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NUMBER 13 BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937 SD£T¥«ErGllTH YEAR TO TAG FOR LIBRARY ELECTION DAY Buchanan Enters Blossom Queen Selection; Tryouts Set for April 14 Set Stakes For 1,000 Member Mrs. K. OeNardo Rebekah Lodges Now H ere’s WIN MICHIGAN FIRST AID TITLE Workers To Canvass City and Local, Chairman at Township Polls at the Assemble Here Wagner Grange Proposition ; This City Now Tied With Thirteen Chapters Berrien- Cass Association Hold 12th A committee composed of rep­ 1 i Grand Rapids, Battle Creek resentatives of a number of clubs l'or Most Queens Annual Assembly and organizations of the city, headed by Mrs. Mack Wldmoyer, Buchanan will again be repre­ A hundred and fifty representa­ will canvass the city and also the sented in the competition for the tives of thirteen Rebekah lodges ' polling place for Buchanan town- queen of the Blossom Festival of the Berrien-Cass area convened snip luoiitlay, election day. fo r i i with a representative to be select­ in their twelfth annual assembly memberships for • the Buchanan ed April. 14 at the Hollywood at the American Legion hall last Library association. theatre, according to Mrs. Kath­ night. A special plea is being made to ryn DeNardo, who has been nam­ Lodges represented were those Buchanan people to join since tills ed by the Twin City management of Marceflus, Dowagiac, Cass- organization is formed for the as the, local chairman. opolis, Niles, Three Oaks, Galien, special purpose of providing Bu­ Glendora, Benton Harbor, Coloma, Mrs. DeNardo announces the chanan with a modem library and Watervliet, Baroda, Berrienl following as members of her com­ leading room, especially in the Springs and Buchanan. Seventy- j mittee: Miss Jeanne: Roti, Mrs. interests of the young people. The five official representatives at- The big news uv tiie week, ef Jayne Hotchkiss,. E. C. Hoffman, local library was pronounced by a Schwartz, is tended a business session at the. you . kin believe Red C. K. Detrick. She asks all girls, representative of the extension to paper the Odd Fellow club rooms yesterday) thet they are goin' between the ages of 18 and 25 who department of the Michigan State paper' mill. afternoon. library to be almost entirely lack­ are interested to call on her. Sev­ The program of the . afternoon eral have already entered. A drive ing in juvenile and children's Charley Smith: out here at and evening was as follows: is to be made for funds to clothe books. It is expected that the re­ Glentlorry sez he don't understand The following program was ceipts o f this membership drive the representative suitably,' any given: the hifalutin Words them. Record will bo used mainly fo r the pur­ balance not .needed to go to a Afternoon Session at 1 P. M. fellers put in the social columns chase of children's books. The permanent fund. Opening—Bayleaf Lodge No. 248, an' is a corsage sumpthin’ the association has the further pur­ . The city is now tied with Grand Buchanan Wimmen wear on their corsets? pose of promoting the rearrange­ Rapids and Battle Creek with two Introduction of assembly officers. ment of- the city hall for the pur­ winners each in queen contests. Introduction of •district officers The Logical Deduction The local committee states that Introduction o f past presidents pose of installing a reading room I think it,is the duckiest plan they are certain the city will stand Address of Welcome, by Harold in the present commission room. To always write your congress- a good chance to ' win again, and O. Stark. It is felt that since it will take ■ man to that.end Would like a good list Response; by Mabel Alexander, as­ some time to bring the library up To swiftly hasten to advise, of entries. sembly president to standard, it will be preferable Whene'er occasion may arise . The selection will be made on Business meeting to use the present city quarters, To tell him of the right or wrong the evening of April 14. a t , the Election of officers if.the commission wifi agree, and Of any bill that comes along. Hollywood theatre, which will Presentation of Model Lodge, by not to use money available this And we should tell him further­ have a double feature, "Bull Dog, Galien year from appropriation and pri­ more ■....' Drummond” and "The . Smartest Presentation of Reinstatement to vate efforts to pay for rent and To vote as we advise him- - or Girl In Town,” Membership, by Baroda. fuel in another building. We. W ill forgather on his track A local industrial organization Blossom Queen To Bn ...Royally Exemplification of draping the And see that he does not go back, has offered to aid in the financ­ Entertained in New York City charter hy Cassopolis But. we’ll be with him, sink or Question Box, presided Over ing of scientific and mechanical A regular Alice, in Wonderland by Mabel Alexander. books and magazines for hoys, swim, adventure awaits the choosing of Supper. stressing such popular themes a.: If he will let us think for him. this year’s Blossom Queen, cli­ *, Representing Michigan in the regional Boy Scout first mazoo. Those,on the team and their supervisors include, Though lie be drowned in seas of Evening Session, 7 P. M. aviation and radio. It is felt that. maxed by a glamourous trip to aid meet at Chicago on April 3 will be the First Aid team left to right, standing, Johnny Fulks, Archie Morley Treasurer’s Report the new projecL will fill a real . ink New York City with an elaborate of Troop 80, Buchanan. So far the boys have won three (instructor), Eugene Kelley, Frank King (scoutmaster) Report of auditing committee need, especially among the young Until he has no time to think, three day schedule of events plan­ meets, the local district meet, between Niles and and Billy Gregory; seated, Edward Pascoe, Buddy Report of Courtesy committee people. More definite announce­ At least hbii: khow, from all the ned in that great : city of a million Matthews (patient) and Wilbur Strayer. (Smith Photo.) Buchanan, the'Berrien .and Cass county area meet, \held Memorial service exemplified by ment of arrangements will ha ' ■ notes, wonders. ■ at Niles, and the district /meet, held March 20 at Kala­ Which way to jump to get the Benton Harbor . made later. The Queen upon arriving in votes. Conferring of degree, exemplified when the library is further or­ New York will be escorted to fam­ by Buchanan • ganized la will, of course, remain ous old city hall, and introduced, to Get Letter From TO THE CITIZENS OF Introduction of District officers free to the general public, under Mayor Da Guardia who will pre­ Establish Egg ec. One Votes Closing the Lodge, exemplified hy the management of the commis­ sent a key. to the citr to the BUCHANAN: Ohio Flood Victim To Discontinue As chairman of the tag-day Buchanan sion. The only function of the Queen and a special broadcast committee, sponsored by the li­ During the campaign for flood Entertainment by Buchanan. association for which member­ over station WNYC of the cere­ Market Heic Dunlap Bldg. brary association, which is to relief carried on in Buchanan in ships are being sold is the promo­ Rural Route 3 mony will be held. bo held election day, April 5tli, February, a local woman donated tion of the institution and the After receiving the key to the Local Merchants Fhijl niew 1987, I would like to call the Race For 3Vo Vacancies On a dress, pinning a note in the Assembly Program provision of funds for an aid in To Be Combined With Routes city the Queen and her entourage following to your attention and Commission Promises to pocket. the education ol young people. 1 and 2 on April 16 will proceed up Broadway to the York Outlet, Pay Over make this appeal. Be Warm A few weeks later sue received a . Tours the World The canvassers Monday will ask —:----- I luxurious Hotel Governor Clinton, The Market Price The present library is and letter which she permitted us to all to buy tags and memberships An order nas oeen received at I at 31st Street and 7th Avenue An assembly . program which lias been for. many years sadly reproduce, with the request that for 25 cents. For those who feel the Buchanan postoffice that, ef- ‘ where a royal suite is reserved for One of the most hotly contest­ covered many different portions of A move was inaugurated at a in need of attention, and . new the addressor and addressee re­ that they cannot, tags will be fective April 16, Rural route 3 the duration of the Eastern visit ed elections in. the history of the the globe was staged by the agri­ meeting held heic Tuesday eve­ and more modern reading ma­ main anonymous. given for smaller donations. Those will be discontinued and that this and the ensuing three day whirl city is expected Monday when culture department Thursday, ning under the auspices of the terial. Its resources for financ­ The letter follows: buying at membership prices w ill route will be consolidated with of sightseeing, theatres; radio seven candidates will be voted on March 25. On the first lap of the j Buonanan Industrial committee to ing tills need hits been greatly Dear Unknown Friend: I am receive reci!-ts and will he listed. routes T and 2 and will here after broadcasts, and special trips along to fill the expired terms of Har­ journey the shores of Hawaii were make Buchanan a principal egg limited. The various organiza­ writing you a few lines as I re­ The next meeting of the asso­ be known as Route 1 and Route the gay white way o f Broadway, ry Brown and Arthur Voorhees. touched and there Chester Borst marketing center ol southwestern tions in town have become ac­ ceived a note in' the pocket of a ciation will be held at the city 2. This order is in conformity Among the many events already Running for the two places on and Lawrence Zupkfe played Ha­ Michigan, by paying above the tive in this matter and have dress given me, which I must say commission rooms Monday eve­ With the policy of the postoffice planned while in New York is a the city board are the two incum­ waiian guitars. Among the melo­ current market. made rapid progress in arous­ I was sure glad to get. . . . I’m dies which they, .played so well ning, April 12, at Which time an department that when there is a trip to the. top of the tallest build- Sherman White, representing a ing interest and enthusiasm. ; bents, Voorhees arid Brown, and a young married woman and have vacancy, by death, resignation or 4ng in the world, the Empire State Fred Schwartz, Fred Smith, Wil­ were, ''Blue Hawaiian Moonlight,” organization committee will pre­ well known firm of poultry pro­ But, to replenish the shelves a little girl four years old. I live removal, a re-adjustment of th e, Building, .where a panorama view son Leiterj William Nelson and and /'Old Hawaiian Moon,” which sent a constitution and perma­ duce jobbers of Fort Wayne, lnd., and -magazine racks, to pur­ with my mother and two brothers. o f Manhattan Island and its en- Frank Imhoff. This represents was used as an encore for the nent officers will he elected. routes is made to approximately was present and offered to send chase new juvenile readers, to We are staying down here on virous of five adjoining states, for one of the best slates of officers thundering applause that they "re­ 60 miles in length where formerly his truck here if the local egg furnish a reading room, and in­ Main street in a wash house room. fifty miles in ali directions—its which has appeared for the city ceived. 1 the average was about 35 miles. buyers would agree to give him stall a competent attendant, we It makes it kind of hard with five' On an old ranch in the West, parks—thC great ocean liners go­ commission since the inaugura­ Odd'Fellows Have This is due largely to the fact of all their surplus eggs. Buchanan must have financial aid. Thus, people in one room. W e lost all of Wallace Lewis, accompanying ing up and down the bay.—its tion of the charter, form, afford­ better roads and improved means was selected from the fa ct, that the purpose of a tag-day. our furniture except six pieces, himself on his faithful guitar, rivers, the other tall buildings— ing the citizens an excellent Crowded Schedule of transportation, and also that a there is a surplus of eggs avail­ For such an enterprising and nad everything else. My former sang new and old cowboy tunes. the palisades of the Hudson, and choice. The other contested of­ saving of about $1800 per year on able here. Larger towns, such active town as Buchanan I feel home was 34 East 18th street, The Much to the delight of the audi­ countless other wonders viewed fice is that of constable, for which the average is made on each as South Bend, Niles and the sure that every citizen giving house is still there hut it was con­ ence, his last two songs were from this vantage point. While in Ed Mitchell, Fred French and demned so that we cannot move A considerable number of local route consolidated. The rural ser­ Twin Cities, always .have an egg- tliis drive serious thought will “When My Dream Boat Comes the observatory tower the Queen Francis True are candidates for back. It is kind of hard without Odd- Fellows and Rehekabs at­ vice o f the country is operated at shortage from local sources. wish to join! Home,” and the ever-popular will give a special Broadcast on the two vacancies. a man to help at all. My mother is tended the meeting o f the county a loss and the postoffice depart­ Both independent and chain Help make this tag-day for “Darkness on the Delta.” the daily program from the tower. the benefit of Buchanan and its a widow and my brothers are not association held at Glendora Mon­ ment has been using every ef- merchants were represented at Of particular interest to Bu- .A regular old fashioned melo­ Probably the oustanding feature future citizens a success! chandn voters is the fact that the old enough to work. It seems that day evening. Arrangements were , fort to cut down this expense and o f the trip however, will be the the meeting Wednesday evening drama was enacted hy a very Yours truly, Pi-pcinct-One vote will be cast in I can’t get a. job at all. made to meet in Galien April If, still maintain the efficiency of visit to Radio City and the N. B. and all were heartily in favor of competent oast as the closing MRS. MACK WIDMOYER.' ,nlap building at the cor- I don’t know much to tell you, with Grand Lodge officers pres­ the service. C. studios where an audition to the plan. White was vio ■number of the program. Front and Portage, as the only I am sure thankful I am still ent. . The May meeting will, be Under the new order the pat­ appear with some .of the most re­ yesterday the dealers w! “The Racket on Payson’s Farm” fo: er place on South Oak is no alive. I hope I never live to see held On a date as yet not definite­ rons have been notified of their nowned radio stars and programs attend. The Fort Way] Pa Lawrence Bachman lphger available. The . Precinct anything like this anyways soon. ly selected in Buchanan. The new number and carrier, and now on the air has been planned. has an outlet in New Ma ’ Bernard Hemminger Niles Colored Choip^ vote will be cast at the city I close hoping you will write me a Raymond DeWitt meeting here will be closed for each and every patron will be Among which are, Fred Allen, which is a higher market Marge commission rooms as usual. long letter some times soon. My Mr; Slimliner Charles Bainton the conference of degrees. served In the same efficient man­ Major Bowes, Joe book, and Jack Chicago. Here Sunday Nighlf Election offlcails will be as fol­ name is ...... 'Ivan Price At the Odd Fellow meeting ner as formerly under three Benny, the National Dairy Hour Stanley lows: New Albany, lnd. Ross Leazenby Tuesday night arrangements were routes. The carriers are sched­ with James Melton who is to be The Gospel choir of the colored Jake James Hemminger made for the Encampment team uled to arrive at the office earlier the guest artist here during the Arden Richardson ''Baptist church of Niles wily pre­ •Prcoinqt One—E. N. Schram, Jeff Sheriff James Hausman to confer the Royal Purple de­ and under this plan many of the, festival, and the Shell Chateau G. H. Richards, A. H. Hiller, Nor­ sent a pr-gram of sacrec|/ music ma Moyer, Ida Bishop. John Mur­ D, Roti Roti Is Mr. Manning Bob Bennitt grees at South Haven Saturday patrons will get mail earlier than programs. Weds Mary Huss Sat. At the eveiwg services/ of the phy, gatekeeper. eveniftg, April 3. The subordinate previously, and with the rest Another high light of the trip Methodist church, beginning at Precinct Two— R. R. Rouse, Ferris Letter Man Lodge will confer the initiatory there will not be much change. will be a visit to the huge 6200 7:80 p, m. File New Charter degree at Holland soon, and will Arden Richardson,' Jr., son of Frank Rinker, Jay Glover, Mrs. Buchanan has a very great ad­ seat Radio City Music Hall where The program will consist of confer the third degree at Val­ vantage over many offices in the ■Spectacles that surpass anything Mr. and Mrs, Arden Richardson, Clarence Spaulding, Mrs. Henry Amend. Petitions Sr., Was united in marriage Satur­ solos, duets, trios, readings and Smith. Isaac Hayes, gatekeeper. Donald Roti Roti was an Easter paraiso April 24. fact that the principal mails of in the world arc produced. Where gospel songs and spirituals hy the day to Miss Mary Huss, Niles. The The polls will open at 7 a. m. week-end guest of his parents Mr. the day arrive in the early morn­ those famous world renown danc­ entire Choir. This choir is Widely ceremony was performed in South fast time and close at 6 p. m. in and Mrs. Jos. Roti Roti. He was re­ ing and are brought to the office ers, the "Rockettes” go through known as a singing group and Two new cnarter amendment Hoft. Society at Bend, and was attended by Mr. both the city and township. cently named as one of the foot­ ready for distribution at ,6:00 a. the most intricate and marvelous their presence here Sunday eve­ petitions providing for election, of dance figures with an orchestra of and Mrs. Gray Best, Buchanan. ball letter men at the Ferris In­ Three Oaks April 5 m. This makes it possible for ning means an opportunity to hear stitute and has also been pledged the mayor, clerk and treasurer carriers to leave at 8:00 a. m upwards of a hundred pieces and were filed by H. S. Bristol with Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Martin and some excellent vocal music. An­ Wanted, 1,000 members for the by the . Phi Sigma Chi fraternity and return in time to dispatch the great pipe organ produces City Clerk Harry Post Tuesday. family attended the Bettor Home drew Bradford is tho director. All Buchanan Library Association there. The South Berrien County Hor­ their mail on an afternoon train. music that Will live in ones mem­ The two petitions are similar and Gardens show In South Bend who are interested will be wel­ Monday. Dues 25 "cents. ticultural Society will meet at ory for ages. to those submitted previously but If our train service was such that last night. come. Thanks Three Oaks,. Monday night, April .mails did not get in so early in Ernest Beadle come from Chi­ have entirely new signatures. It 5th at 8:00 p, m, E.S.T. at.tho the mornings and carriers had to Frank Sanders attended the cago to spend the Easter week­ The Girl Scout" Council of Bu­ is planned by the supporters of high school building. Walt at the office Until later in funeral of the Hon. William H. ^Ftobeit Richards arrived yester­ Maurice Ericson is home from end with his parents, Mr. and I chanan wishes to thank the peo­ the amendments to proceed to­ The topic wifi be Soil Conserva­ the day tb get started, we would Andrews, former judge of pro- day from Mt. Vernon, N. Y., call­ Michigan State, College for the Mrs, Wilbur Beadle. He is in- the [ ple of the city for their generous ward a special election, since tion, remuneration and benefits, ' not be Sfl fortunate as We are in bate, at Bdntpn Harbor Monday ed here by the serious ji'pess of Easter vacation at the home of employ of the Johnson Electrical response on the occasion of the re­ there will not he time to arrange led by Mr. Lurlclns and - Mr. Sac- the* matter. afternoon. his father, George B, Richards. his parents. company, Chicago. cent financial drive. for a vote at' tho April 8 polls. clirider. ..PAGE TWO THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937

cago whose marriage will take Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Redden. of bar father, Mr, Lewis Dregmv Ralph Clark spent several days Mr- and Mrs. Paul Pence, Port­ of the county highway authorities is the promptness with which toe place April JOth, Others present Frank Farting and fjarry Pen- Mr- and Mrs. Claude Sheldon in Athens, with Mr. and Mrs. B. age Prairie, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Ctllp, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Smith department -has released these Bkrrt m ©mmtu Sbrnrii were; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ren­ well wgre dinner guests of Mr. and and sister, Blanche attended the Sherman this week. Published by funeral Sunday at Argus of Ro­ Miss Pearl Eastburg was a din­ Of South Bend, Mr, and Mrs. funds to the counties. THE RECORD PRINTING COMPANY barger, Mr. and Mrs. Corwin . Mrs. Joseph Proud Easter Sunday. bert Kendall, ner guest in the V, G. Ingles home Ralph Goodenough and daughter, Editor . . . . . W. C. I iawea Berry, Harold Renbarger, Miss Mrs. Mprton Snyder and Mrs. Mr; and Mrs. Charles Wilkens Sunday, Mr. and Mfs. Floyd Smith and Business Manager . . . A. B. McClure Kathryn Kane, Floyd Renbarger Pete Bromley were Monday after­ and Miss Margaret -Doughton, and son, of -Buchanan were Sun­ Mr, and Mrs. Donajd Ramsby, family of Galien. Entered as second class matter November 20, 1919 noon callers at the Fred Bromley All children and teachers are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hinman, Lee Buchanan. Michigan, under the act of March, 8. 1879 home. day dinner guests of Miss Thelma STARTER spent Easter with Mr. .and Mrs, Bihman and family spent Easter enjoying a weeks vacation and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dalen­ Heckathorn. Ora Ramsby at Waterford, Ind. with Mr,' and Mrs. Fred -Reamer, will return to school Monday April berg attended the Odd Fellow and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Campbell, and 0 in the new school house which Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barn­ South Bend. THE FARM BUREAU Rebekah Association at Glendora; Mr. Silas Sarver and sister of hart of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, Ora Keefer of GENERATOR .... This week a drive is on throughout Berrien County for is' completed. Monday night. ' ■ Penn returned to the home Sun­ day after days visit being called Sam Dickey of Giendora spent Three Oaks spent Sunday with ijjsmbership in the American Farm Bureau. Ted Rittenberg and Jack Dalen­ REPAIR •• • The Farm Bureau has gyown in prestige in the past here to attend -the funeral services •Friday with Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs, I-Ienry Goodenough. berg spent the wek end at Al­ Dickey. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Good-1 Ignition Coils twenty years until it rivals the Grange as a spokesman for legan.. " o f Mr. Leo Richter, Bend of the River Mr. and M rs. Shuman Sarver Frank Stephenson spent Easter enough and son were Easter' Mrs. OUie Haas and son, Walter $1.50 Allowance on your the farmers of the United States. In fact it would seem entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. Spnday with his mother, Mrs, guests in the Earl Roberts home spent the week end at Lansing that there is room for both organizations. The Farm Bureau and Mrs. Ira Boyle, Mr. and Mrs. Lula Baugh in South Bend. in Weesaw. old battery on purchase Mrs. Wilbur Burns who has with Mr. and Mrs. John Ptierslci, lacks the fraternal and social features of the grange. It is Dave Sarver, Mr. and "Mrs. Austin Mr. and Mrs. Russell McLaren been quite ill with influenza is re­ they visited many interesting of new one. more strictly a business and propaganda organization. Its Sarver, Mr. and Mrs. .Harry Camp­ and daughter, Nancy were Sunday; ported as being better. places while there. dues are $5 per year, considerably higher than the Grange, bell, Mr. Silas Sarver and sister. afternoon callers in the Ira Lee Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rose spent Mr. and Mrs. Milford Fuller Co. Gets $1,500,000 Mr. and Mrs, Edward Richter home. and it has embarked heavily in co-operative buying and sell­ Sunday in Warsaw. were Sunday guest at the home of spent Sunday at Buchanan with Special Easter { services with ing 'enterprises, which are especially strong in the middle Wayne Abergast of Elkhart, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Dalenberg. Road Money Since ’33 FULLER’S special music and communion •west. spent Sunday with his cousin, her mother, Mrs. Mary Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. .Clarence Parham, were held at-toe Olive Branch Claud Denao. ' frjjgfThe Grange inclines more to be a social organization in Three Oaks-called at the M- E. The records of the state High­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul De>Witt Sr. nhurch, Sunday. fee-'-best sense, not only providing the country dwellers with Gilbert 'home Sunday. way Department reveal that as of entertained at a family dinner Mrs. Jane Coon of Fort Wayne StSwRolesome entertainment but working for the preserva- Mrs. OJlie Haas and sister, Mrs. March 1, it has returned $1,521,- 121 Dp.vs Avenue Easter Sunday. North Buchanan -spent last week with Mr. and Mrs, tiffitinn of the ideals of the American farm home. Lyle Graham were in Kalamazoo Joe Fulton. 844.92 of state highway revenues Miss Mary Louise Beardsley of’ ■Tuesday, bringing back wi-tb themi sw -We had the pleasure of attending a meeting of the Olivet college, wjjj broadcast over j Mr. and Mrs. Howard Reaves to Berrien County since the end of JSuciianan Farm Bureau recently. The business section was •Gordon Graham, who will spend: Mr. and Mrs. carmen Bostic-, and family of South Bend with the fiscal year 1933. ; station WELL the .college, T.ues-' the spring vacation here. i white, Buchanan, were guests .on .gltfSfi Over to consideration of legislation of interest to farm- day night at $.$(t j». m. Her m&ny Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Reaves. This return of funds lias en­ W m. Coleman is still y.ery ill Easter Sunday at the home ,of thei abled the county to maintain and tsrs'now before the Michigan assembly. The knowledge dis­ friends \wjll be glad to hear her. - Miss Helen Ettnman spent Eas­ YOUNG MOTHERS! and at this writing is still con-: fowner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs- c .j ier wito Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ream­ improve its own highway system LL -women at played by the chairman and some of the farmers present Last Wednesday night several A some period of fined to Ins -bed. E- Bostiewaite. | including the former township of the neighbors surprised Andrew er in South Rend- their lives need a . g lid ed to prove the statement made#by observors that you Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Bauman' Mr- and Mrs. Dean Clark were- Mr. and Mfs. John Clark, Mr. roads, and in addition, to reduce n 1 c Dr. Huss .oh his birthday. Cards 'being Pierce’s F a vorite Will find a higher average of interest in and information on were guests at dinner Sunday at, •guests Easter Sunday at the home.- local highway indebtedness. A t the the entertainment o f the .evening. .and Mrs. Frank Clark were in Prescription. Mrs. ^public affairs outside of corpoi’ation limits. -their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. of the latter’s sister, Mrs. Charles same time property taxes fo(; Win. Gregory of A potluek supper being -served .at Benton Hanbor on business last 1303 Bouton St., Duse. . - Haines and family, Silver Lake,] highway purposes have been re­ Mishawaka, Ind., said: “ following childbirth midnight, a good -time -was had by week. There was an enjoyable time Indiana. duced almost to the vanisiiing 1 couldn’t sleep soundly, my appetite was all present. Mrs. Aiwa Seymour suffered a pnor. and 1 had very little strength. ItookDi*. had at the Bakertown school Fri­ Mrs. A. F- iK-ann gave a teak at' light stroke Sunday about noon. point. Pierce's Favorite Preset iplion us a Ionic and ‘Mr. and Mi’s, w-yman Batchelor day afternoon' when the children .too Miller .school yesterday .on her, one bottle encouraged my appetite and made Hr. Higbee of Three Oaks is ear­ Important from the standpoint me feel like myself again.'’ Buy now I are the proud parents ,of a little’ Were quite artistic to .coloring and1 trip to toe Pacific co-gst, with, a 1 daughter born Saturday night. ing for her- New size. tabs. 50 cts. Liquid $1.00 8: $1.35. Vs ALIEN NEWS decorating .eggs for Easter. They; v e ry , interesting desertiptioh o f “The Lovjna Ladies Aid realized G Mr. and Mrs. Albert Weisner then presented some to aach of scenery in -California and Arizona. and son, Junior, and Mrs. L

(Omitted Last Week) > Among the many that attended Mr. and Mrs. Le3ter Finney of LOUIS. H. FEAD WALTER H. NORTH EUGENE B. ELLIOTT FRANK CODY’ CHARLES M. ZIEGLER South Bend spent Friday evening Justice of the Supra: Justice of the Supreme Superintendent of - State Board of State Highway the funeral services of Leo Richter Court •Court Pu blic Instruction Education Commissioner were the following Mr, and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith. Paul 3ehn, Mrs. Robert Steinkc Mr. and Mrs. Albert‘Rickerman and son, Mrs. Elise Hapke, Mr. were in South Bend, Saturday. Herman Reetz and son, Ernest ★•I I Vv oO .tT eB*I REPUBLICANi > Kroll, Mr. William Richter, Harry Y ou ’ll findthe largest stock and the and Minette Richter,Mr, and Mrs. Frank Lange, Mr. and Mrs. Ed , largest sample line of Bigelow rugs and carpets in this com-, Reetz, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Timm nunity right here in our rug department. We are featuring rugs and daughter, Miss Amanda Timto all from Michigan City; Mr. and and carpetB by the Bigelow Weavers becau.se wc believe them Mrs. Clarence Paul and Mi's. Car­ to be the best value in smart styling, quality of weaving, and rie Denny, Dowag'iac, A large range of prices. The Bigelow Weavers have been making fine number of railroad employes were also in attendance from Michigan rags and carpets for 111 years, City, Three Oaks, Gallon, Niles, Nowhere else in town will you find a larger assortment of and Buehanan. Oscar Richter, Fred Richter, Our simple anti dignified Bigelow rugs and carp.ets.. .woven of lively Wool and identified Jerome Sebasty and Albert Hecka­ services afford complete RICHARD, B. SMITH JAMES O. MURFIN MATILDA R. WILSON GILBERT L. DAANE a. • Regent of the University Regent of the Univorsity f, State Board of State Board of by the bluc-and-gold label. Stop in tomorrow and see the stun­ thorn attended funeral services of consolation during the £>1 of Michigan « . of Michigan Agrionlturo y. '-- Agriculture ning new Bigelow Texture-Weaves, for instance. Or dozens of John Ogden at Hammond, Ind., dark hours of bereave­ - a H last Friday p. m. Mr, Ogden being hooked-rug patterns. Or broadloom...but come see for yourselfl ment. the fourth one that died after the The Repuhlican Party has selected these candidates on the basis of || bad accident on M-60 last Sunday ' Phone 610 p. m. EXPERIENCE, ABILITY, EFFICIENCY and TRUSTWORTHINESS J . Mr. and Mrs.N. Bcilharz arrived headquarters for home last Friday after an absence SWEM of several weeks in Florida and other southern states, Funeral Home [Don’t Let Michigan Down! - Keep Experience at the Helm Mr. and Mrs. William Leiter of Buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ambulance Service RUGS and CARPETS Strunk of Niles, spent Sunday aft­ Buchanan ernoon at the home o f Mr. and VOTE R E PUBLICAN APR! X. 3 . Mrs. William Strunk. Mrs. Lewis Compas and son of Gary spent Monday at the home THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937 THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD PAGE THREE

Farmers club of the Buchanan Mrs. Martha Morris and daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. Leo P. Anderson Wanted, 1,000 members for the Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Davis have broke it. That was quite a strain anything and also has a taste for Local News ter, Mary were week-end guests and family visited Sunday with Buchanan Library Association. as their guest their cousin, Mrs. on the family tie. coffee. Once possessed o f a size­ high school were guests of the of friends in Niles. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lynch and Monday. Dues 25 cents. Chloe Frame, Dearborn, Mich. One trick Bob has is to fly to able piece of spaghetti he is likely Wagner Grange Friday evening, "M r. and Mrs. Earl Rizor have Mrs. E. I. Bird has returned to family, Benton Harbor. Mjiss Florence Bradley of the the telephone whenever he hears to fly off some place and finish it They staged a play entitled "The as their guest this week the form­ Mr. and Mrs. Wiison Leiter had alone. If he happens to drop any Racket on the Payson Farm.” her home here after a visit of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Marshall and as their guests during Easter staff of the .Epworth hospital. it ring. He will perch on the er's mother, Mrs. T. C. Rizor, food en route he never fails to go They*also presented several mus­ several weeks with relatives in Elton Parks, Chicago, visited dur­ Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Will Orwin, South Bend, was an Easter guest standard of the speaking tube or Battle Creek. back and clean it up, before he ical numbers. Refreshments Berrien Springs. ing the week-end at the D. D. Kalamazoo. at the home of her parents, Mr. on the receiver and remain while Pangborn home. . and Mrs. C. J. Bradley. the conversation is in progress. goes back for more. were served by the ladies of the Mr .and Mrs, Bert Metzgar and Miss Belle Landis and Charles Grange. family spent Easter at Che home Miss Bertha Desenberg returned One day in the past week the Landis attended the funeral of Miss Marjorie Pleteher, who is of Mr. and Mrs. John Metzgar, Sunday to her work in Toledo, 0., writer went to the DeNardo home their uncle, John Landis, in Grand employed at Rochester, Ind,, Hinehman. after spending the week-end at shortly before one o'clock to wit­ Rapids, Saturday, Wagner News spent the week-end at her home Mr. and Mrs, E. C, McCollum the home of her mother, Mrs. Sig ness Bob’s antics when Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Rex Allen, Niles here. entertained the latter’s mother, Desenberg. came home. He was a little bash­ were Easter guests at the home of Miss Doris Whittaker, Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. O. Valenta, who Mrs. Mary-Jane Mitchell, at din­ Presbyterian rummage sale, ful and retired to a bedroom. the former’s mother, Mrs, Minnie spent the week-end with her par­ ner Easter Sunday, Guests in the Redden building, April 8-9-10, When Ralph came home he did not have lived on what is known as Allen. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Whitaker, afternoon were Atty. and Mrs. W. l3tjc. come out immediately but soon as the George Hess farm for the Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Platz were Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Painter past two years, had a sale Satur­ ^ isMitiHit /A R, Stevens, and their daughter, Miss Hilma Rastaetter, who has he called the bird started to trill wiiw guests over the week-end at the and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mitchell ______rT... -vaE Mrs. HUding La vine and husband been in the employ of the Blecker and warble fit to burst his throat day and are moving to Chicago, home of the latter’s sister, Mrs. and family spent Easter with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey Baintort M a rc h 29th to A pril 3rd | 7oop s f o S s S 'j and three children, St. Joseph, Co., South Bend, as a beautician, or at least to strain a. tonsil. M. G. Peppie and family, Marion, Mr, and Mrs. Guy Bisenhart has employment in the same de­ Finally Ralph went into the bed­ and Mrs. Elmore Pratt, Chicago. have moved from Buchanan- -to Indiana. were callers on Easter Sunday at partment of the Robertson de­ room and Bob came out with him. Fifteen members of the Future their farm In the Wagner district. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McWilliams the home of Mr. and Mrs. O, B. partment store, He perched on a cabinet in front and daughter, Rosemary, visited Brown, South Bend. Mrs. Lucy Beistle, Miss Ethel of Ralph, only a few inches from Easter Sunday at the home of the his face, and sang with the fervor f'YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY’^ Ann Page Mrs. Hattie Miller and Miss Belstle and Mr. and Mrs. Charles former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Belle Miller were visitors on Eas­ Bachman attended the Easter Ser­ of a Metropolitan opera prima Danner, Decatur. Buy Fresh Spring Vegetables at ^ ter Sunday at the home of the vices led by Rev. Preston Bradley donna, trilling, expanding his Carl Hamilton and daughter, ► former’s daughter, Mrs. E. H. at the People’s Church at Wilson whole body, shaking his.wings. Kathryn, and son, Jack, visited Dempster and husband, Chicago. and Sheridan, Chicago, Ralph came closer so that the Easter day at the home of the Mrs, James Boone arrived home Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Balyeat and bird could reach his face and Bob former’s mother, Mrs. L. L. Ham­ Sunday from a visit of .hree daughter, Norma, drove to Elk­ quit singing and , reached down to ilton, Decatur. Plain,-Sugared, Cinnamon— Fresh Daily weeks' with licr daughter, Mrs. hart Easter Sunday to visit Mrs. his mouth, whether for the kiss of l i Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Rouse had Kitty Creviston, Garrett, Ind, B. W. Cox; They were accom­ fellowship or just looking for a as their guest for the Easter Miss Jean Ednie'and Mrs. Earl panied from South Bend by Mrs. possible stray piece of spaghetti week-end their daughter, Mrs. Ed­ Glosslnger, South Bend, w e re vis­ Cox’s daughter, Yevette Cox, a we cannot say. ward I,. Cayo and husband and student nurse at Epworth hos­ W’hen Ralph sat. down to lunch two daughters of Milwaukee, Wis. itors Saturday at the home of doz. pital. Bob was on deck on his shoulder. Maurice Aronson is home from’ Mrs. Stuart Holmes. Buy a tag and join the Bu­ He has the customary box of bird­ {■ Rhubarb California Strawberry Michigan State College to spend Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Swaim chanan Library Association Mon­ seed in his cage, but he much pre­ the Spring _ vacation at the home spent the Easter, week-end with 10 the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. day, dues 25 cents. fers to eat from Ralph’s mouth. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eric California • « Presbyterian rummage sale, Especially spaghetti. He eats most ► Peas Aronson, ' Shelby Comer, Marion, Ind. b u g Redden Building, East Front, IONA FLOUR 83c When you tire of running Mrs. A. E. Holmes is moving April 8-9-10. . I3tlc. around trying to get something’ her goods from her former resi­ ► Green Beans Fla. SUNNYFIELD FLOUR 2i^f 89c dence and is making her home Paul Carpenter and the Misses for nothing, come to Binns’ Mag­ Fancy Qualify Spinach...... net Store and get your money’s for a time with her son, Stuart Pearl and Louetta Paul left Sun­ 3 lbs. 19c GOLD MEDAL or riKl” ■ $1.09 worth, in paper, paint, varnish, etc. Holmes. day afternoon for a visit with the Extra Fancy Hot House Cucumbers Large 2 for 27c Binns’ Magnet Store, 13tlC. Buy a tag and join . the Bu­ former’s parents at Johnson City, New Red Triumph Potatoes . . , . 5 lbs. 24c ■ 2 i ; f g k chanan Library Association Mon­ Tenn. They stopped at Louisville, HENKEL'S FAMILY 99c Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Tomlinson COSTUME New Green Texas Cabbage... •. . . 3 lbs. l i e of ConoWingo, Md.; will visit this day, dues 25 cents. Ky„ for a visit with his brother, HOSIERY U C h . I I / C I 'o Velvet Cake and 5-lb* 4 Walter Carpenter. /- Dry Yellow Onions . . . . .• . . 3 lbs. lie rlCINISCL 5 Pasny Flour in is 3Ic week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Belle Wagner and Miss D. D. Pangborn. They will sail the Minta Wagner were guests Eas­ California Cauliflower . * . good size head 17e first of May for Europe to be ter Sunday at the home of Mr. gone a year. and Mrs, Ira Wagner, Jr., St. 'Jo­ ROUND ABOUT Mystery of the killer of Kings­ BUCHANAN SILVER CRYSTAL PURE BEET LimIt 1 baf to 11 customer ^ SCRATCH FEED ioo ii,s . $2.49 seph. bury Run who has committed eight Miss Kathryn Esalhorst and perfect murders, a true detective Harry Esalhorst of Benton. Har­ e g g Ma s h 100 l!-s. $2.59 Bob, the DeNardo/canary, is SUGAR £h IO-50c < mystery story in the American bor were guests ■yesterday/ after­ strictly a one-man bird, and to be Weekly, the magazine distributed Pure Beet Sugar • • • • 100-Ib. bag $4.95 4 GROWING MASH ioo ibs. '$2.69 noon and evening, of their- moth­ convinced you should witness his with next Sunday’s Chicago Her­ er,. Mrs. Phoebe Esalhorst, at the capers arid his transports when Pure Cane Sugar 100-lb. bag $5.15 10 lbs. 52c ^ ald and Examiner, ioo lb s. $2.79 home of Mr, and Mrs. Homer Ralph comes home from, the store CHICK STARTER Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ericson left Cooper. at noon or night. . •: fe. COME AGAIN NUT Tuesday for Chicago,. where Mr. Will Haslett arrived home Sun­ It might be wellHorimplain that Be confus'.-l any 1-lb. ioo ib s. $2.85 Ericson has an attractive en­ CHICK FEED day from a visit of several months for three of his eight years Bob longer as to pkg. gineering position. For the past at Tampa and other points in lived just an ordinary canary-bird what hosiery you £ O LE O 29c < ioou ,s. $1.75 two years he has been in the en­ 16% DAIRY FEED Florida, including a visit of a existence, cooped up in a cage. should buy o r gineering department o f the Huck week in Cuba. Then Ralph started training him, what it’s proper AMERICAN HOME— HALVES 1 0 0 lb s. $2. J0 Rivet Co., a subsidiary of the 30-oz, 20% DAIRY FEED Mrs. Charles Snyder, Goshen, and he responded so that he was Clark Equipment. They have made length should No. 2'/, Ind., is a guest at the home of her given the run of the house as one many friends here who extend be? cans 49c 5 daughter, Mrs. Ed Stults, caring of the family. Now his cage is \ P E A C H E S 3 best wishes. for a daughter, Miss Natalie Sny- opened in the morning and he has lb. Orville Dalrymple, former .Bu­ Margarine edr, who is ill there. the freedom of the house for the £ FULL" STANDARD QUALITY KEYKO 2 pkgs. 29c chanan and Three Oaks contractor Mr, and Mrs. Charles Boyle had day. As long as Ralph is in the and buiider, is now employed as I 20-oz. Irrruvi oi Brick . lb. as their guests of the Easter house in the morning Bob is quite THE NEW ► CHEESE 19c assistant to the . management of I No. 2 cans 25c 5 week-end their cousins, Mr. and likely to be following him from ► PEAS the Buchanan Lumber & Coal 4 Popular' carton $|.|5 Mrs. R. E. Steele and daughter of place to place over the. house like ► CIGARETTES Bratuls Company. Valparaiso, Ind. a dog. A couple of weeks ago he CAMPBELL’S TOMATO Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Roti. and , tall • Miss Edna Holmes and’ James insisted on riding on- the handle Admiration ► daughter, Connie Jeanne, Kalama­ 10-}-02. WHITEHOUSE MILK 3 cans 19c Eisenhart visited Easter Sunday' of the/raior while Ralph shaved. zoo, were Easter . visitors a‘t the cans at the home of Dr. and Mrs, John Ralph gave the. razor a flip to get t SOUP ..4 25c 5 Birdseye boxes home of the former’s parents, Mr. MATCHES 6 23c A. Schram, St. Joseph. the bird off and' dropped /and Mystery and Mrs. S. Roti. Connie Jeanne ► APPETIZING 4 Corned Beef 16-oz. remained for: a visit of a week; ► 50-oz. No. 5 can 1 9 c BROADCAST Hash 2 cans 29c TOMATO JUICE . ◄ here. Twist ► HAZEL Fed. Tax 2-gal. Mrs. Filbert Bilotti and infant 38-oz. jars 2 for 2 9 * A-PENN OIL Inclmlod can 99c > APPLE BUTTER daughter, Rachel Marie, "left the REJUVENATE has no equal for fit, sheer MA BROWN PREPARED or * lbs. Boyce Maternity home Monday > FIG BARS 2 15c ■your Face to Harmonize with Your good looks and service. The MUSTARD . . . quart jars 2 for 2 5 * * 4 Ginjrcr Snaps afternoon. > DAILEY'S PLAIN OR KOSHER Loren S. Pearson,, Chicago, is NEW COIFFURE Flexible two-way s t r e t c h ■A rolls Facials ► DILL PICKLES . quart j ars 2 for 2 9 * NORTHERN TISSUE 4 19 c a guest of his cousing, Miss Mary i gives required length and MAJESTIC . Reynolds and Ross/and Abe Rey­ Z^r~- with 1the Gay Spring season coming on, no ' fullness. ► 21b. « 2-lb. caddy 1 7 * PEANUT BUTTER jar 25c nolds.. will you be able to hide a dnib, dull ► SODA CRACKERS longer AH the New Spring Shades HERSHEY’S, NESTLE'S AND OTHER Mr. and Mrs, Marlin Kean and looking skin; .Get the winter wrinkles ► lbs. CANDY BARS . . . * . . each 3* BULK LARD 2 29c daughter, Marlene, spent Easter smoothed away —■ and let us make, your face at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ ► SALERNO — ASSORTED * soft and colorful. ford Rupert, East Gary. ► SANDWICH COOKIES . . ib. 19*1 V Mr. and Mrs.Arthur Seilheimer 7QC > Dole Pineapple Gems . . . . 14-az.canlOc ii>. and son, Jack, were guests for ^ PERMANENTS $2.50 to $7.00 S Pair RED CIRCLE COFFEE 2 bags 39c > Salerno Butter Krakers . . . .. 1-lb, pkg. 21c Easter at the home of Mrs, Seil- . y '■' ► DEL. MONTE COFFEE lb. lin 25c heimer’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Salerno Chocolate Creams . . lb. 19c Richard Kean. Mrs. Seilhejmer ► Tobacco Prince Albert, Velvet, Half Sc Half or Kentucky Club tin|0c lb, tin and son are remaining for the Four Flags Beauty Shop ► MR. FARMER: Bring Us Your Eggs HILLS BROS. COFFEE 27c week. Prices Effective Friday and Saturday GLENN E.S1TH All Price* Are Subject to the Michigan 3% Sales Ta x B.orn, to Mr. and Mils. Wyman B MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE 27c Batchelor, a daughter, Kathleen, I» the Four Flags Hotel Bldg. NILES Phone 260 at their home in the Bend of the ■^AAAAAAAAAAIaAAAAAAAAAAJ River Saturday evening, March Golden Ripe 27. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pealer enter­ tained their daughter, Mrs. Alfred Glasser, husband and two daugh­ ters, Helen Ann and J aney of 4 All the worthwhile features BANANAS •Marion, Ind., and Kenneth Wright and Miss Mary Settle of Indiana­ MONEY polis, over the week-end,. Gus Dietrich, Michigan City, Plui was a week-end guest of his SAVING daughter, Mrs. A. Lindquist, 4 ,b* 19c Aileck Lindquist is spending the TERMS week on business at. White Cloud. 4J&H the gas., .twice the smartness J Mrs. William Gudgeon of Chi­ cago, will be a guest during the Best Chuck Cuts coming week-end at the home of for New Car Buyers her sister, Mrs. Warren Juki. Mrs. Sarah Most and daughters, Mrs. C. V, Glover, and Mrs. L. W, Johnson, visited Tuesday after­ We lead money to responsible new noon at the home of Mrs. H, J. Stoner, Elm Valley, Galien, car buyers, up to two-thirds of the Mr, and Mrs. Frank Kean spent lb. Easter Sunday at the home of purchase price, and we give you from their daughter, Mrs, Clarence twelve to eighteen months to pay. Miller and family, Bridgihan. Eugene Kelley and Bill Ednie FRESH SMELT 3 23c motored to East Lansing Friday j Dealing with this bank builds accompanying home the Misses) SLICED BACON S ' '5c ■ Hope and Janet Kelley who are credit that you can use later. You spending the week of spring vaca­ Young, lbs. tion at the home o f their parents, save money paying cash for yom SHORT RIBS Tender Beef 25c Mr. and Mrs. Con Kelley. car — and paying us monthly. VEAL ROAST Best lb. 17c Miss Cherry Blossom Heim will Ownors report up to 35 miles per gallon CliUck CuSt* be hostess at dinner today to Pro­ All-steel top and body fessor Henry Overly and Robert PORK ROAST 4 - R lb. average lb. I&C See us before you buy a car. targe luggage compartmont Heerem of Kalamazoo College, at Wider and safer fender lights the home o f her aunt, Mrs, M. J. Safety glass all around Kelling. NOTS THE WIDTH > NOTE THE ROOM DELIVERED Mrs. Amanda Ingleright, who Effective Immediately, ” our stores | lias been ill at the home of Mrs. will dose promptly at D:00 P. M. Sat- | A. W. Proseus for the past six irdays, we wilt appreciate, your co- { weeks, was moved Tuesday to the I GALIEN BUCHANAN NOTICE operation in aiding our managers to 1 home of Mrs. Ada Boyce, where' accomplish this. Tliahk you. 1 she is now being eared for. She is PORTAGE AND FRONT PHONE 86 iliiblllt much improved. M I H fciijCOHi) THURSDAY, APRIL 1,'

wood Theatre. account and hearing said petition; in said county. Proclamation Tyrone Power, who catapults It Is Further Ordered, That MALCOLM HATFIELD, State of Michigan, Executive toward stardom with his perform­ public notice thereof he given by Judge of Probate. Office, Lansing: ance in the film, is' east as an en­ publication of a copy of this order, (SEAL) A true copy, Florence WHEREAS, T he American terprising member of Lloyds, the for three successive weeks pre­ Ladwig Dase, Register of Pro­ CLASSIFIEDS—Minimum charge FOR PROMPT Removal of dead Home is the Safeguard of Ameri­ great international underwriting vious to said day of hearing, in the bate, j25c for 5 lines or less, 3 issues and worn out stock call W. W. Dayton m. jG. Church can Liberties, and organization, who brought to that Berrien County Record a news­ ject, "Unreality,” 1st insertion Mar. 11; last May 27 50c, cash in advance. 10c addi­ Hibiske, Niles, Mich. Phone O. J. Snell, Pastor Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. WHEREAS, The Building and firm its world repute, and whose paper printed and circulated in m o r t g a g e s a l e tional on charge accounts. 7157-F4. We pay telephone 2 o’clock in the afternoon, church Wednesday evening meeting at Loan Law of Michigan, known as courageous lie at the moment of said county, Default having been made iri the CARD OF THANKS, minimum charges. 13t4p lervices. 7:45 p. m. Act No. 50 of the Public Acts of the Battle -of Trafalgar changed MALCOLM HATFIELD, conditions of a certain Mortgage -----charge, 50c. 2:45, Sunday School. 1887, will have been in force for the fate of (the British Empire. Judge of Probate. The reading room, in the church made’ by Bert E. Dalrymple and FOR SALE— Good used wagon at Dewey avenue and Oak street fifty years on March 29th, 1937, Starring Freddie Bartholomew (SEAL) A true copy. Florence scale, complete. Very reason­ and Madeleine Oarroll, the film Ladwig Dase, Register of Pro­ Lillian M. Dalrymple, husband and Church o i ciiriHv is open each Wednesday afternoon and FOR SALE also features Sir Guy Standing, C. bate. wife, to the Industrial Building able. Good shape. Buchanan Pastor, Paul Carpenter from 2 until 4 o’clock. WHEREAS, This Law gave all Savings, Building and Loan Asso­ Aubrey Smith and Virginia Field. and Loan Association, a Michigan Lumber & Coal Co. 13tlc Sunday school superintendent, FOR SALE- -Alfalfa hay in barn. ciations complying with the afore­ 1st insertion Mar. 25; last April 1 Corporation, dated the 1st day of • Leland Paul. Primary superintend­ 1% miles south of Buchanan. FOR SALE OR RENT — 6-room Christian Science Churches said statute the right to exist ana NOTICE OF ELECTION September 1926, and recorded in ent, Mrs. Catherine Proseus. What is the best measure of a Telephone 55. Hall’s Apple house, city water, gas and elec­ "Unreality” will be the subject to transact business with citizens the office of the Register of Deeds 10:00 a. m. Bible school. Bank’s strength? 'Farm. 12t3p.; tricity. Small payment down. of the Lesson-Sermon in all Chris­ of the State of Michigan, and Notice is hereby given that the of Berrien County, Michigan, Oh 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship The strength of a bank may be Jay M. Glover, 419 Moccasin tian Science Churches throughout WHEREAS, More than 623,000 Biennial Spring Election and the the 3rd day of September 1926, in CLOVERSEED—99%% pure $17 and communion service.' judged by the following 3-ply Ave. 13-tlc the world on Sunday, April 4. of the said Michigan citizens have Annual City Election will be held Liber 150 of Mortgages, on page per bushel. Local cloverseed and 11:00 a. m, Junior church ser- yardstick:— Among the Bible citations is financed the purchase of their at the following places in the city 198, by failure to make install­ —-alfalfa seed are moving fast. Ice, Miss Marie Montgomery, sup­ 1. The honesty and skill of its MISCELLANEOUS this passage (Ps. 37: 7): “Rest in homes by the aid of Savings, of Buchanan, on Monday April ment payments at maturity and' Don’t wait too long. Lynn erintendent. the Lord, and wait patiently for management in making sound, NOTICE—I will not be responsi­ Building and Loan Associations 5th, 1937. for four months thereafter, where­ Pardee, Galien 9t5c. 6:00 p .m . Christian Endeavor him: fret not thyself because of useful loans and investments. ble for any bills or obligations operating under the Michigan First Precinct—238 E. Front by the mortgagee elects and de-. society. him who prospereth in his way, 2. Its reputation and standing in incurred by anyone other than Law, thus securing billions of dol­ Street, (Dunlap’s Garage). dares the whole of the principal IJpK SALE— 6 room, all modern 7:00 p. m. Evening worship. because o f the man who bringeth the community, particularly in the myself, Harold A. Borst. I3t3p lars at moderate interest rates and Second Precinct—li3 N. Oak St. and interest due and payable ns -•residence, Priced reasonable for Thursday evening, 7:30 p. m , wicked devices to pass.” confidence it has built among its in payments spaced to meet sure For the purpose of- electing Two provided by the terms of said quick sale. 508 South Portage. midweek prayer service. Correlative passages to be read depositors. NOTICE—Any person having left earning abilities; and thrift and Justices o f the Supreme Court, mortgage. Inquire at above address. 12t3p. from the Christian Science text­ 3. The adequacy of its capital, merchandise with the late Chas, the habit of saving have been in­ Two Regents of the. University, The amount claimed to be due book, “ Science and Health with: surplus and reserves. FOR SALE—Rough Lumber. Val- Andlauer call for same at 107 S. St. Anthony’s Roman Catholic culcated in the minds of many Superintendent of Public Instruc­ on said mortgage at the date o f key to the Scripture,” by Mary To those who understand fig­ "more Speckine, Buchanan. Detroit's!. Telephone 550, after Church more thousands, . tion, Member of State Board of this, notice is the sum o f $1690.99, . Baker. Eddy, include the following ures, bank statements when com­ i2t3p. 5 p. m. within thirty days or Father John R, Tray, Pastor NOW THEREFORE, I, Frank Education, Two Members of the of principal and interest and the (p. 4541: "Love'inspires, illumines, pared with those of preceding same will he disposed of. 12t2p, Mass every second and fourth Murphy, Governor of. the State of further sum of $214.36, which the years, are a good standard Of State Board of Agriculture and HQtTSE FOR SALE—Modern 7 Sunday at 10 a. m.; every first designates, and leads the way. Michigan, do hereby proclaim the mortgagee has paid for taxes on NOTICE—I will not be respon­ measurement. But most individ­ State Highway Commissioner, also room house, steam heat, all city third and fifth Sunday at 8 a. m. Right motives give pinions to week beginning March 29, 1937, said premises and an attorney’s sible for any debts contracted uals judge a bank by its good TWO CITY COMMISSIONERS, ’"fco'nvenienees with 16 acres of thought, and strength and free­ fee of $35.00, provided for in the by anyone but myself. E, D. for the observance of this fiftieth name among people ^ they know, TWO SUPERVISORS, and TWO Church of the Brethren dom to speech and action.” anniversary of Michigan’s Build­ mortgage, and no suit or proceed­ ground. Grapes, raspberries, as­ Ham. lltSc. by the friends as well as by the CONSTABLES. ing and Loan Association activity, ings at law or in equity having paragus, orchard, stream etc. Charles A, Light, Minister Joans it makes, and by Its record HARRY A. POST, Evangelical Church recognizing the inestimable help: been instituted to recover the debt Easy terms to responsible buy­ UPHOLSTERING FURNITURE— 10:00 a, m. : Sunday School, for economical methods as well City Clerk. er. R. V. Pierce, 9368 Longwood Repairing. Old made like new. ( ’. A. Sanders, Minister these organizations have given in secured by said mortgage or any. Fred Hagley, superintendent. as services rendered. It is -also Bible School at 10 a. m. Teach­ creating many thousands of 'pros­ 1st Insertion Mar. 25; last April 8 part thereof. Drive, Chicago, HI. Ilt3c. Samples and estimate free. All li:Q0 a. m. Morning worship. judged by earnings sufficient to ers and classes for all. Mrs. John perous Michigan homes, STATE OF. MICHIGAN, The pro­ Now, therefore NOTICE IS work guaranteed. Address R. 3 Sermon by minister. build up reserves as well as pay FQR SALE:—Hard dry wood at Buchanan, Mich. J. Kubik. 12t3p Fowler, Superintendent, ' IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I, bate Court for the County of HEREBY GIVEN, that, by virtue 7:00 p, m. Group meeting. dividends to stockholders, and by i$2.50 per rank delivered. Tele­ Sermon Theme: “ Seven Steps in­ Frank Murphy, Governor of: the Berrien. of the power of sale contained in .. 7:30 p. m.- Song Service fol­ its usefulness to the community. phone 7122F4. Mrs. Dora Coun­ WHEN YOUR EYES need glasses, to the Christian Life.” Or Full A t a session of said Court, held said mortgage and the Statute in’ , lowed by sermon. : \ State of Michigan, have hereunto cilman. Ilt3p. C. L, Stretch, the Optometrist, Salvation. set my hand and; Official seal;at at the Probate Office in the city such case made and provided, the 1st insertion April 1; last April 15 at Root’s News Depot every Sunday Evening. Adult League Lansing this twenty-fifth day of Of St. Joseph in. said County, on said mortgage will be foreclosed STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro­ FOR SALE:—Alfalfa hay in barn; Thursday. tfc. and Young Peoples League at March in the year of our Lord one the 16th day of March A. D, 1937. by a sale of the premises describ­ The Presbyterian Clnircli bate Court for the County of •also 250 egg capacity incubator. 6:15. thousand nine hundred and thirty- Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, ed therein, or so much thereof as WANTED Wansier Hull Brunelle, Pastor Berrien. ‘ Charles French, 2 miles south Sermon at 7. Sermon theme: seven. Judge of Probate. itfay be necessary to pay the 10:00 Church School, -At a session of said Court, held on Portage road. Ilt3p. WANTED TO BUY—Beef cattle, "Blessed Mourners.” V FRANK MURPHY In the Matter of the Estate :of amount so as. aforesaid due on 11:00 Public Worship, Mr. Bru­ at the Probate Office in the city beef hides and beef fat. Dan nelle Will preach on "1917—April Prayer and Bible study Thurs­ Governor. Selma Johnson, (sometimes known said mortgage, with six per cent 'FOR SALE:—20 acres one half Of St. Joseph in said, County, on M'erson’s Market. 48tfc 6—1937” The church will again day evening. By tiie Governor: : as Selma A. Johnson), deceased. interest from the date of this no­ mile west of Bertrand Town the 29th day of March A. D. 1937. receive new members. LEON D. CASE . It appearing to the Court that tice and all other legal costs 'to­ Hall, no buildings, running WANTED—Man to. work farm Present: Hon, Malcolm Hatfield, 5:00 High School Club,, leader Methodist'Episcopal Church Secretary of State - the time fo r presentation of the gether with' Said attorney’s fee, at water fed by springs right on and sell produce on small fruit Judge of Probate, Leland George. Thomas Rice, Minister claims against said estate should Public "Auction, to the highest .' the land, $100.00 cash and $25 and vegetable farm in Buchanan Inj the Matter of the Estate of 5 :00 Seveighni. . ' . : Sunday school at 10 o'clock. be limited and that a time and bidder, at; the front outer door o f - per year on balance. E. C. Won- on share basis. Apply R. V. Mrs. Glenn Haslett ahd Con Kel­ Founding of First Abbey Jule* E. Nies, deceased. . It appear­ place be appointed to receive, ex­ the Court House . in the City; of Pierce, 9368 Longwood Drive Thursday at 7:00 Choir Rehear­ derlich. I2tf. ley superintendents. , The first abbey was founded'A. D. ing to the Court that the time for amine and adjust all claims and St. Joseph, Berrien County, ifichi- Chicago, HI. Ilt3p. sal. ' Morning worship at 11 o’clock.. 372 by St. Martin, three kilometers presentation of the claims against demands against said deceased by gan, on Monday the 7th day of FOR SALE:— reuow dent seed Monday at 7:15. Boy Scouts. said estate should be. limited and WANTED—Large, soft, clean cot­ The special music will b e a violin from Tours on the site of the com­ and before said Court; June 1937, at ten o’clock in the corn, $3.50 per bushel, see it at Tuesday at 7:30 Annual meeting that a time and place be appoint­ ton rags. 5c per lb. Record Of­ cello and piano trio by Misses mune of Sainte Radegonde. The first It Is Ordered, That creditors of forenoon. farm all gathered in September of' the Congregation. The annual abbey on British soil, says Literary ed to receive, examine and adjust fice. tf. Hope and Janet Kelley and Mrs, said deceased are required to pre­ The premises to be sold are and twice tested 100%. E. C. meeting will be followed by re­ Digest, was founded at Bangor in all claims and demands against freshments and a reception for the Kelley, and an anthem by the sent their claims to said Court at situated in the City of Buchanan, Wohderlich. 12tf. WANTED—To rent 4 or 5 room 560, . said deceased by and before said new members o f the church. The Choir. Sermon subject; “Is the said Probate Office on or before Berrien County, Michigan, and are house, not necessarily entirely Court; FOR SALE: — Fresh Guernsey regular election Of church'officers ' Doing of God’s Will our Supreme the 2nd day of August A. D. 1937. described in said mortgage as :.. modern, after April 1, by elder­ It is Ordered, That Creditors of follows, to wit: • Cows, nine to choose from, farm Will take place, at the annual } Good?" . at ten o'clock in the forenoon, said ly couple. Reply to Box 193, said deceased are required to pre­ Lot number six (6), in A. C. prices. E. C. Wonderlich at the meeting. . I Service at Oronoko at 9 a. m. time and. place being hereby ap­ Buchanan. Ilt3p sent their claims to said Court at pointed for the examination and Day's Addition to the Village farm, iztf. Wednesday at 7:30 Meeting of , Sunday school following. said Probate Office on' or before the Session at the church. HOLLYWOOD adjustment of all claims and de­ (now City); of Buchanan. Also all ‘Prayer circle at the home of WANTED—Dry Cleaning, Dyeing the 9th day of August A. D. 1937, mands against said deceased. land lying West of said lot number j Mrs. Nancy Lyons at 7:30 Friday and . Repairing, Walters French Farnum Plays Judge’s at ten o’clock in the forenoon, It is Further Ordered, That six running West to Mill race, ex- FOR A USED CAR evening, Mrs. Frank Kean will D iy Cleaners. John Fulks, Jr., Christian Science Socicfy Role in Salem Drama said time and. place being hereby public notice thereof ho given by cept alley on West end of said lol I be the leader. SEE US Agent. Phone 469 or leave work Sunday service at 11 a. m. Suo- appointed for the examination and publication of a copy of this or­ six. at Barr’s Store. : llt3 c William Farnum, movie idol of adjustment of all claims and de­ der for three successive weeks Dated March 10th, 1937. ‘ * a generation ago, returns to f ilms mands against said deceased. • previous to said day of hearing, in INDUSTRIAL BUILDING ’32 Ford Coupe, WANTED—Man • living- in Bu­ midoiewesght title, with Jack It is Further Ordered, That pub­ AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, chanan : to spray, prune anil in an important role in "Maid of the Berrien County Record a Sport; Rumble Seat Dillon, Silent Martin and other lic notice thereof be given by pub­ Mortgagee. market grapes, asparagus, rasp­ Salem,” a new Frank Lloyd ro­ newspaper printed and circulated names well known twenty years mance with Fred MacMurray and lication of a copy of this order for Frank R. Sanders, ’29 Chevrolet Coupe berries etc. on small farm in in said County. ago. In fact Bens has several three successive weeks previous to Attorney for Mortgagee, Good rubber ------City limits. Give reference and Claudette Colbert, which will be " MALCOLM HATFIELD, scrapbooks of clippings from pap­ said day of hearing, in the Berrien .Business Address, wages wanted. R. V. Pierce, shown here Sunday and Monday Judge of Probate. ers in New York City, Chicago County Record a newspaper print­ (SEAL i A true copy. Florence Buchanan, Michigan. ’28 Essex Tiidor Sedan 9368 Longwood Drive, Chicago, only. and from many other cities, to Farnum plays the part of Judge ed and circulated in said County. Ladwig Dase, Register of Pro­ A Godd B u y ------— 111. • 13t2c. 1st insertion Feb. 4; last April 22 show that he had some reputation Samuel Sewall, in whose court in MALCOLM HATFIELD, bate. NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE WANTED—Woman to care for himself in those days. In this book 1692 the "witches’.’ of the old Judge of Probate. Default having been made in invalid. Elderly person prefer­ is a clipping from a Chicago news­ Salem were accused and sentenced (SEAL) A true copy. Florence 1st insertion Mar. 25; last April 8 the conditions’ of that certain red. Phone 176R. 13tlp. paper in which he is shown with to die. He condemns Miss Colbert Ladwig Dase, Register of Pro­ STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro­ Garage and mortgage dated the first day of Jack Dillon, Spider Kelley, and when she refuses to reveal the bate. bate Court for the County of May, 1934, executed by Lloyd F. FOR RENT two trainers. identity of MacMurray, with Berrien. Bliss and Cecils G. Bliss, as liis Years before and after he .was whom she had been seen dancing 1st insertion April 1; last April 15 A t a session of said Court, held FOR RENT—My store, 118 Main wife, and in her own individual, Portage and Front Ph. 86 in the prize ring Bens was a min­ in the woods. Her refusal con­ STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro­ at the Probate Office in the city St. Call 437 or inquire at L. right, as mortgagors, to the LaM er and a mine foreman in Butte, vinces the judges that the strang­ bate Court for the County of of St. Joseph ii) said County, on W. Johnson Store. 13tlp Bank Commissioner, acting pur­ and since he has operated a 1,000 er was “ the devil.ibThe lavish cast Berrien. the 22nd day of March A. D. 1937. FOR SALE: — Gasoline Range, suant to the provisions of Part 3 FOR RENT:—Modern apartment. acre ranch 12 miles, out of Butte, includes Harvey Stephens, Gale At a session of said Court, held Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, "nearly new. 203 N. Detroit. of the Act of Congress known as Glenn E. Smith. 13tf. where he has conducted cattle and Sondergaard, Bonita Granville, at the Probate Qffice in the city Judge of Probate. j 13tlp. the Emergency Farm Mortgage 1 horse raising and dairying. Lately Virginia Weidler and many others. of St. Joseph in said County, on In the Matter of the Estate of FOR SALE:—Seed Oats, Big 4 at FOR RENT:—Modern steam heat­ the ranch has been in charge of the 29th day of March A. D. 1937. Leo Richter, deceased. Evalena J. ] as amended (U. S, C ed apartment. Apply Galien- 75c bushel, re-cleaned; also seed an old friend of boxing days, and Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, Richter having filed in .said court | Title 12,. Sections 1016-1019), as Buchanan State Hank. 42 tfc. Kentucky A. Wilderness corn. Artie Weaver, Telephone Bens has been working as Judge of Probate. her petition praying • that the ad-1 mortgagee, filed for records in the office of the Register of Eeeds of 7115F5. 13t3p. bouncer in one o f the wide-open When Boone Explored It In the Matter of the Estate of ministration .of said estate be professional Berrien Count}’, Michigan, on the gambling halls o f Butte, where a - .“Daniel Boone,” the epic, ro­ Ruth A. Roe, deceased. Ralph G. granted to Evalena J. Richter or ninth day of July, 1934, recorded in i_ FOR SALE:— On hand, for your GEO. H. BATCHELOR- -Attorney nice evening's diversion for young mantic adventure picture in which Hunter having filed in said court to some other suitable person, Liber 185 of Mortgages on Pag* convenience, Wagon Poles, and at law. Office at 106 E. Front ME— men about town is to gang up on George O’Brien, in the title role, his petition praying that said It Is Ordered, That the 19th day 573 thereof; and which mortgage Reaches, Mower Tongues, White St., Buchanan, Mich. 10t4C. i on a bouncer and “give him the impersonates the famous Ameri­ Court adjudicate, and determine o f April A. D. 1937, at ten'o'clock Ash Pump Rods; Red Elm for boot,” i.e., knock him down and can frontiersman, deals with, one who were at the time of her death in the forenoon, at said probate was thereafter and on the 2Sth day of September, 1936, by an in­ hay racks or auto truck beds. Stamp the daylights out of him. of the historic episodes in the life the legal heirs o’f said deceased office, be and is hereby appointed strument in writing, duly assigned White Wood (Poplar), 16 feet Business of Butte is still the wide-open of the great pioneer—-his expedi­ .and entitled to inherit the real for 'hearing said petition; to the Federal Farm Mortgage for row boats, etc. Hopkins Saw western town, bad as; Dodge City tion at the head of about thirty estate of which said deceased died It Is Further Ordered, That Corporation, a corporation, of ■Sp jq ii.. • - ; Mft2p- Probate Court in the days of Boot Hill Cemetery, families, from North Carolina into seized, public notice thereof be given by j * , #* Washington, D. C., ahd which as­ and from all the little mining the north central region of Ken­ It is Ordered, That the 26th day publication of a copy of this or­ ^•KOR SA LE :--A lfalfa hay, about signment of mortgage was filed During Week camps for scores of miles about tucky, then a vast and unknown of April A. D. 193f,\'at ten o’clock der, once each week for three suc­ r:'p*^4 ton, in the barn. Call after 5 for record in said office o f the the boomers come in for pay-day wilderness, and the founding of in the forenoon, at said Probate cessive, weeks previous to said day „£p. m. Tillie Marsh, 110 Michi­ Register of Deeds of the County sprees. On these occasions Mr. .the colonial community of Boones- Office, be and is hereby appointed of hearing, in the Berrien County gan St., Buchanan 13t3p. Judge Hatfield transacted tb of Berrien, Michigan, on the sixth Bens still cashes in quite nicely borough, in 1775. This picture will for hearing Said petition. ftecord a newspaper printed and following matters. The Wilis am day of October, 1936, recorded in FOR S A L E :- 9 piece Walnut din­ on his fighting craft, drawing $25 be shown on the Friday and Sat­ It Is Further Ordered, That circulated in said county. . Petitions for the probate of tb Liber 12 of Asst, of Mortgages on ing room suite. Phone 404, of for a night’s work caring for the urday program in addition to . public notice thereof he given by MALCOLM HATFIELD, Last Wills and Testaments were Page 41, call at 105 Lake st. 13t3p. young gents who want to see if he “WANTED :Jane Turner” publication of a copy of this or­ Judge of Probate, filed in the estates of George H. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN can still take it. der, for three successive weeks (SEAL) A true copy. Florence Burr and Second Mott, deceased; Stirring drama in the little that said mortgage will be forep previous to said day of hearing, in Ladwig Dase, Register of Pro­ CAR WASHING and HIGH Petitions for the Appointment of He Was a Champ For you would never guess, known activities of United States closed, pursuant to power o f sale, the Berrien County Record a bate. Administrators were filed in the looking at his solid muscular fig­ postal inspectors and their incess­ and the premises therein described! newspaper printed and circulated PRESSURE LUBRICATION Gustav Stach, Leo Richter and ure, his barrel chest, and his un­ ant fight against crime are view­ 1st insertion Mar. 18; last April 1 as; The East thirty-eight acres of! Mr. Leo Bens, Butte, Mont., in said county. Louis W. Mollhagen deceased es­ marked face with ears and nose ed on the screen in "W ANTED: STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro­ the sOuthweSt quarter of sectioif; tates; Letters were issued in the erstwhile middleweight f i g h 11 intact that he fought for the mid­ Jane Turner.” MALCOLM HATFIELD, bate Court for the County of i .eighteen, towhship seven south, Standard Red Crown Gasoline Judge of Probate. and Iso-Vis “I)’’ Motor Oil estates of Carrie L. Sessions, champion, Montana motorcycle dleweight crown in Brooklyn, N. A brutal mail robbery murder Berrien. range seventeen west, and thl! (SEAL) A true copy. Florence Anna Shyps, also known as Anna champion, rancher mine foreman Y. in 1914, 23 years ago. It is no calls into action the ace inspector A t a session of said Court, held west two rods of the south.WesI Ladwig Dase, Register of Pro- Sips and Emma P. Marcellus, de­ and what have you. is in Detroit accident that his ears were not of the United States postal depart­ at the Probate Office in the city quarter of the southeast quartol ; bate. ceased; Inventories were filed in this week, having slipped off to accident that his years were not ment and" his "girl Friday" in this of St. Joseph in said County, on of section eighteen, townShlj Standard Garage & the deceased estate of William L. the motor capitol to see Henry slapped hack, Bens says, He al­ RKO Radio photoplay thriller, the 16th day of March A, D. 1937. seven south, range Seventeen Super Service Harris, Grace D. Emery Coombs, Ford and incidentally, to see a ways slapped the other fellow's with Lee Tracy and Gloria Stuart 1st insertion April 1; last April 15 Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, west; lying within said Coitotj Paul J. Kirk, Tony Fasullo, certain Art Allard, a member of ears back first. participating in the grim battle STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro­ Judge of Probate. and State will be sold at publil Portage and Front Phone 56 Thomas Powell, Carrie C. Powell the Detroit police force. Mr. Bens and his wife, Carolina against a desperate mob of mail bate Court for the County of In the Matter of the Estate of auction to the highest bidder foi and James M, Davis and Final Messrs. Bens and Allard met Harms Bens, have been visiting bandits. The capture of the riitli- Berrien. Christian W. Andrews, deceased, cash by the Sheriff of Bertie) FOR SALE Five room house, Accounts were filed in the May L. in Butte on the evening of Sept. 1, here with the latter's sister, MiSs 1633 killer-leader of the gang A t a. session of said Court, held Leota Andrew® having filed in County at the front door o f thi ^ strictly modern. 2l6 N. Cay- Sizer, Grace D. Emery Coombs, 1913, when both were just poor Lydia Harms. He will- return here brings “WANTED: Jane Turner” at the Probate Office in'the city said court her final administration Court House in the city of Skinj, ouga. 13t3p, Tony Fasullo, Joseph Chlrley and boys trying to make a living in from Detroit and make several to a thrill packed climax and of St. Joseph in said County, on account, and her petition praying Joseph in said County arid Statq Emma Jean Hall, deceased es­ tlje fight business. In the strictly visits through the south before re­ crowns the romance between the 29th day of March A. D. 1937. for the allowance thereof and for on Tuesday, May 4, 1937, at tW(| ^TAWBERRY PLANTS-—Dorsett tates. t Official argument that' occurred turning to the Butte range about Tracy and Gloria. Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, the assignment and distribution o’clock P. M. There is due amj , and Premier. State inspected, Judge Hatfield also entered Or­ Bens broke several ribs for Allard the time steers chase wildly across Judge of Probate, o f the residue of said estate, payable at the date of this notlci very good, reasonable. Gordon ders Closing the Hearing of and otherwise battered and dented the j-ange with their .tails In the New Favorites Ifi In the Matter of the Estate of It is Ordered, That the 12th day upon the debt secured by sail, Walker, 5 miles north of Niles Claims in the Clarence Boyle and him, hut it is not thought that air after the first bites of green “Lloyds Of London” Roxie S. Gauntt, deceased. Cora of April A. D. 1937, at ten o’clock mortgage, the sum of $1,172,04 on route 3. 13t3p. David Southerton deceased estates Allard will necessarily bear him. grass in late spring. The love story which changed Brown having filed in said court in the forenoon, at said probate which amount includes the-suni FOR SALE—Blue and white en- and Orders Allowing Claims for any ill will, after all these years. ythe destiny o f an empire, with the her final administration account, office, be and is hereby appointed^ of $273.86 advanced on prior mort­ • amel coal or wood cast range. Payment of Debts were entered in For Allard and Bens have long screen’s new romantic sensation, and her petition praying for the for examining and allowing:-said gage. account and hearing said petition; Good 'condition. Also fifty pound the estates of Gordon P. Hirsch, been out o f the ring, Bens having handsome Tyrone Power and allowance thereof and for tpe as­ Dated January thirtieth 1937. •c|3JO0D It is Further* Ordered, That regriferator, Chas. Dodge, 491 Charles H. Kavanagh, Christina said goodbye in 192'3, after 87 •beautiful Madeleine!Carroll as to­ signment 'and distribution of the FEDERAL FARM MORT&AGH pun cut[ojco qpios 'nupoaeO qirbH public notice thereof be given by E. Front St. 13t3p. Dohrn, Alfred W. Stock, Fred F. battles in which he traded punches day's most talked-about sweet­ residue of said estate, corporation , a corporation, ; 'ciui'JitA. 'puepCjcifti ‘areM-etea publication of a copy of this or­ White and Andrew J. Heim, de­ with such knights of the squared 'ciuuAt'.tsuuaa ‘jfesrey Men ‘grow hearts, is told with stirrifig beauty It is Ordered, That the 26th day of Washington, D. C. Assignee der, for three successive weeks FOR SALE:—Building lots in ceased; and Closed the estates of circle as Jack Tolland, the only Avon 'aJTqstluteH Man ‘piaiibau against a magnificent setting in of April A. D, 1937, at ten o’clock of Mortgagee. i various parts of city. R. E. , George Campbell, Otto P, Grewe, man that ever boxed out a deci­ -uoo ‘puo'U opoqn ’spaSriqocsseM the Twentieth -Century-Fox tri­ in the forenoon, at said probate previous to said day of hearing, in GORDON BREWER, $ Schwartz, 206 Lake street. Mary Nelb, Lewis Heise and Lydia sion over Mike Gibbons, Al M c­ :ajOAv samyj tmn3i.ro uaapuq; oq£ umph, "Lloyds of London,” coming office, be and is hereby appointed the Berrien County Record a Attorney for Assignee of 4 Tolcphonc HI. IRtf. A. Schultz, deceased. Coy, a claimant of the national sareui u-mnitix Tuesday for 3 days to the Ilolly- for examining and allowing said .newspaper printed and circulated Mortgagee, Bronson, Michigan, i THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937 THE! BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD PAGU

SCHOOL SLANTS Wanda Walters i3 “ that way" day in E gypt): “ And, Auntie, it Diet.,of Desert Arabs about a certain “Chuck"? ■was so interesting; the tombs and The daily meal of a desert Only one and one-half days of •Betty Ryan and Dale Lelter pyramids and things were all cov­ often cpnsist.s of a handful of dried ... THE MICROPHONE... F. F. A, spring vacation! Hardly a vaca­ “hit it off" together? ered with hieroglyphs!” dates and a drink ,pf camel’s or The jooai chapter o f the F. 4F. tion at all, but how nice it will be Reamer and Smith make up one Aunt Louisa: “Ob, dear! ! hope goat’s milk. For dessert be some­ News of Buchanan Schools A . was host to the Berrien Coun­ to get out o f school a week earlier Of the latest couples around B. H. you didn’t get any on you,"child,” times eats a small cake of dry ty Farm Bureau March 18. Mr. when the weather is unbearably S.? —Everybody Weekly. cheese. Collected and Edited By Members of the Journalism Class Yaeger, of the State Farm Bu­ hot and every minute in school an Bob Neal already has a date for reau, talked on "Farm Organiza­ added torment. And did you know the prom? tion.” C/hester Borst, . Lawrence that there are only about forty Geneva Babcock is now wearing •*> Zupke ,and Wallace Lewis com­ OSTEOPATHY TEACHER SEZ schools of higher learning. Success EDITORIAL actual days o f school left in the a track medal? pleted the evening's entertainment Don Harroff makes eyes- at V. is effective In in secretarial work depends to a year? Two enterprising senior By Keith Dalrymple . with a program of music. girls in front-row history class W. in homeroom ? PNEUMONIA — 1NFLDENM — COLDS — ETC., By Velma Dunbar large extent upon a person’s abili­ usually shortening the course of the disease. For the past few years the offi­ even went so far as to figure up John Dale ushers girls around ty to use the English language. A t Sometime ago I was asked to cials at the head of the state of G. A- A. the exact number of hours. They who are too tired to walk ? DR. E. T. WALDO write an editorial for the Micro­ least half of our English work is Michigan have been trying, to Members o f the G. A. X. bi­ must be awfully anxious to es­ George Riley is becoming a Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon done in the fields of technical phone. Not having a definite sub­ point out to the drivers of auto­ cycled to Berrien Springs Satur­ cape! • great cartoonist? • GENERAL PRACTICE FOOT CORRECTION grammar and composition. A ject which I wished to discuss at mobiles the necessity for efficient day morning, March 20. They ate A Social Hour and party In one PHONE m -F l that time, X did not respond to the simple text book to use in this driving. Slogans have been printed lunch at Berrien Springs and re­ week still leaves this reporter WE WONDER IF— training seems very desirable; request. However, an occasion now in newspapers, signs have 'been turned to Buchanan in the after­ slightly flabbergasted! The two however the English language is arises which I believe requires my placed along the highways, and noon. events are this week—Social Horn: The wave in Bob Neal’s hair is not a simple subject, and until the attention. X wish to reply to the all sorts of programs have been Wednesday and the party Satur­ natural ? . . time arrives when our language is editorial published in the Micro­ launched to make us safety con­ day, April 3. Perhaps the rather Joe Bachman w ill meet any simplified, the’ average high school HIGH SCHOOL NEWS phone, March 18, in regard to the scious. In school a step further thinly veiled hints given in. the good looking girls on his Wash­ student will always find his text The journalism class is studying teaching of English. lias been taken, the introduction "Mike” had something to do with ington trip this week? book more complicated than he the nine different ways of'de­ The editorial of the above date of driving as a home room project. it, but it is undoubtedly due to the Earl Stevens knows a certain desires. This argument in regard veloping the lead in a speech. states that English, as it is taught However, the automobile death effprts of certain members o f the “ Carol?” to secretarial work holds true in Ninth grade English classes are in schools today, is of little prac­ toll is steadily climbing instead of band and jazz orchestra. Bob Squiers and Victor Vigan- many other lines of activity; oth­ reviewing grammar and spelling. tical value. If our English teachers receding. This matter o'f safe driv­ Thither and. yon—-Ask Joe sky really get mad at each other? erwise why should some of our ’*■ Joined and disjoined suffixes are believed that the English course ing has fist become a great pro­ Bachman where he spent the eve­ The annual will go to press large commercial firms be requir­ being studied by shorthand stud­ as taught in most high schools to­ blem. ning before leaving on his trip to soon? ing that their employees undergo ents. Eleventh grade typing class­ day was entirely satisfactory, We pay pur officers to see that Washington—Norma Yoder ap­ es have completed business letters The Junior-Senior Prom will he there would not have boon formed a compact course in English? parently enjoys having classmates law is carried out. On the high­ and are addressing envelopes. as successful as it was last year? If you plan to buy a car on deferred payments tve Sometime ago a group of English The other phase of the English read her notes—Who is George way, drivers are finding out that “Seeking Employment” is the Maxine Chrismore’s ring means teachers from the Big Five and Course, literature, opens up an en­ Riley chiseling on (a freshman)— anything ? they either know how to drive or chapter which the office practice can help you finance it and can arrange the hind of . Buchanan to discuss, analyze, and tirely different argument. This in­ Joe Bachman and Bob Stevens else that they pay a dear penalty class is studying. This includes Bud Jesse and Bessie Crothers attempt to improve our present volves the question as to what is have a prominent part in the insurance you will need. ' for not' knowing. The highway is letters of application, application are going steady? course of study. Neither in Bu­ practical. If we accept Webster’s senior production “Money to certainly not the place for un­ blanks and personal interviews. chanan would the English com­ opinion of the word to mean use­ Burn.” They’re the stage man­ skilled drivers. Notes receivable and hates pay­ mittee be now working a great ful, ’then we must prove that for agers-. Just how many, girl friends Some drivers, although appar­ able are being studied by the Smile Awhile literature to be practical, it must! does Don Jerue have--Does Phyllis many hours overtime to check our. ently experienced, do not realize bookkeeping class before they be­ present system with the recom­ be put to some use. Two weeks that there are essentials on an DeNardo still like a certain junior gin the transactions for the sec­ Quick Turnover mended experience curriculum de­ ago a group of representatives automobile other than the steering who knows how to wink. ond month in their practice sets. Herbert: “Arthur hasn’t been vised and published by the Na­ from the various organizations of wheel and the throttle.. There are, The senior candy sale was dis­ The senior English section is out one night for three weeks.” tional Council of Teachers of Eng­ Buchanan met to form a library however; especially one- device continued last Wednesday during! E. N. SCHRAM dealing with metrical romances. Flora: "Has he turned over a lish, So may I state in the begin- association. Apparently Buchanan the brake. This is probably as im­ the Library Club’s taffy apple f t >9 Exercise books are furnishing new lea f?” ni” g of this discussion that we are is Of the opinion that people enjoy portant to the drivers as the rip sale. In some remote way taffy The Insurance Man work for . junior English Classes. Herbert: “No, he’s turned over in' sympathy with the challenge and profit by :goocl reading. The apples always suggest spring and cord on a parachute is to a para­ The age 'in American .literature a new car.” /«J\ /'.he above-mentioned editorial, study of literature is nothing more track meets. Perhaps because the PHONE 4 101 E. FRONT ST. chute jumper. Just as the jumper between 1866 and 1890, which in­ than this - the appreciation of the Niles ice Cream parlors make a —Answers.. hut we do not feel that those knows, what to do with that rip cludes1 Walt Whitman and Samuel *» s!» . finest literature. O f, Course we specialty of them, and Buchanan si.g'i ments should remain without Cord, so should the driver know Clemens, is the topic of interest in could Omit the Word finest in the cars usually stop there on the He Talked Baric your understanding of our inter­ what to do with the brake. v sophomore English classes. pretation of them. , previous statement, but how would way to a-Buchanan-Niles meet. "W hat happened to your face?" we lie sure then that we should “Had a little argument with a . Let us consider the personnel of OFFICE NEWS And, speaking of track meets, Below CO degrees not omit Bach and Beethoven INQUISITIVE KITTY the Buchanan team will be'prac­ fellow about driving in traffic.” mold growth our student body, for upon this negligible* from musio and Raphael and Ti­ ticing- in the very near future. For W hy didn’t you call a cop ?” fact largely depends what is to be School was dismissed Thursday “He was a cop.” Above SO degrees, tian from art? Training In- litera­ neon, March 25, for spring vaca­ What part of a newspaper do the .first time our new track field extensive mold considered of most value in the i ’ Brooklyn Eagle. growth, English course. Most of qur stud­ ture’ is'a phase o f the training for tion, and classes were resinned you usually road first? will. be entirely completed. With ' /'» * 5, leisure. What man does during his Monday, March 29 at 8:10 a. m. Mario Montgomery- -The funny the excellent material available, ents enter some trade, secretarial Pass The Wliisk-Broom work, or following upon leaving- free. moW nts is just as important Mr. and Mrs. A. Holmes have sheet, .especially Lil' Abner, ■ Coach Miller" should have a track as what he does during his work­ Bettie (just home from a holi- high school. A minority enters our. presented the school with a group . Kathryn Roti Roti—Jokes, not team second to none in this dis­ ing/hours. Is not this then prac­ of -books for the library. Among, excluding, the' daily serial. trict. / tical application of the English these were an eight volume his­ / Art Trapp—The funnies first. One member of Buchanan: high course? Reading is the means tory of the Great War, a book on My favorite is Fopeye; after that school’s basketball squad won a through which we develop vocabu­ the life of Lincoln written in 1865, I read the sport page, place, on the team selected: from Glasses Properly Filled lary. All students , are. exposed; and the history Of. Berrien and George Riley-—“School Slants” approximately eight class / B some show only vague signs of the Van Buren counties. i» the “Mike," schools in this district. The honor ■treatment;,; while others' really Mr. John Miller 'and Mr. Paul Betty Lou Batchelor—I usually was accorded to Kenneth Luke, EST, 1.909 perfect a cure.' . Moore were guests, at a meeting read the stories. ace scoring threat on this /year’s 'The fulitre of the English Course held in ’ New Troy, Wednesday, Ivan Price—I read the headlines team. He played Tuesday night in is not in the hands of any one Marbh 24. The meeting was called first, ■ ■;/' ■■■/' •: Kalamazoo on the honorary squad. W. G. BogarUus, 0. D, unit. If it wore, the problem would to make out the basketball sched­ Ben Harvel— "Screen Oddities,1 Here land there — Poes .Joe Masonic Temple Bldg. be simple; for it would facilitate ule for class C. Clyde Shaffer—I read the pic­ Bachman always carry girls’ let­ 225/2 E. Main St. Niles matters greatly to teach . only tures, if that's possible, because I ters. in his sweater, or just those Actual microscopic draw­ ,;. Wednesdays—Thursdays ings showing mold growth- what the students want, con­ MU. ELBEItS ANNOUNCES can’t read letters. lie receives from Washington, D. in cooked peas and the • From 9 to 5 rate of bacteria increase sequently, what they consider SENIOR PLAY CAST C.— How many Students missed in fresh beef over a 24- practical. The Engiish course INTRA MURAL TOURNAMENT Social Hour a week ago'Wednes­ hour period. Samples in J. BURKE left half of circle were 'must be governed by good judg­ After three successive'nights of ENDS WITH SENIORS VICTORS day?—Why did “Xmo” refuse to kept at temperatures Ih e average temperature o f food 328 S. Michigan St. go with a football captain?—Does within the Safety Zone .SOUTH BEND, IN?*. ment in adaptation to future tryouts, Mr. Elbers has selected hcZow 50 degrees and needs as well as present. The annual interclass basketball Phyllis enjoy some of her . por­ those on the right were should not exceed the cast for. the annual senior play kept in Banger Zone tem­ wjiich will be presented / in the tournament has been run off, dur­ traits which have been hung- in peratures above 50 de­ grees. higli school auditorium M ay 14, ing 'the past two weeks by John the history classroom? OOD may look good, smell ■ The name o f the play this year is Miller, high school physical edu­ good, taste good and yet "Money to Burn" and it will un­ cation director. Two teams were FRESHIES SPONSOR contain sufficient bacteria £ doubtedly top all senior perform­ entered from each class, including, SOCIAL HOUR .Monuments — Markers — Mausoleums ances previous to it. the seventh and eighth grades. to cause serious harm to health," * In the first round the senior re­ In temperatures above SO de­ St. Joseph Marble and Granite Works,. Inc. has moved Members o f. the cast are Max The “Freshies” sponsored the Beadle, Ifelvin Campbell, Phyllis serves forfeited to the junior high weekly social hour held last Wed­ grees,F foods spoil, bacteria * in from St. Joseph to its new location corner Pipestone DeNardo, Jeanette Levin, Marion •reserves; the junior first string nesday in the gym. The jazz band , meats and milk multiply and Road and'Napier Avenue near entrance Crystal Miller, Robert Neal, Edward eliminated their classmates, the did an exceptionally fine job of n mold grows in such left-overs as junior seconds; the seniors barely Springs Cemetery, Benton Harbor. Phone 6267 or 9658 Smith, and Virginia Wright, With playing. The boys trio, composed this efficient and experienced cast beat the sophs; the junior high of Dale Lyon, Melvin Campbell, cooked corn and peas. to portray the characters the play scrubs wojj. over the soph re­ and Phil Pierce, add colorful har­ STOP The ELECTRIC Refrigerator BACTERIA : / ’/ VICTOR E; FERGUSON ; should he a great success. serves; and in the last game of mony to several numbers. GROWTH is the only mechanical’ refriger­ Catherine Roti Roti will serve the preliminary round the freshies’ The jazz band opens and closes ator with sufficient flexibility to as assistant director. scrubs were dropped by the fresh­ each dance program with their meet tile .demands of frequent and man varsity. theme, "Song of India." 50° In the quarter finals the juniors sudden changes in outside tem­ banged the junior high firsts, SAFETY peratures. while the seniors managed to cite APRIL FUUrfS DAY ZONE a decision ov.er the junior high April Fool's Day,- celebrated on scrubs. “Mechanical Refrigeration" means the the first of April, is a day quite production of cold by a maohlnc. With The juniors drew a bye in the Mechanical XUdrigeraUojo* there is no generally devoted to playing ab­ substitute ifit /kiicctrio Power. semi-finals and the seniors moved surd, but harmless jokes. Its ori­ into the finals by tripping the gin, though unknown, is not re­ freshies’ first squad. cent. An old English almanac, The final game caw the seniors printed in 1760, contains the fol­ cop the high school championship lowing rhyme: LIlttrie Refrigerator Dealers KELVINAT0R GIVES YOU The seniors used practically the “The first day o f April, some do: same team that won the top say, laurels two years ago. Is Set apart for All-Fools Day. ^im rE IC C fR IC REFRIGERATION Although it is a special day, it THE BIG QUESTION is not a holiday. It is a time which children, look forward to, Why does Elaine Blaney watch for it is one day in which mis­ Retain the back of the room in first hour chievous pranks are sanctioned by study hall? all. In English-speaking countries • Is “Toad” Smith back to school the victim o f a- joke is called an to stay? April Fool. EUGENE B. ELLIOTT Why is Alice Sharp so secretive about her boy friend? 17j ZAT ZO AT-— Is Don Jeriie still a constant Superintendent of Public Instruction caller on Clark street ? Joe. Bachman travels to Berrien Has Dale Boyce forgotten his Springs? Republican Ticket last affair? Has Ross Loasenby still. the fever to go to Niles? mm How will the gym show turn out? i MS PROGRAM Why doesn't Wanda Walters State Aid distributed on a basis that will give give the high school boys a break ? ORPURT Who has Ruth Montgomery every child a :good, practical education irrespec­ worried now? PLUMBING & . HEATING SHOP tive of his place of residence or financial condi­ tion. Elliott’s program and record endorsed by ONLY KEIVINAT.0R GIVES YOU ALL GRADE NEWS For FJumbyig, Heating and THESE ADVANTAGES Furnace work get our price nearly every school man in Michigan. 0NIY Miss Bold's third grade has been BUILT-IN THERMOMETER... Assures safe re. All Estimates FREE frigeration temperature—-always. writing letters to pupils who .are Election Apritffi, 1937 RUBBER GRIDS IN ALL ICE TRAITS. . . K c lv in a - ill at home. Jessica Doalt won Tel. (69 .302 Cecil Ave. tor's plus power provides as much ice first place, and Phyllis Zoleman BfJCHANAN ' 3(9.. EtIQEMB. B.BiUOTT / .Space paid for by- friends.-otf Eugene B .. Elliott as you'll ever need. * second, in the spelling contest 90 L CERTIFICATE OF LOW OPERATING COST . . . Only which was held March 18. Norma Kelvinator gives you this. A WEEK BUYS A KELVINATOR Thompson's and Danny Herman’s e°st Sf ^ FREE! KELVIN HOME BOOK 5-YEAR PROTECTION P U N . . . Years of de­ with exterior views, hoorplans and names have been added ; to the LET US GIVE FREE ESTIMATES ON pendable service—certified! description .of equipment. Come Dental Honor Roll. in now for free copy. Mrs. Fuller’s room is losing ELECTRIC WIRING PLU M BIN G s HEATING Get in KELVINATOR’S great three members from, the fourth HENRY BOEFPLE in Charge Missing Word Contest, Hear grade. Barbara Mae Erlcson is ROUND OAK FURNACES AND RANGES Houswerth Radio Sales "Professor Quiz”—8 p. m* E. S. T* moving to Chicago, Marilyn Mull IlOTBOINT RANGES SATURDAYS, C. B. S. to the country, and Eldon Rossow 104 W. FRONT STREET PHONE 139 Mo r e than to o o free prizes NILES, MICHIGAN to South Bend. THE KERR HARDWARE COMPANY * PAGE SIX THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1937

Lingle. The next meeting will be Catholic Wonsan’s Club Honor Birthday . Gale...... Climate of West Indies The B. G, U. sorority girls gave Uncle Sam; Brother Jonathan April 13, with Mabel Miles, Nora Mrs. Alta Rouse was hostess The girls of the drill depart­ The West Indies have a tropical a four-course Easter announce­ Brother Jonathan is the older ap­ ; Miles and Gertrude Beck as the last night to the members of the ment of the Clark Equipment climate except in the Bahamas and ment breakfast at .the home of pellation. It was applied first by the temperate uplands of the larger committee. Catholic Women’s club at a company enjoyed a party at The American Loyalists from 1776 to $ * $ Miss Alene Peck Sunday, morning islands; but the northeast trade bridge dinner. Mlllhahn, Niles, Monday evening, 1783, as a term of derision, to the In honor of Bernice lone Beck, winds temper the heat. The rainfall On U. M. Theatre Committee V It o honoring the birthday of Miss Patriots; later the term was used who is soon to become the bride varies from 31 to 118 inches per Uha Kelley of Buchanan has Loyal Independent Club Cleo Cook. The guests played generally to indicate any country hearts, Miss Elizabeth Longfellow: of Dr. J. G. Mogford of Flint. bumpkin, states Literary Digest. annum. 7 been appointed to the theater Arts The Loyal Independent club winning honors. Dr. Orville Curtis and C. D, Jonathan Trumbull (1710-85), gover­ Committee of the Women’s will meet April 6 at the home of -Easter Dinner Guests Entertain Guests League at the University of $ $ Q I Kent gave a party to all those nor of Connecticut from 1796 to 1783, Meaning of Recent Period Mrs. John Morris, Days avenue. who took part in the minstel show Mss. Emma Bunker and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Boyer Michigan. Buy a tag and join the Bu­ was a close friend of General Wash­ Recent period in geology is usual­ at the Moccasin club rooms Thurs­ ington, frequently consulted by him, and Mts. Arlow Gould were dinner entertained a dinner Easter Sun-1 chanan Library Association Mon­ ly applied to the time included Legion Hosts to Auxiliary day night; after the entertain­ and often addressed by him as guests Easter day at the home of day, their guests being Mr. and Easter Guests day, dues 25 cents. since the appearance of man on ment. Brother Jonathan. The term Uncle Mr. and Mrs. Paul Welbaum, j Mrs. Henry Long o f Ceresco; Mr.j Mr. and Mrs. Frank Imhoff "and The members of the Legion and # V 3 the globe. It is also called the Hu­ The Georgia Minstrels made an Sam appears to have arisen about man epoch. South Bend. and Mrs. Bert Robinson of Niles; son, Claude, were dinner guests on their wives will be hosts Friday Golden Rule Class even greater hit than was antici­ 1813, and was presumably a jocular Mr. and Mrs. Earl Derflinger and t Easter at the home of Mr. and at a 6:30 dinner and social eve­ The Golden Rule class of the pated, the Princess theatre being extension ot the initials U. S. Holiday Dinner daughter, Ruth, and Willis Long Mrs. Claude DeWltt, Niles. ning to the members of the Aux­ Church of Christ, Mrs. Nellie Mr. and Mrs. Elmon Starr had a * s. iliary and their husbands. packed Thursday and Friday of Buchanan, Boone teacher, will meet Friday night. The Battle of McCoy’s &s their guest at dinner Easter V. F. W, Auxiliary * IP # PLACKMOND’S evening as the guests of Miss creek a military travesty rich in Sunday their son, Orville Starr Presbyterian Guild Firit of its Kind. NILES Easter Gathering The Auxiliary °f the Veterans Mildred Watson at the home of' local hits and songs brought vig­ And family, Berrien Springs. of Foreign Wars will meet in the The members of the -Jeanette A $300,000 building, said to be the »:* £ Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright, Cecil orous applause. The finale in Eyes Tested V. F. W. club rooms tonight, the Stevenson guild were the guests Avenue. The meeting was post­ first university building erected ex­ 'Entertain at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Emory Rough Sun­ Which the audience was bombard­ clusively tor education in social committee in charge being Mrs. of Miss Lena Ekstrom at the poned from Friday of last week. 1 1 ^ , Broken Lenses • Mr. and Mrs. Will Dempsey en­ day were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harry Binns and Mrs. Ross Cauff- ed With imitation lemons and work, has been completed on the Rough, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Elmer home o f Mr. and Mrs. 'Arthur » * * confetti made a big hit, The ladles Replaced, Special Attention tertained at Easter dinner, their man. Johnston Tuesday evening. Mrs. campus of Washington- university in guests being the latter’s brother Rough, Jr., Miss Josephine Rough, » ® » Thirty Club of the Presbyterian church are St. Louis. to Frame Fitting George Rough, Mrs. Myrtle Par­ John Cline was in charge of the and wife, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Easter Guests The Thirty club enjoyeo a one deeply appreciative of the efforts ley, Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Parley and lesson. Boone of South Bend. The occas­ Mr. and Mrs. Everett Geary had o’clock co-operative dinner at the Of the gentlemen, which netted two children, all of South Bend; . * * * io n was also Mr. Boone's birth­ as their guests at dinner Easter home of Mrs. H. C, Stark Monday the church treasury about $125. Mrs. Ida Lybrook of Berrien Easter Dinner day. Sunday" Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth afternoon, the occasion being the JVC. Rehm has bought a seven- Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Albert S 5- * Tuesley and daughter, Linda Kay,, Mrs. Leah Weaver, Dee Weaver last meeting of the year. Bingo passenger Studebaker car o f. C, Rhoades of Portage Prairie and M. E. Mission Society Niles. Mrs, Tuesley is the daugh­ and Miss Helen Reid were dinner was played, honors being won by H. Fuller. WYMAN’S NEW STORE HOURS Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Arney of Bu­ The Young Women’s Missionary ter of Mr, and Mrs. Geary. guests Sunday at the home of Al»s. Susan Curtiss and Mrs. Phll- Fred Moyer has bought a five chanan. passenger Overland of C, L. Society of the Methodist church e s s 5 * * j Mr. and Mrs. William Weaver,- ’i Dilk-y, 9:30 A . M. to 6 P. M. Daily •will meet next Tuesday evening Sorority Meeting Berrien Springs.' - * 3 Weaver, of Glendora. , Royal Neighbor Club Mrs. L. B. SpaffOrd met with a| .at the home of Mrs. Cress Watson Miss Blanche Proud was hostess o * Birthday Party Closed Saturday Nights at 6 serious accident Saturday evening j "on Days avenue. The Royal Neighbor Club met to members of Epsilon chapter, B. Monday Literary Club ' . Miss Rebecca Zachman was when she fell down the basement =? ® * at the Woodman hall Tuesday G. U. sorority Tuesday evening. The Monday Literary club met hostess to the girls of the Time stairs at her home on River street. Faster Dinner evening, the committee in charge During the business session a re­ Monday afternoon at the home of office of the Clark Equipment Material I3 being hauled for ; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Rouse enter­ being Mrs. Herman Hattenbach, port was heard from Mrs. Ruth Mrs. Julia Burgoyne. Plans for company at a party at her home Charles Boyle’s new house on tained at dinner Easter Sunday, Mrs. George Barmore and Mrs. Mills on the proposed library and the coming year were discussed. Monday evening, honoring the Albert Decker. Prizes at games J Front ' street and it is expected their guests being Mr. and Mrs. a full sorority membership and Contests were enjoyed, Mrs. John birthday of Miss Maxine Howe. Now on ! W ym an’s were won by Mrs. D. E. Hinman, that the foundation will be ready R . R. Rouse, Mr. and Mrs. Edward club membership was voted. Plans Kobe and Mrs. M. Redden winning Bridge was played, honors being Mrs. Floyd Antisdel, Miss Louise ! soon for Mr. Bradley to begin the id. Cayo and two daughters o f ( for the annual rummage sale, to the prizes. Mrs. John Kobe gave a won by Mrs. Carl Beaver and Adams, Mrs. Eura Florey, Mrs. I carpenter work. Milwaukee, Wis., and Mr. and j be held April 23rd and 24th were very interesting description o f surt Miss Agnes Luther of Niles. Mrs. John Williams of St. Joseph. I George Denno and Mrs. William j made. Seven local members plan face coal mines which she had v •.< « The new finishing'room, labara- April Sale of to attend the regular grand chap­ visited in Illinois. Mrs. Knight de­ tory and auditorium for tne Clark Easter Dinner Equipment company will soon be ter meeting in Chicago on April scribed a United Transport’ planfe Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Lyddick .which she has seen dut'ing a re­ in course of construction. Plans 5th. The remainder o f the evening entertained at an Easter dinner cent visit to Chicago. The plane is have been made by the company was spent playing bridge, high at their home in the Bend of the Dress Fabrics piloted by her son, Jack Knight, architect, C R. Cady, and the con­ score being held by Mrs. John River, their guests being Mrs. Russell. Mr3. Russell will he hos­ on a route out of Chicago. It struction will be in charge of Wil­ Susan Lyddick, Atty. and Mrs. tess at the next regular meeting, carries 21 passengers and has a son Leiter. featuring Bemberg Sheer prints and FREE DAY John Lyddick of Gaiy, Mr. and J, M. Meffert, who went to Flor­ Apiil 13th. wing spread of 10 feet. Airs. Guy Young, Mr. and Mrs. ida some time ago for his health, Wear-a-Beau Rayon Crepe. MARCH 17th Fred Lyddick oi South Bend, lost about 10 acres of cabbage, Charles Lyddick of Bainbridge, about 120,000 plants, in the big AU'Counons Dated March 17 May Be Exchanged For and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ran- freeze which spoiled 90 '/f o f the dell and family of Kalamazoo. unpicked orange crop in that Be Wise-Profitize! Mrs. Charles Lyddick was unable state. CASH to attend on account of illness. 89c yJ Money saved is money earned—whence Revolutionary Fight in Florida FRIDAY, APRIL 2 or SATURDAY, APRIL 3 a profit on your investment. Wanted, 1,000 members for the Only one Revolutionary war skir­ For over three-quarters o f a century, Wyman’s Buchanan Library Association mish was fought in Florida. It look April Yard Goods Sale lias been THE FAERIC Monday. Dues 25 cents. place at Callahan and twenty-two Buying on a definitely rising market is the ; *•'«!* *• .• American and British soldiers were event of the year in South Bend and the surround­ SAVE time to MAKE A PROFIT. Jolly Four Club killed. ing community. And now again, this annual sale The Jolly Four- Club met yester­ offers the values which have made it famous. Your Gash Register Receipts As Any Day in April An enormous amount of building and repairing will be day afternooii at the home of Mrs. Cost of Killing Soldiers done this year and next. Many items have already Thousands of yards of new, beautiful, fashionable, May Be Another Frank Hickok. Statisticians estimate it cost $25,- substantially advanced with further increases in sight. - ■ ■ *r 000 to kill each soldier slain in the fine quality materials for spring and summer— at Many commonly used items have not— but they will. Easter Supper Guests World war! substantial savings. If you contemplate building a new home or remodel­ Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bowers had as supper guests on the evenirtg of FREE DAY ing, call or phone us and we will be glad to discuss You will be delighted with the special group at 89c. economes in costs— items that are still selling at Easter Day Mr. and Mrs. R. E. THIS PROFIT SHARING PLAN BOR.CE Doak and daughter, Jessica.- It includes a tremendoiis selection—almost 150 pat­ prices of two years ago! , • ■ • * .* ' j EVERY MONTH OF THE YEAR terns in Bemberg sheer prints and Wear-a-Beau Quality materials at honest prices. Comrades Class A rayon prints. All new for spring and summer Ask For Our New Plan Book The Comrades class of the Evangelical church met Monday dresses. Both are washable and will not pull at the ALWAYS evening at the home of Miss Ber- seams. 39 inch. della Pfingst. for their.; monthly SERVICE business and social meeting* ^ : DEMAND YOUR RECEIPT , SIX WEAVES in fine rayon dress crepes, plain Buchanan Lumber & * ■;*. ,. * ’ . , IN KEEPING WITH Easter Hosts ' . colors and prints. 39 inch ______._____59c yd. : Profit Share With Us Mr. and- ■ Mrs. Frank Rinker EVERY OCCASION DARBROOK Romaine Alpaca, all acetate, very ; were host and hostess at Easter fashionable for dresses. New colors. 39 in. $1 yd. Coal Company dinner, their,guests being Mr. and “A BABBITT YARD” Mrs. Steven 'Nelson andi'Mr. and PROMENADE pure dye all-sillt prints in LUMBER — PAINT — BUILDERS HARDWARE Mrs. James McGaghie,. Chicago,, tailored patterns. 39 inch _____ ;------$1.29 yd. and Miss Elsie Wasso, Three ALWAYS COSTING LESS Phone 83 Yard and Office S. Oak St. oaks. ,■ MALLINSON pure dye silk printed chiffon. 39 inch __^______$1.43 yd. Foreign Mission Society - The Women’s Foreign Mission­ AND OTHER MATERIALS AT SPECIAL PRICES. ary society, of the Methodist SUNDAY — MONDAY ONLY APRIL 4 — 5 Church will meet Wednesday aft­ CONTINUOUS SUNDAY FROM 2 P. M. ernoon, April 7, at. the home‘ Of CHILDS Mrs. Gertrude Simmons, 114. RtOUYWODD North Detroit street, Mrs.' Emfna FUNERAL HOME When love was sin.. two dated to love! Knight will be in charge- of the WYMAN’S lesson and Miss Eva- Chamberlain Ambulance Phone 323 FRIDAY — SATURDAY APRIL 2 — 3 will lead devotionals. Mrs- J. R. SOUTH BEND, INDIANA Semple and Miss Mattie Smith One of history’s r(f> i ill...... i Nil....I 1 will act on the refreshment com­ biggest thrills 1 mittee assisting Miss Simmons. K Claudelfo This will be the occasion of the in frank Uoyd’i | annual thank offering. [COLBERT M A ID frod EVERY MEMBER OF M acMURRAY SALEM TWENTY YEARS AGO A VauRMtuiii PtclLie \\ The ideal Buick sales agency YOUR FAMILY has been given to Harry Boyce <*t>hHaiveYStej)heni,Ga1eSonder0aafd,LouisoDiemr Edward Elllt and the first consignment of cars Heather Angel was driven from Battle Creek, John Carradine Ralph Forbn Comedy —- “Whose Baby Are You” Tuesday. Claronc* Mu h William Fette has purchased a May Enjoy Hot Water FOX MOVIETONE NEWS A GEORGE A. HIRL1MAN Production, lot on Third street from Henry Directed byDaOid Hotcard. Ado, producer, Eisele. For A Moderate Cost Leonard Uoidticin. oerten play by Daniel Sunday Prices — 2 to 5 — 10c and 15 c. Philip Hanlin has been quite ill Jamil. Story by Edgecumb Plnchon, After 5 — 1,0c — 20c — 25c for several days with tOnsilitls. When You Install (K Q RADIO P I C T U k fe Week Nights — 10c — 20c -— 25c Mrs. Florence Keen entertained Wednesday —- Thursday— Bargain Nights — 10c — 20c the Needlecraft Club Friday after­ An — SECOND FEATURE — noon. Mrs. Frank IjClller was hostess AUTOMATIC GAS A GIRL ON THE SPOT AS G-MEN TUESDAY — WEDNESDAY -V THURSDAY — 3 DAYS to the members of the Linger WATER HEATER CRACK DOWN ON CRIME Longer club yesterday afternoon. LEE TRACY and The love story Charles Bachman is ill with in- flamatory rheumatism. Perhaps you may wish to try before you GLORIA STUART which changed Mrs. J. C. Rehm went to Kala­ buy and prove to yourself the Conveni­ IN the destiny of mazoo to attend a Presbyterian SPEEDS AS MUCH MONEY ence, Comfort and Satisfaction that an empire!... meeting in session in that city to­ FOR CIGARETTES AS It Automatic Gas Water Heating affords. day and tomorrow. WOULD HAVE TOPAYFOR Ask ns about our monthly rental plan, Mr. ahd Mrs. Gottlieb Thuiam, ’then. Yon may apply three months rent “Wanted: Jane Turner” , AN A U T O M A T IC who have been spending the win­ toward the purchase price. Rental $1.00 VNIVIMAt'S NtW JOIM OIAHT ter in Florida, are expected home SUPPLY OF HOT WATER . pr.r month. next week. ' Mr. and Mrs. Will Rynearson at­ starring tended the Railroad Show in Chi­ FreddieBARTHOLOMEW cago last week. and Madeleine C A R R O L L Mr, and Mrs. E. S. Arney enter- • tained a number of friends Satur­ ww, SIR GUY STANDING day evening at a St, Patrick’s CARTOON LYIN HUNTER . TYRONE POWER party, ’• o . : Free Candy Bars Given To The Biddies 'M i’s. Charles Pears Was hostess A Part Of Your Community At Saturday Matinee Admission — Tues. — Wed. — Thurs — 10c —' 20c from 2 until 5 p. tt. Saturday for thirty little girls, honoring the 11th birthday o f her daughter.