Established June, 1893 LOWELL. MICH., THURSDAY. JULY 23. 1959 Number 14

Louis Baker Injured 1 I $60 Stolen From School Board Sunday Near Cadillac Dan E. Lehman j Local Funeral Home Record Crowd of 6,000 See Opening Performance of 1959 Lowell Showboat Louis Baker, 1062 Reach St., lo- Thieves broke into the desk of Organizes; Sells cal plumbing and heating contrac- Dies Thursday | the Roth Funeral homo last Thurs- tor was seriously injured Sunday Daniel E. Lehman, aged 57. of • day and made off with a reported I Bonds to Bank afternoon some 25 miles west of 1022 E. Main. Lowell, passed away j Slid in cash. Jerry Roth, owner of Cadillac between Dublin and Irons | at his home last Thursday after 1 Lowell School Hoard orcnnizod the home, discovered the theft while riding a motor scooter. The 'being ill for several months with around 1:30 Thursday afternoon, ' on Mondny ovcninR for tho com- accident happened when Raker lost cancer. j Workers, who were in the home ins ycnr, ro-olpcling Gerald Rol- control of the scooter and was i Besides his wife, Lena, he is 'around noon, said that they didn't lins as prosiflont of iho board. Rol- thrown over the handle bars, fall- survived by two brothers, George notice that the drawer had been lins was unable lo be present at ing on his loft side. A. of Portland. K. James of Ionia; j pried open. Authorities believe that the meeting: be has been a patient He was taken lo Cadillac hos- one sister. Mrs. Martha Feuer- I Iho theft took place between noon 'and 1:30 Thursday afternoon*. at St. Mary's hospital having throat pital Sunday suffering from severe stein of Belding, and several nieces surgery. He is expected home in lacerations of the knee, back and and nephews. a few days. head along with broken ribs, col- Funeral mass was held Monday VFWTo Stage Francis Campau was named vice- lar bone and socket bone in his morning at St. Mary's Catholic church of Lowell with Father Stra- president; David Coons, treasurer left shoulder. Outdoor Roxiiiff and Dr. Thomas Hill was re-elected Monday be was removed lo Rlod- han officiating. Burial was at Olivet cemetery in Ionia. secretary. Edward Rankin, new gelt hospital in Grand Rapids Show, August .{I member of the board was sworn where his condition is good although Lehman was born in 1901. the son of John and Anna Lehman of in. still in lots of pain. He is expected Lowell's V. F. W.. Flat River The bid of the State Savings to be at the hospital for some Portland. Here he was raised and schooled, working in and around Post S303, will present an outdoor | Hank to purchase $32,000 in lax time and laid up for several weeks. boxing program at the Showlxiai Portland until 193ft when he went anticipation bonds from the school The Bakers were visiting at the stadium on Friday. August 31. Vf board at an interest rate of 3 per- Chauncey Boyce cabin near Irons to work as a truck driver for the King Milling company of I>oweII. The program, being presenUy' | cent was accepted. The loan was when the accident occurred. For the last 15 years, Lehman had through the cooperation of the Ionia necessary to meet current bills of Reformatory's Dick Hey/elder and been a loyal feed salesman until the school. This money is expected Warden George A. Kropp, will con- to carry the school until the legis- his death. Sprinkling Ban Lehman married Lena Reusser sist of 10 bouts. lature makes up its mind at Lan- Showboat directors have agreed sing. and the promised state aid of Ionia in 1939, moving to their present home in 1940. Lehman was to leave the bleachers up for the money is received. Continued Here event which will commence at 8 also an active member of St. Ma- The next meeting of the school I^iw ground water table in spite p. m. Admission will be charged board will be on Monday, August ry's Catholic church during his of the rain last week has made life. at the gale, but the price is still 10. It is hoped that bids for the it necessary to continue the sprin- unknown. construction of the addition to the kling ban in Lowell until further ii Runciman Elementary building will Moose Team To Play i notice. Roger Westenbroek. I-ow- Two Teams Tied For be ready by the middle of August. ell Utility Superintendent, announc- Ionia Squad, Friday Little League Lead ed Wednesday. Sprinkling will be The regular Moose Softball team Bom Bums Monday permitted on an alternate day bas- will meet the very strong Ionia Last Wednesday evening ibe Yel- is with the east side on even days • At Cornelius Bouwen's Reformatory team this Friday low beat the Grey 14 to 9 to go in and the west side on odd days. night at Recreation Park starting a first place tie with the Green A blaze, thought to have started Westenbroek revealed that won- team. On Thursday evening the at 6:30 p. m. This game will be a from a short in a milking machine, derful cooperation has been re- Blue trimmed the Red by the score real battle for the local team, as destroyed a barn, silo, and six ceived from local citizens and the of 18 to 2. On Friday evening Herb 1 the Ionia squad is one of the most head of cattle owned by Cornelius alternate days have allowed the powerful teams in Michigan. Elzinga's Green team cinched Ist [ Bouwens. of Nash Ave.. Alto. Mon- water utility to maintain a reserve The Moose Oldtimers didn't need place by beating the Yellow team day morning. of water needed in case of a fire. any .strclrhers, but would like to by the score of 6 to 0 behind the The fire was discovered in the The continued cooperation, he said, thank an; me who brought one to shutout pitching of Duane Mclver. milking section of the bam around would be appreciated. last week's contest with the Ada There is still a battle for second 8:20 in the morning. Besides the The Robert E. Lee swee|K around Cattail Bend preparing to Girls. The Oldtimer's game brought and third place as the Brown and bam and cattle, all of the milk- M-91 Bridge dock before Monday night's record crowd of H,run through Saturday, making it the biggest and best Show- a wreckless driving and driving boat ever to come down the Flat Kiver. and Caledonia answered tho call, with a suspended license. lar scheduled game because of the Friday. According to slate highway I ance fur the remaining perform- which was reported by fire officials The Southwest District Jersey ances of lhi> 1919 Showboat. He was fined $100 on each offense All Star game will play on Friday officials a truck driver reported Cries of "Here comes ihe Show- showed his versatility by not only Parish Show will be held Monday, Tickets may still be purchased as one of the hottest fires they or 30 days in jail along with a July 31st. that the old structure sagged as' boat!" echoed throughout the singing his well-known style of mu- have fought this year. The reason August 3rd, at the Fair Grounds at the Showboat ticket office or manditory 5 days for driving with We have just received word that he drove his truck over it Tburs-| crowd of 6.000 excited opening sic. but by also joining in with tho for the terrific heat was that 3.000 in Lowell, Michigan. Entries must Jack Tighe, former Detroit Tigers day night. at the gate each nlKht. a suspended license. be on the grounds by noon with night spectators, as the Robert K. endmen with the joke telling. Fea- bails of bay and 2,000 bushels of He was arrested July 19 by Dep- manager, will be in Lowell on tho The highway department sent a Lee. sketched in glimmering pin- health certificates and registration tured with Crosby on the bill, was oats were being stored in the uty Hill after being spotted by the 27th or 29th and we have requested crow out Friday morning to re-I papers. Judging will start at 1 points from the lights along its his singing star. Carol Richards, bam. officer as h« turned around and he talk to all Lowell Little Leaguer", (fcir a hair pin that connects one] Letter Carriers Attend jT m. Ribbons and trophies will decks, swept around Cattail bend who showed her popular singing Some fire fighters were treated ran away from the officers at at 6:15 p. m. before the All Star of the floor beams lo the stresses. be awarded. State Convention Recently Monday evening with her smoke- style with her famous rendition of for minor bums, but no one was speeds up to 90 miles an hour. game. This means both Softball The floor beams are the main sup- A special trophy will be given for stacks belching, and the I'M "My Heart Belongs To Daddy." seriously injured in the fire. Receives $100 Fine and hardball boys. We hope we port of the bridge: and a highway the best 4-H Jersey Female Ex- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Radford aboard singing and waving. Johnny Matson, always a top Estimates of the damages have Ortho D. Morris, 36, of Grand have a good turnout. Jack Tighe official said thai every time a hibit. Please invite all Jersey 4-H of Lowell were some of the dele- As the deck ramps were lower- laugh-getter, had the crowd howl- not been made yet. Rapids was arrested by Sheriff's is now Public Relations Manager hair pin breaks, the old one is club members to compete. Clint gates from Kent County to tho ed the orchestra, continued into ing through his entire comical ac- Deputy Hill after being discovered for the Naph-Sol Refining Co. in fixerl plus the addition of a new Meadows, Extension Specialist at Rural L.otter Carriers Association "Are You From Dixie" as the cordion-trumpet playing routine (at C. A. HILL NAMED in his car slumped over the wheel Muskegon. one for safety. M. S. U. is judging the show. Slate Convention, he.d at Escanaba, Showboat chorus, special guests one point with two cigars in his MONT SALES LEADER with a half empty beer bottle in All Lowell Little Leaguers who The cause of the damage was Let's plan to send a herd to tho Michigan, last week. They heard and endmen. all singing, left Ihe mouth I. Brought back for an en- his scat. There were three small stuck it out for the entire season not known, except for ihe fact that Charles A. Hill, of Lowell, has State Fair from this district. Please many interesting talks from their beautiful craft and paraded on to core, Johnny stepped off the stage children asleep in the back seat have been invited to be guests of a lot of heavy trucks use the been named one of Mutual Of New invite all Jersey breeders you know National Officers from Washington. the stage before Ihe largest open- with one of the loudest ovations the Detroit Baseball Club on Sat- bridge which is over 50 years old. York's sales leaders for the month of the car. to participate. D. C.. Post Office Inspectors and ing night crowd that has ever at- given during the show. He was brought before Justice urday September 5. They will see of June. Mr. Hill was fifth in num- Frank Langley some of those in charge at the tended the Lowell Showboat. Getting more than their share ber of policies sold in MONY's Rittenger where he was fined $100 a game between the Tigers and Fire Department Answers Chicago, Reg., Office. Here are This year, even before the Show- of the laughs were Tanya and Bia- S. W. Jersey Parish Show the Kansas City Athletics. This will Central region. The company has or 30 days on a charge of drunk Minor Calls Last Week only a few of the interesting facts boat docked for Iho 121st lime gi. a comedy ballroom dance act, more than 3500 underwriters, of and disorderly and child neglect. be quite a thrill for the boys as which were received, and might since its maiden voyage in 1932. who had the audience splitting Huron Valley Giri Scouts very few of them have ever seen whom 900 are in the Central re- The Lowell Fire Department an- be of interest to the Lowell Ledger Ihe audience was introduced lo their seams with laughter as they a Major League game. gion. Read the Ledger Want Ads. To Visit Showboat Friday swered two calls to minor fires reader. the special guests by ship-to-shore spill their seams on the stage. Below are the League standings radio. Friday afternoon twenty-four Yp- last week. Wednesday at 6 p. m. The Rural Mail Service was start- The Berosinis. a center-ring at- to date: Iraction with the Ringling Bros. silanti Girl Scouts and their lead- a spark in the chimney of the roof ed in 1896, the Association was or- t-Hers Honored t. Team Won Lost Circus, left Ihe crowd gasping as ers, members of Troop 413 in the of the Lowell Light & Power Co.. ganized in 1903 and the Ladies In honor of 4-11 Family Night, Green 7 3 they proved that they were one of Huron Valley Girl Scout Council, caused minor damages to the com- Auxiliary to the R. L, C. A. was special guests were: Yellow 6 4 the top acrobatic-gymnastic acts will arrive in Lowell to attend pany's roof. organized in 1924. Mrs. Newton Ralph Kirch, Kent County 4-11 Brown 5 4 in the country. Also on the Show- WHISTLE the Showboat. They will "camp Thursday noon, the fire depart- Coons of Lowell was the first State Agent; Thomas Slater. 1st presi- Grey 5 4 Iwat list of lop onlertainers were out" overnight at the Scout cabin, ment went to the farm of Richard Auxiliary President. Mrs. Coons dent of Kent County 4-11 Fair: E Blue 4 5 ihe Miriam Sage Dancers, who cook their meals outdoors, and en- Hoover on Lincoln Lake Rd. A pile died several years ago and Mr. W. Reuhs. former president, and joy hiking in the woods along the Red 1 8 of lumber next to the barn had Coons is now making his home in added a festive air to the whole Beri Nokes, 1959 president of the show. TOOTS river. been set ablaze by a spark from Grand Rapids. There is a Junior Fair. Also riding alward the Show- FORMER IX)WELL RESIDENT On their way to Lowell, in two a rubbish can. The fire department organization making it possible for boat was WOOD-TV's Buck Harry. Amateurs (let Encore DIES IN OTTAWA. KANSAS station wagons and one car and arrived just in time to stop the the families to meet together at A group from Camp O'Malley, Tho Coachmen, a local teen-agp trailer, they plan to visit the Kel- Mrs. Nellie Aldrich Barnby pass- fire from spreading to the barn. the Slate and National Conventions. and Mary Free Bed patients were trio, provided the amateur enter- logg cereal plant in Battle Creek, ed away in Ottawa. Kansas. July The National Rural Letter Carri- "This is wonderful.. .ought to be first in line Tuesday morning to also guests for the performance, tainment on Monday night's show. stop at tho Greenfield Animal Farm 17, at the age of 83 years, follow- ers Association are the largest in- more like it." said Bob Crosby buy tickets for the same seat for Christian Home League at as were Rotary Club members. After singing their version of "The in Hastings, and have picnics for ing an illness of several years. dependent National Postal Employ- at Monday afternoon's Showboat the rest of Showboat week. Snow Methodist Church News boys, and members of the M. T. A." these three Lowell boys breakfast and lunch. Mrs. Barnby. her brother and ee group and Ihe Auxiliary is sec- Michigan Press Association. rehearsal. Crosby, a real showman, received a hearty applause from One outstanding visitor at Mon- four sisters lived in Lowell and ond largest Auxiliary in the USA. Opening with "Are Vou From got right in and offered advice to Earl Mohr and his family will Iho crowd which brought them day night's show was Theron Rich- attended school here until the fami- The Rural Mail Service is a Post Dixie" by the entire Showboat Com- the chorus and some of the endmen Miss Cheryl Trumble have charge of the Sunday morning back for an encore. mond's 90-year-old mother, who ly moved to Ottawa, Kansas i" Office on Wheels If a Rural Mail pany. the program rollicked lo its routines. Named to Hereford Assoc. service July 26. at Snow Methodist Thursday night the amateur act flew all the way from California 1892. Church while Rev. Sid Baarda. the carrier would multiply his day by- grand finale nearly three hours will be the Crystalaires. of Crystal, Unit S's camera crew was on to see this year's Showboat per- Cheryl Trumble of Lowell, to- She is survived by her husband. pastor, is on a one-week vacation. all the rural carriers, together they later with ihe aid of Endmen For- who will harmonize together. Fri- Frank, formerly of Hastings; four hand at Monday's rehearsal to film formance. day was named to junior mcrnber- There will he special music and would travel daily the equivalent est Buck, Phil Kropf, Steve Nis- day evening, Sally Parks of Grand daughters; several grandchildren the Showboat chorus rehearsing. ship in the American Hereford As- singing service starting at 10 a. m. of 60 times around the world and het. Dr. Roy Westcott. Bernard Rapids, will present her comical Seated in his old Interlocutor's sociation. the world's largest pure- and one sister. Miss Agnes Aldrich would only work out half of the Kropf, and Dr. Robert Reagan, who A1 Ackerman, narrat .r, was sup- chair was C. H. Runciman. who The Christian Home League has pantomime of the Coaster's new bred registry organization, with ol Temple City. California. Post Offices of the Nation and exchanged jokes with Interlocutor posed to interview Bob Crosby: was Mr. Interlocutor for 104 per- been holding services in churches recording "Along Came Jones." headquarters in Kansas City. Mo. serve one-fifth of America. Some Bill Jones, sang and cake-walked but due to union rules, Crosby formances without missing a show. throughout ihe nation. If you are The Two Smoothies. Patricia and Fifty-five junior Hereford breed- WM. HOFFMAN NAMED of the larger cities do not have in the time-honored minstrel man- could not appear. Interlocutor, Bill Despite his illness. Runciman was interested in making yours a Chris- Larry Trask of Sunfield, will fea- ers were placed on the Associa- TO DEANS' LIST rural mail service, but have ner. Jones, filled in and talked about able to attend this year's show, tian home, you are given a cordial ture the amateur talent on the tion's official roster during June. The Deans' List at Kalamazoo mounted mutes. The six endmen. in burnt cork closing night. Saturday, with their how rehearsals were conducted. an event he has never missed. invitation to come and worship with The Association maintains active College, Kalamazoo, Michigan, for us and enjoy an hour of Christian The Rural Letter Carriers As- and grease paint, atlired in suits entertaining song and tap dancc sociation and the Ladies Auxiliary- Many people who are not in favor Park benches have been set up accounts for more than 80.000 the spring semester just completed fellowship. of purple and yellow, make a col- routine, gave 32 million dollars to the Heart of automation would have said. "I on the South side of Main Street breeders of registered Herefords is being announced today, recog- Snow Church is located on Snow orful sight, and their lively antics Thursday night's special guests association this year. They have told you so" as the pump which for those who would like lo see over the nation. nizing students for high academic Avenue between Grand River Dr. kepi their interlocutor busy most will be queens from all over Michi- helped witn many other projects supplies the water to soak the ski the Robert E. Lee as she comes achievement. and US-16 West of Lowell. of Ihe time keeping them in line. gan. while Friday has been slated during ihe past years, jump, broke -own during the wa- around the bend, and at least hear IX)CAL LADIES ATTEND The name of William F. Hoff- The endmen's opening number. as Tourist Night with officials ter show Monday night. Dave Clark the Showboat. REUNION AT BAY VIEW man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Free- WOKTHINOTON BROTHERS "Bye Bye Blues." played on bot- from the Western Michigan Tour- MRS. BARBARA IIRAKE, H.H stage manager, was called off the Mrs. R. G. Jefferies accompan- man Hoffman, 7489 Pratt Lake UtRAIONKD IN JUSTICE COURT iles, was a definite applause-get- ist Association as special guests. Showboat to come down and fix Mrs. Maxine Mulicke, of 311 Avenue, Alto, appears on the Deans DIES IN LOWELL. ERIDAV ied by Mrs. Charles Snay spent Wayne Worfhington. and his bro- ter. Governor G. Mennen Williams will the pump. The Charles Sligh group Mrytle. Greenville, suffered a min- list for having received an average the week-end in Bay View, attend- ther. Kenneth, both of Saranac Mrs. Barbara Brake, 83, died Crosby Headlines Show fly down from Mackinaw Island still performed their jump routine or heart attack in the Showboat of 3.5 or belter out of a possible ing the Past Grand Richards-Bom were brought into Justice Ritten- Friday at the I-owell Rest Home for Saturday night's show as the despite the breakdown. bleachers Monday night. Mrs. Mu- 4.0 jioints. Mr. Hoffman will be a Headlining the Showboat bill was 1954-55 Reunion held at Park View gers court on Wednesday afternoon where she has been for the past honored guest at Governor's Night. licke, who was unconscious, was ta- Bob Crosby, who demonstrated the Inn of which Mrs. Jefferies is a senior student in the fall. by Lowell Officer William Richard. month. Mrs. Brake is a former Sligh Skiers Star This year automation has put at ken by legion Ushers to the first real art of showmanship. Crosby former member. The members in Wayne Worthington was being Clarksville resident. least three boys out of work on aid building where she was given RIDER'S ( M B TO STAKE Again this year, as in the post attendance enjoyed seeing the charged with drunk and disorder- Funeral servics were held Mon- the Showboat. In the previous oxygen and a nitroglycerin tablet. HOUSE SHOW. JULY M the Charles Sligh Jr., Macatawa Mackinac Bridge at night and vari- ly. the offense occured on Friday, day at the Bible Church in Clarks- CHILDREN VISIT WOOD TV years, two boys were needed to Dr. Lyard, who was attending the AND JOHN HALL PARK Bay Experts provided the audience soak the ski jump and one to turn ous sights in Harbor Springs. Walker Rider's Club will stage he was picked up on Sunday. ville with burial in Holy Comers with many thrills in a dazzling pre- performance, was immediately at On Sunday they witnessed the a horse show at the arena on Kenneth Worthington was being cemetery. Thirty-five children Irom the I-o- the paddle wheel. Now an electric the scene. show water skiing exhibition. Be- pump has taken over the soaking Marathon Race held in front of Kinney Roid West of Grand Rap- charged with wreckless driving, well Baptist Church were on sides the many daring and breath operation, and a gear reduction Saturday night after the final Dr. Bornes home. Saturday eve- ids on Saturday, July 25. The eveni ibis offense occured on Sunday CLTI.ER 4-H MEETING WOOD-TV recently as guests of taking stunts such as the three- process uses power from the out- Showboat performance, an open ning at dinner a beautiful birth- will start at 12:30. night. He was arrested by Ionia Combined meeting of flower, gar- Romper Room. The children were girl pyramid, the audience was pro- board motors to tum the paddle- dance wjlj be held at the American day cake with 16 candles was pre- There will be judging and con- County officers on Tuesday. den. clothing and conservation accompanied by several ladles vided with a comedy routine that wheel. Also the use of bigger mo- Legion Buiiding, Suu East main, sented to Mr::. R. C. Jcffrrirs. Mrs, test event:; with ribbon and cash Both are being held in the Kent members met July 16 at the home from the church. made this year's exhibition one of tors. has cut down the number of featuring Lee Lockwood and or- Jefferies was to observe her birth- prizes. Refreshments will be avail- County Jail, of I-»rry Boss. James Lilli was Following their visit to WOOD the best ever presented. operators needed to run the Show- chestra. Admission will be seventy- day on Sunday and was conceal- able on the grounds. Admission is retained as treasurer. Larry Boss Ihey went to Ihe zoo at John Ball The opening night of Showboat boat outboards. five cents. ing the fact from the group, but free and the public is cordially in- V. F. W. AI'XILIAHV TO SEH\ E as president. Next mceling will Park and enjoyed a picnic lunch ended in the traditional style with was very much surprised and vited to attend. MEALS Dl RINfi SHOWBOAT he a pot luck supper and wiener the «ntire cast singing "The Rob- The blushing young man who re- Rumors back stage have been greatly appreciated the cake and Dinners and lunches daily before roast at Ihe home of Mrs. Wayne LEDHER CLOSED SATURDAYS en E. Lee", and releasing 1.000 ceived a kiss from Tanya, of the heard that a tall man in a white many greetings. MUSIC FOR DANCINO and after Showboat by the VFW Schroder. August 3 at 7 in the eve- The Lowell Ledger office will be vari-colored balloons in a grand Tanya and Biagi comedy ballroom suit and boating hat may get re- Music for dancing at the Moose Auxiliary at the VFW Hall from ning. closed all day Saturday during finale that sent the record crowd act Monday night, was none other lief from Saturday night's hot show Always do the right thing—those I-odge, Saturday, July 25 from 9:30 noon until midnight. Home made July and August. Open Monday home knowing that they have just than Showboat president, Theron by being politely ushered into the you cannot please you will at least to 1:30. c-13-14 pie a specialty. c-13-14 To place your ad in the Lowell through Friday; 8 lo 12 and 1 to 5. seen the best Showboat perform- Richmond. Mr. Richmond was the Flat River after the show. surprise. Ledger, phone TW 7-9261. p-lOif ance ever presented. I

Lynn Clark Candidate THE LOWELL LEDOKR, LOWELL. MK II., .11 I,V VI, IMS Gove Lake Star Comers attended the Showboat Monday Mrs. Leon Seeley Mrs, Ira Blough THE LOWKIX LKIXiKK, LOWKIJ., MICH., Jl'LV 2S, Irt.'ie Mm. Ella Quiggle and grand- Root Rot Lowers ; Raymond Dickinson Seeks night. daughfor, lone, are staying at the Efmdote Foreman Rood Honored By Telephone Co. for Service Mn. Sdna T»ylor Mrs. Nellie McPherson is visit- SUMMER County Wheat Yield State Representative Post Loujs Quiggle homo in Ypsiianti Mrs. WlUiara Lott Mrs. Roy La Mahe and sons Mr. and Mrs. Clair Kauffman Open house was held in honor ell. where sh* still lives. She at- ing Mrs. Jennie Walker in Grand while Ixmie is in Ann Arbor hos- Mrs. Ira Sargeant of Ilarrisburg were Thursday call- Raymond L. Dickinson, who is The Lowell Ledger N. McCords-E. Coscade of Mrs. Clara Kingdom's 25th serv- tended schools in Grand Rapids Rapid*, for a few days. and daugnters attended ihe Slater Hoot rot in wheat lowers county pital for an operation on his eye. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hall of ers of Mr. and Mrs, Rufus Greg- reunion at Lakeside Park. Lake yields, says Hill Rupp. County Ex- a candidaio for slate represenl- | HAROLD JEFFERIES. Mrs. Effie Cox ice anniversary on July IG, in the and Lowell. LeKter Bailey called on Miss We all wish yon n speedy recovery Mt. and Mfs; Neil DoMay and SWirtz Creek spent thr week-end ory. Odessa, Sunday. tension Director. Weather condi- niive from the 3rd district to re- EDITOR girls lounge at Ionia Telephone of Her husbHiid is Myrle Kingdom Wfda Bailey In' Grand Rapids, Louie. family of Grand Rapids were Wed- with Mr. and Mrs. Rajy kog^rs. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Wanroy of Cas- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wingeier vis- tions in Ihe spring caused an un- place 'he GOP Rep. Glenn Huns- Mrs Mary Wilson and son visited fice, wllb about 50 attending. An- who lives with her in Lowell. They Mtmbir Michiqan Preit Aitociotlon Wc arc sorry to hear Clayton nesday visitors at the home of Mf. and Mrij. Robert Wilcox and Sunday, evening. cade were Saturday callers at the ited Watt Thomas of South Bowne burger. is following family tradi- niversary cake and punch were usual amount nf root rot not only Publi»"ed evc'y I''u'idfy mominq at lOi her parents Saturday night. Richards Is ill We all hope you have one son, Wayne Kingdom, John and Phillip Lott. Friday vis- faiplili y of Lanfclng spent Tburtday Several "froiuiimi IICIherCe attendemiuuucdu the Rufus Gregory home. Saturday evening. in Kent County but throughout tion in holding public office in this 8'oad»ay. Lowell, MicH'qan, (ntered at Po»t Mr. and Mrs. John tox and son ,.: .,,,.1, , served, and Mrs. Kingdom was now. living in Lancaster, Calif- 0"ice at Lowell, M.ch gan, 01 Second Clan vwil11l bo well snsoonm . itors were Mr. and Mrs. UptOn and Friday with Mr. and Mfcr. Michigan-Florid(Ichlgan-Fli a plcni? at Fallas- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blough of Free- presented with a corsage from the Michigan. area. Vatter. Fred visited their son Robert and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wilson visited ornia with his wife and four chil- Moore of Grand Rapids. Roth. burg Park Sunday. family of Nunica spent Sunday iif- |)ort were Friday evening visitors The two kinds that appeared The Lowall Ledger, eitabliihed June 1893; family in Grand Rapids, Sunday- Ionia girls. Those attending from dren. , His grandfather. George Dick- The Lowell Journal established 1864. Con- Mrs. Wilson's mother, Mrs. Hynie Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kauffman Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hemingsen Mrs. Robert Yates auended a temoon and evening with Mr. nnd (it Ira Bloughs. here were Take-All which has evening. Lowell were Miss Agnes Perry, inson brought up 100 acres from tolidatcd with Iho Ledger December IS, '936. of Fennville, Sunday. Clara started working for tho and daughter and granddaughter of Whiting. Indiana, spent the week- picnic at Jessup's cottage at Wood- Mrs. Rufus Gregory. Mr. and Mrs. Burt Montgomery black discoloration in Ihe base of the Alto Solo, Established January, 19(M. Mrs. Orrin Sterken. Mrs. Geo. But- Ihe goveinment in Ihe township Miss Geraldine Huff and Elmer telephone company when Walter end with Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hem. beck Lake Sunday. * I Mrs. John Norton and brother, of California and their son. Mr. the stem This can be seen when Consol:datcd with the Ledger. June 1917. ler, Mrs. Arthur Norton, Mrs. Flo- Ruth and Sharon Kauffman. and and paid taxes on the first roll in Peecock of Grand Rapids, visited Morris was manager of Citizens ingsen. ; : , LiEjtie Roth. wa«} hostbss at the ' Victor Stanley were Sunday dinner and Mts. Carl Montgomery of the leaf sheath is pulled back. The Subscription Rates Per Year: Kent and Ionia Freeze Your Excess rence Whitfield and Mrs. Mort Rul- Mr. and Mrs, Alviq Stehl are/spend- | 1824. In 18r>3 he was made over- Counties. $2.S0; Elsewhere $3.00. at Ihe John Cox home Saturday. Telephone Company in Lowell. He guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nor- Grpnd Rapids were Sunday dinner ason from Riviera Beach, Florida! ing the wbek ifith tthe for t DO • BOY'S SHIRTS hospital Wednesday and found her gufcsts at the George Krebs home. Roekford Methodist Church where 'It isn't your position but ready to use it—it isn't necessary he is also choir director. the end the mourners wonder about endmen, chorug and actors to entertain with a ed the funeral services of their OFF slightly Improved. Mr. and Mrs, Philip Seese and your disposition that makea to thaw it—just cook Immediately Mrs. Mamie O'Bierne and son » • rrf'i ^0R you • BOY'S SWIM TRUNKS gemdue Old Time Minstrel show. Truly Michigan's brother-in-law, Dan Lehman which Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gessner Jr. Larry and Mr, and Mrs. John it, too. you happy or unhappy." but allow a little longer cooking Scott and Miss Alice Ycung- were .The lawn sprinklhig restrictions Greatest Outdoor spectacle. was held at St. Mary's Church of and family and Howard Helntzel- Krebs were Sunday afternoon and Read the Ledger Want Ads. time. Hf you arc the kind that entertained Monday evening at a i of last week shpuTd servfe as a If you've lost the good Lowell, Monday momlng. man spent the past week at ^ evening guest-: at Raymond Seese's, likes yours dipped < in egg and birthday dinner at the home of ,reminder to' Lowell that we too Mr. and Mrs. Orley Burns of figure you oncc had. you can cottage at Big Whltefish Lake near Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fox and fami- cracker crumbs, you'll have to Verne Klahn in honor of Mrs. O' may be faced with problems of erelfiWiay jto- retllkn it with the gauffer Howard City. ly with several other relatives en- thaw the fish). Belme water shortage. Several years ago Greenville Finance Co. For fishy smelling hands and The local Farm Bureau gfoup le hofres of J&M 'l|cMHc]Platj of e'flortless (xercisd Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox of Dow- joyed a birthday dinner for Mrs. new well below Recreation Park a Shoe Close-Outs ^ £7 OO agiac were Sunday overnight guests Donald Fox near Hastings Sunday. Formerly Lowell Loan Co. dishes, just rub your hands and picnicked at Fallasburg Sunday Was drilled' drtd partially tested and calorie reduction. dishes well with moistened salt, with an attendance of 35. ' | ' of Mr. and Mrs. George McClellen Mr. and Mrs. David Wingeier LLCIEN GAMBLE. Manager out, biift since that time It has not I j Vou'll love flic way the SUuUcr Home The Fahrni reunion will bo held # Sport and Dress Shoes. $12.95 Jf and family. and daughter Sharon accompanied Phone TW 7-0907 then rinse with hot water before been further developed. The pres- 113 W. Main, Lowell UecVicing.Plaivtrims inches, beautifies yout by Mr. and Mrs. Wrich Schurter washing with soap and water., • July 26 at Fallasburg Park. ; , ent dr* spell has shown our water among those who paid final' re- incomplete siie ranges. ^ Mrs, Roy LaMonte, Bruce. Roy posture, and helps you get a slender figure 1 of Chicago. Ill,, enjoyed a week's reserve to' he Inadequate, and it spects to Dan Lehman who lay Jr., Randy and Alan of Harrisburg IT trip East including Niagara Falls. il might be well'to add thk unpnjvcn in state at the Roth Funeral Home spent from Monday to Friday with New York City, spent the week-end full P* MICHIGAN, SIZE 24 \Vefl to our system^ if lurther tiests of Lowell. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Bennett of with friends at Rockville. Conn., AMEBICA* DEPENDABLE FOOD MERCHANT should prove out its cbpadty, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alderlnk Cascade, and several other places of interest Most diarrheas ^eert in a Michi- and Roger Weeks are livi Miss Bertha Hope Coger of De- reluming home Wednesday eve- gan practice are caused by virtues their trailer near Saugatuckj troit. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Coger, ning. t)-. that are often- callcd GI (gd^ro- Harold has wo^li .tfco ,StH\fc Mrs, Roy LaMonte and son and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Seese Intestinal) flu. Every year though 1 J Merle Coger were Tuesday night Highway Department. |> called on Mr. and Mrs. William TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR several of these tlianfheas wllj be dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tombaugh of Clarksville Saturday due to Salmonella infections ^Iso Charles Bennett. Suitcase Liviife Caw 11 Heart oPlhe pj er Home Reducing Plan is 1 afternoon. known as paratyphoid infecticms. P.lhe portable "Magic Couch." the I'osture-Ues oons Bruce Wingeier is spending sev- 'Fhe State health offiters-inttretted Be Easy Withbfla nannini ' g U, S, commercial fishermen land- eral weeks with his grandmother. ft- —M-yott-w» ptenning-a -trip, this For o-oourtMy figwre-onolyn* cmd home - ed a record J380-mlllion catch la in this paHliular' problem, hire Mrs. Leo Grusy at Goodfield. IU. given me an interesting explana- summer, either by train, plane, 1958, demonstration... Call 6-1145 Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Bauers of tionon tofor inthe ^caus e .fou.r man...... y. -o f or by car, you are no ;• health but its carcass can be heavi- souri, ly infected. Although cooking e^liave creane rfiCisfant fabrics ' ; . i FOR Mrs. Gertie Ware has been a SUPER RIGHT, ALL MEAT, SKINLESS / (2 LB. PKG. 97c) makes the poultry perfectly safe andtfiitsh®. anddr&ssej and blous- Investment guest of Mrs. Maude Segar for a es that can be washed out at night Vj for eating, in the handling of the week or so. poultry prior to cooking the house- and put on in the morning with Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. William i-lb. A Ac little or no pressing. Nylon sheers SPECIAL ELECTION i wife may contaminate her hands Rogers are Mrs. Rogers' mother. PKG. and the kitchen work surfaces and are in that class. They are cool, Mrs. C. A. Smith and Mr, and FRANKFURTERS other foods such as salads ^and take almost no space, and wash 3RD REPRESEKTATIVE Dl^tlCT Mrs. Stanley Guivecki and daugh- • •••••• •••••• eatfcte Utenslls't ma* btcanM & The State Savings Bank wishes to announce that it is now ter Loretta of Mlchawaka, Indiana, source of infection td the1 family. KENT COUKTY, MICHIGAN Mr. and Mrs, Will Rogers spent SUREGOOD OR NUTLEY Fortunately most of these diar- knits and jerseys are also good Thursday and Friday in Muskegon Skirts packers and -the wrinkles bring out 10NA EARLY rheal infections are not as severe prepared to issue and Lamont. as dangerous typhoid, but occasion- easilv. MONDAY, AUGUST 31,1959 Mr, and Mrs. Mort Rulason of ally they arc and a child may be Small prints show the wrinkles Riviera Beach, Fla,, were over- N hospitalized for some time before less than plain colors. night guests Friday and Saturday Blouses RcibIsI the urge to tak^ a gar. recovery. / , TO THI QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE SAVINGS DEPOSIT RECIIPTS of Mrs. Anton Tusken. MARGARINE Fr.rther there Is a tendency m&t that-you Mil only wenr dice Sheila Morris returned home on MIX OR MATCH individuals infected to carry Sal- or twice. Separates can do double Sunday after spending a week's JUNE PEAS monella in their stools for several duty—even triple duty. Townships of Ada, Grattan, i vacation In Dorr. Pamela Morris Dresses Of course, you probably won't months and even longer. They are fe spending a week with Mr. and potentially then a hazard fo other? b<> buying an erttlrc new jv?rdrpl?«. which will bear interest at the rate of Mrs. Buekema in Holland. And $ if they handle food and an even In fact," an important thing to keep and Yergennes Jane VanOort of Holland is visiting greater hazard if they should be in mind is that your old clothes COUNTY OP KENT. MICHIGAN a few days with Sandra Wilcox. 1-LB. will look new to a strange audteicc^ making use of inadequate sewage Mrs. Joan Dawson and Mrs, Sa- So look over your p Notice is hereby given that in conformity with the "Michigah disposal units such as the privy im- ble Baker went to Sunfield Satur- robe and see what Election Law," I, the undersigned Clerk, will, upon any CTNS. properly located or the inadequate day to get Mrs. Dawson's two boys '/J FOR Shop with care. day except Sunday and a legal holiday, the day of any septic tank disposal unit. who spent a week at the United spend all your t tegular or special election or primary election, receive for It Is this ever present threat of Brethren Camp. g(Jl}ing rcddV -fg s , registration the name of any legal voter not already regl- OFF paratyphoid and typhoid epiilTh^ k per annum Mr. and Mrs, David Chambers buy. ask yourself - litered who may Apply To Me Personally for such registra- ics which keeps our health officers of Toronto, Canada, were guests Aeuor quanlilits fold ol "How will it pa :, 'tion. Provided, however, that I can receive no names fcjr constantly attempting to improve of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Dawson "How can I keep the sewage disposal systems in the ;!£• registration during tho time intervening between the Thic- for two weeks, DOLE DOLE "Will it do for many tieth Day before any regular, special or official primary many areas within Kent County Mrs. Minnie Hawk spent from JO-OZ. "Will it be comfortab' where the soil does not permit election and the day of such ejection. Tuesday to Friday last week at CAMS Crushed Pineapple 3 CANS 79c Sliced Pineapple 95c proper working of a septic tank Barlow Lake. 5( Sale Clearance The most valuable sea catches or where the crowding of houses Mrs. Jim Stevens and children ipr U, S. fishern^en in 1958 \vere. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNDERSIGNED BROADCAST AUGUST ' /' in city-like tMshion dpes^ not per- On all sums of even hundreds or thousands of dollars, but not lets than five hundred wepe guests ot Mr. and Mrs, Frank shrimp, salmon and tuna, in that WILL BE AT THEIR OFFICES ON 15'/2-OZ. mit an adequate drainage field Stevens a couple of days, or^er.,. . . ,.; . - dollars, providing that the funds be on deposit for six months, and for all full months Corned Beef Hash CAN 37c Woman's Day NOW ON SALE JUST 10c oven though tlw-soil |U»e|f .is ade- Saturday callers of Mr. and quate for this type of disposal. Mrs, William Rogers were Mr. and Summer Fabrics YUKON OR MAVIS—ASSORTED FLAVORS JANE PARKER—REG. 21c If tho toousevviff .vyerc |

iVtv-*11 ' 1 < 'Jr', W ' "'fi"-**" i J It's too bad future generations No one acquires a love of liberty m bomwawamemca Outdoor Barbecue Time THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL. MICH., JI LV 23. ItM can't be here, now to see the won- working for government. You either SOIL and WATER Pinched for Vacation Casli?-Pnt A Want Ad To World-Call TW 7-9261 derful things we're doing with their bring It along with you or you Menu Suggestions Success at the grill brings satis- Everyone io always in favor of — — -CUSTOM RUTCIIPARING—Beef, no CONSERVATION American people have many pre- p, s 53 THE LOWELL LEDGER, IX)WELL, MICH , JULY 23, 1050 SEELEY CONSTRUCTION-Bulld- 20 ACRES of pasture land border- NEW POTATOES and sweet com. EXPERIENCED TRUCK DRIVER money. never have it. THE LEMONADE STAND — ferences wise picnic planning be- faction. It's worth the money for general economy and particular For Sale-Genaral g . cutting and ing and remodeling. Cement Int on Grand River S. Blbbler, 1052 Riverside Dr., wanted. Apply in person. Chris- one pound chicken halves or even expenditure. W V C %'c,icru|l grinding 3 centi a pound. Kurt comes a matter of satisfying ap- work, basements, blocks, chim- BEAUTIFUL LOT 65 by 335 feet, Phone TW 7-7327. pl4-I5 tiansen Ice Cream Co. cl4 steak when done lo perfection. Paris Packing Co.. 4200 East petite preferences with Ihe money Lowell Ledger WANT AD PAGE neys, and fireplaces, Houses, gar- near covered bride ot Fallasburg INSULATED SHEETING HaJf- Paris Rd.. S. E. Call MY 8-8407 there is to spend according to Vir- The only trouble with some of CASH RATE: 20 words 50c, uddlllonal words 2c each. If not ages, additions and bams. All park. 5650 small down payment, CHERRIES—Last week for Mont- WORK WANTED by boy 15. Yard I inch 4 x 8 sheets $2.40 each or or EM 1-0800 after 5 p. m. Rich- ginia Helt, Michigan Slate Univer- Hastings Livestock Sales these fine new homes is their lo- paid on or before 10 days after insertion, a charge of lOc kinds of buildings. Experienced balance 510 per month. morency. Good picking. Pick work, odd jobs. Cascade-Ada MAMA WE j 575.00 per thousand. Cornell Cash ard Havenga. c49 tf sity K)ohit last known address by registered New cooperators in the N. W. USDA choice front quarters 43c, school bus driver and custodian. whltewalls. Hotpoint - Maytag 2" 31c WE CAN FILL YOUR NEEDS! FOR SALE—2 USED FRANTZ sec- other items, cheap. Phone OR 6- mail, return receipt demanded, at least Successful people are the ones District are Ralph Meidema and side 49c; hind quarters 59c. Will Must be 21, experienced driver fourteen (14) days prior to such hearing SALES AND SERVICE 2053. pl4 or by personal service at least five (5) days who can think up things for the son timer, Byron Twp., who are tional garage doors, with hard- process, cut up, wrapped and and In good physical condition. ware. Call OR 6-1606. cl4 Good Things Apply at Grattan Board of Edu- prior fo wch hearing. rest of the world to keep busy at. constructing an irrigation pond. Service on All Makes frozen if desired. Basic rate 2c To place your ad in the Lowell OVER 40 A. DALE STOPPELS, PETER SPEERSTRA AGENCY cation. Route 3, Belding. Frank Judge ol Probate, The Meidema's, producers of a 705 E. MAIN ST. TRUSSES—Trained filter, surgical lb. Phone OR 6-3511. Weaver's Ledger, phone TW 7-9261. BUYER Kent County, Michigan Washers, Dryers 117 W. Main St.. Lowell Phone TW 7-92S0 to Eat Hessler. Applications must be in DEPENDAILE Wet sidewalk cement attracts large acreage of sweet com. squash I.O¥V£i~L. Ada Market. clOtf A true copy appliances, etc. Koss Roxall and cabbage, were in the need of Refrigerators RASPBERRIES—Pick your own. before July 28. cl4 NEW CAR ROLAND It. ROBEY, children and dogs as surely and Drugs, Saranac, Mich. c39 tf Register of Probate. CI3 I5 irrigation as soon as possible to TRUCKING EVERY THURSDAY Real Estate $4 a case. Nice picking. TW 7- p at your Mercury disastrously as honey attracts flies. Phone TW 7-7746 WANTED—RIDE to Kooler Brass TRADE-INS save their crops. Water bearing PUBLIC AUCTION-Saturday, Jt.ly to Lake Odessa stock sale. Call 9959. cl3-14 Factory Trained Service Men IfWtket George Francisco, TW 7-7818. from Lowell for two weeks start- For Your Choice and sand was found at four feet of 25. starting at 1 p. m., 221 Bridge Farm Loans ing July 27, 7:00-4:30. Call after Street, Lyons, Mich., (6 miles c4«tf FOR SALE-NEW POTATOES. More Coming Every Day depth. The test pond 50 ft. x 75 ft. 'LOW INTEREST RATE"—Long 6 p. m. Bonnie Howard, TW 7- East of Ionia); 1,537 lbs. of cop- Qulne Sullivan. TW 7-7362. pl4 1 will be pumped to determine if the 8x8x16 CONCRETE BLOCKS, 17c Term Nat'l Farm Loan Ass'n. 9864. pl4 ELECTRICAL WE REMOVE volume of recharge or recovery per pipe Vi In. to 4 in. diameter; and Cinder Blocks 21c at yafd; 1043 Leonard St.. Grand Rapids, RASPBERRIES—PTck your own, 110 lbs. solid brass in. bar WANTED—BABYStTTEfl nlfffits. WIRING — FIXTURES Dead or Disabled is adequate. Sweet com for ex- 2c per block delivery. VOSBURG Mich. Phone RI 2-2563. c21 tf $4 a ease. Nice picking. TW 7- BUY WITH ample on shallow muck over gra- stock; Standard Billing machine 1 small child and housework. TW BLOCK & GRAVEL CO. 8766 9959. pl4-15 CONFIDENCE REPAIRS HORSES —CATTLE vel and sand needs 1.4 in. of water with cash drawer; Royal electric URGENT- -Have buyers waiting for 7-7306. cl4 Grand River Drive, Ada, Ph. and Other Farm applied every four days •o pene- typewriter; offset electric drill; all types of suburban properties RED RASPBERRIES and red cur- OR 6-3397. c52 tf j4oo MONTHLY SPARE TIME- C.E. Applionces Animals trate 18 inches when there is not RISK 12-in. saw blades, bench vice, in Lowell, Ada and Cascade rents. Phone your order. Will de- Registration Notice Rofilllng and collecting money enough rainfall. 37,800 gallons of staple gun. thermostats, air con- CLOSING OUT SALES. Livestock, areas. For prompt action and liver any amount in Lowell. VALLEY CHEMICAL from our high grade cSndy. nuts water per acre are needed for the trols, transtormers, voltage con- general farm or household goods. service, call R. J. Timmer Real- Edwards, TW 7-9583. cl4 JACKSON COMPANY and gum machines in this area. above mentioned crop to be ap- — FOR trols, magnetic gas valves; water ty, 583 Ada Drive, OR 6-3901. cl4 RICKERT ELECTRIC Let us help plan yours. George No selling! To qualify for work FOR FREE SERVICE plied each four day period when mixers; precision furnace noz- RED RASPBERRIES -Pick your VanderMeulon, auctioneer. Phone MOTOR SALES !C8 So. Hudson PH. IONIA 400 THIS! zles; rolled asbestos. Blue print FHA FINANCING own. Call TW 7-7077 after 6. pl4 you must have car, references, "The Home of Depemlahlc needed. Dutton MY 8-8571. pl4 rhone TW 7-MW Lowell c43tl Martin Wubbling, Byron Twp., s machine; C clamps; gun-type oil Available on Country Building $600 to $1,000 Cash. Good pos- Used Cars" CULTIVATED BLUEBERRIES— sibilities of taking over full time. has completed an excellent irriga- burners; 24-in. aluminum pipe FOR MUFFLERS, tail pipes, fuel sites. Ufc miles north of Lowell DODGE - PLYMOUTH Picked or pick your own any day Income increasing accordingly. tion pond 12 ft. x 200 ft. which Get new Firestone tires now! Why gamble with your safety wrenches, hoi and cold air regi- pumps, brake shoes, batteries, on Vergennes Street. "Will Build DODGE TRUCKS SPECIAL ELECTION Belding north on M-91 3 miles. For Interview include phone, refills rapidly to irrigate celery just to get a few hundred miles more from your smooth sters; block and tackle sets %-in. paints and oil filters, try Western to Specifications" WILLIAM Bird Blueberry Plantation. Ph. 9S0 W. Main, Lowell TW 7-9381 and other truck crops. tires? rope, hand truck, etc. Nothing re- Auto first. c23 tf SCHREUR, Contractor & Builder, write P. 0. Box 7004, Minne- Belding 930 J 1. . cl4-17 apolis 11. Minn. - pl4 We believe the use of "Bouy- moved until paid for. pl4 TW 7-9189. ' efftf MONDAY, AUGUST 31, 1959 Trade them in for new Firestone tireu and get safe, WELL DRILUNG AND REPAIR, - - Service Since 1928 oucus" blocks placed in the soil sure-footed traction . .. quicker, safer emergency stops, AUCTION SALE-Due to the death new pumps and service. Frank Remodeling at different depths will be profit- skid protection. Firestone tires are designed for today's of my husband I will sell at Averill, jr.. Phone OR 6-4501. If V^YSTtRPAWT? New Bathrooms able to use to accurately determine TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE kind of driving . . . deliver extra miles. Public Auction the following on no answer call OR 6-1108. c49 tf RepaWnc when irrigation is needed. Take advantage of our one-stop servicc: famous the farm located 1 mile North New Construction We wonder if most of the grow- l, For GOODWILL used cars ers in Southwest Kent County Texaco products plus batteries, spark plugs and other and 2 mile West of Alto. 1 mile DON'S Parts—Fixtures vj/ and trucks, see or call would like to have an irrigation accessories for your car. Drive in today. South of US-16 at 10889 52nd St., Accessories DOYLE - SCHNEIDER management school held in the TOWNSHIP OF LOWELL Saturday, July 25 at 1:00 P. M. PONTIAC. Wo trade, finance and Oomr'ete Planning and Farm Tools 1947 Ford-Ferguson near future in their area? guarantee, 423 W. Main, TW 7- Engineering Service COUNTY OF KENT, MICHIGAN tractor. Ford 2 14-in. tractor Contact Wm. Rupp. Kent Exten- 9257, Lowell. c47 tf Call Any Time plow; Ford spring tooth culti- sion Director if you arc interested. Notice is hereby given that in conformity with fhe "Michigan Election Law." vator; 3 section drag; 5 ft. cut REFRIGERATION SERVICE, Re- Several Byron growers now use HEIMS TW 7-7534 309 E. Main 140 lbs. of 24 percent liquid nitro- I, the undersigned Clerk, will, upon any day except Sunday and a legal holi- mower; McCormick Deering 8- frigerators. freezers, milk cool- Our 2-minutc "Rock 'n Rolf treatment or Call TW 7-7104 Lowell I gen as a supplemental fertilizer on ft. double cultipacker; dual- ers. Clark Fletcher. Phone TW day, the day of any regular or special election or primary election, receive TEXACO SERVICE in Paint Conditioner ia celery and other truck crops with wheel tractor trailer with tilling 7-9390. c9 tf for registration the name of any legal voter not already registered who may FREE when you buy paint here. Juit i good results. Application costs run E. MAIN ST.. LOWELL PH.TW 7-9225 bed; 2 wheel car trailer: station- open the can and atart to paint t Used car< Bargains rCOMMm-UIDllSIRllii ary buzz rig; woven wire fence GUARANTEED WATCH, ring and about 520 per acre. How does this Apply To Me Personally for such registration. Provided, however, that I can stretcher, snow fence, one horse jewelry repair. Avery Jewelers, CLARK PLUMBING & HEATING cost compare with the use of other receive no names for registration during the time intervening between the cultivator; cutler; Lombard one- Lowell. c7 tf types of nitrogen fertilizers? Thirtieth Day before any regular, special or official primary election and man chain saw; Eclipse 21-in. The Soil Conservation Servicc is reel power mower; paper baler; DIAMONDS AT SPECIAL prices. Cut your costs-save a bank-full on a happy to work with the truck gar- the day of such election. SAFETY-TESTED Terms. Evenings by appointment. many other articles. CARS SOLD UNDER $500 deners not only on drainage and Household Goods and Miscellane- Avery Jewelers, TW 7-9375. ell tf irrigation problems but on all phas- es of conservation truck farming. ous Tables, chairs, buffet, china WHERE BUYER MEETS SELLER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I WILL BE AT MY OFFICE closet, bookcase, large mirror, Require No Down Payment DRAIN TILE A soil capability soil type map. ledger Classified ads are the of the farm along with a plan map beds, dressers, office desk; link between buyer and seller Al. Hermans is of considerable assistance in the storage cabinets, antique chest that spells R-E-S-U-L-T-S. Cpll AUTHORIZED DEALER CHECK THESE PRICES BEFORE of drawers, love seat, lamps, 1959 planning of rotations, cover and USED CARS The Lowell Lodger. TW 7-9261 • 1957 PONTIAC SUPER CHIEF. A • 1953 FORD CUSTOMLINE 6. This pictures and frames, children's 220 W. Main - TW7-7113 green manure crops, and the vari- and place your ad today. pl4 one owner car with 25,000 actual will make someone a beautiful Monday, August 3,1959 FROM THE LOT OF YOUR furniture and toys, kitchen range, YOU BUY! ations of fertilizers to fit the crop OLDSMOBILE DEALER some linens, lots of dishes, some miles. Radio and heater. Only second car. Body and motor both and the different soils. antique, 9x12 rug nearly new. $1595.00 are perfect and it has a new NO. 1 QUALITY CONCRETE DRAIL TILE There is no direct expense for LAST DAY FOR REGISTRATION Many other items. Terms—Cash. McDIARMID'S IRON & METAL Approved For Soil Conservation Payment this assistance. Please phone Rock- Fordomatic Transmission. $495. ford. the S. C. S. office. VO 6-2501. Nothing to be removed until set- TW 7-7025 5334 Se^wun Ave., SE, Lowelt MERCURY From 8 o'clock a. m. until 8 o'clock p. m. on said day for the purpose of Re- • 1955 MERCURY. A real sharpie Another new cooperator in Al- • in.->8 BUICK SPECIAL 2-door Hardtop. Black with White tled for. Mrs. Ralph Hoag, Own- This is the sale that price buyers have been waiting viewing the Registration and Registering such of the qualified electors as tiros, a real beauty er. George VanderMeulon, Auc- with automatic transmission, ra- • 1953 BUICK SUPER 2-Dr. HARD- Per 1,000 Per 1,000 goma Twp., is Eugene Wojtas with • 1056 OLDSMOBILE SI PER 4-door Sedan tioneer. cl4 for. AnH it's only at our Mercury showToom! It's At Yard Delivered 100 acres. shall Properly Apply therefor. Buyers of All Kinds of iron dio and heater. Only $795.00 TOP. Power steering, radio and Prospects are good for an irri- • ISM OLDS.MOKILE SI PER 4-d(K)i Hardtop that time of year when your savings are highest. • Ift.M, OLDSMOBILE "KM" 4-d

Mr. nnd Mrs. John Gerharf re- Mrs, K. Kaspersnn of Phoenix. TIIF LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MR II., Il LV IS, IMS THE LOWELL LEDHER. LOWEI.I,. Mini., JUIT *!f. IMi turned home Insi Wednesday from Arizona, and Mrs. M Willette of Shy Sandhill Crane IS miry Kimhrn, SIMPSON REUNION si NDAY , Engaged To Marry their vacation after .spending it Grand Haven visited at the home Lowell Social Briefs Community Spirit 'Makes' Ionia coming events Family reunion dinner parly was traveling to Quebec, other parts of of Mr. and Mrs. George Hale this CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS MRS. CHARLKS KADFORI) - TW 7-OS IB West Lowell Logan News Howard Rittenger The 1939 Class Reunion. Sunday, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Canada, and the Now England week. Mrs. Melvin Court Mrs. Harold Yoder Thanks lo tho Grange for fruit. Many thanks to everyone who Free Fair Outstanding Success luly 26. at 2 p. m. in the Runci- C. A. Simpson. Grand Rapids. Sun- Slates. Major Sam Yeiter, returned to Mr. and Mrs. Richard DeVinney Mr, and Mrs. L. A. Weaver of Bible Church for plants, for calls remembered me while 1 was in nan Elementary Building. Potluck day, July 19. Attending were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Ed Rob- his home Sunday after a two of Southfleld are visiting his par- Trailer Estate, Fla,, visited at the This year tho Ionia Frop Fnir suggested hy former Governor Speak Votvs The District Conference of Breth- and cards I rocoivcd during my Hulterworlh hospital and since my .linner, 13-14 and Mrs. M. E. Simpson of Lowell, erts and lamily ol San Antonio. weeks' reserve officers training ents. Rev. and Mrs. J. Marion De- home of Mr. and Mrs, Matt Met- Mr, and Mrs. Claude Schmidt celebrates its 45th anniversary. Fred W. Green nnd Fred A. Chap- ren Church was held at Calvary illnoss. return home for the gifts, cards Mr. and Mrs. David McDuffee and Texas, are visiting her mother, at Camp McCoy, Wisconsin. Vinney this week. ternick from Thursday to Monday. and Lucille, Mr, and Mrs, Bill From a humble beginning as a Brethren Church Thursday, Friday cl4 Lyjp Bovcc and letters. To Joseph Wilson Re- man in 1913. The two were busi- The Lowell WSCS will have a three children of Ada and Mrs. Mrs. Bell Sinclair and other rela- Mrs. Gayle Shears and sons of Mr. and Mrs. Frank La Bella of Schmidt and children attended country fair, the Ionia Show is now Rev. and Mrs. Keith Mclver re- Saturday and Sunday of last week. liof Corps. No. 49. Island City ness partners in a local furniture potluck dinner at Clark Memorial Jack Joppee and three children of tives in Lowell this week. East Paris called at the Ernest Chicago visited at the home of Mr. church with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald the largest of its type in the world. company, and their purpose in ceived word from their niece. Miss Two delegates of Conference Rebekah I-odge No. 282 and Past Home, Friday at 12:00 o'clock. Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Harold Earl McNaughton of Ypsiianti, Collins home Sunday afternoon. and Mrs. Harold Dawson from Schmidt in Qwosso, Sunday. Others Attendance grows annually last making the proposal was to afford Shirley Wegren, who is a mission- from New Troy were guests of tho Nohle Grand Club. Your kindness Members are asked to bring their Knight of Grosse Pl» Woods. Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Mc- Mr. and Mrs. S, J. Ayres and Tuesday to Thursday, ol ihe Schmidt family joined them year an estimated 430.000 visited inexpensive entertainment for the ary in France that she is studying David Hoffman family. will always be remembered. own table service and a dish to Knight's son, Harold Simpson Nnughton, is attending Ihe sum- children and Mrs. L. A. Weaver Mr. and Mrs, Howard Kyser vis- later for a picnic dinner. the sK-day event. Allan M. Wil- people of Ionia County nnd the the French language with a pri- Mrs. Lottie Hoffman and chil- STRAND Nohle Grand. lass. The Indies Will meet at the Knight, wiih his son from Toledo, mer session at Howe Military went to Vicksburg Sunday to visit ited at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Joe Bevier called on Roy liams, Secretary-Manager, said city of Ionia of which Mr. Green vate tutor. In the fall she will at- dren enjoyed a hamburg fry at pl4 Margaret Geelhoed church at 11:00. Those desiring to Ohio, visited grandmother over the School in Howe, Indiana. Mrs. Weaver's sister, Mrs. S. J. Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Bishop of Callahan at St. Mary's hospital in THEATRE more than 10 million people have was then mayor. tend the university in Paris. John Ball Park with Mr. and Mrs. make advance arrangements for week-end. Mrs. Ralph J. White has as her Marten, Grand Rapids, Sunday. Grand Rapids, Monday. LOWELL — MICH. attended Ionia Free Fairs ' since Mr. and Mrs. Ray Slayton of De- Ed Koprowski and family, Wed- CARD OF THANKS In addition to being wholesome a ride are asked to call Marge Mr. and Mrs. William Dawson David and Terry Dawson spent 1915. The fair official pointed out week-end guests and attending the troit and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Slay- Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clark Sr., nesday. We would like to express our family entertainment for all ages, Phelps, 7-7719, or Ruby Leeman, IIONOREO AT PICNIC Showboat performance on Friday, and children visited the Paul Daw- attended the Camp Meeting at In- last week at Ihe Church Camp Thur*.. Frl., Sat., July 28, 24, 25 that the Michigan town of 7.000 has ton of Belding callcd on Mr. and Janice nnd Kim Deardorf spent sincere thanks to the Alto fire de- the fair was considered a step for- 77992. The program will be in son family at Wayne last Wednes- near Sunfield. Their mother spent drawn more than three times the A picnic honoring Mrs. Mnbel Mrs. Joe Gibbons nnd Mrs, Thom- Mrs. William Kerekes, Saturday. dian Lake Sunday. last week with Grandma and partment. Caledonia fire depart- ward in building friendly relations charge of Klenor Rollins. • V ^ day. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred E Martin the week with Mrs. Iva Mclntyre of population of Detroit as a result Henry Gibson of l.os Angeles, Cal^ as Johnson of Cleveland, also Rev, 1 Grandpa McRoberts at Meslck. ment. friends and neighbors for between the area's city and rural Mr. and Mrs. Al Moffitt. Terry Mrs. Ware Story entered Blodgett and sons spent Saturday with her Segwun. "WM* of the annual event. The annual meeting of Ihe Alton ifomia, formerly of Greenville, J and Mrs. Belles of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs, Duane Deardorf their help when our bam burned. citizens. Miss Audio Post of Grand Rap- and Sondra of Battle Creek were hospital, Monday and had major brother, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith Miss Inez Frazce of Ypsiianti, The first Ionia fair was an agri- church society will be held at the Michigan, was held at Fallasburg Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and spent the week-end camping out Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Bouwens It was the first fair in the United ids and Mrs. J. D. Aclick of Beld- surgery Tuesday. and family at their cottage at Lit- visited her sister and brother-in- cultural event that started in 1874 Alton church on Tuesday, August Park Sunday. Those attending were Mrs. Charles Radford. Sondra is with their Sunday School Class Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bouwens States to throw open its gates to ing were guests overnight Monday Mr. and Mrs, Harold Englehardt tle Bass Lake. law, Mr. and Mrs. Shcrm Rowland —24 years after the first settlers 4 at 8 p. m. 14-15 Dr. and Mrs, Norman Green and staying with her uncle and aunt near Manistee. pl4 the general public and not charge at the Crabb-Duell homo and all attended the Englehardt family re- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rickert of Tuesday and Wednesday. came to the area. Declining in- son, Mr, and Mrs. Rhudolf New- for two weeks. Billy and Sally Yoder spent from And At 1:40 admission. The closest challenge The annual meeting of the Alton union Sunday at the park in Lan- Lowell. Mrs. Gene Wygman and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Huver at- terest in agricultural fairs reflected ton, Mrs. Julia M. Chittock, Chas. nttended the Showboat. Thursday to Sunday with Mr. and A taxpayer is a person who does was the Kansas State Fair at To- Cemetery Association will be held Mrs. Ix»o Hoover, 819 East sing. There were 50 relatives pres- son of lonin nnd Mr, and Mrs. tended the funeral of their brother- itself with insufficient Income to E. Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hal- Mrs. Harold Mathews at the lake not have to pass a civil service peka which decided to have a free Tuesday evening, August 4, at 8 Main Street, wishes to announce ent. Larry Cahoon and family of Clarks- in-law at Fowlerville. Saturday. keep on going. The old fair was lihsn and sons, all of Greenville. at Hastings. examination to work for fhe gov gate several weeks later. Last year o'clock at the Alton church. Cora the engagement and forthcom- Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Boyce, Mr. ville enjoyed a picnic supper at The Junior Camp of Ihe Michi- finally discontinued in 1913. Also attending were Rudy New- Mrs. Harold Yoder, Billy and eminent. the Kansas fair broke its tradition E. Ford Secretary. 14-15 ing marriage of her daughter. and Mrs. Harold Collins and Mr. the home of Mr, nnd Mrs. Vic gan Conference of the United Breth- The idea of the Free Fair was and installed tumstiles. ton of Albion, Mr. and Mrs, Ger- Sally, Mrs. Bernard Hewitt, and ard Henry of Grand Rapids, Mr. Jane E. Hoover. Miss Hoover SPECIAL and Mrs, William Collins attended Clemen/., Monday. ren Church met at Ihe M. T. Barn- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blough and Matrimony is the only state that Allan M. Williams, Secretary- Candelabra and baskets of IN MEMftRIAM will beeomn the bride of Toby the Buttermorc family reunion at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dollaway aby Memorial Park neat Sunfield, Manager of the Ionia Free Fair, family attended the l/well Show- allows a woman to work IU hours Engagement Revealed white gladioli and mums adorned In memory of my husband, Fre Waiters on Saitmlay, September Kalamazoo, Sunday. and children of Muskegon, Mr. and July 13-18, Mr, and Mrs. Charles expects this year's event to be the CARD OF THANKS l)oat Monday night. a day. the altar of the Church of ChriNt Pinckney, who passed away two n. Book Ten Club nnd families en- Mrs. Rolland Jessup of Grand Rap- Rose df Auburn. Ind., directed the Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., July most successful in the city's his- The family of Mrs. Rachel Row- In Ferndale, for the wedding of years ago, July 22. Sadly missed The future bridegroom in the ioved a picnic dinner at the F. E. ids and Mr. and Mrs, Orrin Ster- children in their Chapel and mis- 28. 27, 28, 29 tory. The fair official said the pro- land Frazer would like to express Nancy Ann Kimbro and Howard by his family and grandchildren. son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Primary Election Jessup cottage at Woodheck Lake, ken of Lowell had a picnic dinner sionary services. Rev. Ha ro 1 d Back To Entertain Vou Aicain, gram is scheduled to offer enter- their sincere thanks and gratitude' Waiters, ISA Center Street, i^iw- Sunday. at Fallasburg Park Sunday. Molly Green of Grandville served as Di- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE John Rittenger. The pattem of my life is changed My Neipbon The I'nlorKettuliif . . . tainment for every interest and to our friends, neighbors and rela-! ell. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Purchase at- and Kelly Dollaway stayed in 1-ow- rector of the Camp. There were SOCIETY The Rev, T. C. Wilcox Holem- For time has brought a sorrow. IN THE TOWNSHIPS OF age group. lives for the beautiful flowers, I The bride-elect asd her fianee tended the Michigan picnic at Fal- ell until Thursday to see the Show- 120 campers. GO lioys and 60 girls. * ntaed the double-ring rite. Par- The pattem must he re-arranged Branch of The Mother Church, An hour and a half parade will cards and for the food brought; are both graduates of Lowell IIIkIi lasburg Park Sunday for those Sandhill cranes, formerly found Ihroughout Mfthigan in plenti- For ihe past several years a king ents of the couple are Mr. and To fit a hew tomorrow boat . ful numbers, have been drastically reduced by man's excetsivt "SHANE" The First Church of traditionally start the six-day fes- in at our lime of sorrow. We School. from Michigan who stay at the Mrs. Frank Marsh visited her and queen have been chosen. This Mrs. Ralph Kimbro, ML Went Although my eyes are blind with 1 hunting and drainage on their nesting grounds. A few cranes TECHNICOLOR Christ, Scientist, tivity. One major attraction new would especially like to thank Rev. "Mocking Bird Trailer Park, Fla. niece Mrs. Albert Swarlz at Silver still nest in isolated marshes of southern Michigan. Swamps of year Nancy Jo Steward of Sunfield Camboume. Ferndale and Mr. tears ADA - GRATTAN - VERGENNES this year is a Wild West Rodeo with James Ballard for his comforting The popularity of the automnth Lake over the week-end. the upper peninsula provide a greater degree of privacy and was chosen queen and Terry Daw- Alan Lodd — Brandon DeWilde Boston, Mass. and M/h. Howard J. Rittenger Although my hands are weary Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davenport movie and television star. Gabby words. dishwasher is due lo Iho fact tha Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starhnrd call- are, iherelore, preferred nesting' sites of these shy birds. Re- son king. They are chosen on the VanHerUn 125 *. Washington of Lowell. Tomorrow's duty still appears. ELECTORS OF THE 3RD REPRESENTATIVE and children of Memphis, Tonnes- Hayes. He will appear during the cl4 The Frazer Family most husbands would rather buj ed on Mr. nnd Mrs. Abe Eash of maining wetlands must be preserved and restored to safeguard basis of neatness and conduct. LuwrU, Michigan The bride appeared in a gown Although today is dreary. DISTRICT. KENT COUNTY, MICHIGAN see, are spending their vacation at against the threatening disappearance of this migratory wild Seeing It I* A firfat firs' two days, August 10 and 11. than be one. Freeport Sunday and found Mrs. Those from the West Lowell church of crystal white, silk taffeta. Ous- The pattem of my life reminds the home of his parents, Mr. and bird in Michigan. Kxpi'rience Sunday Service 11:00 Steer wrestling, bronco riding, calf Albert Lacic, jr., and family are Eash ill and in bed. were David and Terry Dawson ters of tiny pearls and iridescent However it may alter. Mrs. Phillip Davenport. roping and Brahma bull riding are leaving Saturday for a month's On Mrs. Vern Ashley has been en- and Jerry and Bob Gessler. paillettes frosted the Alencon lace, And I must straighten out the LOWELL LEDGER WANT ADJ Mrs. Hulda Fineis visited friends less caution is taken in cooking and some of the rodeo features. vacation in California. tertaining her family from St. Lou- Temperatur Threat which etched a rose pattern over BRING RESULTS. at Portland, Michigan, last Friday. refrigeration. Every evening a $100,000 pro- skeins is, Mo.. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Field Peace- the luxury you enjoy be- M1h« Joyce E. Ruegneger and the empire bodice arid framed the With hands that never falter. Mr. and Mrs. William Heaven To Some Soft Food Bacteria capable of producing fessional outdoor stage show will and their son and daughter. Mr. tween tho children's bedtime and Kenneth B. Thus ton are plan- curved decoiletage and brief A thread was broken yesterday, and children of Garksville spent toxin harmful to people frequently Ramona Railway Trains be presented, Secretary-Manager 4500 Lake Michigan Dr., (M M) Grand Rapidn Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vem and Mrs. Field returned home Thero is serious danger in some your own. "One more strike and you'i* ning for an early fall wedding. sleeves in a petal motif. Medallions A thread I loved so dearly, Tues., August 4,1959 are found in food samples tested Williams said. In addition to pro- DRIVE-IN CALL GL l-ll 15 Sunday. Gilbert and Mary Susan of the delicious foods of summer- out! The brlde eleet In the daughter of the jeweled lace encircled the But 1 must brush the tears away Armstrong at their cottage. by agricultural chemist^ following duction numbers, many world TUEATB_ THE Show Place of the will stay with their grandmother time unless care is exercised in OPERATE ON THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE: of Mr. and Mm. Frank Rueg. bouffant skirt, which belled from Look bravely and see clearly. Mr. and Mrs. Anton Madsen of a foodpoisoning case. Lack of clean- famous television, stage and film ISTA TncATRE Midwest for a few weeks. preparing, storing and serving cer- seger, Lincoln Lake Avenue, Low- the waistline and spread from' a V Greenville called on the latter's attractions will be intersperced The pattem of my life is mine, To The Qualified Electors of the tain dishes during warm weather, liness or failure to take normal eU, and her fiance i» the »on of OPEN' 1 P. M. sister. Mrs. Iva Linton Sunday af- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Collins and through the two-hour evening pro- wide bustle bow to a court train. A thing that I must finish. according to the director of the precautions in protecting food from Mr. and Mm. Charie* Thuston ternoon. Ail of them called at their family visited her parents, Mr. SUNDAYS 2 to 9 P.M. gram. Her tiered veil of silk illusion Though time may alter its design. EXCLUSIVE HRST 3rd Representative District, Michigan Department of Agricul- Ihe body of the person preparing of Causeway Drive, Lowell. brother's homes, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Lody Shear of Battle Climaxing each night show will was gathered to a wide bow band Its brightness may deminish, ture. G. S. Mclntyre. the meal is important. This is one Ml*» Ruegseger Ih a graduate SHOWING!! Vern Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. Creek Tuesday and Wednesday of be Westem Michigan's largest fire- of silk. She carried an arrange- A little kneeling by my dead, County of Kent, State of Michigan Each summer microbiologists of of the causes for such organisms of Lowell Bigh School and the ment of white roses and stephan- WESTERN MICHIGAN Eugene Bryant of Morse Lake last week. getting into food. 6 biq One MHe west of Lowel on M-21 works display. A little hour of grieving. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Collins and Ihe agricultural department detect future bridegroom wa* graduat- otis. Road, later in the afternoon. Proper cooking is important. If And now I must take up the thread PREMIERE! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A SPEC- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Keech attended bacterial contaminants in foods DAYS sums ed from Lowell High School in Mrs. Robert Beveridge of Berk- food is to be stored it should be MICHIGAN EU8TI8 PICNIC Of life, and go on weaving. Another Scoop for The Vista! Mr. and Mrs. Ken Blackford and the Showboat at Chesaning, Satur- submitted for analysis following 1950, and phuiH on attending col- ley served as matron-of-honor at IAL ELECTION WILL BE HELD IN THE chilled immediately after cooking pl4 D. Malloch children of Grand Rapids called on day evening. cases in which persons were made AUGUST lege in the fall. Michigan Eustis Picnic was held the 7:30 p. m., June 20 ceremony. 2ND ALL NEW HIT ... and then refrigerated until used. CITIES AND TOWNSHIPS COMPRISING Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barber Sunday. Mrs. Oscar Nelson and Miss ill from eating a certain food. at the Fallasburg Park Sunday, Bridesmaids were Joy Moffett of Pjttficunt Preunts Constant refrigeration is important IN MEMORIAM THE 3RD REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT. KENT Cheryl Scott from Norfolk, Va., Mayme Nelson drove to Traverse Special care in preparation and 10-15 First Congregational Church July 19. There were 58 in attend- Ferndale and Georgia Rylander of with custard-filled baked goods, Enjoys Western Trip In sacred remembrance to the is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. City Tuesday of last week to see refrigeration should be taken with HUDSON AND SI>BING STREET ance coming from South Haven, Pleasant Ridge. The girls were CO.. MICHIGAN. sausage or ham during warm wea- tmmms name of Emmett Needham, who Mabel D. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Van Vorst and foods containing dairy products or REV. DAVID H. DEBBINK. Minister Mr. and Mrs. Harry Richmond Mason, Grand Ledge, Detroit. Mon- dressed in blossom white mousse- was taken so sudden from us, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Scovel and Mrs. Rose Van Vorst and spent the eggs such as cream pies, salad ther. FOX REV, N. G. WOON, Pastor Emeritus returned home Thursday last, af- roe, Tecumseh, Wyandotte, How- line de soie, embroidered with pink three years ago, July 23, 1956. daughters of Roekford. III., spent night with them, returning home dressings and other similar foods. mmm ter spending a most enjoyable va- ard City, Grand Rapids, Muskegon, rosebuds. VOTING PLACES WILL BE OPEN AT THE UNDERSIGNED Friday at the home of Mr. and Old timers rccall when a fellow Sermon; "Unenforcoble Obtt^ottons" Wife Blanche and Family Wednesday. This also applies to gravies, cus- cation visiting their daughter, Mrs. Flat Rock, Saranac, Lansing, Spar- The gowns were styled with deep- LOCATIONS IN ADA, GRATTAN AND VERGENNES TOWN- Mrs. Jack Thome. wondered where his next dollar cl4 Brother James Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. tards, and cream filled eclairs. If R«v. D. H. Debbink, Freachiag ' ' James L, Goggias, and family in ta, Lowell, Otsego, Hopkins, Indi- ly rounded necklines, brief sleeves SHIPS FROM 7 A.M. TO 8 P.M., EASTERN STANDARD Mrs. Bessie Kyser and Mrs. Ida was coming from instead of where —. V Phillip Davenport were Mr. and the bacterial contaminants find Denver, Colorado. They visited anapolis, Indiana, North Carolina and a bell shaped, demi-length TIME, FOR THE PURPOSE OF NOMINATING A CANDIDATE NOTE CHANGE OF TIME: CARD OF THANKS • Mullen spent Sunday with relatives Mrs. Henry Davenport and chil- their way into foods during prep- it had gone. many points of interest along the and Cleveland, Ohio. skirt, with rose pink satin sashes TO FILL THE VACANCY IN THE OFFICE OF STATE REP- in Lansing. dren of Memphis, Tenn., Dr. and aration, the warm temperatures of In essential, nonessentiul freedom, in all thlngtt charity. way, including the Pony Express The following officers for the featuring French bows at the back. I would like to .thank those of RESENTATIVE 3RD DISTRICT, KENT COUNTY. MICHIGAN. Read the Ledger Want Ads. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bannan were Mrs, Clyde Davenport and chil- summer stimulate their growth un- Memorial and museum in St. Jos- next year were elected: They wore bow headbands match- you who sent such thoughtful cards at Jackson, Thursday to call on dren of Saginaw. Mr. and Mrs. eph, Mo., the Black Hills and Mt. Ed Merson, South Haven, Presi- ing the sashes and carried baskets and floral pieces to me while I rzs* RAVENNA his brother, William Bannan, who Raymond Seelye of East Lansing Rushmore in South Dakota. dent: Floyd Fogle, Mason, Vice- of pink carnations and white dais- was in . the hospital and at home. has been ill. LOWELL CHRISTIAN and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Marvin Wheat harvesting was nearing President; Roy Roger, Lowell, Sec- ies, cl4 Mrs. L«o Daverman Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kief of REFORMED GOSPEL SERVICE tfyr LIVESTOCK SALES Ada Township: Ada Town Hall from Cascade. completion in Kansas and Eastern retary and Treasurer. James Barry of Charlevoix was Saginaw and Mrs. Amy Lind of AND SUNDAY SCHOOL Colorado. Grazing areas through- It was decided to hold the 1960 Maybe the dog is called man's Prices for July 20. 792 head Mrs. Nellie Vos of Grand Rap- best man. Seating the guests were lopia were breakfa&t guests on Sun- ids" ^'as' a' dihhe? gQesf TWdnddy HENRY BUIKBMA, Evaafelist out Kansas, Wyoming, and South picnic at Fallasburg Park, Lowell. Dr. Norman Borgerson of Big Rap- best friend because the wag is in wSp - of Livestock, 81 consignments Grattan Township: Grattan TowntiaH day of Mr. and Mrs. John Fahrni. Dakota looked greener than Kent his tail instead of his tongue. evening at the home of her grand- Lowel City Hal Sunday at 10 O'clock ids, Lt. Roger McMahon of Oscoda, of poultry and rabbits. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Jessup of daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Gurney County pastures. There was evi- CARD OF THANKS and Richard Tucker of Mount Roekford are spending a few days Vergennes Twp.: Vergennes Town Hall Hahn. She also attended the Show- LAST TWO WEEK'S WINNERS OF Wo Ktand with historic Orthodox Chrlstiaiilty upon God'* In- dence of good soil conservation Pleasant. Veal up to $35.50 cwt. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Or- fallible, fully inspired word — the Holy Bible. We accept tfce We wish to use this means of boat, being practiced in these same ar- expressing our thanks to our many Nancy Kelly sang Because" and val Jessup. ApoHtle'H Creed in itw entirety, and preach a virgin born, nIh- eas, and irrigation being extended Be*f Cows — up to $19.60 cwt. Mr. nnd Mrs. John Fahrni had friends and neighbors who remem- "I Love Thee," accompanied at ZEPHYR GASOLINE'S lew, crucified, buried, risen, and returning Lord Jesus ClirlHt. through the sugar beet area in Beof Steers and Heifers up to $26.90 cwt. dinner Saturday night with her bered us at the time of the sudden the organ by Mrs. Robert John- N. E. Colorado, and also through mother, Mrs. Amy Lind of Ionia. Everybody Welcome death of our dear husband and fa- son. Beet Bulk up to $24.00 cwt. parts of South Dakota, where com Jeff and Connie Cash of New ther, son and brother. The cards, Following the ceremony a recep- and soy beans seemed, the chief Feeder Cattle from $16.25 to $23.75 cwt. Want a truck that's built for your job? Hudson are visiting their grand- flowers, and gifts were especially tion was held at the Botsford Inn mother, Mrs, Ida Mullen, for a crops. More barley than com, how- Coach House. Lambs ^ up to $22,25 cwt. Does your appreciated. A special thanks to few days. ever, is raised in this part of S. Rev. Arthur Verburg for his com- The couple are living at 30 Sylvan Hogs' up to $16.00 cwt. Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. William Kerekes PRIZE-4-DAY forting message, Mrs. Vos for her Avenue, Pleasant Ridge, while Lots of beef cattle but very few Sows up to $13.50 cwt. and Mrs. Amber Sterken callcd on dog"go" music, the pall bearers, and ush- Howard is attending fhe summer Life See us now about dairy cattle were seen, and no Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Ardis Fri- ers. Also the Helping Hand society session at Wayne University, He Boars up to $10.25 cwt. fruit trees were in evidence in any day at Farwell, where the Ardis* for their help at the church. The will return to his position as princi- Fire Feeder Pigs from $5.75 to $17.50 cwt. for ol the Plains states. Here's how to are opening a new Convalescent Campau Lake friends, Ada Fire pal of the Maple Valley Communi- Horses up to $63.00 each home. ty School at Coral and Nancy will Liability moke dreams SWEEPSTAKES Department, Cascade Fire Depart- NEW CARD OF THANKS Mrs. Lawrence Armstrong of burglars? ment. Dr. Bakeman, Thomapple be a senior at Central Michigan come true... The sale has the largest number of buyers paying the high- Lowell and Mrs. Helen Morison of Words cannot express my feel- Extension Chib, and the Ada Ath- University. They will make their Auto est market prices for your livestock. Grand Rapids went to Muskegon, "Man's best friend" is sometimes so friendly that he ings when I received so many nice letic Association, who so gracious- home in Mt. Pleasant. Valuable Free Gift given away at 9:00 o'clock every Mon- INTERNATIONAL Friday to visit their sister. Miss ELMER DALTON, .IR. FRED DAQOET KEN COOK GARY STARKWEATHER will let a burglar walk away with everything his master cards, flowers, and gifts from my ly remembered us. Accident day nlfkt. Most be present to win. You are always welcome to Lillian Glovack. David and Blair R. R. 3, liowell, Mich. 3434 •iSlb St., Grandville Riverview Inn, Lowell IB7 Pleasant St., Lowell (Electric Fan) (Electric Skillet) owns. The only sure protection against loos of this kind friends, neighbors and relatives Mr.?. Kathryn Sytsma Do You SmeN Smoke? attead the sales every Monday even though you do not have Armstrong accompanied them and (Electric Skillet) (Electric Fan) to help cheer me during my stay is a Theft Policy. It costs just a few pennies a day. Call and children Pkm for Emerqencies Planning so send your chil- anythlag to seU. stayed with their aunt until Sun- GORDON KERR CLIFTON K. GRICE BERT YEOMAN'S * in the hospital and after returning TRUCKS SIKRE ROORDA us for details. Mrs. Katie Sytsma dren to college? That's just We operate the Ravenna livestock Raie on Monday, ths day, when they returned home on R. R. I, Lowell 501 Amity, l/well home. My sincere thanks to you 723 N. Washington St, Lowell R. R. 3. I^owell "• and family Your youngsters know what to one of the dreams you can Big Rapids Sale on Wednesday and the Fr moot Sale Friday. tho bus. (Spinning Reel) (Electric Coffee Pot) (Spinning Reel) all. NEW models up to 33,000 Ibe. GVW, (Electric Coffee Pot) c-14-18 do in case of fire at school. They tum into reality, with the For prompt and courteous trucking service call E. COOK, Miss Mildred Mullen and Miss cl4 Louise McDiarmid have frequent fire drills. But do help of insurance. Come in phone OR 6-1178 Ada. Bonded for your protecUon. NEW Economy-Minded "six" or optional V-8 powef Yoshie Izumi spent tho week-end DONNA SHITLTZ ROGER POTTER MRS. SHARON MILLER JOHN WRIGHT Rittenger Insurance Service The difficulties of life are in- you and they know what to do if ... let us tell you more! with Mr, and Mrs. Gary Eickhoff Lowell, Mich. 701 N. Lafayette St. Box III, Lowell R. R. 1, Lowell When you are expecting a check, SALE STARTS AT S :99 P.M. 212 E. Main St. — Lowell tended to make us better, not fire should break out in your home? NEW Bonus-Load pickup bodies and Custom-lkilofedcrfB at Oscoda. (Toaster) (Scotch Kooler) (Toaster) (Steam Iron) anything else that comes in the bitter. A hundred fires in the home actual- Homer Owens and son Kenneth mail Is 'junk.' ly occur to one in the school- The Rollins Agy. RAVENNA LIVESTOCK SALES of Harrisburg, 111., called on Mr. usually after midnight when the 835 W. MM TW7-3325 Art Steward RAVENNA, MICHIGAN J. Paul Herman and Mrs. Albert Blaser Satuixlay family is asleep. Open AH Day Thnnday Auctioneer Manager afternoon They had been visiting Fires that begin downstairs quick- Represerrting the Hartford Fire Insurance Cofnpeny Cloud Saturday at Noon the Gerry Owens family at Grand FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN WIN ly shoot hot gases Hud smoke to Rapids. the top floor. Even if there are no Mr. .and Mrs. T. R. Willwerth flames upstairs when you discover and son Tom of Cincinnati, Ohio, STOP IN TODAY! a fire, it may be too late for es- are spending the week with their cape by the main stairway. RHCORDS parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Day. u* fcu tiiese qugho* about t* V&* ttadplud According to Eleanor Densmore, County Extension Agent in Home PRIZES INCLUDE: ELECTRIC SKILLETS Economics, many families today DAWYT4t« TOASTERS are preparing for just such an ELECTRIC PERCOLATORS emergency by having family fire |T'6 so COOL AN^jD n drills so that each member of the REFRESH I MO. SCOTCH PICNIC KOOLERS / family will know how to escape MY HEART IS AN OPEN BOOK BRONSON FISHING REELS m from his or her room without go- Carl Dobklna, Jr. XOU SAID IT, DAISY ing into the main hall or without SMOKED PICNICS . THERE 5 NOT.HIM6 UKE ELECTRIC IRONS /" using the stairway. When the plan M. T. A. A NVC£ COOL BOTTLE ELECTRIC FANS has been decided on, a few dry FRESH BEEF HEARTS lb. 27c OF MILK PROM l-MOflONKAHtt ASA Kingston Trio runs will keep it fixed in the minds BEEF UVER lb. 27c HimmmiLOAW hahohatmot spot rx 2-ONE MtCWGAN TROUT SHEAM BIG HUNK OF LOVE of all. ON AN OUTIMO RGMRNCr MUSWES. A ttCCRD- IS REiTftlCTtO TO FISHING EH- First rule in any fire is, of course, Elvis Presley WIN EVERY DAY! SHEATHING HfAWNC- 62U1. MUSKIi- TO REFRCSH YOU. TMUSIAStS UNDER 16. DO ¥DU to get everyone out of the house UMA WAS CAUCHT MCK JL'ST A LITTLE TOO ML'CH LARGE BOLOGNA lb. 49c KNOW WHICH STREAM? and keep them out. Then, call the Fill up with Zephyr Gasoline. Save up fo OF THE GREAT UKfS.CM Kicky NeUoo FRANKFURTS lb. 52c SALE! lOUMN* DM LAKE? fire department. Don't take time $1.20 e ^ankful with Zephyr Super or up to gather up belongings. Close the TIGER New look! New iNTBtNATiONAL pickups offer 7- «and SVi-ft. Bonus- doors behind you as you leave a Fabian WyInG CHICKENS 3 Ibt. S over lb. 34c to $25 a year with Zephyr Regular. Re- • 12x12 WHITE CEILING room—this holds back fire and Load bodies, new cUatoni interi- member, Zephyr gasoline, Regular or TILE Was 13c ea. Mow 11 Vac fumes and protects your exit. TWIXT TWELVE k TWENTY ors. Sweep-Around windshield If you smell smoke, don't rush Pat Boone has no awkward door projections. Super, is one of the three best gasolines • 4x8 Vi" BOARD Now $2.64 AH Other Meats at LOW. LOW Prices Anodized aluminum grille for into the hall. First, test the door in the Midwest and is consistently the RAGTIME COWBOY JOE lasting good looks. Controls de- Available in White or Black at the top with your hand to tee N#w Tiavilitti* tokst New iloks or plolform David Sevtn* signed for all-day driving conven- moJelt offer choice of lowest priced of those three. If you like if it's hot. If so, don't open it— six pou«ngtf« plus full- • 2x8 25 32 iOARD Wai $2.16 Now $1.89 ience. tize pickup loodi. 4 x 2 or 4 x 4 drive. Q mt AU1TU0AM STNOtCATt. IM J TME GJANT tfUKEON U A you can't use the stairway. Escape OONGRATULATIONft BABY RADISHES Cello Bag 2 for 15c saving money; if you like real perfor- • 4x8 25 32 BOARD Was $4.32 Now $3.78 RENOWNED RESIDENT OF MiCHH by window may be necessary. Drink a rIuhs of milk In mid- mance, then you want Zephyr gasoline. • 4-EVERY YEAR. THE GRAYLING The Keynotes Scott County Cm WATTW. THE LARGEST EVER Here's where a ladder comes in. PORK N BEANS giant can 33c afternoon — you'll feel ho much CAPTURED IN THE .STATE WAS I STATE FISH HATCHERY REl£ASW Some folks keep a rope ladder |)eppier that you'll do it ai;uin CHARGE AND DELIVERED PRICES TAKEN FROM LAKE MICHIGAN | THOUSANDS OF LEGAL-SIZE TROUT with wooden rungs bolted to the Record Players BITS-O-SEA TUNA Grated 2 for 43c and again. NEAR M^T. JOSEPH RlVER.HOW i IN MICHIGAN'S FAMED .STREAMS. baseboard under a bedroom win- HG WAS n ? I CAN tOU GUESS HOW MANY? dow. Your plan should include a Opsn Saturday Nlgnt WITTENBACH ZEPHYR definite place for the family to Precious Grocery meet outside. This helps you quick- Radio Service HIGHLAND HILL ly check family members. We Give G&G Open Evening* SALES II SERVICE COMPANY Lowell Lumber cuacoMl You may never need to use Company Red Stamps •Til 10 749 Wtst Main Sr.. LowtU Phone TW 7-9207 SERVICE STATION MStftU J iiswm*'**) t&wz wawTOvin' your plan, but it could save your ft a CHROUCH Double Stamps Wed. iil6fc MAirs ST JUGULAR & COAL CO. life. W. MAIN ST. LOWELL, MICH. .MCUCMI euznotm&m ******* mwccuai. If you got if here, tfi gotta —WE DELIVER— 21S n. Mill MTU met WUTQ non TW T-tm be good! 416 North St., Lowel Ph. TW 7-7706 INTERNAIKMAL^TBUCKS WORLD'S MOST COMPLETE LINE I 'To place your ad in the Lowell ttS E. Main Ph. TW 7-fn5 Ledger, phone TW 7-9261. THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL. MICH., JULY 28, !s only slightly lower than regular Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lee and Mrs. Aurick Brown at Flushing, THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL. MICH., iVLY 23. I».W warorii: v^oiinTcr> .J^WUIU RECEIVES NEWS FROM daughter, Elizabeth of Columbus, Snow Community Saturday evening. bread, s •. . • r- FORMER ALTO RESIDENTS • Alto Community News Ohio, called Saturday on Mrs. Lee's Mrs. S. P. Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Lester Antonides Mrs. Gary Daverman announces The Luckless Legion by Irwm Eipert Says Jet Optratjons Do |(o| MiferUM €!•«*% One and a half slices of most Gordon Smith attended a birth- •Wfc: •Nellie TfrriWdK'rtcWVW s MRS. CLAUD nidftc — PHONE 1-iSSI mother, Mrs. E. L. Timpson on entertained Miss Sandra Bryant of the birth of a colt to her quarter- Urge Water Safety and 89 injured in 257 accidents in "low calorie" breads are equiva- day party honoring Jerry Malcolm the same period last year unless If you're Joining thf raiil of letter from Mrs. Edwin Wlckstead their way to Epworth Heights, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cole spent Grand Rapids, and Mr. and Mrs. of Lowell Tuesday afternoon. horse, Blue Rain> Day, last Wed- To Lower Death Rate Harm Home Values in Airport Areas coosciantioua caiorie-countirs. be fcot to. ooe slice of jfegualr bread. a former resident of this communi- Dole Johnson Ploces where Elizabeth will visit a friend. Arnold Fairchild of Bailey Drive water enthusiasts exercise greater rh« Travthn Saftfy Sirrki At that, the difference Is. due main- Alto Garden Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Morley Callers the past week at the nesday. Jet planes will ngt adv^rtely Uf- sale tli^ airport areas was in sure to read the labels carefuUy* ty. She stated that they were pleas- Miss Marilyn Merkle for two weeks. Carewe of Ada and Wednesday, at dinner Wednesday evening, in At least 126 persons have drown- caution. ly to the size of the sllcc, rathery« High in Rifle Notches Claude Cole home were Victor Ry- feet the value of real estate in the mott case* less, and in a few Dieticians at The Univfrtlty of antly located at 224 West Euclid In Mrs. Florence Richardson and they visited Mrs. M. P. Schneider honor of their son, Douglas' birth- Girls who go around with punks ed in Michigan waters so far this Of the 126 drowned. 17 were boat than- the composition of the in-' Club Tour kert of Grand Rapids and Mr. and vicinity of airfields they use, H. 0.1 very slightly more, than in com- Michigan Medical Center caution Spokane, Wash. The results of the Michigan State Mrs. Jennie VandenHeuvel were of Lowell. day. Mrs. Kenneth Ingersoll and family should expect fireworks. year with August, the heaviest operators. 31 boat passengers, 26 gredients. Several members of the Alto Gar- Mrs. Claude Richards and daugh- Walther, a past president of the | parable areas. you against mistaking "low cal- Her mother, Mrs. Lewis, keeps Rifle Matches for Civilians and Saturday callers of Mrs. Nora Mr. and Mrs. Alex Rozek and of Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. month of vacationing, yet to conic, swimmers, two skin divers, one a "Low calorie" bread is usually den Club went to Saugatuck Wed- ter Christie of Peoria. III., were American Institute of Real Estate 14. There appeared to be no ap- orie" for "no calorie." house while she works as nurse Military held at Camp Grayling Klahn at Butterworth hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Bertran call- Charles Stringham of Florida. What makes us all humble Is according to records compiled by water skier without a life preserv- Appraisers, reports. preciable difference in market be- a mailer and cut thinner than regu- in the nearby hospital. The boys nesday to visit the "Flower Bas- on June 13 and 14 were given out over-night guests Monday at the Many brands of bread, say the Garry McWhlnney was a Satur- ed on their brother. Ernest Ber- Mr. and Mrs. Dan Blanding, sr.. the necessity of signing off, if you the State Police. er, 10 children who wandered away havior in areas in the path of flight dieticians, are labelled "low cal- lar bread. are interested In baseball and oth- ket." The grounds were beautiful- last week. Dale Johnson took part Baker-Richards home and callers know what I mean. Addressing the American Society day overnight guest at the home tran at his home in Grand Rapids. Al Mitchell of Greenville, Mr. and Of 172 water accidents reported, from parents, eight youngsters who er sports. They all like their Spo- ly landscaped with shrubs, trees under the Military Division firing during the week were Mr. and Mrs. of Resl Estate Counselors, Mr. from the other areas. orie" when the actual caloric valde of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Johnson. Mrs. Jennie Antonides is visit- Mrs. Dan Blanding jr., and family 106 were lata!, 46 resulted in per- slipoid into Ihe water while fishing 5. Airport areas which included Read the Ledger Want Ads. kane home very much. and Cowers -which are grown and A. L. H. VerWys, Mr. and Mrs. Walther said that six factual stu- for the Combat Support Co. in a Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eberts and ing Mrs. Lena Waback of Grand of Langston, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Read the Ledger Want Ads. sonal injury and there were 20 or playing anil 31 were victims of homes were in good condition with sold there. As we sat In the small man team (there were 27 4-man Simon Bos, Mrs. Burt Gregory, dies made of property surrounding BOWNE 4-H CLUB EN JOTS family of Fowlerville were Sunday- Rapids. Blanding and children of Sheridan, accidents resulting in property miscellaneous causes. 9. better than average maintenance. seml-clrcular summerhouse around teams) entered in the contest un- and Dr. Louis Paul Lehman of airports in Chicago, UJS Angeles, EVENINU OP ROLLER SKATING afternoon callers of Mrs. Eberts' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brown at- Tom Blanding of Lansing and Mr. damage only. Over Ihe Fourth of July week- 6. Trade opinion of real estate FINANCIAL STATEMENT glass-topped table and luuked Grand Rapids, also Bill Davis of Denver. Dflllas, Newark and New der the Military section. Dale won mother, Mrs. Mildred Tobias. tended the wedding of Mr. and and Mrs. Don Kaufman of Sara- On the basis of the first six end. 15 persons drowned in water brokers active in the areas showed Members, friends and leaders of down a long terraced lawn, beau- Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Henry York City bore out his statement. first in the 300 yard rapid fire Mrs. Laura Sydnam returned nac spent Saturday with Mr. and Complete months, it is now feared that the mishaps while only 13 died in traf- without exception that airports had FOURTH CLASS BOWNE TOWNSHIP NO. 4 FRL the Bowne Center Community 4-H tifully green, and bordered by hedg- event. He won second place in the Oats of Philadelphia. The studies disclosed that: Wednesday from a two weeks' vis- Mrs. John Blanding. toll for the last half of the year fic accidents. 1. More than 30,000 buildings not Influenced the value of homes SCHOOL DISTRICT (ALTO), Club enjoyed an evening of roller es, trees and flowers of more va- Miller Rapid Fire Aggregate at it with her daughters in Pontiac. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith call- rieties than we can remember," and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson Plumbing & will greatly exceed the 193 dead nearly all homes) had been built adversely. Trade opinion of ap- KENT COUNTY. MICHIGAN skating at the American Legion 200 and 300 yards. He won 7th While there she also visited Elkton The Misses Carol and Patty Mc- ed on his brother, Reggie, at Os- within a mile of the six airports praisers and mortgage lenders was "Big Wheel" In Lowell on Thurs- farther on to the river, it reminded place In the 200 yard standing posi- where she and her late husband Whlnney accompanied by their teopathic hospital Friday evening. and chillren enjoyed a week's va* in a IZ-year period from 1940. divided. Some thought that the day, July 16. us a Ihtle of Mount Vernon. tion. lived for many years before moving mother, Mrs. Robert McWhinney. Jay Chapin of Sanford is spend- cation, going across the Straits ELECT JULY 13. 1959 bridge, visiting the zoo in Detroit Heating WATCH 2. Over 800 double transactions noise, interference with television, The club rented the rink for the We were met by our District Di- Dal# received medals for all of to Alto. were Saturday afternoon callers at ing this week with his grandpar- out FOR revealed that the market behavior and anxiety produced sales resist- evening and a good turn-out helped rector, Mrs. Wright, who assisted these winnings. The total score of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Johnson and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ents, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Dal- and spending some time with Mr. Raymond L. PAIUH6 is about the same in airport areas ance; others did not. Financial Raporf the party become a big success. in answering our questions and ac- the Company team was 3rd place. son were Sunday visitors of Mr. Hunt in Hastings. stra. and Mrs. Merle Aldrich of Mt. Service Although these studies reveal the The next meeting of the club companied us to lunch. After lunch Under the Chalmer'g Pioneer Tro- and Mrs. Howard Alberts of Zee- Mrs. Roland Leavell of Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cole, Mr. Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Frank ROCK as in areas not in the airport en- EVERYTHING IN PLUMBING existence of some noise and inter- General Fund Balance On July 1,1958: will be this Thursday, July 23, at she Invited us to her home In Hol- phy match at 600 yards, the Com- land. was a Monday forenoon caller of and Mrs. Lawton Cole and daugh- Reynolds of Gaines and Mr. and vironment. General Operating $ 1,633.72 AND HEATING 3. The number of properties for ference, Walther said, they sug- the Bowne Center Hall at 8 p. m. land to see her delightful garden pany won 3rd. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Houghton of Mrs. Ray Linton. ters, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Pfal- Mrs. Ernie Hildabridle of William- gest that either their cffcct is small sharp. which is a splendid example of Ionia and thtir son-in-law and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosenberg ler and sons attended the Cole re- ston. Dickinson Total General Fund Balance July 1, 1958 $ 1,633.72 or there are other amenities which Carol McWhlnney, Reporter what can be done with a small 4-H Club Enjoys Picnic daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and Merle and Mrs. Lloyd Hough- union at Townsend Park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Reynolds REPUBLICAN offset the difficulties. Among the GENERAL FUND REVENUE RECEIPTS space. And Outing Wednesday Baber of Pontiac and Merle Rosen- ton of Ionia attended funeral serv- Mrs. Robert Ulrich of West La- spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. -LYLE COVERT- FIRE DEPT. ANSWERS She arranged for us to visit five AS YOUR logical amenities cited was the fact CALL AT YEITER FARM berg were Saturday evening lunch ices for the former's niece, Mrs. fayette, Indiana, is spending this and Mrs. Charles Dennett of Cas- Lowell that thousands of new employees Property Tax Collections $ 6,852.38 of the lovely gardens In Holland Three of the Bowne Center 4-H guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Ros- Bertha Miller at the Cascade Cath- week with her parents, Mr. and cade. STATE REPRESENTATIVE Tips on Touringa t the airport strengthen the de- Primary Fund 3,148.03 Alto Fire Department answered but we only had time for two of Clubs, the outdoor cooking class, enberg. olic church Tuesday morning. Mrs. Rudy Wittenbach. FROM THE 3RD DIST. mmmmmm By Caret Lone mmmm mand for housing, and in many State School Aid (Approx. State Aid Due $312.11) 5,032.00 a call to the Glen Yeiter farm them, those of Mrs. Kettle and the vegetable club and the rod and Tuesday evening to put out a fire Mrs. Lamb which are on South reel club had a picnic supper at <0% Women's Trove/ AuthorHy places new industry built near the Tuition Other District 75.00 airport brings in more Job oppor- Tuition Overpayment (Lowell) 1 Non-Res. Pupil. 215.00 In a hollow tree In the Yeiter Shore Drive bordering on Black the home of Wm. VanHeyningen, 19 Years of Public Experience woods. Glen expressed the opinion Lake. We arrived home about 6 Jr., Wednesday evening. The Out IM Supervisor of **511, THERtS A SW/TCH FOR YOU!* Readen Writ# tunities. PLUMP, TENDER, MEATY WHOLE Total Revenue Receipts W.322.41 that there must have been some o'clock after a very enjoyable and door cooking club had charge of Grand Rapids Township As women's travel director of woodchucks In the woods who were Instructive day. planning and cooking the meal. Shell Oil Company, I get hundreds Chlcktn Evtry Sunday i EXPERIENCED, QUALIFIED Driver error was responilble for 85% of the motor Grand Total General Funds Plus Cash On Hand.. il6,956.l3 careless with their cigarettes. ChrisUe Stauffer and Lois Kauf- of letters each - week - many of KEISERS PURCHASE HDW. man gave a demonstration of cook- AND IM PARTI Al. them containing excellent motor- Now a Big Business FELLOWSHIP ENIOVS PICNIC vehicle accident casualties in 1951. GENERAL FUND DISBURSEMENTS STORE IN DUTTON ing hot dogs and cheese wrapped ing tips tested by my rDaders. Here AT FALLASBURG PARK LB. Pol, Adv. C14-15 are some you may. want to try: Do you remember when. In the Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kelser have In bacon, Carolyn Forward Is Jr. old days, you decided to have chick- ADMINISTRATION: purchased the Carrier Hardware Mrs, J. B., of Teaneck, N. J., Salary of Board of Education 5 250.00 The Alto Young Adult Fellowship leader of this group. Terry Dinta- writes, "If you travel with chil- en for dinner all you had to do was enjoyed a picnic at Fallasburg Store in Dutton, and took posses- man gave a demonstration on how FRYERS Administration Expense 101.60 dren, don't take separate suitcases chase one down, chop off It's head, Park Sunday afternoon, July 19. sion Monday. They will occupy the to select proper vegetables to ex- for each member of the family. Census - 13.70 dress and cook it? Don Howard had planned games apartment In the rear of the store hibit at the Fair. TENDER AGED BEEF » Now, according to Eleanor Dens- but the children were so fascinated and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vandawcter A contest was held for vegetable Swift's Premium Total Administration Expense » S 365.30 ROUND—SWISS STEAK more, County Extension Agent in with the creek, the swings and and children will move into the gardeners to see how many gar- Ib. 79c Home Economics, it's a different INSTRUCTION: * slides and the adults became so Kelser house here. Mr. Vandawa den plants could be Identified. Ter- SWIFT'S PREMIUM LAMB story, unless you are living on a Salary (2) Teachers I 8,400.00 involved in their ball game that ter will work with the Kelsers in ry VanHeyningen is Jr. leader of SHOULDER STEAKS Ib. 69c Sliced Bacon farm where poultry Is raised. Teaching Supplies 78.93 tl.ey could hardly realize it was the store. this group. He is also leader of the Today, the farmer buys the baby Tuition (Lowell and Caledonia) 2,607.92 time to eat. Sunday guests of Carl and Bea Rod and Reel Club. After the FROZEN I LB. OR OVER chicken, grows the birds to tht Thirty-seven adults and children trice were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard meeting the young folks all went CORNISH GAME HENS each 69c SPECIAL size you buy. He feeds, waters, Total Instruction Expense $11,086.85 Vandawater of Big Rapids. WITH MEAT c finally sat down to a bountiful pic- fishing, SWIFT S BONELESS-SMOKED Tender-IO Times out of 10 houses, keeps tile chicks warm, OPERATION SCHOOL PLANT: nic supper. .-vn, PURCHASE Ib COTTAGE BUTTS dry and healthy, and takes the Salary Janitor S 1,200.00 Robert Hess is spending the week Other Alto News Ib. 69c |5 OR MORE 39 at the Lutheran Camp Concordia KROGER loss If they die. It takes 10 to 18 Fuel and Utilities 950.48 Methodist Church News Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pitsch weeks to get a chicken ready to at Half Mile Lake. Operating Expense 124.51 were Sunday guests of the latter's Morning Worship and Church Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thaler and sell. son. Glen Warren and family of TENDERAY The transporter moves the chick- Total Operation Expense S 2,274.99 School combined, 9:45 a. m. to family of Green Lake were Sunday BRAND • 10:45 a. m. afternoon cdlers of the former's Belding. Kroger Tenderay Beef is fully mafured ens from the farm to the prociss- MAINTENANCE OF SCHOOL PLANT: -Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElvaln Michigan Cultivated Fancy 3 for 85c Instead, put all the overnight ne- Ing plant, to the wholesaler, to the Rev. Reynders' sermon topic for sister, Mrs. Ray Linton and family. U.S Covernmenl inspected BeeL h is cessities in one suitcase: toilet School Grounds $ 21.15 Sunday, July 26, will be "Martha, of Grand Rapids, visited Mr. and grocer, and to you. Equipment '. 20.36 Mrs. John Postma was elected Mrs. George Skidmore Sunday. PINT 12-PINT articles, pajamas, change of socks, Many chickens travel 500 miles the Busy Housewife," third in the the World's tenderest fresh beef—quick underwear, etc. Put outdoor or Secretary at the Morse Lak ? An- " Mrs. Vera Yeiter is on a trip or more before they reach you, series, "Faces About The Master. CASE • aged lor greafer tenderness and juice-rich goodness! Tenderay brand sports clothing in another suit- Total Maintenance Expense S 41.51 nual School electibn last Monday across Lake Michigan with Mrs. BOX The processer buys, kills, re- Bowne Center beef is Kroger-cuf to give you more meat and is tender 10 times out ol 101 case, and the "dress up" clothes in evening. Mary Shaver and Bertha Quaken- $3.35 another. This plan keeps packing moves feathers, draws, cleans, and FIXED CHARGES: The Young Adult Fellowship will Mrs. Frank Cummlngs of Bridge- and unpacking of the trunk com- . Insurance - S '• 134.50 meet Friday, July 24, at 8 p. m. bush. Blueberries packs chickens for you. • ton spent Wednesday and Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Anton Madsen and partment to a minimum." , The wholesaler serves your gro- at the Alex Wingeier home. • day with her brother-in-law and TENDERAY From Hollywood, Calif., Mrs. G. Total Fixed Charges S 134.50 The Contractor has made a good Mh. Iva Linton spent Sunday af- F. C. writes, "Car snacks are a cer. He buys, sells, and delivers sister, Mr.-and Mrs. Claud Sllcox. ternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene CALIF. THOMPSON chickens to the grocers in your AUXILIARY SERVICE: start on the remodeling of the Callers at the Sllcox home from "must" to pacify children on a church and we will soon have a Bryant. SEEDLESS GRAPES 2 LBs. 35c long trip. But what a mess they area. Sometimes the processer Transportation (Lowell and C<donla) $ 902.76 a distance Sunday were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Colby FOR MORE EBERHARD'S can cause! To keep my car clean, does this Job. Recreational Activities ./ • 25.98 new basement, entrance, etc. Mrs. Otto Dygert, Mr. and Mrs. MICHIGAN U. S. NO. 1 I wrap sandwiches, fruit, cookies, were in Battle Creek Tuesday and The grocer, of course, serves you Wade Adams and baby Brenda, had lunch with Mrs. Creech. They YELLOW ONIONS 3 LB. BAG 19c FOOD BUYS etc., in aluminum foil. It keeps directly. He invests the storage Total Auxiliary Expense $ 928.74 Baptist Church News from Kalamazoo, and Mr. and Mrs. food fresh and can be used as a were dinner guests of their son, RED RIPE LUSCIOUS 20-LB. AVG. tray. Wrap the left overs in the space; show counters, advertising, CAPITAL OUTLAY: - ' The Sunday School picnic will Lloyd Houghton of ionia. Peter and wife. Check Grand Rapids wrapping paper, and clerks as well Mrs. Leonard Johnson attended RED WATERMELONS each 89c foil for disposal." Furniture iDesk) ;....5 205i50 be held on Saturday, August 1, at Mrs. Charles Demirtg had sur- Press Thursday And Mrs. J. E. H. of WhitUer. as the chickens. Dutton Park. A basket dinner Is the Nazarene Missionary Camp at gery at Blodgett hospital recently. RED RIPE LUSCIOUS 24-LB. AVG. Calif., suggests buying "board" Of course, we pay for all these Total Capital Outlay $ 205.50 planned ifor noon. Miss Esther Ev- Indian Lake Monday and Tuesday She came home Wednesday and is Steak Sale games for children to play while services. But, would you want to RED WATERMELONS erllng and Miss Kathrine Merri- Iflst week gaining nicely. Week-end., callers motoring. "You can get miniature take the time to drive out in the "' Mr.' and Mrs. William' Courter Round Steak Rib Steak r chess or checkers, with pieces held- GRAND TOTAL GENERA^ FUND man are the committee for 'gttmei. were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jousma secure by tiny pegs. There's Scrab- country, buy a live chicken, do DISBURSEMENTS 515,037.39 The Pioneer Girls will hold a and family attended the Cook Re- of Alaska, Mr. and Mrs. Emer- ble, too, with magnetixed letters your own processing and transport Total General Fund'Balance June 30, 1959 $ 1,918.74 picnic at John Ball Park on Tues- union at Harrison Sunday. son Stauffer and Mrs. i Mary Ellis. and metal board." / ing? day. The families of the girls are - Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richard- - Mr. and Mrs; Don Metzger.-and We welcome suggestions from Most of us fed It's worth the General Fund Disbursements Plus Balance Invited to go along. This will be son and Mr. and Mrs. William Patsy of Jackson visited Friday readers. If. you have .travel-tested C0UP0»| extra price In conveniences to buy June 30, 1959 $16,956.13 the last opportunity for reporting Falrchild. were Sunday visitors of with Mr. and. Mrs. M; A. Watson. tips, write me li/o Shell Oil Com- re^dy to cook chicken. And what's Mr. sfpd Mrs. Raymond Kretzman pany, 50 W. 50th St, N. Y. C. I'll achievements that the girls have Dennis Hess spent last week with FOR CARLOAD better than a good chicken dinner? and son in Detroit. They all had Ring Bologna Lb. print the best in a future column. HAROLD METTERNICK, Secretary. made. A camping trio Is planned in his cousin, Michael Ricketts at Rog- Movie Tirketa for Beltllne or Plalnfleld Drive-In for Carload the near future for all those girls the pleasure of attending .church ers Heights mear Big Rapids. .. with coupon and small hamllinK charge of 15c .. . Good who have completed their first services in the Metropolitan Meth- Mrs. Helena Dlntaman Is much SHORTENING either Monday or Tuesday, July 27 and 28. Herrud Lunch Meat odist church in Detroit in the fore: rank. No regular meetings yvill be Improved from her recent Illness This IH not a ticket... Limit 1 Coupon per Family. MOVIE noon. Party Assortment ib. 69^ held In August. and plans to return to her work Redeem at Eberhard'a . . . expires Saturday, July 25 79* The church membership and bap- The following enjoyed a picnic soon. TICKETS tism class continues to meet eagh and boating We^t Gun Lake Miss Ruth Ann Van Houten of MICHivii^n.. PURrunrE. BEEDDLTI Reg., Iced Raism or Cmn. Loaf Wednesday evening at 8 p. m. At Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ionia spent Sunday with the Floyd the same time the children's pray- Pattlson of Holland, Mrs. John Bergys. Kroger Bread ^ 25/ er meeting and the adult meeting Schroeder of Caledonia, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. James Courter and Mrs. Richard and daughter, Debra THIS WEEK'S Longhorn Style are held. family are vacationing at Cadillac VALUABLI COUPON and two nephews, Tommy and State Park this week. Mild Cheese »> 49/ Mike Kilbum all' of Grand Rapids, Nancy and Sue Carol Bryant of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Meyer and Tom Jollet, HI, are spending two weeks Kroger of-Ada, Mr. and Mrs. Alden Scott with their grandparents, Mr. and COFFEE Peanut Butter «^t.jar35/ and sons of Hancock and Mr. and Mrs. Vem Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. Sugar 8^ Mrs. Fred Pattlson. Anton Madsen of Greenville and Anchor Hocking "Wild Bird" Pattern Coffee Mug Free With w (WITH COUPON BELOW) ""Mr. and Mi's. Herbert Croninger Mrs. Iva Linton of Lowell, called Coupon and Food Purchase of $2.50 or More. (Coupon No. 8) MUG were hosts to 42 members of the at the Bryant home Sunday after- Bancroft and five guests at a re- FOOD Limit I Mug per Coupon GOLDEN-MELLOW noon. Coupon Expires Saturday, July 25 union Sunday. Two new babies Mr. and Mrs. George Hunting- COUPON were reported as having joined the ton of Grand Isle, La., are spending fantfty since .the last reunion aftd' two weeks, vacation with the for- Eori V. Colby, AiM there were no' deaths. mer's mother, Mrs. Lucy Hunting- CASE Office Phone: UN 8-3961 r Charles Croninger spent from ton. They were dinner guests Tues- Lbs. Charie* f. Colby ' Tuesday until. Sunday night with day of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ellens VAiUAALE COUPON the home folks, when he left for of Ada and evening guests of Mr. $2.89 Office; -Ckriuville Ifis 'fteW assignment at Reese Air and Mrs. Charles Winn and family SAVE! .jmp OW 3-3231 Mich. Force Base at Lubbock, Texas of Sparta. They visited Friday MICHIGAN PIONEER Bananas 25 ONE OF THE 7 BIG BES NEVROLET GIVES YOU OVER gekMCkm** with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Washburn ON 25-LB. BAG Cool. Thirst Quenchers New White Michigan of St. Johns and Saturday with Mr. ' AN IN ITrfntELD and- Mrs. Grand Whitmore of Lan- Lemons or Limesdoz. 49/ Potatoes "15too 89/ ' » » * Complete Vision Care Children's Vision - - ^ ,i -. * 3 sing. Beet Sugar Take it, not from us, hut from magazine, "Chevrolet establishes Mr. and Mrs. Earl Behler of SUGAR official results of this year's a new high in daring styling." Grand Rapids were Thursday din- KRAFTS Limit 1 Can per Coupon . . . Coupon Expires on Mobiigas Economy Run: Chevy's FOR CANNING ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. L. CHOC. FLAVORED GREEN Saturday, July 25th pennypinching 6 delivers the most BEST BRAKES DR. HERBERT R. MUELLER Watts. ^ miles per gallon i^i its field. For a In direct competitive tests of re- Mr. and Mrs, L. M. Headworfh STAMPS & FREEZING pair of-theae Chevrolet sixes with peated stops front highway speeds, OPTOMETRIST visited Sunday with cousins, Mr. Powerglide walked away with the conducted by NASCARt, Chevro- and Mrs. Stuart Newberry of Quin- first two placee in their class, get- let out-stopped both of the other cy. ting the beat mpg figure-a whop- leading low-priced cars-and why 207 W. Main Street Saturday evening visitors of the VALUABLI- COUPON ping 22.38—of any full-size car. not:. Chevy brakes are far larger, Call TW 7-7780 most wonderfully responsive en-., (old bank) Lawrence Richardsons were their And here are more expert, impai- built with bonded linings, to help gine available today at any price." for appoinfment Lowell; Mich. nephew, Don Richardson, wife and tial opiniona and on-the-record lengthen brake life by as much aa 1 SAVE! facts backing us up on Chevy's W " children of Lowell. 1 -Lb. Uan 66%. BUT RIDE ' " ^ ^ HOOD—GOLD other six beita: ON S-LB. BAG BEST ROOM MOTOR'TREND magazine calls BEST TRADE-IN Chevy A . . the smootheit, most •NORTHERN! Official dimensions reported to quiet, softest riding car in its Piilsbury Flour 5 lb. bag 39c THIN Check the figures ih any N.A.D A.* A.M A t -aMka^UUs oiaar. For VOTE FOR WHITE OR COLORS SAVE 16c price class." YtwtHje aWr to teH Guide Book. Chevrolet used car example. Chevy front seat hip this ypyrself, instantly, And your Limit 1 Bag per Coupon ... Coupon expires on FLOUR Mich. Pure Beet prices last year averaged up to room is up to 5.9 inches wider Chevrolet dealer : Ti tell you about Saturday, July 25th S12B higher than comparabte than^comparable cars. a long list of other sdvantages L POPULAR BRANDS SALE models of the "other tWo." SUGAR 10to.'bag 89 / besides these 7 big ones! MARTIN D. BUTH Wilh this coupon in your favoriir, Western Mich. BEST CRGINC Kroger Slor« thru Saturday, J ly 25, 1959. •National Aulotnohik Dealers Abbo- u BEST STYLE Every motor magazine has given oiation LIMIT: one coupon per,- customer. STATE REPRESENTATIVE It's the only car of the leading Chevrolet's standard and Corvette Walional Attociation for Stock Cttf TISSUE |f $ I low-priced 3 that's unmistakably VS'a unstinted prnise. As SPORTS Advancement and Research Fresh Flavor, Quality American Beauty PRIMARY —AUGUST 4th modern in every line. "In its price CARS ILLUSTRATED put* it: tAutomobile Manufacturers A** • Pi; it * Green Peas 303 can 10/ Peas Carrots 300 can 10/ class," says POPULAR SCIENCE "Indeed this device is surely the oiation He Will Take A SAVE! DEL MONTE REFRESHING DRINK American Beciuty American Beauty Chili Hot FRESH ON HANDY SIZE 25 EXTRA T.V. STAMPS Cr. Style Oom 300 can 10/ Brown Beans 300 can 10/ Make sure you get the most for your money—visit your local authorized Chevrolet dealer! F ' VIGOROUS With the p» achate ot any toor Pineapple-Grapefruit 29-oz can 15c Top Grade American Beauty LIBBEY '"/.URIO" GLASSES BUSINESSLIKE Limit I Can with Coupon . . . Coupon expires on Pineapple- With ttm coupor »|in your tavonla Western Mich. Green Beons 3oocanl0/ Sliced Carrots 300 can 10/ APPROACH Saturday, July 25th Kmgcr Store i^u Saturday. July 25. 1959. Grapefruit Juice LIMIT: of.e coupon per customer AZZARELLO CHEVROLET fr fo fhe Michigan Legislature Vegetable or Tomato Dawn Fresh w!*.: tf& r ...... -* •« Uk « ... | ^ • iVh| ^ Pol. Adv C14-15 Soup AMl-R. BEAUTY 3D0can 10< Sauce MUSHROOM 6 oz can 10/ SOS West Main Street , Phone TW 7-9214 * 4. Uwdj. tych.

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