3 Sections 18 Pages

Ninety-occond Y car - No, 1

Sheriff Leaves F\ I Off CATHOLICS HONORING PASTOR SUNDAY s . Deputy Choice \· erns. ers · Chu.rch Holding Reception upery1sors: of St. Jumcs Catholic (' J0 Budd Sewer parishMcmJbor~ at Mnron n L'e holding o. Must Dec.lde Up to Villages • p • reception· for Rt. Rev. MsgL', t (·tty r~ce Charles Kcnt·lng Sunday. It will be · New Sheriff Will Name , a lnghold from1n the two Legion to fourMemorial in the build- aft· Wage ISSUe Men Gaining Village OK Cl'I\OOn, As Pari· Time Deputies The reception is in honor of the eleva.t10n of their pastor to tho rank of monslgno!', ~he elevation Leolie School Requeut Sheriff Willard P. Barnes is was t•ecently ·mncle 111 Rome by Fo1· Pnrlt Land Is Also .leaving it up to village officials Pope Plus XII . . At Wednesday night's Consideration who they want for part-time coun~ Dlle fm· dl mcctilig the Ferris Co., Inc., Bcslignm· Keating and clergy from Ingham supervisors will be Columbia· storm sewer at the Lansing and otheJ' nearby officials within t.he next week. in Mason Monday to decide on city es'tirriate. chuJ•clws, Lhe ;mb!Jc Is also invited wages for county employees, Present local deputies arc to lhc reception. ' To talte advantage of the of­ Supervisors promincd at their serving on temporary appoint­ Freel Henry Northrup of Mns<:m fer, the council decided to will ploy the Hammond ot·gan Sun­ December meeting tint the ments until the sheriff ap­ move the, hearing date on as­ rlay aftemoon. Refrcshmen ts will wage issue would be decided proves the list submitted by be S81'Ved. Se3sments up to January 22. It January 8. The e:cpccted raises village or township officials. Mrs. Wilma Lehman is cho.lrman was originally set for Decem­ will be made retroactive to Deputies Alva Beeman and of the reception committee. Serv- ber 4. Bids received that date 111g with her o.re Mm. Ed Went· January 1. Fmnk 'rrnpp serve at StoclMichigan. When Tuesday night )·came with­ for Immediate action on the sewer of St. Paul church, Owosso, and the Catholic Un!vcrsi ty of sing bmnch office. Deputy Lau­ and a half. While the average weight was five out any customers, Wiley and PJtter dug a Fr. Charl~s F. Keating, J. C. L., the supeJ'Visors voted against In· job, aldermen reported. Jewett in­ America, receiving the Ucentiate creases for elective officials but rance Bacon continues In the of- pounds, there were six fish which weighed big hole in the Wiley garden and 'planted the tends to erect new houses on his chancellm· of the 'Diocese of Lan­ degree in canon law m June 1942. flee under a temporary appoint­ between 10 and 15 pounds each. sing were the two named domestic left open the door for salat'Y ad­ carp there. ~ subdivision next spring and the Monslgnot· Keating has been in justments for employees, ment. There are a lot of golden carp in the sewer must first be built, C1ty prelates of His Holiness Pope Pius the chancery of.fice s1nce October, Sheriff 'J'ultt•s 0\'cr Wiley is at the right in the pi'Fture. The XII with the title of right rever­ Employe1~s Sign Pt•tltlou Sycamore and its tributaries, reported Conser- Engineer Walter E. Zimmer in­ 1942, servmg as secretary to Bis­ Shenff Barnes bccnmc sheriff at carp he is holding aloft weighed -'1'4 \-POunds. fm med the council. end monsignor. hop Alobers from 1942 until April Employees cxpress91l their essed Monsignor Keating was bam in 1045 when he was appointed chan­ pleasure at tho adjl,lstmcnt plan. hacl tal< en his oath of offtcc tho Lansing, May 8, 1912. After· grad­ cellor of the diocooe by Bishop Al­ They pel! tinned the · for previous Friday. Ral;_1h G. Strope, The complete estimate of the uating fmm St. Mary high school blnnltet ir.creascs. , sewe•r job, Including engineering ·bers. chi~r secmlty of!iccJ•, turned the in 1930 he began h1s studies for Besides serving as pasto1· of St. an increase of $250 lteys ove1· to the new sheriff. rMason Lions Mason Seeking Defense .Qlief, and incidentals, is $5,120.50. or the pnesthood that fall. He r·c­ James pansh, l1e Is one of the The petition was Strope was turnkey undet· formal' those flglll'es the city will bear ceived a bachelor of arts degree I $2,550.64, 'l.'he farm of Mrs. Net­ chaplains of the Lnnsing pollee and the supervisors at • Sh~,J·iff Allan A. MacDonald and Feast on Deer fmm Sacred Heart Seminary, De­ fire departments ancl is chltplain of ·hacl been asked by the formet tie Lane and son, Lawrence, wUI board meeting. It was ret:ert;'ed' Lions clinecl on their traditional New Fire Siren Also Wa~\~ed trOLl, in 1935 and af.tet• completing the Metropolitan club. the salaries ancl the wn.vs sheriff to present the keys to the he assessed $1,024.69. The A. W. prey Wednesday night. They had I • mNtns committees. 'l'h" jomt com­ new sheriff. part of a deer. A man, "preferably ofie with I conditiOns Mason can not afford Cole farm will have to pay $824.70 County CleJ•It C. Ross Hilliard staff offtcer training capable of to be without a siren wl!:ich can and Jewett wlll be asses&ed mittee was unable to reach an Joy 0 Davis provided the veni­ was at the shcl'lff's office when formulating and having carried be heard by every person In town. $701.25. Ownet·s of lots within the News Index agreement and asked for more the new shenff assumed command son from an eight-point buck he out a defense against atomic Aldermen Instructed tpe fire area will only have to pay from County Officers General news, Page 6, Part time to make a study. and he swore in the regular depu­ shot in the Pm·cupine mountains. bomb attaclc," is wanted by Ma- chief to have full partlcula)rs• on a $2.00 to $6.00. 1; Page 1, Part 2. 'In their petition the county em· ties. By 12:05 Monday morning all In keeping with the venison din­ son. new siren to present to tht> coun- Cole and Mrs. Lane and son in­ Appear m Group Want Rds, Pages 4 and 5, ployees pointed out that slate ancl the members of the staff were of­ ner·, Conservation Officer Walter To holster home defense in case cil January 15, · sist that thea· fanns wiiJ receive Part 1. city employees in tho county !~ave Mutchler gave a talk on safety in ficially in office. of war, the council is also consid- little benefit fl'Dm the sewer and Personal items, P~tge 2 and 3, had cosot of living increases as Seven deputies who served undet the woods. He said• 113 fatalities ering the purchase and installa­ that they are, being assessed for For Swearing In Part 1; Page 4, Part 2. well as mer! t raises since the out­ Shel')ff MacDonald remam w1th resulted among deer hunters from tion of a new siren capable of be­ Legals, Page 5, Part 1; Page break of war in Korea. 1940 through 1949. In the same the benefit of Jewett's subdivision. Sheriff Barnes. They a1e Ralph G Ing heard a distance of from three Jewett malnta111s that his land is . Ingham elective of.ficers tned 5, Part 2; Page 6, Part 3. There at·e 200 empioyees on tho Strope, Fred Frye, Vcrsilc Bab­ period there were 146 small game to seven miles. Farmers Will· See.· flooded by the runoff from the two someth111g new Friday. They met Church news, Page 5, Part 2. county payroll exclusive of the hunters killed, Mutchler reported. cock, Sam Tomlmson, Robert Lo,r· Mayor C. H. Hall told the coun­ fa,nns. . together in ·the court room at Ma- Editorials, Page 2, Part 3. road commission. Supervisors have The three main causes of hunt­ cil Wednesday night that he is re­ At an earlier hearing the coun­ son to subscribe to their official Farm news, Pages 4 and 5, no jurisdiction· over road• commis· encen, Kenneth Preadmore am' ing accidents, according to the of· 'Waves of G·reen'·~ sion salaries. Harold Barnhill. ceiving by ·'cyery mail letters and cil determined that the stonn oa.ths of offiCe. In former years Part 3. ficer, are humans in the line of J. K. Reed o( Lansing is chair­ nay Poucher. cngine~r ,at the literature from state and national sew~t· is necessa1y. they appeared separately to tal{~ ...- . jail, and M1•s. Jennie Kennedy, thr fire, mistaking humans for deer or defen~e a.utltol:itles. · At Wednesday night's council their oaths without formality. ' mnn of the salaries committee, bear, and acctdental discharge of ''I just can't lceep up with the At Soil Meeti·flg . d . Other membllrs arc K. G. Brown, coolt, arc also continuing unde1 • • " l \ \ the aldennen agreed to firearms. ~ Shet•lff Vhllard P. Barnes a~'d I - WilliamEton; Fred Marshall, Sheriff Bnt·nes. read1n.g rna tter and insti'Uctlons," "Waves o( Green" has becn,1itc­ city at large bear half Prosecutor Paul C. Younger were Ju ges w Openr Whit~ Education of young hunter~ and the mayor declared. 11 Oalt; Lloyd Atieltll!e, Alaie<.iotl, Jaclc Voss, once a turnkey nni:lc1 curcd for showing at the imntJal of a sewer job for Mrs. welcomed by the other officers who Shorlff MacDonald, 1s undersheriff the banning of unsafe firearms are He asltecl for nominations for a meeting of the Ingham soil colUier­ A. Carrier. J · ( and, C. G.. Card. East Lansing, two rcmuclies, Mutchler suggested. clefe,nse chief. were re-elected in November. · anuary ourt at Superviso1• Hubert R. Bullen of under the new regime. vation district next Thursday1Jight ~ .A!JdetTnen also decided to help County Clerk C. Ross Hilliard New men on the Barnes staf' City Engineer W(llter E. Zim­ at Mason. The meeting will be improve drainage conditions at the Aurelius is chttirman of the ways mm· pPotected M!i,son against and means committee. Sevving are Hany D. Willett of Mason, h helrl in the county building, H will Hall Memm•ial library. Water now !leersadmmistered one by onethe . .oath.Coroner to W,the Rayof- Mason on Monday cense examinct; at Mason; Ken­ bombing l1l World War II. He said beg-in at eight o'clock. ' seeps between the f9ot!ngs and the with him arc .John B. Fay, Delhi; he does not want to accept the Gorsline was .thll only one of the Ward• Vlcary, Bunker H11l; W. L, neth Gregory of Lansing, license Farmers Change Mmns Fonda of the public rein> foundation ancl damages the base­ officials elected in November who examiner at Lansing; and Dallas 'task in W oriel War III. tions department of the Fergu~on' ment flom·. Ingham cit·cuit judges will be in Jewett, Vevay; and Walter Mun­ Alderman Frank Evans sug­ was unable to attend the cere­ Mason Monday to formally open yon, Lansing. Langham of Holt. Lallgham is 8 Co. will be the speaker. He has mony. Officers in addlt10n to Hil· tumkey. Two Members of gested Col. William A. Bergin as been active in soil improvement the January term of circuit court. I.eulle Want~ J,and defense chief. Lieutenant-Colonel hard, Bal'lles ancl Younger who HouRc Being fiNiccor~ltr.rl work for many years. The te1m calcndai·, which was Leslie school officials are ex­ Bergin served as a staff officer t. A n n e were present were Mrs. Ethel L. pected t() appear before the su­ Sheriff Bat nes, Mrs. Bal'!lcs an< At the business mee.ting one dl· al leS n ou c Phi!lips, reglstct' of deeds: Lyle B. pl' and pervisors ~.fonday I o J•enew theit• their Bon lnvc not yet moved intr PMA Committee rector will be chosen, The tmm of \ Austin, treasure! ; Gerald L. Gra­ Hillin rd ancl mailed to lawyers 1 Mrs. Be.rgin are now in Mexico request fm· thretst ' $2.00 • Jet· before Beclcer and Niswonger availability 24 a clay, January and May terms of ca·­ 1 non J. Brown was clerk. With th£ :ece1ved majorities. Assessing Program All except light tJ•affic had to T·honburn reported. Mink have b!lJrred from usmg the Holt "The prosecutor's office is set cuit court are helcl at Mason. averaged $25.00, ' exception of 2% years she ha~ Township delegates who were at March nncl September terms are served as deputy clerl< in the Lan­ bl'lclge ovet· Doane .creel,, up to serve the publlc and the men In general, musinat tt·,tp;:>ing .he convention were Lee Rath­ and women they elect," Younger held In Lansing. sing office ever since. She ha~ waters undercut the northwest has been goocJ. this season accord­ IOne, Alaicdon; Frank Cosgt·ay, aobutment Sllj_}porting the 40-foot said. ' ing to trappers. In som'c areas,• made application for retirement. -\urelius; James B. Mcintee, Bun· Mrs. Inez S·waninger of Masor. span. . The new sheriff pledged himself however, water conditions wct·o {el' Hill; Robert Rcmar, _Delhi; to admimster the duties of his ~1as been tt·ansferred to the La~­ The rainfall of 1.76 inches which not nght and the catch was light. C.awrence Curt1s, Ing-ham; Rtcllard came in two days exceeded· the office without fear ·or favor. He The rats were there but they .sing office to serve as deputy 11 o\..ndrews, Lansing and Meridian; Council Extends charge when Mrs. Dewey retires total December rainfall by. two- told his deputies, most of whom didn't get b•apped. · leorge H. Alchin, Leroy; Kenneth tenths of an inch. · served under Allan A. MacDonalcl, :Mrs. Margaret Lawson of Lesli( il. Baker, Leslie; L. C, Snyder, will become clocltet clerlt at Mallon he admired their loyalty to the Time on Taxes :...oelt~; G. 0. Doxtader, Onondaga; taking the position made vacant man they worltecl for. He said he .\rthur Cobb, Stoc!Qbl'lclgc; Paul bore no animosities •toward anyone by the tran&fe1· of Mrs. Swaninget· 'l.cdman, Vevay; Lawrence J. Two· New Streets Mrs. Garnet HaH will move up tc who worlted against him in the lmith, 'Wheatfield; Carroll Glynn, Chart~r Gr.oup_ primary or the general electton. the position vacated by Mrs. Lo.w Nhite Oalt; and E. D. Brown; Wil­ liiOn. imnston. Deeded to City Both Mrs. Swaning-er and Mrs Studies Needs- Laws~n have been on the clel'l<'< 11taff for five years. ~'ALSE l<'IUE ALARill Atmospheric cmlclltions which '1eld Jocomoti ve smolte close. to the ;round .resulted In a needless run .o Mason street at 2:30 January 1. A freight train was on a siding Receive Guests .. on Organizations Past Chiefs club wlll meet 55th ·AnniversaryI . New Arrivals Mrs, Wuyne Spenny, Couple U llldcn W, M. A. will me.ct ut the A daughter was born to Mt•, lind Maple street, on Monday, "'11"u'"·v Mrs, Curtis' A!ofot·d of Holt on : homo of Mt•s, Fr'ank li'ottera 8, for a p~tluck aupper al. 0:30 NVcdnc~duy, Janunry 10, at one In, .. Tuesday, Dccom]Jel' 26, at the St. o'cloclt, Lawrence halljli tal in f.. ansing, ' •· Maccabees will hold a card par­ Mr; and Ml'S, Jc;hn VulUno o,f W, S. C, S, mcecntlvo lloat•d will ty. on Ti1ursday, ,January 11, at Stocltbridgc announce the birth of meet ut the Mcthorllst chm·elt on 8:00 p. 111, at llte h111l. a daughter, Kathleen Susan, on· lPt·iclay ur.tcll'noon, J ammr•y 5, There ' olo • Sunday, December 24, at the Rowe will lJo It regular W, S, C. S, meet­ Memorial hospital In Stocltbrldgc, Ing· on .hLmmry Jll nt 2 p. lll. Chureh officers will he In charge Mason Woman's Club Mr, und Mrs, Theodore Rye)<'~· mnn of Holt announce the hil'th • of the pt·or,:r·mn 011 stewnnl~>hlp. of o daughter, Shirley Ann, Mr~i. Lr.lilncl Auntln Is planning ll1r: Will Meet Tuesday Thursday, December 23, at clcvotlor.nl porlml. Dchm•ah elr•de lfl to be lrostess, Mnson Wr);nnn's c;uh will meet Mns01n General ho~pltal. at tile H111i Mcnwr·ial ilhrnry Tues­ Mr. and Mrs, Wlllium Robert' Mrs. 0, G. Owon will open her dny afl.et·nooll, .Tanurtt'Y !l, at 2:30, Coon of Pleasant ]alto ure the horne to mcmhet·s uf the Hebeluth Mt'R. Hollin D[trt, Mt•fl, L, H., parents of a daughtm·, Ann Mnrie, ' Coterie on Monday, .ltLnllat•y 8, While, Mr•s. J?, H. 'l'lnltlet• nnrl born ut B:l5 p, m, .January 1, Mt•s, Mr·s. Maynard Dietz unci Mrs, Mr~,. n, G. Henson nrc hostesses, .Coon is tho former Hache! '.l'aylol' · Ceml Underwood wiil serve as of Leslie. · co-hostesses. ·Mr~: .Tames Vander Von Is pro-' Mr. and Mrs. Preston L, Nlch; fl'l'l1tn c!Jouinnan. :'lhc will Intro­ Wheutflelrl Glennet•s will hold a duce Ralph Strope, who will ols of Okemos announce tile birth regular meeting at. the Wheuttielt'ning by Rt the homo of Alfreda Powelson Sat- an and Elmer gnwn was navy blue, accented j " , t' tl . mtss 1on , , nc1 n. . · c I1 II c ren i n. o,c.upa 1ona1 1e1npy ncv. Msgr. Charles Keating. Mr. urduy evening. marriage with durlt brown acoerJ3ories. Her Those paJ•tieipatinr; wore Jacl< D I• Ill M St by .th~ U111tr.cl .ce~eb~·~l Palsy ns-J and Mt'H. .Toseph Fontana nrc 1 uncl Tim O';;lt•len of Stoc.·lcircle mooting. t cp wn s ·e ' ' 'n"t' g', ' cst·s of the 11 11 Dale and Mcl'is Kcr.necly, Ihrbnt·a M.ethodist Rev. Henry Lirl- Immediat~Iy followlnn- t11e cerc- , 1 A 1., 1 . 1 11 b , anas wet < n '· .. Powcl£on, Jcrrllyn Morris, .J~cldark green crepe dress. Her orchid holly embedded in it. Mrs. Richard Brown, they served refreshments of as­ corsage was a gift from her husband. M1·. and' Mrs. Russell A. Birlwtt another granddaughter of the Browns, assisted sorted· cheeses, crackers, pickles;! spent Sunday a.ftcrnoon witi1 M1·. ; , :Rhe serving table centerpiece wa~ a gift with the serving. Those who served wore candy, coffee and· tea. ' · Mt·s. Die!{ For·d of Lansing. ,' of. th!' Browns•· children,. Russell Brown of shoulder con:agcs of yellow rosebuds and pink The next meeting will b& held1 Mr. ·and Mrs.· August Hoppe an·d carnations, Jllnuary 17 at the home of Mrs. family of Lansing were New : ~Bahr.CJtl Islands, Hugh and! N~~eon Brown, Lawrence Barton. Year·'s Eve guests of the Biri{Ctls. · Mrs;: :Robert W~llace an4: Miss Dorothy Vernon J. Brown and Maude DeCamp . ~ . BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED Mr, and Mrs. ·walter Bastt•iclt o! Brow•, all of ·MasOn. It was made up of w·hitc were married at the home of. the bride's par­ Kalamazoo visited Sunday with snapdragons and white mums, accented with Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Sohmm. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry D, Caims. ents, Mr. and l'/Irs. Nelson J:ieCamp, on Dec 'family entertained New Year's Day}j an emerald bowl and emerald ribbon. Wreaths cembcr 31, 1895. There .are only two people at a birthday party honoring tht) :Mr·.' and Mrs. -v\iilliam Carl anrl of smilax surrounded the anniversary cake and 20th birthday anniversary of Pet:'­ family were guest~ Sll!:cby eve· living who attended the wedding 55 years ago. ning of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carl puncll bowl. Smilax is very rare now, but 50 They arc Mrs. Enos Northrup of Detroit, who ry Foss. Eighteen guests wet·e and family. years' ago it was used in the reception decm·a- pt·esent. The afternoon was spei1t came to Mason for the anniversary celebration Ruth, Rosalind and Wiln1a Kay tions at nearly all weddings. . plaYing cards, One Rack Sunday, and Mrs, Selora Diamond of Mason. * ~ * Burgess visited a few duys with · · 1'4rs, ·:Wallace cut and served the three­ Mrs. Diamond was unable to attend the party New Year's Day guests' of· :Mr. their gl'llndparents, Mt·. unci Mrs. Sizes 9 to 46 tiered.square cake, which was decorated with at the Brown home Sunday. and Mrs. Alton Jewett wet·e ·Mr. Gcm·ge H. Durge::;s, last wee]{, and Mrs. Joseph Jewett_and fa.mily Mr.' and Mrs. Arthur CatTigan of Grand Blanc, Miss Belle spent New Yeru·'s Day with Mr. ------'------... , r WAYNE MILLERS ENTERTAIN Jewett of Rocl0 I~HYErlS.~Pan-reac!y dressed at COBEY WAGONS nncl Powet·· i WalL's · Pouill'Y Farm, Cedar vllle. Phone Dansville 2891 or 'fnlcc-Off manure spreador~ Coldiil[lOc " r.u, ft...... $'100,50 stroct, :rvra.son. Phone 21223 Mason, 2886, 1 1wtf JOHN DEETU~ GP Serviceable Keivinatu 7 cu. ft ...:~ D·l.~il 1 52wtf Plow Trnctot' usnr1 for Sale ft...... GO.tiO __ --~~-- 1 $ DIDACON CALVES-Will huy IHC H~}[i'InGERA'l'ORS, 2 new Frigidnirc, . c11. ft ...$ D·UiO. ; -;~~RN-... __-- W ~~-l t popcorn deacon calves at farm. B. V. 0 0 1 ones left., 7.B and o.r; cu. rt, i ~------1 RANGES F1·uln ami Son, two miles cast of I ALLIS-CHALMERS tractot• Estate 4-bumer ...... $ G1,:iO shcliecl. It really pops, 20c per Mason on M-30, phone 2088~ Ma- AB 4 b ~ 01 r.~· · pound at Wait's Poultry Farm. and cullivatm·, used; stnrlc:J' Used 1 • - uc·ncr ...... , "'' .. Ccdnr· street, Mason, Phone 21223 son, 32wlf 1 nncl lights, goocl rubber, one i -· ...... - .... , AD, 1-hlll'nec· ...... $ G1.50 ,. Mn.". on, GOwtf plow size Jl'rigidaire 3-bumcr and ; " Arc the "dollar demons" at GILTS AND l30Al~:3, vaccinated. deepwcll cool,er ...... $ 71.60 F-12 THACTOR on rubber, DHESSED POfH{ for r;alc, by the work on your budget ... Scvr.ml llrcccls lo plnce on shares tJSCtl, in good sh11pe Westinghouse to !'csponslhlc faJ'IllCl'S, Place 01-1 I® 3-burner ...... $ 70.5il hnlr ot• qnnr!.et·. About 50 planting debts where you dot'S now fer fulm•e ;Jciivcry, Can­ RE.MEMBE!! I Hl48 Chevrolet Stylellnc Special pounds to the quarter. Orso~ 'ray­ were sure there were none-? tlncntal Livestoclc Co., Lil.chficld. IHC Family Party 4 -cloor, lilce now inside and 'I lor, 2'·" miles cast of Lcslte, Dn 11wlf ThiJI'sdn.y, .January 11 I out. Radin, heater nne! plastic And Many Other Values! Fi tehbUJ'g' roac!. Phone Leslie 2342. 1 Legion Blrlg., MaRon • fir.Ft t covers. Good tires. / lw1 You can straighten out that budget-lceep it sh·aight, and chase JERSEY COWS for ;;rile, fresh nml 8 p. rn. lfJ48 Olcls 68 Club Seclan, Consumers Power ------. ---· -· comin.g fl'rHll, lG to c:hoosc fmm. n·s Fnm:rr: I equipped with raclio ancl ail'· PO'rATOES for sale. Also cah­ OUT those elfin budget-bunglers. Balanced spemling, balanced L. TIJ. Reynolds, 1\~ miles nortl1 on Co. hage and carrots . .Tack Pitch­ I conditioner! hen let·. In excel- 1 Stewart mad from I;;Jn.ml rorrd, fnnl, 2 ';" miles west of Hoi t, 1 ;.1 SAVING, .and a rccord-lceeping pc1·sonal chec·~• account is the lent condition. Mason, Michigan phone 1219-J -1 CI1Hrlotte, Silsby Implement 1, t~·IG F'ord coupe. n.eady to go. miles south on Onondaga rand. 8w52ptr 1wl secret. ~-- _ !i2w2, Co. g~~t~:~.ecl with heater and cle- ---~~·---·---- p 0 TAT 0-E s---i{atahdins, $1.00 YORKSHIREJ BOARS for sale- i . 18<11 Chevrolet 4-door. A real KELVINATOH Refrigerator, 7 cu. ·pel' bushel. Bring lJn.g-s, One mile Ready for service. i Phone Mason 5141 ·buy for transportation, ft., practically new. Also Uni-/ r.~st or White On\c town !tall. Carl C. I. lUCI-INER I lw1 19·10 Chevrolet 2-c!oor. Motor versa! electric range, in good con- Ricimwnd rann. lw1p 1135 Dexter Trail oveJ·Iwulcc! 2 months n.go. d'ition, 720 Center strc:et or phone ______.. Phone Dansville 24Gl ALLIS-CHALMERS C 1950 clem· 1807 Chcl'l'O!et 4-doot•, Priced 1751 Masan. 10wtf POPCOFU~-for sal~·. shcllecl, 20c 51wtf onstJ•ater, l!l50 Co-Op E-3 dem- to sell. -- · per pound. Gail Thorburn, 3150 -----.- onstrator, 18-17 Oliver (lo, 1!!43 we 19:lrJ Chovmlct 2-tlooJ'. No rca- REJFRIGERA'l'OK-Usecl Kelvin- Willoughby roac!, phone Holt. 2651. THE FARMERS BA~JK. 1 11 BULL--Rcgtstcrccl Guernsey Jll • All' -Ch 1 ' 1n4o "IG 68 Cl ·-I I sonahlc OIT'ferl' urecflklssed. ator, 4'h cu. ft., $57, Dart & · 1w2 "at' olcl \'et•y well lS a mers, " " e Cady, 141 W. Ash, phone Mason ------·--- The Oldest Bani' in Ingham County over one ~ e, • L. 1916 HG 68 Ci 0 trac 1043 bred. 8riced t? sell. Elvradalc I· I-~~c,G8 'cictrac 1017 BN In'tcl'!1a-~ 2-3111. 52w1 s}mr~:r~mD--POPCORN, bolh J·crl Farms, three mll~s" north of West I' tiona! tractor, • Sec us b'erore yriu n.ncl white, 20c pet· lb. Wynn Member F. D. I. C. Fede1·al Reserve System Co!umbm road, J:J.,t off Waverly 1 buy. H. & P. Sales & Service, 1950 Chevrolet %-ton Pic!Htp. R.EffiiGERATOR- 6-cu!Jic foot Robinson. H.outc 1, Wcbbct·vil!e. 1 )'J re.fl'igeratm· for sale, 12 ycttrs Phone 7G-F-12l. 1w1 rand, Route 1, DJl'nondale, Phone, 1 1n M 'th 1 tf D 1 1 n w 3226 Dimondale. 52w2P I ~~.:__"_unl ' w · 19·1~ u~~1 ~~r~ldtce 1~to~ Stnlce. ole!, in good condition, now using __ , __ .. ___ ------'------;------co-w=a~:~dcilal~-t~in~~;f-re-sh COMBINE-AUis~Chaln1crs No. Ha1'clly shows any use. it, $50. Also baby bathinetle with TRY OUR SPECIAL brealtfast of 75 ACRES for sale, corner of INGHAM COUNTY NEWS tray, clean, in g-ood shape, $10. pancakes and homemade sau- Mcl'iclian and Holt roads, $100 December 27. Last year's record ' GO 6-ft. combine, clover seed and 1846 GMC 2-ton with big hy- RCl'bcrt Howery, one mile east and January 4, 195i Page4 as a 4-ycnr-ohl was· 470 !1JS. in 9 pick-up attachme~t, .rower take- clraulic bed, 2-speed axle, sage. Mason Cafe. 50wtf per '"ere. Phone 2-F-2 Webber- 1 one mile south of Eden, corner of Trailers ville. 1w2p months. Also gmclc Holstc,in, 5 oil. Tills combme IS 111 very g?od 825:20 10-ply tires. Plains and Ives roads. Hi•Ir... INSUH.ANCE-Fnrm crops. years old, due .January 2. Last [·condition,, ~500 cash. E~rl Mills, l 1w1p R Agent, Michig-an Mutual l~ail year's record was 500 Ills. butter· i 3~10 Mer1c!tan. road, 2 m1lcs sou.th 1 A lee 7 ACRES, located on Sout11 Main Bill's Bait Shop street, Leslie, Modern G-room Insurance company or Lansing. fat. Don Williams, 2 miles north ofl' ol: US-1G, 1w2p 1 FURNACE-22-incn cast-ir·on fur- For Sale See Jewell !nsumnce Agency fo1· Mason. on Olremos road. Phone · Chevrolet Co. nace, $50. Hamilton Heating house, extra good chiclren house, VIe now have winter bait on Very nice home on Main street, Jll'ompt service. G51 W. Maple St., 2-8793 ::vrason. 1w1 COMBINE-1950 Harvester "69" Co., 1513 S. Cedar, Lansing. Phone MOBILE TfiAILER HOME-Did MD.son. Phone 5511. 51w2-1 ------:----- combine, Minneapolis-Moline,-6- 20403, 1w1 you lmow you can stay in the hand. Leslie. Modern 7-rooms, oak floors, COWS-Fresh cows for sale. Reg-! ft., clover seed screen, power talce· Mason Phone 5331 ---- sunny south three months in a 2 lots. $3,000 will handle this ATTENTION-lr. aadltwn to all istered Hol~tein two ycaJ•s old, I off as good as new. Cul 200 acres. w RANGE-AB tabletop electric beautiful :Mobile tmiler home for property, balance G. I. Joan. 41 1 William Carl kinds of welding, farm equip­ Gracie Holstein five years old and/ Earl Mills, 3310 Meridian roacl, 2 range, reasonable if talcen at JP.ss cost than one month in apart- 6 ACRES near Eaton Rn:Jirls, 3- ment and minor automotive t·e- ' two Holstein springers, Alvin miles south of US-16. 1w2p once. Rex Beaumont, 5 miles west ments. ·Let us show you our com- Phone 3891 402 S. Lawton St. room house and barn.· Price Lannstcin, 228!l Coy rom!, phone -----.. ------·------.. ------... 119-10 DESOTO, light gree,n, 1G,OOO of Leslie on O!ds road to Hunt plete Mobile line from 18 ft. to 34 pairs, we arc now prepared to serv­ Across from County Park $1,700. ice or repair any type of radio an•1 229-il Mason. ' 1wlp ALLIS-CHALMERS Model C ti;ac-1 actual miles, nice clean one- road, first place south on west rt. Whitman's Trailer Sales, 1 mile 1-1wlf R. E. Whitney,· Broker; 0. 13, TV apparatus. Home checlwps nt ------·-.----· ------tor and cultivator with 11-inch owner car; 1948,gray DeSoto club side. 1w1 'east of East Lansing on U, S. 1G. Wood, Leslie, sfllesman. lwil reasonable rn.tes. Robinson Weld­ HOG--1-Inmps!llt'e, year~ng boar tires,, goocl condition. Harold Fish- Icoupe, excellent condition; 1947 --~---- · 41wtf ing Shop, 1111 S. US-127, phone hog. Harold S~mk, 1o16 Nlch·J· er, 1')· miles east of Meridian. dfrk green,. DeSoto 4-door, lots of STOVES~Two gas stoves fm I ·.c----- IT'S COLD- OUTSIDE, but you 113-ACRE FARM on US-16, one Mason 25271. 19wtf ols road, Route "• Mason. Phone roac! j Holt road. w p i extras; 101'[ Mercm•y club ·coupe, sale, Also ice box; electric stpve, 1,94$ ALMA House Trailer, in ex- 0 1 1 1 1 can be comfortable with· clean, . mile· west of Williamston, ex­ 2-3183 Mason. lw1p I 1 radio and heater, lots of extras; electric reft•igcrator, circulating cellent eon clition inside and out. acomet I 10~6 Chrysler Sedan and Eifert roads, phone Aurelius L T ING-Gray pin-striped water pressure. tanks, in good suit, man's, size 40. Mrs. Roland 5 1947 Dodge Coupe 2102. 40wtf shape; Pord angledozer; Ottawa ROBERT ANDERSON Church, phone 27771 Mason, 127 Mason, Route 1 I 1941 Olcls Sedan SINGER SEWING MACH_I_N_E_f; clrag saw, two portable hog houses N, Lansing street, Mason. 1w1p· EAVESTROUGHlNG - Lifetime Phone Aurelius 2122 ~~:~~T~:;~ s;~:~~:~ire boa~·wf:. :;·:O;;:I;fe:~: r::c~~ts ::t~: 1941 Cadillac Sedan .sale. Also two stove~<, one. com- anc\.hand-opet·atecl gasoline pump. aluminum eavestroughing ap­ sale, fnl'l'owecl March 12, 1950, one package Pountain's famous Elvrmlale Farms, three miles FORMALS-Two black, size 11 weight 250 or better. Louis Slid, War Parin Rat and Mouse Killer. 1939 Buicl{ · Sedan binatlon bottle.d gas; other table- north of West Columbia road, just plied. Plainfield Farm Bureau Sup-· ALLEN HASKINS and 14; plaid, size 11; lavender, ply, phone 9-F-6 Stoclcbridgc, Mflson. Phone 22586. 1wlp Ready to use, $1. At Bement Food 1936 Olcls Business Coupe ·top oil stove. Robert Hughes, 2801. ali Waverly r.oad, Route 1, Dimon­ Auctioneers size 11; red and black, size 11; and Route 36, Gregory. 41wtf Ionia PIGS--Nine -i;~~~· pig-s for sale. Supply and Mason Elevator, Ma- Meridian road, phone Leslie 5482." dale, Phone 3226 Dimondale. ______lw1 52w2p fuchsin ancl royal blue formals, 16wtf William Sharland, StocltbricJ.ge, son; Haslett Elevator, Haslett; Collins size 14. Mrs. Duane Barr, 1820 13 miles southeast of Mason on Olcemos Elevo.t.or, Okemos; and S T 0 v·E - Apartment-sir-e gas VALUES GALORE-at the P. X. Dexter Trail, phone Mason 24~!~ ,!-·Bert's Garage De.xtct· Trail, house No. 3130, Webbel'Vllle Elevator, Webberville. Sales & Service Inc. stove for sale, coolcs am! bakes close-out sale in Mas.on. 1w1 1w1p 51w4 Sales & Service, Inc. gpod, $].5. Sec or call Harolcl Neal, ______.. __ General Repairing ~----~~~~~------564 S. Jacltso.n mad, phone Ma·· WOOD-Apple tree wood for sale. COATS-Two clark brown all and 2-1 COARSE WOOL EWES for ALWAYS PIRST-!1rore !or you:· 220 W. Ash Phone 28261 S(}n, 570L 1w1 f'lace your order now. Phone ' wool coats, size 8-10, suitable I 21-hour Wreclter Service Mr. Farmer: sale, R. D. Davis, 4332 w. co- money. Use I(ascC\ or Howena 48wl for boys Ol' girls, new this fall, Phone 7-1261 m· 29i2 Jumbia, phone Mason 25884. 1w1' feeds, A fe~d for every need. Baby Mason 9201, James Rife, Mason. · · · 52wtf worn only few times, weather re· · Holt clnclcs, gas and oil, fence, Tom­ sistant linings. Reasonable. Mrs. 1--2wtf , We Want REGISTERED Duroc Spring Boar I Iinson's Business Center, Holt. PRACTICE TYPING PAPER, 15c Don H!lJcllwln, 4638 Tolland, Holt, from Clat•ence Blossey herd. AI: SOwtf I tFruits-Foodstuffs a lb. Ingham County News Of· or see at Holt Recreation. Phone BLOCK LAYING, foundation~ and so registered Holstein bull. Lewis . .. H~usehold Goods Calves' Shaw 1826 Rolfe road phone Ma-1 BALED HAY-Frrst and second flee. · 18wtf Holt 2431. 1wl ,stone masonry. Clyde Star;•, 2% son 4785 ' lw1 cutting alfalfa. Maynard Unruh, ------miles south of Maso11 on US-12'i, · 11 mile north of Okemos on Olte- for Sale for Sale· SEASONED stove wood for sale. on Coy road to stone house, REI\lEMBER! We pa~ the best 2 JERSEJY HEIFER for sale, clue to mas-Haslett road, phone Lansing ______ville.· .Tess Phone Bachman, Dansville Route 2098. 1, Dans- Real Estate phone 2945 Mason. 25wtf price-every wcclc-Just ·- lontl ) fre·shen .January 1Q. R. B:, 87324, 50w4p --·- 43wlf yrnr calf In the car nnll bring · Frost, 1705 Zimmer road·, Wheat- RANGE-Smail white .wood' or hhn over- field Twp. 2wl HAY-Mixed baled hay, $8 a ton, coal range for sale. Lawton :rr:vERYTHll'G 1n plumbing fix_. f S I Cliff Watt J, C . .Jackson, 1431 Phillips road, Gauss, phone 2801 Dansville. 1wl Apples tmes, material for plumbing and The Plumber phone Mason 3484. 1w1 ------Or a e FROl\1 ONE DAY TO .TWO BED-Full-size bed, springs and Spy, Greening, Delicious, Snow sheet metal. Do your own install· .Is strictly on his own. Allldnds WE.EI{S OLD WHEAT STRAW-Wi're baled, 50c mattress for sale, $35. Also gas Apples, Steele Reds ing and save. c. .T. Perrin, 113 of repair worlc and new Instal· per bale, Phone 5689 Mason, State stt·eet, Mason. 19wtf 120 ACR"'S D 111 7 space heater, $10. William E. B. Cortland- JJ. near ansv e,' ·room .lations. All worlc, guaranteed. Farm Tools 2354 Eden road. 1w1p Smith, 115 Mechanic street, :;?hone RIDID HORSEBACK at Reardon's house; bath, furnace, large ·hlp· ·Phone 22951. EVERY ~IONDAY Reel Cedar Stables 11ew noc11tion, roof bnrn, silo, mlllc house, plenty , 1·20wtf HAY-500 bales alfalfn. !my, 500 23381 Mason. 1w1p .and 1 WE HAVE· stalls,. staniJlt!ons, wa· Oltcmos nnd Holt roads. Beautiful ot,;e'r farm buildings. Level, heavy •bales clover hay, 100 ·bales sec- ·WASHING trails;, also ring for children. Boolc lando, well fenced, and 'drained. . ter bowls:, litter carriers arid and-cutting alfalfa and 500 bales MACHlNE - Good, .Honey YES, WE HAUL gravel fcir drives, at,ftfa8on Stockyard other barn equipment available wheat straw. Glenn Oesterle, 2% . used', :r.readow washing machine, your hayrides with us. Phone Ma· Terms. Inqulm Bradshaw Realty, Ilours 8 to 4 irnmedia tely. Chore-Boy . M!lldng son 4488. 47wtf 203 W. Grand River, Webberville, . ...nnd,,ij.\so pea stone and sand for miles south ·of Mason on· Eden used pumo, nntlquc crad-le, garden phone Webbervllle 5-,t. 49wtf ctment WQrk. Roy Kllpatrlclt, 354 Machine Co., 819 E. Kalnma~oo road, phone Mason 4782. . ·1f.v2p tractor, baled clover bay, riding Alfred Wardowski PRACTICE TYPlNG PAPER, 15c E. South .st., phone ·Mason., 24261. \Vhcn Better Prices Arc Paid St., Lansing. Phone 22691, 50w4 mare, about 1,200 lbs.; John Dee1·e 160 .ACRES, ·Livingston county, ' : 51wtf HAY;_850 bales nrst cutting. al· tractor, :Model D, $5j)O, Clare B. Blossom Orcharc!R · a lb. Ingham County News ·Ot­ We'll Pay Them . · f!ce. ' · 18wU :hLp-roof dali'¥ barn, sUo, fair ------. . . ..··.I SAW:--O'ttawa tl·actor ar!lJg saw falfa. Very good', did not get IFu1Jer, Route 1; Stocltbridge. Lo- six-room house. Also another old ASBlllS HAULi!lD-Rubb!sh, ctn• . for sale. Also 40 acres of mucic .~vet. Case wire hales. Will deliver ,cated V. mile west and lh rnlle S'I'ATIONERY-On sale . at Ins• house, good land,..:.Bargain at $80 dora, junk. Also furnitUre mov· · fm• $1,800. Franlt Allen, two miles a tl'llclt load·. ·Earl Mills, . 3310 south of Bunlter Hill Center on Two miles not•th of Leslie on US·127. Phone 2307 ham· County News office. Come .n.n o.cre. ;Bradshaw cReo.lty,. ·Web· il,•f'':.-.1 other trucking. Roy ({11. Frank· Thomas .. ,e.n.st.,of,Hol~. at tl1e, Sycam()re Meridian roaci,;2.miles south of Williams road. Phone·Leslle.5101. In andloolt over the display. · berviHe, phone Webberville 15-4. 3114: E. South St., Mason, .-·. Cl'celc. lwlp US-16; lw2p lw2 45wtf · ~trlek, lwtf · · · ,· 40wtf phone 2i26~ • 'Owtf ' . ~' I • .I ' I '' lion, net, Jruncs Aaeltlno, Fl'lChicago; and two at All 'rimes Sr., entertained over the weak end brothel'S, Hugh and Anson Stand· Michigan 1\frs. J.awrmum Onllme Mt·s. Howard Smith of :Marie's in . . · _ , , South Lansing left for Chicago on their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. ish of Stockbridge. :M~~- Rolnnd Hoove1 cntcl.ccl the IWcclnescl~y aftcmoon to attend n and Mrs. Jay H. Snydct·, Jr., and ___ Spa11 .o'; hospital _fm" obsCl vatwn iin.~erie show and a .showmg of son of Royal Oalc. Guests at the\ Ba.ptist~ Plan I~ttmily Night Moncl.tj • De?,cmb~I 2v. . children's apparel. On Satmclay Snydet· home Sunday were Mr. Baptist Ladies Aid wlil hold its and Mrs. B. L. Mansfi.eld of meeting and night New Yca1 s. D,•y guests of lhc 5 •10 will n·o clil'eclly to Detroit fm· La~-~ 1 ·egular fat;~ilY Slllg and Mr. and Mrs. Ft•ed Mtl- TUeS'day, Janumy D, at the town Claylm~ Ma.nwtls were Mr. :mel 0'u1Cl' apparel ma.i·I;ets and style DEMEDIESL( r~ Mrs. C1bbs and fam1Iy of Dct101l. ,. inns lcr of Haslett. · , h8ll. 'l'here wi!l be a potlucl< sup- 110 A. vci'Y impressive baptismal s. ·' 'o · pc.r at 7:30 with Mrs. Julia Walk­ 1'1 FOR THE ;!j,."";iJI!¥ service \~as presented by Rev. Gil- Injured at Worlc er's committee in charge. There hert Miles sunday, December 31. Miss Shirley 'rroy, who worlcs Alaiedon (enter will be a business meeting and Eleven people were baptized dar- at tho Hamburger Shop noons and pro.gram after the supper. ing the l'egular service. Starling afte-r school, was bmnc Mr. and Sweetening Compound anyone who wishes to join the two son General hospitnl fm· treatment famtly of Lar:smg. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lee Olger of Lansing and Fresh class·cs in each of the Mason, Les- of burns on her legs and feet. Harry· Rummms ancl famtly of •Mr. and Mrs. Carl Curtis, Mrs. lie tim! Aurelius Baptist churches. New Employee · Holt, M1•. and Mrs. It•ving Parker Russell F1·iseU and Mr. and Mrs. PI·escrip­ Sucaryl Worship sm·vicc will be ltelcl Mrs. r~verelt Baker started worlt and family· of Cavanaugh road, Frank Slid of Dansville. Dinner January 7 at 12:00 with church this weclc at the Hambur.gcr Shop and M_r. and Mrs. Elton Weston of guests at the Stld. home on New tion Drugs Tablets ...... school preceding it at 10:45. as a waitress, Da.J1SVI11e were recent callers at Year's Day were Mr.· and Mrs. ·65c Alfred Relf and three sons of Clnslug Sundays the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Harold Cotton of Vermontville. Mr. ~1'11111~1·: ra:msnmrm Solution ...... Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. Jean Art's Hamburger Shop will con· La!'l1er. flncl Mt·s. Andrew Blanchard of I' IIi\ HMACISTS 79c Gilchri~t of Three Rivers were tinuc to remain closed on Sundays Miss Joyce Swaim spent Mon- Lansing spc·nt Satmday evening callers at the Ray Mathews home tllllil further notice, according· to day with, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver at the Slid home. nud yorir recently. A1·Lhur Cullmm. Schram. Ret. Russell Frisell has returned old cleauer. Beverly Barty has returned to Miss Rosalec Arend returned to to Camp :MeCfly, Wis., after spend· Cnmj1lete with ANTIHISTAMINES WcRtern Michigan colleg-e and Cnrl DOCTOR'S OFFICE CLOSED Moody Bible Institute in Chicago ing a five-day furlough with his Get Bad' Your Pep cleallillg tools ... D!·oscha to Houghton college in the The offices of Dr. F. J. Kellogg, Wednesday. wife, Viva, and his parents, Mt·. '-·------1. Anahist ...... :.. .. ;... 55c Upper Peninsula. optomet-rist, . will be closed fmm Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stewart of and Mrs. Arnald F1·isell of Mason.j &rings you newest idea in suction cleaning Hadacol Jewett, Jerold, Jon and Jim Monday, January 8 through Thurs. Mason called on Mr. and :Mrs. .,. Mammhist ...... 98c Lane visited their uncle and aunt, clay, January 11, while a new heat- Kenneth Brown 'and family Man· Compare any ocher cleaner with Hoover's great new AERO­ Trial Size ...... M1'. and Mrs. Albert . Lane, and ing plant is being installed. day. The B1·own family were re- DYNE Model 41! Compare them· feature for feature, value for .,. Resistab ...... $1.25' Al of Hiilsclalc, with \fr. flnd M1·s. cent callers at the homes of Mr. value! Sec for yourself how wonderful MoJcl 41 is-especially 43< Robert Johnston Sunday, LAW SGHOOI. GHADUAT.E and Mrs. Burr Potter and family at suclt a low price! .,. Family Size ...... $3.50 Mr. and Mrs. C. Gutl1 ami daugh. nobert W. Phillips graduated and M1·. and Mt·s. AL'thur Gruhn Ncohetraminc ...... 49c tcr, Ma1·y Ann, have reltlt'ned fmm fi'Om the Ohio State University and family. INVESTORS MUTUA.L Let us show ymt Modcl41 in your own home. No obligation. I•;\'cry llll'lllht!l' of t lw family ,qpencling the holiday vacation in la-w school Saturday, December ~9, Mr. and Mrs. Wiliiam Glaser Florida. He is the broLh~:· of Frank Ph!~ltps and Betty of Williamston called Dividend Notice No. 41 •:;hould usc it I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grinnell en- of Mason, Plulhps formerly ltvcd on Mr. and Mrs. George Cady Tho Board of Directors ol lnveslors (/B J"'~;U~e htrppier wii!J o Hoover lcrtained friends at a Christmas in Holt. During Wo:Jcl ~ar II h~ Thursday.. Mulual has doctored a quarter!)' l dinner. served w1th the army au· force. 1 Mr. and Mrs.· Wayne Beatty and dividend af thlrloon and cno·half ·First and· secane! year 4-H club ------~· Kenneth of Williamston and Mr. conll porshare payable on January membet·~ will meet January 9.,with STOCIHIOLDERS' :\IEETING . and Mt·s. Ivan Palter were Sund'ay 22, 1951 to shareholders on·rccord Drug Mrs. Lawrence Dalbec to continue Stocld10lclers of the Aurelius and dinner guests of Mr. and. Mrs .. as of Docombor 31, 1950. working- on p1·ojects for achieve· Vevay telephone company will George Cady. ,., H. K. BradFord, Pttlidenl WARE'·S. Store mcnt clay in 'March. meet fo!' theit· annual session on Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Miles and Trustworthy furniture ------Ft·iclay, Joms, full hath, ------·~-:-~- or 1111fcl !nJJli'OVlJilllllll. tu he lt!VImJ llllll Ol'len A JTas POJJLOI<-1 wish to thnnll all my llllf:WtHII.!II I\$1;HI11Rt 'I he IH•I'llllllH Rill I tho TJPJ TOLS'I'I"IU Nfl---1-lrtvc our own llusement, gus hcnl. nnd g-arage. 1 'l'llc !Jralrmgr• Conti•IJ!'Ior mntm'lrtls uf the finest quality f1·lenhy l'l•f'l•ivE•d nnil tllt!d In Lhn nlrlco 2-lwl :1;1:1 £•;, Chc:'l'y, Mnson. P!wne nr Llll' City Clt•l'l<: lltt It fut•tlnJ• l'l'tWlvucl thnt lh~ fJit.y LOUIS l31!:TI.A'l".t'A nnu narlcy 2ii021 evenings. 1wlp C]PI'Ii "'lvo twu w'•••lo1 notlt'l! hy r•uhl!cn .. Hanley repair HhvJl. We Will Tax Notices tln11 lrl tlw luJriHLm Count~· Ni!WH thnt. FUHNACFJ VAClTlTMI':D, r.Iennetl, miii!O ancl fix nny l~ and h~tth, AHiit'HIWt'H will nu•Pl on 1\lnndny thP· 22nil dny ur .Jnnnnry, I \If) 1, nt '•ltd1t o'r.luck nn:td, I,{, nlill' I'IISI. twist of a ring en tl)c used cars. C:tsll paid. Mac Dean Hogs-Top, $20.50 to '$21.50; nt tho world-lamed Chatcnu Laurier. l1ondJe-no b!'oken finger nails! Home~ - !):li.OO Cows --- ~:G.OO mixer!, $19 to $20; roughs, $17 !Iogfo -- ~I .iill cwt. ;l.(olir3~~1stnnrlarc1_ Rtn_l_,·o-n, __]l_l~o-~;;i. Building Materials clown; feeder pigs, $!l to $24 each. Phone Collect To WANTED- Boy Hi wants joll on Calves-Top, $38 to $41; sec· I .Tacltson 2-70:37 frrrm, cxpcric:nccd. Would work onds, $33 to $37.50; outs, $32.50 or lly the week or· month. Sophomore J"UMBgR- --About 4000 feet of clown; deacons. $15 to $28 cwt. l Cirmit Court TOMLINSON Jo'FJF:D S1'0RI~ at Mason high school. Bob Turner, new rough lumber. Leonnru Lambs-Top, $32.50 uown; othct• ! llolt--Phone 7~331 phone :Mason 21687 nftcr 4:30 p. Westervelt, lCOO West Jolly road, lambs, $31 down; ewes, $16 down. m. · 1w1p ·Lansing. Phone D585:{. lw1p C!TINTHAL Dl<:Ao STOCK CO.j Cattle-Steers an(] heifers, I The Po•ro~l~~;~:d~l~t~~f Michi~nn , :>lOwtf $24.GO to $26.60; best beef cows, i vs, 11\r· ,John~ •. Ordn vxli!nding time in WANTED---Hay, cheap. Bulccl. W. I witlr·h In ~~··lth• bill uf ,1:-;r:epliun:;. I -----... H. Gannaway, Mason Route. 4, ~22 to $23.75; commons, $18 to '------; $21.75; cllttcrs and canners, $17.75 \'/illHtl' 't hdt•n, dim Nnlinnnl Pninlet·s 1901 East Cavanaug-h road, Lan­ v•:, \Viliinrn fllmitt·otr. Or·dN J..irnntln~~ PLASTEnlNG-i\11 rona~ or plas·· 1 ~ing plione 4fH26 or 8'7:!6G. lwtf down; bulls, .~26.60 clown. ~Lay of JII'OCr•t•diug:l, tering- dnru•; p!ttchmg- 11 special­ Stockers nnd feeders-$26 'to · Frn11k .r. .Tohmmn \'H, .TamPs K. Scs. sop, Ot•dt•t· Htayiru~ lli'Or;(•t!dini-!R. ty. noollel't S. Burns, :!811 J\urel· ·-·--- ~------$29. ius road, Lansin!J, R. 2. Phone WANTm)-.-Man to cut wood on IN MEMORIAM-In memory of Th(• Peor1IP nr lhr> SLnle of Michigan shares. E. J. Eme1·y, M-106, our dear grar.rlmother and '"'· M:'I'.V M. Smith. Onh'l' Pxtr·ndin~r Lansing, 2-5108. lwtf probation. ./ Stockbridge, Phone 21-F-•l. 1w1 mothet·, Ad'rJic Vnn Vorce, who Auction Calendar Myrtle Nnt·th nnd M. V, North, L'tc., ------WAN-TIW TOCASH RT•~NT---40 passed on lo her rew~rd fiv,e· years v~. H . .T. Sr·h,·:·N nnrl Bt!cl-Lt•l, etc, Ot·· d('l: of di~mifoxal. · to 80 fl.CI'cs with huildinp,·s, lo·, ng-o Ja:ma1·y 10. IV[)·. ~nd . Mrs. Tuesday, ~anuary 9, . George Sam SIJ'l'Pl Jiugohcfi :1nd Clay C;tmJ>~ For D~~~~; D:s~l~~~l S-t~c~ I r•atcd within 15 miles or Dans- Fred \\Jison nnd fnmll), Mt. and, Freeman, l nule east, 1 m1le south '')"II v:1. J:dw•11'd .T. F~tt·lder· nnd Mnbul ville. Write Box 31, Ingoh.1m Coun- Mrs. Charles Hill. 1w1 or Okemos on Doble road. 'i'·~ .. l.lil', llt•f:•ull iurlm,wnl fot• pl:dntllftl, Horse:> ~G.OO Catllc-$fi.OO I ' $ lfl1); ew:, 1:1!\1•,1, $:1!-!,30, rrogs -$1.00 cwt. , ty News. lw2 !~r irr.~ii<)r~rXJi1~-:J;--10 ving n:;;;~~~ Tuesday, Janua.r.v · 9, Dat't·ell 1 fl·:m SIJ'(•(•t Tfndll'~ nnd Clny Camp- lH·II \':i, Y.:dmud ,J. F·u~klt>i' nnrl Mabel Prolllpt :mrl cotll'tcol!s seJ'Vice ' o~·y of my falhcl', r,•,·anf( P, Mill- Hausler, 4 miles north of Charlotte 1 \·I'A"'~'EJ) .. Washin.l!s nncl iron· on Coc!Jt'atl 1·oad to VeJ·montvJ-lle F·•t::l ll'r. tlr•fot!d:l ntR, Mkhigan Nntlonnl Phone cancel lo " ' " illii.V, who JlRSSPtl awn~r January 4, ' • n.lnl:, Lllfl'iil!t~. Miehil!'tll ~~1\l'flil'lhf'>fl rlP-1 ing~. Will ertll fm· and deliver. 194 fJ. His dmt.•~htt•t', Mrs. Lennah highway, 1 '4 miles cast. fror1rlnnl ,Twll•rrtf·nt lll'·nin~Jt f.rlll'nishue on Mason :ltofl Lanmng 52239 ;'\{J·s. Dell Pearson, 32J S.~celc Sl .. , - " ' 0 Peele. Jw1 Nednesday, January 10, .Toe n- ndn1illl'd iiuhilily, $•10:i, Robert Kirby __2 _1_.18_2·______11 dra, % mile west of Charlotte on Th•• Pr•oplt• of tlw Stldf! of :Michis~an CARL BERG ph~n~--~~n:_on _v:!J ------~------·---.. ··-- \' 1, '~t!wr••·d ,l. llox. A!·•·tdt~11nlt'Tit, ni''!Hlml f!llil!v. plr•a :to•r'"JI(N], ~ Auctioneer Licensee fo1· Dmling and Co. WAN'l'F:D to IJOI'I'OW, $2,900 on M-79 to Wheaton highway, 1 mile nt•munrJ0C) fn I r.:tJ"1~11!•· of dtf'l'ilf to await Hentence. 1 1 Complete Auctioneering Service' 51wtf I gocd fir.~t mortg·ngc fl'om pri· Pers~nal north to Valley highway, ,'" mile Tn 1hr• M'tltf"l' of the 1Wtitinn of J~d~ · ------vntc party. Will pay 6'}. Needed 'UIU west. ,... ,. Lf•«• Chu•·•·h fo!' ndmi:;Hion to tho With sn!PA ring and pens ' · JOHNSON'S Far S . . fot• remodeling. Phone 4051i3 Lan- !J:tl'. I'll!' li\'eHtoclc, clipping mul 111 ct v1ce saw-~ sino- 1w1p numiH•ring, mill. Our mill opcmtos 12 · ":' __ I DAISY; Weather Tn the coai-hyclrogcnation Pl'OC· I Hcusehold Goad·s J?1~nllls a y~a.r.. ii~OO rt .. rcquil:ed W A SHIN G s WANTED--\IV ill ess for obtaining ~ynthe•tic Jiqnid Ir you wlll come home I will Sales .Sold ioJ a. set. r·.~~·. mto1·matwn w~·1te I pJCI;up unci deliver, phone 22'tl,U help you obtain your lifelong am- This week 1.76 inches of rain­ fuels, ove1· six ton~ of marleetnllle R. W1llons, ~~3G Kenmore Dnve, M 1\•I. Clarence Wn"net• bition. A friend of mine, Herb fall were recor·decl, which is more phenols cnn be obtained from 100 $15 Ol(cl 11 ( . J1 1 L -· 8lr.5'l ason. ts. " , .CQMIN' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN-Dembnstrat.ing ~is slciing · JS, wnc ansmg '''' · · t! 1118 S. Lansing street, Mason: Fox, will give you £L weekly ap- than fell in the whole month of sldll on mountainside, John Litchfield, 34, executive d1..:ector ol tons of high-volatile bituminous 1 a coal. Phone Mason 2·4982 , w 1 ______',5wtf ).l'ointment for piano lessons. He is December. It started thawing Mon. ·sun Valley Ski School in Idaho, is· the first Ainerican ever to head giving lessons in poplllar music clay. Most of the snow went off and a major ski §~hoc! anywhere; in the \~or lei. , WANTED-Accounts to t'Ollcct. only, which is just what you the rainR came. On Tuesday .74 of Buyer o:f Livestock Roy Adnms, phone 4111 or :!561. wanted. After talking with him, an inch wns recorued, with rain· I twtf I'm convincetv that even I can fall maclings of .61 Wednesday and Dairy Cattle, Beer Cattle !cam to play wen· enough to en- 51 Thllt'sday. FINE SELECTION Calves, Sheep :mel LamhH WAN'l'F:D-All kmds of: poultr:;. joy Olll' pinna. 'l'hink I will dial Average temperature for the Hogs, Horses Highest pt•ices paid. Tyler Bra- 0084 and make my appointment week was 27 compared with a 36- Whent ...... ~2.23 Marlwl prices pnitl at home, 1). grLn, Howell, phone 572. 41wtr now. _ CLEM degree reading last year nt this .Oats, .-: ...... :.... :...... !11 clay mm·i•ct. ------~ -- 1w1p lime. WANTED-All Itint:3 or logs and ------~~------~-- ... 'Dhe high for December, 1950, Pre-War:' Cars' I also do trucldng 1 standing timber. Call Charlotte was 48. In 1941 a high of 64 was ·~~~: B~·~-~t·:·:::::::::::::::::·:::::::::::::: ~:;~ I .. 379 daytimes or 1960 evenings or C d of Thanks 1·ecorded ami in 1944 and 1942 :Bucltwluiat, ewt...... :.... 2.50 Roy D. Donald write L, L. Johnson Lumber com- ar S there were !'endings of 44. The low pany, Charlotte. ------~1~-f fm· December 1950 was -15. Only n'" miles north of Mason at SJIIRJ.EY 'TROY ~URNED Priced to Fit 703 N. Ol;r.mros J'Oatl, Phone WANTED-CRF~A.M, EGGS AND twice in the past 10 years hnve S)lirley Troy, cla.ug-htcr of Ml'S, POULTRY customers. Lawrence HEATHMAN-We wish to thanlc there been lower readings for the up 2·1940 Mr,son. members of t110 Mason and Holt tl Th 17 _,. Hnt't'y .Clemens, was taken to the Your Budget 2-41wLf Hyatt, 1105 Hall St., Errton Rnp· mon 1. ere wet'e 11 • reaumg Mason General hospital Wcclnesdrry $50 Ids. Phone 44[)21. 30wtf Jire tlepaTtmcnts, the. Baptist m 1945 nnd -16 in 19•12. The noon as the result of bmns J'C· ------·------. __ church, Baptist Yo11th Fellowship highest tow for the past 10 years ceivecl when a coffee pot exploded WANTffiD-Aiways mor" cream, ancl Sunday school, Rev, Caraway, was a 13-degree reading in 1941. LIV E:l'1 UCK hn ul cd to Detroit. and topple(] on her feet. She was All loads instJJ'etl. Also iivestocl< poultry and errg-s. 'l'op prices Whenttield and lll.as~n Melliocltst Total precipitation for the month wot•king at the Ham burger Delu:te 111 paid at yo:n• doer each weelc and chmches, Rev. L1pvmcott, Blue wns 1.74. In 1049 there was a See These Outstanding Buys, Many buyers. E. D. l•'t·anl,lin and Son, 1 Shop, After bein?; taiten to Dr. clependable set·vice. Pnul Hctlglrn, Stm· Mothel's, A & P. store em- total of 3.79 inches of rainfall, the phone Mason 25951, 12wtf George Clinton's ofticc ~he was ad­ Dansville, phon~ '2fi71. 4wtf ployees, :Mnson Clcarmg House most in 10 years. r~ow precipita------·-·---~----- mitted to the hospital for obscrva· Excellent .Condition ·----·- ancl Mr. Dakin, the German school lion for the past 10 years was .45 WILL CLERK nttctlon sates any­ come cmmnunity oncl all our friends nnd in 1943. Total snowfall fo·r De· · tion ancl tr.eatment. Shirley, 1G, is where. Also income tax nssls­ CHICKEN~ ·~i Aif'I'ELJ.-~·.;m and get them. W. H. Appleton,· neighbors for their help ancl itind· cember was 8.9 inches, the same as a tenth grader nt Mason high ··· 1942 lVIercu1·y 2·dom· tance. Earl Dunsmore, 3042 W. school. 3318 Pryor rand, 2 miles north or ness clurinr, our Joss by fire. We in 1945. In 1944 18.6 Inches fell. ··· 1941 Buick 4-door Columbia, Mason. Phone 2-3241. --~--~- Mason phone 5382. 9wtf nrc clcc.ply grotcful to everyone, The lowest amount of snowfall for 18wtf I ORDER APPOINTING TIME ··· 1941 ·:Chevrolet 4-doOI' WANTED-Value-minded buyers· The .Tnmcs L. Heathman family.1 1 December in the last 10 years was FOR HEARING CLAIMS to attend the big close-out sale w 1.5 inches in December of 1911. MINAR-Ma,·ch 6, 1951 •:• 1938 Chevrolet Courw (has complete new mot01·) INGHAM COUNTY NEWS at the :Mason P. X. store. 1w1 GOODFJNOUGH--Wc wish to Total precipitation for 1950 was Stntl! or Michimm. 'l'ho Pl'ohnto Coul't ··· 1941 DodGe 2-dam· thank om· many friends, neigh- 36.94. In 1917 43.02 Inches fell and ror the County of In~-rhnm. Ja11uary 4, 1951 At n session of sni:• 1938 Olds' 4-door Mason Sewn.ge Dis]Josal plant B.I., who .have upset Mr. and e:xnmlno nnd mUust llll cluims nnll de­ From one day to two 1\'c~l!s ohl UNDERHILL-We wish in this were: munds mmlnst Hnid dcccnscrl by nnd be .. WANTED TO RENT-Up to 100 MrS. Blcbard Taylor b;r bluntlna fOI'P. soid COUl'l! ··· 1939 Plymouth 2-doot• · way to thnnlt the hospital staff, E\'cry 'l\Imulay !l to 1 acres or more, cash rent or Min. Max. Ulelr son's appetltle with leo It is OrdCt·cd, Thnt crcHlltol'P. o£ nnicl •:• 1939 Olds Club ,Coupe shares. Bulldings ·not necessary. neig;hbors nnd Dr. A. V, Smith for Decemher 28 ...... 2 23 ··:·~am •~4 CliPSb'.bDn~outa,, (]eCl'U~ctl UI'P. I'C(JUiJ'Cd tO fli'OMnt throi1• the kindnesses shown Linda while Decemhet· 29 ...... 5 clnims to Raid COltl't nt the Pt:ohnle or­ ::: 2 Panel, 1940 and 1941, both bodies in excellent shape :~t. my honic Also will buy stnnulng corn or 35 flee in ·tho city of Mnson Mlclilgnn, on in the hospital and since her re· Decembct· 30 ...... 3 1 com· in crib. Charles Butler and 30 LEGION AUXILIARY TO MEET or hcfo1·o thn 6th dny o£ Mm•ch 1 A. D. Sons, 1366 Rolfe road, Route 1, turn home, Mrs. Betty Underhill December 31 ...... 19 32 Members of t11e Browne-Caven- ·t9fi1. nt ten 0 1clock In the fm·~:noon. Corner of 1\[-36 :md Stocltbridge Leslie, phone Mason 21780. 49wtf and Linda. · 1~v1 January 1 ...... 18 38 der .Amet;ican Legion· :Auxillary 1nid time nnd J)lnce hereby nl•llointed Road January 2 ...... 26 for the exnmlnntton nnd ndjustmcnt of MOONEY-I wish to thanle Dr. 43 will' hold 'a meeting Tuesday. ,11 clnlms nnd demnnds ngonlnst snlrl (lc• WANTED-Washings and iron­ January 3 ...... :...... 33 48 evening, Januilvy 9,, at the Legion '!ODSC!d, LES FOOTE- INC. Clinton and Dr. Clarlt, the ings. l~rce pickup and d~livery. January 4 ...... 25 building. It iR Fut•thr.r Ordcrctlt, 'l'hnt public no~ t ' ... i,. l'honc Stoclchrirlgc 3-F-14 Mrs. VIolin Sanderson and · Ellen nurses and• staff of the Mason t.lce thereof be given by 1n1blil!ntion of ··. Williams, phone Mason 25141. General hospital for the good care EDWARDS AT NEW OltLEANS ''\ copy of t.hls 01·clm· fpt· th1eo !;Ucr.o:o~Hivc Big Corn.er Lot CLEAN 1\Ul,.K, , . week~ twcvious tQ l'lnld cln)· of. hsm·i.n~, 52wtf I received while in the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ral.ph Edwards Among .the ·things,-to consider In In the Tn~hnm CmtntY' NcwA. n n~w~­ I also wnnt to 'thnnlt Mrs. Sura­ left Mason Snturday for .New 01·· producing cle:in mille are:. Thr ')flllcr Jll•lntcd nnd ch·cu1ntcd In snid .Elm at Washington Howard Oakley WANTED-Carpenter worlc, l'e· teaux and all the ldnd neighbors, lenns, Louisiana. The Edwards health of. the cpw, .Care of uten­ 'otlnty. ' llllil' worlc and plastering. Henry '. relntlv.es, and friends• who sent . JOHN McC[,li:f,f,AN ; . no~IW ••. Wei,IIJenllle plan to spend three months vnca· sils; •handling of tlie mille; _water \ ~'t•uo ·C:on~n Jntlgc of Prohnt.e Fries, 132 Rayner, phone Mason me curds and gifts. Sincerely, Ed· tloning·in New Orleans and travel· supply for. cleanlilg. equipment, •.,,•thn 'I'Qnyl'!r Lansing Deputy. flegl•ool' of Prolonto '2lllil, .5lwtf war.di ;MooneY,. . . ~w1 ing ln 'the we~tern uta.tes •. und llanltal')': p!·occllslng motl1o~~. lwa All lh1•cn or lllo bid~ covered Mrs. Frank Cline County Workers City Takes Bids l!jiCC(III C!jlll)l!TIO!It, Tlw. SLI.IUC contmittao iB Sltic(ying durn p body pr!ecs. 'rho Dity•bl·oolc ~~ken Suddenly Plan Meeting. On . Truck Chassis . company of Detroit offcrctl two boxes unci holsl.ll, ~672,12 nnd ~jML'.~. l~mnlc 'I', Cline, 65, lllcd ln P!•osldcnt Gertrude Ludwlclt of hlll' sloop at tho home of her ~on, Alclermon Fmnlt EVI\IlS, Harold $853,00, Gat• Woocl Co, of Dctl'ol•t :he Ingham County Employees us­ of,fere,cl 11 box nncl holst Itt $587r60, Qlcn C!Jne, en.rly Satu1·c1ny morn· roclntlon has called n mooting for L, BarnhiU nnd W. 0, I-Ir111 ure ll'l·g, She llfLd been In rtpparent good \1:ondny nl!;ht. It will be held In ponclorlng whlch three truclt Tho council .1\.utho.r!zed the pur­ or clmse of sevcml lengths of new hi;)nlth until Fl'lday when she com­ '.11c circuit coul't l'oo;n at Mason, bids to accept. Tho bids on rt new p}rllncd of not fce!Jng well, but her tli'c ho~c n.t 1111 nggl'cgtttc cosL of M!Rs Lude announced, ~he snlcl. $2,1D-l.OO, Roy Chrlslinnscn filed sl'in lived until I~rldny afternoon, three bid.~, ,51,'866.18 wlt.h 11 05 !1. p, NO'l'ICIC '1'0 SITBSOitllllr.JtS I-fcJ' cln.ugh te~·-ln-lnrw then mged s!x-eyllndcl' motOI', ~1,800.48 with When subsei'ihcr~ have 11 chnngc llfrs, Cline lo return lwme wltiscopal Spiritualist chUI'ch of is merely il place of business fo1· the IIJO\V­ their appearance at tht> Guardsmen Christmas 'l'rce sale. The · Ji)!1.ton Rnpid~ and the Browne­ While the world worries about what the IH club mel December 10 for a Christmas pal'ty. There was a short business meeting after which the members and leaders exchanged gifts. They had refreshments of coke, popcom balls, candy and peanuts, The next meeting will be January 2. JE'i'S 'rAI{E MUCH lcUEI, Jet planes burn fuel so fast that 'rill lamaus f.l Pickup , , , with new features for '51 instead of nn ordinary gauge they Th1 h1avy d~ty champion! , , , tho DOW Jl·5 for '.SI, auch u tho steering column genrsliii'll New mnssiv1 · In postwar years, truck haYCJ bought 111011 carry a liquidometer than con­ U!cra modern front end makes Ford th11tyle favorite. F·5'alhnn any other truck in the ton tleld I stantly ticks olT the number of Hi· To Our IH( Family Party gallons left, Pilots on missions often reach home base with only enough fuel for a second approach in case they misjudge the first landing. Thursday, January r~

Legion Building, Mason, 8 p. m. FOR 1951, mor~ than ever, ecoD• Ford's POWER PILOT is omy-wisc truck buyera are going especially important to you. No Tlte ford Trude Power Pilot It • llmpltr, lullr'fllOvtll W., ' to follow the trend tu Ford! matter what kind of truck duly of gelling lira moll power fi.o.n lira ftCIII 8Gio New Pord Trucks for '51 aive you art interested in, the Power A Top-Talent Show inn New and Different Program you step-ahead enaineerlna 1d· Pilot iaa PROVEN money•snver, It all/omatica/ly metera and firca !be riaht 11111011nt of..., II vantages, such as America'• only on every hauling job, precisely the risht lnst1111t, to lllllleh OOII!Iantly cbanlfal lruck choice ofY·8 or Six •• , a Driver comfort, roo, gets plenty speed, load and power requircmenti. . ON STAGE-IN PERSON! of attention in new-styled Ford choice of over 180 models-from Unlike eonventlonnl systems, the Power Pilot UICI oa1t ~ 95-h.p. Pickups to 14S·h.p. Big Trucks for '51. The new optional S·STAR EXTRA Cab fen turn o11e eontrol instead or two, ,- il dulaned to l)'llchronlll .,. MEL SNYDER, Master of 'Ceremonies Jobs-,to tit your hauling job firioa twice aa accurately• better • ·, • stre//gt/1 ustrves that fomu rubber sent padding, glass wool roof insulation, automallc 'You can use resular sas • • • you set DO·~oolc per.i ' •:• BETTY LEE, ta!l and ac1·obatic dancer make Ford·Trucks last lollgtr, dome light and many other com· You'll find these Dew features­ rormance. Only Fwd Ia tbllow·prlco lloltl JlYU rou Powlr fort extras, at only sllaht add!· Pilot ··· RAY HOCK, ventl·iloquist . ln.cnaincs, clutch, transmissions, tiona! cost. Economy! ules, whecls,.eabs, Pickup body And only Ford sives yo11 1 ··· TRIXIE McCORMICK, novelty I'O!Je and unicycle act .;.wherever there have been op· power choice of V·8 or Six ••• . portunitie~ to make Ford Trucks four Brcat IIIBincs I Over 180 •:• RAY.HALL AND HIS COHUTTA MOUNTAIN BOYS, do a better Joti for you, for less lllOQeis. Como in and BCt ALL playing you1• favorite Weste1·n melodies money! the facts.

·'' It's All Free!. ./ I WJNTER. PLANTER-A sunny / Sponsored by winter day · In Londo!) inspired / two-year-old Aylmer . Gri~ble to set about bolstering Britain's . economy wUh . a ·to)' rake and Your New friendly Ford Dealer · handful of seed.'. Veteran farm­ SilSby Implement Co. era faar that when bin-vest time 1'1111& around /qlmer · will ftnd nothilll'bas. grown In his modest Maaon' ac:reaie ·but a few worma, tra· ROY CHRISTENSEN !or.ear~,r··~ 210 State Street .] j I .v.·; dlUaa'll' . priHI- .... , -. l ,•

·Members of 4-H Clubs Plan 'I Jnnu1u·y 41 1951 Section 2 B~ef-Feeding Tour Saturday COUNTY N,EWS tween Parlstyle ani.! Oity Daltcryl c . I ' c· . at·e aa follows: Margaret McLean, Inghn'm ~-H YOIIIlg'flLCI'H who Howoll t•oarl; :1:15, At·thtu· Web­ 158-411; Isabelle Whyte, 418; Jer+ aplta lfCUit Jillvc Bteet'H on fe~d will he vLsltcd ster, It't•osl r·or1cl, eus.l of Diet~ Cage Roundup Sntllt'dtty. County Cluh Agent M. mud: B:2u, Billy Nelson, flJ•st hourw l'y l!'l$'11, 157; Ida Bisel, 40151 o.n~ R w f Holt Has Inside Track Pat .F1·y, 101. , H. Avery and Vet·n Frenman or. cnsl of Wcbslots; 3:15, FrostB, Team sto.ndlngs are as followa; Mlchlg'ftn Slate co!logo will ac­ Zimmer· ronr!, sottth of Holt rorul; esumes a~ are INGHAM OOlTN'l'l' UlAGUIQ company winter ·1-H beeF clnh nnd Wesley Exelby, · ono milo crwt Friday, January Cl TeamWare's DJug Store , ...... 42W ·.L18 o F'd N' h OJ(etnoM at Holt memhers. F'rccman will malcc the of Wllllmnston on US-16, n fl ay lg t In County ~eague Race .trip to offer suggoatlons on feed­ Parlstyle Shoppe ...... 37 23 Haslett at Fowhlfl'llle Collins Sales ...... 35 25 ing and care. Capital Circuit teams will start Datn~vllle nt Stoclthr·hlgo Holt Ia the team to beat In the li'l'ldny night in Its gnmo with the Henson's Cleaners' ...... : ... 35 25 I.r.~;lle at Williamston the mnln drive toward the title ~ngham County league bnslcetball Tills Is l llu schoclule which will Dart Motor Sales ...... 32 ' 28 SUl'prlslng Panthers of Sloclt­ ~ li'rlc!ay night, .Charlotte and JDver­ TtreKduy, Jamm1•y 9 t·ucc as play resumes Ft•!dny night. bl'idgo. The Agg.Jes will he pl1tylng be followed: Rites Held for Western Auto ...... 30 30 IIIL~Iet.t tlt Stoclthrldge ett, the two unbeatc.n fives, will .conch Fred Lawrence hn~ an­ tllcit· fit•st game under· now coach 8;18, Bruce Everell c>n Utlce Schmidt'G ...... ;10 30 tangle at Everett for the first· Fowlllrvllle nt Dtut~'·llie othcl' cmclt combination. His Jaclc Finn, Finn toolc over tho cngo Drrrt and Cady ...... 28 32 r.eslln at llolt Lansing· rom!, one-hnlf mile eaHL place spot. R£Lmbler~ are big and fast and Ford Sales ...... 21 36 Wmlnestbly, Jnnuury 10 coaching c!ullcs laid down by of Olwmos t•orul; s:;w, Mlll'g'Al'Ct Former Resident Everett came out of the Great­ they have experience, They go Searl Bulggs, B!nclc, Mt. llojlc ronc! just eas·t of Ferris Co, ...... 24 36 er Lnnslng holiday toumnmcnt \VllllamKton ut Olircre Wyeth Incorporated ...... 24 Will Meet Friday Monroe, Stocl;,bridge road, north ot fixed. bowled by Clarence Fry. He rolled Howard Pontine ...... 23 Hurry! Hurry! 222 and 207 . .Tim Inghram got 203 Coach Don CRrey Is busy this and .Tack Shaffer, 200. Hol1 Night Owls weelt try.Jng to rub some of the Clancy Fry also had high series Art's Bar got on the ball Thurs­ rust off his Mason basketball with 561. .Tack Shaffer came next day night to raclt up higl1 series team. Mason starts the long cage with 550; Dick Lyon, 545; Jim of 2103. Chappel Insut·ancc was grind Friday night at Grand Inghram, 539; Don VanderVeen, close .!Jehinc! with 20[}3 and Holt Ledge. .Jr., 524; and Dick Brown, 506. Products got 1995. Holt Products Mason has lost just one game. Higb team game went to Char­ won three straight games In its 11he Bulldogs were snowed under lie's Bam with 876. Charlie's re­ match for the night. by Charlotte before Christmas but ceived second high series with came back strong to take care of 2443. Paristyle had high series of Faye Bot•dner bowled high for the night with 480. Lee Hoeflinger Michigan Center anc! Howell in You Never Saw Such Bargains! 2517 and second high game of 872. aasy fashion. Mason boasts one of Team standings in the league came next with 178 and Marge Maries bowled 470. the best balanced teams in the are as follows: Capital Circuit. Team W L Inc!lvidual high series for tbe About twice .a year here at Davis' we:.. sC!rt out, unpile, Charlie's Barn ...... 33 23 night are as follows: Pat Roggow, The Bulldogs have shown a Pal'istyle Shoppe ...... 33 23 170; Marge Marks, 161, 155, 154- tight defense so far this season dig into stocks of merchandise which we feel has and have shotmalcers in Denny American Legion ...... 30 26 470; Jennie Hallifax, 152-154; I!ll- been with us long c11ough. In January when the Christ· Court Cafe ...... 29 27 len Bellows, 171; Marge Dullng, Stolz, Bob .Jewett and Jim Iht, also. Wool Slacks I· Chellis Hall had high single game with 203. Dick Lyon got 201 ltrayy ,i:lclwt~ ~uituhle for lllntson Rcc~eati.on 'Vomen worl,, \Vo'l'tl Jlllt thmn till Pnt·istyle Shoppe came through and LeRoy Lee, 191, Thcy'J'c really J'mlucetl for Dicl< Lyon rolled' high serles Cilllti'ILllCtl. Ollll gr'Ullll $4.9fi, S' and GLOV.I!; SE'IS. $1 O.fJ5; some ~ults nt $10.95, to Schmidt's. , The occupants were cut , and duugurees wonhl cost-It sox oLher~ mtu•lmll nt $15.95. Dart and Cady scooped up high bruised but suffered no broken lot of good buys nmrkcd ~~~ Ueally very goocl buys If games of 727 and 631 for a 1976 bones. Their car was wreclted.and NEOUWEAR $1.911 Ull· ' ItO DES your boy needs n new bllit high. Ware's. rolled· 6G4 and 687 the trip was abandoned. for spring. for 1952 and Henson's got 611 and Bob Hilliard of Mason is In a IULLFOJ.. DS 697 to make 1929. ·· hospital at Ne\vcastle, Indiana, as LEATHER WORJ\ GLOVES Individual· high games and the result of an accident Saturday. series for the night were recorded His scalp was cut and both eyes as follows: Mary Jo:n·e N.ie,nstedt, were closed by facial bruises.· · 172, 159-461:' Betty Slugh, 173, ;EIUJ.iard was driving a Howard 164-458; Beth Mlll'ard, 181~446; Sober automobile transport truck Verna Rogers,, 177, 154-439; Dar­ near Newcastle when he saw a car lytle' Leyrer, 166-439; Freda Lay, on tha. wrong side of a· road on a 169-435; Isabelle Whyte, 158-425; cmwe •. Hllliard. dr.ove off the high­ Helen Lyon, 168-412:· Julia Creyts, way but still could Jl()t get out of 411; Ida Bisel, 152-411; Helen the way of the speeding .cat·. '11he Barlter, 171-408; Ruth Huber, 408; driver of t11e car was critically In-· 1\farguerit(} Bement, 402; Florence jured. Clements, 401; and Bobby Bt·yde; 150. . At uie fruit ma.rket· you should High games and 'series taken ftnd generous supplies of cl tt'Us, from . the. postpo11ed ·appl~s and cranberries. . · · ,., w, s. (J, fl. Mt>Bt~ W!!ihH!HCl!l-:y l~ll'liUIPirhoocl !Hnlll.lllg I•Jruuwd INGHAM COUNTY NEWS JanuEu'y 4, 1951 Tho Woman's Socl\l~Y fill' Chrlar Tlw firwt meeting of the Broth· Uun Set·vlce will meet at the erhood will be heir~ Monqay night, DansVille MothnrliHt oh.urch .Tununry lO for .Tnmtary B, at ut the Dans­ n. potl!Wll dlnnQr heforo the l:lusi· 7:ao MrH. Rclon Young viNe t:·own hill!. There will be a nos~ mooting nnd program, The potluclt supper wlt.h Rulph Wnllt· Mr. nnrl Mrs. Vel'll Crtri and fom- family woro guests of Wnltor Gor­ cnmml I. lee [or this mcrnllng con­ Onondaga liy wem dlnnm· guosl.s Sunrlny of don of Jnr.IIROn l~t·l(]ny, Hb;Ls of Mrs, AlliB Thompson, Mrs. ~~· nctlng os pholnnon, Ch1trlos Mt•. nnrl :Mt·s .•Trw!< Pe-ter11 of T"nn· 1\'lr. ancl M1•s, Hr•yr~ond Smltli Vernn West and Mra, Irma :tvru· Woods wlll hnvn churgll pf tho Uy 1\fl'H, llm·ton llrtldwln prog1•am with Wayne mall· sing; nncl daughter pf r,r1nslng wore HOII'f, CIHllf lng lll'l'angement.s fDr the music, Mr. and Mrs. Rube Giddings ort­ Trudgen of Lnnslng-. She returned Mi·. nml Ml's. Woodrow Cmfl New Yem's Day fl'IIOsl:.~ of the tert:alned Mt•, and Mrs, Iv1m Rey­ Mr. nnd. Mr11. Paul Hedglen and There will be n apeclnl speQlter·. home on Monrlny with Mr·. nnd and Mr·s. VlciOl'irL Cl'llft of flnnlwr· fo11ner's pru·enls, Mt·. nnr.l Mrs, nolds of J1Jnton Rapids nnd vlsltr,rJ Mr. and Mrs, Dewey Hobert 'smith. fn.mlly celehmtecl New Year's Day This Is the firat r·egulnr mooting Mr. Mr·s. Slg 01!'11 nrHI Btu•hurn, who Tflll nnd Mrs. Pcnrl Gl'ifflth of M·50 at with M1•, anrl Mrs. Arthur Hedg­ nlnce the organization meeting nt visited .JnHp2r Dnhlwln. Crnf.l Iicw Yen1·'s DFJ.y, Mt·, nnd Mm. Robert Lnohan rwcl which there were 75 present. All a New Yenr'H Eve rUnner Sunclny Mr. nnrl Mr''· Lnwt·onco Cur·lls Hon spent the New Yem·'s wcelt mHl lcn of Plua~ant. lnlw. • Mr. nncl Mr~ ..Tn.~prr •rel'l'y nnrl men of the community ure Inviter!. evening. Tiley spent the evening Mr. n.nd M1·s. Monte Thywrml loft wuc Sn.LIII'rlny g11esl.s of Mr. and with t110 foJmer·'s pnrr.nts, Mr. nnrl Mr. and Mt•s. Cet•nl Underwood visiting nnrl playing card~. Mrs. Will .CIIJ'lls of Mel'rlll. Mr·s. Robert Vtlrnn of Detroit. und fnmliy were New Yent•'s Wc!lne~dn.y tn spend t.hc wlntct• 1~. & A. JU. to ~lm•t Mr. nnd Mr~. B11rton Baldwin monthH In fo'iorida. Mr. mul Ml'li, .Jim Mlteh~Jl of M1•s, Pcnrl mnton, Homy Aclw• guests of Mt•, nnd Mrs .•Tared Aus- There will lie 11 speclrtl meeting anti family, Dale Nowlin nnd. Mm. Mt•. and Mrs. Eld T'n 1'1' nrHl• fam­ F'lnt Roclc, Mr·. and Mrs, Joseph and Mr. nrtd MI'S. Vernlc Stctlnt• t.ln and snn of Aurellus. of the Dunsvllle F. II< A. M. No. .TeoRie nm:h were In Bu.llle C;•ecl1 Ily enlertnlne. fn.mily entertulneti Mr. and Mrs. nnrl Ml's, Cort C1·ossman of Or·ton­ Mr·. nnd Mr·s. F1·ad Noble spent of Pn1·mn, Mr. nnd Mr·s. Donnl.d Jo~eph Wigton. . Holland Wing nnrl Sherry for rlin· cinched top hnnors. .Taeknon werr. guest.:i of 1'11'.1 nnr 1 Ml'H .. MinH Mann and :Mrs. Mma ner Sunday. ville wem entertuined nt dinner the New Year·'s holiday with Mr. Dexter and fnmlly of Laingllburg, and Mrs. Deun Noble nnd family. Mr. und M1·s. Ltu·r·y Bunlter or Mm. Roy Clover Sunrlny. Olw wore Thu!'sday evenmg fllnnct· Tho annual' Dillingham Christ- Mrs. Mlna Otis, Mrs. Ona AI· Mr. and M1·s. Roy Myers of .Tur,.k­ Stmdny at the home of Mt·. unci Billie Glover· ~pent. the holidny Sprlngpor·t. nnd 1\frs. Lor·en Titus M1·. and Mrs. Cllll'cnco Kimler g'tlf:sts of Mt·s. On1t Almont!. mar; ga\.her\ng was· held at the mond, Mr. and Mrs. Ho.ijJh Walker ~mn and Mr. and M1·s. Andrew Pal­ Mrs. l"l'cri Cmwln. week end us n. guest of Barbnr•u and family of Eaton Rapids. nnri family or WhiLe Oalc wr.t•c Sun- Mt•, .and Mrs. I'lllil Cai'C! wcl'c t.own hall New Yertr'~ night. Those and J. B. Dalton we1·e New Yea1•':l mer of Lansing· visited Mrs. Fran­ Mt·. and Ml's. Al'thur Polloi\ nncl drty clinn1Jr g'lll•~t;; or Mr. lllHI Mrs. gnests ol' the f~rmcJ•'smothcr, J'o!1·s. in nt.tcndanec were Mr. nricl Mrs. Day clinnct· guests of Mrs. Mina ces Nn!Jeling- at Sun"ol Haven New JiJli~o.bcth, 1v[t.•, nnd Ml'R. Marlin \'H, ,}OI'I'Y 'f.yrrn .Tirhnr~un, Clr·clf'l" I'Hilfinn .. C:cmld Kinne. Mnb<'l Canl o\ Casevtllr., over the Clmrlcs Dillingham, Mr. nnd Mrs. Mann. Ycnr's Day. Polloi\ and family rmrl Mr·. and of Lansing, Mr·. rmtl M1·s. Roger '"" ••·tl.l .. mePit. Mr·. nnd }!l's. Al'lhlll' Lcmull'Cl of wcelc end. , Pan! Dillingham and Delm·es, Mr. Donalrl Parish of Westcm Michi- M1·s. LJilu J1obcrlr1 nncl clrmgh­ Ml'R, Clnr·e BaltCl' and fmnily were CIHtl'Ch of Mltsnn nnrl Ml', nnrl '1'1'" l'••npl" nf !he fllnle of Mkhlgun Detroit, !l·fr. anrl 1111's. Howanl Mt•. nml, Mt·s. Cm·l Lehm~n nnri nnrl Mt·s. K w. Dillingham and gnn college ;,t Kalamazoo nnd .Jess tcl', Lois, of Flint and Miss Elhel entertained Thlll'fidny at a Ne·w Mrs, Melvin Lewis, Betty Petct'Ron v~. 1\c•nnPth l'llt'iHiltn, Ordc•r· or nol!n Year's dinnm· nt the !Jome Df Mr·. ami Bu1.l Doug·Ias of F'owlerville '"'oR~•oul. Mueilcr· of GJ'o:;,;e Pointe and Misri Pamela ot Detroit were Y\ eLs of Mr. and Yeor·'s Day of Hev. anrl Mrs. E. H. ' ,, ~J " - o-::1 ' I Will c. lludlc•y, dha !'. X. :-iurp]l!!l, lJc•- of Dett•oit W<~J·e r)ntcrlaincrl over Ceot•ge Vor;-t, .Jr. Kennelh Dillingham and family, Mrs. v\'illimn Morefield .over the Kincaid. lic. Ml'. nnd Mrs. Lawrence Swan. fntrll juciJ:ml'lll. for JPinlrrtllr. $1,11i7.:12. the New Yeai''H wecl< end at the Mr. and Mt·s. Ralph Walker n.nd tlw Hev. Ml', Bowsm·, Lance New Year's wed< end. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Diehl were Ml'. anti Ml's. Bob Price nml M1·. and M1·s. Rex Town~end nn!ll i\ntnmnlico Air• Cnll l'••nple nf lh,. Rl.u!O' nf Mlo·hlv.nn family and F'l'anl• Clover of Lan· spent Sunday Wtlh Mr. and Mr·s. Mrs. William M11ench, mission- Miss Mildi·crl King of Howell Dowling·. meeting of the Lant:ilng disll'i(~t of Lan~mg Vlfll r.t l l'. ant rs. vH. llinwnt.hn Smith. llnhtllr'ilY liPnr•inJr, "in;; were New Yeai''H Dt~y dinner How~rd G~luss ?f ~to;:ltlJrlllg:~· n.ry superintendent, announces was a wecl1 cmrl guest at. the home the Free Methodist church... Justin Br:-tdy Stmrlay. Jdl'adt·d ~uilly, ac!r'I·JIIi•d, hnml Mf'l. ul 1111 Mr. nnrl Mr.s. Glen Fox and Mr. !;lll!flts of M1·. nnrl 'Mrs. Wlllinm Othm gu,c~ts were MI.' :rnr\ .~· that Lhc opening exercises of the of Mt·s. Jmi:mbcth l::lacin1s. Mr. and Mrs . .Tnt! Sweet of Lun- $1.0011, "''"'""'"d. Muench. Mr. rmd Mrs. Kenneth Eugene Gu.uss nnrl Mr .. rln r.. fllrnl nnfni'P t.hf! Mason and Donnie of Vveilbm·vt e ume.s "t'lg 1- _nm .. '.ami y. . tl"Yoted to u rnis·siona1·y pt·ogram we!'e New Yeur's Day guests of · f t · J\' d M · C 1 H 1 " Adanw nnrl M1·. :!llll ~r!rs. Emest Mr. and Mrs. Wayne !i'ilc:l1 land, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilcox, r·nurt wit.hout. 11 jtu·~·. jnd!{mt·nt fnt· were evcmng· guest;; o. t 1en· par- .r. an . rs. .ar oovm nru Ilext ",'ttntlay. •r11c 11'. Y. F. "lloir or pluintlll't-i, $:JX1.r,o, t•rtfit.fi nnd duti'Hf'K ltl)) ants on New Ycnr• s Day. son, K ur,1 o f L ansmg we1·e gues t s will sing.,, '" c Bnmcs of \Vehberville were Sun- Marshall. Miss Elimbeth Carr and Philip lor· t"""'· Mr. and Ml's. Leo nogcrs a.t- ovc. 1'. the week end of Mr. anr.l l\Jr;;. McJn•ber·s of the Methodist day evening gumrts of their. pn.r- Mr. and MJ's. Tom Utter n•• Arnold were entertained New Cl'rcu'lt Court 'J'h .. ]'"'"''" nf lh" Stnl.•· rpf Mi.,hlgnn t cntI er l t Ite f uncm I o.r E•.nc' · r···,r.mer · \V. rli tnm. M Ol'e fl e 1c. 1 ' YrJtt.tlt Fellowship spent New ent.s, Mr. and JV!J·.,, David Bal1er. tlll'netl Sunday to the home of Ycat·';:; Eve nt the home_ of Mr. \'~ ..Jt•r't'Y Lynn ,lultn:;un. fll'd••r of 1wllt! and Mrs. Wayne Jn·os·~'l'ti. a t JI·owe II ·v• cr 1nesr 1 ay u r·t emoon. Thc annua1 N ew y cars g.a tl JC!'- Year's Eve at a watch night ser·v- Mt•s. Homer Hazelton of Center their son in Holt after spending 'Taylor·. p d• rocee 1ngs 'l'h" !'"''"'" of !lor• Stnlc; of Mi<:lthmn Mr·. and ' Ml'li. William Musolff lng at t.he home_ of Mrs. Rosa An-I ice at the church. After games Line spent the New Year's week a week with Mr. ancl Mrs. Melvin Ml's, Cassie Reichle antl Geot•ge vs. ctuu·lt·H H. V:~rildHlrtl'l', J\nniKnm~>rll., amI N ea Ic VIS· .,I :cr1 M t', nne1 ,M rs. d erson m~ 1' u d c d M r. an. d M rs. F: o~·- were played, the young people en· endgciJ: hart.wilh he1· mothct·, Mrs. Jesse Ultct•. fvlartin of Jackson, Ivll's. Sadie lluth K1·•·itluw vH. Hidwrd H. f'nnlin pl••n1h•d guilty, lli''-~'J't'•d, prnh11f-inn, n1w p 1 1M N 1 tr 1 :uul .Tnhn Ca~~nd:ty, Oi'df·t' I)( dl~rni~Hnl. Y••nr·; ••usll'l, $iofr; flt·st. l.'i dayH in lrnr· Dewey Beaver of Grand Rapid~ est Ande1son und ~amlly, Kermtt joyed t·efreshmenls, then Rev. H.olJCrt Hicllmoncl of Indiann­ :.,C llll,.Ml'. nnL . 1'9, 0 an \vC:nlp C '1'1\1• p,•oplt! nf Llw ~tilt" nf MidttJ.(an ham ~~nlllllY jail. F'ridny. Anderson nnd famtly, Mt·s. Irma Sam Seizert led the g-roup in de- Jl~~~ll ... ~~·. ~~~\r;~~~o~h,;;"L;~oJ~ ~ ~ polil;, Indiana, spent New Year's and Mrs. Doris Bachman n.ml sons ______.:______--; Mr. and M1·s. Mm,tin Pollok ae· Bettman, Mr. and Mrs. George volions. Mrs. noscoe Amold, Mrs. 11 1 with M1•. and Mrs, Wayne LeCtll'· were g11ests of Mt·. and M'rs. Ar- ·· compnnied the fomtcr's sister, Bettman, Lester Anderson, Ern~.st Ivan R 1.0111101, "I'S, Wr'IIJ'arn Mtl- !i·. oml MI'S. Hn.r'l'y l~lliott of eux. \.hill' Wemple for New Year'f; rlin­ M. "'1. " tl P il 1 A b. J M 1M F t 11 • m l•'owlerville nncl M1·. and Mrs. How- ISs ..,, 1znue · 1 · o o 1, to " ury . o.nes.. r. n.ru r.s.. m; of Williams­ t N Y ' E J' th f d d 1 t M M F -, 11111 ' " party at the home of :Mr. ami Mrs. Mr. and l\Irs. Charle;; LadCI Sun­ gues s ew ears • vc o. e or- an aug 1 ers, r. and r.s. 'or· and children wc1·c Frldn y evening .Justin Bmdy. day. ton. ··· Bus to Catch? mer's parents, Mr. ancl Mrs. L. est Anderson, Jr., and sons, Mr. .."t·.".' of Ml'. nncl . Mr·s:. C"ot·u:e ~·II" Ml'. and ~.frs. Lee Haindel and P r·tcc· u f· I ~n.nsmg.· and ~irs. Don Anderson and Carol "Vogt, "·' " Jr. " ~ M1'. nni.l Ml's. Rex DuBois nncl :lfr. and Mrs . .h. J. Miller and I Mr. nnrl Mrs. Roylyn MilleJ· anrl family of Mason were Fl'iclay eve­ M1·. and ll11·s. Ed Stevenson ami and Bobby Andet·son. 1, .11 .. flJJcl "r·s. La"'.ton Gatl,''•" Glenn of Mason, M1·. n.nr.l Mrs. Hex M ro A 13 1 f " m "' - · Jfulli!JergH, L~e AmH; and Ronald ning guests of the latter's pat·ents, 1', am1 M J'S, .... • • "\Cl' 0: De- Mr. and Mrs. Dnle Erter and o.]JCilt New Ye.'ll.·'s l)!IY IVI't" ::vrr·. Danny spent New Yeut··s Day with CaU OUR CAB ·t t "' v • D ·' u - and Bob and Lawretha Lott of Mr. rtnd !VII's. A. C. Berge!', 1 t mt were gues s aew ... cars Day a. nny spent New Year's Day a•:d Mrs. Lttw.tnn Clicl!ner· of Wt'l- Mr. and J\lt·s. Loui8 Yuhasz or Holt. Ingham Court 01.· M1 ·. n.m I 1'1'rl's. J ames n·1•lC gway. WI th M r. an d 11'·<.l'S. A r th· ur c o1 e I lilll'l"tor , " \Villiamston were New Year'c; Dn.v Mt·. ur.cl Mrs. Ji'ortl Bayhoe, Ml'. Mr. and M1·s. Cal'l Ott, St·., an witll Mr. im·d ::vr ·s. MI'I·ton Mrs. George Mitchell attended the New Year's Day visitor;; or M1·s. PIJOilC 2-2141 w·111 I' D t t t J l\'I 1 M E 1 Miss F'riedn Dohe1-r of Lansing Lena Stetler and Mr. and Mt·s. . mr 1.orms. e rot· VIS! er r. nne l'S. 'ml Lrtpol'te of Detroit and Mrs. Cassie spent Sunday with Mt·. and Mrs. 51ith wedding anniversai'Y of Mt·. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilbur Singer and Osbm'!le Saturday. F:eiehlc of. Jr,CI{son. anrl Mt·s. Vernon .T. Brown Sun­ Ernest Stetler. Open 24 Hours a Day " George Vogt, Sr. day. :Mr. and Mrs. Arlhm· Peterson •__ ...:..______1 ~i AFW- FT ZH • f. P. X. LEAVING. MASON ST LEASEI

Get These Quality Values Special! . Merchandise All Brands Cigarettes While They At· Record Heavy Fur-Collared $1~75 Carton Bomber Jackets Last I 2 Packs for 35c Sa.tin Finish Savings ,J:wlmt nil colors Sweaters up Wool and Corduroy $8.95 Dr·rsR sweatr>rs in n \':trlrt~· Sub-Zero Test, Men's mt1l Trousers nr mlor·~ ·boy's Ideal for worl• o1· dress last Time .for These Value -Value - Value Hurry- Don't Wait $1.98 $4.95 Pup Tents, like new, genuine army $4.98 Worlt Shoes, a1·my style ...... $ 4.98 White T -Shirts, good unde1·shil·t for winter ...... 2 for $1.00 Army Foot Powder ...... $ .25 Sweat Shii'ts, heavy fleece-lined .. $ 1.79 Anny Foot Locl,ers, steel, new .. $ 8.95 Ui·~·'s Army Saddles, new ...... · ..... $14.95 Navy Bunlc Beds, double, Storm Coats Army Combat Jacl,ets, used ...... $ 2.98 steel ...... $12 per set fiabnrrlin" Finish Army Gloves, new all-wool ...... $ .49 mg l~ur Cullnr All Wool Leather Jacl,ets, a1·my fleece· Dress Sweaters Heavy Work R~bbers, Reg. $2.98 $ 2.49 lined ft·om ...... $ 4.98 Steel Army Cots, last chance J?ancy Designs on these ...... $ 4.98 Wood Kegs, 5-gallon, ideal fo1· Flas.hligM Batteries ...... 2 fot• 15c cidet• ...... $ 2.98 ' $4.98 Knee Boots ...... $ 3.98 At·my Shoe Le~thc1· Preserver ....$ .25 ·shorts Hip Boots, heavy navy ...... $ 7.95' AAF Sun Glasses .~ ...... $ 1.98 Army Saddle Soap, 1 lb. can, I.arg.,, Whit.~ 98c value ...... $ .39 l~andkerchiefs Aml Urlefs Heavy Arctics, for work or dreu Insect Repellent ...... 3 for 25c A h:U'galn that can't be Mens' ...... $ 4.98 found nuywhm·•~ l'lse ' .. ' Men's Riveted Dungarees ...... $ 1.98 Amty Mess Kits ...... $ .59 2 pr. $1 B oy s ...... $ 3.98 Nylon Hose Men's Chambt·ay Shh·ts ...... $ 1.49 A1·my Ca.nt~ens ...... $ .59 5l·b'11llge, firNt IJmdlty A1·my Arctics, used ...... 1.49 $ Size 8 Vz 1 fits 11izH II 300 Pair Gaba1·dine Sport Shirts ...... $ 3.98 Heavy Underwear, fleece-lined· ....$ 1.98 Back Pacl•s ...... $ 1.98 97c Men's Dress Shoes All other• Hizcs $1.20 Boy's, Too $3.98 Don't Miss Thes'- Closeout Bargains •·

Heavy \Yhlte Towels

Women's n.ml Girls' Hert~ 111 one of our toJI' Heavy Llnell Anklets lmrgnlns... Mackinaws All Wool Good Loolthrg -Warm 4·pttlr ' Blankets·, .. 2 for $1 .Across from: Fox ·Theatre '\ Only $1 ·j '$4.98 $4.98 Homemaker's Page Wonderland Foods m 1951 'RoundtheCalendar Women'sPrograms Holt News MI'H, Wllllmn ,J, Ch:llw Far1ner Peck's Wife Will Carry Much for Farmers Week uy Mrs. Ernest nurlew- l'llono sss~ wilh to St. Lawt once IH!sptlnl, wht•t e she wns l1 cJtlctl rtnd luJHptl.tltr.ot unci 'l'ool A 'l'oot het c Lho~t I want to hole! onto It 11 'l'uesday's 11101 nlng prog1 am ln­ A 'l'uol:; 1 Susy s1ts In hCI lrttlc while longer. Cttn we eve!' be so cltJdcs "Muu!Umc A1 ountl the rotltlng clwlt beside me wtlh her hapJlY again 'I Ench yonr· tops the Wot•lc!," tt discussion by ftvc for­ two favolllc new loys; Nancy last for having that wonderful eign students and 'Keeping Mcn­ l'ancy m one .um anti ,L small IJuL climax that comes ft om wa tchlng t,t!ly and Physically l•'ll," .L Loti!< JH>thy hn1 n 111 the olhc1 hugg-Ing :vatu liLlie one:; p1 ance. Pelt• says hy Fannie B10oks, lmmc!ly an ex­ rocltlng nnrl blowing for· dear life. I say that cvei,V vent Is tt !Jc· tension health specialist In l11c ('l'oy dtums, horns etc di'c usu­ cause I nevt•t tc.llly grew up my­ altctnoon Mary Whttlocl{ Michi­ ally bought for othCI people's sci f 01 IS tt bcc.t usc Lhcse n 1e the gan Slate college home cconomJsL clnldH II. • . Wlth fl g1 In ) happ1csl yeats n( om lives i When will discuss lhc pr act teal toprc, When Sally t cecrvcd a lrtlle the child! en arc small "Octtmg What You Want lor trumpet at n ptc-ChJJstmas party W<' wonl lo my s1slcr 's l10nw Yom Money" 1t !'Icatcd .r cJILteal s!lu.tlwn here foi' eltnncr .md Pegg-re 11 ho Is 1:1 On Wednesday Jnotmng Lconatd She clanned lhat 1L \Vasn't 41 SctOI- ~atd, 11 ChtHilll1dS t~n'l ns much run Rnll, Mlch•gan Slate college ccon­ tel!ll y", ... Lh,tt Susv would g-et as 1t used lo be" She s,wl 1t husmess meclmg}ms called to or· onust, wrll drscuss what ou1 clol­ 1 gctmH 1f slw blew 1t too. best des J.tlltcr r cg1 elfltlly as she wall hctl clci' by Ann Feldpausch, wtth !at s a1 e wo1 th today. Karen l"la· she hlcw sptl Into it. the youngct ones pl.ty1ng l'vc st:vcn mt:mher s PI esent Follow- docs dlrt•clor o( the Kelvrnalm Now you can rmng-1nc one chtlcl seen her· face bcfoie me mnny Ing' the sccrelaiy's report thctc I Krtchen, Dcltcnt, Wlll discuss, blolllllJi unci one chrld ct;rng. 'l'hc tunes since . hdlf ltlllc Jilt! and was a s,tlcly C!lllZ. I "'!'he Planned Worltshop lot Lhe pi n:;pc<•L nf .molhci nne settled hdlf Iii nwn Lip aml hnr]Ing- out Plans for· the next meelmg Ilomc ' In the alter noon sesston LlMt problem tight away Lttllc g'Iadua!ly lhctt hfe 1sn'L all tmsel wh1ch WJII he held Januaty 11 at talks wtll be grven by Eleanor dtcl I lmow then wlwt I know now and ttJmmJng ·1·:!0 at the home of Mts Tee! Fay, Clauss, F'aye Kmdct and Jcsste 'l'l1o1 c rs .1 constant boom-boom I wish mall cmploycee wei c drscusscd It was also de· Matwn, Mrchtgan State college vJ!Jr•ultng' rn my cars C\irl' smcc, get so t11 erl mrl d1sgnsletl wrtlt crdcd f"llow1ng the next mcelrng home cconomrsts, concct nmg thea even when rt 1sn't IJ!owtng I thin!{ thetr Clnrstmas marl H's n won· to have a potluck supper aftet tecent visits to Europe thrs ts why, tc 01 lottcJ msrt!o mg gifts, playmg games wttl1 ule wtth Paulrne Paul, MIChtgan mdeho,u cis lhcy rltunpcd their Etthci Pete and I 1cad them to­ help hem~ gJvl'n on pt ojcct~ to StaLe college frozen foods r·c· socks .tnd out tolled tangcunes, gcthei 01 each clay's bunch l\'dS lltr>•,c necclrng Il Reft cohmcnls of searchet, dtscusr,rng, "Wll of wheat flour, bread and I and lifts. R. H Pendell of Albron that I never knc,v existed There Gene Valleau. Plultp Twtz of Lan· out to tlte tJ·ce nne! open your ut11c1 eeJcal ptoclucts are likely to He ts a vetCian of WOI!tl War II IS so much meat m them, wonder­ ::.mg ts soendmg a few dnys at the other thrngs unlll I come m from mcrcase He attended Mtchtoan SLate col· Valleau home. nullnng I 14 c·ows) and clwres7' ful thoughts of w111ch I am not Sugm-Stocks arc the highest \lege for thi ec year~ and at p1 es­ and he left We have always done capable myself One woman spolte stnce 1017. The now stable pnce cnt Is employed at the Reo Motor Lhat as Jl g-rves hun a chance to of llvmg With me the trrp to the may go np, howcve1, befot e the Car co . Wdtch and play wtlh them wrthout hen house and gflthenng the eggs end of 1951 Mt and Mr·s Thomas Keaton rushmg off to chores. Well, 1t was and how nca1 1t made us seem. Jllotts says strong food demand spent the Christmas holidays rn only five o'clock ami Lher e I ..,. as Once again I close this !tlllc wrll encourage all-out piOcluctton, Loursa. }{entucky, w1th Mt Ken· wrth two hltle balls of TNT Wrlh Wee]{)\' down-to-Cal tn clt.tl that ,mwmnn on Sunday, 'l'he h.wc some good movies of he! gtand, LJlllc Strllman, left support occaston also honm ed 1m lhday dctnemg up and clown We had not to vtce-gr and Lctta Van Not· qnmvetsaiJes of M1 s Clarence menlronctl the pr ospocl or one and wrcl, and Edtth Roberts, jtmwt 3het wood ancl MI Newman. Othc1 she w,ts totally sutpnsed Susy pas! noble gt and. ;uests wcte M1 ancl M1s. Law· gtabbcd her little baby doll and l\11 s Nmma Wagner spent New once Wlutmg and Lois M1 and the cmdlc I had made fo!' 1t ,wd Yea I s Eve and New Ycat 's Day M1 s E1 Vlll Siler wood ftllCl Billy l1<1s scarcely let 1t out of hct sight, wr th N e1 ta and l\1IIhe 'Bt own of 1,nd Mr and Jilts Vclmom Dayton, SlllCC, Lansmg Leste1 and Larr :.• of Lcsltc. So 111uch about ChJIHlmas when School 1 cope ned Tannaty 2 altei Sunday drnner guests at the home pf M1. and Mrs. Joe II tr· it Is past but U11~ ycm we ll11 ~l-7ll to \\ ht•,tlon l11gh· p m Th•s w•ll bo a regular meet­ !,ou, spent Ftrday evcmng wtth Mt 1\.t~, I mile IWilh lu \'.ti!C,'I high\\'ay1 \12 mile lvt•st. Ing and degrees. 'Inc! Mt s Got don Edmonds of Ma· Ol•cmos Chaplet· No 267, Order son. Sunday afternoon cal!eis at of Easlei n Star will meet at the the Dwmond home wei c M1 s Masomc hall January 11 at 7 30. Myiotle SemsfOid and M1ss Mat·y 27 Head 27 Head Thi' Will be a regular meetmg. HRwlcy and Ray Chase and Miss HOLSTEIN-GUERNSEY Lucile Chase of Lansmg, Mt·s J enme Dal of MarHhall, A balsc dress versatile enough In tlns, ovcrg1·ecns nncl n Creche Mr. nnrl 'MI'S, George Redman IJOI/1' lilll'inr;· .lfllllln1'Y fol' several t sister of the bridogmom, plrtyert .scene fm·metl tlw hacltgrouncl for nncl clnnghter, Llndn Lee, roturnccl ycn1·s nr; this gives child1•en rc· calor and simple enough in styling n·gnn selections of "Oh Promise cnn be changed through the use of 44 11 the moming 1·1 tcs. · · to llnleigh, N. C., Tuesdn,Y nftc1 nrwccl'intorosl when the stories lH!· Me," .! Love You Truly,'' Bc~ srcncllnf.f n wcclc wlt.h Mr·. ncr!­ {in agaln, The HC·!-l:->ionH nl'e held in dlflerent colored scarves at neclt cause/' nnd 11 Tho Lol'd's Prayer'' Mls:> fliOI'Ia Gonan, n · consln of or waist; It wll! became still an· the hridc, sang "Ave Mrrrln," mnn's parents, Ml', nne! Mr11. Pnul LlH: HIH'ing-, summel' and J'nll. '!'he rrcccdlng the cm·emony, other dress with a matching prlnt "Pnnls Angcllcus," nnrl scarves for dresses and suits r.ro white orchid and stl·onmcrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Hunter urcl Garrett of Lansing on SatUl'· Following .the l'ites, n wedding Miss Madeline DeMnso of Bat· day, .January 13. all within your grasp with a liLt!c dinner wns served to the britlal wore guests of their son-in-law 'l'hls ycat· 'round suit from BLOUSES SUITS tic Creek wns her sister's maid of and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Rob­ Games were played (luring the couple and 10 relatives at the Mish­ Adele Simpson's new collection Some honor. She wore a. forest green ert Squires of Lansing, on New evening, with prizes going to the awalta Hotel in Mishawaka, Ind. ROBES is made of pure wool with B taffeta- gown and hmidcd tim·a Your's Duy. bride-elect. !~allowing the enter· The dinner was given by the bl'idc's blacl< velvet trim and a blaclt headdress, She rnl'l'lccl a matching Mr·. and M1·s. A. R. Mason, Mrs. tainmcnt, she opened her many parents. muff, to which WCI'e fastened yo!· Leola Watkins and childt·en and girts. velvet blouse, 'fhe tweedy Tucsdrry morning Mr. and Mrs. low rosebuds. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Holmes, all The Stacl-.Jt.'X:J<:../V~~~= and Mrs. w. Prescott of Lansing. :or triangular. Simple machine or Here 1\rc Good Sources _ of spring! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuhn of :hand hemming wlll finish the edges, For 1\fatct•lals Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice and the scarf is ·all ready to be From the good portions of a' laee l't·e-Season Buys! Ricltly, Mr. and Mrs, Schuyler used.· tablecloth, you can makil a stole Smith, Mr. a·nd Mrs. Harry Spen· Fancy scat·ves for more formal and mitts for evening wear. Dye ny and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dens· : niay have the prints out· o~casions the lace a luscious pastel color Hamburger Deluxe Shop more were New Yeat''s Eve guests ;lined in sequins. Crisp New Cottons 1 that will harmonize with the cloth· of 1\'Ir. and Mrs. Harold Barnhill. ,Tap Old Sources in g. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barton and family spent sunday and New :For New Blouses From an outside· sweater you can Will Be Closed­ Yeat''s Eve with Mr. ,and Mrs. ') Look to tnther's old shit•ts or make a wesltit, mittens and stack· rn.";.cst Sage and family of Beld· ffoar~~pi~psbl~~se~~u~~~~p:J fs~~~:~ ing cap. DyP. a wintery color and Dra.matic January Clearance add gay yarn embroldet·y for fin· Sundays i Miss Elizabeth Adams of Lalre /can be ·dyed charming· pastel col· lshing edges. 1 Still in Progress! / 'OI'ion spent the Christmas boll· 1 ors, whiteshirts can be used just From a candlewick bedspread days with her family, Mr. and Mrs. :as they nrc, or may be dyed a ·you can get enough for a easual Effective Immediately Ralph Adams. Miss IY<'IlologJst fJ orn fctlls lhls yecu on Feb! unt y 0 A vert llPn• lnfi 11 n 111 WmslliJl soJvlcc 11 '10 pc!lnt<•ndcnt I' I caching set vice ne1 gtJCEt or M1, ar•cl M1s Oeotge 01 eel guo~~ 1ecel vcd many gifts 1\IIcl!lgnn Stnto cnllogo will also chnln or pt oye1 will he made or n m nnrl 8 p 111 W Y P S 7 30 11 00 Young Peoples set vice (J 30 Messner of Musan Sutu1 clay She tnllc on How to Kc1 p (wm Golnfi millions nr people .vorshl[lplpg In Milton Frnnlclln and Ted Den• p m PinY< r Hllltcc Tl!urs Icc 7 !0 Pt nynr Insune In IOfil" nn1 t~llh<'ILin Hw lllllH of on1 wcw New Yea! s Dny guests of gucoJ s .Lt the G ll ncr home Ch!lst. sel 1 "rs fur [IUJHis up lo tho age doni W01sh1p so1 VICe 11 00 Song mg at the home of M1 ' me! Mr o L011l juul Sa\mu• '~-rPI n AntPitus llntttlsl G!lhe1 I Mtlcs t11cn son Lester llcltiCII and 1111s D LY guest, of lhe Gn1 ne1 a of 20 Wcdncscloy evemng moetrng- SO!Vlcc 7 10 M r Jt' sc1 vrce 8 00 Rnlph Lolt m Holt Stmdny paolcn Wmsh1p ,cJ\I!C Will he nt TIIOUGIIT FOR THE DAY fnnlll) we1 e Mt nr.11 Ln\ Beg IP111ng Sunday the guests ot Mt an rl1 ,tt c t 1,1J!y at tlte Mrun Willett M1 and M1 s Hat! y How- of M1 and Mh v; II 1 n rom fn1 the11 parents, Mr and Mts GJOup I 1n chnrge of pt og- 1am Str cot Motlwct 1n2c, by Rev A c Ehrhatclt or ro111 miles nm tIt nl Ch ulotic on ( o< !11 .111 1o td tn \ 1 1 mont­ 1 Stmri'ty masses 7 ~0 anrl n 30 a numh , Chr~olmn trstmlOny nnrl en allons llfeetmg of the off cm!ll:vc gucs•s of Mt and Mrs Monts wetc llHLil!es (ntllll· ( l'h•usi• note : This hcul of cat­ shtp scrv1cc at 10 a m the pas· nntl Mrs S B Wenget The Rev cl.tlly hu•d) 8 10 Murnbc1, ol the C tthohc tot w11l speak on 'Go 1-Tho Hugh Wlntn< y Sr llrng I'rmn R C Wenge1 rs past01 of the tit• Is mostly l 1om UJ tlflclnl Women's clnh 01c to lrrl,e cmrl D,ury I'QillJIIlll'nt ,lJHl fc•l'll Chut ells G1eatest rask" The spc­ The Hugh Wh1 tney fatm on F11 st Chm ch of 1 he Breth! en h!i•Pdmg wtlh slz1• and pw­ t 11J!es to the 8 10 mass Suml1y \\ Pstlnghousr' K·< tn null, 1 noll'r cutl offm 1ng fot 1111SSJons wrll Lc West Dcl!cvuo road IS h"mg pur­ Mrs Lucile Goff and daughter tluc twn A hu1 < <011" nrP llf'Ur­ lllOI'llng The tables \dll he nse1! < [{hmdgp Pr t sh~ tm inn, Dr Tuesclny nfte1 Cht1stmas vacnt10n Sttte of Mtchtl:lln 1he Ptobnle Comt Clark Center W11luunstou n.qthst Hm old F G Bch'JCt pastor D1 Behner fot the County uf lnKhnm. H1chm d Todd a seventh g1 nde1 1\Ir Dnnnlrl Clnrlc Reese pastm Chlll c!1 ~chool l 0 w II gtvc Itt~ thud sel mon on th~ At 1 scs::;ton of stud Coutl hl'"!]d nt s em ollccl altet attencltng school cl n m Wo1 sh1p sct 1 tees 11 a nr Pc1sonal!ty of Chust' at the ttn P1 ohntc Otrtc' m the Ctty of L ln· l'"ct,con He ts the son of Mr and ~tnl! Ill Iii 1 I Count} on lhu 22ntl dny Recuut Flo>cl Bullen Jt of and 7 30 p m Tumm and semm Sunday mo1 mng worshtp seJVJCc llhs Austm Todd who 1ecentl:, ut Ot c mbm A D 1950, I 01 t Lee Vel .tlllVLC! h0111e Thm s g1 oups G 10 p m Tht11 sday P~escnL HON JOHN McCLELLAN, bougllt the Aug-ust S!1anlc place dav nlsh' f01 1 10 ri<~Y fm Iough teachers lesson study open to nil Judge c f P obntc You Nee~ Tires Sto< ldntrlg< :llethothst, W Hm­ In t1 e Mnltut oC tho Eslutc of SAM Cla1 k Bullen of I'o1 tlanc! called Ell tP McCtem:, of Huntm,;ton teachets 15 p m followed by 7 ly Young pastm Chrmes nne! or­ UBI I ORl !NO, Dcccnscd on Mr and Mts Don Clulc one Imltan,r llHI M1ss V10Jct \Vatson pt aym setvd M1s Roy Rusch spent mns holtclays wtth l\11 anY or th1s 01 dm f01 th1 ue succes­ \!"ted Mt oncl Mrs Chatlcs So· I'!SO! Wotslup set VICe at 11 p m sive wee I s Ill ev1ous to s.tld clny of hum­ Jtm of Pa1 ma 11ncl Mt nnd M1 s N1!es ChUl ch sc'10ol Jl 15 IJttng at L tlcl JHinttJtl und c!Jculn.ted lll snld M1 ancl Mrs ~ lo) cl Bullen en­ at G 43 p m P1 aye1 se1 vwe every Lansmg v. ere Sunday clmne1 Announetnq • , county lei tamed at n fmmly Cln]stmas Wcdncsdny evomng Mtssronary guests of Mt and Mts Leon Cnu- ~ Great Btbla School meetrng Thms•lay evenmg of thts dmncr on New Yeat s Dry Guests ~~ l)y Men! - !:'REEl weelc at 7 30 p m on the fifth wetc Floyd Bullen J1 of Ft Lee, M1 s Paul McCt e01 y and Elwm chaplet of the study book A lJue Cn111 Va Mt m a m Church school 11 15 a FINAL ADMINJSTRATION ACCOUNT Stntc of MlchtHrLn fho Ptabutc Cmnt CHANDLER-January 15, 1951 rot the Count); of lnghnm chrldren _ M1 and Mts 01ln Hunt and m Youtlt Fellowslnp p m The 8 Stntc or M~elugnn 1 ht P obr~lc Com i At u Se::iston of sn11l Com t hell :tt Mt ar.d Mrs Pnul Bmkhat t and famtly of Patma wete New Yent s Those Kelly-Springfield fot the County of lnJ.tlmm mectntg Wednesday at S p m vnll the P1ob 1te Olftce 1n tho Caty of M uton ehtlclt en of Palmvt n spent Sunday Day chnner guests of Mt and M1 s be n p1 ayc1 nnd wmlt meetmg At n session nf :mnl Com t held nt 111 fll\ld County on Lht 3ul d lY of Jnn­ thu Pt ubntc Office m the C1ty of Mll!iOll unty A D Hlil ancl Monda, \1 1lh Jilt nnd Mt s Leon Causte and fam1ly n s 1icl County on the 2~ncl dny o£ Du­ l'tosenl HON JOHN lllcCLELLAN, Donald C!ul' The Clnti{S cntct­ ccmbut A D 1960 M1 and Mrs F1ed Fanson of N 01 tim"~ t Stoocii!Jlulgo 1\lcth· Judge of P1obnte tamed 14 guests New Ycat s Eve mltst, Catfon Foltz, pastor Com· Ptcsunt HON JOHN McCLELLAN In the Muttet of the Estnlc or Eden Mt and M1 s Bm t Sm1 th Tires and Willard Jud~ u of Probntc. Ml and Mts Stanlc~ McDamels munlon set VLec 9 15 a m Chlll ch CHARLES COOL, mcnlnl!y lllcompolonL and Ml nnd Mls Wrlham Fanson In the Mllttm nf the Estnto of \VAL Rnymontl H McLenn hnvmg fJiud 1n of Lnnsrnri Wet e call PIs of M1 nnd and fam1ly of Amellns we1e New school 10 15 a m Youth Fellow­ LACE LARkiN CHANDLER, llcccascY • business mcetmg Will be held w1th M1 nnd M1s Merton Rtce enter­ BERNARD PLAKKE, Pnt·ts Mgr. ~C:ill '=-"-'".::::::::-=-._·_ Slalo day at 8 p l!obctt L Dtnl;o 'Mm tlu~ 'l hnym 1\11 and M1s Clarence Howe on Rci!JOICl or Ptobnto tained then g1 anf Rives spent a turltey dinner with all the trim· last wetll< witit hct' cousin, Mnt·ll.vn mings to 250 gt•nduutes and for­ u Asi11110l'C, mot• teachers. Tho pi'Dgmm wns Vows Exchanged Mr~. LeAnnn. 1-Iow!ctt cnLcr­ aR fallows; Mrs, Edith Bearup, in· tHincd the Ladies Contmct Bt·!dgo vocntlon; group singing led by Marshmallows That's Why I Shop at A&P Where On F't·idoy evening, Deccm!Jet· cluh fm• Its Cht•lstmttH pru'ly lasl Niclt Musselrnlln accompnnicd by 22, ·at seven o'cioelt the mn.rt•ing·e 'l'ucsclay evening. '!'hem was n pot­ Miss Phyllis MncAllen; unci wei· Roclpo, Tondor, Flulfv of Pfc, Cllf.fm•cl Ln mlwrl,_ a on of !ttcl< dinnct• Hl 7 p. m., J'ol!owcd hy come Lo alumni by Miss Carlene Mr. and Mrs. AI tunbet'l of Stoelt· lUI exchange or g·ifl!'l mH.I bt•illgo. IO·or. r.. Andt·us, The toastmaster was pkq. 17c ' bridge, nnci .JoAnn Nott, llnughlet· Slat't' Keesler who Introduced for· of Mra, Bel'nitn. Noll of .JfLC!twn met' supcr!ntenclenta, principals, nne! Edgat• Noll o( Munith, wns Grovenburg teachers and pt·esent school board aolqmnizcd. Rev, Hurry Young por­ members. Among those present J Mrs. Iluward North fonnecl the c!ou!Jio-ring ceremony wct•e Mrs. Grover White, "whose befot•o the cancl!cli!;'hlccl nlttu· of I Quick Fudge ~ 1111'. and Mt·s. Charlm; l<'l'llni1. Dicl< l<'ullcr cledecl president; purchase has the price marked on it. tary, Haniot Deciwtith; Mr. utld Mt·s. Frank Tetter, lb. 47c Mr. and Mrs. Wim;lun Danec1· fmm Sunlicld, Mr. nne! M;·s. Glenn for the January meeting. please let Wl know. Please write: . Side Pork of I3J•onson anno11ncc: tile biJ'Lh of Bat~bcr, ClaJ·encc Binl{h~y and Bur- Mrs. Irene McKane was hostess Fresh, Any Size Piaco lb. 43c b 21 nell J,·lcF'addcn or Lonsing ancll\lt', CUSTOMER RELATIONS DEPT. a son on D~ccm c;· '. and Nln;. Miillmn SutT,lo or Aut·c- al lhc Community church pal'lors l-Ib. A&P Food Stores Pork Sausage HyGrodo Mr. and Mn;, .Joe Mn~on ancl lius. to the. Homer Purches family re- collo roll 45c chiidt·en ami Charles Bttmpus s;1ent union New Year's Day. Sixty 420 Lexington Ave., N. Y.l7, N.Y. last week at Houghton Laltc icc The Ltrcwcll party honoring Mr. members were in attendance. Bacon Squares Mild, Suger Cured fishing. and Mrs, Gccll'ge Denning and lb. 35c Mt', ancl Mrs. Rohcrl Dnncet· family was altcr.decl by over 70 11.lro. Mary Honey, 89, a for~er Breeze l-Ib. and Paul Dancct· a tlrndcd tho Rose 'lcople Al·ler su•Jpcr 'there was resident of Oltcmos dled Chnst- Sliced Bacon All Good collo pkg. ; , · ,., , .· . ' ' . , mas Day at the home of her Sefe, Mild Suds 57c Bowl game in California. ,.;r.>ttp sJ.L;ITI~ am! n solo h\ Ned d It · Ph · A · na f\h No. 21/l M I '·[ J 0111I \' II'1110 R ll1 1 f't 0 ' Doll b.1118 ft ,'\ J · h aug 1 et• Ill ocmx, rtzo . ~ e Veal Roast t', anr "rs. a an- a Jill~. '·~: '., . • .a et. v 11? I is survived by the one daughter, 19 lona ·Peaches con 29c Bust Shoulder Cub lb. nounce the birth of a clnughtcr, a wom .. nlcss 1.cr!dtng was pte- •r Eth S ·th d pkq."· 31c 65c I S · l 1 Tl . ·J t 1" ·t . , " t•s. e 1yn m1 , an one No.2 Kalh een usan, Dcccm!Jct· 24, at sen ec. wse '' 10 oot pm wet c. "" nd· M .,· S ith r C !"· Pork Liver Rowe Memorial hospital. The bride Hflt'olri Wilson· the I ,ta. son, otus ~ 0 a 1 Pineapple Dol a Crushed con 29c Slicod or Pioco lb. 39c The C!ccenclanL~ of the H. K. IJI'idcgt'OOI;l, Marvin Hosl~dr, Don the Cht·istmas holidays in Miami 4b·OZ. Callers at the Het·bert Collins King; ami soloist, Loon 1\'orlh. A with their daughter, Winifred, frying Chidtens Grapefruit JaJice c,~n Foncy-Pan Roady Rocks lb. and Alva Beeman home New ;;lnl[onn tocl'.cr Wlls presented to whose husband is in dental school 25c 55c Ycat·'s Day were Mr. am! Mrs. the Dcnnings. there. pkg, Tea Bags Our Ow~ of 48 Haddock Fillets Pon Re~dy lb. Ralph Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. I Leon Not'lll and ftve scouts had Ladies Aid of the Community Silver Dust 39c 41c Winfield Reynolds nml two chi!- an overni;d1t camp Friday. church will meet Thursday, Janu- 03 dren and Mrs. Anna Reynolds 'all Mr. and Mrs. Richat·d Heinig· at- ary 11, with Fern I{ecsler, chair- With Cannon Face Cloth lena Peas: 2 N~~n~ 27 C Halibut Steak Fjrm White Moot lb. 55c of JacltRon. tended a New Yctu·'s party Satm- man of dinner. committee, Project No.2 Mrs. Vina Grosshans has 'movN! clay evening nt the home of Mr. wor!t will begin at 11 o'clock with 19 Ocean Perch fi!fe~s No Bono-No Wosto to the horn~ of Mt·s. Sara!1 Casl

Leslie. ··lterns ~ ...... 1· 1951 ' ny l'uul •ruclcel' TH E INGHAM .. •COUNTY NEWS Section 3 Pat'lter was pnH~Ing In Ilia car and Ir'h'll Dornagcn Farm Home stopped to holp tultc hor Into tho Tho. Ireslle fire department was picturesque general of Wol'ld Wnr Bernard Wilson .J.upp funeral h01]1D, S'he WQB called 'to tho residence of Duffy Apaches. Attack Fort m Fox Theatre Adventure· Film II, Hot•c loo, we have a good pic­ lnltcn In tho Jupp nmbulnnee to Book 1'alk ture of fnmlly lifo, Dunn at the cornm• of Byrum and In "A Kl~s fot• Col'llss," coming from· the office or Dr, L, c, I~rnn for J{!nnovlllo ronrls last Wednesday to tile Fox on Saturday, Shirley For girls fi'Om 8 lo 12 ycnrs, Heads F. & A. M.· treatment rmd Iuter t•eturned to noon, The roof and attic were Ingham County I.ibt·ary tllct'O Ill' Mndyc Chastain's r... OB- heJ· home, Temple becomes Infatuated with Installatlnn of officers was held damaged by the fire to the extent the thrlce-marr·iod, thr(co-dlvoJ·ced I!onr< OJ••n to tho puhlld ut Hull Mn- LOLJ"Y FARM, a diHtlncllvo book mndnl r.lhr•nJ'Y, MnHIITII llnlly 2-r. p, m. that Is h111TIOUI'OIIS, human and nt Leslie lodge F'. & 11., M., No, 1 'of about ~500, and tho contents Kenneth Marquis, played by David 212, on December 20, suffered about $500 by smolte and Monrlny, W<•

Sir Gladwyn Jebb, chief delegate 1 effec.tive ~cti~~ in intemational i'I!Js Va1·toon and· ''Pony Expt·e~s D>tys" in Technicolm• Mt·. and Mrs. Arthur Frost were Christmas Day guests of Mr. and of the United Kingdom to the U.jrelatwnslups? N., will ·be tho opening spealter, "Purpose. of the convocation i~ Mrs:·· Herman Grettenberger and 1 ··---Thursday & Friday, January8 11-12 famlly. Monday, January 8, m the Central to render a service to education 3 Shows Starting at 6:30 Mrs. Rowland Frost and , Al­ high school auditorium (Kalama- and to the community," stated Dr. frieda visited Mrs. Delmar Ca1·r Richard U. Light of 1\:almnazoo, -A Three-Ring Cit·cus of Rogers Thrills- showed colored pictures of their and Elizabeth and Junia Friday trip 'through Upper Mlchigal)., general ch.airman of the convoca­ afternoon. tion committee which is composed Miss Grace Nisse of Standish Wisconsin and Canada. The home of more than 100 citizens of south. economics committee served pop­ western :Michigan. ALL-STAR BIG TOP THRILLS and Mrs. Don Nlsse and sons, corn and candy. ••. as you have never seen before I David and Danny of Lansing, SpeaJters will include Sir Glad­ Anticipate Your Needs called on the Bet·tqn Johnson fam­ Mr. and Mrs. Berton Johnson wyn; U: S. Senator Homer Fergu­ ,....~~"\., __ ily Thursday ·afternoon, . and family were Christmas guests son; Dr. Althea K. Hottel, presi­ Gt·ange members had a social of Mr. and Mrs. James Johnson In dent of the American Association evening Friday night at the hall. Williamston. · of University Women; Dr. Detlev ·ROBERS:· Mr. and Mrs: Wllbur Singer Miss Joyce Warner of Wilmore, W. Bronk, president of Johns Hop­ Stock Up Now • • • Kentucky, and Miss Carol Warner kins University; Canon Bernard of Schoolcraft spent the holiday Iddings Bell, consultant on educa­ vacation .with their parents, Mr. tion of the bishop of Chicago; Dt·. Hog Houses- Fencing- Posts and Mt·s. Lester Warnet·, and C. A. !Siepmann, dramatic critic fiiGGfi[d;. Meet Me at the Mary Ellen. and author, New Yorlc University; in TRUC()LOR Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Johnson and Dr. Willis F. Dunbar, radio Rough Lumber-. Barn Paint and Linda Lou of ·Grand Ledge commentator. AREPUBLIC PRODUCTION visited Mr. and Mrs. Berton John­ Student panels .will discuss the Farm Gates- Insulation Ranch son and family Friday evening. topic of each address in Stetson and DALE EVANS with PAT • GORDON JONES , The Berton Johnson family at­ chapel on the morning following Roll Roofing - Field TiJe ·'And Crtrtoon and Little Uascnls Comedy Restaurant tended the funeral services for the. ·respective speal

·' '' J Editorial Page mor·nlng prnym•a, S!noo hiH dor1th lifo, 'rho wor~ldlng~ awl God'~ of· nmnng h!H mnny writlnga wct•o fendet'H Wltlt until they , hecomo Answer to PraYers for World Pe~ce" formcl ono of I heno Hlmplo pmyorH. nt'J'alct, ttwn thoy fall· to ami prny. I >rivo It here: I,ot IHI not then )ll'llY fat• cl t her· Buy Wt Now and ·Y ou'U "'rho rnln Is drnwn tl)l fi'Oill lho lndlvldunl m• nntlonnl ilCCUI'Ity Pl' Save Money neonn Into lho clollriH. ft fnlls to wor·lrl pence but I'll thor fol' guld· Awaits Individual Vows for Peace J'oft'I1Hh tho ellt'lh unrl relm·nH to nnco us how to ll~n to "do otll' Purchases of needed household equip­ ably will be higher. The average estimate is By VI'I'Itnn ,J, Jlr·own lhe or1enn ngnln, So otn• liveR eome tnHit," ln "mn!to lho moHl" nf Oil I', ment, wearing apparel, farm tools, automo­ that they will be at least 10 per cent and Fmnlcly, his reply was that Instead or pl'llylng rot• ·lJonee up t't•om birth to he upon the earth IIVCH, biles and everything eltle for which people Universally among tho~e who nhould I attempt It what I salrl why not try pl'nylng fspel, 'r!tls goml Buying wh01t in needed now is not conHirlerecl n common source of Helcncc, fol' nobility of lhought, '!'n me 1 his is It true prnyel' rls­ HI•tlnl l!l]vnnlng·e then pen('e Is 1111- That's because everything Is going up. converrmt!on to eomment on the man then wont 011 La point out lho greed. It iH onllnary thrift. It is sound tut• Ll'tlth anrl Integrity nnrl fm· lnl~ from 11 lme lwnt·t. Mot·eov11r possllllo, , T.he costs of the raw materials have already commonscnnc, unuHUitl nnd ort-llmrf: stl'llngo fncL lhnt his clmt•ch nlong wllh help In attaining l]lOHe CHHCniJn]H il eonsliL1li;•H IL wonc:Jl'fU] philnH- gone up. Lallo1· costs are still rising. Whole­ !k nrll'nntngc Clf "'l'lw Next Vnit•o Yntl Hcnt•," run Jrtnuary 4, 1951 ParJc 2 cause the vohmtary one~; won't work. They wcdt'H or rlny'H column. modern educational opportunity, til"' thl.~. 'l'ht'V <'OitlC nl'll'l' n wot'lll pr~nell, Hn addocl lhat hr. thought 'l'he price conti"Ois so far ordered and won high pltlcc In the practice hns hcnn Hlw;,ltr.1! by renr Into re· arc not designed to work an1l no one in A few dnyH np;o the pnHt.m· of n the pl'I!Hs might help. proposed .are meaningless. They will not Washington cxpcctB them to work. church In this community cnmc nf lnw, then nflot• 11 row ymu•s rc- momhcrlng Gn1l. Tlwy nrc: "Wnhly will, if P"Hsible, ndd t'eRumorl tho p!'f\Ctlee m·c a pic- .. , for protection and where to turn tnre of Clay and his wife and two ' for advice, Why not? Every new~- or for ll1c penitentiary ot· tho un­ youngsters out for a cul.ter ride. · dcrtaket'. papet•, every magazme, every A Worthy Pledge Speaking of pictures, several news commentatOl',, a lot of In this poll tical· age, however, readers nslre11 who toofr the pic- preachers, barber shop wiseacres, t.hc word eandidale is so closely ture of Cheryl Lynn Murray . street corner philosophers and all After taking his oath of office in Mason Friday related to public nfflcc that eandi· which·' graced last week's Ingham the others along with the last Prosecutor l~aul C. Younger announced a compact he elate nn social Lf1e rlmin. Shet'iff Allan · A. MacDonald tions have revealed. shiftecl l1is staff of dejlltties on at the home of Mt', and Mrs, Hu­ rn. these days when so many people pride them­ Oni·c a 1\'llPic, Um sci1•n•Ust.~ rc­ January L He tJ·ansfcned Under­ bcr.t Bullen .Jam1a1·y 3, Choice picnic hams arc s~llin:; selves on doing so little it i~ heartening to hear anyone, J>O·l·t, iH ufi;rn Bnongh fm· Uw :t\'CI'· shet'iff Fmnlc Cline to ·the position agt\ Jll"'san I u t alw a h!tth and of cit·cui t court officer and ap­ fot· eight cents pet· pound, KING· either in or out of public office, niaking a public pledge r"'"!l then e:wti,0. Yet all • D. fle•ld, Percy Foler; White Oak, Fred increased their incomu. BETTY CRUM, Advertlslrg Manager i of those who se>nt Clll'II IUIIIUUIIIIII.tUIIIIIUIIII t.ll told nbout the beauteous BettY, home lalte SundaY, now with STANDARD REO tROWN Gasoline his at Cr~~tal Mnson1 1\llcblgan Deafer . '

Oh·ctr. I'lnn~ 1\[tl('.lillg• R. IJ ld f Donnie! Risch, /l011 or Mt•, nnd Rlchrrr•d Chr•lo.lens<111 or WelJhnt·· Tho Reel Ceclnr• CJnn!en cluJ> will INGHAM COUNTY NEWS Tho Mru•thn n!t•cJu nl' Uro Mntltml- 1tes 1e · or Mt'H, Huaaoll Hl~ell, Wilfl Willi Jn·a villfl . R)Jelll TPPirlrly nrt.nt•noon In meotul. i.wo o'nlocll Monday Ill. tho ~~,Williamston IHL W, S, C, S, will moot. Wer!nc;;- scr·iow1 nutomoJJ!ln riccldent re- Lnrmlng- llnd Wllllnmsl.on, homo or Mr11. Allee Dolph on January 4, 1951 Pugc3 clny nrtcr·noon at two o'cloc]( with ccntly, Ia still In qt•ltlcnl comlltlon I]! nncl M1•, nncl Mrs, L, Jlf, Nelson nncl i 111ver• nvent1e. Mcmhor·s who hn.vo Mrs. 1\fm•y Colo of T.ttnalng hna ness fot• the Mnasoy-I·Inrl'in Imple- aon, Hogct•,' t'Cillll'nccl this wcol1 fnmlly, Mrs, ,Jessie Stoffel' of'Aclt•l· not turner! In lhu!t• oxpct•ionce M1s, Mrlclt·ccJ c. Winn, .JO, of r·etumml home after· spending mont ccnnpany, fr•om visiting thcit• pnl'onls In Hulh Olrllllo IIIIH 1\kc•llug nn, MI'S, Fannie Voss or Lansing Ruth oh•clc momhet'H mel rLt the money nrc to do so nt tills meeting, Zimmer• I'Und nnrl infnnl c!nughlot• son1<1 Umc wit.h her· nlocos, Mt•s, Mt•, and Mi'l!, Patti GI!Jils nnrl Ct·,vstnl IPnlls nnd Iron Mountrtln vlsltccl Mr. nnd Ml's, Mllx l.i'umey WRC Schedules home of Mt'H, Ivos Woocl fm• thclt' Plans will be slar·t.erl rm· the Sllvot· Mnty Jerrn drcrl nt 11 Lrrnslng lws: Aletn fiuhl nnd Miss Nellie Lurl- f.nmlly ubtcnded 11 l'nmily g;ttlicr·· over· the hollflnya. rmd son Snl\ll'dny, Mr. nne! Mt·a, nnnunl ·Chl'istmrLH pnt'ly beginning Leper· Tea which lite circle, undcl' pllai onr•ly 's11tru·r.Jny morning Ml's den. ill!{ nt tho home of Mr•, nnd Mrs. Mr, rmd Ml's, A. M, Plrlmnn and Donnie! Voss of Oll· 'Piw WnnHrn's rteliC!f Cor·ps mel ll0 V 0 I 'l'll1 Ill I • "" " " ' · "" '' nne 1'• nm "r·s, 0 J- Geot'''C Pl1r.lll[l",, wl1o l1n". ]Jcert mns ·with lrer· son-ln-lrrw nnd gucr· mm, s w Je the s-ummc 1 1110 nll 1 • t K 0 t 0 h M I I " " " 'rhul'sclay evening r1t lhc G. A. H. Hnt·r•is Jcrl lhc dnvollom, ruul Lctn r;ues! clay 'lllcl each member Is to ' ' lS ole \IRS con· or· lllll oncny mom ng. ~ol'lortsi,Y slclt n.t .Ute Spari'Dw·!w:;- Mt•, nncl Mr·s. Forcrrt Shirley ancJ clmrghlol', Mt', nne! Mrs, Robert hall. Pln.ns wer·o complnlecl for· Tngm•sol hnrl chat'ge of the mls· Lalto ·a g'rr'e~t ' nceled wlllt Wt•!gltt's Icc Cream Ml', anrl Mt·s, ITI, T. Cr·ossmnn pllal In Lnm;lng fr·om n splnnl daughters of Belleville, Mr·. and '!'eel of Lrrnslng, .~lonnr·y pt'og·r·am, At lhc close of lhe luslnllullon ol' off!com Thur·s­ ' · Bur·. cnlertrdncrl their· families fol' the Ojtct·nllon, Is recovm·ing slowly, Mrs. Roy Bishop nnd dmrg·htcr• of Dnvirl Mcel'lnnn, who IH sln­ cln.y evcmlng, .Tnnrrnr·y J 1, rrl lhc ·the meeting lhe Wl'nllPecl gifts Mt'll. Helen Mllt'J'ay and family Site warJ rmHcrl in mat·r·fng-e In Chrlstmrts holiday, Hnt'l'Y .Johnson, who !Jns been .Howell, and Mr·s. Nettle J3enne·lt ft'om lhc mombct's wor•o tnlltslet's, ~rs, Mm·w Pntlm•son with tho l11ltcr·'s pru•cnts, Mr·, nnd nH.rs, mtrimccl to the hospltol for· Charles Johnsnn, Sr., IH visiting· Clil'islmns season. )let' nl !i;30 p. m. will precede lhe of Pamct·oylon, Kcnlucl Hare, Willi:rm M,rcldc, the Baptist parsonage Salurrlay •Tohn Dexter und Homer Hcn­ n flcrnoon fl•om ~ :30 unlil 4 :~0 . driclmct·, install-· Pallbearers were Howard and ing· warden; Norn l•'islwr, install­ Clarcn'cc Brr rncs. Bruce MeDer­ ing chaplain; Flor·enC'e Vaught, in­ mHi

Paul LeRoy G~odcnough, son of Mrs. Ida Goodenough, ched at a Lansing hospital following a lll'icf Far More Beautiful ... Gorgeous New Interiors ... and siclmess. He was born in Loclte township Angust 2•!, 1938 . . Surviving ·at·e his mother·, Mrs. !da Goodenou~·h; two brothers, Rober·t of S'aranac nnd Raymond of Webberville; and one sister, an Even Finer High-Compression Engine I !nice of Webberville. Services wel'e held Sunday, De· · comber .24, fl'om lhc Gorsline ([II Woa B•ve Be,altatetl· Brothers funeml home with Rev. Mnrioa biller hnrlna .__ ,.. · Harold Reese of the Williamston LoAv, we at:e privileged. to present the new Cadillac is now akin to silence; drfving is all but a response to your And tkroughout the chassis are vital impmvements 4111 ...... , 10 ...... '"' Baptist church officiating. Burial · llnlo ••irlna "bunoa" Ill ,_ •• was in the Bell .. Oak cemetery. for 1951-fincr and more wonderful from every conceiv­ wish; comfort leaves literally nothing to be desi1·ed. To which add to cndumnce and dependability .... All in all, ..U.. liO 'lo)Dicr I h'1 oa1 ot IIPII Pallbearers were his classmates able standpoint .••. Numerous refinements in exterior ride or drive is to 1"?'la.\':._and tp rest . •.• The great master here is new lustre for the Cndillac name-and a fat• higher design have madeit more lovely to behold-while wholly engine has also been refined-down to the smallest details. standard for the automotive world .... There arc ten Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Fisher· and new interiors·, so rich in fabric and tailoring that they defy Its voice is closer to a whisper; its, power applicatiot) is daughter, Gaylia~ entertained fat· distinctive body types and four individual series-the NAtuRAllY dinner Thursday evening Mrs. Ada description, impart a sense of luxury that is· simply faster; and it's even smoother in operation, ... And there "Sixty-One," the "Sixty-Two," the "Sixty Special," 1-, Richards of Dett'oit, assoelnlc beyond con1pare .••. And, oh, the things that have been is an even finer Hydra-Matic Drive-with a new r;everse ~011 and the i11comparable "Seventy-Five"; ... Why not grand matron 0. E . .S. of Detroit, done to make it more gentle to handle-and more com- · for easier shifting, and for ~\ocking" the car in sand or come in and see them today? We'd be most happy to and Mr. and Mrs. Wylie Usher and fortable to ride in !The changes in' tliis regard are mani­ .tOU ~itA1UiAll Mr; and Mt·s. · Ted Thompson, snow;· ••. There is new steadiness on the road-bcttet· see .you-and we arc certain you'd find ii: an intct·csting Mrs. Charles Schoof · and sons fold-and the results are a revelation. The car's quietness -balance Oil tUI'Il~ an~ CUI'VCS-easier and softer braking, and enlightening experience. have returned home from Arizona \\'rlto or t•hone for demonatmtlon where they visited the Robert Me­ at . home or offloo, ·· Cooks · a.t Tucson . Mr. and Mrs, Robet•t Ketchum • . .Sonotone Of Lansing were dinner guests of th~ lllt.tflt''R Robinson. Sa'les/ ·~ ~Motor brotiJCr·ln-law ancl sister, Mr, and . . .. . ' . 4.01~. Duscll Bldg, l'llono '2021 Mt·s. Herb. Toblns, Clll'istmns eve· 203 N. Ced~r St: · · Maao.n, Michigan ''i:· J.>·.· T., IIAM!Itlm; . nts~: Mrr. nlng. · ,, .. ,' 1\'IN'I'Im (JOW CAlm I R I f w k A N G ItA Dl~ FI~H!riLII':ImS Dnlry COWH need 'CJWC·p.tionaliy egu ar arm o·r ers re ow .Tim ·Pmtor,' MlchJg·nn S!.rttc col­ Farmers Week Visitors gone! rmt·e In cold wrnUtot· tf the~' leg.: :;oils spor.lnll~·t, Is rll'ging 200- nr·o to mr11nl.aln high prorhtc•Uon. d F d ~ ~ fn l'llltli'H to iooi( into lho 11so of u, s • s • t·oneen\t•atnd l'ertlli~nl'H het!n\IHC Wiwn not gol\.it:f.( Ullntlg'h fo!!cl of rl"tl 6'\m" e e"'!ll OCI~ ecn~r~'ll · n · IUl u ur& t.Jwy c~r111 :;nvc money, tinw nnd ln~ Can See Pen-Ty~e Barn ~~~1f·~·~r~;},\~l.v~,i~\~~,y":'1 ~; ~~~t P~~~;!::~~:~ !!.;~ n~ V hnr. !o'nt· in:;t11ncu ·it' n mnn wnnts pmfilahiy' and mny )ll'ouri anri Hc!gtilflt' fnt'lll wot•ltei'H now oomu ng- period. the emp oyee will cum In IIHC ·!GO )lOIIIHlH of 0·12·12 pet' A pen-type hnt•n opm·nllon, com­ with elcvnlcrl mllldn,:r stalls, n 1no calve off suilocilliu. Pl'tlpct• tL'Ill· llnrim· the fcdcmi mein.l ~eertt·ity soclnl HCOIII'it.y credit for oneh Hilt'· Jrc•r,• il Wnllici liavu unst him :j\fl.N plete with n 14-cow rnlllling- herd, combine mlii!sot·, .vonng fnrmot· lithe hny not llw itinerant, son· thfln 60 days If he enrnw r!Hsit . vlllon. 'l'ht•onr~h nsslstnncc from H vl ng- nem· Ln nHi ng. 'rhe:~c CO\VH wnai, t~t· pn.rt-·limc worlcor. wnges of al least ~50. l.n Lilis t:nmmct·clnJ concerns, tho cxhiilils fii'O being hnnl' Novmnhr•t• with 42.G eonnly agents or production mar­ They nt•e: (1) lhe ntillcing ar·e11 onstt·n l:e managed miilnnel will niri ng· Phone t·icullurnl engint•er,, discussing- this Tlw nlhet· IH~i'd'; whi<·il nV<'I'ar.:erl Wililt l'arm wor!(ers arc covered, 'pnrt. of lhe program. At erwh ovt•t· :10 pounds nf llllllcl'i'ut in No- the 1m \'let eontnins a tcHr-ofC slip, MASO!'< 01' Lowden Chicks vcmbcr wcl'r n.s folln~vfi: Ray Loll l~,orm SS-'In, \Vhich tho fnnn opct·­ LESLIE Favorite!> For Yearl'i I miildng, tho cnmpleto sloty or tiJC PRICES OOI~JO UP·-Thc grndunl rioc in costs of vnrious items & Son, 21 rcgislcrc•l nnd gt·rulc alot• ~lwnld complete nnd mnii if l!armd Jlor~lcs, \\'hiiB Hodes, ·pen hnrn will be explainccl. making up tire cost of living ln 1950 l~ tt·nccd on the Newschart 9791 5251 Nmv llampshh·C'H above, J3:rscd on data from the National Industrial Conference Holslr.ins, 41,;3 pound.s lJltttcJ·fat, lw had nmployoos who \VIll be cov- 1107 pnuncls mill<; Hugh Oc,stel'lo l~!'ed h:v lhe lnw. F11rthcr inf'm'nln- J'lu~o~ 'fiwsB Ji'arnous I'OX FIW~I CIHCI\ENS Bo:trd, the ch<•rt also shows comparillivc index prices for• !949 and ------­.... lion n'houl making the fjttnrtcrly ,------~ LOWDEN I:I.;I)S f•'owJ pox, which fl ffc•ets chicl(enn for the base year of 1930, which is figured as 100. · & Son. 2n l'cgiHterecl Hnlstdns, White ],.,g·lwrns and Hodc Uml nncl ollwt· pouili'Y, is not lrans­ 30.;: pnunrl::; hnltcJ•frtL 1030 pounds tax l'eports, nnd copic;.; of the J'r.­ milit; Tm Cronkl·ight, 20 regis- porting hlanl1s, will be sent to Cross Ilr.,ds mi~silJit~ to h11mnn being~. Sonw 8uy Here ut J-lomc 'people have Ute iclcn tha·L chi<·lcen- <;_OST OF L!VINr-G.-.... tcr"'l .Jor:;cys, 37.~ poti!His illlltor- l'nrllwt·s nnrl mnil this fotm to lhc Van's Service Wdtc, Phone or Visit fnt, fil~ pou rif< milk; Hnrolrl <·oJJeeLot· ot: inolernal revenue. 1 pox in iurmnn hC'ing-8 is Uw same 11 Wool Produd~on Glynn, H t·eg-islct'<'ci nnci gr~rlc A!Lhong·h l110 new Jaw brings (ARRodulr• of Bt'l't J!o\\'tll'tl nf. Lansing) 1?:! Ias fowl pnx, )Jut this is not correct. Lo W d rOllrms 'l'lw onl:-· similarities !1ctwcen thes" Guern~;cys anti Holsteins, :w.7 farm wori1 undet• lho soda! ser.lll'- en 1pmnrrls hill LerofnL, RQS pounds mill<; ily system for the first time, l!JC PJume Jnchson 2·1809 I (]isr:nst\S i~ thnt holh fll'f! cnw-:;ccJ Vital to Nat~on Olive!' Repnir Service 46 ''f'il r s 20 · «yslcm will not he new to thou­ Olivc1· Plow Points ~(~ ~:· f~i~;~: .J~~~~~t1~r~lr.nrictln .JJy Vii'\ISOS ~llld hol.h Jll'Odllr.C .SOI'C .. J--t--t--~-t--=-1f.oo<-i--l fr . A . J> r Cl' '" '· onc:, .• regtslercd P.eccni· prif'o ndvnncPs nnci the Hnlslcinf<, ~JU.G pounrls hnt lcrJ'nl, nunis ol' the fnt·m wm·Icet·s. Many Genm·al Repai1·ing Wcir.s W(!ld-on Points •----·------• !lice 'floLs on the skin. I D27 pounds miilr; or 'hem mn.de n subslnntinl slnr.J rm~ettlcll intel'llaliona.i situation 1 Tin;s I1nvc mrrtle wool bnlit a valmthic l-+--:~+-t--::;jc;~1r--l J{ennelh K 11 r·t~. 17 grnclc Hoi- tOWfll'li olcl-nge nne! survivors in· farm pmriuct rtnt! n mw mrrtct·ial steins, ~m.n pount.ls hutlt.'l'fat, 9at1 stn a nee pnymenls by \vm·l of WorlL1 vVa1· spcr•iolisl Grnydon Eianlc says ~G.3 pounds Jmtlel'fnl, 67·1 ponncls II, who will t•cceivc social security that fn rmers who Jwcp sheep will/ milk; Dell Wolf & Son, 34 g-raclc CJ'etlits for their military service. want. tn make C'VPI'Y effort to pl'O· Holsteins, .3fl.O DOllnds butterfat, H.egniat· employed fnrm worl • easily ro,tr!·~ in poor litters. · inorganic fertilizers. Growing a corn silage arc the best ways . t , 't time to call on eac ' Adclition ·or a vitnmin D sup- cover erop through lhc usc of em· of nHtking usc of wet. corn, say There JUS ISn . bLtt if you ditl plcmcnt ant! tmc·t mincJ•n!s is not commercial fertilizers and plowing t' ~ you, Michigan Slate colleg·e agJ•ieul• 0 rcquit•cr.l in all cases, hut it's wise it under adds greatly to the or­ to mail invitations to eac I one . tural CCOnOn)iStS. to inclncic l.hem if there is any ganic rmttler in the soil. endeavored f our pe1·sonncl, ~uspicion liwy may !Jc Jacking in While Lhe small home gardener Rockefeller center in New Yorl< not been hwited by any o the usrrnl tTttion. may be able to substitute tho . one Ol' l1ave compost pile for commercial fer- is the largest p1·ivatciy owned not recetve ' . d The picture AJ,FAI.FA POWDER tiiizcr in n vegetable patch, it is husrness nnd entertam:ncnt center . d . this your personal invitation to atten • .. economically unsound fot· ·a com-,lll the country. A method of coneentmting th~ please const et . . 'n Mu~on. mercia! farmer to attempt to do fecrl value in alfalfa has llecn cle­ t t' e Lcdon Btuldmg J velopcd. Alfalfa i~ extracted and lilw wise on a large scn.lc, Tmk I 'l\ , t at 10 a. m. a n · ·' . contends. . show WI 5 ""r • Mudm:1e then dricll 80 .!.hP powder cru1 be Family" starnng mixed in livestock ot• poultry · The sons specialist says \!Jere · . "One H appy feeds. has been no proof offerer\ that Tl featul'e ptctm e, . h' t crops grown without·· chemical le •J tion-O!lC W IC 1 MINERAL SAill' fertilizer at·c more fr·cc from dis­ DeFore is a top notch pro. uc 1'rnce mineral salt is being feel ease ancl insects. Reynolds and Don ' cral interesting to dairy callio by more than half '\\ , Y We will also have sev ' of the dairymen in DHIA, accord· we are sure you WI en)o . < • g tn•ac· the Plow ing to some 40 supcrviRors who re­ SOW t#nd PIG . t and 1 a1·nun. cently convened at Michigan State Profit on Hogs d ·n eq,u1prnen It's a NEW Allis-Chalmers college. 'l'his salt, valuable. for its and educational feahwes on mo ct built iodine ami cabal t content, is made SPJPPLEMEN1 mounted plow, designed for by ali leading salt comp,anies. Comes from Care the WD Tractor. Frame and ~or Feeders Who Have tices. Although APF and newly dis­ on the beams are made from special early! covered antibiotics em1 be bene­ w~ Plenty of CORN J,anm\I'Y 6. :C ome alloy steel, heat-treated and.oil­ ficial in getting fast gain;; in time-Saturday, SQUARE tempercd from end to end for swine, they are no substitute for ~ CAREFULI.Y MIXED Don't forget t~le good feed, management and sani­ day with us. extra strength. Under Strict Plant Control spentl tho tation. . tlle whole family and Here is a plow built "on the Michigan State college research­ B l'lng square" for accurate checking of alignment. It is quick-hitch ers have found that· the best rc-. ROWENA FEEDERS say­ suits with these "miracle drugs" and close-coupled with a maximum of trash clearance. Beaming Fight lrrltating, "1 never sow. pigs grow moncy-losln~r diarrbClll come when used In the best feeds and leveling adjustments are quick and convenient. Three bot­ (scours) In ,Uvcstoc~ available. When used with a Jo.w toms, available in either 12 or 14-inch size for the WD Tractor. 'l'ry nmllzln~t ClillX· protein and vitamin feed, results Ly\e How\ett IT. SOOTIUN9 DE­ are not very ·spectacular. 1 This plow, and the WD Tractor with its hydraulic trnction nlULOENT ANTI· ACID TONIC. A ls a Good management, good feed A. A. Howl~tt .& Co-. i booster system, mal{e one of the outstanding plowing combina­ lllllY be fed at 8blp. and sanitation are still essential Mas'On, M!chl[!!ln ' tions of today. · · plug time as tonic to ap. to best results. Dr, R. W. Lueclce, pctlto ann to ncutrnllzc agricultural citemist, says: bl'gh 'a NIW CHAPTER IN stonmch acidity, Used by n•i ·thousands. GUARAN· levels of antibiotics ge.t-goorl gains IILLAGI IOOL PROGRESS 'l'EED. Ask your· dealer. in swine feeding experiments, but .TOMU~~SON UNITED FARMERS EX· reducing the level· mn.ltes results CHANGE, Council Bluffs, Iowo. less spectacular. Business Centel' - -, - SO< COUPON -- :-1 "We need to lmow much more Holt This coupon Is l!OIId for SOc 11 trada about the ltsc of antibiotics in . on the purchase of any 1111 pilcka91 I swine feed before we cn.n advise Plummer Machinery Co~· of Chnlt. / · the farmer as to just which one ~------~.....J antibiotic or mixture <'f antibi· HA~LI'.:'l'l' t•,L~;lJA'l'OI{ otics will give the bc$t results," I Lansii1g Haslett Lueclte reports. . . . OAVHJ nor,I\I1'J1JJNI:i • l'ROJ>Um~ j D • F · ttll'lll onglnoerlng rlopnt•ttnont will Mt'R, .CIIt't'oll rtlohnt•rls of Muslco· Movie Featured at ·John Deere Scvoml l'Cgll!torntj HolslitlllH In ~ •ry alt'me~a~.r. be Oil lhn tom• lo llOllB~lt. with gon, tho horrl of Charles ,r, Dnvlu, On- ll'.tl D U H.1 J'armot'f> peg-m•d!ng tho!t• hulld!nr~ Mt>, ·,1hrt MI'H, mdwn.rrl Dilft unci 011 rill A' IL, tmvo f! 0 ll1 r I 0 I e tl pI . ' T pt·ol1ltll11R, fnmlly 'li'OI'Il l~t·ldny ovonlng vial· official protluollon toHI.S unrler !llnll"llNirllg nur· 'rho lout• Ia holng IJ.I't'nnged by tors or Mr. nnd MtH, Hobert Ii'ullot• hnrd lmpi'Ovomon!. regjHtry t•ulcH, 101 U 11 U tU' y li!f• county ng'OIJt nne! I. he cloh•y rmrl .Jm•ry of Ma~on, Highest prof tho arn neCc( r~e~ns Jor portion of the cnttle In the llfl', nnrl Mt•s, l~ot't'I'Rl Bcrlcll nnrl Mr, nnrl. Mt·~· Anrlr•cw Foote rmd C'OlltliiV'!-1 II 1\',V bPH!lS \Vt~)f\ gJOWll I" ltenl nrc ftnlll two fuuntl:tllon f.11mly ILllPrtdPw Yenr's fnm- ;nn/llv visited Mts, Nancy Bnlter irt Mi<'lllglln rrr tiJ;,o down I JIL'I lotrrt slale tipple r:rnp. Mclnlnsh llleduce M:-(-1\.;.~~o;(' l'OWS, !l,v rllnnt•l' Jlfon___"_'L_Y_·------vv ,,,\nllng lwil 1 Jlt'l' I'Cill 111\rl [Jl'!ICtfliiS (Jteci) Wilh f 1 111 0 !' C'l 111 l' TI II I 11 t I Mottlell, I f':rll. 'J'.IIl',l' gill off lo a good olilt'L ~ ' ~ !e H • :' '' W<'H ·1 ~~~ ·Jnrl Mrs TT<'nl'" Andctson INGHAM COUNTY NEWS l!rtl llllt• •:~•o:,lln r.rinH ittlli<'lr.rl !J pet• ('11 lll '[,)WJ'e !'Ol!J' VHI iol!PB fl(.'• Want n tip on'rcl 111 I!Jhllllllli."• d prl'lty clrrcled in tho rnHt-moving ]ll'Og'l'flnl, The first stop nftcr lunr:n will <'lihl' to ~;JO.ItltllltllO, I'IPitlllii1HI'.\' PI'Orluction or mnnurnclut•erJ sLor·y of the LynnH, who c:omposo nr•cm·r!ing lo Howlett, One of the Northwest Ingham be at the C. A. Diehl & Rons fnt·m a typiPill, 1111JlJl\', mnnll-lown SUN LJFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA p:;tull.tlf•, llldlt ,llr• 111•1\ llw c·n~;h .'· The,v called at t11o Amr wt comfort fl n s, modern ven- 111:1\' IH' il hit, j)]( I t':l t' I!! :ll'l't'ilgt':-i 'l'lw nwn nodded toward his lr.t·c nl •O JPt'l "•I Ill'S re his fm1111". "'Milte' on tlte l\'ove" ~es " ., Tet'l'ill home Snnrlny nflel'lloon. I ilal inn, g·uu rt· r·h•anm· nnrl now 1111( up ,Ylllll' ln•l'd lil IOI,IJOO an lllC'JP,1~C I . ll I ' m expenmen a ;mrposcs Jccause :Jii.fl ponnrls fnt, 808 pormcls mrll<; r.t 1 ',hi c·r>o\ (1\'Pt lHW Avrl'age ll wy Itnve tl lC Ramc Ill Jlnl"·r l'tnc·~' " l''rcrl Rllthr,Q, l:J rco"rstcred anrl lJrnl>t'l' or \li!.!S t.; n't'd pPI' llltCI' • I . '] 1 t " 1\ . .rnd lhet of ore rcspom stmr at Y o g 1arle Holsletns, 31i.5 pu11ncls fat, ~'.'rt:-i 1;,!J:i hJ·~n~'·.;t 011 I('( otd iot· dll,V given t1entment. \Vhen l11ey !J:12 puund!-i mill<; Jail rarrowrng' . nt•c fetl :mel mnnnged aliJ(e l11ey , , . , . "', 1\.Tit'hi,!..,Htl f.JJmrts, ;J~cmrltng- to !;how p!actiC'nlly the same l'ate of V\T. D. Tr!.e;,ctnlttth, 18 lC~tstc;cd the 1 'Ill · !'·• 'Ill ,i •" "''I 1 t<'P 1<'Jlfll't ll · tl t Holstcm;;, 3v.9 pounrls f.tt, .!27 - ' ·'. .., • • 1 IL ::;1 ow 1, prot1 ucc 1e same amoun 1 11 • n · 1 .. 1 w s til 1 lll'l (I llt !tJOll' ql\\'.i all•[ gJ. s or mi11c anrt just lJr.hnvc alike in p~urH ~ ml <, .. Jc :dll . • m: .' ]II rd f,, 1 :.plln,; J,u·,owrn;; .h"n ll1 nnny sll'tltinu· ways ll.J rcgJstercd nnrl 1,1·ado I-Iolslcrns, tn•HI. Oull"'"' i:; !'or the Jmgcsl ' · " ·. · , 33.3 pounds fnt, 8U7 pounds mtii{; Jtrm,iJ:t· ol : p:rng f·ltTowings since So one membCJ of a pan ~f Beryle Smtlh, 20 regrstcred Ilol- 1!11:: L:re.•' ,•rppliCS of feed cn-ltwrns c:w be placed.on nn e~pe!l· steins and gl'flcle Guemseys, 3il0 .. 01111 "''" 1•11" ptudtll'l:on rn l!I!JO lmcnt anrl the o.thel member enn 1 pounds fat, 718 pounds millt; Gnr!ll F'cPd ·;,,lppll/", :lJ'I~ :•hovl' nvm~Lge SPIV<' as :-tn excc.llent cl~ccl< to sec j Biownlee, 16 gintle ::TolRtC!JIR, :128 for I'JII "'•''110 ilJtl I0\1'1'1' lllc\11 what the eX[JCl'tment IS aecom- r pounr]s fat 002 ,1ounds m\llc; tlto p.i•;l "t"·'"'l. Slr:~rp "''"Jl rn pltshrng. . "' '1 Raymond Wrlcox, l2 regtslete·n p1 milt I Lr11n IIJ\,·,·t' d http,>lres Invcsltgators m ;::,~vcclen an

for 1n~ 1. New Ze.alar.d 11.1 I'C . sfm! that one 1 fn L, ARB pounrl:; mille: Wnt•tl Vir·­ pnrr of trlcntrPnl twms ts as valtl- my, .Jr, 19 gTncle Holsteins, :10.8 'T'IH' 1\Jq hi~~ 1n ('IJ, n·!w;~ rntio m able as 20 lo 50 pnn·s of less' pounds r;rl, 822 potmrls mrllc; ami Novtinllcl \V':i 1~'1 dovnt l.G closely rolatccl annnats. There ts n : .J. 11. & Drnnis Undonvoorl 11i flO!ll ()c\O)lOl ,111d off 2R fl'Uill hif? saving .in feed. and labor by 1 g1'adc TTolstcms, a0,5 ponnds fat, Nn\'I'JHill'l \!I,Hl Jl's a\"-() lowol' usrng- Hientlcal Lwms , 7flil pmmhortagcs • Wide Range of Springs Strips nre f'ltlol'itH' ancl ll••Pzinc. DD1', Chevrolet. Soe these 1951 Advance-Design trucks • Insulated Panel Bot!los ben7.cne twx.r<•hiullfl0, ancl 2-·1-D -and gel all the fads-today! GREAT CHASSIS FEATURES GREAT CAB AND BODY will Ill' hit. l'anynvcl' ~tocks or Win Watch A wards for 4-H Worl{.: 1 Extm·Strong Stake Bodies tltcHc anrl mnst ollwr·s nre un­ • Rugged, Rigid Frnmos FEATURES • Full-Width Gravel Shield TJ;ANDSO~m Aolil·fillcrl wntehen wet·e nwat·dc

a Y'':u·ling-s, l~!'i Hod< tm11c1s 1 2 ,Jolm Jlpm·p tl':ll'torH ami cnltl· v:ttors, 2-hottmn )lion•, tUs1<, f,l'al'tor SJll'<'ltdPI', I'PI'tlll~l·r corn Ann Ullroy Corollri•h Moiza Front , jllttnf.~r, c•nltipacl(l't', l'alllt dlvldunl top honors to Ann Ull· enclt with n lmndsome gold-filled mixer, 2 lti'Oy 10, 10~1 HUll, ullm ru 'I fm dl!hnm, It y, N Y 1 Mndlyn L, Pnltillun, Jl, !Jubt l!:vn M, lhtllntrl II till Mtli vln m ntnwn t!l nl V!tt 0 L f'luyrnnn, d lHL L Olny .. 1111 lho \)IIUJIIY Ol lnsrh~fll VH Lclilfll A I hnnuuwn e~ nl 11111 ln a Mt nntl Mts, Dutton BOWOIS of EKintu of ltnnlt W Mlllui, llmuluLr At n /JlUI6lnn of 1mld [,o111t, hold ut l...rnnt~ln~r mnn Cn, O~dc1 fut hmnllllf A~ ,, ~CHBIUH ur lllllll I.... QlU t, hull I n~ 1c1~e ind 1nnt1111 L nnd fnt InJunction .Tudcson we1c tJtllms ut the Chct Ull (!nimH, the l'1ul>ntu ()Jfluc In tho City of Mn· lJonuld John du Zuouw Ill, Emil I IUl· lhu l'lllhilto Olllco In tho Ully ol Mn•on, ChcJHf 'lhnmltllnn, GlnKtten n1ul l'IHI 1 nt~ 'J ho l'nouln ut tho Stntu nr Mtuh!Jrnn l!:Ktnto uf An111111ln 0 Gullrrw1, Heming lion, In JinhJ County, on Lho 23Id dny nf alnK I Vlll M, Lttwhmlll 40, Ululllnttu 1 BJ 1ggs homo SiLtllldlty 11lt01110011 In t:illld Ununt)', on tho ~Ill\ thay u~ uo .. 1 Lutnoyu Vi! Hnltlh McKcmlu 1 lflhtltlun, J )'l!llllll on (,Jnlrnu, lJur omhc1 1 A, J), 1 0&0, Hlchn1 d E AUH'EH!Htnln, J HI LIHtl:!illu, Services Held for otHTlllult A, D, 1 OGO, i Ott tt 111ln W Lindley vs Wllllum .r. CUKtK, $100, E.u I Showm mnn Is pnlntlng- nncl LHLntu of Olu11 II, Wnlt01a l!omlnJt I'JoocntJ liON JOHN McCLELLAN, f•ntduln A Sclunm, 10 LnnH IW on ClnlmH ,J Hlga of rlobutc, .l'to•unll liCJI'I JOliN McCJ,ELLAN, Llnclluy lllvoa flU Jtnymonrl Jf, H111m• 'I ho Puuulu nf lhc Htalc uf Mi< hhum JliUUo n( l1 iObi~tc, Edwn1 d J Abanham, Jfl Ltual:llnu, cleco1 n tlng nt the Wcbhct ville Eo tutu of 1lt t 110 Jl l't pnJ ut 1 tlltllltl und chculu.totl In HUtd JoAnn I Hnlvln .HI WilllnmHton M1 nncl Mts Pml Comet enlm­ 111~--t nn Jill 1 tlnuttl nf ndmlnlttttnlnt County, County llntolrl JJnvldKnn Jl 141111Kin~-t WllllamHton .ut 2 00 p m l:.o~"LHif nf r Jluwltrd lluv.buthum JOliN McCLELLAN, tam eel the II cltllch en .tncl fmmllos Lhn f... (Jt\lhr 1 .!: I, En11t l nn,;ilw State Farn1 Insurance Co's. Rev Hn1 old Reese jltsloJ of tho Ililulug- nn f lfJ"iO 1\ r1ucCopy Jur..IJJC o( P1oh 1te 1 mile north of 1\l,tson on US-127 11 rc!icnt liON JOHN McULELLAN, Murgntcl Lnwson Phone Mason 2·7221 Most ft llts 111 the cJly pn y at Judge oC Ptolmtc D,puty Cout Ly Cleal\ Ulw7 least d good p,u t o[ ll1uu mcomo ln the Mutt11 of the Estrlte ur lRED ____ tax each month lht oll';h p.t:, 1 oil G ltl SCll lleccHscd NOTICE OF I'ORFEITURE deCI that thiR court enter 1111 oulca chnngrrtJ.: tmrsunnt tn Act uumhcr .!3fi of the Puh­ cent mot c t.1x ovc1 lhc cntuc hcJ n.tmc f om Lena Mnrg-1ncth Woutt• ltc Acls or 1020 thnt the vendees mtel• 2 Guernsey Heifers, 18 COOileJ o\flon ''rho cleSll 0 fOI 1111 I 111rc 1 to Mmg uet Lane and e:st 111 hmd contaact (which con· cnlcnrl.n \ Cdl ~maJ mecllnto ptOht at the expmtse of It IH Ottlmml, lhnt the lOth dny of tinct contained n fnrfmtutc clntKt) ;lllrl BANGS TESTED months old Ametlcn s luture must be cut bod A chanF.,c w 1:-:; 111 1clc a \C u ngo Jtfl\JHJY A ]) l%1 nt two o'clock 1n m Al\111 lnnd nnd JncmlscR tB hereby frn· staled l!lugono tht 1ftc1 r • 1 t nl lhe Ptohntr Office, 20'i felted and that the unclczKis.tned, m the de.t ell me de to fo1 ftltn,... to W Sugtnnv. St LinstnJ..:r, Mtchrgun, he 111~ the ownc!R of Lhe lcgnl tJttc to Brindle Heifer, 7 months old Vlrglma h.ts given her speech lnt ns w.ts welcomccl by fa 1mel s so Ill rJ lli h~t~hy II PI O]l\tcd fUl hClllllli: lj!lld Jund nncJ Jlrcfntse:i, Will tetm!!KCSS them• 1000fo 'Hidden We Lith hefo1 c m,my you II be ltcldccl to !,now Jt holds Juclil or I HclvcR of the couttuct l'retnHHJs nbove It u; J utthet Otdmccl "lhul puhlre UU• dlJI'\Ctlbed groups m the county and lwwo (01 thiS \Cdl '!hose Wt"h LolX \OlliS ttcc thuil21lf he f{IVCU by llllhlictltion or I>ntfd Dansville Mtcbtg'll.ll Or.cr.ntbPr over the 1.tr!Jo as "ell ''" fm lite lite s.1mc .ts lite caloncloiJ ycus l t.:t ny of tltr:.; otdct, fm tluce flttcccR- 11, lfliiO J..,LOYll A MUUDOCI\ Judges Sho fools lit tl to he a IM\C unt1l J tnuaty 31 to f1le a H vr \\fcl H PI• v l 1:.; to sad day of hen1- l'LOSSIE M MURflOCl\ farmot ts to JlOsscss t hulden fin d 1 ct111n and pay the t.tx Those lllg" I thu Imduun (..!uunty NeWt! n new~ Assu,:nces or Vendor woJlth comtmsod ol self cont10l, J1 111 r l'llltlctl .~ntl Cll culutcd 111 au ttl 50w 1 who rio not ftle t l 111 tl 1 cluJ n by County SOli BX\ll OSSJOII ,mel self I cli,liH C J,muu y ~1 must fJ!c an estnnate JOHN McCLEI,LAN MORTGAGE SAI.E His lnncl bullrlmgs tnd anlm.tlo Judgo ot PlOhlltc tenect lne cuo .mrl tJcttmont by Janumv 15 c~ml then !Jle the IJciilUlL huvms: been mude 111 t.hc con­ !In 11 1cluJ n by Much 15 dillon 1,1[ n celltun moJ.LHHI-:O mudu the w hlch !to gn es them ' How can J Oth duy uJ Jnnmuy, 19101 by Doth> "L•~-~~~ a p~tsott holt> hut feel a sensa One ch,m;:,c 111 ll1c new I IW pct­ ORDER FOR PUBLICATION lit~~ctulU tiS- mor t~n~ot J..o Wnllet of aclu01 ement, when his ervtsct1 In \!lttlmcd Lo be due nnd unputd ut the (OI WaJ c1 ftVC ye,ll S Pi eVJOliSl} lhe Lite Jltohnte Oll1cu 111 the Ctty of M.uson dnte o[ tlus nolJC{! One rhomuutd '!hit t.v lift cultivatot· and double-bottom, John Deere Solid-declt Hay Loadc.­ 150 ft. Hay Rope lJto Coopotalt\ e BxtcnSJOII Jet 1 loss could be ca1 1ted bnclc two 111 :; 1rcl County on the 13th t..h~y o[ De· DoliHlH (~lOW UO) (lllrtCIPnl atcl lltty .. A D 1UUO. 14-inch plow McConniclt-Dcering 5-ft. Mower New Chot•c Boy MilJ,ing Machine lee yeaJs and fotwatcl two yeats ccmllct Jour and 76/100 ($r.4 76) llolhu's In· p, usc11l llON JOHN McCLELLAN, tm est, 110 suJt 01 IHococclmg- nt lnw or McCormick-Deet·ing 13-disc Grain McCormicll-Deering Riding Culti· with one single unit JudJ.:c of Pt obntc ln erttllty huvuut berm wst1tutud to tu· Mr ,lnd Mts J C Jackson of Ma- In 1111 M tllcr of the Estate ot AARON covc1 the debt, 01 uny tmt t of the Ucbt o.. m with fertilizet• and grass vato1· 2 A-type Hog Houses JOSEPH JENN!N(,8 nlso known tts 13011 tiCCUl eel by ti tid mot L!,\'UJ,:'C, nnd the HOW­ seed attachments Oliver 99 Plow Wire Stt etchers Scoville District A uon J JcnnlllJ..::;, Allton .Jcnntngs, nnd CI of tmlc 1n snad mot tgoago conlnmod Mt and Mt s C!,l!l c Mot chouse A J JcnJung:"H, DccenBcd. hllVIIlg' become O)letUtiVe by leitiW!l or McCm·mick-Deel'ing T.-acto.- Disc, Rubber-ti1·ed Wagon with flat raclt 10-bat·rel Stock Tank Allee 1 uckcl Jennmgs lm\1111-l" filed 1.\hs. llo11 aut ,Jacll~on and M1s Barbata Motehouse were ~uch dcruult hea 11el tton JllllYtn~ t.hnt nn tnstrumetll Noltcc Is hcteliy g'IVCI Lhttt on Match 8-ft. New 2-wheel Tm>.ilet· with stoclt 2 Steel Hog Feeders en tel tame<~Stet of l'toblltc 5Iw3 70G Amclfclln Stutc Bun!. Bldg 2 Water Separators Mr and Mrs Rex Wood nnd ------·------Lnnsmg 68, Mtchtgnn 40w13 fnmlly spent Cl111stmas Day With san ORDER APPOINTING TIME .:::..:..:::.... ____..:::_..:..:_ New Yeat's Day guests of Mr. FOR HEARING CLAIMS Mr and Mr~ Arlie Wood ORDER FOR PUBLICATION and M1 s Kenneth Owens were JOHNSON-Morclt 7, 1951 SAI.E OR MORTGAGE Mt and Mts Lawtence Berry StJLtc of Michl~-tllll 1 he P1obnte Cou1 t OF REAL ESTATE of Melhom nc Ontarto, and Mr Mtss Edtth Rmgs of Jacltson and fot thl! County of lnH"Illltn HOLBEN-Jnnunry I o, I 951 HAY, GRAIN, etc. Miscellaneous and Mt s Frankltn Beu y of Lan­ Mt and Mt s Homer Haines of At u SeM:~lon or 111\ld Court, held ILt Stale of M1chic:an 'fhc Probutc Cout t Mtchtgan Cente1 the Ptnhntc Otftcc 111 the cit) of Lnn.. 1,400 Bales of Good Alfalfa Hay smg wet o 1 Wednesday supper Cot Ute County of lnghum, 2 Cider Bat·1·els Gt·ain Bags srn~or 111 th1 snld County, on the 27th At n SC!flfllon o[ Sllld Cout t, held nt guests of Mr and Mts Fred Ruth­ mc fot JUcsentnllon of cln1ms liRIIInsL VIN HOLBEN, Mcnl!llly Incompetent 1 s1t1cl c!\tntc Khonld be lunlted, nnd thnt Ednn 8 Altholl bnvmg filed In •nit! famlltes Chtlstmas Day. ptovement teg stry fllles Htg,.est ]" Ltmc und Jlincc be ntJJiclnted to nbtLle W. Stt).tlfii\W St. Lnnslng Michigan, be age of 4 yems 9 months Another Olf1cc Ill 20fi We•t SnJWHJlllllCl 11rlntcd nnd clrculntcd In flot Pllnteil nnd ch•culnted In snld coun­ By Ord Price & Sons, Auctioneers auld county. ty, SOLD I on Sunday at the home Qf Mr. and world Is pollen Wtthout pollen JOHN McCLELLAN A True COllY;.- JU