Kim Sigler Republican Candidate for Governor Here Is How Charlevoix

•••"•"••••p ipfip •ym, ii u unit'in L, ggmsam Suit ftifata F«WU ttkiarr VOLUME SO EAST JORDAN, Ml*?,-,™-•AN. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 1946. NUMBER 25 ' •••-•••- - '-"i'P American Legion "Shower" rfj|nk Detlaff, 71, Kim Sigler Republican )¾¾ Was Resident Here Bay View Summer Mrs. A. Shepard The. American Legion and . their Since Childhood Days College of Music friends plan a miscellaneous shower ••« Dies In 90th Year Candidate For Governor for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence (Dinty) LaLonde,- who lost their home and gpk Detlaff was born in Grand OPENS ITS 1946 SEASOS JULY l.t WAS ONE OF THE PIONEERS OF ?<"pds, Michigan, June 9, 1876, and WITH EXCELLENT,FACULTY COUNTY INCUMBENTS RE-NOM- contents by fire recently. The event 0, THE BOHEMIAN SETTLEMENT Memorial Bingo Party will be held at the Legion Hall, Mon -PgJB away at Lockwood Hospital, 1NATED. REX. E. DAVIS WINS PSPt'key, .June 14, 194G, from a The Bay View Summer College of day evening, July 1st from 7:00 to Early Friday morning the Angel of REGISTER OF'DEEDS NOM- The Blue Star Mothers will hold a he$|* ailment after an illness of five Music at Petoskey will open the 1946 10:30 o'clock. 26a2 Death came for the soul of Aunt An . INATION Bingo Party at the Legion Hall on anS one half years. season on Monday; July 1, it is an nie Shepard, fulfilling an oft-repeat Saturday night, June 29, commencing \s£jk.$he age of two he came to East nounced by Dean Hardin. Van Deur- CARD OF THANKS ed wish that she might go away ' In one of the -best Primary Con at 8:00 o'clock. Proceeds to go to Jordan with his parents, where he sen of Ann Arbor. A faculty of 16 while sleeping. tests for many years for County Of ward a permanent memorial for ser We wish to express our sincere ap h8J Jived since professionals will, offer instruction in fices all incumbents up.for re-nomi vicemen of World War II. 25a2 preciation to the many friends for M-:January 19, 1909, he was uni- chamber music, assembly chorus, Had she lived until August 4th she nation were winners. The closest their acts of kindness extended at t«f;jn marriage to Mary. Bieschke at choir conducting, opera production, would have been ninety years of age. lace was that for County Clerk, Fen- South Arm Farm Bureau the death .of our beloved husband, fa Mg|(aukee, Wisconsin. TNey made .organ, piano, piolin, viola, violin- She was born on that date in 1868 on ton R. Bulow leading Frank J, Strehl ther and brother, Frank Detlaff. thar. home ire Rock Elm Dist. where cillo, voice, history of music and her father's farm near the little vil by som'164 votes with only one pre- South Arm Farm Bureau met at Mrs. Mary Detlaff • he farmed and was also employed by theory of music. lage of Chisek in Milesco County, Bo . cirict — Chandler township, with less the home of Henry VonSoosten, East Sons Joseph and Lawrence thfeEast Jordan Furnace & Chemi- I This season will bring back the hemia and not: far from Prague. than 30 votes — not reporting. Jordan, June 11, at 8:00 p. m., with 25x1 Felix Detlaff. caljgCo. In 1940, due to ill health, string quartet, as well as retain the Her parents were John and Anna With Frank F. Bird withdrawing twenty members present. they, returned from the farm and string trio which has served so ex (Cutter) Vofruba and she was fourth , as Register of Deeds, it evolved in a Meeting was called, to order by purchased the former Wm. Howard cellently during the war years. Also in a family of five boys and four contest between Rex E. Davis of Delbert Ingalls, residence on Esterly Street where this year will see the return of the girls. Boyne City and Kenneth B. Forbes of Future meetings willbe the third Ten Vacation they" have since made their home. I "special musical number" in a song Several brothers-in-law of Mr. Vo- Charlevoix, Davis winning the nomi Tuesday of the month. The next to Sesides the widow, he is survived recital by Thomas L. Thomas, the no truba came here from Bohemia the nation by a wide margin. be.at Mabel Secords July 16. Commandments by tjyo sons, Lawrence of Boyne City ted Welsh, baritone. Moreover, the spring of 1869, forming the nucleus of the Bohemian Settlement,, and a Lillis M. Flanders, County. Treas Wm. Shepard, a member of the arid.Joseph of East Jordan; also one Ionian Singers Male Quartet will ap- year later the Votrubas followed, urer, was unopposed, as were the two Charlevoix County Allocation Board BY WILLIAM DeKLEINE, M. D., brother, Felix Detlaff, East Jordan, |pear again, on the regular Bay View s them, landing here May 16th, 1870. coroners and county surveyor. was present and talked on millage COMMISSIONER MICHIGAN ahdlseven grandchildren. [schedule. allocation for schools. Members were DEPT. OF HEALTH .Fiiheral services were held at St. I Emphasis is to be placed on opera Aunt. Annie often told many fas.-' cinating stories of her childhood jife Kim Sigler Wins Nomination unanimous in the opinion the Iron- Joseph Catholic church, of which he training at the school this season, and ton ferry could be made self-sup 1. Do the things you enjoy most, in Bohemia and the vastly contrast-, Kim Sigler, Michigan's colorful, was a member,"Monday morning, con J to present this work, two new faculty porting by putting it on a tollage ba provided your doings are safe and ing wilderness life of the early days, "graft-buster," defeated Vernon J. ducted by Rev. Joseph Malinowski, ; members of extraordinary standing sis without lessening, the amount of sane. Avoid hazards to mind ; and in the Settlement. * Brown and the other two candidates, with burial in Calvary Cemetery, East ; are. being added to the staff, — Wal traffic, as many summer visitors are body. Through a surveyor's error the Vo- for Republican nomination for gover Jordan. The bearers were Charles ter Taussig, of New York, well-known surprised there is no toll charge. This 2. Eat sensibly — choose a bal trubas built a cabin and settled on nor. He will be opposed by Murray Strehl, Wm..Stanek, Wm. Bashaw, ] Viennese opera coach and conductor; money could then be used for other anced diet— avoid land that had been homesteaded three D. Van Waggoner, Democrat candid Fi(b.nk: Addis, John Kraemer . and and Hugh Norton, of the University projects. overeating. Eat John.Nachazel. of Michgan, experienced narrator, ac years previously by David Shepard, ate for governor, in the November lots of fresh fruits but who was working elsewhere. Mr. election. Parity prices were discussed and Those from away to attend the tor and stage director. whether farmers wanted parity pri and vegetables. funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bies Other members of the staff will in Vbtruba secured another tract but ces revised. 3. Select clean chke and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe clude Emile Baume, eminent French nine years later,. April 15, 1879, Mr. Parity price is a price for a farm eating places when, Biesdhke, Miss Martha Bieschke, Mrs. pianist; Archie , Black, successful Shepard and Annie were married and East Jordan Tourist Park she returned to the homestead. Lov Is Popular Spot commodity that Mrauld assure the dining out. Avoid Clftra Hennig, Mrs. John Nadblski, young professional accompanist, of same purchasing power for that com insanitary ones -—: and; Mrs. Al Westphal, all of Milwau New York; Elinor Dean of Gary, In ing service to family and friends ep For Down-State Campers modity, expressed in terms of things always. kee, Wis.; Harry Detlaff and sons, diana, accompanist; Hugo Gottes- itomized Mrs. Shepard's life., Mr. farmers buy as that commodity pro 4. Exercise mo Floyd • Detlaff, Flint; Mr. and Mrs. mann, former Vienna symphony or Shepard passed on in 1920 and a The East Jordan Tourist Park has derately in the op daughter, Mrs. Stella McGonigle, died vided in the five years 1909-1914 base Lawrence Detlaff and family, Boyne chestra concertmaster, violinist; 'i long been the mecea of summer-out period. en out-of-doors. City;. .Mr., and Mrs. Glen Supernaw, Frank Hill of Iowa State Teachers June 15, 1943. Surviving are three sons, Fred of ing campers from Southern Michi No allowance was made for farm Wiiii. .D.Ki™,.«p/ Take advantage.of Ellsworth; Fred Nachazel, Gillspere, College faculty, violist; Elizabeth m Pellston; Chester of Grand Rapids; gan, as well as neighboring, states. labor in the original parity formula. commissionerofiMch.; : the invigorating Mich.. Humphrey of New York City, so June 6 - 18 were highlight days for We believe flarm labor should be in influence of fresh air and sunshine. prano; Brooks Dunbar, New York Ci and Charles of East Jordan; two the students of Bellevue High School cluded and •the.base, period should be 5. Peel; off some of your clothes ty, tenor; Harold McCall of Stam daughters, Mrs. Charles (Mamie Lou) Library Staff. They thoroughly en raised to correspond with the in and gradually develop a coat of tan. Suggestions Given on ford, Connecticut, baritone; George Stanek and Mrs. Edward . (Mabel) joyed the use of the Community crease in farm costs for articles such Avoid long exposure to the sun and Meat-Extender Dishes Poinar, orchestra conductor at Bald Kowalske of East Jordan; eleven Building as well as the many other as tractors, machinery and fertilizers. prevent severe sunburn. win-Wallace College, violinist; Ellen grandchildren; and seven great grandchildren.

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