If you seek a delightful Of course your ii/ife has peninsula, look about you. poor judgment, think whom —Motto of Michigan. 1 INGHAM TY NEWS 1 she married. Sevcnty-fourtli year, No. 49 INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7,1933 12 Pages

RE-ELECTED CHAIRMAN Coal Vein Uncovered CONVENTION SPEAKERS ClIYmCILOECIDES COONIYCASHlfiTAG In Alaiedon Location SUPHMIjySIICE AX SYS M REVISION

HUGE PIT OPENED ON FARtM OF ONiWAPPOMIS FACED BY W C. H. SfVIITH. EX IN DE DBYSENAl K. A. DiCNSfMOICIi] IS APPolNTlCD rRISASUKICa tMAY BE FORCED TO A vein of coal about six feet wide SEES No EXCUSE FOR VIOLAT­ URGES far:>iers to fight for CITY ATroaNICY. HOLD UP PAYMENT. and three feet thick has been uncov­ ING CONSTITUTION. EQUITABLE LEVY. Glcii S(.i!veiis Ami Guy St.rlcltliiiKl only ered at Lhe C, H, Smith farm, Lwo I'rninlsed -10 Per Cent Ot Ciipitiii Nii- Seiinl.i)r A. L. iMiynri! Fliiys Delroit Two 'rt> Rcliiin Posits, Siilliry miles north of Mason on the Okemos Jiisliliic Lidils II. Ft'ud Declitres tioiiiil Would Rplcii.se Funil.s New-'^pliplM's lnul Liilibylsts For UoD.sts Gniiiliid. road. The Chippewa Coal company Pooplo's Rights Arc Siifegiiiird- For County Use. Oi>i»(>sliig Flilr rax System of Saginaw has leased Lhe land and cd By Bill Of Rlglits. At tho meeting of the city council will mine the coal on a royalty basis. Monday night appointments were When tho Ingham county board of The coal is covered with 25 feet of Compiolo revision of Lhe Michigan made to fill city offices. In the past supervisors moots in session in Mason dirt, A clamshell is being used to un­ Justice Louis H. Fead of the Michi­ taxation system was ui'ged by SonaLor the mayor has made the appointments Monday a knotty problem will likely cover the vein. Thousands of yards gan supreme court explained the pro­ A, L. Moore of Oakland county in an and placed them before the council for be up for solution. It will probably of dirt are heaped up around the edge visions of the federal and state consti­ address before Lhe convenlion of slate confirmation. This year Mayor Arthur be how to pay some .'i;iO,000 or .flO,- of the pit. Operations have been han­ tutions in an address delivered before farmers' clubs at the session in Mason W, .lewelt called upon the council lo 000 in county bills without any money, dicapped by water, A pump now is the convention of state farmers' clubs Wednesday afternoon. The senator, select appointees by secret ballot and l^^or the past few months the county in operation to keep the pit free of in Mason Wodnosday night.. Justice recognized as an expert on taxation declared lhat ho would abide by the has been using delinquent tax collec­ seepage water. Fead declared that the constitution is matters, declared that tho stale con­ choice of the council, tions belonging to cities, townships About 15 tons of coal have been not a sot of archaic laws but a declar­ stitution sliould be changed so LhaL a ation of principles that nre as neces­ graduated income tax and a gi'adii- E, A, Densmore was appointed city and school districts for the payment brought to the surface. Before the sary today as they woi'c when tho aled business and corpoi'alion tax can attorney at a salary of .fOO a year. He of bills against tho county. However, end of the week the vein will be com­ constitution was adopted. He pointed bo levied. He snld lhat these two lev­ will succeed William S. Soelye, i3olh with the day of settlement between pletely uncovered, it is expected, and out that the Ten Commandments are ies in addition to a continuation of the attorneys receivod three votes in the county and the lessor units near the coal will be brought up rapidly. even more ancient but that the com­ tho sales tax, the gasoline tax, Lhe au­ the balloting, it is reported, James at hand. County Treasurer Clarence The field is being tested in other mandments are slill sound. tomobile tax, inheritance tax and sev­ Sovino was named health officer to W, Lock may be forced to refuse to spots to discover the exact location issue any more county checks. and extent of the vein. The Michigan jurist cautioned the SENATOR A, L, MOORE erance lax would permit the redistri­ succeed Dr, Gertrude O'Sullivan, It is bution of the tax load so that homes said that Mr, Sovine received a major­ The bonds of the treasurer provide The present operations are being farmers that tho nation must not lose Senator Moore urged farmers to that suit may bo started against him sight of long range benefits in a rush support a constitutional amendment and farms wcluld no longer bo subject ity of the votes cast over Dr, O'Sulli­ carried on east of the county drain. to tlie present confiscatory burden. van and Dr, L, A, Wileden, the other ARTHUR H, PHILLIPS if he fails to settle with townships and Cars and trucks being used to Carry to adopt emergency legislation design­ to permit a revision of the taxation candidate. Mi', Scvino will receive a Al a meoling of llie board of county cities for delinquent taxes collected supplies to the working crew have Lo ed to relieve economic conditions. Ho system. Senator Moore charged the metro­ s.alary of iflOO a year. road commissioners in Mason Salur­ for them. He has boon advised lhat be driven through the stream. It will said that the constitution was design­ politan press and the paid lobbyists Glen P, Stevens was reapointed sup­ day, Arthur I-L Phillips of Lansing he may behold liable if the township bo necessary to build a bridg^e. in 6r- ed for both fair weather and stormy with working in the inlorosls ot big erintendent of the city waterworks was re-elected chairman of lho board, and cily cash is not paid when due. dor to haurihe coal. No coaT has yet weather and that it should not bo business and those who have their Itt a salai-y of .flS a week, Bon Bailey L, T, Lasenby of Mason and Chitrlos If December county bills are paid 'bee n sold. thrown overboard when clouds first wealth, in lax exempt securities and and E/.ra J, Haddy wore chosen for A, Murr'ay of Bunkerhill are the other tho treasurer will be short of cash to appear, against llio inlorosls of the common the nightwatch positions. They will two members. The commissioners meet the payment to townships and "Tho constitution is the only guar­ man. Ho declared that since Lho in­ work si.K lioui's a night and alternate usually fix tho salaries of executives cities so it is expected that tho pay­ antee the people have that their rights troduction of a logislalive bill Tues- at Lho lirst mooting in December, on Saturday itflernooii at weekly ment of county bills will bo hold up PR BILL DELAYED will not be violated," said Justice diiy seeking to havo the constitution wages of .flO, It was first proposed Howevei', this year tho salary question until funds are available. Mothers' Fead, "Suspension ot tho constitution­ amended that the lobbyists havff lo pay witges of ,'i;9,00 each, Guy was postponed unlil December 0, pension checks have already boon al guarantees may be Loo high a price swarmed legislative halls working Strickland, fire chief, was reappoint­ paid. to pay for the visionary plans of some against the passage of the bill, Y DALLYING SE politician or some political parly ed. Ho will bo paid iJTS a year, Mnncy In Bank Tho senator urged tho fanners to ItlLtlihurii Is Niuiiail Tho county has .'iSl'15,000 impounded whose claims read liko the prospectus SALES BY GLASS STILL TO UK of a summer vacation," demand that Lheir representatives and Frank I^athburn began liis duties SIAIEEOUCAIORS in tho Capital National bank of Lan­ DErER,MINED. senators declare theniselves on tho Tho justice quoted a statesman as as street commissioner and cily mar­ sing, A 40 por cent payoff hns been proposed constitutional change. He declaring that all governments aro shal last Friday but was formally ap­ promised. If the payoff is received said that special intoresls in lhe past Govorntir Reciiiuinemls IteviHinn (if Lrying too hard to relieve Lho depres­ pointed Monday niglit. He was sot at ILIC SCIiOfl there will bo enough cash on hand Lo have dofoalod evei'y attempt to Con.stituWon I.s SiMMiiill Mc^s.siigc, sion by artificial means instead of work last week to Lake over the duties pay all counly claims. Besides tlio Chiiiiice Fur Iiicnnio Ta.\. change the constitution they have hid­ of Maynard M, Bowers who resigned. giving nature a chance to remedy DR. D. D. HENRY URGES ADDED $145,000 in county funds in the closed den behind since ]S'I7, It is said thiiL Mr, Bowers would Lansing bank thero aro also tidy sums conditions, STArE SOnooL A ID. By V. .1. Brown I'er.stinlil Pri)|>er(;y ExiMnpt again have been iippoinled as ho re­ in the closed banks in Holt, East Lan­ GuiiriHitcos Riglit.s After having the liquor control bill JUDGE LOUIS I-L FEAD All personal properly on farms and ceived a majority of the voles of lho sing and Williamston, In all the clos­ The federal constitution is the law in its possession exactly 11 days, the Delegatfis hoard Jurlgo Louis M. in business stocks would be exempt council, Mr, Rathburn will receive PniisB.s fMa.son Sr'.liol)l S.y.sleni Ami governing rulers as well as the people ed banks are city and township funds, Fead of the stato supreme court Wed­ from taxiition under Senator Moore's Docliiriis Ingham Legi.sliilor senate committee Tuesday reported it and was designed lo safeguard the ,'i;'20 a week, a $2,00 advance over the portions of which fire owed the coun­ program. He would levy a tax on iill Aiding Sl.iit'.sl,i;in Up been able to havo given the measure appointees arc so sworn within A description of the tax system which has continued lo operate on At the meeting Monday Lhe super­ more mature consideration in 11 hours Justice Fead declared that publish­ FIRST CWA QUOTA FILLED, the prescribed time limit the po­ used in England and France was giv­ full sciiodule during tho depression. visors will hear the report of a special than it received at the hands of the ers aro right in their stand that the MANY MEN AT WoUK, sitions will bo declared vacant, en by Sen, Mooro vvlio only recently He also lauded the service of Rep, committee which has been investigat­ senate liquor committee in 11 days. proposed code should include a guar­ Lhe mayor warns. retui'ned from Europe where V, J, Brown in the legislature. He ing the set-up of the Ingham County antee thnt freedom of tho press shall Sowi'TS, Drains, Wiid-r iVI.liiiis, Sc.hiiol Had tho senate remained in session he made a study for the legislative declared that Rep, Brown is aiding Emergency Relief Commission, The remain inviolate. He criticized Gen­ Buildings Ami Highwii.ys Fm-. a. carpenter and contractor, Clifford on Friday, the third day of Lho pre­ council. Lhe school program of Dr, Paul W, cominitLeo'is headed by Sup, Grover eral Hugh Johnson for stating that iiishlng Eni|>li)yiiiciil, Koeslor was appointed assisLluiL street sent session, that branch of tho legis­ Voelker nnd that the Inghain legis­ C. Barnhart of East Lansing, At the such a demand of the publishers Is an Would Figltl: Cnriiiiiiitiisiii commissioner at a salary of '^12 por lature would have received tlio mea­ lator is looked upon as a friend of the last session of tho board several su­ insult to the government, Several local projects liavo been ap­ Senator Moore declared that Com­ week. sure as it passed the third reading school system and is depended upon pervisors declared Lhe relief commis­ Biireliacrlioy Si>reiins proved this week by the Ingham munism is in lho offing if tMichigan An iissistant lo Lho superinLcndent of tlio house, Hnd the senate liquor Lo take the lead in initiating legisla­ sion lo be extravagant and the com­ Growth of govorni-nent bureaus and County Emergency Relief Commis­ iind oLher slates of tliil nation con­ of tlie wiitorworks was not chosen. comi-nittoe given Lhe measure Lhe tion so that all schools may remain mittee was appointed to co-operate the increasing interference of business sion which is handling the CWA pro­ tinue the policy of confiscating homes No Cily engineer was appoinlod by tlie same consideration it received at the open, Willi the commission in working out in private endeavor was pointed out gram in Ingham county, Included in and farms. He said LhaL the diclalor- mayoi'. It is said that the balloting hands of the house committoo, the ships of Mussolini and Hitler havo "Tlio plight of Michigan schools is relief policies. by tho jurist. He cited tho growth of the list of approved projects is the ox- of "the aldermen on city engineer re- measure would havo been on general been oroclod on the policy of a home the fault of no ono in particular," as- tlio interstate commerce commission lension of an eight-inch waltjr main sullod in throe votes each for 0, K, The head tax census may also be orders in tho upper chamber when for every citizffn and that in Italy, serLod Dr, Henry, "Critics claim Lhat ns an example of the expansion of through the Miison manufacturing li'l'anklin, former county highway en­ brought up for discussion Monday, the senators returned on Monday from Germany, England and France honie- Llic schools wore exlravagant. So bureaucratic agencies. He said thai disLriCL to serve tho Wilson Packing gineer, iind Gerald Graliiim, who has Another maLLer which may be broughl their week end. recess. Certainly, for ownei'ship is considered the best bul­ were cities, so were private enter­ year after year presidents have insist­ compiiny. Other projects arff repiiirs served as cily engineer Llio pasl Lwo up is the provision of office space and all Lhe changes made by Lho senate wark against Communism, SeniiLor prises, so wero banks. The charge ed that bureaus would be abolished and altorations lo Ihif Mason school years. An engineer will be hired by an office force lo handle old age pen Mooro said home ownership would in­ might hiive boon true once but tlie but that each succeeding .administra­ and tho cleaning of Rayner creek. Lhe city on a day-to-diiy basis, crease hy leaps and bounds were real schools are cerliiinly not exlravagant tion entrenches the old bureaus more Repairs to lho Leslie, Okomos, Floyd Darrow was appointed as as- sion board wiil begin to hold hearings estate taxes reduced today. Although the Michigan school The house had the bill on general securely nnd forms additional bureaus Dansvillo, Holt and rui'al schools ai'c sisliuit lo lhe city clerk. He will re­ after January 1, orders and under debate for two full and commissions, also on the program. In somo cases "tVIoi'f! than lU per cent of Lhe cost ceive ,'>;S,00 por week, I'URE SCHOOL iMONEY days which extended from nino o'clock "Although this groat nation wiis woi'k on rural schools is btfing hold up of government in Michigan is nosv Ilofiisc.s Appointiiiioiit Michigan schools are in such Farm Clubs Enjoying in the morning until nearly midnighl founded on the rock of individualism, unlil tho f.'ntiro Lownship program is boi'ne by real eslale whicli represents Geoi'ge Kellogg, cily clCrk, refused need that thoy wil not refuse lo on the lirst day and from 10 until six state socialism is now imminent," presented, CWA oxoculivos explain, but 2-1 per cent of the state's wealth," lo accept the appointment of cily wel­ accept revenues from the salo of Annual Session Here tho second day. Judge Fead declared, "Tho constitu­ Vevay has two projects in the list Senator Moore said. Ho pointed out fare director in addition lo his other liquor, Dr, Heni'y intimated. He Had the measure been given similar tion will only be saved by public opin­ of recent approvals, Tho Barnard thnt in England real estate boars but tlutios, A resolution was introduced explained, "The liquor money will CONVENTION rO COME TO CLOSE attention in tho senate iL might have ion. If the constitution is suspended drain is being cleaned and Consider­ 17 por cent of the lax load, provided tlira the clerk so servo but not go direct to tho schools. It rllU RS DAY A FT E RNOON. reached the governor not later than there are strange days ahead. The able work has been authorised at the TM) Mnny Olliffiiils lho clerk interrupted proceedings to will be placed in a special fund Wodnosday night, November 29, Lhe constitution was created to guarantee Hawley Cenielery, The Oakland soniitor urged consoli- assort that ho now has more than ho where it will be washed and puri­ day before Thanksgiving. Inslead of tho people a right Lo life, liberty and diilion of govoi'hmental units and Lhe can do. The resoluLloii was tabled. Delegates to tho state farmoi's' club IMiiy Wiikn Higliwiiy fied before being turned over to convention being held in Mason Wed­ such a record, Lho measure only suc­ Lho pursuit of happiness. If Lhe con­ Aid of the state is being sought so abolition of thousands of public of­ For the past few years James H, tlie sehools," ceeded in reaching the senate floor stitution is abrogated then tho nation fices. He said that there are '15,000 Shiifor, county poor commissioner, lias nesday and Thursday are enjoying that US 127 through Ingham county their session here. There wero more Tuesday, December 5, then only lo will fall. The people themselves must may be widened as a work proji>ct, A public officials in Mictrlgan which has also served as cily poor commissioner. system is cumbersome and uclwiokly, bo held over until Thursday, Decem­ decide, and decide soon, whether the a population of but five million while He lias been paid ,ftOO a year from than 100 who registered Wednesday Mason delegation headed by Mayor it is still a structure and is slill worth and the Thursday attendance is ex­ ber 7, in ordor that public hearings government is to take tho turn to the Artliur W, Jewett will visit Stfite in all England there aro loss than city funds, Mr, Shafer will bo suc­ saving." might be held Wednosdiiy evening. loft or to the right," 2000 public officials to servo a popu­ ceeded by Williiim S, Rhodes January pected Lo show an increase. In addi­ Highway Commissioner Murray W, Dr. Henry pointed out Lhat the por tion to tlie delegates there are many Public hearings only serve to relieve a Van Wagoner this coming week lo en­ lation of 30 million. 1 but Mr, Rhodes will have nothing Lo Capita cost In 1931 was .fl09 por child lot of paid agents and radical speak- farmers and townspeople not affiliat­ list his support. It is said that Jack­ Creation of a county assessing tlo wiyi-ci.ty .welfare problems unless 'while Lhe per capita cost for 1932 was res to rid their chests of oratory. Few ed with clubs who are attending Lho son county intends to widen the high­ board and a county tax collecting "'lhe city couiicirchanges-its plans, down to .$86. votes have ever been changed by pub­ School Directors To sessions. way between the Ingham county line system and tho discard of the present Tho welfare committee hold a meet­ Sees Dire Need lic hearings, Following Lho secretary's report Utilize CWA Funds and the city limits of Jackson, system with township assessors and ing following Lhe council session and Closed banks have .'?8,000,000 of Wednesday morning, Rep. V. J. Brown Jolicr.s Slipped In tax collectors was recommended. it is expected that at the next meet­ school funds. Dr. Henry said. He also The counly i'oad commission, the told of the work of the legislative As reported above, the measure TO AID 80 PER CENT OF INGIIAM ing Lhe proposal will bo brought for­ disclosed Ihiit there has been a do- cily of Lansing, college officials .and council. To open Lhe aftoi'noon ses­ now stands almost in Lhe exact posi­ SCHOOLS. ward again with a provision that the crease of two billion dollars in proper­ mi2mbers of the relief commission sion the president gave his address tion it held when lirst introduced. Farmers Told To Pay clerk receive extra pay for the wel­ ly valuations and that the 15-mill have reached an agreement for tho and appointed committees. Sen, A, State stores aro back in vvith all fare duties, tax limitation tadopted last fall further Directors of rural and village extension .of Kalamazoo street be­ L, Moore of Pontiac told of Michigan's control resting in the hands of the Hog Processing Levy Cliainnua Tniilo reduced school revenues. He prophe­ schools meeting in Mason Saturday tween Lansing and East Lansing as a tax problem and Lucius E, Willson of liquor control commission except Mayor Jewett announced that Ald­ sied Lhat a one-third tax delinquency declared themselves as anxious to river drive. Work will begin soon, it Pinckney giive a talk on Inflation, that applicants for licenses must re­ PERSON WHO SLAUGHTERS PIGS erman George Surateaux and Alder­ may be expected throughout tho state take advantage of the school improve­ is reported, Tho afternoon's program was featur­ ceive approval at the hands of local man E, J; Fletcher have traded com­ this year. A reduction of li;3,000,000 is ment plans of the CWA, Moro than A, Bruce Ball, a member of the re­ MUST PAY TAX. ed with two readings by Mrs, Lovisa councils before licenses may be issued. mitleo chairmanships so lhat Aid, also anticipated in the primary school 200 school directors attended the lief commission, reports that all of the Heath of Wixom, Mrs, Heath is 101 The right to cancel licenses for viola­ Fletcher now heads the street com­ fund. meeting, F, E, Searl, county school first quota of 1425 men have been hir­ An internal revenue agent was in years of age and as active as most tion of any rule laid down by the act mittee while Aid;-Surateaux is chair­ commissioner, reports that more than ed and that the second quota of 1'12,'5 Mason Wednesday making investiga­ "Schools aro not expecting more women of 60. or the commission rests solely in the man of the sewer cdiiTmltteG, 80 per cent of the Ingham rural is filling rapidly, Mr, Ball states that tions of cases where farmers havo than 11125,000,000 from direct taxation hands of the'commission. slaugiitered hogs and sold the pro­ Aid, Leo Kelly reported that he had this coming year," said Dr, Henry. Mayor Arthur W. Jewett, Mrs. W. schools will be aided by the CWA Ingham projects are being pusiied The senate committee slipped in a ducts without paying the processing discovered additional city land ad­ "With tho reduction in the primary H. Taylor of Mason and Mrs. Clayton program, rapidly In contrast to the situation in few jokers which without doubt will tax. He claimed that the commission­ joining the Barnes street gravel qiit. fund that source will yield but $18- E. Potter of Owosso spoke briefly to Mr, Searl is aiding in the rural some other counties where the work An old record discloses that the city, open the evening program Wednes­ promptly be extracted on the floor ot has not yet even been started. er of internal revenue has ruled that .000,000. Another .'jl2,000,000 may be the senate. Among these, is a provi­ school improvement program, Mon­ holds title to land between the pit and available from special stato funds. day. The Conway-Handy male quar­ day morning h6 accompanied J. A, all persons who slaughter hogs for tet, Mrs. Russell McBride ot Mason sion which allows the old system of market must file appropriate returns: Barnes street, "The'receipts will fall about §35,- MacDonald, a former highway depart­ and the Misses Sarah and Mary Bul­ "rushing the growler" under which Second CWA Payroll and pay the processing taxes or they Elootlon Legal 000,000'sliort of the $86,000,000 pro­ ment engineer, on an inspection trip len provided music. Mrs. Lester Pur- the women and children in pre-pro- will be in violation of the terms of the Mayor Jewett reported that Patrick vided for the schools in 1932. to ascertain school needs, Mr, Mac- ,dy of Alma gave two readings. Mrs. hibition days were called upon to take Exceeds $12,000 Mark agricultural adjustment act. H, O'Brien, attorney general, has rul '"This shortage in school money is Donald has been assigned by the Ing­ Howard Smith, Mrs, N.'TT. Rouse and the bucket to the corner saloon and The tax applies even in the case of ed that Charles A, Clinton, alderman being felt all down the line. Children ham County Welfare Relief Commis­ Miss Maxine Rouse staged a one-act lug beer back to the men at home. the producer who slaughters his own and supervisor of the first ward, is en­ are denied educational advantages. sion to aid the schools in making re­ TO STAGGER PAYROLLS HERE­ play. Another Is a provision providing a AFTER TO RELIEVE LOAD. hogs and sells or otherwise disposes titled to his seat on the council ^nd to Rooms are overcrowded. All frills drinking place for each 500 inhabi­ pairs and alterations under CWA, The sjieaker of the evening was of ali or any part of the products. represent the city on tho board of sup­ have been eliminated and even some tants. Lower licenses for all places Fred Fulton, one of the executives Justice Louis H. Fead of the Michigan Clarence W. Lock, county treasurer The internal revenue collector de­ ervisors. Following tiie election May­ essentials droppfed. Wages have been Is also proposed under the senate of the CWA in Ingham county, ex supreme court. and his corps of helpers, worited Sat­ clared that heavy penalties are pro­ or Jewett instructed the clerk to write slashed and school buildings are being amendments. plained to the school directors Satur the attorney general for a ruling. Aid. Thursday's program included group day the improvements which may be urday night and Sunday to get out the vided for violation or attempted eva­ allowed to deteriorate. Repairs.rieces- The big flght will come on sales Clinton is probate regiater. The at­ Ringing,, a round table discussion, mu- made under the Civil Works Adminis­ second CWA payroll for Ingham sion of the law and that any farmer sary to bring back buildings to their by the glass. The utterances of Presi­ torney general held that Mr. Clinton sIc~ljy;ti»e..M,asoij,g'lee club, an address tration, He said the following Im­ workers. Checks totaling $12,390.72 who has unknowingly violated it condition four years ago would cost dent Roosevelt Tuesday when he call­ has a clear right to his seat in the' by Dr. W.B.'^ Hartzog of Mason and provements may be made: wero issued Saturday night and Mon­ should at once confer with the collec­ about $2,000,000. ed upon the people of America to council and on the board of supervi-, Dr. E. L. Austin of Michigan State , Building of additions to school day morning to 1186 men employed tor of internal revenue for this dis­ "Kindergartens, bands, orchestras, stamp out the old saloon has aided sors. / college, and a business session. buildings to provide a library alcove on county projects. The payrolls In trict. He said mall should be addres­ night schools, vocational guidance and In crystallzlng sentiment against this The welfare committee recommend'^ Dr. Paul W. Voelker, superintend­ for use by the general public and eluding labor performed up to and In­ sed to the, Collector of Internal Rev­ manual training has been dropped in liberality. The president urged, "I ed that the city commissary be abol­ ent of public instruction, was the school, employment of attendant for cluding Thursday were not received enue, Transportation Building, De­ many schools. There are 3500 less asked especially that no state shall ished after December 15 and that tin headliner Thursday afternoon. library to serve entire community, until Saturday afternoon. troit. teachers employed In Michigan than by law or otherwise authorize the re­ assistant cleric employed in the store •digging of wells to insure a sanitary Mr. Lock announces that a new there were a few years ago and they turn of the saloon either in its old be dispensed with. After December water supply, building of outside system of timekeeping has been work are teaching 15,000 more students. Leslie Bank To Open; form or under some modern guise. 15 orders oh grocers are to be issued toilets^of the latest sanitary design, ed out by the relief commission so Both Arms Broken In Dr. Henry also said that other harm An outstate bloc is rapidly forming In to those on the welfare list. With the grading of "the school site to Insure that payrolls may be submitted on the Is being done the school system. He State Approves Plans the senate to strike from the bill all launching of tho county relief pro­ proper drainage, day following the work period. A Automobile Accident declared'that fewer men and women provisions for on-premises consump­ gram many of the city charges have Any repairs and alterations to cor­ stagger system will also be used so .been taken over by the coiinty relief of the right type are entering the DEPOSITORS TO RECEIVE SUB­ tion. It Is confidently expected that that paymtnts may be expedited. All FORD WHIPPLE SERIOUSLY IN­ teachhig profession because of the be­ STANTIAL PAYOFF. this bloc will be able at least to delay rect unsafe conditions, putting in win­ commission which is operated ,dn state dows to correct defective lighting and CWA employes of the city of Lansing JURED IN CRASH. and federal funds. / lief that they will not receive fair tho effective date of the act unless will be payed oh Saturday for the per­ (Continued on Page 6, Col. 2) Stato banking department officials public drinking of hard liquors is ventilation, painting and decorating Mayor. Jewett urged aljlermen to either Interior or exterior, planting of iod ending the preceding Thursday. Ford Whipple of Mason had both have approved plans for opening the eliminated. Workmen on projects outside the city arms and several ribs fractured In an make speedy investigations of CWA LANSING OFFICIAL QUITS peoples bank of Leslie. The bank will trees, landscaping, and surfacing of projects so that the unepiployed may Message Has Wallop playground areas, of Lansing will be paid Wednesday automobile accident late Wednesday William L. McComb, Lansing alder­ resume business January 22. It failed The governor's second message be set at work. Other speakers at the school meet­ for the pay period ending Saturday. evening at the intersection of M-50 man and former member of the board to reopen following the bank holiday packed an unexpected wallop. When ing Saturday were Mr. Searl and Paul and M-14 west of Grand Ledge. One of supervisors, has resigned from the of last February. he lifted the lid entirely on Article X STRUCK BY CAR Thompson, supervisor of rural educa­ OAR HITS HOUSE arm was broken in two places. Three council. He was once~ ousted and lat­ Alvin L. Dowling, conservator of of the state constitution he opened up While Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Haddy other Mason men, Ray Phillips, driver Mary Lou Bement escaped injury tion for the department of public in­ er reinstated as alderman. He has the bank and cashier before it closed, the whole fleld of land and property were eating breakfast Sunday mor­ of the car, Ray Whipple and Trent Tuesday morning wnen she dashed struction. announced that he will bring suit predicts that a substantial payoff will assessments, excise and specific taxes, ning they heard a crash and felt a jar. Sawyer, escaped with bruises and across Jefferson street in front of a against council members for damages be made to depositors on the day of uniform values and permitted a far- They rushed to the door and discover­ cujliHrhe car in which the men were car driven by Deputy E. J. Blakely. AVIATOR TO SPEAK to his reputation. opening. The payoff will be made flung revision of the tax and revenue ed that an automobile had been driven riding was struck by another car. The driver was only traveling about without the use of government or system of the state and its taxing Lt. Rusell Minty of the U. S. Army into the front of the house. W. Don­ Both automobiles were wrecked. 10 miles per hour. The girl ran Into STUDENT NEEDS WORK borrowed funds, it is said. units. The legislative council is hard will be the speaker at a meeting of aldson, driver of the car, explained the right fender and was knocked to The Mason men were returning A sophomore girl in Mason high While business will be resumed on at work attempting to draft a mea­ Miss Velva Minty's American history that the steering gear had broken. No the ground but was not even bruised. from a barn repair job in Ionia coun­ school needs to find a place where she January 22, the actual reopening of sure elastic enough to permit a gradu­ classes at the school Sdturday night. damage was done. . ty. A mile behind them was Earl may earn her board and room If she the bank may be delayed for several ated Income tax, both corporate and Lt. Minty, a brother ot Miss Minty, Whipple with other Mason workmen. E. A, Densmore spent Tuesday In is to continue her studies. If neces­ days to enable the bank to arrange personal, to accomplish state aid for has won national fame as an aviator. WINS PROMOTION Earl Whipple broug;ht the injured to sary, she can pay a small amount and Detroit on business. for government insurance of deposits the public school, and possible state He is now connected with the experi­ Walter Paully, assistant meat cut­ their homes. work for the rest. Anyone who can up to $2500. Immediately following aid for other local purposes. The old mental division at an army field at ter in the Mason A&P market, has Order your tree now. Jewett Plor- offer her such a position may get de­ the effective date of Insurance the gang which for years has staved off Dayton,'Ohlo. He will come to Maaon been promoted to meat cutter In a Get Christmas trees.now. Jewett al Co. 4»wl tails at the school office. bank will be fully open. (Continued on Page 6, Col. 2) by air. Lansing A&P market. Floral Co. 49wl Page Two INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7,1933

What Other Editors Have to Say

There Is SonioUilng Wrong ° trough. There they will linger, con­ The dry cleaners' code has fixed the suming the taxpayer's substance to price of dry cleaning a suit at ninety- INGHAM TYNEWS the glory of God, until the sun grows five cents In Ann Arbor, throughout cold, and tho stars arc old, and the Michigan and Illinois. This Is slight­ leaves ot tho Judgment Book unfolds." Entered as second Member of PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON IN THE ly over a 25 per cent increase over the The "professionals" have hung up a class m a 11 e r at prices that have prevailed, which the record; they have placed ICent county CITY OF MASON, MICHIGAN postofflce, Mason, cleaners fixed themselves as a price at in a position that stamps it as a place Michigan, u n d er which they could operate at a profit. where public funds are disbursed with V, J, Brown & Son, Publishers act of Marcli 3, All discounts to fraternities are for­ little forethought and with little com­ 1879. V, J, Brown .ind Nbi.son D. Brown, Editors bidden, and if precedents in some oth­ prehension of the problem Involved. er industries are followed, there will That ought to be glory enough for be no difference in tho cash and carry them; the best thing that the present SUBSCRIPTION RATES (Payable In Advance) ADVERTISING RATES prices and the delivered ones. From welfare commission could now do Display advertising rates on application; Business lo­ expressions of opinion on the part of would be to conduct a drive lo obtain One year in Ingham and adjoining; Counties $1.50 cals and reading notices on flrst and local pages, 15c a the cleaners, it appears that they funds with which to purchase leather wi3re satisfied with their prices nnd medals for themselves, in recognition line; No reading or business advertising less than 25c; Six months In Ingham and adjoining Counties .75 see no reason for nn advance. But of thoir success in making Grand Card of Thanks, Ic a word; Obituary notices of 125 Three Months they will be law-breakers if they do Rapids a national laughing-stock.— words free, more than 125, Ic a word. Announcements not charge tho code price. Grand Rapids Chronicle. Single Copies -05 of entertainments where admission is charged or of any "What, aro the prices based upon? Outside Ingham and adjoining Counties 2.00 plan to raise funds must be paid in advance at regular Certainly not local costs of doing busi­ The WorUliig of Politlual Minds ness. The Ann Arbor price is the There has bl;en a claim, we cannot rates. All papers mailed outside the U. S. one year 2.50 same ns the Chicago price. In that vouch for it, that in discussing pos­ city two cleaners used a pago ad re­ sible state ticket candidates thero W///M, cently to announce that thoy aro com­ wore some.who believed that Vern J. is determined to never again step from the straight and plying with every requirement of tin; Brown should not be considered be­ More Etta Mae Drivel narrow. But those good resolutions of the first two code except the minimum price, and cause of the series of articles he wrote To those who have a liking for newspaper drivol the weeks are soon forgotten, the prison employe said, in lho offer to clean suits at 39 cents in the in 1932. These articles pointed out piece in Tiiesday'.s Detroit Free Press about Etta Mae social whirl which follows his release from quarantine. downtown district and 49 cents in tho what he bolieved to be extravagance SECURITY outlying districts. Either these ad­ In state business and stuffed payrolls. Miller is a gem. Here arc tho two opening paragraphs: What with sports, radios, shows and other entertain­ vertisers are doing business at a loss The political reasoning which would TOUT walls ancl a clieery (ireside . . . leis­ "A 50-yoar-old woiTian, now destitute, who took an ments the prisoner soon drops into the prison rut and no or tho code price is an outrageous ono. eliminate Mr. Brown points out that Important role in tho 15-yoar-okl prohibition drama, to­ longer has tlio timo nor the inclination to reflect upon It doesn't require much argument he contributed to the republican de­ S ure to enjoy them . . . time to travel, to day looked hopefully to tho future as the nation awaited why he is there or to resolvo that he will not orr again. to show that the advertisers will get feat in the fall of 1932. So far as wo plan . . . opportunity to cultivate the abound­ the business and the others will not. know the truth of Mr. Brown's ar­ formal repeal of tho Eighteenth Amendment. Prob.ably such a plan will not be tried in Michigan for Will that promote employment in the ticles, with the exception of one or two ing relaxations of a pleasant world . . . free­ "Etta Mae Miller, the only woman in tho country who some time. Wo are on tho other course, that of trying high-priced shops or the reverse? insignificant items, has never been dom from the strain and worry that shrink heard a life sentence imposed upon her for tho commis­ lo reform a man by kindness. If that theory explodes Will it not result in sending tho busi­ questioned. He was presenting facts. life to mere existence. These are the price­ sion of a liquor offense, sat in her modest little home, cn- it might be well to try the employe's plan. ness from the territory outside of Chi­ It is very likely he may again' con­ cumborod by a .?.300 mortgago, and spoke bitterly of the cago to Chicago? Will that help em­ tribute to the columns of a large less possessions of the man with a growing ployment in those towns? The only number o'f weekly newspapers along ora of prohibition." cash reserve in the banlc. Give yourself a Apples Again alternative is for the NRA to "crack similar linos. Vern Brown was not Tho balance ot the AP dispatch from Lansing is oven down" upon the offenders and force particularly interested in promoting savings account this Christmas. more nnusoating. It is a sorry attempt to make a Joan Several weeks ago we endeavored to make our readers them to charge the high price, to or tearing down a political party. He of Arc out of a slovenly, useless female, a woman who apple-conscious by suggesting that apples bo given pre­ gouge the public. The public will was engaged in exposing extravagant use of taxpayers' money. If that is proved unlit to be a mother, a womon who throughout ference over oranges, grapefruit and bananas. Our sug­ nieroly have loss cleaning done. Will that increase employment and wages treason, let it stand. If ho does the her enlii'o lifo has had not ono noble thought, a woman gestions relative to the recognition of Russia, the liquor or the reverse? same thing again and tho cry goes up The Dart National Bank lacking in wit and coinmon decency. bill, tlio bank closings, the slot machine racket and other that it is partisan propaganda, let The AAA fixed a price of 11 cents Only NATIONAL Banlt in Ingliam County "The inolhor of 11 childi-en," the account sets forth. issues have often been ignored but the apple deal went for milk in Chicago whether delivered that stand. People who rond are not such dumb fools as to not understand iWeniber of Federal Reserve System And what a mother! The mother of 11. Happily for over with a bang. Since the day of that brave stand for or obtained casli and carry. Those facts when presented clearly and Under Government Supervision themselves and society, eight of them died in infancy. the Michigan apple the office telophories have been busy stores that continued to charge Syt. cents for milk where the customers concisely and backed by records. Tho Tvoo of thiflii lived itnd are doing thoir best lo prove with apple messages. Wo have boon aslted how we bake came for it and paid cash have been funny thing about it all is we do not that hffredity is a major factor in tho makeup of char­ our apples and have been given recipes for stewing "cracked down" upon and thoir li­ believe that Mr. Brown aspires to a the arrival ot an eight nnd a halt state elective office. If his service in acter. apples, long-guarded recipes for baking them, different censes taken away and fines imposed. pound son, Austin Jesse, born Df'cem- tho Houso entitles him to considera­ I Ancient History 1 bcr 5. TO those in Ingham county who know Etta Mao Miller ways of rejuvenating salads with apples, how to pare The question is now headed for the \ Glca.icd from News Files ot \ courts to determine whether a busi­ tion it should come to him without thorn, and what kinds are best for certain uses. any overtures on his part—and that's j Years Past { the attempt of a newspaper writer to make hor a martyr ness man must charge for a service Almost twice as mllny gii'ls as boys the way we imagine it would have to to proliibition is ridiculous. Etta Mae was dragged out After reading that editorial several families have de­ ho does not render or a customer pay die of luborculosis botwoon tho ages come. Vern is not a self-starter in of thf' guttf'r where she belongs to makt; a sensation for for a service he does not rocoive. of 15 and 20. Tuberculosis associa­ clared boycotts against citrus fruits until Michigan any sense of tho word. I-Io is a con­ V\Uy Yelirs Ago tions are devoting special attention to the sensational press. Prohibition was a boon to hor. apples nre no longer available. Two apple growers have Of course, if tho customer must pay scientious worker and not afraid to The Bankers Dnughtoi', presented by a special company of players ti'av- this ago group. Christmas Seals sup­ Had she tlic undci'slanding of a four-year-old child she told us that their demand for baking apples has boon tho same price cash and carry as he tell tho truth, oven when it embarrass­ does for the delivered product, ho is oling in special cars with a largo port their woi'k. would bless the Eighteenth Amondmont that brought es either the democratic or republican doubled. going to have it delivered. This was amount of special sconory, will be tho notoriety to a foinalo who othorwiso would have been party. We have too few like him. Just one person made any derogatory comment and lie clonrly demonstrated in Chicago. Tho The typical politician cannot under­ offering at Rayner Opora houso to­ known only in hor own neighborhood for hor uselossncss. made a purely personal attack, even admitting that ho business of the cash and. carry stores stand such mon. The typiofil political morrow evening. Admission, 35c, 50c and 75c. DR. C. W. CLEAVER —0— pi'cfon-ed apples over other fruits. This one barb was faded away and thoy wore forced to mind is priliiarlly selfish. It cannot violate tho code to stay in business Ford, tho bazaar man, states tliat that wo wore ti'ying to make a virtue out of necessity. conceive unselfish effort. — Clinton Mason—Phono 151 Pride Of Ancestry with the government now virtually County Republican-News. he sold moi'o than 100 pairs of yarn Ono person informed us how to always have tho best forcing them out of business. There mittens last Saturday, Ancestor woi'ship ns practiced by many .A.nioricans apples. Ho said tliat in his youth his parents sent liim is something wrong. The band boys cleared moro than Plates .flO.OO who exult that thf'ir nncCsti'y may be traced back a few to the cellar to pick out the poorest apples for eating nnd The price in a locality should bo tho Tho lynching of two kidnapers, .fSS on their Thanksgiving danco, a gcncrittioiis to the Revolution sticms just a li'ifle silly cost of doing business in that locality sufficient amount to permit the pur­ Cleaning .fl.OO cooking. Every time lie went after apples he was ad- Thomas I-I. Thurmond and John when it is roportcd that evoi'y man and woman in tlio plus a fair margin of profit. If the Holmes, at San Jose, California, Sun­ chase of a now irombono. moiiishod to leave tho good apples there and bring back United States has moi'O than 1'\,rm dii'cct itncf.'stors. If customer does not care for a service, day night, comes with less shock (if William L. Greenly, for many years Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. tlie poor ones. Ho discovered thnt the family always he should not bo compelled to pay for active in Michigan affairs and noting the Bible is I'iglit tlif^n all of us arc sons and daiiglltoi'S of not with a certain measure of satis­ had tho poorest apples for late in the spring the apples It, as he is under tho AAA in Chicago faction) to the upright, law-abiding governor from March 1S4G to January Over Neely's Clothing Store Adam and Eve. If tho scientists are right then the line aiid tho NRA in Ann Arbor. That is 1847 following the election ot Gov. Al- that wore best in the fall wore in the "poor" class. So citizens of this nation than It might Plate repairs 4 hour service of descont is tlirown back to the time of tho dinosaur not a now deal but a raw deal, cer­ have^come in previous years. pheus Fitch as United States senator, after establishing a home of his own this man discarded tainly for the consumer.—The Ann is dead at Eaton Rapids. and tho saber-toothed tiger. This sentiment was expressed by the advice of his parents and always demanded the best Arbor Tribune. Twenty Yeiiirs Ago That's something to tiiink about. The torch that we Governor James Rolph of California apples. When his children are dispatched to the cellar The new Ingham county tuberculo­ pass on to our pi'ogeny hns passed through 7'l,500 hands. upon being advised of the lynching, hotels for a supply ot apples they are told to sort them out and Professionals tMaUe .\ Record when ho said, "This is the best lesson sis sanitorium was opened to its first Wo have been Charged by thousands to see that our chil­ Grand Rapids won a national record patients Monday. bring back tho best. That's the way to pick out the that California has ever given the na­ dren prove worthy of tho strivings of those 7'!,500 who in October. Dennis Hurlburt, 86, pioneer resi­ MADISON LENOX apples, this man says, instead of always eating the poor­ tion. We show tho country that this paved tiie way. It outstripped every other city in state is not going to tolerate kidnap­ dent of Ingham county, died at the est fruit we now eat the best and we come out at the the country and liung up a mark that ing." homo of his son, David, in Ingham DETROIT same place in the spring. probably will stand on the record township November 26. He was born books for some time. Governor Rolph might have express­ in Nova Scotia but had resided in this Christmas of 1933 We were wondering how to find a moral in this second Especially since it is inconceivable ed his sentiments with better taste in county since 1850. Christmas and tlie financial situation should have no serving of the apples. Lo, and behold, there it is in that that any other municipality should terms less encouraging to lynching, Oliver Maine who formerly operat­ connection. We can have a Merry Christmas no matter last paragraph. have the slightest desire to dispute but he is a liberal democrat who uses ed the bUacksmlth shop south of the our supremacy in this particular field. emphatic language, and his ideas court house sfiuare, has opened a shop how small the bankroll may be. Tho charge that Christ­ —0— about crime and its deserts are well Here is the record; the number of at his residence on oast Ash street. mas has been over-commorcializod is too true. In 1931 worthy of consideration by the gover­ families on the relief rolls in Kent He advertises to sot old shoes for 15 A Poor Swap nor and tho people of Michigan. when the times seemed hard but when, in fact, they county Increased 23 per cent from cents and new shoes at 30 cents each. Farmers who sell their cream and buy oleomargarine were bright in comparison with the two following September to October, and the obliga­ The lynching of these two self-con­ Ton Years .'Vgo years, the editor of Judge wrote nn excellent editorial for their own table aro making a mighty poor swap. The tions ^incurred in the same period rose fessed kidnapers in this central Cali­ Threo deaths among pioneer resi­ regarding Christmas. The following paragraphs are reason often given for such action is that butter Is so ex­ 64 per cent. The cost of relief mount­ fornia city, situated at the southern dents of this locality are chronicled. pensive that farm families can not afford to use it. That ed more than ,^00,000; from ,'i;i56,032 tip of San Francisco Bay, proves to Mrs. Martha Freshour and Otis M. excerpts from lhat article written two years ago and in September to $256,474 in October. what desperation good, sound Ameri­ No Glillcr—.Tiist Solid Coiiiforl is no reason. It is not even a sound excuse. Such ac­ Robertson of Aurelius and David Er­ are oven more heartening in 1933 than they were in 1931: While this was going on in Kent can citizens may be driven when au­ win of Mason. „ ,r, t In die licart of die cilij, "Bad as our economic situation was a year ago, it is tion lowers the price the farmer and his neighbors re­ county, the national average for 12S thority, to their minds, will not mote Officials of the Michigan Bell Tele- ijet awaij from die noise out swift, sure and adequate punish worse now—except that wo aro wiser by a year's learn­ ceive for thoir cream and gives a profit to cocoanut grow­ communities showed an increase of u'lone company were In tho city Mon­ ers somewhere in the tropics. The .farmer who sells only 2 per cent In the number of fam ment for crime. And this is exactly day conferring with Mayor Bond and ing, and, by so much, closer to recovery. If we still what may be expected in every state i„ IJl'W.Allll ilies on the rolls, exclusive of Chicago other city officials concerning the re­ persist in letting money clank tlirough our minds, wo cream nnd buys oloo does not make a profit. He takes in the union unless there is a rapid Ciiriiiji! Ailjiwimt and New York. With these two cit­ moval of air poles from the business a loss. return to stern justice in place of the shall not have much merriment .... ies the increase was less than half of Vcrffoif W. McC(M). C.tui, .Iftyr. silk-glove treatment of criminals now streets of Mason] "Have wo forgotten tho origin of Christmas, that it One of the reasons sometimes given for making such one per cent. In these 128.cities ex­ Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Otis rejoice over MAIH.fON W'V.. NEAll r.ilANIIOlilCU.S I'.VIIK penditures increased only 9 per cent in vogue in Michigan, that permits celebrates the birth of Him who came to teach simplicity a swap is that so-called agricultural experts have preach­ in the September to October period. the release of flrst degree murderers ed that a farm should be operated just like a factory and and meekness and quiet faith in the sure destiny of According to the Herald this start­ after a few years' Imprisonment in an man? Have we forgotten that the early celebrants of produce a certain cash profit without regard to advan­ ling record for our home counly dem­ establishment that for beauty, com­ fort and service puts to shame three- ChrlstiTias were humble folk, who, with neither present tages which tho farmer may possess over the city man. onstrates the need of new industries fourths of our homes. MICHIGAN BELL wealth nor future security, drew from this day much joy In many farm homes butter making has become a lost in Grand Rapids. That's nonsense. Grand Rapids needs new industries, San Jose is a beautiful, compara­ and reverence and courage with which to face together art and the eating of butter a forgotten pleasure. but the blame for the manner in which tively new, modern city of more than TELEPHONE CO. tho unknown? Have we not noticed that little children, Michigan dairymen are reported as ready to launch a relief costs skyrocketed in October fifty thousand people, comparable to who neither know nor care about prices and budgets, are campaign for city folks to drink more milk nnd use but­ must be laid squarely at the door of the best cities of its size, cosmopoli­ the happiest of us all on Christmas Day? ter in preference to substitutes. An advertising cam­ the Cc^unty Welfare Commission, and tan and active, which classes It as dis­ paign should be launched but it should be broadened to its chairman, Julius H. Amberg, in tinctly American. "Only at the millennium, of course, will there come a particular. From this city the kidnapers picked include farmers. Mason retailers of oleomargarine re­ Christmas that is moneyless, free of all competition and Mr. Amberg, when a leading spirit Brooke Hart, a promising young bus­ vanity. But tills year of Christ 1931 ought to move lho port that farmers are their best customers, that in many in tho Committee of 100 attacked the iness man, on November 9, and within world a pace or two in that direction cases leading dairymen use nothing but oleo in their own "political" administration of relief as an hour had murdered him by striking wasteful and extravagant and urged him senseless with a brick and throw­ "Let this Christmas drive further into oblivion thf; homes. that welfare relief should be adminis­ ing him from the San Mateo bridge If every farmer in Michigan insisted that his family haunting meinory of tho money-gods. Let nobody give tered by "professions". Yet when he across San Francisco Bay. This more thnn lie can afford, for fear of wliat he expects tc should have enough milk and cream and butter for them­ himself controls the commission di­ bridge is 7.7 miles long and its road­ receive. Lot nobody give less than he can afford, be­ selves before any was sold those dairy products consum­ recting relief in Kent couhty with the way is about 50 feet nbove the water. aid of "professionals" the costs jump .?40,000.00 ransom was demanded aft­ cause tlio recipient will give little or nothing. And let ed at liome would yield a handsome profit. If every to tho alarming total of more than a er the murder and the kidnapers were farmer used butter instead of oleo made from cocoanuts nobody give nt all except with genuine desire to give . . quarter of oi million dollars in one caught November 16. "In tills year, we may if we will, recover some of tho grown in the tropics nnd urged his children to drink milk month, and the city has the dubious Young Hart's body was discovered old, tho true spirit ot Christmas and remind ourselves of instead of coffee grown In Brazil, the milk and butter satisfaction • of leading the United floating in the bay about a half mile States in wasteful expenditures. what we had so far forgotten, that friendship.is not a market would take a spurt. Then farm families would from the bridge by two fishermen have all tho milk and butter tliey wanted and would re­ Tlie actual conduct of relief in Kent Sunday afternoon, and the injury on financial venture, that love is without price and is county is now in the hands of the the­ the head corroborated the confession. strong and casts out fear, and that humility has power ceive high prices for what they sold. They could eat orists from the "professional" charity We are not greatly condemning the to breed a mighty courage." their cake and have it, too, regardless of the old adage organizations. As Henry L. Mencken action of the mob that became infur­ —0— to the contrary. puts It, "The charity boys made haste iated 'at the unquestionable evidence A farmer who sells cream and buys oleo is not only to join the procession. Down to a of the brutal murder and disregard Prison Reform year or two ago their business was for all human reason by the kidnap­ making a poor swap for himself and his family but he is very precarious, and they had to spend ers, when they refused to take any We heard a new theory on prison reform last week. undermining his own market. at least three-fourths of their time chance on a legal miscarriage of jus­ The theory was expounded by a man who has handled —0— and energy cadging money from pri­ tice. prisoners inside and outside of walls for quite some time. vate givers, most of whom coughed up It Is time the country is waking up He admitted that he was out of step with the fancy the­ The Immigration Ebb only under the most brutal pressure. to the need for a determined effort to ories of many men and women who call themselves pe­ But then under cover of the Depres­ counteract all crime by stern meth­ A few years ago 6000 immigrants were arriving at sion, they began to thrust themselves ods if we are to escape an epidemic of nologists but he declared that he is not interested in fancy Ellis Island every day. During the first 11 months of delicately upon the state and city pay­ mob rule even In the saner sections of of Ghristmas Qift theories, that he has seen too many of them exploded. 1933 but 30,000 immigrants have landed out of a quota rolls, and now, by grace of article 34 our country, of which the lynching at A, section 759 of the New Deal, they San Jose gives us an emphatic warn­ This man, who must remain anonymous because of of 150,000. 'This 30,000 was more than offset by deporta­ have both forefeet in the public ing.—The Zeeland Record. for every-day use . . . fear of losing his job, said he would do away with long tions and those who went back to their native lands of sentences except In the case of repeaters. He would their own accord. corn busker.. While showing prisoners have the judges or a sentencing board scale down all long how to operate the machine Rowland America closed the door too late. Had the present im­ A TELEPHONE sentences so that men now serving flve or 10 years would migration restrictions been in force 25 or 3D years ago slipped on the ice and rammed his arm into the machine. serve but one or two years. But that one br two years a lot of our social problems would never have existed. A TELEPHONE FOR CHRISTMAS . . . what an would bo without the frills. Our big cities would not be overrun with gangsters'. DURAND—Indiah Trails bus line is NORTHVILLE—Word has been re­ Under the proposed plan, every prisoner would be con­ unusual gift! And what a practical one! There would be few city clums. Hamtramck would not granted franchise to operate over new ceived that Mrs. A. V. Jacobson has fined In the same manner as he now is during his first have contained more Poles than any city in Poland. New M-78 between Lansing and Flint. The been released by the Finnish govern­ A telephone keeps family and friends within constont two weeks of quarantine. His tobacco would be taken Greyhound lines lost out. ment. She with her husband, a for­ York and Boston would not have as large Italian popula­ and easy reach. A telephone makes it possible to away. He would have no newspapers or magazines, he tions as major cities of Italy. New York and Chicago mer Northville teacher, was held as a Soviet spy. The husband is still held shop, and to "run" innumerahle other errands, would not have a radio, the're would be no prison base­ would not be crowded with Jews. There would not now WEST BRANCH —The Roosevelt in Finland. without leaving the house. It saves time, carfare and ball, basketball or boxing. There would be no entertain­ be millions of unemployed. We would not have flown so Oil company reports that a small well has been brought In on the West ments. The prisoners would be denied candy and baked driving expense. It is both a business and social asset. high. We would not have had so far to fall. Branch golf course. LOWELL—Prank T, King, presi­ goods sent by friends and relatives. There would be no —0— dent of the King Milling company, has And, in case of emergency, the doctor, firemen, police radio receiving seta.. A prison would be a prison and a Fred Keister, Ionia scribe, is again in wrong with HASTINGS—John C. Ketchum, for­ presented several Islands in the Flat mer congressman, has been elected River to the village of LoweU for use or other aid can he summoned itutantlyhy telephone. prisoner would be given ample time to reflect. Hollywood. Two years ago the Ionia newspaperman at­ president of the new Hastings Na­ as a park. This prison employe declares that prisoners now re-- tacked Will Rogers. Now Mr. Keister is In bad with tional bank. Ordenfor in$taUation locally or ouUofiUnen may ceive more actual punishment and correction during tho Mae West, A typographical error in an Ionia News Among all young women who die be placed at any Telephone Bu$ineiB Office. In- two weeks of quarantine than they do with subsequent headline last week declared "Mare to Return" when Mr. PLYMOUTH—Eatm Rowland, guard between the ages of IS and 30, one ttallalion will be made at any time you $pecify. service of 40 years. At the end of two weeks a man la Keister meant to say Mae would return as an Ionia at the Detroit House of Correction out of four dies of tuberculosis—a hu­ man sacrifice to ignorance and indif­ m usually sorry and remorseful. He hates prison life and and star twlrler on the DeHeCo base­ screen attraction. ball 'team, lost bis right band In a ference. INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN,THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7,1933 Page Three

Oak spent her Thanksgiving vacation Claudine Collard and Ben Wright of der gathered at the home of his son, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eber Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Steadman Elmer Bravender, for Thanksgiving. Thompson. and Mr. and Mrs. George Steadman A bountiful dinner was served to 40. DANSVILLE NEWS Mis Phyllis Diehl returned Monday of Williamston were entertained on The tables were decorated with myrtle FOR A MERRIER CHRISTMAS to her school duties in Stockbridge af­ Thanksgiving Day at the home of and a miniature turkey used as place ter a two weeks holiday because of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Almond. cards. Those from away were Mr. and Dr. Bennttrd S|ienkcr scarlet fever. Mrs. Howard Sheathelm of Leslie Mrs. Howard Atwood and son and Supt. Allen Presides cousin from Northville and Mr. and A large crowd heard Dr. Bennard Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lantis and was a Saturday visitor of Miss Fran­ cis Keene. Mrs. Lawrence Unterbrink and baby speak Sunday morning at the Com­ Porn were guests Sunday of Mr. and At Vocational Meeting of Howell. Mr. Bravender will be munity M. E. church. Dr. Bennard's Mrs. Harvey Oakley of Meridian Cen­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Groundwater ter. and Miss Lucy Groundwater of Chi­ yl in May. Supt. Clyde Allen o? the Ingham subject was "Evangelism." This is the Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Burleigh, cago spent last week with Mr. and Township Consolidated school left on last week of the meetings conducted Grace and Vernica of Lansing spent Mrs. Henry Lee. For Christmas gifts buy something Wednesday evening for Detroit to at­ by him. Wednesday evening he will Thanksgiving with their parents, Mr. practical. Drive • over to Horner tend the convention of the American sing his famous song. "The Old Rug­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Sharland wero and Mrs. Henry Lee. Brothers Woolen Mills, Eaton Rapids, Vocational association December 6 ged Cross". Besides this song he has Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. composed and edited a book of other Frank Remington and Miss Lila Howard Wade near Webberville. ... and look at the blankets, robes, sport to 9 and the convention of the Michi­ coats, socks, yarns, fabrics, etc. Hand­ gan Association of Teachers of Voca­ songs. Parker were Thanksgiving dinner Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Greenough spont guests of Mr. and Mrs. Seth Parker in Saturday in Ashley. some and practical gifts at astonish­ tional Agriculture on Friday. Mr. Al­ ingly low prices. 49wl len is president of the national assoc­ i.MUsloiniry 'Meeting Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Klnne were hos­ iation of agricultural teachers as well The regular meeting of the Mission­ Dr. C. L. Finch and Mrs. Mabel Hil­ tesses to the Good Eats club at their as president of the state association. ary society will be held Wednesday, ton were Monday evening dinner home Saturday evening. After the At the Michigan agricultural tea­ December 13, with Mrs. Eber Thomp­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Falter supper, cards wore enoyed, high score chers' annual dinner at the Statler, son. A potluck dinner will bo served of East Lansing. going to Louis Thompson and low to Dr. D. R. Lethbridge at noon and a Christmas box packed J. B. Dalton. Tho next meeting will Mr. Allen, with 32 other teachers, will Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Balmer and DENTISTRY—X-RAYS be presented a service key, for teach­ for the children's hanic at Cedartown, be the Christmas party at tlio home Georgia, during tho afternoon. Phyllis were entertained Thanksgiv­ of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Walker, Dec­ ing under the provisions of the Smith- ing Day at the home of the former's Office over Dart National Bank Hughes law 10 or more consecutive ember 16. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin Balmer Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchell spent years. Mr. Allen has taught in the "You Wouldn't Pool Me," the Junior of Lyndon Center. Mason—Telephone 202 Ingham school for the past eight play is to be presented In the school the week end in Lapeer with their years, starting as principal and be­ auditorium Saturday evening, Decem­ Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mann enter­ daughter, Mrs. Gladys Yaeger. Office Hours; 9 to 12; 1 to fl coming superintendent in 1028. He ber 9. This is a three-act comedy with tained for dinner Thanksgiving Day, The children and grandchildren and Evenings by appointment has made much progress in agricul­ a well-chosen cast of characters. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Vicary and family great grandchildren of Alfred Braven­ tural work in the community, and of Leslie, Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Hark­ many of his pupils have achieved na­ Coininiinlt.y tAIethniast, Church ness and family of Munith and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Crowd and family of tional and state honors. Mr. Allen Rev. Eiiicriild B. DLvnn, I'ustor Mason, was elected president of the Michigan 10:30—Class meeting. WEEK-END association in 1932 and was a dele­ 11:00—Morning worship, 'My Part" Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Howe and Of course you want to make their Christ­ gate to tho A. V. A. in Kansas City 12:00—Sunday school. family spont Thanksgiving Day with last year. His election as president of No evening services. the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. mas measure up to their dreams. There's the organizations has come as a re­ Ara Howe near Perry. FEATURES ward for his efforts and ability, it is Free fMeWiodist Cliurcli Mrs. Lottie Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Roy a way! Join our Christmas Savings pointed out. Wesley U. CiusAVoll. I'aslor Hobart and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley At Your A&P Store . . . Club and NEXT year you'll be able to be 10:30—Sunday school. Voss were Thanksgiving dinner guests SiHUIuy School niuuiuet 11:30—Morning Worship. Miss of Miss Irma Pollok and Jason Pollok \U. PRICES IN THIS AD INCLUDE a bountiful giver, and Christmas will Friday evening, two Sunday school Helen F. Potter. of Pollok's Corners. THE 3% MICHIGAN SALES TAX! classes, the Wo Do and the Pals, 7:30—Evening worship. Miss Helen Mr. and Mrs. Lawton Hedglen and mean more to you, too. taught by Mrs. Lathrop and Mrs. Pet- F. Potter. family spent the Thanksgiving week tys, gave a banquet for the benefit of Services every evening at 7:30. end with the hitter's parents, Mr. and Chaie & Sanborn the parents. About 60 enjoyed a pot­ Mrs. Lornc Bonner of Algonac. luck supper, which was followed liy Mr. and Mrs. Alf Asoltine spent Mr. and Mrs. Henry Leo, Mr. and I'ound COFFEE a program with Junior Vogt as the Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Al­ Mrs. Robert Groundwater and Miss Tin toastmaster. Frank Grimes, superin­ vin May of Stockbridge. Lucy Groundwater were Saturday "It's Dated Coffee. 25 The First State & Savings Banktenden t of tho Sunday school, talked Fr. and Mrs. Stanley Proctor and dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Leonard for that body. Mrs. Eber Thompson son spent Thanksgiving with tho lat­ Burliegh in Lansing. Member of Federal Reserve System spoke for the mothers. Mrs. Almon ter's parents,' Mr. and Mrs. E. W. "Coffee Lathrop spoke for the Sunday school Rev. Harold Dakin and family of MASON, MICH. Latson of Ann Arbor. Mrs. Latson re­ Bokar Coffee Supreme" teachers and David Tilford respond­ turned homo with them and will re­ Aurelius and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Post ed for the pupils. main until Sunday. of Mears wore guests Thursday nt the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur SODA CRACKERS Xhiiishell 2 111. pkgr. 190 Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dakin of Lan­ |,,.,,«,,«,,ft,,«,,t,*«,,«-«,,«,,«,,**,«,,*,,«,,«,,*,.«»«,,.,,4 l^owling. Mr. and Mrs. Post remained Kfmo Blue Label Syrup 5 Ib. can 25« Ann Arbor, also Mrs. Emma Annis, To Koplilr Sciiiiol sing were dinner guests of Mr. und t Sanders Coirninmity Mrs. Pearl Layton, Mr. and Mrs. Lou for a visit. J. A. MacDonald, CWA engineer, Mrs. Edd Wnlker Thanksgiving. 24^ Ib. f By Joscplilnu Corbin Sherman and tiio Misses Ruth and Charles Curtis and daughters, Myr- PILLSBVRY'S BEST 99c was at tho school Monday looking Mr. and Mrs. Roliand West of Les­ Flour Hag Esther Tuttle. netta and Margaret and Miss Mar­ over needed repairs. Application is lie wore Sunday visitors of Mr. and tMrs. Roy Wost. garet Moyer were dinner guests of PANCAKE FLoUR ij-lh. bug l.iiniiliko Flour lOc, Mrs, AlycG Cummings spent the Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson nnd going to be made for repair work Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Howlett and Mis Marion Curtis on Thanksgiving. RF.B BEANS Sullnna 1 ~lb. can Sc week end in St, Charles, diuighters, Mary and May, nnd Jose­ on tho school in tho way of a root and phine Corbin spent Thursday after­ Jaunita spent Thanksgiving with the Marion returned with them to spend Judge Arthur Tuttle of Detroit interior decorating. Mr. MacDonald noon in Lansing. former's mother, Mrs. Ellen Howlett the week end. spent Inst week with Mr, and Mrs, B. was of the opinion that the five or six of Stockbridge. Peanut Butter 2 S. 23* A, Annis, Mr. and Mrs. Don Marsliall spont projects suggested are entirely feasi­ Mrs. Irma Hullibergor attended the ble and work will probably be start­ Miss Ann Krewskiski of Lansing funeral of Mrs. Phloris Hale in Lan­ Mr, and Mrs, Grant Blood of Aui'c- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Pul­ KETCHUP Quaker Maid Iffe. bois. 19c ed soon. Under tho CWA tho federal spent the Thanksgiving week end sing Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Hale lius spent Thursday with tho latter's ver of Rives Junction. KIDNEY BEANS Sultana government pnys for all the labor and with Miss Emily Thompson. was the mother of Mrs. Rex Hulliber­ 1 Ib. can So pai-ents, Mr, and Mrs, Charles Cozart Bill Ledger is working for George up to ono-thlrd as much money for Miss May Lamb returned to her gor. and fainily, Brownleo of near Leslie. GR/INDAf OTHER'S Pound materials as is spent for labor. home in Mason Tuesday after caring Mr, ancl Mi's, Paul MarslHill hnd as H. l-I. Barnum of Mason, enllod at Mrs. Emma Dayton and Mrs. Mar­ Whole or SHccd Loaf for Mrs. Morna Arnold the past two Bread guests for Thanksgiving dinner, Mr, the school ono day last week for the tha Bulon were entertained Thanks­ weeks. and Ml'S, Don Mlirshall, Mrs, Inez purpose of organizing a girls' d-H Livcsttoclc HhDW giving Day at the home of Mr. and Marshall, Mrs, Louisa Harris and A, Handycraft club in this community. Last Thur.sday Mr. Allen and Eidon Mr. and Mrs. William Schlack of Mrs. Jack Davidson. Mason were Sunday visitors of Mr. Van Horn, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kilburn vis­ Williams, accompanied tay Roy Hobart 'Ppjp^ Rcfre.shlnff Drink For Winter Is and Mrs. Fred Corwin. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Broadhead TEA! Mr, and Mi'S, Dewitt and Miss Galy ilod Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Mann of and Fred Corwin, attended tho Inter­ enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with Jim Kent of Williamston spent last of Dansville and Mr. and Ml's, Wert Onondaga, Sunday. national Livestock show in Chicago. fVIr. and Mrs. Willis Dwight. M-lb. Eidon entered a Hereford steer in tho week at the home of Roy Hobart. Mayfair Groeu or Orange Pekoe of Lansing were Tliursday visitors of iMr. and Mrs. V. E. Covert enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Garner and Jack tin 18c junior livestock feeding contest. Tho Wells Wnlker and Vern of Bunker- Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lovette and Calnily. tained :15 relatives for Thanksgiving of Jackson wore guests on Thanks­ judging was done on Saturday. El- hill were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. Ji-lb. Miss Mary Robinson attended tho dinner. giving of tho liittor's paronst, Mr. and Nectar Green Japan don's steer did not placo in the money and Mrs. Walter Artz. pkg. 2Sc teachers mooting at Leslie Fi'idliy Ml'S. Ruth Kilburn and Mrs. Louisa tVTi's. George Bacon. evening. as the competition was very strong. Mrs. Minnie Frary returned Fridny M. Harris were in Jackson Tuesday Black Mb. pkg. 33c Marjorie and George Covert onlor- to visit the former's sister-in-law who there being more than 300 steers in to hor homnome in Lapeer afteariorr a uirothroo Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Howe nnd Our Own tainod friends at a party Friday eve­ is in the Foote hospital. the juiiior^contest alone. The contest t vvecks visl with her mother, Mrs. Suzanne spont Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George De- ning. Games wore played and re- Mr. A. L. Johnson of Alaiedon call­ animals will be sold Friday Uiis week. 1 Litui-a RandiUL^^ ^^.^^^^ ^^^^ Weese in Albion. froshmenls wore served. ed On J. T. Corbin, Sunday afternoon. Eidon remained in Chicago until after riuiii family ot Lansing and Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Fred Walcott and .Sugared For Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Annis had as Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schmit and family 8 the sale. Lyle of Flint, Mr. and Mrs. Veron Doughsiuts Thanksgiving guesLs from Now YOrli spont Thanksgiving in .Tackson with Loon Plumb ot Fomdcilc were guests CInniinion Walcott and Yvonne of Williamston a cousin who is attending collego at hor father, John Hastings. All Ollili Thanksgiving day of the former's par­ CHOCOLATE CIRCLES N.B.C. pUg. 25o and Mr. and Mrs. Mort Keene and ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grimes. BUTTER CRACKERS N.B.C. pkg. 19c The 4-H club will hold its regular Mr. and Mrs. Almon Latlirop en­ fiimily were Thanksgiving guests of meeting Tuesday. The meeting will joyed Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. Mrs. Addle Smith. or Chocolate PuddliiK center around tho Jersey-Guernsey and Mrs. E. S. Dunbar at Grass Lake. Mrs. Myrtle Briggs was a Thursday Sparkle Gelatin Dessert 2 9< herd. Mr. Wigman, secretary of the Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Backus and vistor of Mr. and tMrs. Charles Han­ county association, is expected to bo daughters Rose and Ann wore guests na ot Mason. ROYAL GELATIN pkg. 5c Ask the man who has saved present. Thanksgiving of Mrs. Margaret Bur­ Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Shopbell were JELLo All Fl.nvors pkg. 5c gess of Mason. entertained Thanksgiving Day at the First Taxes r.iid Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woods and home of Mr. and Mrs. George Owen ot Ingham township was in receipt of Soap Kl'rk's Flake 10 - 29' He will tell you how comforting it is to family spent Thanksgiving with rela­ Leslie. its first taxes Monday when William tives "in Holloway. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Otis and family Schlack of Mason paid the taxes on PALMOLIVE SOAP bars 23c Mr. and Mrs. Ben Taylor were the and Mr. and Mrs. Wiiyno Otis and son WHIZ HAND SOAP can 9c have money safely invested during the his farm in Ingham. Mr. and Mrs. guesLs of Mrs. Maude Driver Thanks­ of Lansing wore Thanksgiving dinner Schlack loft for Texas Tuesday. giving day. Mrs. Mary Taylor is stay­ guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. days when needed. ing there for the present. L. E. Otis. Nutley Oleo Red Cri>ss Drive Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Powers and Mr. nnd Mrs. Wirt Dakin and Guy 2 IS' ""Charios Woods, supervisor, is pleas­ family of Detroit enjoyed Thanksgiv­ spent Wednesday and Thursday in RAISINS Seeded or Seedless 4-lb. pkg. 39c ed with the results of tho Red Cross ing with tho latter's parents, Mr. and Lansing with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tids- CHEESE Mild Full Cream lb. 15c 40 years of service drive which closed Thanksgiving. The Mrs. George Hayhoo. well. membership was increased ' one-third Mrs. William Sherman and sons of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reynolds return­ Makes Dcliciou.s i>i« over last year. The total amount ro- Bath were Sunday visitors of Mr. and ed Wednesday from thoir hunting trip iisfisick Waffles or Biscuits 37« colvod this year was ?30.75 against Mrs. Roy West. and spent the remainder of tho week Standard Savings !);22.00 last year. Those working on Mr. and Mrs. George Bacon were Mrs. John Freed of Coldwater. the drive wore Mrs. Elmer Frost, Mrs. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Noland Douglas and FltllN^FRUITS >^ND VEGETABLES & Loan Association Ami Terrill, Mrs. Julia Walker, Mrs. Hubert Howe. family of Haslett enjoyed ThanksgiV' Griswold nt Jefferson Detroit, Michigitn Edmund Young and Miss Frances Mrs. Addie Smith and Gay Walcott and Mrs. Roy Hulllberger. Keene. left Tuesday for a few days visit with Mrs. Matilda Smith and Olive ot Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Walcott of Pres­ Stockbridge and Mr. and Mrs. O. B. ORANGES, Florida, 8-lb. bag 35c _____ ^- ^' White, Mason •MEMBER o. E.S. Meetiing cott. .Arnold of Gregory spent Thanksgiv mc suitv^ptfjicWtH'ttgni] C. A. Clinton, Mason Federal home lOAii; A regular meeting of the O. E. S. Mr. and Mrs. George Cattrell and ing with Mr. and Mrs. Roscoo Arnold, BANKSVSTEA\- will be held Thursday evening, Decem­ family of Howell were Sunday visitors old. GRAPEFRUIT, size 80, 4 for 19c ""^S®*'^ Mason Represcntotlves ber 14, in the Masonic hall. After tho of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Arnold. Dr. C. L. Finch and Mrs. Mabel Hil meeting a Christmas party, with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clapham and ton were entertained Thanksgiving Iva Corwin chairman of the program Mrs. Abbott of Lansing wore Thanks­ day at the homo of the former's son, committee, will be enjoyed. Each per­ giving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Russell Finch in Lansing. YAMS, Fancy Texas, 4 lbs. for 19c son Is asked to bring a small toy to G. E. Kelly. Miss Margaret Moyer spent the be exchanged during the evening and Mrs. Gertrude Bohnet, Miss Lena week end with Miss Ruth Bowman then left at the hall to be distributed Strong and Dorothy spent Friday and of Detroit. HEAD LETTUCE, large, crisp, 2 for 15c at Christmas time to the needy chil­ Saturday in Detroit. Elmer Raymond of the school for CRAFTWOOD dren. A potluck supper will be served The Misses Josephine and Alice tho blind at Lansing spent Thanks­ with Mrs. Ona Almond as chairman. Townsend of Lansing spent their giving vacation with Mr. and Mrs. IDAHO BAKING POTATOES, bag 29c Thanksgiving vacation with their mo­ A. Dietz. Homo Furntishliigs Group ther, Mrs. Nellie Townsend. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lantis and A SPARTON PRODUCT The Home Furnishing class of Ing­ Mrs. Arthur Pollock and family were Fern spent Thanksgiving Day with ham township will moot Friday, Dec- also dinner guests. Mr. and Mrs. John Foster in Mason. CELERY, tender, crisp, bunch 5c A nine tube superlieterodyne comber 15, with Mrs. Stanley Proctor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alberts and Mr., and Mrs. Lynn Scofield and This will be the Christmas party. Mrs. family ot Belding, Mr. and Mrs. Hen­ family of Linden were Thanksgiving Maetaelle Howlett will be in charge of Day guests of Mrs. Mary Marshall. We Redeem Welfare Orders •^^£tf»5iiv»>:-\..jv(;.jr,(-v^.v.:. . r->' witit mirror finish cabinet of ry Shaft of Mason and Mr. and Mrs. the program. A potluck dinner will be Arthur Clingensmith of Leslie were Misses Annette Greenough and imported Australian walnut served at noon, followed by the pro­ dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Francis Volkner of Flint were guests gram and exchange of gifts. Cavender. , Thanksgiving Day of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Greenough. and red wood burl . . . unex­ Elaine Dowling is now employed in A & P MEAT MARKETS Evaiiff€a»tlc Meetings the G. E. Kelly store. Mr. and Mrs. Art Cumminal were celled performance . . . Line The evangelistic meetings at the Miss Mabel Fosdlck and Mr. and Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Law­ Free Methodist church under the dir­ Mrs. Fred Kirkpatrick of Detroit en­ rence Unterbrink of Howell. Swift's Branded Stealts, round or Swiss, lb. 10c O'Lite tuning . . . standard ection of Miss Helen P. Potter are still joyed Thanksgiving with their par­ Mrs. Florence Gaylord and daugh­ ter Audrey of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. In progress ai« will continue at least ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fosdlck. Hamburg, fresh ground beef, no cereal, lb. 5c range and extended sliort over Sunday, December 10. Charles Collard ot Miller Road, Miss Mrs. Kirkpatrick remained until Sun­ day. LAMB, chops lb. 10c, Legs, Ib. 12'/jc, Roasts, lb. wave . . . timing antenna to Blrtilutoy Party 9c, Stew, lb. 4c Tuesday evening several young men Rev. E. B. Dixon and Mrs. Dixon spent Sunday with the latter's par­ match receiver . . . latest pleasantly surprised Eidon Williams BEEF ROAST, lean, tender, meaty chuck at his home in honor of his birthday ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Jarvis of tubes and many refinements. anniversary. A dinner was served at Hubbardston. cuts, lb. 7'/2C Mrs. Prank Fosdlck and daughter seven o'clock after which games were PORK ROAST, center cuts from little pig enjoyed. Agnes of Lapeer spent Thanksgiving weekend with relatives here. shoulders, lb. VAC Mrs. Will VanVorse and Virginia Blrtluliiy Surprise SHORT RIBS, extra fancy, lean, meaty, Ib. 5c $109^ Mrs. Elizabeth Grimes was sur­ spent several days last week with her daughter, Mrs. Nellie Foster of Jack- lOR FAIRNESS OF prised last Tuesday when Mr. and FRESH PORK LIVER, sliced, Ib. 7'/2C Mrs. Will Sly and Mr. and Mrs. Guy ^"Sir. and Mrs. Frank Cavender and Other Spartons $29.50 up. PRICE AND UTMOST Grimes arrived at the home of Mrs. Clare and Mr. and Mrs. George Wor- PURE PORK SAUSAGE, grade 1, Ib. Nellie Townsend to help their mother den of Stockbridge were guests of IN SERVICE • • • • Used radio $12.00 celebrate ber 83rd birthday annivers­ Emery Worden and family Thanks- FRESH SIDE PORK, Ib. ary. A 12 o'clock dinner was enjoyed. EfivincTi THE ORDER Mrs. Grimes is enjoying her usual FRANKFURTS, BOLOGNA, LIVER SAU­ still have one of those Spartons that sold last year Miss Louise Coon of Howell and OF THE health which is remarkable for one of Mrs. Vade Gibson of Lansing were SAGE, home made, all fresh, lb. 9c her age. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. GOLDEN RULE for $29.00, special at 20.00 Charles Coon. SPARE RIBS, fresh, lean, meaty, lb. 7«/2C (Future iHomemakers Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Raymond RECOMMENDS TO THE The Future Homemakers held their spent Thanksgiving at the home of PEOPLE OF THIS • • • SAUER KRAUT, long tender shredded, 3 lbs. 10c 2 10-tube 1930 Spartons at 35.00 regular meeting at the school Tues­ Mr. and Mrs. Jack LaFountain. COMMUNITY PORK STEAK, round, bone cuts, 3 lbs. 25c day evening. The meeting was purely Mrs. Addie Raymond spent Thanks­ Phonograph in good condition accepted as down payment social, games being enjoyed the most giving at the home of her daughter, Important a basketball game between PORK BUTTS, the roast supreme, Ib. 10c Mrs. Ed Doane, in Mason. A.B.BALL on any radio listing $35.00 or less. the girls, after which light refresh­ Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Darling of Lan­ BACON, any size pice, Ib. 13c ments were served. HOME FOR FUmERALS sing and Mr. and Mrs. George Mitch- . .Our Very Best, Sliced, Ib. 17c eU were dinner guests Thanksgiving ^Ambulance Seroicey Hot Lunches PHONES'DAY 140, NIGHT 72 of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mitchell. MASON, MICH GERALD PARSONS The senior class began serving hot Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Root and lunches at the school Monday. Doro­ son enjoyed Thanksgiving with the thy Crakes and Janet Backman are at Ford Garage former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will V X p FOOD .sroiii s the seniors in charge. One hot dish Root near Lansing. is served each noon for five cents. Miss Gertrude Thompson of Royal

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Clayton Parker and Mr. and Mrs. Dal­ wounded in the right hand in the able for all to join in were also plan­ Farm Credit Aided • White Doar District las Jones. Town Line Road Battle of Fort Steadman, Other im­ ned as a part of the day's pleasure, By Mrs. N. £. Sherman t By Mrs. M. V. BuHer Mrs. Eiza Patrick entertained By Michigan Loans LESLIE portant battles in which he was ac­ Mrs. Alice Starkweather returned Thanksgiving friends from Lansing, By Mrs. Ernest Sherman tively engaged were Poplar Springs to Cleveland Tuesday of the past week with her son. Merlin Starkweather, Powlerville and Chelsea. BOTH LONG AND SlIoKT TER»I Church; Hatcher's Run, and the Mr, and Mrs, D, J, Butlor and Leland Yerke's family are in quar­ Slaughter of the Wilderness, He was and wife for a two weeks visit. Mr. and Mrs, Steve Behm entertain­ antine for scarlet fever. FINANCING PoSSIBLE. Charles of Detroit nnd Mr, and Mrs, ed for Thanksgiving dinner, Mrs. Ar­ born in Genessec county but nearly Mrs. Olive McManus, Mrs. Nettle M, L, Butler and Ina of East Lansing Mrs. John Stephenson and Mrs. thur Wemple and children, Mr. and Further steps to hasten assistance School Work Discussed his entire life was spent in this vicin­ Faught and Fred Levingood were were Thanltsglving guests of Mr, and Kenneth Parker entertained at a kit­ Mrs. Warren West and Mr. William to the credit needs of Michigan farm­ ity, where he has been a prominent Sunday guests of Mr, nnd Mrs. Fred Mrs, M, V, Butler and Teddy, chen shower Tuesday afternoon, in Lovcjoy. ers was pledged by officials in charge By Onondaga Teachers farmer, moving to tho village about Armstrong and daughter, Shirley, Mr, and Mrs, Ray Corwin and Clare honor of Miss Marguerite Creyts, Mr. Lou Hazclschwartz and daugh­ of funds loaned to farmers at a meet­ I'l years ago. This is the second old Mrs, George Young will be hostess spent Thanksgiving with Mr, and Mrs, whose engagement has been announc­ ter, Vera, spent Thanksgiving in Ann ing hold at Michigan State college re­ At a mooting of the Leslie and On­ veteran to be taken by death In the Wednesday at a six o'clock dinner and John Toboy of Vernon, Tho dinner Arbor. ed. ondaga Rural Teachers Club held Fri­ past week here, Henry Stockwell hav­ Christmas party to members ot the was given in honor of Mrs, Josephine cently, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Nelson are visit­ George Wait is 111. Leo T, Crowley, general agent, St, day evening in the G, A, R, hall with ing died last Wednesday, Kappa Kappa club, with exchange of Tobey, who is leaving soon to spend ing in Detroit. Miss Thelma Wildern returned from guests present from East Lansing and gifts, the winter in Toronto, Canada, Paul Land Bank, said that criticism Mr. Don Schlosser and W. Byr- Detroit Wednesday. that loans were being delayed wore Lansing, l^rofessor Harry Neuman of Parents To Meet Mrs, Lewis Parson was a guest Mr, and Mrs, M, L, Mcrrificld were height of Mason were callers of Steve the state department of education dis­ Sunday of her son Roy and family of Dr. Howard Dingier and family not merited as more than .'^7,000,000 Announcement is made of a "Big dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs, Royal Behm, Sunday. cussed "Trends in Rural ]!:ducation," Jackson, from Royal Oak spent Thanksgiving worth of farm mortgages have been Parents' Meeting" to be held in tho Cranston Thanksgiving day, l-Io also explained methods of teach­ with his parents, Mr. and Mrsi A, approved in Michigan this year. This gymnasium of the school the evening (Continued on Page 6, Col, 3) Mr, and Mrs, Glen Merrinold, Clyde ing "The Science of Living Things" Dingier, figure compares with the .'i;22,'l73,000 of December 14 beginning at eight and Marjorio, spent Thanksgiving and advised that teachers should bo- with Mrs, George Sadler. Vantown loaned to Michigan farmers in all the o'clock, Mrs, J, K, Patteiigill, fourth f,.i..«..«..«..«..«..«..«..«..|..a..«»«..«««..«..«..«..«..t..«»«..«..«..f The executive conimiteo of the Ev­ previous years of the life of tho land come more familiar with financial vice president of the National Con­ Mr, nnd Mrs, Guy Stonor of Wil­ By Mrs. L. P. Williams t Northeast Leslie and Vevay t erett school parent-teacher associa­ bank. conditions of the stale and their dis­ gress of Parents and Teachers and t By Mrs. Or|>hii Wiliett j liamston and Mr, and Mrs, William tion met Tuesday evening, Tho rogu­ This money is loaned on first and trict. Open discussion on the "Sci­ past president of the Michigan Con­ i..«.....«..t..«..«..t...,,s,,t,,«,,«,,«,,a,,«,,8,,*,,«,,t,,i,,«,,t,,»,,.,,i Stoner of Saginaw and Gerald and lar business meeting will be replaced second mortgages as collateral. If ence of Living Things" followed, A gress of Parents and Teachers, is to Barbara Hoffman of Lansing wore Mr. and Mrs, B, D, Granger enter­ during Decombor with a Christmas tho loan applied for does not exceed group of vocal solos was presented by be present and talk to parents con­ The small daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Thanksgiving guests of Mrs, Lou tained guests from Detroit and Lan­ program given Decombor 21 by tho 00 per cent of the value of a farm plus Mrs, Marcolla Black with Mrs. Flor­ cerning both the present nnd future Laurence Mclntoe is being treated in IJrightmire in Lansing, sing Thanksgiving, school under the sponsorship of the 20 per cent of the values of tho farm ence Jewel as piano accompanist. of their schools. There is also a the hospital tor throat trouble, Mr, and Mrs, James Quintan and Sbvei'al young people from hero at­ parent-teacher association. At the business mooting the "Log- movement to Change Currieulums, ad­ I.jeo l-Joddon of Holt called on his two children and the Misses Elizabeth tended church services at Grovenburg buildings a straigiit lirst mortgage is The Parent-Teacher association of end of Sleepy Hollow" was selected as ministrative set-ups, as well as otliei' uncle, Dave McVoy, last Saturday. and Mary Lay wore Tlianksgiving Sunday, used as security. If the loan exceeds tho North school will servo ono hot the classic on which tho seventh gradf' things relative to our schools. Par­ Mr, and Mrs. 'l-Iarold Willis and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thoo Simons. Guests from Williamston, Howoll that percentage of the land and build­ and Milville spent Thanksgiving with cTTsh to the children who cannot go ings' value, the applicant can ask for reading examination will be based. ents in surrounding districts arf.' being baby of Battle Creek aro spending a L, P, Williams and family, home to lunch, Tuesday, Wednesday a commissioners' loan in addition to Committees wero appointed to prepal'e invited. few days with Mr. iind Mrs. Paul Mr, and Mrs, Vern Wilhelm and and Thursdny of next week. Anyone tho money secured by tho first mort­ questions for the mid-year oxaminn- Wiliett. Central WIdte Oalt daughter, Mary, spent Thanksgiving having vegetables, meat or money do­ gage. The total of tho two loans can tion. The committees are as follows: Li,«,,a,,«,,t..«..t..e..«..t..*..i signed for short term financing of Exainination on penmanship will bo relius, Swan and son, Mr. and Mrs. Duane growing crops or livestock. Money prepared at the next mooting of tho Evening meeting at Onondaga, The Lathrop and Mr. and Mrs. Harold K U O G V. K The Okemos Baptist Ladies Aid borrowed will be secured by the bor- club which will be held at the home of Old Meetin' House Quartet, of Jack­ STOHUS offer Witis and daughter. r If e c s c nnd Society will hold thoii- annual Chicken I'owers' notes, Ml'S, Loraine Young the evening of son, will bo thoro with a musical foods ttinl best pio supper and Cliristmas bazaar Sat­ iMortgago loans, mado through the January 5, At this time members of treat. go witit fIfecHc ht sjfeclnl Uiw urday afternoon and evening, Decem­ land banks, and crop financing on the committees will submit their pro- IfrlccH to co- ber 9, in the church basement. There loans from tlie credit corporation are pared questions for appi'oval. The Mrs, Rebecca Dennis and Miss Lil­ Save the Eyes olfernle with will bo fancy work, baked goods, pop­ meeting was elosed with refreshments tiic Oovcrn- expected to become a permanent part lian Boyle were Saturday guests of —SEE— iifcitt's rt'fittcst corn, candy and a Christmas tree with of tho agricultural financial system. served. Mrs, Vern Kelloi' of Holt, for n i il in gifts for salo, A free moving picture Itrlpini; reduce These credit agencies arc not emer­ Mr, and Mrs, Russell Thorburn wero DR. F. .T. KELLOGG ^eAve the yiatUnt,.. the In r R c will be shown in the afternoon and gency measures. Club Elcclfs olViclirs Optometrist olicese surplus evening. Free samples of ice cream Sund.ay callers at the Boyle homo, . . . Iliereify Local production credit associations At a meeting of the Leslie Citizen's Mr, and Mrs, James Austin delight­ Webb Building, Mason All pricDH in tliis advertisement include hcliffnR ifro- will bo given in the afternoon. Sup­ comparable to tho local farm loan as­ club held Monday night officers for per will bo served from 5 o'clock until fully entertained a lai'ge number of the Michigan 3 per cenrt Sales Tax titfcers — sifecd- sociations will be mado in as many the ensuing year wore elected as fol­ ihg recovery. all aro served. Adults, S.'fc; children relatives and friends at dinner districts as necessary in Michigan, lows: President, Roscoe O, Edwards; Thanksgiving day. Among them under 8 years old, 15c. Everyone is Tho associations aro composed of tho vice president, Glenn Ronrick; secret­ were Mr, and Mrs, Forest Porry and For Seventy Years, tliis office We Accept Ingliam Counly Relief Orders and C. W. A. Pay Checks cordially invited. borrowers and the officers, except the ary and treasurer, Carl Robinson; di- Mrs, Edith Leach of Lansing, Mr, and lias Icept an accurate record of Bud Slocum's "Little Band" secretary, must be holders of loans. roctoi's, William Johnstone and Artie Ml'S, Lloyd Loach and family and broadcasted over WKAR, East Lan­ County agricultural agents heard Wood, A six o'clock banquet in MICHIGAN CREAM Loon Leach of Jackson, Mr, and Mrs, INGHAM COUNTY TITLES sing, recently, Margaret Kelly, pian­ the credit facilities discussed at tlie charge of Joseph Chevrie was served Roy Miner and son Roscoe, Mr, and ist, Kenneth Merrill, cornet; George college and can give further informa­ to 54. members and guests. Sergeant Mrs, Claude Leach and family and We f urnisli Abstracts on short Needham of tho state police was pro- Delightful in toasted Hoathman, drums; Viola Lewis, violin tion about them. Mr, and Mi-s, Bert Leach of Leslie and notice, accurate, courteous, cliccse aondwiches sent and spoke on traffic regulations, lb. and Bud Slocum, saxophone. Miss Dorothy Byiaiin of Onondaga, A service. CHEESE Try it ! Special I 15c Roy Chapman, a guest, also introduc­ progi'ain of songs, readings, guitar, Mr. and Mrs, Phillip Woodworth ed A, A, St, Clair, both of Lansing, spent part of last week with the lat­ Soutli Aurelius and Nortli piano and harmonica music was pi'o- who entertained with chalk talks fea­ INGIIAM ABSTRACT & PHILAi CREAM CHEESE 3 pl£g«- 25c ter's parents near Mt, Pleasant, Onondaga sented by the following: Ti'ma, Betty j turing members of the local club both adn Roberta Kindi'iek, Bcati'ico, Tnoz A dcliciotis spread By Mrs. B. II. Field TITLE COMPANY Mr, and Mrs, Charles Piper and flatteringly and otherwise, this creat­ and Junior Leach, James Austin, Miss children spent Thanksgiving at the ing much merriment, E, T, Black- Byl'iini and Roscoe Miner, Sports suit-! Lansing Mason KRAFT PACKAGE CHEESE 2 pkgs. 35C homo of Edd Strayer near I-Iaslctt, more will be chairman for the Janu­ ENCcpt Swiss or Old English 2 plcgs. 37c Mr, and Mrs, A, E, Whiting enter­ Parker Oi'r of Mason spent Thanks­ ary program. tained Mr, and Mrs, Lyle Greenman giving with his sister, Mrs. B, H, and son, Bruce, of East Lansing, for Field and family, Saturday evening he War V(!t Biirlliil Thanksgiving dinner and Mr, Green- oft by bus for Fresno, California, 3 lbs. 23c Funeral services for James S. Coon, man's birthday anniversary, where his brother, Clarence Orr, and Prices Reduced... or SPAGHETTI In bulk family live, 87, Civil War veteran, who died at his Mr, and Mrs, Morrow Kinney and homo here Monday evening, were held 13, L, Davis, Doll Dolbee, Mrs, Maud son, David, spent Thanksgiving with Thursday afternoon from the 0. J. ON SPARTON TUBES Fresh Bread I'A-ib. loaf 9c Dolboe and children, Marjorie and the former's sister near Decatur, Edwards funeral home. Tho Rev. Ed­ Country Club - sliced or unsliced Lawrence, ,Miss Lane spent Tlianks­ ward J. Cross officiated. Burial was Roy Eichor returned home after giving with Mr, and Mrs, Anthony Old Price New Price in Woodlawn, Mr, Coon enlisted with spending tho past two months with Gorris of Jackson, De Luxe Plumi 2 No.2>/2cans 25c his uncle in Grand Rapids, the First Michigan Sliarpshooters 483 .fiLSO Large Plums - in lieavy syrup Mr, and Mrs, L, I-I, Gretton and February 1, 1863 and was discharged Mr, and Mrs, Tom Torrance spent children spent Thanksgiving with 485 2.05 1.65 the latter part of last week with his from service ,Tuly 11, 1SG5. On Au­ Peanut Brittle 2 ibs 25c their parents, Mr, and Mrs, J, E, gust 6, 1805 ho married Caroline M, Six or seven ol." the above numbers aili used in practically mother in Perry, Batoman of Aurelius, Fresh - full of peanuts McFarland, To this union 12 children The Community Ladies Aid will Mrs, Ida French of Onondaga is all 1928-29-30-31 Spartons. hold their regular meeting and dinner were born, Tho wife and seven chil­ staying with her brother, E, L, Davis, dren have preceded him in death. He 24 1.40 1.20 Cocoanut Snaps 2 lbs. 25c at the home of Mrs, Howard Ham­ Mr, and Mrs, Herman Bullen and Dcliciouit, tasty cookies mond Thursday, December Id, Ladios later married Mrs, Lucinda Ellis who 26 .85 .65 sons, Clark and Bob and Miss Addie with the following five children sur­ serving are Mrs, Howard Hammand, Koeslor, Mr, and Mrs, Frank Van- Alice Risk, Lina Tenny, Ellen Ben- vive: Mrs, Harold Richards and Mrs. 483 2.05 1.65 COUNTRY CLUB Horn and daughter of Pottorvillc were Elizabeth Coon, Jackson; Mrs. Edith net, Carrie Griffith, Bernice Kriger, Thanksgiving guests of Mr, and Mrs, MILK EVAPORATED 3 cans \ 7C Gladys Everett, Bernice Lusader, Mrs, Baker, Lansing; Mrs. L. A. Eaton, Clayton Snow, Portland, Oregon, and Frank Coon, PET, CARNATION or DUNDEE, .'3 tall cans 19c Van Dorn, Fern Keesler and Miss GERALD PARSONS Emily" Nogal, E, L, Davis and sister, Mrs, Ida Leslie. There are also five grand- French, visited Mrs, Frances Davis cliildren and one great grandchild. Mr, and Mrs, Walter Southworth At Ford Garage Salad Dressing quart 23c and family Sunday, During his war service Mr, Coon was are the proud parents of a baby girl. Eniliassy Brand Mr. and Mrs, Merton Collins of The Child Study club will hold the Lansing visited Mr, and Mrs, Clayton December meeting at the home of Snow Sunday evening, Chase & Sanborn ib. 25c Mrs, Raymond Bennett Wednesday, Dated Coffee December 13, John Hemans and family visited Mr, and Mrs, Ernest Walline and Jewel Coffee ib. 19c family of Alaiedon Sunday, French Brand, lb. 23c Tlie following guests were enter­ Williamston Center tained by Mr, and Mrs, William Scutt By Mrs. Charles Hart Thanlcsgiving: Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pineapple 2 No.zcans 25c Scut, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Scutt and Sliced or crushed - standard pack daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Orphy Kelley Mrs, Relsa Footo and children are and two children of Kinneyville, Carl spending a few days with her parents, Scutt and Mr, and Mrs, Gerrie Rice Mr, and Mrs, Ellas Babbitt, ROLLED OATS 5 17c and son of Ada, In the afternoon Mr, Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Hale enter­ and Mrs, Will Koehn were callers, M tained for Thanksgiving dinner, Mr, Charles Bragg ot Lansing visited at and Mrs, L, S, Babbitt and children, the Will Scutt home Sunday, Mr, and Mrs, W, B, Swarthout, and Mr. and Mrs, John Eaton of William­ The monthly meeting of the_ Au­ relius Center P, T, A, was held at EATMORE 2 ff.. 15c ston, tho town hall Tuesday evening, No­ Ml', and Mrs, Eldon Hamilton of veinbor 28, A Thanksgiving supper Lansing visited Mr, and Mrs, Cliffton was served to more than 100 people. Babbitt Thanksgiving day. Following tho supper the Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Hart enter­ band of Eden played. In the band tained their children and grandchild­ were Mrs, Russell Crowl, Miss Grace ren for Thanksg^Iving dinner. Mr. and Chapin, Miss Sarah Ellis, Miss Glenna EASY TASK or CLEAN QUICK Mrs, Hart with their daughter and Childs and Miss Maxine Walters, Mrs, family, Mr, and Mrs, B, G, Page, of Clai'a easier presented the teacher, Pittsford motored to Detroit in the af­ Mrs, Waren Galloway, with wedding ternoon, returning homo Friday eve­ gifts from the P, T, A, and her school ning, children. The secretary's report was for Tho annual thresher dinner of the then read and tho penny collection Florida Bnlif; of .sweet juice 70-80 size Williamston Center Thresher Co, was taken, Fred Searl of Mason gave a held at the home of Mr, and Mrs, talk on tho linancial condition of the Elias Babbitt Tuesday, Deeember 5, Sunkist - 300 size 6 for 1 9c schools. The meeting was adjourned Miss Erma June Hart spent the to meet December 22 at the church week ond with her sister and family, with the Christmas tree and exercises Cekffy _ large bunch 5C Mr, and Mrs, Don McClure, of Has­ by tho Aurelius school. Fresh, crisp - well bleached lett, Mr, and Mrs, Ben Graham spent Michigan Kings Thanksgiving day with his mother, For eating or Mrs, J, Graham of Williamston, Star Route cooking 3 f. 10c Mr, and Mrs, Earl Bartow have re­ By Mrs. Hiirold Sharmck turned from their hunting trip but without a deer, CHOICE QUALITy MEATS Mr, and Mrs, Bert Jones entertain­ Mrs. L. C. Otis spent Saturday with ed hor relatives from Durand and her mother, Mrs. Frances Jesse of Northwest Stockbridge, who is con­ Gaines Thanksgiving day. It^s Christmas Time ROAST fined to her bed with a fractured shoulder. PORK LOIN RIB END lb. 8c Northwest Vantown, Ronald Scribner is much Improved LOIN END, Ib. 12c CENTER, Ib. I7c from scarlet fever but has an abcess t By Mrs. Clara Merlndorf In his throat. Donna May Reithmlller who seri­ Slab Bacon ib. Mr, and Mrs, James Thayer of Van- ously burned the little finger on her at Snyder's Sugar cured - 3 to 4 lb. piece. town, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thayer right hand is much better. of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs, Orla Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Huber and Lamb Roast lb. 10c Sheathelm of White Oak were the family of East Lansing enjoyed a pot­ Many beautiful Christmas gifts greet the eye of Choice shoulder cuts - Swift*. Branded guests of Mr. and Mrs, Herman Pratt luck dinner at the home of Mr. and in Kalamazoo Thanksgiving. Mrs. W. F. DeGraft, Thanksgiving. the shopper at our store. Hundreds of useful ar­ Cream Cheese lb. 15c Eli Austin is in a serious condition. Miss Marjory' Scribner is ill with Long Horn Style Mr. and Mrs. George Martin and scarlet fever. ticles that would please almost any member of the family were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shattuck s|3nt Sliced Bacon >/<-ib. layer 9c Mr. and Mrs. True Martin. Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. G. family. Shelves and counters full of gifts for chil­ Mr. and Mrs. Don Mclntyre and P, Welmer of Eaton Rapids. family of Detroit spent Thanksgiving Miss Bernice Allen of Royal Oak dren. with her father, Sherman Webster. spent Thanksgiving with her mother, lb. SPARE RIBS Mrs. Clara McDonald of Detroit is Mrs. Grace Allen. Mr. and Mrs. John Come in and see our selection of Christmas gift spending a few days with her sister, Lean, meaty Cox of Lansing called on them In the Mrs. James Thayer. afternoon. merchandise. Buy early and be assured of your Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mierndorf and Ray Sheeley of Dansville spent the Steaks round or sirloin Ib. 15c daughters attended a family Thanks­ week end with Mr, and Mrs. Perl choice of gifts. Do it now! giving dinner at the home of Mr. and Ward. Rib Roait lb. lie Mrs. Peter P. Gray at Jackson prison. Marlon and Helen Scribner are now Mrs. James Moran and baby of Bat­ staying with Mrs. Jennie Potter, 327 Boned, rolled^nd tied tle Creek are visiting relatives here E. Ash street, Mason. lb. 6c this week. Mr. and Mrs." Charles Northrup and We Will Lay Aside Any Item For a Small Deposit Beef Ribi ForbaUng Mrs. Charles Mierndorf Is spending son spent Wednesday evening in Wil­ PortcrhoHic Sttak lb. 19c a few days with Mrs, Anna Mlnnls liamston with the latter's father, Fred Tender, juicy cut. and Mrs. James Thayer. Kennedy. Charles Mierndorf of Mason Is C. W. Laws and family spent helping Ell Austin with his chores. Thanksgiving evening with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. C. Mierndorf, Mrs. Mrs. W. P. DeGraft. Snyder's 5c-10c to $5 Store BEEF CHUCK imst 12c Wes Warfle and son were in Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shattuck were Fancy cut. Sunday to see the former's son, Ken­ in Webbervllle Monday evening at the H. H. SNYDER, Prop. neth, who is lh the Sparrow hospital home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Wal­ recovering from an operation. brldge. INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7,1933 Page Five

Hugh Corner of Mason spent the returning to his work In Port Huron F. O. Robertson and son, Bruce, and Wilkins Memorial Robert Squires called on William Liv­ Dorris Neighborhood week end with L. J. Corners. „ Clark Center Friday. Meadsville Mr. and Mrs. Frank Everett and By Florence Clark Miss Dorothy Vorce was taken to a By Mn. L A. WUklna ingston and Floyd Laird and several By Mra. Oraoe Patrick By Mrs. Bessie Lewis sheep breeders Ih JacRson county the family of Webberville spent Sunday hospital in Lansing for an operation . „ , , « » , first of the week. with lier mother, Minnie Blanchard. Mr, and Mrs, Joe Bullen entertain­ for appendicitis Saturday. Mr, and Mrs, William Powell spent Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Wilkins of Jack- T^e Toles and Bunker schools will Mrs. Frank Blanchard visited her ed Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Bullen and Miss Vera Van Riper returned to son spent Thanksgiving witli his par- ^old their Christmas exercises jointly Mrs. Flora Whitney and children Tuesday at John PoweU's in Aurelius, aunt, Mrs. Robert Ingersol of Lansing family and Mr, and Mrs, Wilson her work in Lansing Sunday after­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Wilkins. ^|,g church. and Lewis Stevens spent Sunday in Donald Williams is 111, Sunday. Doane for Thanksgiving dinner, noon. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Crane enter­ Bath with Mr. and Mrs. William Sylvia Schrader and Bessie Lewis Miss Martha Waite spent three days Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sage are staying Mr, and Mrs, P, J. Free of Lansing tained the Davis families and Mr. and last we6rarheV g\'an¥alUcrk^^ Whitney, wore callers of Mrs, Grace Allen one Clair Treat and family were visitors with Alva Campbell while Mrs. Camp­ wore Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mrs. Linden Crane Thanksgiving. jjden = Earl Showers of this place and Miss day last week, at the home of his parents, Mr. and bell Is gone. the R. W. Clark family. Rita Proctor of North Stocltbridgo, Mabel Frances, Bessie Lewis, Sylvia frs. A. H. Walbrldge Sunday. Mrs, Lois Laylln entertained her ^ '^ ^umnn Kllnk enter- Cecil Campbell entertained Rex Miss Lorn Soeley spent last week', wore married Wednesday evening, Schrader and Jessie Swartz were Fri­ Leonard Christian and family left Glynn and Joe Chenny for Thanksgiv­ Wednesday night with Florence Clark. ''''•^^'''w'lui''':^',!^^^^^ I>arents and AlSa Sm th November 2S), by Rev. Terwilliger at day evening dinner guests of Elmo Wednesday night for Greenville where I, A. Wilkins and family were the ^nd family Thanksgiving. ing. There was a community Thanksgiv­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Freeman the Milville parsonage. Doblo of Mason, he expects to lind work. A. J. Brockie and Miss Amelia Kir­ Mrs. S. Campbell called on Mrs. ing dinner and program at the Bullen' Whitmyer Sunday. Herbert Rathborn Is working for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Holland, Mr. and by were callers in this vicinity Dan Patrick and family and Mr. and Jack Martin Sunday. school last Wednesday. Curtis Smith, Mrs. Harry Silsby, Mr. and Mrs, El­ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McKee wero ximnkstrivinc Mrs. William Malcho and Mr. and Charles Haskell is visiting his Mrs, Laurinda Clarke and Cecil Sylvia Schrader spent Monday af­ mer Alchin and Miss Helen Walters guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bates of urs O ]M . Robertson spent Mrs. Richard Mierndorf spent Thanks­ uncles Lawrence and Herbert Haskell. Hartcnburg spent Thanksgiving with Lansing Thanksgiving. ternoon with her parents, Mr, and attended the fair and church supper Thanksgiving in Mason at the home of giving with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gal­ Mrs, E, Collar and Elwin visited at Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Clarke and fam­ Mrs, Bob Schrader. at Vantown last Tuesday night. C. J. Whitin,'^ Miss Frances I-Iunter pin at Ann Arbor. Hattie Haskell's Saturday, ily. Mildred Goodyear and two children Mrs. Henry Medcoff is visiting her came home with her for the week ond. Mr, and Mrs, Eugene Wost were at East Alaiedon Homar Whitney of Lansing is of Lansing spent Friday and Satur­ Cecil Hartenburg has been having daughter in Grand Rapids for some ! Gertrude Swartz, who works in Ed Ballard's Sunday, an attack of quinsy but is better. By Mrs. John Speer spending the week with his aunt, Mrs. day with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rathburn, time. Jackson, was home one evening last Christine Slovens. Mr, and Mrs. William Powell spent Mrs. Dorr Cady spent a few days Mrs. Janet Brach of New York City week. Bob Jones is working for Dan Pat- Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Ray last week with her mother, Mrs, Iva is visiting her sister, Mrs, Fred Mos- South Delhi Clark. Mr, and Mrs. Frank Brenner and Mr. and Mrs. Glonjj Hubbard of rlcit for a few days. Lott and Sunday with Lace Beach and cr, of this place. Russell were in Lansing Saturday. near Jackson wore in this vicinity last By Fred Rowland Mrs. Lottie Morton spent the week family of Mason. John Speer was In Lansing at the week. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Burns visited at end with Mrs. Iva Clark. Mrs. Flora Whitney's Sunday evening. Dorr Cady and family spent Sunday sugar beet plant one day last week —'• Mr, and Mrs, Guy McMillan and Dist. No. 7, White Oak t with Carl Wolf. ! Leslie Grange is to bring the Trav­ Mr. and Mrs, Russell Thorburn spent with Mrs. Iva Clark and family. Mrs. Rolfe Community Bateman Neighborhood Cady returned home with them. By Mrs. F. C. Kendrick { George Potter returned home from eling Gavel to White Oak Grange Do- nday in Jackson with Mrs. McMil­ By Miss Elma Fetters By Edna Casper Tlie Robbins L. A. S. will meet with his hunting trip last Tuesday. comber 6, Leslie will furnish a pro- lan's sister, Mrs. Ella Weston, Robert Riggs called on John Speer grain and the home Grange refresh­ The Jolly Bunch will meet with Mr. Mrs, Glenn Williams for potluck din­ Mr. and Mrs. .1. R. Seelhoff enter­ ner Wednesday, December 13. Monday. ments. Mr. and Mrs, Frank Smith, Mr, and and Mrs. Guy McMillan. V, J. Brown tained their children Thanksgiving. ;,. 1 it*-„ T.vi,« <=.^o„.. Mr. and Mrs. George Sterle and Mr., Mr. and Mrs. Vern Keener of Breck­ Mr, and Mrs. Donald Hunt and son ho Junior class of Dansvile school Mrs, Charles Pitts and Mrs, Carrie wiil speak after the supper, which is osont their play, "You Wouldn't to be served at 7.'.30. enridge wore Thanksgiving dinner Robert of Albion were Thanksgiving Glinzo ot Williamston were the guests guests of the William Leseney family. ™~ fX.;sso??sf:^,^^,'eI FooUl me. Would You?" at the high at a surprise party for J, R. .Smith, Mr. and Mrs, James Stid of Mason guests of thoir parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Minnie Howery and son, Ro­ August Ranky and family of Lan­ F. C. Kendrick, Mrs. f-Iunt and Robert M/^^!ii,^,l^^al,^tm"1n^H^'T;^^^ Mr' and Mrs. Robert Long of Bad school gymnasium Saturday evening, the occasion being his birthday. Tho sing, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Towns and Mr. Kaimon was up in the Thumb , , spendinsr a tew davs December 9. evening w.'is spent with visiting and bert, of r.jeslie wore Sunday afternoon remained for tho balance of the week. family ot Battle Crook and Charles ^^fti^lritflr' , with r aS Mrs inv Tliorpo! ' | Mr, and Mrs. Frank Artz and chil- inusic. Light refreshments wore serv­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Slid, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt and parcnts until Sunday. Leonard wore Sunday callers of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Speers enter- dren spent Sunday at Charles Nieth- ed. Dick Ried of Mason spent the children of St. Louis spent Friday at E. H, Tyler and family entertained and Mrs. William Leseney and family. tained relatives from Owosso Thanks- amnier's, Mr, and Mrs, Jei'ry Hagie of Bay Thanksgiving vacation with Duano the homo of her sister, Mrs, Edgar company Monday evening, and Gerald Evans, The successful hunters of the com­ b^cripter, S'ving, I M,., mil;] Uvs. F. W, Gailoy and fam- City spent Thanksgiving dny with Mr. munity with the assistance of the La­ Mr. and Mrs, .fohn Speer and Hugh anci Mrs. E. F. MacReckard. Mr, and Mi'S, Ford Hayhoe and tMr, and Mrs, C, W, Benjamin, Bet­ attended the band concert at William- Mary Ella Benjamin of Mason spent Hy m,.. and Mrs. Nathan Lantis dfiughtor, Mr, and Mrs, iMorle Hay­ dies .A-id Society are entertaining the ty Lou and Rodney Dale of Cedar tho wi>ek . end witli Mr. and Mrs gpoL Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Har- Oscal' Leonard luid friend. Miss community at a venison supper to bo ston high.Monday evening as Charles s'^anW^Hazol'^and'f'iiiiily; Miller of Cadillac, visited Guy Bate­ hoe and cliildren. Mi', and Mrs, Cnrl Springs, Miss Pearl Kendrick and Mr, Kaimon was one of the band. f .J" voy Oakley. hold Friday, Deccinber 8, at the Rob­ Mrs. Clyde Jennings of near Mason man and family last Satur'day. IT.'iyhoo of Lansing and Mr, and Mrs, Stornant ot Lansing spent Tlianks­ Mr, and Mrs. Russol Stevens spent bins church. spent Sunday with M:r. and Mrs. Ml'S. Charles" Norlhru|5 called at the Charles Reed and sons of Miison spent giving with Mr, and Mrs, F, C, Ken­ the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bill Maclam, who has bcon spending Enoch Field. MficRockai'd liomo Saturday morning. ' Thanksgiving day at Will Stid's, drick, Four ''^own Corners VVhitnf'y in Lansing, the last two montlis at tho home of R. Mr. and Mrs. Gooi'ge Loighton and Mr. iuid Mrs. Basil Biggler of Ionia Mr, and Mrs, Harold Spink and Lor- Mr, and Mrs, Chan Faught, Gerald By Mrs. Edd Mullen VV. Clark, has returned to his home at family of Lansing spent Thanksgiving Joseph Domtaocki, who is working spent Tlianksgiving with Mrs. Bigg- f'u, Mr, and Mrs, Kent Spink and Faught and Miss Genevieve Lewis of Mason. with Mr. nnd Mrs. J. A. Hadwin and in Mllson, spent tho week ond at his Icr's plu'onts, iVfi'. luid Mi'S. Jlltnes A\- Dougliis and Claude Swit/.gablo of Perry and Mr. and Mrs, George Bach­ family. homo here. liu'd. Thoy also called on her sistf'i', Lansing spent Thanksgiving witli Mr', man of Webberville wore entertained Mr. and Mrs. John Ickes were Ml'S. John Caspoi'. and Mrs, N, T, Bateman, at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thanksgiving guests of their son nnd fMrs. Krltnk Aldcli, Henry Newton, Ml', and tMrs, Ernest Rowe and Mr, Westcate Bachman Thanksgiving. wife, of Jackson. and Mrs, Paul Rowe and children By Miss Lueilo Fisher Mr. and Mrs, Sam Porter entertain­ Aslier Brown nnd family, spent and William Ubov and Mi', and Mrs. &«»>.«-««...«..»..«-i..«»f-*..«..«,.a..*..t..«..i Miirold Smitii and Cliildren wero ,spont Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs, ed their daughter and family of De­ Thanksgiving in Lansing with their troit Thanksgiving, Silver Thiinksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rowe, Mr, and Mrs, Harry Hill spent daughter. John Runyon, Mrs, Ernest Rowe is ill. Margaret SCriptel' was witli her Ray Morse of Lansing was a Sun­ Thanksgiving with the latter's broth­ The Best of All Gifts! Miss Nova Sandoi'S Called on Mrs, Miss Emma Vaughn, who teaches in er in Owosso, parents, Mr, and M:rs, E, Scripter for day visitor at.tho Cromer homo. the Thanltsgiving vacation, John Cnspei' Satui'day afternoon, Middlcville, was homo for tho week Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Fislier and Lu­ Lural Jordan and family of Leslie Mr, and Ml's, Guy Batelnaii visited end, cille spent Thanksgiving with Mr, and Mr. and Mrs, E, Lohr of Dansville wero Sunday visitors nt Roy Park's. her brothel'. A, I, r.jConard, and fam­ Ml'S, Gooi'ge Shultz and Mrs, Bes­ Mrs, Earl Rector and family, spent Thanksgiving with his mother, tMr. and Mrs. Ray Kinne entei'tnin- Mrs, L. Gilson ot St. Johns. ed the Good Eats club at their homtf ily Thanksgiving, sie Ralston of Lansing spent Wednes­ Mr, and Mrs, Leo Salisbury, Mr, and Saturday evening. W, F, Roboi'ls and son, Howard, day with Mrs, George L. Nice. Mrs, John Driver and LaVorne and called on John Runyon and family Mr. and Mrs. Si Riches of Lake- Mrs, Anna Stanton visited at tlie Miss Frances Barker of Lansing Saturday. . view and tMr. and Mrs, R, L, Boelio of homo of Mr, and Mrs, Reavis in Wil­ Millville spent the week end with hor parents. Evelyn Bateman visited fMrs. Welles East Lansing spent Thanksgiving with liamston Sunday night, By Mrs. Maggie Burden Mr. and Mrs. Edd Mullen spent and family Sunday jiftf-rnoon. fVIr, and Mrs, G, L, Nice, James Hummel spent Friday with Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Smilli spent Mr, and Mrs, Claude Hart and his cousin, Lucille Fisher, • Charles Osborne of Dansville. dnughter, Pauline, called on Mr, nnd The L, A. S. will meet Tuesday, Simday evening with Hie Severance Gary Fisher, a teacher in the Ionia fMrs, G, U Nice I-^riday evening. December 12, for dinner." family. high school, spent tho Thanksgiving Several from this vicinity attended vacation with his parents, Mr, and West Am-elius the fair and supper at Vantown last By Mrs. o. U, lloborfcson tMrs, Jesse Fisher, { Aurelius j Tuesday evening. East Alaiedon and West t Mr, and Mrs, Lester Warne'r enter­ t By Mrs. Mary Droscha j Rev, Terwilliger and family spent tained the former's parents, Mr, and A free venison supper will be g-iven Wheatfield t Thanksgiving with her sister at Hom­ Mrs, Otis Warner of Williamston, at the Robbins church Friday night, Beauti i'ul, aijproprittte, By Mrs. Lyle Hayhoe f About ,'iO attended the Young er, Thanksgiving, December 8. Meat, potatoes and 4..t..«..«....<«..«.....*..»..*.<...... «..»,,«,,.,,»,.»»»«»««..«..«-i..i People's banquet hold in the church Everett l-Iarwood and Maggie Bur- Mrs, Charles Shaw is spending somo drink will be furnished. Those who endurinji', useful,—Sil­ parlors last Friday night. V. J. Brown don visited their niece, Mrs, L, P. Wil­ time with hor brother, Herman Riggs attend are requested to bring sand­ Mr. alid Mrs, Alvin Potter of Lan­ was the speaker. Lynn Haynes acted liams, at Vantown Saturday, verware combines of Stockbridge, who is very ill, wiches and ono other dish. sing spent Thanksgiving with E. I. as toastniaster. Fred Marshall and family were din­ Margaret Curtis' of Williamston Mrs. Glonn Williams will entertain the points that g'o to Watkins nnd family. Mrs. EInora Sanders spent the first ner guests of Mrs, Maggie Burden and spent tlic Thanksgiving vacation with the Robbins L. A. S. December 13 at Misses Mnriorie nnd Phyllis Haskell part of last week with Mrs. Harry lior sister, Mrs, Floyd Loach, Everett Harwood Sunday. dinner. make a perfect gift. .. spent tho week end with tlioir grand- Freshour, who is slowly improving, Mrs. Adah Brown entertained her Mr, and Mrs, John Driver and La- Mr, and Mrs, F, 0, Robertson en­ motlier, Mrs. Hattie Haskell. Mrs. Sanders also spent Thanksgiving parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Egglc- and you add QUAT.f- CoMPLirrE Verne were Monday afternoon callers tertained Charles Waite and daughter, Mrs, Frank Hayhoe and Mr. and with her son, Cleyo, and family at ston and cousin, Mildred Harvtfy, and SETS Mrs. Lyle Hayhoe wore in Dansville of Mr, and Mrs, George Button, Martha, Thanksgiving, ITY when yoti buy it Lansiijg. Misses Viola and Hazel Wilcox of this !i!15 to $50 Thursday and called on Judo Hall and Mrs. Elmer Rider and daughter, Rev, Bennard will conduct services Rev, Niles and Rov, Storrs have in­ Sunday at 9:30 A, M, and 7;.1.'5 P. M. vicinity 'and Mr. and Mrs, Gray and vited Rev, Keefor and the Robbins from family, Ruth, Called on Mrs. Martha Jennings daughter of Jackson Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Frank Blancliard wero one day last week. at tho Whcatlield Center church and community to be guests of honor at Sunday scliool next Sunday at 10 a. the services at the M, E, church at Thanksgiving guests of Mrs, Clifford A largo crowd attended the P. T. A. Monday evening at 7:45 ho will give a stereopticon lecture on the ten most m., preaching at 8 p. m. Eaton Rapids Tuesday night. Akers, supper at the hall last Tuesday eve­ r."-'": John Anderson fell a few days Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Watkins nnd ning. F. E. Searl talked on, "School popular sacred hymns, among them, Leonard Schneppo and family spent Ford Aseltine "The Old Rugged Cross," which was ago anci tfurt her elbow and shoulder. Thanksgiving with friends at Muske­ daughters spent Thanksgiving with Problems and Finances." The Ger­ She is some better. Harry Lline and family, Phyllis re­ chosen as the most popular, gon. man band of Eden played several se­ Mrs. Donna Bravender entertained mained for a visit and returned Sun­ lections, Rex and Beth Brenner spent tho three of her daughters part of last day, Mr, and Mrs, Orla Sowers and fam­ week ond with their grandparents, week. Mrs, Hattie Haskell and Herbert, ily and Mr, Roy Noil of Lansing called Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brenner. Lawrence nnd Ilia Showerman spent oii Mr, and Mrs, R, F, Drosclia and Earl Showers and Loretta Proctor Thanksgiving with Gerald Haskell, family Sunday evening, Mr, Droscha were married at tho Millville parson­ Intensify Home Attachment With One of Mr, and Mrs, Horm Miller spent remains about the same as Ilist week, Phillips District age by Rev, Terwilliger Wednesday evening, November 29. Tlianksgiving with Mr, nnd Mrs, A. The pupils of the Barnes school are By Mrs. Goo. Gruhn t Dillon of Lnnsing. having a vacation as their teacher. Mr, and Mrs. Bushnell and daugh­ Miss Grace Kruse spent Sunday Miss Lila Blakely, is ill with tonsilitis, ter of West Howoll visited hor broth­ evening with Mrs. Eva Collar, , "Mi', and Mrs. Carl Warner enlor- Mrs. Burt Green spent tho week end er. Will Clark, and family Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. S. H. Haddy and Mrs. laiiied the following for Thanksgiv- in Lansing. Rev. Terwilliger and family attend­ THESE GIFT ROBES Isabol Hume and Mrs. Minnie Blan­ ing: Mr, and Mrs, Severn Jenn and Mrs, C, F, Staley, Mrs. Belle Young ed the Young People's rally at Grov­ chard spent Thanksgiving with Mr. family, Mrs, Margaret Jean and Mr, and Carroll Young of Lansing, spent enburg church Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Montie Lewis of Parkers and Mrs, Lawrence Jean of Lansing, Thanksgiving day at tho Tyler home. Terwilliger was pastor of that church Corners. Mr, and Mrs, Glenn Albert of Holt and Mrs, W. B. Rice and Frank Tyler of a few years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schiller called on Mr, Volney Palmer of Williamston, Lansing wero Sunday callers at E. A. WAItM FLANNICL UoBES. Herm Miller recently, ; Mrs, Nellie Parish spent several Tyler and family. rliey'ro. wiirin liut not cumhcr- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Austin and fam­ Northwest Insrham Mr. and Mrs. Sherm Campbell and days recently with Mr, and Mrs, sonie ill wL'lglit Plain colors, daughters and Mrs. Jane Rector spent George Conover at Jackson, ily spent Thanksgiving day in Sagi­ By Mrs. Ami Terrlll oimtrlistliig trim. Thanksgiving at Earl Rector's, | Miss Carol Warner spent tho week naw with Mr. and Mrs. Coates. Mr, and Mrs, Gerald Haskoll and Mrs. Esther Guinther and' children ond with her sisters at Lansing, Miss Johnson ot Mason spent sev­ children spent Friday night at Frank ; spent Thanksgiving and the week end Mrs, Clara Casler spent Thanksgiv­ eral days last week with Mrs. Frank Hayhoe's. ' in Detroit with Mrs. Guinther's broth­ ing and a few days with Mr, and Mrs, Osborne. Mr, and Mrs. Deforest Pierce nnd . E, Sherman at Leslie, er, Karl Lott, and family. children of Eaton Rapids and Glonn Mrs. Fern Fry spent Monday in De­ Mrs. Francos Hewitt and daughter, Mr, and Mrs, Edd Baker spent Nina, of East Lansing, spent last Watkins and family wero Sunday fanksgivlng and a few days with witt with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. guests of Ed Watkins. Harry Baker. Wednesday with Mrs. Ami Terrlll. their ditughlcr, Mrs. George Darling Mr. and Mrs, Ellis Haynes called at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collar enter­ and family, at New Lathrop, Tho Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Roes entertain­ tained for Thanksgiving Floyd Collar ed for Thanksgiving day their son and the Rae and Terriil homes Tuesday latter returned home with them until afternoon of last week. and family nnd Graydon Collar and Sunday, family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roes of Thanksgiving guests of Mr, and family, Mrs, Carl Warner and Mrs, Ger­ Grand Rapids and their grandsons, Mr, and Mrs, I-I, Miller called at E, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Wilcox of Mrs. J, A, Davidson were Emma Day­ trude Albert of Holt spent Monday in ton and Martha Bullon of Dansville, Walline's Friday evening. Ann Arbor, Kalamazoo and Howard Wilcox of Mason. Murrync McCrossen of Lansing, Mar­ Helen Goble spent Sunday afternoon garet Lilley of East Lansing and Ami with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Arth­ Terriil and family. Mr. and Mrs. Or­ ur Goblo. son Swan and Robert Swan were also Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Larner and son guests. spent Thanksgiving with her parents, . Mr. and Mrs. William Schlack of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown. Mason spent Wednesday evening at HERE'S YOUR CHANCE the Osborne home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rae and family Webberville t entertained Mr. and Mrs. Otto An­ By Fred Holland \ drews and daughter, Ethel, Ira An­ TO BE A Hero...AND A drews and farhily of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Andrews and Lornabell of L. E. Ling was home over Thanlcs­ Dewitt and Mr. and Mrs. Richard An­ Silk HANDKERCHIEFS REAt Santa CtAUs giving returning to his work in San­ drews and children of Island Corners dusky Friday. for Thanksgiving dinner. MUFFLERS of all Mm]s J. D. Van Riper and family were Margaret Lilley, a student at M. S. Thanitsgiving guests of her sister near C, spent Thanksgiving an^ the week $1—$1.50 Mason, end with Eileen Terill. Bert Wolverton and family spent Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Haynes called at Kid and Plg.«kln BELTS, ARM BANDS Thanksgiving at the home of his son. the Osborne home Wednesday after­ Chett Briggs, who has conducted an noon. DRESS GLOVES GARTERS oil station here for several years, has Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bravender en sold out his Interest to outside parties. tertained about 38 members of the $1.50—$3.00 The annual meeting of the Peoples Bravender family for Thanksgiving "Faultless" Telephone company of Leroy and dinner. Interwoven and Cooper" White Oak will "be held next Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Alger Soule of Howell PAJAMAS—NIGHT at the community hail at 10:30 a. m. were Sunday callers at the Walter DRESS HOSE Professor Douglas and Mrs. Doug­ Soule home. GOWNS las entertained company Thanksgiv­ Mrs. Walter Soule was 111 most of SUk—SUk and WoolrWmrf ing. last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Walabrldge Albert Kingman spent Thanksgiv­ New Patterns in motored to Ohio to spend Thanksgiv­ ing with his mother In Mason. Wool and Suede . ing with her parents. BROADCLOTH SHIRTS Mrs. Marie Davidson and daughter, BLAZERS . Maxine Ling returned to ber work Marion, were recent guests at the in Lansing last week. 89c to $1.95 ThU (a the New Frigidaire That Vaea Leaa Current George Davidson home. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wade enter­ Than One Ordinary Lamp Bulb Earl Davidson of Detroit spent tained out-of-town visitors for Thanksgiving with his father, George White Coopers Thanksgiving. A real Santa Qau. give, glfu yeara. It will aave your wifa Davidson. BROADCLOTH SHIRTS SHIRTS AND SHORTS that last a long, long time... Mrs. W. F. Patrick entertained her Mr. and Mrs. Welch and daughter, all kinds of inconvenience. daughter. Pearl, and son from Flint A hero Is one who iavfla It will save you many big, Marguerite, of Jackson, were Satur­ $1—$1.25—$1.75 ensemble for Thanksgiving. day visitors at the J. A. Davidson people. Be both this year. round dollars ... Give your Loyal Shepler and family went to home. . , ^ ^. Frigidaire i. one gift that will family a Frigidaire and be a St. Louis, Michigan, to spend Thanks­ Iva Davidson of Holland spent the be cherished for many, many real Santa this Christmail giving with his parents. Dr. Charles Holland and family Thanksgiving vacation with her par­ ents. called on his. parents last Thursday. ONLY TWO WEEKS TO SHOP! FRIGIDAIRE They all went to the home of Ivan Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davidson and Albert Kingman spent Sunday eve­ 1 A QENERAL MOTORS VALUE Monroe for a six o'clock Thanksgiving dinner. ning with John Thomas and family. The fire department was caUed to Lloyd Miller spent Thanksgiving Buy Gifts for Men and Boys Now. the home of Mrs. Towne. The Are vacation with relatives near Fowler­ was caused .by sparks on a shingle ville. roof. Not much damage was done. Mr. and Mrs. George Soule, Verne CONSUMERS Mrs. Grace Greening called on her Soule and Jean Terriil called on Mr. nephew, Howard Wolverton, Thursday and Mrs. Richard Andrews of Island evAi^g. Corners Sunday afternoon. Harry E. Neely POWER COMPANY Walter Soule, Verne, Dorothy, Viola Walter Oesterle spent the Thanks­ and Bobby spent Thanksgiving with giving vacation, with bis family here. relatives at Fowlerville. Page Six INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MIC HIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7,1933

State Educator Shows lASSIHCD Public School Plight Williamston News By T. Abbott tKristi!&&i.Sc&ls (Continued from page one.) treatment. He pointed out that school standards are rapidly being lowered. LIVESTOCK—TOOLS He said that Michigan now has 10 Pere Marquette To closed schools and several hundred FOR SALE—Two white eollie pups, more on the verge of closing for lack Launch New Service 4 montlis old,' George Householder, ot funds. Dansville, 49wlp Aid Only Recourse To PICK Ul> AND DELIVER WIL­ FOR SALE OR TRADE—Large pair "State aid is the only recourse," LIAMSTON FREIGHT. mules. Will exchange for livestock. Dr, Henry declared, "The Michigan Also IG 8-weoks-old pigs, Thotnas tax system must be revised. The leg­ In an attempt to restore railway Mclntee, I-rousel School, Leslie, R, 3, islature is not nt fault. It is faced shipping to the position it held years mof£ UltfeKS TO •JOwlp with.a huge task in providing operat­ ago, the Pere Marquette is contem­ ing funds for the state government plating a new system whereby free rhristmf^S FOR SALE—16 eight-weeks-old pigs, and for the ,?12,000,000 welfare aid delivery and pick up of all freight demanded by the federal governtnent, 2 ,111,50 each. Extra fine, Percy Fol- from and to their stations in Michigan SHOD F-AP^^y.»MA>L ^AI^LV or & Son, Evei'green Nursery, Ma­ The legislature should not be cen- will be made. This should prove a son, 49wl sored for not appropriating school g,.eat help to business houses, states funds from the sales tax. Members L. G. Brackett, local ticket agent, FOR SALE—One black Jersey, all had no knowledge of what the sales duo to tho fact that local firms will ready to freshen and ono Guernsey lax would produce. It would have receive the samo service as that given heifer, springing. Also two beagle boon an idle gesLure for tlio legisla­ by trucks. Freight rates on a 15,000 pups, half grown, C, H, Watt, on ture to have appropriated funds it pound carload are quoted at 17.5 cents State Game Farm road. Phone did not possess. a hundred. ,'5F21, 49wl "There is now a sound bill before CliristniiiS slands for peace mid Walter Shopard and Roy Collar are the legislature. If it is adopted tho happiness. Tho liiherciilosis Christ­ FOR SALE—Three Jersey heifers and school will remain open. The bill pro­ bidders for delivery here. one Guernsey, Would take Dur­ mas seal hrlligs both . . . Buy Now! vides for o.Kcoss receipts from tho The Pennsylvania system. Grand ham bull as part payinent. Also sales tax, a tax on liquor and a .fS,- Trunk, Louisville & National, and oth­ Ramboulet ram nnd day-old calf, Every tiiherciilosis Christinas seal 000,000 special appropriation." er largo lines havo already put in op­ Frank Frost, '/o mile south of Ca­ sale is a recOvCl'y C.inipaigil. eration a like program, it is said. . MSk ^M»7J' f' naan school. Phone 332F11, 'lO-lp The speaker declared that schools aro In a mess bocauso they havo been Another recent railroad develop­ ment has been the cut in rates on LOST—l-Iorse with silver mane and nogloctod by business men and bo- Paul B. Cheney Buys soiuo lines from 3.0 to around 2 cents tail. .'525 reward if returned to L. cause of an antiquated system that a mile. Special rates to soutliorn and J. E. Tanswell Farm C. Otis at the Mason postofflce. ]p provides for GOOO districls in the state and cari'ios a burden of 22,000 school western points which are effective FOR SALE OR TRADE—Sheep for officials. from this month to May 31, will be a COLUMBIA RoAD FARM PUR­ Guernsey cows. Fii'st farm east of "Districts must be reorganized," test of the public's reaction to rail CHASED BY 4-11 WORKER. Mason on the Brickyard Road. Em­ declared Dr. Henry. "Thnt does not transportatioin. A possible motor run­ il Evert. 49wlp necessarily mean that new Iniildings ning at two hour intervals is nlso ru­ Mrs. J. E. Tanswell has sold hor are to be erected. We must demand mored. 205-acre farm located west of Mason FOR SALE — Three young cows, economy in operation. Wo must de­ on the Columbia Road to Paul B. Guernsey and l-Iolstoin, choice of mand tliat school systems no longer Cheney, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gift Styles Change- Thrift Styles Do Not eight head, Jf'IO to ¥00 each. Harry be political footballs." Wheatfield Projects Cheney of Vevay. Mrs. Tanswell will Kilburn, 5 miles northwest of Los- retain her residence. The farm is lie, 3 milos southeast of Teaspoon Considered By CWA known as Maple Ridgo. Corners. '19 wlp Liquor Bill Delayed Mr. Cheney is a graduate of Mason That is why you should join the SCHOOL AND RoAD WORK tMAY high school and is known,throughout FOR SALE—Three milch cows and By Dallying Senate BE UNDERTAKEN. one gray horse. E. Diets'., 7 miles the state for his 4-H club work, being 1934 Christmas Savings Club. It north of Mason on Okomos road and a member of Michigan's champion (Continued from pago one.) Surveying of the Leroy-Whoatfiold dairy demonstration team of 1928. He one mile west. 'lOwlp town line road began Inst week, and the possibility of fair and cquitablo is a charter member of the local chap­ it is reported that about 100 men will opens this week. taxation was caught off guard but ter of the Future Farmers of America. FOR SALE- •Pigs. Inquii'O Couch tt John Adams of Detroit will speak on Cady of Grand Rapids were visitors limited service. J. B. Dean. 49w2 LIVESTOCK SHIPPING—To Detroit the school year will be completed. Sunday school are asked to remember! five (5), Dlock fourteen (M), Pfti'k Plnco Atl­ "Turkey, Old and New" or "Christi­ Friday at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. ditioh to flic City of LfthaiiiR, ffccordiuR to tho every week. Ship by truck and that they arc to bring a little gift FOR SALE — Three-way manure anity's Opportunity." Rev. Adams is Bert Brown. f'ecorded pint thereof, City of Lftiisinff, Cofinty ship cheaply and safely. You can Golden Wedding Sunday for the Tennessee Mountain­ of IhRhftm. spreader, needs minor repairs, one pursuing graduate study at the U. of Vernon Westervelt of Grand Rapids ship your poultry any time. Leave Thirty fiends gathered at the home eers. hot water boilor, 834 feet complete, M. He was previously pastor of the was a. guest over Thanksgiving at the Dnted Docombor if, 1933. one water tank, one range shelter orders at 320 N. Main, Leslie, or of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brett, Wost West Point Park Presbyterian church FRANK A. HUFNAGErj, AsaiRiioo of Mort­ phone 219F23. Fred Hampton & Flavius Taylor home. Legal Notice Ragee. and oak 2.x4's and 2x6's. Inquire Locke, last Wednesday evening to cel­ of Detroit and for several years was a Son. 49wl Mrs. Rebecca Dennis and Mrs. An­ ROY T. CONLEY. Attoi'ney for AsaiRnco of Father Duffy, Bunkerhlll. 49wlp ebrate the golden wedding annivers­ member of the staff of Robert college ary of the couple . The program in­ na Brown will be hostesses at a Elljnbeth Fisher hnvintt filed in snid court MortRnRoo, Dtiainosa Addf'cas: 4115 Holliater In Constantinople, Turkey. nidR., LftnainR, MichiRftn. 40wl3 cluded scripture reading by Dale Dun- Christmas party Friaay, December 8 hor petition prnyihK thnt a coi-tnln inatrumcht FOR SALE OR TRADE—15 tons of to members of the Five Hundred club. in writinpf, purportinp; to bo tho last will nnd alfalfa hay. Will trade for team. For Rent 1 kel, musical selections by Rev. and tcatftnfcnt ot snid deceased, now on file in snid CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY Donald Scofield is now employed in Also quantity of bean pods and four Mrs. Crocker, a talk on the lives of couf't bo admitted to probate, nnd thnt the nd- Lansing. ministrntion of snid ostnto be Krnnted to her­ We Buy 50-pound shoats. C. A. Potter, 2 FOR RENT—Modern brick home, 8 Mr. and Mrs. Brett, by Mrs. Louise Mr. and Mrs. Frank Otis entertain­ self or to some other suitable pei'son, rooms, well located, garage. C. W. Rodman, and a poem by Mrs. Dale ed Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burroughs at Agnes Peacock, daughter of Mr. and miles north and 2 miles east of Mrs. Clyde Peacock, is a patient at It \s Of'dcf-od, Thnt tho 2nd dfty of Jffnu- Dansville. 49wlp Browne, opposite postofflce. 43-tf Dunkel. The group presented Mr. and dinner Friday evening, November 24, nf'y. A. D. I0;M, ftt len o'clock ih the fofonoon, FUR AND HIDES Mrs. Brett with a basket of golden in honor of the 53rd wedding anniver­ the university hospital in Ann Arbor, nt snid Probnte Oirico, bo nnd is heicby ap­ pointed for honrini? snid petiUon; FOR SALE OR TRADE—Model T chrysanthemums. A potluck lunch sary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bur­ where she was taken Sunday for Purchases made every day in Lost and Found 1 was served. treatment of ear trouble. It is Further Ordered. Thnt public notice Ford coupe with license, will trade roughs. Mrs. Otis and Mr. Burroughs thereof bo Riven by publicntion of n copy of the weeli by for chickens or cow feed. Inquire are the two children. carl Groshens returned home Sun­ FOUND—Key case with keys con­ tliia order, for threo succcsffivo weeks previous 415 Randolph, daytimes. Ben Bail­ day with a deer, from a northern to snid tlfty of heitrinK, in tho InRhnm County taining name of "C. Robinson, Ma­ Miithor Family Meets hunting trip. News, n nowapaifer printed ftnd circulnlod in C. W. COUCH & SON ey. 49wlp More than 30 attended the annual son." Owner may have same by Out of 86 registered unemployed anid county. L. 15. McARTHUR, gathering of the Mather family at the A trtio coify. JudRO ot Probnto. Mason paying for this ad. 49wl ' Wheatfield Center men here 50 have secured work. This FOR SALE—Airedale and collie pups, home of Mrs. Ida Putnum and Mr. C. A. CLINTON, Roiffister of Pf'obfttc. 'lilwl By Mrs. George Pratt Information was given out Wednesday six weeks old. Reno Mitchell, 3% and Mrs. Gilbert Putnum, Thanksgiv­ miles south of Mason on 127. 49-lp LOST—?15 in bills on streets of Ma­ morning. PROHATK OF WILL. HUNTLEY—JAN. 2 son last week. Liberal reward will ^ing . Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ozzie Judd and son, Mr. and Mrs. The Wheatfield Center L. A. S. will Russell Eckhart has been appointed Stale of MichiRftn. The Pf'obnlo Court for FOR Christinas gifts buy something be offered for return of any or all | tho County of InRhftm. Arthur Judd, Mr. and Mrs. Hewlitt meet with Mrs. George Sadler, Thurs­ timekeeper in this district over men "COLDS" practical. Drive over to Horner of it. Kenneth White, Mason. Ip' At a session of said Cofirt, held ftt the Pf'o­ Judd, all of FowlervlUe, Mr. and Mrs. day, December 14, for dinner. Ladies employed by the Ingham county wel­ Brothers Woolen Mills, Eaton Rap­ bate Oftico in tho City of Mftaon, in said Coun­ Do You SulTer-With a "Cold?" John Marshall and son Dunn and are requested to bring their own china^ fare relief. ty, on the Iith day of Docombor A. D. 1933. ids, and look at the blankets, robes, If you do, you cannot afford to daughter Jane of Lansing, Mr. and and silverware. Each one is request­ The first meeting of the Number 4 Pf'Osent, HON. L. 13. McARTHUR. JtfdRC ot sport coats, socks, yarns, fabrics, Miscellaneous Pf'obhto. ! Mrs. Howard Beatty and daughters ed to bring a ten cent toy and ex­ Comriiunity club will be held at tho keep it because a "cold" will al­ etc. Handsome and practical gifts In Ihe Mfdter ot tho Estftte of CORNELIA of Ann Arbor, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne change gifts after which the gifts will home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sineman ways weaken the body making it at astonlshly low prices. 4Sw2 CARD OP THANKS—We wish to ex­ Friday evening, December 15. L. HUNTLEY, Docoftsed. press our appreciation to our neigh­ Beatty and son of Grand Rapids, Mr. be collected to send to needy children. Clihrlotto M. Comnn hftvinR ffelil in said more susceptible to disease. and Mrs. David Beatty, Mr. and Mrs. Everyone is cordially invited to at­ December 16 has been the date court Ifor potition prffying Ihftt ft ccf'tain ih- FOR SALE OR TRADE—Roll top bors and friends for their many acts stf'ffmoht ih writihR, purportiuR to be tho Ihst Henry Culver, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cul­ tend. named for the junior and senior OIIIRoPRACTIO ADJUSTiVIENTS desk, three-quarter mattress, trunk, of kindness during our recent sor­ school party. will nnti tcatitment ot aftid decenscd. now on pedestal, bird cage, good overcoat, row. Mrs. Charlotte C. Coleman ver and two sons. Dr. Chivors and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Showerman and file in Bfild court be ndmitlcfl to probnle, ftnd Will Get Results Mrs. Chivers of Jackson, and Miss thftt tho ndministf'fttion ot snid estate'be Kf'hht- riding boots, driver's high fur and Jane Hulse. 49wl Glen spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ofl to Clftra J. Whipple, or to some other auit- QUICKLY Tina Grindling were guests. gloves and fur lined coat. Also a M. Showerman and family. Legal Notice ftblo iforsoh : Make Your Appointment Today CARD OF THANKS—We express It is Of'def'ed, Thnt the 2nil dny of Jftnuaf'y tank heater and electric pump. Mrs. Mrs. Annie Shields of Lansing spent thanks to our neighbors and friends PIlOnATE OP -WILL. WIULia-JAN 2h

Miss Eifa Meyers spent Thanksgiv­ It the headquarters In Lansing to se­ Sunday School Workers ing with uer mother near Portland. cure information about primary de­ partment work and suggestions for Cecil Hall is improving from his re­ 1933 DECEMBER i933 Meet AtM. E. Church new song books for tlie primary chil­ Personal Mention cent Illness. lUM MON TWI WIO TNU *l( UT Calendar dren. The board gave Mrs, E. H. Help make Masoit more neighborly by telephoning or sending interesting Mrs. W. F. Prescott spent the week I 2 TEACHEItS FOR THE ADULT DE- Bradman, primary superintendent, end with friends in Leslie. PAIITMENT APPKOVED. fuU power to act. personal items to the News. Plione 55 3 4^ 6 7 8 9 Helen Rose Bateman of Holt spent of Events Tho Christmas committee reported the week end with relatives in Mason. 10 II 12 13 14 1^ 16 The Sunday school board of the Methodist church met Monday night that it had selected a pageant, which Donald Haynes of Jackson spent Mrs. Frank Seeley and Miss Dora Mrs. Martha Shattuck was a win be given at the church Thursday For the Week 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 in the church chapel, H, H, Snydor Thanksgiving with his parents, Elmer spent Thanksgiving in St. Thanksgiving day guest at the homo ovoning, December 21. Johns. of Mrs. Agnes CogsdiU . of the library committee showed the lialph Strope of Grand Rapids was ^t3, 25 26 27 28 29 30 Bibles and Bible dictionary which Since New Year's Day falls on the Misses Marian and Helen Scribner in Mason last V\^ednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freeman and have been purchased for use in Sunday regular meeting night for January, are staying with Mrs. Marguerite Thursday, December 7. American Legion Auxiliary dance at I. O. O, Mrs, A, J, Torrance spent Sunday children spent Sunday with relatives school, L, C, Otis, the new superin­ the board voted not to meet until the Chandler. F, hall. in Detroit, in Grand Rapids. tendent, was called upon for a speech first Monday in February. Miss Lucille White of Detroit spent Mrs. Mary Hill spent Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown of Leslie Thursday, December 7. Webb School Improvement club with Mrs, and briefly outlined his plans and his in East Lansing with Mr. and Mrs. the week end with her mother, Mrs, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. N. T. Wlilaco Smith. hopes for the school, and recommen­ John Lamont, Loretta White, Hazelton. Thursday, December 7. Pink community club with Mrs, John Foster, ded that an assistant superintendent Mr, and Mrs, Emmet Cassldy and be appointed for the primary-junior NOTICE Mrs. Grace Steinhoff spent Thanks­ Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Wilkins of Jack­ Friday, December 8. Hawley community club Mr, Davenport and giving with her son, Clinton, at How­ son, Walter, spent Sunday with Mr, son spent Thanksgiving with Mr, and department. Buy Sweet Cream by the quart. and Mrs, C, A, Clinton, Mrs. Bailey. ell, Mrs. H. H. Snyder. Teachers for tho adult dopartment Price this week 25c por quart Friday, December 8. Walters community club with Mr, and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, F, P, Milbury enter­ Mr, and Mrs, James Patterson of Mr. and Mrs. Claud E. Miner spent wero approved and elected to tho with an exchange bottle. Detroit wero Thanksgiving guests of tained 13 guests from Lansing, 13ello- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Howard Coy and Mrs, Mary Coy, board as follows: Hobron class, Mrs. Mr, and Mrs, John Kelly, Buy only candled and graded vue and Mason Thanksgiving. Schwark, Jr., at Ovid. Friday, Docembcr 8, Presliyterian L, A, S, at church, A. G. Ball, teacher; and Mrs. Myrtie Taylor, assistant; Mizpah class, Mrs, fresh eggs. Mr, and Mrs. Hubert Spade of How­ Mr, and Mrs, C, A. Clinton spent The Presbyterian L. A. S. will meet Saturday, December 9, Ingham County Farmers club with Mrs, W, Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. John D, E, Walts, honorary teacher; Mrs, Phone your order—21 FH ell spent Sunday with Mrs. Loretta Friday, December 8, at two o'clock at H, Taylor and daughters. Garlicld of Stockbridge. the church. Walter I'Cetchum, acting teacher; and Drive to the Tans well farm, 1V> White. Saturday, December 9. College club with Dr. Gertrude O'Sullivan. W, E, Klnsey, asistant teacher; Cres­ The rank ot page will be conferred Benjamin Barr of Detroit spent the Dr. G. R. Knapp and Mrs. Knapp ot miles west ot Mason on Columbia Thanksgiving holidays with his par­ Monday, December 11. Regular mooting of the Mystic Hive, cent class, Mrs, Pearl Rayner, teach­ by tlie knights of Pythias Monday Detroit were week end guests of Mr. Road, ents, Mr. and Mrs, D, G. Barr. Tuesday, Decombor 12, Womans club with Mrs, C, A, Clinton, er; W, E, Kinsoy, assistant; Men's evening. and Mrs. H. H. Snydor. class, E, A, Densmore, tcaclier; Guy Maple Ridge Farm Mrs. L. C. Webb was removed from Mr, and Mrs. P. K. Woodhouse and Mr, and Mrs. George Field and son, Tuesday, December 12, Ame>4^an Legion Auxiliary with Mrs, Alice Bateman, assistant teacher, Miss Boycr of Lansing spent Thanks­ PAUL OIIBNEV, Prop. the Orr liospital Monday to tho home Kenneth, were Sunday guests of C, E, Boll, giving with Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bond. A committee was appointed to vis-' of her sister, Mrs, C, M. Rathburn. Minor and family, Wednesday, December 13, Pythian Sisters rogular meeting nnd elec­ Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Potter visited The Busy Bunch will meet with Mr, and Mrs. Homer Perry of Har­ tion ot officers, Mrs. Fred Collar next Thursday, De­ Mr. and Mrs, Morris Swan one eve­ bor Springs are visiting Mr. and Mrs. ning recentl.y. Wednesday, December 13, Methodist L, A, S, with Mrs, W, E, ICin- cember 14. Walter Laxton. sey, John Hemans and family of Au­ Mr, and Mrs. Harry Howell were Mrs. Alice Severance spent the Wednesday, December 13, Eden L, A, S, with Mrs, E, A, Bowden, Snyder's Grocery relius were guests of Mrs. W. Sear Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thanksgiving holidays with her moth­ Ivan Potter. and Mrs. Minnie Hemans Sunday. er in Springport. Thursday, December I'l, Women's Relief Corps at Patriotic Hall at Free Delivery Phone 12 All Day Service The Walters community club will Mr. and Mrs, Bert Glover of Onon­ Mr, and Mrs. F. J. Harvey and eight o'clock, meet Friday night, December S, with daga spent Thanksgiving with Mr. George Graves spent Thanksgiving in Thursday, December I'l, Division B North Aurelius L, A, S, dinner, and Mrs. Claude Laws. FANCY FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Mr. and Mrs, Howard Coy and Mrs, Detroit with Steve Harvey and Mr. Friday, December 15, O, B, S. Chriifmas party at Masonic hall. Mrs. T. V. Parrish spent Thanks­ and Mrs. Homer Tripp, Mary Coy, Friday, Dccembor 15. Patriotic club with Mrs; Mary Southwick, Crisp, large bunches J^^Q giving at Aurelius at the homo of Mr. Mrr. Edgar Daft and children re­ George Ellis' class of boys will have Friday, Dccembor 15, Rolfe community club with Mr, and Mrs, Glen Celery Hearts 2 bunches a party in the basement of the Metho­ and Mrs, Bert Smith. turned from Mt. Clemens Thursday dist church, Saturday evening, Dec­ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hines of Yp­ night, where they visited at the home Bray, FLORIDA ORANGES, "Pineaijple" full of ,iuice ember 9, boginning at seven o'clock, silanti were Thanksgiving guests of of Mrs, Daft's parents. Salurday, December 16, Apron salt; at Samann's store, sponsored by l^arg'o .size, dozen 29c Mr, and Mrs, Moyer and Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Cotton. Rev. Harold Dakin, Mrs. Dakin and tho Presbyterian L, A, S, Mrs, Robert Murray and children of Mrs. Ella Grossman spent Thanks­ daughter, Hope, were entertained at Charlotte spent Sunday with Mr, and giving at the homo of B. F. Arend of Sunday dinner at the homo of Mr. aiicl Oranges Ct:«fDO. 21c Okomos, .Mrs, D, A, Murray, Mrs. William Fountain. Tho senior Girl Reserves met Mon­ EUCIIKE CONTEST Dr. George H. Lau and Mrs. Lau of Mr..and Mrs. Gerald Dakin and BANANAS, large golden ripe fingers, ver.v good for Mr, and Mrs, D, A, Murray enter­ day night at the homo of Glenadino Mason Oddfellows plan to begin a Detroit spent Thanksgiving with Dr. children, 2 pounds 15c tained their bridge club at dinner and daughter of Ann Arbor spent Thanks­ Slussor, euchre contest at tho hall Monday cards Tuesday night. Honors at cards Earl W. Brubaker and Mrs, Brubaker, giving at the homo of Mr. and Mrs, Mr, and Mrs, B, T, Fry loft Wed­ night following lodge. Residents of wore won by Mr, and Mrs, D, C, IDart, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Adams of Adams Frank Dakin, nesday morning to spend the winter the enst side of tho city will be pitted package Mr, and Mrs, Tliomns Barr, Mr, Restaurant spent Thanksgiving with Mrs, Edith Cady of Grand Rapids in Tuscon, Arizona, ag:ainst west side residents. Tho com- Jello ^ll^lot'ors relatives in Cleveland, Ohio. and Mrs, Ed Juderjohn and Maude spent Thanksgiving with D, L, Cady J, M, Hewitt underwent a major op­ niittee in charge states that all Odd­ CRISCO, One pound can 23c .Barber attended the funeral of Arlene Mr. nnd Mrs. Ross B. Thorburn and of Vevay and the week end with Mrs, eration at the Sparrow hospital in fellows and former Oddfellows ai'c Barber of Munith Wednesday, son Billy wero guests of relatives in Bertha Shafer, Lansing this week. asked to enter. Foiild's Macaroni, Spaghetti and Noodles, 2 pkgs. 15c Miss Lora Soeley of Kalamazoo col- Marshall on Thanksgiving. Frank Hunter is spending a few Jack Healy, machine operator at the lego spent the Thanksgiving holidays Tho L. A. S. of tho Methodist weeks at the home of his daughter, Nows, who has been ill this week, is BollNETT-CoREY Mrs, B, B, Douglass, of South Bend, Big4 Soap Flakes ^ ^-'-^^ 31c with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, church will meet with Mi's. W. E. improving. Wednesday evening, November 29, Cliarlos Seeley, Kinsoy Wednesday, December 13. Indiana, Col. Roy C, Vandercook of Lansing Mrs, Lydia Bohnott, formerly of Ma­ BEANS, "Good Taste" tender and stringless, cut wax Mr, find Mrs, E, J. Fletcher and Miss Frances Hunter and Robert Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Bowers spent spent Tuesday in Mason with his par­ son, was united in marriage to Bon No. 2 cans 10c daughter, Florence, spent Thanksgiv­ Tlianksgiving at the homo of Mr. and Squires of Lansing spent Thanksgiv­ ents, Mr, and Mrs, A, L, Vandercook, Corey of Mattawan, Michigan. The ing with Mr. Klotchcr's iirothor, A. E. Mrs. WiiUace Jones and family at ing with Mr, and Mrs, B, B, Douglass • Donald Ashfal, son of Mr. and Mrs, wedding took place at the home of H. GRAPE NUT FLAKES, large pkg 9c of South Bond, Indiana. FlotCher, and family of iStoCkbridgo. Athens. Emil Ashfal, had his tonsils removed C. France of Allegan, Michigan, where Mr, and Mrs. Charles Carry and Mr. and Mrs. Robert White and The Pink Community club will meet at the city hospital Wednesday, Mrs. Bohiiett has boon mnking her M:r. itnd Mrs. Volnoy Curry of Ba.y daughtei', Betty Ellen, spent tho with Mrs. John Foster with Mrs, W, home. Mr, and Mrs, Richard Bullon were City wore Sunday guests of Mr. and Thiinksgiving holidays with their par­ B. Ivctchuni as assistant hostess on in Clarkston Tuesday at the homo of Mrs. Claude Post. ents in Masoa Thursday, Docembcr 7. Mr. and Mrs. George King. W. K. C. ELECTS Ml', iind m:i's. Elmer E, Strope spent Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Lear, Mr. and Miss Illah Pooloy of Jackson and G. S. THOREUEN Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cross of Lansing Tho annual election of officoi's of Thiinksgiving and the week ond in Mrs. Glon Cline and Kenneth Cline William Schwark of Garland wero spent Tuesday in Mason and called on the Women's lleliof Corps was hold Grand Rapids with thoir son, Ralph spent Thanksgiving in Sylv.ania, Ohio, Sunday dinner guests of Miss Lucille Mrs. Elsie Stobie. Tuesday. Tho following wore chosen: G. Strope, and family, with Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Cline. Field, tMrs. Margaret Robinson, iirosidcnt; Donald Willinms, son of Arthur Mlison Temple 107 Pythian Sistei's Mr. and Mi's, Charles Burroughs Division B of the North Aurelius Mrs. Elsie Corner, senior vice presi­ Williams, is. convalescing from a re­ wil liold tlit'ii' rogular meeting nnd wore Thanksgiving guests of thoir L,A, S.will serve dinner in the church dent; Mrs. Lewis Hagus, junior vice cent attack of pnouiiionia. daughter and family, Mr, and Mrs. president; Mrs. Bessie Hinos, treasur­ election of officers Wednesday, De­ dining room Thursday noon, Decem­ Fresh and Smoked cember ;i3, Frank Otis. ber I'l. Miss Vivian Corner and Miss Mary er; Mrs. Cora Chalkor, conductor; Jane Zinkor of Lansing are spending f UA Tho Women's Relief corps will hold Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peek and fam­ Mr. and Mrs. I-Iallie Harkness and tMrs. Ann Robinson, guard; Mrs. Mai'y a few days this week with friends in thoir Christlnas services Thursday ev­ ily and Mrs. Lucille Disenroth wore children of Lansing were Thanksgiv­ Southwick, chaplain. Installation will Howell. bo held in January, ening, December I'l, ni Patriotic hall. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. ing guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse WIOOOURPAMt M©atS The entertainment will begin at eight John Mitchell of Leslie. Harkness. Miss Marian McCarrick was a Tuesday evening guest ot tho Misses o'clock, Mrs, Frank Cook entertained her Mr. and Mrs. Harry Freeman and Charles Barker is ill at his home. Specials lor tlie Week ol' Deccmljer tS to Agnes "Poarl and Violet Ankney. Mr, and Mrs. L, H, Harrison and daughter and family, Mr, and Mrs, family spent Thanksgiving in Detroit Miss Virginia Hoskins of Aurelius family spent Thanksgiving with Mr, Earl Whipple, at a six o'clock Thanks­ with Mrs, Freeman's mother, Mrs, D. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Parkhurst spent has been very ill, Fould's Macaroni or Spaghetti, 2 pkgs. 15c giving dinner, and Mrs, S, J, Woodruff of Athens, Clowther, and sister. Thanksgiving in Lansing with Mr, Ronald Scribner is improving from Big 4 Soap Flakes, .5-lb. pkg. 31c Miss Doris Harrison returned to Yp­ Mr, and Mrs, William Schlack left The regular meeting of the Mystic and Mrs, Charles Parkhurst, his recent illness, Crisco, 1-lb. can 23c silanti Monday, Tuesday morning for their fruit ranch Hive will be Monday night, December Mr, and Mrs, C, W, Randall and Steve Irish is improving from his V E. Sear and daughter, Mrs, in the lower Rio Grande valley at Al­ 11, There will be election of officers family spent Thanksgiving at the recent illness, Jello, all flavors, pkg. 5c Stout, and baby and Mr, and Mi'S, amo, Texas, and a good attendance is desired, home of Mr, and Mrs, Charles Dens­ Mrs, James Corner is employed at Gold IDust Scouring Powder, lars'e can, 3 for 14c Pinney of Flint were Sunday guests Mr, and Mrs, Ivan Potter spent more and family. Mr, and Mrs, Ervin Noal and the Vandcrvoort hardware in Lansing, of Mrs, W, Sear and Mrs, Minnie Thanksgiving with Mr, nnd Mrs, Wil­ daughters Hazel and Esther and son Mr. and Mrs. Fred Collar and Mr, Beans, "Good Taste" cut wax No. 2 can 10c Hemans Sunday. liam DoLamator and visited Mrs, and Mrs. Harold Barnhill spent Harry Wiliett is 111 at his home with Walter spent Thanksgiving and the throat infection, Iodized Salt, free running, 2 boxes for 15c Mr. and Mrs. Homer Potter, Mr, Marcia Palen in the evening, week end in southern Ohio, Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs, Lee G, E, Crispell and Miss Maude Cris- Japan Green Tea, 1-lb. pkg. for 22c and Mrs, Claude Post and Mr. and Mrs, H, J. Bond entertained several Lawton and Phyllis Scarlett of Lan­ Barnhill. pell of Jackson were Thanksgiving Mrs. Howard Grewett attended the friends Saturday at a ono o'clock sing spent the Thanksgiving vacation Mrs. Susan Leonard and Loren Pure Cocoa, 2-lb. pkg. 21c funeral services at Leslie of Mrs. Eva luncheon. Bridge was played. High guests of Mr, and Mrs, G, L, Murphy, with their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs, Leonard of Lansing spent Thanksgiv- Pancake Flour "Defiance" with buckwheat, 5-lb. sack _-22c Curry Jones of Sandusky Sunday af­ score was won by Mrs. Jennie Barker. S, H, Haddy, giving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J, H, Plielps called on his daughter, ternoon. Mrs, H, B, Ankney, and children Sat­ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bickert and Mrs, Isabel Hume and Mr, and Mrs, Don Holiday. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Nichols and Mr. urday. Joe Beaumont of Lansing were S, U, Haddy spent Thanksgiving with J. C. Greene and family spent Specials for Friday and Saturday and Mrs. Otto Marshall and little Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr ,and Mrs, Haddy's daughter, Mrs, Thanksgiving and the week e nd in Virgo Kinsoy and Rev, Youngs of daughter, Vanessa, of Lansing and C. L. Bicliert. Wilmot Lewis of Iosco, Saginaw with Mrs. Greene's mother Royal Oak wore guests Wednesday of Granulated Sugar, 10-lbs. for ___ 50c Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Nichols were Miss Marie Verhelst of Michigan Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Klnsey. The Eden L, A, S. will meet Wed­ and sister. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. State college spent the Thanksgiving V Sh. Roast _14c nesday, December 13, with Mrs, E. A, Mrs. K. Merlau, 808 S. Barnes, and The Junior Girl Reserves had their B Rolled Rst._ 12c Stanley Marshall. holidays with her parents, Mr. and STEAKS K Bowden for potluck dinner. Each son, Kendall, spent Thanksgiving with meeting Tuesday night in the high P The next meeting of the girls class Mrs, William Schlack. E Loin Chops... 18c member is requested to bring table Mrs. Merlau's parents, Mr. and Mrs. school dining room. E stews 6c of the North Aurelius Sunday scliool Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brotherton and service. Hilton, west of town. Miss Lona Miller of St. Clair Shores 12c will bo held at the home of Esther E Chuck Rst. _10c s A Steak -—18c grandson, Roberts Reese, spent the Born to Mr. and Mrs. Rowland De­ spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. § Smith Wednesday evening, December Reverend Harold Dakin, Mrs, Da­ Thanksgiving holidays with Mr. and lano Wednesday, November 29, a nine W. J. Maclam. 13: Each member Is requested to bring kin and daughters, Faith and Hope, F Ground 9c LB. S L Stews 12c Mrs. Harry ASeltinc in Cleveland. and one-half pound son, Rowland Ger­ one Inexpensive gift. spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nichols spent Mrs. Henry Candler and Mrs. Emily Mrs, Dakin's parents, Mr, and Mrs, ald, at the Orr hospital. Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Will Mrs D. Inglis and Mrs. C. E. Hen­ Choice Vegetables Couch and daughter, Virginia, spent Arthur Dowling of Dansville, The Juniors of the Presbyterian Gi-egg. Fresli Fruit derson spent tho week end at the home Thanksgiving in Wacousta with Mr. Sunday school are asked to remember Plione 36 We Deliver of Mrs. Inglis' daughter in Fenton. find Mrs. Douglas Candler and family. Mr, and Mrs, Walter Laxton enter­ Miss Sarah Bullen spent Thanks­ tained Mr, and Mrs. William McGinn, that they are to bring a little gift giving In Ann Arbor with Miss Mar- Capt. H. E. Inglis drove to Mason last Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brown and Mr. and Mrs. JoKn McGinn, Mr. and Sunday for the Tennessee Mountain­ Ian Cordelia Bullen, Wednesday for his mother and aunt. daughter, Mary Jean, of Grand Rap­ Mrs. . C. Woodard and Clifton Shaw eers. Mr. and Mrs, Albert Humphrey They remained until Sunday. ids, spent Wednesday with the form­ Thanksgiving. Pauline Grow, daughter of Mr. and spent Thanksgiving at the home of The Patriotic club will hold its reg­ er's sister, Mrs. Emil Ashfal, and fam­ Mrs. Ray Grow, who was seriously ill Robert Laxton and family. ular meeting Friday, December 15, ily. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and with Mrs. Mary Southwick. A potluck at the City hospital with pneumonia, FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Browne, Mrs, A. J. Torrance were Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Ward, and dinner will be served at noon. Kacli is improving and was removed to the family were Thanksgiving guests of Jr., and daughter Pauline of Detroit Mrs. Harold Dunn and two children of member is. requested to bring a 10 home of her parents this week. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stevens. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grand Ledge, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wil­ cent gift for the Christmas tree. liams of East Lansing and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Loudenslager Tommy Richards, son of Mr. and SPECIALS W. Browne, Sr., for Thanksgiving and received word this week that their Mr. and Mrs, Mac Vaughn ana the week end. Mrs. Roy Torrance of Mason. Mrs. William Richards, Is 111 at the daughter, Emma, spent Thanksgiving Mrs. Emil Ashfal and Donald went granddaughter, Thelma Septer, who home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Bortle and Mrs. before her marriage was Thelma day with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. WaUz to Detroit last week with the form­ Smith's Market Fred Bortle and daughter, Maurlne, of Freer, died at Boston, Massachusetts. Martin O. Bement of Buffalo, New WE 00 OUR PART and family of Jones. Carlyle Waltz Detroit and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey er's brother to see her sister, Mrs. York, and E. F. Augsbury of Durand returned with them and spent the re­ Wildern, who recently underwent an Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Parker and were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Forest Bortle of Holt were Sunday guests of son and Merle Parker of Holt were PURE PORK Grade A #^ ^ mainder of the week at Mason. their father, Theodore Bortle. operation for appendicitis at the Smith Thursday. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Barr and Grace hospital. Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Dora Farmer O 1U« ^ ^ Billy Bartley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Corner, daugh­ family, Mr. and'Mrs. Ed Juderjohn Thayer and Martha. Merle stayed in s H. J. Bartley, celebrated his first Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Graham and ter, Esther and son, Hugh, were ausage'^IXSlbs. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herr- Mason for several days. birthday anniversary at his home son, Neil, of Grand Rapids, and Mrs. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. guth and family and Mrs. G"st na Mr. and Mrs. George King and Monday. Guests of the occasion were Hattie Freeland and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Corner. Hugh remained for the Barr Herhscy of Flint spent Thanks­ John Shepard spent Thanksgiving day daughter, Phyllis, of Clarkston, and his grandmother, Mrs. Isobel Call and balance of the week. Home Made giving at the home ot J. F. Barber. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Bullen and family Mrs. Alice Severance. with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Brower at Liver Sausage were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and The Hawley Home Furnishing club On Saturday night relatives from Concord. met with Mrs. lone Jewett Wednes­ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Howell and Paul, Mrs. Richard Bullen. Detroit, Leslie and Mason surprised Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lewis of 500 day. Mrs. Woodward and Mrs. Tay­ OR Mr. and Mrs, E. J. Smith and Miss . Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Dart entertained Mr and Mrs. Arthur Jewctt, the oc­ Edith Spaulding of Eaton Rapids and Harding avenue, Detroit, announce lor gave the second lesson on making casion being thoir 16 wedding anni­ their family and Miss Viola Hitch­ Roy Adams and Miss Ethel Adams the birth of a son. Jack Gordon, on slip covers for chairs. Pork Steak ;/r.4 lbs versary. The guests presented Mr. and cock and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Dart and wero Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and November 21. Mrs. Lewis was former­ Mrs. Jake Kinney of Williamston, Mrs. Jewett with an electric perco­ family of Lansing Thanksgiving. Miss Mrs. Ralph Adams and family. ly Ella Whipple, daughter of Mrs. Lu­ while attending the school officers lator. lu Whipple. Deborah Dart stayed for the week Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Bowers spent meeting in Mason, fell on the court STEER On Friday evening, December 15, at end. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Rice Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ashfal spent house steps and injured her hip. She 9ieaK Sirloin ;«15C 7:30 there will be a Christmas party of Felt Plains and attended the pro­ Thanksgiving with Mrs. Ashfal's par Mr. and Mrs, Homer Perry and Mr, was X-rayed at the office of Dr. O. H. for Eastern Star members and their gram at the Felt Plains church in the ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Brown, of and Mrs, Jesse Perry of Lansing and Freeland and returned to her home, EEF families at Masonic hail. Children are Jackson. Mrs. Ashfal and children Amon Laxton and Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ Young evening presented by the Old Meeting The board of directors of the Ma­ especially invited. Adults are asked stayed and spent the week end In ter Dierkes of Detroit were Thanks­ Roast House Quartette, Jackson radio enter­ son Golf club will hold their annual B Tender to bring inexpensive presents for the Jackson and Grass Lake. giving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur tainers. meeting Friday night, December 8. A children's tree. There will be Chistmas Laxton. Circle Number three of the Presby­ venison supper will be served. The games for the children and cards for Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emory Barr were Mrs. Barr's terian L. A. S. wiil hold an apron Mrs, Bessie Candler and Mrs. Emily deer was shot by Oscar Diehl, one of others. Popcorn and apples win be Couch and daughter, Virginia, spent parents, Mr. and Mrs. John West of sale at Carl Samann store Saturday, the members. Head Cheese 14c served. December 16. Mrs. Helen DuBois, Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Dou­ Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell West The Ingham County Farmers club The Woman's Foreign Missionary Mrs. D.R. Lethbridge and Mrs. Lee glas Candler of Wacousta. Mr. and of Nashville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles will meet Saturday, December 9, at society meeting at the home of Mrs. Ware will have charge of the sale. Mrs. Wlnfield Cooper and daughter, Stafford and two daughters of Web­ the home of Mrs. W. H. Taylor and Pearl Rayner Friday afternoon was Joan, of Grand Rapids were also pre­ Whole or Half berville and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gil- There will be a meeting of the Col­ daughters of Lone Oak Farm. Paul RESH /6iOo well attended. Mrs. L. E. Salisbury sent. liver of Stockbridge. lege club at the home of Dr. Gertrude Cheney will be the speaker. Ihe table read a story, "The Little Mixer" and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh J. Brown and O'Sullivan on Saturday evening, Dec­ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hall and Paul of committee consists of Mesdames Ger­ Miss Lila Corbett, a missionary of daughter Helen of Detroit were guests ember 9. Members are urged to be Eaton Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Eivln ald Diamond, Long, Hartzog and Car­ Singapore, Malay peninsula, gave a of Mr. and Mrs. V. "J. Brown on present as there will be tryouts for Smith and family and Miss Edith ven. HAM Roasts talk, "Day by Day", on her work In Thanksgiving. Other guests at the' the plays to be presented sometime Spaulding of Aurelius and Roy Adams the mission fleld, to which she, is , Mrs. Eva Field, Mrs. Delia Hurl­ F after the holidays. and Miss Ethel Adams of Mason were family dinner were Mr, and Mrs. Ro­ burt, Miss Nellie Field and Howard shortly to return. The hostess was as­ Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. bert Wallace and children and Mr. and Dr. Milton A. Darling and family of Field of Albion attended the Farmers wm ^ ,A ^ M Home Cared and Smoked 4 gS ^ sisted by Mrs. Cora Robertson. Ralph Adams and family. Mrs. Nelson Brown and children of Detroit and Miss Nina Bristol of Lan­ Clubs convention In Mason Wednes­ DaCOn In Chunk lb. 12c and I The Rolfe community club will meet Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Brown sing spent Thanksgiving with the Rev. The Womans club will meet at the day. A relative of the Fields and of Friday, December 15, with Mr. and and daughter remained for the bal- P. G, Ellett and Mrs. Ellett. Mrs. home of Mrs. C. A. Clinton, with Mrs. the late Mrs. Elizabeth Field, Mrs. Mrs. Glen Bray. The refreshment ance of the week. Darling remained for,the week end. H. H. Hoyt and Mrs. C. F. Shultz as Lovisa Heath, 101 years old, of Wix­ assistant hostesses, Tuesday, Decem­ Pig commltte, with Mrs. Ben Marshall as Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seeley and Stanton Ellett of Grand Rapids also om, spoke at .the meetings. ber 12, for the annual Christmas par­ Chunk Pork Pork lb 10c chairman, will serve chicken pie. family spent Thanksgiving In Char­ was a guest of his parents during the ty. The program chairman Is Mrs. Mrs. Hattie Freeland Is visiting There wlU be an open forum between lotte. They were guests at the wed­ Thanksgiving vacation. George Percival. Mrs. M. D. Graham and son In Grand two sides, under the leadership of ding of Mrs. Seeley's sister. Miss Mil­ The December meeting of the Webb Rapids. Mr. Graham Is now In Cin­ — —1 Homemade Dorr Cady and Mrs. Clarence Rey­ dred Young, and Raymond Spies of School Improvement club will be held The Mason Child Study club met cinnati, having recently been promot­ UOrneCl Beet Young, render 13c nolds, and everyone is requested to Grand Haven. The wedding occurred at the home of Mrs. Willace Smith Wednesday night at the high school. ed from sales manager of the Grand come prepared to speak on the sub­ at noon at the home of the bride's Thursday afternoon, December 7. It Dr. W. A. Spr ngborg of Lansing, an Rapids district to sales promotion No Bone lb. jects of mob violence, taking Intfl parents. Mrs. Spies wU be remember­ will be a Chrlstmaa party and every­ optometrist, spoke to the group on manager of the Cincinnati district for consideration the recent happening to ed by many Mason people as the one Is requested to bring an inexpen­ eyes. There was a good attendance. the Chevrolet Motor Car company. California, and the head tax InMlchk youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. sive gift and either popcorn or home The next meeting will be the annual Mrs. Graham and son will Join him Phone 301 350 S. Jefferson Mason gan. |||>.,,M. Young, former reildenta here. madefcandy. Chrlatmas party for the children. there at the close of the school year. •'ill. Page Eight INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7,1933

giving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Her­ White Oak man Dorr. Georgia Hall, for Treatment of Paralysis By Mrs. Fred Hayhoe Herman Riggs, who has been very ill for the past three weeks, suffered a relapse the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Htiyhoe and H. J. Green was a Thanksgiving family, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Boyle and guest of his daughter, Mrs. George family and W. J. Hayhoe were the Gorton, and family of Jackson. guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Wil­ Eugene Pickett and Warner Pickett Maroons Take Lesson liams Thanksgiving. and family spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. James Wilcox and Mr. and Mrs. Ben I-Iaynor of Brook­ LEAGi TEAMS From Lansing Eastern daughter spent Thanksgiving with lyn. Mr. and Mrs. Wil Clark of Millville. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Proctor are nicely COACH FIEKCE PLEASED OVER Mrs. Howard Sheathelm visited at settled in their new home on the Nor­ OPEN ME CAMPAIGN INITIAL SHOWING. the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. man Topping farm. James Wilcox, from Thursday until Philip Dailey and family spont. TEAMS SWING INTo ACTION Coach Cyrus Pierce is not down­ Sunday. Thanksgiving with thoir parents, Mr. FainAY NIGHT. hearted over the 26 to 6 clefeat his Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Wilkins and and Mrs. Hudkins. Mason high school basketball team son of Lansing spont Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cady wero Sun­ took at tho hands of Lansing Eastern with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright. day guests of Mr. ana Mrs. J. H. Hny­ 11 S(!li(it)Is Hi!f|>ru.sciit(Ml III I-eiijnic last Wednesday night. The coach ex­ Donald Mannard and tamlly have ner. .Suliednlo. Cliiini|>l()ii.s To Illive pected a score of about that propor­ mov'ed to the Frank Barnhart farm. Mr. and Mrs. 1'om Howard spont Toiig-li Slcddbig. tion inasmuch as a class C team was Mrs. A. Berger and children visited Sunday with his mother in Marshall. meeting a class A team on the class relatives in Indiana froin Wednesday Opening tlie 1933-34 county league A team's floor. The Maroons were a until Sunday. The children returned basketball schedule, 10 teams of the trifle bewildered by the size of the home but Mrs. Berger remained for league wil swing into action Fridny Lansing gym and were carried under a week. DR. K. E. SCHURR night, Bath, the only idle member of by the man power of Lansing Eastern. Miss Norma Hayhoe is spending Osteopathic the week with hor sister, Mrs. J. L. the league, does not start their sche­ Coach Walter Graff kept sending fresh PHYSICIAN & SURGEON dule until Friday, December 15, when men into the fray. view of GeorKln Hall, an liislltutlon for the treatment ot infantile paralysis, presented to President Roosevelt Boyle. Diagnosis, Surgery, Rcctiiil Ols- they play at Dansville, The Lansing Eastern team had hy tho Warm Springs fonndation on his arrival nt wiiriii Sprlng.f, On., for a short vacation over Thanksflving dny. casc«, Obstetrics. The teams opening tho season are speed and cleverness to more than Money for tile erection oC tho hulldings was obtiiined tliroiife'li piihllc subscription In Georgia. A hold, hospital and South Leroy Webberville and Leslie at Leslie; offset the height of the Maroons. ndmlnlstratloii building coinprLso the Institution. Town and Country CaUs By Mrs. W. L. Rice Stockbridge at Okemos; Holt nt Wil­ Cline made five of the six points Phone SU-n liamston and Dimondale at Fowler­ garnered by Mason. He snagged a OVEa DAVIS CLOTHING CO. vlUe, Haslett and Dansville tipped brace of baskets and added a free Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Nelson and Gold Miners Are Mighty Busy These Days Mnson tho lid from the county league sched­ toss. Slusser contributed tho extra family spent Thanksgiving with his ule when they played at Okemos Wed- point. Coach Pierce was especially sister, Mrs. Arlo Bennett, of Trenton, nesdtay night. pleased with the showing of Cline at Mrs. Rose Nelson returning homo The members of tho county league center, Swartout at guard and Slusser with them. nro Bath, Dansville, Dimondale, Fow- at forward. Clino proved that he can Mrs. Ivan Monroe entertained her Mason Theatre lorviile, Httslott, Holt, Leslie, Olfomos, stand the gaff at center. Swarlout brother. Dr. Charles Holland nnd fam­ Stockbridge, Wobborville and Wil­ played an excellent lloor game. Slus­ ily of Lansing and Mr. and Mi's. Fi'cd liamston, Fowlervillo, IDimondale and ser displayed a fast brand of bnskot- Holland of Wobborville, Thanksgiving. Bath, being natural rivals for Inghnm ball thnt stairips him as more than tMrs. Jamos Hodge is ill. county schools altliough not in the pi'omising. Aseltino, stellar forward Thanksgiving gutfsls of Mr. nnd cotinty, piny in tho league, of last year, failed to hit his stride in tMrs. tMerton Rico wore Mr. and tMrs. Cliiiiiips ,^Iiiy iN'ift ltfp(!:it tho Lansing game. John Schwied nnd fnmily, Mr. and There is a growing bolicf thnt this Tho I'VIason starting lineup had Clino Mrs. Charles DcWators and family, year Dimondlilo, for the past sovernl at center, Asoltine nnd Lang at the Mr. and Mi's. David DeWators of Eat­ years champions of the group, will not forwards nnd Swartout and Klnnlson on Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Loo Nor­ be able to repeat. The loss of War­ at the guards. Slusser was inserted rls of Charlotte. ren !tnd Ashton will be keenly ff'lt in for Lang, lleynokis for Asoltine and Kathlone Risch spont the week ond tho Enlon Counly cniup, it is bclievod, Yerks for Klnnlson. wilh her parents. Mi', nnd Mrs. Herlii nnd doubt hns been expi-essed by some Mason's next game and tho confor- Risch. of tho iVInroon's followers whether onco opener is at Enlon Rnpids a week Mr. and Mrs. Foi'ris Smith and Coitcli Ynrgor can find a cnndidate to from Friday night. Tho Cnrdlnnis baby spent tho past week with hor fill tlio shoes of the capable Warren at nro reported lo hnve another fast people in Ohio. center, Tho Holt Rniublers lost four team built around Frazior. The first Mr. and tVIrs. Ivan Monroe and fam­ reguliti's but hnvo .alrendy developed n home stand of tlio Maroons is Decem­ ily attended the Young People's rally well rounded tcaiu, Tho other tfmms ber 22 when Coach Barnliill brings his nt Grovonburg Sunday. are cxpoclod lo turn in thoir usilnl Charlotte cagors hero. This week and Mrs. Merton Rice and Roba spent performance this soiison. next the Mason conch is polishing his from Thursday to Sundfty with hffr The schedule for the season is ns charges nnd speeding up tho tempo. people at Eaton Rapids and Charlotte. follows: Docemboi- 8, Leslie nt Wob­ borville; stockbridge nt Okemos; Holt ;lt Williamston and Dimondale at Spurt In Last Period Northwest StocltbridKe Fowlcrvillo, Decolnbor 15, Bath at By Mrs. W. L. Sharland Dansville; Haslett at Dimondale; Causes Hornet Defeat George O'Brien in Wobbei-ville at Okomos; Losliff at Wil- liitmslon; Holt at Fowlervllle, De­ sr. tMAUY'S TIJAILS 8-3 AT IIALF- Mr, and Mrs, Harley Beach and Mil­ cember 22, Holt at Bath; Diniondnle W.AV MAKK. ' Tllo ililillllll.sll'.'lliffil'.s ilinilt.'iilr'.v pOllcy has gi'oiitly sllniiililtod tile niiniiig of gold and tllOiisllllfl.s Of pol'.sffll.s ill'o liiLsy dred Grostofon spont the vVeek end in "Robbers' Roost" nt Dnnsville; Hnslett nt r..eslio; Stock- gollillg fill! Hie iil'OfifiiLs illel.'il. 'J'lle pllolograpli shows men alld woiilen panning I'or gnUI at a ilew "hnnlln/.a" near Indiana, Zane Grey'.s most exciting ad­ bridge nt Williamston and Okeiuos at After leading tlie scoring Friday Doll vol'. Ciflff. Mr, and Mrs, Bruce Hewlett enter­ Fowlervillo. night thf: Williamston Hornets were tained Earl Walker and family venture story, also stars. Dansville has always had Thanksgiving, .laniiary 5, Okomos nt Dimondale; dcfoatffd by the SI. Mni'y's cagors of strong court teams and will likely set Carl Ashmoro and family, Mr, and Holt at Leslie; Dansville at Stock- Lnnsing, in a last period spurt by the Pollok Comers "the Century Of Pro­ the pnco in tho city league. Ml'S. William Robeson, Mr. and Mrs. bridge; Balh'at Webboi'ville; Hnslett sooi'o of 20 lo .12. The Hornels led in D LLEENIERSTEAM By Erma Pollok Frank Frinklo of Stockbridge, and gress Exposition" at Wllliitmslon. .Tanuniy J2, Holt nt Lho scoring for the fii'st hnlf, wilh a While all assignments have not yet score of S lo 3. been made, tho teams will be made up Mr. and Mi's. Will Locke spent Dnnsville; Biith nt Leslie; Hnslett al Thanksgiving with Ed Robeson and riie world's g-reatest fair, re­ Okomos; Fow)ei'ville al Stockbridge; Tlie parochlals rotiirnod in tho Lliird about as follows: Percy Folor and family and M:r. and mm] LEAG family. corded in talking pictures. Williamston at Wobborville. .lanuary period and rung up seven points to Mrs. Wallace Johnson and children Murray's Allstars, Don Murray, Cy Fred Wilson and family spent li), Dimondale nt Bnlh; Holt al Has­ their opponents two and broke the tie SIX TEAMS TO PLAY FOR CITY spont Thanksgiving at Belle Folor's. Pierce, Hollis Bartlett, Curtis Bart­ Thanksgiving with Mrs. Wilson's sis­ lett; Williamston !it Okeiuos; Wob­ in tho foui'th cjuitrlor by outscorlng TITLE, SEASON SPLIT. Mrs. Noi'n Miller and Doris and lett, Neil Dolbeo, Harry Spenny ter near Munith. borville at Stockbridge; Leslie at Fow­ lho Hornets by eight points. Haulo, Evelyn Cole woro at Mrs. Elmer (Capt), Al Lukarilla, Harold Glynn Mr. and Mrs. Orville Cosgray spenl Sunday and iWonday lcrvillo. .lanuary 20, Okomos at Bath; St. Mary's center, led the scoring for Glinies Seliediilcd For ifMiinday And if'rost's for Thanksgiving. and Lawrence Tripp. Thanksgiving with hor parents in Leslie at Dansville; Holt at Dimon- the parochlals and Durham and Ket­ Thiirsdiiy NIglils, Two Games Mr. and Mrs. Edd Ballard and chil­ Aurelius, Lynn Harkness, P. Hol­ Meadsville. ditle; FowlervilUf at Webberville; chum each turnod in four points for dren spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Rtmked For Each Night. comb, Charles Davis, Lynn Haynes, SLockbi'ldgo at Hnslett. tho Hornets. Ballard's parents. Gordon Brown, Mr. and Mrs. George Dee Bray, Ronald Smalley, Woodrow Brocklehurst from Detroit and Cora The Williamston reserves jolted the Mondny morning arrangements I'-obruary 2, Fowlervillo at Dnns­ Post and E, Harkness. Mr. and Mi-s. William Storm, .lamos Sharland from Mt. Clemens spent parochial second siring into an IS to were made to allow Dansville to enter ville; Stockbridge at Leslie; Holt at Cap's Auto Painters, Charles Park­ Kent, Mrs. Roy Hobart, Mrs. Lottie Thanksgiving with W. L. Sharland IG victoi'y. a team in tho city basketball league. Kent, Mrs. Sarnh Plobnrt and Mr. and Wobborville; Dimondalo at Williams­ hurst, Dick Bullen, Reuel Kruse, L. and family. The Dansville aggregation is the sixth Mrs. Stanley Voss and baby woro at ton; Bath nt Hnslolt. Februnry 9, Thornbloom, Hartley (Hunk) Hanos, team. Tho others aro Davis Clothing, Jason Pollok's for Thanksgiving. Williamston at Bath; Holt at Okemos; Holt And Williamston Mick's Hardware, Murray's Allstars, Francis Burgess and Charles Drake. Dimondalo at Stockbridge; Dansville Mr. and Mrs. George Shrum enter­ Stockbridtic Town Line { Aurelius and Cap's Auto Painters. Davis Clothing, Otis Clipper, Ru­ tained for Thanksgiving the following nt Webberville; Fowlei'villo nt Has­ Open League Schedule The (irst gap,ies were played Monday dolph Michitsch, Ranald Lang, Harry By Mrs. J. H. Hayner f lett. Febi-unl-y 16, Fowlei'villo at guests, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Barrigor night when Davis Clothing and Cap's Swartout, Jess Harkness, "Charlie" and children, of Detroit, and Mr. and Bnlh; Williamston at Dansvillo; Web-' TE.-VMS IIAVE PLAYED ONI team clashed in the first game and the Bell and Wayne (Slim) Campbell. Mrs. Roy Shrum of Detroit. Mr. Barbour of Unadilla, who has borville at Dimondale; Holt at Stock- Mick's and Allstars met in tho second William Powell in GAfME THIS SEASON. Mick's Hardware, Charles Clipper, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gragg and child­ boon very ill at the Stockbridge Me­ bridge; Okomos at Leslie. February game. On Thursday night Mick's and Coland Lamphere, John Edgar, Ben ren of Detroit spont Thanksgiving and morial hospital for tho past seven 20, Leslie at Dilnondalo. February 23, Dansville will play the flrst game "LAWYER MAN" After meeting defeat at the hands Strickland, Robert Jones and Theo the week ond with Leah and Kenneth weeks, died Friday. Dansville at Okemos; Bath .at Stock- ,• t T^rminsr while Aurelius and Davis Clothing are school teams last Friday Barker. Squires. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dickey and With Joan Blondell in a comedy bridge; WilliUmsLon nt Fowlei'villo; ,,|p.,7f t p Holt Ramblers and the matched for the second tilt. Two toams will bo idle every night There was no school last week at daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Clove Wobbffrvlllo at Haslett. I Williaiustowt, t', "t'n Hornets will open their tlirillcr. A split season has been determined as only two games will be allowed. the Pollok. The teacher, Alice Colo, Shinebury of Jackson were Thanks­ Dansville and Dimondalo have county league cage season Friday upon. The winner of the flrst series Each team will carry eight men and was ill. scheduled a game with Mason. Tho night, December 8, at Williamston. will thon meet the winner of the se­ no interchanges of players are to be Mr. and Mrs. Frank Everette and Aggies will meet the Maroons Janu- The toams will meet, on even terms cond series for tho cliampionship. permitted. children spent Sunday with Minnie ary 19 and Dimondalo will play at Ma- ginoo both schools suffered about the The Dansville team will be built Tho following is the schedule for Blanchard. son February 23. The Dales have al- same loss of veterans last season by around a gala.xy of former Aggie the season: so scheduled a game with Sunfield, to graduation. Mr. and Mrs. Krusse entertained relatives on Thanksgiving. Arthur W. Jewett bf> played at Sunlield January 12 and, Adcock is the only regular left from iMASoN INDEPENDENT BASKETBALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE Mrs. Viva Frost spent last Thurs­ Olivet will play at Dimondale .lanuary last year on the Holt squad. However, day night with her sister, Mrs. Nora 16. 9:00 o'clock game Coach Davies has a number of likely 8:00 o'clock game • Miller. prospects and it is said that Dart is Dec. 4 Davis vs. Cap's Allstars vs. Mick's Benjamin Burke who is in camp at FUNERAL DIRECTOR developing rapidly at right forward. Holt Ramblers Beaten 7 Mick's vs. Dansville Aurelius vs. Davis Cadillac spent the week end with his Tho Hornets lost three regulars but mother, Mrs. John Snivley. 11 Cap's vs. Aurelius .Mlstars vs. Dansville In Season Opener '^^^'^ ""'^•"p Mr. and Mrs. Burton Shrum enter­ 356—Phones—132 Mick's vs. Cap's ^ season. 14 Davis vs. Allstars tained the latter's sister and husband, 18 Dansville vs. Mick's Davis vs. Aurelius Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gravell of Dray­ -VDCOOK LEADS SCOIMNG, BATES 21 Cap's vs. Dansville Allstars vs. Aurelius ton Plains, also her father, Lenard Funeral Home 605 South Jefferson Ave. STARS FOR LANSING. Haslett To Play Home Colo, Sund'ay evening. 28 Davis vs. Mick's Alstars vs. Cap's Games at Okemos Gym Ambulance Service West Junior high school cagors of Jan. 4 Mick's vs. Aurelius Davis vs. Dansville Lansing opened their basketball sea- ,rof t r.,\i\ir«i ati to uf pi avpii 8 Aurelius vs. Cap's Allstars vs. Dansville son Friday night, gaining a 19 to 13 "O'^'- ^"'^niy-^ApVnu v 11 Davis vs. Cap's Mick's vs. Allstars FILM NEWS victorvictory over tho rangy Holt quintetquintet. , , . 15 Dansville vs. Aurelius Mick's vs. Davis MASON THEATRE Bob Adcock, Holt loft guard, was re- Lack of a gymnasium often proves sponsible for 10 of his team's 13 o be quite a handicap o many schools 18 Cap's vs. Dansville Allstars vs. Aurelius points. Robinson found the hoop for "9^ dampen the ardor of the 22 Cap's vs. Mick's Davis vs. Allstars the other three. students of Haslet and Holt high 25 Mick's vs. Aurelius Davis vs. Dansville When a smart foreman on a big Ar­ „ , . ^. , „ , „ , schools. Neither of these schools have izona ranch some thirty years ago de­ S% Notes Captain Dick Bates of tho Cowboys suitable floors upon which to play 29 Allstars vs. Dansville Aurelius vs. Cap's cided to run his employer's cattle led the Lansing team in scoring with ^.^mo games or for scrimmage. How- Feb. 1 Aurelius vs. Dansville Mick's vs. Davis across the line into Mexico and sell sev(2n points. Coryell was close be- over, both schooVs.are considered 5 Cap's vs. Allstars Davis vs. Dansville them himself, he wrote a chapter in Maturing in one year, issued by this com­ hind his team mate with six points.' strong contenders for the county lea- Southwestern history that is now Robinson accounted for the other flve 8 Cap's vs. Aurelius Allstars vs. Mick's gue title this year. commemorated on the screen. Zano pany for your investment funds points for West Junior. Haslett, comparatively a newcomer 12 Davis vs. Aurelius Dansville vs. Mick's Grey used this incident as the basis in county league athletic circles, will 15 Davis vs. Cap's Allstars vs. Dansville for his story, "Robber's Roost," and with George O'Brien and Maureen O'­ Scores Are Uneven In play all games scheduled as home 19 Mick's vs. Cap's Aurelius vs. Allstars Sullivan in tho leading roles, the Fox , contests at the Okomos school gymna- 22 Cap's vs. Dansville Davis vs. Allstars Openmg League Games s'""''' ^he games win be played on Films version of the tale, coming Fri­ Dart National Company I dates that will not conflict with activ- day and Saturday to the Mason Thea­ „ , .'ties of the neighboring school. Haslett tre, proves to be excellent entertain­ Under Stale Supervision SATTLER WINS NUMERAL were callers at the Godley home ment. The battle between O'Brien D.WIS CLOTHING AND MICK'S will use the court for practice part Owned by Stockholders ol The Dart National Bank "Merle Sattler of Grand Ledge won Saturday. and the crooked foreman, his rescue HAIIOWARE WIN TILTS. of the week and the facilities of M. Mr. and Mrs. William Malcho were S. C. at other times. his freshman football numeral at of the heroine from a landslide, his fl­ Michigan State. Sattler who smashed in Ann Arbor with her sister Thanks­ nal show-down and the thrilling gun Mason, IMicliigan 8tl Davis Clothing and Mick's Hard- Holt is also a school without a local giving. ware came out ahead in the opening gymnasium. The Ramblers use the every line in Little Seven ranks in battle when the posses make their games of the city basketball league floor at Walter French junior and 1931 and 1932 is looked upon by surprise attack, are some of the big moments of the picture. Monday night. Davis Clothing wal- the Dimondale high school for prac- Michigan State coaches as an excel­ loped Cap's Auto Painters 40 to 20 tice purposes. All of their games are lent prospect for the varsity next Bunkerhlll and Ingham Added attractions include complete year. He has speed, power and nat­ while Mick's Hardware took the mea- scheduled away from home. It has Town Line talking pictures of the Century of ural ability. He is also showing con­ sure of Murray's Allstars 43 to 23. j been rumored that plans are being By Mrs. Henry Dunsmore Progress Exposition, and chapter ten siderable class as a punter, "Mike" Lang, Swartout and Ote Clipper ""^^e for the erection of a community of "Tarzan the Fearless." CaJstecl reported on a recent visit William Powell at his best, and were the point makers for Davis, building in Holt for the purpose of here. In addition to his athletic abil­ Lang accounted for seven baskeU athletics, social functions and a lib- Clinton Dunsmore spent Sunday teamed for the flrst time with Joan ity, Sattler is rated an excellent stu evening with his nephews, William BlondeU, sums up "Lawyer Man," while Swartout chalked iip flve In just f^ry. However, all games scheduled dent. Back of the Investment about as many minutes. Clipper made 'his season will be played on foreign and John Malcho, and families of Warner Bros, fast-moving comedy four buckets. Lang played at center courts, White Oak. drama, comhig Sunday and Monday. with Jess Harkness and Swartout al Al Simpson spent Sunday with his Don't look for heavy court room dra­ ternating at one forward while Clip­ Dart District family at Dearborn. ma, however. Although there are in shares of this mutual company stands first per played the other. Bell and Mich­ By Mn. BatUe Godley Eidon Williams Is spending a few some poignant moments before the itsch played good games at the guard From the Sidelines days at the International Livestock jury, the picture deals more with ro­ mortgages on individual homes, the most desirable show at Chicago. mantic than legal entanglements. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Crandall Jerome Tanghe and family enter­ Powell Is seen as a young lawyer security known. and family spent Thanksgiving with tained company Thanksgiving. whose string of victories wins him a place In a big law firm. His success Hanet sSteff yronc'e^KS ^^^^ her sister In Eaton Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fosdlck, who Let us tell you more about this 43 year old '^^^'^'^^^ fT^' Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Wilcox enter­ have been 111 for the past few weeks, goes to his head, and he is striving for recognition in high society when he is tZ'i}^Vrft?L^\Vl^^^^ ^" schedules'are the tainelatesdt stylMre. and Mrs. Titus and chil­ are gaining slowly. company. n ih« S „„P^ tt,i r.!^= l» county league circles. Several of dren Thanksgiving. Rae Meyers, who Is working In De­ framed and disgraced by political ri­ iutS^iastedTead' ^^^^ ''"^^ ^ames some of The Ladles Aid of Vantown met on troit, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. vals. His start again at the bottom the weeks. Thursday. Meyers here. and his gradual achievement of suc­ Mick's Hardware put on a free- ! ! ! Mrs, Mabel Nichols and Margaret Clinton and Vinton Dunsmore and cess, and incidentally of revenge, scoring exhibition against the All-' Webberville and Leslie renew the of Webberville were with Mrs, Nich­ Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dunsmore and forms the stirring conclusion of this stars. Strickland led the chase with rivalry of the past few years when ols' father a few days last week, Roy spent Thanksgiving with Roy unusual story. seven buckets. Lamphere accounted they meet at Leslie Friday. Leslie Claud Clements was In Detroit with West and family. The usual short subjects are also on for flve ^agkets while Theo Barker has a full squad of veterans this sea- stock Monday. John McCabe and family entertain­ the program. Kttiigfltmgttt flIompattM counted foiir times. John Edgar snar- son and Is expected to give league Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Clements spent ed company Thanksgiving. The attractions for the next week ed two fleld goals and a brace of free leaders a run for the money, Thanksgiving at the Charles Godley end Include Blng Crosby and big cast 1260 Griswold Street, Detroit, Mich. throws. Chuck Clipper counted once i t ! home. Christmas Seals are tbe ammuni­ In "Too Much Harmony," and June Detroit's Oldest Building and from the floor. i The league will lose two brUllant Mrs, Ina Smith of Jackson Is visit­ tion In the war against tuberculosis. Knight in "Ladles Must Love." Loan Association Lukarilla made four baskets for cagers at the end of the season. Earl ing her brother, Wesley Warfle, and The enemy is on the run, but Is not Coming soon are Wheeler and the Allstars. H. Bartlett found tbe Sattler of Dimondale and Bob Adcock Local Representativs! D. .P. Whit« family. vanquished. Tuberculosia Is atlll the Woolsey in "Dlplomanlacs," Katherine more, Mason; Wm. H. Joluuton, LeiUe hoop three times while Murray and of Holt are winding up their high Mr. .and Mrs. Sam Geer of Toledo leading cause of death in the first de­ Hepburn in "Little Women," and Mae C. Bartlett made two buckets each, school careers. and Mrs. Fred Gauss of Plainfleid cade of maturity, West in "I'm No Angel." Si- INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, IWASON, MIC HIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7,1933 PaRe Nine

Columbia Road GREAT BARRIER Farm Leaders Predict By Mrs. W. 0. Norrta HOLT J Return Of The Horse LURES SAVANTS Buying Power of Hogs By Mrs. Jiunes P. King The pupils of the Webb school will s....i....,i TRACTORS TO BB SUPBIISBUED soon begin preparations for a Christ­ BY HORSES ON FAItMS. Vast Submarine Reef of Coral First McUiodlst Eplscoiml Ciiiircli mas program. Articles Farmers Buy Cost in Terms of H( E. A. Runkel, pastor Off Au,slra]ia. A return ot the horse to tho farm, Robert Bcnslnger has been absent 10:00 a. m. Morning worship, with (100 pounds each) with his mechanical competitors being from school because of illness. the celebration ot the Lord's Supper. stored away in the barn, will probably Wo had visitors from the Mason, Propffrof! Ify Nhtlnhhl CooKrapIfto Society, 11:10 a. m. Sunday school. A. Wem­ WftsiilnKtoh. U, C—WNU Service. be seen during the next few years on Pinlc and Middleton schools, Friday. ple, Supt. li' TillO sen wont di'y iilong the American farms,, while the farmer Elnoro and liichard Lyons have re­ L 1914. 7:00 p. m. Epworth League. Clari­ enst const of Queonslnnrt, a thou- will go in for a wider variety of crops, turned to our school. belle Helmker, president. predicted Professor H. S. Patton, head I ,snnd miles of Coral "iwr/.c" vvonid 7:45 p. m. Wednesday, choir rehear­ Mr. Perlcins and two sons of Eaton of the economics department, Michi­ ho revonlcd. 'J'he Groat Barrier sal at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rapids called on Mr. and Mrs. W. C. gan State college, at the second an­ Norris Monday afternoon. Roof of Aii.s'ti'nilii must not bo liiiag- Ouellotte, Incd as a continuous stiucture, like nual labor institute hold at the Uni­ Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson and 7:45 p. m. Thursday Bible Study the Great wall of China; It Is formed versity of Michigan. family of Onaway, Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ and pr.\ver service at the church. by Inniinierilhle reefs, nnd ii map of The prices for which the farmer has thur Wilson and Mr. and tMrs. Fred L 1930 sold his crops and the prices which he Jiist one section resembles n coinplcv Bible Sunday will be observed in Wilson and family spent Thanksgiv­ has had to pny for goods ho buys, Holt Presbyterian cliurch next Sunday ing with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carven. jig-saw puzzle. Then there nro the havo been separated by a wide gap morning at 10:30. The pnstor will Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wilson returned Isles, moilntiilnoiis llnd forested, of the over since tho latter part of 1921, so speak on the text, "The Entrance of home with tlieir parents and remained Inner zone, nnd lllp ntolls nnd cays tliat agriculture, as a part of tho Thy Word Giveth Light." The choir until Sunday. that nro Irilo conll Islands. American business sot-up has been, on will furiiisli special music. Tho Sun­ the wliolo, "in the rod" for more than Mr, and Mrs. Ray Bullen and son For nearly n contui'y tllo Clront Bnr- day school will meet at 11:45 with L 1930- a decade, Professor Patton pointed spent Thanksgiving day with his sis­ rlor hns Intrlgiiod science by tile proh- music by the orchestra. The Young out. To correct this situation produc­ ter, Miss Maude Bullen. Icms tlint It pro.srfiits to scn'Onl-'^ls, l^eople will meet for their Round tion must be reduced, while crop pric­ Elmer Holley and family of Lonsing 'Pablo Discussion at 6:30. The union pliyslo;,'nii)lioi's aiid nnttirnllsts. It hns es must bo brought to the level of oth­ were at L, G, Webb's Monday, service will be in the Presbyterian lured siicll jiin.slors of mnrlno zoology er prices, the gap being closed by the Mr, and Mrs, W, C, Norris and ,To- church at 7:45. Mr. Phillips will lead as Alo.\-nnflor Agnsslz nnd A. G. Mliyer processing tax, or similar bonus to tiio seph Hafner spent Thanksgiving day a group of high school students in a from Amorlcn, nnd I'ocenlly n llritl.sli ^95 farmer, lie said. health play. Tho general public is at thoir sons in Holt and visited with oxpcdition hl'oko f.'nlllp ilftor a yonr on L 19331 Mrs, Mai-y Lyons, who left for her cordially invited. With millions of acres out of culti­ Ciiplillii Cook's lil'.sl corni Isllilid. • Rrjt a month! vation for snlo crops, to keep down home in Minnesota Friday morning, Chas. P. Andrews, pastor. iMrs. Lyons is Mrs, Herbert Norris' In nil tile Seven Sons thni'o Is noth- overproduction, the horse can cnsily stage a comeback, because this hind mother, IHK so wolldorful ns tills vnst suhmn- The Friendship Class of the Presby­ fJASED on the fair oxchaneo reia- power ot hogs has boon on a general things farmers buy boconio double may be used as pnsture and for win­ Mr, and Mrs, Herman Bullon spent rino "ciii'lnlii" nf col'iil, Iho Inl'KCSt terian church is planning its next *^ tlonship with prices of UilngB downwiird trend. their pro-war level, tlion lho fair ox- ter food, thus making dobbin's keep Thanksgiving day with Mr, and Mrs, cni'dl reef in lllo wol'ld, wllrfso niitilro pnrty for Wednesday evening, Decem­ In 1932, the fair exchange value change value will be double the pre­ very clioap, as compared with tlio casli Clayton Snow of South Aurelius, farmers buy. hogs during tho past ber 13, witli supper at G:30 and tlie nnd origin roillaln linlf veiled in niys- of liogs was $7.75 por hunrtrotlwclght, war price ot hogs. outliiy needed.to run his meclinnicnl Clarence Leonard and Beverly and decade have had m.itorlally loss pur- usual snndwichfis and another dish to tcl'y, Tho corn-hog production adjust­ substitutes, Pi'ofessoi' Patton stated, Ml'S. Miii'yetlc fjffonard spent Thanks­ The prices of things farluors buy bo brouglit by each family. All ad­ Toiirl.s'ls from mnny Innds ,nnil thou- Clinslng power than thoy liad In tho .-Vt the same time, lie looks for a re- giving day at the liome of A, I, Leon­ nvei'.'tgcd slightly above tlioir pre­ ment program under the Agricul- ult members and fiimilios arfi ospocinl- lire-Witr period. In 19.13, It took alioul lurii Lo a more "self suffieicnt" type ard, snnds of AiLstrnllillLs linvo iiiiiilo thfi war level. But tile actil.al I'arm price tui'nl Adjlistiuoiit Act seeks to raise ly invited and others who would liltc of farming, with If-fss emphasis being Oscnr Leonard was home from Ca­ vo.vdKfi Mlroilf,'li "Aiistnlllji'.s Oi'ilml CIglit hogs to buy what tliveo Ilogs of hogs In 1D32 wns only ?3.47 per liog pl'lcos to the curi'ont fair ox- to come. put on specialization in one or two dillac for tho wi:>ek end, Cnilill," the nl'on lietwecll lllo mnln- '.vOiikl buy In the IDIO-M period ns hilndroclwclglit, or $-l.2S holow fair cliailgo value. This may ho done hy The Scouts of Service are resuming crops and moro garden, fruit and Mr, nnd Mrs, Collins Huntington Innd, wKIl lis plll'ple Ilill.s, nnd the oxchnngo valim. liringliig prndlictlon Into bolter bal- Indlcatotl nbove. In all the yenl'a the plan of last year, to collect itnd re­ dairy products being raised and used and children went to Middleton Sun­ On I or llnrrlor, A ell 1 lii niiil iflt\'isiint HincQ 1D20.21 (oxceplliig In 1925-20 Pair cxclinnge value moans the alico with tlie most profitable do- pair broken toys to be given to needy riglit on Lho farm. This would prob­ diiy to see his sister, Marie, trip diii'lng !i jiortiffli of tile yf'nr, It pi'e-war price for hogs only when tlio ilmiid tlii'oligli a reduction In 1934 of when there was n toniiiorai-y roduc- children at Christmas time. They will ably menu a lessor cash ineoinc per Ml', and Mrs, David Norris from may be perilolls in Uio cyclolie senson. price of things farmers buy Is at 25 iiercnlit In hog production anil 2n be glad to have any articles left with year, ho snid, but tho "real", or total '.'on In liog supply) Uio purclinalng Lansing and Mr, and Mrs. ,Tohn Nor­ Mnny InilliChes llnd ILslllliR criift llio pro-war level, if tho prices Of porcoiit In corn acreage. Donald Clyde, at Albert's store, or income would bo as much or moro. ris froln Eaton Rapids visited at tho lilivo hooli wrcCkf'd ninoiij; tlio cnrnl, notify any of the members and tliey Professor l^nlLon also siiggcsLed holnc of Ivan Norris Sunday, will call and get them. Mr, and Mrs, Mike Corser enler- nr Kf'fne down In lho lu'ilrt of a stoi'lii tliat the fai'tner and the industrial tailied Company fi'Oln Lansing and within lllo r.nrl'ier, Hut nlivlKntlon nolSV'wilh Cffl'ilri'nllKS lhi't"';llHTlng"fIti-' baby from Webberville, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Helen Hall, who teaches in worker would move closer togothcr in • Bath Sunday, Is no Inn^'cr lllo nlf,'htilinrc it wns to slruclioii—siiilofl often whcl'o lhe reefs Levi Dean and sons of Lansing spent Marshall, spent tlie Thanksgiving coming yenrs, as deContralization of t HEALTH AND HYGIENE industry moves more plnuLs away the eni'ly vo.vliKci's, horoi'o the roof nro linch.'ii'led, In the fiiie.si for sea Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ballard. holidays with lier father and brothers, Mr, and Mrs, Albert Myers were from the largo cities to smaller towns. niilzos hnd hoen ilinppefl nnd routes .slugs llnd penri nnd tl'ffchus shell. i..«.....»..«»«..t..tM...t..«..«..t..f»«»«H«..»..*..i..«..»..t..«..*..i There was no school tho past week as Alice Cole, the teacher, was ill with guests at tho ISarl Jones home on If nnd when this comes, lie said, thC Grovenhurjj .s'life foi' even Iiu'ro vf.'.ssels (llsCovoi'ort. .Inpniicso own mnny of these venture- 1 quinsy. Sunday, factoi'y worker might very well spend By Mrs. Ilowiinl C. North nnn^er exists still, but the old fenr soilie crnft. 'rhc Biiliy'.s TIiynin.s At the base of tho neck and upper The Friendship Class of the Presby­ part of his Lime in tho sliop and part hns Kffno—lllo IliiiitllInK feiir of dis­ Irene WiUiams spent from Thanks­ on a smilli fiirm or gni'dun outside the Many Beautiful Islands. thorax lies a small gland called the terian Sunday scliool will hold a aster in tile Uciillii of Ctirnl. giving unlil Sunday with her grand­ town, as is Coinmon already in Eng­ Ml', and Mrs, Fl'fd Strobel onter- Lliymus. Its function is not definitely Christinas party for all adults of the 'J'he (ICplll of ille sell outside the mother. land and Germany, The regular farm­ t.'tined the former's brothers and their Surf Is Amazing Spectacle. „ , ,, , , ,, known but it is generally grouped Sundivy school .and their families oii The 4-H club will meet December 8 er will probably not suffer from this, f/imilies on Thanksgiving day. the evening of December 13 in the lAr.'i.ltj.stIc I.s lllo illoolliiff of longiie- Oreilt llnrrlor is pl'olound, but in tlie ^^,,1^,^ t,,^ g.,j^„j,g internal secretion. for the monthly social meeting with liowevf'i', lie sliid, sinct; most of Lhe Churcli parlors. Ml', nnd Mrs, Roy Ried wero jilca- lonj; rollor.s Of lllo oconn nnd the zone where cfiilstiil sienillers go sniely ; i„ infancy sometimes it is so large as ^oynZ-c] Tfi7 P.ernief^'oili," iiidusLrial workers' Crop would be used snntly surprised Monday evening on Mrs. George Shaw left Tuesday Orc.'lt r.nl'rlor. Oll dliys when lllo sun­ it varies frtnll nlfOut ten fnthonis to to interfere with breathing. Such a Mr. and Mrs^<=^""=', Wendel= l McFarren as addlLloiiiil food, luid not to reduce tvtr. Rif'd's birtlidivy by old friends Condition is known simply as an en­ morning for a week's visit in Detroit lit wnter holilnd lllo Col-lil linstlmi Is twenty; the olltor zolie Is lliucli deep­ and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McFarren of the amoillit bought from farmers. and nciglibol's. larged tliyinus. and Marine City. cnllu ennll^'ll for a cnlioo, innilntilinnils er, il]) lo seventy fntlioms. Bath, Miss Beatrice Otis and Robert Ml'S, Tillie Angell and daughters, It is hetwt'en tlleso two zones that These cases are quite rare but con- ,-. , t. . c Mr. and Mrs, Len Hillis ot Albion Marian and Ph.vliis, spent Thanksgiv­ waves iiOilllil lhf! reefs ulicelisllifjly, spent Monday visiting Mr. and tVIrs, f...... H...... I life niouiilniiifm.s i.sl.'liids lie, mnny of st.ut, „ e a tragedy wlu„m th,. e, ,sudde , n Mr^'^'^l^^^^r''^'''', and Mrs, Elmer Otis, °' ing day with the former's mother near The sill'f on lllo Oliler Hiil'rier nt hi^h them henulirul nnd soille the hollies of ''<=''^th ot a child Irom the shghtcst ac- VV, Parlter and family, Nortlieast l.,an.sin>jf Township liile, wllcn lho iii'ond rool'.s' Crests nre cident is found to be caused by an en­ Mr, and Mrs, Frank Everett and j'Vtembers of division No, 3 of lhf> Dansville. Mr, Angell has boon sick linppy petfille. Over Iliiiidreds of inllo,'f By W. K. West with the llu, liUlden, preseills nn (lmiizins spoCllicle. larged thymus. Without any outward family spent Sunday with Mrs, Min- Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society will ...... i of son they ni-o striiiig, close togollier Mr. nnd Mrs, Howard North, Leone A "loiiK lliio of liolling surf, spriilKlng evidence of disease the child is vul-' "ic Blanchard, participate in a Christmas parly and Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto Bf'cbf,' nnd fam­ nnd Liivina Nortli, Lizzie Moon and or with Ifiiig glips helween, ncrable to a trifling accident, Tlio Jason and Erma Pollok entertained Boheminii dinner at noon at the home up in mlil-oCenii v.illiout lliiy iippnreiit ily spent Thanksgiving dny with her iVrl', nnd Mrs. Cletus Strickllng nnd 'J'hoilsnlids Of folk wlio make tlie condition, first described in 1SS9, con­ at a Thanksgiving dinner Thursday, cjin.sp," Is the Inte Clilil'les llfMllC-y's dc- of Mi'S, Charles B, Connoi', on DffCem- parf'iiLs, Mr. and tMrs. Frank Snicdley. childl't^n spent Tlianksgivilig with Mr, winter loilr to Qlleelislnlid frolli south- sists of an excess of all lymphoid tis­ Dorothy .lohnson visited at the bcr 15. scrliitinn, 'J'hllt ^rellt lintlirnlist, whose Mrs. Wilkinson of SeatLle, Wash­ and Mrs. Arvido North, sue and very inadequate blood vessels. Dansville school Wednesday. knowlodKO of lllo Harrier wns iiiii'l- ei-n pOrls s;ly tliey linve been to llie The Win Parker's spent Sundliy in ington, lind Mrs. Belle Moore, had Rov, ,Tamos Franklin and Mrs, Difficult breathing is the most com- valod, dovoloil tllo IlLst few years of Grenl linrrier reef, wlierons tlioy liave Mr, and Mrs. John Snively enter­ Cadillac, Mrs, Roy Moore and family, Franklin of Nortli Branch spent sev­ merely siilled niiioiig llie lofty l.sllinds, inon symptoin. This is due to the tained company from Lansing Suii- Mrs, J, W, Wilsoii, who is spf'udlng eral days laat week with lier pai'onts, Ills life to I he study of lis prohloms. ineclianical effects of the enlarged j ^T^^y Mr, alid tMrs; Roy Moore nnd fam­ liinybe williout Iniidliig even on nn the winter on Mt, Hopt- i'oldtl, wilh Mi'. Ml', nnd Mrs, Buskirk, Rwnln Ueofs, flir soulh, nmrk the gland situated as it is in the center | ily wort' entertained at Lhe liome of ntoll Or n cny, tlio low cornl isles be­ Wilson's sisters, wiis in Ann Arbor hor brothf-r, Fred FulLon, nt Lake Tlie Young People's Rally was held liOKllinliiK of the Grent lllirrior Oiiler of the upper thorax. This symptom again this week for nn X-i'iiy c:

Legal Notice Legal Notice Lott District Michigan State Parks By Mrs. WUIlom BInkley Enjoyed By Thousands CANVASS OF VOTES MORTGAGE: SALE Cftnvffss of votes chat ftt tho Sjieciul Election Default having been niitdo In the conditions htld oa TiwuUir. tU StvMiUi dny of November, of a cei'tnin rehl estalo niorlRiigo whereby tlio ONLY SLIGHT DROP RECORDED 10113 and cititvaascd by the Boftrd of Cotinty Ingham County Legal News Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. J, BInkley, Cfinvitssers ot IiiRliftni County, MIchiRiin. power of snle Uieroin contidnud bocomo oper­ IN PAST SEASON. ative, mado by Fretl EUwanser itnd Mnrtlin November 28, a nine pound daughter, Tho wholo number ot votoH) Riven tor the EllwanRor, his wifo, to Wiliiftm H, Wioland o/rice of Koiif'effentntlve in Siidu LoRialfttfifo A SUMMARY OF LEGAL PROCEEDINGS IN INGHAM COUNTY Joyce Kathrine. ftnd Ida WIelftnd, hia wife, dated September Mr. and Mrs. James Helmker gave Although reports from through the (To Fill Vftcahcy) wfts 13,20Slund thoy wet'e 11. 1031, und recoi'ded in tho Ingham Couhty, state during the tourist season of 1933 Rivon for the folluwiifR ifhiifed Miof'sous! MichiRah, RcRtsler ot Dood'a oltico on Septem- a family dinner Thanksgiving day. J. (i. Uotftter received Fivtl Thotfaftnd itftti bor 12, 1031. ih libor 331 of mortgfiReB on pftgo The out-of-town guests were Mr. and Indicated a severe drop in the resort Five votes (COOli). Allftit Al McDonald f'e- 587. upon which mortRiiRo there ia now claim­ Mrs. Rina Dell of Lansing, Mr. and business under last year, a decrease ceivod Seven 'rhousftnd Si-x Ilhifdf'cd 'rhirly- ed to bo duo ftnd pftyiiblH for princlpfti and in­ ROSTER OF COUNTY OFFICERS of but 300,000 in attendance at Mich­ fotir votea (7l)3'l). Howftf'd UoiirIo f'oceived tef'oat llfo sum of SniCOS and taxes paid on Mrs. Leo Jones of East Lansing and Six lluhdf'cd Fifty-nine volts (650). 'I'otffI mortRnRed landa of ?18a.Sl, mnking a total igan's state parks has been reported votea 13,'JOS. f PROBATE COURT Miss Bernice Doll of Flint. debt of $1935.70, afdd mortRitRces hftving de- CIRCUIT COURT Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arend spent by the parks division of the depart­ Slhle of MichiRan, County of Ihghftni, aa, clfti'cd Ufo wholo debt aa duo and payable by ment of oonservation. Wo Uo Hereby Certify, Tltftt tho foreRoiiiR ia f'oft.son of morlRhRof-a' default in paying In­ M.I in office in Mason, branch at Lansing in Bauch Thanksgiving with B. F. Arend and It corfect alfttemeift of llfo votes Riven in (Ifo stallments of inlereat nnd taxes, fthtl no ault Thirtieth Judicial Circuit family at Alaiedon. P. J. Hoffmaster, superintendent of Cohhty ot liiRhfMfi, for the olfices ftftmcti in Bldg., open Mondays and Thursdays. ftt Iftw having boon brought to recover aftid Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Alberts spent state parks reported an attendance at such slfflenfenl find for Ufo uersons tlesiRffitteti tIebt, or uny pitrt thef'eof, notice ia hereby all parks for the season of 9,312,549 llfof'elh, fft the Special Elecll'on, held on 'rtfes- given^ thfft on Saturfhty, Febrfmry 3, 193.1, at Terms: January, 2nd Monday In January at Mason; last Thursday with her parents, Mr. tlfty, life Seventh dffy of Novefnifer, In tho ychr Judgo: Hon. L. B. McArthur, Mason. as compared with 9,616,521 who visit­ ton o'clock in tlfo fof'cnoon of anid dfty, ftt Ot­ March, 2nd Monday In March at Lansing; May, and Mrs. Carl Warner in Aurelius. offe Ihtiushnd hino htiffilf'ed uilf'ty-lhf'oe. tawa Street entf'ahco to City Hull liuilding Miss Bernice Dell attended a shower ed the parks during 1932. It repre­ In Witness WIfof'eof, Wo Ihhve herouhlu ael Lftnsing, InRham County, MichiRah, (thftt 2nd Monday in May at Mason; September, 2nd Probate Register: Charles A. Clinton, Mason. offr hftnds ftffil cfttfaed lo belhll'lxed lho sefti of IfefifK one of tlfo plffces whofo the IhRham at tho home of Mrs. Mary Rooney of sents a drop of but three per cent. Monday in September at Lansing, While the number of persons visit­ lho Cli'cuit Court for the Couhly of IhRham, Ctjtnity Cif-cult Court is hold), aaid mortRUKcea County Agent: J. M. Hewitt, Mason. Holt, given in honor of Miss Clara this loth dffy of Novefnbeff, iff the ycftr ono wfll, by virtuo of the powor ot aalo ih said Wiegman, whose mariage to Floyd ing parks remained almost the same Ihousftnd nine hundred thif'ly-llff'eo. mortRftRO ahfl in puf'suftncc of the staluto In Judges: Hon, Charles B, Collingwood and Hon. as during the previous year, the num­ (SEAL) I such cftso pf'ovided, sell at public auction tho- Supervisor of Mother's Penaions: Mrs. Karen Ly- Lott will take place soon. L. B. McAUTHUU. fthtla doacribed thef'ein, or so much as ahall Leland W. Carr. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Coleman enter­ ber of campers dropped 17 per cent, CLAllENCH W. LOGIC, bo ifoceaaftt-y to afttiafy the amount tluo lliorcon .^an, Lansing. Superintendent Hoffmaster said. Tho C. KOSS HILLIAIJD. ftt tlmfj ot shlo, toRetber wilh intefest tlicieon tained Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stone and from tifttf!. fit seven per cent, anfl all legnl Prosecuting Attorney: Dan D. McCullough, Lansing; sons of Albion Thanksgiving. parks reported 148,899 campers as Uoaf'tl offCuufily Cftnvftssef's. COUNTY CLERK compared with 177,967 for the year A'r'rESTi costs, Including nn attorney fee ot thirty-fivo Assistant, Benjamin F. Watson, Lansing. Main Mr. and Mrs. William BInkley spent C. UOSS I1ILHAH13, Clerk of Uoftfd of Coffn­ dollaf's, lands deacrfbcfl itaf CoihmehcihR 130 before. These campers built 40,340 ty Chnvffasers. I f'pds hof'lh of lho cehler of Warner Slf'eet ih office. Capital Bank Tower, Lansing. Mason of­ Main office at Mason, branch In Lansing city hall. Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. tlfo City of LfthaihR. and M f'otls west of the Surato. individual camps. The number of fice, 3rd floor Court Houso, open second and campers registering from Michigan City Limits (ohl), thehc-j horlh 21 rotis, Ufehco Mr. and Mrs. Orla Stillman of Lan­ Stffto of MichiRffff. CtMfnty of IffRlfafff. ss. west to the eaat lino ot the Manfifhcturcr'a Clerk: C. Ross Hilliard, Mason. dropped 18 per cent for the year, We Do Ilof'eby Certify, 'fbht the fof'egoihR ia fourth Mondays of the month, 1:00 to 3:00 p. m. sing caled on Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Al­ Kftilroad right ot way, thohco southerly ulong- numbering 128,787 of the total. a eorfect Irffifsurijfl of the sthteiheht of tlfo Bfffd rlRhl ot way to ft point duo woat of tho Lansing Chief Deputy: Flora G. Dewey, Lansing. berts last Thursday evening. llohf'd of Coffhly; ChhvffasJf'a of the Cotihty of place of lioRfhhinR, thence ehst to bogihhihR Sheriff: Thomas H. Hnnna, Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Rina Lott and sons, Campers from 46 states were reg­ InRiiftm, of the votea Riven in sfich Cotfffty for cohlfunifiR .Lli; acf'os, moro of' less, in town' istered at the state parks during the the olVlces hfffncfl iff shifl ftlfftenfont ffnd for the foffr north, f'hffRo two wcat. lielhR apphronliy OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS Robert and Doyle, spent Thanksgiv­ Iferaona doslRhhtifd thof'oih; hi tito SifociftI Eiee- year. Campers wero also registered now lot Ihfrty.fivo (35) of Assessor's Plat No. Court Officer: George H. Shaw, Holt. ing with the Rev. Richard Swoggar lioff, held off the Sovonllf tIffy of Novcfnlfof', 11 to the City ot LaiifuhR, MichiRhh; Treasurer'. Clarence W. Lock, Mason. and Mrs. Swoggar. from Canada, the District of Columbia 1033, so fifr lus it f'elfftos [to life votes ffffat fof' Probation Officer and Friend of the Court, Laird and Cardiff, Wales. shid oli'ice, ffs fiplieftf's ff'tjffi the of'iRfffffI stftlc- Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Clements en­ fnefft oh file In the olfiuelof tife Couffty Clerk. Also IsfRfhhfhR at a poiht lliO roda horlh of Register of Deeds: Ethel L. Phillips, Mason. Several of the larger parks, prin­ the ffohtof; of Warhor Street ahtl « f-oda weat Troyer, Lansing. tertained Mr. and Mrs. J. Alchin, Mr. Iff Witness WIfereof, Wo hffvo Ifof'etffflo sot of the Cfly Lfhfita of the City of LhnaihR, Drain Commissioner; George Graham, Mason. and Mrs. William Brokhoff and Mr. cipally in tho southern part of the offr hfffffis hfffl ffltfxetl li'e sehl of lifo Clf'ctfit thohco north lo Mhniifffctfff'er's Rffihvffy f'igiil Circuit Court Commissioners; Carl H. McLean and state registered more visitors than Court for tho County of of wfty, Ihohei! soullfweatorly itloitg aaid Mitntf. School Commissioner: Fred E. Searl, Mason. and Mrs. George Suprine of Lansing of Novtfffflfer In tho year one thotfsftitd hlffe facttfror a Rffllwfty rltilfl; of «.,ty to n point ,|tiQ Alvin A. Neller, Lansing. last Thursday. during the previous year, due, accord­ Ifffhtif'ofl thif'ty-lhf'etf. Road Commission: A. H. Phillips, chairman, Lan­ ing to tho parks division to the hoi woat of lho placo of boRiiihihR, Ufehco fluff cast Miss Bernice Dell returned to her (SEAL) I lo place of boRfhhifiR. cohlifininR .'i.S.'i ifcfes weather that prevailed during the State Con««rvation Officer, Glen Murphy, Mason. sing, L. T. Lasenby, Mason, C. H. Murray, school work'in Flint last Sunday af­ C. ROSS inLLIAUD. Couhly Clofk. all fn scctfoh five, town four horth, nthRe two summer months. L. U. McAUTHUU, Chfflrfffffn of life wost, LahaffiR Towhslflp, Inghffm Coffhty, Residence opposite county park entrance. Bunkerhlll. ter spending the Thanksgiving vaca­ Uoffrfl Jcf Coffnly Cffffvhssof'ff. MfohlRah. safd lahfis beiffg uffod tORother as tion with her mother. In several of lho parks, group one pftf'ceL camps or permanent camp buildings Miss Vorice Larner of Miller Road CEIt'I'lFlCATl'; OF jill'lTEKMINATION Dftted Novembor li. 1033. are provided for the use of Boy Scouts spent Sunday with Miss Ethel Lot. Slffte of MicbiRffn.: Cijtfffly of IhRhfthf. as. WILLIAM H. WIELAND, and Campfire girls, or similar organi­ 'I'Ifo liofif'd nf CtHifliyjChffvftsHfff's uf IffKlffffff The community Christmas party at ^ n „ „ '"'^ WlEr.-AND. MorlRiiRoeff. zations. During tho year 3,900 people Coffffly IfffvihR AacerlffirofI fffffi Canvh.sscfl the C F. & V. T. HAMMOND, Attorneya for the homo of Mrs. Mary Lamoreaux Votea of lho sevef'ifP, Wffrds fff sffid Cily. fff NEW CASES BEGUN made use ot these camps which are MortRhRooa, llusihesa Afldf'oas: (iOI Afherleah was well atendod. After the supper llto SlfcciftI EleclfofL ,ht;ifl off 'I'tfosflffy. life Sthlo SftviffRs llahk nffilding, Lanaini', Michi­ MORTGAGE SALE SUMMARY located at Bay City, Dodge Bros. No. Seveffth dffy of Novfffnbef'. A. 0. 1033. IN CIRCUIT COURT which was served by tho committee, Rhh. .|ntvl3 Listed below are dates, places of sale, condensed descriotions of 9, Walter J. Hayes, Interlochen, Van- no llef'eify Cef'tify ftfifl notef'ffflffu Chancery and Law cases begun in the usual business meeting was hold. 'I'Iffft Allftft A. Menoilfflil hftviffR f'ocoived the property, approximate amounts of mortgages, the mortgagors and Inghiun county clrciitt court dar­ Buren nnd Wells state parks. ifff'Rest fffffhifef' tff votffa is oleclofi ffs ff Reiff'e. MORTGAGE SALE It was followed by a program consist­ sefftfflive iff Stfitff LoRialfttfff'O Ci'o i''ill Vttcffff. Defftult hnving booh mftdo in lho cohditlohs mortgagees, and the attorneys In foreclosures occurring within the ing week ending Monday before ing of readings, recitations and a play of n fferlhfh mortghRO mailo by Wiliiftm IL MARRIAGE LICENSES ey). IsL Dialriel IffRhiin Coffffly. next thirty days. While great care has been taken in the compiling date nt publication. entitled, "How John Milhisler Got Out Iff Wilffess \Vlfi!f'ifof| AVe hffvo Ifef'offfflo set Dehh hntl .losephihu Doaff, bfisband ahfl wife, offr Iffffftls ftfftl fflfixeflhlfo seffi fff tlfff Cff'ffffil to Dahh 11, Honsoh hhfl llerUia A. Bf-hsoh, ot tliis summary, the publishers of the Ingham County News do not of Christmas Shopping." "Santy" husband afhl wifo. dhled tho Mllf dffy of Oc­ then appeared on tho scene bringing Ralph H. Myers, Mason __ —26 Coffrt for the Cotfffty of IhRhhfn. this lOlli tlfty guarantee its accuracy and will accept no responsibility therefor. This of Novefnifer ift llfo yoffr ono Ihousftnd hlffe tober, 1922. ahd f'ocof'ded in the olVico of lho popcorn, candy and gifts. The club Janet A. Austin, Mfison 19 hffnflred Ihirly-thfoe. ( RcRlster of Deefls for tho Couhty of IhRhftm summary is compiled and published for the protection and conven­ Law Guy Eernor, Lansing 31 (SEAL) t and Stalo of MichiRhh. oh Ufo I7th fifty of will moot with Mrs. Bertha Dell De­ October, 1022. ih Liber 230 of MortRhRea, on Bertha Brunt vs. Eugene Waring. cember 29, one week earlier than the Mildred Brent, Lansing 35 L. n. McAUTIIUR, ience of both mortgagors and mortgagees nnd other interested parties. CLARENCE W. LOCK, PhRO 308, off which mortgaRe there is clffihiffd Action not given. Glacheski & Gla- usual date. An oyster supper will be Laurence 13. Hutson, Waterloo, Ia_29 to bo duo ffl Ufo dale of this hotice, for prih­ cheski, attys. C. ROSS iriLLIAiUI, served. Eva L. Ostroth, Lansing 24 lioftf'd of Coffffly Cffhvff.ssef's. cipffl ahd Ihtcf'ost, (he suhf of $rj72.f"i.S. hfftl Grossman & Williams State Bank, ah ftttorhey's too ot $35.00 ffa providefl for Ify December 9, at Lansing. American of lot 2, Blk. 2 of Rumsey's Michigan Glenn F. Snyder, Lnnsing 22 ATTEST: I Iftw. ahd ho sffit or pf'oceedlhR at law havihR a Michigan banking corporntlon, vs. State Savings Bank vs. Crosby. The Ave. Add., Lansing, ,'?7649.20. Fred Helen G. Hamilton, Laingsburg __-23 G. itOSS HILLIARD, Clerk of Uoffrfl of Coffn­ been ifistilffletl lo recover the moifeya .aecffrcd Carl H. Wolf. Assumpsit. Clyde V. ty C'ftffvftasef's. by sftid mortRftRO, or any ifftrt Ihof'cof, E 92 ft. in width of lot 2, Blk. 4 of L. Warner, Atty. Fred W. Gubry, Williamston 22 King, atty. Stockbridge L, M. MeARTHUR. Chffirfnffh of Rohrd of Notice ia hof'chy Rivoh. that by virlue of lho Claypool's Subd., City of Lansing, ?9,- Margaret L. Maher, Lansing 22 Cotfffty Cffftvftssers. December 23, at Lansing. Urbanski Cliiincrry By Mrs. Vesta Thompson power of ahle cohtftihed ih said mof'tRaRC. ahd 727.31. Brown &. Gregg, Attys. vs. Price. Lot 3 of Blk. 3 of lot 14 of Albert R. Krider, Lansing 23 tho atatffto ih such case mffdo and provided, oh Joseph V. Mahash vs. Allyna Ma- Norma F. Paunco, E. Lansing 24 Mffsoff. MiolflRfffL Novoffflfer 10. iil;i3. tlio I7tlf flffy of Foliruftf'y. i03.L ffl 10:00 December 9, at Lansing. Central Seymour's Subd., City of Lansing, .'i!3,- hash. Divorce. W. F. Steinkohl, atty. Tlfo iioffrd tff Coffffly Cffffvffssof's fffet ffl lifo o'clock Ift tho foi'ohooh, lho uhderaighed will, Eugene E. J. Sundstrom, E. Lans.-21 oll'ieo of Ihe Couffly Clork ffl iff foil o'eiook A. Trust Co. vs. Neller. N 67 ft. of lot 043.21. Hayden, I-Iubbnrd & Rathbun, Eva Nelson vs. Clyde Nelson. Di­ H. A. Thompson of Detroit spent ht lho horlh rf'oht floor of tlfo City Hall, Ih 3, Neller's Subd., Lansing; also lot 17 Attys. last week Wednesday night with his Fern Hickey, Ncwberl'y 18 M. off tlfo ftbovo (Iftlo. the City of r.anaing, Ingham Couhly, Michi­ vorce. Hayden, Hubbard & Rathburn, Harry B. Yoolnnn, Jackson 25 Pf'osofft. L. H. McArllftfr, Clfff'eheo W. Lock, gan, that hoiifg a placo whef'e tho Circuit of Blk. 3 of Stebbins-Moore replat on December 29, at Lansing. Metro­ attys. mother here. C. Ross lllllfffrd. Court for tho County of Inghhih is helfl. sell Evelyn A. Trescott, Lansing 17 'I'he lloaf'fl met fthfl iff'occefletl Ui chhvff.ss the at public fufctioh, lo tho highoat bidflef-. the Blks. 13 nnd 20 at Townsend's Subd., politan Lifo Ins. Co. vs. Amsden. Lot Wcnonah M. Greenfield vs. Claude Mrs. Vesta Thompson spent City of Lansing. Allan R. Black, Atty. Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. E. S. votes for Reifro.sofflfftivo to fill vffcffhey Iff life premises dcacrilied ih sftid inorlRaRo. or ho 04 of Plat of Chesterfield Hills No. 1,' A. Groenliold. Divorce. Marshall, Legal Notice first Rolif'esofftftllvo Dislf'lel of Ihghfffh Coffffly mtfch thef'eof ffs mhy bo hocessffry lo pay llfo December 9, at Lansing. American City of East Lansing, ?4997.8S. Soar 1 & Dean, attys. Andrews In Williamston. hhfl hftviffR cofnifleled llfo eanvffss fuljourffofl ftmotmt so fts ffforesffifl dffo oh sftifl nfortRffRo. witlfoffl tlhy. wilh aeveh per cent intef'ost. ahd hll legal State Savings Bank vs. Frappier. The Shields, Silsbeo, Ballard & Jennings, Claude Mills and family spent MOKTGAGH S,VLK Thanksgiving in Kalamazoo. C. ROSS IIILLIARII, Clerk. coata, toRoUfor wilh sftid attorney's feo. wifich E 96 ft. of lot 1, Blk. 22, City of Lan­ Attys. Dofatilt havinR boon mftdo in the contlitfohs CLARKNCK W. I.OlJIv. sftifl ifrehfises are dcscf'ibed iff aftid ihorlRhRo Miss Fern Thompson of Ypsilanti of ft I'cfti estftte inortgffKe. whtfrcby lho ifowor sing, .'52920.24. Brown & Gregg, Atty. I December 30, at Lansing. Kraus , .- af shiu tlicf-olft cofitftlifetl lift.s bocoiffo oiicf'ativc, L. H. Mt'ARTIlUR, Chhif'fffffff, ffs follows: and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Eamns, Jr., ComfhencihR oh lho North liho of Shiit- December 9, at Lansing. American \ vs. Ward Co. Lot 0 of Blk. 3 of A. | 1 fiffhlo ify Thootlof-o 11. Clicitner hntl Ivh M. REAL ESTATE ) nnd Bobby, spent Thanksgiving with Clickffor, IftfshhntI hntl wifo. lo Kzrh .1. Wilcox NOTICE OF MORTGAGIi: SALK. wftasee Stf'eel hiho (0) rods i'jffat of the Soulh- State Savings Bank vs. Field. Lot 7|E. Cowlos Subd. on Blk. 19 of Town-| J eftat corffef' of Dorrftfico Plffce ih affid Cily of their parents, Mr. und Mrs. W. S. hhfl Ff'Otlh Wilcox. Ifusbhhtl hntl wife, hhfl to WHEREAS Dofhult hfta booh mfhio Ih llfo send's Subd., City ot Lansing, .114,-! TRANSFERS i tlfo sffrvivor ot thorn, tbttetl Jhmfftf'y lif'ti, ia2.S. pftyhfofft of lho iifoffoy secffretl by ft uof'lffih Lfthslhg; Ihenco Nof'lh leh (10) f'ods affd thf'ce of Reo Park Add. to City of Lansing, Thompson. (3) links; Eftst three (3) rods ; thohco Shfilh' 239.55. ffntl rocortloti ill tlfo oirico oC the RcL'iator of hfortRhKC ilfflcd llfo Iweftly-ciRlflh dffy of Feb­ ,$3935.13. Brown & Gregg, Attys. C. F. tt E. T. Hammond, !.•.,.*...•...... ,..,,„...... *..„•.•...... ,...... Doctia for InKhftfn Cohhty, MichiRhn. ih Liber rufff'y, /\. D. I02S, mffdo hhtl executed iiy Rus- ten (10) rods ahd Ihf'oo (3) llhks; thchco West Attys. Mrs. Hattie Rowe is no better at aell P. Evcf'ett, wiflower hhd survivor of his three (3) rofls to plffco ot bcRiitffiifR. in lho Docombor fl, at Lansing. Central this time. 301 of MortRffRos on pffRO 107, on Jhhhhfy (By Ingham Abstract & Title Co.) llf'il, lO'iS, ulion which mortifrffBO thof-o is clffim­ Into wife, Anffa Evef'otI, tloceffacd, of Delhi City of LffnsiffR, IffRhftfii Coffnty, Mfclfigfih. Trust Co. vs. Ehinger Co. Lot 04 of January 5, nt Lansing. Wolverine Mrs. Mina Jacobs who has boon ill efl to bo tine fft the tlhto hereof tho prihcinffi Towhalfiif, IhRhftfn Couhty, MichiRhh, pffrly ot Dalefl Novefhher 23. 1033. Indian Hills Subd., Meridian Twp., Insurance Co. vs. Brown. W 30 ft. of November 37 for some time, died last Sunday, stfm of two Ifffiitlrctl ftovonty-llvo dollffrs, intof'­ tho fif'stpart , to 'rife Dihfohdhio Stffto liffhk, DANA A. BENSON ftnfl nEUTHA A. BEN­ ?S443.40. Allan R. Black, Atty. the E 110 ft. of lots 7 nnd S, Blk. 120, Essie L. Stoutonburgh to George est in the sfffn of SSIi.lO. thxosf phid fh life ff MichiRffh oorporhtion doihR busincsa ht Di- SON. MorlRffROOs. Mr. Hazelton, who has been living shm of Sil.07, hnd in.sfirhnco pftid in tho stffn ihoffdhle, Iflfftoff Coffhly, MichiRffff, parly of the CUMMINS & CUMMINS. Allorhoys for Doocmber 1.'3, at Mason. Robinson City of Lansing, .f3S7G.32. Kelley, Alysworth and wife. "E'/. of W'A of on the Edmund Bott farm for several of $8,7C, ahd Ifo suit or Pf'ocoodinRa ht Iftw socoffil Ifffrt, wiiicli morlRffKO wffa f'ccordcfl ih MortRhROO, 400 Chpitoi ShvihRa & Loah litfilfl- vs. Hill. N 70 acres of Lho E of Sessions, Warner tfc Eger, Attys. NW'/l of NW'/i and all that part of yenrs, sold his stock and tools at auc­ IfftvihK bcon iftstltfftod to rocovor tho debt se- the oli'ico of the RoRiator of Deeds of tho couh­ ihg, Lahaing, Miclfif,'ffn. -nwKJ cfff-ed by sftitl mortRftRO or ftny pftrt thereof. ty of IhRlfftfh, state of MfchfRftn, oh the (ff'sl the SE '/, of Soc. 27, T4N, R2W, .fl,- January 6, at Lansing. Weber vs. W\i. of W'/o of NW'/,, of NW'/t lying tion Monday and will soon move to dfty ot Mhf'ch. A. D. l!l2S, iff Liber '2SS of 201,07, Hood & McArthur, Attys. Fitzgerald. Lot 23 of Stebbins-Moore N and E of railroad, all in Soc. 32 in the village. Notico Is hof-cby Rivon thht by virtue of lho Mof'tRffRes off PffRO 3-10, fffffi MORTGAGE SALE Ifowor of sfflo Ihoroih rohtfiinctl. sftitl merlRffRo December 10, at Lansing. Capitol rcpliit in Townsend's Subd., W of City T3N, RIW" 151.00 etc. WHEREAS lho fffhouht chfifnod to Ifo dffe Deffftflt hftviffR Ifffoff hffffle ih life coffflitfoifs John Parmer is ill. will bo fof-eclo.sed to Hhtlsfy the amounts dffo of ff cerlffiff mortRftge. wifortiify tlfo powfff' of Savings & Loan Co. vs. Brayshaw. Lot of Lansing, .'i;i976.15. McClellan tt llfereoft wilh inlereat ffhd costs of forecloatfre, ffhfl uupfud oh sftifl mortRftRe, ht lho dftlo of Kathryn C. Huwett lo H. P. Gason Mrs. Gallup of Gregory, who is this holioe, ia the stfih of Five Ifuhdf'ed hihely- Bfflu tiferciff cohlhihefl hffs becohtff opof'fftlvo. 117 of Morningsido Subd., City of Neller, Attys. by ahio ot tho mortgftRcd pf-omiaofs ut iftfbllc Rivofi by liehjhfhih F. KiffdiR hffd Pffuliffe M and wife. "Lot 55 and N 23 ft. of lot spending the winter with her daugh­ vendue to tlfo hiRhosl biddor, at) tho weat front fivo (S.'iO.'f.UO) dollftf's of nf'ihcipffl fthd ihtef'cst, Lansing, .?1027.S0. Cummins ., Lu- Loto 3 and 4 and the S11 ft. In width ber is asked to bring dishes. Hearing on flnal account. OEOROE KELLOaO, Clerk. lUnilns, HiohigMi. 47wU gan. 48wl8 •Ins, HIehltu. Wwlt INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7,1933 Page Eleven

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Hugh Francis and Margaret Simmons. AUor- ATTORNEYS MORTOAGE SALE MORTGAGE SALE MORTGAGE SALE MORTGAGE SALE MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Na 408-0 Defnult for more than sixty dftys hnving nty. 1801 Dime Bank Building, Detroit, Mich. Default hftvinR hcon miulo for more thnn No. R-178-E Default having been mhdo In the conditions O. J. HOOD and GEORGE H. MeARTHUR. been mafle in the conditions of n rcftl catatc MORTGAGE SALE thirty tiftyfi In tho pfiyment ot Inatnllmonta of ot a certain real estate mortgitRO whereby the Default having been mnde In the rondlUons Attorneys nt Law. McArthur Bulltlihg, Default having been mnde In tho conditions mortgage, whereby the mortgftRec hfta elected Default having been mode in tho terms itnil principal nnti Intorcat finilcr tho torma nnd power of aale thoroin coiflalhed became oiicr- of a certain mortgage mado by Earl C. Bray­ Mason, Mich. Phono, olflco 302. Iw62p of n cortain mortgage mado by William M. to iloclaro tho whole mortgage liitlebledhess duo cohditions ot n certain morlgffge maflo by coifditiona of a certain mortRnRO, henrInK dnto ativo, made by Charles fi. Bt-own and Eva shaw and Mildred Brnyahaw, husband and Morellclil ftnd Lizzie Morencid, husband nhfl ffnd payable in ihirsuftnce of the terms of aaid Cborlea C. and Olive D. Croaa, huabaiid and l''clirfiftf'y 0th, 1020, mado nnd executed by Browh, hia wife, lo tho Union Building nnd wife, to tho Capitol Savings & Loan Company, D. G. F. WARNER & DWIGHT L. WILSON wife, lo tho Chpitoi Savinga & Loan Com­ mortghRO, whof'cby Ihe ifower of sale therein wife, to Gronge Llfo Inauranco Company, Ffcderick N, Ackloy nnd Ellzh F. Ackley, hua- Loan Association, Limited, a Michigan corifor­ a Corporation, dated tho 26th day of July, Allorhoys at Law. 1002-3-4 Bauch Builtling pany, a Corpoiatlon, ilitted tho 13lh dhy of conlffiifeti becffmo oporalivo, which morlRfiRo Michighh corporalioh, dated October 22, I0'20. bftifti ftnd wifo, MortRnRorn, to John B, Hum­ ation. of Lffifalng, MichiRftn, ilalcd November 1929, nnd recorded In tho olTIco of tho Regla­ Lanaing, Micbighh. ni July, 1032, hnd f'ccorded in tho olTice of tho waa mfule Ify Rosa Hftwhiifa, of Mason, Mich., afiil lecordctl In llfo olTico of life Regialor of mel, MortRftRce, fthd recorded in tlto olTicc ot LS, 1030, and recof'ded ih tho Ihghhm Couhty, ter of Deeds for tho County of Inghnm and Register ot Deeds for the County of IhRham to Tlfo First State and SitvinRa Bfthk, a bftifk- Deoda for the Counly of IhRhftm ahd Stftto of tho UoRlstor of Deeds for tho County of InR­ Michighh, IteRiater ot Deed's olTico on Decem­ State ot Michigan, on the 27th day of July. and State of MichiRftn, on tho 26lh dfty ot iiiR corporfttioh, of the aitmo plitce, dhled MichiRhn on tho 25lh fifty of Octoifor, 1020, iff FARMERS' MUTUAL ham, .State ot MichiRah, on the 2Clh dfty of ber 3, 1030. In liber 330 of inortghRca oh phRe 1020, In Liber 327 of Mortgagea, on Page 633, Jtfly, 1932, ih Liber 340 of MorlRagcs, oh I'aRO Affguat 27, 103i. and recorded ih the olTlcc of Libor 267 of Mortgages, oh pftgo 170, ffhtl July, 102ii, In Libor 219 ot MortRftgea, oh paRO 3(17, tfp'off which hforlRffRC (hero ia notv clnim­ on which mortgago thero Is elaimetl to bo due FIRE INSURANCE COMl'ANY OF INGHAl 203, Off which ihorlRftRo tliof'O la claimed to bo tho RcRlater of Dcoda of IhRham Cohhly, which said morlRffge wffa hsslRffed by shid 205. ahfl becfuiao ot auch •defftult ffhd hhtlor ed lo be dtfo fthd phyhhle for prihclpal and al tlfo date of this notice, for ifrincipal nnd Couhly. Safest, choapest. best For Ihfor. duo at tho dalo of this hotice, for prihclpal MichiRan, ih Liber 325 of Morlgagea, al PhRO GrffURO Llfo lhafff'ftht.'e Cofhifhny, n MichiRhh the torhfa and conditiona of aaid mortRaRe tho ihtoreat Iho sum of $2283.30, ahfl ihsurahco intoreat, tho sum of $1927.80. and an uttof'- mation write to Louis Slid, secretary. Ms- iLhii ihlef'est, the sum of $1,252.03, ahd an ffl- 49, ffpoh which nfof'Igffgo thei'o ia now claimed eorporhlioh, to the MichiRhh Life Ihsuf'fthce sftifl mortRftgee hH.i elected ahtl doea elect niid premlufha fthd ihlef'est Ihof'coif ot $12.20. mak­ hey's foe ot $36.00 as provided for by law, Mih. If;. A. Dehahiof'o. pf'esitleiit, Mhuon. torffey's fee of $35.00 fta proviilcd for hy law, lo he tluo fof' prihcipffl. ihlereal ahtl (axes Comphhy, a MichiRan corporatioh, by hsslRfi fleclffo that the wholo atfih owihR oh aaifl ihg a lolffl debt of $2205.50, and no ault at and no suit or proceeding nt law having boon OITfce oh first llonr court house. Itv52i> and ho sfilt or procoedlfig fft Iftw bftvihg bcon paid ify aftid mortgaRee ih pursffance of shifl Ihcht dftlcfl Mfty 20, 1030, ffhfl f'ocof'iled iff the mort..iftR0 for princlpfti and ihtof-est to bo duo Iftw IfffviffR been broURht to recover aftitl tiebt, ihstituled to recover tho moneys secured by Ihstituled to f'ecovor the mohoys secured by hforlRhge which hffa become a phrl of aaid OlTico of llfo ReRisler of Deefls for llfo Cotfffty Iffffl pftyffblo forthwith, ffnfl thftt thoro ia now or any part Ihefeof, saifl inortgaRco. hhvihg snid mortgage, or any part thereof, CIIAKLE.S FIELD, Agent, Citizehs Mutual saifl mof'iRhRO, or any part thereof, prihcipffl infleblctlneas. Ufe sffm of Nihe Hffii- ot IffRlffffh oh Septchiber 10, 1030, ih Volfffho claimed to bo dtfo on aaid morlRhRO at tho date by reaolfflfoh ilfily hiloptetl at ft f'cgfflftf' fheel- Atitomohilo Ihsurahce Compaffy. Plfoho Mff­ Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of the dretl Ninoty-aeveif hffd 20-100 Dollaf's. ahtl no 336 of MorlRftROs, of! pifRO 54, oh which hforl­ hereof for prihclpal ahd ihterest the aum of Notico la hef'chy Rivoh. thht hy virtue of tho IhR of H.s llofff'd of Dif'cclof's, declared its aon 164. j^.tf powor ot aale contnined in said mortgage, nnd suit or proceedihg at Iftw bftvihg beeh bf-oughl RfiRO thef'O is clalhfed lo Ifo dtfo, al Ufo date eiRht thousand elRht huhdrcfl thirty-four dol­ Ifower nf shlo cohtaihed Ih aaid mortRftRO,_ ahd eleclioii lo eohsifler tho whole amouht uhphifl Iho atatute in such cftso mado and provifled, to recover sftid tiebt. or any pftf't Ihoreof, of this hotlee, for prihcipffl fffffi Ihlef'est, the laf's ahfl alxty-oho conta ($8H.1h ttvohty-foijr (2-1), all ih towh­ Ilffhdf'ffd Forty hhd two-thif'ds (240 2-3) feel Slhte SavihRa liffhk BuIldihR, LahaiffR, Mich­ ifffffy. ft MichfHhff corporalioh. (o (ho Michirhh 0/ ft corlftin mortRhRO matle by Clfaf'lic J. bato OITice ih the City Qf Mason.Jn shid coffh­ ffs follows, to-wit; Lot Ihirty-offe (31) Slfffffl­ slflp three (3) horlh. f'fffiRC ohe (1) west to tfefflor of Efttofi Rhififls Rofftl: thohco Soffllf­ iRhh. 42wl3 Lire Iffstff'hffco Compftffy, a MichiRffh corporff- fAtffiiifloh 'rowhship), In llfo Couffty of IffR­ west nihety hhfl ono-lfftif (OO'/d) feet to plffco Sfnilh antl Berlhn A, Smith, lufabahd ahd ly, off the 13th dffv/ or MortRffRca, off \ini,v IcffviffR If lifflffffffe Iff Tweffty ffffd 00-iOO fffhcttff'er's Ailflilloff, Plht No. 2. Cily of Lffh­ CUMMINS & CUMMINS. Attorneys for poihled for ox hllowlhg aaifl he- hef'etlilhlhlMfIS flftfl fflflMfrlefthltees Ihef'eoL" hforlRhROs oh PffRO 2S2, upon which morlRhRC SI, off wlficlf IfforlghRO tlfef'e is clffifhefl to he (.if'iff.(iff) iioilffrs fiffe oh .such iffstffilfheffl, hffd sihR. IhRhftm Coffhly. Miclfigffn. subject lo f'o- Mortghgoo. 40fi Capitol SftvihRS & Loah Bldg., cofffft hnfl Ifcfff'i Ifolilioff; Dflli'il ftt lletrofl. i\lieli.. NKVeliilicr 1. 1033. thof'O Is flow clhifhefl to Ifo tlffe fthd ifhyfdile atricUoha. fltfe. ffl the fiffle ol this hotlee, ror pf'itu'ipftl Ify ffff'tlffif' f'ffffsfhf of llfo tffllfff'e of the tff'ffsfffft Lansing, Mlehigah. 38wl3 It is Further Of'def'ed. Tifht pffhlic hotico MICHIGAN LIKE INSURANCE COMPANY, owfit'rH of sffffi iif't'fffiHes deHcf'ilicd ifi tlfo sffid for prihcipffl hhtl ifiloresl life suhf of $142.45. ffhtl ifflef'est. the sfffff of Niffe Ilffffflf-efl Sev- AssiRiiet! of MorlghRce. ffhfl no suit hi Iftw hftvlhR Ifech Iff'oURht (o thef'Cot Ifo tcivofi by pulflieftlloh of ft copy of offty-Scvcff Dolifff's ftfftl sct'efft.t'-(iiffo cfffls ifforlRffRO lo f-cifhlffff'sc tlfo iff'f'sifffl holder tif Dfftefi October I.I. 1033. llfis ortlcr tof' llff'co succossivo tvocka pf'i.'viofis HUGH KRANCIS ahd MARGARET SIM- the said fifof'lRifftfj fof' ffilvfthees of I'Mfly-six reeovcr shiti debt, or fthy Phrt thef'eof, ahd IlKAIUNfi CLAIMS. AUSTIN—HAK. 23 ($077.70). ffffil ffo stfit of' lff'ocectliffR fft Iffw MOt^S. Altiirhf.'ys l'or A.ssighee of MorlRffRee. Vcrhoh W. Lecfhah hhviffg beeh fluly ffppolffl- UNION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ lo sitltl dhy of hohriffg. Ih the Iffghffhf Couhty or Iff oiiffily IfffviffR lieefi iifslil.tfletl tu f'ceovcf' fffifl .'•.fi-iffff (.if.'fO.SO) DfiUfff's hhtl Fifty-eiRht hhfl Stffto of MiclfiRah. Tho Probhlo Coffrt for '801 Difffe lliffti; IltfildiffR, iJclf'oil, MichiRffh. efl life Itceciver of lho co-pffrlhcf'ship by the TION. LIMITED. MortRhRee. News, ft ffewspffpor iff'ifftefl fffffi clf'efflfftetl iff the dehl sectff'cti hy sffifl ffforli:ffRe or ffffy part 7u-lflfl (.?.'iS.7o) Dollars, f't'slieclively. iffhfic ffff the Coffnty of Iffghffm. 4Gwl3 Circffit Ctfffrl for Iffghhfh Coffffly, ih GIfffhccf'y. C. F. & E. T. HAMMOND, Allorheya for aaid cthfhly. L. H. MeARTHUR, thef'eof; how thef'cforc hy virtue of the powi'r life h'if'st (Isl) flhy of Mfffch. 1033. ffhd tlfo Al h session of said Cmfrl. helfl ht tho Pro- hfffl hffvihR dffly fifihlified Its aueh Receiver hhd MorlRffRee. liffslhe.ss Adflf'oas: 001 Ahfericah (A Irffe copy.) Jffflgo ot I'f'olfffte. of aalo eolftaihed in sffid uforlRftRe fffffi the Tlffrfl (3nl) flffy of Novefnifer. 1033. f'esiieciive- Iffflo OlTlce ih the Cily of Mhsoh. ih affifl tfthfff- Ilhgh Frffffcia afffl MhrRarel Siihhfoffs, AKor- lieihg flffly ifulhori'/.eti Ih lho prefhisos. hotice Stffle SftviffRs Ilhhk IJuililihR, LhhsihR, Michi­ C. A. CLINTON. KoRislor of Pf'obhte. 40w4 slfflffle of the Stfftff uf MichiRffff iff sffcif eff.'ft' ly, (o koeif (he iffsfff'fffff'e off (Ifu hffildffffts lo- ly. off the 22hd dffy of Novefhlfer, A. D. 1033. ifcys, ISOl Dlihc lihiik llhiiflihg, Delroil, Mich. is hereby Rivoh tlffft oh Satuf'day. Febf'ifaf'y 24. Rhh. 42wl3 ffffftle hffd pf'ifvidcd. ffolfife is hereby givi'if (Ifffl iffftefl fiff life Ifffffls flescrilfefl iff the hfUrlRftRO Pf'O.sefft HON. L. B. McARTHUR. Jffilge Hngh Frhhcis and Hargnrcl Siihihohs, AKor- .MORTGAGE SALE iff fiif'ffc; ftfffi 103'l, fft teh o'clock ih the fof'ehoon of sffid oh Mtiiiflffy. the iflfifftufffftif flffy of h'tflff'tthry. Derhfill hftviffR hceit maflo ih Utc terms hnd flffy. at the Otlffwff Slf'eet ehtrahce lo the Cily of Prolihtc. hcys, 1801 Uiinc Bhhk BuildinR, Detroit, Mich. A. D. 103.L ffl eleveff o'clock, ff. ifL. I Effsli.'f'ff MORTGAGE SALE Ih tho Mifttcr of the Estate ot EUGENE coiifliUoifs or ft eef'laih mortRhRe hfhflo hy El- liffil, Cily of LahsihR, Iffglfhih Couffly. Michi- MORTGAGE SALE Stffhdfff'fl Tifhe). sffitl hfof'lgfiRtf will 1),.' fo,f!- \Vill';iU'w\.S. the affid fmfrlRhRe Ifns Ifeeff flffly AUSTIN, Deeoftsed. ihur C. Ilffkcr afffl Ifla M. Ilhker. Ifffsbffffd ffhd Rhff, (that beihR ofic of tho plffces whef'e llfo Defhult hftvlhR beoh mffdo ih tho cohditions Dotaull having beeh mhde ih the terms hhd closeil Ify ff sfflo fft iffflflic ffffetioff to lift! IflRh­ ffsslRffefl hy llfu sffifl Till'; COLUMIIUS .lOINT It hppehriiiR lo lho court thht llto time ior wile, to Michighh MorlRifRe Ifiveslfheht Ctif'- (ilif'cffit Court for IfiRhffm Couhly ia held), afdd of ft certhin rehl oatale morlRhgo wlfefohy the eohfliliohs of ft certhih ihortgftRO mffde Ify Frefl ost bitlder, ffl Ufe horlh cfftrffffce to llftf City .SI'OCK LAND UANK OK COLUMIIUS. ff ffof'- presohlitlioh of elhinfs hgftihat aftid oslftlp Iforiftion. ft Delawftro eoriforalioh. atfUtorized Reeeiver will, Ify virtue of the power of ahle lfowcr of Halo Ihef'oiff coffthined Ifecahfe oiforft- G. Phillips hhfl Orpha B. Phillips, husbahd ftffd Hall ih the City of LffhsihR, IffRlffffff Cfhffftv. IHif'ftlfoff. of Gfflffffflifis. Ohio, lo Tlll'l VIIUIIN- shofflfl Ifo limited, fthd thht h tifffo hhd iflhce lo do litisihe.sM iff the Slifuf or MichiRah, flffted cohlfflffetl ih shifl fhorlRhRe, ami iff puf'suhhce tive. mffdo by Mftrlih Hehheberf'y and Gcof'- wife, lo The Bowef'fhah Kihahco Corporation, MichiRaff. (Ufift IfeiffR offe of Ihc iflffcos whtff'e lAN ,I()1NT STOCK LAND HANK OF Ifo fipifoihlofl lo f'ocoive,. cxhirfiho hnd hdjffst .May io, 1027. and rocordcil ih llfo ollico uf tho of the alhlule ih auch cff.se pf'ovifled, soli hi iteffff Hefffielierry. hia wife, to the Uhioh Bffild- a corporfftioh, of LhffsihR, MicltiRhff. tlhted tlfo Circffit Cotfrt for the Coffffly of IffRlffffff CIIARl.l'ISTON, ft corlfof'fftioff, of Chffrlestoh, all cihims ffhd dehfhhda agitinal sftid deceasetl pffblic hficUoh oh foreclosure Ihof'eof, life Ihhfl IhR hhtl Lohh Aasocifttioh, Lifhited, a Michi­ Decofhber 9, 1027, hhtl recof'defl ih the olTico Is heltl) of the ifrefhi.sffa ilescrilfffil ih sffid fhort- Reltisti.'f' of Dotitlii ror life Coffffty of IiiRliifin Wost Virgiffiff, ftlso orRhhi'/.cd hhfl oxisUhR ffh­ ify hhd Ifefof'e ahid eotfrt: " ' describetl ih .shid fnorlRffRO lo sfttisfy the Rhh eorporffUoh, of Lahaihg, Michigah, dated or the RcRistor of Deeds for the Couhly of Rffgo, or so fffffdf thef'eof ffs may he ffcffessfff'y Iffffl Stale of MichlRifh on the loUf dhy of der ftfffi ify virtffc of the iff'fn'fsioffs of the Act It is Orflef'ofi, Thht cf'cditors of Bhftl decehs- Mffy, 11127. iff Liher 205 of MortRhRea. 011 phRe of the CoffRf'ess fff tlfo Uffflifil Slates of Ahferi- hhfotihl duo thof'con ht tlic timo of ahle, with Deremher 17, 1030, hhd recof'ded ih the Ing­ IhRhftm and Sthte of MichiRfth, off the lOlh to pffy Ufo fffffofffft tlffe tfff sffitl fffof'tftifge ffs ihterest ht soveh per cohl per hnnum. logolhcr hhfn Couhly, MichiRftn, llcgiater of Deed's of­ eil ftre f'cfiffif'cd lo pf'osoht their clftims lo sffitl dfty of Decefhlfer, 1027, iff Lihor 290 of Mort­ hfof'caffitl. with Ifftcf'est tifcf'coff ftfffi ffll h'Rhl 45, hhd whiclf sfufl mortgffRe hffs beeh ifssiRh- cff, roffffifoffly Ivffowfi hs TIII*j i''l';DBUAL court ftt sffitl rf'oliffle On:icc oh or befof'e the ofl Ify the sffid Mielfighfi MortRffRe lifvoslhfeht FARM LOAN ACTr Iho shffi THM COLUM­ wilh hll legftl cosls, including hh ftllof'ifey tee fice on Decehfher IS, 1030, ih liber 330 of gftges oh PhRO 227, ftffd whiclf sftid mof'lgfiRo cosls. chfff'Res fffffi expeffsos. IfteltfiliffR Ufo ffl­ 23f'd dhy of Mftrch, A. D. 1934. ftt ten o'clock eorporhlioh, ff Delftwhre eorpof'ffUoh ftulhoriz- IIUS .lOINT STOCK LAND HANK OK COL­ of Fifteen Dollffrs, ffs pi'ovified for iff saltl iifortRffRea oh phL'o 301, fipoh which hforlRitRO hfus boon ftsslRnofl by the aftitl The Bowerfhitif torhey fee allowed Ify Iftfv. ffffti ffffy sfffh or ffforlgffge, Ifthtis tlescribod fts: Sotflli half of ih Ihe fof'ohooh, .shifl Ufno nhd iflhce lioihg Finfthco Coriforfflioh, ft eorporftlioh, to the sfffhs wlficlf nfffy he pffifl Ify tlfo tfffderslRffefl ed lo do business iff tho Sthlc of Mfchfghff, to UMIIUS hftvlhR Rohe iffto volffhtfff'y lififfidif- thef'O ia now clitihiod lo ho duo ahd pftyablo hereby appoihled for lho oxamihaUon ahd ad- tffiff ffhfl ffll of ita ffasets hffvihR lieeh hcfiuif'cfi Iffl five of block three. Village of Ncmoka, for prihcipffl hhd ihtef'eat Ufo sum ot $1805.40, Grhhge Llfo Ihsffrfthco Cofhpahy, a MichiRffh at or bofof'O sffifl sfflo ror Iftxos ffffdiof' Iffstif'- Ufe GraffRO Life Iffsuf'ffhce Cofhphffy. a Michi­ Meridiffn 'rowhship. Ihghahf Couhty, Michigah. jtfstfhent of all claims and denfftnds hRftihst corporaUon, by ftssighmoht dated Dccehiiier 9, ifhee oh shifl iff'cfhises. which iif'efhises hf'e dff- Rffff corlfof'fftioff. by ffsalRhhfehl tlhted Juhe 20. Iffffl lifflifrfties ifssfffhed hy the sfufl THE VIR- hhd ihsurffhco pf'cihiums of $12.80, maklhR a aaifl decoftsofl. (IINIAN .lOiNT STOCK LAND UANK OF lolhl debt of $1818.20, hhd ho .suit at law hftv­ 1927, ahd f'ecof'flefl ih tho olTico of the Register .scrilied ffa followa: "Lhffd situhled iff the 1027. ffhfl f'ecof'flefl iff life oirieo hf tlfo RoRla- Dittffil Novefnifer 27. 1033. It ia Further Ordefod. Thttt pulflic hoUcc of Deeds for IhRhhm Couhty oh December 10, 'Totvffship of LftffsihR. County or IffRlffffh fthtl Icf' of Deefls for IhRhfffff Coffhty off Juhe 23, CIIARLF.STON. Ify virtffe of a cohtrftcl dated iffR booff bf'ouRltt lof'ccover sftitl debt, or fthy thef'Cot bo Riveh by puhrfcalioh of a copy of life 'i'weffly-lif'st (2isl) dhy of Selilcfhiier, 1025. VERNON W. LEEMAN, Receiver, ExchfthRC Ifftrt thof'oof, affid ihorlRagco having by reso- 1927, ih Lihor 304 ot MorlRhRoa, off phRO 65, Slalo or MielfighfL tiescribed hs rollows. lo- 1927, ih Liher 217 of MorlRhRca, off phRo 81. tlfia order for throo atfccessivo weeks previous wit: ComfhencihR ftl a poiht Uff'cc Ifuhilf'cil the sftid (he voltfffthf'y lififfftlftliun of the aftid Bank ot Hftsiotl. n co-partnership, MortRaRco. Ifftitfn duly fuloplod al a regular iheelihR of hhd wlficli ahid morlRftgo waa ftasighed by aftitl affd which aaifl morlRffRo wffs assigned hy aaifl C. F. & E. T. HAMMOND. Attorneya for to said dfty of hearing ih lho IhRhftm Cotfhty GrahRo Lite Insurftheo Cofhpahy, a Michigftn firty ahd two-tohths (350.2) reel Weat hhd oho XiriihRo Life Ihauf'ance Coihiffihy, a MicliiRhh TIIE COLUMIiUS JOINT LAND BANK OK its'Board of Directors, dcclftrcti ila electioh to News a howspapcr priffled nhfl cfrctflated fh COI.,UMIiUS hhd liic ffci|uisllioh of hs ffsaols Receiver. Bifsiiicaa Atldf'cas: COl Amerieah corporfttion, to llfo MichiRan Lite Insuf'ance Ittfhdf'cd firiy-fivo fthd olRht-lehtha (15.5.8) reel Iforporalioh. to tho MichiRhh Life Iffauf'ffhco coiisltier tho whole amouht unpaid on aaid aftid county. L. B. McARTHUR. South ol the NorUieftal cof'hor oT Section four hhd ffssfffhiilioh of its llaliilities l)y the shid Stftlo SavihRs Bahk Buildihg, LftnainR. Michi­ morlgage flebt lo bo how duo hhd payable by Company, a MichiRhn corporhlion, by hsaiRit- Cofhpahy, If MichiRhh corporhlioff. by ffsaigff- (A true copy.) Judge of Probate. nfent dated May 20. 1030. hnd recorded in the (4) Towh foffr (4) North, RahRO two (2) THE VIRCINIAN JOINT STOCK LAND gan. 48tvl3 rcaaon of the hoii-iiaymeht of cortain iiiatall- meht dated Mhy '29, 1930, hhfl f'ecof'dcd Ih tlfo RUTH BARR, , ,„ , oirice ot tho Rogiator of Deeda for the County Weat. Lhnaiiig Towhahip, Ihgham County, HANK OF CHARLESTON lieihR dffly evidehc- hfehla of princlphl and intorcat as provided OlTico ot tho Regialor of Deeds for lho Couhty Deputy RcRiater of Probate. 47w4 of Ingham on September 10. 1930, in Volume MichiRffh. runhihg thohco South one hffhtlred od by certirfehlc of lho Fffrfh Loah Cofhhiis- PR0BATI5 OF WILL WILLIS—DEC. 2CTH ftfr by sitid mortgage, notice is hereby given or Ihghftm oh Septomher 10, 1030, ih Volume sioher. flffly lilcd for recof'il iff life Oll'fce uf 336 ot MortRitRoa on pitRO OS. on wifich mort­ Iwehty-offo (121) feet, Ufehco West sixty-six 330 oT MorlgftRoa, oh phRO 80, oh which mort­ thht on Saturday, Jahuhry 13. 1934, at ten MORTGAGE SALE lhf: Register iff ffffd fof' IffRlffffh Cotfffty,Michi­ Sifflo of MichiRhh. The rf'obhto Coffrt tor Rago there ia claimed to bo tlue. at the date (66) foot, thohco North oho bffhdred Iwchly- ghgo Ibero la claimed to bo tluo, ht lho dale of o'clock ih the forenoon of said day ht north oho (I21) foot, hhfl thchco Ehst sixty-six (UC) Rffh. oh the Thirtieth (30lh) dffy of Jffly, 1031. life Couhty of Inghffm. Defnult having bcon made in tho conditiona of Ihia notice, for prihclpal ahd ihterest. the this notice, for prihciphi and inlef'est, the sum ohtrhhco to City Hhil Building, Lansing, Ihg­ of a certain mortgage ' made by Alexander Icet to the plffco of begihhlnR; beihR lho Soiflli ffl EiRht (S;00) A. M.. ffnd llfof'C fluly recorded At a sesaioh of aaid Court, held at Ufe Pro­ sum' of Nihe Huhdred EiRlfly-elRht Dollara afiti ot Two Tliouaitiitl Five Htihflretl Sevehty-Sevch ham County. Michigan, (that being ono of the Kane nnd Julin Kane, husband and wife, to oho hundred twenty-one (121) feet of Lot ill Liifer. No. '-0. fff Miscollftffeous Recof'tis, off bate OlTlcc ih life City of Mason, ih ahid Couh­ ciRhty cents ($0S8.80), ahd no suit or pro­ Dollaf's ahd ciRhleeh cents ($2,677.18). ahd ho ly, oh Ufe 25Uf dffy ot Novemher A. D. 1033. plhces fvlicro the IhRham Couhty. (jircuit (3ourt E. Belle Kirk, of Lhnsing. Michignn. doted sixty-nine (CO) of the proposed plht of Sch- pages 2.S1, hhd followihR. of IhRhhfn Cofinty. ceedihg ftt Iftw or in equity hftviuR been in­ suit or procecdiffR ftt Iftw or ih ctiulty liavihg is lield), Bititl ihorlRftRoe will, by virtue of tho the twcnty-acvcnth dny ot Mny, 1931, and re­ atitutetl to recover tlfo debt secured by aaltl worer'a Bloomfielfl Fffrma, Sfihjecl. to roslric- MichiRhh. Records; hhd the shid mortghRe is Pf'caehl. HON. L. B. MeARTHUR, Judge of been ihaliluletl lo recover the debt sccurotl by rrobatc. power of shle ih saiti mortgnge and in pur- corded in the oltico ot the Register of Deeds mortRftRO or fthy pftrt thereof; now thereforo lloifs of plht ToRotlier with the hof'cdita- how owfiefl by the said TIIE VIRGINIAN aaid afof'tRiiRC or fthy pftrt theroof; how tliere- suhiiue of the staluto sell nt public nucUoh for Inghom County, Michigan, on the first hy virlue ot tho powor of salo coiitaihed ih fhehla ahd hppurlohffhcoa thef-eof." JOINT STOCK LAND UANK OF CHARLES­ Ih the Matlor of lho Estate of KISCY WIT.^ Tot'o by vif'tuo of the potvor of afilc cohtaihed LIS, otiicrwise khown aa KA'/JAH WILLIS, lho lands tiescribed therein, or ao much lus day of Juno. 1931, in Liber 334 of Mortgogcs sftid mortRUgo ftnd the staluto ot tho Slhlo of TON ; fthfl ih aaid niortRffRC affd the alalulo of lho Slalo Deccaacd. ahall bo hocosshry to aatlafy tho amount duo oh Poge 490. whereby tho power of snle in Mlchlgah in- such cftso mado nhtl providetl, Ihorcon at Ufo lime ot aale, toRotbor with all sold mortgage contained hns bocomo opera­ hotico la hcf'cby given thnt on Mondfty. llio Dhtod ht Delf'oll. Mich.. Ocloher 12. 1033. of MichiRan ih affch ca.sc mhde hnd pf'ovided, WHEREAS, tlfo ontif'e afnthfhl clffifnod lo lie Elizabeth Fisher havihR filed ih said cofff'l notice ia hefeby Riveh thht oh Mohdffy. tho Ifor polilioii prffyiffR that a cerlaiff iffalrfffhent IcRhl coata, iiiloroHt frohf date hereof, and tive, on which mortgage there ia claimed to nineteenth dfty of February, A. D. 1034, at MICHIGAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. tlffe ffffti ffffifffiti oft the sffitl hforlRftgo ftt the nineteenth dfty ot Februhf'y, A. D. 1034. at ih WritihR. purportlnR lo bo the laat will and attornoy too ot Thirty-five Dollara, tui thoreiif be due at the date of this notice the aum of eleven o'clock a. m., (Eftalern Standard Timo), AsalRhee of Mof'tRhgeo. dhuf of this hotice for the bilhhee dffe oh the eleveh o'clock ft. ih. (Eitatorh Stahdard Timo), ahid uffpalfl ffhfl flelihfiffeht iustifllhieiils. lo- leslfffnehl of sffhl ilecohsed, how oh file in said provided, a parcel described lus: The enat 93 $1386.84 for principal nnd interest (said mort­ aaid mortghgo will be forccloaed by a sale at HUGH FRANCIS hhd MARGARET SIM­ said hforlRitRO will bo forocloaed by a aale at Retlfer wilh ihtef'cst Ihcrcoh after tlcliiKiffeffcy, cofff'l ifo htlhiiltefl to ifrohale, hhfi that the ad- feel of south two-thlrda of north niho-tentha gagee hnving elected pursuant to the terms of public ftuetion lo tho highest bidtlei'. ftt tlfo MONS, Allorheya for Aasigheo of Mortghgoo. public auction to lho hiRhest hidtlef'. at tho ffhd lho sffid hflvffhoos, with Ihterest thef'eoh mlhistration of sffid estffto Ife Rraiftetl lo Ifef'- of lot aix, block six of Gt'oen Oak Adilltion to said mortRago to declare the full amount horlh ehtrahce lo tho City Hftll ih the Cily of ISOl Dimo Bffhk Buildihg. Detf'oit, MichiRhiL / from the tlffles ftpffh whiclf sffch atlvftffces wef'e sclf or lo some other suitable pef'soh, City of Lanaing, Inghnm Counly, Michighn. Ihereof to bo immediately duo ond payable by Lhhsihg, Inghftm Counly, Michigan, (thftt 40wl3 1/ horlh entrnnco to tho City Hnll In tho Cily ot reason of the default aforesaid), and no suit Lanaing, Inghafn Couhly. Michigan, (lhat hffffle. is the sfffh of Offe Thofisahd Four llhh- It is Of'dof'Cfl, That tho 2filh dffy of Decefff­ Dated Octoifor 14. 1033. boiifg oho of lho places whof'e Ufo Circuit Court or proceeding at low having been instituted lo being oho of tlfo plffcea where tlfo Circuit tlred Fifly-sovcff hhd .11-100 (?i..l57..ii)- Dol­ lfer A. I). 1033, ftl leh o'clock ih life fofehooh. UNION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ for tho Couhly of Ihgham is held) of lho Hugh Frftncls ond Margaret Simmons, Allor­ laf's. fthd tlfo fffrther sum of Tlfirly-rfvo fthd TION. LIMITED, MortRhROO. recover the moneys secured by sold mortgage, premiaea tlescribod ih said mortgage, or ao hoys, 1801 Biino Bank Building. Detroit, Mich. Court for the Cotfhty of Ihglfftht ia held) of ftt shid Probale OITice, bo ahd ia hereby ap­ or any part thereof: IfO-iOO (J3G.00) Dollffrs as an hltoruey'H fee. hs poihled for hehrihR aftid petlUoh; C. F. & E. T. HAMMOND, Attorneys tor mtich Ufereof as may bo neccaaary lo pay tlfo MORTGAGE SALE the Ifrehfises tloacrihed iff aaifl ihorlRage, or ao amount duo on aftid nfortgftRO ha hforcsftid, fhffcli llieroot as ifffty bo hocessffry to pay iwot'itled fof' Iff lho ahid hforlRfiRO ffffd ih the It is Fiif'ther Of'def'ed. That public notice MorlRhgeo, Business Afldroas: COl Amorichn Notico is hereby given that by virtue of tho Defnult havinR been made in the torhfa And with ihlercst thoreoh nnd nil leghl costs, cliarg- tlfo amount dtio oh said morlgaRO ffa itforoahid. stffltflcs iff sffcif cffse ffffffle; ftffd the wlfnle thef'eof be Riveh by pulfllchtioh of a copy of Stftto Sftvings Bnnk Building, Lfthslhg, Michi­ said powor ot sole and pursunnt to the atntute conditions of ft certain mortgago made by Fretl fffffoffht claimed to ho due ahd uhphiil on lho Rhh. 42wl3 oa ftnd expeijses, IncludinR llfo htlorhoy feo al­ 0. Phillips fthd Orpha B. Phillips, huabfthd with ihlef'est thoreoh nhd all legal costs, thia of'dor. for llfreo RUccessivo weeks ifroviofia ih auch case mode nnd provided, the under­ lotved by law, ahd ahy sum or sums wifich may shid hfof'tRfiRC oh hccouht of sffid dellufifichl lo said day of hchrinR._ in the InRham County signed mortgnRCC will on Snturdny, the 24th and wifo, to Tho Bowerman Finance (Corpora­ charges ahd expehaea, Ihclfidihg tlfo hllorhoy ihsthllihchls. hdvahces. hhd ifllorifey's fee, is be paid by llfo uhdcraiRiiod ftt or before affid tion, a cof'pof'ation, of Lansing. Micbighh, too ftlloweil by iftw, ahd ftffy afifn or suma Nowa, a ffowapffper prihtetl hhd circfilhtetl iff CHANCERY SALE doy of February, A, D. 1934, ot eleven o'clock aalo tor tftxoa ithdjor ihstirahco on aaid prom­ Oho Thmfsahd l'"our llhndf'ed Niffoly-Two and ahifl couhty. L. B. McARTHUR. in the forenoon, Eastern Stnndnrd Time, ot dalefl Juffe 5, 1028, ahd recof'ded ih the oiTico which hfay bo pftid by tho uhderaighed at or In pursunhco hnd by virttfe of ft decree of ises, wifich premises nro described hs followa; of tho Roglalor of Deeds for tho County of berore aftid aalo Tor laxoa andjor ihsurfthce on •11-100 (Sl,'102.11) Doilhf's; hnd no suit or pf'o- (\ true copy. Judge of I'robhte. the north front door of the City Holl in the cceilfhR havihR been ihslitfi(od al lafv lo fc­ Ufe Cif'cult Court for tho Couhty ot IhRhnm. "Lftnd aitufttod in tho Township of Delhi, Inghftm fthd State of Michigan, oh the 20lh said prefhiaea, which premlaea ftro doscrlboff fts C. A. CLIN'l'ON. RoRialcr ot Probhlo. 4Sw4 City of Lansing, Michigan, that being one of Counly ot IhRham ahd Stftto ot Michigah. de­ covor the delft how reihalfflhR secffrcfl by the Stftte of MichiRftn, in Chftncef'y, made and the places where the circuit court for the day of June, 1028, ih Lihor 200 ot MortgaRcs follows: "Lfthtl fthtl pf'cmfsca silffalcd ih lho shifl hforlRffRC, or ffhy paf't Ihof'eof, whereby cntof'cd on tho 21at dfty of Soptomlior, 1933, scribed as follows, to-wit: Lahd commoncing on pftgo 401, and which said mortRaRe hfts City of Lfthaifig. Couhty of IhRham. State ot MORTGAGE SALE County ot Ingham la held, sell at public nuc­ thirty-tlff'oo (33) toet East find two humlretl the Potver of Shle cohlfflhcd ih the ahid mort­ In ff cortftih cause thoreih pentlihR wherein Etl- tlon to tho highest bidder tho promises de­ beoh asaigned by the aaid The Bowermfin MichiRffh. viz: Lot three (3). Block oho (1) RffRe Ifffs becuhfo opef'hlive; winh P. Patlengill is plainUIT and Simoha fifty-six (256) feet Soulh ot the Weat ono- Finnnco Corpof'atloh, a corpof'ation, to the McPherson's MichiRah Avenue Addition. City Defhult having beoh mado in the conditions aeribed in said mortgage, or so much thereof elRhth (Mi) post to tho Northwest oho-quarter Rcftity Coihpfthy affd Sihfoha Dry Goods Com­ Grfthgo Lifo Ihsut'fthco Cofapffhy, a Michigah of Lftnsing. Together with tho Ifei'edltftmenta NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREIIY of ft rofti catale hfortgtfRO, wlfof-oby Ufo powor as mhy bo necesaory lo pay the amount ao as C/i) of Sectioh hiho (0) Towh thf'eo (3) North, ifahy. MichiRhh corporfiliohs, are dofondffnls, coi'porfttioh, by ftaaighhfeht dfttod Juhe 5. 1928, ffhd ftppurtenahcoa Ihot'eof." GIVEN, Thht, hy virtue of the .shifl Power of of sale tbef'elh cohlftihcfl hfts ifccoiffe opof'aUvo, aforesaid due on aftid mortgnge with Interest RahRO two (2) Wost; Ufehco Soulh oho huh­ fhffilo by tho MiclfiRaff Litffil Coiflrhct Ex- holico ia Ifef'eby given that 1 sbhil aoll ht pulf­ nt 1 per cent from the dfttc of this notice, nnd hhd recorded ih tho olTico of the Rogiator of Dated ht Detf'oit. Mich.. October 10, 1933. Sffle ffhtl iff puf'sffhhco of the Ntalffto ih sifclf lic affcllon lo lho hiRhest bidtler at the north df'cd twenty-eight (128) feet; Ufonce Effat two Doeda for Ihghftnf Couhty oh Juhe 20, 1928, cffse ffffffle fffffi iff'ovitlofl, the aftid iiforlRitKe will chhhRC. life, a MichiRah corporation lo Nel­ all legal coats including an attorney feo of hunflf'od Torty (240) feet; thenco North ono MICHIGAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, son N. nott.se, fta mortgnRoe, daled Jffly 7lh, entf'ahco lo tho City Hall in the Cily of Lfth­ $36.00 as provided in aaid nfortgago; safd ih Libor 304 of Mortgagea. oh pago 81. hhd Asalghco of Morlgitgoo. Ife foreelosetl hy ft sffle of tho pf'ehfiscs therelh aihR. Ingham Couhly, Michighn, (lhat being huhdf'Ofl twoiity-olRht (128) tool; thohco Woat whiclf sftitl mortgago waa ftaaighcd by sffitl fiescf'iheil fft Ifffbllc htfctioh, lo life hiRhest bid­ 1026, ffhd f'ocof'ded ih lho olTice of lho Re'gialor premises being situated in the City of Lan­ two hundred forty (240) foot lo placo of ho- HUGH FRANCIS ahd MARGARET SIM­ of Deeds of Inghffm Couhly, MichiRhn, ih ohe of tlfo plhces iff wlficlf llfo Circuit Cotirt aing, County of Ingham, State of Michigan, Grahgo Life Ihsurahco Company, a Michigah dor, for ehsif, ftt tlfo West Froht Door of the for tho Counly ot Ihgham ia Ifold). oh the 4lh gihhihg. Said lahd to bo khown wlfen piftlled corporatioh, to tho Michigan Lifo Insurance MONS. Attorhoys for Asslgheo of Morlgageo. Coffrt Iloffso iff tho Cily of Mff.soh. iff the saifl Libor 2110 oh PhRO 6S5, on July 12lh, 1020, and being deaeribed in aaid mortgage aa, to­ fhs lott five (5) and six (6) Rndio Estates. 1801 Dimo Bank Building. Delroit, Michigan. fipoif wlficlf morlRffRO there is clffifnod lo be dffy of Jahuary, 1934, at 10 o'clock oaaterh wit: Company, n Michigan corporalioh, by nsalgif- Coffhty of Iffghfffh. ih llfo Slhlo of MIchlRhff, standard tifno in the toronooif. the tollowiffg Together with tlfo heretlilafhonls nhd ttppur- iheht dated May 29, 1030. ahd recorded ih the 40wl3 (safil plhco IfoihR tvbef'o life Cif'cuit Cotfrt fh flffo ffl tho dffie hof'eof the pf'ineipai stfhf of tehfthces Ihof'eof." foffr thofisffhd three huhdf'cd doilhf's ahd ihlor­ descriheti nf'oifof'ty, viz, all that certain piece Tho north Forty (40) feet, of lot Twenty- OlTico ot the Regisler ot Deeda ror tlfo Cotihty hffd fof' tlfo sffifl Coffffly of IffRlffffh ia hold), Hugh Frauds and Mhrgarct Slihhioh.<). Altnr- ost ill the aum of thf'eo buhdred thlrty-oho hnd ot land ailuatcd ih life City of LahsihR, Coun­ four (24), ot Englowood Pftrk Addition, to ot Ihghffm oh Septomher 10. 1030, ih Volumo off TIffirsflffy, the First (Isl) tlfty of Mhrch. ifcya, 1801 Dime Bhhk Unildihg. DHroit, Mich. 40-100 dollhf'8, hhd ho affit or pf'occetlihgs at ly of Ingham, hhd Sthle ot Michighh, tle- the City of Lansing, Michlgnn. 336 of Mortgagea, oh pago 05, oh which mort­ 103.1. ffl Elovoh (iifOO) o'clock ih tho fof'ohooh MORTGAGE SALE Iffw IfffvihR Ifeen Ihatitutefl to fccovor the dolfl acrilfod ha followa, Itf-wit: Doted Novomber 27. 1933. Dalod ht Detf'oit. Mich., October 5, 1933. gage thef'O ia clffiniod lo be duo, at lho -date of thht flhy. wifich aaifl pf'efhisea fff'o deaeribed Defnult havihg beeh mndo ih tho terms and secured by ahifl morlgffgo or any pffrt Ihereof, Parts of lot ohe (1) hhd two (2) ih Iflock E. PELLE KIRK. Mortgogee. MICHIGAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, ot this hotice, tor principal nhd inlef'est, the iff life shfil hforlRftRO ha follows, lo-wlti conditions ot a certain mortgage ihftde by Notico ia hof'ehy given Ufat by virtuo of the ohe huhdf'cd ton ot Ufo City of LfthsihR, de­ CARL H. McLEAN, Attorney for Mort­ Aaalghoo ot Mortgagee. sum of Nine Hundf'ed ElRhty-BlRht Dollars and Frhhk A. nnd Maboi E. Van Orman, Iftfsbhhd SITUATED ift Auf'clitfa Towhship, IhRhftfn pffwor of afile thoreih oohtained, sfud iifortghRe aeribed ffs eomhfencing forty-eight feet ono gagee. Business Address: 411) Holliater Bldg.. HUGH FRANCIS ahd MARGARET SIM­ 'elRhly cents ($088.80), ahd ho suit or proceed­ ffhd wire, lo Gf'hhgo Lire Ihsurffhco Cofhpahy, Coffhly, Slhte of MichiRfth, and hefhR khotrh as will Ifo fof'oclosed to satisfy (he ahfouhla dtte ahd ohc-hhlt ihehea sohth ff'om the northeast Lansihg. Michighn. 48wl3 MONS. Attorhoys for Assighco ot Mortgageo. i/,ih g at Iftw or ih equity hftvihg beoh ihslilffted 0 Michigan corporalioh, dfflod December 30, follows: tifercoh with ifflef'est hhd coata of foreciosuro, corher of afdd lot oho (1), thohco wcat paf'­ 1801 Dimo Bitnk Building. Detf'oit. Michigah./i to rocovor tho debt socfired by said hfortgage or 1920. ahd recof'ded ih tho olTice ot tho Regisler TRACT NO. 1: BcifiR life Weat Hftif of the by salo of Ufe nforlgffged pf'emisoa hi public hilel with the lino ot lots to lhe weat liho of ahy part Ihoreof; now therotoro by virtue ot MORTGAGE SALE of Dtfeds for tho Couhty ot Ihgham nnd Stalo Nortlfcffift Offffrter ot Sectioh 11, Towhship 2, vohdtio lo Che Ifiglfeat bidder, at the west froht lot Iwo (2) thence aofith on lho wost lino of Hugh Froiicis and Morgorct Simmons. Attor­ llfo potvor ot sale cohtained in snitl mortgage Defhult Ifavihg been maflo in tho cohditiona of Micliigan 011 the Slh day ot Jnnunry, 1930, North, llhffRc 2, West, cohlftihihR 80 ftcf'ca of door ot the Coffrt Hofiso ih Ufo City ot Mff­ lot two (2) twenty-two (22) toot, thonco east neys, 1801 Dimo Bank Buildihg, Detroit, Mich. ftnd lho sthtute ot the State ot MichiRan ih ot a cof'tffih real eatftto mortgngo whereby tho in Liber 267 ot Mortgages, on page 230, hntl Iffhd ; hiso, the Ehst 10 hcros of tho Ehat Ilhlf soh. Ihghhm Cohhty, Michlgffn. thht hoihg oho parallel with the line of lots to tholBhst liho MORTGAGE SALE such cnso mhdo and provided, hotico is hereby powor ot aalo tlforelh contained becamo opera­ which anid mortghRO waa assignod by aaid of llfo Northwest Quhrter of aftid Sectioh, of the places for the lioldlhR of the Circuit of lot ono (1), thenco north on said cast lino Default having beeh mado in tho terms nnd Rivoh tlfat oh Mohday, llfo nineloenth day ot tive, mffde by William H. Romoz ahd Bertha Grhngo Lite Ihstirnhco Comphny, n Michigah Towhshfif ahtl RithRo; akso, the North Halt of Court of affid couhly, oh the 6llf day of Jan­ of lot one (I) twohty-two (22) toot to tho cohditlohs of o certain mortgffge mffdo by February, A, D. 1034, nt eleven o'clock n. m.. Romez. his wifo, to tlfo Union Building and corporation, lo tho Michigan Lite Insurhnco llfo Stftflhehat Quarter of ahid Scctioh 11, Town­ uaf'y, 1934, at ton o'clock in tho forehooh, placo of beginnihR. said promises beihg situate Glenn E. Portorfiold and Robo B. Portorfield. (Eastern Stnndard Timo) snid mortRago will Loon AaaocittUon, Limited, n Michigan eor­ Company, n Michigan corporntlon, by nssign­ ship itufi Ithffge uforoshid, cohthihihR SO ftof'os; wlficl. shitl premiaca ifro doacribed ns Ufe weat oh the west aide of WaahihRton Avenue with a husband nnd wife, to Grftngo Lite Inauranco bo foreclosed by a sale nt ptiblic nuotion to porhlioh, of Lhnsing, MichiRftn, dated Novem­ mont dntod May 20, 1930, nnd recorded in tlfo the lolhl ffmouht ot lhhd cohtftihed in thia half of the nof'thefhit quaf'tor of secUon twenty frontage thereon of twehty-two (22) feet nnd Compnny. ft Michigan corporntlon. dated Sop­ tho hlRliost bidder, at the north entrnnco to ber 26. 1929. nnd recorded in the Ingham OlTico of tlfo Rcgistor of Deeds for the County Irftct ifnfouhtlhR iff ftil lo 170 ftcf'ca ot lfthd iff Towh Two North, Rango Ono Wost, IiiRham with 0 depth wealorly of ono hundred thirty- tomber 12. 1928. nnd recorded in Uio olTIco ot the City Holl in tho City ot Lonsing, IhRham County, Michigan, Register of Deed's on:iee on ot Ingham, on September 19, 1030, in Volumo ftfffi lioihR lho same prehfisea conveyed by the County, MichiRan. two (132) feet tho Registor of Deeds for tho County ot Ing­ County, Michignn, (that being ono ot tho Novembor 20, 1920. in liber 324 ot mortgagos plncoa whoro the Circuit Court for tho County 336 of Mortgages, on page 66, on which mort­ heirs of Lyhfftif C. Smith, docehaed, to Frhifk Dated nt Lftnsing, Michigan, thia 17th dny hnm and Stnto ot Michigan, on tho 17Ui doy on pago 403. upon which mortgage thoro ia ot Ihgham is hold) ot tho promises described gngo thoro is claimed to be duo, nt tho dnto Van Hof'if by Wsrf'itnty Deed, dated, March Dated Octoifor 0th, 1933. of Novenfifef', 1933. ot Soptembor. 1928, in Llbcr 267 of Mortgages, how claimed to bo dti«.;nnd pnynblo for prin­ in said mortgngo, or so much thereof ns mny of this notico, for principal nnd interest, the 17, 102.L fthd recorded ih Lilior 272 nt Phgo NELSON N. ROUSE. Mortgagee. ALVIN A. NELLER, Cif'cult Court Com- on pago 102. and which aaid mortgago was cipal nhd interest tho'sum of $6395.65 ond bo necessary to pny tho amount due on said sum ot Thirteen Hundred Fifty-Eight Dollars 551 ot IiiRlfhm Counly, MichiRhn, Deed Re­ W. S. SEELYE, Maaon, Mich., Attorney for miaalonor, Ingham County, Michigah. aasigifed by said Grange Lite Insurance Com­ inaurnnco premiums ot $17.75, making o total mortgage as nforosaid, with Intorest thorcon nhd twelve cents ($1368.12), nnd no suit or cords. Mortgngco. iUvVi FOSTER & CAMERON, Attorneys for Plain­ pnny. a Michigon corporation, to tho Michigan debt of $6413.30, ond no suit at law having nnd nil logol coats, chorges and expenses. In­ proceedihg nt law or in equity having been tiff. 47w7 Lifo Insurance Compnny, a Michigan corporo- TRACT NO. 2: Situhled ih the above boon brought to recover Bold debt, or any port cluding tho nttorney too allowed by law, and Instituted to rocovor tho debt secured by said nftnfcd Sectioh 11, Towhslflp nnd RanRC ftfof'c- tlon, by ossignmont doted May 29, 1930, nnd MORTGAGE SALE theroof. sold mortRogeo having by resolution recorded In the oltice of tho Register of Deeds nny aum or sums which may bo paid by tho mortgngo or nny pnrt thereof; now therefore Bhid, ahd boihR tho Nortif .10 acres ot the MORTGAGE SALE duly ndopted nt o rogulnr meeting of Its Bonrd by virtuo of the powor of snle contained In said No. 33360-A for tho County ot Inghnm on Soptomber 19, undersigned nt or boforo snid sole for taxes South Hftlt ot lhe Southeast Quartor ot aaid Defnult hoving bcon mndo In tho conditions of Directors, declared Ita election to consider ond|or insurnnco on aaid promises, which prem­ mortgage and tho atatute of tho State of Mich­ Section 11, and Towhship and Rftnge uforesnid, 1930,'in Volumo 33G of Mortgages, on pago Default hnving been mnde In the conditions of a certain mortgngo mndo by Dnvld E. Bee-the wholo nmount unpaid on sold mortgage 120, on which mortgago thoro Is claimed to be ises nre described os follows: "Tho parcel of igon in such cose mode and provided, notico and being the same 10 acres of land convcyetl of. a certnin mortghgo mndo by Etiwin E. chom and Jessie Becchnm to Charles A. Gow­ debt to bo now duo and poyablo by renaon of land situated In tho Township of Delhi, County Is hereby given that on Monday, the nine­ by the hoirs ot Lyman C. Smith, decofufed, to due, nt the tlotc of this notice, for prlncipnl Smith, n widower, to tho Capitol Savings & er, of tho City ot East Lansing, Michigan, the non-poymont of certain Instollmenta of nnd intorest, tho sum of Two Thousand Eight of Inghnm nnd State of Michigan, described aa teenth day of February, A. D. 1934, at ejovon Prank Vftn Horn by Warranty Deed dated, Loan Company, a Corporation, dated tho 19th dated the first doy of May, A. D. 1930, and prlncipnl nhd intoreat on provided for by said, follows, to-wlt: Commoncing ono hundred fifty- o'clock a. m. (Eastern Standard Time), sold Mai'ch 17, 1924, and recorded In Liber 272, nt Hundred Fifty-Throe Dollara and Bovonty-aoven clay of August, 1931, nnd recorded in the of­ recorded In the ollico of tho Register of Deeds mortgago, notico Is horoby given that on Sot- cents ($2,863,77), nnd no suit or proceeding three (163) fcot East and ton hundred eighty- mortgngo. will bo foreclosed by a anlc at public • Page 561 ot Ihgham County, Michigan, Deed fieo of tho Register ot Deefls for the County for tho County of Ingham, nnd State of Michl­ urday. January 13, 1934, at ten o'clock In tho eight (1088) feet South of tho West onOKilghth auction to tho higheat bidder, ot tho north Recof'ds. nt low or in eciulty having been Inatituted tb of Ingham and State of Michigan, on tho 20th gnn, on the eighth day of May, A. D. 1930, In forenoon of sold doy at north entrance to City recover tho debt aeeured by sold mortgngo or (%) peat to tho Northwest one-quarter VA) entrance to tho City Hall in tho City of Lan­ Tho total amount ot land cohtained In tho day of August, 1931. in Liher 339 of Mort­ Liber 800 of mortgages on Pago 259, on which Holl Building, Lansing, Ingham County, Mich­ nny port thereof; now therefore by virtuo of Section nine (9) Town three (3) North, Range sing, Ingham County, Michlgnn, (that being above doscrjbod two tracts nmounting In all to gages, on Pngo 007, on which mortgago there mortgago thero Is claimed to be duo at the date lgnn, (that being one of tho places whore tho the power of aalo contained In said mortgage two (2) West! thonco South sixty-four (64) one ot tho plncoa whoro the Circuit Court tor 210 acres, the shid tracts of land being con­ Is claimed to be due nt the date of this no­ ot thia notico for Interest the sum of ono hun­ Inghnm County Circuit Court Is held), sold and the atatute of tho State of Michigan in feet; thenco West two hundred forty and tho County of Ingham ia held) of tho prem­ tiguous hnd together forming one body or par­ tice, for principal nnd intcreat, the aum of dred nnd elghty-nlno dollars and forty-five mortgagee will, by virtuo ot tho power of aalo auch cnso mode and provided, notice Is horeby throe-tenths (240.3) foot to tho East lino of ises described In said mortgage, or ao much cel of land used as ono fnrm. $1700.02, and an attorney's fee of $36.00 as conta ($189.46), for Insurance premium paid In sold mortgage and in pursuance of the given thnt on Monday, tho nineteenth day ot Washington Avenue; thonco Northeasterly thereof aa may bo neccaaary to pay the amount This salo is to bo made, subject nnd Inferior provided for by law, nnd no suit or proceed­ by said mortgagee tho aum of eight dollars statute aoll at public auction the Innda de­ Februnry, A. D. 1934, at eleven o'clock, a. m. along Washington Avenue Sixty-alx and fifty- duo on aaid mortgage aa atoreaald, with intor­ to tho unpaid principal of tho nolo by the snid ing at Inw having been Instituted to recover (18.00) and an nttorney fee of fifteen' dollars scribed therein, or eo much oa ahall bo nccea- (Eastern Standard Time), said mortgago will five hundrcdtha (66.66) feet; thenco Eaat two eat thereon and all legal costa, chargea and mortgage to tho said THE COLUMBUS JOINT tho monoya secured by said mortgage, or any ($16.00) aa provided for by statute, and no aory to satisfy the amount duo thereon at tho bo foreclosed by a sale at public auction to the hundred twenty-two and throo-tontha (222.3) oxponaes. Including the attornoy too allowed STOCK LAND BANK OP COLUMBUS, now part thereof, suit or proceeding at law having been Insti­ timij of sale, togothor with all legal costa, highest bidder, at tho north entrance to the foot to tho plnco of boginnlng. Sold land to by law, nnd any sum or sums which may bo held by THE VIRGINIAN JOINT STOCK Notico Is hereby given, that by virtue of the tuted to recover tho moneys secured by said Intorest from date hereof, nnd attorney too of City Hall in tho City of Lansing, Ingham bo known when platted na lot eighteen (18) paid by the undersigned at or beforo said sale LAND BANK OP CHARLESTON, nmounUng power of sale contained In said mortgngo, and mortgago or any port thereof. Thirty-five Dollara. na therein provided, a par- County, Michigan, (that being ono of the Radio Eatatca. for taxes and|or inauranco on aaid premlaea, to Ten Thousand Five Hundred Nlnety-flvo nnd the statute In euch case made and provided, col described ns: Commencing at tho southwest which premises ' aro described as follows I Notico Is hereby given that by virtuo ot the places where tho Circuit Court for tho County 14-100 ($10,596.14) Dollars, with interest on the I3th day of January, 1934, at 10:00 corner of lot 62 of Angell's Subdivision ot lot of Ingham is hold) of tho premises described 'Lands, premlsea and property aituated In the power of Bale contained In said mortgage and 80 and portiona of lota 78 and 79 of College tboreon nt tho rate of six per centum (6%) o clock in the forenoon, tho imdaraigned will, In sold mortgage, or so much thoroof aa may Commencing ono hundred fitty-threo (163) City of Lansing, County ot Ingham, and State tho atatuto In auch caae made and provided on Orovo Plat nnd running eaat along the aouth per annum from and after tho First (1st) day at tho north front doer of tho City Hall, In bo necessary to pny the amount due on said feet East and eleven hundred fifty-two (1162) of Michigan, described as follows, to-wit: Friday, tho twonty-second day of Docember, A. boundary of aaid lot 52, 476.30 fcot to tho wost of Novembor, 1933, which balance Is payable the City of Lanaing, Ingham County, Michigan, mortgage aa aforesaid, with Interest thereon feet South of the Woat one-eighth (%) post Commoncing Ono hundred twenty-three (128) D. 1933. at eleven o'clock in the forenoon the boandnry of Division Street, and north on tho in Installmenta of Pour Hundred Twenty and that being a place where tho Circuit Court tor nnd nil legal costs, charges and expensca, In­ to tho Northwest one-quarter (>4) Section nine feet west of tho northweat corner of Willow undersigned will aoll at the north front on­ weat lino of Division Street 466.1 toot to a 00-100 ($420.00) Dollars, each, due on the First tho County of Inghjm Is held, aoll at public cluding tbe attornoy tee allowed by law, and (9) Town threo (3) North, Range two (2) and Walnut Streota on the north lino of Wil­ tranco of tho City Hall In tho City ot Lansing placo ot beginning, thonce north along tho (1st) days of May and November In inch year, auction, to tho highest bidder, tho promlsos do- any aum or auma which may be paid by the West; thenco South alxty-four (64) feet; thonco low Street in the City of Lansing, Michigan; (that being ono of the places where the circuit line of DIvlalon Street 88.6 feet, was* 132.11 such Installments Including interest calculated scribed In said mortgngo, or so much thereof undoraigned at or before aaid salo tor taxes Woat two hundred flfty-nlno and aix-tonths thenco north six (8) rods; thence west two court for the County of Ingham la held), at feet, aouth 86.1 feet to the north lino of Beech nt six per centum (6%) per', annum and a 08 may bo nosessary to pay the amount so aa andlor Insurance on aaid premlaea, which prem­ (269.6) teet to tho East lino of Washington (2)' roda; thonco south six (6) rods t thenco public nuctlon to the higheat bidder the prem­ Street, eoatorly along the north lino of Beech payment on tho principal In accordance with aforoaald due on aaid mortgage, with seven lsea are described aa follows! "The lands, Avenue; thenco Northeaaterly along Washing­ east two (2) rods to tho place of beginning. laea deaeribed in said mortgago or ao much Street 133.61 feet to the place ot beginning, the terms and provisions pf the note secured per cent Interoat, and all legal coata, togethar premlaea nnd property sltuatod In tho City ot ton Avenue aixty-aix and fifty-five hundredths Tho aouth eighty (80) teet ot the east tour thereof as may bo necessary to pay the amount and further known aa lot 61 ot Assessor's Flat by the said mortgage; the aale Is also t>> be with said attorney's feo, which aaid premlaea Lansing, County ot Ingham and State ot (66.56) (cet; thence East two hundred forty (4) feet ot the property herein described with as aforesaid duo on said mortgage with seven of lot 62 AngeU'a Subdivision, a part ot lot mode subject te taxes for tho year, 1981, tnd aro described In aaid mortgage as follows: Michigan, described as (ollowa, to-wlt! Lot and tnrce-tonths (240.8) feet to the place of the west four (4) feet ot the property adjoin­ percent Interest, and all legal coats together 80 and portiona of lota 78 and 70 ot College thereafter. 'Uit One Hundred (100) Phillips Addition ot forty-five (46) ot Clear's Addition to the City beginning. Said land to be known when plat­ ing on tho oast Is to be used Jointly for a part of the Northeast Quarter (U) of Section with said attorney toe, to wit! Lot nine (9), Grove, City ot East Lanaing, Ingham County, driveway for the two parties. Together with Dated at Maaon, Michigan, this Thirtieth ot Lanaing, according to the recorded plat ted as lot nineteen (19) Radio Estates. To- Twenty-two (22), Town Three (8) North, Block 0, Oowor's AddlUon to the City ot Lan- Michigan. tea the hereditaments and appurtenances theroof." (80th) day of November, 1983. thereof. Together with the herodltamonte and 'or with tho hereditaments and appurten- Range Two (2) 'West, Township of Delhi, Ing­ sing, according to tbe recorded plat thereof, Dated at Detroit. HIch., October 80, 1983. THE VIRGINIAN JOINT STOCK LAND appurtenances thereof." V, icea thereof. ham County, Michigan. In the City ot Lansing, Ingham County, Michi­ ?d'Xc« MICHIGAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, BANK OF CHARLESTON, (Assignee and Dated October 14, 1983, . Dated October 19, 1933. gan. DDatee d at Detroit. Mich., October 6, 1938. Assignee of Mortgagee. Holder of the said Mortgage). UNION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIA­ Dated at Detroit, Mich., October 12, 1988. ' ^OAmOL SAVINOS * LOAN COMPANY. Dated September 27. 1938. MICHIGAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, J. W. WILSON, Attorney /or said Assignee TION, LIMITED, Mortgagee. MICHIGAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, CHARLES A. GOWER, MortgagM. Assignee ot Mortgagee. and Holder ot laid Mortgage, Business Ad­ 0. F. * E. T. HAMMOND, Attoroeys tor Assignee ot Mortgagee. _ . „wS»mJa .4k^ OUMMIMa, Attorneya tor OARL H. McLEAN, Attorney (or Mortgagee, HUGH FRANOIS and MARGARET SIM­ -~ QH FRANOIS Mid UAROABBT SIM. dress; 'Virginian Land Bank Bldg., Ohailei- Mortgagee. Business Address i j^||Mi< •n. 4l«rll 180t Dime BMk Bulldlnr, Detroit, Mlehigu. Page Twelve INGHAM COUNTY NEWS, MASON, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7,1933

Daughter Of Pioneers Three Admirals Take a Look at San Francisco NAME HONOR SIODENIS Is Claimed By Death FUNERAL RITES MONDAY FOR FOR SlX-fflS PERIOD MRS. CORNELIA HUNTLEY. tMANY STUDENTS E.ARN SCHOL­ Funeral services were held at the ARSHIP RECOGNITION. A, B, Bair funeral home Monday af­ ternoon for Mrs, Cornelia Huntley, Dcispito Pro\'iiloii(;e of SIclnie.s-.s 'rlie 76, who died at her home on Maple .'Vttenclaiiou Reiuirii in Mltson street Friday evening after an illness Scliooi Cunsiilercii Good. of si.K months. She was tho daughter oi Ira and Nancy Hulse, two pioneer settlers of the county, and spent her Honor students and those with per­ entire life in Mason except for three fect attendance for the second six- years during which she resided in weeks marking period of tho Mason GIFT GLOVES Silk Hosiery Leslie, school were named Wednesday. Al­ though there has been considerable Mrs, Huntley was born December Liivol.v lolll itnd ciipesUlii gloves sickness in tlie community, the atten­ 85c and up 24, 1857, ono of a family of 10 chil­ in bliiclH, l)riiwns iinii lilins. dance record is good. The honor stu­ dren. Only two of that family now dents and those with perfect records survive, Thoy arc Mrs, Charlotte Co- $1.59 and up of atLendance are lisLed below by Tavern Lunch man who cared for her sister for the grades. Spreads last 16 months and a brother, James GIFT HANKIES Hulse of Kalamazoo, Thoro aro many Kindorgiirlcn Honor roll—Charles Bartlett, Floyd Fine eiubroiiliired kcrdiicf.f. nieces and nephews remaining. $1.00 On April 15, 1879 Cornelia Hulse Bowen, Bethany Jean Bradman, Doro­ Willie and prints became tho wife of Portor L, Huntley, thy Fraziei'i Bonnie Jean Grindling, Except for throe years in Leslie, Mr, Charles Hills, Mnry Mclnlyre, lionald 5c and up Towels and Mrs, Huntley lived their entire Osterborg, CaLhryn Parker, Nancy Stevenson, Robert Ware, Donna Mao lililili 'rowets iind lovrly Linen lives in Mason, Both Mr, and Mrs, Gift Underwear Giii^si: 'rowels. In jilisl;i.'l sliliiles Huntley wore worlters in tho Baptist Warner, Maxine WilloLt, Rosemary illlll wlillt) with iMiliirril borders church", Mr, Huntley died about 15 Austin, LyneLte Wright, Ronald Ba­ Riiyiin IJIonnil-'r.s, Piiiitics mill years ago. For the past two years ker, Esther Corner, ICdward Frances, Conibinlitions Anna Bell Reeser, Virginia i^ose, Min­ 25c and up Mrs, Huntley had not been in good Ciiri'yiliK .\ilnili'nl Dnvld Sellers, commnndor-ln-dllof of the Uiiiled Stntes lloet, Admh'nlC. T. Snyder, chief ot staff, nie Wythe, and Ann Zimmerman. 50c and up health. Hor condition became serious niid Adiiiii'ill T, T, Craven, commander ot llio bnttio divlslnn of the United .Stiites llect, tho nnvy dirigible Macon in June. Perfect attendance—Wayne Bow­ left Ils new homo nt Mofl'ot Held, Sunnyvale, for nn Inspection tour of the nnviil forces nssomhllng In San Fi'nnclsco Silk Crepe Pajamas The Rev. H. H. Hoyt had charge of ers, Dorothy Frnzier, Bonnie Jean bay for a slliini battle off the Calltornlli const. This pllotogrfiph shows tllo dirigible over Siiii If'rnncisco. Grindling, Lena Hines, Belly Lane, Night Gowns illlll Night Gowns the funeral services, Dr, W, B, Hart­ $1.95 and up zog, former pastor of tho church and Billy Lane, l^obert Ware, Sliirloy Riiyon und Prlnifs a neighbor of Mrs, Huntley, assisted, Armstrong, Rosemary Austin, Ronald Baker, Estlier Corner, Marion Eg­ 59c and up lloiistf frlielcs, scurf iuiil beret Air View of Tampico After Storm and Flood gers, Elizabeth Hawkins, Bessie Mc­ st'lis, bed spri'iuls, luieii tlible I Clvristliin Science Society Carrick, Howard McCarrick, Anna I'.liilili iinll iiliplciiis. All enilles.s 1 Bell Reeser, Virginia Rose, Mable Blankets luimber of prliC.ticiii Ohrisliiiilis Schutte and Minnie VVyLhe. iMlike this a wiirni Ohristiiilis by gifts tliiU; ymir family ami Cliristian Science services are held Fir.st Oniilc giving BLANKETS. frliMiiis will wi'lemiie from you. over Aseltine's Jewelry store every Honor roll—Mary Joan Corbin, An­ 69c and up Sunday morning at 10:30. Primary na Lee Troxeli, Teddy Hall, ElizabeLh Sunday school is held during the ser­ Adams, Max Barr, "Catlierine Schul- vice. 'Wednesday evening testimony ler, Joe Dean, Barbara Wallace, Billy PARKHURST'S meeting at 8 o'clock. Dart, Jimmy Brown, Jean Freeman, "God tlie Preserver of Man" will be Dicky Peek, Margaret Ann Patterson, NR;V iMcinbci tho subject of the Lesson-Sermon in Charles Seeley, Max Bement, Donna nil Christian Science churches Jean Davis and Clarabell Burgess. through-out the world on Sundny, De­ Perfect attendance-Anna Lee Trox­ cember 10, eli, Max Barr, Harlow Hanes, Rich­ Fields, Margaret Ashfal, Helen Bald- r Among tho Bible citations is this ard Stevens, Joo Doan, Jiminy Brown, svin, Glenna Childs and Esther Demas- passage (Acts 28: 3,5): "And when Dona Pearl Maclam, Billy Dart, Ha­ ka. Legion Paul had gathered a bundle of sticks, zel Snyder, Joan Heydon, Iris Pen- Tenth Grade and laid them on tho lire, tliere came nock, Gordon Raymond, Cliarlos See­ Maryella Benjamin, Juno Birkett, News a viper out of the heat, and fastened ley, Mary Christine Hoyt, Ned Doane, Jeanette Braydon, Florence Clark, on his hand. And he shook off the Robert Maine, Donald Myers and Max lean Collar, Gertrude Dart, Helen Eg­ beast into tlie lire, and felt no harm," Bement. gers, Kathleen fi'leming, Lois Helncel­ Coninnuuloi- ,Tolfh U, ITchlcy man, Cleo Holmes, Leonard Karber, Correlative pnssages to be read .Seconil Grade Ailjiitant l.,yhff Wriirht from the Christian Science textbook, Agnes McAlccr, Ruth Miller, Frances lionor roll—Helen Plank, Richard Peek, Sada Rusch, Dorothy Seigrist, AVonmn'.s Ahxilfafy "Science and Health with ICey to the Grewett, Howard Bailey, Virginia Pi'OHidont -Mf-s, 1,, A, Wiledch Scriptures," by Mnry Baker Eddy, in­ Sarah Sweet and ELhol Welsh, Sourotary Mf's, t.,eo Ilffrtoh Brown, Keneth Palmer, Dewey Doane, Elovontli Orndo clude tho following (p, 99): "The Jack King, Hone Lassen, Audrey Ann jf calm, strong currents of true spirit­ Estella Belt, Winifred Burt, Mary Slagh, Vivian Sliaffer, Patty Parsons, Burton, Harlan Collar, William Fan- 'rlie American Legion Auxiliary is uality, the manifestations of which Margaret Mungci', Reva PierCc, Sliir­ are health, purity, nnd self-immola­ son, Charles Hammell, Kathryn Hunt, sponsoring a "liard times" danco loy Cole and Colleen Shaft. tion, must deepen human experience, Fred Kellogg, Laura Kinnison, Dor­ Tliursday evening, Decombor 7, at Lhe Perfect attendance—Margaret Mun­ until the beliefs of material existence othy Long, Elizabeth MichlLsch, Har­ Oddfellow liall. All Legion and Aux­ ger, Clarence Eddy, Ferris Strick­ arc seen to be a bald im])Osition, nnd vey Seeley and Jessie Snyder, iliary members and Lheir guesLs arc sin, disease, and death give everlast­ land, Virginia Colliy, Glonn Snyder, Tu-«lf(:li Grado invited. Prizes will be given to those ing place to tho sciontillc demonstra­ Audrey Ann Slagh, John Schutle, Sam Tomlinson, Vernon Snyder, wearing costumes mosL nearly repre­ tion of divine Spirit and to God's Phyllis Sliepard, Dewey Doane, Kon- Montcil Snow, Lorraine Smith, Emer­ senting "ahrd times," Dnncing will All illrpllllle view iff nlie section of the Cily of 'I'nlllplCO, fMe.vlco, showing how the streets woi-o Inundntod hy spiritual, perfect man," noLh Palmer, Rosie Simone, Virginia son Smith, Eva Oesterle, Viola Liotz- begin at cigliL-tliirLy o'clock, soverlll feet of wiiler rnllowing the rflilis nlid Imrrlcllnn in which lnillions of dollars worth of diimngo wils doiio and Brown, Willard Evoi-y, Ada Emily ke, Esther Kinnison, Josephine Jud­ I 'riic next regular meoling of tho nn infleioi'lliiilnio nllluhor of persons lost their lives. Most of tho buildings in the city wero rnzed. Greene and Richard Grewett. American Legion Auxiliary will bo f,,t,.t..|..«..*..*,,*..«..«..*..*.....»..a..t..«.....*-t,.*..t-*..t..#< son, Raymond Kennedy, Staley Tiiird Grade Haugh, I^ale Fay, Lorance Hanes and held at the home of Mrs, Alice Bell, I Baptist Clunxli Notes 1 Honor roll—Kathryn Simmons, Rol- KenncLh Cline, I Maple street. Each member is re- I H. n. Hoyl, Pastor \ lin Dart, ,]im CoLLon, Genevieve Las­ ; quested to bring a quart of fruit or a I,slan(l Corners j Lutherans Give President a Plaque sen, Lula Siinmons, Freda Freeman, ' glass of jam or jolly to bo donated to j t By Mrs. Mabel E. Krot f 10:00 A, M, fVIorning service, Mabelle Opdyke, Richard Diehl, Doro- the Legion hospital, A social time •...•.•.....•..•..•...»».,«,<.,,i,,.,..,,«,,.,,«,,«,,«,,a,,.,,«,,t,,.,,«..i Nichols District \ • will follow Lhe business meeting. 11:30 A, M, Bible School, Lhy FelLon, Vera Clemens, Lark Brad­ man, Imogene Reeser, Edith Fontana, By Mrs. F. Geisenhaver } 0:00 P, M, B, Y, P, U, Topic for Curt Peters, who has been working discussion, "What Does Salvation Marion Francis, Nora Schutte, Harold l,...... «...«.»«..«..*M«M«..«.....«.....«...... *..«...,,»,,«,,.«.,4 I of EaLon Rapids and Mr, and Mrs, for the last tlii-ec years for Leonard j Theo Rardecn and family were the Mean'!" Powf^ll and Cliiirles Kurtz, left Mon­ Bowers and Dorothy Barto. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr, 7:0.0 P, M. Union evening service in day toi- Now Y'ork Cily whore ho will Perfect attendance—Calvin Brown, Mr, and Mrs, James Hart and Ralph and Mrs, Williain Nichols, Motliodist cliurch, sail for his liome in Wiomor, Germany. Kathryn Curtis, Richard Diehl, Lay­ called on Mr, and Mrs, Morilz Eifert i Mr, iuid Mrs, Frank Lamcraux and Thursday evening at 7:30 the rogu­ Enrl Whipplti and son of Mason aro lln Jewett, Roland Mcssner, Juanita of Holt Sundny afternoon, and Ralph called at Aubrey Tookors' lar mid-week service. building a new saddle horse barn, Moore, Nora Schutte, Ralph Simone Mr, and Mrs, F, Golsomiaver and Thiinksgiving, You aro welcome to all our services. which will be 124 feet by 48 feet for and Robert Starr. family spent Sunday with Mr, and I Maurico Price and Marion Nichols- 0. 0. Plartig, Fourbli Grntlo Mrs, Sim Clark at Mason, Mr, and Mrs, Loon Proadmoro and motored to Sheridan to visit the form­ f..«..«..«..«..«..a»«..«..«Mt..a»«..«..«...»*..«..t..t..«..«Hs..aH«..f Miss Beatrice Miller and brother, Honor roll—Geraldine Barto, Phyl­ family of Lansing wore the guests of er's moLher, Saturday, Mctliodist Episcopal Cluircli j VVillialn, of Mason and Mr, and Mrs, lis Bushnell, Joan Davis, Lucile Doan, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geisenliaver on J. II. Bancroft, Pnstor } William Rchm of Packard Station Mary Phyllis Franklin, Barbara Jean Thanksgiving day, wfsre callers Sunday of Mr, and Mrs, Franklin, Donna Joan Howlett, Vir­ For Christmas gifts buy somoLhing A, E, Hartig and family, ginia Hurry, Bobby Marshall, June Mr, and Mrs, Aubrey Tookfn- called practical. Drive over to tlorner Sunday, December 10, Mrs, W, H, Palmer, Ima Palmer, Joan Percival, on Mr, and Mrs,'- Eugene Allen at Brothers Woolen Mills, Eaton Rapids, Mr. and Mrs, Richard Andrews and Veenbocr of Grand l^apids, first vice Dimondale Sundey afternoon, and look at tho blankets, robes, sport children spent Thanksgiving with Mr, Elizabeth Seeley, Jack Schafor, Mary president of Grand Rapids District W, Charles Binkley, Berniece Saier, coats, socks, yarns, fabrics, etc. Hand­ nnd Mrs, Roy Ray, east of Mason, Jane Smith, Howard Slagh and Betty H, M, S,, will be the speaker at the Amanda,Christie, John Loscby, Mau­ some and practical gifts at astonish­ C, L. Hulett spent Thanksgiving Wright. morning service. This service is open Perfect attendance-Maurice Bailey, rice Price of Lansing, Maxine Willis ingly low prices, 49wl to everybody to enjoy. Mrs. Veen- with his son, Mr, and Mrs, Robert Hu­ lett of Detroit, Donald Chapman, Theodore Cole, Lu­ boor is a very well known and inter­ cile Dean, Joseph Fontana, Richard esting speaker. Mrs, Margaret Box sprained her Gillespie, Holon Hammell, Donald Sunday school 11:30. ankle quite badly Sunday, Hilliard, Paul Kraft, Bobby Marshall, Tho Christmas season is upon us Mr,-and Mrs. Hubert Wells and Leora Boll Mcssner, Dorothea Op­ and there is no placo that can Lake daughter, Mary, and Edwin attended dyke, June Palmer, Ima Palmer, Jack the part tliat the Sunday school holds the Wells family dinner which was Shafer, Richard Samann, Elizabeth in this wonderful season. Boost witli held Thanksgiving day at the home of Seeley, Howard Slagh and Mary Jane your class for a Merry Christmas. Mr, and Mrs, O, J, Hood of Mason, Smith. Tlie Epworth League and Methodist Mr, and Mrs, Fred Wells and family omeDoau YouKi r Fifth Griiile Forum will meet at G o'clock, of South Alaiedon wore Thanksgiving Honor roll—Roberts Reese, Roberta guests of Mr, and Mrs, Ray Folton, Tho Union Evening service at 7 P, Bullen, Mary Jeanette Davis, Mar­ M, will be held at the M, E, church. Mr, and Mrs, Gilbert i?hillips of jorio Bushnell, James Benjamin,, Da­ .Tackson spent Sunday with Mr, and This is the closing service of the vid Swearingen, Francos Schutte, Mrs, E, J, Collins, Would Sabbath day, and with music and ser­ Bruce Grevo, Beverly Jewett, Billy Mr, and Mrs, Lewis Wieland enter­ mon may we worship God with our Mac Field and William Kraft, whole hearts,- tained at a pedro party Saturday eve­ Perfect attendance—Frances Schut­ Be Tickled ning. Prizes were awarded Loo I-ful- te, Robert Williams, Raymond Par­ ett and Agusta Lamoreaux, ker, Ross Hilliard, Roberta Bullen, Guests Thanksgiving of Miss Louise With Such J Nortli Aurelius Union Cliurcli | Mary O'Dell, Marlette Lott, Miiburn t Harold DaUlii, Pastor • Guenther and Mrs. Kato Plxley were, »,..-...... *...... ,...„^.,...,..,.,,^..,..,,..,....„J Curtiss, Marjorie Busfin^l., • Jamos Mr, and Mrs. John Jaonicke of Pack­ I'rosideilt lloo.sevelt being pl-o.scnted with n plnfiiio in Ids oillce nt tho Home Gifts ard Station, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moses Benjaniin, Helen Ward,'HArVy Mich- White Mniisi! hy tllo Nnlifililil Lutliornn council, ropl'osonting seven national itscli, Bean Taylor, David'Swearin­ Preaching service at 10:30 A, M, of Lansing, Mr, and Mrs. Charles orgjiiliz.-itions of tllo Liitlter.-iii church with approximately 3,000,000 members. Sunday school at 11:30 A, M, Biebeshimor, Louie Webber, Orville gen,'• Charles Turner, Bruce Grove, as These If you are not attending anywhere Foote and Ben Guenther and son. Betty'Wigman, Beverly Jewett,^ Theo­ we extend to you a most cordial invi­ Guiles. dore Schucller and Marvin Salisbury. Curt Peters spent Sunday with Mr. Sl.vHi Gnide, • tation to feiiowship with us in our Mr. and Mrs. Jamos Hulett, Jr., en­ Kalamazoo Pastor On and Mrs. Lew Hillard of Trowbridge. Honor roll—Doris Abel, Lorna Jean worship. tertained at a family dinner Thanks­ Nick, Norman, Vada and Isetta Elverybody appreciates Wo trust that you will find it time giving. Presbyterian Program Ball, Richard Brown, Dorothy Die- Box spent tho week end with their triclc, Maudie Hoagland, Lois Ray, well spent and will desire to attend Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles El- aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford a furniture gift. Ap­ regularly. sGssor were Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Glen Ridge, Jean Samann, Curtis Crittenden and family of Towar Gar­ CHURCH NIGHT TO BE HELD Trayer, Gloria Warner, Vernon Wau- ply this to your own Lot all members boar in mind that Elsessor and family of Holt, Mr, and dens. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. this Sunday following tho services we Mrs, Albert Elsessor of East Lansing vle and Hazel Cole. Mr. and Mrs. George Morton enter­ Perfect attendance—Doris Abel, friends. will give our attention to church busi­ and Howard Elsessor and Norman tained for Thanksgiving Mr. and Mrs. William Bailey, Lorna Jean Ball, ness for tho coming year, plan to be and Nancy Ruth of Lansing, Frank Greenfield and family and Mr. Thursday evening, Decombor 14, a on hand. Harold D. Dakin, pastor. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Kurtz and and Mrs. Raymond Morris and Carl potluck supper will be held at the Mary Bennett , Richard Brown, Doro­ and Mr. Andrews of Wacousta and Presbyterian church, to which all thy Dietrick, Norma l?lagg, George Mr. and Mrs. Francis Greenfield of members of the church and congrega­ Gillespie, Richard Myers, Lois Ray, Holt. tion are Invited. Jean Samann, Marjorie Schutte, June Slussor, Roy Starr, Jerry Surateaux Louie Webber of East Alaiedon is This is the second of a series of Vernon Wauvie and Hazel Cole. working this winter for his uncle, monthly good-fellowship meetings, Training Boom Charles Biebeshimer. sponsored by the church boards and pulpit supply committee, each to be Honor roll—second grade, Kendall USED CARS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sanborn and featured by supper and an address by Merlau, Donls Murray, Mary "Ahn Mrs. Calla Morton motored to Detroit an out-of-town speaker. Sunday and spent tho day with Mrs Pry, Edward Blakeslee and Betty Ann AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT Ruth Covuture. They brought Mrs The speaker of the evening for next Kennedy; fourth grade, Billy Beck­ Sanborn's mother, Mrs. Bessie Ryan week's program will be the Rev. Glenn with and Imogene Bright; sixth B. Carpenter of Kalamazoo, well grade, Paul Heins, Irene O'Dell, Her­ We have a number of used cars that have many miles of home with them. • Mr, and Mrs. Wilson of Williamston known in Presbyterian church work man Bright and Kathleen Baker. good service remaining in them. The prices are enticing. spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and in Michigan. Musical numbers and Perfect attendance—Tom Wallace, Mrs. Peter Bennet and family. other entertainment wiU also be part Imogene Bright, Harry Smith, Billy of the program. Beckwith, Clifford Eddy, Herman Fer­ PASSENGER CARS All members of the church and con­ guson, Earlene Bennett, Mike Simone, gregation are urged to make a spec­ Beet Sugar Interests Harry Johnson, Fred Carrier, T. J. ial effort to be present. Model A sport coupe, 1933, rumble seat Lang, Kathleen Baker, Paul Heins You Never Make a Mistake in Giyihg For Seek Public Support and Doyle Snyder. Model A touring car, 1928, newly painted, good condition tlonal secretary of the association said, "It has been demonstrated that Seventh Grade the Home Model A Fordor, 1930 the beet sugar Industry Is vital to the Honor roll—Charles Braydon, Ro­ NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING CAM­ bert Colby, June Curtis, James Davis, Two Model A Town Sedans, one with new cylinder assembly PAIGN LAUNCHED IN STATE. agricultural and Industrial prosperity COFFEE TABLES in var;ic(iis new de­ of Michigan, Ohio and Indiana and the Paul DeRose, Ruth Evert, Lucile 1932 Model B Tudor, excellent condition continuance of this Industry can only Guernsey, Charlotte Hammell, Ray­ signs, with or without tray, walnut or Pontiac coach Signalizing the launching of what be assured by our having the loyal mond Helncelman, Rachel Juderjohn, mahogany, y ,/ promises to be the most aggressive support and active co-operation of the Murle Mason, Vance Mclntyre, Doris 1925 Buick sedan, good condition and Intensive newspaper advertising people in these states. To this end Michitsch, Barbara Petty, Evelyn BOOK CASES and Book Piers, latest de­ Several low priced Chevrolets and Model T Fords campaign ever conducted by the beet we propose to present facts concern­ Shaffer, Fred Silsby, Margaret Wil­ sugar industry in the United States, ing beet sugar and the beet sugar In­ lard, James Young and Aileen Zick­ signs, with or without, drawer the Farmers and Manufacturers Beet dustry, through the medium of an ex­ graf. COMMERCIAL CARS Sugar association, representing all of tensive newspaper advertising cam­ Eighth Grade OCCASIONAL CHAIRS, MW models, the sugar beet growers and practic­ paign, believing that the consumers of Honor roll—Howard Ashfal, Nadine sturdy and comfortable, choice of covers V/Q ton Chevrolet truck 1926 Chevrolet truck ally all of the beet sugar companies sugar in Michigan, Ohio and Indiana Beckwith, EUeen Carrier, Helen Ever­ operating In Michigan, Ohio and In­ will recognize the folly of sending mil­ ett, Bonnie Felton, Tom Green, Helen Model T Pickup 1929 Chevrolet truck Goods Held for Any Future Delivery Date diana, has announced that a determin­ lions of dollars to foreign countries King, Prances Lang, Kathleen Mur­ for a product produced by foreign ed effort will be made, through the phy, Leslie Palmer, Amy Parker, Open Evenings Till Christmas labor which Is, In no respect, superior medium of newspaper advertising, to George Percival, Paul Taylor and Paul stimulate the sale of beet sugar to beet sugar grown on American farms by. Michigan, Ohio and Indiana WUedert. grown and refined in Michigan, Ohio Ninth Grade J. B.DEAN and Indiana. farmers and refined In factories locat­ Marjorie Snyder, Lorna Rusch, A. B^ALL Commenting on the launching of the ed in the three states by American labor." Howard Oesterle, .Alvin Judson, Irene campaign. Dr. J. A. Brock, educa- Huntington, Harold Glynn, EUeh