'Smili11g Coole (lVi~s Pie Cortlcst The Ingham Co unty ' Ninety-Fifth Year, No. 5 Mason, Michigan, Thursday, February 4, 1954 3 Section$ - 24 Pages News Index Aurelius Girls E11tertain at Fanners Wee/£' Council Waits Want ads, !'age~ G, 7 and 8, P:rrl 1. School Voters Legal news, Pagl'! A, Part 1; To Hear Plans !';r~:c G, Pari :.l; l'uj:iotl 7 und 8, l'ar 1 :J. Will Ballot on Sol'lal newH, Page~ ·I and 5, Of Legion Post !'art I; Pag!! •I, Part 2. Clntrcli ncwH, Page 5, Part Dansville.. Issue Mason's community build­ 2. LPIIPrh, Page' I, Purl 2, Inghan1 'Township Agl'i­ ing plans dcpcmd on how big Sports. Page :J, Pnrt 2. cult ma) srhool electors will and how soon the American Eclilorinls, Pagr. 2, Pnll :J. ballot Mond!lY aftel'noon unci Legion post will constn1ct ils !•'111 rn ncwH, Pu>;r.s '1 and 5, Pdt'l ;J, I evening on a builcjin~ pl'Ogrum proposed, club house. fol' tho Damwillc sc•hool. Initialivc fo1·. rcbullclinr, 1lw Legion Memorial building rulnwl Voting \Viii he concluded in hy fire in December ut· building Fall on Sidewalk the Ingham townshir1 hu II al. new communlly hullding' wns a Dansville. The [lolls will O[Jcn thrown bnclc onto 1he dly c·mtn ell nl I he meeting Monday nigh!. Is Basis of Suit at noon and close at 8 o'clock The council took no n:::tlon. In the evcnin~. "Them is no need for tts 1o Against the City · 'f'he tnwnsltill s!'hool clislrkl flghl fm• a communlly bttlldinr. if ltwiuciPs all the• township nncl al· the Amerwan Legion Is ADillg In Mrs. J1mcl Slrnpc hns started so lhe Shct·mnn c!IHirlf'l In build a 700-eapnc•lly mef!llng "I vii aC'l ion against I he city. Her WhealfiPirl and lhe Wlllinm:-~ .met place just norlh of town," Mayor 'til orncys have• glvr.n nnllc•e thut Mt. Pleasant ciistrlels of White! Clairmont Everitt snlrl. "Suc·lt c1 Mrs. Strope intends to hold the ' Oak. hullcllng would mm·e than 1akf' r•ily lin hlr. for lnjut·lcs HUITcred Bullcllng of 1111 adrtltlon c•osling care of convcnlions and meetings in a !all December 7. an eslrmnlerl $1RO,OOO hin).:£'S on ' In Mason." The Lansing Jaw llrm of Mac­ the IJCllon of school e>lec·lors Mon· A month ago, Mayor· l~V!'I'ill Lean ansi Seaman has h~en rc­ clay. Tlw rtblr!PI has $1110,0110 asl mnslrw·­ above holding the pic she baked Saturday to win the county of the Service Counl'll, told lilP C'ownn, 1s usually followed by a l IIon of;; JH'\V dassrooms and tin• cherry pic crown. The Mason senior will compete for the councilmen Monclay night that rlcclar,tlion. AI torneys for Mrs. doubling nf lite pt'f'SPtll gyrnna· Slmpc h:rve until Fnclay to flle slate crown later I his month. his organi~ation Is plccl(!ccllo lilf' slum and uuclltor·iurn. ' ccm~truction of a swimmin~ pool. lhrir dedarntion, said McCow:tn. No nclclccl tax!'s be:,oncl lh,• Jean Daker of Leslie was second and Emily Smith of In lllf' nolic:P nf liability flied "If lhe crty council beltc•ves present 5 mill.o; alrr.;rrly hemg Mason was third. There were 11 girls in the contest from that a communlly hullciing is wilh Clly Clerk Gcor~c Kellogg F' d · 1 f A I' 1 lcvtecl wtll IJc· needed for payinrr Wednesday, Mrs. Strope's lawyers !Ve talente g1r s rom ure JUs mve a Aurelius, E[tst Lansing, Leslie, Haslett and Mason. , They necessary, I he proposal should be rama held at the Grand Rapids Civic audi- off lhe lwnds, school nffic·wls rif'· claimed their cllcnt InJured prominent spot on the Fal'lllers' Week pro­ used the Mason school home economics department. tal'Pars, aithnuglt . ·------to I heir assignments 111 Mason s_on. Facilities would be al•arlahlc bor. On Friday of next week, sd10ol officials declarecl thai it • • 1 and Lnns1ng. The assignments in- for meeting rooms and a pavilion February 12, the Red Cross Mason Sets New Polio Mark will I>C' clisc·ontinuecl' earlier i[ ·ll Form cil!fle manning sheriff's patrols. holding 700 persons. 1Bioodmohilc Will make another Mom polio fttnds limn I'Vf'r bc-1 snn with ;uwther $427.80 in Ve­ conditions warrant. Tile .tclcii­ Lines Wli illglnvay maintenanf'e work, the In the meantime, 1he ruins of stop at Mason. The slop wUI fore were raiHecl by various de-l vny ;mel $18G.Dil in Aurelius. llonal lrrne lhey poinlecl out, is • T social welfare department, hcaiUl the Legion Memoria! building County Prepares _· be made at the Presbyterian vices in Mason tius year. · Cunistcrs placed m buoiness to provirle a cushion anrl to mal\c departme~t the courts imd the FOr LICense ags still ·~;t!lrl!1., Suggestions 'at the church. Hqurs tit"C from 12 to TI1e Mot herR' March last Tilurs· place~ "in Mnso~ 'yie.Jdoo $287.50. U1~ honrls more iii a lcahlc. other offices. attemoon. meeting Monday night ranged ··I 6 In the clay night netted $858.43 in Ma- T~e Saturday mght dance in the The questions arc so sl<~IC'd In spite of incrc.Iscd sales of Court Chambers The 1\0 scou is ha vc been chosen !rom leveling the site· :mel plant­ TWo batches of serum from ------_ --·------·-·- sc:hnol gymmtsium netted $817.6!1, thai it will be impo~srble for the • :llltomobilc license ])Tates :1t the hec:ause of their inlereRt In gov­ Ing grass, to rebuilding il for a the area blood hank have been with the new dance patron Rchool hoard to cont inuc the ll!vy Mason branch, indrca lions now ernmt'nt and their achievement ho~pltal or asking the school clrs­ For U. S. Judge flown to A\lstrla and Italy scheme accounting for $5:i5.;,o of heyoncl the time rWJUired for re­ point to a lineup I he week before records, Roe said. trict to use it !or a shop agrieul· witl1in the past few days 1o it An indivrdual contribution of tirement of tlw bonrls, Sti)JC!I'in· the February 2X clcarlllllc, s.Jid When nnd if President Eisen­ Twe ·from Leslie lure-garage building. save ltves, pointed out Mts. $2:5.00 hoostci.Jirw now pay 12 rmlls fnt· Ahoul 2;;0 licenses can be sold 12 years. He retumed to duly be! provided for the U. S. mat•shal. al'fl Batley, county agricultural includes Supervisor K G. Brown !~rank Guernero were co-chair- dr.bt retirement. Next year, n clay withnul applicunt~ lwving with them in September aftct' fcdcml court clerks, stcnog· dgent, will be toastmaster. of WIIhamston anrl former Su- men o! the Polio Foundation school officials explained, lite 12 to spend a half·lwur or so in line, ~pending 2 years in the ma­ raphers :mel jurors. Stid Again Heads pervisors Walter Munyon, Huben drive m Mason. Fmnk Schmidt mills will be cut In n. Wit11 I he Graham satd. r!ncs. 'rile judicial chambers nt Mason ~pl'rl!d rot 8utUidiiY, nn!y Mrm'l fHr Eclcly and Rina Dell. all of Lan· was genct'out Dell is gaining sUp)lot·l on tlw 1 Mn•nn, <'htll·loLt•·· o1 sm• oh•• Outlet,x. att cn~e table, an upholstered chair ) 1 90 po .tcy 110 1c 1 crs a t tcnc lec 1 tllC an- Lanstng clelegal ion of super· r·'· c·'""" 1 n '"r· N .,,. ti ' r'""""'U· ..' w 1 authorize issuance of the bonds. lor the comfort of the judge, 8 nuul meeting. visors. it was repotled Weclnes------:.------Council Rescinds~ 33 Old Ordinances ~onfcrencc chairs and chairs for 'he .JUlY rooms arc included in in Twotownship new ellballoting. rectors wore Robert eleclcd Rae coulrlday. On gel a clly-countyenough votes clivi~ion to win, he Teache-rs' Make Instl"tute Plans I 'Phlrlv·thrcc eily orclmances 1 An ordinance passed' in March 1aldermen, $50; marshal,· $:10· the order. will succeed Clif!onl Allen in but I he splrl .will more likely he Michigan pohtiCians leaped in· elating bacl\ lo .JS78 will be swep11 of 1903 grving the right-of-way treasu~t'r, $175; at~orney, $:50· Ingham, and Ludell Cheney, was on polilical lines, a supervisor rx· Ingham all 1hose out- 'o action Wcclnesclay immediately tearilcr~. from Mason's. law books this for power lines unci pnlcs of the fire ch1ef, ~5; ancl ~ltrectot· of 1hr elected to succeed Emery Jewell plainer!. If 1hal Ju\ppens, he side of Lansing and East Lan· 1 month An ordrnan~e to repeal the ' poor, $25. rhc orclmanec will br 'ollowing passage of the bill to 'Siilblish 2 new Michigan judge· in Vevay. adder!. Vtcary, an olcl-linc Demo· sinr,, wrll g11ther at Mason next out-dated wgulations will talw Vantown & Mason Mutual Tele- repealed in favor of higher sal b>sses for Hl!\3 were reporter! eral, will have the edge, gaining Wednesday fm· theit· annual in· ;hrps. Fnends of D. Hale Bral\1!, ctfec·t February 2'!. phone Co. will be repealed. aries. ' as $53,487.26, reprcscnling 227 out·t'ol!nly baclnng and D.~mn- •:titulc. The scsiiions will he held People· who want to "expose Owners !lll' limlls Ill S'lid city 25c and nn e~ate an electric strccl rarlway i11 1932. Slid has served since that commissioners sealterecl geo· Ycirk will speak al the morning {JI·cl"tt1'tr1ce Il's not that the Cit" · " · ' the city." That ordmancc will lll' )( 'Flint IR anotlwr man bemg lime,· too. The president's lerm graphimlly. Guy Hull, wiHJ died session, cliscuRsing "Education '. · · - . . . ~ more" under an ordinance passed mcntioncrl for appointment to lhe councrl ~ndorses swnnmtng tn I he Mnrf'l1 18 1878. '!'hat ordinance repealed. does not expire unliT next year. last month, was from Leslie. Roy fur Better Human Relationships.", nude; Ctly Attomcy Howard Me- wrll he reJlcalcd. An ordinance relnllng to "nul [crleral bench. · Slid was elected Saturday for a B. Moore is from Lansing and L. Cowan pomtecl out. Such conclu<'l · sances, sources of llllh and cause' iycar term, dircctol's for one- D. Dunckel from Williamslon. AI the af!ernoon session Dr. is still subject to state law, he l~ivc ordinances Jcgulating the of cllseasc, and Jcgulaling tlw year- trrms. The highway post pays a sal- Cluu·Jcs E. Et·vin of Michigan explained. sale of lntoxtealmg liquor~ will duties of scavengers" passed h~ Rural Township Directors who were re-elcetecl ary of $2,100 plus $420 expenses. State college will speak. "Salcs- An ordinarwc adopted in 1S!J7I he repe;1led by MIJIHiay mght's the council ln 1914. It will also wem Ralph Stillman, Alatoclon; It is 11 part-time job. manship of Ideas" is his topic. relative to bicycles was also actron. fhc ordinances arc. out· he abandonccl. Scavengers mus1 Clyde Snow, Aurelius; Austin New J.tm!illll-:' DlllegaHun School bus drivers, 1111der the dropped from the legal boo)\, .clalr.d b~_causc of pre~cnt-day state have a lwensc from the mayor lr Decides to Zone Cavanaugh, Bunker Hill;' .T. W. Lansing, entitled to 12 supc1•• clmlrmanship Of Russell Waldron '!'hose regulations have no effect ~aws. Smce 1892 tt has been operate, according to the ordi Ried, Deihl; Richard Andrews, visors, is changing part of its of Pleasant Grove, will confer on becmlse of later bicycle orcll· lliegal In Mason for grocery nancc. Scavengers had the au Whr.atllclcl township, primarily Lansing; Howard Sims, Leroy; dclej:'ation. Terms o! Munyon and safety. Mrs. Matilda Pettit will n.tnces, McCowan sa1cl. stores, saloons_, stores and other thority to cntct• upon 'any lane' ,gncultural, is going ahead with Clayton Jewell, Leslie; frolm La· Charles G. Hayden expired last be the chairman of a conference Bacl\ in March of 1878, the city pla~es of publrc gathering to re· helween sunrise and sunset "tr .ownsltip zomng. Rowe. Locke; John Grellenber· month, Lansing is .returning su- for scb0ol htnch personnel. Mrs. council J>assecl an ordinance set· m:un open on Sunday. Barber cxamlt1e privies, cesspools, tubs There has been considerable ger, Meridian; Paul Kilburn, On· pet•visors A. J. Becker, Horac:e· Nila Laicllow, supervisor of the tlng up a scale of fines for coun- shops, druggists and undertakers vaults and slniassed In 1892 matter to anyone who would usc · lngllam te~~ehers Wmbtcsday ranged from $1 to $5. '!'hat orcli· closed saloon~ Sundays .and be· it on gardens or lawns within thr ;ent to the Grand River road, so E. D. Brown, Williamston. Milo wa1·cl. George Sidwell, often Raymond Swift of the county at 1\la.'!On, Jle Is RsHistant to nance wlll be dropped. tween 9:30 p. m. and 6:00 a. m. on city limits. Scavengers were rc the township board decided to act. a substitute on the Lansing dele- health department, will serve as the pi•eshlent of Kculm col· The next step is the appoint· gatlon, 'will now be a regular. consultants. Fireworl\s were oullawcd by an wee!< days. And that Included the quired to be of service when re lege in N1~W Ymk, tL L'ollege ordinance passed by the city hacl,, s~de and front doors, too, quested to do so, or lose their li >nent of a commission to draw Three new men coming ruesday The Holt school band, directed for womei1. lie is lL gt•uduate council in June of 1921. Outlawed,· the ordmancc set forth. censes, according to lhc orcli up a pmposctl zoning ordinance. Dallas Hyde was all set to en- a;·e Waller H. Hauser, Robert by Gcrald·Wintcrs, wlll play band of Drown University n.nd has that Is, excepting on July 3, 4 and Ordinances concerning the nance. '!'he rate of payment wa~ The judge of probate appoints •tcr his Hampshire ewe in the ·I... Iock and Frank W. Perrin. sclcclions at the opening of the dime graduate stu1Iy at Col· 5. A month later another orcll· "city poor," dllties of city officers 9c for each cubic foot tnl·alls. Born In Jn'cltson, he cnme t.r, ~.ooo Meet fnday Night pen of a In the nny hreccls class. hetween tlw pnstol'ales of RI'V, (?c•enJc m·c~as, .JUngle life, Jmtlvc I L!~slle with his parents when n hoy, W. E. Kram: & Son of Mason Georgr~ P1•rdval nnrl Ht~v .•John Pli:'.'~>m~ .unrl n~an:• :tspccts of Forty Cuh Scouts, parents n~d p!acr!cl llrst In the feeding con!Psl Adams. lleturning ns intc>rlm n:J~<;~}on,u Y .• w.OJI~ .t~c. shown. /I friends met Frlelay night for a pa~tor in the fnll nf lfJ:l?, IIC' 1 (ARANO SLAMMERS-Three champion slammers compurr equipment befm·e embnrltlng on a at the Farmers' Wee!< show. flU.-\YJ\1 !11ellng Will he la!wn polluck dinner at the G. A. R. Their entry of Yorkshircs re­ ,;e•t·vecl tile lnerll ehurd1 for over ;-for thr Bthlc Institute of Los hall. Mrs. Pnul ,Jupp nml Den 2 deep-sen fishing trip on the w~ters off Miami,· Fla. The nnglct·s nrc, left to right: Slnmmin' Snm­ corded the most pounds of gain a YI'UJ'. Dr. Blan<'ilflnl was dis· t AngPlc!s 111 tmln .missionary arranged the supper· nnd the en- Jesse. Underwood . my Sneud pro goltcr· Ted Willinms, Boston Red Sox slugger, l!lld Chorley COol'cn, wol'ld ehllmplon 1 per pound of feed. The exhibit tlngulshed for his-tad nne! frlencl· ' worlwrs In its student hocly of let·t·ti w was the showinrr r · ' ' at grand sin ms in brldse. I 1,000 persons. ' nn n 1 . ' · ... o ---..-·----·- wns weighed last fnll and again ly sympathy, and nit ltou(~lt Jw 1 Rev ami Mt•s. Fot•t•est. Cool< 2 moving p!ctut·es. Den I, with Dies in Hospital this weelt. 'fhr. rliffcl'CJtr'e In was· in Mason for WPP!; l'ncls only . · Mrs. Percy Gilman ns den moth· weights and tlw amount of fePd durin~: Ills srrvJcoe !Jere', lw n·~-' w1th Cassidy Lake~ dwrtJs w\11 e 1 1 11 st · 1 1 .Jcsso _IIi ram Unrlcrwood, 79, of complishecl a large ammtnt. of ]11• JV'lclc n1 Lls.Jc r, rrr.e VC! 1e mo:. awarr s nne . li consumcel dcterm!Jwd I hr. win· e ' · ·· will lteep the pncl< !lag ami 0 none 1agu 1ownsnlp, c eel at ~ricker Proposal pastoral worl(. I• l!Cl', American llng fot• the mnnjh of Foote hospital in Jacl. m. with the Rev. John Mrs. Andrews is survived by T H II f f . M. P. A. president. · their individual constiluent.s, but Lawrence J. Smith Investigate before yo~t buy Bullock officiating. Burial was in her.!:usband, C!air, Sr.; ~sons, 0 a 0 ame "His' years of service pnrallcl those of the various organiza­ Cieri• Theron Redm· . and SAVE! Woodlawn cemetery, Leslie. Mettlll and Clatr, ,Jr., of Leslie; 1 the growth of the· Mlchigrin Press tions, particularly of veterans' George VanDemarl\ Trustee Mrs. Updyleshlents ntcet . ' Mrs. Hobert Farley. was hostess MIRICLE WHIP _____ qt. 49c to the past preslden ts of the End Chicken Pie - Dish·o· Tuna of the Century club on Tuesday KRISPY CRACKERS _lb. 25c 3 For 95c · afternoon for a dessert luncheon. Ali·Sonthern The Valentine motif was ·carried 1\flnnte i\lnill . out: in the table decorations. Mrs.' OLEO _- .:. _-- - - _-- _- __ lb 19c · Orange Juice ____ ·_2 for 35c Mny Taylor and ·Mrs. E. T. Swnnson'R WitnJe Blaci

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DARRELL':S· '"'·y•~ ... • , , · • f 4 ~~-:a::etI ' ·.I _ -~.~ ·v. ~ .. TllC Best ln. GrOceries· and. Meats· .. .. .- . ::, I :corner_ of Coliunbla ·and ..Aurelius · I · · • · • · ·· . ·. · · . · : · ·. · :: . . ~loursi 8~8 ,- Frillays s:o ilutl rdthc·r ii"' .s.::rvi!'·,c ;,j,;,uiri du1 ''"n 111u ilY·l)tls;. ilu:l hcr,n Council Debates ClJWI'IliC nftm• 11very ~now!nll nr• Crlrnlnai Triajs . StCJte Will Fix mnlntalnert h>' tho city, However, pl:!C1 Iho Sf'J'Vir•r! ~holdri IJO tlw ~t11te tumed hack to tllo city How to Remove allandoneri. Wilen IIW pPopln ile· Are Nearing End vortlon~ of the olrl US-127, from pnnrl upon tiw sot•vice, il Is the Columbia Street tho em·nm· of Lansing and Jef, ferson to the rornr.r of Ash and I very lime tho plow nr.ver 'si!ows Stntr. highway clcpni:tmcnt of· Lnnsing, unci fJ•om the cornel' of Sidewalk Snow up, a crHttH'llman snlrl. At Mason 'Court fln!nis· notified the- ··cLt.y council CctlJII' anrl CtJ!umhin north to the Jrot tulle flf'W nhout rlyinro mlri Wnyne Curtis, lwnri nf the Circuit court crlmJnnl trials 111 Monday ,night that it wlll resur· dty limits. 'l'ho switch In road snow 111 thr! r.:nttnell mr!C!Iing Mon·: street mnh1tenanr•r. r:mw, tolrl the Mas11n were nearing completion fucc a portir~n of Columbja street ini1lntennnco wa~ clue to \he re· rlii,Y. night. . counclhnen thnt. lito ,Teep can wlwn n recess wus d{!clarerl on next spring.· routing nf US-127 to tha' west of CoiiiH'IImnn Aifi'C!rl Jo'orelw dr· l'lcpr nil of tile siriPwnllrl tlw ownr.r. Kc:m guilty. He became the father of to Ingham townships, cities and Deputy Tialph Dershem at Les· Sparrow hospllal Jn Lansing Sun·, l'rom llw PJUis ul' lim t•urlh.-Rudyn\·cl 1\iplln~:· lie arrested Richard Battleshaw day afternoon. The little girl had snow rf'movnl r>nlinnnco. Tn the insisted on going to the store a child 12\~ years ago, he con· vlllages this week, It. is state FOU INSURANCE PHOTECTION first pl;tcc, IIH!y'il proilahly stop with the hoy. TilC'Y did, and fe!'secl. He was placed on proba· sales tax diversion money ells· l~riday on a drunk and disorderly been sicl( since the previous Tues· 111 my house." Cltlppy got. his hook ami his lcs· lion, ordered to pay $.'500 plus tributed quarterly on the basis charge. Battleshaw pleaded guilty day, but her condition did not Sec S•unetim.~s the rity sends out son, nnd an "A" frorn the tcncher $10 a week for 100 weeks toward of the 1950 Iedei·ai census. before Judge Grugel Saturday grow alarming until Sunday when I and was assessed fine and costs she was taken to the hospital. An a ,lt'CP·JliiiWI'<'rl ~now plow to !lPX I rlny, Ihe snnw ki nrl of nn support of the 'child. · The payment rate Is $1.82·pcr of $19.30 and was given pl·obatlon au.topsy sh.owecl thnt Linda harl drnl' fill' snow frnm ~irlewalls h;ft the jury. foremari announced the Crowl and Mr. and Mrs. Schoen. $15. P. X. Sale Price $4.49 verdict. A jury in Judge Hayden's court disagreed Wednesday in the bastardy case against Gerald !{in· 5-Buckle Arctics - $5.49 ney of Lansing. The jurors wert;! out 1% hours when they returned to report that an agreement could not be reached. Kinney's Boys' Arcth:s- $2.85 bond was continued and the case will probably go to trial at the Close-out Prices - Bata R1·and Only March term, according to Fran· Si;:es 11 to 5Y:! cis Wery, assistant prosecutor. Sum Street Hughes of Lansing d~fended Kinney.

SATURDAY' . Servicemen,..,.... ' . A new, powerlul cliesel•tract~r,· tested the worlfl QV~r, Lieut. Robert J:l,. j?hilllps .re· . ' ~ ~ . . . .··.. . . ' . turned tn Camp Ca.rson, Colorado, last week, after sp.endlng 4 weeh:s priced· sensatiQnqlly ·low I SPECIAL : . . ' . . at Fort Riley, Kansas.-· Mi.'s. '· ' Phillips joined him and they plim Save $20Cfto 'SOQ. Yes, the new H plow 'ii'ordson • Big saYings in fuet',:osts over to reside .at Colorado Springs.' Majo_r Diesel 1s priced hundreds of·dolliirs lower• gasoline tractors in the samb Men's T-Shirts Pfc. James M. Howe, Jr., son, than other diesel tractors in its power range. Actuiilly, . power cla~ of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Howe the new Fordson Major j Diesel is priced no 'higher · . • Extra Juoraing pawer on tough· ' Small'- Mellium -:-Large of HasJ!!t.t, a.~r.l_ve!i .at CaJliP Pen· than marty gilso)ine ·tractors of ~;~imilar power. com· . - equipped, yet it.1greatly reduces fuel costs. pulls · I dleton, Callf., recently from boot p_~rnbly ',I'his sensationally low price is due to Iarge.volumo • hours of opention be- Limit of 6 to Customm• camp to undergo 4 weeks of ln: More tensive combat training. The production-a new Fordson Major Tractor. is how tweeri.overhuuls · lfor$1 rolli~g Qtf the production lines every. four miiuites. _, . . . . course at thls:marlne corps train· · · ·· · · · · · ~ Six sneads forward, two · ing base. will·' J:nclucle latest in· Now on display. Come1n and sec this new diesel . . reve~ speeds . fantry tactlcsi advanced schooling tractor built . by· Ford Motor Company, Ltd. Its · '.' · ·" . · on' weapons,. ti1·st ·D.ld; demolition ~ependa~il~ty has ~n tested under toughest. farm· . · • Built-in hydraulic sptetn and ·fie lei. iorttflcatlon. · ·The· ad· ll}g· co~~d~t1o~Jil .tl!~ wo.rl(i over. See w~. both en~ . .. · . . . .· vanced training Is given all rna· !P.n~!:!l an!l fa,flli~Js ac~laim it ~aY.',s outsf

' •' , I ' ..I... ' l~'AMILY ENTER'rAINS . Mr, nncl Mr~. N. S. Rl.lmbles Stork Shower Fetes . Friend~ CongrE1t~late the Clippers and fnmlly entertained 5 c:ollege ~ltirlcnts nt cllnnet• Sunday. Mrs. Gordon Stuart On 50th. Wedding Anniversary Guests were Ahdttlu Lutflyyn, Mrs, Gordon Stunrt wns guest ~oclaL and Penorialj. - Abc Nullnnl, Nnrouf Hn!!l£111 unci of honor nt n storlt showct· giv· 0 n e hundred ~evcnty-flve Clipper, Mrs. A, B, Bnll and Mrs, Fnlthlr MLtsntcf of Palestine nnrl en Tqesrlny evening In the annex - • • • . . " • • • friends, neighbors and relatives Lennagene Swcnrlngcn poured, ... ' Ham; Pl!tcr Huber of Germany, of the Mason Naznrcnc!· church, called nt the home of Mr. unrl Others who ass!stcrl with the M1·. Hnhcr was a wcc!t end guest Hostesses were Mrs, Robert Phil· Mrs, Chnrles Clipper Sunday nfl· HeJ'VIng were Jean Clipper, Penny fit the Rnmhlcs home, The stu­ lips unci Mrs. DuWnyne How~. ~ Nazarene C/1urch Is Scene -of Nuptials Shower- Honors m'lloon to congratulate the c•nuple Cllppm· and Clmrlcnr. Clipper. • dents arc clas!!mn tcs of Don nnd Those present. were Mrs. CUff : Mmron Church of tIre Nnznrene on their golden wedding unnlvcr· The Clipper family attended Bill Rumbles, who are also at· Eslmlhy uml Mrs, Huth McJ(r.e of snry, the Mason Methodist church Sun- • ~s the scene of a pr.~t Iy wetllling . Recent Bride tending Michigan Slate college, Holt, Mrs. Charles Welsh, Mrs, The Clippers held open house rlny morning, nnrl were guests • • * Pruncls Picdlel', Mrs. Clarence S}turdny evening wh11n Dorene Mrs, Howurrl Norton and Jo from 2 to 6 P· m. In honor of the at dinner of Mrs. A. B. Ball. Mrs . . ~T • l J{elchum, Mrs. Seth Heins, Mr!l, Jcyce Phillips b"cnn•e the bl'lrle of Arm Somerville enterlulned last occasion, For greeting her gnests Swearingen usslslcrl Mrs. Bali ns :1 OS ntta s William Donuldson, Mm. Douglas Wednesday evening at a miscel· Mrs, Clipper wore n blue print co-hostesses. Ml'. nnrl Mrs. Glen 1 ISonuvan IInyhoe of Dansville, :I:' Whlttuitcr, Mr~. Hoy Mumau, Ianeou~ shower honoring Mrs. ' Jtcv. Roy Mumau performer! th~ gown. with n shoulder corsage of Dunn and Debby were ulso Mrs. Glenn Hose has been 1'£!· Mrs. Delle Fulrhothnm 111111 Miss LuiTY Somerville, a recent. bride, yellow rosr.s. . g-uests, Frances Wlgman. . d!Hible-rlng rites In th~ presen•:e The party was held at the Nor· . . Guests at the open hounc enme lcasc!d from the Ing-ham Sana- Guests plnyed gnrnr:s nnd the J 150 friends nnd rciutlves nt 8 ton home on College road. Hosts for the ru1ty wer~ Mt.. from Clcvelnnd, Ohio; .Jaeltson, torlum In Lnnslng-, nnrl Is living­ and Mrs. O,liver Clipper of Clevc·J Charlotte Mt. Pleasant, Hem- with her husband In J•'llnt where guest of honot· rccciverl hcl' gifts o~Ioclt. Twenty guests attended, 'I'hey · 1 player! gnmes and favorite reel- lnncl,. son ami rlauf.(htcr-ln·l:.l:v of 'iloclt, Sag'tnaw, St. ClmriPs, Lan· he now worlts. She Is the former from n bassinet !lccornteri with 2 "Mr. nnrl MrB. Robert 0. Phillips pes were exchanged. · . the couple, nne! Mr. nnrl M1s. AI· sing and East Lansing. 'l'hose Margaret Walt. Mrs. Hose lmd large while bows and streamers. o1 52D West Ash street nre the The hostesses served rafresh· bert Schweizer of Enst Lansing, present Sunday who also at· been In the sanatorium since Decorations mnslslcll of boll· IJ\IIde's parents, 'l'he bridegroom ments, nsslstr!rl by her daughter· nephew and niece of the Clippers. tcmll!d Ihe wrrhllng ~0 yrmrs ngo .July, quets of gladioli. i~ the son of Mr. and M1·s. Lluyd in-lnw, Mrs. Robert Norton. Leslle Clipper of Cleveland, were o. s. Clipper of !\-Jason, JYh·s. Mrs. ,Jay Coffey entered the '!'he hostesses served refresh­ Hnyhoe, Sr., of Dansville. Mrs. Somerville 'received many granddaughter of the couple, Ernest Doidge of IIcmloci' and Grand Rnplrls Osieopathlc: hos· ments of chiffon caitc, coffee ami ; Palms nnd bouquets of p!nl< nke gifts .. presided ut the guest register. Mrs. Maude _ Cramton nf St. pltnl Wednesday, where she will tea, g_!ndloli, while stoclt and yellow · The Clipper home was altmc· Charles. 0. s. Cllp]J('J' anrl Mrs., unrim'f{O stu·gr.ry. Mr. Stnnrt is serving in tlw r~~ncin decorntecl the church nltnr. I tlvely decorate(! with hrmquets of Cramton nrc 11 brother and sistrr Mrs. J'ay H. Snyder, Sr., en· nrmed forces in Korrm. flowers. On the buffet was a pic:· nf Charles Clipper. Mrs. Doidge 1crcd the Mason Genornl hospit11i • Preceding the cer~'mony, Mrs. Panel Discussion rl:oy Mumau played orgnn selec-. ture of the coup,Ie tallrs. Plank was office mnnngt'l' nlng. Co-hostesses were Mrs. ~Given In marriage hy her fn· sing last Wednesday for . their served. hnm C!Oimly library fnr H 'years. of lire Consumer Power Co. at Herbert Newman IJJI([ Mrs. Don­ tlwr, the bride donned a hallerlna· mld·winter meeting. Mrs. Oliver Cllppr:r of Cleve- The Cllpper·s have liver! In Ma· Mnsou. ald Chapman. length gown of Chantilly lace and Program for the evening was a Mrs. Jol111 Sch rameK,· presl·· land, Mt·s. Otis CUnner•"'' and Mrs. so11 since 1020. 'rhcvo are hoth nc· Patients In the Mason Geneml !}yion tulle over satin. The fitted dent, called the meeting to order Charles Clipper cut and HI'I'Vcrl llvr in the Mason Methodist hospital tilis week are Charles debate on "Shall We As Mothers Work Away from Home"!" Mrt;, lace bodice was styled with a hcnddrl!sses. Theil· bouquets were Miss Delores Donaldson, Miss and Mrs. Clark Brody guve the _u_,e_a_n_n_lv_c_r_s_lll_'Y_c_a_J,_e._M_r_s_. _o_._s_._c_h_tu_·c_·h_. ______Rcobnolz of Wchbervllic, Mrs. F'o1·· Howard Schlichter was morler· ~mull wing collar and the long made up or light pin!< carnatlon.s, Dorothy Ketchum anrl Mrs. Don devotionals. rest Mat testm and Reglnalrl Kinr-: atm· and others on 1 he panel sieeves ended In points at the blue lacelon anr! yellow acucia. Ruby served. the wedding cal:1 b M .. Other officers hstallr I were: advisor; Marjorie Fletcher, mar-l BRIDAL SHOWER GIVEN Fe ruary eeting flarbaru. Jones, wurhy · c.>-soclate shal; Doris Brown, recorder; Mrs. Donald Todd of Onondaga Eighteen members of the Ma- ifdvlsor; Roberta I il'r·, Charity; Phyllis Cheney, 'chaplain; and entertained at a bridal shower son-Dansville Garden club met >Anna Holmes, Hor;·•; Shnron Mil· Mrs. Lewis Werner, musician. Monday evening in lJOJ)or of Miss Tuesday afternoon at the home ler, F'a!th: Julia Holmes, re· Thrt new mother advisor, Mrs. C. Marlene Flclccs of Dansville. The of Mrs. FatTest Barry of Dans­ iorcler; Barbara Sh··11tuter observer. '!'he r:olor sta· 1 thy Lyons, Mrs. Wayne Miller • • • department. He gave a tal~ and· .lions are Carolyn Hartsur(, love; I and Mrs. Chesler Fletcher. GARDEN CLUB TO MEE'L' showed slides pertaining to bird· Brownie Hawkeye ~nxine Uber, religion; 'Jane An.' Miss Hunt ]Jresented service Aurelius Garden club members •life. · Argus 75 .. . ' will gather at the Aurelius town Hostesses served refreshments Flash Outfit :lngbam County Nei'IS hall Monday evening, February of chen·y tarts and coffee. Place· Flash Outfit S, at 8 p. m. Leon Carrier of Bat- cards were little, pink envelopes. tie Creek wili give a talk 011 filled with sunflower seeds a_nd $13.95 "Landscaping." · with colorful btrd $15.95 • • • I * . ~I It Now Is thE' th~e to-g-Ive yom· old fm· cant: thnt. new lll5·! Mr. and Mrs. Richard McBride * * * ' lool<. Jfa\'e It RESTYLI.;D In the LATI~S'l' FASIIION. It and sons, Ronnie and Riclty, of can be remodelr.d into n handsome CAI'E, n Vllrsatile CAPJ~ ,Lansing were guests of Mr. and $7.50 JACimT, n gruccful CAP~LET or a. JII'Bctlc~l S'I:OI.l~. Mrs. Harold Lavis and Dennis for dinner SLinday, Evening vis­ Busy Beaver~! All RE!UOOJ•:LING, RELINING, CLEANING und GLAZ· itors at the Lavis home were Members of the Busy Beavers lNG done with the utmost cm-e m11l worl plaer•d a chldwn pir supper F'rlrlny eve· vldccl by Mnry Scott, Thlrcl r:rade nlong lhc \Wills, and nct·o:;s llle ning, Fehrunry !i, nl lhe Vevny Beautiful Quality Furniture room mothers will he hostesses. ' bnlrnmy. town lwll. Serving will begin 11l • • • Members of IIH• RPiwlmh lorlge, fi:.1tl anrl continue until 7 p. m. E • (j b 1 1111rler the rllrerlinn of Mrs. Orlc M•~mhr•rs of lllc Christian En· XtenSJOn U 5 Smilh, served HIIIHiwll'iH'H, rlnuglt·, drmvrn· Sodely of lhe Erlcn ,, JlnU. nuts nnd ~offec llli'Ollghoul II!C Unllr.rl Brelhrr.n l'hurelt will hold The home extension groups of Living Room Furniture By dance. . . n banquet nl the Vevay town hall Holt will hnve a combined meel· Fr:111~< Sc·h.mirll ..\~·a~ . grnrl~n_l 'l'hm·sriny, Fehrlltli'Y tl, rtl. 7:30 p. ing Tue:;dny, F'ebrunry 0, 111 tl ehahm,Jn fr11 llw oi(f,lil •IIHI M1s, m, Tlw meal will he ful'llished. . . II , I ·II 1 11 M .. r (•. ·· • 'LII'r•rl lilt' IJ'IIlll frJI' · Jl. m. •l 1 lL owns 1 Jl m , 1~. • oc :·•~Jm .• u. · · ' TllO~;e allf'IHling am to lalw llwh· Paul Murlgell of the Mason de· Kroehler lhc p.uly. .,. * ,, own Iable se1·vicc. 'l'lwrn will br.l. tenllon home will spenlt on some a prof:ram and a free·wlll offer· of hc1· cxperlenees with delln· P 1 lng Will he taken, quency. Red Nylon Kroehler Sofa arty HOnOI'S The Men's l3rolhcrhond of the Mrs ..Tessie Davis and Mr.: Erl'e Spenny, Jr. Eden United Brelhren churr·IJ Ann Barlow arc eo·cit;11!·mc;1 oi Was $225.00'- $]69.95 will hold lis re):(ulnr monthly rcfl'esltrncnls. Eric! Spcnn.1', .rr., w:•s gllt•f;( nf meeting Friday evening, Febt·u· This meeting Is oprn In the honor al a hirlhclay parly ary 5, nl 8 p. m. In the churd1. public and nnyonc inlcrcsled is Wrclrwsrlay nflel'llonn al his \VIwalflclrl Gle11ncrs will have a welcome In HI lend. home. Gray Frieze Sofa and Chair closed nwr•l ing Tucsrlay even in):(, ''' Hdhi •:• Guests wc•n• Bill Lilli'S, .Tnd; l•'cbnlilr~· fJ, 111 I he Gleaner lwll at Tlw Dcllti Home Demonslrnlion Was $237.70 Carey, Brinn Rn~an, .rim .Tones, $]89.so Bob Cln·istense'n, Ronnie Sl'IJram, ~ p. m. Mr. and Mrs. William Nis· group mel last Thursday evening (o(oa Brown 2-Pc Sectional Clarenee Weiss IIIJri Dennis Cady. wrmger have charge of the social for the Jr111uary meeting al the The boys playrrl g;mws and hour. home of Mrs. George 1\Hhrcs, walclwd lrh•vlsinn aftr•r wl!lf'il Presbyterian Women's HSSI'lcia· wllh 10 members und 4 guests Ivy Frieze Sofa and Chair lion cxer:ulivc lwnrrl meeting will present. !\Irs, Leon North, chair· Was $249.50 Mrs. Spenny sr.1·vecl rcfreshmcnls / of llntdogs, pnlalo cl1ips, cake, Ice he held Thursday, February 11, al man, presided nt the business Only $199.50 Was $256.00 CI'Cillll and l'hnr:olnlc milk, lhe church. meeting. The subject ol the les- $199.so Eric receiver! many nice gifts. Holl Kiwanis dub is sponsor· son, "Planning for 'the Later inr~ a box social In lhe annex of Yenrs," wns prcsentr.rl by Mrs. !he Holt Presbyterian church on Robert Rlcrl with general dis· PARTY HONO!lS 4-YEAROLDS Tuesday, FciJrUai'.Y 1G, at G:3D cusslon. The ho~tess served ap- Sage Green 2-Pc. Sectional Mr. and l'>'II'S. C'!nrr~ncr: SIH!I'· p. m. The public is lnvited. pic pic a In mode and coffee. The Black and White Tweed Love Seat Was $199.50 wood r:nll•rlaincrl Salur·riay eve· The KitJP sclwol will hold itR F'cbrunry meeting will be held at .... $]49.so ninr: honorinr: tile ·llh hirlbday annual chir:lsr• pn•sr•nl were ing from 5:C!O unlil 7 P· 111• group met at lhe home of Mrs. tlw childrcns' grral-gr:1nrlfathe1', M;1son Woman's ~lub\vill meet Ted Burgess for an afternoon r Ervin Sherwood, and lheir par· at the Hall Memorial library on mrcling on Tuesday. enls. Mr. and Mrs. Lal\'l'encc! 'l'uesrl;,y, F'chrunry fl, at 2 p. m. Plans were disr:loscd for j Odd Lot of 28" x iY!" Whiling and Sbai·nn and 1\11•. and Youlh lalr.nt from Mason ancl the achievement day in Mny. 1 Mt·s. Ervin Shcrwmul and fam· vicinity will provtd.c the pro· Mrs. James Clarl(. F'cbruary fl. Clare the conclusion. Members decided Mr·. and Mrs. Leon l'ien·f' c•n· Boughton's Orchestra will furnish if they would buy wisely, their Many Colors $29.50 to $34.50 lerl.ained nl a parly l;1st 'l'hurs· I he music. James Jrrost will be dollars would go farther. E\'cry One a Beauty day honoring lltr. sixlh IJirlhday the caller. The next meeting will be $14.95 anniversm·y 11f IIJPir daughtcl', The Aurelius Garden club will March 2 nl the home of Mrs. Leo Slwrry. TwPive J ril'llfls ~rs $99.50 1 home. Monday cvcn1ng l\1r. and 1\1 f P , r arc asl The project lesson was tau,ht At WARE'S will meet Jo'nclay, Ji'ebruary ~. at by Mrs. Don Waters ~ncl J.I,Jrs. :'l Jl. m., nl ~he ~unn school. Each Charles Seclgman, 1vho lolrl the o~~'; a_llcnrll_n_g IS '? ..t~kc san~l· group lite best ways to prepare .Armless \\ 1; lies, a dish .to p<~ss .mel thetr for the later years. First lc WOMEN SEW FOR HOSPITAL should malnlnin good heallh if 1 or possible. Less than 3% of the Were $89.!15 Sleep Lounge Women who itclperl with sew· ing for the Mason General hos· people over 40 years of age sec Was $179.50 ' piliil Wednesday afternoon were doctors regularly, It takes faith Mrs. F'rccl Stin~lcy, Mrs ..Joseph ami steady economic planning Hi Ill Ill - X111111 l~nnlnna, Mrs. Henry Cummings, over n period of years to he Jrec Now $59.. 95· Mrs. Robert Fletcher, Mrs. M. B. of worry in old .age,. they added. Now $149.95 Ricldy, Mrs. Donald Scoflcld nnd 'l'hc next meeting will he F'eb· Mrs. Forest Smith. A group meels ruary 18 at the home of Mrs. Double-Size 1 Lot of I?loot• Sample f.'l'ei'Y Wednesday afternoon In Lloyd Clark on Curtice road. 1~: * * Movie I he Hospital Auxlliar~· rooms, Unfinished Chairs arJ.jaeent to the hospital, to .do JOLLY CLUB HOLDS MEETING BEDSPRINGS END TABLES 1 r.ot of 12 at ..'...... / mending and other sewing. ' Seven members of the Jolly $3.8 5 $29.95 Value ljl ~~ * · club met at the home of Mrs. Mahogany Projectors RONNIE PLAKI\E HONORED Mamie Kerr Tuesday evening for 1 Lot of 12 at...... $2.75 Mr. nnd Mrs. Bernard Plnl liUTCll TOP vouth has been employed at the anci,Mrs. Lou1s Hobb111s at Onon- 1 Were $97.50 Also Perldns hardware store. - d~ga. . Now $64.95 Was $225 • '' * Mr. and Mrs. Rex Townsend wALCOTTS MOVE and family of Dansville en lied on Were $79.95 Now $4'9.95 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wnlcott Mr. nne! Mrs. Earl Townsend and Now Only $169.50 TDC 35mm SLIDE and son moved Monday into their family Sunday afternoon.. 1 PROJECTOR new home at Roosevelt street. For Mr. and ·Mrs. Albert Newman the past 10 months they have and family and Mr. and Mrs. 2. 48-inch Mahogany Buffets and been residing in an apnrtment at Hany Sherwood· were guests at . . ' 2 Wrou_ght Iron Dinette Sets 215 East Ash street. dinner Wednesday evening of Mr. Were VIEW!UASi'ER '' • • · and Mrs. Lawrence Whiting ancl $89.95 1 ' . Each with 4 Chairs Mrs. At·lcne Post of Lansing family. Lois and Sharon Whiting STEREO PltOJECTOR wns a 'dinner guest of Mr.. and spe1it Monday night .with their Iron RENi' Mrs. Elwin R. Wiley Sunday. Aft· grandri10ther, Mrs. Rena Whit- Now on Sale $69.50 ernoon callers at the Wiley home lng. . \On. Sale at $5_9~95 See st~J'CO on the SCl't,en were Mr. · nnd Mrs. Leo Parisian Mrs. Albert. Harvath, Frieda ·I of Holt. . , . and Albert of Lansing. called on 11\'erythlng- Plu:itog-J'Ullhlc, Mrs. Lennah Peck of Lansing Mr. ahd Mrs. Joseph Harvath ·spent the week end with Mr. and and family Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Jack Williams. Mr. and Mrs, • Mr: and Mrs. Wllllam Love' unci '· James P. Hoeluse No. 30fil, Phone Ma- Special prlce on· Lombnrd chnln west and 3 miles south of Mason tras. Brand new white wall son ~283. 5w1 p saws on Edgar road. 5wlp Use Proved Dairy Bulls tires. Real sharp. Now's the time to lmgin building Artificially from co\vs-to I-r;Jst ~,;1·-~;~;.~~--r,;;:-~;;, I STRAW - 400 hales of wheat FORDS-1951 Tudors and For-1 that small savings account into a 2 to !i year~ old. Millr. -·- ·- . -.. .-- f T J M 28011 5 2 d10 and heater Only "'395 Ias cspcc a Y gooc I ecep 10n on . arm 00 s 5wlp Balmer, 3835 Iosco road, phone' ason . ' • w p 1946 OLDS ?. I . 0 1 .·-$Hi IVHF. Com. e in nncl see lt. They're Shcll:s F'eecl Stnrc. phon[' 2-S~H7 · ·· ··------Webberv_m_e_1-J·2_L _____5wl_P - -C-, ~ c oor. n Y •. · 0· priced as low as $179.95 (slightly! Lansmg. !iw1:J G-··--0 0 ·W-1;-ll -U--sed____ Cai'S · . .' CALVES WILL SELL OR TRADE fo1· old - .l - · more with UHF) and up. Small·------·;;--· ··· ·· · · · -·. · MANURE SPREADER-=--45 bush- _farm rr;achinery. Space h~a.ter, CLOVER HAY-Between 100 ancl 1953 PONTIAC "8" custom Cata- Hilton & Richards down 'payment-18 months to BROODERS--.) used A. R Wood ei McCormick Deering manure Will heat 3 rooms, good coml!twn, 500 bales of hay. L. D. lin a, Hydi·amalic, heater, ra- • . pay. l-year guarantee on parts gas brooders, $10 caeh. Choice nnd 4-H Club Calves 1 clov~r 1111 G~orgc spreader, $120. Marc Traver, 2765 $81; sk·t_oneb,oaltt, !steel $n2o0se5o' elmlf Morris, third house east of Eden, ella and low mileage. B~nck including picture tube. 90-day~ Vogt, .Tr., pholll' 23fl2 Dansville~ 1898 E Holt road phone Gl<\F2 Wil- Pan mg: Jo ec' new, '. " ;-ca north side, Eames road. 1952 PONTIAC "8" deluxe sedan service. Jewett Television, 551 W. 4W-P Bishop Commission I'' .1 ' 4 ,') 1eeders, rdeal for watermg calves 5w1p 4-door. Heater, nylon seat cov- W. Maple, Phone Mason 2-G141 Maple, pl)onc Mason !i511. We de------· -----·-- ''- or feeding ensilage, never been ------ers and good tires. liver anywher_ e. . wtf 175 CORNISH ROCK ehickens, s Company ~~~15_~'~:- 1 Used Cars I 2 SLAUGHTER EQUIPMENT - used, must be seen to be appre- A· lOmOt~I·Ve 1950 PONTIAC .. 8 .. deluxe sedan w1~eks oJ,I to trndc for cow now Having sold my farm, I will sell' ci~~~d, $6.50, Phone Lansing ED· U. ' 2-door. Heater and radio. 4w1 USED TELEVISION-We have milking. Gilbert RiPs, 133 Clark 20 my complete line of butcher 7-f,J:l'l. 5w1p 1947 DODGE 4-door sedan. Heat------some good reconditioned TV road, Dansville. Phone Dnnsville tlas over 0 head of choic~ Here- tools. This equipment is in A-1 ------er and radio. BUICK-1951 Buick Stlpcr for 1sets from $50 up, table or console 2877. 5wl · ,. ford calves at the Ingham county shape and ready to go to work. CHAIN 1946 OLDS 78 sedan 2-door. sale. Dynnflow, radio, heater TV. $10 clown talces them home ---·--····· ----···---·-·---- ·- · fairg-rounds, Mason. AI Ewers, DeCamp road, or DIS~ON36-tnch, complete, SAW~-New$311..J0, plus @ 1 t Tl · 4 1274 ~ Consign your livcstocl,; to 1,r._. mt'J~ cns·t o.f BLitll'er ~ . s. t·oi'C. b_ow saw attachments for DOl01, . 1-Iydrnmatic, heater and radio. adnc sea covclers • b11s green - with our easy-payment plan. I 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 B shop Commission company, ~ , 4w4 $53.50. Also, we can order any I-Ioward Pontiac, ILeRoy oor ws Lee, 1a Dextert 1e Trail,est of phonecare. er,Jewett 551 Television,w. Maple, Motorolaphone Mason Deal- Bua• ••d• lng M!':lter·a· • I over one-half century at Detroit ------·-'-- other size to suit your needs. Buy Use A:__ Car·s ·- Open Frl'day Nlgllts"T!'l _ P M Mason 2·455'1 after 6 p.m. During 5511. 2wtf ~~ Lli a stoclpcwa and Pon- for complete motor overhaul ANALYSES ON HAND ~~~~~~~~~-ET '!:!-!on pickup. We need more old, burned.or half on your building cosls. Tri­ rDogs and Pets tine potatoes, sand grown. Al~o ·County Farm Service Co., 3191 jobs. 3-12-12 1951 CHEVROLET %-ton pickup. wreclced cars cluclcs, cheap. Frank Hill, corner Stoll rand, Lansing, Phone Lan­ 5-10-10 Clean-$995.00. , . _. Pick-up· Service PARAKEETS-Baby paralccets, Howard ancl Williamston roads, sing 7·4445. 34wtf Lansing Tractor and 3-18-9 1951 CHEVROLET 1-lon slake. Keith A~1to. Parts all colors, rarcs and normals, 2 miles south of Dansville. Phone ----- 3-9-18 Ready to work-$995.00. Open evenings 6.to 9; Allday cages, seeds and supplies. Brat­ Dansville 2031. 48wtf COWS-20 to 50 ileac! o£ fresh Equipment Sales. 4-16-16 1950' CHEVROLET %-ton pickup. taln's Bird Shoppe, Leslie, on US- springing cows nnd heifers for 10-10-10 Sharp-$750.00. Saturday 4623 Elliott Road 127, third house east of .rallrpad, POTATOES-Chippewa, $1.50 per sale at: all times. If you want: 2828 East Grnnd River· 0-12-12 1948 CHEVROLET, long wheel phone Leslie 5081. '14W52p good cows thnt nrc g'uara!Jteccl Phone Lansing 2-217!3 Phone 'Mason 2-6374 The Seal of Safety bushel. Dry wood, $3.50 per· 10·6·4 base, cab over engine, 2-speed corcl. No deliveries. Also hnvc come sec us nt 3 miles north of 0-9-27. axle, good motor and tlres­ 1wtf 6 BEAGLE PUPS-Three months Chnrlotte on M-!iO or phone Char- 250,000 CEDAR POSTS and Cnhin Tested USRd Cars New Hampshire Red roosters fot• $tl95.00. TRUCK-1951 11.!-ton Chevrolet old. Good hunting stock. Eligi­ snle. Eel Casper, Baldwin road, lotte 811-.T·l. 3w3 Logs, on your truck or deliver- S. A. Laxton 1948 DODGE 1 %-ton stake, spe------eel. Also 400 acres hunting land picl\up, 24,000 miles. Good con­ ble to register. John Casper, on just off Howell road, phone Mason 1858 Tomlinson Road cial at-$595.00. · dition. Lcs Palmer, phone 2-5021. Harper road, 111., miles cast of 2103·1. · 2wt f HOLSTEINS-I will sell my en- with % mile lal

FOH SALE--%-H(ZP. cull H[ll'lngs, OVrmS'l'l!Ffo'ED DA Vf~NPORT HOUSE J?OR SALE hy ownot·. lllw new, Also full size 'mtton nn(l r'lwh• nnrl overs! ut'ferl Morlern home, !l lnts unrl grt· Excavnting and Farm Bureau Ingham County News' February 4, 1954 Page 7 mottmsH, Phone Mason 2-fl7•Jl, rnelwt• for snle, MrH, Rolrtnrl •rmx• rage, Stanley R rIL BURNER--Large 1slze Duo 5-HOOM HOUSE, :1 hcrlmorns, FARM BTJREAU Phone 4-1231 Holt Phone 22431 Mason. · ~IV I Therm oil stove fur nale. Lnr­ new all furnace, hath, new Lll~ Insurance Co. Bottled Gas r~csl size upright macle, Has been mctnl slrtlng, scraencrl poreh, % 21Wll F'I~EDEH. PIGS WANTfm-40 to FOR RENT-WnllpnJI;;-;;e~ !Q Ltscd In a sc!honl, Also 2 cement acre good garrlen Jnnd, some Leon J. Fellows 125 Ill, Call collect. W. D. By­ anrl floor sanrlcr, InC]tllre at 20-lb Self-Serve Cylinders bloc!< nutslrlc toilets. Phone Mn· fruit nnd henlr.s, !orated ncnr UPHOLSTERING _ Reasonable rum nnd Son, phone 37'14 Lesilt~. Shnfm· Dccorntlng Sup]lly, 425 S, 100-lb Dellvcrorl Cylndcrs 1on 27043. Mrs. Fred LaVelle, Genarnl Agent Rtot·c and school $6,000 witll prices, we have our own ma· ~\V:J Jefferson. Phone ~.1401. 45wtf Trailers Both arc on automatic system; ·iirer:tor. · · 5w2 $1,800 down. l1rarlsimw Realty, terlnls of tho finest quality, Re· for Ingham County -·------thnt tell ycu when one cnn I& ------·------I! 0 USE '1'11ATLim -- Travelo Wcbhervii~~~_Ph~_c__5_4.____ ~~= gluing amt repairing furniture Fhonc :!1132 WANTED 'rO RENT-A hou:-;,J FOR RT\NT-:4 modet·n rooms, Ampty. IJUO TrmRM oil space hcnter-1- wllll 4 to G ro.oms. Wr·itc Vinic private entrance nnrl 2-piece holiHil trntler, ill foot, _just 1G Chen per rates tor 2-nppllance 5 r•nrHn sizr., nenrly nr.w. Also ., and re~.:overing old to Ioolt lllnter, lnrr,c nlzr. with and DOGS,--Rcport own or stray rlogs bath. Complr!Piy ru ·nishcd. Clothing l llJtornat lc: hlowci', 2 yr.ars old. WORK­ Plumbing :::.nd U·hour Wreclter oicrvlco 1 j Phone 2-5911 to Cl~y Hulett, county rlog wnr· lltilitlr.s pail! <'X<'Ppt Plt!r•trlc hill. Inr•o!cl Wclclnn, phone Dansville MASONRY REPAIRS Phone 4·1261 or 2072 Heating· den, Mason phone 2-5839, or to Nic'Piy cip 1•orn1Prl. No r•hildrt>n, FUH .TACimT-Gr'lluln_e_M_r_H_rt-o-n, 1 Mason lOwb ~407. 5w1 p Holt fn -lwtt sheriff office flGGl, 31wtf !i2H r-;, Ash, Mason. i'IHJJll' 2!13!1 IH·nwn. GrJorlr·rmdll[rJn, Nr.w lin-~ Prompt Esllmal es order to better serve you we 1 3 1PACE HEATER-Serve! G-room arc now authorized to financo Sar·rlller. fill' $10. 221 W. REFRIGERATORS-5 rrml gone' Reasonablr~ Prices ... NOTICE-All s-trny ~a-;; plclm~ll ~a son.__ .. ______:~~:!: ln~. ~sh. size, with blower, copper• tub­ your work on FHA tenns, PhonP. 27102 Mnsnn. _ o~w1_ us r! r1 r·pfrlr~erntnr·s --N n t' g c und CUSTOM SAWING. Also slab up by tht! Ingham County Hu-~I~OH HENT -- 7-room, rnorlcl'!1 1 '1):: nnrl filllnl(s, 2 ~0-~alion bar­ Customer Satisfaction wood for sale. Frnnlt Ward, mane Society or by Clayton Hu· linusro, :l IJrclronrns, full bnse· Dl1l•'SSF'S--C'I ·]'. slzr. () nnrl Gx! Cr·nsley, llntpnlnt and Wc~tlng cis with stnndarrls. Also metal No Money Down - Low Month 1 first !ann south of Harper school county dog warden, held men!, lnrp;c• wash room, fumnce " • " • H • house. M11son Home Applwnrc lwwcr. $00 talws cvcrythln.:. Rex lv P~yments l~tt, are c•ntton clrc•s;~cs thnl have he~n 120 w. Mnple, phone Masor on US-127 at Butler's Restaurant. d full7 days at the Anlmnl Sl!el·. heat, 2 1:. li!Dc·l»; from cnur·t hoURI:'. ~hapmnn, hnusc, 2 silos, by appointment only PLASTERING-All I Clrarlotlc 9 to 5; sev£-ral used electric ranges h DIGGING FOOTINGS-Installing installed. United Electronics, hay. State price and kind. Or- 50 contract. For nppointmcnt 1[).3~-R af!Pr !i p. 111 , !iwl Mason 5593 good c-ondition. Names such m sewers, tiling and building phone Lansing ED-7-7783. 4w4p ville Weasel, Deerfield, phone telephone Jacl\son 34218 or :{9335. ------.. ------\fASON-Lovcly 6-room home septic tanl\s complete. Have -- :13-F-2. 53w9p Local A. P. E. representative Norge, General Electric, Kelvlnn with lnrgc living-dining room, 4w2p UNFUHNISJIED APARTMENT power digger and dozer. Phone INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE to 1wtf tor, Universal, Monarch and oth bedroom down, :;: bedrooms up, ---,------:1 room~ and bath, one blocl< ------• ------1 ers. $20 and up. Mnson Home Ap Mason 24973. Glenn Starr. 3C·:,otf suburbanites by graduate ac- WANTED-To rent farm on 50-50 morlcrn ldlchen, oak floors ------eountant. Evenings 7 to 10. Rea- hasis. Have 2 lrnctors ancl com- WANTED- Income 1ax as- nm·t h of C"ourt house, 129 South TYPEWRITER RIDBONS for Ipllancc, 120 W. Maple, phonP throughout, deep basement. oil sistnncc offered to husiness .~cffL•rson . Mrs. Tf. .r. Irwin, sale, for portable and standard 2·9511. 33wt r sonablc. Also will establish hook- p!Ct(! line of cquipmcl1t to opcr­ heat, best of location and sur­ lteeping records for small firms. ate large farm; also some cows. men, farmers and other. Fam- phone :; 171 or 2-:l~l.~ Manon. typewriters, 65c apiece. Ingham ---..------­ Ready to Serve You lllar with tax procedures. Work 4wtf roundings. Price $13,500 with George Marvin, 4850 N. Meridian William Franks, 1806 Sandhill County News, Mason. · 7wtf STUDIO COUCH anrl chair for Any Day of the Weelt done nights and Snlurday. Hnlllc ------­ -:;------.------.- --J snlc, cheap, in good condition. terms, or cash, or might take Rei. Phone Lansing ED-77213. road, Mnson, or call Lansing ED- JoOOD LOCJ~ERS-Now IS the 1368 Meridian road, phone Mnson cheaper hottse or farm as part Harkness. 872 S. Barnes. Phone APARTMEN'l'--3-rn"rn furnished I irnc to store your beef. Locker 5508. , .5wl payment. ODD JOBS 4w6p ~-5~~~------~w1 ~ Mason 5931. :iwl np:a·tment \\'ilh bath. Steam ------;------WANTED TO BUY-Mixed Cock· . ------~heat and !rot and mlcl ''later fur- space is nl'ailablc nt li1e Mnson ------­ LANSING-I Logan at Jolly roadl C!:LEANING .. BRUSH PAIN'riNG and furni­ Frozen Food Lockers. 5w2p STOVE--Wnrrn Mominp; beating 2-bedroom house, garage, % PAINTING , ers or 'any nice puppy, 5 or 6 WANTED-Datry and gcn~ral nislwrl. Les Palmrt•, phone Mason ------stove. Phone 20!i4 Dansville. ture refinishing. Ted Dnft, wecled on the 1ownslllp hall. Tools, appliances, Painted whit~. Call arter 5 p. m. Auctioneer Dave Rozella, 2091 Meech road, WANTED-Rug weaving. Mrs. seeded. Dansville-Stockbridge Polio Mot hers' March ancl helper! lnrnps and other items, large and Phone Mason 2-10fil, Mrs. Don Williamston, Mlchl~an Williamston. 4w2 Robert Welch, 69 Aurelius area. This is a forced sale and Septic Tan!< Service to make it such a success. Thani421. W. Reyno)ds, Holt. WANTED-Hay and corn, paying other odd jobs for girl 12 yem's .'! HEATEn-Du,o-Therm all ·space· WASI-iiNG MACHINE, portable basement, with 11 acres. · 15wtf AITENTION Egg Producers - top prices. Phone 1901·W Char- old. Sunny Swinton, 405 W ..Ash ' i ~ ' heater, 500 B. T. U., and 2 50· tubs and tub legs. Also water >chao! bus at door. Priced to sell;------'----­ The Gcntrar Michigan PoultrY: lotte, or write Dat•rell Crandell, street. Phone Mason 2-4723. · gal.. barrels. Phone Mason 3784. softener. Phone 3981 Hoi t. l4,850. 843 East Dexter Trail; PAINTING AND DECORATING, Produce1·s Co·operatlve has a 435 Prah·ie street, Charlotte. 5wl O.n 5wl' - .. 5w1 '!Iason. 5w1p lnt~rlor and exterior, reason· truck plc~lng up eggs once ~ , 2wtf ·· -::-:~--;.-.....,.--,------___;:,; able prices, free estimates. wcelt. If you are Interested in a . . . , MEN -'- WOMBN. Full or part "' SPACE HEATERS-Used · oil 'STOVE - Apartment-si~e electi'ic lOUSE FOR SALE, good base· Prompt service. Hunter and Dos· better marltet for eggs call or see WANTED-Livestock. All · 1dnds time... Monthly repeat sales r-' space heaters, In good condi· stove for sale or trade. In good .. ment, gas heat, 2 . bedrooms, ter, 718 N, Pennsylvania, phone Fred Ruthig. Leslie 5203, Arthur at all times. Market prices paid Vltmora Food Supplement, re­ ..,.,, tlon, .for sale•. Mason Home Ap· condition.· Reason for selling,· 1ery ·cozy . small house.. $~,000 Lansing· 5-5028, or 1803, 'Maple· Deyo Mason 2·5901 or the truclt, at home. Roy D. Donald, Aure· tails. $10. HiBh earnings. Develop Page.8 ., pllance, 120 W. Maple,. Mason. have changed to gas. Phone Dans· lawn. Phone 23781-a~~el'. ~ p, m. wQod, phol)e.Lanslng 2·5677.- Cal~ er, ~loyd Hayhoe Mason 2·2.940: ~· llus Center, phone. Aurelius 3203. own business. Arthur D~lamar- .. 1·. Phone Mason 2:5911.. 4w_tf vll_le 3414. 5wl .. 5w2p utter 5 p, m. · . · ·28wtf ' ., 1 53wtf • · 2w~f ter, Clare, Mlchigll)l. 3w3p I , .·~o.:• ' ,," I MLmith Ingham County News F.:bruary 4, 1954 Page 8 I r··orumm.T!obert Miller,coA.cu now umnu prlrwlpnl nt Ilownl'd H·lrlmcHs rtntl ,Jtmml~ ------,--, ,.------•------1-r.i M()t~e Moucltel have returned frorn n Stur·g!H, wns In Mason Thutmlny, o,tlllng on I1icru!s He was couch month'~ trip through ttw West Phone Price Brothers Phone nnd Sollth While thew t11cy nt of Muaon's undefeated 1920 fool· tcnrlerl the Rose Dow) gltmc In Legal Notices ball team, He nlso developed scv Mason Classified California cral championship basltetball s,ockbriclge teams. ' OIWEil APPOINTING TIME I Oil Mt s, Theron Rohlsnn nnd IIEAIUNG CLAIMS AND fOil OllDim Of PUDLJCATJON 2~8761 l~rrtnltlt.! and Johnnie of Detroit D1 TERMINATION Of BElliS Sttttu 111 Ml< hi~'"' Itt tho Ch culL ( ot1r1 Auction Calendar 17F111 nrc vlsitln~ llr.r ptrcn ls, M1. unci KllOTTJE-Aprll 8, 1084 fu1 the (ounL.v nf lnKiuun Jn ( hnnnu;v. Ads Hille nf MlrhlffUil 1ho Plnbutc Unnrt llf,UJJ ltlllllON 11Uif,IJI,Itll IN(; n 1 Olds Road Community ------~------·------Mrs l~runlt Br.cher r•u IIIII ( uunty nf lntchnm Michluun CoiJinrntlon Plnlntllt, vii JJrrt At 11 111 lllllnn nf 1111ld C'JIIIl. hold Ill thn II IINII,Y ntul l'.EAlt~ J, IINJ,EY JJe. 1\lrH, mme1• 0116 Auction Mrs Ralph Ford SflCllt llw P1nh1tlu Offlct, In tho clt.y uf LnnHlllU, In fcnllnnlH weclt end In De.Jrb01n I fiJI ltt ~llld Uuunty, thtJ ~7th dny or At. 11 IICtHIIon of Haiti com t, hold In the Mrs Donald Howe Is sufferhlfl Jm11t111 v, A f) liJfd CILy Jlull In Chu Ltty or l~awulnl-(, LIIIK Friday, FebrJ,~ary S 1 P. M. Ogle Dudri rccclvcrl wrn d Frl btttl, Ivy LANTIS-I wish to th.tnlt my Jill liON JOliN M< Cl.bi.I.AN, ~IHL tiny ol Janunry, 1064 flam R severe £11He of poison cluy of the death of his f,tlhr>l, Juct~~ of Prnhntc l'Jeocntt llUN MAitVlN J SAbMON, 2 llllll's Hnuth nf 1'\nh•m on Knlc>m 1nnt1 tn Untnlwtll<• 1mul, 111~1 ltlllll 1\c•~t. fl lends, ncl~hhors nncl relntil'!'h Itt th• M11th t uf lhn E11tntc of JOliN Circu\1, J Udifu Mr. and Mrs Jerry Martin and C.tlh~l 25 heml of dulry 1 nt I II•, full lint• nf f111111 rmu hln••ry, hnusl iutltl gontb, I IIIII halc•s !or the ds, mils and gifts sent s at the F.dd Call homf! IWOIIJE IJC!enHcOil were Sunday evening glw~Is em It nJitunlinK tn tho Court thnl lhn the p.tst week were Mr nnrl Mrs nfhdiiVIL Oil IIJtJ thnt JL LlliiiiUL i.HJ llHCIJr of Mr nnd Mrs Bernard Otis nnd nf hay, 1,200 huHht)IH nr nnts nntl 1,000 lmlllll'IH nl . H. !11 J 111 t11c1 Uh.uhn.c.!J tn at wiLhln rna the 1dJurlhn!lnn und •I~I•Jminnt!cr !\Irs. Ro~>cllnd IJowen ol Mason, Dr Lowell Sheline .md me~tcr s She spent ::>.tturcit~y eve fuuy li,~YH LriU J'IILII\tiU CIIUIIc 1L COJ )' ul r r th hell tt nt luw nf rmhl dl!ct IIIH d ul tt11 1 OlliLa to uu 1•u1mr~uc I 111 Lnu &nwnum Mro SIJCilne of Ashley for· spcd.tl nlllf:.: with Mt .tnd Mrs II.tt oltl IIH llmt or hltl dt nth I ntltlr rl tn lnhtlll UUUIIt,i' .t/eWH ll Ut!WIIjllljJIJI JlrUitC I jJUIJ­ Mt·. and Mrs Cl,nc &Jrtlr: VIH Dexter Livestod< Sales II.trr Jhn I Hllltt o( Wfllch llllofl care they g.tvc me I nppre~l.tte tho duct dJul IJtthutt ju the Jngllllrn liUUI\LY .NcY.tt u HllliWd 1 lied relatives at Ponttac Sunday the thoughtfLrlncss of our• mini The W.ttctloo Needlework club It I• l•uth•• o, lured '!hut public no IIUWI:IIJUIICl jl)fll~U J JhJJHhcd nruJ CIICU afternoon II l! I Ill ti ll\1 1..-0IIIILY Ulld LUUt 1\Uch JrUU• stcr, Hev LnVe1n Steele ami tiW 0 rt he I II met 'J'hllrsd,ty ullllty lile1 k day evening plant~. flowcts, candy and fruit, Mrs WIIIJ.tm Atchenbronn, "l!< JtubLHutl, Iox 111cl !homuH ------~Auction nlso !or the beautiful cards I re AttollltJ.)'tl tua 1 lam till Sharon Bo.rt 1g spent Satu rcl<~y Btu tic C Bowens l.lvcr>toc i> sale consisting nf ltng-s, shC'PII, t•ntlh• nrul '.tl\c s \\•• ll•ll loll fllltn cuttlc• 'l'lns is llll outst,lfldtllg lll'ld l'lH Aihs ( ltalmt•J s It. IIIJIICUriiiJ.: to the Court thnt thr Hllld 1 ctltl,,n IUHI thnt dl JltJtKono inha tuutnr, full lim• of good farm m.uhmc·J~, 200 IM!Ps nf Ita~, ~.illiJuslu•is or tOll!, ~0 Few 111 th1s \Hllld her equal CKLcd Ill HI ct tlHllllU ILJIJICHf bd01c t!llicJ time fo1 Jllt!Hf'lllntlun of cl1 lmtt n~.:nJnKt Knld t j ou'll fmd COUll I l tlllld lihll' Ulllf lllih;l to KhOW cKtnLc Hhou!cl he llmltert urd thttt t{ms of uifnlfo, clover, chopped hay Ill HI dau'Y t th day of Apt tl A IJ I 0 ,4 aL1111 A l1UcGopy J ~ dgc o! 11J oll tl(. o clock m the forenoon, lfltlrl tctne nnd 1 cll·!Uuson 10nd In l~vm'Y toad, north on I• \ !'t ~ 101111 lo sl'c 'I ltd fu t rn !'uhe1l L IJ1 ukc plnce hcwg hereby IIJilm nt.c. d !01 th~ ex :l'J lmad of Jlolslem C bitt llJ)Jit:lliiiiiCf.! to l11 untcrt d hold goods nml hug~. 'rUti\1~: Cush. 111 th111 cuuHe wft.ntn thrco month,. !1om ORDER FOR l'UilLJCATION urer 51wl0 th1 dntc at thtM o1der nnd tluLt in dctnult DETERMINATION OF HEIRS ------·---- thct(nr ~utd Hill ol GomptnJnt v.1ll bl! UNDERHlLL-Fobrunry JB, IDM L Lkcn 11a conlelit~C J And thnt wit.h!n 40 Stille oC Ml~hhtlw '1hf l'to ato t.;uLnt Clare Fox, Prop. MASON TAXPAYERS-I will be d ty" the PhuntLII OllUHc LhiH 01 dl!r to hu fot Ute Counl;v of lnl{hnm at the ctty hall to collect taxes 1 nbln~hed 111 Lh!.! lnglwm CoullL)' Nov.tt, n At L 1i014Kion of Iuthi Cnutt held at. the tQr the 'tty of Mason Mond.ty llC\\IlllllJ•el rnahhtthcd untl circulated "Jth .. !'tobntc Olr1cc 111 the czty o( Mntmr Ill ------~----~------111 lnuhnm Ununty Htlid puhl entJon to be Hntd Crumly, un tlw ~7lh dny !Jr Jnnuua Auction through Fmlnys from 8 to 4:30 COILlilliHHJ Ollt:l Ill l!UCh Wccl, {Ul ~IS A H 1ur.4 1 p rn ,lJ1d on Saturdd~ s from 8 \\cCkH Ill KUCC!f KtiJOII Pre~~onL liON. JOHN McCI.Ebl AN I ORDER Al'rOtNTING TIME JJ ttcd Junu1uy 26, 1 !fl I Juduo oC Paohntf! to 12 Mrs Dous Austill, cltv FOR HE.ARlNC CLAIMS LOlJ!S E COASH In I he M!lti.o>r or the EHlttlCH or JOliN Tuesday, February 23 CRAHAM-Atml 7, !951 A uN'IJERHILl. MARY b UN!JFJRHILL treasurer. 52w10 1 GIICUIL Jull).f~; SL;1tc of Mtchr).p r 1 hu l tohntc Co Ill t 1 c<1 •I miles mll th ol !Uason Oil l'lulhps road, A 11tH Copy un< KATHRYN WEI,f.S JJ, <«I fut the <.:ount.y of lnghnm Ch1 t1le1 N Uoelin hnv:tll).(' filed m Hnul CJ H.othi Ildlmtd 14 head of Gm•1nst•y cnlth•, 2 It uetm s, line WHITE OAK TAX NOTICE-I \t n st s~uon < f :-~nul (J{ 11 t lu Ill n~ CouJ l hr~ JHtLtliOn IHUYIIIJ( thut Hnid ol llum mnc hitlt·r~, tOO halts of Jnghnm County Clc1/ will be at home Ft Jcluys llll the Weather t/u P1 uhntc OITt~c In the caty of L IUHI!ll{ Court ndjudlc!Llc nnd dct1,'rm11w who \HHc hay, 700 bushels of ~0111 llllll 200 IJuslwls ot out~ TMti\lS. ( .tsh. 111 the H u I Co tilLY on the 27th duy ut Dy Lnu1 1 Wnhl Dc1uty ut th1 time of thulr 1h ath thu lu-~nl hchM l OHlt I Snydc lf 1 OHLI J & first of March for tax payments The \leather m.tn fmnrslled ,,I J ttI r~uomls of tU Is! rlt!Cont~ed 1101 Hnns 1111<1 cnLttll"cl to Charles Gauss, treasurer 53w10 By 1homnK McC.~uJJrn Jt mhcllt tht ICILI tHLttln of wh1ch Hiud th var1ety for Ingham ~ounty thr, Jtt~~~~'~}l t~::,~, JUliN MeCLI,bLAN BUHIIlCHH AddJCKii Burt Green 1 CCIIHCd JlCIKOfiK died HUilf d, 70, Amctlcftn St11t( Unnk llld~ week Low reacimg for 1hc weelt In thu M"tt"' ur th Elmcnt of 1 II clnunt~ nnd de .. lilth unnuul m:count will he hcu1 d on wee,( \\as 22 compared With a m1 111, "H"'""t , tid cxtc1 on Jlmon UtVC'I J)ti\4' ut greater depths than ever be 7 27 hrK ln~t known uddlcM hy reJ.{Ixtorutl the Hnid County on the 26th dny u January 29 20 31 In lUI, I OlUI tl I CCC\I)t dcln/liH)cd, Ul JouHt Jnmuu y, A D. Hl64 80 hcaul ol Ilol~l.cln ~n1lle, 4 llnctnrs, I!J,j,J Inl~l'ltaltnn.tl lc1 1ge h.u wslc>t', ln fore 1euhzcct (at M,trtha s Vmc fout Lucn (It) dnyH Jn 101 to uuch hen l­ J,muary 30 Ptc-.llt HON JOHN McCLELLAN h•r•nntiomll coi'JI JliCI{CJ', lull htl!' of nc•:uly lit'\\ mnchuu•t), 811'1 hush,•ls ot' t m n, yard lsl<~mll 3 Large quanlltJCs 4 22 ORDER FOR l'UBLlCATION Ing, or Ly JH!Jsc:nul HCtVIcc nt. lcust hvc JudJ{a of P1 obuLc I Januury 31 1'5 27 0Dnoral { 'i) tlnytJ IHio1 to :wch hcmlng of red ct,tb !tom New York to In tho M11ttet ol the I,•Lntc nf B!.lt· 1,000 bales of hay and IJUU bushels o! oats. 'lJt.ltl\1~: li!) mcmlhs nn tmw. I'll F'cbtum) 26 •13 URSE:RY-Fcbrua< y 24, ID54 JOHN McCI.ELLAN moulh Bunk, clcl'l&, Nova Scotrn InformatiOn re Slnte l f M~eh!gt n 'lllc 1'1 olu Lc Cotu t A l1 uc CuJIY Judge of Prob11tc !'ON A. ANNIS, ul•o lwown 1111 IJURr 1 Feblllat) 2 14 40 fu1 th~ Co1mty of In~thum Uube1 t. L Uwl,c ANNIS lloccnaud ported 111 the A met tea n Peoples February 3 ].) 35 AL n iiCHtilon of ~mill C1 Ill t hulll nl UtV.IHtcr of PtoLntc 4 3 It UliiHJnrlllR' to tile Cou1 ~ thnt the Encylopcclia Yearbook for 1953 Febr·uury 4 the Ptuhulc Olllcc 111 tho CtLY ot Inn· ----~---.,.~,..::.--~--Yl Limo (oa IIICHentution o( clni.tllK IUtuinKL Willian Densham, Prop. 26 ::11\lJ..: 111 HUHI County on the ht duy o£ ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Rt\111 e•tttte •hould be llmtlcd, nnd thnL 11 ·,:-:7------··,ilubt\1111~ 1\ lJ JU.t fiNAL ACCOUNT t101c 1111d tllncc be 11/ltoolntcd to tceelvc, •I PtcHUnt llON JOHN McCLELLAN SIMMONS-March 3, JOSI examine nnd udJuHL nil clnirnK nnd d~­ JutlHo 01 Ptobntc. mr~ndH ngnlnHt twill th:contLcd by nnd he .. In tho Mattei or the EHltttc• of MER· Stnte or Mlchlgnn. 'l ho PIOhlltc Co \II L fore Hilid Coutt, Hnd Lhnt the lf!glll hclltt FUTURE AUCTION DATES Ell II h ANN UH~IlJt i tttttl DEJJOltAlf Cot the County o[ ln~hnm 1 of onld deccn•od entitled to lnhct!L tho SUI, UHSEhY, Mloo111 At IL HCSHiun o£ Htlld Court, held on cKllltc of which t~nld ducent~cd died Hcl1.ml Mnt Jar~ U1:1c1y Btflchotr hnvillK fllucl Junu1uy .!6, lUU 1. Mhould be nclJudlcntcd und dclermlncd March' 2 Jess Bachman - Dansviile in iiUid CoUJ t hel J•ct.tllon 111 uylruc Lhut PtcHcnt HUN JOHN .McCLELLAN It 1H OtdcJcd, 'lh11t nil tho ctodltotH of - New Phone Number hct!iclf, Mnrlnn U!HIJIY DIHcholl rnothc1 Judv;ll of P1 o bn tc, ftRid dcccnHed m c 1oq uh cd to 111 cHont of tmld minoa" who tH n comtlclont nnd ln the Matlct of the EHtltlc of ISAAC thch claim" In writing r1nd undf!l onth March 6 Alvin Ewers - Bunke&·hiU HUitnblc 1 CtHon to hnvc t.hu cuKtody nrul - W. SIMMONS !JeceiiKed n• 1rrovldcd by Htlltute, to 111tld Comt nt ctue of lhu uduct~Lion of tmld mlnotH, be NoLaec It~ Hctcby Given 'l'lmt the liC• the P10bnte Office, In tho City o£ MnHon, March 13 UJJ)Jolnted J.:lllliJIIu~ of their IHHtwns Cot tiliOn or Nlnn. M. f'lynn ndmlniKllltLll~ MlchlRI\n, on 01 bofme ,tho 13th dll)' or Mrs. John Campbell -- StockbridgE tho ICl\sun thnt the fnthaa 0Kcnt J..ca of IHlld ct~tnte, 111 nylng fat the nliownnc:!u Alltll A. D. 1004, ut len clock Jn thP. 0 - When You· Call Howlett's Utscty, hCIIIJ.; divmcod, nnd not htLVIIUt of hm flnnl account nnd fol the liKHI~n· fotonoon, Hnld tim~ nn1l nlncc helu)i March 20 George Ciesla~ - Vantown ' conta lhult~d to the HUilllOl t of K lid chiJ .. mont nnd diKLIIbutlon of tho tusldue o( heacby ntJJmintcd fot the cxnmlnnllon dt un fot two yctll/1 )Hcced111g the filing Hald cntntc will be hc1ud on Mtuch 1, and ndJustment of nil clnlm nnd du .. - 11 or tlltld J)UtJtiolltl l~lld IOU I. nt lcn .. thilty o clock ln the f01e .. munds RJrnlnst 81dd tloccunnd und fm Arc you planning au auction this SJJring? We would lrlu• to hanllla' It Is Otdeted I hilt tho !Hit dny of noon, nt the Ptobnto OITJcc nt 2115 Wctit tho udjudiention nnd dutctmlnntlon of FuL1nury A D 1'151, ut t.Wo•thlaty Snginnw St1cct Lunslng, Mlchlgnn, tho helrn nt lnw o( Knld cleccnsod nt Lhu your auction for you. Comtllct" auction anangemcnts bandlc1l by us. a clocl< In the n(bJIIloon nt. the Probntc lt 11:1 Ot riel cd, '!'hut notice thclf.lo[ he time of hlu denth ( ntltled to In hot It, the Call at our CX[lense. Dial 2-3631 OHicc .!OG Wo~tl SuK"Innw 1iltcat, Lnn14ln~ given by publlclttion of u couy hc11mf otttrLtc of which the doccm~cd dl(!ci Hclzcd M1chlgKn, bo nnd 1,. huroLy nJlJio)ntcd fm tJuec wccka cont~ceutivcly Jllavhnus It 111 1 utthua Oadc1ed, Thnt }IUblfc no• fut hemin~ MILitl llctltlon to Hnld day of hcaalng, In tho ln~othnm tlcll thCI cor he given by tntblicnllou of II Maurice lt bt Fut thet Ouhncd "rbut tn~htlc no• County Nu\\ H nn(l thnt tho vctltlonm cutJ)' of thiK 01 dl!t on co tmch wc6k fo1 ' Bob tlco tlu:llcof bo "'lvcn byr tHlbllcntloJI foa n GtutRc n co11Y of thlts notice to bu Korvtd tluce IIUCcc~ltlvc wcokH rncvfout~ to llllld Phone copy ot thiK 011w1 on co cnch "colt fm uuon cnch known I11U ty In lntcrc tt nt bitt dny of hcnrl'lK• In tho Inghnm County tl\lec IHICCett~IVC! \H!uktt }IICVIOIIK to tmld lust lmown nddlcM by lcKIKtelcd m1lll New 11 , u noWHIII\lJ(It 111 1ntecl nnd chcu­ 2·8761 dny of bt~nling, in tho llurhnm County lotutn tccchlt demnndcd ut luattt. Iou1 .. Jntcd In tlllld county, nnd thnt. the ficlue(. Nc\\1'!, n ncWMlH\I)Cr Jltlntcd 1\0d ctrcu .. leon (II) diLYU tHIOl to MUch humlnK. 01 nry or lUthi UHtntc KIVc known lntciCHtod Mason hu.cd In lUthi County PRICE A. ~OWLElJ ~ CO. h:y llCJsonnl Hen•lco \rt luut1t five (5) di~)'K ru.rtie11 addltlonnl notlco Ul!t uutultud by BROTH ERSst!Ciiu. A. 111 lor to ttuch hot~& InK ! law. JOHN McCLELLAN Auctioneers Judge o! PJobntc A '1'1uc Couy JOHN McCLEl.LAN J JOHN McCLELLAN, Ro burt L Drake Judge of PtobBtu A Ttuo Cony Jutl~o of Ptobntu Reslotol oC l'tobnto Robert L, Drnko 4w3 IRostalor ol l'&obntt j ' , Letters to· the E'ditor 1 - february 4, 1954 Former Colunty N~wS Part 2 Official Bucks The lnQh·am~ . I Letter Win& Prai5c Dansville Bond Issue We, the mcmhr.rr; of the Dans· Grange Opposes ville W. C. 'I', U,, wmtlrl lllw lo Join Ethel Arlnms In JH'ntesl Why lmncl rJLIJ' HC'hool rllslrkl "rJIIt' nrtidr• on 'till! Ame~·lr•nn ili{Uinst Hllr.h Jncloctrlnatlon nml Parimutuel Bets {or $HII,OOO tn $100,0011 frn• 211 Dalr·y nssnelnllnn. I ulso rend thou~:hl r·ontrul us wus suggested llnitf!ci !:'ilntr.s Senator John .r. Invo~tlgntlons spelll'iWHderl hr ycai'H ,lust to have a lnt'l(l!t' gym'! 111111 ,You snw 11 Hllr·lwr on a c•ar· tiv memher of the Mlr:hlgnn Whcrlffic!lrl G!'illli(O at a tnl'cl­ Willhtms of Dclnwnrc will be the 1 the senatn1' niHo lr!d In the fnrmul 11 lng' lu•lr!lnst wceic wnnt on menrrl 1 aclmit· it IH 11 Ill tie crowded whii'IJ l'PII'·!: "I mille eow:; anrl 1 · Alr.ohollr. CommiHsion nt u r·ceenl mahi spcnlwr at the '!'own club's I senutc Jlrube or tho H. 1~. C., l'C• \Vhm1 we have hnnw hnsiwtllllll rmt lntltPt'. meeting In Mnson. RH oprwsr?cl to paritnut lll!l hettlng Lincoln Day ccntf!nnlnl 11inner, fiUitlng In the ttncnvrll'lng 111 l'iielng schmlulerl for tlw Ing­ ri£ g11 mes, But t)wt Is unly nhout G Any clrtlr,vman who uKcs any- We believe thnt tcnchm·~. pnr· r.ommcmor·ntlng tile hundt•ecllh I ravor·ltlsm 'In the gl'lllltlng of timeR u ycnr. Wn have had somr! else In tllP. plnm of huttm· enls nnrl ehurch organlznllons ham couuty falz·, or at any other I lhlnr~ lime. nnnlvr.rsary of Ihe fmttHiing rJf I millions o[ rlollm·s In govr:!l'lunr.ril stiir hnsltetlmll players grnrilliiiP. iHIHil I olllY right to !'()lllfllllln uJlOlllrl jrJfll togntllnr• ltl tryl'tlg to the nepubllcan party nt .Jnclcson, loan;; anrl cllmnxed hy llw resl~- I I I I I l f out o[ the gym we now lwve, nnr a '."Ill t ll! pr CP. 11! ge H or· IIl s u,~ lOll tile upt·cncl~ rJf~ ,uLI"lJ Jll'llfl'l· Co11n(y f;d1· rllrec•toJ's have dis· on .Tuly G, 18:i1, '!'he rllnner will he nation of Wllllnrn M. Boylr!s lltl II 1 J sec no rcnsun why :,;ume munf 1111 c "lltlrl·,t.~ n " L • l!llt;SP.cl JlitrimlliiJI•I bP.Itlng but · hclrl nl tile Masonic •remple In the Drmwr:mllc• national C'hnh;- Cllll nul rio so. . HOB!~ It'!' STUHMAN, " lite Issue has neVI!!' yet come up Lnnslng next Werlnesclny nlgl\1. man, It Wnli SeuatrJI' Williams I I . At•r:orrJinli to trw arch teetH , 1.r.s 11 e Mr.~.DANSVILLE Alfr·ed Sherman, W. C. Scc'y.'1', U. for decision. Sen at ur Williams WiiS dr.serlhecll who lllH'OV£•rerl the SIHallerl 'l'l'U· report. our present hullcling Is In lt;wlni: llils lnngulslwrl ill the In an nrt iele in the flaturrlrty Eve· man hoax In thP CCC gr·a1t1 stoz•· gnorl I!OJH!Itlnn. r Hllll rernmnllP.I' To Mr. Ralph Daniel c;nuntv frlir in t'P.t'I:JJI ycnrs, nlng Post ns "r·lean-cut a11rl nn- uge bin .~horlnge In l!HA. WllllamH lll'lplng ]IllY off !he llrst $100,000 'I I Drunk or Alcoholic lul'lllllg up losses, ]~Ill' Hl:i4 the nnymonu looldng, 1111 I•', n. 1. hrnught to light IIH! f;wts that hnnd Issue on the Jll'l'sent bttllrl· Ttwr·c! ar·e many who don't lllw dlr·ector·s have leased a porluhlc agf!nt, a MaHon, :>hrlnC!I' lind the CCC wus sr~lllng storngl! [H- Jn[!, allhoug!J It had IIC'I'n hu!ll ,1'0111' reason Ing. qua 1nl, l'rl like to say a lillie In rP Mr. lighting plant anrl will stage har- ~ 111 11 f 1 1 Drrnlcl's ~u.-.gcsled suhslltutlon nf T{olarlan anrl a llrcless prar.lknl r:llitirR for r:rnln 111 tiiP same Jitn~l nhout 3 ymrrs before I nurchasrrl You gl 1 ,I' tr• fH'Is Jlll we mow " ness racr!s 3 nights Instead of !olcer·." Williams. lhe D"th In 11 that Truman wnR rlr>plol'iUii tiJ(l m,y farm, nnd I almost ''loHt It he· that !hey ain't. "nlcoholle nnd alcoholism" lor Ihe afternoons. 1 '" y • 1 111 1 11 II plain English w1 1lch descr 1hcs fnmlly of 11 chllrlrcn, stnrtPci as jlnr:k of slol"nt(e spner. · fore we ever· ~:ot I hut honrl lssun our 1e to mace quor II! '!'it" n~solutlon· a,lojllerl was, I n r:mln rlcnlcr anrl pmtltry farmer llilirl off, und I wasn't· the only rlrln lI for a saint. lhnse conrlltlons. TllC!y .~ound hel· "IJP ~it I'PsolvPrl u at. Wheatfield after he r:ompletNI high sehool. Senatot• Williams will tell tlw 1 I nne who almost lost out. l was a A pcJ'son w I10 rI !'Ill · 1cs may 1Je tl!r, I grant, hut do nothing for Grange Nn. R:'il gc record as He first. ran for puhllc orrtce ils I Lansing- nw.lleu,:e of llw progress rnrmher of the sclwol boaJ'ri wlwn "sic·lt," the ones Involved. being llfl[Josc!d to1 011rmrlmutuell the Rcpuhllenn eanrlidate for U. of the ElsPnlinwr!l' arlmlnislmtion the last of the honrls WPrr~ Jla Irl this we grant, Mnlnrlorous sounds better· wlll'n betting al the Ingham county s. senatot• In 1'946 against tlw vP.t- wlt11 par·tlculnr refct'r!ner! In tho off, anrl, ho II eve mf!, l t. wasn 't Bill we •1"1! tll"l!r· 1 n f so muc: 11 so ft · rlrsc:riblng slcunlcs but they still fairgrounds at' any time." nr','ltl DP.mocr,atle incumbent, rcstomtlnn of honP.~II' and In- ensy, 'l'l1en the hoard starter! the sonplnt( iiiHI r:an't, sllnlt. Delmar Carr is ma~tcr of the ~.fnmcs Tuuncl. S1malol' WlllhmL'I tcgrity In unvcrnmPut .' . illlllrllng funrl whle!J in m.Y onln· fo'oll;s "CI rfr·unk, Mr. Daniel; now I wish soml!onc In ll poH 1ton 1 lr1 l With little In the way of ctlr:our· lettem from tlw ci('[lill'lllll'nt of Hescr·vations 111 lite dlnnc•1' may ·r,n lltlf hcen wnr•kin" m1t fine.I' go alll'arl," l'illll! 1tnow tl Je f ac t H wou IIr t e II l ts I'". w Wlwal llf'irl Gr11n~P., Vl.!l'llon Bini• agr•menl r.xeeptlnr: n desire to win intPmal t'PVeJ\IiC for lf1xcs a!- he marie hy <'ililinl( tlw Masnr1lr: When I~ left the board h we had Ihe MHS. MJLDHED M. NOH'I'l !. 1 t 11e revenue f rom 11 CJ_unr, sa 1es_ 1 ~ isIs overseersr!~l'l!tary. ami Mrs, Vernon Bird ancl the willingness to serve his rr.ady pair!. Upon lnvesligati"n he Templr! in Lansing or IIH! HP.ptlh· $:JO,Il00 which WIIH used to hulld Holt/ ~~~crt, 11.nrl If It really. ts fl .he~;cht ·. country and air! In exposing grnflj founrlthat rc~corrls shower! he ilarl licnn Stall! Central Cnrnmlttee thtl rlt:'W shop-ng- building 1111d now I ell us too, whcthct these fines ------and r:m'l'llptlnn In government, he /not pair! a 19,[;, incornP tax of ntTier. In Lnnsing. Til'icets may thr. sdwol hoard hns 11l'llllnrl w· p . I and r.osts" collcctecl from rlrtlllll I h went on to win his eler:t ion by ~i20,00tl, Scnatot• Willlarns pro- illso he Pllr'l'hasecl from Town $1fl0,000. enough to huilrl all till! Newspaper . ms raiSC 0 ~nd ilt'Unlwn rlr·ive;;~· rr StiJ;,flose Fur oug Money 1.3,000 vo'tes. Ills {lrst experienc~ rluced iliH c'aiH!PIIerl Phedc show- r:luh memhcrH at $2.50 eac:h. that nrc needed at Cont:rntnlattnns to you and 1111 a person tnfly he rlrunlwn he· r·l~.~.-ruoms In furthering lhc cause of good ing full payment of the tax. The Tlw Zn1'!1 ChnnclleJ' HeJHthllr:an this time. your staff upon hclng selected as foro he is "drunlc,"l mean any· L t t Jh" f ~ovemmcnl came shortly after light to elean l~fl llw lax rlepnrt- cluh illHI olhccnc, jRII ,who pays the uplwcp of the At San Diego Millon Morlrl('k 1 gun to get letters Imm c:onstit- r:olleclors and lh~ _lil'lng- of JGO unec of Senator Williams next have eliL~H rooms thnn it is In hr• wlw all too often taltP. yo\H' good estahllshment? lie doesn't ]HI,\' .~nverl up his money [or a fur- i ueniR complaining about dunning k~oe1· hill'cnu offwtals. I Wf'dtwsrlny. able to watch n basltethrill gnmP.. newspnper for grantP.d, Hrc ·very hoflrrl of course. Iough lwnw llr!fore going over-' :HOT NEWS-Severe cold hns !leer of Port Huron. She en· There Was a Bug in Old Beans Let'~ wnlt a rcw morr! ye;n·.~ proud anrl hnppy for you. Being There's an insurance r•omp01n,v sea~; with the marines. Enr:l1 pay· brought_ about a change . in cotlragi!rl her niece to study llll we r:Hn pay as we gn for the c·losc to the ~eene, we !mow how In Chlea~o that Insures only non· day hr) sr~nt money horne. Whl'n worlting conditions for trnfllc . · gym, Wllll the Pl'C!sent set up "f r; mud1 worlc and pffort liOI'S into rlrlnkcrs. They're smart, so ill'!! it !'ame time for· the furlough lw policemen In Milan, Italy. For m~~~ 1 ~1 ~r·aclualion from medie;il N M t T t mills whlr:h run fot• :l )'Ciii'S yet pul!li~;ltint( H lH!WS[lfi(JCr, anrl how thP. lnsurecs, I thinlt. sent for his cn.sh and his mother, . the first time in history there, school 1 In 19:~!). Dr_. Dart inlr'!'nerl ew crop ee s es nnrl ;t little extm thrifty manage- m11<'h it means to tl1is .com·- Inrlln outlawed liquor, Amcl'ir·r1 I Mrs. Joel Morlock, wired $90 to I foot-stomping "Bobbies," such F kll s I· / me1.11 we should have a gnnrl start rnunily. makes and sells it nnd punislws him. . as, the one shown above, arc HI 'ran 11 1HISJII 1a' 1 'an 'ran- I I on a new gym If we still des re f\eep up the! good won yourc• thc.eonsumrrs. . on .January 2,1· he hac! the b,f!lflg supp 1IC. d WI"th narne ds/:o.residency Slw inremained nnd for· n ,I . ll.lt, . , lnoJ). . . hu.n.. . _nt," 111. ob~tclric:sthen~ t::VtH~-,1 1 h<~vc ·~ Ill)!!. ,We ~hnulrl hc pmwl of Ihr. doing in this r·nmmun.lty. We MRS. MILDRED M. NOH'J'll, 1111111 py in his lo('imhr,yo, some- thrl. honrls in 11boui 12 ,YI'ai·s. H off horsr.." My fatlwr, Ilown.rri Old;;lwma City, we ~;;me up ovt!r on. :'_ _~':_ ___ s .. ~e '·______1 Re~uming- g'l''.'eral ·. medJc;il . I he sl:cr·1~f :·au~c·'·'. '"~ lnspe~:- t itnf!s lnwwn as I he Hcerl leaf. thcy rild there is nothing to stop Nnl'lh who worked a yolw nf 1 - 1 U . 1 . hr,., . 1Jll'llCIICr. 111 Lansing lhts wec1< t1on to he 111 S.lld, SliiC 11\ 11 1 Sh J • • mo~rl!, <~nrl 'l'hpy fut·n ish llu• food for gettin~o: e;n f;om stil'l leV"in"1 tl;c 'i ()XPn in vouth- told me ont'C! n ,.u, ill\1( I ,\erie \SVOIIJirrl We sta,YP.ri G weclt'l'ing of the rlegrees will. 011k, who -hilVll' I I wa~. tcmptc_d t<~ write w)ren o'ei~JI'k ev~?·.nlght. :~e foun/l.ou~ Wils.rencly f~r his _rations. , 1nbout. tht; sitllatiqn· instead or Grand Rapi~ls .. 'l'l~cre lw \I'

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/ Ingham County News Febru~ry. 4, !954 q, 1~. 8, l'lflns ll11lni 1'\nlo I School Election Dunsvllle ChnpteJ' 'No, !JO, 0, )£, Mt•. and Mrs. Ohm Shnrlnncl s .. will twirl 11 IJniwcf wmrls Bfl!e Brotherhood Has nnrl family wom guosJs nt rllnnel' Sntqrrlny, fi'chruary !i, heglnnlng Runcluy of the lthe game ns single projeet, n substnntial sum lhc Bnl 3 from The Glucllators hrnughl the hall Friday night tile Vlidngs will clay evening anrl every second Work for Awards Aurelius Center els llnnwrl. cover up liwse the 2 gunrrls hroiw AI !lice Chevrolet ancl Morse clown the court following S('hnlll· try to C'/Hl/1\ up lhell· Piglllh Monday of ouch month, The high Boy Scouts of Troop No. ~O 011111 1~. Sr•rlelnmler· II wns evirlrnl right fmrn lite through for shots Linder the bas· Restaurant also won 3 from Ilow- ly's final 2·poinler, hut were straight win when Iiley tangle school group will meet the fourth spent the week enrl nt Camp Ki· The Aurelius Mother·s C'lllh slarl that titf' Builrlogs werr ill /tet. nrrl Pontiac, .Tlm's Mnrltet and stopped hy lhe "ton muny steps" wllh the I.R.siie Bincithnwks nt Monday pf Fehrunry and th!! wanis In Mason, Six boys [rom will [lrescn/ a drnmnt/c• r•omC'Ciy, Curoi's Shoe Store divided the rule. Haslett tonk over and :;ue· Huslett. The inst , time the 2 fnurth Monrlny of ench month the troop camped OL!t fur 2·1 hours "Waiting for liw 1\lnlc," Sntlll'· hill. cessfully fmze the hall for tlw schools met Ilnsiett trittmphed hereafter, and coolted lhelr own meals. '!'he clay, Jo'eht·uury ta, at the town Top games and series were by remaining seconds, 53·•11. The public is Invited to attend boys had tent, but used t's !l·l·kman was thr big gun m;un threatcs 111 gnmcs so far, I Morse Re~taurant ...... 51 37 9 points. High for the winnpr·s tr~p offe!JSIVe pet,Iormanc~ of tl!e nlng at her· home. Hostesses were hnm will be co·hostess. uary, 19.J.I. Arthur Dcyo as;,istp,J in lhro llol'lll'l allac'ic TIIP Wil· llol'nets Vie Fm·lith l'laee AI Rice Chevrolet ...... 48 40 was Schaibly with 9. Bill Stein· t~lght With 20 points; Bt!CitY P!lll· Mrs. Dan Pel\rul and Mrs. Fri~nd Mrs, Donald Davis arrived at at that first meeting. linmston r•ron!Pt' gllic/cc/ Con!'h Bob Coach Bah 1\ohloff's Hornets, in Howard Pontine: ,,.,., ...... 46 42 bach and Chuck Casaday tied for hps followed .him Wllh 11 1alltcs. Grimes, Games were played and her home from Florida uftet• ?'he disC"ussi.nn problem on tax· 1\nhloff's r•ngror·s 1~ their third fifth place now with 3 victories Wolverine Engineering .. 43 45 second·high honors with 7 points ~at~n ~~tpt~ls \~as forcc~.lnto refreshments ended the evening. spending 11 week with the A. e, at1on of public l:mrls was pte.. Jr;rr~ttr• trtttmph wtth 17 points ;tgainst 5 losses, will be shooting Jewett Flower Shop ...... 42 ~6 ------rlakmg qurck shots whcnevet the Alberts thm·e. She made the trip scntec/ hy nuss~'li Kleis. ~.~1<1 ns~c/ hLs li':f' [ramP to help for fourth place Friday, February George's Market ...... 41 47 • • I chance arw;p, Those chances were llinnm· Honors Del l'ulnuw hy plane. The Alberts expect lo . MemhPrs dr'C'Ic/cc/ llwy would gii'P \\ rllrnm,;ton !'ontrol c1r the I:i, when tlwy open the doors to IIi I ton and Richards ...... 40 48 VIkingS Joppfe few ancl far between as the Rams A surprise dinner party was anive home about Murch 1. lrke to Iwnt· from the eounty honrrls 11 · I' 'D 'II A · , Jim's Market 39 49 I used a pressing defense nil given for Del Palmer Thursday Vemelt Burgess cciehrated his groups ~1s to how tlw !om! group Jo;C'},·~lnn mppert the C\'ening's lC lllVilllllg anSVI e ggiCS. I Car~l's Shoe s'i~~~ .. :::::::·::::32 56 c' h I tt 67 50 Itlli::.,',~lL tDicl: !'et,ersG hi~h for :7 ev.ening in honor ·Of his birthday 85th hirtlll/ay anniversary in .Jan· should lllC'I'C'ase ,rcquirr.ments of 0 triglwst S('[)!'P. with 17 while IWyeth Laboratories, Inc. 32 56 0 I aiiiCS \ldC, lilt(! Ire,~, to,unds., anniversary, Il was -held at the uary. He was born and raised in memll::!rs who wrsil to he on til!' Sl II ar e • . O(' ( llll··I i(f! ' s :IC'C, D C/llliS· ._.o~ II'ICr, . Ithe wasfirst nipLla anc ter uetr Iu Rrroug1 'I l,wmc of his brother and sister· Holt. Besides his 7 ciJI'itll'nrr,~ Ire f.'armI Bur.eauI rnst.cr to rcecivl' 1 G0 fd en Gl n.vers -- nwsiJpd t:l points rm n nner-tlp v WnmPn's Bowling League Everett clirln't gain any grocmrl ·II · q f · ·j~ on, ap.tcs lll·iaw, Mr, and Mrs. Ollie Palmer has 23 g 1·andchilye t ownrd l'tu·· Mason sconng was cvenlv Thorburn Lumber & Coal ... :...... 8 Chevrolet 49 to 53 ...... $8.95 $7.95 nishin~· u muximum ot' rc· distributed, Dicit Demlow, Keith Mason Dairy ...... ,...... 5 Dansville 73-44 llnblt', lnw·<·nst profpc•tion nt u Horton, Jim Hallenbecl;; and Olds • Ponti~c 110 to 48 ,.. ,...... ~;7.95 $6.95 minimum cost. 'l'nll1 your Doug 'strickland all scored 4 In what Coach Bob Bnl' nnnlvorsnry I"rl· lllUJst of honor 1-'rlrlny cvenh1g nl I 'l'hu nnwlyweriH grcr.ted their Lll'riay evnnlng, Alhr!rln Ann gucsls at u recr.ptlon following rlny. Sunclny cullers ut the Smith n ~torl1 Hhowor 111 tlw Muermlwe Adams, ria£1ghh!r of Mr. uttrl Mrs. I he r·crr.rnony, A .pin)( nnrl whltr. horne, lwnnt·lng Mrs. Allen, wm·o hnll wltl1 Mr:;, Gordon Millis ns Knapp-Edtn.onds Vows Are Sole"!n~zed ' .Jnnnne 1\nnpp of Harlforcl Ralph Allums oJ' Mnerai mPetlng nf thr• Mrs, FiiJYcl Dnrllng, l'ut lll:own, " Mr·. and Mrs. VIctor A, Knnpp of Mnim· nf r.rnml Ledge, Mt•s. H;ty Hev. 1'11111 ,,, Al'llllid, IIIISint' or At. llnm1• In l.!IIIHilll;' Mm;on Met horllst W. .S. C. S. \I'll I Mrs. Gladys l!rown, Marv Simms Hartford. Mt·s. Bru<'e Millis nn'd Llmh; Hnthlm of Hrwhestcr nml Mbs ,tlw Mn:;1111 l'n•:.il,l'lr.,·t:~n diurdt, Followlnr:: I hr. reception tile lm held nt eiturdt Wcdncsrlnv, lloC'Invalt, nil of Mason. Hev, Paul I.... Arnold, pastor ol I(JHtJlp. [per fornwd tlw d11ulll!!·l'ing •·r•re· r•rntple left on a wedrllng trip to Fehruary Hl, at R p, m. 1\Jt•s. H£;,. the church, performed t.he ~~ ~~ it nHJilY in IIH! fH'P:iPIWr• of 2:i nwrn· ro11str.rn Miehlgnn. Upon tlwlt• re· ,fnrl(son n( Collins Memorlnl A pink anrl hill£~ motif II'IIH ·'' douhle·rlng ceremony a I. ~ o'rlock hm·s of lite irnnwrllntf! fnmilil!s. turn Iiley will maJ;e theh· hnm.~ 1 usml with u rioll t'l'ih demmlr!rl 111 ;, lO S, Clwslnut strer.t In Lan. r: llll'ch In Lnnsing will hi! guc:;l with plni( nnrl hluo £'artlntions. ln the preseue~ of lflO gueHI s. Etlwl C. ,\d:tms, annl of IJr[! :;penlwr. Her topic is "'!'he Out· Guests plnycrl g; nlt!s with For the nuptials th~ altnr wns sinJ~. 1 Danny Lori· Has llrltl£•, plit~'Prl 11 llll.'rliroy of ~~•lror·· reach of I hr. Mclhorlist Chlll'eh to lll'izcs rroinl,' to 111I'S, l'lr•.llill'rl decorated with baskets of snlmon llonH iltl'iurling "11111'11,1'~;." "I Lov£• Tlw lll'icle !(l'illillated from Ma· Hum! Negmus." h ' gladioli ami white chrysanthe· son high sehnnl In l!H!l, nftr.r Lyon, Mrs. All'n:il SdHU'Izer and Yr111 'J'nJ!y," :mrl "tl I'erfeet Mrs. W. A. C1·eirh!l' of Lllll.~ln;: Mrs. llrtll'C l'Vllllis. mums, and lighter! branch cande· Birthday Dinner Love.'' whiclt shr. attr.nrled Alma l'OIIege. labru, A haHket of gladioli ami She Is r.mplny9cl rtl the Jnglwm Will slitr~ HeVPl'itl .~l!lcctlons. '!'he hosiPss serwod kr! eream, Danny Lori rmterlained !J of Giwn In· lllilt'l'iug" I•)' IH•t· fa· llhstr;wt and 'i'itle Co. · Mr!mhc~rs of llw W. S. C. S. cnl1e anrl eofft•e. mums also udomed the choir 1 will sponsor a faiiHor· and son •· " ,,, rnll. his fii'Sl·gt·adr! classmiltcs last h<'r, the IJrirJ,• 1\'lli'r' II ~II'L'r!l· Tltr. hrirlegroom, a gl'!ulnalc of Sntunlay In lwnor o£ his 7th length gown "f Jlalro Jlilil\ wool Fremont high sP!wnl wllh the lm,t~quel Mnnrlny, l•'ehruary l:i. I !\Irs. Lr!JHI Sltr!t'lllilll of LPslle Mrs, Nathnn S. Dnvls, organiRl, IJlrthrlay mmlvcrsnry. jers£'.1' with illtgom ;w,·ent~. Het• class of Hlr!D, ~vas recently r'ilill'J,:erl from the army nflet• :J !• l'iday, 11s orlr~lnally sclwrlulr!tl. Hall Monday. ·ceding lh~ eeremony. Slw also Stephanie• 'l'inkler, Tfr•athei' Strlb· yeai'S of service In the Unill'd plnyed the Lohengrln and Men· l'osr~hl!rJ:;, ll'y, Nancy Nnr·ton, Dott({ nul!rn, Elizabr•th Arl:nm; of Oxford Stal£•f:, Alaslw and Jcrnnce. Hr~ delssohn wedding marches, and Lee Snrm;l, Phillip Wl1ile, Gary llnivrrsity, Miami, CI!Jio, wns lwt• frrved with the ;n•my ruglnee1·s Ingham County News served as aceompanlst for Enrl Blood anrl .roe! Sclmeffel'. ,-;Isler's maid ol' h•lil"!' hments brirle!~l'oom r111 , :l vr•ars. 1 iHrolrl mwn and Mr. ami Mrs. Riclt· Only $1.98 tended Into a long train, featured Carlyle Wassman of Lawrence. Mar~· Diamond pourcd lite cof­ Mrs. Hewitl served angel Joorl Br•r·t ll:dl of E:tlon .. H.apids, cntt~· ani Brown nttendecl lhe Miehi· lnce panel Inserts. uncle of the bridegroom; Loren fcc nnd Mrs ..Junior Brownflcld cake with p~ncapple filling, in of the llrirl•· ..'iron•rod ~~~ 'I'OIIJTIS· L1?n Press associ?llon banquet at lopped with whtppecl r:marn, tea ITI'IIl . ,c. I)'J\'t'rldegroom, :mri car- groom. moJuis of Midland, sisler·in·lnw ,. ,. '' .t ,, I u s 1\ c, 11r lllli Rnsev· le p I . C I . Only $1.98 rlcd a crescent·type arrangr.mcnt fo'or het· daughter's werldin:; of the bride; Mrs. Hay Rathlm · · !\It·.~. Adams f'IIIJSC' -1 pipj· sltrf'r . · · d nr: ling .o. w 11ch cnn· , .Mrs .. Bement moth- r:repe whir·lt , , ·,.;llllpiP;n;mte.rl lrtl:uted to the all-Michigan clin· of while roses centered with a Mrs. EdmondH chose a darl\ of Rochester nnd Mr~. Gordon ~I.vr;le a~H! 111 lavender orchid pullout corsage. violet rayon erepe dress with Lunt of 1\ulamazoo. et, Mts. Lett Apsey, Vtsttcd al with navy llt:<'•'·':;oril•s. !0:1!1! won• net. lh~ hom~ of Mr. and Mrs. Frank a shouldPI' cors: 11:e of pink rose- "'" , • '" "' FLANNEL GOWNS PAJAMAS White satin streamers holding hlncl1 ncrf.ssorles. Her cor·sagc Gu~sts at. tlw wedding carne Grtggs 1 hursday afternoon. ·Mr. anrl wll itr ''ilrnat ions. Mr. A l ll1NDS CLINIC 1 white roses In lovers knots ex· was made up of white roses. Mrs. from Mirllami, Grand Ra11ids, 1 burl~ tended from the bouqtJet. Knapp wom a light l>rown tnffetn Hartford, Law renee, Battle and Mr.-;, B. J. Po\ter of Okemos and Mrs. Parl;s wPn• umthlr! to I !laze! L. Thomsc:>n from Mason/ Regularly $3.98 r:alled at the !wme nf his brother- he present for IIH~ l'l:n•mrmy. Gcneml hospital, Mason, recently , Atfundunts Gowne£1 AIIIH' gown with while accessories, Ct·ceJ(, Ha~tings, Lansing and ln·!aw at~rl s1ster, Mr. and Mrs. -· ..... - . . - _. _____ , __ :tttendcd a 2-day wor)(shoJl on the Joann~ Knapp of Hartford. sis· with a corsage of white mses. Rochester. Grtggs, Sat11rday afternoon. Mr. tmprovement of clinieal instruc·, Only $1 tm· of the bridegroom, servr!rl as ~~cerrtlon In Churr·h l'arlors. Weddlug· 'fl'ill to Chh:a~;"n 1 and Mrs. Griggs spent I he week B' th d p t lion condLJcted by tlw Wnyne Uni· maid o! honor·. BrirJesmnlrts were he newlyweds gr_eeted. then· After tire reeeption Mr. ami ?IICI with her hrothet· ; guests groom, n graciLJate of Lawrenc'! Rodney. Edward ts the son of Mr. daughters, Mr. ami Mr~. Gerald VanSingel At WARE'S were ushered to t.hciJ· ronts ami sr.rverl the cnt(e. !J:.- Mr. anrl Mrs. Gl"orge Smnil of nnd Mrs. John Adams of Mecosta. I Hefreshmr•nrs 11·1•n• ,:r.rved and and Dirk of Hudsonville were 1 Eaton Rapids called on Mr. and Both boys recenl.ly returned !rom the guest~ of honor received r;uests at dinner Sunday of Mt•: i\'lrs. Roy Kilpatrick Tuesday. Mr. the service. . gifts. anrl Mt·s. William C. Fink anrl for friendly Service C,~rr.ents Flower Shop and Mrs. Harnlcl Beacham and family. family of Owosw spent Sunday Mrs ..Toseph Fonlana, Mrs. AI· Flowers For All Occasions with her parents, the Kilpa­ ford Powelson, Mrs. Hiclwrcl tricl\s. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Towns and Alice Gilchri~t vi>-' Phone Holt 4-1791 Smith of Lansing spent 1he weel\ ilerl Mr .. and Mrs. Joseph Fon­ end with her parents, Mr. an,J tana, .Jr., and Stephanie at New 1Mrs. Kilpatrick. Baltimore Monclny, Mrs. Hobert J?nx :tnd children of Ionia returned In their homf! Monday. Elizabeth Fox spent a week at the home of her parents, Look to General E~ectric Mr. 1111cl Mrs. Herbel'!. Jcox. Slw •, rcturnr.d to Central Miehlgan.ml· leg-e Monday. . Mr. and Mrs. DuWayne Howe entertained at rlinner Sunday the male qunrlet of Olivet Na:~nrr.ne \\'c'l'(' one vilnl COI'IH'I' or U111l; Appliances college. 'l'h~ quartet sang at the illl[ICII'IUilt. AIIWI'i('IIU "triaug·h• :" Mason Nazarene church SLtnrlay. 1'olll' do<'tOI', your• phar·mudsl­ Mr. ELIVERY Phone 1\fason 5<111. The four ~hildrcn of U.S. Attorney General and Mrs. Herbert Mr. and Mrs, Burt Warner en Brownell, Jr., at lunch together. Left to right: Jim, 9; Ami, U; lerlaiperl as clinnet• gLtcsts Sunrhty Joan, 16; and Tom, 12. Below,. their mother tells how her friendly Mr. anrl Mrs. Enrl Ewing of Lan guidance helped Joan with dating problems. · · 6 sing, Mr. ami Mrs. Don Smith Ware's Drug Store June Harkness and Mt·. anrl Mrs. l\luson Vern Glove1· of Leslie, Mr. anr: Miehigan Mrs. Dean Warner of Holt anr' ·----::=------:------' / Speaking of ~1r. ami 111rs. IIarolcJ Dnrmw. Thr Families oceasion honorecl th~ Enr! I By BETH JUDSON ------! E:wings on their first weclcllng "They're a nice family-il very they nhould. If we try to ob. anniverHary. Tuesday cvenmf! Modern appliances will lighten nice family," the maid volun. struct this normal urge, we cnn t.hc Wal'ller~ entertainer! the her work and brighten her life. tecred ns she flicked her dust l'ag be pretty sure they'll find some !<:wings at dinner honoring Mrs. over the furniture. wJy to get around it-and we We have the newest ancl best !':wing's birthday anniversary. The· "very nice family" wns won't know about it!" Mrs. Ewing is a daughter of tllC' • • • for the least, Come in and that ·of ·the Attorney Gencml Warners . of the. United Stutes, Herbert Once when Jonn was dating"n look around. Convenient terms Mrs. Leon Anway hns been Brownell, Jr. Children in the boy her parents didn't approve seriously sick at. her home for· 2 arranged, family number four. of (fo1• whnt they considered good wcelm. Her moth~1·, Mrs. Belle "The hst thing I could do," reasons)' there were no ultimn­ Mt·s. Brownell said when she I turns. No "you stop seeing that Luncly · and daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Stewart, and Mrs. Ruth .. the amazilzg NEW came into the room, "is set ·my., boy or else • · .!"sort of thing, Mier of Lansing, arc caring for · • ~ , that makes hard water feel, self up ns a mother .who has any . In~tead, Mrs. Brownell frnnkly, her. Mrs. Anway is improving. · taste, and act softer-without , answers. We just coast nlong but m a friendly way, told- her Dr. and Mrs. C!rvllle MeFaclcJen chemicals ....,. without destroy· and sor·t of let Nature take its daughter how they felt about the unci daughter, Denelcc, of Men· couJ•se." boy. Then .they let the matter ing natural minerals • , ·, that tone, Indiann, spent the wee!< end fYIS removes unpleasant odors and She sounds casual, She is drop. Before long, Joan ·of her with the latter's mother, Mrs. J. flavors , • , removes old scale casual. But-w:th a purpose, own accord announced, "I'm not C. Spragu~. . Guest·s at dlnner Dori! B1·owhell believes you can seeing Ted nny more." and prevents new scale Sunday at the hom~ of Mr. and WATER saves fuel. 1 .,. keep kids on , the trnck much . That's the wny it usually goes Mrs. .Tny C. Sprague were Dr. ~asier .If you gui~e them ,along with the Brownells. The dating and Mrs. McFadden and Deneic~, , •• that gives . 1.n a fr1~ndly, understanding wny. . problems- of both Joan, 16, and Mr. und Mrs. Richard Stewart. of It's when you block them with n Anne, 14,, 'usually worlc ·them. Conditioner silky· smooth Lansing, Mr .. and Mrs. Harley quality to water ' battery of "no's" that they're selves out in the natural course Sprague and family of Royu) tempted to jump the track! of events. As a result, their Onk and Mrs. J. C. Sprague of for hair, bath, ' Tnke the problem of the dating h11ppy family life isn't plagued Mason.· dishes, lnundry, teen-age daughte1·, for instance. with unpleasant scenes, smoldel'· car wash ••• that "Joan· was 18 when her first ing resentments, or outright rc- I improves coffee beuu came around," M1·s. Brown. bellion. - and other · ell s11id. "She seemed so young 'ObseJ•ved ·Doris Brownell\ , OFFICE CLOSED flavors. to be starting, yet we didn't stop "Dating teen-agel'S a1·c so mud her. When boys and girls are old easier to handle if we can guir ~oi1day, enough to want to go out to· their activities in a fricm" •n• rether, it •eema natural that understanding wau.". I Februa1•y 8th Sold By Copyrllh1''195l, Mental Health Mll,lerlols Center ~his ~olumn is spmisored by the Michigan Society for Voss Sales·~ Service '· 1700 E. Grancl River Mental Healt~. Requests for information should be ad­ . _Phone Ll\n~lng dressed. to the society, Room· 645, 153 E. Elizabeth De- - ·DR,. Kate E.. Lamb Olwirios · · Jo:D·2·li915 or Im·2·.Jl81 -follins-Sales &.ServiCe.!. ,· lroit ·1; Michigan. · ' Optometrist / Phone ~-5311 \ 1'. FOR HOMES· LAUNDRIES· RESTAURANTS· HOTELS ·INST.ITUTIONS Ingham County News Februarv 4, 1954 Page 5 Wllllum~lon Wr!alc,vnn )llclltnri­ I 0 I IHI, .lrh•ll, nev, Dnln~ 'I'unnor, duncin.v. 'Tho main spoalwr wnA ~-----~------,__ ___ , PllHinr. Worship ~£H•vkes, 10:00 n. If T h . Presbyterian Men Dr, R. N. Hlloy, MIIIJI't'ln!t!!Hlont ormer eac er m. nnd 7:.30 p. !Tid ehtu•r•h :wl1nnl, nr 1111 Nogro MotltrHllHl chtU'ciii.!H 11:0() u. ·Ill.; Jll'ii.YCH' lict'Vic•e In the Chiellfl'O nren, I o· . .L . Werlncmlny, 8;00 p, m, Make Plans for' Oihl'r frmiiii'OS of !hi' prngl'illll . I 1es 10 • ans1ng illl'lllclc'ri: Hm·nmlion, siJ~hl·sPeing Whr•nfllelrl lllr•lhnrllsl, IIPV, C~. Annual Banq·uet tnnrs, hnnqur.ts, c1 i:; 1 ~ 11 s s 111 11 11-llt;H J•:IHin G, llr)n.lmnin, Hi>, of 1•:. l'ollnr•k, fllllilor, Morning Will'· m·nupH unrl a visll from Gov. n. ·11!2 W. lllllsrlnln sti'I!P.(, Lnn.~lng, Willlunlslllll Wm;lf',\'1111 M"lluul· i !\uri 1\rwplill, pa:;trn·. flnnclny slilp, fl:ilO; flunrln~· sohool, "10::10. Tl1r. ClllitlCII of !\len of tim Mumlny morning wllh wnrd sl'llllol, huvlng l'hilrge of ynung- pt•oplo'H lfll'r!llng, 7::111 p. rlttrlng I'C'I~IIIar rlivinc• Hei'VII·e~ p. Ill. In llw chtll'dl parlnrs. Tl11• litr.ir lHlsl:>, . I he l'il'llli'IIIIII'Y room fur ·/ii'VCJI'Irf progl'llm Is for men nnd !1oys. Yl'llrs. Sl11~ was nfflllalt!d wllh tho Ill, ltfllll' from II II, Ill. llllril!r l'lllllJIC· Hnll Nn~nr·cm!' t•hlll'l'll, HPv. Mnson rlciP.t(aiL'H \\'PI'r. .ltlllf't !-lunw men will "ntlopt" n hoy ior naptlst l'lllll'l'h during her· 1'0~1· IPfll ~llfH•rvlslon. Willinrn KP!Icy, JHIHtlll'. Sttllrlay BLtllen, .fnyl'r! unrl .roan Hull, Bru·· liw evening. ril'nc·c~ here. Sf sdwol, 10 a. m.; rnornlnr: wot·· hal'll Slmurl, Lois llali, Lno i'Pr­ Willhunslnn HnlhPrirll''s I ---- · In Uw mid.~t nt' tlw c•hurclt will I sing (Jrnisc unto thel\, Wllh till! I.'Xt:C•pllnn or a Yl'lll'.'l J·~plsc•nJHll, Normrtll 1\inzir•, vil'itl'. WillilllllSIOII ~il. M:u·,v's ('nih ~hip, II 11, m.; N. Y. P. S., fi:·lfi Foliowirig tllC dinnot·, whivh ldn~. IJarhara .rr•wc!lt, H11rllara ( flj•hr1•ws 2:1 ·~.) H1•:ul l)hili)t)Jiuns I :1-7. HJH'IIt In 1111• \Vr•sl, slw llild rl'· !-lervil'eH mul l'illlrl·h s••llool, II ;1)11 uli,., i!P\', l•'r, l111gll C'onlclln, p~s­ p, m.; cvr>nlng cv;mgeli:.;llf' ~erv­ will be served l1y !he \1\'onwn'~ Norlon, l~rvin OWI'II anti Dll'i1 Some yl'at·s ngo, we looh: a patty of young people up nssoeinllon, thn pmgram will lm Selircrl. Pal't!nls ' who provider! slrled In Lansing since 1!108, a. m.; first nnd lift !I c;IIIHiny~ .. [lor. C'onfc:ssions iiiHI rlevoliow; il'e nl 7:.'30, Pt•nycl' meeting erwl1 Snowdon, 1he highest mountain in Wales. We chose a I<'IJI'hlng at Townsend unci Oalt fourth Sunrla,\'S, I loll l·:rwllarlst.l ,';rllllniri,Y 7::m p. Ill. Sunday Wr!rlncsrlr~y al the clntr•eh ut 7::l0 prcsenled undf't' thr. rhalrmnn­ lt'ansportnlinn \VI'I'I! llownl'll Sr>l· clanget'CJLIS lmr:k, and 1he last half rnllc proved especially dif­ i'nri1 fn•sh nil· SC!hrmls until her 'J'IIlrrl Hunrlrt.\', morning pr.t,l'''r tmaoM~·.~ nl 7::lo anrl Jo::ln 11. m p.m. shlp of Hr!x Gillen, Tile Mnson hP.rt, Mr. anrl Mrs. Hay I'Pl'llins, flcul!. I3y holding onto one another and helping one anotlw1·, fllllll'lr>t will ~lng nnrl Billy Crum· /\lion Slmud and Mrs. CIH!IIis rl'lil'l'llll'll( SI'VI'I'IIi YCIII'S /11{0 bC• Hill] litany. /' FuwiPI'\'iiiP: c 'nllfPsrions nnrl riP· l'illlsn of iII lwnlt !1. . .. vot Ions r111 Frirlay 7:01) p. m. Sun· we HLII'mounted evet·y ob:.;tacle and I'eachccl the summit. llnlu•t•, vc•ntrlln[Jtllsl from Dall~­ lin II. WillinmHiun llatlll~l, ITHmhl vlllc!, will prc~t'tll his ac•t. Miss Jll)ll.lmnln !;; suJ·vlverl by nJasun ('hm·c·h nl' I hi• N11111/'l'lll',l' rl.ty llliiHH Ill !1:011 II. Ill. ltePHe, pnHinl', Clnn·c•h ~c·hool 10 ,Just hefore we at'l'ivecl at the top, we noticed an elderly man comitlf.( up Olll' tmck alone. IIe was doing alone what H.cv. George E. Wnlwurlll, pus­ n .~islcr, Mrs .•Jolin ltnlisrm nf Hoy M111111111, pr~slor. ~-itHHiay , - · --- n. m. Worship scrv!l'c 1 t 11. m. lnr of lhe FirHt Presbyterian Lnnslng, nnd n iJrollwt·, l'crr.y lldtnnl, Ill o'dod·:; Jll'l'illllillt~ HI' !'I'· ~,f, ,fllllll'~ C:rlltnllc• ,,llssinll, llt. i1. would hnve heen impossible fot• any member our· patty Tempcrance Leader nntl 7::lll p, m .•Junior 1111rl ;;enior of ellurl'h in 'l'ceumsnh, will h~ l.letlinmln of Filnl. il't', II n'doc•Jc; N. Y. i'. S, Sl'l'\'· .lli'V. r.J.c:t[J', I 'Ita I'll'.~ 1\l'n!illg, JliiS· gt·oups G::JO p. m. ThurHtiay. 1o have clone wit I! nut help. On the summit we talked with guest ~penltr.l', lit! Is a youlh Will Speak Friday F'uneml SI'I'Vir'PH Wf'l'l' lwlrl In il'e, G:•Hi o'dlll']l, Sill II! 1111d prlli''f'. IIIII', MIISS Willi)[> sairlnt till' 1'1111(1· Tcrwht•rs IPsson slndy follower! hy this sll'Hilget·. lie lllt'tlf'rl out to he on expert climbet·, who wot·iwr· with 11 mlnislry In the Lat1sing Tw•srhty wllh !Jurirll at Evangclisti'' nws:;r~;~''· 7:::n. Pray- PI rtt llir• l'orn<'l' of ~1outh .Jerrer­ Jli'II,VP.l' sPrvir'e at R p, m. Ladles had r;pent most or his lil'c climbing mountains. In coni rasl problems of ynulh. Hr~v. Wal­ Dr. K <:. l'n!llyJIIIHI, dli'l'<'lor l•'lnshing. m· meeting \V1•rlnPsriav r•vertinr: nt 1 '''Ill and r'III'IT,I' sii'I'I'IS 11! IO::Jil Baptist Union :JrrJ Wedtworlny, 2 to him, we wet·e just ot·rlinat·y people, hut together we had worth hr>ndB the c•nmmlltP.e on of thr> Mir'hir;an 'i'l'niJll'l'lliii'J' 7:30. · 1 :>uncla,v IIHII'Ilittg. p, m. in homes. managNI 1o J'each the 1op or 1he mountain. soda I nriucallmt nnrl ttl'! Inn of l•'olllllliltiolt, will hi' tlu• spPal\1'1' SIII'I-:Jt\'ISO!t 1..; IIONOJtJO:U Ol'dinary llle Pm~hytcry o[ Lansing. II( the ITII'C'IIng of liH• Ingham SupPrvisor Cnrl ( :. L'rml of J•:ust Wllllarmlnn c :1'1111'1' ,1JI'IItorli·d,: ff:~IJ l't'l"l'l'll•r·iun. Worship The Cltl'istian clntt'ch enables men and women Willinmslllll 011SI11'1 Jlall, ,111:!.1 1o live tlw Christian lire suceess!'ully. In the !'ellowsllip of I he Tidwts fnt• liw dinner are County SPI'Vit'l' ('lllllll'il l•'rlrlay l.altslng, l't'<'l'n1ly l'P.Iin!rl as henri llol'iii'C' .lltiiW~. pa~lrot·. Wron;Jiipi'.I'I'\'JI'r•s al Ill a. 111. 11111! ll:lei noon. 'l'lw llli'Pting will Ill! hPiol in 111' the• /\JidtiJ.(Illl Stale poultry ric· lltu·klt!y ro111l. Bl'l'fllllng of !Jrr•ari, Cill'isl inn ehlll'cll, we disC'over with o1ltei' onlinm·y men and availahle nl the dlllreh, f:m·vic•e, !1::111 :1. n1.; dllll'l'il ;; 1:horoi, r1. m. Till' :J l'iJrtrc·h :whonls fn1· I he liiiSI'Illf'llt or Ill!! l!all J\lp­ Jl.il'lnwnl, was lul!tot•cd r·ecently Ill a.m.; :-iuncla~' Hl'iwolnncl !Jihlc~ women 11w neC'essat'y powr!l' that ennblr.s us to become "more JO::lll n, 111. Ill<' ''llilclr<'n will he• hl'!rl al thr> dns.~. 11:30; Gnspel and ministry, llll]rial lilmtry al Ma~nn. IJ,v l'olh~iiJ~IIr•s 111111 frielHis. They limn conquerors through him that loved UH." Sunriay, 3::!0-fi p. m.; ministry '!'he lnghnm l'ou11t,v SPrl'il'o' prl'si'II!Prl !lis wilh a boat nnrl an \\'lllinrm;lun ~l,·nnu·inl Llllill'l'· . I I'HAVtm Wr•rlnc~day anrl Frlrlrty, H p. m. Methodist Youth ('oun!'il is lljiHIP up of Jlllillil· IILIIIH HI I'd motor. nn, 111:2~ \V('sl (;r;lltd JUv ·r. nr·v. \\'illiuruslnu ~IPI!uulisl, ltcv. f'OI' 1 'l'nple from dwrl, "J•:r~Y(ll tu W1• filanJ1 'J'Ju•r•, 0 l•'alhr•••, the Clu·islian l'lnm·il, frll' it~ wor· 1\'f'lfnl'l' tlltrl hc•;tllh agr>lll'il's lllld I ior:H't' .lilllH'H, paslnr, Clllll'l'il Cannan." ~hip Uml nplil't:; ns, ils if'lll'hill~s !hut. !min us, lis fr!llowship that. private H).;r>ndt•s d1•nilng willt CL:\IWY FACES Ol'l'OSI'I'ION '<'hnol, Ill ;1, 111.; \I'OI'Silip Sf'rvkc, I fm·ti!ks n•;, llr•i11 us I his rluy to l'l!l'll!;nizr~ 1111r ner•tl uf lim church. Attend Institute health, 1\'Pifam mill l'<'en•alion ( 'iii'SIPr it. !'l'ilwesingr!l', !•'lint, lntHr•Cify Hihl:: <:hurr~h 11 :1. rn.; Yn11111 l•'c•llowship, ,iun· Williumston Chrislinn :-il'icml'll In Ch1·isl's 11111!10', Anwn. (ll'llhlems, ! :r•rH•sec• I'IIUIII,\' pruseeulnr, mrty ~X'.!i 1~. Jll.khi!;'nll, J.rwHill!( inr gmup, :i p. 111.; senior group, 'l't!ll mrm her·s o [ the ~let hmllsl r; p. 111. ( 'ltoir Jmtl'lil:e, Wcdnes- >.;rll'if'l,y, 1:J.i :-;, Putman. Churdt Youlh i~r.llowshlp nf Mason :tl· '"' ;1 l'ancliclale: for mngn•ssmrm S;lrvic.is nt I I a, m, Ill HI ~ ::/,) I ~ SCI'Vil'CS, Sunday, JJ :011 a. tn.; lender! the /\lbinn-Lansing dls­ "[ ['1111 rio all tl1ings through agninsl J\i1 Clanly in llw !Dei•! pri· I 11)', I p. Ill, Ch1·ist whidt strcngl hem!! II mP." Werinesrlay eveni111~ meeting on trif'l mlrl-wintet· inslilute <~I Lnn­ 111ary, at'l'lll'ciing lo Flinl nepubll· (J>hil. •1:13), ('jill:-;. Jtr.,y l'u11PI'Silll, l'nstnr \\'illiams(llll NII7.Jti'PIII', He•\', the flrsl anrl third Werincsday of former leslie Pastor Gets Bid sing last F'ridny, Saturday anrl I lhc monlh. SLlllrlay scltooi in the ------llarnlrt Yol'l1irn, pn~;lor. Clllll'l'll ·----· l:.l'iiiHol, J(l;flll II, 111.; \\'fll'ship set'\'· same building al 11:00 a. m. Slrll'ldll'lrJ~:·e UUIII is!, .James E. j , Ingham County News February 4, 1954 IIOW CIIHI~'l'lt\N :·WIJo:NCJ-; il'C', II :Oil 11. 111.; prayer tnPC!ting To Attend National Dedication Lombard, paslnl'. !O::JO, morninr.t Page 5 Wr•riiH"'ria_v, .'::Oil p. m.; Ladies OiH'IlliiS llnplls!, !lev. .T nh n worship; 11 ;3fl. Biblr s1·hnnl; 2::Jo, Hev. Edward .r. Cross, who for Onnndagn CommLcnil\1 dtureh. Ill! Krummcry F'nrm Scrvic•c; 7:1", Mi:;silllllll')' SndP!,I' tlr"t Thurs­ Hookn, pa.~tot·. Morning sr•rvirll', 10::!0, Sunday s<'lwol, II :30; Sun­ :l yp:u·s lws been 01 n•sidenl of tlw is a native of lhe stt1te of New Junlol' and Senior Baptist Youth rla)' of tile nwttlll :rt-7::10 p.m., as llaptist !lome and Jlospitnl, May- Yorit, was criueaterl for the min- Vcllowship ami arlult Jcilowship ria~· evening service, 7:30 p. m. Overcoming I annoliiH'Pd. wood, lias, rcc•civccl an islry in Chicago, came Ia Michl- with the lnpic "Tilr. Binding Ynuth f'iwil', ll::JO p. m. WcdnC>s· Jllinni~. 1lay; adult choir, !J:OO fl. m. invital inn to atlen on whi_cll will be went frnm Leslie, which had been of Grace" for di:;eussion; 8, evc>­ I>. i llll'i;arJay, pastor. Chttrl'l1 lhc names of all the 52 ministc1·s his resirlenc:e fnr 22 years, to the ning ~ervicc; 'l'hursday, 'I:J:'i, :1tatima CHLW sdtool ill ;1. 111. Worship .~f'l'Vic'C Honsel lJnill~rl ISI'cliu·c•n, Louis of tlw AmeriPan Baptist eonwn· Maywood home in September of Chrislian Tmining rnstiltllc; 7, II 11. 111. atHI 7:::o p. rn. Pray<•r Nnvolny, pnstor. Sunday -school,' lion wlw have been awarded tlw 1950. nrchcslm practic•c; 8, pn ycr· and !1211 on yunr lliul 1 sel'l'it'l' \'Veilnesrlay, :'l p. m. So­ 10 a.m.; worsi ip service, II a. Rosa 0. Ilall certificate [or dis- This honor certillcale is'Bible study; !J, ehnir practice. d!'!.\' IIIC

7::JU I'. liD. llan ~I' iII~~ lllt•llwtlist, Rev. Fir·st Churd1 of Ciu•isl, SeiPII· Charles R. G1·oss, pastor. 10 a. list, Mason, holds Sl't-vices at tlw Hohhil' 1'11'\l'<'nmr·r is au•c·um· m., c:hurc:il school; ·1 I H. m., Wnl'· dllln:h, c·orner of Oal' and Barnes 2 Sanday : ;!'l'\'in:-; P"nil':l IJy ~rll'. anti Mr·s. Gt•()l';.:'l~ ship service with a message hy stl'I'Ctls, every Sunday at 11:00. Sndil'l' :md ChltHIL• Luwrellt•e, llw pnslor, "Tile Emplwsis ls on Sunday sehoul is held during I he C!amera to you !Uornin;~ - IIJ:i:O Youtl1!" :'l:OO p. m., !Vi. Y. F. anrl servkes fot· pupils up to the agC! from dulil• Ul'lb;l ~<:~· .. uini; - 7 ::-w Bible sturiy. Midweel' ser-vice of 20, Vv'erlnesdny evening mecl­ Thursday evening al S o'dock. ing at s:nn includ••s tc~·1 imonies of Christinn Science healing. A Dans\•illt• J•'l't'l! J\lt~llwrlist, Rt:v. pullilc rPacimg mom is open nl in 60 seronckl I L E. Moore, past or. Ill ;1. m .. the ehurl'it r:vcry \Vr.rlnesclay anrl Sunday school; 11 H. m., Jli'CIH'il· Saturday fri•m 2 to ·L Tlw wltolly Bunker Hill Chu~ch of the Nazarene ing scrvi<'e; 7::lfJ p. m., Young spirilnai nalur·c o[ cffeclivc I'asl or C:r ;•! l'. B:II'IH'S Peoples ~crviee Jollowed hy a Jll'ilyel' \Vhieh cJVCr£'nmPs :-;in~ mPssOJgP hy 1he pas to\'. Prayer Sif'l\llf'S.~ 1111d HOl'I'O\V, Will he ~CI t111~r•1 ing 'A'erlnesclilY evening at forth al Christian Sden['e ~et'V· 7::JO al the church. il'rs lhi~;· SL1111lny, Fehnmry 7, I!J:i•J, in lhe lesson-sermon en­ i\lilh•ille Commllnil)', Carron tilled ::_spirit." l•'oltz, paslor. Wot·ship service, 10:15 a. m.; sCJrmon tnpie, "Save 1-!!nddn•lcl~·c~ .1\letlwrlist, J•'ranl1 Onr Ynulh." Chureh srhnol, 11 a.' 1•', Benish, pas Ior. I0:.10 a. m .. m. Duteh rlinnCt'. for the _puhJill morning worship. Speaia•rs will TuPsclny, l~ebrum·y fl. al noon. W. be Mrs. Joy Prurlon, M. Y. 1•'. SNAP IT! s. c. s. meeting Ill 2 p. m. sponsor; Harmon Camburn, We ehtu'l'll school superintendent; A MINUTE LATER, N1'1'l hwest St ncl1hrltlg·c Cnm­ anrl ltcv. Frank F'. Benish, pastor'. mnnit~·. C:n·fon Foltz, pastm·. 11 :•10 a. 111., Sunday sehool: G:30 THERE IT lSI Worship service. fl:1" :1. m.; ~Cr· p, m, Metlwrlisl Youlh F'cllow· That's the joy of a Polaroid Land Camera. mon topic, "Save Our Youth." ship; S p. m., evening service; Believe Church school, 10:15 a. rn. MonrlCt moves, m.; junior youth meet, ThurKdny :1l lhc town hall, 4:15 p, m. or the pose isn't right •. , you rna IJoll Ul·otlwrhoocl 'l'cmple lllelh· can shoot again before >;our Hunlth luncheon the women of tile I::1 To load, just drop in the film. In him as a por;on oil tho moral <;ay, Come. And let ·him that is list Negro Church in Lans1n One setting adjusts len~ Of'Cning • ·•·. 'are·madc directly from·your 1thirst come. Whosof!ver will, let with Mrs. Toomer of the LincoJ; and shutter speed. f print-:-quickly, inexpensively. ends oF lhe univer;o and oil tho Community Center also as 'tim taim the water of lifC> IrE!ely." No t.anks,_ 1iqui~s or fus,s. No. need to keep negatives. movem~nt of Gocl's ttcrnal purparo 'l.evelations 22:17. guest. .• find meaning and value • ' \ Brien United Ur•e!ht•en, Herbert 1\lasou ll:tJIUst, Loycl G. Cam· =:hcrry, pastor. Sunday school, 10 way, pastor; GC>orge Murthum. t, m.; morning worship, 11 a.m.; choir director; Mrs. L. G. Cam· Atte11d the Church of Your Choice cl1ristian Endeavot·, 7:45 p, m.; way, orgnnlst. Services Sunday ~vening sorvice, 8:15 a. m.; pruy­ Fepruary 7, 10:00 a. m., worship WARE~S Eve11'y Sunday !l' meeting We'dnesclay,. 8 p. m. communion service ami mcclitn $8.95 Do.wn l'he Men's Brothea·hood associa­ lion; 11:15 a. m., Sunday. school· --...--llill'i8~~~~1Qi111rja:rr.d ion of the church will meet I'ri­ G:30 p. m., Youth Fellowship '' ' . lny, l~i!bruary 5, at 8 p. m. In the 7:30 p. m., worship, sermon: '1Liv. DR.UG . STORE. .. Easy Pa.yments '. " ~·· -· · ·1\l•;~oi; ala;rl'llott·ni·othm·h ood.: ~IeHaodl:sFCluuchcs ·, · ba~emcnt of the church. ' lng in Sin ot· As· Sons." Ingham County News Fe~ruary rn111rnunlty 4, 1954 Pauc 6 fo't111e1111 IPJ\kBl nl Hw homo nr f O~IOI !lire fiH Jnunl of Jlo11 "Ill ~how plctUICS WOI£l held WI'Cinesdny wllh rllnnet tnlten on tho f,lllJily H trip to the Items IJUrial In the Bunl!er IIIll cemc Jmy ·Til me~ !Inrt nnrl Mrs Ji'tnHslr• £Tnly Lnnd I he SllflJlot will lw Mason Gclsonlmv£ll ~Jll'llt ~unrln\ In Ir I potllte 11 lito e trttenrun[! nr r. to Mr and Mr~ r.ullene PuJJol~ eum~ch nl the homo nf Mt nnrl lulm l.ihlr. servho nnrl n dlslr trr of Taci>Hon wrm:! Runrluy r•vf'nlng Mrs i\tllun Gelsr'lllt.l V\'r puss City Council Proceedings euller~ of Mrs Mny fier.rl 'on t Qur•r•n UI'JIIt'HP-Irtnflvl1 Ph twd 1'1 lrtny ovon!ng of Ius I \1 cole Mr nnri Mt s PercY Bnt Pll nnd Board Of Educatl Mr nnd Mr~ Blolne Rice, ru Mr und Mrs IIugh Angell u N rncy ntlnndnri thP I'Xton~lort Pnltlc!a IIechl, rhntghlot of Mr componiert hy 2 aunts nncl on and MtH Mux IIncht of Stocl1 comp.1nle r1 Mt und Mt s Mar vln fumiiy night nt Mn~on hiv 1 • A h' uncle went to Chrnlotte Sunclny Uosidns In n recltnl rn Lnnslnf' sr honl lnHI we ell HIres rc I tects brltiUP, hns been chosen reptesen nftl'rnoon to visit .r sick couHin, tntlvo ftom lhe Sto' ,(Jnlclgo hlr,:h Boh Shmrl where Llnclrt floslbr!dge Community Agr Icui Jnd>son crntnty Pat is 11 senior ul Sun!lny evening with Mt nnrll Get rn rny, illlrl lwcn rltl\ In,; turn! srhools hts hltrd Luuls Stor kllllrlgc During her 4 yem" Stockhtldl!e wero Sunrlny vlsllot,; Mrs Cnrl Rnhh In Lnt)slng lrurks lie was ltanstcncd In thr• of M 1rllyn Prances nnd Cnt I C Kingscnll and Assor lnt~s of In high 1e hnol she hns tulwn pnrl ":h llng0J1 ' StocldnlclgP Community schools Gmdner has returned aftC!r hr:!lng the home of Mts George 1\ tlnr. lltrl Mts n ullin D ll'lt 1111 Dilly of Lansing spent Sunday held meetmg linn rl.ry cvroning 1 Services Held for nbsent for 3 weei1H with the ells The lesson Plnnnlng for the rlon rtlons tot.lllccl ~r.I 10 with her patents Mt uncl Ml s .rncl eiec tc rl nell offtcers Not mnn onse Luter Yems WOH presenter! liV 1 111~ Smith IC':lns no11 h rs It strnrlt of Meadsvlllc were Snt In W.rsltlngton D C Pmtl Stc Jnmcs Monroe lng pn11y Friel ty cvr n!ng nft('I pie ple a In moue unci coffee I ht 1\11 1111rl Mt s Lr s101 llutstlc 1 Buclrt 70 cllecl ur doy evening visitors of Mt 1 1 cl"ctccl tct tIre nc1v of whtch they hncl tefreshrnents 11 l'ehtu.rJ~ meeting 1\111 he n1 the rn o11d frmll~ 1\1111 to lllllsdrh and Mrs Cern! Underwood lltcnsfi rW• s ~1 1 rnlttl ltnrl Mr" Frlrit'" He IV IS hm n In Boone the home of Mr .mel Mts Lcr e e o vrrc c 111 t ,, r ount~ Inrll rnn homeofMts LeonNotlh 1\tci,IJI!otelrst fnt n\rt Sunrll\ Mr an I Mts Cml Nelson nnd M 1 'I 1 elc"i rl sc"r" July 18 1883 Ulrey Pnmlly night 11!th supper and l\1rs lllllsiiey rhnnet Will he! Mr .mel Mrs Lynn Reynolds and f ton nsh111 hull Jedson Ji'elton were evenrng rrnved home h~ pi me Suncl \ 1 served Steven from Lansmg and Mrs guests at the Balb s I m I Mr and MI Wesley Shop bell Rose home In 1975, holtt ye IllS mdtJSI\4'1 lm Clu snlr• fllllpost nf (Ill} Mr nnd Mrs AI rrff,my nnd l\hs M rxme Rocpcl,e ~11 s I:una ,Johnson lug thellllllctpnl or nntllh•• mt< tl'sl 1111 bonds ul tlu s< hnnl I lnnch Lnnt1s nml l'vlts I diSflllf IIIIIch !Ill' nt IIIIIY h llUihotl'ld (o h• tssue•d It} fumrly wete Mom ay eventng dtn 1 1 Mr ancl l\1t s Flo• cl Donn! ner guests of Mr and Mrs Law !Iuw,ml Jltenrled t 1e Jl~s ·' lh1• r•h•dot s nl tiH' sr hool County, Mwlugnu, (Inghum I rm nshtJI Ag IHU!hn tl M1 and Mrs Fran1< Gervm and daughtcr Mr and Mts Holle! t caJlcrl on Mrs Lawrence Smrth School) bo1row lht• sum nl *llti,OO!l 011 nml tssw• Its hnmls family of St John~ wete Monday Ro•c and f rmrlv thrs \\eel< Sunday nfternoon lherefm· for I he [llllllnsc uf e•tt

:Kiw~~is Club at Williamston ' . ;will Mark 30th Anniversary &t: : Next Monday nl~hl, !CchJ'ltary !:l, the Wllllrnm;ton 1\lwanls dull I :will marl! Its :Jill h unnlvcrM' r•nd En~int•Pn-:. Tlw as- mr.ricl\ of Fuwl<{rville called on 24-0Z. 15-0Z. ~~·;.;,;mcnt will llr: aboul 1/3 of the l\lr. ancl Mrs. I!owarcl Townsend CAN Cat Food l LITTLE KITTENS 2 CANS 23c Beef. Stew DINTY MOORE 39c 11 pprai,~cd t'VIiiUat ion. Tile• ~urvcy Sunday n fternnon. '12-0Z. 16-0Z. was nwr!c to equalize tiJC tax Mr. anrl Mrs. Fay Townsend KINGAN'S, K. P. TIN 37c Corned ·Beef Hash BROADCAST ' CAN 25c Otl RAMO mone,l' o[ Uw p~oplP. II WiiS noted ami Mr. and Mrs. Hrnvarcl Town­ Luncheon Meat LB. lilal Ill!! appraiser's evaluated t'lll! sc!ntl attenderl a birthday purly PKG. OF 15 19c Chocolate Star Cookies HEKMAN'S PKG. 49c IHiilriings 1111 rPr~onslruelinn r•rJSI, for Mrs. Rex Tnwnscnrl at tile Jolly Pops ASSORTED SUCKER~ ' 4b-OZ. 1 dt•pre•·ialicm, lypc of eonstt·uction horne of Mr. and Mrs. Act hen 1-LB. 1 W\4£tl tlU0£0 BOX Orange Juice · FLORIDA I CAN 29c 11nrl t>xtent of remodeling. Will Saturclny night. Soda Crackers NBC 25c Mr•yol' MallC'r saidlhat a public .Piilsy Iff.'gge spent Saturday lll'aring will !Jc• twirl 011 the mat· With Dnnnn June Bauer. lt•r of lax arli11slmr.nls in llw Vcmt Walker of Lansing spenl ·~ F lfO Z E·N·.: F b 0 D. F-.A V.Q·~·I T E S! n. hospJ1al, Ann Ar\Jor,. last Di:~1;:: Bath~,. Soap; ' CAKE . ·--...._ ...... ,\.siNCE 1159 . same acts,as mentioned plus de-· w?e~< I~ get~lng .• along· nicely .a!lrl ' ',: - • • ' - • I • ~-' ' fectlve~ wiring, .. cJefective chini- expects to 1.etmn home soon.· 1 _C~dy ·Hardware neys, defective ,stoves and 'llgl1t:. · • , . . . ·, . . . · · · ning. 'l:here were no fatalities be- -. ~~c g~o·~ of .1 ·people, 1\lld of '; ·_dexo:· S.horteni.ng . . cause of ike :j~iB. CAN:.:3tc: . 3· .c~~ .. ·: .]5c ··:? .. •., ' \ ' ' ' ' • ·•.' :'· •r: ,...... · •'• VE TORY SALE ,,,,.,.•lid· TERMS AVAILABLE Cash Appreciated! Ill' WE'RE UNLOADING ·llh Trade-in Can Be AU or Part of Down .Hurry - Hurry Don't Wait Refrigerators Payment' Philco 11 Cubic Foot Sale Starts February 4, and Ends February 13 iUodnl 77. U11N t'rem1e1' 1'11esl IH~J·nss the to)l, uutomut it• ;ll'i'l'Ost, 11nd ' ' moisture eoutml. I

,. .,.~ ' We Must Cut Our Inventory Now $299.95 and Old Refrigerator .,.;,. •t I··· 17-S-300 Cons~h·, was $SO!I.95 ., .. ,.:. · ' · · Help Yours~lf and Us ll•to:.

I'll u' 17 -T-3(it: Console, was $339~!)!) ...... Crosley DAE-9 5 IU',IC •oil II . . . RCA-Victor J>ush-botton defrost. and equipped wilh Ute famous Cm~hw SIH'I\'a· 21-T-3(1;{ Consoh~, was $409.95 ...... do•·· 1'hi' rcgulnr lll'ice on tills wnndcl·ful box was $3:l!I.!J5: SPECIAL Single Records 75c Now $299.95 Revco Home Freezers ·Speed Queen Ironers Tappan Gas Ranges Crosley SE-9 S .. 11, · Was $039.!)5 RX-20 Consqlc Ironm·, was $175.90 ...... : 'J'hi.~ motlel l'eg-ullll'ly sells fni· $299.91i. Jt: has l'reeze•· eiwsi: llt'I'OS~ 23 Cu. Ft: $5'49.95 0 1 Hw h111 111111 Jnlllly othm· ·tlt~luxe t'eutuJ"es. ... 1.:•: Was $469.95 UW-10 Console Ironm·, was $129.9!5 ...... $194.9 5 l'lflfl•,••. 15 Cu. -Ft. $429 .. 95 SJ:;· ;~ ~:?2, ,.,~2.!?,· .~~!~!,?~. P'l•• ", ' C\'CI'Y way fOI' lrmleJ'II t~ooking· with and oJtl range Now $259.95 8 Cu. Ft. Was $3-15.00 RP-!'i Portable Ironer, wus $6!).50 $4 9• 9 5 no fuss .OI' bnlhel', was $2H9.!J5. · $2ss-.oo Crosley SE-8 ~ Model 954 Deluxe This 8 m. ft. box regulnriy sells fol' $21';1).91i. fl. 1111~ 'r••t•ezPJ' eh••st:, Sheivndcll' and hn·ge vegtlt"llble bin, Electric ·Ranges This tleiuxc: n1odel . wit:11 the Jli\'ided $244.50 1011 t'OJ'IlltWiy sold fOJ• $29•1.110. Rendix Automatic Wusher, agit~tor Now $209.95 Phi leo Double Oven · . stylt!, was $239.95 ...... :·.. !...... 99 95 Umulix Smni-automatic agitator $! · Crosley Electric Dryer- A beautiful Philco double oven range. Rroil under glass. This is a $369: 95 wasbeJ·, was $199.95 ...... ,: ...... Was $239.il5- NOW ... :...... $149.95 I $189.95' Crosley. ·SE-·7 · fully ·automatic range w!tb Jiffy. · • . _: . ' gritltlhl. Regularly t)J'iced at nnd .old mnge .. ~ave ~so 011 thl~ 7 cu. ft. m01lei, This 1~, a reul buy'whida uscocl to $469.95. c~o!lf. $199.9ii. l'ocket the su,~higs on this •. •· Put. Your Reliance in ·Now:.$16·9~95, Philco Electric . .• ...... _·, . ' What .. hot!StlWif.e W~!ddn'~ li~c this_ .. gleammg beauty m !ter k1teben.,, $329· 9·5· ·· .Server· Refrigerator ]Jroil under. glass. Alsp h~ .U~~ · .. ,, . , •: . · · JUodel: 938 clonble dom· J'efi·igei-atm· 'with lllitoniutlc ilei···~st und Jiffy griddle. Was $379.95. · ' < • • ·aml olll l'atlgn molshu'C control. Wus pl'lced ut $4 79.50, · · . ',MASON' '. .•. . ·Sinks aod K.itchens by American N9w $349•. 50 .and Old1a·ox -...... ·,. ···s·..... ~. ·.. ·.· Ame11i~a~ 54~il~~h Slnk .' ... :...... :... :...... ,:,: .. :.::.:' ·· 89·:.9 S · .Home Appliance ·: Servel :Ref.rigerators .- l\lodellll36CD IIVif:la the nutonii&tlc clefl'mlt •. : A beniatlfnl refrigerntnr 8·ft;·J\merican "-ltcl~~n in·yellow,. . . $299.95 ' ., ~ proyltle years of troiiblti·frec service, .' Wns Jiritecl at $-129.50, . · Wns $869.95, ...... ~ ...... :...... ,...... · ...... • · . 120-W;.Mal•lo ...... ~ · , ~ . @~rmml q!!J~Y - Glen Jacobs . ·. Phone Mruion ·!-5911 Now··$32.·9·~00 ~~d·.Oid·Box. h;v Lnwr11nce Camhllnl, custo~Jnn ·University ,Herd of the reaervo,. 'l'wo milcH squrtro, the 121l8·nl!l'e Februa,Y 4, 1954 Of Deer Shows nrr.n wn11 given to tho ll·M in 1030 by Col, Erlwln S, George, Detroit. T·he Ingham Cou Jmlu:;triall:;l, Ire hncl purchnHcd nty New,s I Steady Growth the lnrul orlglnnlly fill a coun!r;v PHintn. Bcr·aLIKCJ he wanted to see Counting liem· fot• college t•roclll clc!CI' III'DliiJCi hl11 homo, Colonel IH routine proccrhll'C nownriiiYH f:eorgc P.J'P.Pierl 11 fcmee nhout the Film fm• Unlvorslly of Minhigun wild· land nnrl Hloelwrl It wllh nsuH, n line dueled n11 flw reserve. of men Is drnwn :ll'mss rliJP ,P.x· Dr. Irvlni: Cnntrall, reserve tremc end of llw reserve. Walk· cUJ'IIIor, Is in chnrg'e of studies lng across the area, IIH•y n:~lurnl· t'olHiueiPrl on fhe oufdool' labor· ly rll·lve the rlr>cr lownl·rl;: the :rfoi'Y· Ire also plans, with the help other fence. At thai point tile of the U·M schrml of natural re· deer will r

MASON I'IIONE Z-7421 Sund.Jy •howl '"Ontlnuom. from a :00 p, On Wr~r.h Dny!\ r •• IOW5 !iolilrl llt 7:00 p.

Friday and Saturday, February 5-6 'rwo Shows F•·nm fi:30 P. l\1. A Unal Co1m•tly Jlit in Color! l~w ArdPu • Dmmis O'l\1~1·fn • Uut11 lluNsey The Lady Wants Mink SECOND BIG lliT "A SlwriH H:L'i No F•·i!•Juls •.." eight guns fact•d him ... a ninth aimed at his bael< ...

Bt•odllricl' Crawford - ,John IJ•~rc·l• - Clml'lcs Ricld'ord - Wanda llendrix The last Posse

Longer, Lower, Lovelier !

noii~\wO'CONNOR ,Ji\~1' LEIGH Of TOMORROW! »ith Budcl;v Hackett

i'om mul Jnrry Cartoon -Pete Smith- Nows ?!HIM

DO HOWARD

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EVERYONE AGREES-GREATEST OLDSMOBILE YETI ••• GREATEST 11 ROCKET 11 YET l

We've known it for llllmlhs ••• mul now •howroom crow.!• lmvn Ottl year~ uhcntl in JWI(I(W ••• cx:citing ·' c~nnlirl."tell it: Tlwrc's IWL'cr been a c11r lilfe tlti,'i lWit't','ll Supr.r Hllll'' tlt!w 11 llockcL" Engine power! 'PMs · 0/tl;moililc!This is thc~ncwOirlKmnhitc in lifly-•evenycur•• ie the l fl5·hp. engine tl1ul conqnerccl . '!lit ahcml in every way! ,Out uhcml with hrl!ulh·Lnking new styliug! Lhc Contincntnl Divide in the .: tong, l<;>i••;Jcvclsilliouctte! DuKhing new owecp·celt fcn.Jcr 111111 rlm•r Culnrudu ltoc~ico in rccoe·rl-hreuking '·design! All in illl, nn entirely new An1ericnn •portA cal' lnnk! Or.tt Lime! 'Thi.'t is lite tmginc thnt prove• I al,entHn vision-11:itb a new pnuornmic winrl~

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. . I Tax Money Goes Back Home ·, ' Editorial Page . . , : I Ingham County News February 4, 1954 Page 2: ------·------~·--·--~------. We Win an ,A" loca·l .Units Cause State Money Woes · Every employee, evm·y eot'l'espondent and ndvm'tlser, . Jly Vtlrllilll ,J, lh·own I concerning tha true facts nnrl tho UntiL then, tho rcvenLICS com- .------.- 'CVCI'Y l'nnclm·, t>hnres in the honm• whieh came to the Ingham nll . anHwm·~. lng into the general or opernllng ·County News lust Sa1urclny. This newspapet• was chosen Whcnevei' tho Michigan state 'l'his lends me from Lime to funrl were uvnilnble Jrll' uppi'o· for f!t•st place in a geneml excellence contest l'rll' lfl53. T_hc legisiuture meets for ils rr!gulnr time to go over the offlclni ro· Pl'latlon and control of the legis· braelwt in which the Ingham County New::; was entet•ed ltl· sr!sslons, tho muttm· of finances ports as disclosed by tho stulu's Jature, Previous to Ihe adoption ·eluded wee!dy pnpet•s with circulation above ti,OOO, . Is certain to talw precudcncc over conftislng nccountlng methods of the retall sales tax Jaw in ... News and editmial content, t•endabl!lty, coverage of the ill nllwi' subJects, Nn mEttler and underlulw to unrnvct some HJ3a, tho state hnd been going whnt one's particular interests of the tunglos I find In the press Into the rcrl for severn] years. area, typogl'llphy, pl'csswot·k pnd gcneml ~tppcamncc wet•e '!"lilY be, lw it hetler cure for tho and listen to ovf:!r the nlr. I hnvr. Depression conditions made the all factm·s in the award. Every membet• ol the staff, every 11cnlnlly Ill, the nducntion of our been doing my best ut this job revenues from this sales lax 'person who pl'Oviclcd any or the n_ews m· othet• featut·~s, ~he ~hllri~·cn, cnllcge nnri university during the pnst week nnd since sotJrcc mcngcr ut first. The ntlop· advertisers and the J'earlers, conti'Jbuted toward the wmnmg crnilung for youth, the public I hove a Jot or. figures scnttcrcd tlon of the 15-mlll amendment in ,·or the nwnrd. So .really, the award belongs to tl_w com­ 'wnlth, s~Jcial welfare, better l10s· about I thought It might: help me, l!l32 hml contributed Ill n criRIH munity at lm·ge, because a good newspapet• re!Jects 1ts com- pllnls, h;ghwny pntmls to sufu. it not ollwrs, If they were to be In tlw affairs of every school dis· .. munity. . ~unrd the motorists, the matter arranged In simple fashion so trlct, every city, town and coun· :1f what will he the cost nnd from that the uvcrngc render might ty in the state. Here at the Ingham County News we nntlll'lllly like this wlmt HOLJT'[~c tlw revenue has lop have some ideo of what nil the, Several ycnrs were required he· .. '.'A" on our J'epm'l. cnJ'cl. We accept 11: m; an encouragement to position all the lime. tnllt is about. Ifore the state swung out nnd he· 'do our best. This newspaper has been nominated fat• the So cncii time lhe legislature F'or the beginning I must go gnn to accumulate surplus funrls. .award several times in the past but on those occasions we ;wings into nctlon, the news· hack to that period before thtl Meanwhile fo1·a ;,}vho also pt•csent.ly set·vcs as assistant secretary of defense, lion's share of all future revc­ There wcm 'l brnclwts. Firs! more Intelligent. None had betlcr nues. •rhc legislators could not ·proved to publishet·s last Friday that we can have more de­ place in the group with circuln· fense al less cost. He cited facts and figures. manners. ~he wns devoted to all agree on any Iorm of new tax to lion up to 1,27:1 went to the Ed· the Guerrwros ami they were 'take the place of what was eli- Somehow in the last few years too many of us have ac­ more Times, second to the Harl· equally devoted to her. verted to schools ami local units r cepted the theot·y that a huge stancling army is necessary for ford Day-Spring and third to 11ui Oscoda Press nt Mio. The 13righ· Last month u golden eagle was of government and the surplus the United States. We forget that this countt·y grew great trupped at the state game farm, gradually faded away to he re­ with comparatively l'ew me1i unclet· arms while othel' nations !on Arg-LJH won first In the 1,276 to 2,000 hraclwt with the Lowell und at lost report was nt the placed hy deficit spending. with big standing m·mies grew weak. At the beginning of Lcdgcl' (1lnclng second and tlw Kellogg bird sanctuary, Battle This is the wny a surplus of World War II France hacl what was considered to be the rosen County News at East Creek. An article on golden almost $40,000,000 faded nwny un­ strongest army in the world, entrenched behind the Maginot Trm'as taking third. eagles is one of the interesting til at the end of the fiscal year of line. The French were quickly fot·cecl to sm·render. features of tbe February Nation· 1952, red ink hnd piled up to a The Belleville · Entcrprisc-Ro· a! Geographic. They urc common total of more t hun ~65,000,000. The army can and should increase its efficiency the man placed Iirsl in the 2,000-4,000 in Scotland, uncommon here. Surplus was tal{en to make up same as industt·y, Pt·esiclent Hannah declared. Hc pointed class with the Farmington Enter­ No one had to leave for the the difference between what the out that there m·e now 150,000 less employees on defense prise winning second and the north country this last week to state had lC!ft after meeting rll· ~-· • r.!M·· ...,.~; 'i department payrolls than a year ago without any impair­ Richmond Review third. enjoy sliding ancl tobogganing. version payments and the ··, n:-lnu· ~ .; _,.-. ment of efficiency. The same work is now being clone as a 0 The Ingham County News One of the most popular spots amount appropriated by the leg- )£. v .,ael"'''1.} _~ . A.:T "'•J yem· ago with a saving of ~525,000,000 to taxpayers. Total (:1,782) won Iirot in the 1,000 and miles east of Mason M-30. All of state functions. By the end of savings of a billion dol!m·s is anticipated in the defense de­ up c:lnss with our neighboring ~~~u~~s ~oo~rmt,011 3~~Wre~m~tl~~~~~~======~r partn-ient budget for next year. day Saturday and sunday men, the-.1949 fiscal year_ about $15,. Livingston County Press at How· women and children whizzed I 000,000 had been ta.{cn. At the The army air force, too, has developed greater strik­ ell !5,472) placing second and our down the hill and trudged bock end of 1950 the s~rplus was all ing powet· and defense power with 920,000 men instead of beloved Lapeer County Press up again. t1sed up and red mk had talten the 985,000 it did have a yem· ago, President Hannah said. (8,,150l winning third. . . its pluce to the tune of $20,000,· The st.ate legislature nnd con- 000. A yf:!nr Inter the red Ink blot 1 Men standing idly by, idle because they have no jobs to do ot· In the metropolitan bracl A legislature ought to 992,516.83 was tallen in from Saturday night at Michigan State college Oliver Vickery torinl contest on!:! yeur and so 1 be rated .according to bills not taxes, fees, licenses, from pro­ of San Francisco ~hawed moving pictures he took in Russia. realize just how big. But I'm not passed, instead of by the number ceecls of bond sales ancl from the Interest from D~te of Deposit He was able to bnng them out uncensored. going to quarrel with the decision of new laws. meager sums returned to the 1 I · j 1 1 1 d ] 1 1 c1 1 · 1 1 1 tl I 1 t H we nil obeyed the 10 Jaws .ln- slate out of all the millions col· T lOSe p!c .m·es s lOWec c ose c mrc les, many sums, an w JIC I P ace( •w ng Jam c oun y :•cl'ibed by lUoses we would need 1llected by the federal government. people working and living amid squalor. They also showed Nl?ws first. Even lhou~::h th.cr~ are I All deposits insured 11(1 to $10,000.00 by F1•!lcral Drposit Insm·ance Cor(JOI'Iltion ings.~gantic The indusb1al most interesting devclopmen~ and theand mostsome hopefulbeautlf~ pictures build~ja papers h~~d~cn m _the sameolliff hracl1ct Mwhi~nn with -~ob_u_w_~-~-·~~--~------~~~S~M~.~~=IO~N=E=Y~\~VO~E:S:·:l~~:g:e~3~!1~~=~~~~==~==~==~~=====~~===~=====~=~~~ wer(dhose of children. Boys and girls, well dressed and ap- as much right to first place. parently well feel, laughed and played the way American Conw in niJ!l loolr nl: om· • youngsters do. frnmetl ccJ•tificulc aml 1he blue BEAUiY TREATMENT THAT GIVES In our· own campaign o f· I1atc agmnst· communism we rihbnn. 19% MORE VISIDILITY must not hate the Russians. They, probably 98~;. of them, The annual Michigan Press New back-swepl windshield on all 1954 Bulcks · are also opposed to communism, just as they were opposed to meeting was held at Kellogg Cen· is the latest nole in modern styling, and o IJio subjection to the czars. They are captives of the com- tcr Friday anrl Saturday. Tecl step-up in your view of the road ahead, munists, too. Thompson of the Williamston En- f terprise ancl Don Foust of the Environment and not heredity makes people so differ- Leslie Local-Republican were ent. A Kot·ean child, a Japanese or a Chinese baby, one from both on the program. I took time Africa or India OJ' any other place, brought up in an Ameri- out Saturday afternoon to sl{ip can home in this country would act like any other American back over to Mason for the WC!d· child. Fm· proof, look at the children of DP families here in din~ of Bonnie Edmonds and the community. Or look at the Americans of Japanese,. Philip Knapp of Hartford. Filipino, P01'1ugese, Chinese and Polynesian descent in E1•cn before I met Mr. and Hawaii. They m·e as American as descendants of parents Mrs. Jack Sinclair of the Hart­ who arrived on the Mayflower. ford Day-Spring I had decided to · While wc m·e fashioning, developing and pel'fecting atom return to Mason for the wedding. and hydrogen bombs we should be considering better ways to After the Sinclairs told me that peace. Because those bombs arc going to kill a lot of inno­ Hartford girls and tlwir mothers cent people. hud been setting Imps for Phil since high school days, even the · . One better way might be for all nations to take moving slippery roads fnilecl to hold me pictures ol' children at play, of mothers feeding those chil­ back dt•en. The films could then be sent to an intel'!1ational pool, ··-··-··-·-··-.... and distributed to all nation~. The world might find that "'rhem's not n finer young· lll!III Even die prioo. ·, such a weapon would bring peace quicker than a bomb. in Ifnrtfm·tl," was the Sinelnir * Maybe universal love for children would thus supplant r e co mm e 111111 t i on for Phil. "There's not a· nicer girl In lUIL~on what is becoming almost universal hate between men. than Bonnie," I •·eplled, The Sin· claii' uml Brown recommcnda· ·is. sensational!. only $2222.88 tiOIIR \VCJ'e COI'I'ObOI'IIted lit the A Good Deal for Dansville WetlJllng rece11tion by l'lliss Pearl buys this Fm·tl, n woman who deals In fuels. AS you look at it, you can see alo~of · But wbat·you cmz't.see is the rest of Ingham Township Agricultural school, like most other She Is ~~ mul:hematlcs · teucher nt .ll. what makes this. new 1954 Buick 1 th!! sensational automobile that's yours !chools, needs more room. Unlike many school districts, the Westm·n State. It WIJ.s in hei' class SPECIAL ~o sensational. · · ' for the low price shown here. BUICK VB ~~~~~~':, Dansville district has $100,000 on hand or in sight. Another thut Phil 111111 Bonnie decided thnt 1954 SPECIAL 2·Door, 6-Passenger Sedin1 is rieeded. The people at an election to be held Mon­ two l'llll lh•e cheuper and sweeter $80,000 thnn cne. You can see the long, low, sleek 3!1d The spectacular power of this Model 480 (illustrated) day are being asked to authorize the issuance of those bonds. . ultra-glamorous lines that add up to SPECIAL's brand-new VS engine, The oJo ...... __ -~ •.,...... ' The condition of the district indicates that the bonds and the Chief, the big Irish Setter Optional equipment, accessories, slate and local taxes, IF any, interest on them· can be paid off within a few years without owned by Gerald Graham, disnp· the biggest automotive styling change hon_est six~ passenger roominess. The additional. Prices may vary sllahtly in adjoining communi lies due undue hardship. · . · . · peared last wee!< on one of the in·years. truly modern i~terior.luxury. The to shipping charges, All prices subject to change wlthaul notice, The $100,000 the district has on hand didn't just hap­ coldest clays of the . year. He · h · ' b · · superb new handling ease. The sub· pen. It exists because of thrifty .practices and sound man­ didn't show up at the garage You can see t e remarka le new wind· Tuesday· night nor did he report shield with the back-swept corners- lime comfort ofBuick's famed Million agement and .careful planning over a long period of years. for brealdnst or dinner Wednes­ The building · progi·am now before the people appears Dollar' Ride-now steadied even more day.' When Jerry· returned Irom· greatest. visibility improv~!Pent. since by a .newly developed front-end !lane and sound. It should prove to be a good deal for evel'y work Wednesday 'night his wifr:! dosed cars came on the market, taxpayer, every parent and every child in the district. ~xprP.ssed her concern over the . · · geometry. • ' · · miss!ng clog. . And of course you can see the price­ Fact is, there's ~so inuch. that's terrific "Something mtist ' have hap· the local ·delivered price - which is Ingham County about this new glamor.car, you ought· News oenecl to Chief to malte him miss headline news, too •. 111s meals," said Mrs. Graham. to drop in a~d give.it a really thorough PUBLISHED THURSDAY AFTERNOONS iN THE CITY A . Jerry.lenpecl from his chair. ''It For that, as a shopping to~r wi.U tell study and sampl~ng. · OF MASON, MICIIIGAN v sure did," he yelled as he ran .!or you, is just a few,. dollars -more than his car · parlw;lnerm rc!calpts tnl(, the legis· Iowa!' gnVI'I'Illl10illS, II!XpeciH I1J a)lr!Jltl ti\IR f!SI'Ill Y!'ftl', lalul'e nmrlwrl nul nnrl by devct• February's longer Ncce~slly (ruther ll11111 mort~ 'rhus EisenhoweJ' hnu moye(j Days llhrory, ((' ttonra np•not !hll Mornnrlal 11. 1 1 ·1• '') melltwl!i u,jvancerlll10 rlnlc of col· Mnoon, ora Monday throu11h llntlll·doy, _,on 111101 · 1'11111 ngn "' ·' ler~llnr~ llw cnt•por·nilon tax nnrl rlo~imhlllly 01' jUI:ll. lim WIBh to I'npldly hulf way to lila four-yem• 2;00 In B:JO, ru ..d Ol' Oil d• I'·r t""~ 1100111' 'T'he Hl•t mm11iorwrl amounle_•rl to spend nUlOI' rrooplr.'l:l money) lr; to 11 ;30 to t :oo; Tuo•doy ond 'rhurodoy- ~ !Jy .fnggllng HOillU velornns llonrl ovonlnua, 7:ilo In o:oo; Soturdoyo IO:ou' n lotal of jus!. II Jl(l)e more than Jundr;, r;oeured $3:l,:l(J0,000 which he the lest fm• fr.rlm•n! expo nell· goal. . i . lures, 3, Eisenhower Is rcrtuclng: suh· Often Mean Co~der Ones In 12:00 unnn, $'7fJ,OOO,OOfl. Dlmct taxnn hrrmn-)11" haltl!r.l llw plnnglng neclt line of I J~nhntury'~ longer days rnny Sirius, hrlg!w:;t still' In the WIHJlt! After lnsl weelt's snow storm In $:i02,207,833;48, while inrll· tlw geneml fund lmlnnce sheet, This Jlhilosophy of gowrnment' slnntially the nmount: of money mcnn mlr!m• ntws, at l£mHI. frli' sky and In whl"h n line through anrl low temperatures, ll may vldunls nnd locnl units of govcl'll- lly Wal11w Chamblin,· ,Jr•, I wns I'IJS[lonsiblo for Elsenhowm·'s .thnt congress has uuthorizcr] 111 !hose wlin believe In the old Pl'f!· tho :1 belt stars of Orion points. Hcem 11 little early to hegln tallt· ment pnid In something nvm· .f>!i,· The r~sult Is n roversnl of the An nll·importnnt aspect of rccommendntlon thnt now spend· he ~pent hut which will not hnv.e rllellon, "ns llw rln,I'S lengllwn She nrhls I hnl "nn thn night nf lng to the !Joys nnd girls abouti 000,000 for support of patients at" trend, hut: with sllll more than President Eisenhower's budget lng nu\horlty for tho ndmln!stra· be~n spent hy the end of the fls· I he mlrl strengthens." l~eiH'llai',Y "I l 1111' moon will pass st1mmm· nnd nil the things usu· 'slate Institutions. Fees and J!. $:!1,000,001) to go IJefore the red message has not received nde· lion during the next flscnl year cal year. This is the limount" th~t ally ossoclnled wllh ll. However, ccnses totnlurl a little more IIHUl lnl\ hollle enn he set nsidc. Anrl, neeordlng to Huxel M.l ahotJI a r!eg-rees above Jupiter." quatc nllcntton. It Is the theme. (!Jeglnnlng .July ll he held tn .tnxpaycr•s liuve to pny off In the 1his season wlll soon he upon us, $21,000,000, l•'om· year~ passed by while the Losh, University of Mlchignn UH· On February 24, ,lust afWr mill· running throughout tho entire· $56.3 billion. ,fLtltu·e yenrH in nrlrlitlon lo meet· anrl when wlll there he a better What. was done with nll this stlrplus wus being raided and a sor!lnte wofess; • of asl.mnnmy, night In I he south of ,1ns1, Prn· message, • , , tlmt more freedom 'J'he extent of Elscnhowcr'H lng ounent exponscs. It is a delit 11 I lime to plan the vacation camp· $730,000,000? Here Is what tim r!PIIdt lmlnnce of $05,000,000 was Felll'lllli'Y'H rinyH will lm slendily fc~sor Losh r;JaiPs, Snltn•n will must be returned to lndlvldunls fiscal nccompllshmrmts is revealed which must be discharged on a 8. int~ trip? stale's hooks show: Exactly $·12fi,· ·plied up. Or perhaps excnvntcd lnercasir1g in length hut. wnmH;r I rh! llelow Splr·u and about an nnd to prlmlc enterprise tn by the fact that. the $56,3 hlllion O; D. has!s, ns most of the till· 417,721.11 was sent out to cotmly would lw n b~t.ter word. At the handle their own affairs. is $15.!i billion liiweJ' than the spent balances have been ohli· temperatures will 1101 1 wee~sarlly hour Iuter Mm·s will be seen, Desldes, starting this early treasurers-and in turn dlslrihulerl present mte of business tax l'O· re~ull. · past;lng about ;; rler~rces nol'lh l)f Cuts In government. r.penrllng amount Trumnn requested a year gated. Eisenhower's hur.lgct cuts gll'c!' the heglnncr a chance to to schnols, road commissions, e~lpls rm;J llw present require· Sl 1 "f 1he rcrl star Antares, In Sr~m·plus, nrc recommended to return l.o ngn nnrl ~23.9 billion below the thiH' amount to $54.1 billiort com· • w pn n 1s out lwl1 or severn 1 Tiw astronomer cxpluins 111llt prnelice al home some of the townships and cities, puhlle mcniH of the state, clllzm1s will necessary camp nrls, and gives henlih units, welfare ami socinl ·do well to cxet·clse patience but tho people the rlr,ht to spenrl for nmottnt sought Lwo years at~o. pnrccl to the budget estimate of weel1s til let• I he winter sols I lee Mercury most. rll !Cicttll. of ull themselves and In their own way 'T'hus, so far as federal spend· $G7.4 billion n your ngo. ' more lwal Is lool at night !han nai([~rl-~/e plnrwls In ohserve, tim more cxpcrlrmced time to aids nnd other ngenc!es for whlc!J to l(ecp the prcsstu·e on for more 11 mnltc spcr:lai plans. 'T'tw impor· carmari1ed money is collected IJ~· stahl" nnaneing limn has hcen n portion of the money thnl the lng Is t•onccl'llml, you nro that 1, A hnlrmcerl budget. Is expected CIIIJ,IJO repll~el'r; hy l_he .ln.•; _111· r;lwuld he vlsi!Jie dttrlnr, IIJC see. l'(overnmenl. has been spenrllng I much he tier off under Eisen· on the hnsls of eash income and Iulie sun liming tlw siwJitHiJ,IIl· ond IVI!r!ll nf FohrUHI'."• locnlerl lance of this practice at home is the state, but not avnllnblc to the cngagr•ri upon sinm the hegln· llVl~l'ilr'e dnvH." ·' pointed oul in Ellsworth .Jacger's[stnte lly reason of conslltullmml nlng or "10,17. fm• them, . ' j hower limn under 'l'rumnn. expenditures. This docs not pro· o • just niter sunset abnVL! tho \W.~I· Among 1111! plHnel:;, Profpssm· em horizon. WOODSMOKE. In this bool1 and nnd statutory restrictions. ------Cuts in tnxes nrc rci'Ommenrkrl' While Eisenhower dors not ex- vide, lwwcver, for Income which to encourage llw lnltlullve an1ll peel to roach his gonl of a hal· must be placed In trust funds for Losl1 explains, .Ttipltr•J' will he AI1Clthcr ntlracllon nrnunrl sun· his WILDWOOD WISDOM, he Stripping these figures ot' :111 investment which stimulate (ll'fl· ruwerl budget during the uext fls· socir~l ~.acurll.Y. ~n~l ~uch things, hl'!ghl in tlw soullwrn sl\y in sr~t will hr. llw eonslr!llalirlll Lr.o discusses all angles of camping special funds such as bond issur•s, Webberville ductlon and proriucllvlly ·nnd en! year·, these importnnl. fncts On .t c,Jsh b.Jsis .•t surplus of Cill'ly evening, selling ahrllll :1 W)Jieh will climb Ol'el' tiw horizon from proper equipment, rlothing highway revenues anrl oxpenill· :'!Jrs. 1\lyrl Gr11hnm create higgcr payrolls nnr.i more shnulrl not he ovcrloolwd: more lhnn ~100 million is inc!!· !JouJ·s aftt•t• midnight. II will ap· .lu:;t a llltle norlh of Past. rt will and their care to selection of a lures, prlmm-y school lntcrcf;t ami better jobs. J, He lind to chnose helween cal eel. Allowing fr~r trust funds, a pear nhout lwir'l! as hrighl. .:If: br! e:Jslly I'Pcognlzerl IJ,Y the cnmp site, building a fire and monies, and similar funds, we cnmp cool1ery ..Just in case you fine!' that $352,462,0•16.91 or 0·1.8'/r· 'l'he 'regular meellnf( of the Re· 'rho budget message constitutes tax cuts and a balancer! btHlgel. ~?·D billion dcflcJt Is expected. "Sicidc," n gmup of li sian; sl i!l thinlt 11. too curly for cnmp• of ali general fund outlay was In belwhs was held last 'fuescluy an effort to restore comlillons next year. He chose tax cuts I his compares with n $fl.4 billldn Ingham County News shnrw,l liiw a harvest slcl\lr. or In;.: trips, WILDWOOD WISDOM I the process of distributing money evening. whlah will permit traditional along with substantial progress deflrit last year and a $3.3 billion question marie has a section on woorls in the that never belonged to the slate. Mr. anrl Mrs. Erncsl Monroe American inltlntlvc nnd procluc· toward a balanced btulr,et. He be· deficit expected this yem•. " February 4, 1954 Page 3 l'l'ofe~sor Lnsh exjllain~ that a winter whieh includes tips on IOhly 35.2'/o of general .fund •ex· left last Monday for Florlcln. lion genius to push on to ever !!eves that: tower taxes will en· The ndminislrntlon pledges line tllruugh tlw Ulg Dipper bowl ronrlilioning fm• winter, the wili· penclitures can he eharged '!'he Past Nollie Grand cluh met higher slamlurcls of living and courage· c0ntlnuec! high capital that tlctermlncd efforts will l)c slm·s, !WXL In I hr~ IHIIHIIe, will tcr shcltei', snow shoes and many I against state operations. The l'P.· at the' home o[ Mrs. Bcrnndctte employment. invr;stmenl 1incl consuinel' [llll'· made to reduce this rlcllcit. Many lead to Regulus, Len·~ hrighlcsl ollu:rs mnlnder is merely I he coli eel ion, Hm;llili Friday. Mrs. Nettie Mon· It also c~phaslzes a clctcrmin· chases. 'T'hesc in turn will produce mcmbct•s or Congmss Jeel thr1t: star. It Is 1111med "J(ing Star" he· .. b em recording and dishursing lli'O· roc was co-lwstcss. ation to sh1ft to Slate and local rax revenue. spending can he cut below the . A her 0 11 tog 1ve yon np·, cesscs by whch earmarlcccl reve· e11usP In early times it was no~ ~ 'l'lw Ensl Leroy extension club governments and to private en· 2. gisenhowc1·, while he was fl~ure recommender! hy Eisen· thought In rule affair·s or lwavcn. 1ng po!nlers Js 'T'HE REAL BOOK nues are sent out to local nnils hr, nl the home of Mrs. Anna tcrprisc federal activities which campaigning for the preslr!ency, howei', A BOU r ~AMP~~G, hy Jim Rob· for spending. 1 1 Seventy lighl yenr·~ Jrnm Earth, .Jcnl's Friday. Flowers were mndc can be t;JOrc appropriately anri expresser] a detcrminnllon to cui You can he sure that ccono~y HegiJiw: Is ahuul 100 times ns erts. He suggests that bacll·yard I Along with the enactment hy camping, with the rule of no run· ------····--- . _ · anrl a Hlll'prisP. Jesson was given more effiCiently carrlcd on in actual spending within [our years will be stressed. For tha admln· hrir{hl :1s our ~un. in the morning. that way. lo $60 billion a year. He now pro· islrallon wants to mal1c further nlng to the house for equipment, talmn of the party and other I Acmnling ln tiJC prnfcsoor, Mrs Vcstn Briggs is improving . The concept of a palcrnallslle poses to spend $65.G billion nP.xt lax cuts ns soon as posslhlc-ancl is nne excellent way to gain ex· movies were shown during the "tlw :;tar~ in IIJC Sickle form the periencP. for the full-fledged trip. . · · .. .'.. . .'.' .'. · federal government has . bcc_n yem·-whic!h is $12.3 billion be· how soon tills is rlone will depend It earl Hllri fnreqllni'ICI'S or I he Lion afternoon. Mr. and rv!rs. Nolan I There is even a section giving Dtucc r_r,L,klll Js st1li confined Iabandoned. If fcrlernl acllvlly ts low wlmt Truman proposed to primarily on the extent that while a right IJ•iangle to lhc enst receiver! many nice gifts. some simple recipes for camp to I he l10sp!tnl. ne~E!ssary, the goal hereafter Is 1spend this (]~cal year anrl $5.3 spending can be trimmed. , forms tile hindquarter~." The triangle's ht•iglwst star, Denebola, cooking. Mr. Roberts has also is loeali•d nl the lip of the Lion's llstcrl some mlditionnl sources of toil. mmping Information. The constellation's name rlates Now that you nrc well on your back to IIJe early Ev,yptians wlw way, don't forget something t·o help identify the things you come feared the vil'ious lions roaminr~ ·,Watch this Car! till! Nile's bank at floor! time. Be· across. Especially good is Robert cause tlw Run moved through thr. Candy's NATURE NO'T'EBOOK, constellation at tills time, the with colored as well as black and THE car to watch is the white illustrations. 'T'here is a ·.\ stellar group was given the name presents two n one behind the em· in front it slill mnies, Professor Lash good table of contents, but. no of yours! Drive carefully. states. index. But: remember, even care· IN WOODS AND FIELDS, by Margaret Waring Buell, is divided ful cll'ivers have accidents. Doug Ias into SeCtiOnS On CaCh SeaSOn Of I Gwml yourself with com­ . , 1hr! year with good bhlclt and plete aulomobile insur­ Hexuw (,Jynn white pictures of things to be I Mr. nnrl Mr~ ..Joe Zalewsi\1 ami I ~vision progrnm Friday meet th_e chipmunk, the mole, the 100 Ash Slrl'l~t J.Uason nighl willl Don Bloomquist's Ad- bu_rrowmg owl, the trap door{ deep-skirted crankcases. Both engines are designed for vancecl Banrt. which helped play sp1dcr and others. !------'' for the polio drive. 'T'HE GOLDEN TREASURY OF j long life with smooth, economical performance. NATURAL HISTORY, by Bertha MorriR Parker nature's history I from tho earliest times to the I present. It has excellent true life color illustrations and is well . done. Not intended as a nature guide, the sections are not com· pletc, but they will arouse the render's interest ancl make bls nature experiences more mean· ingful to him. Ford's new 130-h.p. Y-block V-8 Of course, a trip Is more fun if Ford's new some permanent record can be I This brand new Overhcnd-Valve V-8 has nn extra-deep made of it. There is no better way 115-h.p. 1-block SIX than with a cnmera and William ·block which resembles a "Y" in cross-section, This new P. Gottlieb's bool;:, · PHOTOG· deep-block design means greater rigidity for smoother, Like the new Y-block V-8, this engine has RAPHY, gives simple, helpful quieter performance ••• longer engine life. Other fea­ hints on choosing a camera, load· Ford's deep-block design for greater rigidity, ing it and taking goocl shots, tures which make this engine a long-lived, smooth, sav­ longer engine life. Also, like the,V-8, you get both indoors and outdoors. ingful performer are: new low-friction (short-stroke) de­ Ford's modern manifolding, low-friction de· Have fun planning the camping sign, Frec-Tmning Overhead Valves, new 5-bearing crank­ trip with the help of the bool1s sign, high-turbulence combustion chambers, in your Ingham county .library. shaft, nnd new high-turbulence combustion chambers. and Ford's Automatic Power Pilot. One ad­ vantage of bo~h new engines is an amazingly j~~~~~·JJ ·~int~~ J ~ ..r! l1 • . . l • ii~:l :flat-''torque q1rvc" wl~ich gives you,. top pick~ i "Of,, tf,ry dron'l mar" n., llrcy tlir! wlwn 1 well! to school, cit?" Check the extra ·dividends in the '54 FORI)-: up power through the whole range of driv~ Opal E. Se!lelmnler Your Ford Dealer invites you to inspect and Test Drive ing speeds. ' . ' There will be a father a net son Ford's new dividends for '54. You'll find new, smooth· Tell them YOURSELF by Long Distance banquet at the Baptist church riding, easy-handling Ball-Joint Front Suspension •• , a Wednesday, February 10, at 7:30 new, stronger frame • ; ; 5 optional power assists* , • ; You are cordially invited to To smooth the way in any ~itnation, Long Distance is p. m. A magician from the col· . beautiful new styling, Inside and out. They're all reasons come In and Test Drive the qniek, easy anrl surpri~ingly iilcxpensivc. Reduced lege will entertain and the Con· why· Ford'$ the one flne car in the low-price field, verse boys of Barnes road will •Ava/lablo of o~rro colt. rates m·e in cll'ect Cl'ery night after 6 P.l\I, and all I furnish the music for the pro· 1 wno ehosen n~ !he Mnl1e elwclllng llw nil level nncl site fol' tho proposer! tormlnnl ho· '.Will Be in Holt t lmte wllh short lectures on mas· BYJml BROW!i Jubrlcatlol\ rlnlly hnblis, l~rll' litis, lls eauses and what cnn be Plans Terminal f'IIUse of Its prmdrnlty to the Like a Horse ev~ry 10 hours of opr.rnllon thoro done uhout ll:. Then there will be lngluun dnlry faJ'mllrll strlllll whllo tho Iron Is r!r.mal food plunls which nm hlg nrc vital pnln!s I hnt. ncccl two .. February 23 tips nn better milking, followed hot.' Using supnr-psychology, tho county dairy Jeall· At Battle CreeJc IIHCI's of Mlchlgnn grains, lis mil ~lrol>cH of tho gmnse gun. trr J'neliitles, Its ol'r!cial gmln In· For Long Life ngaln hy a chnnco fot• fanners to m·s IJU!Lffecl mlll1 by the gttllou at tllll cllth•y lmnquat Overhenllng, which enn msull: :.. Dnlry !nrmcrs who wnnt rm!nl· 'l'he Michigan l%.!vator l•~x- liJlm!l!on fucllliies, £111<1 Its central ncmcmhoJ' yom• morlcrn wm•lt crs on thf} control of mnstllls-n visit the milldng ·machln(} com· at I.esllll last wed•. In flult 253 farmers dranlc 244 in nn expcnHive .lnb, hns mnny pany hooths ln ser. proper opera· chant~o, grnln nnrl hcnn m;trlwl· location In tho area In lm ;;crvccl. hnt·sc --lil;c olrl Dohhln - needs causes, But llr·sl clwcit lhc fnn diseuse whlch cost:> Inghnm coun· pinl.s of mill•. lnf( nrrency fen• 13Ci ior:ai enopm·· rlnlly r:rooinlng if you wnnt lo '(y of m tion of equipment In which frn·m· hell-it mny be looBr. anri slip· thousumlil dollars m!llt alive elevalor·s In llw Hlnte, Is nvo!cl grief from 11 stnilecl mn· and eow losses eaeh year-can ers Invest thousands of dollars. ping. An lnseet·elogrrell rndinloJ' It wn. s n blow to tho coffee lndustl·y which is still sweat-, rl. lscus~ing ll proposal witll its '"' Sulll;ne o.·sease rhine. TIHtl'H the word from ngrl· cnm Is nnnllwt• cnuse, ''P.;et them nt a hetter mllldng ing out tho public's dlsfnvor of tho latest p1•ice hike, member· elevators in soutilwr)lil· vu eulturnl enr:lnecrs it! Micilirrnn clinic 'l'ucsclny, February 23, al .:uw Delhi township hall in Holt, · ern Mkhlgan to hullri a terminal ~ I Stale cnlle~;e. Iler·e nre snml! hints As un nld to homr~rnnlwrs who ;nal Meetl"ng I At the 1953 dairy banquet just 4 farmers in 20 drunk grn!n e!P.Vlllot• In ())' near Battle IS on- ncrease they give lo avoid trnctol' com· mny never hnve lr!erJ to cooltrub· ,., Tho all-dny pror:rnm, with FM milk. Ami at n similar banquet in 1952, thoro were only 3 Creel>. plaints. hit, homP. economists .)( tlw de· spealwrs nnd demonstmlors from in 20 who clmnl< mille. ,Jnmcs n. BJIRR, PXr:i1nnr:e gen· 'rhe swine disP.nHP., Infectious Wipe off lgt)lt!nn cables, r·oil, partmcnt of ng-riculture lmve Jli'C· , ;!vllchl~;:un Stnl e college nnd BCV· For era! m!ildng machine companies, Poultrymen ern! manager, snid !hut plans enll ntrophie rhlnlti~, is on the in· rll!olrihutor· mHI spnrlt plug lnsu· Pnt'?d a r~r)W booltiet 011 rabbit It used to he that cluit·y fm·mei'S didn't !mow a good prod- fm• mnslrltellon of a prn1rerl r••n1· crense In Michlglln nnrl the mn· IJnlnrs every day • two. GrP.asc coo.wry, .~Ingle col>lcs of th~ ~~~ ttndcr the auspices of the Ing· 01 . ham county coopcrntlve agrlcul- Is on Monday uct when they saw one. But It's not tl'lle any mm·e. Advet·- crete silo-type lermlnnl with 11 Indy appnrcntly Is causiii~J" fnrm· attracts du~l, llllll damp dust be· bonltle.t •• w:~y:; .to Cm.Jk I~n~hit,'. Using by the dniry lnduRtry has appm·ently paid off to tho l'llfHH!!ly •of 300,000 to !iOO,OOO ers to talw a substr.mlln! Joss. e.mncs mo!iil. wldt enuslng the! rrlvln.g turul extension service. DmH'S 11 gen~t.tl .:r~olt'i~lg ~iiwcJ'i.ons " f tl tJoint that clalrymen al'e clt•inlY Southwestcl'll Mil!i1ignn farm· from the numlwr of po!Ll-mortem, 'l'rl rio n r,nnrl clcanlnrr .lob, Agllcultutc, Washington 2~. D. C. to iteep It out of their herds und February 8, 111 the rmut IHmse in uct!J. ~hnt fl ,JUSt a Ntm·t COill[laJ'I~d _to otlull' lil'ml• crs who will hr! nsited lo nuance examinations I'P.C!lJcsterl from the moisten 11 rar:; with solvent. ll those who have infected herds M'.l~on. The mcctln" Js set for • com)wlltoi'H rnwh as Coca Cola, Pl!!'!ll and the other construction of the cievntor, Bliss school nf veterinnry merllcine, works with tiw tnwlt nnrl family 7·.A5., p. m. "' S)lal'ldin"· waters. Hut It'" a stiU't, late ns it niay be, said. Securities n[ the e1wha11ne" DJ' · 'fl1r1rp ..5'1"~ '~ tJ1n" ,·jjc•nn•·n·'~' ··~ 11'1"',, car, 1oo. -can find out how to rid their cows '' " will hl! offered lo fnrtnel'H anrl I>Cl!ll in tl1n lilCl'CO"" for· l]ln ll'l ·t ••••• of this costly disease. 1ln 1I 't'l lllliiiiCI tc1 [lr 0 tltJCI' 1' •stlts1 t'l' I n 1II 1 ·111 tl · ~ "~ ~ 's Kel'Jl lahs on hours !he tmclr!J' Dt•, Schaihle will disc11s~ I he . H ' e. • Ja et ll\ stot·a~;e Hjmcr• In I lie exdwnrre 5 years. Wo have a • · Demonstmtlnns wtll cover lm· fel!dlng of chlciwns from tho rit~ht manner. terminal facllilics will he reserved The malady slarls In younr:: is npcralerl. Sparlt plu~;s should , 'portant herd manl'c:cmcnt and o atoc:k of : II I I 111 I 11 rot. Ill" ''·'"- r1f r' 11 riivt'rltt,·tl illV"."· 1 Ill II f , ilP. demwci, ndjusterl anrl dwr:lwd • milking pt•nctices sn :il as wiping mP. t. wy nrc purcut~m Ftrot g Probably the increased consumption of milk nt the 1954 ~ " ~., Jl rrs w 1 a 1 eel 11 nr: 0 · 1te nose, evm·y 100 hnuril-lhnt's equal to the egg.Jaylng period. •or the I . l t . 't d t d l h . I , tors who want to stom ~;rain. coughing and sncet.lng, and there ,I,OilO to !i,IIOO tniles ,. "Ill', DiJ't ' uclclers, dipping teat cups, keep· l>r·oiier prorlucer he will also dis- c mry mnque. Jsn . uo :o any su c rm c ange tn peop e s I I t t I I I t ti 011 1 ' : log chlorine Hoiulions effective, cuss the rations recmnmendn· t us t es. A· IO: t 0 f· tl 1C crr.cl 1•t · goes t·o L ewls . W'l1 son nneI o tl· wrs 1'he r proposer1 terminali 1 1 wolllrl' rs 1sfill 1 1o nelC ·pneumon Jeter· r a 1.... a 1 ner, 1 tl we or fouierl[llugs menn wasted fuel, 1 cnre of lnJiatlons, cleaning of I , , t d th t ']J I . d 1 t h serve armcrs l li'Ollf~ LI w t· r·oop· u, a Jo .h ( . 'LO ·a e L r . I 1)()\VCI' lo~s and freclucnt overheat- ·V-BELTS lions for broiler procluction. W.IO tnSIS ·e a· 111! <: Je serve O every person n · 1. c crativc elevalors in lS Southwest· pig's face IHLK a dished-in appear- lng. ; vacuttm lines. 'fliP. little daily LIP • eiJOre~ tilnt nclrlup to good or bad Dr. Sclw!hle wlll dlsctws the dairy banquet. Availability might be the magic wont in tlw ern Michigan enuntics In an arcn anec or the snout eut·ves over to 1\c!CJl the water level of the FranCiS Platt : herd management will be halnncinrr of home grown gmins dait·y induslt•y, Soft clrink peclcllers hqVe clispenset·s at ~Jea~·ly hounder! !>I' the Indiana lim~ on onP. side. battery and make sut·e the hole~ l\ll ill m'"i'illg·. (liffel'l.'llt 1Y[IeS of evct•y cornet', If a [lei'SOil sho. llld ,wa.nt <.1 g]uss. of.· m1Jk ln· the solllh, 'Lalw Miehi•!illl on the Dr. Tillli'P emphasizes there is llllt!lll1011 S• 111 0 11 llll ' stressed. "• •· in tho vent pi ugH arc not clogr~ed Yz mlln norl.h or l\luNnn rm IJR-127 I After· the demonstrations falm· mashes as well as using gmlns stead, he would have a tOll[~h JOb fmclmg 1t. M1lk IS n hard- west, the counties of Mnsiwgon, no eontro 1 for the d1 seas~ exer.pl I ers can visit booths equipped and as fl supplemental iced. 1 to-get i~em compm·cd to soft clrinl<:s-and sometimes even Kent, Ionia nnri Clinlon on the to sell all hogs from the mfcelcd • manned with their favorite miilt· Different mnsll formulas and lllEII'd dt•mks. north, and Ingilani, .Jackson, and farm. Tile farmer should.wai~ at : ing machine companies. One hour suggested feeds to be user I will I' . l . . Tl II Hlllsrlale on the enst. leas!tl 1 a yearb ·before stnrtlllg1 lllto1 111 1~~~ se1~ !1101'1! 1111 11 • 11 1 ~;anitarv w JOg a1~a 1 In the forenoon will he devoted he discussed. 1 o IS)IeJJSI!rs. wy cou "The modern, iiloragc ustncss n, accrm · ' to these company demonstrations 'fill.'' 1·." 111 ~ la.··t· 1· 11 tile ser·r'es n1 . be 11I_aeed lll factorll's, schools a. nd othm• plaC!lS whem 1 Japaeity such n t·et•mirial would ing to the vcterinnrinn. '!'he eli:;- Inventory Bargains •I potritry" "' m~ct~ 1· 11"g.s he. let this win· a Ing, t·urn over cou!II I>" _guar.an t eec,1 A• 111 1 w. )ty provtl· 1 e wmt 1r1 1H! 1p f arrners ·rn ease is spread chiefly hy talting : r;iwwing adjustments and other 1 ' factors for peak effidency. tn.1· at Ill" I'CC!tlcsl' of the Central CO!lldn t c 1wc•se b e Jle d 111 l!l 1 m 11 IS)Hmsers ,JUst lil-Il:!cring; !1'-ZO Tmctor 16-ft. Extension Ladd!Jr ymus old who spoke during the annual bushel of corn worth 6c more to with Mounted l'low and Culti­ Shorthorn lleifm·, 8 months old li'armeni' Week program at Mich· Jivestoclt feeders In terms of pro· Chiclwu Rain Shelter ------,tcin supplcinc.nt saved. vator 6 Bags of fi·Hi-fi Fe~·tilize1· A boost in the protein content 2 Harrow.~, :~-soction quantity of Gootl Lumbc1· Hogs of corn would help cattle ami 11-llead 11! Yorltshire Gilts £i-ft. Single msc I~lcct.ric l~ence Chargm· sheep feeders Rince. less protein,· He!(istm·ed Yorl>shiJ•e Hom·, l yettl' supplement would be needed to /,John Ueere Corn PlantN· Posthole Digger old balance tho ration. Corn protein has to be supplemented with l\fcConnici>-H<•ering 5-ft. l\lowe•· Fm·l•s Yol'ltshirt~ Bal'I'OW other protein for feeding swiiw Dump 1\alw Qnant.ity (Jf Good IIau!l Tools and chickens. Recent feeding tests have shown, however, that high Uubbcl·-1'it•ed Wagon 1-liOI'Se Cultivafor Hay ... Corn - Oats protein corn, when properly sttp· Z-Wheel 'l'miler 1!)38 P untia :J 4-d om· Sedan 4-00 Bushels Coru plementecl, can be fed to pigs 50 Bushels Oats 2 HO[!; Tt·oughs Shovels with loss supplement than aver­ 50 Ha1!1s of Timothy-Clo\'1~1' Hay age for low protein corn. Farm !Waster 8-Ho!e Self l~eedel' Quantity of Scl':tJI hoit 2 Tons of Loose Clover Hay ' Plant breeders, Rossman re 1 porter!, have developed now corn , hybrids that have as much as 20'/r protein in the grain. He believes that more animal feeding tests Household Goods are needed to provide a complete !Uahogany ·3-picce Bedroom Suite Utility C1~binet · Chaise Lounge Chah• answer whether it )s dcslra bie to Walnut Hed Oalt Secretary Increase the protein content of Studio Cmwh ColltO(l Des!• corn. Platform Uoclwr Opri,!~ht i•iano and Stool 4-Rurnm• Gas Stove Wardrobe Closet Walnut G-piece Dining Room Suite '1 l~oeldng Chairs 4l{itcheu Chairs Hreald'ast Table and 2 Chairs ~lahogany Roclwr Steel Ironing Board 1952 International 8-ft. Ue· 9.d2 Wool Rug 2 Lawn Mowers Prof. Blank Plans frigemtor with· freezer compart­ Be ready for winter! Be pre· Child's Chest of l>mwm·s Carpet Sweepm· Quik-Tatch type , •• tractor is ment Child's Chiffrobe 50 feet of Garden llose pared to clear snow from your quickly made free for other jobs. Sheep Meeting New Heme Sewing ~laehine -.._walks, drives, bam lots quickly Philco Console RlLdio ' Quantity of Canned F'ruit Can be set to push straight Prof. Graydon Blanit, sheep l\'Iayta15 ~Vashing lUach!ne, in good Twin Wash Tubs ' l?ruit Jat·s · •. , at low cost. We can furnish cond1twn a simple, easy.to.operate, . ahead · or angle .. right or left. specialist ft·om Michigan State 2 nookcases - Cooldug Utensils Safety trip protects blade if it hils ·c()llege, will meet·· with Ingham 3 Folding Cots Qu~ntity of Odd Tables Many Dishes and Other Articles· straighl·blade. snow plow for cnunty farmers Thursday, Febru· any John Deere General·Pur· an unseen obstruction. Come in ary 11, at 7:45 p. m. in the cout·t pose Tractor you own. Plow is and talk with us now. house at Mason. Terms:. Cash Not Responsible. Prof. Blank will show slides on the breeds of sheep, the desirable :tinds and typP.s cif breeding ewes for Accidents as well as winter management · Ae A. Howlett &. Co.· of the .farm ewe floc](, . Also to be discussed will be the 136E. Ash care of the flock dut•lng the lamb· lng season, castrating and. dock· ing of lambs and parasite eon· '. trol. Mrs. R( E. Longyear, . Prop. Current ·sheep diseases that. have frequently been a problem. to sheep owners as pregnacy, dis-. ~ eases and white muscle diseuse Earl' Dunsmore Clerk, . ~ ... Joy Davis _: .. Cashier' . wlll be covered,in his discussion. '••········----~---·······--·-··-·····...... Local Folies Set Poli(X rllnnct• guesl nt Ihe Wll,YJl!l GeeJ• Derby Neighborhood . ·. . ' Till! I home Wmlnc~;clny, .. ·Spring Pigs Mrs, Mnry lluHtiCJICnhl nnd !lin;, fl. \V. Hlll'IUgnum r=-ARMINL BU~lN~S~ J~lorence Dutton I'UIJI'rl on llu•ir• Mr. nne! Mr'H, Orin Acldoy nncl El(tensio~ Agents Get Good Advice IW eousln, mffle Arm~;tmn.: itl frtmlly nltnnded 11 fnrnlly IJh·thclny Depend Upon Pnrl1era Corners, f:ialttrday. Pcleltmlloll In lliiHllng:; f:iunday.• Last wc•r•il 1;1 tins nrtlc•Jr• I riJ~, CARL COLLIN ,J,lne J{illnm spent Werhwsrlny Ilowar d JcrJnl' in .lnrlty on the r:ommltil'e wns op· ot'f only 2'A. l'nultry stocln1 are ill'ooel sows. suggesls Dicit Bailey, ,Joe fl.ohcriH whi!P tlwre. ic'~· road Wcdnr!srlny aflct• sehool. the !'f>Unty oflke fur 11ll rli' the posed I<> a chang!' to flcxthle priee down only slightly. county ngrlcurul agent, Mrs, Hoy Glndslone IUHI Mnn, Mr~. Mtldrerl Al'idcy unci MrH, pr.oplc. Sllflpnrts nsl\erl h~· the ndmlnist ra· • • • Hoger, visited het· mot her, Flnr· GPoq:P Springmnn ntlcnclcrl IIJe This wroc)( 1 will wl'itr• 11ho111 He passes along the~;e (winters cncc Holmes nnd ,Josl<• Crumm nt seemt pals annnal ltu·Jwy dinner lion; between now anrl the first '!'he 1951 rrop of Hoyheans will from .J. A. Hoefer, Mlchlr::nn fill' nrlvlmr~· i>onnl. J· .. wh or lltr• nf Mnri'IJ, vnr·iotts compromises be supported nl lower price~ than Unadilla 'l'ucsr!Liy evening. and party nl Snyders Friday eve· :1 Pxlr•nhlon .:gc•t1ls in IIH• <'OIIill.\' State collcr::e animal husbandman. M;•, and Mr·s. noy Gladstone ning. prolmbly w111 h~ worlwd o11t. Sur· the l!J53 crop; the nnllonal aver· Hoefer says clean, clry, well· h.1s an advisor\' <'flllltr II nt:HI<• up , nne! Mr. nml Mrs. Jrll'l: Donohue Ed Otlomnn and fnmlly called plus disposal plnn nncl more CCC IIA'e supprll'l price for 1954 beans bedded winter housing free from of II gr'ollfl of Ill!' Vllillllil'l I )<1<'.111 attended n party fll the ltnmc of on his 1Hti'Pnls In Clwlsen Sun· funds got support. will he $2.22 a hushcl. That's rlrafts is prlo rlny. Ills mo,thcr rel'cnlly returned One pw.Hihll' <'omr 11·nmi!'P IV!tUid .about 80'/r of the December l:i, becausr! of the rlanger of resplr· !ttl' lrH':il l'llllllllllllll) I~IOIIfl'• Ill honoring tlwlr 12th wr•drllng an· frnrn un Ann A1hnr hospllnl IIJ'!d he t lw loll'('rlllr, of HUJ>porls nn If1~:1 parity prim. It Cf1mnnJ'CH ntnr.v rllse!nses. He advises placlnr:: t)J(> !'OIIIlfy, 'J'Jti'L'I' I'I'Jlii'S<'Illillii'!'S cot ton. wheat, corp, rim anrl pen· with n Rllpport price of $2.5!3 !m· nlversury Saturday I'Vening. Is tniii(Jng n satlsfar·tory recovery, of 1'11<'11 IIJ!•SI' Jrwal II lviH~)I'IH,Jon lance from the feeding area to daughteJ•, Wilma, werr• tn .Jn~k· JlaUsl'lt are the rmrcnls or a ngPnls .tnd the· <'lllill.t:lll '>I Ill" 1flfifi. Modcrnl,rrl parlly would Mnln fnl'tnr bnd1 of cutting the maim sure the sow gets exercise. son Snturclay. On Sunduy Mt·. anrl clnughiPI' born In the Foote ilos· llwn go into pffc•r•t In Hl:ili. This support prle•e Is In hold rlnwn tlw I ngri<'llitllr:tl r·ntnlnlllr•c• "' tltr• W:II'rl rr,r l!li! iH fully PlfPcllvc. Wheat parity slderahle acreage talwn out of won't hrcnk Icc nnd rlrlnl{ nil the r'P(JI<•~;r•lllr•ri fly tlu· lnll11winr~: I wmtld hP lowered cvcntunlly !Jy cnrn wottld natnr<~lly go Into soy· and w11ter they need. Ingham County News February 4, 1954 Page 5 f[Oinfl ( 1('/lllOilli('S P\II'IISIIJI\ J1lfltl1• Iii';(, 1'111'11 10'1, collon li',; lwans. By lncrenslng the acreage l IJCHJlltls 20•,;. of lif'ans this yenr, that cmp M,tlw sure pigs are free of the 1------­ her~ !\lis. f,J.:d\' l.-11, ol l.ansln::. I damaglnr: pat·uslles, liee nne! 1'tl1s Lil\VIun C·111·~ (Jf f)nn,,viliP " ' • r•oulrl enslly pile up surpluses for mange, hy treating the sow or i"or over· a year now, government officials to worry nlld Mt ·;. rt") r111h .,r \\'tlll<~llls· gilt with ell her Ilnclane or hcnzcnc ton. !\Irs. llr lntrtl' ( 'o~rr ol tit<' umn btl'i reported rcgulat•iy on about. •I ~~. ,I hexachloride, Dailey [Joints out. I \VliiiP U.d< 111'<'•1 h :l)SJlillllng piles o[ dairy 1 Preliminary estimates of the Feed well·halaneed rattons, hut I>Pl' '-;jJli'P ~-diP i·~ L;1.111 •,('( lf'lill~.· prorlucts in govc•rnmcnt hnnrls. I OPEN HOUSE ' of 1111• !111111<' ril'llii>IISII.iii!Jil r'IIUII· 'J'he~c supplll's ate tile result o[ carl,v spring onion aercngc In e~on'l ov~rfcerl. Th; avcragf so1; ell. Tlw <'n\1111\ nr~t'Jil'o..: l'llt1lldl b CCC' purl'hase:; to vrop dairy South Texas indtcate gmwcrs ~hould g,tln from 7.J l? 100 I J '·llll of price>'. thet•e will reduce their acr!'ar,e tng the gestation pcnocl. Go easy Friday, February 5,1954- LPsiil•, Jlal'lll•l r;l\1111 "' i\lt•i idt.lll 1fi',e below last year'I; )!arvest~cl ~111. co_rn. nnrl. usc plenty, of o~ ts, At t!H' ri';l; nf nppcnrlng to ;wreagc. The cold wave tl at ,J]f,llf,t r~nd suppleme~1t. riJC s 1 tp· lllilrl rtlld ( '!,1 I Pill'!' 1)lll fpJJIH'l g'"1' . . . "lwr·p" on tlw snhif'r•t. we believer! 1 ))Jcmcnt may be cllhcr home of Ollonrl:u,.:. 'lit<' Ill 'oundl is P.tl!' tlr<' :1 rlt•,IIJHI pmgr.uns forlljlteslton HJ:d answ1•r prmr:rl Wtlh ll!esitualionllrHialltlwenrmnrlls reached tile extreme soulhcl'll ,'. · .. '>, tl I tl f II 1'1'[>1'<' '"rtl'lltvcs r f lite lr'gl''i tltve r•ottlltr·e,· , ''' of trouble. P.l'r'Pnt puhli<'ity ancl ~ ~ '' " I l I I I Barry &Eaton Mutual Insurance Co.· \Villl<' ()al\, J\Jt,, 1\l'lliH'Ih il:ricfrore congressional caused no damage to wtnlcr grow· anuna pro en,. or ~ may 1 Je 11 l t I I l's \'I'IIIW of !.<'sill' :1t1d DPI'II'"'III Die !dn· prol~l'ams o a•sr• gnll.tps "'r'lll'· I.'"~', W.Ji- II tr .mar.1 I Iws ap· I f'ommittPes. IHtvr. bornP nut the itl,." Cl'Ops. Conrlitlon of ont'orlcy good commercial1 13 3:J'/r1 sow1 1 and1 :H fi-S 17 S. Uuchran A 1 1 soil fr<~tll \IPrt li:>n lll't'l<>ll .Tolin· ·r·lo~i!'cl !111' 111osl cll<', l\lil'h i)!;:t n SOil, l'IJ,dt llt:lll rd' till' :r·~rtc·ultlll'.ll 111 liH• r·ottl11,'>'. il'i"•;r•Jy \\'till tit:• c·ommltlcc from woulrl reae!J such a erltiml stage '' •· '' i The right ldnrl of care and e·ommt!l<'<' of 111<' IH>IIItilll supr'J'· .•IllItgh lltl' c·nutwtls nf 1hr, aciPquale for lhe rncl'tings of the 000 lb 1'11Ccsc 2fi5,fi00,000 Jb anri spmycd on tn11 gmss was gobbled ___.....:.... __ v.llllltJs .1;.;r"nts lt.t\'1' l>r•r•n futH' I fnlks from tile <'llY • ·t ivc• II' .uJts 1111' nrl\ i"rn·y hoard t ions. si IJC'I' Ihr• Ll•gion J\Tr•mot·mi been proposed to give or se11 lleklc grass when sprinkled with Corn Allotments This O('Casion mat·ks a real milrslone in the company's ' •s 'U'W ha\'111'.( l><'Pn ftttH'I inning builrlmg was use>rl by many rural large supplies of these products syrup or sacl'hflrinc. Plants need DOth year of opcmlions. Evet·yunc who has had a part 111 ltu:lilllll {'()itnl,Y lor only llw Ol')(anizations fot· larger mcel· 1 1 1 1 f t 1 to foreign countries. Proposa 1sIP Josp wrous o manu ac urc in this event is proud a:,; can be. Won't you please share • advisnn lllliil'll Ita!' liJt• tltittlon;~ pa• :: \'l':lr•;. Tl.us group plans 1" in~s Tlw mernlwr~ of lllb com· have been made to rcdul'c the Isttgar-pll"nly of' phosphate in Will Talnl Ill phil ,thr• c·all of IIH' C'll.!tl'matl. ol the arlvtsorv groups mcludtnr; .'ell the commodities bacJ.; to grass cows Will go for. Ja, 'me ' · •· ' -~ '.\'lilt m.1n·; ,1('11\'tltl'S l>r•;n:; Mrs. Glad\'S l•;nx, Derwood Dick· In 29 Counties t rarle. Tlwn retail pricl's cnn he " • • - .:siIIIII\' !IJHI many insnn and IIaroltl Glynn This cut to cnf'OUJ'agc cotl'HJmptlon. Misccllnny.... USDA Is con· Secretary of Agriculture Ezra ~.fl. !I 11'!., , 'p•nlliPm•; llf•tnc: hmugllt to till' :JI. saml' cornmitlrc is also to let tlw . · . · 1 1 Taft Denson's recent proclnma· Df, .9\Vl!, JJ, \."J6 eeE) ~~1<'111 inn ol t in• <'XIr•n:,i'>n w,c•nh, c·ounty f~ " " arl\'l'or,l' '. (, ' ,.>.tntts " .1<1 .tel~ .to help 1.n. tl'Jal ttscs for buller oil. But at and vegetables at big eity mar· will be in effect in f he nat ion's f h·t:'l' 1 1"• !o :to.:sp,! I!JP ar~i'1l1 .... Ill Ill\ \\ l\ to JTI ti n H'. ac '.'J'i.l>l'~~ 1 ont of strmwe. 1 owned farm products have bc.en I ittH' :111 l whir l1 should he L:ii'Pll 1 ' •.w1 1 1 ] . " tics. In these counties farmers minnr nttr'tllinn until morr.tinw Jo.tt, l.Js Jecn ltc Secretary Benson prnhahly will,barlcrerl to European countries sponsoJt~g who plant within their corn acre· Jo.r Ill<' past .3 yem·s of tl.w famtly 110 t extend the )Jresenl 90',; sup· for fertilizer. The fertilizer will ts ,1\'atlahlP for lites<' partieular Jt1 J 11 f tl I 1 ( age allotment are eligible for Mew, Powerful mg . te c or 1C amt II'S 0 <'X· port pror;r·11m past April 1. He has go to Korea as part of the pro· ,~,. 11 vtlip:;, 90r,; of parity loans on corn pro· ll •;icJP, tlw l'Pgular wn:·k "( iJw 11 pr;ople. of Ingh• 1 was · . , t · 1 t' t k CIJairman Bruce Clothier of the lil<' sln!P legislature who rc]Jre· J 'J hands, 11 s harri to sec 11ow he can coun rtes .... s c en ISs arc rna · 1w! 11 anuary - 2 a 1 11 1c sc1oo1 1 1 1 b d' · 1 Michigan Agricultural Stabilir.a· '"nt Tn~hnm e·nunt.r. The mrm· · 'J~O · rln other than cut t 11c support ng progress n rce mg mm a· w1 11 t over ~J pcop1 c 111 ~ 11 en(·1 · 1 • II • tlon ami Conservation commit· '' •; '• l)f tiiC l!•glslature were enter· . , F lure 1 1 11 n- f level. lure 1wgs w 11e11 wou c matmc at ,mcc. en ( a lC 1"·>'1 am· <· • 60 t 70 lh I I · t d lop an tee, explains 1hnt commercial tnill<'ri:ll llC'I \'Pv rlintwr. ·FnJJr,wmc; llw mtgltt be used h\' mernbPrs of 1hc Cold stol' a lll'JP[ n•JH>rl ol til<' JH''l· lal;e sntm' ol I he ide• as g•linrrl Ill al the beginning of 1[)!13. 111 Isupport programs are 1e nnd t1 or more bu~hcl~ of corn ''I dill rarri<'d on in the rount,l' by the exception of pork, lamb and "primarily to the larger more SEE IT A~~ , this family ni;::hl hack lfl lite l.J· .. per aerc of farm land. InC'lud,•d tlh:ll p n·tkttlar agrnt. Delmar r•;JI community level and also fish, stocl;s arc above the January mechanized ;mel more efficient also arc neir;:hboring counties BRO~LER FEED ('.JJ r ICJH>I'If'd on the llf (]U!J . . holdings of the past 3 years. farms." I bat!<1 lo the 1am1ly whctc they which in recent years produced • ~.• ,a. Jll'•'"l"\111 llarold G)l·nn tl'pnrtrd this amount oi corn and under Boost your earning power from broifers ; a·~ 011 ','.,:unt'\' .lgi'H'Uil Ltr•aJ flii lh•len Pnllul> rrpot'l<'rl f<~l' the Exchange Plans I MARSHALL WELLS' 17 Holsteins, 31.9 lb fat, 870 G lb Scr·retary Benson's announec· less Feed, Time!, and Work than ever be· rlll~t 11 mile• nurtll ol' ,\!,ther after aunt, Lydia Full eggs or hatching eggs, vllle, Tuesday afternoon. Low-cost subsoiling with your own equipment is Robert Alles, 13 Holsteins and • ... w:'"'"1 want goNI nroduction. 1 Mrs. Florence Dutton was a another advantage of owning an Allis-Chalmers CA, Fall Plowing Not Needed Guernseys, 36.6 lb f~t. 981.5 lb D11ving from hntcherles that Sugar beets don't need fall mtlk; Glen Sharland, 24 Holsteins. nwrv on a r.ood pullorum testing WD or WD-45 Tractor. Automatic Traction Booster and low, forward, single hitchpoint give necessary · plowing. This has been proved 36.5 lb fat, 106-1.6 lb milk; Hay- ,.,,..f1'"''llm helps to Insure healthy / by Experiment Station trials. ward & Todd, 32 Holsteins, 36.3 ;ollicl:hlly shorter @1953 Nclloncl Wlldllfo Fodorcilon wns turner! ln. 13r.ta Sigma Phi Its regular meeting Thursday eve· snnthemums, from which lmhy February 11~, at. 8 p. m. than the 2l·lnch cmw. While the members Rcrwrl mffcc nnrl dough· ning at tile G. A. R. hnll. mums cascuded, caught in slender whitt:! ribbon streamers. The ol'fldating minister w!!! he, Shorl·earcr! Owl mmmonly soei>s harned seems to he barred cross· nuts to the worlwrs when tlwy Allee! Cnt!in, president, nn· Rev. Harold Pail thorpe of Its food o.f mice during the day· wise. Both may show conspicuous came in. Othct• members of the Mrs. Delores Fnte was the rna· w. nounccr! her ('(}rnmittcc appoint: Grer:mncld Metlwr:!!st: church, tlme, tlw Long-carer:! more com· cars at times. 'l'hc Long-cnrod somrlty shutt!nd hac!< and forth mr:mts. They me as follows: H.cl!ef Iron of hr:mor. Thr. brldesma!cls in their enrs, bringing in money were Ann Davidson, Mrs. Doreen formerly from Howell, ami for nwnly. fccrl.s at ni~hL 13o~h. ~I'C! Owl weighs only nhout 11. ounces committee, Frieda White, H.horla whom Miss Crnn~ton worlted her con~plcuouH friend~ of the f.um: while the Great-horned Owl mny from outlying dlstrkls. Loti, ·ami Barbara Grinr:lling. Slocum nnrl Stcl!n Comer; cxecu· last 2 years o( hl~:h sdwo! as cr anr! for that mnltr!r of a!! of weigh to 3V:! Jh. The attendants wore gowns nf us ''l'lie hJ'r:•ululown of the money l !ve commlllce, Nina Ketchum, secretary. HC! w!!! he aHslstcd by · · . . . I The Long-eared Owl breeds Some Facts About ci6llecterl is as follows: W!ll!nm~· Hhca Horstman, and Helen John· nylon taffeta, wil!1 pleated sweet· Rev. Horace .James of WH!Iams· AsH.ir from the difference In from ccntm! British Columbia tn' ton r~!ty nnd tmvn~hip, $Hil!l.:l7; :ion; nur:lit!ng committee, Ada WI!· heart neclll!nes, and cap sleeves. ton. size between the Long-cared ami . · ldns, Frieda White, and Anna Two wore gold ancl two wore pea· tile Gt•nat ilor e 1 0\"1" II e L Ncwfnum!lanr:! and .south of Cnli· Pregnancy Nutrition Loc!w town~hlp, $107.10; nne! Robert' received his bachelor of " ~ · 11 r ' ·'• 1 ong· When I neld township, $1i1.04. Shepler; cocl> blue. The tiny bciuler:J tiaras, f'Hrerl sct)lllS to he streaker! fomla, Texas anrl . Vlrglnln. Tt mitts, nnr:J satin pumps they wore science degree .Tunc, 1953· from lengthwise while the Great· winters from sout!wrn Canncla to "1'he mn 1 w~· will go r:!lrectly into Conference commit tee, Pearl matched their gowns. Each car· Michigan State co!lcgc anrl on Florida and ccntrnl Mexico so it the Mareh of Dimes fllnrl, from, ~n11t, Betty Steffes, anrl Minnie It: is simple for the expectant mother to bet­ r!ed n bouquet of gold and bronze .Tanunry 2!J he gmduatcd from mny be .round at some time of the . .which half will slay in Mlcbi~anl bngcl; r~Jihl welfare commit lee, I ter equip her body for the coming 11'ial. A chrysanthemums. officer's candidate sdwo! in New· ycnr anywiHire ln. the United anrl half will go Into 1 he National Maude Jo.ckman, Ethel Vnn AI· r LII'\,Aier Honors The ushers were Major Moore, port, H.lwr:Jc Island. He is now .;)~Dun I States in suitahlc country. Given healthiet· baby, easier labor, and bctl:el' gen· Iiifantllc Paralysis Foundation to ~tine, and H!wrla Slocum; Amcrl· 2 IJc user! in a .j.folrl prngrnm, re· can!zatlnncomrnittcc, Nina Ketch· Hobert Smith, Stanley Clark nnr:l spending )Vecl ago tr!butcd to the Mothers' March. •• , • • , <1111 c nug 1 c1 • 1. am r~. 0 1l1 r!nr:e to Ensign Hobert J. Gonr.lall. .food w!lh n brother or stst·er who Sunrl~y. The 2 1\'omt:!n then visit· 'l'ht:! w. n. c. plans to sponsor Lnnst.ng. rhe guests mcl.ur:lccl the Grohman, Sunday. p,.f ·1 1 • . , 1 1 , is 2 weeks older. This probably wer:lr:!mg p·1rty the brrde nne! '- res 1m en s wet e ser\ cr 1;, . . eel M1~s ~ula Stedman, who has carr:l parties at the GAR lwll, . • ~ '. t· M ' 13. 'Dale Ball, his son, .Tim, nnrl mothers nf l'iwir membCl'S. De· means starvatiOn for the young·. I 1 s 1 1 Prescrlpfi.on P!ull"maclsb been hosptta!!zecl. every second and fourth Thurs· 1ra eg1·L oom'I' s pat enf L, nne: . r. nm 1 1liS · r: 1aug 11ter, Barbara, ntlenderl !orcs has sung wllh· the:: choir for s·t !!I• un tess f OCJl1 ts· · so· •ollllnr: 1 Jan t 1 Mrs ce ay 1or o •tnsmg · · · " 1 1 11 1 .. Mrs. Mabel Miller underwent day between 1 am14 p.m. A small · ' ' · · the Gene Autry show at Michigan many years. t 1nt t 1C! or: er Jrothers and sis· Leslie, Michigan surgm·y recently. She is now amount will be charged for rc· -- State college Thursday evcni11g. __ tt:!rs just cannot eat nl! brought I ccinvalcsdng . is improving. I her daughter nt Holly this wee!;, this that the morQ mice nnr:l rats WI 'amston an area may hnvc, the more of Holds Open House ______....::.:.;__:::~~::.....:.:.!::.~!.....------·--

'!'he P. T. A. held open house at. the Elementary school Monday night, from 7 to 8:15 p. m. Par· cnts and teachers hncl a chance to

meet aml to visit. Student work 1 was also on display in each room. [ A program of music preceded the regular meeting. It !nclttded a i .I solo by .Joyce Madden, accom·r panier:l by Mrs. Kranz; a solo by Wayne Karn, accompanied by Mt·s. Karn; n clarinet duet by Kay Yes, our stock of these , Milliken anrl James Lightfoot; a I gives yOU all these features piano solo by Nancy Lightfoot; wonderful1953 model anrl nn accordion solo by Sharon May. I Speaker for the r:!Vening was FRIGIDAIRE Professor Elsie Edwards of the at lowest prices! Michigan State college sp:!cch r:lc· partmenl. Her topic was "Speech REFRIGERATORS Correct ion Techniques." is moving out fast ••• but if you hurry you will still find a good selection Organization Meet to choose From ... Is Thursday Night LIKE THIS big Deluxe A new group called the Thomas model with Automatic Athletic clt1h ls being formed. An· other name could be "Operation Defrosting and Separate Youth." Those interested in the! Fodd Freezer. young men of Williamston who would like to assist in supervis· ing a group of them, may nttcncl the meeting to be Thttrsdny. at 8 p. m., in the club rooms whid1 are located next to the G. & F.. Electric st'orc and over Charlie's Recreation at 132 West. Gmnd River avenue. 'I'hc club room, which was donated by Thomas Brother~. now contains n boxing. ring, 2 punching bags and bracls. These were all donated by Interested citizens and represent a valu~ of about $200. Tho new 1954 Chovrolol Bel Air 2-door sedan, Wllh lhree 'greal series, There have been sufficient Chevrolcl offers lhe mosl boe~ulilul choke of model• in iii Oold, funds to pay all bills nc~umulaler:ll tints far in the development of It. is first in its field with the newest and finest features, incl'uding Po~er Brakes;~ Automatic the club. Window and Seat Contro.lsi' New· liigher Horsepower in Two Great Engines, and· all these other ,( outstanding advantages. Come, see it now! Speaker Tells About Strildng New Luxury-Line Styling. Here arc the be:st·looking Extraordinary Four•Fold ·Economy.· (I) Lowest-priced line (2) Conditions in Italy Chevrolcts of aH time! Smarter looking, lower looking, with extremely low operating costs (3-), exceptionally low main· Wllllnmston Library Guilcl distinctive new front·and·rcnr-end design. tcnance costs ( 4) traditionally higher resale value. He.re's a Refrigerator that members held their monthly Luxurious New Modern-Mode Interiors. Richer fabrics-wider' N~w Low Price on Power Steering. Lets you park, turn and has everythingyou've ever meeting last Thursday at the usc of vinyl trim-extra roomy throughout. Interior cllioi·s steer with up to so·per cent less effort. Avai!aqle on ali lnode!s.• MORE home of Mrs. Gladys Wylie. Sally POWERED FOR keyed to exterior colors in "Two-Ten" and· Bel Air models! Now Power Brakes for Your Safety-Protection. The first -l]nd dreamed about in a refriq­ Neuman, presiclcnt, presided over New Power in "Blue-Flame 125" Engine. More power!· More the oillsUim/ing Power Brakes~ in, Chevrolet's field. (Available PEOPLE BU'( erator. the meeting. PERFORMANCE! smoothness! More economy! All are yours with this brilliant on. Powcrg!idc models.) Plus Panoramic Visibility; Safety Mrs. Earl Hathaway presented engine. Part of the special Powerglide power tcan~. Plate Glass ail around in sedans and coupes; E-Z-Eyc Plme CHEVROLETS . *There or~, ~f course, other the spenlters, Mrs. Vito Cicorclli ENGINEERED New Power in "Blue-Flame 115" Engine. The "Blue·Fiallle Glass•; Road-hugging Knee-Action Ride. models to ·cho.ose from, of Lansing, anrl Mary Engardlo. 115" Engine also gives you finer performance and important New Automatic Window· and Seat Controls. Touch a button to THAN ANY FOR ECONOMY! gas savings. Both of these power plants are the most lhor· raise or lower front windows. Move the front scat up and but regardless. of. the ·Mrs. C!corelll told of being In oughly proved in their field. forward: or down and. buck with the same case. Available on OTHER CARl model or size you selei::t Taranto, Italy, with Mr. Cicorelli "Two-Ten" and Bel Air models.* at the time of the Communist Highly Perfected Powerg!ide. Now you can have the famed .you will get .theuame high election. She also told. of.the good· Powerglide automatic 'transmission* on all Chevrolet iuodels. Come in, sec and drive tlie new 1954 Ch~vrolet at your earliest ·standard of qualily. will trnln from the United States First-finest-and most popular in its field. convenience; and we believe .you'll decide. it's the car for you! *O(IIional ar c~·tra cosr. which she said was assigned to . lI . the Communists by a certain party in Illinois who was then 'IUNE IN THE DINAH. SHORE SHOW ON NBC •· Radio-Every. Tuesday and Frlday·henlnll· • .Tol~vhlon-Ev'ory Tuosday and Thu!~dQy Ever1 l~tJ governor of that state. She told I. how the. Russians· toolt every. , BUY NOW.qnd $AV'E American statement and distorted SYMBOL OF' SAVINGS. lt. Mrs. Clcorelil l>rcst,:!nter:l the . Duri~g thi.s Big .••.•: . gt•oup1 with a boolt. of her broth·

er's poems published In Itnilan. \- Mary Engnrdlo showed ·slides ·cL.EARANC·E. $.ALE , •,· . l ' . of her trip _through Italy, taltcn scver!ll ·years ago. ''· ' At the. close of. the meeting the ,hostess.·set~ved reireshments,. as· 447 S. J.effe.. " .. o.n.·,. .·.·Mason: slsted by Mrs. Lulu Younes. . __..:..'.-...--~---...;..~_,_~ ___,_..;...._ ___~_...;.;-::.,~-~...;.;;_...;.; ______...;.....;..__,;__:...__.-...... ;.;.;- _____.;_,-.,: __ .. -.·· ,. lnqhnm Co11otv News Februarv 4, 1954 Page 7 Henry R. James Dies at tansing Legal Notices •' Jlen~J rt Jmw s 7~ clh cl nl Jl(s hmne 'il'i l r 11 r nluwn L m ORDER fOR I'UDLICATION tilllg Monda\ l~hlull~ 1 M1 ANNUAL AND FINAL ACCOUNTS DETEIIMINATION OJ' BEJRS AND Jnmos w 1s bill II Soptemhcl 15 FOR 1880 nl J'r.lt Plnln ~ I ETITION fEES 1 BAl.LANTINI?.-Morch 5 1054 1 01 I he pn~l lO yr 11 s he hnd. hcen n 1es!rlent n! L~ns!ng nnrl wus employed 11 111 elr.vntn~· opmntm nt Uw Y W C A frJI the pnst 1'i yr flrs Pr lnt to lllflt lw wus 111 r.rnplo~r r of tlw city, pm It nnrl u mctr n rom mission M1 Jnmt s wns a rnemhe1 qf lite Fhst Methodist rhlllCh of LnnRing Survlvr rs llll 11 rl11ughlm M1s Lr OJHltll Juntunen of L 111slng nml 2 sons C Honnld of L lllHlng nnd Don ill rt r f IV ~nl Onl< 11 mtnl scrvltt s wr IP hclrl nl om o doc I< Wcilnr scl1y Ill the Lste, Lcurlle~ C •lolllnl Chape-l with Hcv Wllllnrn A !31mrling p[!!cl Jtlng Btn Ill 11 1s at 13unlcm1 lilli er.metet\ COMPACT UNIT FOR COMPACT KITCHENS-Many a housewife, crowded Inn smnll kitchen, wlll be happy to hear about this Innovation shown tcccntly at the tntmnntlonal Home ~ urnlsh­ mgs Marltet In Chicago Contalnlr g a double sink, a slx-cubtc-foot tcfr1gctat01 and throe top bun1crs plus o\en and br01lcr tacks the unit 1s the size or the conventional stove nnrl onmatr• Wllh IZRS 01 clcch ICit:V 11 ciJ sur cPss 11 pr esrmts the CltJmlnllion ( f lllllllV P.ffottS hy rn m~ me 11 o\ et 1 loll!( pmlod 11C, • I ime Bridge Boom Is Expected North Buck In 188 I long before nuto, mohlics wctc lnV£ntr t the G1nml Jly l.r nr Allr mun 11ggr.rs nnrl rther wmlwts Will some fi miles I!P.Ight of sus pen 1t IVCI se llr t nlrt h c 1mr. con l\IIr higun I'll ss Assndalion "~ vi need thul fe1 r \ sc1 vi< r ac 10~s lJe t equ1tccl to move Into the sian mtchotngcs is JJ2 feci the Sir Ills would not sallsf~ li A h tllle lf.llllSl Mlchtgan s Straits men for nn ""itmtlecl 3 hlghet than Dcttmt s J'lshc1 I P needs :'lh ill II he llnirlge m n geog1 aphy c 111 hcg1n nm th tl years lnnlcling pc1 loci Wives and hutldlng Road lr.vei of the htlclgc tunrl£'1' it 1 wet c clitrnliily othet htttlcs h1vr heen \lOll 111 1s 148 feet 1hovc the wntct An Slll ft\olrcllhr bllrlge lo vmying ex; approved 1 bond Issue to finance lo the 1 200 fool d1st mcc over submitlerl pl1ns In Dec em bet In tents anrl several mGclc efforts to Work I"> planned for 3 months San Franc1sr o hay Addmg 1hG hnng 1t 11110 ex stance vcstors agrer rl to prr VJdr the rc rach jear December thwugh length of the app10uc hrs the quurd rnonev llwn lcgJltly of M trch at c considere I unsuJtnhlc Straits budge wll1 exceed by one A Jl CXIst ll\g ohsl aries OVCI1• the bond •~sue w ts quesllonecl fo1 most eonstructwn opernt1nns half mile lhe 1'1.. mtle sti\H turc Supteme Just tees he nd tile because of weathe1 condlllons In Callforma It should I 1st mr 1c come wality P1cpn 1tlon fm menls lL led lilC ptnposJtJOn con Mountnms of malelials me than 100 yr.ms nccorcllng to tt SlltUtlOJWJ con:;II ur lion 1s 1hr tdy under' needed to complete the task De (Jcsigners w 1y When 1t 1s complctr.cl thC slgnc1 Dnv1d B Stetman expects Much mole t hnn a convcmcnl arl\ant 1gcs \lhicll If Stilt clneclly lo use 8'1 000 cubic ymcls of con Cost of the bridge Will reG<'h to \he! nm t)lCin HC I lOllS C Ill be means fr 1 sot thnr n Mlclt gan ct etc i enough to build 26 mtles nearly $160 000 000 mclucllnf m ex pee ted to henefll Ill Michigan deer lmnters to tt a vel to J\llich of 2Jane pavement n mches terest aceorclmg to ptescnt 11 ani p ovlrle fm the state a 1~ rrn Upper Pcntnsull the g1 tlucl to pay them off GROWING BETTER CROPS before the expn 1t1on date

The present lmdge' nulholltY consists of 7 Michigan mr n wht serve without pay Chn rmrrn 1~ Prent1ss M Btown foJJne1 U S senator and chanman o[ the board of the Detroit I dlson rom I pany I Othm members arc Me 1cl L Bncl

(Unlvctsll) of Mor)tund pholol Notice 1s hereby gtven that a publtc hearmg w11J be held at the One stage in tcshng soil samples for Rddlty Dellu township han Holt Michigan on rcbnmrv 2) 1951 at 7 p m to rezone thr> followmg described properly 1lso a semi annual open Wmtor 1s the ltme to have your stum and phosphorus nccordmg to meeting of the zomng boatel w1ll be held at the same ume to take sml tests made or to arrange for sot! fertility professor Dt R H them as sQon as good samples can Bray, Umvers1ty of Ilhnots such other actton as should p1 opml~ come before the boat d at tlus be taken, accordmg to the experts "Laboratory testing of soils for lime Tcstmg laboratorres whether at the1r content of plant nutrients 1s Request from Joseph F Ltiws 101'5 Beech St L lllSIIIg rtwt umvers1ty, Exper1mcnt Stat10n, lfiPidly becornmg vcty Important property dcscrtbed as Commencing at a pomt 'i5 4'5 fl south of county headquarte1s or priVately to both effic1ent crop productiOn the NW corner of the SE ~~ of the NE 'A of Section 23 f3N R2W and sot! conservation • snys Qperated as by food p10cessors, Dellu townsiup Ingham count~ Mtchlgun thence S !il degrees West Charles E l{ellogg, chief, So1l have seasonal peak per1ods when 51215 ft thence S 39 clegtecs E 200 ft thence N '51 degrees E 3Hi 4 I volume of tests may slow set v1cc, Survey, US Sotl Conservation JUSt when the farme1 wants speed Serv1cc • Although n so1l SUI vey ft thence N 0 degtecs 39 mmt tes E 2'i07'5 ft to n pomt of be It 1s poss1blc to sample the so1l giVCS a baSIC descriptiOn Of ginning Request that all of thts propm ty be zoned commmcwl for any ttme of the year that good the sotl and 1ts probable nu· the ptu pose of erecting a motel samples can be obtamed, advises tuent defic1enc1es and responses Request from John Mlllhlsler 3122 Not th rand Lansing Mich Dr Roy D Bronson, m eharge of to ferhhzets, precise ferhhzer 1gan That property described as follows be rc zoned com mel cia! SOil testmg at Purdue Umverslty needs depend on past croppmg vtz N lA, of Lot 34 except the E 150 fl of Sup1 Plttt No 3 Mn y h. Coc Vtl Jnmeto~ Coc n VOl ce •The farmer must thmk as far h1sto1y and crops to be grown ORDER FOR PUDl.ICATION Jnnuury 10 Request from Hugh Smythe Holt Mtchig 111 That Ius lots on FINAl. ACCOUNT I Dwight E Mills v• J 1110 tn M M lis ahead about soil testing as he does Dy ha.vmg propel tests made on AND DETERMINATION OF HEIRS lllvnrcc J1 nun1y 16 Iwhen he plants his corn 111 June well selected soli samples and Greenwood Ave Holt MIChigan across flam the Holt !ugh school KIMMEL-March 5, 1951 l Luorn Abfnlt" vs D nlul I Ahlnltc 1n expectation of Octobet harvest results properly mterpt eted a be rezoned for use as a parltmg lot (Arlington Parlt SLib Lots 8 St Ito of Michigan rho Probate Co lit llliYOICC lnnunry tr. for the county of lngl Lm Cl rhum I V Sel roed 1 vg Jont K n Reseatch work mdlcates that sea· skilled agr1cultur1st can make a , 910 and 11 l ~ sonal var ahons in soil tests arc much better 1ecommendatlon for At n ••••Jon of •aid Court held 0 1 Schrocdct Dlvo cc J 1 ln y !fi 1 Reque~t from the Delhi Twp Board that the followmg Plats be Jnnunry .6 1961 Timothy Bclbo ,. J IlnH n1 polnllng ev dent from some of the um- world notes Dr E R PutVIS of Hnhl e•t• te llUYinu !01 the nllown11ce of koll Dtvotcc J11nun•y 20 Angel food cake is in season 15 1 per!ty Farms Sub and M 99 on the East and Jolly road on the North hiH ttn ll necount r01 1. dctermlna lion or 'F1 nnclllzok Pyclllt IHB k 1nwn aH of 1\llchlgnn now-as are other dishes eall!ng verslty statistics Smcc Pu!due Rutgers Umverstty He c1tes, too, heir. nnd lo1 th• n••lgnment and dl•· Futnk Pycllk v• Uo•nllll Pycllk mvo1ue Ill I ointing A Residential recommended , for generous amounts o! eggs established a central laboratory, • mOJO! prog1 ess' In research on trlbutlon of the tcolluc of onld ootntc Jnnuaty 2~ test count rose fiOm 7,000 m 1951 mmor or trace elements, whose College Road Manor-A strtp of land commcncmg 425 ft N will be hcmd on M1rch r. 1064 1 t Pnttlcht A No•kr VH Rnyn on I A Homemalcers of 20 years ago eleven o cloclc In the forenoon nt the NeKkf Dtvotcc J mun )' 22 over 30,000 1953 At the um. growmg Importance IS also men· were careful how they used eggs Itc.> 111 of the SE Cm of Sec 13 thence N 1918 ft W 44'3 ft S 118 ft, E l'robatc Olflcu 11t 206 Wc•t SuKin tw Mnthlld" Cllngrn• v• Lnwtcncu Gin versity of Maryland, ExtensiOn !toned by Dt K C Bet ger at the Street Lun•ln~r MlchiKml RlllH Dlvotcc Jnnumy 21 165 ft S 1800 ft E 280ft to beginning A Residential recommended In the winter time But thanlcs SOils spccmliSt FrankL Bentz Umverstty of W1sconsm It Io OtdCic I Thnt notlco tltetcof bo Mnry A llckctlng VK Hn1old L n1 Wentland s College Road Pointe-A subclrvlsiOt) of t>ar t of the Riven by 1 bllclllon of a coJy he eo! l'Jckctlng Dlvotco Jnnumy 2' to the "modern' hen who Jays Jr' reports 10,000 snmples tested Speakmg 111 terms of canning for th1co week• co1 ••• ltlvely 1 rev lou• to 11c1uldlno Quick VK Fo d Qulel< lll more and more eggs each weelc Jn 1953 as compared With 3,000 crops, Dr Berget says th~t vcge. SE y., of the SE it> of Sec 25 A Resldentml recommended ••ld d ty ol hctllng In tho InKhorn vorco Jnnunty 22 during the winter today's home County New• nnd Umt tho notltloncr l1m1L V Co•vor VK Ot' lllo E Co•1 or in 1946 and set VICe expandmg table growe1 s these days need Also a strip 200 ft In depth on the West stele of College Rei , c!luoo tt co11Y or thl• notice lo be ocrved Dlvo1cc Jnnunry 22 makers needn't exercise economy wltl\ a 'complete new laboratmy maximum profit y1eld~ and that from Cavanaugh road to US 127 A Resldcntlul tecommendcd UJ on etcl• known 11111 ty In lntereot 1t his Shirley C Lew I• v• John C Lcwlo In the use of eggs during t111s lnot known nddr••• by rcl!lotored mall IJivorec Jnnunry .2 and much new automatic equip· lmptoper balances of mtlogen, Lots of Maple Grove Farmf? Sub abutting on Jolly road tctull tocoh t tlcmantletl nt len•t four Helen E: O•w 1ld •• John 'F mcnt phosphate and potash not only ll'l'e teen (14) day• ttlor to such hoerlng or Dlvotco Jnnunry l2 wasteful but can actually reduce Residential recommended \ lty JlCIHonnl ••rvlco nt lonot five (li) dpyo June M Payment v• E lwnt I dnys if a lather In Ilhnots, With some 80 county y1clds And, though the need for All of Sec 9 not otherwise zoned shull be 'B" Residential -Jnlo• to ouch hc11r ng mont Dlvorco Jnnunty 21 laboratories and about 20 commcr- lime antl fertilizer is widespread, JOliN McCLEL~N Joan L Pickell VK JoHel>h P son on the w10ng Signed-Delhi 'Iownsh1p Zoning Committee, Judlfl of Protiate Divorce Janu~ry 22 clal ones, 1,900 000 act es were these mater111ls ate wasted when ,Nell Catpente~, Secretary , Marth!\ J Mycta vo provided switching Divorce Jnnutu y 22 tested last year for a~dity, potns· II\Olls are not tested 1 \ 5w2 \ I - lnuham County News february 4, 1954 LEOAJ, ~01'10~8 OUR DEMOCRACY byMat Legal Notices LEARNING TO I.IVE WITH THE WE'ATHER.

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~ITH OR. WITHOUT THI;' COOPERATION OF THE WEATHE~, THE: SPRING PLANTING SI!:ASON IS WELL ALONG- APJD MILLIONS OF HARD WO!l.I

MILLIONS OF AMERICAN F"AMIL ES LIKEWISE HAVE LI::ARNED TO LIVG W TH THE' ECONOMIC WEATHER THEY KNOW THAT HARD WORK, PRUDENT SPENDING PUTT NG SOMC:THING BY FO/t iHE: F"UTURE" IN LIFE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS Cf-IARTS A CLEAR.ER. COURSE: Tl'l F"AMILY WELL BEING AND SECURITY

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