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Eitabiiihed June, 1893 LOWELL. MlOi. THURSDAY. JAN. 26. 1956 Number 40 Five Pounds of Budget Figures FtiKkra Dviittd Saturday Floating Fuel Tank Finally Buried at Wew School Building In 2 Minor Accldtnft Sixteen Hour Hunt Ends in Detroit ^ Presented for Congress' Approval Fenders were dented and Last week the White House sent and cents for meetinR our national tempers on edge In two minor m mm Tuesday As Missing Pair is Found to my office a five-pound book objectives. These objectives may accidents on Lowell's Main street Lowell's Police Chief Frank have taken It with him. They then bound In a soft brown cover with best be defined as; 1) a continued Saturday. The first accident oc- Stephens looked a little haggard added to the radio report that the contwua which will affect not only dedication toward permanent world curred In the morning at 9:40 AWjiZW* and in need of sleep when we talk- boy was armed. tlie lives and welfare of Americans! peace; 2) to sustain and-achieve In front of Vic's Auto Service A A\ / ed to him Wednesday morning, but In the meantime it had been today, but the lives and wellbeing j newer and greater heights of pros- when a car driven by Peter he was glad to give us his version lenmed that Kocnig had changed of generations yet unborn. It was|perlty. and 3) safeguard the flnan- 11 j| * Baurman. 23, of Grand Rapids, ^4' K li of the "kidnap" hunt which was a tire on his car at the William Presidcnt Elsenhower's balanced j cial strength and stability of the turning into the station, was touched off Monday night at Elm- Geldersma home on 601 h st. about budget for the fiscal year 1957 dollar, not only for the present but struck by a truck driven by Jjf a. aZMKL* * dale. 9 o'clock It was learned later fmm Which becomes effective July 1. I future generations as well. John K. MacFarlane of Fore- a J™* It all happened when George Kocnig that he had gone directly • tWf • Our national budget is not just a | President Eisenhower feels that man. Drive. Officer George De- J Koenlg. a 17-ycar-old parolee from from the Johnson s to Elmdale to large book of cold facts and Imper- these objectives can be met satis- Graw issued MacFarlane a ticket Boys Vocational School In Lansing see Faith, but when he found she -who makes his home at the sonal figures describing fiscal oper- faciorlly in fiscal 1957 with a bud- for failure to have his car under was not home he drove towards atlons. It Is rather a comprehen- got which recommends approprla- Leonard Johnson farm, Nash av.. Alto. The car struck a culvert, control. > Alto—left the farm shortly • after ruining the right front tire and slve plan expressing the scope of tions totalling'$65, 865 billion. For The second collision came Sat- 8:30 p.m.. taking the Johnson's he stopped at the Geldersma home federal activity in terms of dollars this same period the president esti- urday evening at 7:05 at the son Dale's 1952 car. Mrs. Johnson to change the tire, driving later ' I mates revenue* at J66.300 billion comer of Main and Riverside immediately called Mr. Stephens' to the corner of US16 and M91. got i which leaves a $435 million surplus. dr., when a car driven by Harold home In Lowell, and left word that some gas. and returned to Elm- The President's balanced budget Carigon. Jr.. 19. of Clarksville, the boy had broken his parole. dale. This time he found Miss An- tresis on two main conditions. They was struck by a car driven bv lare reduced fpderal expenditures When Mr. Stephens contacted the derson at home; he told her that Floyd Hall, 40. of Covered Bridge I reduced federal expenditures re- boy's parole officer in Grand Rap- he had her boy friend in the car. rd. Hall was issued a ticket by , suiting from government econo- ids—who incidentally had been a and that he wanted to talk to her. Officer George DeGraw for fail- jmles made during the past three supper guest that evening at the Koenig was alone, however, but ure to yield right-of-way. years and greater tax revenues gen- Johnson home—a report was being the girl told authorities that she erated by higher levels of national prepared for the Grand Rapids ra- got in the car to talk to him; then dio stations for an all-state alert. pro6peri yi ho asked her to go for a ride, she We've received several cards ^ ' Jobs Daughters It wasn't an easy us It lool^frotn the above photograph to bury the 10,000 gallon fuel oil tank at Sheriff's department and State Po- reported. w up 10 Krens from Lowellltes traveling In the the site of the new elementary ecbooi building. The plumbing and heating rontraotors ran into a little lice were also busy working on the After they started driving the wanner climates. Mr. and Mrs. The President's budget Is act- Plan Installation trouble la«t week when they elftick water about 10 feet down; as the cavity for the tank had to be matter. girl told police, he asked her to Norton A very enjoyed their 2020 ually a series o< estimates and re- IS feet deep, it was necessary to put some oil In the tank to weight It down and keep it from float- go to Little Rock, Ark., to be mar- mile trip to Phoenix, Ariz.. In a quests whkth he makes for Con- Monday Evening Fear Kidnaping ing. This was accompUsbed ItaaUv, aad the hole filled la; now a concrete slab will be placed over It It was not until later that the ried. She said she refused and they short SH days. Mr and Mrs. Lee gresalonal approval. Now It's up to Bethel Chapter 14 of Jobs and another Job In the constrattlon o? the new 7 room elementary school building will be completed. drove aimlessly for a while and Lampkin ate now at Delray Beach. | the Congress whether more or less Daughters will hold their in- authorities were notified of the The school's ultra-modern radtant h.-a ting system Is unique in that no floors pare Is used In the class- "possible kidnaping" of a 16-year- then headed toward US-16. On a Florida. And Mrs. Bella Murphy than the budget requests are to be stallation ceremonies for the rooms, all heat coming through and bt'ug reflected by perforated aluminum celling tiles; every corner old Alto girl. Faith Anderson, from side road, she said, they stopped sent us a colorful card from Mexl- made available. Already In the Con- incoming slatu of officers Mon- of each room will be heated equally- Another anvantage will be that all parts of the system will b« her foster home In Elmdale. Mrs. while he unloaded something from co. where she is enjoying wonder- gresslonal chambers there Is talk day evening, January 30, at the readily and easily attainable lor service and repair. The furnace will also easily accommodate ad- Johnson called Police Chief Steph- the trunk of the auto. ful weather with "no quakes" so!of more, not less spending than Lowell Masonic Temple. The ditional classrooms when the hnildiBg Is expanded in the future. ens about this later, when the girl's Abandon Car far 6n her trip. proposed by Ike and at the same program will begin at 8 o'clock. Your notes to the Ledger are time one hears suggestions for a foster parents started calling They ran out of gas at Fowler- Installing officer will bt Kay neighbors and friends about Faith's ville, and abandoned the car there, very much appreciated and tax reduction. There Is little If any- Wood, retiring honored queen: 1 thing being said In some quarters Wittenboch's Sponsor New disappearance. where police found It, and also re- bring some warmth and sunshine she will be assisted by Mrs. Vel- ^Honored Teeif Alto Man in about the public debt which stands Mr. Stephens then called the covered a loaded .22 rifle. Koenig to us via the mail as we shovel ma Hartley, Mary Alice Dey. Mystery Farm Series nnow, and sit by the fire. at about $279 billion and the $7 bill- Is Sandra Fonger Fatal Crash girl's foster parents, and learned states it came from the Johnson Mrs. Janice Copeland, Mrs. Jos- Wfttenbach Sales & Service are that George had stopped at their farm but this has not been veri- * * * ion In Interest payments which Robert Young. 27, of 6912 ephine Bryan, and Installing or- sponsoring a five-week mystery Elmdale home, and told Faith her fied as yet. Ray Parker of Keene called on must be made each year. Or the With DAR A\vard Tlmpson av., Alto, was Involved ganist will be Ann Marie Alex- &m series, and an aerial photo- boy friend was out In the car and Miss Anderson and Koenig then the Ledger Friday, with a picture!fact that the government has been in a truck-auto crash Sunday under. She will also accompany graph of a farm In this area wanted to see her. She had gone hitchhiked a ride in to Detroit with taken, of. his wife during a home-1 in the red 22 of the last 25 years, morning about 7 o'clock In which Mrs. Barbara Ellis, who will will appear In the Ledger for outside with him. got in the car. a truck driver, and he took her to coming day parade in Lowell in' Two areas absorbing substantial one man was fatally injured. render two vocal solos. the next five week (starting to- and they had driven away. the home of his uncle. 1913. The float on which she portions of the budget for 1957 de- Incoming officers are: Hon- The head-on collision occurred was seated, depicted the cold-pack serve special note. One Involves the day). This week's mystery farm As the parents indicated Faith The girl then stated that after ored Queen Joan Clouse: Senior SOUth of She herd 1 canning process, and was built by 61 per cent linked to the national >4 on page 2. If you recognize It, P ' had gone against her will Stephens an argument with Koenlg Tuesday Princess Patty WIttenbach: Jun- on US-27. Mr. Parker. i security. Tills includes funds for the I go to WIttenbach's, and If you said he immediately notified the morning she managed to call her ior Princess Bonnie Bryan: Young, who was driving a He also drove the team which, military, mutual security, atomic i are the first to correctly Identify Sheriffs department of this devel- foster parents In Elmdale and tell Guide Jeanne Llscomb: Marshall large 1956 van-type truck for tho pulled the floai in the parade. energy, and stockpiling. We can I It you will receive a subscription opment, and also called the State them whore she was and that she Betsy McPherson; Chaplain Grand Rapids Herald, was treat- hope and pray that world affairs to the Ledger. Police, suggesting that they con- was unharmed. They then called may soon be less strained so It Is Sheila Olln. | If it is your farm that Is pic- ed at the Alma hospital for a tact their Ionia post inasmuch as the Ionia State Police post, and Attendance Records For possible to reduce this sum and News messengers are: 1st, j lured you will receive a 5x7 In. three-inch gash on his head, and the boy had often threatened that the information of their where- Kay DenBoer: 2nd, Frances knee Injuries; the driver of the if he ever got his hands on a car abouts was relayed to the Detroit Grade SCIMOI Students divert portions of it into more con- (mounted and framed photo of car, Thomas L. Straight. 17. of structive channels of human en- Crane: and 3rd, Judy Summers. i your place, courtesy of WItten- he would head for Detroit and his police, and the two were picked uncle's home. up. Second Grade students of Lowell deavor. Refreshments will be served bach's. Shepherd, died at the Alma hos- Public schools who were neither Another ingredient of the budget following the Installation cere- Be sure to follow this Interest- pital of his Injuries. Gun Missing Of course, all this time police absent or tardy during the first is that of annual interest payments mony at a reception In the ing series. The youth had apparently fallen, When they called Mrs. Johnson were checking everywhere for the couple. Mr. Stephens said he was semester were Patricia Hocken- which total U per cent of our vast lounge, with Mr. and Mrs. How- asleep *a1t uthwe wheewiieeli uof. mhis tarcar., back to teU her a message was relieved about 3:30 a.m. Tuesday, berry, David Rogers and Jacque- national debt or $7 billion. It seems ard Clack as master and mistress wlilcti careened toward the'being rea(iled t0 b(, broadcasl t0 but when authorities here were no- lyne Shores in Mrs. Williams' class logical enough that reductions in of ceremonies. Lights Out truck, hitting It with such force all police In the State, she stated tified that the couple had been ap- and Robert Connors and Kirk Jef- the national debt would serve to •wall iMunicipa l UtilitiM that the front wheels came off she could not find George's shot prehended In Detroit, he accom- feries In Miss E. Arehart's rrom. reduce this heavy annual interest EJ,. ^uperfhlsndrlhtendeni t Thomas Moore the vehicle. This fact. Young gun, and she believed he mighl panied Deputy Clalr A. Durfrey of Seven Third graders also attained load and thereby make smaller $3,000 Fire Set V tfrik- .. -•* % acvJeed tho Ledger today that feels, no doubt saved him from the Kent County Sheriff's Depart- this fine record. They are Ardlst budgets possible. This of course the power will be shut off for serious injuries which could have ment and State Trooper Marvin L. Stauffer, Jacky%aurgcon. Jim Fish- would permit a legltmate federal By 5-Year-Old about one hour early Sunday occurred if the truck had sped RACK HOME AFTER er, Caorl Jean'Bailey, Jane Ellis, * *. t —uj . u j Sandra Fonger, a Senior at on toward the trees along the FLORIDA VACATION Teshka of Ionia State Police Post tax reduction. A fire, started« bedroom Lowell Hlgh has ^ ch(>. morning, Januar#y -29- , —•••begin• - Derroll Kelley and Gary Kropf. highway. to Detroit to bring them home. Social Security Change by a flveyearold girl, caused scn as ^ year.s cil' ning at 4:00, for connection R. G. "Dad" Thompson is back Fo»ir Fourth grade students, Ter- work to ut the new n The boy is being held in the Kent an estimated W00 damage to j izen by ^e students and faculty P ® 8lne» to work at Precious Grocery this ry Dawson, Edith Fuller, Marjorie This past week I Introduced a bill on the ,,ne County Jail to answer charges of to change social security provisions the home of Leo Hardin, 8908 and ^ a certificate of •• week after his first real vacation unlawfully driving away an auto- Graham and • Dennis Sis son were Vergennes rd. this past Monday- News of Our Servicemen in 48 years, he returned home Tues- neither absent or tardy during the which would allow a widow with award from the National Society I mobile. Miss Anderson was re- afternoon. According to Dick first semester; this grade also has minor children to earn up to $3,600 of the D.A.R. The basis of quali- day, leaving Jacksonville, Fla . with t)w hom. o« heTteter Sytama, Ada fire chief, little Ground Observers a temperature of 59 degrees and] 15 students with perfect records for a year without losing survivorship fication rests on four main points: Airman Second Class Raymond s tn Elmdale unda Hardin was playing with landed in Michigan with the temp-i the last six-week marking period. benefits. Presently the earning Dependability, service, leadership, J. Hoag, United States Air Force, limit is $1,200 a year which hardly paper and matches. and patriotism, and on these points Plan 4th Birthday son of Mr, and Mrs. Raymond J. erature in the low 20"s. I , . „ Donald DlUy was the only 6th Mr. and Mrs. Thompson spent' ^'0l0r®d T. V grader with a perfect record for the seems adequate for a woman in An unidentfied man who has. three girls were designated by the The Lowell Ground Observer Hoag. Sr., of RFD 2, has been as- such an unfortunate position to pro- a baked goods route in the area, class. TTie girls' names were con- Corps will be four years old on signed to Headquarters. United three weeks visiting their children j Colored TV program every aft semester, but nine other fellow who live in Florida. "Dad" admit-lemoon from 3 to 4 and 5:30 to 6 students were not absent or tardy vide for her children. turned in the alarm from a I sidcred by the faculty and of the February 8. and on that night States European Command near neighbor's house when he saw three candidates, "Sandy" was (Wednesday? they will have a Paris it was announced here today, itei d that It was not too warm In I The public Is invited. Williams during the last marking period. My bill has been reierred to the Florida some of the time smoke coming from the Hardin chosen. dinner meeting ct the City Hall. Airman Hoag will take on duties 1 they | Radio and TV at 632 Lafayette The seventh grade records In- House Committee on Ways and wcre t ere clude Elsie Backstrom, Marlbeth Means for consideration. Your Con- home. The fiiemen fought the As Lowell's Good Citizen, Sandra A special program In honor as a stenographer in the Mutua j ^ • / o4(Ml Dabakey, Tom Evans, Sandra gressman was prompted to intro- blaze for three hours. will attend a tea in Grand Rapids of the occasion has been planned Assistance Development Division of | —- Gibbs, Larry Keiser, Dariene May- duce this legislation after talking Linda's mother stated that the and will be qualified to attend the by the Air Corps, and also sev- the headquarters. ou and Allen Seeley in 7 (2) and with a widow with children at Bel- did not notice the blaze until state convention In Jacks(»i where eral Lowell volunteers will be In 1954, Airman Hoag was Dresi-| Late to Work Twice in Thirtv Years Sheran Flynn, Candace Rich, San- mont last fall while conducting my she saw smoke seeping from on the basis of questionnaires filled Awarded at this meeting for dent of his senior class and partici-1 dra Steal, Craig Starkweather and "mobile office" tour. under the closed door. She open-'out by the girls, a State Good CK- their many hours of service to pated in baseball, football and bas- David Thaler in ^ (3). By Gerald R. Ford M. C. =d tlie door, allowing air • to ! izen will be chosen, who will re- the Post. ketball. reach the room and the burst ceive a $100 bond. The dinner, which is potluck, cf smoke and flame drove her I in considering Sandra for the will be planned by Mildred King. Army Pvt. Arthur E. Tusch, 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Tusch, award the faculty was doubtless Mrs. Percy Knowles. Luella Route 2, Ada, Mich., recently was Their Golden Anniversary is Jan. 31 Hardin stated that Linda, after impressed with her achievements Hunn and Minnie Hawk. graduated from the Military Police questioning, admitted starting at Lowell high school. Her depend- the fire and said that she went Training Center at Camp Gordon, ability and unselfish interest in Skotiog Every Evening Ga. out of the room, closing the door family, school, and community is Private Tusch, who attended the behind her. Fearing punishment, a byword with her fellow students. If WeatKer Permits school after completing basin train- she did not tell her mother about And, as for her leadership and There will be skating at the it ing at Fort Ord, Calif., was taught service, it would be hard to find Lowell rink in the exhibition Bedroom furnishings were com- unarmed defense, traffic control anyone in her class who has held building at the 4H Fairgrounds and other law enforcement duties. pletely destroyed and a large more offices and participated in every night as long as the cold quantity of clothing and person- Tusch, a 1955 graduate of Michi- I _ - - mor•HV/ieV varie» *VVd4 projects|#SWJ^VV«>. ClasX_-1C»3s0 secreov V »- V weather lasts. Regular mainten- gan State University, entered the ance of the rink will be handled blaze Were 0 ln t',t in her y081"1 stu* Army last August. dent council this year, president by Harley York, and the hours and vice-president of Y-Teens In for skating will be from 7 to Pvt. Darrell H. M. Fase. 18, son District Junior F.B. freshman and sophomore years 10 p. m. of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fase Jr., Meets at Bowne Center respectively, and, vice-president The Lowell Lions Club has 7687 Fase St., Ada, recently began and president of Girls' Club her generously ottered to furnish six months of military training at The Kent County Junior Farm junior year and his year. Sandy the personnel for the necessary For Leonard Wood. Mo., under the Bureau was host to a district meet- has interspersed these jobs with evening supervision. new Reserve Forces Act. He Is a ing held Thursday January 19 at additional activities such as junior Members of the Lowell Fire 1955 graduate of Lowell High Bowne Center Hall Only Ioni____a and_ and senior play, prom anu home- Department aided in getting the School. Kent Counties were represented, al- \ coming committees, girls' basket-' rink ready for this year's skat- though Allegan and Barry Counties ball, and G.V.S.C. j ing, and their assistance has Be sure to get the thrill of a are included in District IV. Even during the summer, Sandra \ been appreciated by all who en- lifetime. Drive a new 1956 Dodge A Kent member. Jean Ford, was keeps busy counseling at Camp O'-, joy this winter sport. or Plymouth with push-button driv- named district secretary at the Malley for needy children, and j ^ ing. Speerstra Motor Sales. c40-42 Nick Kloosterman told the Ledger photographer Monday that business session, and a planning helping care for her family. As Soufh Boston Grange he was only lute to work twice in the thirty years he served the board and committee were seleced for the future. Sandy, following in Mrs. Sadie Serney of Lake! United States goverment. Mr. Kloosterman. who Is row retired, to draw up laws for the district.l her older brothers' and sister's j Regular meeting was held on Odessa spent a few days last was a driver In the Postal Veldde Service of the Grand Rapids District meetings will be held the footsteps sees teaching as a car-; Saturday evening, January 21, fol- week with her cousin, Mrs. Iva post office, where he worked 29 years and 7 months; an additional third Thursday of every dthir eer, and with her excellent char-: lowing which a card party furnish-! Linton. 5 months in the Army during World War I ronads ont his SO years month, with Ionia as host for the acter and leadership ability cou- j ed the entertainment for the even-! of government service, for which he received a citation from April 19 meeting. A box social and pled with her fine sense of humor,!ing and proceeds from the volun-j a;j • c;P_ Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerflcld, and a [wrsonal letter square dance has been planned. we feel sure that Sandra will make tary offering amounted to twenty- lonia nre from the Regional Manager of the Postal Vehicle Service, C. 8. Special guests at the January her mentors proud. two dollars and fifty-six cents, to| Loweli Firemen were alerted Raymond of Chicago. Kloosterman was honured at a party glveu meeting were Dick Root of State • John Bergin, reporter be given to the Polio Fund. I Wednesday morning when a Saturday, January 14. Junior Farm Bureau and Lois Sch- Next regular meeting will be on! fire broke out in the ware- The two tardinesses were caused midt, State Secretary. AUCTION SALES Saturday, evening, February 4. house at the lonia Reforma- Attends Advance "Vets" School when once during the war his Next regular meeting of the Kent with the following ladies to act as tory, and only minutes later alarm clock failed: and another County Junior Farm Bureau will On Saturday, Feb. 4, Kenneth R. kitchen committee: Carrie Ayers. Dr. John Trumble, Lowell receiv- were asked to come to tfae ed advanced training al the 33rd time when a heavy snow caused be at Vergennes Hall on Thursday, Pratt will sell at public auction 27 Effie Barger, Rose Tallant and aid of the lonia Fire Depart- traffic tie-ups and blocked the high- February 9, at eight o'clock. head of tattle, tools and farm Doris Normlngton. Potluck supper annual Post Graduate Conference ment. for Veterinarians held at Michigan way so he could not get through. equipment, milking equipment, hay. unless otherwise notified. Fire crews from Belding, lite Kloostermans moved out to The uteve picture was tnlren two yean ago of Mr, aad Mrs. State University. Jan. 18-19, More straw, oats and corn at his farm The next dance will be held on Lowell from Grand Rapids 17 years Mao Baymov at the time of their ttth wedding aaniversary. On BIRTHS Saranac, Hastings, and Green- than 300 veterinarians from Michi- located 6 miles north of Luweil. Saturday eveninK, January 28. and ago. Mrs. Kluuslemute (the former Tnesday, January 81. this couple will have been married a half ville were also summoned. gan, Indiana, Ohio and other mid- Directions to farm. Take Lincoln the followiug committee will serve Mildred Schwab) was bom and oentaqr, bat because of Nr. Baymnr'« Illness they will be BmLIo Lowell's Fire Chief Frank western states, the conference To Mr. and Mrs. Joe, s ilar-'i', Lake avenue north of Lowell to 4 the refreshments; Leona Mclntyre, raised here, so it was like return- te Ih.M a celebration. On January 81. 1906. in Ionia. Rev. Moore Baker, Howard Antonldes, Ver- sponsored by the M. S. U. College January 21, at Pharr, Texas, a mile road (Moseley) then H mile Effie Barger. Bathea King, Mable ing home to her. They 'have two married this eeaple who had a One family of tea children, eight nor Strouse, Ron Fish and of Veterinary Medicine. daughter. West on 4 mile road. Stutz, Eldora Graham, Ella Ward daughters, Mrs. Reathal Waldron of whoa are BOW Mving. They are: Mrs. EUmbeth Veunemao, Archie Duncan answered the George VanderMeulen, Auction- and Maude Freeman. of Lowell, Mrs. Kathryn Buttrick Miss Isobel Rayroor. Harold, Oliver and EHswort*. all of Lowcfl; call. Bake Sale eer: Harry Day, Clerk. See adv. Grange Reporter SALE ENDS TTESDAV of Cascade, and a son Berwyn, at John of Whltmor Lake, aad Allison aad Gerald of Salem. They Lowell firemen returned to At Leonard's Studio Saturday, in next week's Ledger. Tuesday, January 31, is the last home. have twenty-three grandchildren, aad foarteea great-graadohlldren. Lowell about 2 o'clock, and January 28th, starting at 11.00 a. "A bachelor is a man who loves day of our January Sale on Top- The Kloosterman's manage a Mr. Baymor was horn at Saraaac, and Bin. Rayroor hi Keene. stated that the fire was then m. Sponsored by Blue Star Mothers No man goes before his time— life, liberty, and the happiness of coats, Suits and Winter Jackets at trailer camp behind their residence They aie both «. under control. m-unless the boss has left early. pursuit." Coons. on Wes». Main st. in Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Boerma. band who is confined to his home Mr. and Mrt. Nell Fletcher of THE LOWELL LEOOER, LOWELL, MICH., JAN. 20, 1956 and Mr. Ralph Boerma visited XMJmweST DOWfHr during this cold weather. Ionia and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey 2 THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., JAN. M, ItM with a sales pitch about some new Mrs. Blanch Loveleu, Mrs. Robert Clark spent the last week friends and relative in Cadillac, Mm, L. T. Anderson Roger Pitach and little daughter Whitney of Grand Rapids were Clarksville News Clarksville Locals variety of seed that has enjoyed Frances Reams and Mrs. Mar- Moseley-Murray Lake of December and first week of Jan- Sunday. Mary Jo called Wednesday al the week-end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Happenings Ellsworth Raymor. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Darby spent some success in some other area garet Weaver attended the Past Mrs. Eva Engle uary In Callfomla and attended the Mr. and Mrs. William Stover of Leon and Claire Anderson homes. The Richard Koewers family are Bonk Directors Name Thursday evening with their son- in the north or in Canada. He may Ada Community Ne^s Noble Grand meeting at Lowell football game between M. 8. U. A Ledger want ad gcta nd ol Sparta were Sunday guests at the The Lowell Ledger have clippings and literature to - leaving Tuesday for Tucson, Ari- Collins Purchase has finished his Lorrine and Ronny Page of Sar- Mr. Johnson President in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Monday night . The family of Mr. and Mrs. Chris and U. C. L. A. thoae "dont wanta Joseph Flynn home. Louis K|ein, •Ml M.TO SOLO prove how luccessful this variety VIES. TOM MORRIS—PHONE OM-Oll Ebndole zona In hopes the change in cli- flight training In Texas and Is now anac called at the Gerald Rollins William Plnckney In Saranac. John Homes, a one-time resi- Kropf, also Mrs. Harry Brlggs of Mrs. Nick Phillips spent Thurs- Mr. and Mrs, Sylvester Klein and At the annual stockholders meet- has been elsewhere. Not always, Mra. Ira Sargeant mate will benefit their son Roger located at Camp Rucker in Ala- home Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl J. Femey and PwtlliiMd nty TK'jf«J«v mortiinq al III IrMdway, Lowtll, MickigM. Efrt*f»d at Lowell, were callers Sunday at the day with her mother Mrs. James four children of Wright spent Sun- ing of the Edwin Nash State Bank nfftca at Lowall, Michigan •• Sarond Clau Matter, however, are varieties that prove dent of Ada, visit*! Mr. and who Is afflicted with sinus infection. bama, where he will study Hell- Mr. and Mrs. John Roth. Mr. daughter Rhena, and Mrs. Giarles Tha Lowell LMaar. anabliilwiJ Jui.a lit). TU Allw Solo, sj»ab!i;hed Janufy, ItM Mrs. Mary Cramton of Grand Kropf home. Portfliet of Grand Rapids, and Mr. day afternoon with the former's held January 17, the following were excellent elsewhere suited to Michi- Egypt Grange Mrs. Roy Richardson last week. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Craig now This family will be missed In our copters. He and Mrs. Purchase and Mrs. W. A. Roth and Elise Nash were business callers in Uontoiide'ed wilti tha Ladgar June 1**7. IN IomU Journal attabllihad IU4. Coniolldat' River dr. was In Detroit for the Phillips was a supper guest there. wife, wlio is convalescing nicely elected directors for the coming ad with lhaLadga Ladgar f Datamber IS, ItM gan's nearly 6 degree range In la- Mrs. Bruce Griffin of Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ruegsegger have e telephone listing in the community, and the best wishes of hpent the holidays with her parents Zahm were Sunday dinner guests Grand Rapids Friday. week-end to attend the 8th grade Jolin Andrews of Grand Rapids at the Claire Anderson home. year: titude or soil variations. called on Mrs. Frances Reams I and Joyce visited Mr. and Mrs. Alto exchange—it is UN8-4158. their many friends go with them. In Hermosa Beach, Calif., and at- of Dr. and Mrs. A. V. Wenger in Pancake supper by the Clarks- MRS. FRANCES JEFfERIES HAROLD JEWRIES Burn§ Mortgage graduation exerctflea for her meaday momlng, PUBLISHER IDJITOI R ,1*07 Rich of Fenwlck Sunday. was a dinner guest at the Clayton Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Illllcn and tended the Rose Bowl game. Mr. Charles I. Colby, Clarence Mar- ville Lions Jan. 27th. Pancakes and The peddler does not dwell long grandson, Ricky Wolf on Mon- Mr. and Mrs. John Loll enjuyed Mr. and Mrs. Hon White and chil- Grand Rapids. Mambar MiCngan Pran Auociation In special ceremonies at Egypt Mrs. Max Sarrett was admitted Mrs. Ed Pratt has been caring Engle home and attended the fun- little daughters spent the week end and Mrs. Bert PurciiHse expcvl lo vin. Eowin Nash. Earl V. Colby, syrup, sausage, eggs, coffee and SUISCRlrTIOcrip H RATES on this nor does he say too much day. a Sunday evening supper with dren of Grand Rapids spent Sun- Mrs. Will Stone has been con- Grange each member was given to Butterworth hospital last Sat- eral of Mildred Bames a week ago with relatives in Grahd Rapids. visit their son and daughter-in-law and A. H. Johnson. milk, buner. Adults 85 cents and lo all SwbKribart racalvmq thair mail from Poit OKICM 1* Kant and lonia countiaabout t the fact that the price he is for her daughter, Mrs. Rudy Roth their son Phillip, wife Florence and day with her mother, Mrs. Fred fined to her home with flu during 12iO par year. All cthart 13.00 par y»tr. Singk copy 7 cantt a piece of the mortgage, which The All Saints Guild of Grace Monday. before returning to their Lowell children 40 cents. c-40 asking is all out of proportion to urday for observation. and baby son, Dean Alan of Keene Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bowman Gary. Blaser. Monday and Tuesday vlsl- the past week. At the directors meeting A. H. was recently discharged, to bum. Episcopal church met with Mrs. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger the past two weeks. ARRIVING THIS WEEK AT called on their new granddaughter home In about seven weeks. Edwin Harwood, son of Mr. and the prevailing price for seed of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Sargeant were tors were Mrs. Ada Barnes and Mrs. Howard Clack served the Johnson was elected president, Under direction ot Lecturer Neal Weathers on Dogwood rd. Spring Saturday evening were at Plainwell hospital Friday after- Mrs. Lottie Reldsma has return- Mrs. Erwin Harwood of Clarksville Plant Safct)' Pays Gyp Field Seed proven productivity In Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Showers and Sunday evening luncheon guests son Milton of Belding, and Mr. and cemi-annual luncheon to the Goofus Charles I. Colby executive vice- Merle Cramtn a fitting program for 1 o'clock luncheon last Thure- j Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Roth of noon. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bow- ed from Butterworth hospital to was in Detroit last Tuesday to take Suitable varieties are listed by the rhlldren spent Sunday in Belding 7-9219 of Emerson and Marion Stauffer. Mrs. John Blaser of Hastings. Club Wednesday. president, and Mary J. McCaul, About two-thirds of all fatalities Artists at Wort was enjoyed. Worthy Master, day, | Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Service Lowell man are the proud parents, the the Lowell Rest Home. Mrs. Daisy his physical examination for the Michigan Crop Improvement asso- at the Ed Jenkins home. GEE'S " Maynard Allyson accompanied a Mr. and Mrs. Philip Davenport Mrs. Paul Kellogg and Mrs. assistant cashier. from accidental falls and they to- Mrs. Fanny Thomet read a bit- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rookar Gordon Svoboda and children IS OUR BUSINESS former returned from the service Rolf of Grand Rapids entered the U. S. Army. Buyers of field seeds, particular- ciation, and county agricultural Thq Alton Ladles Aid met with number of friends on a several- and his mother Mrs. Christine Dav- W. A. Roth spent Thursday with tal some 21.000 annually, ranked lory of the grange, from tlie and family spent Sunday with During the evening Mr and in Columbia, S. Carolina, Saturday Home also on Saturday. NAME MR. REED PRESIDENT j ly oats and wheat, are being victim- agents usually know what they are. Mrs. Ed Pottruff last Thursday aft- jlCQa weeks trip to Florida., enport left on Monday to spend sev- Mrs. Gus Wingeier In Hustings. lime of Its organizations in Sep- his parents, Mr. and Mf*. Bemie, Mrs.. Joe Svoboda called from • Telsvltlon moming to greet his little daugh- eral months in St. Petersburg, Fla. Mrs. Dora Pletcher spent the OF FARMER'S UNION Patronize Ledger Advertisers only by motoring fatalities occur ized by peddlers of littlr known out- ernoon where they sewed rags for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stahl and Mr. Mrs. Wm. Cowles and son Ted tember 1923 through the fire Hooker. I St. Petersburg, Fla., saying they • Radio EoqU ON Com ter. They expect to live in the Sunshine week end with Mr. and Mrs. Mon- The Clarksville Local, Farmer's In and about the house. Only of-state companies who sell at fancy They called General Jackson rugs. and Mrs. Carl Roth were among of Belding spent Saturday after- which destroyed the store over • Phono Friends here are so pleased to Trailer Court. They will stop over roe Merrill on 28th st. Union, met January 13 at the Per- three per cent of all deaths from prices varieties uncommon to Mich- "Old Hickory" because, among i Vulion ol Mr. .nd Mr. Orvle | Mr. and Tlie Bean family moved from those who attended a party Friday noon and evening at the Whitfield- which the grange had its first "When In need Scrub InifKot hear that Mrs. Giles Hefferan of in Memphis, Tenn., to visit their ry Fisher residence with a good accidental falls are sustained in igan with an agmment with the other things, he had survived small i Kellogg law Sunday were MR.lMra. Iterie Cwmton who are at Moseley to Alto last week. night At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bert McNeilly of Bozung home. home. Tampa, Fla. Call Reld" Pamell (nee Alice Troy)—wlw un- son Henry and family. attendance. factories, workships, mines and grower that the firm will buy from pox, tuberculosis, malaria, rheuma-1 and Mrs. Robert Hurley cf Low-' Mrs. Rob Wingeier and Mrs. Gus Bert Jackson of near Morrison Elkton, who have recently return- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bozung quarries—a substantially smaller tlsm, dysentery and a bullet under The grange held meetings In The Thornapple Guild of Con- CkHdftii's Rylnq Discs derwent a serious heart operation Sunday visitors at the home of ed from Florida, were Wednesday him or offer to sell the grower's ell and Mr. and Mrs. John Krum Wlngeier spent last Wednesday Lake. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Election of officers preceded a m»m a school house for a short time gregational Church served din- Friday moming—is gaining nicely. proportion than ten years ago and crop. his hear- and yet lived to the age of McCords. Evening callers with Mrs. Carrie Condon. Phone 1132 Colect Mr. and Mrs. George Boyenga were overnight guests at the Kenneth Mrs. Barton GUmore In Sparta. social evening of cards and supper. ner for the Thornapple Valley let Fishing Equipment The Bowne Center choir and Mrs. Horace Myers and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Bogerd and pi tcher home. reflective of the results of safety Here Is how It works. The ped- of 78 and was going strong up to after that and a building fund were Mr. and Mrs. James Mc- | Mr. and Mrs. Rob Wingeier, Mr. DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE e Mrs. Jane Giindie returned from Officers elected for the new year [Money was started. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lions club In Fellowship Hall minister, Rev. McDonald, held William Stalter spent last Wednes- children and the Erust Trompen programs in U. S. industry. I dler usually approaches the grower the last. Cormlck. I and Mrs. John Young and son Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Radford St. Mary s hospital Thursday, and were: President, Versil Reed; Vice Canfleld gave the grange a par .Monday night. After the dinner West Bend Alum'm. Wort services at the Peet Nursing home day with the latter's sister Mrs family of Grand Rapids. Mr .and Mrs. Hubert DeVries jJohn, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Wingeier were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. is convalescing at her home. President, Johr Fisher: Secretary- eel of ground and a basement 24 Cub Scouts. Pack No. 3334 Sunday afternoon. Harry Reigler of near Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Houghton and children and Peter DeVries of Alto were Sunday guests of Mrs. and Mrs. Edgar Mateer In Fre- On Thursday evening the Rev. Treasurer, Lloyd Young. Orders! REID Diaper Pails James Sheehan has returned to Mr. and Mrs. Dan McClure and of Detroit visited his father and building of cement blocks was nd 10 how 1 Olive Clark in I^well. mont. and Mrs. Keith Mclver and the CAN YOU IDENTIFY THIS ol Greenville spent Thunday f • the home of his parents, Mr. aod sons were guests over last week sister, Mr. Frank Houghton and MRS. VERN GIRARD erected by the men of the how Cub Scout meetings were I Mrs. Hazel Baxter of Keene and TV Service Mr. and Mrs. Theron Richmond Superintendent and officers of the afternoon with her parents, Mr. Troube Lights Mrs. Emniltt Sheehan after fin- end of friends o* Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs. Merle Dawson, Saturday. FETED AT SHOWER grange. held. This Cub Scout pack is Mrs. Blanche Francisco spent a 158 Riverside Orlva were Sunday evening guests pf Baptist Sunday School, their wives and Mrs. Webb Ward. ishing his 2 years of military ser- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roth and Mr. Mrs. I-awrence Schneider and Dances, dinners and many the group the Lions recently Wfek ago Sunday with Mr. and Mr, and Mrs. Dan Wingeier. and husbands, attended a Sunday Mrs. Brink Bolthouse entertained Sunday guests at the Webb lonia, Michigan Storm Window Kits vice at Camp Meade, Md. and Mrs. Ira Sargeant were among children of Flint spent the latter MYSTERY FARM social gatherings were held In sponsored for their charter. Mrs. Lou Compton of Saranac. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pletcher. School banquet at the Baxter Chris- with a lovely bridal shower last and Don Ward home were Mr. Mrs. Emmett Sheehan is taking those who enjoyed a seven-thirty the basement until the group part of the week with her parents tian School in Grand Rapids. Dr. Wednesday evening at her home Do you recognize this farm? If you do, hurry to Wittenbach Sales & Service, and Mrs. Maurice Ward of Ionia. a l»»Rve of absence from her nur- supper Wednesday night at the Galen and Patty were Sunday din- Radio Service Co. had enough to start the upper Silicon BatteriM Gahrdv.. Pipe, 1-8 to 2-ln. Mr. and Mrs. Valda Chatterdon. Warren Filkins of Chicago was the complimenting Miss Charlene Rll- Maurice Pulleu of U. S. Army sing duties at St. Mary's hospital home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Har- ner guests of the Wm. Roth family Open Saturday Evening Til f W. Main St., Lowell. If you are the first to identify it you will receive a sub- story by borrowing on a mort- Solar batteries of silicon probably Inclusive Mr. Schneider joined them for the spealfer. lema, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. who is stationed In Korea, was so she can be home with her hus- ker of Boston Centre. In Vergennes. *02 E. Main Lowell gage. A contractor and one man will someday furnish enough power week end. Toril Kyser and Loretta Vickery Ben Rlllema of Clarksville, whose scription to The Lowell Ledger. IF YOU OPERATE THIS FARM you will re- called home by the serious ill- helped members erect the build- for household use In sunny areas, SUPER KEM-TONE of Saranac were Friday night and marriage to Vern Girard of Grand ceive a 5 x 7 aerial photo mounted in a frame, from Wittenbach's FREE. No ness of his stepfather, Ernie ing and that Is all the hired lab- an American Industrial scientist de- Saturday guests of Sharon and Rapids took place Saturday night Gates. • D* luxe wail paint phone calls. clares. He says, however, there is FREE! Mildred Mullen. at 8 o'clock In the Clarksville Bi- or used. Mrs. Lottie Teeple who was no way of predicting when such • Guaranteed woihable Saturday evening a group of ble Church. Modernize Kitchen admitted to Butterworth hos- Tka Ktw '55 systems would become economical- • Rkh gorgeous colon young people from the Baptist Mrs. Bolthouse had her lovely pital a week ago remains about JANUARY After many years the ladles ly feasible. There is enough sur- Church went to Alto to see the new home decorated in keeping the same. HOME DECORATOR wanted something other than face area available on a house roof Martin Luther film which was with the occasion. the wood-burning range In the Mrs. Mary Bach and Mrs. Jo- md hmv H pahl kmk that would make the conversion shown at the Baptist church there. The b.nde opened her many anne Schonid and Diane of Dorr • 44 ^5 w 3al kitchen and a large gas stove practical, and there is no doubt Mrs. Ralph Mullen, Sharon and beautiful gifts and a lovely*lunch were Sunday dinner guests of • ftmrotol In nlor. was purchased, along with a about the abundance of the raw Mildred called on Tom Lavender was served by Mrs. Bolthouse as- hot-water heater and a refriger- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Morris. material, so it seems that if there • rrecficolwWoHno White Sale at the Maple Grove Home Sunday sisted by her daughter Luella, and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Morris, ator. With this modernization, is a large potential market for It. afternoon. Sunday was Mr. Laven- little Leroy and Laret Bolthouse Sandra, Sheila and Pam were labor was hired to remodel the ways and means of production will der's eightieth birthday. acted as master and mistress of afternoon and evening callers. kitchen. Ctherwlsis it has all be found to make it economically Mr. and Mrs. William Lear of ceremonies, in a very efficient Mrs. H. Stukkie left Chicago At VACATIONS been donated labor by grange feasiable. Grand Rapids were Sunday guests manner and assisted the bride in Tuesday morning for Redland, members. of Mr. and Mrs. Yager. opening her gifts. Twenty-two la- Calif., where she will spend sev. | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mullen. Mil- The members of Egypt Grange "She's the type of girl who m^kes 223 W. MAIN ST. TW 7-9219 Christiansen's dies attended. can be Justly proud of their oral weeks with her friend, Mrs. men jump in rivers and climb dred and Sharon spent the week AUTOMOBILES beautiful building . and the oc- Frank VanDam. mountains—a woman driver!" GEE'S end with the John Cash family in HOID SPECIAL MEETING complishments of their organi- BERMUDA SWKRS1AKB New Hudson. OF TOWNSHIP BOARD zation. ^ KLEEN DEISEV Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Briggs and A special meeting of Campbell Sjnitarv Njokint Pamela of Grand Rapids spent Township Board was held Friday Millions Know A&P's Low Price Policy^Htlps Them a A 4 rods Ada Locals i 4-- 3 Inn 200's Box 12 s Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Har- evening in the Clarksville Fire Hall Pamela Courtrlght and Susan CHRISTIANSENS ry N. Briggs. In the afternoon they at which several items of interest North of Grand Rapids spent Entry Blanks at Store, No labels required, nothing all called on Mr. and Mrs, Cnris were brought up. One was the rais- the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. 47c Kropf and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert ing of the price of cemetery lots, EAT BETTER.,. Ford near Murray Lake. Clifford Courtrlght and attended to bay... and la anyone winning a Free Vocation the dancing party at Fellowship Trip wMi on entry morfced with Christiansen's Super i Mrs. Harold Knight of Grosse Republican Women Meet 'ItfcV Hall Friday night iPointe Woods spent the week end There was a good attendance at Market, we wifl give an added prize of $100.00 in Larry Summers, who under- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. the Women's Republican Club for e o • Spartan ^ en went a throat operation at Blod- SPEND LESS Tomato Juice Groceries ABSOLUTELY FREE! M. E. Simpson. They all were din- Campbell township, held Friday V gett hospital last week has re- ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. night at the home of Mrs. Earl covered nicely. SHURHNE RASPBERRY PRESERVES 24-oz. jar 53c Simpson in Grand Rapids Satur- J. Femey. Mrs. Laps and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ward BIRDSEYE PEAS 5 pkgs. $1.00 day night and Sunday. Brown of Lake Odessa were pres- were Saturday evening dinner and SAVE MORE! SHEDDS SALAD DRESSING Q*. 47c [ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Raymor ent and gave interesting informa- \ [and family of Salem spent the tion regarding the coming cam- guests of his mother, Mrs. Alice KRAFT FRENCH DRESSING 8-oz. bfl. 23c BEEF. CHICKEN. TURKEY Ward of Grand Rapids. 'week-end with Mrs. Mac Raymor paign. At the close Mrs. Femey and called on his father at the HEADpUARTERS FOR Mrs. Ila DenBoer of Vesta assisted by her daughter served Wyntjes Nursing Home. Chapter 202 Grand Committee BIRDSEYE POT PIES 4 pkgs. $1.00 light refreshments. Two new mem- ^rssh 3 9 Mr. and Mrs. Loren Dygert of Woman of the Grand Chapter Skinless Frankfurters bers were added at this meeting. Caledonia visited their daughter. of Michigan O. E. S., attended New Low Price SALES-PARTS-SERVICE Mrs. Anton Kropf and family Mon- A Ledger want ad gets rid ol the following chapters witk-oth- 85c BIRDSEYE FISH STICKS pkg. 39c day night. Shurfine Coffee those "don't wants". er Grand Officers last week. FLORIDA, SEKDLKtS Farmall Tractors — International Trucks Mr and Mrs. Bill Vickers and Monday night. Highland Park MARSHMALLOW FLUFF 2Sc children of Spring Lake visited her Chapter, Tuesday. Plymouth Oldsmobile Cars CHARMIN COLORED TOWELS 2 rolls 39c BIRDSEYE FRENCH FRIES 5 pkgs. $1.00 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Weeks chapter, Wednesday, Birming- Sunday. Their grandson, Dennis re- ham Chapter, Thursday, Acan- JANUARY Grapefruit 8 •- 49 mained with his grandparents un- thus Chapter and Friday night, Birdseye Fr. Orange Juice 12-oz. 39c til Monday afternoon. Lincoln Park Chapter. Mrs. Den- Bekiu and Cookies Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Billinger, and 25c Mdatosli Affiles U.S. NO. I 4 u.29c Wittenbach Sales & Service Boer was guest of Mrs. Glenn Head Lettuce SIS 24 ? HEADS Miss Dorothy of Grand River Drive Brown of Birmingham during LA OS. NO I. Spry 3"79c were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. West Main St.. Lowell Deikious Apples EXTRA FANCY I the week. UidiigM Petatees US. NO. I 15 tAG ttc us. He Whole or Cut Up FRESH j Byron Weeks Wednesday night. KINGAN'S K. P. LUNCHEON MEAT l2.oz. fin 31c I Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starbard call- Navel Oraaget CALIFORNIA SIZE 200-220 DOZ. Tangerines FLORIDA SIZE 174 DOT. 2Sc ed on Mrs. Lottie Reidsma and FLORIDA flraitoA INIM FLORIDA GOLD. C 40Z. HEINZ VEGETABLE SOUP 2 cans 27c | Mrs. Emil Nelson at Butterworth ) URALGQ JUICE CONCENTRATED. FRESH FROZEN " TINS Duncan GrapefraH SIZE 54 FO* KRAFT DINNER 2 pkgs. 29c Hospital Tuesday of last week. FRYING Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schreur at- MILD JANI PARKKR, RIO. 39c DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIX Choc. YeL. Wh. pkg JE9c tended the funeral of his grand- father, Mr. Wffi. Herdes near Zee- I've got roomfor 9 of us" Colby Cheese Glazed Donuts KRAFT SALAD Olt Free Measuring cup Qf. 69c land, Tuesday. FAB Reg 30c_.Gf. 72c Mrs. Emil Nelson returned from PRO. CHICKENS Butterworth Hospital. Thursday, and is convalescing from a recent OF 12 -39c 29c operation at her home. Mrs. Boyle of Detroit is spending Big 2V, cm MEL-O-BIT, a week with her mother. Mrs. Sliced Cheese AMERICAN OR PIMENTO ^ 29e Pineapple Pie JANE PARKER, REG. 4T« EACH 39FT Spartan Peaches 29c Frank Gulliford. JANE PARKER, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Jessup of Sliced Swiss Cheese GREEN COUNTY PKG. 39c Layer Cake I". ORANGE DELIGHT EACH Wt SHURNNE APRICOTS Unpeeled Hlvs. 303 can 27c Kalamazoo, and Mr and Mrs. Or- | val Jessup were Sunday dinner M-LR |7ft 33 Kraft Handi-Snadu ASSORTED ROLL 40® White Bread JANE PARKER LOAF LL* BABO CLEANSER '/i can free on each can, 2 ens. 27c i guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Jessup , in Rockford. ENDS UNIT LAUNDRY STARCH pk^ 15c Fresh Side Pork 39 j Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gephart WNITK, YELLOW, t-OZ. and three daughters of Davison PRO. OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2 cans 19c c CHOCOLATE, IPICE 10" spent from Friday to Monday with Tues., Jan. 31 JIFFY CAKE MIXES SPARTAN TOMATO JUICE 46-oz. can 27c Lean Pork Steak 39 her mother, Mrs. Arthur Schneider. 17-OZ. lb. 1, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Alderink of Tomato Soap ANN PAGE 5'c*iJf47e Angel Feed Cake Mix DROMEDARY PKG. ISt LATE HOWE'S Elmdale spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Nick Kloosterman and SUITS... ,t 1 Baker's Famisgtoa Choc. Bare O0«MUR MILK* "sAK JSC . LOOK WHAT 10c WILL BUY! family. 17-OZ. CRANBERRIES 2 Mb. bags. 29c Robert Schneider went to South Northoni Tissue WHITE OR COLORSD 12 ROLLS 87e ioaa Cream Style Cera GOLDEN CAN 11c le Juice "• 2 "-57c Bent to work Monday. $60 & $65 Suits Reduced to $54 Stock your freezer at this to* price IT-OZ Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hafner. Jr. NEW LOW PRICE Scott Coaly Mixed Vogetahiss CAN Ik Bel Air Beauvilla— Am Page Ketchup tlSSrlfc crushed or ch. 2 No. 211 cans 39c LARGE, SNOWY WHITE HEADS and little daughter who have been $50 Suits Reduced to $44 4 Doors, 9 Passengers ' living at 604 N. Hudson are moving li-02. GARINE 2 lbs. 57c CAULIFLOWER each 39c this week to Ionia. JAM A CHEESE 2-lb.loaf 89c i Mrs. Orval McKay and two $40 Suits Reduced to $34 HEINZ CUCUMBER PICKLES 3? daughters returned home by plane Chevrolet offers you a choice of six TEXAS TENDER ANN PAGE, PEACH, I-L8. ITOZ. S-oi. jar 29c Thursday from Calumet where they $30 Suits Reduced to $24 sprightly new station wagons— Preserves PINEAPPLE, APRICOT, CHERRY 4 JARS 99c ioaa Bleed Garrets CAN lie had been visiting Dr. and Mrs. D. including two new 9-passenger THE HOT ONES ' OT 14-OZ. CELLO CARROTS 2 Mb. pkgs. 29c H. Oatley for a week. ANN PAGE, REG. 47E JAR 39e Poik '• Beans SULTANA CAN lie models—all with beautiful Body Salad Dressing Mr. and Mrs. John Williams and TOPCOATS... EVEN HOTTER IJ'A-OZ. children of Grand Rapids sp'int Sun- by Fisher, all with plenty of cargo Uhhy's Tomato Jiico •CAN "Two-Ten" Beauville- Supir Right Luacheoi Meat lie Save 2 Ways at Christiansen's ONIONS Mich. Yellow 3-lb. ceUo 19c day with Mrs. Arthur Schneider. space, all with new horsepower 4 Doors, 9 Passengers SLICED 14-OZ. Mr. and Mrs. Don Merrill of Ra- $45 Topcoats Reduced to $39 ranging up to a hot 205! Swift's Whole Chickei M & '1.19 Bitterfield Potatoes OR WHOLE CAN lie venna came Friday for their two 2-OZ. We are Featuring MAINE POTATOES little daughters who have been Here's a zippy, exciting kind of Scotties Facial Tissues 25e NJLC. Animal Crackers PKG. 11c visiting their grand-mother, Mrs. $40 Topcoats Reduced to $34 Lower Prices+Top Green Stamps THE FINEST VALUE FOR YOU IN POTATOES power that's fun to handle. And the Arthur Schneider for several weeks. TODAY — GUARANTEED 100% closest thing to sports car perform- Remember—there ore only 20 pages to fa in a Top Green Stamp Book and $35 Topcoats Reduced to $29 ance—split-second steering reaction AJkP's OWN Sweetkeirt Soap i cAm 26e Just another fine quality item among thousands and the knack of holding fast "Two-Ten" Handyman- 'One-Fifty" Handyman— ALL PURPOSI you can pick up your premuims at our store. OIL at Chrisriansen's $25 Topcoats Reduced to $21 around curves—that you'll find in 2 Doors, 6 Passengers 2 Doors, 6 Passengers Complete a full-size automobile. Seat belts, STORE HOURS Prices reduced on Sport Coots Crtseo Shortening 3 WN 19c with or without shoulder harness, Plumbing & Winter Jackets too! and instrument panel padding, are optional at extra cost. Safety Hoor • dexeks CHRISTIANSEN Ftiffo Shortening I CAN 89c 8AJIL9P.M. All prices include sales tax latches and directional signals are FOft PRY!NO • FOR RAKING & Heating Monaay frir§jL w-up • utay standard. Come in soon and drive Bel Air Nomad— "Two-Tan" Townsman— FOR SALADS All IN TMa Ad EWaetlve Through a real road carl 2 Doors, 6 PasMngers 4 Doors, 6 Passengers Highly refined apechUy at- Saturday, January 28tti ' for your shopping Service J iected pure vegetable oil — unconditionally guarantee;!. poor awam... mq IMt couvoBlence Super Market Buy deto/a today and aavel LYLE COVERT Everything in Plumbing and 403 E. MAM STn LOWELL TW 7-9919 Heating H 6c. H Chevrolet " 29' - 57c & rk. TW 7-7K8 Lowell oon Pli.TW7.92t4 S08 W. Main St., Low.ll THi LOWELL LIDQCfl, LOWILL, MICH., JAN. H, ItM $0J| THE LOWELL, LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., JAN. 26, 5 Gove Ufte jifPw ^omrrumry Foreman Road S. Ktene—N. Boston Won't Solve Mra. Leon Seeley Mrs. S. P. Reynolds Mrs. Edna Taylor Mrs, Mary Potter Chtmicil Replaces Spring •( MSU Saturday Is The LAST DAY To Ag Dilemma The Huebert Shimmel family at- Snow W S C S will hold their Miss Freda Bailey of Grand Jolly Cmmunlty Club tended the wedding of Mlaa Ruth spiritual life and business meet- Rapids is spending a few days The Jolly Community Club The "soil bank" plan proposed by Boers ma und Leo Venneman at ing on Thursday evening, Jan. Take Advantage of January Sale with Mrs. Florence Bailey and met last Wednesday afternoon the Eisenhower administration will Cascade Christian Reformed 26 at the home of Mrs. Richard Lester. with Mrs. Hazel Balrd. Twenty live farmers more purchasing church, frlday evening. Smith, Instead of Feb. 1 as pre- Fred Fuss and Paul were to ladies and 5 children attended. power but it won't control produc- viously planned. of Sunday callers at the Louie See- Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Bowens At the meeting the election of tion or surpluses for long ley home were the Fay Graham Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Inger- at McCords Sunday. officers resulted as follows: Dell That's the opinion of Dr. Arthur family of Cascade and Uie Bud Sad- soil and children of Kalamazoo Mauch, a Michigan State Univer- Walter Feulz of Grand Rap- Smit, president: Oleta Smith, ler family of Grand Rapids. spent the week-end with her sity farm economist. ids spent Sunday with Mr. and vice-president; Pauline Burtle, CR0MPT0N CORDUROY The Huebert Shimmel family parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude But the soil bank plan, said MM. Adelbert Odell and family. secretary; and Maude Shores, Cole. Other Sunday guests of CIEARANCE Mauch, stacks up as one of the best called at the Pat Shimmel home treasurer. Saturday evening. the Coles were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Hellman choices tot the taxpayer, consumer Regular $1.29 John Vincent and children and were dinner guests of Mr. and It was voted to give $5 each and the farmer to get a good re- The Howard Gregory family call- FAVOROY... Plain Colors $1.00 ^ Mrs. Claudia Fuller of Hastings. Mrs. F. C. Hellman In Ionia to the Kent and Ionia County turn on the investment. ed on Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Greg- Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Blandlng Sunday . Polio fund campaigns. The plan calls for storing soil ory Sunday. and children spent Saturday eve- Louise and Geneva Barkley fertility for a future used Inslead Regular $1.49 Gove Lake community is enter- Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ryder spent ning with Mr. and Mrs. Carl will have the next meeting, a of storing grain and other produota taining Uie 3-day measles. Among Saturday evening with Mr. and PRINTS $1.19* Hadden of Mapes District. valentine party, at which time In government store houses. That the latest we have heard of are Mrs. Alfred Brown at Dutton. Secret Pals will bo revealed. includes seeding land to soil build- Lyman Baker, Little David Polllce, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hesche Wallace Emmons called on and Bruce Spent Sunday with ing grasses and legumes. and Roger Quiggle. We hope they Lester Bailey Sunday and found Bunco Club And that, emphasized the econo- are feeling better real soon. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Silcox of him much better. Alto. Next meeting of the Bunco resses Sunday dinner guests of the John Mrs. Heering spent Sunday in two fox 0 mist, is one reason the plan won't JANUARY Club will be Thursday afternoon Polllce family were Miss Doris Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith Grand Rapids with her son Mell control production. The soil remov- Feb. 2, with Margaret Kohn. T V " Jackson of Grand Rapids and Rich- and sons spent Sunday with Mr. and family. EXCITING ed from cash crop production will Everyone urged to come. yield even more when it is again ard Froeze of Snow district. and Mrs. Ronald Hesche of Fenn* Mrs. Paul Baker Sr., Mrs. Paul VALUES! cultivated. That In addition to Mrs. John PlonskKnee Betty Mll- ville. Baker Jr. and Miss Shirley Bak- Birthday Party more know-how In getting bigger SHEET and CASE anowski) Is now a patient at Sun- Mrs. Lawton Cole attended a er of Greenville called on Mrs. Mrs. Elmer Hale entertained fields will boost production higher. shine Sanatorium hi Grand Rapids. 4H business meeting at the home Bert Baker and Mrs. Ilecring guests Sunday night in honor of Regularly So, Mauch said, no one should She would be very pleased to hear of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bar- Tuesday. her daughter Patty's 16th birth- $14.95 to $U.9S expect the soli bank plan to solve from her many friends In this area. num of 4 Mile rd. Wm. Jones of Fallasburg Park day. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shea the farm problem. called on Lester Bailey WedneS^ »vere among those present. SALE Faithft Aid Needy day. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomp- C L Httrnw thows how hf and C. I WUdon. another fMeaidl The greatest concentration of Overseas relief organizations of Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Taylor call- son spent Sunday with Mr. and Now hortlculturlat at Michigan State Unlveraity, made a aecond spring cherry trees In America is on Old Mrs. Asa Brooks at Fenwlck. $11 I America's three great religious. ed on Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence for petunias—chemically The scientists were able to make petunia Mission's Peninsula nefer Traverse Hansen and boys Monday eve- Paul and William Smith spent , faiths—Protestant, Catholic and Regularly plants blossom again in the greenhouse long after (lowering had City, where the trees grow 20,000- Ends Jan. 31st mCOOmrn Jewish—currently are engaged in ning Saturday at Blanchard with Mr. stopped in the fall. TIBA. th« chemical they sprayed on the pe- to the square mile. their annual appeals for funds to Mrs. Bert Baker accompanied and Mrs. Guy Smith. $10.95 to $12.95 tunias. can be used In tht spring to boost the Uoasoui date. too. This new find, they say. holds many posalbilltfcs for speeding up support world-wide programs of aid Mr. and Mrs. Louis Baker and Mr and Mrs. Jack Hartley plant breeding and production (M.8U Photo) SALE PRICES ON ito the hungry, homeless and desti- family of Lowell lo Traverse City and family of Grand Rapids were I tute abroad. It is estimated that Sunday. Sunday guests at the Robert An- There's a breath of spring in the will make petunias blossom quicker Save$$$on upwards of 5300,000,000 in food, We are very sorry to hear derson home. Now $9 air at Michigan State University In the spring as well as rejuvenate SPRING KNIGHT 128 MUSLINS clothing, medicine, etc., will be dls- that Paul Fuss will be inducted Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wheaton Petunias are blossoming agaLi af- them In the fall. You're real- jtributed abrodd this year through into the Army In February-. of Greenville were Sunday after- ter researchers sprayed them with 1 Regularly A chemical that speeds up blos- PEQUOT PLUS SERVICE MUSdfNS ly cooking the religious faiths organizations. The Youth Fellowship met at noon guests of Celia Boss and a chemical. CHICK som forming, they explain, la es- the Virgil Goldner home, Wednes- son, and called on relatives and $8.98 to $9.95 Horticulturists C. E. WUdon and when you pecially useful to plant breeders— FRUIT OF THE LOOM PERCALES day. friends in this area. Charles L. Hamner found that they cook w|»h If It works on the plant they are Mr. and Mrs. Mel Heering Mr. and Mrs. William Loding, could make petunias bloom again STARTER trying to propagate. It makes Take advantage of these January milk! Easy brought his mother back to Mrs. Jr.. and family of Greenville in the greenhouse after they had STORY quicker seed formation and speeds Baker's Sunday evening. were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Now $7 to use and ceased flowering for the fall. up the breeding process. PLUMBING & HEATING TIBA, a distant cousin of the weed Savings more ngtri- The Farm Bureau met with Mrs. Paul Paul Potter and fami'y. And the chemical would be handy Ellsa Roth Tuesday evening Jan. killer, 2,4-D, rejuvenated the plants tious, loo. Plumbing Fixtures and THE light is red and you're ready. But comes an emergency—the need to get pered might of big new 322-cubic-inch V8 in Just three weeks. too, for faster setting of fruit in 17 with 26 members present. A very lively discussion was had The researchers say they are en- order to reach the market quicker, For recipe-right results, dho Appliances out of a tight spot-and you discover tne engines raised to record highs in power and cn the Guaranteed Annual Wage. It flashes green and you go-but quick. thused about their find. They think they say. WUdon and Hamner tried milk .... in everything from OIL AND COAL FURNACES The next meeting will be at the Number Three news... compression. the chemical has a lot of possibili- TIBA on nearly 100 different kinds Houp to dessert. Add lots of And that's when you discover the Number ties in addition to the aid to green- of plants In the seedling stage. In Deep and Shallow Well Pumps hall Feb. 21. Carl Waldheer of That you can do what a pilot does. That you flavor at low cost. One news about Buick's new Dynafiow ... It's performance that goes with the best ride house florists.-- seVeral ca^es flowering was speed- Kent City is expected to show can switch the pitch of your Dynajlou) blades yet, the best handling yet, the best interiors It's much cheaper than artificial ed up. So, they're continuing work PHONE TW7-9335 colored slides of the Farm Bur- That it gives you brilliant new getaway light to make longer days. And It with other plants. Ymi con make your own Chick eau petroleum service. -just by flooring the pedal And that you get, yet, the best styling yet-and, literally, with Starter and ure money doing it. Highland Hill For Complete Plumbing and response for city traffic at only part throttle instantly, a full-power take-off from cruising the best Buick yet. To feed 100 ohkkt (or 8 week* Heating Service [ A successful rat and mouse kill- against Uie ear drum. The left ear, •imply mix 400 Um. of your own Everything In Plumbing and ing campaign takes more than poi- -even before you switch the pitch of this pace—an electrifying burst of acceleratioo- Find Uod and Wen yellow corn aod 200 lb«. of Moor- Dairy too, gave up a large amount of Heating son. You must clean up the dirt Come in and sec-and be shown-and learn, MtnV CosiCurb* Chick Mintrate*. TW7-79M Lowell airplane-principled transmission. (And think the most thrilling safety measure on four Cause Deafness Impacted wax and another piece of 219 W. MAIN ST.. LOWELL TW 7-7577 ;i3 Lafayette —Lowell 1 and filth In places that harbor rats of the big gas savings that means!) in the doing, about prices that make these lead of the same size. You 600 UM. of the higbeet- ti | say M. S. U. specialists. wheels today. They thought the boy was grow- energy, lowest fiber chkk starter '56 Buicks the best buy yet. ing deaf until the doctor took the Both the boy and hla mother obtainable anywhere — and your were astonished; neither could ex- - only "out-of-pocket" oott baa Seen Next comes the Number Two discovery-out Tliis is performance too good to pass up — *New Advanced Variable Pitch Dynafiow is the only lead out. The story la told by the plain the presence of the lead in for the Mintrate. Two-tbirda of your Dynafiow Buick builds today. It 4t standard on Michigan Department of Health on the road. and you really ought to try it. his ears. But when the Michigan raUoo is feed you raiaed yonraeu. RooJtnuslCf, Super and Century optional at modest about a Michigan youngster *.vho America votes it Department of Health audlolngist For here-still without switching the pitch- It's performance sparked by the whis- extra cost on the Special. attended a hearing clinic set up as Moro or* •xtrw you get in a part of the hearing conservation ran a second hearing test on the Chick Mintrate ration— you have plenty more nimble acceleration to •* StC JACKIt OUASON program of the state and local boy, hearing was almost normal. • AH lb* mineral* your chick* u* health departments, and medical known to bmi! (or body boUAag surge or spurt ahead, to climb hills, to do •v. On the way home from the clinic, • ViumU* A. D and B—to pra* societies. the boy began skipping along the Ml* rapid frowtk ind food THE GEAR OF THE YEAR ! with almost effortless ease all the things nor- Witb A hearing test showed that the sidewalk. Suddenly he stopped and • Vitamin K to proUct mally called for by highway driving. boy had a significant hearing loss looked up at this mother. "I knew iomAUom in both ears. The mother explained my feet made noise," he said, "but that he had been hard of hearing I never knew it was so loud be- tAuJnfrcdient to Uf tomtrU for several years. At the clinic, ths fore." Af CNtW low prfee—4-Smma Ccmfort hearing specialist examined the Let me ahow joa bow to nake mora in your mw Conditioning • WHEN KTTBt AUTOMOMM AM MHU WICK WtU MIIU) TWM boy's nose, Uiroat and ears. Then uSjE^b* CUck 3iMUr he began to remove wax from the Lake Huron freighters anchored First Item Regular Price youngster's right ear. After taking two miles offshore from Alabaster, out a large amount of wax, the Michigan, take on gypsum cargoes Russell G. Scott doctor managed to extract a piece by a continuous overwater bucket 108th St.. R. R.2 H & H CHEVROLET of lead about the size of a bean conveyor system extending all the Second Item Only TW 7-9294 508 W. Main St., LoweH which had been lodged UghUy way from shore. Caledonia, Mich. HVDRA-IWIATIC Piece Goods

Small Easy DRESS FABRICS... 1st Yd. 2nd Yd. 2 Yds. For Payment Regular 59c Down Brooddoth 59c 5c 64c Regular 79c Payments Plan Prints 79c 5c 84c Reg $1.00 Cottons $1.00 5c $1.05 Reg. $1.29 Chombroys—"Western Saddle" $1.29 5c $1.34 Store Wide Sale-Come In and Look Around Reg. $1.69 Peau du Chine Cottons $1.69 5c $1.74 Dan River Plaids—Extra Wide Jack Straw Prints 10 to 50% Off on All Merchandise Reg. $1.98 Dan River Suitings $1.98 5c $2.03 Reg. $3.29 Sale Ends Sat. Jan. 28th Wool Plaids Now $1.98 5c $2.03 NEW NINETY-EIGHT DELUXE HOLIDAY SEDAN SOFA BEDS DRAPERY FABRICS 40 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS Table Lamps (^RPET OFF Most Exciting New* In who developed the world's first fully automatic Automatic* Transmissions drive. It's a revolution in automatic driving Bengalines - Rayon Prints - Cotton Prints CARPET SAMPLES smoothness with full Hydra-Matic efficiency QUALITY TABLES SOFA ffiOWS 69c Slnoe Oldsmoblla , . . split-second response . . . power delivery Regularly §1.29 and S1.39 to 81.98 FELT BASE UNOLEUM Pin-Up Lamps Any carpet or rug Introduosd Hydra-Matlo that's quick and quiet! Come in. Try a Starfire- WROUGHT IRON SETTEES ordered during our aale 202 W. Main 16 Years Agol styled *56 Oldsmobile—with Jetaway Hydra- Now priced at practically ^ of original price Made and the sensational new Rocket T-350 SALE DESKS — SALE we will include AND CHAIRS It's here lor you to try now! A new teniatioo F.ngjnft... mightiest Rocket ever! You'll see why in driving smoothnewl A new peak in getaway DESK LAMPS—25% OFF Lowell this if your year to go over to Oldsmobile! All fabrics are of better quality materials... 5c Sale performance! The "Gear of the Year" is new •SkMdorrf en NkwtyBgU mod*, optional The secret of the smoothness priced to create bargains for you! Jetaway Hydra-Matic*, perfected by engineen at oxfra coil on Svpar •• modth. is in the second couplingl FLOOR LAMPS LANE CEDAR CHESTS HfWjfiuMoai 32-oz. Padding VAUUB IT... TOMORROW I UYING ROOM SUITES BEDROOM FURNITURE TW7-7391 IV1 I OPEN

SUMMER FURNITURE 20% OFF VISIT THI "tOOCIT ROOM"... AT YOUft OLOSMOIILI DtAUR'SI APPIUMCES THURSDAY AFTERNOON KITCHEN DINETTES FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Wittenbach Sales & Service NIGHTS TU 9:00 USffl APfUAHCES SEKjLER SPACE HEATERS 211 W. Mli ST, LuWtLL TW7-7577 FURNITURE CO Witt Mak tu Uml TW 7-9207 Andenon Sunday and Mrs. Many Guests Attend chen; Vice Grand, Mrs. Ralph Mul- LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., JAN. 26, 1956 Honey Creek Newi Akmg US-16 len; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Jo- Laura Groner was a week end Rebekah lutfalation seph Geelhoed; Financial Secretary visitor. Mn. Leona Hunt •. Oecflc Crontnger Held Here January 17th Mrs. Ed Adiianse; Treasurer. Mr*. Mr. and Mn. Anton Tusken Turn Those Unwanted Articles Into Cash with a Want Ad. TW 7-9261! Mrs. Russell Gould has been Sarah Chrouch. visited their son Roger and wife NOW IS THE TIME to get your WINDOW SHADES and curtain Will Klahn la confined to his bed THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., JAN. 26, 1956 7 quite 111 but la much better at this The regular meeting of Island Other officers Installed were: in Eaat Lanalng on Sunday. power lawn mowers unconditioned rods. All sizes and colors. Phone since hla return from the Iwspltal. Rtd Estaft for Soto City Rebekah Lodge 282 of LoweU Warden, Mrs. Gilbert Noyes; Con- Mr. and Mrr. Edward Boyd for spring. Bring them In now be- TW 7-7391. Roth A Sons Furni- writing. Callers during the past week were: SAW BLADES—Every kind, every Lowell ledger WANT AD PAGE last Tuesday night was attended by ductor, Mrs. Leonard Andrews; and family visited Mr. Boyd's fore the rush starts. All work ture Co. c21tf REAL ESTATE SERVICE-Wm. Farm Bureau Meets Charlie Klahn, before he left for size—for power and tool needs CASH RATE: 20 words 50o, additional words 2c each. If not a large number of members as well Chaplain, Mrs. Anna Yardley; In- brother, Fred and family Sunday guaranteed. JAM Sales Co., A. Armstrong, 26 years experi- PUBLIC NOTICES Good TMngs to Eot f Germany; Mr, and Mrs. Justin or rentals. See Lowell Lumber paid on or before 10 daye after Insertion, a charge of lOo Honycreek Farm Bureau met at as a number of guests from Grand side Guardian, Mrs. Edw. Mlnard; afternoon and evening In Rock- Morie Green, Serviceman, Sara- WELL DRILLING and repair, new ence. Specializing in good farms Striggow, Holly; Mr. and Mrs. J. A Coal Store. 102 W. Main. TW pumps and service. Frank Aver- for bookkeeping will be made. FOR SALE-POTATOES. Leon- the Neal Vanderpeerle's the 17th of Rapids. Outside Guardian, Mrs. Godfrey ford. nac, Mich. (Basement of Adver- and suburban. Phone Rockford VANOHVHN, MIIHOFER 4 COOK, ATTYS J. Benk and Mr. and Mrs. Dave 7-7583 c40 January. The meeting was to have Noble Grand Mrs. Chas. Clarke, Oesch. Mn. John Doyle of Warren, tiser Building). cS9-40 111, Jr. Ph. ORMSOl. c37tf BOX NUMBER: If box number in care of this office is V06-1203 or write Ada. R2. c47tf I3S W. Main St.. Lowtll. Mich. ard Kerr. 10038 Bailey dr., N. E„ been at the home of Mr. and Mrs Brockmeler, of Grand Rapids; presided over the usual session. The Also R. S. N. G., Mrs. Wm. Huff- Mich la visiting this week with desired, add 50o to abovt. ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEAR- Phone TW 7-7457. LS c3^40 Rev. McDonald, Alto; Rudy Wit- TRUCKING EVERY THURSDAY ING CLAIMS Ernie Gates; but because of Mr. annual Installation of both elected man; L S. N. G.. Miss Mildred her mother, Mrs. Frank Gullll- KEYS MADE while ypu wait, all ALL ERRORS in telephoned advertisements at sender's risk. : s to Lake Odessa stock sale. Call Farm Loans SUU of Michioan. Th« Probata Covrt tenbach; and other members of the kinds 25c. Gamble Store, 220 W. Gates sudden and very serious Ill- and appointed officers for 1956 was Mullen; R. S. V. G.. Mrs. Olivia lord. LOMBARD lor Ih# County ol Rant. Jack Nelson, Lowell TW7-7495 or RATES are based strictly on uniform Want Adv. Style. per ccen t Interest—Long Term At a tauion ol Mid court, hald at th« ness, It was transfered. family. held, under the direction of Mrs. Ayres; L. S. V. Q., Mrs. John Smith Mrs. Emily Boyd has been a Main, LoweU. TW7-7113. c3tf George Francisco TW7-7818 c46tf OUT-OF-TOWN advertisements must be accompanied by re- Natl Farm Loan Aes'n, 1043 probata ollica, in the city of Grard Rap- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Yelter had Peter Mulder, dlstrlet deputy presi- and Musician, Mrs. Rosella Yelter. idi, in taid county on tho Topic was the Guaranteed Annual guest this week with her ton SAW FILING — Hand, circular, mittance. Leonard St, Grand Rapids, dinner Sunday with mother Yelter. dent and her satff. After the close of the meeting, CHAIN SAWS 2}rd day ol January A. 0. l»S4 Wage. Pot luck lunch was enjoyed and family, Ed Boyd. band, meat and chain saws, USED TELEVISION SETS J39.50 Mich. Phona 72863. c-47-tf Praiant, HON. JOHN 6ALTON. Judge ol Audle came from Mlshawaka, Ind., The lodge hall was made beauti- delicious refreshments were served Copy for Probate. by all. Mr. and Mrs. Perlee Strong of handles put In tools and tools to $99.50 reconditioned and guar- and stayed until Tuesday. Mac and ful with pink carnations and can- from small tables In the dining See Uie new lightweight, power- Ads on This Page Must Be In Ledger FOR SALE—House and two large In the Matter of the Estate of Next meeting will be at the home Grand Rapids were Sunday din- sharpened. Dennle's Mower and anteed. Williams Radio & TV, TW 7-9261 TEUNIS A. TIMMER, alio hnown at TUNIS Ella Watson ealled Sunday after- (al ragged-duty Lombard Saws ^fflceJBeforejSloon^Vednesdii^ lots. Vergennes road, good loca- of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Anderson's dles. The staff members and those room. ner guests of their sister, Jessie TW7-9340. c39tf A. TIMMER, Daceaied noon. installed were attractively attired Saw Serv. 1 ml. west of Lowell tion. Inquire James Roberts. Ph. It appearing to the court that the time on Honeycreek rd. The next muter meeting will be Rathbun. BOTTLED GAS—Safe, clean, * de- HAY FOR SALE -First cutting of lor preientation of claimi aaainit taid Mr. and Mrs. George Stoken on M-21. Phone TW7-7674. c27tf TW 7-7821. C40-4I-42 TUCKER in pastel formals. The ceremony of held Tuesday Feb. 7 at the lodge Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ketch- ICE SKATES SHARPENED—50c a ppndflhip gas service. FREE mixed hay. Elmer Wittenbach eitate ihould be limited, and that a time Fete Mnt. Osborne spent Saturday evening with the installation was made more Impres- pair Hahn Hardware, Lowell and place be eppointed to receive, eiamine haU. um and family of St. Johns TRUSSES—Trained fitter, Burgtca* Equipment. Call us first! Phone Phone TW 7-9770. c4(Ml and adjuit all claimi and demandi againtt Welding & Radiator Mrs. Dorothy Hunt entertained Clarence Johnsons, In Grand Rap- sive by two solos rendered by Mrs. Milton Wlkox, jr. were Sunday guests of Mr. and appliances, etc. Kose Rexall C37-40 00*1482 Wolverine SheUane U'id deceeied by end belore taid court: Ids. On Sunday, they entertained Lowell Ptr/TW T-TIM WANTED It ii Ordered. That all creditor! ol laid Service wIUj a party for Mrs. Mom's Os- Pearl Dennis of Grand Rapids who Drugs. Saranac, Mich. o-8Stf Service. 716 So. Division, Grand ONLY 29 SHOPPING days left be the Fred Thompsons for dinner. Seqwun Community Mrs. Alvln Ketchum. FOR SALE John Deere Tractor, deceeied ere required to preient their borne, Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Os- sang, "My Task" and "Bless this c87tf fore your car license expires. Get CUSTOM BUTCHERING, cutting cleimi to laid court at laid Probate Of- FOR SALE-SLAB WOOD $8.00 Hammer Mill. Simplicity Tractor Rapids. LS cl9tf Steel Fabrication and Repair borne's sisters. Mrs. Pearl John- Mr, and Mn. Howard Blgler of House." Mrs. Jessie Rathbun Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morse them now. Don't stand in line. 'ice on or belore the per oord at yard. Cornell Lumber and grinding, beef, pork and veal 2nd day of April. A. 0. ItSf Welding ston. Mrs. Ruth Troup. Mrs. Jac- Caledonia were Saturday uften.'-.n and children of Detroit were Saw and Drag Line. C. R. Wilson, Officers Installed were: Junior Co. clJtf HAY FOR SALE—Alfalfa first and Western Auto, LoweU. LS c40 for your freezer, 27c lb. and up. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, leld time Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carey of Saturday and Sunday callers of Alto. Ph. UN 8-2567. L p39 S p40 and place beina hereby eppointed for the Complete Radiator Service gudinc Churchill and sister-in-law and supper guests of the LeRoy Past Noble Grand, Mrs. Chas. second cutting. O. Bums. Tlmp- Want to buy cattle. East Paris Mlddleville called on Mrs. Lottie Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwacha. 11.00 A WEEK buys a new port- eiammation and edjuitment of all claimi —Rolling, Roddlng, Repairing, Mrs. John Hunt of Grand Rapids Bloomers. Clarice; Noble Grand, Mrs. Leo Kit- PERSONAL—For you who like the BOTTLED GAS—Installation and son ave., Alto. p40 Packing Co., 4200 E. Paris rd. and demandi aaainit laid deceeied. The Hob Flnkbelners of Calcdon FIRST CHOICE able typewriter. Royal Corona, It ii Further Ordered. That public notice Reooring and Mrs. Yvonne Tanls of East- best In Insurance protection, we 100 pounds gas. 119.27. Phone TW Call Dutton MY8-8407 or after 5 la had Sunday dinner with the El- POTTED PLANTS- Beautiful Cy- Remington, Olympia, etc. Call Ihereol be given by publication ol e copy it were present. have any type coverage to fit 7-0348 or TW7-9983. Bovee Bottled pm call Richard Havenga, Grand of thii order lor three lucceiiiva weeb —3# Yearn Experience in clamen, 97c and up; Birchwood Harold Collins TW7-9878. LS c26tf ir, and Mrs. John Jervls are mer Yelters. your needs. Peter Speerstra Rapids RI2-8283, c36tf previoui to laid day of heering, in the Welding and Radiator Work E Gas, 919 E. Main St., LoweU. Gardens, Uodfrey St., Luw't-H. TW Lowell Ledger a newspaper printed and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Place and vadhtlonlng In Florida. USED CARS Agency. Phone TW7-0281. c37tf clrrulated in calrf county. LS clOtf DAl'JCE — Satu-day, Jan. 28th at The Silver coffee cup met last small son, of Grand Rapids, called 7-7737. o40tf STENOGRAPHER and General Of- JOHN DALTON, Smyrna. Ma Loveless Orchestra. Lucated in Former Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mae on Grandpa Clark Saturday even- "Get the lest For Lets." CULUOAN SOFT Water Senrfee. REPLACEMENT Electric Range fice work, five-day week, paid Judge of Probate ANO Complete Water Condlt'onlog on FOR SALE—HOLTEN Clarinet and Sponsored by St. Anthony's, Sar- Kenmt County, Michigan. Gould's Garage Standard. ing. Lisle called on Esma, at the Get Your Used Cor ot burners for all makes. Clark vacation, good starting salary. A true copy. a sendee hula or home-owned case, 1 year old. Reasonable. TW anac. LSc40 C. I. LAWTON, The next meeting will be at the Plainwell Sanitarium, Sunday. Downtown location, permanency Ph. TW 7 9808 SPEERSTRA'S equipment. Free oonsultatlon Fletcher, Phone TW7.9390. 7-7560. c40 Register of Probate. C40-42 home of Mrs. Gertrude Cook on Elvis Shook, encased In a cast LS c9tf INCOME TAX—File new for early important. Apply Bide Cross-Blue service. Phone Ionia 1878 Collect LINSEY, SHIVEL, PHELPS I VANDER WAL, At rear of 819 E. Main Conservation rd. on the moming of from neck to toes, was taken to QWifTK IBM Dodge Coronet Clb. Sedan FOR SALE—Babee-Tenda |8. Ph. refund. Phone TW 7 J878. Harold Shield, 752 Keeler Bldg.. Grand or write 430 H N. Dexter, Ionia ATTORNEYS FIVE DAY Watch Repair service S Feb. 2nd. - .... Ws home In Sheridan, over the IBM Ford Falrlane 4-Door o51tf TW 7-7902. c40 dbllins. LS c40-42 Rapids. Phone GL 94331 c3940 MM MICHIGAN NATIONAL SANK BLDG. The all Saints Guild from Grace week end, returning to the hospital Dodge Coronet 8 4-Door at Avery Jewelers,, experienced ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEARING WANTED—MAN to help me sell CLAIMS Church met at the home of Mrs. In Saginaw on Monday. FRESH, FANCY ROCK 1S64 Plymouth Club Sedan MOTOROLA TV AND Radio. For watch repairman to iftve you ex- HOME GIFT SHOP-Variety of SALE END3 Tuesday Jan. 31 on pert guaranteed servloc. LS cl5tf Electrolux Products In this vicin- State of Michigan, tne rrooate Court for Jane Weathers on Dogwood last Saturday night dinner guests of ISM DeSoto Flredome 8 4-Door the finest call Williams Radio aprons.- flannel and crocheted topcoats, suits and winter jac- the County of Kent. ity. Phone Greenville 194 or write Thursday. the Francis Campaus were Mr. ISM Dodge Coronet 8 4-Door k TV. Phone TW7-9340. c48tf baby clothes. Many other items. kets at Coons. At e teuion ol ia'd court, held et the Frying Chickens » FOR SALE—Quantity of hay. Helen M. A. Nielsen, Assistant Mgr. of pfobete office, In the city of Grand Rapidt, and Mrs. Gerald Brian of Ada, ISM Plymouth Cranbrook 4-Door Mable Vaughan TW 7-7203. c40 in laid county on the Voorhles, R 1, Saranac. Phone FOR SALE 20 in. Clinton Chain Electrolux Corp., 306 Summit, Mr and Mrs. Mel Koolstra, Cas- ISM Ford Cuetomline 8 4-Dr. 17th day of January A. D. I9S4 CHOICE AGED 3190. LS c39 saw, good condition 5125. Phone Preient; HON. JOHN DALTON. Judge of South Lowel cade Road, and Mr. and Mrs. Har- REFRIGERATION SERVICE. Re- Greenville. C35M1 ISM Kaleer Vlrgtalaa 4-Door UN8-3462 Donald Anderson c-40 Probete. Mrs. Nancy Nordhof In the Matter of the Estate of U old Wittenbach. Bennett rd., LoweU. 1SU Ford VS Convertible frigerators, freezers, milk cool- RABBITS WANTED-The 4th Sat- Chuck Roast of Beef MILDRED M. BARNES, Daceaied. Mrs. Elizabeth Wlssman and All attended the G.O.C. dance at ISM Dodge Coronet 4-Door B0VEE ers. Clark Flctchcr. Phone TW SHEEP SKIN FLIGHT PANTS and urday of every month at Runci- It eppearing to the court that the time Ada later In the evening. 7-9390. LS c9tl Coleman lantern. Phone TW7-78- for preientation of cleimi egainit taid ei- June attended the funeral of James ARMOUR'S STAR SMOKED PICNICS lb. 27c ISM Plymouth Cranbrook 4-Door man Elevator, Lowell from 9 tate ihould be limited, and that a time and The Campaus called on Ann's Cull of Grand Rapids last week. ISM Olds Super M 4-Door BOTTLE It's 24. p40 a. m. to 11 a. m. Also at Smith place be appointed to receive, eiamine and eldest iincle, John C. Buth, In FRESH EX. LEAN GROUND BEEF 3 lbs. $1.05 lb. 39c ISM Plymouth Cranbrook 4-Door Bros. Elevator, Lake Odessa adjuit all claimi and demandi agaimt taid Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wleland are YOU WILL FIND Berlou the best deceaied by and before laid rnurt- Grand Rapids, Sunday evening. ISM Dodge. Choice of t 4 Doore GAS from 11:30 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. It it Ordered, That all creditori of laid de- vacationing In Florida for a couple moth spray you've ever used. One Repeated by ReqiMrt ISM Dodge Wayfarer 2-Door What Do You 4 to 6 lb. live fryers desired. ceaied are required to preient their claimi of weeks. Hastings Livestock Sales spraying guaranteed for 5 years. lo laid court al taid Probate Office on or Frank Moll of Bcldon spent Tues- 1948 Dodge Deluxe t-Door SERVICE Goodfellows Sungold Rabbit Pro- before fhe L 5 * $1.00 Rent an electric sprayer. Roth & 2nd day of April A. D. IV54 MARION SLICED BACON 1948 Dedge Custom 4-Door Where ducts, Ithaca. LS c39-40 day with the Harold Rlttenger January 20, 1956 COMPLETE LINE OP Have To Sell? 9ons Company, Lowell. c-40 at ten o'clock in the forenoon, teid time family. Feeder Pigs 5 5.00-513.25 Uiced or Cliiik H». 19c 1547 DeSoto Custom Club Coupe and place being hereby appointed for the FRESH PORK LIVER 1548 Chrysler Windsor 4-Door URGENTLY NEEDED- Woman, e«aminetion and adiuitment of ell claimi PATSY SAYS: A former resident of our com- Top Calves 525.00430.00 OAS APPLIANCES HALLMARK GREETING CARDS- and demandi agaimt taid deceaied. Beds live in, light house work. 1 child, munity, Alvln Nonis, passed away There's a Hallmark card for It it further Ordered. That public notice Patsy Stoker Coal is trademarked Seconds 518.00-525.00 "Efljoy Uie Security of ASK US ABOUT OUR thereof be given by publication of a copy Rugs mother works, no other In charge. for your protection. Look for the at his home In Miami, Florida, Sat- Common and Culls ....5 8.00-518.00 DOLLY MADISON PURE HOME RENDERED You Buy everyone and every need, to wel- of thit order for three luccettive weekt pre Being Sure" INSTALLATION AND OAS Modem home In Ada. Ph. OR 6- t gj—they are your assurance of urday moming. Sheep 5 3.00-5 6.50 come a new baby or to wish viout to taid day of hearing, in fhe Lowell a CHARGESl Guns 2322 evenings. LS c40 Ledger, a newipaper printed end circulated icnuise Patsy coal. It's pur#, Mrs. Lester Place went to Kal- great-grandpa a happy birthday Lambs 516.00419 20 PEACHES 2^.. 29c LARD 3 * 39c Tools in taid county. dean, and full of heat. T amazoo Sunday to see Connie re- Young Beef 51100-516.50 • ...to mark the Important mo- JOHN DALTON. Authorized Dealer for WANTED: ANTIQUES-Old lamps, ceive her State Limited Teachers SPEERSTRA Tenfs ments In the lives of those you Judge of Probate, Beef Cows 5 7.50-511." or parts, old dolls, doll heads, Kent County. Michiaan Orfer Pehy Ceel Teday Michigan Bottled Gas a USED A true copy: Certificate at Western Michigan Bulls 5U.50414.50 • FREE DEUVERY SERVICE # L&M GREEN STAMPS — DOUILE STAMPS Books love. Remember your friends and or bodies, cast iron penny banks, MOTOR SALES C. R. LAWTON. College. Top Hogs 511.25412.00 EVERY WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY Ph. TW 7-9348 Plants dear ones this easy, thoughtful, old dishes and old glassware, Regitter of Probate. c4(M2 A Sunday afternoon guest of Mr. Ruffs 5 6.004 9.00 •90 W. Main, Lowell Ph. 8281 special way! Available at Chris- old shaving mugs. Will buy old 1H. Runciman Co. and Mrs. William Johnson was Rev. Chairs LINSEY, SHIVEL. PHELPS A VANDERWAL Boars 5 6.004 7.50 Your Dodge A Plymouth . 919 E. Moin St. Lowel tiansen Drug Store, Lowell, c-40 attic accumulations, old catalogs, 608 Michigan National Bank lldg. Lowell, Mich. TW7 9t01 and Mrs. Mlllerr Olof Erickson Dryers Grand Rapldi, 2, Mich. that Top Calf 530.00 Dealer c33tl CAR old guns, or anything old, one AUCTIONEERING—I am fully ac- visited the Johnsons In the even- Bert Troutwlne Hastings R -2 Pianos piece or an entire estate. Write STATE OF MICHIGAN. THE CIRCUIT S quainted with value of all kinds COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF KENT ^g. Top Hogs 512.00 that counts Stoves of property. Will help you in con- Joseph Moch, 479 Diamond Ave., IN CHANCERY Ruth Preston spent the week-end Wm. Swift Nashville R-2 WILLIAM S. SHAWL, Plaintiff, ducting a successful, profitable NE, Grand Rapids, Michigan, with her parents Mr. and Mrs. c40 t Sanitary Market f Skates or phone GL 8-3373 after 6 p. m. sale. George VanderMeulen, CLARA SHAWL. " Defendant. Vemon Preston. Sunday Mr. and -Guaranteed Used Cars— LSc40-53 No. 58453 1 Radios auctioneer, phone Dutton MY8-8- Mrs. Jet-ome Zerfas of Grand Rap- Nearly all of the aspirin made In I Order of Publication Ironers 571. p-40 At a MMion of taid Court held in the Used Car count... Ids called on the P res tons. the United States comes from ISM CHEVROLET 210 2 DR. WANTED—Experienced machinist Court roorm in the Court Houie in the Last Tuesday visitors of Mr. and Michigan companies. Only Your Jewelry LEDGER WANT ADS. the little and lathe operator. Contact either City of Grand Rapidi, in taid County, on ISM DESOTO FIBEDOME 8TA. R. D. Hahn or Ed Matthewson at the llth day of January. 1954. Mrs. Rudy Wittenbach were Mrs. Bicycles ads that bring tiig results. Use Present: HONORABLE LEONARD D. VER- John Raglin and Mrs. Ray Ben- WAGON the Universal Metal Products, DI ER, Circuit Judge. VALUES them when you have something V®wnr Freezers Saranac. Phone TW 7-7530. c40tf In thii cauie it appearing from affidavit nett of Lyons. Beth Wittenbach, ISM CHRYSLER WIND. 4-DB. to buy, swap or sell. The cost is on file that the defendant Clara Shawl, ii 19M Chrysler Windsor ?-Dr. who Is attending Junior College, FORD Washers not a resident of this State but ii a resi- 19M Fontlac Star Chief 4-Dr. small! Phone TW 7-9261. p40 Plymouth BABY SITTING job wanted by 15- dent of the State of California, on Motion spent last week end with friends 1SS1 CADILLAC CONY. 62 1954 Plymouth Savoy 4-Door Clothing year-old girl, evenings or week of Linsey, Shivel. Phelps end VanderWal. near CoopersviUe and will be home FIRST AND SECOND CUTTING attorneys for plaintiff. 1953 Chevrolet Deluxe 4-Door Antiques ends. Call TW 7-7158. p40 IT Is ORDERED that the eppearance of Here They Are! Alfalfa Hay. Surge Milker. West- 1953 Pontiac Deluxe 2-Door the later part of this week. "AS IS" Good Transportation DEALER said non-resident defendant Clara Sbawi. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robison call- ,j. * Valuee Furniture ing house milk cooler, four cans. WANTED-Light Hay Baler. Will be entered herein within three months from 1953 Buick Special 4-Door ed on Mr. and Mrs. John Potter 15 gal. hot water heater. Mrs. the date of this Order and In case of her 1953 Dod^e 4-Door can give you Cameras pay cash. Phone TW 7-7448. p40 appearance that she cause her Answer to d Lowell Ledger Want AdsFrida y evening. Wm. Converse. Phone TW 7-7472. the Bill of Complaint to be filed, and a 1953 Ford Cutitom V8 4 Door New Chevrolet Task-Force Trucks for '56! IMS Chrysler Wds. 4-Dr. Sedan Livestock c40 WANTED-ACRE LOT in country copy to be served on plaintiff't attorney Wednesday Marie Wleland and within fifteen days after service on her ol 1953 Chevrolet Hardtop 2-Door Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brandsen of 1547 Nash 4 Dr. Sedan Fish Poles near Lowell or Ada. Phone TW a copy of said Bill and Notice of this 1952 Plymouth 4-Door COME IN AND LOOK all these ONE-WHEEL TRAILER, wooden North Holland were supper guests 1548 Dodge 4-Dr. Sedan 7-7251 after 5 o'clock. p40-41 Order; and in de'ault thereof, said Bill will 1951 Plymouth Deluxe 4-Door THEM OVER Diamonds box. Excellent condition. Marcel be taken as confessed by said non-resident of Mr. and Mrs. George Wleland. defendant. 1951 Hudnon 4-Door Auto Tires Kropf. Phone TW 7-9988. c40 Don't drive as if you owned the Saturday Nancy Nordhof attend- USED CAR AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that plain- 1950 Ford Vt Ton VS road—drive as if you owned the tiff cause a notice of this Order to be ed a-stork shower in honor of her Used Cars published in the Lowell Ledger a newspaper car. Several "As Is" Cars Bring Results! sister Mrs. Steve Dogen. at the McQueen Motor Co, and Golf Clubs FOR RENT printed, published and circulating in the County of Kent end that such publication Our Caijs Are Absolutely the home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dow Ph. TW 7 7718 be continued therein once in each week for Typewriters Finest Selection in This Area of Graifd Rapids. Mrs. Gerald UPSTAIRS APARTMENT, 5 rooms. 1 six weeks in succession, or that he cause USED TRUCK a copy of tnis Order to be personally Come In and See Why Over Merriman of Caledonia acted as co- Used Trucks Utilities furnished. Mrs. L. A. j served on said non-resident defendant at 80 Satisfied Customers Bought hostess. Motorcycles Weaver, Riverside dr. Phone TW 1 least twenty days before the time above BUYING prescribed fon her appearance. Cars From Us in Our Mr. and Mrs. Dale Shade en- 7-7358. c36tf! LEONARD D. VERDIER. Refrigerators First Six Months of Business joyed Sunday dinner with Mr. and • j Circuit Judge Auto Trailers UPSTAIRS APARTMENT—3 rooms Examined, countersigned and Mrs Emie Oesch. Monday evening ADVANTAGES entered by me: NOTICE furnished and heated. Private en- PAUL SM1TS, D. Clerk. the Dale Shade family called on Baby Buggies We Now Offer You I trance and garage. One mile east Attest: A True Copy: Glayd's brother Ed Johnson of PAUL SMITS, D. Clerk. c39-« Television Sets on M-21. Mrs. Roy Johnson, Low- SERVICE 24-Hour Wrecker Service The Lowell Ledger classified pages cover a trad- Mlddleville. Dogs, Cats, Canaries ell phone TW 7-7676. LS c40 Community Club tomorrow night * Wider Selection! Radios — Phonographs Tiling — Trenching Royce Wes ing terrirory of over 15,000 people. The Lowell Ledger with a Potluck lunch. Dining Room Furniture Your Ford Dealer geta a FOR RENT—Small downstairs Antennas Tile • huge variety of cars—all furnished apartment. Phone TW STORY & CLEMENZ is read weekly in more homes in this area than gny Ledger Want-Ad 7-0805. p-40 Star Corners models and all makes—as Your Philco, Raytheon, Zenith other paper. Mrs. Ira Blough trade-ins on new Fords! Will Bring Cash APARTMENT FOR RENT-Mod- Dealer Farm Drainage Motor Sales Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stahl of Besides this wider choice em, upstairs, unfurnished, three CALL TW 7-9954 FREE ESTIMATES Ph. TW 7-9881 Clarksville and Mr. and Mrs. Ken- you get... Buyers rooms and bath, private entrance. Open Evenings Among this large audience of Ledger readers, neth Stahl and son Verl were Sun- Phone TW 7-9894. c40tf There ie someone among the West M-21 Lowell, Mien. day dinner guests at the Freeman * Lowest more than 4,000 families who WALLY'S TV HARRY DE MULL there are many who eagerly read the classified pages Hoffman home. read The Ledger who neede just Ph. Lowell TW 7-7200 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Craig and Terms Possible! what you want to eell. mUfiMtrwm SERVICE every week. That means results to your Want Ad. family and Mr. and Mrs. Roger 916 W. Main Street — LoweU 1 Mile West of Lowell ou M-31 Heasley and Barbara were Sunday Your Ford Dealer is in the Ph. TW7-9261 c24tf January Clearance dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. used car business as a WANTADS Many Ledger readers are seeking to rent or pur- Francis Shaffer. service to new car custom- And one of our cheerful Want- NABKINS—printed for weddings Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wingeier with ers. He doesn't depend on Ad Girla will help you word anniversaries, and oocktall par- your ad for maximum results. GOOD WILL chase a place to live, or to buy furniture, appliances, Mr. and Mrs. Simon Wingeier of used car profits to stay in and colon, priced from &3S a WITTENBACH QUALITY South Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. business. That means he hundred. Also book matches printed with name or Initials. building materials—both new and used— If your ad Watson of Alto' spent Saturday can sell to you at rock- USED CARS evening with Mr. and Mrs. Robert LOWELL LEDGER Lowell Ledger, phone 9281, Low- botcom prices! ell p-lMf O 1955 Pontiac V8 870 4-Dr. Sta' Is in Ledger Classified, that means RESULTS FOR Camahan at Grand Rapids. Uon Wajjon, one owner Mr. and Mrs. Ray Seese called on USED CARS O 1955 Pontiac V8 870 Catalina Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wigfield at YOU: All Cars Are In A-1, Tip-Top Shape! * Absolute Coupe, Dealer Demonstrator Saranac Saturday afternoon. • 1955 FORD STATION WAGON # 1955 Olds Super 88 4-Dr.: Hydra, dr., special John Krebs and son George, Da- Now fhore are more reasons than evor why Confidence in • 1953 Pontiac 8 Chieftain Deluxe vid Wingeier with Emest Oesch and • 1953 FORD TUDOR 2-Dr. Sedan. Hydra., Radio, Heat. In fact If you have anything for sde—you have 2-fone, power steering, power brakes, tinted Fred Grawburg of Clarksville en- • 1953 HUDSON 2-DOOR Dealer's Reputation! glass, crash dash, Autronic eye, radio, heater, • 1955 Chevrolet 210 4-Dr. Sedan enjoyed fishing at Boyne City anything less is an old-fashioned truck! Power Glide, Radio, Heater use for a Want Ad in the Lowe! Ledger. Thursday and Friday returning • 1952 FORD TUDOR Your Ford Dealer is a whitewall tires. Look at this cor, it's like new. reputable businessman, here • 1951 Chevrolet 210 4 Dr. StaUon with plenty of smelt and perch. e 1952 CHEVROLET ^-DOOR # 1952 PtymouHi 4-Door: Very clean. Make us an Wag. Power Glide, Radio, Heat. Bonnie Mae of Clarksville was a to stay. He wants your • 1951 OLDS 4-DOOR • 1953 Dodge V8 Coronet Club Cpe. Friday overnight guest of Barbara trust because he wants offer on this one. • 1951 CHEVROUT 2-DOOR Gyromatlc, Radio, Heater Krebs. Feet Facto About New you for a service customer • 1951 Olds Super 88 4-Door: Hydra, dr., radio, • 1955 Ford V8 Victoria, Ford-o- Mr. and A. E. Wingeier were •66 Teek-Foroe Truoke • 1951 PLYMOUTH SEDAN —and someday he hopes to heater, deluxe accessories. . . Thursday dinner of Mr. and Mrs. An auffoimrtk transmission for every aerleal A awper-^Rslmit, sWt- sell you a brand-new car! niatlc, Radio, Heater A Modem, Short-Strok# V8 for Every • 1951 IUICK 4-DOOR Wm. Dlpp near Freeport. , Lube Job For • 1951 Ford 6 Tudor Sedan stroko Vf for every model! Higlior powered, hlghor comprotslon 6 »l Model * More Powerful Voive-in* ^ 1950 Dodge: Automatic trans.,- radio, heater. Mr. and Mrs. George Kowalczyk • 1950 PLYMOUTH SEDAN This Is the flneNt nelec.Uon of sharp. Head Sixes • An Automatic Drive for If you are looking for real good .Vansportation, and family ot South Bowne enjoyed Now, Klflhor capacity! Come In and mo all the now things that'll • 1950 PONTIAC SEDAN Check Your dependable Used Oars in this area. fish supper with the George Krebs Every Serlts • New Fivo-Speed Syn- Snooth Driving this is it. wfiHtlo down hauling time and tike your costal chro-Me»h TranimlMlont • High-level • 1949 PONnAC 2-DOOR All priced to sell this month. family. : Ventilation • Concealed Safety Steps • 1948 BUICK 2-DOOR FORD DEALER'S # 1949 PtymouHi Chib Coupe Lowell Ledger Mr. and Mrs. Franda Shaffw Periodic lube-Bps pay off in ALSO: up to a hefty 19,500-lb. G.V.W. Tubeleit Tires, Standard on All Models called on Mr. and Mn. Henry New *56 Chevrolet trudu bring you • 1947 DODGE SEDAN smoother oar performance. • 1949 Nosh Sedan Freih, Functional Work Styling, A-1 Used Car and • 1952 Dodge 1 Too Stake, Dual Klahn at the Clark Home at Grand new power-a short-stroke V8* for Then there's en automatic trans- Our service experts perform • A-1 USED TRUCK: '51 Ford Pickup 6:5uxl6 ®-ply Urea, 4 speed trans.. Rapids Monday afternoon. mission for every scries-a wider standard in LCf. models, an exlra- amoothiy, too ... you uaa • 1948 Kaiser Sedan every model, and higher compression Signals, Heater, Very clean. Mr. Mr. and Mm. Francis Seese spent range of Hydra-Maticf models, plus cost option in all others. \ Optional at Truck Specials for the depend on oar lube Jobs. We FOR RESULTS 6's that pack a bigger power punch PRICED TO SELL! - Wt Won't S* UndtnoM... © 1948 Olds Sedan: Hydra, dr., clean Farmer call us on tills before Friday with Mrs. Sue CoUlngi at extra cost In a wide range of models. use famous Texaco Havoline ClassHieds than ever! Powcnnatkt, a new abi-spccd heavy- So, For Hw Suy of MM YMT, Driv* a Rtal high spring prices. Grand Rapids, duty automatic. BEST BARGAINS Motor Oils right out of the Cecil Bibbler, Sales Mgr. Mr and Mn. WU Lott of Elmdale And you can haul bigger loads! Bargain from; Come in and look 'em overl • FINANCE CUB CAR84TRUCK8 were recent callers at Francis Shaf These new Chevrolet trucks arc rai^i v IN TOWN Phone TW 7-9207 Evenings: TW 7-9849 WE TRADE. OUARANTIE ft FIN. Read and Use | fe^s. ANCE OUR OARS AND TRUCKS One-Stop Service That Keeps You Going! Fertilizer applied to fruit trees C H. Rundman Co. COUMCIMANCO. in the fall allows the trees to make WITTENBACH Doyle-Schneider quick use of It In the spring. Pot MOTOR SALES ash and phosphorous fertilizers can H & H CHEVROLET MOTOR SAUS HEMS TEXACO SERVICE SALES <. SERVICE 508 W. Meln St., Lowell FORD AND MERCURY DEALER "Bigger to Serve You Better" be appUed to all fruit trees In the TW 7-f29 4 E. MAIN ST., LOWELL PonHacSGMC mis. Iwwa TW7-9280 140 8. Hudson TW7-MM PH. TW 7 9tM fall but wait until spring for ni- WutHahtUlml IW 7-9207 Phone TW 7-7306 LoweU. Mich. trogen. . '

mmmmmm MM oped by George Bryan, an engi- ers who must be in constant com- story pays tribute to Michigan peo- As the health department telli you add Michigan bean dishes to 5,710 box can. Or 57 train-loads of Michigan U the only state which Army Has Voice-Powered Telephone THE LOWELL LEDQEn. LOWELL. MICH., JAN. 26. ItM • • THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., JAN. M, 1IM brates its 50th anniversary this neer in the Physical Sciences Di- munication with headquarters. ple, "whose support of public the story, some time later, proud- Children Need; "Something Better year. Each club is directed by the family menu this winter. The 100 cars each. « permits a marufacturer the option vision of the laboratories here. He And what more ideal gift for a health programs gives lasting gifts, ly wearing his new "ear" the boy leading citizens, and operating state's marketable navy (pea) bean of paying personal property tax on The power of the human voice power is filtered to operate the ra- In any case, thanks to Michigan Light but strong housed his experimental unit in the teen-ager? While Suzie and John not onlv at Christmas, but through- clambered almard the school bus RU11 Higher Compremlon "A child la a creature that stands To Throw Than a Rock" funds are contributed locally. Mem- crop last autumn was 40 per cent "The difference between law and either the Inventory value as of kmc known to sway multltudet, in- dio-telepiionc. while the rest puts people, no one will need to tell him Interesting, to say the least, is shell of an ordinary military tele- use voice-energy to their heart's out the year." and perched on his seat. As the about midway between an adult an bers, however, must pay dues, larger than the small harvest of custom is that It takes a lot of December 81, or on the average fluence the course of history and "intelligence" into the signal it about the spirit of Christmas—he The race is on among the auto- the new use of foamed polystyrene "We give a kid something better lecting and libraries—as substitutes phone. content, mother and dad can en- bus tno.ed past a herd of cattle In the TV screen." though the amount may be as little the previous year and nearly a nerve to violate a custom." value throughout the year. tie up party Unes -ha* been tap- sends out. The story starts with a hearing will hear it for himself." mobile makers to be first out with as a structural material for walls, to throw than a rock," says Arthur for rock-throwing and other teen- Military applications of the de- joy a benefit all but forgotten- a rovhlde field, one cow raised as 25 cents a year. "Otherwise," quarter bigger than the average ped by the Army Signal Corps En- In short, voice-energy is substi- conservation program held in a an engine of 10-to-l compression roofs, and floors. Advantages Burger, executive secretary of the age mischief and crime. vice are obvious: Transitorized exclusive use of the battery-power her "lead and mooed. The boy crops of the past 10 years. gineering Laboratory here to oper- tuted for electric energy in trans- rural elcmcntar> school one of the ratio, which is giving petroleum claimed by the manufacturer in- Boy' Clubs of Boston. "We give says Herbert Hoover, national transmission could eliminate bat- ed telephone. YOUR REST In a February Reader's Digest ate a new radio-telephone device. mission. At the present stage of projects routinely staged In Michi- turned to his seat-mate. "You scientists plenty of headaches since clude durability, vermin reslstanrp, him a basketball. His reward is the chairman, "they wouldn't feel it This is the report df the Federal- teries in both walkie-talkies and know ' he exclaimed. "I always AnVFRTISIMJ BUY! Rickert Electric article William L. White emphasiz- testing this new kind of energy gan communities by health deport- these high-compression engines re- high insulating ^alue, and light yell of hU pals as lie makes a was their own club." State Ci ip Reporting seivlce at McDIARMID'S IRON ( METAL Completely independent of wires band-held tactical radios, culling saw irm c;)en fhelr mouths that Your General Electric es that while the Boys' Clubs suc- does a competent Job up to 600 ments an I schools. As a result of The Lowell ledger is the only quire hlgh-antiknock fuels. The weight. One hundred and eight basket—more fun than busting a Lansing, which Indicates that 97 TW7-702S ^ 5334 Seqwun Ave- SE. Lowel and batteries the voicfroperated their weight in half and easing the Best Christmas Gift way '"it 1 ne or know what they | media that covers the Lowell trade Dealer cessfully salvage problem boys feci. the program several younislers average compression rntlo IR 8-to-l board feet weigh only 20 pounds. A street light. Character Is caught, The Season for laked per cent of all the navy (pea) beans equipment weighs only a pound soldiers burden. As a Little lay Hears were rrfnrred to a special clinic wr>r "ring.' area with a GUARANTEED CUS- this year, although a 9-to-l has every day, the boys who are "bad" Further development plans call Washcn RanfM one-inch coating of cement on each not taught. If a boy doesn't catch I e £\ i raised in the country In 1955 were and a half and continues to op- As for civilian uses, engineers let up in the county thro-i-; tho A :" i? a footnote to the story, | TOMER RECEmON Your been the tops It 1* predlotpd that form only a minute percentage of PWffl II wJWfW Buyers of All Kinds off Iron for a companion receiver weighing A Plaintiff Cow Moo Dryein RofrUeratom side will make a flve-lnch-thlck It from his parents, it rubs off on raised here In Michigan, mostly In erate as long as the user keeps here look forward to the day when local health department an.l nodi- Dr. i ii; aid; "A wliole new MAXIMUM cost of reaching these 1956 will see 9..V

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Campiieirs Soup •*> 89c 25 lk. *1.99 Celery RASCAL •Mk 29c Pineapple 10 THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICH., JAN. M, 1W6 1. Avoid over exertiu;. Physical | place a load on an already damag- heavier food demands of our rapid- with over 5,000 going to Kent Coun- activity rarely, if ever, can itrain' ed heart Instead find out the facts ly expanding population." ty businessmen. CASCADE CHURCH OBSERVES Tomato Jalce In the Bag Reflecting both our added leisure a healthy heart, but overexertion about your heart and do all that The A4P president warned, how- The growth and the industrial Archie Thomas Retires from Varied YOUTH SUNDAY during the winter almost every- The U. S. Department of Agricul- time after working hours and the can aggravate damage that al- you can tu protect it by following ever, that "If we are going to con- development of Kent County is re- Alto Community News Take It Easy thing a person does requires ad- Cascade Community News National Youth Sunday will be ture has produced a high-quality fact that increasingly we wear ready exists. Especially for people your physician's advice. tinue to hold the price line and at flected in statistics,just released Railroad Career; Started in 1906 ditional effort and consequently MRf. CLAUD BILOOX—PHONE UNI4Stl MRS. ROGER WYKES. JR. - PNORE 614-5570 observed in Cascade Christian tomato powder which can be mixed more Informal attire at work, ov the same time assure farmers of by the credit reporting firm. King- Doctors Advise cauxei added .train lo I he heart, t ff «. .l^nuou. exercUe In th. church at moming worship service with water to make tomato juice. men's sport shirts accounted for cold 0,1 )00r houl<1 ,voldwt an adequate return, we must be man Douglass, Jr., manager at Now is the time to take it easy, Wearing heavier and builder cloth- " ' • ^ Effktaicy to Kty — - __ this Sunday at 11 o'clock. Barbara It has been produced by a contin- 30 per cent of total shirt sales in Exercise in moderation should be alert to resist inflationary trends Grand Rapids which coven this MUCELLANEOUS MOWER MOTHERS CLUB MEETS protect your heart during the win- ing, overshoes and rubbers, brac- AHo IfllSS txuth Boersma Heaven, Charles Dykhuizen. and ous process in commercial vacuum- 1947-and a surprising 70 per cent the general rule. Food Com in developing within the industry." area, says that this year there KOR BRIDK TO-RK THURSDAY AFTERNOON ter months—that's the timely ad- ing against the icy blasts of wintry ETM• f\\j fjfljiu fciiit.'v+tnfi Don Klelnhans of the CYF will pre- drying equipment and Is now being of the total last year. A&P Head Dtckvtt "Food is one of the largest ex- will be more requests for financial Cfi|wy • ificj Mothers' club of Cascade school vice from L. Paul Raiph. M. D. of wind, holding tense against slippery 2 Avoid over-weight Keep your Miss Donna Jean Wingeier was sent five minute Messages. The en- tested by the Amiy Quartermaster penses of the average family Over- statements made of business con- About twenty Alto Community no. 4 will meet Thursday, Feb. 2 Leo Venneman Grand Rapids, President of the sidewalks, and even the mere ef- weight down to normal don't let guest of honor at a miscellaneous tire CYF and the Chi Rho Fellow- Corps for possible use by the mili- Each day is the only one of its There sliould be plentiful supplies expansion and the unhealthy com- cerns in Kent County than ever Grange members enjoyed the Iws- at 1:30 p.m. at the school. The pro- Michigan Heart Association, who fort of the body in fighting the i those extra pounds make your bridal shower given by Miss Janice ship will also take part. tary. No refrigeration is required of food for America's record level petitive practices of the 'Boom Psy- before. pltality of the Glen Loveland fam- gram will be devoted to Scouting Exchange Vows kind. warned that heart attacks strike cold, make the heart work harder' heart work harder, appetites in 1956 with retail prices Burgwald, Miss Judy Patterson Certificates for Leadership Train- and it is very light In weight, thus chology' can raise the cost of eat- The Kent County section of the ily at the meeting Friday evening. with Brownie. Girl. Cub, and Boy White pompons, gladiolus and ^ oourse completion were pre- more frequently during the winter and faster. High pressure living, i S. Get plenty of rest. If a winter continuing about a5 low as in 1955, and Mrs. Jack VanDyke in the affording large savings In storage ing in every American home." current issue of the Dun k Brad- There was a short business session Scout troops of Cascade taking part. snapdragons. c a n d e 1 a b r a. and | ^ Barnard Sunday at months than at any time during worry, emotional strain, overwork J vacation is not possible, relax as Ralph W. Purger, president of the VanDyke home at Caledonia Sat- sented Mr and transportation costs. You soon "l/mg store hours with night and street Reference Buuk contains after which Mr. Loveland, Lcctur The Villagers' group, of which palms, formed the setting for a i g worship service, to Mrs. the year. and insufficient rest can also work' much as you can. Aim for eight urday evening. morn n may be purchasing your tomato Great Atlantic A Pacific Tea Com- Sunday business, 'give-aways' and listings of 5409 local names com- er, announced the program. Mrs. Robert Smith Is chairman, Is very pretty wedding Friday even- Chandler, Mrs. Clare Coger. Many people do not realize that undue hardships on the heart. or more hours of sleep per night. The jolly game of "Cootie" was juice by the bag. WEREMOYE pany, said today. premiums were scrapped by the prising manufacturers, wholesal- In charge of program and refresh- ing at Cascade Qiristian Reformed, „ This advice applies particularly Avoid habitual late hcure. Roll call was answered by each the diversion of the evening and Mrs Glenn Marvln> M aifton Mr. Burger said that food prices food Industry years ago, because ers, and retailers. It does not in- ments under the direction of Mrs. church when Miss Ruth Boersma 1 p ^ Deed er DtaMed to people over 40 who are not ac- 4. Avoid infections. Do your best one giving resolutions they wished Miss Wingeier was the recipient of arker Mrs Rice Mrg in 1955 were 1.50^) lower than in clude some of the service and "pro- to protect against illness, partic- they raised food prices," he con- their wife or husband would make a goodly array of lovely and use- Earl Mollltor and Mrs. Ted Walma. became the bride of Leo M Venne-1 ert Smlth and Fo8ter e^hop YOUR BEST Horses and Cottle customed lo strenuous cxcrcisc or 1954 and 5.80^) holow the post- fessional" businesses, such as bar- HCJUSTHC CHAP WHO undue physical exertion. Even ularly r e s p i r M o r y infections tinued. "Now, howpvpr, we are in and keep during the coming year. ful gifts for her new home. The club sponsors the Brownie and man. The bride is the daughter of j ten-hour course -is given annually ADVERTISING BUY! And Othsr Farm mmes voo SORROW- World War H peak reached in 1952. danger of reviving old costly pat- ber and beauty shops, real estate Girl Scout troops. Mr. and Mrs. George Boersma, 36 |^ County Council of though the sidewalks must be Should you become ill, seek treat- This afforded a lot of amusement The hostesses served u delicious ent The Lowell Ledger is the only Animals always doing TMIN6S The over-all cost of living in 1955, terns." and stock brokers. Thus the figure Auxiliary Meets Friday St., Mr. and Mrs. William Venne- churches. 1 shoveled to keep them free from ment promptly. Immediate atten- and some of the husbands and repast to round out a most pleas- media that covers the Ixiwell trade 1 he noted, was down only four-tenths One service the consumer is en- for businesses In Kent County The Auxiliary of MacDonald-Os- man, 44th St., are the parents of the I VALLEY CHEMICAL Ice and snow, learn to do It wisely. Uon to "strep" infection is most wives were evidently quite sur- ant evening. area with a GUARANTEED CUS- TOMORROW of one per cent. titled to can be Improved without would actually b<* higher than the mer post 451. American Legion, bridegroom. Rev. Jacob P. Boon-i Hospital Notes Don't try to finish the job all at! Important to guard children against prised at wishes made by their TOMER RECEPTION. Your MAX COMPANY "Present forecasts show that food cost, according to the A4P presi- 5409 quoted above. Alto Local* {will meet at the Town Hall this once. It may take longer but take I rheumatic fever, which ran lead spouses. stra performed the double ring 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Lamberts, OLD MAN| production during the new year IMUM cost of reaching these cus- FOR PROMPT SERVICE to dent. "The cost of courteous ser- I-owell with 98 names in the cur- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Giummet Friday evening at 8 o'clock. ceremony Dirk Vander Unde was Eastmont Dr., are Uie parents of time out for a rest before you be- rehumatic heart disease. will come close to the record 1955 There was alio a discussion on tomers Is only SIX CENTS per PHONE IONIA 400 hCQLfCT 5. Avoid self-diagnosis. Have a vice is part of the price charged rent issue of Dun k Bradstreet's entertained Mr. and Mrs. J. O. soloist. »|a baby boy bom Saturday night at come overtired—then go back and level and that prices to consumers the question of whether this coun- NAMED OFFICERS IN THOUSAND per column Inch. C43ti periodic health examination so that the customer," he said. Reference Book, shows an increase Griffin of Lowell for dinner Thurs- The bride, who was given in mar-• Butterworth hospital. finish the job. will remain about the same. With try should be allowed to sell or KENT GIRL StOUT COUNCIL if necessary, you can receive of 20 per cent-in comparison with day evening and on Saturday'even- riage by her father, wore a waltz-. Mrs. Peter Ver Sluys, Michigan Although it is one of the strongest average weather, there should be trade non-strategic goods to Rus- 1 prompt treatment for any disease the names listed in 1947. ing their dinner guests were Rob- Mrs. Campbell Steketee was e- length gown of white lace and net. rd., who underwent surgery at But- and hardest working organs in the adequate food supplies to meet con- Lowtl Shows BusImss sia. that may be revealed. If treat- ert's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ron- lected first vice-president, and Mrs. and a finger tip-length veil. She'terworth hospital Jan. 16th, Is re- body, the heart should not be sub- sumer demand," Mr. Burger said. Frederick Loveland gave a re- A New Service for LOWELL ment for heart disease is indicated, Incrtost of 20% YOUR BEST ald Grummet also of Lowell. Karl Keck, third vice-president of!carried a cascade bouquet of white covering well. jected to more of a work-load than "This is a record and an outlook sume of the life of Benjamin your Doctor of Medicine will ad- ADVERTUDiG BUT! Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Stauffer the Kent County Girl Scout coun-1 carnations. , Mrs. Martin J. Vanderveen, of that to which it is ordinarily ac- thf.t the food industry can be proud Each January business concerns Franklin whose birthday was In vise you what precautions to take The Lowell Ledger is the only and Mr. and Mrs. Roland Depew ell at the annual meeting Monday Mrs. Ronald Boersma, the bride's, Thornapple river dr., is in good con- customed. of," Mr. Burger declared. "It in all parts of the United States January, which brought to light to protect your heart. If your heart media that covers the Lowell trade attended the Ninth District Confer- night at the Pantllnd hotel. The I sister-in-law. was matron of honor. | dltlon at Butterworth hospital after The Michigan Heart Association, shows that the orderly downward receive from Dun & Bradstreet re- some important events in Frank- Phillips Electric MILLER is sound, needless anxiety can be area with a GUARANTEED CUS- ence for Grange officers at Lelght- council vntpfl to join a proposed She wore a dress of yellow lace .surgery Monday. a United Fund Agency, makes trend of food costs continued with- quests for their annual financial lin's life not commonly known. avoided. TOMER RECEPTION Your on Grange Hall near Wayland Sat- five-county area. and net. and carried a cascade! Herbert Flynn. Kraft av., is In Your Westinghouse Dealer PLUMBING & HEATING these suggestions to protect your out interupting in 1955. It also statements. This year the number Harry Yelter listed many inven- 6. Don't worry. Worrying cures MAXIMUM cost of reaching these urday evening. Nearly two bundled Scout News „ bouquet of lime green camatlons., St. Mary's hospital with a back in- "You Can Be Sore If It's Westtnghouse" CUrluvLMe OWen 3 SMI heart during the cold winter of requests going out nation-wide shows that the nation's farmers and customers is only SIX CENTS per tions and improvements in meth- grangers attended this very in- Twenty Boy Scouts of Cascade- Mlss Lorraine Penninga was brides-1 jury diagnosed as a pulled disc, months: or prevents iiothlng, but It can will approximate three million. food distributors are meeting the THOUSAND per column inch. ods of farming which have come structive and worthwhile meeting. Martin troop 334, with r.even adults. maid, with a dress of blue lace and may have to remain there sev- ALL TYPES OF WIRING into use during the past ten years. Fifty attended from Kent county. leaders and fathers, spent the week net; her bouquet was pink cama-|eral weeks for treatment. Residential—CoiTimercial—Pole Work a Specialty Mr and Mrs. Gaud Silcox will Mr. and Mrs. George Dintaman. end at Chief Noonday Camp at Yan- tions. j Mrs. Charles Buttrick was oper- % entertain the next meeting at the son-in-law and daughter Mr. and kee Springs. Saturday was spent] Junior bridesmaid was the bride's ated on Monday moming at Blod- — Free Estimates Cheerfully Given — Alto Library on Fiiday evening. Mrs. John Mlshler of LaGrange, passlng tests and Ice sxatlng. 'sister, Miso Janice Boersma. in gett hospital. Her condition was re-j Februaiy 3. Ind. were In Alto Thursday visi- Cascade Cub Scouts held their j coral lace and net with blue car-J ported good by hospital attendants ting relatives. The George Dinta- packmeeting before the Thorn- naUons. Sandra Venneman, niece. Tuesday moming. CARLISLE PHILLIPS Younsfer Cuts Arm mans visited at the Paul Dintaman apple Lions Club at its Monday of the groom, was flower girl: she Severinq Artery home and called on Mrs. Helena evening meeting. The Lions are the I worn a yellow dress and carried a PHONE LOWELL TW 7-7104 Bonnie Lipscomb, "age 7, daugh- Dintaman and Mr. and Mrs. Mlsh- pack's new sponsors. Theme of the basket of varicolored blooms. Doug-, Upper photo, taken fn 1902, shows an engine typical of the kind fired by Archie On Call 7 Days a Week—Evenings Included ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lip- ler spent the day with the former's month was Pirates. las Boersma, the bride's brother, | Thomas, crossing the old railroad bridge over the Thornapple. Thomas was fireman on CLARK p40 scomb, cut her arm accldently brother Milton and wife of Logan was ring bearer and carried a calla j the Grand Rapids to Detroit run for six years. Lower picture shows one of the later steam Buy Drug Store while playing at school Monday. Lake. lily with the rings in It. engines, many of which now.stand rusting In the Grand Rapids yards, unable to be scrap- Plumbing and She thrust her right hand through Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Glenn Rykert, Cascade Drug Blaine Venneman served his Mrs. Paul Dintaman and family ped or sold because of a government order. brother as best man. Ushers were K • .nil - . • • a window severing an artery in store pharmacist, and Mrs. Rykert her wrist and necessitating a quick were Mrs. Dlntaman's brother have bought a drug store at Kent Calvin and Larry Boersma, broth- Heating Archie S. Thomas, 30th st, re- began firing on freight runs be-, night. It shuttled one car back and Charles Hobbs, wife and children City, which they were scheduled to ers of the bride. Master and mis-: SHEET METAL WORK WE KEEP ON trip to Dr. Smith's office for first tired Jan. 16 from work with the tween Grand Rapids and Detroit forth every fifteen minutes. About of Grand Rapids. / open this Monday. Mrs. Rykert. al- tress of ceremonies were Jerry; aid. C. and O. railroad begun fifty years and Grand Rapids and Bay City, j 1916 a Railroad Y. M. C. A. was mmm Mrs. Kenneth Merriman is as- so a registered pharmacist was Lannlng. the bride's uncle, andi TW 7-7534 Later she was taken via Roth's ago. Though there was a consid- In those days you could choose I hullt in the yards, but its usage de- sisting at the bank while Mrs. Le- formerly with the local store, and Mrs. Richard Groenhut. Mrs. Gro-' REPEATING.. ambulance to the Osteopathic hos- erable Interval between his origi- your run. He was a fireman for six cllned and it burned around 1946. ona Wleland is enjoying a vacation. will help operate the new one. Leon- enhut wore navy blue, and a cor- 309 East Main St. pital in Grand Rapids where the nal employment in September, 19- years, and was promoted to engi- When Mr. Thomas retumed to the Our teacher in the primary room ard Ganzel has not yet found a sage of pink roses. cut was sewed up and she was 66, and his retum to the work in neer in 1912, running over the same railroqd by request. In 1943, he Miss Ellse Buckner returned to her substitute for his son-in-law. For her daughter's wedding. Mrs. Lowell (O. Clark, Prop.) Mich. allowed to go home. Monday even- 4 1943, he began and ended with the .route for about a year, when he was handyman, which meant he school work last Monday after a Boersma chose a beige dress with When you ing she was suffering from shock railroad, which is his real love, and lleft the company. did everything, and was at one month's stay at her home in Tenn- nle ass s an . Bon Voyage hat and accessories of black, and and quite weak from IcAs of blood. There were then six passenger. ^ ' ^ t roundhouse-foremen, essee because of the serious illness he has seen great changes in rail- Mn\. Jake Moerdyke, 30th st., wore a corsage of pink and white need cosh roading in that span. trains daily between Grand Rapids i The engines had grown greaUy in STORK SHOWER HONORS of her mother who had surgery an flew to Chicaco last week to attend roses. Mrs. Venneman wore black LOWELL CHRISTIAN The Thomas family has an even and Bry City, running by way of d power, but were still performed and is now convales- st am a Bon Voyage party for her broth- crepe trimmed with white lace, a MRS. CLARE WINGEIER Elmdale through Lowell. Today j p - REFORMED ...see us! cing. longer connection with the stretch er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. black hat and accessories, and a Mi-s. Ella Watson. Mrs. Carol of Chesapeake and Ohio (formerly there is no passenger service on' The first deisels were acquired Mrs. Sarah Thome received re- Earl Clegg, who are leaving Mon- similar corsage. Sterzick and Mrs. Maudie Scheldt the Pere Marquette) track that this line. In 1906 there were car-jin 1*16, and replaced steam en- cently a fine picture of her grand- re on day for a six-week's European trip A reception was held In the gave Mrs. Clare Wingeier a sur- passes diagonally througft-Cascade bide lamps and stove heat on coach-' |' ly 1. 1953. The change GOSPEL SERVICE We can't say It often enough: son Neil Cook, wife and two daugh- s by air. The Cleggs will visit Eng- church social rooms, following the prise stork shower at her home township. Archie Thomas' father, es and Pullmans; cais were wooden ' economical, and the new en- ters on a sled drawn by five of land, France, and Portugal, but ceremony. After a southem honey- Sunday. 10 O'Oodi When you need money In a Tuesday evening. Ten guests came William, now at 94 Cascade's oldest and coach vestibules were open. gines are clean. It is easy to learn their beautiful huskle dogs. The will spend most of their time in moon, the newly-married couple hurry to pay bills, consolidate and spent an enjoyable evening native-bom resident, In 1855 helped Passengers went from one car to to operate a diesel. But it has an Lowell City Hall Cooks llvcT"npar Caledonia and Spain. Mrs. Clegg is the former will be at home at 844 Geneva st.. debts or any other worthwhile with the prospective mother. grade the line for the new road another rarely when the train was awful rear-end noise, to the man (Sunday School) have a large number of these in- Helen Wienazindis, once a Cascade S. E. The ladies presented Mrs. Win- in motion, except to get to the in the cab. purpose, your best bet is to see telligent dogs, two of which are between McCords and Fox StaUon resident. Mrs. Moerdyke retumed S2C and Mrs. Boersma and HM3 Classes for All Ages geier with a beautiful baby buggy the latter now only a passing track smoker. Mr. Thomas fired a switch And the diesel lacks the romance JS for a quick loan. No "red with {he Richard Byrd expedition. home Saturday after a five-day visit Calvin Boersma were home for the which she was most happy to re- engine that had steam jam brakes of steam. "No smoke, no bell no Mr. and Mrs. Jim Green were at the westem end of the township. with family members there. wedding from the naval bases at HARRY BOERSMA tape," no delays. ceive. A delicious lunch was serv- The Thoihas farm was at the Whlt- —two cylinders under the engine whistle, no steam blowing off," Mr. SUPERINTENDENT Thursday evening visitors of Mr. Mrs. Moerdyke recently was e- Norfolk. Va., and Callfomla. re- neyvllle crossing. Archie Thomab running boards^ into which steam Thomas shakes his head. "It's just ed featuring a cake decorated very and Mrs. Joe Green of Lowell. lected vice-president of the Grand spectively. Out of town guests in- 3411 32nd 8L, 8. E. appropriately with a gaily eolored worked three years on this track as could be levered from the boiler, to like running a street car." Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richard- Rapids Handicapped Club. clude Mr. and Mrs. Lsaac Van Koe- Grand Rapids, 8, Mich. miniature" bassinet containing a a section hand before starting work force brake shoes against the en- It was harder to retire than to son were Friday supper guests of vering of Drenthe and Mr. and Mrs. Phone CH 1-7834 tiny plastic doll. at the railroad's Wyoming yards, gine wheels. It took quite a while start work; ten papers had to be LOWELL LOAN CO. the former's brother Forrest Rlch- Kills Red Fox John Van Koevering, of Hudson- fc and later fired, and ran, freight and to stop a train that way, Mr. Tho- signed at the roundhouse, and four EVERYBODY Ronald Lighthlll, Mgr. ardson and wife of neaiT Elmdale. Leonard Ganzel last week killed vllir -» MRS. ROSENBERG'S BROTHER passenger trains that ran over it. mas remembers. at the Railroad Retirement board; WELCOME TW 7-9007 111 W. Main, Lowell BURIED TUESDAY IN IONIA Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pattison were The Pere Marquette ran. a six- and the C. an O. did not wanf Mr. a big red fox near Alaska, where entertained for dinner Sunday at He began in 1906 as a hostler, he was hunting with his 12-inch Patronize Ledger Advertisers c33tf Mr. and Mrs. Merle Rosenberg taking incoming engines from the car dummy train from Grandville Thomas to quit. But he is needed* the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira beagle. The HtUe dog successfully attended funeral mass in the lonia av., street'car tracks to the round- at home, to help his wife in caring! Dean in Grand Rapids. coal dock, where the engine crew pursued the outsized beast, which Catholic church Tuesday morning house, for trainmen, office force, for his father, who makes his I Mr. and Mrs" Claud Silcox had "tied them up", to the center pit v a so large that when previously for the latter's brother Forrest where the fire was knocked out; or. and workmen. It took them to work home with them. Also, there are! 3 ns their Sunday dinner guests the seen by another hunter it had been Sullivan, age 46. who passed away conversely, bringing starting en- at 6:30 a.m. and retumed them at the two beagles, Meg and Spike, to latter's brother-in-law and sister. mistaken for a big dog. at the Ionia Community Hospital gines out to a track for the crew 5:30 p.m. and at noon took a load look after. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Hesche and We do not SELL Trading Stamps...We SAVE You MONEY Saturday night. to take out. After three weeks he to the 9th av. coach yard to eat son Bruce of Snow community. tt Try a Ledger want ad. Mr. Sullivan had been ill for lunch. The rest of the day Ledger want ad. Mrs. A. V. Shilling of Fremont. more than three yars. He is sur- Ford Falrlan* Town Sodan out-jeta Marine Corps Fury In Take-off Ohio, visited her mother Mrs. Flo- Shop at Precious' for Everyday Savings vived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. rence O'Harrow at the Pattison John Sullivan, of Ionia, three chil- home Saturday Her husband Mr. dren, a son Thomas who is with Shilling visited his brother-in-law the U. S. Air Force stationed in 1 and sister Mr. and Mrs. R. Val- WITH THIS COUPON Washington, D. C., a daughter Mrs. qpo of Battle Creek. lb. 39c Fred Allen of Ionia, and a son SKINLESS FRANKS Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richard- BEET SUGAR James of Grand Rapids. He also son were Sundav afternoon and WHY THE CHRYSLER WINDSOR PIVSG HOCK S lb. 17c Beef Hearts, Tongues lb. 15c leaves two grandchildren, three FORD BEATS JET IN TAKE-OFF! lunch guests of their brother-in-law 5 iib-25c brothers, Thomas and Kenneth of lb. 35c and sister Mr. and Mrs. Melvin- SUCED BACON lb. 35c BEEF POT ROAST Grand Rapids, and Elwood of With each $5.00 order Sherrington of Caledonia and at- SMOKED PICNICS lb. 29c SWISS, RIB STEAK lb. 45c Three Rivers and one sister, Mrs. tended services at the Caledonia Marguerite Rosenberg. ROUND STEAK lb. 49c SkRLOIN STEAK lb. 49c Match a Ford in acceleration with U. S. U. B. Church in the evening. Coming Home Miss Audle Yeiter of Mlshawaka. I WITH THIS COUroN Marine Corps Fury Jet, and the Ford out- Mrs. Denton Wilcox received the Ind., spent the week end with her 1 stripe the jet! very welcome news a few days ago mother Mrs. Jennie Yeiter. Fresh Lean Ground Beef 3 lbs. 99c CIGARETTES that Denton has left Japan and is Baked Goods Sale en route home and should arrive ALL POPULAR BRANDS Alto WSCS White Circle will Center Cut Pofk Chops lb. 57c PORK BUTTS lb. 35c That's the story of a race conducted at the here within a few weeks. Marine Corps Aviation Base, Cherry Point, sponsor a baked goods sale to be End Cut Pork Chops lb. 29c YOUNG BEEF LIVER lb. 19c Reg. Size eta. $1.75 January 19 Is Big Day held in the Dintaman Hardware With each S5.00 order North Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bowman Store next Saturday afternoon are proud to announce the birth of January 28, commencing at 1 o'- 2 lbs. 29c From a standstill, a Ford Fairlane Town a daughter, Carrie Lynn, in Crispe clock. c-40 BACON ENDS & PIECES Sedan and an FJ2 Fury Jet (flown by a crack hospital, Plainwell, on Thursday, January 19. This will always be a Everything about driving a Chrysler From four lengths behind to four Full-time PowerPUot Steering does LEAN BULK SAUSAGE 3 lbs. 95c WITH THIS COUPON Leatherneck pilot) both took off at wide-open memorable date in the lives of the is new! You touch a button on the lengths ahead of a moving truck going 80% of Uie work . .. gives you a cat- Bowjnans, as Austin received his left (and safe/) side . . . and Push- 40m.p.h. in 8 seconds flat. Tint's the kind footed feel of the road every inch of | ^ Cigarettes throttle. SAUR KRAUT (WEEK END ONLY) release from the Army on that day button PowcrFUte, the smoothest of of reserve power you get in Chrysler's the way ... requires less pull. .. only 2 lbs. 27c The eame Ford that out-jeta a jet marches smoothly, at a walk, with a Marine Corps band and -started home from Fort Jack- all transmissions, goes into action. great airplane-type V-8 engine. 3Vr turns from full left to full right. Ford's take-off was so fast that the jet was son in S. Carolina. Mrs. Bowman i ct>.$1.85 MAINE POTATOES MICHIGAN POTATOES HEAD LETTUCE . still trailing at 200 yards. has been living with her parents j With each $5.00 order at Shelbyville during her husband's 10 lbs. 43c 15 lbs. 49c 2 heads 25c ; as Thunderbird-inspired. They give Ford active double grip to give added protection against absence. The young folks have ten- Though you'll probably never race a jot, t's tative plans to live on a farm in nice to know Ford's Thunderbird Y-8 engine looks to match its active performance. And doors springing open in a crash. Ford also brings Bowne next year. I With This Coupon and you the new deep-center Lifeguard steering Calif. Sunkist Oranges Size 220 2 fa. 75c has so much "oomph" in reserve . . . instant further, with styling like the Thunderbird, ALTO BUSINESSMEN MEET IS THEYEAR-AHEAD CAR 25c you can buy any one Ford moves in the finest circles where style wheel which is designed to keep driver away WEDNESDAY EVENING of the foiowing: response for times when instants count! complete protection; really counts. from the steering post in case of accident. Hie Alto Businessmen's Association Pkg. BOOTH HSH STICKS, 2 pkgs. COFFEE—Hils Bros., Manor House | Large Fab, Cheer, Tide. This Thunderbird Y-8 is the standard eight were to hold their January meet- BOOTH FR. FRIES. AR 3 for 49c lb. 89c new Lifeguard rear-view minor has a double- ing on Wednesday evening of this Auto-Owners auto insurance , Surf, Duz Ford brings you new Lifeguard 'PowerStyle in all Fairlane and Station Wagon models... at swivel mounting which "gives" wnen hit And week at the Methodist church. Of- With $1 order—1 to a customer ficers for this year were to be el- Quaker Wh. Kern. CR. STYLE CORN BUTTERFIELD WHOLE POTATOES no extra cost! Design for extra safety. It protects policies give you coverage you can have optional Lifeguard padding for in- ected. Mrs. James Green's division 2 303 cans 34c 2 303 cans 27c you against hazards that cause over half of the 4 ot the White Circle provided and And Thunderbird sty:int9 gift- strument panel and sun visors and optional . where many policies do no?. • serious car-accident injuries. served the supper. j WITH THIS COUPON wraps Thunderbird OO. Ford's long, Ford seat belts, too. All in all, Lifeguard CHRYSLER Baptist Church Notes | And 25c you can buy Ford has new Lifeguard door latches with a Design aims to keep you safer in a *56 Ford! Get full value for your Thank You Pie Filling No. 2 can 31c Heinz or Beechnut Strained ' low lines of leadership are instantly recognizable Pastor Marquardt will attend the I any one of the following Biggest buy in the fine car fieldl Quaker Oats 48-oz. 39c Baby Food 5 for 49c Annual Founders Week Conference Insurance dollar — buy at the Moody Bible Institute in Fob. Duz, Rinso, Cheer, Tide Ig. 30c Heinz Catsup bot. 27c Pillsbury or B. Crocker Chicago next week. In his absnce Cake Mixes TEST THUNDERBIRD Y-8 TAKE-OFF IN A representatives of the Michigan Auto-Owners. I White, Yellow. Chocolate, Christian Home for the Aged will Stock up on Meadow Gold, nationally known favorite Marble, Carmel speak at the church on Wednesday Our "Sign of Qualify" Us«d And talk about style! Here's the Best of all, you can own a bigger, | with $1 order- Uo a customer evening at eight o'clock. Cars—which include many "PowerStyle" look that is showing its' more powerful Chrysler Windsor for On Sunday hiorning the pastor lata mods! Chryilsrs—ars ICE CREAM Vl Gal. 7 5c Coupons Expire January Slut sassy tail to contemporary car designs. the cost of a medium-priced car. Here will continue his series on "The COLBY the (irsatsst buys in town I Christian" with a sermon entitled . ACCNCY Isn't it time j cnt compared a Chrysler is year-ahead value that means better E "Why the Water Baptism?" Spe- with Uie other can in its price class? re-sale value for years to come. "56 FORD cial music will be provided. i:mi;7.V.H Pastor and Mrs. Marquardt were in Lansing Monday where they vis- EariV.Cofcy — Alto . iwm mi $130,000 LUCKY MOTOR NUMtBI SWEEPSTAKIS AT youi oursut-nYMOUTH DfAUrs ited the former's aunt, Mrs. Julius Office Phono: UN8-242M Boldt at Sparrow Hospital; Mrs. PRECIOUS GROCERY C H. Runciman Co. Motor Sales Boldt is convalescing Jdllowing-a ChaHes I. Cofcy Open Evenings 'til 10 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE FORD — MERCURY SALES t SERVICE recent operation. McQueen motor co. - 222 west Main st.-Tw7.7713 Office: Clarksvitle 416 NORTH ST. 149 S. Hudson, LoweH PHONE TW 7-7706 TW 7-7280 Putroobe Ledger Advertisers OW3-3231 Mick 4 Eator tfee $150,000 Lucky Motor Nmnber Sweepstakes at Your Chiysier-PlymoiiHi Dealer's IS THE LOWEU. LEDGER, LOWELL. MICH., JAN. M, IM« Arrows Take Two More Scalps: COMING EVENTS Rockford 80-69 and Belding 76-57 Publk Benefit Card Party at the Two more basketball scalps, one' Lowell with a firm grip on third Rebekah hall Thursday Jan. 36th at league and one non-league, have place vaUeywtee will come up a- 8 p.m. Contributions will be wel- been added to Lowell's already galnst the conference leader, Wy- come. All proceeds to go to a form- large collection as a result of vic- oming at Lee High school gym Fri- er member of the local lodge, now tories over Rockford and Belding day nl^ht. This might be the In need. Committee In Charge, p-40 It's Here - It's New!Frida y and Tuesday aigftU respec- char.cc for the Arrors; to be the i tively. spoilers In a tight league race. The Home Demonstration group In the latter game Lowell had no John Bergin, reporter of LoweU will meet at the home trouble at all In smothering the of Mrs. D. W. Atkins, on Thursday Redskins of Belding, and with morning, January 26, at 11 o'clock. Coach Gotschall substltutlpg free- ly, all the Lowell players got a To Trohi Uodort In Sunny Acres Farm Bureau will chance to show their mettle by Compfirt-Myo Bird Worli meet January 26 at 8:00 p.m. with keeping the major scoring within Mr. and Mrs. Grover Buttrick. 6874 a three point spread. The first In a series of train- Cascade rd. Discussion topic will be High for Lowell were Leonard ing meetings for adults interest- "Farmers Look at the Guaranteed KING Fase and Bemie Collins with 11 ed In working with Campflre Annual Wage Pulluck lunch. each; three boys. Orison Abel, Girls and Blue Birds was held lan Friday morning. OrtenUtlon „ ^ ^T"",'" Steve Hartley, and Jim Lind got ••.I*I* _L.II the Methodist church will have a talks dealing with the basic phil ALL POPULAR 10 apiece, and George DeVries skating pirty Frit^iy night at 7:30. scored 9. Lowell led at all the osophy of Campflre formed the BRANDS OF quarters, final score 7&^7. program. The Women's Fellowship of the Rockford Game Miss Kay Brower, field work- Congregational church wili meet in the parish house Friday afternoon DOG FOOD | Tlie preceding Friday night Lo- er toT th9 East District, talked well thrilled the home fans with on the philosophy, background. at two o'clock. A missionary pro- an exciting victory over its arch and history. Two Campflre lead-'gram will be In charge of Mrs. rivals, the Rockford Rams, and to ers from East Grand Rapids as- Norman Woon. who will have a heighten the intensity of an already 3isted with the training program, dedication service for the articles PAY ONLY hotly contested battle, Lowell's Mrs. Robert L. Wells discussed, *ent out by the Friendly Ser- scording ace, George DeVries was the dynamic qualities of the vice committee This is the last on his way to set a new all-time '"ampfite Law. and Mrs. lx,u for waste fats and worn ny- S1.00 Down Health Giving and Complete school and Grand Valley scorinR Wedgewood explained the value!*?. "f"* Ly^wUl review record. Py ol the planned progrenion | J* ()f T are 11.00 Weekly Loading at all the quarters, 18-10 % t0 a,tmd ,hl»

50 ending a! the tWnl. -u-l *cre ^ d HMH. 80-69. Lowell set a blistering pace and pulled away when it seemed lod helpet. to clartfy the jttl ! mcHARD KOEWEBS ludes of Campflre leaders today. as though the margin was being The future meetings in the' Mrs- Rlchard Koewers was threatened. training course will be held onlhonoml a mowing coffee Fri- Avery DeVries was high scorer follow- Ja 2 succeeding Fridays, from 9:00 ^ 9- W ^ Deborah group ed by Leonard Fase with 13, Jim Loaded with things that to 11:00 a. m. in the BAPW club of the Congregational Church at the Lind 10 and Orison Abel 7. room In the American Legion home of Mrs. Keith Tapley. Tra* Maria of Jewelers Mrs. Koewers who has been a LOWSi, RICH. TW 7-1178 Breaks Record ^UrllSi0nt™ta™gry rommltw' ^ In the Rockford game a rjotn East Grand ,U wiU scoring record of it points ia one DOGS LIKE! the CkMveds was presented with a contest was set by UmelTs pop- Slides will be shown on the Pen and Pencil set by the Junior alar cage star, George DeVrlos, Blue Bird program, for leaders Sunday School, and the Deborahs, this total beatiag by two points of 2nd, 3rd and 4th grade girls, and the Co-weds gave Mr. and Mrs the old record set by one of De- and slides on symbolism wtU pro. Koewers a years subscription to the Vries' fellow teammates aad for- vide help on that phase ot the Lowell Ledger. Oh-h-hr mer outstanding center, Bob Campflre program, for leaders I The family will be greatly missed Grummet, in the 195S-54 season. ol girls from the 5th through In Church Circles. They moved this" With his fellow players feeding the 8th grades. w^k to Tucson, Arizona. Whai- JGrwlfliMnq Ompanuand settin g up shots, DeVHts On February 3 a program ol added to his score wl* evf*y practical suggestions will be pre- MISSIONARY TO THE JEWS MicKiaan shot la the book, M points com- 4/ | nwtt\\ ij ' ij sented dealing with nature lore, WILL SPEAK HERE SUNDAY Ing from baskets and It from games and songs, and tin can &y/t H. M. Mael. a missionary to the '9' CARD OF THANKS free throws. cooKery. At the lourth meeting I, . " " .. .. on February 10, program, wm Jewv h" been very highly recom- I wish to thank the Rebekahs, be planned for the remainder mended to the West Lowell U. B. Women's Relief Corps, friends and Annud Dinner Precedes Church, where she will speak this ol the year lor the local Blue neighbors for fruit, flowers, gifts Sunday evening, at 7:30. Pastor P. N. G. Installation Bird and Campflre groups. and cards sent to me while I was Murray Steinkamp states her mes- Because ol the practical help in. Twenty-live members ol Past sage will be "The Jew and Current and real values offered in the c-40 Minnie Huffman Noble Grand Club gathered in Events in the Light of Bible Pro- SLIPS training course, all leaders. the Methodist church dining- phecy". group sponsors, and other adults CARD OF THANKS room Monday evening lor their Pictures of Palestine before and price' annual Ihstallation dinner where Interested in the Campflre pro- I wish to thank all my friends after Israel became a nation, about the Martha Group ol the church gram are uffeed to attend. 8 years ago, will also be shown— and especially the O. E. S. for all served a delicious turkey dinner. giving a graphic example of the the kindnesses shown me during The table was beautllully dec- SURPRISED ON BIRTHDAY conditions In the Holy Land. my time in the hospital. BY PARTY. DANCE YOU MONEY p-40 Mrs. Emil O. Nelson crated with a floral center piece and tall tapen. Clever lavors Rowland Ryder was pleasantly PHYLLIS KLAHN PLEDGED and lovely handkerchiel corsages surprised Monday night when the BY COLLEGE SORORITY A slip and (all on your property can hit YOU in the Kent 4H Service Gub and his par- were at each place. Phyllis Klahn, daughter ol Mr. pocketbook . . . hard! That i$, unless you've had Alter dinner the members re- ents. Mr. and~"Mrs. Sam Ryder, the foresight to protect yourself with liability in- gave a surprise birthday party in and Mrs. Vern Klahn ol Clarks- tired to the Women's kmnge ville, was pledged Sunday by the where a business meeting was his honor at Camp Vlning 4H Lodge surance to take care of personal injury claims. Bostwick Lake. Beta Beta Alpha Phi at East Cost is small. See us now conducted by Maude Adrianse. Lansing Sunday. Under new business Installation Round and Square dancing to the music of the McGinnis orchestra, Phyllis, who graduated Irom ol new ollicers was held: Presi- YOUR GUIDE TO MORE and refreshments of cake, ice Lowell High In 1954, Is major- The ROLLINS Agency dent, Maude Freeman; Ist vice cream and punch were served the ing in sociology at the Michigan president, Minnie Hullman; 2nd 835 W. Miin TW7-9325 43 guests present. State University. vice president, Ina Alger; secre- SECURITY tary, Maude Adrianse;, treasurer, ALTON BIBLE CHURCH v MEMORIES ARE MADE Sarah Chrouch and Chaplain, OF THIS SCHEDULES AFRICAN FILM FRESH LAKE PERCH Insure Mildred Potter, and be sore ItPiMr MAI Dean Martin Alton Bible church will have a , FRY ON FRIDAYS . The new president nominated of protection her several committees, and special treat for those who attend SIXTEEN TON CHICKEN DINNERS SUNDAYS always there was the drawing ot the,"* I'amlly •>l8»" «rvlce next Fri- "Tennessee" Ernie nfh. for tL n^lday, January 27. A missionary film. Fried Chicken—Sirloin Steaks hostess* months lor the mem-...... Special Orders for Children bers to entertain. It was al^c^ ^ and soundL_wil! GREAT PRETENDER lh continent decided to have the drawing ot'^f^ ' 'hc Like a bell buoy off a rocky coast, Insurance The Platters 101 ,u ering opm ! sore of the Secret Pal. again thU year world." " Dinner Bell helps you avoid the financial hazards ol We. Maude Adrianse and Clara IT'S ALMOST TUMUKKUH Rev. Elton Mills, pastor of the Fero will be hostesses for the RESTAURANT Wc write all types ol insure nee coverages for The Dream Weavers church, extends an open invitation next meeting, in February. West of LoweU on M-21 your complete protection . . . fire, casunlty, Bulb Plants to all those interested in seeing this c40 BAND OF GOLD • m outstanding picture to be at the liability and life. Many times, we can help you Don Cherry Alton Bible church at eight o'clock School Hot Lunch Mene Improve your Insurance coverage and cut your Hyacinths Friday. HE Insurance costs. Ask us for the full details. and Al Kibbler A Hot Pork sandwich tfith1 mashed potatoes, bread and but- Daffodils ^ MOMENTS TO REMEMBER ter, are the Monday's fare lor STRAND The Four Lads next week's Hot Lunch at the CALL NOW school. Also completing the meal HYACINTH PLANTS 59c UP I HEAR YOU KNOCKIN' THEATRE are Jello, cookies and milk. Gale Storm Lowell, Michigan Lowell TW7-9269 DAFFODILS $2.50 POT Tuesday will be Goulash, bread and buUer, liult, cake and milk. LAST TIMES TONITE: AZALEAS. CYCLAMENS Open Saturday Night Venison Ground Steak has Insurance Service been planned lor Wednesday '*3 STRIPES IN SUN" ALWAYS IN STOCK with vegetables, bread and but- 210 W. Rita It louriH, Mich. Radio Service ter, pudding and milk. Fri.. Sot.. Jon. 27,28 Company On Thursday they will serve All Star Cost In chili, crackers, cherry cobbler We Solve AH of Your R. G. CHROUCH with butter sauce and milk. • Ball Floral Shop 12 you got it here, it's gotta Tuna Fish and noodles, vege- TV Repoir Problems be good! "Kiss of Fire" TW 7-7150 tables, rolls, butter, cookies and For adjustment or repairs, RAVENNA 517E. Main 206 E. Main St. Ph. TW 7-9275 milk have been planned lor, Fri- call on your TV experts to Outdoor Action day, completing the week. put your set In shape for jflBa LIVESTOCK SALES O? course, the hot dog Itihch top performance. In Technkoior Is still avallble every day. And, And Once Only at 8:45 ^9 Prices for Jan. 23.940 head . remember, all the bread, cookies Just Col Me TW 7-9275 of Livesto^, 39 c^ies Poultry,. and cakes are home made. City House Call $3.00 WALT mSNKV* 80 cons. Hay and Straw PAINT SALE! RIGHT Mrs. Ethel Yelter has returned II you got it here, It's gotta Stormy Veal up to $31.00 cwt. wm Irom the home ol her son, Ken- / be good! VmITHOnOUaMBRKO Beef Steers and Heifers up to $19.90 cwt. FINISHED neth on Snow ave., where she .. TECHNICOl OR. has been staying lor the past Cows up to $11.95 cwt. two weeks, caring lor her new Radio Service Bufls up to $14.50 cwt. 2570 DISCOUNT granddaughter, Monica Jeane, Company Sun., Moil., Tues., Wed. Feeder Cottk from $8.00 fo $17.00 cwt. who was bom In Butterworth Jan. 29-31 and Feb. 1 hospital January 11. She weigh- R. G. CHROUCH Hogs up to $13.60 cwt. On Discontinued Colors ed 6 pounds, 15 ounces at birth. sc Audie Murphy In Sows upto$10.00^wt. His Own Trite story Feeder Pigs from $3.00 to $13.25 each lo Hell and Back" Hones from $35.00 to $70.00 each See The New Washable, Odoiiess, CLOSING OUT SALE! SALE STARTS AT 5:00 P. M. -Ths ••!• k»« the isrgwt number ef boysrt paying tha in Cinemascope highest markM prtoea for your Mvastook. Boys' and Glris' Hots and Caps. and Technicolor Easy to Apply ooamss! Velue* to $2.98 NOW $1.00 Valuable Fret

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