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SHORT DAYS FIFTY-FIFTH YEAR LOWELL, , THURSDAY, DEC. 11, 1947 NUMBER 32 Now that the big giune hunters We have come close to the time have ail returned home, It !• claim- of year when the calendar shows ed that the hamburg. ia playing neo- the shortest days. The sun Is far ond fiddle to the deerburg. Said to Mrs. Gerald Staal Lawrence Ridgway away from us. He is flooding the be real tavory. Santa Clans Parade Saturday South American countries with his — The HUlto — Passes at Age 32 Military Funeral Court's Decision bright sunshine. They revel In Mrs. Gerald Staal, 32, who was their own summer, and are happy The Lowell Board of Trade In in his golden light. The land of ths holding an old-time Chrtotmas taken to Osteopathic hospital in Orand Rapids late Tuesday after- rhumba and the tango flourishes party this Thursday evening at six Marks Christinas Lots of Fun For Young And Old Would Aid Lowell under his stimulating rays. o'clock at South Boston Orange noon, passed away about 1:30 Wed- hall. The ladies of the Orange will nesday morning. She had been in Plans for the first annual parade to be staged Satur- Legislature May Try To The sunlight now strikes us at a serve a turkey dinner which will be Hour Program Each Night poor health for some time. She is day, December 13 at 3 p. m. arc complete and the event promises very slanting angle, and there Is followed by a grand program and survived by the husband, a son Jack to hold plenty of fun for young snd old. Circumvent Sales Tax little heat In it. The earth has a dancing. At Richardi Park a daughter Norma and her mother, There will be floats from all of the High School classes, some with great capacity for absorbing heat. — Hie HUlto — Mrs. Mary Lulham and a brother, two floats. Each float will express an Idea of the spirit. Amendment We do not get the most severe cold Until Chriitmas Alvln Lulham, both of Carson City, Cash prizes are being offered by the Board of Trade, sponsors 6f the during the shortest days, as the Some towns around the state Mrs. Lee Lampkin, general chair- earth absorbed such a vast amount favor parking meters, while othef a sister, Mrs. Frank Ruegsegger of event, for the best float. [ The opinion of the State Supreme man, announces the following pro- Lowell. The Lowell High school band will furnish music for the parade Court nulllfylhg a single state of heat last summer, that it is still towns are against the idea. Ink gram for community Christmas at able to give out some little remnant White, editor of the Republican- Funeral services will be held at and fftay Christmas songs appropriate for the occasion, Orval Jessup, school district recently created by Richards Park, beginning Saturday 2 o'clock Saturday at the Roth band director, has promised. J the state legislature makes It man- of this warmth, which still tempers News, St. Johns, thinks that park evening, Dec. 13, and each evening the cold to some extent. So it is not ing problems might be solved by chapel, the Rev. Paul Z. Hoornstra The Lowell Saddle club will have several horses In the parade and datory for the legislature to ap- following until the 28th, from eight officiating. Burial In Oakwood ce- seme old time cutters (If there Is any snow). propriate more funds for the In most localities until the last of adopting a two-hour parking limit. until nine o'clock. January that the coldest days come. He says: metery. We all know how our own country celebrates Christmas and If schools of the state unless some other means for circumventing the Thfl two-hour limit would get Following are the chairmen: The body reposes at the home you watch the sixth and seventh grades in the community parade merohants' cars off the Hreet December 18, 14 and IS, W. W. Saturday afternoon you will see what stands for Christmas In other "sales tax amendment" can be 415 North St. until one o'clock Sat- found. GOOD LIGHT NEEDED and that alone would make avail- Oumser; Dec.16, Rev. and Mrs. Paul urday. lands. From countries studied In their geography classes, the grades able SO pr SO additional parking Z. Hoornstra; Dec. 17, Mrs. May have chosen England, Holland, Switzerland and Germany. If the legislature abides by the The «hort days are a time when spaoes on the avenue. The two- Walsh; Dec. 18, Orval Jessup; Dec. Santa himself will be present • ith lots of gifts of candy and nov- court opinion, then Lowell would •people should be particularly care- hour limit should at least be given 19, Forrest Buck and Men's chorus; elties for the children. Be sure 10 bring them to town Saturday aft- stand to gain about $5,000.00 for the ful to have a good light for reading. a trial. If that doesn't work, Dec. 22, Rev. and Mrs. Paul Z. ernoon. • i current year and a much greater The dark comes early in the after- maybe we should report to park- Hoornstra; Dec. 23, Saranac Com- Lowell Boy Scouts C'ary Stiff is In charge of the ^arade and has asked all participa- amount for the ensuing, year. The noon. Some people will continue to ng meters, munity Church; Dec. 24, Rev. and ting to be at the high school by 3 p. m. The parade will proceed Lowell Board of Education would [read by daylight after the dusk has — The Rial to — Mrs. Hoornstra. down Monroe street to Main street and up Main street to Hudson, undoubtedly find it necessary to [begun to faH, so that theyget con- When the parade visits the Nativ- Will Take Part in disbanding at Richards Park. At the park following the parade a use the additional current receipts siderable eye strain. Eyesight is Oetting wide circulation In the ity Scene we will have a commun- sing will be held. 1 T/4 Lawrence O. Ridgway such a precious thing that people state during the past week is this as a payment on the operating de- ity carol sing and We will feature Military funeral services will be ficit. j should be very careful not to tire It obituary that appeared in a recent the following carol: held this Thursday afternoon for by such strain, particularly at this issue of the Ingahm County New* Scout-O-Rama Sat. Many Implications The Carol Lawrence O. Ridgway, who was time of year. at Mason— No wonder that the word Scout- Governor Kim Sigler Declares killed In action 15,1945, near The opinion of the court means During the short days people are 'Bam England, 70, found In a Come gather 'round the Christmas O-Rama is a magic word in the Honnlgen, Germany. The casketed that the legislature should approp- likely to be using artificial light for stupor on a Stockbridge street tree scouting world, suggesting action remains were accompanied to Lo- riate (or provide) all the proceeds a large part of the time. They should Wednesday evening with part of a And bring good will, good cheer and color and the coming together Revising of State Constitution well by a uniformed army escort of the sales tax amendment for the be careful to give themselves a bottle of Lord Calvert clasped In To every child and lonely one. of a great crowd of people to learn from the Chicago Distribution Cen- school districts of the state, and good light, sufficiently strong so his hand, died of acute alcoholism Come they from far or near. more of what scouting Is and how Necessary to Good Government ter of the American Graves Regis- cannot divert any of the funds for they can read without eye strain. at the Ingham Jail about nine Let all its lights and beauty shine It works. tration Division. retirement, vocational education, or o'clork Wednesday night. Into your soul and heart, By 0«m a, See'r.-Mmiuiter the state schools for the deaf or "Bo rare, so mnooth, so mellow; For Christ the Savior is thy friend It is little wonder that more than MMH • AMocteUon Services will be held at two 8,000 boys and men—women too— o'clock at the Methodist Church, blind, as was done by the legisla- COMING EVENTS intended especially for those who If thou wilt do thy part. It may have come as a distinct highways, public schools, law en- ture in an amount approximateing appreciate the finest,' the Lord In Kent County have already cir- attended by military escorts from Come rally 'round the Christmas cled the dale of Saturday, Dec. 13, •hock to many citizens to have the forcement, motor vehicle licensing, the American Legion and V. F. W. 17,000,000.00. Calvert ad goes, pointing out that tree chief executive of i Michigan poh- conservation and agriculture—to men of distinction apecify Lord on their calendars, for this Is the The clergyman will be the Rev. C. However, it is felt In some quar- The Martha Group Christmas And praise the Lord on High, licy condemn the office of Gov- mention a few. What might happen ters that the legislature will make Calvert." date of the annual Scout-O-Rama, E. Pollock. Burial In Oakwood party of the Methodist Church will Let trumpets blare and carols to be held In the civic auditorium ernor as the "crummiest Job lathe if a "weak" governor were to be cemetery. every effort to control the purse be held Monday evening, Dec. 15, at — The Rlalto — sound United States." elected, one who was subservient to There h a fellow out In Cali- In Orand Rapids on Saturday eve- Lawrence was the son of the late strings and will find a way to di- 8 o'clock with Mrs. Charles White, Until they reach the sky. ning, Dec. 13. They're all going to On the eve of entering a hospital a party boss, is open to interesting vert some of the money. For ex- 827 N. Washington. Mrs. Carl Frey- fornia whoh as come Out with a for a serious operation, Kim Sigler speculation. Mr. and Mrs. Erwln Ridgway, and Come mingle In one mighty song, have a part in the double-barrelled leaves four brothers, Howard, ample, It would be perfectly logical ermuth, co-hostess. meal for three oents. It's made up Let all creeds melt In one said Just that. His words were blunt of a preparation of soybean grits show which is expected to draw Lloyd, Claude and Gordon of Lowell and apparently within the opinion The love of Christ unite us ill many thousands of spectators. and uncomplimentary. /They cov- Pledged to dean up state gov- of the court for the state to make from which the oil has been ex- ered many Jobs and much territory. and four sisters, Mrs. George Coll- The Mclntyre School PTA will In one grand Christendom. ernment, Sigler now implies that teacher retirement payments to the meet Friday evening, Dec. 19, with tracted and to which has been add- The Scout-O-tRama will consist of They were words of condemnation, he needs new powers. Because he menter of , Mrs. Clarence ed onion powder, A>od yeast, salt, two parts. Scouts in a series of Buche of Albion, Mrs. Mable Bar- school districts of the state, and a potluck supper at 7 o'clock. Also frustration and disappointment. lacks authority over state offices then these districts in turn could heihs, spices, vitamins, and min- more than 100 booths on the base- Sigler voiced them before the De- and departments, Michigan's gov- ton and Mrs. Lovissa Smith of Christmas tree and exchange of ment level will demonstrate a large Lowell. make payment to the retirement gifts. erals. He originated the food troit Economic Club, a group oon- ernor is merely a "glorified clerk" fund board. primarily for the hungry millions Triple-A Ballots number of scouting activities be- sisting of "big shoM" in industry and the Job is the "crummiest in of Europe and Asia. ginning at 7 p. m. Then at 9 p. m. and buiinen. the United States," so goes the Inasmuch as estimates for retire- The West Lowell United Brethren As m steady diet. It leaves me the entire main floor of the audi- Sigler logic. ment purposes for the next two- Church Sunday School will have year period would amount to about their Christmas tree and program cold. Personally, Fd like a steak torium will be transformed Into one And there we are in mld-^Decem- Interspersed once In a while, even Are Being Counted great stage with two thousand boys Why would a govrnor, after serv- Lowell PTA Group $20,000,000.00, it appears that the on Sunday evening, Dec. 21, be- ing 11 months at the state capltol, ber, 1947. The proposed changes legislature will make every effort ginning at 7:30, at the church. If one cmta one, two, three, or Preparation for counting the bal- taking part In a huge and colorful merit careful appraisal and - display of scoutcraft openly denounce the office to whicli to be allowed to use the proceeds of more dollars depending on where lots for Community committeeman most observers believe he wlH he ough debatie. Only by getting both Christmas Party on yen eat, oommento Brad White, election in Kent County for 1948 Troops and packs and senior sides of a case can a Jury weigh the amendment, rather than to ap- Regular meeting of Cyclamen a candidate for re-election in 1918? propriate this amount from the Chapter, No. 94, O. E. 8.. at the tiie new editor of The Saranac is now well under way according to units are already making their And what happended to bring about the evidence and come to a verdict. Advertiser. John McCabe, chairman of the choices as to what their various ex- general funds of the state. In fact, Masonic Temple, Friday evening, — The Rlalto — this almost angry attitude of mind? Wednesday, Dec. 17 it is logical to assume that the leg- Dec. 12, at 8 o'clock. Kent County AAA Committee. hibitions will be. They will range As we see it, words of protest are Jokes, Jests, Jabs and Jibes Just The counting of ballots will be from automobHlng to printing and The Lowell PTA announces its islature would not appropriate any by Jeff: Lota of things spoil easily to be expected from a man who is such amount, and this would en- The annual Masonic and O. BJ. S. handled much the same aa last from dram ratios to stamp collect- the creation of protest. This color- Christmas party on Wednesday, except your temper, which seems year, that is, handled by a board ing and will Include approximately Don't Let Death Dec. 17, at the high school gym, at danger the stability of the teacher family will be to improve the longer you keep it ful ex-grand Jury prosecutor, un- retirement fund. It does appear held at I^rwell Masonic Temple on of disinterested election Inspectors. one hundred different subjects. su&cessful once in a Md to be State eight o'clock. . . . Another noticeable change in It's no wonder the scouts are that, temporarily at least, more Friday evening. Dec. 19, at 7 o'clock Members of this board are as Senator, rode to the office of Cw- There will be a special Christmas funds will b# made avaliabie for present conditions is that nobody follows: Raymond L. Dickinson, happy and their parents are proud Take Your Holiday sharp. Members please bring de- ernor on a popular tidal wave. selection by the band arranged by the schools of the state, and It is sert, vegetables or salad. 32-38 Is superstitious about two-dollar fruitgrower Orand Rapids town- of them. They're all looking for- Mr. Jessup. You'll also have a bills. ... You can huy a seat on the ward to their big show on Decem- possible for the legislature to con- ship; D. L. Runnells, Arm editor It was the voter's protest against chance to listen to the Tonette clasrf form with the court opinion and use Stock Exchange easier sometimes of the Orand Rapids Press; Fred ber 18. A Timely Slogan The Rod and Gun Club will not than on a local bus.. . . Some folks an assumed state of graft and cor- with which Mr. Jessup has been part of the fund for building pur- meet this Thursday night because K. Clark, businessman Sparta; Lowell scouts will have an Im- ruption, wrong doing and ncglact of working. Mrs. W. W. Gumser is think the speed limit is however portant place In the show and will "Don't Let Death Take Your poses. It will be most interesting to of Lowell Board of Trade meeting. fast the car will travel. ... A Lo- Ward, farmer, Caledonia. office, inefficiency and — Holiday." training her 4th and 5th grades in see what will happen at the session This board of election Inspectors exhibit a model camp site. well, stnetch your own Imagination Christmas songs. There will be a well man saytahe would term holiday With that slogan as a keynote, of the legislature In March. It is St. Rita Sewing Circle, St. Mary's dinner table conversation, "chest- will meet at the Kent County AAA at what SOME people may have the National Safety Council has dramatization of the short story, certain that the local board of edu-, thought after reading headlines 'The Little One," by Charles Tag- Church, will hold a bake sale Sat- nut dressing." office at 207 Spencer Street^ N. E., announced a nationwide campaign cation will wait to see what oc- urday, Dec. 13, at Thompson's San- Orand Rapids, Michigan, December about bribe-taking at Lansing— to check the huge annual Christmas well, complete with budding actors curs before nwvklng any definite itary Market. ^ 26 1947 at 1:00 p. m. Lowell-Bowne Join that put Sigler in the governor's holiday toll. and background of music by the plans for building. chair. A similar reform movement eighth grade choral group and a Mr. McCabe urges all voters.to The Christmas-New Yea: holiday Excellent Attendance get their ballots in the mail early, in put Homer Ferguson in strumental accompaniment and a South Lowell Circle will have a season is the most hazardous single reader. Even the little ones from Christmas party Thursday after- due to the Christmas rush. Ballots In Fighting Fires the United States Senate. period of the year, according to Marks Family Night received by the Kent County AAA the kindergarten will sing for you Lowell Postmaster noon, Dec. 18, at one o'clock, at Council statistics. In traffic acci- and then everyone will have a Mrs. Alvln Wells'. All members An excellent attendance marked later than December 24 cannot be Rural residents of the southern Sigler was elected on an assump- dents alone, three times as many ion he would clean-up Lansing. Chance to sing, Christmas carols, Asks Rural Patrons plan to attend and bring gifts for the first of a series of church fam- counted. section of Lowell township will en- persons are killed during a Christ- their secret friend.' ily night gatherings In the dining Joy better fire protection than ever Hence he was committed In ad- led by Mr. Gumser. All that, Christ- mas holiday period than on the mas cookies, and punch, too. To Use RFD Numbers room of First Methodist Church before with an agreement made vance to reform of state govern- same days of the preceding two this week with the Bowne township ment Sigler likes action. He would Please reserve the date Wedns- Since rural highways have been The Peckham Group of the Con- last Thursday evening. The speak- Veterans, Attention! weeks. gregational Women's Fellowship er was the pastor of the First fire department at Alto to service rkther his airplane, talk before day, Dec. 17, at 8 o'clock. Come, we named and numbers assigned to the luncheon and dinner groups of Heavier travel and the festive are sure you will enjoy it. will hold an apron and gift sale and Mthodist Church of Holland, Mich. Reinstate Insurance this part of Lowell, Frank Hough- spirit of the holiday season Increase houses a great deal of confusion His subject was "The Mastership ton, township supervisor announces. people, and espouse ideas for bet- has resulted in mail delivery on a tea in the city hall Friday after- ter government than stay at his the normal winter hazards, such as noon, Dec. 12, from 1:00 to 5:00. c32 of ." It was a most pleasing Before Dec. 31,1947 The agreement was reached at bad weather, slippery roads and all rural routes in Kent county. and challenging address. a meeting of the Lowell and Bowne office, saw wood, and follow Lowell, while not so much affected more hours of darkness. Regulr meeting of L O. O. F. Rev. C. E. Pollock was in general Any lapsed five-year level prem- township boards. Bowne has Just through on countless details of ad- as Grand Rapids, has its troubles ium term National Service Life In- ministration. He Is restles and im- More than 130 national organiza- Lodge will be held Monday, Dec. 15, charge of the evening and intro- purchased new fire equipment for tions, city and state officials, safety also. Such addresses, for example, duced the speaker, and the 3 M's surance may be reinstated, within patient. (He exhibits his displeasune as 12.303 Cumberland Road or 8:30 p. m. the term period, within three rural fire fighting and expects to councils and civic leaders have of the church sponsored the eve- place a tank on the old chassis to by firing people. He removed Oscar 51,306 Vergennes Road do not ap- months after lapse or on or before Olander as commissioner of state Joined forces with the Council In The Rebekah Lodge will meet on ning. Carl Munroe, the president, haul extra water. the year-end campaign. Together pear on rural carriers roster books presided at the brief business meet- midnight, December 31, 1947, which- police; he discharged William and patrons of a rural route should Tuesday, Dec. 16. at 7:30 p. m. It ia ever is later, by a Comparitive Lowell to*jnshlp will now have they seek to create in the public necessary that all officers and mem- ing. Miller was elected pres- fire protection from the north In as head of the state prison not use these addresses. Health Statement. This Compara- Industries. mind an awareness of the special bers be present. ident for the coming year. Lowell and from the south In Alto, holiday hazards, and to enlist vol- All patrons are informed that for The January meeting will be held tive Health Statement Is submitted (For reasons of "gross neglect of as evidence to verify that the ap- which will give all residents quick untary cooperation on the part of mail delivery purposes their address In the First Methodist Church in assistance In case of fire. duty" or "corrupt conduct In off- is still R. F. D. No. 1, 2, or 3 as the The Lowell Women's Club will plicant is in as good health on the Ice", a governor has constitutional every individual to hold accidents hold their annual Christmas patry Lowell, at which time the Lowell To call the Bowne fire depart- to a minimum this Christmas. case may be. If your correct route group will entertain the Ionia date of application for reinstate- authority to remove "any public on Wednesday, Dec. 17, at 2:80 in ment and tender of premium as he ment phone Alto 2131 days and The Council emphasized that the TB TREATMENT number is not on your mail It may group. officer, elective or appointive." result in delaying the delivery the home of Mrs. George Hale. is on the due date of the first 2141 nights and Sundays. There is one If: "Except at such campaign is the final effort of the Tuberculosis can be cured. The Santa Claus requests each mem- year to hold the 1947 traffic death thereof. Lowell Postmaster. MBSU ROSE WTNOEIER insuranoe premium in default. All times as the Jeglslature may be In chances of cure, however, are best ber to bring an inexpensive gift for applications for reinstatement after toll below the 1946 total of 33,700. PASSES TUESDAY AT M session.") when the disease is found in its the Christmas tree and there will expiration of period covered by Safe Cracken Visit At the end of the first nine early stages and the patient starts be special music by Mrs. Sam Pat- Mrs. Rose M. Wlngeier, M, Lowelli Comparative Health Statement Sigler urges a oontitustional con- months of this year, there was a treatment immediately, before ex- terson and Mrs. Calvin Pinkney. resident, died Tuesday morning at must be accompanied by a report otf Lowell Sunday Night vention aa the beat way to reform •mall reduction in traffic deaths— tensive injury has been done to lung Please note the change in place of Blodgett hospital. physical examination showing evi- state government. He puts much 4 per cent-from the same period tissues, according to Felix S. Alfen- meeting.—Reporter. She was the wife of the late dence of insurability. Lowell was, visited by safe crack- emphasis on our "antiquated tax of 1946. But the final quarter of ito, M. D., chairman of the medical Simon Wlngeier, who died in MarOh For complete information, con- ers Sunday night when the safe structure", the result of a "horse- the year always Is the one with the committee of Kent County Tubercu- IMS. Mrs. Wlngeier was horn in most traffic deaths. St. Rita Circle will hold tWeir tact your nearest Counseling Cen- in the Chesapeake A Ohio railroad and-huggy" constitution. How this losis Society. Christmas party Tuesday evening, Berne, Switserland, on April 17, tsr. office was opened and >7.92 In cash tax structune should be changed he "Christmastime is family time, Bed rest, that is, complete rest in 1891 and came to Lowell In 1810. the season of reunion, of Joy in Dec. 16, at 8 o'clock in the home of and |1.S0 In stamps taken. Checks has no* Indicated. There Is certain bed, 24 hours a day, seven days a Mrs. R. J. Kleesflsh, 923 N. Hudson. Surviving are two sons, Fred and FORMER LOWELL MAN and other papers In the safe were to be organized resistance to any one's children, of drawing even week, is the treatment advocated closer the most fundamental ties Each member is to bring a 50c gift David of Alto; one sister, Mrs. PASSES AT AOE M not touched and the safe of the constitutional convention If for by medical authorities and a tuber- for exchange. Ernest Roth of Clarksvllle; a Railway Express in an adjoining only one reason: TO* "uniform ride that bind us together—truly a sea- culosis hospital or sanatorium is the brother, John Miller, of Lowell, and Hobert Clark, W, former Lowell son to be merry," said Ned H. Dear- grocerman, passed away Monday, office was left unmolested. of taxation" of the 1908 constitu- ideal place for this treatment. The Past Noble Grands' Club of three grandchildren. •Skilled safe crackers have been tion is a legal barrier to a grad- born, president of the Council. The family doctor will usually as- Funeral senrlces arc being held Dec. 1, at the home of his son, '®ut K Is a season to be wary, as, Lowell Bowling League at Lake ^ operating in Kent county since uated state income tax. sist in finding a hospital or sana- 5 Dec 18 Lena rxiu Ad& this Thursday morning at ten Oarnett Clark, near Eagle. He Is well. The tragedy of an accident . OdessOdwwaa Alley®Allsvs,. TneadaTiimuI&yv NightNIHiias r.* / ' ' ^ ' . 'or survived by two daughters, Mrs. May and have opened 32 strong Sigler would centralise power In torium in the patient's community. their annual Christmas dinner and o'clock at the home of her son, Fred boxes with loot estimated at (20,000 a governor's four-year term by giv- becomes even more poignant during Advice and help on hospital and Wlngeier, at Alto, and from the Dallas Clay of Mascotte, Fla., and the season. It takes only a Pts. W L a revealing of thW secret pals. Ruby Lanoe of Lansing; four sons, taken. This is their first visit to ing him broad authority over state sanatorium facilities may also be Hotpolnts 33 23 16 Dinner at 7:30. Be prompt. Christian Apostolic Church, Alto, little forethought, a little extra care obtained from the local tuberculosis at 10:80. Burial in Oak wood ceme- Hobert of Mulliken, Oarnett, Carl Lowell. and, often, just a little extra cour- Lowell Moose 29 23 1S| and Richard of Eagle; three sisters, association. King Milling 25 18 181 V. F. W. Auxliiary will hold a tery, Lowell. esy to make certain a Christmas There are 3,000 local and state Mrs. Hattie Rice, Mrs. Nancy JOSEPH KELLEY FIRST TO PAY celebration of Joy and festivity un- Lowell Bears 22 17 19 j bazaar and food sale at Vanity tuberculosis associations in the Lowell Sprayers 21 17 19 CHRISTMAS CEREMONIAL Denick and Mrs. Ina Potter of Hazel R. Patterson, treasurer of TAX NOTICES shadowed by accidents. Beauty Shop Saturday, Dec. 13, Lowell. United States, affiliated with the Keiaer's Kitchen 18 13 26 from 11:00 a. m. all day. oS2 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18 Orand Rapids township, says Jos. Lowell Township '".Remember—don't Jet death take National Tuberculosis Association, Funeral services were held last your holiday!" In the play-off game King Mill- Ihe Oampfire Oirls and Blue F, Kelley, formerly of Parnell, was Taxes became due and payable which are ready and willing to as- Thursday at the Gorsellne^Runcl- the first to pay his 1947 taxes in ing took two out of three games (Euchre party at I. O. O. F. hall, Birds of Lowell will hold their an- man funeral home with burial In December 1 1947, at township sist the tuberculosis patient in Crom Reiser's Kitchen with| Ed. Friday night, Dec. 12, at 8 o'clock. nual Christmas ceremonial in the Grand Rapids township. Perhaps Advertise it in the Ledger and solving problems connected with Evergreen cemetery, Lansing. treasurer's office. Corner of Main get results. tf Stormzand of the losers hitting a Everyone welcome. pS2 high school gymnasium Thursday, Joseph F. was in high spirits as a and Vergennes, Lowell. Hours: 9 his disease. These association, son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kelley 222 game. December 18, at 8:00 o'clock. The FUNERAL SERVICES FRIDAY a. m. to 5 p. m. daily. Dog taxes are which are also engaged in extensive In Grand Rapids Nov. 30. Good case finding, educational and re- Tuesday night's results as follows: The Perry Group will meet at the girls' parents and any friends who FOR KENNETH C. MEBJUMAN also due now.—Lyla Johnson. Lo- home of Mrs.' C. L. Williamson on are Interested, are <*ivlted to be luck, Joseph. well Townsihp Treasurer, c 31-32 habilitation programs, are support- The Bears took the Moose two out Kenneth C. Merriman, age 78, ed entirely by the proceeds from the ofi mrethree games.. Thine Hotpolntnotpoims-—s Friday, Dec" . 12•. at 10:30. Bring present Tho program will inclt;4e 1 Mom/m trounced Kelsers three straight |'unch 2111(1 co"ee will be served traditional In passed away at his home here on BASKETOALL TICKETS Sale. The 41st an- Tuesday evening after a long Ill- Vergennes Township nual Christmas Seal Sale opened games, taking over first place, and 11J combination wfth the symbolism of All adults planning to attend the mm an, the Sprayers took King Milling two i T"e Child Study Club will hold a Campflre. ness. He was a life-long resident of Grandvllle vs. Lowell basketball I will be at State Savings Bank 2 Nov. 24, and will continue until Lowell and a former hamessmakcr. of Lowell every Saturday, to and in- Christmas. out of three games but lost total Christmas party at the home of came at Grandvllle Friday night pins, therefore eac..h .tea m ....had trr. o VfrMrsa. VTorKot-Herber4t Davis, ai91o2 Monroe. AUCTION SALES Funeral services will be held on must obtain tickets from the school cluding Jan. 3 and 10, '48, to receive This column is sponsored, in the Friday at 2 p. m. at the Roth chap- property and dog taxes. Vemice interest of better health by Kent points for a tie. High games were Gift exchange. Mrs. Howard Rit- before Friday noon. No tickets will tenger has charge of entertainment. Wilbur Bums, Doc. 16 el with Interment in Oakwood cem- be sold at the door. Franks, Vergennes Township Treas- County Tuberculosis Society. Grimwood 200, N. Stormzand 194, C. etery, the Rev. C. E. Pollock offi- Brown 190. Wilbur Burras will sell at public urer. c31-36 ciating. liOafer Sot for the Man on Your List The American T^glon Auxilllary auction, at his farm, SH miles There are seven schools on the will hold their regular meeting on southwest of LoweU, on Tuesday, campus of Michigan State college. Keene Township MUST BRING NEW WT. SUPS NOTICE, BARBER8H0PPERS An unusual gift for men, that's Monday evening, r>ec. 15. It Is Dec. 16, a good list of TB and Bangs They are Agriculture, Home Econ- I will he at the following places really appreciated. All wool with All owners of farm and com- hoped a lot of you memhens will be Tested cattle and a quantity of hay Regular meeting of SPEB9Q3A omics, Engineering. Veterinary Me- on the following dates: soft leather sole, hand embroidered, 'mercial trucks and trailers over present. Meeting begins at 8. and feed. Allen (HiaSkln, auctioneer; Chapter 326, Moose annex above dicine, Science and Arts, Business Dec. 13, Lowell: Dec. 20. Lowell; gift boxed,$3.00. Coons. 1,000 lbs. must bring new weight Harry Day, clerk. See complete list Lowell Creamery, Friday, Dec. 12, and Public Service and Basic Col- Dec. 27, Saranac: Jan. 5, Lowell. slips when applying for license The Vergennes Senior Farm Bu- on another page of this Issue. at 8:00 p. m. All members must be lege. Each Wednesday at home.—Reta "^Man's ability to think and rea- plates. reau will meet Tuesday evening. present to work on Christmas pro- iMartin, Keene Township Treasurer. son Is his mo^ distinguishing and Esther M. Fahrni, Dec. 16, at the home of Mr. and Send your news to the Lsdgsr, gram. Read the Ledger want ada. cS2 least used characteristic." c32 2114 W. Main St., Lowell. Mrs. Wm. Roth. LKDGKK, LOWKLL. mOHIOAN, THURSDAY, DEC. II, 1M7 THREE ADDITIONAL ALTO NBW8 dinner and theatre party In Orand ew, George Sanborn, age 80, at MKBMUN, THURSDAY, DEC. 11. 1M7 Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hayward were Rapids. The occasion being the Orand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs, San- TWO Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and 28th wedding anniversary of the born made their home with Mrs. Mrs. Maurice Ward and children of Mrs. Lew Warner In Hastings. Headworths and It was the Sllcox's Mofflt when she lived In Alaska. Wm. Shul*. Graham and family of Alto are at Clare Gletf and Bmmett Shcehan BOth anniversary. Local News the home looking after the chores. attended the livestock show In Ionia on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sllcoz were SOUTH BOWNE George Hooper of Freoport will Francis Rooker, who underwent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mrs. Mabfe Hanter, who has been Mrs. Norma Thayler and Mrs. Chicago Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. Emma Mofflt received word MRfl, JXNNIE PARDEE •pend the week with hl«^Uught«rf an appendectomy at Ostepathlc Headworth Saturday evening at a Tuesday of the death of her neph- quite 111 at her home, Is slowly re- Art Wood, who passed away Sat- Mrs. John Holcomb. Mrs. Hooper Jack Blough of Freeport and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. John Thayler, and Ada News hospital, Orand Rapids, on Wed- covering. urday In Lansing, was brought to Is still In Grand Rapids but Is a lot Charles Blough were In Grand Nerval Thayler and family visited nesday, was brought home by his Lowell Tuesday for burial. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone vlaited Saturday evening at Wm. Mlshler's. Mrs. Hattie R. Fitch Improved. Rapids on Thursday. parents on Sunday evening and Is Leonard Bozung and son of Sunday afternoon with Mr.* and Mrs. August Lemmer of Kalama- recovering cicely. Mrs. C. Nellson at Harris Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Miller and Paul Hoffman and family attend- Keene spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelly of Grand ed a party at Mr. and Mrs. Frank boo spent the week-end with Miss Booster Club Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Bernard A. Rooker, Mrs. Will Booth. Mra. Polly Eauh and daughter Rapids left on Thursday for their Kauffman's on Saturday evening Corrlne Gless and father, and they Jlmmle and Llllle May and Mr. and Mrs. Anna Wolcott were In Grand spent Friday In Grand Rapids. In spite of the severe storm on Ne for a MAN? Mrs. John Lalley spent Sunday southern t>lp to Florida. George It was a bunco party. Mrs. Melvln Rooker went to Flush- with her son. Robert and family. In Rapids Friday and called on Mrs. lliursday evening forty people ing on Saturday to attend Mr. braved the weather and attended Grand Rapids. Booster CluA) held In the dining Rocker's niece's wedding and re- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fahrni visited room at Ada Masonic Temple. This ception, and on Sunday they visited her mother, Mrs. Amy Llnd, In Mr. Rooker's sisters. Mrs. Kather- Ionia. Sunday afternoon. meeting honored Mr. and Mra. Ine EJrnst and Mrs. Tressa Popln- Order Orison Weaver, wliose wedding wai eau, at Montroe. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Merriman of an event of late Gotoiber, with a Kalamazoo were week-end guests of post wedding patry. Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Court. McMahon & Reynolds A bounteous potluck supper was and Mrs. Ira Teeple and Mrs. Jen- Your nie Grant were Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sayles of served at seven o'clock and the Pontlac came Sunday, Nov. 80, to HMDQUABTERS tables were attractive In holiday Bronson, Don Collins and Miss Florence Alberts, all of l*anslng. help Mrs. Glenn Sayles celebrate d-eoorallons. A table tree In silver her birthday. PRESENTS Due to the New Year's holiday, CHRISTMAS and blue was used aa a centerpiece Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newell en- add miniature winter scenes of the date for the January Booster Club will be named later. However, tertained a few friends at the Wom-1 ^ reindeers, skiers and tiny green If you rtally want to pltost 'that man"... othtr gift ideas if you can't ••• what you en's Club In Grand Rapids Thurs-!; tentative plans are set for the sec- 1 and silver trees were also used. Tall day evening. lighted tapers • added to the fes- ond Thursday In January. HAM liloct a gift from our hardwar# itoro. Hera want In thii ad. Coma in and lal us halp tivities. Mrs. Boyd Anderson entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller of Gifts to live with ora a faw hints, and a whola stora full of you talact "his" gift! Grand Rapids were week-end guests A Games and conununlty singing with a dlnenr party on Sunday and of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack were the evening's diversion and her guests were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. New! Fahrni. Mr. and Mrs. Weaver were present- Anderson and children of Comstook Park. The dinner marked Mrs. Geo. ELECTRIC Miss Bertha Jean Schneider and from our large ed with a set of beautiful serving HAND HUNTING Richard Gephart attended the trays as a gift from Booster Club. Anderson's birthday anlnversary. YOUNG, TENDER BEEF Mr. and Mrs. M«rfe> Cramton In- Soldering Slater-Lint wedding In Grand Rap- Man's Christmas The next meeting will be held stalled officers at Spencer Grange DRILL KNIFE Ids Saturday morning. early In January, the date to be set Iron Saturday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Double gear Sturdy, very Mr. and Mrs. George Whitfield of assortment later and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyd Anderson accompanied them. RIB STEAKS lb. 59c Jackson were Friday visitors of a p In d I e with A dependable Harter and Mr. and Mrs. Orison Officers of Egypt Grange will be "harp, finest their mother, Mrs. Florence Whit- FROM FAMOUS BRANDS HE KNOWS FOR STYLE ANDl Weave have been named chairmen. HOME MADE 8-Jaw chuck to Iron for medium Installed this Friday evening, Dec. take bits up to duty, all pur- tool ste^l blade! field. 12, and all members are Invited to pose service. Spiral leather Mrs. R. D. Hahn and Mrs. Frank QUALITY—APPROVED VALUES THAT WILL PLEASE] Ada Local* % In, Hollow be present for this ceremony. handle holds 7/8" copper tip. wrapped handle. Newell attended the fash- Say "Merry Christmaa" to your home with a beautiful Mrs. Alice Anderson and Mrs. HIS VANITY. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richardson LINK SUSAGE lb. 65c drills. Cooling fins. 100 lO-lnches long. Ion show and luncheon In the {attended the wedding of Miss Jean Fannie Thomett attended an all day watt element. Mocha room of the Pantllnd Friday. piece of furniture and know your gift will be a Peterson and Henry Tonk-ers which lecturers' conferende held at the HOME RENDERED Mr. and Mrs. Grley of was held In the Alger Street Chrla- Pantllnd Hotel, Grand Raplda, last $1.25 up $2.25 up $2.50 up South Bowne were Sunday evening of pride and pleasure for years to come! We have tlan Refcrmed Church. Grand (Rap- Tuesday. Mrs. Ila Wermuth, State guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn furniture for you in great variety; it takes just the Ids, on Friday evening, and the re- Grange lecturer, was In charge of Sayles. ception held In the churtfh parlors the conference. lb. 37c right Item in the right spot to accent the room scene, Members of Community Club will LARD ELECTRIC POWER DRILLS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Welshelmer Immediately following the cere- 2-MI and Mra. Welshelmer, Sr., and Dr. | mony. want to plan their schedules to In- BULK both in a decorative and practical role. Choose early! clude the regular meeting dates for H-lnoh capacity E. M. Roth of Grand Rapids called Fine Dress Shirts Six of Miss Alice Rlchardson'a January and February. Speakers FLASHLIGHT on Lowell friends Sunday. I girl friends were Invited to her are engaged for these dates and Jim and Beatrice Wood visited By Marlboro and Liondale home on Saturday evening to at- their topics will be of keen Interest SAUER KRAUT 2 lbs. 15c Fishing Taokie • Rods • Reels Strong steel over the week-end with friends in tend a party given to celebrate her to everyone. case, heavily Algonac, Port Huron and Mt. Gem- birthday anniversary. Games wore Line • Lures • Bail Cans chrome plated. the evening's diversion and a dainty ens. AdJ'stahle foous Mr. and Mrs. Ed. HooKwater of Tilt Chairs and Ottomans $58.94 up was served. Miss Richardson head. Snap look '{received many nice remembrances. SOUTHWEST BOWNR Grand Rapids were Saturday eve- Whit® Broadcloth, oxford and fancy patterna in im«. I.. T. ANDWKaON Tbcmpscn's Siniliry MkL Ailiutis Hud iriils ..... $2.60 switch. Hang up ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rocking Chairs $13.45 Up Those present were Marilyn Telder, ring. Chearyl Nelllat, Millie Bishop, Nan- "SERVICE WITH A SMILE" Uystersehout. all collar styles. icy Ward, Marilyn Nelllst and Jean Austin Bowman attended the In- Jsek Plnsi $5.75 Mr. and Mrs. Rus»ell Carr and End Tables Lamp Tables Radio Tables | Marks. ternational Stock Show in Chicago Phone 238 G. R. (Butch) Thompson 216 E. Main $1.50 up Frank Carr of East Lansing visited Coffee Tables Dining Tables Mr. and Mrs. Frank Richardson Monday and Tuesday of last week. TCOL GRINDERS • TCOL BCXES their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene $3.95 [attended a bridge party at the Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sheehan • HIGH QUALITY U. S. INSPECTED MEATS • Carr, Saturday. $3.95 up home of Mt. and Mrs. Harry Burns 'ipent Sunday with the latter's sis- Mrs. C. H. (Reynolds spent from | In Grand Rapids Saturday evening. ter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baoon Winner No. 068962 Friday to Sunday wkh her eon, Herbert and family In OoIumbU- h Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Kachaele of Mllford. Miss Phyllis A GIANT I Mrs. Wm. Slager were Miss Annetta returned home with them after Vllle. finer lamps Plain colors in Rayon Broadcloth at spending a few days with her sister. SLEDS Mr. and Mrs. Valda Chaterdon Slater and Mr. and Mrs. Fred West 'Vreeland And son Harold, Mr. and Harold Metternlck In Alto, while were Sunday guests of his sleter, Bridge- .$11.70 up Floor of Lowell. Callers were Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Sheehan .$10.50 up | Mm. D. J. Emefy of Grand Rapids. and family and grandchildren Ter- L. T. Anderson hdme, and the lat- her son Leon attended the bank Eatj •taering, curved Mrs. Louis Wrlde and husband, In Table .$ 7.25 up Vanity Callers at the home of Mr. and ry and Martha Sheehan were Sun- ter spent the day with her grand- meeting. Clarksvllle. .$ 2.25 up day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward parents. Russell Kyser returned last week Pin Up....: $4.95 1 Mrs. Webb Ward this past week Mrs. Roger Pltsch and little Maur- to his dutlek In Washington, D. C., .$ 2.25 up Desk . $10.50 up were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunter of Wlerenga and sons of Mlddlevllle. Mrs. Josephine Anderson spent safety nmnera, hard- Detroit on Tuesday and Mr. and Mrs. Margaret SUcox. Mrs. Basil Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. ice spent Wednesday evening at the after spending the 1 wood deck. holidays with his parents, Mr. and I Mrs. H. L. Kyser. Mrs. Emily Murray and Mrs. Ed- Knee Hole Desks.. .$54.95 up Smokers .$ 4.95 up $3.tS up ward Watson attended the birthday Plate Glass Mirrors. ..$ 4.95 up Sewing Cabinets TPUi Smi*d f party Saturday afternoon given in .$ 5.10 up honor of Jack Alexander's 13th Framed Pictures... ..$ 1.65 up Magazine Racks Sarvss as a Wlsr. birthday, at his home In Ada. .$ 4.15 up Mrs. Sadie Seagrave, for- Throw Rugs Hand Vis* ot ? .$ 2.25 up Sessions Electric Clocks. .$ 9.50 up Fine Robes Tramsndoui gripping and holding merly of Oakda>e, Iowa, arrived In AS ADVERTISED Lowell Monday to make her home Hampers . $ 5.29 up Bissel Sweepers. - .$ 6.95 up \ powsr. Locks when dotsd for with her brother, Fuller, at IN holding woric. latlly and quickly 437 King Bt. Hassocks .$ 5.95 up Electric Toasters .$ 2.75 up By Botany and Glover wnlockod for wss at a pllor. Miss Freda Bailey of Grand Rap- LIFE VICE amps . . $2.00 Ids visited her aunt, Mrs. Clyde Gifts Collar Saturday. Mrs. Collar' ntece. Frigidaire Electric Ranges and Water Heaters Mrs. Jesse Sweet of Ionia, was a For Immediate Delivery Fur lined GLOVES of Soft A luxurious ^ift that will please any man ex Tuesday visitor. TEXAS SEEDLESS JUICY FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Webster of Nesco Electric Roasters.-- $36.95 Capeskin at Tsparkling W Muskegon were In town Tuesday EACH shaking hands with old friends. Steak Broiler $16.95 $5.95 They left the neoot day for Tlce, $8.50 to $15.95 GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES £3*5* Fla., to spend the winter. G. E. Electric Blankets Other styles.. .from $1.25 up Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Adrlanse, Mrs. Blanche Francisco and son Whiting Home Freezers, 4 cu. ft. $224.50 12 cu. ft $404.50 c Lee and Harold Dawson attended 10 ib. big 49' 8 ib. b<9 45 8-inch the V. F. W. rally In Portland on Wool Gloves and Scarf Sets Sunday. msH Town . PYREX Mrs. Donna Holliday and Miss 3.95 Table Saw Mildred Holliday of Lansing and HUE DIAMOND Mrs. Gladys Kyser and daughter, for the children: CARROTS oirr SET Tonl Lee of South Boston visited at OUST SOLID 4a sm $49.85 Mrs. E. L. Klnyon's Friday. Mrs. Fred Bennett and baby re- Desk with Chair $19.75 Curned to their home in Battle Creek Sunday after a two weeks' Fold-Away Desks $13.25 Head Lettuce Need o visit with her paretns, Mr. and WANT PASCAL Mrs. Tim Conant Table and Chair Sets $10.25 new frnrft? Mr. and Mrs. MUo Schwab of Sun- • field spent last Wednesday with his Rocking Chairs $7.54 CELERY sister, Mrs. Ethel Yelter. Mrs. Mai- Wcmf a colm Stuart of Clarksvllle was a Highchairs •- FRISH WHITE IUTTON SfAUC FLAVOR GOOD knlhf Wednesday night and Thursday guest. Doll Cribs $2.80 MUSHROOMS 25c RUTABAGAS Today'* blgg*tt vok*. Contate \Vk qi DoubMfcty Cwwrdsi large Mrs. S. G. Fryover spent Sunday 00,1 OOLDfN RED SOUTHERN FANCY LATE HOWE Utility Dah; 9' Ravor-Savw Pis flat#; I pi MsoiMrlsg Gspt sk 5 with her son, Hubert and family In Beds..-- $3.00 Cwtord Cupt phft handy wire rodt hnghsl 12 pieess for, Portland. Suggestions YAMS 2 u* 25c CRANBERRIES ib. 39c iHkyes Flnels of Ionia spent Sun- 00,1 CabB day with his grandmother, Mrs. $14.45 Hulda Flnels. Lionel Electric Trains..- $27.50 lllllllllllllll!= A4P •a* Michael McCormick of Grand • > PYREX PIRCOUTOR Rapids spent the week-end with his Track, Switches, Other Accessories ... these he'll like FANCY PUMPKIN ^ grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mokst tlx of Ntt bsii cwps e( coffee h tie worid. CleN WahoveH Collins, returning home Sunday HEINZ , can't obtorfa odon or rtaW. Cool gloM Hte fomousl with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob- Suede Jacketa S".95 Jacket* $7.95 to $23.95 handle It •aiy-to-gdp. A dMIsfse* gift $ M** CAMUS RMVB ert McOormick, who were Sunday f-nd for. -only dinner guests. By McGregor, Marlboro, Berkray_ TOMATO SOUP Mr. and Mia. Dale Morgan of McCurrach, Botany and Regal and Glover UNSWEETENED Grand Rapids called at the J. C. McGregor Sport Shirts $5.00 S8.95 and Delia Hatch homes Saturday Neckwear in stripes, solids, afternoon and were dinner guests of knits and patterns. GRAPEFRUIT JUICE PYREX COLOR iOWL SET Mrs. Clyde Collar. Mr. and Mrs. NONE SUCH Morgan expect to leave for Ari- Pajamas $3.95 to $6.95 Four gaBy-colorod bowk for mixing, zona December 16. $1.00 to $2.50 cooUng, baking. Mcvlng and storing. «LM op Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Rollins and By Glover and Reis MINCE MEAT TVy'r# 2Vi Hmo* itroogor than ordi- Mr. and Mrs. Ward Courter of nary bowk, tool S«tof4 Saranac attended the funeral of Values and styles for a perfect gift RUIY REE yalAiMnaila Mrs. Rollins' slster-ln-law, Mrs. Ma- bowls, from the big 4-qi wvivvi|pcut; tilda Courier, In Grand Rapids on down to Iho pint sixs, only Monday afternoon. Mrs. Courter Swank Jewelry Botany Scarfs RASPBERRY PRESERVES Gleaming red was the victim of an automobile ac- WATER PACK and white fln- cident last Thursday. Uh with chrome PYREX GIFTS PROM SO* TO IMS Mr. and Mrs. Orren Sterken and Pioneer Belts and Braces Sport Coats — Topcoats trim makes this Mrs. Helen Camp attended the Raver-Saver Pie Ptate, 10' 50t DowNe-Dufr Coi •tardy "trtto" Roth & Sons CHERRIES ^ O. E. S. dinner at Grace Episcopal Sweaters — Slacks — Hats fynt. loot PomwbS SOt One Owort Pyre* «e« the pride of ev- Church In Grand Raplda Friday Tex-tan Billfolds Three Clear Pym MuUng ery little owner. evening. The barbershop quartette MARVEL ICID OR MAIN FAMO . Pjrit* UtBiy Plan Front wheel Is COMPANY 16 sang on the program and later sang RAISIN BREAD ISe PANCAKE FLOUR 5-lb. bag 47c Knob-cowered O Pyre» tfai—wcifcof Set UH y. DewbU Dvt? I.4S Stocking street FURNITURE Lowell Use our "Gift Certificate" for any gift fTF* $16.00 Mrs. O. V. Payne of Plymouth MARVEL was the guest of her brother and or amount you wish to give—He'll like DINNER ROLLS dox Uc KARO SYRUP ll/j-lb. jar 19c sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R J. Opes Every Monday and Rogers, last week. Mr. and Mrs. the idea. v ANN PAOi SPAGHETTI OR Rogers entertained Sunday with a Wednesday Evening JANE BARKER family dinner, their guests being "Ch 45c MACARONI J-*. Pig- 45c Mr. and Mrs. John Welch and Mr. ANGEL FOOD RINO and Mrs. Ross Benedict of Ionia, 'til Christmas Mrs. Payne and Willard Rogers of JANI tARiilt ENCORE PREPARED Plymouth. POTATO CHIPS bag 19c SPAGHETTI 15 ^ -. tin IJc fiee's Mrs. Hamilton Boyd, Jr., of Kingston, N. Y., spent the week- FINE HOSE end with her father, Milton Fuller, m McMahon and SWANSON'S MAKES WASHING EASIER of the King Milling Company. Lt HEINZ STRAINED by Botany and Esquire UMY'S Col. and Mrs. Boyd and infant daughter Susan, were here for a BABY FOOD BONED TURKEY CL0R0X HARDWARE short visit two years ago enroute 50c to $2.00 TOMATO JUICE to San Antonio, Tex., where Lt. CoL 4^-oz, 6-o«, Boyd was stationed at the A. A. F. Argyles, Ribbed Wools and Reynolds Phone 9 Regional hospital. Dr. Boyd Is tin qwt 21C Lowell, Michigan Fancy Rayons Lowell, Mich. can 27c 3 gbuM 2Sc 41c leaving the army air force to enter IM Main St. private practice in Kingston. Anklets and Regulars

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Che Cowtll Cedfltr hurc/i ws HARRIS CREEK Proceediigs of and ALTO SOLO McCORDS MATTERS Mlin UltUL VREELAND MKU. R. r. WILLIAM H O Local News PubUahed every Thuwday morning ftt Up and Down Kent County Roads the JEDGE sez J10 B»»t Main Street, LoweM. Michigan, K. K. Vining, Kent County Agricultural Agent FIRST CUWOBEOATIONAL CH. Mrs. Swayne of Trumbleland, Md. Comnoi Cornell Entered at Poetofllce at LoweU, Michigan, Mrs. Geo. Lane and children Norman O. Woon, Minister Solve Your (i Mr. and Mrs. C. Althen Simpson aa Second Claae Matter. came last week to spend some time the week-end In Benton Harbor Church School--10:00 a. m. Mrs. with her daughter and family, Mr. 6fVl ft M*N A HOftf f Ht and friends of^Orand Rapids called Lowell. Mlchlgpa B. O. Jofferie«, Editor and Publisher visiting Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lane and Mrs. Joe Hlllery and family. CftN RlOtftNO Ml ¥VOHT on his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Offldal F. D. JeffertM, Asst Publisher A group of Kent County folks are ed to supply any farmer whose R. D. Hahn, Supt. and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Kallna. Worship Service—11 ;00 a. m. She Is helping to care for the fam- •f INTftfttmO IN MlOlNe Are you interested In the Simpson, Sunday. H. F. Jeffortes, Business Mgr. Carol Jean Ballard visited her embarking on a new venture this barn burns a milking machine to ily while Mrs. Hillery is in St. Sift Ptoskt //\-— November 17, 1947 'sms Mmibrr Mlchlgiui PreM cousin In Grand Rapids Sunday winter. A dozen farm families in use without charge until he can most glorious array of CVirlst- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Hef- make arrangement* for a new out- FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Mary's hospital with a new eon born fron of Orand Rapids were Sunday The regular meeting of the Com- SUBSCRIPTION RATES the Caledonia area are going to do last week. mas gifts you ever saw in Mrs. Henry Smcleker was a Mon- some farm and home planning with fit. Telephone Is 9-2024 during the C. E. PoUock, Minister guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. mon Council of the village of Lo- To all points in Lpwer Michigan: day night dinner guest of Mr. and day and 3-4995 at night. Mr. and Mrs. Cll//ord Flnkbeiner one store? Then visit the Charles Young, and family. well was held in the city hall coun- the help of specialists from Michi- Sunday School at ten o'clock. and family of Hastings were Sat- One Year $2.00. Six months |1J&. Mrs. Ben Postma. gan State College and the county Great preparations are being made Problems cil rooms Monday evening, Nov. 17. urday dinner guests of Mr. and HOME SERVICE STORE. Mr. and Mrs. Olenn Sayles went Three Months 70c. Single Copies So. Mrs. Lena Cambhell attended the extension service. At a meeting of the Kent County for a good Christmas In the church, 1947. To all points In continental United Mrs. Gerald Anderson and family. to Lansing Thursday to attend the Union Aid at Alto Friday. These folks are going to study fire committee the otWbr day the sponsored by the Sunday School. We are brimming funeral of Hobart Clark, a former The meeting was called to order States outsid* Lower Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Maude Cooper vis- their farm, Its soils, livestock, the subject of losses came up. Irving Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flynn vis- by President Speerstra at 8 p. m, Perfect Man's Gift One Tear 12.80. Sic Months »1.40. "TheAlpha and the Omega" Is the , . , ^ , witli i Record Radios, refrigerators, Lowell resident, who passed away ited the Campbell home Thursday farm home and Its relation to farm Pennington of Algoma township semon subject for next Sunday at "ed relatives in Lansing Sunday, Trustees present: Hahn, Fore- Three Months 75c. 1 Monday, Dec. 1. and Sunday. enterprises. Both husband and wife told that in a very recent year the eleven o'clock. Christmas music Miss Romaln Flynn spent from freeters, hot water heaters, man, Christiansen and Rutherford. H. W. Haines and four children All subscriptions payable In advance Mrs. John Klelnheksel Is recover- will sit In on the discussions. Six loss from fire in the state was a will also be a feature of this service. | Friday until Monday evening at vaooum cleaners, cookers .. . Trustees absent: Elzlnga and Roth. The LoweU Ledger. eetabUahed June, of Pittsburgh, Pa, came Friday to ing from her operation nicely. meetings will be held at St. Paul's bit under |2.00 for every thousand A cordial Invitation Is extended all < home from her school duties at Gift Certificate The minutes of the meeting held 1893; The Alto Stflo, eetai>ll*hed January, Mrs. Lena Campbell called on Community House at Holy Corners. Insured. In Kent County the loss, young people and children to at- Nazareth. gifts for EVERYBODY! take his mother, Mrs. E. E. Lee, to .. SHIRTS and TIES 1904. OoseoUdated with the Ledger June, his home for an intended visit. They November 3, 1947 were read and 1917. The LdweU Journal eelabliihed ISM. Mrs. Beman and new baby Monday. Several states have been doing was .92 cents per thouasnd Insured. tend. Robert Burns had the misfortune c approved. Oooeouaated with the Ledger December Irene .Chappie Is spending a few this kind of work with marked suc- This Is one Indication the county A nursery room has been made to get burned quite badly last week left for Pittsburgh Saturday. 18, 1(S«. days In Grand Rapids. cess. Farm Security Administra- fire program has paid. comfortable and attractive for little fir aiy mont The application for a building and unable to return to his work. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sayles went permit of Wittenbach Brothers LIKE SNOW AND CHRISTMAS, BREAD AND BUTTER, ROMEO AND tion have used a similar program children where mothers may leave Mr. and Mra. Dan McCarty of to Orand Rapids Sunday to see her to their advantage. Tall tales are being told by deer them during the public worship near Wayland were Sunday after- stepmother, Mrs. Hattie Scott. Mrs. read. Moved by Trustee Ruther- JULIET—SHIRTS AND TIES GO TOGETHER TO MAKE A WONDER- Every county In Michigan Is do- hunters but tfome of the best ones Jaervlces, Experienced mothers take noon callers of their daughter and Columbia - Capital - Majestic Scott Is receiving the best of care ford and supported by Trustee ing, similar work, this winter. This are about the fellows who went to|turns In supervising this room and' Christiansen, that the permit be FUL FOR THE MEN ON YOUR LIST. SEE OUR family, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald An- and seems quite contented at the granted. i project will no doubt become a part far hunting grounds. Some come lit la proving a real help to those derson. HOME SERVICE STORE convalescent home. FINEST QUALITY SHIRTS IN ALL STYLES. OUR SUPERBLY-DE- wunanent | of our yearly extension program. home without deer to find that the I parents who would otherwise feel Copy of the letter dated Novem- Mr. and Mrs. Jake Krlpe of Goa- Records • Alb»t - CbiMrei'i Riosrdt C. DOLLAWAY Robert JacoW and family have (hat shall belong to all - neighbors shot nice bucks on the they could not attend church. There hen, Ind. were week-end guests of ber 4. 1947, from William Lee to SIGNED TIES IN PRINTS, SOLIDS, STRIPES TO PLEASE THE MOST i Ronald Auble, of Grand Rapid*, fellow's back forty. One Nelson Is no charge for this accommoda- come to Lowell from Muskegon to the Village Treasurer, read and always! Mr. and Mrs. Vern Wenger and Come In today and look around 103 E. MAIN PHONE 326 L0WELL.MICH. make their home with his mother, lis the new "Farm Forester" for township hunter spent five days in tion, and any mother may feel wel- sons. tabled as all members of the coun- DISCRIMINATING TASTES. PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS GIFTS EVERY There is probably no [Kent and surrounding counties. (Hie Northern Mlchlagn with no deer, come to bring her child, while she Mrs. Fred Jacobi. They are living In cil were not present. Mrs. Ellen McDonald spent Mrs. Jacobl's apartment and she Is GENTLEMAN WANTS. legacy more downright help- j succeeds R. L. Olmstead who will came home and shot one the next attends church. Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Mar- Moved by Trustee Rutherford ful and comforting than a I have charge of similar work in the jday on a neighbor's farm. occupying the one recently vacated garet Sllcox. by Harold Graham. supported by Trustee Foreman that family monument. It is a lower half of the lower peninsula. Carroll Halleck of Tyrone told VERGENNES METHODIST CH. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Geldersrma the bills In the fololwlng amounts declaration of respect for Auble graduated from East about a Detroit group who last and daughter were Sunday visitors . Radio Service Co.. John Adams was the last mem- Pennsylvania was nicknamed the Mrs. (Hattie Scott suffered a fall be paid: A pre-Chrlstmas sermon will be Grand Rapids high school, studied year had a camp south of Roscom- ber of the Federalist party to be Keystone state by reason of its geo- the name which, through preached at the ten o'clock services of their parents Mr. and Mrs. Jaks "IF IT HAS A TUB E , WE SEE VICE IT" at her home on Main street the for^ Light and power forestry at Michigan State College, mon as a public highway. They shot; next Sunday morning. The public Geldersma and family. elected President of the United graphical location in the 13 original part of last week, and on Wednei SHIRTS this genera don, is yours! 206 E. Main St Phone SM States. . graduating there In 1941. He .is the six deer and hung them| up so is welcome to attend these m William Roth, Winona Stiff, Robert to (272,643.81 as of Dec. 1 accord- STAR - Topp, Shirley Winks. Wittenbach Sales & Service N 2 49c ing to a statement made today by KMGER'S PEAS °.. 37e Eighth grade perfect attendance: ytfUR CHOICE Hazen L. Funk, secretary and gen- W. Main St Phone 227 Lowell, Mich. Large - Swoel Marcla Althaus, John Boyd, Dale eral manager. This amount far ex- LEONA SAUSAGE i>. 42e HADDOCK FILLETS ib 376 Brown, Phyllis Chaterdon, Dolores ceeds the profits from any previous Sliced or Piece Seafood Tree! Collins, Jack Condon, Nancy Gee, Michigan State Fair held In the TOMATOES 2 N°J 276 Joyce Green, Ellen Jepson, Peter ninety-eight years of operation. Standard - Canned Kelley, Paul Klnyon, Milton Knee. -O A E — DRIED IEEF 4K».pkg 336 WIITEFISH FILLETS i> 396 Philip Kropf, Phyllis Lang, Robert mK 'JwfltNau Shipping of a million and aS^ialf Armour's Star or Swiff's Premium No Waste Lltschewskl. Bug«ne Miller, Suz- 1948 sport fishing licenses began SWEET POTATOES No 3cn 19c anne Miner, Jack Pattengill, Plynn You Can Now this week, and conservation depart- Kroger's - Golden Pennock, Bryce Post, William Roth.

/ ment officials hope to have con- Robert Smith, James Stevens, signments to 3,200 dealers in the KROGER CORN No 2cn 19c Piece Bacon '73e Winona Stiff, Arlsne Sweet, Robert Topp. Pleasing "Present" Pointers mail by December 15 before the^ Juicy. Golden Kerneli Any Size Piece Evory milo gives addod proof of HOOVER Christmas rush reaches its peak. Seventh grade perfect attend 'nM.U.i.MT.On -O & E- large [TOMATO SOUP 2 cans 21c ance—Beverly Bedell, Lucille Bo- There's more risk in conserva- loaves Campbell's rung, Tommy Brown, Robert Clark, tion law violation since the 60 new Kroger Bread 2iZ27c mm GLOVES GWEHm PAJAMAS S Save As You Spend BIG-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST Phyllis Cole, Jack DeGraw, Bruce officers have been added to the Twisl Loaf for Whiter Texluro Friesner, Judith Grindle, Roma staff, as 1,108 violators discovered IEEF VESETAILE SOUP ea. 176 As moro and moro Chevrolet owners are discovering, Helm, Jean Johnson, Rita Kutchey, Gates DRESS GLOVES of Capeskin, Suede, Pig- Wilson s Faultless Nobelt.. Specially patented In October and 1,218 found out In Heinz By trading with this progressive Lowell merchant who TU popufar-prfetd Hoovtr year* of sorvleo moan nothing to a Chevrolet I This car Douglas Lang, Phyllis Lewis, Julie deer season. Angel Food Cake Wis 67c NOW 59c Lundberg, Tommy Morse. Anna skin, colors cork, brown, gray and black. waistband gives easily and assures perfect com- is giving the very popular Ckmmr. MoM 21 with ex* There were 194 more arrests in Krogsr'K .TsT FamouC s 13-Eg11 g \ has oxfra strength in every part—built-in ruggodnoss Jane Page, Constance Place, La- duilve "Po»IHvo AgltaHon" [H October and about 800 more ar- lEAN SPROUTS Ne a^, 136 f0rt and reliability—the excellence that endures. It will sorvo Dlna Rlnard, Jimmy Ryder, Robert $2.50 to $5.00 ' b*oh 11 • sotf ( wtopf ... as rests in deer season than a year La Choy Smlt, Jerry Tlmpson, Joyce Wil- Broadcloth Paiama —bold stripes and plaids, U dearu*). Cleaner alone, tt ago, but the traditional 99 pfer cent Spotlight Coffee 3 <1.15 you for scores of thousands of mites, and tho longer you liams, David Powell, Fred Thomas. conviction rate Is being maintained, Capeskin, fur lined $5.50 sateens and flannels, sizes small to extra large. "S & H" Green Stamps according to conservation depart- Kroger's - Hot Dated, Grinder Fresh lORIEN'S RENO U^erPewd 596 drive It the stronger your appredotion cf its value—for Sixth grade perfect attendance-^ "Mineral Rich. VHamln Full" Juanlta Alflen, Nola Bedell, Patty Pig, wool lined $6.50 $4.50 to |7.50 $6995 ment records. it possesses Big-Car durability and dependability Brlggs, Bruce Clemenz, Gary Dav- — O A E — erman Shirley Dawson, Colleen De- Pony, wool lined $3.20 ^ n j Michigan families received $41,- onequaled In Its field. „ Fleecy ©uting Pajamas $3.65 to $4.25 Oeonhg tool*—$18.00 laney, Donna Geelhoed, Kathryn Capeskinr , fleece lined ? $2.50 v * ** Weeks Food Market 293,000 in life Insurance death bene- NI-IO CRACKERS k*. 306 Hovlnga, Gloria Peters, Roger Ry- fit payments in the first nine mos. Sunshine Ons look wfl tdl you Hrat of this year, compared with $88,- Yes cant beet a OMvrolst for der, Sandra Thompson, Vernon Imported Cape, fleece lined $3.95 GIVE HIM UTKC Cheviolst oui-ityhi oR ptfty oil-round ptrformonc* with Venneman. 086,000 in the corresponding period CALIF. GRANGES 916 W. Main Lowell can In Its flstd. It brings teonomy. And Chsvrolst's Wool Gloves $1.22 to $1.75 === of last year the Institute of Life CREAM CREESE i>. 536 SUMKIST - 150-176 Size - (2 dozen 85c) yoo imartsr deilsn—imortsr worid't-champlon Valvs-ln- Argyle-plaid Anklets 85 You will get one stamp for each 10c purchase, 10 Insurance reported today. The Daisy - with Macaroni or Spaghetti colors—imartsr upholitsry Hsad Thrlft-Maitsr Engine, c number of policies becoming claims and appdntiMntil It dons unlqu* In its pries range, PUBLIC NOTICES Cu8hion So,e W00 in the first nine months was 30,- \ GIVE HIM A LEATHFP fOAT • * Aglets $l.oo stamps for each $1.00 purchase, etc. lis WW Hmot Cyfa*r Ommt, Mo*/ 40 offtrs a luxuriow Body by wringi His latt ounc« of ensr- 242 which compares with 29,967 in dozen ^ C MACARORI kpke- Ik FWisr at IowmI prlcot. gy out of every gallon of fosL === WMI English Ribbed Anklets 70c —deonj by powerful oucMon. Featuring the the corresponding period of 1946. Kroger's - Elbo FINAL ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT M "S & H Green Stamps obtained at different stores and Wrt Ejector, o sew Idea h dM diopoMd. — U tt E — State of MichlgM. The Probate Court Selected Capeskins, Horsehides, Goat and Calf- Cashmere Hose 60c Complete wHh deonlng took.., Deer hunters—and small game large stalk 25c for the Couaty of Kent. hunters who have put their guns Pascal Celery iARGO STARCH I^S7e At a eeaelon of eald court, held at the skins, swell plaid linings. Short and long styles. Rnyon Fancy Hose 65c service stations may all be placed in the same book. probate office. In the City of Orand Rap- away for the season—are reminded I For Laundry The demand for now Chtvrolota surpasses ail 50 Crisp, Green, Refreshing Youll enjoy maRlmwni Ida. In mid County, on the 28th day of Years of Service — Windproof Nylon Toe and Heel Hose $1.00 by the conservation department N rldlng-imoothneu proviout records. That meant it's wist to taf*- November, A. D. 1W7. When filled your stamp book is exchangeable for $2.00 .*79 that It is none too soon to send In Preaeot: HON. JOSEPH R. QII.LARD, and road-ileadlneu, $19.75 to $35.00 Ski Socks, white, red, green $1.00 those game kill report cards. A •ach 35C Qusrt 20C guard your transportation by bringing your Judge of Probate. Fresh Pineapple foo, because only Com* latoday an d see protont car to us for tklllod service, now and of In the Matter of the Relate of Mary in trade at Weeks' Food Market. game kill report card is issued to Large Size • Bo-Beep OMvrclet, of all cart Htnrlalr, Deceased. Loafer Sox, leather soles $3.00 each hunter and trapper as part of In lt» field, brlngi regular intervals, ponding delivery of your new Addle E. Sinclair having filed In eald Cteoasn, or ptone tor the hunting or trapping license. It you the firm, •oty, court her final admlnJirtratlon account, and car. See us for dependable, car-saving service. her petlUon praying for the allowance ALL PRICES INCLUDE SALES TAX Green Stamps are given on all cash purchases at time must be separated from the llcvnse 10 bag 55c CAMEO CLEAHSER can IOC balanced movement a name dbewtsg. No Maine Potatoes thereof and n>r the aeelgnnient and dis- along a perforation, filled out and For Scouring and Cleaning oMgotfo#. Large White Cookers. Fine for Baking of Iim UnltUwd Kim- tribution of the reMdue of eald estate. of sale and on charge accounts when PAID IN FULL mailed with a one-cent stamp. It Action Ude. It U Ordered. That the t«Ui day of I)r- must be mailed sometime before eemlwr. A. D.. 1M7, at ten o'clock In the WHEN DUE. HOOVER OWNlKSt For February 16, but conservation de- CHEVROLET forenoon, at eald probate office, be and SODA le hereby appointed for examining and (Teaulne Hoover SsrWoe col partment men urge early mailing, WOODBURY KIPPER allowing eald account and hearing eald -O A E- LOWIST-MICID LINI IN ITS PIILD petition: ALWAYS ASK FOR Approxlmately 176 students from CRACKERS It la Further Ordered, That public no- SOAP SNACKS tice thereof be given by publication of a 41 Michigan counties, 14 other Kroger'i. ^ Psodi Offer copy of thla order, for three eucceaelve states and one foreign country are weeka prevloua to aald day of hearing, In candidates for degrees at the end 1 ^ 25c pound Xi«#C Coupon the LoweU Ledger, a newspaper printed of the fall quarter at Michigan McFall Chevrolet and circulated In aald county. S & H Green Stamps JOSEPH R. OILLARD, Roth & Sons Company State College, according to a report Judge of Probate 806 W. Mala M LoweU, Moh. M0 There Is NO COST to Youl FUBNITUBB from the office of Registrar Rob- PRICSS SUBJECT TO CHANCE WITHOUT NOTICE A In* copy ert & Linton. Robert Yelter of FRED ROTH oons Register of Probate. :31-3t Phone 86 LowoU Lowell is one of the candidates. fciaiastriw i iiriirfdOfaiifc

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THM LOWKLL LKPOPt, LOWMJ^ MICHIGAW. THUBWlAT, DEC. 11, ISfT LAST WEEK'S LETTERS Weekly Scrapbook PUBLIC NOTICES , No man ever again will be reject- Itw JUailikli-Cimit tr Clitor Mtiki HASTINOfl LIVESTOCK SALB- ROOPTNO and Insulation—210 lb. SOUTHWEST BOWNE ed from military serviee becauae of Every Friday. "Where the mau>- stripe ahtnglea or lock. Baldwin SNOW PLOW FOR SALC-Ideal Week's Best itortpe a defect that ia non-handicapping agement tries to give you the kind Hill blown-In insulation. Brick for plowing out sidewalks, drive- Mrs. Mary Reynolds and sMer, ALSO Mot Spiced Fruit Punch: 1 qt. in civilian life. Read about the of service you ilka." c23tf and aabaatos siuuig. Industrial ways, filling station areas, etc. Miss Julia Tfoy, entertained their Army's new plan for making great- Th« Sunday School off«r« an Important medium through which Iclder. 1 c granulated sugar. 1 c brother. John and family for dinner CHIMNEY BLOCKS roofing. .1 a Thurtell, 230-FS. Stop at Lowell Lumber A Coal STATE or MICHIOAN—TUB cmoorr er use of manpower in future mo- AUCTION BiuR ART the truth concerning alcohol and prohibition can be taught. The brown sugar. 4 two-Inch piece* of Thanksgiving Day. OOURT FOR THE CODWTT 0» KENT Lowell. Ctf Co. Main St. Store and ask "Dad" Heater Special stick cinnamon. 6 whole cloves, 2 bilisations, as told in the-American Delivered er al Tard (• See ma at Caledonia Livestock fRmm^POSTifor a free demonstration . c32 Mr. and Mra. Dorr Olldden and (N CHAMCERT effect of alcoholic beverages is always demoralixing, and any in- qta. orange juice, 2 c lemon Juice, Weekly with this Sunday's (Dec- Sale evary Monday evening, or AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE at sona were entertained at the home ember 14) isaue of The Detroit Sun- call Trufajt Phone 3S-F3. c22tf FIRST M WORDS 4Se—ADDITIONAL WORM Se SERVICE CHARGE OF ISe ON CHARGE ADS. orange and lemon slices. Combine of her sister, Mrs. Lewis Wlerenga rates you can afford to pay, plus •titution dedicated to morality certainly should take that great day Times. South Wind cider, brown and granulated sugar, and family at OarHon Center for HARNESS SHOf HEWS- From prompt claim service. Peter cinnamon and clovss. Boll 5 min- Phone 9101, the Showboat Inn, Speeratra Agency, General Insur- fact into account. Thanksgiving. December 1 to big reduction in ORDER NOW - Mistletoe, holly, POR SALE — Circulating heater, utes. Mix with orange and lemon for delivery. adv. ance. Phone 268, lowell. c28tf George Irving Fisher, MIA Alice Troy was a week-end fabiri Ires. llMk aid Irnel Ceapsiy all riding e<|uipmant Stop In and door badges and wreaths, pine also blue winter coat, fur collar, Gas Heaters juice which have been heated just tguest at the C. M. Hefferan home roping, mantle arrangements and Political Economist. roa TV MUCATIOft look our stock over. You can CALEDONIA LIVESTOCK SALE AUCTION SALES siie 14. Phone 262-F21. c32 Wo Are Buying to boiling point but be sure it In Parnell. According to Federal statistics save at the Kerekas Harness Christmas candles of all kinda. Yale University. of MM Court. Md at the more than sixty per cent of Amer- every Monday at S o'clock. c22tf doesn't boll. Pour Into punch bowl. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Keith Bowman and la Dm CUy of Ofaad Rapkta. Shop. 1 mile east of Lowell on M Come in and see.—Kiel's Green- Mondays — Caledonia Livestock WANTED TO BUY—Several head VanderMeuien Instant Heat Float slices of orange and lemon ica's farmers have automobiles and Sale. 1 {family were Thanksgiving dinner . . on Um Slat day of October. 21. p31-34 FOR SALE—House on King Street house and Gift Shop. We deliver. of feeder cattle from six months on top for garnish. Serve Immedi- guests of hi^ brother, Floyd Bow- A. D. IMT live on hard surface roads. POULTRY of 6 rooms and bath with sun r32-33 Tuesdays — Breokenridge Live- to one year old. Write Wm. A. ately in mugs. Serves 34. nmat: HON. WILUAM B. BROWN. RDOKfTHRED—Berkshire boar for $29.75 man and family at Dutton. Fillmore, Johnaon, Arthur, Theo- room new furnaoe last year, oak stock Sale. Armstrong, Ada R. 2 or phone Aietioieer lOrerUt Judf*. Seven Vice presidents have be- service. Poulias, Rockford, phone REAL BNOLBrl HOLLY —A necee- All kinds of live poultry Mr. and Mrs. Leon Anderson, son On raadlDf and flltac Um Bill of Con- Dont learn the traffic rules by Rockford 2473. p32-33 Food ffhita come President by reason of pre- dore Roosevelt, Codldge and Tru- *>24 p32 floors. For appointment write slty in your Christmas arrange- Thursdays — ITmfant Livestock Phone XMSSS Claire and Mra Josephine Ander- m aaitf earn* and th* affadavtt accidentof , says the National Safety Earl Cole, &8 Benjamin Ave., SE„ son enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner O. McMaboo. attached hereto, from man. ments. Tie a spray on your ISale. I STILL HAVE about two tona of Highest Prleos Paid Flavor cheese sauce with a half It tp9«*ra to the Council. sidential deaths. They are Tyler, Orand Rapids. • c31-32 ORAND RAPIDS, MICIL with the former's son-in-law and S Mttofaetortly NOT1CB—The extra comfort—the Christmas boxee. Makes beauti- salt for sale at 30c pes cwt. or Hot Water Heater teaspoonful of curry powder for Court that the defendant WUhan B extra wear you get in Wolverine ful corsage^ wreaths, center- Lowell Nazareie Suday School daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Taylor, or hla unknown hi DAIRY COW AUCTION SALE- $7.50 per ton. Come before Mon- B. F. D. 3 over an egg omelet. ... A few Shell Horsehlde work shoes, soft, pieces. Kiel's Greenhouses A Art Petersen Pitsch and Httle son. levateea and smIcm. are proper and Reguiar dairy cow auction sales day. C. J. Place, Phone 441-F2, Bergy Bras. Elevator Dave Clark. Sr., whole cloves In the fat In which nary paitiee defendant In pliable, yet tiger tough. Coons. Gift Shop. 32-33 $27.00 Gerald E. RrtUns. doughnuts are| fried will add to Austin Bowman attended the on the lat and 3rd Tuesdays of Lowell. p32 F. F. A. stock show in Chicago. titled eauae, end; Auetloneer ALTO, MICH. AMUtant Supt. the flavor. ... If boiled cust&rd be- It furtlter appearing that after dlUfent FOR SALE -Good team of horses. every month are being held at the POUND—Three small keys on ring. Wednesday, Dec. 17, 1:00 p. m.—', Superintendent Owen Nash and Alden Porrttt re- TRUFANT PHONE fS-Ft Installation Extra gins to curdle, remove from fire •eareti and inquiry It cannot be aaeer- Richard Everling, H mile north St. Johns Stockyards Ranch Barn FOR RENT—Large warm sleeping William Bclthouse, 24 %niles west! turned from their northern deer td. and tt ia not known whether or Owner call Ledger office and and beat with rotary beater. . . . of 806 garage on 40th street. Just 1 mile south of St. Johns on US- identify property. • room, suitable for one or two men of Caledonia on 92nd St., 19 head 1 hunt and were lucky to get their ^ eald defeadaat Wman B. Taylor la During winter, crisp waffles with Ihrln* or dead, or where any of them may 27. Sale ^tart at 2:00 p. m. sharp WANTED — Carpenter contractor, or man and wife, working. Oill of cattle, 1946 Oliver 70 tractor. off UB1S. pS2, 83 FOR SALE!—Small amount of corn, butter, shaved maple sugar or hot bucks. reside, and further, that tt* preMBt where- For That Consignors are required to have REFRIGERATOR—Used electric experienced in residential home Lowell Phone 67-F2 or at 432 John Deere H Tractor, both on rub- C. H. RineimaR Go. C28-36 • of said defendant* are aalmown. picked by picker. Call forenoons. maple syrup make a grand lunch- Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Trutsch and Mr AVOID PAYINO RENT all your Bang's Teat papers in proper or- refrigerator in good condition. construction, steady work thru- Kent St. c82, |ber; cultivator for the H. Oliver. and Mra. Floyd Bowman of Dutton M Utat the aaoas of MM p«raoMl Bruce Tower, Lowell Phone 7-F5. eon or supper.. . . Use the canned rapreeentaUvee or batre. and whether they life—finance your own home with der for all cows as well as heifers See Owen Ellis at Bernie's Bar- out year. Satiafactory financial 14 In. 2-bottom plow, Superior grain Meter Sales were Sunday afternoon guests at FOR 3AliE>-7-weeks-old pigs. Lew- PM mincemeat, rather moist, to fill art Ilvlnc or dead, are imkaown; or where the Building A Loan's easy pay- and stock bulls over 1 year of ber Shop. p32 arrangements. Good opportunity. drill, power takeoff mower for Jay Boeiens, Genl Mgr. pastry rolls or pie crust squares. the Keith Bowman home. 7 or aome of them " ment plan. F. F. Ooons, Sec y. c32 age. The NEXT REGULAR Call Albert - Builders, Inc., 206 I is Smlt, 2 miles east of Lowell on Oliver 70 or 60, McConnick 8 ft. The Edward Wlerenga family of it the namea of the POR SAIX-Still a few of the $1.00 Lee Pitsch, Service Mgr. . Fold half a cup of whipped DAIRY SALE will be held on FOR SALE OR TRADE—New 1»- Peoples Natioanl Bank Bldg., jM-21. Lowell Phone 262-F4, p32 grain binder, sido rake and hay Mlddlevllle were Sunday guests of CHRISTMAS TUBES- Several Spies left. Have better ones at Main and Hudson St cream with two tablespoons of bot who are embraced tharato mdar tta Christmas Gift Tuesday. Dec. 16th. For further ft. United house trailer, sleeps 4, Grand Rapids. Michigan. 61541. {loader, John Deere corn planter, her parents. Mr. and Mn. E. Shee- , thousand to chooee from. Come | $1.50 and $2.00. Austin Coons, Phone nJ LoweU molasses and serve on hot ginger- title ot onknown helra, da ilaaaa, laaaiaaa information contact the Wolver- electric refrigerator, electric Ask for Sen Albert. c32-33 FOR SALE!—1042 Ford two-door I double disk and spreader on rub- and ..alcna, omot be aaeartatead after out and select your own. Edwin Super Deluxe. 1940 Dodge Club phone 150-F11. p32 bread. han. ine Stockyards Company, St. brakes. Krick Auto Sales, 1002 W ber. EIsco milk cooler, milker. dlttcent tearth and Mueller, 1 mile West and 1 mile Coupe, 1930 Chevrolet Coupe. O. McMahon. attomay foe plato- Johns, Michigan. OS2 Main, Lowell. c32 RADIO OrCRJBTMAS SPDCIALB- Mcdel A 1930 pick-up, Appleton of Roaar north of Bailey Church- p32-33. Lyle Webster. 120 N. Monroe, Lo- Inspirational ALASKA NEWS Try Smail table model $12.95 TODAY'S PAYING PRICES automatic feed corn busker on rub- watiGWf rT'fc Ordarad that mU dafaodanta and FOR SALE—1W1 Plymouth C*>upe. FOR SALE—3 two-year-old heilfers Standard table model .$19.95 well Phone 323. c32tf ber, Chase potato digger on rubber. Mr. and Mrs. Al. Zylstra of Alto PER DOZEN FOR EGGS . All one's life is music if one thalr .m known hatra, deriaata, lasalaaa WANTED—Good used piano. Lo- good condition. ISO S. Hudson St due to freshen in Feb. Chas. Rit- Portable table model $29.50 Most of these tools are like new. touches the notes rightly and in were Sunday callers of Mr. and their appeaiance to well Phone 23^-F2. c32 Lowell Phone 526. c32 iT Rd B 5 TOLEDO ha entered to thla enaa wtthta thraa (3) tenger, 7 miles S. of Lowell. Alto .-Automatic Radio-Phono $44.00 Federal-State Grades Also hay. oats, ensilage, 145 Rock tune—Ruskin. Mrs. Tonl Veldhnls. phone. p32 Hastings Livestock Sales Co. Large, Grade A 63c Lorls Isk of Freemont accompan- month* from Uta data <*thla order, i*d FOR SALE—10 tons of baled hay. Automatic record changer..$29.50 pullets, Brewster piano, other • JACKSON ta default tharaof that a^dBffl of <*-- Wire recorder.. 4149.80 December 5. 1S47 Medium. Grade A 53c ied Evan Sneden to the home of Mr. alao 10 tons of loose hay, alfalfa household goods, many other tools yMnt be taken aa ouvrmmd br ** Lowell Stores First WANTED—Heating stoves and After 4:00 p. m.and all day Sat- Small, Grade A 47c A building program totaling ap- and Mn. John Williams and family dafandaaU. thatr unknown hetre. dailaaaa. and brome. Ernest Pinkney, Lo- |and articles. Sale will start on time. • LANSING small ranges. Smith's Furniture, urday. Fancy choice calves...$29.00^31.00 Large, Grade B 57c proximately $20,000,000 is currently in Mesick Wednesday of last week, (*) well Phone W-F1S. c3243 Lowell, Mich. p32 Oood calves $27.00-$29.00 Thuitsday, Dec. 18, 1:00 p. m.— II Is . _ ARTIFICIAL Williams Radio Service, 704 Medium, Grade B 51c under way at Michigan State col- remaining until Sunday. ESran, of a oowy of OUa I Good heavy deacons $18.00-$21.00 Phil C. Vinkemulder, 5179 Thorn- • «R. RAPIDS dU. pMDdffa FOR SALfi—26 White Leghorn Lafayette. Phone 520. dl Brown Eggs. 2c less lege. Most of this construction is course, went deer hunting again, the LowaH badger, FOr SALE—Variety of fancy work Orassers as low as $14.00-J15.00 apple River Dr., S. E, 4 mile south to hens, $1.00 each. Rudy Witten- "self-liquidating" in character- but we havent heard his story yet, and aprona Make useful Christ- Light deacons $12.00-$is.00 BERGY BHDS. ELEVATOR of 48th St., 3V4 miles north of Alas- eaMad la aalo County bach, Lowell Phone 40-F2. c82 WOOD FOR SALE- Dry slab UrmNATKMAL that is, the state will not be why he didn't get one. Mrs. Sneden mas gifts. Mrs. Earl Kropf, 2194 wood. Leon Alberts, 1 mile south No real good beef offered. Alto. Michigan ka. 12 head of cattle, John Deere NARVISTTR Effeotiv* June 16.1947-Lawwll Tim® to be conttBoarf iRseminatioR Prices subject to change charged a penny for the build IngSL and daughters, Jfary Jayne and for *tx (I) w. i — WILL THE PARTY who borrowed E. Main St Rooms over Liquor of Parnell. Phone 50-F12, Lowell. Beat beef $21.60 B on new rubber,, John Deere TO FLINT .Rosalie, were Thanksgiving dlmwr It k rorthar Ordarad that wtaito twmtf store. p32 no. common cattle.$15.00-$30.00 single bottom 16 in. tractor plow. TO QD. BAPEDS TO LANSING, our log chain, please return same. p32-83 Some minds are like trunks- j guests of the former's sister, Mrs. Top cow $18.00 |cultivator and power takeoff mow- 7:« a. m. • R. A. Wittenbach. Lowell Phone FOR SALE-Hay. alfalfa and JACKSON, and packed tight with knowledge, no Joe Paffhausen and family. lr. 1.1. Sitgli 40-F2. , c32 FOR SALE — Duo-Therm 5-rootn I Good heavy cows from $15.00 up PSYCHOTHERAPY er for above tractor. New Idea 8:10 a. m. brome grass, Milton Wilcox. Low- TOLEDO air and plenty of moths. Mrs. Grace Vaikterlip has return- Sr^ToWo.'oilo. by aise heater, fine condition; ironer. I Cutters $12.00415.00 tractor spreader on rubber, Allls- 10:00 a. n 11:00 a. m. ed from a nice visit with friends in wtth ratarn racatpt roqnaatad aad w«h Inseminator FOR SALE—(Electric refrigerator, ell phone 96-F11 c32, 33, 34, 35 6 in. roil; Hotpoint electric stove. Canners $9.00 and up COUNSELING—GUIDANCE Chalmers No. 4 combine. Superior Truck and •MM poatac* ^ Good bulls scarce. 10:10 A. m. 1:00a m. 1:40 p. m. Saranac. She and her sister, Mra. $86.00. Second house west of Nash Glendon Bovee, 919 E. Main St Your personal problems care- drill with fertillrer attachment, 2- Nina Fox, were Thanksgiving din- FOR SALE—Girl's teal coat. Age Phone 519-F3. p32 Best bulls weigh only 1220 and l:lf»a. CtresR Mdca Ave. and Bailey Drive. pS2 fully diagnosed and treated in unit Surge milker. Mower, spreader 11:91 p. m. 7:09 p. as. ner guests at the Borden Tupper TO THE CLERIC OT CIRCUIT COORT: PHONE ALTO 2303 12 worn 3 times, price 16.50. Ada brought $17.00 cwt profreatonal confidence. 1:10 p. m. and milker like new; hay, ensilage Tractor 1:00 p. m. 10:00 p. m. • home. TheT also attended the Take Notice, that thla mU, to whl FARM AUCTION—Dec. 18, com- Hardware. p32 FOR SALE—2 new milch cows. 1 light bull (1.000 lbs.) 416.00 and oats, many other toole and Lester Dawson, Lowell Phone Personality Testa. L Q. Teats, 0:40 p. m. lr. C. T. Paikbint funeral of Bert Sawyer last Wed- —— » lotat title mencing at 1:00 p. m., at Truman Best lambs $23.00 articles. 0:10 p m. • Ionia only P28- 271-F21. p32-38 Aptitude Teata, with complete 0:00 p. m. nesday. The friends in this com- the foUowtna deecrfbed piaca or pared Smith's known as the John Hun- FOR SALE^—Thoroughbred Hol- |A lot of undergrade lambs diagnostic reports. Ionia. Mehlgaa munity extend their deepest sym- land: ter farm. 3 miles east of Low- stein bull calf, from a half brother ] $17.00430.00 0-J0P.B. Buy Tickets BefoW Service pathy to Mrs. Sawyer and family. •Lot Number Eighty-four ($4) of Bweat ell and mile north '.fT M21, live- to Twenty Grand Earl A. Thomas. CHRISTMAS TREES—Choose your Bucks up to $9.25 Methods and procedures used 9:00 p. m. ALL TRIPS DAILY nnd am Ith'a Addition to the Vniafa of own. uncut red pine Christmas that are accepted by the heat Boarding Eye, Ear, Nose 4 Threat (Riose Mary; Fox spent from Lowell. Kent Comrty, Mkhifati.- stock, farm tools and feed. pS2 c32 EJwcs up to 46.35 11:15 p.m. Thursday until Monday with her Examined, coanteralcnad aad trees, $1.00 to $1.50. Allison Top pen hogs $26.20 authorities in the field of Psychology and Personal Coun- grandmother, Mrs. Nina Fox, and Aitared by me POR SALE—Mill slab wood. |4.00 FOR SALE—New Idea manure (Roark, Ada. R. 2. Ada Phone I Several pens hogs $25.85425.90 New Service We Service Ml Makes LOWELL STATION at HENRY'S DRUQ STORE UDWUT J. DONOVAN, Clark. 72102. cS2 Most straight hogs $25.50425.00 SMf. Tour eyes adeotlfleaDy re- | aunt, Grace. R. B. KTLPATTUCX per cord, delivered. Wayne Daw spreader. In good condition. R We are glad to hear that Loris Ruffs up to $24.60 PHONE 10 frmcted; frames aa Deputy CMffe. son, Clarksvllle. Phone Alto 3402 W.-Stauffer, Alto, R. 1. p32 j BY APPOINTMENT COMPLETE Ish is feeling much better at this ATTB8T: A True Copy. POR SALE—Man's bicycle, good Boars $17.25 • • • Ing*. styled In the most mod- p32 Paul Z. Hoornstra, M. A., Th. B. writing. LEWIS J. DONOVAN. Clartt. • I HEY KIDS!— here. Come condition, $22.50; also well pump, jMent horse market slightly better. ern types to fit you Individ- R. 8. KlLPATRfCK. $10.00; cistern pump and kitchen Lowell Telephone 188 Mr. and Mrs. Arden Douglass Dapaty. c3»-8t in and get it, 25c bunch. Kiel's mm (-32 Radiator Cleaning Pick-up and Delnery ually. and family and Grandpa Douglas Greenhouses A Gift Shop. c32-33 sink. $5.00. Don Mullen, second had as their Thanksgiving guests, STEADY EMPLOYMENT house south of Boyd's store. c32 C27-1 and Repair Service Mrs. Arden Douglass and parents. Botrr 0 FOR SALE—White porcelain wood OFFICE HOURS: Cl—1| Attractive Wage Ratea FOR SALE —1937 Dodge Coupe, ALL WORK GUARANTEED Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shores, of Lan- Grand RapMa, MJcUcm a and coal cook stove. Mrs. John Bring it to 9:09 to 11:40 - 1:99 to 4:99 Pleasant Working Conditions In good condition. May be seen at sing. her brother and sister-in-law, BTATE OF MICfOOAN. THE rtBCTIT Bieri, Lincoln Lake Road and 3 ^ Saturday EveaUngs, 7:00-9:99 Lena Lou, Ada p31-S2 WITTENBACH Mr. and Mrs. Asa Shores and two COVMT FOE THE COUNT* OF KENT FIFTY-HOUR WEEK Mile Road east. p32 Charles I. Colby Lowell Welding Shop sons of Pottervllle. Mr. and Mrs. —IN CHANCERT Radio Service Lona Belle and Barbara of Grand DON L PHILLIPS and wife for Special Agent 117 N. Broadway Sales A Service Rapids. Mrs. Gerald Homrich and HARRIET PHILLIPS, PlatnUffa Craters W. Main St. Phone »7 son of Kraft Ave., and Mr. and Mrs. W E P A Y The Northwe$teni Mutual ABA M. CARVER, tofethar with Mitre Sawyer Company c32—33 Wm. Thomas of Snow Ave., near ' Rodgers hla unknown hair*, derlaaaa, Shaprr Operator R. G. CHRODCH Life Insnrtnce Co. Alto. legatee# and aaalan*. Daf Boring Machine Operator "There Is a significant differ- Mrs. Nellie Harper of LaBarge Order far FabMmtlan Cabinet Repairmen HIGHEST If It has a tube, we service It spent Saturday night and Sunday ence between life insurance At « Ma*Ion of aald Court, held at the Apprentice Rubber t06 E. Main Phone 206 companies." with her son, Clarence and family, Courthouae. tat the City of Orand Raplda. Plie Bilsam Fir Moulding Sander and the former's son, Richard and Michigan on the 13th day of Nomahar, PRICES Having A Party? A. D. 1M7. Upholsterer family of Lansing were Sunday Present. Hoa. traward D. Veriier, C*r- HEATING guests and all enjoyed, a lovely Apply at or Phone venison dinner. On readme the flUnj tha BUI of Com- A ORDER NOW! for FURS Thcit Art Ncccssitics • . . plaint in aald cauaa and the affttarft of GRAND RAPIDS CHAIR CO. Rocer O. McMahon. attaehad hereto, tnmn 1S61 Monroe Ave^ N. W. COOK For Aiy Type oi which It aaUafactorlly appeara to tha WE SUPPLY THE NEW and Mistletoe in all archways. * AUCTION Court that the defanAmt Aaa M. Carrer, ifm REPAIR THE OLD WEPMAN Phaabiag aad Heating or hlfl xmkDewn Mn. devisees, lefecses ^ i Grand Raplda, Michigan Pine Roping over fireplace and doorways. and aaatgna. are proper Hcim Tcxaco GALL 401 LOWELL S LoweU Phone 400 or 382 parties defendant In tha abort entitled INSURANCE cauaa. and; PkoiM 9114 LoweU M.intle Arrangement It further appearing that aftar dUlcent C29-31 c81tf Sheet Metal Work search and Inquiry II cannot be aacer- Telephone, Write or Call Centerpieces tnlned. and It la not known whether or not aald Aaa M. Carrer la Urine or daad. or where he may raalde If Urlnf. and fur- Candles all over the house In the Book of Common Prayer of ther. that the preaent wheraahouta of aald CaH 78 defendants are unknown, and that the Door Badges and Wreaths the Church of England, the prayer namaa of the peraonal repraaentatlvaa or for the last Sunday before bain, and whether the; are UTIDC or daad. DAVE CLARK, Prop. are unknown; or where they or aome ot I will sell >t public auction at my farm, in Lowell township, on began wv'h the words "Stir up." The them may reside: and that the namaa of people of Peterborough took this to the jperaona who are Included therein wlth- Kiel's Greenhouses & Gift Shop out'belnK named, but who are embraced be a reminder that they should start thefain under the title of unknown heirs, We Deliver Phone XS6-P1 36tli St., 5| miles soothwest of Lowell, the following list on their plum pudding at that time, and legatee* and aaalsra, cannot be EARL V. COLBY, ALTO, MICH everybody in the family look a hand .jed after dlHcent aearcli and In- WE BUY AND SELL qbiA on motion of Roger o. McMahon, B Ml a Mi ft 3151 Office 2421 in the stirring until it was ready on attottiey for plalntlffa. Christmas. It la Ordered that aald defendants and The Following Securities their unknown helra. devlaeea. leeatee* CHARLES I. COLBY. ALTO. Mich. This indispensable old>time Eng- and aaalgns, cauae their appearance to be lish Christmas dish was furmety, or enured In thla cause within three (3) Bealdence Alto Phone 3421 mon tha from tha data of thla order, and Consumers Power Co. ClarkBvlile Phone 381 frumenty, which according to old- In default thereof that aald Bill of Com- -WILLYS JEEP- time recipes was "wheal boiled un- plaint be taken aa confeaaed by aald de- til the grains burst, then strained fendanU. their unknown helra. derlaaaa. $4.50 Preferred legaleea and aaalgna. m — IMMEDIATE DELIVERY — TUESDAY, DEC. 16, '47 and boiled again with broth or milk It la Further Ordered UaM within twen- ty (30) days platntlff# cauaa a copy of and yolks of eggs." Frumenty was and B. H. SHEPARD, M. D. thla order to be published In the Lowell Phone 47 commenciiig at One OXIock9 sharp the forerunner to plum pudding. Ledger, a newspaper printed. pubUahed • • • and circulated In said County, such pub- Lowell Will Be Host to J. A. MacDONELL. M. D. lication to be continued thereto once In ' Office Phone 30 USED CARS FOR SALE each week for alx («) weeks In aueceaatoo. Consumers] Power Co. LEONARD D. VERDIER, -OFFICE HOURS— A/ms Giving Custom Circuit Judfe Liberal Trade-in. Call or write for Free Demonstration To the Clerk of Circuit Court: D Common t:00 to 4:00 P. M. each week day CATTLE (TB and Bangs Tested) A Christmas Charity Take Notice, that this suit. In which the Santa Claus 7:00 to 8:30 P. M., Moa., Wed., Sat foregoing order waa duly made. Inrohrea Jersey and Holstein Cow, 3 yrs. old, bred Giving alms at Christmas origi- and la brought ta quiet title to the fol- CALL or W RITE Jersey and Holstein Cow, 5 yrs. old, bred nated in the belief that the Christ lowimt described place er parcel of land: DR. F. E. WHITE Krick Auto Sales May 25 "Lot Number Seventy (70) of Sweet and DENTIST May 31 came sometimes to the door dis- ftnltha Addition to the Vniafe of Lowell. FOR INFORMATION Phonea Phone 9109 guised as a beggar during the holi- Kent County, Mkhlem." 1002 W. Main Jersey and Holstein Cow, 3 yrs. old, pas- Jersey and Holstein Cow, 8 yrs. old, bred Countersigned and Entered SATURDAY, DEC. 13 Office 151 Residence 186 ture bred May 22 day season, and it was feared that Iby ma Ekdal Buys, Representative OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED he might be turned away unrecog- W1M. H. RICHTBR. -MONDAYS and THURSDAYS— c32-S4 Jersey and Holstein Cow, 9 yrs. old, bred Deputy Clartt. 2 Jersey and Holstein Heifers, 3 yrs. old, nized. There is an old legend that .ttast: A TVua Copy pasture bred « June 5 tells of the Christ child going from »JEWIB J. DONOVAN. Clertt John R. Schermer & Co. D. H. OATLEY door to door on in wm. h. Riomat, Jersey and Holstein Cow, 3 yrs. old, bred Jersey and Holstein Cow, 3 yrs. old, bred Deputy Clartt. 729 National Bank Bldg. DENTIST search of these who were kind, and cjo, et Santa Claus Cor. W. Main and Riverside Drive June 7 March 28 deserving. His test was to plead for Gd. Rapids Phone 94269 Office SO House 49 Jersey and Holstein Cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Jersey and Holstein Cow, 4 yrs. old, bred aid and often he was turned away APPOINTING TIME FOR HEAR- June 9 , from the door. This story led to ING OLAIMB DR. J. W. TRUMBLE March 28 alms giving on Christmas Ere and — a of Mich lean. Iha Probata Court CASH IN ON THE VETERINARIAN Jersey and Holstein Cow, 5 yrs. old, bred it was rare that a beggar was for tha County of Kant. Jersey and Holstein Cow, 6 yrs. old, bred At a aemioo of aald court, bald at the Office—113 N. Division St refused. Parade Phone 82 Lowell. Mich. June 29 probate office. In the city of Orand Rap- .July 2 % a. in aald county on the 20th day of Jersey and Holstein Cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Jersey and Holsein Cow, 4 yrs. old, bred jvsmber. A. D. IMT. DR. R. D. SIEGLE Preaent. HON. JOHN DALTON, Judge at 3:00 p.m. BAND — FLOATS We Buy July 8 July 26 . / . ! of Probate. VETERINARIAN In the Matter of the Eatata of MHlan Higher Egg Prices Alto, Michigan Jersey and Holstein Cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Jersey and Holstein Cow, 8 yrs. old, bred M. Molhotland, Deeaaaed. Phones It appearing to tha ooort that tha time GIFTS FOR THE KIDDIES DEM ANIMALS May 1 Aug. 13 for preaantatlon of claims acalnat mid Office Alto 2391 — Rea. Alto t39S eatata ahould be llm 1 tad and that a Ume Holstein Cow, 5 yrs. old, bred May 22 Some Young Cattle and place be appointed to rcceire, exa- DR. R. T. LUSTIG mine aad adjuat all olahaa and damanda Feed Your Hens Our acalnat aald deeaaaed by and before aald TOP PRICE PAID FOR Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon court: Specialising in Rectal Diseases Near did shepherds keep It ia Ordered. That cradltora of aald da- Lowell Stores Will Be Open Rectal Sanitarium ceaaed are required to preaeot their claims 43 Lafayette, S. E. Grand Rapids Where properly balanced foods art fod Hay and Feed Their flocks ot lambs and feeding to aald court at aald Prohale Office on or sheep; before the MU day a< January, A.D. IMS, Phonea: Office 83173; Res. 83434 at t« a'daek In the forenoon, aald time BLUE RIBBON EGG MASH according to a planned program thai* are Quantity of Hay, mixed alfalfa , Quantity of Ensilage Feed To whom God's angels did appear. every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and and place being: hereby appointed for the AND Which put the shepherds In great examination and adjustment of alt daitna W. A. LARGE. D. C. Quantity of Oats Quantity of Corn v extra eggs to market Lot at kelp YOU fear, jaad demand* acalnat aald deoeaaed. Office Phone 42 Residence 442 It la Further Ordered, That publk notice MSH E. Main St LoweU "Prepare and go," the angels said, thereof be given by pubtleatlon nf a copy SATURDAY EVENINGS 'til Christmas And Watch the Increased Production COWS get sustained, high egg production. "To Bethlehem, be not afraid; I of Una order for three auaeaaatve weeks —OFFICE HOURS— TERMS—Cash, unless other arrangements are made with Clerk before sale. Nothing to For there you'll find this happy prertoua to aald day of haarlnc. in the Monday, Wednesday and Saturday (Lowell Ledcer a nawapaper printed and and Thursday Afternoon/ December 11 7 to 9 p. m. morn, be removed until settled for and everything to be settled for at day of sale. circulated In aald county. 2:00-8:00 p. m. each week day A princely babe„ sweet Jesus born." JOHN DALTON Judce of Probate except ThunMUy MASTER MIX A true acpy: Ws Easy to Shop in Lowell Call Collect Over Henry's Drug Store Michigan State college property FRED ROTH holdings comprise more than 11,000 Radater of Probate 010-33 EGG MASH acres. Only a small fraction of this IONIA 400 DR. H. R. MYERS The state of Maine produces a OSTEOPATHIC area is at East Lansing, home of ..•LOWELL BOARD OF TRADE Physician and Surgeon the fldiool. Thto rest is in various large potato crop, with hay in se- 311 E. Main St experiment stations and a forest cond place in its agricultural list. LOIUCLL. miCHIGRn W. V. Burras, Prop. Valley Cbeaieal Phone 29S-F2 preserve throughout Michigan. The state's main manufacturing is cotton and wool textiles, worsteds, Office Hours:—10:00-12:00 a. m. Aftentoona—2:00-4:00 p. m. boots and shoes. Goapuy ALLEN HA8KIN, Auctioneer HARRY DAY, Clerk Phone your news to the Ledger. Thuradaya—10:00-12:00 a. m. BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR T*fr«:0S p. m.—Mon., We

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Prepackaging of MORE LOCAL NEWS SOCIAL EVENTS Fruits, Vegetables Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yelter will Golden Wedding, Sunday, Deo. 81 leave Friday for Waterville, N. H., Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Seeley will where they have leased a winter celebrate their golden wedding an- sports colony which they will oper- niversary Sunday, Dec. 21, by hold- Better Feeds! ate until May. Might Aid Growers ing open house at their home on Prepackaging, or having produce' Mrs. Rosella Yelter returned Snow Ave. Mr. and Mra. Seeley wrapped In consumer-alse units Is | Monday night from the hospital have been Lowell vicinity residents one way to keep up the housewife's j and Is convalescing nicely. since their marriage 50 years ago. Interest In fruits and vegetables. Sunday quests of Mrs. Olive Rlt- Open house will be held from 8 to 6 according to R. L. Carolus, spec- ter were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Farn- In the afternoon and 7 to 9 In the ialist In Horticulture at Michigan evening. No Invitations have been ham of Caledonia, Mr. and Mrs. issued. State College. Lewis Good and Jlmmle of Dutton, In the past six years, he explains, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Ward and the production and use of vege- "Chuck" Daw«on Married tables has Increased by more than Nancy of Ada, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer 35 per cent. Thla Increase has been Ritter of Delton and Miss Donna Charles Dawson, Jr., (Chuck), caused. In large measure, by war- Davis of Rockford. formerly of Lowell, Mich., and New time shortages of other products. Miss Ella Lee of Albion visited York City, married Cynthia Sam- Now that more foods are appearing her sister, Fanny Lee, at the Con- uels of Brooklyn, N. Y., on Novem- on the market, the competition la valescent Home of Mrs. Esther L. ber 6, 1947, in San Francisco, Calif. keener and produce must be dis- Fahrni Monday and Tuesday of played attractively and in a con- last week. Other callers on Monday Evening Extension Class venient manner to tempt Mrs. were Dwight Rosenoerger and Consumer. family of Clarksvllle. Mr. and Mrs. The Evening Extension Class met One experiment in a market Andrew Juhl of Belding, Mr. and Wednesday, Dep. 3, with Mrs. O. J. showed that attractive- packages Mrs. iHomer Lee and Rev. Lowell Thaler. The lesson on "Living To- & created an impulse to buy carrots. Derchled of Saranac. gether a* a Family" wan presented m A survey made during this invest- by Mrs. Ed. Laux, local project igation indicated that 42 per cent leader. of all produce was purchased on WEDDINGS In addition to discussing indlvl- Impulse, Dr. Carolus reports. )ual problems, the group tackled the Another experiment with pack- problem of a hypothetical family aged snap beans overcame b«yer Nile"—Meyers and Its arguments over the use of resistance during a period cf se- the family car. .BETTER RESULTS Mr. and Mrs. G. Roland Meyers | Mrt Tony vere heat. In Michigan, 75 to 80" per of Ann Arbor .announc.«nn..nr«e th*e marm«r.-i - Kropf and Mrs. Chaun- cent of all spinach Is now mark- of tbflr r ,ht r Ruth .o "" Bo>™ w"* ^ •" eted In bags of transparent film. rlage of their ^aurhteu t r Ruth to „ new mernber, B?sldes creating more eye ap- Eugene Nlles. son of Mr. and Mrs. ^ neirt u , scheduled for peal, the packaging of fruits and w, , be Plants and Cut Flowers . . Buy "King's" For Quality . vegetables, particularly In films ssjp ? ' • such as cellophane, provides pro- Only the Immediate families at- ^ Always Appropriate Christmas Gifts tection from too much handling tended. After a short wedding trip the Lowell Extealon Clam and from dirt. It also helps to keep PLANTS CUT FLOWERS the produce fresh, reduces the couple will reside in their new home The Lowell Extension Class met number of clerks needed in the In Ann Arbor. Both were employee# at the home of Mrs. Mabel Stauffer Poinsettas Snapdragons store and permits the housewife to of the Michigan Bell Telephone December 4. The lesson was on Your "Daily Record" 1948 Calendar do hsr shopping more quickly. company. Mr. Nlles is a former "Home Discipline," given by Mrs. African Violets Roses well-known Lowell boy and grad- Kloosterman. A debate was held on uate of Lowell high school. who was to have the family car on Cyclamen Carnations Is Here IN MEMORIAM Sunday. There was also a display The state of Missouri has more of Christmas articles made by mem- Begonia • Chrysanthemums Call for It at the Main Offloe or at the Feed Plant than 8,000 miles of railroad, 1927 bers-who had attended the lesson miles of navigable and at Cascade. Next lesson la January In loving remembrance of our son boasts 14,664 .miles of improved and brother, Stanley C. Fahrni. who on "Landscaping." Kiel's Greenhouses & Gift Shop passed away December 11, 1932. state highways. Kngagement Announced Phone 225-F2 We Deliver Fifteen years have past since that This Line Fills This column. sad day. Send your news to the Ledger. Mra. Eunice V. Miller of Lowell The one we loved was called away; announces the engagement of her Always so patient and so kind, daughter. Eunice Louisa, to Mr. TGngWitiiy Cmpaty A beautiful memory he left behind; Herbert R. Metxger. son of Mr. and God called him home, It was His Mrs. George F. Metxger of Toledo, IN MEMORIAM Pbons 8771 will. Ohio. The date of the wedding has Within our hearts he's with us still. AUNT HET not been set LOWELL, MICHIGAN In loving memory of our jilear c32 Chris Fahrni and Family. By Robert QulDen Sarauc Theater Soda! Brevities sister and aunt, Anna Batey, who passed away five years ago, Dec, SARANAC, MICHICAN Minnesota boasts nearly 4,000 The Women's Fellowship of the 15. 1042. Wayne Stebblns, Mgr. manufacturing Institutions, the out- Congregational Church enjoyed a Mr. and Mrs. John Linton. Livestock, dairy and poultry dustries of . Chicago la the Brlngham Young, famous as the standing of which are flour and Christmas social meeting at the Mr. ad Mrs. Geo. linton, Mar- Friday and Saturday, Deo. IS-U farmers are among the leading In- greatest livestock market. leader of the Mormons, was tart grain mills. paraonagre Friday evening. A read- In Vermont In 180L jory, Donna Jean and Jack. Ing of Henry VartDyke's "The Other Mr. and Mra. R. J. Linton. Ledger want ads. bring results. Wise Man." was given by Mrs. Ray cS2 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Linton. Rogers. The refreshment table was very tastily decorated with Christ- mas decorations. IN MEMORIAM The Goofus Club held a very en- Christinas 6ifl Suggestions joyable Christmas party and lunch- eon Wednesday in the home of Mrs. A memorlam in honor of Alma PLUS Mert Sinclair. Gifts were ex- Blakeslee, a dear wife, mother and changed, games played and a de- grandmother, who passed away Untsmsd Fury For the Home licious luncheon served. five years ago, Decenfcer 15. Walter Blakeslee. Solid Braw Door Knockers % 3.00 Mrta Raymond Bergln entertained Sunday and Monday, Dee. 14-15 the Monday Book Club this week, p32 Children and Grandchildren. Matinee Sunday at 9M Flex Screens for fireplace $15.15 the feature of the meeting being a review by Mrs M. N. Henry of Snow Plow & Power Lawn Mower combin'tion $224.50 "Poor old Tom la about through. "King's Blood Royal" by Sinclair When a irlan starts losin' faith Lewis. Rock Wool for 30x24 attic $41.40 In doctors, It means he Is past The South Lowell Extension Phone 551 patchin' up. Group met at the home of Mrs. Or- "Talking of value, I believe Blt- rln Graham December 2, 16 mem- tenger Insuranoe Service has bers being present. Chairman, Mrs. For Service For Daughttr Lloyd Yelter conducted the busi- Modern the best buys In Insurance. ON ALL MAKES OF They have so many Companies, ness meeting. The leaders then gave Tuesday - Wednesday, Dec. 1S-I7 Unpainted Chest of Drawers $23.60 they can give you any coverage the lesson. "Living Together as a DAN CING Family." The club will have a New you want. This Is really Mf Raws, Washers ANN Glass Top for Dressing Table $2.00 and up GIVE! City Insurance In a small town." Year's eve party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Preston In honor of SHERIDAN Cedar Oil (makes any box a cedar'chest) $ 1.25 Every Sat'diy Right their 28th wedding anniversary.— Hoover Vacuums . la TO THE KENNY DRIVE! Sec'y. Let each of us do our hit— Refrigerators Rose Ballroom, Belding Rittenger The chief Industries of the state For Son "AND THEY SHALL of Oregon Include fruit growing, USED RECONDITIONED \ APPLIANCES ^ WALK." Adm.: 62c, Federal Tax ISc fishing and agriculture. Its lumber Insurance Service Industry Is Important; Its salmon Work Bench $10.50 Total 75o W. Main St LoweU Phone 144 Industry Is very large. It also pro- ... ! Model Airplane Baisawood 12c Ib. 1 duces hops In large quantities. ALL KINDS OF GeraU E.RoUini Coanerdal Refrif eration S Thursday. Dec. is Lowell Lumber & Coal Co. Store Give a Theatre Gift Book, the and Air Cowiitioeiaf 911 N. Phone 195-Fl BRUCE WALTER Yard Phone 16 ideal Christmas present for CLARKE FLETCHER Strand • Lowell anyone. Honrs of entertain Admission ito and too ment and happiness. Gift Roth & tut Co. Books now on sale at the FURNITURE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, DBO. IMS Strand

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