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EAST JORDAN NEWS &
FIGHT CHARLEVOIX COUNTY INFANTILE PARALYSIS HERALD, CONSOLIDATED
<3 s > VOLUME 58 NUMBER 4 EAST JORDAN, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1954 TEN CENTS For Job Well Done WORLDWIDE SYNDICATE TO TELL LOCAL STORY * * * East Jordan Farm Woman New York Photo Service Sells Home Invention To Show 33-Week Miracle A 2,000 word News-Herald feature story describing the East Jor• Saturday was a big day for dan Businessmen's Association unusual industrial success has at• Mrs. Gordon Gibson, of East Jor• tracted the attention of a world-wide newspaper syndicate. Local Songsters dan route 2. She was in Detroit selling ba-^ King Features Syndicate, a news service dispatching news and fea• To Cahtpete At- by bibs at a large Woodward ture stories throughout United States and the rest of the world will avenue store. do "East Jordan's Industrial Story." Wolvetine High The store introduced Her — The syndicate is processing a home-made plastic bib which full newspaper page photograph• Winners from the East Jor• she designed here in East Jor• Boyne Falls ic layout to tell the story. It will dan Amastar Program will com• dan for her 18-month old son be sent to more than 100 news• who kept dumping cereal in pete for hbnors at the District papers in the United States. his lap. The syndicate placed a tele• Contest to be held at Wolverine Organized To The bib fastens over arms of phone call from New. York high school 8 p.m. Saturday. the high chair as well as the neck Tuesday to Marshall Sayles, The Cloverleaf Trio consisting of the baby, and cups up in front, Seek Industry editor and publisher of the of Nan Drapeau, Martha and catching anything baby spills. News-Herald, asking for as• Boyne Falls is looking for in• Margaret Lord will be guests on s>: * >fc sistance on making up the full dustry. The community has or• page layout. the program. THE BIB WAS designed at ganized a chamber of commerce, The story that attracted the her farm home on the Peninsula Those from East Jordan to named an industrial committee syndicate's attention appeared in road. She has turned out 5,000 of take part in the Amateur pro• and Wednesday held an import• the News-Herald's Christmas is• the bibs and after attempting to ant session at Boyne Mountain gram are: Robert Healey, Pat sue under the heading: open a Detroit market for them Ski Lodge. DeWatters, Vera Judy, Karleen lias been given opportunity to East Jordan Sets Pattern For Larsen, Pete Carney, Ralph sell them at least at one Detroit Mrs. Gertrude Bishop, north• America's Small Town*. Moore George Nelson, Jean store. ern Michigan representative of SL**:gh, Thomas Sheridan and Her husband, who has help• the State Department of Econo• IT TOLD East Jordan's tragic mic Development, met with the Rqger Stokes. „ ed at night with the product• need for more hometown employ- ion work on the new-type bib, Boyne Falls industrial committee jnent and gave a complete run Others are: Sophomore quar• rigged up a kitchen-table sys• at their Wednesday gathering. down on how the merchants and tette, with Pat Cihak, Martha tem for cutting six dozen at residents lifted themselves by Galmore, Fred DeHaven and a time. Mrs. Bishop said Boyne Falls "their oWn bootstraps." is rapidly setting up an indus• BACK IN THE NEWS—Al Sinclair, Chris Taylor, M. N. Mc• Thurlan Meredith. Mrs. Gibson had hoped to in• The goal was reached in 33 trial program and that they Daniel and the East Jordan Businessmen's Association industrial troduce the bibs on the Detroit Weeks, an unparalled accomp• effort were back into top news today. A New York news service market last winter. But the haz• are out for industry. lishment. is preparing to do a world-wide syndicated photo story. Above ards of farming prevented. The committee is taking a long The News-Herald's staff photos were taken the day ground was broken for the city's latest Farming has been easier, how• look at the amount of business photographer, Bill Huckle, has factory—Mount Clemens Metal Products Company. (See story on Priiiirose ever, than making her way past brought to the area by Boyne been assigned the job of ob• this page.) secretaries and assistants who Mountain Ski Lodge and noW taining photographs for the surround buyers in Detroit construction of the Straits bridge picture story., Huckle has long Trial Set stores. They feel they are well located been a recognized press and If mothers find the bib as for industry and community commercial photographer in useful as she did, Mrs. Gibson growth. Detroit and northern Michi• Expand Taylor Grocery To with the help of neighboring gan. OVER THE At Bellaire farm women of East Jordan, Written by Editor Sayles, who is set to go into big scale pro• h also secretary of the Merch• BACK FENCE 1,000 Feet Of Floor Space Eugene Primrose, 23, of R-l duction. ant's Association, the feature Elmira, is under $200 bond aw• At the time the News-Herald Pellston Tops story is being sent around the One of the oldest grocery BY MARSHALL aiting trial in circuit court at learned of her invention, Mrs. world as positive proof of what stores in East Jordan is being Bellaire as the result of a neg• Gibson was in Detroit and could a community can do for itself remodeled and enlarged for more Son Of Former ligent homicide charge brought Red Devils At How easily we forget. A 15- not be contacted personally be• when it is absolutely necessary. modern operation. against him by East Jordan re• year old Grand Rapids Press fore press time. The News-Herald is giving Taylor's Market, on the corner E.J. Minister sidents who were in an auto ac• clipping tells about an event of Tuesday Tilt all the credit for this well- of Bridge and Water streets, is cident January 7th near Alba. which we have no memory. deserved recognition to the being increased to 1,000 square Dies At Toledo The Pellston Hornets moved Antrim County Prosecutor men and women of the East It says: "Ted Christensen, feet by Contractor Donald Clark. into their fastest game of the Jordan Businessmen's Asso• Allan D. Grigsby, son of the Harry Cook, of Bellaire told of Boyne City set a 44-second Work is already underway. Report 2nd season here Tuesday night when ciation and residents of the former Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Grig• the News-Herald Wednesday record as he broke the tape a they grabbed a six point lead city—those who gave their In the Taylor family since sby of East Jordan, died at a hos• that Primrose appeared before half - length ahead of Bruce from the Red Devils and remain• time, their money and their 1928, the grocery was purcha• pital in Toledo, Ohio on January Justice Raymond C. Sexton Antrim Audit Malpass, of East Jordan, as ed out front all the game, win• honest effort to develop their sed from Elsie Taylor by Mr. 18,- 1954. Funeral services were Monday and after examination more than 1,000 persons wat• ning with the same six point own home town. and Mrs. William Taylor in was bound over to the March ched Charlevoix county's an• held January 20th. margin, 50 to 44. 1943 and has been operated by term of court. Circuit Judge At Bellaire nual Memorial day Soap Box He was born in London, Eng• Coach Max Damoth replaced is Charles L. Brown, of Tra• derby on Boyne - av. hill Fri• them for nearly eleven years. land October 22, 1883 and came Probate Judge William C. Sev• head coach Gayle Saxton during verse City. erance, of Antrim County was day afternoon. Their living quarters will re• to United States with his par• the reserve contest after Saxton South Arm 4-H main in the rear of the build• ents.. back in the news this week when The charge was brought ag• became ill and left the court. Da- "Calvin Demming, of Boyne ing- State Auditor General John B. Surviving are his wife, former• ainst Primrose when his auto moth handled the locals for the Travels To City took third money. Taylor said the new expans• Martin reported findings of a ly Clara Hurd; two sons, David crashed into another driven by remainder of the games. ion will'double the size of the second audit of estates handled "Judges were Paul Lisk of and John; five grandchildren; Mrs. Glen Campau, of East Jor• Outplayed by a fired up Pell• Millersburg grocery, 44 feet across the front three brothers, C. S. Grigsby of by Severance. East Jordan's Charlevoix dan. It was a head-on smashup. ston outfit, the locals were un- Several South Arm Commun• "and 22 feet deep. Plans call for Saginaw, W. T. Grigsby of Hast• It was reported in Lansing County Herald and Marshall Mrs. Martha Dean, 70, of abled to overcome the lead gain• ity 4-H Club members and lea• 24 feet of glass windows across ings, and Rev. Maurice Grigsby that Severance has been accus- F. Sayles, of the Boyne Citi• Brown City was killed outright ed by Pellston's high percentage ders will travel to Millersburg the front in the center of which of Kissimine, Florida; and two sed of irregularities in handling zen. and Mrs. Beatrice Graham, 44, of of bucket connections. Monday afternoon, February 1st. will be glass "in and out" doors. sisters, Olive E. Zuleeba of of estates probated in his court East Jordan was sent to the hos• at Bellaire. After a roast beef dinner, during "Police Chief Patrick Rod• Grand Rapids and Myrtle Gidley pital seriously injured. Mrs. * * * The audit covered all of 1953 which . they will meet Presque erick, of Boyne City, acted as of East Jordan. Campau was first to be released TAYLOR SAID the work and has been turned over to At• Also Charlevoix Isle County 4-H Club members starter while Boyne City's from a Gaylord hospital after the should be finished in about two torney General Frank G. Mil• Announcement last week that and leaders, they will demon• coach E. J. Brotherston clock• accident, Mrs. Campau and Mrs. months at which time additional lard, the Antrim county prose• East Jordan is seeking the con• strate to the group how to con• ed the racers." Graham were daughters of the lines will be added to the busin• COMING cutor and.county board of sup• struction of a new federal build• duct a model business meeting. late Mrs. Dean. The story threw us for a loss, ess. They will include drugs and ervisors. ing to house the local post office Members making the trip and for we have no memory of the magazines. The store has al• EVENTS In was said in Lansing that an was followed this week by a re• taking part are: Margaret Zoulek soap box derby even though our ways sold daily newspapers. unsatisfactory condition appears quest for a new post office at president; Roger Stokes, Vice name is mentioned as one of the president; Deanna Lehrbass, Se• January 28 — MOTHERS Services Held At to have prevailed for a long, time Charlevoix. judges. Age, here is thy sting! The original building was and the report questions whether The Charlevoix city council cretary; La Verne Hart, treasu• repaired off and on since the MARCH ON POLIO, 7 p.m. rer; Nan Drapeau, Song Leader; * * * January 28—The Lutheran or not any improvement can be went on record urging the gov• 1880's and is again in need of Central Lake For reasonably expected in the fu• ernment to erect a post office Irving Bullman, recreation Lea• In an attempt to glamorize Ladies Aid will meet in the repair, Taylor said. In addit• ture. building in that city. der; and members at large Ruth Michigan farm products the state ion the business requires ad• Church annex, 2 p.m. Hostesses George Gibbard Hart, Evelyn Crawford, Mar• department of agriculture at ditional floor space for a more are Mrs. Grace Redmer and Mrs. Services were held two p.m. garet and Martha Lord. Lansing has come up with this complete line of groceries and Elizabeth Eaton. Wednesday for George Gibbard, Methodist Church Sponsors Scouts Roger Stokes will give an el• slogan: "Nature's Flavor Makes fresh meats. January 29—Jordan River ectrical demonstration and the 63, of Route 3, East Jordan, who Initial steps were taken Jan• that Michigan Flavor." It's an IOOF Lodge. ing. Cloverleaf Trio has been invited Construction materials to be died of a stroke about one a.m. uary 19th to organize a Cub additional method being used to January 29—Red Devils play Mr. Murchie stated that by to sing. used are cement block, glass, Monday, January 25th. Rev. Dic• Scout Pack in East Jordan for aid marketing of Michigan's an• basketball at Charlevoix, 7:15 condensing the material it will Leaders acompaning the group nual 750 million dollars worth of steel and wood. p.m. kenson of the' Central Lake and boys between the ages of eight be necessary to hold only two Pleasant Valley Free Methodist are Mrs. Arthur Thompson, Mrs. farm products. Taylor said business would February 2—City Council, and eleven. The Susanna Wes• parent-boys meetings instead of Adolph Drapeau, Mrs. Clarence continue as usual during the ex• 7:30 p.m. Church officiated at the ceremo• ley Circle of the Methodist the usual three. These will be 2- N* * * ny at the Diton Funeral Home in Lord and District 4-H club agent pansion program. February 2-—American Legion Church will, act as the sponsoring hour sessions and are scheduled K. C. Festerling. A man on the street corner 8 p.m. • Central Lake. Burial was in Dun- organization. for seven p.m. Tuesday, Febru• smore Cemetery, Central Lake. The Cloverleaf Trio, Martha comes up with this suggestion in February 3—Jassamine Rebe• A council composed of Rev. ary 2nd and February 9th. An all and Margaret Lord and Nan Dra• favor of the city should M-32 be Services Held Forka h Lodge No. 365. Born in Pleasant Valley, Mr. Moore, Clifford Gibbard, Tom over picture of the Cub Scout peau, have been invited to sing relocated around East Jordan: February 4 —The National Gibbard has been a farmer in Breakey Irving Bennett and Ed• program will be given and with on the "Accent For Youth" ta• Extend the city limits to in• Council of Catholic Women will that area all. his life. In 1909 he gar Bowerman and several pro• this mutual understanding of the lent program during Farmer's clude the area from Rogers Former Resident hold their regular monthly meet• married Vivian Wilson of Plea• spective den mothers met with history, the aims, objectives and Week in East Lansing bridge across to M-66. ing at the Parish Hall, 8 p.m. sant Valley. John Murchie, field representa• possibilities of the program, bet• Services were held for Mrs. .Sounds weird at the moment. Surviving besides his wife are tive of the Northern District of ter results should be achieved. Emma B. Monk, formerly Emma Ruth Ann Pienta, Mary Pesek, Believe it or not! One of our seven sons, Max and Dortan of the Scenic Trails Council, at the If there are some parents who Zoulek of East Jordan, January Alice Partee and Betty Skrocki local businessmen went riding East Jordan, Denny of Ann Ar• home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bo• will have a boy of Cub Scout age $20,000,000 16th in Chicago. She passed away are on the entertainment com• last Sunday and ran out of gas bor, Stanley of Marquette, Lynn werman. An outline for the pro• within the next few months, they Having attended an all-time Thursday, January 14th. mittee. by Mr. Heller's farm. Thanks to February 5—Harbor Springs of Ann Arbor, Norman of Petos• cedure in organizing and the du• are invited to attend these two high of $20,000,000 in assets, the the good friend for helping me Surviving are her husband, plays basketball here, 7:15 p.m. key and George J*. of Muskegon; ties of the various officers was meetings with their boy. Traverse City State Bank cele• out, James, her daughter, Barbara, February 17—The Presbyter• jtwo daughters, Mrs. John De- made. Plans are being made for a brated passage of this milestone * * * and two sisters, Mrs. Jennie Ve- ian Women's Association will Young of Atwood and Mrs. Lloyd Nearly fifty » boys have noon hour den at school for boys with a dinner and dancing party hold their annual supper. Menu Taylor of Gaylord, and 22 grand• brought in signed slips stating living a distance from others of for its.60 employes in the Cher• Oh heck! Here comes the bot• nicombe and Mrs. Blanche De- and prices to be announced later. children. that they were interested in join• their age. ry Pit of Park Place Hotel. tom of the page. laurentis. BLOTTING IT UP! The East Jordan News-Herald Looking Backward The. Jordan^ Just Sew Club met at the home of Virginia Marshall F.. Sayles Editor & Publisher Davis. - Bill Huckle Staff Photographer Reviewing The News Amon J. Beers, 93, a Penin• The Charlevoix County Herald 1896 ^ sula resident since . 1869, passed JANUARY 24, 1914 of Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Wilson of The East Jordan News 1952 Wilson Township passed away away at his home on the F. H. New income tax rules provide Wangeman Farm, Friday. Entered as second class matter at the Post Office at East Jor• Sunday. for a $4,000 exemption for a dan, Michigan. '- - husband and wife living togeth• JANUARY 26, 1934 Published weekly at 206 Main Street, East Jordan, Michigan er. If they live apart, their ex• Newly elected officers of the emption would be $3,000 each. Elna Olstrom, daughter of Mr. Catholic Ladies Altar Society are TELEPHONE LEnox 6-2371 and Mrs. Gustave Olstrom of Mrs. A. J. Hite, President; Mrs. Subscription Rates—(Payable in advance) $2.50 per year; $3.50 East Jordan, became the bride of Leo LaLonde, Vice President; per year outside Northern Michigan. The Boyne City Journal re• Malvin Clute, son of Mr. and and Mrs. Gu's Muma, Secretary- ports as false the rumor that J. Mrs. Jacob Clute of Gaylord. Treasurer. C. Welch, husband of "Happy Thursday, January 28, 1954 * East Jordan News-Herald * Page 2 Lou" Whitney, one of the mana• gers of Whitney Stock Company, was poisoned in East Jordan thru the fault of a druggist's mistake. Mr. Welch has been ill for some EDITORIAL time. Births: A son at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Swoboda, Thursday, January 28 Jr. Also a son at the home of Bob Hope Marilyn Maxwell Mickey Rooney The long looked for depression, recession, or what you may call Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Rebec. it, must be just around the corner.'We were advised by a firm of * * # "OFF LIMITS" business brokers that now is the time to sell our business. In six Bob Hope joins the army! months from now, it would hardly be possible to sell it at any price. New timbers for a new saw• mill for East Jordan Lumber Co. They may know what they are talking about, but our conscience are arriving from Manistee. would not allow us to load our business on to some one else knowing . * '* * Friday and Satur4ay, January 29 and 30 that he would likely lose his shirt and not be able to realize from his investment. So we are keeping it, at least for another six months. JANUARY 25, 1924 Robert Ryan Rhonda Fleming Henry Hull By the way, we have said privately and maybe hinted publicly that Arthur Secord of East Jor• "INFERNO" a recession from the continual increasing cost of living would be a dan has been elected president In technicolor plus of a newly organized Northern good thing for the country.—The Onaway News. MEDAL OF HONOR—THE HOBSON STORY Michigan Club at Kalamazoo Spanish American War Story * Hs * - Normal. Eleanor McBride, also It's a rare week that we aren't asked to keep out of the paper news of East Jordan is treasurer. of the arrest of some man for drunk or reckless driving. To set the Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Jan. •,31, Feb. 1 and 2 records straight, we publish names of all people arrested in the Coun• Former residents, Duncan Mc- ty on drunk and reckless driving cases. We realize this sometimes Alan Ladd Jean Arthur Van Heflin Millian passed away at Hulbert, works hardships upon the family of the arrested man. We sympathize Michigan and Charles W. Bechtel "SHANE" with these folks who must suffer through no fault of their own. rites were held at Vancouver, B. Outdoor action in technicolor Drunken and reckless driving, though is a serious offense. If the CHURCH SERVICES C. fear of publicity deters one drunken driver and thereby saves a life, all the publicity has been worthwhile. - Births: A daughter to Mr. Wednesday and Thursday, February 3 and 4 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN UNITED MISSIONARY We don't delight in publishing the names of drunken and reckless and Mrs. Henry St. John and a Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis drivers. .We do it because we feel.it helps in a small way to deter CHURCH CHURCH son, Carl Lester, to Mr. and "JUMPING JACKS" Others.— from the Lapeer County Press, Lapeer. Edward O. DeHaven, Pastor C. H. Thompson, Pastor Mrs. Ed Kamradt. Morning Worship 11:00 aim. with Mona Freeman and Don DeF'ore *=•*'*' Regular Services: Sunday School 10:00 a.m. "Mark Twain would have applauded your tribute to the American • The Church School; meets at Youth Fellowship 7:00 p.m. Ruby Hazel, infant daughter salesman," one of our readers says, commenting on "Operation 9:45 with classes for all ages. Evangelistic Services 7:80 pm Mousetrap" in the October issue. The famous humorist, our corres• The Morning Worship begins Prayermeeting (Thurs.) 8:00 pondent declares, was a great believer in selling and advertising. at 11:00 o'clock. MSC Requests During his days as editor of a small Missouri newspaper he got a METHODIST CHURCH FINKTON BIBLE FELLOWSHIP letter from a subscriber, stating that he had found a spider in his Rev. R.. H. Moore, Pastor CHURCH paper, and asking if this was an omen of good or bad luck. Name MSL Announcing! LE 6-2254 LI 7-2058 Followed by short morning ser• Twain wrote: "Finding a spider in your paper is neither good luck A request that the name Mich• vices. nor bad. The spider was merely looking over our paper to see which igan State College be changed to Morning Worship 10:00 am Sunday School, 10:30 am merchant was not advertising so that he could go to that store, spin Michigan State University has Church School 11:15 am Youth Felowship 6:45 pm his web across the door and lead a life of undisturbed peace ever af• MYF been sent to the state legislature 5:30 pm Evening Service 8:00pm terward."— from a "Cities Service" publication and the governor by the State Wednesday Prayer Meeting Board of Agriculture, governing 7:30 pm t Starting January 25, 1954 we are adding a ra• ST. JOSEPH CHURCH body of the college. Rev. Joseph Malinowski, Pastor dio and appliance,repair department in addition "Michigan State College," the to our regular plumbing and heating service. MASSES WE'LL BE BACK ON. THE JOB MARCH 1st! Old Story- board members said, "is a mis• Sundays—7:30 and 9:30 a.m. leading name. We are really a Holydays—7:30 am and 7:30 pm Statement made to Board of university in that there are many While we're away during the 28 Weekdays—8:00 a.m. Supervisors at Petoskey shows colleges involved in the organi• that the Emmet -County Fair in zation." CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH 1953 went into the red $910. days of February, all photos The change, if approved by Boyne City — Wilson Twp. Michigan lawmakers, would come Rev. Richard Noffze, Pastor in 1955, the year MSC observes previously ordered and as yet Wilson Township: its 100th anniversary. 9:30 a.m. Church Service 10:30 a.m. Sunday School GetsetNOW MSC Pres. John A. Hannah, in undelivered, may be picked up at stating that he is in favor of the To get the best results from your radio or ap• REORGANIZED CHURCH OF for winter move, said that "We have been the News-Herald office. JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER ... a university in every sense of the pliances, they must be kept cleaned, lubricated, DAY SAINTS word since 1930. Although it has and properly adjusted. Worn parts must be re• been generally understood in the placed. To all of those customers Elder Ole Olson, Pastor. midwest that Michigan State col• lege is a university, a great deal Sunday Services Cet the Extra of explaining has been necessary Church School 10.00 a.m. who have so willingly waite_d to convince those in other parts Morning ^Worship 11:0 a.m. Traction of of the country and foreign coun• Zions League Tues., 7:30 p.m. tries that we are a university. until after March 1st for Prayer Service, Wed., 8:00 p.m. "I don't think that there will be any confusion over the change delivery of their photos - a SEVENTH - DAY ADVENTIST SUBURHAHIIE CHURCH in names," he added. "It will con• Elder R. H. Clausen, Pastor tinue to be known as Michigan most hearty Thank You! nuts State." Sabbath School 9:45 am College officials pointed out Church Services 11:00 a.m. by that similar changes have been We are prepared to take care of your require• Sincerely, made by other institutions in re• ments. EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN GOODYEAR cent years. In November, the Bill and Doris Huckle CHURCH name of Pennsylvania State col• Phillip Fretheim, Pastor lege was changed to Pennsylvan• HUCKLE'S STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Sunday School every Sunday ia State University. 119 Main St. East Jordan at-10:30 a.m. Classes for all ages Citing that there is ample pre• Adult Bible Class. cedent for the move, Pres. Han• Church services first and third nah said, "Most of the land- p, & Sunday of each month 8:00 p.m. grant universities began as agri• ROMAINE "fi| Luther League cooperative fa• cultural schools or agricultural g mily dinner second Sunday of universities. There are few of us LE 6-2581 month at 1:00 p.m. left that don't have the name Hymn sing fourth Sunday of university." month at 8:00 p.m. Refreshments FRIEND MAKER! served. SHOP EAST JORDAN!
ASSEMBLY OF GOD Rev. H. Love, Pastor Sunday School — 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship-—• 11:00 a.m. January Sale Spotter Evangelistic Service —•• 8:00 p.m. Avoid disappointment— we aim FULL GOSPEL TRUTH ORDER YOURS NOW! BIG LITTLE ADS WITH TERRIFIC BARGAINS to make Corners Fourth & E. Division Sts WOW! % ton Pickup Internation• 66 inch Youngstown twin Come early — avoid the NEW HOOVER electric iron Re• Rev. H. R. Barber, Pastor al, 1950. Only $595. 30-day bowl sink $189.95 gular price — $13.95. Special last minute rush for the friends C. Y. A., Tuesday, 8:00 p.m. warranty. A. R. Sinclair Sales, Allowance for old sink, re• now — $8.95. SHERMAN'S great winter tires. Go Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 8 Boyne City. gardless of condition 60.00 FIRESTONE STORE. and p.m. through this winter with Sunday School Sunday 10:00 extra traction — extra skid CAN'T BEAT IT! 1950 Chev., 4- Balance $129.95 ACT FAST ON THESE: 6 tires— keep them a.m. protection of Suburban• door Radio, Air conditioning 5:25 x 5:50—18 NOW, $10.00 Morning Worship, Sunday 11 ites by Goodyear. $895. PoWer glide, 30-day far- CASH IN on this tremendous sav• each. Dealer Cost, $13.64. List a.m. ranty, A. R. Sinclair Sales, ing now. Small down payment Price, $17.34. BADER'S STAN• Yes, we freely admit that the directors and Evangelistic Service,, Sunday • Up to 9J% mora "start' Boyne City. and easy monthly payments are DARD SERVICE. 8:00 p.m. ability" available. Kalamazoo Sales & officers of this bank are partial to the Boyne Avenue Greenhouse STOP AND SEE the Reo Snow- Everyone Welcome. Service, Boyne City. interests of this section. No doubt you feel • Up to 39% more "*fop- JU 2-6621 Boyne City Throw. Throw away your snow the same way. Then let's work together for aWJify" Free Delivery in East Jordan SEE OUR $1.00 Bargain TablB shovel •— Al Thorsein Lumber our mutual welfare and the good of the locality. Flowers for all occasions The Dress and Gift Shoppe. Company. TOP ALLOWANCES FOR New Officers Large Variety By trading at home and boosting this YOUR PRESET TIRES! Lewyt Vacuum Cleaner » 89.95 HOLDEN RED STAMPS with all community, we all benefit—and make many Two directors were added to WINTER SPECIAL—Car Wash Allowance for old cleaner 20.00 * purchases. Gas for less. Dan's worth-while friends. the board of the Charlevoix $1.00 — DAN'S SERVICE, Service. County State Bank at the an• East Jordan. Balance 69.95 nual meeting. Dr. G.. B. Salton- COLD WEATHER Special. $5.00 stall and Ralph V. Hess were el• INTERNATIONAL HURRY while this offer lasts. for your old car battery on new U. S. Battery. f8 months guar• ected to the posts. Directors re• 16 Foot Freezers Small down payment and easy State Bank Of East Jordan antee. DAN'S SERVICE. elected were Robert Bridge, J. Electric Ranges monthly payments are available Electric Hot Water Heaters Kalamazoo Sales & Service M.. Foster, E. D. Hawley, E. J; NOW! Household appliances 20% F. W. DILWORTH & SONS Boyne City. Hiller and M. A. Levinson. off. Kit Carson Lumber Com• Member of Boyne City The board elected the follow• pany Charlevoix. SWEATER COLLARS, — $1.00 ing officers: president, Robert FEDERAL DEPOSIT EAST JORDAN HEY LOOK! A 1952 Chev., 2 door The Dress and Gift Shoppe Bridge; vice-president, E. J. Hil• STOP AND SEE the Reo Snow- radio and air conditioning.. On• ler, cashier, E. D. Hawley; as• Throw. Throw away your snow, INSURANCE CORPORATION COOPERATIVE CO. ly $1,095. 30-day warranty. A. IDEAL DAIRY products are your sistant cashier, M.. J Foster; as• shovel — Al Thorsein Lumber R. Sinclair Sales. best bargain in town! Company. sistant cashier Ada Golden. LE 6-7021 Soil Conservation Charlevoix Spend $168,000 SCHOOL HI-LITES Meeting Tonight Bank Elects In Antrim H. A. Craig was re-elected pre• An Antrim County budget for sident of the board of directors 1954, which anticipates expen• Everyone in Charlevoix coun• minations may be received front of the Charlevoix State Savings ty is reminded of the annual the floor. Bank at the annual stockholders ditures of $168,400 and a deficit Thursday, January 28, 1954 * East Jordan News-Herald * Page 3 meeting of the Charlevoix Soil * # * meeting, of $20,000, was approved on Conservation District which will ROBERT STRAW will give Friday, the last day of the Jan• A. L. Livingston was named KINDERGARTEN sent *or tardy during the last be held tonight, January 28 at 8 the annual financial report. Ha• uary session of the county board six weeks are: Bonnie Barber, p.m. in the . Charlevoix High rold Goebel will award the cer• vice-president and cashier; Rob• of supervisors. The usual ten- Alice M. Nesman ert L. Livingston and Mrs. Doro• Keith Bulman, Patty Clark, Nina School Auditorium, Ed Rebman, tificate to those farmers who mill county tax was also okayed. Today we celebrated two Cosier, Mike Damoth, Bobby county agricultural agent and se• have done exceptionally good thy Dixon were named assistant birthdays with paper hats, ice Dunson, Louis Dunson, James cretary of the district stated to• jobs towards their soil -and water cashiers. NOTICE cream, layer cake, and very high day. conservation plan. Clyde War• Other directors are C. D. Geik- Gibbard, James Goebel Connie A liberal reward will be paid to The meeting will start ner will discuss the air tour, and en, P. D. Campbell, and E. J. spirits. Nachaztel Jsfcet Nesman, Suz~; the party who can supply informa• ask the- group whether or not Edwards. Our birthday people were Lin• anne Prebble, Rox Ann Schroe• promptly at 8 p.m. with some tion that will convict the party or they will be interested in an air da Combest and Sandra Bower• der, Harold Snyder and Francis colored movies. Clayton Heal• Capital stock was increased parties who are maliciously des• 1 refuse to answer that ques• ey, chairman of the district, tour during this summer. Bob man. Wilson. tion on the grounds that I don't from $25,000 to $50,000 through troying my airplane. Sandra's mother took pictures will be in charge of the an• Reidel will discuss the run-off. sale of new shares for $12,500 A second Weekly Reader test know what the Kremlin wants ma Percy Penfold 4-3 cf the happy group. was given to us last week. Most to say!" nual meeting. Minutes of the plots that are established on the and declaration of stock dividend Today also begins our new of us are showing improvement last year's meeting will be read Hi Brock farm at East Jordan. of $12,500. There will be about 30 min• semester with a turn about be• in our reading. to the group. CARD OF THANKS Two directors will be elected. utes of good entertainment un• tween Kindergartens. We are learning how to make We wish to express many Legion, Auxiliary-Walt Goebel of East Jordan will der the direction of K. C. Fes- Mrs. Sidebotham now has the good oral sentences. We find we evening will be B. C. Mellen• thanks to our friends and neigh• be in charge of the election. No• terling, district 4-H club agent. afternoon sleeping group, and roust think of a good beginning camp. "Mellie" was county agri• bors for their oferings. Also the District Meeting minations made for the area Come and see some of the lo• Mrs. Nesman teaches the town word in our sentences. cultural agent in Charlevoix Community Chest, American Le• north of Charlevoix included Ro• cal farm people in action. The county for many years. The ti• children. Each week we draw a new gion, and Wilson Local Farmers' Here Sunday bert Straw and Jim Hamlin, district especially wants every• tle of his talk will be "It Has Union for their help. Our notes on progress of each health picture in our health book• while those for the East Jordan one to bring their wives and fa• Happened." All of his old friends child have been given out—these lets. The picture we draw is to The American Legion Lower George Whaling area will be Harold Goebel and milies to this program. will be interested in visiting with take the place of report cards. bring out a. good health habit 1.1th District meeting was held Harry Pearsall. Additional no• THE'MAIN speaker of the Mellie after the program. * * * we must try to master. in East Jordan, Sunday, Janu• SHOP EAST JORDAN dur January folder with a ary 24. The Legion meeting was KINDERGARTEN held in the Legion Home and the I. Sidebotham sample of some of our work was taken home Wednesday along Auxiliary meeting in the firehall Our boys arid girls have been with our report cards. We hope Florence Stucker, president of interested in some of the things mother and father will look our Rebec-Sweet Unit 227 opened Jack Frost does. We found we work over and see what we have the Auxiliary meeting which was could freeze water into ice, but accomplished during the last six then turned over to the District we also learned the ice had to weeks of school. Officers with Marguerite : Roe', have more room than the water. Many of us have joined the District President, of Harbor The water and milk would push March of Dimes. : Springs, presiding. itself right out of the bottle when An invitation was given frozen. Franklin Stucker of East Jor• We are learning to write our SECOND GRADE dan, 4th. Zone Child Welfare numbers and know what they Mrs. Seiler Chairman, to talk on the Child mean. Larry Dougherty was absent Welfare program. Mr. Stucker We have two kindergartners last week. He said they were said the Legion and Auxiliary who have been here every day snowed in with drifts six feet are doing the most outstanding this semester. high \ and the snow plow didn't * work in this field of any organi• They are Gary Anderson and come in. zation in the state. He also told Mary Sue Annear. Shirley Crawford has moved of alarming facts that were Those who have been here ev• to Kalkaska with her family brought out regarding juvenile ery day the last 6 weeks are: Ste• We are going to miss Shirley delinquency and child mental phen Bell, Linda Chanda, Betty and we hope she will like her cases. At the Child Welfare meet Ciszewski, Gertrude Ciszewski, new school. , ing held recently at Grand Ra• Susan Downing, Tommy Drenth, Jean Whaling is in Charle• pids it was stated that one out Glen Gee, Billy Kitson, Dickie La voix hospital. She was operated of every twelve children now be• Peer, Marcia Lilac, Janet Neme• on Friday for appendicities. We ing born will be a mental charge. cek, Susan Olstrom, Ronald- hope she will get well soon. He read a newspaper article to the effect that Traverse may lose Prebble, Dale Reich, Phyllis She-, There is an attractive wea• the Child Welfare Clinic, and pard, Roger Shepard, Deborah ther chart on our wall and a new urged that the Legion and Aux• Wertz and Brian Wood. outdoor thermpmeter outside iliary contact our State Repre• * * * dur window. sentatives and the governor, in• Twice a day we read the tem• FIRST GRADE forming them that we are very perature and record it on our Mrs. Brooks much concerned over discontin• weather chart. We also mark uing this Clinic, which has been Those having perfect attend• the kind of weather sunny, clou• of great benefit to this area dur• ance for the semester ending Ja• dy or rainy. ing it's years of service. nuary 22 are, Billy Barnett, Sha• Danny Nachazel and Joe Kor- ron Clark and Margaret Compo. tan were captains for our gym Committee reports were read They each received a silver dollar period. They chose players and by istrict Chairmen on activities prize. we played with basketballs. Each ties 6f standing committees in $5/000 IN ADDITIONAL PilZES David Grutsch and Jimmy team won five games. the district. Each Unit is work• Sturgell each missed only one The girls have a little sewing ing and accomplishing much in 10 WESTINGHOUSE ROASTER OVENS • 10 SCHWINN BIKES • 10 UNIVERSAL half day. club. Some have learned to cro• aiding civic and National organ• POP-UP-TOASTERS • 10 UNIVERSAL FOOD MIXERS • 10 UNIVERSAL Friday we made a book of chet doll caps. izations in the fight against di• Great Americans. We learned * :H sease and disaster, as well as STEAM IRONS ® 5 WESTINGHOUSE DRYERS • 10 21" SPARTON that our President's first name helping veterans and their fam• CONSOLE TV SETS © 250, MERCHANDISE AND FOOD PRIZES is Dwight. It was a new name SIXTH GRADE ilies when needed, and taking an for us.- Kenneth McKay active part in community af• We were glad to learn about We had two geography tests fairs. last week They were about Nor• Thomas A. Edison and some of Florence Stucker, Unit Pres• way, Sweden, Denmark, the se• the many things that he invented. ident, closed the meeting. cond test was about the Nether• lands and Belgium. SECOND GRADE Julia Hubble is going to move Agnes Johnston across the Straits on Friday. $25,000 Bonds The skating has been good so Last Friday the first semester far. At Boyne of school ended. Those who were Instead of 20 minutes for re• neither absent nor tardy during The Boyne City Council, Mon• cess in morning we have only 5 the first semester are: Keith day night, authorized the sale of minutes so we can have 45 min• Bulman, Nina Cosier, Bobby $25,000 in bonds to pay for the utes for recess in the afternoon Brinson, Connie Nachazel, Jan• street improvements that were tc skate. et Nesman, Suzanne Prebble, completed this summer by Hodg- The 5th grade are having first kiss & Douma. The snow may be snowing. And the wind may b« blowing Rox Ann Schroeder and Frances SWANSON'S FRANCO - AMERICAN year sewing, the 6th grade are But we've got some real "hot" specials to keep you warm. Wilson. having 2nd year sewing. CHICKEN Stop in and see us. You'll go out singing about these bargains. Those who were neither ab- We are very happy to have dance for the first semester. SPAGHETTI Louis Kramer back at school af• Tommy Breakey and Linda Hea• ley had one % day against their SPARTAN JELL-O DEL MONTE 15½ oz. Af ter a long absence because of a PIES 2 Cans •«« broken leg. record. Wilson Township We had a good review of our COFFEE PUDDINGS PEACHES Our roads seem to be much * * * first semester spelling words last 3 for 98 c Roaster lb. OA^ No. 2½ Q1 A better now than in the summer. THIRD GRADE week. In an: oral spell-down, Nel• Fresh Bag Ovw 3 Pkgs. 23C Can OIC DEL MONTE Adeline Bowerman lie Fowler spelled down all her We got off to a good start in classmates.. DEL MONTE PREMIUM ib. 2 lb FRUIT . William Thorsen spent the the second semester with a per• In a written test, the girls weekend away from his school fect attendance. In the last mar• won over the boys. Charlene Ar- Sliced near Kalamazoo with Mr. and king period 16 of our 32 people nott, Marilyn Peters, Jean Crackers 26c 49c COCKTAIL Mrs. Aug Knop. did not miss a day. Nancy Ben• Slough and John Matthews wrote PINEAPPLE * * * nett, Colleen Greenman and Ma• a perfect test. Several others had DIAL, Deal Pack. SAVE 19c Tall About twelve friends and rilyn Peters have perfect atten- high scores. No. 2 JjlAj* Cans neighbors gathered at the Bert Lumley home Saturday and ™° bhampoo 67c spent the evening playing cards. SHURFINE BLUE LABEL 5 lb * # # 00 1H lb The fire department was call• 9c SALAD ed to the Pete Boyer home Fri• *"* Karo Syrup 21c 57c UNIQUE AGENCY: day, but the quick work of both TOE MICHIGAN TOURIST C0UNCIL,fOUNDED IN DRESSING Mr. and Mrs. Boyer had the fire \%5,IS THE ONLY ORGANIZATION OF ITS KIND IN 0XYD0L 2 large pkgs Giant VELVET WHIPPED under control before the men got THE U.S. IT IS COMPOSED OF PRIVATE INDUSTRY MEMBERS AND REPRESENTATIVES OF MICHIGANS there. The fire was caused from 29c Quart FOUR, NON-PROFIT, RECIOWAL TOURIST ASSOCIA• Jar overheated pipes. TIONS .ALLSERVE-WITHOUT EXPENSE ALLOWANCE & Trend 47c Oft COMPENSATION.WORKING T0G£TKEB.TH£Y UW 39c 49c * * * STATE AND ASSOCIATION FUNDS INTO A UNIFIED TOURIST PROMOTION PROGRAM. Mr. and Mrs. Mel Smith of Ivory Flakes SNO CROP 2 cans SHURFINE Fennville, Michigan spent Sat• urday afternoon and evening at 28c Frozen Grange Juice the Aug Knop home. 41c SHORTENING COY OP TREES! * # * NO OTHER CITY IN THE NATION HAS AS MANY TREES 100% Pure Vegetable AS DETROIT. ITS RDfiEST POPULATION INCLUDES RINS0 LIBBY'S 2 pkgs Shortening Robert Reidel will take over 650,000 TREES WHOSE VALUE IS ESTIMATED AT the Boyne City mail route one «60,000,000. ANNUALLY, THE CITY SPENDS ABOUT »500,00010 KEEP THEM IN HEALTHY, GROWING Can next week while the regular mail CONDITION. US 28c Frozen Peas 37c 75C man, Alfred Sarasin is spending KEYKO six weeks in Florida. PETER PAN 7 1-6 o* tumbler quarters lb 27c SWIFTS
At a special service Sunday at HOW BATTtS CREEK WAS NAMED: ib 2Sc Blanched Peanuts the Christ Lutheran Church in BATTLE CREEK WAS INCORPORATED IN 1831. BUT WAS PR Ell NAMED IN 1825 FOR A VERV SMALL 09TTLE BETWEEN TWO Wilson Township, the following MEMBERS OF A SURVEYING PARTY AND TWO INDIANS.THE 35c men took over their new jobs as REDMEN RESENTED BEING OUSTED FROM THEIR SUGAR ^JACK CHUNK STYLE 12 CAMPS, AND THE ENSUING BATTLE 19 SAID TO BE RE• Elders and Trustees: Harry, Al• SPONSIBLE FOR THE "HEALTH CITY'S" NAME. Can 47c bert, Herman and Frank Behling, pkg i4c Starkist Tuna Aug Knop and Henry and Wil• 3 liam Korthase, Jr. Aug Knop, KICHWAY SAfEIY FIRST": JORDAN FROZEN FOOD LOCKER COMPANY Jr. is the new janitor and Mrs. ALUWYS A LEADER IN MODERN WGMV4Y 34c CONSTRUCTION AND SAFETY. MICHIGAN Nellie Knop the new organist. WAS FIRST TO PAINT A WHITE CENTER- LINE ON A HIGHWAY. IN I9I7T0 SLOW * * * DOWN AND GUIDE TRAFFIC ON THIS , The Women's Missionary Lea• DANGEROUS CURVE, MARQUETTE C0UWYS ROAD COMMISSIONER ORDERED A WHITE gue of the Church had their re• LINE PAINTED ON "DEAD MAN'S CURVE* Thrift Super Market gular quarterly meeting with BETWEEN MARQUETTE AND NKAUNEE. Mrs. Horace Warn as hostess MWtCAt! F£A7VX£ S£fi/ES /»v/>are<£ 6y TOWST COMC/l ...U0.6Q YOUR SPARTAN STORE IN EAST JORDAN Wednesday afternoon, NEWS-HERALD SPORTS PAGE . . .
Thursday, January 28, 1954 Page 4 "* East Jordan'News-Herald ** Red Devils Defeat Traverse, 53-34, Tie Charlevoix For Top League Spot To The Residents Of
The East Jordan Red Devils led all the way in a non-confer• ence go with Traverse City St. East Jordan: Francis 53-34 on the local bas• RED DEVIL SCHEDULE ketball court Friday night. The men from Traverse EAST JORDAN 56 36 Alpena C. C. were held down by an excell• EAST JORDAN 41 28 Pellston ent Red Devil man-to-man de• EAST JORDAN 39 47 Charlevoix fense and the only one to break through for the visitors EAST JORDAN 50 45 Harbor Springs was Gerry Wolf who dropped EAST JORDAN 43 42 Gaylord in a scoring total of ten points. EAST JORDAN 48 45 Mancelona For the locals, Alan Sommer• EAST JORDAN 55 47 Boyne City ville made 19 points and Jim EAST JORDAN 46 63 Reed City Weisler 10. EAST JORDAN 53 34 Traverse City, S. F. The Red Devils were leading the loop until Charlevoix defeat• EAST JORDAN 44 50 Pellston ed Gaylord which threw top po• East Jordan at Charlevoix, January 29. sition into a tie between the two. East Jordan vs. Harbor Springs, here February 5 East Jordan 19 12 10 12—53 East Jordan at Gaylord, February 9 Traverse City 4 11 11 8—34 H: $ * East Jordan at Mancelona, February 12 In the reserve tussle with Tra• East Jordan at Traverse City S. F., February 16 verse City the Red Devil second East Jordan vs Boyne City, here, February 19. string chalked up 38 points to the visitors 15. Ask Higher Ladies Bowling News Tuesday, January 19th Taylor's 974; Sinclairs 961; Fishing Fees Dress & Gift Shoppe 4 0 Hi Team Series:. Sinclair Sales 4 0 Dress Shop 2877; Thrift 2828; Thrift Super Mkt 4 0 Sinclairs 2795; Charlevoix To Aid Dept. E. J. Canning Co. 3 1 2754; Drewry's Hi Single Game: Proposed increases in hunting 3 1 Temple Theater 3 1 Marge Gee, 217; Helen Weis• and fishing license fees, request• Grandvue Hospital 1 ler 214; Mirinie DesJardins ed by the conservation commis• 3 Rainbow Bar 1 3 183; Phyllis Ayers 172; sion, must now go to the state Taylors Grocery 1 3 Hi Single Series: Legislature for approval or re• Chrlevoix N & R 0 4 M. Des Jardins 512; H. Weis jection. Jordan River Guides 0 4 ler 496; M. Gee 494; L. Cole The commission, in its Jan• Romaines 0 4 453; uary meeting, approved the * * * Thursday, January 21st several increases suggested by Hi Team Single Game: Dress & Gift Shop 8 0 department workers as one Thrift 994; Dress Shop 978; E. J. Canning Co. 7 1 method of regaining financial Sinclair Sales 7 1 ground lost through rising Thrift Super Mkt 6 2 costs of recent years. Temple Theater 6 2 The suggested increases are: Scout Reunion Grandvue Hospital 5 3 Resident fishing license, from Drewry's 3 5 $1.50 to $2; annual non-resident At Mancelona Jordan River Guides 2 6 fishing license, from $3 to $4; Rainbow Bar 2 6 15-day non-resident fishing li• The 1953—3rd National Scout Taylors 17 cense, from $2 to $3; trout Jamboree reunion will be held at Romaines 17 stamp, from $1 to $2; and resi• the Mancelona High School dur• Charlevoix N&R 08 dent small game hunting license, ing Boy Scout Week Scout Sun• Hi Team Single: from $2 to $2.50. day, February 7. E. J. Canning Co. 1005; Dress Department revenue offi• This meeting will call together Shop 986; Rainbow Bar 981; cers say the increases, if i ap• the friends and families of 50 Sinclair Sales 973; proved, could not take effect men and boys journeying from Hi Team Series. until 1955. By then, they say, the Scenic Trails Council to the most reserve money stored up Canning Co. 2898; Sinclairs shores of the Pacific in Califor• 2858; Dress Shop 2836; Rain• in the fish and game protect• nia last summer to attend the ion fund will have been used bow Bar 2833; 50,000 boy scout Jamboree. This up in meeting yearly depart• Hi Single Game: will mark the first reunion of ment deficits. L. Dubus 188; H. Cihak 186; these boys and men. Workers say the proposed in• E. Wilkins 169; M. Breakey creases would net about $1.6 mil• 167; TO THE MARCH OF DIMES! lion yearly, enough to satisfy Hi Series: present budget requirements. Cherry Grafts L. Dubus 492; H. Cihak 477; Interest Growers M. Cihak 445; B. J. Strehl 442
To Be Inducted A method for certifying bud- The following men have been wood used in fruit tree grafts as ordered to report to the Draft being free of virus disease will Court To Help Them And A Thousand Like Them Board Office in the city hall, be of interest to county cherry Charlevoix, on the 1st. day of February at 9:30 a.m., for trans• growers. portation to the induction sta• It is reported by nurserymen Dope tion for pre-induction physical to be of immeasurable value to examination. nurserymen and buyers of cher• East Jordan 53, Traverse City, William D. Crick, Jr., Glen M. ry and peach trees. St. Francis", 34 Eaton, Michael E. Bradley of Traverse City, 72, Petoskey, 44 Boyne City. For the past two years all Charlevoix 58, Gaylord 37 Robert R. Padgett and Elmer of the Montmorency tart*cher- Harbor Springs 54, Mancelona J. Peters of Walloon Lake. ry trees grown in Michigan 52 Leston H. Brown of Charle• were propagated from certi• Ludington 47, Alma 35 voix; Joseph Marchinkewicz of fied budwood, and today 95 Boyne City 47, Pellston 40 Boyne Falls and Harold R. Sum• percent of all of the stonefruit Boyne Falls 45, Gaylord S. M. 33 ner of East Jordan. nursery stock in the state is * * * There will be no induction in• Every dime you give the March of Dimes is the best grown under Michigan's new TUESDAY SCORES to the Armed Services for the program. Pellston 50, EAST JORDAN 44 MARCH OF DIMES month of February. dime you ever spent! It not only helps present victims Practically all of Michigan's Charlevoix 46, Boyne City 45 Harbor Springs 53, Gaylord 44 established nurserymen are using * * * of infantile paralysis, but also provides for treatment High School the system of budwood certifi• FRIDAY cation. It was worked out by FIGHT EAST JORDAN at Charlevoix of future victims—you ... yours ... the youngster next MSC and the state agriculture Boyne City at Gaylord INFANTILE Band To Give department's bureau of plant in• Mancelona at Pellston PARALYSIS dustry. Michigan is the first state Harbor Springs at Grayling door! So, strike a blow against polio. Give as many * * * First Concert to have this program which as• NORTHERN MICHIGAN dimes as you can to the March of Dimes. Give 'til it sures trees to be virus-free. A CLASS C CONFERENCE The East Jordan High School fruit tree infected with virus is Charlevoix 6 1 Band will present its first con• unthrifty and l«ss productive. EAST JORDAN 5 2 hurts! cert of the year, at 8 p.m. at the Harbor Springs . 4 8 East Jordan high school gym. This year about 300,000 cher• Mancelona 3 3 The program will be as fol• ry trees will be offered from Pellston 3 4 lows: budwood certified stock by Mich• Boyne City . . . 2 5 Hall of Fame Olivadati igan nurserymen. Gaylord 1 6 Mignonette ...... Baumann Stardust Carmichael (a) Trumpeters Lullaby Anderson solo by Dennis Wilson (b) American All . . Caneva Green Meadows .... Hansen This message sponsored by Storm King Finlayson The Desert Song .... Romberg Sight Reading Three Trees McNaughton Contrasts . Scarmolin State Bank of East Jordan East Jordan Cooperative Co Liberty Bell ...... Sousa
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"A man who's been growling aH day is mighty apt to feel dog-tured at night." HERE & THERE GM Builds First U.S. Gas Turbine Car Five Million tember 30 standing at $5,136,- 628, which President Norman At Gaylord Glasser thinks is not bad for a Around Rainbow City town of 2200. Bank's assets in Gaylord State Bank, "60 years 1943 were only $1,071,483. young," has passed the five-mil• Page 5 * East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, January 28, 1954 lion mark, its assets as of Sep• SHOP EAST JORDAN
Mae Evans, of Central Michi• The Peninsula Grange 706 gan College, arrived home Tues• will sponsor a bake sale to be day to spend the remainder of held Saturday, January 30th at the week with her family. 9:30 a.m. at the Post Office * * * Building. All proceeds will go for Winter Special Miss Margaret Blossie, music the benefit of the polio fund. supervisor of Midland County * *' * and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al• Walter Woodcock is a medical Now bert Blossie of East Jordan, ac• patient at Little Traverse Hos• companied 41 of the 5th - 8th pital in Petoskey. grade Hope School singers to * * * Lansing, January 22nd. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Jackson There they made their appear• are spending aweek in Mt. Cle• ance over WJIM-TV singing mens visiting Mr. and Mrs. Al• "Camptown Races" on the Uncle bert Jackson. CAR Howdy Show. * * * ' Their home room teacher is Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell The XP-21 Firebird, first gas turbine automobile in the United States, has been announced by General Leland Rogers, husband of the left last weekend on business to Motors. In the cockpit, beneath a plastic bubble, is Test Driver Mauri Rose who put the car through shake• former Alice Pinney. the southern part of the state. down paces at GM's proving grounds near Milford, Mich., and Phoenix, Ariz. The car's aerodynamic styling If you want to sell property, They expect to return Wednes• has an aircraft motif with a "needle" nose, swept-back delta wings and vertical tail fin. list it with Clarence Healey. Ph. Because the gas turbine uses large volumes of air, the Firebird has scoops on either side of the driver's day. eockpit and a large tail cone for exhaust gas. Its kerosene burning engine, mounted at the rear of the driver's WASH LE 6-7210. A * * * * seat, consists of two mechanically independent parts, a gasifier section and a power turbine. The power * * * Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Galmore turbine delivers power to the car's rear wheels via a two-speed transmission. Bring Your Car To US For Egan Koch from Germany, visited the Bill Saxton's at Brit- ... The,Firebird is an. experiment to.determine whether gas turbines will be feasible for ground vehicles, who is staying at Al Sinclair's, ton, and the Eugene Crandall's was a Sunday dinner guest at the That Fast, Clean Wash. at Ypsilanti, over the weekend. home of Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Rus- * * * nell's. After dinner they rode Kaye Cooper Weds Robert Arnold over to see the ski tow at Boyne Mary Hitchcock was called to Mountain Lodge. Roscommon Wednesday, January Rev. E. Boeve, pastor of the ONLY $100 20th by the sudden death of her % • * Ellsworth Christian Reformed ara Jansen, daughter pf Mr. and The bridal table, decorated cousin Boyd Funsch. Burton See Clarence Healey if you Church, officiated at the double Mrs. Harold Jansen of Ellsworth with baskets of white flowers and Hitchcock of Gaylord accompan• want to buy real estate. Phone ring services Friday evening, Ja• was flower girl. Wilfred Jansen white candles, was centered by a ied her. LE 6-7210. nuary 22, when Kaye Cooper of and Kenneth Watson seated the large four tiered wedding cake * * * Ellsworth became the bride of guests. topped by a minature bride and The Peninsula Grange 706 Robert Arnold of Central Lake. groom. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Following the ceremony a re• will sponsor a bake sale to be ception was given for over 200 A program of musical select• Orchard Notes and Mrs. Harry Cooper and the held Saturday, January 30th at guests in the church dining room. ions, readings and skits was gi• groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Many are receiving nursery 9:30 a.m. at the Post Office Mrs. John Klooster of Ellsworth ven during the reception. And it Spencer Arnold. DAN'S SERVICE catalogues at this time of the Building. AH proceeds will go for was in charge of the reception, was closed by a few words and a year. All standard nurseries are the benefit of the polio fund. The church was beautifully de• and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jansen prayer by Rev. Boeve. i EAST JORDAN reliable. All trees sold today are * * * corated with baskets of white served as mistress of ceremonies. After a short honeymoon, the state inspeected for disease. Miss Patricia Pumfrey return• flowers and traditional wedding Joyce Wassenaar, Thelma Goe- bridal couple will reside at the Your local canning company ed to her home in Kalamazoo, decorations. Mrs. Thelma Addin- man, and Eleanor VanDerArk as• Spenser Arnold farm near Cen• buys in large quantities and can Monday, after spending a week gton, of Detroit and aunt of the sisted in the serving. tral Lake. furnish you fresh cherry trees at with her Grandmother Mrs. groom, played traditional wed• reasonable prices. That is, the Frank Lenosky and other rela• ding music on the organ and ac• Montmorency Cherry, our best tives. companied the soloist, Marvin known commercial variety for Shook, who sang "Hold Thou My canning, freezing, pies, desserts, Hand" and "Because" before the High Qualify ... Wide Selection ... Low Prices Make Millions Say etc. Prices for Montmorency South Arm News entrance of the bridal party and Cherry has averaged fair to good. "The Lord's Prayer" after the Mr. and Mrs. Don Hott visited We have more regular crops ceremony as the couple knelt at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goebel and the altar. in this section and less disease in family Friday evening. and on the, limbs and foliage and The bride was given in mar• roots of trees. There seems to be riage by her father, and Mildred less spring frosts in our further- Dorance Dean of Lansing Cooper, sister of the bride, was est north section adjacent to the spent the week end here visiting maid of honor. Cheryl Hall of big lakes and adjoining lakes. his sisters, Mrs. Wilbur Taylor Berkley, niece of the groom, was at Gaylord Sanitorium, Mrs. Bea• junior bridesmaid. Melvin Ar• Our cooler climate gives us a trice Graham at the Otsego Me• superior cherry. We have had nold, brother of the groom and morial Hospital and Mrs. Helen Herman Cooper, brother of the better luck on this west shore Campau. here in northern Michigan than bride, attended the groom. Barb- ^ • • the cherry growers of Door County Wisconsin have. Our spot The condition of Mrs. Beatrice beats any other spot in the Uni• Graham is reported as fair; EAST JORDAN ted States. That includes the Pa• RED RING—JUST ARRIVED—BUY A DOZEN TODAY! NEW LOW PRICE—DINTY MOORE cific, Northwest, Southern Mich• The Grange has decided to CHURCH NEWS igan, New York or anywhere. meet in the members' homes for the remainder of the winter. The UNITED MISSIONARY ernel Corn Beef Stew next meeting will be at the Ver- Rev. C. W. Thompson- sal Crawford home February 13. Rev. H. L. Matteson, former * * * pastor here, and now our Dis• 8-OZ. 24-OZ. Mrs. Grace Redmer visited her trict Superintendent, will speak CANS CAN THIS WEEK sister, Mrs. Lawrence Schuma• at the Morning Worship Service 69c 39c here Sunday morning January cher at the Charlevoix Hospital QT. 31st at 11:00 a.m. ORANGE PEKOE, 16-OZ. 7QA AT Wednesday. s iressing SULTANA, NEW LOW PRICE BOT. 35c Our Own Tea LESS THAN le PER CUP PKG. * * * The young people are to have a toboggan party on Monday Mrs. Emma Grabowski spent 1 Pea Beans MICHIGAN, JUST REDUCED BAG 59c Peanut Butter GRANDVUE Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. February 1st. ANN PAGE, NEW LOW PRICE BOT. W» The next Holiness Meeting will Henry Dougherty. l-LB. 8-OZ. be held on Tuesday, February 2 Margarine SURE GOOD CTN. 19c Baliarl Biscuits Admittances: OVEN READY PKG. 10c Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dough• at the Free Methodist Church at LB. January 21st—Lawrence Cies- erty and daughters were Sunday Central Lake. Evangelist J. C. Beet Sugar 10 LBS. 97« 25 LBS. $2.37 BAG 49c Ann Page Ketchup lewicz of Boyne Falls. dinner guests of her brother, Mr. Flewelling will speak at the eve• BO?* 35c January 23rd — Abe Steven• and Mrs. Louis Holm at Charle• ning service at 7:30 p.m. 27-OZ. son of East Jordan; Henry Ben• voix. * * * Sauer Kraut A&P CANS 25c Corned Beef Hash BROADCAST CAN
around $40. • : during 1954 in order that farm• City folks with a farm on their mind look at these figures and rub ers will come out on top. More The folder, entitled, "How to Make Beautiful Articles from Bur• INSURE! BE SURE! their hands. But chances are they are liable to come up here and pur• detailed information regarding lap Bags," is obtainable free from Tintex Home Economics Bu• chase a number of those 85,000 acres which are worthless for produc• the programs will be carried in reau, 485 Fifth Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. tion. next weeks edition of this paper. DON'T TAKE A CHANCE! * * • THE CHARLEVOIX county farm picture is not dark—in fact it's good for those who know what they are doing. No one knows when illness Livestock and livestock products earn our county farmers more will strike. Protect yourself than $1,000,000 each year. We have 255 dairy farms doing a half with a sound plan of Health million dollar combined business here. Poultry and poultry products bring in another $300,000 each year, The farm crop turnover brings Insurance, geared to your in more than $1,000,000 to our farmers. We have about 40,000 cher• individual needs. See us to• ry trees in the county producing well over $100,000 worth of fruit. day for the insurance pro• EVERYBODY READS Poor farmers attempting to work poor land impair the work of tection you need! good farmers and pose a future, threat upon all county taxpayers. ROBERT A. CAMPBELL AGENCY NEWS-HERALD ADVERTISING William M. Swoboda, Manager Where They Are From Complete Insurance and Bonding Service Service station men, businessmen and many residents often wonder where a certain automobile is from. This is especially true during the resort season. Through this handy list you can check the license plate and county the car is from. AA-DZ & WA-WT — Wayne LP-LRMarquette LEATHER CASUALS f EA-EZ— Oakland LS-LT — Tuscola FA-FP — Kent LU-LV -— Van Buren Ball Band GA-GP — Genesee LW-LX — Ionia AAA to C Widths; White, Tan, Green HA-HJ — Ingham LY-LZ — Allegan HL-HZ — Macomb MA-MB — Montcalm GS-GY — Saginaw MC-MD — Lapeer How do we know? $7.95 JA-JF — Calhoun ME-MF — Huron JG-JM — Kalamazoo MG-MH — Gratiot r JN-JU — Berrien MJ-MK — Hillsdale ^^.:^: Well, .. JV-JZ & WW-WX—Washtenaw ML-MM — Houghton KA-KE — Jackson MN-MP — Eaton Girl's Fancy Cuff Anklets KF-KK — Muskegon MR-MS — Midland KL-KP — St. Clair MT-MU — Sanilac KS-KV — Ottawa MV-MW — Branch 49c to 89c KW-KZ — Bay MX-MY -— Delta LA-LC — Lenawee NA-NB —Grand Traverse*. LE-LG — Monroe NC-ND — Livingston LJ-LL — Shiawassee NE — Gogebic RG — Ogemaw NH — Dickinson You are reading it right now— RJ -—• Schoolcraft NJ-NK — Cass Children's Dresses RL Gladwin NL — Clinton along with hundreds and hun• dreds of others who each week RN — Ontonagon NN — Isabella 1 to 6x look to the ads for their best RR — Iosco NR — Newakgo buys. RT — Alger NT — Chippewa .98 up RV — Benzie NV — Barry RX — Baraga NX •—Menominee SA —, Antrim* PA — Mason SD — Missaukee PC — Alpena* SF — Luce PE — Wexford* Dacron Blouses SH — Otsego* PG — Manistee* SK — Leelanau* PJ — Iron Size 32 to 38; Need No Ironing SM —. Kalkaska* PL — Mecosta SP — Alcona PN — Emmet* SS — Mackinac* PS — Oceana $5.95 su-—Roscommon PW;—- Charlevoix* That's why both reader sw —, Lake RA — Cheboygan* SY — Crawford* PY — Clare TA Montmorei RC — Presque Isle* And advertiser tc -—. Oscoda RE —— Arenac
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QUALITY FIRST. ALWAYS THE DRESS JOS. BUGAI & GIFT SHOPPE" Ellsworth Lumber Co. NEWS-HERALD ADVERTISING PHONE 40 Minnie Webster Des Jardins 111 Main St. LE-6 2731 The Serviceman's Letter South Arm Miles District Eunice Sommerville Wed Here Thursday Mr. and Mrs. August Bulmann* Mrs. Eunice Sommerville and Farm Bureau and two sons called on Mr. and Sommerville, Mr. and Mrs. Leo City which are all children of the Ernest Burt of Onaway were un• Sommerville, Mr. and Mrs. How• The South Arm Farm Bureau Mrs. Douglas Gilkerson Friday bride. Mrs. Olson also attended. ited in marriage Thursday, Jan• held their January meeting at the evening and watched television. ard Somerville and Thelma Ev• The couple left for Onaway uary 21st at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Thomp• * * :•: ans of East Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Friday where they expect to G. I. NEWS home of Alice Sommerville. El• son on Tuesday, January i9. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Gilker• City who are all children of the make their home. der Ole Olson performed the ce• Twenty one members and four son spent Saturday evening with remony with Alice Sommerville guests enjoyed a very pleasant Mr. and Mrs. Bill Grimm in Page 8 * East Jordan News-Herald * Thursday, January 28, 1954 and Dan Trojanek as attendants. evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Boyne City. Partee were welcomed as new * * # Mr. Burt is an Elder in the WIN OR LOSE! Hi Fellas: rence E. Streeter, 6600 AB Gp members and the Thompsons and Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Petrie and Latter Day Saints Church. Every few weeks we have the (P-L), APO 862, c-o PM, New Grahams rejoined. children of Grand Rapids were Ice cream, cake and coffee Before or After The Game good news to report that another York, N. Y. Perhaps by next Mrs. Nina French and Mrs. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. were served to the guests by the man is on his way home from Ko• week we will know for sure what Mae Ingalls gave their reports Douglas Gilkerson Sunday. hostess Mrs. Alice Sommerville. rea. This week it is Rodney part of Newfoundland he land• from the County Women's group i\t # Guests included, Mrs. Lorha It's Shrimp Night At Steenbergh who has been with ed in. and Board of Directors' meet• Mrs. Kenneth Slough and chil• Ingalls, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest the 84th C, B. N. in Korea for A long time ago—way back in ings. Douglas Gilkerson gave a dren spent Sunday afternoon over a year. October to be exact—Don Neu• talk on insurance. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. We have a new address for mann told us he was on his way The discussion topic was ab• Claud Gilkerson. THE ARGONNE Larry Huckle. He is in" Japan to Wake Island with one of the out taxes on State owned lands. ; .: '• * * * Rebekah's Meet near Yokohama but we could not new 95 foot Coast Guard cut• The group voted their approval Mr. and Mrs. Jake DeGroot The Jassamine Rebekah Lodge get his city address. Pvt R. L. ters. However, his plans were of the taxes as they now stand. called on Mr. and Mrs. William No. 365 held their regular meet• EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT Huckle, Hqs AFFE, AG Rad Div, changed quite drastically and he Bernice Fowler, Sect. Boss Sunday evening. ing January 20th with Noble APO 343, c-o PM, San Francisco, now is in Alaska. His address is * * * Grand Iva Rusnell in the chair ALL YOU CAN EAT $1.75 California. How about a note D. D. Neumann, EN-2, CG 95301, Farmer's Union Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kam• and 21 members present. = Larry and tell us if possible, what c-o Commander, 13th C. G. Dis• radt of East Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Neuman was re• SHRIMP PLATE $1.00 you are doing. trict, Seattle Washington. Can The Charlevoix county Far• Mrs. Sam Kamradt and family Serving'Starts At 5:30 5 ported very ill at Charlevoix hos• mer's Union held its county of Traverse City were Sunday Just now received a card from you drop us a line and give us a pital, and Mrs. Gevieve Stockims meeting with the Ironton local, dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Reno who has been with little of the low-down," Don? was also reported ill. All mem^ Jan. 19th. About 45 members August Bulmann and family.: the Marines at Cherry Point, Here's a letter from Eugene bers were asked to send cards. were present. This new local has * * * N. C. He writes, "Just a line to Pearce, the last of the three Ten members of the lodge SATURDAY SPECIAL purchased the Marion center Milton Bulmann spent Thurs• let you know you can cancel my Pearce brothers in the service. went to Mancelona on January paper as I am now a civilian ag• "It's been quite a while since I school house for their hall and day night with Neil Evans. ITALIAN DINNERS $1.50 members are repairing and re• .. # * * 6th for a District Visitation meet ain. I send my sincere thanks to wrote you last so here goes. I'm The next lodge meeting will be SPAGHETTI PLATE $1.00 modeling the basement into a Mr. and Mrs. John Heeres and both you and the people of East still here at Fort Bliss, Texas and held February 3rd at 8 p.m. Jordan for making it possible for still working in Hq & Hq Btry kitchen. family of Grand Rapids had din• SPECIAL: PIZZA Rose Kortan, reporter me to receive the paper. Altho in the Finance Office. Same old The Farmer's Union ACE ner Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Also serving Steaks, Chops, Chickens, Lobster Tails. I have never lived in your town, thing — punching a typewriter. (Antrim, Charlevoix and Emmet) William Boss. receiving your paper was like The paper comes through every credit union also met in annual * $ :•« getting another letter from home week right on time. Say you session and elected officers. Ar• Linda Murphy spent Friday af• Cherryvale CROSS TRIO Sincerely, "EX" Staff Sgt Ron• might change my address so that chie Murphy, of East Jordan is ternoon and night with Helen r ald Reno." it reads. Pfc Eugene R. Pearce, president; Bud Fisher, of Char• Addis. ; Extension For Your Dining and Dancing Every Friday and Saturday * . .-* It appears that Larry Streeter 1114 N. El Paso Street, El Paso, levoix is secretary-treasurer. The Chei*ryvale Extension WE CATER TO BANQUETS AND PARTIES is now on his way to Newfound• Texas. This is the address of our The ACE Farmer's Union buy• Mrs. Howard Donaldson re• Class met January 25th at the land. Anyway we have here a apartment off post. ers cooperative with Leroy Har• turned home from the Charlevoix home of Pauline Barnett. Ele• new address for him—A-2c Law- dy as president and Archie Mur• hospital Tuesday. 'Yes, I'm now Pfc. Made it ven members and three guests around the middle of October, phy, secretary-treasurer, is sup• plying members with merchan• Friday noon twelve boys came were present. The copper lesson 63. I'm now the only one of us was discussed and the basket les• three left in the service. Seems dise at lower prices. on the school bus to the home of Milton Bulmann to help Milton son planned for February. so short a time ago they were and Neil Evans celebrate their A special meeting will be held There's No Comparison both in and I was out. birthdays. at the home of Mrs. Coles Jan• SHOP IGA . 'Our weather this winter has Good Business uary 27th. The next regular been really nice. I think it only Sales and use tax collections Mrs. J. D, Frost called on her meeting will be February 22nd. snowed twice and then it didn't indicate that 1953 retail busi• daughter, Mrs. Lois Donaldson, Lower Prices Every Day stay on the ground. We have had . . . when it comes to OUR ness in Michigan was the great• Friday afternoon. ' ? qaite a bit of cold weather, tho. est in history. * •• * * PERSONAL ATTENTION Nothing else new so had better Mr. and Mrs. William Boss Catholic Club to your clothes. Let us sug• sign off for now. Eugene." LARGE FRESH EGGS doz. 49c gest fashion-right dyeing spent Friday with his brother, The Catholic Study Club met Don Olson left last Saturday Howard Stanek was in and and alterations to reclaim Rev. Donald Boss of Lucas. His Thursday, January 21st at the for service at Dover AFB in De• gave us a little low-down on his igarments! mother, Mrs. John Boss, accom• home of Mrs. Albert Lenosky. HILLS BROTHER'S COFFEE lb 94c laware. There he will be on duty base at Matagorda Island. The panied them and remained for a Mrs. Ole Hegerberg, who was in with the 1607th ABG. island^ proper is a low—below longer visit. charge of the program, gave a MARLENE MARGARINE ft 21c Earnest Evans brought in a sea level place where the bar• * .* $ . talk on the Life of Fulton Our- letter from Jim Nichols last racks and other buildings are RALPH HILTS Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Addis sler, and read several of his par• week and here is a part of it. built on 6 ft stilts. That is done called on Mr. and Mrs. Henry ables. WAXED PAPER, 2 rolls _____ . __.-__ 39c "We have 3 ft. of snow out here in case a hurricane comes by EAST JORDAN VonSoosten Sunday afternoon. Refreshments were served by and the temperature about 26 and raises the level of the water .'...* * * the hostess after the adjourn• above to 10 below. The trees are over the island. They have very FRANKS and NO JAX _____ ft 39c CLEANERS Jay Boss of Corbon, Ky. called ment of the meeting. The next all covered with frost. It is real• good fishing there. Mainly for on his brother and family, Mr. meeting to be held February 18 ly beautiful now. When the sun redfish—a troutlike fish which and Mrs. William Boss, Thursday. at the home of Mrs. Anthony NO. I GROUND BEEF _ __ _ft 39c comes over the mountains on they catch off the docks. Howard * * * Kenny with Mrs. Joseph Pienta them it's like a winter wonder• works with an air rescue squad Kay Gilkerson spent Friday in charge of the program. FOR SALE land. and he is engineer on one of the afternoon and night with Bet• CHUCK ROAST (young) ft 39c 'We live in little quonset huts. crash boats. They are high pow• ty Sloop. • * * !' USED FARM EQUIPMENT 12 men to a hut. But on the main ered, high-speed jobs that are NOTSCE built to get to the place a plane post they have 500 man bar• During February and March R. C. Case Tractor with has crashed in a hurry. Howard SHAW'S IGA SUPER MARKET racks made of concrete. This is our Super Market and Locker Horne loader and R. C. Culti• has participated in several res• Reed City Signs the headquarters for the Alaska. Plant Store Hours will be 8:00 LE 6-2501 EAST JORDAN vator. Good Condition. cues and he says it isn't bad un• The Chamber of Commerce at Command. There isn't anything a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Except Friday less you have one where you have Reed City has erected signs mar• much to do up here now but ski. and Saturday. Friday 8:00 a.m. VAC Case tractor with Row to pick up the pieces'in a basket. king four approaches to the city FREE DELIVERY BEER & WINE Boy Jerry would like it up here to 9:00 p.m. Crop Cultivator. Good Condi• because we are only 9 miles from Last for this week we have a on US-10 and US-131. Two signs Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 tion. Good Rubber. the mountains where they have letter from Darwin Morris over call attention to the fact that the the Ski Bowl. in Germany. He writes, "Hope Rev. George Bennard, Methodist THRIFT SUPER MARKET 2—Electric Ranges 'I have been here three weeks you had a Merry Christmas and minister and auhor of the fam• 2—Electric Refrigerators and I haven't seen an eskimo yet. that you have a good New Year. ous hymn, "The Old Rugged 1—27" Homelite saw The closest I came to seeing one Everything here is going good. Cross," is,a resident of Reed City 1—20" Homelite saw was to see the huskies they have We had a good old fashioned bliz• 1—Snow plow blade. on the post here. There aren't zard here last Monday and Tues• Yes! Now You / any glamorous women up here day. We .got our first snow of $50,000 Motel Full line of.farm implements either." Jim is at Fort Richard• the season just before Christmas. son in Alaska. 'I have CQ tonight so have lots Nearing completion is the Can See How A Deep and Shallow well pumps of time to write. We only get $50,000 Pine Ridge Motel a mile CQ once every two months. East of Gaylord and directly ac• Freezer paper and cartons. We'll See You 'We have a big Christmas din• ross from Hudson Valley Ski At the ner here, but the day wasn't Club on US-32. It will consist of Television much different than any other one building 224 feet long hous• Special discounts on 1953 day. We spent New Years in ing 12 units and another struct• refrigerators and freezers while Garmish. We did some skiing and ure with eight units. Owner is G. Set they last! Duck Inn skating while we were there. Earl Moore of Jackson. 'We want to thank you and all Famous Throughout the rest who make it possible for The all-boys choir of the Ev• Will Work In Northern Michigan us to receive the paper. We look angelical Lutheran Church will JU-2-7381 forward to receiving it each make their first appearance dur• Fine Food— week. Cpl D.D. Morris, 328 C-R ing the evening service Sunday, F. W. DILWORTH & SON Excellent Coffee Co, APO 108, c-o PM, New York, January 31 at 8 p.m. Your Living Room N. 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