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NUMBER 17 BUCHANAN. MICHIGAN THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1937 SIXTY-EIGHTH YEAR SCOUT COURT OF HONOR HERE MAY 4 Hold Banquet Gym Show To Be Held at High School Tonight, Fri. Ni in Legion Hall Clark Reports I ~- Now H ere9s 650 to Appear Milestone in Transcontinental Air Service Wins National Good Quarter■ ■ «• c- For staArk Award ‘V oi 1?1« Honors ProgKim PAWWdWww ••/.y/> y/i the . During Program Writing Award Report of Clark Equipment Company and its subsidiary, Clark An attendance of 275 is antici Proposition Follt Dances, Demonstrations Jack Marble, B. II. S. Junior, Celfor Tool Corporation, for the pated at the co-operative dinner of Games and Exercises First Boy to Attain quarter ended March 31, 1937, and court of award to be held at showed net income of $310,812 to Be Shown Scholastic the Legion Hall next Tuesday after interest, depreciation, de evening, May 4, for the members velopment expense, and federal in Again a national honor has of the three Buchanan Troops and The pupils of the hoys’ anil come tax, but before provision for Cneh. come to a student of Buchanan their families. girls’ physical education depart undistributed profits tax. This is High School in the field of crea Mrs. A. S. Root is the general Hunk ment, directed by John Miller and equal after dividends paid on 7 tive writing. Jack Marble, a junior chairman in charge of arrange- Miss Ahegra Henry, will present per cent preferred to $1.24 a share I jnents with the following assist- of the annual gym show at the high was awarded fourth place in the division of historical articles of the on 237,641 sharei of common an to: Troop 41, Mrs. R. E. Donley •school gymnasium tonight and stock. In the first 1936 quarter net thirteenth annual Scholastic con (and Mrsv A. S. R oot); Troop 80, Hills tomorrow night, April 29 amt 60, Was $54,254, or 14 cents a share, Cornm.s test. His article, “When Dad Was Mrs. Jesse Leggett and Mrs. Con beginning at 7::{0 p. m. on 233,776 common shares. a Boy,” relates some interesting Kelley; Cub Scouts, Mrs. Lester S ex: uhis event is one of the, most stories of early life in Nebraska— Lyon and Mrs. R. G. VanDeusen. jiopular of the school year and of a very hot day when his father There are 87 members in the three regularly overtaxes the seating and his uncle killed the hogs by Stage Poetic troops. ' capacity of the. gym. In the throwing pails of. cold water on It is anticipated that there will They’s exceptions, but a feller neighborhood oi 650 children will them to cool them; of the country be nineteen tables, and each will ■usually gits about ez much ti'pbbel take part in The colorful event, school where a German boy, twen 7 Pageant May 4 be presided over by a host and hostess, this arrangement elimi ez he is looking for. which includes folk dances in ty years of age, six feet tall and costume, demonstrations o f having a blond and curly beard, Drania, Of Pageantry Writteii nating the necessity of waitresses. games, rhythmic : dances by low mingled with the little six year By Mrs. Thompson at Oscar Noli, Berricn-Gass area . The following tribute to spring er grades, relay races and dem olds and read from a chart. The Pres. Church executive, will be a guest of honor. in the English cockney style has onstrations ofcalisthenics ami sunflowers grew so thick and- tall H. C. Stark will be master of cere With inauguration of 15M»-hour service from coast to coast by the United Air Lines, the evolution <*f trans N?een going the rounds of the press acrobatics by girls and boys. that you couldn’t chase a jack monies. The dinner will start at continental air service in the past decade is pictured above. 1—Pioneer, single-engined mail plane, carry fo'r. several years. The program follows: rabbit through them, and the cul A poetic pageant will be pre-, 6 p. m. ing two passengers, which stai'ted first schedule in 1027. 2—Modern air-cpndilioned mainline/, equipped with Ode To Spring And All That Rhyrnatic Animals, FlfSt' Grades. ture of that day was enriched by sen ted at the Presbyterian church i The following is the host and two 14-cylindev engines with a. lop speed of 212 miles an hour. Kr-Spring—You perfectly price Seals, Rabbits, Ducks. a lending library and literary Tuesday evening, May 4th at 8:00 hostess list: less old thing. Two Deep, Second Grades. societies with which his grand when Mrs. Jack Bishop’s division Troop 41—Mr. and Mrs. Frank I’m frightfully bucked at the signs Circle Game. , mother was connected. of the Home Service department Hahicht, Mr. and Mrs. William Donley, Mr. and Mrs. John Kobe, that one sees. “Captain, Jinks", Third and Jack Marble is the first boy to of the Presbyterian church will Mr. and Mrs. George Chain, Mr. The jolly old sap in the topping Fourth Girls. receive national recognition in sponsor the event. Mrs. Susan Fuller House, Party Burned, One Announce Camp and Mrs. William Beardsley, Mr. . old trees American Folk Dance- 'oi creative writing; although in the Curtiss will be in charge of the The priceless old lilac .and that and Mrs. Allen Pierce. Obstacle Relays, Third and past years Marjorie Campbell, tickets and the pageant will he open to the public. Troop 80—Mr. and Mrs. Ciar- sort of rot. Fourth Boys. 6 Brick Mansions of Civil War Days Madron Schedule Alene Riley, Pauline Topash, It jolly well cheers up a chap, does Oats, Peas, Beans and Barley Cherry; Blossom Heim, and Vir Mrs. H B. Thompson will read ence *'ulks, Mr. and Mrs. Carl . it not? ...... Longworth, I n n i v i i i A w l - k Mr. andn i4 Mrs.hiTv-r, T.1E. /C. ’’I Glow, Opportunity Room.’ ginia Wright have had their writ the poetic pageant, “When Clubs It’s so frightfully bright; so iunaz- Built By Local Merchant 2500 Families in Berricn-Cass Pascoe, Mr, and Mrs. Frank King, Relays, Fifth and Sixth Girls. Seniors to Stage ings published in the national high Were Trump,” written by herself ingly right , When Town Had Trade Area Get Bulletin Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Strayer, Mrs. Circle Games, Fifth and Sixth: school weekly, the Scholastic, and and Maud Stewart Beagle will tell And one feels as one feels if one From Wide Area “ Money to Burn” something of interest about each Rebecca Sands and son, Winston. boys. ■ ■ in Saplings, a book collection of got rather tight. The annual senior play is to be woman. 'Mrs. Josephine Kelley will Cubs--Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dei- Nine-Court Basketball, Seventh The first official announcement the best high school writings in There’s a tang in the air if you The fire whicn nearly destroyed presented May 14 in the high play the accompaniments. fiinger, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burlcr, Grade. Girls. Of the 12th season at Camp Mad the United States. 7500 high know what I mean the C. H. Fuller house at 116 West school : auditorium, the drama ron is made today with the mail schools and 50,000 students com Mrs. Thomas Grimes will re Air. and Mrs. sam Rouse, Mr. anj Calisthenics, H. S. Boys.1. And the grass, as it were, is so Front street Thursday afternoon selected by John Elbers, director, ing of the bulletins to the Boy, peted in the various fields of this semble the.cave woman; Mrs. Wm. Mrs. John Russell, Mr. and Mrs, “ School Days’’, H. S. Girls. ; frightfully green. marked the passing of one of Bu being "Money to Burn." Scouts and the Cubs in the Ber- year’s writing contest. C. Downey, Portia, who portrays John Elbers, Mr. and Mrs. William Tap Dance; We shall soon have the jolly old chanan’s half dozen brick man , Three weeks have been spent in rien-Cass Council. Camp Madron The award; Will be presented to wisdom and talent in playing the Nelson. Marching, H. ,S.: Boys. bee on the wing—Er-Spring.- sions built by the "merchant prin rehearsing and the actor3 have the one of the highest rated camps in the winner at the Honors Convo piano; Mrs. Helen Garmon, as Mr. and Mrs. H. C, Stark will be '; Old fruit! You’ve given old Winter "Highland Fling, H. S. Girls. ces” of the Civil War days. first and second acts well in hand, I the country will be' opened for ap cation, Mary 21. Queen Elizabeth will play and hoot and hostess for the official the boot.:. Scotch Dance. The Fuller house was built by They are now memorizing the proximately seven weeks this sing; Mrs. Wayne Smith, as Joan table. It maybe necessary to add The'voice of, the tailor is heard in "Chinese S oceeiS ev en th Grade Jacob Luther in 1866. Luther had third act. The east selected com summer. The camp staff is being of Arc will sing “Marseillaise.’’ other host names if the guest list grows. ,/■'.; fhe land, " , : !■ Boys. a “genera;” store where Glenn prises Marion' Miller, Phyllis, De- Selected will again be headed by P. T. A . President Mrs. John Miller, as an ‘ early ' (I wonder what my rotten credit Apparatus, H, S. Girls. Smith’s, store now is. The other Nardo, Jeannette Levin, Virginia the Scout Executive, Oscar Noll. Names Committees American, will play a lilting will stand?) Apparatus, H. S, Boys. houses referred to are the present Wright,' Bdward Smith, Max 'His staff is being selected at the minuet; Mrs. Lottie Bell as Bar Business Notes And the birds and the flowers (but Figure Marching, H, S. Girls. L. M. Dosenberg house,- built by Beadle, : Robert Neal, Melvin, present time by the Camping bara-Fritchie will wave the Amerir especially the birds) Tumbling, H. S. Boys. Perry Fox; the present Strayer Campbell.’ ’ Committee of the Area. One of Mrs. George Chain, president of can flag as “The Star Spangled : Will be looking too perfectly 'Pyramids, H. S. Boys. v house, built by L. P. Alexander; the most interesting features; this the P. T. A., was named delegate Banner" is sang in unisen. Mrs, All records for carload ship priceless for words. "Rainbow, on the River” , 2 Sev the house now owned by Mrs. Paul year will be the new sailing equip to attend the state convention to Eulalia O’Toole as Susan B. An ments out of . Buchanan were ; We. shall have to get stocks of. enth Grade; Girls... Wallace and formerly used as a Marie Rudoni ment which w'as presented to the be held at Petoskey, at the April thony will sing “Beautiful Dream broken during the month of March new ties and new socks,. ' Tap Dance. hospital, built also by L. P. Alex Council at Christmas time by the meeting Monday night. The pres er” ; Mrs; Louise Jerome as Har with a total of 142 cars, as com-i . And of course we must alter the "Slompln 'at the Savoy", II. S. ander; the present Swem, Funeral Pfesident, Mr. Louis C. Upton, and ident named the committees for riett Beecher StoWe, will read a pared with a previous high of 134 ' ; jolly old clocks. ■ Gins.: .■ Home, built by Charles Clark; the Taken By Death his son, Philip. There will be six the following year, the chairmen selection from "Uncle . Tom’s cars out in one month during, So a young fellow's fancy turns Tap Dunce. C. F. Pears, home, built by William sailing snipes on'-, the waters and being; program, Mrs. John Kobe; Cabin." . World War -days. Figuring in the naturally toward Pears. The latter house was there- will be several instructors membership, Mrs. Fred Moyer; Mrs. Harry Lyddick will demon record was the fact of heavy ship The river and Nancie or Betty and partially destroyed by fire years Member B. H. S. Sophomore who will teach the boys sailing. hospitalization, Mrs. James Sem- strate how the comic-strip char ments by Dry-Zero, and the fact Lords. 10-Year Old Is ago,. and was remodeled ■ to its Class Was III Only Many new features will also be j pie; .finance, Dr. E. T. Waldo; i‘e- acter, Maggie Jiggs, rules with a that a strike of truckmen in the In fact— .as I ’ said- -you're: a price Clever Artist present smaller size. Two Days introduced in the handicraft sec ( lief, Mrs. Reba Lamb; grades, rolling pin, and plays . classical Detroit district had forced the less old thing. The builders o f these homes tion of the camp. Special instruc Mrs. Mabel Walton; Girl Scouts, music. Mrs. Arthur Knoblauch. j Clark Equipment company tn : -. : Er-Sjiring. . were Buchanan business men of A tragic event in micnanan in tors are being engaged to handle ( Mrs. E. C. Pasepe. portraying Carrie Nation, will sing j route shipments from the Buchan* Old bean! It's w ell--it's-you A set of clever freehand draw the Civil. War period and after. the past week w as. the sudden this part of the work. i Dr. Wirt, South Bend ertheden- "Where is My Wandering Boy : an and Berrien Springs piau.s to : . know what I mean, 1 : ings by Jack Proud. 10-year-old Business was excellent during the passing of Marie Clesta Rudoni, , Weekly hiking trips out of the ist, gave an illustrated lecture en Tonight?’’ Mrs. George Chilcott; that section by rail. It’s time I was oiling ,the jolly old son of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Civil War and these men invested 15-year-old daughter of Mr. and camp, and possibly overnight pral defects. The fcllcwing group will act the part of a male teaeh- ______bat, ; : Proud, Hudson Lair \ was brought some of their profits in imposing Mrs, Steve Rudoni, and a popular camps, will also be a special fea pf girls from the Girls Glee club er, with a class of six, will sing So cutting a long story short and into the Record office : yesterday mansions, which Were popular member of: the sophomore class of ture this year. Special arrange sang: Carolyn Webb, Catherine several school numbers and Mrs. A transaction o f more than all that, by his cousin, E. F. Mittan of Bu then. It is said that a number were the Buchanan high school. ments are being made this year Wynn, Jclianna Burks, Betty Jack Bishop and .Mrs. Pankhurst l usual interest in the recent past The theme of this jolly , Old Song chanan. The drawings /are the will sing a duet. Mrs. Thompson! was the sale of the Bainlon or- ruined financially , in the ensuing The girl was ill less than - two fo r the program on visiting days Ryan, Marie Mentgemeiy, Bever that I sing- - , more remarkable from / the fact will close the program with a vo- I chard on the Niles road to Clyde hard times of the seventies. days, the’ complaint starting as which are going to be Sunday and ly Koons, Marjorie Welkins. Is —er Jolly old Spring! that young Proud attends a rural cal selection. ^Voorhees of Dowagiac. Mr. Voor* That was before the Pere Mar a cold .and developing into pneu Friday. Announcement has been school and has never had any in ) hees owns aiid operates a farm at ...... —Desmond Carter. quette railway had been built up monia. Her high school class 'at made that the camp will not be struction. The Pfouds are frequent Indian Lake. He expects to man the lake to St. Joseph, and the tended the funeral services at the open to visitors on any other day visitors at- the Mittan home and age the orchard with the co-opera trade from the basin now occupied St. Anthony’s Roman Catholic during the week. Mr. and Mrs. Grossman Heat Home Mr. Mittan has encouraged the tion of his father, Charles Vooi- by the Baroda, Bridgman and church in-a body, and the church Special empnasis is going to be ROUND ABOUT boy to develop his talent. The lad hees of the Redbud Trail. There Sawyer' communities and from was banked'with one of the most BUCHANAN spends . much of his spare time placed on pioneering this year be In Trailerville at 25c Per Month are 1200 trees in the 18 acre or much of the lake district came to beauitful displays of flowers ever drawing, his: usuaL subject being cause of the intense interest in chard. Ultimately Voorhees will Buchanan. Trade was large and seen in Buchanan. Father John. R, a bird or animal. The set which tower building and things of that five-ply wood, scaled with a glue build and make his home here. • Over in the M. E. church notes profits were good. A t one time ac Day was in charge of the funeral, type. This is also going to fit in Owner of Four Houses Takes preparation. The windows are all the Record was permitted to in cording to an Old newspaper of the . you will see a notice Of a birthday and interment was made in a with the new program of Indian to Home on Wheels to fitted with rubber stops that ef spect contains some very life like days immediately following the party Friday evening for Atty. A. mausleum at Oak Ridge ceme lore and pageantry Which is being Follow His Trade fectually check all draughts. The realty firm of Boyce & representations. ■ - war, there were three weekly 6 A, Worthington, . who: passes his tery. Pallbearers were Wilbur formulated at the present time. The Grossmans are not exactly Boyce announce the sale of a 12 papers here. Not even the names ^ 80th mile stone that day. The Strayer, Louis Fascoe, Donald Special awards are going to be Buchanan's Trailerville addition transients without property ties; acre tract, M. O. Burdette selling of all have come down to us. 1 party will be given by the Bethany To Bless Blossoms Roti Roti, Vincent DeNardo, Mike given for the different types of to date has consisted of one trail they pay taxes to the state of In- to Ralph Ed. Huston of South A story is told of the construc class which he has taught for 33 DiGiacomo, Ed. Rudoni. - activities which will be handled. er, the residence during the past diana on four houses. One of them, (Bend. The tract is on the Wagner at Filstrup Field tion of the Luther house. • When years. Atty, Worthington started She was horn in Buchanan Oct. The camp periods this year will winter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter at Ligonier, is fitted with- their j stone road immediately across One of the contractors was plac the study of law over (10 years ago 27, 1921 and, died at her home at open on Sunday afternoon, with Grossman of Ligonier, Ind. own furniture. But the man is a, from the Conant fruit farm, south-. There will be ,a new feature of ing the heavy scroll work on the in the offices of his father-in-law, Blossom Week this year in the 302 River street at 9:25 p. m. Fri the evening meal, and close the Mr. and Mrs, Grossman have machinist and during late years of the Borceus school, Huston cornice, a passerby called up: made their residence in their trim Atty, Jacob Van Riper, one time form of the "Blessing of the Blos day. She was a member of St. following Sunday with the noon he has been unable to secure con plans to build later. "What are those hooks for?” little home on wheels parked back - attorney general of Michigan, soms," which will be held at Fil Anthony’s Roman, Catholic church day meal. Visitors will also be wel tinued employment at his trade in “Those are to hang the monkey of the Mary Flynn home oh Ry- regent of the University of Michi strup Field, Benton Harbor, at and of the Girl Scouts. Her par come for these meals if reserva any one place. He would get a gan and county judge of probate. on," replied the carpenter. In the ents suryive. She had no brothers nearson street during the past Fifteen Buchanan WPA workers 7;30 p. m. Sunday, May 2. tions are made in advance. rush call from some plant, go He has practiced law continuously s’ mg of those days the "monkey' or sisters. The community extends Plans are also under way this winter. To the beleagured house under the direction of Ed Kaliing In addition to the ceremony there and establish himself in here 58 years, being not only the was the mortgage. sympathy to Mr, and Mrs. Rudoni, year for the entertainment of the holder, trying to adjust his budget rented quarters at some inconveni began work relaying brick at Hi.- there will be an address by Dr. ranking attorney of the city in different organizations in the to winter heat expense, it may be ence, work full time and over time west end of Front street Monday. Cole, president of Kalamazoo Col point of seniority but also in the Ulysses S. Bristol counties, such as the Service of interest to know that it cost 25 for two or three months after lege. There will be singing and county, Start Construction Clubs, who give a great deal of cents a week to heat the trailer. which the job might drop off to Carl Tkaning has purchased the music by a brass ensemble. The r». It’s a problem where we ought Ulysses S. Bristol passed away time to Scouting. A special picnic The Grossmans had a small heat nothing. Finally they hit on the Howard Ferris house at the inter exercises will be through in time Dry-Zero Addition to put this—but some way we Wednesday night at 11:15 follow for all the parents and friends of ing stove which they stoked with trailer as the solution as a home section of River and Portage just can’t bear to put it in the for attendance at regular evening ing an illness of several days, “rom Construction work was started Scouting will also be held on the coal briquettes. A very moderate during unsettled working Condi-' streets, -society column. Tuesday evening services. A large crowd is ex double pneumonia and complica on the new addition to the local grounds on July 4th. There is also fire kept the place so warm that tions. the Buchanan Co-op boys got to pected, and admission will be tions. He was born August 12, Dry-Zero plant Monday by the going to be a fireworks display in they had to keep windows open in • They pay Mrs. Flynn $4 per L. B. Spafford has a display o; gether in D's cafe and gave Bob free. 1872 at Little Fish Lake, in Cass Sollltt Construction company of the evening which will be excep the coldest weather. The secret of month for parking space, which the most modern, scientific de Koenigshof a Sort of a “Farewell county and had spent practically South Bend, with E. Bans of tional. this warmth is the airtight outer includes lights. They are hooked signs in bows for archery in the to all that" party. Bob jumps off his entire life in this community. South Bend as superintendent. The camp Will open to the boys and inner surfaces and the dead on the Flynn lights. They do their Weekly Meetings ' , . _ _ ,, ,, , window of the Mills hardware the dock soon. We don’t know the He i§ survived by his wife, the In addition to the 112x200 steel, who go to the National Jamboree air space between. The outer wall program or procedure of the party at St. Anthony’s former Eva Berger, and by four brielc and concrete factory addi for a pre-training course on June is of leather; the inner wall is of interior is°n„a,!!!!. a Very snug „ home 7 for store. Among the late converts to the ancient and honorable sport Probably it is just as well. But it Father John R. Day is holding children, Clara, Betty, Frank and tion, a 20x60 two-story office 23rd. This comp will last for three two. In one end is the bed, which is James Everingham. explains something the general a series of weekly nleetings at St. Wallace, by one brother, Harvey building will be constructed at the days. One June 27th the Cub out at the camp and with the intense can be made over in a couch by public may hot have understood. Anthonys Roman Catholic church S. Bristol of Buchanan, and a sis north end. ing will open and there will be two interest already displayed this day. At the other is a sort of Last year (Leap Year) Bob was Tuesday evening, starting at 7:30 ter, Mrs, Belle Weikel of Detroit. Work was begun also the first periods for this group of boys. The year it looks as though Camp breakfast nook arrangement con- One of the interesting new. bombarded with Valentines direct p. m. These talks are popular ex Funeral services were held Satur of the week by Charles N urrie,. regular Boy Scout camp will then Madron would be filled to capacity slsted of two seats facing each tilings about Buchanan is the ed to the “crusty old batchelor of planations of Catholic theory and day afternoon at 2:30 at the 3wem Kalamazoo railway contractor, on open July 11th and continue long before its opening. Applica- j other, with a folding table which counter railing at the Babbitt - Days Avenue." Now we know. He practice. The public Is cordially Funeral Home and interment w os' the extension of the switch 200 through until August the 8th, Last tions are already coming in from 'lets down between. Four people Lumber company office. This la ' (Continued on Page '4) invited to attend. made in Oak Ridge. *feet north. 1year over 3500 visitors registered outside communities. (Continued on Page 4) (Continued on Page Two) f PAGE TWO THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1937 *------pies. The next meeting will be Business Notes Men Initiated Perfume jBm fett (ttmmtu M r r n r i i Queen and Children at Concert held at Berrien Springs M ay 3r*d. j Blossom Knights History tells us that hundreds of Published by Plans are being m ade to have the j years ago perfumes were used ex THE RECORD PRINTING COMP AN T state director at this meeting. (Continued from Page One) clusively by men, and women Editor . . . . . W. C. I iawej Mr, and Mrs. Frank Strunk faced with specimens of various Plan Frni Parade feared to use them because they Business Manager . . . A. B. McClure spent Friday evening with Mr. woods, including several kinds of would be considered masculine. Entered as second class matter November 20, 19X9 and Mrs. William Strunk. pine, oak, maple, cypress, cedar, This group of fun lovers are Buchanan. Michigan, under tile act of March 8. 1879 Richard and Robert Koenigshof white wood and other varieties. figuring the. best fun parade .in Blossom Week history, They have spent Sunday in Chicago. WE CLEAN AND D. iDigiacomo reports that he been working for weeks on de EN ROUTE TO MORE TRAFFIC ORDER The I. O. O. F, lodge members SHINE SHOES and their families will hold a pot has the floor lowered on the south tails and ire encouraged by the Have, your shoes re-soled with During the nine years that the writer has been in the luck Supper at their hall Satur half 'the Davis * garage quarters hearty response of entires. The prime flexible leather, Buchanan community he has been periodically bombarded day evening, May 8. and is now starting to lower the committee is headed this year by with such questions as the following: floor on the north half. The old Al,‘ Nordberg who has had much Modern Shoe Repair Shop Why don’t you say something about the business men oak Sills under tHe floor are still experiej/ce along these lines. 107 Days Avenue beeping their cars out from in front of their places of bus Wagner News sound after over 60 years. Davi’s re A povelty this year is the selec iness so the customers will have a chance ? Why won’t you ports that all the evidence he has tion'of a King who will rule -over discovered under the floor of the the parade and the Saturday nite lay something about limited time ‘for parking in the down forme? Record print shop is one ball. 1 Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Quirk, |own section? About parallel parking so the streets will dead cat and a pocketbook. Evi The praade this year is' Offering Chicago, spent Sunday at their not he so congested ? And more of the same. dently a newspaper, man's since it $400 In prize money as follows: home here. ] The, traffic control in the past has been haphazard, was flat. ’ • Groups 1—$100, 2—$75, 3—$50, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dickow plainly because the sole day officer combined the jobs of 4—$35, 5—$25. ’ CHOCOLATES >olice and street commissioner. Increasingly, and especially and son, Charles, Jr., spent Sun Mark Treat's box of cabbage Singles: 1—$15, 2—$10, 3—$7 :or the past year, his duties as street commissioner called day with Mrs. Dickow’s mother at plants still flaunts bravely to the 4—$5, 5—$3. for MOTHER’S DAY Cedar Lake, Ind. frosty air in front of the store, ex Comic Bands: 1— $25, 2—$15, lim out of the business section. Traffic went its own sweet Miss Doris Whittaker and MAY 9th way and behaved as might have been expected. emplifying the hope—"If winter 3—$10. friend, Ray Foster, Chicago, spent comes, can spring be far behind?” King of Blossoms $25.00. Now there is a day officer who is devoting his entire .Sunday with the former's parents, Queen Elizabeth of England and her two daughters, Princess Eliza Whenever we get discouraged Entry blanks can be secured at Her favorite confections .i t |ime to traffic control and there appears to he a chance of Mr. and Mrs. Will Whittaker. beth (left) and Princess Margaret Rose as they attended a concert about Spring, all we have to do is either the Benton-Harbor or St. Mrs. Clem Savoldi and Mr. and here direct from the makers more order. Some of the things he is setting out to enforce, recently at Central hall, Westminster. The concert was for London to go back _ and look at Mark's Joseph Ohamberiof Commerce. Mrs. Will Whittaker lyent ‘to . . . in a rich variety o f beauti however, bring up more insistently than ever the matter of children. cabbage plants. . ' Surrounding communities are prolonged parking in the business Section. For instance, if Rensselaer Friday to attend the urged to make entries. fully decorated packages. Call in i o one is to be allowed to double path even to let some one funeral of Mrs. Whittaker’s aunt. The St. Joe Valley Creamery has It will be a big night. and make your selection NOW . Mrs. Ed Wright and Miss Lau- out of his car, the matter of parking convenience gains im and family, Niles, were Sunday “Friendship quilt," the property of installed a new 15 horse power callers on Mr. and Mrs. Charley Mrs. Esther Kinney of Buchanan. rene Wright entertained Wednes Steam flue boiler, which occupies WisncrY Corner portance. It becomes increasingly a matter of public accom day evening at a party at the Mexico’s National Song Storm; the former is still confined This quilt was made by the Ladies less room than -the old boiler, Mexico’s national sang is “Mexi- DRUG STORE modation to encourage all who are in business to park their home of the-former in honor of ars off the* main streets if possible. , to his bed by illness. William Un- Aid of the Oronoko church in canos, al Grito de Guerra” (“Mex ruh is’ assisting with the farm 1892, and on it are inscribed in their birthdays. The Tuesday and Thursday icans, at the Cry of War” ).' I ■ in the past there has been prejudice, largely, deserved, work. needlework the names of those Mr, and Mrs, Elmore Pratt and HigWt bowling leagues are wind gainst parking in the city lot back of the stores on Front Mrs. Ada Sheeley and brother, ladies whose dresses are repre baby of Chicago are spending the ing up the Season’s play this week, find Main. But the glass and debris that endangered tires John Rhoads, were MondUy din sented by pieces in the quilt. Sev week with Mr. and Mrs. Milton the latter league holding a ban has been removed, and a light installed. Monday morning ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank eral of the names were those of Mitchell, - " - quet at the Clear Lake Woods there were about a dozen cars parked there, i including three Clark. pioneer Mt. Tabor women, includ The condition of Miss. Clara hotel tonight. :, business men’s cars. Is it possible that there might be Mr. and Mrs. David Kramer ing Mrs.'Quint, the mother of the Hartlino is improved but she is more? Or are there other places in the rear of the business left Monday on an extended west late Flavilla Quint Spaulding, Mrs. still in bed. Store windows are now point houses that might be fixed to accommodate business men’s ern trip. Maria Tabor and “Aunt Bessie” ing toward Mothers’ Day, May 9. (krs and thus make more parking space for customers? The Maple Grove ladies Aid Ingleright. This, quilt and seven others formed a very interesting PORTAGE PRAIRIE | In addition to the full time services of Frank Kean as Society will hold an all day meet Local grocers and meat mar ing: next Thursday at the home of part of the “ Quilt Pageant.” traffic officer, the city, in collaboration with the Lions kets are abandoning the idea of Mrs. Roy Mitchell. C. J, Wilson oi Buchanan Wednesday afternoons off and club, has purchased the services of the National Safety Ml’s. Jesse Toland, Benton Har bought the quilt which was sold Mr, and Mrs. Cassius Shotwell Sunday morning closings, after a Council, supposed to include a traffic survey by an expert. bor -spent tlie week-end with Mr. and Stanley Marsh bought the and Miss Mary. McCarthy of Chi test o f a week. Perhaps if such survey is made it will carry more weight, and Mrs- LeRoy Payne, Her moth comforter. A fine entertainment cago, were: guests o f Mr. and Mrs. than the random suggestions of amateur traffic critics. er, Mrs. Bertha Payne accom program was given, including in Clarence Huss of Portage Prairie Sunday. They-called on Mr. and Steve Raich Marries panied her home for several weeks strumental selections by Howard Mrs. Lucille Weaver stay. Barbour singing by Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Howard Barber and Mr. and Mrs. J. Sullivan in the afternoon. Mrs. Dorothy Hanover,' Mrs.' Stanley Marsh, . song by Lucy The marriage of Steve Baieh Miss McCarthy is sailing on the Lydia Slocum and William Unruh Marsh accompanied by Mrs. Stan and Mrs. Lucille Weaver, both of were business callers in Niles, ley Marsh, songs by Leo Wire of “ Queen Mary" for Europe on June MAY DAY SPECIAL 9th. . ‘ Buchanan, took place here; at 2 GALIEN NEWS Tuesday. . Baroda, who accompanied himself p. m. Saturday, Atty. G. H. Mrs. Albert Jannasch, Mrs. Aus on the guitar, songs . by Mrs. Batchelor, justice of the peace, SOFT WATER tin Dodd, Mrs. Frank Sunday and Louise Barnes, accompanied by tying “tlie knot. They m ake. their SHAMPOO AND SET The baseball team of the Galien Thursday afternoon. Berrien-CassJScouts Mrs. Ward James, spent Saturday Miss Daniels of South Bend. A home at 212 'East Dewey Avenue. Ht|h. School played its first game Mrs. Effie Couchman spent the in South Bend. fine supper was served. In all frohi Heads Meeting Here OIL PERMANENTS $2.00 and up oifssthe ;■ neW I athletic field. Thurs Week-end with Relatives in . Niles, A. number of Ladies from Galien the sale of articles and the silve? day- defeating Baroda 7 to 3. Hart- returned Sunday to .the home of, gay.e a miscellaneous shower to offering taken for the supper the The monthly meetings of the The Name Inverness MACHINLESS PERMANENTS $5 and up line, ..pitcher for Baroda; Hecka- her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Fost Mrs. Irvin Davis ('nee Mrs. Mae sum of $56.70 was realized. Boy Scout commissioners of the The name Inverness is Gaelic and -thbrtt, Thompson and Beegar Were er where she will remain for a Swank) at her v.o.-.-.e :n LaPorte, Berrien-Cass • area was held at means “ the mouth of the Ness,” •pifcbei'3 for the Galien nine team. couple “of weeks. Wednesday evening. D’s Cafe Tuesday evening. Local Ness is from Die Scandinavian, meaning a nose. Hence the name ’jfcrs, O., W. Gropms entertained Ira, Sizer, Sawyer, was a bus Mrs. L. K. Babcock and daugh commissioner Claude Carter1 was IRIS BEAUTY SHOPPE Baker town News means “ the mouth of (lie nose.” PHONE l-F-1 DAYS AVENUE the - Womens’ Department, of the iness caller vin Galien, Friday. ter, Barbara, Detroit, spent the in charge. L. D .. ' church ,'at. her home ;•, ■son,.. LaVerne Week-end with, her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Charles Clark. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lysle Graham- Mr. and Mrs.: Albert Schaafsma, were in Kalamazoo Wednesday of: spent Saturday in South Bend. last week where they visited their; Mr. and 'Mrs. Robert Burrus son Gordon. and family, Mrs. Margaret Burrus Erick Swartz and Frank Far-"* and grandson, Buchanan, were BLOSSOM FESTIVAL ling were in St. Joseph Saturday Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mortbn Hampton. on business. 'I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth.Bowker ’ Arthur Woodman and sister of Program and family,. South Bend, Mr. and Chicago spent Sunday at his sum-5 Mrs. W ill Kiley were Sunday aft mer cottage here. , : ernoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farling has purchased as MAY 2-9, 1937 George Kiley, South Bend. small piece of land.of E. Swartz,' j SUNDAY, MAY 2 and is building a cottage on it. * " ■ Mrs. Leota Keen of Marer^o, * 7*30. A. M.— Sunrise Service at Filstrup Field, Benton Harbor. 111., came Thursday of last week V Auspices of Twin City Ministerial Association. Large choir— North Buchanan a Blessing of the Blossoms. Dr. Stewart Grant Cole, Pres, to spend a week at the J. H, Red jj Kalamazoo College, speaker. den home. ^ 8100 P. M.—Sacred Concert at Benton Harbor High School The • county highway force is Mr. and Mrs,' Robert Reamer £ Auditorium, by High School Symphony Orchestra. patching the Redbud Trail with and family spent Sunday evening- hi gravel this week, starting from with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bromley. the Buchanan city limit and work Mrs. Nettie Drew, who spent MONDAY, MAY 3 ing north. the past two weeks in the John 8115 P. M.—Concert. James Melton, Tenor, of radio and con- Mr. and M rs.. George Barmore Redden home, returned to her * cert fame, Benton Harbor High School Auditorium. Auspices spent Sunday afternoon at the home at Kalamazoo Saturday. i of Monday Musical Club. Lester Fedore home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Annabell a Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fedore and and Mrs. Carrie Rand, Mishawa WEDNESDAY, MAY 5 son, Richard, spent Sunday at ka, Ben Annabell and Mrs. Chas. Carsbn City, where they helped * 6:30' P. M.— Queen’s Reception and Banquet at -Whitcomb Duke, -Eolith Bend, were dinner celebrate the 50th wedding anni ! Hotel. St. Joseph. < ■■'■■■ guests at the Dalenberg home on versary of Mrs. Fedore’s grand f 9:00 P. M.—Queen's Coronation and Belli at Shadowlanll Bail- Sunday. parents, Mr. and Mrs. William t room, St. Joseph. Coronation Pageant. Crowning of Queen Mr. and Mrs. Lane Dalenberg jj by Governor Frank Murphy — Entertainment Features, George. Were guests of the former's bro S Mildred Harris Chapman, Hollywood Orchestra. Mr. ahd Mrs. Charles Sebasty ther, Arthur Delenborg, at New - V' ' % had as their guests Sunday Mrs. Buffalo Monday night. i j . THURSDAY, MAY 6 Weikel, Detroit, H. S. Bristol, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lane Dalenberg and Mrs, Forrest Sebasty of Three and son Jack accompanied by Mr. « 2:30 P. M.—-Rural School Phradc on streets in St. Joseph, Oaks, Mr. and Mrs. Verl d a rk and Mrs. Arthur Dalenberg of and family, and Mr. and Mrs. j 7:011 P. M.—Crowning of Bud Queen and Grand Juvenile Ball, New Buffalo, will go to Holland * Shadowland Ballroom, St. Joseph. AH danders under 14 years Harold Sebasty and family. Saturday evening where they will 7 ‘ o f age. 10:00 P. M.—-Dancing for adults. North Buchanan fruit growers be week-end guests of the Dalen-: i » report that pear and apple buds berg brothers' sister and husband, " FRIDAY, MAY 7 are very Well set and are pro -i gressing satisfactorily) with pros Mr. and Mrs. Simon Verb. : 3*:00 P. M.—Pet Parade on streets in Benton Harbor. Evening pects that there will he blossoms Elmer Lauver had the misfor * —Illuminated Mardi Gras Parade under auspices of Knights tune to lose a horse Sunday. i .. of the Blossoms. out by the end of nextx week. Services ai the Oronoko church Mrs. Joe Heim, South Bend, is « 9:00 P. M.—Drum and Bugle Corps Contest. Auspices Fourth spending a few days at the Best 7 District V. F. W., Filstrup Field, Benton Harbor. Cash Prizes. Sunday morning were swelled by 7 Winners appear in Saturday Parade. the attendance of the following home, with her husband. !. Conferences in the afternoon. Public meeting in the evening, Chicago people, out to their sum J. Casey of Chicago, who has a of Horticulturists and Fruit Growers With Burr B. Lincoln, mer homes for the week-end: Mrs. summer home On the bank of You don't need an umpire to tell you you’re safe when you buy a ’ State Commissioner of Agriculture. ’ Charles Clarkson and daughter,' Pike Lake, had a load of lumber * Betty, Paul Clarkson and friend, delivered Co the place and plans Ford Dealer’s U$ed car. Ford Dealers are reliable. Their reputation GUARA,NTf F * SATURDAY, MAY 8 Mr. and Mrs. Eric .Dali, James to build a new bam. . stands behind every used cOr they sell. Their stocks are LARGE. Christian, Mr. and Mra. Eugene ^ 1:30 P. M .—Mammoth Floral Parade on-streets of Benton Har R & G iliodtis RENEWED AND Berry and sons, Frank and Genie. Their prices are LOW. bor and St. Joseph. Beautiful Floats, Bands, Drum dorps, GUARANTEED! Many usdd car Comics. Also Blossom Queen and Her Court. Their attendance was very wel Dayton News bargains offered by ford boaters ; 9:30 P. M.—Knights of the Blossoms’ Ball. Beautiful Style come. 4, The used car you want is waiting for you at your nearest Ford ’ Show—Entertainment. Crowning -of the King of Blossoms, Artie Weaver gets honorable are R & O cars. They are the d Awarding of Prizes, Shadowland Ballroom. Bob Widmar’s « mention this week as the _ only The boys and girls 4-H club Dealer’s. It’ s priced to lit yottr' pocketbook. It’s ready to drive. You cream of the used car markot. Indiana Roof Ballroom Orchestra. farmer who planted oats in the held their local achievement night You must be satisfied or you got Dog Show—American Kennel Club. Central Spring Show Cir can pay for it on easy terms—as little as $15 monthly. past week (Or were there oth at the Dayton I.O.O.F. hall Wed your monoy back —liko that! If cuit, two days, Saturday and Sunday. Sponsored by Indian ers?). Most of the farms are so Hills Kennel Club at Brown Bros. Garage, Benton Harbor. nesday evening. There was a nice See your Ford Dealer right now. Walk in— and “ drive a. you want the vory best used car» wet that nothing can be done. But display of articles made by the tr look for iho R & G emblem. on some of the more sandy farms boys and girls clubs. Mr, and Mrs. bargain1” out! V .. . SUNDAY, MAY 9 100% satisfaction or 100% refund* oats were planted three weeks Lurkins were present and gave * Mother’s Day and Blossom Sunday with fitting observance in ago and are now rotting and will short talks. A short play was also all churches. Drives through Blossom Land over logged and have to be resown. enjoyed. After the program light Mr, and Mrs. A. F. Kann had as marked routes. refreshments were served. 2:30 P. M.—Air Circus, Benton Harbor Airport. Auspices Twin their guests at dinner Monday Berrien County Junior farm bur City Chapter N. A. A._ Mr. and Mrs. Dean Clark. Mr, and eau met Monday night, April 19, Mrs. Elmer Clark and daughter, at the Berrien Springs high Mrs. Ruth Johnson and Mrs. Nina BLOSSOM FESTIVAL COMMITTEE Ratliff and daughter, Bertha school. A very interesting meet Ruth. -' ■ ing was held. R. J. Martin of the of BLOSSOM WEEK-HORTICULTURE, Inc. Michigan apple institute, gave a RENTON HARBOR ST. JOSEPH A feature of the entertainment by the Mt, Tabor Ladies Aid at very interesting talk on the sub the Grange Hall Friday was a ject of advertising Michigan ap- THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1937 THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD PAGE THREE
Mr. and Mrs, A. G. Haslett and broadcast as a sustained program of 24 girls. She made a very love Mr. and Mrs. Fred Franz of Niles over a national hook-up. The Or ly appearance and the city had a New Type Television Receiver Developed attended a district postmasters’ chestra will be on the air at 12:30 right "to feel that it was well rep convention at the Midvale Coun- o’clock EST. resented. Mrs. Ralph DeNardo •V . I try club near CenteiviUe Satur and her helpers deserve commen y w ------day night. dation for their work. JiOCALS , , V , Miss Buchanan m m W M Jack Hathaway,-Jackson, visit Mrs. DeNardo asks all Buchan m m m K k Mr. and Mra. Earl Bristol mo Atty and Mrs. John Lyddick and ed from Friday until Sunday at O ff To Chicago an people who wish to attend tho' tored to Battle Creek Saturday to Mr. and Mrs, Allen of Gary, Ind., 1 the home of his father, Cleon Queen's Banquet and Coronation spend several days, the former go- were guests over the week-end at if mm Ball at the Whitcomb hotel on the Hathaway. 9- r ing on business connected with his the home o f the former’s mother, r * Miss Buchanan, alias Sylvia Mae evening of May 5 to make reserva pattern works there. Mrs. Susan Lyddick. W m £ i Supt. H. C. Stark is attending tions with her. Banquet charges the sessions of the School Mast Wallace, leaves this week-end for Mrs, F. R. Montague and Mrs. Mrs, Cress Watson has received Chicago to spend the week with are $1.50 per plate. ers Club at Ann Arbor today and Harry Smith left Saturday by au word of the death of her uncle, the Blossom Queen’s party there, tomorrow. tomobile for Buckhannon, West William Turner, at .Berthoud, returning in time for the Corona Miss Martha Fagras, who is re High Price for Eggs Virginia, to visit the former’s son, Colo, Mr. Turner had visited here tion ball May 5. Miss Wallace was ceiving treatment at Pawating1 Hen eggs sold for as much as” $1.30’ Richard Montague. and Was known by a number, He the fourteen to be eliminated out hospital, Nile3, for a mild case each during the Californio gold rush, Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Gamble, was a pioneer of northern Colo of encephalitis,” is improving. wore guests for the week-end aR rado. Mrs. James Peacock is expected the home of the latter’s parents, Miss Natalie Snyder, who is ill Mr. and Mrs. . William Harris, i to arrive Saturday at her home at the home of her sister, Mrs. on North Detroit after two weeks Jonesvilie, Mich. I Ed Stults, is about the same. spent in Epworth hospital. South Mr. and M rs..Guy Young and\ Guests Sunday at the home of Bend, following a major operation. their guests, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. |, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stults were the Mrs, John Rehm was able to Johnson, Chicago, visited Sunday Misses Natalie and Rosemary -jA- Unless you benefit from your .return from Epworth hospital Fri with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lyd-j Snyder, William Berkey and Wel- day and is improving at her home dick, Bainbridge. I vin Knight, all of Goshen; Miss here. dealings with this bank, there Mr, and Mrs. Earl Yoder and] Isabel Lutes and Bud Keim of Robert Willard arrived yester family were, guests over the week Now Paris, Ind., Carl Shank of day afternoon to visit until this can be no permanent benefit end with: the former’s mother and South Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin evening with his .parents, Mr. and other relatives in Goshen, Ind, Dillon and family. Mrs. Warren Willard, He leaves William Shinn is spending the • Mrs, H. D, Stevens accompanied • for us -jlf I t is good Selfridge Field early in May in week in Whiting, Ind., looking aft Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walters the Douglas plane C-33 for Muroc er business. and family of Niles to Battle S etv ic e Lake in the Mojave Desert, Cali business and good' , Mr. and Mrs. Philip Frank visit Creek Sunday,. all visiting at the fornia, where he will be with the ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 'I, home of Mrs. Steven’s son, Pearl FOR MUTUAL BENEFIT Cohen, Benton Harbor. 17th Pursuit sqUadron until early banking for ns to Burgoyne and family. in June. . Students at the California Institute of Technology at Pasadena examining a new type of television re ceiver developed nt the institute by Harry R. Lubekc. A television demonstration proved a major attraction center our efforts upon rendering as 10,000 visitors jammed the show rooms of the school. Miss Beardsley Plays in Detroit good service to you. We must Mr. and Mrs, E. N. Schram had Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Blake Miss Agnes Beach returned to A « P / f @ \ think of our interests only as they as their guests Sunday Mr. and and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dempsey her; homo in Jackson, yesterday Mis? Mary Louise Beardsley, lo Mrs. ’ Clarence Daniels, South were week-end guests of Mr. and after a visit at the home of Mrs. cal girl now a student at Olivet are linked with yours This DDE? A ft lav Bend. I Mrs. Marvin Mann and family M. L. Mills. College, will go to Detroit May 1 e * 8® irrooD stores i Goshen. . Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Rough visit | Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Balyeat to take part in the annual Olivet We have many out-of-the-or- idea is firmly fixed in the minds , ed Sunday at the home of the were guests Sunday of Mr. and College Symphony Orchestra dinary wall, patterns in design . Mrs. B. W. Cox, Elkhart. broadcast over the.N. B. C. Red White 20-oz. ^ ^ Try This New former’s brother, L. B. Rough and mi Momhcr ol the and coloring, at low price's. See' network. Miss Beardsley plays a of every officer and employee of Sliced loaf m wife, Portage Prairie. j | Miss Ann Penn of Patton’s Ca- y A S t I1 Bread Family- ’em at Binns'■Magnet Store. 17tl j fe was a guest from Friday until percussion instrument. The Olivet /• College Symphony Orchestra is Mr. and Mrs. Frank Forman of E, A. Orpurt and Mr, and Mrs. Sunday of : her parents, Mr. and this bank. W e are trying earnestly the only amateur orchestra to Elkhart visited Sunday at the H. VV.Orpurt and family spent Mrs. Charles Penn, LaGrange, home 6f Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Pang- [ uie weeic-end hi Peru, Ind,, with Ind. ALL FLAVORS GOLD MKDAL born. j uieir parents. The latter are to make this bank useful to you. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bostwiek now residing in Buchanan. Fred Riley is homo . from the and family motored to Charlotte, That Reminds Me— L . S P A R K L E Y 7 H E A T 1 E S University of Cincinnati for al Rummage sale, May 6-7-8,. rear Mich,, ' Sunday, accompanying' vacation of a week. , |room of Mich. Gas tk Elec. CO. home Mason Depue, who .had For Safety Rrcakiasl of Champions Mr, and Mrs. H. D. Raymond L. G, u, sorority sponsoring. spent several days here visiting Have you changed your Qdlien-^Buchanan State 35ank had as their guests Sunday Mr. | Rummage^sale next Thurs, to his daughter, .Mrs. Bostwiek and Oil Filter lately. p*
who sells the largest number o f Jumpin' Joe writes his brother and bass fishing until June 25. Edwin Hedlcr tickets to this show is going to Clem that he is still wrestling in win $400 In cash or a new Ford Australia, being in Sydney at last Among things seen about town V-8 Tudor Sedan. To date one ■or reports. It is late fall there and this past week was that of E. C. To Perform ganization has sold more than 125 winter is just settling in. He will Pascoe and a young man dragging er in the fourth grade here, is DOUBLE FEATURE his campaign to keep Waikiki tickets, another 77, and a third remain during the winter, starting a huge concrete roller up( the in PROGRAM FRI. SAT. sold as me glamour spot of the TWENTY YEARS AGO visiting a few days with friends in group 52. One person has sold 62. home toward Australian spring, cline on the former's landscaped universe it becomes necessary for Buchanan before going to Pitts “The Plough and the Stars,” a At Air Show The Air Show Ticket Office is at visiting South Africa, Italy,. lot o ff Third street. For all the him to fail in love with Miss Ross burgh. fictitious story of the Irish “Up Brown Bros. Ford Sales, W , Main France, Germany and England en world like the human teams you The Diamond Drug Company The Burskhardt addition has rising” of 1916, which Brings Bar who is about to walk out on a Tickets Moving Fast for Aortal St. Tickets are 50 cents including route home. hear about hitched to the plows in Will move to its new quarters in made more rapid progress than bara Stanwyck and a distinguish well laid publicity scheme of his Show, Climax of Blossom tax. the Old World. The main differ Week. the Lee Bank Building about May was thought possible a year ago. ed cast to the Hollywood theatre, concoction. Two round-trip flights on the Clem Sohn , “batman” who, ence was that in the Old World a. Within a year's -ime over 100 lots has been called the "greatest dra When Crosby discovers that he giant flagships of American Air plunged to his death at Vincennes, the team pulls the plow, whereas Chief Test Pilot Edwin C. Hed- The band boys have made a con have been sold a riel twenty houses ma of the twentieth century.” really is in love with the blonde lines, Inc,, from Chicago to New France Sunday, was an acquaint when last seen the Concrete roller ler of the Bendlx Products Cor tract wth a representative of the have been built and occupied. The That Jones Family is in again, beauty and that he must choose York will be given away to the ance of Richard Schram, who met had taken charge and was taking poration o f South Bend will he one Louis Runner Concert company addition is measuring up to Jim but this time it’s not a private between losing her or see his holders of "lucky” tickets. These the aerial stunt artist a number of the team down hill toward the fo r a lyceum course to be given in Clark’s expectations. scheme go boom, the climax is of the most sensational attrac will be chosen by the 1937 Blos times during a week of stunting at fence. light, for Slim Summerville and tions at the Blossom Time Air Buchanan during the fall months. The Bristol Pattern Works has reached. In the meantime Bums, som Queen at the air show inter South Bend. his orphan horse have moved in, Festival held at the Benton Har Quick work by Buchanan’s fire completed a pattern for a gun Bing’s assistant, and Miss Raye, mission, 3:30 P. M. Sunday, May 9. The American Legion is having Headlining the local spring adding a new amusing element to bor Airport- Sunday M ay 9th. department saved the house on case for the U. S. Gunboat Missis Miss Ross’ secretary, have been The winner of the New Ford will the interior of the postoffice re blossom showing this week are "Off to the Races,” Twentieth Hedler holds the world’s record Dewey Avenue owned by Mrs. sippi, and has received orders for Century-Fox production featuring making hey-hey while the tropic be announced at this time by John decorated. Fred Schwartz is doing the apricot trees, now in full sun shines, leading to further for consecutive tail-spins and is the work. Hiram . Bunker and occupied by two similar patterns from the the Jones Family. Kagel, Professional Announcer bloom in the rear o f the Clarence the Bolinger family. The two Russian government. complications! reported to be out to set a new from the National Sounii System Dempsey home on Short street record when he thrills the Blossom chemical fire engines under the The Junior reception to the “WAIKIKI WEDDING” and.by Chief of the Announcing Local business people and em and at the J. E. Cook home on Festival visitors on the final day ployees of South Bend firms living direction of Chief H. W. Riley seniors will be given tomorrow HERE FOR THREE DAYS SCINTILLATING COMEDY Staff Frank Blanning of Benton River street. Soon had the flames extinguished. evening at the home of Mrs. Mild TO BE SHOWN HERE Of this spring festival. He will Harbor, Assisted by Tom Mitchell in Buehanan, who have hitherto also do a series of difficult acro Don Rouse has bought a new red Broceus in the Bend of the “Waikiki Wedding,” a comedy A scintillating melange of mus and their committee. ' had an hour’s advantage in time batic maneuvers including the Ford car, River. of love and music in the South ic, wit, dancing, comedy and over South Bend, lost it this week most hair-raising stunt o f all— Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Adams are Mrs. Bertha Merritt of Niles Seas, brings Bing Crosby, Bob beauty, moves into the Hollywood Rock of Gibraltar Pale Gray with the setting of the clocks the outside loop—Hedler is one of For remodeling the interior of their entertained Mrs. Stevenson’s Sun Burns and Martha Raye here, Theatre next Wednesday and The Rock of Gibraltar is of a pale ahead to the daylight saving the few pilots in this country who home. day school class of which she was ■starting Sunday, in another fit of Thursday when Paramount’s gray limestone lormalion. schedule in the Indiana city, can successfully perform this act Mr. and Mrs. William Dempsey formerly a member at a potluck buffoonery o f the type that made "Champagne Waltz,” co-starring 'which was originated by the fam have moved into their new house dinner at her home yesterday. "Rhythm on the Range" one of Gladys Swarthout and Fred Mac- Buchanan fishermen report Twenty Years ed Tex Rankin who holds the re on Charles Court. the outstanding comedies of last Murray, and including Jack Oalc- ’ROUND ABOUT small luck on the opening of the Eighteen ladies attended. cord for consecutive outside loop H. S. Bristol is carrying his year. BUCHANAN trout fishing season Saturday, be Two of Buchanan’s oldest resi ie, Veloz and Yolanda, Herman ing. Hedler will also do a series right hand in a sling having This time Bing is a press agent cause of the turbid streams swoll dents are celebrating their birth Bing, Vivienne Osborne, Frank of consecutive loops with a single (Continued from Page one) strained the ligaments while day anniversaries today, Elder fo r a pineapple cannery in Ha-. Forest, Benny Baker and Ernest en by rains. This week they are roll through each loop—a very was never really crusty at heart getting their last of the blue gills working in hi3 garage. William Roe, 87, and Mrs. Jen waii—and in the furtherance of Cossart, begins its run. beautiful sight demonstrating his at all. It was just a defense me : Edward Grossman, a former nings Slater, 82. skill and precise ability in the air. chanism, intended to stand the Buchanan boy, has been called to Work on the foundation for the He also accomplishes inside loops local gals off until the Chicago FUNERAL HOME- take a position on the faculty of bungalow which Mr. and Mrs. Ar with snap rolls, two at a time at headquarters could take charge. Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh, Tells Memories of Old Sawmill -Glasses Properly Fitted thur Wray are building qn Lake the top of the loop—and he de Added Later: The preceding was Penn., as professor of history. He Street is well under way. clares he will not cease his aerial written before the party and hit has supplied tiiis city with is now a member of the faculty John Portz and family figured of Charlotteville, Now Bridgman neck-breaking speed until he does things fairly straight under the of Olivet College. His wife was in an accident about a mile east of an inverted tail spin. He is scried* circumstances. About the only EST- 1900 services » f unsurpassed -formerly Jennie Drummond, teach- the Country Club while they were necessary addition is that during Mrs. A. E. Holmes Describes seventies. He also conducted a uled to go on the program at 2:55 quality driving to Niles Sunday after the ordeal Bob broke down and Horse Railway From store there. After they had been p. m. and will perform one thing VV. G. Bogardus, O. D. noon. While they were passing a confessed that the date will be Does Bladder Irritation , married they went to the present, right after another for more than Masonic Tcmplo Bldg. rig standing in the road, the front Timber to Lake . May 15, the place the "little brick YET Get You Up? site of Baroda and there Mr. twenty minutes of dare-devil 225>/2 15. Main St. Niles hub of the automobile hooked in stunting. church around the corner” in Chi >N. Memories of old Charlotteville Holmes helped Michael Houser Wednesdays—Thursdays to the buggy, which three the ear It has been reported that many cago. Oh yes the girl is Miss MAKE THIS »5o TEST ‘ are recalled by Mrs.: A. E-. Holmes plat the new townsite. There also From 0 to 5 with ali their refinement, quickly to the left side of the road. Irma Shcllborn of Chicago. Re Flush the bladder as you would who was born in the old ■ sawmill he conducted the freight and ex new streamlined pianos will be on It skidded into the shallow ditch display at the show which will get maining regular guys on the Co- J. BURKE bile bowels'. Help nature get rid of town which preceded Bridgman in press business and the postoffice and overturned. Mrs. Portz and under way with an opening bomb Ops staff are Bennie Mctzgar, Ed 228 S. Michigan Si. they always cost less. ^ S’ impurities and excess acids which days when furnishing Chicago and on the new road north through children were held in the oar by at 2 p. m. Competition is growing Kell, Harvey Letcher and Dale SOUTH BEND, INI). dan cause irritation that results in the prairie west. With building Qalien to St. Joseph. getting up nights, scanty flow, the top, but Mr. Portz was thrown keen for the group or individual Nelson. BWSBgaKaHWE clear. He received a few minor in materials and fuel ; was the main The old LeRoy home was in a frequent desire, burning, backache industry of the lake front. log ' cabin, the only lathed and or leg pains. Get buchu leaves, juries. The windshield was smash ed, the fenders and front axle There as a girl she grew up in plastered home in the village. .■juniper oil and 6 other drugs made the sound of the hum of the Loop & Daniels from Chicago con into little green tablets. Just say bent and the top wrecked. Boyce’s service wagon was called and saws, and often in childhood she ducted the general Store. Straight Bukets to any druggist. In 4 days followed the planked trestle of the south four miles was the old saw if not pleased your 25c will he re brought the' machine back to town. old horse railway out to the lake mill town of Curtown, around tlw funded. Wisner’s Corner Drug front, then only a playground for Curtis sawnfill where Sawyer now Store. Apr, 8-15-22-29, Contractor Wilson Leiter has a force of men at work on the the children of the settlement. She stands was the sawmill town of. } grounds east of the Clark Equip went to school in a one-room Palnterville. ment company foundry getting school taught by Miss Hale, strict After the Pere Marquette was! ready to put in tha foundation for spinster lady from Boston who. built through and the timber had the addition to the plant. grounded them thoroughly in the been . moved back for several The Zinc Collar Pad Co. receiv common branches and, also if they miles the fruit industry started up ed a carload of leather costing pleased ill algebra, geometry, phil and Bridgman, as the town was “9fiumA M * * " 7 / • „ „ $10,000 from Chicago, Saturday. osophy ■ and; in the languages. now named became a main fruit, Appreciative of the growing de Life centered about the mill and shipping point. ‘ j mand for new houses, C, 'B. Treat- the railway. For a time her par . 4 will soon begin the erection of an ents ran the big hoarding, house Live Economically ? other house in the Treat addition. Which cared for 50 and more men. He already has two new houses A ll'w orked in the sawmill or in In Trailerville under construction. the woods. The railway extended west from the mill to the lake, passing through two tunnels under may be accommodated very com Lists Twelve two intervening rows of dunes, fortably at this table. The two straight to the lake. The old pier seats can be opened out for a bed! . Greatest American was several hundred yards south when required, giving sleeping; of the present Weko Beach build quarters for four, A wardrobe on Inyentors ings. The road also extended out the side takes care o f their West into the timber 2% miles. clothes, while trim cupboards in When the 100th anniversary The great logs were sledded to the the ends take care of dishes and- observance of the American pat road by oxen, there loaded on the other belongings. . - iM ent system was celebrated recent oars which were each pulled by a When it gets warmer they may ly, announcement was made of single horse .to the mill, The ca,rs move out to a lake or river front' the nation’s "Twelve Greatest In were low, 3trongly-built flat location. And whenever the spirit PONTIAC®) ventors” at a banquet attended trams, which carried only a log moves them they can, hitch, their SIGNED WbWt by over 1,000 persons at Wash at a time. The rails: were wooden car on in front and move on. They ington, D. C. The twelve great stringers. don’ t intend to spend the rest' of their lives in a trailer, they say, est American inventors, chosen to Many of the oak and -white wood X head the nation’s honor roll of but they have a notion to cruise logs were immense, six feet, in the about a little before, they Settle scientific genius, were named as clear. B. S. Bedortha, a resident down and pick out the most, satis follows: of the village years after, showed factory place to live. They had in Alexander Graham Bell, the tel a great whitewood plank at the and y e t—a tended to spend the past winter in ephone. Columbia exposition in 1893. The Texas, had the husband, not se- i ARS like these at prices like these simply And you cau plan on gelling terms to suit Thomas Alva Edison, the elec plank was four inches thick, about cured goo'd employment at , the j can’t be matched iu town.There’s n reason. your purse. Add these things up and you get 12 feet long and six feet wide in C PJ us-Powered tric light anfi the phonograpn. Clark plant. But eventually they j We must make room for the trade-ins on the value such as you have never seen before* Robert Fulton, the first com- the clear. Mr. and Mrs. George Will drift out of town along the 1937 Pontine and wc have slashed prices ’way Bargains like these arc naturally in big de j mercial steamboat. Bridgman, grandparents of the concrete ribbons looking for the below average to do it. What’s more, wc feature mand, and demand is what mokes prices rise Charles Goodyear, the vulcaniz- late sheriff, were- then residents of place they prefer to live in. It may KGoo
OFFICE NEWS An industrial arts meeting was day dream? May 8 —Class C Invitational ELDERLY CADDY held at Grand Rapids, Friday and George Riley learned to act his Meet at Buchanan. Saturday, April 23 and 24., Mr. Stark arid Mr. Mo.ore at age? May IS—Regional Meet at Kal ... THE MICROPHONE.. tended the Berrien County Super Sam McCormick left his car at amazoo. home and walked to school? News of Buchanan Schools intendent and Principals’ meeting WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF— May 21- -State Meet at East Monday evening, April 19, at Every senior handed his note Lansing, book in on time? Collected and Edited By Members of the Journalism Class Coloma. Jimmy King kept on friendly Wednesday afternoon, April 28, terms with his girl? Phyllis DeNardo and "Central” at 2:30, the gym show matinee Certain people forgot the knack broke up? YOU WEAK? Elbers Talks of IZ ZAT ZO ZAT— was held. This matinee served as of blushing ? I’S. Jaunita Naron of GRADE NEWS BUCHANAN HIGH SCHOOL MCO K. Grand Avc., a dress rehearsal and also allow People who leave for baseball Heratur, IH.. said: "Dr. Value in Life John Dale writes notes to a cer ed the students to see the show games did not interrupt class dis _ TRACK SCHEDULE 1937 I ’icrte’s 1-avorite Prescrip Mrs. Heim’s second grade took tion is exrellent to relieve tain junior? in the afternoon, this made more cussions? a weak, tired-out feeling, its first field trip Tuesday after "Isabelle” is the pet name of a room for outside guests Thursday Dick Dilley could keep away April 17—Triangular Meet Niles also headaches associated Mr. John Elbers, instructor of noon. The pupils observed the lark, with iunctional disturb certain senior boy? and Friday nights. The afternoon from Front Street? Dowagiac-Buchanan at Dowagiac the speech department at Buchan ances. It Is a splendid ton morning dove, frog eggb, and buds Virginia Arnold has deserted a classes had to be shortened quite Don Harroff got a new sport April 27—Niles at Niles.; • ic lo increase tne appetite an High School, spoke Thursday, of the oak trees. Richard Brewer of the L-xprrtant mother, too. It lias proved freshman for a junior boy? a. bit to allow this change for the roadster? May 7—Field day for rural excellent for me at soi li times.” April 22, before the journalism has had his name added to the Melvin Campbell wakens 'neigh afternoon. “Snipe” Weaver forgot how to schools at Buchanan, Buy of your druggist now I New size, tab students on the subject, “Specula lets 50 cts. Large size, tabs, or liciuid, $1.35. Dental Honor Roll. bors by whistling in his sleep ? tions on Life.” Miss Ekstrom's fifth grade Mae Britt Malmberg still goes He began his message with the made ptippet heads, painted them, with a tall junior boy? , question, “What is the reason and then dressed each doll individ Senior play practices are pro people strive?” He answered his ually. A radio loud speaker has gressing rapidly? question by saying, “ People strive, been installed in this room. Bob Neal Is putting his love people live, because they are con making ability to practical use in tinually looking for a pot of gold the senior play ? at the end of the Rainbow." As an Talks of Music Max Beadle and James Hause- . example of this he referred to an And The Community man are forever quarreling? individual who sacrificed his repu Margaret Miller and George tation, his children, everything, in Lauver were at Tower Hill last an effort to obtain his pot of gold, “Music and its relationship to Friday night? money, but his gold was the only the community means everything.” thing that he had in the world. according to the report given by Known only as “ Jim,” this eighty- SCHOOL SLANTS Like Macbeth and Lady Macbeth Mrs. Harry Thompson yesterday. two-year-old man is one of the most picturesque figures of the British at the end-of their trail, he found Mrs. Thompson has been in Baseball season started nearly golfing world. A caddy at the Sun- what he sought, but, what did it terested in music ever since she two weeks ago with a crushing nindale links near London, Jim is on hring him? can remember. When three years defeat administered to the "Bucks” the job rain or shine with an um In contrast to the money-seeker, old she made her first public ap b y Central. The score was 17-2! brella as standard equipment. Mr. Elbers told of a woman who pearance singing some Christmas However, Buchanan’s team had went out at all hours of the night songs at the church. Mrs. Thomp practiced only twice prior to this es are sewing on cotton dresses. to aid the sick in her community. son is at the present time taking game and certainly that should be Milk desserts such as custards and She received no pay for these ser- lessons from Richard B. Young in considered before condemning the corn starch puddings are being w vices; but, when she died, there Chicago. “Any one who has a will team too much. The New Troy made in the seventh grade home f .was not room enough to hold the to sing can cultivate a nice sing game was much better, the outsid economics classes. The boys’ home people and the shower of flowers ing voice,” said Mrs. Thompson. ers winning by only fi^e points. economics class is studying the that they had brought her. She There should be more commun Members playing on the regular many uses of rice. really had found a pot of gold far ity singing taught not only in the nine are: Donald Virgil, Richard Sections one and three of the superior to money. glee Clubs for the high school stud Donley, Dale Leiter, Dale Simpson, ninth grade English class are Mr. Elbers continued, “Looking ents, but to the grade children as Olen Smith, Jack Polley, Lee studying the various orations that at one another, I find that I do well. Miller, Mark Heiney, with Ken were given after Caesar’s death. not know your generation; and Strange as it may seem, music neth Luke, Kenneth Jesse, and Select memory passages were you do not know mine, so one is sung through the mind, not the Wallace Lewis, alternating as learned and mob psychology was must not be too hasty to criticize vocal cords. All music whether it pitchers. revealed when the speeches at his j-ijpjjAsbther. As you grow into my be jazz, love song, or lullaby The orchestra committee for the funeral were given. A field trip '' generation and a little beyond, you shopld be sung so the listener can prom has been busy “trying out” was taken for the" purpose of ob will begin to reach the crest of receive some message: serving nature in the beginning of life; and you will have to feel A t a music convention held in different orchestras, and they ex pect to have one selected very spring, and everyone wrote a your way along to be sure o f your Detroit last week the idea stress poem or a theme on it. The lines self. Finally, when you draw near ed was that there should be more soon. The prom is only a month away. May 28, and already stud composed by Lorraine Pletcher the end of your life, your pot of music for the people in general. ents are making dates for the big showed especially keen observa gold is whatever you are or what "To me,” said Mrs. Thompson, event. tion. you have done. Your memory is “ the . most interesting speeches: your pot: of gold.” were given at the convention by Nearly all plans for Skip Day have been completed by the seni DANCE ORCHESTRA PLAYS a Jewish rabbi, Catholic priest, FOR GYM SHOW TONIGHT and a Protestant minister as to ors. Of course, the date is a big JUNIORS PREDICT REST secret to everyone in school, but PROM IN HISTORY OF li. H, S. the effect of music in their churches.” In the church music is the destination is to be Chicago, The music for the gym- show, becoming more important every So. underclassmen, one bright.day which will be held in the High With' the junior-senior prom day. .. Soon the halls will be entirely void School Gymnasium this Thursday about one month off, it is not too “Five years ago I began to teach of . seniors, and you'll know that and Friday, w ill. be furnished by soon to begin planning for what music after being urged by several they left bright and early (6:30) the High' School Dance Orchestra, the juniors hope to be the best pupils who wanted to take les and won’t be in town again until directed by Mr. R. R, Robinson. AKE up your mind now to see America to squeeze the last mile out o f every gallon. after midnight. Y , . prOm in the history of Buchanan sons.” .. fir s t this year —there’ll be nothing-out ■ ’High School. The juniors gained For her leisure moments, Mrs. M So why hang back? '^'here’ s a place for you a large'iamount of money from the Thompson observes, “I find much HIGH SCHOOL NEWS front to spoil the. view if you do "your looking in the top-flight crowd this year — so bring annual junior play this year, and relaxation in listening to Rudy HAVE JOB they are determined to spend it all Vallee and other crooners. Lily Shorthand students, are studying from the seat of a Buick! yourself up to this great straight eight and put on the prom if necessary. Pons beats them all.” the short vocabulary which com lor reliable, local man vvlio can The class states, “ We are going "Outside of my 'home I would pletes the work in the manual. work steady helping manager Your first toe-touch tells you: you’ve got yourself there! , to buy the most attractive decora give up everything else except take care of our country bus Office practice students are typ iness. Men- make $75 a month tions; and we predict that the gym my music,” concluded Mrs. plenty of what it takes to get you places in ing business letters. The book at first. Address Box 783, care The price, if that’s what’s holding you, now will be a very picturesque scene, Thompson, showing how much she keeping class is working on prac of this paper. ( ■ and one that the seniors will never loves her avocation. tice sets. Typing classes are con the surging, soaring lift o f its valve-in-head ranges lower than ever in Buick history—a forget. As for music, we are sorry; tinuing to type manuscripts. Name straight-eight engine. but the dance orchestra has not Buick SPECIAL four-door sedan, for instance, SENIORS HOLD The senior English section is A d d ress__ as yet been selected. However, CLASS MEETING working in exercise books. The now costs less than some sixes! you can be certain that it will be authors, Scott and Lamb, writers And in this great Buick you’ ve got the steady, one of those ‘low down, red hot, during the romantic revolt, are be solid, level-rolling bulk of a real road-wise Come on —take the lead!. We are waiting ■ 4 swing outfits.’ ” A senior class meeting was call ing studied in eleventh grade Eng . ** The only message that the ed by Melvin Campbell, president, lish classrooms. Sophomore class automobile—a tough, rugged, beautifully bal to show you how little it takes to own the juniors wish to give to the seniors April 20, during home room peri es are reading oral literature of at this time is: “Come prepared od. After the usual preliminaries the United States. This includes anced mechanism under, you that’ll take all boss among this year’s automobiles. for a good time.” of roll call and the secretary’s Indian folk lore, American ballads, That Reminds Me— you can give and more. A minutes of the last meeting, -the cowboy songs, lumber-jack songs, For Safety FOOTBALL TEAM TO BE president turned the meeting over and Negro spirituals. to Mrs. Dunbar, class adviser. It’s time to change Motor H ere’s an engine that knows DRESSED IN NEW UNIFORMS The eighth grgade English class Oil—Make it ISO-VIS “D” .Mrs. Dunbar discussed the old bus is reading “A Midsummer Night’s no .equal for its ability to get iness: payment for caps and •Dream.” Seven grade history Standard Garage & “ Our football team is really go gowns, invitations, and cards. The students are studying customs of the most out o f fuel. H ere’ s ing to be dressed up next year in new business brought up was in the Puritans. Super Service “ an outfit such as they have never connection with Skip Day. A defi Girls in the eighth, ninth, and Portage and Front an aerobat carburetor built had before.” This statement-was nite date was set, and, as has been tenth grade home economics Class- made by Mr. P. J. Moore, hign the custom for the past several school principal, who had definite years, Chicago will again be the ly picked out a set of fifteen new city visited. MONUMENTS — MARKERS uniforms for the boys of next It was decided that tickets for Place orders now for Memorial Day r years team, . . the senior play will be distributed Open Evenings and Sundays The uniforms are maroon and to members of the class very soon, VICTOR E. FERGUSON white, tbp pants .being all maroon and Charles Wesner was appoint John F. Russell. CEMETERY MEMORIALS and of whip cord, a more durable ed to write all advertising articles Pipestone Road at Napier Ave. BENTON HARBOR PHONE "98' •- . . ’ . <* ■ '■ ■■ # • type, of cloth than the old ones. about it for county newspapers. Near Entrance Crystal Springs Cemetery L The jerseys are maroon in body Jeanette Levin. volunteered to PHONE 9658 ■BSBSP with white Shoulders and sleeves, Write to several newspapers and shoulder" pads being o f a very high inquire, about interesting sight grade. The head gears are all seeing trips which the whole group, White. might enjoy. • A committee was A sample suit is being sent to appointed to make out a schedule the school as a check to see that of these for the morning. Charles every thing is as it should be. Wesner was appointed chairman When It arrives, it will be put on of this, while Kathryn Morgan- How Will You Replace display in the hall. theau, Eva Kovich, and Clyde Shaffer will serve under him. NEW TROY NINE Losses Caused by Windstorms? POUNDS BUCKS 7-2 Buchanan High'School Baseball Schedule 1037 The business-like and safe way is to have a Windstorm Insur April 16— So. Bend Central there, ance Policy with this. reliable company and let it pay your New Troy’s baseball nine pound April 23—Berrien Springs_there ed two Buck Pitchers, Jesse and April 26—Dowagiac ______here. loss when a cyclone destroys your property. Luke, for 12 softies which they April 30—Berrien Springs — here. turned into 7 runs, while the Buck May 4—G alien___ .______there. For Fifty-Three Years this big company has been paying batsmen were solving the offer May 14—Dowagiac______there. windstorm losses to Michigan property owners— ings of D. Pletcher, Trojan mound May 13—So. Bend Central_here. K ace, for three hits and two runs. May 21—Galien .______here. / Buchanan pushed her two mark Over 4% Million Dollars in the Last 25 Years. ers across the plate on hits by STRING SCENES :> -»»•** . Leiter and Virgil in the first in ■>3'vy> . , . ' j v Damaging windstorms have visited Michigan annually for $0 .-.•x v ' ' ■-* •sV6' ning; after that the Trojan pitcher years and more. Better Arrange for Your Insurance. kept things well under control. By Lorraine Pletcher New Troy scored one counter in A terrible cyclone struck this property August 22, 1936, causing a loss of $1,490 on barn and The roads of the countryside other buildings. The property belonged, to the John Naken Estate, section 33, Overlscl town the second, one in -the third, two Which curve and bend ship, Allegan county. This company prompUy paid the loss. in the fifth, and three in the sixth Are dusty tan ribbons frame. The Troy sluggers got to Which have no end. Jesse for five hits, two runs, and The creek flows merrily on its way Things Every Property Owner Luke gave up seven hits and five Gurgling' and laughing as though rims. < in play, Should know About This Company-— The Maroons were handicapped Like a narrow sliver ribbon Careful business management by experienced men. Insurance Company - By inexperience, hitting slumps, Winding its curved way. and by hurling that was a bit wild The new green of fields Home Offices Hastings, Michigan V and ineffectual. Now released from the snows Agents and Adjusters quickly available throughout Michigan. . Score: Make bright pretty patches The largest company of its kind operating in Michigan Buchanan___ _ 2 0- 0 0 0 0 0—2 Through which the creek flows. New T r o y _____ 0 1 1 0 2 3 0—? —English Nihe. PAGE SIX THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1937
BUILDING AND LOAN STOCK In tlie Matter of the Estate of months from the date o f this or ary, 1930, in Liber 157 of Mort taken in as part pyament on Cassie Ellen Waterman, deceased. der and that In default thereof gages, on page 594, on w hicl)^ purchase of Frigidaire, radios or Charles A. Waterman, having filed said Bill of Complaint will be mortgage there is claimed to bo washers. Walter E. Thaning. his petition, praying that an in taken as confessed. due on the date hereof the sum of 15t3c. strument filed in said Court he ad It is Further Ordered that with Four Thousand Four Hundred CLASSIFIEDS—Minimum charge FOR SALE -$300 piano $150, $80 mitted to Probate as the last will in forty days, this order shall be Forty-seven and 10/100 ($4,447.- 25c for 5 lines or less, 3 issues buffet $35, davenport $20, ta SHOE REPAIRING — See Bert Dayton iu. E. Cmirch Methodist Episcopal Churcli and testament of .said deceased published In the Berrien County 10) Dollars, under the power of 50c, cash in advance? 10c addi bles, chairs, bath tub, beds, cul Marsh, 306 Days Ave. for spec O. J. Snell, Pastor Thomas Rice, Minister and that administration of said Record, a newspaper published in sale contained , in said mortgage tional on charge accounts. tivator, plow, heifers. Closed ial prices on shoe repairing. 2 o’clock in the afternoon, church estate be granted to Herbert Roe Sunday school at 10 o'clock. the County of Berrien and that and the statute in such case made CARD OF THANKS, minimum Saturdays. Mrs. Martin Pear 15t3p lervices, or some other suitable person. and provided, notice Is hereby Mrs. Glenn Haslett and Mr. Con such publication be continued charge, 50c. son, Range line rd„ brick house 2:45, Sunday School. It is Ordered, That the 17th day therein at least once in each week given that said mortgage will bo WE ARE PAYING the following Kelley, Superintendents. near Hand school. 17tlp Of May A. D, 1937, at ten A. M., for six weeks in succession. foreclosed by a sale of the mort prices for poultry. Heavy hens Morning worship at 11 o’clock. St. Anthony’s Koman Catholio at said Probate Office is hereby Dated April 15, 1937. gaged premises, or some part 17c; Leghorn hens 14c; Stags The special music will be an FOR SALE FOR SALE Building lots in var Church an appointed for hearing said peti FREMONT EVANS, thereof, at public vendue, on ious parts of the city oi> will 12c. Wm. Schrader & Son, Father John R. Day, Pastor them by the choir with Mrs, Beu tion. Circuit Judge. Saturday, the 3rd day of July, A. FOR SALE: - Sow and pigs. E. C. build to suit. R. R. Schwartz, Three Oaks, Mich. Phone 36, Mass every second and fourth lah Kelley directing. The offer It is Further Ordered, That D. 1937, at twelve O’clock noon, Wonderlich. 14tf. B. R. Desenberg, 206 Lake street, telephone 141. will call for poultry if desired. Sunday at 10 a. m.; every first tory number will be a piano-or Public notice thereof be given by Attorney for Plaintiff. Eastern Standard Time, at the STAWBERRY PLANTS- Dorsett 13tfc 15tfc third and fifth Sunday at 8 a. m. gan duet, "Poem" (Fibich) by publication of a copy hereof, once Business Address, front door of the Courthouse in Mrs. A, L. Hamblin and Mrs. each week, for three successive Buchanan, Michigan,. the City of St. Joseph, Michigan, and Premier. State inspected, FOR SALE Davenport and a HOUSE TRAILERS— New and Church of the Brethren. Rosalie Rice. Sermon subject: weeks previous to said day of (SEAL) Attest: A true Copy. said premises being situated in very good, reasonable. Gordon Crane lavatory Phil B. Boone used,- trade, rent, terms Open Charles A. Light, Minister “Preparing for Pentecost.” hearing in the Berrien County Re A. J. HASTINGS, Clerk. the Village of Buchanan, County Walker, 5 miles north of Niles 120 Lake street, phone 339R. evenings and Sundays. Johnson 10:00 a. m. Sunday School, Dr., Franklin M. Wilson, a mis cord a newspaper printed and cir By Mabel H, Baker, Deputy Clerk. on route 3. 13t3p. Trailer Sales, Michigan City, of Berrien and State of Michigan, 17t2c Fred Hagley, superintendent. sionary from India, will give an. culated in said County. and described as follows: FOR SALE:- Two row Interna Ind. 15tfc 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. illustrated lecture on the life and FOR SALE: --Steinway upright MALCOLM HATFIELD, 1st Insertion Apr. 29; last May 13 Commencing fifty (50) feet tiona] potato planter. Buchanan Sermon by minister. ' J piano. Price $35. Telephone 80. customs of the people Of India. Judge of Probate. STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro We*t of the southeast corner of Co-Ops, Inc. 16tlc. FOB KENT 7:00 p.-m. Group meeting. * 17tlc. He will use stereopticon pictures (SEAL) A true copy. . Florence hate Court for the County of lot forty-three (43) of John Ham FOR RENT:—To congenial young 7:30 p. m. Song Service fol and show costumes and other in FOR SALE Vacant six-room Ladwig Dase, Register of Pro Berrien. ilton’s plat of the Village of Bu lowed by sermon. , partly modern house. Small LOST man, room with board. Apply teresting articles used by the peo bate. At a session of said Court, held chanan; thence West twenty-six-, 212 Berrien street. 17tlc, Communion service will be held ple o f India. The service will bd- (26) feet; thence North ninety-' payment. Can use Building & LOST:—A white male Spitz With at the Probate Office in the city at 8 p. m. Saturday evening. gin at 7:30. nine (99) feet; thence East twen Loan or St. Joe Creamery a spot on back where hair is FOR RENT— Store room, located 1st insertion Apr. 22; last May 6 of St. Joseph in said County, on Watch next week’s paper for Members of the Bethany class ty-six. (26) feet; thence South stock. Jay M. Glover, 419 short. In vicinity of Buchanan, at 102 N. Oak street. Phone STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro the 26th day of April A. D. 1937. Mother’s Day program. . will have a party Friday evening ninety-nine (99) feet to the place, Moccasin Ave. 15t3p Mich. Reward. Call Buchanan 239W. bate. Court for the County of Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, 15t3p fo beginning. •- 514-J. 17tlp. beginning with a cooperative sup Berrien. Judge of Probate. FOR SALE:- -Guernsey milk cow, FOR RENT:—Modern steam heat- Church of Christ per at 6:15 in honor of Mr. A. A. A t a session of said Court, held In thq, Matter of the Estate of Dated: April 15, 1937. young bull and several horses. LOST Please notify E. Doak of ed apartment. Apply Galien- Pastor, Paul Carpenter Worthington, the teacher o f the at the Probate Office in the city Alice Susan White, deceased, . RENA DESENBERG, Jim Reed. 16t3p. party holding black and white Buchanan State Bank. 42tfc. Sunday school superintendent, class. It will be the annual of St. Joseph in said County, on Richard L, White having filed'in survivor of herself an(i bulldog answering to name of Leland Paul. Primary superintend birthday party in honor of Mr. the 19th day of April A. D. 1937. said court his ' petition praying Sigmund Desenberg, FOR SALE:—5-room house. Large "Buster". Telephone 431. WANTED ent, Mrs. Leland Paul. Worthington’s 80th birthday. Present: Hon, Malcolm Hatfield, that the administration of said Mortgages lot with good garden spot. Well 17tlc 9:45 a. m. Bible school. __ Members a're asked to bring their Judge of Probate. estate be granted to Richard L. Dougles, Barbour, Desenberg located. 110 W. Roe street. 16t3p WANTED: To Buy a man’s bi- 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship own table service, sandwiches, In the Matter of the Estate of White or to some other suitable and Prudy, Attorneys for Mortgagor, FOR SALE:— House at the corner MISCELLANEOUS cycle. Write P. O. Box 67X. and communion service. and a dish tc paa„. William H. Fox, deceased. Pearl person, 11:00 a. m. Junior church ser 2139 National Bank Bldg., of Main and Dewey ave. and 15t3p. Fox having filed in said court her It is Ordered, That the 24th day vice, Miss Marie Montgomery, sup Detroit, Michigan. ' also 23 >2 acres of land, lays just LAWNMOWEKS SHARPENED:- petition praying that said court of May A. D. 1937 at ten o’clock WANTED TO BUY—Beef cattle, erintendent. Evangelical Cnurcn' west of the city limits of Bu Mowlng your ' lawn with a adjudicate and determine who in the forenoon, at said probate beef hides and beef fat Dan 6:30 p. m. Christian Endeavor C. A. Sanders chanan. Phone Buchanan 7108F- sharp lawnmower is a pleas tre were at the time of his death the 'office, be and is hereby appointed Merson’s Market. 48tfc 7:30 p. m. Evening worship. Bible School at 10. a. m. Mrs. 1st insertion Apr. 29; last July 15 12. Edwin J. Long. Price reas instead of a task. Fred Wright, legal heirs of said deceased and for hearing said petition; Thursday evening 8:00 p. m. John Fowler Supt. Teachers and NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE . onable. 16t3p. 215 Cecil Ave. 17t7p. WANTED—Large, soft, clean cot entitled to inherit the real estate It is Further Ordered, That pub midweek prayer service. classes for all. FRIDAY- -April 30, 2 to 8 p. m„ J ton rags. 5c per lb. Record Of Sermon at 11 a. m. of which said deceased died seized, lic notice thereof he given by pub FOR SALE— Fed Bud trees. In It is Ordered, That the 17th day Default having been made in the Spiritualist service and mess fice. tf. Evening Service. Adult, and lication of a copy of this order, quire Hotel Rex, Christian Science Society o f May A, D. 1937, at ten o’clock conditions of that pertain mort age circle by Rev. Roche at Young Peoples league at 6:30. once each week for three succes W ANTED:—Washings, to do at Sunday service at 11 a. m. Sub in the forenoon, at said Probate sive weeks previous to said day of gage dated .the second day of " FOR SALE:—Potatoes. Also brood Mis. Ora Shucks, E. Jordon & Sermon at 7:30. • home. Mrs. Grace Rodgers, ject “Everlast.ng Punishment." Office, be and is hereby appointed hearing, in the Berrien County March, 1925, executed by Edward sow, to farrow soon. First place Berrien st., Buchanan. 17tlp Prayer service Thursday eve Moccasin and 4th st. 17tip. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. for hearing said petition. Record a newspaper printed and ■F. Van Helsland and Sarah Van north Broceus school, on gravel Wednesday evening meeting at ning. WE WILL HAVE- An opening It is Further Ordered, That pub circulated in said county. Helsland, as his wife and in her road. Elmer Clark. 17t2p. WANTED;—Experienced girl for 7:45 p. m. in the near future for a young general housework. Write box lic notice thereof .be given by pub MALCOLM HATFIELD, , own right, as mortgagors, to the The reading room, in the church •Federal Land Bank of Saint Paulyi- FOR SALE—Six-weelcs-old pigs, man over 17, to act as Door 67K stating age, experience and 1st insertion Apr. 29; last May 13 lication, of a copy of this order, for Judge of Probate, at Dewey Avenue and Oak Street, a body corporate, of St. Pailfu^ also two young brood sows. man and to handle our adver salary desired. 17tip. STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro three successive weeks previous (SEAL) A tsue copy. Florence is open each Wednesday af ternoon Minnesota, as mortgagee, filed for Frank Chubb, telephone 308. tising. Apply to Manager, bate Court for the County of to said day of hearing, in the Ber Ladwig Dase, Register of Pro WANTED:— Sheep shearing. Call from 2 until 4 o’clock. record in the office of the Register, 17tlp Berrien. rien County Record a newspaper bate, 17tlp Hollywood Theatre. 7104F2, Buchanan. Arthur Rose. of Deeds of Berrien County, Michi A t a session of said Court, held printed and circulated in said 17t3c. Christian Science Churches gan, on the sixth day of March, FOR SALE—Deep well pump; al WHEN YOUR EYES need glasses, at the Probate Office in the city county. - 1st insertion Mar. 11; last May 27 “Everlasting Punishment” will MALCOLM HATFIELD, 1925, recorded in Liber 150 of so 400 lb- capacity ice box. C. L. Stretch, the Optometrist, WANTED—Hired man to work of St. Joseph in said County, on MORTGAGE SALE be the subject pf the Lesson-Ser Judge of Probate. Mortgages on Page 355 thereof, Ed. Koenigsbof, 4 miles west, at Root’s News Depot eyery on farm. Allie Rough, phone the 26 th day of April A. D. 1937. Default having been made in the mon in all' Christian ,Science (SEAL) A true copy. Florefice NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN on old M-60. 17tlp Thursday. - tfc. 7104F11. ' 17tlc Present: Hon, Malcolm Hatfield, conditions of a certain Mortgage Churches throughout the world Ladwig Dase, Register of Pro That. *Lid mortgage will he fore- ' on Sunday, May 2. Judge of Prohate. made by Bert E. Dalrymple and WANTED—Work taxing care of bate. closed, pursuant to power of sale, Among the Bible citations is In the Matter of the Estate of Lillian M. Dalrymple, husband and T,' IT, children by the day or hour. this passage (Matt, 25:29): “For Leo Richter, deceased. It appear wife, to the industrial Building, aad the ‘ “ t ! Mrs. Mary Evans, 305 Sylvan. and Loan Association, a Michigan , f , J WD Hundrcd ^ty-three mid unto every one that hath shall be ing to the Court that the time for NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME .. , . , ’ - . , b _ 8/10 acres, more or less, in Sec- Ave., Liberty Heights. 17tlp. given, and he shall have abund presentation of the claims against TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Corporation, elated the 1st day of . . said estate should be limited and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN September 1926, and recorded in ! ^ ” !st Seven and Eight. Township PROFESSIONAL ance: hut from him that hath not shall be taken away even that! that a time and place be appointed That I Mabel Louise Davis will at the office of the Register o f Deeds | South’ Ra" g(; Of Berrien County Michigan, on West; ” ore GEO. H. BATCHELOR—Attorney which he hath.” Correlative pass to receive, examine and adjust all a session of the Probate Court in tn oi - , as follows: East Half of the the 3rd day of September 1920, in > „ ,. , ,, , at law. Office at 106 E. Front ages to be read from the Christian ! claims and demands against said and for Berrien county, Michigan, r -u . . , , A; i Southeast Quarter and the North- Liber 150 of Mortgages, on page ■” “ IT T ,, . St., Buchanan, Mich. 10t4c. Science text hook, “Science and) deceased by and before said Court; to be held on Thursday the 20th , , ■ , . i 7, west Quarter .of the Southeast 198, by failure to make install- ' . * ~ Health with: Key to the Scrip It is Ordered, That creditors o? day of May, 1937 at ten o’clock ini J J Quarter of Section Seven; that CARD pF THANKS ment payments at maturity and tures,” by Mary Baker Eddy, in said deceased are required to pre- ( the forenoon of said day, petition part of the Northwest Quarter of for four months thereafter, where CARD OF THANKS:—We wish clude the following (p. 262): sent their claims to said Court at_ said Court -to change my name Section Eight which lies west oi said Probate Office on or before from Mabel Louise Davis to Wan- by the mortgagee elects and de- . to express our appreciation to “Consecration to good does not Dayton Lake; all that part o f the the 7th day of September A. D. dares the whole of the principal our many friends for their as- lessen man’s dependence on God, da D. Flenar...... , , , ■ Southwest Quarter of said Section 1937, at ten o’clock in the fore and interest due and payable as ^ . sistance and sympathy upon the hut heightens it. Neither does con MABEL LOUISE DAVIS I Eight Which lies west of Dayton noon, said time and place being 14t6c. provided by the terms o f said occasion of ' the death of our secration diminish man’s obliga; l Lake and west of the Indian Re- hereby appointed for tie exami -- j mortgage. V daughter, Marie. Mr. and Mrs. tions to God, hut shows the para nation and ; adjustment ; of all Steve Rudoni. 17tip. mount necessity of meeting them.” 1st insertion Apr. lo; last Apr.L»-.| 29 6v i' ^ . ______j____ * • , ■« • , . - l i v y v e V C l i • \J11L C l llt l U v / -1.WV acres claims and demands against said s t a t e OF MICHIGAN Tno Pro-1 sa dr °irt^ ge at thp%?ftQn QQf heretofore deeded for cemetery this notice is the sum o f $1690.99, * deceased. i bate Court for tl o County' of purposes and described as, begin- o f principal and interest and the' Frank Imhoff Has The Presbyterian Church ' • It is Further Ordered, That pub- 1 Berrien./ ning sixty feet west of the south Wanzer H. Brunelle, pastor. further sum of $214.36, which the lie notice thereof be given by pub- A t a session of said Court, held east corner of said Section Seven, Almanac of 1845 10:00 Ohurch School. Mrs. L. R, lication of .a copy of this order f o r 1 at (lie Probate Office in the city r"°^tga^®®.fias Pa‘ d ror ^ xes °,n ] thence running East 204 feet to Bradley, superintendent; Clyde three*.u— successive...... -i------rt weeks previous i f to ■ of I said s t. Joseph premises :ln .said and County, an attorney?’ on lUg - Indian , ° Reservation . . ' .Line, t : An : interesting old document Councilman, assistant supt. said day of hearing, in' the Berrien I the 8th day of April A. D. 1937. fee of $35.00 provided for in the norlh 36 degrees east along was intrusted to our care for in mortgage, and no suit or proceed-1 saW Un 22g j £ thence north . 11:00 Public Worship. Mr. Bru County Record a newspaper print Present: Hon, Malcolm Hatfield, spection last week, by Frank Im nelle will preach on the text: “ it ed and circulated in said County. uigs at .law-or m equity-- having; i?2 feet thencc west m £eeth hoff, being a copy of the Colum Judge of Probate.' Seemed Good to Me Also” , Luke MALCOLM HATFIELD, In tlie Matter of the Estate of beeji: instituted to recover the debt t e ^ 1Q deg rees 47 fe e t ' bian Almanac, as used by Joseph 1 :2 . .. Judge of Probate. Ida L. Emerson, deceased. Audrey p a r/th e re V mortgage or any j east 205.6 feet to the place of be- McDowell, Philadelphia, for the 5:00 High school club. (SEAL) A true copy. Florence Wideman having filed in said year 1845, “and after the 4th 5:00 Seveighni. 1 Ladwig Dase, Register of Pro- court h er: final, administration ac w^ow ttereforo NOTICE; IS. ^ ^ a n d mortgaged VSection / of July, , the 69th year of Ameri Thursday at 7:00. Choir Rehear ■ bate.' ; . count, and her petition praying'for HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue i bohig the land heretofore ro can independence." of the power of sale contained n |ted .a6esoribed ils ,.the Soutii- sal. the alio wanes thereof and for. the The almanac contains the time- Monday at 7:15 Boy Scouts. 1st insertion Apr, 22; last May 6 assignment and distribution of sald mortgage and The Statute un; p est QVuarter o£ section Eight, honored frontis piece; the picture such case made and provided the Townsbl ;Ej ht . South. Ra1lge Wednesday at 7:30 Session STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro the residue of said estate, and her of the gentleman disrobed and. the said mortgage wdl he foreckised eelf WJ containiMg wlf h • Meeting. bate Court for the County of petition -praying: that said court • Worm, pleasant weather will front of his abdomen turne.d back Berrien. adjudicate and determine Who by a sale of the premises describ- .®er ]ands 0 ne Hundred Forty- .. soon be here . . . the time for in triangular flaps, with 12 signs is her things his’n or his’n hem, or A t a session of said Court, held Were at the time of her death the ed therein, or so much thereof as f,ve aores of lalld and kn0Wn as c - vacation trips and long drives. for the constellations of the at the Probate Office In the city may he necessary to pay the the r oze11 Home Farm and more , Equip your cor during thli Sale hern and his’n both hern? Let's legal heirs of said deceased and zodiac. It also contains the old see: add 0 to 0 and the amount is of St. Joseph in said County, on entitled to inherit the real estate amount so as aforesa d due on tloalarJy describod ,as bounded : and pay as you ride. said mortgage with six per cent, ^ the v.est b the West section time tables of chronological cycles, 0. Take 0 from 0 and 0 remains. the 14th day of April A. D. 1937, Of which said deceased died seized. of ernber days, moveable festivals, She certainly has a right to hern Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, It is Ordered, That the 10th day interest from, he date Of this no- ^ Section Eight, on the north ? GET NEW tice and all other egal costs to- an eas£ by Day, on Lake, and on There is also a table of star and and he unquestionably has a right Judge of Probate. of May A. D. 1937, at ten o'clock moon influence which is rather to his’n. This is exactly according In the Matter of the Estate of in the forenoon, at said probate getter with said attorney’s fee, at h south and east by the Indian Goodrich Ti res PUbhc Auction, to the behest boundary line.i, mysterious to the present-day Ruby M. Cuthbert, deceased. office, be and' is hereby appointed to the rule of two.” bidder,Vm ata f {'llthe a front f nnfaw outer rlnnu door nf of i * .»•' reader, indicating, .among other Lowell O. Swem having filed in for examining and allowing said Excepting, therefrom a tract of , • Battery * Radio And here is another; the Court House in the: City Af things the times most favorable said court his petition, praying for account and hearing said petition; land described as follows: Com •First-quality, guaranteed prod “Hallo Steward!’’ exclaimed a St. Joseph, Berrien County,. Michi- for bleeding, “Bleeding” was the license to sell the interest of said mence 931 feet North and Thirty ' ucts that are built for long, hard fellow on a steamboat on the It is Further Ordered, That pub gan, on Monday the 7th day, of > old medical practice of letting estate in certain real estate there lic notice thereof be given by pub service. You can enjoy them Mississippi,, aftfer he had retired to June 1937, at ten o’clock m the , Seotlong Seven and EigM, Town. now and pay as you earn. blood With leeches or other bed, "Hallo Steward.” ; in described, lication of a copy of this order, methods as a supposed means of . “What massa?" It is Ordered, That the 17th day for ’three successive weeks previ The nremises to be sold are I ship Ei.ght Range Ei&hteen cure. of May A. D. 1937, at ten o’clock ous to said day of hearing, in the The premises to be sold are West; thence South 89 degrees 27 MAKE YOUR OWN ' “Bring me the waybill.” situated in the City of Buchanan, f t East alQ Northerly line of An editorial note states that “ all "What for, massa?” in the forenoon, at said probate Berrien County Record a news the calculations of this almanac f ! State Highway No. 60, 184 feet; EASY TERMS “I want to see if these bedbugs Office, be and is hereby appointed paper printed and circulated in described in said mortgage are made to solar or apparent thence North 130 feet to the wat-i put down their names for this- for hearing said petition, and that said county. follows, tq wit:— | There is no red tape, no delays time, to which add the equation in ers of Dayton Lake; thence West- and no long investigations. Se berth before I did. If not, I want all persons interested in said es MALCOLM HATFIELD, Lot number six (6), in A. C. . . „ lect what you need and show us the hour table when the sun is low ’em turned out!” tate appear before said court, at Judge of Probate. _ , , , , , ,7 I erly along said shore line to a and subtract when fast for mean Day s Addition to the Village r point that jois HK85 feet lunvu-North nfof nthe o your license identification. See said time and place, to show (SEAL) A true copy. Florence (now City) of Buchanan. Also all or clock time.” place of beginning; thence South us before you buy. cause why a license to sell the in Ladwig Dase, Register of Pro land lying West of said lot number It contains a number of literary Bethlehem Revival 85 feet to the place of beginning. terest of said estate in said real bate. six running West to Mill race, ex articles, reminding that in those Said tract being a part of the Makes Good Progress estate should not be granted; cept alley On West end of said lc( times the almanac was often the Northwest Quarter of Section The revival at the Bethlehem It Is Further ordered, That six. only publication other than a 1st Insertion Apr. 22; last May 27 Eight, Township Eight South, Also Temple is making good progress. public notice thereof be given by Dated March 10th, 1937. weekly newspaper that entered STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Cir- Range Eighteen West. Numbers have been to the altar publication of a copy of this Order, INDUSTRIAL BUILDING many homes from one year’s end • cuit Court for the County of Excepting also a tract of land' BOYS and GIRLS BIKES to profess a definite toi/ih from for three successive weeks previ AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Berrien. In Chancery. released for right-of-way for high- . ZENITH ELECTRIC AND FARM RADIOS to another. The first is a political God. We are greatly enjoying the ous , to said day of hearing, in Mortgagee. song to be sung to the tune of Kenneth Crawford, minor, by way purposes; lying Within said soul stirring messages from our the Berrien County Record a Frank R. Sanders, Low Easy Terms “Yankee Doodle,” written by Ma newspaper printed and circulated Daisy Crawford, his guardian, County and State, will be sold at Evangelist Bertha Meadows of Attorney for Mortgagee, jor Jack Downing, the pseudonym in said county. Plaintiff, public auction to the highest bid We carry a complete stock of TIRES and BATTERIES. St. Louis, Mo. Business Address, of Seba Smith, a forgotten Ameri MALCOLM HATFIELD, vs, der for cash by the Sheriff of Ber Friday night is a special divine Buchanan, Michigan. All Sizes — No Waiting — Immediate Installation can author and humorist. Judge of Probate. Betty Crawford, Defendant. rien County, at the front door o f healing service. Sister Meadows Each month has a table of the (SEAL) A true copy. Florence ORDER FOR APPEARANCE the Court House, in the city of has had good results wherever Open Open sittings of the court of quarter Ladwig Dase, Register of Pro In this cause it appearing from 1st insertion Apr. is; last July let Saint Joseph, in said County and she has been and God has honored Evenings Sundays sessions and the court o f common bate. affidavit on file, that Betty Craw NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE State, on Tuesday, July, 27, 1937, pleas, held successively in towns her faith in Him and 'healed the ford is not a resident of the State Default having been made in at two o’clock P. M. There is due listed in a court circuit. There is sick and afflicted through .her of Michigan, but resides at 1301 the terms and conditions o f a eer-1 and payable at the date Of this a naval story of the War of-1812. prayers. Bring your sick and af 1st Insertion Apr. 22; last May 6 30th Street, City of River Park, tain purchase money mortgage notice upon the debt secured by TEXACO GOODRICH flicted or let us know, we will made by Alonzo F. Howe to -X. There are also the anecdotes and STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro County of St. Joseph, and State said mortgage the sum of $8,- the "funny stories” which always gladly call if you are not able to bate Court for the County of of Indiana, and ia not open to per Sigmund Desenberg and Rena 369.72. figured largely in the, old alma attend the services* Special sing Berrien. sonal'Service from this Court. Desenberg, his wife, or the sur Dated April 24, 1937. STAR SUPER-SERVICE nacs, and which furnish a notion ers from South Bend and other A t a session of said Court, held THEREFORE: On motion of B. vivor o f them, jointly and not • as THE FEDERAL LAND of the humor of that day. visitors have been with us. We at the Probate Office in the city R. Desenberg, Attorney for the owners in common, dated the 20th BANK OF SAINT PAUL, • Fifth and Sycamore'* 'Niles, -Mich* Here is a sample: are looking for the quartette o f St. Joseph in said County, on Plaintiff, it is ordered that the day Of January, A. D, 1930, and Mortgagee. "Mathematical Question: Sup from South Bend Wednesday and the 16th day o f April A. D. 1937. said Defendant Betty Crawford, recorded in the Office of the Gordon Brewer, pose a feller who has nothing Friday nights. Come every night, Present: Hon. Malcolm Hatfield, cause her appearance to be enter Register of Deeds for Berrien Attorney for the Mortgagee, marries a gal which has nothing; at 7:30. Gladys Dick, Pastor. Judge of Probate, ed in this cause within throe County on the 23rd day o f Janu-, Bronson, Michigan. ' ' T h u r s d a y , Ap r i l 29/1937 !*HE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD PAGE SEVEN
Scout Leaders i Business of* Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Nye, F. A. Historical Treasure Found by Store Clerk LIKES HER CORN-COB Nye, Mr. and Mrs. Elba Unruh at- Farmers Fear Probate Court tended the auction sale at the late Do Fine W ork Dr. Hill’s home in New Carlisle, ) During Past Week Saturday, 4 Labor Shortage Scoutmasters and Committeemen Judge Malcolm Hatfield trans Callers in the Doan Straub^ in Berrien-Cass Area Give acted the following mattery. The home Sunday afternoon were in Rural Dists. Much Time Wills and Petitions for the pro Miss Edith Straub, Mrs. Ida Ben- bate of the Last Wills and Testa nltt, Mr. and Mrs, Lewis Reum Harry J. Budkins reports on Farm ments were filed in the estates of and baby, Detroit, Erma Bennitt, All over Berrien and Cass coun Conditions to Berrien County"' Elbert W. Sweet, Frank E. Mur-, Dorothy Sheeley, Mrs. Jay Frame ties there are groups of men who Solons phy, Albert E. Pateman and Cas- and daughter of South Bend. * are giving their time to Boy sie Ellen Waterman, deceased; Scouting to’ a degree that* most Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Reum and Berrien county larmers are Petitions for the Appointment of baby, Mrs. Ida Bennitt of Detroit, people do not realize. Sixty-five fearful of a labor shortage during Administrators were filed in the spent the week-end with Miss Scoutmasters and 21 Cub leaders the coming summer, County A gri Burgoyne Watkins, Charles Ross- Edith Straub. Mrs. Bennitt will re are in direct contact with the cultural Agent Harry J. Lurk up s man, Ellen E. Allison, Charles main here in definitely. itvys, and-if Scouting is to suc reported to the county board of Wehrle, Mary Kasischke, Clara E. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dickey ceed in doing the work for which supervisors Tuesday afternoon. Renne and Sarah Hess, deceased and family spent Sunday with Mr. it is intended, these leaders have Men are leaving the farms' for estates', Letters were issued in the and Mrs. John Dickey. to be on the job every meeting factories because of higher wages, estates of Louise Hartman, Kellie Mr. John Dickey was in LaPorte night, regardless of what other the ‘ county, ■ agent said, and al Bradford, Louis W. Mollhagen, and New Carlisle on business Fri calls there may be upon their time Second Mott, George Singer, though farm labor has been raised and of their desires to be doing day. j to as high as 20 cents an hour or Charles H. Raven and Robert Mr. and Mrs. Currie McLaren j something else. These men give Mrs. Abigail Leffingwell, of Los more, farm labor is not being hpld, Harvey Sherwood, deceased; In and family and Miss Gladys James their time, not only for the meet Angeles, ninety-eight years young, He expressed confidence, how ventories were filed in the deceas spent Sunday with Mrs. Minnie ings which they direct, but give as she appeared in her latest perma ever, that the problem will bo ed estates of John C. Weber, Julia Endei's at Bremen. their time to attend training E. Nies, William Reid and Fred- nent wave. She believes in modern solved and that the county’s farm things, hut prefers her corn-cob pipe Mr, and Mrs. Peter Frizzo and v schools and answer the many oth rlcka Pfiughaupt; and Final A c ers will not suffer unduly. er demands of Scouting; and along to those modern cigarettes. family of Niles spent Sunday with The fear of labor shortage, lie counts were filed in the Frances E. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chapman. with the Scoutmasters are the said, has been reflected in the can Worix,, Ruth Barnes, Joseph L. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grant of members of the troop committees, cellation during the past week of Sfpith, Benjamin Langstcln, Wiil- South Bend were Sunday evening one of whom is expected to be 104 acres of tomato contracts held iani A. Lynch, Gorge C. Bridgman callers • in the, Currie McLaren present at each meeting of his Olive Branch by a large canning concern near and Faulina W. Frobel, deceased home. t troop, in addition to which he at estates, Buchanan. tends the necessary committee . Judge Hatfield also entered an Miss Irene Williams of South Mr. Lurkins urged the super meetings, helps to raise funds and Beryle Shinn, twenty-six-year-old department store Clerk; who accidentally discovered in Marin county, near visors to encourage irrigation, San Francisco, a small metal plate, subsequently identified as the "plate o£ brasse," a long-sought historical Order Closing, the Hearing of Bend spent the Week-end with Mr. Slieep in Tibet do the many things requisite to Claims in the Elizabeth McLaugh and Mrs. Harry Williams. In some of the remoter parts of which he said brought an addi keeping Scouting' on the high treasure by which Sir Francis Drake claimed California lands for England in 1579. Dr. Herbert E. Bolton Of the University of California (left) being shown by Beryle Shinn, the discoverer, the location of the find. lin deceased estate and Orders Mr. and Mrs. Ora Bripey, Mr. Tibet the shearing of sheep with tional $60,000 to Berrien county plane which it should Occupy. shears is unknown. There the live Allowing Claims for Payment of and Mrs. Lawrence Mullen o f Bu farmers last year according to a There are also the members of the sheep is simply plucked of his fleece- Debts were entered in the estates chanan were Thursday evening conservative estimate. He said Area Council, who have' general by Savage hands and the wool Berrien county has more irriga providing proper activity for boy to the budget. Lgst year there Spikes to Catch Demons of John Burke, Peter Horn, Marie callers in the Joe Fulton home. supervision of the business. affairs V. Lay and Hattie Hopkins, de shipped to the nearest market for tion than. any other county in life. were approximately five thousand Temples and pagodas in Japan Mr. George Reaves is able to be ►■of the Area, look after the camp ceased; and Closed the estates of use in rugs. Michigan. 'One notable mature of Scouting contributors, but the increased have iron-spiked masts on their up and around, the house again. at Lake Madron, and Spend con Cora Fuchs, sometimes known as is that the men who, give their cost of everything has made it rooftops to catch demons and pre Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Olmsted en siderable time in behalf of Scout Fox, Charlotte P. Kinne, Julia Terminalia, a Festival time to it also give freely of their necessary to raise more money vent them from entering. tertained at Sunday dinner Mr. ing. Altogether there; are'over five Carroll, J. Roderick Marble and Terminalia was an ancient Ro Origin of Expression “ A-l” money in order that the work can this year. Inasmuch as the Scoot and Mrs. Doan Straub and son, , hundred men in Berrien and Cass Ira R. Stemm, deceased. man festival held annually in honor “ A-l” means first-rate, and is . counties,who are directly connect be carried on; but there are. not ers give their time as well as their Mysterious Rays From Onion Dean, Miss Emma Reitz, Mrs. Of Terminus, the god of boundaries. used by Lloyd’s. The character of e d with Scouting, and they give nearly enough of these men to fin money, it is only fair that other ' Onion roots emit mysterious fays Leona Omland and daughter,-Mrs. Neighbors on adjoining lands met a ship’s hull is designated by a let their time to it because they know ance the area program, which . is people should help carry the fi which 'greatly stimulate the growth England’s Largest River Lon Scott and Mrs. Ruth East- at the boundary stones and there ter and of the anchors, cables and whaL il is doing for boys in the the reason that the general public nancial burden, for the,benefits of of certain animal and vegetable England’s largest river, the burg. united in offering sacrifices, after stores by figures. Arl means hull „ . v All who wish to participate in the Improper turn. campaign for the observance of Stopped in right Jane at red light proper safety rules by entering the so car behind could not make DRIVE CAREFULLY prize contests should observe the right hand turn. Safety!Hints - - following procedure: Made turn from wrong lane. Is The -Send in only one report weekly, Did not stop at stop sign. Have Your Brakes and Headlights Adjusted. although each report may cover Parked improperly. There’s Safety in Our several driving errors. Each report Impeded traffic by double parking. Watchword shnuid include the d.ate, time of Rear of truck extended into traffic .datv. And weather conditions if the lane. /S'.'.V,' ' • • J - .J - lattfir had any connection with Drove without lights. 'B lit if yon should uicct thii’ accident or driving error. Drove with only one light. with an accident are you Ah anonymous committee will Drove with inadequate brakes. scie'ct the best letters sent in Skidded. equipped with a weekly. The merit of these letters Tire blew out. is to be judged on the effective Ran off roadway. FIRST A ID KIT ness of the whole report and not Pedestrian, crossing in middle of the number of errors enumerated. block. Supplies of All Kinds at Itemq- which may enter into the Pedestrian walking on wrong side award are; 1. Seriousness of of road where there are no side Gnodtke Drug Store Lady ! Lady ! dapgers or errors listed. 2. Value walks. MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE of, . suggestions as to remedy. 3. Every driving error is an acci “The Eexall Store” Number instance^, reported. dent breeder. b - W hy Take Some .of the driving Errors and Cash prizes will he awarded. W e will take chrc o f any ignition trouble Accident Causes to look for:— Send your letter to any one of the Chances When that may develop, carburetor adjustments, Exceeding- speed limit. committee listed below. spring shackle adjustments, universal joint Did not have right of way. L. B. SPAFFORD, adjustments, steering adjustments and ad Cut in in front of car ahead. Chairman. just generator Or any other motor tune-up Drove on wrong side of road. WM. NELSON, - that may be necessary during guarantee Passed on curve. WM. G-NODTKE, Drive Carefully period. FEDERAL TIRES Passed on hill. R. F. MONTAGUE, This car. has been thoroughly gone over Failed to^signal on stopping. E. A. ORPURT, But if the unexpected-V ‘in o(ir Reconditioning Department and Failed to signal"whcn turning. Lions Club Committee. •• Give you a true feeling of Safety.. A blow out with checked fOf everything we thought was happens be certain you '', necessary to replace or recondition. old tires may cause serious injuries. Be sure, with | one of the “best plays”, namely arc. protected by . , in cade of DEFECTIVE PARTS during Mr. Pim Passes By”, by the no guarantee period, oil all R & G ears and Teachers’ Club ted English playwright A. A. insurance. trucks purchased from (is, we will replace Milne, Mi'. Fuller will endeavor FEDERAL TIRES and TUBES defective parts. (Work to be done, in our Reconditioning Department) — WITHIN Annual Play to give the public a play that will BATTERIES TWO DAYS—-If you are not Satisfied fvitli reach professional standards. this Automobile we will be. glad to refund' The roles are taken by the fol your money or “exchange for aiiy dir of April 29-30 lowing: Mrs. Grace Weins, prin Pep up your car with— equal value in our stock. cipal of the Sterne-Brunson Auto Loans Max Fuller to Direct “ Mr. Pirn METEEOE G AS , school; Misses Madelyn Grigsby W e appreciate your 'business and want Passes By” at B. H. High and Mary Louise King of the high you to tell your friends about our Com- School Auditorium '{ye are associated will) a paiijT school; Don Farnum and Arthur Pennsylvania Oils — Greases Kerosene ■ Michmerhuizen o f the junior high financing company and can. ’ Samuel Beeler, president of the school; and Mr. Fuller of the high help you finance your new Benton Harbor Teachers’ club, in school. general charge of the arrange This comedy, English'in its set car, and giving you the kind ments for the Teachers' club play ting, human to the core, chock of insurance you need'. High Grade OilCo. .“Mr. Pirn Passes By,” to be pre full of amusinb situations, has E. N. SCHRAM Montague Motor Co. sented at the Benton Harbor high everything one looks for in such 'Portage at M. C. K. R. ■ Phone 401 East Front St. Phone 29 school Thursday and Friday a play. . nights, April 29 and 30, at 8:15 The action takes place in the i o’clock, reports that this year’s morning room at Marden House, /m production bids fair to be one of Buckinghamshire, England. The the mogt successful ever attempt fussy, and eevr so conventionally ed here. He has a fine staff of British Mr. Marden finds himself teachers on various committees in many predicaments, marital promoting the affair and assslst and otherwise. He and his wife TRANSPORTATION? JProtect Yourself ing with the arrangements, and Olivia Marden differ as to the 'eager school children throughout directions in which their niece Di Sure, call Nelson,.lie knows and can do your hauling ‘the city anxious to, help the nah should point her affections, ‘teachers make the show a suc the aunt approving of dashing the motor way— the safe way. and Property cess. young Brian' Strange, but the un TRY DRIVING A NEW Alden Biernmn, instructor at cle vehemently objecting until,— Personal local cartage service and connecting the junior high school is chair until—, (but too milch must not line to anywhere, man of ticket sales, and is pro be told in advance). • ■■ ■ ■ ceeding with his work „in his usual Lady Marden (Aunt Julia) is a “go-getter” manner, Mr. Bierman bassy, middle-aged English noble • PHONE 187-F-l believes that this year the house woman. She is 65 years old and Will be filled to capacity both in her .own words “is proud of it” . "# All Steel Safety Body. Insure with nights from advance indications. This is a fine character role Max E.‘ Fuller, a familiar name which Miss Grigsby does exceed # 100% Hydraulic Brakes. NELSON TRANSFER to. followers of'..the Thespian ac ingly well., tivities Of the schools here, is Carraway Finv an absent- William M. Nelson, Owner HARRY BOYCE directing the play again this year. minded old mail, Who passes by i Lovers of legitimate stage,pro the Marden house now and then ductions recall his most success before and after an “adventur COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE ful Teachers' cluij play last year, ing’’ trip to Australia, causes Babcock & Coleman Be Careful — Avoid Accidents and the many he has coached at much consternation to Mr. Mar Cities Service Station Stay on Bight Side of Road ■— Be Courteous the high school. den, and provokes great laughter \ Don’t Take Chances 120 Main Street Telephone 2 With an exceptionally fine because of the predicaments de Main at Dewey Phono 92 % cast this year, and a vehicle veloping‘ as a result of his bob BBI which long has been considered bing in and out, \ PAGE EIGHT THE BERRIEN COUNTY RECORD THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1937 younger children, with the young Time Off From the Spanish War est, Quentin, a curly-haired baby Name Director Open Buchanan of about two, sitting on the arm of her chair. Seventeen years later County Hospital Softball Season CO-OP I his death in a "flaming coffin" in Tile softball season opened in aerial battle in France was a Dr. F. J. Barkman of the staff Buchanan Tuesday evening with ‘a Q uality Fuels death blow to his father. of Menominee county hospital has game between the Clark Equip been named medical director of ment Foundry team and the Dry- A terrace of field stone is to be the new Berrien county hospital Zero team, the former winning placed in front of the Kent resi and infirmary and. will take 8-5. Fred Johansen manages the W . F. M. S. To Meet dence- on Main street, hard rains charge as soon as he can leave Foundry team and .Toe Louis the The Women’s Foreign Mission Hostess at Bridge having gullied the turf above the Menominee, according to William Dry-Zero team. ary Society of the Methodist Mrs, John Russell was hostess sidewalk. Richards, Buchanan man who is a church will meet Wednesday aft at bridge for a group of ladies member of the board of directors. Education’s First Concern ernoon, May 5th at the home of last evening. * Si * Buchanan grocers report the Mr. Richards states that after the Education’s first concern is to in Mrs. A. E. Clark on Terre Coupe tail-end of the current grape fruit arrival of Dr. Barkman an open vigorate character. road. Mrs. Frank Kean will lead Dinner Bridge offerings, with a late supply of the ing day will be arranged when all the devotions and Mrs. Salisbury Mrs. Lester Lyon was hostess to fruit from Texas and Florida. A citizens will be invited to inspect .•will have charge of the lesson. a group of ladies at a dinner little later, in the fore part of the the fine county institution. The Mi's. Mabel Smith will assist the bridge Tuesday evening. summer, there .will be a special capacity will be 250, including the •hostess in seiving refreshments. ■ * * * * * * * crop in from the new Arizona staff, and will include a sixty-bed Com rades Class plantings at a higher price. But hospital. Dr. Barkman will select Loyal Independent Club ■ The Comrades Sunday School the orchardists o f the U. S. with a medical and nursing staff. 10IMPORTANT The Loyal Independent Club will class of the Evangelical church some help from Hawaiia, beep the meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. held its monthly business meeting orange supply ggoing the year i Car Dismantled to Get Papers. W. B. Rynearson on Kco St. at the church Tuesday evning. around. When a young accountant of Dur STORAGE * * * , *..■**. ban, South Africa, let his examina- Hostess at Dinner South Bend Dinner Guests Walton Becker, who has the uni tlpn Tapers fall from the ledge of a SERVICES Mrs. W. F. Runner was hostess Mrs. Jayne Hotchkiss, Mrs, que profession of “bowyer" as an street car to disappear between the at a dinner party Monday evening Georgia Mouton and Helen and avocation, is at work in his shop crack of'the window and the frame, the oar had to be dismantled to re ■ nil for only fo r Mrs. M. L. Mills, Miss Mae Raymond Mitchell were dinner on a new batch of bows made cover them, Mills, the Misses Nallie Mills and guests Tuesday evening of Mr. Two loyalist militiamen in the front line trenches before Madrid from a perfect osage orange log NOT crouch behind their sandbags and read two books they, picked up on their which he recently acquired. Beck Agnes Beach o f Jackson, and Mrs. and Mrs, Gene Kiser, South Bend. DUK D, D. Pangbom. way up from the rear during a temporary lull in the fighting. The man er says the modern machine made at the left has. kep’ his gun in place, and the other has his where he can bow is more precise and more TILL get it quickly. deadly than those used either by FOR MOTHER . FALL the medieval English or the Presbyterian Church evening, on the eve of their de Indians. They are made shorter, Including $150 Insurance The Jennnette Stevenson Guild parture for Elkhart. the old English bow being six feet met Tuesday evening at the home $ $ $ long, whereas the present-day bow of Mrs. Kelsey Bainton in the Royal Neighbor Club is from 5 to 5ti feet long. A 5% 1. Heat Protected Wagner district. Mrs. G. H. Stev The Royal Neighbor Club met foot bow with a 65 pound draw 2. Free Pick-Up enson was in charge of the lesson Tuesday evening at the Woodman will kill a bull he says. The short 3. Insured hall with Mrs. Clyde Antisdei, er bow has a faster release or. snap and Mrs. R. G. Van Deusen in 4. Air-Dusted charge of the devotionals. Mrs. Eura Florey and Mrs. Chas. back to its straight position, r.e-( NOW PLAYING — ENDING THURSDAY Hoffman as the committee. Prize leasing the arrow faster. Target 5. Rattan Massaged r . * • • winners at bunco were Mrs. John bows have about a 45-pound draw G. Fumigated i A t County W. O. T, U. Meet and hunting bows have from 65 AMERICA’S BELOVED HUMORIST Ochenryder, Mrs. William Linglc, 7. Safeguarded Delegates from the local Wo Miss Mabel Miles, Mrs. George to 100 pound drawers. The old bow men’s Christian Temperance Un Barmore, Mrs. George Denno, Mrs. was round, whereas the present 8. Individualized ion attending the county meeting Anna Bolster, Mrs. D. E. Hinman, day bows are wide and flat. 9. Inspected in Benton Harbor today are Mrs. A NEW Mrs. Don Bradley, Mrs. Herman 10. Prompt Delivery Will Rogers M. L. Mills, Miss Mae Mills, Mrs. Hattenback, The guest prize was PERMANENT. W. F. Runner, Mrs. H. H. Hart won by Mrs. Roy Antisdei, That Reminds Me— Macliineless or Thermique We Buy Shipping Charges in line and Mrs. D. D. Pangborn. For Safety It’s time to change trans .152.50 to $6.50 AROUND ABOUT : Birthday.Surprise * mission and differential Friends of Walter Johnson sur BUCHANAN grease. FOUR' FLAGS "DOCTOR BULL” prised him on the occasion of his BEAUTY SHOP birthday at his home on Oak History in the national sense Standard Garage & street Friday evening,' twelve en and in a journalistic and typo “ We Make Loveliness Lovelier” joying the occasion. Winners at Super Service “ In The Four Flags Bldg.” 230 S. Michigan, So. Bend FRIDAY — SATURDAY APRIL 30 — MAY 1 graphical sense may be gleaned pinochle were Mr. and Mrs. Philip from some old papers given to the Portage and Front NILES, MICHIGAN ANOTHER BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Frank. Guests from out of the city Record Office by Mrs. R. F. 1 were Mr. atld Mrs. W. Gray,. South. Thompson. 1 Bend. The ^papers consist of a Harpers Second Big Feature Weekly of Sept, 21, 1901 and sev eral numbers of the Grand Rapids i .. THE: JONES FAMILY Hostess to P. N. G. Herald and Press of approximate w it h I Mrs. Louis Proud .was hostess dates featuring the death of Presi t o , the members o f the Past No I '* Slim Summerville dent McKinley by assassination ble Grand club a t her home last and the succession of Theodore 5..": ' ■ ' 111 ' j night. , , iuiosevelt. Numbers of the Grand ] * * # Rapids Press . and the Toronto H U’ No Name Club (Can.) Globe deal with the death Mrs. William Fette was hostess of Queen Victoria. The illustra at her home yesterday afternoon tions comprise an interesting com breaks all known eeemomij arid d e p e n d a b i Tijt Lj re cord s to the members of .the No Name; bination of the old hand engrav bridge club. ings and the modern photo en * * :p gravings then coming in. Dinner Guests Added’ Shorts Especially interesting is a wood- .X- Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Pangbom cut of Queen Victoria surrounded Buck Jones in the had as their dinner guests Satur by a border of black an. inch wi^e “PHANTOM RIDER”" day evening Mrs.' M. L. Mills, which takes up all but a column ol KKO-RADIO Picturo Cartoon Cats In a Bag Miss Mae Mills, and the Misses the front page of the Toronto Agnes Beach and Nellie Mills or Globe. At the top is the streamer Attend Our Saturday Matinees and Save Money Jackson. headline:) “ 1837—The Victorian , =t o « - Era .Has E nded--1901.” In the Adult 15c — Children 10c and a FREE Candy Hostess at Dinner i papers dealing with the death of Bar Given to Each Child Mrs, Frank King was hostess McKinley the youthful face of to twelve ladies at dinner and Theodore Roosevelt is prominently pinochle Saturday night. portrayed. A group picture of * $ S: Roosevelt’s children .shows Alice SUN. — MON. — TUES. MAY 2 — 3 — 4 Young Women to Meet in the center surrounded by the The Young Women’s Foreign Sunday Prices 2 to 5 — 10c - 15c Missionary society will meet next After 5 P. M. — 10c - 20c - 25c Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Earl Rizor on Charles Court. * * * We Consider Sorority Meets Miss Dons Reams entertained attention to minor details at much a part ef our duties as members of Epsilon chapter, B. attention to major ones. No U. U. sorority, at her home Tues particular, however small, over day evening. Following a business looked. meeting budge was played, high score being held by Miss Belie Landis. The next regular meeting Swein Funeral Home will he held May 11, at the home Rhone 610 SOI W. Front of Miss Landis. * 8 a F. D. I. Family Night Forty-five attended the family SUNDAY, MAY 9th night meeting of the F. D. I. club, held in the hall Thursday H i ! night. Pinocle prizes went to Roy Fierce, Charles Lightfoot, Frank *- BING CROSBY • BOB BURNS King, Mrs. Louis Proud, Mrs. Joe MOTHER Study this unequaled record— then - buy ^ MARTHA RA YE• SHSRIEY ROSS Melvin and Mrs. M, Gilbert; bun co prizes to Mrs. Lena Mittatt, CHEVROLET TRUCKS Special Added Attraction Mrs. Norman Smith and M',i. with MAJOR BOWIO.S 10,244 MILES Location of Tesf . . ’Round the Nation—Detroit to Detroit Florence Wooden. The children's AMATEURS prizes were won by Lois Dalen- Distance Traveled ...... 10,244.8 Miles ------" berg, Betty Gray and Patty Dei- Gasoline U sed ...... 493.8 Gallons lingeiv The next meeting will be with 1000-pound load Oil Consumed ...... 7.5 Quarts Water Used • •.... ■, • •,, . • • •»• •. • *, • * . . 1 Quart Added Movietone News and Krazy Kats — News Retel May 13th, at which time a hard times party will be enjoyed. Any TOTAL COST Gasoline Cost...... ",...... $101.00 one attending with good elotho3 CHOCOLATES Gasoline Mileage...... 20.74 Miles per Gallon and jewelry will be fined. HOI OF GAS Average Speed...... 31.18 Miles per Hour # * * Your gift o f Whitman’s Running T im e ...... 328 Hours, 31 Minutes WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY . : MAY 5 — G Chocolates will give Mother Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary Cost per Vehicle Mile ...... $.0098 double pleasure--it is from TOTAL COST Average Oil Mileage ...... 1,365.9 Miles per Qt. It’s Sweet! —• It’s Swing! — It’s Everything! Members of the Evangelical you and it is the finest in congregation gave Rev. and Mrs. candy. Make your selection • OF REPAIR Those records have been certified by the A, A. A. Contest Board as bolng officially correct. C. A. Sanders a very pleasant NOW. surprise on the occasion of their 3 * CHEVROLET MOTOR DIVISION, General Motors Sales Corporation, DETROIT, MICH. The Sampler « . . finest . General Motors Installment Plan—monthly payments to suit your purse. thirtieth wedding anniversaiy on Variety of chocolates in Saturday evening. The event was the world. 17 Oz. $1.50 91 held at the church. Refreshments The Fairbitl... outstand were served and a miscellar.rous ing box of favorite program presented. A suitable chocolates at, lb. $1.00 gift and a purse of money were Other Whitman’s pack presented to Rev. and Mrs. Sand with G L A D Y S S W A R T H O U T ages — direct to us from the ers with the best wishes of their makers — ar to $7.50 and FRED M acM U R R A Y congregation. * * * WED. — TIIURS. ARE FAMILY BARGAIN NITES Farewell Party John F, R ussdl, Itic. The employes of the local In Wisner s Corner Adults All Seats 20c — Children 10c diana & Michigan Electric Co. of DRUG STORE 120 MAIN ST. BUCHANAN PHONE 98 fices tendered Jtr. find Mrs. Philip Dllley a farewell. party Tuesday