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Esfabllsher1 June, 1893 LOWELL. MICH., THURSDAY. JULY 16. 1956 Number 13,
"Silver Anniversary" Morris Biggs First 9 Plans Set for Swimming Pool, Field and Pool House LOWELL inkling Ban Kent Co. 4-H Fair With Wheat Thursday Begins August 18 ^The first wheat of the 1959 sea- V.**;• U e » i. -A Imposed Here Kent County 4-11 Fair time will seh was delivered to the King Mill- « C * */•' -vn V. The long dry period has brought soon lie here! All youngsters of ing Company last Thursday by water levels in Lowell wells to the the Kent County area are busy Morril Biggs, of *2209 Fallasburg point which requires a sprinkling preparing to put their best foot Park Dr.. just north of Lowell. ban in the village starting at once. forward to show outstanding pro- The Michigan White Wheat tested Lowell Utility Superintendent Roger jects and exhibits as this year r)N pounds to the bushel. The mois- Westenbroek has ruled thai sprin- will mark 25 years of progress for ture count was a reported 13.8. kling will be permitted on the east "4-H'ers." The dates for the "Sil- and the yield was approximately side of the village on even days ver Anniversary" Kent l-H Fair 35 bushels to the acre. (Thursday, July 16 on east sidel arc August 1H through 21 and will According to King Doyle, the and on Iho west side of the Village be held at the Recreation Park United States Agriculture depart- on odd days of the month. This Fair grounds in Lowell. ment reports a slight decrease in ruling will bp in effect until wea- production for Michigan this year. Last week a kick-off meeting for ther conditions change I he ground Mr. Doyle further stated that if all Kent district leaders was held water levels. the weather remains dry the wheat at Townsend Park. At this time Citizens are urged to cooperate should lie over in a couple of weeks the new Fair Project Catalog was IMiins are complete and bids are being received on Frldav of for their own protection. It is neces- however, duo to the present wea- distributed. These catalogs have this week at the arebHeets, of Low'eU'K long nwaited HWimmlng sary to maintain water capacity ther. drying is taking*a long time. been recognized all over the coun- pool sponsored by the Lowell Lions Club. The |mm»I, to be built in case of fire and to insure suf- Dry Spell (iood for Wheat try for their good planning and Rollins and Rankin as shown In artist's view above, at the northweHl fide of the fool- ficient water for sanitary facilities. The long dry spell which has hurt composition. "So well," states Rus- ball field, north of Ihe tennis courts and extending acrowi what 1m Remind your neighbor if they fail many crops, has been favorable sell Mawby, of Lansing, State 4-H now Ihe track. The field and |ioo| house will be bulll on the west to follow the plan: east side, even for the ha.vest of wheat. Elected Monday Club leader, "that not only other , side ol the track Just north of the l-H exhibition buildiiiK. The pool days and west side, odd days, for Tuesday night King Milling was In the school board election on Michigan counties are copying . "'V.i will be of a spreading design to Klve more room at the shallow the good of the entire community. 11 |,)l M( 1( operation Monday, only 188 voters turned their books after them; four stales, • • end for children and beginning swimmers. The diving end of the to receive the trucks of newly out to elect the incumbent presi- New York, New Jersey, Kansas |hhiI with three boards will be .HO feel wide, the shallow end of harvested grain. dent of the Iniard Gerald Rollins and Connecticut are also using the pool will he ."i0 feet wide, the |M»o| will be 82' j feet long, allow- Showboat Gels By Wednesday noon the line of and Vergennes Township salesman them as models." ing five competitive lanes for contests and exhibitions. A modern trucks extended from the grain Kdward L. Rankin. On the vote structure HI v 71 Is being built for a combination field and pool 60 Ambassadors No charge is made for entries silos two blocks west on Main St. count Rollins received Hil; Rankin hmiHe. This building will house dressing rooms, showers, rest rooms to the Fair and an increase of 127 and Jerald Roth 77. L, M The Lowell Showboat, strictly a and maintenance quarters for operating Ihe swimming |>ool during 1.300 entries, over last year's high The I ward will meet on Monday, community project, now has sixty Formers May Request •lime, •Inly and August. The hnilding during Ihe remainder of the of U.0(H) is expected. July 20 at 7:30 to organize for the new "ambassadors" to promote ACP Cost-Sharing year will be used for IiIkIi school football, cross-country, wrestl- coming year. Rankin will replace ticket sales for the 1959 Showboat ing, baseball and track. These quarters will provide a long recog- Frank L. Stephens who has served to be held July 20-25. Charles Sliph Three hundred and ninety-eight nized need for dressing rooms at Ihe field. Part of the expansion UL^RmhrouchI as treasurer of the Board for many The sixty Showboat ambassa- different Kent County farmers program will be Ihe conslrncllon next spring of a quarter mile years. Stephens announced his re- dors are the members of the Low- Skiers To Appear have requested ACP cost-sharing cinder track around the football field. The Lions dub have com- tirement from the school board ell Rotary Club. The club feels to carry out needed conservation millees that will be calling on business, Industry and citizens of position this year. Other members that since Showboat is a communi- At Showboat practices in 1959. the community to obtain donations to help construct Ihe swim- Cost-sharing practices include es- of the board are Dr. Thomas Hill, ty project, they should have the Charles Sligh. Jr., and his Maca- . . „ , , . ming pool. A total of nearly .S7.j,(MM) must be raised for the entire secretary; David Coons, vice presi- opportunity to help out as a group. tawa Bay Experts will again pu. HHsbmeni of cover crops to pro- project. 'ec t 80,soi1l from cn,siuerosionn , es,ob,lRhestablish dent and Francis Campau. Each member is given both bro- on their exciting water ski exhi ^ - ment of tree cover on land not Ask for 182,000 chures and place-mats to take with bition show before the Robert E. uiited to cropping, water conser- Bids will be received by the them when they go to clubs all Lee comes around the bend each To Continue Sole Of vation practices, anil other prac- Lowell Board of Educnlion next over Western Michigan. At the Ro- night of this year's Showboat. Old Library Books Children Free at Monday. July 20 for S32,(HI0 of tax tary meetings, the ambassador lces to protect land from wind The water ski show will start at anticipation bonds. This issue was from Showboat is given a chance md water erosion. The Lowell Library Board will 7:30 each night, and feature eight necessary because of delinquent Monday Showboat to talk about the show and how the ACP cost-sharing is a program to continue its sale of old books, left skiers in such skill and stunt ski i Nearly 3,000 people watched 55 eontcHtnntH compete for places ;uaranree an equal or better life tax monies due from the state were after the Lowell Library consoli- Monday night has been selected community of Lowell puts the show ing as a three-man jump criss- Sfor our future generations. not available to pay current bills. as Family Night at this year's on Ihh year's 28tli annual Low ell Show bout at Amateur Night last dated with the Kent County sys- together. crossing in mid-air. riding a chair Ralunlay, Pletured above and below are the six winning; acts that Approximately 1800 brochures A limited amount of funds are tem. this week on Friday, July Lowell Showboat. In line with this, aboard a ski disk, a three-man will appear for one night on the Showboat. Top: The Crystal- still available for farmers who are 17, 9 to 5 p. m. the ticket committee has announc- and place-mats art in the hands pyramid, and balancing on the 8 John Hatwai aires, of Crystal, will sing together on the Thursday night Show- of Rotary mc-nibers, which have planning to install needed conser- The sale .< being conducted in ed that on Monday night any adult inch by 7 foot jitter board without boat. Bottom: The Coachmen, a local teen-age trio who sang the already started their an bassador vation practices in 1959. the East apartment of the Lowell may bring in all his or her chil- a rope. Promoted To Sp.5 Kingston Trio's latest hit "The M. T. A.," will ride down the Flat All requests must be made prior Library Building. The sale so far dren, up to 12-years-old, absolute- trips. Some of the clubs they will The eight skiers appearing at the River for Monday night's performance. to beginning the needed practices has netted S65 and the remaining ly free with the purchase of a visit in the next few- weeks are: 1959 Showboat include such cham- Grand Rapids, Beldihg, Kalama- and will be accepted until all funds books will be sold at ten cents each. S1.G0 ticket. pion skiers as Arlene Carter and zoo. Lansing. Hastings. Battle are used. Volumes of fiction, non-fiction and On Monday night, besides the Laurie Feeley. Also appearing will Creek, Ionia, Grand Haven and Farmers wishing to request cost- some children's books are still regular top list of stars, the Coach- be Christy Carter, Candy Carter, men of Lowell will be aboard the Stanton. sharing should contact the Kent available. Pat Bouman, Jim Fentress. Brian Showboat. WOOD-TV will also have JULY 20 Tl^ iJounty ASC county office, 207 Spen- 'mm'imm Heaney, and John Gronberg. cer Street. N. E., Grand Rapids their camera crew to take pictures Showboat Story The Macatawa Bay Experts have for their Unit 8 Show, which will VFW AuxiliaryJ 5, Michigan. appeared all over the country in- Told on WOOD-TV feature the Showboat Tuesday Prepares For cluding the President's Cup Regat- Tuesday, July 21 night. ta in Washington, the Gold Cup Mrs. Lydio Smith Mes in Ionia Home Showboat Week Refiatla in Detroit, "tfhd the Min- t'nif 8, WOOD-TV'S version of Pamela and Bond Klahn neapolis Aqua-Tcnnial. Wide Wide Michigan, visited Low- The regular meeting of the VFW Mrs. Lydia Jane Smith, aged 89, ell Friday with its camera crew. Junior Anqus Members Auxiliary to Flat River Post 8303 formerly of Lowell, passed away The purpose of the visit was to of Lowell was held on Thursday, Green Team Leads Friday in an Ionia rest home. Pamella Klahn. 14, and Bond E. cover the preparations that go into July 9. 1959, with President Hen- Lowell Little League Mrs. Smith is survived by three Klahn. 12. Lowell, have been grant- the Lowell Showboat. drlck presiding. With the conc'u- grandchildren. Robert Brighton of ed junior memberships in the Besides the many personal shots sion of opening ceremonies and The end of the season is near Colorado Springs, Colo.; Mrs. Mar- American Angus Association at St. of the community project. Ken chairmen reports, the meeting pro- and the league and games are get- garet Denny of Portland. Mich., Joseph Missouri, announces Frank Welch, producer and Ernie Zetley, gressed to plans and discussion of ting closer and closer. Last week and Mrs. Mabel Green of Belding. Richards, secretary. the Yellow team won three games cameraman, struggled up to the Showboat week activities — the Funeral services were held Mon- Their new memberships, issued top of the King Milling Co. to get main business for the evening since and at the end of the week the day afternoon, with interment in during June, enable them to regis- an over-all shot of Lowell this is the only Auxiliary meeting Green, Yellow, Grey and Brown Oakwood cemetery. Mrs. Smith liv- ter their purebred Angus at regu- Friday's filming was just part for July. were all tied up at 5 wins and ed at the corner of Lafayette and lar membership rates and entitle of the Lowell story, for on Monday •LOWELL. MICH. President Hendrick reported on three losses. Monday evening the Avery Streets while in Lowell. She John Haggai. nineteen-year-old them to the privileges of the As- MICH. son of Mrs. Albertine Haggai of night. July 21, Unit S's camera the refrigerator purchase as well Green won out over the Brown was also a local member of the sociation until they reach the age Alto, who is stationed in Korea, crew will he on hand to film the /SHOWBOAT as other progress to date. She will and took over the lead. Order of the Eastern Star. of 21. At that time they will be first performance of this year's direct the completion of prepara- Last Wednesday the Green beat approximately 20 miles South of eligible to convert to a lifetime Showboat. tions for cleaning the hall and ar- the Red by 7 to 3, Thursday the Authoriie New Post Office Seoul, recently received a new membership in the Association. ranging workers for the week of Yellow trounced the ferown 9 to 2, rank as a non-commissioned offic- That night the whole story will The Klahns were among the 60 be put together and the film pro- Showboat when again this year din- Friday the Blue walloped the Grey Building in Clorfcsville er. young people in the United States 10 to 3. and in a playoff game Haggai who entered the service cessed so that at 10:30 Tuesday ners and lunches will be served to It was announced this week that to receive junior memberships last the public beginning at noon and Saturday it was the Yellow over in October of 1957 after gradua- night. WOOD-TV will present the authorization has been given by month. continuing through the dinner hour Red 7 to 6. Monday the Green took ting from Lowell High School, now Lowell Showboat Story. Postmaster General Arthur Sum- over the League lead by beatihg holds the rank of Sp 5. equivalent and after the show at the V. F. W. merfield to lease a new building WEDNESDAY FIRE AT Hall on East Main Street next to the Brown by the score of 10 to 6. to Sergeant. in Clarksville for the post office. Moose Oid-Timers Play DALTON FARM the City Hall. This project has Wednesday the Grey and Yellow Sp 5 Haggai who is stationed with The department has accepted an Ada Giris Thursday Lowell's Fire Department today become an event toward which the meet. Thursday Red and Blue. Fri- the 7th Inf. Div., is one of the assignable land option on a (56 x put out a small fire in a small members work throughout each day the Yellow and Green. There youngest members of the group to The I-owell Moose old-timers will 132 foot lot located on the northeast shed on Elmer Dalton's property year and pail of the proceeds of will not be any games next week maintain the rank of Sergeant. play the crack Ada Girls softball comer of Main and Cross Sts. at the intersection of Covered which is used to aid in community due to Showboat. On the 27th the team in a benefit game this Thurs- The department will advertise Bridge and Potters Road. projects such as Little League as Brown and Blue tangle and on Aug- MRS. C. A. BRADSIIAW TO day at Recreation Park in Lowell. for bids in about a month. The Fire Department answered well as making improvements at ust 29. the final game will be play- HOST (iARDEN LORE CU B The game featuring such lop stars Owners of the lot are Mr. and the call at 12:30. and wer able to the V. F, W. Hall. ed between the Grey and Red. The beautiful country home of as "Yogi" Storm/and will start at Mrs. Sam V. Bustance and Mr. put the fire out before it spread Below are the standings to date: 8 p. m. Top, Left: Sally Parks, of (irand Rapids, will have the op- The Swiss Steak and ham din- and Mrs. John Beattie of Clarks- Mrs. C. A. Bradshaw will be the Team Won I^lst to a neighboring woods. portunity to present her comical pantomime of the Coaster's new ners as well as home-made pies ville, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van- setting for the Garden Lore Club All proceeds will go directly to Green fi 3 recording "Along Came Jones" on Friday night. Top, Right: The which are the specialties served Silver Tea on Tuesday, July 21. Ihe Swimming Pool Fund. The old- Yellow 5 3 Dyke of Jenison and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Beer Store open every day Two Siiiootliies, of Sunficld, will entertain Saturday night's audi- throughout the week have been Charles I. Colby of Alto. Mrs. Bradshaw will be assisted timers are still requesting that any- Grey 5 3 and evenings until 10 p. m. Sunday ence with their song and tap dance routine. Bottom, Left: The well patronized by townspeople as by a tea committee and an in- one having a stretcher, please bring Brown 5 4 until 7 p. m. c-13 Platte Sisters. Rosanne and Rebecca of (>rand Kapids, will star well as out-of-towners in past years Cl'B SCOl'TS TO ATTEND teresting program including a film it along. Blue 3 3 in their acrobatic on steps routine at the Wednesday night iw-r- and it is naturally hoped it will SHOWBOAT. TI ESDAY furnished by the Grand Rapids be so again this year. Of course, Red 1 7 Museum is being arranged by Mrs. formance of Showboat. Bottom, Right: The Wilson Sisters, of Hast- l^iwell Cub Scouts, Den Chiefs sandwiches, coffee, pop, salads, Don Dickerson. ings, will perform their baton, acrobatic tap dance on Tuesday and Webelos will meet Tuesday iced tea and such are also avail- Schoefer Serves LOWELL SHOWBOAT night's Showboat. evening, July 21 at 7:30 p. m. at able. Member* completed the ar- V. F. W. AUXILIARY TO SERVE On Picnic Committee the front entrance of the Runciman rangements for the week at this MEALS DI'RINC. SHOWBOAT Building to attend the Showboat in PROGRAM Six Showboat Contracts Given meeting and the meeting was ad- The members of five committees a group as guests of the Showboat. Dinners and lunches daily before Boat Arrival—"Here Comes the Showboaf', journed to allow the members to for the annual Kent County Re- and after Showboat by the VFW At Amateur Show Saturday Nijjlit enjoy refreshments served by the publican picnic scheduled Saturday 2. Opening Number—"Dixie" To place your ad in the Lowell Auxiliary at the VFW Hall from The Coachmen, a local teen-age cise timing and perfect physical committee. August 22. at Caledonia Lakeside Ledger, phone TW 7-9261. noon until midnight. Home made 3. Introductions trio, were one of the six acts co-ordination on Wednesday night's The next regular meeting will Park in Caledonia are announced pie a specialty. c-13-14 awarded contracts for a one night show. be held on Thursday, August 13. by Co-chairmen Al Vander Laan 4. End Men Symphony—"Bye Bye Blues" stand on the 1959 Lowell Showboat Thursday night, the Crystalaires, and again there will be just the and Sidney Vander Galien. 5. Amateur Act ONE meeting in August so mem- at the annual Amateur Night Con- a male quartet from Crystal, will The committees and the assign- Showboat Calliope and Queens 6. Mariam Stage Dancers test held last Saturday. harmonize in the minstrel show- bers are urged to attend. In the ments to them are as follows: 7. Bob Crosby—TV Personality Appearing before a crowd of under the stars. Friday night. Sally meantime, we hope to see you Telephone committee. Mrs. Oran Make l^asl 1959 TVi p Friday nearly 3,000 spectators, the Coach- Parks of Grand Rapids, will en- Showboat week. H. Thomas- and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- The Showboat steam colliope j ed as endmen, boarded the cal- 8. Forrest Buck—"Swanee" tertain the Showboat audience with liam Muth; arrangements commit- men, Dick Ward, Gene Walter, and will accompany the Showboat queen ! liope truck and rode in the gigantic 9. Berosinis—Tumbling Act Jim VandenHout. sang their ren- her pantomime to the Coaster's METHODIST MYF ENJOY tee, Dr. Robert F. Wall and Jack and her court Friday as they leave Mardi Gra parade, witli Theron 10. dition of the Kingston Trio's latest new hit, "Along Came Jones." Ol'TINC. ON Sl'NDAY Bronkema: prize committee. AI Steve Nisbet—"Walking My Baby Back on their last trip representing the Richmond, acting as Ihe Show- hit, "The M. T. A." Fifty-five acts Last Sunday evening after a vig- Foster. Martin Chirgwin. Elmer Finally on Saturday night when 1959 Lowell Showboat. boat queen, riding behind in a con- Home" were on hand from as far as Cadil- orous soft-ball game, the Senior Schaefer, Harold Sauer, Howard the Robert E. Lee makes her last The group will leave Lowell vertible. 11. Tanya and Biagi—Comedy Ballroom Dance lac to compete for a spot on the and Junior Methodist Youth Fel- Stanton. Paul Gezon and Frank trip of the 1959 sea.son. the Two a round 5.30 Friday for Greenville. Wednesday the group went to Showboat to be held, July 20-25. lowships enjoyed a hot dog roast. Wierenga; welcoming committee. 12. Bernard Kropf—"Is It True What They Say Smoothies, Patricia and L a r r y Belding, Ionia, and Hastings where Grand Rapids, where they visited Following came fjroup singing and James Mol and William Reynholt; The Coachmen will be alx)ard Trask of Sunfield, will perform they will stop and hand out Show- all 10 of the Eberhards grocery About Dixie?" and publicity committee. Barry D. the Robert E. Lee as she comes their entertaining song and dance then a shon worship service. boat brochures while the calliope stores. The calliope parked in the 13. Carol Richards—Singing Star The service was held pn a hill Brand. around Cattail Bend Monday night routine that won them a spot on entertains passers-by. store parking lots and entertained overlooking a very beautiful view 14. Phil Kropf—"Aggravatin* Mama" July 20. The three local youths the Showboat. Approximately 250,000 people shoppers while the queen and bet- and proved to be truly inspiration- LICENSE Rl RKAl! 15. as well as the other winners, will Judges for this year's Lowell have seen and heard the Lowell court passed out brochures. Miriam Stage Dancers CLOSED MONDAY now have the opportunity to appear Showboat Amateur Night were: al. Showboat calliope as it has appear- The queen and her court were 16. Dr. Reagan and End Men Chorus in Dance The adult chaperons were Alice in a show that headlines such top Mrs. Hubert Port, chairman for Frank L. Stephens, Lowell Police ed at several parades throughout not the onl.\ ones handing out Show- Wessel, Rog Bieri and Gerald Rol- Routine—"Way Down Upon the Swanee names in the entertainment world the Freeport Homecoming: Thom- Chief, announced that the Lowell Western Michigan, boat brochures, for on Monday, as Bob Crosby, Carol Richards, as Lewis, of WGRD in Grand Rap- drivers license office will be closed Last Saturday, 128,000 people 27 girls from the Showboat chorus River" and Johnny Matson. ids; Bob O'Hare of WOOD in Monday. July 20. lined Ihe 90 minute parade route left for Grand Rapids to distribute 17. Johnny Matson—Musical" Comedian LEDCiER CLOSED SATURDAYS On Tuesday night, the Wilson Grand Rapids, and Monroe Mac- in Traverse City for the annual brochures throughout the city. Af- 18. Dr. Westcott—"When It's Sleepy Time Sisters of Hastings, will perform Pherson of WION in Ionia. The Lowell Ledger office will be The modem girl usually gets Cherry Festival parade As the ter a dinner given by WundmrgN, 11 their baton, acrobatic and tap closed all day Saturday during along fine with her mother-in-law Showboat calliope went playing by, the girls passed out more bro- Down South dance routine on the Showboat. July and August. Open Monday because she can't afford another spectators gave the group from chures to the Monday night shop- 19. Ml'SIC FOR DAKCTNtt Bob Crosby—TV Personality The Platte Sisters, Rosanne and through Friday; 8 to 12 and 1 to 5. baby-sitter. Lowell a loud applause with cheers ping crowds in the downtown area. 20. End Men Dixieland Band Rebecca of Grand Rapids, will Music for dancing at the Moose p-lOtf for "More." All the girls were dressed in white again perform their double acro- Lodge, Saturday, July 25 from 9:30 To place your ad in the Ixwell That evening the queen and her blouses and shorts, and also wore 21. Bob Crosby and Carol Richards batic on steps routine with pre- to 1:30. c-13-i4 Read the Ledger Want Ads. Ledger, phone TW 7-9261. court, plus the three drivers, dress- Showboat hats. 22. Grand Finale ». » • » • Mrs. Kenneth Price and family, South Lowell THK LOWKU. LRrUiF.K, I.OWTXL, Mini., JT LV IB. mn Mrs, Elmer Smith and son of South Boston Segwun Community Miss Mrssmorp Mrs. Nancy Nordhof Hastings were Sunday dinner Miss Belle Young Mrs, Jessie Rathbun Dick Sytsma guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Is Bride were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. thk lkduer, u)«ki..,. micu., jixv V/a y Mr, and Mrs. George Wioland Kilgus. Elmdole and Mrs, Joe Bradley in honor r Dustm, Larry Abel Speak Foirs Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Fahrnl and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Morris and Fountain Street Baptist Church Star Comers SouHiwest Bowne N. McCords-E. Coscade and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wleland Dies Monday Mrs, William l/)tt •if Mrs. Johnson's birthday, Shi Lowel! News Last week callers of Mr, and Mr, and Mrs, Fred Klahn were family look two weeks vacation al w'as the scene Saturday afternoon • honeymoon in Northern Michigan, Mrs. Ira Blough Mrs. L. T, Anderson Mrs. Effie Cox spent the week-end Thursday nf ,hn mn^iw. f Kt ' V. '"''"") Dick Sytsma, aged 10. passed .Mrs. Ira Sargeant was given a lovely birthday cake The Lowell Ledger The marriage of Miss Mary Robert Brighton of Colorado Mrs. Earl McDlarmid were Mr, Grand Rapids visitors Saturday their collage at Port Sheldon. They 1V ,rJ r Moseiey-Murray Lake the young couple will reside on •L Mn ™ '1 V : |; '• "«»>• uni-xpcclodlv Monday mom- to take home, and that evening HAROLD JEFFERIES, Elizabeth Dustin and Larry Abel Springs, Colorado, spent two days through Sunday, touring northern and Mrs. Alvln Helrigle of Free- evening, Vergennes Rd. Neighbors and friends extend relumed Saturday. |I,,! his h m 577 EDITOR Mrs. Eva Kngle KREB8 FAMILY REUNION Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Howard with the Godfrey Helm family. Michigan, m r d •" " " •" »• Eleven voters from the Rosen- was surprised when her children was solemnized Saturday, July 11. their sympathy to Merle Coger and port, Lucille Rlttenger, Mr, and Mr, and Mrs, Clyde Laser and Tuesday Mrs. Vincent Simhulan of South Haven are visiting their CUX?' i. rf ,lln A""- "h" h"'1 "I'- all came home to assist her cele- Mcmbtr Michigdn Proti Ajsocialion at 2 p. m, at the First Congrega- The Krebs family reunion was the family, While here he attended the funeral Mr. and Mrs. William Kilgus and Mrs. Richard Bradshaw and friend daughter of Durand were visitors I berger district were in allendnnte and family of Kalamazoo, were ll,,,,.,,,. n' ^'' "i "alnl on fnr collll* nboul a monlh brate. bringing refreshments of ice Publiihed cv«r>' ihufiday motnlnq at IK Mrs. Nettie Aldrlch and daugh- tional Church of Ada, Rev. David Harry A. Brandan parents, Mr. and Mrs. George How- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaufman of his grandmother, Mrs. Lydia Mr, and Mrs, Ray Rlttenger cele- Georgia King of Lansing, Mr. and at the Wilbur Young home Sunday itoward O. Messmore, DO. and at the regular meeting, Monday B'Odd»af, Lowell, Mic* 9an. Entetcj at Pott held at the Bowne Center WSCS guests of her mother. Mrs. Leo ago, was ill for the last three years. ard. the former assisting in the brated Mrs. Kilgus' birthday Fri- night. Horace Myer.< w;is reelected cream and take. Rather nice to O'lice at Lowell, M.^ gjn. Jt Second Clai. ter. Mrs, Alice Hulling of Lake Debbink of Ix)wcll performed the 3rd District Candidate Hall Sunday, Fifty-four guests were and daughter of Grand Rapids call- Smith. Mrs. Walter Wleland and Mr. and afternoon. Kitchen. Mrs. Kiiehen aecompan Mrs. Messmore of Ada. The hride- Matter. Odessa were Tuesday afternoon ceremony. -harvest, Ruth and Roger Carter of High- day evening, eating homemade ice Mrs. William Kilgus. 14room Is the son of Mrs. Russell Besides his wife, Kalherine. Syts- for full p-rm as president of the •iiill have birthdays, isn't it Mertie? present from Detroit. Dearborn. ed at the John Cox home Tuesday Aleck and Sue McCaul visited led her daughter to Grand Rapids The Lowell Ledger, cstablli^od June 1393; callers at the Barnes, Davis and Mr, and Mrs. Leon Anderson land Park are visiting their aunt cream as the guests of Mr. and Klenk of Philadelphia. Officiating ma Is survived by his four chil- l)oard, The hum of the combines and The Lowell Joutnol ektablithcd I8o4. Con- The bride is the daughter of Mr. Belmont. Eastmont. Lowell and lo- morning. Jeff Cash spent Thursday as a their grandmother. Mrs, Fred Fahr- to visit her other daughter and Engle homes. They also called on were Sunday dinner and evening and uncle, Mr, and Mrs. Delbert at the ceremony was Rev. Verdi dren, Virginh. Cristine. Mary and Austin Miller received word of tractors are being heard in every iclidated wltn the Ledger December IS, '936. and Mrs, M. Stewart Dustin, 3979 cal vicinity. Pot luck dinner at noon. Robert Cox and family of Grand guest of Mr. and Mrs, l^oyal Mul- nl. Friday. family, Mr. and Mrs. James Dan The Aito Solo Established January, t'W. guests of Mrs. Zetha Anderson and Dennis; his mother. Mrs. Kathy direction. Farmers report that Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kropf. Cascade Rd, Mr. and Mrs, Carl After visiting and children's games Rapids spent Sunday at the John Kropf. len. Mrs. Florence Noyes has been L. Reusser, Beverly Howerton was the death of his uncle Jesse Kime Consolidated w'th the Ledge, June 1917. the Edward Dobieniki family of nonberg. Sytsma; five brothers, John and there are quite a few unfilled Mrs. Ray Powell and children Abel, 9101 Vergennes Rd,, are the ice cream was served. Later all Cox home, Mr. and Mrs, David McMaster the organist and accompanied Mar- who passed away at his home in Subscription Rates Per Year; Kent and Ionia Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Mullen are a patient in Ihe Ionia Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Don Martin of Maynard of Ada. George. Sidney heads of wheat, which some at- Count'ies, $2.SO: Elsewhere $3,00. Grand Rapids. Other guests were of St, Johns spent the week-end vin Behrens, soloist. Detroit Sunday, Auslin and wife of Lake Odessa were Wednesday parents of the bridegroom. departed for their homes expect- Mrs. Elsia Densmore and son. entertaining Wanda Briggs this hospital for a few days. Grand Rapids called on Mrs. Ila Chris Zwab and Mr, and Mrs. Rich- at the Del Kropf home. and Louis of Grand Rapids. and Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Woll- tribuie to the late frosts when the i callers of Mrs, Eva Engle. The former Miss Dustin escorted ing to meet again at the same Jack of Grand Rapids were callers week. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fahrnl and Martlndale Saturday evening, and The bride, escorted to the altar TIIIMiS TO COME ard Houseman. Mr. and Mrs, Krohn and Mr. He is also survived by seven sis- huis are attending the funeral ser- wheat was in blossom. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Ford and Don- to the altar by her father, wore a place next year. at the Cox home Monday, COLBY Misses June and Ruth Preston family were Sunday dinner guests Sunday callers on Mrs. Martlndale by her father, wore a full-length A 35t)-|M)un(l hclicoptcr you can Mrs. Andrew Jousma returned and Mrs. Uo Williams and daiigh- ACCWCY ters. Mrs, C. Heemstra of Ada, vices at D 'rolt this Wednesday Mr. and Mrs, George Johnson na .lean spent their vacation at floor length white silk organza ^ <5 Mrs. Freeman Hoffman and The farmers are busy in the who work at Blodgett hospital, were at the Paul Terrell home in Sara- and the Kitchens were Mr. and gown of silk organza, trimmed i)uil(i at home is powered by a homo from Blodgett hospital fol- ter of Grand Rapids, visited Sat- Mrs, Dennis Struyt. Mrs. Peter afternoon. attended the Chrlsllanson family Copper Harbor last week. gown fashioned with a tight bodice, daughter, Suzanne, Mrs, Ovid Mil- neighborhood cutting wheat, home for a couple of days last nac. Mrs, Douglas Martlndale of Hast- with Venice lace. The basque bod- 40-horspixivver motorcycle engine, lowing an operation for varicose urday at the Emll Friedli home. Struyt. Mrs, Donald Kooiman. Mrs, Thursday evening callers of Tra reunion. Sunday at Stanton. The Blaser family held their nn- full skirt and cap sleeves. Organza ler and two sons attended the wed- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller and week. Hlllls Stuart was reelected mod- ings, Ice was styled with a square neck- has a range of 120 miles and a veins, Raymond Feenstra, Mrs. Paul and Hope Sargeant were Mr. and Monday Ira and Hope Sargeant nual reunions near Hastings last gauntletts completed her attire. ding of Mickey Funderburg at New family visited their daughter and Mr, and Mrs. Floyd B, Wells erator at the annual meeting Mon- Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert Snleder and line appllqued with Venice lace top sitood of 60 miles an hour, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bowman and Pray as if everything depends Wierenga and Mrs. Alvin Dalning, Mrs. Bert Jackson of near Morri- were really surprised when their Sunday. She wore a colonial waist length Troy. Michigan Saturday, husband, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Jack- Eori V. Colby. Alto and daughter of Lockport, N, Y. day night In the South Bell School Mr, and Mrs. Virgil Roudabush motifs and the skirt of silk or- A pliistic toy satellite powered family and father. J. C, Smith of on God and work as If everything all of Grand Rapids. son Lake. Friday evening callers cousins. Mrs. William Jordon of Mr. and Mrs, Allison Roark and veil of tulle and lace trimmed with Mr, and Mrs. Robert Host and son of Lansing Sunday, Office Phone; UN 8-3961 visited Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wells District. Bruce Fahrnl, director, and Sam and Joe spent four days ganza was enhanced by a butter- by two flashlight batteries has an Wayland spent Sunday with Mr. depends on you. Sytsma reposes at the Post hum- were Mr, and Mrs, Gottlieb Roth Detroit and Mrs. Gram Trow- their younger children are spend- sequins and pearls, and carried family of Detroit, were week-end Tuesday, and Larry Gaboon, treasurer, nre last week In the Upper Peninsula fly back bow detail which term- electronic "brain" that keeps i' and Mrs, Stanley Dann of Lake Chorfts I. Colby Us HUdreth Funeral Home In of near Lake Odessa, bridge of Kalamazoo came for a ing a week at Camp Jordan. a pink and white rosebud Colonial guests of their parents, Mr. and Wednesday Mr, and Mrs, Alvln the other members of the school Points of interest were seeing the inated In a court sweep train. Her rolling around all obstacles in its Odessa, Grandville. Services Will be held visit and enjoyed lunch with them. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Bill of bouquet. Mrs. Raymond Seese, Offiet: Clarksville Wells and two grandchildren call- board. Tahquamenon Falls, Sault St. Ma finger-tip veil was secured by a We were sorry to learn that Dar- path while emitting an audible Mr, and Mrs, James Howard and Thursday at 2 p. m. at the Ada Will and Edna I-ott came and visit- (irand Rapids, were Sunday quests Miss Ruth Lynn Duslin. sister Mr. and Mrs. George Krebs and litt,e ed on Dr, and Mrs. F. A. Marker crown of pearllzed orange blos- lene Kyser, who recently had a . rm j . - daughter spent a few days rle, and Mackinac Island, Also they Christian Reformed chureh with ed with the group for a while after beep. of the bride, attended as maid of OW 3-3231 Mich, of Ionia, soms. She carried a bouquet of tonsillectomy, had to return to Pen- "at Ihe Ed Pratt home. family were Thurwlay evening we(;k al the G Ledger want ads bring results. spent some time with Gilbert's Rev. Verburg officiating. Burial which the ladies and Hope called, A one-man air conditioner cir- honor. She wore a ballerina length white glamelllas and ivy. nock hospital for a couple of days Mrs. George Kellogg and Mrs, guests at the Ernest Oesch home }lome sister and family, Mr, and Mrs culates wnler of an agreeable tem- will be at Ada cemetery, on other cousins, Mr. and Mrs.i Marion Green visited relatives in pink silk organza gown and wore near Clarksville. John Hesselink of Rudyard. Mrs. Marvin DeGood of Ada at- as she began hemorrhaging from perature through a pad that the Nickle Pltsch is spending the ^rtCWGAN Bgi. Sytsma moved to Ada after his Alford Bedell and Mr. and Mrs. Canada recently. a small oink cap and veil. Her Mrs. Clair Kauffman and Mrs. On Sunday Mr, and Mrs, David tended as matron of honor. Brides- the throat. user can sit or lie on. week with grandpa and grandma marriage where he opened up the Lloyd Curtiss of Lake Odessa, the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Briggs of bouquet was of pink carnations. Dan Walker attended the Bowne Powell and Mr, and Mrs, Virgil maids were Miss Barbara Mess- Mr. and Mrs. Spenor Johnson Anderson. i present Ada Hardware store, which guests returning to Kalamazoo in Cliieago. Mrs. Mary Briggs and Patrick Kelley assisted as best No. 16 Hospital Guild at the home Roudabush. Sam and Joe enjoyed more, sister of the bride, Mrs. were Saturday afternoon and over- Mr, and Mrs. Claire Anderson Ihe sold to his brother r . John, VVwhecn the late afternoon. Mrs. Alice Graham of Grand Rap- man and Carl Spidell and Walter of Mrs. Earl Nash, Friday eve- a steak fry with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Essenburg. Jr.. of Char-i 1 .• : , ' " night guests of Mr. and Mrs, Rich- Harry A. Brandau. 47, candidate and little daughters. Therese and mov Mr. and Mrs. George Overholt ids visited Mr, and Mrs, Chris Suchadolski seated the guests. ning. levolx. Mrs. Wayne Spillane and! ^ "'i ^ ^ ^ * ard Jerrills at Ihe hitter's collage for the 3rd District Legislative Marie, were Sunday guests of her Gilbert Snleder and Margaret and and children and Wayne Kauffman Miss Judilh Hpdley of Philadelphia I ' J " at Tillison Lake near Kalamazoo. Roller Skating Kropf last Wednesday. A reception for 250 guests was in the Republican primary, Tues- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Seese Robin Powell. were Sunday afternoon guests at parents. Mr, and Mrs. Louis Klein 1 0 The, wore while onjandy dr^se, " ™^, " ' „ " The 41 si Rennells Family reun- held at Rooker's Hall. day, August 4., former Justice' of were Thursday supper guests of of Peach Ridgcf.' j . v Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greene Miss Doris Johnson and fiance the home of Mr. and Mrs, Albert HOURS ion was held at Fallasburg Park Mr. and Mrs. Ira Blough. elched wilh embroidered Iwo-tone1 "t," .hw ^ """ For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. the Peace in Grand Rapids To«(fi- Mr, and Mrs, Keith Bowman and spent a few days In Northern Mich Cay lord Fiesel, attended a recep- Miller of near Muskegon, Albert Monday Evening Married People Saturday July 11 with 23 present. Dustin wore a blue silk chiffon Mrs, Amanda Brighton, Mrs, Del- Igan and Drummond Isle, Pink motifs. The beU skirts were 1„ ,h r. tion honoring newlyweds, Mr. and ship for six years, now an active Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bowman at- 0 th 80 ,he A da Flr returned with them to assist with Officers for next year are: Ste- dress embroidered with deeper ton Brighton and Mrs. Howard Mr, and Mrs. Will Mullen and complimented by pink cummer- IJ^"™ " h»" ',, , 1, '' Mrs, Delhert Batdorf of Sunfield. Skating 8 to II P.M. real estate broker and insurance tended the 50th wedding anniver- nnfr h or work during this busy harvest sea- phen Rennells. Lansing, President; Becker of Kitchener, Ontario, were bunds. Crowns of pale pink flowers I "^ "> ™ Saturday night. Wednesday & Sunday 7 to to P.'M. blue flowers and light blue acces- agent. Navy veteran in World War sary of Mr, and Mrs. Oliver Fran- Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Mullen and son. k h Fridays 7:30 l<» 10:80 P.M. Erin Carlson, Grand Rapids, Vice- sories. Her corsage was of pink II, resident of Grand Rapids Town- Monday afternoon callers of Mr, family, Clyde Mullen attended the secured the circula r veils in match. I who ,oved ,0 wn,c. h I n """l Mr. and Mrs. Everett Saekett of cisco of Wayland Sunday evening. inIngc sherbeahorhot ninpinkW. baseball, and Saturdays 8 to II P.M. President ; Mrs. Vivian Zimmer- roses, Mrs. Abel chose a pale blue ship with his wife and two chil- and Mrs, Raymond Seese, They old Settlers picnic. Sunday at Long made every game he could. Many Battle Creek spent the week-end Carrie fetufned vyith Ihem for the Summer Suits The best man was Donald Bux man. Grand Rapids, Secretary: lace dress with white accessories, dren, had all attended funeral services week. Lake, Ottawa County, where the people will also remember Dick with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. AIR CONDITIONED Regularly of Jenkinlown. Pa., and serving Old limi/L- and Mrs, Alia Huntwork, Marion. and wore a corsage of pink roses. Mr, Brandau says, "My decision for Mrs. Lydia Smith at Lowell • DACRON-RAYON BLENDS Mullens resided before moving to as the man who bought furs during Elton Church. Mrs, Leon Anderson spent Tues- as ushers were Lawrence Mess- ADMISSION 50c Treasurer. Next year's meeting Mrs. Abel's going away ensem- to run for the office of State Rep- earlier in the day, $35 and Lowell. the trapping season. Sunday dinner gliosis of Mr. and day with her daughter, Mrs, Roger WE HEARD ABOUT A WOMAN who was trapped on' • DACRON-WOOL BLENDS more, brother of the bride. Burr Skate Uental 25c will be the same place, the 2nd ble was a black and white suit resentative w'as made because of Mrs. Roger Heasley and, daugh- Pitsrh. Mrs. Fredrick Boyd. Sr.. accom Mrs. Ira Sargeant were Phillip thc sccond floor of her house recently by a burglar. She $40 Rogers, DO, Robert Bakeman. DO. 'PRIVATE PARTIES—Rent llio Saturday in July, with white accessories and a pink a deep conviction that the people ters accompanied Mr, Heasley on ' \ • TISSUE-WEIGHTS panied her son and family. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. John Ix)ng were Luks. Sr.. and son Phillip, Jr. of and John Lewis of Philadelphia. skating rluk by the hour or eve- Mr, and Mrs, Raymond Herron carnation corsage. After a week's of our area are disgusted with the a trip to Tawas where he was peeked down the stairs and saw him ransacking the house and Mrs, Fred Boyd at Rockford Sunday visitors of their nephew. Scottsdale. Arizona; also a daugh- • SILK EFFECTS $29 At the reception held at the Pant- ning, Tuesday or Thursday. of Lansing spent the week-end with bickering and inaction by the State working last week. Gove Lake on a trip through Canada. They Hubert Long and family of Nash- ter. Mrs. Edsel Haddlx of Lansing. but couldn't call police because the only phone was on lind Hotel, Mr. and Mrs. Louis N. her parents. Mr. and Mrs, Chris Legislature the last few years, but Mr, and Mrs. Alex Wingeier Mrs, Leon Seeley visited relatives In Llnsay, Ont. ville, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Myers and the first floor. So she kept very quiet upstairs until the Mulder were master and mistress LEGIONS Kropf. White or very light lining is especially, the 1959 session. The spent Thursday evening at the On their return they stopped al daughters are enjoying a vacation of ceremonies. Assisting about the "Uncle Zeke never realized Mr, and Mrs. Stephen Rennells the rule for a lampshade — unless people of Michigan do not want pet- Freeman Hoffman home. Sympathy is extended to the fam- burglar left with all her valuables. Our subscriber was Sault St. Marie and Mackinac in Northern Michigan in company room were Mrs. James Stevens of Lansing spent Saturday evening it's purely for decoration, caution ty partisan politics—they do want Mr, and Mrs. Francis Shaffer ily of Marian Coger, poorer but wiser for her experience. She bought an up- Straits. with Mr. and Mrs Richard lister how hard it is to drive a bar- and Mrs, William Janowick, My Neighbors with Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kropf, home management specialists at a good, practical, businesslike ad- attended the annual Shaffer reun- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kenyon of Grand Rapids. gain until he bought thaf Mr. and Mrs, Fred Dalstra at- stairs extension telephone the very next day. A telephone After a Western wedding trip. Big Wheel Michigan State University. Dark ministration dedicated to providing ion at the Ionia Fair Grounds Sun- Two-Pant Suits Earl of Portland, were Sunday din Mr. and Mi's. Spenor Johnson secondhand car." tended the funeral of their son-in- The number of farms operating linings absorb some of the light day. in yonr bedroom is not only a convenience. It's a security and Mrs. Kathryn Strong and Dr, and Mrs. Buckley will live at Phone TW 7-7.SBO for Reservations necessary services and eliminating law, Millard Eisner at Grosse in the United States last year was that should fall on the magazine Mrs. Clair Kauffman called on measure as well. # WASH-WEAR FABRICS Regularly Earl of Portland, were Sunday din 3951 "L" Street, Philadelphia 24, waste," Point Monday, nur sympathy is 18 percent less than in 1948. or book you're reading. her sister, Mrs. John Holcomb and of Dacron and Rayon $45 ner guests of Mrs. Jessie Rathbun. Pennsylvania. extended' to their, Complete Vision Care Children's Vision her husband Sunday evening. Mrs. Eddie Rash, Carol Ann and THIN(iH TO COME Mr, and Mrs, George Krebs and About fifty 4-H members and • THE EXTRA TROUSERS Johnnie accompanied Mr. and Mrs. family enjoyed dinner at the Hump- their leaders met at the Snow Com- In Contrast Color $35 Marion Simington of Grand Rap- A supermarket in New Jersey AMERICA'S DEPENDABLE FOOD MERCHANT ty-Dumpty restaurant at Grand munity Hall Tuesday evening, June OUTDOOR TELEPHONE lOOTHI are ids to see Mrs. Rash's mother, is installing a battery of 12 wash- Rapids Saturday evening in honor 7, and two tractors and trailers really handy to have around—so Mrs. Nora Dalrymple in Allegan ing machines to allow customers DR. HERBERT R, MUELLER of Mrs, Krebs' birthday. took them for a hayride. After the Saturday evening, Mrs, Rash's to do their weekly wash free while Mr, and Mrs. Alex Wingeier at- ride thc-y held a wiener roast much so, in fact, that a vacationer brother and wife, Mr, and Mrs, shopping. OPTOMETRIST BANANAS tended the Blaser reunion at the at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Hue- was found living in one in the resort Simington were Sunday guests and A wheel for go-anywhere, haul- bert Shimmel and Tom, Everyone home of Mr, and Mrs, Rene Gan- town of Carolina Beach, N. C. He Large Group Of Dicky Simington is staying at the anything special purpose vehicles guillet near Nashville Sunday. enjoyed a pleasant evening. Rash home for a week. has an electric traction motor had set up housekeeping with an Call TW 7-7780 207 W, Main Street Rev. and Mrs, Clifford Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Dan Walker and # SPORT SHIRTS Mrs. Mabel Joynt of Ionia spent which gets power from a dlesel- "So you're the new sales- 'old bank) of Evanslon, 111., were Sunday family of Bowne Center called on old broom, a small oil stove, a fry- Friday evening with Mrs. Jessie electric generator mounted In the for appointment # KNIT SHIRTS man, huh? Well, you don't Lowell, Mich. morning breakfast guests of Mr, Mr. and Mrs, Rufus Gregory Sun- ing pan, cooking oil, eggs and Rathbun, Mrs. Joynt and Mrs, vehicle. Choice Fruit, look very new to rae!" and Mrs, A. E, Wingeier. day afternoon. $1.00 Rathbun were close neighbors in < chccic. There seems to be no limit # BERMUDA SHORTS Cindy Blough of Lowell is spend- Mr, and Mrs, Raymond Moore, 1 Segwun for years, Golden Ripe ing a few days with her grand- Mary, Tim and Kevin are spend- to the convenience of these outdoor # BOYS SHIRTS OFF Arthur Speaker came home Sun- parents. Mr. and Mrs, Ira Blough, ing a week at Pentwater, booths. But at the request of those # BOYS1 SWIM TRUNKS day for a few days visit with his as seen on TV LB. Mr, and Mrs. William Olthouse, Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Graham of who were waiting to make a call, parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Mr, and Mrs, Raymond Seese Clarence Speaker and Lucille. ID - . Grandville called on Mr. and Mrs, our friend was encouraged to do and Mr, and Mrs, Ira Blough. yt- Vernor Seeley and family Sunday. Wayne Miller who Is stationed U. S. No. 1, OUTDOOR tended. funeral services. tor Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Lenus Schupke and htsJsoii^teadi^ elsewher^ Folks at Barstow, California, is home on Tomatoes OR HOTHOUSE' V25( Lydia Smith at Lowell Monday af- family, Richard Maus, Mr, and m Michigan, incidcntaM^, are never a 20-day furlough with his parents. ternoon. Mrs, LaVerne Cavanaugh and fam- far from a public telephone.. Mr. MlUer is with tin? marines. BIRTHDAY Nancy Krebs of Eastmont Is Mrs. Sabie Baker and Mrs. Iva • I MICHIGAN, JONATHAN, U. S5. No. 1 A IB. AA ily of Muskegon, Mr. and Mrs, Michigan Bell has over 4,000 out- APPIGS C.A. (CONTROLLED ATMOSPHERE) O BAG 111 spending a few days with her George Johns of Lansing enjoyed Mclntyre spent Saturday with grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. John a carry-in picnic dinner with Mr. door booths conveniently located along the state's high- Mrs. Maida Dawson at Sunfield. . Krebs, ttS9-a& A a ^ FRESH FROZEN 12-OZ. ja j . and Mrs. Loon Seeley Sunday, hon- ways and byways. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Carpenter of Mr, and Mrs, Jack Simpson were Eastmont and family, were Sun- BdlKjUGt Dinners CHICKEN, BEEF OR TURKEY PKG. 47( oring the birthday of Mrs. Seeley. Sunday evening visitors of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Richards and oons day afternoon callers on Mrs. Car- Mrs, Alex Wingeier. family of Hudsonvllle were after- penter's aunt, Mrs. Jessie Rathbun. Mr. and Mrs. Val Johnson and noon callers also. Marian Stauffer, Mildred Potter, son Brian of Dearborn were Sat- Pauline Watts and Pearl Jones at- Snow School reunion at Snow SONG WRITERS have been inspired urday callers at Ira Bloughs and Community Hall Saturday, July 25. tended the Flower Show In Kala- SUPER RIGHT. REG. 79c LB. by the telephone ever since 1877, John Krebs. Pot luck picnic at 1 p. m. Coffee HARD WATER? RUSTY WATER? mazoo Thursday. Mrs. Gene Anderson of Hastings furnished. Cake and Ice cream In just a year after its invention by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson LB, was a Monday evening caller at the afternoon. Any contribution to Bell. Thai's when two marches, a spent the week-end at Eagle Lake the Francis Seese home, the program appreciated, polka and a solemn piece called with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dawson 49 Mr. and Mrs. Francis Seese and Louie Seeley spent the week-end and family of South Bend. 'The Wondrous Telephone" were FRIDAY, JULY 17 is POLISH SAUSAGE Mr. and Mrs, Carl Fox and family with Wendell. Jack and David Glad- published. More than 70 song titles enjoyed a trip across the Straits, stone trout fishing at Baldwin, QUOTE: playtex spent a few days at Cedarville, Mrs. Louie Seeley and children have appeared since then, many of "If the people want less govern- and enroute home called on Rev, SOFTENER DAY entertained for potluck picnic Mrs. them using the rhyme of "alone" and ment (and less taxes), they have SILVEBTOWN and Mrs. Cobb at Manlstlque. Jack Gladstone and children, Mrs, "phone" or "telephone." Now a new not succeeded in making that fact AaP CHUNK Mr, and Mrs. Carl Fox and laml- panty briefs Rodney LaPolnte and children, Columbia record album with songs stand out above the pressure groups ly were Sunday dinner guests of BRING A SAMPLE OF YOUR WATER IN FOR EXPERT Mrs, Louise Sadler and children by Polly Bergen is available. It who always want just a little bit Mr. and Mrs, Carlos Seese at of Grand Rapids, Wednesday, more." s .-v' ; - for an carries the over-all title of Irving Clarksville. Mr. and Mrs, Max Nlckerbocker Mr. and Mrs. Francis Seese call- Berlin's 1924 hit. "All Alone by the FACTORY ANALYSIS and children of Mansfield. Ohio, OTPs eye-stopping ed on Mrs. Nellie Stahl and Mr. Telephone"—something you needn't spent Thursday and Friday with FREE COFFEE AND DOUGHNUTS Moram MAioa HE B»RS and Mrs. John H, Kauffman at the Lfluie Seeley family. be any more with friends and family figure under slacks PINEAPPLE £Iarksville Sunday afternoon, FREE DOOR PRIZES Mrs. Martin Rudolph and chil- just a quick cell away. ; Rev, and Mrs, Cobb and family dren of Science Hill, Kentucky, FREE CONSULTATION ON WATER PROBLEMS BY FACTORY ENGINEER! shorts...swimsuits of Manisfique were Monday dinner and Mrs. Howard Seeley of Grand guests at the Carl Fox homq. Rapids were Friday callers at the I i Fit like o second skin for invisible Anyone wishing to send items to Louie Seeley home, control under your most form-fitting 19-01. Star Corners kindly call UN 8*2505 Mr. and Mrs. Louie Seeley and "My exercise consists of walking to the funerals of my \. Living Water Monday or early Tuesday morri-" family enjoyed a wiener roast with Beware Of slocks, shorts, swimsuits. Mokes you ing. Thank you. the LOuls Sadler family In Grand friends who died from exercising."—MARK TWAIN; SOFTENER DAY the girl with the slim waist, smooth hipi, cans Rapids Saturday evening. Unwary flat tummy. Fabulous little Ledger Want Ads bring results. S&m dm*!* Pedestrians Playtex panty briefs go in and out for SPECIAL! of Ihe water as gaily as your By MwUm Joluuoa bathing suit. Dry in a wink. 79* BROADCAST ENJOY FLUFFY WHITE WASHES • » DOLE SALE w/ ENJOY SOFT, CREAMY COMPLEXION MOTORISTS! Did you know playtex living* panty brief $4.95. 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and sewer drains by adequate sew- and Increased mileage on the cars, CABALLRROS HORsr TROOP SOIL and W 4TER TIIE L0WK,X LE|M,ER. low hill, mich., jilv ia, imo a age disposal Is a new problem per- the Increased school debt and op HOI J) MEETING RECENTLY Pinched for Vacation (ash'-Put A Want Ad To Workl-Cal TW7-9261 haps to this area but certainly eratlng mlllage made necessary V YOUR A meeting of the Cnballeros horse CONSERVATION and to the people of thaf town on FOR SALE- PUPS. Labrador and HERE IS A BUSINESS you can When your kitchen drawers across the nation It Is getting to because of the smaller tax basi troop was held on June 29, at the their appi-arance on WOOD-TV. Boxer mix. $5 each. GL 2-0745. bulge at the seams, it's time to be an old, old story. Wherever per pupil, the Inevitable central rr WYT41M For Sale-General start without Investments. A Health Problems home of Carrie Albus with nine Tuesday evening, July 7th. 5830 Burton. S. E. cl3 Lowell Ledger WANT Al) PAGE Real Estate Wanted large top rated Insurance com- take inventory. Sort through the homes are built In the country water, sewer, and storm sewet members present. We discussed The Clipper has done a very fine- CASH RATE: 20 words 50c, additional words 2c each. If not pany will train you. Start part items you have stored and dispose without either city water and sew- systems which must be installed and planned our own horse show job with our "Soil and Wator Otn- WHAT ARE VCV DOIN6 INSULATKD SHEETING — Half- FOR SALE—6-ROW SPRAYER, I paid on or before 10 days after insertion, a charge of 10c Farm Loans WANTED - HOLSTEIN HEIFER time. We are writing all lines of the ones you never use, sug- The spectators watching t h e er services or an adequate prop- when the area becomes built Up to be held In Ihe near future. Mem- servation" column, Kent North WITH iHATBorTLe OF inch 4x8 sheets S2.'I0 cach or 300 gal. heavy gauge tank, high for bookkeeping will be made. "LOW INTEREST RATE"—Long calves. Milton Wilcox, TW 7-7850. at highly competitive rates. Call gest home management specialists course of the Showboat from the erty area to keep their own wa- and other problems of adaptation bers nre the only ones to lake part East and North West District Di- DELirOOS MILK FROM S75.00 per thousand. Cornell Cash pressure pump, new Briggs & Term Nat'l Farm Loan Ass'n. ell tf collect, Ionia 834 for complete at Michigan State University. west side of Flat River next week ter and sewage supply safe, these all ultimately raise the costs ioi but all spectators are welcome. rectors appreciate this coopera- HI6HIAHP HILL DAIRY and Carry. TW 7-7759, Bowes Rd., Stratton 4 cycle 5 hp. motor, BOX NUMBER: If box number in care of this office is de- areas Initially of low taxes and country living well above compar- sired, add 50c to above. 1043 Leonard St., Grand Rapids, information. This Is a real op- will have an opportunity to show Our next meeting will be held on About 40 girls attended the Camp tion to get Ihe story of soil and Lowell. cll-14 mounted on rubber. Complete WANT TO RENTv3 to 4 bedroom able living in the city. Mich. Phono RI 2-2563. c21 tf portunity, so don't pass it by. the uninitiated some excellent spe- what appears to be cheaper living July 28, at the home of Lynn Wlt- Fire Day Camp at Scout cabin water conservation to all land- PoPSAtO LITTLE" CALVES and ready to work. L. W, Ruther- ALL ERRORS in telephoned advertisements at sender's risk. home in Lowel?" school district. become faced with soaring taxes It Is to this problem that the SEPTIC TANKS and drain fields C13-15 SURPLUS cimens of the three-leaved poison tenbach. All members are urged Monday thru Friday week before owners. OROW ON MILK SO I'M ford. cl3 tf RATES are based strictly on uniform Want Adv. Style. Can do own repairs and decorat- and assessments. One of the most small towns such as Lowell offers installed, water lines buried and 20 ACRES of pasture land border- ivy. The Council has just acted to to be there. last. The Blue Birds learned nature PLAMTIN6 THIS BOTTLE ing. TW 7-7288, or call Caledonia STORAGE BUILDINGS unfortunate parts Is that home own- such an opportunity. A family can connected. Carlton Wilcox, Ph. OUT-OF-TOWN advertisements must be accompanied by re- ing on Grand River clear the banks of the upper river Carrie Albus, Reporter lore find baby care, and enjoyed TO 6ROW ME A 12-FT. ALUMINUM RUNABOUT TW 1-8657 collect. cl2-15 ers In these areas have to pay enjoy many of the advantuges ol New hybrid magazine has a hole V oooo COW Clarksville. OW 3-3091. cl II mittance. BEAUTIFUL LOT 65 by 335 feet, For Rent # 20*x50' $S50 of rats and now another and prob- making dish gardens, leaf place with steering wheel, 10 hp. John- for two sewage disposal systems, country living in a town such a? in the center containing five 5- V T1AI f Al# 4 p0Py ,or on This PaKe Miuit Be In near covered bride at Fallasburg # 20'xI00' MM ably more dangerous pest threat- PUBLIC NOTICE mats, macaroni necklaces, paper son motor and trailer, $350. Call I 0<,Ber 0 ,ce WANTED-CUSTOM COMBINING. each one probably costing more Lowell and at the same time re- minute recordings that can be CUSTOM BUTCHERING—Beef, no 1^ /"iZui ' H Before 10:00 A. M. Wednes- park. $650 small down payment, FOR RENT—M o d e r n upstairs # Can Be Moved Intact, or Ta- ens to spoil the evening for the bag puppets, and Indian rattles. CH 5-9423. S cl3 Robert Bames. TW 7-7425. cl2-13 than a single hook up to a city tain city services. A major ques- played on a 33 1/3 rpm phono-j charge. Pigs, $3. Cutting and balance $10 per month. apartment, newly decorated, 3 ken Apart In Sections unwary. JON D. WITTERS, Atty. The Camp Fire Girls made plaques grinding 2 cents a pound. East sewer system. tion that Lowell must ask Itsell 414 Fedtral Square Bldg. graph. INSULATED SHEETING -25/32- HOUSE, two blocks from down- WANTED - SCHOOL TEACHER rooms and bath in Lowell. Call # Self Supporting Truss Rafters To leam that Bill Doyle Is plan- Grand Rapids, Michigan for their rooms, and had classes BLACK DIRT—Cement and Road FOR SALE-PINK AND BLUS In the proposed Incorporation as a Paris Packing Co.. 4200 East 2x8 sheets SI.72 each: 4 x 8 town, 5 rooms and 3 piece bath. for the Alton school. For informa- GL 8-8262. c7 tf # No Partitions ning to move the Gibson house This subject of rural and coun- GENERAL in nature study, trail marking, Gravel, block sand, stones or floor length formal size 12 to 14. city Is whether It can extend the Paris Rd.. S. E. Call MY 8-8407 sheets $3.44 sheet; or S107.50 per Can be bought with $500 down. tion call TW 7-7812. cl3 # Salesman On Site Dally From onto the old Zerba property was try living and Its associated health State ol Michigan, The Probate Court for knot tying, and care ol bed pa- coarse gravel for dralnfield. Excellent condition. TW 7-7297. necessary services to the area it the County of Kent. Hastings Livestock Sales or EM 1-0800 alter 5 p. m. Rich- thousand. Cornell Cash and Car- 200 ACRE FARM In Sec. 25 Cale- COTTAGE FOR RENT on Murray 9 to 5 most welcome news. If he does and economic problems Is one to tients. They also made paraffin DONALD RUNE, S. C. S. Editor Prompt Delivery, Phone TW 7- wishes to include within Its new At a sculon of said court, hold lit the July 10, 1959 ard Havenga. c49 tf ry. TW 7-7759, Bowes Road. Low- cl3 donia Township on M-92. WANTED—Amateurs for Freeport Lake. Phone TW 7-9121. cl3 his usually fine Job of moving and which I will return a number of probate office, in the City of Grand Rapids, burners and hobo stoves and cook- By Yonr S. C. D. Directors 9267. Byron Weeks, 1^ miles Michigan Slate University has re- limits. To ask newly acquired resi- m said County, on the Feeder Pigs ...S Y 50-SI5.00 ell. cll-14 Smith's Real Estate and Insur- Homecoming Talent Show Aug. remodeling this should convert a times In this column. There is ed their lunches on them. Each west of Lowell on M-21. c52 tf FOR SALE A QUANTITY of good leased the last of these buildings dents to pay city taxes without re- 23rd day of June, A. D. 1959, Conservation Soil and Water farm Top Calves ... $34.00-537.75 ance Service, 1043 Vergennes, 22nd. Four cash prizes, 1st prize hazardous area into a good resi- much to be said for country living, Present: HON. A. DALE STOPPELS, Judge group had an opportunity to have j mile east Kerekes Harness and Shoe Re- of US-16 at 10889 - 52nd St. -LYLE COVERT- CONSTRUCTION CO. Prices for July 13. 974 head A true copy. monial closed with the singing of HOUSES FOR SALE can qualify—write Box 147 Low- 702 Cavanaugh Rd. reason for their tears is cruel. ROLAND R. ROBEY, "America." Marvin Schaefer. conservation of Alto, 1st farm north of 60th pair Shop, 1 mile East of Lowell Farm tools, household goods In- Lowell of Livestock, 62 consignments Register of Probate cll-13 BUY LOWELL—(near) $8,500. Try small ell Ledger, Lowell, Michigan. aid reports the following completed St., on Pratt Lake ave: 19 head on M-21. pl0-19 cluding dishes, some antiques Lansing, Mich. Leaders in charge of the daily WMTYOU NO SIGNATURE SAVING down payment; neat bungalow C13-15 of poultry and rabbits. VANDER VEEN. FREIHOFER, COOK ft program were Mrs. David Coons. jobs: in Alpine Twp.—Clarence of Holsteins, bangs tested; 10 and a great many other articles Public Notice BRYANT. Attyi. Eubank, 1500 ft., Reynold Kline. PLEASE mature cows; 2 heifers, 17 mos. USED STAUFFER "Magic Couch" Complete list next week. Mrs. with about 3 acres; additional 2- WANTED TO RENT—3 or 4 bed- Veal up to $36.75 cwt. 835 W. Main, Lowell. Mich. Mrs. Charles Barber, Mrs. Orie ON DOTTED LINSEY, SHIVEL, PHELPS ft ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEARING 600 ft., both done by Jack Soder- SALE old. open; G heifers 11 to 13 mos. for sale. Call OR 6-1145. C13-.4 Ralph Hoag, Owner. George Van- room building could be used for room home in or near Lowell. Smith. Mrs. John Troy, Mrs. John living quarters. Tool house and Beef Cows up to $19.70 cwt. VANDER WAL. AUyi. CLAIMS ft DETERMINATION OF HEIRS Dellaan, Mrs. Herb Davis and Mrs. strom. Fred Oosterhouse 2300 ft. old; bull calf 4 mos. old, (vac- derMeulen, Auctioneer. cl3 UN 8-4892. cl3 (08 Michigan National Bank 9ldq. State of Michigan, The Probate Court for LINE - OF FOR SALE—1956 BUICK Road- Grand Rapidi, Michigan Jules Erler. Assisting were Mrs. done by Earl DeMuII. In Sparta cination cards for heifers) 2 Surge chicken coop. LIFE TIME MUFFLERS Beef Steers and Heifers up to $26.90 cwt. the County of Kent. master convertible. All white with At a session of said court, held at the FOR SALE-RICHARDSON 1956 PARNELL ROAD (near M-21) 80 WANTED - 5 PAIR LOUVERED NOTICE OF HEARING-PROBATE OF Harold Myers, Mrs. Gus Abel, Mrs. Twp., Lynn Bradford & Son 2500 seamless milker pails; Interna- UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED AGAINST up to $24.70 cwt. probate office, in the City of Grand Rapids, SHOP HERE full power. Reasonably priced. Housetraller, 23 foot, modem. Beef BuRs WILL-DETERMINATION OF HEIRS Maynard Barton. Mrs. Raymond ft. by Soderstrom. Hope Church DODGE & tional milker pump with % hp. acres, small creek, older house Shutters, 5 ft or longer. TW 7- in said county on the Call TW 7-7369 after 5 p. m. cl3 Phone Clarksville, OW 3-3011 .pl3 needs repairs, bam, chicken 7718. cl3 RUST-OUT — BLOW-OUT — ROAD HAZARDS Feeder Cattle . . from $18.75 to $25.00 cwt. State ol Michigan, The Probate Court lof 23rd day of June A. D. 1959. Hovlnga, Mrs. Clark Fletcher, and Farm has 6300 ft. In Bowne Twp. motor; 12 milk cans; Rosentahl the County ol Kent Present. HON. WALLACE WAALKES. FOR FOOD - PLYMOUTH coop, price $6,500. up to $22.80 cwt. Judge ul Piubate. Mrs. Ken Fletcher. Older Camp done by Baldwin Bros. This Is a No. 404 roll busker on steel HALLMARK GREETING CARDS NEW CURL'N' COLOR Mascara Lambs At a setiion of laid court, held at the WANTED -CREAM SEPARATOR, probate oftice, in the City of Grand Rap In the Matter of the Estate ol farm owned by the Church body trucks; McCormick Deering PTO LOTS—Forest Hills avenue, 100 x FREE INSTALLATION Fire Girls who also assisted with accurately reflect your own feel- and Fashion white lipstick. Avon medium size. Phone TW 7-7448. Hogs up to $16.30 cwt. ids, in said County, on the GODFREY ROTH, Deceased. NO PACT 150, $2,300. It appearing to the court that the t;rre the program were Jullann Erler. and farmed by the parishioners. corn binder on rubber (above ings, whatever the occasion, Representative, Ruby Andrews. pl3 10th day of July, A. D. 1959. TRADE-INS NEAR LOWELL—100 x 128, $350 to Sows up to $12.50 cwt. Present: HON. A. DALE STOPPELS, Judge for presentation of cleims against said estate Mary Kay Barber, Sandy Steffens. In Courtland Twp. Jack Soderstrom FINE tools in excellent condition* also birthdays, anniversaries, holi- TO SIGN TW 7-7914. cl3 $550; Boynton—2 and 3 acre of Probate. should be limited, and that o time and Nancy Collins, and Susan Zalsman. completed Robert Normans 450 ft. 1938 Chevrolet 4-Door Hardtop a 10 x 35 ft. silo full of ensilage days, or any day when you think EARN MORE WITH Santa's Toy- Boars up to $ 9.30 cwt. In the Matter of Ihe Estate of place be appointed to receive, ciaminc FOOD FOR sites, $700, terms. CHARLES QUIGGLE, Deceased. and adjust all claims and demands against All the campers would like to Wright Smith, in Paris Twp. has 1958 Plymouth did) Sedan (filled last fall, never opened). of others! Available at Christian- F'OR MUFFLERS, tall pipes, fuel land toys and gifts. Highest com- from $4.75 to $13.75 cwt. said deceased by and be'ore
LOWELL LEDGER WANT ADS BRING RESULTS. YL RECORDS LOWELL SHOWBOAT
GREAT OAKS FROM L1TTIE ACORNS GROW MY HEART IS AN July 20 OPEN BOOK Carl Dobkins, Jr. Just as great oak trees grow from little acorns, Climate for industry boils down to how present BOBBIN* THE CRADLE LOWELL industry is treated. Good climate for industry so do fine, big industrial plants have humble be- Tony IWHus makes our town grow stronger. BATTLE OF NEW OBLEANS ginnings. Minstrel Show Johnny Horton Good industrial climate helps small industry, TICKETS p&SHowmt As with that sturdy oak, many thinks happen Performance Starts like good climate helps the oak tree. And it WATERLOO JOHNNY MATSON before a small plant becomes a Urge one. Stonewall Jackson At 8:30 fomou» occordion ond troniptl attracts new industry. ploying comedian NOW ON SALE Under The LONELY BOY The oak tree depends on favorable soil and Join hands with your local industrial develop- Paul Anka |TICKETS| ON SALE weather during its early years. Our town, if it ment organization and the Michigan Economic TSSEB Development Department to help your com- SHOWBOAT TICKET OfflCE Fabian U to have good induitrial payreUs, aiuft pro- • Stars * Al Showboat Ticket Office U-.J. T- ll„L Tide a good climate for industry. munity prosper. nexi IU Dann You too can have modern window beauty. No job M. T. A. Lowell - Ph. TW 7-9237 Kingston Trie Now In its 28th Year! is too small to receive our help and assistance. Call JUST A IJTTLE TOO Ml'CH Wurzburg's, Grand Rapids PHONE TW 7-9237 Ricky Nelson Roth Furniture, Hastings WURZBURG'S. GRAND RAPIDS us today for an estimate on the windows you need Record Players Perrone's, Ionia PERRONE'S. IONIA All Seats Reserved Open Saturday Night ALL SEATS RESERVED to make your dream a reality. ROTH FURNITURE, HASTINGS ~ > JIJI - 5UI - aa $1,00-$1,60-$2,20 Radio Service —Is RICHARDS Th# BEROSINIS. Kingt.nt *•» ecr*«*k oct Th« MIRIAM STAGE DANCERS Company «odio ond TV Sieging Stor TANYA «nd BIAGI, *«om-ip1itting contdiont 8-gifl pf cition cliorut lin« «. Gu CHROUCH LOWELL LUMBER & COAL CO. If you got It here, Ifs gotta 218 SO. WASMIN6T0N bruce mm PHONE TW 7-9291 be good! JULY 20-21-22-23-24-25 ZM E. Main Ph. TW 7-M76 T
THK I.OWKM. LKlMiKK, IX)WELL, MICH., JtlLV 14, IM» cookies prepared by the club the Sunday dmn^r guests of the Pred Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wingeier their hetfie and have t former THE LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICH., JULY 18. IMS with his grandparents, returned Cherry and Apple week before. Fuss family near Lowell. Mr. Bow- spent Monday evening with tho window put in tp give more light. West Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richarti- Snow Community home with them. Foremon Rood Logon Newt Crops to Be Ample ATTEND FLOWER SHOW FORMER ALTO RENIDENT8 Alto Community News Iris Walker presented a demon- ens visited his nephew, Frank Moll M. A. Watsons. Mrs. Melvin Court regions and will gradually progress ' Percy Nickels. 63, Dies son were JJundty afternoon call-1 < Mrs. 3. P. fteyaolds Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith Mrs. Edna Taylor Mrs. Harold Yoder IN KALAMAZOO. KKCENTLY RETURN FOR VISIT MRS. CLAUD 8ILCOX - PHONE UN 8-4531 stration -on "Setting the Table," and wife of Bauer Friday. Mr. ahd Mrs. Aivin Ber^y arid northward during coming weeks to era of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Bow- > spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Two fruit crops, cherries and ap- | In AHantic City and Sharon Walker demonstrated Mable called on the former's broth- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Thomas Little Rickey Price, son of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beckett of Mrs. Mildred Potter and mother. Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Edwards Mrs. Helena Dlntaman was ill The fifty-aecQOd annuAl Snow Ronald Hesche of Fennville and ples, for which Michigan long has the Traverse City area where there Local Children Rtceivt "The Proper Way to Wanh Vege- man near Catedonla. Sunday eve- Chicago were Thursday visitors of Percy Nickels, 63, of 6474 Grand Mrs. Pearl Jones, Mrs. Marian last week and unable to work at er, M. E. Bergy and wife of Grand School reunion Will be h*ld Satur-, and two daughters of South Bend, and Mrs. Kenneth Price, had his been famous, will be In ample Is the heaviest concentration of red of Evanston. HI., were week-end nlhg In company with Mr. and brought their son, Douglas, who Fluoridation Treatment 4H Club News tables." her nursing Job. Rapids, Saturday. Ind., spent the week-end with Mrs. tonsils out last week, Monday. Mr. ana Mrs, Guy Monks. River Drive, Ada, died of a heart Stauffer and Mrs. Pauline Watts guests of the James Willyards of day. July 25. at the Snow WSCS had spent the past week with the supply this year barring adverse tart cherry trees on earth. To complete the meeting the Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Dygert of Mrs. Clair Poirltt, they attended Coy Gregory and Garry. Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Dawson of attack Monday morning in Atlantic attended the Flower Show in the Bowne Center. On Saturday they The regular meeting of the Stone Sir. and Mr&. Fred Pattlson had Hall. Picnic dinner will be served Hesches home with them. Susie and Kathy Price spent part conditions, according to estimates Production nf rod tart cherries Children of Alto and surrounding group made a vegetable salad and Wllllamston, came with a well-fill- outdoor church services at the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith of Lansing called on Mrs. Bob Daw- City, New Jersey, where he was Recieation Building in Kalamazoo attended the picnic of the Young Comers -l-H Club was held Mon- dinner Sunday with the Frank Pat- at 1 o'clock. All residents of the Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Wlttenbach of last week at the Doan Beaver received by G. S. Mclntyre, di- for the nation is expected to reach districts are receiving the fluori- enjoyed refreshments and games. ed dinner basket to the home of Pleasant Valley United Brethren son Thursday afternoon. attending the National Housewares Thursday. "The Trend of the Adults at Barlow Lake. On Sunday tisons. district and all former teachers Albion spent the week-end with her home. rector of the Michigan Department 138,260 tons, of which Michigan's dation treatment for their teeth at day, July 6, in absence of the pres- Church. and sons were dinner guests Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bums and two Manufacturers product show. Times" Riven by the Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Watts. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Gaud Silcox Sunday and pupils are Invited. Please bring parents. Mr. and Mrs, Don Mc- morning they had breakfast with ident, Ken Colburn. Vice-President Other Alto News Mrs. Lawrence Scott, who un- day of Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Reed Callers last week at the Kenneth of Agriculture. estimated 84.000-ton yield will the Alto School this week. Miss and shared the contents of the Pherson and family. daughters of Detroit sppni Sunday Mr. Nickels was director of pub- Garden Club Council. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wingeier and Terry Sheehan presided over the and Mrs. WUUs Hatch accompan- your own tible service. of Mulllken. Price home were Mr. and Mrs. The rod tart cherry crop Is esti- amount to more than fiO percent. Joan Faulk, a dental hygienist Miss Carol McWhlnney spent a derwent major surgery at Butter- and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. lic relations for Bissell, Inc. He ied Mr. and Mrs. Allen Behler of basket with them. Kenneth Izenbart of Lansing call- mated by the Federal-State Crop attended church at Alto and Bowne meeting. worth hospital two weeks ago re- Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cole spent Mrs. Leo Pfaller entertained on Gerald Price and family, Mr. and If recent estimates of the Na- from Detroit, is giving the treat- week vacationing as guest of her Mr. and Mrs. James Wheeler ed on Lester Bailey Sunday. Fred McDonald. was a charter member of Carl Methodist Church News Center and greeted many friends Lake Odessa to Port Sheldon Sun- several days last week with Mr. Thursday evening with a surprise Mrs. Dean Beaver and family, Mr. Reporting Service to amount to tional Apple Institute are right. ments. Roll-call was answered by telling parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mc- turned home last week and Is gain- Mrs. Joe Bevler and Mrs. Paul A. Johnson Legion Post and Fur- day where they spent the day with attended the Jensen family reunion Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Bouwens 84,000 tons this year. This Is 70 who were very happy to sec them. ing nicely. Mrs. Lawrence Dygert and Mrs. Alden Cole of Richland dinner party in honor of her hus- and Mrs. Ray Rlttenger, and Mr. Michigan, this year, will stand The Methodist Youth Fellowship Her assistants are Sharon Dinta- the accomplishment each member Whlnney and family. at Six Lakes Sunday. of Alto and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hilton spent Saturday and Sunday niture City Post. Ho was com- They returned to Evanston Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Behler at their and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Inger- band. Those present were Mr. and and Mrs. William Kilgus. percent more than last year.s third among the 35 states produc- arc haviiiR a swimming party and man, Karen Wingeier and Joyce has made on their project. Each Mrs. Freida Russell left Monday also came home from Plodgett hos- In Ludlngton. They took Mr. Bevler mander and adjutant of the Fur- day. They arc scheduled to set Last Monday, Miss Carol Mc- cottage. soll of KaMmazoo. Fuss were Sunday dinner guests crop, but 6 percent less than two ing apples. Michigan's crop Is ex- wiener roast at Jordan Lake Fri- Mettemick. One hundred thirty-two member reported satisfactory pro- pital and Is convalescing satisfac- Mrs. George Pfaller of Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mlshler at- niture City Post and chairman of Whinney was a guest of her grand- Mrs. Anna Falrchlld and Victor with her daughter, Mrs. J. Qulggle of the Fuss sisters and Fred. back to his work. sail for Europe on September 29. Callers during the past week at Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Cole and tended church at White Cloud Sun- years ago. The harvest already Is pected to amount to more than day, July 17. Each person will children have enrolled to take the gress. to spend two weeks at the Qulggle torily. , Mrs. A. E. Hemlngsen Is visiting There was a very good attend- the post boxing committee, spon- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Mc- Porritt were Sunday dinner guests daughters, Phyllis and Bonnie. under way in southern producing 11.122,000 bushels, or about 10 per- bring wieners and buns for them- treatment. A picnic was discussed, but the ' the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy day and spent the day with Lizzie ance at the Mapes Farm Bureau sors of the Annual Golden Gloves Whlnney of Wayland. In the after- of Mr. and Mrs. William Falrchlld. home In Auburn, N. Y. Mr. and HOLLER SKATING PARTY / her daughter and family, Mrs. Baptist Church News club decided to have a scavenger ^ Witteobach were Mr, and Mrs. Mrs. Seymour Dalstra in com Nelson and daughter In White cent of the total estimated national selves. Meet at the church at 3:30 noon they were callers at the home Mrs. Qulggle and family have been Sovers in Chicago for a few days. picnic Sunday at the home of Mr. for three years and had been tick- Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gray and PLANNED FOR AJLV 16 Donald Way of Phoenix, Arizona, pany with Mr. and Mrs. Herman production. The national crop Is p. m. For further information call A class for those who wish to hunt on Saturday, July 18, follow- visiting the Russells and other rel- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hemlngsen of Cloud. and Mrs. Marvin Huver. All en- Court were Mrs. Iva Mclntyre, et manager for the boxing event Family Reunions of Mr. and Mrs. C. LaMalre in Mrs. Mable Ryan of Grand Rapids Heemstra of Buttrick Ave., attend- estimated at 115,952,000 bushels. UN 8-3131. be baptized has been started on ing the 4-H meeting. It was also Members of the Bowne Center Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Watts and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Blough joyed the lovely dinner and Ice Mrs. Sabie Baker and Mrs. Joan for 24 years. Grand Rapids. Upon her return joined Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gra- atives in the vicinity for the past Lowell are staying with Mr. Hem- The first apples (summer vari- The Young Adult Fellowship are Wednesday evening and will con- Mr. and Mrs. James Green and decided that e ich member try to 4-H Club havp rented the American and Mrs. Peter VandenHeuvel of ed the funeral Monday of Millard and family, Emma Blough and He was a member of the Ada home Carol was a visitor at the ham for a picnic supper on the several days. \ngsen. cream. Dawson. Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grum- find a car for transportation. All Alto, Mrs. John Raglin of Lyons, Eisner at East Lansing. They also Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder and eties) are expected to be harvested having a picnic Sunday, July 19. tinue the next 4 weeks. The course home of her aunt and uncle, Mr. Mrs. Raymond Webster, Nancy Legion Big Wheel for an evening Mrs. Betty Baker attended the Recent callers of Mrs. Melvin Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stinton of Congregational church, York Lodge Graham lawn Saturday evening. called on Mrs. Martin DenBoer and In the state around July 20. Pick- at 3:30 p. m. at Fallasburg Park. of study will cover major doctrines met and sons attended a Green the cooking girls are to furnish of roller skating this Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Petersen and family attended the Shaffer Reun- Three Rivers spent last week-end 410, F & A M, Scottish Rite. Sal- and Mrs. Gordon Mc Whinney and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood and and Danny of St. Clair Shores, Eastern Star at the Temple Thurs- ing will extend to autumn and win- For information call UN 8-5081. of the church and is taught by family reunion at the home of Mr. cookies or cup cakes for refresh- July 16. Carl Petersen of South Lowell be- new baby son, Mark, at Ionia hoB ion at Ionia Sunday. adln Temple Shrine, Shrine Band family in Middlevllle. Robert were hosts at a family pic- spent the week-end with the for- day evening, Illinois, spent Thursday with Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald. and Mrs. Arthur Green Sunday. ments. sides several of their local neigh- pital. Logan Lake Farm Bureau was ter varieties with the harvest wind- Rev. Reynders' sermon topic for Pastor and Mrs. Marquardt. Also Mrs. Pearl Dygert spent the mer's mother, Mrs. Mildred Tobias. Skating will be from 8 to 11 Mr. and Mrs. Arvll Hellman at- and Mrs. Duane Deardorf and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Court and and Old Newsboys Bond. nic on their spacious lawn at Over thirty members of th« Rey- ing up In the fall. Sunday. July 19. will be "The Pro- meeting at the same time on Wed- Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Peet and fami- There will be a cooking meeUng p. m. and all members are urged bors. held at the Harold Yoder home on children spent the week-end with He is survived by his wife, Mar- week-end In Grand Rapids at her "Woods Wood" Saturday. Present On Sunday they were guests of Mr. tended a family dinner at Round ily. The states expected to have phet Who Was More Than A Pro- nesday is the adult prayer gro,-> ly of Foil Wayne, Ind., were Sun- Thursday, July 16, at 11 a. m. al to be in attendance. Miss Bonnie Cole is a counsellor nolds family met at Snow Hall Thursday night, July 9th. garet; two sons, Kenneth of Wood- son's home In celebration of three were Mr. and Mrs. Don Metzger and Mrs. Leo Blocher and sons of Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Rev, and Mrs. Carl Welch of Dr. and Mrs. M. J. Court at their day overnight guests of the Jim at 4-H Camp at Bostwick Lake Sunday for their tnnual reunion Several people from Calvary greater production of apples than phet," the sccond in the series. and the childrens prayer meeting. the leaders home. family birthdays. Cascade at a family dinner. The next meeting of the club et their cabin. Their father. F. C. Fast Lansing, were Sunday dinner cottage near Marcellus. stock, New York and Robert of Greens and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and Patsy of Jackson, Mr. and Miss Hope Coger came the far- Michigan this year arc Washington "Faces About The Master." Morn- Next Sunday morning the spe- Lynda Dygert, Reporter Mrs. Harry Lansford and chil- will be held on July 23 at 8 p. m. this week. Brethren attended the wedding of guests of the Duane Deardorf fam- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnston of Detroit; a brother, Willard of Flint; Little Christie Kropf of Lowell Mrs. Robert Carnahan and chil- Hellman recently returned from a and New York with Michigan hav ing worship and Church S c h o o I cial music will be provided by the Fleet of Freeland were their Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Chapin and thest to attend. Sherman Reynolds Mickey Funderburg at New Tro?', is visiting her grandparents, Mr. dren of Grand Rapids, Mr. and at the Bowne Center Hall unless trip In the west, and went with iiy. , , Lansing were Saturday guests of and four grandchildren. day guests. DEMONSTRATIONS GIVEN dren of Grand Rapids, Mr. and was the oldest and Mark Reynolds Ing the largest yield between the combined 9:-15 a. m. to 10MS a. m. Men's Quartet, composed of Mar- Mrs. Alvin Bergy and Mable were notified different. children of Sanford spent the week- Saturday night. Margaret Yoder, Billy and Lois Mr. ond Mrs. SI.erm Rowland. Funeral services will be held at and Mrs. Charles Colby this week. Mrs. M. A. Watson and Donald them. two coasts. during July and August. vin VandenHcuvel. Lester Zimmer- SUmrfpr Kvnnlon AT FOOD MEETINO Carol McWhlnney, Reporter end with her parents. Fay Chapin Blandlng the youngest in attend- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Yoder and Mrs. Fred McDonald of Lowell 1:30 Thursday at the Metcalf Cha- Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hesche of Yelter. Sunday afternoon and evening We are glad to hear Mrs. Homer Seese and Larry were in LanSffig liownu Center man, Robert KUnk and Robert The descendents of Christian who had been spending the week ance. family called on Mrs. Gene Foster and Mrs. Tom Burns of Detroit pel. Rev, Ralph J. White will of- The Bowne Center Food Club Fennville were recent visitors of Mrs. Julius Wester accompan- lunch guests of Mr. and Mrs. War- Emmons has returned homo from Thursday on business. Sally Yoder There will he an Official Board Carigon. Pastor Marquardt will and Mary Stauffer held their an- and girls of Lowell Sunday evening. were Sunday evening callers of Mr. To place your ad in the Lowell ficiate and burial will be in Oak- held a meeting at the home of their their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. ied Mr. and Mrs. Axel Carlson of ren Bergy and sons. They were A device called e "slip-meter" Butterworth hospital In Grand Rap- spent Hie day with Susie Hendricks meeting Thursday. July 16, at 8 speak from the l)ook of the Reve- nual reunion at Fallasburg Park Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cowles from Ledger, phone TW 7-9261. hill cemetery. leader, Mrs. Paul Dlntaman. Vice- Claud Sllcox. Clarksville to Edmore Thursday, also afternoon callers of Miss Fran- analyzes any floor as a means of J Ids, and Is getting along as well at Lowell. and Mrs. Melvin Court. p. m. at the Warren Bergy home. lation. Chapter 1. Sunday, with 65 present. The ones President. Rosemary Mettemick Mr. and Mrs. William Harris and where they had dinner and visited ces Porritt and took some four determining the safety factor once as can be expected. This is a combined meeting with In the 8 p. m. evening service from tho farthest distance were called the meeting to order at 1 children of Grand Rapids were Sun- with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Carlson generation pictures. The Alvin Ber- the surface has been cleaned and Mrs. F. C. Foshee of Ada called the Board of Christian Education. the orchestra will play and a piano- Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Fisher, p. m. Registration Notice day afternoon and supper guests of and family. gys are having a new roof put on waxed. on Mrs. Nellie McPherson Thurs- Church School 10 a. m.. Morning organ duet will be presented by son Danny and daughter, Patty The group welcomed another new their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Art Bolsmler and FOR day. worship 11 a. m. Mrs. E. F. Marquardt and Mrs. from New Philadelphia. Ohio. The Aristocrat member, Qirlsty Stauffer. A dis- L. M. Headworth. two children of Omaha, Nebraska, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Duncan Lester Zimmerman. The Bible stu- Fishers visited relatives near Low- cussion was held on the cake and Steven Green left Monday to go were Wednesday dinner guests of and Clare are vacationing this Ledger Want Ads bring results. dy will be on the Book 0f p.uth. ell over the week-end. PINTS to his Air Force Base in Louisiana, the Fred Pattisons and spent the SPECIAL ELECTION week at the Foreman cottage near after spending his leave at home. evening with Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Baldwin. ONLY Miss Becky Kirschenman of Port- Meyer and Tom of Ada. Mr. Bols- Mrs. Beatrice Bailey is spending land was a week-end guest of her mler was a pupil of Mrs. Meyer 3flD REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT the week in the north on vacation. grandmother, Mrs. E. L. Tlmpson. when she taught at the North Park Take Doug Remington Is visiting his Sherbets Mrs. Mary Shaver and Mrs. Ber- School. He Is now buyer and man- KENT COUNTY. MICHIGAN mother in Grand Rapids for a It's Outdoor Cooking Time! tha Quakenbush of Grand Rapids ager of a large store in Omaha. short time. were Sunday callers of Mrs. Vera Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Myckowiak Yc»tcr. spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. WE GIVE and Mrs. Amos Sterzlck were Mr. MONDAY, AUGUST 31,19S9 FULLY MATURED Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Bergy and and Mrs. David Sterzlck, Robert A Larry Groendyk at their cottage California Long White * "LO VIN" -CARED-POE" FEESH WHOLE Mable were Saturday afternoon cal- Stevens and sons of Grand Rapids at Whitehall. U. S. No. 1 lers of the forr er's brother, M. E. and Mr. and Mrs. Don Hainer of TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE Mrs. Betty Baker and Mr. and 403 E. Main St.. Lowell GREEN Bergy and wife in Grand Rapids. Battle Creek. Mrs. Louis Baker and children and Hours: Mon. ond Tues., 8 to 6:30. ID STAMPS Size A Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vandawater Diane Dlntaman hns had ,a bad Dr. and Mrs. Richard Houseman Wed. thru Sat. 8;00 to 9:00. LB. BAG and children returned to their home time with a severe case of measles Look Townships of Ada, Grattan, and children of California, plcnick in Battle Creek Sunday night after for the past two weeks. at the park Sunday. Potatoes spending their vacation with their Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Meyers and The W. S. C. S. are having a FARMER FEET'S BUDGET parents. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Keiser. two children of Peoria, 111., are and Vergennes potluck dinner at Fallasburg Park Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn of spending the last week of their COUNTY OF KENT. MICHIGAN Thursday. Sliced Bacon » 47c Harris Creek spent Sunday evening vacation with their parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kapugia » FARMER FEET'S ROLL with Mr. and Mrs. James Abra- and Mrs. Clair Flynn. and set Hit many ways we eon meet your Notice is hereby given that in conformity with the "Michigan and children of Lansing spent all Election Law," I, the undersigned Clerk, will, upon any Farmer Peet's Picnic Style ham of Caledonia. Mrs. Leslie Graham received day Saturday with Lester Bailey Pork Sausage k 43c Tommy Mulder, son of Mr. and word last week that her son-in-law money needs. Col today for a quick friendly day except Sunday and a legal holiday, the day of any and Mrs. Beatrice Bailey. FARMER FEET'S SMOKED WHOLE Mrs. Robert Mulder, spent last Cleo Briggs has been taken to Vet- regular or special election or primary election, receive for Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hemlngsen loan. week at Camp at Bostwick Lake. erans Hospital at Ann Arbor to see registration the name of any legal voter not already regi- Jr. and Tommie, Mr. and Mrs. Cooked Hams b 49c Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stauffer were if something can be done for him. stered who may Apply To* Me Personally for such registra- Don Hemlngsen and Donnie spent U. S. Govt Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. He has suffered many bad heart tion. Provided, however, that I can receive no names for Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert FARMER FEET'S COOKED WHOLE Inspected Harold Hand of Clyde Park. attacks during the past year and registration during the time intervening between the Thir- Hemlngsen and A. E. Hemlngsen Dennis Pilmore of Grand Rapids does not improve. tieth Day before * any regular, special or official primary and Billy Moulder of Pasadena, Boneless Hams ib. 79c Fresh Pork Greenville Finance Co. election and the day of suQh election. California, is spending the week FARMER FEET'S GRADE I was a guest last week of his uncle Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Blocher 6-8 Ib. and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ted and the latter's mother, Mrs. Ra- Formerly Lowell Loan Co. with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hemlngsen average Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Taylor ib 49c Lb. Scott. chel Strouse spent Sunday after- LUOIEM GAMBLE, Manager Skinless Franks Mr. and Mrs. C. Bowens were noon at the Marion Strouse home. II* W. Main. LoiraB Phone TW 7 9007 NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN 1WAT THE UNDERSIGNED were Sunday evening lunch guests FARMER FEET'S GRADE 1 WILL BE AT THEIR OFFICES ON of Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Jensen ROAST and children of Sidney. Ring Bologna b 53c Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rader of Portland were Sunday dinner guests Monday, August 3,1959 of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ryder. COUNTRY FRESH HOMtKiK.MZKft Mrs. Sam Ryder attended the Nabisco Chiparoons or 1-LB. Come in pardner-to our big hoedoWh LAST DAY FOR REGISTRAnON luncheon at Masonic Temple on Grade "A" Milk 3 Vi sal. ctns MorreH Pride Kroger Tenderoy. Swiss or Ekrich BAG Thursday. OVEN FRESH REG. 53c Sliced Bacon it 59^ Round Steaks it. 99/ Skinless Franks *>.59/ —well swing i^ou -fhe From 8 o'clock a. m. until 8 o'clock p.. in, on said day for the purpose of Reviewing the Registration and Registering Lost Rites Held For Angel Food each 41c 1 hoffesf deal in fowh I * such of the qualified electors as shall Property Apply TREESWEET FRESH FROZEN MINUTE MAID FROZEN therefor. Mrs. Merie Coger. 58 Cookies Mrs. Marian Coger, aged 58, died Orange Juice 5 6 oz. cans $ 1 Date Nut at her home, 2294 Buttriqk Rd. RBERHARD'S FRESH PEACH Thf name of no person but aa ACTUAL Re«ident of the S. E.t on Friday, after a lingering precinct at ths time of said registration, and entitled under Illness. She is survived by her Ice Cream Vt gal. ctn 69c the ConstltnUon, It remaining such resident, to vote at the » husband. Merle L; Cogtr; one BOOTH FROZEN TIDBITS next election, shall be entered In the registration book. daughter. Mrs. Russell Sprague of Banquet Frozen Heat & Serve 6-oz. can Lansing: one son. Wayne Quiggle Breaded Shrimp 2-lb.pkg. $1.19 of California, six grandchildren: TREESW EET FRESH FROZEN 4 VARIETIES ADA TOWNSHIP — Blanche Loveless, Clerk two sisters, Mrs. Stanley Staskus None sold to dealers Lemonade fORD and Mrs. Claude Richardson: five Blended Juice 5 6oz. cans $1 ADA TOWNSHIP HALL . . Ws reserve riqht DAIRY FRESH COUNTRY CLUB (-• brothers, R. C. .Washburn, Clark DEL MONTE BLUE LAKE Registrations taken at home, Bronson, Ada, and Howard, all of Ada, and Dudley to limit quantities at all other reasonable times and Charles of Grand Rapids. Dinners Wh. Green Beans 4 303 cans $1 Services were held at the Met- calf Mortuary on Monday after- GRATTAN TWP. —Mrs. C. J. Geldersma, Clerk noon vrith Rev. Raymond G^ylord of the Cascade Christian Chuich Mb. solid JEFF'S TACKLE AND IAIT SHOP officiating. Burial was made in „ I « Cascade Cemetery. FREE COFFEE MUGS iRRmllllSI - H AND WMCINO LOW I pit» 1 Anchor Hocking Birds in Right Coffee Mug Butter.... VERGENNES TOWNSHIP—Arvil Heilman. CUrk Once you've replaced them, your 51 old and discarded shoes look so Free with Coupon & Food Purchase $2.50 or More LIGHT REFRESHING CLERK'S RESIDENCE, 11444 BAILEY DRIVE shabby that you wonder how you ! 600 Limit I Conpon per purchase . .. Coupon expires on dared to be seen in them. Saturday, -luly !8. 6 12-oz, Boltles Showboat Tickets to the 195? Gala LOWE LI SHOWBOAT DRIVE Pepsi Cola 39° WOULDN'T IN 23-LB. AVERAGE 300 Pair for Opening Nite Monday, July 20 Drive-In Movie Tickets only 15c Novie Tickets for Beltllne or Plainfleld Drive-In for Carload This Week Eberhanl'« salute* the LOWELL SHOWBOAT with the SHOWBOAT ... with coupon and small handling charge of 15c .. . (iood OF VALUES SALE with Showboat Specials in every department... plus to 300 either Monday or Tuesday. July 20 and 21. YOU RATHER Riven pair ol LOWELL SHOWBOAT reserve seat tickets win be away FREE. This is not a ticket... Limit 1 Coupon per Family. These Tickets are for Opening Nile, Monday. July 20th . .. See the festive and Redeem at Eberhard's .. . expires Saturday, July 18 entertaining; Showboat with the compliments of Eberhard's... nothing to buy Whole ... nothing to write ... just reRfcter while you shop .. . drawing Friday, July 17. Melon OWN AN Watermelon GAI.AXIB CLUB VICTORIA Red Plums ib 29< White Grapes «> 2/9/ Nectarines i 29. Anchor Hocking BLUE STAR BONED—VACUUM PACK Kioger SALAD DRESSING 45/ Birds in Flight Pattern Briquels ol NEW PACK FREE! HEAT RESISTANT GLASS Limit 1 Can per Coupon . . . Coupon Expires on STCf -astins ~.cr.cy rspairing SWIP whi1i» hngp sales let us give $*VE 'on first eouinoed cost. SAVE L'HARCOAL 10 lb. bag 69/ Satin-day. July 18. MONTMORENCY your car and burning extra gas and tremenduus trade-ins. SWAP up to 155 a year on Has and oil .. . Right now an Olds 6 Varieties Pillsbury - DELUXE oil as older cars do. STOP watch- bejore your vacation ... when you with. an aluminized muffler that ing it go down in resale value can gel the most pleasure out of a normally lasts to twice a& long. costs less than yoiTd guess I MONTE CAKE MIXES 3 89/ before your eyes . . . missing the new car. SWAP on a car that will SAVE wilh a Diamond Lustre No- comfort, fun and safety of a new slay in style . . . slay worth more With coupon from ihis newspaper FROZEN Wax Finish . . . wilh a long-lasting. Ford on your vacation trip. ... the world's most beautifully standard 66-plaie battery. SAVE dur- ROBIN HOOD lb. bag proportioned car. ing Ford's SUMMER SWAPPIN6 IEE. Coffee Mugs CATSUP r LOUR 5 0 F.O.A.F. CHERRIES A VJU.UK-ltATB A ROCKBT TODAY 1 4 Authentic Bird Reproduction in Natural Color IMLLSBURY LOAF FUDGE—VANILLA 14-oz. bottie Washed, ftHed Sugared C Swing on cfown and join -ffie su^ing fun during our Ford Sumfner Swaging Bee FREE with Coupon and $2.50 Food Purchase 30 ft). tm FR0SV1N0 MIXES V/rtL pkg. 1 One Mug Free with Newspaper coupon and Food Purchaso of $2.50 or more at er J your neighborhood Eberhard's market. . . One Free Mug of different design each Limit 1 Package per Coupon . . . Coupon Expires on 15/ JAY BOLENS FORD. INC. week ... 4 designs of Birds In Flight including Mallard Ducks. Ruffled (Jrouse. Saturday. July 18. 4.59 Canada (loose, and Ring Necked Pheasant. . . Coupons appearing in newspaper Wfttenbadi Sales & Service during month of July. tnnnnnf 149 S. 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