,.I Highway C?fficials Decide· New1l7 Route to Jackson The Ingham Counfym·~News Hlnlo. hlghwny on111neers qr(l 1 Within~~;;:; 2rir~~~~g n few ~~n~~snweelc~ rlght·.Qf·wny~! .\~~~~~~~ ._;..;..-"-Nin,ty·Fifth ____ Year,;_ No.______39 _..;, ___.;.... _____Mason,..,... __Michigan,,_.;. ____ Thursday,_;.,_...;.. September____ 30,...._ 1954 ______,f Sections- 26 Pages_ buyt'I'H will go to worlc on. the .. long Hlre\ch of the new route, with onlel'H to huy for 11 4·lane highway, lliw the ta mlleR ell:· New Fair.Board tending now lmtwecn Mason and New School Board ·,;t, ,Johns to the north. 'l'he new 'lnlt between ,Jnclcson's North Will Permit Old o1elt 1 U::>· 12) soul\! to the present IJS·t27, east of Somerset Center, 's now unrler construction. Only To Die on Vine , ·\I Chooses Officers ·1 w Ma~o n to J acltson sector re· m11lns. Ingham's Agl·lcultural Society, The offlclnl announcement which OIJerated the county Jair rmrn the stat!.' highway dep11rl· until the supervisors toolt over :· · ~{ And District Name rnc!lll m•t•nsionerl no sm·prlse, this year, will be loft to wllhct' on When Stnte Illghway Commls' the vine. · .Dr. R. PeMurtin, Mason dentist, heads the new school ~:loner Charles M. Ziegler was In 1'he new fair bounl called n R. Mnson a year ago nt the opening meeting for WednefJdny niJ.:hl to board elected Tuesduy. The ri who were elected met. Wednes­ of the by-puss he reveuled the lo· have 11 director elected for tlru day night to nume Dt·. DeMm•tin us pl'esidenL They also "Ill ion o( the route between Mn· old bon rd. After Jengt11y discUS· chose Lyle Thot·bm•n as secretm·y and Stanley Holmes us 'ion nnd Jacltson. The map show· slon, the election was culled off lng the new route merely con· on the grounds that there Is now treusm•et·~ Louis A. Stid and D. L. Bmy ut·c tru:olecs. flr·ms the verbnl p!Rns Announced no upparcnt reason for the exls· While all 5 were eleeted Tuesday, all served on distl'iet by Commissioner Ziegler a year tencc or the old society ami that boards before the met•ger of ---·- - -- -·-- ·· ·-- - .. ago. dlrl!ctors of that organization In hi:' Ialit nt. Mason Commls· hAve no rcs]Jonslblllllcs for the the Mason, Alalerlon 'J'own· '>loner· Ziegler sn id, "When US· fnlr. ship Unit, Hawley and Wilson School District 127 IH eornpleted between Mason The term of s. A. L;~xton, Ve· distl'icts. 'IIHI .Tadtson tmfflt! Is expected to vny, on the Ingham Agricultlll'al Dr. DcMnrtln ami Bray were irwt·ease rapidly and Mason and Society expl!·ed. 'l'he vacancy was, trustees on the Mason boarrl and Must Vote Again 1tlwr towns will be glad to be by· no• filled. Holmes was treasurer. Stir! was [JaSHCd." ' There Is a possibility, some modemtor of the Hawley rllstrlcl For Special Levy H 1he his: bond Issue now being directors said, that some ol'l:!\11· and Thorhum wns secretary or lbcussctl goen through, the Mn· lzatlon may huve to be set LIJl to the Alaledon Township Unit. At Its m·gnnizallon meeting In Mnson Wednesday nl~ht, 2,1 hours ~on·.Jael•son job will be 'lm· handle state nid for fairs. Man· .. The new board rleclderlto retain mcrlialcly undertalten. It Is up nt nger Joy O. Davis, however, de.. (lnyhnm Counly New• Photo) GOVI~RNJ\IENT IIOUSING FOR CORN- not people- following electinn, tile new dis· the top of the list even wllhout clurcd his bl!lief that state uld ···------··-·---·-----· is being constructed on a 2-act·e piece of lai1d on Not•th Ma- the name of Mason public schools as the official dcslJ.(nallon nf the trict sd10ol hoard called an elec· lion for Oetober ll. Calling of the 9. the hond Issue. Ma,;be' In 1!J5:i, can be p11ld directly to thi! present 200 Qff BI d son street. '1'1 11s• wee1 t 18 o f tl1C 47 sch e d l1 Ie d s t m·uge b'111s f or district. The merger was consu· ·~ct·talnly In l!l5G, is about what fnlr board. He and Trcasut·cr Eurl er 00 recelvinrr the govct·nmcnt-IJUrchused COl'Jl have been built. mated under the rural agrieul· election. lrourr.l members learned, the t>ituation loolts lilte now, higiJ· " was millie necessary to continue way officials Indicated. Dunsmore were authorized to The storage bins will hold 151,750 bushels of shelled corn tural school law and the election the levy of~ mills for the lmild\ng visit state departments to lcal'll In Va•'n Attempt which is being bought by the govel'l1ment under the depart­ Tuesday was called in the namc Probably the new construction what policy should he followed. of the Mason Ruml Agricultural llllll site fund. won't be 4·lane all the way, es· ment of agriculture corn support progmm. Merger of lhe Alaiedon '!'own· pecinlly from Mason to the Les· Directors discussed the 19 ~' 1 In the pictut•e the workmen m·e adjusting the elevator school district. T s M h The merged dlsti-ict will be op· ship Unit, Ilawley and Wilson lie by·pass. More lllcely, engl· fnlr report as submitted by Duns· 0 Ot for storing the first loads of government corn. Met·edith Pat- ave ef crated under thl! rural agrlcul· districts wllh Mnson lmoclwd necrs explained, the new ·route more. They also henrd Duvls tell terson of Bunltcr Hill township was the first farmer to bring out, or at lcnsl mnrlc questionable, for south-bound traffic "'lll b~? why It Is difficult to gel 11 carnival D 1 tl If I 11 f 1 I··· 1""2 1 · 1 1 I turai school law, Supt. James H. ,. company to play at Mason. Ac· esp te re o er o ga ons o his corn to the stomgc yare. ::tiS was v;J corn w 11C 1 me Vander Vcn said. To change I he the exiotlng 5·mili building and huill with the present route be· cording to Davis, the Ingham ban O·typc blond, Mrs. George Soule, been rescaled. Close behind Patterson was a load of com name, though, would entail tire site fund levy. 't lng left for·nar.a noJ·th·houndou't. truffle ll"ainst gypsy fortune te I \ers, :m, f!icc! last Friday of compllca·d f rom tl1e PI 11·1 and 11· 0 Jd en St'l·1 es 1' at•m 11 Bu 11 IW r !It'll. • expense of repainting school Alaiedon had a special 2·mill Ullt)l it W '' ~ ,, "girlie",., shows and gam bli ng lions followln"" surgery connecte The government 1ease d tl JC 1an d f rom W o 1vepne · E• ngt- ' buses nnd reprinting report cards levy. Wilson and Hawley t!lstrlcts The pt·csent route wlll be· fol· concessions has scared carnival with the delivery of 11 still·born neering Co. There is still room for another 13 bins besides and other materials, he explained, had none. lowed from Mason south to Hull 1 11 daughter 2 days before. opemtors nwny. Dav s sa ( an the 47 . and in the end the people woulrl Voters will have twin propo· rnncl. At that point the new route elfort is being made to interest More than 200 pints ·of blood . ·,- E'ach bi'n stands 16 feet hirrh and is 18 feet in cltameter. still call It the Mason school. sitlons placed before them, one will go south to Olds rond at Five h t · from men nnrl women having - " Corners. From there the route ot er earn1 va 1 opct·a ors m com· . . ·Two 50-foot drives have been built into the storage area At Tuesday's special elccllon calling for increa~;ing the tax lng to Mason next year. blood classtfrcd 0 minus and 'r·l·om Mason str·ent. Tl1c ])1.11S ar·e mal1Uf'acttll'ed by the Oht'o 515 voters cast ballots to elect a limitation by 5 mills and the will continue gcnernlly r:muth to ' 0 positive werea~ offered· at the " State roar! between Base Line and President Otto Hartig stated j ho!!pilal. gighl tmnsfusions were Machine Products Co. of Columbus, Ohio. 'fhe erection work completely new school board, al· other authorizlnh' the school TcrritDrial roads and joining M· that efforts are als~ being mn:le ·marie Thursday and before she was subcontracted to Charles VanDorstine of Grand Rapids. though the entire 5 were on dis· board to levy ri mills in taxes for trlct boards. Dr. DeMarli n, the building and site fund. The ;;oat tha County Farm rqad. The to secure the cooperation of fmm 11' 1 F 111·· Ia morning. Other J.Y"' 1'n turn J1as subcontmctcd the erecting to the Martinez a hlnery dealers For the p·rst tel Y ct ... Holmes nnd Bray were on the llt:sl proposal will be submitted nPW 127 wlll follow the M·!10 t'C· m c · ' tnnsfusions •vet·c on the sched· Construction Co. of Mason. Under the contract, the bins 0 Mason board, Stld was on the to all voter~. the second only to l!)[':ttlnn route to the Detrolt·Chl· ~~e~~;:'~~~!ct ~~~~~i~~~~~er:th';~~ ul~ Ira~! Mr~. Sottle ~·eqt!irecl wet·e to have been erected by October 1. That's the date I{nwlcy board and Thorburn on voters wlto are owners of prop· f~~~~i~~~~l~~~~w~~o~;~sUf~~~s~~ fair: Hartig conceded the validity them, hospital attendants sat(. that the government will stat't paying farmers storage the Alaledon Township Unit erty assessed for taxes. The 5· North Belt) which extends. ncross o't a complaint received from T. Following surgery on yYednes· charge for corn bought but not delivered. board. · mill levy is estimated to bring in the north side of .Jacitson. H .. Hamllton of Leslie that the day of last wee!' 10 pmt~ of Because the marltet price for corn is within Gc of the Dr. DeMartin and Stld were about $'10,000 a year·. laclt of f11rm machinery exhlbltu IQ.typc bl?od were received from $166 support price Loris Curtis, office manager for the elected to 3·year terms, Tliorburn The 5·mill levy, uchool board n'lw'hUcS~1e:,Vab1o2u7tw3/!l mglole·:~foor~ has hurt the lair. the Ll alnstlng MArleia. Redt Crt~sms Jl.~riculture Stabilization commiltee, said that corn is not and Holmes to 2-year terms and members pointed ott!, will not in· n ~ .. "' ""' . · hloot mn 1. er cmes o s " · · ..,.. . . . d Bray~'to a one-year term. :;winl!lng south on a new Jor:utlon JJ(!morrhaging anrl to aid in coa1;: ·1,;1';;,1~ rece1ved as rapidly as was expecte · .. crease school taxes In Mason. For Stid led the 4 candidates for 2 years the taxpayers have been .. to hit the pu~scnt US·127 just Sta· te.· -A. ·ks .. Bl'd.· -· ulation were illso received I rom .. the 2 terms of 2 yer·m with 331. tmying the extra !'i mills. That's (!I]St of Somerset.. . " 5 stt\te laboratories In Lansing. 5 c .I ' . H ' o· f .,.pr.·DeMartln received 285. Dr. 0. the way the new west side school While the new l~catlon ofUS·.. "· ' TJI~!' doctors decided that fresh . ar ton ·unter . l·e·s ... o· ' 'Keith Pauley got 244 and John was paid for and that's the meth· 1271 will feed into Jaclcson via M· o· By p 55 Land blood might do what processeh ·c. Bergec,n' Wilson director, had od being ·followed !!'l far to pro· 50 on the north side arrd via the n • a blood from the H.ed Cross banJ.; : {' ·204. cure money for a !lew cast side Thorburn/ one of the candidates elemenlnry school. :At Lansing F;funy, October 7; ~~~;:::w~y t~e ~wy ai~~ ~~~~~~~· ~~~~~~~~:;ion;·J~el f~~~~tc~\oo~lv~~~ 'By Pass Cr' ash In' J. url·e· ·s· . for the 2 terms of 2 years, led the traffic, passing Jackson on the tl\e state· · highway department Mrs. Soule seemed to benefit • School officials agreed Wednes· t · . · wlll,tak~ bids on 2 parcels of land through Thursday. But by Friday .. . · field with '407 votes, and Holmes day night that the most pressing got 333: Ernest Hunt of Alaiedon caF~ o.r "0 ynars the relocation.· ot' bought but not nel!ded for the 110011 she was too weak to profit · problem i~ to prr\•ide arldi tiona! "' ~ M. b" " A ·t0 the by Mason's by-pass intersection at received 1!l!l and Mrs. Beatrice clas~room ·1"7 bntwenn Mason and Jack· ason ... -,.ass, ccess · • from the transfusions. She died space Jn Mason. The Us "' ~ ~ · 111 t ltl the pur Columbia claimed the life of 'Weiss of Mason, 123 . soli has been in the worlts at the pass· w no go w 1 · Friday evening. district has a site ndjnining Ath· . chase of either parcel. Carlton P. Hunter, GO, We(ines· 1'hirty·slx votes separated Bray leth: field on lhe north. The board state highway .d!!partment. Even One parcel is made up of about People with O·typc blood re· day afternoon. He suffered fatal , of Mason aml Seyfarth of Alaie· decided to consult an architect on longer, because when the Mason· It 1 tl we ·t "'tcle of sponded to 11 plea in the Inro:ham lnjurt'es in a crash at the crossing don for the single term of one "lln strntch wa" sur'ncecl It did 2 acres. s on 1e 5 ~ preparing tentative h u i I ding Lc." ~ ~ " 1•· the by-pasB about a mile and a County News. Thursday after· about 5:45 Tuesday afternoon. year. Bray got 288 ami Seyfarth, plans, Supt. James H. Vander Ven nut get the heuvy concrete slab half south of town. The 2 acres noon and through the night and ··Going east on Columbia, police 252. ' sairl. · ·Voters living ou tslde the ori· : placed between Mason. and. Lan· will have nccess to no road, which all day Friday, even into Satur· oiiicers said, Hunter drove Into Haste is necessary to get the glnal Mason district did som~ ~ sing. · w.lll probably limit the sale to day, volunteers reported by tcle· the path of a north-bound car 5·rnill levy approved so the tax At one time a partial survey owners of adjoining land. phone or in person to offer their driven by Dr. Paul Reynolds, 57, campaigning for outside candi· 152 dates to assure general represen· can be collected on this year'~ was made of •tuttle road t'o. be The 'second parcel contains blood. The actual count was Jacl1son. So Jar no witnesses hnve roll. Tire county board of super· ttsed for part of the route between about a· ·quarter of an acre. ll it: pin is with another 50 pints esti· been found who cnn tcJI whether .tatlon fot• the district. That's the way It worlcd out, with 3 cancli· visors will meet in Mason in Mason and Li!sllci. _ · · · . .'. '·:. on· the. east side of thi! by-pass, a mated after hospital attendants or not Hunter stopped before en· October to order rolls collected. The rlght·of·way needed for ilttle'wesf and south of Charlie's had quit writing clown the names. tering the intersection. dates Irom Mason and 2 from outside elected. what will be the south·.bound Barn: It .can be reached from Ce· Twelve pints of fresh blood were Dr. Reynolds was cut about the lane will he bought to join: the dar street, according to the statr! used. face and chest. Mrs. Reynolds There were 5 spoiled ballots, because voters· used checks in· 'll'nsent' ~ ri"hl·of·way., on .the west. hi.,t1way" department records. Mrs. Soule was EvelynSJ Ruth broke her right wrist an d was -. Ollrnr l'OUtes swin"lng east' of . ·The bids on the Mason land of· nal! before her marriage. lC was stead of crosses ancl because they School to Get ~ " cut on her forehead. the •present location were also feted for sale will be talwn by the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy voted for more candidates than col1sidcred. · · · the right of wny division of the Rae of Ingham township. 8\JC Hunter, talwn to the Sparrow there were positions to be filled. state highway department, lo· was born ·August 12, 1915, and hospitnl In Lansing, did not re· Tuesday's election was con· Gift .at Halftime dueled under authority granted H1• Ulii'C to KUI! OUI' monl!y .. IHl\llnlf Rlttnt cated In the Stevens T. Mason lived all her life in the county. gain consciousness. His sliU!l was President Ht~rold Bell of the lmudhlJI this \\'CCI\, DcnHmot·e'tl. lGA building in' Lansing. She was graduated from Ingham fractured. the county board of education. Mason Lions club will officially l•'undtivct•, - 39wl Township Agricultural school at In Battle Creek Tuesday to do Election worlwrs, appoinll.'d by Cn1·lton P. 'nuntel' present the electric scoreboard at • • · N Dansville In 1933 and the same designing of memorials for the the county board, were Howard the Mason athletic flelc\ to the ·. year, on July 15, married George Michigan Monument company, of Mason's top'bowlcrs. He went Coy, Charles Davis and Harold student council F1·iday night. '· 0 e· Cl' s' I. on ears Soule. Hunter was on his way to his north to hunt each fall.· Oesterle, Inspectors, and Harry Da~ f D Mrs. Soule was a member of home at 360 Okemos street. j·Ii! 'spenny and Glen Watldns, clerks. Mayor Barbat•a .Jewett will ac· Surviving are thi! widow, Hat­ · Voters of the 4 districts cast cepl the gift for the school. · TV t the Wilson Extension club. and his wife had returned from tie; a daughter, Mrs. Robert d·· thi!lr ballots In favor of merger The ceremonies will be held s Besides the husband and the u .trip to New Yorl' Monday to Squires of Lansing; 2 grandsons; August 24. In the combined area -cllll'ing the half time Intermission FOr ,l 0 . ·. non aga Po parents, Mrs. Soule is survived by vSiasmit·saol1glA'a,.lr1dF~ooni'Cse·tabtalos~.I!!F.I"eat,.etahl~ ;2 sisters, Mrs. C. G! Hardenburg made up of Alaledon Township, at the Mnson·Charlotte game. 2 sons, Leroy s .. 20, of Howell; ~ • of Mason and Mrs; 0. V. Best of Who gets VHl'l'.. Cluinnel. 1P .In •'the o·nondaga-Parma area, and at and LaJ'I'y, 16; and a daughter, ized tile hazard of the Columbia Hawley and Wilson the vote was The scoreboArd was installed Jacl1son; ami a brother, William 1!l8 to 18 In favor of merger. In in time Iot• the llrst game 2 weeks the Onondaga·Parn;m sector will its• request Channel 10 ·was as· Linda, 12. Larry and LlmlR are road crossing, his wife said, be· I-Iuntm·· of 1Los Angeles. soon be lmown. The Federal signed for the sector. It hfls of· both at home. There are also a cause the day before he had the Mnson district, voting sep· ago. The elaborate board cost the A son, Lt. Rlchai·d Hunter, a arately, the vote was 191 to 18 Lions more than $1,800. A large Communications Con:unlsslon . jh fered to give 25 hours .of. free brother, Roy nne, and a. sister, spolten about it. pilot In the army air force, lost Washington has given 'oppllcim,ts time each week to 8 educ~tl?~Rl Mrs. Ethely11 Stingley, both of Hunter's car was hit broadside. for the merger. Between the time portion of the cash was money f last w('!dnesday Institutions, inclucllng Mlclug Industrial ·u·nd agricultural prog· Mason north to st: Johns a ell· That something. ·ts .. •education. dar)" TV: markets for the Parma· vembct; 2 clec'tlon were ret'Civcd Joseph and Grand· Haven. L.1.ter Legal 1iotlces, Page 8,' Part Mason Klwanlnns had their · '" ' · i'ess. th.roughout the world, nnd wives as guests, and teachers hnd · ·· .. ·vldcd 4-lanc highway Is now in Michigan Stutc wlth1 a UHF, :.(~1~, .Onondngn outlet. will be Lansing, by County Clerlt C. Ross Hilliard he ·operated. his own. monument ; 1; Page .3. Part 3; Pages 5 artd education .Is the main rellnnoo for their sJ.?ouses. Rlchurd · ' , u~c, and scheduled for construe· trn High Frequency) tJtntlon: !)1· 'Battle .creek, Albion and Mar'· Tuesday. . · business i nt Wllllamston. About , 6, Part 4. ·· . Demlo~, tion Is an extension north 'of .St. Its own wants to switch to VHF shall. · · ·Printing of the paper· ballots 10 years 'ugo he· disposed of that. defens!!, declared Dr. Elliott. He presldent .. qf the Kiwanis club,and· · .Johns. 1

Health Department ·Proposes 'Driverle~s Car Benefit :Planned ' I :House T.r.ailer Regulations Cause$.:' ' , AccidentI - ~ For· Polio Victim As, police cars anrl ninlmlanccs InghAm's lwalth dqp~:~rlmont urm•, County acJmlnlstrnllve ex­ rollt!cl west on Ash street 'fun~­ Mas~n's ,Jean n. Amlel'SOll )lOHt hafl drawn up proposed regttla· pcnsc und school tux woulrl he rlny cyr.ulng to rench the seen(! tlon~ governing the parl,lng of collected on un lncmnso in the of the Vejqrnn(l of I•'orel~n Wars of the accident on lhe hy-puss, a will have a heneflj pancnlm stl[l· tmljcr conches outside of licensed pmperly ussessment, required hy driverless car set out from the tra) Ill' parl(B. Copies of the pro· state Iuw, ' ' pm· .. fm• Hobert Fuller, piJJlo vic· north curb in front of the pqst. lfm. po~ed 11rdirumce .have been .sent No permit would he Issued for offlee, It followed an ambulance to .city nnd tnwnshiJl clerl~s, and occupancy i:Jy more persons than west ncros11 Parlt street nnd :it will be serveci Ill Haley's Log' if It meets with their upprovnl, the· unit wns buill for and m·· veered tq the south Hide of the Cn!Jln Restaurant heglnnlng nt it wlll probnbly be placed before ranged to Hccommodnle, Htl'Cet. Arthur Htrtrciter, 725 Enst 5:'00 fl· m. Tuesday, Or:loher HI, tho board of supervisors for No permit would he required Ash, wns rlrivfng oust toward Serving will conlfnue until 8 p.m., . :lllpptlon as a county ordinance. A for trailers occupier! by furm home. Hr. saw t11e car coming 11is nscordlng to. Jerry Sumtcmtx, chunce Will be given to hear· ron· 1 taborer~ mnlntalnml by nny farm· wny nnd tried to dodge. But trnf· Jl~SJ. eummnndcr. sonable objections, henllh depart· cr 011 h!A own property, or fol' nc spGerHng· west to the big nc· FttllQr Is in lhe polio wnrrl of ment·oft'Jc!nls said. tmller conches purl,ed on grounds 'c!clcnt naJTOW(!d the field ancj i"Pill'l'o\V nnnex. Polio strucl' him Thp regulation, proposed ns nn of and occupied by pc!'sons con· Hii·tr(!iiCI''s em· wna hit by the ;10 daya ago, He was completely addflionai chapter to the county nected with any fnlr, cnrnlvnl, driverless ear, owned by Vernon paraly;wd In hoth legs nnri lll'mH. llan lriry code, would require thnt circus, m· other publle perform· J .. BJ'OWll, Thursday mnrnlng lw wns nhic / no occupied trailer be parked out· ancl! during the duly authorized 'BrO\vn said he applied the hand to muve nil his limhs a little. elclti of licensed trnller· pnrks un· show period. bralw us he parlwd his car at the Fuller lws a wife, Mnrjorle, anti leB!lllllthorized by n permit ls.~ued Enforcement IJY nny county ol' curb, but probably not tight I! chilrl!·cn, He served In t11e army by ihe local city, village, or town· local law enforcement n,::ency Is enough .. It wus several. minutes· In Wnrl1l Wnr II mJCl Is n mmniJer sh.ip- clerk. No permit~ would be Intl!ncled. Inter thnt the car tool' off on Its of I he l'lhls'on VPW post. · issued where pnrlclng Is prohlb· "Although this reg ul n t Ion own. ' .According. lrJ Surnteaux, lfr.lwts !ted 'by local zoning, would legalize pm·Iclng outside of Both ears suffered extensive for the hcrwfll suppe1· will he 011 Lhnlted permfts !or visitors, tmller parks In this county unde1· dnm(Jge. Hirtreiter was not In· Si!JI!. nt Pioneer barbet· shop, ,lurl!d, Issued for a maximum period of certain corlilltfons and restrlc· 1·- Cousins TV, Mason Home Applf· 21 days, would require an appll· tions, we sec the need foJ• uniform l111ce, Illft.on nnrl Richards Bulcl( cation to be signed by the owners and rcasonahle control of some ANSWERING THE CALL-"Chcsty," mascot or the naval base OOJNO·AWAY GIFT-Vice Presid~nt Richard Nixon gets ·a sup. und from all 1iost memhCJ'S, of both the trntler and the res!· 500 trailers nlready In lhls cnle· In Phflndclphia, Pu., answers to only two calls, but lhcy'l·e . the Gilbert Undergoes Operation ply or chewing gum from hla daughter, six-year-old Julie, as he right ones. One is his nome, and the other Is the chow call, The 'cleriee by which ft would be gory and lnerenslng steadily," Dt·. Harold. ('fed) Gilbert, meat cut· le11veo .lhc Cnpitltl !or 11 pre-election speoldng tour •. Looldncr on .Ut•· Hlll'l! In Hl'r• IIIII' lllfiiii'Y•HnvlnH 1-t'innL pat'](ed, the pmperty owner there• Douglas Fryer, til rector of county C.:ngllsh bulldog 'is shown above receiving the nttentlon of Marines ter at the Densmore IGA, went is Mre. Nixon. hnndldll · thla Wl'•~k. J)t!llfiiiiUI't!'tl HJA , ~!chord Arnold, left, and Sgt. Clyde M. Huss. Jo'owlllnt.'J', ll!lwl by' rigreelng to permit the trailer health department, said. under the l(J11fe ·himself Tuesdi\Y. oc611pants' to usc the ](It chen ami evening. He had been a!lh\g for Officials Attend Fire Drill 2· weel(s, at worlc most ·.of. the toilet I.ncllitles in his house. Pl'nk Commun'lty lime, ami . doctors had been un· Township supervisors of Alate· : EXtended permits would he Is· don, Aurelius and Vevay amt Ma· sued' on · nppl!crttlons requiring Agnes Rowo nhle to find just what was wrong. - Tuesday afternoon tests indicated son's councilmen met wllh 1hl' the signature~ of ownen; nnd Mason lire department at its occupants of all llnhltnble hufld· Friday evening cnlfers at 1he appendlcftls, although previous FREE tests did not disclose It. Surgeons practice session F'rlrlay night. The lngs within 200 feet of the park· home of John games, .Tl'., were 88,022 YOilllg MichigB~ rnw discovered that Gilbert's appendix purpose of the meC!llng was to iilg ~lle; the signature ot the Betty Dunlop, Bud PoJ·ter aprl (ff!lti1Me~ycount~a~ei1111le. had ruptured, probably 2 weelcs acquaint the officials with the Mason fiw tlghlfng- orgnnlzalfon zecretnry of the local school Carroll Otis nf East Lan~ing and Al~"'ed fi"Ort"' ... T e~\1n ~WB<~ before, and the polson had gone Gift with bo.1rd; and the npprovnl of the P. N. Bremer of South Africa. I' w ") u it. ·Ciar'- Center requirements of the county san!- Ml', and Mrs. John Eames, .Tr., W d 1 d I( Each Purchase at tary code. Only trailer coaches were Sunday dinner guests of On er an Jtlrs. Nettie llullen oecrupl!!d by members of the lm· Jennie Kennedy. 1\IJ·s. W. J, Chu·ke mediate family of the owneJ· of Krlsllne J:'ry fell fJ·om a swing Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Ziegler nne! the property on which the tm!ler Friday and i:Jroiw her arm. She 1, Mrs. Sara Clari'e is home after Mr. and M1·s.MS. A. Reerler cnlled Is parked would be exempt from spent Friday night at the Mason lrt~OUQ~ t~B UgQ VJtlllflke each spenrllng last wee!' with Mrs. on Mr. and rs. Owen Bush of havlng their own kitchen and General hospital. S8r~iCenla~ ff;./ he iHtll!~mbe~fd Marion Ramsey in Lansing. Perry Sunday afternoon. Ml'. aml Mrs. Clarence Fry at- I"' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rusch were BUTLE'R'S toilet !nclllties In the tmJler, and tended the Detroit Lions football ai\d that he IS important -to Mr. and Mrs. James Clarl'e and guests at the Robert Osborne connected to their own approved I game in Detroit Sunday. himseiP, to his CDU~tt~. a~d to his family spent Sunday with Mr. home Sunday afternoon. leWer or septic tank. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blefield and • b k h 1 and Mrs. Raymond Stanlw and Mr. and Mrs. John Lakotta of '' Although extemled permits son of Lansing called at the Mar- COrni!1Untty aD ome., Lynn. Jackson called on their unclc and White Rose would be lssued·for one year from vln Junson Jwme Monday eve· Mrs. W. J. Clarlte a~;~d Aletba aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bullen, elate, allowance will be made for ntng. called on the fo11ner's brother Sunday, the local clerlt to set a lesser Mr. and Mrs, Robert Smith of and s·Ister-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lescney maximum period for occupancy Howell were Sunday •linner Orville Bateman, Saturday after· of Detroit spent the week end Ser~vice ,during construction of a perma· guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvin l.a~fue,ar ser~ictt\le~ made noon. with his mother, Mrs. Anna Le· US-127 North of Mason nent home. Ja11son. 1 • • · U50 Mr. and Mrs. Robert McManus seney. ·Sunday afternoon and ' Not more than one visitors' Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Janson's ~3,00D,OOO VISitS 1'0 of Auburn Heights visited his evening callers were Mr. and permit or more than one extended son, Leonard Marvin, was hnp· Ce~ters. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Me· Mrs. Vern Keener of Pleasant permit would be Issued for any tlsed nt the Bethlehem Lutheran Manus, sunday. laice, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Thomp. orw property ,or to any trnfler church in Lansing Sunday. Tnere are 217 clubSiiiC(ltlti~e~tll "'~:;:;.:;.:;, Paul Miller of Battle Cree]{ vis· son of Eaton Rapids, Mr. ami Oct. 1st &. lnd OCC!Uptmt during any 12-month ur A d 17 .I ited his buddy of World War II, Mrs. Lyle Taylor and daughter of I period. Permits WOUld have to he ,'J, 'I a~ o~etseas. - .·: ~;_; Sam Glllett, Sunday. Holt, Mrs. Lola Love of Rose City postod clearly visible to passers· Bicycle Riding Restricted , Mr. and Mrs. George Clarl(e of and · Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Friday-Sq:turday byA.. ' ·· · Riding of bicycleR on sidewallts ?:~ "'""" mALTH ••o wm••• fUNo of MtcH. wo North Aurelius Mr. ami Mrs. Michltsch and Betty of Mason. Ethyl for 2c less "'""o...; t ·00 per perm It wou ld in the business section of Mason You mal(o possible tho wort( of tho USO whon you givo to Unitod Campaign~ '!'; .. Rolland Top !iff o' f R bbin church Mr. arid LMrs. Jim Hart called $2 1 ~' 0 8 be ~llectcd by the·jocal clerlt to is now prohibited. Signs have · United Fund. United Commimitv Chost and Torch Drivos ' neighbpr~1ood andfMrW.. and Mrsn. ~~ ;-:rrs. eseney Monday after·/ ': 1 'We Give Grecaa_ Stnni~tS be .1ted.with' the Jocal'-treas- ~een erected to warn cyclists. · ·1. ·Norman , L nn. o 1111ams 1o 01 ..______.;...,.;...,._ _ _.:;._.;...,.;,_ __.:.,_~-1 ------'------:------.....-were Sunday1 visitors at theW.,------...:...______:.;______.. ______, Ingham· (Qunly News · ,T. Clarlws. Rev. and Mrs. Wll· September 30, 1954 Page 2 liam Helrigel of Albion visited H0 It New: S the Clarkes Monday evening; Aletha Clarl'e spent Monday Mrs. Ernest Burlew evening wflh Mr. and Mrs. Sey· Jpour Tompson and Harry. !loy SC'onts Win First Fince Mrs.' James · Clarlte. attended funeral services for her cousin, Girl Scouts Elect Boy Seoul troop Nn. 40 of Holt Mrs. Florence marlingl Towns, w•m first place in the skill con· in the Rives Junction church tests during the i·otmdups staged Wednesday afternoon .. New Officers fDI' Boy Scouts over the week end I Gjrl Seoul troop No. 222 met at Camp Kiwanis, ncar Mason. at the town hall last Thursday at Three districts of tllC! Chief Oke· 2:30 for elccllon of officers for mos council, Boy Scouts of Amcr· Delhi Township the next. 3 months. ieu participated. Proceedings· New officers are: Linda Helms, D1•lhl Townt~hitl Bourd met In I'I!UUIIll' president; .Judy Smith, vice-pres· K• . ld B~HHi~n Mon1h1)' eYcniiH{1 Se11tumb~r 27, nt: !dent; Nancy Ehe1·Iy, treasurer; 7 I'· m. Mlnutf!fl of the 1Jrl!cudlnu mcct1n•r Joan Cornelius, secretary; Dianna 1wan1ans Ho. t'end nnd HJllll'DYt:d, A communicat.icn wnK rent! fl'om the . I Balzer, ni!WS reporter; El Rita d M t" Miller Uontl Co·OI'dlnntlnlt Council rein· J tiV£! to the' h~lltln'J.r·Hyfltcm In thu Miller Fair and Diana Botsford, flag· r ues ay ee mg lloud Community UulldlnK. Molton IJy bearers; anrl Judith Groh and CaKHiLH! Shuft, HllllJIOrted by 1J1·. Pineo, t.lmt thiH I.Ju .hdd on the tnble until the Margaret Arnt7., color guard. Kiwanis meeting Tuesday night Cleric cantnct. 1~ hcutlntc enKinucl' fur Mrs . .Tean Smith is leader this was open, and each committee ndvice on Mt~nm' hentlmr. Cnl'l'l~d. A communicntlon from the County year with Mrs. Nellie Balzer as and chairman held a discussion Hcnlth DeJwrtmt!nt J•ulnlivu to ll•tdlel'll assistant leadm·. Meetings will be on its various functions. The wnK l'f!IUI and n motion mucic by Ha~l·ry _GET AN Chn1,mnn KIJIIJlorted by EUith Adcoelc1 held every Thursday at 2:30 un· groups also discussed the possJ. thnt thl; b" lnld on the tnblc until the less not !fled otherwise. hlfity .of forming a Key club for next. meetlnJ.t', CnaTII!d. ' Limited Time Only_ Motion by llnt•ry Cluwmnn, HllllPDI'Loll the young men in the !_own and a by Dl'. Plnct'!, thnt the Mnt·chunt qulcu­ committee was set up to Invest!· h1LOI'S Muinlennnce · t~urvicu UKI't~eml!nt. bl! IICCCJllCd fol" u nm·lod or one yenr. Cnr- gate the issue. 'l'he committee t•ied. . · · Boy Accidentally consists of Leland Smith, Dorsey Mr. Moi'Bchcck or Mo~l'~l', lnCOI'J)O• ~ ' ...... ' ' : J•uted wn1:1 lll'Ct!lmt untl the 1 ownKhiJ•~ ln­ FALL TRACTOR.. SALE.. Dotson and Jack Zahn. Next USED CAR Kut·nnct! JH'OKI'nm WtLH nguin tnkcn 1111 week I he group will listen to n with the ln~tul·nncc Commiltee .and Ma·, Struck by Bullet district representative of the area Monschcck. Motion by Hurl'Y Chi\JIImm, HliiiiiOI'tP.d by J)a•, Pineo,· lhut calllaion David Brool1s, Jfi-year-old Holt Key clubs e~plaln the club. lnsumhc~ he· Jllllced on lht) tlro trucks, fOr Youtterfl which will RIVe uo fl 00 do~ucttblo on boy, was shot in his right foot by A nominating committee was the police ""'' nnd ·uso deductible on . OUR PRICES ARE LOW • • • a companion Sunday afternoon. chosen for lhe selection of new the .fal'c truclu, Cnrried. Motion wnt~ nl11o Davie! had lieen setting up tar· officers. Harold Laycock, Jerry mnde by 01'. Plnce, tlllilllOI'ted by Hnn·y OUR TERMS ARE EASY! •• • Chnpmnn, thn.t the committee l'CJJOI't. on Prices SlGshed,l £:ets for companions, Gary Kess· Fields, Orville Hitchens, Ernest ln!IUI'ILncc b~ ncceptetl nit recommended, Ier and Rex Merriot, to shoot on Hunt and Howard Chappell are lo 11 o into ciTecl Oct, 1, 1954 with AU MAKfS • A&& MODILS 1\fouJ'el', Inc. n11 our agent of l'CCot'di uhm a farm on Aurelius road. on the committee. William Fudge lhnt Hownrd ChtlJ1poll reclllve commlB• According to oJTicers, Kessler· and Ernest Hunt gnve a report on slon 111 11 o·ntlo of $45,000 to fl47,000 on Farm.all Super .C:. accidentally pulled the trigger on the district convention held this nnd J, J, Rlchm•dtJ rece1ve commlsfllon FORD-1950 8-cyllnder Tutlor. Dar), blue finish. Heat­ nt. IL rntlo of $2li,OOO "to $U7,000 ouch the rifle while he was about 25 month in Gmncl Rapids. ;yenr. Cnnled, er, seat covers; undercoating, Runs and Iooi's real . Motion by Hm;I'Y Chonmnn, BUIW01'tod The time to get this Jll'ice rellnction is I!OW as it is foa• a_ li.~lte1l, t_i,n~ onlY.. feet from the Brooks boy, the gun bY D1•. Pluee, t.hnt Mr. Mort~check bo good. Full price - $495.00. was pointed toward the ground nuthol'izcd to order the fire extillKUitsh .. o1·a RH· recommendud by Moure~·, Inc. nnd · NASH-19•19 4·door sedan. Light green finish. Radio, The bullet strucl' near his right · bill Hllmo to' ·the '£ownHhiJJ, CnJ•rled, ankle, going through his shoe ancl PTSA Meeting . Is· 'rhe Pint of UnttcnJll.!ld No. 3 Wf\H heater, overdrive, sun visor. LOts of miles in this foot. X-rays at McLaughlin hos­ )H'€'8UIItl.!d fol' the RIJIJl'OVIll or the DonJ•d one. Only - $895.00. nntl u mption by D1•, PJnce, t!UilllOI'led by pital showed that no bones had llnl'l'Y Chnpmnn, thnt thltt 11lnt bo nc· been broken, · Held on Monday C~lllt=1l Ult lll'utseiiLuU uubjuct to tho Ull• .PONTIAC-1947 8-cyllntler 4·doo~. lUaroou finish. IH'OVILI or the County tlunlth D@tHH'trncnt See It Tod~y - Price It Today - •uy It; To.dg' Rndio, heater, body fair condition, motor The first Parent', Teacher, Stu· luul referred to the Zoning Cornmlualon in ruus Qovm•nm· Sends 'feleg•·am dent .association of the high fol' t·e.zonlng, Cnrt•Icd. ' . good. FuU price ~ $150.00. 'MotlooL by Cnsolus ShnCt, Hupportcd by The SUJler C is equipJled with fast hitch, the fastest n.~tl m~st e~ily Mrs. Harriet L. McPherson re- school group met Monday GVe· llm•t•y Chn11m1ill, thut the clerk be Kiven mounted line of attached tools ·Jirotlucetl today. · celved a telegram from Gov. G. ning a,t -the Iifgh school to start nuthol'lty to purctvum 6 doz. tc&ulnoontJ. OLDS--1947 "98" 4-door. · Hydramatic. Light grey L doz. tublou[loona nud 0 tl'OYII for uu~ body, green top•• Rndio,:heater, sun visor. In very Mennen Williams congratulating the year. About 65 persons were In tho 1'ownohil> Community · Hnll. Cno·· We a~e also featuring savings on combines, disc an1l springtootb .bar~~.ws, her on the celebration of her lOlst present. Room mothers were J•led, 1 grain drills, SllrQadet'S IUUl P. T. 0. . · good condition - $195.00. · · · Motion by . Dr, I'lncc; •UIIPOI'totl by ' ' blrtliday anniversary Sunday, chos'!m, Hnl'l'Y Chtu,mnn, thr\t tho . Pollee com­ •. ~DGE-1940 2·door. Llgla~ green finish •. Heater, un· . Mrs, McPherson, who resides at A special assembly is being mittee lool1 Into thu·mntto1• of eQUh>Pihll the residence of Rev. and Mrs. planned for the students and par· the Poltco cnr wtth n fll••t i1ld kit, . · dercoatlng, seat covers. In very good condition. blnnkot nnd Oo•o cxtilii!Uiahcr. Cno·o•iod. Wllllam Kelley In Holt, was born ents to explain the methods of the MotiOn •.Jiy. D1•, Pla~e, ·~U11Jlort0d by , · Full ~rice·- $805.00. · , . · ; ·< · . ·· · llou-ry Chupnuui, to ullow tho lollowhol( 1 at Teaspoon Corners, 2 miles P. 'r, S. A., a new method of bill.. "·:· ' ; ·, ' " ' - \ : 'P'J)._:1941 8-cyllnder clu~ coupe. Tan finish.· New north of Leslie, She received having the students pat:tlclpate in And1•cw Hm'lon, Sulnry ...... U62.•o mariy· flowers and cards from her the P. T. A. meetings. Wnrd curo•y, Snlal'f ...... l27.8r. !Used Equipmtr~t· ... brakm, new muffler. R\108 good' __, $100.00. · · ChlYton Quenby, Intstull. ulren, • friends: Much enthusiasm has been ex. •etc~ on clit• ...... ;,; ...... ,,:.;. .,;...... 11.2~ dJIJul;'R()I,.~-~·:-1989. 2~dom;. BlllCk... Radio, .. ·heater, .. Emma Langham of Evart, ·and pressed at the idea of student Ml~h. Bell 'J'Oie. Co, Account That .~. relldy .J_o go. IUl.d priced.· t-,. s~ll. ·ru-21121 ·& on ·M·1621 ...... az.2o . ~a~ covers. , lp ~xcellen~ condition - $150.00. formerly of. Holt, spent the past participation in the group. The Detty J. Rice, '01••ratlng oil•an .... s~.00 ·.' I .' ·"'. week with her daughter, Mrs. association plans to meet tlui Mich. Dc111'olo. Co. Account a•GI 17.8& Rutlt Botsford, and family . of fourth Monday -of th(! month. John. Dean Dlv., R••••lr• · '' \ . -to. M•. G. Fire truck ...... 11.20 Aurelius road. · Mnplo Grove Fire Dept., Pnrrolt . . During World War II the Dutch · for. Junei July:& •Auguot ·.. :.. .- .... ~23,~0: ~ The new panoramic wind· underground used the name of Conium'cra Power Co,, Utllltlco .. · I G8.G8 ;R · ·. ·'h. · 't ·· ·. · 1' Mich. Dell Tote; Co., · '. ·· ' · ,.. · 'Aecouht·,«·I2GI ...... 12.06 :·: -~' :-. '_Q,y::>·;~ : .r~s. ense.fl!\(;">·;; ~~elgs~~% t~rit~;:~~~fl~l~~!~ rc~~~~rig:!~ib~of~t~~t~~ ~~m:~~ Nell Cnrl•unteo·,' P.alnttna: . , .. lnntde. or· M, Q!· Hall .; ...... 11.6.00 ·. · . . .· . ·.•.. · , . . .. . · •. · .- · , . ·. . glass area-all windows com· Germari agerifs;says theNational Doubleday Droo, A Co., ·. . ' :. : .. .-. : ·:: ~>Your Friendly iFord -Dealer- · '. -··. · · · · · · :gined.-:.ln tile . 1954 Buiclts has Geographic Sqcletyo'Only a.·Neth· i ~leotiOIL.,IUPillloo ,.,.,,.;.,.,,.,.,.,.,, 8,96 SUs~y lmp'e~m~nt .CQ~.' John_,n. 1 ~:ay,-~Snlary, ...... ; ..._ .. :""~"' 280.13, ~~.4 $~te!Strcet · · · · -\ · . Mason .l-r'~-~~;:_~~~: .... , 1 ~>- . . ; . ·,_, ··: . · .~~~~0,._~811 ... '-~~~~l~~cre!ll'eclup to 16% in sam~ f;~ander can pr~~ounce it coi;i'.ect·. Edtl~ A, Adcock,- Salnrr ...... 210,70 ~ Meeting adJourned. . · . . ·. . .. •- ' . . . EDITII· A. -ADCOCK, :Ctorli . ,,r ·.,'.':. :::-; • I. • • > • • • '.,' ., :. .-~··.> ... ·. 'I ·-- 'I STIWt.iTI AT cuNFEiiENCJE lngllun1 Cuunty ~chou! ::lnput·· , I Thieve~ lntenrlont Alton ,T, Stroud left. hy iv\ake Off plune Friday fol' Wl.ls)Jinglon, D, 1'itne·Out • • • C., where l1c. will attend the Nu· With Accessories Wo1nan Demands Council Action tlonnl Conference of Collnty I SC!IJOol Superintendents, The topic In 2 rohhcrlc~ nt Mnson 'T'UOH· Hclntlvc to the Mn~on r.ul·of'f 'I' he Mnson elty onuncll hns I l1e With RON Irun that: distance. However, Dul'ing homecoming festivities October 9, Albion college Mrs. Calmer Wlttum, Mrs. H. E. gasoline station hy the thieves. dressed. the youngster:; nJHI told There'll be lots of cmnbcnlcs S\tfrtclcnt sleep, no smoldng, no It was not recognized as nn ol'fl· will break ground fol' two new r·esidence halls and a dining Copper, Mrs. Merton Baldwin nnd Some of the plunder from the them or lhcit· import:u~ce in the this year. Why not 1111!. 11 big · rlt•lnl(fng. A world champion must clal world marlt because It was a hall fol' women, to be erected as gifts of the Kresge Founda­ Don Foust; and a floral piece was gas station was found a few rods safety program. Sher!Jf Wlllarrl supply In your freezer? 'l'hey want to win. IC you want. to win paced race. tion. presented to the church school away on Dart road Werlnesthy j P. Barn7s intl'Oducc minors. He also was Meredith Patterson presided at 23, the Leslie Community 13 to 12 In favor of Haslett. put on probation for 60 days on Now we can write young drivers at the regular auto $5 DOWN --: $5 PER ~IONTH the business meeting. Grange, No. 1736, met at the , The Music Study club will meet each offense. insurance mte IF the young driver is a girl. YOUNG A motion was presented to be Grange hall for their regular 1 Friday afternoon at the home of Laurene Seiter and Darlene DIUVER RATES DO NOT APPLY TO GmL DRIVERS -· RCA Console voted on at the next meeting that meeting to confer the third and Mrs. Paul Simpson of Plains Cox of Lansing and John Pridg· the membership dues be in· fourth degrees on a class of can· road, with Mrs. W. D. Byrum as ANYl\iORE (Mter Se11tember 29, 1954.) co·hostess, and Mrs. L. C. Kratt eon of East Lansing went before \ 11-in. TV creased from 35c to 50c. didates. as leader of the day. Walt Dis· Judge Adams Saturday to plearl When your present WOLVERINE policy CXJ.Iires, Floor Madel Mrs. William Kannawln, chair· Capitol Grange of East Lan· sing, as visitors, tool-; 13 can· neY's "Fantasia" will be pre· guilty to lllegal possession of anr, aml if you munity" and interpreted our meeting the women of the Delegates to the Jaclstay high"'"7":c can tionnl understanding; November First Congrcgatlonal·Chrlstlan, Smith, Mrs. Grace Annis, Mrs~ manded exam I n a t ion. Judge save you money on that also. Yqu wlll get tl.io standard 17-in. tv 18, national education week; De· Leslie, Samuel B._ Wenger, mini· -· ' ·' Table Model Morris _9oehrnn and Mrs. J. B. Adams fixed Smith's bond at $500 rato f1•om us. cember 16, Chrlstr:nas party; Jan· ster. Services: Church school, Shaft. · . to appear for examination at a Blaek BakCiite -: Extra GoOll uary 20, commumty living; Feb· 9:45 a. m.; morning worship, On Friday ·. ~ve~lng Mr. and date not yet definitely set:' ruary 17, Foundct•'s Day dlnnet•; 11:00 a. m.; choir rehearsal, Mrs. Carl Foote were hosts at Tralflc violation ticl{ets re· March 24, open house; April 21, Wednesday evening, 8:00 p. m. their-home to a groUP of friends· ported' settled in Judge Adnmll' men's evening; May 19, lnstalla· Sunday, World Wide Communion and: the rehearsal party for the court during the week were: -Hard to Get ~lnsura·nc:e All Used- TV's- lion dinner. service celebrated. 'Sermon sub· wedding of their son, Donald . - Superintendent Clarence Van· jcct, "What the Lord's Supper Foote, arid BIIIIC: Glover which 'Alma Whitford, Lansing, exces· . , We have a spechi.l coru1ection. so tho.t we can' In·· derLlnden · introduced the teach· Means to Me." Baptism and re· took place cih Saturday. evening slve speed, $5. sure I)eople who' hU:vo iL hard time buying bt:Si'iraJioo • ers, several of whom gave 2· ceptlon of members. at the . First . Congregational Wayne Clarl(, Mason, speeding, See us for details. . . . .Are Re•cond_itioned minute resumes of the work of church. . . · . $10. . .· .. '.' their departments. ·A social hour Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cava· The Leslie:· schools wlll be Lee Henry Johnson, Flint, drlv· followed. naugh and son, Ericlt, are visiting closed- Tnurs!lay and Friday, Oc· lng In wrong Jane of highway, Call' us for. rates on your new pc)llcy '/' . !'t; \ relatives and friends In Les!Je tolier 14 ·and 15, for the teachers $30.­ Seaman No~an·Vin.son, Naval and Jackson.-'Mnurlce has been Institute ai.East Lansing. . Ronald White, Mason, excessive Alr;.Statlon, Oceana, .Vlrglnln, Is serving wlth.the air force h\:Lalr Leslie was host to·the.Ingham speed; $10. · visiting at· the home.-.;of hls par· Vegas, Nevada._ On October 14 he c~unty ·~dlvlslofl: of. the :Michigan Dolores Pope,. Perry, allowing .JEWElt·-:··rE;tEVIS.IClN, ents;·Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bowers, Is the report-for a· new job at .t~~ Educational 'association Wednes­ unllcensed person ~~ drive car, $4. ; 5Gl Ma1•lo · ·. . . . ·,. Phone Mason 5511 during n 15·day furlough. He will recrultlng office. in Buffalo, New day at' the. Lesl!e h.lgh· school. ·w. return to the same base on Sep. Yorl(, where his' family· will ·also The dinner ·was served by the Roger Thompson, Allegan, lm· rpake theh: home;_· · . · Mothers proper parking, $2.· .._ ...... ______...... 11111,1] tember, I 30, · ,·:,.~:~'· ~and Club: ·. ' .- I . :· I" ,...... , ... Mr•, nne] Mrs, · IJcrmnn Walt OPEN HOUSEl PLANNED ..... Robe·,·ta /lice Is Installed". spont Surulny wllh Mr•, nnrl Mr~. Mt•, urul Mrs, n.u~Beil Eberly ··~ Mnmm /umlmJhly No, fiR, 01'1lrw mrrrl Hngnor o! JJny Clly, will !!CleiH'nle llwh• Hllver wed· "' Social tvenls . anJ · Personah of !1rrlnhow fm• Girl~, held hmlnl· \Wnrlne~rla~ l'nllers aJ ttw hmnq fiitHI llllllil'el'Hili'Y wllh nn op~n Iutton ceremonlrm ut I he Mirsorilc of Mrs, ro:uzuheth c, I'olll'r' wem IHlliHO StiiHiny nl'turnnnn, Octohcr• = ...... I • • • 1\:vnmu and l~lwynn Cnllnr• 4 • • • lem(lle Monrluy evening, nt Whleh nf 3, fl'orn 2 Io 5 (l, m, '!'he nh:mrv· lime f!.o(H!rln 11kc wns lnslnlled J,osllu, Mrs. Hulph Hewitt, Mr·s, uncn will he held ut the Deihl "' f II h con.ys Go WEST I l\'lr, anrl Mrs, n. Cory are u~ new worthy mlvl:;m·, Nun· l'yl(n·nn nnrl Herbert 'l'uylor·, town hull on Sotrth Cmltu· street ~).Ars. Stanley. Knop Wi Teac w. In Boll, JY\ I now rc:;lrllng In Montchclle, Cull· Catholic Women Mrs, B11sll AclnmH, worlhy mn· Mr, nml 1\lt·~. Slnnlcy Voss visited Iron or Mnsun Chnplm· Nn. "lfiO, Mrs, Puller Moqrluy, fol'llln. '!'hey wm!l. by plane fmm "' "' . ~.Cooperatl've Nursery Classes Order• or the l~u:;lern Slur, wei-~ Mt•, anrl Mt'o., Hollin Dnl'l and ·- Lnrmlng lo Now Yurl<, llten hack Hold First' Meet Mr. anrl Mrs, Gmver Alwrs ac· ..., , In LnrJHing, lwfore emhnrldng on corned lhe guesls anil D[lCIICd lhn chllrlren 11111( Mr, and Mr·s, C. L. .. Mrs. Warren Mueller, chRirmnn unrl Mrs. 11ohcrl Jnghmm, .Tr·., tltclt• trip We:;!, Em·oulc WeM t!CI'ClllOIIlCH, t•om(lunlcrl !Jy lhPir son, Jnmcs Bashfot'll SIJCitt the week l!llrl nt Slum:, 111111 fnmlly lei! lust I•'ri· !tt Mason's Coopernllve Nur·sery will meet for 11 wnrl< pnr·ly al.tlw Iiiey vlsllecl tlw DalmluH, Bud In New Church lnstulllng offleci'H WI!I'Ol In· Long laiw north of IlriiTison. Dr. lias announced that Mrs. Stanley Wnr·ren Mueller farm, DllnsvrllCertlflcntc, school. Children may l1e cnrollerl advlslll', Huhcrla Hlt·c; wot'lhy as· Fr·anl• Guerriero, club president, Nnn Dorsey : Cooperallve nursery plans nrc by contncling Mrs. II. C, .Jewett T G H lntmduccd RL He\', MHgr·. Charles sodulc advlsnz·, Anna llolrncs; roceedlng briskly. A jungle gym or Mt'S, Mllel!er:, •. I ony en co as Kealir1g wlm ~polw about the new Charily, Sharun Miller; Ilupo, Sweaters Mary l~ish; l~ullh, Km·cn A. '~ as been oblalned, nnrJ n covered h hd chmdt and of furthct• Jll'ogress Many styles· 1111d ~hlldren's sand box. '!'hey will he PAf!.'l'Y IS GIVl~N whld1 wmtlll huve to he made, Kmrtlstl'llp; chaplain, Allc1! Gil· TIOBEft'I'A 111CE colors :1Jet up In the piny urea 111 the Mrs-, Victor l'alml'l' enlcrlalned Nint Birt ay ehrlst; cirlll leadet•, Maxine Uilct·; .lln,•lr of tiln Prnebylcz•iat! clttii'Cil, at a bll'l.hday lllllliVCJ'Har·y di!UICI' I I Mrs, H. G. ~cnnelr!l!r of Easl love, Eleanot· Dart; rcllglun, r'lrolt•, Bnrbara ,Jones, Mary .Jane '"~'he~ nursery~ group"~ Is coopemtin,:: In honor of ,hm· gr·nnddauglllcr, Mrs, .John Genco enlct·ta ncr Lnrmlng, clmlrmnn of the Mexican Katharine Stone; nnlut·c, I!nalhor Morse, .Jruw Angl:ll ami Sharon $3.98 Up Apuslolatc ·of the Deanery of , , ~ 1 J'nl1n,1_. 11 Strc, Sttllt(,'t". Those (ll'es· Saturday aflcl'Jloon n 1· a pnr 1y Powell; lmmnrlali!y, Sallie Hob· Darrow, .. .with the Men's club of lhe ehurc I •~ ~" ' 1 1 1J 1 tl II tl I 1 Lansing, was lhen lnlroduced by 111 Improving this playgrounu·' cnt lo JJniJI~ celebrate WCl'l! Mr. lonoz·1 ng · lCr 1II n I I Tr ll ay m · lnson; fidelity, Pntrlda Knil(ill; Treasurer Bnrharti Strourl ami Lmly Manhattan Mrs. Gttel'l'iero. She tallwd on :IJpuce for usc of the SunrayI u"tiel Mr·,o;, Lc:slle Palmer and ram· n versat·y o IC!l' snn, nny. Palz,iollsim, Llndrt Mnl'l'ls; 11ccorder .Julia Holmes conllmwrl ways tltal church women can Shirts o~whool children anrl I he nursery lly and Vern11 I•'IIVIH'ilc of Mason, '!'hose present wore Ch11r 1PH service, Llmla JJar·t.~ufC; confl· lhr.it• JH!His a,o; these nffleer·s holrl Slz~s 12 throt.rgh 18 'l!hiillrcn, ncx Gillen is In charge Mr. anrl Mrs. 1\ennellt l'alrncr .Jewl'lt, .Julie Evr.rlll, Cnrol Bar· help lhe Mmdean migrant worl<· rlenllal ollservct•, .Jnnct nullcn; JlosllloJIH for an enlire ye11r. the men's gr·oup worlcls Thursday from Ford hospilaLI feW .rtrrl a DELLS TERRACE 'Is glfls- from the group. They She tltHierwcnt surgery Septem- Mr. nnd Mrs. Ilarolrl Hld~dalc WE DI~LIVER lmve sold theh· Alaiedon town· bet· 8. of Howell arc !he )Jarcnts o( :1 DAY OR NIGIIT -.PHONE 5411 qJlip farm and ore moving to St. Pnticnls in the Mason General , 011 , Rohert Dunne, born Wcrlncs­ I l,o~ Helen. hospit~l this wee it arc Mrs. flow·_ Iday, September 15, · Bowling Green, Ohio, and a brother and sister-in- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brooilember 27, 19c lb Mr. and Mrs. Eber Robinson plan to sperid the week end In the Mason Genct;al hospital. 19c,r,.,·, lb. ·19c lb with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chan Rob- '' '' •

inson, and- family, in Painesville, Ohio. • * " Mrs. J. G. Mrs. Ettie Mo.~le of Cadott, . ~ ' ' Weaver of Oi·rville Ohio is spending this week with her son Wisconsin, Is vlsJtmg her sister, .r •',. WARE'S• t ,, "\ d d ht • · J ' M .' ·d M B W ·a •. d f '1 Mrs. W. A. I:Iali, this weelt. ' ... . 1 ~n., *aug er-m- aw, I. an .,~rs. en e ver, an ••. a~l y,, l A birthday party was held Sun· '. . . ' .. '. i; .! . ·. ·;: . ' '. . \ ,;• ...... , ". ' . . , Week end guests of Mr. an~ Mrs. Norman Putzel at:td day at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs• .Dr:ug 'S.tore ·· fanuly.were Mr. and Mrs. Alan Pl'ltzel and Kathy of Detro1t. William Lope!' In Fenwick in hon· 41> «< *.' Mr. and Mt·s. Walter Norton of Southboro, Massa- of their grandson, John Ed: GEORGE.s ..·MARKET· chusetts, visited at the home ofhis brother-in-law a11dslster, who Is the son o~ Mr.. a'nct ·Phone 2·7151· ···~~~~~~~~---~"':-:-:~~~~~"':"":'~~-- . Rev. ~~.Mrs •. Ray~o~~' ~~-~:t~t~, and fatllily~~his w~e~, ~o).ler •.. , . . :. i·'-.;...,______._· 1 ~· -~--~-----...-;.~~--~~.....,-.--~-.-~----...· Miss Brownie of 1954 Is Chosen Butler's ·Station • Has Grand Opening To Lead Mason Brownie Troops Butler'H Whlto JloHe ~ervko :;In· tlon on US·l27, :i milcH nnrlll of Dl'llWnies of tJ'oops No, 7 and Wlmwrs were choHen In the Mnson, will have It:; grand oJJCn· No. B openml this sr.ason's Hr!H· MIHH Bmwnlr. contest hy mem· In~: Frldny nnd l:iaturr.lay, slons with n hcauty contest Mon· IH.!rs of the troops uccordlng to Butler's Is the lh'Ht White Rmm day nflernoon nt lhe Cedar their applause and chears. outlet In ti,Je Mnson urea. Street school, lo solect Miss Jo'ollowlng the presant11llon of . There will bu glfl:; and prlzm; Di·ownle of HJ51. awtmls refreshments or punch tor everyone, Another fenluru ThnRI! Who hnd WOI'Itorl In COill· and pink eupcalms were served will be a llpeclully-rlgged tc:;t cal' plcle tholr dolls, whleh they mndr. f!'llm u pink covemd Iable. Mrs. In show tlw performance Ieutun~H In a project lnsl year, were ell· Pauley presided nt the punch of White Hose I~thyl, glhle to attend. l•'rom these dolls bowl. • • • Miss Brownie, .Jr., was chosen. Mrs. 0. Keith Puulcy Is llie Nancy Schoflelrl was selected Jearlcr o[ troop No. 8 nnd Mrs. Organizalio11s Miss Brownie of 195<1. Cnndnce w. V. Kennedy lwnds troop No. Pauley pl;wed sr.conrl nnrl run· 7, Assl:;tnnts nrc Mrs. Elton Members of lhfl Br!len A. Du· ncrs·IIJl were Valerie Brown nnd 'J'worlt, Mrs, Luwrence Barton, Bois Past Noble Gmnds club plan Merls J{r.nnmly, Nancy received Mrs. Franlt Guerriero nnd Mrs·, to meet with Mrs. Mnreus Hanna a rlbhon lellered In gold declar· E:lmcr Schofield. Thursday evening, ScptemiH•r :lO, lng llur J\11Hs Brownie:, sllclc Business meetings will be held nl 7::i0 )1. m. Mrs. Clamnce Eifert cologne and $l. will be co-hostess, .Judy Gur.rrlero's rlnll wns for both troops Monday, October 'rile Mason Prcshytcrlnn Wom· chosen Miss Brownie, .Jr. .Judy 1, afler school. 'l'roop No; 8 wlll en's assoclnllon is spunsoi'ing a wns ·given a c:erlifkale pJ•niHin.cr rner.t nt thr. ,Jefferson Street ~ciJOo! and troop No. 7 will meet rummage sale l•'rlday and Salur·· her pcrsm·vernncc in gel tin~-: her duy, October 22 and 23, In llw doll llnlshcd nmt her willingness at 1he Ccdnr Street school. church. to worlt. Any fifth gmclc girl Interested In becornlng a Brownie should be Mn~on Catholic Women's eluh present Monday night, the lend· mcmhm's arc plannln~-: a rum· Ingham County News crs said. mage sale Saturday, Oetolll'r :l, • • • In the foJ•mc~r .TeJTrmwn 1•'""" September 30, 1954 Page 5 Mnrlwt bulhllng in 1\·lasnn. 1\Jt's. .Tames Quinn Is chairman l'nr Extension Group the rummage sale. Worl\ittg with her on the committee ar" Mrs .•Joseph Fontana anrl Mr~. Studies Schools Donald VanderVeen, Sr. 'l'lw wom· Thirty representatives of Ing· en will be at the building l•'ridny ham extension cluhs met at the afternoon to receive all rummage, court house Monday night tn or they may he eallerl for pielwp participate in cllscusslons on of rummage. They will be at the school ncr.rls. They first heard n rummage sale at !J o'eloelc Sal.ur· panel discussion conducted hy day momlng. Lyle Thorburn of the Ingham The Plntt Community club will county urea committee, County meet at the home of Mrs. llaruld Superintendent Alton .T. Stroud Splnlt, 1G1G Niehuls road, on ami Miss Lila Goodwin ol the Thursday, OctobcJ' 7, at 2::10 p. eounty hoard of education staff. rn. Co-hoste~ses will be Mr~. Mrs. Annette Schaeffer, home Mittie . Bateman, Mrs. Sadir! demonstration agent, was moder· Ketchum and Mrs. Rhoda Cham· a tor. berlaln. Inequities between school dis· The Huppy Birthday club will tricts and Inequalities In educa· meet Thursday, October 7, at lltr! tiona! opportunities drew the home of Mrs. Richard Leu for ~~ most discussion, Mrs. SchneiTer potluclt dinner. reported. The Old Home Roundup will I Another mer.tlng has been ar· meet Saturday evening, October ranged for Octoln~r 25. It will be 9, with Mr. and Mrs. Manley held ln Mason. Hammond fo1· their monthly gel· • • • together.. AUXILIARY HAS MEETING Mason lodge No. 70, F. & A. Members of the Brownc-Caven: M., wlll hold a regular meelittl~ , cler Post No. 14R, American Le·. Wednesday, OclobeJ' G, at 8 p. 111. r,lon Auxiliary, met 11t the Vevay Important husines:.:. relative to fa ulodGtfl• town hall Tuesday with 15 mem· purchasing or building a new placo .. , ~11•'• bcrs present. The next meeting temple will be discussed. All oil you~ will be IJCirl Tuesday, October 12, members are asked to attend. at the Vevay town hall. Members o[ the Patriotic dub • • • will meet wilh Mrs. Charles lcOUR ATTEND MEET Wiley Friday, October 8, at l i'· Mrs. Wilfred Jewett, Mrs. Lau· m. renee Parlter, Mrs . .Tunc Sura· The \¥oman's Sode!y of t lw teaux, and Mrs. Dora Lasseri at· Olternos Community church will tended the 6th District meetlng have a rummage sale ot ariLtlls' of the American Legion Auxiliary and children's clothing, rlishes, in Fowlervllle Sunday, toys, boolts, small IurnituJ•c and _:· • • • other articles, all clean ami in J. oyce Lcutc oi Lansing Is visit· Igood condition, at the churd1 un, . Orhor 1fyl11 lo $4.25 lng her grandparents·, Mr. and Methodist street Tuesday anrl Mrs. Bert Waspcr. Wednesday, October 5 nnd G, Mrs. Myrtle Poucher and Mrs. from 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Bert Waspcr spant last Thursday Mason Lodge No. HiO, Order of with tilt ,.A thlt wrllll in Eaton Rnpids visiting friends. Eastern Star, will hold its annual I rotr war ••• 1111ra!!p Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Migrants meeting Tuesday evening, Octo· called on the C. Jordan nnd W. ber 5, at 8 p. m. There will be .Tm·dan families Saturday eve· election of oHicers. ning at Bellevue. The Jordans Aurelius Garden dub members arc uncles of Mr. Migrants·. Mr. will meat at the Aurelius town and Mrs. S. Dulch and sons, Brian hall Friday evening, October S, SHIMMIN DRUG and Bruce, and Mrs. Mary Balle-: at 8 o'clock. Carl Topliff will talk Uelluhle l't·c~criJitions of Harrison were Sunday dinner on "Trees and Shrubs for the Pl!one 2·1i131 Mn~on guests nt the Cllf1ord Migrants Home Garden." home. The Webb School club will meet Thursday, Octobet• 7, at tile home of Mrs. Collins Hunting· ton. · Falth circle -of the Baplisl Women's Society will meet with Treat Your Car Mrs. Ellsworth Drown on Ede11 road Wednesday, October G, ill lO a. m. for a work day. Potluck to the Best Service dinner will be at 12:30. Members of .the Dunn Com· munlty club will meet with Mr~. in Town! 'John Ellsworth Wednesday, Oc· toller 6, at 2 p. m. 1ft * ~~ SHOWER HONOHS BRIDE Bumper to Bumper Services Darlene Brown and Lucile Hel· man entertained Tuesday evening and All Under One Roof at the Helman home honoring Mrs. Raymond Moore, the former Lubricot.ion Bralm Relinin~ Marie Freshour. Fifteen guests attended the miscellaneous show· The freedom of the press is ba~ic to all your American freedoms. Only as Tire Rc(miring Battery Charging er. 'l'hcy played games after Washing Glass Replacement . which the hostesses :-;crvcd cool{· your newspaper is free to print the facts, can you be free to know them. Polis~ing 1\clly S(lrin~field Tires les, punch and mixed nuts. . * Ill ~~ ... ·, Waxing Umlercoatlng BIRTHDAY IS OBSERVED Only as you know the facts, can you act wisely in the best interests of your S(1r1~y Glazing AAA Wrecker Scrvleo David VanderVeen, son of Mr. 1\lotor Ovcrlu\uling Genuine Chevrolet Parts and Mrs. Donald VanderVeen, Jr., Front Encl Alignment and Service observed his first birthday anni· country, as you see them. In America, there is plenty of room for differ· Sunoco.Products versary Wednesday afternoon. Wheel Balancing · Those who helped him celehmle Motor Tuning Sunoco Batteries were his aunt, Mrs~ Riehanl ence of opinion. There is no room for restrictions on the people's right to S11n Analyzer Collision Retlair Wali{er; and cousin, David Allen Drum Turning Machine Work Wallter of l{alama<:oo; and his brothers and slstet•, Barry, Gary know the truth. Your newspaper is freedom's for· COMPLE'fE BODY AND PAINT SERVICE and Barbara, Mrs. VanderVeen served refreshments. · Visit our new hllnt(l nud (Iabat shop located across the • • * urn. To each, it brings the· facts. Upon all, it im· street on o11r used car lot. · . Mr. and Mrs. Cllffortl Migrants called on the Harry Brown fnm· poses the obligation keep forever open the chi;\n· lly in Oil ·City recently, The Mi· t~ grants were dinner· guests of the S. Dulch family In Harrison last nels to know ledge that mean freedom for all. Tow· Serv.ice / week. They spent the week cnrl ' In the G .. A. Burn home at Grosse DAY OR NIGH~ Pointe Farms In ·honor of the wedding· anniversarY of thcii· ~on·lri-Iaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Burn, and in eelc' bratlon of the birthday annivcr· .Mason's Complete Service Center ilary of Mrs, G. ·A. Burn. 'l'he Frank Burns recently returned EARL CA VENDEU, Service Manager home from a trip to Em·opc. Mt·s, .Margaret Reilley of Lansing ac· companied the· Migrants to I Grosse Pointe and was a Satur· i:lny evening dinner guest at the AI ,Rjce Chevrolet :.G.- A;. Burn. home, She recentlJ' .' ,-~turned · f~om a G·.wecits trip to ..... 447 s. Jefferson >.' · ·.. · ~ The Ingham (:ounty Ne,\Vs'? Europe.· .· . · · I . • '· ~ \ : Mr. nnd Mrs. Marl{ Cave are In .. ,. ·I.·· Cle~eland attending the · World . I •-;...;.~~~~----:--~~~------:-.-..-' SerieS', · ------~------~------

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• 40 wm·cls for liOc - Aclllltionul words lc each e One of Michigan's largest rm•al want acl Rcctions For Your Children? HAMPSHIRE STUD RAM - Of BOARS-DUI'Oc registered bom·s. FORD·FERGUSON 'l~RACTOR, I Michigan Stutc college brcc[J. Wayne Dalton, 2G8 Scnrls road, -plows nnd cullivntor for sale. ing. We have user! him very sue· Webberville. Phone 4·F·ll Web· .Just whn t you nccr! Io speer! your Hay-Grain-Feed livestock bcrvllle. 3flw4 fnli work 5570 West: Holt ronr!, er.ssfully fo~ the past 3 ycnrs. Has ..:.:__"-+------Holt, phone HoH 11·58•12. 3Bwtf • ,,,( been grnnrl champion at' Ingham ------r•ounty fnir anti placed second at ------,------SEED SPELTS, $1.00 per hushcl. · '" Uae Proved Dairy Bulla •l·II state show tl1ls year. Also JOHN DEERE MT TllACTOR, High yielding grnln. Paul r. ··• · Arllflciaily lrom Farm Tools plows nnrl cultivator; com i'ir!hcrer, 72fi Norlh Phillips rom!, ll 'JI•I rnm lnmhs. Dallas and Aaron u tuiu•s J;'flfltlly lllllflllllt. ur binder nnd 4-bnr slrlc ral1c, Pnpcc Mason, phone Mason 2·49Gfl. lfyrlr•, 10:1:-1 Phillips r\mrl, 3 mil~s l'tll't!Sight lllltl (llauniug tu A'iVtl .,., Michigan , north of Mason. Phone Mnson BROODER HOUSES, 2, cncl1 12' silo filler ami Brarllcy CDrn plant· I . ' 35wtr 2··1!l5!l. 39w1 x 12', In good condition, ready cr. L. B. Curtis, 585 Har11er marl. ----- Artificial Breeders Call 2·7683 after 5 or on Satnr· BALED HAY and haled slrnw, your YDllllAS!tn·s Uw hig·lleJ• t•thll'ntlun, IIi I to move. Goldie Mesler, 3140 West JlAM--R c g Is t creel Corrlcdillc day. 39w1 mixed clover. Also alfalfa and Jnghnm-Mnson Local Holmes I'Ond, Lansing, phone Lnn· llmolhy. $22.50 per ton, will de· so esst•ntiul In SIWI~t·ss in nwtll'l'll ram for Hale, 4 years old. Also sing 7·2761 after 5:00 p, m. 38w2 .lit .out In calls by noon GARDEN TRACTOR---I!J54 user! llver. Roy D. Donald, second farm rPgislcrcd 5 months old Duroc ~ ' I . lift! , • , 1\ syslt•mutk savh1,;·s Jl!un hoar. gugcnc Lyon, 3291 West POTATO PICKER- Delman po· garden trnctor, 3 h. p., cultlvn· south of Aurelius Center on tor 8-lnch plow, 2 speeds nnrl rc- Aurelius road, phone Aurelius l'llll IWIJI yun nf'llit•Vn this gun! . ·, , CharJ es Brown Tomlinson road, phone 3789 Ma· Into plciwr, used one season, 1 vc;sc. AlHo Biltz·Jo'Dg Insect al· 3203. 1 $75. M1·s. Mary Arens, phone 3~wtf • 111 son. 39wl why not. CUI'Illnrk a t't•rtuin Jlnr!inn Inscmlnator Leslie 33GO. 38w3p2 tachmcnt. Need cash, $225. Phone Phone Mason :!4976 HAM-Purchml! Blacl1top ram. Ill! Dimondale 491.4, 39wl FERTILIZER FOR WHEAT ol' your iJwonw fn this vrwy t'lltl'? Guy Felton, 3771 Cooper road, LOADERS- New Universal ~·------·---· off Diet;.; road. Phone 2980 Dans· loaders, fit anything but Ford What Analysis Do You Want? SEND FOR F'REE Information ville. 38w2p or Ferguson. ·We have bull· SEE AT 3-12·12 'Jin Doanc-dcsigncd pole fmmc dozer blades, adaptable to most 5·20·20 Ol'EN YOUJt /\CCOUN'l' /\NH ouilrllngs. Save one-third to one· 130ARS-'rwo Hampshire boars loaders, 7 ft. angle blade. Also 3·18·9 1))11'! on you1· hullrling costs. •rrl· eligible to register. One was one· used loader. Dave or Dorn Eden Elevator nncl many othr.rs C11unty Fnrm Service Co., 3191 SAVJ•; ImGULARLY \VI'I'II gmnrl ehnmpinn at county fair, Diehl, phone DansviJie 2172 or Let us get it for you Sroll road, Lansing. Phone Lan· from good Jitters. Clayton Hay· 2631:- llwtf li(t;lg 7·44<15. 34wtf hoe, GIS West Harper road, Ma·· f\J)JlJm IN1'EJmST, IIF.RJo;! ~--~------·- Mason Elevator Co. son. Phone 2-7685 Mason. 39w1' ·cbMBINE -Allis-Chalmers com· EXTRA SPECIAL NOW! 3·1!i Columbia . blne, small size, In good comll· Phone 3341 Deluxe Speed Queen Washer 35wtr ., Feeder Cattle BOARS-Reglst'cr.ed Duroc tlon. Alex: Alexa, 4909 S. Logan Shop Master Table Saw . boars. Clarence ',Biossey, 3813 street, Lansing, phone 58031 Lnn· Lombard Chain Saws .we have mlvcs wclglung from Burldcy road, Wllllumston. sing. 27wtf 400 to GOil pounds. These en I tlc ' 38wtf G" ami 8" Blacl< & Dcclwr Power THE FARMERS BANK Saws aM EX'i'HA goorl quality and Johnson Rotary Lawn Mowers Attention Oldest Banlt in Ingham County Member F. D. I. C. Fcdeml Reserve System BULL-Registered Brahma bull. '' Ilfifccl to sell. These arc not Used ]farm Equip-­ Bernz·o·matlc Torches 1 Very best baclcr Oil Heaters, new ...... a,W,llly. ED-7-7308. 39w1 Just one Ventilator Fan for Grain We have just completed instal· CTIEVIWLET-1953 scrlan lift. This livery. Dclt1xe. Like new, ex· Corn Crlhs-1,400 Bnsilnds Clare Launs1cin, 2 miles cast of Eden Elevato1· of Kasco and Rowena feeds. 1954 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4- Mason on M-36, second place Eden Hay and straw, salt for water door. Beige ovet· Pueblo tan. north. on Every road, left side, 38w2 softeners. Baby chiclts, ducldings Powerglide, power steering, phone Mason 2-1682. 37wtf ------and turkey poults. Phillips 66 white tires, aut:ronic eye, CORN BINDER - McCormick· <:;asoline and oil. Also battler! gas. heater, large radio, rear MciNTOSH APPLES-Tutlle Or· · Deering with huncllc cnrrler. 1'~mllnson Feed Store, Holt. seat speaker, EZI glass, chard, 4 miles muth of Ma8on, pho~e 4-2881,Holt. 7wtf Good eondilirm. Arthur Knlczyn­ automatic windshield wash­ USED CARS one mile \'/est ancl 2 miles south slli, 4166 Moyer road, Williams· Hl5,1 OLDS "98" 4·door, with full on Tul tic roar!. Phone 42GO Lcslir.. ATTENTION FARMERS- Lim· ers, oil filter, backup lights, ton. Phone Bell Oak GF121. 39w1 power plus special two-tone 37wlf itcd quantity of sludge fertilizer front and rear guard units, paint. coRN BINDER-McCormick- is now available at the city ells- undercoat, inside and out­ l95:J FOHD V-8, Custom Tudor, Deering corn hinder with posal plant, free of charge and side mirrors and equipped radio nne! healer. Sharp! Blossom Orcl1arcl bundle carrier, good operating available at ahy time. 38w2 with life saving Knrbelts. YORKSTIIHE BOARS, eligible to 1952 PACKAIW Clipper ·1-door. condition. Mrs. Joe Crihiey, 1895 CORN-7 acres of corn in field. over-drive. Cor I ianrl Snow 'register. Carlton· Anway, 1976 Ewers road, phone Dansville Will tal1e reasonable .offer. Fred 1954 CHEVROLET 210 4- Hcd Delicious 1951 PONTIAC, 2-door, radio ancl Zimmer rond, Route 1, Williams· door. Beige over Bermuda Honey 2882. 39wlp Wedl!cl1, 18570 Howlett road just heater. ton, phone 608-F-2:1. 39w2p green.- Powerglicle, power Sweet Cider HOLS1'EIN-3-ycar·old Holstein off Dexter Trail. Phone Dansville 1850 OLDS- "88" 2·cloor, hydra· steering, electric windows Pumpkins 2024. 39wlp malic. RAMS-Registered Oxford year· cow, TB and Bangs tested. Fain· and seats, EZI glass, white Squnsl1 ling rams. Phone G6HM-. Wil- ily cow. Milking now. Also 2 nice Check These Bargains ------Francis Platt HAY - Baled June clover hay. tires, plastic seat covers, Inrlian Corn liamF.ton. Keith ancl Nancy Lisl>, Holstein heifers, 18 months old. Minneapolis-Moline Oeallir TRUCKS Never been wet: T. -F. Russell, heater, push button radio, McCarn Oldsmobile Route 2 Williamston. 37w3 ·Open. Burt Warner, 609 W. South !oil mile north of Mason on US-127 1950 International L·160 truck, 1322 N. Every road, phone 21495 Alfred W m:clowski ------street, phone Mason 2·28,12 .. g u a r d units, automatic 222 S. Cedar St. Mason Phone 2·5971 motor just overhauled, 2-spccd Mason. 39w1p 2 miles north of Leslie on US·127 HAMPSHIRE 13RED GILTS for · 39w2 windshield washers, oil Mason Lot Phone 9G81 Phone Leslie 2307 sale, du.e to farrow soon. Clare 39w1 axle and good rubber. -ALFALFA-500 bales of first· filter, undercoat, Karbclts, Holt Lot Phone 4-7751 38wtf Showern1nii, 1170 Kane roud, RAMS, yearling, grade Corrie· -----·------1947 International KB-5 truck and cutting alfalfa. Never been baclmp lights, p a r k i n g · 36w1 ------·---- phone Fowlerville CA-39526. dale. Carl Warner, phone Aure· ' ruck TRACT~R - International cub, IUsed tntclt rack, all oak lumber, rained on. Also about 15 acres of brake signal and other APPLES - Mcintosh and 11 few •"' 38w2p !ius !i03. 39wtf with hghts, starter and plow, l,," Ferguson Tractors taker, Daldn street, Dansville, Has full commercial license. lie tJ42G. 39wlp COOfi.IEDALE RAMS-One reg· $160; Holstein out of "Bob" 'bred Used 8·ft. double disc, like new · CORN PICKER-Wood Brothers phone Dansville 2104. 39w1 Would make an excellent Better Deals -lstererl 2-year-olrl, n yearling to "Ruby," $160. These all had ·1 corn picker, 1948 rnoclcl, in ex· beet hauler. Hurt·y on this MAPLE SYRUP-Dale E. Willi· . aruf one spring lam h. w. L . .Jew· calf and arc M. A. B. C. heifers. Used International silage cutter cclicnt condition. Sec at George NOTICE OF SALE-Talte notice one for $1,250.00.. ' ins, 297G Olwmos roncl, Mason. ett\'·2858 Tomlinson rand, Mason. .Jersey cow, 6 years ole!, bred to Other used tractors and equip· Moulton farm, one mile cast of that the below cleseribed goods Better Cars Phone Lansing ED-7-7678. 39w1 Prione 9492 Mason. 39w1p "Lochinvar," $150. My reason for ment Holt. Phone 4·1391 Holt. 39w1 will be offered for public snle to 1951 CHEVROLET 1t.!'lon. Newly selling is I am a widow and have Aslt for. a .. demonstration of the the highest bidcler on October 15, overhauled. GRAPES, Concord, $3 a bushel. P~(I;S-20 Yorlhone Mason 2·2842. 39w3 · (ires. In good condition, .$500. All makes of cars to choose from '-~nc Leslie 3235. 39w2p THREE RAMS-:i 3·year·old Cor· . tlon Drag corn picker for sale, semi· Used mounted. Mrs. Marjorie Young, Also new Motorola car radio and See Us and Save · TOMATOES, 70c a bushel. Bring BQi.RS-Hampshire boar for rledale rams, eligible' to regis: 6 miles north and 1 mile east of aerial, $30. Richard Perry, 969 We need' more old, burned or your own containers. ~59 Aurc· .tmle. Also 3 Duroc boars. Guy tcr, and ¥.1 -blood ram, choice, Wllllnmston on Milton road. north College rand, phone 'Mason wrecltcd cnrs !ius road. Robert R. Smith, phone Lansing Tractor and 2·8335. 39w2p Car Blanchard, Hannah road, east of $35, all 3 for $85. Ora Ruthruff, 39w1 Plck·UP Sel"V!ce 2·1885 Mason. 39w1 ..• · M!l60l1 on Howell.rond to Hannah one mile west, ¥.1 mile south of EquipiD.ent Company PLYMOUTH-1954. New, never ----· - TOMATOES, 70c a bushel. Bring road,. first house. a9w2p Onondaga, 5135 Gale .road_., 39\V1 CATEI,lPILLAR T·JO; brealdng Keith' Auto Parts driven. Will sacrifice equity of Bar~ain your own contniners. 259 ·Aure· . ~· HOLSTEIN - 4·year·old fresh · 2828 East Grand River plow, 24·inc11; TD·6 hullclozer; $1,430 for $1,000. Mrs. Jack Foss,. Open evenings 6 to 9; All day llus road, Robert R. Smith, phone HEIFERS-4 Holstein heifers Holstein cow, eliglblq ,for regis· : Phone· Lansing 2·2175 W. C. Allls·Chalmers .2·row. corn 223 . S. .Jefferson street, Mason. Saturday 2·1885 Mason. ~.ue ,Pctober 5,, 6, 9 and 26, out tratlon. B. Dale Ball,. 2155 Mitch· · · · pic.ker. Also manure loader. Floyd ·., 39w1 . Phone 2·6221 Mason. · · 39w1 4623 Elliott Rond 39w1 . ofcPnbst. Roamer "Mont,''. Shin· ell road,. Wllllamston,.'pho-rte Wll· Weldon, 650 S. Meridian road, at ·wana "Pathfinder'~ aild '"l'obes." Mason: Phone 2·40.33 Mason. FORD PICKUP:-1950, V·B, half· . Phone-Mason' 2-6374 CABBAGE for sale, one dollar a . ,, b "B b " linmston 665·M or 469, ., :\ 39W1' ·a-N. ·I.ON.. CRA.TES. - 300. .·o.ni'on·: _._. Tl1e I r. d ams· s1reu Y o , · ·· · · · · - . · 39w1 .toni $495. Ford dump truck, 1wtl Roy Christensen bushel or the wliole field, cheap •. "Wallter" and Shiawana "Chal·_ BOARS-Hampshire ·,boar for · crates at '20c each. Also 300 1951, . 5-yd box, $900. Oliver half· Also turnips 50c per bushel: Mov: . .,. 1 Ienger." C. I-I. Reese, 3059 t.JS·l6, . sale, also 3 Dl.lroC:~oars ..Guy 'crates at 35c each, and sawmill. CORN ~~NDER, end loader on crawl· CADILLAC-1947, best offer Your Friendly .Ford Dealer ing November ~. Beets and pep· · .. ·11/.1 'miles east·. of 'Williamston. Blanchard, I-Iaiinah ro!ld, en~t of .M ..A. Patterson, one mile east used very little; $1;800. Ford and Com'· taltes this clean 62 series 4· 210 State Street, Mason pcrs nlso; Earl J. Miller, 2899 N. ·.·' Phone. 557-M Williamston. - 1\{a~on on ~O~l!ll ron~~~ ·;Halll_l!l~, ·"'1~ :?l. mll~ S()U~,, of Bunker wu._ <;()l'll..Picker,~ .. 7120 . Ver)nontvllle S. Cedar road, Lnn· door hydramalic. Call owner 1 Every ro.ad nt Stljlmnn road.. · 1 11 ·ron~,_· first· house, •·: · .·~··'i', ·,'39W2r -.pnonc 9.425 Leslie•. ·· . , ., •.. ·. '38W2P. IJighwn~. P~ton_e 6DI·2222. ~··;..• ' 1 Y1";.;·. ~·;.• • Iioli. 4:7691. · · .· 32W,tt OH0·-1.·6511. · 39wl Evnn1~z~eTMn;~ s~. ~m 6 . · · · . · · · aswlptf~ . -. . . . . ,. ,•' ,... ·' . ' . ' ' . \ ·, . . . ·. ,· '1,, FLY ROD/'l-.~5.05 up, Completn, ITOTTFITC 'l'RATLTCR- Roy Cmfl, CLOTTTTNG-Ghl's grny roat line of rocls, rculs, nets, minnow 1053, 38ft, lllw new, Pnrlet, cost $:l2, will BY OWNER, •1000 West Burnes nolds 100 Enst Grnnd River Wil- tulw $20, ~lzc 40 .Tenn Randolph, IIOUSE-l•'m• 1ent, 2 roomH, l\11· 1 road, O·room brlclt nnd frame llams'ton, phone 56J at homc aftcr 21ll~ogg road, Le~lle, phone 29•14 furnl!i!J!Id. Ncar ~tores und bu!;i. ranch home, built In 1!152, np Smull "'irihy welcome. No peta, 6:00 p. m. 38w2 Leslie 39w1p proximately one·nc10 lot, hard· ------~------2397 Atu·DJlus road, lioll :l8w!'f BOY'S SNOWSUIT, hrown, one· wood floors, codar pnnellng purl ---- ...,.----- HOUSE TRAILER-32-ft, excel· of living and dining 1ooms, fire ----- lent condition, mmlcrn, priced piece nnd c,tp, size 2, dry FOR RT~NT - 7·room mmh!l'n clDaned, excellent condition, $6 place, tiled hath, Cnllfornln Red· house In Dnnsvlllc. ChllduLh right. Terms Brndshnw Realty, wood l;ltchen, recreation room on Wcbbetvlllc. Phone 5'1. :mw2 Boy's ,inclwl ancl cnp, green, size wclcoma, but no dogs. Immediate •1, ,tlso chy clc.mcd and In excel· llvlng level fn possible third bed· possession. PlHmc Dansville 2571. 10om) gas hcut, heated garoge, BOATS, IInllcJs, Mercury and lent condition. J C. Nelson, 3081 :iHwl$ low I axes. One bloclt to ~tore, Champion motors, good buys In Ea~t Dunsvllle rand, phone Duns· good school fnclllllcs, rensonnhle. APAR'l'MEN'l' - 5 moms artt.l Poultry .1nd Rabbits used and demonstratm s. A good VIlle 3floJ!l. 39wl [I boat and ullllty trn!lcr with Shrubs and Plants Phone 3G71 Mason. 37wtf bnth, $GO per month. II.tlf at wlnrol1 for $fifi. Guns new and dttplcx. 31•1 Pennsylvnnlu, LPslle. MODERN IIOUSE-W. Columbia Phone Musun 47•12 uftc>r U p. m usorl, singles, $8.50 and up, deer 1 tlflcs $3fi and up, pumps $50 nncl Real Estate ut city limits, 7 .1= ncres, G 39w1p up, sights, scopes, range tested It's rooms, basement, nutomallc oil ------~-~- ___ ·- • mstnlln I Ions Buy It where you IN LESLIE-10 dccilruhle hullrl· fmnncc and water heater. Auto· LARGE FUR N IS II ED llg.ht can tty II. 1~00 Cavanaugh roar! Mum lng lots !ot· snle, U6x132 ft , matlc washer and dryer. Phone housclwcplng Im>m nnd fur· llllXt to Now Yorlt Central roll· Time at close ln. Also nrljolnlng 8 acres owner Mason 2·7173 or 2 0211. nlshecl :;Jeeplng room for rent, wad Phone GLA·7·2141. unplnttecl, !mown us the Clnra 39wl Also electric plnte, JH!m ly new, 38wtf Carl'oll Gal'Clens Piclwtt property. 'l'erms, No Sun· ------for sale, nnd lcllchon slnl< wllh day culls. Paul II. Doty, 811 Pa­ drnlnhrmrd dill! mixing fuucets cific nvenue, Lansing, phone Farm Homes and n round onk lnhle Also 4·1075 Lansing. 15wtf ------COUNTRY ESTA'I'l~-2~0 ncres qunntlly nf rough lum!Jcr, Ve111er ACRES, 'I'REI~S, 2 1t~ and fi acre close to Lnnslng. All metal out· Wallwr, 41!l W. Colum!Jin, Masqn. hullcllngs, Including a barn ami 3fiwtflp You will want several large, cmrntt•y home Site:; located nem Plalnllclrl, new suhrllvlslon home anyone would he proud ------healthy plants to own Home umlcr spreadlng­ 75c to $1 lust plnttcd, Dvery Jot has some FLOOn SANDERS for rent. woods, some lots me all oal. .39w1 STRAW HARVEST HATS-Sun 202 Dwight Buildtng lee. 38w2p STOVE ~1!l50 Dtto Thcrm cui 1 ____ TENTS-Wall tPnls, $22.95 up, PUPPIES, free, 2 Shepherd Col· helmets, polaroid anti-dust gog· NEAR LESLIE-160 acre farm Jacltson, Michigan hcatc1, J.uge s1zc Also I•',lll 1J":.:l~,r.r 191{ \Vcstmghou e c>lcc- umbrella tents, $22 95 up, pup lie puppies, 8 weeks old, to g1ve gles, leather and eanvas gloves, with 100 acres under the plow, 39w1 WASHER REPAIR-AIJ mnlttmp ,Jnd tri< t til"<' !j:t~J Lcs+w high tents, cots, sleeping bags, air mat· away Boyd Warner, Vaughn work caps, shop caps, fatigue 30 acres of good timber, 5 room of wringer-type machine. May,~; small Na!lon:1i ca!'h r egi•,tcJ sp!Jool I'IH ne Lc' lie' .Jf>21. :J'Jw2 tresses, nrmy blanltels, complete road, Lesli!l. Phone Leslie 4426. caps, Ridgway caps. Save at PX house, 34x56 hip-roof basement H 0 U S E-Modern 3-bedroom tag nnd W~stlnghousc automatic, Hugh Smyth, phone Tlolt :~7•11 camprng nnd sports supplies, fine 39w1p Stores, Mason, Charlotte, Lan- barn, new milk house, $16,800, home, automallc gas heat, Perldns Hardware, phone Mason"' or 4·DO!ll, '1245 g Dclhr, Iioll. lll'AJCHS Clrtn ,Jfl' user! rJJI nnpottecl longrangc binoculars double garage, 3 lots. Trade to· 4311. 27wtf- PUPPIES-3 Cocker Spaniel pup· sing and Surplus Outlet, 311 E. terms. 3!lwlp hc.tl<'l'' i\11 Ill •l;c",, ~2> up M.1 . Save at P. X. stores, Mason, ward farm or will sell. Phone ptes, blaclt and red, 2 months Grand River, North Lansing. 2-ACRE FARM, extra good 5- PLASTERING -All kinds of pla's· - - - J 'on 1Tome .1\.pnl!.li!C'C, 120 W. 'Clwrlolte, Lansing and :!11 E. Lansing ED-2·0142. 39w2 RUG-!lx12 slLICicrl r,rccn rur: 1\lrplo '3!lw1 !Glnnd1 R1ver, North Lansing. old, $5 each. Roy D Donald, sec· 23wtf room modern house w1th full terrng done, patching a special: ' , Also smglc bed Wllh SJl'lllJ:'• .. , "' -- 23wtf oml farm south of Aurelius Cen· _W_O_R_I_<:_A_N_D__ D_R_E_S_S_s_h_oc_s_f-or basement, new 2-car garage, i HOUSE FOR SALE, 5 rooms, wa- ty Robert S Burns, 3811 Atm!'·"' and mattress; hnhy her!, ne,ull' :-1 I OVJ • - lr•cttJr• •.love>, 111 fine ter on Aurelius rand, phone 3203. men and boys, $4.95 up. Also poultry house $7,000 with ter and toilet, $2,500 ,would ae- llus rand, Lansmg, Route 2. Phon«(~ 1 new, wlutc bnrl! Call at ,l27 worklll" ,1 ;lllc1Jtton, 3 bu~·nerslsPONGE RUBBER-Foam, 99c 39w1 boots, rubbers, nrcUcs. All ldnds $3,000 down. ccpt Jot or acreage us part down Lansing 2-5108. lwtf' West Cher1y, phone 2 S211 Ma ~nd 1"'rn, .,t-Il Mrs Rex 0 Dell lb. Plnstrc upholstery material, of work socks, 5 pr. for $1 and payment. Phone Mason 27711. ------.::1"' CANARIES - Beautiful young son. ~n 11 1 D"ll'VJ!Ir•. :·>Owl 'H inches wide, all colors, 99c 120-ACRE F ARM-110 acres Ull· 39wl I~A W AIIAN GUITAR LESSONS, •' singers unci females, light and up. P. X. Mart, Mason, Charlotte, dar the plow. 6.room house, by experienced teacher. Instrun, - - ~ ----- yard. Save at PX stores, Mason, IIEATER "' 1 I I t HCA Jo:', l';\ n; :JO lnPh g.ts range Cl 1 tt L . t t C I dark colors. Mrs. M. Farrell, 510 Lansing nnd Surplus Outlet, 311 modern. New hip-roof IJarn, 2 JTlents furnished. Sondra Foote, ~" ' _,, ue ot sp.lCc wn cr·, / Onlv St I'J !l>. 'r\[,Json Honw Ap· 1ar o c, ansmg, nex o ap. S. Parlt street, Mason. Phon~ Ma· Grand River, North Lansing. cement silos, granary and tool 80 AC~ES, 1'1.! miles from Mason Rhone Lansing ED·7·7703, Route 4 .1 room capnclly. Good r·orHh· plianr·ro , W M ') lol theatre, and 311 E. Grand 2 city limits, excellent soli, 3· 1 0 1 v1 son 26271. 39w1 ______2 wtf house. Other buildings. On 4 lion, $30. Robert Osborne, 13021 ' • ~ _· ap c ~-3· ~ River, North Lansing. 23wtf bedroom home. Yo1,1 just don't ' Mason. , 37w3ptJl ' WESTERN LEVIS - Men's and blaclttop road. CaVUl]augh 1ond, ph nne Lnnsinq / JtANGI, {T ,c•d ell'l tile apart· find n good farm like this for DIGGING FOOTINGS-Installll)g"' HOUND - Young black and tan women's genuine Levis, West· ED·7·77,l!l 3Dw2p mcnt st;.:c• t.lllf:l'. ~,.JO Also used PROCESSED ROAD GRAVEL, dog for sale or trnde for Beagle sale very often this close to ]\1a· sewers, tiling and building,., ern belts, Western hats and 7lh·ACRE FARM-north of Ma· son. Frontage can be sold off septic tanJ;s complete. Hav~~ . . . Ig.ls I ollli'I'S, lefu!:er,ttors and h~t.rnyard fill, sand and black for rabbit hunting. Earl Jones, buckles. Old I<:entucky worlt son. Mostly muck. 4·room STOKER, 111 very good conrhl10n ll'830, or to prayCis, nnrl Lynn Bullen for 12"!01 J:nton Hnpld~ House bulldozing floyd W~ldon b'iU s she I Iff ollh e OGGl 3lwlf mnny ltlndncsses Your thought holder Healing Co l!lwtl Mericliu m oucl, phone 2 1u::n fulncss Is greatly npprcclntcd G. H. Conklin 23 Mr nod Mrs Hobert R Fuller Pulntlng - Hoofing - _wu In Memoriam Jeny nnrl Donnie 39wl Genmui RPpnilll In~tullutlons Workers and Work Lestet• L. Johnson IN MEMOil.IAM­ STEYEn-We wish to thnnlt om Phone liMA 4131 or 3580 Memory o! a Devoted Wife' friends and neighbors for the Want'ed If man cnn loolt across the worlrl, many nets of l>indness nnd ex CUSiOM SAWING Also sinh Lt wsto(!k 'lruckmg And sue, nnd hem his brothel prcsslons of sympathy during our wood fm H 1lr• I 1 111k W<~rd slngl tecent beumvcmcnt fhanks also flrHI frll m Houlh of II 11 pm sr hnol DO YOU Nf1ED n plumlmr 01 To Chntlotte on Monclays Could we thlnlt It Jess If GOD to Dr Rmilh and ncv Arnold on US 127 at But lei 11 JtestuUJING THLNCIIES septic us r nmp 111ion to Hem! invnlul Livestock 'r1 ucking If III~ who flung the pin nets out I he Common Council of the tanl's office In the City of M.1 WAN 1 ED - Washings 12c per Phone Mason 2-3333 If liE then such little details 9on, fot the ennstlllcllon of a lb rough thy nncl 2'ic pet lh know sanitary sewa1 Including the fol Warfle 'l'mlormg linl~lwcl M ngucritc Bishop 8G7 And sends the sunshine rain lowing apprctximatc quantities· S J cffet son, M ISO II Phone 1871 COHN P!Cl\JNG-Custom corn mrl snow, 7!JO lin lt Slnch V P Sewer Shop 38w3 p1tldrw 11ilh nel\ New Trlc 1 Ihlntt you not that HE should 3 Manholes Is now open pidtcr De 111 Cm money 1 mt]() I rate Plans ami spcdficatlons are on Men's ami Women s Cu:,tum WANTED-Employed gentlem 111 south 111cl one mtlc west uf Allie And guard IllS ehlldrcn every flle In the Cil~ Clerl>'s office and M<1dc Clothes to 1oom md bo.u d prefer f 1c II us Centct on Pl,uns toad I whetc• at the office of the Wolverine En Alterations to1 y worker pi lin cooking home 3!lw4p Can nne concclve if those whoEe gineermg Co Mes trucl1lng cvr ry rlny 38w2 Perl\ms II lrclwarc Phone Ma WAN fCD-Oldct worn 111 Aurelius MILT ER-Wc would lllte to tnl«? ------son 4311 27wtf spare lime to sew c<1rpet r.1gs !Ius opportumty to thanlt those Bids Wanted who helped in my way during the fot wcavmg Rags ale clean dncl Roy D. Donald For construction of B!tumm ready to sew Phone Holt 2331 passmg of our clear wife and Phone Aurelius 3203 mrJtiJCr Yout thoughtfulness will ous Surfacmg in the City of Ma Custom 39wl 2'.mt never be forgotten We especially son Michigan Photo Finishing WAN I ED-Prefcr reliable older CUS'J OM BALING - Hay nnd want to thunk those who pre The Common Council of the • Free Developing • woman to care fot 2 sm<~ll chll str.1w b<~lmg w1th New Holl,md pared the family dinner Walter City of Mnson will receive scaled • Quick Set vice • ell en week days 8 to 5 In a Clu is string tic b tier Seventh year MU!er, Mr and Mrs Clare bids up until 7 30 o clocK, P M • Large Size Prints • lian home Must liltc children worlting for sat1sficd customers Showcrman, Mr and Mrs WI! Eastern Standard Time on Mon • Deluxe Quality • Mothm employed Phone Mnson L K Zimmerman 12!)1 Eiferl lrnm Pain and Mrs Beatrice Rey day October 4 1951 at the City 2 llG51 after 5 p m 3!lw2 road Holt phone 41611 23wtl nolds 39wlp Clerk's office In the City of Ma Shimmin Drug ------son for the Widening of S Lan WANILD- W tslungs and non ------S I AHR-I wrsh to thank all my ITGHEST prices paid !or p'uut sing street between Ash and Phone 2G131 lngs 1t re.lsonablc prices Mrs frtends relatives and !he Pa try Piclt up anytime Custom South Streets and placing a bt Rex 0 Dell D,msvlllc 39w1 triollc club for all the lovely get wort< Is specltl W II Appleton luminous concrete surface well cards I received while I was phone 5380 Mason. 3wtt Said worlt Includes the follow RUBBISII IIAULU:D-P~ekup of W AN1 ED - M old farm rna Lost and Found DARROW - I wish to thank friends neighbors nnd relatives Average temperature for the chlnery Write Charles Mullins, week was 62 Dansvllle or call 3a44 Dansville fox cards, Dowers and calls, and Average n year ngo wns 58 21wtf the Mason Nazarene Church for the basket of f1 ult I received dur There was 12 Inches of preclpltn WANTED - Cream, eggs and lng my 1llncss Harold Darrow tlon this week Tcmperatums fm 'ro poultry See Lawrence Hyatt, 39w1p the week as recorded at the Ma 309 S Main street, Eaton Rapids, son sewage dlsposnl plant were LIFE phone Eaton Rnplds 44521 28wtf MILLIS-I would llke to thank Min Max the stalf of the Mason General 37 FIRE hospital, my friends and neigh 52 bars for the cards, Dr A V 48 Smith, Dr George Clinton and 42 48 58~ 61 I'

,.Jngham District Scouts· September 30, 1954 Th e ' Ingha~m· County News Part 2 Had Big Time at Roundup . ' ' 'I'he Jnghnm rllstrld fall rourHI· pion, put on nn nrdwry !lemon· Crash l,njuries up for Boy Seoul 1roops was ;;tralion. Dal() Will ot VanDcr­ helcl on SPniPri hy :i r•orn· r!Parwry r:haplain for Scouting In mltler.mr•n of 1111• troll I mop. Lansing. l~ollowing the. religious · Scoulcmfl sldll r·r•nle:->11-1 high· ser·vir'es the Scouts returner! to Jlghtr!rl the Saturday m"J'ning thl'ir· ('1\fnJl area:-; and prepared program. All r•nnlr>sls IVPI'e ilasPri IIH!Ii' brcal1fnsl. Immediately afl· on a possih!P 11lfl points. D1 aid r·ontpst Leslie Maple. ltlm~IAN I'J,AYS IN IIAND won, with sel'onrl placr• goinJ~ to The cash register taken from legion Men Win Ralph A. Redman, ~eninr, ~on Holt. First pJ;~r•e in lire fin!·huilrl· Burl's Auto Parts on US-127 he· of Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul 11Pdman, ing contest was won by LPs!ie lwr!en Holt and Mason was found District Offices wn~ among the member~ of the Sllouts who started their fire in In llw creel< at Nichols road Mon· Michigan Stale college marchinr, 2 minutes, 42 second;:. Ser·ond rlay. Ahout $.30 damage was done Clyde Smith, vicc-eommnnder lmnd parading at. the Univer~ity place went lo Iloll with a fire in to I he register. The rear door of nf the Gth rli~tricl and Frank of Iowa Jnst Saturday, For the 7 minutes, 25 sec•onrls. tile Auto Parts garage had been Schmirlt, eommnnrlcr nf 1he hanrlsmcn the Iowa trip was the All units wilic:li won either fir:;t igion mC>mber:; Dnme-M. S. C. game Oclohcr LG House, Michigan State mllr!ge, on A rear winrlow at the Forrl ga­ rage was broltcn and the latch of Brnwne-r.m·r·ndCJ· Post No. 148 and to Ann Arhur for the Michl· the evening of Oetohcr 30 fmm wlw were plar:erl on rlistriel com- gnn-M. S, C. game November 1:1. 7:00 to !l:IJO. I~irst ancl semnrl holrling tlw door was released. A cheek of the st'ocl\ revealed noth· mlttees were Ralph Strope, .civil Oldsmobile Division of General place ribbons will he awarder! at defense; Robert Inghmm, naval Motors is sponsoring all :l trips. that lime lo all rlistriet winners. ing slolen. Stones were hurled through 3 anrl merchant commit lee; Frank· Two demonstrations were pre- Schmidt, education and youth, and • scnlecl fot• the Scouts on Satur;. windows nt: the Culligan place. No entry was made. time and place committee; Rich· clay afternoon. The Val-Lee Bow· a rei Corbin, junior base hall; nnrl Jesse L. Palmer man with a team composed of Clyde Smith, Guy M. Wilson Bob Gray, cily free-style .C'ham­ schnlars!1ip anrl steering commit· plon; Dr. Bemarrl Zeeb, northern Garage Gets New Paint Dies Saturday tee. The next district meeting will Mlchig1111, E. D. D. free-style Painters nrc redecorating the be. held In Lnnslng, November 7. Jesse L. Palmer of Wnneville · wtwmpi,on; nnrl.Bill Cqnrley, na· outside of the Al.Ricc Chcvl'olet in Ononrfaga tO\vtiship died at the tional E. 13. B. free-style cham- gilrage 1hls week. Boulevard Nears CompletJ'on· • Mason General hospilal Saturday, September 25. ·He was 7!l years Worlr Zimmer. Dutcher of Lal­ cook o/actrloa/lrl corded 3 breall·i)ls as solved by Another Station Switches to· M~chigan' s Fast-Growing Gasoline ·Brand I alleged confessions of 2 Haslett' youths wb'o rccenlly b:tme to Michigan from Tennessee. The Haslett pair, officers sairl, j ·admitted, breal1-ins at Hartley'~ MiclV(ay store near Holt Seplem·l bcr 15 and the Densmore JGA Foodliner store north of Ma~on o·oPE September 12. They n.lso con· GRA fessed to hreailing into a store at the corner of Holmes and Pleas-: ant Grove roads :l weeks ago. · Held at 1he Shiawassee eounty .jail in Corunna are Billy ci, .John· son, 19, and Doyle ·.R. Haywoorl, B'utler; s White ·Rose Service 22, of Haslett·. Johnso!J told of· ...... , fleers he had been around Lan· 1/tW sing for 3 years, empl'oyctl. on 1he I Fisher Body night shift. Hay- I wood came from Tennessee G Located on US 127 Friday &. Saturday weeks ago. Nearly all the rob· ~~!~PSh!?~.se herics were committed, the men said, following Johnson's nir~hl .Imperial· 30 shift trlci1 at Fisher. It was just Between Holt & Mason October.1 and 2 about dawn when the break-ins· WHITE BAKES 6 PIES were made, they said. The men arc hein in Shiawas· sec county because they con­ fessed to separate hreal<-ins ROS·E w•th eve~y­ 19 there, · reported Deputy Ralph Smith·of Ingham. Besides the 3 Ingham jobs, the men admit ted FREE GIFTS gasoline purchase to breai<·ins of 3 gas slatJons, a I beer parlor and an eating place j near Per:ry, gas stations on M·78 west of Lansing, near Pompeii on M-57, the John Deer·c Tractor 1 3 Sig Ways White Rose Ethyl Is Tops Sales near Owosso, 2 places in ·Howell, a Charlotte garage an~l sllnnli Stnte, Normal college to Gull lnlto Sunrlny llftornonn ~JrH. J•:rmlt ,Joh;u;r/11 laHI week, Cln'thlng cl11h was In ,JnciiHOil Grovenburg News nnd caller! on Mrs. Louise McCuCJ, Satnrdny. uflcn·nopn, Some of tlw 41 MrH, Erlitlt Wo~t Is sperjrllng IHousel Mr, McCue Is In Bronson ho~pl· MI'H, Mlnnln IJ11citus fiiWnl tltt! ·, 1\IJ'fl, 1\ennoUt JJnlwr girls piu·d\rrsr:rl tlwlr materlnl' Mrs. Howard North 6 this weel< HI. lllrl Hoy Wcsl lwnw Mrnnlny evening. 'l'helr flr~t In!, Wt!i!l\ r!nrl wllli lVI..'. lllld Mm. 111 Ilny .c;:Jty, She Is nlso visiting . A gJ•oup of Mrs. George Connr· rlnlo to visit Mrs. Maggie Holmes, '!'he members or I heW. S.C. S, l•'lnyrl Donn!. ':-:tlllrlny lllot·ning M1•, nnd Mrs. Doh Powolsnn nn· mecllng will llc held October 4 1rrn'H rei at lves spent Sunday eve­ Mr. and Mrs. Holler! Moore at nounce tho hlrlh of n son Sun· at 7 p. m. nt Jheh· Jemlnr';; horne, nh flll·year-olrl cousin, will go 'J'hursduy nftemnon lo !hey vl.,llr!rl Mr. nnrl Mr·s, 1\rtillll' \V1•sl Brnnch, ning at her home rr.membering IInruld Cnroy of Enlon Rapids Sebcwn Center ncar Portland P'rosl. duy, Septr!mbr::r 20. Mr. nnrl Mrs. Phil lTnyline nnd Mr·s. Llillnn .rewr•II nf lo'lorlrlu hr!l' hlrt hc.lny anniversary. I1•e wns dinner guest ut the home where they will visit Ihe W. S, C. c 'ornmtrrilty Alrl nwr!ls 'f'hut•,,. celebr,ntion Df their 2;ilh werlrllng l~ugcnn of •Maspn wen~ Sllilllny ot vlsitPrl lwr .. hrollwr, r•:dwnnl rr'l!llm nnrl mice were Herve1l. Mr. anrl Mrs. Clair Swift Sunrlrty, f:i, u1 the Metlwrllsl dHrrl'il there. day, CklohPt' 7, wllli Mn;, 1•'. c. anniversary. Ice m·cnm, r:nlw, mf· dinner guostli of Mt'. and Mrs. llr!rnler, an. I family i•'r•iday nigh I. fee, Iea lllhl punch WIJ!J ~r!rVerl. Mr. mul Mr~. Guy McCue, Mr. MI'S, Sophia Waltman of Holt rtcv. Kenneth Hnsp~r who WIIS Werrvr·r· ror dlnnPr' 'l'lrosr: attPIHI· Kenneth Bal>er and .Jean. and MrH. ,lnhn Harvey and MrH. rmrl Lester Ttlco were mnrrled thr. evnngc!llst nt llrlll llaptlsl Inn nl'<' to l:rlw lllPir r>wn tahtP l~dwanl llr!rnlr:r rr.turnr::d Mon· Mr. nnd Mn;. Ralph Kitchin Mrs. GI'IH'e Wlnsi<>W and N\'11 l~llll!l Lonrnl~ or Lrmslng went Snturclay uftemuun In the PreH· ehurclt for 2 wer.k11 wns llw gllf't:l. t:ervir·c 111111 a ,JJsh to pass. 't'lwre rtny night from rt hu~lness trip held open house Ins! Sunrluy In Greiner of l~nton Hnplrls we~l\ Frlrlny of Ins! week to enll on byterlan ehurch In Holt In the of Mr, nnl! Mt·s. Mllttiii!W Hens, will l1c n :;JJ[•trl d off. Hully ·day will hr. observed at I'll Mrs .•Julia l\turphy nml Mr. ten;,• Helen nnd Leota, to Hills· ton Pnrm Bureau Women's mf'ol· Lnnslng. Mr. aflCI Mn;, Gf'ol'f(l' Vann'e- Northwest Stockbridge tlw Jlousl'i UnitPrl Brei hren und Mr·s. l•:rl ~hank In Lansing-. Jng at Wncousta Friday, Mt·s. Mt·s. Mru·y Wllllanm of Lnm:lng inark anrl ramily vlsitPri t'IHrrlr!s churr~h Sruulny, ('Jrotohr•r· :1, at 10 Mrs, Glr•nn Wainright, Mrs. Jadt Domr of Holt will ncemn· spr.nl the w11 r.k end with Mm. Lily Vani1PnHrl'l\ s 1111 rilly I·Vl'ning, Mr.~. Gnrmtnn Ih:lu"' n. m. 't'hl'l'l! will he a progmm. Genrgr: llil-[dlc, . Mnrtlrl .Tnncc:lw vi~Itorl his Mr. nnd Mrs. V<'t'fl tlilrlietl and Mr. !JsliPt' is lwnrllcraft Jr;1der • Mr·. nnd MrH: .Tnhn Mllllr~nn nnd way and !mnlly Hfll•nl Sundny Mm. ·I~!Jn Gilman nntl Geol'gr. brother, flt·tillll', ovc•t• Sunrlny, Lrmily. 'l'lwv also f':II!Pri till M•·. IIIHI Mr:i. liarold Lantis Is sewln~-r M1·s . .J, V. Jlohin:-;on of .Tndonnl. llfid\s of ,Jncl\~nrr <'l hom<' from 'i':1ylor univf"rsity, In· felt Plams r.r nnrl rlnu;:hiPl' were• Sunrlay din· Gorrlon Molll'fll' Is hnd< nl Otl,n- Hugh Angell and Mrs. Hnlph will I"• ; lur·at ':rlll:llf'Lir show ; 1 diillHI, Prirlny nigh!. 111!1' ,-::ucst~ of tlwlr· jlill'l'llls, Mr·. wn iaif'r An<'Pi or Cnrl· lng In Lansing last Wednesday. 'l'hcre will he a spc<'i.al Jll'O·' llat·hnrn J ,:IIIIIStl'in of C'r•nl rnl .,s,lw·kbriprlgr: land IMI 11'. :rnrMI Mrs!, Mr·. r!nrl 'Mrs. F.llsworlh Dow· Caller~ at the Earl Wehh horne wny nrc IIH• parr•nls of a girl horn bncllMr.nr andof PontineMrs. Charles UJltl MJ•. Rohrn· arid gram In Sunday schorJ! Sunday IMrdrlgnn . mi!Pgl', MI. Pl<'ilsartl, ,, <'l'nonI roe, , m· ea PI "' nn r·.. arH man nnr 1 M r·s. "',.,, v . III e It·s .."nrl 1JUO{HERM. 1 1 1 this week .enrl wPre M1·. and Mrs. nt tlw Jlnwr•ll hospital Sunday. " I t 0 j· 1 1II I · 1 11 I t 1illr IH•J' "ro:. """ ownsenr 1 ,,unray.1 · rlnughtr•r· wcr'l' wrclt end guesls Mrs. Earl Watch Jmm Jacltson n ° Jservanre ; . Y ray. ~pPr! II' W<'l'' ~'~" ;. . ,. Mr·s. Mmtrlf'IH!, Mr;;, Fa1• Townsend, Mr·s. rnme ' unr ay. rllnner· guest~ of Mr·. anrl Mrs. [in hrmor· oJ' Mrs. llarold Monr·nr Lansing called Sunday on their A new IMtn rs bernt~ hllrll nn Ill'!' guf'~ls or IIH• f.Prlon .Jollll· Jhisy Wnlker 'w·lltf"r ll"JIIPI' '111'1 Mr·. and Mm. Clifford Ward Dean GraVPs anrl family. '!'he rlin· at IIH• homr• of Mrs. llnrry Duman the Lloyd Gee farm to I'Pplar'C' "'is l.llalwly homr.. U•slie, Mason, Lansing and Wil· Pearl DeWntf'rs mllr•rl nn Mrs. foster daughter, Miss Flora Bal- lake. · Mr,;. F. C. Wl-:ri'Pr allr>tHir•rl lilf' Jlnwarrl TOI\'nHc•rHI anrt f:rmil\' Mr. ancl Mrs. William L:rrner liamslon nltcndinl-[. Edward l'arrlsh IU'III' I loll Mon· Mr. nnrl Mrs. Chnrlr>s Wf'hh I' I' n ' m"t'lr'ilf.( I . caznr from Snntia"O," Bolivia, ac· arc spending I he week al Mlo. 'nrm ,ru·c:ru I'\\'fllll•·ll 1 s L , ;rllrnrll'd f'IHLI'<·h ami st>cnl Sun· of t·;ast Lansln""' visitr.rl Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. JanicP flrlam and rlny afternoon. 11 rlaughtet· visited the Philip Cnven- Mr. anrl MrH. Ff"l'l'i~ Smith ~re companied them. Mrs. Haight and Joann Frc 1ennui 11 '!Jl<'nl nnr: :rt M:1smJ l:1s1 ' llf'o;r Y· ri:l"• with ClarP Fox anrl [amiJvJ o[ MJ's. l•'loyri llice Mnnda,y. Wednes· her husband have been mission· nlglJt last week with Marion, Mn:. Br•rton .lolrnson, with hPI' Marshall. day r•aliers WPI'e Mr·s. Carl Dexter ders Sunday aftemonn. They also viHiling tlwir· son, Ciladwtl'ic aries i~ Bolivia for 25 years. S~e Grow, sif:tcn·, Mrs. Burton Botsford anrl Mrs. Clat'l!lll'l' .Rohrrls.and ehil· and Jmhy. visited Mrs. Cavender's 2 sisters, Smith, and Mrs. Smith In c:rorgi~r and Mr~s Balcazar have been lll1 Raymond Lane is visiting his Mrs.· llid: · Dunsmor·r•, spenl rir·en r•allcd nn Mn:. Maurie Lanlis I Mr·. and Mrs . .Tames Melnlee Mrs. Harris of Clevelanrl anrl Sis- this Wf"l'k. f'ilarlwir•k Srnitlr Is the Umted States on ftu:tough sister, Mrs·. Nell Dnrr, in Min- 'l'hursriay in Lansin;;; visiting and Mt•s. Ti:mrlrl Lantis arirl fam- visited her sister in .Jackson ter Lnngina from Piltshurgil, Pa. Hlationed there will! the .army. DUO-THERM WINDSOR and expect to return to !herr sta- nesota this wecl<. lilf'il' aunt, Mrs. t•:Ivir• N<·wrnan, ily Sund;ry r:vrming while Harold Wednesday. Dianna Brown has returned to Mr. and Mrs. Mr:rlon HH·e WPre with oxclullvo oloctric lion soon. Mr. and Mrs. Tial'l'y Wanwr nnrl <'ousin, Mrs. Clair Nr•wman. ami Roher·l Lantis went with Mr. M1·. and Mrs. Gordon Bravcnder· sehoul. She has been confiner! to recent visiiiii'S o[ hi:; hrnlhr.t·, The West Delhi Fnrm Bureau ami Deborah of .faeltsnn \\'~l'f' 1\11'. nnd Mrs. I l01varrl Borlon Hoilerts on his work. and Dennis were guests at dinner her home with the tlu. Ivan Rice anrl Lnmily neat• 13alh. meeting for September wns held Sunday dinnet· guests of Mr. anrl nnd Mrs. Ro!'<' i•'msl of Lnnsing Floyd Konkle! nnrl family, Mr~:. Sunrlny at the Loi~ Blalld Risl'il Sttnrlay afternoon. electric SELF·Lightcr turns on Wednesday moming. There will nccompaiiled;2ll Boy Scouls and ing in William:.ton Wedtl('sday Walter Kor:IJ and fnrnily of Dex- C'nsimcre Tater visiled friends Howard McMancrs ami daughter Mr. and Mrs. Max Mithmrrn aml the heat, be a meeting next weel>, prepar- (J other' len(ler;: on a week end afterrwon, tf'r, Bill fo'outv, Alice Switzenherg, ill ionia over the week end. Carolyn o[ Perry and Alice nmll daughters and Mrs. Pearl De· • Exciusive Dual Chamber ing for the Spiritual Life mission] canoe trip in norlllern Mif'!rignn Mrs. IIerman' f:rf"llf'nhrrgr.r Mallie Ti•i!Jiiet, Barbara Lantis Mrs .. Leona .Jones and Mrs. Ada Heaslys, also of Pcny. Waler.s of Jacltsnn anrl Mr. :111d •, Burner gives you more heat beginning October 10. · recently. Garry Gee and Grny- and Cilm·I!P spent Sat rrrria~ ;mrl nnri Mr. ;md Mrs .•Jesse Campbell Margaret Peek spent Snturday Hobert Cavender and family .'v1rs. Edgar Mar~hall nnd r~hilrll·r.n from every drop of oil. Radi· Mr. and Mrs. Don King called!t]on Garfield were 2 of thr: Scuuls Sunday night with .1\Jr .. a!HI ~11'.'1 • had Sunday dinner wilh Mr. and with Mrs .•Jones' mother, Mrs. Jwve rccenlly moved to their new I 1f Gregory were Sunday rlinr.ll'r ant doors for fast warsnups. on Mr. anti Mrs. Kenneth Mitchell participating. ,Arltmr F!·nsl. Herman Ls 111 Spar· Mrs. Guerdon Usher and Ethel in Ida May, nntl Waller. home in the I\ipp community. ;uesls of Merlon Rtce and famrly. • Fine furniture styling. Ma·. nnd baby of Lansing Sunday eve- Mr. ,and ..Mrs. E. V .. Broesamlc · mw hosptt a!. [honor of Mr. Campbell'li birllulay Mr. and Mrs. Willard Lumbert hoganv finish. Brass trim, nlng. have putch'asecr tho Webh Strdng 1 anniversary. ami Clyde Milligan were Sunday : Ingham· Cou·nty News · September 30, 1954 Page 2 lo Only $159.95 hospital In Ohio for sometime Mrs. Howard O'Bl'ien is' teach- art c 00 I'~ \ · ; 0 Sh I EASY TERM5 followingJoonVMHmn,w~~s~ahow~. Injuries sustained when ing the Waterloo school until Sixth Gmclers '·------~--~------~--~-~----~------~-~0 · . y . If MocloJ rhown also o'ailablo wlru.ur she was struck by a car, is at they find a teacher. . " I I 4 y It t o· se' to SELF·IIghtor, home hut is nut able to attend , Thr. Dart nnr1 Millvillf" Sf'ilonls 0 ou 1we . u r school. First established in Hl24, tiie· wilt havr! a hall r(nnw al 2::ltl p. · Mr. and Mrs. Leone North were General Motors Proving Grmmci m. al l'vlillviiiP Fi·iclay. In Muskegon last Wednesday and near Milford, Michigan, has Marie Warfle wn.o; Hid; Man- MASON visited Mrs. North's uncle and more than 25 miles ui roads 1Jf day. aunt, Mr. and Mrs. David. Hop· every type-from smoolh iniH'· Those wlln rr•r•PiVPrl "A" in Home Appliance klns. · city highways to, boultler-sttHlt!~d spelling last \\'1'~1' :1re Kay Hnw- Glen Jacobs Bernard Cady Mr. and Mrs . .Tames Hart and raw dirt trails. en, HussPII B11wen. Hnt11 fin- 1 -~ dlckus, Hichat·d LangP, Hobrrl: Hurl;·on, LntrisP l~akPr, l':rl'i Oak- 1 Icy, JTarrirt KPmlf'r, Marill'e Wall I and C:lr:nnlic 'J'ilri'>. No Hunting. Douglas . • • l~cxine Glynn I The Wheat !lrld PIII 'l'llli!'S· lng the tests will meet ala worlt· ents. If it Is necessary to drive to to the University hospital in Ann, s~rvicc lhe group had lunch nt a mer.tlng of the dmh·mpn ol till' shop nt Stoclthrldgc on tiw 6th school then the cars must remain Arbor where she died. tile Richards home In Linden. greeted guesls at a reception In groom's molhet· 'wore white Ill'· {luy e1•cning wit II MrH. LPoiHJ , hr. town hall. 'fhc::n ccssorlr.s. Both hnd corsages of Community Clwut al tlw Aurelius nnd wllllonrn how to op'lralc the pnrlwd 1111til time to return home, She Is survived by I he hus· Mr. anrl Mrs. ,John Kesling anrl Onondar~u .Tolinslon. tlwy rleJwrted on a wedding trip p!nl< and white carnntlons. town hall on TuPsrlny evening, ~achlnes for eye testing. They Sclwol administrators nrc aslclng band, Andrew; 4 children, Eel· family ~pent he wee!< enrl wll h 1 through nortltcrn Mlehigun, , The hrlrle's travel alllre in· M1•, unci Mrs, Hkltnrd Deli" nf then start tesllnfl tlJC pupils the fullest coopcrnllon from all ward, Evelyn, Mary and Donnie, her brother-In-law and slstPr Mr, eluded a melon suit with hlnclt the Stocltbrldge school. !'oneernerl In keeping the streets all at home; her father, VincPnl unrl Mrs. D. ,J, Corhy of Warle· Bclrilng, Mr. nnrl Mrs. .JnmPs Hubbard News Tlw bride Is the daughter of ncc!c::~sorlcs and a white orchid Lynch nnrl Mr. :mrl Mrs. C!al'!'llt'f' .. The tests will then !Je given to ancl marls safe and free from Albright of Willamina, Oregon; man. ..ndy Gill'tlruor 111111 Alyr•p Gnhlt! Mrs. lHnhe!lc Lylm of Ononrlnga cor~age. Lync·h anrl Dnvlrl of Lansing wror:• pupils In the rum! ~r·hools accidents. n grnndmolhcr, Mrs. Dc>lla AI· Rev. anrl Mr·s. Charles Droolts :tnrl Mau;·Jce Glover of Clarlt Toni FIHher, Mltrlr. CrlleH, ted In the district in Inr:hnm bright of Auhurn, Indiana; and vir;ltcrl Monday evening Mr. unrl lalw. ParentR of t lle brlclcgrnom Marilyn Brazee nnd .Jean Doyle Sunday call PI'S of Mr. and Mrs. Mr·. :~nrl Mrs. 1IHt I'Y f\J•Izr•J' nl' Howard Lynch allll family. DPtroil wen• Sunrla~; afiPJ'IHHlll county. MothCIJ from the Moth· R , H one brother, Vincent, Jr., of Wa· Mrs. Duane Kruger of Lansing. nrr! Mr. nnrl Mrs. Carl, Foote of ~orved at I he l'(•ceptlon. Mrs. crs club of Gregory will lal1e the ecept10n 0n0rs terloo, Indlnna. The Ilzet· is a r·nusln llf Mt·s. mhnlchllne to Gregory! Jor the tiel sts. l FtundcrFnlldscrvltcc2s ~1111 lh~t c;JI~~: .Johannesburg, Africa, and clurlnr.: canrlclnhm nncl bnslrlmnn wr•Jil to Jowa lilgston county to help enrry out lhe entire district of the Stocl<· Horace James offidnling. Burial Jng In Africa. lhc tlouble·ring cernmony at Hostesses at pre·nuptlal parties Mrs, Frank Mohr anrl r'!1ildrr>n Friday nigh! In pl:1y with lite ll vision program. Other sl'hools will be nt Rives Junction. which Llw Rev. Snmuel 13. Wen- were Miss Stnnlclcwlcz, Effie altenderl an1111niversary dlnncl' in 1\lkhl>::tn Stall' ll.lllrl :II tlw Mkh· the district whir·h are In .Tar·k· hrlrlge Community Agricultural S/Sgl. Wilhur Cmnkrlghl, .Jr., ln gr.r offlciatcrl. Music inc-Jmlcd tlw Laycocl,, Mt·s. 13oyrl Relyf'n, Mrs. honor nf her parents, M1·. nurl ir:an ~tatr•·fowa ganw, Snturrl:1y. county will lw scrviccrl hy school was helrl last Wednesdfly li'unlll'ltl Utllrl spending a few at Empire ~'on ~m'\'i;,:;:;Are i~ day~ singing o[ "Becau~e," "J Love Henry Foote, Mrs, Lawrence Mrs. S. B. Ewers, Sr. nf .fai'J\~;on, l\11'. and Mr~. J\ lilPJ'I Ciolll1• anrl thq .Jacl{son county health depart· evening at the high sehool. The Anson Standish, 83, riled nl hi~ au· hase, r:mplre. Cronkright wa:; Yo11 'l'l'ltly" ' anrl "'l'he Lord's Doyle nnrl Mrs. Hichnrd .Jarvis. on Sunrlny nllhc hom!' o[ 1\Ir. anrl f.11lllly wc•J'f' ~1111da~· rllnnroJ' gtu•sls fllCnt. event sponsored by the PTA. home morning, He Is sur· I loner! at tile bnse n wa~ I l~rlday ~In l~mplrc Ptayer" by Anthony Vncnl<. lie 'rhe newlyweds will bent home Mrs. S. B. l~WPI'8, .fr. Twenl~·- 1 111 Mr. a111l ~Jr,. Alvi11 finhlt•, i. A short business meeting Wits Ivlverl by a sister, Mrs. lnf'Z Snnw, I~·car prio~l tn going 3r;vc,•rseflsl· nnrl was a!'r'ompanlcrl hy Norman after October 3 a! Onondaga. seven relatives and fr!Pilfls joinr•rl 1\lr. :111rl l\11s. Alvin (loillr• anrl :: !'omlucted by the new president, Manteno, Illinois; flnd daughter, 1s, prroH.on ~ on a l-r ay eave 11 Vinson al the organ. \ Out·of·lo~vn guests were from In cclehra!lnJ.( the Ewur·'s •list rl:lllgltlt•rs t·.dlc•d on !\Jr. :nul Mrs. Schools to Serve Hlcharrl Ashmore. Ann Burton Mrs. Lucille Thompson nf Stocl<· fw~ the mmy. wcddlnr: anniversary. .T:ry l'nl'kturl of Dansvllll', Sunday ' , was clcctcrl fls vice-president to bridge, Funernl services werc . \y111arrl Zane of New Jersey 'The hrlrle's gown of clwnt!lly 1 Detroit, M11forrl, Lansing, Sag· lace and tulle featured 11 strap· !nnw! . Eaton Rapids, Jacltson, Ml'. and Mrs ..JPrry Martin, Mnx 1 ~'".P.ning. .. " 1lk tO All PupilS replace Mrs. Cade, who recently conducte'd at the Milner funcml Vtsltecl at the hnmc nf Mr. and flfHI Gene \Vl'le Snnilay !'Vf!n[ng r hose• will I A SJII'Illnr: hoo[\S ; , . mover! away. home Monday at p.m. with Hcv. Mrs .. Duane Monday. Mr. less lace bodice, covered by a Hast mg~ and Onondaga. I M 1 2 Da~lrl mllcrs of Mr. anrl Mt:s, Arthur I:IRL wr•r•l\ wr•rf' 1\!.II'Y ltPrlman, :. fhe Iuncl_1 [Jrngram, consisting .Jesse Batchelor, superintendent, Franlt Cowlclt of the Millvillc Dav1rl ?ml Mr. 7.flnc served to long--slcf'vecl bolero, a seal- The rehc.arsal dinner waR given loped ovcrsldrt or the lace com· by the hl'ldegroom's parents at r :u\gc of Dansville. Larrv Lilln~·IPIII, 111'11 c·r:rrt, .Juri)' p,f, the servmg of milk, Will start Jlntroduced the teachers that were Methodist church officiating. Bur- Eel lwr In t IH: army at Fort I3mgg, ~ . fiarrilll'l', h:1llu·yu 1\ltorns, Alyce on Monday, OctolJC!' 4, in the present. l•'orty of the 53 teachers Ia! was nt Stoci{hrirlge cemetery. ·Norlll Ca1olma. plctc::d the slHI I' I' ~1nC'II wron! hie will come 11ncler the program, ministers of the 3 local churches in Jacl{son. He Is survived by lhc anrl family. ' . held with the following results: Mr. and Mrs. Don \_ir'kcrs and fl!onrlay c•vc•nin~ J·allr•rs nf Mr. Jt, was announced this week. One were introduced. widow, Eva; a daughter, Mrs. LeRoy Holmes visilr'rl at Ill(' For her duties as mnlron of President, Leone Bltldw!n• vice-[ ,Judy and Rodney of Milfrmlwf'te .1nrl 1\11 s. Huss~ll CI'Clwl. bottle of mlllt will he available to Musicalnumhcrs were rendered Perna Fltz of LaPaz, Indiana; flnrl home of Mr. and Mrs. Dunne ilDnor, Mrs. Betty Southwici{ president, Esther Lcnlz; 'sccrc- \~ceil enrl guest~ ".f Mr. :u~rl ~11 s. . ____ _ P.ny student who rlesirc's lt each by "The San Antone Play Boys." a nephew, Dr. Tom Dolt of Cold· David Tuesday evenini(. wore a strapless gown of green tary, Erma Baldwin· nnd treas- lloyrl Lylle Neely,'s Men's Wertr ., ...... 3' . 9 .. , ' ' • j • I • ' •• \) \ • • • I ~ • ! I .... ~~I I - I - ' 1 I ,', 1 ·" 1\l}d

,.. p~ ·~- SURPRISE PAR'l'Y GIV8N l~~lghtecn c:hlltlrcn nne! gn1111l· Lansing Couple fs ' , ./ e))iltln'n ~ur·prlHell Mr, nnrl M1·~. Hoy I\llpatrlck Saturday evening Honored at Parties octal on their· 34th wedding nnnlvcr·· Mr. nnrl MrH, L. D, Williams 6ve~t;~ :;ary, s anJ PerwJial of LimH!ng wm•o honored with a • • • • • • . . ~· fnmlly dinner on tlwh• 2;ith worl· rtlng nnn!Vt!rlial'~' S11ndny nt 1hr. MRS. SHIDREN EN•rii:RT AINS Pantry sh ower home or Ml', and MI'S, ,Jei'J'Y .. .Rebecca .llobnes Is lfe£1 ... to .Lansillg Ma~ Mrs; Glenn Sheren· entertained I G d d Speight In Lansing. 23 past prcslrlrmts of the Maurice ' I ' RehP.een Ann Irolmr!H of Roqtr! I:Iarvey Dixon American Legion 5 iven we nes ay Pol!ow!ng thc rilllllCI' II surprls~, 3, Mason, IH!r~nmr! llw hrirlc pf Auxiliary of Lansing, Wednesday Nnrmn !~!fort: was guest of party WIIH lwltl for them nl thn ·, . Ilowrml W. IJr!lllll(['l' of Lansing evening. 'fhe group had u bohc· honor nt 11 pantry showeJ• horne of G ..!. Wllllnmll' In Olw· • ' :-:>utrll'lln,Y, SPpi(!Jnhr•r ·1 I, In lhr! mlan dinner, Wodnm;;lny evening nl tho horne mos, where 70 friends nnd rein· Cnlvary llnplisl r:illll'dt In Lnn· 1ft • .., of Burham nne! Ann McKinney. tlvos gnlhcrecl In their honor, :;lng. F'ollowlng nn evening of games Olll·of·town g11m;ts In allt•nd- Hcv. William TJI'!IW!!I'S, pastor r i\11HH Eifm·t opened l1er many nJW! Wt!re Mr. nne! Mm, o.. r. of IIU! dJUJ'r·h, Jll!l'formed lhn Stork Shower· glftH to stodc the pilnlry. Twenty l3!!elter, Olwmm;, Mr. nnrl Mrs. rlouhle·ring Pf!l'Pmony nl 2 o'eloei< J gll~s·ts wcw present for the oc· Nell Barrkk, Kcyc~. Olclnlwmn; Jn I he [II'P.Sf!lle!! of 7fi gueHis. Tlw ; ~ns1on. H.ev. nml Mrs. llorar~l' 'I'IHII'Hinn wr.thlln~: Jllll'IY stood Jwfom 1111 Given Saturday Miss I~lfert will hc!!omc JhP. of Duranrl, 1\IJ',,, lela llnpllinH of nllnr· r!C('[JI'fiiPd wllh haslwts of hrlcle of Donald Husidns at the Aurelius, nnd Mt·. nnrl Mrs. Ilow· plnl> anrl wlillt! glarlloll, anrl an For Mrs. Fr:Y Willlumston Methodist church lard Hiatt of DeWitt. aJ'dJ rmtwlrwrl with lv.v and glad· Sunday, Oetobcr 3. She Is the ,, "' • loll. . Mrs; Ray Whipple entertained daug!Jter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Max t The Jn·ldc Is lhc tinug!Jtcr of at n storlt shower Saturday eve· Eifert r1f stl~!m::n .,~ond. Kelloggs Observe Mm. Eslilf•r Jlolnws of Mason. nlng honoring Mrs."Fol-rest Fry, The Whipple home was decorated I Mr. anrl Mrs. Louis Stld nnrl Mrs. Myrtle! T!PimkPr of Lansing MR. AND MHS. WALTER J. IIEA'l'HMAN 61 st Anniversary Is llw brlrlr!groom's motlwr. wllh white mums and .pink fnll family were Sunrlny dlnnP.r Hulh KPnnPdy, aunl of the roses for the event. •; · l\11'. and )\'Irs .. Walter J, Heath· residents of Ingham county all of guesls or her parents, Mr. and Dr·. and Mt·s. 1•' . .T. 1\cllogr;: \VI'J'e - bride, playerl "Indian Love Call," Games were played 'wllh Mrs. their mnt'l'iP.cmos will marl< their dnughter·in·law, Dr. IJJH! Mrs. F. "B•~cnUHP," jjO PPrfocJ Lovr.," nne! Frunc!s Slusser, Mrs. Jurw Mess- children and 12 grnmlehlldrcn. Mrf. Carrie Gilmore of ,Jac:i<­ golden wedding anniversary Sun­ W. Kcllngg, In Gmnrl Hnplds, "'J'lw Bells of St, Mar.v," pr·cc:Pd· ' ner, Mr·s. Robert Messner and FrlendR and relatives of ·Mr. ~nn SlJCnt the weel1 end with Mrs, lng tIll' r·PrPmony. SIJr! was also !Mrs. Rolland Messner' winning clay, October 3, at thelt· horne, and Mrs. I-Ieathman arc Jnvitcrl to l\1, C. Smith. honoring their GJst. wedding nn· nlvcrsary. fH'COillJlllllisl foJ' ' Norman .Julw· th,c prizes. Twelve .guests at­ 2085 Hamilton road, with a reccp· attend the reception. Mrs. Gt•orgc Stowe visilcrl her way of Lamdng who sung tended from Lansing, Fowlerville, lion given lly their chlldrcn. They request that there be no daugltlr~r·, Mrs. Mahle Oor.lctcr, Other glJr.sts lndwlcrl Mrs. "Thr·ough llw YPar's," "Always," Darmvllle and .. Mason,' · The Healhmans have been gifts. and son of Perry sunday. Franref Woolley and ciaughler•, nnrl ".JrL~I a Close!' Walk \i•llh The hostess served ·icc cream, Mrs. Myra Goss arrived !tome Mnrlnne, and .John Klp)lf'n o[ Thee." caiic and coffee froni ·an autumn iCI ld TY,Th. • 1 O . I Sunday after vlsiling in Grand Grallrl H.nplrls, M1·. mtol Mrs. C. For her· wr.rlrling the bride brown unen-~ov;rc~ t~hlc. · (r.1.aro w ~ tppteS bserve Hap ids 1iH! past :3 weeks. A. Plumb of Filnl, Mr. nurl Mn;, chose a lloor·IPngt h gown of Mr. :11ul Mrs. Alva Chrlslinn .James Woollr!y, .hula and 'l'om· · white ln!'e ovPt' sal ill wllh n !Jlgh visited Mr. and Mrs. Temple my of Downers Grove~. Illinois, stnndup mllar. Tlw long la!'e Couple Speaks"Vows Christian and family Sunclay aft· Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wnnl!l!y of slcoves [t!ll in points over the 25th Wedding Anniversaiy 'crnoon. Woodhull, Illinois, anrl · Mrs. wrists and tlw gown fcaturerl a Mr, nnd Mrs. Harold W'h!pplc .Jerry Wyman. poured the r:offef'. Miss F'lorenc:c Fletcher visited Georgia Casson of Flushing. full sldrt. Iler fingerlip·lenglh In Angola, lndjaria '• Thea Jeanette Kramer became celebrated their 25th wedding nn· Others who assisted with thr! her clllllt, Mrs. Mabel Pierce of '' '' ·,, veil of Illusion wns heir! in Jllat•f! Wililamslon, Monuny afternoon. Mrs. C. A. Clinton visitPd l!C'r hy a tinm of seed pearls. She the bride of .John Franlc Yuhasz nlvcrsary Sunday. Thclr children, serving were Mrs. Larry Chap· Saturday, September 25, at An· Mrs.· Allee Casper and Robert man, Mrs. Vct·n Long, Mrs. Geralri Mr. nml Mrs, Lawrence Miller mother, Mrs. llir·t. She 'J'rlp In Not•lher·n l\llchlgun The bridegroom graduated from Twenty-five guests were present Refreshments ot bcll-centcreri married In Mason Sept em her 2:3, carried n fan lopJH'rl with yellow Aller the reception the coup)e Eastern high school in Lansing at n reception honoring the cou· Ice cream, calw,·coffee nnd mints 192!J, and hnvc lived their entire roses nnd nlso wore n t im·a of left on a wedding trip to north· 1in l !J45 and worlcs in the office of pie Sunday at the· hbme of Mr. were served from a linen-covered marrier! life in Mason where Mr. roses. ern Michigan, Wlscon~in and In· I the Secretary of Slntc. and Mrs. Wllllam Yuhasz. table. Whipple has been employed by Paul Helmlwr of Lansing, diann. For trnvelin~ the bride I Following the _wedding rehenr­ The bride graduated from Ma· Mrs. Don Clwprnan cut and the Ingham county road commis· brother of the hrirlt~gmom, was c:lw;·c a n11vy blue sutt. They are sal; cnlte and 1ce cream were son high school In i954 and . Is served the wedding cake. Mrs. sim;, · best mnn. Clar1de Jfrlml 1-I11zelton their senls. Show~r Mrs. Verna Gable of 341 OiLllrler corsage of pink roseH. tcrlaincd at a storl< shower last weeks wllh her son-In-law and Mrs. Robert Fletcher enter· night Jn honor of Mr. and Mrs. Tompkins ami Eaton Hapicls. The Mrs. Hclmi dresH wit.!] nnvy ncces· nnl Clark. Holmes, and family. Mrs; Holmes club Thursday evening, Mrs. 'The group presented the couple couple wllh a gift. sories. Her corsage was also Iii I~ Fifteen guests were present for was in an auto accident in Po· Nels FerrJby won 'nl·st prize and with a wedding gift of a steam * mnde up of pink roses. the occasion. They played games mona July 26. She was alone at second went to Mrs. Fred Olds. Iron and Revere ware. \Vt!lltliug· l~<'f'f'.ption lkld and prizes were nwarded and pre­ • .. .,rtr ' the time of the accident. A worn· The evening was spent visiting 'l'ilc newlywcriR greeter! their sented to the guest of honor. Woman Observes an ~rom Ontario, California, ran Mrs. Oliver' Brown of Williams· and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler '-·----gueRts· at a reception in tlw Lan· Gifts were displayed around a n reel llght and crashed into the ton called on Mrs .. Edythe. Every showed colorecl slldes taken of sing Y. M. C. following 1he 85th Birthday A. centerpiece ~f a stork holdlng a Holmes car throwing Mrs. Thursday. Mrs. Brown Is the for· the 4-I:r' club members and floats Mrs. Bettie Hm·tig' of bahy. . . Mrs. Ona Almond was guest of cercrnon~'· Holmes into the street. She re­ mer H azeI W hlte of Mason. at the Ingham county fair, and Holt presided at the guest regis­ Mrs. Hilderbrandt served re­ honor last Wcrlnesclny at a flllr· ceived a brolten shoulder, brolten M r, an d M rs. A . R . Gil PI n an d scenes tal~en on a trip throttgl1 ter. prise party honoring her 85th freshments of calte, whipped neck nncl facial bruises. Mr. and child ren spent t h e weeI t cncI w I t h the Upper Pemnsula. Refreshment;: of wcrlding cnlw, birthday nnniversary. Mrs. W. S. lemon dessert nnd coffee. Mrs. Holmes left Mason 11 years hiS Parents M I Mr A R icc erPam, nuls and mints were ljc * lit • r. am s. · · · Th h t I j 11 I ngo when 'they moved to Pomona. Gilpin of Detroit. . · e. os ess_ s~rvec . c o, en w, Seelye entertainetl honoring 1he serve,! from n table rler:oratcrl Mr. and Mrs. Richard Demlow They hnve 3 sons, Raymond, sta· Mrs. Russell McBride and Jean! sam!WJ~hes, lea .l.ml coffee at the event. .with pink and white glar!ioli and ant! fnmily spent Sunda·y as tionecl with the army in the l-In· Ann spent Sunday !n Wayland at~ close of the evcmng. Friends from Dnnsvillc, Mason •!iglitcll tapers. guests of his pnrr.nts, Mt·. nntl wallan Islands, Charles and Le· the home of Mrs. Leon McBride. 1 * " * and East Lansing caller! lo c:on- .-:: Mrs. Paul Ilelmlwr cut nnd Mrs. Edwnnl Demlow of Mt. Roy.. , Sun~lay nfternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. Royal Webster gratulnte Mrs. Almond. S!Jc rc· «"served the wcllrling cnlw. Others Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Oesterle and 3 sons of Bnttle Creek spent ccived several nice gifts, after -· ' Mr. nncl Mrs. F. W. Prescott of were Mr. and Mrs. Marlyn Howe t~e week end wlth her parents which Mrs. Seelye ocrverl refresh· County September 30, 1954 of Eden. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. DaVis. Craig ments of calcc, lee cream nml cof· "' Ingham News Page 4 ~~s~~~Fne;t~m~urc~s~ft~r;e~~ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar VanSteel· returned home with them after fee. Baldwin nnd Mrs.• Jennie Daldn. ami nnd family and Mr. and Mrs. spending last week with his ''' * •· Mrs. Mnry Hawley of Lansing Clnude Miner were Sunday din· grandparents. Mrs. Zena Dnvi~ Sunday Mr. and. Mrs. Gerald visited them Sunday and Mrs. ncr guests of Mr. and Mrs: John spent Monday With her son-In·~ Pulver, Mr. ami Mrs. Dwight In Tune with the Tempo Myrtle Sanford of Lansing was a Engelhart of Cl!o. ~w and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Helms, Mr. and Mrs. I-I. S. Pulver Sunday ·evening, caller. Mrs. John Schwarlt · of Elsie deo Swift. and family and Mr.' and Mrs. Olen of Today's Informal Living Barbara Bunlway has Mrs. Duane Auxter at the Web· . Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Densmore ing church Iiley were nil dinner safu~b)i.· been sick for the past 3 weel1s bervllle Communlty halJ.S~turday .visited Mr. and Mrs. John Mnrsh guests of the Walters hornr. Thr. • .• r~~ ~ . ,foldawav Furniture but was nbie to nltend church evening. ,. ·: · of Plymouth last Wednesdny anrl occasion was to honor th~ hirt h· ·. ., •v.',... ' .. Sunday. Wllllam ~· C. McCowan wns .a Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Mnrsl; day anniversaries of Olen Stricl:­ ••' ., I Saturclay dmner guest of Mr. nml returned ·With them. They all llng and Fred Walters. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Beaumont .Mrs. Franlt . McCowan of. Lan· visited Mr. ancl Mrs. Lyman Lang- Mr. and Mrs. Clare Raymond Your Number 1Furniture Buy! : nne] f a mil y o f . Tl1rce Rl vcrs spen t· s I ng. Th e ell nner was he ld to I10n· .\i•orthy of Alma over the we 1· : '. Sunday with his mother, Mrs. or the bkthday anniversaries ,0 f Iend c' spent Sunclny nflernoon nt the George Benurnont. Tom McCowan and Karen Helt· · home of Mr. and Mrs. Dtirwood "' K' 1 f F · h 1 · · · Margaret Vlciistron of Rich· Fletcher in Lansing. Sunday eve· when fall is the season M rs... W J!.. msey ct •rJday us. . ,.,, '•· .. · 1 M Only Sam1on foldaway Spaca•doubling, work•lavlng, Sam1on to spend the winter months at Mrs. Millard Bachman. and Miss mond visited Tuesday at the Gr.r· n 1ng t 1wy· v1 stted Mr. am · rR. l,wrnlture GIY'u 'l'ou foldaway furniture ;, modo !or tcdtiy'l Brndentoh, Florida. · Doris Fenner ·of Wa$hington D. alcl Diamond home. Barbara Full· Richard Ohm 'in Holt. and fashion's the reason All The•• Foalur••• simplified, latvontltn living! Quickly;: C. . lv d b · . t "'1 '·t T d er of Cleveland, Ohio, was a \Veelr Mrs R"yrnoncl Not· tot! "11tl • Cholca of 1ix gorgooua easily you pull allra room• Iron('• cloitr Mr. ~nd Mrs. Enoch . Beebe · • m~r e .. .Y. Pan~.' !J.S ues ay · · u .. and you're wearing· our luscious co lou. -for ontortatnlng, hobbio1, dining; , spent sJnday with Mr. and Mrs. at the 'Elmer' Frost: hoine to at· eijd guest of the Diamonds. Sun· Mrs. A. F. Ziel>gmf allenrlcrl the Virgil H. Inc of Hastings. tend tiie. funeral: a( Otto Fenner d(lY .aft~rnoon callers were Ray missionary institute held at tho e Washable, atain-raJIIIant ••rv;ng and o1har u101. Sao lhi1 hond1am1, new spice shades, how col.!ld you vinyl Sam1onro• rugged Samson Furniture todaY.: · . · , ,' at St. touls ... Mrs. Fenner was: rl Ohase· .and daughter, Luelle and Y. M. C. A. in Lansing, Thursday. irphohtary. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Birkett b. · ·th 0 f M B. 1 .. d ~•!'ss Mary Hawlev, all of Lan· The meeting was under the I Oiscovor how economical it Ia IQ Qwn tht ·; and children of Lanslng spent ro er rs. !!!; 1man an "f • resist the temptation of • Etocrrically woldod, · lurnituro 1ha1 maka1 a amall haual 'bigt Mrs. Frost, Miss Fenner was a sing, and Mrs. Jennie Dnldn ·and auspices of the Unlled Church tubular·l!oal log1- opon I Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Rus- niece. Mrs. ·Albert Baldwin. Women of Greater Lansing. '¥ wonderful Woodhue ? oo1ily, lock 10curoly. , . .. • •• sell Bir.ltett. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Ht.!gh Cq~ner and ·. M1·. and· Mrs. Nelson Brown and Mrs. Oscnr Lee and chilclren • Polluro-curvad cho;r bach. Blrlll Wlllinmstmr Cc•ufi•I' 1\1o•tlrnrllsl, m. C'Jirisl i.lll Yottlh' Jlel!owship, Llfco Miss1nn IH'gins Sunday, Oc· llcnllwr 'and clnughtnr of Ilolt clrr.stc•t·, Massac•inlsc>tls, wom Jlonu'l' ,Jamrs, pastor· Worship r:::lfl p. m. Wc>drwsc!ny, Blhle tohPr' 10. Dr.• John 13ar!\1Py, ns· were eallct•s, Mrs. Griffin ."<'I'VPd wr.I'J( end guc'sts nf tlwlr fnther, Mrs. Bud Fmtwl~c·o allll Carol r.ervlc•c>, !1::!0 a. m.; dnlrC'lt si·l!ool, sillilY, and prayer lliPPtlnr,, 7:,1G soclato pastor of 1 Metmpolltan a blrthclny dlnm•r for Mr·,, NPIIIP 13rttC'e Grangc•r·. Mr. Gr;angcr t'r.· Ann of Grand Lc•dgP, Mrs. Pratt on Monday ami Mrs. I·~d· tumrc! Jwmc with the Smiths for Gcrn•gp Ilngndol'll, 111rs. Hay 10::JO a, m. p.m. Methodist dnu·c·h In Delr ult, will wnrcl Daft. was a guest, .t vrs!t. Craun and Mrs. Dorothy Durham he gue:,t Iemler, • 1 M of IJI'W!tt Hrul I!o!i;P Lraun of uitrJt'." ,.,, till' M. Ti",, Several frii')IC]H HUJ prr•;r.c m, Willhunst on 11:1(11 1st, TTarn!cl St. .luml'f'l Cntliilllc• Churc·h, Rt. Sllnclny Vl " ·• ,., Vanr!c•n ou!t I .akc• lll'al' ,)ad(son "l nr1cl 0. A, I'llll.'C.'l' l~dna TilliS Wl'cliwm!Hy even 1n~ HcPsc•, pastor•, C'hurC'!t Sl'!lfllll 10 RPV, Msg1·. Clmrles J(contlng, pns· SlcH'Idll'ldg·r· lllllltist, .Tnml's E nrllllrlst{)." ' ' wen• C'a!lt•rs at tlrc lronw of Mm, " WI' 'IC '·Jr. ,•trll] '·Ir·,s, ]'IJY fill' hl'l' hirlltday illlniVPtSary. n. n1. Wrll'sllip f,r•l vlo-e 11 a, m. tor Mass will Ill! sai,J at 10::m Lomhnrd, pa~tor. Sunday, JO::!ll ll{lme.'' n " ' I!PI'I C!'iltlll last Wl'Pk, nne! 7::lll p, m. ,Junior nnd sconlc•r Sunday mcllnlng. Laird of Farmington and Mr. nncl Mr·. am! Mm. Basil SloWP were n. m., worship s!•rvlr e, ohsPI'V· Mrs. Alvin !lalllfnx of ,Tad\snn, rc•c·P.nt r ,i!JPI's of Mrs. Vlvl.lll Mr. and Mrs. .T:tmf's llnlton r:roup~ fi::!ll Jl. m. 'l'ilurscl.ty. ance of lhP. Lord'~ supper. II ::JO Mt•, unci Mrs. Ruhl Bunker ;ml Stowe at Munith, Mrs. Stnwe has l1ave n son hnrn'la:;l Thm:.;c!ay, •reachers h•:;son study tnllnWPci \Villlumsltlll \VPsh•yan 1\lethocl· a. m.. Bible sl'!10o!, Ir·Prw Cobb, son of DnnHvlllc, Mt·. and Mrs, !Jet•n sll'lc Mr.o; llurhPt t Sl'in'rJ!•d<•r· c'!ltercd hy prayer sPrvh•r• at i'l Jl. m. ist, Uowh•y, I~ev. Carl Coffey, supr•t'illiPrJC!enl. A coiass for all J. E. Disbr·ow and daughter·~ anrl Mr. nwl Mts. L. P. Williams tire St. LuwrPtu·r• 1!11spltal Tucs· Lad!Ps llaptrsl Union third pastor. Church sdtool. 10:00 a. ages. 2:30 p. m,, KrumrnH'Y f.trm \'V~cJnp:;c]ay, ~ fl• 111. in ilol11C!!, Mr::. J\udroy Flaugher an:! sons 1wrr l'l'l'Cllt 1:t11'Hh nf Mr. ancl clay tn undergo ~.urw•ry m,; wor•.l!ip nl'l'Vil'l', 11:.30 n. m.; sr.rv!C"e; 7:1!i p, m., Juninr nne! OH 1"tH! FOUR'il\ DAY, 60D MADf 'TH~UU, of Eaton Rapids. Mrs. Hu:;},C!i llorwoocl nl Clralh· ynun1; pcoplc>'s mecllng, 7::JO p. senior Baptist Youth l•'ellowship, t.'DON AUD SfAP.o)' TO • Mr·. nne! !\Irs. Fr.1111' Way am! /'S'f'fAR lN "'fHE -:itlisltc sr.r VIC'l!, 'l'illlt'sday, AU~ YfM\$, Episl'OJml. Normnn Kinzie, vicar. 'l:lfi p. m .. !Joys and girls !112 The Laclic>s Euchre l'luh will' guPsls o[ Mr. ancl Mrs. Dmwln WPcitwsday evPnlng mr.Pt,ing on meet Thursday, October 7, at 7:~10 Willmms. Mrs. Donna Uclt•son ancl Mrs. Pearl Purc'l'il wns a Sni­ Sc·rvicc~ nnrl PhurdJ s!'!mol, 11:00 nwPI in the Phlu'c•!J auditorium 1lw l!u.t :111d third \VPclrwsday of p. m. at the Attrclius townsiiiJI daughter, Kathy, who haw been urday at the hrmws of Mrs. a. rn.; first nncl fifth Sunrlays, 7:00 p, m,, nrC'IH·>·tra praC'IIce will! ~ur•st tlw mnnth. Stlllll:ty ~.C'!tnnl in llw hall. visiting Jwre lilc past 2 weeks, ro· Leon I, nndlitany, :,tully, Hc>v. !loy r.:astman Will ( ' Holt. Nat.:U'I'llt', Hc>V, William haw C'hnrgc; R:30 p. m , choir The story or Creation (nbovc) hcgim tliO complete slory of the Bible in nnrl Mrs. Ichao! •tudents N. Y. J>. S., li:rViiC oil 7::!0. class, II ::lll; Gospel anrl ministry of Mrs. Nellie Prai t of Aurclltis I · · ' l'raye>r me<'ling e>:tdl Wccinesday Chr.rry, pastor, Sunday is rally un's Christian Fellowship, Willinrm;tnn Sl. 1\Inry's Cat h· FALL I'AWl'Y IS lfEJ,D own houscworlc ri::!O p, m.; Sun1Iay r.vening serv· oli1•, HPv. Fr. I!u~:l1 Conklin, pas· 'J'hitt v-five nwmher~ of I he Ameli us Bapt is! Lndies Aid icc ti:30 p, m. Wednesday Bible Farm Bureau Aurelius L. A. S. tor. ConfPssiun~ and dcvl'lions Mct!Jodi~t Yonth !cpllowship held will meet for a picnic Wednes· John Je stucly ami prayr.r meeting, 7:'15 Saturday 7::311 p. rn. Sunday n tall party Saturday evcnmg at day, October G, at the townohip mnsscs at 7::JO nnd 10:311 n. m, p, m. Seven families met for n pic· Schedules Picnic tiw C'lllll'l'h Fcllow'•!Jip hall. hall at 11 :30. Providing the Fow!l'rville: Confessions and de nlc with the Lloyd Blaclmlorc" J\anl'y Br.ty and Lee Perkins led wcalher is goocl members will last Sunday nftprnoon. Aflpr· din· Mcmhers o[ the AurcliH'i Ba)l votions on F'rictny 7:00 p. m. Sun· Ilonsrl United Hrethl'P.n, Corner 111 :111 ewning of varier! games ~~o to the Columbia Ct·eek park McCune cla ymass at !1:00 a. m, Ilaw!l'y road nt Vaughn. Ve1non llC'I", Ru~~rll War ncr, chairman list LadiC's Air! So<'ict~· will mcrt and c·ontesu •. The rnnrn was dec· Dinner will he pmvided hy I he 11. Bcarcl~lcy, mimster, 10:00 n. of the group, conducted the husi· Wcdnesclny, Oc-tober u, for a pk oraleorlcr 1s di Aclrran: b P· m • .Tu~wr I-Irgh ·"Farm JJureau Polwy," ::~2 to call Mrs. Cllarles Davis, rector of ilw r·lwrr. 110\V Cllltliil'l'IAN SCmNCI•: Westmmstcr Followslup. Mon· . r Aurelius t402. This meetrng is open to wives day, 7:30 11. m .. session. Tuesday, The next meet!ng wrll he held ----~.,-- ImAJ.S •ncl i:~rmlics nt the members. Re 8 [l. m .. lrtlbtees. Wt>dncsclay, 6:30 Wednesday cvemng, October 20, l'fWO INFAN'l'S RAP'I'IZED :tr'shmcmts d r:idt'I', fried cakes p, m., youth choir; 7:30 p. m., at the !10me of Mr. and M1s. Roy R H R f "The Tme l(nowlcdge senior choir. Brown. 0 1Je~· 1 yan nun, son ° 11'lr. mel C'ookics will be servecl. w~st ])elhi an.d Mts. Peter Hoon, nne! Mary that Heals" Elizabeth Cotton, tms•r Snnclry Noltlngham aecompan· gunrrl . . . is to fnrm 11 ville, Rev. Charles R. Gross, pas· tnr. 10 a. m., church school; 11:15 icd Ruth Ann Cooper to the Chel· jll'Pfl'rt'IICI' for II l'elllll· sea fair Frici:Jv nhle l'um•rnl dirl'elll!' in a. m., worship service, Dansville, Siegler ir !!e! a apace hualur 'rfrat tlllVIIlll'e of lll'l'd, 1'1\Jmly "Wocld Wide Communion." 10 a. Mrs. Tlwlma Slone enter! alnec! waaler heal forcing you lo live in ono and· lnh•lligcntly. If tht' m., worship service at Vnntown, Mrs. May West and family at ar two roama with caiJ llao;,, l'mH'I'nl di!·Pclm· Is n communion. 11 a. m., church rlinncr Sunday. llll'llllllll' or his Jll'ol'cs· school. 2 p. m., leave !or' district Beverly Cosgra:r vislted Mr. Siegler ia not a central heating plant ' sionnl nssodntlon, he hns rally at Ann 'Arbor. and Mrs. Myrl Hichardson and ' with o~rptnrive inatollalionll lll'l'C!IIml tlll oh!ig·ntion to family Saturday. · ' ,• I r lllllll're to ll l'multtmentul )} n u s v i II c Ir••d with "oxnon s,tudy a11d pmyer, Thursday, 7:30 ' THOUGHT FIlH! or Mrs. W\lync Stanton on Wcl!nesrlay, the Y£!ill', As result, tile first 'Grnup 2 CJ:tenslon club mat Sep· Each m'cmlmr chose the month goods sale, nnd voted not to have freshmrmts, Mr. und Mrs, Duncnn•nnss· i]f William Aelltenhum, with fi Octollcr 27. pmJt:r:t. iH "hr•tter·lools.lny evening enf()rlaln at the next: meet lng noon lunch at which time tlw st10 uld he $1 plu~ the nomlnnl the National Geographic Socl,ety. monthly meeting, her 20 at the U~her home. Naw "Silent Power" exhaust with 1-1 mcmlwrs and ,, f{IWHtS which will be llw Cln•istmns hostess served It chicken dinner county dues. The name "Modarn Whale-oil plants rim its hnrbor. The following oiflcors· were has hcen developer! and Installed present. noll eall was arwwered worl1shnp Jesson 1111 Oetnbcr 21. assisted hy her Cll·hnstessr.s, Mrs. Moms" was decldml upon for the Sande fjord skippers crulsa i for elected !or the coming year: on all modals by GMC to lend the 1 with "Some Short Cuts in Cool<· ''' Noll·lhwl•sl. Ann!lhls '' Hussell Smith, JXoJt·H. Charles group, and members ordered months in Antarctic waters to Chairman, Rnperl Stur·man; vice· Librarians Confer Industry in nnswerlng m·owlng lng." . I Thirteen mcmlwrs and ona vis· Brool\s and Mrs. Don Waters. I their equipment for lhe Christ· catch the world's largest m'ammal. chairman, Paul Redman; secre· Mr~. Pomala Shoemalwr, Ma· public demands to reduce true!< .' YearhooiiH for 'thr: coming year !tor, Mrs. Harry Brown, met rr.· After the lnrsine::.·s mr:etlnh( •re· mas worl\shoplesson. Some round trips covar 25,000 tary, Mrs. Frank Net11away; dis· son school librarian, was at the noliic. While malting exhaust wera filled out anrl 111!\'1 rn·ojt!els <·eutly for an all·day meeting at surner, hostesse:; volunteered Jor I The meeting was adjourned by miles. A native of the, city . de· cussion lender, Mrs. Ellswm·t h Michigan Educatinn association noise~ Inoffensive to the human ' the yenr. A Ct1rlstmas party will I repeating the women's extension signed the first lluntlng whale Brown; Blue CroHs secretary, LLI· camp eon fererwe for iiclwol II· ear, Llw newly-designed muffler he held In the town halt. · creed, after which the co-hostess, factory. Now these Htrungc craft dell Cheney; women commlltee brarlans at St. Mary's lalw S:ttur· mul exhaust pipes do not dccrcuse Ingham County News September 30, 1954 Page 6 'l'hc meeting ad,lotn·uccl so that I Ann Brown, ~oerved brownies and runge to 25,000 tons; members, Mrs. !?loyd Lnunsteln dny. Iengine power of GMC trucl{s,

·OJ·t FOR PEACE AND QUIET ~~~

Whether you. are a businessman or a housewife, a fellow who makes the wheels go 'round, or a woman in industry, there come times when yqu long for peace and quiet. You'll find quiet in woods like these, but not a silence. The wind whispers through the trees. Birds murmur softly. Insects squeak tune­ lessly. The soft lap-lap of water against the shore ·is like distant drum-' On Bearing beats. There is infinite peace, but never silence. Much closer to you is another haven of peace-your church.· Here too you will find quiet, but no dead, spiritless silence. . True Witness • • • Instead you will find relief from your worries, and inspiration to keep doing your best. You will find the friendliness of others like you seeking inspiration in these troubled times. For the peace and quiet that will carry you serenely through the Christ Jesus said: 'fThou shalt love the Lord thy God week, go to Church Sunday. with all th;y: heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy mind. This is the first and, great commandment. And the second is like unto it, Thou shalt love thy neighbor as thyself.

On these two commandments hang all the Jaw and the proph- ets" (Matthew 22:37-40). Jesus understood the reality of man to be liis status as the image and likeness of God, and

he also understood fully the nature of God.

Jesus made it clear th~t those who believed on him

•should ~o· the works that he did, but to achieve these results. we have to understand his teachings. This involves under­ . standing the nature of God, thereby pet·ceiving the true na- ture of man in I-Iis image and likeness. Only in this way can

one be in a position to bear true witness to God and man, and by his perception to really· obey the two comm<(ndments set

for'th by the Master.

THE CJiURCH. FOR ALL . -CHRISTIAN SCIBNCE .MONITOR ALL FOR TJiE • • • The Church ls the . CHURCH the building of cha grleatest factor on earth lor It · rae er and d .. IS a storehouse ol spirt gao Citizenship 1 strong Church, neither J ua val~es. Without ~ can survive. There ared;mocracy nor civilization ·, every person should our sound reasons wh and. support the Churc~tle~~ services regular!: . o~n sake (2) f'or his- chiidre ~Y are: (I) f'or his sa e of his commun' n s sake. (3) f'or the sake ohhe Church ·i;~~~~a:~.natf~n. (1) f'or !he fnd material support,, PI~n tolch needs his moral . arly and read your Bible daiiy~o to church rog.u. . . '· . Sunday B,ook Chapter 'M ondoy "" "'·""" • halah v...... Tueaday" ·"" "" • .. halah 30 65 15·21 . Wodnudiy '' ·' · · · '• • Zeohariab 17·25 Thuraday · "" '"" . John 4 6·10 Friday "·"·""".John .14 21·27 Saturday """ "•" .. Oalatiano 20 19·29 "· "•' · •" • .PhUippfana . '5 . 4 '~·26 f.g .. , . '

,-.­ ' ,.. .. Til is fag~ .fs. iJ'lade Possible thrOLt[fll. ~he. Generosity of the Firms. and 1 lui&viduals Lisi~ci Below !>a;.s', Clothing Rov·w.:Adams -: Ware's Drug Store Pioneer Barber Shop . Van's Service , n.,. · .. Baii~Du~n Funeral H~~;e Cowdry Heating &Ventilating . W. ·Glenn &Sons • Stockbridge leslie Coffee Shop Silsby Implement Co. · Gamble' r- Holt . Wayne Miller Sales &Service. · . The Finris Company ·· V~gt Funeral Home "': .~ansville • ~ ' . ... • ' 1 ) ' ' ' ' 1 • ' Thorburn lumber & Coal Co. Wolverine- Engineering Co: Schmidt's Departm,ent Store Dart Manufa~tiniitg. Co. ··· ·. · Bem~nt Feed & Supply Service . Mills Store

·Mason.City ,Bakery · Est~s··leadley Funeral Hqme' Dick's Suiioco Service. Dart N~tio~al. ~~~k ·· ·.· ' · · :· · ·· ,·; Ji"''~ Market· ·.. · H& M Drive-in ciea~~rs. •,. Holt ·. . , • , , ' \ .( : •I', • \ \' I ' ... ·· · Jewett.Fun~ral Home· Max·McCarn ·George's Mar~et .. : .. · _ ...The Fa.rni~r~ Blnt ·.:~ ·.:, ..· .:: · Lou~e,t'slagerTrucking Co.' Morse's ·Restaurant: . i ,, .E._:'t~:UR: TROUBLES TO.:CHU:Rc;:H~:A~D.· LEAVE:.·TH.~_M··~-i.HER·E:\-~::~. · Mf~LIQNs;.,pO! . '· •' ' ---===:=l--:=!3 Farmer Peck's s~pRmber30,1954 The .Ingham Counfy News Part 3 Wife t ' I don't lmow anything IIH nice 'to I F Th · slim'L!H the trngecly of her !Ire, Clviliwlion 111 \'low 1\f.plin, happen to 11 family. ' ox eatre The pnrt nf 11 lllstcr Inmate Is Dexter to Teach I wns esper!lnlly glnrllo 13ec how 1 Brings Drama_ to Mason played by Dlnnn DCII], it hloncln .Tim went all nul In .Joy llllCi prulsr! 1 · unci shapely young n~~ross ..Jane over his new bully. Them aro The fury nr the htHI snvn~c rnlcll Jlyllon is fmtturcrl In ·the rule of New Tax Course Anulhi'J' lint tire, ' times when I feel guilty In tnPn: nf llw mighty Sioux nulinn is rlc­ anotlwr prisoner. The rest. of tho tloning Snmmy so rmtch · Ho for piclmi in Cnlumbln Pictures' "The ! plnynrs nrc perfect In their re­ Wllllnm B. Dextet• of Mnson, nn I him to give Amy top bit'{tng tills Nebraslmn," coming to the Fox spective roles anrl lnr.lurle Simona nssistnnt nllorncy general as· ~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~,--~------~· week made me feci more normnl I ilcalre F'rld~y nnd Saturday. A 1 Silva, the sensational lnlcl'llnllon­ signml to llw revenue dcpnrt· . Hurrah! AI Just we c~un sec• ottl away som<' :;hirts. There slnml 11 .. , . if there is such a thing ;ts n film ()[ the great betrayal that al hmlltty who playH 11 ll·ouble­ men!, will huvu dmrgfl of 11 :;pc. ngnin! Ali sttmmer WP Jww iH'PII' very nlmorbed Summy with 11 h\g parent being rw•·mal, We're juillj hntlied ·I he West' in hloorl, "The mnldng prisoner wllh drnrnallc hemmed , in hy mrn f!Plds .•rust protrudhtr~ r·l!rst. I!e Wllll stufflnr, goofy in. various degrees, I suv-~· Nebrnslmn" has seldom been ex­ errect. cini income tax course offered lilw llvlng In a forr•st. 'l'IIis !:; 11 fn;:-;hly Jrnncrl handiwrchiefs in· pose, to other folks. ecedt•rl for· shocit-tlirills nnrl siwer businesses nt li1e LBU, lilt!P·Ir:~velmi l'oad anri a lmlf-milc> ~:ir\t• his overall bib. We pulled Whnl a lot of cxcil fnr out• Fmm wc1hling photo fohlc•·, ·we wlli be glnd eorn going down ;1nd a Iit I II' ho,v were :;ervcd 1o the entire group. sisted at the first game with St. ors, and is sent to IH'ison on an w singin(( to himself. lllr• rPad of This lcachcr-boanl meeting seems Friday and Saturday. o gins with a series of JJrutai police ~iw you oml, Johns 2 weeks ago. The Allied Artists production murders which detective I-Iaycicn instn·ancc fraud. 'l'he author of ,~ahow I said I hal being rruiel W<~s iilw such a wonderful iciea. · co-stars John Hodiak as an air stubbornly believes is tlw worl< the story, published as a novel, is 1' cause ·for alarm last Wflei<. Til!~ I .Joan Henry. week hf! hums at his work!l I Cong.ratulations to lhe .Tim force major, Bruce Bennett as an of "honest-citizen" Gene Barry. went into our bedroom to put Drowns and the Richard Browns. Service Men army surgeon and Barbara Brit· Pursuit lalws him to a tawdry The nim stars Glynis Joims, an I ton as Bennett's wife, in love with bonlet•town where Harry's girl·t aett•ess since enrlicsl chilrihood. BABS' PHOTOS Pfc. Vernon L. Burgess has llorlialc fiend, honi

Mrfl, Belly Wllcnx anrl fnmlly of I Knowleelgr., lilte l'cliglon, lllliHl Williamston Carl Bachman 'Dies ·webbervi~~e ClJnrlotto, · ' he • 11tll(pcrieneerl" In ortlet" to ib~W Mrs, GcraltJ..,BnrJ]cs retumet] !mown. E, P. WhiJlplc, Grace Smith Mrs. Gral;am- Phone 66·E·2 from· the Ma~on· Gc.;nc;wnl.l!nsplt n I _ Of Heart Attack Myrl 'rlmrsday und IH stclylng·wtth hrr ------_--__, Cu'1·1 Bachman, 00, died sud­ l'!mllh I•Jxliihllr; Ctltflo nnronts, Mt·. anrl Mrs. Hurvcy denly at. Hochestor, New Hn111P· him• rr.~pr.rllvr.ly, were hrie!CJs· Swnlm, E\!ld fnmlly, c. n. Smith hns onteretllO heacl shire, . following a henrt nttaol~. 'Monroe~·wentland muir!H. ],;neil ''ill'l'l11d II eolunlnl Children's John J. Morse, 58, of Holstein cattle al lhe 1!154 Nn· He wns n former resident of Wil· illlU(jl!C'I of I'Ose•illlrli; llllcl tnlllllH, tlonnl Dairy· Cntllc CongrcsH, to II amston. IILHI \Vfll'l! liiii'IIH lo llllltch their be held In Chicago Oeiobnr 2 Special! Stricken ·Tuesday He Is survived hy the widow, .V ows .A rf! Spo ken holl(jll!!ts. Derby Neighborhood lhmugh !1, E. S. EHicl, exposition 1-IU?.Cl, or Ji'armlngton, New • LawrPIII'I' 1\lchln scrw'rins hest lllrs. G. \V. Sp1•ingmun :;ccretnry-munngm· unnnuncell. 4: Ptll'lllntHmt Proofs .•John J. Morse, 58, of 018 W. Ilc1mpshlre; 0 sons, George of mun. LcstPt' Mnnron, Matthew Mr.· nnrl Mrs, Eel Ol.loman nncl In It Grund River avenue, cllec.l at his Williamston, Donald of Pontiac, Saturday. Nlght Monroe and Hoy Mnllt'm!, hroth· J,ovcly Uuhy lloolc home last Tuesday aftet·noon. He • ,, e'I'H of illC' hrirle•l'otllOlll, IH'IP.cl m; family t'eccnlly e•nllecl on their Ronald of Incllnnapolls, Robert o! C W I Camp Chaffee, Arkansas and onstnnce entancl, rlnngiJier trshr.rs. ' ' pnrents in Clwlsea. Mrs. Oil oman, hnel lived in Willlnmston for the 1 Rites Held for of Mr. unci Mrs. Robert Wenllnnc.l past 21 years, and was r1 rnernber Raymond and Dale of Wllllams­ J\ln;, \Venllanrl chose for her who has been seriously· ill, Is lm· of Engadine, became the hrldr~ of proving, of Montrose Masonic lodge No. ton; 5 daughterH, Mrs. Virginia clnugltlr.r's WPrlding a tan crepe $3 Ernest Hill Monroe, son of Mt·. Compidti ' 428 nne! of the Inlernntlonnl Un· Lasher and Mrs. Elaine Carpen· clrrs:; wilh mal"hing ne·c:essot•le~ Mrs. 'Orin Acldey vlsilrcl •!\Irs. ' ion Engineers of Crane Operators Mrs. Gunsolley and Mrs. Ernl'st H. Mnnror. of tm· of Lansing, Mrs. Doris Faust· anrl Will'!' 11 r•orsnge of yellow Eileen Smith Satui·rlny nvenin~. local No. 32<1, man of Williumston, Mrs, Eileen Webberville, Snturclay evening nl Mrs. Allie Gunsoliey, 70, of Dr.· 7:30 p, m. at the Ernunne!l !•'irs! lnse!lnirls. The hridr•grorun's moth· Mrs. Claire Sclwrtzlng will ilC' He is survived by the widow, Nortman of Chicago ami Mrs. hostess to the Derby exle•nsinn \~andid Weddings troll, diecl Sr.ptcmlwr IIi. ~uthe1·an churc:h in Lansing, er worr•niiVY blue crc:pe ami wore Marie; 2 daughters, Elnlne nml r~osamond Horton o( Fowle1·vllle; a r·m·:;age of pinls rm;eburls. A I'C· club Monday evenh1g for 1he Surviving nrc 3 daughters, Mrs. 12 l'oses In 12 grnmlchlldren; one brother, Rev. Karl F. Kt'llllss, JHLstor, ce•plion was hPicl nfle~t· the: cere· dub's Jlrsl. lesson of tho new $2 5 Joan; and one son, Gerald, all of Grace Alien of Lnnslng, Mrs. Clarence ·or W!lllnmston; nnd a performed the liouhle-rlng em·e•· mony in lllf' l'irur·eh Jlill'iors. term. Wedding Album up Vv'illirLmston; nnd one brother, Vila Guull of Detroit and Mrs, slste1·, Mrs. Irene Clemens of many before· un allnr llce•ora 1Pel UOBEUT II, DAimn, llf.D. Emma Lewis of Lansing; one sis· 'I'IH• r·ouph• ll'fl frH' Nlngnm Rnymoncl nnrl Hnlph Mnrz nnrl William, of Chesaning. Drnyton Plains. with cnndelabi'U and haslwls of l'alls· nnrl C:1narln afler whkh Hohort H. Balter, M. D., of Pon- No 'fr11vc1 Churge ter, Mrs. Alta llnrt of Williams· flowers. Miss Irc:ne and Doris Lehman Funeral services were held ton; 2 grnndsons nnd 5 great· Funeral services wer~ held llu•y will he 111 home in Lanfiing. 1ine, will serve ns president of 1he were recent callet•s nl: the Dick from Gorsline Brothers funeral grnmlchlldren. ThurRdny frorn Gorsline Brothers The bride, nlllretl in a nnnr· Mlchlgun Stale! Medical Soelety Srnilh home, ' horne Frldu •· ufternoon at 2 funeral home at 2 o'cloclt with length dress of whltl' satin and W. A. C. fins M<'<'liug· for Hl5,1-Hl:l5. He will talce orricc LeCiear Studio Ji'unet'al sc1·vlces were held ul Mis;;~s Clarn and Ann Spring­ o'cloclt \VIth the nev. Harold ncv. Hcu·old •r. Heese of the Bap­ lace, was. given In mar'l'lage hy Memlwrs or !liP W. A. C. mel elln·ing- the society's 5-day 89th l'hnloJ:'rnplwrR the Gorsllne·Rtuwimnn funeral man of Enltle Creek spenl several riOll-lilnll~nd, r;istcr of bride, acted as maid of honor. Slw Sigma Phi held 11 meellng last was gowned In a yellow floor- Mt·. 1111d Mrs. Cl;u·cnr•f' Rcy­ 'fuesdny at lhe horne of Mary length dress of crepe and al!:o niJir!s, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wilcox, Cornelia Smith Dies June Merrifield. New prospeellve Alaiedon Center Williamston Youths carried a colonial bouquet of mr· 1\lr:::. 1\Jyrl Gl'llham, Mrs. Loris members wr.re ilwll eel to at tend. lllrs, Elmm· C. Brown In Convalescent .Home After the business meeting Doro­ Enroll in Colleges responding color of rosebuds and .lnlms, worthy mat mn, Mrs. I•'ran· mums, ~he also sang "Because" <'i:·; Patton unrl Mrs. Grace~ Selntll Mr. and Mrs. Haymond Burr o! Cornelia CNanl Smith 8,1 of thy Casey nnd Fn~nees Alles pre· Many WII1iamston young peo-~and "The Lprd's Prayer." atlcnderll~w 0. E. S. c•ounly nigh! East Lansing announce the hit·th 331 E. Grand Rivet· nven~le, died s~nted an Interesting demonstra· pie left for college recently. . . a! Amity d!aplet· in Lansing Ma- of a daughter, Jodi Lorraine,· nt the Avm-y Convalescent Home Iron on table _ellqLtelle and clcc· Among those of the 1954 gradu· 1 Donna Mnlseeri of.~elr?II. em~- :;onk lcmpln. horn Jcriday, September 24. She late Saturday nigh!. She was oralion. Virghun McCauslnnd and nting class who are slal·ting col·, sin of the bride, nttned Ill hlur • Tfw P. N. r;, r-luh rncl a! llw is the former Roselee Arend. bom .July 28, 1870, in Ann Arbor IDorothy Snmohovctz were co­ lege nrc Ann Greenaway, Gary i and Mrs. Marian March and Mr;;. J]l)nlf' of Mrs. 'l'lu•n•;;a .Juhh last daughter of Mr. and Mrs-. B. Ji'. and had lived in Williamston for hostesses, and served refresh· Griffith and Marian Hintz at I Luana Sawyer, sisters of the Wc•rhwsday will! Mrs. Hallie Mon· Arend, Sr. 82 years. I ment:;, Michignn Slate college; Dawn I bridegroom, dressed in pink anri l'rJI! as c•o-lmste;;s. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer B:own Funeral services were l1eld Wilton, Floretta' Fox, ·B. arbara will be dedicated·-;:t--t·h... e .... '···.~r·v-·,.,·_.,, i\11··· A1·1· " 111 · · called on Mrs. Mable Brown ami Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Weaver and L 1 J 1 p ki d Bill u - - 1 ... 111e IVI:l 11esen IS ns- Tuesday morning from the St. Ollll!:le n, act er ns an· next Sunday. si:,li11g in llw mrc nf IWI' daugh· Mr. ami Mrs. Ivan Lurner and Mnry Catholic church with Rev. family have moved to Lansing. Guhi'Y at ·Central Michigan col· lege, MI. Pleasant; Ted Johnson On Wednesday, O~tohet· .G. li_w tr.r, Mildred, <~l Eaton Hapirls, Dalr. and Sgt. Doyle Larner Sun· Fr. Hugh Martin officiating, Pall· Their daughter, Terry, will enter Walnut school and receive special and Keith Sober at Ferris In· Pleasant Lake W. S. C. S. will wl!n recently harl nn operation. clay. Sergeant Larner was home benrcrs were Fr·ed Gubry, Frnnlt on lenve. Smith, Claude Campbell nml Isa­ rehabilitation training. Five-year· slitute where Ted has been hold Its annual church fair anri fvan Lane 1.~ ~lek al his home. STORAGE FURNITURE SAlES old Terry is a victim of polio chosen' manager of the football chiclten suppe~ at. the !,ieaiim.Jt .l\1r. and Mrs. Kenneth Powell, Mrs. Cora Palen of Lansing dore Schnelde1·. Burial was in MI. 4601 N. I~ast StJ•pd (US-27 at Valhw Farms) Calvary cemetery. paralysis. team· Jael< Henderson and Pal Lalte church. Serving- Will !JegJn Mr. and Mrs. Vining Hawley and spent Saturday night wilh Mr. at Houghton School of at 5:30 p, m., adults, $1.2;), and Mr. arwl Mr;;, ltol:md Graham nf llot!l's: 10:00 to 7:00- Smula~·s: 1:00 to 7:0() She is surviverl by her sister, Lee Ann Johnson, daughter of Cask~y nml Mrs. George Cady. Sunday Mines; Bill Wright, Lawrence children, 75c. 1Wchhcrville attended tlw wedding they wore dinner guests at the -!'hone: I ... :tnsin~ 7-!1173- Mrs. sue Greenaway. Mt·. ami Mrs. C~mrle~ .Johnson, "' l'his \Vce;;;s on New ·, , , celebrated her tiHrd lmllnlny an- college, Appleton, Wisconsin; Mr. and Mrs. Forrest DiXOJl of Ernc~t Monroe and Constance home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Spc~cinls lllcrchnndis1~ ~ ~ niversary Saturday at a party David Haney, Alma college; and havt? returned from a vacation .Wenllanrl Salun!Hy evcn)ng. Really of Williamstr;m. I~inisheel Chests - 4 drawer ...... ::... : ...... $l!J.!l:i 1 Mr. and Mrs·. Ed Sweeney have given by her mother. Guests in· Donna Cavanaugh and Bob trip. They attended a reunion of Mr. and !\-Irs. Ronald Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Larner Cenmlco Shullos - •I eolm·s ...... $-1!1.05 ' moved into the Weavers' former Ieluded Barbara Ball, Chari Fate Jones, North Carolina University his Company A, ?12th Tank Bat· Mr. anrl Mrs. Hnwarrl Wolverton were Sunday dinner guests of llollywood ~latlress nntl Sr•ring by lt4·.~1cw!'llf1. .. :...... :.. $41i.OO home on l~ttlton street. and Kathy McCausland. at Greenville, North Carolina, talion at Rockford, Illinois. They and Mr. ·anrl Mr~. David Lilly- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Larner. In Chrome Ul't!al11'nst· Sels (5 pe.) ...... ::·•·: ..... -;, ...... $1i2.1i0 Entering their second year pf also toured in ~issouri, st~pping white spenl tlw wee!\ end at their the afternoon they caller! on Mr. college are Roland Anderson at •for a few days m Kansas Ctty. cnlla;.:e al Hound lake. and Mrs. Chester Wilcox and lin Slll'C to nsi( foJ' yom· 'l'lwut.m And ion Piny lUnney Ingham County News September 30, 1954 Page 2 the University of Michigan, Kathryn Dolph at Michigan State college, Richard Latham at ,. Wheaton College, Illinois; Paul I Brett, Jr., at Le-Tourneau Techni· cal Institute, Longview, Texas;. and Nila Smith and Ann Moore You can't.beat success in an automobile for proof of v~lue. at the 'Baptist Bible .Institute. of Grand Rapids. James Zubulalte is So take a look at the national sales figures and you find entering Michigan State college this fact: Buick today is outselling all other c~rs in U. S. 16 - 5 Min. ride E. of the after one year at the UnlversUy of Michigan. ·· Amcrica_;regardle.ss o{pt·ii:e Class-except two of the· Entering their third .year of · so·c~;tlled "lo.w;prjcc t~1·ee.".Al,ld yyhe~1.,f;pu lo9k , SEE THE BEST AT THE CREST college are Jerry Eaton in the University of Michigan, James at the "tomorrow" styling of this glamorous beauty- FREE Reese in Bryan University, and when you try it for V8 power, for room, for coin fort, t<.Jr Vaughn Young in Michigan Staite 'I.' Every Friday Night college. Evelyn Smith will be· a ride-and when you check its low ddivercd price...,. .. · ·· · ·· · senior at Mt. Pleasant; Charlotte ·you lui.ve all the reasons for Buick's soaring success. Tuttle is matriculallng with ad· ONE DELUXE BICYCLE vanced standing in Columbia Be on Hand- You .l\lay Win! Bible College, Columbia, South It Costs Absolutely Nothing! Carolina; ancl Donna Lease ·is matriculating . with advanced Attend the CREST Every Friday nigltt! s'tanding in;: Bryan University, Dayton, Tennessee. Jli'RIIDAY-SATURDAY OCTOBER 1·2 ...... _.__ Giant 3·Unit Show NI.'.W Chapter Is Formed ...... A new exemplar chapter ·of Beta Sigma Phi was formed at a · meeting last Monday at the home The Desert Rats of Marion·Geiszer. Election: of of· fleers was held. They are as fol· The more cars we sell, the better deal we can Richard Burton • Robert Newton lows: Jane Smith, · presidi'!rtt: Marion Gclsze:;, vlce·president; make with you. So with our tremendous volume PLUS Donna Johnson; . 'Corresponding ' right now, we can offer you mm:e money ns an secretary; Marge Patterson,_ re~ cording secretary; ·and Grace allowance. That means we're passing our success Smith, lreasurer. ·Members e11gl· onto you where it counts-in the fewer dollars b·le for this chapter ar~ Jean est Wolf, Dolores Stuart, Pat· -. you_pay for"this dazzling new Buick. · with Dicl• Powell man, Bonnie Howat;d, Df'lnr,~s·l Fate, Jane Smith, · I)ouna Johnson, Marge Pnttn••"n'n PLUS and Marlon Gelszer. BUGS BUNNY CARTOON FESTIVAL Special Midnight Show 81tturday Munith Mrfl. Ford J.Uiller . Mrs. Julia Hoffman returned' from Foote hospital Saturday alt· Heat Wave ernoon to the home of her dadgh· Alex Nicol • Hillary Bro,olw ter, Mrs. Regil)ald Ford. Mrs. Ben 'Pritchard and cliil· SUNDAY-MONDAY OCTOBER 8-4 dren of Ann Arbor spent Wednes­ Terrific Twin Bill day night and Thursday with her parents, ¥r· _and Mrs. Ford Mil· ler. · · . Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Neal, who Shane· have been visiting .. , her sister, Mrs. J, R. ·GriiTln, and family, Alan Lndll· Jean A•·tiiur have returned to Greenville, South Carolina. PLUS' Pvt. James w. Ford spent sev· eral days with his parents, Mr . Buick today is graced with JTIDdern beauty-year·aliead and Mrs .. Reginald Ford. He re· styling that's bound to stay fresh and neyy~looking · ·turned to Fort Sill, Oklahoma, on .Pr.ide of the Blue 'Grass. Saturday: . for years. It's what the other cars will come to 'in the Lloyd Bridges • Vera Miles The . Henril~tta, firemen and future. So you can be sure that you '11 trade high . their families held a picnic at the later when you're ready to. resellthe Buick you buy TUES.-WED.·THURS. • OC'l'OBER 5·6·7 fire station Sunday with 97 pres· Sensationol Entertainment ent. Contests · and games were right now. Come in and make the buy of the year · held. The members of the· toWn· . i ' . . . ship board and their families 'in Buick. You'JI find you're way ahead now- and at were guests. trade-in time well in the future. · M:r. and Mrs. Ben West /Of PadS Nights Grant , spent· last Sunday · with friends. here.. 1 Gay - Grand -·Glorious· MI~TON DERl~· STARS ··'. Mr. and Mrs. Lloy!} Price, ~r:, FOR OUi'CK- '·.• of Jackson spent Sunday with Soo Th11 Culck-Bllr!IJ Show. PLUS their parents: here. · ' AltorMto TLosday Evonlnos The . seniors of· Stockbridge high school are taking magazine ' subscriptions to Increase House of··.Wax · trip ·fund. Mr•. and Mrs. Robert Harrlsiof --~-~----.....,;.-----·wHIN!!IInllt AUlOr,.IOIILES.ARE IUILT lUlCK WILL IUILO THEM.._ __....,iiiiiiiiiiii ...... ''l. ••.· .. i .· . .VIncent •Price • ~Frank Lovejoy · · IT C~hellsea visited their parents, Mr~ · · · · · · • . · · · · ' . · : · · ' ' ' . ' . da~,~~~:-.:u:~::o::eratsa::l: Hilton &···Ric-hards ··a·uick church ·here ·have 'been :lnstall~d ··corner Stft.te'and 1\lat)l~ In inemory of Eldon. Katz. 'I'hey 1-.·~~~~--:-':"'7-~-:-7~-:-~-:-,-:-~~""7---:"....;.-:--:--:-~;.....~~----~-i--:--:-.-.;_.,_..._.,~..,;,;_;,...;.~-:-~-:l--:--;...... ---....;...... l~_;.;,~- ~arriage Applications Slate llar /lead · South Aurelius and UII£1111Jzallnn Jron1 !wing Oilllf I North Onondaga Jli'I'!IH WI' loifl', 1\\ tiiiH'WH WitH llfll olhr B. Wnltero, 211 '"""'"~· ~h·s. II, ](, JPield stny IIJem In I'll, LotriH. J f'Hn rll JJonnlfl 0, Mudokhlft, 2.1, J.nnneln).('; li'Yillg to i(Pi rid ol ciHIIriu•s. liP lilrunr:on (, Dncrrue1 1 22, r..~nn~tlnu, met my IPIIPrs lo OJ,JriiHllll;e'IKrd in ntll Rnhfllt C 'J'1owhrldgn IH, LnnHing, I lou; I~ 1111' l.ng<•sl ni.JIIIIfd•lllll'l' Murin M lllr.nkr., JH, LnnHin~r, Mrfi. Jdn IIop1tlns nltcmlc1l the go v 111' n m c 11 t by lnlPi'rldt\onnl of Ill' IV\'·rlllly llolll'llllosiiJII'• In Jnmu Clnrvoy, J4, ldlllflhlln Mn1y l!f wmlcllng annlvmsnry of tclntlvcH monQy lntc>tPsls, ihP 1\lllid W•n•l.,k, 22, Lnn•lnJI, 'l/,~1.',.~1!1\'""''~~ Uunno r•• Auxtr.r, 1n, LlnriHny, In Lnnslng over the wee!;, end. ------~ Iron• Fnrf'mnn, Ill, Llndt~r•,v, Ohlu The women of thQ Unlter\ Com· Of!rnld A. Mlllur, I H. Lnruslnu 1 Ingham County News K. ~l11rk, Ill, J.un,ln~ merdnl Tmvelcrs Auxiliary of September 30, 1954 Page 3 (,nry 1: Whltro1d, :!II Wr.hh••vllh1; !;Ia Lansing met with Mts. Clcyo tUl M Joffroy, I H, Wllllumtttnn John M linn, I !1, J•.nnt l.tiiiKing, Mnl· Sp nders lnst Th ursr\ay for a IJO· ~ lerll' J, IJielcnhcu:, Ill 1Jut1nlt hemtnn dinner. After n huRine~~ DR. CfSC~l L. GA Tif~N Cicnr}(n J Rrnlth, ~.!, LnnKifiK Allr u Ji', MlddnuJrh, Jtl, fllund (.A.•dJ.Cu meellng bridge waH pln~ed, CIHIWPI:AU'I'OH Edwn1 rl W. CJ'Nt•ll, .!4, LnnHinu 1 Mr. nnd MrR. Claud Prtrls\t 111 P E),nnm A. Cnnk, 2lil LlutK[rlfc fioht.rt c, Lyonn 2:1, J.untrlnJC Hord11 slaying at the Dorr Cady homo Cnrlr~r•r1, :w, Orand rlnpldK '!'he Donrd of Commlasiolll!l's while Mr;;, Cady Is conOnerl to n HOlll'S !) - 1( I Pnlrlcl• I. r;dlng, Ill, l.nrl~lrm; HoiUll• CJf tho Stnto Bn.r of Mlchlgun tn 1. Jnlll'tl, 17, J,nnHinu lms elected Henry L. Woolfcn· hoHpllal. Momla,Y through !1'1•iday I'rnnk U1 tlz, :!,1, Ovid, L111 '' Huthn1 Mrs. Gladys Fairchild of lllvr>s UL I.IL11Hitll{ / den/ Detroit attorney, the twon· !'fell M. lln•h, 0I. l.r111Hin1n Wllmu M tlet 1 president of tho ns~ocilltion. Tunctlon tooit her atjnl, Mrli. ~HiXP. OJ,pmos· Hoatl Btwer, •H, J.nnHiuU". A commissioner sinco 1!151, he r-rellle Pratt, to her home fe>l' n Alton ll Jflnnlrlf.fH, :!0, Mnaon, llnla lms devoted many years of sarv­ fnrlhday dinner Sunday. The hon· OimlUOS, l\IWIHGAN lullh J,, Muntwn, 1U, Put1ult icc to the legal profession, for Dunn!d n. JlnHkluH, ~n. LuKiiu' Ntllmll 0red guclit, 92 yenrs of age, r e· M, El£e1 t, 21. Mnttt~tl it wns in 1!l:IG that he Willi chosen the first c;.:ecutlvo secre­ relved nice gifts. Olli<•t• phon!' L:msing BD-:!-00 Hi tary o£ the prCllcnt 10tegratcd Mr am] Mrs, Anthony Goris bar of Michigan. He hllB been unci family of Jnr•kson were Still· New Court Citses a member of vnrious commil;­ day guests of their pmenh, Mr. tccs, wns for two years in tho house of delegates of the Amer• nnd Mr~ Orblc Dolhcc. ican Bur Association, From 1047 Fom ty rii'!!mhers of the B. L to 1040 he served nR n member A S , frlendR and relnt 1vcs gnvc of the 1\fichigan Public Service Mrs. Nellie Prall, 92, a sunnlse Commission. Ho rcsidca in party Mon,Jay afternoon ,\1 the Bloomfield Hills. Aurelius town hall. The honorer\ guest gave an Intel cstlng talk of past memotjes ns rhd several others. The honrn erl guest 1'1' ceived many nlco giftH and C.JtH\y, after which refreshments wet c H()l'VecJ. NAVURE ON LETTERS ARAMPAGE l'il:'s Under Straw Sind< CAM COST It won't be funny when we have to lucie out on ou1 farms, and hide the p1gs undr.r tlw YOU PLENTY sll aw st;wk fop protcclwn agamst the Commissar;; Miss Opal T.111ner Vlsrlcd You" navar can tan wllon Naluro wtn run amok cm4 Washtn~ton, sent !herr. by causo lloavy damag11 lo your property, But yov ~ Gerald L. Smith When I Jlrst met lnallt.t against lou at small coall Iter she was secretary to Carl Mote, chmrman of the Amer 1ea F1rst convention When he diCd H. Chappell Agene::y he left her enough money so she 4317 W. Delhi could buy the building thai housed thl! Clmollan Na!IOIMII;;t Ctusade. That was lo prevent 1he 'fo setth~ lh1• Uurvey II. Glldurl estate, we will Rcll at (lllbllc Allcllon lot•nted 8 miles Houth of Cluu·lotte on Cochr·un rouil to Bflllevue hlghwuy tllld 4 miles en~t or 3 milcH south of Eaton Ruplds on M·GO to Bellevue highway und 5 miles west, on LAST DIP-Though summer is ·gone, French starlet Noelle Au· dler braves chilly weather far' her final swim of the year at anr Registration outdoor pool in Paris, France. Tuesday, October 5 The fact that she Is the only C(immenclng nt 12:00 o'clocl,, shar·p, the following descrllled person in the place docs nat lll'OjleJ•ty: deter her, proving 1 ahe's a brrrave girrrl. . 2 5 Head Holstein Cattle 2 5 O~emos and Vicinity ilolsteln Cow, 6 years old, fresh ~Irs. Wulter Jlcntlunun Notice and open 2 TRACTORS JlolstJeln Cow, 4 years old, lfl:i I Allls·Cimlmers WD·41i Trrac· Okemos E.Js!crn Still'S will · milking tor with :J 14" nttnchcd plows serve a family slylc elm ken sup Jlol!iteln Cow, 4 yeru·s old, nnd cult lvatnr. This tractor Is 4 !Jet' at the MaseJmc h.lll So~tur for milking months old und used very little cl.ty, October 2, fi'Dm 5 tllllil 7 Uolsteln Cow, 4 yenrs old, lflli2 l•'ord Trnctot• (fully p. m Mt s CI,lir J3Jdwcll or Mt s milking I'I)Uippt•d) good l'ondltion, with Il1lton EbClly have c!Mrgc of te llolst.eln Cow, 1 )ears old, 2·14" plows, cultlvntot• and servatwns '1 his supper IS hemg I milking weeder·, good t:omlltlon put on fm the benefit of .1 now I Jlol!iteln Cow, li yeru·s old, Masomc !Mil. milking FAR~I ~IACHINJmY Women of the Community JloMeln Cow, li yenr·s old, l!llil John Deer·e 12·A 6-ft. Com· church wrll hold .t ntmmdge sale , J~,tllldng blne with Bin and :Motor in the church Octohct tl, 5 and G IUcCol'lnlck·Deering 13·hCJe Gr·ain ORDER FOR I'UilLICATION Notice is hereby given that town~hip :uul city clt•rhs n ill lie at H11· plat'<''• lllll!!!eln Cow, li yenrs old, A T1ue Co,,y FINAL ACCOUN r Mr and Mrs John Wlutmyer ',;milking tmd I~e1·tlllzm· Drill (nearly Robcat J... D1akc CHArlN-Oclobcr 19, 1954 announce the appmachlng mm· listed below on JroiHtcln Cow, 6 yem·s old, new) Uc~-tiHtc! of Pt•ohntn Stille of Muhlf..:'lll 'J'ho ['ruhltu Cn111L riagc of then d.ltlghiPr, Nancy, Cobey Wngon on Rubber with for th~ County of lnl-\"h am ' milking ORDER FOR PUBLICATION At t1 st :-;:qon nf tmul Cmut, held un to Wayne Kneclll)!es on S !lUI irolsteln Helfer, '2 Yl'lll'N old, bred Steel Grain Box GE:NERAL Rt ptcrnlu 1 2 7 I 'J 1<\ clay, October 2, at 8 p. 111. at the l'11 '"'l liON JOliN McCJ,Lf,L \N •1 ,ll!JisteJn llelfers, 1/i months Cobey Wagon on Rul)ber ~vlth McGARE:Y-Octobor 21, 1954 .Judg-e of Jl1uh tlt! Commu111ty church • old, bred Steel Gmin Box and Jllgb Stntu of MJUhl~nn. 'I he I'whnto Con1 t In l111 Mntu 1 uf the EMtnlc of WAH • Mt'. dtHl Mts. Ruymond Carlson Cl Sid fo1 thu County or lns.thnm HI!:N II C I lAPIN, lh tt •'"ucl, 4·~lolsteln Jletfcrs, 5 months old top)ICr CS At ll HOKHIOIL of ,000 'miles an· ncnt registration law, ;tny llCI'Silll nho has mowInl< cl Lnunty Nt\\s, 11111! tl1111 tlu llltl1tni• 1 rno.ooo Intm·nutlonul Truller with 4x8 ~lllllrilnn of her IIOIKOII fill the I'""'"' cnuso 1 f'OIJY of thiH IHd11 o tu l10 H•ll vr rl d!JVIllg age on or before November 2 aiHl has rwt I'Pgiski'I'II mu:;t do so in f•rt!t•r to l':!sl his Sm•gt• ~IIIket• Pump with 2 Units Steel Box that the luHal fnthm· o( xnul m1no1 In llll{ UJtnn cnch 1\IHI\\Il 11111ty 111 IIIIIIC~t 11 ami Pipeline divorced hnR nnt conlJJbutccl to the HU p Ius htsl !no~' 11 .uldlt. 11-\ 11!. tcJ"'I~teH•tl ballot. Momlay, October '1, is 1ht• I:Lo;t d:ty 1'1'1\isli':i.lit,n <·:m IJt• :tt·{':·pt<·d lor voting in ,Jnhn Deere Trnctol' Corn FILr&IIWI'·I llOit of "'"' child fell five Y!IIIM 110· nut II, I! 111111 ll'Cf 1111 !11 n111Hit d, 11 t. l••nst Know lhc true value of time: Surge Wntt•r· ll••rdcr fot• Ford nnd PUil·lype Jlltch mcrilutoly Jllcccdln~ the hlln~ of lu, lntniNn (II) dnvN I•IIIJI ln f.\Urh hcni­ •ut!d 1•et!tlon und snatch, SCIZC, and en JOY CVCI,Y the November 2 election. Surge Wush Tanks (lll'llrly new) It IH OideLed 'l'hllt the .,., d,l)' nr IJlg, fll h)' II• I ~unnl Hf I\ llC Ill II oll'IL hvu lUcCormlck·Deerlng Cream Ud d 'lH Ill lUI tu suth h1111uw moment of it. No icllc>ncss, no rle Ford 6·ft. Powm• 1\Iower· Octohc• A. D. 10'>1, Ill LWn o'< lock Ill JOliN M< r:11;1,I.AN l,1y, no prncra~linat10n; never S••purnto1·, l~lcctrlc .Jollll Belltl Orc[lot•d S(lr"yer wltl1 tho nftornoon. Ill the Prohnlc Olfrce, .HI f. 'J1 IIC 011(1) ,Judvc u£ Prnlu lc 10 !Uilk Cuns .. " W Studnnw St, Lnn!ilnJ.t. Mldwmn he Ma11ha lhny1•1 put of( t1ll tonJOJiow what you Gus Engine unrl ~~ hc1eby ILI•J•ointed fo1 heutm~-: ~~~ d OupuL} HI VIlli I or 1'1 uhntu c,m do torlay.--CIICste!licld ltubber·th•ed Milk Cart 'I' I G S d ( l•ctltlon, Registration P~aces and ~ioamrs I'IIC 01' I'IISS ee er new) It I• F111 thor· Oilier eel, 'I hnt 1111 hllc no. ·.John Deere lland Corn Sheller lice tholcnr he given hy llllhll!•ntlnn nf " JIAY, GRAIN, ETC, D R k S II to tl D copy of thiK oz dcz, once ench \W ek rur lllllp ll C p (C 0 I l'ag throo HIICCCHSIVc week< PI<'Viuu, to Hlllll I AI-AIEDON ONmWMJA 1,000 Buslwls of Onts Set Sleighs •lily of heru1n~ 111 thu lngh "" Counly l-yle Oestm·Ie, Clei·I• HnhPR't C. Nnblc•, Cl<·rl{ Wllll'O\Ver fOJ' 1\lower Newt!, n nmvKJIUIJtll Ill lilted nrul ctlcu .. 30 Acres of Stnndinl:' C!IJ'n lilted In tmld Count) At. my home on flu· cor·ner nf llulL uutl li Acres of Sllngc Corn 1\lt•Cormlcl,·Deerlng 2·borse JOHN McCJ.F:I.LAN AL tht' 1'1t•r1Cs rt•;,idt'IH e·, l~.l:~ Hull!'" in Cultlvntor A '1'1uc Cop) • Juel,:o.of Prohnto Olwmos rotuls, 1975 N. Ol,emos r·mul, st rePt in Onpml:tga. 1,000 Bales of Clovm· Jlay Ruth Soh II per oot ~liO Sf one Boat Del>nty Roy1ate1 of Probnto HAMPSHIRE llnles of Alfalfa IIRy 150 Bn!lhels of Spelts Slnglc·seat Buggy mmATFIELD umoy ORDER APPOINTING TIME Vel'non UodgP, Clf>•·l• FOR HEARING CLAIMS Lawrence J. Smitli, Clel'l• ~llSCEI,LANEOUS 1\.1 lh1• l'lt•••l<'s l'l",iecenHcd. Arlcr ofllce hoUI'S t·cglstt·ntlon will he h1lum sh·cet, Dansville, or 111 Ingham 'l'uwnshi11 ~ Dur'tlc F.~edcr Pigs, weight Jt lllHlcntll1).(' to the cou1t thut the hull, DIIIIS''illr., 0PtObCC 4, ,' a}IJiroxlmutely 150 lbs Cr'Dtcs Set Dehorncrs time f01 tJllmtcnlutlon of chums nitnhlKt C. B. Smith Sales Pavilion 11t the clcl'l,'s residence, 110 W. Sycumurc, Set Steel Wheels and Lugs fot• ~111ld CKlnh• Khould be llrmtud nnd.. that ]}luson. '·· n time nnd tJlaec be a"lllolntotl to aucclv .... , on M-Hi- 3 miles west of Willi;imston VIDVAY Forti Tractor oNtunlnc uud ndJUHt nil elnlrntt nntl rl1 • l,OOO·Ib Platform Scoles mnna!' llKilinKt HUicJ dCCCUHCd hy nnd bea Rfrs. Ulanchc Whcdm·, Cim·J, forD ltUid COUI't: WIDTE OAI\ Qmmttty of Grnln Dll!.'"ll . on At lhu clm·l<'s rt'!,illt•nce, 2 miles south of It Iii 01·de1ed, 'Phnt CltH..lltorH of Kntd Arlo Warfle, Cleric Fot•ks( Shovels Ullll'all othe1• mls· decenHed lll1..1 1c(Juh•cd to 111 ~sent thair Mason nn US-127, 1 Vl miles wt•st on 'l'omlln· II to Knld court nt the Plolmtc or. Reglslet• 'nnytlmc rat the clerk's' t'csi· cellrmeous Items · son I'OUIds to unhl day of bent in~-r, In miles west of AIII'Cllus Center on Barnes ro.ul, m· in' No. district, Mt:s; 'Elhm Eny1~rt the lnyhnm nty Ncwli, n ncWKJlnPel A. 1\1. ruul show at 10:00 A. M. Cash !lrizes to tmrtici­ a rnlntcd and rculntcd tq t111ld cnunty, road. ut 51il5 ~IIIIer t•oaul. und that •nld l>e\jtlone~• li'IVo known In· llllJtts in judging contest. '<111iredtercsted byPllltioK lnw. udditlonnl notlco "" rn· DO YOUR DUTY I - 0 ·,

Ingham County News September 30; 1954 Page 4 nuo~t!1r' Ohlh l'hut~ ntmu'J' Inger, Merion ftl<'e nnrl Ml'H, BVS Squad ·Beats Wt•rhwmlny, Or•to!Jm•

Fire Tlmt muu is most. orlg-inul who Is nble to udnJII. from llw Liability m·•~ah•st numbe•· of som·ces. Acddent -WIIIium Wrig-ley, ,Jr. McCowan & McCowan Anthor·lzed Ag·nnt. fm· Auto Owners lnsurunce Co I•'IIUI -·l-!AmLI'l'Y- WINDSTORIU- ACciDENT ll:l K Onl• Phone J}fason 3261

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AI Rice Chevrolet.\ 0 1 'o,,'l Da-nsville Ingham County News September 30, 1954 Page 5 ,(iMe·on.i.~.tome··Itr• .-.~rfif,orTaifii· f. It A. Officers Have wtw uuumt 111 Inwll (flolllillllr!c] l'l'!nn Jtnge ·1l The hoys 'r.nm}Jerl nu one 'troop Mnlvln Utter wns cnllr.cl In -~~..., .. Aa.P's. BIG. FA'LL hut each Jliilrol rllrl IIH PWn coo](· Planning Meeting Gravity, Iowa, Monrlny· lwcnuso lnr; uml oiiJel' r•nmp nctlvltlns. of the rienlh nf his futhcr, Tom Boy Scouts Attend They [IHJ'IieiJJalcri In unil'onn In· 'l'ttesrlny afternoon tho nffkr.rs UIIP.r, Mr. Utlr.r dim! early Mnn· spr>t~linn in whll'ir liwy rr.cr!IW!rl nf the Ji', II. A. nnd 2 represenln· tiny morning. IIn was 70 yenrs or Fall Camp Roundup fh•st pilwP nwurrl. Oliwr uvonts IIVW' fmm tho sP.nlnr hlg\1 classes nge anrl wan n Conner reslrlrmt of whleh they look part In wem lwlrl n planning meeting nl tho Dnn.':vllle, Besides the widow, hll 'f\yent)~thJ'r!siJn, DnVI!I llll!hl, Dr•r1n Jlc;Jg- ' ' Tho of[Jcors present were Ann mnmlnf:l nt the l.wmc of Mrs. Fryers 39c lrm, ltot-:r'J' ll S y. Fish Sticks 4-FISHERMAN-HEAT 'N' EAT PI< G. , of MJ·. and Mrs. Frcpl rig/it on willt liB lnHl periflcl the mnnuever Grnncl t,edge nt Holt. . losing ways l•'riliH~' nlg/il. 'l'lw haei

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Paying l 1/2 o/o - Dart National Bank Time Certificates

.Interest 'Paid Each 6 Months, If Desired ·Interest from Date of Deposit

' ..\11 lleJmsits insured up -t!i $10,000.00 by )rc,leral Dcpusit Insurance Corpo~lltion

··LOW FALL PRICE NOW IN EFFECI ON ~ USED c·ARS ! Mason People Do Cal·e

Tho response was amazing. By . Friday forenoon 152 men and women with 0-type blood o_ffered it to Mrs. Soule. Another 50 responded throughout the day, but by then their blood not needed because Mrs: Soule had died, 11nd the 'at­ at tl'ie hospital were too busy to take down the If the boys and girls who heartl of the volunteers. . . · ' · Cunningham would follow his \ ' \ - suggestions they mhy never run a mile In 4 minutes but tJwy will be sure of making a marl> in some endeavor. • ' l'RO'l'JWTION' PROVmrm 1n PAVED BARNYARD HELPS KEEP COWS ANti ' will ho pnlrl l~y thr. Mlel)IJ.:nn .fln, •, Corn Field Day Is October Blood plnsrnu processing for A uc tione~1· .Begills Testing Program pnrtm1ml of ngt;tmtlf!ll'rJ,. wll\ the nrmerl services In a Mlchlgnn conrhtr.t· the. te:;ts: ·Any: rl!a~to~ DAIRY BARNS CLEAN Jll'Or!esslng Rllllion is safegunrdr.rl nnlmals will he holllmmrlerl with fmm mnln·llne power lnterrup· .At Cattle Auction . a 2·lndt "ll" I for 'llnn!j:sl on ,t11n At Miller Farm In Eaton County lion hy 11 Rlnnrlhy dlesr.l·clcetrtc left ,lnw., Dl', Coy, will tss(tn frt'Jif,, sC!t mamtfnctur·Prl hr the Detroit l['[1tr.s nnd oilH!!1' docunil!lliH 'of An ,1J'en rt• field rlay will he to Dimonrlnlc, 11wn north nct'OHH Dimml Engltw Division of Gcn· Will Aid ·Control nulmniH Hl!O\\:Itg" ueg-nllvc nnd Jwld at thr Edmund Mll.lor farm M·78 to Millett t'rHul, lhPn 2 mileH rwal Motm·s. 'l'lw fet wnH In· will Wl'ltc slnughtr•t· permits for In Enton r:ounty, Frldny, October west to Gulnen or not•tiJ on Hlallml llr•r·nusr~ any Interruption An lnnovutlon In Mlchlr.:an r!nt· l'CIICIO!' llllilllllis, 1. Wnverly l'oml to M·78, then turn 'of f!H! •JH·Ilflllt' ]li'()('C!SS Cottle] re· tie cnrctlons thnt may serve ns a pilot plnn for the other· 50 in the HPncllng anlmnls will 1\e rc· ThIs field clay show re· left on M·7H to Millet f, then fol· tarlt in loss of plnsmn as wr.ll us will ilnmugc: to pr·ocPssing machinery, stutc will be lntroducerl Oetohcr lenHr!d only fm· slnughtrr, anrl suits of 10 plots put out Ja.~t low Millett road wrst. 9 at Htllsdnle as the result of nn will be segrcgntPrl f\l ns i1r1t to sprlng hy Mlchlgnn Stnte college 'l'he standby nnlt Is fully auto· Infect nllwr r•nttir>. '!'In• vr>tr•t•J. ]nntle In Its oJH:rntlon. agreement between the Mlchlgnn farm l!l'OflH extension depnrtmeut · department of ngrleulture and nnrlan 11lso will lnspcl'! !ll'(!l11j:-;l'H for snnitat ion, . ' In cooperntlon with Enton county_ Battle on Bugs Andy Arlarns, OWIH'I' of tlw HIIIH· A[lrlcnlt,ural Agent Bruce I\ell dale llvestoclt mwllnn. Animals nol l'l'C[ttlrlnt: thl! t<•si: an• sll'l!t'H and spayr•d hroJfr!rs; nnll Miller. Wl'll Ease Off Septic Tank 'fhc plan, whkh was ~uggcstr>d thnsr! r!Pstlrwd for• lilnttgltll!i·, These plots were put out to 1 by Arlarns, required lr.gtslattve those! with rJJ'I'Jrolnl C'l!t'liflr·atr•H show results of new prDlluetlon nclion, "It Is l!Xpl'r:lr•,J to lw o( showing- vrwdnatlon fot• rlillt)-('H . prncttccs In corn growing, nccord· grcnt aiel to our Bang':; rllsensr! dl.scnse within a yl!al' of ttw tlnte · lng to Layton Nelson o.f the To Awal't Sprl'ng 'Remedies' pmgmm," nceol'rllng to G. S. Me· o( ilw salr•, tltosP Jf!s~; than 11 yr!at• Mlchlgnn Stnte college !nrm ct•ops department. He reports This yenr's eonclulllng shots In Intyre, director of tlw rlr!(JIIl't· old lllHI lrlentlfierl rr•aetor· ani· With cleanliness the watchword trucks· nrc ul'ivcn they arc made mcnt whose hurenu of nnlmnl In· mals. thnt u numher CJf these prnctlccs Mlehlgan's hattie on hugs will be Ignore Facts dustry has chnrga ol ilnng's cmd· ---·----- wtll show up well on the Mlllm· llrarl within tlw next fc•w days tlll tho mouel'll dairy farm, puvell 0 inches thick, hnrnyu'rds nrc 11 big help in keep- Mulw pavement in sections 10 Wnyuo G. Fulghhct· · !cation, A room !tung with pic•lurr~; Is n farm. '!'hay will ~;how m'ethnds on the snuthwrslel'll fmnt ngnlnst ing cows nnd dairy burns clean. fcot sr\unre. In this way you cnn Don't hr. foolrrl hy people who Bung's rlisensa, ot• nruecllosls, room hung with lllnllght1;. · Sir of cutting cost's of Jlror.luction, Japurwse lll'rtlr: whilr lhn war on When mud is knee deep in dirt plnce t 1e concrete ns time allows. want to sc•ll n new mel horl of Wnync G. Felghnar, fol' lG Is contagious ahoi·tion In cattle· Joshua lleynolds, Jnrr,er yields nnrl good r:ulltrrnt [(ypsy rnoth nt·otrnd Lrtnslng will lnts, cows on n JiuVecl barnyard Arcus next to the bam unu around i>cl'ping .~Pptil' tanlcs sweN and ye:n·s In tho nutomoblle snlcs nnd and result~. In Juss of milk nnrl prncllccs, !Jecomc , :lxil'R That's flw arlvlec! fwm Wnlle!' mud, much time is saved In clean- when the tlom· is fi inches thick.' L. Mrtllllllllln, a bnetl't'iologtst. at service In Ingham county. Auc· to man, usually those tr!nrling shown: Vttlua of mnnllre, corn· Melntyra, dlt·cctor· nf ·~hr. Mlch· I loncerl ng comc:s easy for I~elgh· cut tie. mcrclctl fertilizer, nitrogen side· igan depnrtmcnt of agrlcullur·e. ing them beforo milking. Bestde Make a mushy mix in tho pro­ Miehi1::rn Htatr:> eollr•gl!, lie sayH @M~? 1 ncr, He sold his first sale at the Under the Hillsdale plan, nny dressing, oncc·ovcr tillage, plant· Airplnne spraying of 800 aercs mud and filth nrc. not. tmclceu portion of 1 sack porllnnrl co­ lltal. mnny mreh so-eall••rl reme· Leatllng Hr~eds · lng corn nn furrow, r:Jwmlcnl into the barn and burn cleaning ment, 214 cubic feet aund, a Y.: diPs ltavc HJl)lPrtl'erl on lite market ngc!_of 18 with his fnthar, the late Iappa'rently iwalthy eattlr! not for In the hcnvy fruit amas nrourul .of WJU'.rJG ltOCJ(S chores nrc furthar.reduced. · cubic feet grnvcl or cmshcd from I!me to t imc. Col, Arlie Fetghner,.who was also slaughtct• and going to the snll! Hntc~nr All Summor weerl control, wide rows, .. secdlng Coloma will be trrutr:rtnl,en with· On a pnved barnyard· cows cnn mclc, and li gnllons of water, Add In corn, rntc of planting scr.d In the next few days In attempts · mot•o snnd nnd gmvcl if mix is 'i'hP latest is a "highly conccn· a farm auctioneer. to be auctioned for return to tltr Wrtte, Prnno, Drlv• In or f'lp Ia get .their ·needed exercise 'in· all aoupy or sloppy-cut down lrnlr!d mixtun: of Pnzymr.s." It Is using up to. 20,000 ]ilnnts per to drsti·oy any .frlpancse heetle 011 Mr. and Mrs·. Feighner and., fnmi, will _unclr.rgo Brmg's test· kinds of .weather.. Accordhig· to sund • if mix is too thick. LOWDEN. fARMS acre nne! ~JlCcd of tr•rwtor in plant· lm-vae that may hnvr. dug In, At 01 ~rravel la!JliHISC'rl to l'C']Jial'e "lo:-;1 or· worn their 2 children, Marglr. und tng lmmerltalely . print· to tlw dait·ymcn, )Javed bamyurds give ·Place full thiclmess of tho pavc­ out lraeterla" wllh new baeterial ing. • . the same lime l!O arras' nf land grcntct• protection from sucldn- ment in ono operation. Level Kurt, live nn their farm 7 miles I stnrl of negotlatwns. A dtnrge HATCHER. y'· .. ·, } . The tour .·of plots will · tal\r. at Niles will 1he manually treated fections us foot rot. unci mastitis, freshly laid concrete flush with culttm•s, It Is supposed to spr!ed west of Mason on Columbia road. J o.r $2 will he paid by the c·rm· nhout 2 hours with wngonH to ag~in:,;t the lnvaliil1~ )ie~;t. 'l'ilc A paved hamyurrl can he easily ' the top of the guide forms with up lite rr.rlu!'lion of solid waste Feighner hns operated the farm Signor. , · t'hnne Jock~nn 24809 tniw viAitOrR to the varlouH plcJts. Jedcrnt government will aid the cleaned und nll the vulunble rna- u struight 2x4 libout 12 foeL long. mnttm· for easier Ilrainage. for more than a year. l An a cere. dilcd. Il!.llsrial.e vctrr· •1120 ct. Derry Rd, at Bonrlotla In lit<> !lr~t place, snys Mall· I I D Cl I I [ C 1 R.. t. fUvca JurcUon . 'fhe program sturts at 9:00 H. m. state llnandnlly, and Br.rric!ll num snved. Some dairymen be- When the concrete becomes rJUite To. brush HJl on farm sulc tech· nar nn, 1 • lnl cs · · oy, w to :n- r:mrl continues lo 3:00 p. m. A county will pay Ior· ~pray rna· lievc that the saving hr manure stiff finish with a wooden float. mann, tin! right lcind n( bacterin nlqu£!, Feighner has been worl<· ----,----'----,;,_..:....::..:4- nlone pays for the puved lot. And This gives the flool' a g1·itty, noll­ arc In normal raw sewage. In light: lunch will lle avntlnhle itr terinls. because u pnved barnyard can b[l skid sul'facc. ing with J. E. Hupert, Peny titc ~r.conrl place; be ndch;, they nuclioneer. noon, .Japanese ltr•r!lles were fnuml at cleaned easily, flioo are deprived A11 soon us tim concrete stiffens, rlon'l become lost or worn out. The Millet• farm if; :1 miles Coloma last Hummer, tlw first of the filth in which to breed. covet• it with straw or earth und Tlwy rr•produce by dividing Feighner is a veteran of World CONSUMERS POWER ..:' west uf Millett. on the Millett time that thr rlangct·ous insects How to Make Floor . keep it moist for about 6 dnys by Wnr II anrl served In· both Asia COIUJ\ION S'J'OCI\ 1 lltemsclves. rnnd n'nd /;, mile south on were ever In the state sprmkling. · disr~nvcrPd "I rlnn'l !mow of any substance ancl the Pacific. Guinea. lngham farmers .can. go In a rum! area. Sc!vPrnl llllwlred For cnch head of cnttle, 30 to' · It takes about 7% sucks of PREFICJCJUm S'I'OCI\ 40 square feet of paved ynrd is purtlund cement, % cubic ymd uf nn the marlwt," he insist~. "that J'ccommctulcd. snnd, und 1 cubic yard of gTavel will spr:>cd up titc hactcrln In do· Unique treadmills that permit Paved yards nro usually mnde or crushed rock to build 100 ing I heir jolt.'' dlr.sal locomotives to operate up Ingham County News September 30, 1954 Page 2 nbout 4 Inches thick; wltere heavy 11quure felit_qt~oor 4 inches thick. Anrl rememhr!r, he arlds, n sep· to "fiO miles nn hour" imder vary· lie tnnlt has to hr. cleaner! once ing load and speed conditions Smith, Hague, Noble & Company were lrnppecl there and at Niles. in a while. without leaving the test build· ------· Jing, have been devaloped hy Elec· Beulah D. Bogue, Branch A'gr. Phone, 6LA·2·0809 The year before traps· placed 1\lcmber of New YOI'I< 8lr1C'k l•:xcluuii:o · ' ' WlHJ,t is. no! fully understood Is Jlro·Motlve Division of Ge~eral It's the MIGHTY MSTE throughout: the state by the Pre-Harvest 50i CAPITOl, SAYINGS & J,OAN BLDG. not possessed. Goethe. 1 Motors at La Grunge, IlllnOJs. Michigan rlepartmenl of agricul· I lure''; bureau of plant industry of chain saws! caught only 89. The beelle Is one Corn Picker of the rnnst damaging insects. It feeds on more than 200 plants ·. 1H.:NEwHOM ELITE including fruit trees, according Check Urged to C. A. Boyer, chief .of the bureau. It won't ha long until farmers Last spring gypsy moth, ,which start to get their corn pid>Pt'.c; in . . pf· . , .· '· has done millions dollars of operating condition for the fall damage to crops ancr· shade harvest. ... . ~. "' traes In the East, was .'c!l~col/ered Clarence M. Hansen, Michigan ' . for the llrst lime 1!1. Michigan In Stale college agricultural engi· the outsltlrts of Lansing. neer, hns this note of wnming: After funds. were· provided by Time the picl;ing and harve~tlng Due to ill health we wiU sell at public auction at the place 1 mile east of the "Little Legislature'~ which of corn to mnler out of the tool sheri anrl poutlds complett. No other !iaw so Ingham, Eaton, Clinton and. Ionia check on its condition r:md power Mason Auctioneers Stockbridge trlCull up Cull dcwn counties, and the rell'lons to ..he take-off speed. The power tnl

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j, • I t' vhior. of· the parts t~ales· rle~ol'l• liml's fn!e of .weecl or.r.rltl mc![lns ., Farmers Burn Dollars Gra1n nsec s mr.nt· for• lhn )i'nl'fi Mol.ol' com· Mulch Berries I· fo\VI!J' irnrd S]lntH In tiw sii'HW· 'ltry and Egg Producers Also pnny's tl'll~tol' rllvl~ion, iltH'I'Y pnll'il llllcl f'if'illll!l' lll!i.Tii!H, · B· -N Clyde A, Pcridn!i l!i being pro· pnint cntl Mlc;IJigiJil Hill!(! ['()llpgc! ant Government Suppprt Are usy OW motcd to lim poslllnn of nssl~tanl After Freeze ilnrlleulttt risl s. :mfcs mnnagcr of !•'ann Supply, Pul muklt on siJ'itWIWI'I'ios jtfll!r ; By C1ul Collin most' 10fl,OOO,OOO chir:i(S, nn In· Jne. He has set'V()(I ll!i n ~one a crust hns frozen nvec thu l'arl< l(llidc!o 111 Vnllr•y l•'oq~c · St B" manngm· In tlw Sfllli!Jeuslcrn recent HIJ•engllwnlng of erensc (If 10';1. over August a year In Orage' Ins gi'Utlnri. 'J'here'li lw lrullr!J' sll'tlW· ~ay lllilll.\' vlsltor·s to tim Hr!Voill· HJ:l(l, 'l'nl:ti U, S, pmciuctlon for · . . Mldrlgim lcnllory frn• the past 7 twrrlns rwxt ypm· If you w 1J fol' lilliHII'Y War r•Jif'illll(lnwnt ll'lint to prl~es wus utJellsl plll'liY rluc 1 11 nnnounccmcnt mnde hy the first 8 months of this year Don't forget that slorccl grnln. years,. tiJn freeze, suggu.~ts 1\1. 11. Avury, loruw wl11•n! ,llw liig lmtllc! wns tary ot Agriculture Benson wm·c up 7% from 1053, Here In l~xnrplnc it of(cn, c•aul!ons M. II. Frank D. Sencurcr will scrvr. eotrnly agrieulltiJ'UI agrmt. . ' fought. /lf'lllaliy, 1111 ••orniHII with Michigan hntohcry prwluclion for· Avery, county agr·lctJit.urnl ngnnl, us nrlmlnlstmllvo usslslnnl of · . lire I'Jlf'my tool( pi;rr·p lllf'l'<' lh" he would he willing to dis· . If liw 11111ldr Is plitcl'ci HiltW·Iht! I Nnllonul C:t'OI~I'itphh! · !,o.dnty support prices for ]mull t·y, August wns up 11 '/t, from !he ·,r~xlcnslon Entomologist Ray Fnrm SLJpply, Inc. Scheurer hns [rceze, ho explajns, lilc crust will prdnts nut, tlut till! plr;osic·al •• to this lnliucncc, snmo month l11st· yonr. Egg pro· .Tunes of Mlclrlgnn Slftlc college twcn with our cnmpnny since ll 01 duc;llori In August totnled. 125,· slay frozen nnri tlw· srJII wlll null rimli of wllltr•rln" In tlils \VI 1· ' ·been 11 rnlher light sup· hus warnml I hnt early fall can be wa:; orgnnlzorl. I'JP. hn:; hecn eon­ heave. , h • nr higiJ.grnde eggs, OOO,flf}O eggs-up 13% from Au· a limo of grcml lnscet rlnmngc In necterl with the sales nml In Mlchli!an sine(! HJ:n, c!rownH and t"rlols .. Anrl rwxl l~l'ltr•llrig ln JIIHII.Y w;r'ys than of support program, more lnyct·s, liS the nvcrnge rate l~ilmigulldn Is thw only method :mrvlng mwcr!~~lvely with Wil· spring llmse unrli!SII'nh!P. eat·iy lwll'it• Wollid ilavr! il!!r!ll. Mure of lay held steady. blossoms will lit! ciPlayror'l. lillln a,tlllll solrih•rs riiPri fl'fllll ex· prlr.es_ will continue to go , . . PllOlO to con.l rul the grain pe~t~. he · llum Ford and company anri later say~. Some gr·ntn lltol't!l'!i usc il wllh Ford·Aiicn company,, tme· A gw.Jclnlllidt lli pori( In storage than n year American farmers squandered clean; turn it ali and let it cool Both arc eflccllvc, .lanes Jnrll· Michigan. ' buying plan may be nd· ago. Beef holdings were down more than $300,000 a day lost before refilling it, and use u funnel eates, and can he purchaser! at. an Doihert E. Gentner has rf'cent­ year on the poorest investment and metal container with n pour the lnduslry--tlw eggs 10'/,. r.pnut when pouring oil. c•lr•vlllor, fat'rn supply huusa or iy been nppolnt1!d zone munager gri !or school lunch programs. of all, That was the doily loss in farm fires In 1953, n total of · 3-Don't let trnsh collect in rlrug store, witl1 lwndquarters In Lan~>lng. Polnto hnrvcst this year mny more than $130,000,000 for the corners! closets, along building . And follow manufacturers' rll· Before ,lnlnlng tlw organizalion, .DS:PENDABLE ••• SIMPLE chick output continues at he the leanest for 15 years, with year. · walls. {eep oily rngs in closed r•celions to liw Iotter, he warns, Gcnlncr was assl~tant to Dr. II. rate. Commr.rf!ial hntehcr· the excopllon of the one In 1051. The National Fire Protection metal cont:liner·s. ' WITH PLENTY OF CAPACITY 4.:._Tieplncc nammable wood because lire mixture ean !\arm F. MeColley, of lhe agrieuiiLJI'al 'durin~;' August turned out ai· Tho recent hurrlcnncs hove Association estimates that most, 1 rmgineerlng rlcpar·tmcmt ul Mich· LONGER PICKING ROLLS l~ not all, of these fires would shingle rootlng with tlsphnlt lite fu•rson using it. clipper! the Maine crop nhout nut :love happened ii farmers had shingle~, asbestos, metal,. or other i3e ~m·c to cileek llw UJl[lCr por· igan Stulc college. · IJ.-"'=-.....:s-x::J."' ....,::..~MORE FULL LENGTH 10'/, (arouml 5,000,000 bushels) tullcn. a litlle time to eliminate liJ·c-resistant material. Flammable lion of lllll grain to sec if it's IIUSKING anrl early frosts have cut· Idaho's common fire hazards from their roofs invite the spread of fire. matted, Janes suggests. If il is crop around. W'l<. Earlier this property, Both the N~'PA and the f.-Protect all main buildings mailer!, treat lhnL m·eEI carcfLJiiy year, Maine's spucls took n bent· United States Dcpa1·tment of wilh npproved lightning rod sys­ lng from· heavy rains and dis· Agriculture urge all fanners to tems and. frequently check their because damage is being done by Extension Folks begin taking these elementary grounding. moths, ease. So price ou tlool( I or potato precautions during Fire Preven­ G-Bcfore refueling equipment, 4Gfo growers appears· promising. In tion Week, Oct. 3-9: shut it ofT and let it enol. Refuel Attend Meetings August wholesale prices. In Chi· 1-Be careful with cigarettes out-of-doors and away fmm flames. cago were clo~>r. to twice what, and matches, and get your family 7-Pel'iodically check nll wir­ Ingham county c xI ens i tln ~arid Bank they were u year earlier. and employees to follow your ex­ ing, :md have an electrician rc­ Farm Supply, Inc. agents anrl i for complete facto. Phone 2·601)1 quota: He dernanclt.!cllluiUhc guv· rest ot: their Jarms as they wish, Miehigan branch of Harry Fer­ create marlwts for farm prod· crnmcnt suc ·him for it. according to a new agrir:ultural guson, Inc. and later with Farm Dr.C.J. Hubbard i~...... --;._------..l...------·,.1 , --. department ruling releaser! this Supply, Inc. Prior to becoming VETEIUNAIUAN Farm products aren't 1J1e only 1 week. Farmm·s can ·stili. talw all· associalcrl wilh Hnrry Ferguson, commodities the government has vanl:!gc of the overall price sup­ Inc. Gary wns with ford Motor uo s. ,Jf\frerRrin Mason Francis Platt :·NEED A WELL?? In :larse stoci(• piles. The govern- port program as long- as the5i company for n period of 21 years. · Phone 2·8201 · ~limwapolis-1\loline ment's hoard of·vitaJ metals nncJ COillpiy With individual 'CI'D(J Sll]l· For 9 ycm·s he served as super- 1 '------Just' north of 1\lason on US-:127 I Can Drill minerals 'is a huge one. Lal'~st port allolmcnts. l'lwne 2-liH71 ·:1 tutd 4 inch wdls for farm aml ltomo estimates indicule .that sr~mc 5\ Previously Secretary Ezra Taft · -· .. 6,·8 andlO inch wells for air-conditionllag . billion dollars al;'e tJ~d up m. ~he Benson ha(i ruler! that total acre· Conunercial and Irrigation · So·callccl. s .Ira t e,g') e: str~r:l\ptlc. age n!lotmcnls would he in effect Economists sar lhrs 1\liYIIlg ".r on all farms. Jt meant that far·m· strategic mntermls ads as a semt· ., :' en; c:ouitl not. diVl'rl the rem:lln­ pricc supporting.hcl!ed lcrs, Loris CLIJ'ti~. nfflcc manager', STEEL . eggs dry out quicker in the incu· sairl he thought !hal maybe the l:t•all to Swan t•oad and then cast 1 mile, ·POSTS END · .. bator. So poultrymen can cheek Novcmher cieclirms had ·some­ { ELECTRIC eggs after they have been in the ~iling to clu with it, too. (Also wire-fencers)· Incubator for 2 wec!(s and remove those with thin slwlls. This in­ The lola) aercage allotment is not mrnlionccl in the ag-ricultural TretLtetl Poles -1<1-16-18-22-25 Ft. sures only chic](S wilh inlwritqd 1 P; M. Fence- IJarbed Wire- Lawn Fence· ability to produce good eggs will acts of Hl!ii, Ctrrtis vointcd nu't. 1 P. f~. It was a department ruling. May. Saturday~ Octobe,r · . be hatched. 2 Gutes- 12-14-16 Ft. ' . h~ the department thotight that SEEDS . MISCELLANY . . . Colorado lhc total. acreage allotment was crqp ·specialists hnvc prodticcrl a just nne too. many l'l,'glllations for Cnnndhm Grimm Alfalfq this· fall, Curl is said. Certified Rnn!fer Alfa.lfa . . · "super hay" which contains 22'/. protein· .. , Average wr.ights of . Under the· new. ruling, however, Phone Phone barrows· and gilts at midwestern farmers planting 15 aeros or less Price Brothers 'l'lmothy - Drome . ··.· markets around mid-September whent must slay within \Vheat Stockbridge trei'tlllzcr OJ•dcrs Tnken were as much ns 8 lb Iieavier allotments. for \vhcnt ,price sup. I Auctioneers Mason than tho same 'timCl u year 'ago pnrl, but their excess wheat over GENUINE OJ,GACOAL , .. USDA has set up 1 new ~uh· their allotments will not affect 17-F-111 2-8761 Egg-Stove UEDJACKET offices at Des Moines, Houston, ot_her supports. Maurice & Bob Stolwr COLONELJACKHPRN Mobile and Norfolk to provide ' . more grain inspection in mm•kel ' . LOMUAim CIIAIN SAWS and port areas . , . Looi(S like a· lot of wheat for feed will be ]0 Ingham Youths ~ llog treetlcrs - Wnt.ct·ers - '!'roughs - Stock Tanka available from Cnnada this year; Sheep Farm Machi.nery- lots of rnln ancl early ft·os·ts have I o left large quantities of immature Join Cattle Club 4 Ilmu1 Coarse- anti Filic-Wool Ewes l\lusst~~·-Ual'l'is Corn Plantct· ailtl ·J~m-'t.m~wt· Attaeh- .·. wheat. This factor depressed Conictlalc Ram 2 Sheep Uaclts mcnt, Jw:wly new · prices of U. S. feed grains in the Ten youn>: Inghnm · county fm·mer~ iluve liccn accepted fnr Eden Elevator last 10 days ... ·wm. lower ~·up· Co-011 2·H U-inch Plow, on ruhiH~r, neat·Iy IWW junior niember~hips iri the Amcr· Phouc Lc~lle 21M port prices in 1955 affect the size Phone MAllOn 5680 · · Uubbcr-'l'it•ed Wa~;on and Steel Grain Box· We Gh•e Gold Stn111118 of farm production? High USDA lean Guernsey C;1ltlc club. Those sclectccl .from Inghain nrc Alice Miscellaneous .lolm nem·e 3-scction S!Jilm Hari'OW, IWW Fay, Stanley Fay, Timothy S. 1~-==·=·=: ·======~: discardofficials thebelieve theory they that wi_ll. farmer~ They Post lloh1 l)iggcr Cyclone Seeder Udiable 11-IIoie Grain :Urill ami ·Fel'l ilizer Attach- will try to offset ·lower pt·ices O'Brien and f(iri\ Cmtis, all of Am·o G1·case Gun mrmt · · · mockbriclge; Jncllen Bullen, Leon with higher production in order liO li't~et of Garden Ilose .New Idea l\hinure SIH'C:ulm• to hold totnl income high enough W. Everett. Rohert Sterle ami Dog llouse to me~t fixed opernti.ng eX· Edgar LoVette, all of Mas ,on; and 100 Grain IJags :l>unham Cultipacl.:er peilses. That's· what happened Jean. Marie Baker of Leslie. l\lountm1 Tractoi· Seeder : 1\Iussey-!lanis 'No. 8 Silltl Ualw Thinking Comf01•t Tractor ·Cab about 20 years ago when pricl!s There are nearly 900 young pco· 1\l:tss,~y-Uarris 5-ft. l\11iWcr collapsed with little or no rc· pie in the catllc club in the 2 [i'ractor Umbrllllas · Gart1cn Citltivator · '2-\Vhcd Stocl• Tt:ailm·, Wheelhai'J'oW Uriited States. · quantity of . Fot•l•s of ductlon In procllwtion .. Small Ilantl .'l'ools 3 Oil Barrels (~uantity of F1~nce ''' Requirements for junior mcm· Other Al'ticles '22-l't J~x~ension I.uddt~r a 'l'm•paulius . The Fabricast Division of Gr.n· hership ln the AGCC are simple. ·Hi-ft. Bnm:t Grain ~le\'atnr era! Motors tt'ses more than 20,· Young people must be inclivldual '' Oil T:uilc Utmter 1 5() .Feet uf IIa~· Hope 000,000 pounds· o'f aluminum a owners of aile or more purebred · J,:u·~~e Hm1eh Vist~ Bu'ilding? vear in the production of cnst· Gtiernseys, and <1t least one of the ~ 8pmyers Westinghouse ~. U. P. Iilut.or · !ngs~ · animal!\ must be registergcl or be· . Household, IGoods . , . . ) 'i ·'.· ... ·,, come registered at the time the J.Uetal Bed Stn•ings Think 9f Standard yo,ungstcr's npplic~tion for mem· 1\lattress Dresser l)r. M. J. Green bership is processed. ~ppllcatlons Chest of Drawt1rs for mcmbersl1ip must be endorsed White Metal J\itchcn Cabinet StraW \. VETERINARIAN' b~~ a state SeptembcJ' 7 23 JII~AD OF BlmF CA1'TU~ It's simple! It's easy! it's fast! \1ichignn State college livestock you may feed the tree··,by 'dr'op· and co!t~~i: (}ueenie·, Guernsey Cow, 6 years old, due day or 1 Blue!• Angus llell'm·, 1 Yz ymu·s oltl pavilion on Monday,- October iJ. ping a handful of "10;1().10 ... !nl- · · 8 llh1ek Angus Yearling Ueifers SNAP-COUPLER is tho new At. this time, leading purebred !rate-phosphate-potash) .ifertfllzer tee· of Ingham explains. How- · sale . .. ·. Allis-Chalmol'S automatic hitch· Daisy, GueJ•nsey Cow,_ 5 yem·s old, due Oelnhc.r 8 3 Blnclc Angus lfelfers, 0 lo 8 months oltl ' . breeders in the state wl11 bring Into the hole about once every 2 exceeding the' farm wheat ing device that lets you chango, he Bell, Guea•uscy Cow, years old, ft•eshenetl 11 Hinck Angus Calves ir best rams to the college 'h th tl 8 t -11 allotment will make the 5 rear-mounted tools in a matter . , 'ivestoclt pavilion and offer them tree.mont s \ at e me you 'f. , ~r- .. te from_ the. farm Ineligible of seconds. It works anywhere, any_ time ;..;.; August 10 . liAY, STRAW, GRAIN ·.:or private ,sale. The mo·re coin· Another method support. . Rosie, Guernsey Cow, 5 yeaus old, fa·eshenctl as well ns in our store. . , ·. 3,000 Jlales of Alfnlf11 nml Urome Ir11y (f!J•st and Tho SNAP-COUPLER is set in a wide funnel located at non breeds will be represented ing Is by means of means; he explains, that April 3, lll'ed bucl> 1\fuy 241 1nd the rams priced according to with a soil auger or a with small- wheat. acre- sucoJI(J cutt.lngs) . ,, tl1e tractor's single hitchpoint. As the ·tractor is backed ' ' ·. Gtlssle, Gilm·nsey Cow, 6 yeui!s old, freshene1~ 600· Bid~ Straw . to tho implement, the funnel gu~des tho t11.nguo of t~e:.im·' 1ge and quality. The rams are These should be made to a depth . allotments can produce 15 Augi1st 20 '· \)laced in pens according to price of 12 Inches and . the'n ·cupful acre~ of wheat and have their 7011 llushels of S11ells plemcnt into the coupling where 1t autom~tlC~IIy snaps .mto a· .Joyce, Gncrnsey Cow, 6 yeaus old, fa•eshcncd and the tloclt owner makes his or two. chemical-. __ ~ertlllzer otht;lr cr.ops, htcludlng such allot· working position. Tho two implement hft-hnks oro the~ of Set•tmilber 7 DAIRY EQUlPl\IENT quickly snapped to the tractor's lift·arm latches.. --· IJWn selection. It is not an auc- funneled into each hole' and ·-the' ment crops ·as corn. eligible for Cricket, Gne•·nsey Cow, 6 years old, title Octuber 2·Unlt Surge 1\lllkca·, complete with compressor, Unhitching is equally simple. tion. Floci~ owners wanting rams refilled. This tteatm'ent' ,VIII ~·rice support. However, farmers of' . the less common breeds last for as long as 10. ~ears but ~-~~~· a wheat allotment of less 25 . . motor, Iilpellne SNAP-COUPLER- is standard equipment on new Allis- Ella, Guernsey Cow,. 4 yenl'l~ olll, freshcne11 T·33 1\lllk Coole••, pr.ucllcally new, 6-can capacity . Chalmers WD·45 Tractors; should contact the county agent is recommended about. ever.y .5, ~hill}. 15 acres .who want their "'"-..,..---,~~--~--:·~-~ available for tractors now in at once so that the ldnd of ram years. · _· · , · . ':, .. • ',. :. ~-t.~~r crops eligible for price sup· · ·Septembe••lS ' . 20 lO·Gallon ~lilk Cans . uso.,_ I , . they desire en" be located for Still another method IS the use ·port must comply with all_ other Sally, Guernsey Cow, 5 yena•s ohl, f1·eshened Frlgldi&tre WnteJ• Jlel&teJ• them. lt will take only a few of a water auger by willch'a pipe .crop.acre~ge allotments. and st~y . Let us domonsti'ilto. CaU·or ·· April s,· bi'Ild buck ,June 11 Dairy Wasil Tu.nks, alul other utensils , ; inlnutes .-to mnlte a selection at with water pressure . ~~- fo·~ced within the 1_952·53 ave~nge of Sarah, Gitemsey Cow, S ymn·s ol!l, freshened stop in._ · ram day. All rams,are expected down Into the soli, tlu! · wati!r potatoes. and dry edl· 1\lay 22, bred buck July 29 . Not •·espoltslblc. for ucchlents' day of sale. to .be In pens by 10:00 a. m. Last forming Its own hole. Att~~he~ to . on th_e fal'J!l to_ have Y~ill' 70 rains were selected at the pipe Is a with soluble the·crops ellglbl~ ~or price Wendy, Guei•i1fley Cow, S yeurs old, fmshenecl · TERMS: CASII. Nothing removed mltll settled (his event. chemical which· · .the · . SeptemberS for · '· flock owners wlil find water which ·purebred breeders an ex· 'so tha·t the plrt'ce to select li ·ram; a cheinlcal solution owners· will find ram day as 3 feet college. on October 4 an . to make'· a· ~·one:stop" 's.be~_·nocks)o lngl1arn County News [~~{DSi People J(illed by Fire September 30, 1954 Page 5 Board of Supervisors Proceedings Die hn Their Own llomes 4-Hol nshcs nnd coals I{ccp mC yllml them in covc1 cd metal contn!ncro Keep the nwn ncar a fm nnce free of combustible materials 5-T~nsh nccumulntlon Remove t ubblsh Jcgulntly fwm the house pm tlculmly ftom th[l colllu, oUtc, unci closets 6-Imptopet handl!ng of goso line nnd kct osencJ nnd u~o of Onmmablo liquids IOl home dty clcnnmg unci pnint removing The NFPA slt~sscs the 1m ore thtowma them nwnv pott.mcc of mnidng chtld1cn fhc 2-Dul~ at cl pootlv mninlnincd 1 safety consclOUs flo n the cut! test ~hum f'V and hcntmg cqlllpmcnt ycnt> /1. hr usc 1 lll c ttch f]Lc tf 0 ditty rhc lSSOCintion advises hunncy "llOOts pallw Onto nom them from two yems on to dis m~blu roofing mlttctml Pot tnblc tlngtush between the tight nml 11 he 1t• 1s nrl ltcl oscnc stoves WI ong uses of fh e hot 1 i not b pltccd whelC they Let them help you With vnrl m ght block nn cx1t 01 whcte r us fl1c mnldng ncllvltlcs such ns lhey lllll ht uns1ly be tippecl ovc1 bu1ning leaves nnd !tush flus -Ddcc\1vo wmng •llld ovct will sattsfy m n cons II ucllvc way lc d r lect11c ell ctuls All wir j t1 cu nulUJ nl cu1wsity about fit c 11 hnulcl !Jo 111stallc I by n qual Expl tln to them whnt you ne 1f ~I ulccl1 ~1111 U c only 15 um cluing c wit tunc you cxc1clsc lCio fu cs unless the cnclllt is ym1 own common sense m Icgard cc1llly wheel fm Jmgcr loads to fhc safety LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Ingham County News Scptem~cr 30, 1954 Page 6 I 11 OAJ, NOTICES LF.JGAJ, NOrJOE~ OUR DEMOCRACY byMat ------·--- ORDim AI !'OINTING TIM~ fOR ~IEARING CLAIMS -BIG, TOUGHanJABLE- Legal Notices No JOil IS loo BIG Ofl, TOO TOUGH FOr.! THE COMt'liNf>nDrl OF SI,ND MODI'RN PLANTS ON WHICH AMERICAS PfIJCTI~li ORDER Al'l OINTING TIME POWER RESTS BUT THE EFFECTIVE. UTILIZATION Of I Olt 11f.AillNG ClAIMS 1054 THIS poWEll., YE.AR IN AND YE.AR OUT DEPENDS ON I'MN'f THINGS. A SOUND DOLLAR, FOR. EXAMPLE: TO PROVIDE. A STA13LE MEDIUM OF Ei(CJ-IANGE- AND OUTPUT CLOSELY GEARED TO PUI3LIC DE'51~!;S

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