ONE SECTION ONE SECTION Twelve Pages Twelve Pages THIS ISSUE CASS CITY CHRONICLE THIS ISSUE VOLUME 48, NUMBER 4. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1953- TWELVE PAGES, From the Girls' Glee Club Will Present Spring Concert Tuesday Nestle's Dispute With (ditor's Corner 8cRaise, Six Paid • Murphy's Gas Station, which is Representatives from the in the process of remodeling, is Nestle's Company and the United richer by one hammer and an old Weatherheads Feted Dairy Workers Local 83, CIO, General Motor's radio since the reached an agreement over their roof has been removed from the wage dispute after an all-day ses- station. sion here Thursday. Found between the roof and the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weather- Workers at the Cass City and ceiling of the building was a ham- head were honored at a surprise Ubly plants will receive a flat mer that has been used very little party Sunday when they returned raise of eight cents per hour and and is in "like new" condition, de- from morning services and found additional fringe benefits. spite the fact that no one knows their families, relatives and Management and the union have exactly how long it has lain sealed -friends gathered at their home to agreed that employees will receive in the building. help them celebrate their 25th six paid holidays yearly. They are? The radio is not in quite as good wedding anniversary. Memorial Day, Thanksgiving, condition. By its design, it would A large wedding cake centered Christmas, New Year's, Fourth of appear to be a model popular the dining room table and spring July and Labor Day. sometime in the 1930's. .Station flowers were seen throughout the If men work on those days, they personnel also report that it will house. The actual anniversary date i will be given double time for the not play. for the couple was Saturday, May work they perform. # * * * * The Cass City High School Girls' Glee Club will sing in the spring concert Tuesday evening, May 26, at 8 o'clock in the high 16. The incipient strike was settled? In our opinion, the settlement of school auditorium. The program is open to the public, admission free, and will present both sacred and secular compositions sung by the Among those present were: Wil- after nearly a month of negotia- the recent wage dispute at the glee club and vocal and piano solos by members of the organization. liam Weatherhead of "^Ypsilanti, tions. Approximately three weeks- Nestle's plant speaks well for both Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Weather- i ago, the union, in secret meeting?- Vocal soloists will be Joanne Caister, contralto; Rae Marie Pomeroy, mezzo-soprano, and Yvonne Dorman, Norma Guinther and head and children and Miss Elaine voted to walk off the job unless management and union. Ruth Deering, sopranos. Piano soloists will be Annette Pinney, glee club accompanist, and Janet Caister, pupil of Mrs. Lucy G. Lee. It should be a real selling point Weatherhead, all of Vassar, and Uhey received an increase of 20' With sixty per cent new personnel this year, the Girls' Glee Club attended the district and state vocal festivals to earn ratings of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Loomis. cents per hour. to other industries to come to Cass excellent at Bad Axe and good, good, excellent (three judges) at Mt. Pleasant. Martin Klein, choral conductor at the University of Michi- Further action was delayed un- City. The fact that the village is gan and Interlochen, awarded the girls the excellent rating. small enough to be concerned over Don Tuekey, Joan til the state mediator arrived last the situation and that the workers Pictured, from left to right, first row: Margie Spencer, Eunice Smith, Joanne Caister, Catherine Grady, Joyce Lowe, Annette Thursday for the final meeting be- and management are close enough Pinney, Rae Marie Pomeroy, Phyllis Dunlap, Clara Lyle Boone, director. Holmberg Receive fore the strike began. to settle differences without tying Second row: Beverly McClorey, Carol Hulien, Janet Caister, Yvonne Dorman, Donna Sutton, Norma Guinther, Patricia Czapla, The contract signed last Thurs- Donna Bader. day provides that neither the tip production or losing a day of College Scholarships Nestle's Company nor the union- work should weigh heavily on fu- Third row: Nancy Alexander, Bonnie Dalton, Marlene Ricketts, Rutn Deering, Sally Griffith, Donna Profit, Marie Gurdon, Frances Kessler. ' can reopen the contract for 18 ture industries who investigate : Scholarship awards were made months. this area as a place to erect a fac- during the past week to two ad- tory. ditional members of the Cass City Army Information Medical Auxiliar High School Class of 1953. Mrs. Martin Feted y The committee on scholarships McWilliams Waits Early Copy Please Service Errors; Two Names Mrs. Donahue Hawk Nine Ends of Central Michigan College at Mt. Pleasant has notified Don Tuckey Because of the Memorial Day Soldiers Not Parted New President that he is the recipient of an en- holiday, Saturday, May 30, the i On 85th Birthday Season Tied for trance scholarship for study at Trial for Murder Chronicle will be printed one I day early next week. • According to letters received by The Tuscola County Medical So- that school. These are local All advertisers and corre- the mother of Elwyn Helwig on ciety convened for their May and spondents are asked to have May 7 and April 27, Privates Hel- last meeting of the season in Secorfd in League their copy at the Chronicle of- j wig and John Gruber are still to- Murray Hall at the Caro State | gether in Korea. fice one day earlier than usual. Sunday, May 17, Mrs. Genie Hospital Thursday evening for a i A story submitted by the Armed potluck dinner. The Cass City baseball team Donald McWilliams, 18, a former Cass City stores will be Martin, one of the pioneer resi- resident of Cass City, is in the closed Saturday, May 30, but Forces Information Service incor- The Auxiliary also attended. The completed its Thumb B Conference rectly stated that the two boys had dents of the Cass City area, was baseball schedule for 1953 by Caro jail waiting trial for his con- most stores will be open Friday feted with a surprise party ar- speaker for the evening was Dr.. fessed callus murder of Ezra evening for the convenience of been separated. R. Bullington of Saginaw whose splitting a pair of games with The two area soldiers are ranged by her daughter, Mrs. league opponents to claim a tie St. Clair, 42, Deford farmer,, area shoppers. John (Goldie) McLaughlin, and topic was "Heart Diseases in Thursday evening at 5 p. m. technicians at a medical aid sta- Pregnancy." for second place with Yale. Caro tion, Mrs. Levi Helwig reports. family which was held at the won conference honors, while Cass According to the story relate^ home of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Following the address, the by McWilliams after he was ap- Auxiliary re-elected the following City and Yale trailed, the cham- Hutchinson. pions by a single game. prehended by State Police in Tren- The party was held to com- officers for the 1953754 season: ton, Michigan, Saturday, he killed Annual Memorial memorate Mrs. Martin's 85th president, Mrs. H. T. Donahue of To win a share of second place, St. Clair to gain possession of hi® Bob Wallace Sets birthday. Nineteen persons were Cass City; vice-president, Mrs. the Hawks were forced to win cai% McWilliams was driving & present for a family dinner that Willard D,ickerson. of Caro, and their final game of the season "hot" ear, stolen m-Cnb'forri'a an
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Hungerford, WE INVITE YOU TO tor of the State of Michigan, duly filed son, Orlo Pattison, Elizabeth Perry, Flos- Daniel Baker Humes, Dorothy Humes'- in this Court, in each of the above en- sie Vaughan, Treas., Pleasant Hill S. S. Buchinger, Earl F. lies and Grance lies,. titled and csmbined estates of the above School. James Inscho & Laura Inseho, Jean C. M. named persons who have disappeared and Mrs. Ellis Plane, Treas., Alex PowarsM, Jacobus, Mary A. Jacobus, Mrs. Hohn- have not been heard from for a continu- Donald Putnam and/or Mrs. Claude Put- Hughes, Sylvia Jewett, Welcome Ernest COMPARE ous period of more than seven years. nam, Paul Powarski, Win. T. Quinn, Jobson, Mrs. Grace Jobson, Mrs. Lyle- Notice is further given that all credi- George Ransford, Eileen Riley, Maxine Johnson, Mrs. P. M. Johnson, Earl Karau, tors, or other persons having any claim Riley, Herman Rodamer, Phyllis Rogers Florence Keinath, Morman Keinath, Clare against any of the said estates are re- and/or Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Rogers, Frank Kilbourn, Trust, Mrs. Lela Kilbourn, Len quested to present such claim, in writing Ronski and/or Broni Ronski, C. J. Rose, Kiibourn, Wm. W. Kilbourn, Walter and under oath, to said court at the pro- Dorothy Royer, Agnes Schok, Geo. Shook, Klaeser, O. H. Knight, Dorothy Louise- bate office in said county, and to serve a Frederick Shayer, Mrs. Ernest Shaw, E. E. Swartz Korthels, Erhardt Korthals, Flor- PRICES and QUALITY copy thereof updn the above named public Sheldon and/or Lucy Sheldon, Donald El- ence Wood Korthals, Gertrude Korthals, administrator at his office in the Vil- wood Sheldon, Wm. L. Siems, Edward Anthony Kralik, Hazel Kriseler or, lage of Cass City, Michigan, on or before Smith, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Wanda Lois Genevieve Helen Kriseler. ** OUR the 13th day of July, A. D., 1953; and Smith and/or Harry Smith, Floyd Stader, Erma Sevener Kubale & Leo Sevener,,. that such claims will be heard at said Mario N. Starkey, Mrs. Lillian Thomp- Theodore Kuhnle, Mary Lane, R. E. Law- court on the said day at ten o'clock in son, Arthur Tremper, Bobbie Button rence, Grant O. Lee, Opal Dobson "Lee, the forenoon, -at the probate courtroom in and/or Mrs. Gladys Button, Wallace Lee Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel, Lloyd Lee, Virgil MONUMENTS - - MARKERS said County. Taylor. Lee, Eugene Leonard, Buernice Travis & This notice is given pursuant to the Melzer Thane, R. W. Thane, Margaret Bessie Humes, Clarence Levis & Mrs. Our quality markers and monuments cost many dollars less than • provisions of Act 329, Public Acts of Timko, Ernest Tjmko, Steve Timko, Pearl Tilda Levis, Alive M. Garner, Roy Levis, 1947, being the Michigan Code of Tobias, Margaret Todd and/or F. W. Agnes Livingston, Iris Losey, Mrs. Tena others of similar quality. That's why we ask you ta compare Escheats. Todd, Mrs. Carl Tomlinson, Marjorie Tur- Marlott, Glenn Martin, Otis Martin or It is ordered that this notice be pub- ner, Nell Utter, Fred Valentine, Violet! Mrs. May Roby or Wm. H. Martin, W. PI prices and quality. Why not look over our stock today? | lished once in eack week for three suc- Valentine, Arlene Vaughan and/or Arthur! Bauer, Treas., Men's Class M E Church, cessive weeks in the Cass City Chronicle, Vaughan, Arthur Vaughan and/or Flossie} Millington Encampment, John1 Service,, a newspaper printed, published and circu- Vaughan, Chas. Vaughan and/or Arthur Treas., John Barbara Miller, A. Mont- I lated in said County. Vaughan, Leland.Vaughan, Lucious Wells, gomery, Joe Muhlbach, Mary A. MeDevitt, ALMON C. PIERCE, Virginia Whelan, Clayton White, Paretta Cecille M. McGunigle Burke or Bessie Mc~ Judge of Probate. Whitlock, Donald Whittenburg, Lewis Wil- Gunigle, Curtis Francis McKenzie, Mar- I A True Copy cox, Ellen Wilson, Viola Eastham Wilson, garet McKenzie, Jobs Edward MeKinney, Beatrice P. Berry, Probate Register. Duaine Witkovsky, Ida Zemke, Mrs. Henry Jr. & Hohn MeKinney, Chester Prescott Little's Monument Co. I 5-8-3 Ziegler, Henry Ziegler, Gdn., Harry McQuinn & Edna McQuinn. Zlotnik. STATE OF MICHIGAN Clyde Davenport, Edith Feagen, Louis Merle Newton, Marilyn Jean Newton, Main St.—Next to Ideal Plumbing | IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR G. Kehr, H. D. Parish, Robert Prime, Perry M. Newton & Marie Newton, Ber— THE COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Frank Putnam, Wilson. nice L. NieMe, Jim Wousk, Angela Mare©- Office Two Doors West of Ford Garage In The Matter of the Estates of: Chas. Knapp, Lance Lopez, Olive Rae O'Brien, Leon Arthur O'Brien, Reta Mike Babbits, Eileen Riley, Gerald Marchall, Eliza Marcil, Dorothy Mae Mil- Sevener Oprea, Darel Opperman, Herbert Dean, John Doe, et al. ler, Vernon Miller, Donald Morton, Abram Opperman, Velda Opperman, Leo L. TButtered crumbs give a richness of flavor which adds that special Anna Allen and/or Florence McDonald, Putnam, O. A. Rogers, Dean Schluchter, Ormes, Ruth Gawne Outcalt, Wm. F. touch to casseroles, au gratin dishes, scalloped dishes, deviled seafoods Mrs. Charles Arnold, Arro-Lock Roofing Berniee Channon, Victoria Ulyan, Cynthia Paine, Adm., Anna B. McPhearson, Est., and similar dishes. Crumbs are of two varieties ... dry crumbs, made Company, Clare Aurand or Mr. and Mrs. Welter, Winfred Brinkman, Cynthia Fred A. Parker, Betty L. Park, Betty Pas- Maynard Aurand, Mike Babbits, Anna Brodworth, Edward Berkel, George ter, Florence M. Patch, Frank Piazza, Buy, Rent, Sell or Trade With a from crackers or dry bread ground or rolled into fine crumbs, and fresh Baldwin and/or Libbie Parsons, F. A. Whtney, Evelyn Findlay, Ethel Fournier, Valentine Piazza & Frank & Roma Piaz- crumbs or cubes, made from soft bread. Dry crumbs are good for coat- and/or E. M. Banbury, Roselyn Barber, Wm. J. or Cora. Browning, Frances Smith, za, Same Piskerski, Presbyterian Glee ing croquettes and soft crumbs are good for a variety of uses: topping Richard Barriger, Jacob Berkowitz, Flossie James or Jane Dillman, Harry or Jean Club, Aline Brainerd Emens, Treas., Men's- Chronicle Want Ad. Bloom, C. M. Bolton, LaVerne E. Borton, Class Presbyterian B. s. Howard Smith casseroles, scalloped tomatoes and cabbage and au gratin dishes. Good Barber, Alexandria Andrzegeski, Sharon Treas., Justin Proper in trust for Lillian., butter is of only one variety, the kind with the fresh, sweet flavor, pro- Dolores Browning and/or Mrs. Troy, Clif- Elain Yax, Mrs. Ernest Martin, Kenneth Burk, J. J. and E. J. Proctor, Milford ford Caldwell, Mr. and/or Mrs. Emil Car- Paul, Betty Seay, Oda A. Schran, R. E. or Putman and Mr. aad Mrs. Donald Put- tected from churn to table by a sturdy paraffined carton which keeps son, Andrew L. Caverly, Mr. and/or Mrs. Helen Downer, Mrs. Ola Moinet, Beatrice out the harmful effects of light, air and foreign odors. To make buttered Lyle Chrysler, Helen and/or Violet Cle- E. Prior, C. Frank Arnold, Sygment man, Blanche Butterfield Quick, Clarence crumbs, melt 3 tablespoons of cartoned butter in a skillet over low ment, Mary Cody, Isabelle Conner, Stough- Wilamoski, Frances Ann Briggs. Rau & Mrs. A. C. Rau, Donald Rau, Mel- heat, add one cup of crumbs and stir over low heat until all the butter ton J. Dalzell, H. L. Davis, Eldon Davi- j Gerald Dean, Alfred Morse. vin Rau, A. C. Rau, Red Cross Branch- son, Morris Denning, Dwight Dibble, D. A. Allan McDonald. Fund. has been absorbed. If you want to try a delicious variant, add % cup Donaldson, Faith A. Donaldson, Frank I Sarah Jane Teeple. Amela L. Dean Bates, Jack Hawley of finely chopped nutmeats. to your buttered crumbs. Evo, John and/or Ethel Frisby, Perry Disappeared or Missing Persons. Reid, Leu M. Hawley Reid, Don Reid, Jr., ii HAM Greenwood, George Griffin, R. N. Guyer, j Mary Reynolds, Mary Reynolds, Anna Loa* NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF George H. Haynes, Edward Heacock, Mr. •• PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR Rich, M. R. Robinson, Alice Roles, Wal- and Mrs. Glenn Hickock, Harqld A. Ho- At a session of said Court held in the ter D. Roles or Clayton Roles, Main Ross, ban, Neil A. Hoban, Robert Hoban, Courthouse in the Village of Caro, in said Chric F. Roth, Adm., Fred C. Roth, Est., Martha Morning, Ella Kanady, George County, on the 28th day of April, A. D., Gladys Mary Curtis Roth, Raymond Roth, News from Kingston Kareneff, Mrs. H. O. Keenan, Maxine 1953. Martin Ruffentshoefer, Harold M. Ruther- Griffin Kennedy, Eva Kepus, Ida M. Present Honorable Almon C. Pierce, ford and Maud L. Rutherford, Joe* Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Peter were the proud parents of a son born Kinyon, Elsie Knack, John Kostik, Retha Judge of Probate. Sanchez, Ruth Elaine Safford, Mrs. Clin- Kreso, Eleveretta E. Krizor, Kate and/or Notice is hereby given of the granting ton Sanbach, Donald Sanbaeh & Clinton week-end guests of relatives here. May 11. He weighs eight pounds, Adolph Lenger, Harrison Lilly, Livingston of administration on the 28th day of Sanbach, Barbara Jean Savage & Walter one ounce. Brothers, Annabelle Martin, Ethel L. Mar- April, A. D., 1953, by Order of this Court Savage, Norman Schiefer, Erma Keinath Miss Edna Stoner is spending a tin. to Albin J. Stevens, Public Administrator Schnell, Harold C. Schnell, Irsula Schnell few weeks with her sister in Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. Loyal H. Marx, Marion for said County, upon the petition of & Anna C. Schnell, Harold A. Schultz, and three daughters have moved McBeth, Fred Morse, Chas. Mulkin, Edwin Roland V. Remington, Public Administra- Harry Scott, Oscar Sergent, Wilbur Ser- Rochester. Lewis Myers, Elmer E. Myers, National tor of the State of Michigan, duly filed vis, Beatrice Sevener, Max Sevener, A. Rev. Walter Hubbard, who has into the Faist house. He is the Security Co., John Niebrowski, Rosella in this Court, in each of the above en- Seymour, Verne B. Shaw. new agricultural instructor and O'Shea, John Palin, James Patrick, Clara titled and combined estates of the above J. F. Sigeleo, Anna E. Skelly, Virginia been very ill for several months, is Peters, Olive Petiprin, J. E. Power, Floyd named persons who have disappeared and June Smith, Mailand Snover, L. B.. able 'to be around the house and the family are moving here from Robinson, Thos. J. Robinson, John Ellis have not been heard from for a continu- Squires, O. P. St. Lawrent, St. Michael Columbiaville. Ryan, Walter Schook, Jack Schultz, Rich- ous period of more than seven years. Church, C. Nichodemus, Treas., Anthony was in church Sunday. ard D. Schultz, Chris Seegar, Alex Notice is further given that all credi- Standart, Charlotte Stanton, James B. Betty Ruggles and Kay Clement Mr. and Mrs. Don Lyons at- Serwartowski, Chas. Shaules, Raymond tors, or other persons having any claim Stephen, Lloyd Stevens, Guy A. Stoddard tended the wedding of her sister in Shook, Albert Silvernail, Mrs. Mary Sloan, against any of the said estates are re- & Edith Stoddard, Mary Hall Striib, Lucile of Mt. Pleasant spent the week end Lester Smith, Mrs. Ourina Smith, Jadwiga quested to present such claim, in writing Hall & Henry Hall, Richard Streeter & at their homes here. Pontiac last Saturday. Stezelick, John Stimulus, Jennie Stock- and under oath, to said court at the pro- Mrs. Edgar Streeter, Leon Robert Swartz, well and/or Shirley Jean Carviazier, Mr. bate office in said county, and to serve a J. A. Smith, F. J. Sutphen, Earl Taylor Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Black and and/or Mrs. John Sutherland, Roderick copy thereof upon the above named public & Anna Taylor, Russell Taylor & family of Caro spent Sunday with Advertise it in the Chronicle! Swalding, Carl Sweet, Bertha Tietsworth, administrator at his office in the Village wife, Charlotte R. Thompson, Robt.' Ruth E. Turner, Mr. and/or Mrs. John of Cass City, Michigan, on' or before the Thompson, Gertrude McKenzie Thompson, Mrs. Black's mother, Mrs. L. A. STATE OF MICHIGAN Uylan, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Weltpn, 13th day of July, A. D., 1953; and that M. H. Thompson and Millie Thompson, Heineman. IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR Chas. Whiteside and/or Estella White- such claims will be heard at this Court on Charles E. Thurston,, A. E. Tinglan & side, Russell Wiley, Eva Rosetta, Williams Edith Tinglan, C. H. Titsworth & Sara THE COUNTY OF TUSCOLA the said day at ten o'clock in the fore- Titsworth, John Tompkins, Seeley Tonski Mr. and Mrs. Edd Froede and In The Matter of the Estates of: and/or Russell Williams, Mrs. Rosetta noon, at the Probate Courtroom in said Williams, Mrs. Eva Young, John Zapeck and wife, Irene L. Tribbley and Mary B. Edward spent the week end with Geo. E. Hopps, Floyd Wilsey, Adm., County. Childs, Harry M. Truesdell, Elmer & Laura Congdon, (now deceased), Gladys and/or L. Zapeck, Lena Zimmerman, This notice is given pursuant to the friends and relatives in Royal Oak. Rosemary Aman, William Aman. Beatrice Vandermark. Jickling. provisions of Act 329, Public Acts of 1947, Emory and Pearl Vandermark, Jeai& Mrs. N.. Karr and Mrs. William C. W. Day, B. Myers. Zigmont Mis., Bertha Levin, Bruce Tait. being the Michigan Code of Escheats. Mary Vasold and Victor Vasold, R. D. D'Arcy attended the funeral of Therssa ®r Patty Grumbley, Elmer Steart Agar, Gertrude Dornaan Avery, It is ordered that this notice be pub- Vernum, Treas., Bay Park Ass., Vassar~ King, Edward Mueklenbeek, Gerald Tur- Vida Balch, Virginia Balch, Adora Barr, lished ence in each week for three suc- Gun Club, Vassar Junior Woman's Club, Mrs. Herman Doerr in Cass City ner or Mrs. Byron Turner, John Curry or Henry Binder, Madge Beckton, Alberta cessive weeks in the Cass City Chronicle, Evelyn Lambert Viele, Elizabeth Walt» Wednesday. James D. Parson, Carrol C. Reid, John or Brinkman, Margaret H. Burroughs, C. H. newspaper printed, published and circu- Herman G. Walt, Carroll Ward, Mrs. Elsie Abell, Phillip Bassford, Donna Mc- S. Alumni Ass'n., Gerald Clark, Edward lated in said County. James VanPetten, Treas., W. G. T. U., Barbara Ruggles from Michigan Kellar, Charles R. Wood, Casmer Potenga, .Clink, Marguerite Cody, Mrs. Mary and/ ALMON C. PIERCE, Walter Wegor»,wski, Walter Wice, Anm State College, East Lansing, James Osborn, James T. Miller, James F. or Gerald Connell, Eillard Craig, Mr, Judge of Probate. Wigley, Clifford Wilkinson, Maxine Wil- Janks, Perry Bariamis. and/or Mrs. Carlton Dennis, Casper Ding- A true copy kinson, Al Williams, Floyd R. William* spent the week end at her home Guy Edwards and Iradell Edwards, Jack man, Billie Dorman, Roberta Dowling, Beatrice P. Berry, Probate Register. and wife (Olive), J. F. Williamson saad' here. Baryla, Larry H. Burrows and Myrtle Evangelical Ladies' Aid Society, Clayton 5-8-3 Maul D. Williamson, Marguerite Wil- Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Weir visited Decker, Stanley B. and Leona G. Reid. Faust, Treas., I. G. Forbes, Mr. and/or liamson Curtis, E. E. Wilson, Marvin E. Donald ' Lee dranick, Barbara Jean Mrs. George Fox, Harold Gekeler, Mrs. STATE OF MICHIGAN Wilson, Ivan Bain, Gd., Vickery Worden, relatives in Saginaw Sunday. Hoagland, Bona Lou King, Lenora D. H. F. Goodwin, Fred Greenwood. Aletha IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR Vibkery Worden, Yetta Zeili&ger, Fred- Lowry, Mrs. Esther McKee, Barkley Pat- and/or Leo Hamilton, Aleta Hawkins, THE COUNTY OF TUSCOLA Mrs. Jennie Laidlaw of Melvin is erick Zilkie, School Dist. No. 4 Denmark'r terson, Loretta Lee Lowry. Thos. Hawkins, Jr., Stanley G. Henry, In The Matter of the Estates of s Twg., N. J. Garner. OF 2115 VEHICUUR FATALITIES IN CUYAHOGA COUNTV visiting her daughter, Mrs. Forest Disappeared or Missing Persons. Donald Hewitt, Leland Hollister, Harriett Max Fishbein, Edna Quackenbush, Max Fishbein, Leonard Charles Humes, Wilmont, for a few weeks. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF A. Hook. Mayme Coatta, John Doe, et al. Roberta Jerome, John McLellan, Howard^ (CLEVELAND) IN 10 YEARS (\w-\Mt) THE COUNT* CORONER PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR Betty Jane Hunter, John D. Jacobs, Mrs. William Abernethy, Athletic As- Martin and Harold Martin, Mrs. Charles- REPORTS 51.96^ OF THESE VICTIMS SHOW^ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ruhl and boys At a session of said Court held in the Adalaide Jakubowski, Mary Jankos, Rosa- sociation, Ruth Stephen Decoe, T., E. S. Miller or Neil McMillan, R. C. Munn, C. of Pontiac were week-end guests Courthouse in the Village of Card, in said lee D. Kennedy, H. A. Kime, Elaine R. Boyd, E. S. Boyd, Special a/c, Mrs. Jen-A. Pohly, Arthur S. Taylor, Paul Trump,- county, on the 28th day of April, A. D., Kimmel, George H. King, Alice Klea, W. nie Brown, Mayme Coatta, W. J. Craig Vassar Ball Club, Ray Walker or May B., OF ALCOHOL'— oven HALF HAD BSZM of relatives here. 1953. B. Ladd, Allen Lancaster, J. W. Metcalf, and Mrs. Mark Allen, H. Joeffrey Hill Walker, Frank Worden, Mary Vindt, Carl*. Staff Sergeant Ronald and Mrs. Present Honorable Almon C. Pierce, Adm., Hugh Ackley Est., C. R. Myers, (Curtis Est.), H. John Hill (Curtis Est.), W. A. Schultz, Adm., Mathias Schwab^.. RESEARCH FOUNDATION • CHICAGO • NO.J097 Judge of Probate. Treas., Mich. Service Mea's League, Paul Bertha A. Randall Curtis, Jean Depew and Est., Leon B. Akins, Mrs. Mable Ashe,. Hampshire of Wichita, Kansas, are Notice is hereby given of the granting Mocin, Douglas Montei, Andrew Moore, Richard Depew, Irene Jand Force, Ernest Oscar Ashe, Virginia Lou Atkins Schott, D.. Freid and Jesse P. Werden, Gdn., John Atkinson Post No. 177, Geo. Ball &-, Freid and Jesse P. Werdon, Glenn Lee Elizabeth Ball, H. A. Barbour, Julius Bar- Garner and G. E. Garner, Vance Gavitt, bour, D. S. Barrie, Trustee, Avis Benaway,, Wm. V. Guest, Francis Gutek Urbanski Mrs. Goldie V. Bluhm, Howard E*, and Mary Gutak, H. H. Hart, "Clare Buchinger, Mrs. Iva Carpenter, Leon Con»- Hascall, Oscar A. Heidenberger, Chas. R. way, Paul Conway, Glenn Louis or Eber' Hency and Violet Hency Reed, Geraldine DeCou, Maxine DeCoe, Neta DeCoe^ Dur»- Higgins, Robert Jackson, Sylvia Jewett, wood Douglas Dennie, Carl A. Dress, Har-- Mrs, Lyle Johnsons Barbara Lee, Florence rison A. Doud or wife, Golden Rule S. Si- Lee, Lloyd Lee, Agness Livingston, Iris Class, Betty Ann Dubois, Treas. Losey, Harold Edward Meader, Mary A. Jane Eastham, Elkhorn Community-' McDevitt. Church, Elkhorn Sunday School, Earl; Gecille M. McGunigle Burke or Besse Fallahay, Max Fishbein, Thomas Frid,., McGuriigle, Margerie M. McGunigle Moritz Gerstein, Nelson Gunnell, Marte Sharpe or Bessie McGunigle, Mary H. Halsted, Virgil Hazelwood, Otto Hecht,. MacMartin, Dec'd., O. L. Olsted, Mrs. Elmer Heidenberger or Mes Herman Ruth Gawne Outcalt, Betty L. Park, Alek Klenk, Beal Heusted, Jack Hile, Hi-Y, M. Popp and Rose Popp, Milford Putman and C. Keaner, Mary Lee, Bessie Humes (a/c Mr. and Mrs. Donald Putman, W. A. Ray, Louis or Tillie Leonard) V., BlandfordSl Mary Reynolds, Mary Reynolds, Joe Wayne Lewis, Dwight Thomas Lewis,, Sanchez, Mary Schlieht and Aletsin Youthe Jeanne or Berdie Lewis, A. F.. Schlicht, Anna E. Skelly, William G. and Florence Logan, Lou S. Atkins, Frank; Rosevear, J. A. Smith, Earl Taylor and Worden. Anna Taylor, James Truax, Harold B. Winifred Stephen Loss, Ben Love joy. Re, ST-PRICED EIGHT! Turner, Floyd R. Williams and Olive Wil- E. Mclnerney, Carl McLaughin, Treas.,, liams, Wm. Henry Wright, Frederick P. T. A., Arlene Marie Mngley, Mrs. Lena. Zilkie, Mrs. William Abernethy, Joe Marlott, R. C. Munn, Floyd Murdicfc, O.. Aehtabowski, Mrs. Maude Adams, Law- U. R. Sunday School Class, V., George- rence Atkin, F. W. Alexander (send to Palmer, Parent Teachers' Assn., Garboir- Elizabeth Stoner), Edith L. Allen, John T. Pastor, Richard Rauseh, Mrs. R. Rausch,. Allen, Robt. Loor Allen. Adm., John Reams, Jr., Anna Schnell, Witma Luella Allen & W. J. Allen, Henry Schultz, Frank Sinclair, Margarei: Theodore Andreychuk, Alex Andreychuk, Steffins, Edgar Streeter, Pauline Evelyzs,- Harriett P. Artman, Athletic Association, Thompson, Martin Trombka, Steve Vida,, Ruth Stephen DeCoe, Treas., Eugene At- Albert Warner, Lucille Ridgeman Wilkin-- kins, Luella Atwood, Elion Watson Baker, son, Mary Ann Williams-Charles E. or? Orin A. Baker, Mrs. Howard Baldwin, Isabell Williams, P. L. Williamson^ Bob. Leon Henry Baldwin, Welcome Lee Bald- Wilsie or Elion Eilsie, Garaldine WHsie» win, -Geo. or Elizabeth Ball, Harriett C. Vickery Worden, Alma Zeiliiiger, Irwittt Atwood, Hartie Barbour, Alden K. Barnes, Zeilinger, Yette Zeflinger, Clarence Kenneth Barnes, Neil Arthur Barnes, Southerland, Jim Mowak.. , Chauncey Bassett, Jr., Wilbur O. Bates or John Doe and/or Richard Doe, Patriotic. •Geo. Bates, Edward James Baumgart, Ben • Fund. Baxter, James Baxter, Milton Benaway, Edna Quackenbush, Pat Stappletoac. Morgan J. Benaway, Arnold Bierlien, Carl Martin stappleton, John A. McMartin, Jr.,., Bierlein. Lysander Klock, Cecila Cook, Arlie Brady,,, Carl Bierlein, Edna Bierlein and Bar- Arthur Grouch, August Balk, Wm. Balk,. bara Bierlein, John E. Bierlein, Mike Emma Piper, Elia Elleson, Charles Wil- Bierlein, Oswald Bierlein, James H. Bil- liams, Jay Cutler, Alley Williams, Deloras, lington, Wm. Bird, Earlene Bissell & Mrs. Sehapper, Iris Belle McLean^ Harvey? Earl Bissell, Margaret Iva Bisell, Nprma Chalk, Gazell L. Sears, Adolph Buenemant, Jean Bogart, Dorothy Bradley Botimer, Joa_n Baxter, Margaret McNeil, Norman Leota Keyes Botimer, Otis Botimer and Knight, Norman Knight, Arthur Knight, wife, L. I. Bovine, Clifford Braham, Mrs. Eisie Miller, Samuel Ludington, Maybel John F. Butcher, Bertha Butterfield, First Ludington, Jean Pierce; B. Y. P. U.,' Betty Clarke DaFoe, Katie Disappeared or Missing Persons. Lou Clay and Mrs. T. M. Clay, Carrie NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF Cole, Helen Cole, Melvin L. Cole and PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR Izora Cole, Maurine Cole, Clayton J. Col- At a session of said Court held fn tne man, E. Helen Heusted Cottrell, Hazel Courthouse in the Village of Caro, in said Lenore Cottrell. County, on the* 28th day of April, A. D. H. Jeoffrey Hill (Curtis Estate), H. 1953. ... * . • „ - John Hill (Curtis Estate), Ronald Curvin, Allen Davis, Jr., Junior Davis, Maidee] Present Honorable Almon' C. Pierce, Wooster Davis, Elston N. DeCoe, Warren Judge_ of _Probate. Dempster, Haines Dennis and Edna Den- Notice is hereby given of the granting nis, Jackie Llewellyn Dennis, Robert Neal of administration on the 28th day of When it comes to value in a car, look no further Dennis, Jean Depew and Richard De- April, A. D. 1953, by Order of this -Court than Pontiac—A General Motors Masterpiece! pew, Lloyd Dietz, Jr., Geraldine Dietz, Es- to Albin J. Stevens, Public Administra- ther M. Kobs Ddstal, Lillian Dowswell, Ed tor for said County, upon the peMfion of and Mable Ducolon, Suze S. Duperior Est., Roland V. Remington, Public Administra- Here's a brilliant performer with a high-com- Rose L. Marthey, Adm., Jane Caroline tor of the State of Michigan, duly filed-ia pression eight-cylinder engine full of eager pep for Eastham, Mr. and Mrs. George Eastham, this Court in each of the above entitled? Jas. Wells Eldridge, Charles A. Elmore and combined estates of the above aamedli traffic, wonderfully economical on the open road. and wife, Donald Everts, Robert J. Everts, persons who have disappeared and have- Cleo Everts & Nellie Everts, Ruth Scharl not been heard from for a continuous, Good Drivers Drive Safe Cars period of more than seven years. Pontiac is a striking beauty! No car is more dis- Everts, Cleo J. Everts, Carroll Forbes, Notice is further given that all eredi-- Check Your Car—Check Accidents Irene Jane Force, Leah Foster, Treas., tors, or other persons having' any claim tinctively styled than a Dual-Streak Pontiac. Queen Esther Circle, E. C. Freeland, Lydia against any of the said estates are re- and Wallace Freeman, Ernest D. Freid & quested to present such claims, in writing- And what a buy it is! For all its size, roominess Jesse P. Werden, Gdn., John Ereid & Jesse and under oath, to said court at the pro- P. Werden, Alice M. Garner, Glenn Lee bate office in said county, and to serve a and 122-inch wheelbase, Pontiac is priced right next Garner & G. E. Garner, Lila Garner, Nor- copy thereof upon the above named public to the lowest. It's not only GM's lowest-priced eight, ma Garner. administrator at his office in the Village George Gaunt, Jacob Gleason, Alice of Cass City, Michigan, on or before the but is also offered with a remarkably economical six Glynn and Sheldon Glynn, William Gor- 13th day of July, A. D., 1953; and that at even lower cost. butt, L. D. Grainger, Peter Gromek & such claims will be heard at this Ceiart on Helen Gromek, Donald Grover, et al, Nor- the said day at ten o'clock in the forenoon, rine Grover or Mrs. Norris Grover, W. J. at the Probate Courtroom in said County. It all adds up to this: As an eight or as a six, dollar Guenther, Maxine R. Gulliver & Belle This notice is given pursuant to the Spaulding, Berniee Gunnell, Helen Gutek provisions, of Act 829, Public Acts of 1S47, for dollar you can't beat a Pontiac. Come in and see & Mary Gutek, Frances Gutek Urbanski being the Michigan Code of Escheats, for yourself! and Mark Gutek, Frederick Gutek, Alice ^ It is ordered that this notice be pub- mitiac Haines, L. D. Haines, Elsie Rutherford lished once in each week for three succes- Hall & Donna M. Hall, Joseph Edward sive weeks in the Cass City Chronicle, e %& # Hall, Mark Halstead, Raymond C. Hart, newspaper printed, published and circu- Louise Cottrell Heath & Helen Cottrell, lated in said County. Olive A. Hatfield Heideman, Harold Hem- ALMON C. PIERCE, ingway, Harold Hemingway, Lee & Vila Judge qf Probate.. Henderson, Michael Herschenberger & A True Copy The H. 0. Paul Company 4 Gertrude Herschenberger, Camp Fire Girls,! Beatrice P. Berry, Probate Register. * Helen Higgins, Treas., Helen Higgins. 6-8-3 CASS CITY CASS CITY CHRONICLE— FBIDAY, MAY 22,195B- PAGE FIVE,
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Conkey and Carol Hulien. Ushers CASS CITY CHRONICLE were Anne Marie Lorentzen and PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Cass City \ Sally McGrath. General chairman The Cass City Chronicle established in Want Ads of the tea was Mrs. Albert Gal- 1899 by Frederick Klump and the Cass Bruce McVety and Miss Florence Pat Stirton of Mt. Pleasant Miss Ella Cross of Birmingham City Enterprise founded in 1881, consoli- Mrs. Lucile Champion and Mr. lagher. Mrs. Randall and Mrs. dated under the name of the Cass City HABITANT KNOTTY PINE fur- Lazenby attended the tulip festi- spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. spent from Friday until Wednes- and Mrs. James Champion left for Hegler poured. Chrenicle on April 20, 1906. Entered as niture for your cottage, den, rec- and Mrs. A. P. Stirton. day with her brother and wife, Mr. Ludington Tuesday to attend the second class mail matter at the post office val at Holland Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Short, Mr. at Cass City, Mich., under Act of Mar. 8, reatien room, office, etc. Come in Mrs. John Seeger was able to go Mrs. Tom Vargo entered Sagi- and Mrs. Andrew Cross. annual State Convention of the and Mrs. Clare Schwaderer, Mr. 1879. and let us show you how to dress Michigan Outdoor Advertising As- Subscription Price^—To post offices in from Pleasant Home Hospital to naw General Hospital Monday for Dr. Delbert Rawson and son, and Mrs. Norman Greenleaf, all Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Counties, up *your rooms with this distinc- her home Tuesday. * observation and X-rays. Jimmy, and Mrs. Amy Holt have sociation. They were to have re- of Cass City; Mr. and Mrs. Ed $2.50 a year, $1.50 for six months. In tive line. Satow Furniture and moved into the beautiful new home turned Friday. other parts of the United States, $3.00 a Upholstering, Sebewaing. Phone Mr. and Mrs. Lesler Tedford of M. B. Auten, E. B. Schwaderer Schwaderer of Gagetown; Mr. and year, 25 cents extra charge for part year and Herman Doerr have returned recently completed for Dr. Raw- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Doerr of Mrs. Worthy Tait, Jr., and baby, order. Payable in advance. 5621. < 4-17-7 Watrousville were Monday visitors son. For information regarding newspaper at the Homer Eandall home. home after a trip to the Upper Mayville (Mary Milligan) former- Worthy, of Caro; Mr. and Mrs. advertising and commercial and job print- Peninsula. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cybulski and ly of Cass City are the parents of Alex Paladi, Jr., and Ivan and ing, telephone No. 13. LOST on April 29, innerspring Mr. and Mrs. Rothwell McVety j John Haire and E. J. LaPorte, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McRae sons spent Sunday in Detroit. They a second son, Thomas Alan, born Kay, all of Deford; Mrs. Bernice Publishers. mattress between Attica and Cass visited at the Fred Coulston home. also called on Mr. and Mrs. John Wednesday forenoon in Cass City Perceful and Virginia; Miss National Advertising Eepresentatives % City. Finder please notify Peter are the parents of a daughter, Michigan Press Service, Inc., East Lan- in Bloomfield Township Sunday. | Cybulski and family of Holly and Hospital. The baby weighed eight 1 Genevieve Tobias of Akron, and sing, Mich., and Weekly Newspaper Rep- Decker, Cass City. 5-15-2* Susan Jane, born May 13, in Pleas- resentatives, Inc., 920 Broadway, New Mr. and Mrs. Homer Randall ant Home Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartley of pounds and five ounces. Marjorie, Tim and Tom Schiabel Pontiac. were present at a birthday party York 10, N. Y. TAKE ,SOIL tests now for spring and family were Sunday dinner Avon Boag and Leslie Townsend Roger Parrish, Cass City junior, guests of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Mr. and Mrs, Leland Hartel an- in honor of Lyle Roach of Deford. crops. You will be glad you did. left Sunday afternoon to fish in has a part in the opera, "The Low- See us for Soil Testing Details. Roberts. the Upper Peninsula and are ex- nounce the birth of a daughter, land Sea," which is being pro- Miss Elsie Mae Rawson was Sharon Lynne. The baby weighed guest of honor at a miscellaneous Don't guess . . . Soil Test. Avail- Mr. and Mrs. Willis Smith and pected home Friday. duced by the Central Michigan •f] able as a free service of Gage- seven and a half pounds and was College music department May 21 shower given Friday evening by Miss Jean Young of Detroit were Lee Hartel was a patient for 24 born May 17 in Pleasant Home Mrs, A. H. Kinnaird in the lat- town, Bach, Sebewaing, Grass- -Sunday guests of Frank and hours in Pleasant Home Hospital, and 22. The opera is under the di- mere, Linkville and Pigeon Eleva- Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Little rection of Bernard Stone, as- ter's home. The thirty guests were Marie Alward. after he was struck in the face and" Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hartel served dessert at seven-thirty by tor Companies. 4-3-tf Mrs. Arthur Little visited her Sunday with a hard ball. sociate professor of music at Cen- are the grandparents. tral. Mrs. Orville Hutchinson and Mrs. ^ KEYS! Any kind at Bulen Motors, brother, Robert Milner, at Colling Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Landon left Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ryland of Lenora Teller for the hostess. Cass City, Mich. 12-8-tf Monday afternoon. Mr. Milner has Saturday for Detroit to be guests Betty Jean Bartle, 14, daughter Union City, Penn., were guests of of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bartle of Yellow tapers, yellow carnations, been quite ill. of his sister and husband, Mr. and his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. yellow and white daisies and bowls PHOTO FINISHING— One-week Mrs. R. L. Lofft, for a few days. .Bridgeport and granddaughter of service, hi-gloss finish. .Service, Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Peasley and Robert Ryland, here from Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Clement Tyo, was of pansies were used in the at- family and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kil- Born May 14 to Mr. and Mrs. day until Monday evening. Jack is tractive decorations. A pansy quality and fair price. Enlarge- the winner over 25 top contestants ments made from your negatives. bourn enjoyed part of the lake Roy Harper (Theresa Gruber) of servirig in the Navy and they left in a spelling bee last week in Sag- decorated the top of the individual shore drive Sunday. Marlette, in Marlette hospital, a for Newport, R. I., where his wife cakes. Games in keeping with the Pictures copied if no negative. inaw. She was presented with a Neitzel Studio, Cass City. 10-20-tf Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and six-pound, 11%-ounce daughter, will remain with him for two dictionary. She is a freshman in occasion were played under the di- Mrs. Maurice Joos and sons were Shana Ann. months before he leaves for sea Webber High School in Saginaw rection of Mrs. F. W. Porter. A THE SIMPLICITY garden tractor Mr. and Mrs. Nick Thayer and To Mrs. Arthur Kelley, chair- duty. and won on the word "security." delightful time is reported and the does more—with less work—at guest of honor received many ,son, David, of Gilford. man of the Poppy sales being con- The children of Mr. and Mrs. Five baby robins in a single nest lower cost. On display at the Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ricker ar- ducted this week, goes the credit Robert Edgerton of Harbor Beach lovely gifts. Wallace & Morley .Store, Bay is so unusual as to be Considered ! rived here Monday from Braden- for that attractive window display spent the week end with their newsworthy by many daily papers. Port. 5-22-1 ton, Fla., and are staying with Mr. in the Smith Store. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. One that the metropolitan papers Mrs. Mary Holeomb and Mrs. C. J. Striffler at the Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gruber and Taylor, here. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor overlooked occurred right here in SERV-ALL litter for baby chicks present. children, Carole Jean and Ronnie, spent a few days the first of the Wed in Detroit at Elkland Roller Mills, % mile Cass City. A, J. Stevens reports east of stoplight. 3-6-tf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pearson of LaJunta, Colo., arrived Monday week at Harbor Beach while the that there is a nest near his home Ann Kristin Arthur. and sons, Vance and Kirk, of Pon- to spend a week with Mrs. Jake Edgertons were on an Eastern trip with five babies in it—all alive and Of interest here is news of a Mr. and Mrs. Allan Arthur of SWEAT PROOF insoles in Red tiac spent from Friday until Sun- Gruber and sons here. with the Harbor Beach senior healthy. wedding which took place Satur- 1269 Bonnieview Avenue, Lake- Wing shoes as low as $5.98. Shoe day with Mrs. Pearson's mother, Mr. and Mrs. Luke Tuckey and class. . Scout Librarian James Mac- day, May 16, at four o'clock in wood, announce the engagement of Hospital, Cass City. 4-17-tf Mrs. Ella Vance. family and Mr. and Mrs, James Ruth Ann Merchant, who wrote Tavish is inaugurating a library Fort Street Presbyterian Church their daughter, Ann Kristin, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clement of Tuckey and children were Sunday the first place rating essay in the system for scouts similar to the in Detroit. Rev. Wendling Hast- Albert Angus MacPhail of Cass CASS CITY MARKETS Sand Lake were guests of Mrs. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl contest sponsored here by the one in the Cass City and Elkland ings, former pastor here, officiated City. Both are students in the Buying price: Lydia Starr and Mr. and Mrs. Mantey near Fairgrove. American Legion Auxiliary on the Township Public Library. A one- at the ceremony when Mrs. Mary University of Michigan and will Beans 7.80 Stanley McArthur ' from Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Bindetopicr , "What the Flag Means to cent fine per day for overdue Holeomb of Cass City became the return for their senior years after Soybeans, new 2.67 day until Monday. spent from Sunday until Tuesday Me," had her essay given first pamphlets from the scout collection bride of Lewis Mitchell of Harvard a summer wedding. The bride-elect Light red kidney beans 10.00 Marie Alward attended the afternoon at their cabin near Mc- place rating in the Seventh district, will be assessed. The money col- i Eoad, Grosse Pte. belongs to Alpha Chi Omega and Dark red kidney beans 10.00 American Legion Auxiliary Kinley. David Binder stayed with according to an announcement lected will go to buy new pam- On hand for the ceremony were Mr. MacPhail, a graduate of Mich- Light cranberries 13.50 Memorial services in Lapeer Sun- his aunt, Mrs. Clayton Root. made at the district meeting in phlets. Mrs. Holcomb's daughter and hus- igan State and who is in the Yellow eye beans 10.00 Lapeer Sunday. band, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hertel day where she is a member of Mr. and Mrs. Avon Boag moved Vickie Wilson, four-year-old School of Medicine at the U. of M., Corn 1.37 Post 293, Sebewaing. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Robert daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bpby of Lansing, and Mr. and Mrs. is affiliated with Alpha Kappa last week from an apartment on Wellington McDonald of Detroit. Grain Mr. and Mrs. Frank McVety W. Main Street to the house on Ryland, Mrs. Clifford Martin, Mrs. Wilson of Port Huron, and grand- Kappa and is a member of Phi George Seeger and Mrs. Don Following the ceremony, a din- Kappa Phi honorary fraternity. Wheat, No. 2, mixed, bu 1.86 ;Spent the week end with relatives Seventh Street with Mr. John daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Oats, bu 70 Seeger attended the funeral Satur- Wise, will enter a Port Huron hos- ner was served the wedding party He is the son of Mrs. Lillian .at Hepworth and Owen Sound, Doerr which he recently pur- at Dearborn Inn. Barley, cwt 2.35 'Ont., and visited relatives in Port chased. day at Marine City for Mrs. Mar- pital next week for skin grafting MacPhail of Cass City and the late garet Wolfe. Mrs. Wolfe was a Mr. and Mrs,. Mitchell are seeing Mr, Angus MacPhail. Rye, bu .: 1.18 Huron en route home. Mrs. Ronald Phillips from here on her face and neck. Vickie re- Buckwheat, cwt 2.50 member of Echo Chapter, OES, ceived second and third degree the Upper Peninsula this week and Mrs. Harve Klinkman had as a and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Phillips and officers of Emily Ward Chap- in June will go to Bermuda. Livestock ,guest Sunday and until Monday and Darlene from Deford, visited burns May 7 when a little play- ter at Marine City, conducted mate lit matches and Vickie's head Dow Expert Speaks Cows pound 10 .13 morning, her cousin, Mrs. LeRoy Mrs. John Gruber in Saginaw burial rites for Mrs. Wolfe. CASS CITY HOSPITAL Smith of Carson City, who had hospital Sunday. Mrs. Gruber is scarf caught fire. , At Rotary Club Cattle, pound 14 .20 Mrs. Clement Tyo, Mrs. Frank Forty-seven were present for Calves, pound 22 JS been visiting at Elkton. improving nicely. E. Hall and Mrs. John Guinther Births: Hogs, pound 24 Mrs. Sydney Christmas and son, Rev. S, R. Wurtz was reap- the May meeting Friday evening from here and Mrs. Rosella Os- of the Novesta Farmers' Club, held May 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. M. Tennant, an employee of Produce Kenneth, of Cleveland, Ohio, spent pointed pastor of Salem Evangeli- burn of Caro attended the Seventh Doerr of Mayville, a son, Thomas the Dow Chemical Company at Thursday and Friday with Mrs. cal U. B. Church Sunday in De- at the home of Rev, and Mrs. ;, large white, doz 45 district, American Legion and Howard Woodard. Potluck supper Alan. Midland, told members of the Cass Ethel McGregory. Kenneth will be troit at the close of the annual Auxiliary meeting in Lapeer Sun- Eggs, brown, doz *. .41 at seven o'clock preceded the busi- May 17, to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil City Rotary Club the work that ( Butterfat 65 called into service May 27. conference. The 1954 conference day afternoon. Mrs. Guinther Vandemark of Kingston, a son, research has done, is doing and will be held at Sebewaing. ness meeting and program. Musi- Mr. and Mrs. Jake Wise re- participated in the Memorial ser- cal numbers, a movie on rebuilding Terry Lee. expects to do in the progress of turned home Sunday evening from On duty overseas, Sgt. Robert vice and placed a flower in tribute of European countries following May 17, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard the United States. a four-day trip to visit relatives at F. McDonald writes that he is lo- to the memory of a deceased mem- the war and a short talk by Roy Turner of Cass City, a daughter, .Speaking at the regular noon- Wednesday Market Port Huron, Pontiac, Toledo and cated only five miles down the ber, Mrs. Henry Tate. Mrs. Tyo re- Benson composed the program. Cheyenne Lynne. day luncheon meeting at the New Van Wert, Ohio, Fort Wayne, Ind., road from the famous Freedom ceived a pin and a gift in recogni- The June meeting will be with Mr. May 16, to Mr. and' Mrs. Edsel Gordon Hotel Tuesday, he titled At Sandusky Yards and Battle Creek. Village. He reports that he has tion of the local unit's accomplish- .and Mrs. Steve Dodge. Ford of Silverwood, a daughter, his address, "Tomorrow's Standard Mr. and Mrs. George Schneider, several nice shots of the location. ments in meeting membership Monica Mae. Mother and baby of Living." Market report May 20, 1953. quotas. Mrs. Frank Alward also Mr. and Mrs. ; Harry Falken- have been discharged. Mr. and Mrs. J. Barrett and son, Brownie Scouts and their leader, hagen were in Detroit Sunday and He pointed out how research all of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Don MacLachlan and Girl attended in company with mem- May 16, to Mr. and Mrs. An- developed new processes and Good beef steers bers of the Sebewaing Auxiliary. visited at the Dr. Burke Arehart thony Mileski of Kingston, a and heifers . 19.00-22.00 Leonard Copeland and daughter, Scouts and their leader, Mrs. home. Mrs. Falkenhagen's brother, created new employment for Carol, were Sunday visitors at the Arnold Copeland, enjoyed a wiener About 45 attended the May daughter, Melissa Lynne. workers in the country. He pointed Fair to good ... 17.00-19.00 meeting of Echo Chapter, OES, Frank Striffler, of Lexington went Other patients in the hospital home of Mrs. Ella Vance. roast at the municipal park, Tues- to the Arehart home, accompanied out how research had made land Common „.„„„...„ 16.75 down Mr. and Mrs. Harry Falken- day and Wednesday, respectively. Wednesday evening of last week. Wednesday forenoon were: Joe more productive through fertili- Members have accepted an invita- by Mrs. Striffler, while theiDombrowskir , Dick Reid, Bernadine Good beef cows 13.00-15.50 •hagen entertained some fifteen Cpl. Curtis Harland Dickinson, daughter, Mrs. Arehart, was re- zers and insect control, how giant who went overseas to Germany in tion to join members of Tyler Zawilinski, Mrs. Beulah Kennedy strides were made in health and Fair to good ....;... 11.00-13.00 :friends of Mr. and Mrs. Philip covering from surgery in a Detroit and Mrs. Hannah Donnelly of Cass ;Smith of Decker at a party Friday February, 1952, spent Sunday at Lodge, F. & A. M., in Memorial production and said that research Common kind — 10.50 down services May 31 in the Methodist hospital. After going to Detroit, City; Archie Ferguson of Decker; -evening in honor of Mr. Smith's his home here and returned to Mr. Striffler suffered a hemor- is the life blood of industry today. Bologna bulls 15.50-16.50 Fort Custer for his army separa- Church at 11 a. m. The chapter is Mrs.. Dorlis Nutt of Unionvflle, Mr. Tennant is a graduate 'birthday. Mr. Smith is Mr. Falken- looking forward to celebrating the rhage of the right eye and has lost and Joe McCracken of Deford. Light butcher ;hagen's son-in-law. tion which he received Wednesday. the sight of the eye. The Strifflers chemical engineer, receiving his 50th anniversary in 1954 and four Recently discharged were: Mrs. degree from the University of Lester Battel, Mr. and Mrs. will have to stay in Detroit until bulls 12.50-16.00 Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Zapfe past worthy matrons, Mrs. Harold Mary Ann Philips of Deford; Michigan in 1940. He works in the Stock bulls 50.00-135.00 and children of Mayville, Clarence Harold Greenleaf and son, Don-Murphy, Mrs. Erwin Binder, Mrs. June 1 at least. Janet Parrott and Mrs. Freda Propyl Benzene Plant of the Dow "Zapfe of Millington and his sons, ald, enjoyed dinner Sunday with D, A. Krug and Mrs. Arthur Lit- Members of the WSCS of the Schenck of Cass City; Mrs. Mil- Company. Feeders 40.00-130.00 'Erwin and Eddie of Caro, were the Misses Leila and LuVerne Bat- tle, were appointed as a committee Methodist Church reported a suc- dred Frakes of Kingston, and Mrs. Deacons .,.- 2.00-30.00 tel in Midland and in the afternoon •Sunday visitors at the Lyle Zapfe on general arrangements for the cessful program and tea Monday, Lee Jamieson and Nelda Irrer of Good veal 28.00-31.50 home. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Peasley attended the Dow Corning "open affair. Near the close of the chap- May 11, Included on the program Gagetown. ELMWOOD :and children were supper guests. house." ter, members sang "Happy Birth- was a declamation, "The Yellow Fair to good 24.00-28.00 Mrs. John Sandham and Mrs. Mrs. Lowell Sickler, Jr., and two day" to Mrs. George McArthur Wallpaper," by Kathy Wood and Mrs. Hetty Livingston spent Common 24.00 down .Angus MacPhail of Cass City and boys came on Wednesday to spend who was celebrating her 80th "A Reserve" by Mrs. Arlington Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred the remainder of the week with Hoffman. The play, "Diet Begins Hogs, choice '21.00-24.50 Mrs, Raymond Green and daugh- birthday. Among those in at- Births: Palmer. Mrs. Livingston was to go Roughs 19.00 down ter, Deborah, of Bad Axe, at- the Lowell Sickler, Sr., family. tendance were Mr. and Mrs. Jus- Tomorrow," by Mary Stearns, May 20, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack to Saginaw on Monday to get the tended a luncheon and bridal Bud, who is attending a YMCA tus Ashmore and Miss Lois E. featured the following local mem- i Kaufman of Sandusky, a son. cast removed from her foot, brok- shower Saturday in honor of Ann conference in Lansing, will come Little of Saginaw. At the close of bers of the WSCS: Mrs. Leslie | May 17, to Mr. and Mrs. Leen in an accident on March 7. Sandusky Livestock Arthur, bride-elect of Albert An- today (Friday) and they will all the meeting, salad, French bread, Profit, Mrs. Fred Withey, Mrs. Hartel of Cass City, a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Turner gus MacPhail of Ann Arbor. The return to their home in Mansfield, coffee and tea were served at Homer Muntz, Mrs. Floyd Porter Sharon Lynne. visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sales Company shower was held at the home of Ohio, on Sunday, Bud is "Boy's tables prettily decorated with and Mrs. Harold McGrath. Back- May 15, to Mr. and Mrs. Frank- Seekings on Sunday. Sale every Wednesday at 2:00 p. m Mrs. Archie Vallier (Johanna Work Secretary" in the YMCA in colors and emblems appropriate to ground music was furnished by lin Parsell of Caro, a son, Robert Mr. and Mrs. Anson Karr visited Sandham) of Plymouth. Mansfield. the various Star points. Mrs. Howard Wooley, Marilyn Me- W. H. Turnbull Earl Roberts Perry. Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Auctioneers May 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Hubert Root. niiimimiiiiiiiiimiimHiiiimiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimniiiiiniiimnmiiHB neth McRae of Snover, a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Lorencz j Susan Jane, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph »fr iff » May 13, to Mr. and Mrs. John Lorencz on Sunday in Owendale. Nickens of Kingston, a daughter, Miss Alice Lounsbury spent the Marlette Livestock Terri Ann. week end with her parents, Mr. May 13, to My. and Mrs. Ralph and Mrs. Lyle Lounsbury, near Sales Company Metiva of Fairgrove, a son, Clarkston. Michael Wayne. Miss Mary Louise Wald was an Market Report Monday, • Patients in the hospital Wednes- overnight guest of Miss Catherine May 18, 1953. day forenoon, besides Mrs. Kauf- Grady on Saturday. man and baby, were: Mrs. Annie Floyd and Leonard Thane Best butcher Anderson, George Holshoe of Cass visited Sunday with Alvin and cattle______21.00-23.0 0 City; Mrs. Jessie Dennis of Vas- Maurice Evans. Medium______18.00-21.0 0 sar; Mrs. Wm. Riley, Forrest Mrs, John Hardy visited Mrs. Vader, Mrs. Barney Perry of Caro; Nell Kennedy on Thursday. Commercial to Mrs. Daniel Jurn, James Adair of Mrs. Nell Kennedy visited her Utility ....______15.00-18.0 0 Sandusky; Mrs. Leland Pratt of sister, Mrs. Elsie Burse, on Friday. Walled Lake; Frank Curtis of De- Mrs. Anna Livingston was re- Feeders______14.00-21.5 0 ford; Mrs. John Buchkowski, Mrs. leased from the Saginaw General Best butcher George Wheeler of Snover; Mrs. Hospital on Friday and went to the bulls______15.50-17.00 Ronald Handley of Carsonville, home of her daughter, Mrs. Robert and Mrs. James McQueen of Flint, Joiner, in Bay City. Medium to Clarence Donahue of Caro has Mrs. W. C. Morse, Mrs. Floyd Common ______12.00-15.0 0 been transferred to the University Wiles, Mrs. Dean Tuckey and Stock bulls ______40.00-127.00 Hospital at Ann Arbor. daughter, Susan, and Mrs. Harold Patients recently discharged in- Evans spent Thursday with Mr. Best butcher clude: Mrs. Jason Kitchen and Lee and Mrs. Lyle Lounsbury. cows ...... ______15.00-17.0 0 Hartel of Cass City; Ellen Kay Medium______12.00-15.00 Miller of Saginaw; Mrs. Milton Democracy depends upon the in- Neuville, Richard Blasius and Mrs. telligence of the many rather than Cutters to George Butcher of Caro; James the wisdom of a few. Canners .______12.00-10.00 Osburn of Deford; Patricia Sher- Top veal______29.00-31.2 5 man of Marlette; Donald Bullock The pen can never be mightier Fair to good______24.00-28.0 0 of Decker, and Mrs. John Richter than the sword so long as crimi- of Kingston. Seconds to nals can" beat the rap. Common ______16.00-24.00 A great statesman is one who People who think rules can hu- Top hogs______23.50-25.2 5 The Wooley team won the City League bowling honors for 1953 by besting the Knoblet and Landon teams in the post-season happened to be on the job when manize warfare should observe play-offs. Each of the squads had won one of the three sections of league play. From left to right: A. J. Stevens, Al Franklin, Howard Roughs .....______15.00-21.5 0 you have a good run of luck. that we have traffic rules. BuuiuiiiumiuiiiutUHJiiuuoiiuiiiiiiiiiiniiiniiiiHiiiuiHiuiiiiiiiuiimna Wooley, Syl. Abraham and Ed Smithson. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE—FRIDAY, MAY 22,1953- PAGE SEVEN. Buy - Rent - Sell With Chronicle Want Ads WANT AD RATES NESTLE'S MILK route for sale CORN SHELLING, custom grind- QUONSET BUILDINGS. Rodent, PORTRAIT OF THE QUEEN'S FOR SALE—'47 Indian motor- THE FOLLOWING STORES will Want ad of 25 words or less, 35 cents or trade on farm or house. Ideal ing and mixing. Purina or Econo- wind, fire resistant. Easily mother-in-law. The American cycle, Model 74, completely be open Thursday afternoon, May M«acb insertion; additional words, 1 cent •each. Orders by mail should be accom- part time job. Vernon N. DuRus- my concentrates at the Elkland erected. For Barn or Shed. See Weekly presents in its May 24 is- equipped, in good running order. 28, before Decoration Day: H. J. panied by cash or postage stamps. Rates sel, 2 miles east, Vz north of Roller Mills, Vz mile east of stop- the new Quonset Granary on dis- sue a highly interesting profile of Joe Sefton, 8 south, 1% east of SmitTi Store, Gamble Store, Hu- or display want ad on application. Caro on M-81. Phone 94614. light. 3-6-tf play at the Wallace & Morley Queen Elizabeth's mother-in-law, Cass City. 5-22-1* lien's, Terrell's and Federated. ..FOR RENT—Two, 3-room apart- 5-15-2* Store, Bay Port. 5-22-1 Princess Alice of Greece, who has 5-22-1 FOR SALE—Wagon rack, 8x14, in become a nun. Accompanying the NOTICE—To all my old custo- ments; one partly furnished. In- good condition. Elmer Fuester, 4 mers and new, the New Gordon quire of Mrs. Joe Harbec eve- SEE L. A. Koepfgen for your captivating story are exclusive LIQUID NITROGEN fertilizer EEFRIGERATION east, 1 south, 1% east of Cass DeKalb Hybrid seed corn. More photographs from Princess Hotel barbershop now open for solution. 32% Nitrogen. Same nings, 6593 Church St., phone City, 5-22-tf business. Tommy Gruber, opera- 18R11, Cass City. 1-9-tf DeKalb corn planted than any Alice's family album, .See The Liquid Nitrogen you've read other Hybrid seed corn. It's the tor. 5-22-2 about. Apply with ordinary weed Commercial and I TRUCK TO 'Marlette Mondays, American Weekly with the May :BE SURE AND see the free movie corn farmers like. 5-8-3 24th issue of Detroit Sunday sprayer and proper nozzle. 3.48 Domestic Caro Tuesdays, Sandusky Wed- ATTENTION TRUCK OWNERS: pounds of Nitrogen per gallon. at Bartnik's Service, corner of nesdays, Bad Axe Thursdays. Al- FOR SALE—Saddle horse and Times. Is your insurance on your truck M-53 and M-81, every Thursday. Combination of Ammonium Ni- Refrigerators, Walk-ins and so other trucking. Roy Newsome. saddle. Bruno Longuski, Jr., 6% too high? Get rates from James trate and Urea. Ready to spray— 5-22-9 Phone 320F22. 5-1-4* CUSTOM BUTCHERING—Mon- F. Rand, Owendale, Mich., and Freezers southwest of Bad Axe on M-53> days, Tuesdays and Wednesdays. no mixing. Safe to use—no pres- 5-15-2* save money. 3-6-13 sure—^-will not explode. Will not -FOR SALE—Extra early yellow Milk coolers, pop coolers, etc. TAXI NOW available at Irene's No appointment necessary. Cut • dent seed corn. Will mature in and wrap meat for deep freezers. WANTED—Scrap metal, batteries, evaporate. Does not leach out. Lunch, next to Bigelow's Hard- FOR SALE—John Deere A trac- Fast application—even distribu- 75 to 80 days under favorable The most complete stock of repair ware. Phone 30. 5-15-3 tor and power lift cultivator. Call Smoking and curing meat. Carl junk ears. Pickup on quantities. • conditions. 98% germination, parts in the Thumb. Reed, \Vz miles south of Cass Call 173. Southside Auto Parts, tion. Easy to handle—no lifting. all day Sunday. Lloyd Perry, 4 In soluti®n, so is immediately $5.00 per bu. Walter Reynolds, Vz MILL END STORE, Bay City, south, % east of Cass City. City. Phone 109F4. 9-19-tf Cass City. 11-30-tf buys more stocks. Now selling available to plants. For Top or south, % west of Sunshine Keith's Refrigeration 5-15-2* WINDOW SCREENS — 24 in. Side Dressing. Lower cost than Church. 5-8-3* out an $8,000 Hosiery stock for Service FARM FOR SALE—By owner, 79 Marlette Roofing and screen 17c. 26 in. screen 18c. 28 Dry forms of Nitrogen. 57% c per men, women and children, and a in screen 19c, 30 in. screen 20c gallon of solution. We deliver and NOTICE—Custom work, plow and 1518 East Caro Rd. $4,000 stock of Quality "Glid- acres, 4 bedroom, cut stone home, Sheet Metal Co. drag gardens and general work full basement, lovely yard, base- Also screens up to 48 in. wide. meter into your tank for Ic per Phone Caro 71414 den's" paint at great savings. Al- Gambles, Cass City. 5-15-tf gallon. Compare all costs! Youll by power lift. Phone 261F11. W. so Mill End Store bought, and ment barn, new insulbrick two- ROOFS APPLIED OR Morrison, 4221 Deerr Rd. 3-27-tf CARO, MICH. agree! See us for complete infor- 5-1-5* will be arriving soon, a stock of car garage, live creek, sugar REPAIRED bush, Vs mile hard top road, mation. Gagetown, Bach, Sebe- upholstery material, a men's Ruberoid Tite-On Shingles, Built- waing, Grassmere, Linkville and -SUITS YOUR NEEDS—State Mu- LOT FOR SALE on East Main Suit and Top Coat Stock, a Sport- school bus, sacrifice $12,500: tual Cyclone policies are written up roofs. Insulated Brick or As- Want to raise the best corn in Pigeon Elevator Companies. Street. Gerald Kerbyson, tele- ing Goods Stock, and a small buildings worth more. 3 miles bestos siding. Metal decks and your neighborhood next season? 4-3-tf to fit needs of the policyholder. phone 286R11. 4-3-tf Cbuntry Store Stock of general south, % west of East Dayton, It'll pay to investigate the extra eavetroughs. Plant Funk's G Hybrids. They merchandise. Be sure to shop at 3155 Phelps Lake Road. Chas. start fast, even in a backward USED TIRES—Most sizes. Save values of these policies. State ALBUMS— Put those cherished this great store at every oppor- Avann, Mayville, R 2. 5-22-1 Terms if desired. Mutual Cyclone Insurance Co., pictures in albums and keep them Free estimates. Drop us a card or spring—resist drouth, insects and money. Southside Auto Parts, tunity you get. We specialize in disease better than other corns— 4100 S. Seeger St. 2-10-tf Lapeer, Mich. 5-1-5 ' protected. Come in and see our Bankrupt and Fire Stocks. Mill FOR SALE—Three rowboats, 14- call Marlette 139. large selection. Different sizes foot. Bill DeLong, two blocks always stands up for the picker. End Store, 103 Center Ave., Bay Made up to 100 bushels of NOTICE—The Junior Rifle Club TIRES—Tractors, truck, cars and and colors. See our pocket al- City. 5-22-1 north of Chevrolet garage, call Max S. Patrick, Prop. meeting will be held Tuesday, farm equipment, new and used. bums. Neitzel Studio, Cass City. shelled corn per acre in this com- Saturday or after 6 p. m. Phone Marlette, Michigan munity last year. See us for seed. May 26, instead of May 25, at All sizes. The H. 0. Paul Co. 10-10-tf 183R11. 5-22-1* Elkland Township HalL 5-22-1* 6-30-tf 5-26-tf We have Hybrids for all soil types FOR SALE—Double house: 5 —both early and late varieties. LOST—A Masonic ring with blue rooms, complete bath, electric hot WOOD AND COAL range. Small INSURANCE DEALERS: setting. Please return to Justus Pioneer OF ALL KINDS water; 7 rooms, complete bath, size, malleable, Monarch. In good HELP condition. Will sell cheap. Mrs. Ashmore or call 102F12, Cass electric hot water, furnace, nice Cass City FFA City. 5-22-1 Hybrid Seed Corn HOME location, two blocks from town. E. G. Gplding, 1% west of Cass FARM WANTED Telephone Cass City 89R2. G. City. 5-22-2* Clare B. Turner* Pioneer seed c@rn is tested for AUTOMOBILE Gray. 5-22-1* Cass City, Mich. United Farm Agency seed strength in cold, wet soil at FIRE FOR SALE—Two village lots on corner of Leach and Fourth 48 degrees temperature. LIABILITY Men needed on all types of jobs. LIFE Arnold Copeland Streets. Phone Cass City 250R3. Mack Little and Sons Recognized Bargains For seed corn with plenty of Farm and General Frederick McClorey. 5-22-1* Cass City, Mich. .Imstle and big yields plant Pioneer Experience not necessary. 120 ACRES near Ubly; good set of Arnold Copeland Auctioneering buildings; good producer; 6 room Hybrid corn this spring. (Phone 235R3 6293 W. Main St. TRACTOR OIL—Premium quali- Ivan Tracy APPLY Take advantage of our complete ty. Developed exclusively for modern home; 28 acres wheat; 20 Official Michigan Hybrid corn 6-15-tf auction service. Cass City, Mich. ^trials have proven Pioneer Hybrid farm tractors. 85c in 5 gal. lots. acres oats; well seeded. Due to You can place the entire adminis- owner's age and ill health we corn has produced the highest | POULTRY wanted—Drop postal tration of your auction in our Gamble Store, Cass City. 5-15-tf Cyrus King .yields. card to Stephen Dodge, Cass City. Pontiac Motors v Argyle, Mich. have it on the market for $20,- hands and we wfll make all ar- THE FOLLOWING STORES will 000. TERMS. Be sure to see it. Call or see your Pioneer dealer Will call for any a-mont at any 2-20-tf time. Phone 259 or 146F15. rangements. be open Thursday afternoon, May today. Division Phone 235R3 6293 W. Main St. 40 ACRES; near Owendale; about 8-15-tf 28, before Decoration Day: H. J. FOR SALE—Purebred QIC male 5 acres cleared; nice site for a Cass City Smith Store, Gamble Store, Hu- hog. Edgar Cummins, 1 west, 1% Emory Lounsbury 10-20-tf home; 8 x 16 ft. building; handy Employment Office lien's, Terrell's and Federated. north of Cass City. Phone 103F22. man's opportunity for $1250. Phone 98F14 Cass City Armstrong Quaker THE FOLLOWING STORES will 5-22-1 5-22-1 TERMS. 3-lS-tf GLENWOOD AVE. be open Thursday afternoon, May EXTRA VALUE'S what you get BUSINESS Property; building 35x Linoleum 28, before Decoration Day: H. J. FOR SALE—Lavatory and stool .BAKE SALE—-Saturday, May 23, Pontiac, Mich. in a Cyclone policy—Low rates; a with fixtures, electric and peddle 115; new heating plant; good lo- at Boag and Churchill's, one Smith Store, Gamble Store, Hu- policy written to fit your needs, cation; suitable for any business lien's, Terrell's and Federated. sewing machines, electric - stove o'clock. Lutheran Ladies' Aid. GOOD SELECTION OF Employment office open Saturday. blanket farm personal coverage. with deep well also time clock, to meet Cass City. Immediate 5-15-2 5-22-1 possession. PATTERNS 1-2-tf Inquire today of your local agent. electric washer in good condition, It'll pay yo« to investigate. State white enamel kitchen heater, 80 ACRES Vz mile off black top; EADIO SERVICE—Home or shop. FOR SALE—Red potatoes, price REAL ESTATE Mutual Cyclone Insurance Co., large size baby bed, walnut din- large barn; 4 room home; $8,500; Thomas R. O'Connor, Cass City, Gambles reasonable. Bring your bushel Lapeer, Mich. 5-1-5 $3,500 down. Michigan. Phone 285R5. /3-20-tf ing room suite, two nice Cass City basket. 8 east, 3 north, % east of SUNOCO GAS station doing good dressers, three restaurant tables 120 ACRES: 50 under cultivation; "USED EQUIPMENT. Bidwell Cass City. Frank Bundo, 5-22-1* with marble like top, anything in no barn; home in poor condition; 5-15-tf business, $3,300 to handle. FOR SALE beaners, 10 ft. MH self-propelled Balance easy terms. furniture, ladies' dresses and creek through pasture; some hard combine, MH 6 ft. Clipper com- FOR SALE—'41 Ford pickup % sweaters, men's suit coats and ton. Cletus Morell, 4 east, 1 south, 8 ROOMS AND bath, extra lot, New and Used Farm timber; near Shabbona; to be sold bine with engine, AC 6 ft. PTO REGISTERED STOCK'S worth 5 shirts. .Secondhand Store, Cass immediately. more. You can get extra protec- 2Vs east of Cass City. Call after good location. $3,500 to handle. combine, pickup, for McCormick Machinery City. 5-22-1 COTTAGE in Lewiston, 4 rooms; 42R and Massey-Harris combines, tion against windstorm loss with 4:30. 5-22-1* 80 ACRES good land. New home, 5 a State Mutual Cyclone policy. rooms and bath. A good buy with CORN shredder partly furnished; approximately Case and Massey-Harris discs, 1 acre land; all for $1,500. New Idea spreaders, John Deere It'll pay to investigate. State Mu- Farms Wanted $6,000 down. SILO filler tual Cyclone Insurance Co., La- We have buyers waiting for TWO' ACRES land, small house' YEAR AROUND home; large and and International rakes and modern; near Port Austin; 600 ft. mowers, 2/16 in. McCormick and peer, Mich. 5-1-5 farms. Cash for your farm within $700 full price. USED spreader 48 hours if the price is right. None lake privilege; abundance of 2/12 in. Dearborn plow, Dixie 20 ACRES Higgins Lake. A real USED JOHN DEERE "AR," good Before you sell your poultry, sugar beet thinner, Used tractors. too large—none too small. buy for hunting and fishing. shade trees and shrubbery. Must Brinker's Values Contact rubber. see us for better prices. Drop be seen to appreciate this fine Allis Chalmers C with cultivator postal and bean puller, Ford Ferguson, « DON MAST, Salesman James Colbert SELECTION of used harrows. home. Could be converted into TE Ferguson. Wallace & Morley. 2 ft. 8 in. x 6 ft. 8 in. Phone Sebewaing 62643 business property, Store, Bay Port. 5-22-1 Combination Door W. W. HENRY & CO., Realtors Broker 1 3 bottom IHC 12 in, plow. This Cass Frozen Food 5 ACRES retirement farm; just Main office 5th at Madison, plow like new. outside of village limits; furnace; VTHE FOLLOWING STORES will Cass City, Mich. $1495 Bay City Phone 22538 5-15- GOOD USED John Deere "A" and Lockers basement; small bam; owner has, be open Thursday afternoon, May other interests, 3 ft. x 6 ft, 8 in. Combination Door We handle all types of Real Estate. "B" tractors, starter, lights and or call 280, Cass City. 28, before Decoration Day: H. J. 1-23-tf APARTMENT FOR RENT—Un- power lift. 5-26-tf 160 ACRES; dairy farm; comforl;- Smith Store, Gamble Store, Hu- $15.95 furnished second floor apartment, able home; large barn; shipping lien's, Terrell's and Federated. FOR BETTER completely modern. Suitable for Cliff Ryan APPLY LIQUID NITROGEN with Grade A milk. 5-22-1 Aluminum Combination Doors two persons. Private entrance, John Deere Sales and Service an ordinary tractor mounted Cags City weed sprayer equipped with 280 ACRES; approximately 180 rent reasonable. Harry Bohnsack. under cultivation, creek through $49.50 TV Reception 5-15-tf 6-24- proper nozzles (We have the cor- Quality Used rect size nozzles and tips). Liquid pasture; 6 room modern home; 2 Aluminum Combination Doors BE SURE YOU BUY barns; well seeded. LOST—Logging chain, V2 mile FOR SALE—Michelite seed beans. Nitrogen is lower In cost than Farm Machinery ?74.50 east of M-53 on Argyle Road Victor Hyatt, 3 west, V2 south of most forms of dry Nitrogen. 20 ACRES; tractor equipped, Motorola May 9. Finder please ' notify Al- Argyle. 5-22-3* Wheat may be top-dressed with small barn; 3 car garage; poultry 'Two model 52 McCormick com-1 White Outside House Paint ger Osentoski, R 3, Cass City. 4 house; 5 room comfortable home; LOST—Gold billfold on Main St., Liquid Nitrogen until it is 6 in. bines, with motor. east, 2 south, % east. 5-22-1* high. Top-dress with Nitrogen be- widow owner sacrifices at $5,575 $4.85 Gambles in Cass City last Thursday night. with equipment. •62 McCormick combine, with Finder please call Margaret fore plowing, for corn and sugar Cass City NEW TRAILER FOR .SALE—4 WE ALSO HAVE a selection of motor. Enamelized Outside House Paint by 8 ft. box, 16 in. tires. $55.00. 1 Hirsch, Snover 3211 collect. beets. Use your sprayer again for Extra Bright White 5-15-tf 5-22-1* weed controls; again for spraying highway business opportunities -Joha Deere 16 in. one-bottom plow. mile west of Cass City, first and larger or smaller farms. place south on west side. 5-22-1* insecticides. Liquid Nitrogen is Case Chopper THE FOLLOWING STORES will IF YOU desire a word of encour- 57 %c per gallon. We will deliver SEE, CALL OR WRITE Asbestos Fibered Roof Coating be open Thursday afternoon, May agement and prayer, call Cass to your tank for Ic per gallon. Rabideau Farm 28, before Decoration Day: H. J. City 203 and say "I need encour- Compare all costs! You will 5 gal. pail $3.95 Smith Store, Gamble Store, Hu- Reconditioned agement." 3-20-tf agree! See us for complete in- B. A. Calka Service lien's, Terrell's and Federated. formation. Gagetawn, Bach, Bonded Representative 5-22-1 Used Cars AT ORCHARD HILLS— Scotch Phone 267 Cass City Pine seedlings. R. L. Hill, 7 miles Grassmere and Linkville Elevator 6487 Main St. Cass City Brinker Lumber Select used cars completely re- southwest of Caro on M-81. Phone Companies. ^4-17-tf Telephone 126R4 WANTED—Used saddles. We buy, We Sell and Service conditioned, guaranteed and ready Caro 7282. 5-1-tf 5-15-1 sell and repair used saddles. Shoe Co., Inc. for driving. Hospital, Cass City. 1-30-tf WANTED—Girl or woman capable SWEAT PROOF insoles in Red Telephone 175 Cass City Titan Chain Saws '52 PLYMOUTH, four door, radio Wolverine Hybrid Wing shoes as low as $5.98. Shoe FOR SALE—Two registered Here- and heater. of cooking and caring for small 5-15-2 boy. Work five days from two Hospital, Cass City, 4-17-tf ford bulls, 20 months old, sired by Ask For Demonstration '51 PLYMOUTH four door, radio Seed Corn J. F. Proud Mixer 7. Priced at till eight. Mrs. Cliff Robinson, THE FAMILY OF Dwight E. Tur- and heater. phone 179. 5-1-tf $200.00. Also two registered Here- SERVICE and repair power B. & L. Lumber Co. '46 MERCURY club coupe. Radio Available In This Area At ner wish to express their sincere ford cows with heifer calves by lawn mowers and power garden 5198 Wheeler Road and heater. FOR RENT—Floor sander and thanks ..for the many kindnesses side, Louis Snyder, 1360 Juhl Rd.,' tools and tractors. Cass City Auto Argyle, Mich. '46 DESOTO four door. Heater, edger. Cass City Furniture Store. and expressions of sympathy ex- 6 miles west, 2% south of San- Parts. 5-8-tf Phone 253. 5-1-9 Farm .Produce Co. tended to them during the illness du'sky. 5-15-2* Phone Ubly 2101 automatic transmission. Cass City NOTICE—New Gordon Hotel Bar- and death of their father. Special 2-27-tf. IF YOU are buying a stable clean- thanks to Heatherstone Convales- SWEAT PROOF insoles in Red ber Shop hours: Monday 8-5; CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING! We This Week's Special er, don't overlook Badger. They Frutchey Bean Co. cent home; to Harry Little; to Wing shoes as low as $5.98. Shoe Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday '48 KAISER have out sold and out performed 10-7. Saturday 8 to 9. Closed do custom slaughtering Monday, Deford Dr. E. Ray Willson and to the Hospital, Cass City, 4-17-tf Tuesday, Wednesday. No appoint- all other makes in Michigan. Free singers, Mrs. Andrew Wright and Thursday. Tommy Gruber, opera- estimates by Satchell Sales & CAN'T AFFORD a new camera? tor. 5-22-2 ment necessary. We also cut and Mrs. Arthur Tomilinson. 5-22-1 wrap meat for deep freeze. Gross Four door, radio and heater, care- Service, Ellington. Phone 9086 Elkland Roller Mills Bring in the old one for free in- I WISH TO thank friends, rela- spection. No obligation. Small ZIPPERS REPAIRED and re- and Maier. Phone 16. 6-20-tf fully checked. In A-l condition. Caro 4-24-tf Gass City fee for complete . cleaning job. tives, and neighbors for cards, placed in coats, jackets, golf bags, HURON COUNTY HATCHERY POULTKY WANTED — Also flowers, potted plants and gifts Neitzel Studio, Cass City. etc. The Shoe Hospital, Cass City, Your Used Car Is geese, ducks and turkeys. Call 10-10-tf chicks. Michigan and U. S. ap- Frutchey Bean Co. given me on my 85th birthday. Michigan. 9-30-tf proved. Pullorum passed. Elkland Worth More at Cass City 144F21 or write Louis Greenleaf Special thanks to Mr. and Mrs. FOR SALE—Seven-room house, TURKEY POULTS—Get them to- Roller Mills, Vz mile east of stop- Molnar, Deford, See or call us be- Frank Hutchinson for opening oil furnace, on North Seeger St. day. First come first served. Any light, Cass City. 3-6-tf Rabideau's fore you sell. Forenoon calls their home for serving the dinner, in Cass City. Excellent location, would be appreciated. 2-6-tf Frutchey Bean Co. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sommers for number. Bowles Hatchery, 1 mile I SELL AND SERVICE Badger Cass City close to school and shopping cen- northeast of Caro on M-81. barn cleaners; Aerovent hay and Rabideau Motor Sales FOR SALE—2 bedroom base- the special gift, Mr. and Mrs. ter. Fenced in back yard. Newly 5-1-tf grain drying fans; dairy barn Phone 267 Cass City ment house, all modern. Call Harry Little for the use of the decorated. Call 178R2 or see ventilating systems; Conde low- 102F12. 5-1-tf William O'Dell, Agent chairs and the family for the Barney Freiburger at store. YOU NOW can rent the new elec- vacuum milkers; Haverly, copper FOR RENT—For garden. Lot on 5-1-tf beautiful floor lamp and for all 5-15-tf tric steamer. Easy to carry, easy lined, side and top open, milk Third Street. Inquire Thelma MOTHER AND DAUGHTER ban- they did to make the celebration to operate, remove your wall- coolers and electric calf dehorners. Hunt, phone 157F11. , 5-22-1* quet Thursday, May 28, 8 p. nii FOR RENT—40 acres. Cash or a pleasant one. Also thanks to DEAD STOCK—Prompt removaL paper with ease. Leeson Wall- Satchell Sales and Service. Phone Argyle Methodist Church. Tickets share basis. 3 south, 1 west, % the post office department for Call Darling and Company Collect paper and Paint Store, Cass 9086, Caro. 3-2S-tf FOR SALE—Milk route. Inquire at available at the door, price $1.00. north of Cass City. Mary Burk. their kindness. Mrs. Genie Mar- 207, Cass City. 1-23-tf City. Phone 122. 1-9-tf Wesley's Milk Plant. 5-22-1* 5-22-1 ' 5-22-tf tin. 5-22-1* PAGE EIGHT. CASS CITY CHRONICLE— FEIDAY, MAY 22, 1953- CASS CITY, MICHIGAN. Average Citizen News from Greenleaf Eats More Chicken- Bowling News Items From Gagetown Area Merchants' League. Open House— meeting of the year, 1914, was The Ladies' Aid of Fraser ill for the past few days. Mrs. L, C. Purdy, Mr. and Mrs. Consumption Is Up Final Standings Open house will be held at the read by Mrs. J. L. Purdy who also George Purdy and Mr. and Mrs. Church met Wednesday, May 13, Miss Hila Wills of Detroit vis- home of Eev. and Mrs. Henry at that time was tlie secretary and ited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 30 Pounds Since War Team W Fred Kinyon. at the church for dinner and Champion 74 Kuhlman Sunday, May 24, during treasurer. Items of interest re- Ray Wieler of Detroit was a quilting. The next meeting will be Rayford Thorpe, over the week Last year the average citizen the afternoon and evening. The lating to that time were that the end. Drewrys week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. May 27. The committee for serving in the United States ate 30 pounds Kuhlmans will leave the first of members numbered 17 and the Anthony Repshinska. Mrs. Rep- Mrs. Eleanor Morris had as a of chicken, 20 pounds more than Blatz 62 the dinner will, be Mrs. Ronald Rusch 57 June to live at 1609 Mark St., Or- collection was 40c and four new shinska is confined to her home Fox, Mrs. Lucy Seeger and Mrs. house guest from Thursday until he ate in 1940. And it appears pos- lando, Florida, which is the resi- members were admitted. by illness. sible that consumption may be Shellane 58 JEarl Hartwick. Saturday, Mrs. Jane Gregg of dence of E. Stanley Jones until The date and time of the regular Mr, and Mrs. Ben Mulier of Agnew, California. Mrs. Gregg increased still more. Bowling Alley .. 55% Angtis Campbell has been quite Bauer , 56 November 1. They plan to make WSCS meetings were changed Fowler, Indiana, were Thursday left Saturday night for Denver, This increase is due to a num- Florida their permanent home. To from the second Thursday af- and Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Colorado, where she will visit a ber of reasons, the most important Bankers 53 H. 0. Paul 51 honor them and give their friends ternoon of each month to the Roy LaFave. brother. of which is the lower cost of chick- the opportunity to bid them fare- second Tuesday evening which is en. At one time chicken cost twice Fuelgas 49 Mrs. Julia Sutton of Flint spent Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klinkman Frutchey 47% well, the Women's Society of Tuesday, June 9, at 8 p. m. and the week end with her parents, Mr. entertained a cousin, Miss Joanna as much per pound as beef. At the Christian Service of the Gage- will be held at the Methodist present time it is about the same. Ideal Plumbing 45 and Mrs. John Mackay, and with MacRae of Detroit, Saturday and town Methodist Church made plans Church. her family, Donna and Raymond Cemetery Cost 'has been lowered because Local 83 44 for the occasion. Sunday. the producer has learned to raise Brinker 41 Tuesday evening of last week, Sutton, at the home of Miss Louisa John McLellan spent several Rev. Kuhlman served the Metho- the Methodist Church held family Meyer. a three-pound bird in less time Bulen 43 dist Church here during 1947 to days last week at Harper Hospital Red Hat Realty 39 night with approximately 50 pres- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Proulx of in Detroit. ,He returned to his 1950. Retiring in 1947, he con- ent. A co-operative supper was Metamora were week-end guests The "Average Citizen Oliver 42 sented to take the Gagetown pas- home Saturday, but is still quite Patterson Mkt. 34% served. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed- Memorials Eat Thffee tiroes As torate. Before coming here, he Mr. and Mrs. Audley Kinnaird ward Proulx. ill. His sister, Miss Mary McLel- 1940 served as pastor in Caro, Bay showed slides on Florida and a lan, R. N., of Detroit is caring for £ Muc- h 'Chicken Program Chairman Mrs. C. P. Largest and Finest Stock Ever him. ing other meats. Port, Hayes, Grayling, Saginaw farewell gift from the members of Hunter and Mrs. Frank Weather- Where once it took 12 weeks and and Detroit. Rev. and Mrs. Kuhl- in This Territory at Caro, Mrs. Doris Mudge and Mrs. the church was presented to Mr. head conducted a TV panel session, Michigan 12 pounds of feed to raise a three- man have one son, Murlin Kuhl- and Mrs. Floyd W. Porter. "What's My Line," and for roll Eleanor Morris attended a dinner pound bird, it is done now in nine man, of Milwaukee, Wis., and two at Pontiac State Hospital Satur- call, a humorous incident, when the weeks with nine pounds of feed. daughters, Mrs. Harry Ellis and May devotions were held in St. Gagetown Woman's Study Club day evening, given in honor of the With increasing population in the Mrs. Harry McDonald and a Agatha's Church Sunday evening steward, Mr. Wager, who is re- met Monday evening at the home Charles F. Mudge United States consumption of granddaughter, Mrs. Randy in honor of the Blessed Virgin of Mrs, M. P. Freeman for their tiring after fifty years of service chicken can be expected to in- Robertson, all of Saginaw. Mary. The pupils of the school, led for the State. Two hundred and crease also. The chicken producer, last meeting of the year. Panel Local Representative by the graduates in green caps and session awards were won by Miss fifty guests were present. however, will remain in business WSCS Meet— gowns, formed a procession of the Fraser church choir met Thurs- only if he is efficient. Margaret Burleigh, Mrs. Richard Phone 99F14 The WSCS met for the last living rosary. Miss Margie Munro, Burdon, Mrs. Al Freeman, Mrs. day night for practice with Mrs. meeting of the conference year one of the graduates, placed the George Fisher. The increase in consumption Try New Seeds Elmer Robishaw, Mrs. Charles last week Thursday at the home of crown of flowers on the statue. Mayer and Mrs. George Hender- Cumings Memorials Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Root and of chicken in the U. S. is di- The 1953 garden seed catalogs Mrs. Blanche Wood. Benediction of the Blessed Sacra- family visited their cousins, Mr. rectly due to lower prices. contain some new and improved shot. A prize for the roll call was Rev, Henry W. Kuhlman opened ment brought the services to a awarded to Mrs. Grover Laurie. PHONE 458 and Mrs. Lawrence Lee, at Kinde varieties. It may be best, however, the meeting with prayer and was close. on Sunday. David Binder, a and on less feed than In pre-war to try a small amount of new seed Plans for next year's programs years. A farmer today can produce also the afternoon speaker. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Freeman at- were discussed. Guests were Mrs. nephew, was a guest of the Root broilers on 20 per cent less when the first year while continuing the Wallace Laurie was in charge of tended a musical recital at St. family for the week end. old reliable kinds. Richard Burdon and Patricia compared to the costs of produc- devotions. The minutes of a ladies' Mary's, Monroe, recently when Huhler. The hostess served cookies their niece, Miss Patricia Huhler, and tea. took part in the .program. They al- Mrs. George Francis of Sagi- so attended the induction cere- naw, a past president of the Sagi- mony of Judge Timothy Quinn and naw-Bay City WSCS of the Meth- M AX WELL 0 HOUSE lunch at the Montague Hotel. Miss odist Church and now a prominent Huhler was a guest at the Alvin council woman of Saginaw, will be Freeman home over the week the speaker at the Gagetown end. Other guests were Mrs. Allen Methodist Church next Tuesday, Watson and two sons of St. Glair May 26, at 8 p. m., when the COFFEE Shores. Women's Society of Christian Ser- Miss Catherine Freeman was vice entertains Owendale and Cass hostess to the bridge club last City. week Thursday afternoon. Dessert Miss Margaret Burleigh spent was served. Three tables were at the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Drip or Reg. play. Mrs. Genevieve Blondin won Charles McDonald of Warren. 1-Ib. tin the first prize and Mrs. C. P. 83C Hunter the consolation. Mrs. An- ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. General. thony J. Mosack entertained the State of Michigan, The Probate Court for the County of Tuscola. bridge club at her home the pre-' In the Matter of the Estate of Ella vious week. Peddie, Deceased. Yellow Quarters — Marlene At a session, of said Court, held on May Mrs. Sherwood Rice, Sr,, enter- 7th, 1953. tained the North Elmwood Exten- Present, Honorable Almon C. Pierce, Judge of Probate. sion group at her home last week Notice is Hereby Given, That the peti- f Come in and Nip us «lebrot« durlni this MARGARINE Wednesday for an all-day session. tion of Stanley Walter praying that said The topic was, "Making New Stor- estate be reopened for the purpose of | feature«ven«.Y«s...it'se«syt osho p ami«.»««« MA way! distributing after discovered assets will be age and Putting to Better Use the heard at the Probate Court on June 9th, | Be sure to tune In the K«t« Smith Show, every week, Storage You Already Have." A 1953, at ten a. m. Ibs. It is Ordered, that notice thereof be for the sona.8 you love to hear! co-operative dinner was served. given by publication of a copy hereof for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Freeman three weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearing, in the Cass City Chronicle, and daughter, Catherine, and Mr. and that the petitioner cause a copy of L and Mrs. Harry Comment attended this notice to be served upon each known party in•' interest at- his last known "ad- the wedding and reception Satur- dress by registered mail, return receipt EXTRA GOOD QUALITY MEATS day for Donald Kehoe, son of Mr. demanded, at least fourteen (14) days prior to such hearing, or by personal ser- SNO-KREEM and Mrs. Daniel Kehoe, and Miss vice at least five (5) days prior to suck Doris May Palmer. The wedding hearing. ALMON C. PIERCE, FRESH PICNIC service was held at the Shrine of Judge of Probate. A true copy The Little Flower at 1:00 p. m. Beatrice P. Berry, Graduation exercises of St. Register of Probate. Pork Roasts Agatha's School will be held at the 5-15-3 Sunday morning 8:30 mass in St. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Agatha's Church. Pins and diplo- Final Account. State of Michigan, The Probate Court TENDER mas will be awarded to Alvin for the County of Tuscola. Seurynck, Michael Rocheleau, Paul In the Matter of the Estate of Cyrenios P. Hunter, Deceased. lb. Generous, Richard Schwartz, De- At a session of said Court, held oa Russell Dillon, Margie Munro, April 30th, 1953. Present, Honorable Almon C. Pierce, Elaine Matuszak, Joan Schwartz, Judge of Probate. 3 - 79? Joyce Jaster and Jaul Koka. The Notice is Hereby Given, That the peti- tion pf Mary Secoir Hunter Downing, the graduates in green caps and gowns executrix of said estate, praying that her will form a procession followed by final account be allowed and the residue Lg. Pkg. Sunshine Hydrox of said estate assigned to the persons en- high school graduates of St. titled thereto, will be heard at the Probate Agatha's parish. The graduates Court on May 29th, 1953, at ten a. m. It is Ordered, that notice thereof be will receive holy communion at given by publication of a copy hereof for Cookies this mass. three weeks consecutively previous to said Ground day of hearing, in ^the Cass CityjChronicle, Mr. and Mrs. George High of and that the petitioner cause a copy of Chicago spent the week end with this notice to be served upon each known, party in interest at his last known ad- lean IGA his mother, Mrs. Anna High. dress by registered mail, return receipt Mrs. Joseph Freeman arrived demanded, at least fourteen (14) days prior to such hearing, or by personal ser- Ibs. home last week from a five weeks' vice at least five (5) days prior to sack visit with her daughter and son-in- hearing. ALMON C. PIERCE, law, Mr> and Mrs. Willard Cornell, Judge of Probate. of Grayling. Sunday, Mrs. Free- A true copy Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate. one pound 39c man had as dinner guests Mr. and 5-8-3 POLISH SAUSAGE MINCED HAM taii b 39C lb. 45c 2 Makes a fellow feel sreat! IGA Philadelphia O 3-oz. Grated Tuna, 6^-oz. can EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! Cream Cheese ^ pkgs. Extra Soft — Extra Big, The Best Doeskin Napkins, 60 count MULLER'S Calif^cuu. kjuiuvj.oiSunkis MEMBER Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. and Federal G. B. DUPUIS MARKET Reserve System CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE- FRIDAY, MAY 22,1953- PAGE NINE, 1 Kt-JOHNSDNHWE. CO. NEWS FROM OWEN DALE MICHIGAN MIRROR NEWS BRIEFS Charges that the stubbornness of bill by virtue of his chairmanship A number of friends and rela- end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alex not only of Legislators who favor YOU'LL HAVE TO one man, the leader of one com- of the Taxation Committee, has a corporation profits, but some of DO YOU BELIEVE tives of Mrs. William Apley came Jamieson. HANOVTTO mittee in the state Senate, is hold- not been able to find another tax his own supporters as well. to help her celebrate her 77th Mr. Robert O'Connell and wife HEREAFTER? MV ing up a solution to Michigan's tax program popular with the Legisla- * * * FORK IT OVER R.& JOHIKOi birthday recently. She has lived in and children of Detroit, Mr. problems are being whispered, and ture. HARDWARE the vicinity for 50 years. A social Nunley Hughs and daughter, Mrs. none too quietly, in the Capitol. * * * If you, the newspaper reader^ evening was enjoyed by all and a Herb Smith, Hazel Park, Mr. and The man is George N. Higgins, are confused about the legislative THEY HAVE THE MOST lunch was served along with ice Mrs. Sam Detteorie, Detroit, were This puts Republicans in the problem of state finances, you're MODERN SET OP Republican from Ferndale. He "hotseaf and provides much cam- cream and cake. She received Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and holds a key position in the money not alone. TOWN FOR many useful gifts and a purse of Mrs. Dave O'Connell. paign ammunition for Democrats. State Treasurer D. Hale Brake 6OOD _ raising machinery of the state as They follow the Governor's lead on SERVICE. money. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Day of chairman of the Taxation Com- recently pointed out in an article Owendale were Friday evening taxes, "If anyone has a sounder written for "Inside Michigan" that mittee. While no attempt is made program than a corporation profits Class Meeting— guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mc- here to judge e|ther the motives state officials have been guilty of Donald and children, Ellen and tax, let them come up with it." making "apparently conflicting'" Nineteen members were present or the wisdom of Sen. Higgins' Some GOP Legislators are not when the Witnesses for Christ Susan, of Cass City. actions, there can be no doubt statements on state finances. Mr. and Mrs. Allen McDonald happy about this unenviable posi- Much of the confusion, he points class of the RLDS Church met that his consistent refusal to con- tion, particularly in the House. witfo Mr. and Mrs. Frank Severn and children, Ellen and Susan, sider any bills except those which out, arises over interpretation of as host and hostess. Cass City, were Sunday guests of his committee favors, has con- bookkeeping figures. When a state Alma Davis was teacher and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Day, Owen- fused the taxation picture and ag- Redistribution of present taxes official says publicly that the devotions were by Myrtle Herford. dale. gravated many members in the is the real, long-range aim of treasury has $38,000,000 in the Eoll call was by Fanny Severn and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mixture of Legislature—including several im- Senator Higgins, say his advo- general fund and hence no emer- the lesson "Journey Across Land Essexville were callers of Mr. and portant Republicans. cates, who refer to the Princeton gency exists, he really means to and Sea." Mrs. Harold Day Sunday. Time will be the best judge of report on Michigan's tax situation. say that "there was $38,000,000 in A potluck lunch was served and Mrs.. Anna Jarvis is a patient at the correctness of the Senator's This report, published after many the general fund that day, but of the closing prayer was given by the Hubbard Memorial Hospital, stand. months of study by tax experts, that, $28,112,529 was restricted Jemima Walker. Bad Axe, this week. * * * claims that Michigan's basic and not available for general use/*" Elder Silas Parker and Elder Most recent maneuver of Sen. problem is the Constitutional ear- * * * Stewardship Class— Ezra Abbe were callers Sunday of Higgins was an effort to sell a marking of tax monies. Many Treasurer Brake pointed out The class on stewardship of the Mr. and Mrs. George Hollingshead new tax plan to the Legislators, legislators agree that this is cor- that the state was $65,000,000 in RLDS Church met recently with of Elkton. There is no indication that the pro- rect, but most observers also add the red last June 30 (1952) ancf Mrs. Floyd Zapfe as hostess. Six- posals will garner enough support that the problem of correcting the that this figure was arrived at By teen members and one visitor, Mrs. to become, law. It is called a tax on situation is politically impractical. "balancing our general fund com- Don't pot up with a costly, repair- Harold Day, were present. Reed On Duty at "adjusted receipts" and was hur- The plan would require many local mitments against our liquid as- governments to raise taxes to a sets in the general fund." ridden water system. Don't live with Hattie Abbe was in charge of riedly put together for Legislative devotions and a Bible reading was Korean War Front consideration. A press conference level equitable with the remainder He added: "This will be re- the inconvenience of not having given by Emma Morley. Pearl called to explain the tax measure, of the state. garded as rank heresy by fin- enough water when you need it and Morley was teacher and roll call Pvt. Chester Reed, whose par- found those who tried to interpret anciers, but as a practical matter^, where you need it. was by Fannie Severn. Gretchen ents live at 3120 Decker Rd., Dec- it unsure of their facts and ad- Since a referendum is required a manageable deficit in a govern- Severn and Iva Andrews served ker, Mich., recently arrived in mitting that many adjustments to change the tax diversion ment is not too bad. It promoted Let us show you how little a new, the lunch and Maggie Dickerson Korea and is serving with the 3d would be required before the tax amendment, Sen. Higgins is re- economy, discourages waste. A really reliable Myers Water System gave the closing prayer. Infantry Division. program would be practical and ported as trying to set up a choice surplus, on the other hand, is will cost, installed and operating in During the winter of 1951, this fair. for voters. They would choose be- dangerous in that it promotes There are at least two sides to tween repealing tax diversion or spending and makes economy ex- your home. Every pump is factory- Mr. and Mrs. Bart Aikens and outfit cracked the Communists' daughter of Cass City were Sun- most arguments and this tax situ- continuing a new tax. tremely difficult." tested and guaranteed, and we back line in the battle of "Bloody day guests of Mrs. Iva Arnott and Angle," one of the bitterest en- ation is no exception. On one hand For this reason the Senator, con- In repeating this observation, up every installation with our own sons, Garey and Don. Mr. Les gagements of that year. are those who cry, "politics." They sidered by many to be among the which we made several weeks agdr guarantee of complete satisfaction. Sheufelt of Detroit and Mrs. May Private Reed, who attended high claim that if Higgins would report most conscientious of Legislators, we believe it only fair to Sheufelt were also callers. school in St. Glair, entered the out the Walter Nill corporate pro- has consistently fought for a tax emphasize that the state treasurer Les Sheufelt of Detroit and Mr. Army last September and received fits bill, it would stand a good program that effects many voters is a responsible public official and and Mrs. Israel Good and Mr. and basic training at Camp Chaffee, chance of becoming law. But the and with a termination date in that the views so given as his own Mrs. Ervin Andrews and children, Ark. corporate profits tax has been 1955, and should be evaluated according- Larry and Lesley, were Sunday advocated for years by Governor But Sen. Higgins has had much ly. It has always been ,the policy dinner guests of Mrs. May Sheu- The hardest thing for some folks Williams and its passage would be advice from automobile corpora- of the "Michigan Mirror" to report felt. to give is in. a feather in his political cap. The tions in drawing up tax programs. Lansing trends as they exist and Mrs. Lizzie Andrews was a din- senator, who is able to stop the This fact has generated suspicion to let the readers be the judge. ner .guest Sunday of Mrs. Adeline Parker. DIRECTORY Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Severn of Detroit spent the week end with JAMES BALLARD, M. D. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Abbe and chil- Office at Cass City Hospital dren and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Severn of Elkton. Phone 221R3 Hours, 9-5, 7-9 Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Bultman of Free water systems Detroit spent the week end here DENTISTRY inspection and survey working on their house. EL C. FRFTZ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cameron and Office over Mac & Scotty Drug son, Earl, Jr., of Deckerville were Store. We solicit your partronage Sunday dinner guests of . Mr. and when in need of work. Mrs. Floyd Zapfe. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Zapfe and H. T. Donahue, A. B., M. D. R.E. JOHNSON granddaughter, Debbie Wurm, Physician and Surgeon were in Pontiac Friday to visit the X-Ray Eyes Examined latter's brother who suffered a Phones: stroke and is in the General Hos- Office, 96—Res. 69 pital. Your Kay Kretzschmer, Miss Block, K, I. MacRae, D. (X May Ziehm and Garey Arnott were Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon in a car accident Thursday and Half block east of Chronicle were injured. At this writing all Office, 226R2 Res. 226R3 Wedding are improving. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albreight B. H. STARMANN, M. D. and children and Mr. and .Mrs. Physician and Surgeon Ronnie Good and daughter were Hours—Daily, 9 to 5. Wednes- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and day and Saturday evenings, 7:30- Mrs. Merlin Kain. 9:30. Other times by appointment. Mr. and Mrs. James Gimmell Office, 189R2 Home 189R3 were callers in Gagetown Sunday Phones: mportant at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Ashmore, Jtf. DR. D. E. RAWSON Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Andrews DR. G. C. CARRICK Event of and children, Larry and Lesley, DENTISTS Auten Motor Sales and Mrs. May Sheufelt were Office in Sheridan Building Phone 111 Cass City guests Sunday evening of Mr. and Mrs. Art Sheufelt and children, P. L. MORRIS, M. D. Your Life Mr. and Mrs. Noble Benson and OUR REPUTATION RIDES WITH EVERY USED CAR AND TRUCK WE SELL! son, Lloyd, of Detroit were week- Office 4415 South Seeger St. Office hours, 1-4 and 7-9 p. m. Phone 221R2 Hany Crandell, Jr., D. V. M. Office, 4438 South Seeger St. ••A WHY TAKE CHANCES? CHOOSE . Phone 27 PHOTOGRAPHER Call 245 Cass City FRITZ NEITZEL, P. A. of A. You want your wedding to be perfect in every detail. 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Pioneer of Cass City Personal News and Notes from Deford Community Dies Mrs, Ronald Phillips of Cass family were Sunday dinner guests family of Cass City were Sunday William Parker, who is em- children of Owendale were recent Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nicholas and of Mr. and 'Mrs. Dick Long and dinner guests at the Earl Rayl, Sr., ployed in Detroit, spent Saturday Saturday evening guests at the children and William Inglasbe City accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Funeral services were held Melvin Phillips and Darlene to family of Millington, the occasion home. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Sunday at the home of his home of Mr. and Mrs. William were business callers in Cass City being in honor of Mrs. Long's and Mrs. Arnold Rayl and children Wednesday at 2 p. m. at Little's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Ashmore, Sr. Saturday evening. Saginaw Sunday to visit Mrs. John Funeral Home for Dwight Edwin Gruber at the contagious hospital, birthday. of Almont and Mr. and Mrs. Parker. The Greenwood Grasshoppers' Robert McVey of Bad Axe was a Mr. and Mrs. George Jacoby Alonzo Rayl of Caro. Turner, who died Sunday, May 17, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Quinn, Jr., 4-H Club met last Thursday eve- business caller at the Norris Mel- while they visited Ernest Johnson at Heatherstone Convalescent at the Veterans' Hospital. and sons had dinner Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips went to Coldwater Sunday to see ning at the Greenwood School- lendorf home Monday, Home, where he had been a their little son, Jimmy, who has house with their leaders, Charles Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hartwick the Clifton Ropp home at Bridge- entertained at dinner Sunday eve- Mrs. Howard Helwig of Grant ning Mr. and Mrs. Arleon Rether- patient one week. Mr. Turner had been ill a few days. Taschner and Mrs. Willard Elli- were Sunday dinner guests of the port. spent from Saturday until Monday Andy Dennis spent the week end ford and children. been in ill health the past year. Milton Mellendorf, 2%-year-old cott. The next meeting will be held in Bad Axe, as her granddaughter, latter's sister and husband, Mr. Dr. E. Ray Willson, D. D.., of Port son of Mr. and Mrs. Norris E. at the home of Charles Taschner and Mrs. Henry Doerr, at May- at Fairgrove with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sherwood of Miss Sandra Withey, had, under- Everett Ackerman and family. Imlay City called on Mr. and Mrs. Huron officiated. Mellendorf, is having the measles on Thursday evening, May 28. gone an operation for appendicitis ville. Louis Sherwood on Sunday. Mr. Turner, a pioneer of this these days. The following relatives helped on Saturday. Mrs. Carrie Lewis is spending Sanford Wall and Mrs. Robert Temple called at the Harold Mrs. Boyd Tait left on Thursday community, was born in Tuscola Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Allison Mrs. William Ashmore, Sr., cele- this week with Mr. and Mrs. for her home in Alexandria, County, July 11, 1867, the son of spent Saturday evening with Mr. brate her 60th birthday anniver- Wayne Evo and family of Roches- Chapin home on.Sunday. Mr. and Be careful what you start while Mrs. Warren Kelley and family Louisiana, after a five weeks' visit the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and and Mrs. James Welborn. sary on Wednesday, May 13: Mr. trying to stop something. ter. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Turner. Mr. and Mrs. Justus Ashmore and Mrs. Ralph Harrington and Mr. and Mrs. Harold* Chapin and and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hicks and family were luncheon guests William Zemke. He married Miss Emorilla Met- and children, Bonnie Lou, Linda daughter, Bertha, Mr. and Mrs. at the Chapin home Sunday eve- The Misses Sharon, Janet and calf in Ellington Township, Octo- Sue and Dennis J. of Saginaw, Garth Thane and children, all of ning. Jackie McRobbie and Mr. and Mrs. ber 22, 1890.. Following their mar- spent Sunday at the home of his Caro, Mrs. William Ashmore, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Mart Kirkbride of Richard McRobbie of Marlette riage, they made their home on a parents, Mr. and Mrs. William and children, Floy and Robert, of BAD AXE MARBLE Carsonville called on Mr. and Mrs. were Sunday visitors at the Ken- farm in Elmwood Township until Ashmore, Sr. Gagetown, Mr. and Mrs. Charles MARLETTE PHONE 3531 William Hicks Sunday. neth Churchill home. 1920, when they came to Cass City Mrs. John Doerr went to Pontiac Ashmore and children and Mrs. ALWAYS A HIT SHOW! where he has lived until his death. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lambkin Mr. and Mrs. George McArthur Friday to visit relatives and on Richard Schuette of Rescue, Mr. FRI., SAT. MAY 22-23 AND GRANITE of Dearborn called at the George and three children of Royal Oak Mr. Turner had been a member Sunday went to Berkley to visit at and Mrs. Andrew Kozan and chil- of the Sunshine Methodist Church Double Feature Program!! Spencer home on Monday. spent the week end with the the home of her son and wife, Mr. dren, Louie, Margaret Ann and Special Laugh Attraction! WORKS Mr. and Mrs. Clark Zinnecker former's mother, Mrs. Amanda for the past thirty-five years. and Mrs. Maynard Doerr. Randy Lew, of Cass City. Mrs. Turner died November 30, Milton Mellendorf and Lyle Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and A feature-length package of the and sons and Mr. and Mrs. Francis McArthur. best in cartoon fun! Doyen visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur 1936. Kreh were callers in Cass City Mrs. Raymond Roberts were Mr. Surviving are: one daughter, Adrian and daughter of Flint on Folks who are always trying to Saturday evening. and Mrs. Homer Randall and chil- "WALT DISNEY'S ALL- CEMETERY Sunday. get a kick out of life frequently Mrs. Mack Little of Novesta Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Teller and dren of Cass City and Mr. and CARTOON FESTIVAL" Township; three sons, Mr. J. D. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Rayl and get it on the shins. i sons and Mrs. Myrtle Teller of Mrs. Richard Schuette of Rescue. Color By Technicolor Turner of Cass City, Mr. Clare j Pontiac were calling on old friends The Memorial services will be MEMORIALS Turner and Mr. Aaron Turner, i in this vicinity Sunday. held at the Grant Cemetery at 2 AND both of Elmwood Township; ten I Mr. and Mrs. Keith Mosher of o'clock on Saturday, May 30. grandchildren; nine great-grand- JACK j Large and Fine Stock of Flint were callers at the home of Everybody is cordially invited to children, and Mrs. E. A. Koch of Mr, and Mrs. William Ashmore, attend these services. McCAU, Merchandise. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, who Sr., Sunday. The community is ^having a fare- made her home with them since Mr. and Mrs. Seth Roberts of well party at the Grant Church AVAILABLE AT childhood. RICHARD CLIFF Carleton were Saturday and basement Friday evening,. May 22, IN DEFORD—Johnson's Hardware and Jaeoby's Gro- Two brothers and two sisters Sunday guests of his brother and for Mr. and Mrs. Dugald Mac- cery preceded him in death. wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Roberts, Lachlan, who are soon leaving to Sat. Midnight Show! Local Representative r IN KINGSTON—Leg^s Gas Station Burial was in Ellington Ceme- and nephew and wife, Mr. and make their home in Bad Axe, af- 'CONFIDENTIALLY CONNIE' Cass City tery. Mrs. Raymond Roberts. ter having lived the past 37 years IN DAYTONA— Al Trisch Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Roe and on their farm in Grant. SUN., MON. 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Extra UGHT ADDED ' £---""~~x:>'sT--* —' Color Cartoon "Tfie Bfeg: House'* Don't Miss Our Giant Fireworks PREMIUM QUALITY WITHOUT THE PREMIUM PRICE Display Friday,, May 29th CASS CITY CHRONICLE— FRIDAY, MAY 22,1953- CASS CITY, MICHIGAN* Ware Presides at HAWKS TAKE SECOND Good Pasture Will Junior Hawks Place Choose 4-H Judging Final Rites Held for Concluded from page one. Produce More Milk Second in Track Team for County Hirman McKellar Area Conference by Dean Hoag and Tim Burdon. In the third, the Hawks added an- Good, succulent pastures fill A 4-H, Clothing Judging Contest Jim Ware, Chief of the Lodge other run without benefit of a hit. Cass City Junior High Track Hirman McKellar, 79, ill for- cows quickly and mean more milk. was held last Saturday at the seven weeks, died Sunday night inv of the Order of the Arrow in the Foy reached first on an. error, Alfred Ballweg, Tuscola County Team tied second place behind Valley Trails Council, presided at Caro in the Thumb B Conference Wilber Memorial 4-H Building, ac- his home. stole second and went to third on agent, says a cow will need about cording to Jean E. Gillies, county the Area Conference held at Camp an infield out. He scored a meet held at Caro Friday, May 15. Funeral services were held'; 150 pounds of legume-grass pas- home demonstration agent. Five Wednesday at 2 p. m. from the Rotary last week end. It was at- moment later when Carson threw ture a day to produce 50 pounds of Cass City and Bad Axe each tended by 190 men and boys repre- girls were chosen to represent First Baptist Church where he was • a wild pitch. milk. This means 4,500 pounds of finished with 35% points while Tuscola County at district elimi- senting most of the scout councils Cass City scored twice more in Caro's winning total was 48. a member. Rev. Robert Weckle of- pasture per cow per month. nations to be held at Michigan ficiated and burial was in Elm- OEY CASSIDY would do almost of the lower peninsula of Michigan the fifth and once in the sixth, but If pasture is short, Ballweg The Junior Hawks took first in J anything to get the boots in from Detroit to Traverse City and State College in August. They are: wood Cemetery. The remains were Carson closed the gates in the adds, the cow will need one ton of the 440-yard relay and pole vault Gail Wallace, Kingston; Ann Mc- Pop Smith's store. He looked down to St. Joseph. seventh to preserve his victory. which was won by Freeman. Other in the Douglas Funeral Home un- at his own, worn, almost pathetic silage, 700 pounds of hay or 475 Kenzie, Mayville; Lois McMullen, til noon Wednesday. An honored guest was William Cass City collected as many hits pounds of concentrates for every points were compiled by Cass City pair of once black boots, now cov- C. Morgan of Chicago, formerly Mayville; Mary Jane Young, A resident of Elmwood Town- ered with dust, heels twisted com- as Yale, seven, but committed five ton of pasture lacking. in the following manner: second scout executive in Saginaw, and in 100-yard dash, Bob Hunter; Reese, and Edna Tacey, Fairgrove. ship and Cass City for 75 years, he- ically to one side. errors. The Bulldogs were guilty Contented cows find enough These 4-H members judged known to many in Cass City as a of two misplays. fourth in 100-yard hurdles, Harri- was born Jan. 24, 1874, in KomokOy, The hot sun hung over Devil's food on a one-acre grazing area, several classes of garments and Canada, the son of the late Mr., song leader, who is now advisor to Marlette Game. and lie down to chew their cuds son; fourth in 75-yard dash, Mar- Ridge, making it like a nightmare the Order of the Arrow for Mich- tus; tie for fifth in broad jump, rated them according to appear- and Mrs. Duncan and Elizabeth. in the middle of the day. The street The final conference game of the and produce milk. If cows have to ance, selection and workmanship. igan, Wisconsin, Illinois and Indi- year was a slugfest that Cass City Hunter. McKellar. burned cruelly up through the spend more time eating, they must These classes included wool skirts He married Miss Alice Winches- ana. won to share second place league travel farther to get enough food holes in the old boots. He'd even The Order is a society of scout and cotton dresses, made by 4-H ter in Elmwood Township, Sept. steal if need be, he thought to honors. and energy is subtracted from Demonstration Group members, and cotton blouses, 19, 1895. They retired and moved himself. And he campers, whose members are The game was fairly close until milk-producing. elected by the boys and men in loaned by the J. C. Penny Co. of into Cass City ten years ago. reckoned he'd be the sixth inning when Cass City Meets Tuesday Caro. Surviving, besides his wife, are- the only fifteen- the scout troops as honor campers. jumped up with five runs to salt Others from Cass City attending Leaders and parents who helped two daughters, Mrs. Leslie Muntz year-old thief in away the contest. with this event were: Mrs. Fred the conference were Dick Wallace, Previous to their sixth inning (Berneice) of Cass City and Mrs.. the jail house if The Novesta Home Demonstra- Black, Akron; Mrs. Joe Young, Thomas Smith (Iva) of ColwoodB he got caught. Roger Little, Russell Foy, Ray W. outburst, the Hawks had collected tion group met Tuesday evening, Fleenor and Harold Oatley. Mrs. Albert Schempp and Mrs. and four grandchildren. He turned reluctantly from the four runs in the second and one Managers and sponsors together May 12, at the home of Mrs. Hugh Carl King, all of Mayville. store window, took one more, long A service project is part of the in the fourth inning. Connolly. The lesson, "Improve program at each Arrow meeting. with representatives from the Cass look at the high yellow topped Marlette had kept in the game City Gavel Club met Tuesday Your Storage Space," was ably boots with the dark green butter- The group planted some thousands with a pair of tallies in the second presented by Mrs. Connolly and Final Rites Held for of pine trees as their major con- evening at the New Gordon Hotel Concluded from page one. flies neatly engraved in the front. and a single run in the third. to discuss arrangements for the Mrs. William O'Dell. The group He'd be back to get them, he tribution at this conference. In the big sixth inning, Doyen 1953 Cass City Softball League. will have a meeting on "Basket Gagetown Resident ual in the league to be awardedl vowed. He'd get the money some- started the rally by working Vat- The group decided to adopt two Weaving" sometime in June, the more than one trophy. He received^ how. He'd ask his dad down at the Former Resident of ter for a walk. Evans sacrificed new rule changes this year. One time and place to be announced Mrs. Edward Stapleton died awards for the individual high. livery stable; maybe he'd loan him and LeRoy Hoag sent his across of the new rules makes it manda- later. Thursday, May 14, at Cass City three-game series, 670, and the- the money and he ^could pay it with a single. An error in the out- Hospital, following an operation. high average for the year, 178.7. back . . . someday. Deford Dies Saturday tory for player personnel from field on a fly by Foy scored LeRoy each team to live not over 20 miles Slate Service at Funeral services were held The trophy awarded for the in- He crossed the .street, stopping Hoag and Dean Hoag also reached from the place where their team Saturday at St. Agatha's Church, dividual high single game of the suddenly as two horsemen came Funeral services were held first on a boot by Marlette. Tim Gagetown, with Rev. Glenn W. season was annexed by George Wednesday in his home at Harbor originates. Williamson Cemetery down the main drag of Devil's Burdon singled Foy across and The second rule establishes a Cronkite officiating. j Lapp who posted a 266 game. Ridge. The man with the cold, Beach for Lyle Sanford Spencer, both he and Dean Hoag rambled Mrs. Stapleton was born Octo- Other awards were presented to» who died Saturday, May 16, after new commission to handle disputes dark eyes almost cut Joey down home on a double by Wallace, A special Memorial Day service ber 5, 1899, in Gagetown. Ronald Geiger, second high; as he rode past him, thundering a long illness. in the league. A player from each Marlette out hit Cass City 8-7, team, a Gavel Club member and will be held at the Williamson The former Anna Kastner, she average for the season, 176 j to a halt in front of Pop Smith's Mr. Spencer was born in No- but was charged with seven errors Cemetery, Sunday, May 31, at 2 married Mr. Edward Stapleton Robert Hartwick, who raised his store. He was followed by another vesta Township near Deford, the chief umpire will form the that proved fatal to their chances committee. p. m. in May, 1927. ,She was a member average 15 pins for most improved, February 26, 1892, son of Mr, and of winning the game. Cass City al- of the Rosary Altar Society. bowler award, and Stanley Morell^ Mrs. George Spencer, who.survive. Robert Osborne is the chairman so had a poor ,day afield as they for the event. Included in the pro- Surviving are: her husband; one a triplicate award for three games On November 5, 1912, he mar- were charged with five boots. Gavel Club Learns daughter, Jacqueline, and one son, of 171 each. ried Miss Mildred Knirs. They gram will be a march by veterans On Memorial Day, the Hawks and two numbers by the Owendale William, both at home; one sister, According to a report from Lea- made their home in Deford for a will entertain Elkton. at the Cass About Little Leagues band. Mrs. Patrick Stapleton of Gage- gue Secretary Fred Auten, Hazen short time, then moved to Cass 'City Municipal Park. town, and one brother, Clement Guinther has compiled an attend- City and later to Bad Axe where The invocation will be given by Members of the Cass City Gavel Elder Silas Parker and the speaker Kastner of Detroit. ance record that will be hard to he operated a blacksmith shop for Club learned about the rules and Rosary devotions were held at equal. He has a record of five••• 20 years before going to Harbor WSCS Elects Officers will be Rev. Don Porteous. Also regulations of Little League Base- scheduled on the program will be the Hunter Funeral Home Friday years of perfect attendance. Beach two years ago to operate a ball Tuesday evening at their reg- evening. Officers for the 1953-54 season grocery store. The WSCS met in the Methodist two selections by the RLDS Choir ular meeting at the New Gordon and honor roll ceremonies by Vern Burial was in St. Agatha's were also named at the banquet.. He was a member of the Ma- Church for an 8 o'clock meeting Hotel. Monday evening. Ricker. Cemetery. Carl Kolb will be president, Ronald! sonic Lodge. Lester Ross, program chairman, Benediction will be said by Rev. Those attending were from Geiger, vice-president, and Alden., 'Surviving, besides his parents, The pledge program, "God's introduced Chalmer Young, former Plan, All One Family," was in Jason P. Hollopeter. Taps will Chepston, Ontario, Caro, Alpena Asher, secretary. are: his wife; three daughters, Cass City coach, and Dr. Sharpe conclude the program. Cass City and Detroit. Velma Kennedy and Rosalind charge of Mrs., Harold Oatley. to present the facts to the organi- Bezmek of Bad Axe and Dorothy Mrs. William Profit, assisted by zation. Faltering Tractor v Joey leveled the .45 at the Koss of Harbor Beach; two sons, Mrs. Jack Hulien, conducted the man. "Drop 'em, mister!" The pair explained the compli- Methodist Men to New Machinery Arnold L. of Kinde and Robert in pledge service while Mrs. John cated system that is used to or- Spells Lost Money ' Guisbert sang a solo. man who stayed near the horses. the Armed Forces, stationed in ganize the league and explained Hold Ladies'Night Improper liquid - weighting of Austin, Texas; 12 grandchildren; The Cass City society has been the buying and trading procedure tractor tires can cause more Joey watched the man with the invited to attend the Gagetown black eyes enter the store. Joey one sister, Mrs. Roy (Winnifred) used in the league. Cass City Methodist Men will trouble than if it had not been Col well of Saginaw; two brothers, meeting on Tuesday evening, May After explaining the league, Mr. done at all, warn farm service- continued across the street where 26, at 8 o'clock. Anyone desiring a sponsor their first annual Ladies' his pinto was tied. Just as he Seth of Dearborn and Alvah of {Young and Dr. Sharpe showed Night next Monday, May 25. engineers. I Auburn Heights. One sister, May, ride is asked to contact Mrs. Grant | movies of the Little Leaguers in Tests reveal that to obtain maKi- - mounted the little mare, he heard Patterson. Highlighting the program will be a gun shot. He looked in the direc- preceded Mm in death. action. an address by the Rev. Paul Car- mum pulling power against mini- Burial was in Novesta Cemetery. Election of officers was held In a short business meeting, the mum tire wear, tractor tires * tion of the sound just in time to and the following officers were go, pastor of the First Methodist club voted to send Jack Cook to Church of Marine City, on "The should be filled with MqpMs not: see the man hurrying out of the elected: president, Mrs. Earl more than 75 per cent. store. He was carrying a heavy WIN REGIONALS Boys' State at Lansing. After ad- Church and the United Nations." Douglas; vice-president, Mrs. El- journment, club members worked The reason for this limit is tfiatfc sack and the yellow boots. wood Eastman; recording secre- Mr. Cargo, who has been keenly an air chamber must remain if the Concluded from page one. at the Softball diamond at the interested in this subject for sev- Joey looked up and down the tary, Mrs. H. M. Bulen; secretary Cass City Recreation Park. tii*e is to retain the basic prin- deserted street for help; the heat of promotion, Mrs. William Profit; eral years, has been a member of ciples of a pneumatic tire-^-that is, performance was made possible seminars visiting U. N. head- had driven all the towns people in- through the efforts of other mem- treasurer, Mrs. Harry Grande!!.; give cushioning and longer life doors. The sheriff's office was secretary of Christian social rela- quarters and Washington govern- through flexibility and resistance bers of the squad. Piling up points mental leaders. He is the son of A new low-cost automatic down at the other end of the street. in earlier events for the Hawks tions, Mrs. Walter Schell; secre- twine-tying baler, low and to bruising. / He decided to go after the boots. were: Burdon, second in 100-yard tary of student work, Mrs. Joseph Concluded from Page one. the Rev. Ira Cargo, pastor of the Tractor tires 75 per cent liquid—/ Mrs. Ernest Croft and Mrs.local church from 1922-27. streamlined, has Just been put He waited.until the two men rode dash, fourth in 220 and a first in Sommers; secretary of youth work, on the market. The manufac- filled still retain a brusie-resisting^ out of town, then he cut his pinto the broad jump with a leap of 20 Mrs. Keith McConkey; secretary Lewis Bishop, presidents of the Officers for the coming year air chamber that absorbs shock will be elected by the men during turer reports it has a capacity out in the direction of the dust feet, 8 inches; Jack Clara, fourth of children's work, Mrs. Howard two societies represented, poured, of up to seven tons an hour and and they retain 95.5 per cent of! that rose on the horizon. He'd in 100-yard dash; Bill Martus, Rexiri; secretary of supply work, when refreshments were served. the short business meeting con- because of the low center of their wear resistance, 4.5 per cent just follow the dust, he reflected. second in 180-yard low hurdles and Mrs. Albert Gallagher; secretary The next Guild meeting will be ducted by Joseph Sommers. Din-gravity it has greater stability less than a completely air-filled?:. It would stop soon, and When it third in 120-yard high hurdles; of literature and publication, Mrs. in September. ner will be served at 7:30 p. m. on hilly aayfields. tire. did he'd take the money and the E. C. Fritz; secretary of status of boots back to Pop. Arleon Kelley, first in 880-yard dash. Time 2:06.6. women, Mrs. Fred Maier; secre- !*»M»>»M~J"M*M»^MM«K^K^ The two distant riders crossed Besides Cass City and Alma, tary of local church activities, Mrs. the river and stoppe^ at Old Ben teams in the event finished in the Audley Kinnaird; secretary of Foster's ranch. Joey followed following order: Mt. Pleasant, spiritual life, Mrs. Audley Raw- | AT HULIEN'S - - - Gifts for Every Graduate I them across the river, stopped his Greenville, East Lansing, Bad Axe, son; secretary of missionary edu- horse just short of the main gate, cation and service, .Mrs. Avon and continued on foot, wondering Belding, Caro, Lansing Resurrec- all the time if they were going tion and Ionia. Grand Ledge and Boag. to rob Old Ben. Ithaca entered but failed to win Following the meeting, refresh- any points. ' ments were served by Group IV, He saw the horses tied outside Mrs. John Guisbert and Mrs. the bunk house with the heavy sack strapped to the saddle. But Preaching and practice are twins Howard Helwig, co-chairmen. the boots weren't there. He walked that often get separated. cautiously up to the horse and One "think" before an accident untied the bag. He opened it and ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. is worth millions afterwards. Final Account. found to his surprise, a sack full State of Michigan, The Probate Court of cartridges and a new .45 Colt for the County of Tuscola. iiimuiiiiimiiiimtiimmiimiiimmmiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiimiiiinin In the Matter of the Estate of Martha revolver. It was loaded and there MacArthur, Deceased. was one shell missing. He pulled At a session of said Court, held on May back the hammer and strode to- 15th, 1953. Treat yourself to authentic Present, Honorable Almon C. Pierce, ward the bunk house. Judge of Probate. Hanes style and gratifying Notice is Hereby Given, That the peti- ! TAKE NO I He opened the door and saw the tion of The Pinney State Bank, the ad- Hanes comfort for those man with the cold eyes sitting on ministrator w/w/a of said estate, praying playtime hours. We have a the cot trying desperately to pull that his final account he allowed and the full line of Hanes spori on one of the yellow boots. His residue of said estate assigned to the per- sons entitled thereto, will be heard at the shirts in dozens of color face was red with rage and the Probate Court on June 9th, 1953, at ten 1 CHANCES I a. m. combinations, in crew necks) perspiration beaded his leathery It is Ordered, that notice thereof be forehead. given by publication of a copy hereof for polo collars and button-downs. Joey leveled the .45 at the man. three weeks consecutively previous to said day of hearing, in the Cass City Chronicle, Colorfast, shrink-resistantj "Drop 'em, mister!" and that the petitioner cause a copy of | on inferior cleaning. Let knit to take it! The cowboy looked up. "Tarna- this notice to be served upon each known party in interest at his last known ad- | us take one of your tion, boy, put that gun back be- dress by registered mail, return receipt fore you blow the place to pieces." demanded, at least fourteen (14) days I valued garments and FABULOUS FIT/ From $ "I see you steal them boots and prior to such hearing, or by personal ser- vice at least five (5) days prior to such this gun from Pop Smith's store," hearing. 1 know the job will be shouted Joey in boyish anger. ALMON C. PIERCE, WITH PROPORTION KNIT... Judge of Probate. § done right. "You mean you saw me buy A true copy these things from old Pop." Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate. 8HJSER. SHEER, 5-22-3 "Don't go denying you drilled LET US CAREFULLY ORDER APPOINTING TIME Pop. I heard the shot from out- FOR HEARING CLAIMS. | Yes, your clothes will have side," said Joey still pointing the State of Michigan, The Probate Court | that fresh new look after re- gun. for the County of Tuscola. In the Matter of the Estate of Hugh A. 1 turning from our cleaning "I shot her into the floor to see Gray, Deceased. . if she worked proper." The man At a session of said Court, held on | plant. Carefully cleaned with Gift Wrap May 6th, 1953. said producing a receipt of the Present Honorable Almon C. Pierce, if all minor repair work, fin- goods purchased. Joey looked at Judge of Probate. | ished to our exacting stand- it and blushed. Feeling more Notice is Hereby Given, That all credi- ie-fcookiia&s tors of said deceased are required to pre- | ards. Try us. than a little foolish he handed the sent their claims in writing and under ZSjffg man his gun. oath, to said Court, and to serve a copy thereof upon Frederick B. Auten of Cass For sheer perfection in fit;";'i choose "I guess I wanted those boots City, Michigan, fiduciary of said estate, superbly proportioned^-all-over; miuiiiiiunHiiiiiimiiuinmira so bad I plumb lost my head." and that such claims will be heard by I OUR EXPERT CLEANING j He turned to leave. "Sorry." said Court at the Probate Office on July Berkshires. All with the glamorous 20th, 1953, at ten a. m. I IS GUARANTEED 1 new "give/and take*' Nylace Tops, "The cussed things don't fit me. It is Ordered, That notice thereof be 1.50 Hundreds of outstanding gift items for grads waiting given by publication of a copy hereof for that absolutely wiU not run...give: I was in such a hurry to leave I three weeks consecutively previous to said pair your selection. didn't try them to size forehand." day of hearing, in the Cass City Chronicle, more comfortable and longer wear. and that the fiduciary cause a copy of this The man with the black eyes han- notice to be served upon each known party EICIIU'S ded the boots to Joey, "I reckon in interest at his last known address by a boy with as much spunk as you registered mail, return receipt demanded, at least fourteen H14) days prior to such should size up to a pair of man's hearing, or by personal service at least Pickup and Delivery boots." five (6) days prior to such hearing. ALMON C. PIERCE, HULIEN'S Judge of Probate. Phones A true copy: | Pigeon 183 Cass City 233 Home o*f Fine Shoes and Clothing Beatrice P. Berry, Register of Probate. Advertise it in the Chronicle. 5-15-3 JfmHnmunmmmimiminiimmiiimiiiimmiimimiimimtriiunmmrai ,I^«M^HHH£