spring hat. It might be a prize After the business meeting waa eel like a fool when thinga turn pital and passing away Tuesday in ^rand Rapids. All Boy Scouts solo, received firat division. winner. finished there was community ut all right . . . Aa two fellowa morning. are selling tickets. An invitation Friends extend sympathy to the The school has recently acquired singing led by Mrs. Joan Wachter- long the atreet were arguing la extended to all to attend If pos- new gym suits for the boys. They The officers of Rebekah Lodge bout the high cost of everything, grief-stricken parents. hauser. Roll call was responded sible. are on sale for $1.76, although they are requested to meet at the hall |j?'ne was heard to say, "Seema like with personal experiences of the Next Monday the meeting will be BIRTHDAY DINNER PARTY are not required. Tuesday evening, April 29 at 7:30 past few months during which the ||i he only thing that comes down held at Scout Island at 8:30 p. m. Sec., Gail McMahon. for officers' hehearsal. 1 liose days is rain—and even that ENJOTED BY TWIN SONS members of the ciUb were not oaka you". . . . With the fishing Flnsl Papsr Pick-up meeting. Some of the experiences Hrs. Charley White gave a birth- Duiiamg rennifs Dessert card party at 8:00 p. m. were political, some travel, soma cason opening up next week many Saturday is the final pickup of day dinner party Tuesday after- April 26 at Lowell Masonic Temple. humorous, all Interesting. Mrs. tired bualness roan is planning on paper. With the price of paper so noon and evening, April 16 for A building permit waa granted to Job's Daughters. oing out with rod and reel where Rosella Yelter gave two readings, low now the scouts will not be their twin sons, Bob and Jim. Six Mrs. Mary Wingeler for a 6x9 ft e can forget hla worries—If the one an arrangement by Mrs. Sadie raeking regular pickups after this of their boy friends were guests. addition to her home at 903 N. The Deborah Group of the Con- ^ater isn't too muddy and deep, Saturday, but any person who has Hudson St. gregational Church will meet Mon- Seagrave, a former Lowell resi- eems like the only thing wc can Games were enjoyed in the eve- dent and member of the Garden paper please contact a Scout and ning, and Bob and Jim received Other remodeling In the village day. April 28 at 8.00 p. m. at the ally count on these days is our they will continue to take the for which permits have not been home of Mrs. Richard Court. Lore club. It was "An Old Fashion- ngera. many nice gifts in honor of the ed Nosegay" and was very pleas- paper for those persons who have occasion. granted are to the Alfred Roth res- saved it for the Scouts in the past. idence at 821 Vergennes Road and The Llla Group of the Congrega- ing, the other "Namln' My Chlllun'' AUCTION SALE to Carl Wood who is remodeling tional Women's Fellowship will also enjoyed by everyone. RAY ALEXANDER HONORED The current year books were BABEBALL GIVES LEB80U WITH BIRTHDAY DINNERS the former Lally home at 613 West meet Thursday afternoon. May Ist, Saturday, May 8, at 1:00 o'clock IN COBTB AND TAXES Main street. Mr. and Mrs. Wood at two o'clock in the home of Mrs. given out at this meeting and the Heeche Farm Market, Grocery Ray Alexander was honored with expect to move to Lowell as soon Bertha Schwab. contents predict a very pleasant Baseball affords lesson in impact Mr. and Mrs. George E. Tucker, lock. Store Building and Fixtures, two birthday dinners last week. as their home is complete. a farm in South Boaton, Ionia and informnlive year coming up. of rising costs and taxes. While now of Lowell, R. 2, will observe County, moving to their present too Orchard equiproent and sup- On Friday, Mrs. Alexander enter- F. F. A. CHAPTER NO. 7 The next meeting will be May 30 Ted Williams, of the Boston Red their 50th wedding anniversary home on Foreman Drive In Lowell lea. Geo. VanderMeulen, auc- tained with a dinner and Saturday Marriage Licenses with Mrs. James Gee as hostest. oneer. Sox, gets flM.OOO against Babe Will have a bake goods sale on Sunday, April 27 with open house November of last year. Ruth's top of $80,000 in '31, Ted's evening, Mra. W. A Collins gave a Saturday, April 26th at Butch for relatives and friends from 1:30 Douglas L. Cook, 20, Grand Kap- Their children are Mrs. Velma net after taxes is S62,028; Babe's surprise dinner In his honor. Her Thompson's Meat market. to 6;30 o'clock In the afternoon. BIRTHS DOSE DANCE BAT. APRIL 28 Ids; Joyce M. Faulkner, 16, Ada. Dawson of Lowell, Franclo W. was 188,636. Also, bccause of ris- guests were Mr. and Mrs. Colllna The sophomore Agricultural class Mr. and Mrs. Tucker were married Tucker of Grand Rapids and May- Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold ing prices over past 20 years, ted and daughters, and Mr. and Mra. went on a field trip to C. H. Run- April 23rd, 1902, by the Rev. A. B. The Lowell Moose will Sponsor a FOR EVERY BUDGET nard E. Tucker of Hastings. There Dollaway of Muskegon, April 10th, would now have to be paid $327,451 Emerson Stauffer of Alto. ciman's Implement building to Johnson In the M. E. parsonage at ince next Saturday evening start- are also seven grandchildren and a 9 lb. son, Kelly G. g at ten o'clock, at their hall, and to equal Ruth's *81 buying power. Our spring suits are priced to learn how to set and test a grain Hastings. eight great-grandchildren. ill hold a dance each alternate —Foundation for Economic Store Wide 10% Discount on all fit every pocketbook—from S29.95 drill and plow. Mr. Tucker Is 77 years of age and Born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold The family are not issuing Invi- kturday night throughout the sea- Education. Cash sales through May 10. Hill's to |66 including tax. Coons. Public Relations Com. Mrs. Tucker, the former Mary Rol- Krebs at Pennock Hospital, Hast- Good music and a good Uroe Shoe Store, "Shoes for the Entire Robert Onan, Val Bennett, lins, is 74. Nearly all the fifty tations but will be happy to have ings, April 19, a girl, Christina Ant, red. c62 Ledger Want Ada bring results. Family", Lowell, Mich. • Ledger Want'Ads bring results. Paul Richardson. years of married life was spent on any relatives or friends call. weight, 6 lbs. 12 oz. iJV; T ? L;.
10 THE LOWELL LKO«CII, LOWELL, MICH^ APR. 17. CUrktvlila Lioals 6ften the pro is cf others Carl R. See^e seem a joke, but i the Identioal Mra. Herbert Knapp will Wait Mlaa Bella Ybung If everybody who's eligible Votes problema become Leona Mae Back her daughter, Mrs. Betty Hoag la bU and wail. lania Tuesday. Mr. Knapp Is un- this time, itll be the second Amer- Mr. and Mra. Lester Hendricks der the weather with a bad cold. ican Revolution. We have beea Exchange; Vows Of' Lansing were recent dinner Easter Sunday gusats of Mra. jetting our country be run by guests of Mr. and Mra. Verne Casimira Martinet were Mr. and about half of the people for yean. In an Impressive double ring oer- Klahn. The Hendrlcka are moving Mrs. Tony Neuwoop of Grand What would happen if everybody ennony performed by the Rev. soon to Texas. Rapids. Mr. and Mis. Tony Mar- who should, actually voted? No- Philip R. OlotfeHy. Mlaa Leona Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barker of tinea and family and Mr. Alex Mar- body knowa. Nobody evte dares liae Buck, daughter of Mr. and Greenville are announcing the tines of Grand Rapida. to guess. But there isn't a dtixen Mrs. Harold Buck, and Carl R. birth of a 7-lb. son, Richard Lee, on Mrs. Emma Pepper of Baldwin worthy of the name who wouldn't Seeae, son of Mr. and Mn. Leon April 1st. Mrs. Barker is the for- waa a week end guest of the Leo like to find out, or who doean't be- Vaughn of Grand Rapida were uni- mer Miss Betty Loo mis a former Pepper family. Mr. and Mrs. Fran- lieve it would be about the greatest Gingerbread thing that has ha^eMd to our ted In marriage at the Pint Meth- So. Bell teacher. da Richardson and daughter were country aince 1TT6. odist Church of Lowell, Shtordey Mrs. Jessie Fletcher Walton haa alao Sunday dinner guests. evening, April 5, at 8 o'clock. This can happen only if every- returned to her home in Grand Mrs. Leo Pepper and Mrs. Fran- WE HAVE THE The altar was decorated with Rapids, after spending the winter cis Richardson were Friday eve- one la duly registered to vote. Seo candelabra and baskets of yellow in Miami, Florida. ning shoppers In Ionia. your township clerk and be aure. 2 cups sifted Enriched King's 6 tablespoons butter or mar- and white gladioli and snapdrag- Mrs. Mamie CBeirne is occupy- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Saelig are FINEST BULK Self-Rising Hour garine ons. ing her new home in Saranac on back in their home again after be- CARD OP THANKS Mrs. Roy Adams of Barrytoo, Mill St Her former So. Boston ing in Fenton meet of the winter. aunt of the bride, beautifully ren- neighbor, Mrs. Harvey Hart, will Mr. and Mra. Willsrd Taylor, May I take this opportunity of FLOWER AND VA teaspoon soda I egg dered "Because" and "I Love You live In one apartment of the house. Mary Lou and Gene were Easter expressing my sincere thanka to Truly" accompanied by Mrs. Ar- Jocelyn Kyser, daughter of guests of Mr. and Mra. Wayne Liv- everyone for the nice cards, letters, t teaspoon ginger Vi cup molasses nold Wlttenbach, organist, who al- Mr. and Mrs. Myron Kyser has ingston In Chelsea. They were flowers and gifts and for the kind- GARDEN SEEDS so played the traditional wedding passed her physical examinaUon in joined by the Bernard Vandewater ness shown me and my family dur- Vi cup sugar % cup sour milk or buttermilk march, Grand Rapids for the Women's Air family of Nashville and Mr. and ing my atay In the hospital. Mrs. Bert Whipple of Ann Arbor. pSl Wm. Delaney The bride, given In marriage by Force and will go to Detroit April Mra. Carrie Swiger .is staying at Lawn Seed her father, wore a gown of off- 21st for final exams. ^ Easter dinner guests at the Har- her parents home in Ionia aince white brocade marqulfttts, fash- Unless directions on gloves say vey McClure home were Mr. and her father, Mr. William Spelcher ioned with a high neck 41i», long otherwise, wash them on the Sift flour, soda and ginger together. Cream butter or margarine Mrs. Don Kyser and family and suffered a stroke early Sunday hands with exception of doeekin tapering sleeves and a tyl skirt Mr. and Mra. Burt AusUn and fam- morning. He has had three more which ended In a long clrcittai1 and chamois. To have soft, pliable ily. Afternoon callers were Mrs «lnce then and his left tide is par- skin gloves, work them gently KIEL'S and sugar. Add egg, beating it in. Add molasses. Add flour alter- train. Her finger tip veil was Walter Courter, Mr. andttrs. Ellis alysed. held In place by a beaded tiara. while they are only partially dry, FLOWBt & (MPT SHOP Courier and Mr. and Mro. Juliui Mr. and Mra. Darwin Rotl and say Michigan State College home She carried a colonial bouquet of Phone 228F4 S17 E. Main Si nately with the milk. Pour into greased pan, 8x8x2 inches, and Merhtins. family, Mr. and Mra. Henry Lon- economists. white gladioli centered with yellow Mr. and Mra. Ralph Coombs of don and family of Diamondale, bake in moderate oven (350*P.) SO minutes. May be baked in a Dundee wsre overnight guests Sat- Mr. and Mrs. Russel Haxal and son ll Attending the bride M maid of urday of her brother, Dqn Kyser of Lake Odessa and Mr. and Mra honor was Mies Beverly Buck who and fsmily. 1 Irwin HarWood, Hastings, were ring mold. Yield: I gingerbread. wore a light blue satin gown .with Mr. and Mra. Wm. Keltxman and Easter Sunday gu^ets of Mr. and ') Mrs. Ootlieb Roth. u NOW « matching hat and oarrled a colon- family spent Sunday at the Newell ial bouquet of yellow caraatlcni. Tucker home in Saranac. Fifteen members and two guests ...for that lovoblt Serving the groom as heat man Mr. and Mra. Herbert VaaDerw attended the West Campbell Club was Mr. Harvey Stuxman of Grand Wall and family, Mr. and Mra. Wednesday at the home of Mis. Rapids.. Leonard Lewis and children were Lloyd Livingston. The group voted GUie-iRimi For her daughter's wedding, Mrs Easter guests of their mother, Mra to have a bake sale sometime in here's that lovable Buck wore a beige linen-laee dress Flora Lewis, and their brother, May. with yellow and brown accessories Gaylord. Mr. and Mra. Darwin Both at- and a corsage cf yellow carnations Mr. and Mrs. Karl Marker enter- tended a birthday party Saturday Get King's Flake or Pure Gold Self-Rising Flour night in honor of Mr. Hows EIFMF-IIMEM! Mrs. Vaughn, the groom'a mother, tained their parents, Mr. snd Mrs. Claude Harker and Mr. and Mra. Gibbs near Lowell. wore a pink taffeta drees with at Your Grocer's Today! Ernest Tucker Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stuart and blue and white accessories and a Mrs. Roy Kyser is expected home family had Easter dinner with Mr corsage of dark pink oamations this week from San Antonio, Texas and Mrs. Ensley Stuart A reception was held Immediate- where she has been visiUng her Mra. Roy Blough entertained the ly following the ceremony In the daughter, Mrs. John Mowinkle for following people for Easter and al- church parlors. The master and several weeks. The young daugh- so Mr. Blough's birthday: Mr. and mistress of ceremonies ware Mr ter who recently arrived In the Mo- Mra. Richard Blough, Grand Ledge, THE VAfCI WITH TNE and Mru. Robert Host, uncle and winkle family has been named An- Mr. and Mra. Charles Avery and KMT TIAT KVB IIKMK aunt of the groom. Assisting about nette Kay. family of Eagle, Mr. and Mra. Don- Ewry am Elgin. the room were Miss ICthelanne 0 r Mr. and Mra. Chris Fahrni, Jr. ald Blough and family of Flint and ^ th. Wl. Briggs, Miss Carol Jean Burch, and son Dennis attended church at Mra Lillian ScovlUe. Miss Phyllis Ektep and Mr. and McCords Sunday and were dinner Mrs. Orton Seese, who had charge guests ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs. TGnqWMnq Cmpanuof the gifts. Cornelius Bouwens . The bride's table held th^ three Mr. and Mrs. EM Tucker had ** ' Lowell, Lf Michigan ' home of Mr. and Mrs. (Don Clark I would like to thank all my seven ounces. Mrs. Roy Kyser of Johnnie Ray OHwr Sglmai $41.^ $57 JO South Boston who has been visiting near Byron Center. • v i blends and neighbors, for the in San Antonio, Texas, the past two Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nash spent gifts" and ^ards that I received TELL ME WHY months, returned hone Sunday Sunday with- Mr. and Mra. J. D, during my stay in the hospital Four Acee Terms: $1.00 A Week evening. Grlnnell at Algonquin Lake. - and at home. CITIZENS givft you: Mr. and Mrs. Richard Falrchild THE LITTLE WHITE CLOUO Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hammond of c61 Peter Kelley THAT CRIED Vermontville are visiting relatives of Alto were Sunday evening guests at Clair Kauffmans. . Johnnie Ray in Lowell. The hour from six to seven p. m. Mrs. Paul Kellogg Is expected Hobart Blough of Elkhart, IndL, is the mosT dangerous of the day Extra niFT protection called at the Seese-McNaughton SLOW POKE Avery Jewelers home today from Blodgett hospital or night in traffic. home Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Pee Wee King Citizeai' "All-Feature Policy" cotersges have been extended • lowA Mkft, where she underwent major sur- Henry Weaver of Hastings were to give EXTRA THEFT PROTECTION. Rearing appturei it gery last week Thursday. Be MY LIFE'S COMPANION Sunday evening guests. Mrs. Lydln Mlndy Careon^and Merv insured for up to $100, if stolen from your Thompson was Monday caller. CARD OF THANKS locked automobile. There is no extra charge Auron Mr. and Mrs. John Ktehs and for this coverage. CITIZENS' PROTEC- We wish to thank the Ada and David; Mr. and Mrs. George Krebs PITTSBURGH, TION FOLLOWS YOU WHEREVER the two Vergennes Township fire- und family, Mr. apd Mrs. Ivan K. PENNSYLVANIA ^soAirr trucks, Miss Shirley Richmond, tel- Blough, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough Quy Mitchell YOU GO. were Wednesday evening guests of T RAM ephone operator, and all of our i 41 • • rr^: • • •crrre kind neighbors who offered their Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wingeler. All S ,«$, IT S TN. services so quickly and prevented enjoyed a delicious fish supper. (uzins THE ROLUNS AGENCY our fire from becoming a major Mrs. Laura Schweb and daughter RADIO SERVICE loss. Gertrude, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sar- • HOWARD i\ *** W. Main 8t — Ph. 404F2 geant were Easter dinner guests at '•TiTTTr-j Mr. and Mrs. Roy T. Smutz RMTENGER Thurs., Fri., Sat. April 17. 18. 19 c-51 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Blaser. the Edward Anderson home. Service Is Our Business Company Mr. anc. Mrs. Frank Porter of •bout this question... I Grand Rapids were Monday dinner "If it has a tube we service it" guests at the John Krebs homer I heard of a man whose car, R. G. CHROUCH Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Hoffman home, and other property was Lowell, Michigan and family were Easter dinner confiscated, and who must give 206 E. Main St Phone 206 guests at the Frank Graham homo part of his weekly salary for WHEN WORIDS KING QUALITY FEEDS at Clarksvllle. several years to pay a jud g- Mr. and Mrs. Val Johnson and ment against him for an auto son of Dearborn called at the John accident which he caused. Does STRAND THEATRE A Superior Feed Economically Krebs and Ira Blough home Mon- Auto Llabality insurance give COLLIDE day afternoon. me complete protection against MOVIE NEWS Priced Mr. and Mrs. Ivan K. Blough such a claim? were Easter dinner guests at the For ths answer to your lnsur< Huy Barber home at Lowell. ance questions, feel free to f -4 KING EGG MASH -Sock $5.00 Mr. and Mrs. Ira Plough called call me at Rittanger Insur- What Happens at the Clarence and Jane Kime ance Service. Phone V*4, Low* KING GROWING MASH. ...Sock home near Clarksvllle Sunday af- ell. Aod Ooct Oriy of 8:4S ternoon. WhenWorids KING STARTING MASH sock Collide? KING SCRATCH FEED Sock $4.35 Suppose you pick up tomor- KING NNE CHICK FEED. .Sock $4.75 row's newspaper and read that astronomers hsvs just discov- Sinn SERVAL LITTER...! $2JM) Munroe's Food IMt ered that. In nina month, th. • "PEces tivsr PHONE 14 VOWELL 219 E. MAIN earth will be deetroyed In a coll^ion with a runaway stsr. OYSTER SHELLS - 1.15 "See Us For Rnest Foods" Hew would you spsnd your re- mslning tims before the glebe Sunday and Monday April 20 and 21 GRANITE GRIT 1.10 toppled into epscsT Sunday Shows Continuous from 3 P. M. This is ons of ths problsms r Matched Rouid or Sirioin Sletk considered In Psrsmount's "WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE", a Technicolor spectacle that After Easter Special I drsmsticslly desls with a hy- WORK SUITS 89c lb. pothetical doomeday. The film Cut from U.S. Good iMf traces the sstounding svsnts Shirt and Panf Sets in from ths tims of ths stsr's dis- FREE!! covery to the expleeive •mash- green and blue. up that pulverizee the globe. • 10 FOREMAN'S DAY OLD COCKEROS Also full count Army Would you uhuek your job. • 5 lbs. KING'S STARTING MASH Pork and Beans pray, rob, have a ehort one, or Chino in tan and gray. Just sit back and wait for the Bring or Send This Coupon by Saturday. biggest show of cosmic firs- Addad: NEWS FLASHES mi CARTOON FUN Pouts ond C/ CA 2 No. 2 cans 25c works thst earth folk hsvs April 19 svsr seen? Shirt Set W.DU Armour's Star Another poeeibllity would be Tuss., and Wed. April 22 and 23 Pick Up Chicks Monday, April 21 to. pitch in on a mammoth Chombroy Shirts .$1.79 rocket-building project In the Name . hope that you'd be eelected as Coffee Ret Brown one of the fortunete few who Address Covert Ports $2.89 O ride out Into epece in tsarch of another habitable planet We Give S A H Green Z 87c lb. For producer George Pal's Stamps ("Deetlnetion Moon") fsscin- Voemim Pock sting answers — and an elec- Have Chicken Every Sunday FREE! trifying movie experience — Z consult "W.'ien Worlds Collide", iww, Economy win? whioh will open Thursdsy, Apr. oe 17 for thrse days at the Strand ? — Me Makon & Theatre. WITH SPONGE Lowell Lkr. & Coal Co. Store < Soilax As an added attraction, STARTS THURSDAY, APRIL 24 Ph«na 193F2 "PECOS RIVER" will be shown Phone 18 Reynolds once only st 8:45 sll thrse Teckflicoior Suporwettern "FLAMING FEATHER' •RUCK WALTER PALACE CLEANERS & 98c Vobt 69c nights. So come early and bring YARD HOURSl 7i00 A. M. to Bi00 P. M. 1 Main 81 Ph. 408 Lowell *he family. mi "OPERATION HAYUFT
y aw/ rh I1 •caMn .iL i T 1—"T The addrese for SMrley 1Presto s haa been changed slightly It M now: Shirley E. Preston AN Barracks 873 AE "A" School, Eitablishtd June, 1893 LOWELL, MICH .. THURSDAY. APRIL 24, 1952 Number 52 NATTC, Jacksonville, Fla Th» UMd car lot atv Runciman A new address has been received Co. Ford Sales A Service on West uCJiTfVS RwUmilTa Trout Fishing April 26 Mrs. Fred Slommo. 85 for Robert A. Anderson, who waa Uftln St laat week waa treated to Fire Destroys Ask for improvemoats Celebrates Birthday recently promoted to S. Sgt. as fol- a coat of black topping which Dixieland Dandies lows: S. Sgt. Robert A. Anderson, should be a big help in keeping the Kenneth Brian appeared at the Mrs. Fred Slamma observed her AF 16392817 Det 4, 55 Strat Recoa. can clean, and does away with the Farm Impjements village council Monday night with 85th birthday Thursday, April 17, Win Second Place Wing, APO 22. c. o. Postmaster, mud so prevalent on many used a petition from seventeen residents at her home on Nash Avenue. Her New York, N. Y. car lota. dinner guests at noon were the of James St. asking for catch Sgt. James W. Fonger Is home • * • At F. Bowen Homebasins , widening the road and im- Rev. and Mrs. Bolltho, Miss Mary In Amateur Show Charles Baird haa Just completed Sterzick, Paul and Charlie, all of from the Philippines on a thirty- proving this street which goes up day leave after having spent two another new house on Vergennes What might have been a disas- Alto, who were served a chicken Four Lowell lads who call them- the hill at the east edge of the years on the Islands. Rd., which is attractive in design trous fire was averted last Sat- village. dinner. selves the Dixieland Dandies and and built for convenience. There uday morning at the home of In the evening her guests were who are juniors In Lowell high Pvt. Lawrence Schneider is home are four rooms with ^fireplace, and Fred C. Bowen in Keene township The council turned the matter Mr. and Mrs. Loren Tungate and over to the street committee for school brought honor to the village from Camp Breckenridge, Ky., on bath on the main floor and full when a spark from a small grass Mr. and Mrs. Clair Tungate and when they took second place at the a six day leave. baaement with oil furnace. The fire is thought to have caught In consideration when future street two children of Middleville; Miss Improvements are planned. Amateur Show sponsored by the garage la attached to the house atraw stored In a tool shed. The Glenora Lavendar of Lansing; Mr. Order of the Eastern Star at Cal- Mr. and Mrs. John Tlmpson re- An attic will provide added apaco shed belnc of all-steel construc- and Mra. John Sterzick of Saranac, edonia last Friday evening. There ceived word Monday that their son, if needed and can be easily fin tion held the fire Inside and In Pholo Quiz Farm and Oscar Sterzick of South Low- were sixteen acts, some bordering John Robert Tlmpson had been ished. spite of a strong breeze all the ell. Ice cream and cake were serv- promoted to Petty Officer Srd Baird Bros, have built aoma ed. closely to professional, and win- damage was confined to this area. ning second prize In this contest Class and Is being transferred nice homos in Lowall in tha past In Same Family Mrs. Slamma enjoyed her birth- Upwards of $3,000 worth of farm was exceptional. from Kisarazu to Master Air Base faw yaara. Implements, 400 bales of straw day and was glad to have so many The four boys, Jim McGregor, at Atsugi His new address will • * • and a quantity of lumber stored Over 100 Years come to see her. She haa been a Tom Morse, Plynn Pennock and appear in the Ledger as soon aa Carl Wood, now of Orand Raplda, In the shed are a total loss. bed patient since she broke her hip wo receive It. who recently purchaaed the Lally Mrs. Frank Kessler and Mrs. three years ago. Jerry Tlmpson have formed a bar- Mr. Bowen was burning some bershop quartet and have been home on West Main St., ia pushing grass and rubbish back of the Henry Rlttersdorf called at the Staff Sgt. Roy L. Chrouch Is Ledger office the first of the week singing together only two weeks to completion the remodeling, ren- shed and was closely watching It, home from Alaska on a 30-day fur- ovating and modernization of this and Identified the Farm Quiz pho- Fishing Season's but made a big hit with their mod- lough which he will spend with his stopping to assist the milk hauler, fine old home. Aa aoon as it ia to as a picture of their farm which ern version of "MacDonald's wife, parents, relatives and friends then returned to find the straw finiahed Mr. and Mra. Wood plan Is located on M91 about nine miles Liberal Kickoff Farm", "Are You From Dixie" and here, after which he will return to In the shed ablaze. to move here and enjoy living in northeast of Lowell, In Keene town- "Wait Till the Sun Shines Nellie." his post at Fairbanks. one of the finest places in Lowell. Much credit Is due Lowell tele- ship, at the corner of Feuerstein Forrest Buck may be credited phone operators for theh quick April 26 and 27 • • • and Richmond Rds. s with "finding" these Dixieland action in getting help to the Bowen Anathar important building pro- The farm consists of 100 acres The aDst liberal fishing season Dandles, and he has been spending home. Fire departments from Beld EnHiusiostic Audience trum on Lowell's We* Main St ia of which i >out 15 acres Is wood- kickoff In years. April 26-27, likely some time with them, training ing, Grattan, Rockford and Vtr- tha new front at Vic's Station. lot and the rest is under cultiva- will draw 300-400,000 fans or as them for barbershop singing. Greets Albion Band in geanes township responded to the There ia also under construction a tion. It was formerly in the Frost many as a third of the 1,200,000 call and neighbors helped to keep Musical Extravagana fiao new office at thia popular • family, having been taken from the Thb scene will be coauMM le Mfc some licensed anglers who will wet vice atatlon and auto repair shop. the fire under control until the government by Zelotus Frost in the fithtrmi a line before 1952 ends. Lowell Hi Chorus A small crowd of some two hun- * * * arrival of the fire trucks. early 1800's. The last Froat owner „ __ _ tiN stream armed with all tha The conservation department an- dred local citizens listened to an What prophet could have fo was a grandson, Alonzo, who died •anal trappiagi teclodinc tk* *••*•» bet cherished topper wbkk ticipates fewer trout fishermen but In Grand Valley outstanding program of music* In told ten years ago that the national several years ago. freqeeatly earn te mart tkaa • mmakuit. Conservation departmeat more general season and other ang- the school gymnasium Sunday Inoome would increase from 97 bil- Annual Concert Mr. and Mrs. Kessler have lived egaia phm te rekes* welever LNM* legal-eba trent as e sepple- lers as compered to last year. night put on by the Albion collega on the place about 23 years and Festival May 1st orchestra and band, under the di- llona to S28 billlona and that the Saat te aetaral streea ara^rliw About 2M.N0 will kave beea First Joint Opening Federal debt would increaae from At Lowell School have a herd of guerpseys and Hoi- pUnted by rection of Conway Peters The steins with 20 milkers and the rest First Joint opening of trout and The Lowell High School Chorus program was undoubtedly the best 68 billlona to 865 billlona—a billion general seasons and probability of will enter the Grand Valley Chorus dollars a day. Tuesday, Apr. 29 of the herd are heifers raised for of Its kind ever presented in Low- replacements and some feeding cat- high and roily streams will tend to Festival to be held at Godwin ell. Classical and popular numbers • • * I miral HSah Cmiat tle. The grain crops are wheat, lesson trout stream ' fishing pres- Heights High School Thursday, were Interspersed, and the execu- Whan Mra. Qladya Bergln, village The Lowell School Music Depart- Lowell Fire Dept. corn and oats, principally used for sure increase army of pan fish and May Ist. This is the .second year tion by the well-balanced organiza- hoateaa, called the first of the week ment, under the direction of Orval ^ Wins MSC Scholarsliip feeding their own stock. pike fisherman on lakes. Many that Lowell has participated in the tions were a delight to all At the on Mr. and Mra. Chas. Fiahor who Jessup and Miss Charlyn Koch, Asks Cooperation The large house has 14 rooms, southern Michigan sportsmen will festival, Mr. Macktel from Mich- conclusion of the program the en- raoantly moved here from Grand will present their annual Spring BMrley A Winks, member of bath, utility room and full base- bypass both northern lake and igan State College will be guest thusiastic small crowd Insisted on Rapida, locating on Chatham St. Concert Tuesday, April 29 at 8:00 Lowell Fire Department is ask* tll High School graduating ment There are spacious dairy I of 1962 has been awarded a stream angling to get a mess of conductor. Each school will dng several encores. she waa impressed by the congenial P. M. in the high school gymna- ing citizens for cooperation la, two numbers and a massed chorus barns with silo, a poultry house larship at Michigan State Col- bluegills close to home. Some per- The local high school band Is to greeting from this fine couple. It sium. | eliminating hazards as far as is S 40x14, and a large tool shed. AIL sons will be Joining the fishing made up of all the choruses com- waa revealed in the converaation The program will get under way tafi^effectlve this fall term. be congratulated for sponsoring buildings are kept In fine condi- possible 'and making the work of forco for the first time, as custo- bined will sing four numbers under that Mr. Fisher, now retired, was with a group of numbers by the Jt total of 402 scholarships have such a musical extravaganza. The tion. fire fighters more prompt by pro- ir jy each year. Mr. Macktel. This chorus will re- in the decorating business in Min- Junior Band and the Grade Chorus toen awarded to high school grad- net proceeds, to be used for uni- Mrs. Kessler Is the former Leona hiblting the gathering of crowda Many of the spring spawning hearse from 2 In the afternoon. neapolis, Minn., for more than 67 under the direction of Miss Koch. uates from 76 Michigan counties by forms, amounted to about fifty dol- Rlttersdorf She attended school and cars at the scene cf the fire runs up rivers and creeks from the Schools participating are: East years. He saw that city grow from The High School Chorus will pre- MSC according to J. Robert Stew- lars. at the Tasker and later graduated which tends to delay fire fighting Great L^kes may be at their peaks Grand Rapids, Godwin Heights, a population of 86,000 to more than sent a group of numbers and the art MSC scholarship director. The Mr. Jeasup and the band wish io from Beldlng High school. Mr. equipment reaching the fire. Chil- about the same time. Last season Grandvllle, Lee, Lowell, Rockford 660,000 and during his residence Senior Band will conclude the pro- awards were made on the basis of thank local citizens for providing dren should be taught the dangers top smelt and perch runs were un- Junior Choir, Wyoming Park and there he himself, built and sold 28 gram. Special numbers will be Kessler attended Kemp school and echolershlp. leadership and citizen- accommodations for the visitors. lived on a farm in Otisco township. of riding their bicycles to the fire, derway between April 19 and 29 In Rockford Senior Choir. Admission houses. He would not be able to provided by the Junior Saxophone ship qualities displayed in the Both are born farmers and inter- following the fire trucks; also the lower peninsula and between to this concert festival is 35c. count the myriad of piacea he has Trio and a male quartet from the school, Mr. Stewart said. Soutli Boston Grange redecoratod. Senior Band. ested in successful farm practices. others should be warned against The scholarships cover tuition April 25 and May 7 in the upper peninsula. Mr. and Mra. Fishar have Admission is 50c for adults and They are members of the Keene Jumping in a car and following the toes of recipients. They are image i/emoRsrrarion Sponsors Essay Contest Farm Bureau and active in all ag- chosen Loweli for thair home 35c for students. Proceeds will go ttucks. awarded for one year but may be Off Black Bass Till June 21 For Kent Co. Farmers ricultural projects. After Mr. At all times citizens should yield South Boston held an open meet- sine* retiring and thair unan- towards band uniforms and current renewed for four years If the stu- Every fish found In Michigan Kessler finished school he sailed right or' way to vehicles with red Waie Hold April 28 hig on Friday evening. April IS, imous hobby is fishing. expenses of the bands. dent maintains a satisfactory schol- except black bass can be taken the Great Lakes for about five lights and siren. astic average. with only a fair attendance. • • • and about all inland lakes, streams, A demonstration of Interest to yters, but came back to his first Rosemary A Peck, graduating Michigan Department of Health IPW Club Attending rivers and creeka and Great Lakea Kent County farmers will be con- Home economics chairman Hope love—the farm. Rubbish Burning Permits from Saranac High school in June, notified the village council this and connecting waters will be le- ducted in the county this year. Sargeant announced that there will Annual Dist. Mm ting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rlttersdorf, Anyone burning rubbish must la also a recipient of a scholarship week that the sewer constructed on gal fishing territory by April 26. This is a tillage demonstration us- be a baked goods and apron sale at co-owners of the farm live with have a permit and the fire must be award from the college. Beattle's Hall In Clarksville on Lowell Main street laat year is not Tenders Showboat lid Only the black bass fans will have ing various methods of preparing their son-in-law and daughter. All watched and controlled. It is per- operating aatisfactorily and that it to cool his heels until June 21. soils for crops. There have been Saturday, May 3, beginning at 11:00 are members of St. Mary's church missible to burn papers and light is not acceptable, aince plans sub- President Clarice Leonard, Lylia Sponsor In the seven day longer trout sea- arguments In the past as to wheth- A.M. Members of Opal Leazenby's, mitted to the health department at Miriam and active in all depart- rubbish In a rubbish burner or Pearl Roth's and Clella Kelm'a Johnson, Elva Topp and Muriel ments of the church. Mrs. Ritters- son this year, there Is one major er the regular method of plowing had not been followed, and that the covered container In your own Special iroiimsning committees will be asked to fur- Abraham of the Lowell Business dorfs parents, John and Margaret creel change. Number of brook, and harrowing was better than the aewer la to be corrected at once. and Professional Womens Club, at- yard. For Kids Under 12 brown and rainbow per day or In field cultivator or the disc harrow. nish for this sale and will be no- The council has notified Albert Albert, gave the land for the tended the annual meeting of Dis- Our firemen have to oome from possession is cut from 15 to 10 This will be an approach to prove tified by their captains. Roth, village engineer, who will un- church property from land they trict No. 5 Michigan Federation took up from the government some all parts of town and are not paid The Lowell Sportsman's Club will when taken from streams, contin- which may fit Kent County con- Lecturer Donald Kyser would dertake the necessary corrections. of B. ft P. W. Clubs at Greenville, 160 years ago when they came to but respond to all calls promptly ajaln sponsor a trout fishln|: pro- ues at five from lakes, but in no ditions. like all members of the grange Looks like Main street will bo Sunday. April 20. Wlnnifred Brad- this country from Baden Baden, to help make our community a gram for youngsters under twelve case may the creel contain more Here are the different tillage v/ho are not more than 18 years of torn up for tha Showboat again ley of Ionia was reelected District Germany. safer place in which to live. Your years of age. This program proved than 10 pounds and one trout. Reg- tools to be used—chisel type plow, thla yaar! age on June 15, 1952 to submit aa Chairman. The family are very proud of the cooperation will be appreciated by to be highly successful last year ular seven-inch minimum size lim- disc harrow, clodbuster, disc plow, essay on the subject "Am I A Good • • • progress made in the community Dave Clark, fire chief, and all the with several youngsters making it applies except for marked por- tn.t. plow, f'.eld cultivator, plow Sunday evening around 9 o'clock The president of each club in the Neighbor On The Highway." Thla firemen. nice catches. tions of the Au Sable's North and mulcher and disc tiller. Machinery a customer bafcked into the pumps district gave her annual report and and especially in their church dur- essay must not be longer than 700 A portion of Cherry Creek ex- South branches and the Pine river dealers and farmers are cooperat- at the Standard Station on West State Federation President Ann ing the years since it was first or- words and must be in before June ganized. tending from Chatham St. bridge where a 10-incher Is the smallest ing In putting on these trial plots. Main St. and knocked over two Ferris complimented President St. Robert's taWi 15, 1952. Any member Interested The framed picture of the farm north to the railroad bridge will be "keeper." The date is April 28 If the wea- pumps. Lowell officers on duty Leonard and the Lowell Club for may obtain more Information and posted for this purpose. The sea- ther holds good. The place—Wm. who investigated the accident were active participation in educational and the gift certificates were given Purchases Property the rules of the contest from the son will open at 12:01 Saturday Meyer farm, just east of Caledonia, Glenn Rondot and Lawrence Arm- matters, civilian defense and local to the ladles when they stbpped en- Local Woman Elected lecturer. Reverend Father Frederick J. morning. Regulation fishing laws time-1:00 p.m. sharp. strong. It was diamissed aa an ac- affairs. route to St Mary's hospital In Following the meeting, members Grand Rapids to visit Mr. Rltters- Voas. pastor of the newly-organized will apply to the youngsters. Mem- As Red Cross Director There will be a total of eight cident and the youthful offender The Greenville B. ft P. W. Club cf the Ionia Junior Chamber of dorf who is recovering from a very parish of St. Robert's in Ada. has b;rs of the Sportsman's club will Three persons representing Kent acres planted to oats and seeded was not held. was hostess to about 75 guests, announced the recent purchase of be on hand to assist the young fish- Commerce presented their Free- state, district and club officers serious operation performed there County cutslde of Grand Rapids to alfalfa-brome. • • * three weeks ago. four and one-half acres on M21 just ermen. One of the plots will be planted dom Forum for the program. This Eugene Grooters, operator of and members. An excellent dinner were elected to membership of the east of Rlx's Trading Post. The Laat-year this section of Cherry using the once over tillage method. was much enjoyed by all present Grooters Body Shop on S. Hudson, was enjoyed by the guests, as was Boaid of Dlrctors of the Kent property contains a home which Creek was planted several times, Robert White, agricultural en- and gave each and every one of noted a live wire falling in front of the musical entertainment provid- Lowei Republican Women County Chapter of the American will be used as a rectory after May a planting has been made this year gineer and Leyton Nelson, farm us something to think about Thia his car as be came into town laat Red Cross at the annual meeting ed. To He
i 4 THE LOWELL LEDQER, LOWELL. MICH., APft H 1M2 HAY FOR SALS—Mixed alfalfa THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH.. APR. 24, 1162 S and brome grass; also aome MAN WANTBD with bookkeeping YOUNO LAD Michigan BeU WAOEMAKKR SPEED BOATS. typlot And m** sellinf exper^ straw, all baled. Wlnton Wilcox, LOWELL LEDGER WANT ADS...BRING RESULTS Telephone Co. to Ionia haa an Molded plywood, Y* HI P. Ifcr- FOR SALE—First cutting baled SIMPLICITY GARDEN TRACTOR ADA COMMUNITY NEWS Apply in person Krlck opening for youitg lady to handle MTAIDAO! Lowell phone 68F4. p61-52 FOR SALE—African Violate. 506 FARM PEOPLE—Be sure to Inves- Auto A Appliance, 1 mile west cu»y motor, reiQOfe oooteefc^n W. Main St. Lowell, Mich. ci*f Alfalfa Ifcy, 40c bale. Ph. Low- 3 h. p. cultivator, lawn mower, tigate Farm Bureau Insurance. MrMacCeiling says OpiC8 MRS. TOM MORRIS—PHONE ADA 4SS1 customer contacts, arrange for ai*roo*-*oNBft*«R of Lowell on M21. c52 trailer. WHteaWn Sales A-Mr- CEMETERY LOTS GRADED and ell 427-F11. Kenneth Smiley. sickle bar, buzz saw, sell equip- It Is rated as a number one buy Notes from Kent Co. Exten. Offico installations of telephones and c-61-52 ment separately. Dutmers, 2219 BUYERS FOR YOUR FARM other related work. Require- vloe, phone 212 LoyelL «52 M0MBl¥0UGVEA84*| seeded. Everett Carey, Lowell HOUSE TRAILER for sale. '48 by Consumers Guide to Better DID YOU KNOW THAT OPS Pacemaker, 28 ft. Will consider East Blaln Ave., S. E., Grand Buying. Don't hesitate to call R. THOMPSON'S Boys Slightly Hurt Ada Oil Co. Sponsors cash or terms. If interested in FOR SALE—8 weeks old pigs; also ments are for alertness, pleasing phone 354F2. cSltf CEILIN6 PRICES COVER late model car. Call Ada phone GET YOUR PIONEER HYBRID Rapids, Phone 36718. p-Sl-52 A. Wlttenbach — your agent. Agriculture In 2-Car Collision selling, write Wm. A. Armstrong, 7-v/eeks-old puppies. Morris Bla- personality and ability to talk AUTO REPAIRS TOO ? Dealers' Annual Dinner Ada, R. 2, or phone tlockford io, Rl, Lowell. Phone 251-F21. BALED HAY AND CORN for sale. 3553. cSl-52 seed corn now while varieties Lowell phone 40F2. c6tf Good Grass Pasture tne Key to and negotiate with people. For and kernel sizes are available. Three Ada boys escaped with 71201. clStf c52 appointment call Ionia Business Jack Hefferan, Parnell. Phone Western Supplies SANITARY MARKET More Meat. Milk and Money The Ada Oil company gave their WANTED—Remodeling, repairing, Come Saturday. Clarence Klahn, STOP—paying the nigh prices for Pasture improvement is perhaps minor injurys when the car driven 23rd annual dinner at Ada town Office 9911. o&2 Grattan 753. c51-62 BELTS — HATS Phone 233 G. R. (Butch) Thompson 205 E. Main GRADUATION WATCHES. Rings. and building by experienced car- 9896 Cascade Rd. p51-l SADDLERY gas. Hundreds of satisfied cus- the best way for most Kent Coun- by Norbert Kohlbeck. 18. with hall Monday evening, April 21, USED CARS— tomers are saving up to 4c a Silverware. Club plan-|l down, FOR RENT—Large, pleasant sleep- OPENING FOR GIRL or woman penter. R. N. Fltzpatrlck, Low- at the ty farmers to increase the produc- Larry Faulkner, 13, and Walter with a very good attendance. Three $1 weekly. Avery Jewelers, Low- 1950 Ford custom "tT 4-door ell phone 92. c-51-62 gallon on our high quality gas. tive capacity of their farms. In wHh overdrive. ing room In Lowell, for lady. oomptometer operator. Good SAVE REAL MONEY Suchodolski 15, as passengers, col- of the Pflllllps 86 district men ell. C60-6 starting wage; all employees CLUB DINER Try a tankful today and see for WHEN YOU THINK OF MEATS... many instances, permanent pas- lided with another car driven by 1949 Chevrolet Business Coupe Kitchen prlvllegee and garage if Curly Howsrd from Chicago and t h e District benefits. Very secure position. NOW IS THE TIME to get that BUY BEEF WHOLESALE yourself. Mallery's Service Sta- tures are not producing their shares Lawrence Varizee of Grand Rap- EIGHT cents a year will protect a 1941 Chevrolet Moor desired. 623 N. Jefferson. Lowell THINK OF THOMPSON'S Manager were present. Ploturea phone 201F2. c62 Write Box 147K, Lowell, Mich., lawn mower repaired and sharp- Young and tender U. 8. govt tion, one mile west of Lowell on of income and are not working full ids at Thornapple River Dr. and entitled "Heaven Knows" were man's or lady's suit from moth 1940 Ford 3-4 ton Pick-up ened. We repair motors. Leave graded beef. Front and hind SLABWOOD-good hardwood $3.00 M-2L A 12tf time during the pasture season. Al- damage for 5 years. One spray- 1947 International S-ton truck giving age and past experience. US-16 at Cascade. The boys were shown and a very inspiring talk to o 61-52 your mowers at Ada Hdwe. or quarters cut, processed' and a cord at mill. $4 00 delivered In faifa-brome grass, iadino clover taken to St. Mary's hospital for the dealers was given. A delicious ing of BERLOU Guaranteed KB8 with 16 ton hoist sharp frozen for your locker or Lowell. Cornell Luhiber Co., ph WANTED—If your roof leaks let REAL ECONOMY FOOD VALUE — CHOICE mixture is recommended for most bring directly to us. Klelnhek- us repair It. Soon time to paint, treatment and released. dinner was served by the Con- Mothspray does It, or BERLOU These cars A trucks thoroughly iAlCHIGANtBMU, GAS HOW TO BE SAFE — Protect home freezer. 170, Lowell. c-46tf conditions on upland soils in that pays for the damage. Rent on sel Farm Service, McCords, get your order In early. Call ; IK gregational church ladles. checked and recondlUoned. against windstorm loss with a c51tf it provides high quality pasturage Mother-Daughter Tea electric sprayer. Roth A Sons BCE GEE CHRISTIANSEN TRUCK FOR HIRE or trucking 165F5 or drop a card to Wm. over an extended period. The cost Co., Lowell, Mich. c62 Runciman Motor Sales WITTENBACH Lapeer Cyclone policy. It costs Baldry, R. 3, Lowell. c46tf of prodution of 100 pounds of di- Celebrate 25th Lowell phone 222 c51 little—protects a lot State Mu- BIKES HELD by the Police De- Frozen Food Lockers done by load or hour. Will haul 0 Vesta Chapter 202 O. E. 3. will Soles ft Service Lowall, Mich. Phone 263F3 anything. Call Beldlng 731-W. STEWING CHICKENS gestible nutrients in a number of HALLMARK GREETING CARDS tual Cyclone Insurance Co. partment will be disposed of If YOUR PROTECTION against hold a mother-daughter tea in the With 'Open House' FOR SALE—2 Chester White gilts, W. Main St Lowell Phone 227 P47-62 not claimed. p-50-52 P60-3 c46tf experiments over the country are chapter dining room Saturday aft- for every occasion—there Is a F EVERY USERcl windstorm loss Is a Lapeer Cy- about an follows: Improved pas- About 125 friends and relatives Hallmark Card to say just what about 190 pounds, $35 each; 1020 clone policy. Cost Is low—pay- ernoon, May 10 24 o'clock. All you want to say—the way you International tractor In good KNOWS rrSTRUE, WE ARE NOW contracting for tures, 58c: alfalfa hay, $1.35; corn. mothers and daughters welcome. called cn Mr. and Mrs. Boyd An- ment for losses Is prompt. State $1.77: oats. 12.07. crson at their open house in honor want to say It. Available at condition, 14-inch 2-bottom plow tomato acreage. L. W. Ruther- Mutual Cyclone Insurance Co. TME THINGS WE SAY ford A Sons, Lowell, C47-52 The first step toward Improved of their 25th wedding anniversary Christiansen's Drug Store. Lowell on rubber, 2 years old, both for p47-52 pasture is a soil test and the addi- Rummage Sale Saturday on Wednesday evening, April 16, at $250. 2 miles north and 1 mile THIS GA9 CAN DO "SST 39c lb. FOR SALE—Single metal bed, oak west of Lowell. 11768 Vergennes Farm Loans TITAN CHAIN SAWS, light and tloii of the necessary* lime and fer- There will be a rummage sale at their home In Ada. Used Cars & Trucks finish, coil springs, innersprlng St. c52 4% Interest-long term. Nat'l. powerful, 5 h. p.. 34 lbs.; 7 h. p., n.N AI. ADMIMf*TR.\TIO.N ACCOl VT tilizers during seedbed preparation. the Ada town hall Saturday, April A beautifully decorated cake, Young, Tender, Lost Spring Roosters August Is generally conceded to be mattress, practically new. C. W. Farm Loan Ass'n., 1043 Leonard 37 lbs. One or two man saws. 8Ute of Uichlfcan, the Probatf Court for 26 all day sponsored by the Moth- made by Mrs. Nell VandePeerle, # 1949 Paid Y8 Custom Club Coupe the best time to make eeedings of Fisher, 313 Chatham, Lowell. Ph. FOR SALE—Sixteen inch tractor DEPENDABLE USED CARS St, Grand Rapids, Mich. Phone For demonstration call Titan tbe County of Kent. ers Club of the Boynton school, topped with red roses was the 99-F11. p52 plow used very little, good as At a imloo of Mid Court, held at the alfalfa-brome grass. 6 to 8 pounds # 1946 Ford V8 Tudor 72663. c42tf Sales & Service, Will finance. probate office. In the City of Grand Rap- of alfalfa and 2 to 4 pounds brome- and a bake goods sale in the after- centerpiece. Violets and white new; also 2-sectlon cement wash ^Uiow • 1950 Chevrolet DeLuxe 4-Dr. Sedan Milton Wilcox, Jr. Lowell Phone Fresh Ground Our Own Ma, in said County, on the 21st day of noon. tapers were on either side. Mrs. IS YOUR TOWN PERFECT? tub make good watering trough Telephone # 1949 Dodge Coronet 4-Door SIXTY-SIX CENTS a week on 262-F2. c37-tf April. A. D. 1MI. grass, plus ^ to 1/3 pound Ladino Head "A Small Town Looks at 1947 Cbev. Heetmaster 4-Dr. Sedan clover If desired. Proper inocula- Ruth Rogers and Mrs. Lucille $3.10. Gulllford, phone 332F3. Directory # 1948 Dodge Custom Chib Coupe each $25 of value will buy dia- Preaent: HON. JOHN DALTON, Judge Ada Locals Kltson, sisters of Mrs. Anderson Itself In the late April Issue of 1950 Plymoiitli Spec. Dlx. Club Coupe FOR SALE—3 bedroom hom« on ot Probate tion is always important. Good p62 monds, watches and silver at PATHFINDER magazine, just : # 1949 Buick Super 4-Door Sedan N. Hudson St. A good buy for presided at the coffee urns. Mrs Avery Jewelers. c45tf In tae Mattrr of Ihr Etlnlr of Charlotte grazing management is nccessary Mrs. Etola Barber Fouts and one of many features In PATH- 1949 Plymouth Spec. Dlx. Sedan. Bulk Sausage B. Craw fori], I>f«raKnt. TRACTOR, Allls-Chalmers, Model remodeling. Phone 495 Lowell. HAMBURG to get the highest yield and main- Mabel Gross assisted about the # 1950 Nash Ambassador Sedan John Crawford having filed In aaid children of Edmore visited Mr. and FINDER now on sale for first WATCH REPAIRING by an ex- tain the stand. rooms. "G" with tools like new, for sale. 1948 Plymouth Spec. Dlx. Coach c49tf court hU final adminittration account, and Mrs. Art Loveless on Thursday. time at your newsstand. Be sure 990 52nd St., S. W., near Clyde pert. Free estimates. Avery hi* petition praying for the allowance The Andersons, who have three LIGHT TRUCKS Officers and board members of to get your copy of PATH- Park Call 894660. c52 1947 Plymouth Spec. Dlx. Sedan Jewelers. c50tf FARMERS—Now Is tne time to thereof and for the aaeignment and dii- 4-H Newt sons, Kenneth, Bob and George, Ulbution of the reaidue of Mid estate. St. Roberts Guild met with 'heir FINDER today! 15c. c52 * utcu nAHMAia. h* 1940 Plymouth 5-Passenger Coupe # 1949 Dodge Vi-Ton Pickup get your silo orders In. C & B 4-H summer clubs are organizing pastor, Rev. Fredrick Voss at the have lived In their present homo WANTED POULTRY—Live, de- triple seal cement stave is the It I* Ordered. That the 1Mb day of these days. The clubs that start Hillcrest Farm Mat. A. D. IMt. at ten o'clock in the home of Mrs. James McCormick 24 years. Bob wasn't able to be GAS REFRIGERATOR and stove 1 livered or will call for. Henry buy. Call R. A. Wlttenbach, ph. 3 5G1 forenoon, at said probate office, be and l» early have the time to get project We trade, sell and finance our own cars and give up to I /: years to pay. Remember, too, our reputa- 49C lb. last Wednesday evening. Those at home as he had planned as he equipped for either city or bot- Landscapers Fase. Ada phone 72871. c46-52 40F2, Lowell c4tf hereby appointed for examining and al- work done and still have time to present Mrs. Robert Behan, Mrs. has Just been transferred from tled gas, for sale. Also cabinet Lowell Rt 2 572-F14 tion will always be your guarantee of a square deal. low inn aaid account and hearing Mid pe- work around summer vacations. sink. Call Ada 3721 after 5:00 IF YOU ARE HAVING WATER Ideal for meat loaf or Ground fresh—sea- tition. Norman Jones, Mrs. Gerald Witte, Puerto Rico to England. He is Complete Lawns Installed VfOMillNUDl, It If further Ordered, Ttoat public notice Mrs. Fred Behan, Mrs. Robert serving in the U. S. Air Force p. m. c52 and Repaired iPtimNomm YOUR DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER troubles, call today for complete chili soned just right (hereof be "giren by publtcnUon of a copy 4-H club groups have contributed Mrs. Anderson is the former Alice Trees Roses Plants efficient water well service. We at thla order, for three auccewlre wecka McCormick, Mrs. Thomas Ken- FOR SALE—-Twin wood finish 1250 more toward the 4-H lodge MacNaughton, daughter of John Evergreens Flowers Bulbs drill wells, also sell and service prerlous to aald day of hearing, In the fund. We certainly appreciate this nedy, Mrs. George Hartman, Mrs. metal beds with mattresses; two 319 E. Main St., Lowell Phone 269 Lowell Ledger a newspaper printed and Udmund MacNaughton of Egypt Black Dirt and Tested Top Soils Gould's Garage pumps. Orson Melle, Lowell ph. MORRELL'S Arthur Larid and Miss Norren circulated In aald county. extra help. new folding single cots with mat- 183. c4dtf Broghan. Valley. tresses; almost new Storkllne Order Now JOHN DALTON, P52 • true copy. Judge of Probate. Wc have a short list of breeders Mr. and Mrs. Ted Atkins of Many lovely gifts were received baby buggy; walnut chest of TRUSSES—Trained fitter, surgical DA18T C. COGBHALL, >*11., LOWELL that have 4-H calves for sale. Sum- Plymouth spent Saturday night and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson wish drawers; antique 9x12 rug, excel- WANTED—Auto mechanic or ex- appliances, etc. Koss Rexall Register of Probate. and Sunday with her parents, Mr. to thank everyone for making the lent condition; small table, dishes c 52-2 mer project animals should be pur- perienced helper. Central Gar- Drugs, Saranac, Mich. c39tf SLICED BACON chased soon now to fill require- and Mrs. Bernard Rooker and evening such a memorable and etc. Mrs. Lee Lampkln, Lowell age. A. H, Stormzand, Lowell. with Mrs. Rooker and Jimmie enjoyable occassion. phone 88F2. c52 FOR SALE—Certified Strawberry for dairy records. P52 spent Saturday evening at the and raspberry plants; several 4-H Ser\*ice Club held its regular Howard Rooker home at Bostwick Ada Township Library THREE ROOM furnished apart- varieties; double state Inspected. ment or sleeping room with pri- FOR SALE—Porcelain cook stove, business meeting. Some big plans Lake. excellent condition. Alto phone Order early. Write for price list. for recreation meetings were made. Sunday guests at the Rooker Reports Successful Year vate kitchen. Adults. Garage 2171. c52 GOOD, Horrocks Berry Farms, 335? Dll- Al! older club members will be In- suitable for storing. Phone Low- Bu,l< dlne Rd., Ionia, Mich., R. 3. 15c lb. home on Ada drive were Mr. and The annual report of the Ada ell 511-F3. p52 p50-4 terested in these plans. Mrs. Alfred Rooker of Montrose, Township Branch of the K«Bt FOR SALE—Television set, 27 DEPENDABLE Mr .and Mrs. Roy Bower of BatUe tube, 10 in screen. Cheap. Ifer- Broken Slices and Pieces County Library system was given FOR SALE—For first Ume PATH- old Himebaugh, Ada
good condition i Blxby Office Supply 29.28 ance to be entered In thla cause within • He Cpl. Richard Pattlaon in California this victory is Ford's Automatic Power Pilot which squeezes the last wMOi Tub and Head for ringfacing fruit three (S) months from the date of this Before you buy any truck, before coming to Michigan to ounce of power out of every drop of gas. 2 Computing Scales Earle Equipment Co 60.70 Order, and in default thereof, that aaid Crane Co 2.84 Bill of Complaint be taken ta coafeaaed let ua give you a list of per- spend a furlough with hit parents Set Hanging Scales About 300 Apple Crates c-i k ck TOM Mftlf* Gould's Garage 40.27 by the aald defendaata, their unknown sons in this area who have Asparagus '' '*• *" k , and other relatives. He has been Ike AAA Corf.il loord Ifce by e • •n-mk p«r goUom" fomufa 300 Burhel Baskets, 50 Orange Crates Reliable Mtr. Co 11.07 heirs, devisees, legatees aad assigns, 25c Glazed Donuts "•" 29c in the service about eighteen «s Umrm eeeef dbeece for e» cart Is eocfc deu el dn amd 53.855 PfB GALLON 2 10-ft. Display Islands or Shelves IT 18 FURTHER ORDERED, that Lowell Ledger 25.85 recently bought new Inter- Ifltarnationol Pickups avaliabls In nine models with months. per gets* see* *• car w*gU ffcuhdhg pmutfn) Is torn. mM- 6 Sweet Cider Barrels within twenty 020) days, plaiaUffs cause a pW bf mmUr of >a«M InnoM, MM by mmb* of go**, ceflMwd. Popcorn Machine in good working L. R. Klose 49.09 copy of this order to be published la the nationals like the one you SH, I, aad f-ft. bodies. 4,200 to 1,400 ba. OVW. Carrots 2 19c 50 Gallon Glass Jugs Hayden Supply 15.95 Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed, pub- are considering. Check with Townhouse Crackers 31c 25.463 pvuSiom condition , McFall Chevrolet 51.89 llabed aad circulated In said County, such publication to be continued therala once any or all of them. Find out Petty Cash 253.59 la each week for six (fl) consecutive "Test Drive" the Economy Winner Today! how Internationals cut haul- Oranges '"*'*'•1- *»• 39c Fig Bars ^ 2 Debt Retirement 2,500.00 53c F.CA. General Electric Co 5,616.03 DALE 60UTER, ing costs on jobs like yours. LAND FOR SALE AT PRIVATE SALE Circuit Judge. For eewpliH Momafha obovf any Troth, sec— COLBY Examined, Countersigned and Entered by Apples 3 "" 35c ACEWCY Ask us about it. We will be open every evening until 10 o'clock up to day of $19,239.93 me: Instant Cocoa I9e Grand Total 123,638.96 MATT BAODON, For Economy plas Qaalily... Choose the '52 Ford! sale. Come in and see us. Roll Call: Schaefer yes, Mulder Deputy Clerk. M yes, Elzlnga yes. Roth yes, Chris- ATTEST: A True Copy, Bartlett Pears 28c Kix Corn Puffs 2 25c tiansen yes. Yeas 5, Nays 0. Car- LEWIS J. DONOVAN, Ma, s, TERMS — Cask. Everything to be settled for on day of sc4e. Nothing to be re- Clerk. EaHY. Colby —Alto ried. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT: Wlttenbach Salesft Servic e Lowei.!l!2, Michiga• n CQn It was moved by Tnibtee Schae- TAKE NOTICE, that thla milt, la which Orange Juice 23c Robin tiuod Flour 25-lb. bog $1.98 Office: 2421 Res.: 3151 moved until settled for. fer, seconded by Trustee Roth that the foregoing order was duly made. In- volves aad Is brought to quiet title to the C. H Runciman Co. Motor Sales the meeting be adjourned. Yeas 5, following described olece or parcel of Cbevies I. Colby PHONE 222 Nays 0. Carried. .iU PrfeM inthUmd sftcfit* through SmL, April 26th Office: 3231 Clarksville COR. MAIN ANO HUDSON STS. LOWELL, MICH. LAWRENCE RUTHERFORD, "Lot Number Six (fl) of Block Num- JAY BOELENS, Manaper LEE PITSCH, Service Mgr. President, Pro-Tem. ber Five (5) of Lae'c Addition to th* Village of Lowell, Kent Cooaty, INTERNATIOJMI TRUCKS Hesche Farm Market LOUIS W. KINGSLEY, Clerk. Approved: April 21,1952, * o-««-a Standard of the Highway GEO. VANDERMEULEN. Al. VonderLoon, Clerii . i • • • '4 '£mm 1 ••
CIsHtavNIe Locals oa U. S. streets aad ea afl from Beifridgeher THE LOWKLL LCDOIR. LOWELL, BRICH, APft X IMt • S THE LOWELL LCOOCR. LOWELL. MICH. APR. *, Mr. aad Mra. Letter Bk«gh af Alto ware •••fcy » m. naata at Ica cream te tha at yaar FMd for the aad aad la to Mrs. Mable Strand The Earl Ferney family of Altlm* ft little Iftte, we i aad children. le traasferr* week to Chan- Mra. AUea Mra. L. T. Anderson Mary Potter the Cloyd Moon horn* te hal|» Mm Shoe Store, We are sorry to report that Jean Ito. Web., la staying at the UtMN BABIES! a brash and debris clsarlnf fire candy wish to Family", Lowell. ate field. * Mra. Celift Boa aad mm syaat bar MrtMajr. Mrs. Strand, Larry Wlttenbach and back In lf49. without ft permit w OMfumj mm Mr. aad Mra. Walter WUlaad Norma Wieland have the meaalea. "More Babtee In the American Sunday at WayJand •with Mra. WU- Barbara fcurtte aad Saturday is the moat dangerous Mr. and Mrs. Percy Height were Mr. and Mra. Dorr Glldden and Mra. S. P. Reynolds M Cdtocf Extra Costs when the fround waa not snow Jolly Community Club met laat beautiful cards and helping ta aay Ledger Want Ads Drtng results Engagemtnf Announctd Family ! That's the intriguing mm. were Tuesday p. m. callers of day of tha week in traffic. aad faaslly were taaday dinner Mr. and Mra. Charles Wieland fishing at Tawaa Sunday. sona returned to their home after covered, and without taking ordi- week Wedneaday p. m. with Mra. ma Czarneckl and Tks Bweet Comauatty dab win Mr. and Mra. Vincent Kelly of title of en article In thia Sunday^ In Firo Suppression Potter. Maxles Potter was ft vfay to make our 50th wedding an- fveeta of Mr. aad Mra. George were Suaday evening callers at the Mr. *d Mra. Willard Taylor and spending the past six months in nary precautions to prevent the Feggy Hoover, with twelve being Mr. and Mra. Darwin Henirieks meet Friday evening, April 2Sth at Snow Spkltual Life Class will (April 27) laeue of The Amemerr lean Wednesday * m. gueet and MoBy nlversary such a wonderful day. Wieland. Walter Wieland home. Clarksville have announced the be- family and Mrs. Wayne Livingston Florida. Their son Alden's health, blaze from spreading. present. Mrs. Deli Smit took and family spent the eebooL Weekly, exclusively with Detrott When A. A. Davlg paid $250 In Mr. and Mra. Kd M Potter. Mrs. Elisabeth Wiasman enter- trothal of their daughter, Suxanne and son spent Sunday with Mr. seems much improved. meet on Thursday afternoon, May To put out the fire, which alao home the Wort prize. Mn. Leona with Mr. aad Mra. Blough a Thursday guast Rtehard, sea of Mrs. Walter Bonday callers at the Earl Me- Sunday Times. Read bow approx- drcuit court for extra conservation taiaed the South Lowell Circle la Carolyn to Jamee Edward Mlllng. Dick McDiarmid of Grand Rap- 1st at 2 o clock at the home of Mrs. was threatening a private stand of mer in Ionia. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith and Warm id borne were Mr. and Mra. and Mrs. Richard Staffen near imately 3,833.000 babies were bora department fire suppreMion costs, Hale will entertain the May meet- Photographers take aerial pictures Mr. Mlllng ie the eoa of Mr. and ids spent last week's vacation with Seymour Dalstra. timber, the department had to im- Mrs. Theo Clemens ot Orand Mra. Clarence Bvrtle were In Od. David Sterslck and Mr. and Mra. Bowling. last year in the United States, and It marked the first time state forest ing. of Traverae City from a height of Mra. Harold E Mlllng of 1701 Cen- his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wesbrook at- press extra labor and equipment. Rapids Saturday. Allen Roth and aon Larry of Ver- Mrs. Herbert Knapp and Mrs. how we are In for en era of Mf. firemen have had to sue to recover The Bunco Club will bold ita Rapids spent from Wedaaaday till three feet The city's Cllach Fl ter Ave.. Orand Rapids. The cou- Lewis McDiarmid. tended a birthday dinner Sunday The department has collected ex- Mr. and Mrs. James Baird had For Ken Berry attended a Republican ger families. Additional expenses. next party with Mrs. Hazel Baird Friday wtth Mrs. Maria Rlckert. contalna a miniature of the city, ARTHRITIS ple have set the wedding date on Mrs. Leon Anderson and Miss at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn tra suppression costs in every case Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mra Callers at tha Mahleo Eatee Davis, an Evansviile, Indiana res- the first Thursday afternoon in Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rlckert of accurately constructed to scale. May t. Miss Kelly ia a graduate Women's meeting at the home of Caroline Klein of Grand Rapida at- where spent to date, and feels it Is Richard Baird In honor of Rich- home were Mr. and Mra. A. 1* Rod- Yeiter of US18, in honor of their Rein Hat ident with a Leelanau county sum- May. Don't forget table dice and Lowell ware Saturday evening of Saranac High school, clasf of Mra. Lee Lampkln in Keene Twp. tended a demonst~ation party at an important deterrent to the set- ard's birthday. gera, Mr. aad Mra. Peril MUhaupt sister. Miss Lettie Kinyon. mer home, was convicted of setting Eandwlches. guests of the OJen Rlckert home. '40 and la employed at General Mrs. Eunice and Mrs. Mary the home of Mrs. Roger Pitsch Fri- Borrowing en idea from tha ting of brush and grass fires, or Anna Franklin of Elolse was ft MORE NET DOLLARS and sons, all of Orand Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Dalstra Lets of sickness in our neck of Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Motore. Mr. Mlllng attneded Cree- Thomas received a surprise visit day evening. Fourteen fricntLi and Chinese, manufacturers are makhif causing their spread into something Saturday supper guest. Sunday called on their urrle and aunt, the woods. Mrs, R«y Oage has Eugene Wygmans and family and RELIEF Mr. and Mrs. Eklon Rodgers and from the former's granddaughter neighbors spent a very enjoyable coolie hats out of plastic that ia larger. Mra. Maybe 11 aad Mra. Bipoad of tcn High school In Orand Raplda mumps and their young son Gary Mr. and Mrs. Harold Farmer and Consign Your Livestock Judy of Cascade. and husband, The Lester Dawsons evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dow Beimers of Ada rain-proof. The coolie hats blow Wayne were evening guests aad CLARK and la employed at Doehler-Janrla. was rushed to Ionia hospital Mon- Marilyn Rlckert of LaaalQg. Wednesday callers at the Dale at tbe Florida residence abojt a Walter Bowman spent Sunday Sunday afternoon. up, and tie under tbe chin. An old couple went to the zoo Paul White was a Friday evening OR MONEY RACK They will live wt Oranu Haven this day and had an operatkon for ap- Mr. and Mrs. Prank Shores were TO THE Shade home were Mr. and Mra. before they left for home. afternoon with Arden and Alden Mr. and Mrs. John Blending and and saw two kangaroos. One of grjest of Louise and Geneva Bark- summer. pendicitis at 1 p. m. Sunday dinner gaests of Mr. and Plnmhing and Pete Bencker. Sunday afternoon Mrs. Dorthy Paulsen, Mrs. Ann Glidden. daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Sher- the keepers strolled over. Mrs. Henry Sower In Beldlng. ley. callers were Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Clerksville LecaU . Slmklns, Miss June Simkins of Mr. and Mrs. George Howard and n.an Reynolds attended services "They are natives of Australia, Jerry Hale, son of the Phlorus For further information, writ# Mr. and Mr#. Ray Parker were Donna Hale spent the week end Oesch and Bob Ckrlgan. Detrplt and Mrs. Lela Stock all sons visited their son William at at First Methodist Church in Evert you know," explained the keeper. Hales has mumps and an ear In- Heating Mrs. Eunice and Mrs. Mary with Mr. Roy Kimball. Mr. and Lake Odessa Livestock Auction Jimmy Shsde spent Sunday with Camp Custer Sunday. He leaves Sunday morning and were dinner IMCTIIS • CIMIIKS "You don't say." gasped the old fection. Carmen Blough has the Suaday evening gueats of Mr. and Thomas arrived home from Florida went to Pittsburg, Pa., to visit Mrs. Roger Hale and baby were bia Grandma and Grandpa Shade. for Camp Riley, Kansas soon for guests of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Al- lady. "And to think that my poor measles; also Bradley Potter. Shir- Mrs. Edward Thompson. SHEET MHAL WORK Thuisday. Mra. Paulsen's daughter a few „ IIPLEMEITS Mr. and Mrs. Helnxelman of Gd. Sunday guests at ths Elmer Hale Patty Rittenger was an entrant days. his basic training. drich. sister married one of them." ley Ru!.ert and Rheta Smith werre BEB PRODUCTS EVERY THURSDAY Mrs. Lloyd Livingston enter- Rapids were Sunday gueats of Mr. home. in the style show held recently at Mr. and Mrs. John Troy and Word has been received here of absent from school Monday on ac- tained with a demonstration party Bert Hanson. Jr. and son Derek and Mrs. Louis Smit and family. the 4-H Achievement Day at Rock- vialted his parents, Mr. and Mrs. daughter Julia were Sunday guests the sudden death of Harry Mit- Blackstrap molasses, wheat germ count of nines'*. Box 302 ' Sparta, Michigan Thursday afternoon. Miss Joyce April 10th Mrs. James Dean, Mrs. Calvin Coolidge once said: "Look PI.7I~-SM E. Mai ford. at the Giles Hefferon home in Par- chell of Indianapolis, husband of C.H. and yogurt, highly touted health Dick Boone took Beverly Boone Kime was acting hostess in the ab- Bert Hanson Tuesday evening. Hillia Tiacher and Mrs. Shirley well to the hearthstone; therein all Lowell (D. Clark. Pref.) Mich. nell. Effie Stephens Mitchell, e former foods, provide no miraculous cures, hack to her home at Grayling Fri- sence of Mrs. Livingston. Mrs. Leon Walters and children HNCiMANCO. Tucker came with a birthday dln- hope for America lies." Co. Store Wide 10% Discount on all and Mrs. Edith Hanson visited Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wierengaond resident of this vicinity. according to Michigan State Col- day night. and little daughter were Sunday Cash sales through May 10. Hill's Mrs. Albert Towne was taken to Ariie Height in Lansing Wed- Mrs. Lloyd DeVormer arrived lege food specialists. 6341 visitors of their uncle and aunt. Shoe Store, "Shoes for the Entire Ann Arbor hospital Thursday and neaday. home Tuesday night after spend- Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Glidden. Family", Lowell. Mich. is still in very serious condition. Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. ing two weeks with Mr. DeVor- Mrs. Mildred Fox visited a new Miss Caroline Klein of Grand mer who is in camp in Georgia. Bert Hanson were supper guests Rapids spent from Friday until granddaughter at St. Mary's hoe- of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hanson, Jr. • QUALITY USD CARS • pital, Grand Rapids, Wednesday Sunday evening at the Leon Ander- PAY ONLY... For LAWN MOWBS In Lowell. son home. BUY BEEF WHOLESALE! pfternoon. Her son Orville left Sunday dinner guests at the Bert Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Keller. 'SI Ptynwiatli Onb Coape *41 Pontiac 2^>r THE ML-AMERICAN DOLLAR RHYS MORE AT KROGER I Wednesday for induction into the YOUNG AND TENDER Diamonds Hanson home were Mrs. Leon Jimmy and Freddie were Monday 'Sl Ford 2-Dr. Sodaa '40 Bnkk 4-Dr Army. Walters and children, Mr. and guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. S. GOVERNMENT GRADED BEEF GOTO Miss Mary Blair of Grand Rap- Mrs. Bert Hanson Jr. and son. John Troy. Rlckert Electric • Watches 66 '49 Chryrftr 4-Ot. Sedan *3* Chev. 2-Dr. Sedan ids was a guest of Janet Willison Lunch guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sheehan Front and Hind Qiwrttn... Cat, Procassad ond A WEEK Tuesday. She spent the whole Ira Sargeant, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley and little sons. Ricky and Timmy COMPLETE *48 Cbev. 4-Dr week in town staying with other Kelm, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Anderson were Sunday callers at the Emmett SHorp Froian for Your Lockar or Homa Fraaxar • Silver on each $25.00 of value friends, also. and children, Ann Schwab and Sheehan home. ELECTRICAL SERVICE NEW 64 MOl COOK ICOK Mrs. William Blair of Grand Carlan Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Owen Nash was a Friday visitor Rapids and Mrs. Paul Oatner of Leon Walters and children. of his daughter. Mrs. Chas. Dem- Fhfwts — Toortmorter "The Art of Grilling, McQueen Motor Company Lake Odeesa spent Friday at the Monday a group from the church ing and family of Alto. Christiansen's Frozen Food Lockers iaf|.|,itarvr, nnvaTvf- i,Bi«• a• AVERY JEWELERS GEE'S home of their father, Mr. Grvin were to attend a I. F. C. A. con- Roger Pitsch and little sons spent LOWELL, MICHIOAN Phone 124 Lowell Lowell. Mich. Telephone 263F3 Wickham. ference in Kalamazoo. Friday evening at the Leon Ander- Baking, Borbecumg" Mrs. Glen Leece came home There will be a motion picture son home while the ladies had a PAUL RICKERT demonstration party at her home. including 12 lotortle redpes ol from Burton Heights Osteopathic at the Youth Center Saturday eve- Phone 140 112 N. Hudson Bt hospital Wednesday. The family ning. It is a ninety minute film For results try a Ledger want ad. Spring Faim Needs For Your Use Look Your Best This Spring I LOOK AT THESE VAIUES & SEE NOW MHCN YOU SAVE have teen staying, for a while, suitable for all ages. Used Farni Equipment SALE WEAVER'S with Mrs. Nellie Leece. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Stahl and Yes, we clean and rejuvenate the family's clothes m Frederick Hale, aon of Mrs. Glen 10—PLOWS 1-CULTI PACKER Vcogil had Sunday dinner with Motor Oik Fencing Matorkfc Leece, was tbe other local boy to foremost outhonty on good food 2S—DRAGS 2—MOWERS YOUR LOCAL SHOPPING CENTER time for nappy Spring wear. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stahl. 1—CANVAS UNLOADER join the U. S. service Tuesday. Sharon, daughter of Mr. and 3—HAY LOADERS Boler Twine Exterior Paints Send your draperies and slipcovers, too—for 2—TRACTORS Mra. Vergil Noel, Mrs. Forest Mra. Dalton Stahl, spent Friday REO ROYALE DeLuxe 2—GRAIN BINDERS Olivsr 'W snd WE DELIVER: Moon Taos.. Wed, Fit efficient cleaning by experts Champlin, Mr. Ray Lumbert, all night and Saturday at the Jay Erb 3—GRAIN DRILLS Allis-Chalmers WC We invite your inspection of the new roof paint on of Kalamazoo, Mr. and Mra. Ivan home. POWER MOWER rsssFi 2—HAY RAKES 1—CULTIVATOR Lumbert and family, Mrs. Ora Al- The Dalton Stahl family were 3—MANURE SPREADERS for Oliver Tractor Mrs. A. B. Johnson's barn on US 16 Smoked Picnics h. 35c CURTIS LAUNDRY AND len and Mrs. Dwight Dawson all Funday evening lunch gueuts at Wider 21 in. Cut; Bigger 2—DOUBLE DISCS 1—1940 FORD TUDOR of Holt, came to visit Mrs. Albert the Loren Gray home. I y4 hp. 4-Cycle REO vroqeT Towne Wednesday ni^ht. Mrs. Mrs. Anna Mick accompanied Engine DRY CLEANERS Ivan Lumbert and Mrs. Ora Allen Mrs. Wellington Cilley and Mr. XIUNHEKSEL'S FARM SERVICE stayed overnight. ALTO FARM EQIIFMENT Harrison Cilley of Grand Rapids Only Estate Ranges McCords, Michigan Heinz Baby Foods...... 4 jars 33c Phon. 44 324 W. Main. Low.ll Mr. and Mrs. William Miller and See for yourself, prove its out- Phone 2121 Alto Corner M-S0 & 64th St. Phone Alto 2193 to Breckenridge Sunday to visit standing performance right on (any this label daughter were guests of his sister Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Shaede. iu Kalamazoo Monday. Their your own lawn. No obligation, just Larry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan call, we'll have one at your home The Range used by Durxon Hints. rlece, Connie VanDussen, returned New Soles for New Shoe Life Lumbert of Holt, was a guest of tonight Wider 21 inch cut: Bigger It 611 US, lAXES, BARBECUES! home with them for a week'j visit Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richardson Reo-built 1?4 hp, 4.cycle Engine; during spring school vacation. Mr. We have the experta te do the job the wey you from Wednesday until Saturday Automatic Rewind Starter; Single STORE-WIDE 10% DISCOUNT The Lowell Ledger and Mrs. Joe VanDussen came Sat- r.i^ht. "Magic-Touch" Control. ESTATE Ranges want it done. We have the gradee of leather meet urday night and spent the week suitable to your own type of shoe. Bring your end here and Mlaa Connie returned On All CASH Sales Thru May 10 SantOw home. Wtst Lowti Reo Runabout "Lucky Farmer Photo-Quiz" footwear in for re-soling now — wear them fer Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Neeb and Mrs. Melvin Court PtICID AS LOW AS »9.50 s Mrs. Erna Neeb had Sunday dinner (Copyright 1951 Ted Small Associates, 72 Public 8«|^ Llms, Ohio) many more satisfying months. For name of your nearest deeler with Mr. end Mrs. Jack Manni and 18 in. cut Mr. and Mrs. Tom Burn of De- ONLY and your cookbook, address family in Hastings Suday. troit and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stin- I VA hp Engine $114.95 HILL'S Shoe Store Mr. and Mra Marvel Neeb and ton of Three Rivers were week Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Livingston GOODEN SHOE REPAIR end and Sunday dinner guests of The Schermeftom "Footwear For The Entire Family" and two boys spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald. $23 106 W. Main St. Lowell, Michigan Sunrise lake. STORY & HAHN HARDWARE IN GIFT CERTIFICATES Mrs. Guy Monks was shopping LOWELL. MICHIGAN Mr. Albert Towne arrived home iu Grand Rapids Monday. Cwp. Saturday after staying in Ann Ar- 207 E. Main St., Lowell Phone 61 Mr. end Mra Fred McDonald 128 Coldbrook. N. E. bor with Mrs. Towne. Mr. and -DOG FOOD SALE- and mother spent Thursday and Grand Rapide, Michigan 51-1 Mra. Ivan Lumbert brought him 'GOOD' Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd 5 lb. bog 52c home and spent Saturday p. m. and THOMPSON'S SANITARY MARKET AS GOLol FRISKIES, Meal or Cabas. Stinton of Three Rivers. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Court were to the LUCKY FARMER FRISKIES, Meal or Cabas .2 lb. box 22c Richardson and Mr. and Mrs Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mra. G. R. (Butch) Thompson Lloyd Livingston. Harvey Travis of Battle Creek. A Beautiful 8x10 Framed Enlargement Given FREE Mrs. Edward Johuson and Mrs nVVi i ' Good Quality Brooms each $1.19 David Dawson is having the 205 E. Main, Lowell Phone 233 Watch the Donna Belcher of Belding had measles. PREMfuM Fresh Froxen Strawberries, 12-os. pkg. 39c POPULAR Sunday dinner with Mr. Albert STAMPS! Towne. Within Mount Clemens' city lim- REAL ECONOMY FOOD VALUE Ledger Complete Line Fresh Fruits, Vegetables Mr. and Mra Vere Howlett com its ere 60 acres of under-glass carton pleted their moving Saturday. Mr nurseries. Your Farm 209 West Main St. BRANDS and Mrs. Charlee Walters also Choice Stewing Chickens lb. 39c moved and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence May Be Next B & 0 GROCERY Lowell Canter and boys -moved to the Yoang, Tender, Lost Spring Roosfar* Frank Graham tenant house. Mr LADY 0E THE ROAD the progressiva merchants and Mra. Glen Leece are moving into the home recently purchased on this page have cooperated HIE. 0XYI0L, WEFT Ige. pkg. 27* from Ed Richardson. with the Lowell Ledger te KING QUALITY FEEDS SOAP POWDER Douglas, son of Mr. and Mra. sponsor this novel feature. John T. Beattle has been 111 with PHILCO 24 or btL a very sore throat With Chrysler POWER STEERING plus Chrysler POWER BRAKES The Timt Gift certificates will be FOR CONSISTENT PROFITS STALEY'S WAFFLE SYRUP 39* Mr. Richard Staffen of Dowling awarded each week during called at the Willard Taylor home Cnrvad Bar Open Cantor FROM YOUR LIVESTOCK! Saturday. Mr. and Mra Wayne Tractor Tira ... With the the 2S-week series. The cer- Livingston and son were also At the wheel of a new Chrysler, you have With this safer way to steer, power brakes 9 0RAH6E JUICEwwu "mini 4 - —19^_ new, improved powar ore tificatee will be honored in "Better Feeds - - - Better Results' guests there Saturday and Mrs quicker, surer control of motion than you've make stops at all speeds safer and easier, too. Livingston and baby are going to and traction bar. the merchanfa place of bue* ever had in a car. You can't imagine what it's Power from the engine "boosts" every touch stay until Wednesday. like till you drive it! With this full-time power of your toe. Actually you stop with up to 2/3 inese indicated thereon for Mrs. WillATd Taylor entertained SEE THIS TIRE BEFORE YOU BUY! steering, hydraulic power does 4/5 the steering less foot pressure than non-power brakes. 30 days following the eppear- EMcia with an anniversary supper Satur- King Milling Company COFFEE 87/ work at your gentle pull on the wheel! You You can bring your Chrysler to a halt from WITH »5c COUPON FROM GIANT RINSO day night for Mr. an^ Mrs. Roy anco of the picture. NO Lowell, Michigan Hour 25 »>• b.g <1.98 Matz. Guests were Mrs. Wayne alao turn the wheel 1/3 less distance. And on full speeds in many feet less distance than WITTENBACH SALES & SERVICE ONE knows In advance the Livingston and Mr. and Mrs. Don- rough roads, soft shoulders, snow or sand, other cars of comparable size can stop. See 710 W. Msln, Lowell Phona 212 ROBINHOOD - With Free Plastic Shopping Bag ald Richardson. Identity of the farm pictured. RINSO •*- - 57/ "wheel fight" just doesn't happen. Your hand your Chrysler dealer soon. Fed /or yourself Mr. and Mrs. Donald Richardson actually has five times the usual steering why thousands of owners aay Chrysler offers THE OCCUPANT OF THAT Peanut RoNs 29/ Flour 25 ^ >1.67 end daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. control, through every minute of every mile... the two greatest advances in many years in FARM must come persenaJly FRESH, TASTY AVONDAIE - ALL PURPOSE Roy Matz in Grand Rapids Sunday. BUILDIN6 MATERIAL HEADQUARTERS Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bustance and with the same sure "wheel feel" at all times! driving safety and driving ease! to the Loweli Ledger office wmmssmPMmm Green Beans Salad Dressing ^ 39/ fomily were Sunday guests of Mr. and receive the awards. SUNPO FROZEN EMBASSY and Mra. Homer Walters at Mor- INIQUOt TUM—PUWOOO — WAU MUOS rison Lake. Desserts uwki 4^ 25/ Mary Blair of Orand Rapids was LOWELL TenderPms HARDWARE — MARTIN SENOUR PAINT ASSORTED a guest at the Sam Bustance home MICHIGAN SUNPO FROZEN Do You Live On This Farm? Wednesday night and at the miryBAR Mayme Church home Thursday TELEPHONES: night. Friday noon Mary Blair, If you do, coma to tha Lowell Ledger office and identify it. You will then receive a beautiful 8x 10 soft-tone Patsy and Pamela Bustance had a CORNELL LUMRER CO. lunch with Mrs. Church. enlarged aerial photo of your farm. Beautifully framed and under glass—PLUS—a $1.00 Gift certificate FLORIDA • ••ond amozing 33—34—35—36—31, Implement Store Phone 170 LoweH A meeting waa held at the school for each place of business advertised here. You must "LIVE" on the farm. No other requirements. Bowes Road Friday night to organize a cub SLAB BACON scout troop. Another meeting will CHEESE KEEPER ORANGES held Tuesday night. 8ee this new kind of door Thursday night supper gueste at •torage in Philco refrigera- EXPERT is the beauty care you the Walter Richardson home were tors! The Dairy Bar... with Mr. and Mra Sam Bustance, Mr. the exclusive Cheese Keeper POULTRY EQUIPMENT WATCH FOR YOUR FARM -as-'29/ and Mra. Donald Richardson, Mr. receive here! THELM A'S and Mra. Downing of Sebewa and that keeps cheese store- fresh for weeks! New Butter Horn. M*. SAUSAM. b- 49e Mr. and Mrs. Carl Slater. No detail is too small for our professionals. Our ' Brooders - Water Troughs Sunday guests at the Ray David Keeper. New Key Largo REGULAR MEALS — SHORT ORDERS OnTMsPage home were Mr. and Mrs. Lyle color. Unmatched anywhere MG BOLOGNA lb. 57c WASHI*^VlNfSAP ^ "" prices are low, too Shafer, Lansing; Mr. and Mrs. for value at the price. Feeding Trays Herrud's Mich. Orsde 1 Make Beauty A Habit — SPECIAL — Chas. Shafer, Ionia, Mr. and Mrs. 92$ n®*** 5^90^ Lawrence Carpenter, Ionia and - STRAINED ^ yy< CHICKEN PIE TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS. SUNDAYS A Different Form Pktnred Every Week For Tbe mWG CWCKEK Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Stuart. Othar Naw 1952 Models 1 L Mr. and Mra. Wayne Fahrni and THE VANITY SHOP n*IL>Uui/eiiwit/kas nofne-mtaa' as—i—e mt—ntr s STORY t HAHH HARDWARE ASPARAGUS ib 19r boys accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Next Several Weeks • Chris Fahrni to Maple Rapids to Elva Topp Phone 9117 700 E. Main St. Lowell, Mich. 207 E. Main St. Phone 61 Lowell lb. 59c visit Chris Fahrni, Sr., who is • Lowell, Michigan PINEAPPLE -d. 3*, there fc medical treatment. Phone 181 PM Ready Fifteen little boys attended a fWSH CUBAN - LARGE 8'i OR 9^i birthday party Tuesday afternoon 78 WEEKS TO PAY Get Raody for Sammer Driving PEN-SHEEN lr honor of Owen Fahrni'a sixth birthday. Ice cream and cake w«» ' wM served for refreshments. the finest car America ha* yet produced mimm ROTH & SOUS CO. YOUR FLOORS) "TROUT FISHERMEN'S SPECIALS" Mrs. Goadie Swiger returned to KRICK AUTO and CffRYSm her home in Lansing Wednesday "66 SERVICE" UM THIS CONVIMINr UST fob youb shopping cuidi after spending a few days at the Wayne Fahrni home. APPLIANCE Well Bred AND Well Fed, Too Use O'Brien's PEN-OHEEN on your new or ressnded wood floor* Mrs. Lynn Stuart who camc Don't go Into summer with a wintsr-weary carl Ifs time for a n SUB BACON lb 29e • POTATOES Merritt CiRRed No. 2 can 11c SALES & SERVICE FURNITURE Ifs watsr white and won't discolor Che wood or beauty of grain. II home ill from her work in Grand Our chicks are not only well bred for grestsr productivity for check-up of all the polnte covered by Service". Gee your flows on sasily and dries in less thsn one hour. Two coate can bi • IREAI Kmtr EvkM 20oz.loaf18c • GANNEi MILK «R0KR Ige. tin14c Rapids Thursday was taken by PHONE 587 • 222 Phillips 66 Dealer today for reliable Phillips 66 Gsar Oils and applied the same day. its bssutiful, waxy sheen Is tough and mat ambiance to the Ionia hospital you, but they are maintained In this condition by proper diet! resletsnt. A better, fsstsr finish for modsrn floor finishing. Willys Sales A Service McQueen Motor Co. KSS Greases and improved Heavy Duty Premium Motor Oil. • SP0TLI6HT Krocorlot-laMCoffee lb 77e • CHEESE SPREAD Wlaspred 2 lb loaf 79c Sunday suffering from pneumonia. Boats and Motors Mrs. Henry Oroff from n«ar PHONE 55 Lowell, Michigan Open Evenings Until 9.0G R. J. UNTON LUMBER ft COAL COMPANY Lake Odessa is spending a few • FAM PANCAKE FLORR Sib. 4le • MICH. lEET SUGAR 5 ib. bag 51c 1 Mile West of Lowell on M21 FOREMAN POULTRY FARM ADA OIL COMPANY Alto, Michigan Phone 2541 days with ber daughter, Mrs. Or- pli/tna 10A Lowe pha Mick. -Drivt A CHRYSLER Today... Ltorn Hie Dttfereeco!- %
10 THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH. APft M, UM Marriage Announced LAST RITES THURSDAY CARD OF TNANM Local Happenings Ardis J. McCaul FOR FORMER RESIDENT Gordon Hill of Lowdl aad Miss We wish to express our sincere Mrs. Orval McKay returned Donald Sterzick Donna Sullivan of Grand Rapids Mary A. B.ow of Huntington and heartfelt thanka to an our rel- home from Butterworth hospital Woods, passed away April SL Mra. atives aad friends aad neighbors Tuesday afternoon. were married Tuesday April IB, in irs QUICK ... irs EASY: Exchange Vows a quiet ceremony in St. Johns VI- Blow Is junrtved by her for their many kind and thoughtful Arthur BL Mow; a Dr. Bert K. Quick was suddenly anney Parish at Clyde Park, with expressions of sympathy shown us taken ni at bis home on High Bt. Florence Soott and a brother, Oapt In Ah impressive double ring cer- only the immediate families at- at the loss of our daughter, grand- Tuesday afternoon and 'was re- emony performed by Rev. Norman tending. John A Scott U.8J4.; one niece daughter and nieoe; also Rev. moved to Butterworth hospital in and two nephews, Mra. C. A Pel- Ballard for his comforting wonts; G. Wood. Miss Ardis Joann McCaul Mr. and Mrs. H1U are living in Roth's ambulance. After being daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Steve Mc- assart. Lt (JG) Harold Clay. UA the singer and the pallbearers. treated at the hospital he was re- their newly remodeled home at 415 N., and Robert K. Clay. Funeral Caul and Donald L Sterzick, son King St Mr. and Mra. Matt Metterelek. Jr. turned to his home where he Is at- of Mr. and Mra. Luther Sterslck of services were held Thursday, April Mr. and Mrs. Matt Metternick, Sr. Waffles tended by a nurse. 34 at 10 a. m. in Royal Oak. Mich. Alto were united in marriage at the CARD OP THANKS Aunts and Uncles. Howard Krum suffered severe Congregational Church in Lowell Interment Oak Hill cemetery, Gd. c8S Made From nasal hemorrhages TueelAy and Saturday evening, April 13 at 8 I wish to express my sincere Rapids. was taken to Butterworth hospital o'clock. thanks to everyone for the nice in Roth'a ambulance. He VU1 re- The altar was decorated with cards, letters, gifta and flowers, main in the hospital for A few candelabra, Easter lilies and snap- and tor the kindness shown me kk King's Flake or days' obeervation. dragons. the hospital and since my return AT AVERY'S home. Mra. Glenn Rlckert Philip Althen of New Kehaln^- Mrs. Winifred Onan of Orleans, ton. Pa,, is spending a few days formerly Miss Winifred Wood of with his mother, Mrs. E. O. Fore- Lowell, beautifully rendered ''Be- dress with matching accessories Pure Gold man. cause" and "The Lord's Prayer" ac- and a corsage of red roses. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. L Mi^daugh companied by Mrs. Wm. Wachter- Sterzick, the groom's mother, wore were the guests of Mt. and Mrs. hauser. The traditional wedding a navy blue lace dress with match- JPtCIAl Byrd Beachum for dinner Friday march waa played by Mr. Donald ing accessories and a corsage of night. Mr. Middaugh was in charge Mullen of Lowell. red roses. Self-Rising Flour The reception waa held Immedi- of the Twin City exhibits at the The bride, given in marriage by ately following the ceremony In the State Industrial Arts Convention in her father, wore a goyn of white church. The mistress' of cere- Grand Rapids Thursday and Fri- bridal satin fashioned with a V- With monies were Mra. Olyda Young and day. neckllne trimmed with lace, the SPRING OFFER! .*. Judy and Gall McMahon were long tapering sleeves ending with Mra. Joyce Gross. Mrs. Ted Fox and Mra. Carolyn Sterslck were in Friday night guesta of their eouein, points over her wrists and buttons charge of the gifts. Michigan Mrs. Lloyd Rltxema, in Ann Arbor. down the back, and a full sHrt They attended the U of M produc- which ended in a long circular The bride's table held a four- tiered wedding cake and waa dec- .'I'M, sijCmng MAPLE SYRUP tion of Princess Ida. train trimmed with lace. Her veil, finger-tip length, was of net edged orated with candelabra. For going away the bride wore 1/ with lace and held In place by a Daisy Doer's 4-H Club navy blue taffeta and white net 62 PIECE SET OF tiara of pearl orange blossoms and dress with matching accessories THE PERFECT MEAL she wore a double strand of pearls The Marble DUtrlot 4-H Club, and a corsage of pink roses. around her neck. She carried a FOR APtIL "Daisy Doers", has been doing,sew- Mr. and Mrs. Sterzick will make bouquet of white carnations and ing every week and had several their home in Grand Rapids for the rx TUDOR PIATE fluffs centered with pink rose buds. meetings a month. \ present. The members are Gladys Dicker- AttenJing the bride as maid of son, Fannie Miller, Ruth Bowen, honor wrs her sister. Miss Gail Mc- 3 eggs, separated Beat egg yolks and add milk and melted Qayla Sparks and Merrilyn RlUers- Caul who wore a light lavender dorf. Joyce Dickerson, aged nine, gown of nylon net with a matching BXTBA AT IV2 cups milk shortening. Add to flour and mix only until has been sewing with us. braid of net for her hair and car- CITIZENS Our leader is Grace Rlttersdorf. ried a bouquet of yellow daffodils A COS I ' 6 tbs melted shortening flour is weH moistened. Fold in stiffly beaten She has made it poaeible for ua to aad whits Iris with yellow fhiffa egg wKites. Bake on hot waffle iron. Yield: come to her place. We think she The bridesmaids were Miss Betty *V/vMta 2 cups KING'S sifted Enrkhed is a good leader. and Miss Marylin Sterzick both of too sifttrici We have made aprons, towels, a Alto who wore blue satin gowns Self-Rising Hour S 7-inch waffles. darn and Merrilyn has made an TOTAL VALUE *59.*$ with matching braids of net for viM wt ia of a«ttf fcnfc* yw all wool skirt and weaUt and a their hair, and they carried bou- sp*euSfH*o0*hk9...qmt white blouse. We first year girls quets of pink carnations. Ilk ffe had to resew our aprons three or The two little flower girls were let of tiKerplste Va* pr *• ML MS S » ynr (SM include.: 14 Tee- four times. I think It is good Miss Kay Holts and Miss Mona practice for us. tmi r— —n vb icm- KING'S SELF-RISING FLOUR SNPURES KITCHEN DUTY Jean McCaul who wore white zxm PtQTICTION POU.OWI vou We had a paper drive and will dresses to match, with yellow flow- roti co. . i. 9 9alad have another one this month. Any- era for their hair and carried little £ Forks, t Sutter one having magaxines to donate to colonial bouquets of white and yel- Spreadera, ) Serv- V ?Pf w %, the 4-H Club please bring them low carnations. Au-fMfett eeucrq ing Spcons, I Cold v \' to the Marble school by April Sfth SfTvtng the groom as best man TME SrKniffi'sS TO! sm H7I and put them in the entry. wafc Mr. Ted Fox of Alto. Mr. Gor- ROLLINS AOY. V! J LOWELL We thank Mr. aad Mra. Bowea, don Sterslck, Mr. Adrian Sterslck SSSL chsst^ fiM1* * / v 4 v " ' Mr. and Mrs. Dickerson and Mr. 896 W. Mailt St n i Cmpaay of Alto, Mr. Edwin Young and Mr. I yfr MICHIGAN and Mra. Sparks for transpdrtatidnM.1VU.. Joe Jsger .of Lowell served as ush- Phone 4tfcF2 We are looking forward ers. Achievement Day. It will be For her daughter's wedding Mrs. at the Saranac High School MoOul wore a navy blue taffeU FIRST TIM CARD OF APPRECIATION neighbors for their prompt re- SAMMY ROUOABUSH ENJOYS year, the 28th of April. h»r^ile eihad,# Gayla Sparks, 4-H Reporter sponse to our call for help when FIRST BIRTHDAY PARTY TWOS PUT! SltRATB) KNIVES rv v>i:r We wish to express our sincere fire threatened our home. Their thanks and appreciation to Lowell coordinated efforts saved us from Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Roudabush entertained with a birthday dinner m JM telephone operators, Belding, Grat- a major loss. Wednesday evening in honor of tan, Rockford and Vergennes town- c52 Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Bowen departments and our their son, Sammy's first birthday. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bill Barton Roudabush and Evelyn and David Powell. J/2> AYERY JEWELERS RAVENNA Later in the evening, Mr. and LOWELL. MICH. Mrs. LeRoy Roudabush and Kurt and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Snleder SLACKS LIVESTOCK SALES came in to wish Sammy a happy V »1 A WEEK Poys For It All! birthday. Beautiful Prices for Apr. 21. 1100 Hoad Just Arrived . . . The Ideal of Livestock, 65 Cases Poultry Summer Slack in Washable Denim. Tailored...Zipper F'y Y#al___m_ up to $39.00 cwt. ... Elastic or Belted Waist x ROSE BUSHES •eef Steers end HtNtn up to $31.20 cwt. —READY TO PLANT NOW— Ittf Cowi up to $24.80 cwt. in Brown, Nsvy, Ice Green ImI Ms up to $27.00 cwt. and Tan Fctder Cottle from $19.00 to $30.25 cwt. TW Boct ta BULK GARDEN SEED Thurs., Fri., Sat. April 24. 25. 26 H09S up to $18.10 cwt. Sows up to $15.25 cwt. $3.95 to $4.29 Feeder Pigs horn $7.50 to $19.25 MMMtt from $58.00 to $90.00 UNEN SLACKS Aad Flower & Gilt from $52.00 to $78.00 eoch HOWARD RITTENGER Kiel's Skp KNIT SHIRT SETS Phone 225F-2 617 E. Msln St SALE STARTS AT 5:00 P. M. •bout this question... feafhet The sale has ths largest number of buyers paying ths high* Beautiful boxed sets. Let us Our store was broken into last TECHNICOLOR Mt market prices for your livestock. lay one away for a Father's night |200 damage was done in Valuable Free Gift given away at 9:00 o'clock every Monday Dsy gift or graduation gift night Must be present to win. forcing entry, considerable mer- chandise was stolen and money You are always welcome to attend ths sales every Monday taken from the refe. Is Store- $15.95 even though you do'not have enything to sell. iwiiin-iii keeper Burglary and Robbery We operate the Ravenna Livestock Sale on Monday, the insurance available at reason- Munroe's Food Market Big Rapids Sale on Wednesday and the Fremont Stock Sfle PHONE 14 LOWELL 219 E. MAIN on Friday. v able rates to completely cover such a loss? PF Canvas Shoes-$6.95 For Trucking Service call Ed. Downee, Lewell. Rt "See Us For Finest Foods" phone 4941 Ada. Bonded For Your Protection . For the answer to your Inaur- ance questions, feel free to We Give Green Stamps RAVENNA LIVESTOCK SALES caU me at Rittenger Insur- Art Steward RAVENNA, MICHIGAN J. Paul Herman ance Service. Phone 144, Low- PORK CHOPS 7Qr A 11 s* 4 I p* A Jk » ell. Manager Me Milwi & END CUTS Lb. ^ Sunday and Monday April 27 and 21 ReycoMs Sunday Shows Continuous from 3 P. M. PALACE CLEANERS TUNA, Star Kist RE-ROOFING? 1 Main St Ph. 406 Lowell CHUNK STYLE Coo ^ IHR •Ami for T1XABI BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! ...and Ae Sotfie PEANUT Butter of th* Se*et/ ARMOUR'S STAR 9V— ^ SHURFINE! O CUT WAX BEANS .-19c u SWEET CORN. Whole KorML-.....1Bc GUY IS A GUY < Doris Day SWEET PEAS... IBc PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Guy Mitchell SHURFINE COFFEE TELL ME WHY Four Aces Yool Llit Its Rkbtr, Floor Rovor 71c Lb. (with Tuesday ond Wednesday April 29 and 30 m BLUE TANGO coupon below) 7&C Sett 2«*% LeRoy Anderson ANY TIME Eddie Fisher LITTLE WHITE CLOUD SPECIAL GLOBE Asphoh Shingles THAT CRIED Johnnie "•y OFFER Yrti get long life, fire -protoetfea, end good of quality, they are "color styled" to give your SLOW POKE looks when you chooee . G L O B E As- house a new md attractive appearance. Zuf Pee Wee King Is apply. Economical in cast * PLEASE MR. SUN a'aa'a a'aa'a a'a a\a a'aarA a'a A'aa* jphsU. Shioglei. Made to the highest standard Perry Como -SEE THE BEAUTIFUL NEW GREY COLORS- SHURFINE COFFSI Thurs., Fri., Sat. May I , 2, 3 RADIO SERVICE T«ke this coupon io jour grocer. It tut a value of 10c when ipplicd COMPLETE STOCK OF ROLL ROOFING lowud {he purchase ol one pound of Shurfine Coffee. NOTICE TO "INDIAN UPRISING" < 1 Company GROCER: Grand Rapids Wholesale Grocery Corqprtm rtdeetn • 1 . .r s' ' wiHi George Montgomery "If It has a tube we service it" this coupon at full face value in accordance w.th the above offer. Aay plus R. G. CHROUCH other applicalioo constitutes fraud. This offer expires May 20. 19JI Lowdl Lumber & Coal Co. Loweli, Michigan "PURPLE HEART DAIRY" 206 E. Main St Phone 206 BRUCE WALTER 'hone IS Phone 1tSF2 .vw.w mo p.e w.v w* M M p4w p.* v.e p.* with Frances langford — m