,.. Jurors 'Hear 'Testimony In Jail Inmate's Death NIIH! WDmr!n n nrl fi mnn arc On lite Jury are Mllrh·r!d M11y Ninety·Sixtlt Year, No. 6 pntlcntly llslnnlnu In tesllmrmy anrl Bessie Ahbott, Williamston; eonc:ernlng 1111! rlenlh of Martin Bert IIolley and Ilr.rherl. Bailey, Hrnllh, ,lnr!kson, Without sc:rmun· Vevny; Mnl'ie M1wDn,nnlcl, Bertha lng hr.nrlllncs unci l'IHllo and 'l'V Larsen nnd Patrlnl< Cosgrove, piny, I ho 11 ,luron; urn trying to L n n s I n g ;' Shermnn Hurtmnn, State Suggests untangle lesllmony eomlng from Sloellill'lrlge; Margaret Clari1, Party Chooses Delegates hnlf n hundred wllncsses, Lr!slcr AureliU8i Claru F'. Mason, Merld· Sc:nll, •lfi, Lnnslni(, Is ehnrgerl lan; Belle Baxtcl', Delhi; Ilcrn!t· Another Story with murcl!'!rlng Smith, clnll Hnsldll, Leroy; Virtu Bal· To Make Nominations for Till! I rial was .~lnrlml 'l'ucsrlny clnr!f, Bunlmr Hill; and Perllc nnd prolwhiy will continue Bench, Loel, 11 nesses arc excluded from the would also h!! cxlcnrlr>tl lo, llw , of Owosso, Ingham Republicans selected delegates Monday wen! dHISI!Il to Iwar I he tcstl­ room. There would he more than north to malw room fn1· prisoner ,, mrmy. Ill! fore I he jury tnlws 11m fiO of 1hem If they all showed up. tanls. was elected as delegate from Thursday Night must make arrangements with a May Hear Mor~ Nestle's recommendations were Aurelius and Onondaga townships Democrat;; will convene in the home owner· for sanitary and contained In his periodic report with Leo Woods as alternate. court house al 8 o'clock 'l'hurs· on the condition of the Ingham cnol;ing facilities, visitors' permits Of Romeo Mov·e FROM 1\.RAUT l'O CAVIAR could be the title of a story about the conversion of the John J. Richards ami James Vo- day nigi1t lo name 31 delegates being valirl only fnr sleeping In jail. He reporter] the condition as empty H. W. Madison Co. sauerkraut factory into a handsome suile rif offices and a Sfl.o:'lC· truba were elected as delegates to the slate convention. trailers, No extended permits will Agitation at Romeo against good. ious warehouse. , J. A. Dart Co. bought the abandoned plant last summer. The firm has from Delhi with Cassius Shaft The state convention is sched· he gmntcd unless sewage facll· George Irvine, administrator of converted the west area into offices and a dmfting room. The main building has been made and Edgar Church as allemates. uled for Grand Rapids February il ics arc provided. Surroundings the federal mlllt marketing order, Representing Ingham, Wheat· 25 and 26. At lhe state convcn- must at all limes be lH!pt clean, and against some of the policies ,(ounci De ays , into a warehouse and Jabr!cating plant. , , field and White Oait townships tion nominees will he picked ior according to the ,ordinance. of the Michigan Mlllt Producers 1 . 1 In the top picture~'James A\~'Dart (right) is shown at his desk consultiLJg with. Paul ,at the state ·conwmtlon will be regents of the university, mem· P. Chrm, office riuinag~r and 'chief 'accountAnt. The picture below shows a section of the John E. Osborne of Stoclcbriclgc ..bcrs of slate board of agrlcul­ For an extended permit, occu­ ~~~~~~~~on, Is heading toward pants of the trailer must secure Filling Ticket \varehouse where, stores of plumbing, heating' and ventilating fixtures are kept and where Alternate Is Mrs. John Osborne. ture, superintendent of public the permission of all owners or At the annual meeting of the some installations are. fabricated. (Ingham County News Photos.) Representing Lansing township instruction, member of state ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~as dclega~swillbeRa~noncl ~~a~ of ed~atlon and justl~s occupants of property within 200 Stocltbrldge lc>'ill at Dansville For Cl.ty Posts feel. Wcdnc~day night there was con· Wilcox, Franlclln Gregg, Jr., Viola of the supreme court. siderable rart 4. son. Mrs. Herman Walt Is alter­ Relief on Fair pledged to revamp the state set· must be made by the council. the information dcslc, at which architect, has nearly completed Social news, Pages 4 and 5, nate. up." Councilmen indicated Monday Mrs. Dorothy Hamlin presides, plans and specifications for an Pari 1; Page 4, Pari. 2. Joy 0. Davis may get his ex­ addHion to Hall Memorial library Delegates from East Lansing -February D·raft Annual meeting of the Mason night that several volunteers for In the entrance corridor is the Sport:;, Page 6, Pm·t 2. arc Francis Pletz, Senator Harry pressed' wish of rel!ef as fair · tho draft have appeared. Council­ accounting office, managed by at Mason. They wilt be ready for Church news, Page 5, Part manager. Last fall he asked that local will be Tuesday, February the March 7 meeting of the boa rei F. Hittle, Richard Phllleo, V. A. Takes Only 14 22, at Leslie Grange hall, men must also choose one m· Paul P. Chen of East Lansing.. , 2. Trlquet and Rep. John J. McCune. someone else be made manager. more candidates for associate To the left of the entrance is of supervisors, said Supervisor' Eclilorials, Page 2, Part 3. A commi I teo of the fair board About 175 attended the meeting S. A. Bement, Mason, chairman Alternates from East Lansing Only 14 Ingham young men of the Stocltbrldge local, at the justice of the peace. - the office of James A. Dart, head ' Farm news, Pages 1, 2, 3 are Paul Bagwell, Fred Marin, has bee1i loolugc 2 ering, Wallace E. Kengcr·, Gordon scnted the state organization. He men expressed their appreciation fair. N. Johnson, Robert V. Wigle, discussed mal'lcetlng conditions of the cooperation given by col· Donald C. Gauss, Curley Lane, in Detroit. leagues and cl ty employees. Wayne? Robertson, Jr., Earl W. Dr. Conrad Posz of Michigan Adams, James F. Weller, Robert State college gave a talk. Kenneth Voters Will Decide on Mcelcs, Thomas E. Klewlcl:ust. AhaiPrlon gmrle sepur,tllnm; nn llw prhnat·y ------~---·----~-·------~-- vurine Holstein Snlr., 2 1.~ milcH mentA hns IJP.P.Il Hent to lhP Auto· ll'rt streets. wm·r! .lii lrwhos of preclplt u I ion. on Prmnnn ~ mllr!s, 't'C11l fllmllles or the gust Alnle· systmn wrntlcl r'Oinu to $1 ,!lH~.ooo, wesl nf Wllllumston on US·Hi. motiV!~ Snfely Founrlallnn, hlrr.rl 'l'o hrlng up trl stnnrlarcl :Jn:J 'l'empcmturrs ns remrrlerl nl 'J'Ir ursduy, l'eln·unry 17, Mr•s, cion Jcurm l.lrrt·r•uu f.l'I'Oll[1 wem rep· l';vuns ~nlrt. 't'r.n r·;t!Jrnad c~rnssing Snlllt'rlny, Fehnmry 12, Wrl>· 1o undertnlw 11 study frw n sllllo mllr•s nf ('(]llnty prlmnry rontl I he Mnson Hnwnr~r rlispostrl plant Htt'l.£!1 Bullr11' & Sons, 2 miles rr~sentert at tlw Chnrles Evr!mlt gul~·s :llld llrdtts would rr.qulm Chandler Wants hervllle Community i\uctlnn, Jeglslntlvr C'flmrnlt teP. would require lilr. r.xpr.nrllturr. ot' wem: srHII tr of Mtrsnn on US·l27 lti hotnr! 't'IIPsrlay r•vr~nlnr:. Following and ·1s hrlrtr:r•s ~~tna,nnn, tnr~rilrnacl Min. 'Mnx \VP.hbcr·vllle Community linll. Hnlfc ro11rl, nasi on Hotfr. r•narl :l llrn dlcusslon lrrple, RIHH)n Kelly wnulrt mtrl $0:ifl,OOO, F;vnns lntrl Feht'tlnty :1 ...... 2 2( Council to Buy Snturrlny, Febntnry 12, Mny· rnllr1s. Hltfli'I'Visors. slrrrwPcl .'illrles nnrt gnvr• a lnll< on F'Plll'ltnry 4 ...... Ill :It ford Hnuselwlrlr!l', :J miles eL!sl Sttl urrlny, Jcr•hrunry HI, Goor·gc~ hl'l' lr•lp to nrer•er.. lnyhom County News February 10, 1955 Page 2 mill's nf lrwul mads trnrl str·r.r!IH fccht'Ufll'Y 5 ...... ifl :lf nf Poltervilte on VcJ•rnnntvii!P Helbig 1111d Lnwrrmr'f' Lnnr, first highway to Gttnnell mud, onl' AI tlw f'iosr nf till' meeting thr. was not sprC'Itkally r.·ntnlngul'rl, l"eht·unry fi ... , .... 7 :17 A Speedier Car fnrm l'llst nt' M11snn on Cnlumlrlu IJOSIC!SS HflrVC1rJ I'C!freslirnrntH nf' the r·ounty Plli(liwcr Hltrtrd. F'chr·uary 7 ...... ,.... .,., .... ·12 ~0 Mnsrm'H pollrC! rlcpnrtmiJnt. will mnr!. ' 'lllrrlwlf'iws, r~atw, jrlln tlllll l'offrr. No slniP lt'LIIlJ1' Ad this way: First 5 yrat·s, $7,83!!,. (Contlmwd t't·om Png-11 t) uf Murch a, 11:17\1 000; HC'I'OIHI !i yr.nr~, $'J,]•Ifl,tl00; with the present onr!, he r:lnlms. B:ml was rlrlvlng 11 livrF;tor·k third !i years, $··J;IJO,Ofl0; nnd Sreond warrl, Mrs. W. B. Tho· Tlw prr•sent r•ur· wns bought .IunP truck lwlonglng In Hoy Drmnlrt SUIJSCIIII'TION itATES ruurtlr !i ,\'ears, $1,HI7,000. 1111111, Geoq::e Shlwell, Otto E. l:i. on College road whr.n lw toHI POll· 1 lrol, sinmmed lnlo a lrl'r1 nnrl Ontl .YI'Ill' 111 ll11dmm IIJld llitqllny udVt!l'lildn~ rut.rK on llll· gclnr· per· luling, Paul c. Ynungr•r·, .Tm;eph lw dmwn up hy the pollee com· sma:-;h£!d into a r·enwnt nhutment (IJuyuhlu In At.lvrtllce) lmr unl.iN•H nn J!I'Hl nnd lut~ul IIIIKJ!H, lnds nnd r·ompurc•rl with prPsc•nl Pinnell, altemnlr!s. near t hr. ronrl lnt l't'BPr•llrlll. Ono YfHit' tliiiKid., lrlf(hnm rn1d :lilt~ a lin•·· Nc• rt•11dln.r ot• 11\tHI/wtiH mit lee and Chandler. Bids will hi! Linn ucJjoln!ng t:utudlt•!i ...... ,... :1.no ttdVI!I'II!iiiH~ '''!lH thuu r.u,~. Annnuru•r•· rxpendltur·rs, the 21l·.vrar progr·am 'l'hlnl ward, Gus '1'. Hm·tmnn, ucc£!ptc!l by the r:ounell nl Jlw Nell hrr I he rlrivc!r' nrw tlw Hil Nf'\1' Low l'l'ir•r· Six TJHIIIlllll In lt~Hhlllll n111l /lli!IIIH of t:llte•J•tnlumt•tlltt wJII'n' ad· rilti!R not asstrmr! sur:lt astt·nnoml· Mrs, Lr.r. Dramis, Max Muntng. pnRsenget• I'CI'elvr•rl nny in,iut·IPs. ncJJulrJlllv, I'IIUIII.fl•:t ...... "' ),r,(l lllltHiillll iH J•hunn·d ur u( lillY 1111111 JceJJruary 21 meat In g. . .li'oua· month:• ...... l,IHI fo rllll'll' fund!t llllh\1. hn JHIIII 111. l'i•,:u· <'al pr·npor·tlnns, suhl l•:vnn~. fng· han, dclegntcs; .Tulia Gny!ot•d, Pollee Chief Chnndler rlirln'l rio Bot II were I hmwn llirough Ihr i ~fnghtH l'Ulli••:l ...... 0/i IlL I' rult·H, hum witt spend r·lnsr! In n million 1 p G R wlnrlsltlt:!lrl. !lnllnrs of Its own on lhr 1!!55 Mn,;. Muhe otter, .enr~=:e nss, too had wll h 1he old car in llw '!'he tr·ucl\ was mmplt>trly rlr· I 1 nlternntr.s. month of :January, nceordlng to l'onstruetion pmgr·um, H! stnlm · rourlh wnrrl, Rolanr.l f•'. Uhearl, hh, report to 1he council Monday moiiHherL Barel was on his IVU,I' to CUJ'I't!llt, I'I'UI{I'IIIll OutliurHI LeVC't'elt Munson, Leo F<1J'hat, night. Mason policemen hnncled pick up 11 load of llvrstrwl< In • Ingham's l D!iri mad progrnm delegates; Gameth Pierce, Chnrles out :15 speeding tlciU'Is, ll llclnl handed guth, nur·slng home wtu•re slw Gr·:uHI River roarl in Lnllsing Gmeme Black, Chflt'les McLean, out 92 ticl1els and issued lG9 twcl h~Pn sinr·C> Or~tnher. For 2 township. Also projer•tr•rl for lhis alternates. wamlng fot· traffic violations, the yent·s shr. hnrl hr.Pn in JlfiiJI' .1'1!111', s:lirl E:vnns, are 4.4 miles oJ' Scve.ntll wnrri, Zigmunrl Kowal· mporl showed. heat I h . Norge Electric Dryer surface lreatmr!nt: of lllar:lm· Coffee Prices 12.'1 miles of grarie unrt gravel Jor· hard, delegates; R. B. Engle, Jack Clairmont Everitt appointed City her 19, 1870, to John and Eva I IOWilship roads and tire t·epiacc· Warrr>n, Anton Krnpek, alter· 'l'reasuret• Doris Austin as hurlg· 1\ohler· in Cincinnati, Ohio. Slw ment of :J hrlrlges anrt n big eul· nates. et director. Accor•ding to the city married Forest DeGroft in !\lay, Vl'rl. Eighth ward, Eugene Houck, charier all city administrative of. 1!102, at Gihsonherg, Ohio. Tlwy The I'Siima lert eosl nf the Hl5!i Mrs. Ward Daggell, Claud Erick· t!cers must submit their budget moved to Mason in l!lOfi. Mr·. DP· $149.95 • mnslnrction progr•am is $7<13,000. son, delegates; Pnul Kenney, requirements to l.hr. budget offi· GmH died in 1940. Reduced 10c Lb Bridges selrerlLriPd for· 1his year Thomas Sinas, Mrs. .James Me· r:cr· by March 31. Surviving Mrs, DrGroft ar'P 2 HI'C nn Wrhbervilte mnrl spanning Lain, nlter·nales. The council also agreed to loo;< sons, Delbert and Lnwt·Pnrr, nf Herl Cedar, Herrington marl span Members of lhl' ererlentials into the purchaHe of the .2·way Mason. 1 lb Bag 11Ver· Wolf err.c•l< in Loei(e, and a committee selected Monday night radio system now used hy Ken Funeral sm·viees wrrr. ltelrl Eight 0' clock 79c lfarper road bridge over a dmin were Robert Draln~e 1) cost the city to move the court Ciga rets Carlon $1.8 9 Archeology society have arranged woulrl be the salary of a part· Cannon Sheets lo the jnll at Mason. Between time court clerk ami the cost of a meeting in Lansing Sunday 12:45 and 4:30 he was injured by Plus Tax artr.rnoon. Tire rnccling will be n justice court phone, according 81x99 $1.79 Ea. somebody's blows or by a fall. to the judge. Reduced 10c Lb at tl1r. conference mom of the He did not regain consciousness, The matter carne up when it Stat£! .Tournai builrling, beginning rlying 48 hours later. ALL CAPS 1/3 Off :rl ;{ n'dock. was suggested hy Counellman There was argument over the Cannon Pillow Cases Fot·che tltnt the council cham· Boy's · Men's Edmond Gibson, president of degree of the alleged crime prior lib Bag bers could he made over for H A&.P Vacuum tllr! state Hocir.ly, ami 2 members to choosing the jury. Scott is 42x36 79c Pr. 89c of tile Grand Rapids society will justice court room. charged with murder in the flrsf· show films oJ' recent Indian White Handkerchiefs Men's Briefs and mounrl excavations. degree. Dunnings moved that the when he first snw Smith Sunday charge be reduced In mnn· evening following the trmihle al No Finer Can Coffee 'l'lw meeting Sunday is open lo Athletic Shirts slaughter. Judge Coash drnied the jail the man was in a coma. 12 for 99c the publie, to :tny nne interested in Tnclian lore. the motion. Smith then had injuries nbout his 2 for 89c In their opening sfatcments face, a fractured nose and a cui WESTERN HATS $1.99 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iningsallurledboth the prosecutor tonf~i thatSmlllianrl Dun· treahnentlip, Dr. Stowe ~ven said. to·He toldreclu~ of Foam Rubber 79c lb had at the clambake .. According Smith's blood pressure. He found Men's Work Socks 6/$1.00 to Dunnlngs, Smith could have no evidence of a skull fmcture WAS 9!Jc received his fatal injuries In the until the autopsy, Dr. Siowe 1es· Jail. Chamberlain insisted that titled. BOY'S SOCKS 6/$1.00 Smith was unhurt in the clam• Russell Kisor of Mason testi· bal1e mishap and so far prosecu· .llecl that he was at the Elll ..s uf-~ Men's Flannel Work Gloves lion witnesses have testified ·that fair near Jackson. He saicl Smith Shirts Srnith was apparently uninjured fell off a chair with a thud t11at $1.99 1J4 Off whim he entered jail. wns audible. Smith was unable to Was $2.98 The jury with judge, lawyers get up alone, !(fsor declarecl. The ancl other court officials· visited Mason man said Smith appeared All Luggage lhe bullpen at the jail Tuesday to hl~ drunk at: the pat·ty. Boy's Flannel afternoon to see the setting of Shirts the alleged murdet·. 98c Off · l<'Jrsl to testify was AI Marsh, V3 owner of a Leslie restaurant. He M1m's said Smith appeared to be druni< when he was in the Marsh restau· '5 Buckle Arctics $4.9 S Dress Jackets rant. Deputy Don Haynes of Les· lie told of mal1ing the arrest of WAS $6.29 1 Smith and taking the man to 13 Off· jail. Deputy Wilbur Keyes told lUe11's about booi \·.· arrests for dt•unlr 12 he found tlu~ man un· JEWETT, Over $10- $3 Off Over $3- $1 Off · · ' conscious with blood pressure 1 Funeral Home • c:h· . . ·~ t . .. . registering more thnn :300, .·The Home of·FrJendJ,. Service Over· $5- $2 Off . Under $3- 75c Off AI· Jl~e •. evl"!o1 e ,Smith's reflexes appeared to :b~ · l'hono MOion 2·0151 , 1 I , )'' : ~ , . . ; I . · • , ,llOJ:mnl, however, the. ·Mas!ln doc··· 'Ambulonco ·Service, doy and ''lllhl.: ' ' ' ' • , , tor Stated, . · · . . . ' f ·'Am~UIARCO"'Oq~lp)lld :With: OlrJID • '0v.er $7.50 - $2.·50 ·OH .. 1 ' ' •. I•" , - ,. .'. 0 -, I • ' ' ' ,'" '' ~ ·' < '' , •• ' I ' , Phone Moson 2-8061 Dr. Stowe told the jury tlra~ , ___•..,n-dE_m..,er_•_•n-re~•u_•_•,_t• .. '•.;.•·~·-- ]111 lll•••••.. ••••lliil .... •lll•lli .. ••• .. •••••••••••llil••l . '/' 1 4 Ingham County News februnry 10, 1955 Page 3 . ~-.:--··-· -iiiiiiifiG±Z-· WMM't t tttrdiiMAIIdt(.VY 5!1W.,..'IMI ,..; W4n•~~~~-W · fiiMWr:t~••w"'"U•,.,.,...... M'IMII!IfiJ'RRMtt:ellitlll._. M a A"'MI--YC'''PFMMW~li~flllllll£atllll'l--l!llll!ll--llll'l!l!------lltlii!OUO i Olcemos Church Prices Good Maps Campaign Much~Mo~e Canned Goods Sale Ftn $80,000 Thansdcay~ Friday &. Saturday ( )J\I'IllCIS e:ollllllllllify C'illll'f'li lens 111'•(1111 il~ nrt(anlzatlon for n 'iff~~~~------~ Cans l.ccllrling f1111rl t'illnpnlgn '" r•c·c•r·J

II 111'\V f'lllll'f'il IHiilrJIIlj~. 'I'JJI• illliirl· j lng f11111l goal lws iJPr'll :;PI ily I ill'· dlllrr•li mhiiH:I ;II i1 ITiilllllllllll r1f ,for $HO,e11111. Plnn:; rtnrl :;lwtcl;r:s liavo 111'1'11 ril'll\\'1'1 liy Milllslln /IIHI C'lll'· vPr ll'liir'lc gil'l' 11 ll'illnliVI' irlt•n of wli;1t tlrr• flf'll' l'illll'f'li wllllllol; liiH' 'l'llf'sl' 11\'f' Slliljl'l'l to 11111'1' r:lcangt: or III1Hlil'l1'11llon, l'illll'f'il 1d'rldnls V\fhoh~ Kerr~11e~ Corn Cream-Style Corn :;1rlrl. lnform11lil'l' dlnm•rs fo1· !Ill' l'r:llgrr•gnlioll iiiiVII iiPPII plannl'ril Pou·k 51 lrneC!lns Red Kidney Beans :•11 Ileal nil 11111.\' ilr: tlilll'llllgllly ill· l'oi'IIH'rl 11s 111 lll'l'ris nnrl pl;cns for II Ill'\\' f'illll'l'il illlilriilll(, Cut ~~~ur D~ans Cut Green Beans .Vic·. ltlll;lllli M. '1'1'111'1'1' of l\1•!· 1'1111111, I Ill'., I'll lsillll'gli, 1'11. will n~·wsh ~!:iie~~t~:wr.oe!ll SauerlilP \VPiglil illHI giiSCl· Iiiii' DelMonte G~·,eenback Sale IIIXt'S, lilgiHIIll Will i~l'l :J;2:!7,­ S07.J!i for its I'Oiflll)' lliglm·11y Cleo1nser Ut•li\lonlt• 12-m;. Can lli•ll\lnntt~ No. 3fl3 Cau I-',\'Sil'l11. California Pasca~ Ce~ery ly. Bunch 19c L:1n~inr.; will gC't $1•10,.111'i$;1, Whole l(ernel Corn 3 Cans 47 ( Grapefruit Sections 2 Cans 39c Otlir!l' rnr:l1nm dtles 11nd villa!~rs 49c NO. I CI~LLO Pi\CI{ will n•r•eivl' liii'SI' sum.~: l':11st L1111· llPII\Jnntt~ 'Hi-m~. Can sing, !)\:.!0,7!1S.Hfl; :VIIISII/1, $:i,:!·I2.H'i; Gano~-n Hdl\lonte~ Nn. 2 Can Willi:unslnn, $~.720.·1S; LPslie, $2,· Orange Juice II I fl I 30c :!'i•l.71i; SlnelIM ontr :~~!:{ Can life Memberships Coconuts Ead1 19c Crushed Pineapple 2 Cans 45c " He•ll\lonto lfi-uz. J>Jq~. LifC' nwmilrc·s of nrownc·Cav· NO. I l\HCHIGAN 1)1'11\lnntll ~0:{ C:LII <'rlll<'r pos1 of the J\nwc·ican Lr· Seedless Raisins 19c ginn arP rww ,just like 1lte rest of Tide Fruit Cocktail • • ' 0 26c. I he hoy:-;, At a mrr•ling last Thurs· Giant Size clay niJ.:Itl memiH'I's votr:rl to dis· Potatoes 15-lb Peck 49c - 69c lkiMonto 46-oz. De•l!\lonte •Ui·oz. Can eontinue life memhc:rships. At Tomato Juice 31 c llw .Janu:ll'l' fi ml'etin~ a motion Regular 2for57c Pineapple Juice . . . . 29c was marie,·;, rlisr•ontinue tile plan. A<'erll'tling lo ily·lmvs all mcrniJer~ lwd to he notified 20 dnys prior to a volt'. The\' we.t·c: notified ancl lo~PJest .. Meat Prices 111 .J Special Sales Va~ue IGA at lasl 'I'IHII';ilay';; rncetinf; dis·l To.wrt mnt inuanee was deddcd upon. Yotm~ -:- Tendl'l' - Wl'll 'l'•·imnwd \v'lw11 1he post wa~ flush with All Choice FLOUR funds in lfl40 lifr mcmhen~hip:~ were set up for all members of Chuck Cuts 10 Lh ., 5 yf'ars standing or on pnymcnl eef Birdseye Frozen P~es of $10. 8vcn before the fire which rlc•stroyrrl tile Legion building ;J 99c Yl'llr ago, till' pn:-;t. was in ll'ouhle Chicken ovrr liff' rnemhersl1ip:>. Each lb mPmilCI' is !axed $:1 a yenr hy tile sts stair rleparlrncnt. so lifr memher­ Beef Aunt Cl:u·a. ~~Isler on Holfc l'oacl to go White Fish- Pike Grahams In Br~ I lie Creel; to plcnci l)'ilh her VEAL CHOPS- Choice Shoulder Cuts __ lb s·9c Standard husband Ior funds. Thr chilrlrr.n 2 U1 Plq~;. were made ll'mpnrary warrls of TENDER CUBE STEAKS. ______lb 79c F~Uets thc em1rt, and lr~let· rc:leascd to \ Oysters Mrs. DeBrulne's mnllwr. Charges S\VISS STEAK ____ :. ______I~ 49c 59c ar~r~insl Mrs. Dr.Bruinc: wc:rl.' 83c Pint· lb89c rlroppecl. STEWING CHICKENS- Pan Ready __ :.lb 35c Hea.t and Eat Sno-1\reem SIRLOIN STEAK ______"' ~ _____ "' __ lb 49c FRI~NCII l~IUED ROUND OR T-BONE STEAK ______lb 59c Jumbo Shrimp Shortening·. RIB STEAKS ______lb 39c Smelt 3 U1 lb 79c ·- BABY BEEF LIVER - Very Tender ____ lb 35c 5 lb Box $145 ·lb.57c 75c Club Franlcs 3 lb Ground Bee·f Densmore's Lansing Jeweler Social ~vents anJ Persona~ Gives Talk for • • • • • • PARTY l~OLLOWS ,!·HOP Club Members Matinee Musicale Pfans ollm 1\c!lly ent.crtulnr.rl 12 rmuples nt. ltl~ home fnllowlng the Calorie Counters Cnrl Cnol< of Morgan'H jewelry ,J.Ilop nt Mlehlgnn St11tc cnllr.gc storo, I..an~lnr:, spolcc~ to rnemhoJ'B Satunluy night. lnelucled among Choose Officers of tlw Mason Woman's dull 'l'Hes­ Benefit Bridge Event's the gtwsts were Miss Carol Gnu· dny nftc!J'JH>on nt their nweting In 'l'o help mise funds In cqulp 1 Dart and Mrs. !toy Christensen. lr.t, who hns ,lust hccn clr.etccl Pounrls·Awny club members tho Hall Memorial llhnu·,v. und fum ish u music hullcllng nt Ot IH•r· hnwhcons uri! sclwdulecl Miss Big Ten from the University elected Marian Glllett: chairman Mr. Cnnl! spnlw on the rnmnnee the Veterans hospital In Battle> fnr later In tlw sensnn. of Mlnnesotn, and her escort ,Jon of the orgnnlzallon nnd Glennis· of sllvm·. fie tolrl somr. nf its his· Slwphurcl. Laxton, secretary and treasurer, tory anrl strcssod tlw fllr!t thnt. Creel< Mason memhm·s of Mntlrwc! Mc!mhers of MatlrH'I! Mtts!c!ll!e nt. the eluh's second meeting mulw r·cgulnr visit~ to the Velet·· • • • many nf tho olrlr.r· patterns in Musleale In Lnnslng are plan· uns hospltul to lwlp lllt!nlally 'J'ucsday morning. sllvm· arc! :;till pop11!ar. Ht! used nlng IL scrl!!ll of hr·ldgc-huwlwons. dlsturhed patic!nls thr·ou!(il mu· Ceremony Unites 'l'hc club was orR,anizcrl to help some pieces or sliver in a display, Mrs. A. V. Smith will he lum· sku! tlwmpy. whittle awny the pounds on Mrs. W. E. Claret wa~ pmgram tess at I lw first hr·idgc!·lundwon ThosrJ wlw ;mve worlwd with Oklahoma Couple women In the Mason arcn. At ehnlnnan nnrl lmrocltteerl Nnncy next. Monrlny afternoon at J:J:i. the pallt!nls 111 IJntt!P. Crcel1 have the llrst meeting 3,04llb of mcm· Smith, who entcrtnlrwd wlih n Miss Alync Morgan of Okmul· hers shower! up, Al the second Assisting as t'o·hostess will be rr.pnrterl almost mlrneulous lm· r~ee, Ols provcnwnts In snnw lnstrtnc!es. meeting Tuesday 3,442 lb-17 sc:hnol g-ave a selcd Inn, twcnrn· ;. of Almon D. Bcnver of Bmlwn women-put in an appearance. Arrow, Ol

. :·,,\,,·.'····'·•. ·::9 .... i I . ''~~a.. '. r.,e. s. .: . ru'g' s.·t~· re.. ~~~~~ ~C:Xf!~~~:~o~~~~~ids. ~~~ri~~~: ~~·ni:;;~~l1:~~ ~~:: .. David Gary; called on Mrs. ·.Arthur Zicltgraf presented r::oltl · ' · · · W D 11 t·Po~ttl~r's gr:amlpareJ.lts, Mr. anct the lesson ·from the study booh:. :a · · .., · :•. · · · ·' · · ,. .. , ·. 0 e ~er ,· ·of Remus TW_elllY·one attended the 'meet· · '·' l_n~{ . ' . . . fconomist Offers Annette Sr.hae!fer,. hpme dem~l}~ stmtlon leader, hnd 1,070 women 9t'lfllni,rutio"s Youth Group· Has Norih Aurelius· monrl and !lev. TIIrAm Petbril Mr. and Mra. Howard Helml>er. enrolll"!d; and Gerald Vll11 Slnacl i Mntlori Cl\thnllc Women's club 4-11Club8 l'mm Winntci)ll, Wnaljilti.ilon, Surulny nfterncron Mr, nrul Mt'fi. Consumer Advice Rnymrmd E, lfolnm~ II had 1,40G boyll 11nrl gh·Ja enr(l)lcd Will meet nt St. Jllmes ch11rch Stoclthrldge IIIIPP.V Ilustlcts Luncheon for 55 were Monday evcniJlg en lei·ll at Robert Lee nnd fnmlly of gnat: City dwellers nnw lrnve n mfll'­ In· 4·H worlt, Avery told nt the 'l'ucsctay, Fehnmi'Y 1fi, at R p, m. So.wlng Oluh. tho i1ome of Mr. and Mrs. How· Lnnslng cnlled at the Hcllnl\CI' A Mason MethocllHt youth T))e mid·weelt prr~yer SCI'Vlce ore! Helmlwra In Lansing, Itev, residence, ltetlng expert. t n !wop I hnm In· assistance given hy Kenneth Thos'C nttendlng nrc to talte their The Happy Httsllers Sewing group entertnincrl fifi HI a rlesseri of Uw North Aurelius church wns PctOI's Ia the former pastor of ------~---- Drown who rer.ently joined the own tahlo service, clull met w!th their lCEider Jan· luncheon nt 1:30 Wcrlncsdny afl· holrl Wednesday evening ut tho 1 1 {ormecl on br.sl httys In slni'es, stnff ns asslstnnt county agent. llw l~h·st Brethren church in From fcderni and stale oxtenslon l\1cmhcrs of the Mason Wom· unry 22, The p!'ealdent, Patrlela ernoon nt the ohurch, The serving home of Mr. nnri Mrs. WEll!!!!' Lansing. • • • en's Golf nssoclatlon wlll meet Sel!l'el, gave the duties of offJ, tnhiea we1·e nn·angecl in the form Gnnnwny. funds Miss Mnrln Ji'errce has 1 Mr. and Mr~. Leo Irish of Lnn· Thursday, February 17, 11t R p, ccrs and members, and how to of a e1·o~s fcmturing n lighted Mr. nnri Mrs. Kennet!J J·~ifert COFFEE sing nnrl M1·. nnrl Mr~. Willlam been assigned the taslt or eriu· Extension Cubs m. nt the Vevay town hall. MrR, conduct a hualness meeting. Mrs. glohe at the crnss section. nnd family ontertulncri nt n Ki!ohn of Eaton Haplds spent (!ntlng elty iwusnwivr•s. It's fllll'l ,, Franlt K, Evans will net aH chair· Marlnn Bucltley, lmuiei',. gave 11 young pco)Jies. pn!'IY nt. tlrnlr 'l'own and Cmmtry • man. Following the lmwhcnn, I he Sunriny uftornoon ancl evening at ot a consumer r.rllwntlnn pmgram report on county lenders meet· youth ushered the \Vomen Into home F'rlciay r•venlng of In~! Mrs, llobert. Inghram, ,Ji•., ~n· There will be u Valentine box lngs. 'l'he first year members t ilc home nf Mr. and Mrs. Lyle to match tho extension movo· the chapr!l. Bai·bnJ'a ,Jowot t, pres!· woelt. The gnHI[l was frnrn tiw Kinyon ami furnlly, PRICES lcrtnined the mombers of the social at the Plnit school Friday, ~lip-stitched on practice cloth un· ment nmnng farm women, CX· dent, preslrlerl ancl gnvc the inlro· Soeoncl Jo'ree Mcthorllst. eill.lrr:h In Town nnrl Country extension February 11, at 7:30 p, m. 'fhe de1· the supervision of Mrs, .Jean Sunr!ny dinner· gUeJ>ts at. fhll plnlnerl County Agent M. fi. ductory SJllleC!IJ 11nr! a summni'Y Lansing. During the evening the home of Mr. and Mrs, HerlJer·t. gruup Monday, Following the supper committee will furnish Marshall and Mrs. Ted Ben­ Eiferts showed nlirie piclums on Avery to the hnnrrl of supm-vlsnrs business meet.lng the group dis· coftee, cream and sug11r, Each of work done hy the youth 'this Hnrt.lg nnrl fnmlly were M1·. and 'l'uesduy, champ. The second, third and missions. CUT cussed having othel' leaders teach womun is to tulw a lunch ftnd fourth year members worle ts llw I'XIr•nslon past proJects. Mrs. Inghram nnrl coffee cups for herself and one lhelt· garments with Mrs, Buclt· snrl, lntrorlucerl the participants !VIn;, f•'I'IIIWis Lee cniled on worlter assigned to lwlp the Mr. nnri Mrs. Arden !shell nnci at Mrs. Clarence Frye gnvc the les· man. Each person ntlcmling Js· Icy helping. Margnret Ann Feld· and Jli'CHenlr.ci tho missionary itr:v. s nn the tamily visltml nt the home of his ciJurdl. Gideon Sunday wns ob· for chnin stores In North Dniwt.a sc.. Jol auditorium. He will spcalt Patricia Seigel home. Eleven gmndparcnts, Mr. anrl Mrs. ~c·rverl at the North Aurelius Monday, March 7, with Mrs. Lc· on the school and child welfare. Were present to watch demon· work nf the Methnrlist Ynutl1 before coming to Mie!Jigan Stule Fund In countries of the world. George Wheelf'r, of Saranac ei111rdt last Sundny. They had a Food liner Hoy Lee. · Lamcnce Pnrlwt• Is chairman !or ~!rations on attractive costume to do graduate work. Lee Perkins, Christian fr.llnwshlp; Sunday. Gideon rcpresentnllvc !rom Lan· Avery gave 11 IH'iei report of • • • the evening. George Murthum colors and color combinations by Mr. and Mrs. Collins llunllng· sing as lilll guest speaker. will furnish the mush:. 'l'h!! third Kaywin Novotny; placltets with Bar·tmm Stroud, Cllrlstlan wit· Ingham's buh'icsl. yl':tl' In cxten· ness; Ervin Owen, Christ ian ton left. Friday for n 2-weelts va· Mr. and Mrs·. Lee Webb and :;ion wot•!t. Ilc rcpnrtcci that. Mrs. Ten from Mason grade room parents nrc In charge underlup, Connie Sober; mnldng en lion in 'l'ampa, Flnrlrin. Jamily Hnci Mrs. Shirley Holmes SUNNY MORN of refreshm!!nts. Mrs. Howard a thread shank, Patricia Seigel; faith; and Lois H11ll; Chrl~tlan clllzenshlp; explained the pro­ Mr. and M1·s. 11ohcrl Lf'c! and .~pent Monday in Detroit. lb. 79c Gain Honor Rating Siebert heads the Girl Scout maldng flat·fcil seams, Irene family vlsllf'cl at. the homes of Mrs. Mavis 'l'unningsiey of Ingham County News baby sitting plan. Seigel; and how to stay stitch gram nrc•as nf tile Methodist Ten graduates from Mason by Margaret Ann Feldpausch. Youth Fellowship. Mr. anri Mr~. Cnrmnn Lee anrl lioll eaiicd at the 11obert Ler~ high school am among Michigan The Mothers club of the How· Patricia and Irene Seigel served Mr. and Mrs. Orman Lee and hrmw last 'l'ucsciny. Rnndy Lee rv 10, 1955 Page 5 Musical entertainment ennslstcrl family In Lansing Sunrlay. IGA DELUXE S 11 d I lett school Is planning n hox rcfres·hrnents. o[ Lansing H(1Cnt several days tate co egc stu ents w wse social for Saturciny, February 12, of a plano soln hy N11ncy Bmy Mr. and Mrs. Eimer Lee of wit11 his gmndparonts, Mr. and names nppeur on the honors list at 8 p, m. at the school. This af· Clothing I mcmber·s met Sat· and a Rclel'llnn hy a I]Uintet com­ Lnn:;lng and Mr.~. Frands .J. Lt•c~ Mrs. llnhert. Lee, last wcelt. 2-lb Tin- $1.97 fm· fall term, 1954. They are Wll· fair Is open to the community. urday with their leaders Mrs. posed of Nnnc:y Bray, R.uth .Juri· vlsltcd relatives In Jackson Mon· Mr. and Mrs. 11obcrt Pentoncy son, Joann Mutehler, Charlene 11 I S C Ml·s. Gail TIJorht•rn will bn Marian Buckley and Mrs. Jean day. of Len o l"tiason cncra 1ospt 1 ta . her sister, Mrs Eva Lells, of Above· Shimmin Urn~;· Sture Mrs. Olive Brown attended the Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. aproll ·skirt and tics ·to waist· 1· cr comd ITl on w11sc1 rcpor1 er as Bannister Sunday. l\IIISIHL meeting of the Blue Star Mothers Clarence Sheathelm, Phillips batid, Janet Hardt and ·Hetty mprovep .1urs- h ay morn ng. Weclncsclay evening Mr. anrl Opr~n AI"INIHIUJJS Past Presidents club Thursday in. road, Thursday, Feb ruary 17. Beachamp·, compjetc apr,on band at 1ents c1 1sc 1 argcc 1 1 1 from1 the1 Mrs. Julian Lyon and son caller! L­ Following his leave Pvt. Fish ·- Pork &. Beans Heart-Box Candy will report to Ft. Bliss, El Paso, -t:: Texas. -tD Sliced Beets 95c Lavish boxes trimmed with satin and rlbbori bows and = filled with the finest candy available. LIONS PLAN CAMPAIGN 0 Red Kidney Beans For 5 Cansl Lions club members held a business meeting Tuesday eve. Pnee . d for "H er II ning at the Odd Fellow hall. They 65cto $6 discussed fund·rnising plans and decided on a house·to-house light lb$1.09 bulb campaign which will be con· S&. W COFFEE dueled In the near future. Presl· dent Harold Hell presided at the meeting. • * * GROUND BEEF 3·1b $1.00 Valentines- Greeting Cards · Sharon Whlllrig, daughter ~1 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Whiling, You can say "l Love You" perfectly with our spent tlie latter part of last week large card selection. Priced right for personal with her . grandparents, Mr. and Moclel 21-S-516 giving. · · Mrs. Cbirence Slierwood·.:Mr. and CHUCK ROAST lb 39c Mrs. James Bryson. ariil family $259.95 of Grand Ledge visited the Whit, lngs Saturday evening. ROUND STEAK, lb 59c Mrs. Robert Betcher ,ami other 1\loclclls ' daughter, Gloria, and Jeanne Jello Tapioca Swltzenberg left · for · Wilkes· As Low As Mend Those Broken Hearts Barre, Pennsylvania, Wednes· day. >~> Fine Cosmetics , ·puDDINGS · Mrs•. Richard Jewett arid .he.r 3 ·Pkgs. 17~ ~· Brush and Comb Sets $149.95 -- - mother, Mrs. Agnes Thurlby, ~ Soaps · Toilet left by plnne. last Thursday to 1 ~ Bath Sets . . visit Mrs. Jewett's son·ln·law and BON IT A TUNA - - 6 h~:oz. Can 2.7c~.. , • Compacts- Waliets - daughter, -Mr .. and Mrs. Richard Spcnny,, at Sacramento, . Calit· ornla. After · spending 4 · weeks TEMPLE bRANGES --- ·Doz. 39( there, ·they will· return by plane. · Mrs. Orle Brndman of · Lan• MASON HEAD_ LETTUCE CELERY· HE·ARTS Pkg. ·19(;. sing, Mrs; I:Iazel Carrigan, Skip• ' ' \' ,· t, .. '•' ! ' I Laura.and Dennie of DeWitt, 1 ~'::~ ~ .. ·~ Snyder :and Mrs, Helm~ Home ·Appliance SHIMMIN DRUG and .Michnel called on · · · · ~enable :p.re;,~.iptloris <' ' ;, ·.· ·. · · . Cliua. J; ,Whippi~ Sunday• . · . Phone .Mason 2~501!-- . I '. ' I, - •'" ' '." .• . Jennie · .Kennedy, . spent lla!it''\\•eek with Mr. and Mrs .. RUB• , ; Glenn Jaeobs. , 1111d: tlimllf of l,.nnfling; ... ' .· .,. ' . ' .. Phone 9011 for Ads that Sell (or Buy)

J ~ Wt•clrwsclny ni'II'J'rwon llc•acllinn 1111 clnssllit~tl~ e Olnssifit•tl iliSJllny ntis tHe Jlllr inch

• ·W wm·tls fm· rinl\ - Acltlilinnal wnrtls lc mwh e Onrl ol' 1\fhlhigan's lnrgPst rural want atl Rcctlonll

I I IIW11 DlSI'ImSI\L --· Yorl

NO I'ICJ: All sir oil' rings plelted llfl by liH• In,;-11 •m Counly Hu rnnne So(Jcly or hy CI,Jylon IIU· r.wlp felt, county rlog w.uden, nte held a d J) 1 full 7 s rl Ihe Anlmdl She! 1 tor helotc betng ollc1erl for sale. change 11rles wtlh someonr• Tl1rs gtves nwnr>t s ,1 chance to /tom Dansv1l1r to Olds Jet pl.rnl locnte them Wrth owned dogs, Llllsmg h lO to 3 fl m liarly wP rio c~s lhP owrw1 wquesls, if Alrll.'n lltsnel Box II D 1nsvllle posstille \VP rln not sctze dogs on hw1 p the I11glm .ry Arumnl Sheller, • , phone 2h21 S L tnsmg, open 9 to 5 W ~N1 E:D -L,Jte model 1 otc! ill wccl< rld\ s '! In 12 Saturrl.ty. Clwvrolcl_ \\ill pn;, r rsh ~hnrw Closed S 11111rt 11 o~flr>rnoon and M.1son 2118J Co~ll be111cen '.mrllsuml.ry 3wlf G 30 p m bwl ______------w i\NTED-Oirl po .tcarrls, hllnks corns jewelry guns flit llllllte Caucus Not.lces rlrshP.s p•c I lll c fr .uncs Inrlra 11 r eiJCS rlolls 11011 In) s J,ewsenl' llln[IS, Cit Wttlc P 0 Box 141, Lnnsrng ot phone Lansmg 41 (,0(, REPUBLICANS will GIV'Ip tni'PI 111 l.rUlu1 r h 12 al 1 30 rn Com II til, Wcllllet vrlle 5wtfp

\VIfTTI~ OAf\ RepLihltcans Will lwlrJ IIWII l olliC11S Ill the (OWn hall S,JiuHiny afletnnon, Febru at y 12, a 1 2 o c lnclc 5w1,fp wntl Churlotte - Monday Afternoon cnbrn 6wl locatrnns· 327 Rrvet• stJeel anrl Buttle Creelc -Wednesday buymg ot selling, let me do good coml1l1nn, f1ce ami cleat Let me bake them for ) ou 12•16 futner slteet, Lnnstng 6w1 lNCOME 'I'AX ASS!S'l'ANCF.­ It WAN I'ED-Wom.m m gul, pt ef your shoppmg fot vou HeJC me Write Box 92 Ingham Counly Store them t n yom It er.zet Also general local ucl~lng r,HI Dunsmote 3042 West Co et nbly n 111111 gnl for house HUMMAGE SALE- Salmclny, News 5wtf Parkc1 House, clover-lc~f ot a few places fot• sale. In Mason, lurnhm 1 lllllll~ Mnson 2 324 L Charles Cooley wo1lc nnrl c.u e of c hrlllt en Must imols-50c pet IMhcrs rlozen Val Februmy 12, .rt Council rooms one of the nicer, larger, old 3·BEDROOM ranch type home, 50wtf Phone Holt 48349 or 4 1371 be dependable and hlw children Bargains galme Gwl homes, downtown, $15,000 Do Clte Br·own phone M~son 2 6'J81 ------56 feet overall, garage, gus 41wtf M.tl.c homo wtlh us ot go home IN MEMORIAM-In memory· of you want to buy or sell any land 6wtfp WAN'I ED- rumlttue tepalung, heat, full basement. If it's a mce weel< ends Phone Lansmg ED 2 WOMAN'S SUITS fot sale, 1 Lnuronce Glumm February 13, contracts? Dansville, 5·r o om nlso cnbmets made to order Iliaci{ and red checit and 1 na VI LIVESTOCK TRUCKING-Chat 26142 6w2 19~3 The hves of clean and noble house, garage, good well, $3,000; newyou musthome seeyou Seew:mt Charles thts ISJohn one Busl·ness Servl·ces Ttm s Cnhmel Shop Phone Mason lotte, Monday; Jackson, and white checlc, size 16 anrl 18 Mason, nearly new bungalow, men me but an msprratlon (Inc! son or call Muson 2 3781 01 '3201 6w2 Wednesduy; St Johns, Fiiclny WANTED - Mallled mnn to P J Some1 ville, 1050 Collegf' $10,000; Muson, 120 acres, $22,500; -- challenge fol us to follow reall7.· 2·1201 C Jewett agency Gwl -----·------Also local and long distance wot It on farm, by the month road phone Mason 28331 6w2 ing always that such lives 120 acres, house, barn, $12,000, In WAHFLE l'AILORING SIIOP live Mrf'hig.Jn Cllmnte Condltlonecl hauling everyday, 25c per hun p.·efe1·rably under 40 ye.1rs of while here m c not lived In valrl Mason, 11 acres, good 6·room 01 Men's and Women'• Custom 1\1 ult• MAN'S PLAID MACKINAW - HUNTING LAND, lots With dred weight Roy D Donald, 2nd age Must have experience m but answer· lo the lugh calling of modern house with fire placC' without cabins, on nice lnlte Clothes Allet allons New, size ;12 Taylor Tot st 1ol farm south of Aurelius Center, handling of all lJvestocl<, also In Jesus Chrtst, our Lord Met•le bath, $15,000 In Mason, 4 rental good terms Jess H Undet wood l~LZIN A NORRIS Bottled Gas phone 3203 Aurellus. lwtf I he use of modern fm m ma let• Phone Holt 48661 Gwl units bringing In $125 per month, Lalte, Route 1, Michigan 5w8p Glumm 6w1p 330% S. Jefferson Phone 2 ~031 Inslnllntlon conve1 slon und np chtnel y Modern house futnlsherl RUMMAGE SALE - Saturday, - all for $8,500 with $3,500 down Over Shimmin Drug Store ,md annual paid vacation Must and $50 per month payments Do EATON RAPIDS, 3 bedroom phnnccA County wide delivery. February 12, at Council 1ooms • l 12wtf Glenn Casey Cm nlsh 1efercnces Opening Bargains galore 6wl you want tp sell your property? I house, 60 foot corner lot. 1 Match 1 Leo Chicle, 1075 Noble blod' to 12 grade school. Pt·ice FURNITURE R E P A I R S need some more listings A 0 Don Hill Auctioneer roar!, Wllllnmston Route 1, 2 DRES'3 - Blncl• taffeta, size 34, $8,000 OwneJ•, 311 Bt ond St , ldnds, nll wm I< gu,u·mllced Call Greenough, Broker, 1346 Mason ~13'i Olwmos 10nd, Olcemos Willlnmston, Michigan miles west and 2 tnlles sout11 of short sleeves, V·neek Phone street fM·36l, Dansville ot• phone Eaton Rnplds, Mich. Phone 43021 16HO 43901 11fle1 '3 p m l'how• Lansing ED 7·7819 Phone Colle~t 227·W Williamston Phone Williamston Mason 2 7221 Dansville 2291. Gw1p 5w2p 45503 days. 19wtt I 612 FCi 6wlp toad, Mason lnohcun County News febrmuv 10, 1955 Page 8 Bowling Want Ads l\Insou Rem enUon Len guo Team slnn1ll11gs chnnge1l after Legal Notices Again tim ways 11111\ mr nns 'rl1111 srlny nighiH howllnf( Wol vmlne Englnemlng look committee of the hom rl of Hllpor visors 1urne1! rluwn 1he request Cards of Thanks of the hcallh commlllec for ml PARMAN-I WIHh to extend my hcarlf(J1 lhalli!H rlllli npprccia I he ways and me1nH 1om mil tlon !01 I lw many acts nf ldnrl tee ~tood pal Tue~dny on lis nc ness messages of sympnlhy, and tlon tulwn In Janumy in tcfusing beautiful flm nl offctlngs received ltom out l1ind tclntlves fllcnrls to hire ,, sanitary em inccr at and nclghhm s rlutinf.( my recent ~5 200 p1 r year J he commlltcc bcrr.nvmnen\ In 1\w loss of my also tnhlcd n roque st for n coun lw!ovcrl huHhnnrl I especially ty nurHc '•fl(HOVr" howcvcr, thank Tl.r.v Hohcrt ritlffln f01 lhc was the hiring of Dr Cinrcncc r.omfot ling H£1 mnn M1 H Lucille W Kewltch ns public he 1ith den }{noll nnrl Mrs Nell\1' Tullio frn list at 1 snl1ry of $7 200 lie tho m uslr I he I 0 0 F Unadll filled a vacancy In lodge No ~0 fot I he gtavesldr. 'Ihr! board went along with t11c sc1 vices llw p 1IIhearr>rs nnrl recommendations of I h1• w 1ys flowers M1 1nrl M1 s II ugh Mil ami means committee I hcte w lS ncr anrl I he staff of lhe Milner no debate on 1he issue rucsdny fun01nl home for I heh kindness At the JnlllllllY session ways nnd the Fltchhurg W S C S and the means committee mcmhc1 s snld Mel ry G11 llm111rl duh for the the J !l5'i hudget d ld not )Jrovlclc lovely llr tal offctlnr:s M1s Bet t fo1 the sanllmy cnginect .111d ex Parman 6wl tr ,1 nurse The sal1rle 1 commlliPe offered a resolution pi ovlrllng that de p 1rtment he 1ds must secure per Ott hnt1lslrln mission ftom the s 1!1rles cnm mlttee bcfm e lmlng p.u t time Gwa help Stockbridge News Mrs. Helen Beeman Mr .mr! Mrs Caspet Glenn arc In Flotlda Home Culture Club Cnpltnl Ctly c.tmp held n Gideon hanquet at the Methmllsl church last Snturrl 1y evcmng Has Regular Meet The Band Boosters club served dinner to 79 people The Home Culture club held Its February meeting Friday llobet t Pruddon spent the week end nt Granville Ohio with with Mrs Helen Beeman, assisted !\lis 1\J, V UUJil I by Mrs Helen Malcho his Wife md f.tmliy President Alma McCloud con Mr and Mrs Hay L,wcy of Nl'v 1 Btttlr r w 1s n week r nrl dueled the business meeting, the Gregory spent Sund.ly with Mr guest of M1 1nrl M1 s It rl Bullr 1 Don drl Lehm 1n fnrmctly tcadlng of the collect and a pray and Mrs Walter Bnrbout The and Mrs Nev 1 But ic1 1111 r Mason h 1s putr h 1scd m mtercst er Heport was given on the coun occasion honored Mrs Barbour s guests .tt .1 hillhrlay rllnner hnn In the C & II bn 1her shop He wiil ly meeting of the club fcde1ntlon birthday anmversary orlng Mrs N Butler 1t the Smith begin his rhttleH Monday wtth at L,mslng last weeic Mrs Llllie Mr and Mrs Glen home Sunrla~ evening M1 and Harold Weldon lllrl Ch ulcs John Coole leader presented Ophlia entertamcci Mt and M1 s John McConnell lllri sons nf son Lchm 1n h 1s been barbermg Culver whose paper was a ford Sharp and Mr and Mrs East Lansmg were guests 11 lite In DeWitt "Tribute to Washington • and Norman Sharp and daughter at a Smtth home Maybell Howlett whose paper fish dinner Sunday evening Ml Joyce Wilson Wms Award was a 'Tt ibute to Lincoln" Roil cail was .111 intercstmg fact about a president Fifteen members responded Honor Students Jluslnessmen's League Jelly was turned in for the Falstaff scored the most pins home and refreshments served Are Announced In a game ami for series last by the hostesses weelc wtth 845 and 2409 Aurelius Many Stocl!brldgc pupils are r.wa The Marcil meeting wtll be ami Mason Elevator also bowled mens night wllh a ham dinner listed on honor rolls for semester high games and series with 838 and program al rurneys restau and period achwvement 2101 and 820 227!l rant March 4 On the semester roll I llgh bowlers for the these students were Bud Swinehart Senlms Rial Ashmore Grace Bailey Jean Barber, Dennis Col Off1cer D1scusses Army Food ller, John Collins David Coole Capt Rex C Stllblcy of Mason James Craft John Drew Pat discussed army food problems Ellnskl Bob Esch, Glenda Hardt Used TV Monday n1gl!t ,11 a meeting of the Martha Howard Dtan Hurdel Mr and Mrs Austin Nicitli\S entertained her brother and fam 5003rrl Reseal ch and Development brink Bol> Hutson Martlyn I

-- Cettern. . . ·lo Eifliol' ,. Vanishing Cream Line Hurts fcbru11ry 10, 1955 The lnQham Coti:rity- NeWs Part 2

Marketing of Dairy Products ' ..• -l ~. (" ly·:, .: i U v~ 'Ytul ·MtJIP He Knows How Milk Prices Got That Wav t , ,·, , • • I • • . l IH there any concction between anrl s'Jpport to c:ommunlsts when Flames Destroy ".l.4 . 1 ~ thi1t very little crcrtm on th~ It Is consiriererl a vlrt uc fm· t hosn Mr, nnu .: M'fli, . Rlbhllrd L, i top of a bottle. of mil it unci the in high office to rio so? 'I' his arl· Nlcolen and . tlielr 2 . children, Platt Farm Home Lynne.Mnrhi anq Ii.Jc)tiiY?Th~ . lunners' vanishing dairy profits'! minlstrntlon nnrl the 'l'r·uman nrl· Dale· Butz Plans Just how much butterfat hus ministration have aided the com· Nlco)lins. ffi9vcd tp lrJns_oll D~· . cemher 26 {rom fnw Paw and . Pule Butz of Michigan State there Jogall~ got to he In n bottle munl:il cnuse far bnyond the On Hanna Road college ngr]cultuml economics de· of millt 7 are reshjlng nt '416·:W,· Collllll: Imagination of stenogruplwrs nnrl !"lames . destroyed (he' farm bin. Marie .Is 7 ycllrB old and partment will be nt thu court '!'he consume!' hus n right to clerics hnnrling out billions of the horne of Mr." nnrl Mrs. Hnrpld ariends ··.:tl}e. Qcdl)f; ,Street house In Mason Wednesday, ·l"ch· 'icnow but the !miller doesn't have people's money to give aiel nnri Pia lt a nrl t lwir 6 sons Friday !!elir;ml; .will_ BO\)Il ce)c· i·unry 16 to.discuss rl!llry mnrlmt· to' put the butter!ut content on Rl~llO:( comfort to Tlto nnri to finance the I mornln~. Ail that remains of the . llrate .hi~ t!ilrd ,ll.lrt.h4ilr a~nl· lng. The tallts begin at 1 :30. the· bottle cup. French debacle In Inrlo·Chinn. 2-stoi'Y fmrne home on Hnnnrl ·. venmry, · · ". ' • • : • , . Bljtz, extension spcclnlist In ng­ I nslced Bill Rice of Valley 1 What Is the rllffel'lmec between ronrl nrc the 4 wail~. ' Mr•. Ni,coh:n. has . be~n em; rioultul'nl economics, .lolneri the ' Side Dairy, a hotllcr In Clinton u Russian communist anrl a Po· county, and after some urging he Dnma~e to the builrllng w11 s ploycd by the Ml9li)gon S\Otf! stall' of MSC in 1950. lish, Yugo·S I a vI a n, G c r m a n, said the law only requires 3'/r,. cstlmntPri nt $:5,000, The Platts pollee for the past -~a yllnrs. lie's n graduate of Purriue Unl· • · it French or some other l'lnri of hnd $3,000 insur·nnce with Furm· : He Is :d :sergcf\rit 'nt the Enst versity, Cornell Unlver·slty anrl I .thought more but our county communist? agent, Roscoe Smltil, thought It er·s Mutual on the building and · Lansing branch. D~rln~ World the ·University of Minnesota. But7. · was ·3.5'/r.. I nslst' cne11· ~fsort'lri. the' city Ingham rna n wlll be on the weight and Ingredients for lee Senator Jenner spoke out against out of Maplecrest Betty Design who as a 2-year-old gave chief Bob Price, the fire was $ ~ , tlle.iire :ch.Jc!, ~Jnted·out~ · cream the same as for other present governmental trenrls. In clown with 529 lb of fat in a 305-day test. probably caused by spar·ics on the 1 89 ••u County tnsurance Extended speaking platform at a gathering plicitnged food? The buyer wants wood shingle roof. A. toia' cit $Ji,OO() lrl ·. . Held up since last month, of the Amcrlca11 National Lincoln a message which may go down Ft•ozen semen makes it possible for farme1·s to breed clubs· Lincoln Day seminar at the to lmow. Published stnndards In history alongside those of their cows with special bulls and follow a selective breed The other Platt boys \vere In losses wns sutrercd·tnslde of county officers and in· create buyer confidence and in· school at Dansville at the time of limits. of sura·nce on county buildings were Morrison hotel. He is booked for Washington, Jefferson and Lin· line. (Ingham County News photo). I..Qss· .c.ol)~cri*s a speech on "Amcr·le.a's Twin creased sales. There ought to be coin, Senator Jenner declared it ___....::.;______.:______the tire. Gary Is In the seventh to · .. , ordered extended by supervisors $~,250, A!l$~lri's Trojan Horses," The ADA and a lnw. is not the card-carrying Commu· grade, Gale Is in the fourth, Rob· .forth. · . · ·. · · . Tuesday. Supervisor WI I· c. o. the Committee fo1· Constitution· ROBERT D. WARD, nlst we must fear, but the dupes en and were cut about their ct-t is enrolled In the second atid In the-3 surrounqlng·townshlps Meridian, explained that his ai Congress are the twin Tro.lan St. Johns, Michigan who wlll seii us out for a federal faces. Jon is in the tlfth grade. sel'Ved by thc-.Mns·on·'dep.attment, and contracts committee job or to gain a polltical oiTicc. Albion Man Dies The accident happened about a horses. Friday night the Platts moved losses r:j.n. hlglicr; 'i!u1Jdlnti'.los5es has 'not had time to come up with Senator George Malone of Ne­ Genera~ Should Be RIIC3Jled Jenner Is the man for president. quarter of a mile :;outh of the in· in with his brother and sister·ln· In :Aurclll!s;;_v'cvay·· al)li:'Ahiledqn permanent bonding and insur· FROST UPDIKE, tcrsection of US-127 with Olds vada, Senator Everett McKinley If President Eisenhower is In Leslie Crash law, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Platt amounted to $16,~'and·:Joss to ance recommendations. The·com· Dlrl

I t;leads.. • ...... "...., or Tails?.. But it carries with it a corresponding duty . . . Baii-Qunn Starts THE DUTY TO TELL THE TRUTH! 24th Year in Order _· -. The ad published .by the Ingham County Republican .Com· Ball·Dttnn funeral home has· ' •. ·\hings are bY,' just started its 24th year as a ~me alw~ys a~ cicl~- · m1Uee recently about the governor's recommendations for high­ member of the Order of the -' · . ·C:ha~c~~ .. t~e to;s of the coin at the beginning of a er salaries for state officials did NOT tell_the 'truth. Golden Rule. .gdme.'is a classic example. Other choices, Well over a quarter or a cen· .··'fS~t~~~~ I __ ,.,..• -.. ,'.". . .. . tury ago a small group of fu· ·. mHEY OUGHT TO RESPECT THE TRUTH. ·This symbol will be very fam· : ·-··. . ·B~INDD FOR THE 24m YEAR lllar to the people of Mason, for ...'' it lias been. used by Ball·Dunn, ': '. :·.:·; •. i the local member of the Order, .' ' ' . . _ -·.· Trutliknowa no politics. ·It belongs to Republicans as well . ···~ . ' ' ~ for 23 consecutive ' years. It Is . ' -.a Democrats. Thoae who violate it do no service to their own interesting to note that, at this . ca·uae. time, the Ball-Dunn firm starts Its 24th year as the Mason mem· ber of the Order. · · ' · -· ::·.- .. ~ Skating· Suffers Ruin :·~ Last. Saturctay's snow· and ft·e~ ' '~ ,' lilgham County Democratic Committee quent thaws since ·have· spoiled Ray·Rapaport ·Esther Waite John Priggo.orls ' Ad~iu.r~ J1Lffe 'slmtlng on county park ponds nnd ,'- · _.:· · ,;\"lce·Ohurman · · __ · · _. Secretary . on\ the SycamoJ:e.. Thaws:, have ,;,~h~~... ~reils'!lrc.r also ruined coasting:· There .has not been enough snow this winter ~k~~~~~0·~·-(~~~;- .·. -~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ /

lnollllln 8111 1 01 County News FeLrunry 10, 1955 Page 2 wscs ; .v '()\11, nrcelt~ · I Bowling Teams Attend Churcll Ol'llr! .Tal'ohs nnrl homP. taught hy Mt·s. HnrTlRnn 'al Meetl'ng Cllcryl. Ji'Jelds nncl Vh·glmu Bmnu- Influence or liquor Monday, El· 'I'll~! 11 c·~ ml~~lnnary group at I heir 'l'hurselay evening ml!Ct· Mrs. Joe Cort's group cllrl finger Harvey Taylor were riding wllh Specl kowslrs prr>,t>lll flnlslwil ~ome sr!W· Jwl'nrc. Jur·lcs and was tnlwn In Woote the Phalrmnn for·10~ri. special meeting recently for the tenm nnd Mue Foote. ll'llll'lc vlolnllona, After a henrln[( 4 lin~pilnl by the Luedrt nmhulanre lng fnr a mnvulrsrmll honw In Mrs. Don Ct·uiles from 1he put·pose of presenting lo the The representative of Bruns- before Judge Roy Adams, he was E:alnn Hnplds. Auxlllury, Mrs. Elolse I,000 votes east !OJ' stock ure statlmll'rl ut Ft. Lenu· whleh It will be given, nnmely nlmosl irlcnlfcal ln,lul'!es cxeepl the Golden Gloves tournament population of 1\lnlnyn foJ' 20 Mm·ch 10, 1G, 2,1 nml 31. township died suddenly Wr.rlnes· fnr· nwre serious eut s a hoVI! Ihr. needs, the first 5 of whleh he queen. Only .>,000 were expected. :ml Wnorl, Missouri. held nt the National Guard Arm· VPill'H, A I'Pprnsr.nlaiJVP nl' the day nftlirnoon nl. his home. rye. con;;lclered should be canlecl out Glclcon Sndety cotHiucJ·el] tlw Mrs. Lilla Kyser· and son, Poppies for this year'H sniJ.> Mr. and Mr~. Merton Buldwln ory In Jucltson last Thursday. Charles, and his frlt!nrl wer·e Jn were ordci·cd und plnns· mnde fo'' M1·. Rutlllg wns born .Jtme ~. lmmedln tely nnd I he remnlnlng morning servlee. 1873, In CanDda. A t·cJIJ•cri farmer, I0 to he accomplished from cur· attended the city o( Jucltson ree. Mr. and Ml'A, Harold Hamlllon Battle Creel< Sunday to s1!e llw n popy poster contest. Mrs. Wu,·d reatlon program square dancing J{yser hoy." anr! tlwlr fnmllles. Vlenry, .rr·., 1:uve n comprehen· he had i)ecn a resident of the LcH· rent opernllng funds during the and family were guests of Mrs. Tire PnJ·isl1 dub of St. Cornelius He communJiy for 25 years. Mrs. Girl Scouts Give Party years nhend. cluss nt. thr. Bennr!ll school Mon· Hamlllon's pm·ents, Mr. nnd Mrs. nnd St. Cyprlun Cutl1ollc !'lnn·eh Mr. and Mr~. Wllllum Com· Hive rrvlew of nil bills lleforc day. stod< and son, Dannl!!, uml M1·. mngres~ 11 ffpr~ll ng vcternns. She Hulhlg dlcrl In 1!145. '!'he first 5 needs l1e suggested John Cahll, lu~t·Sul]dny. The oe· will mePI :II K p. m. Wt'dnesday, To. Eam ·Merit Badges r1re 2,400 square l'eet of new ln· Douglus Wood·, 7, l1ns reel :mel Mrs. Paul Pil'ffeJ' of .Jaci'/c of val· Janet Mitchell WIIS the guest Dryer nual meeting wns held at the se1·vice from a Leslie physlelan's of Shnron Ingalls, Virginia Winl<· uution. The bonding atlol'llcys office w herr. he hnd bcPn talwn suggest 107r ns ideal; 12'/r· as the GAR hall Tuesrlay for dinner and ir'J' o I' Clmrcl ia Sml I II, Pn Isy Lo· afl~r the car In whleh he was top figure within safety. The a plnylct, "Have You Had Yout· sey of .fluly Parsons, Richard Regularly $199.9 5 Operation'!" The clinner commit· riding, sle · Miller visited 11nd JlO~il thr.lli1xes control in oftile the new vJult,d0 meetrng following the ~upper IS were given parent mnsent slips were·~n& among thr routinesso~ty whicil ~lt:l~:t~S:t:ln:d:a:y~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the purpose of rnaltLn~ PlilnS to lalte hpme to· be signed .. the forthcoming year. · _· __ interesl<'rr t11e cluss. The trour enrle11 in the direetor's arc ~dull frjcn?$: .Q.f. pj.1_.\ 'B()y~ r1an 'Trli1 s who nsstst In carrymg pn . . . . J'oom where il wns explained that their ar:tivllies. ScoulmaBII?r EaJ'I ,R,I,I_s~ejl .. f\;llller, . agrwnlture lhP ilntml of directors was electPd Miller, ti'Oop advancement leatler, 1encher ftl Le~lle high St!hool, hy tlw sloekholrleJ·s. 'rhr. honrcl folarrison Cartet•; actlvlt.les' man plans to talte GJ) FF.A boys to at.· elnrts the: lwnk niTit'ers. ' . :rncl commiltee clmlrmari Leon· ~end the Pebrunry 10 session of Tnsuranc~e is the nrxt business Here's a Sweetheart of a Deal! Rouse; camping a~tivltles Farmers' Week at Michi~an SH~Ie unit tn be sturliNI by tlw class. outdool' man, Russcli'WI.I.I'd, coljege f01· a~ observ:at1.on ll'lp. Lennard House ol' Leslie and corresponding secretary, Th~y will ·VIsit the agncultural Kenneth McKenzie, a teaeliel' who IG'cm•'P"C! Luecht · and J:oJjJ:i Me· englneerlng bpll,dlng and observe also sells insuranee, will give are .~~me of .the. LP,.~Iie ·irrlgatlon:and soli conserva tlon Jer.tm·cs with question unci answer ters planning to nttend. pr,~c(i_ces, and see new models of periorls following. tractors .anp other farm equip· Mr. and Mrs. Sewell Russell ment. Scouts Plnu l'ruu~nlm SUJIJlf'l' Mr. and Mrs. Ei.\1'1 Russi;"Jl Everyone over 85 may ullenrl Battle Creek, couslris of 'J: 8~1ety'!Ueets 11t Pm·1·y Uome the Exploret· Scouts pnncaf{e sup· sscll Baggerly, were Slmduy ']'he Scvemn: . Day A!ivenlist per In !hr. G. A. R. hall Jrom 5:30 OTOR S·AL.E callers nt the Bnggei·Jy home. , Dorcas Society· met at the home Lo 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Fehru· Rev, John W. Bulloclt, · hls of Mrs. Floyd Perry on Nlms road my J G, free of charge. Adults Put one of Bud's .. daughter, Jamie, and son, Fred~ 'l'uesday afternoon. M;rs. Et.hel less Ihan 85 yPars of age will pay Mary Jane MOill'(Je und Beaple· :1s leader .of the Society. $1 and children under 12, 50r. .. The Cochrane attendci;l tl~c Mr~. J~nn.l~·Slefl'en was in ohnrge proceeds· from the pancake sup· Here's Some Wesley fll m being shown by of' the cancer dressing project per· will go towarrl purchasing Troubfe .. Free Motors he Albion Methodist chu,f~h'. ,rr)· whll,')l )hey start~d nt this mel!t· l!(tllipment needed hy the• Explor· clay. This picture was pt:oduce!J lng. · · cr Scout: troop No. 69 and .for by the radio and film commission I!lei r summer activities. or the Methodist ehureh wJth _the 'l'l)e condlll.on of Mrs. Decatur your car and Sample Prices asslstnnce of the J. Arthur Ranck N. Lacy, Jr., at ·Foote hospital is Couple Hns Anniversat•y Co. of England. . dellr!rlbel;l' as ~1ood by ho~pltal at· Mr. nnd Mt·s. Alvie D; Vermil· . 'J'he senim· Methodist Youth t~ndants. Mrs·. Lacy fell from 1he lion celebrated their 5<1th wedding 1950 Chev. Fellowship held a slmtuig 'pahy third. step of a ladder In her anniversary ut an open house watch your sweetheart Just $50 Monday at Pleasant lni, couts cme In Lonclon, Onlnllo, 1.1',1 I rrd.r1 PI' 111 tlw 111rll'nlng HCI'VIcr> Sundu~· Ioiii', rer·l;loHs rlriving, :l In !VIr~. Luc•y C1rr1w spr•rrl r\l111rol • rln,v~ driving ~:1 In •l:i zone, $fl.:!o. HU'i'II~'O, ,,1!. QfOC~(~!:I!S II( 11111 I!oll Clnrrl'it of lltP Has Busy Month, jnil plus $2fl Nil~· no. .JrssrJ 1~. Wnod, Lan•,lng, clrlv· U'tf 'U'R Ui II.PU h uu lll'PJlP nllm noon will! l\11'> f\/r 111, 1\1 Norman Mlnlnn, AlpPnn, own· ing lifi In •11l wnu, $II.HO CrCPI'I', 1'1', nnrl l•'mnl; N. Lnl"<~V!', rh lvnr, Sl. L(JltJs l~relghl Lltws ,rnd · l1rl,\' S11111h ol IJoop Nn. •10, Mr. nnri Mrs Slr!plwn Dnnnr.ll, 'J'ItP. ll1'111l1'1111 1!11\' .'-1111111' '"' •, Report Indicates new nwrrrllCJ'H of I he JleheiII ltuC'I<, $:JO.:JO. Odd l•'PIIow lodges \VC'I'P. lnllluiPrl .John .J, flif'irnrds, Deihl ju:;llr'o St. Lnuls F'r·pfghl Lines, Sl. rlny, itnv. Tlr I h•nr ,1' .Lro .. 1,, ' 1 SiiUIHI••r:;, lllo(, Ill PI rliiiiP•, ril' Ill'I· In a r•r!l f'lllnny hy till' Hehcimhs \\'rmwn'n Hul'll'ly I' inns M1•1'l '•11 ,JJ'I' ~hoWl' I' Cll\'l'n of llw JlCHe•cJ, lwei unnllwr· ln1sy Louis, nnrl ell IYCJI' Mrmme Mnc· MIIH!I' Wnllnn BPnn Cu., Chur· Jftp IPIIlfll'l'flnl'l' lollnd.illllll d loiiP, nmi cirrVI'I' Donuid Gl'flhotlll, lrl lownslrlp 1111!1 (,II,; Monday 111 of Ill!' Gmnd Lee!ue lnrlge nl llw llverl'cl Hl'llllnn. '1'111' WolllPII'ii S1wiPij 111 lhf' Mrs. rtngrr ,!nhrmnn wus hon· mnnlh, his .Jnntlill'Y ll'pnrl In 1111' Donnie!, owr·iondCJrl ll'tH'i<, $72.:Jfl. llw counly dl'l'it nnd I'Dllnly II'I'HS· Sl. Louis F'rclghl Lines, Sl. fl\'r>rlollcJPd II lid<, $1'1 ;]() llilSL'II'alll'l' II( ''I IIIII<. ~:IIVI'llllllr>nl hull In Grund LrJrlge ln~l Wf'dncs I!oll MPIIHlclisl l'illlll'il will i(()Jr!H oll'rl 111 11 slorlt shnwer nl IJC!I' riny nigh!. Lloyd GPC', wlur I•, 1 flillll·rrl rr lll'e•r· lnrllcniPrl. Lnuis, and rirlvr.r· rl•l\'. gPnPr'nl rnec ling 'i'ur•srlrrv, I'Pin·u lwnw lo~sl 'l'uPscinv evening given Ecl~-:ur l~rm· llniV!'I~ily hn,pltal t\JIIl 1\rlo•r Non I ruffle cnses sell II'd In· nigh I, over inmlerl true!\, $24.30 '!'Ia• Pusl Nohlc Gruncl duh mPt Is lmpmvlng. o~ry i:i, .rl IIJP rhunh '1'111' .full.r hy !VII'. Rnhr.rl Tel'l'lllll and hilS!' t'ui111111111H, ()llio. !low!' \VPrlrwsrlny fur a tmllur ll rllnne1 eluded liw binding over of ,John Mlllr.r 'l'rnnspor·lulinn Co., Ko· 1 o~nrl Llillnn 1 lrC'(cn, will SI'I'VI' o1 e)j.,rJn Wilgill fo'nlll'I~Pn g11eHIH Barnett-Marshall Mrs. I!Plr>n .llllllfl I•; • i" 11lrro Lewis Dorl:;nn of Lansing on lmmo, !nrllnnn. dllrl rll'iveJr Ollwr· lntlll'l', .lolnr I· .rv, ;,, . a, '•IIIH'I vi 1111 lire lwmr• of MrH. Byron Wig· hniwmlan 111111 i11•orr 111 l~::lrl and nllr.ndr.ri lilP galherlnf.:. 'l'iH• hosl· HCV!'I'Ill rlnys lith 11 ''''" 11 rllr 111 r ft>lonlnrrs eli rvlng l'i1.H'gl' NoVPm· Colburn, owr·lonrlcJd I rue!\, $14.30, Sill' 1rf tiro• 1111\'li'>liip; '-li!'Vl'll 1111 lll•ln, 1111' l·~va, ltiilll anrl N1•vo~ 1ll'l'iPs l'sscs sPJ'vr•cl lr·P r'J'I'Hlll r·enlcrl'ri 1\!.rggle l'itl'!11illl. hPJ' 27; binding ovr•r· of Glendon Cinri('() E. Spo~yci, Lnnsln!l, Wedd~ng Vows IH•rl, 1r•ploil'l'd 1\li", l•.rlrllr Ad• 111'1\, Mrs .fohn Rtlpperl nf Pol r.v ntul WPslt•y SPI'VIt·P (irrlld will wlllr :r hllll' hnnlle, c·alw, llflfli'OPJ'i• '1'111' IJislrir•l Sti(H'I'ilill IIIII Ill Scoll of Liillfillg on drat ge of 1unning slop Hlgn, $•1.30. IO\\'II~Iilp ((I rl •• Jtodnr•y 1\oillllill vl:.lled Tuesduy Ill 1111' homp or mPel oil 7::'11l for rfr•sSL'II dllll llllol· oill'l,\' ciPI'OI'alerf, and ('(Jffpp afler rPpl.r•1•rl Jl:rrr1 t'ii.Lfllll.ill lrr•a•, her· 'Oit·ln·lnw nnri riuugllll'r·, Mr. liw Ann Arllor driililll \'JII ness mec•llng. llPIIy t:llmciJP nnri 1111' g:rml's, larer•ny fr•om rlweiilng, Dc•cPm Gall I~!Pnr·h, Dimondale!, drlv· .r~ her 1; binding ovPr of Calvin lng ~il 111 :!il zorw, $1•1.:10. Are Solemnized lll't•r, a11ol 111• It S\\ il<:r'J' n•pl.H'I'ri .r11ri lllrH. CnMs Shafl, iiiHI ln111II,Y gUPSI S(JI'IIIIC'I .il Ill•· I II> lilo' Rrmn Snnfnrrl alP 11ialim.rn .1111! l'lnrt Ph Sunrln1 ,fumes Sw,ryllle, Mason, cl!ill'gPd .James W. Norlon, Lansing-, Ml~;s ChatlrnP ntrlh Marslwll ,fohn ~1rilllsil'l' rs illlilding Ill· of llolt fll ogr·an1 dmli•mnn lrll' IHJIIi nlPrl Mr· .• rnrl l\lr~; L\il' c;'"l' ,. I wlll1 nrr.nldllg nnrl l'lllerlng, D<'· l'llllning iilop sign, $•1 .10. of Boil hr•ro~mro I he hl'lciP of Sjli'I'IOI' ,11'11'.' IJpl(j((p II'Jlf:ll'i•(j lnr;s. The mrs~lono~n• Jll'llj;l.rm Is iVIIIriOll openl Stlllll.r\ I \1'1"" c•eml11'r 20; rrcr•r.ptlng plea of lluhr•rl Lr.e l~ICJWI'I'S, J~nlon CiHH'lPs L. 11,11'111'11 of Lnnsllli-: 111 cnliiiCJrl "NI'W Vr•nlur e•s on Old 1111• riny Jll•ll•·~·nlrn Anv. Vernon 'I' ,J;rnll's f'lllfo(JL'il of II nil J;~ At lrl nn proiHtllon frn· lJ monlhs, Clme 0. Clll'flPIIII'I', Lnnslng, hl'fore an allnr cfpc·orall'd with da1•, Fr.hltlill',Y IH, nl 2 [I Ill, nl nrc simrlnr lo 11vloo 111 rlr11 11 1111 shPIIII Ill pl.!< I' of ;;IH'Iili' \Villnrd 1111• lwroP nf Mr.~ llur.:it li1L1!!'· o! I liP I loft !'1 Psh,YII'IIdll I'I'Psh;liPr!an gym 'i'ul'sday senlenced 10 ,(nil for ,l days and rirlvlng 50 In :J'j znnl', $11.80. hasi llril IIH'PIIol ihr> !loll '"'""'Is fJII'sPnlr>d a Ar·lhLII' BLI111;111nn, La llsi n[!,' El'iL· A Wlr•lnnri, Lansing, fall· played lly Mrs.• Jncl< Thompson ~lull In~-: dlld 111'1' 11111111 ,111<1 lllilo 111 thl' honw ol Sarah HuiiPI v.uiPrl insllli111P!lloil fll'og~am. ~ 1 1 11 1 1 1 ffi rid\', lrvilr,; ll ildorfr Ionic 1 11 1 11 his fn· t P~lslanl. Sophlil RIC'r. Is l'll·lwslr•~;:, I'll!•, I A IJJ.ISS ('/ISP!111JIP 11'0111 lhe !Jlenri"d~ gLriJivJ ,!,Jnu:u·"·' fi lo o1 $1.1rl!. I ,~ .~I' oneomng rn c, 1 Ill' inrrir• is 1111'r nallgllll!lM I ol !•'Iorenc•[• .follnsorr will hr> hosll'liH sc•nrnr hr~-:h plnyPri and n r'Dl'!tel dllrnl;was sr•nlerwerl and drsor·rJeriy sPrVP;; d1o~rg<' riays II"in · ConsoiHldlrd"· .. , , fJclghl,•. , Lilli'S. , nnd Mr.Holl andanri Mrs Mr. l~arl l3oi!'IH'Ii's arsha fl.JI'L•nh In: In I hr. ,[o~;ppflii!C f(rr•H• <'il'l'il• anrl 1(11/ll'IPI I rom IIH• junior hlgiJ 10 I IV 111 tr I' IT I VI M • 1 1 Nuoml NJrohois will liP l'o hnsiPs•,, 111111< p.rr·l A r lnrlnr•l CJLIIIl'ICI Jail, uml po~y tinr• urrri cosls, Jo,r rfprlPI' It lid<,er rn$1•1.311 ~. Ill [(l', 0 '!' Sp!•ll'l' ingr!Piri, r. anri !lilnolsMrs. Gl'olgP Sau s 1d $11 ~O 1 Tiw l~mma llid.' rlr'lr' ~o·ro hoslr.~s. Tiwmc• rd 1111• llH'f'llllgs (,I'IIOII' PoiiPJ pla,verl 11 l'fill'iiiPI COlli I rlur·lnf.: llw llllrlllh wc•r·e· GPolf,"'on~;, .,.,,. G. . 'l'fr 11111 ., 1 ~;, ,)J'., J.,'rn· ch·ess or helge nnrl brown wlrh " will he "'f'hP Ci11111l1 .urrl l•:1·n o~nd flulc• duel 1:wc•omfroinlecl ll\' S.rm W. SICIIPII, Lnnsir11~. no l'lllg, no~ llrlvr.r'• lir•on~P In rns·- wr.rehmwn avol'adn hal. IJer grer.n slwe:-; Gi'PC'n and hug nomic• Life" llihie slllil) lVIII lw .Judy .Toni's .rl 1Je nl,uw. Naru•,v ,''•'lfni,Y slnfl, "'I ,'JO "I'''IIJI "'>OfJ . 1 111 110111 llro lhitd and fourth l'ilolfl· TP.icltnul plnyed a piano solo and ,, DaniPI,.~ WaiiPr'' Bur•til'll, Lan· ,, ·'·'.John •Wri)IP •r•-· McNish, Albion, no hPrrlurls corsage. flef'i I''I'A Will lllll'l' Sfl1'1llrl•r· 1lnn Nelson played " pi.•lm :-;oln $10:10. SO 111 :l.'i znne, Sl J HO. bride, srrvcc! as hmlesmnirl " 111 'l'ltl' Sym1111111' l' T A will fliP· .rnri .r snwplwne solo was glvc•n Expr·ess\l'nys, Inc· Angnld, In· Comn•l .JosPpl! !\or.hier, Lan· rmnerss slyiP c!t'Pss hladl by Don Jludson. d1ann, unrl chiVPI D<'los P:rr's(•fl, :-;ing, rliiVIII;' Sll 111 :Ji znrw, $1180 whill' wllh hJ,IC'I\ .r>ssnrll's01 Shr>111111 SPill 11 fllllnriPI'H rl:1,1 pr ogr:o111 al 1111 llrr• llli'Ciing In 1111' sdi!Hll lllrlllrlay Clilllnn llal'i< SPI'Vrrl "' pro· lrul'k overload, $·1•1311. Mmthd .JrffPts, L1ns1ng, no wore (fll'sngc or pink r:nnn· gram l'iulll'rnan Ilaslings Trui!PI' Snles, Uattlr• DflC'Ialor's Iic·cnsC', $Hi30. lmns. 11 r•venlng, Felllillil'l' 11 .rl ~ o'1 !111 i; Mrs. Margnr·el fdP, prr ... iriPnl "' A Kl'y l'iuh Is IIPing ot·ganlzed creel\, nnrl rlrrvPr Pnul T. llusl· .Juanil:l M.ry Thnmns, !!oil, John llir·rlwPII ol SprlngliPid, d!Hi till'! I' 11111 Ill' .111 PiPc lion of rng:-;, overload, $2·130. rlt'IVI!lf.: (i5 111 wnc, $1•130. filinors, w.rs best Uslwr:. 1111' !ng1J:1m arr..t L'rHIJH'II fJ '!' ·1~ i\. 1111111 will hr. lhr gUPsl spPai\PI'. Oppor llfiH•1•rs 111 llw mer.ling 'l'hll!srlu} ll.ll F. !!nndns, Pen IInne!, run Geralrl D Phillips, Lansinl.(, were Mii

n~; 1 ug, !loyal Onk, Hoger· L. l3aicy, Lansing, ric· erlhr. oJ hr llwicll', brrrlegrnlrmanrl Eoy Bal'lll'll br·olh· February prr.sl'nl lo .1sk nn:, quPstions 1111'1' rm•c1111g Boys from I he nm11.1 <'XL'Piisrvr. li[ll'Cd, $10 30. Jpc•lrvr• brakes, $4.:30. lllii,Y IJaV(' oihoul 1111' frllH'II opero~lrJl''s 1 1 1 1 nul' fn UH· lwaHh of my wif1' WI' have d1•cid1•d t~1 sell 0\11' JH'J'sonal pt'UJII'l'l,\ :1•·d guosls In lhr• mer>ling ilefrp,,IJ. Jloiiir~wnl rrl ('01111111111 lealrvc silllis rris, no muffler·, $fi.:JO; LniuJe In Dono~lrl H!Pe McMillan, Lan· She wore a cnr·snge oJ I'Prl l'll'P 111en1s lVIII he iil'l'l'i'rl h1• lire llllld lllll\'!' smrfh. So we• will se•it to tite hi~lll'st hidde•r, loc:atr•d 4 mih•s Wl'sl ul 'Willi:lm•, al Mrdug.rn Slale college wril he appear unrl!!r summons, con· sing, !Uillllng slop sign, $4.30. huds. A reccplion was held 111 IIH· grad() mom mollie! s, Mrs Alex I hr. ~UI'S~ ,sfll'dkcl al li.w Ki~vnnrs lcmpl, :!i4.:Jo. Fumlnscrl person tta!e of P!mc;elon .hrgh school, The Elliot r. T. A. Will S(llllll'fll' 10 I Franl< 1!. Benham, llomer, no chwr 1',11', mul farlute to appearj Prrnce!on, lnrhnna Slw mn.vr•rl In Jl I 01·:~ l'ians llu:.: Sul'i11! Dairy Cattle 32 11 e:nri paity to be llr>iri Thursrlo~1. srtfr.ty slop, S'l.'JO lcDnlempll, $12.30 Hnll wrlh lhe f;rmr~y lmm Sprrng· !•'I'll! li,IJ y 11l al ill!' town IJ.di, .11 Thr lngh.un Cnunly assne·rnllon II Jlclen ConwrsP, Lll\l'l'll no Br·~sie Forman, L.msing, oper· field, llirnnls, Ill Seplemhr.'· Mr· 1 I K p m. Eoil'h wom:m (II cscnl 11'111 nf lhr. Orde1 of Easll't'll Slar wrll so~fPiy ~lop, $4.30 o111ng Gil' wilhotrl lrcense and fall· l~arnr.l! gmduaterl fl~tn, Sp1111g :I IJP pt•esenlerl ll'ilh .1 rose DPSSI'I'I hold .r lwx soe:.il and squnr·r. Holslr•in, ;, .~ r•m·•, uld, due AJll'il !l, l!l!l!i nt•gistr•J·e·d llolstl'in, R ye·at·s olrl, rl11r• '. d:uwr., 'l'uosd.ly, FeiH'li.Jry 15, al JamPs Will lams, Lansrng, run· ure lo o~ppPin, (i ~·e•:u'.~ old, Ji'J'I'~.h .11111 dr·rver· Slua11 R Loo1111s, 7.Pitha F. Cooley, L.rnSJng, I'Un· Carl Robinson Dies llulsl1•in, ·I ,\'l':tl's old, dnl' ,Jui,Y 22 :l Ret.~ish•rt>d Holste•in lll'ifl·r~, lm•rl iu overloaded 11 Lid\, S24 30 IIIII£: slop Sif.:ll, $ I.:JO Hohtl'in, 7 ye•:u·s old, dt!l' ,July li! Tlw Prlmut·y departmenl of lhP Octo hi' I' llnll Pre:,bytenan Church held a Gntlh [{ Shull, Ci.u·e, rJver llussPll Swinford, Lansing, fail· Holsir·in, ·i :, e•ar··, old, du1• ,fmtt• ~ 1\'i(llfl 11uc1<, $1,130. ure tn f,lop Wilhin aSSLII'Ccl cie,,r Hegisl1•re•d llolstl'ill Uttll, I~~ yr•:tt·s olrl len lor· mothers and lathers Sun­ nl his I :1 Bn•d 2· ,\ t•ar-nltl Holstl'in lle•ifl'rs, Jess R. Woolen, Cadlil:IC', fnil· clislanre, $8.30 A~,a~j~ol~~::. ~~:~~ clay afternoon. The children pre­ !tome, 5253 McCue road, Mond.rv ' lln·cl iu Odoh1•r 1-yt'IU'·llld Uull, <•figiblt> to l'l'j!;iSfl't' liJ('_ IO have ear unrlrr contr:oJ, Ep)\riam Par·l;cr, Jr.• Lnnsirt!(, sr;nlccl a' pro~-:ram for the parents. III' had been a resident o[ Lai1· :J If,'ill't' Calw<,, GJ•adP Yeal'ling llt•il'l'r, Pligiblc• to r1•gist" r· S14.30. 'I'LIIlnlng .~lnp sign, $t:l0. '!he begrnners department will sing and Holt for 17 years 111~ Edwa:·rl Duc!,ell, Lansing, Leo H F'urney, Holt, failurr? to I:l·g~sll'l't•, 3 cl,1ys 111 11111 Wallet W. Ellrs, Ealon HapJcls, HapHis; a sister, Mrs. Llllr:r :~ f·i-in. Dr•at·imm PlrnYH, H~arde•x Double St•t ol Wush 'l'anlis you nhonlrln't lml'l' r·r•l1•ns1•!l sons JninC'rl a group or frrencis pius $29.30 Jme <~nd cosls, eon l'X['essive speed nml failure lo I~ Davrs ol Lansing; ouiJIB Hetl and i\latiJ•e•ss sci1oul. Mis'' ll!arion l'e,u·snn ol 'l'l'!!d !JI' Bining l~oom Suit!•, (j Clmh·s anti Hul!1 I Lnnsmg, formPr lenl'trPr 111 llrt', Oli\1'1' 1'0 'l'l·ador llll ruhhr•J', 1WOII Flu t•ence f~lectl·ic Range• lloit s1'1101 Is, 11'111 l.r 1l\ on I liP yr•;n ('(H!r litiun J\lisel'll:uwous Stands a•HI Laurps slw spenl 1~rrr•h111g 111 .l.lfl11JI Sli<' !'l!a·,·,r·:, -~5:m·:•, (i-1 L Comhinr•, 1~. 'I', 0. Piano UPnch l\fisce•lhmi'IJIIS Hi· il,", 11'111 ,iJso shnw pii'IUI'I's ol .r.1p:n1 1\:b·,.; ',1 -H,•n:'. (:orn Platlfi'J', t•quiJIJu·rl Jlf'fl I'SiJ!IH'Ill~ \1 ill liP SL'rl'!'rl ill' 81•t 1\lh·t·omutie• Coollin~ Dis!tr•s \l'ith :~ llliilrl lril<·h liH' f1ur:·111 ['l'oirll' IIHllll molill'ls MotOJ' i:rwl, .. C~n.u~·Ht~· 1'}!ajH ~a\V, uu~· 1nan l~let·t•·i!• ~ Ut'PSse•t'fi WI'Siin~J;how;c• i{PII'il!l'l'.d n· ilim!1•l Ctj 1\/t'\\ liulhual Ball•t·, lilct• llt•w W1·1 Sr·unls 111111' i'ul'l,v Oarl:md nas Hang1• Folld IH i!l i r' :~~ -iol! Burl.~~· l'l<'ltll]l > •' · Thr. Girl S1 nuls lwrl :1 Valt'lllirw CJ•t•nm Pail I'J'e•slll l't·e•flsui I' < 'wd., , pc~I·Iy 'l'hurscia}' allernonn a1 llu• :~il-l L l<;h :d rll' with M olor wI'Siiugh 0 use• fi:J(•(•t rir• nliaS It' l' illllllP ol lhP assislnnl Sl'u111 lco~rl ~Piillh!it•l nl,o,r• Uult innrlrhr•r· (JtiJjJy 'J'athlt• H£li'!Wil t 1) :r;•' 1'1, Mrs. W.illr.r Balzei· Th1• grrl·. H-!L :>lin:!,lc• Cu!tipai'I(I'J' Sif'!•l W~ll'fh•obc• Caohind !: ,,p,, rlicl srprare rlan('Jng .mrl lmllr·c"1111 !tllh!Jr•t·-Hr·t·rl \Va~·tm, H..:l•l mel<, ~t·aiu darwing il'l I hey ate ll'rrrlS 2 J)•·rssr.rs a S~nnd LaiH~ '• \\ 2 P1tirs Dmpt•s Sidr• l~o::. d lhei1 d lfll'l' IJ.ulges and wrll II' Hllllll<'l'-l il·l'd W:rgcm, 7x I •J rael\ ceive them 'l'ilursclay. Lawn Chnil· Clotlws llam:11 ,. f;itlr· lklh <'l'\ nal<~· Ga~ 'l'nulc~ Woothm Reuch Autiqllt' Cmrn!t:•r:' :t-whPl'l 81ol'l• 'l'raiie•r· IH Uu. {1'('(•11 Cat·t Fir·e llPp:u·tm:,at 1\laln·s ltun Plll·tnble Elt•ctl'ic Sewing iHaeltilll' Tiw Holl fire deparlmenl mndf' Ml'fal Cm·u C!·rll, nr•arl; fire c•auscc! lrcai'.Y rlnmagrs llr 1111 l{r;h!JI'l'-1 irc•d Whr•t>lhn i·row ~ Antiqut• LamJIS lfi'>:M,em ·~ aM• Whirlpool, W••ingl'l' Washl'l', :~ 'f'rr!J•, dryer, quanWj nl Puull l'J l~quipnu•ul J.Uov1w on Castm·~ ~Jh:r i. 180 H.P. Created for dt·ivers who demand blazing \Voorltll'(l Sflr'tii'S Pll\1• IIOGS Stell J,adder L:~wu 1\l~t., •.. nccelcrnlion, the "Super Turbo·Fire VB"* omrs com­ William Woodard speared :r 12 But·ot· Gilts, l'l':uly to hr·1•r•d 1-(i II. P. 1\fotor manding plus-pcrform:mce. Great NO!Ihem piilan to vrsit lhis 1'01' nccidcnls day of salt~. •.rm·ms of sale arc CASH, unless arrangenwnls ur(' llliHk clr ive a Chevrolet and learn the whole bis story I meeting. with Slate naulc of Perry. ' Stealing the Thunder from the Hlgh-Prlced Cars! Holt Rams will piny Mason in a home game Friday nlghl in I he ..... , --····-- -·-·-····-·-····-······· .. .. high school gym. February 18 -- ...... ---···········---··········-· ·-·-·-··------·--··--····---- they will play Everelt at Ever· ett. . The Holt extension club hns changed Its meeting date from AI Rice Chevrolet: February 15 to Tuesday night, February 22, and wlll meet at lhe GLENN CASEY, Auctioneer home of Ml's, Corn Wlgman, East Williamston •. ' Holt road. IJ~tllllilllil••lll•lllllliillll~~~-.~.. -·••ilillii•••••lll••••-.m!!l!l•iflXI):.i1 -; s1m.rnmr~ PAnTY c:rvr:N · I Presbyterian Church Cirdes J•'iVl' friPIHih nl ~In;, ,lll>ii'Jlh Shower Honors ' I l•'nnliillH ~lii'Jll'lot•tl lwr· wllh a Schedule February en)m CIJIC( l!o\\'!'r:; ii'ollon~. Mrs. Alnn Gilpin will fll'l!· old t>ilillll. Ill JJoll l'lltl'i'I;Jint•d il( II llliHI'C(• meet for· desser·t ltllll'hcoJJS at I :1:1 :·~·Mutz-Loudenslag·er VouJs Jlre .Sole1nnized Ji'nrm Bunmu women and uny· Sf'lll llw fll'ngmm entillnrl "Holl· J;uwou:~ :,JioWfll' :-lallll day PVPnlng­ ' ' Tuesrluy, fi'chrttru·y lfi. Mrm1hcrs one lnterc~tecl mny go on a con· glon In Art." llllt'J'IIIM\' r~; tJII:iJO:JiVI•:I> llrlllflt'illJ~ i\ll'~1. I ;Prn•gp I•,I')'C!, ,Jt'., clrele Nos. :J anrl will me1!l rluetcrl toUI' of tiHJ Lunsln(( Dnlry ot •I Mrs. Moriln C:rc<'n will r•ntr.r· linrllll<' w.•:ll,\, .,,,1 "' iltl•l 11! !lnllsviiiP. !•'iii.V·folll' guests the same clay nl B p. m. ~.Jr. Cn. Tttesclay, FehJ'U(try 15, The lain c:lrrlc No. •l1tl Ill!! srum: limo. Mrs. !va11 \V••Ilt,\', ·· ll•dl fl;rpti:.l dllll<'il !or 1111' PV!'Il(, Bureau offices on North Cedo; ess to drcle No, 1 with Mrs. C. 1',\' lfaillmhcdl anrl Mrs. VIctor day r'VL'IIIrq:· 1\'ilil 11 lillll.l!'l' .111d TlJP lln!df's\il'!i, il:i.'il."'ill1d hy Nnrn Harolrl Knwlstrup, Mrs. C. N, J(JIIie Will SCrVI! iiH f'O·ilCJS(('SSf'S. street In Lansing nt !l:45 n. m. nnd tiwntn• p.1rty. t;,,,.,,;,, "'''II' Jlillr ll!.trHitatd 111111 illlh''l'l nnd N:1nr·y' Smith nnd Mr.~. Nora VnnNormnn Mr·s. Anna Wilson l111s c·hargP nf start the lour ul 10 o'clock. Reser. LIIWS, ( 'n1lq• !)I!!II'IZI'I' I ~tJilllH' t·:lwrl,l', '"'llt•d n•lu•slmwnts nf us eo·hostesses. Mrs. Myrn Clw· riPvollnns ancl for· tho progr ;1m, vutlons for lliiH'heon nt u nearhy :·kilt IIIli dlid Iiiii IIlii''.• •l'•l<•r, :ill<' I· i•·•i f'l'<'illll, •·.th••, Jllllll'il :rnd c•nl'fcc:, · ney will J'.(lve tlw dr.votlons, n Mrs. Ric-hard Mills will give a restuumnt are br.ing made. Those hit 1\d\', JtoJIIliP 11'\1'1\l'd lllllllY ilill'l' wllidi lltr• In ill!' oJH'Ill'rl lwr study of the hook of IIPhi'PWS, nnd hook review. nit•p · \vishlnf.( lll at tcnrl may cull their ~tifl~. Ill/Ill)' r"ift•;, I women's Pommlttce chairman. rhe program, "A Lool1 at Ilindu· Tlw Young Women's (;nilcl will 1;11<"•1•; ;rllr•IJdl'rJ fl'lllllflilllSV(ilP, • • • Ism," will he in <'ililrgc of Mrs. A. ITIPPI Monday, l·'<•hrlliii'Y 28, al 7 ~II', 111111 ~It: •. J.'r t•d J.'rllitli:liirlll Lee Sanborn. ll. m. at llw dnu·c•h for 11 pollrwl< anrl r 'nrl 1'rill\' r,rd 1 r:.rl 1•d ~lr. !'1'1'1',\', l.iili'lll~!. ll11ll, \Villlnms· ,,,II, \\'ynnd,ill', I :r<'g,ry, Slfll•l<· ' Extension Clubs Members of l'irl'iP No, 2 will suppr!r. lnHII'itcl of a prllt~r·nnr itllrl ~!1s. J:,lll'tl !.art'''' 111' Adri;tn 11cet wllh Mt·s. nnss '!'horluu·n. tliei'C! will he a worl< pPI'illll ntHI lll'<:r I i11' 1\'1'1' I. ••rut. inllit!l', ( lil'll'il :nul ~fiiSOII. Whllll Ouk " "::o·hostesscs will iw Mrs. Vanc•r> ITH'mhi'I'S ill'!' to tall'lllr'l' Dnnna Ml's, Anna Kachmlrchlil enter· MelntyrP and M1·s. n. G. !lonson. whito lhreml. Miss .loan Mennf'ir I I' I' illld f:r lllii \' d I,, I•Jl''l\11111;; llt:•, .il',lll lll.illillill'rl, diilll:hll'l' or Mr. tninerJ 8 members of the While Dr.volinns will he glwn hy Mrs. anrl Miss Sally Story will sPrvt• 11'1'<'1( l'>'al i'l!~ tl•l:tlill'· i11 lndr•· ,•rrd :111 ·•. I :11,1' J;l.lill'hoil'rl of Ma· Oal{ extension cluh last Wcdnes Harold Bnrnhlll. '!'he JH'Clt:ram as hostc:sses. fll'llril'll!'i', ~!1:;,,(1111'1. •,nil. rlny evenlnf.(. 'l'he vlc:c·chnlrman, .viii eonsisl of a dciJalr• on religion JlPv. GPorge Kchm will he g!IP!;I :vir. ililll ~Irs .. 111 .t•pli r,.,lllitll.l Mrs·, l<'!•ledn Bowen, led thr. In schools by hhih sl'hool pupils spcat{CJ' al lhf' lll!'ClJng of 1111' 1\'l'll' t!lll'sh al diiiiH'I' Sitllrlil\' 111 r:tr:J. 1'1"\Y.; XI' ltt·:('t'J'AL lmslncss meetin~::. One visitor at· with Rnherl Carroll ns nwd<•r· rr·cshYIC!t'lnn Wonwn's i\ssodn· !\It', 111111 ~11 :•. All111 rl i'llll'l'iSilll 11l tended. '!lor·, ,l1•:t11 ,\1111 ,\J,oiirrllt•, rliiiiJ~hiPI' of lion 'flntrsrlay, J~ehruary 2·1, at J•:ril'll 111111'1' i!lif•:;l;, 11'<'11' Mr. iliHI . .t11d i:n··.'ll'ii 1\!t'lltlrll', Mrs. fi'lnrcrwe Can·ret· will opPn ~11 ~lr:;, 8 p. m. Mrs. IIm·hPI'l floW!' will Mrs.. l•t~''ldr l·'"ill'ill 1> I IIIII I fill'. ill I• I iltr• llltlsl<' lt':ll'ht•r·:: ~:trlld of Lan· Harlmess, Mrs. William Coui'IJ fli'Of.(I'Hm dwirmnn. Mr,:. !1:111 c:ildtti·:l ol t:dl'll Till' Sllli! /IIIII r·:.r:.l J.anslng. Miss· Me:· llf'I':Jsillll w:1~: ill •Ill :c'n':l!\1'1' ol llH' l:t·td•· I'' slrtdyilli! wilh Miss Ill rlllrl:<.l , llllril 1'1'' .. 1111"• "I ~lr::. l.nursr• !•'tl',l hn f••l' 1>f J•:asl Lan­ Jcllill:illll, :It ... 111ri ~~ i·::; I; ill'ill'iSI. :.. ing.

BIG

SUNDAY, FimHllAHY 18- 8 P. l\f. Murl Grmuuls ol' lluttfp Ct'l't'li will show l'nltll' mm'il' tJit'lut•r•s ot' 11 ft•iJl he• tonli tn l'nrto J!ieo, llaitl and ,J lllllllic-11.

Ilea•· his I'Xfl!'t'iPnt·r•,, with ,·oocloos, crpc•n mariiPts and ~lurdi Gras 1'1'111\'cls Vevay Tow1u HaU AN AUfOMATIC ,fcJfPI'~uu at 1\lpp Mu~un CLOTHES DRYER WILL

0 Dry clothes in Reach-Right any weather Q Save lifting hcc1vy cloth~s S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-S e Save lugging The most. satisfying clcvclopmcnt in hosiery history clothes bmkets e Cut ironing Gl!'t1 Raven's rcach·rigllt rs .1 flallcring lributt! to

FREE INS1~ 'LLATIONI They Fit Like a Second Skin ... with Never a. Wrinkle Act . . 1\lo Twisted Seams Now . We will inslall any Hotpoint Electric Dryer· or· Range absolutely free for Only $1.65 .th,e next 30 days. This offer includes all Peters Cl-lamp '30~Day Shoes Hats :.Offer ¥;iring from meter box to appliance. cuunou TArnGS TO Am · What the Churches Ai·e DOing~ nc~hinlng llt lO :so ru1 .Sll•irlnY WllllnmaiM St. J{nUwl'lnrl's mC>rning the Chnpl!l 1·JoUI', n ra· rllo program hrondenst over WJfl. Mason Chur(hes Will Sponsor Ji:piBI:opnl, Norman Kinzie, vlrnr, wlll feature n progr11m about services nnd churr.h nehool, 11:00 BOOZE WHO ll. rn.; tll't;l anrl fifth Sunrlnys, Chrlsllnn Science, The progrnm Is clirocterl to those Christlnn Movie on African Missionary lourth Sunclny~. Holt Eucharist. Thlnl Sunclny, morning prayer Sdcntlsta conflncrl to Hwir homes nnd litany, nnd those not members of the "Angel In !Ghony," n new mlH· tnhJ, Sammy cscnpcrl Into the Cht·istlnn Science church, :ilniHII',Y film l'elcased by •rnylor .illngle, where hr wns mlrnculous­ ------llnlvcrslly, Uplanrl, Indiana, will Iy aonvcrterl. He l, Summy Mnl'l'ls, who nl- diana, where he enrolled without reiiA"Ion for nil IIA"es; Youth Fcl­ An old legend relates that once on n cold, sto1·my night tc>nrlr!rl 'l'aylo1· University In 1802. previous formnl schooling, His Wllllnmsl~m Cm1lm· llldhndlsl., lnwshlp, r. p. m.; Breakfast sl urly IInracc .James, pastor. Worship Mm'f.ha was busy in her home preparing for the expected .Jun!-ill' ser.nns aet ually tnlwn In simple hut cn•·ncst fnllh ullercrl qroup, Werlncsrlay at !l:l5 a. m.; Christ. In the midst of her preparations, she heard a !mock Afrlm and nuthr.ntle pcJ•iorl cos- the course of the Unlverslly, nnrl ~er·vlce, fl::ltlu. m.; ehm·ch school, The colorr.cl movie, "Angel In 10:30 n. m. on the door. Opening it, Mm·thn saw a mggecl beggat• stand­ tumnH hlgltlight the •15-mlnule has lnlluenr:cd many lives tor Ebony," Wednesday al .ll p, m.; ing them in the cold ruin. Immediately she said, "I am ex­ dmmatlr: pmscntnllon, Producer! Chrlstlnn servlec. choir rehearsals, Thursday, .Jun­ pecting Jesus, the great prophet of Galilee, tonight.. I have by 1\llsslons Vlswillwtl, Inc. of Everyone Is invited tr1 sec this Wlllltunslnn Wesle,Yttll lllt:lhod· Iors nt 6:45 p. m., adults al8 p.m. Callfnrnln, llw 1Jleltll't! Is nun- Inspiring story In Its first show. 1st, UJ•II:ll, Hev, Delos 'fanner, no time fm· beggars." Abt'Uptly, she shut the door. paslOJ', Worship services, 10:00 n. promo! Inn a!. In go In Mnson. No admission wlll Nnrlh Am·ollu~ Communll.y, Soon she henl'cl anol:het• !mock on t.he dool'. When Mnr­ Tnrlurrrl b~· H rlvnllrlbal Chief·. he chnrgerl. m. and 7:30 p. m.; ehureh sehoul, Rev ..John E. Pruclon. pnstn1·; tha opened it again, she saw a frail, ill child there. To this 11:00 a. m.; pmyer service Sunday school, 10:15 a. m.; child Martha said, "I am expecting Jesus tonight. I have no Wcdnesduy, 8:00 p, m. Enrnule lwmr I hey called on Mr. mo1·nlng worship, 11:15 a. m.; time to give to you." But before she could close the door, nnrl Mrs ..John Seolt In Jackson. Millville School News young peoples sct·vice, '7 p. m.; suddenly ,Jesus, in all His majesty, stood before her! M, 10 er meeting Wednesday evening Christ. Jcsm; will he a topic dealt Amen. Cr1rl Onlliey was n guest of llllllvllle JUothodlst, Fran!< B. Mr. and Mrs. Backus en­ I I at 7:30. wllh ;It Christian S<•lenec serv­ l~lnyrl Colin Curtis Saturday night. n. m.; dlvir.c servic-e, a. m. Cowlelt, pastor. Morning worship, THOUGHT FOR THEDA Y terlnlncrl 'J'hursclny nt Commun­ Nursery rlep:u·tmcnt in basement Ices Sunday, February 13, In the 10:15 a. m., sermon, "Blessed f,,·e To help others is to help God. --Bessie S and finished Business;" 10 a. m., wor­ the most sweethearts-relatives Barnes streets, every Sunday al ship service at Vantown, same as and friends. Special music will be Vision" 11 a. m. Sunday school Is held at Dansville; 11 a. m., church provided by Mr. and Mrs. Dale E ·during the services for pupils up school, Mrs. Carroll Glynn, su­ Mlhlfeld, Nancy Voss, to the age of 20. Wednesday eve­ perinlendt?nt; 8 p. m., M. Y. F. Foote and Marlon and Jerry Station CI\LW ning meeting at. 8 o'clock In­ shnll. Pastor Booko wlll be speal{· cludes testimonies of Christian I!Utllw on YOIII' diul Dunsvlllc Free 1\le.thndlst, Rev. lng on "What Kind of a Lover v Science hcnllng. A public read· H. E. Moore, pa~tor. 10 a. m., Are You?" The annual father and }i'ebruary 13, 1955 lng roo·m Is open at the church Sunday school, Genevieve Freer, son banquet will be held at the p every Wednesday and Saturday superintendent; 11 a. m., preach­ church Tuesday night nt 6:30. !1:45 tt. m. from 2 to 4. Healing through ing service; 6:45 n. m., young There will be a special speals I•:I'PI'PII ilnd or OVI'J'• HI'OJ'ing 1111lanm the Hams lmve :lllll'f' point In till' Hfll'f'd In I liP Win 2 Games I i;lngs hnrl liwlr lr!llrl r!UI In ·Hl-:lR Eaton Ruplds nt Grnnd Ledge. CIJ'IIIHI LPrlge PIHI1•1! lis :J-ganw 1nklng Troll In llw !'ilpllnl C'lr<'uil C1PrliW' Allwrt anrl Gnry llnrlrwJ;. Lrlilll, llw VJI;Jng nfl·slnlo foolhall lif'l'iH1fi jmrlml. Both lr>ams fli'OI'Pd MIIHOJJ's l'llrf·lrr11 l'l'f!H)lllWil hilS· In l)rf' IIJ·sl 11.11f Sinlz sr•nrPri 22 plHyor·, rc>afly was lmocklng them 1'nt!Kday's flumm> loRing RlrPnJ; l•'rlrlny nir:ill with n c•ngc! l'ltcl' WPnl n111 I liP WIIHIIIW Ol', 2 n/' llmlwsl hal'llllilll lf·rrm pii'IH•rl lip lllJOiilf'l' polnls. Lool1 hnd l'0111Jlller) n ree· down In liw ln!;l half, Mason losl S\VI!CI 7:1·rlfl win OV£'1' Clilll')ollr~, J•lrlrlny nlgl11. MnHilll Jill I 1111' rliiiD· llw Pil'l'llil. Otll In fronl JlP.x MPI'· orr I of 1fl points. Lnimvlew nt Chnrlotle. IH pnlnl:-; In lhn last IH•rlnd. )111)1' of V)f'lfll'iPH, rmr· on llw Vlldng IHIJIPS lly rloll a1111 ,JJrn •rullln giVCJ !loll n Chur·k Mr~rlnrlor•f nn fouls. He Leslie n1 Enton Rapids, The victory r.nnhll'rl llw Comr•t:; 13111 DPnn loppPrilirP GrPylmunrJ M11.~1111 fl)lP.Ill'rf lill! I illrrl lfllfll'ler lmrrlly hurl n elmncr. In warm up, In hung on In Hl'l'onrl plrH'P In I ill! .~r·nt·Jng alltH•k wllh 1!1 poinls. l~rlrilly lli!:lll l'fllll'h I"d l\1•llf''H ·~qur.c!zlng n111 11 711 IHI win lll'f111'P llgilt dPfi!Jisr• and H('()J'lng pnw<•r. Frld1~y's HtiHHIIs wll h a n1sil. Tile 13ullrlngs evened Tit~ plf'lwrl up 4 foUls in the first Capllul Clrl'ull. 'I'!Jp ConWIH nrr•, MaHon now lm:-; 11 l'l'r'IIJ'rl of :1 ITPIV lwal lonl11 on lhr> hlg Innln u pndwd·ln·IIH• l'illl••r:-; nwh i11 All Is not 11s riarl; as II HlllllHis tlw r·nunl on a slrol hy llowlolt Mason, 70; Everett, 69, 11[c Mnsnn gym, /'or• Mnsnn, lilouglr. Tlw Bulldogs qunrler·, snl nul !he semnrl nnrl U poor SIH'OlHI Wflh 11 l'l'I'OI'ri of (j' V)f'lnJ•Jt•s nnrJ <[ !fiSSPH lo l'llrl'V l'lllll'l ~li-11. I 1 ll'ns n slow-moving nnrl lllrlVf'ri alrP:HI r111 n. Wrlmueh ll!fl onr·ly In lire third. Dlcl1 Grand Lr.rige, 73; Cilnrlottr., :Jfl. wins nnrl a loSSI'S w!JIIP I loll lt•nrls 111'('1' to Ifnil l~rlrlnv nit:: hi. 'l'h·,, 'l'l1r~ Bulldog~; \\'rill 1liP ganw l1avc> lmprovc•rl sllll'l' I hill firs I Holt, 62; Wllllnmstnn, a7. J::llnH• wi 1h I hf' rJ i ffnrrrw1• in r•cnn·1 lip-ln. Stnl7. !hen lool1 over. ITe Whec>Jm· rllrl nn r.xr•elfenl rr.plnce­ llw Jlltl'i< with !l sll'llit~lil wins. GrPvhotiiHL' IHIVI' 1\•nn !.? wlillf' w,(th thr. filnl',\' silflllling nf Sian gilllll' With _IIIli!. .Jnllll llnwlell ran ll1r• sr·n1•e to ~0·•10 In lllP nexl J~nton Rapids, 68; Howell, li4, HiZI' a fal'lrll' In 1111' Jow·sl'ru·Jng Stolz unrl with lois of srTnp hy IIIHI Al'l Weirauch IHIVP llPPn.gc!l· nwnt job. l•'rlrilly nir;rrl tru• ( 'onwts will r!t·o~iJPilt!( H so fur liris 'f'IISIJII. 2 mlnules. Trwstlay's Htlsulls entr~t·tnln f~aton ltnpirls. 'l'hP Grr•y· r•onlf'sl. liu! res! of lhl' IPlllll, Slol1. 1-:nnr• ling Jnlll'l' lhan lilCII' sharP nl llw Stolz' ,17 pnlnls wns high for• Ji'or lilf• rr>sl of llrr• prr·lnrl the Mason, 63; Eutnn Rapids, lil. hounrJ:-; should r·oJI over nnrl play I within orJP polnl of Pqllaling lib ri'IHlllluls nhr!dl Mason. !Tnwlr>ll anrl Weirauch MorHIIIy night Muson pin,YPd IPillllli tmrlerl hasl1cls. The [(IIIII'· runnC!Nip spol wlllt 13 Holt, 67; ·Cfmrlotle, 42. rlenrl IHII wilf'll tllr'sl' :! l•:nton Greyhounds Win Out rCh!l'cf prrfol'lllillli'l' 01)' lnsl 1•'1'1· hils dPVL•iopcrJ illlfl 0110 nt tho ell'· ~ilared llw over r11 L11nslnr; fll'sUJTI'l'linn. IPJ' Pnrlrrl willr Mason hnlrllng on· pninls Pach. ITHIIenheeJ; haggr!d 5 Everett, flO; Howell, !i2, cnunly IPams lllf'f'l :Jnylhln~r cnn rlr'ty, This tim•! IH• r'XI f.illlllf' will liP · r·ounler wlll1 I~Vet'r>ll II loolwd as :H pnlnl~. !Tott~c hit for· H, Rlrler l~rlrlay night, 'I'IH! lllghlanrll'l's Capital l'in·ult hasr>rnPnl 1-:alon Tn winning I liP 1:anw ~lils11n Quinn lrmil lul·ns hilling lhe Haslett at Wllllnmsl nn. flapicis tripprrl llrrwPtl liR-Ii-1 Fri· If till! Jlullrlogs WPrr! going to Plll down 12 nnrl Wilson arlrlrrl11, lll'f' iflfl)()llfi for llrf'll' Sl'l'lltHI Will pluy~>rl 1\l"nl!uy nl1:ilt over r;l now has n sroas11n ,.,.,,(JJ'd of H 1\'IJU, hnnp. In I hr. mt•:ulllmP Gerry Fowlerville at Dansville. rlay nlglll Tlw Gt·r•yilfiUIHis hlll'f' hr1vr• 11n r>asy linw. Stolz, llmvletl Quinn sr·ot'erl 8 In J'Ollnrl out lhe of the :;c•ason. Cltntwr.s of tlndlnf{ I .111 ngsiJLII'f.i, 1 11 HlrlPr and Lonlc rlouhle·tPamerl St ocltbrldge a I Lr.slle. ;1 rPI'fll'rf rrf :! win" and H lossf's. unrl •I lossrs. 1•'" 11' or ' "'•" vir·· 1111 r1 \VPir·nudt r'rlnnPr·IPd In move• l~vr.rctt SI'OI'ing. It oV!'I' nt Cltnrlnllf' ill'f! sllrn. l11 lfll' llllliil gilllll' C'IHIPII Hog· tliJ'irs IHII'P hf'f'll lii'PI (';qdt.il ('ir·· Mason out in front 10·2 In llw Stolz 111 Jwc•p hlrn from gelling ~Tnsnn FG 'l'twsdny'H Gnmr•s llowr•ll hrlngs np IIH• l'l'lll' wlllr 1•"1' I'Ji' TP Gull SIJOCillllill'r lllld lllll llrllf.JI\s , win HJHI H Joss •s. 'l'uJI fnf'H wililf' ill! ·I 11f II II' 111,,1 Ps 11Wa,l' any shots, 'l'lw Vlllill!IS ffnwlell, f 5 Fowlerville nt Wllllnmslon. 0111 1 /:11\V [IOIIJ'<'fi in !I poiJIIH for Sf'Ol'· J · , 'I tlr·st ·I mirntiPs r1f pliiy, The VI· :1 2 1.3 IIIVI! Ill'ell Ill 1'111'111 )1 1ii,Y nriiTflWPrl lhe margin wllh tlrlR Mr.rlnrlorf, r .. , , 0 Leslie at Eaton Rapids. finally 'rr.gaiiiP~I I11Pir.' sf'fll'llH( l~nlon f!apirls lwrl In •·nnw frrun lng illlliJJI's. Pilrl Sllllll' WIIS lll!Xt kirrt:> r·ilmf! to llff', lilnugh, IIIHI 0 5 0 Pyr.s ruglrl. Shllf'tlllllH•t' IIJI'Iunrl in lfl'riPJ' rn dlmh p11s1 I ill' ll'itlr ,), II >>.Is n ~;i!'IIIPg,\' until only rlnr pnlnl Wr.iraudJ, c ...... li l~l'iday wllh .Tr•rry ITrHISP rlnlng rnosl of 1 3 13 l~l'ld11y'H nesuiCs ll•st. At till• half f1lnson Wlls nul wllh lhe llolt /!11rns 111'1'1 al I loll. ~l'fHII'aled tile l••arns. Stolz, g ...... 12 was g~ro.d .~ol.' ~2 (lfllnls dJH! ffiglllilnril'l's, i\1 llw half flllll'<'ll r:; a 37 Haslett, 51; Dansville, 37. ·' I i 11 lro 111 I:!·:!. ifJP Ram~ lwvP 11o1 lfl~! :1 g-nmP lin• smrlng, I ill' ViJ(fngs marrngPrl With :J•& mltlutrs rPmalnlng Brooks rollrllr rl 21. l••rl :1•1.:12. In tiH• lhirrl ppr·Jori t!H• lo liP up lhe game nl 18-IS ily I he Hallf'nllf'ck, g ...... 2 1 ~~ 5 Stocllbrlclge, 69; Oltemos, 59. 1hL~ yrar. lrr an ••rfl'iiPI' f'llf olrlliPI' Ma~nn lwlrl nn lo 11 li:!·fil lend. Grand Lrrlgr. topru•ri till' Orloh•s lflt~hlllnr!Prs lrH'I'Pas!•rl liloir lrllll' I ll'liiJis Wilippll> IIIII! 11 good Pllri of till' qunrler. Su h.~ I I lui luus Leslie, 76; Fowletvllle, 0<1. lV!Jisnn fPII ap.Jrl 111 tlu• 1111111 1111n· Il;lfiPnhr•l'il and Stolz l'omhlnecl In In ever·y peJ'iorl, 'f'llf' ltrst C(lliii'IPI' gin to !j:J .. HJ 11111 tlll•n till'\' fnlriPrl. nigl11 in Ill•• Hesurt'Pr'tion r•nn· 10:1'1'1'1'11 malnl:llnr.rl its momen· WIH•clr.r, f ..... " I 0 , I 2 l1•st. I IP IIi I for 17 pulnls with UII'R nrHI !JoJI nlrl\'l'd OUI l11 II lop· p111 Mamn 0111 in front fi(j.fiJ with enrlerl with Grand LPrigP out in In 1111' flnnl Jll'l'iod F:nton H:lp· lurn al IIIP stm·t of IIJC Sf'r'nrHI 2 mlnttlcs icfl. 'l'lwn Frcnehy Wll· frnnl 10·14. Wlu•n lhr• IJrlff C!lHierl ids r•ame lilrnugh with a Jfl-polrll 7 llr•Jrl go11ls and :1 frr•r> lilr·nws. shied !ill-fin win. In ·'Pil•• of 1111• 26 18 17 70 pPriod. DPan Loo)(, 8Vl.'l'!!ll llnsli, snn mnw lhmugh with 2 fnul the !earl ilarl jumped lo :J!l-2fl. rilfly whill' holrlln~· liowpfl 1o !l Dart Slor11• arhlr•rl 1·1 points In l'llrTi'll( Sll'illg rd 1\I:ISIIIl \'lf'loi')P:-; Bvr•r·,.ll, FO Ji''f J>Ji' ''I'P lilP ;\rlge, Ma~o11 will 111• :1 dr>flnllr• Masnn nf'vr>r pill down nnol her hil for 17 pnlnts whiJP I ill' OrioiPs C'Jaurlf' llrinin,,lol loppl'd 1ill' lfnuse, r " ' "" .... !i 4 4 14 wltll a j)lfol' lliirli lJIIIII'If'r, Going 11/Hir.rrlog nvt>l' al 111111. ~ Jn•e throws to movp the Villrl gnnl IIIII I he Bulldogs madP plcl;erl up Hi 1111llrs, Tilr• Grand l·:atnn l!apirls Sl'!ll'<'rs wilil 2S nut in Iron! a0-2fi. It Jnol;r.d lilw Wilson, e ...... :1 5 4 11 IIIIo llH' )lf'l'iod if'fHiillg .~:J-2·1 lhf> 'rhP HiiiJls IJm·r· if II; I! a ll<'f'ri L'VPJ'Y l'ottl slrol munt In !wid Quinn, g .... , ...... 1 0 5 8 Lerlge boys uut·dislancrrl 1111' points. ViJ'gll C:lllell liil :!1 points t'lll'lnlns fnr !\Jason. The sr.ennrl orrin lhP slcnrlrr nwq;-in. Oriolr.s 17·1·1 in the last pPrind lo to par·1• till' ffiglllanrlr•r altar-1\. l3ullrlogs <'111111' rJlll 1111• ollrPI' l'l!d !Pam that Is lr:ll'fl 111 slop '1'11<•1'1' pori ion 'of lllf' fJr•rlnrl was 11 differ· Landis, g .... " ...... 0 0 () 0 win going nwny. with 11 :17-:iti l••arl. ltr'P llfl Jnrllvidll,lf "''lll'lnr: sta 1'>:, Evf'rr~ll lost the services of Suhslllntinns: 1 ••nl story, Stolz slartr•d lo swish Lnnl1 anrl Quinn irr the last :1 min· John Borgma11 loppPrl tile Orl· ------All tile HHrns t;l);p llu•ir llll'lls in IIH· sh"ls in fmrn n111 on I he flom·. llirlr.r, g , ,, ...... •I 4 2 12 lr.nrllng llu• allrll'k t\lflilf: willi ul rs nr tlw game, Both WCJrr. ole sc:orers with 18 points. Ingham County News February 10, 1955 \Vhrn I lir> prl'iod c•rHIPrl I hr Vi· fon•Prl to !Pavr via the fnul route>. 2ll 17 20 r.!J Page 6 Mason Squeezes by Stockbridge Removes Okemos Gal'fiH'I' lnllowpd him with 11 lal· I Gl d' t L "''S. a ta ors ose Suml:ty is !he golden c·lasp llrnl binds lo­ II IIH• slorrn warnings r·nming Free throw ~gures don't really E~~~~ s~~~!~l\)~:. ~~~ Rnp· i fllll nl !\Jason 111'1~ Cfli'I'P.I'I lirP 1 tell the story in. the Dansville· ids i'lii!Siill)" lllgnl. I he loliii!IOW; gelll!•t' lirL• volume of 1111• ll'l'l:k. As County league Title Threat rtams will hal'!' a rllffpr·enl snr·t ol Cage Game No. 12 Haslett 'game: .Ele~en or those had n tough lime ilolrling ol'f llil' 11 r•ontesl fo1· 1he Tloll filns Friday n Haslelt free throws came In the ~ .•. ,,,~,..,,,. in 1)1 final minlllr>s, · · I .utJgfl!llrrw •' • night. ~·1nsnn is f'flming into 1owi1 Leslie look its turn al belting Slnl'idn·irigf' )1111 IIIII' '""' in tlrP ~ir'f'(Jl'l' pia,\', last quarler when the Aggles Mason finally ended up on liw, Jngham l'onnl)" l••r,~:llf' 1111'11111' under r1 full hl'rrg e11l'11 l1lt a mnn111 il!-:fl Mason folrJerl in tlw ' OJ'S. half. In the· thi'rd period I he Ag· flelcl gnals anti H free til rows. for Ill. last quarler· anrl allowed lhP TIH! 4 more pllll'l' Chtf'f,, wilfr Ill'' vi<·lory. 1\ll 1 I ~lmlint_nrs ha~e gles plcl~ed. up 3 points and con· Chue)( Mr.rinrlorr ll((rJPd 9 points the Panthers IJrl\r• llr'III'J'f'n lh<'lll Harold Herlrnnn lopped 1 Hnms to win going nway. Siner charwe~ rn WhiCh to p1clt up t.heir linued to gain in the- fourth per· to the Mason total. Ulld :~ JlC'I'fPt·l Sl'il!"lJtl :tl'l' ~~:ltll(1:-i sr·orpr·s in till' lnrlian •·amp ,.he then the Bullrings hr1ve grown ll!sl Win nf. lhr ~eason. Friday loci until 1h'e· free throws the Mason was never rnon• than :J WIIJr LPsli1•, [•'ow[r•J l"illr• :Jill I IJilliS· I :l poi nls, l\rlh sonw fnngs, Stan Stolz hns her.n nlgill Dansville Will malic n try Lakers, put down lhrnttled I he points nul in fl'Ont up until I he! McCowan & McCowan ville. 'f'IIPI'P isn't :1 011 • 111 lliPsP s•·nr·ing from 2fi to :JR pninls. Be- ut srllin_g down l~owl~rville, The rally.-;--. ·· · ·1 micldle of lhe last quarle>r wlwn I t\utluu'iz<•tl AgPIII 1'111' i\trlu 011'111'1'': IIISIII'IIIII'I! Cn, 'II'HillS I(J;rl ligiiJr•,.; l~o ;:ii'P Sl111'i1· sirlr·s IJ!ii pfforls Arl Weirauch game Will hr. plnyerl 111 lhe new Bill. Stelnb!lcft topped 1he Has· Stolz pul clown a llold goal anrl 3 Fill!<: - I .I t\111 Ll'l'Y - WI!\' IIS'I'Oitl\1 - ACCIJII·~N'1' hl'[rJge any IJ'IIIIIlil'. r111rl .Jol1n llnwlr•ll l~:tve r·onw Dansville gym. felt Scorers WfJ.h 21- pofn(S, Junior foul ShlJIS ill rapid SlJCf!C'Ssion. 1 ll :l E. Oul; liri'IJIIgll 11'1111 rrPerief[ baskets. Till' ollwr· trams wniling in line Kit-by was top'man for the Aggies The Greyhounds wnuldn'l give up, I l'flllllf' l\{ltSOII !i2UJ Frldny flu• l'rflllil•'l"'• lf'llsl 1111 Bolt Demolishes In lllf! previous nweting Ro- for Fowlet·ville are Williamston llrf' Blild\lrall'ks 11\'1'1' Ill l.r>slif' II Wt'lll'amston 62~3 7 rloclwr's reiJiJUilrlirrg act unlll· anrl Stnr•ilhrirlge. wllh 16'points. though, anrl houndr.•rl hal'l< with 2 ·----·------wrntlrl lilkr• :1rr llfiSr'i 111' rna,1111 sprllPrl tirr• rJiiTPrenr•P, lrr tlw iaHI Lr~slie rlmws the Friday US· fli'OJlfll'tinns for Lr>slil' to lil'ill IIH• few gnmr.s bac•J,borml wor·i< has signmcnt of slopping Sloclthrirlge. Pnnlirr.rs. ll11ll arlrlerl illHtlllr.J· vir·lim to llr'"l ~l:1son's slrnng weapnrr. Thr• BlaeklwwlHJ.:III' rro·liJJII. 1111~·~~ ;1 'l'lli:. limr• till' Hams brat Wil· lilflll 111 l f'llif'l"s 11ill lr,ffglf' with lilt. would not illll'l lhe Rams in their · !Tnslrll wilh :rls" ra11 IIIJllffJ's tlw 'I'IH• f!nrns ililrl little trnlthle f'11.1mpirmship hirl too rnUC'Ii. '~~ slflkr.s. rindi11g 1he l'illlgP, 1n llir~ first , · -- ·-·---·- In l~rlrlny n~r,ln'~, r•rr<'fltlnlrJ qunrter finll tonk nvel' an IR-I:l C:Lpitnl Cinmil. SlnruliiiJ:'S . Stod\hl'iflgp fll'll\'l•rl 111 frill'<' loo JrnrJ :lllrl al IIJc• half wa~; safpJy W

mud11 irr llu• lil'sl q11:1JIP1. TIH· o111 in tronl :ili·lfl. By 11w enrl r;rl Holt ..... ·· ... · · .... · .... n _Jn the '55 Buick ride 1 anl~lf:l's lllm''''.' 11111 ''' 11 :.!ll:i the third qu; 11 ·trr IIIP Hams llnrl Evr!rctt ...... ,.. :.. 7 :·lr.arlrn !lint IJl'l"lllli. Cll;"m"s mnwli1w1·rasl'd lhe nwrgin tn :)G-25. ··p,rJ Lrrlge ...... ·· · r, WC'OJHI in 'lrrll'l\ 111 llu• Sf'J'JJnd IJIIIIJ'It•:· to · MnRon •· ..... , , .. . . . ~ sr·nr·ing mlumn )lnrr• orw pninl ulf Ill" ll'lld TIJr> I In 1111 ri"fflrl In llf•ld rim·m I hr. ('harloiiP .. 'I i11df OIHII'rl witl1 !..inJd:••· , 111 sr·IJJ'e IIJf' f'icar·ed llJC llrrwh, r; l!apirls !loger Dyr!, onr of the league's ~'"' l~urm; 111011 2 In fmnl :l:l-2.>. ·· 'f'hnttgil 1nr: pii<'P •r'oweri clown Howf'll .... ,, lop sr!OI'f'l'S even !hough his team HOTTEST BUICK IN HISTORY 1 'f'IH• PriiiiiH•rs 1,1,.k,•d llfl 10 'slill Ill~· Tln~:nPis muir! pare. only _ ··-·- ______has JW\'~r tasll'rl victory, came No wonder you '•ee so many 1955 Buicks on .­ rnor·r. points in 1111 , IIJII"II fll'l'illd llllf' pmnt oil the 1Iol1 rnargm, lruNwn 'I'FAJ\Is OSF lhmugh with an:Jiher slnllnr per- highways- they're rolling up bigger sales than 1 , 1 01 1 · 11 1 C'"J', R 1 ·I· · .. II l'l't' ' ' ' ' ' ' form:uwe. Tltls lime> he pul down over in his lory- topping tho popularity that o~nr wrnos .-: "' 1 ,., 111 II. Jn IIH• "'.-' ,or m ,er W.Js. 1e r 1. Pr· Mason's junio1· high teams ·~1 · 1 qunrlr>r IPirnJ llil l11r 20 rn tlw 2 teams l"rrclny nrghl. rho Jfll'ri g'arnes Eaton Ra 10111 s.. , .. hos already mode Buick one of the ''Big Threc.H la~t r•;~<·l• ~·.nr·e 2 10 ·I' .! pornls. lire Rum h;wkboalfl exper·1 lipped . 1 , . . . 'rl . Ph I he Glarhatms lost the game in, 111 1 1 1 "II Ill Cllrf'ls· t'illl lllll'ilrulf' lill'ir rn· 10 r·w 1r 1 goa 1s ,'llHI arlrlcd ,J- Jtee grarlt•s uesrlost .ty•HHO lllg in ll. spite le ofseven! .Terry Ill"' flr·~t, · IJ"If.u • Le~ ·)J"n ," lerl• • 17 ' 7 a 1 i)rrentf In il sillll[l\' lii'SI·fli'I'IJ,ri l)r. lhi'OIVS for 25 JlOIIliS and llie !lam 'V'IJ', 'l'l . I, W'IJ'· I the eml ol lhe qu,nler .md 35·19 . . 11 I . I • v r IS , - potn s. I ts muc e 7 . I II ( I f II r I . If Tl e GJ d cnse ll'liwh allllll'f'ri t\r 1 f•'n•rlp . sr·m·Jng. wr;ors: hen BlalrJl'l\ was filii of ~ tr,ul shots, 'l'lle Prgnlll ~~ ~.· P!" o, .1., ,l,'t. ·, . 1 a · l~crg 111 lranr.: ••Ill 1nHI!•r Ill<' lli'XI 11'1111 R prnnls. grar;,•r·s rlrnppr•ri llll'il' game :lfi· Jdlllls did lire lu:.rs s~1,1_1e nf lhe llils!il·l ;fll_ lnrn· 1 tlrr. JTnrnets Dnn vVir·J;hnm 'Jii with f"lrttt'l' llorton hilling •rt·nJ•ing 111 the h,df hul lhe Stn(·khr·~rfgl' ''.1' fo't~r 1 ft~r l<~sl spff. ffl' colif'l'lr•rl 11111111111s "II IIH·,, was high with 1:! points. \Vii liP 14 points, mnrgin \Viis IC.O gr'f':tl In r•ome. Schoolboy (agers !Will Have Tourney I Mason's grade school cagers 650 S. Meridian Road Masoil wnunf) up their last Salurday of r·r1;-11lar lengue play. In lhe flfl!1 f(l'nrlr! sect inn the 13arlger~ hPnl Phone Mason 2-40 3 3 IIH• Btl cicr,I'C!.~ t(.:{ In co Ill pi Je . ~ No Sunday Sales rrr·o:·tf of 7 wins :uul nne defeal. 'l'lw re('(rnl is goor! enough for the c·hampionslri11. The Spar·lans lnppf'd rile Wilrlenls 18-4 in lhe Holstein Herd nl her r•nnle>sl. · Farm 1n 1he six I h gr'JHir. section the BoileJ'Illil kers n nrl 1he Gophe1·s rltt't-h ..... ~., not just our say-so. New owners 1110-aca·l\ fam1 wiUr IIHitlrt·u H-1·oom enr!Pll up le>ague piny wilh lclenli· 14 Cows cal records or li wins and 2 ' beauties keep telling us that. lwust•. StPam lwat. tfllx!Jrl h:u·u, Gr·:ult• losses. Salurrlay thr> Gophr.rs Local Delivered Price ol 4 Heifers l'rrpperJ I he Hoosiers 32-4 and the :you may wonder-how come? What's di f. the 1955 Buic!f SPECIA.L A mill1 hotlst,, I llx411 et'IIH'III. silo, 4Rx(i;~ l3oilermnkct•s l1ent the Wolve•·· fererit about the Buick ride tlmt makes it 1 Bull ines 12·7. :Z·Door, 6.. Pa!!songcr Sedan, Ioul slu•tf .. t~OJ'll I' l'i h Nil II hi ual iuu. 1$2222;88 3 Calves The 2 leagues will conclucl n such a marvel? The answer is-plenty; · Modal 46 FlluslraledJ 2-nighl tournament Tue~cluy and Optional DQU1Pmc111, acccs~crlo,, !lolo and local lowos, If any, Most cars have coil springs on front wheels oddirianal. Pllccs may 'fary sliohrlv in odioinina commuflilll)s. WednC!sclay slarting at !i:30, The Evt:n th!J lor:tory.lmtollod oxlros Yov mov wont oru harnoins, Badgers will meet lhe Wildr.nls ollly. Buick has them all around- and this such a~ Htlol~>r /!. Dr.ofrosrer-$61.70; l(adif'l 1:'. Anrr.nno- $92.50. and lhe Spnrtnns will come up ag11inst 1he BLtr::wyes In I he fiflh year they're newly calibrated for even Farm Equipment grarJe hraeflet. deeper smothering of jounce and jar. So bounce plus a special front-end geometqr to T. D. 6 Hulldo:w•· In lhc sixlh grade s·eclion the here your ride is balanced, buoyant, level, stabilize ucomering" plus tubeless tires on Nnw Idea 4-ha•· Ualw 13oilcrmnlwrs will meel 1he 1'. Jow lntlmmt.iona I Com hine, fi-l't. cut l11ke on the Wolver·ines. tn4R Dodge 'lll'lu·l' wil h Hi-fl .. Racl< lnl.t!l'llational II 'l'l·aetm· . Winners will rneel for cham· Mos~ cars drive through the rear springs. Surely, you owe it to yourself to try this W. C. Allis-Chalmm·s 'f•·acto•· O•·ugc ))isc pionships Wednesday nigh!. Buick d1;ives through a tot·que·fttbe thnt ·Wa:.:on · Col'll Binder grent Iluick travel, just to judge thiugs for Intm·national l\I 'l'racl.n1' High scorr.rs SaiLtrclay were yourself. 3-14 lntm·national t•row with Oliww Silo l~ilh~•· FeNl Gt•inder Dan Demlnw and Tom Coss of takes up all driving thrust, wipes out RAX Hol.tom Mill• Coolt~•· Wash i'nnlcs I he Spartans with !i points each, rear-wheel wiggle and wag, steadies your 2-14 Allis-Chalmers Plow Milldng l\fachine Uaclcs Kim St ricilland ancl Doug Moll· Ycm'll find it the nearest thing to velvet on sen with 2 each for I he Wildcats, going to a sure and solid track. Monroe T•·ailm·, 7xl•l, all-stetll hNl with Cnns Elt!ctrit~ Waf•~•· llen.tm· . ' wheels-and made even more so by the silki· dual wheels Munum I... oader Charles Schartzer with 4 points· for I he Badgers , and Bob Peele And no other car in all America has these ness of recm·d·high V8 powe•· and the ubso­ Oli\'CI' 2-row Col'll Picke1• Caso Tractor Spre:ultw 500-gallon Gas 'l'anl• wil h 2 Buckeye points·. great coinfort extras plus the backbone of n lute smoothnessofV.·ll'iahle Pitch Dynntlow. International ·2-row Mountt~tl Piclwr In the sixth grade Bill Bray * Gl'avel Int.m·•mtional 'fmcto1· Mowtw llydraulic Box seorecl 9 poinls for the Boller· massive X·braced frame plus both direct and Come visit us this week-for sure. 2<1-l't. F1·cezer, OIUl yen•· old mnkers, Gar·y Sit'l'ine tallied 3 for lever•type shock absorbers to snub after· •Dyrraf/ou• Drit•c is s/rmrlart!. 011 Roadmnslor, opliorral ill o.\"lm rott the Wolverines, Pete Robinson Oil other Setics, · piled up 16 for the Gophers and Gale Lamphere scored 4 for the Hoosiers, I fngl1arn County News February 10, 19 55 Court Actions nnrl Till wcno ontm·lnlncd !or din Hnllllrl Kemlcn·, Dmhal'll PllllfJ· («'Juncil ner at the homo of M1•, nnd M1s, Dart Schoof mm e, Carolyn Wru fir., Dennlfl Hnlph Hml, cclebrutlng MnriJyn Rh:lh fh·1uln Uoys Wnrtle, Donnn •rubnchld, Cnrol ~~oceedings Hill t's fourth hh thrlny nnnlver Wnll, .Jnncl Slll'lptCI IIr•lcm Kem· snry Mr~ No1n Grlswnlrl nnrl Mrs 11'1 Mnrle Wm fie, Jl.ulh ;Iln Legal Notices M1 111111 M1s A L 'foo1mr .Tnnel B1lgg~ wm e en1Je1 a of Mt·, rl1lelma, Kny Bowc•n, .Julia '•I•n nnrl Ml s. Alge1 f:lowPn on Sun cnlled Jnsl weelc on Mr. nnd M1s, huchl{l 1 lluu lei Kemlel und Mill'! 0 .1 Cobm n, MI. und M1 s dny, lllo Wull Cluules Cooley, Mt s, Gcorgl! A numlm1 of rhllrh on nnrl 1he Cn10l and Mn11lm.! Wall hnvo Pulnlm In 01(emos nosJJIInl unci tenclwr nltenclerl lhe Dltlch rlln moved In Mnson M1s Lllllun Wemple of Holt, Mr 1wr nl Mlllvlllr. l'uesdny 'l'he Cluwncr. I\cmlm nnd family and Mrs Toe Hnt•t spl!nl Sunrlny hwchm went In the muslr mcPI ufl e1noon wll h I he ronlwrs, lug In lho nflm noon wmc Sunday dlnne1 gur.sta of Mr nnd Mill Millon IlueiAoh 1 Challlls F'lllnlclln nml M1s fhosr• who IC•ccfv()(J A In Hpell Cru I Shophcll nne! fumlly wow Leon Nmlh hrtvr. heen sfclc with lng J,tsl week Wl!Je Cml Onlcley 1111 the pasl wee!(, Loulsl! Bnltet, Illllcn l'nhnchld Sunduy cnllms nl 1111' Hown11l Onlclr.y home M1· ,1nd M1~ Byron Coy of urcl and Tonn, Mnry M.nl(s nnrl 111111 Perry were dinner guests Mon .James Sctlplm lnmliy M1 ~ Ann., LrsPney vl,llerl M1 Wf'rc Sunrlny guests of M1· lllul clny of M1 IIIUI MIH Hugh An and 1\11 s ile11 BPrg of Mllu n M1 s, Cllffm rl Page gell Sunrlny M1H Mlldwd Nrnlh nnd Lizzle MI. unci M1 s l{enneth Willi Moon wme guests of Mr nncl M1 s Cl111 eucc Lconm d pfnns man and fnmlly vlsilcd Sundny MIR Arvlde Nmlh nL a !Ish sup lo leuvc 'l'lnu sduy for l~lorlcln nl the home of his molhe•t•, )Jel In M.mon l'rlclny evening of She Will acCCIITIIl•lny MIH Ew11a Gwnt Dunsmme nnd lamlly l1sl wee!( JohnHoll, M1 unci M1 s Donltlrl Wl'l e Sunday gtteHIH of 1\h llllll 'I he lnlermcdlnlc !'enlm class Burnes nml son who 111e Mrs Mts. Dick DunsmniP Johnson's son In lnw nml 1lmgh IU1 H. llnw•utl Nm lh of Gwvenburg Sundny school Scve1 nl fllends guiiHH ect"'U"f lm· rhey pltn In 1 nil nn M1 .tllll mel at the home of M1, and M1 s lhe home or MI. and MtR Rat• In M1 unci M1 s Clayton Swlfl nf Lewis Wilson, 2317 Jiurpm loud, Mrs .lnmt ~ !Tnrl Bwolcsvlllo Colin!' Sltluulny CY(•nlng 'l'lwy during Uwh 11lp Hustings spPnl the wcclc end Snlmduy r•venlng for nn mg.ml· 111 esl'nlecl M1 unci M1 s Coli at· wll h his pm cnls znllon mcclmg nnd party '!he M1 s Dnl\vln Do en will gn lo wll h a nice gift Mrs Dan lluggm nllcndcd a business meeting followed a full Lansing lo !Je n comp.mlon of her Jmcn showm 'f'Lwsduy evening of evening of fun Offlcen elected aunt, M1 s Rose Cole•, while hc1 'J he Dl'lw Appliance Division last weclc In Lnn~lng In honor of wm e: Pwsldent, Dlclc Rierl, vice daughter, Mrs .Johnson, Is Ill Miss G1 ucc W1lght, David Hug Flmlda llf Genmnl Molots lllovldes 1lw p1esldenl, Joyce Wilson, secre motoring puhllc with many lu gel \ ni.llwee lary, Helen Sldnner; nnd 11cns M1 nnrl M1 s Cun enr.e Leomu rl M1 .mel M1 s Hugh Angell, M1 bor Having devices 'lodny'H uttto 111 e1 Susun Wilson cnllr.d on Ml ollHI MIS r.tah mobile run ea11 y us many us lil unrl Ml s M.l!'YIIl flosldns, Llnrlu M1 nncl M1 s CJ,u Pnre Lr.on Rlnlclf' Monrlny II f DPII'o's P)('CIIll' moiOl H

nf lhe Hlnlt Nenl Ord11

nf th Slut~ of Mit hlr·CII Crmuldlut Sc nlt OrrltJI uf

llaving·decided to rtuit farming I will st•ll at public nll(•tion at tht• laJ'III 5 milc•s south of Williamston on tlw Williamston •·oad.

nA.M. Wednesday, February 23 11 A.M.

Stockbridge Price Brothers Mason Phone Auctioneers Phone 17-F-111 Maurice & Bob 2-8761 60 Head Holstein Farm Machinery ,Jolm Dc•ere 2-bottom, 14-hwh Pio" on •·uhher wllh Cows and Heifers new Haydex Bottom JUnsst•y-llarris 6-ft. PTO Combine Holstein Cow, 4 yt•ars old, bred November W Woods Bros. Single Uow Corn Ptclw1 Holstein Con, 3 ~ ea•·s old, bred Novembe•· 2U ,John Deert• Side UaJu• llolstem Cow, 5 years ohi, due .!\larch 5 ,John Deert• No. 5, 7-ft. Powc••· 1\luwt•i llolsh•in Cow, 5 ~ears old, bred November 111 ,John Deet•e 30-tooth Hnt•row Holstein Cow, 4 ~eat'S old, fresh and open 3-st•chon Harrow Holstein Cq_w, 5 years old, due Ft•bruaJ'Y 20 maclcha\\lt Corn Plantt•r Jlolstein Cow, 3 years old, bred Se}ltember 2R Co-011 7-ft. Double Dtse Holstein Cow, (i years old, bred January 25 Nt•w Jdea No. 12 11r1Ultor lUanuJ't' Spreatlt•r Jlolstc•in Cow, 4 ~ ea1·s old, fresh and 011en lntPJ'national Hi-hot• Grain Ut•ill wiLh lt>rtili1.i'J' llolstt•in Con, (i yt•ars old, bred December 12 attachment Holstein Cow, 4 years old, brecl November 27 Jntt•t·national lleavy-Duty Jla) Loatlc•J on Jubht•t llolstt•in Cow, 2 years old, bred November 27 David-Bradley 92-ft. Grain and Hn~ J~lt•vnlrll llolstt>in Cow, 3 yea1·s old, bred Nowmber 211 ,John Dt•eJ't' 4-row Corn Plan«·•· Holstein Cow, 3 years old, bt•ed Octobt•r 22 Fl"l•guson Corn Planter, lilw nt•w Uolstdn Cow, 3 years old, due ~laJ•eh ~2 Fc•rguson Side Delivery Halw, lilw llf'W llolstt•in Cow, 5 'years old, fresh and 011en Ft•rguson 4·1'0\\ Weeder Ilolstl'in Cow, (j years old, fresh and O[len Ft•t·guson 7-ft. 1\lowt•r Holstein Cow, 4 yt•ars old, bred St•11temher 24 li't•1•guson Manure Stlrt•:ule•· on l'llhhf-1• Holstein Cow, 4 yeat•s old, bred August 11 ,John Dt•ere 8-ft. Disc Holstein Cow, (i yeat•s old, fresh and O[len Ji'•••·guson Rear End Scoo11 Holstein Cow, 7 years old, bred February 2 Ft•J·guson lUannre Loadc•r Holstein Cow, 5 years old, bred October 7 Dunham Culti(lncller llolstt•in Cow, 6 years olcl, fresh and open J>:Lpt•c Silo Ftller llolstL•in Cow, 5 year·s old, bred Ja1mary 25 ltubher-tued Wagon and Flat Uaelc Holstein Cow, 2 years old, bred January 25 ;;o.Jt. Drive Belt Chanccrr Jlolstein Cow, 2 yt•ars old, bred October 24 2-whr.el utility TJ•atler MlliW D U1mlm Vtl Willnm Doytl Holstein Cow, 4 years old, bred December 28 Ur 1f01m tlc)lellllilnt'H net. McCullough 24-inch Chain Saw, nmu·ly nt•w JoHc) h C Ponton YK Hugh P AuHLan Holstein Cow, 2 years old, bred February 4 220-gnllon Ovcrlw:ul (Ins 1'nnlc r n I Ruby M AuHtln Ulll for foacciOHUrr. Holstein Cow, 2 years old, fresh and open Wheelbarrow nuymoncl JC MeLt un attorney 11 Holstein Heifers, 18 to 24 months old, all due Corn Sheller P~ ret om fi1 nkt! ntto1 neyn mended for btollmg mc~ls, Mlld1cd Price •• Perl')' Oonvcue nnd snv Genr1 !11 Motors 50,000,000th Nehi ltt!VCIUI{llli, Inc 'ltcHtmnn on the M S C !oocl specmlisls It 1 e cnHo John L Lellfhtnrt llttorney c11 w.1s cqUJpped with n Delco AHrmclutcs Loun Compnny vs Vean quhes vcty cateiuJ w.llclung nncl s1gnal seelting racllo-approxl· Scott nnd G~tuldlno Scott Juatlcc- r.omt even then fat Is mow hkel> to O.llllt!lll Jortcnh P l.,lynn WILLIAM TOMLINSON, Rrop. m.1iely 11w l4,000,000lh automo· Jmnu~t }[ Cox nnd spatter nnd smoke nn1l m~lw the bllr• 111 Jlo mnnufnctm eil by Del· lrunu u.nco brolllng pnn nnll romp 111nwn1 co H.tHJJO Division o£ Ge!lCral Mo· Molvln Mlllor hnrde1· to clean bllo rn ..uanco tors Mlllor. Juatlco lnulinm County News February 10, 1955 · f>aoc 8 David . ·Bnuer . Monday . AfteJ• 'Obituary· . '111on Down, •and ·siste1·, Erma 1 ------"'1"'----...... ------sehoriJ, Down. . ld~~> l'uhrum :Mr, nnrl Mrs, Howard Town· Doris Huffine cntct·talncrl t Jle Mrs, 1dn Putman pussed away send spent Sunday nfternoon February 1 nt 10:30 p, m. nt tho 1.H SeWing clith at her horne ·onondaga News with Mr, nnd Mrs, Erwin Dnrth Saturday afternoon, Mason General hospital, Her life and son, mission horc on ont·th I~ cndcrl, Mr. nnrl Mrs. Frmt LoVcttr., Mrs. Burton Baldwin We trust that. tho influence 'she Mr. anrl Mrs, Bill Cnse of Elaine flllrl .Trnn were Thut·Hr!ny FLOWERS Jacltson cnllcrl on Mt•, rwri Mrs, Rlvcrsldt! pupils hurl 11 hollduy nay DeCamp Aurelltts, Mr. nnd left bchlnrl her will live nnd hlos· (lVcnlng rlinner guests of Mr, nnrl ur Guerdon Usher li'rJdny evening. Mrs, 1-Iurnlrl Huffine, Doris nnd on WcrlneHrlii,Y HO t ltr! tcuehC!'H Mrs, Hoil£!rt ,Jcnltlns flnrl chll· som In the heart~> of those who for Mr. unrl Mrs. I-Iru·olrl Lnnlis and .Tohn In honor of the hlrt hrlny C!OlJld attenrl the inslllutr! in Mn· dmn of Lansing nnd Mr. nnd loved hot· so rlcnrly 1111r.l so well, family cntr.rtnlncd ClarcJH'r. Rnll· nnnlvcrsarics of DoriH 1-Iufflne ~on. Mrs. AI Phelps nnd fumlly of Ida M. Putman was horn De· erts nnd r:tmlly Sunrluy nvr.nlllf{· nnd ,Tean LoVettr. Children of HIVPrsldn will lwvc Leslie called on Mrs, Mac Spring c!cmhnr [1, 1871, In Detroit, the Ed 13rle;;man and family of 'flw HdlOnl dJilrlre!ll wn:1 t to their Valcnllne pat·t.ies in their nnd grandson, Neil Dnrr, Sunduy. clnttghtcr of. ,Tosophlno and Wll· llam Large. She came to the Wll· Detroit, Mt·. and Mrs. Vernon Mason Hlirling unci slwtlng . Frl· Valentine lndivldunl rnomH on Ji'rirluy, The Onondaga branch library Proctor and Mrs, Sarah Proctor day ll!tCJ'IlOOn. Geot·gc Braumonl anrl ,Jimmy is open to the puhlle on Tues· llamston vicinity when she wn~ years old .11nrl grarl·uated from were Sunrlny dinner guests of J(eesler of Onnnlla~ta !loy Sr:out day and l~rldny afl1!1'110ons from 7 the Dennis sehool. She wns a Mr. nnd Mrs. Lonl 'l'ownsenrl. ll'Oop No. Iii wr•rc seler!lt:rl tn pm·· 3 to 5. The occasion honored Mt·s. Pl'nr!· tlclpatc in tlw Boy Seoul day In tcadJct· In Ingham county rural Olds Road Mr. and Mrs. Henry Puffenber·· schools for several ycnrs. On tor'H hirthrlny annlvcrsRry. Mason. Ill J•;Iumt• OU.~ ger of Eaton nnplrls were Sun· Mnreh 26, 1890, nt the age of 18, Mr. and Mt·s·. Lon! Townsend rs. Mrs. Drm llarr Is still 11 patient day dinner guesls of Mr. and she was united In mnrrlngc to und children anrl Mr. and Mrs. at Grate lrospital In Detroit Mrs. TiohCI'I Bush und daughters. Dicit Langham and son enllcd on Mr. anrl Mrs. ChnriPH Howr~ Grant Putman, 1.1 neighbor boy of vlsitr.ri Mr. 11nrl Mrs. Spencer where slw will mmaln Jor treat· Mt·. unrl Mrs. Mrlllt'icc Glover Let•oy township. To thlfl union Mt·. nnd Mrs. Erwin Barth nnd ment:s fnllnwlng llw removal of 11 son Monday evening. Gallaway Suwiny. and fnmlly of Clarke Julm called were born 11 daughter, Frnnees, Arthur· Mf!i•'nrren and Diane of brnln tumor :1 weP.Its ago, on Mr. and Mrs. Richard .Jarvis and a son, Gllhcrt. The death of Mr. nne! Mrs. Frr.rl Briggs, Mrs. Lyrlla Cribley and .Tnan nnd Ol1emos sp!!nt Sunday at tl1e K ' Mrs. Pat Cottrell visited and family unci Mrs. Edna Glover her darling dnughter, Frances, at C. Otis home. friends In Grnnd llnpirls Sunday. Sunday. the ngc of 1<1 wus the only mar in Gerald nnd Mr. nnd Mrs, Lester Barth and children hnd a sur· Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Otis at· Mr. nnri l\1n;, Heulwn Crites, Mt•, and Mrs . .Tohn Gray ami their happy life together until the lencicd the euehrc party at the Jr., and snr1, Barry, 1111d Mrs. family culled on Mrs. Ovlc Freeze death of Grnnt in 1921. She gave prise party for Mrs. Erwin Bat'th Friday night in llonot• of her home of Mr. anrl Mrs. Robert Myrtle Ilunl of ,Jacl\sort were of Parma Sunday. devoted cum to Grunt's mother, Ray Saturday evening. callers of Mrs. Mm! Spl'inl,l and blrthdny anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. nay Hawltlns ilnd Helen Culver, until her passing. Mr~<. Roy Lant~ wns at Unlvcr· Nell Mondny nlr;hl.. son nf Lansing visited Mr. and Ida Putman weathered these sily hospital, Ann Arbot•, 'rues· A pie srwinl anrl r:arrl party Mrs.• Jack Wright and family heartbrcalts with resigned sweet· clay fnr a dwcic·up. will llc helrl al t hr> Mnsonlc lull I Saturday. ness and faith. Northwest Leslie The pttplls anrl t.eachcr·, Mrs. on Snt.tmlay evr•nlng, Febr·unry Mr. and Mrs. Gnle McMichael Ida Mac Putman was one of nrrs. Ile.tty Ilovlle lllld C. R. Rice, m·c planning a Val· 12. One pic per· coupln will lw the and family, Mr. and Mrs. Al that class of women whose home Illarbnr·a 1\yl'ltlt' cnt.Jne party nt the school. admission 111111 frlPrl calws and Thayer· and son, Druce, of Lan· was the sphere in which shP. There was no scilool Wednes· coffee will lie furnished. sing and Mt·. and Mrs. Asa Moore sought to expend her greatest of· Friday night:, February 11, the day us the teacher at tended the Mr. and Mr!-1. llUI'Ion llalrlwln were Sunrlny evening guests of fort. No clay was too long nor North Leslle Mothers club will teachers annual county institute and Butch vlsltPri Mt·. anrl Mrs. Mrs. Polly Cook. The occasion taslt too grant for her to· under· give a program nt: the school held nl Mason. nohert. l'alrnr.r illlll family nf was In honor of Druce Thayer's tnltc, and each of the members house. Alfred Wardowski plans Tuttle marl Weclnrsday nlgl!t. birthday anniversary. of her family have received rich· to show pictures of their trip to When you cook eggs, M. S. C. Sunday eallr•rs of Mr. anrl Mrs. Jy from her unstinted labor. Florida and pictures lalw no,$4.so' weukly_- ...·. : Gen'erouo Trado-lri. Allowance .... · .~ . ' .' ~ ~~. . ' I 't

February 10;· 1955

plrcs, Dofom this can happen, missioner; nnri David Mayville, 'J · 1• ( I F t d F: · T' h·. · 11'1111 nf Cltollr&r l'orlrayod sup'orlntenrlcnt . Brand's destroyer returns ln rluty ~:·~~~~~i~.county U IUS aesar . ea ·ure at, OX . eatre In the Fur Enst. 'rhe story llllllrls Onn of the most talked about Other Scouts ware nss!gnerl as · · ' · ' to lin exciting climax from that and cngcr·Iy-uwaltcd motion pic· office asslstnnts anrl aides, On F'ox movie follownrs will have point.· turos of the yilnr comes t() tho 'J'uesrlny some Ingham Scouts a dlverslned progrum this weel;, , Tnwy Tr1100!l JUihll' F'ox Theatre 1'ucBday, Wedncsdi&Y were asslgncrl to stute offices, It will Include everything from "Bnd Day at Blncl1 Roell," nn nnd 'l'hursrlny with the showing Wcrlncsclny night Mason Scouts, Slwl;!!spenrc's Immortal "Julius of ",T111lus Cucaar," M·Q·M'Ii nlm· Explorers ancl Cubs will join Jn n ·caesar" to the Bowery Boys bat· M·G·M picture In ClnemnScope and color·, pJnys Sunday and Man· lzatlon of Wlillum Shullcs[lClare'IS court ·of honor, sl\111 demonstrn- tUng a monster, famous piny, · lion and Investiture scrvle!! In the ' 'rh!! Bowery Boys start tlw day nt thQ · F'ox 'l'heutrc, with nn outstanding cast headed by Spcn· 'l'o hrlng thlB power•ful drama Hclmoi gymnnslum. wccl1 olf ns th!! first half of n ccr Tracy and Robert Ryan and of the stl'lrggle ugalnst tyranny Scouts have nrranA"erl 11 rlemon· double bilL Appearing on the eo-stnrl'lng Ann Frnncls, Denn nnrl the downfall of a dictator In stJ'IItlon of sl;flls, r~xplorers will snme p11ogmm will be "Retum .Tnggcr,. Walter Brennan, ,John clrmionstratc safety and Cubs will from the Sea." the Rome of o:lo:l B. C. to the Et·lcson, Ernest Borgnlnc, Lee screen, M·G·M brought together par'llclpate. Advnncement awnnls Hollywood's prop mulwt·s nnrl Marvin nnrl Russell Collins. Of an Impressive RI'OUJ> of stars to will be mnde for all ~groups, nncl special cffeats men had to extend these stnt·s, threc-Trncy, Jngger heart a cust of 50 spealdnr. roles new members In each gr·oup will themselves to new lmng-lnatlve ;md Brennan - nrc Academy nnrl hunrlrcds · of supporting . be 11rcscryled In Investiture r!crc- heights when the Hcript told them A~nrd winners . [!layers . .. , whnt they hnd lo provide for "The 'thursday evening Explorcr·s Bowery Boys Meet the Monsters." Grlpplhg rlmma of 11 commu· Marion Bl'fln!ii> essays his llrst nlty · gl'Dwn deendcnt t hi'Ollgh Shnl .by · George · The· Fourth Michigan ·.was Telepi)O:~:P.··.•N-umbers:-·,:·r 1 Coughiln· and·. Joseph Schneider. there, as was the Sixteenth Mlch­ 1 • 'l ~ ' • ' •' ; : • .' ~ , • ,• j ·~ t t :, ' I With.Yqln:s .Q~ •. cxperlepce ln·,thnt lgan, Zlba B; Graham, an .otficer

field,. the. authors eluclda,te on in the ·Sixteenth Michigan, gives. j. what to,-do· at the scene of an an account of. his regiment . at .. c·:o,nie·t:./to. ··Ma·so n accident, how much to pay for Gettysburg. in, a·. book edited by Insurance,· the rule of ·thumb for E;arl s,. Mlerl3 f\nd R. A. Brown. Sundny ahow:~ continuous rrom 3 r. M. clctcrminlng 'value ·of P.!Jysicalln· GE'ITYSBURG ls.the story of the Friday .. Saturdny 2 ehowe from 6:30 P. M. ju'ry claims, etc. . · , Invasion. and battle as told Mnn. Tuc. Wed. Thur. 2 ahow& from 7 P. M. Perhaps you can't afford to buy through. diaries, Je,tters, reports, nil the lnsurimce you would lllte and. recoFcctions .. of people who ~~~~~ary 27 to. have.. •Edwin· S. Newman and were there, Included. are accounts ... ·.;· :."';: . ·, ·.... ·. ' .., Leo Margolin may. havE\ the . ,an' of a council: of war held In a farm swer to· your problem in · their house; a boy on a fence .rail boolt FUND· RAISING·. MADE watching· the battle and men EASY. As you readJfyou wfll ·faintlng·'fls they climbed Little lind that the . bqolt Is not , con· Ro).lncl Top~ , . · .. cerned with personal funchalslng, .:·· ... ·----- ..- •. and. ,th~f it ~~·:more...... ,. ~ •' . -~~~:~~~u~~~ -~~ !JI·oney.' · · P,ythi~I1S .·.Ask .. f;or · a barometer ~i:gbway.·_:Cour,tesv. •'· '• J, r •• ~ ., • ~·~····~·· , •••• '. • ·'" . :. ·Ncxt';weelt .wJII. ·;be· highway thrift ' criurte'sy' .. week;'· 'sponsored .by !(lrl;, In .A PROGRAM FOR CON· Knights of Pythlas. The 3 000 SERV ATIVES, outlines :a _plan of lodges are cooperating In 'the \lCtlon for American conserva· project which will be· climaxed ..... tlves, under-mining the concept by a• national broadcast from ·in phone Man 3'0IIr lmttle stations! . Thi,J navy is hacl• ft•om the that to b~ conservative Is to be New Yorlt Sunday, Fcbl'uary 20. P!Wific and ready Jm· action on the beiwhes.· · · backward. The author was born The week will also celebrate ,Jan Sterling - N1wille Brand In Plymouth, Michigan, was . a 9lst anniversary of the founding' student of MSC and is best kn~wn the order. . . as the author of the CONSERV'A· Governors of each state and numbers TIVE MIND. Premiers. of each province will Return from the Sea Not always conservative, but be asked to Issue a proclamation definitely hard. headed, was THE designating Highway Courtesy Sunday· and Monday, February 13-14 SELF·MADE M.AN IN AMERI· Week and· urging every person to CA. Irving .G. Wyllie's book, sub: develop courteous driving habits ?/owl titled THE MYTH OF· RAGS TO because "a courteous driver is a ·lt. Screams with. RICHES, offers a critical analysis safe driver." I . of our cherished Ideas about the ' Safety experts have said that etropolit~ n- type tele pho.ne imm bers-co~sistlng All of Mason's new-type numbers will ·Supensef, winning of fame and fortune. approximately three-fourths Of M bcsin As a self·made man proud of all traffic "accidents could be or' it, ,central. office nt:~ma and an -associated with ORCHARD (i or ORCHARD 7. .[tour other , his handiwork, Hugh. Roy ·cullen avoided If every driver and numeral, followed by four other numerals-come . numcrais complete tlie number. has a chance. to survey himself every pedestrian were to observe ·to. Mason; Dansville and Holt and the remaini'ng In· a book wrltteri by Ed 1\llman common courtesy at all times. ani! The9n Wright. Approprllitely · Lansing telephones ·with olcl-style numbers on ORcHARD 6-1299 is an exampie; entitled HUGH ROY CULLEN; A Sunday, Febt·u~ry 27 ..· · STORY OF AMERICAN OPPOR· ., To dial the new numbers, just dial the first- two TUNITY, uie book tells how Cui· The new-type numbers: will beri·eflt you in tw~ len. got his money from Texas oil Children's ways •. ·First,, it won't be nece~sary to use the 'ietters · of th~· name and the associated numenil, . then the four remaining numerals. and how he has given some of it. special "codes" you !)ave been using to make call~ baclt to Texas. Geologists said ·_Special! ,to Dansville, Holt 'or Lansing telephones (6LA Dansville's.' new therc·was.no oil there, but Hugh { numbers will begin. witll Roy new better and kept rin until 4 Permanent Proofs for Lansing, 6HO for Holt, etc.). 'MAbtsoN. 3; Holt's with either OXFORD 4 or he found it. ·How many thousand& , · . · In a OXFORD!).· / . of others ·have drilled where there LOvely Baby·Book ·Beginning February 27, you ·n~ed ·just dlal'th~­ . ' . new-type number and yciur. calf. will go 'right was no;oll? Anyone.can do that. · A~tout 39,000 telep~ones In Lansing, whicl~ still· Hugh Roy found It where it thmugh. ·. ' wasn't, and believes that "Oily .,' $3 h~ve old-style numbers, will· have new numbers . to b!ld arid .oily .. to rise; makes .' The. new numbers will · be~~fit ·you· in a~othe~. · begihrling with' either IVANHOE 2, I'VAN~OE, 4;. , wn,·caJls direct•. T~iti: ~~)ierl~J.p~t7· c" ; • ' ' ' ,;. I' :•, ~!~i~]S·~P. tern also will m~ke it possible .for. 'inore pec;ple, to. · "Yoll'll .ahio: get. new directories with an ·of tit~ l. dial·~· tel~phone -from 1 ·ma~y: plac~s sta~*i.n~ ; :~tow. numbers~ in.· rdason,, .Dansville, Holt a~d. -N:o ~.~. ~te·· · February 27; · ' · · · · · . t.aiising several ·d8y8 ·.ileiore they. go .intii-:effect. I o • ' ' '•. ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' • I Eilitorial Page 10 Ym~rs Ago-1 0·15 ' lngf1am County News ----..-.---' - Jurlge .John Simpson sentenred Februarv 10, 1955 FJoyc.l l~ltzslmmons to n :J. to ·Down by the 0 •1-yenr tet•m nt· .Tnql\son prison, __;______following lhe Beulon !Inrbm• light Ingham's Part in Centennial promotet•'s convlr!llon nt Mnson SYCAMORE ;~ on n brlhot'Y C!lmrgfl, Hop. Gull Celr!hrn11on of Michigan Stale college's centennial iR n Han ely lestllled I hat Ji'ilzslmmonJi R1afe-wirlr! nnd I11Liionul nfl'nh', even lnlet'llatlonal because offered hi~ $fi01l If he woulll lr.. . 1009:1665 JTnvr. ym1 r.vr!l' Toolwrl ll(l Ihr. tot·y. No, I. Is ,Jesus Clu·i~l, the from hrn·se racing, Ilanrly tosllflo!l ~ .. word key In 11n tlnnhrldgPrl rile· second Is Shulwspr.am with Lin· thnl he refused the hrlhe. Ingham r.n11nly, !hough, ha::; mm·e than Rtafe and nn· I llnnary'! Dn !I and you'll I](' Hlll'· cnln third Washington In fourth 'l'hr• slnle tax r-ommlsslon Is tionnl l'll'irle in I he college bt!CflliSe the college occupies :1 llig ,. prhJerlnl II'H many rlll'fercmt ml'fl~l· place umt' Napoleon rlflh. Slnr·e urging supervisors to boost Jng· m·ea or fngham and lwr.nuse Ingham county has furmshed lngs. Ills death 90 your;; ago more limn hum vnluntlons ily $30,000,noo. ( ----. - .• ''\ mot·e Michigan Stnle stmlents on n PI'Opo~~:tona-'' f e 1ws j s 11 ll\11 lnstt·unwnt1\ !(('y I~ nnusl'd I~;Jnnrl !OI'k ot• J'r•r.f,nnll un·nn G,OOO haoles unci pamphlets have Mason coni rlr!alr.rs arC! doling ~~~.Ai Lwould noL 10 beE!n wt·itten uhout the- Civil Wn1· nut rucln ton at ll tim<• untl.llhe ' ' any ollwt• counl.y. lod1 rtooJ'H, 1\ lll up•rn to sol'll! n l'illdle or Mnson clothiers havr. rrw r•JJs· fUghl·<~f·wuy for cxtenrllng 1 t ve com Interpret a c01ll~. 'l'lwrc• is u lwy would not be· wot·ld In uUend Mlchignn J.ng IJ[tm s uc.en1 s I1 1 ' • • - linP of cl!'l'ensr, JlJ'ollnhly r•1•cn toml!t'S who WC'ar huts IJ!gg<•r Pmmsylvnnlll awnue soul h Io ~ Stah~, ~ 10 11 muted IJm:k anrl rot· lit each clay. Because ot t hut: luel., It ts a !ley to u.s. fon•ign prot ley. H. lite first agl'icullllt'HI college in the United Stat,t'S. yent·J and Is to run the: nc>xl wee!{, to u Stoel rr>glster. Win· dln!<'loJ'H Hnll 2 newspnp<•r I'P· t.lon. Until IYiichi~IUl Sln.le wns founded, colleges reserveg paid In IIC!vanr·r>. ston Duncer of the DnllC'Pl' Co. porlt>t's HhnwPd lip l'oJ' ll1r• puhllr• t ht!il' classes !'ot• cloet m·s, lawyers and teachers. In lS!'b has a 7% In slc)('k unrl Is lnoldng pt•otcst meeting at liJe r:ourl a. college, I his Michigan Slate of ours, was dedicated lo set·ve A lwy 1~ n ~n1111l tnJH!l'l'll ph•r•e rm· u buyc>J'. TIJP most popular house. ThP mePIIng was r·:llled In ali the pPople on 1 he lheot·y that. kn?wledge m_ean~ p1:ogress, ol' nwtul u1· wund, rH' lt. I~ sr•lll. size Is 71;1. with 7 1wxt. Mnsl prniPsl tnw wag<•s l'oJ' teaehci'H. and pl'Ogt·ess was meant I'm· all. Unlllthen no mstll.l!llon h~ct. IIIH• a. <·oU"'' lwy, In lwld snm<• ·stm·es C'lllT;Y ns smnll ali ti% · 'l'lw l'ily <·ounl'il has petitioned ...t"''W""'n,r:,- been establisher! to len.ch men how io do 1110l'C With then llllt'l. nl' 11 null'hhw m· d<'\'i<'<' In H you . want to huy a man a tllf! slate l1ighway depm·tmcnl llan(l'" nne! \Yt'l.ll '11" ,aot'l. To teach farmet·s and ot:het·s who pl:u•r•. A lwy hi llw lust. hnul·rl lnlrl haL ami clnn'l wunt to as!{ him the and public• utilitil'S comml~slon 'l!AI~co;hl's ·· ~~h·l:lu~_~y; " ' " ~ In IL flum·, it. iH llw t•lasl<•<·lng size, plp~e a tap!' nwasut·r m·ouJHl fm· installation of siv,nal flashers Jtad hithel'l.o been denied educational opportunities wa~ 11 r • , , lwhv ~~n llH· !nth to hold 01 1411 1 his head, covering tlw. bulges. ut the Ash siJ'I'PI erosslng of lh~ ··1 · · -...... g~llltUAHY,;)2th;, .·. · .... re·volutiomtt'Y irlcm. It. wns nn iden thnt WOI'IPst f'nolJ'ge Fielrl. In 20 aeres of the Luella Grinnell accomplishments. We ought to bend eve1·y eJTm'l to make it p~sl sLJmmers slw I'C>d 1\lnson I' s K. A. Zimmerman has installed , snmpluously. tlw !Jill providi!)g for the holding n ,!7,000-egg ine11bator · in ··his of federal coLII'l ·at· Mason. . . Two newly-mmTiei] men Ul'P Al Dm1sville·· Monday voters Michigan Poullt·y Parm hatrhery illt;ll in their praiseH nf eulinm:y approve(! the issuance of $80,000 on North Rngem street. Dart National Bank lime Certificates Speed Litnits Malrl the Markey Monument Stale Police Commissioner Joseph Childs is asKmg the Bill Thnrhui·n . .far:k is so proud h<' clouhling of space in the gym. Co. of Lansing, whir·h will hr OJ!· Interest Paid Each 6 Months, If Desired legislature to impose speed limi!·s on highways, 65 miles pe1· llarl !tis lll'ide r•ar'l'y a lemon pie nnsium. ·Tiw vole .was 2~7 to H9. Hal eel as" hmnch. llmu· day! imes anrl 55 at. night. · rig-ht clown Jc•fferson. r saw· IIH· ... • · 14 1 Wilson Paeking Co. has . an·· pic with its lmnptinf'. meringue voters·By a yoic'.of.lOil atilhorlzecl Inissuance • Has ellor nounccrl an increase In prices fot• Spch a speed limit is reasonable and had it be~n in ex­ anrl il lonl. J::rlwnrd c'11rr 111111 fnmll;f ~pen I I hC> weelc 1!1111 ill lllf' Hay, Chnrlle IIJHI Holll~ Will horne of Mr. illlli Mrs. illllliilcl H[wnl Saiurday wllh Huymonrl Ho)l Ill llw flr>,VIII' Mlllllllillll ~:1>1 nnrl Arlin Camilli of Lnnslng. dub mecl. lla~·JniiJHI unci Arlll' Caurllll spent Mr. nncl Mt'H, llarr,Y Vi111K111'1'11 Salunlay uighl wllh lhc Will IHl,VS. IIIJ[) fnmlly wonl lc•1: iilcnling ill CELEBRATE FOUND Lnlw Lansing SiiiHiny 11 fl••rnonll. M1·. 111111 Mrs. D11VI! ilhfnlll!l' of Two womc•n fm111 1111' slul<' 11- Lnnhlng sjH'nl Sunday I'VI!Illng hrm·y vlsllorl Fdwol and 11'1'1 11 wllh lhnJ,· pnrPnls, Mr. anr! Mr~. every day, to corry out our founder's new ~uppi,Y of h11ol\s Mnnrlny. L,yle Sl'ii!Jr.l'ilcrger. 'fhr. LnWJ'enr·r: Blll'gl'ss fnrnlly Hwmn CasJH'J' npenl Snlurdny policy, 'we help more people s·pr.nl Sunriii.Y In Farwell. , wllh MIIJ'Il,Y nulh oC LanHing. ,J, II. ,Jc~ni, visilr•d gf'l' Vllillr.cl Mrs, Clay Miller Frl· lrlr.nrls In WII,\'IH! c·nunly S11111lny. day nlghl. llumlrl illlli Marvin l'IIIV!'I' vi.~­ llamlrl rulveJ' IIJHI Kahy Scy· llc!rl Mr. nnrl ~·Jn;, nwlghl llc•lm:; flll'l h ccl1:hriiiPd' IIIPII' lOIIi hlrlh· GET MORE FOOD FOR LESS! In Tc!ctlfTHiPh ovc~r llw \VI•P!\ <•nd. day nlltllivcri'IIJ'If'~ Siinila.v. 7-Rtl iND Mr. a11rl Mrs. llic•lc .ra('l\lllilll A daugiJI!•r wns horn In Mr. nnd fnmlly HJH•nl ll1c· Wf'c•l< r•r11l and Mrs. Gemlrl PulveJ' Mrrndny, In Dr!IJ'OII. Willi llwlr Jlllnmls, Mr. .llllliiiiry :11. ' nnd Mrs. ltny Miller. Pork :·Loin I LB. CAN'T DO A THINC WITH IT-Thclmu Chaney Is llOing to Ingham County News February 10, 1955 Page 3 hnvl! trouble with her hairdo Just ns long as she hus her hand on this Van de Graf cleclrostntlc generator, at thn. University of ·Roast Washington, In Seattle. Static electricity with which she'~ ~n~rscd '27. c cii'ulns Into atmosphere throuAh hct· hnlr. IKINLE:55-ALL MEAT \ LEAN, CENTER CUTS ~-- guests at lhc Emory Lehman Hoytville home. LB. lli'UI'A'III i\, l'lll'l'l!fl The Walm·lon l•'nrrn Bureau Frankfurters -~-1~ 39c Pork Chops 59c I" will meet nl lhc home of Mr. ' Mrs. Paul \Vay and ehllrtn'll Ground Beef SUPER RIGHT, NONE FINER Ln. ~eel ~r.·~TI u. vlsllerl IIH! hnmr. of Mr. nnd Mrs. 111111 Mrs. Charlr.s Snlly 011 Tucs· 39c Boiling. 29o 11 • Ill! rlny <'Venlng, F!!lll'llftry 1:1. Charier, Panlcra of C:rttnrl Ledge ALL sooD, NONe FINE~ LB. rouNs sTEEit Ll. Sunday. Mrs. ll'll Slnnlwlrt and Mrs. · Sliced .Bacon 47c Beef L1ver 1 35o Olen Mnycr spcnl 2 days ut Grunt Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mr.nrl and and Grand nuplds lust wr.el<. . Pork Loin Roast TENDERLOIN END ·~ LB. 39c Spare Ribs \ \ sMALL. LEAt-~ u. 49o! Aii.i~~mCA'S Mary Ellen spenl Sunday eve· 1 nlng in ronia wilh Mrs. Mead's Chop· Suey Meat ) vEAL AND PoRK LB. 59c Pork Sausage ARMou~t·s 1\oLt: u. 33o falher and sisler·. · Felt Plains Mr~. Jolm Pur·cell a111l children Leg 0' Lamb ~ FULLY TRIMMED j LB. 69c FIN~SI fFOOD called on Mr·. nnrl Mrs. Forest !\Irs. Rtllph 1\eesl<•r Lewis and ehildrcn uf Charlotte I~ SEAFOOD J' Sunrlay. . Mr. and Mrs.'I Philip Cavender, , Jr., and fnm1 y nnd Mr. nnrl Mrs. FRESH, CLEANED, , ... ..~ ~ FOR EVERYONE Harold PuJ'Cl'il visited Satur· HohcrL Cavender anrl fnmily hnd ,___ SUPERQUALITY RIGHT Steaks rlay nigh! al lllf! horne of his Sunrlay dinner wilh their par· LB. hrolhr.r·ln·law anrl slsler, Mr. ami enls. The occasion honored lhc Smelt 29c Mrs. Jcoresl Lewis, imd children. birthday anniversary of Mrs. FRESH CAUGHT, '· ROUND OR SWISS / Leslcr Enne~s and Georgia Philip Cavender, Sr. Whitefish PAN READY-LB. 59c . , LB. 49c Purecll tallcrl on Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hines, Sr., '·"·~~w Newlon Parson of Gl'and Ledge and .Janel nnrl Mr. and Mrs. Ron· Lake Perch· • COMPLETELY, CLEANED • LB. 39c Sunday afll!moon. They visited aid Hulbert and son. of Milford 10-0Z. Mr. and Mrs. IO:zra Parson and were Sunday guests of lhe Wll· Fish Sticks CAP'N JOHN, HEAT 'N' EAT PKG. 39c 89c sons of Portland Friday evening. llam Hur·forrls. KIRKPATRICK, FROZEN, a-OZ. Mr. nnrl Mrs. Floyd Rice at· Oyster Stew Soup JUST ADD MILK CAN 27c tended lhr. Housel Christian En· German School · dcavor 751h anniversary at lhc ~l!llllnl l'uplls Vevay town hall Thursday eve· ning. · Mrs. Hoberl IUggs <~nd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wain·. 500 Prices Reduced Since Jan. 1st Don Frye visited sehool this right and family of Easl Lansing R.S.P. PIE A&P """"'- -~ weel\, were Sunday guests of their par· J Russell Peasley has lhe ents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Wain· mumps. wrlghl. ·cherries T~~~K 2~~~~- 39c Tomato Juice 2~·A~~·39c Those wil It perf eel spelling Mr. a nil Mt·s. Floyd Ricr: !:ailed RED RING MEAT VARIETIES reeorrts for I he past 7 weeks wr!rr. on-Fred Milchcll, Frnncr.s- Snyder lrrna JcrJI'ee, Jane Allen, Kitren and Ada Ridley of Leslie Sunday. 16 Hicks nnrl Peter Lumiansl\i, Mrs. Margaret Peel\ visllcd her Apple Sauce .oz.10c Campbell Soups 2~o~~N~z·31c Valentine's Day will he parents grandmother, Mrs. Ida May, Sun­ day at lhe school. Parcnls are In- day. 2 PKG. THANK you vilr.rl al onr. o'dock in the a(ler- Mrs. Mary Reed and Harold Kleenex CLEANSING- TISSUES OF 300 19c Freestone Peaches ~~z.N 27c noon or] H. Plnns me spent Friday evening at the Lr.s­ l~nbnwr~· cuT RITE bclng m11de lo go thmugh a day ter Perrinr. home nt 11 birthday Ajax· Cleanser 4 b~~~· 45c Waxed Paper ~ '~o7L 25c of school very hriefly and then party fot• Mrs. Ree1l. . 6 1 2 distribute llw Valentines, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rice at· A&P Corn w~~i!JEsWti t:>R 4 ~ A~~· 45c Sunshine Hydrox Oo~kies l ' ;~~ 39c· Absent bemuse of sidmess te~cled a birthday party· for 6 Wl!re Howanl a11rl Lattrce Slraub, Mtl\e Mooney at the home of his · lona Peas EARLY JUNE 4 h A~~· 45c Oreo Creme Oookies Nee PKG. 39c Buddy Garries and Diane Frye. parents, Mr. anrl M1·s. Dan Jan!! Allen fell from lhc porch !"looney, Saturday evening-. Vis- Candy Bars 3H~~s~~~e~~~~c ~~~s o~~~ 89c Fab Detergent ~~~~ 30c GltK~ 72c on Ji'ridny anrl brol···=--~---- Se~~ioi' Play Ldst MisH .Trnnlro Mc•nns wns tnlwn AIHn HUI'VIvlllli nt·n 11w willow, For Orla Sheathelms to tlw Mn~nn Onnoral hospltnl For Llewellyn Bar~er HL!I h; :1 hmllwrs, CoJ'rlle nml 'fwo hunrlrllrl r·clnll\lr.s, ncllih· l•'J•idny. Miss Mt'JJilH fall 'l'hmmtny Wll)'llf' of MIIHO)l, llllrl Wlll or ~·l•s Been Chosen l;'uneruJ SOI'V]I'!!H WP.I'Il )Wlci Itor~ ;111d1 ft•lenclH 11 t t en!lllrl open JJighl lllld (J'/ll'tlll'f'Ci )ll!l' hip. SliP DIIIIHVIih•; lllld II Hi~ll!l', 'Mrs, Dansville· ltousr. Sunrluy uflel'tlnnn nnrl evr.· will ho n:1 .veal! s 111' 11gc Ji'r.ht'lllll'Y 'I'IteRclny nl'tornoon 111 2 o't•lrwll Pnui Mr•l'l'l!I'I'Y 111' l.rll)lu; 11111i 21 'l'l1n nns ilns hoen nt Run· nl the Vogl fullCI'Ill homo for gi'IIIHidlllclrPit. ' Mrs. Helen Young - Phone 3931 "i-tJ!dil!'lllil'rl Hoy;Jily fl' !~lund View lloWPII Ollli!rlnliwd Mr. anrl MrH. Mr·. llluf J\lrs. William Siml'lutlil rtonl of I hn Al.hlon·Lans'ln~ dis· I,t'l.J.:ll .loillllilrr!H', 1':111'11 II ills; unflerl In mmTinge to nut 11 IIU!'.~Ing liome in I~;Jtnn Hapids. In White Onlt. tnwnshlp. tric.:l W. S. C. S., will presenl .lat·qul'liJu• Wnllis, ){u!IJ i\1111 An· Lawton G1111ss at rllnner'l'hut•sday Dnvis, 'I'n this union were horn nnd fn111ily of Slodnnls iiVr!cl i11 11nri !Will' Dnrm· l•'l'ill'li:JI',\' :!:! :JIId :!1, 111 IIH• 11!'\V tonrl this hr.glnninr: of Lrnt oh· Pntll; Mrs. Arlo Warfle, Mrs. Del· and Mrs. Tori F'ay of Strwlthrlrlg(>, vli!J>. 'l'ht•y 1noVf'd In Pottr.rvillo SI'I'Vflner., mnr· Cat')', Mrs. Glen Wullter, lvlt·. anrl Mrs. Ray Hartshorn ~if'VPJ'HJ ,\/C'iJI':-; ngo. :JIIr•mh•JI the Community Aid' at l.!wut~d II milt's r•us(. fit' l'ull!'l'l'lllt• ou \'o'l'lllllllfvlllr• hlfl'h· Mrs. ROJ1ald Stover, Mrs. Hoh'ert ')nm;Pt llttVI'Il .'iurvlvir11~ :~rr• •a soJt, Lt>o, of A. Thompson, Miss Suzunne tile l1orne of Mr. flnrl Mrs. r:'loyrl wny lo Gtullttlli mud, !lilt' mlln south tu J(nssmnn hlg-hwn~· 1 loll: :! gJ'Ilndehildi'f'll and I' i\l'l'l'l'. (:nrr!Pns rwar· 1\loblln, Alnhnma. Wr>dtwsday nflt'l'lloon al. 2 o'cloclt Pla'ns nrc completed for the Stat·iwy, ·Miss Carol Graf, Miss ~li;;;; I·:Jsir• C'rrhh 11!' Wllli:JJIJS!o;n /\It·. and Mrs. P.arl Klnneman Saturday, February 12 al' IIH• Vogl fuJII'J'Ili hom£' with gymhorco whieh will be nn event Marlene Wnt•fie nnrl Mrs. Cm·i '.\'11.'-' II Thur·srltty vi:..;ilor ur IIPJ' 1\'l!rr• Sunday visit om of Mr. nnrl I 1'. J\1. Shnrp HI!V, If. r•;, Monm offlciallng. of Saturdny night, February 10. Nelson. 'ilinl. Mrs. Avr•rv. 1\'lt•s. William Klnncmrm of Burin! w:1s in l•'nlrview ecmeter~. All alumni of the school are be· Mr .. and ·Mrs .. Shrllf.IWim re· llo•rhPI'l Nctrris or l'olll'l'l'ilil' Hot'lii'.~ICI'. Ill HJo;All OJ>' IIOLS'I'Jo:JN llt\Jit\' CA'l"I'J,Jo; PnlliJPan•rs wen• Hnlph Wullwr, ing contacled .nnrl everyone in l'elved· many nice gifts. 1RICO ED FOR WI NT E R­ a111i J\11·. nnd fvlrs. l.o11 HalhhuroJ Mr. :111d Mrs. Hobert Bush and 'I'll IIIII) ll1111~·s 'l't•slt•d ''Tony Fronltei'O chips icr: from Slim Willinms, Clmt·ics Wooris, tlie community mny altend. 11!' i\url'iiw: 1\'l'l'f' SJJJJJI:JI' visitors Mr. :JJHI 1\lrs. Hay HarlsllOI'Il at· COIIl)lltJttl II. II. I. i\, Ht'l'Ol'lls \''igglng of the fishing trawl<'<' Paris Will, IIPI'I l~lforcl nnd AI'· This gymhuree Is being ·spon­ ,\r: s.·: c. s. Ptiuls. nreet: of Mrs. Ll'IW Norris. · tc•rHied tlw funeral services for· lhur Dowling. · Wednesdity, F11bruary lG, will , T911y M91tos os ,she nrrlves nt tile son fit' Mr. and Mrs. Charles tJ Cows, ull freHh ot· tint! soon -~ sored by .the P. T. A. and· II; for •l'l~w Yorl1 City's Fulton [•'ish lntllJ'Hatilllllll llt•uvy·llnt~· \V'· ,. : Ihe ·purpose of l'aising money for be . the regular meeting 6r the 1\'IPI'IC! Otis of Lanstn~ . spPnl Bright of .Jnd;son Tucsday ilftcJ'· :1 llln llull, 2 Mt•. nnrl Mrs. Lloyd Cavanaugh fee will he server! hy the Future nt. 1 :30. '!'he.' business. meeting Mt·. ;tJHI J\lrs. Ll'o C:lyiJII rrf Hnrold Wing sprnl the lat/er ·Yt!III'H old, l'uh.~l. Ol'mshy Hili:! Cus" HI. Hmihh! nJsc• with :!fl·inl'IJ J)lsJ•s of' E:nsl Lansing W!'l'f' Sunrlny din· Homemalwrs, will be fnllowed by the misslori· Boys Assume Duties Witli:JnJSIIln ll'l'l'<' .'iLJII(i:Jy >:LJI'Sic p:1rl nf litP weel1 ice fishing at hl'!'tlcllng, t~IIA'ihl•! to l'lllf)s It' I' 111!1' guPsls of Mr. iliHI Mrs. Vern Dancing will her:in at !T p. m. ary ·sturly, ."Under Three Flags." of' Mr. anrl J'vlrs. 1l1Jb l'rir•t•. I fougillrJII Lal\e. David Woods, Surge: Mlllwl' with !! units l!lli:l Casr• ~luunt;•rl 7·1'1, flr:ry. Music will be fuvnished by Mrs. J\lrs. \\'illlur .1\oons of 1'<'1'1'\' .!earl Mr:C:ilJe and Erncsl Guile I 2 l\llll1 Cnns 1\lmVJ'r Of County· Officer 71l0 · llnles Alfall'u IItty Morl£•y Godil'y or Farmington Ethel Nichols of Mason· and her Mr. ahd: Mrs. Wilson Craft of David. Diehl and David Ma.1·· >~/H'IIt Sarunl:ty wit/1 111•r p:JI'l'lli::, SJH'JJI the wock cncl with Mt•. nuuh.am fl·ft. Cultiptu•IH•J• ltiO Uitlr.s Cl11ver· .IItty l'illi(>ci on his f'aliH'r, Seott Godley, orl'hesll'a, · BLtnlwr· Hill were Sunday visitors ville, Scouts of troop No. /II, pal'· i\IJ'. n11d J\lrs. IO:dg:JJ' ,..;,.,·iplt•r. ~lr. \\'ing. 2·1·ff'. Gulloway (;min 200 lluslmt s of Co I'll Ill I ill! lilllllC II r Mrs. Be mice of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey .Craft .. ;tJHI Mrs. Fm11k .'il'l'i)JICJ' and f:Jlll· Mrs. William Musolf!' allenderl J•;ltwal rII' Wlu•l'lur Sarurda\'. Mr·. Gorlleyl Mr. and Mrs. Robert· Smith en· Mr; an·d Mrs.. Clare Leaverell, tlcipated. in "Scouts 111 Glll'l':'JJ· ily 111' L:Jing-siHJI'J'. wen• SJJillla,l' :1 pl:mning C'ornmillee for lhP 200 Uushel:. of Out:. l'l?llll'lll'd '" l•'nrming-lrHJ will! his tertnlned Ca)vin Risnet• nf Stoek· of Lansing spent Friday evening ment Day" at MasoJtl MoJJri:J,I', f'Ut'sls of llil'ir p:ll'!'llls. Dislri<·t Woman's Sudety. of 200 llnles of Stmw 2ii New llrllnJIShiJ't• H••tl l'nl· llll'i2 Cuse SC '1'1111'1111' with l£·ts Sllll !'or a visi 1. bridge Werlnesdny. · with ·Mr. and Mrs. Emest Steller. Both .IJoys luol' over lilt' jn/1 of 1\Jr. and i\lts. Lyll' llayilllr' 11!' C:lll'islian Service al Ann Arilor Mr. nnrl Mrs:· Stetlei· were Sun· ,\l:tit•rlroJI r·a/lr•rl llll Mr. :111rl ~In:. Mllllday. Cultlvutoi· GE l:ltl·lllll)l AI'(' WPidt•t· Oil day guests of· Mr. and Mrs. Ezm the COllllty ~lljll'rintcndPnl of .rnhn nmim 2·hottnm, 14·i!IC'h Caslt!J's 'schools, Alton J. Sl rra11:. :inm \Vi/liams·SJJJHI:t~· <'Vrmill~. ~Irs. MIJLI!I M:m1uanll of Hoil 'it Wilcox of Vantown. \V!',,,,,!Js lluinll'l :!IIPJHI<'rl :1 anrl \Veils Clii'J.:ner of Lansint.: I' low :JO 1t1 Jx ·inl'11 Wt•ffi'illl:' Hull:. •, Cllstl II llY llal!~l' Sunday dinner guests of ·Mrs. Nationnl S!'oul WI'Pk hl'!(llll '(l'IJU)l c·ommill>'" nw:•lin~: of' 1111• \1'1'1'1' Sunrlay guests of Mr. and 1\1\V W·i!H'h llummet· 1\lill Bessie Tul'f16ull and Mrs. Sarah .rnhn Um?l'll Col'n l'lunlet• Monday HJHI will r'"IO MI'S, Philip. Scripli!t', Mr:-; .. Ear·! 1,Y!, •• Showers ·and: Mrs·. ,Jedson Felton \1 ... for .Bids . at ICllclecl: th() Wlietit.fleld · Gom· munity A!d, .. Thursd(ly at .thr home. of·. Mr,·. and .. Mrs,' Floyd Bndtus of .\Villiarqs(qn .. Mrs. 'Don :Leonard ·r;etumed to hr.i·· home .Tuesday from St. Lnw· Mason Public Schools renee hospiial, Lansing. . I. MAInhlh! Schools, Mrs. Arlhm· Brooks... . !Jt:~·h::m County, niu:;on, 1\llchlgnn, on )\llu•cJt. 2, 1955, not. lul~w Mt·.' and Mrs. Robert ·Baldwin !linn 7:0:) 1'. ill., K S. '1'. lll.ds will he J:eeeived Ill· tlwh· offices of East Lansing were Sunday clln· iu th" prl'sent; sehool hulldlng-' In 1\hasrm whel'e they will he ncr guests of 11-Ir. and Mrs. c . .A. up1•n:•d and puhlidy reruJ ·111oud ut. the lime above mentlnn4'd. Diehl. ·""IIIIJ'atn hlds will he Iuken on tlw t'ollowlng h·udt•s: IYir. and Mrs. Rohert Felton and · .. I. l Ill'!~ 1111 filt~ 111 flu! follmvln~:· Pvt. Walter Jones of Ft. Leon· lll:tJ't•s: ard Wood, · Missourj, called on Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Moor·e Slin· I. 'l'ht~ Offlt!I'S ol' llttl Sllillll'htft'mlilnl of Schools, clay. , ' . iilrt~on, 1\t.lchlgnii. Mr. and Mrs·. Rodney Benjamin ~!. !lull del'S and 'l'rtadm'S J~xdmngtl 11!: D111 roll:, Gt'llnd of Kalamazoo were week encl RatJids nut! Lnnslng. · guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert. :l. F. \V,. Dodg·e Cot'JlOI'allon nt:' lle.t.rolt rutd Fort. Anderson.· Marie Benjamin re· If you've driven a"Rocket" Engine Oldsmobile before Wnync, lndlann. tul'lled home \vlth them atler be· -or tulked with nn Oldsmobile owner-yo;• hnvc u hint A e~Jrll fltld ch.edt or· 11 blcldet''s bmul payable to Lyle ing with the. Ai'ldersons for·· 10 ~II NeVJ~ All ·tt"'»e \/\lay ·through. Thm·bm•n, Sccl·etar·y, lloiu,i or' Etliteat.lon, 1\lason Public days. of whnt's waiting for you in the Supm· "88" for '55, )Jut Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boughner Schno!s,. Jnnsrm,. Mlchlgnp, fo~ 1111 l.'~!Jil.nt. equal to Fl~e Per·. 1 only a hint. Bccntlsc this year's "Uockct"-the exciting and· family of Lansing were Sun· po\Aiered by ·"Rocket:"· 202! cent. Ui%) of the !1ld will be t•equl·red tvltlt each proposal to new "Rocket" 202-tops even fumous "11-ockets" of day dinner· guests of the latter's the s,~:·um t.hc Owner from loss or dnmagc by t'CIIson of the parents,L Mr. and Mr~. Ira Bailey. the pa~t. We could tell you how it melts away the miles wlt.hclt•atwal of the -bitt OJ' the fnihtm of the bhlder to enter Into Mrs. William Mitchell of· Lalte and flattens the hills. Instead, we'll let the "Rocket." do 1.1 t'OIIII':WI: of'JJe't•formlitic'e II' the' bid 11'1 accepted by the Otvlltlr. Odessa spent several dny's- last. the talking. So come in soon. This "88" for '55 is even No bids may be wlt.Julrumr for at le~st SO ·days. week with ·her parents, .Mr.. anrl 'fhtl Bo.rmt nf l~ducat.lon l,'eserves the.l'lghl: to accept or re­ Mts. A. C. Dowling. .. , livelier thttn it is lovely , , , a~~ that's really something! ;illnt 111\y or· atll ttroposnls, anti lo accept those. protJOsals that, Mrs. Glen Fox called on her sis· I lri'-'lhtl .lmlginent of Ute Doaril, ilerve the best lnrereNts of' the ter, Mrs. Bernlee Knapp, · and st~hool dlst.t•lct., · · · family of Bennington Sunday. . ·. Successful bltldcrs will be recJIII~. to f11rnlsh saUslnctO~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green·. .1 ~55 ough and family of Lansing and OLDSMOBI · l'ct•ft)J'RUiltce, IAIHJt' and 1\laterlal ·Bonds In lull am01mt 'of tt16 LE Mr. and Mrs. !l.. 0. Greenouglt cmrir•nl't;· 1•ost of 'wltlch ,shall lie.blel!idlltlln Ute proposals,· · · SEE YOUR NEAREST OLDSMOIILI .DEALEit . ' . . . . spent Sunday·wlth ·Mr. and Mrs. , Robert Greenough of Chelsea. . :Bo!inl ·of Etlucattoia, . . Mrs. CharJes, Piper and. daugJt• I \ . i. :Mason Public Sch.ooi111 ters of Okemos1and Mr11. Rlchar!l · . 1\fason; Michigan. · · Dockett and .daughter/called on ·Lyle Thorbt~m, Seeretary_ Mr.· ilnd' Mrs.. La'Yrenee ~11rt1s .~;;,o,.~~~~~...... '""':""..... ~~..o.;.~~--.--~.:..t_' SI.IMilY· .. : ,:' .. I·.'·. ;-" _.·' ' ..·· .. lngl1am County News February 10, 1955 Page 5 anrl clt:~n anrl llnnrly llns glvon I 11tnrtor1 1to lr. all nrorl tip. no.lcoops mnltmsH nnd :J«'l'lihlwri nn;lwmwcl, ,__ ,. ... Aggies TIJrow Scare ______nw n nnw lr•nsn on lifo, Wo llarl 11 nsldng, ''Whnn dn yon 11'11111 to 'l'olllfll'l'uW iH n· new rlny, A nnw Into Haslett Lakers :JtJ.Inclt wlrlo A·fool lnng r'lmwt ~(ill'l 1111 llw ldidll!ll'i" lJ WllH lcltf'iwn wilt unfolrl In J?«!hl'IHll'~' wilkh wns l!iii!!I'P.ri hy a door fi'Oill hurd gelling 111111 nt II llPr•nuHn Ito nnd I muy rile 1'1'0111 ~llr.er ltnp[JI· f~nl' :1 qunrlerH lnsl 1~1·iclny Farmer Ped<' s th«! fmnt. WP lool< oiT all tho llirln'l Jillnt; ill' f'fllllrl do It W£'11 ll!!S~. Oh, I fnrgnt to tP.II you thnt. nigh! tho Armies plnyerl nhoul [li,ll~ll!l' llllrl lilt> door, lllld Hilli'JI!d 1!1101\i:il (O .~1\JI 111llmll 1er11n h111 the llnnl '1 1!11! l'«•c•IIH lllflllr't'lll'l.«' til£'11• hall !~ n llnmt dos1•1 for all tile> IH! !Ins dotw a good .iol1, with Snm· ilw h£>rl nnw sits In n dlfl'emnl (ConUnur•d i'r·om I'IIA"«! ·ll qunriPI' wns all Hnslcll, '!'he hnys fll'llllfl 1'11111!> Cluh IH•!lr'IUIIII. ileclrf!ng. , . wurHit>rflll nrhllt!nu. my's IH•Ipl !Jr! Is l'PII!Iy In Hlill"l position, SeP~ns, Inn, tlmt my fmm Lalw Lnnslng rnsherl In on Thnre Hl'n sllrl!ng HIH!IVPH tllfll llu• l£~11 snvlng lrlm1s for llwm. ell!ldi'Pn lll'f! diminishing HO Pctr. I he finn! pnrinrl I o outseore Dnns· t.h!ng. PllHP so llwre Is 11n rr!h! 11!111' lulmuls tu Hfnr·l. !Ill women lnten•sted In sludylng low thnl would be almost lmpoH·I llas 'ro slarl nnrl g1•t dD\1£' hnforr> this npumllun from an eal'iy '!'he Joss of Don Mr!Cahe anrl llifdu•n, will he IIJC l"!!gulnr meeling of llw ynrrl nnrl garden (li'Ojl'cts. An or· slhlr! linle:n; ill!!Y rlitl sl!dP. I sll!'l· :;prlng IVDrk hegins. nul l'l•1! gnl rh!ilill. l•'rll' Ill{[! most hiiRilllllriH Ill! P. A. 'l'hls will he 11 fnmlly his rehnunrllng in the last peJ•iorl I!.;;-;;;;:-;:;;-;:;;-;:;;-,.;;-;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;:.======'1'. ganizat!onnl meeting will he held lt>f'!Pd tht!S<' slwlws and tiii!.Y lo llt> rlnllf> In Ill!! ll<'rfl"flrlrn first. rfnc•sn'l lllw furnillll"f! f'hnngerl. , , nigh! nnr! n hohemlnn slyle din· 'f'l111rsdny r!venlng, FPiu·unry 17, 1111 fouls W!!alwnerl tho Aggles .January meant a mnnll1 nf snw·jlast time she was ahle In go. t•nmc 0111 lilsiPd In llliH lor 1\h•hy was high fOJ.-Ihe Aggles wllh nul' bedroom <'iosrl! nol hnllwr them. She said, "It sl!ek. l r IH• <"Pilill!i \vllitP anrt t lw wnl!s fl•f' will he fumished. :m. tiHit way unrl smllr> nnd smile unci pm,ler·l mny attend ll1is nwr•tlng. wllh IIi. Every winter for the last •I sounded C'Uj!'. Lillie nnr.:;, am so A 1 Ill!! hot I om Is a plneP. for t lw f"imrlri!IIS£!, :lc•o:lls. I've n•nnis!H•rl smllr>. Wl1111 a good way In hegln 'J'he diniWI' Will he sn purlwrl i-lm·iplr>l' and Mrs. Earl Showers. Wedtl!!Hday dlntWI' guPst of Mr. Souir', Did< Brooks, Dleler Lu· would flnd it nol dmw yel.,, per· bollwrs the parents morP tlurn It UIHIPl' lhe l1aily hc•rl l'rll' l:wk of Mrs ••John Rlrlg!ey Is progrnm and Mrs. Floyd Phillips of' Lan· lww~l Sf'hool n1·e prr.pa1•lng the pr·ogr·am. lalnr.rl Mr. and Mrs. Fn•r! Sienrl· 'J'hi.'i FJ•ftiny Dansville r.nler· of the first worl.<;;; dlffir'ull !rwntr1i Will'l"<' man nnd familY of Wehllervlll£> at ta!ns l~owlrrv!lil' nl honw. It hns tn!H•n the cnlirc month llw seJ•vil'e. He says "Amen" with thro it wa:;. Nnw wlll1 it 111 IIH• fl'iilll .. Miss Connie WashiHJI'n 11nr! r!lnnPI' Salnn!ay. Mr. nnr! Mrs. way Fnrmer Peel< worlellng at the home of buzzing wood, sawing log;; 2 only I he last won! of c>ad1 line rn· doJiws spac'£!. Dn11hle doni'S tiJIPII lv!J·s. 11oylyn Miller Thursday eve­ clays t for lhP C'llLllc and flow· b£•· Plsr "Jingle Bells." Sometlmr.s Ill! out. Pr>te's I i1•s ill"l' nn his ricH II" lrgr! audilorlum. Lloyd Niswonger n llf'IHkrl 11 ARE YOU ning. A poiiLICI< rUnner was !ween I he double cornerlhsl going ldd Chene,\' server! al n:30 with 10 members to mill for hogs, cowc: HIHI chil'!l· lllces lo eall out the nanws of r:£!1"· shnllow slwlvrs. On mv drHll" Is n mllr.rl on Mr. and Mrs .•John Cart· a! .the latter's home in M11son Silt· mil'l'or ancl :J trilys. Ah;lVO is n hat nf Lansing Sunrluy. u·rrlttY rifternoon. · present. After this business meet· ens ami there were 2 funeJ•ais. tnln peo[lle u~ Iiley Pnme in; Flub· fng was twirl. Cootie games ami 'They were dem· friends of ours, by, llw minister's hahy; Tom, shelf :111d u plu£•e, nt las I, tn pul vlsiling were the cllvcrslons o[ Agnes Moore nnrl Anna Gnmluml, .Jimmy, .Jeffrey, Gene, Ruby, Baby Snmmy's shors so he m n't gcol tlw rvenlng. Oui of town guests holh members of our Sunshine anr! so on. This past Sunday f them. Below Is a rh·awPI" emnlng \\'Pre M1·s. Onn Almonrl of Mason cluh and greatly missed. Anna felt he bad progJ'esscd some nntl o11t only twtr of lhe ll11nr spa!'l' "BUILDING IN I and Mrs. flerlwrl Norris of Pol· had not hl'cn well for seve1•al was lots hetler. Wlwn lw wa.~ for· unrlcrthlngs nnd socls. WI' lrmg anrl it IV:JR a shoe·!<. They good now ... Just full of life!. enn dress rompletr>ly from tills Fox TheCJtre dosPt rf1arly for going out Pxc·r·pl Mrs. L. D. Swain nf Lnnslng sa( In front of ItS at church thr. Hnving our bedroom so new 1"/JIIror! on her gi'Ullflpal·enls, Mr. IIIII" outside !'OEIIS. 'anrl Mrs. Hnilert Smith, F'rlrlny. llf'lllh 'l'ulu•s lvnn nu!pin 'J'lrt• lwtr-way Cil"ftWI'\' :11 lhP TI-lE SPRING? Tue., Wed., Thur., Feb. 15-16 .. 17 Mr. and Mrs . .Jnnws Norlon and lvnn Galpin, !12, of Ann Arbor Reeves Distrid I hoi tom of the r·losc!t is sn wr> r·:111 f<~mlly nf Lansing anrl Mr. nml died Sllrlrlenly lasl vVNhWsrlily EciJIIL fll'«'l" step in~lcle and rlrPss :1s ou1· sirlr>· !U·G-1\I's M1·s. Dr111nld Siles and family of night of a lirar·t allad<. Mr. Gal· wall1 anr! rj1·iveway are nLJtsidt• nislinguisht~tl PJ•orluetiou 111" f'rorry s[Jent Sunflny with their pin was the IIIJshand nf Gladys Mrs. Florence Dullnn was 'I rtLII' bedroom windows. . . and William ShalccspMII't•'s pnrr•nts, Mt•. :IIHI Mrs. nohcl"l Pal rid<, a fnnnr.r _rr•sirlrnt of rlinnn1· guest dn Sunday or M1·. it's nigh onto impnssihl£! tn pull nnd Mrs. Wnyne GrPrr anrl ram'· every time fo1· one wiJulm\' Smilh. Dansvillr. sil:~cles ily. Mrs. Dullon cclrilrntr.cl her i.~ full of plant shelves. Snndny dinner gursls of 1he 70th hirthr!ay anniversary. On tlw otilr•r enrl is mv sPwinr~ lolw rls ineludrrl Ml·, Hnd Miss M:n·vn 13ig<'low ol' Wll· r:,.y [ Mrs. Genrgc Kirklnnd anrlj cornpnrtmcnl. Three l1ig, d\"11\I'PI's linmslnn spt•nt t llP Wl'l'lt 1'1111 Mr~. SlnniPy Voss and l':rlwitl of wll 11 llutil anrl Betlwf were Sunrlny, hr.!ow for maleri:il anrl patl£•rns Julius Caesar Mason. Miss .l£•an 8r:tl111111. «·:lilm·s of Mr. and Mrs. Wny1w' and I can Pvcn put my rug 1 :1111 Mr. n11rl Mrs. Mike 1\rrril anrl STANDARD BLOCK Slar•·iug 1\l:u·lon Brando- ,J:unc•s 1\lason . Louis Callwl'll Gr!r.t" und family. \l'ot•l;ing o11 in there. Ahove> this f:~mily nf \Ve!Jiwrville, Mr. anrl Pioneer Sunrluy school ciaHs is a rlnor wilid1 is a ll'C':ISlll'l'. In· I~dmond O'R•·it•n • G1·r~m· Garson N!1·s. LeP I !ainrle! and family and Aurelius Center. mel Saturday evening with Mr. side on ils :JGx22 inch Slll"f111"t' Mrs. Lylr• Campllcll anrl l'hilrh·cn O[tlll K St•tldmni«•r ami Mrs. JLine Taylor. Revealing h:111g pegs for all my l'oifll'rrl and or M11sm1 spr•nt Sunday wilh or the scrorrl hrnll]['rs and si.'i· tilrrnd, n pincusllion, slwars, tapr· The Aurelius Farmcrelles, llwir parcnls, Mr. and Mrs. A. c. tel"s was the fll'ograrn fc;r IIH• measure, lilimille ('1£". fJelow sils 8CI'g('l". _ Julie Davis, Ma1·ilvn Do!!Jre, Shir· ·SUPPLY CO. Dansville'.Benefit Icy RoiJerts, Rcgfna Roberts HIHI evening. the sewing madlim! ... so l1nnrly IO:nr-1 Oshornc anlvcd l10me Fri· Marie Bmwn, appeared on the ------· ... so drcarny. rlny from foote hospilnl where he LansinA :rv 1-I-I club show at tile co!k•gt.> Plaer a clear glass over your Pete admits thai all lhe idcns bnLI been fr11; ohscrvatini1 anrl Thursday, F'ehruary 10, nver sla· open r·oolddlng or Miss· Con· 1\11'. and Mr~. Wacle Scudder or .9 P.M. to I A.M. nie Cady and Dan Corbin at l~a­ Saline, Mrs. Ona Almond of Mn· ton Rapids Friday evening. son, Mrs. Mina Olis and Ralph Mr. ancl Mrs. Dan Bunlonsoretl by· P. T. A. Dimondale and Claude Parish Sunday evening. were callers of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mr. and Mrs. George O'Dell. of Bateman Sunrlay. Mr. nnd Mrs. Adults $1.25 Students 25c Holt, Mr. and M1·s. James Wright Leroy Scutt and Billie Gaye ·and family of Lansing, Mr. and were Sunday cUnner guests at. his •Mrs. Oscar 1-Iolden of Howell and parenl 's, Mr. nne! Mrs. Guy Bate· EVERYBODY WELCOME' Mr. nncl Mrs,. Eugene G·auss and man. son were Sunday clinnet· guests Mr. and Mrs. Edward Jecks of Mr. anrf·Mrs. Lawton Gaus.~. visited lll!r sister, Mac Rimer, ar the Si Impson hQspita!, Eaton Rapirls, Sunday. Miss Risner was ·hill'! in an aulomobile m:ciriPnt 1:'1.~1 Salurr!ny evening. The Au1·elius Cenler ext9nsion RI'Ollfl will sponsor a roller sllal· lng flUI"IY at .ti!C' Pnlomnr rinl< 'l'hursday night, fcebrunry :17. '!'hose intcrested•may gN liclwts fmm Mt·s. Marcus Hannah. The Aurelius Cent·cr sclwol ivlll have· a Valcnlinr. .party at the school Monrlay, February H. in the aflcrnnon. Thcrr will lle n program. Parents are welconw. M1·. ancl Mrs. John Erlgar ancl Mt··. nnd·Mrs. Clw1·1es Davis hnvr. l'elul'llerl home frnm thcil' Vllt'H· lion in thr. ·south. 'l'wenty·5ix men nllc~nderl t lw l~uciH'e cluil tust Wednesday night. Bob 8cldwrl won lone· hand prize, .Louis Smith, high Custom Royal Lancer V-8 in dromalic new three-lone exterior slyling. score and Wayne Feighner J'P· celved I he low score prize. __:...__ 50 Brand New Royal Lancers Given Away. in uGe.t The Thrill" Contest!

I• • •·• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I Dodge haR never done anything like this before! But I then -them has never been n c:ar like this before! I I drove o Dodge I I took tommand I I I really "got the thrill" flrsl hand I We want 9verybody-yes, everybodu-to get the thrill of I If's everything a 'ur should be! driving thil; great new Hair-fashioned Dodge! · I ...... We want you to {Jet the tit rill ol' commanding a cat• so I long and low and _clashing. Get the thrill of dt•iving with ·The IDggest' ·thing in your I Drive the New Dodge I and Finish This ·Jingle! fLlll·time Power·' Steering. Get the thrill of a "New Out· I Head for your Dodge dealer. Get an enlry blank. · look" on the world through the sweep-rLronnd windshield. ~ar's life is the Service it gets! .I Drive the new Dodge-"Take Command , , . Get the There's a new contest every day-a dashing Ctistom ~---- .. ·- .. I Thrill first Hand I" Then fill in the lost line. New con lest Royal Lancer to be given away! It's fun!· It's easy! It's Your car's life may be long or short- PERMAJ.UDE, the gns·savmg All·Weath­ h each cloy I appy or unhnppy-"and the service it ~ er Motor Oil · • I 'f - • I going on now! gets is what makes the difference. -" Your car 'needs good lubr'c t' : I We'll double your money if you buy a new Dodge 1\ Yoll need good. gasoline, the right Thousands of Standard Oil deal~r~ h~:; . during the contest period-and winl You get back DRIVE THE NEW I gaso n!l for your car-your locality, been trained to give your cur ex ert I every penny you poid-doub/oiYou have a new. Dodge, I §our chmnte a~d ~eWason. You get-it at lubrication service•• They Jmow e:ery .I You have your money ·back. And Dodge matchos I hal I ·r.ANDARD-Wlt lilT~ CROWN or . check point on your car. . •· · ; · I amounl as a bonus. I. Rrm C!lOWN-.now 11t the lughe~t oct nne ' 4nd, overall-you get the friendly )evels m our btstory. "· •· t t d · f · ·' · I Come in TODAY I/ I Yo d to . h , · . , m ercs e acrvtce o a. rcsponBtblo bus1•. DODGE 1 , u ne~ mo r 01 t at· glv~s ~our ·neBS man~n good neighbor who'is in~ . lake Command ... Get the Thrill First H~nd 1 car B cngme c.omplete pr,!)tectton · on . , tercstcd in you and your.cnr. See him to·, I•··················· •~n_r~ o~C_?~d- '!_ays. Y~u ge~1t with Supe~dny-and drive awny-with confldence., · \' ~ . . . --·-······"-- .

' . . . . ), . : . . You.uust more.~from:(SJjlNDJilRii ' Newlyweds Are on blrthilny- annlver'$a)'lee ot n. :r, Wil·liamston Moeckel ~nd Mrs. C, A, 'IClddor, who cclchmtcrl her UOih. ilh•L)Jrlay Grace SmitH Mexico .City Trip . webberville· annivemut·y. Mrs. Myrl Graham .- Phone 66·f·2 G. I r. Clnrl>slnn of tlro Cltlrits· Mr, unrl Mr~. Philip L, lluldlno Jon lnsulntlng Co, nf !•'lint wns 0Jillll llollllll IK I'IIIIIIU'Ii fir.~! fntnllly hr Wllllumslon in fi nrn honoymnonlng In Mexico City trueHt ~prnlwt• In the Methodist Open hnuHc will Jw hclrl at litn ycnr·~. following their mnrl'lflf~C In St. l~p)tH:opul church Sunrlny, He Lizzie May Hale PNG Club Serves Wobh•wvlllo Cnmmunlly hrtll Mrs, Ilnlc wns rt Jlfc·long I"Ofil· Mnry c!ullrcrll'lll In Lnnslng, ·:ran· spolw nhout thr. work of the rlrml of Wllllnmslon where she Sunclny, Folll'uary 20, frnrn 2 to Glrlcnns. ua ry 2!1. 'l'lwlr pluns aiRo lndwle The Friendly lllhlc eiiiHH will fi p. m, In honor of tlw 51lth wed· Fatally Injured Wflli hom J~clwuury 21, IH7H, tho Bohemian Dinner '!'he Stndthrld!rc Oriel Folfnw not ennvcnc tl1is month hccnll.~c ding unnlvcrsnry of Mr. anrl Mrs. rlnughter of .John unrl Christina a few clay~ In Acnpuleo, anrl Rciwknh lorl!r!!S will serve u of lilclmcss of mnny of the mcm· l~mr.r·sun Pnrlwr. r~rirmris· anrl Pfeifle. She wns married In June, 'l'IH' Pnst Nohlo Gl'flnrl club l Ul'iley HUpper· for the Lions dub nev, I•'uther John Steffey offici· berM. WIIH hosl.css 'to the· Pnst Nohle relatives ru·c Invited In uttenrl. ~t Intersection liJOO, to Erlwnrd Hale who cited nt t Ito I. 0. 0, F. hull I~cbruary uteri nl the ceremony uniting Jo. Grund nssoclntlon Frldny l"i n W!IR In ,June of 1!127. For many ycnr·s ~ There will he a cnrd shower· 15. :: Lizzie May !Iale, 76, fnlnlly nnne Spngnuolo, rlnughter of Mr. hnhcmlan dinner served ut 12:30. he opel'll)cd u lnllnrlng- i)usincss (or Anna Bumptt~, whose hlrlh· Mr·s. Edna Grlawolri of Fowler· Mr. anri Mrs. Don Seefeldt unci InJured at 7::10 p. m. las! Monrla.v dny annlverHary Is February 11. l~lfty WC!'{! In altendnnce, ville IH stnylng wllh Mr~;·, Tnm In Williamstnn, lwvlrrg Hllcc:ct~rled and Mrs. Georg~ Srmgnuolo of when she wa.~ :;trud< by a low sons were dinner guests nf Mr, his fatlwr·, PhllllJI Hale, In this Lansing, unci Philip L. 13nlrllno, llcr address Is G~egory, lloute 1. Election of officers folilJWerl a Newton while Mr. Newton Is In unrl Mrs. Bill !Iauxhursl and truclt while nttcmptln~ to •·t·oss business. son of Mr. unci Mrs. Jo~cph Bnl· Mr. unci Mrs. Wayne Geer en· short business meeting. Mrs. the north fishing. Donna Sunday, dlno of Wllllnmston. tcrtnlncd Mrs. FlomncE! Dutlon l]:nst Grand lllwr avPnllf'. After l he rka lIt nf Ill' I' huslmnrl nolnnd Grnhnm was officer In Er·ntc Frlnltlc has been slclt at nt dlnnE!r Sunday honot·lng her churgc and Mrs. Gladys .Jnson .'According Jo invt•stigaling ol'li· Mr·s. Hale was for mrtny years 'f'lw bride's' gown, u billow o! birthday unnlvcrsury. ·his home. employed hy King's Cash stnr·c mlsly nylnn lillie! enhanced by ncted as mnrshal, Mrs. Clam Has· Derby Neighborhood Mr. n111l Mrs. D. B. Smith are cers, Mrs. llnlr! started to cross kill, Mrs. Nettle Monroe, MrH. operatcrJ lly llw !ale Anna P. lmporlccl hnnrl·cllppcd chantilly · Mr. unci Mrs. P11ul Roherls nnrl 1\h•H, G. w. SJII'ingnmn S(Jerrdlng some lime ut Lnlw the street nnri rilrln't see the trucl< King. She was a rn.:mber of Myr. !nee, glistened with sequins. Dell· Linda of Ann Arbor nnd Homer Gertrude 'showerman and Mrs. Worth, Flor·ldn. driven by Itaymond .Tabs, 3'1, of lie Rehclmh lodge No. 72 and a cute sequin embroidered lace rna· Wasson of Fowlerville culled on Arline Matthleson sm·ved as cs· John Brower W!IS guest of itrlll· 156 Eusl Granrl River, apprnadr· few years ago was given the tlfs grac•erl lhc front and bacl1, Florence Dutton Sunday. Phoebe corl.s. or Sunday at the home of his son· Chlllcri rn!t·igPI'ulor eooldo SWISS C 0 T T 0 N - Hllh• ~tcphens lng fmm lwt· right. Ol'fiecr·s said rlceoralion of chivalry hy her and the full train was lined wltll • luster ~polished Swl811 cotton ' of Chelsea s·pent the OHiccrs cleelcd were: Pres!· In-law und duughlcr, Mr. unci riough mny be cut more cnslly week end ut her home, Mrs. Hale slarlr.rl to run on lodge for nut~tanrllng services. sntln. She earrlerl an all-whit~ print tdi' 8}lringtlmo has IIUcd dent, Allee Catlin; vlce·prcsldcnt, Mrs. Gemld nunclmnn, nnri ~;,ms. wllh n wire cheese cutlet• rather across lhe strr.!'t to nvoid lllf' Slw Is sru·vlverl by 2 nr!phcws, houquel of gnr·dcnlns. Her pearls bodice; deep, open neck, lt'B aet. Mrs. Truln Jaci1son of Webber· Mary Bidwell; secretary, Nora The occasion wns his hlrthrlay than a lorifp, sny Michigan Slate off b7 n Belf collar and a bow· ylllc and Mrs. Phyllis Osborne of Fisher; treasurer, Margaret annlvcrsm·y r111rl also marl1cci llw 1 f•nllege horne t!connmlsts. VehJ(!)c nnd WiJrll ,Jails SWeJ"VPcl Br.rt and Nf'rl .T. Pfr~lflf'; nnrl !:! were bor·r·owcrl fl'Om the bride· tied 11atln belt.. Williamsville called on their Cheney; marshal, Edna Burnett; his trucl< to miss hrt', shr. was nieces, Mrs. Jlazr•l l!m~arllr nnrl groom's mntlrr[. strucl1 hy tlw ldl I'PIII' wtwc I. Thr: mother, Mrs. fiaym•mrl Slt!phcns, chaplain, Lottie I~ishcr; musl· Mrs. Mallie Oal~s; ali of Wll· Miss Barbara Baldino, sister of Sunday afternoon. clan, Isuhcll Tredway; and door· Ingham County News February 10, 1955 Page 6 truck then Jumped lite l'Lirh anrl Jinmston. the hrlriPgrnom, wus maid of struck 11 tree rlamnging the right Holt Is Victorious . Mrs. Phyllis Coaltlc;r returned lwcpcr, Emily Monroe. .------, l~uncml scrvlecs wr•re held honor, nnrl the bridesmaids were lo her home in Lnnsing Monday Mr. and Mrs. Howard Waiver· WEBBEUVIU.E UONS CJLlJn front fenriPI" of I he truck. The from Gm·stinc Bmthers funeral Miss ,Janet Spagnuolo, Miss Vir· truck driver was not held rc· after spending some time wllh ton entertained Mr. and Mrs. flo· home Thursday afternoon nt 2 ginia Vclcm, Miss Saruh Spagnu· On Williamston Floor sponslblc. Holt. high school, lending the her parents, Mr. nnrl Mrs. Emcr· land Graham, Mr. and Mrs. flon· n'clod< with Rev. Jlamlrl T. Reese olo, Miss nose 13onoflgllo, Ml,ss son l{lnsey, Mr. nnd Mrs. Hlrlus alrt Parlwr, Mr. and Mrs. David Mrs. Hale was tnlwn to J·:rlwunl of the 13aptlst churr.h offlc:iating. Phyllis Montella, Miss nosallc Capltnl circuit with an 8·0 record, Community Auction W. Sp1trrow hosplt:il wlwrr. shf' stepped Into the Ingham County Alles nnd Mr. and Mt·s. fiobert Llllywhile, Mrs,' Emma Bedford, Burial was made in I he family Cosearelll and Miss Est her Bono· Mr. unci Mrs. William Whlttaitcr lleltl nt Wcblwrvllhl Uommunlty Jlull \Vas pronnurtt·f'rl r!Pad upon Ill'· league last night and heat Alles and son of Wllll£tmston inl In Srunll}il r•r:melP.ry. Pnll· fig-lin. The flowcrglrl was Marie Wll· were Sunday callers at lhc Emcr· and Mr. anrl Mrs. I·Im·old Van rival. Coroner Dor·win f foffmeyet·, hearers were Donalrl ltnrl Robert LouisP. Spagnuolo and the ring llamston 62·37. · · who perfor'mPrl an autopsy the son Kinsey home. · . Orden Sa turdny evening. 'fhc Oal,\: : range, riilwt le set and '' The bridegroom's uncle, Pete chairs, 2-pie!'e living mom dents ehoscn arc posted in the Fortino, was best man. Ushers Union building, along with a Bohemia·rl'· Dinner ._· , suite, 2 plnst ie upholstered were Art Spagnuolo, brother -of •, , ••.- 'I , ',r I• I platform roci :The ·wt\lll\m~toh'':cJmd' ·stu(iy , lnet radio, !lx!O living room and cxlnt·curricular activities as Spagnuolo, Franlt Caruso, Mlltc C!Ub met'~~~·'th~·.)linme;,of· *~· ·rug and pad, 3·pierc walnut well as I hell· plans fot· positions l311ldlno, Jerry Jo"ortlno an.d Marjo Josephine' Schoff: Tue~day.: eve· ·veneer bedroom suite, chest of or continuing education aLter Dionise. nlng. for Its ,annt,,lal. bt':thqi'nlan illn· gradual ion. drawers anri mirror, necasion· ner. ' . :" ... :~:~ ..... "::.... ·· T . ': I 'al chair, numerous throw LoLl Ellen Jws IJP.en active in A reception followed at the F. A. '·Dinner ·was seiwed',b\t' can(Ue. rttgs, Speer! (~uccn washer, 3 many sl urlcnl government pro} armory In the evening. When the newlyweds · return light-. ill· fr.o~t; o!?·tit~.:.flre,vlace. pair draperies, mirror 30x40, 2 eels. ami is a member of Mortar The :tables· were:: clecQ1'ated .,with occasirmai tables, pictures, Board. Mortar Board members from their honeymoon, they. will are to lw the l10nor guard to cs· reside in Chicago where the bride· minlat'~r~.::)pgst: .. lil\t\!~~rs.,,: iuid electric healer, :l table lamps, cjtet~J.~fi .~ .. ~nt:J:Yl).lg, J!~ ~·.• ,tJl~.,,F~ b· 'floor lamp, card 1nblc, new corl the visiting stale officials, groom will conllnue his education college presidents and faculty at Loyola Univers'ity dental ruar~·.n~e.I)1~.L . :,:: ;·' .. :'., ~ : J:! .. Sunbeam Mixmastcr, canister .lrepC...o!)stcrlc .. I)J).d. ··Albertine •1" ! \ set, large quantity of dishes, from other colleges. as well as school. He is a member of.~ct'ta celebrities, which include Ernest Sigma Delta fraternity, and Is af· M~nroe ''l~d ,:s~.~rge, .o~ ~th'li.':!lr~· Home nntlquc dishes, 2 wash • ~~' •< \I'' I Hemingway, al the Founder's filiated with the Juniot• American gt•am· and,: tlic ..- group.,'· played ' llaving bought· a smaller fltrm we will sell at public ltuct.ion at l.ho -tubs, 2 tnbies, trnsh burner, I •I'" Day progt•am. Dental association. He wlll re· games w.lth ··:prizes·. ftir:; Ute': ;,yl~· · ttlace first farm enst of ·Mason on Colrunbh\ toad. hassocl1, magazine raci<, wheel . . ' . . ' ' ' barrow, shovel, rai(CS, car ceivc his D. D. S. In June; '1956. n~rs.-· '.-~.-· · , ! :f;:: .. ~~·-~;-;~. Election o~. officers .took: place jacl•, mail box, lawn sprin; for Chief deputy sheriff .Ted Dorriell, for The .. next meeting ,will ·be .the . " Justice Leland W. Carr in the SU· driving at excessive speeds 'for annual· birthday b~,Inquet· F!!bru· Wilson, Clcrl>s · · . · · at·y , 15 ·at · the : Masonic temple, Stockbridge •· ·· Phone Lansing 9·<1179 ot· prcmc court. His business will in· cond!lrons, while driving o,n .. 1c'las· wltl tli ··j 'nl r:· 1 b ·...... Price· Brothers Mason 1 0 .I,. ' !3·2853 elude general law pmclicc and in· lett road between Oltemos and e · u . e u ' · Phone. ·. ' 1come lax assistance. Park Jalw roads. · Auctioneers Phone 2-8761 -•Farm ~achinery ::·-:::.::·· ~o.5~·:c6.~op E~~ .~#w~r. ,ts~i~ch. t;r~s ·6~ ~~ai, ~Ii~e·l 4-secUon Trootor .Harro'v ';>: ;:~ • .,-weights,,lrye.power : . :':·· ·.. ·.. ·.. ·s-SectionTrootor·ilarrow ,.,. . ; ;JJnl~ersatManure.Loader to fit:tl'II.Cfur . ·'·' · · '·. · Brillion 10-ft. Cultlpa.cker, nearly new HOLSTEIN. SALE. ' . .... · · ·. :1.!t5l, .John Deere. 50-ft. Hay and ·Gram . Elevator; .. · Mlnneapolis-Motinti .tO-ft. Disc ·<·:.: ':Motor;·n:rn.g.,·irrit;per:: · ·. · .;--·. ·.-:.: -. ·· · Ne.w.Idea 7-ft. M~wcr on rubber •" ' ·Johil·D'eere Model·A Tractor and Cultivator New Idea 4-Bar Side Ralw In the Wol\'erinc Purebred Li\'tlstoclr Sales J?avilion on US-16, ·2Y:: · F. 1954 Allis-Chalmers noto· Baler New Ilolland· Bale Loader on rubber miles west of Williamston, 1\lichigan. company In Lansing, heads New Ideu. 2-row Corn Picker, ·in good condition John Deere Tractor 1\lanm•e Spreader the ·new ·proc~sslng company. 1954 John Deere 13-holc Grain Drill on Rubber, 2 Rubber-Tired Wagons with chopper boxes and The plant. production cycle,. n · has drilled 30 acres false end gates mechanical contlnuous line opera· Co·Op 3-bottorri, 14-in.eh Plow on rubber Aero-Vent Wagon Unloader tlon, requires just one·half !lour from removing the frozen slabs Fertilizer Spreader ·on rubber, near.ly new · Papec 10-inch Hammer 1\llll Saturday, February 11 used for the stlel>s from the hold· lnternatio.nal 2-bottom, 14-inch Plow on rubber · Qtiantity of good small articles ing room, unt'n the finlshecl.pack· · 11 A. l\1. ages of stlclts arc again ready·for the freezer. It utilizes equipJ;llent designed and built specifically fot: Lunch Stand on Grounds 100 Head Outstandi~g Cows, Heifers and Bulls the Brown company's use. It In· eludes 3 qua.llty contl'ol stations. From George Bailey- a daughter of P~bst Signal from a dam w'ltlt Inspectors eheclt. the ·sticks as hvice over 800 Ib fat and her daughter by Milsons Bess Ormsby. . they come from the bredder. after ,·16 Head· of Cattle 16 ~ay-Straw:Silage fryli1g and as they pass from. the From Dudley Gmyson - a sou of Arhcth Jlielwry Creel' Admiral cooling tunnel. 11 Heru.l of Holstein Heifers, due to fresht\n in 1,000 Bales AlfaJfa-Bromc Hay from a dam with 770 lb f11t, 20,783 lb mill\ on 2x, ~tlso four other tOJl The processing ls carried on In , Set•tember' · · . . 700 Bales Second (Jutting Alfalfa·Ciover llay J'CCOl'dS, a new plant, n 'one·story structure · Holstcm: H;eifer, 2 years old, due day of sale 100 Bales Second Cutting .t\lfa.lfa wlth 6,000 square feet of floo'r ~7 Holstein Steers, 18 months old Quantity of CllollllCd Hay and Straw Ronald Neurman sends a Carnation bred bull from a .Mont dam. space. It ·has :a production ell· 3 llolstein Steers, .14 to 16 months old }?rom Ohio- Stutzman & Son send a daughter of Smith lltLVCil l~itg paclty•of 12,()00 pounds per 8:hour, BANGS TESTED · . 60 Tons of Grass Silage shift. The plant hal:\. 21 ~mployees. Apple So\'ereign from a grand chamtJion show llam with tO(l records- due . 30 Tons of Com Silage just after the sttlc to ReGrand; fi'Omlloward J. Luxan, a daughter of.Hol· wyn Elite- just fresh. · ··:·· .. 260 :Hogs 160.: .. ·· 500 BaJes of Straw Featuring the entire herd of Dr. George Seib of Edwardsville, lllinoisl ·· ~~ Head of Jl~tmlure Gilt..'l, due to farrow in May induding n very scnsatioual son of Montvie Uag Aptlle Chief from an "Ex~' ' 60 Ueru.l of Hampshire Sll~ats, weigh 154)-lb · daughter of Governor of Carnation with 1,085.1 lb fnt, 27,478 lb mm,: tf.i· ~7 Hampshire 'GUts, due to farrow lost of February get.hcr with i1.2 daughters - what tytle and udders. Some brecdet• should .. · aml. Marcil • ' Truck buy tbis,grou}l and have a great foundation. i50 Head of llampshlre Feeder Pigs 1948 (Jhe\Tolet 2-ton ,.True~, 2~speed. axle, Q~opper -~: l[arnpshird Boars, 9 months old . , . . · ·\ .,. FrQm ,Ontario- a great lot' of fresh ruad springing yowtg ·cows ruad . box, bydraullc laoist,, . ' · . heifers. There will be cows milking up to 80 lb per day.· More of the be~ .- tcr dairymen In this and adjoining states buy their dairy. cows through ; .... these sales ,than ruay other tJlooe. ,, . · · · · .Terms: Cash· · :.. ·.. ' '• I ·Not Responsible for ~ccidents · I' ' , ,. , . No other sale offers you so muclt f.or so littl~. Uemember, only good . '"·. cows are tJrofitablc on today's market -now Is the time to cull out the· low

prod~cers and r~t,l&.ce with cows that ~e proflt~ble und~r any 'coitdltlon. : I \ . ' \. .J...... ' ' ' ~ T. B. and Bangs Tested. Milking cows Mnstltis Tested. · ; ~ ' :•' "Bank·Terms:-,See Floyd Kehrl; Perutiman Bnuiclt, N~tlonBI Dank of •' Detroit, PJymoutb, Mlchlglin. . . · ·

••lawrence ~. 1 • ; lane - ·, I '

lr •·r F~bruary 10, 1955 Ingham County News Part 4 ·PfJrm ·sectioll

Ingham Elevators Have to Drv It unemplnynwnl eurnpnns1illon t.o 52 wcelts, IL hmncl hint nt tho Old Issues. and New Problems gunrantcml nnntllll wngc, "That nne will IICVCI' even get High-Moisture Corn Is Too Common out of commit lee," snld one Re· Give · Legislature Slow Start publiean member of tho seriate lly l\1:-U. A VIm\' along In gr!l m;r(ll!'r!d on lime In lngluun (JowH Win Jlrmor health and welfiU'e com·mlttec. Colliii,V A~1·u:nllmnl A~l'ill. llw fall. . At the Monrlny evening meet· Jly l~lmer \Vhlto a 65-mile an hour daytime limit • • • In my l'fllllllilngs· ;rr·ounrl llw 1:;. c. no~sman i'l'Jlnrts 111111 ing of lhe nll·hrcr.ris bnnquct at lllli!hlglm l'J-cl!s Assodl~llrm and 55 nt night. Other. hiUs enll for unlimited county iust wc,eil I slnppPci In al yields r·nn he I)(JoHIs and tried and oft·dcfeatcd fair em· commercial cornp;miC'i t hmugh· For the first 100 lh of high school of graduate studies served all fields Is greater than It was 50 tcrlc, Webberville, 442.6 lb fat; h years ago, but "In relation to other goods". imd services. .WII· p!oyment practices .commission -famous ·"caroful driver in· out this area and compiles I he analysis fertilizer the corn yield on the commission wh Ic was sc:1 other fields in which they can Iiams wouid illw to havl! his cor: surance" ci:lmpany-in the Robert Rhines, Onondaga, 442.0 up. in 1949, under a grant from bill and the usual "IIbcrallzatlons results of these te:;ts in Exten· will irwrcn~c about 8 bushels per poration profits tax. · · In worl>men's bcnef)ts· have been January 31· inuct slon Folder F-67-Corn Hybrids ;rem. The farmer will get another lb fat; Hugh Ellsworth and the ·Rockefeller Foundation, to major, a much smaller proportion ' • • * Bruce Decg, Holt, •141.0 lb fat; proposed. .. Compared. The new folder for 8 bushels for tile next 100 lb and maile a broad study of the pres· of college studehts concentrate In Nobody "doubts that the con: * + • Warren Childs, Dimondale, 440.9 ent and potential supply of .high· I he natural sciences or the hu· 1955 results has just come off the for the third 100 lb he would get troversial business activities tax The FEPC blll sets up rnachin· press and Is nvHilahlc at the ex· ahout 6 bushels. lb fat; Donal Parl1s, Williamston, manitlcs now that in 1900," says 439.7 lb fat; Denzil Hill, WI!· ly·tralned personnel. the report. will be extended beyond Its ery barring employers from fir· tension nffice in Mason. The researchers also indicate The need for such a study was For example, at the beginning March. 15: expiration date. Both ing or· refusing to hire a worket· According to the amount nf llarnston, 438.4 lb fat; .J. H. & I hat nitrogen siclc·dre.• · ings on demonstrated by the shortage, of the century one graduate In 8 Democrats and Republicans ·want on the basis of rnee,- creed, color moisture In the corn it would Dennis Underwood, Leslie, 438.3 the corn arc profitabl" where discovered during World War II, specialized In a forei~n language; to avoid another dlrf)ct assault on or national origin. lnol> as though too many farmers corn follows corn or a small lb fat; Clyde Snow, Jr., & Son, Mason, 437.9 lb fat; Harry Covert of highly-specialized workers In now only one In 80 has majored consumers. Senator Harry. F. Hittle (R. arc ·buying seed corn that is too grain crop. Side-dressing will re· Senator Carlton H. Morris fR. Lansing) and Rep. Louis J. late In maturity for their part!· turn about $1.50 for every $1.00 & Son, Leslie, 437.2 lb fat; Chellis all fields. in a foreign lanv,auge. Kalamazoo), new tax committee Cramton CR·Lapeer) urc on 2 To flnd oul STATI PARM cular farm; that they m·c getting Invested, hut It returns as· high P. Hall, Mason, 436.9 lb fat; Fifty .Years ago professional Education and eornmcrce have Kenneth Bibbins, Mason, 434.5 schools for business and educa· had the' biggest boom, with the chairman in the ·senate, said: of thl! bills, neither of which con· II you con It In too late or not giving ll as $19.00 fo1· each $1.00 Invested "Whatever ldnd of tax Is enacted, taln the "right to worl'" clause quullfy, enough fertilizer to hurry it in planting lime. lb fat; Ralston & Pfiester, Wll· tlon were practically . unknown, social sciences and psychology liamston, 434.4 lb fat; Russell we all !mow that In soml! way pushed as a counter·proposal last call your but now more graduates have close behind. Undergraduate de· Siolo Fur"l A the consumer Is going to have to year; Stover, Williamston, 432.4 lb fat; specialized In these fields than in grees in cngin-~ering, too, have owoniJ INJURANCI Harold Powell, Williamston, 432.0 any others,· the commission re· increased grencly. pay it. It'!l a question whether The "right to work" cia usc we can afford these expansions would enable a man to work in a lb fat; Elwynn Collar, Leslie, ports: Although there has been this NEED A WELL?? 430.8 lb fat; Ray Powell, Wll· at this time." factory whether or not hi! joined The part of the study dealing vast change in the type. of bache· Highway speed limits wlll be a unlori-a facet discrimina· I!amston, 430.0 lb fat;. Gottfried with college graduation trends lor's degrees, adv;mced degrees in of I .Can Drill. Graf "& Son, Stoclcbrldge, 426.1-!b an Issue again, with State Pollee tlon RepublicanS" feel is as im· 3 and 4 inch wells for farm and homn lntllcates that sweeping changes the different fi2lrJ~ have had a Commissioner ,Toseph A .. Childs· portnnt as FEPC. fat; AndTew Klelver, Williams· haye· .talmn place In American stable distribution throughout the Bernard E. Wilson 6, 8 and 10 inch wells for air-conditioning ton, 422.1 lb fat; Lawrence for the first time In support of Senator .Philip Rahoi ID-Iron higher eduea.tlon during the last- years, this phru;e of the study a ceiling. .. · Mountain) Introduced a bill to :!Iii ·1~: Ash Commercial and lrrJgatlon Foster, Williamston, 419.5 lb fat; concfudes .. · · · . L. B. Harris & E. W. Litchfield, The bills came·po~rlng :ln for extc"nd·. the 26·weeit.· coverage of Phtum l\lu;,on 2·8162 415.9 .. fat; ·

& Son, lb fat'; and Paul & Phone lll11son 5181 •· IU11son, Rou~ 1, Box 8D 413.5 lb fat; Harold Glynn, Ma· Rowe, Mason, 400.0 Jb' fat. liOn, 412.3 lb fat; Howard Coy, Soutlt of lUason on US·127A 11t City Limits Rencwrs Get Trmttment Sfl~h~~ ay '".~·~~ ff# : Mason, 407.0 Jb . fat; Lynn The executive committee of the Livestoclt Marl>eting association -.JOHN of Michigan met recently to de· Ho II yw o o d Fa .v or i t es_ •· • • : • • velop a practical . method of handling Bangs reactors at auc· tlons and assuring owners indem· nities on such cattle. HEAR a Parad.e of _ __ : ___ DEERE The government has increased the appropriation for Bangs test· .. ._,."; ' ,.".1 •. • . . ,;c.Y: lng. Michigan will receive $475,· Y.o u.r ... E.a. v_o r It e.<,l;.lkn e...t .. ;~~-~ .. ,:,.j~ :~~··~ 000.00 to be used before June 30, 1955. This will be used for test· 7 lng In new. counties and re-test· 1 lng feMtal Indemnities for grade .:..· and.. creglstered cattle. ·The lndem· · "Nittlliiii' -:··--olr- ~- nity for grades is $25.00per head I .. and··.·' for registered animals A Fu II. c0 I 0 r I Fu II. L' it g I h PJc.lu r; $50.00.: .·. ' . :...... Bangs · .. reactors , are . ·to be brnnCled: These. branded. animals must .be .. sold ::for <.slaughter : Is Comingl through · miu1tdpal!Y. liispedeci I slaughter· houses. Reactors going lntra·state mus~ go to federal in· I spected slaughter houses. This will allow many rriore buyers·. I Watch for approved list of buy· I PICKUP Modob. Popular Now ONE HUN. er:s and general announcement In I DRED wllh 6\f.r·ft. all·stool body or R-110 Sorios. 1 this respect. 4\f.r or S·foot boditJ. Floor ribbed for lncraasod The state law says that sale I ,rigidity. Tlght.fastonlng tallsato. must be direct to slaughterer. Your auction may be the selling I agency between the farmer and Top l.i9d-D.drf slaughterer. Your auction will as· I "&If sume this responsibility. Things ;-fOR ROCK·BOTTOM COSTS~ which must be done as· animals I I come into the sale by the parties running the auction are .to pro· I vide separate pens for Bangs re· The new J'ohn Deere "45" If your work calls for a %-ton pickup, actors, sell to approved slaughter· I Combine, shown here, is among panel or stake truck, we've got the right truck er only, sell reactors after all the many new machines John other cattle are sold and clean I Deere Day guests will see in the to keep your costs 'way down! -~ , and dlsslnfect pens before any film, "What's New for 1955." PANILS, R·IIO Stritl, 115·1nch wheelbase. I Loadspaco dimonsiansr Length 90 lnch11, width From any angle, INTERNATIONAL is your other cattle are put Into these 40. lnch11, hol;ht 54 i~ch11, Roar doo11 open same pens. . best tr~ck buy. The new economy Silver Dia~ Exclumge Phms Mce.tlug . I .to 90 or 180 dogroo posltlan. mond engine is built to keep_ operating and.., Yn'll ujey ...,,. Glen Webster, president of the llllftrit• ,, .thlo hrl­ I miUntenance costs at a minimum. . local livestock. exchange group, ;uh.. P"l'•lll-1• reports that the 1955 livestock ex·. nttriiiRial ..... li•. 'Thke Comfort. The Comfo-Vision cab has, change meeting will. be held at ftrmtllw• preerali· ..at I plenty of head, leg and shoulder room, cush• the Dansville town hall Tuesday, PLUS will · ,.tlttkt yit~l February 15. The meeting will Iii,. tl,. allkt I io'ned comfort for the biggest drivers, \ A Hew Gordon FamiiJ Hit AND ll'S start at 10 with a lunch nt noon 'I 'Thke Performance, When you drive it yoll'U · ' · followed by a spealdng program IAlso, "What'~ --~EW lor ,1955~' ·. ALL FREE know what %-ton truck performance should,, and entertainment. On the pro· gram w111 be Don· Star)c of Mlch· \''Oddities in 'Farming" · , '·; I · really be like I All models have tubeless tires lgan State college with "Live· . IIAKIS, R·IIO Sorlts. Heavy 'l1·1nch oak floor. . standard, with power steering, automatio stocl( Trends," and ·Dr. Charles i"Power Steering. T~kes Over,"~ an.d ~d~ed ~~ort S~b!eqtp I tldt and tnd rcickl %·ln. klln-drlod hardwood, J. Hubbard of Mason speaking on ltunl)' •tetl et~ktl oaJII)' rtmovablt for fiaf! · tranSmission, or overdrive at e~:tra cost.m•· • I ...ICI operation, · veterinary practices, · Prickly pear farming in San J1D eye-openi.og drive. todal~ The "Day of the Year" for the I Diego Is one of the unusual ~ ' . . . ··•'t'IJ·)~. . ··Man of the Soil"' ... and H" Entire Family far!lllng practices shown ln Ellsworth Cow Hits 57B;<~~ 'Pddltles In Farming," which ·.'r.ou!f!ad•·in maycov11 the down pay"'enr. Aak ahout ourconvenlinlferm~~ I w111 be shown to John Deere Day . Romany Woods Flossie Lou,· rt . audlimces. registerea Guernsey, owned by JOHN DEERE DAY I ·•, Hugh Ellsworth of ~Holt, pro· .·11,133 'ib. of ,.milk and 578 I SILSBY IMPLEMENT CO .. fat. This' ·production repre· '': ·. j ... 4 •• • • i •• , , I . ' , . npproxlm~teJy· 5,349·quarts Tuesday __ ··· . 'I 1 ' • .. 214 State Street Mason. hlgh;quallty milk•. Lou w~s· an I . . . '~ ll·yenr·old ·nn(j. waS' milked 2 I tlm(ls dally for 305 days.. . . FebrUaty 22: .·· ... , : • ' I . , ' ~,, , ' r '. ·' • , ,' ·, ~ • •.•. , . • : A. A~; Howle,l., &.(o; ."""; :·.· Mason.:.;: .. ·r;..: .'11 A.·· ·:·· .···!: :. ' :. ·.. ·.. ·:<:<·~~-.. ~,- .. !:-:-.-...... ~·::·~· .. ..:. _;~·:· ,. ·•l,.·, '.:·: Blower System An nprlght C011Cl'PIP. r.!nve Hiln, Hog Prices Are Lowest Since 1952 Survey Shows nenrly $1,111!0, .,, .. Cuts Feed Work Estlmulrs nl' Inial r•ost fnr .~In/'· uge, spnllngo iiiHI f[•nrllng of grus·> fly ('111'1 Cllllllt moving li1 lnlcrstate r.ommcrec rnny nppr.nl tn hnelel lhrongl1 Hhec•l mnted nl fl/iflfl/11111 iwnrl. '!'wn Hill \VI'lghl nh;n poinll'rl Dill would h1• llllfll t'r;ll' humnn u~e. cnm11lr;lt!d n prellrnlnur.v c•xpl!J'I· steret pipe. 'l'llP plpr., lw ~ulrl, C'llll How mur!h rlnrm 11 silo c•osl'/ IIJ!s: ,\'Ol/ 1/'1! HhDI'I of illlllll',\' Ulltf yenrs ngo wl11•n IIH· .lct/llllll'Y 1<111 Good donn fnrm slrm1gc will mrml. pJ•ovlng lhnl vllumln B·l2 he~. ;, m· fi lndH~H in rllnnwter, fr WflS uhol/1 :j:ti,:lOii,IJfl(} iH'IIII, ll11• Karl 'I', WrlgiJI, 11 Mif'!Jignn have~ lim prnpt•J' Hill•, ynu t'llll' r.­ pny orr. 1~1·om nnw on wheat fr.rl to laying hl'Jl:l In mlions m· SpC>Eii onf!·lhlnl horse· 150·1011 r•npnclly Wn11!d f'OSI llillll/( Siendy f'l!idct•IJ :111!1 l'g{:( )IJ'icCS' ~70 . I'I!S/IIIg Hill! 111111'1', I(CI/~H 1'111 Hillli(· fnJ' ll!c I fl5fi r•or11 crop has been n signiflcanl dlseovPI',Y; B-1~ Is powe1· J'm• eueh I ,000 J1rll11His nf llJJI'illg lit(• l'fllllillg /llOillilS. l~gg 1/fic• lnssl•s; IIH• fc>Pdlng is rlr11tr• '-- ;;cl n 1 dosl' lo 50,000,000 ucreH-­ !mown to sllmulntr; f1l'owth in grain movetl jl£!1' hOlll', FJ~ANRUN I·~NOR t'nnnslenrl. ~ Thai's tlw nllotm~nl fm· the com· 0111 !IIIli I he system Is simple and .John Det't'e Day J'eatut·e, ''Miss Ha1tte." H wtll be prl!'l ol yem• ago, fly f\lnrdl '"' April ll~e merclnl ~ot·n oren of 805 coL/niles Purdue sclenli~ts sluclyitJg car· the weather-proof pipe! r11n he t11e attmr.tion nt l.he A. A. Howlett oren how;e 'TliPHclny, nutpul will llf' dn~•· to Just yenrs In 21 stall's. Here 111 Michigan 20 eas·ses of cnlllc fl'cl rations con· · ·lrvels. Bmll1•r pmdur·lion hHH ul· suspended In the nh·. He sulrl !he Febt'ltai'Y 22. lngl1am County News cotllllirs nrc lndudcd in the eom· talnlng hormones found no evl· hlowel' system is not us P.f'J'Ielent fcbruilry 10. 1955 Page 2 -~ ready rlmppPtl I•PitiJIII a ,Vf'rtl' ago, rnerrlal corn nren. And the HWifi drne" or re~ldunl i1ormunes in the Pl'lrPH IHII'P dlmlu•rl ill lT!ct>nl as the medlllnil'ul conveyor, how· ---- allotnwnl t'or these t•ounlles· Is mea I. 'l'hls was lnte WIJclhot" I he I:'VeJ•, Here's the ·Way IOJ' r•ioVC!; OJ' nny o[ IIH! spit'{! your wl:'eks, l;J7fi,Oilll acres-up around 12% feeding of hormone~ wns sloppt>d family lllws. But mix II IVPII wltli Lnylng llor'i~;. I•'Pril'l':il poul· monls to be eligible for prier HliJl· stilbestrol. Cheney Holstein yOU!' 0\VIl fllll'k Hlll/Hilgr>'! SC':LSil/11'1( nli'lll il!l'OllgiJ illf' trynwn sn.l' il lnok~ llkr egg pori on lheh· J!)fifi corn, Lyman. Br:tlZit!r, a Michigan grinder. BOIIIPT CI.OIIetQ prices will sl<'ady tlltlll 111 lfc If! ~lay MISCELLANY .•. Commerclnl Slate eollege men!~ SjJL•eialisl, of· Don't !will llw sausngr. OI'Cl' •I Hprlng, wiH•n llit'Y will stm·J IIJ!· hmiii:'J' Ollillllt In Jil lwy st.ales Improves Line ~ WIUTI Oil liD lllei! gTowcJ'S uppmvcd mnrltet· last. year climbed 12'/n over 1fl53. fm•s this uclvlcc: lo li weeimiWIIt~~ I plaslie film llas been OJlC'raterl h:1vr charger) I!Jr. U. S. wiiiJ I'C· pairs of dnughters and dams for salr only "·' ft'l'fl Whf'iil Jl, >lLII'r'r.ssfltl!y hy rescarchet·s. al sorling tn a clumping policy in whlc·h show that the daughters of upon smnplinv. lly F'DA inspJ•r·l· lhr. Unlvr.rsily or Kcntucl ~-:uesls were given :t l'lwicf' nf I han city folks---9.3% compared yielrl.hy ·1·1·hushcls per af'J'e'! 17 -F-111 Maurice &. Bob 1rnilk Ill' ml'l'er. wl!h. 75~\·. Men drunk mnrr> milk It r'an he done if you use the 2-8761 I f•'m• 11 ll]ectlH, aoo out Cl[ 1,777 than women-22',/,; eomparerlwilil rigiJt amounl of fe1·lliizcr· anct Col· 4o/o prr.ple_o.J·1 •;:·-chose mille In n 7'/-. f,~Jarge uumber of men cli·~nk low· i)raclkcs. thnt have~ br.en lwo-mr.al survey, only <1% dmnk holh niilk and col'fce. •:ecommendecl lly the Michigan mill' when IJJ('y had to ask fo1· 11 .. Agl'icultural Experiment Station. Land Bank BrJ'orc 1he survey, l\c>llogg Cen· ... '!'hat was the gist of a talk by 10 ,.. 11:'1', like many other establish· Head Dairy Cows and ·Heifers C. R: !Rayl Hoglund hefn1·e a 70 ments, Hei'VN) mffee, and the t I•'at·mers' Wee!' auctienee at Mlch· .. gurst receivC'd milk only If Jw Plastic. Liner LOANS igan Slate college Wednesday, 1\'lay- Holstein Cow, 2 years old, l'I"I~Sh and open asl>f'ct for II. Now, KC guest!i arc February ~. Holstein Cow, old, Dottie- Guemsr.y Cow, (i ym11"s old, dur 1\J:u·c~h Ill slill asked lo make their eholce, flui•PY- 2 ~·P:u·s lu·Nl .: Helps Boost Hoglund, a U. S. clepnrtmcnl nf ,Janu:u'Y 28 . ,Jane- Holstein Cow, 5 years old, l't·rsh aml OJH'Il agriculture researcher at M.S. C., ,Junr,- Holstt~iu Cow, 4 ycaJ•s old, dtw ,July 2R Hosir. -llolstein Cow, .4 year:-; old, fl'l'sh and OJII'Il National Apple Storage f•ontended that the average fnrm· Pug- Holstein Cow, 4 ~''~lll's old, ba·ed llt!cemhcl' I 2 Sally -lfolstr.in Cow, (i yea1·s old, dur IH:m~h 1,1 , c1· will have to double the nmounl Wendy- Holstt~in Cow, 4 ycaJ•s old, h1·cd · ,Jf~ll.n- Bt·own Swis.~ Cow, fi ~·~~nrs old, I'I'Psh :uul Hatching Weekly .!;. new plastic craie liner now or fertil!zet• he uses at planting UHcemhtH' H open farm loan under test may help put crisp I imc to mul'c ·oats a paying crop, Ann- Holstein Cow, B ye:u·s old, IH'Ptl Octohe1· 22 Alice- Uolstoin Cow, fi years old, hl't~d Oetnbt~l· 2(i All Wiltter Michigan apples on the store shelf Ancl I he Iarm•:r would hnvc In 1\laudr. -Holstein Cow, 3 yt~ars old, h•·•~d ,Janua.•·y H past late winleJ'. make Increased use or improved Sw•- RegistPI'Nl Holstein Cow, 5 year:-; old, Guernsny Cow, HI years old, l'rc·sh and OJlC'll Association Pnllorum·glean Chlelr11 The liners aJ'f! similm· to lhe varieties, hettet• tillage nnd wecod ht·c~d Novemhrw 17 ll1~t.ty- Spt•elc - llolstein Cow, (i yr.a1·s old, and HJH'n 415 S. CoehJ•nn transparent plastic hags you see contrnl practices and he woulrl Spot- Holstein Cow, tl. yrru·.,;; uld, f•·esh nnd OJ)en l't·c•sh Phone ISSO on fruits and ·vegetables. have to tile poorly drained field::, ,Joan- flolslil:in Cow, (i .rem·s old, due July 2fi Luci'Y -llolstt~in Cow, 4 ye:u·s old, fa•t•sh and npt•u Chan·lotte Donald H. Dewey ancl Walter I he farm economist insisted. '.rhe Ii'tH'n- Rrowu Swiss Cow,. n yt•urs old, ft·esh and Nig -llol.~tein Cow, 6 yea1·s old, due IUay (i fi due ol' Gulliver's Hatchery Ballinger, Michigan Slate college average farmer now, he said, only · O~ll . 'flny-lfolstllin Cow, yeat•s old, day salt~ Flehl Offico lloiNiein 5 yt•:t.J'S old, thw Phone 113!11 . Eaton Uaplds horiiculturist·s, have the bags un· malces 20 cents pe1· hQlll' for labor l\targe- Holstr.in Cow, 5 yr.a1·s {)Ill, due Febmury 2G l.ady- Uegistm·r.tl Cow, 13!1 W. A~:!: l\Iason 1\lit.l'(lh 28 der- test in southeast Mi; old, OJli'H They. say growers, wholesalers recommended practices cnulrl .Jm111y -llolstein Cow, 4 ~·ti:il's old, brett· ·· · · ·· ·· · December H farrow in l\larch planlcrl until after harvest, poinl 2 l•'arm 1\Iasttw Single Lrnit.s !) Btlrlishirt Gilts, dtm to fm·•·ow in 1\l:m:h nut M. S. C. scientists. Dtwi-1\ool 4-cau Sidr. Door 1\lillc Coolm· '' l~cglstcred llrunpshh·•~ Gilts, tlttt~ to fn.t'l'fl\1' iu Helps Cut Costs. 5-mm M.ilk Coolr.r MaJ•eh . 15-gallon Watt\1· lleatN· !lO Uead Chester White and Uerk~hi1·c~ fPt~l'll•·~· Shonl~ ·SEE US FOR Watch the mlllc·feed price ratio 2'7 1\lillc Cans -it· will help cut costs. That's 'RegistcJ'ed Berlcshit•e Bou.1·, 10 · mnuf.h.~ oltl what dairyme-n attending Farm· 2 nonble Wash 'J'anlcs ' lll.lmpshh·e noar, U monl.hs olil e1·s' Week at Michigan Stnte col· SHt of Sunbc·am Cow Clippea·s .li .U9g Jl'ee~lel'lj . · ~~~:ED lege were advised. Start-me ,Janwsway Feecl Cart ou U.nbbea·. ol' STEEr~ Quantity flo~ 'l't·oughs The prlce.feecl ratio is the ;rnnwswa.y Ot·ain T1·uclr on "ubbet•, lJew Posrs· END J){tiry SciLies · · { numbeJ· of pounds of iecrl that n ELECTRIC polll1c1 of milk will buy. RIG:HT 2 l~ltlctrie Fly StJrayea·s (Also wire-fe'!cers) Whei1 the ratio is high, M. S. C. ~H.l'liine•· ami Pa.Uo.; CorniiiiOats--Straw 'J'reatetl Poles - U-16-18-22-25 Ft. Fai~m Economist Dnle Butz pointed out, feed Is cheap relative fl,O.OO Bushels of Ear Corn lrenc(l - Barbed Wire - Lawn Fence oOO Bales .of Wheat StJ·aw to milk. And it wol'lts vice vet·sa. WITH - Gates --12-14-16 Ft. That. means, salcl But?:, that Horse 800 Bushels of Oat~ SEEDS individual cows should be Jed on S(wtted Qnarte•· llorsc, 1\faJ•e, .8 yen•·s Qld ~00 .Balles of Alfaltn-Clovel" Jlay Marnrnotla Clove•• the basis of production. 2 Saddles mul Rt•idles fiO T.o~'> CIO\'er-Aifo.lfn. Chopped flay Cnnnillan Grlnun Alfalfa Many good ciairymen, he !nell· .L20 To.ns Silage J)[edlum Clover Certlfletl Ranger Alfalfa . Llldlno Clover ' .. cated, are .feeding ubout n pound of gi•nin- for every 5 or' 6 lb of Terms: Cash ' . Timothy - Bromo mlllt .. · , . ·. Not Responsible for Accidents Fcw-tUize•• Ortlors Taken' .. The milk~ feed price ratio now, A "High Energy" formula ' 4 •, t ·, t. according 'to Biltz, would Indicate with 3-Nitro and Vitamin I( LUNCH STAND ON GROUNDS GENUINE.' OLGA.COAL that moi·c,'feed than· that would be that · llarl~ chick~ lasr.· DANSVILLE METHODIST LADIES AID Egg-Stove RED JACKET unnecessary. unless the da!rymml S~und, .early _growth is ·tho . ;· Stol,cr · ·COLONEL JACKHORN. has especially good cows. But he pointed out, if milk ·first step in building strong, early:maturing birds, Please Be on, Time LhMBARD CHAIN SAWS prices lnet•ease relative to rced 1 H Hogs· Will a, Sold First may pay to feed slightly heavier. Available with medication - Hog Feeders -·.wadcrors .;. ."Troughs:..;..; Stock i'~ And If feed prices move up, .It at preventive levels for .. : ' .., roay pay to stretch the feed a bit ' . . -depending on·· the 'quality of Coccidiosis control ·and In roughage, the ' economist' lndl· .·. mo,h or Krum form,. cated: . ·. . . ' . . . ' F.·C. A."~rspJJ. a~IJd Sons, Pro,.· .... Joy ;Pavis ~ ·cashie(. · · · · '"': .~. ·· · · ·:E.ad.\OP.os.,.,or~ ~ ·(i~k .. ·, .

_ .. ,,...," Shc~p Shca•·ing Jersevmcm fllan Meetiua · Jersey Cattle , Goes to School· ThB Ingham county·' ,Jeraey Cnttlc chth will hold It's nnnunl Country & Wnnl: lri. Jr.nm how to shcnr Helped America shnt!J1 'I meetin~ on Mnt·ch 5, nt the homo ;\ spodnl sd10ol 111. Mlehlgnn of Ml', nnd Mrs. Konnoth Blbhlna Htnln r:nllcgn, l•'eht'IIIII'Y 21·2'1, will of Every ronrl. A polludt rllnncr Be Developed Town glvn ynu n r:hnncc-nvcn If you're will he served nl noon. Nevels By Jim Brown n lwglnnel', PenrBon will show :;llrln:; on his Ever slnee tlw rlii,\'H or IIH' Gmydnn Blnnl;, OXIIlnSIOil i!hCep dent mariner many a Hiilllnr.ran·'------:-::-----:~=-=---· tJ•ip to ·Brllaln, Continental Eu· fl ll specialbl, Hnirltlw first 2 rlnys nrc 'r:hlp r·uptnln Hr!!Pr·t~d n rn!Hh Wllll:unston 1'oll1s will haven tou~h tim11 Ill np; for• hcr.rlnners. Lilli the lnHI 2 Will mpo nnrllhc Chnnnel I:;Janc!s with .Jeroey ns his Hhlp'H l'nw, hr!r·nrrsc: 1u1 1111111tl rnJiln.cmmmt for I ... A. Chmllly, ttp;l'imJitum f.[iVn CXjliJJ'JC!Ili!CrJ HhCiil'CI'S 11 the Nnllonnl HI judging tcum. tlwir· mlllt was Hrt rlr:h nnrl tlw tmwhm·. After s11 rvinp; Wlllhtm~tnn i'ihUm l!HH,, he chnrwe to dwl'lt the fliH!l' points nnlmniH Wt!re HO J'llgf.(ed nnd r•ffl· htL'i ILIJ;I'BI~d to Will']{ foi' ~he Mlclup;~ll Farn~ n~JrUUJ: nf I he buH!nPHs nnd lo tnlk over dent. lhn·inp; his stay in Willuunston, Jus :;tu!knts "~1avc cnJ'e of equipment. The .Jerm!.Y !111H Jll'llVPri hror VI!!'· lllli'IWd 27 Stal.tl J•'!U'IIWI' dllgr!les! •1 AnHH'lr;ltll Jr.tr?l- Spoclnllsts will .he on hnnd for Dr.C.J. Hubbard sntillty muny times. Wlwn ,Jr•r· r•.J' dHgrel~s, lLlld 2 gold awards ,Ill the uat1mml.l~1.st the lnslrttr' 1lons. The ,Jersey hi'eer!cr~ recng· 1"1 " l\1' I St t 11 ge 1 homemalwr finds it important to e •• lay sooner on Master Mix nizcd early the nccrl for· produe· hy Dr. Carl Iluff,!nan of 1 ~ ligan , a ·e c~ (~. ' !mow cheeses and how to usc which makes lt mighty good cat·' and croc! Chnssis with dual wheels mixed breeds, 30.5 lb fat, 754 lb Dl'iclt cheese Is semi-hard and milk; and Bartlg & Van Riper, 21 3-Piece, ·Bildt•oom Suito Stoel< Tanl> grade Holsteins, 30.1 lb fat, 8P7 lb Chest of Dra,wers 2-Wheeled 'l'railer Outclasses all tractors of its type! You get five working milk. Child's Desk · • Power Lawn Mower speeds and one road speed-six in ali-in this'brand-miw High cows and their ·owners State Furnishes Rocl>ing Chair Oliver Super 55. . were: · _..Baby Bed . Universal Milldng Machine with single unit and pipe· line . · Included is the .~upcr/ow you've always wunted-,-only Mature class-Cariylc Waltz, Table and Lamp Clwst l);f ·miles per.hour at full engine speed; Cut ba.blc the Planting Stock·· grade Holstein, !J1.3 lb fat, 2,470 1\itehen Table and Chairs Quantity of Small Jland. Tools throttle and you· can slow down to %: m.p.h. fot those lb mille; and Harry Covert & Son, About 15,500,000 young 'trees 2 !)xl2 Rugs. creeping crawl jobs. Best of all, this 8Uper low is matched registered Holstein, 88.6 lb fat, nrc available for spring planting Duncan Phyfc 'l'llble to the recommended PTO speed of 545 r.p.m. Now you 1,970. lb mlll1. from the conservation depart· Combination Radio and Phonogt'Rl)h can handle tough PTO operations with less difficulty, Under 5 years-Carlyle Waltz, mcnt's 3 northern nurseries,. · ·G. E. Electric Stove' less crop .loss. , grad,e Holsteins, 76.6 lb fat, 1;870 Jack pine seedlings,' red and Quantity of Toys · 1 Geese Poultry I..ow, compact and 'heavy, this 2-3 plow Super 55 also lb mllk; and Charles Davis, regis· white pine seedlings and trans· ·universal Bottled Gas Stove ; .. 17 Iicad Chickens ·- oittimlls all tractor.s in its class. Powered with a modern, tcred Holsteins, 71.0 lb fat, ·1,870 plants and white sp1·uce seedlings · .Quantity .of Di~hc~ thrifty, high-compression gasoline engine or full diesel. lb milk. . · and transplants are-avall'nble. The (j Gueso ·, Pick the one that saves you the most." Under 4 years-C. A. Diehl & stoel\ will be ready for shipment Sec the new,· versatile Super 55 with its built-in hy­ Sons, registered Holstein, 87.8 lb In lRte April ·and May. draulic system and 3-point hitch linkage, double-disc fat, 1,830· lb mill<: and Charles ·Generally each year,· nul'scry Davis, registered Holstein, 74.3. supplies of some species are ex· Terms: Cash brakes, independently controlled PTO and ball-type unit 1 • ..NofResponsibl.e for 'Accidenis that maltcs steering twice as:easy. Get the Super 55 . lb fat, 1;770 lb mlllt, ' , · Iuiusted jong before tile sll!pplngJ story before you buy! · Under 3 years-Davis & Ells· dates' arrive and foresters urge worth, registered Holstein, 66.4 haste In ordering. Price lists and lb fat, 1,660 lb milk; and Joe Mar· order blanks may, be obtained '; 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' · .• · • ' : tin, registered Holstein,· 57.6 lb from the forestry division, depart· • • • • • •.• • • • ·'';- ·' •···· • •·• •·• • • ,., •·•·•·• ''!""" • • • • fat, 1,440 lb milk. mi:mt of conservation, Lansing.. Franci•S .Platt' ·, .. oat ylelds·ln Michigan wer~ hi·. ·.The Ternst~dt Division of Gen· 0· · ' . creased from 24 to 70 bushels per era! Motors .reproduces 3,2,00,000 . · . . · : acre In ·. 1954 by · using ample copies of• typewritten e11glnecring . LEON 'SIMONS·. . I. '"J( · · , ·. · · 1\linneapolls-Moliite - Oliver · phosphorus and ·potash fertilizer Information per, year. This· 1~ J ' Prop. . •. J:•.. _Just a .mile north of Mruim!_.on US·l~~ . •• . .. at plantil1g.tline_and.top dressing equivalent 'to· 1,537 . copies per ~ ~ Dunsmore. : ' ' . .· Clerk. . ~,_ ~ 1/, .'. -'-· ::: .._:.·;: . ~<.: .PI.~onc. ~-5971 . ·-·- ... ,' , c:- · :: ::;,-l ;· ·. ,t~tb,ni~~og~~::~ .: .,: ":· :,'·.', ,< ~~ur, ~er ~o~, per wor~lrig.,yeai-: J.-~~~~~~~~~~!IIII~... ~~~~~IIi~~~~~~~ ... --~.. -~ .. ~~~JIIII!IIJII!IIiliia.a.~~~~~ ... ~~~~~~~II!JI~~.~· Hayworth .Speeds His First Bill Through Congress lly liON HAVWOU.'I'II IHmnlwa· of Cnll!fi'~'H~ 'l'he nr·sl hill, Ol'lglnnt lng In my niTiee nncl pnssr:!rl h.Y I he hou~c ol' represent nlives, Jms n 1'111 )lm· stmnge slor·y. One rlny last week nt noon I gol. an nh·mnll, ~peclnl rjellvcr·y lettel' from the rllrcciot· of lllf' Dairy Cattle Dispersal centennial nl Michlgnn Slntn eol· lege asking me to push thr'ntlgll the eongress a resolution cxlencl· As my son is )!;ning inlo Uw SI'I'Vil·•~. we~ will Sl'll uf, puhli•: IIIH'.Iiuu at lng the gi'C!nllngs unci fellcltnllons tli~ farm loeut.••d 2 mil••s snu01 ol' Musuu ou IIS-1:~7 lu Holf•· •·outl, t:ast 1111 PIN-UPS FOR DAIRYMEN-Poll~ters would probubly llud. thnt l•urvuceou~ cnlendnr cutlc~ run: of lhe nntlonnl government to ihr. Uolfl• rnud a milt'S. ll poor second Uws<: t.Jays as pin-up favorites in tlw eyes or dniryrnen. Much more seductive curves cnllegc on the celcbl'll lion of II s nrl' thosl· cuvlsioncd bY mill1 producers on futUI'I! snlcs.chnrt~ us world poflticnl figures lend their centcnnln!. The suggesilon waH. tnccs tr> mlllt·consumpllon progrnms. At left, Pr·emler Pierre M1mdes-Frnnce registers enJoyment made lhalthls would be cspr.c!ally of mil It, during him enmpalgn to increase its consumptiou nud decrcuse the'lntnltc of ulcoholic bcv­ helpful if II came In lime for n crnges in l!'l'OilCC. West Gennuny's chancellor, Konru:l Adcriuucr, center, hoists II gift curtlin ot large affair to be held on t.he mlll1, IJnl• of rnnny fmm ull du!rying 6ections of We;,t Gcr.m>rny. And Agr!culturo Secrl!tnry Ezrn campus Fchrunry 12 when nola· 1:00 P. M. 3 2,500,000 . 1:00 P. M.i: Tull Benson, right, downs tolter1 toost to the more thun pints. ~f mlllt consumed in hies ji'Om all over the cotlntry I 17 . ·, Chicago, Ill., undea· he government's school milk program Thursday,. February will he there to ·launch a ycm·· long program or conventions, ·------~- ... Ingham Leads the List ennferences, n ncl · ot hm· spccla I events. Phone II. probably was not rqallzecl, Price Brothers Phone that the legislative pJ•ocess Is ex· M~s~n Auctioneers ·:.·:.·.centennial Citations Will Go to 27 tremely complicated, and that Stockb1·idge normally this would take nl least , .. Ihgham county leads the l10nors Ahram~ Instrument corJlOI'at!on contr!hulions to the welfare ancl a month or 6 weelts-even at hcst. 2~8761 ·'· .. · 'llsi. u,t Mlr.hlgnn State college for· and Almuns Acl'iill Survey r•m·po- . dcvcloJ1mcnt of the state. But while the bill wns bi:!lng Maurice & Bob 17-F-111 .. ·· cenlcnnlul IIWIII'cls. Till' awards nlllon .. Lansing, a pioneer in i1ls Paul A. Marlin, editor and puh- drawn up hy the legislative coun· foi· ·contrlhulion~ to· state and ·•· ·· ... nntloh will I'w presented at cere­ flelcl. llsher, Lnnslng, for· devotion to sel, I got. In touch with. the ap· ...... monies Snl!rnlay, Ingham county Eugene Alicman, retii·cd sccr·c. r:cneralwelfarc, understanding of proprlale committee chairman ... · " ls the home of S of IIH• nunihr.r. tm·y·manager of Micl)igan Pr·ess human pmhlems ancl civic spirit. and house leaders, both Hepuh- ·r•·coocl·atlon J~·a<·t· Lar1"'1g 1· llcan and Derriocratlc, a1id got Llstbd ;\iphabet ica!ly, t lwse Ill''' , .,~ . , • ~· ~. ,;u . , oa· ,John M. Mayrwrcl, rcllrcd husl· agreement to allow II to be· in; 17 Reg{stered and Grade Holsteins 27<: scn•lce to Michigan newHpnpea·s ness executive, Lansing, for deep the Ingham men whn will rreeivf' nml Mlehlgan State eollcge. interest in prognrm for Michigan lroduced on the lloor without go· the mvnrc!s: Vrrnon .J, ·Brnwn, rr•t ired ctli· ing through committee. State college and \Vclfnrc of stu· Holstein Cow, 5 years bid, bt;ed Decemhm· 17 Jlolstdn Cow, 2 ycmrs old, (:all' by sid•• Tatherl Ahrams, prcsidcnl of lor and pulll!c ol'fidal, Mason, for rlcnts. ' The printed resolution was put Holstein Uow, 5 years old, due ,July 18 . llolsfdn Cow, 2 years old, fr·esh and UJII'II , ------Vern V: Moulton, president in my hands on the· tlooJ' while .. llolstein Uow, 4 years ol1l, fresh and qpt:n Jlolsll'in Cow, 2 3'1':trs Hid, due August :{II Atlto·Owner!i Insurance Co., Lnn· the house was tn session the Ingham County News February 10: 1955 Page 4 llolstein Cow, 3 years old, l'resh and opm1 Holstdn Cow, 2 yP:u·.~ old, chw August :n sing, Io1· outstanding community' next· day.· I got to my feel l(olstein Cow, 4 years :old, fresh and op1m scr·vlcc. when the gentleman on the floor llulstdn Cow, 4 years old, fresh a1id 01'1'11 Registered llolstein Cd\v, .R ·years old, due April 21 Holst.•in Uow, 5 yt~:u-s old, fi'Psh and OJit'n Alhcrt J. Phillips, executive sec· had llnishe~ spea!cing and. asl

versltics, learned and professional farm .will receive a free• Sx7I mounted societies,,. alumni nnrl business from afl over the natLon to help enlargement of the farm. start the celebration of its 100th • + + + NOW .• .Free Wtilg • IMPLEMENTS ONE master hitchpolntl , I At·ound thnt key idea, Allis-Chalmers has de· • velopecl n new principle of tractot· farming. It's the Allis-Chalmers FREE~SWING system. of hitching implements. . · · l~REE-SWING does five important things: ·' IIOW TO SAY "TJIANKS": · \1. Makes hitching minute-~uick._ These 4 'Ingham county fani1 .merchants llave ar· ,2. Allows implements to go where led, ranged for tile publication or 52 "Mystery" pictures. The ·Ingham County News 3. Helps steering. Single master hitchpoinl It's tllelr tribute to a No. 1 industry in Ingham coun· SEED ;.;_ FEED - COAl, is ahead of rear axle. ty. If yoi1 lilte U1e .'arm JJilitureil tell tbm so. · FERTILIZER - FENCE - Complele News Coverage 4. Parmits shorter 1urns on contours, POSTS of Rural ingham County · s; Lets plciw. d~dge obstr~i:tlans. We Give Golll Stamps Test Allis-Chalmers FREE-SWI-NG implements • ·ail· yo(li' fnrn'i. See tis for a deinonstrntlon of Phone Leslie 2~54 - M11son 1!689 plow, disc harrow, subsoile1·, or. drill planter. .Watch for Y6'ut .. Farm A new 11Mystery" picture ·will appear' each week. ·Mason Elevator Yours may. be next•.. No one knows· whose fanns Producers Co-op ~!'ve been ~hotographed-no't ·even' .tile pli~tog~ rapllers-lt s 9P to you ·to .come . tllroi1gh · wit~ ,tile answers! . . . · . · · .· · . . Elevator Co~•· . ' ' ,, ' .· Ingham County News Fchruarv 10, 1955 Pngc 5 J.F.OAJ, NOTICF.~ I U~OAJ, NOTTOEA UllOAJ, NOTICJi:il OllDI':It FOil l'Uilt..ICAliON I' IN At. ACCOUN I ~I'EN< EII-Mnrch 3 llllili Alul• 111 Ml hhw11 II I fnr tl fl r ry uf fludum Legal Notices " I I I

Orr. M. J. Green \I II IUN ,\JUi\N

1\lll~Ofl 11791

Ha''lllg deculP!I to quit thP d.lll ~ husuu ss, I n1ll sdl al llllhlic· .mdwn .tt th1• farm Ill. nult•s 1 .tst ol Fitch­ bm·g to Pat man 1 oad, nor I h on l'.unr.tn r o.rd 2 nuh•s, or ,j ~ milts not 1lnwst of Stoc I.IJJul~'i· on Catholic Churc•h road to J>,llman Joall, south ont lllilt, stcmJd l.um south ')I C.tlholu Church 1o,ul on P.um.tntn.tcl 1:00 P. M. Tuesday, february 15 1:00 P. M. • Phone Price Brothers Phone of Probnte Stockbridge Audeoneers Mason 17~F-111 Maurice & Bob t9LS-l Com! ------ll Head Ho~stein farm Machine•·y lntl'tll.ltJOn.ll Sult• l!.tlrc· Cows and Heifers Ill t t'l n.t tlon.tl Pnl.t to H1~~~ 1 lohu Ut'l'l r 7 II Wwdilll\c Jfolstt'in Col\, 5 ~ ('lll s old, 1h11 M.t} '~'i l~o ul Gt:ull'i lfolstem Col\, 2 Y' :us old, dill' 1\l.tH h I I I 11 ~1111 1•,.11 I h 1\lo H 1 Ilolsh•m Crm, 2 ye.11s ohl, IHI'd Dt c•t mhc 1 l llolstem Col\, 7 .)'l'.u s old, hll d 1.11111 11 \ ~~~ Jlolslt•in Col\, fi ,\ t :us old, IH I'd Oc tn!H 1 i It Dairy Equipment Uolstl'in Co \I, :l ~ 1'111 s old hit cl D1• c•m ht 1 ll Uolstmn Cow, 2 \l'llls old, IHPII Ut tt mhPI 1 ·~ S111 gc 1\lllluug 1\f.tc 111111 s 11 Ii II JIUillJI, lllcllOI :11111 llolstt•m Co\\' a } (,us old, Ill I !I ,J.l!lll I q j I Jllpl'lilll• Jlolstr.in Cow, 5 yr·:u s old, l!1'sh .uui op1 n Sc It ull ~ (, <.tn MIll, ( uolt 1 llolslt'in Cow, a }l':trs ohl, lll•c• Attlll II IIi Mill< C m, X·( an Unelc Uolslt•m Con, 4 yc•a 1s old, l!l'slt .and OJ II' II I 1 ,J,unt S\\::t\ Stall( hious, lit ll1l1 ru 11 Ilolfltem Cow, 2 yc•,us old, ht ,l\} SJIIlllgc·• H Jluclsnn Sl.HH hions Holstein Con, 2 ~ t'al s old, t 11•sh .uul op1 11 H 1'ulluh•x ih mloug ( 1111s Holstein Col\, 3 ~Pms ohl, lnt•tl Oc loht 1 2i H I tlutlc 11 H1mluug ( IIJis Ilolstr.m Cow, 2 yt• us c.hl, ha·c•d "• Jlll·lllhi•J ~~ '-•I 1 tllll'l alii I [',uls Jlolstem UeHe1·, 2 ~ l'lll s ole!, thu• ,fl 111 t·: Ilolstt•m llt•ift•J•, 13 months oltl ORDER OF PUBLICATION llolstem Ile1l e1, 12 mcml hs old Hay - Silage " I'ROilATI': OF WILL AND CODICIL Ilolstein lled('J, II months ohl MANER-Fcbrunry 25, 1955 llolstem llt•lll'l', 12 mouths old hOO 111111'" Fi1sl Cut1111g All,tllu !:-Hnl~ nC Mlcht~un I ho Pro! to C01 (~uiiililV ol Allall,a Gt,lss S1l.l).\l' fn1 th County of lnglu m lfolslein lleilt•J, II months old At n HOHtdon or HIUd Court held nt 1he> P1 oh tlo Olf co m tlH City of Mntw 1 I dd County on the .!n I 1h y of f'cbaJuu y BANOS ANn 'In 'I'I~S'I'Im A ll 1%6 Miscellaneous 1'1 cscnt HON Tu lge of Jl obr te N01'F...--!lO·dtL~ tt•st on lh1s IH ul. 'l'lm; lu•ul ol c.at­ ~110-Ciucl\ 81:1.1' Ilt nodt•r In the MnliUI of the Estntc or MArt 1)!i ClARE'!' ELLEN MANER ul•o lmown '" lle nve1 ugt•tl 4lH lh 111 )) II I A in I I. HPI'­ (~u.UJI 1ty ol ll:u bed \Vii c• N I I l,E IV MANER Doocnsod m•tls u"ailnhl1• 1l.ay ol s.tlc• (ems ht ttl lo A Jl I~lc•eh IC Jcpncc• Coni JOllt•r Wnltct P Mnnor hnvln~r Olctl In snld l OUI t hiH JH~dtlon pr lYing thut C(!Jlltill A hulls Ill nome Autom.tlu Ch1l'lc W.alelt'l lnHtl nmentH m Willln~t IHHIJOt tlng to lie lhc hlHl will nnd loHtnmont nnd codicil thctelo of Hnld dcceMed now an fllc II ~ufd court bo ndmlttcd to zuobutr nnd thnt tho ndmlniHtiUtlOU or Hllld OBlnte bo 1-nnntcd to Wnltet P Mnnct Jr, or to Terms: Cash Not Responsible for Accidents ~ome otl ct tmltnblc penon It lo Otdcrcd 'fhut tho 26th d11y of rcbtURIY A D 1966 nt tun o'cloolc In Lhc fotenoon nt tho J11DbJ\to offlco ut 206 IV Sngltmw Stroot Lnnolng Michl· IC 111 be nnd Is hereby nppolntod for hen ring Bnll potl-'on, It Is Fm thot Onlurod Thut public no• Uco thercol be given by publication of n copy ot thift oulot for thrco tiUCCCBtilvo we~!CI\ previous lo lttlhl dn:v or hearing In the lnglmm County NewM n neWftPRP(lr nrlntod nnd circulated In snld county, unci thnt •nld notltloncr Klvo known lntcrc•tc•l pnrtle• nddltlonal notice "" ronulted by lnw