Years of Service to FRANKENMUTH, Michigan

zzmmmmm "•>* *,«' Fire injuries take the life of Mrs Albe keman, 41 Mrs Albert Wakeman, 41, who of their church. Numerous- tried unsuccessfully to reach her frien .s had told her it had bee* daughter .Mary in their flaming Years of Service to home the night of Sept. 10, lost years since they had prayed a* her struggle for life Friday diligently and sincerely as they morning when she succumbed did for her recovery. to injuries sustained in that She was grateful tor the many FRANKENMUTH, Michigan - fire. cards that friends from far ana Entered July 19, 1906 at .he EWffi.c a, Frankennuuh, Midn.an as near sent hor. There was never second class matter under the Act oi C Site had been confined at St. a day without some mail for her, iis^vvs of Mareh 2, 1S7S> Mary's Hospital ever since and Volume 51, No. 24, Wednesday, December 19,1956. was making progress daily until the family said. She had express she suffered a relapse some ed the desire after she was home weeks ago. Mrs Wakeman had again to write a personal thank suffered second and third de you for every message she'd re gree burns over 4Sr; of her ceived. Sewage service body. The Albert Wakeman family Funeral services were held moved from their farm near .Monday afternoon at the Nucch- Fenton to Frankenmuth on lerlein - Wendt Funeral Home Labor Dajf, 1946. Here they and at St. Lorenz Church of built and opened the Ken Thea statement due which she was a member. The tre on Sept. 19, 1947. Mrs Wake* man became the cashier and Frankenmuth water users will In the process of the digestion Rev. Carl K. Mehlberg and the Rev. A. C. Klammcr officiated gave motherly attention to all ) find a 30'.;- increase in the total of these solids, enough gas is the children who attended, ia being produced to heat four to with burial in St. Lorenz ceme of their water bills which they tery. 1950 Mrs Wakeman took charge will receive shortly after Jan. 1. six average homes. This gas is of all the booking of the mo 11 will be the first time they being used to keep the digestors Thelma Robinson was burn April 23, 1915 in Farmington, tion pictures, because she waa will be billed for waste treat at a temperature of 90 degrees. sincere in wanting to show only ment service they have been Mr Ilillis says that very soon Michigan. In 1933 she was married in Angola, Indiana to the films which she could be receiving since November. there should be enough gas pro MRS ALBERT WAKEMAN proud to run. Pro-rated this time because duced to take care of all heat Mr Wakeman whom she leaves ing at the plant. with three sons and a daughter: ninth. She also leaves a sister, Her son Harold, who received users have not received the full Harold Wakeman, stationed with Mrs Agne.s MeDevitt, Fenton, a compassionate transfer from three months service, the charge When the solids have been the U. S. Army at Fort Wayne, Previous to lapsing into a Alaska following the tragic will be based on the meter taken out, less than half of the Michigan; Dale Wakeman. with coma three weeks ago Mrs Sept. 10 fire, must report back readings being made this week total pollution has been remov the U. S. Army on emergency Wakeman had told her family to Fort Wayne the day after by the village water depart ed. The remainder is dissolved furlough from Germany; Ken she felt her suffering was not Christmas. Dale must report to ment. in the water. This part of the neth Wakeman, Fowlervule; Mrs in vain since it brought a num the East Coast by midnight Nearly two months have pass pollution is treated by the stone Kenneth Bannerman, Franken- ber of people back into the folds Dec, 26. ed since the waste treatment filters. When the stones of the plant was put into operation. It filters become, covered with has done a very fine job of green adgae, about 95% of the purifying the sewage and waste total pollution will be removed. *1 from Frankenmuth homes m.i Presently the treated waste that Rev. Mossner to be buried here industry. is being returned to the river Graveside services are to be He became extremely ill Satur living in Venezuela; Mrs Roger As Superintendent Leonard is 85-90% pollution free. held at 2 pm today at St. Lor day evening and was taken to Williams, Baltimore, Maryland; Ilillis points out, if all the sew Mr Ilillis said the job of enz cemetery for the Rev. Edwin Ford Hospital where he died Thomas Mossner, at home; three age and waste that has been laboratory technician is still Mossner, 17129 Bosworth Court, early the next morning. grandchildren; two brothers and treated had been put into gallon open at the plant and he would Detroit, who died Sunday morn Besides his wife, Pastor Moss one sister, Arno Mossner, Ray jugs and placed side by side in prefer to engage someone from ing at Ford Hospital at the age ner leaves two daughters and mond Mossner, Mrs A. H. Mac-' a straight line, they would reach the community rather than go of 50 years. The Rev. A. C. one son, Mrs William Powers, Kinnon, Cincinnati, Ohio. 100 miles beyond Miami, Flor ing outside for help. Anyone Klammcr will officiate. ida. who is qualified or who can be Funeral services were held If all the sludge that has come qualified for the job is at 11 am today at the Redford been removed wore placed in urged to contact Mr Ilillis at Lutheran Church, Detroit where lit gallon jugs and stacked one on (he plant, Present operating he served 35 years. A native of top of the other, they would personnel includes Erwin lion- Frankenmuth, Pastor Mossner roach 17 miles into the sky. old and Fred Conzelmann. was born here May 29, 1890. He •4;.?i received his elementary school ing here and on Nov. 21, 1921, T.i 39TH YEAR FOR TED he married Irma Hubingcr at Ten Girl Scouts to carol St. Lorenz Church. Eagles to take part in This business of Christmas mail is "old stuff" for Ten Frankenmuth Girl Scouts second class rank requirements Pastor Mossner attended Con cordia College, Frt Wayne, In Walter "Ted" Kern, above righf, who's been sorting will participate in the annual were presented their second Girl Scout sky carolling to be class badges. They include Sally diana from 1912 to 1918. In the holiday mail for 39 years. Here he dispatches outgoing held Friday at 7 pin in Saginaw. llocrauf, Mary Honold, Sara fall of '18 he entered Concord Christmas tournament Through the courtesy oi the LaRiviere, Rita List, Charlotte ia Seminary, St. Louis, Missouri, The Frankenmuth Eagles Dye - Swartz Creek game, if mail, cards and letters. Hilberf Geyer, left, operates Saginaw radio stations the girls Rivett and Judy Zohnder. All where he studied for three years. Following his graduation drew keen competition in the the Eagles keep winning, they the cancelling machine. He also is window clerk and will present an hourlong Christ the Girl Scouts received a gold third annual Christmas invita will play Dec. 29 at 9 pm in the mas carol broadcast which also star for completing another year he was extended a call by the tional basketball tournament be finals. gives general delivery service. In the rear, also in the wil be amplified throughout the in the scouting movement. Mission Board of the Michigan ii) ing held at Dye High School in The junior varsity contest is downtown area for the pleasure District lo serve (he mission Flint from Dec. 26 through the a 1-gamc elimination with the upper left picture, Robert Edmonds, regular rural car of the shoppers. congregation at Redford which 29th. Their first game on Dec. The broadcast will originate at the lime was known as Beth little Eagles scheduled to meet rier at the left, and Junior Trinklein, substitute rural Heavy snow fall lehem Lutheran Church, 26 at 8 pm will be against Ortonville on Dec. 27 at 3:1:1 in the Crystal Room of the Ban Atherton, defending champions pm. Should they win, they will carrier, sort rural mail. Below, left, Charles Vanek, in croft Hotel with Floyd Sicitier lie was ordained and installed of the tournament. play the winner of the Bentley - as director. It is sponsored by brings warning by the Rev. George Glaus, chair charge of incoming and outgoing parcel post section, the Exchange Club. man of the Mission Board, on 1 The two favorites are Mt. Swart/. Creek game on Dec. 28 Frankenmuth girls taking part Last week's heavy snowfall August 28, 1921 and had served Morris, a class B school,, the at 3:15 pm. The winners of is helping to distribute mail in the lock boxes. Post the congregation ever since. largest in the tournament, and that day's contests will play at will be Margaret Leprieh, Char brought the t annual warning lotte Rivett, Mary Ilonold, Coft'- from the police department re Although the Rev. Mossner the host school, Dye High 7:30 pm on Dec. 29. master Fred Zohnder, right, and Howard Wendt, had been in ill health for the m School. The Christmas invita-, -- /Whnjssion ^ the tournaiivnt nic Weiss, Cheryl tfeyer, M-tfry garding all night parking on whom The News cnm'vnman missed, sort incoming Lou Loesel, Sara LaRiviere, village streets. A village ordi last four years, he continued to : tional is a 2-eiimination tour/icy.

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