LEDGER Odds nnd Ends ENTRIES m Here find There and AI/TO SOLO Pithy Pointa Picked Up and B«ing a Collection of Various Patly Put By Our Peripa- Topics of Local and LOWELL, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1933 NO. 10 tetic Pencil Pusher General Intereat FORTY-FIRST YEAR If it is only an empty tobacca NO GARDENS NO RELIEF can, carry sometliing in the So Many Good Names for car to receive cigarette and cigar iRK federal relief adminis- ashes and butts, Ihe Conservation tration at WuHhiiiKlun n Showboat Days Flower Show Department is urging vacation- T (|iioted as declnring that Pond, Judges Beg More Time; ists who go to the northern part "subsistence Kurdens" operated of the state. Careless smokers by unemployed wcu'kors on state Names Show Thoughtfulness are causing half of Michigan's relief rolls are in progress forest fires. throughout the country, to eut Are Almost Here To Surpass All down the cost of relief. The in- formation is given out by Hurry There's nothing monotonous Mtich interest has been mani- first trader and trapper has been L. Hopkins, administrator. about Michigan's weather. Suit fested by Ledger readers in the thought of and the name of a One state relief administrator, day noon here thermometers Second Annual Production Will Provide Finest campaign to choose a more lil- noted Indian Chieftain, promin- SirdM LonClub lepertt Entries Pouriit In—lutes, let- he said, has adopted the slogan, hovered around the 100 mark. ting name for the body of water ent in this section, has been re "No garden—no relief" to stimu- Monday night light frosts were in Minstrelsy and Vaudeville a short distance north of Ix)W- called. The name Lowell has late interest in the plan. uliliwis and List of Prins—Citjr Hilt, k»t. 1,4 nd S reported in some local gardens. •II, eommonly called "the pond." also been used, sometimes with Many names were submitted and Some of the biographies of uniaue versions. One version At a meeting of the State Board il will be seen from the list be- the departed great, now on expectation! are to be realized. of the word Uiwell comes from of Pharmacy held at Luising on 'Hear the beat of dancing low that each name suggested a Ledger reader in England. Here Flower and garden lovers of Mrs. N. E. Borgerson is presi- aale in the book stores, suggest Mr. Hunciman will be the In- Monday, M. N. Henry of tawell, feet? That is the final prepara- showed thoughtful reasoning. In are the names suggested: this community are manifesting dent of the L)w-ell Garden Lore (hat the writers got their in- terlocutor and much luughtei- was honored by being chosen tion for the coming extrava- fact when the judges met to de- much intensi in the Annual Club and Mrs. P. C. Peckham is formation from campaign will be forthcoming from the E Waba Vek, water with sup- vice-president for the ensuing ganza of the Show Boat which cide by vote as to the most ap- Flower Show, of the tawell Gar- the general chairman of the speeches of the opposition. deep and serious questions that ernatural power. Lake Ahoy, year. Karl Durham of Owosso, promises to be even more suc- propriate name from among those den Lore Club, which will be Flower Show. Those entering he will propound to the end men Slender take, U»ch Lady, Eden, was chosen president. Some cessful and entertaining than submitted, they were unable to held in the City Hall, Lowell, on special features requiring space who are—Dr. Stryker, Frank Lac Adam. Lac La Belle, Tarry- twenty years ago, Mr. Durham, COIN OK THE REALM last season's great exhibit. agree and will hold another the afternoons and evenings of are requested to phone Mrs. Peck- Newell, Walter Kropf, Bruce Mc- flow, Drowsy Waters. Shadow fresh from a school of pharmacy, To those who want to get an meeting In the near future, when Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ham so that necessary arrange- AKSAJt caused the Homan Mahon, I). MaoDuflTy and Bol- take. Lake Ampere. Elfin Lake, began his career as a druggist in money to be stamped with eyeful of the latest and best in il is hoped a decision will be Aug. 3, 4 and 5. Members of ttie ments can be made. land Crane. Pixey Pond, Arc Lake, Bent Lowell in the employ of Mr. Chis likeness, thereby includ- the form of entertainment Low reached The judges are v. E. Lowell club put forth great et- Holland Crane, who sang "Boil Bow, Archer take. Like Low- Explanation Henry. ing it among "the things that ell extends a cordial invitation Ashley, B. E. Springett, W. W. forts for the success of this an- on Mississippi" in last year's ella. Lake Conlow, Sunset Lake. Every class has a 1st and 2nd are ^'aesnrV In ancient times to attend the 1»33 presentation Gumser. Mrs N. E. Borgerson nual undertaking which each of the Show Boat. Show Boat, has written a number Lake MdMa-ho, Fiat take, Scenic year draws attention and interesj prize. Seldom in the state's history the emperor owned not only the and Mrs. Allen Bennett. When Beauty take. The Pond. Sunset Nightly, over fifty persons are entitled "•Heading Home," which from an increasing circle of gar- In sections A. B and C, where the has any legislature, at its final money but all the substance of the name is decided upon the View, Like Walleye, bike Lucid, putting forth their efforts to- he will introduce at this year's den lovers. 2nd is not named, it will consist adjournment session, enacted his realm, including the lives of next procedure will be to pre- Rod and Gun Like. Placid Luke. his subjects. The same is true wards making the play u suc- performance. sent the matter before the Kent The entries embrace every of a 2Sc onler in trade given by new- legislation. Yet this was There will also.be numerous Hooker take. Pou Lie, Lake Low today in all those countries iu cess. New and surprising no\- County Board of Supervisors foi flow-er and shrub native to this the Gals Rustic Gardens at Hei- done by the 1933 legislature in elties are being rehearsed, new specialties and vuudville acts, all Echo, Like Aloha. Lake Gam- section of Michigan and the man- di ng. adopting a bill providing that which the government is still an recommendation to the Michigan holier, Couzen's take. King and songs are being sung and new working hard to outdo lust sea- ner of display and arrangement The 2iid prize in Sections 1), E, all delinquent 1932 taxes could absolute monarchy. The coin Society on Geographical Names. Quick Like, Silver take, McDan- of the realm has peculiar inter- jokes are being fomiuliited. son's performance. It should be borne in mind at the show is a feature in itself G and J where they are not be paid without penalty, interest It is also said that there will nell Like, IMoye Like, Lowell est in that it bears the likeness Many familiar faces will be seen that a lake is a lake, whether well worth seeing. Lowell Gar- named will be one named Iris or collection fees until Novem- be celebrities present at the pluy Lake. taw(Iev)ell Waters, Pion- of the ruler of the nation. in the cast as well as many new natural or artificial, and to den Lore members hope for a big Rhizome. ber 1. 1933. The bill, which and it is rumored that certain eer Lake. Roosevelt Lake, take The coin of the United States is ones. The costumes and ef- change the name from "pond" to uttendunce this year from those now awaits the governor's sig- things will take place that even Lowell, Sunset Like. Fisherman's There will be a telephone, desk not a departure from this rule, fects will be all ditTerent and the lake with a fitting name provides interested. All are invited to nature or veto, also provides that the cast has not an inkling of us Like, Satellite Lake, Echo Like. and chair—Klingman Co., Grand although all the iigure.s depicted Show Boat itself will be bigger another opportunity for Lowell make entries. Polled plants and registers of deeds may accept for yet. Sunset take. Power Like, Lake Bapids, given and all winners will thereon are symbolic. Upon most and more gorgeously decorated to arouse additional interest in shrubs must be entered by Aug. recording deeds or land con- So with the boat about ready Mursac, Bainbow take. Lake be requested to put their names of tlu' coins is the Hoddcss of lib- than last season. another of its natural resources. 2. ('ul flowers by 10 a. m. Aug. 3. tracts. bearing certificates from for its final decorating and the Francis, Liughing Waters. Blue- on their tickets and drop them in erty. The eagle, symbol of Mr. MoGowan. the director, is The Kent County Boad Commis- Kxhibits of miniature rock gar- the auditor general or county show an assured success don't gill Waters. Gunclub Waters, a box for the draw ing. The draw- treasurers, showing that 1932 or strength and courage, is also up- trying his best to make the show sion has already made a good dens. pools, etc., will be welcome. ing will be held at ihe same time bigger and better than u year forget the flutes, 3rd. 4th, and 6th Like of Glory. George Washing- Liberal prizes are offered for all prior taxes are delinquent. on most of them. In only one start in establishing picnu ton Like. Lake taweli-en. Lake the other prizes are awarded. case is the head of a particular age and from observatiuns his of August. grounds on the bluff at the south entries and no admission fee is The constitutionality of at least Lowellene, Canteen Lake, Ver charged to the flower show. En- Rules Adopted by Committee two of the acts adopted by tlu- individual imprinted upon an end of the lake, where tables, gennes Lake. Timber Lust, Sein- tries of the more extensive ex- Please cut out this schedule 1933 legislature, is to lie tested American coin—the head of Lin- seats and cooking facilities have ick Park Like, King Lake, Cob- coln on the cent. been placed in the grove there. hibits should be installed by- and rules and be prepared to en- in court. In Wayne county, a Moo-sa take. Like Marsac, Cob- Wednesday night. Aug. 2. suit has been started to deter- Standard Puts This is a delightful picnic spot, Moo-sa-Waters. ter your exhibit in proper class, It is reported that petilionH The Darndest Bug cool and scenic. This body Tea will be poured and u pro as the schedule committee will mine Ihe legality of the state asking for the recall of Gov. of water has good bass and blue- gram of entertainment given each have a great many exhibits com- retail sales tax. Another suit New Gasoline Dance at City Hall is threatened to determine wheth- Comstock are being circolated gill fishing and a few months ago afternoon. For the convenience ing in. Let's help them by be- The Eddie Beynolds orchestra er or not the chain store license at some points in the state. We Ever Heard Of 70.000 walleye fingerlings were of many visitors the flower show ing prepared when we enter unnounces that dances will be That's like locking the barn af- On the Market planted there by local sportsmen. is given on the same evenings of ours. tax bill is in accord with the given at the City Hall, Lowell, on slate institution. This act be- ter the horse has been stolen. the Lowell Showboat production. (Continued on page Five.) Destroying Com The Names Submitted the evenings of August 3, 4 and 5. came effective after both house To feature a new, wine-colored In the names submitted for the THE OPTIMIST of representatives and senate had superfuel to sell at the regular body of water in question we Most people are very pleasant overriden the governor's veto, it grade price Standard Oil Com- NE OF THE encouraging Invaded Fields May Be Total find that men prominent in earl- as long as you don't try to col- provides that the individual or pany is starting an advertising Now We're Told evidences of the sanity of Loss If March of Insects is Not ier days have been suggested, the lect. Lies On Track company owning a single store Othe public mind is the grow- and sales campaign, the first ad Stopped By Barriers. would not apply for a license or ing impatience with rfb- vertisement of which appears in Feed Not Exempt pay any tax. The total tax for called "Pollyannaism." Genuine Immediate control measures to this issue of The Ledger. two stores under the same own- optimism does not consist in dis- stop the advance of the chinch- The new gasoline contains an Michigan Leads From Sales Tax To End Her Life ership would be $10, while the regarding the unpleasant parts bug into Michigan corn fields are anti-knock compound which tax for 25 stores under one own- necessary to save threatened gives it the highest octane rating UnexceDed Trip of life. Neither is it a thought- The new sales tax is causing ership would be $2,570. For each less satisfaction with present con- fields from this pest, according of gasolines of comparable grade In New Federal Mrs. Vada Brennan. 45. daugh- more headaches than any other store over 25. the annual tax un- ditions without thought of the to the entomology department at and price. In anti-knock quali- ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Rocke- legislation ever put on Michigan der the new bill is $250. future. Still less is it that state Michigan State College. ties, company oflicials state, the fellow, w-ho live Vj mile east of Co-Op. Loans To World's Fair statute books. List week's an- of mind that distinguished Mr. Instances of totally ruined new product will be as good a Whitneyville in Cascade town- nouncement came out of Lansing Mr. and Mrs. John D. Mapes, Micawber, who was always crops in certain areas have been gasoline as some premium gaso- ship, was crushed to death Sun- that feeds and farm equipment w-ho came to Lowell recently "waiting for something Jo turn inspected. One 20 acres field lines today and as good as the iMIichigan leads the four states As u matter of service to its day evening by a Pere Mar- were exempt from the tax. This from Washington, D. C., have up." of corn in Lenawee county is as best premium gasolines were a of the seventh Federal Land readers The Ledger has made ar- quette passenger train. week we are told by J. P. Mo- been making extensive improve- Antecedent to a justifiable at- flat as if it had been rolled down, few years ago. Bank district in amount loaned rangements to offer them a per- Mrs. Brennan. who had re- gan. director of the tax adminis- ments to the property which titude of optimism must be an and other pieces are rapidly Advantage of the high anti- to co-operatives during June by sonally conducted 6-day trip to cently been released from ai trative board, that— they acquired at 418 Eim-st., op- unprejudiced and thorough an- meeting the same fate. knock quality is only one of the the Farm Credit Administration. the World's Fair via the True isychopathic hospital in Chicago. | several new claims that will be The total of new loans to var- "We never issued any such posite West Side park. Mr. alysis of the situation; in which The chinch-bug is an ordinary Blue Coach Line. L H. Van Ant- eft an alarm clock, the hands of put forward. ious co-operatives during the ruling and I don't know where Mapes. who had been in govern- both dark and bright sides must year-by-year resident of Michi- werp, superintendent of Sarunac which indicated the time for the Although the product is new in month amounted to $10,986, ac- it originated." adding: ment service in connection with be equally clear; then a profound gan and only reaches dangerous High School, who will personully passage of the train, and a note mialities and color it will bear cording to figures based on the "If farm organizations can architecture of the national conviction, based on the evidence numbers in seasons which favor conduct the trip and look after beside the track. The train the company's established name June report of the Farm Credit show- us they are entitled to the capital for the past 25 years, up- of history and personal exper- its multiplication. It is a very every detail of your comfort. was not slopped after the woman for medium-priced brand. Stan- Administration^ Total loans exemption in Ihe light of the leg- on reaching time of retirement ience, of the slow but irresist- small gray beetle, twice the size Besides the transportation had been struck because, eithei dard Red Crown. The new- outstanding on June 30 in this islative resolution we may re- naturally returned to the place of ible conquest of right over of a pin-head, with red markings from Liwell to Chicago and back by design or coincidence. Mrs. gasoline has been manufactured district, which includes Michi- verse ourselves." his birth for his future home. Mr. wrong, of truth over falsehood, on the immature insects and two home again, you will receive all Brennan had selected an upgrade at the company's refineries for gan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Mapes was born in tawell not yet fulfilled, but eternally ful- white spots on the adults. meals from the time you leave curve to the left which made it North Dakota, amounted to $4,- township in 1858, the son of Mr. filling. It is now deserting oat and some time, and supplies are al- until you return, and a pleasant impossible for the engineer Ir. ready in the field ready for dis- 828,765.99. These loans are Kroger Float First and Mrs. F. C. Mapes who set- But no one who has merely a barley fields and is moving into room with bath and comfortable see the inside rail on which she tribution. adv. pill shared by 17 different organiza- tled here in 1854. and who erect- passive faith in the rightness of the corn. Its habit of traveling bed in a first-class hotel situated was lying, according to trainmen. tions of producers covering such At Cherry Festival ed one of the first frame houses things is entitled to the name on foot permits the construction on the shores of take Michigan, staple products as potatoes, Besides her parents, Mrs. Bren- to be built in this section. A of optimist. His belief must be of a barrier which stops its where cool breezes aid in giving nan leaves her husband, James, frame house was something ou Mrs. Sarah C. Lynn wheat, butter, cheese and other The float entered by the Kro- ouickened into action, and here march ami traps the insects so you a refreshing night's rest, and a son. Jack. 15. both of Chi- dairy products, cherries, grapes ger Grocery & Baking Company of the ordinary here 80 ye irs the pragmatic modern attitude Ihey can be destroyed. transportation to and from the cago. The body was removed to ago, practically all of pionoer Passes at Age 87 and other fruits, tobacco and won first place in the parade at manifests its sensible demands The barrier is made by drag- fair grounds, and free tickets to the Both & Brezina chapel. Ser- homes being of log constructim. poultry. the Traverse City Cherry Festi- for consistent living. The old ging a weighted plank along the the fair daily. vices are being held today, Mr. Mapes' father passed away in Mrs. Sarah C. Lynn, who came val. proverb, "All tilings come to ground to form a smooth path 10 Of the $10,986 in new loans, (Thursday) at the Barker-Gustin 1873 and his mother in 1880. to Lowell with her husband, the In addition to seeing the Cen- This was a fan-type float, with him who waits," has received a or 12 inches wide. Holes are Michigan obtained $8,980, bring- tury of Progress the trip will funeral home in Chicago. Burial characteristically modern supple- late Jose B. Lynn, 56 years ago. ing this state's total outstanding eight girls depicting Ihe progress dug in the center of this path include at no additional cost a in Mt. Olivet cemetery. Chicago. ment, "But it comes a whole lot passed away on Tuesday at the cooperative debt to the Farm of the company from its incep- Your choice of either Ihe 12 inches deep and 20 to 30 feet conducted tour through Marshall The people of this community quicker if he goes after it." age of K7 years. Mrs. Lynn Credit administration as of June tion iu 1HH2 to the present day, Michigan Farmer or the Ohio apart. An inch wide strip of Field & Co., the largest retail extend their sincere sympathy to Farmer in combination with The fresh tar is then laid on the side was a highly respected resident 3u up to $261^87.60. Minnesota, 1933. iSix of the girls wore cos- and her passing will be mourned store in the world, and to the X. tumes of the periods they repre- the bereaved family. Ledger for $2.25 per year. CLOTHES GET THE VERDICT of the path next to the corn field although it got no new loans in B. C. studios on top of that build- by many old friends and neigh- June leads the list of those four sented while the two girls rep- YOUNG lawyer of my ac- and this tar strip is swung in- ing; a visit to the famous Field ward to touch the edge of each bors. The obituary sketch fol- states with $2,961,858 outstanding. resenting 1932 and 1933 wore quaintance came back from lows: Museum, and to Shidd's acquar- sports clothes. A a trip to (California with hole in the path. The edges of Wisconsin is next with $1,378,- ium. Just think of it—all for the holes should be beveled and Sarah Cecelia Byerly was born 181.23, and North Dakota has This float was forty-one feet forty-five suits of new clothes and November 2«. I«4(i. at' Danville. only $30. long and twenty-three feet high. Taxpayers Are Exploited the same number of new shirts, the bottoms covered with two or outstanding loans of $227,429.16. II will be well worth your three inches of hydrated lime. Penna., and passed away at Low- These loans are made from A trophy was awarded as the neckties and other male adorn- ell. July 25. 1933. She was mar- while to go to the World's Fair prize. Pictures will be taken of ments. He is a smart young The cinch-bug dislikes to cross the revolving fund of the Agricul- via the True Blue Coach Line. the strip of tar and follows along ried in Philadelphia, August K. tural Marketing Act. New loans the float for the movies. By Legislative Lobbyists lawyer but had always been 1876, to Jose B. Lynn, who pre- August 21 to 26, inclusive. careless about his clothes. His its length till it falls in the holes made for the entire United States Upwards of 25 people from and is sufTocated in the lime. ceded her in death 10 years ago during the month of June by the . * « . - . T' L friends asked what had happened In January 1877, they came to Lowell. Stiranac and Hastings Coming Events g:wt to him in California. The insects may be numerous Farm Credit Administration to- made this trip last week and enough so the holes should be I.owell, where they have lived taled $2,404,238, and repayments Public Pays the Bill for Activities of Represent- He had gone out there to try since, except for two years in there wasn't a person in the pai Dunham—Ketchum, a lawsuit against a big oil com- cleaned out and fresh lime add- to the fund by co-operatives for ty, young or old, but what came atives Of Special Interests—Railroads, Qamb- ed every two or three days. Lake Odessa and 17 years in the same period amounted to Annual reunion and picnic w-il pany. It was a doubtful case Grand Bapids. She leaves three home full of words of praise for that the head of his law firm hud The barrier should be placed $2,411,647.06, leaving a balance the manner in which the trip be held Sunday, July 30, at Fal lers, Truck Transport Lines, Small Loan Firms. between the corn and the grain children, George of California. outstanding on that date of $181,- lasburg Park. All relatives and refused to touch. The young man Hattie and Mrs. Arthur Arm- had been conducted the entin. Brewers And Teachers Have Powerful Lobbies took it on a contingent fee4, one- Rilds from which the bugs jire 158.833.56. friends are invited. strong and two grandchildren of six days. At State Capitol. quarter of what he recovered for moving. If the chinch-hugs are We go to a World's Fair but already in the corn, the barrier Lowell, also a brother in Albany, "The Eye of the Dragon"-! G. A. R. and W. R. C. Picnic his client. (He was confident that New VorR. once in a lifetime and when we he could make any jury of rea- can be made a few rows in ad- Thrilling Novel of Love and Ad- Owing to the Flower show Funeral services will be held do go we want to go right. This vance of the insects. venture on the China Sea. Be- which is being held in Corps BY VERNON J BBOWN sonable men see his side of It. on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock 6-day, personally-conducted, all- But when he got to California lie The chinch-bugs suck the sap gin Beading It in The American expense, no worry way is the rooms, August 3rd, the W. H. C.. at the residence of (Mr. and Mrs. A great deal has been writteh learned that women customarily from the plants and travel only Weekly, the Magazine Distributed right way. will hold their annual picnic on Ihe medical group, the social ser- A. F. Armstrong. Be v. S. B. and said concerning the activities sit on juries. as fast as necessary to reach With Next Sunday's Chicago If you or your friends are in- that date at Hichards park. Kach vice group, the real estate deal- Wenger will officiate Burial in of lobbyists at Lmsing and at all "I didn't know a thing about fresh food supplies. Herald and Examiner. Adv. plO terested, we suggest that you member to bring sandwiches for ers. property owners associations the family lot in Oakwood the other slate capitals of the feminine psychology," he said, Damage done by the insects is make reservations at once. For their family and one other article and similar agencies which liter- cemetery. Arrangements by good old U. S. A. as well as at the ally swarm about the capitol dur- "so I asked an experienced trial apt to be most serious in the Job printing executed with further information see Mr. Van of food. In case of rain they Both and Brezina. national capital. Most of what ing legislative sessions. lawyer out there what to do. southern three tiers of counties, painstaking care at The Ledger Antwerp at Saranac or call at will meet at the home of Mrs. has been published has been He advised me to make myself but total loss of corn crops will the Ledger office. Leah Staal. Press Bep. Railroads Come Back office. either grossly exaggerated or the best-drcssed man in the follow invasions in any locality. The railroad interests, for a New County Maps highly colored to suit the writer. court-room. I didn't know any- The bugs are not evenly distrib- The annual Parnell supper will long time in semi-retirement In this chapter a discussion of thing about fashionable dress, so uted but appear iu greater num- be held Thursday. August 24. from the field of active lobbying, Are Available Free what the lobby really consists, I put myself in the hands of the bers in some localities than in The usual fair will be held in came very close to the point of what its purposes are and how il pnncipal men's furnishing house. others. All farmers should im- connection and a Plymouth sedan jumping out of class number one The Kent county road com- works will be attempted. Inci- They fitted me out with a com- mediately inspect their fields to will be given away. over into the second class during mission has just had printed a WheatCutBrings dentally this writer will atlempi plete new outfit for every day of see if the chinch-bugs are pres- the past session. Vested capital new map of the county, showing to give his own views concerning the trial." ent. The Vergennes Cooperative in railroad securities was ably all of the state and federal trunk- Ihe evils of the lobby, its good "What else did you bring back club will hold its annual picnic aided by the members of the line highways, county roads and points if any. and how Ihe tax- besides the clothes?" I asked on Thursday, August 3, at Fallas- various railroad brotherhoods in State Crop Outlook township roads which have been payer is milked for the benefit of him. Millions to State burg Park. Bring cold lea, eats a futile attempt to legislate the taken over by the county system. "Ninety thousand dollars," he and service for yourself and your certain classes and cliques. Al- Poorest Since 1925 In addition, all of the lakes and freight haulers and passenger replied. "I won the suit and got neighbor. All come. Supper at so it is extremely interesting U. busses off the highways. The ac- streams are shown. note how- each of Ihe scores of $300,000 damages for my client." 7 o'clock sharp. tivities of the railroad and truck The outlook for Michigan crops Copies of the map may be had lobby interests play into the free of charge at Tlie ledger of- lobbies became notorious before on July 1 was the poorest for Miehi|H Farners Vvm Ckaice to ttikillzi Wlwit Crop Florida picnic will be held at hands of others and how the lax- fice, county clerk's office or at the the session was a month old. The that date since 192;'). The com- Townsend park. Saturday, July payer always pays the shot. small loan lobby has already been Much Damage by road commission's offices. Lobbies may be divided into posite condition of fifteen prin- ly Accepting Federal PIm 29th. Supper it 5 o'clock fol- aired and not much need be said three distinct classes. First, those cipal field and fmit crops was lowed by business meeting and in addition while the notorious Hail and Wind 66.4 per cent compared with 74.9 Many of those in this commun- Benefit payments for wheat the same purchasing power as il program. All who have visited maintained by large corporate lobbying in connection with dog interests mainly as observers to per cent for July I, 1032 and 79.2 ity desiring motor car license acreage reduction in Michigan hud in 1914. This is to be done by Ihe State of Florida are cordially- racing bills is a stench to the detect and head off, if possible, per cent for July 1, 1931. Cher- plates may be interested to know- making it profitable for wheat invited to attend. nostrils of an honest citizenry. The recent blistering heat wave amounting to $2,500,000 a year any contemplated legislation not ries, grapes and tame hay were that they can obtain same at Bel- grow-ers to reduce their wheat There are many and devious was broken Sunday afternoon by are dependent upon the full co- in their interests. Second and the the only major crops with pros- ding at the office of the Banner- acreage so that plenty is raised ways of lobbying. There is the u hail and wind storm which Keene Goodwill club will meet class the public pects above the average. Exces- News. Those in the habit of operation of State farmers with for domestic consumption but no lobbyist, long experienced in leg- brought more or less destruction Wednesday afternoon. Aug. 2nd. hears mosliibout, sive rainfall in April and May- going to Grand Rapids to get the federal plan for wheat ad- burdensome surplus is produced islative affairs, who is perhaps along with relief from the heat. at Fallasburg park for their pic- thai group which delayed spring planting and the their plates have sometimes justment, according to B. W. Al- to depress the price of wheat better posted on state affairs than Trees were uprooted in several nic. Supper at 5 p. m. Please seeks special extreme heat and lack of mois- found it rather tiresome standing iin and W. W. Gilbertson, U. S. sold. any oflicial at Lansing and who places, and crops damaged and bring sandwiches for family and privileges for its ture during most of June handi- in line awaiting their turn. There Dept. of Agriculture, who talked Mr. Gilbertson stated thai the has at his command a staff of ex- many window lights broken by one dish to pass. Members please clients. Brewers capped plant growth. Haying will be no tiresome waits at Bel to Michigan county igricultural increase in wheat prices to farm- perts along many lines by whose pelting hailstones, described by bring your families. on hand to write progressed rapidly under favor- ding and the Banner-News office agents at Kalamazoo and at Flint. ers would result in benefits to all efforts reliable information on some "as large as baseballs." the beer bill; Electric light and power lines able weather conditions with is open every day and evening The average Michigan annual classes of industry as the added any subject may be had quickly. The annual meeting of "The small loan com- and many telephones were put yields and quality of the first for the accommodation of those production of 15,000,000 bushels purchasing power of farmer!- These lobbyists would be ex- Alton Community- church society panies on hand cutting generally' good. The total desiring plates. of wheat would qualify the grow- would he reflected in calls for tremely helpful if their interests out of commission. Employees will be held Tuesday evening. to prevent the 1933 crop acreage is practically ers for the huge sum but this more manufactured goods and were not so extremely selfish. It of the local ilghting plant worked August 1, at the Alton church, repeal of the 42 lute into the night repairing dam- the same as that of last year. ICE CREAM SOCIAL amount will be reduced propor- for increased pay rolls in factor- is by quiet helpfulness to the in- called at 8:00. Minnie Church, % interest rate While unfavorable weather con- tionately by the number of farm- ies. dividual member in aiding him age to electric lines. president. law; gambling The village of Ada was prob- ditions caused by a reduction in The members of the Congrega eis who prefer to play n lone Countv agricultural agents and obtain desired information, to sc. interests on hand to gain legal ably the worst hit of any point the total acreage of spring crops, tional church are preparing plans hand in Ihe wheat game rather Smith-Hughes High School teach- cure the passage of some pet rights to race track betting with in this section. The story of the this was practically offset by the for an ice cream social to be than to cooperate with their ers will address local meetings The Alton Cemetery Associa- measure, or in stopping the pro- dog and horse devotees at odds— storm there is clearly told in the increased acreage of winter held in West Side Park on Fri- neighbors. in their counties to explain how tion w-ill hold its annual meeting gress of some measure Contrary these and others of similar char- Ada department on page 4, by wheat, sugar beets, and tame hay. day, August II. at 7:30 p. m. Ev- TTie members of the U. S. Dt- the allotment plan operates. Com- Tuesday evening. August 1, ai the to the best interests of the people acter are typical of class number Mrs. Hattie R Fitch, Ada cor- erybody prepare to attend. There partment of Agriculture ex mittees to administer the plan in Alton church, called at 8:15. Cora of that member's district, that the E. Ford, secretary. two. Class three is represented respondent. No other medium or method will be some unique features the plained that the purpose of the Michigan counties will be select astute lobbyist gets in his best can be compared to The Ledger committee are preparing for the federal plan is to bring the price ed by farmers following the local by lobbies of eminent respect- ability like the educational group, (Contnued on Poge Two) Job printing—Ledger office. in covering this field. entertainment. of wheit to a point where it has meetings. Want ads bring results. THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1JJJ THRRB
TWO THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO THURSDAY, JULY 27. 1933 This and That jCowell Stems So. Lowell Busy Freah Home Made Comers Sherwin-Williams can be no question. We regret WEEK-END From Around By Mm. Howard Harllelt that the same consideration of Council Proceedings Morse Lake Lowell Ditt. No. 5 Pcppormint and Clu Cowdl Ledger their own interests has not been By Frances Houghton (Mrs. J. P. Needham) of25,30 and displayed by that unorganized VILLAGE OK LOWELL MICHIGAN BELL the Old Town Wintergraen Mr. and Mrs. George Wieland aid Alio Solo and inarticulate body of suffer- Virginia, Carol and Priscilla were Sunds} night callers at hot Paints and Varnishes (Ollcial) Mrs. Isabelle Needham enter- SPECIALS ers known as taxpayers, in Smith are spending the week 35 2/earsJigo parents home, Mr. and Mrs. John tained her mother. Mrs. W. H. TELEPHONE CO. Wafers Clark's of West Lowell. which case their punishment with their aunt, Mrs. H. T. Lus- w At Your Watch repairing at Stocking's. PuhliRhrd every Thursday nuirning al 210 Eaut Main Street. Graham at Campau I
THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO THUUSJ)AV, JULY 27, IfWl FIVE FOUH THE LOWELL (MJCH.) LEDGER sad ALTO SOLO THURSDAY. JULY 27, 1933 Section E—Zinniai* >aSSSSMMMS»( Spring Hill-East Ada (Do not use baskets.) Class 33—Best collection of WANT By Mrs. Earl Vosburg Flower Siperier Gnii Drills large flowered. (Mixed colors.i ALTO DEPARTMENT ADA DEPARTMENT (jinnisler—J'riee-Bile Hard- Miss Mary Wert and friend, ware—Lowell. (Mrs. Fred Pallison) (By Mra. Hattie R. Fitch) Harold Shenburng, ;Mr. and Mis. The Red & WhiteStore s COLUMN Class 34—Best collection of Beta Harveilers Wesley loimsden, William Lumi- large flowered, (one color.) den, all of Marne and Mrs. Mary Show 25c FOR AW * WANT AD UP MILLIONS Lost Onler for a ft.OO pair sandals Weston and son and Mr. Costcl- -Art Hill—Lowell. TO 25 WORDS. NONE TAKEN Alio Loralf Adeline Hunt, Edward Keil, Teim Harness Ada and Vicinity Hard Hit b) Ada items lio of Grand Rapids were Sunday Announcemeni (Continued from Firsl Pagr) ('lass 35—Best collection ol OF ANY LENGTH FOR LESS, Maxine Simon and Illurold War- Hail Storm Mr. and Mrs. George Gulliford visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bud dwarf (mixed colors). Specials for Friday and Saturday every year by WINDSTORM "rs. Hurley Vanderlip was la- dell enjoyed Cab Calloways or- NO MATTER HOW SHORT. 25e Ada and vicinity are recover- of Grand Rapids and their guesl, Lumsden and little daughter, Exhibitors will be allowed lo Compact—R, 1). Stocking — ken lo Ihe BnMcrworln huspilal chestra al Hamona Tuesday eve- Leo iBicbmond spent Sunday CASH or STAMPS WITH ORDER. Friday, bul was able lo relurn Forks, Sbavels ing from the effects of the severe Mrs. Hertha Edwards of Tulsa, We with to announce to the people of Lowell make only one display in a class Lowell, ning. Oklahoma, and Mrs. Charlotte with Earl Vosburg and family. and will not be permitted to en- lo her home today, .Monday, wind and hail storm on Sunday Class 3(1—Best collection dwarf Some one, somewhere, his Week-end guests of Mr, and Mrs. Gilpin of (irand Rapids were Peter Feenstra was a Sunday and vicinity that we have secured the agency ... Bccause the Property Owners afternoon which caused consid- ter the same entry in more than (single color). something you want; some one Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Swayze of Elmer Dinlaman were Mr. and callers at Ihe home of (Mr, and visitor of his parents in (irand one class. Ban Epipaeit erable damage here. One camp chair—Bishop's— somewhere, wants something Saginaw spent the- week-end with Mrs. Gerald Fineis of Lowell and Mrs. Harry Filch on Thursday Bapids. for the All entries excepting Howers Carried No Windstorm Insurance Virtually every home and sev- (•rand Rapids. you have. Dr. and Mrs, G. M. Thorndike. Arthur 'Heart of Grand Bapids. evening. Mrs. Elmer Richmond, Mrs. Nola must be in and completed by M Peanut Butter 2»» 21c Mr. and Mrs. (). E. Meyer called eral of Ihe business places in Ihe Section F—CollectionH Mr. and Mrs. S. R Crabb of Pe- village were damaged either by Rev. James McGee of Flinl, Vosburg and daughler spent Fri- p. m., August 2nd, on Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pallison Geaiiie Oliver, Jehi (Awards to be Based on Number KOB BENT—(Cheap — Six-room wamo were Sunday gnesls of falling trees or by the hail. Trees Mich,, was a week-end guest of day in (Irand Rapids. All flower entries must be in Butlsr Brand Bscon...... H tb, pkg. 10c - 'M.vrrV > »J Friday evening. of Kinds of Plants 50% house, garage, bath, furnace, Mr and iNfrs. Albert Duell. were uprooted and blown down, Mr. and Mrs. William Furner. W. Smith and family were Sun- by 11 a. m., August 3rd. hot water. Gall U01. (pi(Ml Deere, Syraette and Mr. and Mrs, Neil Jasperse and day callers of Mr. Spidel and ROUND OAK Quality 357c, Arrangement 15%) Rsd A White Mstches. 6 boxes 27c Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dygert and telephone and telegraph and pow- Flower Show will be opened danwhlers of (irand Hapids spenl Gove Lake er lines were down. Roofs children of Kansas City, Mis- family. to the public at 2:30 p. m., Aug- Class 37—Best collection of Imperial Queen Olives 26 oz. bottle 25c FOB SALE—Form of 28 acres, 6 J. O. Pearce, tie inspector for • visiting relatives In Hastings. Lowe Diftrict Keeneland Hills Tom Bead and family visited By Mra. Gertrndo Thomas By Mra. M. F. Faahbaugh .\> '-4/ LEGAL NOTICES Mr. and Mrs. George Frost Thurs- THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1933 day evening. SKVFV Miss Marian Smelker and grand- In July the Good Will club met Marie Anderson of Golden, mother, Mrs, Anderson, spent the with IMrs. Nelson at the G B> Colo., returned to Chicago Sun- NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE MORTGAGE SALE post week with relatives in Penn- Lumpkin farm for an afternoon day evening, where she will visit meeting. A very good atlend- Default having been made in Default having been made in sylvania, relatives and attend tho fair foi 'mm Charlie Posthumiis Is again con< ance was present and after tho Ihe terms und conditions of a the conditions of u reul estute a few days before returning certain roul estate mortguge made fined lo his bod with a heart at- business meeting was concludeu home. mortguge mudc by Alvurado J. Ihe ladies lied off a nice quill Henry's Drug Store by Emory V. Storey and Myrtle Mupes und Myrtle Z. Mupes, hus- tack, Showboat Boosters Mr. and Mrs. Watt Thomas and under the shade of tho trees. A. Storey, husbund und wife, to band und wife, to I^wls P. Morse The supper served by Mrs. Nel South Lowell the Belding Savings Bank, ol und (Harriet E. Morse, husband Mrs. Addie Benton called on Roth & Brezina CL1N0R4 BARRV Belding, iMichlgan, u corporation Lewis Skinner of Lelghton, Wed son and her helpers was very By Mra. Charles Yeiter Good Second-Hand School Books und wife, dated May 0, 1927 and much enjoyed by all. The club King Milling Company organitod under the banking recorded In the ofllce of tho nosday evening, ho being laid up Complete Home Furnithingi laws of tho State of Michigan, with u broken rib. then adjourned to meel Aug. 2ml Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Slcrzlck ekjiiteknth installment you! So I came, and doggone if Register of Deeds of Kent Coun- for the annual picnic at Fallas- Save money by taking advantage of our bargains H. C. Scott Candies benellclal lo her. She kepi to duted the 24th day of March, A. ty, Michigan, on June 28, 1927, Mrs. Keith Fuller und children visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manufacturers of Synopsis: Joyco Ashlon, poor herself, finding that the other l didn't find you the second day!" of Hustings, visited her mother, burg park. Pot luck supper will Joe 'Sterzick Sunday evening. when school opens in September 1). 1925. and recorded in tlu In Uber 013 of Mortgages, on be served til 5 o'clock p. m. Brimt Ed. VanDcnHeuvel ... Billiards sli'iiDnrapluT. siillered loss of girls wore suspicious of her llnoi "So Roxio believed in me!" ofilce of the Begister of Deeds pages 403-400, by which morl- Mrs. Will Fox. Friday evening. Miss Frances Marker and Chas. ineniory in a skidding luxiciib clothes. It amused her to won- thought Joyce, deeply touched. for the County of Kent, Michi- The Bowne Missionary society own service and the usual iart. teller spenl the week-end with "Pure Gold" and "King's Flake" Flour. accident in Chicngo. One morn- And aloud she said, "Kless her! iage it was ugreed that If de- We hope lo see ull our mombors Gould's Garage Dodge Cars der what they would think if gan, on the 28th day of March, fuult bo mude In the puyment of enjoyed a taxi party and picnic her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. ing two ycurs fidcr she woke, they knew how she really gol I always felt Roxie could be de- supper at Caledonia purk Wed- present. Marker of Ionia, A. D. 1925, in Liber 419 of Mort- uny of the sums of money there- Mrs. l^onanl Bozung Is In a afUT n full from her horse, her them! pended on!" gages on pages 139 and 149; and in mentioned, or In the perform- nesday. The church services of South FURE- WHOLESOME-SAFE Freyermuth & Kiel... Cleaners, Dyers "King's Poultry and Dairy Feeds" memory restored, lo And herself, One day, less than a week af- Suddenly she realized that they on the 24th day of September, Mr. and Mrs. Levi Miller and Grand Rapids hospital suffering Lowell wore taken up Sunday nnce of any of the covenants with gangrene In one of her feet W. A. Roth as Frills, the wife of Neil Puck- ter she had begun her job. Joyco were more than half way to A. 1). 1931. C. N. Wilson having and ugreoments therein when the son of Ixdghlon spent Thursduy night and all attended the ser- McQueen Motor Co,. Pontiacs ard, rich California fruit nuok- was leaving the office at five- Manzanila. been appointed permanent Re- ovenlng with Mr. and Mrs. Glen and Is In a serious condition. vices ut the Lowell M, E. church, same fell due, and should said Mrs. Ruth Trumble of Bay City Funeral Director er. She determined lo tell no- thirty in company with two of Half way home! ceiver of said Reldlng's Savings default continue for thirty (30) Dean. ull claiming a lino service at that Grade-A Raw Milk Warner & Scott Dry Goods body of her predicament hut set the other girls with whom she A sob caught in her throat. Hunk by the Circuit Court for Mr. und Mrs. Glen Dean. Joan, has been visiting relatives In place. days thereafter, the said mortga- Saranac and Keene the last two Ambulance Service aboid learninK what she could was exchanging desultory re- The house seemed deserted the County of lonlu, Michigan, gees might sell said premises at and Betty Potts, accompanied Mrs. Ray Rlttenger entertained Phone 351 D. MacDuffee Barber Shop of her life in Ihe interval. From marks, when a familiar voice when they arrived, and Joyce, In Chancery, In suit No. 7884 by Beatrice Thomas and Merrill weeks. She will go from here Ihe Aid lust Thursday afternoon. Your Neighbor for 45 Years the conversation of her friends who had been nerving herself foi bllc vendue lo Ihe highest bld- next Monday to ChTeago to visit Phone 500 Night 330 made horl remble. (Court order recorded In the o Sr, and such default having Karchen accompanied Bealrice A^ ^ood attendance. Proceeds Mrs. J. M. Townsend News Agency and letters in her desk she gath- "Oh. Mrs, Packard, Mrs. Pack- a reception by "the gang." fell flee of the County Clerk of said Thomas to see "Peg o' My Heart" tho fair and also visit friends taken place, In that the entire while In the city. ered that she had been a heart- ard!" It was Sam. calling lo hei tremendously relieved. She (County In Liber R on page 470, principal and Interest thereon, In liwell Monday evening. The next Ladles' Aid will meel less, pleasure-loving young wo- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Preece of Melody Farms Dairy W, E. Hall Cream Station from the Duesenberg. which ho wanted a little time before see and said Receiver having duly us hereinafter set forth, have not IMr. and Mrs. John Nash enter- al the home of Mrs. Charles Yei- man. One leller that troubled steered quickly to the curb and ing any one. even the faithful quallfled as such, being now such tained Howard McDanial and Needles. 4Callf.. were visitors of ter, August 10th. Work will be her was from a woman signing been paid, und more than thir- Mrs. Mae Fashbaugh lust Mon- stopped, "(lee, I'm glad I found Roxie for whom her heart was lleceiver, and being duly author- ty (30) days having elapsed since family of Mul!lken Sunday. furnished. Come for dinner und herself Sophie, blaming Frills you! Ho was out in a moment full of gratitude. She slipped ized in the premises: upon which Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Brew day. E. L. and L 1). Buchanan bring thimbles und darning nee- ir HE 3C DC DC DG for not giving a home to a baby the same fell due, and no pro- of Grand Rapids were with them. W and holding the door for her, and quietly up to her bedroom and mortgage there Is claimed to be ceedings at law or In chancery wore Sunday evening visitors al dles. Sophie was oaring for. Could due at the date of this notice for Wayne Benton's. Mr. Preece is a nephew of Mrs. having been Instituted for Ihe Fashbaugh. it be her baby. Frills wondered! principal and Interest the sum of recovery of any sum due there Wo are glad to hear Thomas She also found herself involved Mrs. Williamson of Wisconsin, r want ads cost little, ac- George Herold R. D. Hahn Seven Thousand, Nine Hundred. on, therfore the following sunu Gougherty was able lo be brought complish much. in an affair with a man named Six and Sixty-four One-hun- home from St. Mary's hospital came aboul three weeks ago to are hereby declared to be due make her home with her daugh- Maitland. In San Francisco, dreths, ($7,900.04) Dollars, and and payable on said mortgage, Friday. GROCERIES BAKED GOODS GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS where she went while her hus- an attornev fee of Thirty-live Mr and Mrs. Wall Thomas ami ter, Mrs. Leouurd Bozung. to-wlt: M!rs. Ernest Miller Is sick and band was away on business, she ($35.00) Dollars, as provided for Principal $1,000.00 Beatrice were In Nashville Sun- •.L SIEPUI, M. I. Of Highest Grade and Reputation met Robert Ainsworth, a poet under the doctor's cure. In said mortgage, and no suit or Interest 00.00 day. PhotM 47 First Door West of Postoffice whose work she always admired proceedings at law having been Miss Felghner of Owosso was Insurance premium paid a visitor at the Fashbaugh home Luncheon Meats Choice Cheese, All Kinds When Joyce returned home, she instituted lo recover the moneys by Mortgagees 3.25 J. I. ALTLMI, M. 1. decided to be pleasanter to Neil Davit Lake one day lasl week. secured by this mortgage or any Attorney Fee by Statute 25.00 IM than Frills had been. But this By Mrs. Wm. Sehrader Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Sparks part thereof, Ncfoaca Block, Lowell. line was dangerous, too. fur Neil Notice Is hereby given that by have moved onto the Dan Carr Total sum due $1,088.25 farm. It Is pleasanl to have the Office Hours, 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 p. a. was pathetically anxious to win virtue of fhe power of sale In iMrs. Ernest Colby visited Mrs. Notice Is hereby given that old homo occupied once more. Office Phone 36 back her love. Al his request said mortgage contained, and Ihe pursuant to the Statute and the U. S. Hunter Thursday afternoon. they call upon Neil's mother, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eckens of Statute In such case made and power of sale contained In said William IKlllsburg attended the Price-Rite Hardware whom Joyce finds adorable. Lat- provides on Tuesday, the 19th Belding spent the week-end at mortgage, said mortgage will be circus In Grand Rapids Saturday. the JUchmond homo. Superior Furniture Co. er she met the poel. Hobert Ains- day of September, A. 1). 1933, at Mrs. William ISchrader spent JMI L STITIEI PLUMBING and HEATING worth. and several times slopped foreclosed by sale at public auc- Dale Richmond spenl Sunday ten o'clock In the forenoon the tion to the highest bidder, at tho Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. -DKNTBT- for lunch at his cabin when she undersigned will, at the north Nick Pilsch. with his grandfather at Belding. AD-EL-ITE PAINT Manufacturers of was horseback riding. One day north front door of the Court Mrs. M. D. Hull entertained her Phoao IU Hoara t to • front door of tho Court House in House, In the city of Grand Rap- iMr. and Mrs, William Llnd of Open Wednesday and Saturday he started to make love to her. the City of Grand Rapids, Michi- son Riley und wife of Lake City LOWKLL, MICH. Ids, Michigan, on Saturday, the Caledonia called on Mr. and Mrs. a couple of days last week. Eveniag, 7 to 9 Later. Joyce and Neil, out riding, gan, that being the place where Jerry Freeman Monday evening. HIGH-GRADE FURNITURE STOCK 19th day of August, A. D., 1933. Mrs. Lee Jones of lonlu spenl oaco cloood Tharaday ifteraoeaa are come upon by Ainsworth the Circuit Court for Kent (Coun- Albert IMcConnel called on ills (Cornered, Joyce makes full con- at ten o'clock In the forenoon. Sunday evening wilh Mr. Jones's C. W. Cook A. E. Armstrong ty Is held, sell at public auction, Eastern Standard Time, of tho mother, Mrs. Mario McConnel ol fession,—her loss of memory and to the highest bidder, the prem- Alaska Sunday. mother, IMae Fashbaugh. its restoration. When Neil ac- premises described In said mort- Hulla Miller of near Lowell, •OlHitS H. OUTLET ises described In said mortgage, gage, to-wlt: Mr. and Mrs. William Sehrader cuses Joyce and Ainsworth of and not after the execution of has been helping his father, Lou —DENTIST— Lands, premises and property and Tom Forward, Mr. and Mrs. Miller and brother FCrnest. being in love Ainsworth makes said mortgage released there- Phil Dlefenbakor and Elmer Rlt- Oflce over Hodges Grocery Rugs Linoleums a "graceless" exit, leaving Joyco situated In Ihe Township of through their harvest. from, or so much '.hereof as may Lowell, County of Kent, and ter of Alaska spent Sunday at OBce Hours: 9 to 12 and 1 to S to explain. Neil is hurt bul up- be necessary to pay the amount (Caledonia park. Open Wednesday and Satarday on arriving at home is called to State of Michigan, described as Art Hill so as aforesaid due on said mort- follows, to-wlt: Mr. and Mrs. William Thomp- Vergennes Center Evenings, 7 to 9 his mother's home. Joyce de- She had tried to banish him but could not quite gage together with 7% Interest, cides she must go away. Commencing at the North West son and (Mr. and Mrs. Clifford By N. M. K. Closed Thursday afternoon H. L. Weekes and all legal costs, Including corner of Lol number six (6) of Wilson of lousing spenl the Phone 50 25 YEARS FITTING RELIABLE FOOTWEAR NOW (10 ON WITH THE STOHY Joyce, too befuddled to think of stretched herself out on tho bed, said attorney fee; Block number nine (9) of the re- week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Arch Mrs. George Lewis nnd daugh- DRY GOODS the amazement of the olfico girls, in tense silence. The following described prem- corded plat of Ihe Village of Seg Ross. or even to remember to bid them What next? What next? She ises In the Township of Grattan, ter Laura of Moseley and Marie Writing to Neil was didlcult: wun and running thence South iMrs. Frank Hulxlnga called on Anderson of Colorado, were Sat- Lowell, Michigan "Dear Neil." she finally wrote: good-bye, climbed In. had never felt less mistress of the County of Kent, State of Michi- along the center of Block nine Mrs. William Sehrader Friday af- LOWELL NILIC LIMUBT Coats Dresses Sam started the car before he situation since she had found gan: urday supper guests at the Clare "I'm going away—forgive me, (9) and eight (8) five hundred ternoon. Anderson home. GRAHAM BLDG—WKST SIDB but it seems the only (bing to spoke further, and Joyce, sud- herself Frills Packard. Part of Lol Number Five (5) (500) feet, thence East parallel iMr. and Mrs. Nick Pilsch called denly overcome, burst Into tears Gradually, as night drew on, Section Number Ten (10) Grat- Mrs. Rlvetle and Mrs. Boughey -OPEN- do. I know how you feel about with the South line of lands on relatives at North Dorr Thurs- of Ionia came Sunday to spend and began sobbing uncontroll- she hoard sounds downstairs, tan Township, commencing on day afternoon. Tuesday, Tharaday, Satarday THE SHOWBOAT facing me after all we've been deeded to S. C. Hooker lo the ably. and, along with pangs of hunger, the East and West quarter line of several days at the Tom Read from 2 to 8 p. m. through today. When you wrote center of the highway on East Mr. and Mrs. Peter Pilsch and home. me that you would 'camp out "There, there." Kam was saying, she relaxed somewhat and begai- said section Nine Hundred Fifty side of the Northwest quarter Mrs. Sam Horig spenl Wednesday- AUDIE E. POST, Ubrariaa Second Annual Production of the Most Unique "It's all right, goo. I'm glad I to consider facing Nell Packard. (950) feet West of the center Bev. and Mrs. L. L. Dewey ol Richmond's somewhere else tonight' I quite (V4) of the Southeast quarter Vi evening at the Nick Pllsch home. Hastings, Mrs. Wilber Crouk- understood. Please don't think found you!" . . . and then In a She took a hasty bath, and thereof; Thence North Ten (10> of Section number eleven (11) Evelyn Pltsch visited her cous- E. Sigler minute, when Joyce was calmer, dressed herself In one of the dog. 30 mln. (East Four Hundred right and Dean Cronkrlghl of I blame you—all the fault is mine Town number six (0) North of in, Beatrice Pltsch Thursday. near Rockford, and Mrs. Mary 1. P. MTFIENEI Entertainment Ever Staged in Michigan The Place to Eat from beginning to end—but I "Shall I make straight for Man- pretty frocks that still hung in Thirty-nine (439) feet; Thence range Number nine (9) West, Mrs. Ed. Und spenl Friday af- zanila, or do you want to get her closet. It shocked her to North 0 deg. East Three Hun- Cholerton of Milwaukee were Phyalelaa and Snrfoon couldn't bear to bo the cause of thence North along the Center of ternoon with Mrs. Nick Pltsch. Tuesday callers at the Arthm JEWELER and OPTOMETRIST making your home repellent to your bags first?" notice how worn and haggard dred Elghty-slx (380) feet: thence said highway live hundred (500) Mrs. Ubble Hunter, Mr. and Short Orders Regular Dinners North 9 deg. 15 mln. West Three Anderson home. OVER CITY STATE BANK you. Nor could 1 bear to see "Oh, Sam, I mustn't go to Man- she looked; tho life she had led feet to the South line of lands Mrs. Warren Hunter and family, LOWELL, MICHIGAN zanlta! You took me so much In San Francisco had left lis Hundred Seventy-eight (3 7 8) FrqJ; Westbrook of Chicago First Door East of Postoffice you being chivalrous and pre- deeded to said Hooker, thence and Mrs. De Wrient of Grand spent. Tuesday and Wednesday YtM, We Have Beer on Tap tending that you wanted me here by surprise that I just naturally mark. feet; Thence North 0 deg. 50 mln. Westerly along Hooker's South Bapids. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stauf- Office Phone, 222-2; House, 222-9 got In Ihe car, but I'm not going Sam was standing by the door East forty-six (40) feet; Thence with bis sister, Mrs. Mary Kerr. when you didn't! You can sec line to place of beginning, ex- fer and family. Robert and I^wls Mrs. Tom Read visited her there's nothing else for me to do. to be weak-minded as you think! as Joyce came down the wide North 4 deg. West Five Hundred Ross ate picnic dinner Sunday On FLAT RIVER cepting a plec# of land twelve If you don't mind driving mo stairs; he smiled at her with a Seventy (570) feet to the shore granddaughter, Mrs. Horace I'm not going to Robert Ains- (12) rods North and South by with Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Hunter Weeks Friday evening. H. I. T. LISTIO worth of course—don't think around for a little, until I gol return of the old friendliness, of Pine Island Lake; Thence fol- and daughter. lowing the shore of said I^ke to fourteen rods East and West Arthur Anderson gave a party OSTEOPATHIC that. I am now enjoying the control ..." she sobbed afresh. and then slipped out. heretofore deeded by Chesbro tc Mrs, Henry Ansburger and the East and West quarter sec- Friday evening In honor of his Phyaiciaa sad Sarfeon bitterness of my mistake about "What do you moan, weak- She was left facing her hus- Thomas Walker. Also except- sons of Grand Rapids spent Fri- Stormzand's Garage minded? Excuse me. Mrs. Pack- tion line said section Ten (10) i niece, Marie Anderson of Golden General Practice Weaver's Market him. I'll go to San Francisco, band. ing that portion of above descnp day night and (Saturday with iMr. Special Attoatloa to Rectal ard, but I think there's a tall lol All thought of how she shoult! Thence West along said quarter (Colorado. General Automobile Service and perhaps there I can make lion deeded by Sarah Dlckerson and Mrs. Nick Pilsch. Mrs. J. H. Wesbrook of Mid Diseases At LOWELL line Fifteen Hundred Forty-eight Meats, Fish and Poultry some plan about my life. I'm of explaining to be done some- meet this situation vanished when lo Ferris J. Taylor and Ellen Mr. und Mrs. Frank Hulzlnga where !H (1548) feet to the place of be- dlevllle, Is spending a couple of (Prepared and equipped to treat By Competent Workmen taking about $14)0 I have in cash, she saw Nell. Such an intensity Finch by deed dated July 5, 1912, were In Caledonia Saturday. Piles, Prolapse, Fissures and Sam suddenly reddened, and of unhappinoss brooded over his ginning, Town Eight (8) North weeks with her sister, Mrs. Mary- Located Corner of Main and Lafayette Streets, and some day I'll pay you back." hereby conveying all land lying Evelyn Pllsch called on Mrs. Kerr. Flstuli without hospltalisktion). Joyce hesitated when she looked at her with a mixture of face that Joyco was Inslantly Bange Nine (9) West, Michigan, Iva Sherman and Mrs. Eddie Near Entrance to Showboat Dock South of said Thomas Walker's Marie and Estella Anderson re- 1174 Madison Ave, Grand Rapids THURSDAY, FRIDAY Firestone Tires and Service Willard Batteries reached tha» point. She wanted to apprehension and d 'te. filiation. slabbed, and without a moment's EXCEPTING and RESERVING Reed Friday afternoon. IX)TS Sixty-four (04) and Sixty- land, so called, being a part of turned Tuesday evening afler tell Noil how awfully much she "Maybe it's none of my business, hesitation she ran toward him. blocks eight (8) and nine (9) of Helen. Marion and Morris Free- Phoaes: Ofice 38702; Res. 58019 Phone 156 We Deliver Washing Greasing appreciated his niceness, his kind- and all that, but—gee. 1 like you Here was some one of whom she five (05) of Woodland Park (on man, Victoria and Ralph Valdez Pine Island Lake) according to the Village of Segwun. Also ness. to Frills, but she felt she and Mr. Packard bolh too much was genuinely fond, In the great- Conveying: Commencing at a spent Sunday evening at Cam- ADD SATURDAY ... simply couldn't let herself go on " He stopped confusedly, and est trouble—no thought but to the recorded plat thereof; and pau Lake. AUGUST 345 point five hundred (500) feet this subject. So she ended briefly, then shot at her a perplexing comfort him! He did not once FURTHER EXCEPTING and RE- question, "Why didn't you want SERVING and EXCLUDING EN- South and Eight hundred twen- "I'll get in touch with you be- lose his self control, but the ty-seven and one-half (827%) 8 oXIock Each Evening Admission 2Sc fore long. Neil, because you'll be to come homo when Miss Abboit tragic look In his eyes lightened TIRELY IX)TS numbered 12, 13. So. Keene-No. Boston Compliments of told you Mr. Packard's mother 14 . 20. 21. 22. 23. 24, 25, 27, feet East of the center of Section wvnting to get a divorce and I when ho saw her, and his wholt- number eleven (11) In Township By Mra. Ed. Potter shan't stand in your way. Joyce." had died?" tense expression softened. 28, 29. 31. 32, 33. 34. 35. SC. Hilderley's Drug Store Joyce stared at him In such 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 45. 47. 49. of Lowell, Kent County, Michi- Sam was warming up Ihe mo- "It was a lie, Nell!" she said, gan, thence running East four- The Jolly Community club had O 1 d - T I m e Minstrels tor of tho Duesenberg; she could honest bewilderment that he was "It was a lie that I know! Of 50, 51, 52, 04. 05. 08, 09. 79, seventy to supper al Ihe home of Foreman Poultry Farm impressed. "Why, what on 80, 83. 98. 99, KM). 109, 110, 111, teen (14) rods and fourteen (14) hear it purrr outside the long course 1 didn't! Oh my dear, feet to land formerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buegsegger Keep yourself fit to enjoy the Showboat earth are you saying, Sam? my dear, forgive me. I'm so 112 of WOODLAND PARK (on French windows. Lewis P. Morse and Harriet E. last Wednesday afternoon. Pro- Chorus of SO Voices Joyce Hung herself down on What do you mean? I Lis Mrs. terribly sorry. 1 loved your Pine Island l>ake) according to im was by Ann Denton's side. U. S. 21 West Village Limits Packard died since—since I lift? the recorded plat thereof Kent Morse; thence North along line with Toiletriet from Hilderley's. ihe davenport and stifled her mother too. No one could have of said land fourteen (14) rods Kere will be no meeting In Of course 1 didn't know! 1 have- helped loving her." County, Michigan. The descrip- sobs in a pillow. "Oh. Dickey, and four (4) feet; thence West August. TTie Sept. meeting will be Laugh-Provoking Stunts Side-Splitting Jokes n't seen a soul from Manzanlta! "1 guess I was the dud." ho tion first above set forth being she said as a soft little nose in- fourteen (14) rods and fourteen held with Mrs. Klnyon und Myrtle sinuated itself into her clenched Toll me—please!" Noll's mother said grufily, "to have believed known as WOODLAND PARK, a St. Clair, with Daisy Blckert side —she knew how fond he was Joyco Abbott. Gee, I didn't resort on Pine Island Lake, Kent (14) feet and thence South four- palm, "why should I feel so ut- teen (14) rods and four (4) feet on program. This Is also the 17-Piece Accordion Band Scotch Ballad Singer terly wretched about the only of her—how he would grieve! Of know women did that sort of County, Michigan. AlJtO EX- last of tho contest. course she must go lo him at thing to each other!" CEPTING IjOTS Numbered fi. 11, to the place of beginning, all on Lord Dunraven, direct from England decent thing I've done since I've Section number eleven 'II) in Mrs. Uszowskl put through the Compliments of been in this house? I don't once. "Not all women!" said Joycc, tfi. 26. 37. 43. 44. 81. 82 and 88, deal Wednesday and moved Fri- Gee, that's funny," Sam an- "Remember it was Roxie who released by mortgagee. Town number six (6) North of Hartman's Drug Store want to go Dickey. I really Bange number nine (9) West, day to her new home In Grand don't want to leave at all!" swered. "Miss Abboit said-well, didn't believe her. and sent Sam Together with the heredita- Bapids. Mr. and Mrs. Bergsma American Legion Brass Band you see, it was this wav." he lo find me!" ments and appurtenances there- Kent County, Michigan. Joyco had Sam take her to ihe Said lands and premises are moved here with same vans. Lowell Manufacturing Co. Y. W. C. A. in which she hud paused to collect his thoughts, CONTINUED NEXT WEEK of. Monday was Charles Baird and DRUGS SUNDRIES "guess I'd better go back and toll Dated June 3. A. D. 1933. now owned by Martin L. Smith Manufacturers of previously stayed in San Fran- and Annie L. Smith, they having Roborl (Carnahan's birthdays so THE SHOWBOAT, with cisco, but she remained Ih're you all that's happened since you BRLDING SAVINGS BANK, both families celebrated Sunday WALL PAPER PAINTS left. When Mr. Neil came tho acquired the same by Warrunty only over night, feeling that -f Whitneyville By C. N. Wilson, Receiver. at Ihe (Curnahan homo with a Mandar. Aug. 14 The World's Finest Sprayers next morning and got your note Eldred &. Gemuend, Deed, duted September 22, 1928, Its Gay Minstrels Neil pressed Sam very hard h«* By Mrs. Carl Graham recorded on September 2fi, 1928, dinner and Ice cream. Afternoon CHILDREN'S DAY Colored Boys might tell her whereabouts, and ho was about sick. Ho was sick Attorneys for Mortgagee, callers were Mr. and Mrs. Carl anyway, looked terrible, never Ionia, Michigan. 4-13t In Liber 720 of Deeds at page she preferred to remain in hid- Mrs. Vada Bronnon. daughter of 300, In the office of the Begister Wingeier and family and Mr. and Its Dazzling Lights Dancing Team ing. saw him take on . . ." Sam Mrs. Simeon Wingeier. stepped on the gas. a grim ex- J. E. hockefellow. was crushed of Deeds of Kent County, Michi- "I know Neil will fool that he to death beneath Ihe C:3d passen- gan, In which deed said grantees Mrs. Kennethh Call spenl Fri- Thritli tmr gyrrena from Ionia Reformatory should make every eiTort to find pression around his usually La Barge Ripples day at the James Denton home. FOK THEE KIDS Its Inspiring Music r ger train Sunday evening. She assumed the above described mo." she thought, "but it'll bo pleasant mouth. ''He sent fu By Mra. Vern Loring Wednesday evening guests at Cr*a4at*i»4 Saat, 10: was found by a neighbor who mortgage. Show.- Rid*. Sc better if ho doesn't succeed," me right away, and I don't mind happened lo pass that way. Mrs. tho Adrian Vendenhout home Northern Ice Co. - will come down the Flat from the North and drop anchor on Lafayette Street, where lolling you that 1 told him all i Dated this 15th day of May, A. BRING THE WHOLE The Red & White Stores Joyce found it banter to gel Bronnon Is survived by hei Mr. and Msr. C. La Maise and D. 1933. were Mr. and Mrs. Crooks ol a job than she had supposed. knew. Ho brightened a hi' Lowell, Mr. nnd Mrs. Glen Sow- FAMILY spectators will see and hear from comfortable husband James and one son baby of Grand Rapids spent Sun- Lewis P. Morse and H.C. Callior After installing herself in a cheap when ho heard I'd taken you If. Jack, In, of (Chicago. Mr. Bronnon day with their parents, Mr. und ers and family. Art Stiles, Ed. rooming-house under the name the Y. W. C, A. In the city, and Harriet E. Morse, Bleacher Seats For All M.E. CHAPMAN, Prop. arrived Monday and the body was Mrs. Boyd McWhinnov and fam- Mortgagees. Potter, Llbb Carr, Fred Boasch, of Florence Hilton" (to make il we both went there right away, taken to Chicago for funeral and ily. Mrs. Carr was also a dinner guesl BEER ON ICE and missed you by just twenty Llnsey, Shivel &. Phelps, easier perhaps for Neil to get his burial. The community extends Mrs. Vern luring and daugh- Attorneys for Mortgagees. that day. divorce) she sot out to find em- minutes the clerk said. We its deepest sympathy to the fam- ter spent Friday with her par- Mr. and Mrs. George Balmer Phone 11 We Deliver hung around all day, hoping you Business Address: We Deliver Phone 2S9 ployment. ily. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Stewart 608-611 G. B. Trust Bldg, wore {Sunday guests of Mr. and She took to reading tho Want- mlglit come back for something Miss Thelma Graham spenl of McCords. and also called on Grand Rapids, Michigan. 52-121 Mrs. Frank Thompson. Ads in the daily papers, but she you'd loft. Then wo came home. the week-end with Mrs. Eythol Mrs. Bill Frisbie, who is slowly Mr. and Mrs. Relsdorph ot could get up no interest in the Mr. Nell was nearly crazy, what Schrowder and (Miss Virginia Mil- on the gain. Pennsylvania are guests of her kind of work Ihey otTered. She with worrying about you and ler of Grand Bapids. Mrs. Stella Van Namoe of Cas mother, MH. Frank Thompson. By Lowell Gardei Lore Clsb worrying about his mother, who Annual Flower Show found that the luxury of living Sunday visitors at Ihe Graham- cude, Mrs. Andy Stewart and Mrs. South Boston Mr. and Mrs. Garret Crumbeen, really was sicker than he'd lot as Mrs. Noil Packard had sapped Peel home were Mrs. Cora Milter Ward Stewart spent Thursday By Mlsa Belle Toaog Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Roell Mr. and Tweity-Foir Years' Sitisfietory Each Afternoon and Evening of August 3-4-5, at City Hall, East Main-st., to be open- her courage, and left her loss able you know . . ." and Mr. and Mrs. .Howard MllUor afternoon at the Vern I»ring Mrs. George Denton, Mr. and Mif. Lowell Board of Trade to face hard work and uncom- Oh. Sam!" Joyce's misery of East Caledonia. home. Jack Denton, and Mr. and M*s. Vern Ashley shot her words through with Mr. and Mrs. Ryven Etlnga ol ed on August 3f at 2:30 by R. E. Springett, President of the Lowell Board of Trade. fortable living conditions. Her Mrs. Prlddy, an Invalid for Isaac Amon Is spending tho Oak Hill street. Grand Rapids, James Denton and family spenl room filled her with horror; she pain. some time, was taken to Grand week with his daughter, Mrs. Sunday at Murray Lake. — Service — Announcement of prize winners will be msde on Satnrdsy evening,. Aug. 5, by V. E. REAL ESTATE Well, anyway. Mrs. Packard announce tho birth of a son. Ray- was actually unhappy every mo- Bapids Wednesday where she Gene Snyder and family. mond Peter, July 11. Mr. and Mrs. Garrie Ralmer ment she had to spend in it. died four days afterward. Ev- IMt. and Mrs. (Carl Hlgley and and baby were Sunday guests of Ashley, President of the Village. INSURANCE will be cared for at the home of Promptly MUling all legitimate claims. (( She began to wonder what she eryone felt terrible sorry for baby spent Sunday with then S. G. Nell Is a ptienl In Ihe Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wells. •, ff her daughter. (VBss Marguerite University hospital, Ann Arbor. King Block Lowell, Mich. would do when all her money Mr. Nell. That Miss Abbott McCaul also went and will assist larents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Ix)r- Mrs. James Bali^i spent Tues- Steady and consistent frowth year after year. Lowell Knows How was spent. seemed to come around an awful with the care of her. Mrs. Prlddy ng and daughter. •Mrs. Clara Knee of Grand day afternoon In Grand Bapids, Somewhat sadly, she lot hei lot. No one knew anything formerly lived with her grand- Mr. and Mrs. Claud l^orlng and Rapids visited IMrs. Nellie Young and all were In GreenvilleJFrL Always maintaining; i very strong: financial poeition. mind open itself to thoughts of about you. but 1 guess a lot of daughter, Mrs. L. H. Bazuln of daughler were Sunday evening last week. day evening. likiE DC DC DC DC DC DC DC adi Robert Ainsworth. She had gossip went tho rounds. Then this community. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ix>uls Miss Velma, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Vandenhout spent Thursday Writinf a broad and liberal policy at roaoonabie tried to banish him but could not just two days ago Roxie told me Mr. and Mrs. A. Bonnet and Luneke and son. and Mrs. Henry Tapley, was unit- afternoon with Libbie Carr, and quite; persistently the thought how she'd heard Miss Abbott daughter Rhoda, also Mr. and Mrs. Louis Luneke and son, ed In marriage with George the former and family spent that rates. telling Mr. Nell that she had seen evening with Ihe John Hoover of him would thrust itself up. Mrs. John Wllstead and two chil- Mrs. Carl Hlgley and baby spent Austin of Saranac, July 12th, by Paying nearly four and a half million dollars in onl to be persistently ignored. you In San Francisco the day be- dren, all of Portland, were Sun- Monday afternoon with their Rev. L. G. Blood. family. iummer Suit Clearance For Coal Prices She had but one conclusion to fore, and she'd told you about day callers of their cousins, Mr. >arents, IMr. and Mrs. Vern Ixir- Miss Carol Cahoon of Saranac Sunday evening guests of Mr. losses since organization. Nft*. Nell's mother dying, but thai ng and daughter. and Mks. James Denton were reach, and that was that he had and Mrs. Yern Aldrlch and fam- will teach In the South Bell Dis- Three Groups Are Advancing failed her. that he had shown you were sorry but you couldn'v ily. Mrs. R. Shattuck and Miss Shat- trict next year. Clara Wheaton of Luther and Er Today the largest farm mutnal fire insurance com- come back to him." nest Wheaton of Gr^nd Rapids. himself lacking in chivalry and tuck of Grand Rapids called on Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Lester courage, that perhaps ... he . "Oh Sam! did ho believe her? Mrs. Colin Qamppell Monday, Mrs. B4. Potter and daughter, pany in Micbigan. You don't suppose he really be- Hickory Hollow Stuart, a son, July 11th, at the Mary Anna went with Mrs, Jean $11.75 - $15.75 - $19.75 ... did ... not .. . love . . . then all enjoyed the day huckle- Lake Odessa hospital. her. lieved her?" By Mrs. Gordon Brown bc trying. Darling's dancing class Tuesday See one of our agents or write the home office To Joyce this was too bitter for "I dunno. It's hard for men Mr. and Mrs. Irving Lutr and John Miller and Fritz Wingeier to Crooked Lake, Townsend pa Probably your last opportunity to buy at these low Fill That Bin Now tears, too bitter for complaint. lo know what you janes are pull- Mr. and Mrs. E. Plckncy were Mr. snd Mrs. Ralph Rathbun mo- are attending the Century of Pro- and Bostwick Lake, Needle Lowell—D. A. Wingeier, Harry Day, R. E. Springett, Grant prices for years to come gress exposition and will visit She could not hold her head up ing. Bul Roxie didn't. She Wednesday evening callers of tored to Hartford Sunday to vlsh lo say all had a delightful time Warner. under the shame of it. said to me. ISam.' she said. 'I Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Vanderlip. Mrs. Rathbun's sisters, Mrs. Lee relatives in Milwaukee enroute and picnic dinner and supper. don't trust that Miss Abbott. home. Mr. und Mrs. Ed. Potter and Job Printing of Quolity When tho hundred dollars was Quite a number from this way Davis and family. Cascade—John Watterson Vergennes—William McCarthy so nearly gone that Joyce was I'd have to hoar them words from attended a party Saturday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Dutcher iMlss May Noyes of Saranac Is Mary Anna called at the Franklin Every load hat our guarantee seized with a fooling of sudden Mrs. Packard herself before I'd ning at the home of Mr and Mrs. and family spent Sunday with spending a few days with her Ott and George Potter homes Black and White Sport Oxfords $2.59 panic, she shook olT her lethargic believe them, her having changed Clayton Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis and fam- brother and family. late Sunday afternoon. Edwin of Quality Coal mood and. striking out wildly foi and being so nice lately, and Mrs. IMlary Rlckort spent Sun- ily. Claude Condon and family Potter accompanied the Huffman Stile Miitial Redded Firelis.Ce. Sunshine Twill Trousers $1.49 employment, seized upon a posi- all' " Sam paused In confusion. day afternoon In Sarunac with Mr. and IMrs. Maynard Dut- spent Sunday afternoon with the family to Pino Island l^ike. Call or Phone tion as file clerk in a large paper "Go on. Sam," said Joyce, "It's her sister. Mrs. B. E. Blckert. cher and family spent Sunday former's sister, Mrs. Edwin Ban- Mr. and Mrs. Balph Wheaton Home Office: 702 Church St, Flint, Mich. concern. The work could not nil right." Mr. and Mra. Arthur Plckney with Mr. and Mrs. Claud Loring som and family. of Saranac were Monday dinner have been loss interesting or less "Well, so Roxie she said to me spent Thursday and Friday with and daughter. John Christie of Caledonia, guests at the Ed. Potter home. W. V. BURRAS. Pres. H. K. FISK, Sec'y. C. H. Runciman rofitable. but in her disorgan- that I was to go to San Francisco her people helping them with called on old neighbors here (Mary Anna accompanied them Eze d state its very dullness wait I and not come back until I found threshers. ledger want ads bring results. Monday. home to stay over night. THE LOWELL LEDGER Lowe!!, Mich. Phone 34 TUB LOWELL (MICH.) LBOGBK aa4 ALTO SOLO PHl'H&DAY, JULY 27. 1933 r.lGHT Cross Consignment WEST LOWELL U. B. her work in Grand Bapids after SEALED BIDS WANTED More Local News Sundav school. 10:30 a. m. a two weeks vacation with her Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p. m mother, Mrs. Ethel Yeiter, The U. S. postofflce departmeut EGG PRICES Is advertising for bids for car- Congressman Carl E. Mapes of Bill Slauffer and .Max Lawloii Fresh Fruits and Vegetables rying U. S. mail between the this district, called on friends SNOW M. E. CHURCH called on Robert und Edward Extra Urata. 22 oi 17c Lowell postofflce and Pere Mar- here yesterday. Preaching 10 a. m. Yeiter Tuesday evening. oz Firata ISc Mrs. Ivan Blough, Mrs. J. quette and Grand Trunk depots. Oranges California 252 and 288 size 2 ^ * 37C K. P. McQueen of New York Sunday school 11 a. m. Seals must be filed al Lowell Bible study at church each Blough and Mrs. Ethel Yeiter and City is here on a visit lo his Medium, 19 oi ISc daughter Pauline and son Ken postolllce bv 0 p. m. July 22, father, E. J). McQueen and broth- Thursday night at 8 o'clock. 1933. Cabbage Ib. 5c Yellow Onions 3 lbs. 10c Trade 8c James G. Halliard, Pastor. ndh did shopping in liwell Sat- er Bruce. urday afternoon. 9ubi*ct lo cKan|« witkwit no'le# Dr. and Mrs. S. ,S. Lee and Ml To insure publication the cur- The bachelor comforts himself Watermelons 20 to 25 lb. average Red Ripe each 37C and iMVs. William Hartman made with the thought that disappolni- WE CALL FOR EGGS rent week church notices should Elmdale u motorcar trip lo Port Huron reach this ofllce on Monday, ment in love has one consola- last Sunday. By Mra. Ira Sargeant tion—il may have saved him a CHROUCH Phon* 279-F3 greater disappointment in mar- Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stevens Hickory Corners Spinnor Johnson and family, riage. und Mr. and iMrs. Oscar Allen re- By Mra. Joe Yeiter l^iwrence Wieland and Clarence Savings In Meats turned Tuesday from a several Houserman, all of Uke Odessa, days' motor tour in the I'pper called at the homes of Steve Cus- ee< IMMM Peninsula. Mrs. John Schwab and chil- ter and M. J. Stahl Sunday after- dren of Rockford spent several noon. lit'! Crcbesln tanrict Beef Pot Rout Pork Roast Miss Florence Dowling .. days lust week with her parents, Pig Hocks turned home Thursday after a Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wieland preaeata Mr. and Mrs. Waller Blakeslee. and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Krauss Sh'lder Center Cut, Ib. six weeks' visit in Stanton, where Utile Ann Smith of North Park JIM MIC RASONEL Real Meaty, lb. lb. she was the guest of her aunt. and son Duane attended the Air Is spending the week with Mr. circus at Lansing Sunday. And Hla Famous Colered Miss Funnie Dowling, FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Sc and Mrs. B. Frank Hilton, John Kranenberg and George 5c 9c Virginia Ann Moore of Detroit Sunday schedule services— Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank Hilton Kilgus were In Grand Bapids on Row Orloaas is a guest at Ihe home of Mr. and 10:3a—Morning worship. Mr, spent the week-end with rela- business Tuesday. Mrs. Earl •Hunter. Miss Virginia Merrill will preach. tives and friends at North Park Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Northup and gets a great kick out of her an- 11:30—(Bible school, classes for in Grand Hapids. 14 Raeblen 14 Ml E,he Miss Irene Sargeant all of Port- Ring Bologna or Large Frankfurters 2 ">• 23c nuul visits to the •Hunter farm. all. m \ ' Yeiter. Mrs. J. land and Miss Verginia Sargeant Featuring 7:45—Evening song service Blough and Mrs. Bay Bobbins of Belding were entertained Sun- Messrs. V. E. Ashley, B. E. and brief sermon by the pastor. accompanied Mrs. Ivan Blough to Misa Estelle Ga lie way Springett, E, S. White ami B. G. day at the CusternSargeant homes. SMOKEI MM KEF CRICK I0MT Wednesday—7:30, mid-week Grand Rapids. They also called Mr. and Mrs. Addison Erb and Heading Monster Fleer He Jefferies were in Grand Bapids service. on Mr." and Mrs. Rob Mansfield Shew direct from Celten Boned and Rolled .b 18c Wednesday to attend a meeting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Houser- The Phi la A. Clark Circle will Tuesday afternoon. Club, N. Y. called by oflicials of the Michi- man of I.ake Odessa attended the meet at the church Friday after- John Yeiter called on his sis- funeral of iMrs. -H.'s father. Moses PHR HOPS P0IR LOIR ROAST gan Municilpal league. ter. Mrs. C. W. Schwab last Sun- Lincoln Lake Pavilion Boned and Rolled «. 15« noon. Pot luck lunch following. Chupp. who was buried at White Center Cuts lb. 121c Archie Knapp of Detroit, who VcrgenRea M. E. Church day afternoon at Elmdale. Cloud Saturday. WHS born and reared In Lowell, Mr and Mrs. Kreling and fam- Mrs. Marion Willis and (laugh- ffttediy Riti, lif. I guaranteed tender 17c Preaching by the pastor Sun- ily of Flint spent •Sundav wilh called on old friends here this day at 9.-00 a. m. ter. Maria I^ouise, are visiting her Dancing 9:30 to 1:S0 Mr and Mrs. L J. Ulowk at the Round, Sirloin or Swiss Steak week. iMr. Knapp has been in Bay William Merrill, Minister. parenis of Northern Michigan. 40c per person the employ of Ihe Packard Mo- John better home. Mr. and L\3rs. John Kranenberg TIGE HALE, Manager HAMBURG or SAUSAGE 3 Ibr. 25c tor Co., for over 25 years. He Mrs. L. J. /Howk spent Wed- and son George, spent Sunday has made several trips to Europe LOWELL BAPTIST CHURCH nesday with Mrs. I .ester Swim. wilh Howanl Lite and family of Ib. 10c in the interests of the Packard Bible school—10.00. Mrs. Ivan Blough returned lo Logan. PORK CHOPS End Cutf company. Preaching—vSeries on the 'ISec- ond Coming"—11:00. Dora Jane, daughter of Mr. and B. Y. P. U.—Three departments, Mrs. Earl Thomas, was taken to 0:30. Blodgett hospital. Grand Bapids, Preaching—Evangelistic, 7:30. Tuesday by Dr, B. H. Shepurd. We Deliver suffering from an attack of ap- Mid-week prayer and praise Phone 156 WEAVER'S meeting Wednesday evening, pendicites. She underwent an 7:45. operation on Wednesday morn- At the annual meeting of thi ing and reports from the hospital National Evangelical association later in the day were very favor- able. held in Grand Bapids last lliurs- Social Events day the pastor was elected sec- A considerable number of extra retary. The quarterly meetings KROGERS Ledger Classified Ads Get Results chairs were In use Sunday eve- will be held In October at Three Ross-Nesman ning to nccommodate the crowd Bivers, tMich. , Miss Hnrel Mnric Boss, eldest attending the concert at the The pastor is beginning a ser- IdiiuKliler of Mr. and Mrs. Willium •Methodist church, which present- ies of messages on the second j K. Boss, was uiiili"! in marriage ed Miss Helen Biggs, iMiss Leah coming of Christ, This is truly HARVEY CALLIER Michifan'a Finest to Hurry K. Ncsman, son of Mrs. Brown and Warren Brown. Many a subject for this age. What • STORE MANAGERS WEEK Manager cTiun Small Thaatra stayed for the reception accord- does the Bible say concerning w I ntMA|| v Mary Nesinun of Nashville, al the Lowell l honu1 of Rev. und Mrs. H. IL Har- ed them later in the dining room this event. Does it matter. Your AN ANNUAL BUYINC EVENT ris in New BnlTalo, Michigan, on where refreshments were served newspaper tells every day ol Sotunlay, July Z2nd. The wed- by the Wesley class. The con- various prophecies being ful- THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JULY 27-28 ding ceremony took place at 8 cert was appreciated. filled daily. Come and bring your Bible. o'clock. Only a few relatives Bev. and Mrs. Alex T. Luther of All Fancy Cuts Ib. Greater than "HELL DIVERS" submarine vs Airplanes- and intimate friends were pres- Baptismal services Sunday eve- Ionia, celebrated their golden ning. Beef Chuck Roast Expect Great Things— ent. 0*. and Mrs. Nesman will 12c wedding anniversary Tuesday at intike Iheir home in Lansing A. J. Hoolsema, pastor, When you see "Hell Below I" Glorious romance against a the Ionia Methodist church. Bev, where 'Mr. Nesman has a posi- Luther was pastor of the Lowell Lamb Breast lb. So thrilling background of sub-marine warfare! tion with the Slate Dept. of Pub- Methodist church some forty odd CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE lic Instruction. years ago. The following from Rev. Vernon Shirley, pastor. Pork Steak Shoulder Cuta IX)well attended the anniversary: 10:00 a. m. Bible school, Ib. 9o Celebrates Birthday Bev. and Mrs. B. W. Merrill and 11.*00 a. m. preaching service. HELL BELOW Mr. nnd Mrs. Henry Johnson, Mr. Merrill's mother, iMrs. Jian 7:00 p. m., N. Y, P, S. service. iHtolen, Junior and Paul of Bowne nab Hurt left, Mrs. John Bitten- 7:45 p. m. evening service. Boston Butt Cuts ib. with ROBERT MONTGOMERY. Jimmy Durante. Walter spent Tuesday evening ut the ger, the Misses Edna Allen, Emily Wednesday evening prayer Wm. Cosgriff home in honor of Sayles, Annie Maynard and meeting at 7:45 o'clock. Pork Roast 10c Huston, Madge Evans, Robert Young, Eugene Pallette Mrs, CosgrilTs birthday. Ice Myrtle Taylor and Harley May- NOTICE—You must have coupon clipped from program or crenm and cake were served, nard. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Helen making a beautiful angel- Pork Loaf Hnrud'. Fin. Qualtt, |b. ISO regular admission price will be charged. At the regular meeting of the First Congregational is always food cake. (Mrs. Cosgriff re- American Legion Auxiliary held ceived 48 cards and letters from cool. Be at church somewhere EVE. SHOWS 7:15-fKM). ADM. 10-25c. at the home of Mrs, L E. John- next Sunday. Minced Ham lb. IGo Ihe Bowne Indies' Aid. The son. Mrs. Grace Niles and Mrs. time she spent reading them Church School at 10 a. in. Lylia Johnson were elected dele- Classes for all ages. helped pass many pleasant gales and (Mrs. Pal Bowes and thoughts of the day. Morning worship at 11 a. m Saturday, July 29 Sun.-Mon.„ July 30-31 Mrs. Mary Bitlenger, alternates Subject: "Can You Stand Befln- Shoulder Cuts lb. to Ihe Department convention in List Tuesday evening a group ing?" Lamb Roast Every cell is filled with Grand Bapids, Aug. 21-22-23. Mrs. 10e Alton Community Church "WOMEN" of friends of Mrs. Kenneth Call Niles will also be a delegate al .'t \ of Vermillion, U, P.. enjoyed w large as assistant secretary ol the Join the crowds that attend Cottage Cheese lb. So TAKE a thousand years picnic supper al) Fallasburg joint poppy committee of the Alton. Service at 8:15. Dra- of thwarted longing for Purk in her honor. Among Ihosb state. A picnic is planned for matic or acted sermon: "Paul, love— present were Ona Denton, Evelyn the members and families for the Persecutor." Smoked Pionio Hams Ib. So Uorgerson, Cora Louise Byder, August, Community club meets August ADD a thousand year^ Doris Conant, Dorothy Briggs, 9th at 8 p. m. of sngry passions— Anna Kerr, Elsie Kerr, Elizabeth S. B, Wenger, iMinister. Slormzand, Marjorle 'Hanson, MULTIPLY them by Fancy Fowls Winifred! Gpul. and Mrs. Call, Family Reunions ib years of flaming hate— GERMAN M. E. CHURCH (nee Myrtle Jay.) Miss Huby Chickens 14c and you have German preaching Sunday al Eickhoft entertained the same Sweet School Reunion 10 o'clock. roup with u theatre purty in The third annual reunion of Swift's Premium gonor of 'Mrs. Call Friday eve- Bible school at II o'clock a. Sliced Baoon V^lb. lOo Sweet school will be held at m. You are cordially invited. ning. Afterwards, ull enjoyed 20,000 Fallasburg park, Sunday, August John Claus, Pastor. u light lunch at Christiansen's ice 13, 1933. cream parlor. Basket dinner at noon, fol- lowed by sports. You are cor- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY TEARS IR Mrs. J{ M. Shivel and Mrs. Wil- dially welcome. Please notify Christian Science services arc liam Doyle were hostesses al a Ihose who may not receive cards held every Sunday morning al luncheon ai the Cascade Country us all addresses are not available. eleven o'clock over the Lowell club Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Stale Hank. SIH6 SING Willium Wachterhauser und Miss Subjecl for Wesson sermon foi PORK & BEANS 6~~25' Kutherine I.alley won the prizes. Births July 30 is "l