State's Farm Yonth Organize Vegetable Grower's ASSOC'D NUMBER 2 ESTABLISHBD JUNE, 1893 LOWELL. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY. MAY 12. 1949 i Officers have been elected and an If our women readers happened active program launcned for the en- to mlM "Tour Washington Review" suing year by the newly-organised by CongreBuman Gerald R. Ford, Kent Countty CROCRC P LOWELL MOOU SOFTIALL SEASON TO OPEN MONDAY NIGHT Michigan chapter of the National Jr., we Buggent that they turn to Chri s Leonard,7 49 Junior Vegetable Growers Associa- page four of their Ledger of April High Honor Awarded Sends Beam Overteoi | tion, according the Kenneth Ouater- 28, as Mr. Ford's article describing One carload of beans -60,000 hout, assistant state 4-H Club lead- the rooms of the White House, the pounds was on Its way overseas Local Businessman er. famous ornamental celling In the Lowell High Student Tuesday to help feed the starving. i One of the first Items on the new Gold Room, and the 81 fireplaces, John W. Dregge, admission rep- The beans will oe distributed charter's agenda will be thla year'a will be found to be of unusual In- resentative of Dartmouth College, through the Christian Rural Over- Mourned by Many production-marketing conteet of terest. Hanover, N H, lias announced that Seas ProgramiH| . Rev. T. V. McKen- . , . tha NJVOA. Thla la one of UttM rm- In the early days there was no David P. Stiff of Ada Is the only nn. Pastor of Holy Family Catho- | ( hrlstopher E. Leonard, one of tionaj vegetable growing projecta Ip)well 8 most highly esteemed clt- ^ auociation sponsors each year other way of heating the White one of four applicants In the Grand i|c Church, Sparta, was Chairman Huuae except with these many fire- Rapids area to be accepted for en- f the CROP drive for funds in ii liens died unexpectedly about 1:80 to emphaJI,ze lhe neWMt of 0 places, and It se^ms as we think of ,0 clock Monday afternoon while productlon and marketing. AgricuW rolunent In Dartmouth for the com- Kcnt County which was begun In It that the providing of the logs for Ing year. He Is one of the 660 out of March. About $4,000 waa donated making a purchase at Henry s drug tural 9cho|arBhlpB to,a|ing $6,000 are these must have been an almost 6000 applicants to enter the college, by persons In the rural areas of |8tor®• provided by the A A P Food Storea endless task. next fall. He Is the son of Mr. and |the County. Some gave cash, others I Chris, as he was known to all, had anually to farm youths competing, The problem of remodeling this Car~ y Stif"""f — cropsBHri. TTh e crops were converted . not been enjoying good health for The company provides these schol- fine old tOxecmUve Mansion la be- Into cash. Isome time past, although on the arshlps to encourage farm boys and fore Hie cornmlttoo at the present x t *•' fk i day of his death he was In good girls to realize the need for provid- splrlts and was apparently feeling Ing the nation with adequate foods, time and Ut getting a great deal of w !%• thoughtful consideration. better. The news of his death came offlcera of the new chapter were Anyway, our women readers as a distinct shock to everyone. eiected at an organlratlonal meeting Grand River Flood hc,d wilt not wan! to mitt thlt timely #" Biographical Sketch on the campus of Michigan artlolt. I Christopher Elbrldge Leonard, ^College. They will represent son of Mr. and Mrn. Honry I>eonard. hu"dr®d» of farm youths through- The Showboat Garden Club Is to Control to Come Up ut the tnt 0 w t k e was born In Lowell township. Sep- ° a' • ®^ A ^ 1 ® . ^ be commended on Ita efforts to re- temher 11, 1R99, at the home where ?? year8 NJVOA «ctlvltles. In- vive the Interest In growing pe- he has since resided with the ex- c ude.d are r®I»M«ntatlveB from the tunias In Lowell this year. Some At Ionia, May 25lh ceptlon of twelve years spent In dlBlrlct •, addition yeare ago the petunia was chosen to tho oh who graduated from State College. will never ba paid. lic Lighting, and John Iglauar, aac- wagon to aupplemant,the fire pro- proved the Grand River survey laat Grand Rapldt to reach 40.8 per Mtchifan 8ute College In 1W7. Is In the sudden and untimely pass-| "It la tha ordinary man of thfi ratary-treasurer of the Michigan tection from tha County truck at month. cent of the campaign goal of ian ^p^ along tb#B# ilnM Ing of "Chris" Leonard on Monday! continent who ara buying the bll- Municipal UUiiUai Aaaoclatlon. Ada. $3,900,000. 'made a ttudy of the life hittory and afternoon. May 9, 1949, the Lowell CorafM DnVlfiq May llons of dpllara of lift, insurance The bualneaa teaalona will ba held __ Tha pumper, truck and tank la for three dayt, May 10, U and 13, With reports in from five of the management of the raccoon aa the Rotary Club lost a faithful, con- now In force which proteclii their eight regions In tho Area division", .thetlt for hit doctorate while at.icientlous and beloved member. In Hove Averted Serious wlvea and chikiren from dlaatter'If !a*ptcl»d to coat 18,000 and will give COMING EVENTS In Lot Angelet with many naUonal- unlt 01 th dr,v turI1#d ,n Bwan Crwk Wl,d L,,# they thould die prematurely. the reaidanta of Caacade townthlp ly famous men In ^ ® ® Experiment lettabllthlng a unique perfect at- Accident Here Monday ly o t men in govarnmem "O W804 60 th# of whlch came station In Allegan from 198»-41. Itendance of over eleven yeart, he "It la th* ordinary man wha the kind of fire protection needed public power on the program. Ur. Philip, 8-year-old son of Mr. and from the Sparta region. | After tervlng in the Air Force. W^me the tource of Intplratlon to have aavad and aeraped to build Head of tha drive it Grovor Lnwell Sportsman Club will meet McMahon will follow tha teaatana Mrs. James Jeluao, waa ttruck by a and awn all tha IKHa whlta Hut trick, and With his assist an ta, Friday evening at Lowell City hall. with a trip to the huge puUlc pmver homea with oreen ihuttera which dams in the Pacific Northwest, re- fl Mt ,nC : everyone In Caacade townahip will : $ T"i9 M; ^uth Gr^d SjlS « Tn wholeaome fr^ndthlp endear^ terooo^, ^ det tha tandaeaM •* thlt conti- bo contacted for a pledge to Praise Be sure to visit the Home Arte turning home in about two weeks nent, where the raaaa Map In th- a- .the needed funds. The present sale. Saturday, May 14, at the Van- $1,981: Allegan County region, untl^b^^ 1M9. at^hlc^me • nd he won Rnd mertted the Mteem her two aont with her wlndowa and tha babies peep out. lequlpmant la inadequate for the ity Beauty Shop. Lowell. Blue Star $432.78; NBrth Grand Rapids, $181, ^as transferred to the Lansing| tl d phlup unexpectedly "It waa tha mediocre man of tMg greatly Incraaafd number of dwell- Mothers. pa and Caledonia. $80. Audited figures ^vSlon^ 08,1 " ^iSMo cSntlct ed ahead of her directly in th. continent who droffttd everything Tngt Ih the townthlp, Poppy Day Fbwers were not ready for the first meet-"« « . , ^ , . . J Mindful of our dote associations of the oncoming car which w that was important to them, end The new truck would give a!« Cee- The Swiss Ladies' Aid will meet Ing from the Lowell, Rockford or. These pictures and lecture should w|th ..Chr|g.. „ a member of this ing driven by Don Phillips, local donned unlformt >and sailed half cade township residents immediate Thursday afternoon. May 19. with Ottawa County region.. interesting to everyone P"tlou- orRanlMt|on and aware of hu |n. carpenter. Mr; Philips was driving ,ar, a thl8 llm way 'round the world to fight and protection If the Ada truck was out Mrs. Ira Blough, Wlngpler Road. The Special and Memorial Gifts y * ® ^ V®" weWlmabIe contributions to this body at k most moderate rate of speed, Here From Hospital 00 mor awar of th die that liberty might live. {when needed in Caacade township! divisions of the campaign, report- "J "?* « ® ® beauties community. the Lowell Rotary and the child was knocked down, of a re "It Is men like these who form aa well aa additional water supply Martha Group meeting will be i|ng aa one unit, accounted for nrt ___ ^,l, L ...Jciub gratefully acknowledge its and tuffered only bruises—no brok- the boardt which finance the hos- when used in conjunction with held Mny 1,1 at 8:00 p. m. with Mrs. Thls Is the word which Hashed i ^ gjnQoo f the total ^Monday. There will be Installation of the appreclafton of him by adopting bones, 1 n rd 0 pitala, direct the community chesta, present county equipment. i y Beachum. Installation of ha3 through the ranks of Clark-Ellis'0ih 'divlg|on8 |n the drive Include . .the following: ! the Marchea of Dimes, the summer 'officers and a talk on "Life of rlcan Legion,, M-Hirnt Firm and an art exhibit of the work B^ e i-Vt ResResolvedo : That we, the . . „ - ... campa and other welfare move- Gandhi," by Mrs. Don Mullen. 1 r d -Sn ~."n. ^ l-r,'" I- • * " . members of the Lowel- l Rotary Club, JOhll rTOflCIS Lally ments of the continent. Showboaf Garden Club Refle9hmen, morlal popples to be worn here on tiai nli clubs and Organizations ' '« w'll be served fol- attest to the Inspiration and cheer "Such men built our achoola and The Showboat Garden Club held The Leonora Perry Group of the Poppy Day. May 28, arrived from ^ the meetlng- Be 8Ure 10 and support which "Chris" brought Diet ot Age of 71 have taught and Inspired the youth s its May meeting on Tuesday eve- Congregational Women'a Fellow- Michigan Verterans'Facility, where N. J. Harkness, chairman o attend. x to the deliberations and meetingmeetingss John Francis Lally died Sunday of our nation throughout our his- ning at the home of Mrs. I. W. ship will meet at two o'clock Friday they were made by disabled war Area division, reported for the of this club; and |morning at the farm home In Grat- tory, In apite of lack of apprecia- McFall, with twenty-four member* afternoon. May 18, in the home of veterans. division at tho general meeting. 1 Be It Resolved: That aa a testl-'tan townahip, at the age of 71 years, tion, low aalaries and equipment preaent. Following the regular Mrs. Floy Golds. Tho popples, mado of crepe paper Division Vice Chairman. John R. I Orqoniie SoftboN Teams monlal of our sincere esteem for He suffered a stroke ten days ago. inadequate to do the Job ae they business meeting conducted by with wire stems, aro exact replica* Stiles, has announced a .fina __l round. ..-I A mnotlncr will ho hoM nn Xfnn our departed membemcmucri thaiiimt wweu desisuesisti Mrmr. Lalll^ailVy waWaas boroorn Iin Vergennevcruouuoao know it should be done. President, Mr*. C. E. Kiel, the Lowell Garden Lore Club of the wild popples which grew up meeting for all workers In the .A letting 111 be heldon Mon |from M other goc|aI or bualneaa lown8hlp and nved ln the Aahlaj "Men of this type built the will meet with Mrs. George John- cl,v,t,e8 of tl1 c,ub for the day: program chlrman, Mr*. John Ber- "between the crosses row on row" division will be held at 7 P- •^ the Moosp in»mp nt tho ® community about three years, mov- churches which in every town and son, May 17, at her home on Flat gln, presented the members with in the battle cemeteries tn France Tueaday, May 17, in the Louia WIng there from Beldlng. He waa a village point their spires up to God River. 0rR&n,M f0r BUminer the very attractive programs for and Belgium during World War I. room of the Rowe Hotel. ifm^VrS J" Be It Further Resolved: That a mfmber of St Joseph's Catholic and Inculcate a love of Him In the t8 C0Py 0 th, reaoIut,on b the year worked out by her and "They were nature's floral tribute Final meeting for the drive !°"H. TnT nS v " « spread Church, whero services were held minds and hearta of our children." Rebekah Lodge, No. 282, will hold s ort8, Ja the committee. Interesting and In- to those who died," "and as soon as scheduled for the evening of May P y Boelens, chairman, will,upon the minutes of this organize- Wednesday morning. Burial waa * * * their regular meeting Tuesday eve- Tho American Legion and Auxiliary 20 In the Pantiind Hotel. ''ay at Rccreation Park Tuesday, tlon, and that a copy be printed in made in- St. Patrick's cemetery, formative reporta were then heard ln 16 Moat Metropolitan newspapers ning, May 17, at 8 o'clock. , Wednesday and Thursday evenings, the Lowell Ledger, and a printed Parneil. from Mr*. Orlo Gwatkln and Mrs. were organised after the war, wo have book reviewera, but ao far at If you are Interested in playing on jcopy be delivered to Mrs. Leonard i Mr. Lally It survived by hi* wife, Harold Wlttenbach who attended made them our memorial flower. we know not one of them paya any L O. O. F., No. 115. will hold their When more young Americans gave a team or orgMjltlng a team, be as a mark of our sincere appreel- Estella; two daughters, Mra. Earl the district federation meeting la attention to the biggent pubilahlng regular meeting Monday evening. their lives In Europe's poppy- Hxband'i Chain Utttr sure to attend this meeting. atlon for his use/ulne%s. not only aa Barclay and Miss Retta Lally ot Grand Rapida, and from Mr*. Jack houae in the buaii May 1«. at B:$0. studded fields in World War II. the •riiu)! SforHtaq Aiawtr a member of tho Lowell Rotary Grand R^plda; four sons, Allen F. We mean the United States Gov- Fonger, Mr*. David Coon* and poppy bocame their memorial flow- Club, but also as a citizen of Lowell, and Raymond, at home; John and ernment. Mra. Berglo, who attended tha Keene Grange meeting will be er, too, and it now signifies remem- (Contributed) Bowne Center W. S. C. S. W. W. Gumser, Rex of Beldlng; and two sister*, Garden Center meeting In Grand held Friday evening. May 18. brance for America's war dead, no This chain waa atarted in hopes R. G. Jefferles, Mr*. J. M. McCarthy of Ada and A recent eompilatien reveals Rapid*. matter In what part of the world of bringing happiness to all tired A delicious dinner was served at H. J. Rlttenger. Mr*. E. J. Ferris of White Plalna, that tha Qovernmant Prlntln® The club adjourned until It* next Vergennet W. 8. C. 8. will meet they gave their lives." 'business men. Unlike most chains. noon May 4 with Mesdames Thurxa Resolutions Com. N. Y.; also a brother, George A. Office In the past tan yeara hat meeting on June 18 at the home with Mr*. Philip Glotfelty, Wednea- The popples received here are the'this one does not require any mon- Thompson, Gertrude Nellson, Esth- Unanimously adopted May 11, 1949. Lally of Lowell. publithad 133,5*2,M7,517 ceplea of of Mr*. Herbert Davla and Mr*. day afternoon. May 18 at 2:00 work of disabled veterans In the'ey. er Simpson, Alice Slater and Vern George Story, President. | printed mttter—ranqinq from Richard Court will have charge of o'clock for Inttallatlon of officer*. V. F. hospital, where poppy i Simply send a copy of this letter Wenger as hostesse*. F. F. Coons, Secretary. •Ingle theett to bound books. the program on "Poola and Rock making Is directed by the Michigan !to five (R) married male friends, The children'* meeting was held Let MacMlllan, Harper*, Putnami __ i AUCTION SALES Gardena."—Barbara Davla, Pub. The Co-Weds of the Congrega- Department of the Auxlllarv. The,'then bundle up your wife and send from 1:00 to 2:00 p. m. In the upper and the other* try to match that! 1 Chairman. tional Church will hold their regu- veterans not only earn badly need- her to the fellow who heads this hall. And that l$l-blliion-copy output la lar seven o'clock carry-in supper in It waa voted to serve chicken BIRTHS I Guy Monks, Saturday. May 21 onlv a part of tha Govemment'a ed muney by making the little red list the dining room of tha church on flowers, but the employment Isi When ybur name comes to the supper to the Alto Businessmen ' -I An auction sale of household book bualneaa; many bureau* and Perfect Attendance Saturday evening. May 14. Mr. and considered valuable ss occupational head of the litt, you will receive and wives. May 28. Absent mem- To Mr. and Mr*. Emerson Smith, goods will be held Saturday, May 21. departmanta have printing preasea Mra. Charlet Poethumus will have 4th Grade—Shirley Baird, Glady* therapy. 115,188 women (and tome ought#to ber* will be notified In regard to of Foxet Corners. Monday. May 9, at 10S10 Grand River Drive, weat of of thelf own. Vivian [charge of the evenlng't program Barton, Howard Brlgga, be dandlea). duties and menu. an 8^4 lb. son, Donald Emerson, at Lowell Grand Trunk depot List in- Davenport, Danny DeGraw, John and Mr. and Mra. Cecil DeRuahla of CALEDONIA H. 8. ALUMNI I Have faith, dont break thlt Devotions were led by Mr*. Bollt- St Mary's hospital. elude* electric refrigerator, atova, Naturally It would not be prac- Jacobl, Bergle the supper. Frederick*, Gerald TO HOLD BANQUET JUNE 11 chain. One man broke the chain ho, the book review waa given .by and many other article*. Guy tical for a newspaper to give review KleeHach, Virginia Lewie, Judy space to theae millions of publica- Th.« will b. . OMonln hithl""1 «01 hh ewnwUhU*! Mr*. Edna Johnaon. TULIP TIME BROADCASTS Monk*, Prop; Geo. VanderMeulen, Potter, Brenda Rankin, Shirley The Priacllla Group of the W. 8. 1 Ice cream and cookies furnished tion*. but we feel that our reader* tchool alumr.! banquet in Caledonia .. , , ...... auctlpneer. See complete adv. In Raymor, Laura Smlt, Darolyn C. 8. will meet Wednesday, May by the Aid will be served at the Station WKZO will broadcaatnextwe€k,tL^ 2-3 might be Intaraatad In the Utlaa of Saturday, June 11, at T;4ft. All for^ "rmUtmlm for SkAwhoaf" Bwanaon, Robeita Thompson, Mar- 18, with Mra. 8. Junior Ayres and r n!OS afterhoon meeting June 1st. The five programs from the Holland, - a few of them. Pfcr example: vin White, Patty Wlttenbach. Mr*. Robert Weaver at their home tner teachers and aon-graduate *™ Jnowmm "Family Spending and Saving at May group will have charge of the Tulip Time celebration this year. 8EE THE p0NY TRACTOR trd Grade-Paul Blert, Richard on Riverside Drive. Member* are atudents ara Invited. How are your petunias coming? Related to Age of Wife tnd Num- program. They will be heard dally starting. DEMONSTRATION MAY » Connors, Billy Covert, Kly Lynjto bring the wedding gowns to QtrlB. Snowla to be toastmaster. Remember they must be in full ber of Children." Wednesday. May 18. Broadcasts i ^ Davidson, Donald Dawson, John be modeled In the "Brides In Re- Radio Rtatlon WFTJR will furnish bloom for Showboat week, July 25 from Holland will reach WKZO I Announcement has been made by "Reclpea for Cooking Muakrat EVENING EXTENSION CLASS Gallagher, Judy Bllla, Jamee Hall, view" ehow, and the advertising entertalhment and dancing will fol- through SO, ao dont delay If you listeners at 145 Wednesday at Ray Nixon, manager of the Imple- Meat." Jack Hartley, Bob Kinyon, Carol posters. low the program. have not yet started your planting. The evening Extension Cla** met .... wadnesdav Thursdav and ,n®nt department of C. R Rund- "Deer Mortality from Gunshot Jean Utachewakl, Roger Mayes, Deadline for purchasing ticket* We want Lowell to have on her last Wednesday evening with *«. ^^S^^ ^turday aft- <* that a demonrtration vj Woundt* It May 31. ad# Harriet PhUllpe, sherry Travla, Al- Lowell Lodge, No. 90, F. * A. M beat bib and tucker" when the Ed Laux with twelve ladles P"*-!#rnoon in addition. CBS will orig- ^ ® on Saturday, May •« "Flth for Breakfast—and Why fred Welgte, Jamee White, Robert Showboat visitors come to town. i t. The different topic* for next . . . from Hoi-'bowing a Massey-Harris pony Not?" will hold a special meeting Tueaday, en n twork White. May 17, at 7:30 p. m., for Initiation DANCE BATURDAY NIGHT Not only the visitors but yoU y^f-g programs were discussed. . . , ^ durin-the cql. tractor with one 14" plow, disk bar- "Certain Child-Welfare Terms In row and 08,(1 cu, and other Important business. It Is yourselves will derive a lot of plea-;^ iad{M completed twenty-one^ JOURNAL tlvator, at the Spenlah.** There will be a dance at Egypt VT 1 4 try that all member* be nire from your petunia planting*. la|np Bh8det at two special meet- ^ p m Norto*" n Aver y farm, one mil" e nort""h "Interaction of Sex, Shape and Ionia Pomona Grange Grange hall on Saturday evening. Maybe you could even work up a , p prii 27 !of US-16 and M-50 Junction, or cor- Weight Qenee of Watermelon*.'* |njp| he d A rll K and X Ionia County Pomona Grange May 14. Mualc by Delanlas Orchea- little' neighborhood contest to tee M„ neRusnia. ABArte kjrrvA/e ner of S6th St. and Naah Ave, Thla "Japanese Ornithology and Mam- tra. c2 who can get the nicest mass display. ^ g will be SEVENTH GRADE NEW1 demonstration will start at 9 In malogy In World War H." will meet with Keene Grange on The Child Study Club will meet next mMUn held! Saturday evening. May 21. Supper at tha home of Mra. John Winks. The Showboat C. 'with Mrs. Donald Llnd. 1078 Ver... - . The Seventh Grade held It* May the mornin^ g and conUnua to 4 "The Geneuca, Physiology and n Economic Importance of the Mul- will be served at 8:00 o'clock. Mrs. 420 N. Monroe Stn May 19, with ROLLINS TO ATTEND which Is sponsoring the JVlgennes Rd., Wednesday evening, i meeting May 6. the president. |be afternoon, ti-Nipple Trait In Sheep." MaHan Boughner, County Chap- Mra. Nelson Stormiand aa hoatass INSURANCE MEETING for Showboat" _«mpalgn W** j Mn| ^ ^ker wttl be [Douglas Hartley, calling the meet-1 You are Invited to come and lain, haa prepared the following and Mra. Harold Naah aa co-hostess, that, orSTr pWr ^ to ^ your^f. "Fleaa of North America." Geraid Rollins of Lowell has program: Tribute to deceased, 5th Thla la the laat meeting until fall on To convey an Idea of the tally qualified for the regional meeting % and will begin promptly at 8 p m. busin Ic-^. — .«• OWrd and uaeful information contained member*. Memorial num- |of the Mutual Benefit Life Ihsur- as there will be election of new to be In evidence in the very near In theae variona document*, we ber* by South Boston Quartette, ance Company of Newark, N. J., to Beautiful". I Selected calf, kid and kangaroo, Pageant by Juvenile Orange of offlcera, and a guest apeaker from future. Keep your eyes open! Vergrada 4-H Club quote a couple of eentencea from b« held for the North Cetv'-nl area The treasurer, 8te\-en Myera, jarch support, brown and black, two Berlin Center, A one act play by ;Grand Rapida Dr. Edith Dorrell, to Tm a Lonely Little Petunia" will . „ . ... . the final opua on the above Hat: at the Hotel Statler, In De lit, on not have to be sung in Lowell-will Vergrada 4-H Club wHll meet called for due*. tone and ventilated. Service guar- Bowne Grange. Th»* will be the .talk on "Child Guidance In a Con- "Doga may be greatly annoyed 8 Ma> 15-17. lt? May 20. Instead of May IS aa pre- For entertainment the aeventh anteed. Moat sty lea J7.50. Somo at hy flea*, and spend much time laat regular meeting before sum-|f^ *d World." Roll call Is to be Mr. Rollins has been M,> elated I vloualy announced. Same plaoe, grade Camp Fire girl* gave a $8.50 and $9.95. Coona mer vacation. answered by aafety auggeationa. 54 gnawing at their affected parts, with this Agency tince 1944 except] men uke to tit and think of same committee. play. The moat frequently affected part for five years' army tervK-%, and how much money they have. Others Meeting adjourned at 2:45 | Opening dance. May 14, Woodard "Rfyoks and Shoal*." officially the The copper mines of Ariiona V* la the back, near the root of the has been very successful. *lt and think of how much money Clvillxatlon to the mind 1*^ aa i Lake. 8 mllea north of Ionia. p2 Articles for Government of tha inong the greatest of the world, u tall." they need, but havent got Still neceeaary a* food to the body - It'a easier to get ahead than to See what you have been missing? Navy, were written by John Adam* fid, silver, lead, asbestos and tine Try a want ad and ba convinced. other* Jutt alt Cicero. keep ahaad. Try a Ledger want ad. And where your money la going? tnim. llustrles are i^lao Important MnMBtMpSliiMMi Mi'im i - *»•

THE LOWELL LEDQEfl, LOWELU MICHIOAW, THURSDAY, MAY 12. IMS TWO THE LOWELL LEOOKW, LOWELL. MICHIGAN. Lowell Localf Lowsll Locsls Lowell Locsls jnow v#ominuniiy Mr. and Mrs. Richard Court and The Lowell Ledger Dr. and Mra. W. A. Large were Mr. and Mrs. Clair Shotwell of LOCAL NEWS and ALTO SOLO lira. S. P. Reynold* & Vicinity CLARKSYILLE ^'children and Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Mra. Bruce Tower Mra. M. P. Lanhard Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Greenville were Monday afternoon Mrs. Ira Sargeant guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Snyder. ^ Court spent Mother's Day with Dr. NatloDal PubttalMd rrmrt Tburatfajr moralnf at Mrs. John Woodhead in Yergennes. a and Mrs. Maurice Court In Mar- • I# But lUIn Strwl. Lowell. Michl«UL Those present at P. T. A. greatly Miss Albean Louise Jarvis of Mrs. Agnes Thompson of Hast- Albert Hood of Joliet, 111., paid U Poatofflcc at Lowell. Mlcbl«aa. Everyone was very happy that Women's Christian Fellowship A Mother's Dty program MORE CHEVROLET TRUCKS ings visited her friend, Mrs. Lucy visit to tho Ledger office Friday cellus. enjoyed the plcturea ihown by Slacks That Are Flint called Sunday on her cousin, Mr. and Mra. Bill Rexford Were . ,Rev. DeKraker of hia travels dur- The Women's Christian Fellow* presented at the morning services Mrs. E. S. White. Walker, last week. and we enjoyed a little chat with Week-end guests of Mrs. Wm. I r in the war Plan8 wer able to return to their home laat at the Church of the Naiarene. Mra. him. He has been visiting his Wachterhauser were her son and ThTAJto ^r t«*rka^*4*J«iu*^i l ^ ® made for 0 ooosotuuted with the Lcdcer June a picnic to be held at Fallaaburg Monday after several weeks ab-S* ™ P "*' ^ ^ V^P^ daughter. Mrs. Belva Bryant, of daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1917. The Lowell Journal e.tabllahed UM Park on May 28. sence due to lllneas. They are both v^ Hnwl.ti fli.t^T ladL ^ •nt' Mr' Lorr*ln# Kooewers the Shades Smarter near Alto the past ten days, and Wachterhausar and two children, COTTON Oc—olMatad with the Le JgJ ^ Mrs. Delton Tyler was w.M at lanflar, keep Iti Misses Kathryn and Anna Lalley1 Mra. C. L. Williamson was a Sun- Latest Patterns USED RBOONDITlOIfED Mo6n and Mr8 M 1 celers bright APPLIANCES Mrs. Kenneth Ingeraotl of Kala-l ' Brown of Grand V® for the wedding. tjinrfatendedH . OniitinQuilting. waa 4thv.e work of and Loyal Lalley of Grand Rapids, day dinner guest of Miss Ina Alger ld with a Una pre- mazoo Is staying this week with i^aP " and Mr. and Mra. Bernard | the day. Following the business jack Lalley and family and the L. In Yergennes. All Sizes • • • Miller of lonj^ I ci.*.vllla Lecala session a abort program in honor of (active coaling J. Delhanty family of Ionia were1 Mrs. Glenn Grim of East Paris fher parents, Mr and Mra. Claude PlmlKirfli Weter»por llnolau Cole as Mrs. Cole was taken seri- Mrs. Claude Booth returned Mother's Day was given. The meet- Mother's Day guests of Mrs. John and Benny Zoet of Logan were ALL KINDS OF home Tueaday from Fords, N. J., | Mr. and Mra. Clair Erb are the Varnlfh. Ifs ee>y te apply ously 111 Saturday night. She la ing of May 10th will be held at tha Lalley. callers at the Wm. Cosgriff home where she haa been for a month, proud parenta of a baby boy born Ichurch. tewgli, end lai(lng-a real lakeT $2.98 to $3.98 reported as improvlag. and Money eeveri Carlton Vaughn Ardls and family last week. CommerdAl Refriferstioi visiting her daughter, Mra. George Friday afternoon In Pennock hoe- Keith Anderson and lady friend moved Monday to Benton Harbor. I Lewis Baker of Grand Rapids Ten ladies were present at the of Grand Rapids were Sunday eve- program planning meeting for Ex- Sharrick and family. |pltal. The young man weighed Their Lowell friends regret to have called on old friends In Lowell Sat- sod Air CooditMmini seven pounds, two ounces and baa ning callera of his brother, ^dward them leave, but hope they will like urday. He Is now employed at the tension Class held at the ball Tuea- (too late for last week) .been named Ronald Lee. and family. their new home. Tuberculosis Sanitarium. ClaARlLE ^ i-AWyrfiHnKtt day evening. The meeting waa con- Ml8 Mra. Charles Marvin spent aev-j Mra. Leater Read of Carrolton, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Carter of: 8 Marion Bushnell attended ducted by Mra. Raymond Heache Mrs. Louva Petersen waa a caller [Mich., arrived here Friday evening MWdleviile and Mr. and Mra. Cur- the meeting of the Michigan Asso- and Mra. Sherman Reynolds. at the home of Mr. and Mra. Dave ral days last week at the home of her mother, Mra. C. J. Stafford. for the Mother's Day vacation with tis Pierce and two sons of Allegan elation for Children's Education loth & Son Co. Mra. Merrill Champion has been Garfield laat Tuesday. her parenta, Rev. and Mra. Ed- called Sunday on Mra. Emily Mur- wh'ch was held Saturday In Battle Mr. and Mra Ralph Whinnery of In Lanalng. on the sick list mund Lux. Her husband joined tha ray, ,Creek, and was a supper guest of FURNITURE Mr8 23f ^ 8«rvl».tfgmny gnmp 0D Suoday'ud'thiiy ENJOY THESE COLOR-RICH SLACKS Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bishop and - Helen Rlggs Brown In Mar- A want ad will bring results. Try children of Grgnd Rapids were Sun- shall. ne and be oonvlnced Mrs. Alford Bedell, Mrs. Elmer day guests of her parents, Mr. and Delbert Woon was home from son 1111:1 Ed1.. Storey of GrattanG rattan,, oonn aa fishing,tl.li I ng, - "dv*! a gift of a haauUftil Miller and Mra. Wesley Keim were Mrs. H. L. Kyser. M. S. C. to spend Mother's Day with trip iMt week-end. They brought iplant for being the oldest mother among thoae who attended a shower Acclaimed by fashion leaders... they im- Mr. ahd Mrs. Raymond Slater and N" Parents, Rev. and Mrs. Norman bMk 28 nice trout and Mra. Joyce Alderink received honoring Mrs. Harold Schwab and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Huystra and Q- Woon. nnrnL Wealey Miller ao- !a lovely plant for being the young- Mra. Lewis Beatty at the home of part that smart, casual appearance and children of Grand Rapids called on1 Mr- and Mrs. Leo Walsh of Grand companled their son Berpard MO-Lt mother. Mra. Charlea Schwab in Lowsll Fri- their aunt, Mrs. Ida Krum, Friday Rapids spent Saturday evening with ler of Ionia, on a trip to Fort are especially enjoyable in color comb- [evening. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Simpson. Miss Friends here have received the day afternoon. e "Regular cultirstion to kill weeds and our Newspaper Wayne, Ind., Sunday where they announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Bertha Schwab was a Moth- Mrs. Dora Pletcbor, Mr. and Mra. LaYanche Moore of Grand Rapids visited relatives wyie he attended inations with SPORTMASTER SHIRTS save soil moliture", ssy Professions! Kenneth Fletcher and Galen and and Mrs. Minnie Davis of Alto were a convention. Mra. Pauline Benedict Fischer to er's Day guaat of her daughter, Mra. Mra. Dave Garfield called on Mr Mr. Stephen Herbert Tallman on Dorothy Weeks and family. gardeners, "Is necesisry to produce the Mrs. Janet Faulkner were Sunday Saturday callera. and Mrs. Bill Rexford Monday at May 2 at Bloomfleld. N. T. Mra. Mr. and Mra. Norman King had finest Sowers and vegetables". Here era guests of Mr. and Mra. Wm. Roth \ Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrt. The Lowell Ledger the Avery home in Lowell and,Tallman Is the sister of Joe Bene- the pleasure of seeing four 'deer Tokiti Tor the most efficient tools for flower bed snd and family in Yergennes. {Charles Nevins were Mra. Frank found them both feeling much bet-;dict of Saranac. grazing in a field near their home! garden cultirstion, each one perfect in Mr. and Mrs. John Fahrni enter- Nevins of Grand Rapids and Mr. Qusdriga laat Tuesday. tained Sunday with a Mother's Day |and Mra. Aaron Harrell of Muske- ter. They expect to return to their Mrs. M. P. Lenhard entertained McFall Chavrolat Nassau Tan balsnca, design and construction. IS A BOOSTER FOR THIS COMMUNITY own home Tueaday. Welcome home the Literary Club at her home laat Mr. and Mra. Floyd Schwab and dlnner honoring Mrs. Fahrnl's S™- Mr. and Mra. Richard Raglan Percales Bill and Jennie. Thursday night for the May meet- son Roger of Lansing and Mr. and 608 W. Main Lowell, Michigan Phone 298 mother, Mra. Amy Llnd, of Ionia. iand Linda of Lyons and Mr. and Mrs. Lottie Wilson of Grand Mra. Richard Fairchild of Alto ^_ Bermudc frown Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.lMra. Fred Fuller and family of Rapids spent Sunday with Mr. and ing. Mra. Charles Nash had charge IF 52 wooks a yeor, backing every worth- of the program, which was enjoy- spent Mother's Day with their pgr- in Claude Kleft and Mary Lou of Sag- Lowell were Mother's Day dinner Needleized, 80 square Mrs. LeRoy Chipman. inaw, Mr. and Mra. Frank Miller of guests. Mr. and Mra. Jessie Tubbs of ed by all. The yearly picnic will ents. Mr. anS Mra. Clinton Schw.-.b. , . , . IRUK IKMPER while enterprise. Your patronage will Mrs. Eugene Krauss called on her Lansing laat IrUlay. Ids and Mra. Slgna Carrigon and |Grand Rapids and Mra. Alice Den-1 Mr. and Mra. Glendon Bovee and AU plain colors and Grand Rapida were Sunday visitors be in June and will be held at the A giant macklnaw trout, nearly n When you see these slacks, you'll want several nle. [Aria Lee and Mr. and Mra. Yercel of Mr and Mra. Leo Sullivan. cottage of Mfrs. F. A. Sawall. At mother, Mra. Mary Weaver, at tha Mother's Day gueata of Mr. and children of near Bowne Center. S9 years of age, died at a state fish IT'S TOPS Mr. and Mra. Raymond Geiger home of Mr. and Mra. Leon Howk Mra. Harold Carrigpn were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Freyermuth (Bovee were Mother's Day dinner prints are now expand its operation and bring further the close of the meeting the hatchery in California. The M-lnch S pain. They are not expensive. Prices include tax and Janet were Mother'! Day din-'guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bovee and daughter of Smyrna spent hostess assisted by Mra. Lillian in Freeport Sunday evening. Mra. Albert Carrigon, Mr. and Mra, It costs something to reach for fish was hatched from an egg Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mr and Mra. Erin Johnson at- Edward Tanla and family and Mra. ner guests of Mr. and Mra. Philip in South Boston. selling at tiiis benefits to you. Scovllle served a lovely lunch. the check and pay it but It gets brought fronl the state of Minne- S Schneider, Jr. | Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Gardner and Tower. Fellowship Night waa observed tended a Guernsey cattle sale near _Goldie GraybiU, all of Grand Rap- you home at a reasonable hour. sota, according to the California s Slocks $7.45 — $8.50 — $9.95 — $11.50 low price >i Joyce Booth and Eldon Jensen fish and game division. s Week-end guests of Mr. and Mra. [Sharcn Kay visited friends In Ionia went to Lansing last week where Friday night in the Congregational Wm. Huffman were their son-in-law Sunday. they have been called to work. Church. A carry-In supper waa j Shirt» $3.9b — $4.50 — $5.00 — $5.50 — $4.95 and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne I Mrs. Gladys Hartley waa a week- of only nerved at 7:80. Gerald Bolthouaa rr Blgler and son Blllle, of Grand .snd guest of her sister, Mrs. Loren of Grand Rapida was a guest and Rapids. , Rusco and family, in Grand Rapids. showed moring plcturea whieh Customers Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCormlck, | Mrs. U. A. Hawk Is In Grand Rap- were Instnfctlve and entertaining REMfMSfR... JVO smi Michael and Linda of Ada spent Ms assisting in the care of Mrs. as well. e Sunday at the Collins-Gaunt home, iRuby Hudson, at the home of her Clarksville Business Man's Aa- Corner 5 whore a family supper was served daughter. soclatlon held their muiitbly busi- In obaervance of Mother's Day. [ Miss Barbara Thome of M. S. C. ness meeting and supper Monday What can we do to give OFFERS YOU M0R£ FOOD VALUES Mr. and Mrs. Joe Eaton and Miss .was home over the week-end. night in the Maaonlc Temple at Betty Berkley of Boyne City visited i Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. You'll Save 7J30. Roy Willett served the supper. you better service in your Lowell, Miohlflan from Sunday to Wednesday at the Ben Snyder were Mr. and Mrs. Clair Ifon Telephone 9 F. A. Sawall of Detroit spent the A&P store? MORE DAYS A WEEK THAN YOUR homes of Wesley Crooks. Howard Snyder of Beldlng and Mra. Dora week-end with his wife at the lake. Gibbs and Wm. Wesbrook. iWelch of Saranac. Mrs. John Beattle spent Sunday We want A&P service to Mother's Day guests at the Geo. I Mr. and Mrs. Tim Conant of at the home of her mother, Mra. THRIFTY A&P Fonger home wore Marjean and [Battle Creek spent Sunday with ale of. be every bit as good as the Richard Fonger and Miss Barbara jthelr daughter, Mrs, Ray Alexander This S Mary Taft, who la not ao well. Mrs. M. P. Lenhard was a dlnaer quality foods you get in our Jones of Kalamazoo, Mrs. Elma and family, and all went to Cedar guest Sunday at tha cottage of Burch of Rockford and Mr. andlSprlngs in the afternoon to attend stores; a^id every bit as satis- Creem Sfy/a /.g.taW. SharHahf Mra. Mac Fonger and Rick of Low- the funeral of Mr. Conant's brother- Mra. F. A. Sawall. ell n-law, Clifford Eldred. Only Kashua makes Mrs Mattle Phillips and Mrs. fying as thrifty A&P price*, No. 2 lona Cora ees Mr. and Mrs. Rex Collins and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Collins and John Beattle were in Ionia Friday lie dexo '* 32c £ 81c oals Good service calls first of baby Stephen spent Sunday In Mr. and Mrp- Ray Alexander and afternoon. Sparta. Idaughtera visited the Timpson or- Kiceiftor SpmS ^ all for'courteous treatment Wesson or Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jacobltz and 0 l4-«. am Alex Reusser of South Ionia call- chards Monday afternoon and were INDIAN HEAD cotton^ family spent Sunday with his par- But we must also strive to be PORK & BEANS 27c MAZOLA OIL . * " 37o ed Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. Wesley supper guests of Mr. and Mra. enta In Grand Rapids. prompts helpful, efficient and SelNmo Red ••wyuiur mxirj/urinae 1- o- Crooks. Emerson Stauffer at Alto. Indian Head Is a perfect summer fabric for Mr. and Mra. Charles Nash were 14-01. MM Mr. and Mra. George Howard of Mra. Margaret Dennis fell in her sports or for "spectating." It comes In White Each Coat Features — Mother's Day Guests of their son accurate. KIDNEY BEANS 10c ALL-SWEET * 27o Alto and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Denny home early Monday morning re- and 25 gay colors, and washes like a charm. and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Warner tarty June visited relatives In Flint and Wyan- sulting In a compound pelvis frac- It keeps its crisp permanent finish through Naah. Your advice and sugges- No. 1 can dotte over the week-end. ture. She waa removed to St. Mary's washing after washing, won't shrink because 79c Latest Colors Mr. and Mra. Brink Bolthouse tions can help us keep out I0NA PEAS 10c SALAI) DRESSING ^ 47o Allle Hood of Joliet, HI., visited hospital, accompanied by her daugh- H's Sanforized. White stays snowy White, col- and LuelU spent Sunday at Kent Ne Matter Whst You Went, you'll Find ; j Mr. and Mra. Will Cosgriff Wednes- ter, Mrs. Kittle Charles. Mra. Dennis ors won't fade. It's so easy to cut and sew. you'll City. service the way it should be.

Morris Blgga were alao present. Leece at Elmdale Sunday after- election In 1980 by taking a cue Southern Mlchi^on Lakes ** nr LOCAL NEWS norm * ergonnes [ Mrs. Robert Biggs gave a plastic noon. Republican Legulators Hope to from President Truman's success- PRIZE KITCHEN TOWELS MASSEMURIt To Get Beauty Treatment Mrs. William Wright party Friday evening. Around 20 ful attacks on the 80th "do-nothing" and * vhiir Congress? SALES AND SERVICE Conservation department public YOUR women were present. A nice time Broken Glassware—Melted alum Avoid Higher Taxes for State PERENNIALS, 25c op was had by all. Kim Slgler criticized the 1947- Mr. and Mrs. David Waahburn fiehlng sites will become more tban Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Read Is better than glue for mending 1948 legislature for blocking his 19c and family were Sunday gueata of dr«b water acceea locatlona In tbe WASHINGTON attended the KUIduff family re- Mr. and Mrs. Francla Smith and glassware. It holda well and jjtots COMW.ETE' Needs and Plug Major Deficits program of centralized streamlining BLEEDING HEARTS: Spectabilis. DELPHINIUMS: Pacific Gisnt her mother. Mrs. Rose Wingeier, future. Flab division field crews union at Fallaaburg Park, Sunday. family called on Mr. and Mrs. Jay Mixed: PHLOX: Rheinlander, Eva Forester, Graf Zepplin, Africa TRACTORS • COMBIHESin Alto are busy planting walnut seedlings not show. of state government In 1949 Gov- THAT SOFT DOUBLE TOWEL Mrs. Read's brother and family, ernor Williams is also critical. His Starlight. CARNATIONS: all colore. COLUMBINE: Blue, rose and IMPLEMENTS Mrs. Wilson Waahburn and eon REVIEW Master Sgt. and Mrs. Carroll KlU- reference to "a bunch of crows" re- Harold spent Sunday with her num*rou> bordering southern duff of Seattle, Wash., were also BOWLING "When I get through at Lansing, partisan action, now he was In crimson-star. FOXGLOVES: Giant Shirley Mixed. SHASTA DAISY: QENUINE MUtEV-HIRRIt PUTS Michigan lakes. veals his Impatience. MUNROE S FOOD MKT. daughter. Mrs. Harold Goff and. there. SERVICE I trust no one will say, 'Williams doubt, In a few weeks the legislature's Dieners Giant Double. PAINTED DAISY: Giant Hybrids, Euphor- slept here.'" 219 E. Main family. In Saranac. I Other crews are carrying out Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. record will be written. We Intend bia, Polychroma. SWEET WILLIAM: Pink and Scarlet. SWISS C. H. jafcK, Uptowners League G. Mennen Williams, Michigan's Prior to the spring election, Gov to review the results in this column. Mrs, Arthur Conkiln and family t Emerson Smith on the birth of a THEY TRY "IT" • • ernor Williams had urged the GIANT PANSIES, Gold, Blue, Mapleleaf. HIBI8CU8: Marvel Red. Phone 14 Lowell 9 o'clock Thursday youthful governor and Democratic RUNCIMAN CO. of Beldlng spent Wednesday •v*- ?*" ^ son, Donald Emerson, Monday We have striven to render service of excel- Final Standings voters to make a clear-cut choice Many others. nincr u/(fV\ \\ar ortiiatr> Mra MaII CUTD U&nR GrOSiOM. OVOT 18,000 SB- s protege of former Governor Frank A small fleet of ships, nearly 100 I morning at St. Mary's hospital, lent quality—and at fair prices. Pts. W L between the Republican record of LOWOLT, MCHLCU xHP* transplants and 80.000 willow THEY LIKE "IT" • • Murphy, tossed off the words , cuttings being used on the several Grand Rapids. Mother and baby King Milling Co 48 38 28 "inaction" and the Democratic path Investigators, and three govern- MRS. FRANK GODFREY — Phone 439^4 crisply. mental agencies arc fishing for Mrs. Irwin Flnels. Nancy and projects are being supplied .by the | are doing fine. ROTH & SONS COMPANY World War I Vets...47 84 28 to social Justice. The Aprll verdict, 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Wright and The newspaper editors laughed facts on the decline of sardine pop- First house west of Fairchild Storage tanks at village limits off Ver- A want ad *111 sell your unwanted Stephen of Ionia and Mr. and Mrs. department's nurseries at Hlgglns ****************** THEY BUY "IT" ... Again Phone 56 FUNERAL SERVICE Lowell Roth & Sons 40 81 29 a whopping victory for the G.O.^»., gennes Road. ol-4 — EASY TO USE— S Hulda Flnels were Mother's Day Hardwood sUie 1 family called on his mother, Mrs. heartily. The governor was appear- was a "disappointment" to Wil- ulations on the western coast ac- Articles, lake at the H. H. Dairy M 30 30 ing at their traditional "State of cording to the California fish and < dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- foreet, Cheboygan county. For the time being, at leaat, the Eatella Wright In Lowell on Thompson's Mkt 37 28 32 liams. He continued to Insist that ROLL TICKETS aid Flnels. I workers b«ttl e ov«r labor-management leg- Mother's Day. Michigan Press Conference" to his November victory was a popular game division. 0n |K)Qie ttrmmh%akMi i WHAT IS "IT** ... Runclman Co 29 22 38 answer written questions. The mod- For Shows, Bazaars, Races, Out-\ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Geary visited are pi^ung multlflora rose and '"'atlon haa comu to an end In the I Mr. and Mrt. Harry Fashbaugh High Individual, single game—L. mandate for his spendllfg program 'and Barbara and Mr. and Mrs. erator, Senator Don VandorWerp In the meanwhile, Republican Read the Ledger ads. Buy and sell through the Ledger Want Ads Ings, Parties, Dances, Athletics,i In Lansing over the week-end. 08age orange to keep livestock House of Representatives. After Keech 210-209. W- Foguth 202. of Fremont, had previously Intro- the vote t0 leaders are seeking to transform also Beverage and Food Coupons^ Rodgers i Mrs. Margaret Dennis and Kittle away. These shrubs are secured recommit the Wood bill .Charley Topp of Saranac were the High Individual, series—L. Keech duced State Treasurer D. Hale I Charles were Sunday guests of Mr. from private nurseries. to the Committee on Education guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lowell Creamery Vitamin D of Williams' proposals into 2,000 Numbered Tickets $1.60^ 890. W. Foguth "628. Brake with a humorous reference •. O. P. accomplishments, while land Mrs. Jack Sexton In Grand; and Labor, the House found Itaelf Biggs, and Mr. and Mrt. F. Biggs High team, single game—Kings to Brake's boyhood days la Neway- R.pKU, , | rl«" b.ck ,h.r. It .Urtrt on at Fallaaburg Park. Mr. and Mrs. avoiding imposition of new or DOUBLE ROLL TICKETS V Garden Lor() C ub Homogenized Milk 763, Runclman 726. ^ go County. Fremont could well put higher taxes for state needs. E>on Mr. arid Mrs. Don Merrill and • January 8, W49, when the Slut Lewis Electric Has It! High team, serlea—Kings 2188, up a monument, "Hale Brake Slept omy and revenue adjustments Numbered on each ticket " for ^ children of Watervllet spent Moth-1 The Garden ixre Club mst at Congress convened. Runclman 2078. Here," said VanderWerp. All this would plug the major part of the drawings, door prixes, etc. ^ HEATING er's Day with her parents, Mr. and the Methodist Church dining hallj Perhaps we should look ahead happened In January, 1949, WE BUY 400 additional USP Vitamin D units In every deficit. Rural ^X^ele-news 2,000 Double Tickets -.-|2.75\ Mrs. Art Schneider, for the first meeting of the year on to see what might happen In the The Sparkettes League Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Rather of Tuesday, April 26. The Junior Club, future '*nd, aa I see It, there are quart of Lowel Coomery Homoqeniied MHk 9 o'clock Tuesday J The state legislature has two Ionia were Sunday guests of Mr. known as the Showboat Club were several future poaalbllltlea In NEW H0TP0INT Standings weeks left before adjournment May If the state incurs a deficit—as THE LOWELL LEDGER JW E SUPPLY THE NEW and and Mrs. W. W. Gumser and his guests. sight. Rep. Leslnskl, chairman of CHICKENS Order Dajly DeliYery >low ... a week's trial Pts. W 20. seems inevitable In view of the 78 Everything in Printing S REPAIR THE OLD mother, Mrs. Mary Ann Rather. • A delicious carry-In dinner waa the Committee on Education and Betty Ruth's B. S 81 36 percent ear-marking of state sales WHO is your fefephone company?-Ever stop Many weeks have gone by since tax revenue—Governor Williams fPhone 200 Lowell^ CALL 401 LOWELL Mr. and Mrs. t H. Dlntaman of served by the dinner committee at hM lndIaited his committee will conYince you Roth ft Sons Co 49 38 Governor Williams presented his to think who installs your telephone . . . who Grand Rapids were Sunday guests one o'clock. .. . « » . I will start work on a new bill ua- HIGHEST MARKET PRICE AUTOMATIC WASHER C. H. Runclman Co._.41 29 Is likely to blame the legislature program of social reform. He had for it. makes repairs to your line when they're needed of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Young. | Tho new president, Mrs. Jonn ing the Admjnla;ratjon.B ^ mln- State Savings Bank—36 28 proposed publllc housing, liberal 27 Does Williams hope to win re- Mlss Anita June Boyd of MSC Bannan and licr secrctury, Mrs.'ute compromise proposal aa a THOMPSON'S Petes's Tavern 35 workmen's compensation beneflta . . . who at the switchboard handles calls to and spent the week-end with her par- Katie CUT, presided over ^ bust- st4rtlng ^,,,4 0n the other hand Brlggs & Abernathy.28 22 and extension of medical care and from your home... who works in your local tele- enta. Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd and ness of the club. Mrs. MatHda the HoUBe can await action by LOWELL CREAMERY High team, single game, (season) disability payments. "Injured work- aanirary manter phone businoss office? They're folks just like Mother's Day guests were Mr. and the Senate and take up the Sen- N. I. QRIMWOOD. PROP. —1st. C. H. Runclman, 780 ; 2nd ers should be allowed medical care Mrs Joe Dltmar and daughter Juwd C. ? ate's bill when It comea to the W. A Roth, 678 ; 8rd, Pete's Tavern, as long as necessary." yourself. They may even he friends and neighbors Karan Ann and Susan Kay of pleaalng remarka to tne sewor „ E. Msln St Lowell 208 E. Main St Phone 87 660. Unemployment benefits should be PLAN NOW FOR of yours. Ant! they're interested in providing Grand Rapids. club and candid suggestions to the High team, three games (season) increased, and coverage should be Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Shear of Battle Showboat Club. j From the correspondence I have —1st, W. A. Roth, 1908; 2nd, C. H. extended to all employers and em- you with friendly and courteous telephone service Creek Mr and Mrs. Ernest Collins I A letter from N. E. Borgeraon. received In the paat few days, Runclman, 1896 ; 8rd, Pete's Tavern ployees. (Now limited to eight or at all times. and children of Brooklln Corners general chairman of Lowell Show- some folka at leaat are not satls- 1818. more.) Also fair employment prac- HARVEST-TIME and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shear and boat, waa read. It had many worth- fled with the House action. A High Individual, single game tice law modeled after the New son of Grand Rapids spent Sunday while suggestions to the Showboat number of my good friends who (season)—Ist, Wlnnlfred Ellis, 197; York statute. with Mr. and Mrs. Will Booth. Garden Club and much praise for are members of labor unions and 2nd, Pauline Grimes, 186; 8rd, Ann- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Weldon of the Sr. Club. E. C. Foreman, chair- who represent labor organizations abelle Foguth, 184. ... plant Chicago were Saturday afternoon nian of parks and boulevards made fee] that the Wood bill, even after High Individual, three games More state aid for higher educa- (season)—Ist, Bernlece Lybolt 490; tion. Old age assistance benefits dinner guests of her parenta, Mr. a plea for the Junior Club to •re- seven liberalizing amendments t should be increased from $80 to S80 and Mrs. Andrew Chaffee. member Richards Park and keep were adopted by the House, waa Idfarb 2nd, Helen Koewers, 472; 8rd, Ann- monthly maximum. Michigan farm Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Rlckher Join- In mind the smaller children play- unfair law. On the other hand, /V abells Foguth, 440. IT'S NEWS TO YOU!-A lot of thr items you produce would be offered to con- ed a family gathering at the home-'11? there. He also had much praise management representatives com- read in your newspaper come in by telephone, or Lowell Jills League sumers with a "MlcKlgan Seal of of Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Justice in for the Senior Club. . . plain because the amended Wood Mfar Quality" supported by strict grad- the paper's staff obtains them hy telephone. Tele- Clorksvllle for Sunday dinner. Sun-i Mrs. Bruce Walter ushered In 30 blll wafl too 80,t or too proiabor. 7 o'clock Tueedsy ing and marketing research. typewriter mechincs operating over telephone day evening visitors at the Rlckner children from the 4th, Btb and 6th jn particular, I waa criticized for irociei Standings Stream pollution laws would be \ Pts. W L tightened, and money provided lines send news all over the country from the L". Marilyn ot Gr'an/nl'l^ bill, SSnTX? .» a recent letter to the editor of a Michigan Rlttenger Ins— 82 38 22 whereby state Institutions might press associations. Even many of the pictures lowspaper. a reader wrote: "The Kroger store L. E. Johnson 89 30 30 eliminate pollution of public waters. s.an exception, as you always get courteous King Milling 89 28 32 appearing in newspaper* are transmitted over treatment and good service there". Hut's To finance all thla and to bridge M an M B eter Lowell Construction—88 29 31 the growing gap In the treasury m* i n 0 rh 19261926 Mr8Mra H^ldT Fln^s Intact or unchang- music to our ears. It tells us we're succeeding telephone lines by wirephoto. on Mrs. R. G. Chrouch at Blodgett - t- Hulda Flnels, first presl-, Mnrtlnv Art FrAnklv T Lena Lou Inn 36 28 32 caused by sales diversion. Governor hospital Friday, also on Mrs. Mul- dent, spoke of the first Rower show ^ ™-Hart!ey Act Frankly I in our efforts to make every Kroger store a Christiansen Drug—86 27 33 nd symbol of oourteey and good service. Williams proposed a tax on cor- dei-s grandmother. Mrs. Angelina « commented on how much all wn « h.^t H High individual, single game (sea- poration profits. He condemned Joppe. and other relatives, Mr. and had learned since then. Mrs. Finels ^^ bill aa amended but It at son) Arlene Roth, 190; Inga Weeks, Mrs. Horman VanderHelde. Mrs. "erved five years as president,!'ea«t waa a blp step In the right Michigan's present tax system as ot er 182; Betty Roberts, 174. "soaking the consuiher." NEIGHBORLY SHARING LETS YOU REACH Blanche Bogerd and Mr. and Mrs h presidents who spoke were .Erection. High Individual, series (season)— Paul Gahen. Mrs. Lee Lampkln and Mrs. Geo.; These divergent attitudes well Igna Weeks 474; Verna Rogers 448; THE VET IN A HURRY —When you have an Jo n80n No ARMOUR STAR What does Governor Williams Mr. and Mrs. Harold Knight of h - t all past presidents illustrate the difficult position with Joan Roth 442. enicrgcncy, such as a horse suddenly taken sick, Detroit came Thursday to assist her were Present. Mrs. Foreman told which a number of elected Rep- High team, single game'(season) think now—four months after his FOR MORE parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mart Simp- how the money waa raised for the resentatlves were confronted. The —Rlttenger Ins. 708, L .E. Johnson Inauguration—about all this? At a you want to reach the velerinary in a hurry. It son, In celebrating their wedding Lowe" gateways. extremists on both sides tyake It 643; Christiansen Drug 638. luncheon of the Detroit Economics club, he panned the legislature for means a lot to be able to put a telephone call anniversary. They all ware dinner Edward Kiel, president of hard for those of us who sincerely High team, series (season)—Rlt- through right away. Courteous sharing of rural guesta of Mr. and Mrs. C. Althen Lowell Showboat Club spoke briefly want a fair compromise on labor- shelving much of his program. "We BUSHELS per ACRE tenger Ins. 1978, King Milling 1800, are like a bunch of crows flapping Simpson at their .summer home, re-^ explained the appreciation of management legislation. SLICED BACON • 59c Lena Lou Inn 1787. lines makes everyone's service pood. Spacing out Jun or over the carcass of the past when turning to Lowell for the night. ^ ' Club to Mrs. Flnels 1 -ituatlon Verv calls ... giving up the line when others have Mr. and Mrs. Day Pugh and who waa responsible for Its organl-' 8,tuaUon: we ought to be eagles soaring to Mis-Fits League meet new horizons," he declared. 00 9 o'clock Wednesday emergency calls to make ... always being careful daughter. Mary Ellen, of Vermont- "" Mr8- fjjl wm m Michigan's state government w vllle were week-end guesta of Mr. I - White aaked Mrs. Fred pat-that toe Taft-Hartley Act waa an Final Standings tlBon A1 ,l eal 1 "10 years behind the times." to hang up the receiver after each call... are and Mrs. Armand Hammond. ^ to, who was Alto's first ? , •personally ^ Pts. W AVAILABLE AT YOUR Miss Janet Thorne and Clarence garden club president, to speak, "hould be revised and during the Braunschweiger 49c InWr—FMIM The state's labor legislation, he neighborly ways of sharing the line. Mr HERRUD'S-SmoUd ^ McFall Chevrolet 48 38 Tuma of Mt. Pleasant spent Moth- ^ "- Richardson, their presl-,voting on the floor of the Houae I said, was Inadequate. The legisla- d6nt ar Ada Standard Oil 47 36 ture, controlled by the Republican LOCAL ELEVATOR er's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Claude ^ y® - Th® meeting waa everything poaslble to make Kiel's 46 38 Thorne. [adjourned thanking Mrs. White the necessary and desirable party, was obstructing progress' for McQueen Motors 42 81 And so on. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wingeier her untiring effort and voUng changes. There were a number of Ford Garage 38 29 There was a strong note of frus- the ,lr8t OR SEED DEALER Osr $J3,500,000 postwar rural eeastraeHos program meaes and two sons, Mike and Gary, of meeting a most entertain- fair-minded unbiased Congressmen Gould's Garage 31 23 ln one Cooked Salami 59c tration In Governor Williams' Lansing spent the week-end with l ? - who followed the same policy. The High Individual, single game—P. words. If he had once hoped to ac- store aad better rural fe/epkose service his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jark! decisions were not easy nor clear Lewis, 226 L. Sherman 228. complish these reforms through bl- • ••••••• Wingeier. cut for any of us. High Individual, serlea—C. Hagen Miss rhyllls Ruth Glolfelly came N. McCords—E. Cascade Let me dispel one erroneous Im- Mrs. Effle Cox fiuiooiiy•i tpds WONO-R-OIAl r«su- 890, V. Faulkner 876. home from Northwestern Unlver- pression that many may have. harmful Tibrtuoaob,, Ulk|jM awwrffi: High team, single game-McFall slty to spend Mother's Day with herj People at home undoubtedly hear Smoked Picnics delUcn iroopthtn , id u met lend UMP Kum om 39c control of wtur the top, ledimem out ill hot Chev. 888, Kiel's 888. Small Sizes - Ready lo Eel R V and Mr8- Ph,,,P EIIa Qu,ggle 18 on the 810,4 tales about threats of reprisal from qaiotity ind wtur ihe boitom of tab- wiier. MT« clothe i. High team, series-McFall 2421, SJt2uy. * ' *•' uopstatur*. ill •niomiitc*llrl MTS soipl NOW ON SALE both management and labor If a Gould's Garage 2389. ??rd.,Ck Wer! ^ and Mr8- Clinton Thomas Congressman falls to vote for or £ussts of their son-in-lAw were Buefltn Rt thu R#>v T RniinrH against a certain blll. My own ex- Phone IBB lor Free daughter. Mr, and Mrs. Raymond home Tun^av perience during this last week Former So. Boston Lady OMATtO JN Garrett. In Grand Rapids. _ when the atmosphere was any- Ring Bologna 47c Mother's Day visitors at tbe home'™ J If J hn CoX and 8011 HERRUD'S ** ' ^ Demonstration on Writes Feature Stories We d,nner at th# thing but calm, was Just the oppo- of Mrs. Charles Gardner were Mr. fe?, " 0 Andrew H U8e an hoine Sund site. Members of one of the large For Florida Newspaper and Mrs. Hugh Gardner of Birm- J ° lT ' aX Your Clothes! Ingham. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Gardner ,n Grand Rapids. labor unions In our district were Mrs. Edna Marshall, formerly of LOWELL 8 R here In Washington during the Lowell and \South Boston, Is now 1 of Ferndale and Mr. and Mrs R T " obert Cox and * Ford of Grand Rapids " daughter8 were Sunday afternoon major pari of the thne when the Whitefish Fillets 43c a member of ihe staff on the Fresh Water Flllels Carl Kerekes was home from visitors at th^ J. Cox home. House was considering the Issue. Lewis Electric Co. Bradenton 'Florida) Herald. In I did discuss with them the various M. S. C. to bpend Mother's Day with Mrs. Earl Bentley and Miss 812 E. Msln Phone 168, Lowell which appears several articles his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. McCue called, on her sister Friday," pro and con. Likewise, man- from the pen of Mrs. Marshall. Rlvett of Ionia were also Sunday who '» In Butterworth hospital, agement had Ita advocates In We have at our desk a copy of '' The guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kere-I Mr- and Mrs. Charlie Qulggle Washington and I listened to their Rosefish Fillets the Herald of the date of Aprll 10. point of view. Neither group, 39c In which there are some very good kes. | visited at the home of thety- daugh- Seafood Treat Willard Bell, who Is living In ters, Mrs. Henry Brown and Mrs. whether you call them lobbyists or feature stories written by her. one Colorado for the benefit of his Ethel Lewis the past week, otherwise, attetapted to pressure of which Is of Krelgh Collins, Complete health. Is visiting his mother, Mrs. me Into voting one way or the Look Ahead to Harvest artist, whose permanent home Is Vine Hunter. other. In my various conferences Ada. Michigan, but who winters AHard Pool Is spending this week Southwest Bowne with both sides It was an exchange Haddock Fillets - 39c at Anna Marie Island, Florida. with friends In Defiance, Ohio. Mrs. L. T. Anderson of Ideas on this momentous ques- No Waste with ALL-CROP Harvester Service Mrs. Marshall Is also a partner Mrs. Elsie Gabel is III and Mrs. lon. I pay my respecta to ond wish In the Anna Marie Key News, a Whit vdtwall hit, Aben Wright of Grand Ledge Is Mr. and Mrs. Fred Palmer and to compliment our people In the new publication started only last oi iltin'n'td, caring for her.. Visitors of Mrs son Billy of Schoolcraft were Sun- Fifth District, who tried to help YOU'LL BE AHIAD IF - While ovw/ob,'. a' •JWO cat'. d June. SUNDAY HERALD Gabel Sunday afternoon were Mr!i ay guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dorr me without resorting to high pres- Kroger Peaches 2^49c Kroger Bread 2 ^ 27c jrou tit busy with spring work, An Important news Item In and Mrs. John Martin and Mr. and^lidden and sons. sure. I know In the future we will you have us get your All-Crop which local people will be Interest- Mrs. Flnkbeiner of Caledonia. Thei Mrs. L. T. Anderson spent Fn- get substantial results If a fair- Halves or SlicM " Twisted Dough for Finer Texhire ed. Is the announcement of the d ladles were old-time frienda and ay with her daughter, Mrs. Roger minded approach Is adopted by all harvester ready for pay day. birth of ajwn, Charles Edward, to ot newstands had a nice visit, not having seeniPUsch and family concerned. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Marshall. each other for fifty years. I Mr. and Mrs. J. Elroy Smith of Apricots * ^29c Spotlight Coffee ^40c April 20. The Marshalls are living PlM.Anf IT". Hud-on' ,,v,n? onIWayland spent Mother's Day with Grand Rapids visitors In Wash- UBBY-Helves In Florida. OOK at its clean and sweeping lines so un- Dynaflow Drive,*lively Fireball power, coil Buffered fr ington last week were not less KROGER-Hot-Dafed 3 lb. beg S1.15 and by - ^nfnrHn! om shock,theiKelir daughtehr an Bowd son-in-lawn , dMr . In a letter from her best wishes j mistakably Buick—the room expressed springs all round, and big soft tires, and than twenty strong. From Muske- Pineapple ^ are extended to all her old friends I r ^ - gon came Thomas Cowles, Robert WE ACCEPT WELFARE ORBEftl here and Mrs. Marshall says Lhey in its broad beam—the level-going smooth- extra-wide rims for comfort with safety. m iTokTJ.Sjlth"r"w" Km' u" L«" tw Gray, Henry Bkurka and from may be visiting here later Mn the ness shown in its sizable length. street salesmen Dr. F E Whit#, un •»,- ^ - day afternoon at the Albert Van- Jenlson, Maynard VanderWal!. Mr. summur. And all at prices that make this beauty the the week to^lu ^2! ^ ho™- Koop from Bauer and Charles Lima Beans 3^49e buy of the year! Zlegler from Lanalng also paid me There are approximately 6,000,000 Now — slip in. Settle back. Take in the cago. III., and his dauaheJ In rOj 'rlenda and neighbors SEASIDE eon. Arhi. oaugher In Tuc- ^^d MichMl 8hMhan to haul a call. deer In the U. and Canada, or an spread-out room everywhere—even to extra See for yourself at the nearest Buick deal- Umbflr- ,rom th Kl, or ,ac HOT HOUSE average of four deer per square Heres Comfort Mrs. A1 Morse U In a Grand Rilr>.' ® » fi P « to room overhead from super-soft seats that hoin 8aturday wh re Pork & Beans 41490 mile. er's, where you will find your dollars buying at 7:00 p. m. Ids hospita l for observation Tnand ^ . ® ® he U treatment. | building a barn. His father, Em- CAMPSELL'S cradle you deeper. so much you'll get your order in fast. Mrs. Adie Daniels haa been quite ."ett 8h##l?an ^ ^ G,eM Qhurch CJJe WS th "I for a few days and Is under I * c^Psnters. n TOMATOES 0w U-POMT BtSWINN ANB R»A* SOVKI makes sun e Then notice this: You can really seel and Mr8, Pau, Kroger Corn 2 j 29c the doctor's care at the home of' Kachaele and PLUMBING with a capital B VMCM atone horn ail theae tt Mr and chat every part of your All-Crop is properly adjusted SATURDAY Mrs. Maudle VanDusen l Mrs. Everett Keltsman CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Whole Kernel StU-tmoorti OYNAROtr DWVT • VISION from !W re 8aturda See more of everything easier—through its RJU-VWW Along the Flat River on River- ® y callers at the "Mortals and Immortals" will be and thoroughly checked for wore parts. aide Drive about two blocka from lM'chael Sheehan home and spent higher and wider windshield set in narrower enlarged glem area • SWING-EASY DOOMS and eaty accen Sunda the subject of the lesson sermon In & HEATING 'UMNO SPACflNmtOK with Deep-Cradle cnhlons . Buoyant- Lowell Main St., Is a beautiful y w'th their parents. Mr aqd all Christian Science Churches Sweet Peas 21'19c comer posts—through its deep side win- Mr8 Emm 39c This systematic check-up riding QUAMUFUX COt SPtHNGtNG • Lively RtEIAU STiAJGHT- American Redbud tree, now iu full - ett Sheehan. Standard Quality 1 and Mr8 1- throughout the world on Sunday, EVENING! bloom. This tree resembles the ^ - ^OKe Pltech and Shoot Metal Worii dows, and its one-piece rear window that EIGHT fOWBt with SELf-SETTING VALVE UFTBtS plue HI-POISED |lltt,e BOn May 16. / Protects you against dotoys In the field famous Judas tree of Europe and Maurice were Mother's Tho Golden Text, I Cor. 15:63. makes parking and backing up so much ENGINE MOUNTINGS • CruUer-Llne VENRPOfTS • Low-prenore Day e8tB 0 Bananas 2»"29c TMt Is • hmcM edition of the complete Ita blossoms are faaclcles of a rich| 8u ' their parents, Mr. Beverages "•>" - 99c 14r>, And Firm, yellow-ripe simpler. tires on SAFfTr-UDe KIMS • DUKEX BEARINGS, main and con- deep shade of pink. Sunday mwiy erson and broth^ ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH ff Asswrfci dean thrsshin# Sunday Herald published for pstrons er C,aIr A loveIy Root Beer, Cola, Ginger Ale Plus Soltle Charge Ray N. Covert&Soi necting rods • BODY BY HSHER tourists. stopped to admire thls! - h'rthday cuke PARNELL Your whole outlook is broadened and driv- gorgeous tree which stands out In lw,th two candles centered the *5iondord on ROADMASTER. opiionol oi ttiio coil on SUPER modilt. wfco do not hovs accses to the regular Rev. Fr. Gordon Grant u Fresh Peas 2 ' 25c / Avoi* tfcet lasNaUnato rush TW Ptumbors all ita natural glory, and some took [table In observance of little Maur- Sunday Masses—8:00 and 10:00 Tomato w 8 w, si ing becomes safer and more fun because Sunday morning edition. a . ... 4 M Ovwl i ' / • color pictures of It Ice's 2nd birthday. KROGER Full pods a. m. / Lett you itart the day your crop Is ready high visibility here goes along with comfort. I We extend our sincere sympathy Holy Daya—6:00 and 8:00 a. m Midi**"*"'* |to the Albert VanDyke family In All welcome. •-x-. Ittit UP-TO-THE-MINUTE NEWS 4 ithe death of their mother whose Morsels 7 ox. peg. 25c Oranges 5^ 49c So do plenty of other things—like H Too often harvest time ''creeps up" bei'wr* yoa axs ready. S mm LATEST SPORTS RESULTS WE ARE BUYING funeral took place at St. Patrick's .WEST LOWELL U. B. CHURCH NESTLE'S - Semi-sweet FLORIDA Church Wednesday morning at 10 F. W. Moxon, Pastor Schedule your All-Crop with us now. Be sure your All-Crop s SCREENED SAND o'clock. She waa a very lovely s Sunday School at 10:S0 a. m. Graham CRACKERS it. box 26c Pineapples each 29c Is ready when your POULTRY friend and neighbor and will be Preaching by Rev. Robert Daw- Whmm better automobllee ant bmtit BliCK will bmUd them greatly missed by all. son at 11:80 a. m. and 8:00 p. m. SUNSHINE-Suger-hooey » Urge 24 size crop is. MUS'OUIIIMRS Tune In HENRY J. TAytOR. ABC Ntlwork. every Monday tvtnlng. All Kinds of Live Poultry Mr. and Mr. Lewis McDiarmid Prayer meeting Wednesday at " sails awe SIBVICI Pea. Rook end Road entertained their family for Moth- 8:00 p. m. er's Day. Everyone welcome. ARMOUR ARMOUR SWIFTS GRAVEL PRICES PAID Fred Spencer retufhed to his The pastor Is helping In a revival home at La Barge on Tueaday. meeting at Otsego with Rev. Ed Bergy Bros. Etevotor The latter part of the month he ;ward Gamble. DRIED BEEFPOTTE D MEATS CLEANSER LoweB Gravel Co. MoFALL CHEVROLET will go back to Florida for blsi . ALTO FARM EQUIPMENT ALTO. UICH. wife and daughter returning to Once you begin to draw on your 508 W. Main Lowell, Michigan Phone 298 2tt~33c 5«53c SuokIQc 5*-15e 2™23c M-50 et Mth St Michigan as soon as the letter's 'savings they disappear Uke Ice in CHARLES RITTRR Phone 4B3 •chool is out j spring. ALTO PHOHK I«1 L mmmmm •

SIX THE LOWELL LEDQEW, LOWH.L« MICHIOAN. THURSDAY. MAY 12, IMI THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELU MICHIOAN, THURSDAY, MAY 12. 194e SEVEN I t I 11 I L1 S3B Procttdliqf of the right amounts and at the right HASTINGS LIVESTOCK SALB- NOW AVAILABLE — Oemant or FOR SALE—Calves, 2 7-months-old I WANTED—Woman to take care of PUBLIC NOTICES No "Magic" Foods Can Cure TB times, are Important In the pa- cinder blocks, also chimney Jersey, eligible to register; one 6- home and get meals for two Common CovncR tient's diet, but not to the ex- Every Friday. "Where the man- (Official) blocks. Delivered or at yard. weeks-old heifer. Arthur Young, ladles for a few weeks. Lowell clusion of other nourishingfoodt. agement tries to give you the Complete Bed Rest Is Required Br. C. T. Poikkint Made by vibration and compres- Lowell Phone 380-F6. c2' Phone 178. p2 APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN A special meeting: of the Comaon kind of aervlcs you like," c49tf At one time, the diet of the tuber- Ionia. Michigan alon. Voeburg Broa. Block and McMahon Applianoes Everybody knowa a 'food fad- The basic treatment for tuber- cu State of Michigan, the Probate Council of the villag- e of Lowell waa- , ^ ^ . 0. k 1 - , i 'o«>» mainly aimed at 'fat- tulosis ROOFING and inaulatlon-210 lb. Gravel Co.. Phone 8893, Ada, Court for the County of Kent. (held In the city hall council room fllst," the amateur dietician who is complete bed rest under tennlng him up." He was stuffed Mich. o41tf At a aeaaion of said court, held iThursday evening, March 17, 1949. composes reducing menus for her medical supervision In a sanator- Eyt. Ear, Noso, Throat j trips shingles or lock. Baldwin l with fattening fooda to the ex- FIRST 20 WORDS BOc-ADDITIONAL WORDS lo EACH. SERVICE CHARGE OF 10c ON CHARGE ADS, at the probate office in the city of I The meeting was called to ordar fp.l,nfl, ium. The diet ot a tuberculosis Hill blown-ln Inaulatlon. Brick General Electric n r Juat 10 l e#d clusion of thoae valuable In pro- FARMERS' ATTETION—We need Grand Rapldt. In aald county, on by President Sueerstra at 7:80 p.in,i ^r ! .f J ^. ° / t patient in the sanatorium la plan- tein, mlnerala, and vitamins. Fur- and aabeatos aiding. Industrial co,d or y U your dead and disabled stock. Still CARS- CERTIFIED berry plants, straw- Thompson's Sanitary Market the 2eth day of April, A. D., 1949. | The maTter of delerrnlninf thi ° ^ ood to eat ned to fit his particular needs. Your eyet eolentlfloally re- roofing. H. C, Thurtoll, Phone FOR SALE—Savoll kerosene, white preVen thermore, too much weight Is as paying a little. Can give service berries, Dunlap, Premier. Robin- Present: HON. JOHN DALTON.'reauita of the Vllla« lSon lilj !? i ^ng hair. Among There are no "magic" fooda on his fractad; framea and mount- 881. Lowsll. c45tf enamel range, 2 burners with 1948 Dodge Convertible Appliances inadvisable for the tuberculosis pa- same day called with well equip- son, Catskill. Fairfax and Gem Phone 233 G. R. (Butch) Thompson 205 E. Main Judge of Probate. . . _ . .1 n said vllla^ Vn Mon7^Th. ^ "t** Pr**rip. nonu. Hia diet is a well-balanced Inga, atyled in tha moat mod- warmers and Insulated oven. In 1940 Olds 4-Dooi Sedan Let FIDO spend his t,on UC a perBOn r ,Ure tient as It is for anyone else. ped truck. Cooper Tankage Co,, Everbeajer. Raspberry plants, In the Matter of the Eatate ot of mLIcH m91949, "e"n^niider . on l ' ® c.ne, adequate in caloric value and •rn typee to fit yeu Indlv- good condition; also Polar King 1941 Plymouth Coach James M. laham. Alleged Mentally ^ ^ " ^ ^ curt" for serious Illnesses. She will In brief, the doctor—not well- FOR GARDEN PLOWmO—Call Phone Rockford 76711, o46tf Lathan Red and Cumberland 1 in vitamina which will build his ually, Everett Carey, Lowell Phone 251- 100-lb capacity Ice refrigerator, 1940 Plymouth Coach Incompetent. J ^ ell a tuberculosis patient how to meaning friends—is the one who 1947 Dodge Custom Sedan vacation with us,,. at Black. State Inspected. Write When You Think of Moot—Think of Thompson's Alice E. Leater having filed 4n carried, and ^ , strength and provide "ammunition" F6 or 478-F21. c48tf white enamel inside. In good con- Mb UneM by dlet wlth the knows best what foods his patient AUTO INSURANCE REDUCED- 1940 Chevrolet Club Coupe for calalog. Phone 1221W2, Hor- said court her petition alleging declared that the following personsL-m. aaaurance as if she were tell- for him to fight hta disease. should have, In what quantities, dition, and Perfection kerosene CALEDONIA LIVESTOCK SALE Our rates are now about 20% oil heater. Just right for a cottage 1984 Ford Coupe Codan-Haven rocks Irrigated Berry Farms, R. said Jamea M. faham to be a had been duly elected officers of^™ "1™^" U hia .hilaci Some of the old theories about *nd wi,at times. OFFICE HOURSt less. See us today for coverage at 3, Ionia, northwest on Dildine FRIDAY A SATURDAY ONLY FRIDAY A SATURDAY ONLY mentally Incompetent person and the VUIage of Lowell, Michigan, for|ffere^s no set diet of anv on?fS>d every Monday at 5 o'clock. c49tf Chris Kropf. southeast corner 1935 Plymouth Coach SARANAC STOCK YARDS the diet of tuberculosis patients are 9:00 to 11:48 — 1:00 to 4:00 lowest possible cost. Peter Speer- Road. p61-52-l-2 praying that Harold J. Lester or the several terms preacribed by'^' Vhlrh lln Murray Lake. Phone Lowell 78- TRUCKS FOR SALE!— Kennels HOME MADE BULK MORRELL'S PRECOOKED some other suitable person be ap- law: l!,tem wh,ch can cure" tuberoulotia, outmoded. Once It waa believed Mirror lake, In the Porcupine ^ Saturday eveninga, 7:00-1:00 atra Agency, General Insurance, F8. P2-8 1949 Dodge 2 Ton Stake superstitutlona and that the patient should drink as Phone 269, Lowell. c2 BE YOUR OWN BOSS-No lay- Catt,e Ho S SI|M pointed as his guardian. mountalna of the upper peninsula, 1946 Dodge m Ton Chasala A Cab Boird by Diy, Week, Month Buyinfcnrin*g ananrdi ShippinChinninog " 8j Q " P " ""I :t is Ordered, nany quarta of milk as he could la one of the least acceaelble waters Farm Buriau Mutual I'AINTING, PAPERHANGING — 1939 Dodge lty Ton Chassis A Cab offs, no Investment necessary. an| MeN| of May, AdHi hold. Some people used to claim In the state. By land, the easiest LOTS—40 and 75 ft. lake frontage Interiors a specialty. See our Gould's Garage, Phone 269. Low- New and unusual opportunity Pork Sau$age Between 1928 and 1948, produc 1181 Riverside Drive Smoked Picnics in the forenoon that great quantities of raw eggs means of access Is a 44 mile long Insurance Co. of Michigan at extreme west end of Island, latest wallpaper samples. Roys- ell, c2 with the Fuller Brush Co. If you appointed for : KonlB execut tlon of Iron ore in southwesterr Phone 274-F2 Lowsll ALL DAY EVERY MONDAY-4 a.mi te 4 p. tn. HetWt E1.1 nw• ------ulrrZ *' 'v« aecretary 01 ma were eaaentlal to the fiatlenfa cure, foot trail which beglna at the weat- FARM BUREAU MEMBERS Murray Lake, In the woods. D. ton Decorating Service, Phone are interested In $70.00 for a 40- It is Further Ordered " ^'N eJlgg* Aaaeaaor. Harry Tuberculosis Society. Utah totaled more than 10,189,00( Livingston, 8518 Blrchwood. S. W„ C52-3 Kenl County We know now that these foods, in I rn extremity of highway M-107. AND FARMERS— Alto 2180. c2 FOR SALE—Needlepoint upholater- hr. week, write Byron E. Miller, BEST MARKET PRICE tice thereof be given by peraonal tona. the Bureau of Mines reveals Grand Rapids. c52 and 2 service of a copy of thla order upon I Trustees present; Foreman, Hahn, ed davenport and chair, dinette 829 Myrtle N. W., Grand Rapids, Auto Insuronet at Cost HOME ARTS SALE-At Vanity table, 4-burner electric range,, Michigan c51-2 TRUCKING FACILITIES— Grand Rapldt, 36209 or 90680 said James M. Isham and upon hls.Elzlnga. Roth. FOR SALE—1941 Chevrolet Town Beauty Shop, Saturday, May 14. nearest relatives and presumptive! Trustees absent; Rutherford and This Company Owned and dralnboard sink and mixing fau- LOOK! IT'S HERE! Saranac Phone 2521, Sedan, good condition, priced for the Blue Star Mothers. p2 cet. Mrs. Martin Houseman, first WHAT? lb, 26c lb. 35c heirs at law who reside and may be Christiansen. Operated by Farmers—Call FOR SALE—John Deere D tractor tf right, Lowell Phone 40-F4, p2 The new four-wheel riding garden found within said county, at leaat It waa moved by Trustee Roth, SMITTY'S house north of cemetery. Phone | on rubber, double bottom 14" plow, Seasoned just right USED CARS— tractor. Demonstration every Sat- The finest picnics you ever ate fourteen days previous to said day supported by Trustee Eliinga, that TEXACO R. A. WITTENBACH 159-F2. p2 8 ft. double disk, )275.00. Richard FOR SALE—2 9x12 rugs. In good Buick 1948 4-Door Roadmaster urday at Smith's Nursery on of hearing; tho meeting be adjourned. CITIES SERVICE LOWELL—PHONE 40-F2 Verburg, Ada Phone 72392. c52-2 It is Further Ordered. That no- Wm. Halm condition. Call Friday night or demonstrator. like new, com- FOR SALE—Pioneer hybrid seed Oberley Drive, Lowell, c52tf PETER SPEERSTRA, PreaidenL Serving Farmers in Kent and pletely equipped, heater, radio, MORRELL'S -ASSORTED COLD MEATS — tice thereof be given to all other Trojan Motor Oil—Greata Saturday. Mrs. Arthur Curtis, 419 corn, all varieties and kernel USED CARS- of his nearest relatives and pre- LOUIS W. KINQSLET, Clerk Ionia Counties N. Monroe Ave., Lowell. c2 seat covers, sun visor, Dynaflow, sizes. Clarence Klahn, US-16. VEGETABLE and FLOWER plants Wathing Lubrication Chassis 1940 Chevrolet 4-Door Sedan sumptive heirs at law by publica- Approved April 4. 1949. 10,000 actual miles, Alto Phone 2472. c2 now ready. Kiel's Greenhouses j 1940 Oldsmoblle 4-Door Sedan Chevrolet 1948 2-Door Aerosedan, Pork Leaf, Veal Leaf tion of a copy of thla order, for Tire Repair A Gift Shop. Phone 225-F2, Low- 1937 Chevrolet Tudor Sedan Sliced Bacon three conaecutive weeks previous Lubrication | completely equipped, low mileage, A regular meeting of the Common Acme Milematter Tlrea FOR SALE—One Jersey and 2 Hol- ell. cl-4 , 1937 Ford Tudor Sedan to said day of hearing, In the Low- plenty of extras. 0 001 1 stein cows, Bangs and TB tested; (Everyone a Bargain) Piskle Leaf ell Ledger, a newapaper printed atid p " . Ti Acme Batterlea—1 yr. guarantee RUG AND CARPET CLEANING Havolme Motor Oil Chevrolet 1948 4-Door Fleetline also Walsh garden tractor and USED TRUCKS— circulated In aald county. held at the city haU council room CLARK demonstrator, 6.000 actfial miles, washing machine engine. Allison SERVICE—Let us help you solve HEW BOOK SHOWS JOHN DALTON, Monday evening, April 18, 1949. Phone 414 E. Main St Tht Wkwlug Lowell Strvice Stations Stand It tody 1946 Dodge 2 Ton, Ideal for dump completely equipped, 2-tone color. your spring rug cleaning prob- The meeting was called to ordlr Goodrich Tires Batteries Roark, Ada Phone 3792. c2 ! or tractor, 9.00x20 tires, good nib- Judge of Prebate. Plumbing and Hooting Chevrolet 1947 2-Door Aerosedan, lems. 9x12 domestic rugs, picked A true copy; (by President Peter Speerstra at "Your Satoafaetlon it Our | ber, one owner, excellent shape. to Givt Your Car Complttt Export Cart at All Timts heater, defroster, radio, seat cov- CUSTOM WORK—Plowing, drag- up. cleaned and delivered for only YOU HOW TO GET FRED ROTH, 8:48 o'clock. Satiaf action!* Phone 9114 1945 Ford. 14 Ton, long wheel- lb, 48c Eatt Main St, ers, very clean. | ging. disking and corn planttng. 14.32. Two days" service. Also car- Register of Probate. c5?-2j Trustees present; Foreman, Mul- i base, fine for farming, new rub- Shttt Metd Work McFall Chevrolet, 508 W. Main. ! Call A. Olln. Lowell 8-F12. c2 peting cleaned In your home. Allrite Brand—Streak-o-Lean lb, 46c der, Elzlnga, Rutherford, Roth. Work expertly done. Ideal Rug & ber, PROBATE OF WILL Phone 298. c2 Trustees absent: Christiansen. Now Powor-FuN... FOR SALE — Tomato, cabbage, Carpet Cleaners. Saranac Phone SEE JAY The KELLEY'S PHILLIPS 66 .SERVICE M.UE MILL SERVICE j State of Michigan, the Probate m'nutes of the meeting held MlM CALL 78 WANTED—Good home for a small cauliflower plants, outdoor, home- 2627. Lowell Phone 442. M. Den- C. H. Runclman Motor Sales, FRIDAY A SATURDAY ONLY FRIDAY A SATUFiDAY ONLY Court for the County of Kent. April 4, 1949 were read and ap- Peter Mulder dog, no charge. Jacob Miller. R. grown. Thousands of plants, sev- Ford Sales A Service, Lowell. c2 HI-SPEED GAS Boer. Mgr. cl-2 MORRELL'S At a session of said court, held at .proved. farm equipment 2, Lowell. p2 eral varieties 75c a hundred. Spe- the probate office, In the City of| It was moved by Trustee Roth, VERN ARMSTRONG For that Ntw MobHqos DAVE CLARK, Prop. cial prices In large quantity. Will AUTOMOBILE—Casualty and Fire TODAY'S PAYING PRICES Pork Chops Grand Rapids. In said county, on supported by Trustee Rutherford, and Mobiloil repair service DROP IN PRICES on Wolverine be ready next week. Rhubarb 5c Insurance for both town and PER DOZEN FOR EGGS SECURITY! the 20th day of April A. D., 1949. that building permits be laaued to Phone 18 Shell Horsehlde work shoes effec- lb. Ray Hesche, Lowell Phone. c2 farm property our specialty. Let Sliced Bacon IC RI:> T rM Federal-State Grades END CUTS #S 5£ ^ Harold E. Waahburn and L. W. ' — Batterlea tive this week. This line was the us help with your problems. Large, Grade A 49c Lubrlcatien — Hi-Speed Olla Accettoriea last to raise and the first to drop BRUCE PRODUCTS-For best re- Peter Speerstra Agency, Phone ENDS and PIECES ^^Mtlfro'fKtate ^-JTruStee^ of any of our shoe lines. |6.95 sults in cleaning and waxing hard Medium, Grade A 46c Christopher Bergln. Deceated. 1 " ™ J™"1.?* Tire Vulcanizing and Repair Lowell 269. c2 Large, Grade B 43c pp e by Expert Car Wathing numbers now $6.85, including tax. wood floors and linoleum, use Rosa Robb having filed in aaldi^ °^ l, . TfJif®? A Specialty USED CAR PARTS Bruce Cleaner Wax and Finish.— Brown eggs, 2c leaa court hia petition praying that a*"^™ FVank MnMahon *100.00 to Coona. p2 POTATOES FOR SALE-Howard he Laa Tires Batterlea Lowell Lumber & Coal Co., Phone certain Instrument In writing, pur-i 'P defray the expenae of hia trip Steam Cleaning • Under-Coating Kropf 1 mile east of Moseley. BERGY BROS, ELEVATOR of Al Kinds FOR SALE—White enamel Home 16; Ada Lumber & Coal Co. Phone porting to be the laat will and teat- ito the ConvenUon of the American 19 Yeara on the Corner of Main Lubrication Washing Lowell Phone 51-F3. c2-3 Alto, Michigan lb, 49c Comfort range, perfect condition. 3821. C2 ament of said deceased now on file Public Power Association to be St and Hudton St Prices subject to change In said court be admitted to pro-held In Los Angeles, May 10. 11 and Phone 198 W. Main St, Will exchange for sow and pigs FLOOR SANDER, edgers and wax- lb, 19c Lean, tender pork Send for it mcmutt WANT TO BUY CARS or young stock. Mrs. Chavles Rlt- | NOTICE—Will the party who bor- ers for rent. Lowell Lumber & bate, and that the administration ;12. Roll call: Foreman yes, Mulder rowed my horse hobbles please re- Hastings Livestock Sales Co. of said estate be granted to Rosa y EUtlnga yea. Rutherford yes, tenger, Alto Phone 2404. p2 Coal Co., Phone 16,. Lowell. c2 Mi • TO JUNK turn them. I need them. Ben Friday. May 6, 1949 TODAY! Robb or to aome other aulUble rqu, yMi Te|U5 B Nay8 0 F*- Quality Phillips U YORK'S FRIENDLY 01 1 FOR RENT—Ideal for newlyweds Speerstra. Lowell Phone 272-F4. )R SALE—1941 Plymouth Deluxe Calves TtaOrdmd. Th.l Ih. 17th <.» LP'?- " ' Products SERVICE or employed couple, brand new c2 Tudor, good condition. Arthur , goed and choice .$26.00-$28.50 of May A. D., 1949, at ten o'clock *** ^option of the H. J. York C. H. RUNCIMAN CO. BOB WHITBY year-around brick cottage, west Young, Lowell Phone 380-F5. c2 I culls and common... -$17.00-$26.00 In the forenoon, at said probate Codnr «?nrincrq nn tri m in hi.n d Bma1c 1 1001- 9som ande poultry equipmentot hou8 , I Complete Motor Service rect mis-aligned Armttrong Tlret ^ ^ >"* «- I demonstration that proves the olrt Amstrong. extra good Guernseys. Bangs test- ... . aty. Sute n ind unbalanced Atlat Tlrea a 0 I biblical promise, "It pays to tithe Nlghtwatchman—Eugene Carr. Willard A Auto-Lite Batteries Battariea ed; extra large list of tools Inchid-, ~ h * °Mo„ 10 , . w. p,r Shollubricatlon - Shell Motor Oila wheels. SAVE Accettoriea and share with the Lord." This' ® CW«f and Fire Marshal- TIRE WEAR, i, r, y amazing story will be found In The.^av® A Clark. Expert Repair Service on All i"'-'^vr 'f"=^ . ^ .. Quaker State • Permalub Oila American Weekly, famous mag-' ^ire~;Wm. Christiansen, W. A. Fireatone Tiraa • Batteries Makes of Cart M p ter L E. JOHNSON Gerald Rollins azlne of real life stories with this 1 ® Mulder. Lubrication er. electric milking machine; 2 good JJJ!. ?m, p r,r Acceaaoriea Luhrlcetlon Creating large horses, all kinds of household 5^' 911 N. Hudton St. Phone 404 Lowell, Mich. Sunday's (May 18) Issue of The De-1 « and Bulldlngs-E. C. Fcre- PonHoc Salts & Strviet trolt Sunday Times. iman' p®t®r Mulder, Herbert El- Accettoriea goods Including electric washing l t Phone 24 Lowell repretentlng Phone 9101, Showboat Inn, for.''"'^^ 829 E. Main St Comer Main A Hudaon St (machine and refrigerator, dishes v ?o^r.nrf ^ Phone 9112 Cor. Main and Vergennea Rd. t ha THE MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO, NEWARK, N. J. delivery. adv I Airport—Bruce McMahon, L W. 834 W, Main St Phone 288-F2 Phone 9108 and furniture, antiques. Sale starts gj* tlrL ^' n R - 1 Rutherford, Harry Day. at 12:80 o'clock sharp, and It will Special Police—Frank L. Steph- ens. ^It^a^a^Mfe^aU^thU^Sd piu,teurl"r' Jamesway hog feeder, Supt. Light 4 Power—Frank J. firm of .teircVrS? n^lTS Tom"'!.'""""; McMahon. Village Attorney—Roger O. Mc- Mahon. You ought to be hoJie with el^rlruv Sh ,n wtc®llent condition. Many other Board of Review—Paul Kellogg. I 'v Earl A. Thomas. driving a # Mr. Farmer! Special Assessors—Frank Free- good milk' houM Mo k man. Arthur Schneider. Roll call: Foreman yes. Mulder Use and Read yes. Elzlnga yes. Rutherford yes. as sold, balance within 20 daya. n«t weeks Ledger. Roth yes. Yeas 5, Nays 0. Carried. Book dates with D. A, Wingeier of It was moved by Trustee Ruther- State Savings Bank. Lowell fw vf^p,?>rted by Tru8t®® Roth, that bills in the following amounts WMMAC be paid: Top Allowance The Ledger BUY MICHIGAN Geheral on your old refrigerator in I 416.00 < SEED CORN trade for International Re- iU)well Ledger i62.60 I Manufacturers Supply Co.__ 8.50 Wolvorine Hydrid —On frigerator or Home Freezer WANT-ADS Bixby Office Supply CQ. 6 40 Lowell Cafe 14*57 Salt Now SeaW Adrian Kulper 450 00 Library Fund loaoo ' per bu. This one didn't sell — • To Sell or Rent a Farm Large flats $8.00 ^a' $1,152.07 price too high? • To Sell Horses, Cattle, Medium Flats $8.00 Street '40 Chevrolet Sedan, radio Pigs, etc. I 510.20 Medium Thick Flats,$7.50 and heater, regular $475. South Side Garage 2.25 Grab this bargain at $395 ir To Sell Farm Tools |Vic's Auto Service 4508 Small Flats $7,00 Umar Pipe C. Tile Co 835!63 Medium Rounds $7.00 '47 KB-5 International Wi Contractors Mach. Co 20.00 ton, full price $1,050.00, • To Sell Chickens, Eggs, L W. Rutherford A Sons., looiei Large Rounds $6.50 Mich. Colprovla Co. 195.13' 32,000 actual miles, A-l etc. C. H. Runclman Motor Sales 2.95 condition Stamey Lewis gsloo Ed. Zlgmont Tn.OO WITTENBACH Farmall "H" T^wtor, good • To Profitably Buy Anything You Need . . . Blue Mill Service Sta. 16.91 SalesAServloe condition. We want to Kreuter Paint Co 8985 W, Main 8t tn sell it—price too high? To assist in the Tota, I1.928.S1 Was $1,850.00—grab it City Hall THIS WEEK ONLY for $1,250.00 control of 4 54.60 If you have somethiag to sell, Tht Ledger Want Ad Colamn is the place ^ Ray Hand A Sweetheart «n the It mid! We ReaiOTe Dead Animals to find a buyer, because that ii where interested proipects look first Coccidiosis Total J 55,80 The plain truth is you never d*ove a car that ditplays ao many It takes the toughest hills in an easy stride. You swing around i Lawn Mower Headquarters different, delightful and thrilling aspects when in action at doee Light A Power curves sturdy, steadily and without tway. There's magic in KINGSCROST, All Varieties.-.-.$12.00 bu. T 13 $6.00 bu. For Prompt Removal Tell the thousands of readers what you have to sell. The cost is small and J this big, roomy, lovely-looking 1949 Pontiac. Pontiac's handling ease—comfort supreme in its exdunve new New and Used Payroll .....1210210 of Old. Crippled refcdts large. 20 word ad one week, 50c, over 20 words 3 c per word, cash \ iMoseley store ". Ill 'Travelux" Ride and wonderful convenience with General WISCONSIN. 531 $7.50 bu. GOLDEN GLO... $6.00 bu. Here, ladiea and gentlemen, is a real aweetbeart on the road I TORO POWER MOWERS -ith order. ^ Earle Equipment Co 895.00 Motors Hydra-Matic Drive*. or Dead Horses |V. E. Armstrong 22.44 It'a a treat just to sit behind the wheel and enjoy Pontiac's Safe-T- ILine Material Co.... Yes, just name any phase of perfermance ind comfort and youll OHIO MIS (Ohio Grown) $7.50 bu. BIG REID $6.00 bu. and Cows 299.92 New Driver View, resulting from the Wide-Horizon windshield, Or, perhaps, there is something you want to buy—you will quite likely S |Kloee EiecUiv NINE •. .i" WhltntyvilU Locals WhltneyvilU Locals Alto Locals RUG and CARPET WhitntyvM* Mrs. Thelma Raab entertained Mr. and Mra. L. J. McCaul and ADA NEWS PUBLIC NOTICB8 Horris Creek Mra. Paul Dlntaman and baby McCords Mulltii South Boston Mrs. Loula M. Douglass IS girls at the Church basement family ware Sunday dinner guests Mra. Hattla R Fitch ALTO NEWS Mrs. R T. Williams Miss Belle Young CLEANING SERVICE Of Mra. Baail Vreelaad Mra. Fred Pattlton planne Kaye returned home from RICHMOND Saturday following recreation hour of Mr. and Mra. Charlea Demlng Sf Blodgett hospital, Monday. Let us help you solve your tpring In honor of her daughter Carol's .and family In Alto and ^ent to ORDER APPOINTING TIME Clara M. Biandebury Mrs. Beatrice Flero and children Ada Locals CAR Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Hughson Mr. and Mra. Ellis Blgler of Mrs. Lyle Condon entertained 35 rug cleaning problems. 8x12 do- seventh birthday. The event had to Holland In the afternoon to tha PGR HEARING CLAIMS Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hillery were J. W. Thaler of Green Lake la Grand Rapids called on Mrs. Addle ladies Saturday afternoon. May 7. mestic rugs picked up. cleaned REAL ESTATE of Battle Creek were week-end be postponed last week because The A. C. Crlbbagp Club met John Keller and wife visited at Home Deetroyed By Fire Monday of Grand Rapids were Sunday aft- guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. tulips. State of Michigan. The Probate the homes of Ernest Battles and In Grand Rapids on business Fri- visiting his daughter and son-in- Campbell and Mra. Lena Wood, !at a bride's shower for her sister. and delivered for only Carol had the chlckenpox Saturday evening at the home of day. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- ernoon callera at the Peter Kline L. M. Douglass. Miss Barbara Bates took her Court for the County of Kent. Cecil Preston and wife In Hastings law. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Linton. home. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Leslie Shaede. Several con- Farms—Business—Homes Mrs. Joe Pyard Is entering Orand parenta, Mr. and Mra. Don Bates Mr. an. d „Mra . Frank Atherton in At a session of said court, held a.,.,!.* mrMr.. niivandi Mrsani m.* Joh w•n• Flyn* ij •••n •an d Mr. lon Clark. »Alto , was— —destroye • d by - n«„ w, tests provided the afternoon's en-, $4.32 Mr. and Mrs. Neal Hopkins of r th# 7 RARIO Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Watta spent Rapids Osteopathic hospital this and sister,. Joyce out to dinner ^ * ****}?*• * «>e probate office, in the city,"" ' .... and Mra. Joe Flynn and son Poiul fire Monday night despite efforts M/. and Mrs. Irwin Nash of TWO DAYS' SERVICE Phone 144 Big Rapids were week-end guests 1 4 Mri J s Sunday In Ann Arbor with their Mrs R Poafma were Mr and Mm tertalnment after which tho honor; week for surgery. - ''i n Gran- d Rapids Sunday In honor diversion and a bounteous potluck of Grand Rapids, in said county! - - Brandebury waa a din- were In Grand Rapids Thursday on of Alto and Dutton Fire Depart- Grand Ledge, Mr and Mra. Peter Jr .nd M™ opened tne numerous gift Carpeting cleaned in your home. Of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Swanson. supper was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Jon the Bth day of May. A. D., 1949. n«r gu®«t of Mr. and Mra. Earl White and Mra. Evelyn White and eon Ronald. They were dinner ^we ^stma Mr and Mrs. John icages. Refreshments of Icei Mrs. Belle Needham of Loweu'of "Mothar-i Day and In the after- 1 business. menta to save It Work expertly done. Cpl. Raymond Ramsdell of the 1 Frank fUchardson attended froir. Pr^nt, HON. ftlCHARD W. Glldden Sunday. daughter Sandra of Paw Paw were gueats at the Acacia Fraternity Styff of Zeeland, Mr and Mrs. Bill Wlfers were served Tkeron Richmond, phone 306 will accompany Mr. and Mra. Carl, **Jo«« h« grandparents. Mr. Ada SERVICE Mrs. Beatrice Wenger. Mra. Mar- The Dutton Civilian Flre-Flght- Marine- is home on a IfV-day leave. "I'A' .hi.'VT.^ and Mra.Ernest''BitM"for'7 rTde - BRYANT. Judge of rrobate, I Charles Blough and wife and Mother's Day dinner guesta of Mr. where "Parenta' Day" was ob- KoekKoek of Jennlson, Mr. and gadle Cllley. Mrs. Grover . Ideol Ryg and garet Sllcox and Mrs. Mary Vree- era Aasoclatlon was folding Its Mra 1 and Mrs. Bernard Scheldt. Mr. served by the members. On their Mrs. Fred Fuss of Lowell, and Ranck and Mrg Mildred Cherryman Frank Freeman, phone 495 Mrs. L. J. McCaul attended the day to viiit their cousin. Ethel through the Fruit Belt Blossonl Mr and Mrs. Henry Fase Jr. VanDyka^Deceased. ' ' * " w^Te' "sTt'imiJv' rvpnlnr^d^H land attended the Mother-Daughter regular meeting when it received Carpet Cleaners tour We ire factory repre- Scheldt Is Alto Station agent. return home they called on Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Mart Postma. o Rapjds, Mrs. Burton Mick Alaska Mother's Chih at the L.D.S. Conleyt 1 • lhad their daughters and family) rt appearing to the court that k ) | banquet at Middleville laat Wed- a call for help from Alto firemen, of rand M na J0 Elliabeth Yelter was a Saturday Ira Weldon In Albion. Mra. Weldon Phone 2627 Saranac hall last Monday night. Mr. Lyons| Mr an(j j|rs Forrestt Graham! George Linton had an accidentjbome for Mother's Day and Mr. the time for presentation of claims P". ' • i« MUh- sentatlve service head- who were unable to control the Mother's Day guests of Mr. and of R. F. D. Grand Rapida. Mrs. Or- • nesday night. overnight guest of Connie Smith waa n former pastor's wife In the -,of the Grand Rapids Y.M.C.A. talk- an(i Richard o*. East Belt Line were Monday with his tractor. He has a and Mra. William Fryover and against said estate should be limit-" ' j j Mrs. Mary Vreeland accompanied flames. All volunteera at the meet- Mrs. James Ballard were Mr. and pha Mick, Mrs. Percy Height and Lowell Phone 442 jo re w r un quarters In Lowell for Mra. John Linton accompanied Lowell Methodist church. A want ad will bring result#. Try cd to them about setting up recrfa- Mothers Day dinner guests of his fractured arm and severe bnileas children wera there and Mr. and ^ w>d that a time and place be! ^ "^ *. ® ® - S:Mrs. Bernard Flynn to Kalaunaioo ing Immediately rushed to the Mra. Clint Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Anna Mick of Clarksville were M. DEN BOER. MANAGER Mrs. Vern Bryant and father, AI Mr. and Mra. Bert Thompson of one and be convinced. tlon centers in the community. parents, Mr. and Mra. Carl Graham, but feels very fortunate not to have Mra. Carleton Wilcox and Terry, appointed to racelva. examine and Wn( guesis o! Mrs. stumer g nieof all makes of car radios. last Friday afternoon to get Miss Lyle Stauffer and daughter, Mr. among those present. I Mr nnH Mr. rhoator qwnn.An he iniuied wnrsf. I ...... ' 'adjust all claims and demands » » nusDana. Mr. and Mra. Lyle scene. Campau Lake entertained the fol- —. i Mr. and Mrs. Chester Swanson w injuied worse. j Furner and i t td deceased by and be- Stambaugh at Sunfleld. Romalne^Trom Naiareth. Bernard Hood, who has visited here a week, and Mra. Elwln Flynn and fam-l Miss l«is Stuart left Sunday: Mr and Mrt ame(| W n< Ba BRING YOUR CAR IN ? Four children were at home at to his home In Joliet, III., Monday, lowing guests for Mother's Dayyill v of Grand Rapids. morning with the Saranac Senior! . „ were guests of Mr. and Mra Billr Mr. and Mrs Harold AMrich children and Mrs. WtlUam Furnar fore said court: | Mrs. Ray Seeley of Conitantlne stopped at the Hastings stock sale. don home n ar Rockford Mr. and Mra. Robert Burns and the time of.the fire. Clark and his and will visit there a few days, dinner: Mr. and Mra. Earl Sin-1 . class for a trip to Detroit and Niag- ® - |Hopkins of Cascade Road Monday of Snow Ave. called on their parents motored to Cedar Springs on Sun-| It Is Ordered. That creditors of was a guest at the home of her son FOR SERVICE TODAY ) wife employees of General Motors dalr. Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Sin- "r ® »ra Falls. | Mr. and Mrs Lester BlouRh and IU/ son Mark accompanied. her mother Mr. and Mra. George Tager spent lIdren f r evening for a trout fry. :Monday. day evening to visit Mr. and Mrs. said deceased are required to pre- Leo Seeley. last week. Sinclair. M 1 Corporation. Grand Rapids, were Monday night with John. ;lalr and family, Betty |Ch o Midland were Mother s j MMrr . and Mrfl g(ory were famjiy 0f Bowne were visitors Sun- f w ^K.n^Mr Charle Aldrich of Detroit spent SHiaway and Mra. Mary wnt their clatms to saJd court atj j hn Groendyke. wife and daugh- , and brother. Mr. and Mra. Humer- H 0 Complete Stock of Parts \) i age to Chicago for the week-end to working at the time. Doris Toblaa of Grand Rapids iMr. and Mrs. J. W. Dalstra and (Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rn\ cacallerjlera aat t ththee jJohohnn Noye9 da.—y at the Chris Fahrni home 1 . w. ._ V _ _ the week-end with hit family here Harrlt. Si J^JulJ A D tJi Lt W*r* Moth®r'i ^ P>®"tt at the The Howard and Leo Shepard and land Mrs. Sam Onan In Lowell Sun- - - the 18th day of July, A. wa. at jjg,., Q idden homn RtmHo,, I visit a sister and aunt. . Mra. Neb. - The dwcUtng ftnd contenU was la. spending this week with her of Grand Rapids and Rev. J |Coata. Nellie Young homes Sunday after- Br 8 7 0ll(,den hom 8und Frank Green of Caacade. j Mr. and Mrs. Blll KoekKoek noon. Bruce Fahml families enjoyed a | day and attended church with , J' l Mr and Mrs. James Henry Kan.p o'clock in thVforenoonr'^rd ^nlng. ® *y total loss and any bedding, parenta, Mr. and Mra. George Ithem at the Naiarane Church of ,e,7,„ c.aned °n to">ther. How- of Grand Rapids were Mother's time and place belna hereby ap- I were Sunday night supper guests Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Condon spent P'cnic dinner at Fallaaburg Park Mrt. Ruby Hudson remains about and Mrs. John Heler and Mr. household goods or clothing will be .Tobias. Elmdale for special Mother's Day Batts and wife, last Sunday Day guests of Mrs. Peter Kamp. jpolnted for the examination and and Mra. Frank Jonea of Grand grentfully accepted at Rosenberg's.! Mr. and Mra. Ken Lyon were lof Mr. and Mra. Mart Postma. Sunday afternoon at the Boyd Con- Sunday. * IB A M PV n ,n5 the same. Irilo Service Ce. 3- West Lowel service and received a Bible varae Mr* r ,in d . Mr8 v ^ ... J. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Pennington adjustment of all daimg and de- R, G. CHROUCH RaptaiRapids, epmspenut Mother'Is Da•>«y; with Lynn'sLiyunn,. o"•r Dlntaman'sr Store—. There Mother's Day guesta of Mr. and 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Krum were nianno oo a SBBV1CB FBOM LOWELL BAKERY TRUCK ids were Sunday guests of Mr. and donla, Sunday. I^eo Jasperae and Mr. and Mrs. ^ A* Dn Vcuo . . . EVERY DAY LOW PRICE . . . Mra. Joe Flynn were In Grand Rap- neU of Freeport Monday evening on Mr. and Mra. John Sullivan atj^re callers In the afternoon and obgep^tlon. TO QEAND 1IAP1D 8 at the Ionia .Miss Swarti returned home with Gabardines— Mrs. Vern Aldrich and family. j Florence Peters of Gove Lake Jerry Jasperae and Ids Monday. Mra. John Flynn had iMay 8. at eight o clock, at tnt „ . i Mr., and Mra. LeRoy Bloomer - Wed. - Fri. &» DALTON-^, 8:88 p. m. W tkiem. were Sunday dinner gueats of Mr. $7.50 • $15.95 Mrs. Paul Blocher of South Lyons was a dinner guest of Mr. and'of Lowell to make the bioaaom judge of Probata. minor operation home of Rev. and Mra. J. ^ spent the week-end with her moth-Mrs. Dahlke and family lastThurs-!tour late In the afternoon. They; In tha Maltar of th* Ettate of 8:18 a. m. 8:88 p. aa. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Hillery were In iMcCue. The Rev. McCue perform- Alice Slater. Anna Fairchild, Mar- Mr. and Mra. John Baker. Mr. ^ Mrg Bloomer and In Worsteds $6.95-$12.95 Closed Thursday Afternoon er, Mra. George Linton, and Miss day evening. (report the apple trees are un- Harold Yaltar, D Tbirotfoy, FrUiy oni Sotnrdoy Spoeiili 18:88 e. na. 8:85 p. m. Grand Rapids Sunday to obeerve 'ed the double ring ceremony guerlte R^nberg. lAwrence Kicn- and Mra. Lavern Baker were Sun- the afternoon aii Went on the Open Saturday Evenings till 9 jfarjorte Doezema of Grand Rapids; -Mrs. Eleanor Flynn and Harry'usually beautiful this year. j It appearing to the court that 1:11 f, m. 8:88 p. sa. Mother'.. .. .s —Da y wit...h thei.• •r childre—n iI —The y were attende..—j-dj v-.by. XMWMr. an dan d ardson, Earl Colby and Ernesflayt guests of Rev and Mra Over- b]og8om tour. Rosenberg attended funeral eerv- holt In lAnslng. Mrs. Overholt re- p d Joe Novltsky James Jeluso was a Sunday guest. Kiablll attended the LaBarge Mother's Day guests of Mr. and tba time for pretantatlon of clalmt and Mra. Hillery attended a Moth-.Mra. Dennis Frederickson of Free- Mr and Mra Ben ogtma an SPORTCOATS Friendship Club" at Mra. Emma Mrs. Lowes Oillispie and Bob were w^d estate should be Hmk- te leaka, Laaat*1 . Jackaee, er-Son breakfast at St. AIphonsualpQ,*. Ices for Mra. Mary Linton's mother. turned home with them for a rislt L mny and Mr and Mr8 john ... by Marx Made Grisco er Spry 3 li. cn tic Toledo churcchvrch Sundayv morninmomlnge with her 1 pyd»* orinnell will return to Camp (Mrs, Joseph Thaler at^ the Leigh- Mr. and Mra. Melvin C0*"18?*"1 Kolenbrander were Sunday dinner 8:88 e. m. 8:88 p. m. sona Carson, Colo., this week and Mra. .ton Church. nad&y with their son and family of Mr Weissmiller and Mra. Worsteds $15.95.$19.95 laat Thursday. ^ and Joyce of Grand Rapids. In the M clalmi| and demands Laraorv. . j- Lacy and Mra Emma Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flynn and j afternoon Mra. Hermansen took against said deceaaed by and be- lt:81 a m. 8:88 p. m. Mra. Margaret Sllcox. Mary and Mrs at Marcellus. . Kolenbrander in Grand Rapida for Gabardines $17.50-$22 •10:88 p. m. Harold Vreeland spent Sunday aft- jKllpfer were Mother's Day dinner Mr. and Mra. Joe Green and!Mother's Day. For Your Convenience famlly were Sunday evening lunch many movie pictures and in the fore aald court: only guesta of her parenta, Mr. and evening she showed various movie | It la Ordered^That creditors of Mild Cream Cheese lb. 39c •0«m as far as L ernoon at the Lee Vanderwater American Legion Auxiliary gueats of Mr. and Mra. Emerson Mr. and Mrs. Jim Green were, ^ and Mn, Haroid Metternlck Mra. Tern Loring of Caledonia and - pictures of Florida, Tennessee and said deceaaed aft required to pre- and operatea on Siunday s oaly home In Lake Odessa. Other vls- Stauffer. Sunday supper gueata of their Rnd Mr ^ Un Junlor Mettei^ Alto Unit No. 528 of the Ameri-| ^ winona Warner of Lowell Arthur Order Yoor THE LOWELL LEDGER called on his parenta. Mr. and Mrs. Texas sent their claims to said court at ltora were Mr. and Mra. Carl Kelter Mr parents. Mr. and Mra. jnjcjt were Mother's Day guesta of and Delia Sllcox and Mr. and Mra. can Legion Auxiliary met at the g a weeil-end guest of Mr. and Qreen. William Flynn later tn the evening Mr. Urv L.V.r». Win. ^ STS,,0*. Mr and Mra. Matt Metternlck GRADUATION SUIT Richard Densmore and sister, Theiiss lb. 37c Claud Sllcox of Alto. Alto School house Tuesday eye-^ Ted Scott .... « . 1 Kraig Allen Miller of Grand IS ON SALE 1 a children of Marne and Mr. o'^ok in th. fo^noon Mf . and Mra. Gerald Anderson, nlng, May S. for their regularegular]r Mr and Mr8 Clauciaud Sllcox were Soft Water Service—Now « — NOW! Mra. Velda Bice of Comstock Park A'b«rt H^, «d Water Service Now j^pj^ spent the week-end with 7:88 p. Bk and son Tommy attended a family, meeting. Prea. Gladah .Sunday dinner gueata of Mr. and 'able on a basis very much like were last week Tuesday evening were Mother's Day afternoon via- appointed for the examination and 3^. hia aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mra. gathering at the home of her par- presided over the bualneaa meet-lMrt ^ vandewater of Lake tridty and the telephone la a SEE the New At These Wei Known Stores supper guests of their aunt and itore of Mr. and Mra. Claude Rich- adjustment of all claims and de- I Rebii's Best Fltir $1.69 enta, Mr. and Mra. Dan McCarty. ing. They vowvotedaI wto uun.vdonatoe $10.00 to |Odessa0deMa . otheOtherr dinner gueata warware.waree .water serviceaerMce. A« lockl service MuSr^and daughter Apnea uncle, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Doug- ardson and Mr. and Mra. Merle mandt against said deceaaed. /4 I nllft m M M % * • l__A ^ 11 ^ A I0*%(t • H8 •ft • observing Mother's Day and also'a needy family and discontinue Mrf| gliC0Xi Mr. and Mra. er Installs a simple unit that ° '' pnt cundav "with her sister. Mr. JARMAN SHOES As Wei os ot Hie Ledger Office Mr. and Mrs Otis Denrnnore 'oogar 0f Buttrick ave.. and Mra.| It Is Further Ordered, That pub- DA1LTI wat U8e thlee mother'moioeras birthdayoinnaay. '*lunc h a"t every meeting. Next meet- Kel8er and Mr. and Mrs. ens hard ®j; and Mrs. Mart Postma. •ULK AND PACKAGE of Burton Helghta were afternoon Bessie Coger of Cascade were alto notice thereof be given by pub- M CtHcft Ist Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy of tng win be Tueaday evening. ay ;I>onard Vandewater and mother;"magic mineral which removes the ( . of 0 H CTark, Elmer for Spring and Summer callers afternoon vlsltora. 1*^ ^ Mlshawaka spent Saturday night 17 xil members try to come. ,water-hardening calcium and mag- Christiansen's Drug Co. ' Mother's Day guesta at Mr. and Saturday callers of Mr. and Mra. ll Pthe BUS •of Fremont. ^urfity, Qea Lane and Mra. Walter lSIsS and Sundav with their parenta. Mr. I There f^^dat the .;ciark and Jen Williams all ate • Garden Mrs. Oscar Shrtver's were Mr. and Ira Teeple and Mra. Jennie Grant j^g^r, a newapaper printed and and Mra. Bernard Flynn and Ro- wlth no lnvgrt Tooite Jiice 46-oz. csi 23c AU. G.rd.n Club MNtlng .GrwGrange. Friday •'""eveninWg and the JWU Sund.Sundayy dinner a t LenUna. Uu fnr Henry's Drug Store I Mra. Paul Willett and daughters of were Mra. Verne Fumer and slater, circulated in said county. malne. Edward Glbler of Grand • Rower i Howard City. Mr. Wlllett's mother. Mra. Daisy Ward of Grand Rapida. I JOHN DALTON. HKNRT*S DM70 STORE Rapids was a "Sinner guest also. The Alto Garden Club will be,"White Elephant Sale toro«r's pari. A modest monthly Mothers Day. rid at the home of MrMrs . FFredrencr t e Head worthy aa^auctlonee^ takes care of every-) — , , . Showboat Inn 'Mrs. Terrlck and sop, Clyde, Mr. and Mother's Day visltora were | Judge ot Probate PMHptRntd Rev. BoTUho of Alto called on held at the home 0' * ^, *n * Mr. servicMrT{cee chargcharKe takes care of every -JJ • Pattlson. Wednesday. May 18, at 21netted them over 17. Mr. end Mrs t ^ reguU lg ^ to ^ un,.j Gogebic countcountyy was third In McMahon & Reynolds • Lown Seed land Mra. Clinton R. Johnson oflMr. and Mra. Laurel Grant Mra. M. Sllcox Wedneaday after- IWhitneyville. Mr. and Mra. Wilbur j Shirley of Lansing and Mr. and noon. o'clock After the business meeting, Head worth had prepared an Inter- ^onn]y sjiky-smooth soft water for total state mineral production with 100 Main St Phone 480 Oneail's Grocery, Yergennes Road Spridgeon and family of Campau Mra. William Powers of Grand of Probate. cJ-4 Cant. Wm. Dangle of Grand Rap- estlng program on "Gardening . bathing, cooking, and'a $41,000,000 valuation. Iron ore was Tenate Seip 4cais25c •JIda.^ Pollce Force, wiltHlll show pic-pic-1 Mr.. and Mra.. George Skldmore the main factor. • • • [Lake, Mra. Florence Klpp and chil-'Raping. A want ad will •ell your unwanted A woman with her mind mado up drinking Nye Drug Store, Alto dren of eoth St., Mr. and Mra.j Mr. and Mrs Tom Morris had artldta. la a woman about to change her turea of the Youth Commonwealth [and Mr. and Mra. Jay Schenck of I John Hertling and family and the members of their family home ~ imind . Camp on the Thomapple River Grand Rapida were Saturday call- Buttrick & Yates, Cascade GARDEN TOOLS brother, William Hertling of Conk- for Mother's Day and Mr. and Mrs Itccaneaar Alaska. Refreehmen• t 1com9 L- ]erfl 0f Mr. and Mra. Frank Mac- iln. Another daughter, Mra. Bur- Glenn Chaffee of Orand Rapids mlttee are Mesdamea Andy Zoet Naughton. Ray Ooata. Frank Warner. George Mr. and Mra. George Howard Furner's, Ada A ^•Jfttm.anv^uii i r arora i• well McDiarmid and family of were there, and Mr. nad Mrs. Eu- Grand Rapids were not able to Howard and Floyd Flynn. and Mr. and Mra. Leo Denny of gnne Morris and Sandra of Lowell Lowell vlalted relatives In Wyan- Harvey's Drug Store, Clarksville come because of Illness. A buffet [and Mr. and Mra. Homer Morris dotte and Flint over the week- ® Garden Seeders lunch was served. She received'and Joanne. White Circle Meeting lota of nice gifts and so many ! Mr. and Mra. Orvles Kellogg The White Circle will meet Wed- enj. 5c Per Copy Aw £•••> efcia^g nesdav evening. May U. at the| ^Ir. and Mra. Raymond Jousma rouirry ^uppiwi lovely flowers. Also a lovelv box!entertained with « family dinner 1 Meth'vllat Church with Mra. Merle of xiaaka were Sunday dinner • # of candy through the mail from i party for Mother's Day. and their Rosenberg aa hostess and program guagta f Mr. and Mra. Krnest her stepson. Clifford Willett and guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mc- 0 On Sole Every Thursdoy Vt- chairman. Mra. Richard Fairchild, jRoark and Mra. Stella Warner i" fiancee. Miss Emma Ladd of Ann Cormlck and family. Mr. and Mra. Guest speaker will be Mra. Hoy was an afternoon caller. Or have The Ledger delivered by U. S. Postal Service N Oliver Firm SipplyArbor . James McCormlck and Pat, and Greatest falae Yet Houghton of Grand Rapida who Mr and Mra Uo Blocher and Mrs. Richard Rawlings and son Mr. and Mrs. John Krum of Mc- waa a Missionary In Africa many alster. Doris Tobias, attended tho Billie and Mra. Harriett O^berg of Cords. wars Each member may bring i funeral Sunday of their cousin, Subscriptions—$2.00 per yeor s ; Grand Rapids were Thursday din- Mr. and Mra. John Potter and la guest. Come and hear thh Inter-1 jUB,or Qocta, 84 yeara of age. oi DODGE gives ym extra mbte ner guests of Mrs, Maude Cooper. daughters and Mra. Mable Groas estlng message about a country we willlamston. who was killed In an •I A Friday afternoon caller was of Lowell were Sunday dinner know Httle about 'auto accident | Mra. Johnson of Alto. In the eve- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd An- j Mother's Day afterneon. Mr. and jing they called on Jim McClufe derson and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth ' 85th Birthday Honored Mra. Lawrence Richardson visited ] at the Noble McClure home afcS Ahderson. ifound him somewhat improved. „ . cw,! Pattlson en-Ithe former's mother and father. Bernard Rooker, who underwent Mr. •nd Mrs. ™ er Mr. and Mra. Ernest Richardson —Mr —. and BMrs_ . Frank Gilchrist. ^ serious operation at Osteopathic Mr. and Mra. Henry Beyer and hospital. Grand Rapids, this paat jllodet family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard week, is slowly gaining and it Is See the Pony Mudgett all of Grand Rapids ware hoped he can be brought home Sunday guests at the DcBruyn- the last of this week. His many IMimiyuuii \ Rockefellow home friends hope he will soon be up Mra. Beatrice Fiero and daugh- and about once again. gift, following tne amnor. IJJJ of ^ Monday aup- ter Diane of Battle Creek callad Mr. and Mra. Arthur Loveless Mra. Russell Keller, a former spent Mother's Day with Mr. and STlS' oT Alaska and Mr and per gueats Mr. and Mra Emer- Field Demonstration Mrs. Eddie Dunneback an- itm- Exterior White WM Rdward Pattlson and sons son Stauffer. . » J ela Jean, and Michael at Peach Dr. H. R. Myers Ridge Road. ,Om Ree. lew Wee 4.fS Gel. OSTEOPATHIC Gueats of Mrs. Bernard Rooker ah. ^ N.«. «"r. SATIRMV. MAY » Physician and Surgeon for Mother's Day were Mr, and The last moxies of the y<«r were drov> ^ Holland to view the tulips S11 E. Main 8t Mra. Howard Rooker. Melvln \ Ji I i/A e f n shown last Thursday ^ ™ * r; 'whkh are out beautifully They 9 o. m. to 4 Phone 296-F2 l p. m. Rooker and Jerry VanHouten all jThey were "Alice In Wonderland attended a family gathering at Office Houre—10K»-12:00 a. m. of Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mra. Afternoone—2KXK4:00 p. m. and "Mexican v . ^Jennie Yelter's In the evening Eugene Rooker and baby son of Ptt GALLON We will attend the Field Day at, MAnflared bv PAR meeting at Park Congregational room in Dodge gives extra value in stretch-out comfort Doora /- 'Pi&CV 'PfMXf Tractor pathic hospital. Tht tchool picnic will be hrtd mt Church. Friday. After the Judging new Dodge is smaller on the outside... easy to park, easy to garage, open wide, too .. rlet you get in and out easily without squinning Office IM Mr.-and Mra. Norman Wride and Fallwburg Park Thviraday. May 18. of table bouquets and flower ar- eesy to deeed through crowded traffic. or twisling—and without knocking your hat off, either. , CND 1-R0W CULTIVATORS OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED Marvin and Norma motored to PRESTOMATIC FLUID DRIVE* TRANSMISSION Dinner will be served at 1:00 p. in. rangment by Zelda Wyatt Fohulke. MONDAYS and THURSDAYl Grand Rapids on Thursday eve- Ev-eryone In the commanlty Is Instructor in national judging, and to visit Mr. and Mra. William urged to attend. following the luncheon they visited If you wont extra value, you'll want DODGE! VanAllen. 14 in. Wow Diik Horrow—ReW Cnltivotor Pad 2. Hoornstre, M. A. New through end through . with over 50 aAvanoet >nt froa Oujilm! HOUItyuond the plctureaque gardens of Mra. Hiere's extra value in Dodge beauty llvat flows from true Alto Locals Stewart Fo<*e near Flak Lake. On Prestomatic i'luid Drive Transmiaaion... softer, scfier, gmoodtor SodSBty-Ievri-Ride functional styling ... in the design that provides more Psychotherapist Mr and Mra. Peter F. Kline were , Thursday a Garden Club from plenty of heed, should*, and legroom. Dosi^med with Couneefi;ia, Guidance, Testlnge class mate In high school. Satur- Mother's n«Davy euestguesta of MMrr . and Detroit had visited this beautiful head room, more leg room, more elbow room, greater day afternoon. 1 vision for all passengers. IWrrmnrtTJitiJui tulM k* k^M 1 a- •miL nt — By Appointment Only — .wifcrchrir-heightsgaiv MraMra. Vernor Lynn of Cascade. Alao 'garden. »/«rmwn>iruiif?n win ue ntMu i mne norrn or Lowell Telephone Itt Mr. and Mra. Peter Buys and 1 r pkk-op and go wita: Mr Lynn'r-BM s* mother and three ala-ij V-.Mr., and Mra. Lawrence Rlchard- family called on her brother, Mr. Red Barn Paint ten and their families of Nash-jaon and Mr. and Mra. Dick Fall- There's extra value in Dodge's Get-Away engine with its surging acceleration ... its higher compression that Dr. R. T. Lustig and Mrs. Jamea Sytama and fam- I* Oer Re§. lew hke vine and Mra. Greta Proctor of child were Saturday evening tup- US-U ft M-50 intersection, or comer of 36Hi ily on Burton Road, Monday eve- the suprrb new Sflvor Aauimtaiy MdU, the LeiOal. Grand Rapids were callera, per gueata of Mr. and Mrs. Claud squeeces extra miles from every gallon of gas . . . the Osteopathic Phyeldan and Surggen Mdav evening Mr and Mra sllcox for aitk and mushrooms Speclalirinfl in Rectal DlaaasBt smoothness of Dodge All-Fluid Drive at no extra cost Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Broera- Lawrence Richardson accompanied Mr. and Mra Lawrence Hannah Sf. ond Nash Ave. v l Rectal Sanitarium ma and family called on Mr. and Yes, youll want Dodge fot the extra value you gel aU 48 Lafayette, 8. E. Grand KapMs the former's sister and husband. ^ Grand Rapids visited their Mrs. Herman Reematra In Ada the way fmm double-life hydraulic brakes and Safety-Rim * * -T ^ if ' Phones: Office 8S178; Res. 524t4 it andMra Howard Lite and Mr. wi* and aunt Mr. and Mra. Fred Sunday evening. Mid Mrs Bert Hanaon of Clarke- Arthur. Saturday eveotog. Wheels, to the luxurious comfort of full-cradled ride and Mr. and Mra. Louis Mulder of vllle to the St Cecilia In Grand j Mra Nellie Yelter and Mr and knee-level seats. W. A. Large, D. C. Lowell called on Mr. and Mrs. PfR GALLON Raslda where they saw the ^pir-iMra. Frank MacNaughton were Peter Buys Saturday evening. rttT^The Wishing WelT'wulch waa Sunday dinner gueats of Addle Office Phone 42-F2 Ret. 42-F8 In S GeA. Lett Add to these the Dodge reputation for dependability 606 W. Main St. UnUffl I Mr. and Mra. Russell Keller and presented by the Marywocd Asade-j Sinclair. In the afternoon Mra. and economy and you'll discover why wise buyers say .. . family were Sunday gueata of her Yelter took them to call on Mrs. — Office Hours — "If you want extra value, you'll want Dodge." COME AHI DRIVE MASSEY-HARRIS Monday, Wednesday and Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Ji Mother's Day dinner guesta of Ada Thompson near Freeport 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. 'eaver of Dutton at their cottage Mr. and Mrs. Frank B™ker and 2:00-6:00 p. m. each week day at Long Lake. Intitl on Genuine HOMEguard OYRO-MATIC... FREES YOU FROM SHIFTING Georgia Ann were Mra. Este"^ fAvoiiobl* on Coronet Modoit) I-'PCqw 'Pcuuf except Thursday Mr. and Mra. Peter Buys called n't formdated lo be tuperior to Cress of Freeport Mr and Mra on Mr. and Mra. Gerrit Baker in cNher points that teN for much THE NEW PORT Actual "On The Som" teoh Howard Creas of Irelng. Mr and AND 01 S C HARROW Cascade Sunday evening. more. Here's your chance to save. Mra. Don Krueger and children HIGHER en the inside...LOWER outside! More D. H. Oatley hove proved Ihot HOMEguard ^ y hom lhi» wo T 01 0 Dam ITVS of Grand Rapida aad Shirtey Oolby. heed room is another Dodge extra value you'll DENTIST Ledger act pay Dig aivldeads. Red 80m Paint proT«K« sur* •**« ' ' P "* Y ** Cor. W. Main and Riverside Drive foceo loaeer.WofaloetT. tprtng ** ***9 pre»ec*ion. Welcome to our little new neigh- COLB appreciate. Instead of low, slanting seats that force TEN NEW MODELS ' Office 80 Ree. 40 bor and congratulations to Mr. and ACCWCY a cramped position. Dodge knee-level seats are Mra. Paul Dlntaman. who have a trices start just a /etc dollars more actuslly higher for relaxing comfort better vision. DODGE little girl. Dlanne Kaye, weighing than the fotr^et priced car* Dr. J. W. Trumble Oyer 6 pounds and It oancea who arftv- ITIIIIJT-V.H VETERINARIAN ,ed at Blodgett hoapltal Monday Office—W. Main St. at City Limits May 2. Terry wanted a brother. CkoriesLCoRnr C. H. RUNCIMAN COMPANy Phone 62 Lowell, Mich. 6,000 People GrtMnMed. however he wants to keep her. Office: 381 Oorbyilie J Mra. Wm, Peckham of Lowell GOULD'S GARAGE-319E. St. Lowell IMPLEMENT SALES Dr. R. D. Siegle Read The Ledger -*Z. Hie Friendly State took Mr. and Mra. Frank Brew to Res.: 3421 VETERINARIAN m funeral aervicea df Mra. Mary KTH SPEERSTRA Ray Nixon, M?r. Uwii — Mlcljigon Phone 31 ' A He. Mich. Every Week McQREER MOTOR SALES T Sr HERMANS Tili^fcyi 141 VanDyke Wiineeday. Friends phones Office: 2421 Res.: 3ISI Office Alto 2881 - iRee. Alto 28IC — T TEN THK L0W1LL LIDQEW, LOW1LL. MICHIOAN, THUWDAV, MAY 1F4F

•ROWN 8WI88 BULL SOLD CARD OF APPRECIATION 4-H Clobs Planning SOCIAL EVENTS Roe4, Helen and Hanna Fuss, IN MEMORIAM I wish to express my deep appre- Foreman Drive, Brown Swiss breed- ciation for the many gifts of flow- ers, recently sold the bull, Nellie's ers, cards, and all other acts o^ Approaching Marrisga Announced Duke Glory No. 93990, to Mr. and kindness shown me by the many Big Summer Program Mrs. Leo Kyser, R. 3. Lowell, ac- In memory of Clayton Schwab, I Note# from Kent County Extension Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Yelter of who passed away a year ago. May friends and organizations during cording to a report from Fred S. my recent Illness. | Office by Rkherd Machiele Lowell announce the marriage of Idtse, Secretary of the Brown Swiss 15. P2 Art Bchnalder their daughter, Elaine, to Mr. Vern Cattle Breeders' Association, Beiolt, We do not need a special day j With one of the biggest winter Warnes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wis. To bring you to our mind; programs in hiatory tucked aw;iv Warnes of Ionia. The wedding will take place June The days we do not think of you | into the files and memories, Kent Are very hard to find. Connty l-H'ers are looking ahead 19 in the Lowell Methodist Church MORE OBSERVATION CARS to the 1949 summer season thinking with Rev. Philip R. Glotfelty offi- FOR THE PERE MARQUETTE p2 , The Family. •that once again they might as well ciating. The Chesapeake and Ohio Rail- Garden Pints 'break rocords and really have a way Company this summer will CARD OF THANKS | "bang-up" summer program. En- Social Brevities operate vista-dome observation cars We wish to express our appreci- rollments are coming In right along. on the Pere Marquette district In Mrs. Frank Newell entertained ation for the sympathy and many 'most of the clubs seem to have. Michiga. n and.w on* „th eu c',MaPea,l€ kindnesses shown us during our ra- PtppOT RESOLTS! 'grown from last summer's num-'^® Monday Book Club and Mrs. nnft diatrict over the Alleghenies. cent bereavement, to all friends and bers. Leaders are saying. "I thought L« Weekes reviewed "Southern • Three vlsta-dome observation cars \ I had enough members, but more]Cro>s" by Brlgld McKnight. neighbors and the Snow W. S.C.S. are already In operation on the all- Bert and Vern Vosburg, s children want to Join." ' I coach Pere Marquette streamliners Earl Vosburg and Family, s That is what you have a right Really our summer 4-H ehibs' /he * ^ C Vof_the J on the Chicago-Grand/Rapids and SUr Ch te Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Burraa ought to have more member, than 'P " Grand Rapids-Detroit runs. and Family, the winter clubs. Project* like 7ere •ntertalned with a 7 o'clock Three additional dome cars, d,nner at the home 01 Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Yelter Dairy, Gardening, Poultry, Crops, : - which will be available to Pullman and Family. Flower Plaits i Flowers, Canning, and lota oflMrf Clias.^E. Radford, Monday passengers on the Chesapeake dis-l* to expect when you trade dol- others are mighty interesting and even'n^- There were twenty-five trict are now being readied and I' Al Pepfar VarMasI valuable too. The actual value runs present They were the gueats of are expected to be put In operation;. into mnny thousand dollars every the Peninsular Chapter officers. in June. year in our own county. lars for feed. Every boy and girl between 10 CARD OF THANKS The unapoken word many times POPULAR Now Ready Is the best one.—Anon. and— 21 Is invite. d to be a 4-H'er. I wish to thank ail my neighbors PHONE 22S-F2 There are projects and activities of ^ frlen<1, who k,nd,y remem- 1 interest to everyone. Here's what bered me with cards and gifts on to do. 1. Meet as a group of Inter- my birthday. Records QrteibNM* csted young people with someone p2 Mrs. Emma Mofflt, Alto, KIEL'S who knowa about 4-H and who can A tfra/'y DREAM CRUISING DOWN THE RIVER ad Sift Shjp tell the group about It. A card to! CARD OF THANKFT Sunflower Kins Quality Feed the 4-H club agent. Court House.I CARD OF THANKS Russ tyojgan . Ons block north of City Hah w jGrand Rapids, will get jroviuatbar| I wish to express my sincere ^ Lowell, Michigan information and enrollment blanks.,thanks to all my friends for the FOREVER AND EVER 2. Decide on projects of Intvest many cards and flowera sent me You, You, You Ara tha One Is made scientifically to meet all necessary and suited to your community. 3 during my Illness In the hospital. Russ Morgan Secure volunteer leaders for*the p2 Mrs. George Wleland. "A" VOU'RC ADORABLE club, either mothers and dads or Need You , older young people who can take CARD OF THANKS Jo Stafford and Gordon MacRae requirements and to give RESULTS. j charge of the club or part of It 4 Fill out an enrollment blank and We wish to express our appracl- ELGIN R-D ROSES FOR A BLUE LADY send It to the 4-H club agent. 5 •"o0 10 ^ who «tended sympathy Wherever You Oo You will receive 4-H project books. ,and he,P ln (>tir r®c®nt •orrow, In THE OitltJ wriviih- Guy Lombardo records cards, report blanks, secre-!the P^tog of our husband and ath r 11 DmuPowfR Mainspring, RIDERS IN THE SKY tary's supplies, leaders' manuals.' « ' Lawna Coger. % LuCnaby Land It's Economical to Use the Best etc. by mail. 6 Set up a schedule of I Bessie Coger, 2 Blng Crosby meetings for the summer, including P Merle, Clare and Ellen. meetings for Instruction, recreation, I FAR AWAY PLACES judging and other activities. 7| Tarra-ta-lsra-ta-lar Begin to plan for the Fair on mova the old flniah, remove dents, Blng Crosby August 15-19. blemishes, hjw to bleach and other FAR AWAY PLACES It's well to decide from tha be- procaasaa that may ba required to My Own True Leva ginning that every member should get the article ready for the finish, Margaret Whiting be a conpleter. } This lesson will be followed by — 'one in June dealing with the final SO TIRED 'T&gWItag Qmpamj Thanks to the help of many finish and polish I Haar Mualc Whon Troobfe County residents, the lodge at Camp I ^ . , "1 . Russ Morgan Vlning on Bostwlck Lake la rapid-1 Homemakars' Conference (for- BLUE BONNET BLUES "CMfS" up. ty nearlng completion. Club mem- m®r,Y Farm Womvu's Week at I Don't Care bers, parents and others who can,** ®* ®'2 b* *,eld ^ week of Jimmy Wakeiy i*t W a dob—here's are urged to give a day's labor 1S'22- Mark *** on your calendar A BEAUTIFUL LADY IN BLUE the rah: Let as protect The barber takes tbe red Lo' CAR > OF THANKS romnyrrimiB n MlrakSntcanr- ntrtvXJ-I-ll whenever rain keeps you oat of, * * OPIN AN ACCOUNT towel your fields. Thars's a lot of inside | P^rther information aa to pro- Mno Iwfw* M. tar My Dear (Walts) year crops Bfsinst finan- rain Jan Gar ber AM i I wish to thank everyone who re- work to do. Aad every bit of do-'* ' registration and fees, may ba though he were just learning obta,n d fre,n oar rial ruin hy weather with «« mambered uie In so many nice ways Offictrt Hihdected natad labor cuts the cost of the * Also In Stock— BLUE SKIRT WALTZ And flrop- .i ^ .aiy on your fact whUa ^ ^ hogplui and at home. building. Charlie Was a Boxer oor Crop Issarmace. To keep his hands from burning Program Planning —Laat —Anon. pi Clyde Condon. Nearly fifty family members and Frankle Yaukovlc Well fdsdly explain ia friends attended the annual meet- Last week three Kant County chairmen of local extension groups ing and Ladiea Night of the local dairy club members enjoyed a two- met for a training lesson on pro- detail Barbersboppers held at the Odd day trip to Detroit as gueata of tha gram planning. Since that time Watches Fellows Hid! Thursday evening. An Michigan Milk Producers' Aasocl- they have conducted program plan- Mio Sorvieo entertaining musical program was atlon. Paul Fuas, Lowell; Kenneth ning discussions with their own jjisuranca For EVBryfking enjoyed, topped off by a bountiful Shaw, Cedar Springs; and Kenneth groups and turned in lists of proj- ecta they would like to study In Company potluck lunch. jMerrlman, Lowell, were In a group B. G. OHBOUOI STRAND of about 90 1960. On Friday, May IS, tha chair- KITTING ER At the regular business meeting ! «!«*> members who ware Avery men will again come to the Orand If H has B tiW WB BsrrkB 4t" the slate of officers consisting of to. work of tbe Michigan uk Rapida Court House Annex for a JEWELERS Friday - Saturday May 13 - 14 Forrest Buck, president ; Ira Bar-|^ 2"^"? ^ "Wfrlng more final meeting, at which time the tOf E. Main geant, vice president; and Earll**y *** of toa Onid mnk far tba W. Main St Lowell —Double Feafur rol k A th program for 1930 will be Ironed out McDiarmid, Secy, and Treas. were ^ ^^ ^| ^ « re-elected for the coming year. ^ ^ **** £** • Maggie 6eti 30 PiYi/ Th^ officer. h.v. bdd 1111 P" - Then aa guests of the Milk pran^M iNi rhant^r ^Zr fh^l Producer' they saw the Detroit chapter over three Tl8:ers win orer tba Athletics. . years ago. As a sidelight the boys al« bap- la expected that by fall a p.,,^ to be at River Rougft e when uniformed chorus will represent thfl Ford Btrike broke out Nelther AVERY Jewelers the local group. Plana for an tbe ^ nor Dan Anderson, who annual quartette parade are being ^ thelr chaperone, want to get laid- Into another mob like that again! Leet Saturday evening the Lew-! The boys have a chance to win a ell Showboaters took part In tha trip to the National Dairy Congress 1949 parade held at the Hastings high at Waterloo, Iowa, as a result of a % sch ool under the direction of the contest sponsored by theHilk Pro- Hay Stingers, of that town arid the ducers. JIG6$and" sponsorship of the Barry County; _ ; Conservation Department Women's Extension group^ are - MAGGIE - ccttinp ready to reHnlsh furnimre. Loose Casters—When casters on Leader training meetings will be furniture drop out too often, re- held as follows: May 17-Grand Rap- MAY 9. MAY 33 'IN COURT jmove them, pour melted wax In the ids town hall; May Ig-Rocldbrd JOE YULE • RENIE R1AN0 holes and Insert the casters before Community Cabin; May 19—Lowell .on Cg.io.t* CtORCt M.MANUS the wax hardens. After it has set |4-H Fair building. At the May Jriaet- the casters will not fall out again. Ing leaders will learn how to re- Sunday - Monday May 15-16 Shows Continuous Sunday from 2:IS p. m.

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